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AGE 2A An.ANTK EWS I E A 2 , 2009 I Vol. 35, NO 07 A A IC EWS.COM USI ESS OCA O ES O O IO MA AGI G A WEEKS I A Y G EE A I "Managing Your Portfolio," a seminar presented by Summer House Furnishings open house Jeffrey Brown of Ameriprise Financial Services, will be offered on Tuesday, March 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Weeks Public Library, located at 36 Post Road in Greenland. This seminar provides investment knowledge to develop financial habits celebrates new home, 10 year anniversary today to help accumulate wealth over a lifetime. It covers how to make investment planning more manageable; balance risk and reward; integrate bedding and original art- • Saltonstall says that the asset allocation into one's personal financial picture; and create a well- rounded portfolio. Refreshments will be served, and Amenprise will make a work — has combined ven- Foyes Corner building was financial contribution to the Friends of the Library on behalf of each attendee. tures to add complete, expert a "perfect fit" for the reloca- Space is limited; to register for the seminar or for more information on this on-site upholstery services tion and expansion of the and all library programs, call (603)436-8548 or visit www.weekslibrary.org. by Deb Hayden of Hayden business. CEME E IES, G A ES O ES A MO E Upholstery. "I just knew when I For folks looking for walked into this building A UMA MES COU CI E E new ideas to spruce up any that it's the perfect place ROCHESTER I The Rochester Historical Society recently received a grant from the NH Humanities Council to sponsor a program titled "New room in their home, Sum- to showcase the items we Hampshire Cemeteries and Gravestones." mer House Furnishings of- have," she explains. The program, which is free and open to the public, will be presented fers the all-new "Inspiration There's something for by Glenn Knoblock on Thursday, March 12 at 7 p.m. at the Rochester His- Station," a comfy section of every taste and every budget torical Society .Museum, located on Hanson Street. Knoblock is actively the store to sit, relax, and at Summer Home Furnish- involved in researching New Hampshire history and has written 10 books find monthly inspiration tips ings, from the intricately- and more than 70 articles. For this program, rubbings, photographs, and slides will illustrate the while sifting through a vari- restored and reupholstered rich variety of-gravestones found in New Hampshire, and tell the story ety of books, magazines, and antique furniture pieces, to of such historical events as the Great Awakening, the Throat Distemper a computer to make your a wide variety of fine soaps, epidemic, and the American Revolution. Knoblock will show how to read interior designing dreams lotions, bedding and gifts, these stone "pages" that give insights into New Hampshire's genealogi- plans come to life. along with new pieces, re- cal book. The public is invited to come and learn more about these works MA K C AG feel at home. stored items, and plenty of art and the craftsmen who carved them. Refreshments will follow the "We want people to come meeting. For more information call (603) 330-3099. A A K EWS S A W I E Co-owners Stephanie in here and be inspired," says of fine artwork courtesy RYE I Don't let the name Saltonstall of Rye, and An- OU AME O O E E E I S CA of some of the greater Sea- • fool you: Summer is not a coast's finest artists. RYE I Foursome registrations for the 17th Annual Tournament of Hope season, it's a way of life.' What's more, it will have golf event hosted by the Wentworth by the Sea Country Club will be acxxspted Around this time of year your home feeling as warm beginning Monday, March 9. as the final freezing weeks The tournament, scheduled for Tuesday, June 9, is held annually with the and welcoming as a summer proceeds going to benefit programs for low-income residents of Rockingham of winter begin to dwindle, afternoon, all year long. County through Rockingham Community Action (RCA). most stores roll out the sum- Summer Home Furnish- "This particular event is held in such high esteem by so many of our very mertime patio furnishings in ings will host their grand loyal and supportive partners because they know that the committee has an effort to entice shoppers opening at the new location always held to the belief that nothing be spent on prizes or raffle items," says to shift their mindsets from celebration on Thursday, Patty Arcliz7oni, community relations and marketing director for the commu- snowballs to sunscreen. nity action agency. "Instead, we go out into our communities and talk about March 5 from 6-9 p.m. at RCA and what it is that the agency does in terms of programs and services. But why can't it feel like the shop, which is located at It's because of the very tangible and positive results that we're able to point summer all year long, with Foyes Corner at 25 Sagambre to that Our local businesses are so very generous." For more information or a long, warm afternoon Road in Rye. Stop in for re- to sign up for the Tournament of Hope, or for more about Rockingham Com- feel and a taste of an ocean freshments and inspiring munity Action, call (603) 431-2911 or e-mail [email protected] . breeze? It can — at least, in- ideas; meet the women who A WE COMES A IO AS O doors — thanks to Summer can help tweak or transform EXETER I The Exeter Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu- Home Furnishings in Rye. any room in your home; and tion (DAR) will meet on Monday, March 2 at 1 p.m. at the Ridge at Riverwoods, The newly-expanded see all that Summer home located at 10 White Oak Drive in Exeter. store — recently relocated to FurnisMigs has to offer. Reg- The guest speaker will be 'The Patriot Pastor," Garrett Lear, known by this title because of his extensive knowledge of the founding of America and Foyes Corner and marking a' drea Checovitch of North Saltonstall. "With the fabrics, ular store hours are Tuesday 10-year anniversary — will his deep abiding love for the original intent of the Founding Fathers and his Hampton designed the shop the wall art, and everything through Saturday from 10 understanding of the New Testament Church. be welcoming one and all to showcase the unique fur- else, it gives the impression a.m. to 5 p.m., or by appoint- A Mayflower descendent and a Son of the American Revolution, Pastor with a grand open house nishings and accessories that of that happy, light feel of ment. For more information, Lear is the 2007 recipient of the National Heritage Center for .Constitutional celebration this week. are artfully arranged into vi- summer." call (603) 319-1655. Studies Founding Fathers award. Summer House Furnish- Together with Annette, his wife of 28 years,. Pastor Lear founded the Well gnettes around the store that of Living Water Christian Ministries in 1980. Fourteen years latm in 1994 they ings is a small boutique with captures the fresh, comfort- an extravaganza of home founded the Well of Livirig Water Christian Fellowship in North Hampton. able feel of summer. They make their home and ministry base office in the mountains of New decor, furnishings, intiques, "Our mission is to elevate Hampshire. The public is invited to attend the March 2 meeting. Those who gifts and ideas to help make your spirit when you-. walk are interested in learning more about the DAR or in becoming a member can any home feel bright and into our store and inspire contact Vice Regent Cynthia Anderson at (603)893-2745. cheery, warm and welcom- you to make the changes you EA OW O UY, I A CE A OME WI [A ing, and unique and inviting want," says Saltonstall. EXETER I 'How to Buy and Finance a Home," a dass taught by Ric Be- all year long. Now, at the newly-ex- audoin, will be offered through Exeter Adult Education for four weeks starting The establishment repre- panded location, Summer on Monday, March 9. sents a trio of interior design House Furnishings — which Designed to help the home buyer and home owner navigate the rocky waters of purchasing a home or refinancing a home, this course will include experts, who bring years of has long been known for its experience and tireless en- sessions with an attorney, an appraiser, home inspector, insurance agent, broker colorful and stylish hard- and loan officer. Participants can learn the terms and options directly fiout the thusiasm to making your wood, rattan and upholstery professionals. house the perfect place to designs, as well as lighting, Currently providing mortgage lending services with Capitol Mortgage, Beaudoin has more than 30 years of experience in the mortgage lending in- dustry. During his career, he has helped thousands of people and businesses purchase their dream home or business.The course will be conducted on four consecutive Monday evenings beginning March from p.m. at Exeter Cr St pp r Adult Education, located at 40 Linden Street in Exeter. Tuition is $20. For more lp lv r . information or to register (deadline is March 2), call (603) 84 or visit www.sau16.org / adulthtm. C ll 60 4 r 20 4 GE OCA A MO Y MEE U Portsmouth Police are looking for information on who is PORTSMOUTH I Seacoast Local will hold its Monthly Meet-Up on responsible for three separate burglaries. Port City Chrysler CRIIISLINE Tuesday, March 10 from 0 p.m. at Strawbery Banke's Tyco Visitors Center Dodge, The Exxon gas station on the Route One By-pass and on Marcy Street in Portsmouth. a business under construction on Lafayette Road have all FOR THE RAMPTONS Bill Young, chief lending officer at Optima Bank Sr Trust in Portsmouth, been broken into within the last three weeks. will give a presentation on the availability of local credit. Also presenting will Anonymity Rewards be Don Marshall, a general business broker with Marshall Associates.Biz, LLC Please call Crime Stoppers if you wish to and a volunteer at SCORE remain anonymous and have information on Owners and managers of other locally-owned, independently operated unsolved crimes or under age alcohol parti s. 2 . 222 businesses are welcome to come and learn more about Seacoast In l and its You can aLso leave an anonymous tip by logging on to mission. Seacoast L,ocal, Inc., is a not-for-pmfit network dedicated to promot- www.seacoastcrimestoppers.org "Putting a Pinch on Crime" ing conununity involvement in local business, agriculture, arts and culture, You could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000 if your the environment and civic life in the Seacoast region of southern Maine and pt n Cr l n Y h . New Hampshire. For more information visit wwwseamastiocal.org or contact information leads to an armst and ; I Karen Marzloff at (603) 766-1775. A IA IC EWS.COM o . , o 0 I E UA Y 2 . 200 A Am ic EWS I AGE A EWS Snowboarders to take flight at 'Big Air' competition . Y MAitx C AG Sports Park, and hopes it A IA IK EWS S A %MU E becomes a staple for years AMESBURY, MA I Hot- to come — offering greater doggers young and old, Seacoast area snowboarders unite! The first-ever "Big a local slope to catch some Airs snowboard competi- big air, without having to tion is coming to Amesbury make a long and expensive Sports Park. trip to the mountains. Located at 12 Hunt Road, To pre-register for the minutes off of I-495's exit 54, event, email JP Searle with Amesbury Sports Park tra- name, age and gender at ditionally focuses the winter jsearle@amesburysport- months on high-speed snow- spark.net; call (978) 388-4397, tubing and a wide variety of or visit the official website at other entertainment. www.amesburysportspark. This year, however, snow- net. boarders can hit the slopes As always, the Corner for the first of what should Kick Pub at the base of the become an annual event, hill on sports park property with the Amesbury Sports will offer its full menu for Park "Big Air" competition. fans who come to watch, and "It's going to be a lot of the sprawling outdoor deck is is a ew co um a ea u es o ma io om o essio a s. . fun. We're anticipating at March 14, is being sponsored says he looks forward to will provide the best seats in e " os" wi w i e co um s a ou ei usi esss e e ise a we least 400 people," says JP by Roaring Lion Energy bringing competitive snow- town for those who prefer to wa you, ou ea e s o ask em ques io s. us emai you ques io s Searle, director of Outdoor drink, Mercury Soda Pop, boarding to the Amesbury see the snowboarders take i ec y o e " os" a ey wi a swe you ack ia emai a we wi Operations at the park. and NOTB (North of the Bor- flight i some o e ques io s a a swe s i e a e e o owi g week. Registrants will be der) in Salem. I you a e a ques io a o k ow w o o i ec i o, us emai us judged in both 18-and-older, "If all goes well, we plan a co e y a ia ic ews.com a we wi i e ig o" o a swe . and youth categories, and to do several similar events S th ? " d r t r l l t b l pre-registrants will receive over the course of the sea- a "goodie bag" at the com- son," Searle says. Audio i eo E e ie ce aug e ag ia petition. He anticipates that aug e ec o ic i es y e.com Participants can receive ground crews will spend a u a y Si k I e io a esig Mi ge awes any number of prizes at three to four days prior to a u a ysi kOco icas e the competition, including the event grooming the mas- E os esig Ce e au E o mai e oco .com snowboards, gloves, hats, T- sive 827-foot hill to cater to shirts, and much more — in snowboarders, but part of am o isio Ce e Wi iam "Su y" Su i a ci wo a e addition to the sky-high the facility will still be open e u c e S o is Ma ke C a u y C a _ u y ms .com glory and bragging rights to throughout for those who scoring at the Big Air Com- come with tubing in mind. ysicia s ea y Weig Ce e e i e Wa e , M. . petition. Searle, who has been or- ea i eig ce e o mai .com The big event, which ganizing and coordinating ackso i e ace a a io Ke ackso a i e ms .com will take place on Saturday, similar events for 20 years, Cok we a ke ea Es a e am ai ey am. ai eyO emo es.com In tune with the digital life on "where to buy options" for shipping, figure how to up from the box stores and products as above and addi- d Exp r n n pt n
you can avoid this happen- install it, and how to return many will offer some instal- tional quality products that ll ( n . l tr n l f h l . ing to you. Deal only with defective items. lation services. are not available elsewhere. rn . CE IA (C t . reputable companies that The big box chain stores Custom installation com- Their high level of customer, El tr n n & In t ll are authorized dealers as like Best Buy and Wal-mart panies can do it all — from service covers all installa- t n A t n C rt f d r many manufacturers will usually have excellent return a simple upgrade of your tions set up to function spe- f n l n r, b r f not honor the warranty on and repair policies. They are TV to a complete design cifically for you with follow th CE IA hn l C n l purchases from an unauthor- a good place to shop if you and installation of the most up on problems, servicing v r A t n , nd ized dealer. Also, investigate know exactly what you want complex systems through- and warranties. CE IA t r d O t company return polices and because most likely the sales- out your entire home. With Next week: How to select r h In tr t r. l nd consider who is going to be person has had little training trained, knowledgeable peo- a customer installer. t n r t t p t able to properly install your and may not understand the ple to advise you, these com- hn tr l d l v hn l tr n l f t l . equipment and troubleshoot products anybetter than you panies offer similarly priced tr n t d n t A d rn. problems. do. Do not depend on the A Web site that touts salesperson's knowledge Y AUG E AG IA cheap prices may not be a alone; you need to research A A IC EWS reliable company. Be aware the products yourself. (More Seacoast VNA CO I U I G Wa e that some of the best deals on comparing products and on the Internet are "gray pricing in upcoming col- imi s swi i es i ag w m se Where do you go to pur- • Ski e u si g • e a os O e a i e chase new TV and audio market" products that were umns.) Many of these stores • ysica , Occu a io a a S eec oi e aceme video (AV) equipment? You intended for some other are now offering installa- e a y og am may think the best deals are region of the world, and by tion services, but their staff • Wou ca e y a a io a y ce i ie • ia e ic Su o G ou s on the Internet — but beware. tracking serial numbers, the is qualified to do only very Wou • ee Commu i y C i ics I know a person who was manufacturer may void the simple installations. Os omy, Co i e ce Ca e S ecia is • asic oo Ca e warranty for a product in the (cw0C enticed by a very low price Another choice is spe- • I ome e emo i o i g so he bought and paid for a wrong region. cialty retailers, but there are There are reputable Inter- few of these types of stores TV from an Internet "com- W e you ee o c oose a ome ca e age cy, pany." He never received his net companies (like jr.com, left in New England now c oose Seacoas A you oca , o o i , TV or his money back after crutchfield.com, and vanns. that Tweeter has closed. Spe- i e e e , Me ica e Ce i ie ome ea age cy. the police found out that the corn) that usually have cialty store sales people will seller was already in jail for similar prices as the "brick- be better trained to ad ise 2 a aye e oa , o am o . 0 862 60 26 2066 60 4 0 6 6 another crime. and-mortar" stores. With all vou on products and how By using your common Internet purchases, remem- to install them. They gener- sense with some information ber you will have to pay ally carry products one step - PAGE 4A I An.Atinc NEws I E UA Y 27, 2009 I Vot. 35, No 07 ATLANTICNEWS.COM COMMU I Y OCA O ES C U C A S COMMU I Y I E AM O I h r t pt t Ch r h f pt n ll h t tn f ndr r f r M ll n t d nn r n S t rd , br r 2 fr 4 0 6 p. . t th h r h, l t d t 6 W nn t d n pt n. SPECIAL TO THE ATLANTIC NEWS bike for a minimum of $10 h p bl nv t d t nj nd h n t r d nn r, NORTH HAMPTON I A per hour and' tiding gong h h ll b rv d th rl br d, l d, b v r nd d rt . h fundraiser in support of a to inspirational music, all t f th d nn r $6 0 f r d lt nd $ f r S n r nd h ldr n. while being motivated t rd r ll l b v l bl . pl t t rd r, r f r r local five-year-old girl bat- nf r t n, call the church t (60 26 200. tling cancer will be held on by the world class fitness OW C U C OS S O UCK Sunday, March 8 from 1-4 instructors at Fitness Revo- lution. EWI G O I h n t n n Ch r h ll h t p t l p.m. at Fitness Revolution, pp r n S t rd , M rd 2 t th n t n n ll, l t d t 20 located at 18 Lafayette Road Proceeds raised during bl ll d. in North Hampton. "Molly's Day" will ben- h pp r ll t pl fr 6: 0 p. . h t f r th l $ Billed as "Molly's Day," efit the Rowlee family of f r d lt nd $ f r h ldr n ( nd r t fr . Hampton. Molly Rowlee h n t nv t d t tt nd, nd t t r v l bl . r the event will include a r nf r t n, ll (60 80 0 . silent auction for which was recently diagnosed '1! with .Anaplastic Large Cell CO SUME S IG S O IC A S W MEE I G t. bids will be accepted from March 8-13. Items up for bid Lymphoma and is currently E E E I h S t p bl n W n (S W ll l t p r n C t ll nd r ld M ld ff t br f t t n n include personal training receiving treatment at Chil- W dn d , M r h t . 0 . , t th S t S h l f hn l , sessions offered by Fitness dren's Hospital Boston. l t d t 40 nd n Str t n Ex t r. Revolution staff; landscap- Sign-up sheets will be C t ll , p r l l t th p rt nt f C n r r t t n nd available at Fitness Revo- Ivf ld ff, S t r d nt nd l n t v l nt r t th d p rt nt, ing services; clothing and ll p n b h lf f n r r ht nd v l bl r r . footwear; gift certificates; lution beginning Sunday, A f ll br f t b ff t f r $ 2 ll b rv d, nd th p bl l Red Sox tickets; a basket of March L For more informa- t tt nd. rv t n r r r d t S r f r r nf r goodies; maple syrup prod- from Good Vibes Disc Jock- event, during which Fitness tion about this community t n ll r n f v r t (60 6 6 . S W t bl h d n t br n n t , f , nd tr n th to eys of Exeter (www.good- "Revolution trainers will be fundraising event, call (603) ucts; and much more. th r f n pp rt n p bl n nd d t nd p bl n The music and emcee vibesdiscjockeys.com). challenged to put up four 964-2348 or write rcc0702@ thr h t th p h r S t. In addition, sponsors are full sets of weights. Or, take gmail.com Or danih63@ for this fundraising event EWS OM AM O E IS will be provided by the currently being accepted part in a three-hour "Spin- gmail.com . for a "Lift-Off" per-pledge a-Thon" by "purchasing" a AM O I h n xt nthl t n f th pt n r t , Seacoast's own DJ KOKO-P pr v l h d l d f r M r h , h b n r h d l d f r W dn d , M r h 4 t 6: 0 p. . t th Old S lt t r nt, l t d n f tt d E E S n pt n. All b r f th n r l p bl r nv t d t tt nd. h t n ll b n pp rt n t t nj r fr h nt nd EE ES , A KS year in November with the the Professional Firefighters tinuing economic downturn. d that r p rt nt t pt n r d nt . On t p h h Chili Cook Off at Wally's Pub of Hampton Local 2664 and Please join me in voting To the Ed t r: Ch r n Chr M n h p t p nd t p n ll b th W rr nt and ends a few days before Hampton Fire Department for Jack Lessard for selectman h n nd n f Art d th t ll b l t d n th pt n t n b ll t. Christmas with our Santa Toy Supervisory Association Local on March 10. Jack would be th r f n l r f ht r A l t f nd d t pr f l , ll nf r t n r rd n th Give-Away Party. During this 0 , f l h n r d t b p rt f the strong voice of knowl- p n ff r n n C l br t n n M r h , r v l bl n th f pt n l 2664 and edge, experience and concern the Hampton Fire Depart- time period, we work with n t f r n . pt n r t C tt W b t t .h pt nd . r . community service agencies O r d p t th n nd so urgently needed now for ment Supervisory Association and the surrounding area fire best wishes to all for a safe and Hampton and our taxpayers. CEME E IES, G A ES O ES A MO E Local 3017 would like to thank unions to ensure that no child healthy 2009, Gerald M. Dignam A UMA MES COU CI E E the community of Hampton goes without a gift at Christ- Hampton Firefighter's Hampton OC ES E I h h t r t r l S t r ntl r v d for their strong and generous n C tt support of our Local Unions' mas. A A CE A r nt fr th n t C n l t p n r pr r t tl d " Donations stream in from C r dl , M tt Cr , by Bank. As a direct result ES I E ES S p h r C t r nd Gr v t n ." r t, Kate Meehan, and of the overwhelming generos- all p rt f r community. To the Editor: h pr r , h h fr nd p n t th p bl , ll b pr nt d Without the help from corpo- Jason Newman (all Local 2664) b Gl nn Kn bl n h r d , M r h 2 t p. . t th h t r ity of Hampton's citizens nd Keep everything in bal- rations, small businesses, com- Darian Weinhold t r l S t M , l t d n n n Str t Kn bl t v l b n , n r t f r t ance, including the Hampton munity organizations, citizens, (Local 3017) and nv lv d n r r h n p h r h t r nd h r tt n 0 b nt nf ll d. town budget. A recent list- Rusty Bridle nd r th n 0 rt l . and firefighters, this toy bank ing of the top 33 Hampton A f n , would not be successful. We, (Local 3017, Retired) r th pr r , r bb n , ph t r ph , nd l d ll ll tr t th th b n t rt off each municipal salaries showed ESSA A S O G r h v r t f r v t n f nd n p h r , nd t ll th t r that 28 of them were paid to f h h t r l v nt th Gr t A n n , th hr t t p r CA I A E firefighters and police officers. p d , nd th A r n v l t n. Kn bl ll h h t r d To the Editor, I believe that the money paid th t n "p " th t v n ht nt p h r l Relative to the Hampton these groups is out of balance l b . Selectmen's race, we must with the salaries earned by h p bl nv t d t nd l rn r b t th r f rt elect two candidates this year other Hampton municipal nd the r ft n h rv d th . fr h nt ll f ll th t A I G from a field of five. I write in employees. n . r r nf r t n ll (60 0 0 . : . f support of a candidate with This situation will not be exceptional qualifications and improved by electing more experience, Mr. Jack Lessard. selectmen closely t d Having lived in Hampton with the firefighters and police A Y A troubled times. for most of his life, Mr. ff r . W lr d h v n E CE IO A EA E This past year Lally has been the chairman of the rd rt nl n r t n l t n h p rt t To the Ed t r: board and has very efficiently nd t p pl . US p l n nd nd r n I ld l to r all of managed all of the problems Navy Veteran and a former n n f r r l t n h my friends and fellow p town b n n r. r t r d ff r. A th rd nd and shortfalls between the t n r d nt t t n f requested budget amounts h rv d n n f r d t f r l t n d th r votes f r S l t n at nd th r d d f r that t n b rd v r th r , relative of a retired firefighter. th p ll on March 10, 2009 f r S rv n nn r W dn d S nd th townspeople have voted n l d n pr v rd f To the best of my knowl- ll ll . for all operations and rv 4:00 p 0:00 p S l t n. edge, the remaining two ll h b n v r ff th pl nt nd ntl Mr. rd h d v r , candidates, Jack Lessard and t v nd r r pr nt t v nl d n r. d t l d nd br d n l d Jerry n j, h v n l t f r th t z n f pt n I th n th t n v t r f r t n pr bl , f t th r r p, nd th ll v r th p t thr r , ld d th lv nd the l n tr nt nd n d . be free to represent th best d n th th r b rd r . br r 2 th • n th n n p 0p t n f pt n v r l r is ll n n f r h l v f interests of th r p t h h b r th h n l d f f v r b nt n n to h v pt n nd h n rn ll b l n : h pt n t n n d nd nfr tr t r S n. M r h t • d All n p 6p th x pt n l l d r rv f r r n t thr h t xp r. In dd t n, b th v r th b p f h v n to n th p rt nt b rd f r h h r t nv lv nt, rr n j nd rd work with default budgets f r C pl t M n Al Av l bl f r O t n th r thr r . p ll th h p t l z d r l n t nd r p t d ll thr f h r n th t l v t f r W ll O nfr nt n t n Av l bl h ldr n nd S n r . b r f r n t , b rd. " ll" ll f r l t n t ld br n nd h v h d f l b d pt t t r n th p ll th r, t th n lth f t n nd b n n r r . v t t the p rt nt nd I r t v t f r n t W nn n n l d to the board. much needed t n r Additionally, he would bring rd nd rr n j f r n t h S h l b t n the f r th r n t n hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. on recognition and consideration pt n l t n n v rn nt without frills nd for the plight of our taxpayers, d , M r h 0. unneeded luxuries which is M r h 0, 200 . a quality sorely needed in our G r tt n important in these financially rr M C nn ll current environment of con- pt n pt n
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Y z EMO "Goosebumps". series, and E I 3 2 OICES • many *hers. here's nothing like a Needless to say, the dis- comfy pair of PJs and play generated all kinds of excitement for budding a good book to help . get winter vacation off to a readers. great start. "I'm going to town!" Students in grades K-5 at announced one Kinder- Barnard School found that gartner wearing Thomas out on "Pajama Day" when the Tank Engine footie they took part in a Book pajamas. He already had Swap on the Friday prior selected several books to to their February vacation add to his home collection break. and was busily on the look- Organized by Barnard out for others. One of his peers — with School Reading Special- Congregating near one cor- the cozy sun-lit room.. a strip of tickets clutched in ist Carol Dugan, the Book ner of the solarium, they Whether they were one hand and a pair of titles Swap is a popular annual searched through boxes of wearing Sponge Bob or Spi- from the "Magic School event with the students books and scoped out the derman pajamas, or came Bus" series in the other — most of whom just titles that were displayed to school sporting plaid — had more than a dozen happened to be "dressed on the bench and floor of flannel bottoms, fuzzy "new" books set aside to down" for this most recent nightgowns, or two-piece bring home in a shopping occasion. penguin or monkey print bag. We do it every year, at jammies, Barnard School's readers: "We give them all "I'm almost all done," he least a couple of times a year solarium. "We try to do it K-5 students appeared to announced, while . another — maybe three, explained before a vacation." an extra book or two," says enjoy the opportunity to Dugan. classmate — who was done Dugan, surrounded by a The Book Swap works build up their personal The assortment of titles "swapping" but still had busy group of Kindergar- this way: In the weeks lead- libraries as well as their for this particular swap three tickets left — asked ten-age book swappers in ing up to the event, students reading skills. was extensive, and ranged one of the adults present, the school's glass-walled are encouraged to bring in And it was all accom- "Can I give my tickets to books from home they'd from picture books for the plished by classmates younger readers on up to someone?" Naturally, the like to contribute, receiving simply swapping books answer was an emphatic a ticket for each book they chapter books for those in between one another for a "Yes!" bring in. On the actual day the upper grades. Among bigger purpose. Parent volunteers Vicki of the swap, classes arrive them: "Winnie the Pooh "It's just something we Bolduc and Lori Laverty one by one, with students and Some Bees," "We Like do to enhance literacy," were on hand to assist given a chance to peruse Kindergarten," "Big Red says Dugan. "It's sharing Dugan and make sure that the titles that are promi- Barn," "But No Elephants," the j of reading." nently displayed and per- "Chippy," "Bravo, Amelia the trading went smoothly haps pick out a few they Bedilia," "Digger Man," as each grade level from K- have never read before. "Beauty and the Beast," 4 flowed in. Once they make their "My Father's Dragon," Soon the fifth graders choices, the students turn "Stuart Little," "Slime stopped by to do some book in a ticket for each book Time," selections from the swapping of their own. l l t d nt r v EE WEEK they have selected. 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They have show in March. n S th Sh ll program that stresses explo- worked with silk screen, Sty- The study of Asian print- th rt n tr t r t rn rd ration of art materials but rofoam prints, monoprints making continties with S h l n S th pt n. which is based on the study and linoleum cuts. All of of art and history. these projects have included As early as grade one, a computer lab session where students use children's liter- they researched technique ature, the Internet and prints and artists well-known for in . their art experience. They using these graphic medi- have created Cubist snow- ums. men in the style of Picasso Their current project and are currently working involves the China trade and on sculptures inspired by the influence of Asian motifs Alexander Calder. UE A E S ECIA — Castine rn rd nd K th r n on English pottery designs. After reading "Sandy's n r n th r b lt p tt r d n n th rt r Transfer images like the Circus" and viewing a a Barnard School. Blue VVillow designs were video online, students cre- — Atl nt C rt h t studied, and students used ated their own figures from some of the elements from found objects. Buttons and CO KS A C EA I I Y — K l l nn nd K v n M r t n Some of these creatures will placed into circus environ- 18th and 19th century pot- r nd th r t r l t r t "S nd C r " corks and wire evolved into be used in Calder mobiles; ments •Calder could have tery in creating their own f r . bugs and birds and people. others will be scanned and never dreanied of. cobalt pottery designs. With — Atl nt C rt h t Special assignment: Heroes CO I U E In collaboration with make that hero special. picture to make it complete, Y S EI A MA O EY the school's guidance coun- Then they needed to create Each student's "Power S ECIA O 2 OICES selor, Lynn Marsh, the stu- an "I" statement to describe Card" is now attached to SOU AM O dents were asked to choose one quality or character trait the inside of their desk to I Heroes are very spe- their own personal hero. that they wished to possess. remind them how to be cial individuals, and Tara Choices ranged from moth- Developing three more more like their hero in their Moran's grade 3-4 students ers, fathers, sports greats, sentences about how they everyday life. at Barnard School took on musicians, artists, dancers could be more like their Sh l M h n M l heroic challenge recently and politicians, hero was the last written t 4 h r A t nt when they were presented The next step in their step. The students then had t rn rd S h l n S th with a very special assign- assignment was to think of to type their "Power Card" pt n. AI I G E OES — rn rd S h l G d n C n l r nn ment. three to five qualities that on the computer and add a M r h p t r d h r th An l K n b nd h r Kn ht, h r d pl n h t th r t b t th r p r n l h r . i — Atl nt C rt h t PE program challenges, nspires Barnard students to achieve i e I a ia i i g... Y Y MEE A "Four of a Kind." With only have enjoyed using medi- a io . S ECIA O 2 OICES four hula hoops and lots cine balls of various sizes Next, the upper grade SOUTH 'HAMPTON I of "four of kind" items, and have experienced activi- students will be working on This year's New Hampshire students are able to engage ties incorporating the basics a "Creating Games" unit, Gr t S rv Association for Health, Phys- in an activity that not only of plyometrics used in some which they look forward to Gr t d, Gr t St ff ical Education, Recreation teaches them the value of of their boot camp activities. using each year. There is a S h n and Dance (NHAHPERD) cooperation, teamwork and And, in keeping with mind- great satisfaction and excite- annual convention, "Chal- joyful interaction, but serves fulness and core strength, ment in playing a game that a que Se ice n t Ch n ... I o ma i i g lenge, Inspire, Achieve!!" to enhance their cardiovas- students are continuing to they have created. h t K p was chock full of workshops cular endurance, speed and learn about Pilates and the nn M h n th phys d ake ou G tt n tt r with activities that Bar- a ai a e agility. This warm-up activ- benefits of yoga and relax- n tr t r t rn rd S h l. nard School students really ity can be used throughout loved. the year. One of the favorite activ- With their current focus ities enjoyed by students on fitness, students in all in grades 3-4 grade was grades at Barnard School
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A IA I IC EWS.COM t. . 0 I E UA Y 2 , 200 I A _A c EWS I AGE A 21 VOICES Vermicomposting: 'Not just a regular project' Y I IM "Science doesn't suck — t E w o , 2 % oas t n " SOUTH HAMPTON I It's Fragrance aside, the science "not just a regular project." f e icom os i g involves That's how seventh grader the biological breakdown of Katherina Racine describes all solid, biodegradable food the vermicomposting that's oc- (kitchen scraps, peelings, cof- curring in a big blue plastic tub fee grounds, etc) that is placed in teacher Chris Asbell's d in the bin with the worms. room at Barnard School. The worms ingest th food Vennicomposting — that and, in turn, help produce is, creating beneficial organic the composted material via compost material by utiliz- "venni-casts" (worm waste). ing living, wriggling worms, Color-free newsprint is added food scraps and newspaper to serve as a sort of "bedding" in a covered, ventilated bin for the self-contained environ- — is a relatively new activ- ment ity at Barnard that is keeping . The purpose of pursuing Katherina and her fellow corn- the vennicomposting project the classes the opportunity to pared to take on the task posters busy learning about is multi-faceted, with the po- participate at the production "When we do this proj- the process. tential to educate and help the level and beyond, particularly ect, we will educate students Not only that, the students environment every step of the with the garden. According about vennicomposiing con- will take what they learn way. to Katherina, this would help struct the bin, and tell them through this activity and use it "We want to continue enhance across-the-grades, what and what not to put in to educate others in the school with this project to reduce the hands-on education in the the bin," says Jared. and the community about the amount of waste in each class- "outdoor classroom" setting. Now that multiple bins are benefits of vennicomposting. room; help teachers with their Not surprisingly, the sev- getting established in multiple The project is already sev- lessons; and create an outdoor enth graders' proposal was dassrooms, there's sure to be eral months in the making, fertile school garden that we met with great support from plenty of verrnicomposting having been brought to the can conned using the started Barnard's staff, and plans were going on at Barnard School forefront last fall. outdoor classroom," according made to launch a school-wide over the next several months. "We started doing this I S O GA IC — Ka e i a aci e a a e asse is ay to Jared.. project after everyone returned And, with seventh grad- project in October when two some o e ma e ia ge e a e oug a e micom os i g To accomplish these tasks, from winter vacation the week ers teaching the students, staff representatives of the Student o ec a a a Sc oo . Katherina and Jared contacted of February 23. and community about the Conservation Association — A a ic ews o os y i emo Barnard School teachers to see Both Katherina and Jared, vermicomposting process, it's if they would be willing to came in and educated [us] and so included reviewing the their hands a little dirty doing who willingly displayed hand- certain to be a valuable lesson constructed the bin with us," "Three 'R's" ("Reduce, Reuse, dassroom "trash analysis." bring vermicomposting bins in fuls of the dark, rich organic that, in science class vernacu- reports Jared Nasser, Katheri- Recycle"); discussing the ma- "We got on our knees and their classrooms. matter in preparation for this lar, neither stinks nor sucks. na's fellow seventh grader. terials needed for successful dug through the trash," says Doing so would provide article, appear to be well-pre- Part of this valuable les- vermicomposting; and getting Jared, adding with a smile, WHS students head to poetry semifinals A ace for Friendshir
S ECIA O E A A IC EWS Hampshire University in will go on to the National "Most of us have some sort of HAMPTON I Winnacun- Manchester. Poetry Out Loud competi- physical condition, but we still net High School students In addition, the Western tion, held in Washington DC have fun together and we all Michelle Spoto and Mallory Regional Semifinal is sched- in late April. help one another. It's a very Kimball will be among the uled for Thursday, March 5, New Hampshire Poetry positive a kr_ 24 finalists and 24 alternates at 7 p.m. in the Simon Cen- Out Loud is sponsored by from across the state who ter at New England College, the NH State Council on the will be on hand to recite Henniker. Winners of the Arts, the National Endow- poems they've memorized two regional competitions ment for the Arts and The in the upcoming NH Poetry will compete at the state Poetry Foundation, in co- Out Loud semifinals. final at Keene State College operation with the Monad- After winning at the re- on March 21. nock Writers Group, the NH cent school-wide level of NH high school stu- Charitable Foundation, NH competition, Michelle (a dents who are finalists or Writers Project, the Poetry finalist) and Mallory (an alternates in the NH Poetry Society of New Hampshire, alternate) will join their Out-Loud Competition will the Arts Alliance of North- 7t- fellow competitors at the have opportunities to win ern New Hampshire and Ca r Eastern Regional Semifinal, rd and scholarships to the Frost Place in Franconia. r n l r d which will be held Tuesday, New England College and For more information, visit March 3 at 7 p.m. in Robert Southern New Hampshire www.nh.gov / nh arts. t . r nt rth. r Frost Hall at Southern New University. The state finalist r ll (60 4 6 0 6 f r br h r . E E v . MARK WENTWORTH OME
Ca e A a ic ews o ay o A e ise A I IO . COMMU I Y I O A IO . 60 26 4 46 l nt Str t • rt th, p h r 0 80 AGE 8A I An.A n t I FEIWIJARY 2 .200 I . . 0 A IA C EWS.COM 2 OICES SC OO O ES C A GE MA E O A A SC OO CA E A SOU AM O I rn rd S h l r n p l rb r Kn pp h Season ends for nn n d th t h n h b n d t th 2008 0 rn rd S h l t r l nd r. r v l , th l nd r nd t d th t d , M r h 0 h d b n Barnard Hawks basketball d n t d "t h r nl " d f r n rv tr n n . v r, t S ECUU. O nt A A IC E Audy, Zoey Fitzgerald, Amy th t n h l b rd t n n d , br r , th b rd r d Marston and Hannah Somo- t h n . SOU AM O I , M r h 0 h b n d n t d r l r h l d f r r The Barnard Hawks Boy's gie) who completed their first n rd S h l t d nt . h n rv t h r d ll b r h d l d f r basketball team recently com- year on the team. n , ft r th l t t d nt d f th h l r. pleted their 2008-09 season. "This team was the high- r r nf r t n b t th h n t th 2008 0 l nd r, n t t rn rd S h l t (60 4 44 "I would like to thank all est scoring girls' basketball the players for their participa- team in the last four years," SS A ICA IO EA I E MA C 6 E E E I h S t S h l f hn l (SS h nn n d tion and effort," commented said Coach Silver. "With th t th 200 ppl t n d dl n f r t d nt nt r t d n tt nd n Coach Bill Marston. every game, the girls' play C r r dr hn l Ed t n pr r t SS r d , M r h 6. Acknowledging his eighth improved both in shooting Appl t n r n b n pt d fr ll t nth r d t d nt f r ll SS pr r nd fr Gr d t d nt nt r t d n t hn l , grade players (Alec Wade, as well as in team play. At r En n r n r hn l C r r . Gr d 8 t d nt nt r t d n Jeff Bucyk, Pat Hopkins and the end of 10 games, the girls b nn n r En n rtn fr h n r l l bl t ppl . Christian Soucy), Coach Mar- were playing their best bas- Appl t n f r n xt r r v l bl t nd n h h h l G d n ff nd t th SS n ff . C pl t d ppl t n r t b ston added, "I would like to ketball of the season." r t rn d t th nd n h h h l G d n Off . SS A pt n wish the eighth grade boys Coach Silver went on to tt r ll b l d n M nd , M r h 6. good luck going in to high observe, "This team won C r r r hn l Ed t n pr r v l bl n l d An l many battles — both against & l nt S n , A t t v hn l , t hn l , ld n school next fall." C n tr t n hn l , C p t r r r n , C l n r Art , Coach Marston also their own injuries and against t l C n t n , E rl Ch ldh d Ed t n, lth S n addressed his other play- teams that were bigger than hn l , M r t n Ed t n, r En n r n , hn l C r r they were. As the season con- nd W ld n hn l . h h l t d nt p nd 0 n t h ers — Zach Fitzgerald, Jared d n th pr r l rn n v l bl ll th t ll t th th Nasser, Kevin Kaneb, Kevin tinued, it became obvious th r ll nd p t nd r pl n . Marston, Trevor Eaton, Nick that the girls were passionate t d t 40 nd n Str t n xt t th f r r Ex t r h S h l, th Fortuna, John Williams, about playing the game." S t S h l f hn l rv t d nt fr Epp n , Ex t r, Gr t n Ch rt r S h l, r t, nd, S nb rn n l Derek Nasser, Christopher Coach Silver noted that nd W nn nn t h S h l . r r nf r t n b t th nr ll Frazzoni, Kyle Blinn and Jake it was "an interesting sea- nt pr d r r C r r & hn l Ed t n, ll (60 846 r Sevigny. son filled with snowstorms, v t S t h. . "I look forward," said power outages and injuries. IME O EGIS E O S KI E GA E Coach Marston, "to coach- including Marissa Audy, tine Bernardy, Courtney It is hoped that the girls take O AM O I rth pt n S h l h nn n d th t ing the returning players next with them a sense of team- K nd r rt n r tr t n nd p r nt r nt t n f r th 200 20 0 h l Emily Frazzoni, Michaela Jones and Brenna Whit- r h b n h d l d f r M nd , M r h 2 fr 6 p. . t th season." Fredette, Gaelan McDonald, ley) and four sixth graders work, the importance of prac- h l, l t d n Atl nt Av n . For the 17-member girls' Jesse Santosousso, and Laura (Veronica Autio, McKenzie tice, and the commitment to A v r t f t p ll b d d, n l d n K nd r rt n r basketball team, Coach a sport that can give them r l nd h l pr d r . r nt r n r d t br n p Somogie. Cloutier, Claire Renales, and f Ith r h ld b rth rt f t nd ph l n n n z t n r r6 t Doug Silver acknowledged This year's team induded Cat Bernardy); as well as the hours of fun and enjoyment r nt t n, nd r tr t n p t ll b v l bl . his eighth grader players, three seventh graders (Cas- four fifth graders (Arianna in the future." Ch ldr n t b f v r ld b S pt b r 0, 200 t b nr ll d n th S K nd r rt n pr r . r r nf r t n b t th r E E tr t n pr r th r nt t n, ll rr r v n h r t (60 64 2 . O E Et.OWI G and the families who come to and talent with students on the To all who cooked and baked, us in need, I would like to thank Empty Bowls project each year. served, helped set-up/ clean- School Board, and Mr. Gaylord, you did a fantastic job! Your modest style and winning ways WI G A I U E everyone who helped to make The Senior Seminar projects up, donated to this cause and for continuously opening the the Empty Bowls fundraiser teach lessons whose value can- helped take care of the small- doors of the high school to the proved to make your Empty community in support of the Bowls overflow with success. To the Editor. such a resounding success. not be quantified and the les- est details that made it come Thank you for taking on such a On behalf of the Hampton Ms. Edgar, thank you for sons learned are life-long. • together so wonderfully, many efforts of staff and t d nt . big project in order to help your Community Coalition (HCC) investing so much of your time To the artists who made the thanks. Great success comes in everyone who patron- bowls, thank you for sharing taking care of the details and I ized this event, you made this a neighbors in need. Gratefully win for everyone by choosing to yours, your art in order to feed your know this wouldn't have been hungry neighbors. Each bowl nearly as great without you. support Empty Bowls. Nita Niemczyk I give special thanks to Dani- HCC Volunteer is a unique and beautiful keep- Thank you, Mr. Zito, the sake. Winnacunnet Cooperative elle Antic° and Brendan Barry, Hampton
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( N nt (N (P rt 1 f ( N htl n L v (N ( ( B Th N H r th r t r hr B th L v n B t n T nn V L v Fr th F r n h rl R (N r t r T vl L L P N T (PB J L hr r (N ( B t n p l ( B t n l N N RT nt r F th n n ( D d F h r n n rt Fr z r n n & n f nn t n NH t- B n Th N H r th • N B R P RT I Sea- (PB l ( Rpt J L hr r (N ( r l ( b t f n n l tt r ( coast area pianist Paul Dyk- rd- r b F l F l TV dl lf T n lf p rl " v n Tr H ll " N (N ( x nd v r - Fr nd v r - stra will perform in concert ( n -J ( n n t l " ( h n tt" th t R nd R nd on Sunday, March 8 at 4 p.m D l r Th t 7 $ n f n f h l f J p rd Dr Ph l (HD ( BZ Th t 7 $ Fr r Fr r P n d th h r H lf & as part of the Jean C. Wilson ( N D l h n n F rt n (N N (N h ( ( ( P r ( H lf Concert Series. t v t v r - r - F l F l N ( N ( N ( P d Pr - P d Pr - P d Pr - P d Pr - The concert will be pre- (P X H rv H rv p r P r F d F d r r n r r sented at the First Religious N (N N (N T Z (N l l - nf ld p n Th t r h n D b pl n N (N ( N nf ld p n n f Society, Universalist Unitarian, F X ( ( ( d ( l t t h b n J (N ( ( • th H ll Church, located at 26 Pleasant t r f ll n r t P n d 7 $ td r R N P d P d Street in Newburyport. Tick- ••■ H rr P tt r nd th r r r t n ( 1 ( H rt P tt r nd th r r r t n ets are available by calling (978) 465-0602. r t-T n l X (N (HD r t-T n Th 7 l b ( r t-T n • Dykstra will appear with „ D 1 1 Dr Dr Dr • •- H H L p z L p z F l F l H H L r cellist Beth Pearson, whom he J hnn T L'"'.= :. e _ J hnn T - n -H ll n -H ll F F h n ..4. describes as "an incredible cel- r- TVL ND H n H n r ff th r ff th r ff th r ff th r ff th r ff th r ff th r ff th r ff th r ff th r ff th list with literally thousands of PN p rt nt r ( ll B tb ll ll B tb ll B l r t T x p rt nt r ( F n l chamber music performances PN N R N ( H rn nt rr pt NFL L v n ll B tb ll tr n t tr n t tr n t tr n t n N R N ( to her credit." The March 8 program PN N R R n Pr l LB B b ll 199 b t rd n l B x n B ll R d n r tl n p rt p rt T h r n nn B x n n p rt p rt p rt rld P r n l will indude Chopin's "Fan- F X N rld P r 1 Kn k tasie / Polonaise for Cello and N N Th B zz LB Pr n B b ll x N N 5 R d x N N 5 R d x p rt D x p rt D td r Pr f t ;P d Piano," Schubert's wonder- NN Th t t n R th lf Bl tz r L D bb T n ht Br n-N B L rr n L v nd r n p r 3 (HD ( L rr n L v ful and perennially inspiring NB F t n (HD d n (HD dl R p rt NB R p rt - d ff n th n d n (HD F t n (HD "Arpeggione Sonata," and F XN l nn B (HD p l R p rt F X R p rt Th R ll F t r H nntt (HD n th R rd Th R ll F t r H nntt (HD Rachmaninoff's towering G NB H rdb ll ( 1 P v H rdb ll ( ntd n dd h ntd n dd h H rdb ll ( Minor Sonata Op 19 for cello N N N D - R ht B n R ht TV D n r N N N (N N ( ( L t N ht L t N td N and piano. Dykstra will also perform HB ( 15 n Th rt n ( 7 r l n T nn BNP P r b h d n f r th B ll J n p ( t n th Mozart's Double Piano Con- X ( tr n D ( LP P thf nd r ( 7 ( 1 15 L nd ( 7 ll th + h tt r ( H rr r ( x n n ( certo with Gregg Pauley (with H t h n - n 1 t r L ( 1( 5 Th - tt r ( 7 Th L rd ( D r T r Th L rd ( B t D r Robert C. Babb conducting >- F D nt P l n t n t h ll n (HD d n r p n r p F d D n r D n r d n r p n r p F d the Granite State Symphony) Pr p rt n H F r t H B H TV h d n Pr p rl n on Saturday, March 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the Concord Civic nth n B rd n nth n B r l n nth n B n ln nth n B rd ln nth n B rd n Auditorium in Concord (for nt rv nt n "J hn" nt rv nt n "N " P r P r P r P r nt rv nt n "J hn" z tickets call 603-226-4776); and h h h d d D D R p (N N t r D dl t d d D D on Friday, April 17 at 7:30 p.m. n l nd (HD n l nd (N ( x n (N ( x n (HD n l nd (HD at the Concord Community U —I L ttl L ttl J n t J n t J n & t b L ttl J n t 1J n t Music School at 23 Wall Streot p ll 13 (199 (HD T H n B t P xt n ( t R v r ( 3 n P nn ( in Concord. Selections for the April 17 concert include a e a R n th B nd Th R l rld B t D n r H d r H ll Th t ll H d r H ll >- Chopin's Ballade for Piano 1— R nd R nd Fr nd nf ld nf d F rn F rn F rn F N x & x & r 11 #1 Opus 23 in G Minor and TNT h r d ( B n ( Th l r (HD Th l r (HD Th l r (HD v n r (N B n ( v n G ace ( Brahm's Op 114 Trio for Clari- R t r v Th p l N D l 1 5 t t h ld t r ll r n p t rd N ht L v h l l N h l Th p > l net (Stephanie Ratte), Piano N "Fr - p" 1P "Pr b " ( "Tr b " ( " t t" V V nd N ht (L v (HD ( 5 B rn N t L rd r (Dykstra) and Cello (Pearson). L F f p ( t ll b d t ll tnd th r th r R t R b f p ( D tTr b (HD ll ll Fr r Fr r For tickets call (603) 228-11964
SA 2 PRESENTS BANI), CHORUS ROH presents Tommy Sands
ROCHESTERCONCERTS I Celebrate 70s. Sob. Fionan and daugh- whistle and Fionan on man-
Saint Patrick's Eve at the ter Moya, representing the , dolin and banjo, the show is HAMPTON I As part Rochester Opera House, third generation of the Sands livelier than ever. Find out of the annual observance when Celtic singer/ song- Family, add a dynamic sound of "Music in Our Schools" more about them at www. writer Tommy Sands with as they join their a e o - tommysands.com. month, Winnacunnet High Moya and Fionan appear at s age To reserve tickets call School will be hosting - a special concert on Monday, e music mo es om the ROH box office at (603) the annual SAU 21 Band . March 16 at 7 p.m. traditional _Irish to contem- 335-199 or visit www. and Chorus Festivals on Tommy was the prime porary folk and speaks to rochesteroperahouse.com .
Wednesday, March 4. songwriter for the Sands all that is Ireland, from its Celebrating its Centennial
This year's event will Family, a group with his five troubled past to its indomi- Season, the Rochester Opera
be a little different as both siblings, which became one table spirit. With Tommy on House is located in City Hall concerts will be held on of Ireland's most influential vocals and guitar, Moya on • at 31 Wakefield Street in The same evening. Bands folk groups of the 1%0s and fiddle, vocals, bodhran and Rochester. will perform beginning at ommy Sa s (ce e wi Moya a io a 6 p.m., while choruses will UES AY E E I G begin at 7 p.m. Both concerts will beheld in the VVinnacun- 3 0 5 PM : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 net Community Auditorium wgz-4 ew ; ( (CC • ews ( E e i g e i - E e ai - OS "Ca i o O - e Me a is " e ( 1 Wi ou a ace ews ( a eS ow Wi a- a e a e on Alumni Drive in Hamp- (CBS) (CC ews si e ( me e se" ( o s ie s" " " (CC i e e ma ( S ow ton. Admission for this pop- WC -5 ews ( ews ( ews ( A C YI I si e C o ic e ome a Secu i y Sc u s Sc u s e ac e o (M eews ( ( 35 (1 immy Kim- ular evening of music is free (A C (CC (CC (CC ews E i io i(CC USA ( ( (CC (CC ( a o (CC (CC ig i e mei i e ( and open to the public. WCSI+ ews ( ews ( ews ( C 7 Maga- e igges ose C e occo iS i o aw & O e S ecia ews ( e o ig S ow a e Band students from ( C (CC (CC (CC ews ee o ea akes co es a s o a es au a ( ic ims U i (CC Wi ay e o ( ig - im
Hampton Academy, North W -7 ews ( ews ( ews ( C Access e igges ose C e occo iS i o aw & O e S ecia ews ( e o ig S ow a e Hampton School and Sea- ( C (CC (CC (CC ews woo akes co es a s o a es au a ( ic ims U i (CC Wi ay e o ( ig - im_ brook Middle School have WU I- 7 ime im ac o icias o icie o as o as o a Cui a o co el Ma ia a as a a Aqui y A o a o icias o icie o a Mo a e a ise (UNI) U i isie U i Isie a C e o A ge S em e U i isie U i isiO been preparing three pieces I- that they will be perform- c WMU -9 ews ( ews ( ews ( A C Wi E e ai - C o ic e ome a Secu i y Sc u s Sc u s e ac e o ( ews ( ( 35 (1 immy Kim- ing together. The middle (ABC) (CC (CC (CC ews me i USA ( ( (CC (CC ( a o (CC (CC ig i e mei i e ( school students will arrive 13 WGBH-2 WortIGIrl rFetch! e ews ou Wi G ea e a ie i k i i g o e ig G ea e o ma ces " e o ice Make- C a ie ose ( G ea e a is 1 u im e e ( (CC os o Si e o e ai Ce i ia e" (CC aug (CC os o Smi ey at Winnacunnet High School ( S after school to rehearse that cCCo WENH-11 Cu ious Cu ious S e es usi ess e ews ou Wi e i oices i e om e o um I uce S i gs ee & e E U aMI So u io e ea e- (PBS) Geo ge Geo ge_ Eu o e im e e ( (CC Aca u co S ee a U e i a ce o a essio O e come A ie y afternoon prior to the con- W YI-5 Acco - Sc u s ami y ami y wo/ a wo ia ea e A e uses 9 1 " o e Me o ews ( (C( Se a E e y- ie s E e y- cert. Additionally, all of the (CM I g- im (CC Guy Guy Me Me o s eak o Sam ( ea e Me" (CC - e Ci y aymo aymo "eighth grade band students WSI3K-3 ea o a 7 s Ki g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y i ( (CC W a 7 s asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & will have a "step-up" expe- (I o ea S ow Quee s Quee s o u e ( ews ( S ow (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a rience by joining the WHS W U- 1 Qua um ea (CC S e e S e e ami y ami y os o ega (CC os o ega (CC os o ega (CC ai o- ai o- ai o- ai o- Concert Band for one piece. ( A a ey a ey eu eu g am g am g am g am The WHS Concert Band, w - 5 ews ( ews ( IA ( Ma co m- SeI ei Sim so s Ame ica I o Semi i a is s e o m ews ( (CC ews Sei e Sim so s Ki g o will also present a short pro- ( O (CC (CC (CC Mi (CC ( i e ( (CC (CC (CC e i gram of their own. The direc- gy 5 eu eu e eo e s Cou asie asie S ee [S ee I I eos i eos u k 7 s C ea e s - E O ai ai tors for the band programs ig ou ou i ieiss i os Sui e i e Mo a a • ee o e s 3 ( W e & - i e e Sui e i e Mo a a So a e Co y are Andrew Price from AM Gi mo e Gi s My Wi e My Wi e 7 s 7 s ome i eos ome i eos ome i eos e 7 C u (CC Ky e Y ( Hampton Academy, Daniel - ICK S S o ge ake ake ICa y Ca y S o ge S o ge ome im ome Im o e o e ami y ami y ome im ome im Singer from North Hampton OO o y o y S EE S EE o o Co age agia O ack o y M Ki g- i Ki g- i am Guy am Guy C icke School, Matt Woolley from A I i i ies i i ies oga oga G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y S eu io Seabrook Middle School and o i e u S o sCe e (CC Co ege aske a Mic S a I ia a Co ege aske a Au u a A a ama S o sCe e (CC i e i a Tony Cyrus from WHS. ES ASCA u i g o [I e u i e Co ege aske a Ka S a Ok a S A Coas - o-Coas ( i e ( (CC aske ASCA oke Beginning at 7 p.m. the ES E Co ege aske a 19 ig Eas i a usso & S ee e o i g • IM ow i g A ow i g o eo CA AWA W es i g choruses from Hampton ES C C u W com 1S o ies iS o s S o s K ock Wo oke es -S o s S o s S o s S o s es -S o s i a Academy, North Hampton u O S Ou oo s [Ou oo s So ui s ockey i a e ia ye s a os o ui s ui s S o s i y S o s Ou oo s ockey School, Seabrook Middle ES School and Lincoln Akerman C e Si ua io oom Wi Wo I e ou o s o ig ow - o ias a y Ki g i e A e so Coo e 3 ( (CC a y Ki g i e School will all be presenting co cm as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( Ku iow e o C C e o s o ec Mo ey O e Mo ey Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( short programs, followed I O YIS G e eck ( S ecia e o O e o e O ei y ac o a y ( O e eco e O ei y ac o a i y ( by selections from the Win- gg g a a (CC 1 a A e a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC nacunnet High School Cho- EC ews ay i e ig usi ess ig i e ews g usi ess ews ( ews( (CC e ig a e ig ews rus and Chamber Singers. 2 O O y Wa c ai eac ( 7 C is Coo e (CC i 1 C ( S e e S ai (CC o acco oa ig o e (CC Eas I uges The singers from all of the 5 MA (4:00) Bad Boys i I ow o ou ce You C uck a a y • omeo Mus ie ( e U (CC • e I asio ( 7 (CC o i e Scie ce Se participating schools will I S OW ( 5 m e Associa e (CC ( 5 m e G ea e a e s ( 7 (CC US a a US a a e Wo (CC ia y ia y - a S ow u ( 5 sing one massed chorus OO Co essa Cooki g Mi u e Mi u e C a e ge ( Goo Goo oo Cakes C o e ( Goo U w a oo Cakes alumber at the end of the I G i i e Ki c e o Se E I / Cu ouse o e y o e ia ouse U sei a ouse ouse My I come o e y o e ia concert. A E i a e oo s i a e oo s i a e oo s i a e oo s i a e oo s i a e oo s i a e oo s i a e oo s The directors for the cho- ( 5 A &E Co Case i es Co Case i es CSI Miami (CC e i s ( e i s ( Ma u IMa u Ma u Ma u e i s ( ral programs are Kimber- - ISC Cas ICas Cas Cas Ma e Ma e i y o s ( i y o s ( W eck a io Ma e Ma e i y o s ( ley Montini from Hampton cc Maki g a uck S ockwa e ( a ma ec (CC su ami Ea -Ma e e U i e se (CC Mo s e Oues (CC su ami Academy, Mary Oliver from ua IS 1 17 Ki s 1 Ki s 17 Ki s o e s & ia as 17 Ki s 7 17 Ki s 1 Ki s 1 17 Ki s 'North Hampton School, Matt -1 C o Ka e o Ka e Y/ a o o Wea Ki s y e o e 17 K s Woolley from Seabrook Mid- AMC m A o o 13 (1995 (M o a ks i a o (CC • a e ma & ouise (1991 ama ( Susa Sa a o • w Wo ki g Gi (19 Me a ie G i i dle School, Sue Long from a e a oom Se Se A e om G s o Ge s i A e i om G s o Ge s om G s o Ge s 11 A e >- _ Lincoln Akernnan School and I- S aymo aymo aymo ie s Sei e Sei e I em Guy am Guy em Guy am Guy O ice O ice Se & Se & C oco i e u ee ui C a me (CC a e We i g a e ( 5 I We i g C as e s ( 5 ( O n Wi so us Me ( ( Sa i g G ace (CC I u-si a e ( Patrick Moore from WHS. i . For more information 4 E 15 Mos i amous C i S a Mugs o s E ews ai y 1 • a y Gi mo e (199 A am Sa e e Gi e oo C e sea IE ews C e sea y e Me > I about this event, call WHS at USA CIS ( I CIS " o e i " CIS " og ags" ouse " ea y" ouse ( ouse ( aw O e C i aw O e C 3 926-3395. I E i eSwa (CC iS i S S i S e a e a e a e a A e Ica ( 9 ( osie O o e __yi I-Wi asie asie E E AI ME OP's 'My Fair Lady' nominated for IRNE Awards OGUNQUIT I The Director, Catherine Stornetta; Jefferson Mays (Higgins), highlight the significance of Ogunquit Playhouse has Best Costume Design, Grego- Gail Bennett (Eliza Doolittle), regional theatres and their announced that it has received ry Poplyk; and Best Choreog- Conrad John Schuck (Picker- impact on the fabric of Ameri- six Independent Reviewers of raphy, Jennifer Werner. ing), Nancy Dusseault (Mrs. can life." New England Award (IRNE) "We were fortunate to have Higgins) and Timothy Jerome The IRNE Awards recog- Nominations for its stunning such a talented international (Alfred P. Doolittle) in the nize the extraordinary wealth 2008 production of the Lerner team of directors and design- stunning new production cre- of talent in the Boston and and Loewe musical, "My Fair ers," noted Executive Artistic ated eSpecially by. e Ogun- New England theatre com- Lady." Director, Bradford Kenney. quit Playhouse. munity. The awards show will Nominations were Kerrison, having staged "These nominations are take place on Monday, April received for Best Musical; the show all over the world, particularly gratifying," said 6 at 7:30 p.m. at e Boston Best Actor (Musical), Jefferson led the dream-team of direc- Kenney. "Even as many of the Center for the Arts. Mays; Best Director (Musical), tors and designers, along with country's theatres are fight- The Ogunquit Playhouse nn an onra Shaun Kerrison; Best Music an all-star cast that included ing for survival, these awards produces the best in Broadway musicals each season from WE ES AY E E I G Memorial Day to Columbus Day. The 2009 Season is slated 4 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 . M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 • to include "A Chorus Line," "Shout! The Mod Musical," ews ( E e i g e I E e ai O C is Ga y U C imi a Mi s CSI: Y " u u ews ( a e S ow Wi a a e a e W 4 ews ( (CC "Guys and Dolls," "Singin' (C S (CC ews si e ( me i e ma ie " a a ise" (CC e ce" ( (CC yi e e ma ( S ow in the Rain" and "All Shook WC ews ( 4 ews ( ews ( A C Wi I si e C o ic e os ( (CC os " a eu ( (:02 i e o Ma s ( ( (: ( 2:06 immy Kim (A C (CC .(CC (CC ews E i io (CC ( ( (CC (CC ig i e mei i e ( Up." For a complete list of show times, ticket prices and WCS 6 ews ( ews ( ews ( C 20 Maga ea o K ig i e "I o e i e " ack o " ( aw & O e " os ews ( e o ig S ow a e ( C (CC (CC (CC ews i e. o ea e K ig i e" ( (CC oys" ( (CC Wi ay e o ( ig im more information about the season, visit www.ogunquit- W ews ( ews ( ews ( C Access E a ( K ig i e "I o e i e " ack o " ( aw & O e " os ews ( e o ig S ow a e ( C (CC (CC (CC ews woo (CC e K ig i e" ( (CC oys" ( (CC Wi ay e o ( ig im playhouse.org. WU I 2 ime Im ac ° o icias o icie o as o as o a Cui a o n l Ma ia a as a a o a cisco e ime o icie o a o a e a isa O O SA ES (U I U i is 6 U i isiO t C t An Siem e se s Im ac ° U isie E E I ( " WMU ews ( A C W E e ai Cl n l os ( (CC os " a ieu " ( (:02 i e o Ma s ( ews ( ( ( 2:06 immy Kim KITTERY I The Haley ews me ( O ( (CC (CC ig I e me i e ( (A C (CC Gallery in Kittery will host WGI 2 e ews ou Wi G ea e Ce ic Woma : e G ea es ou ey ig C is o i: i e i os o C a ie ose ( G ea e a is a New Hampshire The- im e e ( (CC os o ig s om e g ou s S s ecia s. (CC os o Smi ey • S atre Project (NHTP) 20th ccco WENH-11 S a es usi ess e ews ou Wi a a o i: Sa u e e i oices: i e om e o um I E S o s S ay ic o i e Ac ie Anniversary Photo Exhibit, Eu o e o . im e e ( (CC e a (CC Aca u co e i eme sa i g. (CC eams ( S featuring photographs by ww. 6 Acco Sc u s ami y ami y e a wo ia Ame ica s e o Mo e i y ou i a ews ( (CC Se a E e y ie s E e y Stephen Gianotti and Sofia aymo (CW I g im (CC • Guy Guy Me Me e s ea o as egas. ( (CC e Ci y aymo Piel. An opening reception WS K 8 ee o a 0s Ki g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y . i ( (CC W W a s I asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & will be held on Thursday, (I o ea S ow Quee s Quee s o u e ( ews ( S o e (CC (CC (CC a (CC a March 12 from 5-7 p.m. Pro- W U 2 Qua um ea (CC S e e S e e IMo ie Mo ie ai o ai o ai o ai o ceeds from all sales will ( A a ey a ey g am g am g am g am benefit NHTP's educational w c ..2 ews ( ( IE ( Ma co m Sei e Sim so s Ame ica I o ee ie o Me "U ews ( (CC ews Sei ei Sim so s Ki g o theatre programs. ( O (CC (CC (CC Mk (CC i a is s c ose . c ai e " ( (CC (CC (CC e i The exhibit is held in con- y y. 0 eu eu e eo e s Cou asie asie Wo s u o y o y u k 0s C ea e s E O ai ai junction with "Entr'Acte,"
IU i e e i e e So a e So a e Sui e i e Mo a a e C ee a Gi s 2 (2006 a e . (CC tA ' • i e e Sui e i e Mo a a So a e the joyful commemora- tion of NHTP's 20 anni- AM Gi mo e Gi s My Wi e My Wi e 0s 0s a . Wa e ( 6 E ie Mu y. (CC ome i eos e 00 C u (CC W ose W ose i ake ake ome Im ome m o e o e ami y ami y ome Im ome Im versary. Celebrating two ICK .... decades of provocative, i o i o y o y Gl t , Sa u S a Mo ie Ki g i Ki g i am. Guy e . Guy C icke i d educational and innovative A i i ies i i ies oga oga G i i G i i Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y .S. eu io .S. eu io ock ock theatre, "Entr'Acte" is part — ES o I e u S o sCe e (CC Co ege aske a : U C a a. ec A aske a : S u s a Ma e icks S o sCe e ( i e ( showcase, part documen- ES 42 ASCA u i g o I e u i e Co ege aske a Co ege aske a A e ASCA oke tary, and part variety show Es w A aske a : 2000 S u s a Ma e icks ame ame o i g o i g o i g o i g o eo: CSm AWA W es i g featuring historical video footage, new works, and as o s Wo oke Ce ics S o s Ce ics A aske a os o Ce ics a ew e sey e s. Ce ics S o s Ce ics S o s i a i a aske S o S o Am Eas a e ea i e S ecia ( U C Wi e S o s Mou ai S o s Ou oo s Wo k ai performances by veteran ES NHTP artists. C e Si ua io oom Wi Wo a e ou o s o ig ow o ias a y Ki g i e A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e Performances are Friday as C C as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( Ku ow e o C C e o s Ame ica G ee O e Mo ey Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and i O WS G e eck ( S ecia e o O e o e O ei y ac o a i y ( O e eco e O ei y ac o a ay ( Sundays at 2 p.m. General MS C a a (CC 600 a. A e. a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC admission is $22, and $15 EC ews ay i e ig usi ess ig i e ews g usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews ( for students and Seniors. Special "Entr'Acte" family 2 O S ace Cow oys a as ic ou : ise o e Si e Su e aki g C a ce (200 (CC o ig v (CC ea ime ack is wo matinees will be held at 2 " a C s mas (: 0 u e io e s (200 Se ma ai . 0 o ow Ma (2000 Ke i aco . (CC i S u e (2008, o o (CC Co E a emme a a e 0 mA p.m. on Saturday, March 13 _2 S OW (4 0 i Sicko (200 (CC (:4 u Sc oO o Scou e s (2006 ■ h b tt r (200 US a a ia y h Wo (CC ee e Ou si e and 21. These matinees are >.co OO Co essa ay appropriate for children of I G i i e Ki c e o Se eyo Cu ouse o e y a e ouse I come ouse e o a Ama i g o e ia o e y a e all ages, and all seats are 0 $10, or $25 for a family of 2 A E o og r d i four. For reservations and 0 A&E Co Case og information, call (603) 431- 2. m Cas Cas Cas Cas e e o a o s e e o a o s ( My us –e s ( u so C as Ma e Ma e e e o a o s 6644, ext. 5. IS e os y ami i e Co e: S i e Ma ec Mo s e Oues (CC Mo s e Ques ( Su e uma ( U Q u e s (CC Mo s e Oues (CC The Haley Art Gallery I I o Ka e o Ka e W a o o Wea My S ocki g S o y ace Ma ie –' TLC U o S o ies My S ocki g S o y ace Ma e Mys e y iag osis is located at 178 Haley Road in Kittery, ME and a e ma & ouise ( , ama ( Susa Sa a o . • e mi a o : ise o e Mac i es (200 _I C ea a ese a ge ( 4 ( (CC AMC is open Thursday through M a e a oom A e om G s o Ge s Co ege a asy e ee Wo e ea Wo e ea Wo Co ege [Ge s > Saturday from 12-6 p.m.; S aymo aymo aymo ie s SeI e Se e ay e ay e ay e ay e ay e ay e Sai o Se & Se & i k ui or, make an appointment EE C a me (CC o es (CC aw & O e i a ia : Cu se o u as S a S a us Me ( Co Case (CC by calling (207) 439-7612 or a a y Gi mo e ( 6 A am Sa e . E ews ai y 0 ue 4 woo Ce e i y as ic Su ge y S o ies C e sea E ews C e sea Gi s <> E [email protected] . USA CIS " ece io " C S ( CIS ( O ouse "Ki s" (CC C S "See o E i " CIS ( a Miami ice (2006 Co i a e . (CC For additional information, Wi e Swa (CC S i S ISU Si e a a e e a e a e Memo y Kee e s aug e (2006 Wi wi isk( asie _, www.haleygallery.com . E E AI ME Un r f f p l pr r
PORTSMOUTH I The located at 45 Elwyn Road ing and TV programs. He eras like the original model Seacoast Camera Club will n Portsmouth. The evening will show some very unique a Leica and the Nikon S. present well-known photog- will begin at 6 p.m. with cameras, including the 1905 There is no charge to rapher, historian and cam- a' social and preview, fol- Exp Watch Camera; the attend this event, which is era collector Thom Hindle lowed by Hindle's presenta- original 1892 Boston Bulls- open to the public. Mem- of Dover, who will present tion at 6:30 p.m. eye; a 1940s Tom Thumb bers and guests may bring "First and Unique Cameras: Hindle has been collect- four tube Radio Camera; a an antique camera for Tintype to Digital." ing since the early 1970s, Russian Kiev Spy Camera comments. For more infor- The presentation will be and his collection has been from the 1960s; a Kombi mation, visit www.seacoast- held on Tuesday, March 3 at featured in many magazine from the 1892 Columbian cameraclub.org. IG OUSE OG AM the Urban Forestry Center, articles, books on collect- Exposition; and first cam- CE E A ES EW OW E S I KI E Y I The public is U S AY invited to join representatives of the American Lighthouse Foun- 35dation (ALF) and its chapter, / 9 5 PM : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 WBZ-4Friends of Portsmouth Harbor ( (CC ( Ev n n h n- Ent rt n- S rv v r nt n CSI Cr S n ( 1 El v nth r ( t Sh W th - t t (CBS)Lighthouse (FPHL) on Saturday; (CC ld r ( r t ( ( (CC Inv t t n ( "S b " ( (CC (CC v d tt r n ( Sh March 7 at 1 p.m. for a fun and WC -5 ( ( ( A C Wld n d Chr n l U l tt "S r Gr An t ( r v t r t ( ( 35 (1 K - informational event at the First (A C (CC (CC (CC Ed t n (CC dd " ( (CC " f M rt" ( (CC htlIn v ( Congregational Church in Kit- WCS - ( ( ( C 7 M - l r M K th & h Off ( 31 3 E "Wh t W " ( h n ht Sh t tery, Maine. Admission is free ( C (CC (CC (CC z n l I E rl K ( ( ( ( ( (CC (CC W th n (CC ht- and light refreshments will be W -7 ( ( (p A Extr ( M K th & h Off ( 31 3 E "Wh t W " ( h n ht Sh t served. ( C (CC (CC (CC d (CC I E rl K ( ( ( ( ( (CC (CC W th n (CC ht- Mr. James Gabbert, National WU I- 7 r r I p t° tI l t r nt n C d d n l M r n r d G - t r r d l Park Service historian, will serve (U O Un v l n Un v l n l C d° An l & r d p Un v n Unlv dn - as the keynote speaker for this W ( ( ( A C Wld Ent rt n- Chr n l U l tt "S r Gr An t ( r v t r t ( ( 35 (1 K - special event announcing ALF's (A C (CC (CC (CC nt dd " ( (CC " f M rt" ( (CC hff n l v ( new ownership of Whaleback h r W th Gr t r hn nv r h W ldl f C n- C nt r f th W rld nn E h rt l A - Ch rl ( Gr t r t WG - - ,..„Lighthouse. ( S 1 hr r ( (CC t n rt (CC n n (CC t n Bob Trapani, executive direc- WENH-11 St v n h r W th h th nd W p r n l ll h t p rf r n b S t S l St x lt v - An - tor of ALF, along with Ross Tracy ( S E r p pt hr r ( (CC ttl h rd & th A r n nd th r (CC Uv n r 19 7 and Jeremy D'Entremont of Kv 5 A rd- S r b l l / ff / lf S llv ll " n" S p rn t r l " l ( (CC S x nd Ev r - r nd Ev r - FPHL, will discuss the organiza- (CW In - (CC G G M n M n ( (CC n " (CC th C t nd nd tion's stewardship of Whaleback WS K-3 l r h t 7 K n f K n f Wh l f p rd r h l ( (CC W h t "7 r r 1 r r n d S th Ch r lf & Lighthouse, a 50-foot granite (I l Sh Q n Q n rt n ( ( Sh (CC (CC (CC r (CC lf tower offshore from Kittery at the W U- 1 Q nt p (CC S v • St v M v M v f d r - h M n7 Sh mouth of the Piscataqua River. rv rv M r Ownership of the 1872 light- ( A W - 5 ( ( IE ( M l l - S nf ld- S p n A r n Id l (Uv ll K t h n ( ( (CC S nf ld S p n K n f house was conveyed in Novem- ( O (CC (CC (CC M d (CC ( (CC (CC (CC (CC th ll r 2008 to ALF /FPHL under v 5 d d h pl C rt r r r r Int th l ( 5 l W l r n d 7 Ch t r E O d d the guidelines of the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation IS S t Uf M nt n St n th S b rb ( , ,. f S t f M nt n S v n Act of 2000. AM G l r G rl M W f M W f 7 nl (1995 b n W ll nn nt (CC d h 7 Cl b (CC Wh ? Wh ? The First Congregational ICK r r r r - - Sp n p z p z l l I I Church is located at 23 Pepper- , ■ OO fl 1 ` 4 , t l r 11 1 K n ll K n ll rn G G Ch n rell Road (Route 103) in Kittery, A llb ll llb ll n n Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th S n n C b C b C b C b C b C b about two miles from US Route 1. For more information, visit www. ES rn Int rr pt Sp rt C nt r (CC C ll tb ll A Uv C ll tb ll A (Uv Sp rt C nt r (CC Uv n l portsmouthharborlighthouse.org ES ASCA rn n rn Int rr pt C ll tb ll A (Uv C ll tb ll A (Uv S r t ASCA r or call (603) 431-9155. 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His front-man. replies nonchalantly. laughed as he approached royd could jot his autograph films have grossed nearly $1 During Tuesday's auto- "You traded the Bluesmo- th Bluesmobile in front of the on them. billion in worldwide box office graph session, fans filled car- bile for this?' Jake asks. store. But while children brought receipts and helped launch riages with the bottles, some "No, for a microphone," The fan who owned the car Stay-Puff Marshmallow Man both the Hard Rock Café and piling case upon case of the Elwood replies. ' toys (it was House of Blues restaurant bottles which ran about $20 "A microphone?" Jake Aykroyd play- chains to showcase up-and- apiece for the Blues Brother retorts, slowly and incredu- ing Ray Stanz coming and famous musical to sign. lously, then thinks about it in the film who talents. Aykroyd happily honored for a second. "Okay, I can see summoned In December 2005, Aylcroyd • every request, signing various th t" the giant in announced his venture into the movie paraphernalia in addi- The Bluesmobile in the "Ghostbusters," wine business in Canada, with tion to the bottled spirits, and film, depicted as an "Old a film he also an investment and partnership smiling jovially for photos Mount Prospect police car," co-wrote) and with Toronto-based Diamond with the fans. was actually a modified 1974 adults held Estates Wines & Spirits Ltd. The 56-year-old actor has Dodge Monaco, and would Blues Brothers Since this announcement aged only minimally from his go down in history as one of music CDs, the Aykroyd, along with his days teaming up with Belushi Hollywood's most famous on- hottest item to partners, has launched sev- onstage, sporting a little less screen cars. have signed eral wines bearing his name hair, but plenty of his viva- SUPER-SWEET — Say "hello" Fans across the country that Tuesday including the Dan Aylcroyd cious flair for entertaining any- to Priscilla, a two-year-old have restored 1970s-era sedans, afternoon Discovery Series and the Dan one around him, young and grey female d -h r d and decorate them to look like wasn't movie Aykroyd Signature Reserve old. tt h t pl f l nd the famous Bluesmobile with or music items VQA Vidal Icewine. Following the three-hour l v bl Sh h b n t th the faded gold star on the door — but bottles of Now, at long last, Dan autograph session, and after SC A h lt r n Str th and "P1" painted on the side. wine. Aykroyd wines — boasted as signing what appeared to be f r a long time, and would b One such a replica was While in the being made from "100-percent thousands of autographs, Ayk- v r h pp t f nd f r v r parked in front of the Coli- Blues Brothers snob-free grapes" — are avail- royd boarded his Cadillac (the h . r ll h seum Sheet, Nashua branch film, Aykroyd able to connoisseurs in the new Bluesmobile?) and rode ll r nd n p l of the New p h r State and Belushi Granite State. In the Seacoast off into the sunset on his new d t, u i d n v r ll th Liquor Store Tuesday, February handed him a magic marker, were on a self- area, the wine label went on Squishin' Mission. th n f d Stop *and 24, where a fan stood proudly and Aykroyd offered up his proclaimed "M bn fr sale Tuesday, and according The legendary actor lives meet Priscilla and th th r beside it awaiting the arrival first autograph of the day — G d" t help save a Chicago to store manager Kathy Bou- on, now promoting a presti- animals being cared for at the of Elwood Blues himself. by signing, with his left hand orphanage for children. Today, dreau at the 1-95 Southbound gious lineup of dinnertime NHSPCA. By the W h The crowd nearby quickly as always, the door of the car. Aykroyd could be said to be store location, fans were quick spirits. Awaiting his every t t h tt l tt r made way when a black Cadil- With that he entered the more on a "Squishin' Mission," to get in line to be the first to arrival — on the New Hamp- bl n t nd nn d f d f r lac Escalade with New York store to a rapturous applause promoting his line of wines, get their hands on the vintage. shire Seacoast and around the d t nd tt n r plates slowly pulled into the from the hundreds of patrons which are now available in "It's been selling really well Granite State — are his legions l r t f ll pt d parking lot — and at the wheel who had lined up throughout state liquor outlets across New already" Boudreau says. 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