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The honor was funded by the New the Friends of Centennial concerned citizens has worked acknowledge Brooks' tireless Hampshire Charitable Foun- Hall invite the community to with numerous arts organiza- efforts to fulfill her mother's dation, as well as a brick get on board. Anyone who tions to restore and transform vision to save the hall for the and granite rear walkway. would like to make a dona- the historic structure into a enjoyment of the community. These, as well as a recently tion or learn more about how community center for the arts. Over the past 10 years, refurbished basement class- to help should contact Marcy The building now houses the Carolyn has carried out yard efforts included Ben King and as the board continues to raise room, are some of the recent McCann at (603) 964-2021. For Seacoast Academy of Music sales and bake sales, Old Bruce Kirk who, according to restoration funds and oversee improvements highlighted on more about Centennial Hall and a number of performing Home Day luncheons, ice King, "received Golden Ham- the building's tenants." tours of Centennial Hall. visit www.centennialhall.org . arts studios. cream sales, historic tours, mer Awards for their time and Attorney Kate Miller of "Honoring all past board (ON E COE: Cr The Friends of Centen- property improvement proj- dedication in maintaining and Donahue, Tucker and Cian- members and many support- ln r, rr Mrph nd ects and many more fund- nial Hall are now ready to improving the 1876 structure, della, "was celebrated for her ers, the Friends of Centennial S r db t th launch into the next phase raising events devoted to the Hall are excited about the past rt fr Cntnnl ll. of their ongoing restoration building's restoration. and revitalization project. Extensive restorative 7614:4 But before doing that, they efforts have involved both the acknowledged the significant interior and the exterior of the 008°2 contributions made by their building — from roof and ceil- Oceanfront supporters, including two ings, to floors and windows. Dining women who are alumni of The recreation and installa- waCieo the town school that was once tion of the belfry, regaining =am housed at Centennial Hall. the use of the basement area, • The Loft lounge 1 According to Board Mem- and preparing the ground Mua 4 .mous • ber Jen King, the Friends of floor for occupancy ar,? just si Sunday Brunch Centennial Hall announced a few of the many accom- ie Eee• eie 0 ou. o 2 m that Josephine Larnprty was plished tasks. As the Friends we you pp r named the first winner of embark upon their next 10 the Centennial Club Award, years, they already have a "to- I ucase oe a B`I """" honoring a person who has do" list in hand, alongside the • u ice I Entertainment • rnrn vl $ n lr vl dnnr ntr • I koak Cue ooose shared their time, advice and hand tools. t Avlbl In t resources to further the resto- Speaking of which, other • Exld • r br , 2008 tSSM4 tt024 supporters honored for their ration of Centennial Hall. Ae 0, AigMaiie446e -444 -n0ffl. - xnt OPEN March to January • www.peteys.corn 6 •• • • • EEY AY • • .2 • • • am o am • • • • • 20 aayee oa • wo Eggs • (acoss om amo Ciema ; • • • ome ies, oas oue , amo • • • • 602624 • esy Oewe www.asEiesie.com Coee •• • AGE 4A I A_Aic EWS I OEAE 2, 2008 I O 4, o 4 AACEWS.COM USIESS ll Ond & Oprtd fr Ovr 0 Yr AAICEWS tl nd fr lht rdn Enpn th St SPECIAL TO THE ATLANTIC NEWS ing class" — packs a funny ended his innocence. day of each month, offering Owe & uise • Micae . Coey HAMPTON I The yet emotionally resonant "We look forward to area reading enthusiasts a Couise • Micee M. Coey Friends of the Lane Library tale of the modern work-a- another evening of liter- forum for exchanging ideas nnllAtlnt. have announced the book day world. ary conversation and invite and thoughts about litera- Geea Maage • Eiae McCea titles for the next two ses- At the Tuesday, January 6 anyone interested — new ture. For more information, Isie Saes • Kth Oiao sions of the Twilight Book meeting of the Twilight Book and returning members contact Debra Perry at deb- prdtnAtlnt. Club. Club, participants will dis- — to attend," says. Friends [email protected] Communtty Edtr & Stff Wie "Last Night at the Lob- cuss "Out Stealing Horses" volunteer, Debra Perry who The Friends is a multi- • z r ster" by Stewart O'Nan by Per Petterson.
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