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tet of quilts to Steve and 40 . . at Oyster River, enlisting eries coming up in the [email protected].. Donna Hardy, the parents ". in the United States Navy very near future." of US Navy SEAL Nathan 4 in November of 1997. Hardy. Nathan was killed The recipient of cam- in action back in February paign medals from his " t S f d S I C E OGE E — Family members of Navy SEAL n th C tr of this year while serv- Nathan Hardy were prestinted ' quilts made by staff members service in Kosovo, Afghan- ing in the Global War on at Oyster River High School and the Home of the Brave Quilt istan, Iraq and the Global S b d Terror in Iraq. He was 29 Project. War on Terror, Nathan M • MIMI • IOW years old. — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo was also awarded a pair of . d n • I C According to Kay Mor- US Navy and US Marine I M n IMr d • M n gan, who taught Natharr others in the Home of the of the Cocheco Quilters, Corps achievement med- M W t n and his brother at Oyster Brave project, was present- "has made and raffled off als and the Bronze Star, I 0 M v l l River and helped make the ed to Nate's wife, Mindy." a quilt each year in memo- among others. quilts, "Twenty-four mem- The Hardys, said Mor- ry of their oldest son, Josh, The Home of the Brave bers of the Oyster River gan, "were obviously to raise money for what quilt that was presented
family made three of the touched by the gift of these will nowise—called the Josh to Nathan's widow is one four quilts presented: One quilts, and will be deliv- and Nate Hardy Scholar- of many that have already for Donna and Steve, one ering them to the other ship Fund." been stitched together in for Nate's surviving broth- members of the family at Josh, who was Nathan's patriotic pride and rever- er Ben, and one for Nate's Thanksgiving." older brother, died of brain ence and given to families 16-month-old son, Parker. She added that Donna cancer in 1993, during his of the fallen from New
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Y MA K C AG A A IC EWS S A W I E NEWBURYPORT Think of it as a holiday gift — for you! While many retailers, large and small, wait until after the holidays to offer up tempting sale prices to lure in shoppers, one shop in Newburyport is dropping its prices now, in advance. The Monkey's Fist, located at 35 Market Square in the heart of downtown Newburyport, is celebrat- ing 20 years of service days and weeki ahead. we're more for every day to the community, offer- "A lot of our customers and we cater to a wide ing up a wide assortment have been with us for so range of customers," Mar- of unique and designer long, we've actually met lene says. Fist this holiday shopping help financially." porarily rerouted pedes- apparel and accessories other members of their The vast majority of season, rest assured, that The Monkey's Fist has trian traffic away from the for women. families from other states, the unique lines are high- every single item, from served new and repeat shop doorsteps. To mark the anniversa- who come in to shop when quality, American-made sweaters to suits to hand- customers, both local and Nevertheless, folks kept ry, store owners Malcolm they're visiting," Malcolm fashions and accessories, bags to scarves, is on sale tourists, in Newburyport flowing into the Monkey's and Marlene Bell are offer- says with a chuckle. although some of the lines at 20 percent off to help for the past two decades Fist for the perfect fanci- ing 20 percent off mer- Of course, they come from Canada as well. you along in your holiday and, because of its con- ful products and service chandise across the store. wouldn't keep on coming, The Bells are constantly shopping needs. stantly evolving and inside. Now, after 20 years, Don't be mislead: While if not for the alluring line visiting trade shows and "We wanted to offer unique product lines, the Bells are proud to have many retailers offer such of merchandise the Mon- suppliers, looking for new the 20 percent off every- exquisite service and rea- such a loyal customer base, percentage cuts "store- key's Fist has to offer. and unique products to thing as an appreciation sonable prices, has weath- and look forward to wel- wide," it typically indicates "We're not real trendy offer. to our customers," Mal- ered the economic storms coming them in with the that "select items" are on like so many other stores; colm explains. "This year, that would have washed 20 percent discount in the GI Co . o 6A• sale. But at the Monkey's everybody needs the extra away other businesses. The Monkeyr',5_ Fist had diffiartait homes in New- buryPort, before the Bells purchased and moved into the brick building in Mar- ket Square eight years ago in 2001, shortly before the infamous events on Sep- tember 11. If that economic down- turn weren't enough to recover from, the entire building, along with the adjacent businesses, underwent a complete exterior facade restoration in recent years which tern- M ntl l n Ant rp M r t n th rn f v l 80 C l n l S O EWA KI C E ES Wh n: r d 4 I th S t rd nd S nd th nd th Gi s i e wi goo as e r : r d 0 t , S t rd S nd 0 t Wh r : Ex t r d, rth , 0 862 ... g a go 60 64 6 h W nt r M r t C ll d "All hr " nd ll f t r h l d , z r tt t v d r t v l C p n St r t f r r h nd f r n ft v n t h t S nt rd r d t p r t. W n t t t t 8 n.
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AGE 8A ArLANnc EWS I O EM E 28, 2008 I O 4, O 48 A A C EWS.COM SEACOAS O I AYS O I AY O ES U IC I I E O O I AY AI RYE I Webster at Rye will hold its annual Holiday Fair ll n rt r n n p r t f Chr t on Saturday, December 6 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event, which is open to the public, will feature a raffle, baked S ECIA O E A A IC EWS mas Lullaby" and Dobrins- goods, handcrafted items and much more. Webster at EXETER I The spirit of ki's beautiful arrangement Rye is located at 795 Washington Road in Rye. For more Christmas and the spar- of "Silent Night." information, call (603) 964-8144. kling sound of bells will The Holiday Open bring beautiful music to House, held from 4-8 p.m. IG U GE I E G A I E S A E the annual Holiday Open in the church's newly HAMPTON I Help fight hunger in the Granite State by House, as the Heritage redecorated vestry, will donating to the New Hampshire Food Bank Food Drive, Ringers Handbell Choir also include hot food to taking place now through Wednesday, December 17. presents concerts of Christ- purchase and enjoy at the Those who would like to participate in this food drive mas favorites on Thursday, church. Connie Cox, head may bring donations of non-perishable canned goods to December 4 at the Congre- of the mini-café, will sell Tobey & Merrill Insurance Agency, located at 20 High Street gational Church, located at soups and chili, home in Hampton. For more information contact Tamie Rhodes at 21 Front Street in Exeter. baked rolls, warm cider (60 26 66 r (60 60 006. Performances will be at and coffee. 5:30 p.m., 6 p.m. and 6:30 Area crafters and lien- O U EE S, O A IO S p.m., and the Senior Choir dors will offer seasonal gifts EE E O GI O GI I G E E will appear at 7:30 p.m. to to purchase. Items include HAMPTON FALLS I Help is needed for the first annual serenade visitors with their exotic teas, handmade jew- Gift of Giving event, scheduled for Christmas Eve, Thursday, Christmas repertoire. elry, candles, soaps, Silpada December 24 from 3-7 p.m. and hosted by the Butcher Shop This event is part of the Jewelry, Arbonne creams, and Fish Market n Hampton Falls. church's Holiday Open Eyewinkers greeting cards, Shop owners Chad and Jen Luby are currently seeking House, and coincides with photographs by Carl Peter- assistance from the community to help with preparing, I G I E C IS MAS S I I — The r t n r son, bird houses by Bob the annual Festival of Trees ndb ll Ch r ll r n n th nn l l d Op n t cooking and serving a warm Christmas Eve meal. Donations event, held throughout the Campbell, and other items. th Ex t r C n r t n l Ch r h n h r d , b r 4. of food items, as well as a function hall in which to hold the downtown area. Desserts, pickles, and jams — Atl nt C rt h t event, are needed. The 12 choir members, will also be sold by the The donation list includes turkeys, ham, baked beans,
directed by Beverly Caldon, church committee. the trees at the Town Hall, For more information about potatoes, green beans, cream of mushroom soup, fried
will ring the Spanish carol All are invited to visit then come up the hill to the open house, call (603) onion toppers, rolls, dessert items, butter, cream, disposable
"Fum, Fum, Fum," "Christ- Santa at the bandstand, see the Congregational Church. 772-4216. baking pans, paper goods, and gifts. What's also urgently needed to put on this holiday meal is a staff of volunteers to help Chad and Jen, who would love for this to be the first of many Christmas Eve dinners nt n pr nt Chr t p rf r n to come. For more information about making a donation, volunteering or providing a function hall, call Chad at (603) 929-7427. S ECIA O E A A IC EWS _ of 10 or more. Reservations Frank Capra's classic that the love of his family
PORTSMOUTH I Get are recommended, and may film "It's a Wonderful Life" and townsfolk are precious S A A O I AY A I IO A E E G EE AI be made by calling Pontine was based on "The Great- gifts. into the spirit of the sea- son with a new twist on Theatre at (603) 436-6660, est Gift," a short story by The script for Pontine's U AM I Evergreen Fair, a presentation of carefully.
two holiday classics when or emailing info@pontine. Philip Van Doren Stern. It condensed version of "It's selected New England artists and craftsmen, will be held December 4-5 at the Memorial Union Building (MUB), Pontine Theatre's Artistic org . Tickets may also be tells the story of George a Wonderful Life" is drawn located at 83 Main Street on the University of New Directors, M. Marguerite purchased online at www. Bailey, a good man in a from a 1940s radio play. Hampshire campus in Durham. Mathews and Greg Gathers, pontine.org, or at the door small town who is so busy Pontine adds a lively pro- Show hours are Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and helping others,by cash orlife personal check. seems to duction style featuring a perform a holiday program Friday from 10 to 4 p.m., and there is no charge for featuring Dylan Thomas's "A Child's Christmas in pass him by. miniature table-top stage, admission. Wales," first published in Despondent, he wishes colorful puppets and masks. "A Child's Christmas in A wide variety of juried handwork will be offered for sale 1954, recalls all the sights, he'd never been born. He Top that off with live music Wales" and a condensed in both two- and three-dimensional art, including clay, fiber, version of "It's a Wonder- smells, and sounds of a gets his wish. Through the by Jeffrey Zohler, and egg- wood, metals, glass, and mixed media. eyes fulof Life." his guardianlong-ago Christmas. The angel, nog and cookies onstage Live music by R.P. Hale with special guest Claudia Performances will be Christmas remembered Clarence Oddbody, he sees after the performance — it's Altemus will be featured both days of the fair. Hale is an presented the weekend of here has become the arche- the world as it would have a program sure to delight artist, historian and musician who performs on hammer typal family season that we been had he never been every member of the family. December 5-7 at West End dulcimer and harpsichord. Altemus is a member of the Irish For more information call Studio Theatre, located all hold dear. With lovely born. He comes to realize group Reaganta, and has been playing the Irish whistle at 595 Islington Street in poetic lilt, this simple tale that "No man is an island Pontine at (603) 436-6660 or and singing ballads for 12 years. She is also a well known
Portsmouth. Showtimes captures the child's eye to himself." He also finds visit www.pontine.org . storyteller. are Friday and Saturday view and an adult's warm Fifty of New England's most talented artists and craftsmen at 8 p.m., with matinees remembrance of the time of participate in the Evergreen Fair. For more information, call on Saturday at 4 p.m. and presents, good things to eat (603) 934-6248 or e-mail [email protected] . Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets and, in the best of circum- 0% 0 WI IS A E I ES IS O ICA SOCIE Y SE I G 0 CA E A S are $20; a special prepaid stances, newly-fallen snow 2 , rate is available for groups — its wonder and its snow- A A ESE S_A_KE SE S HAMPTON FALLS I David French of the Hampton ball mischief. Falls Historical Society has announced that their popular b td 4006% 4 400 calendar is now available for purchase. Featured for the c cmi (..a c I 2009 calendar are early photos of some of the town's notable • G d S l t n historic residences. e ( . I • p n h The calendars are currently being sold at the Hampton f l o n & n p r p l • r z n pl n Falls Free Library, the Village Market and the town hall. n n r l f l ft p r n nt t h r r v l • Sh They may also be ordered by sending a personal check f n n ca e o uc S , A, ,eye aak br l r n • Ed for 512 for each calendar to the Hampton Falls Historical oay tr t nt &t r t t v S ECIA Y I EMS • I E O S E Society, PO Box 104, Hampton Falls, NH 03844; be sure to include name, address, and mailing instructions with the Lo's Seafood & order. Those who are interested in ordering a calendar are imam Oriental Market encouraged to order early as they are in limited supply. Orders going to Hampton Falls addresses will be hand- 6 Woo u y A e., o smou , 60 4 0022 delivered. 0A FREE TV 7 Day November 28, 2008 lAtlantic News I Page 1 SEA Sports TV Guide Listings Pages 2SEA-8SEA Page 9 SEA A Chr t C r t f t r SPECIAL TO THE AnAt4mc Ntws this year," says bin. I tion, and now we get to at 8 p. . with matinees cappella to the next stage, t n th Hiram Roberts DOVER I Dramedy make sure that the show bring that joy to the Sea- on Saturday and Sunday with vocal drums/ beat- Grange as an active arts Productions will revive 'looks' different each time coast — and to experience afternow at 3 p.m. Tick- box and vocal bass under center and home for Gar- its award-winning play I produce it for those that it live is such an exciting ets are $ f r adults and their pop harmonies, creat- rison Players' productions. "A Christmas Carol" from come back year after year." gift." $10 for students under ing a sound that is hard to The small auditorium pro- December 5-21 at the Gar- For those few who are The intimate 125-seat age 18. For reservations believe. vides an intimate space for rison Players Arts Center, Unfamiliar with the story, In the spirit of giving, drama, musical concerts or located on Route 4 in Rol- "A Christmas Carol" is a the Ball in the House is also displays of local art work. linsford. Victorian morality tale of an collecting new, unwrapped The building was con- This family holidaY '– old and bitter miser, Ebene- toys (with the exception of structed in 1894 from a classic features many spe- zer Scrooge, who under- stuffed animals) to donate design by noted Dover cial effects, more than 150 goes a profound experience to Children's Hospital Bos- architect Alvah Ramsdell. costume pieces, a period of redemption over the ton as part of their "Tunes For more than 80 of its set and a cast of talented course of one night. for Toys" drive. In addition, almost 100-year history, the theatre professionals from Scrooge is a financier Ball in the House CDs will Grange was known as a around the Seacoast area. and money changer who be available for purchase place for wholesome fam- Performers include has devoted his life to the (they make great holiday ily events and where the Michael J. Tobin as Ebene- accumulation of wealth. gifts). community could come zer Scrooge, Phil Adams, He holds anything other Tickets to see Ball in the together to socialize. Ka tie Makem-Boucher, Scott than money in contempt, House on December 14 are The Garrison Play- J. Degan, Danica Carlson, including friendship, love $15 for adults and $10 for ers have transformed this John Bailey, Christopher M. and the Christmas season, students, and are available landmark building into an Gempp, Monique Bloise, all of which he easily dis- by calling (603) 750-4ART Arts Center for the visu- Fred Bloise, Joshua Ber- misses with the phrase, or (800) 838-3006, or by vis- al and performing arts nard-Kriegl, Kelly Fitzpat- "Bah! Humbug!" iting www.garrisonplayers. by continuing a $331,000 rick, Elizabeth Henry and, However, ,Scrooge's org. fundraising effort. The as Tiny Tim, Ian Miles. heart, his mind and his life Established in 1953,_ group has, with the help of Adapted and directed take a dramatic turn fol- Garrison Players is a non- many volunteers, restored by Tobin, this production of lowing a series of nighttime profit, volunteer-based the interior meeting room "A Christmas Carol" made visits from the ghost of his community theatre group and the second-floor the- its premiere in 1992 and deceased business partner, dedicated to enriching the atre. They have installed an has been performed almost Jacob Marley, and a trio cultural life of Dover and exterior ramp and a lift to every December since. Last of spirits — the Ghosts of the surrounding commu- make the building handi- year, Tobin took a break Christmas Past, Christmas nities. They achieve this cap accessible, and the from Dickens' classic tale Present, and Christmas Yet by presenting high-qual- grounds have been metic- and produced "The Wizard to Come. It's a remarkable ity theatrical productions ulously landscaped and a of Oz." story that symbolizes the geared for family audi- stairway constructed from However, "people want- Christmas season as readily ences; encouraging people the lower driveway to the ed their Scrooge back — it as gifts under an evergreen Christopher M. Gempp as 'Marley' of all ages to enjoy and upper parking lot (thanks was a tradition to come and tree that's decorated with in Dramedy Production's 'A Christmas Carol' participate in the many fac- to Eagle Scout Jonathan see it every Christmas sea- ornaments and illuminated Rollinsford Arts Center or for more information, ets of the performing arts; Wilson). Find out more at son," Tobin says. "So, I took with lights. in which "Carol" is being visit www.garrisonplayers. and restoring and main- www.garrisonplayers.org . the show out of storage." For the Garrison Players' performed "makes you feel org — but order soon, says Tobin adds that "it was production of "A Christ- like you are right there with Tobin, because "the show like seeing old friends" mas Carol," the entire cast Scrooge, experiencing all sells out quickly. Don't be a as he unpacked crates of — with the exception of the magic, as he encounters 'Scrooge' — buy your tick- props and costumes for the Scrooge — plays multiple the Ghosts of Christmas ets today!" production. characters, making each one t, r nt nd t r ," By the way, in the midst According to Tobin, the come to life with different Tobin says. of this year's run of "A Dramedy Production adap- voices, body movements, This production of "A Christmas Carol," Boston's tation of Dickens' beloved costumes and make-up. Chr t C r l" is one of a cappella vocal group Ball 1843 novel is very true to "The real show is back- the freshest, funniest and, in the House will perform the book — "perhaps a bit stage," says Tobin. "It's yes, scariest productions of live at 7:30 p.m. on Fri- darker than most but defi- like a ballet with everyone Dickens' tale. Don't miss it. day, December 19 at the nitely entertaining for the maneuvering around set "A Christmas Carol" Garrison Players Arts Cen- whole family," says Tobin. pieces, props and special will be presented at the ter. The five-man "mouth All the favorite "Carol" effects to change costumes Garrison Players Arts Cen- band" will be performing characters are featured and and make entrances." ter on December 5-7, 12-14, songs from their newly- there are definitely some Tobin adds, "Watching and December 18, 20 and released CD, "Believe," a very funny moments. 'A Christmas Carol' every 21. Show times are Thurs- combination of original And, "The special effects Christmas Eve when I was day evenings at 7 p.m.; Fri- and traditional Christmas will be bigger and better a kid was a family tradi- day and Saturday evenings music. The group takes a E E AI ME e y Ce e cu s i o o ew ea e S ECIA O u A A IC EM E ai e Ga c e ooke o as we a e e concert was "Arsenic a Old ace," E I G I A ce emo ia om K ause, esi e o e e y i s performance in Gi e a Su i a s " e i o cu i g was co uc e E e e A ea C am e o e ew e y Theater. i a es o e a ce," Ma y e e e e i g o Sa u ay, Comme ce, cu e i o a Leddy Center will e pre- Ga c e i Co ce , "Charlie o em e i ce e a io e g a emie e o e i g senting "A C is mas Carol" and the Chocolate Factory" o e e y Ce e s ew o e ea e s ew ome. from December 5-14 back and "A Christmas Carol." oca io a 8 a s a e A ece io wi a ou in their original theatre on o mo e information i E i g. 200 eo e was catered Mai Street in Epping. Then, about Leddy's brand new Su ou e y e y y Ca é Nostimo of Ports- Leddy's 2009 Season will all theatre ant brand new sea- oa _mem e s, associa es, mouth, followed by Mary hold forth at the new Ladd's son, call Leddy Center at ami ies a ie s, e y Gatchell in Concert with Lane theater. (603) 679-2781 or visit www. Ce e E ecu i e i ec o , e band from NYC. Mary's Shows for 2009 include leddycenter.org . E E AI ME I AY E E I G C IS MAS WI AMA E 28 08 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 CA A E y ia4 Co ege oo a SU ews ( E e i g e I E e ai G os W is e e G os W is e e UM S " o y ews ( a e S ow Wi a a e a e SEACOAST I Amare Cantare C S a A ka sas. (CC ews si e ( e ( (CC " o Sa e ace" woo omici e" (CC i e e ma ( S ow presents one of the most beloved ( 0 Co ege oo a Co o a o a e I si e C o ic e m e o a E ess (2004, a asy ( 20 20 ( (CC ews ( (: ( 2:06 immy Kim ( aska. ( i e E i io (CC oices o om a ks. 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(CC 5-21 at the Garrison Players Arts W Co ege oo a ews ( C Access o ywoo • A o g Came o y (2004 ( e S i e , aw O e : S ecia ews ( (:2 Sa u ay ig i e A e Center, located on Route 4 in Rol- ( C (CC ews ( (CC e i e A is o . (CC ic ims U i (CC a away e Ki e s. (CC linsford. WU I 2 ime Im ac o: i O is o o cie o es Is e a : K Si a o Giga e ime o icie o i ica e ises The play, which stars Michael (U I e Sema a cum U i iskm a e a Sie a Im ac ° U i iski J. Tobin as Scrooge, will e pre- I U ( 20 Co ege oo a eams o e A ews ( C o ic e Co ege oo a eams o e A ou ce . ( i e ( (CC , ews ( ( 2:0 a io s Ai sented Fridays and Saturdays at 8 (A C ou ce . ( i e (CC (CC Access p.m., with Saturday and Sunday WG 2 Smo e e : e Ce so s i S ugg es o o e ai : e Sou o i My Music: o e So gs o e ai i ess 2: Sig a o y Cas : i e a o som matinees at 3 p.m. and an addi- e Smo e s o e s Come y ou e ia, a (CC 0s a 60s (CC Sou iso o y Cas e o ms. • S tional evening show o Thursday, cc cc, WE ic o a ge: 00 A e ieu: i e i ie a (CC Ce ic Woma : e G ea es ou ey oy O iso ie s: A ack e oo s: i e i Eu o e December 18 at 7 p.m. Yea s o Music o i ay S ecia (CC a W i e ig (CC ( S Tickets for "A Christmas Carol" wo . 6 ie s uici g ami y E e y Wo i a wo a os o ega " i e os ( (CC Swo ( (CC ami y ie s Se a os o are $10-$15 and may be purchased (CW (CC Mac Guy aymo Me Me Gu s" (CC Guy (CC e Ci y ega by calling (603) 7504ART or (800) WS K 8 a om Gou me CSI: Y ( (CC W ee o eo a y Mys e y Me ( , a asy a k A a s is i m Mc u k u k a 0s a 0s (I o u e a ia, a ea e Ga o a o. Week Ca e (CC (CC S ow S ow 838-3006, or by visiting www.gar- risonplayers.org . _W U 2 ai o ai o k A•S• WA S ou ey o e Ce e o e Ea (200 , A e u e ick Sc o e , ic o ia a , ime i e ai o Mo is Ce u o g am g am "C isis" "Geo ge" e o a. E o e s e cou e e is o ic oas s a imi i e ma . Music g am ei i e ( A POlTERY EMOS A KME Y S U IO w .2 ouse " o e u s" A ( (CC Sei ei Sim so s Co s Co s Ame ica s Mos ews ( (CC MA (CC S ike e W acke ( O (CC (CC (CC (CC IWa e ig s ack es e Ou KITTERY I Elaine Fuller of s ymie I o ewi Co Case (CC u se asie ii G os I e Mac i e( ( CSI: Y (CC C ea e s ( ai ai the Red Door Pottery Studio has announced that she will be IS Mo a a Mo a a a e I% eiiiie i 6 Smi e I ii Mo a a Co y t Sui e i e Mo a a So a e Oa y offering daily demonstrations A I) E oise a C is mas ime (200 (CC m A oy ame C a ie ow ( 6 m S oo y, Come ome ( 2 (CC • A ie ( 82 Ai ee Qui . 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Ce ics i a Co ege aske a Co o a o a S a o . i a found and a table of "seconds" for ES ASCA IC uisi e u ui s ockey e oi e Wi gs a os o ui s. ui s S o e e u S o s Ou oo s ockey bargain hunters; call (207) 439- C ews oom Week o i ics ou o s i es iga io s a y Ki g i e . ug iey ews i es iga io s a y Ki g i e 5671 for schedule. co C C • m ai i e ai ea o o ea Su e Oma Su e Oma Su e O ma Su e O ma Su e Oma During the weekends after u O iS ews O ou a e way Wa c o e o ( S ecia og. S ecia og. Ge ai o a a ge ou a e way Ge a ° a a ge Thanksgiving, Elaine will offer ms gc ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y teatime with home baked goodies EC ews ( ews ( E e i g E e i g i e E e i g E e i g ews ( ews ( ews ( " ews ( S o s S o s E e i g ai and live music provided by her O (4:00 Sy ey W e (: I4 e a Guy ( 6 (CC • C a ie Wi so s Wa (CC a k o i g emo i i s s. au Wi iams. 24 oo husband, Doc Fuller for the Kit- u (4:20 m u o •• S ee ( 4 Kea u ee es. (CC • I ow o ou ce You C uck a a y • M . Woo cock (200 (CC E a e Se Se Aces tery Foreside "Shop the Square" celebrations. S OW (: • Sc oo o Scou e s (2006 I si e e (CC e e (CC) N S oo e (200 Ma k Wa e g. (CC (:0 n ackass: um e wo o e The Kittery Foreside artists > I o C e Ame ica Sec e ea y au a s a y C e og a y Cakes Cakes Cakes Cakes i o C e Ame ica Cakes Cakes CO Jill Belilah, Elbroch Studios, o wy Co o a e Ge So My My ouse o Se I ese y Co o i i e ouse ouse a e Co o o Se ese 0 Gail Sauter Studio, Just Us Chick- i A E G ea C uises (CC ow : C uise Wo oke ou om os A ge es. Wo oke ou om as egas. (CC Wo oke ou om os A ge es. ens Artist Co-op, The Red Door 0 A E (4: 0 •• M Cousi i y ( 2 (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami "S ock" e So a os (CC e So a os (CC CSI: Miami (CC Pottery Studio and Mary Marga- . us e s isc My ( My us e s ( My us e s ( My us e s S a k Week S ecia 2 (CC My us e s ( Ay us e s ( Ay us e s II ret Sweeney Studio and Elbroch < iS A so u e E i : e E i K ie e S o y SW S a g e am i e Sec e s ( (CC S u i k Ma ia ( ( (CC am i e Sec e s ,..., Studios — will open their studios ome ome o Ka e o Ka e i e i e C 6 C i e o e y a e a i g S aces ( 6 C i e o e y a e from 10 a.m. to p.m. in conjunc- e emia 6 i e Wi e e i ( ( Skee U ic . • eig o i e (2002 C is ia a e. • S a ek: emesis 2002 a ick S ewa (CC eig tion with the Kittery Art Walk AMC i ... M Ma e IMa e " o y ui e " Ma e A aska wi . M S ecia • a io a am oo s a Wi e a io a a Wi e and the Kittery Art Association's > m Seco a io s (200 ( A (: •• e Sa a C ause ( 4 (CC E e s E e igge u ies o . 0 Ace e u a: e e ec i e ( 4 Holiday Art Sale. taking place ui c7 (4: 0 • e C o ic es o i e (CC m e o o e i gs e wo owe s (2002 ( E i a Woo . (:4 is S i e Ma (2002 ( o ey Magui e. Saturday, December 13. For more E eese Wi e s oo Cas Cou es E ews ( S a o es: S woo Sa u ay ig i e e Sou C e sea Kee U Kee U information, call the Red Door USA (4: 0 II i g I O (2000 Is ow o ose a Guy i 0 ays (200 ( O E (200 ( Wi e e . (CC syc ( (CC Mo k ( (CC Pottery Studio at the number U E • Ca Me C aus (200 0 4 (CC IA i a s C is mas Ca o (2000 ( O I W i e C is mas ( 4 i g C os y. Me ium ( O W i s C is osi above. .i 4 SEA O . EM E 28. 2008 • • . Ge You A O i e... u ick U e Q ,is o A You oca a Commu i y ews E E Y WEEK AS A I E E O O GE EA A OU S ECIA SEC IO SUC AS: • Ent rt n nt ea & We ess, ome & Ga e • Ev nt & A t v t 4. 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Guy C icke Aqua Me a U C ACKE O E S A O o a a (CC G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i A y G i i G i i G i i OC ES E The Rochester i ia s i ia s i ia s S o sCe e (CC Wome s Co ege aske a oo a i e S o sCe e (U e ( O S o eC Opera House, in collaboration with a e Co ege aske a : O S ice C assic Sco e Co ege aske a Sco e Co ege aske a : 6 C assic oke E W A ow i g S o ges S o ges S o ges Ma •Agai s e o es (2004 • Agai s e o e (2004 o i g i gsi e (CC Arts Rochester, presents Tchai- es oug ma o i g C u W .com CS A ic io CS i a C u W .com USA ac g kovsky's delightful holiday clas- ockey Co ege aske a U C As e i e a o Ca o i a. 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(CC o e oo ( e e ( (CC Ca i om Ca i om e e (CC o e oo (CC baum home on Christmas Eve as S S OW oo C oc. Clara receives a beautiful nutcrack- co>. OO Cakes Cakes Guy s ami y eas C a e ge C a e ge ( I o C e Ame ica ay ay i e i e I o C e Ame ica CO G 0 omes S ee o e y My o Se o i ays ouse ouse o e y i s S age s ouse o i ays er from godfather Drosselmeyer, 0 i A E Sa wic a a ise am u ge Deep Fried S eak a a ise a ecue a a ise i s a a ise (CC ee ie S eak a a ise played by featured performer Tom , A&E i e e io A e CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CS : Miami (CC Dunnington. Share Clara's dream as 2 ISC o a o am age e e e e e e e I e S o m C ase s ( e e e I e cc she enters the Land of Sweets and ec IS Ei s ei ( (CC Mo e Ma e s Ga g a o i a. e os a amus ( ( (CC eco i g e as Ga g a o i a. u. ou Ma A ic e o oo 000 Ca o ies is crowned Princess of the Royal — C S o ies o E I U o S o ies ig as i e: O esi y A ic e o oo 000 Ca o ies I e 0 Court by the Sugar Plum Fairy, AMC S a y i o a e ( 8 S e e Ma i , a y a a . e wo Weeks o ice (2002 ( (: 6 m e i cage ( 6 o i Wi iams (CC o a e played by special guest artist Dan- k ue i e M S ecia i ey, eco i ey: eco (: i ey: o e eco i ey › . iela Malta. I— S Ace e em. Guy am, Guy am. Guy i m. Guy am. Guy i Me I ack ( ( A (CC C eec C o g a a a oo a ( i Me i ack ui Malta began her ballet training e o o e i gs: e eo owe s i e o o e i gs: e e u o e Ki g (200 E i a Woo . (:4 os oys: e U e (2008 (CC Go ika e E Gi s Gi s a y: Ca o E ews ( eese Wi e s oo Cas Cou es Gi s S oo a y: Ca o Gi s S oo with Cecilia Moura in Sao Paulo, > os Wo u essic " uce A mig y (200 im Ca ey. i E (200 ( Wi e e . (CC ouse ( e S a e Wi e aw & O e : S U Brazil and later studied at Tatiana USA I E e C is mas Wis ( 8 ( ome y C is mas (2006 ( (CC e C is mas S oes (2002 o owe. G ey s A a omy Wi e Swa (CC Leskova School of Ballet in Rio de Janeiro and at Escuela Mayor de Danza. Dunnington, a lawyer from Dover, is one of the co-founders of the Seacoast Ballet Company and has been a member of the Garrison CIIIIIELINE Players since 1972. This marks the O E AM O S 24th year that he has played the role of Drosselmeyer. An n t • rd The Rochester Opera House is located in City Hall at 31 Wake- field Street in Rochester. 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S o sCe e ( i e ( Truce of 1914 and re-creates a magical Es g i es oo a o I e u Co ege aske a i ia s i ia s i ia s night of peace in the Port City. Es o Co ege oo a : 8 UC A a USC ess C assics o i g W o s um e ? Am, G a ia o s o eo AWA W es Mi ga e "All is Calm" is also the perfect K ock S o s Co ies A aske a O a o Magic a os o Ce ics. 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Co Case i es Co Case i es CSI: Miami (CC I e e io ( I e e io "Au" e i s 48 ( e i s 48 (CC I e e io ( 0 A E E ISC Cas Cas Cas Cas Ma e Mo e e e K: i si e S e e osse K: I si e e e E E I CO CE EA U ES .:cc IS os a amus i e Co e II Mo e Ma e s Mo e Ma e s ( U e wo A cie isco e ies A cie isco e ies Mo e Ma e s u. , C o Ka e o Ka e W a o o Wea i e i e i e i e o Ka e o Ka e Ki s Ki s i e i e o Ka e o Ka e I I GS O AY O AMC Ka a e II i e i cage ( 6 ( o i Wi iams. m Casi o ( , C ime ama o e e i o, S a o S o e, oe ee , emie e, e U ouc a es EXETER Singer Livingston M a e a e a e a e a is i o i ey: o e eco e i s e i s i s e i s [ i s a is i o "Liv" Taylor will perform a benefit • S aymo aymo aymo ie s Sei e Sai e am. Guy am. Guy e . Guy em. Guy ame ame C ee i C o g Se 1Sex u.i concert on Friday, December 5 at E C a me (CC aw O e aw O e aw O e aw O e o es (C6 e C ose ( Wi ou a ace 8 p.m. in the Hanson Center for (4:00 eau y S o S a o es: S E ews ai y 0 Gi s S oo a oy ie s e Sou Sou E ews iC e sea C e sea I e e 4 C E the Performing Arts at Exeter High CIS ( CIS ( CIS " o i e" ouse " u i g" WWE Mo ay ig aw ( i e ( aw O e : C aw O e : C USA School. U E Wi e Swa (CC e a e a i a _I C S e a e a o i ay Swi c (200 ico e Egge . (CC Wi Wi asie asie Exeter High School's Honors Choir will be opening the show and will also collaborate on a song with o m iss e c a ce Liv, who happens to be the brothèr Ci Yu of James Taylor. o.a e Ise, o a i s Doors will open at 7:15 p.m. for this concert, the proceeds of which II nthWj .n l j.0 will benefit the high school's Ran- C t r Aervice f r t nd f r t . dom Acts of Kindness non-profit p lp nh ■Y student program. a III•SI ai I aa IM t r rbl t n ll t. . . 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O AME S, MUSIC A UES AY E E I G MO E A ES I A O EES 2 2 08 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 EXETER I The Festival of CIS " d K ll" ( h M nt l t " l W th t r ( ( t Sh W th t t Trees (FOT) Committee is final- ( (CC d" ( ( (CC (CC v d tt r n Sh izing plans for its tenth annual S nt Cl I C A rd A rd El St n " pp ( (: 2:06 K fundraising event to benefit local M n t n In rthd t " ( (CC htl n l v ( families in need. This year's fes- h t r: l ( (CC & Ord r: Sp l ( h n ht Sh t ht t Un t ( (CC tival will take place in the Exeter W th n ( W ( ( ( C ACCOSS Extr ( h t r: l ( (CC & Ord r Sp l ( h n ht Sh t ht Town Hall from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. ( C (CC (CC (CC d (CC t Un t ( (CC W th n ( on Thursday, December 4. U I 2 r r I p t° d t l r nt . n C d d n l n l S n r A Ah r t t r r d I Exeter's Festival of Trees not (U Un v On Un v On l Cl l An l Un v On Un v On only lights up the Town Hall, WMU ( ( ( A C Wld Ent rt n Chr n l S nt Cl I C lA rd A rd Ell St n " pp ( (: ( 2:06 K (CC (CC (CC nt n t n n rthd t " ( (CC htl rt l Uv ( but touches many people in the (A C WG 2 *MOW l nt h rn r W th Gr t r G th W n: h Gr t t rn — v r n: h S nd f h l Ch rl ( Gr t r v community who come together ( S ff hr r ( (CC t n l d Sp l ( ( O (CC d lph , rt (CC (CC t n S l to create beautiful trees, enjoy WE C r St v n h r W th r n tn 2: S ht nd Andr : v n nn (CC Orb n & r nd : A l the evening's festivities and offer ( S Ot r E r p pt. hr r ( (CC S nd nd Wh t ht hope and light for children in the W I 6 A rd S r b l l lf lf 02 0 " ll d r v l d ( O (CC ( (CC S x nd Ev r r nd Ev r l (CC G G M n M n r v r" ( th C t nd (CC nd surrounding communities. (CW WS K 8 K n f h t 0 K n f l r Wh l f p rd r. h l ( O (CC WYE h t 0 r r r r n d S th Ch r tt & For the first time in the FOT's (I Q n Sh Q n l rt n ( ( Sh (CC (CC (CC r (CC lf ten-year history, individual W U 2 St v St v .C Mr. C l l t n l " p CIS " d C " t n l "S d & d r d r d r Christmas Tree Ornaments will rv rv r r d d End f th l " (CC r Q " r $ 00 r r r be available for sale during the S p n " t h E t :0 r n "S f " (:0 ( (CC S lnf ld S p n K n f C " ( (CC ( A (CC (CC th ll event. These 4" high ivory col- h pl C rt r r 2008 W rld M A rd ( ( O E O d d ored, ceramic tree ornaments will M nt n 0 n n: h l (200 M nt n S v n be offered for only $10 each and Wh will include a lovely gift box as well as a commemorative "Fes- rn. G Ch n , rl tival of Trees' enclosure tag. Pro- A n n Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th C b C b ,S r b S r b rd rd Extr MA"S" r A S.
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(CC ( Ord r: Cl Ord r: Cl W f S p (CC b t St ll Stnd b t W f S p (CC l h: Art t W ll W ll r r W f Proceeds from the Festi- I E val of Trees are donated to the Exeter Chamber Children's Y r r f r l t d r n p h r , C nn t t, Fund, which provides vouch- ers for new warm clothing to M h tt , M n , r nt nd h d I l nd. children of needy families in the local areas of Brentwood, East Kingston, Epping, Exeter, Kens- ington, Kingston, Newfields, . rr. O I COM Newmarket, Raymond, and I E 6SO S O USE E AU O GUI E O SEA C Stratham. Almost $150,000 has O A USE CA I E EW E G A A EA: been raised for the Children's . It EE r Adv rt n Fund through this holiday event 2. h nd f U d C r , r , n nd SU Inf r t n C ll over the past decade. For more . M n l l r information about the Festival of 4, E Q l f n n n K v n t 60 0 44 Trees, contact the Exeter Chamber , r ndl , C rt S l pl of Commerce at (603) 772-2411. SEACOAS E E 00 & A S .E 28. 2008 , . 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S ECIA O E A A IC EWS HAMPTON The com- munity is invited to kick off this year's holiday season with the Hampton Recre- ation and Parks Department as it lights up the streets of Hampton with a favorite annual tradition. Families, neighbors and friends are welcome to join the rec department for the yearly tree lighting ceremo- ny, taking place on Friday, December 5 at the gazebo in Marelli S r . The evening begins th horse-drawn hayrides through town at 6 p.m., with the official tree lighting at 7 p.m., followed by caroling. Joining Hampton Rec for the festivities will be the Hamp- OM ton Fire Department and the Hampton Lions Club. Let there be light in down- town Hampton this holiday
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C IS MAS "HOLLY-DAZE" U C EO WI SCWC HOSA fundraiser features spa AM O I Seacoas a ea wome a e i i e o e S ECIA O E A A IC EWS or from any SST HOSA stu- upcoming Christmas "Holly-Daze" luncheon, co-sponsored EXETER The Seacoast dent. Advance reservations by Seacoast Christian Women's Connection and aki g ace School of Technology Chapter may be made by calling (603) on Monday, December 8 at the Ashworth by the Sea, located on Ocean Boulevard at Hampton Beach. of Health Occupations Stu- 775-8516. All monies raised The luncheon will be held from 12-2 p.m.; doors open at dents of America (HOSA) will from this event will be used 11:30 a.m. The cost to attend is $18 per person (inclusive). be sponsoring a special Santa to support the local chapter of Complimentary childcare will be available. HOSA at SST. Spaghetti Supper on the eve- : The event will feature Marcia McDonald, who will present HOSA is a national stu- ning of Thursday, December "Holiday Home Decorating Trends and Ideas." The special 4. A spaghetti dinner will be dent organization; SST's speaker will be Lovedy Alexander of Limerick Maine, while served by SST students from HOSA Chapter is made up Lesley Draper and Brenda Vigneault will perform a Holiday 5-6:30 p.m. of Health Sciences students Sing-Along. This special family event from Epping, Exeter, Great Those planning on attending the luncheon are asked to for children of all ages will Bay eLeaming Charter, New- please bring hats and mittens for a special donation. be held in the new 140-seat market, Raymond, Sanborn This luncheon event is co-sponsored by Stonecroft Ministries, Culinary Arts Dining Room Regional, and Winnacunnet also a non-profit organization. Reservations may be made in at SST, which is located at High Schools. advance by calling Sandra at (978) 388-3341 or Betty at (603) 40 Linden Street in Exeter. A HOSA's two-fold mission 431-8352. For additional information visit stonecroft.org . special appearance by Santa is to promote career oppor- Claus will highlight the din- tunities in the health care COME O E O Y AI
ner; commemorative pictures industry and to enhance the S A I AM I Statham Community Church will host a will be available for a $1 delivery of quality health care Holly Fair on Saturday, December 6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the donation to the Make-A-Wish to all people. HOSA provides a church's Rust Room. The public is invited to come and enjoy Foundation. unique program of leadership the day and do some early Christmas shopping. A silent auction O O OSA — C i e o a ages a e i i e o e The admission price for the development, motivation, will feature more than a dozen mystery baskets (and more), a ua Sa a S ag e i Su e o e e o u s ay, Santa Spaghetti Supper is $6 and recognition exclusively and there will be a White Elephant table, homemade baked ecem e 4 om 6: 0 .m. a e Seacoas Sc oo o for adults and $4 for children for secondary, postsecondary, goods, and a full-sized cross stitch quilt to be raffled. The café ec o ogy i E e e . e e e is a u aise o e SS under age 10. Tickets may be adult, and collegiate students will be open for mid-morning snakes, and a lunch menu will be C a e o e ea Scie ces S u e s o Ame ica. available at 12 noon, with selections for every appetite. purchased at the SST office, at enrolled in health occupations — A a ic ews Cou esy o o The Stratham Community Church is located at 6 Emery Lane the door prior to the dinner, education programs. in Statham. For more information, call (603) 772-3389. 'A Christmas Carol' for the whole family ALL A OA THE 'POLAR EXPRESS' HAMPTON I The annual Polar Express Party is on its way to S ECIA O E A A C EWS of Thursday, December 11 at 7 the Lane Memorial Library, and will be held in the library's Lane STRATHAM I The public p.m. at the Stratham Commu- Room on Thursday, December 4 at 6:30 p.m. islnvited to a classic perfor- nity Church, located on Emery The event is especially appropriate for children ages 3-6. All mance of "A Christmas Carol," Lane in Stratham. Recom- participants are encouraged to dress in their pajamas and come presented in a theatrical sto- mended for audiences from ready to hear the story of "The Polar Express," sing a few carols, rytelling event that will put about middle-school age and eat some yummy snacks and have a "surprise guest" drop by. the whole family into the true up, this is a benefit perfor- Admission is free, but sign-ups are required to ensure that holiday spirit. mance for the Wiggin Memo- there is enough space available, and to adhere to fire safety In his portrayal as author rial Library's Expansion Fund. codes. Parents must remain with their child(ren) at all times. Charles Dickens, Rob Richards Richards, chairman of the To sign up or for more information, call (603) 926-4729 or of Phillips Exeter Academy will Theater Department at PEA, stop by the Children's Room at the Lane Library, located on present the beloved Christmas will retell the classic holiday Academy Avenue in Hampton. tale as Dickens himself would tale complete with sound O Y E Y AI A I I Y C U C have presented it. effects. His performance will This special holiday event be followed by a Victorian- HAMPTON I It's the most wonderful time of the year when Trinity Episcopal Church hosts their annual Holly is scheduled for the evening themed dessert reception. Berry Fair on Saturday, December 6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets are only $10 per Rob Richards as Charles icke s There will be crafts, holiday decorations, a cookie walk, person, or $25 per family, For more information baked goods, jewelry and used treasures to .buy. 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4 4 team's game against Lebanon. For more information call Margaret at (603) 380-6941 AGE 20A I A _A mc EWS I O EM E 28, 2008 I o 4, o 48 A A K EWS.COM GAMES IS O ICA A E I GS E WO QUI A The "Hampton Cook Book" of 1903 O E G G 0 C OM G UI I I A C S E CUO Y O M. O MA CO I U I G G d r b rn, n t Cu i little strips, roll in white bread. Let it bake AK ,S G E IM M WA Werrut d , th sugar, and bake in a quick longer than white bread." 0 I i UCE C K O I In 1903, an 130-page h n t oven. Use your hands The book closes with the U O I U A E e A A S booklet was published, ntr , to roll them instead of a following lines of verse: AC W E A A A CE called "The Hampton Cook rd tr n nd th rolling pin." r t t A S AC S E O U C E Book" which contained pr r pt Another recipe included h h r ph r O I K 0 I I I S OO tested recipes contributed W ll d f in the book was contributed G rd t th l v nd f ll I E UG I GA i by the ladies of Hampton. by the la te Irene J. (Trefethen) t th d h r. MMOUS SA M A I C OG Y . These recipes were One such recipe Burnham (aunt of the late Donors of 1903 " e I AO S W A MC arranged and edited by the submitted for inclusion Roland W. Paige), formerly Hampton Cook Book" to I00 . 0 A AE E U Publication Committee of in the cookbook was from of 252 Winnacunnet Road, the Tuck Memorial Museum 4 s 0 E U 0 K OE the Young Peoples' Society the late Florence Nutter for "Oatmeal Bread" and it were Mrs. Howard A. ✓ i COU GA IGS of Christian Endeavor of (Brown) Lamprey, formerly reads as follows: Door, Bernice E. Hendrix, e S I II I I S A the Congregational Church of 297 Winnacunnet Road "On 1 cup of rolled both of North Hampton, MI E A I. 0 E I A O M of Hampton and the book in Hampton, and her recipe oats, pour 2 cups of boiling and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer OY A E MOC A O W 0 was published by Charles was for "Ladie's Fingers": water; add a little salt and King of Hampton. "The A I AY EE Francis Adams, founder, "1 cup sugar, 1/2 cup a tablespoonful of lard. Let Hampton Cook Book" A CI G publisher and editor of The butter, 1 egg, 1/4 cup milk, this stand until it gets cool, was reprinted during the Hampton(s) Union. 1 pint flour, 1 teaspoonful then add 2/3 cup molasses, 350th Anniversary of the A E O O O AISE In the preface of the cream of tartar, 1/2 1/2 yeast cake, and white founding of Hampton O E O U A QUA I E book, are the_ following: C A C A IM O AG teaspoonful soda, and 1 flour to make stiff enough in 1988 by the Hampton lines of poetry: C A ES O MAM O UM A 1/4 teaspoonful vanilla. to mold. Mold as you do Historical Society. C OG MI UE SAM A CO GA A A E S U E O K IQUE UG A GO Leddy Center presents 'A Christmas Carol' O KA GIGUE WA A A IC EWS S ECIA O E A A IC EWS three different spirits. Craig Johnson, Ashley Prend, Tickets for "A Christmas EPPING I Leddy Cen- The cast includes Dan Joel Sadler, Jacob Scott, Lau- Carol" at Leddy Center are C OSSWO U E ter Director Elaine Gatchell Bush as Bob Cratchit, Ash- ren Campbell, and Caitlin $16 each. To reserve tickets proudly presents Charles ley Prend as Mrs. Cratchit, Holt. Playing the Crachit visit www.leddycenter.org MEM MEM MUM Dickens' "A Christmas Damian Raymond as Mar- children are Colin McCarthy, or call (603) 679-2781 dur- ME= MEM MEM Carol," playing December 5- ley, Mark Deyo as Scrooge's Sofie Jordan, Bailey Irish, ing office hours of Monday 14 at Leddy Center's Main nephew Fred, and Kelsey Mark Foglietta, and Elaine from 3-5 p.m.; Tuesday M= MI I MIME Street theater in Epping. Madea as Fred's wife, Mary. Weatherby. Aubrey LaDuke through Thursday from ME• MMIIMMI IMI• Performances are Friday and Also onstage will be and Shane Waters are Ruth 5:30-7:30 p.m.; and Friday Saturday evenings at 7:30 Don LaDuke as the Ghost and Topper; Nicole Currier from 1-5 p.m. Leddy Center MEM MME p.m. and Sunday afternoons of Christmas Present, Kathy is Young Fran; and Jacob is a 501c3NH non-profit arts MMEMEMMEM MEM at 2 p.m. St. Germain as the Ghost Scott is Scrooge as a boy. organization. Larry Cranor stars as of Christmas Past, Spencer MEM. MEM Ebenezer Scrooge in this Gregory as Tiny Tim, Melissa MEM MEMMUMEMM enduring classic, presented Ransdell and Greg Dixon as MEM MEM six times over that past 24 Belle and Young Scrooge. years by Leddy Center. It Joel Sadler and Stephanie MMEMMEMME MMM tells the tale of how Scrooge Johnson will portray Mr. and M•• M•• ME= is transformed by the renew- Mrs. Fezziwig, respectively. 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years ago. she couldn't tell which one So did "ticklers" like grams, no hymnals, no The men were asked to was her mother. [She said], Russ Merrill and Richard musical instruments to be wear dark shirts and pants, 'I had to go down the aisle Goodman, whose job it was heard, " us our voices, and to have their white to look for her!" to use feathers attached to and we used only hymns socks pulled up over the Having been summoned the end of long poles to that had melody and text pantlegs. They wore white by the church bell (accord- tickle the noses of anyone from the 1600s," said Rev. felt collars on their shoul- ing to Rev. Knowlton, there who appeared to be "nod- Knowlton. And, "We had ders and paper hats upon was one "last ring on behalf ding off" at any given time. to take out the American their heads. of the 'carriage Christians' And, said Rev. Knowlton, flag and the Christian "They all looked quite who liked to spend their "Two ladies made quiet denomination flag, because handsome," Rev. Knowlton time in the carriage sheds toys for the children" they wouldn't have been remarked, noting that Paul outside the meeting house — rawhide beanbags for around then." Anderson_ was responsible — to let them know it the boys and handkerchief During a time of fellow- for all the accoutrements. was time to come in"), the dolls for the girls. ship following the service, The women donned congregants settled in the In the midst of the ser- all were invited to enjoy white paper bonnets, col- wooden pews. vice, the church "took in another taste reflecting lars and aprons; they, While the lengthy Colo- seven new members who Hampton's history: The too were asked to dress nial services of the past will be founding families women of the church had in black tops and skirts. were conducted in notori- in our 370th year," said prepared a repast of pump- As for the children, "some ously uncomfortable set- Rev. Knowlton. "Rev. kin and cranberry breads; of them dressed as Indi- tings (hard seats, no heat), [Duane] Windemiller and small paper cups of cran- ans, and some as minia- special arrangements were I welcomed them in. We berries, nuts and seeds; ture Pilgrims, and they made for those who needed used the workings from cornbread and apple slices. looked adorable," said Rev. a bit of a softer spot at last the Cambridge Platform of It was a sweet ending to a Knowlton. week's service, said Rev. 1648 which taught them unique event which, said As in the early days, the Knowlton. "We left pew the value of the covenant Rev. Knowlton, prompt- congregants were required cushions in four strategic and how it would help ed someone to suggest to be segregated, with the places, and made little hold each other in our care, "we should do this every males on one side of the doors for ends of pews" to and how it would help in year." church and females on the indicate where those folks the commendation of their As for this year, the other, ultimately proving would sit. souls to the Spirit's growth Thanksgiving service at an observation long held Leading the worship and nurturance." The new the First Congregational by church historian, Eliza- service was Tracy Emer- members were each given Church of Hampton "was beth Aykroyd. ick, who played the role a sheaf of wheat to repre- a great way to look back "Elizabeth has always of a layman of the church, sent the harvest, instead of on what was, and a way to said the women members "giving the sermon instead the customary white roses be grateful for what have of the church have always of Rev. Bachiler [who] was that are usually presented. now," said Rev. Knowlton. outnumbered the men. We run out of town because There were other notice- "It was generally a won- didn't really notice that he had been found with able differences through- derful, fun day." until we divided them," a woman of questionable out the morning's worship (ON E CO E : A laughed Rev. Knowlton, repute." service. The lighting and member of the First Congre- adding that there were eas- According to Rev. the heat had been lowered gational Church of Hamptgo ily "two-and-a-half times Knowlton, the gist of somewhat to provide an rings the bell to alert the more" people on the wom- Emerick's sermon was that atmosphere reflecting the public that Sunday Morning en's side of the church last "the sin of the one doesn't past. There were no pro- worship is about to begin.) Sunday morning. have to hold us back as the Entering into a sea of many, and we can offer him white bonnets also proved forgiveness and God's for- to be a bit confusing for at giving grace. [We should] least one member of the set our eyes on the future, church. and work with vigor to be "A mother and daugh- the righteous folks that we ter both had costumes on," were sent here to be." explained Rev. Knowlton. In addition to this mes- "The mother went into the sage, Emerick "gave a little sanctuary first, and told bit of wry humor and good her daughter, 'I'll save you authoritative grounding a spot.' When daughter in Paul's letters [and] text came [in], all she could see from Ezekiel" in the Bible, was the backs of all these said Rev. Knowlton. "He little white bonnets and did a wonderful job."
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S ECIA O E A A IK EWS teams hold up cards to AM O I One of tell him if the state of the the basic principles of matter is a solid, liquid or the physical environment gas, and if it was a physi- is that matter has three cal or chemical change. forms: Solid, liquid and h t th th rt n gas. Students at Sacred c orrectAnswers n . Heart School (SHS) had a nf O I t p hands-on lesson in these n r n b .00p principles when the Crazy ping periodically to ask Chemist visited, mak- the students, "What ing bubbles explode and time is it? It's time to cinshing plastic bottles dance!" The students then using the air around him. sing and dance to "Who The Crazy Chemist let the chemist out?... is really Chris Finnell, Wh ?... Wh ?... Wh ?" t father of two current SHS th t n f th popular students. He took on the C EMICA EAC IO — The Crazy Chemist uses kin song, "Who Let the Dogs Crazy Chemist persona experiments to teach Sacred Heart School's fourth graders Out." One of the students' about the physical environment around them. seven years ago to make favorite experiments over — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo learning about the physi- the years has been watch- cal environment fun after students to know th t sci- experience classwork." --ing - soap bubbles full of one of his daughters, who ence can be fun," Finnell Dressed in a bright hydrogen explode when was in third grade at the said. "It can be a bit bor- rainbow wig, black glass- a candle is touched to time, had trouble under- ing to read about experi- es and oversized bow tie, them. They also enjoy the standing the different ments in a text book. But Finnell runs his demon- experiments that use dry states of matter. to see experiments per- strations in a game show ice (CO2). "I started the Crazy formed in front of you is format. For every experi- "My favorite part of Chemist because I wanted a whole different way to ment he does, student the show is watching the wonder in students' eyes," Finnell said. "Elementary Hampton Dems to hold meeting school students are very aware of their environ- ment. I like to show them S ECIA O E A A IC EWS This meeting will pro- newly re-elected State HAMPTON I The next vide an opportunity for Representatives, Sue there is more going on 'behind the scenes' than meeting of the _Hampton members to celebrate the Kepner and Renny Cush- they realize. To see the air Democrats is scheduled results of the election (and ing, will briefly address in the room crush a two for Tuesday, December 2 the season) and to begin the group. liter bottle or to see soap at .6:30 p.m. at the United to "plant the seeds" of the For additional informa- Methodist Church, locat- agenda ahead to keep the tion about the meeting or bubbles explode brings a bit of excitement to the h r t pt t Ch r h f pt n h ld th r nn l Sn ed at 525 Lafayette Road momentum. the Hampton Democrats, l r n S t rd , v b r 22. h r pl nt f r classroom and can spark in Hampton. Following dessert, visit www.hamptondems. v r n , n l d n ft , Chr t rn nt , h nd d their curiosity and desire org or call Patty (603) at t , b d d , fr bl nd h r , j t n t to learn more." 926-7850. f r th h l d n. — Atl nt h t b z r 4. E E S
A I G from Hampton Falls; the t the local newspapers for Veterans who came out to 4t n4 A KS OM OS talented soloist, Elaine covering this special day; be with us, the proud men To the Editor: Weatherby who sang an our own outstanding Firing and women from the sur- An open letter to the amazing rendition of our Squad under the command rounding communities. We Seacoast Communities. National Anthem; the WHS of SSgt. George Masten; owe each and every one On behalf of the Ameri- Marine Corps Jr. ROTC Chaplain John Holman; our of you, our greatest debt can Legion Post 35 in the Color Guard under Master Post 35 Color Guard; our of gratitude. Thank all Hamptons, we want to take Gunnery Sgt. Fran Hen- West Point Bugler Mark again f r serving. this time, to thank those derson (they did all four Weatherby; and of course, Finally, to the many who participated in our venues). Joe's Meat Shoppe for pro- civilians in the surrounding 2008 Veterans Day obser- Also, the local town offi- viding the outstanding communities who came out S rv n nn r Ev r ht vances, and to all of the cials who took the time to food at our Post following to honor and thank our local Seacoast townspeople who participate and attend these our last service. Seacoast Veterans. During St rt n t 4p came out to honor and services; the local Schools A big thanks and salute this time of Thanksgiving, thank those who served our v Ent rt n nt (Hampton Academy, Mar- to our special guest speak- we all have so much to be country, during our nation's ston, Centre and North er, Major Michael Petru- thankful for. So, on behalf of wars and in times of peace. S n. v b r 0th h d All n Hampton), who once again zziello, USMC Ret (better the American Legion POST We want to thank the honored all the local Veter- known as Major Mike of 35, we thank you all again, C pl t M n Al Av l bl f r O t following for making this ans, did a truly outstand- WHS USMC JR ROTC). for your continued support Veterans' Day a special day O nfr nt n t n Av l bl ing job. The students and Major Petruzziello a US and heartfelt respect. for our Veterans: The police faculty truly warmed our Marine Veteran who served May God bless you all, and fire departments from hearts with their continued 23 years in the US Marines and God bless America. all three communities; our honest and sincere thanks. gave an outstanding speech Ralph G. Fatello own Troop 177 Boy Scouts; The local school children at all four events. Commander OC 8f lvd„ am o . • 60 2 2 22 • MO o s a i g co Pastor Ken Lawrence of are a treasure for all of . A very special and mean- Post 35 the first Baptist Church of A very special thank you ingful thanks to all the local The Hamptons Hampton Falls; the Scouts A A IC EWS.COM l. 4, 48 I O EM E 28, 2008 I An_Anific EWS I AGE 2 OCA O ES MY IEW
EGIO OS S MO I Y EAK AS KENSINGTON I The Kensington American Legion will hold their monthly public breakfast on Sunday, November 30 from 8-11 a.m. The menu consist of eggs (any style), pancakes, Wh t th t ll n French toast, ham, bacon, sausage, home fries and coffee cake. Beverages include tomato juice, orange juice, coffee, tea, milk or cocoa. The cost of the breakfast is $6 for adults and $3 for children under age 12. Three winners are drawn each month for a free breakfast; this month's winners are Brandon th nd f h n ? Grifhin; Ginny Wadleigh and Kyle Harrison. Proceeds from the breakfast, which is held the last Sunday of each month with the exception of December, go to support children and youth programs. The Legion Hall is located on Route 150 in Kensington. For more information, call (603) 394-7920. E Y MCCO E servative in their thoughts to disqualify thousands of more laughable attempts to A A IC EWS CO I U I G and t n , particularly in military votes in the Florida chastise them. • C IS MAS AI A SWEE IME O AU. W I E this all-volunteer military elections in 2004. And then And then too, what BRENTWOOD It's that time of year again, when Pilgrim In his November 22, we enjoy today. They serve again this year they were up about Obama himself? Does Churc_h holds its annual Christmas Fair on Saturday, December 2008 article entitled "Do because they love this coun- to their old tricks involving this, his first official conduct 6 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Featured at the fair will be good food Veterans Look at Obama try and want to be a part of the military overseas bal- since being elected, seem and joyous, live music of the season. The craft tables will have With Great Expectations?" assisting us help the world lots from the state of Ohio. a bit as though he is not novelty gifts on display, some from foreign lands. Sweet treats Thomas D. Segal, writer with whatever we can do I'm sure there were other really his own man? Why is will be available from both the bake table and cookie walk. for GOPUSA, stated: "One to make it a better place in places, but just those two he re-inventing the Clinton There will also be a Christmas Boutique with both new and Veteran summed up what I which to live. states showed how scur- cabinet? Was he planning vintage holiday items, and the ever-popular Attic Treasures believe is the most credible This shows up in the rilous the liberals can be. to appoint people like Rev. will be on sale. And don't miss the fabulous luncheon menu and worthy assessment of That will probably be a Wright, Bill Ayers, M. Farra- which includes lobster rolls, chicken salad, corn chowder and examination of military the Obama presidency. It negative recruitment factor chili. The events of the morning will feature a story-time for voting ballots. It doesn't khan, and the like before the was a man named Lee Web- adults from by-gone days, and another one for children that reflect just the _view ..that for our armed forces. Oh, I widespread very adverse ber living in Hawaii and his 'includes an opportunity for them to make a craft gift for their they support the wishes forgot. Obama wants to get publicity of those "friends" family members. Both story-time events begin at 0 0 a.m. simple statement was: 'I just of the current Executive rid of our military forces, of his became known? Come to the fair and catch the spirit of the season. The have a hard time believing Administration, but that doesn't he? Or, does he not have Pilgrim United Church of Christ is located on Route 111A in that if you pick the same they are nearly always for And Greg Craig — one the actual grit and integrity Brentwood. For more information, call (603) 778-3189. folks that have done wrong what is best for the country, of the Clinton legal gang, as to know anyone outside of in the past that they will regardless of what the cur- his impeachment trial coun- the seamy world of Chi- I A Y A tS GE EA OGY r somehow change this time rent administration may be sel as well as a barrister dur- cago politics who would NORTH HAMPTON I Have a missing branch on that around. I have a hard time supporting and promoting. ing the sad and scandalous qualify for those jobs? family tree? Don't worry — help is on the way. believing in someone who It also explains why Elian Gonzales deportation Does he have to depend The North Hampton Public Library will be. hosting a denies that if you hang the liberal elements of our hearings in Florida (and I on "Clintonistas" becausif genealogy workshop taught by Judith-Ann Fleuriel. The around, support, work for, politics at all times hatch believe he was a prominent he is lacking in what needs workshop will run every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. for nine or associate with folks who plots and schemes to iso- legal voice for the obstrep- to be done or knowing weeks beginning on January 14, 2009. don't like our country very late or even outright forbid erous Al Gore during the who would make the best This workshop series is open to the public with a fee of $5 much, nothing rubs off. the acceptance of military Florida debacle with George appointees to accomplish for materials. Space is limited, so sign up early. Now in my humble opin- ballots from overseas areas Bush in 2000) — has been it? The North Hampton Public Library is located at 237A ion, if you hang out in the for the least possible and tapped by Mr. Obama to be Then, in addition to that Atlantic Avenue. To sign up or for more information, call the barn long enough, you start microscopically evident White House counsel. questionable strategy, why library at (603) 964-6326 or visit www.nhplib.org . smelling like the cows. — reasons. These liberals are Is "Change You Can in the world is he making The military are often on record of these short- Believe in" supposed to the Clintons themselves taken for granted and not changing actions against smell this bad? Well at least such integral parts of his asked to participate in dis- the brave men and women now we finally find out administration? Does he n It l n n n ... cussions of political dis- who have committed the what all this change is, that need those two, tainted course, fearing that they unpardonable sin, by liberal Obama has been preaching and of dubious character might be intimidated by standards, of voting. They about: "Change the Execu- individuals, looking over their superiors and...will not seek any reason whatsoever tive Branch Administration his shoulder during the Gr t S rv speak the truth, if they speak to prohibit the counting of appointments from Bush affairs of state for the next Gr t d, Gr t St ff at all. But rest assured, this our military force's ballots people back to Clinton peo- four years? is not the case. Many are ple." 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