INSIDE: TV Listings 26,000 Copies Please Deliver Before Friday, May 4, 2007 Vol. 33 | No. 18 | 3 Sections |40 Pages
Solution for
summer Cyan
By Scott E. Kinney Magenta Atlantic News Staff Writer HAMPTON | Thanks to an alternate plan presented by Hamp- ton Fire Chief Hank Lipe on Mon- Yellow day, the town’s beach fire station will be allowed to remain opera-
tional throughout the summer. Black The town was considering its options on what to do with the sta- tion following the discovery that it would cost the town a minimum of $80,000 to recover the building from lead paint. Lipe’s proposal on Mon- day night would cut the cost of keeping the station open to less than half; the total cost would be $30,000, with $23,275 coming from encumbered funds for the project from the 2006 budget. Lipe stated no money from the 2007 budget SUMMER Continued on 18A•
30 LocaL RestauRants join togetheR Heroes honored in to offeR ONE RewaRd caRd! eward Yourself for eating out at this area’s Favorite Restaurants! With FIRA one Reward Card earns you points at 30 different dual ceremonies localR restaurants. Earn FREE points which convert to FREE dollars By Liz Premo and First Lieutenant Bruce W. 1999 off your next meal or save them up and eat for FREE! Start earning Atlantic News Staff Writer Brown, both killed in action in lexus points for something you are already HAMPTON | Two of the 1969 and 1968, respectively. doing— Eating Out! rx300 Seacoast’s own Army heroes Family members, friends, Loaded, Extra Clean. #5440A Turn to our ad on Page 7A to see were honored last Sunday in town and school officials, how you can sign up for a Favorite a pair of long-awaited cer- first responders, Veterans and Independent Restaurant Association emonies on the 32nd anni- members of the community Local Rewards Card. $ Service versary of the last US military gathered under cloudy, often only , AnD SAleS Bagelry • Benedicts • Blue Mermaid Island Grill • Bob’s Clam Hut • Cap’n operation conducted in Viet- drizzly skies to pay homage 11995 Simeon’s Galley • Country View Restaurant • The Dockside • Fogarty’s Family Restaurant • The Gateway • Granite Steak & Grill • Hebert’s Seafood & Steaks nam. to the two Army officers. garyblakemotorcars . c o m • Isis on Penhollow • Joyce’s Kitchen • Loaf & Ladle • Lobster Cove • Molly The well attended events, It was Post #35 Chap- 84 portsmouth ave., exeter, nh 03833 Malones • Morrissey’s Front Porch • Muddy River Marketplace • The Old Salt • Poco’s Bow St Cantina • Portsmouth Bread Box • Portsmouth Gas Light Co. coordinated by Hamptons lain John Holman who first • Remember When Diner • Riverworks Restaurant & Tavern • Robert’s Maine American Legion Post #35, brought it to the Legion’s 888.507.4599 Grill • Rogan’s Bakery & Restaurant • Stockpot Restaurant • Talpey’s Tavern • hours: Mon-Fri: 8aM - 6pM • Sat: 9aM - 5pM Weeksie’s Pizza honored Spc 4 Mark L. Brown HEROES Continued on 10A•
Client: Gary Blake Motorcars File Name: GaryMC3.3x3AN_050407 Paper: Atlantic News Size: 3.3 x 3 Run Date: 05.04.07 Artist: jp Proof: 1 Color: 4 color Sent: Confirmation: .
om
8:36 2:08 1:11 9:14 9:55 3:06 4:01
ide 10:41 12:15 11:32 .C
PM s T - ’ ow s ! s ews 8:37 1:32 9:13 9:52 2:36 3:39 r s e 10:35 12:30 11:23 i ides N e r l a e T o L p oint e w
c m p ide d o PM aM i l e o T 7 P u 2:57 8:35 4:58 7:37 6:41 5:47 3:34 4:14 9:31 : 48° ay 10:25 t F igh D f H S ic tlant i t ay D l n u ow G & 2:18 7:51 4:12 6:49 5:51 4:59 2:52 3:30 8:54 9:56 a e C n over y e d r
o
10 r , M
u
D h
itto
s e a A ed on q s t at un at un hu ri ri ue i a t aM F S S T F T S M S D e G n e o r ate 4 H 5 12 8 11 10 9 w D 6 7 13 P S F U & s l : 70° L ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ onday a
i Hours: Mon-Sat 9-6, Sun 10-4 s n ’ igh M n H s e
r b ide e u 12:01 PM T r P ow h arbor ides s & S r H T d
e s L l & e d a ide e e s ay PM aM T u s e e n D d igh e r F n i r A T B & 10 3:01 3:47 9:25 9:31 ❖ ❖ ❖ 4:40 5:30 11:05 11:20 2:19 3:03 8:42 8:45 8:45 9:14 2:29 2:51
5:38 6:26 -
1:41 2:23 8:03 8:04 7:43 8:20 1:26 1:56 3:48 4:36 10:13 10:22
1:07 1:46 7:27 7:26 6:40 7:24 12:22 12:58
on ed at un at un hu 261 Central Road ~ Rye, NH ~ 603.964.9734 ri ri ue ortsmouth aM T T www.thepottingshednh.com ~ www.thepottingshednh.com A seacoast destination for home & garden P ate 4 F 8 6 S 13 S 9 W 10 H 5 S 12 S 7 M 11 F D 6 : 45° ay ow r , M ol 16 e S 10 y y runch a rt a end eek oon M : 58° L a B M unday , r u , M y S y O
igh a a ntree d Q H d W t s e es W E dn wich
as e hur N D L T n W A inner
S D
ny s
the ’ 2:08 8:36 1:11 9:55 3:06 4:01 9:14 ide unch 10:41 11:32 12:15 A T
PM
- ow Must Place Order By May 13, 2007 Must Place Order Open: Wednesday-Sunday L ff 1:32 8:37 9:52 2:36 3:39 9:13 Live Entertainment Th-Sat Nights! 12:30 10:35 11:23 ides ny arbor T 5 L
H ide (for more information, visit leparisian.net) PM aM : 38° A
8:35 2:57 7:37 4:58 5:47 6:41 4:14 9:31 3:34 ay T $6 O ay 10:25 * igh ff Rosewood Place, 150 Lafayette Rd., Rye, NH 03870 Rye, Rd., 150 Lafayette Rosewood Place, D ow ero 7:51 2:18 6:49 4:12 4:59 5:51 3:30 8:54 9:56 2:52 , M r *Not valid with other coupons or special offer • * Max. 2 coupons per table • Expires 05-10-2007 *Not valid with other coupons or special offer • * Max.
10 (603) 964-2252 www.leparisian.net
-B
ed on ampton un at un at hu ri ri ue More than 60 stone colors on sale now! FREE stone color upgrade! Free Sink! Digital templating - no need to remove Call for details… old countertop until the new one is ready. For a free, no obligation estimate (603) 964-8939. Check out our work at www.nhkitchens.com call Kitchen Gallery at $3 O Wed-Sat: Lunch 11 am - 2:30 pm • Dinner 5 pm - 9 pm • Sun 10 am - 4 pm Wed-Sat: aM F S S F T T M S S * H un ate 4 H 12 5 11 8 9 w 10 D 7 13 6 S : 54° L aturday S igh her eat H
1:10 7:38 9:43 2:08 8:16 3:03 8:57
ide 12:13 10:34 11:32 s 18
PM T ’ - o ad* ow Bead on all 7:39 9:37 1:38 8:15 2:41 8:54 W 12:34 10:25 11:17 ides With this With 10% Purchases Tides provided by OFF Save T
L 33, N PM aM www.MaineHarbors.com ide 7:08 1:30 3:31 6:10 4:20 5:14 8:04 2:07 8:58 2:47 T ol ay igh D 6:24 2:45 5:22 3:32 4:24 7:27 1:25 8:29 2:03 12:51 ewburyport EADS
10
N
ed on at un at un hu ri ri ue aM F S S T F T S S M ate 4 H 12 5 8 11 9 w 10 D 13 6 7 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 4 : 38° B ay ay ow asoleado | M
, M Santerre’s ews N todo riday
: 57° L F e AZURI igh ic tlant Across from the Ioka, next to public parking. next Across from the Ioka, obr H S Stones ’N Stuff K * Only on Beads & Bead Supplies. Offer expires 05-13-2007. * Only on Beads & Bead Supplies. the can A A | Price Price Save! so you We beat beat We 42 Water Street • Exeter, NH • (603) 773-9393 Street • Exeter, 42 Water Increase Increase age P
Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black .
st A age | P EST available mounts ews and tailgate N
Grills Sold
Utensil Set to 1 wall post, • Marine, Vermont Castings B Construction Napoleon’s Napoleon’s ic tlant six Vermont Castings • All Stainless Steel Patiofl ame® Patiofl With Outdoors Enjoy the Enjoy • Versatile, go anywhere grill go anywhere • Versatile, HE NERGY Enjoy the Enjoy Warmth… are required are Reservations T 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 IN EMOS call 603-926-6762 ay E EPS Enjoy a scrumptious breakfast et in the main dining from buff 8:00am-11:00am. plans call Day Mother’s If your our special off order for dinner, 12:00pm- menu from holiday 8:00pm in the main dining room. et in our dinner buff Or indulge in the Hampton Room from Our all-you- 11:30am- 4:00pm. et features can-eat dinner buff delicious entree assorted salads, items and an extravagant dessert table. ATURDAY D W R O ITH S 18 | M 18 | T o ON 5, 2007 5, RILLING 33, N AY NTER W ACTORY ol G F E M V IVE RILLING UT L G www.alternativeenergyhearth.com O Hearth Shoppe & Patio for precise smoking ignition starts quickly every time chip box has a sliding convenient shelf for easy chip removal LTERNATIVE • Fully adjustable dampers allow • Electronic • Cast iron wood A OOK special waysers three to celebrate. e Ashworth bythe Sea off 295 Ocean Boulevard, Hampton, NH Hampton, 295 Ocean Boulevard,
114 Lafayette Road, Hampton Falls, NH • (603) 926-0388 NH • (603) Hampton Falls, Road, 114 Lafayette
Free Gifts Free With Each With Mother’s Day By e Sea Day By Mother’s 603-926-6762 • www.ashworthhotel.com
C Grill Purchase Grill (Sauces & Food Rubs from Napoleon) from Rubs Food & (Sauces Outdoor Firepit from Napoleon, Chiminea from Alternative EnergyOutdoor Firepit from Napoleon,
- - - RIDE Continued on 18A• 7:00-9:00pm — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo Over 500 square No Cover ChargeNo feet of dance fl oor feet of dance fl will be playing in the FREE Dance Lessons FREE Breakers CaféBreakers Lounge Main Dining Room or with Linda from 6-7pm with Linda from 2007 10, May ursday, Ashworth by the Sea Ballroom Come early for dinner in our Chalifour says that they will have a raffle e New Legacy Swing Band this year as well, to help pay some of the costs the of some pay help to well, as year this of putting on the event so that as much of the on an 80-mile loop around the New Hamp shire Lakes Region and back. V-Twin Cycle in Rochester will host the registration in the riders the for cookout free a also and morning when they return. this year with many prizes donated by local businesses, including a pair of Red Sox tick com Many tickets. NASCAR of pair a and ets panies stepped up to be corporate sponsors ews - - N r e Six-year-old Stratham resident Jordyn along Boucher, with her Uncle Joe, rit W
ff y a 603-926-6762 e t om S .C inn s Hampton, NH 03842 w 295 Ocean Boulevard e ews www.ashworthhotel.com N E. K N
ntic
cott
SWING Riders pay a $25 registration fee and go The ride benefits Seacoast area children STRATHAM STRATHAM | The roar of motorcycles a children children of the Seacoast suffering from cancer. gear up for the Second Ride. Annual Proceeds Jordyn’s from the motorcycle ride will benefit the
Jordyn’s Jordyn’s Ride: Biking for bucks Dancing by the Sea!
READY TO ROLL — S
tl ic tlant y plant. late 2005 when she relapsed with leukemia and was in need of a bone marrow trans Stratham resident Jordyn Boucher. The little girl captured the hearts of local residents in battling cancer and is named for six-year-old dyn’s Ride” May heads 5. out on Saturday, will be heard throughout the Seacoast as “Jor as Seacoast the throughout heard be will
A B A .
om .C ews N EWS ic tlant — Michael P. Connelly N A To Contact Us John Holman Atlantic News Jerry McConnell [email protected] [email protected] www.AtlanticNews.com Sales • Sean Dionne [email protected] $POUSJCVUJOH8SJUFST Sales • Sheri Burgoon [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Inside Sales • Ann Hogan Inside Sales • Ann Graphic Artist • Jen Morton Stories: [email protected] Please Support 893 Lafayette Road, Hampton, NH Staff Writer • Scott E. Kinney Staff Writer • Scott Tell them you saw it in the Tell Our Advertisers (603) 926-4557 | Fax: (603) 926-4531 Production Manager • John Hirtle Production Manager and help keep the Published By Connelly Communications LLC TLANTIC TLANTIC Atlantic News Free! General Manager • Elizabeth McClean • Elizabeth General Manager Office Hours: Mon. - Fri.; 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Office Hours: Mon. - Fri.; 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 Advertisements: [email protected] Publisher & Editor • Michael P. Connelly & Editor • Michael Publisher Sales & Marketing • Michelle M. Connelly Sales & Marketing -PDBMMZ0XOFE0QFSBUFEGPS0WFS:FBST Your Local Source For Community News Your Local Source For Community Mailing Address: PO Box 592, Hampton, NH 03843 Mailing Address: PO Box 592, Hampton, Community Editor & Staff Writer • Liz Premo Community Editor etters to the editor, Calendar Notes and Public Notices are due by noon THE FIRST AMENDMENT: “Congress shall make no law the respectingabridging or thereof; exercise free an the prohibiting or establishmentreligion, of freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right peaceably of the to people assemble, and to petition the redress of grievance.” Government for a expressed by our readers are not necessarily those of the publishers of The Atlantic News or Connelly Communications LLC. STORE RACKS: Business owners who wish to display the Atlantic News, or other Connelly Communications publications, please contact General Manager Betty McClean at (603) 926-4557 Mon.-Fri., 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The Atlantic News assumes no responsibility for any typographical errors in an advertisement. The Atlantic News reserves the right to reject any advertisement. TO ADVERTISE: community Connelly Communications LLC is a family owned, local newspaper, printed and distributed each Thursday. please call, To advertise or to schedule an advertising presentation, e-mail or fax Publisher Michael P. Connelly at (603) 926-4557/office or (603) 866-0883 cell or e-mail [email protected], or fax to (603) 926-4531, or call and leave a message during or after business hours at (603) 926-4557. DEADLINES: L on Fridays. Letters received after noontime on a Friday will be held for the following week. The Atlantic News welcomes ideas for articles, community news and special stories as well as photography submissions and requests. Call us at (603) 926-4557 if you have questions. PHOTOS: Digital or scanned photos may be e-mailed to the Atlantic News in JPEG format to: [email protected]. NOTICE TO OUR READERS: All letters submitted for publication on these pages must contain a name and telephone number of the author for verification prior to publishing. Unnamed letters will not be published. The opinions A A
- - - Day Mom on Don’t Forget Forget Don’t Reservations Punctuating his speech “When I’m President I’ll Also Available Regular Menu dine-in entreé MCCAIN Continued on 18A• Recommended 603-474-3200 Mother’s offer offer common sense, conser vative and comprehensive to challenges. these solutions Congress will have ideas, and I’ll listen to them. other I’ll work with anyone who is serious and sincere about solving these problems,” he said. “I expect us to over argue principle, but when a compromise consistent with our principles reach, I is expect us within it. to Americans seize expect us disagree, but not to just to win the next election. They want realistic realistic and comprehensive plan for success, and unless all relevant agencies of gov ernment are committed meet not did We success. that to this responsibility initially. And we must never repeat again.” that mistake repeatedly with the phrase, “That’s not good for America, and enough when I’m president it won’t be good enough for me,” also McCain touched issues on currently challenging various the nation, including waste ful government spending, the need for tough choices regarding Social and Security Medicare, the tax current code, dependence upon foreign sources of open energy, markets, and insurance. health Gift for ‘Mom’ with Serving 12 pm to 8 pm ews - - - - N r e 18 rit o W
ff a Panna t Chocolate 33, N S Marscapone Desserts Lemoncello s ✿ Mousse Cake ol ✿ w e McCain McCain is in mo N e
r P ntic iz McCain, McCain, a former Navy “We all know the war in Holding Holding red, white and PORTSMOUTH | With a L
tl y we we have begun to make little progress,” he a acknowl edged. “But in mistakes the many we in have this war, made a have few become clear. America lessons should never undertake war unless a we are prepared to do everything necessary to succeed, unless we have a Republican Republican presidential can his remarks. offered didate pilot and POW during the Vietnam War, addressed a number of prominent cam paign the issues, particularly war in Iraq. Iraq has not gone well. We have made mistakes we have paid grievously for and them. We have changed the strategy that failed us, and Shipyard Shipyard serving as a fitting backdrop, US Senator John McCain (R-AZ) announced officially his for president candidacy at a rally held last week on the grounds of Park. Prescott blue campaign signs small American and flags aloft, the majority of the audience — among Veterans them — cheered as military the the the Memorial Bridge span ning the Piscataqua and River the Portsmouth Naval B A 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 Filet ay Chicken Ravioli ✿ Entrees ✿ Alla Spagna Veal Rollatine Veal | M Fresh Haddock Medallions with Black Fig Sauce ✿ with Real Lobster ✿ ews N
ic tlant
Two Insalata Stuffed Caprese Cocktail Artichoke ✿
✿ Antipasto for
Lobster Bisque Special Mother’s Day Menu Special Mother’s Jumbo Shrimp A A | Appetizers ✿ ✿ ✿
213 Rt. 107, East of Greyhound Track, 213 Rt. 107, East of Greyhound Track, SAL & ANTHONY’S age P
Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - A age % ! | P ews N be your One- at: for your pool Fun! Fun! `dd\[`Xk\ ..,$..-/ # ..,$..-/ Ideas EnergyNorth ic tlant Pool heater Pool size Proper tank inspection Gas service 24-hr. Come donate to a great Heater for Family hampton firefighters.org;or call Mark at 0821. (603) 702- cause and put the an cold end spring to McGuirk’s season with hot “chow at dah” and good times. ?fn[f\j Install Propane Pool x L e t Propane Stop-Shop We heater. supply: will x x x /..$GGC$GIFM 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 for #ZXcc ay EnergyNorth EnergyNorth Propane from from the Concord— 800-698-6636 Concord— 800-698-6636 Seabrook—603-474-8394 Seabrook—603-474-8394 For Summer!!! Limited time offer time Limited www.energynorthpropane.com www.energynorthpropane.com Call * 18 | M 18 | Call o Propane Two Great Propane Faster Hot Water on electric Save bill 33, N to find out how!! how!! out find to Water Heater to Convert Electric ol EnergyNorthPropane EnergyNorthPropane $150.00 $150.00 rebate Propane Gas Association of New conversion.* this making England x x V k_\gifm`[\ekYXeb%Zfd to enter their the chowder “Chowdah in Challenge” can register one ways.Justfax name, contact of three phone number, and type of chowder being entered (603) 926-1553; to e-mail entry information to mcook@ - - - fijkfgYpfe\f]fliYiXeZ_\jkf[Xp% gc\Xj\m`j`k unity omm dfek_cpdX`ek\eXeZ\]\\j%Ef^`dd`Zbj#g\i`f[%=fidfi\`e]fidXk`fe Z_\Zb`e^XZZflekd\XejZXj_YXZbkfpfln`k_efd`e`dldYXcXeZ\fi Gclj#pfliÔijkfi[\if]Z_\ZbjÆ]i\\;`i\Zk\Xie`e^jjkiX`^_k`ekfpfli hlXc`]p`e^[\Y`kZXi[gliZ_Xj\#fec`e\Y`ccgXpd\ek#Xe[[`i\Zk[\gfj`k C ZXj_YXZbfe\m\ipkiXejXZk`fejfle[6K_XkËji`^_k#\Xie.Z\ekj]fi\m\ip :Xj_$9XZb:_\Zb`e^% 8D - - - - - s w e ews N N ntic a tl tlantic A A e the th to to Alumni association l a The annual “Alumni HAMPTON HAMPTON | The 100th The association, formed All proceedsAllraisedthe at HAMPTON | The Pro This event will take ci pecial pe milestone event at the Gal Center Conference Hatch ley behind the Best Inn Western at Hampton, located at 815 Lafayette Road. Bulletin” with reservation information will be mailed anniversary reunion banquet and of the Academy and Winnacunnet Hampton High Associ Alumni School ation has been set for Friday evening, June 22. as the Hampton Academy Alumni Association in the spring of 1907, will hold this Take the ‘Chowdah Challenge’ Take S plans 100th anniversary at McGuirk’s, located at 95 OceanBoulevard on Hamp ton Beach. The doors open will at 6 judging p.m., to begin at 8 p.m. with the “Chowdah Challenge” will benefit the Association International of Firefighters Burn Foundation (IAFF). fessional FirefightersHampton, Local 2664, and of McGuirk’sOcean ResView taurant will be the co-hosting first annual “Chowdah Challenge” Fundraiser. place on Thursday, May 31 S le a s le e a s e ag e g n ag mm le ra ru a mm G s d e e ru l otes h t s ag ho d t l a o N mm t r ho ru nne nce g MC MC n di ia U y ll pri e n S ocal A o s t L urk ’ om p T n .C m a a m ews H o N W Member FDIC. Member DIF. All deposits insured in full. ©2007 The Provident Bank. All deposits insured in full. ©2007 The Provident Bank. Member FDIC. Member DIF. Member FDIC. Member DIF. fees, rates, rewards, and features) are subject to change without notice. Minimum opening deposit is $10.00. Cash-Back Checking is available for personal accounts only. Subject to approval. approval. to to Subject Subject only. only. accounts accounts personal personal for for available available is is Checking Checking Cash-Back Cash-Back $10.00. $10.00. is is deposit deposit opening opening Minimum Minimum notice. notice. without without change change to to subject subject are are features) features) and and rewards, rewards, rates, rates, fees, fees, * Debit card purchases must be signature based to earn the cash back reward. Bill payments must occur through The Provident Bank’s free online banking and bill payment service. The Provident Bank reserves the right to deny or reverse any single or group of cash back rewards. Programs (including, without limit, limit, limit, without without (including, (including, Programs Programs rewards. rewards. back back cash cash of of group group or or single single any any reverse reverse or or deny deny to to right right the the reserves reserves Bank Bank Provident Provident The The service. service. payment payment bill bill and and banking banking online online free free Bank’s Bank’s Provident Provident The The through through occur occur must must payments payments Bill Bill reward. reward. back back cash cash the the earn earn to to based based signature signature be be must must purchases purchases card card Debit Debit * * Donations of electronic equipment for of equipment Donations the electronic sale will not be Early Bird shoppers are invited to shop on Thursday evening, evening, Thursday on shop to invited are shoppers Bird Early GREENLAND GREENLAND | The Women’s Alliance of Greenland Donations may be brought to the dinner and dropped into the the into dropped and dinner the to brought be may Donations In addition, the Gilman Grange has a convenient book drop- book convenient a has Grange Gilman the addition, In The The cost is $9 for adults and $4 for children under 12. The dinner, which will be served family style, includes turkey, turkey, includes style, family served be will which dinner, The EXETER | Gilman Grange #1 will be hosting a turkey dinner dinner turkey a hosting be will #1 Grange Gilman | EXETER The rummage sale will be will sale so or rain held miss The don’t shine, rummage The community is invited to come and enjoy great food and and food great enjoy and come to invited is community The HAMPTON HAMPTON | A spring rummage sale will be held on Clothing for men, women and children, plus household and and household plus children, and women men, for Clothing HAMPTON HAMPTON | A spring rummage sale will be held on accepted. For more information, call Donna Lee Lewis at (603) (603) at Lewis Lee Donna call information, more For accepted. 436-8335. Friday and Saturday. and Friday May 10 from 6-8 p.m. Lunch and snacks will be available on May be will 10 and 6-8 available snacks from Lunch p.m. Parish House, located on Post Route (Route 151) in Greenland. in 151) (Route Route Post on located House, Parish Community Church will Church hold a Community sale on rummage the Thursday, at p.m. 1 to a.m. 8:30 from 10-12 May Saturday, and Friday raised through this effort will help maintain the Grange Hall. Grange the maintain help will effort this through raised gray container located in the Grange Hall parking lot. Money Money lot. parking Hall in Grange the located container gray and records/ LPs. records/ and off off for donations to find good homes for CDs, videos, unwanted DVDs, audio books or books paperbacks), (hardcover 642-5932 or (603) 772-5364. (603) or 642-5932 Reservations are suggested and may be made by calling (603) (603) by calling be made may and suggested are Reservations sauce, gravy, bread, beverages and homemade pies. homemade and beverages bread, gravy, sauce, mashed mashed potatoes, butternut squash, string beans, cranberry on Sunday, May 6 at 12:30 p.m. at the Grange Hall, located on located Hall, Grange the at p.m. 12:30 6 at May Sunday, on Exeter. in Place Hall 16 the fun. For more information, the call fun. the at office For church (603) more information, 926-2837. finery. bedding, bedding, toys both large and small, phones, and furniture, finds, including Mom’s Day gifts, jewelry, antique treasures, Mom’s treasures, antique finds, Day including gifts, jewelry, linens/ gifts, cooks’ clothing, adults’ and kids’ gizmos, garage Church, located at 127 Winnacunnet Road in Hampton. in Road Winnacunnet 127 at located Church, Saturday, May 5 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the First Congregational Congregational First the at p.m. 1 to a.m. 8 from 5 May Saturday, call the church office at (603) 926-2702. (603) at office church the call miscellaneous items, will be available. For more information, For will more information, be items, available. miscellaneous Methodist Church, located at 525 Lafayette Road. Lafayette 525 at located Church, Methodist Saturday, May 5 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Hampton United United Hampton the at p.m. 2 to a.m. 8:30 from 5 May Saturday, ic tlant A . om .C ews N ic tlant A allery North Hampton School’s G — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo NH (left) State was Rep. Al Weare Artist and illustrator Susan Spellman hoto P Destination ImagiNation team (pictured) is one of 34 teams from across New Hampshire this that Friday’s annual were NH invited DI “Spoil to Nashua, for Your teams advancing Dinner” to DI attend Global meeting Finals. About 200 in NH students and their coaches will be attending which the finals, are scheduled to take place from University May of Tennessee 23-26 in Knoxville. at Shown the here with their DI coaches, Kathy Scheu and Janet Gorman, are (from left) Ollie Elkus, Angus Gorman, Carlyn Scheu, Mary Beth Farrell and Marissa Maher. presented presented the Hampton Falls Grange Community Award at Citizen’s the group’s April 19 meeting. During the talk event, was a given by Harold Fernald (right, in character) NH Governor about Meshech who Weare, was the 15th generation ancestor of Rep. Weare. Both gentlemen are pictured holding here Gov. Weare’s chair, brought occasion. in especially for the Exeter the at fans young some with up met recently (pictured) in one of During her the visit children she drew Public Library. the audience, demonstrated how she illustrates a book, drew book, latest her from read children, the all with face monkey a "Pinky and Bubs’ Stinky copies Night of Out” before it. autographing Carol Guba, “several children According were inspired and checked out to Children’s drawing books” after Services the program had concluded. Librarian, SWITCHING TRADITIONS — POLITICAL ANCESTRY — POLITICAL ANCESTRY INSPIRING VISITOR — ------1 4 1 8 . 8 7 7 . 3 m 0 o 6 c . ~ e s : “Idon’t know towhat The town has applied u H r o e h “If it wasn’t for them it Dean said the incident “If there are drainage During the most recent Stockbridge said the f Agency (FEMA) in order to construct culvert, but a to date largernot has received the funds,according to Dean. The several times.” extent the business’ rep utation has been hurt,”said Stockbridge. “Ican’t tell how many serviceshave been lost.” for aid from the Federal EmergencyManagement N f town has already appro n m e works worked than eight hours for during the more most recent storm, pumping thousands of gallons of water out and away the property. from (the business) would have gone under again,” Stockbridge said. sheds light on the need for the town to develop a com prehensive drainage plan. issuesatthe top ofanyone’s to-do list it is the top certainly of mine,” he said. at priated $22,500 for its part ofthe project, but is waiting for FEMA to come through before movingwith the project. forward storm, Stockbridge Funer al Home was under submerged more feet of than water. As the a three front result, foyer, which had recently undergone repairs followinglastyear’s “Moth er’s Day Flood,” was again damaged. Dean added hasbeen in hecontact with the federal agency in order expedite to the project. town’s fireand department of department public a O e r h e t g s a An extensive selection of Proven A wide variety of hanging baskets, locally locally in our greenhouses. annuals, house pants, perennials, herbs & vegetabe plants, all grown selections. A constant expansion of plant - - Winner annuals & perennials r W ● ● ● y t t r S a i r ~ o d m . Open 7 ~ Days 8am-6pm R w t w u w c i n n i W Association. Visit us at a Farmer’s market near you! near market Farmer’s a at us Visit Association. 4 Proud to be a founding member of the Seacoast Growers Seacoast the of member founding a be to Proud Stop in and see what we have growing! 4 Stockbridge said Town “She has been very, very “Now we’ve had three The culprit, it seems, Stockbridgefiled a claim 1 company for damage tained sus last year, but it was denied. TownRussell Dean Manager said comprehensive after a review an by insurance adjusterclaim was the denied becausethey considered the erty prop to have been overtaken by water “through no fault of the town.” Engineer Jennifer Perry has been very helpful his plight. during helpful,” said Stockbridge. “She has walked the land of them in a little years,” he said. over 10 is a town-ownedlocated directly behind culvert the Stockbridge property. Town officialshave stated the size of the culvert appears to be insufficient to handleamount of the water that goes through it during weather events such as the one that occurred last month. with the town's insurance ews N 18 This culvert, located behind Stockbridge o — Atlantic News Photo by Scott E. Kinney 33, N ol property property twice in less than a year’s FEMA time. money before it The can go ahead town with a plan awaits to upgrade the drainage. Funeral Home on Epping Road, has caused flooding on the TROUBLE SPOT — with concerns regarding the flooding, officials at the time were calling the incident the result of a “100-year storm.” 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 ay - | M - - ews N inney ic tlant 603-772-3639 • www.furnitureon33.com ews Open Wednesday 11-6 or anytime 11-6 by appointmentWednesday Open N riter E. K W 159 Portsmouth Ave. • Route 33 • Stratham, NH 03885 • Route 33 • Stratham, Ave. 159 Portsmouth Decorative • Distinctive • AffordableDecorative • Distinctive • AffordableDecorative • Distinctive • AffordableDecorative • Distinctive • Affordable A A | cott Culvert Culvert figures in flood suit Stockbridge said when he when said Stockbridge The first was in 1996, As such, Stockbridge EXETER | For Dan S taff tlantic y age ning in May 2006. 1996 in town the approached recalled Stockbridge. twice again flooded business The in an 11-month span begin little over 10 years the business that has succumbed to flood waters. property’s property’s flooding dur nor’easter. 23 April an ing This is the time third in a has retained an attorney and is suing the of Exeter town following the of Stockbridge Funeral Home, the third time is no charm. iel Stockbridge, owner S B A P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ✁ R A ! age d R a | P c togethe ews ds d N R Steak Steak AR RM join Chicken Seafood ic tlant Since 1959 Card, simply: Restaurant and ask for a Rewards Card FIRA www.localflavor.org form to 29 Interstate Drive Somersworth, NH 03878 ewa o Lobster Rolls Lobster To receive a FIRA Rewards receive a FIRA To Member any FIRA Visit • us online at Visit • • Mail in the below enrollment • Call us at 877-EAT-FIRA R ants Great Family Dining Family Great Homemade Desserts R R F Rew 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 AL card: de ay estau ONE of R R R o L back 18 | M 18 | # o on Date: d offe # oca Charged: Card Visit www.localflavor.org for complete details. for www.localflavor.org Visit to 33, N AR 471 Main St. South Berwick, ME • 207-384-8361 ol 30 L Expiration Security Amount Name: Date: Birthday: Address: City: State: Phone: Email* Credit Zip: FIRA Loc c V This Week’s Featured Restaurant… This Week’s If you eat out at any of these local independent restaurants you should have a FIRA Rewards Card will earn a point for every dollar you You toward FREE meals. and start earning points of Member Restaurants. the ANY 30 Every FIRA spend 100 at points automatically converts to $10 on your Card FIRA which Restaurant FIRA any at visit next your towards use then can you that for up save and points your accrue to continue can you –or- special night Cards Rewards FIRA out! time any used be can of the day and any day of the week. FIRA Rewards Cards are ANY at Welcomed Local of these locations: Hut Clam Bob’s • Grill Island Mermaid Blue • Benedicts Bagelry• Fogarty’s • Dockside The • Restaurant View Country• Galley Simeon’s Cap’n • Family Restaurant The • Gateway • Granite Steak & Grill • Seafood Hebert’s & Steaks • Isis on • Penhollow Porch Front • Morrissey’s • Joyce’s Malones Kitchen Molly • • Cove Lobster • JP’s Ladle Eatery& Loaf • • Java Jumpin Jack’s Portsmouth • Cantina St Bow Poco’s • Salt Old The • Marketplace River Muddy Bread Box • Portsmouth Gas Light Co. • Remember When Diner • Riverworks Restaurant & Tavern • Robert’s Maine Grill • Windjammers • Pizza Rogan’s Weeksie’s Bakery • Tj’s & • Tavern Restaurant • Talpey’s • Restaurant Stockpot Rewards Card will come with Enrollment fee is $5.00, but your FIRA FIRA any at visit next your toward use can you that it on value in $5.00 Restaurant! So, essentially enrollment is FREE! - - - - - Gold H c O b s e r v i n g for completed items. tion information Silver Silver H 0I> (603) 778-6481 * for up to 2000 sq. ft. home w/2 1/2 baths ft. * for up to 2000 sq. %HNL> unity omm C Linda, who In another instance, a 92- As someone who has Linda marvels at the “That shows you how The meetings will be “It’s a great start,” says committed she Linda. is,” says year-old Rye Beach woman named Beatrice — “whose top half still works — wants to help,” says Linda. “That really touched me.” spearheaded several com of knitters, who will also be throughout home at stitching the rest of the month. willingness and dedication shown by those who come have on board thus far. For example, she tells the story of one woman who braved nor’easter recent show the to up at one of the preliminary meetings at the beach pre cinct meeting room. anticipates the friendly, atmosphere that of comfortable the café will be enjoyed by this coterie and Friday, June 1. and Friday, held at 6:30 p.m. at the new Coffee Break Café, located at the corner of “P” and Ocean Boulevard Street in the Patriot’s Corner mall. - - - - - riter W ‘Knitting ‘Knitting for Peace’ taff om S .C ews ews N emo N r P iz She has reason to feel that feel to reason has She “Twelve “Twelve women contac Linda says she has recei In the process the stit Inspired by the Linda is referring And it’s perfect for HAMPTON BEACH | L tlantic ic tlant y A great start A for goodwill scheduled for May Friday, 4 regular monthly meetings, two of which are solidly interest interest shown, Linda went ahead with plans to hold way. way. Because of the strong ted.” from from all over [the Seacoast]. I’m very pleased and exci ted me,” she says, “people group. she first started the spreading word about the growing ved a great response since and goodwill. in turn pass on to those need in as a gesture of peace handmade items, which they which items, handmade chers create a variety of time of knitting and fellow ship. other interested knitters to join her once a month for a a call a few weeks ago for popular book of same the name, Linda put out spring. organized just this to the “Knitting for Peace” group she has Linda Gebhart. Hampton Beach resident for any way to bring peace to the world,” according to “people [who] are looking Skacel Addi Turbo Circs. Addi Skacel Turbo than a cozy afghan stitched on a pair of 47” #10-1/2 It’s coming together quicker A B A . om .C D Y Y ews C Y Y N B Y Y A N N ic tlant HB407 would A all ROLL CALL Continued on 38A• C ouse enate HOME Exeter Portsmouth H S P d d DI 23 24 oll HB437 would allow gay couples to R HB257 would allow towns to appoint HB232 prohibits the owners of manufactured manufactured of owners the prohibits HB232 (F) MOBILE HOME TENANTS SHOULD BE (A,B) MINIMUM WAGE TO GO UP THIS FALL | (C) AND GAYS LESBIANS WILL BE ABLE TO FORM (D) TOWNS SHOULD BE ABLE TO APPOINT A (E) SUBSIDIZE DAIRY FARMERS | NAME Hassan, Margaret W Fuller Clark, Martha farmers from going out of part business, of to agriculture, protect as a well crucial as Hampshire so part unique of and special. what Opponents makes said that New was it unfair that taxpayers should with the and the state shouldn’t interfere type of commerce, have to subsidize one free market. The House the PASSED bill to the House 325- 28. A YES vote milk FAVORED support to dairy farmers. The bill is now in the Senate Executive Administration Committee. Departments and | PROTECTED housing parks from raising rents to pay for improvements allowing as well as mediation, in disputes in tenants by won mediate. to refuses owner park the if court to go to tenant the committee, in floor, House the in debate no was there While supporters thought that park owners should not be able to punish tenants for asserting their rights, nor be should able they to duck mediation. Opponents thought owners should that also be able park to go to court, and thought the bill was too one-sided in favor of the giving more the tenants. YES bill PASSED vote A 251-97. FAVORED The House rights to manufactured house tenants in disputes with their The park bill owner. is now in the Senate Commerce, Labor and Consumer Protection Committee. HB514 would increase the minimum wage from $5.15 hour an to $6.50 an hour in September and $7.25 an September 1, hour 2008. Supporters said that the minimum wage by hasn’t increased in nearly a decade, and people can’t make a living earning it. Opponents said make that it this harder for only entry-level workers would to get a job, and a is particular burden to restaurants hiring tipped Besides, workers. the federal government is already increasing minimum the wage There anyway. were two votes on the bill. The first (A) was on a floor amendment which would have stopped the minimum of tipped workers from increasing from $2.38 to $3.26 an hour. Supporters of the amendment say those workers make enough through tips, and it would prove a hardship to tourist industry dependent that on. Opponents the said state tipped is workers so that don’t get much, and besides, restaurants this would an give unfair casual food competitive dining restaurants advantage that don’t over amendment failed freezing YES 8-16. the A vote FAVORED use fast tipped employees. minimum wage The for tipped employees. The Senate PASSED the bill (B) on to who the has Governor, said he would sign it, 19-5. A YES vote FAVORED wage. increasing the minimum CIVIL UNIONS | form civil unions with all the rights and responsibilities of basic denied be shouldn’t couples said Supporters marriage. rights because of their sexual orientation. Opponents said that it is leading down the slippery marriage, slope to which homosexual would undermine traditional They also warned against possible legal ramifications of the marriage. the who bill 14-10 bill. to The the Senate Governor, PASSED civil unions. has said he YES would vote sign A FAVORS it. TREASURER | — rather than elect — towns sometimes a have trouble finding treasurer. citizens to Supporters run, and said that should be able to decide whether expertise more important in than this popularity. job Opponents is worried that relatives or outside contractors might be appointed to the job. Besides, the person in definitely charge be of held the accountable money to should the PASSED bill the 14-10 onto the voters. Governor for his signature. The Senate A YES vote FAVORED allowing towns treasurer. to appoint their provide $3 million in Supporters milk supports said for that dairy this farmers. was necessary to keep such ------Editor / Publisher Jerry McConnell can be They have lost their souls, souls, their lost have They In a previous column I I honestly believe they ~ Michael P. Connelly ~ Michael P. the the two major political par ties that two into country our appeardivided to have nearly equal parts, people- wise. The first utterings of the new Congress to seemed be generally pacifistic and gave me some hopeful feel ings of perhaps a new of peaceful era cooperation and bipartisanship. Then I found that it was only Perry Como singing, “Dream along with me…” by reached e-mail at lethrneck@ atlan or to editor@ comcast.net ticnews.com, or by phone (603) at 926-7782. expressed The do views not those of the newspaper. reflect necessarily Muslim jihadists and attempt attempt and jihadists Muslim to take the by country force. their pride, their their scruples and their dig morals, Their nity. unbalanced quest for sole power and total con of trol the government entire has warped their senses of any good qualities.rail delusionally They when the opposition makes even the smallest of decisions not to their liking, such as the fir ing of eight even when their USown former attorneys leader fired 93 of those same kind of officials — and both parties were be so within to do To so. rights legal their possess still while even base ing of control both houses of Congress shows their and vulparanoia. nerabilities war civil possible a forecasted in the United States between would would try to form some sort socialist/ the with of alliance communistic arm of George Soros and his plentiful bil lions as well as al Qaeda - - - - Atlantic or its advertisers. 26 25 24 22 21 20 19 17 15 14 11 13 12 11 10 30 28 ACROSS DOWN 9 7 1 8 6 5 4 3 2 1 U.S. thatgrows The onlyplaceinthe A picnicbug. A distresssignal. A quantity. Make amends. transportation. A modeofpublic Abandon. Hey! dresser. Something foundina Improve. A smallstone. A gardenscoop. A journey'slist. A youngfeline. the wind. A calmplaceoutof A covering. A walker. time. A longperiodof Decline. helps onesee. Something that it shouldbe. A lightercolorthan A treewithneedles. None. A prize. town inMaine. The southermost Not old. A foulsmell. coffee. But But even now that they what of think to shudder I The The liberals are in control The Democrat liberals News welcome alternative We views and will consider guest commentaries for publication. Readers may send their comments and rebuttals to [email protected]. From the Publisher: The views expressed on this page do not ect the necessarily re views of the iew years years since, those desperate and viscerally hungry poli ticians practiced every foul trick in the books and then even made up some on their they power the regain to own had for wielded six decades. have regained the part of greater that power, they are growing ever more shame less in their whomever disregard for stands in way to complete the theircoup of attaining the final goal, the presidency. country our to happen would if they fail to gain the final goal and were again ousted of Congress. control from facing facing death every day they why And way? in harm’s are that should even be so? of both houses of Congress. Shouldn’t they at least concerned be about the fare of wel the country that we are trying to liberate into a democracy where our own American troops have died and face unknown threatsto their very existence, to a much greater extent they are of where than their next votes are coming from? not In being so, they demean the cause for armed forces and the armed which (including ourallies our of forces sacrificing. are Iraqis) free were in control of our Con years consecutive 40 for gress 60 previous the of out 58 and years when the Republicans took over in 1994. In the 12 is is coming down to: Joyous declarations by the liberals when our troops government or Iraqi officials placed as in well jeopardy as are the military leaders who are V ------21 17 14 9 1 26 y A R T T K K Y E I 18 R N O T A V O N I I 18 2 M O R T N O H P o Y 28 19 W T S A T N A A Y F 31 29 27 23 19 18 16 10 T O N O E E E Not off. Not out. Henfruit. Not hard. Not real. Applause. Very healthy. 33, N 7 3 29 N N R C L I I ol 22 15 11 T N A R T S D P E E I 4 N P K A A R E I Bad Bad dreams of defeatism 12 N T K N A B E L Is Is this what our country That That is a definite profile In Newt Gingrich’s own In In a contrasting message 8 30 25 23 W B S A B E Y E E words, “While ers in Iraq lawmak risk to their defend lives a freelygovernment elected from terrorist threats — while fight Americanwomen and men young and die to help a nation rise in the Arab world that can govern, sustain, and defend itself — American lawmak ers play politics.” citing citing what he called "com pelling and polling data, saying excited astounding" “We’re if not distastefully, ly, seats up Senate to pick going as of a this war.” result How thought I defeatism. in ard Dean was the champion of ignorance and bad taste but Reid one-upped the vile this doctor time. would would sacrifice to maintain in bravery Such continuance. the face of devastation and murderous threats from out side truly showed a profile in courage. of jubilance in total gard of our disre allies’ tragic cir cumstances, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) shamelessly called a newsconference on that same day 31 13 R N O N 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 E E L 5 24 20 16 ay A P U T S U B O R L E - - - - R N O U s | M 6 27 w G G S S S A G E Y E E E L e N ews N ntic ll a e tl A onn ic tlant e C c th To To Call M to News l Atlantic Puzzle It In The rry a A A | Tell Them Tell e 926-4557 A A Parliament speaker On On the next day, Friday Gingrich Gingrich started with a It saddened me to see Today Today I read an article Advertise, ci You Solved You J Solutions Page 36A y pe age send send a message to the rorists ter and any who try stop to the process that they the the terrorists by holding an meeting. unprecedented said the session was held to (a Muslim day the of Parliament showed their prayer) against defiance and courage hall, where one was lawmaker killed and dozens were wounded. a direct a hit direct from an al Qaeda suicide bomber inside Parliament the building dining story about the liament Iraqi Par that on April Thursday, 12, 2007 had suffered at at that — showed the colors of greedy, insensitive, and in ugliness defeatism. at at least one of our own citi zens of the United States — and a United States Senator that that individuals in a foreign country had a portrayed dis tinct show of courage while that that outlined the differences between profiles in courage and in defeatism. written by Newt Gingrich S B P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - - A T ews er N age T T $299 $349 $599 e eou | P rice S tlantic Just a Short Drive S ews North! A p lo N the 207-669-6035 207-794-2013 207-454-1421 207-532-9125 207-762-3417 uppor S c ize ’ to GREEN Continued on 26A• S ic tlant NEWMARKET | Green The town of Newmarket S ...... pecial thumbs know that growing one’s own food as a surefire way to reduce energy costs of food and floral tion produc and increase the nutri tion value of produce at the same time. is hopping on wagon for the promotion the of band locally foods grown with the birth this spring of the New market Community den, located on Dame Road. Gar Walter Cheney of Property Cheney Management has S ...... Isle ack ...... ...... ...... $399 arden ...... ueen B Compare at $699 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 Q rookline M ay he Presque Ellsworth Lincoln Calais Houlton B T Twin Set Full Set King Set 18 | M 18 | o 33, N ol V — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo unity omm C Supporter Foam Comfort Layer Supporter Foam Back Supporter Memory Foam Soft Pin Convoluted Wireless Stabilizing Base Encased System. Spring Foam 207-571-3023 207-324-1239 • Anti-Micro Fiber Quiltflex Back Anti-Micro Fiber • Tri-Zone • Support Layer has 1” • 475 Individually Encased Coil Foam 435 Elm St. Biddeford, ME 435 Elm St. Biddeford, 1247 Main St. Sanford, ME 1247 Main St. Sanford, T ary $489 $549 $799 S e T h rice S surplus & salvage S p lu Foam Foam p ® 207-761-4078 207-657-2626 207-786-0313 207-873-6112 207-989-1750 S ize ’ Newmarket Community Garden Group members Joan De Yoreo, Andy eou nniver S a S Marden’s uxury th l ...... ...... lo ...... at… n Other Models Available at Similar Savings! ...... $599 arden i ueen c ...... 80 Compare at $1099 Convoluted Sleep Shield Wireless Coils Encased Q NEW M he What’s Portland Gray Lewiston Waterville Brewer • Anti-Micro Fiber Quiltflex Anti-Micro Fiber • Pin • Back Supporter Foam • 672 Back Supporter Blais, Elizabeth Dudley and Gail Wingate are pictured here on the grounds of the donated land on land donated the of grounds the on here pictured are Wingate Gail and Dudley Elizabeth Blais, Dame Road in Newmarket. Missing from the photo are Charlie French, Carrie Salas and Nancy Jablonski. T Twin Set Full Set King Set GET GARDENING — www.mardens.com • Open: M-F 9-8 • Sat: 9-5 • Sun 11-5 M-F 9-8 • Sat: • Open: www.mardens.com Green Green thumbs gather for community gardening - - - : N I Orthopedic & Sports Rehab Chronic Pain Neurological Rehabilitation PECIALIZING ● ● ● S I also take exception to If the town is unwilling What I have been asking Town-owned easements Our properties would also would properties Our LETTERS Continued on 26A• it learned what the numbers of reconnections were and the amount the town paid. FS&T’s quote in the 20. April 2007 HU abutting article: property “All were owners treated equally fairly throughout the project and duration." We were and are (#2) What the total cost to the to cost total the What (#2) town was for making those service reconnections? (#3) Recognize the and unfairness inequity of paying the for some but town not all reconnections. to the reimburse full amount we had to pay to reconnect, I thought it might reimburse at least us amount they anpaid Zoppo for average service reconnections when it chose to move the sewer system to the streets. As an the if benefit added an aside, less costly alternative been had chosen wouldbeen more money have available to complete the streets. Westside the town officials to inves tigate since October 2006 is: (#1) How many sewer ser vices Zoppo reconnected? had pursued the less costly alternative of constructing the new sewer system in the existing town-owned ease ments instead of relocating the system to the streets. are equivalent to right-of-ways” “public when easement usedthe purpose the for was obtained; in this to maintain existing case sewers. the chose town the However, when alternative costly more — the bottom-line is that the some reconnect to paid Town properties and paid nothing to reconnect others! the at reconnected been have town’s expense if the town ------s etter L ecord r Rye, Rye, NH om ● the .C skilled, caring professionals. ews N Unit 19 1247 Washington Rd. 1247 Washington 603.379.8145 Breakfast Hill Commons Regardless Regardless of where the The HU article states "All Fact #3: Other properties Fact #2: The Town did Fact #1: Zoppo did recon I take strong exception As a result of the HU arti HU the of result a As While I was not specifi In the April 20, 2007 To the Editor: To One-on-one treatment sessions with larifying ic tlant C connections were made — private or public property relevant relevant issue from my per spective. public right-of-ways.” That is not and has not been a those connected were on dispute these facts. at their own expense. Nei ther FS&T nor the town can were were required to reconnect reconnections. pay Zoppo to make those nect sewer services to many properties. ups.” I presented FACTS to the selectmen. did NOT “make accusations” “make NOT did about “illegal sewer hook- the BoS meeting minutes. I to the mischaracterization in the newspaper article and time to clarify the record. cle and the BoS minutes, it is meeting. and my public at comments the March 26, 2007 BoS men on February 9, 2007 dialogue during my policy change request to the Select is clear that this “investiga tion” was as a result of the subject was reported — it men (BoS) minutes of April 9, 2007 — where this same cally named in the HU article HU the in named cally or in the Board of Select business to the new sewer system.” tions that the town illegally connected a residence and FS&T to investigate “accusa denied.” The article reports asked manager town the that was an article entitled “Ille gal sewer hook-ups are Hampton Union (HU) there A . om .C ews N ic tlant A ------Fitzgerald also remem “Bruce paid a tremendous Fatello credited a large list Following the afternoon Hampton Hampton Fire Chief Hank “I can’t think of a better Another of Bruce’s friends, Speaking at the second going, that got Bruce “When event, event, all were clubhouse the in invited held reception to a adjacent to the pier, provid ing a to lingering opportunity gather together and remem ber two American heroes by made who Brown, of name the the ultimate sacrifice in brave their to service courageous and country. wash “to rinse off 40 pounds of of pounds 40 off rinse “to wash mud.” motorcycle bered how he and had his visited the wife Vietnam War Memorial in DC Washington, sometime back, and made an etching of Bruce’s name from the surface of the wall, bring ing it home and giving it mother. Brown’s to price,” Fitzgerald said, noting that the memorial is “a won derful way to remember him friend.” a as make to helping with names of the Brown ects Memorial come to fruition. Among proj them, Post #35 members John Barvenik, George Roger Rice, Syphers, Muscara, Masten, and Holman many, Fitzgerald, the with involved others many remembrance. special [it] sounded like a Mack Truck a like Truck Mack sounded [it] taking off,” said Pratt, adding that even now when he hears motorcycles passing by Bruce.” of think “I home, his Lipe, himself a military Vet eran, also addressed present. those structure or a better location” with which to honor Brown, Bruce Lipe noting how Brown had been commented, severely wounded while tak ing action to save his fellow soldiers after their tank enemy by hits direct two had taken “I to of like pier think fire. this service.” of symbol a as today recalled Fitzgerald Paul Marine the fun they had during their good getting years school high and muddy on their motorcy Ports to up heading before cles mouth to a coin-operated car that that bears his name, seems a fitting place of honor, where men will go and rescue those in need of help. Indeed, a fit ting place for a true American hero.” War Vietnam dedication, Bruce’s childhood as up choked Pratt, Cliff friend, he recalled that “Bruce was a an uncanny had who tinkerer” ability to get old motorcycles up and running, in particular model. Indian old an 10 ------Later on, at the marine pier, pier, marine the at on, Later On On the grounds of Mar During his comments, “And in the future,” Fatel It was eventually decided to to decided eventually was It and speakers guest of slate A of Call Roll the A Deceased And And so, under the leader the through traversing After able to tell that small child that that child small that tell to able to is this dedicated monument Vietnam a — hero American an hero.” War Brown Bruce that noted Fatello by not forgotten, be never “will his or family, his friends, and not by any of us here This today. monument, this plaque the solemn playing of “Taps.” of playing solemn the ston School, Principal David Muscara, Fred CSM O’Connor, USA (principal of Hampton Academy), and Major Rice, Fred USA offered while remarks those before who the gathered new huddled together monument in a rain. light he did while that noted Fatello not know Mark Brown wondered and aloud Army what hero would the to home be returned safely he had doing “what Hampton, we do know is he ... will be never forgotten and we know that this monu ment that bears his name will be here long after we are all gone. lo added, “when some small child asks a parent about this will be that parent monument, the the playing field at the and Brown, Mark to Marston School Beach Hampton at pier marine Brown. Bruce to have the two dedications cor respond with the observance of Operation Frequent Wind (the last military operation in Vietnam occurring on April 29, 1975). In addition, it was to occa the use fitting deemed Vietnam local recognize to sion well. as Veterans invoca touching color guards, placement ceremonial the tions, of memorial wreaths and the unveiling of the monuments commem with — stones large orative plaques honoring the Browns — were the order of locations. both at day the was read, accompanied by squad rifle a a and toll bell single by followed Dead, the to Salute attention attention in April of 2006 that the Brown Boys (no relation) by a honored been had not yet sign, street park or bridge like personnel their fellow military previ had Hamptons the from been. ously ship of Post #35 er, Command Ralph Fatello, the Brown Memorial Dedication project earnest. in off took arrange channels, appropriate ments were made to dedicate 18 o 33, N ol 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 ay | M ews N ic tlant A 10A | HEROES HEROES From 1A age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 11A age | P ews N ic tlant 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 ay Director 18 | M 18 | o 33, N ol Daniel B. Stockbridge V of Life Services ± #ELEBRANT² certifi ed certifi Traditional and Cremation Services and Cremation Traditional Dan Stockbridge Offering families religious services. and non-religious 772-0400 NH 03833 141 Epping Road • Exeter, www.stockbridgefh.com 11 A new enclosed entrance A Parlor and reception area Fireplaced sitting room Spacious chapel Planning and conference room Our new community room for receptions after the funeral Family gathering space ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Our facility offers: Our &ULL 3ERVICE &UNERAL (OME om .C ews N ic tlant A . om .C ews N t event u ic tlant o O t t SC au A event igh A T U otes d N n or f ki ls - r N ir NEC a t - G f a o ntee st - u ls l a ne oa o e c o ocal V d a a e L S ood G Volunteer Volunteer drivers must be at least 25 years old. For more PORTSMOUTH | Northeast Credit Union (NECU) This event is open to the public and features Dealerships five include Dover Auto World, Rochester To make it more affordable to buy a vehicle, NECU will The public is welcome to attend this event to browse PORTSMOUTH | Drinkwater Productions LLC presents This special evening — a celebration of women on Besides enjoying the festive ambience, attendees can Inaddition, therewill beraffles hosted bySuzanne Lewis Tickets for Seacoast Girls Night Out are $25 in advance; HAMPTON | Transportation Assistance for Seacoast These towns include Exeter, Greenland, Hampton, Hampton Falls, North Stratham. Hampton, Rye, Seabrook and information, call Project Coordinator, Carol Gulla at (603) 926-9026, or e-mail [email protected]. announces its annual Auto Event to be held on Saturday, Mayfrom5a.m. 8 top.m.,3 rain orshine, at100 Borthwick Avenue in Portsmouth. auto dealers offering 500 quality, pre-owned vehicles (no repossessions) in model years 2001-07. Toyota* Dodge* Lincoln Mercury, Bill Dube Ford-Toyota- Scion, Toyota of Portsmouth andHyundai. Somersworth Nissan- be offering a special one-day-only financingwide selection rate of on cars the and trucks and the an first option month's to payment defer for up to 90 days buyers. for qualified throughvehiclestheentertainmentfoodandenjoy andfree for all ages. For more information, callUnion at (888) Northeast 436-1847. Credit its second annual Seacoast Girls kindevent tobeheld atThePearl NightinPortsmouth onFriday, Out, a one-of-a- May 11 from 5:30-9:30 p.m. Mother’sweekendwillincludeDay— livejazz music from Chronic Jazz Syndrome, a book signing with Hailey Klein, the author of “For Goddess’ Sake,” and much more. shop a fabulous selection of clothing,and home décor designers accessory, and retailers. jewelry of WERZ. Proceeds raised The through Homework the raffles Club, for support an Portsmouth after-school middle-school students studylearningstablesuccessfulsafe,environmentforproviding a that program focuses on study and homework completion. $35 in advance with goodie bag and $35 at the door (based on availability). For more information or to reserve tickets visit www.seacoastgirls nightout.com. Citizens (TASC) is seeking volunteer rides drivers to provide for Seniordependent residents in Seacoast area towns. Citizens and other transportation------1-866-50-GROOM (504-7666) 1-866-50-GROOM • Stress Free Environment for your Pet for Environment Free • Stress Wheels Salons on Spa - Grooming • Mobile Pet Groomers Knowledgeable Clean, Friendly, • Fast, • Serving the Northof MA & Southeast N.H. Shore WWW.ZOOMINGROOMIN.COM Northeast Northeast Credit Union applicant has applicant a family mem ber that already belongs to NECU or works at its one of participating Employer Groups they can become a member. is a leading services financial cooperative not-for-profit, organization owned excep by offers NECU its members. and checking financing, tional savings, online banking and bill pay, mortgages, invest business, loans, equity home products ment and insurance and For services. more infor or www.necu.org visit mation 436-1847. (888) call up an appointment free figure analysis and tour for a of the Curves (603) facility 929-8601. call business within 25 miles of or one in of one the branches of six coun New Hampshire ties (Rockingham, Strafford, Hillsborough, Merrimack, Belknap and Carroll, as well as Southern York in Maine) can join. In addition, if an — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo 2 1 - - - - Those Those who are not yet Curves offers a comfort nient nient location. We also look forward to getting to know our and neighbors becoming a positive and contributing community." the in force members will find it’s easy to join NECU. Anyone who does or worships works, lives, and weight loss goals.” where placewelcomingable, realwomen set work out. To in need of a financial trusted resource," said NECU Presi dent and CEO, will Peter branch Kava new "Our lauskas. enable us to better serve our by base membership growing offering financial planning, educational information and rates in competitive a conve - The Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce conducted an official ribbon usiness 18 o B 33, N ol Brown Rice are available In addition, the Lee branch branch Lee the addition, In "We're excited to expand This This branch also offers cutting ceremony at Curves in Depot Square. Pictured here at the event are (from left) Sandy Kern, Sandy left) (from are event the at here Pictured Square. Depot in Curves at ceremony cutting Pat Curves; Miller, Cheryl Josh; Curves; of owner Johnson, Denise Johnson; Keifer Cody; Curves; Morgenstern, Hampton Zigneault, Chamber; Curves. and Tara CUTS FOR CURVES — 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 existing members in members existing Lee, but the residents and businesses that areas are in surrounding openings, openings, deposit mortgages, of services, range full a and consumer loans and offerings. business small will soon feature a financial education center, containing helpful articles and counseling credit information for members. our presence our to not only serve in County, Strafford “I have a professional team that is committed to ing helpeach member select and individualtheirfitnessreach such as services new account www.oceanwok.com (603) 926-6633 ay ------s | M w s e w ews N e NECU opens Lee branch Excellent Chinese Cuisine N Prompt Out Take Available Green & Tea N ntic a ntic 7 Ocean Blvd, Hampton Beach a tl Try Our Try 3-Course Lunch! tl ic tlant A e A Located at Seabrook/Hampton Bridge on Rte 1A e th th to to l l a A 12A | a The The Lee is location a full- The The branch is located at LEE LEE | Northeast Credit “We are excited to Johnson recently became “Curves offers a 30-min HAMPTON | The ci ci Chamber Chamber cuts ribbon at Curves pe pe age up teller lanes. teller up service branch of convenience, convenience, of branch service that ATM a drive-up offering 7 a 24 day, hours is accessible days a week, and four drive- than one mile south of the Lee Lee the of south mile one than circle. traffic the the intersection of 145 Calef Highway (Route 125) Steppingstones and Road, less that that its new branch in Lee is to serve and ready now open community. the Union (NECU) has announced announced has (NECU) Union become part of the Hamp ton community,” she said. ton Curves, continuing the recentsurge of new women- owned businesses in Hamp ton Village. Johnson. Hamptheownerof new the program that helps the break weight according to owner loss Denise cycle,” Square. ute fitness solution with common a sense weight loss opening of Hampton’s new est fitness center, Curves for Women, located at 38 Depot Hampton Area Chamber of Commercecelebrated witha lively crowd at a ribbon cut ting to announce the grand S S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 13A age | P ews N ic tlant www.quicksilverjewelry.com 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 603-964-6541 Mother’s Mother’s Day ay • Recreational and • Recreational Social Events. • Swimming Pool Facility • Exercise • Country Kitchen • Courtyard and Gardens. • Private Apartments • Private Helpful Staff • Friendly • 3 prepared meals per day • Daily Housekeeping 18 | M 18 | Personal Checks Accepted & Credit Cards A sampling of our many A sampling of our many amenities include: 20% OFF all Fashion Jewelry o 25% OFF all 14K Gold Jewelry 20% OFF all Sterling Silver Jewelry No limit. Discounts apply to in-stock items only and are not valid on special orders, watch batteries, repairs and sale table items. Coupon must be presented at time of purchase. Expires May 15,2007 33, N Mon-Sat 10-6 Sun 12-5 • 25% OFF all Seiko and Citizen Watches ol 29 Lafayette 29 Rd Lafayette (Route 1),Village, Seacoast North Hampton, NH Celebrate V The Partridge House Partridge The of the Seacoast Region of the please call us at (603) 929-3032 777 Lafayette Road 777 Lafayette Tel. 1-603-929-3032 Tel. Fax. 1-603-926-6238 Fax. Hampton, NH, 03842 NH, Hampton, For more information or to tour our facility information more For The Premier Assisted Living Community Assisted Living Community Premier The www.HavenHealthcare.com is located at 180 Street Islington in reach Portsmouth. them call To (603) 9322. 436- 3 1 - - - — Atlantic News Photo by Scott E. Kinney What is the secret to lon “Become part of the non- All Makes Sew and Vac All Makes does all its own its all does Makes All try and get “We vacuums Cogswell says. “With sewing “With says. Cogswell machines it may take a little bit longer.” gevity as a small owner? business profit community. good That’s advice for any ness just busi starting out,” says Cogswell, who has served as president of the Prescott Art Committee Parks as well as supporting several area groups. “I’m very proud of what we’ve done with non-profits,” he the says. repair repair work right there the on premises, which means a shorter wait for their cus tomers. done within 24 to 48 hours,” - - - usiness All Makes Sew and Vac has offered quality, service and reliability to B All Makes Sew and Vac “We’re very proud of “We’re our “I’m here to take of those Singer old an it’s Whether Seacoast area customers for 35 years. IT’S A TRADITION — ern sewing machines, Makes Sew and Vac is All there to be sure they are running right. And the for same vacuums. From an goes early model Electrolux to a Miele vacuum, they will the same great treatment. receive service department,” Cogswell. says throw throw away an aging appli ance rather than fix it, Makes Sew All and Vac contin ues to offer the at unit existing any repairing option of a reasonable price. do to want don’t who people that,” says Cogswell. town in places few the of one “I’m that can fix something.” or one of today’s more mod cost effective to simply ------riter W taff om S .C inney ews ews N E. K N cott In this day and age of a The store also offers “We’ve “We’ve carried Miele for Three Three and a half decades “My dad was very All Makes Sew and Vac And that tradition is Celebrating its 35th anni PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH | Qual S A tradition of A quality service tlantic ic tlant y “disposable society” where many may think it’s more washers, coffee makers and a rotating iron. Blueair, Blueair, and a line of Miele appliances including dish “industrial” uses as well as air purifiers by IQAir and larger vacuums for more can last up to 20 years.” like I am. They put that service machines are These first. family-owned business, just 24 years,” he says. “They’re a “They’re says. he years,” 24 based company’s commit ment to quality. believes in the German- range of Miele. vacuums Cogswell from says he later, later, the store offers a wide tory.” proud,” proud,” he says. “Every sale made a difference in inven store’s store’s inventory by double. machine would increase the beginning with a single vac The sale of uum that cleaner. Eva. Cogswell says his father his says Cogswell Eva. enjoys telling the story of swell’s parents, Chuck and was started in 1972 by Cog to eventually take over the business. grooms his nephew Marc expected to owner go Ron Cogswell, as on, he says ciples. continued to run a business based upon those prin three Makes Sew and Vac has versary, versary, family-owned All ity, service and reliability. ity, A B A . - om .C ews N ” ic tlant merica A Third Place “A By Allison DeMello I think of our forefathers, so intelligent intelligent so forefathers, our of think I Where can you find brave, strong Where can y9ou find a National parades flag-filled find you can Where and patriotic. They were the trailblazers of the United States America. of soldiers – soldiers who country? fight for their Anthem whose words show how much people care for one another? that honor their armed forces? Always remember our citizenship and patriotism and how Always remember I feel grateful to live in such a country. People risk their Some people are with children as they cross deserts in The answer is America. here in In America we have some of the most loyal, grateful and the at chairs lawn in sitting is memories favorite my of One Anthem sung at a sporting When event I hear the National or religion. we use it to make our country the beautiful one it is today. have strong, protective people to serve our country? I think it is. I give them all of my respect. lives to come to this They country. break the law by crossing the border. Mexico. They do this for a better honored to live America. in life here in America. I’m bravest soldiers (including my own grandfathers and uncles) who leave home and their beautiful families to fight and risk their own lives to protect us and make us feel safe. edge of the road on a sunny Memorial Day, surrounded friends listening and by to family, the loud beating of the drums that make your heart race a mile a minute, and watching our troops march by, waving the amazing American flag in Memorial Day parade. the and the singer gets to the part where they “home say, of the free and the brave,” I know this is a great country to live in, and that I have many rights that other children in other coun tries do not have, such as the freedom of speech, the freedom have not could I which in feelings and thoughts my express to written this paper, or the freedom to walk up and down the streets of my country and not be criticized on my nationality - How about red, white and Doesn’t it feel safe that we masterpiece. When I look our at country’s flag, I a fee true like patriot. The 13 represent stripes the original 13 colo nies. The 50 stars stand for our 50 states. blue – what do they stand for? Red represents hardiness and valor; white is for innocence and purity; and blue for justice. stands 4 1 tion duca E merican lag F A Second Place Thirteen stripes, 50 stars. I feel the American flag is a Most important of all, the American flag makes me think of think me makes flag American the all, of important Most I am happy to stand and salute American our flag because My mother I was only five Being a citizen of the US also has its advantages. You Freedom. Freedom. When I look at our country’s flag blowing freely The United States flag also makes me feel proud because he By Gianna Pierro T lower taxes, but this person is going to give more money local to schools.” of our history, and how our hard Founding Fathers fought for of our history, our independence. and unity, how all Americans share this flag as our common bond, which brings us all together as one. I am proud to be American an citizen. “Oh, me, told always come on, finish Gianna, your There meal. are starving kids in Third World countries.” when she told me America. in live to am I lucky how thinking me got it but that, It made me feel as American as apple pie. I love this country. I feel proud to be a citizen of the US. have different freedoms – such as, when I am 18 freedom I have to the vote. I can think, “Well, this person is going to in the breeze it reminds me of how grateful I am to live in the United States, because people in many other countries don’t have the freedom to speak, write or even to pray to God like we do. - 18 o 33, N ol 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 ay | M lag ews Seabrook Seabrook Lions Club riter F N W taff ic tlant S First Place merican ews promotes promotes peace, patriotism N A emo r By Jordan Lambert P he A 14A | iz Safety. Safety. When I look at the “I know this is a great country to live in,” she said, “and The students received generous applause from their class Third Third place winner Allison DeMello was awarded $15 for Gianna Tierro took second place and $25 for her essay, also took second place and $25 for her essay, Gianna Tierro “I feel the American flag is a masterpiece,” Gianna said. The first place winner was Jordan Lambert ($50), whose “I am happy to stand and salute our American flag,” read As their classmates looked on, the three young patriots Most recently the Seabrook Lions presented certificates They went on to present awards to local winners of the For starters, they joined Hampton Falls Grange members SEABROOK | Members of the Seabrook Lions Club have T L tlantic y age military troops protecting our country. American flag it reminds me of how safe because our of country our brave, is strong in this issue of News. the Atlantic mates and congratulations from their teachers and the Lions Club members who had come to acknowledge the students’ work, which can be found that I have many rights that other children in other countries do not have.” “When I look at our country’s flag I feel like a true patriot.” entitled “America.” her essay, titled American “The Flag.” essay was entitled American “The Flag.” Jordan, “because I am proud to be American an citizen.” were called one at a time, to read their essays and be presented presented be and essays their read to time, a at one called were with their awards. of appreciation and corresponding monetary awards to SMS the in finalists three top the as selected were who graders sixth local club’s annual Citizenship and Patriotism Essay Contest. Hill, who was presented with a $100 award. Ann Terry Ross took second place and $75, while Felicia Smith was awarded $50. Seabrook Seabrook School Nurse, Mary MacInness. Lions’ annual Peace Poster contest. First place went to Brooke town’s elementary and middle schools so far this spring. in delivering 96 dictionaries to some excited third graders at SES, and donated several useful appliances to an appreciative been very busy lately, already making several visits to the A B P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - 4 15A h … c N y age a a g O e I | P n T M i B ews t A . i a n N R I r 3:30 - 8:00 r o P F t b S e p For additional informa For additional informa ic tlant ~ l N I spaghetti sauce, pasta, and healthy snacks crackers, (pretzels, pudding,Some in etc.). also the donate non-food items community such as diapers, toothpaste, toothbrushes, bathroom tis sue, soap and shampoo. tion, or to sign up to receive an e-mail reminder to place non-perishable food items next to the family mailbox on Saturday, May 12, visithunger.com. www.stampout is wheelchair accessible. tion contact Terry Bronson (603)at 679-3562 tbbirds@or comcast.net; or Marilyn Bott (603)at394-0224 hoghill@or comcast.net. e m g , Greenland, NH 03840 NH 03840 , Greenland, E a C Dishes, Chicken & Veal n R i @rollinggreennursery.com @rollinggreennursery.com H n U Seafood, Prime Steaks, Lobster Favorites, Pasta Dishes, Fresh n Serving Best the in Very Italian I Reopening P n 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 e s o ay F p U 4:30-9:00 • Sun: O s May 4, 2007 Friday, O In the Hillcrest Hotel r S n For Over Thirty-Three Years a n i NH Grown Andromedas E 18 | M 18 | e 603-926-5576 • Hampton Beach, NH Garden Tools for Cleanup o o o www.rollinggreennursery.com R Located at 113 Ocean Boulevard s J Y 1000’s of our own Perennials free Spruce Seedling Spruce free C Fri-Sat: a 64 64 Breakfast Road Hill Tel: (Across from the Playground) Children’s A 3 (603) 436-2732 / info Small Leaf Rhodies & Blueberries e 33, N 1st 100 Customers100 1st receive a Some suggested items The meetings are free Arbor Day Weekend Special Weekend Day Arbor Special 3 S Favorite Family Hampton’s Priced Restaurant Full Line of ‘Earth Friendly’ Products Beautiful… 9 ol V ed Ways, Cox Media,Target the AFL-CIO Services Community Network, and other local sponsors to help stamp out hunger in communities across the country. perfect for donation are as follows: Qualityfoods canned (vegetables,meat, soups, tuna, food products, etc.), juice boxes, babyhot or cold snacks, peanut cereals, butter, jelly, fruit condensed and boxed milk, Refreshmentster. are served at 7 p.m., followed byprogram at 7:30 p.m. the and open There to is ample free parking the at public. the SSC, and the building ------ unity omm s into the 21st C C r we entury ho S e l i The NALC Stamp Out Coming up for the The Seacoast Chap An estimated 35 million T Hunger food drive isway people can join the U.S. one Postal Service, Soup Company, Campbell America’s Second Harvest, local Unit marshes. He’ll share was what learned in what 2006 is planned and forThe project focuses not only 2007. on birds, but also on other animal and plant life of this unusual environment. Wednesday, June 13 about meet hear will members ing, NH Audubon’s sanctuaries throughout the state. presentation The will be by made Phil Brown, sanctuaries manager for NHAudubon. ter meets on Wednesday of the each month second at the Seacoast Science Cen people are at risk ger of hun in America, 12 includingmillion children. Around late spring, most food banks begin running out of dona tions received during Thanksgiving the and mas holiday Christ periods. g n i 5 1 g ------Design Center s n s i w r w e e N B N ntic ntic a a tl tl corp. A A e e ® th th to to l l Marsh bird study topic Audubon of meeting a a Exclusively at On this day, Onresidents this are day, HAMPTON | The Sea The meeting will be held During his presentation, SEACOAST | The ci ci Tile • Stone • Wood Floors • Carpet • Stone Fabrication wedi Route 1, Hampton, NH • 603.926.8733 • www.enocorp.com advanced tiling systems Help Help stamp out hunger Do It Yourself 100% Waterproof Shower System. In any size or shape needed pe pe tant bird areas in Hampton asked to place non-perish able food by their mailboxes so their local letter can pick it carrier up and deliver it to the nearest food pantry. coast Chapter of NH Audu bon will McKinley, welcome senior biologist Peter with NH Audubon, to their next monthly meeting May 9. Wednesday, on at 7 p.m. Science at Center the at Seacoast Point Odiorne State at Park, 570 Ocean located Boulevard in Rye. McKinley will speak about the organization’s two-year study to identify impor National Association of Let ter Carriers (NALC) will be holding their annual drive food on Saturday, May 12. Local communities in Seacoast the area will be ticipating. par S S ns s io l g t n i ra hoo st c een gi r e S e r sc SES r otes t l a ent ent n N hoo C ud io t t st a esc ra n w pr st io ne d t gi n e g i ra R n F st l choo d l aki om gi t S e hi .C R S S C ews A N L For more information about the registration process at SES, SES, at process registration the about information more For When registering their child, parents will need the Three-year-olds in need of Three-year-olds special services may attend the Children need to be 4 years of age as of September 30, 2007 2007 30, September of as age of years 4 be to need Children Preschool registration Preschool will registration be held at the Guidance Office SEABROOK SEABROOK | Seabrook Elementary School is currently Timely Timely and accurate information about newly-enrolling Parents are encouraged to pick up registration materials at materials to up pick registration encouraged are Parents HAMPTON FALLS | Registration is currently underway at at underway currently is Registration | FALLS HAMPTON Parents who have concerns regarding their child’s The The next screening is scheduled to take place on Friday, HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Hampton School District is in the The registration process will take approximately 30 minutes. minutes. 30 approximately take will process registration The Parents Parents must bring their child, a birth certificate, proof of HAMPTON HAMPTON | Centre School will hold registration on call Robin Casassa, Guidance Counselor at (603) 474-3822. at (603) Counselor Guidance Casassa, Robin call a mortgage, lease, rent receipt or bill). tax receipt rent lease, a mortgage, birth certificate; and birth certificate; proof of to (limited residence a copy of SES SES front office; a copy of the child’s immunization record and a current physical examination; a copy of the child’s following: A following: completed registration packet, available at the assessed, assessed, call the SES special education office at (603) 474- 8017. to to determine whether the child will need special education services. To make an appointment in order to have a child school’s school’s special education program. Child Find is a service at at SES. in in order to attend the regular preschool education program at SES on Wednesday, May 30 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, and on on and noon, 12 to a.m. 9 from 30 May Wednesday, on SES at p.m. 3-5 31 May from Thursday, preschool preschool and first time attendees. Registration packets are of school. the office at front the available making preparations to conduct open registration for Deshaies at (603) 926-2539. at (603) Deshaies needs. needs. Anyone with questions regarding enrollment of child at Lincoln a Akerman School may call Principal Judith students students is very important for planning staff and classroom regardless of grade. Students entering Kindergarten must be must Kindergarten entering Students of grade. regardless 1, 2007. to October of prior age years five be be entering the school for the first time in September 2007, the the school office as soon as possible for any child who will LAS LAS is the public school in Hampton Falls serving children 8. grade through Kindergarten from Lincoln Akerman Akerman School (LAS) Lincoln for the fall 2007 school year. more information. more skills, motor coordination, personal and personal social skills, motor development coordination, may call (603) 926-8788 to sign up for the screening or for development in development the of areas speech and cognitive language, 30, 2007. 30, May May 11 at Centre School available in for Hampton. children who This turned screening ages is 3-4 by September children who reside in the town of Hampton. in town the reside who children continuous process of process Child continuous for conducting Find Screenings For more information, call Centre School at (603) 926-8706. at (603) School Centre call information, more For former school records. school former care provider to the registration appointment, as well as any as well appointment, to registration the provider care registration folder, and a form examination physical folder, current registration (not older than one year of entry) completed by the health immunizations immunizations from a health care provider, a completed are are asked to stop by the school to make a and appointment folder. up a pick registration grade students new to the Hampton School District. Parents Parents new to students grade District. School the Hampton Wednesday, May 30 and Monday, June 4 for first and second second and first for 4 June Monday, and 30 May Wednesday, ic tlant A . - - - - om .C ews N ic tlant A The experience was “You would not believe One resident and for “A student in the class The student’s gesture played at Sunbridge. a success involved is looking forward and everyoneto promoting this program in the future. how much everybody loved it,” said Corso. “We would love to year!” come back next mer Marine, described Paul Smith, experience his using a sewing machine personalto make covers for his boat. was so touched by the story that she sent the gentleman quilt,”Cummings.saidlap a He was so appreciative the of gift and could not wait toshow the quilt toall ofhis neighbors at Sunbridge. sparked an idea: The nurses at Sunbridge have agreed to collect swatches from ferent uniforms dif worn at the facility. The swatches then willbe given to Cummings so that students of her Fash ion and Fabrics create a class one-of-a-kind quilt. can Once finished, it will be dis - - - - — Atlantic News Photo by Andrea Cabral Unfortunately, many of Sunbridge Activity residents having a fashion discussion of Corso their and own. Neild fashion snipped photos from maga zines, asked the to review residentsthem and discuss the differences of fashion current versus fashions the of past. Student es respons were brought back videotaped to Sunbridge. and residents, and had planned on presenting them to residents the during the Walker visit. bags are cloth bags that have several designed pockets, to safelyto walkers and attachwheelchairs without compromising the welfare of the user. the residents cameunablewereand flu the with down to make the quently, the trip. visit was Subse can celled. The original of intentthe visit was to promote discussion betweengenerations. The subject two of discussion: Fashion. Director, Patricia Corso and Activity Assistant, Shannon Neild, still made the They surprised visit. the students with a video tape of the - - - s w e N Teacher Cindy Teacher Cummings (seated, left) and her students at WHS display the ntic a l a tl r A Bringing generations ab e C th ea to together at Winnacunnet l ndr a Cummings’ students HAMPTON | Cindy Sunbridge Care and ci greeting greeting cards and walker bags they made for an inter-generational program involving residents at Sunbridge Care and Rehabilitation. They were joined by Patricia Corso and Shannon Neild of Sunbridge. FASHIONABLE FASHIONABLE — A y pe Rehabilitation mouth ofis a heath care com Portsmunity that myriad of services provides to short and a long-term including residents expert care, physical nursing therapy, spe cialized rehabilitation and hospice. made walker bags and Patrick’s St. Day cards for the Cummings’ FashionWinnacunnet at classFabrics and HighSchoolrecently invited residents of Sunbridge Care & Rehabilitation their classroom as part of an to visit inter-generational program. B S 6 1 - - - - - unity omm C “Ask any of our caregi Webster at Rye is located According to Webster’s compassion and tenderness that is exhibited by people who care for older and adults highlights the and supportive services that caring nursing facilities like Web ster at provide Rye for loved ones. vers and they will tell you how deeply they connec are ted to the people who live at Webster at Rye,” comments Robertson. at 795 Washington Street in Rye. For more information about their scheduled Nati onal Nursing Home activities, Week call (603) 379-1503. encourage encourage residents to remi nisce, share memories, and life lessons. Activities Director, Nursing National Robertson, Kerry Home Week is a wonderful way to take time attention on individuals to and focus the life-gifts they The possess. celebration reflects the 18 o Ida Alves Alves Ida 33, N ol Courtesy Photo — Atlantic News Elders,” being observed this month at Webster at Rye. is pictured here as works she on a celebrate banner the theme to for National Nursing Home Week “Treasure Our IN THE PINK — PINK THE IN 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 ay - - - - | M ews ews N N tlantic ic tlant A the to A 16A | A A Mother’s Day tea will Locally, Locally, Webster at Rye RYE | “Treasure Our pecial age munity. The week will featu munity. re entertainment, music and dance. Other activities will Charmaine, a favorite at the Rye long-time nursing home and retirement com be held with special enter tainment provided by Diane events designed to enrich the enrich to designed events relationships and contactsbetween residents, and staff. family, youth, from from May 13-19. will host a series of related for National Nursing Home Week, which will be obser ved across the United States Elders” is this year’s theme Time to ‘Treasure Our Elders’ to ‘Treasure Time S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . exp. May 15, 2007 15, May exp. 17A 2007 15, May exp. age EWS In | P ews & Ready N N Stock! for Delivery Nathan G. Page OFF* ic tlant Now featuring even .00 When You Appear In The… When You Your Customers Will Find You Will Find You Customers Your EACH 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 ay lower advertising rates last year! than Aluminum & Vinyl Products Co. Inc B One Day Installation - Fully Insured Custom Vinyl • Replacement Windows 200 Drakeside Road, Hampton NH 18 | M 18 | On Selected Swing Sets Selected On On Selected Swing Sets Selected On o $100 HOWARD PAGE HOWARD Available Available in 24 Colors Inside and Out! Visit one of the largest showrooms in the Seacoast Area free free estimate Free Delivery & Setup Delivery Free The Page Family serving the Seacoast since 1690 Call today for a For windows ordered during the month of April 2007 GET GET ONE FREE! 33, N 1-603-926-2429 Efficiency • Comfort • No Maintenance • Limited Lifetime Warranty ol “We don’t “We just install them, we helped design them.” BUY BUY 6 WINDOWS, Call (603) 926-4557 Today! Call (603) 926-4557 V - - - (603) 926-2900 .00* AREHOUSE Wooden Wooden Creative Creative exp. May 15, 2007 exp. Quantities Limited at time of purchase at time Playthings Playthings Swing Sets Swing Sets Must Present Coupon Coupon Must Present Starting at only… $799 *Limit One Coupon Per Order Per Coupon *Limit One • NH W DEMENTED Continued on 18A• Zaikowski said he is hopeful 7 1 but I just go with it and it works.” or I cant believe I’m drawing that,’ he can take the idea to area towns to create a similar poster that would ples opinions. There are times when I that with up came I believe can’t ‘I say, “No matter you where go going you’re said. “I never really solicit other peo For more than seven years now Zai “I just let my imagination go,” said “Don’t put the brakes on when it comes Zaikowski said he has taken inspiration to find the whole gamut of humor,” he kowski has been portraying his characters on bztoons.com. Characters tackle a vari comedy within may not be for everyone. And he credits a good deal of his creativity creativity his of deal good a credits he And In fact, Zaikowski’s artistic expressions “It’s been a hobby of mine pretty much ety of subjects such as God and the devil. Zaikowski. “If I’m not doing that I’m staying true not to myself.” But, the cartoons, Zaikowski said, and the from from artists such as Gary Larson Seuss. and He said Dr. many people comment that his characters often resemble a combination of the two. grow grow up we try to shed our childhood.” to allowing the inner within. child to come from to imagination,” said Zaikowski. “When we since I was a kid,” said Zaikowski. began right around the same time. IME AMPTON • Stone Tables • Stone Pits Fire And More… T . H D New England R unity omm 0IKBG@1BF>0I> - $69 $89 - $299 $350 $299 EISURE AFAYETTE Visit our beautiful new 25,000 sq. ft. showroom on Rte. 1 showroom new 25,000 sq. ft. Visit our beautiful riter L W ...... taff om ...... S .C ...... FREE inney 75 L Good on Selected on Selected Good ...... ews ...... ews $1106$1106$1106$1106$1106$1106$1106$1106$1106 N Hot Tub Purchases Only Purchases Hot Tub E. K N It! cott “When I was little I loved Zaikowski pointed to old Zaikowski said while the With With characters bearing names such as “It’s purely for entertainment,” said Zai “New Hampshire’s Demented Denizens” is a map of He said the map was a new outlook on an old idea. He That is the premise behind local cartoonist Brian SEACOAST | It’s the state, but this time it is made out of Delivery Ozone Kit Starter Kit Starter Stairs Cover Lifter Cover S We tlantic Have ic tlant y random string of syllables.” that,” he said. “It’s really a called “double talk.” time comedy and what he names are another story gether. alto state “just come natural;” they’re they’re natural;” come “just state people’s descriptions of who reside those within his fictitious descriptions that border the art. lives throughout the state in clever a number of pshire made up residents New and Ham their quirky Fango Danglesmith, Shyke Hoverskin and Sack Nacklesmack, the poster illustrates is. There’s no real agenda behind it. There’s no politics involved.” kowski. “I want people to take it for what it cited several maps that people can pick up that are more for more are that up pick can people that maps several cited entertainment than for practicality. New Hampshire created out of a cast of fictitious characters fictitious of cast a of out created Hampshire New spawned from Zaikowski’s creative mind. Zaikowski’s latest creation. people. Double Double talk and ‘Demented Denizens’ B A A . om y .C b r ffle e ews D ra N m g ay ay rary n b D i D hi rary ic tlant l s b s i i ’ t progra l ay r F a l e t l ’ ’ h a C A t otes ua ve n rary o es o b o i u nn l M n n a i N M t u e f a or nt h f sts t o c me les n ho o ble g o s ru a n i r ec l e ocal e R tt ai i or ak v L n n m a urri o K M u t p ‘C H ets m k a c i H T Knitters Knitters range from beginners to proficient, and all are in Library Memorial Lane the of Friends The | HAMPTON The prizes featured in the raffle will be a series of The pieces feature scenes of land and sea, four seasons are available Tickets at $1 per chance, or six tickets for $5, In addition, note cards can be purchased at the library’s NORTH NORTH HAMPTON | The Currier Museum of Art will to Anonymous the will topic, The feature program “From For public. the to open and free is program 45-minute This BRENTWOOD | It’s true: A presentation by humorist The public is invited to come hear the popular writer and is program this Council, Humanities NH the by Sponsored | age HAMPTON Boys through and girls in Kindergarten Participants must have a fishing license, which can be for the Pre-register Fishing Derby by calling the Hampton EXETER | There will be a Community Clay Day and throughout place take will activities clay-related of variety A There will also be studio tours, an open showroom for Refreshments will be served; proceeds raised at the event Hampton North the of Friends The | HAMPTON NORTH welcome welcome to attend this which program, is by sponsored the Friends. For more information, stop by or call the library at 964-6326. (603) Hampton are selling tickets currently for a special Mother’s Day raffle, the drawing for which will May be on Saturday, 12. thematically matted and framed note cards artwork featuring the of the late Ruth longtime Hampton resident who Stimson, is fondly remembered by a talented artist Woman.” many who knew her as “a Renaissance true and landscapes and florals, all done in Stimson’s personal style color. in beautiful and proceeds raised through ticket sales Library. of the Friends Lane Memorial will benefit the circulation desk and at the Tuck Museum the about in information more Hampton For for cards. note five of set per $10 926-3368. call (603) sales, or note card raffle present present an art talk for adults at the North Hampton Public Library May on 7 Monday, at 7 p.m. as part of the library’s art program. on the community Move” “Currier Art.” and History New Hampshire Aponovich: at 964-6326. call the (603) library information, more Than a Rule is “Better Poke in Rebecca the Eye.” collected stories close-to-home and funny true, tell storyteller from all over the state when she visits the Mary E. Bartlett May 17 at 7 p.m. on Thursday, in Brentwood Library and free open to call the (603) For public. information, more 642-3355. Derby, Fishing annual Rec’s Hampton for out venture can 14 taking place at Batchelder Pond on 8-10 a.m. May 19 from on Towle Saturday, Hampton Farm Road in picked up at the Don’t to forget upon rec office registration. bring a fishing pole, some bait and a favorite lure, because of fish will be waiting. hundreds at 926-3932. (603) Department Recreation Kit at 4 p.m. to a.m. 10 9 from June Saturday, on Sale Pottery in at Exeter. 69 located High Street Pottery, Cornell and 6 ages for potter’swheel the on spin a including day, the and demonstrations. wheel with clay, up, hand-building apprentice by work of sale and show a and gift-giving, special Jessica Seaton. Plus, the annual sale of pottery seconds and experimental pieces will take place, and souvenirs will be available. will benefit Darfur relief. For more information, visit www. or kitcornellpottery.com call Kit at her studio at (603) 772- 6323. Public Library have announced that the library’s Knitting Group will meet Mondays during the months of May and June from 7-8 p.m. and Thursdays from 10-11 a.m. Room. Meeting Craig Roberta library’s in the ------To see some of Zaikowski’s Zaikowski’s of some see To Prior Prior to meeting his sup “I’m running for Presi “I asked for his leader Lipe said on Tuesday For years fire officials to do my own thing, but don’t I want to fall into ‘cookie cutter artist” role.” the work visit his Web www.demented site at denizens. com. For those wishing sell to his poster, contact Zai kowski at brian@ demented denizens.com. and and more world, prosperous those to up stand to how and who don’t. I know peace. make how to how and fight to I know who I am and what I want to do.” porters face-to-face with flurry a of handshakes well-wishes, and McCain his to cluded speech a stand con ing ovation. dent of the United a blessed States, country, a proud country, a hopefultry, the most coun powerful and prosperous country and the greatest force for good earth,” he on said. “And when I’m president, I keep it so.” intend to ship to bring the board selectmen of commission and together to get precincta new substation,” he said. “It’s been a tough hoe road and to it’s time. It’s for time the leaders of the town to come together and get it done.” centration problems, muscle and joint pain. and that his proposal is merely a temporary fix until a more permanent solution can be found. have sought to replace was that the station beach failing built in 1923. Lipe said Tues day he spoke regarding with future Welch plans fora permanent beach substa tions. 8 1 ------Tracey Tracey Boucher, Jordyn’s mother, For information on Jordyn’s Ride contact Joe Chalifour at (603) 664-6950. money to get to and from the hospital in Boston several times per week really can add up. The money raised from Jordyn’s Ride helps with those types of expenses.” says words cannot describe how grate ful her family is to see so many gener daughter. her help to willing people ous She is also thrilled that money can own. their like families other to be donated She reports that Jordyn continues her recovery and is doing well. 2007 visit www.JordynsRide.com or - - Zaikowski would like to “I just love doing this,” “We face formidable chal formidable face “We Adults can suffer from Lead-based paint that is The element is typically DEMENTED From 17A include a town Zaikowski’s map and zany ters. charac be able to sell his posters in gift shops and other stores throughout the state. said Zaikowski. “I’ve got to find my own avenue. I want experience as experience a military man and a politician as qualifiers for his election to the White House. lenges, but I’m not afraid of them. for prepared I’m them. I’m not the youngest didate. can But I am the how I know experienced. the most military works, what it can and better, do can it what do, what it should not do,” he said. “I know how Congress works, and how to make it not and country the for work mem its of re-election the just bers. I know how the world works. I know the good and the evil in it. I know how to share who leaders with work our dreams of a freer, safer are more sensitive damaging effects of lead. to the difficulties during pregnan cy and other reproductiveproblems. Other effects a as result of exposure to lead are high digestive blood problems, pressure, disorders, nervememory and con of Labor, which uncovered lead paint in during the a routine inspection ceilings in December. in good condition is usually not a hazard, but can it chip and peel to begins when it become problematic. more dangerous dren to than chil adults children's because growing bodiesabsorb more lead and their brains and nervous systems - - - - - 18 o 33, N “When you are caring for a sick child sick a for caring are you “When Joe Chalifour, Jordyn’s uncle, came ol that were in similar situations. there are a lot of necessities that insur ance doesn’t Chalifour cover,” said. “In Jordyn’s case she needed to go to home a sterile environment after the leaving hospital so changes needed made to to the Also, house. things like gas be life. up with the idea of organizing a char ity motorcycle ride in order to help his sister’s family defray some of the costs illness. Jordyn’s from that they incurred He also knew he wanted some of money to the go to other Seacoast families - - McCain, who turned Town Manager Fred The town was being Bays One and Four of the 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 can can meet any challenge we confront.” 70 last year, promoted his ordered ordered to address the issue of lead paint or close the sta tion following and inspec tion by the state Department areas. However, Lipe the said emergency medical ser vices supply room and the medical aid room would be allowed to remain open. Welch told the boardweek that he was concerned last shuttownwouldtothehave down the station the after bids to remove all of the all paint came in over $80,000. tion. The station will be cut approximately in half as sec tions of the building are cor doned off. station would be closed as well as the hose tower and thestorage maintenanceand ay ------| M ews N 2007 Coming Soon ic tlant A 18A | During a marrow drive held last In 2006 approximately 100 motorcy While the cost of reclaim The proposed cost to “We have to have fire ser fire havetohave “We "My proposal is to create MCCAIN From 4A RIDE From 3A SUMMER SUMMER From 1A age with with our matchless prosper ity, ingenuity, and strength us us to serve the same goal: to blessed country a that ensure Program Registry. At least three of those of three least At Registry. Program registrants were called upon to donate their marrow and potentially save a year, year, Jordyn’s story 1,000 area resident inspired to join the National nearly to help with the bone marrow drives of Jason Durkin, a York, Maine teenager who was also in need of a bone marrow transplant. cles took part in Jordyn’s Ride. In addi tion to the proceeds $1,000 was donated helpingfrom Jordyn’s Ride Jordyn, money as possible can be donated to the to donated be can possible as money kids for whom they are riding. reduced there is a cost in space further within the sta tion. ing the building is greatly ing a storage trailer to house supplies and other ment equipthat will no longer be able to be housed in the sta complete the includes testing work employees alsofor lead poisoning and rent vices here,” Lipe noted on Tuesday. it is his primary objective to maintain a fire suppression presence on the beach. a lead-free substation inside of the existing contaminated area," said Lipe, who stated would be expended toward the project. P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 19A age | P ews N ic tlant — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 Cyclists are pictured here taking part in ay 18 | M 18 | o 33, N a previous Exeter This Area event Lions year’s will Bike Tour. take place on June 10. ol READY TO ROLL — V - - - - ews N tlantic A the to For more information A A registration fee of $20 The 50-mile tour will reg The start and finish for This event will be spon STRATHAM | STRATHAM Get ready The tour is scheduled to pecial Lions Lions cycle for charity about taking part in the 16th Annual Exeter Area call Chairman Bill Bike LionsTour, DaGiau at (603) 418-0740. Cyclists will choose between a 10-, 25- or along a 50-mile scenic coastal route tour designed to accommodate riders of all skills. will be charged; minimum pledges will be $30. ister at 8:30 a.m. and begin at 9:00 a.m.; the 25-mile tour will register at 9:15 a.m. and begin at 10 a.m.; and the 10- mile tour will register at 10 a.m. and begin at 10:30 a.m. the bike tour pic a and Park Hill Stratham will be the nic lunch will be provided for participants. sored by Valerio’s Kitchen, Rejuvenations Professional Massage, and Rzepa Family raised Proceeds Chiropractic. chari Lions local benefit will ties. to hit the road when the 16th for annual Exeter charity Area Lions Bike Tour rolls out. be held on Sunday, June 10 at the Stratham on Hill Route Park 33 in Stratham. S 9 1 - - - ports S To To donate to this event, In addition, sponsors are Cart, $25. Also needed are items to be used as prizes, as well as other donations monetary to offset expens es. send a check to the address above, or call office the and church a representative will be happy to come and pick up the donation item. office at between 8:30 a.m. (603)and 12:30 926-2702,p.m., Monday through Fri day. needed to make this event truly successful. The follow ing levels of sponsorship are available: Corporate, $500; Hole, $100; Tee, $50; and — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo - - Pillows Wall Art Wall Unique Gifts 603-772-5491 Gifts Specializing In… With this ad With Lamps Jewelry Mon-Fri 10:30 - 5:30 • Sat 10:00-5:00 •Sun 12:00-4:00 20% OFF* Mailing List Customers receive an additional 5% Off* Mailing List Customers receive Beautiful Gift Baskets Now Available 157 Portsmouth Ave. 157 Stratham Portsmouth NH Ave. *Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer. Expires 05-31-2007 Expires other offer. *Not to be used in conjunction with any Free Gift Wrapping! Gift Free Entry forms (or names Located Behind The Country Stratham Store Dried Flowers Mother’s Day Mother’s Hampton Methodist Church (HUMC Golf Tournament), 535 Lafayette Road, Hamp ton, NH 03842. information, Forcall the church more the tournament also entitles participants to a goodie bag, a $10,000 hole-in-one, lon gest drive and closest to the taste a as well as contests, pin tantalizing grilled There is also lunch. the chance to enter a putting contest and a itemson bid aswell as raffle, at a short auction. of team checks should be sent to the members) and and homemade pastries breakfast to going get beforehand. Entry to everyone ------s A foursome lines up a putt for this year’s Hampton United Methodist w e N ntic a om tl .C A e th ews N to l a The shotgun start is at 8 The tournament is a Those who have benefit Not only that, but particithat,butonlyNot GREENLAND | Golf Entry forms are currently being accepted. Church Charity Golf Tournament, taking June Church place Charity 11 on Golf at Monday, Tournament, Breakfast Hill Golf Course. ci TIME TO SCRAMBLE — ic tlant pe a.m., and there will be plen ty of complimentary coffee be arranged. can entry and a group can enter as a single or a group less than four can submit join this event. fun Those who worthwhile desire to Getfoursomea together and entry cost of $100 per person, per $100 of cost entry or only $375 for a foursome. scramble format with an or medicine. andSeacoast residents need food rent, with assistance ing cent’s Kitchen at Hampton Beach; the Salvation Army; Hampton Beach; St. Vin faith Hospitality Network; the Free Medical Clinic at ed from past tournamentsinclude Seacoast Inter hungry, or hurting.hungry, residents who are homeless, nament will be used entire ly to help many Seacoast of their neighbors, as all of the proceeds from this tour pants will be helping many Hill Road in Greenland. day, June 11 at Breakfast June Hill 11 day, Golf Course on Breakfast ment, taking place on Mon Methodist Church’s annual Charity Golf Tourna fifth tion to boot by ing in participat the Hampton United prizes, and get a tax deduc enthusiasts can have a great time, eat good food, win S Golf tourney helps homeless A . ------ om .C ews N ic tlant A (CCRC) that provides For more information on The continued cuts in The Jeanne Geiger Crisis Hatch, Maryanna Founder RiverWoods at Exeter is a full continuum to seniors of as they care progress through the aging process. The of majority RiverWoods’ come into residents the com munity while they can live independently, and once at RiverWoods have the free dom of staying in the services com receiving and munity from it, need ever they should home care to assisted living, or skilled nursing, as care long-term their needs dictate. at RiverWoods cases, In most the in remain residents Exeter of balance the for community lives. their the join to or campus, new the for list wait the new campus, contact Cathleen Toomey at 658-1587. (603) legal advocacy, emergency shelter, and education and training workshops. state funding fortic violence domes programs growing and need for these ser vices makes the urgency to raise money all that important. more Last year more than 600 participants raised $70,000; this year’s goal $100,000. is Center is a non-profit orga nization whose mission to is empower the of members the community free to live from tion, fear, violence or intimida the threat of abuse by providing sup port, advocacy and educa tion. For more information call (978) 465-0999 or www.jeanne visit center.org. geigercrisis was born around a kitchen by a grass in 1980s, the table roots group of Seacoast resi dents interested in creating a community-oriented, posi envi secure and creative tive, ronment for retirement age more for worked They living. opening before years, 10 than 1994. in Woods the a of resident puts the Woods retire a knew “We way, this it be would a community ment godsend for the people Durham and in Exeter, but we had no idea how this would off.” take a non-profit organization, a Continuing Care Retirement Community ------unity omm The The architect on the proj The idea of RiverWoods This year the Walk has “This is an important Since its inception, the mar pre-construction The Currently, RiverWoods C the original building, has 201 building, the original independent apartments, 20 assisted living units, and a 40-bed skilled nursing opened cen which Ridge, The ter. in 2004, has 81 independent living units, 11 cottages, 27 assisted living units and 23 beds. nursing skilled ect is Mark a Moeller, LEED accredited architect principal with JSA and Inc, company architectural based an in Portsmouth; and the con LeCesse is company struction York. New from Construction Both JSA and LeCesse veterans of last RiverWoods’ are the Ridge. development, The include also will team design an environmental consultant. energy area community. special meaning as it marks the start of the 25th versary Anni Celebration of center. the milestone for Suzanne Dubus, us,” executive director says of the Jeanne Gei ger Crisis Center. “We can look back over the past years 25 and see the thousands of lives we have and look changed forward to outreach more and education.” Walk Against Violence has raisedclose to amillion dol larsto support free services fortheresidents ofourcom munities including; intervention, crisiscounseling for children, teens and adults, prevention services includ ing the 24 hour hotline, commons large a café, studio, room, beauty parlor/barber with room a dining and shop a private dining occasions. room special for keting phase of the is project being launched this month, and a waiting list has been started. to in begin the fall scheduled Construction is of 2008 and is anticipated to be completed in 2010. construction The of the project, which is estimated to $47 million, will cost be financed tax of issuance new a through bonds. exempt at Exeter has two campuses, mile a of quarters three about apart. The Woods, which is ------s s w e w e N N ntic ntic a a tl tl A A e e th th to to l l a a Within Within the new building, “RiverWoods “RiverWoods is here to “We do not enter into Along with the fam The Walk Against Vio EXETER | RiverWoods The new building will be NEWBURYPORT | The ci ci pe pe Step Step out against violence bers and examined the details details the examined and bers with our Board of Trustees and we are a be success.” will confident project this there will be common areas similar to the existing Riv erWoods campuses, with a arts living and room, library, crafts room, fitness pottery studio, aerobics pool, center, sited sited on 59 acres, adjacent to the Ridge campus, and will be approximately are plans Current feet. square 285,000 include will building the that 76 independent living apart ments, 28 cottages, 24 assist and ed units 16 living skilled beds. nursing serve the and community, it in that us to clear become has to the need, to respond order we should CEO create said people,” space more serve to Frank S. Crane, III. who Crane, has served as will CEO years, 12 for of RiverWoods April. in retiring be expansion lightly,” said Jus tine Vogel, chief operating officer and incoming CEO, who oversaw the develop ment of the num the Ridge reviewed have “We project. port. ily-friendly walk, activities include art projects for chil dren and live vided music by Thomas pro Machine Works Band. lence is for an participants opportunitytogether to stand againsttic violence domes and awareness about heighten the issues surrounding domestic vio lence and its impact on the residents of the Seacoast at the Exeter, Seacoast area’s premier life care community, has announced plans to add an additional neighborhood to their existing campuses in Exeter. Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center will hold its Walk 16th Against annual Violence Sunday, on May 20. miles The walk 3.5 starts a.m. at and finishes 11:30 at 3 p.m. at the Bartlet Mall, located on High Street Newbury S S RiverWoods announces new expansion RiverWoods 0 2 YSTEMS S UMPING P ATER W 18 o ASTE 33, N ol & W 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 YSTEMS ay S "WE DO IT ALL" "WE DO IT portable generators and more. | M ews OWER industrial usage, we are the company to call. N P We also rent,We sell and service industrial generators, ic tlant WE WE DO IT ALL All shapes, sizes, & makes models - loss of utility and power start up automatically within seconds to generator for your needs. These the systems ability have to sense position, continually guarding against the next loss of utility power. SCHERBON CONSOLIDATED, INC. SCHERBON CONSOLIDATED, We provide professional advice professional provide and assistance We in selecting the proper supply supply your home with emergency electrical power. When the power purposes for residential needs OR unit multi-megawatt for duty heavy small, with or without an enclosure, for occasional emergency back-up MERGENCY A 20A | to finding a solution for all your generator power needs. Whether big or is restored, the unit will automatically shut down returning to the "watch" E phone: 978-388-3132 | fax: 978-388-4037 | www.scherbon.com Since 1965 Scherbon Consolidated Inc.Amesbury MA in has been dedicated age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 21A age y | P a ews p D N o s ’ h r ic tlant S e h e Gift Cards t Furnishings ● g Organic soaps ● o ● a t M n 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 r i ay o f V s e e l 18 | M 18 | i t o r t Antiques o i Hours:Mon-Sat 10-5,closed Sunday 10-5,closed Hours:Mon-Sat ● Collectibles ● m Vintage Jewelry L 33, N e ● ol V M 17 High Street | Hampton Village, NH | 603-926-0808 | NH Village, Hampton | Street High 17 from from the 1 2 watches diamonds fine jewelery precious precious gems 1 HIGH ST 603.926.5503 COHEN’S JEWELERS Made To Order Made To HAMPTON, NH gold gold | silver | platinum Heart of Hampton Mother’s Rings Mother’s Happy Happy Mother’s Day .S. !! d . d H ifetime mit xam l e Dentistry C. S C. a Family Family en H tep S Gentle for nitial flowers... i H com . Municipal parking behind the store. all custom designed by... oad ff eet in bloom this Mother’s Day Mother’s That are always That always are R t Tulips, Hydrangeas Tulips, Geraniums, &Geraniums, More o H 03842 y n , , ARDS H afayette Spring for C ASHIONS F dentistgentle IFT CCESSORIES ampton . 861 L A H 603-926-4575 ealt | G 20% Store Hours: Store H www om 603.929.0055 ESIGNER IFTS NIQUE Hampton, NH Tuesday - Saturday 10-6 Saturday - Tuesday .C D G U on May 13th 461 Lafayette Rd. Hampton Village Celebrate Mom ews N Commercial Commercial & Residential | 603-926-5150 | Road 446 (Rte Lafayette 1) Hampton, NH ic tlant A . - om .C ews N ic tlant A There There is a main entrance Everyone is invited to poetry readings on May 19 from 7-9 p.m. on the front of the building as well as handicap access and an elevator on the left side of the building. Arts join Commit the Exeter tee for “Blossoms,” which is free and open to the public. For more information, write exeterarts or @comcast.net visit home.comcast.net. http://exeterarts. — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo - - - The exhibit, which crafted vessels, vibrant original there floral paint are ings by the Seacoast’s finest artists, plus a “pottery shop” with bud vases and flowers. includes such activities such as poetry readings, cal performances, musi a pottery gift shop, and more, on Saturdays runs and Sundays from 1-5 p.m., now through May 20. Upcoming eventsinclude a garden club activ mic” “open and 5 May on ity - - ews Artist Jean Roughan displays her painting for this year's Blossoms Show, N tlantic Your Choice Your $799 All Leather Chair A the to Area Area florists are working EXETER | The Exeter now on exhibit at Hall the Gallery. Exeter Town FLOWER POWER — pecial Show of Potters, Florists and Painters. with local potters to create botanical displays that will delight the senses. with the Along fresh cut flowers, silk arrangements and hand Arts Committee, a volunteer arts committee, is welcom ing spring with a splash in the lovely Exeter Town Hall Gallery with “Blossoms,” a Be in bloom with ‘Blossoms’ S 22 unity omm C Seabrook, NH : U.S. Route 1 : 603-474-2323 NHDover, : Dover Point Road : 603-749-0808 www.seacoastfurniture.com Tickets Tickets can be purchased There There will be food and It is just a fun evening all 615 Portsmouth Ave. : Greenland, NH (603) 431-7272 www.uncommonroom.com the way around, and those who don’t want to swing the cost of an entire ticket consider going can in on a ticket with a couple of people. located office Chamber the at at 120 Street Water in Exeter or by calling (603) 772-2411 with credit card information or online at www.exeterarea. org. to the party (under 18 years of age will not be admitted), which is worth the cost the ticket alone. of beverages along cash in $10,000 withwin to chance the as well as another $3,000 in cash prizes plus many other cash & premium prizes. 18 ! o Sat by Sat appt. by Jaguar , 33, N ● Vera Bradley Vera Valentino ol ● ● And More ● N. Hampton, NH ● Carrera Polo Coach Ray Ban Dr. Susan Fischer Dr. exam appointment exam Tickets tend to move Dr. Anthony Fusco Dr. Call to make an eye an make to Call for the entire family! entire the for Offering a Fine Selection of: Selection Fine a Offering 603.964.9340 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 sweepstakes ticket. quickly for this event, so it is tickets those get to suggested now, as there are only tickets 400 sold. Each ticket $100 is and admits two people Ballgame,” Ballgame,” and will feature a ballpark menu as well as a chance to win $10,000 cash in just by purchasing a t ay r a t s - | M o ! t s e y ews l s ews r s N Seacoast Village a a l N ● e g Sunglasses? o n u o t s tlantic r g e ic tlant n v A i e r n a Who Doesn’t Need the e We Accept Most We s ' Medical Insurance t w I to Impact-resistant sun children. Available children. in Available A 22A | The theme for the eve EXETER | The 24th performance eyewear for prescription & sunglasses. factor for eye diseases such as tion. Sweepstakes Sweepstakes tickets on sale Long term sun exposure is a risk cataracts and macular degenera- pecial Wearing sunglasses protects your Wearing Hours: 10am-5pm Mon/Thu 10am-7pm,Tue/Wed/Fri age eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays. 29 Lafayette Rd. ning is “Take Me Out to the the Elm Street Dining Hall at Phillips Exeter Academy beginning at 5:30 p.m. hosted by the Exeter Chamber of Area Commerce, will be held June on 22 Friday, at Annual Sweepstakes event, S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 23A age y m em | P d e ad ews d c a N progra nee nce ns ic tlant VBS VBS io da t t a ts i n do uppor s benef le s ’ ’ 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 r a c s ay se sing undrai rai F ard drai ‘C Y n h s 18 | M 18 | u F o ri I 33, N HAMPTON HAMPTON | High Winnacunnet School freshman May Stratham of Academy Dance Irish Murray | SOMERSWORTH SEACOAST | The Youth Group of the East Kingston Pickard has been invited to participate as a student ambassador ambassador student a as participate to invited been has Pickard upcoming her fund help To program. to People in People the trip to six Holly May European countries, her at place is taking planning 12-13, a May of weekend two-day the sale yard Lane home in May Hampton. is furniture, — from seeking the currently donations sale yard of variety wide a community items, household clothing, etc. — gently used and in good Anyone shape. who would like to donate to this important @comcast. may do her at so effort mayineurope by e-mailing 929-4115. (603) call or net, will “An present of Evening Irish Craic (Fun)” on Saturday, at located May 5 Club, at Country 6 at p.m. the Sunningdale at this Featured event will by in 301 Street Green Somersworth. entertainment Irish auction, silent buffet, hour, Banna cocktail a An be by music Dancers, Academy Dance Irish Murray the guest special a be for and a a for trip two raffle to Rovers, and also the Dover Ceoil will There SMIreland. by donated Ireland and Kieran dancers Championship World Irish by appearance at raised proceeds person; per $30 are Tickets Coleman. Conor For this Academy. the event will Irish Dance benefit Murray 750-5075 (603) call information, more or for reservations ticket www.murrayirishstep.com. visit or United Community Church Methodist and People’s United Methodist Church (PUMC) in Fremont, is sponsoring two Saturday, On fundraisers PUMC. to at 25-29 help June held support be to this scheduled summer’s School, Vacation Bible held dinner spaghetti eat” can you “all an be will 5 there May 10 and is $7; children for adults Cost 5-7 p.m. at from PUMC be will there a eat for under $4. on In $5 addition, Car Wash Methodist United Community 9 Kingston June East Saturday from 9 Church a.m. to 12 about noon. For more information these fundraisers or this summer’s or at and 642-3561 Mary (603) George call Howard Vacation Bible program, School 642-6870. (603) at Gallant Kim ol V ------A 15-minute break will be break A 15-minute “Got Art?” allows young The enrollment cost for The Historical Society The Historical Society refundable refundable deposit of $25 is class secure to 15 June by due bal remaining The placement. is ance July due than no later 10. Additional sessions are Roches in Durham, available For ter more and infor York. mation, scheduling specifics 380- (603) call a brochure, and 6142. located at 135 Daniel Street in Street Daniel at 135 located asked are Parents Portsmouth. to pick their child up by at day each and p.m. 12:15 least than earlier off them drop not a.m. 8:45 offered between each disci encour are parents and pline, aged to provide their child with a snack and a bottle of flip-flops or sandals No water. other or sneakers allowed; are tied shoes are preferred for classes. dance performers to explore their individual gifts building alongside a strong sense teamwork. Guest of artists will also teach disciplines specific up to a open in new an effort possibility. arts program this performing is $195 per student. A non- will will sign if desired. Grange old the in is Museum building, located Falls Crawley Road in Brent at 140 wood. The programs, special plus the regular exhibits of intriguing Brentwood toys, clothing, retail store items, record books graphs, and all make a visit well photo it. worth meets at the the second museum Thursday of on the month from April through at November, 7:30 p.m. Visi wel and encouraged are tors come to attend, and is always time there at the end of refreshments, for evening the questions, and conversation. For more information, call Norman Wilson, president, at 642-6997. (603) er er will be Peter Randall, the renowned New Hampshire photographer and publisher. His program will focus on his latest book “Images New of Hampshire Then and Now.” Copies of the will book be available, which he 23 ------s s w e w e N unity omm N C ntic ntic a a tl tl A A e e wood study th th to to l l a a Classes Classes are held Monday PORTSMOUTH | Theatre | Theatre PORTSMOUTH This course intensive into to is Art?’ “Got scheduled instruc of cast talented The Dr. Dr. Rock’s topic will be who visitors and Members He will have a 10X mag Coming up at next BRENTWOOD | The Meeting Meeting features ci ci pe pe actor George Hosker, Jr., Bal Jr., actor Hosker, George let New England Executive local Lemire, Martha Director actress Mari award-winning Profession and Marangelli an al and Silly Person children’s Wellington. Todd performer, through Friday from 9 a.m. until 12 noon at the Connie Bean Community Center, classes classes for young performers will be offered this summer program a two-week through Art?” “Got entitled help will of theater the world each participant every discover possibility. A tiered three- approach, taught by professionals in the of acting, fields dance, music and improvisation will enhance not only each child’s talents and esteem self but their also confidence. be July 16-27, from in session pre a with performance final 11 at 29 July Sunday, on sented Fair. Stratham the at a.m. director/ writer/ include tors producer/ playwright and Professor of Natural Resourc Natural of Professor es and Earth, Oceans, at Space UNH. and “Would You Believe? Archae an as Wood of Study The ological in Tool Understand ing the Past.” want to learn more their about own buildings, furni ture or tools are welcome to bring samples of wood for Rock to examine. Dr. nification hand lens and 30X a dissecting scope avail able to aid in identification. If greater magnification required, Dr. Rock is will offer on lab his to piece the take to campus. month’s meeting on Thurs speak guest the 14, June day, Brentwood Historical Soci Historical the at meet will ety Society Museum on Thurs day, May 10 at 7:30 p.m., at speaker guest the time which will be Barrett Rock, PhD, S S Get theatrical with Art?’ ‘Got en ens gard gard t r a ne our t ai ms le a otes nt ns g s oo a o n i e l c bl p ’ ’ N n ak b b o es u meet i , , n b cl nt o u ses e a u en cl l P c P o f or ard f arden G n om hop G .C io s ss ews a ork N P ‘ W The The next workshop will be held at Fellowship Hall on This sale is the largest Rye Driftwood Garden Club Plants, Plants, contributed from the gardens of Driftwood Club The The club’s annual Plant and Bake Sale will be held at 485 “A “A Passion for Peonies” will be the topic of a program RYE | RYE of meeting The monthly the regular Driftwood Rye There There will be something for everyone, and many garden Many Many types of plants — perennials, herbs and annuals, HAMPTON HAMPTON | The Hampton Garden Club will hold their Sheila Roberge, a Discovery Center Volunteer, will lead club club lead will Volunteer, Center Discovery a Roberge, Sheila EXETER EXETER | The Exeter Area Garden Club will be meeting The The workshop will be held on May Saturday, 19 from 10 and color different material, plant will discuss Participants Just Just in time for the growing season, the Hampton Beach Container Container gardening is practical, versatile and full of HAMTPON HAMTPON | The growing season is coming ever closer (603) 964-8728. (603) swag. Signs-ups for the workshop will take place at May the place take will workshop the for Signs-ups swag. 15 meeting. For more information, call Priscilla Jenness at compose compose with seashells (provided) to create a wreath or Tuesday, June 5 at 9:30 Tuesday, a.m., at which time will participants Hampshire. Hampshire. Connie Paula Scully, Shay and Priscilla Brown year. this Sale Bake and Plant the for chairmanship share educational educational speakers at regular meetings and a scholarship for a horticultural student from the University of New fundraising event of the year, and proceeds provide funding funding provide and proceeds of the year, event fundraising for beautification projects throughout the town, as well as And, And, a white elephant table will feature garden-related. are that numerous some including items, members, are to members, proven be in hardy this The area. bake sale breads. and pies brownies, cookies, cakes, baked home offers and on Sunday, May 19 from 9 a.m. until 12 noon. 12 until 9 a.m. from 19 May Sunday, on and Wallis Road in Rye on Friday, May 98 18 to am.. from 2 p.m. on in Road Friday, Rye Wallis committee for this meeting. this for committee presented by Kenneth Liberty, president of the Peony Maine president Liberty, by Kenneth presented hostess the of chairman as serve will O’Brien Marilyn Society. Center. in in Fellowship Hall of the Congregational Church at Rye Garden Garden Club will be held May on 15 Tuesday, at 9:30 a.m. their their plants or garden-related items for the details. for sale; 926-2427 (603) at Power call Jean questions. The questions. public is welcome to by participate donating club members will be on hand to answer plant or gardening be will on or members club plant to hand gardening answer items. items. Members will also be sharing their cooking skills as sale. their in included be will goods baked some some of which come gardens — will from be for sale garden along with other garden-related club members’ own Hampton Garden Club’s only fundraiser for the year. the for fundraiser only Club’s Garden Hampton Courthouse, Courthouse, located on Winnacunnet Road. This is the annual Plant and Bake Sale on Saturday, May 19 from 8 May 19 a.m. from on Sale Saturday, and Bake Plant annual to 1 p.m. on the grounds of the former Hampton District and and federated clubs. For more information, call Abbie-Jane 775-0434. (603) at Anderson and Aurora DeMelo. New members are always welcome, and and welcome, always are members New DeMelo. Aurora and membership provides to entitlement in participate the state members members on a tour of the Hostesses for center. the meeting are Ida chairman; Moriarty, Sharon Osborne, Sue Bowman on Thursday, May 17 at 9:30 a.m. at the Great Bay Discovery Bay Discovery May 17 at at a.m. the Great 9:30 on Thursday, Stratham. in Road Depot on located Center, 0015 or Linda at (603) 929-3850. (603) at Linda or 0015 to register or for more information call Geannina at (603) 926- (603) at Geannina call information more for or register to container types. This workshop will be fun and informative; will be fun This workshop and types. informative; container a.m. to 12 noon at the Precinct Meeting Room at the Hampton Hampton the at Room Meeting Precinct the at noon 12 to a.m. Avenue. Ashworth on located station, fire Beach and care. and aspects aspects of container gardening including design, planting Beautification Committee will conduct a workshop exploring exploring workshop a conduct will Committee Beautification including flowers, spaces. small in gardening for useful herbs especially is containers and vegetables. Growing in possibilities. possibilities. Almost anything can be grown in containers, have a great deal of space often turn to container gardening. container to turn often space of deal a great have for the Seacoast area, and those who love to garden but don’t don’t but garden to love who those and area, Seacoast the for ic tlant A . om .C ews N RTS ic tlant a Bi-Weekly p 1.95 2 o e $ SSU i aUT D 3, e S me U U | vol 70% S le OM C A ehi DS v up to ion T .C ifie SAVE m & Dona NEED AIRBAGS FOR YOUR REPAIRABLE? Five Star Airbags is the nations largest OEM airbag supplier. See Page 15 for more details. on your next auto purchase R ll rights reserved. ll rights reserved. a o T S SS | S agazine. m FEATURE CAR FEATURE la | Repo’ T ago C . uto Repairables L a le Thef| UIDE T www.autorepairablesmag.com o T urcie m Copyright 2007 G © RY 1–20, 2007 Clean & SalvageTi a pho BRU NOW AVAILABLE IN: MA, NH, CT, ME, VT, RI and just added NY & NJ fe 7KQKdSXO UTO 2003 Lamborghini Collision Damage to the Front Left 3/4 Nose Elite Motors Inc. For more information call 718-629-6900 See ad on page 55 A HE , NH • (603) 926-4557 , NH • (603) 926-4557 • T OM remains the area’s AMPTON AMPTON NH.C • H • H 24 Atlantic News EWS NE NE N The Truck Guide Truck The O O The Auto Guide.Com Auto The weekly newspaper, published every The Beach News Beach The EACH The Atlantic News Atlantic The Hire Us Today! Hire Us OUTE OUTE FREE other free truck results for yourself publication. in print or www.TheAutoGuide.Com on line See at the New England’s most FREE auto magazine widely is published biweekly distributed and distributed to a larger area other than any automotive publication. results for yourself in See print or the www.TheAutoGuide.Com on line at New England’s magazine is newest distributed published to FREE a biweekly larger truck and area than any • B reality - call us today! - reality your publication go from an idea to a Large Large or small, our expert staff can make publications. • R • R and culinary tidbits; and many, many other many many, and tidbits; culinary and England, which is lled with unique recipes recipes unique with lled is which England, health programs; and Tastes of New every Friday at AtlanticNews.Com. every Friday at which handles numerous road race and items of note. You can download the items newspaper entire of note. You Thursday, Thursday, covering real local news, sports and other largest largest OM the Seacoast region the With With delivery to 26,000 homes and businesses across publication at BeachNewsNH.com. publication at BeachNewsNH.com. areas across the beaches. See a sample of this informative this of sample a See beaches. the across areas areas across the beaches. See a sample of this informative this of sample a See beaches. the across areas Day to the Hampton Beach Seafood Festival in high-traf c high-traf in Festival Seafood Beach Hampton the to Day Day to the Hampton Beach Seafood Festival in high-traf c high-traf in Festival Seafood Beach Hampton the to Day Seacoast, the Beach News is distributed from Memorial Seacoast, the Beach News is distributed from Memorial 18 The largest free weekly summer tourist publication on the the on publication tourist summer weekly free largest The The largest free weekly summer tourist publication on the on publication tourist summer weekly free largest The o .C OAD OAD repaired repaired or used as spare parts; Racer’s Resource, magazine that specializes in autos ready to be Restaurant Association; Auto Repairables, a of clients, such as FIRA, the Favorite Independent work nal from design printing to for the a variety In addition to our in-house publications, we handle 33, N ol R R EWS N 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 ay | M AFAYETTE AFAYETTE ews TLANTIC N A See What We Have To Offer! To Have We What See ic tlant The experienced staff at Connelly Communications LLC produce these fi more! and many publications ne fi produce these LLC Communications staff at Connelly experienced The 893 L 893 L A 24A | age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - 25A age | P em ews ark N ‘ Come on down to Eaton ic tlant P Park, watch a game under thelights, andsupport your favorite teams this summer when the Hampton Men’s Softball League steps up to the plate. For moremation about infor the league or sponsorship opportunities, or to join a Darold team, contact Mosher 926-4404. at (603) old 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 H ay Seabrook, NH Seabrook, (603) 474-3065 18 | M 18 | o ournaments exas 33, N Games are played at ol Route 107 off I-95 at Exit 1 Route 107 off www.seabrookgreyhoundpark.com V board as well. Eaton Park nights on at Monday 6:15p.m., p.m., and 8:15 7:15 Tuesdays, Wednesdays p.m.; and and Thursdays at 7:15 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. The seasonrun through Friday,August will 31, and weekly appear stats will in News. the Atlantic T T - - reyhound oker ews G N P harity Every Wed, Thur, & Friday from 3:00 p.m. to Midnight & Friday from 3:00 p.m. Thur, Every Wed, Every Saturday & Sunday from 12:00 Noon to Midnight C League President, Dar in playing onencouraged a team to is come on ital of Portsmouth, Wally’s Restaurant Beach, at and Dunkin’ Donuts Hampton at Plaistow. old Mosher invites Hamp tonarea businesses toact as sponsors and be during involved the annual softballseason. Anyone interested & Greyhound Racing. & Greyhound 25 - - s w e N of Thoroughbred, Harness of Thoroughbred, unity omm Great Food..... tlantic ntic C a tl Call (603) 926-4557 Today! It’s a Great Escape ... A e A 7 Days & 7 Nights of Simulcasting 7 Days & 7 Nights And Quiet Conversation. th eabrook to he l Your Best Your Option For All Advertising Your Needs! a HAMPTON | The 2007 This year’s teams are ci T S pe Men’s Men’s league ready to ‘play ball’ ing Company, Cedar Hill,Methuen Glass, Direct Cap Hampton Men’s League Softball has begun play season with nine the roster. teams on Kelly Precision, Boardwalk Café, O’Brien’sStore, Macek’s General Landscap S ------Garrison Players is a Items in the silent and live live and silent in the Items or online at www.garrison players.org. nonprofit, volunteer-based community theatre dedicated group to enriching the cultural life by of presenting the ity theatrical high-qual area performances geared for family audienc es. Visit their Web site more forinformation. hampton.org. handicapped-accessibleGarrison Players Arts Cen ter, located on Route Rollinsford. 4 in Evening formances per at 8 Sunday matinees p.m. at 3 and p.m. Tickets, at $15 and for $10 adults for available students, are by calling750-4ART or(800) 838-3006, (603) auctions auctions will include vaca tion sports getaways, tickets, to gift certificates collectibles, chests toy and businesses, local decorated by SHS students. The evening will Legacy the of end presentation with the event for this Tickets Awards. are $25 per person and may Cher by calling be purchased yle Bartolo at (603) 926-3254, or e-mailing at cbartolo@shs buffet dinner follows at 6 p.m. p.m. 6 at follows dinner buffet and Jean St. James Auctioneers live the off kick will Bean Rick p.m. 7:30 at auction ------s w e s N w e N Sacred Heart School students do their part their do students School Heart Sacred ntic a ntic tl a om tl A .C e A e th ews th N Time to bid Time at to to l OLMM auction l a a Performance dates for Directed by Mary Ruth DOVERGarrison| Play Doors Doors open at 5:30 p.m. The The benefit auction sup HAMPTON | Our Lady of of Lady Our | HAMPTON ci event. — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo for the OLMM annual auction by adding decorative touches to toy chests that will be auctioned off during the May 11 ci AUCTION ART — ART AUCTION ic tlant pe pe Take the ‘Road to Take Mecca’ 11-13 and 18-20 at the “Road to Mecca” are May that she begins to recreate. begins to have Mecca, visions an illuminated of city lage crazy person as she who, after the death of her husband, becomes the vil tells the story of a an eccen tric woman in South Africa Lynn, “Road to Mecca” Bethesda, South Africa. gested by the life and work of Helen Martins of New “Road to Mecca,” a drama by Athol Fugard and sug 07 season this month with ers will close their 2006- for registration, hors d’oeuvres d’oeuvres hors registration, for and a silent auction. A gala selflessly give selflessly their time and community. the to talents while while the honors Legacy special people Award who ports ports Sacred Heart School, Hampton. 11 11 at the Galley Hatch Con ference Center at the Inn at Award event May on Award Friday, in Hampton will hold its 14th 14th its hold will in Hampton annual Auction and Legacy the Miraculous Medal Church Church Medal Miraculous the S S A for young Van Goghs Van for young Positive impact Positive . om .C ews N ch trip meet hur e clambak ic tlant to C ’ ee lub ems L A otes D C oxwoods at s ’ F N sale omen W headlines plant schedules ocal L egion nnual eabrook L S A ichardson R LEE | The 16th annual Lee Church plant sale will be held More than 2,000 perennials, shrubs, groundcovers and Featured this year are three varieties of bleeding hearts, A beef stew/ salad bar supper will be held concurrently portion of the will proceeds be A used to help support the Wauchope Barb call event, this about information more For PORTSMOUTH | New Mexico Governor PORTSMOUTH and Democratic The sold-out event will be held at the Portsmouth Elks Also speaking at the clambake will be Congresswoman SEABROOK | The Seabrook Women’s Club will be The program will feature Peter S. McKinley, Ph.D., Refreshments will be served by hostesses Fran Mello, The Seabrook Women’s Club has been in existence since Members are proud of their annual scholarship awards to The club meets every second Thursday of each month KENSINGTON | The Kensington American Legion The bus, which is handicapped-accessible, will depart Seats are $30 per person, which includes bus fare and $25 Seats are limited; reserve now to avoid disappointment. on Friday, May 18, from 4-7 p.m. and from 9 Saturday, May a.m. 19, to 1 p.m. at located on the Route 155 in the center of Lee. Lee Church Congregational, offered. be will — grown field them of most — plants shade cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, include will plants Vegetable basil and other herbs. named varieties of hostas and daylilies, delphinium, hybrid fall asters. and with the Friday evening sale from 5-7 p.m., and while snacks a light lunch will Gardeners be will be on available hand to answer on gardening questions Saturday. Master and discuss joining the Master Gardener Program for those who are interested. developing of families helping to dedicated Project” “Bucket countries grow fresh vegetables during dry seasons. at (603) 659-8857. Presidential candidate, Bill Richardson is candidate, the Bill guest Richardson of Presidential honor at the fourth annual Rockingham County Democratic Party Clambake. Club on May the 6. afternoon of Sunday, Carol Shea-Porter, Executive Councilor Bev Hollingworth, and US Senate candidates including astronaut Jay Buckey, Portsmouth Mayor Steve Marchand, and Katrina Swett. holding their first meeting of 2007 on at 7 Thursday, May p.m. at 10 the Warren Precinct Building, located Seacoast next Kayak on on Route Seabrook 1A Beach. to informational His Audubon. NH with biologist conservation talk will be about local seashore birds. Gerry Kearney DeFrancesco, and Winnie Camille Lacey. 1976. The object of the club shall be to stimulate interest for the betterment of the community. senior Seabrook resident students from Winnacunnet High School, in addition to the Elementary club’s School, donations to the Seabrook resident soldiers Firefighters’serving overseas. Toy Bank, and to from April to their final meeting of the year, Party the Holiday in December. Membership is open to any resident who Seabrook is over 20 years of age. For more information, Carole-Jean Donohue at (603) call 474-9866. Treasurer Auxiliary will host a trip to Foxwoods Casino on Thursday, May 24. at 6:45 a.m. sharp from the Legion parking lot, located on Route 150. It will return to Kensington 7:30 p.m. at approximately back in vouchers from Foxwoods. Participants play Bingo and have a raffle on the ride down, and watch a movie and have a snack on the way home. Additional trips are scheduled for August 23 and October (603) at Sonya call trip a book to or information more For 25. 772-9292 or Kathie at (603) 772-1660. ------Concord Stratham Jan Feuer Mary Smyk folks EWS , Intake Specialist Parent Association Parent N hanks NH Foster Adoptive & T The Newmarket Commu Newmarket The To the Editor: To May is Foster Care To find out how you can To To Ms. Pelosi it is prob gardeners will another meet in their one areas celebrate and the timeless tradi tion of growing their vegetables, own flowersfruit. and nity Garden Group invites the interested public to join them in support maiden of season for their a garden local adventure. To sign up for a plot or to find out more about the project, con at gkwings tact Gail Wingate @aol.com, call Dudley at 659-1414, or visit Elizabeth http://newmarket-community-garden. wikispaces. com. si encourage our Where enemies. would you draw the line on their patriotism? Month. Please join thanking the me foster parents, in foster-adoptive parents and the kinship caregivers who have accepted a children in need into their homes and lives. They all do an amaz ing job and are some of the nicest people it has been my pleasure to meet over years. the become a foster adoptive or parent foster call local Portsmouth DCYF yourfos ter care worker at (800) 821- 0326. by reckless pronouncements constitute would actions and calling someone a We traitor? each can set me, I feel that she line but, to our own crossed it some time ago. ably fair to add Hampshire Congress Repre our New sentatives Shea-Porter and Hodes. I find it hard not to extend the blame to for these any increase in or attacks deaths of They our along military. with Ms. Pelo Now featuring even 26 ------When You Appear In The… When You Your Customers Will Find You You Customers Will Find Your EACH lower advertising rates than last year! B How does one draw the The garden plots are The goal of the group is Again, they are willing The Democratic Speaker The administration asked Let’s see what some of Second, now that they GREEN From 9A Call (603) 926-4557 Today! line when it comes to deter patriotism? person’s a mining How much aid to the enemy graciously offered the use of this in-town property. sponsored by the Newmar ket Community Group, a non-profit organi Garden zation made up of Newmar ket residents and University of New Hampshire Exten sion specialists who joined have together space available for local resi to make dents to garden. to strengthen the Newmar ket community by ing the foster production of local foods and bringing together diverse community dents. Through this project, resi to aid the enemy, demoral ize our troops and put any stumbling blocks they can to hurt the conduct of the war. of the House, Nancy Pelosi, recently went to the Middle East and met with the head of Syria, Bashar al This is Assad. one of the countries that are known to sponsor terrorism, trainbomb homicide and fighters terrorist ers. her not to go. At the time same Ms. Pelosi would not meet with our charge of generalthe conduct of the in Iraq war and “the surge” in particularlyIraq. General Petraeus is recognized as a devoted, extremely capable leader of our troops in Iraq and yet she refused to meet with him. these other might be. First, as they have motivations demonstrated again, time most Democrats hate and President Bush with a ven geance and are willingcompromise their patriotism to just to get back at him. have a majority in the Con gress, they are willing to do anything to insure that they gain the power of the presi dency in 2008. ------ 18 ’ o Merrimack 33, N Wendy Thomas Wendy ol actions em unbelievable D ‘ To the Editor: To It is hard to believe the that believe really they Do As the mother of six chil Americans and people We We need to teach them When Franklin D. Roos We We could not deny that When I asked about what 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 their actions? arrogance arrogance of the leaders and many members of the Dem ocratic Party that are in our Congress. they know more about how to conduct the war in then Iraq the administration that is charged with the conduct of or the are war, there other motivations that account for go through every day will and fight for what matters to them. dren, I want a president to be someone they can their make to on depend and trust That person brighter. futures for us is Hillary Clinton. of his campaign slogans was, slogans campaign his of "Boy! Do we need a change!" Well for Hillary it be, "Girl! We need should a change now!" across New including myself, are ready Hampshire, for that change and tor Clinton Sena is going to lead that change. president We who understands need what a working class families al System was broken. could We not lie, she said neither but could we ever take away their hope. We could and should involve them in efforts to make things better. what Hillary America is a said, land of great ness and that if that we all work together, even the children, we can make a difference. evelt ran for President, one message she to could the youngest of give cans, Ameri the children who are too young to vote is what about care to enough but old States United the in on going and the world, her response was that we could never lie to them. we were in a Global war or warming that issue or was that the Education an most of all, is that she plans on including Americans on her team (she made several comments like, I'm going to look at Health Care but I'm also going to ask you to do your part to stay healthy). ay ------| M ews N Hampton illary H Ed MacDonald ic tlant with ope A 26A | What I saw in Hillary But after hearing what To the Editor: To When my husband and I To paraphrase radio com To Both of the Rexall and FS&T’s statement that LETTERS LETTERS rom F 9A H age articulate. She thought-out had plans. She had well- a direction, and what I liked on that Saturday was mate rial that was She presidential. was strong. She was sage for hope and direction for the I've children, decided to fully support Hillary. she had to say, both to the audience and in response to my question about her mes leaning towardDemocratic candidate another president. for took our children to see Sen ator Hillary Clinton speak at Hampton, I was already complete story. story.” Or should I say PART Or should I say PART story.” of the rest of the story? Not sure we’ll ever know the a backyard main”? “now mentator Paul Harvey, you’ve heard the rest of the #7, in reference to the Drift Motel, is there mention “another service of was tied to an additional Change $5,445 Order #7) to Zoppo (see to reconnect the Drift Motel? Or, why in Change Order reconnect reconnect the drug store (see Change Order why #2)? the town And, had to pay don’t understand is why the town had to pay tional an $17,700 addi to Zoppo to Drift Motel was the infrastructure before existed long designed and bid. What I her with the total number of reconnections Zoppo made at the town’s expense. to the former chairman that Hampton’s DPW should director be able to provide her request — to substanti ate my claim that the town had paid Zoppo to indicated also I services. nect recon by me. These were two con crete examples provided to the former chairman — at Boulevard Boulevard were performed within the town's right-of- way” again is not contested “hook-up of Rexall Drug and Drug Rexall of “hook-up a property on the corner of Concord Avenue and Ocean Evidently FS&T has a ferent definition dif of “equally and fairly” than I do! “abutting property owners” but we had to pay to recon nect while others did not. P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 27A age | P 2SEA TV ews age ports P istings N S L ic tlant A 1SE e ag 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 P ay | | — Atlantic News Photo by Amber R. West s w e N c i 18 | M 18 | nt o a tl A 33, N ol V 4, 2007 | | 2007 4, ay Six-year-old Alexa Six-year-old Palasciano and look her Jennifer, over mother, her 18 | M | 18 o 33, N 33, l o V artwork entitled “Recycled Rocket” during the 11th annual Great Bay Kid’s Company Art Show. WORKS OF ART — - - - - - application to closing 27 • Personalized service• Personalized from • pre-approval Free • Fixed rate mortgages • No closing cost ARMs* • First time home buyer program • Convenient online application Concord • (April 2007) Lee • The art show, held on April 26, is a cel Funding for the Great Bay Kid’s Com Kelly Kenney, a teacher at the youth cen In addition, the program leaves a "posi Manchester and the programs available, greatbaykids.org. go To to learn more www. about the National Association of the ChildrenYoung visit Education www.naeyc.org. of then the norm of after school TV and hours on the Internet. ebration of the "Week of the Young Child." The intention of this special week is to shift the community focus to the youngof artists the community, that celebrating are programs provided by ciationfor the Education theChildren Young of National Asso (NAEYC). pany is provided find by out more about various the Great Bay grants.Facility To the children themselves. For they, are in pushing fact, forward for the opportunities provided to the children of the Kid’sGreat Company centerBay every day. ter, says she loves the after school program and observes that "the community youths reallyaregetting lotoutatheofprogram … that is afforded before and after school." tive" impact on the students allowingchildren to the express their individuality and creativity through healthy networks rather • - - Exeter • (not open to public) Rochester • www.necu.org www.necu.org 1-888-436-1847 Dover • The Perfect Home, Before You Look For Before You y a om e uid for young Van Goghs Van for young riter est Portsmouth Naval Shipyard .C W W D 3SEA-9SEA Portsmouth ews R. he traffic is thick, parents and and throngs happy of children bustle into the Exeter Arts facility located Find The Right Mortgage. N EE FR 7 7 ages mber P And remember, it’s easy to become a at to easy it’s NECU. become member And remember, closing goes smoothly.goes closing And, end there. servicesNECU every it doesn’t or necu.org 1-888-436-1847. call visit apply, we loan To home make. so that you can make a well-informed decision that’s right for you. right that’s so decision you that can a make well-informed to to sure make detail your attention our with personal It continues At Northeast Credit Union, the right mortgage starts with the application. the with starts mortgage right the Union, Credit Northeast At options, your the take will to time explain Specialist Our Mortgage for complete details. Subject to credit approval. *The No Closing Cost offer applies to 5/5, 3/3 andtaxes and insurance 1/1and interim (prepaid) interest.ARMs In some cases, the borroweronly. may incur the cost of repairs Borrowerto the prop- is responsible for payment ertyof inorderto meet NECU collateral all requirements, asconditiona propertyofcredit approval. Member agrees toreimburse NECU for closing costs paid by us, if member prepays the loan within 2 years of closing. Contact a NECU mortgage specialist The teachers walk throughout the crowd The classrooms are crammed full with Each room in the Exeter Arts facility is T Welcome to the 11th Annual Great Bay G TV A ontributing ic tlant shaking hands with young proud artists, smiling parents more proudly and then display the artistic expressions with which the teachers have filled their students. on walls — anywhere there is a place to Exeter’s youth creations. Art is suspended from ceilings, standing on tables, hanging even a multi-medium display. ing wire sculpting, stained glass, clay and contributions to the show. The filled rooms with varying are mediums of art, includ years to grade five) and their featured art dedicated to a grade level (from ages two children wear proud smilesations on display. for the cre the next Vincent Van Gogh, while other along, excited to show their works Through the noise one of child boasts of being art. Once inside, children pull their parents Kid’s Company Art Show, the sign boasts. on 13 School Street. y C B Positive impact Positive A . ------. ------om om .C .C AVP AVP From ews ews N N MLS Soccer Toughest Cow Toughest Premiership Volley Beach MLS Soccer Alabama at Ten Tourna NCAA Tourna NCAA Fishing Outback Cham Outback Cham Outback Cham Outback Cham Outback Cham Alabama at Ten WWE Monday c tlanti Friday Friday (Live) ic tlant Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Monday USA FOXSN WSBK-38 FOXSN ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN NESN NESN NESN NESN NESN ESPN2 ESPN2 FOXSN ESPN2 RODEO Tuesday Tuesday A TENNIS Saturday Saturday Saturday Thursday SOCCER Teams TBA. (Taped) Teams SOFTBALL Beach Volleyball Volleyball Beach | WRESTLING VOLLEYBALL AVP Crocs Tour — Wom Crocs Tour AVP (Taped) rts A The event is sponsored For tickets call Kathryn A Night Raw boy Chicago Fire at New England Revolution. From Gillette Sta dium in Foxboro, Mass. (Live) Soccer Real Salt Lake at Colorado Rap ids. From Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Colo. Commerce City, (Live) nessee. (Live) nessee. (Live) pions Series — Champions Cup Boston — Third Round. From Boston. (Live) pions Series — Champions Cup Boston — Third Round. From Boston. (Same-day Tape) pions Series — Champions Cup Boston — Fourth Round. From Boston. (Live) pions Series — Champions Cup Boston — Fourth Round. From Boston. (Same-day Tape) pions Series — Champions Cup Boston — Championship Match. From Boston. (Same-day Tape) TBA. ment Semifinal — Teams From Columbus, Ohio. (Taped) TBA. From ment Final — Teams Columbus, Ohio. (Live) FOXSN — Final. Women’s Crocs Tour From Miami. (Taped) ball en’s Final. From Huntington Beach, Calif. (Taped) Key West, Fla. (Taped) 9:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 9:30 a.m. midnight. Tickets are per $35 person and includes sumptuous a Flatbread buf fet and dancing all night. A cash bar will also be avail able. in part by al Ocean Bank. Nation All proceeds help will the Richie McFarland Children’s Center continue to provide developmentaltherapies to young children with special needs and sup port to their families. Strand at or (603) e-mail 658-6236 mcfarland.org. kstrand@richie & 12:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 12:30 a.m. 11:30 p.m. ------s - - w e Ken West East N (Live) (Live) (Live) (Live) (Live) (Live) (Taped) inment nterta E ntic a (Taped) International International PRIDE Fighting Wachovia Wachovia Wachovia Fishing Arena Football SemGroup tl NFL Live NFL Live NFL Live NFL Live NFL Live NFL Live Today at Today Lions vs. Silver Lions vs. Silver A e t eacoas GOLF Friday Friday Friday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Monday S ESPN2 WCSH-6 WHDH-7 ESPN ESPN ESPN2 ESPN ESPN ESPN ESPN ESPN2 WBZ-4 WBZ-4 WCSH-6 WHDH-7 WCSH-6 WHDH-7 FOXSN FOXSN FOXSN ESPN Tuesday th Saturday Saturday Thursday HOCKEY Wednesday FOOTBALL OUTDOORS SemGroup Championship SemGroup Championship to l MARTIAL MARTIAL ARTS a PORTSMOUTH| The The Jumbo Circus Pea The festivities begin ci ville, Ky. (Live) ville, Ky. The 133rd tucky running, Derby. from Churchill Downs in Louis ville. (Live) Colorado Crush at Chicago Arena Rush. Allstate in From Rosemont, Ill. (Live) Championship — First Round. Okla. From Arrow, (Live) Broken Championship — Third Round. From Quail Hollow Club in Char lotte, N.C. (Live) ESPN2 — Second Round. From Broken Okla. Arrow, (Live) Championship — Final Round. From Quail Hollow Club in Char lotte, N.C. (Live) ESPN2 — Final Round. From Ar Broken Okla. row, (Live) ern Conference Semifinal Game 5 — San Jose Sharks at Detroit Red Wings. From If necessary. Joe Arena Louis in Detroit. (Live) ern Conference Semifinal Game 6 — Buffalo Sabres at New York Rangers. From If necessary. Madison Square Garden in New (Live) York. Fight League backs, Part 2. From Moline, Ill. (Taped) Fight League backs, Part 2. From Moline, Ill. (Taped) Championships Churchill Downs. From Louis pe 7:00 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Richie McFarland Children’sMcFarlandRichie Center will host ond annual Cinco the de Mayo sec Dance Party on May 5 Saturday, at Flatbread Compa ny, located at 138 Congress Street in Portsmouth. nuts, easily one of the Sea coast’s most popular bands, will be playing at the party, and between the music, the food and the beverages this will definitely be a night to remember. at 8 p.m. and go on until S Dance party benefits RMCC 11:00 p.m. - - - - - - (Live) (Live) From Churchill Kentucky Oaks. Breakfast at NBA Fastbreak NBA Conference 2007 United 2007 United Wednesday Eddie Cham Today at Today at the Today 2007 Skins NBA Fastbreak NBA Fastbreak NBA Shoot NBA Conference Conference Conference Semi Conference Semi Inside the NBA Friday Friday Sunday ESPN ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN ESPN2 ESPN2 SHOW ESPN2 ESPN TNT TNT ESPN TNT ESPN ESPN ESPN Saturday BOXING Thursday Wednesday Wednesday (Live) BILLIARDS EQUESTRIAN Inside the NBA Churchill Downs. From Louis (Live) ville, Ky. From Churchill Downs in Louis (Live) ville, Ky. Downs Churchill Derby Kentucky Downs in Louisville. (Live) Semifinal Game 2 — Teams Semifinal Game 2 — Teams TBA. (Live) highlights, NBA analysis, look- ins. (Live) Semifinal Game 2 — Teams TBA. (Same-day Tape) Championship Final. From Springfield, Mass. (Taped) Championship States Pro Tour — Qualifying Rounds. From Los Angeles. (Taped) Championship States Pro Tour — Semifinal. From Angeles. Los (Taped) bers vs. Dominick Guinn. Eddie Chambers takes on Dominick Guinn in a heavyweight bout. Also: Arreola Chris vs. Devin heavyweights. From Vargas, Las (Live) Vegas. Night Fights. From Montreal. (Live) NBA highlights, NBA analysis, look- ins. (Live) TNT TBA. (Live) final — Teams TBA. (Live) final — Teams highlights, NBA analysis, look- ins. (Live) (Live) around Semifinal Game 2 — Teams TBA. (Live) 3:00 p.m. 6:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 1:00 a.m. 4:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 1:00 a.m. 11:00 p.m. 12:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 12:00 a.m. 10:30 p.m. - 28 - - - - - - - - - First First SPORTS SPORTS ON TV NBA Sunday NBA First Round Baseball To Baseball Pregame Report Boston Red Sox Extra Innings Extra Extra In First Round First Round First Round Fastbreak NBA First Round Fastbreak NBA Baseball Tonight Baseball Shoot NBA San Diego Padres Inside the NBA Conference Semi Conference Semi NBA Pregame NBA First Round Inside the NBA Conference Semi Conference Semi (Live) Friday Sunday Monday TNT ESPN TNT TNT ESPN ESPN ESPN2 TNT TNT TNT ESPN WCVB-5 WCVB-5 WMUR-9 WCVB-5 WMUR-9 ESPN TNT TNT ESPN ESPN TBS NESN NESN NESN NESN ESPN2 ESPN Tuesday Saturday Thursday (Live) First Round Game 6 — (Live) (Live) BASKETBALL ins. (Live) (Live) TBA. If Game nec 7 — Teams (Taped) essary. TBA. (Live) final — Teams TBA. (Live) final — Teams around TBA. (Live) Game 6 — Teams TBA. (Live) Game 6 — Teams ESPN2 TBA. (Live) If necessary. Teams TBA. (Same- Game 6 — Teams day Tape) (Live) TBA. (Live) — Teams (Live) highlights, NBA analysis, look- ins. (Live) Countdown TBA. Round Game 7 — Teams (Live) If necessary. TBA. Round Game 7 — Teams (Live) If necessary. TBA. If Game nec 7 — Teams (Same-day Tape) essary. TBA. (Live) final — Teams TBA. (Live) final — Teams highlights, NBA analysis, look- (Live) Atlanta at Braves. From Turner Field Atlanta. in (Live) (Live) Blue Jays. From at Toronto Rog (Live) ers Centre in Toronto. (Live) nings night 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m. 9:30 p.m. 1:00 a.m. 8:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 3:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 12:20 a.m. 10:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 12:00 a.m. 10:30 p.m. 12:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 12:00 a.m. ------ - 18 18 o o (Live) (Live) (Live) 33, N 33, N Extra Extra In Extra Extra In Pregame Report Pregame Report Boston Red Sox Pregame Report Boston Red Sox Extra Innings Extra Extra In Boston Red Sox Extra Extra In Baseball Tonight Baseball Tonight Baseball Rangers at Texas Tonight Baseball Philadelphia Phil Seattle Mariners Tonight Baseball Tonight Baseball Baseball Tonight Baseball Tonight Baseball Tonight Baseball Baseball Tonight Baseball ol ol Sunday Monday NESN ESPN NESN ESPN NESN ESPN ESPN ESPN ESPN ESPN ESPN NESN NESN ESPN ESPN NESN NESN NESN NESN ESPN NESN ESPN NESN Tuesday Wednesday (Live) (Live) (Live) (Live) Extra Innings Boston Red Sox at Toronto Extra Innings Extra Innings Los Angeles Los Dodgers At at Los Angeles Los Dodgers At at nings (Live) NESN nings (Live) (Live) From Yan Yankees. New York kee Stadium in the Bronx, N.Y. (Live) NESN Blue Jays. From Rogers Centre (Live) in Toronto. (Live) NESN lies at San Francisco Giants. Park in San AT&T Fran From cisco. (Live) From Yankees. at New York Stadium in Yankee the Bronx, (Live) N.Y. (Live) (Live) (Live) Blue Jays. From at Toronto Rog (Live) ers Centre in Toronto. (Live) (Live) (Live) TBS lanta Braves. From Field Turner Atlanta. in (Live) at From Minnesota Twins. the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis. (Live) (Live) nings (Live) at Minnesota Twins. at From Minnesota Twins. the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis. (Live) TBS lanta Braves. From Field Turner Atlanta. in (Live) (Live) NESN nings 4, 2007 | V 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 12:20 a.m. 10:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 12:20 a.m. 12:40 a.m. ay ay - - | M - - - - | M - ews ews N N Seattle Mari NASCAR Kansas State at c tlanti NASCAR Now NASCAR Now NASCAR Now NHRA Drag NHRA Drag NASCAR Now NASCAR Now NASCAR Rac NASCAR Now NHRA Drag NASCAR Now NASCAR Pregame Report Boston Red Sox Extra Innings Extra Extra In Pregame Report A Los Angeles Los ic tlant (Live) Friday Friday Sunday Monday FOXSN NESN NESN NESN NESN WFXT-25 NESN TBS ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 WFXT-25 WFXT-25 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN2 Tuesday Saturday Saturday Thursday Lucas Oil Sportsman O’Reilly Midwest Nation Nextel Cup — The Jim O’Reilly Midwest Nation Wednesday BASEBALL (Live) AUTO RACING Busch Series — Circuit City 2 SEA | A 28A | Kansas. (Live) (Live) ners at New York Yankees. From Yankees. ners at New York Stadium in Yankee the Bronx, (Live) N.Y. in Minneapolis. (Live) (Live) nings Dodgers Atlanta at Braves. From Field Atlanta. Turner in (Live) at From Minnesota Twins. the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (Live) (Live) (Live) (Live) (Live) Series. Atlanta. From (Taped) Racing als — Final Eliminations. From Madison, Ill. (Same-day Tape) (Live) Racing Racing Stewart 400. From Richmond International Raceway in Rich (Live) mond, Va. (Live) Racing als — Qualifying. From Madison, Ill. (Same-day Tape) tional Raceway in Richmond, Va. (Live) Countdown ing 250. From Richmond Interna (Live) age age 3:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. P 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. P 11:00 p.m. 11:30 p.m. 12:00 a.m. Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - 29A 3 SEA age age P | P | ews ews N N s w e Excavation N ic tlant c tlanti A - ntic a tl A e th 4, 2007 | to 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 l ay ay a for the senses’ Random Acts of Harmony plays “Folk Songs Songs “Folk plays Harmony of Acts Random EXETER | Every year New Englanders long long Englanders New year Every | EXETER going easy very a Harmony, of Acts Random Dick Aucoin, Peter — members group’s The Karen Noonan, “We love playing for like audiences this,” The group has also played at the Epping from range influences folksy Acts’ Random ci pe Art event ‘a treat had listeners fixed on every soft melodic note. melodic soft every on fixed listeners had talent and parties, benefits, at Alongs” Sing and shows. For call information, Dick Kruppa at localnet. or randomacts@ email 772-3387, (603) com. They can also be seen at www.myspace. ofharmony. randomacts com/ for the first glimpses of spring, and this is year is year this and of spring, glimpses first the for in glimpses those that — except is no different musi with and color full in enjoyed were Exeter accompaniment. cal and art of gallery a to played three, of group folk Exeter the at night Friday past this lovers music Arts Blossoms Committee’s Show of Florists, and Potters, in Painters the Hall Exeter Town Gallery. Kruppa, and Rob three-part Becker smooth their — with skills combined their instrumental wonderful with space the fill to vocals harmony acoustics that had the audience joi fun. the in ning an Exeter resident and a member of the Exeter Committee, Arts was responsible putting for Random with in Acts touch and committee, the what a good mix it flowers, was. of harmony The fresh the comfortable of three scents the plus voices members’ the color of art original and made pottery the senses. the for treat a evening entire … us for venue perfect the is “This Kruppa. says interest, the guests, gallery of the range age the who with well blend all space beautiful this and play.” we music of kind the and are we at the Hall with The Exeter Dew, Foggy Town UU Church with and Mamapella, Church Pazdon & Community Stratham the at and Symes with High Range Band, Darrell Carlson, and Sassy. & Hot Sweet John to Trio Kingston and Weavers 1950s late the Most more. and Paxton Tom Dylan, Bob Prine, tunes are with performed guitar acoustic and musi up stand but is bass, a also a cappella three favorite the Show Blossoms the During style. after hooting and clapping people had artists cal vocals of the some while numbers, of the some S ane 18 | M ’ ’ 18 | M 18 | o ’ o ’ ’ Prop 12:30 Earth vs. Giant Katie Frasier Late Late Show Late Night Late Night Business Rpt. Scrubs (CC) The Insider (N) Paid Program King of the Hill Paid Kim Videos Cosby Squirrel Co. 3’s Sports Tennis Cathouse Valley Buy Me 33, N 33, N ’ ’ ol ol Shaft (2000) V V (CC) 12 AM 12 Not-Underwear Holly ›› The Soup John Grisham Frasier (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) La Hora de la Risa (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) Charlie Rose (N) (CC) Friends Entertain ment Paid Program King of the Hill Paid Montana Videos Cosby Camp Co. 3’s Boxing Final SportsD Larry King Live Poker Tour. Hannity & Colmes Countdown News (N) Bad Boys Disney Wed Sell To Haunted Houses CSI: Miami (CC) Rogue Nature Caesar-Battle ’ 11:30 Extra Inn LateNight 40-a-Day FreeStyle Stunt Holly Daily 10 David Letterman (N) (:35) Nightline Show The Tonight With Jay Leno (N) Show The Tonight With Jay Leno (N) Noticiero Univisión (:35) Nightline Will & Grace South Park Paid Program Simpsons Cheaters So Raven Fresh Pr. Foster Late Show With (CC) ’ (HD) ’ Corrina, Corrina (1994) (CC) (CC) (CC) 11 PM 11 Innings Mad Money The O’Reilly Factor MSNBC Report LateNight Real Time Boxing: Chambers vs. Guinn Good Parents Haunted Places Intervention (CC) Stunt Mail Call (N) (CC) What Not to Wear Pimp ›› E! News House Housewives (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto News (N) (CC) Sex and the City South Park Time Life ’ Seinfeld ’ Paid Suite Life The 700 Club (CC) Fresh Pr. Foster Bull Riding Fight League News (N) ’ (HD) (HD) ’ ’ (CC) 10:30 Entou Penn Giada House Scarred Raymond Girls Frasier (CC) Wonder Years Still Stnd Suite Life Whose? Videos Foster NBA Basketball First Round Game 6 TBA. -- Teams NBA Basketball First Round Game 6 TBA. -- Teams Century Sports ’ ’ King Kong (2005) (HD) Naomi Watts. Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993, Biography) Men in Black (1997) (HD) National Lampoon’s National VacationLampoon’s (1983) 10 PM Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) The Big Idea On the Record MSNBC Investi News (N) Entou ››› Penn 40-a-Day House Most Haunted (CC) Intervention “Tim” Deadliest Catch Underworld What Not to Wear ››› Scarred ››› The Soup Monk (CC) Pressure” (N) (CC) 20/20 (CC) Law & Order “Captive” (N) Law & Order “Captive” (N) Casos de la Vida Real 20/20 (CC) American Masters Ahmet Ertegun created a new genre of music. (N) News (N) Frasier (CC) Wonder Years News (N) (CC) 70s Suite Life Whose? Videos Foster ›› Boxing Sports NUMB3RS “Under 29 (603) 926-4557 ’ Jewelry 9:30 24 7 Curb Jackass Jeopardy! Nicktoon Lazlo Good ALL (CC) (CC) ’ ’ (CC) ’ , C 9 PM Larry King Live (N) Poker Tour. Hannity & Colmes Investigates News (N) 24 7 The Tudors (CC) Disney Wed 24 Hour Haunted Houses CSI: Miami (CC) Man vs. Wild Kenya. Dogfights (CC) What Not to Wear Jackass Law & Order: SVU Like Like Mother, Daughter (2007) (CC) From Grace” (N) Amor Destilando Bill Moyers’ Journal (N) News (N) Diagnosis Murder “Bachelor Fathers” Bones “The Man in the Bear” (CC) High School Nicktoon Courage Good Boxing Best-Sports Close to Home “Fall , to advertise call 603-926-4557 Now your advertising in the… is the time to plan 8:30 Business & service Business DeLa Tudors Buy Me Chal Reba Washingt on Week Mama’s Family Cory Nicktoon Class Griffith (CC) (HD) (CC) (HD) (CC) ’ ’ Enter the Dragon (1973) Bruce Lee. Men in Black (1997) (HD) ’ ’ The Professional (1994) Jean Reno. Secret Window (2004) Johnny Depp. Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (CC) DVERTISE 8 PM MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Minnesota Twins. Paula Zahn Now Fast Money The O’Reilly Factor Countdown Curtis DeLa ›› Paula-Wedding Sell To Haunted Places CSI: Miami (CC) Rogue Nature Caesar-Battle Not-Underwear ››› Chal ››› Women of Sex and the City: Story True Law & Order: SVU Reba “The Prophet” (N) Anatomy Grey’s “The Other Side of This Life” Dateline NBC A woman is charged with having one lover kill another. Dateline NBC A woman is charged with having one lover kill another. La Fea Más Bella (N) Anatomy Grey’s “The Other Side of This Life” NOW (N) ’ WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (N) (CC) Phil Dr. Mama’s Family Nanny 911 “McKelvain Family” ›› Montana ›› Nicktoon Ed, Edd Griffith NBA Basketball First Round Game 6 TBA. -- Teams NASCAR Racing Busch Series -- Circuit City 250. Boxing Fight League Ghost Whisperer Summer Is Coming Sooner Than You Think! You Than Sooner Is Coming Summer A ! ’ O n (CC) 7:30 I T Unwrap House Chef RealWrld MLB BaseballAngeles Los Dodgers Atlanta at Braves. (CC) Daily 10 Still Stnd Neutron Grim Griffith NBA Baseball TV Diner Conversat ion McLaughl in Every- Raymond Jeopardy! (N) Alice Simpsons Still Stnd Suite Life Entertain ment Chronicle (CC) Inside Edition Extra (N) ’ ’ Yours, Mine & Yours, Ours ga ! ›› t a (CC) 7 PM I (:05) Good If Walls Best of Hawaii (CC) Cold Case Files I Shouldn’t Alive Be Modern Marvels Chef RealWrld Raymond Law & Order E! News Law Order: CI Still Stnd Smallville “Perry” OddPar Foster Griffith Countdown Am. Gladiators Sports Pregame Report The Situation Room On the Money Fox Report Hardball (CC) NewsNg Entertain ment Beat the Press Every- Raymond Wheel of Fortune Amen Seinfeld ’ Frasier Montana The Insider (N) Inside Edition 207 Magazine. Access H’wood Duelo de Pasiones me Got To Do It! Got To I (CC) The Transporter The 2Transporter (2005) (CC) t 6:30 ’ ’ Minute Extreme How Exposed Seinfeld Reba OddPar Foster Streetball Sports Red Sox Business ›› ABC Wld News Will & Grace King of Queens Malcolm- Mid. Frasier So Raven Evening News ABC Wld News NBC News NBC News Noticiero Univisión Clueless (1995) (HD) Call Now It’s No Fun - It’s Clean Your Carpets, Clean Your ’ ng oggone ››› I Someone’s US Death Hunt (1981) Charles Bronson. (CC) D Upholstery & Area Rugs! 6 PM Let But Minute I Did Hawaii Millionaire’s Cold Case Files How Long Knives Property Ladder ›› Exposed Seinfeld Law & Order Saturday Night Live Law Order: CI Reba 7th Heaven School Foster Little House SportsCenter (Live) (HD) NASCAR Now (CC) Schwab Baseball Sports Lou Dobbs Tonight Mad Money Special Report (CC) Tucker Right (:15) News (N) (CC) The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) (CC) NHPTV AuctionSpring “Favorite Hat Night” Friends King of Queens Moral Court Malcolm- Mid. Feud Life De News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Que Locura ’ For Spring Specials & Free Estimates lean Everfresh CLEANING 1-877-679-1132 (Toll Free) or (603) 679-1132 1-877-679-1132 (Toll ’ (CC) (CC) C Carpet Care 5:30 Alien 3 (1992) (CC) Still Stnd Cash Chef Parental King Lee Dime Interrupt Poker (CC) So Raven Drake Naruto Griffith Curious George Accordin g-Jim That ’70s Show Jacob Two Two News (N) News (N) ’ News (N) (CC) Fetch! With News (N) (CC) News (N) ’ ATL (2006) Diary of a Mad Black Woman ’ ›› ››› ›› om om (CC) .C .C 5 PM Law & Order Saturday Night Live John Grisham Still Stnd Hawaii Don’ts American Justice Cash Hitler’s Family (CC) Chef Jeremiah Johnson Life True King Hardball (CC) News (N) (4:30) (4:30) (:05) Contessa Remix Horn Horse Racing College Football Build Tennis The Situation Room Kudlow & Company The Big Story (CC) The Court People’s So Raven Gilmore Girls Sponge Pokemon Griffith Curious George My Wife and Kids That ’70s Show Jane- Dragon News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto (N) News (N) (CC) Cybercha se News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) ews ews N N (CW) (UNI) (IND) (ION) (PBS) (FOX) (PBS) (CBS) (NBC) (NBC) (ABC) (ABC) WBZ-4 WLVI-56 WCSH-6 WCVB-5 WHDH-7 WGBH-2 WMUR-9 WUNI-27 WFXT-25 WENH-11 WSBK-38 WNRU-21 LIFE E! USA TBS TNT AMC MTV HIST TLC A&E DISC HGTV TRAVEL FOOD MAX SHOW NECN HBO FOXNWS MSNBC CNN CNBC FOXSN NESN ESPN2 ESPNC TVLAND ESPN NICK TOON DISN FAM MyTV-50 5/4/075/4/07 NEWS NEWS VARIETY VARIETY LEARNING LEARNING HOBBY HOBBY MOVIES MOVIES SPORTS SPORTS KIDS KIDS BROADCAST c tlanti BROADCAST ic tlant A A . . ’ om om ’ .C .C 12:30 Midnight Lahaina In the Life ’ Girls- Badly Paid Program Spike Feresten Paid Replace Cosby Blood Co. 3’s Baseball Paid Penn Color ews ’ ews (CC) (CC) N N ’ ’ (CC) End of Days ’ 12 AM 12 Quest for Dragons The Real Deal Lahaina Boyz N the Hood 90210 Dr. › Confessions (12:05) Stone Undercover (Part 1 of (12:05) Cold Squad “Personal Politics” Otro Rollo (12:05) Cold Squad “Personal Politics” The Mormons (HDTV Part 1 of 2) The Shield “Safe” (CC) Girls- Badly Paid Program Paid Montana Agent Cody Banks Cosby Bleach Co. 3’s Fast NASCAR Now Series of Poker Poker Superstars Larry King Live Suze Orman Geraldo at Large Predator Raw News (N) Hawaiian Wedding Sell To Poker Tour Flip This House Moon for Sale c tlanti ic tlant ’ (603) 474-5251 A 926-4557 ’ ’ ’ (CC) ’ ’ 11:30 (CC) Little Holly Gone (:35) The Insider Comics Un. (:29) Saturday Night Live “Best of 2006/07” (N) (:29) Saturday Night Live “Best of 2006/07” (N) Noticiero Univisión Patriots- Access Basic Black Scrubs (CC) Mad TV (N) So Raven Fresh Pr. Boon M*A*S*H Champions Series Tennis: Beltway Sports (:45) Forbidden Temptations Divine A (CC) ’ ’ CommandoAction) (1985, The Matrix Revolutions (2003) (CC) Asylum (2005, Drama) (CC) (CC) (CC) 11 PM 11 Mega Movers (CC) Little ›› Holly Inside the NBA The Soup House Medium News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) ’ News (N) ’ Primer Impacto News (N) (CC) Monty Python Sex and the City Without a Trace “Second Sight” BodogFight News (N) (CC) Cheaters (N) Suite Life Fresh Pr. Oblongs M*A*S*H SportsCenter (CC) Strongest Man Series of Poker Aussie Millions SportsD Investigations Deal or No Deal Journal Killer Instinct Sports ›› ›› Iron America Chef Divine Places to See A Killer on Campus Man vs. Wild Kenya. ’ (CC) 10:30 Frst Pimp So Raven Videos Prince M*A*S*H Strongest Final Extra Inn News (N) Boxing Dime Construction ’ (HD) (HD) ’ ’ ’ Gladiator (2000) Russell Crowe, Connie Nielsen. (CC) ’ X-Men: The Last Stand 10 PM The States (N) (CC) Frst Pimp ››› Saturday Night Live 48 Hours Mystery (CC) Law & Order “Good Faith” Law & Order “Good Faith” the Waking Dead “Deathwatch” News (N) CSI: Miami “10-7” Mutant II: Ninja Ooze Teenage Turtles Videos Mar (N) M*A*S*H Baseball Tonight Strongest Foreman-Early Poker Innings CNN Saturday Night Tim Russert The Line-Up (Live) News (N) The Sopranos (CC) ›› Dime The First 48 (HD) Passport to Pluto 9:30 RealWrld Fawlty Towers Every- Raymond Mr. One Good Strongest NBA Act. News (N) Chal ’ (HD) ’ I Do (But I Don’t) (2004) (CC) Meet the Fockers (2004) Robert De Meet the Fockers (2004) Robert De The Best of Times (1986, Comedy) Gotta Kick It Up (2002) Roving Mars 9 PM The Real Deal (N) RealWrld ›› CSI: Miami “Free Fall” ›› Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ›› The Vicar of Dibley Friends ›› ›› Drake Naruto Good Boxing Strongest Build Larry King Live Suze Orman John Kasich Journeys With George News (N) Original Latin Divas Hawaiian Food Wedding Caters Your Chal Professional Poker Tour (CC) Flip This House (N) ›› Niro. Future in-laws clash in Florida. (CC) Niro. Future in-laws clash in Florida. (CC) Robin Williams, Kurt Russell. (CC) ’ ’ ’ ’ How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) (CC) ’ ’ 8:30 Evening Color Little Run NBA Basketball First Round TBA. -- (CC) Teams ›› Being Served Suite Life Naked Bobobo- Griffith The (CC) ’ (Live) (HD) (CC) Independence Day (1996) Will Smith, Bill Pullman. (CC) Best in Show (2000) Premiere. Black Hawk Down (2001) Josh Hartnett, Ewan McGregor. ’ ’ The Break-Up (2006) Vince Vaughn. Teenage Mutant Ninja Teenage Turtles (1990) To Advertise To Call Michelle or Sheri at (603) The Haunting (1999) Liam Neeson. (CC) 8 PM U.S. soldiers meet with disaster in 1993 Mogadishu, Somalia. Investigations Deal or No Deal Geraldo at Large Killer Instinct Evening ›› › The Tudors (CC) Emeril Live (N) Sell To Places to See Flip This House Moon for Sale Quest for Dragons (CC) Little ››› Run Pregame ››› and Loathing” Funniest America’s Home Videos Dateline NBC (N) (CC) Dateline NBC (N) (CC) Sábado Gigante Funniest America’s Home Videos Keeping Up American Idol Rewind ››› IFL Battleground Cory ›› School Naruto Griffith Ringside (CC) Stars Criminal Minds “Fear Deli Take part in the monthly Atlantic Take special News’ section, featuring local information on optimizing wellness, from cutting edge technology to old world remedies & alternative medicine. Cigars • Beer Cigars (603) 772-5737 Dietz & Watson Dietz & EXETER ’ (CC) (CC) Green Coffee Mountain 7:30 Over 300 Specialty Wines Over 300 Specialty ’ ’ Premium Meats & Cheeses 201 Front Street,201 Front Exeter NH Spoken House Sell Ebert & Roeper Paid Program Every- Raymond Jeopardy! 70s Montana Sponge Gi Yu Oh Boxing: Bowe vs. Holyfield II Fresh Market & Deli Market Fresh ’ ’ The Dive From PierClausen’s (2005) Short Circuit (1986, Ally Comedy) 0 3 7 PM MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Minnesota Twins. This Week at War Tim Russert Fox Report TV Diner Fantasy Weddings 24 Hour Places to See Sell MythBusters (CC) Modern Marvels Little People Model Next Top MLB BaseballAngeles Los Dodgers Atlanta at Braves. (CC) E! News Weekend ›› Tonight (N) Patriots- Draft Green’s Maine Access Hollywood (N) (CC) Casos de Familia: Edición Especial Entertainment Tonight (N) Friends Wheel of Fortune ›› NASCAR Racing Nextel Cup -- The Jim Stewart 400. From Richmond International Raceway in Richmond, Va. 70s Montana OddPar Dragon-Z NCAACollege Volleyball: Final Tourn. Boxing Beach Volley. Entertainment Sheedy, Steve Guttenberg. Sheedy, ’ ’ (CC) 6:30 Paid Watch Evening Remix Sell News Wrld News Sat NBC News News (N) ’ Noticiero Univisión Wrld News Sat King of Queens Montana OddPar Ben 10 SportsCenter (CC) CBS (CC) She’s the She’s Man (2006) (CC) ’ ’ Capote (2005) (HD) iTV. Angels Charlie’s (2000) (HD) (CC) ›› & Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed National VacationLampoon’s (1983) 6 PM (Live) (HD) (CC) Pregame Report Lou Dobbs Paid Beltway Journeys With George Evening (:15) ››› Disney Wed Remix Places to See Sell Mars Rocks The Real Deal Model Next Top ››› Rachael Ray (CC) News (N) (CC) Que Locura News (N) (CC) Masterpiece Theatre “Bleak House” (Part 2 of 6) (CC) (DVS) NHPTV Auction Spring Night” “How-To American Idol Rewind King of Queens Morris Cerullo Helpline Without a Trace Montana ›› School ›› Boxing News (N) ’ Nights Out ’ Limousine Davis Inside Man (2006) (HD) Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993, Biography) Airport ~ Proms [email protected] 5:30 Hook 603-944-3242 39 Cedar Rd. North Hampton NH 39 Cedar Rd. Golfing Paid News (N) ››› Gotta reDesign Sell Frst ››› The Soup Inside Edition Inside Edition Will & Grace Paid Program Kim Drake PBA Bowling Limousine (Live) (HD) (CC) (Live) (HD) (CC) ’ (CC) ’ ’ ››› ’ Casino (1995, Crime Drama) Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone. (CC) 5 PM Tennis CNN Live Saturday Get Thin Big Story Weekend The Whole Truth? News (N) Drift Tokyo Analyze (4:00) Away Blown Gotta Color Places to See Hunt-Oct. Expedition to MarchSherman’s (CC) Frst Enter Model Next Top Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of Ring (4:00) Rush Hour 2 Girls ››› A Decent Proposal (2007) Jessica Tuck. Championship Paid Program (4:30) Horse Racing Kentucky Derby. (4:30) Horse Racing Kentucky Derby. Primer Impacto: Fin de Semana (N) Paid Program The This Old House Hour Anka Paul Rock Swings: Live Will & Grace (4:00) Wes Craven’s New Nightmare Paid Program (3:30) MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Yankees. New York The Shield “Safe” Dragon (3:00) Sponge and Jerry: Tom Shiver Me Gunsmoke (CC) Bowling NHRA Drag Racing: Nationals Boxing College Baseball PGA Golf: Wachovia ellness 18 18 lth ea o o Loam • (CW) (UNI) (IND) (ION) (PBS) (FOX) (PBS) (CBS) (ABC) (NBC) (NBC) (ABC) WBZ-4 WLVI-56 WCVB-5 WCSH-6 WHDH-7 WGBH-2 WMUR-9 WUNI-27 WFXT-25 WENH-11 WSBK-38 WNRU-21 LIFE MAX SHOW FOOD HGTV TRAVEL A&E DISC HIST TLC AMC MTV TBS TNT E! USA FAM NICK TOON TVLAND ESPN ESPN2 ESPNC FOXSN NESN CNN CNBC FOXNWS MSNBC NECN HBO MyTV-50 DISN Design & 33, N Brentwood Brentwood | East Kingston | Exeter | Greenland | Hampton | Hampton Beach | Hampton Falls | Kensington | Newfields | North Hampton | Rye | Rye Beach | Seabrook South | Hampton | Stratham W 5/5/075/5/07 NEWS NEWS MOVIES MOVIES HOBBY HOBBY LEARNING LEARNING VARIETY VARIETY KIDS KIDS SPORTS SPORTS BROADCAST 33, N BROADCAST • H ol Mulch ol • ------Crushed Stone Retaining Walls Walls Retaining • • Fully Insured Wo r k and Landscaping Landscaping Property Clearing Spring Cleanups & Shrub Planting Tree Lawn Install Patios Gravel 4, 2007 | V wear. ing marily pri in s t e r l i ns g i l vB e r e , te i s t y fabricates h e r her pieces from sheet The result is contem p o r aj r e w y e lthat r y both is fun and com fortable to JW Property ServicesJW Property CALL (603) 964-6544 • • • • • Walkways Installation of • Delivery of: 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 ay ay | M | M ews ews ews N N N c tlanti tlantic A ic tlant A & call the cool jewelry to 4 SEA | A 30A | 603-926-4557 Exeter Fine Crafts is located at 61 Water The public is invited to attend a reception Betsy sells her work at renowned fine craft fine renowned at work her sells Betsy Betsy studied silver-smithing at the Hay Betsy strives for fluidity in her pieces and EXETER | Exeter Fine Crafts has named to advertise service age pecial age P Betsy Betsy Frost presents through through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday from 12-4 p.m. For more infor mation, call (603) 778-8282. her stunning jewelry collections, just in time for Mother’s Day. Street in downtown Exeter. Stop by Monday on Saturday, May 5 on between Saturday, 12-3 p.m., when Betsy will be at Exeter Fine Crafts to present major jewelry collections including “Pansy,” “Moon Charm,” “Bell Curve,” “Jacks,” and “Spirals and Waves.” shows such Craft Boston and Paradise City Arts Festivals in Massachusetts and in select galleries across the country. She has several lection in a studio in the Jamaica Plain tion of sec Boston and was quickly accepted into juried shows. stack Mountain School of Arts at and Skidmore College, Crafts, and Folkuniversitet in Goteborg, Sweden. She crafted her first col shapes, patterns and lines in her immediate surroundings, as well as by such Matisse and Degas. artists as lost-wax casting process. Her polished or matte, or an interesting combina finishes are by tion of the two. She is continually inspired into hollow forms, or casts them through the vian feel. shape” a “reinvent to challenged constantly is hinges. and links with movement it giving by May. Betsy May. creates elegant collections of ear rings, necklaces, bracelets and rings, all with clean lines, alluring shapes and a Scandina Betsy Frost as their Artist of the Month for S Business P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - 31A 5 SEA age M age M P $949,000 $509,000 $424,900 $949,000 $509,000 $364,900 $229,900 3p | P 3p O | O ews s ews w N e N N ic tlant ntic c tlanti a A tl A e unday, May 6, 12 May t unday, th s aturday, May 5, 12 May t aturday, s orth? to 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 4, 2007 | l Glass pendants by Jackdaw Glass a Library opens ay ay uses, This exhibit is a variety show display EXETER | It’s all about creativity and The current exhibit housed in the Members exhibiting during the months Additionally,Jackdaw Glasslampwork Also exhibiting is Mary Phillips, who ci O uses, pe O W detail and embellishments under the labelof Posh Pockets. ing a range of artists and theirpublic crafts. is The invited to checkat out the their Exeter work Chestnut Public Library, Street. located For tion call additional on (603) 772-3101. informa variety, and it’s allLibrary. at the Exeter Public library’s mezzanine display artwork case features by Group. members Each member ofof the independently,group the butworks exhibit collectively. Artefacto of May and June include ofHeather Carson Carson Ink, furniture who designer creates Gattoninis, caricatures; and whose sculptor work modern Venera is in whimsical design; to specializes and Ethel in Hills, colorful whowatercolor abstract paintings. landscape ersAdam and Shannon Noga is displaying unique glass Keith pendants, O’Connor exhibits whileunique porcelainpendants designerand handmade raku wareand beadsstone with rich, colorful imaginativeglazes textures.and fabricates specialty purses with intricate Artefacto exhibit S ’ ’ 18 | M 18 | M 18 | o o Open h Open h ’ 12:30 Chal Girls The Insider EcoZone Project Austin City Carleton Sheets American Athlete Paid Program Paid Replace Feed Cosby Venture Co. 3’s Baseball Boxing Beauty Sex Spa Bloodfi House Dog 2 Car garage VIEWS OCEAN MLS# 2640768 769 Hampton Ocean 3.5Ba, 6Bd, Boulevard, 2 Car garage VIEWS OCEAN MLS# 2647945 1.75Ba, 4Bd, Hampton, 12 Avenue, Cutler THE BEACH TO WALK MLS# 2647938 NEW 20 2.5Ba, CONSTRUCTION 3Bd, Frost Fremont, Rd, MLS# 2640768 769 Hampton Ocean 3.5Ba, 6Bd, Boulevard, MLS# 2647945 1.75Ba, 4Bd, Hampton, 12 Avenue, Cutler THE BEACH TO WALK MLS# 2649961 1.75Ba 3Bd, Winnacunnet Hampton, 103 Road, LARGE LOT 2 MLS# 1Ba, Car 3Bd, 2637845 garage, 32 Old Rochester Dover, Road, UPDATED 33, N (CC) 33, N ’ ol ’ ol Round V V 12 AM 12 Star Trek Star TechTrek (CC) Miami Ink Chal Girls Law & Order: SVU Blood Ties (CC) Red Sox- Week (12:05) Da Vinci’s Inquest (CC) Whacked Out Extra la Tras Verdad (12:05) Da Vinci’s Inquest (CC) Masterpiece Theatre “Bleak House” Tim McCarver Feed the Children Farscape “Out of Their Minds” Paid Montana J. Osteen Cosby Saul Co. 3’s US Poker Boxing Fight League Larry King Live Biz Innovation America Hannity’s Predator Raw News (N) Best Sex Penn Iron America Chef Sell To LifeTribal (CC) Dog Koppel: Cancer The Fugitive (1993) ’ ››› May through September (Call for post times) 11:30 The Ultimate Red Sox (HD) Matthews Sports Dinner What Get Giant (:45) Final (N) Ebert & Roeper Whacked Out Sports Extra (N) Noticiero Univisión Ebert & Roeper Smallville “Void” (CC) King of the Hill Paid So Raven Fresh Pr. Aqua M*A*S*H Sports (CC) The Hills Have Eyes (2006) (CC) What Women Want (2000) (HD) ’ Earn a point live for or every simulcast! dollar you wager, (CC) (CC) (CC) 11 PM 11 Racing Best Damn 50 SportsD Investigations Net Geraldo at Large Spy Who Love Sports ›› The Tudors (CC) Flay If Walls LifeTribal (CC) Flip This House Oil, Sweat and Rigs Miami Ink (CC) Holly ›› Pink: Story Law & Order: SVU Anatomy Grey’s (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) ’ News (N) ’ Primer Impacto News (N) (CC) Bill Moyers’ Journal (N) Sex and the City Without a Trace “The Bogie Man” Live From Liberty Seinfeld ’ My Voice Suite Life Fresh Pr. Family M*A*S*H SportsCenter (Live) (HD) US Poker News (N) Patriot Games (1992, Suspense) Harrison Ford. (CC) (HD) (HD) (CC) 10:30 ’ ’ ’ Final Red Sox News (N) 24 7 First Simmons ››› Holly Girls Red Sox Stories Sadie Rose Futurama M*A*S*H Open Open Year ’ ’ ® s Reward Lethal Weapon 2 (1989) Mel Gibson. 03801 Let It Ride (1989) Richard Dreyfuss. 10 PM Knock SportsD CNN Sunday Night Business Nation Stories-North War Meet the Press News (N) Entou ››› The Tudors (N) (CC) Challenge Bought LifeTribal (CC) Simmons Amazing The Story of Superman (N) (CC) David Blaine Holly Girls Blood Ties (N) (CC) “Two of Us” “Two (N) (:02) Brothers & Sisters (N) (:02) Brothers & Sisters (N) News (N) Red Sox- Week ION Life News (N) (CC) CSI: Miami Phil Like Mike 2: Streetball (2006) (CC) Rose Futurama M*A*S*H US Poker › Without Without a Trace (CC) (CC) 1 3 ’ ’ ’ ’ (CC) 9:30 Live yhound Gre Thoroughbred, Harness Thoroughbred, and Greyhound Racing from tracks around the country 7 Days and 7 Nights a week Golf Dest News (N) Simmons That ’70s Show American Dad (N) Videos Grim Good ’ REALTOR (CC) k Seabroo ® ’ ’ Legally Blonde (2001) (HD) (CC) The Scorpion King (2002) The Rock. Wager Wager by phone on races at Seabrook and Thoroughbred other and top Harness Greyhound, tracks (Call for details) 9 PM Toughest Cowboy Toughest Golf Dest Larry King Live Biz Innovation America Hannity’s Predator Raw News (N) The Sopranos (N) Iron America Chef Home Value LifeTribal (CC) Simmons Spider-Man Tech Miami Ink Real World ›› H’wood True ›› (N) (CC) Desperate Housewives (N) (CC) Saturday Night Live in the ’90s: Pop Culture Nation (N) Saturday Night Live in the ’90s: Pop Culture Nation (N) Desperate Housewives (N) (CC) Masterpiece Theatre Armed with love let- confronts ters, Lady Tulkinghorn Dedlock. Next America’s Top Model That ’70s Show Family Guy (N) The Shield (CC) Videos Partner Good Cold Case “Stalker” SRES RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE ’ ’ ’ ’ (CC) 8:30 Mission: Impossible III (2006) ’ Outdoors Matthews Evening House Dog Simpsons Unfab Ed, Edd Griffith The Ringer (2005, Comedy) (CC) hat your hat house is sting Simulca ››› (CC) (CC) (CC) (DVS) Phonebet Patriot Games (1992) Harrison Ford. Premiere. The Lord of the Rings: TowersThe Two (2002) Elijah Wood. Joe Kidd (1972, Western) Clint ›› ›› ’ ’ ’ Let It Ride (1989) Richard Dreyfuss. 8 PM Eastwood, Robert Duvall, John Saxon. PRIDE Fighting Outdoors Investigations Net Geraldo at Large Spy Who Love Evening (:15) (7:55) Emeril Live (N) Sell To LifeTribal (CC) Dog Koppel: Living With Cancer (N) Star TechTrek (CC) Miami Ink (CC) ››› Real World Denver ››› Rachael Ray My First Wedding (2006) Premiere. (CC) All-Stars (N) (CC) Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (N) Deal or No Deal (iTV) (N) Deal or No Deal (iTV) (N) Bailando por la Boda de Mis Sueños Concursantes compiten para ganar una boda. Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (N) Nature “Sharkland” (N) 7th Heaven (N) (CC) CSI: Miami “From the Grave” ››› Simpsons Without a Trace Return to Halloweentown (2006) Like Mike 2: Streetball (2006) Premiere. Zoey 101 Class Griffith MLB Baseball Philadelphia Phillies at San Francisco Giants. › The Amazing The Race: W ’ ’ ’ Incorporated. (CC) (CC) PAM BAILEY, PAM Call me for a complimentary pricing opinion! (CC) (CC) ’ ’ 603-334-1900 x 1916 603-770-0369 [email protected] 25 Maplewood Ave, Portsmouth, NH www.NewEnglandMoves.com/Pam.Bailey.home Owned and operated by NRT 7:30 (CC) ’ ’ Gotta House Punk’d Jordan Lazlo St Wall Evening King of the Hill Auditions Suite Life ’ Twister (1996) Helen Hunt. (CC) rts Collateral DamageAction) (2002, (CC) 7 PM A Gotta If Walls LifeTribal (CC) Intervention (CC) MythBusters (CC) Mega Movers (CC) Miami Ink (CC) Punk’d E! News Weekend › Drake Foster Gunsmoke (CC) Baseball Tonight NHRA Drag Racing: O’Reilly Midwest Nationals Poker Superstars CNN Live Sunday Diabetes Fox Report Models NYC Drm ››› Gonzalez. Funniest America’s Home Videos (N) Globe Trekker “Greece” 7th Heaven CSI: Miami “10-7” (CC) Battlestar Galactica Lords” “The Young King of the Hill Cheers Montana 60 Minutes Funniest America’s Home Videos (N) Dateline NBC Dateline NBC La Hora Pico Edith & Ricochet (1991), Ice-T (CC) What Women Want (2000) (HD) Mel Gibson. 6:30 ›› Renovatn Run ›› Naked Partner 2005 World Series of Poker J. Osteen Evening Univisión ABC News Gourmet Hates Chris Cheers Suite Life News (N) (CC) ABC News NBC News NBC News Noticiero MLS#2644283 Glen 3Bd, Hampton, Road, 2 2.5Ba, car garage, THE TO WALK NEW- BEACH $549,900 The Terminator (1984) (CC) Matilda (1996) Mara Wilson. (CC) Lucky 7 (2003), Patrick Dempsey (CC) inment nterta (CC) (CC) 6 PM E ›› ››› Challenge Weekend LifeTribal (CC) Intervention (CC) MythBusters Ninjas. Miami Ink (CC) Run ››› School Coden Gunsmoke (CC) SportsCenter (CC) Billiards Beyond the Glory Outback Champions Tennis: Series Lou Dobbs Paid Fox News Sunday Models NYC Evening Locura News (N) (CC) Steves Europe NHPTV Auction Spring “Red, White and Blue Night” The Game Battlestar Galactica ’ Paid Suite Life Evening News News (N) (CC) News News (N) ’ Que H ’ ’ n 5:30 t eacoas Spanglish (2004) Holly News (N) Extra Inn Paid Cory Amanda Tn-Titans Squad Girlfriend s Paid Program Design S Red Eye (2005) (CC) Senseless End of Days (1999) (CC) (DVS) | King’s RansomKing’s (2005) (CC) ››› › ›› Gladiator (2000) Russell Crowe, Connie Nielsen. (CC) Independence Day (1996) Will Smith, Bill Pullman. (CC) www.seabrookgreyhoundpark.com › › ››› (Schedule subject to change) om om Me, Myself & Irene (2000, Comedy) Jim .C 5 PM .C ››› (4:00) 20 Most Horrifying Hollywood Murders (4:30) Shall We Dance? Log Homes LifeTribal (CC) Intervention (CC) MythBusters (CC) Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Miami Ink (CC) ››› Holly Big Story Weekend Secrets to Tell News (N) (:15) (:10) (4:25) Challenge New York Auto New York Billiards (4:30) World Series of Poker Darts: Champs Innings CNN Live Sunday Paid › › Smallville “Fragile” Cory (4:00) Stuart Little 2 Sponge Tn-Titans Gunsmoke (CC) Top: Live Top: Pioneers of Primetime (CC) All of Us (CC) MLS Soccer Chicago Fire at New England Revolution. (Live) Paid Program Championships. Equestrian Rolex Championships. Primer Impacto: Fin de Semana (N) NBA Basketball: First Round Game 7 From the PGA Golf: Wachovia Championship NBA Basketball: First Round Game 7 Equestrian Rolex Carrey, Renée Chris Zellweger, Cooper. Carrey, $549,900 Glen Road, Wondering Hampton, ews ews N N On Route 107 off I-95 at Exit 1 in Seabrook, NH (CW) (UNI) (IND) (ION) (PBS) (FOX) (PBS) (CBS) (NBC) (ABC) (NBC) (ABC) WBZ-4 WLVI-56 WCSH-6 WCVB-5 WHDH-7 WGBH-2 WMUR-9 WUNI-27 WFXT-25 WENH-11 WSBK-38 WNRU-21 USA LIFE TNT E! MTV TBS TLC AMC DISC HIST TRAVEL A&E FOOD HGTV SHOW HBO MAX MSNBC NECN CNBC FOXNWS NESN CNN ESPNC FOXSN ESPN ESPN2 TVLAND NICK TOON DISN FAM MyTV-50 5/6/075/6/07 NEWS NEWS VARIETY VARIETY LEARNING LEARNING HOBBY HOBBY MOVIES MOVIES SPORTS SPORTS KIDS KIDS BROADCAST c tlanti BROADCAST ic tlant 603-474-3065 A A . . ’ om om .C (CC) (CC) .C ’ ’ ’ ’ 12:30 ews Frasier Late Late Show Late Night Late Night Tavis Smiley Business Rpt. Scrubs (CC) The Insider (N) King of the Hill Paid Kim Cosby Shin Co. 3’s Baseball Damn Paid 40 Year Erotic Strangers Unwrap Buy Me ews N N ’ Guarding Tess c tlanti 12 AM 12 UFO Files (CC) Jon & Kate Plus 8 ›› MTV Special Band Camp Britney Spears Law Order: CI Frasier (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live La Hora de la Risa (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live Greater Boston Friends Entertain ment Pastor Scott King of the Hill Paid Montana Kyle XY (CC) Cosby Chicken Co. 3’s Fast NASCAR Now (CC) Boxing Final Paid Larry King Live Business Nation Hannity & Colmes Countdown News Erotic Penn Unwrap Sell To Bizarre Foods CSI: Miami (CC) Oil, Sweat and Rigs ic tlant A 926-4557 ’ ’ ’ A 11:30 Little Seinfeld Daily 10 Will Late Show With David Letterman (N) (:35) Nightline Show The Tonight With Jay Leno (N) Show The Tonight With Jay Leno (N) Noticiero Univisión (:35) Nightline Will & Grace South Park Paid Program Simpsons Cheaters So Raven Fresh Pr. Family M*A*S*H Red Sox LateNight 40-a-Day First TBA (CC) (CC) 11 PM 11 (HD) Tibetan Tibetan Book Little MTV Special Seinfeld E! News Law & Order: SVU Will News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto News (N) (CC) Charlie Rose (N) (CC) Sex and the City South Park Time Life ’ Seinfeld ’ Outdoors Suite Life The 700 Club (CC) Fresh Pr. Futurama M*A*S*H SportsCenter (CC) Bull Riding Basketball Shots SportsD Mad Money The O’Reilly Factor Models NYC LateNight The Tudors (CC) Good Extreme Kombai Tribe MythBusters (CC) ’ ’ The Break-Up (2006) Vince Vaughn. ’ Seafood (CC) 10:30 12 River Ave. 12 Ave. River Taquita Family NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal TBA. -- Teams The Soup Frasier (CC) Wonder Years Still Stnd Phil Whose? Rose Futurama M*A*S*H Greatest GameNFL’s (N) (CC) Sports Outdoors ›› Secret House Stunt ’ (CC) (CC) Live or Boiled ’ Beringer (Live) (CC) ’ ’ Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986) 8MM (1999) Nicolas Cage. (CC) ’ Hampton Beach, NH 03842 10 PM Dig for Truth Kids by the Dozen ››› Run Family Girls CSI: Miami “Kill Switch” (N) (CC) (:01) The Real Wedding Crashers (N) (:01) The Real Wedding Crashers (N) Cristina Time and Tide (CC) (DVS) News (N) Frasier (CC) Wonder Years News (N) (CC) 70s Life De Whose? Rose Courage M*A*S*H Baseball Tonight Number Who’s 1? Sports SportsD Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) The Big Idea On the Record Models NYC News (N) 24 7 ›› The Tudors (CC) Diners House Anthony Bourdain (:15) The Sopranos Stunt (603) 944-5583 • (603) 929-0970 ’ Great Taste at Great a Taste Great Price ST 1 9:30 Lobster Company (HD) (HD) Run Friends King of Queens (:31) The Bachelor: Officer and a Gentleman (N) (:31) The Bachelor: Officer and a Gentleman (N) Jeopardy! Kim Whose? Full Hse. Partner Sanford On Set Weeds Unwrap Potential AY PENING ’ ’ O M (Live) (Live) ’ ’ 9 PM Underworld Jon & Kate Plus 8 Run Friends 90210 Dr. WWE Monday Night Raw Me No Tell Lies (2007) Kelly Rutherford. Two/Half Men Heroes “The Hard Part” (N) Heroes “The Hard Part” (N) Amor Destilando American Experience Girlfriends (N) (CC) News (N) Diagnosis Murder (CC) 24 “Day 6: 2:00AM - 3:00AM” (N) (CC) Whose? Videos Lazlo Sanford Series of Poker Basketball Shots Larry King Live Business Nation Hannity & Colmes Scarborough News (N) The Sopranos (CC) Weeds Unwrap Color Bizarre Foods The Sopranos (CC) Deadliest Catch (CC) ’ ’ 8:30 CEO Buy Me Little RealWrld Friends Reba Old Christine All of Us (N) (CC) Mama’s Family Drake Ed, Edd Good Boxing (CC) ’ (CC) (CC) To Advertise To Call Michelle or Sheri at (603) X-Men: The Last Stand Guarding Tess (1994) Premiere. An Extremely Goofy Movie ’ ’ (HDTV PA) (CC) (HDTV PA) 8 PM Poker Superstars Outback Champions Tennis: Series Paula Zahn Now Fast Money The O’Reilly Factor Countdown Curtis Real Time ›› Emeril Live Sell To Kombai Tribe CSI: Miami (CC) Oil, Sweat and Rigs UFO Files (CC) Little ›› RealWrld Friends NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal TBA. -- Teams 90210 Dr. Law & Order: SVU Reba How I Met Dancing With the Stars (HD) (CC) Deal or No Deal (iTV) (N) Deal or No Deal (iTV) (N) La Fea Más Bella (N) Dancing With the Stars (HD) (CC) Antiques Roadshow “Jackpot!” (N) Hates Chris Phil Dr. Mama’s Family House “Skin Deep” ’ IFL Battleground ›› Kyle XY (CC) Sponge Ed, Edd Good Arena Football Colorado Crush at Chicago Rush. Boxing Take part in the monthly Atlantic Take special News’ section, featuring local information on optimizing wellness, from cutting edge technology to old world remedies & alternative medicine. ’ (CC) 7:30 Knock TV Diner Unwrap House Little School Raymond Daily 10 Still Stnd Entertain ment Chronicle (CC) Inside Edition Extra (N) ’ Chronicle Chronicle s Every- Raymond Jeopardy! (N) Alice Simpsons Still Stnd Suite Life Neutron Foster Griffith NFL Live Stepmom (1998) Julia Roberts. ›› (CC) 32 7 PM Sports The Situation Room On the Money Fox Report Hardball (CC) NewsNg (6:55) Good If Walls Kombai Tribe Cold Case Files Mega Builders (CC) Modern Marvels Little School Raymond Law & Order E! News Law Order: CI Still Stnd The Insider (N) Inside Edition 207 Magazine. Access H’wood Duelo de Pasiones Entertain ment Greater Boston Every- Raymond Wheel of Fortune Amen Seinfeld ’ Frasier Montana Falcon Beach (N) OddPar Foster Griffith MLB Baseball Seattle (CC) Mariners Yankees. at New York Interrupt Am. Gladiators (CC) (CC) 6:30 ’ ’ Sports Business Minute Offbeat How Exposed Seinfeld The Soup Reba Evening News ABC Wld News NBC News NBC News Noticiero Univisión ABC Wld News Will & Grace King of Queens Malcolm- Mid. Frasier So Raven OddPar Grim 60 Min. ’ Charlie and the Chocolate Factory & Mr. & Mr. Mrs. Smith (2005) Brad Pitt. h Healt (CC) 6 PM Knock Off Walk Sox Lou Dobbs Tonight Mad Money Special Report (CC) Tucker Right ›› ››› Minute I Did Kombai Tribe Cold Case Files How Modern Marvels Little People Exposed Seinfeld Law & Order Boule Law & Order: SVU Reba News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Que Locura News (N) (CC) The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) (CC) NHPTV AuctionSpring “Sports Night” Friends King of Queens Moral Court Malcolm- Mid. Feud So Raven 7th Heaven School Xiaolin Little House SportsCenter (CC) NASCAR Now (CC) Schwab ’ Stakeout (1987) Richard Dreyfuss. (CC) ’ (CC) (CC) 5:30 Red Sox Lee Dime Cash Little ››› Parental King Still Stnd News (N) (CC) News (N) ’ News (N) ’ News (N) (CC) Postcards Curious George Accordin g-Jim That ’70s Show Paid Program News (N) (CC) Suite Life Drake Naruto Griffith Interrupt Gearz Elizabethtown (2005) (CC) ’ ›› Fletch (CC) 5 PM Poker Superstars Red Sox The Situation Room Kudlow & Company The Big Story Hardball (CC) News (N) Do! That Thing You Supercross: Mo (4:45) Contessa Remix Kombai Tribe American Justice Cash Authors Crime True Little ›› Peek King Charmed (CC) THS Investigts The Scorpion King Still Stnd News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto (N) News (N) (CC) Cybercha se Curious George My Wife and Kids That ’70s Show Paid Program News (N) (CC) The Court People’s Suite Life Gilmore Girls Sponge Pokemon Griffith Horn Gearz Arena Football ellness 18 18 lth ea o o (CW) (UNI) (IND) (ION) (PBS) (FOX) (PBS) (CBS) (ABC) (NBC) (NBC) (ABC) WBZ-4 WLVI-56 WCVB-5 WCSH-6 WHDH-7 WGBH-2 WMUR-9 WUNI-27 WFXT-25 WENH-11 WSBK-38 WNRU-21 LIFE MAX SHOW FOOD HGTV TRAVEL A&E DISC HIST TLC AMC MTV TBS TNT E! USA DISN FAM NICK TOON TVLAND ESPN ESPN2 ESPNC FOXSN NESN CNN CNBC FOXNWS MSNBC NECN HBO MyTV-50 5/7/075/7/07 NEWS NEWS MOVIES MOVIES HOBBY HOBBY LEARNING LEARNING VARIETY VARIETY KIDS SPORTS SPORTS Brentwood Brentwood | East Kingston | Exeter | Greenland | Hampton | Hampton Beach | Hampton Falls | Kensington | Newfields | North Hampton | Rye | Rye Beach | Seabrook South | Hampton | Stratham KIDS BROADCAST 33, N BROADCAST W 33, N H ol ol ------4, 2007 | V Mary Mary and 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 ay on Main Street Street Main on Epping. in com are Peter ing up from New fluid a for City York evening soulful music of that runs the ay | M | M s s ews w e w ews e N N N N ntic ntic a c tlanti a tl A tl ic tlant A A e e Divas for th th in concert to to l l 6 SEA | A 32A | a Mother’s Day a Do Do not miss this exciting Mother’s Day Advance tickets for this event are absolute are event this for tickets Advance Tickets for the brunch and show are $20 for for $20 are show and brunch the for Tickets The The group’s music is primarily defined The The Funky Divas of Gospel are currently This event is a benefit performance for the is This event a performance benefit Doors Doors open at 12:15 p.m. A light brunch, NEWINGTON | an on Plan outra having NEWINGTON Tickets for this event are $16 for adults and adults for $16 are event this for Tickets Mary Mary has cut five CDs to date. Her fourth EPPING EPPING | New Hampshire singer-com ci ci age Mary Mary Gatchell pe age pe P benefit an even greater cause. For infor cause. more an benefit even greater ofgospel.com. www.funkydivas visit mation ly necessary, and can by be calling purchased ly necessary, 766-5440. (603) at Chapter Bay Great the to music to great some and listen come event; dren under 5 are free). Show-only seating will will seating Show-only free). 5 are under dren accepted. checks or Cash $12. for available be which may have good news to share. to news good have may which adults and $15 for children age 5-12 is (chil tradition with an R&B flavor. However, while while However, an with R&B flavor. tradition it is that, it is not all they sing. They include other from songs and songs gospel traditional faiths and cultures as well as secular music English (bass) and Charlie Daniels (drums). Daniels Charlie and (bass) English as gospel in the southern African-American Funky Funky Choir and outrageous including Funky Barbara Whitney Band (piano), Barbara London (flute), Dan Poland (guitar), Trish in in their 16th year of performing. The group includes longtime soloists Chubby Boothe, Jim White, Buzz Barbara Sanford-Epps, Dav enport and Jeannie Daniels. Plus, there’s the Great Bay Chapter of the American Red Cross, Cross, Red American the of Chapter Bay Great welcome. are ages all and courtesy courtesy of Mahalos Catering, will be served p.m. 12:30-2 between Divas of Gospel perform in concert on Sunday, Sunday, on concert in perform Gospel of Divas Town Newington the at p.m. 1-3 from 13 May Road. Hill Nimble on located Hall, geously funky Mother’s Day when the Funky Funky the Mother’s when Day funky geously ets or for more information, call (603) 679-2781 679-2781 (603) call information, or more ets for www.leddycenter.org. visit or $11 for Seniors and students. No one under the the under one No students. and tick Seniors for reserve $11 To theater. the in allowed is 2 of age of the finest creative talent in the music world, world, music in the talent creative finest of the “Indigo Rose” features the pointed as "Digging Card,” "Green hilarious the and Clouds" For track. title poignant the as well CD, entitled "Indigo Rose,” will be available for for available be will Rose,” "Indigo entitled CD, at mostly purchase Comprised Leddy Center. of some and her featuring own compositions, gamut gamut from pop amazing. simply to it’s put, jazz Simply and between. everything in Leddy Center for the Performing Arts, located located Arts, for the Performing Center Leddy poser-pianist Mary Gatchell, along with world- with along Gatchell, Mary poser-pianist renowned guitarist Peter Calo will perform May 5, in at on concert 7:30 Saturday, p.m. at S S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------33A 7 SEA F age age ’ P S r r PPA e | P te | t a ak WH a e ews ews h t et n N N a T u ar f c t ri C e me ic tlant igh c tlanti otes h o A ene s N G e N ‘T i v up h t eet o wi M M ook 4, 2007 | 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 C ay ay HAMPTON | The Student Council at KITTERY | Generic Theater will present critically first winner’s Prize Nobel 2005 The As “The Caretaker” unfolds, two brothers | PORTSMOUTH Seacoast area chefs who year, more than 4,000 people help Prescott Park Park Prescott help people 4,000 than more year, summer its off kick Portsmouth in Festival Arts and oldest England’s New by attending season largest chowder tasting sampling competition, the of some by made entries different many the fee entry no There’s establishments. finest area’s and the winners receive free advertising from WOKQ or co-sponsor Taste of the Prizes are in awarded the Choice and People’s Seacoast. Judges’ The Choice categories. top pick by the judges will receive a $1,500 radio advertising win place first the while WOKQ from package magazine $1,295 a earns Choice People’s for ner Seacoast. of the Taste from package advertising What’s are more, free participants to hand out menus and brochures to promote their and establishment, can own decorate their table for some Bring Booth.” “Best named being at shot a chowder and something to keep it hot; PPAF and its sponsors will provide everything else, are to down Entries right the and cups spoons. May 18. Rain date due for by the event Friday, is Sunday, June 3. For more information prescottpark.org. info@ email or call 436-2848 (603) Winnacunnet Winnacunnet High School will be sponsoring a Movie Night this Friday, May 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the Winnacunnet Community Auditorium. Movie Night is open to students in grades 5 and under. This week’s movie is the Academy Award-winning animated feature, Feet,” rated “Happy PG. Admission to Movie is Night information, more free, For sold. be will donations refreshments will be 926-3395. (603) call accepted, and a reading of Harold Pinter’s “The Caretaker” May 8 in the Rice on Public Library’s Tuesday, main The building. which reading, begins at 7 public. the to open and free is p.m., and commercially successful Pint later, play years 50 almost Now, 1960. in duced was pro er’s work will Andy be read by Cary Wendell, Turner. Susan and Allen, Bruce Nowacki, — Aston and Mick, who live together volatile détente uneasy, — in find more to an argue over in the presence of a mysterious old man. Davies, the tramp who is from rescued a beat ing and invited into their pres home defining the to becomes “recover,” mystifyingly slowly, dialogue truncated Clipped, in ence lives. their simultaneously communicates and conceals meanings, as the unlikely trio struggle, bond, bound are they fatefully how realize finally and main build The Library’s Rice Public together. ing is located on Wentworth Street just Kittery’s past downtown Wallingford Square and the entrance to the there, light traffic Portsmouth (only) the passing After Naval yard. Ship take an immediate right into the parking lot adjacent to the library’s basement (watch for the G. Theater Playreading sign). Additional parking is available in the lot just beyond the library, approximately across from the Town Restaurant. Pizza think their chowder recipes are award-worthy are invited to Each 2. participate June in Saturday, on the Fest Chowder 23rd WOKQ annual 18 | M 18 | M 18 | o o ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ 33, N 12:30 33, N Hellfigh Cannon Frasier Late Late Show Late Night Late Night Greater Boston Business Rpt. Scrubs (CC) The Insider (N) Paid Program King of the Hill Paid Kim Cosby Shin Co. 3’s Baseball Poker Bloopers Drift Road Buy Me Made ol ol ’ ’ V ’ V Proof of Life 12 AM 12 Final MLB Baseball Larry King Live Deal or No Deal Hannity & Colmes Countdown News (N) Bad Boys American Psycho Get Rich or Die Tasty Sell To Made CSI: Miami (CC) Deadliest Catch Biography: Osama The Real Deal Cannon ›› Inside the NBA Saturday Night Live Law & Order: SVU Frasier (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) La Hora de la Risa (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) Friends Entertain ment Paid Program King of the Hill Paid Montana Falcon Beach Cosby Chicken Co. 3’s Fast NASCAR Boxing . (CC) ve ’ 11:30 Outdoors LateNight 24 7 Hotel 40-a-Day Potential Taste Angel Sex & Daily 10 Will Late Show With David Letterman (N) (:35) Nightline Show The Tonight With Jay Leno (N) Show The Tonight With Jay Leno (N) Noticiero Univisión (:35) Nightline Charlie Rose (N) (CC) Will & Grace South Park Simpsons Cheaters So Raven Fresh Pr. Family M*A*S*H A h com . P , N , m m A (CC) (CC) A 11 PM 11 Best Damn SportsD Mad Money The O’Reilly Factor Catch Him If LateNight Entou Good My Taste Angel MythBusters (CC) Miami Ink (CC) Real World Sex & E! News Law Order: CI Will News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto News (N) (CC) Sex and the City South Park BodogFight Seinfeld ’ Salem Suite Life The 700 Club (CC) Fresh Pr. Futurama M*A*S*H SportsCenter (CC) Contender Bull Riding th A ’ also available ortsmouth h Healt (CC) tr Portsmouth locations Portsmouth bybootc Asylum (2005, Drama) (CC) ’ s A 603-686-6445 (CC) 10:30 b Premier Indoor & Outdoor Premier Sports Extra Inn ›› Buy Me Driving Lahaina Friends Girls The Slanted Screen (N) Frasier (CC) Wonder Years Still Stnd Phil Rose Futurama M*A*S*H Madden ’ 118 P Ladder 49 (2004) Joaquin Phoenix. (CC) ’ Stroller Fitness Classes For Moms Classes For Fitness Stroller (HD) (CC) (HD) (CC) ›› Cruel Intentions (1999) ’ ’ 10 PM Sports Innings Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) The Big Idea On the Record Secrets to Tell News (N) The Sopranos (CC) ›› Penn Ace of Cakes House Hidden Yosemite Driving Man vs. Wild Kenya. Miami Ink (N) (CC) (:15) Chal Friends Girls Without Without a Trace “All the Sinners Saints” (:01) Boston Legal (N) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (N) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (N) Nuestra Belleza Latina (:01) Boston Legal (N) News (N) Frasier (CC) Wonder Years News (N) (CC) 70s Life De Rose Courage M*A*S*H Baseball Tonight Madden Auction Car 33 ’ 9:30 ’ Road 24 Hour Made Dog Scarred Sex & NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal TBA. -- Teams Jeopardy! So Raven Full Hse. Partner Sanford Madden (CC) (DVS) Liar Liar (1997) (CC) Jim Carrey. ’ 9 PM Best Damn Larry King Live Deal or No Deal Hannity & Colmes Scarborough News (N) The Tudors (CC) Tasty Decorat Made Dog Deadliest Catch (N) The Spanish-American First War: Intervention (N) (CC) The Real Deal Punk’d Sex & ›› Nora Roberts’ Montana Sky (2007) The Unit “Paradise Lost” (N) (CC) Dancing With the Stars (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (N) (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (N) (CC) Amor Destilando Dancing With the Stars (CC) Frontline “When Kids Get Life” (N) Mars Veronica “Debasement Tapes” News (N) Diagnosis Murder “Dance of Danger” House “Resignation” (N) (CC) Funniest Lazlo Sanford Contender Madden Boxing (CC) (CC) (603) 926-4557 Passenger 57 (1992) (CC) ’ ’ ’ 8:30 Business ›› Buy Me Taste Cannon Raymond Reba Mama’s Family Drake Ed, Edd Good Madden (CC) Maintenance ’ ALL United 93 (2006) Alan David Basche. Mulan (1998) (CC) A League of Their Own Hanks, (1992) Madonna. Tom (CC) Volcano Lee (1997) Jones. Tommy 8 PM Reba Emeril Live Sell To Taste CSI: Miami (CC) Deadliest Catch Biography: Osama Rides “ZZ Chop” ›› Cannon Raymond 20 Most Horrifying Hollywood Murders Law & Order: SVU ››› ››› Sponge Ed, Edd Good US Poker Madden Boxing Fight League Paula Zahn Now Fast Money The O’Reilly Factor Countdown Curtis ››› George Lopez (N) (CC) Nova Chief capital. Powhatan’s (N) Gilmore Girls “Unto the Breach” (N) Phil Dr. Mama’s Family American Idol (Live) (HD) (CC) Hooters Dream Girl Challenge (N) NCIS Horse” “Trojan (N) (CC) George Lopez (N) (CC) Dateline NBC Dateline NBC La Fea Más Bella (N) , C ’ ANNOYING FACT #2: FACT ANNOYING (CC) 7:30 Still Stnd Unwrap House School Raymond Daily 10 Suite Life Neutron Foster Griffith NFL Live Myers TV Diner Chronicle One on One Every- Raymond Jeopardy! (N) Alice Simpsons Still Stnd Entertain ment Chronicle (CC) Inside Edition Extra (N) ’ ’ Like the Atlantic News. Atlantic Like the 51 Birch Street (2005) Down in the Valley (2005) (CC) rts (CC) A 7 PM Still Stnd ››› ››› Good If Walls Great Cruises (CC) Cold Case Files Deadliest Catch Modern Marvels Motorcycle Mania 2 School Raymond NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal TBA. -- Teams E! News Law Order: CI Montana Smallville “Relic” OddPar Foster Griffith Auction Car Am. Gladiators Sports MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox Blue at Jays. Toronto The Situation Room On the Money Fox Report Hardball (CC) NewsNg Entertain ment Greater Boston Every- Raymond Wheel of Fortune Amen Seinfeld ’ Frasier The Insider (N) Inside Edition 207 Magazine. Access H’wood Duelo de Pasiones & BICYCLES (CC) (CC) 6:30 ’ DVERTISE ’ Reba Minute Whats How Exposed Seinfeld So Raven OddPar Grim NASCAR Missing Sports Business Univisión ABC Wld News Will & Grace King of Queens Malcolm- Mid. Frasier Evening News ABC Wld News NBC News NBC News Noticiero ’ ’ A Guarding Tess (1994), Nicolas Cage The Ring Two (2005) Naomi Watts. inment nterta (CC) 6 PM E You won’t be seen unless you advertise in the right places in the right you advertise be seen unless won’t You O Seinfeld Law & Order Celebrity Divorces Law & Order: SVU Reba I Did Disney Cruise Line Cold Case Files How Aircraft WWII Property Ladder ›› Exposed Special Report (CC) Tucker Right ›› Minute Little House SportsCenter (Live) (HD) P.I.P.E.S. Schwab Myers Pregame Report Lou Dobbs Tonight Mad Money Malcolm- Mid. Feud Phil 7th Heaven School Xiaolin Jim Lehrer (N) (CC) NHPTV AuctionSpring Night” “Hawaiian/Tropical Friends King of Queens Moral Court News (N) News (N) ’ Que Locura News (N) (CC) The NewsHour With News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) T ’ ’ (CC) (CC) t eacoas 5:30 Big Fish S King Still Stnd Dime Cash Chef Parental Lee Griffith Interrupt Bid Wars News (N) (CC) Life De Drake Naruto Curious George Accordin g-Jim That ’70s Show Paid Program News (N) ’ News (N) ’ News (N) (CC) Postcards News (N) (CC) American Psycho (2000) (CC) | ’ ››› ››› om om The Longest Yard (2005) (CC) (CC) .C .C 5 PM King Charmed (CC) Halle Berry: THS (3:30) Still Stnd Remix Queen Mary 2 American Justice Cash Space Disasters Chef Ferris Bueller Peek The Big Story Hardball (CC) News (N) Drift Tokyo (:15) ›› Contessa Griffith Horn Hot Rod Larry Bird Beach Volley. (4:00) Off Walk Sox The Situation Room Kudlow & Company News (N) (CC) The Court People’s Life De Gilmore Girls Sponge Pokemon se Curious George My Wife and Kids That ’70s Show Paid Program News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto (N) News (N) (CC) Cybercha News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) ews ews N N CHIMNEYS (CW) (UNI) (IND) (ION) (PBS) (FOX) (PBS) (CBS) (NBC) (ABC) (NBC) (ABC) WBZ-4 WLVI-56 WCVB-5 WCSH-6 WHDH-7 WGBH-2 WMUR-9 WUNI-27 WFXT-25 WENH-11 WSBK-38 WNRU-21 USA LIFE TNT E! MTV TBS TLC AMC DISC HIST TRAVEL A&E FOOD HGTV SHOW HBO MAX MSNBC NECN CNBC FOXNWS NESN CNN ESPNC FOXSN ESPN ESPN2 TOON TVLAND FAM NICK DISN MyTV-50 NEWS 5/8/075/8/07 NEWS VARIETY VARIETY LEARNING LEARNING HOBBY HOBBY MOVIES MOVIES SPORTS SPORTS KIDS KIDS BROADCAST c tlanti BROADCAST ic tlant A A . . ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ om om © .C .C 12:30 Pimp Girls Frasier Late Late Show Late Night Late Night Tavis Smiley Business Rpt. Scrubs (CC) The Insider (N) Paid Program King of the Hill Paid Kim Videos Cosby Shin Co. 3’s Baseball Poker Boxing Best Bad Boys King Buy Me ews ews ’ ’ N N 12 AM 12 Modern Marvels Obesity Clinic Pimp Girls Law & Order: SVU Frasier (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) La Hora de la Risa (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) Greater Boston Friends Entertain ment Paid Program King of the Hill Paid Montana Videos Cosby Chicken Co. 3’s Fast NASCAR Boxing Final MLB Baseball Larry King Live Deal or No Deal Hannity & Colmes Countdown News (N) 24 7 Hotel Challenge Sell To World Poker Tour CSI: Miami (CC) Hazard Pay c tlanti ic tlant ’ A ’ The Terminator (1984) 11:30 Holly Daily 10 Will Late Show With David Letterman (N) (:35) Nightline Show The Tonight With Jay Leno (N) Show The Tonight With Jay Leno (N) Noticiero Univisión (:35) Nightline Will & Grace South Park Paid Program Simpsons Cheaters So Raven Fresh Pr. Family M*A*S*H Karate Sports LateNight Hotel ››› Tasty Hammer Treas TBA A Red Dawn (1984) Patrick Swayze. ›› ›› (CC) (CC) Sweet November (2001) Keanu Reeves. 11 PM 11 (HD) Mail Call (CC) Untold Stories (:15) Holly › E! News Law Order: CI Will News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto News (N) (CC) Charlie Rose (N) (CC) Sex and the City South Park Time Life ’ Seinfeld ’ My Din Suite Life The 700 Club (CC) Fresh Pr. Futurama M*A*S*H SportsCenter (CC) Karate Bull Riding 50 Plays Top SportsD Mad Money The O’Reilly Factor LateNight The Sopranos (CC) Penn Good Junk Treas Dirty Jobs (CC) ’ ’ (CC) 10:30 (HD) (HD) Road King NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal TBA. -- Teams Frasier (CC) Wonder Years Still Stnd Phil Whose? Rose Futurama M*A*S*H Missing Sports Extra Inn Tudors Dinner My ’ ’ ’ ’ X-Men: The Last Stand 10 PM Modern Marvels (N) Mystery Diagnosis Hustle (N) RealWrld King Rachael Ray Law & Order: SVU CSI: NY “...Comes Around” (N) (CC) Lost “The Man Behind the Curtain” (N) Medium “Heads Will Roll” (N) Medium “Heads Will Roll” (N) Don Francisco Presenta Lost “The Man Behind the Curtain” (N) Secret Files of the Inquisition (N) (CC) News (N) Frasier (CC) Wonder Years News (N) (CC) 70s Life De Whose? Rose Courage M*A*S*H Baseball Tonight Missing Sports Innings Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) The Big Idea On the Record Lords of Young Chaos Killing. News (N) Real Time ›› Good House (:15) The Sopranos MythBusters (CC) ’ ’ ’ ’ 9:30 RealWrld Raymond Jeopardy! Full Hse. Partner Entou Get Out Shadowboxer (2005) (CC) 9 PM Modern Marvels Obesity Clinic RealWrld Raymond Law & Order: SVU Between and Truth Lies (2006) (CC) Criminal Minds “Legacy” (N) (CC) Lost “The Brig” (HD) (CC) Crossing Jordan “D.O.A.” (N) (CC) Crossing Jordan “D.O.A.” (N) (CC) Amor Destilando Lost “The Brig” (HD) (CC) Secret Files of the Inquisition (N) (CC) One HillTree (N) (HD) (CC) News (N) Diagnosis Murder “The Shoes” Red’s American Idol Another singer leaves. Saints & Sinners (N) Videos Camp Boxing Wednesday Night Fights. (Live) Series of Poker 50 Plays Top Larry King Live Deal or No Deal Hannity & Colmes Scarborough News (N) Shrek › Challenge Dime World Poker Tour (N) The Sopranos (CC) MythBusters (CC) (603) 926-4557 (HDTV (CC) 8:30 (CC) (CC) Business Buy Me Treas Taquita Raymond Reba Underbell y Underbell y Mama’s Family Drake Ed, Edd ’ (CC) ’ ’ ’ ’ ALL Best in Show (2000), Parker Posey Sister ActSister (1992) Whoopi Goldberg. National VacationLampoon’s (1983) 8 PM PA) (CC) PA) Poker Superstars Paula Zahn Now Fast Money The O’Reilly Factor Countdown Curtis The Tudors (CC) Emeril Live Sell To Treas CSI: Miami (CC) Hazard Pay (N) Modern Marvels Untold Stories Taquita Raymond NBA Basketball Conference Semifinal TBA. -- Teams ››› Law & Order: SVU Reba Jericho “Why We Fight” (N) (CC) Accordin g-Jim Thank God You’re Here (N) Thank God You’re Here (N) La Fea Más Bella (N) Accordin g-Jim Secrets of the Dead “Headless Romans” Next America’s Top Model (N) Phil Dr. Mama’s Family Bones (N) American Heiress Homeward Bound II: San Francisco ›› Sponge Ed, Edd ›› Contender Boxing , C ANNOYING FACT #2: FACT ANNOYING ’ The Shawshank Redemption (1994) (CC) Red DawnAction) (1984, Patrick Swayze. (CC) (CC) 7:30 Poker TV Diner ››› Unwrap House How ›› School Raymond Daily 10 Still Stnd Entertain ment Chronicle (CC) Inside Edition Extra (N) ’ Chronicle Ask This Old Every- Raymond Jeopardy! (N) Alice Simpsons Still Stnd Suite Life Neutron Foster Griffith ’ Cheaper by the Dozen 2 (2005) Like the Atlantic News. Atlantic Like the ’ ›› (CC) 7 PM 34 Sports MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox Blue at Jays. Toronto The Situation Room On the Money Fox Report Hardball (CC) NewsNg (:15) Good If Walls Making Dream RVs Cold Case Files How Oil (CC) Shalom in the Home School Raymond Without a Trace E! News Law Order: CI Still Stnd The Insider (N) Inside Edition 207 Magazine. Access H’wood Duelo de Pasiones Entertain ment Greater Boston Every- Raymond Wheel of Fortune Amen Seinfeld ’ Frasier Montana Smallville OddPar Foster Griffith MLB Baseball (CC) Rangers Yankees. at Texas New York Contender Am. Gladiators (CC) DVERTISE 6:30 ’ Sports Business Minute Rezoned How Exposed Seinfeld Reba Evening News ABC Wld News NBC News NBC News Noticiero Univisión ABC Wld News Will & Grace King of Queens Malcolm- Mid. Frasier So Raven OddPar Grim NASCAR Strong ’ A (CC) You won’t be seen unless you advertise in the right places in the unless you advertise won’t be seen You O 6 PM Poker Pregame Report Lou Dobbs Tonight Mad Money Special Report (CC) Tucker Right Minute I Did Rich RV Parks Cold Case Files How of Hitler Voice Property Ladder Exposed Seinfeld Without a Trace H’wood True Law Order: CI Reba News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Que Locura News (N) (CC) The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) (CC) NHPTV AuctionSpring “Black Tie/Gallery Night” Friends King of Queens Moral Court Malcolm- Mid. Feud Montana 7th Heaven “Dick” School Xiaolin Little House SportsCenter (CC) Bid Wars Schwab T ’ Coach Carter (2005) Samuel L. Jackson. (CC) The Family Stone (2005) ’ (CC) (CC) 5:30 King Kong (2005) Naomi (CC) Watts. Sports ›› ››› Lee Dime Cash Chef Parental King Still Stnd News (N) (CC) News (N) ’ News (N) ’ News (N) (CC) Postcards Curious George Accordin g-Jim That ’70s Show Paid Program News (N) (CC) Phil Drake Naruto Griffith Interrupt Bid Wars Liar Liar Volcano Lee (1997) Jones. Tommy (CC) ’ ››› ›› ›› (CC) 5 PM Aussie Millions Sox The Situation Room Kudlow & Company The Big Story Hardball (CC) News (N) Cry Wolf (4:15) Diary Contessa Remix Parks Trailer American Justice Cash Hitler’s Prfct Chef (:15) Parental King Charmed (CC) TV Moments (4:00) Still Stnd News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto (N) News (N) (CC) Cybercha se Curious George My Wife and Kids That ’70s Show Paid Program News (N) (CC) The Court People’s Phil Gilmore Girls Sponge Pokemon Griffith Horn Car Show NBA Basketball 18 18 o o (CW) (UNI) (IND) (ION) (PBS) (FOX) (PBS) (CBS) (ABC) (NBC) (NBC) (ABC) WBZ-4 The Best Thing To Happen To Cars Since The Wheel! Happen To The Best Thing To WLVI-56 WCVB-5 WCSH-6 WHDH-7 WGBH-2 WMUR-9 WUNI-27 WFXT-25 WENH-11 WSBK-38 WNRU-21 LIFE MAX SHOW FOOD HGTV TRAVEL A&E DISC HIST TLC AMC MTV TBS TNT E! USA FAM NICK TOON TVLAND ESPN ESPN2 ESPNC FOXSN NESN CNN CNBC FOXNWS MSNBC NECN HBO MyTV-50 DISN 5/9/075/9/07 NEWS NEWS MOVIES MOVIES HOBBY HOBBY LEARNING LEARNING VARIETY VARIETY KIDS KIDS SPORTS SPORTS BROADCAST BROADCAST 33, N 33, N ol ol ------4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 ay ay | M | M ews ews Canada’s DuffleBag ews N N N c tlanti tlantic A ic tlant A — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo the to 8 SEA | A 34A | Join the Firehouse Center for the Arts DuffleBag Theatre performs more than 450 than more performs Theatre DuffleBag Improvisation is the key to DuffleBag No one is chosen ahead of time, so when DuffleBag DuffleBag Theatre’s mission is to adapt DuffleBag DuffleBag Theatre was formed in 1992 A A classic favorite with both children and NEWBURYPORT NEWBURYPORT | The Firehouse Center Theater troupe (pictured) presents “Peter Pan” at the Firehouse in Newburyport. IT’S IN THE BAG — with DuffleBag Theater age pecial age Become part of the show P chased by calling the Firehouse Box Office at (978) 462-7336 or visit www.firehouse.org. day, day, May 19 for two performances of “Peter Pan” at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tickets are $8 for children and $10 for adults and may be pur DuffleBag DuffleBag gave a command performance for His Royal Highness the Prince of Brunei. in welcoming DuffleBag Theatre on Satur shows a year touring to events, theatres, and festivals, schools across where Brunei and Malaysia, Canada, Singapore, States, United the show as well, the results are captivating and down right hilarious, making an enjoy able time for both children and parents alike. Theatre Theatre because whatever the audience cast members do is incorporated into the Since the show. whole audience participates during tor as they perform on stage with DuffleBag Theatre. a show begins, the narrator invites an unsus pecting audience member on stage to one of the play main characters. They are given a narra the from guidance and props, costume, is every child’s opportunity to be on the big stage. of the audience in the creating main a parts, spontaneous thereby and energizing the atre experience for audiences of all ages. This modest beginnings has touring phenomenon. blossomed into a fairy tales and classic stories using members that the company continued performing dur ing the school year, and onto the next year, and the next, and the next. What started with tival in what was supposed to be a five-day commitment for the duration of that festival. However, the response was so tremendous on Saturday, on May Saturday, 19 at 11 a.m. and again at 1 p.m. for the London International Children’s Fes families, this performance will have the audi ence out of their seats and helping create the show when it’s presented at the Firehouse family theater season with a rollicking good Theater time in featuring Canada’s DuffleBag their performance of “Peter Pan.” for the Arts in Newburyport concludes its S P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - - age P 35A 9 A SE | age ews age P N | P | ews ews c tlanti N N A ews N ic tlant c tlanti A tlantic 10, 2006 | A - - - - ch the ar to 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 4, 2007 | at Firehouse ay ay This exhibit is open to the public and may NEWBURYPORT NEWBURYPORT | Artist Anne Silber is Silber’s work emphasizes the graphic Silber’s current exhibit at the Firehouse Many examples of Silber’s work are 9 | M pecial Silber art exhibit o Notice”) and television Hope,” “Grey’s shows Anatomy,” “Law & (“Chicago Order” and Amy”). “Judging be viewed at the Firehouse Arts, Center located in Market Square in downtown for the Newburyport. For more or call (978) 462-7336. informationwww.firehouse.org visit exhibiting her work now through June 4 at the two-floor gallery at the Firehouse Center for Arts the in Newburyport. qualities, form, line and especially color rela tionships. She enjoys working in with an almost musical colors sense, creating harmo nies andoccasional dissonance with c the o m bn i a tof i o n tones.Many her of piec es explore the also possibili ties of light and shad ow, with shadows becoming as much an and interesting integral part of the composition as objects casting the them in. features limited edition serigraphs, or using artist the by printed hand silk prints, screen are inks The stencils. film lacquered hand-cut mixed with a large percentage of transpar ent base, allowing for the visual blending of overlaid tones, creating an effect like that of well-controlled watercolors. included in numerous corporate and muse um collections, and have numerous one-person and group exhibitions been shown in around the United States and Europe as well as in movies This,” (“The “Sweet Home Weeks Alabama,” “Two Departed,” “Analyze S 18 | M 18 | M 18 | ’ o o 32, N ’ ’ ’ ol ’ 12:30 V Glory Scarred Frasier Late Late Show Late Night Late Night Tavis Smiley Business Rpt. Scrubs (CC) The Insider (N) King of the Hill Paid Kim Videos Cosby Shin Co. 3’s Dreamgirl Buy Me 33, N 33, N ’ ol ol V Asylum (2005) V The Glimmer Man The Haunting 12 AM 12 Final MLB Baseball Larry King Live Deal or No Deal Hannity & Colmes Countdown News (N) The Sopranos (CC) › ›› Iron America Chef Sell To Places to See CSI: Miami (CC) Human Prey II Mega Movers (CC) American Chopper Scarred › Curse-Exorcist Law & Order: SVU Frasier (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) La Hora de la Risa (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) Greater Boston Friends Entertain ment Pastor Scott King of the Hill Paid Montana Videos Cosby Chicken Co. 3’s Baseball Tonight Boxing ’ ’ 11:30 Sports LateNight Hotel 40-a-Day Sweat Europe Cash RealWrld Daily 10 Late Show With David Letterman (N) (:35) Nightline Show The Tonight With Jay Leno (N) Show The Tonight With Jay Leno (N) Noticiero Univisión (:35) Nightline Will & Grace South Park Paid Program Simpsons Cheaters So Raven Fresh Pr. Family M*A*S*H (CC) (CC) 11 PM 11 Dreamgirl SportsD Mad Money The O’Reilly Factor Crime-Punish. LateNight Orgasm: Xtra The Tudors (CC) Good Over Europe Detroit SWAT (CC) Cash Death Road (CC) American Chopper RealWrld E! News Law Order: CI Housewives News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto News (N) (CC) Charlie Rose (N) (CC) Sex and the City South Park Time Life ’ Seinfeld ’ Restaur Suite Life The 700 Club (CC) Fresh Pr. Futurama M*A*S*H SportsCenter (CC) Bull Riding ’ Casualties of War (1989), Sean Penn The Fifth Element (1997) (HD) Bruce Willis. ’ (CC) 10:30 Sports Extra Inn Penn Cakes House ››› Giant ››› Katie Frasier (CC) Wonder Years Still Stnd Phil Rose Futurama Good NBA Basketball: Conference Semifinal Blame ’ ’ The Transporter The 2Transporter (2005) Exit Wounds (2001) Steven Seagal. 10 PM Sports Innings Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) The Big Idea On the Record Predator Raw News (N) Big Love “Easter” ›› Penn Flay House Hawaii Millionaire’s The First 48 (HD) Ant Wars (CC) Modern Marvels Wrecks to Riches Holly › Katie Law Order: CI Without Without a Trace “The Beginning” (N) (:01) Traveler “Pilot” (N) (CC) (:01) ER “Sea Change” (N) (CC) (:01) ER “Sea Change” (N) (CC) Aquí Ahora y (:01) Traveler “Pilot” (N) (CC) Monarchy With David Starkey News (N) Frasier (CC) Wonder Years News (N) (CC) 70s Life De Rose Courage Good Blame 35 ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ 9:30 Land Cannon Friends Simple (:20) Scrubs (:20) Scrubs Jeopardy! Life De Full Hse. Partner Sanford (CC) ’ 9 PM Dreamgirl Larry King Live Deal or No Deal Hannity & Colmes Scarborough News (N) Iron America Chef Divine Places to See The First 48 (HD) AntsKiller (CC) Mega Movers (N) American Chopper Pimp Friends Simple Law & Order: SVU A Girl Like Me: The Araujo Gwen Story CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (N) Anatomy Grey’s 1-2-3” (N) “Testing Amor Destilando Anatomy Grey’s 1-2-3” (N) “Testing Monarchy With David Starkey Supernatural (N) (HDTV Part 1 of 2) News (N) Diagnosis Murder “No Good Deed” Videos Lazlo Sanford MLS Soccer: Salt Lake at Rapids Series of Poker ’ ’ ’ 8:30 Business Buy Me Europe Chal Friends Simple Reba (:40) The Office “Beach Games” (N) (:40) The Office “Beach Games” (N) Mama’s Family Drake Ed, Edd Leave (CC) Phat Girlz (2006) Mo’Nique. (CC) ’ Platoon Willem Dafoe. Berenger, (1986) Tom (HD) Jarhead (2005) Jake Gyllenhaal. (CC) The Fifth Element (1997) (HD) Bruce Willis. Crimson Tide (1995) Stuart Little 2 (2002) (CC) Superman (1978) Christopher Reeve, Gene Hackman. (CC) ›› ›› ’ 10th and Wolf (2006) James Marsden. 8 PM Reba ››› (:15) › Emeril Live Sell To Europe CSI: Miami (CC) Human Prey II (CC) Mega Movers (CC) American Chopper ›››› Chal Friends ››› Simple Law & Order: SVU ››› ››› Sponge Ed, Edd Griffith NBA Basketball: Conference Semifinal Billiards Boxing Fight League Paula Zahn Now Fast Money The O’Reilly Factor Countdown Curtis Ugly Betty (N) (HD) (CC) The Human Face “Face to Face” Smallville “Prototype” (N) Phil Dr. Mama’s Family Smarter Than Are You a 5th Grader? (N) (CC) ››› Survivor: Fiji (N) (CC) Ugly Betty (N) (HD) (CC) My Name Is Earl My Name Is Earl La Fea Más Bella (N) ’ ’ (CC) (CC) 7:30 Still Stnd Unwrap House School Raymond Daily 10 Suite Life Neutron Foster Griffith NBA 50 Top TV Diner Chronicle Basic Black Every- Raymond Jeopardy! (N) Alice Simpsons Still Stnd Entertain ment Chronicle (CC) Inside Edition Extra (N) ’ ’ ’ (CC) 7 PM Still Stnd Good If Walls Beach Exposed Cold Case Files Survivorman (CC) Modern Marvels Overhaulin’ (CC) School Raymond Without a Trace E! News Law Order: CI Montana Smallville OddPar Foster Griffith Billiards Am. Gladiators Sports MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox Blue at Jays. Toronto The Situation Room On the Money Fox Report Hardball (CC) NewsNg Entertain ment Greater Boston Every- Raymond Wheel of Fortune Amen Seinfeld ’ Frasier The Insider (N) Inside Edition 207 Magazine. Access H’wood Duelo de Pasiones (CC) Bachelor Party (1984) (CC) 6:30 ’ Reba ›› Minute Small How Exposed Seinfeld So Raven OddPar Grim NASCAR Kickbox Sports Business Univisión ABC Wld News Will & Grace King of Queens Malcolm- Mid. Frasier Evening News ABC Wld News NBC News NBC News Noticiero (CC) 6 PM Reba Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World Minute I Did Attack Beaches Cold Case Files How Modern Marvels Property Ladder Exposed Seinfeld Without a Trace Law Order: CI Suite Life 7th Heaven (CC) School Xiaolin Little House SportsCenter (Live) (HD) Build Off Schwab 50 Top Pregame Report Lou Dobbs Tonight Mad Money Special Report (CC) Tucker Right Locura News (N) (CC) The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) (CC) NHPTV AuctionSpring “Agriculture Night” Friends (CC) King of Queens Moral Court Malcolm- Mid. Feud News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) News (N) News (N) ’ Que In the Line of Fire (1993) Clint Eastwood. ’ ››› Ladder 49 (2004, Drama) Joaquin Phoenix. (CC) ’ (CC) (CC) 5:30 King Still Stnd Dime Cash Chef ›› Parental (:45) Lee Griffith Interrupt Bid Wars Sports News (N) (CC) Sister Drake Naruto Curious George Accordin g-Jim That ’70s Show Paid Program News (N) ’ News (N) ’ News (N) (CC) Postcards News (N) (CC) ’ Best in Show (2000), Parker Posey om om om (CC) .C .C .C 5 PM King Charmed (CC) ››› Queen-Damned Still Stnd Remix Extreme Beaches Justice Amer. Cash Lost Worlds (CC) Chef RedDawn Peek The Big Story Hardball (CC) News (N) Man Wtht Face Miss Congeniality 2 Bad Contessa Griffith Horn Freaks NASCAR Racing Best Damn 50 Sox The Situation Room Kudlow & Company News (N) (CC) The Court People’s Sister Gilmore Girls Sponge Pokemon se Curious George My Wife and Kids That ’70s Show Paid Program News (N) News (N) ’ Primer Impacto (N) News (N) (CC) Cybercha News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) ews ews ews N N N (CW) (UNI) (IND) (ION) (PBS) (FOX) (PBS) (CBS) (NBC) (ABC) (NBC) (ABC) WBZ-4 WLVI-56 WCSH-6 WCVB-5 WHDH-7 WGBH-2 WMUR-9 WUNI-27 WFXT-25 WENH-11 WSBK-38 WNRU-21 USA LIFE TNT E! MTV TBS TLC AMC DISC HIST TRAVEL A&E FOOD HGTV MAX SHOW HBO MSNBC NECN CNBC FOXNWS NESN CNN ESPNC FOXSN ESPN ESPN2 TOON TVLAND FAM NICK DISN MyTV-50 c tlanti c tlanti NEWS NEWS VARIETY VARIETY LEARNING LEARNING HOBBY HOBBY MOVIES MOVIES SPORTS SPORTS KIDS KIDS BROADCAST BROADCAST ic tlant 5/10/075/10/07 A A A . om .C ews N ic tlant A “...... Ironically, one of SQUARE Continued on 38A• his exemplification of all the who provided haircuts for some Hampton 45 years, resulted in the construction square. the in bandstand a of Concerts were Monday nights from 7 until held 8:30 p.m., ending in time for on back car electric p.m. 8:40 the to the Beach. In (Boston 1942, & the Maine) depot, railroad the rebuilt completely installing modern laying toilets, new painting it floors, inside and The out. Town and finally acquired the railroad lot, known then as Depot Square, for $8,500 in 1955. For more than 100 years, the square center was the of activity in the town. transportation Hampton’s most citizens beloved was Luigi Marelli, an Italian immigrant came who to the area brothers. Each one with opened a his store -- Luigi (affectionately called “Louie” by all towns’ people) in Hampton about 1916, the others and in Newmarket. Because of Exeter his many acts of and kindness charity, especially sending Christmas packages in to servicemen during World War II (and also during the Korean conflict), and ‘for ings appen H riter olman W c istori H sudokupuzzle M. H Marelli Marelli Square An early view of Depot Square & railroad station ohn The following discourse Quoting from Peter E. “...... A 1925 fund- Depot Depot Square vs. Fill in the puzzle grid so that every every column, row, and J ontributing y every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9. Answers on 8A raising campaign barber led by Chester Marston, concerns a of brief the history of land triangular in Hampton, originally the called center plot “RAILROAD of and SQUARE” “DEPOT later, SQUARE”, in 1960, “LUIGI MARELLI SQUARE”. Randall’s A Century “HAMPTON: of Beach Town -- and 1888 ..... - In 1988”, April (1916), “ of that yearUnion’s the column ‘Good (Hampton) some Things’ civic recommended improvements, many of which were being contemplated at that time...... The plan hinged on the B&M Railroad rebuilding this of Part gravel. providing included the improvement of Depot Square, where the new Brooks garage was automobile beingout on land staked acquired from the railroad. A drive circled the square, and in the center were a lawn and a garden. Under the Selectman Joseph B. Brown, direction the of Square completed quickly. project was B C 27 6 irtle H uzzle ohn 16 20 24 5 J P y B out of the wind. helps one see. time. 13 31 REAR RESIDENCE RESTORED ROOMS ROYALTY SITE SOVEREIGN STATUARY THAMES THRONE 16 healthy. Very 18 Applause. 19 Not real. 23 Not hard. 27 Henfruit. 29 Not out. 31 Not off. 6 Something that 8 Decline. 10 A long period of 11 A walker. 12 A covering. 13 A calm place 8 23 25 30 12 4 rossword Answers can be found on Page __ 36 C 11 15 22 Down ames town in Maine. needles. than it should be. in the U.S. that grows coffee. G 7 29 3 CLOISTERS ENGLAND GOTHIC GRAND GUARDS HALLS HISTORY HUGE PALACE QUEENS Very healthy. Applause. Not real. Not hard. Henfruit. Not out. Not off. 1 The southermost 2 A prize. 3 None. 4 A tree with 5 A lighter color 25 A picnic bug. 26 The only place 28 A foul smell. 30 Not old. ews Wnidsor Castle 10 N 16 18 19 23 27 29 31 19 28 2 thewordrdquiza Across 18 tlantic found in a dresser. of public transportation. signal. A 9 14 17 21 26 1 ANCIENT APARTMENTS ARCHITECTURE AREA ART OBJECTS BALLROOM BEAMS CENTURIES CHAMBERS CHAPEL 17 Hey! 19 Abandon. 20 A mode 21 Make amends. 22 A quantity. 24 A distress 1 A young feline. 7 A list. journey’s 9 A garden scoop. 11 A small stone. 14 Improve. 15 Something 18 o n m o Something that helps one see. Decline. A long period of time. A walker. A covering. A calm place out of the wind. A foul smell. Not old. The southermost town in Maine. A prize. None. A tree with needles. A lighter color than it should be. Abandon. A mode of public transportation. Make amends. A quantity. A distress signal. A picnic bug. The only place in the U.S. that grows coffee. A young feline. A journey's list. A garden scoop. A small stone. Improve. Something found in a dresser. Hey! 33, N t CC g ces i p n U ha ol st v i m t r 6 8 1 2 3 4 5 1 7 9 t n pri a DOWN ACROSS 10 11 12 13 28 30 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 11 14 15 17 s se ra o ap H t t h p B S C C or c ews m f n o st i a ir C hur en H 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 F h N hip t t C h s op ay a t l wi c ’ ’ i or a ch tt wor | M e opa N y A udy T t sc t ews i r a st pi n es N , , u h E lve i t hur ces st i o ces i l mm v ‘S C v r o hri C ic tlant r e e C C S S HAMPTON | Church of Christ Hampton NH holds Sunday Sunday holds NH Hampton Christ of Church | HAMPTON EXETER | Christ Episcopal Church, located at 43 Pine Street, Street, Pine 43 at located Church, Episcopal Christ | EXETER NORTH HAMPTON | The North Hampton United Church Church United Hampton North | The HAMPTON NORTH Stratham Stratham Community Church is a member of the United Every Every second Sunday of the month, the church holds Extensive children’s Christian education programs as well as as well as programs education Christian children’s Extensive Sunday school classes are available to children of all ages, and and ages, all of children to available are classes school Sunday STRATHAM | Stratham Community Church (SCC), located located (SCC), Church Community | Stratham STRATHAM STRATHAM | STRATHAM The Church Clothes Community Stratham EXETER | The First Baptist Church of Exeter is sponsoring an an sponsoring is Exeter of Church Baptist First The | EXETER A 36A | 6 p.m. The minister is Terry L. Morris, Sr.; for more information, information, more for Sr.; Morris, L. Terry is minister The p.m. 6 964-8141. (603) or 926-8526 (603) call services at 11 a.m. at the Curtis household, located at 21 Hackett Hackett 21 at located household, Curtis the at a.m. 11 at and services a.m. 10 at held are studies Bible Sunday Hampton. in Lane more information, contact Linda Carey at (603) 772-3332 or visit visit or 772-3332 (603) at Carey Linda contact information, more www.christchurchexeter.org. at p.m. The service is informal, and features the church’s Praise Praise the church’s and features is p.m. The informal, service Band led by Duncan An Holcomb. AA meeting is held is on held at meeting 8 and an Al-Anon p.m., evenings Monday For all. to open are They noon. 12 at afternoons Wednesday on and Friday, as well as, a Holy Eucharist and Healing service on on service Healing and Eucharist Holy a as, their well as resumed has Friday, and church The a.m. 10 at beginning Wednesdays 5 at month each of Sunday third the service Eucharist evening Formation and Sunday School beginning at 9:15 a.m. Nursery Nursery a.m. a.m. at 9:15 9:15 beginning the School Sunday during and Formation provided be will 4 age to also up church infants The for service. care a.m. 10:30 the as well as Thursday hour education Tuesday, Monday, on a.m. 8 at Prayer Morning offers holds worship services at holds services worship 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., with Adult where they are in life’s journey. For more information, call the the call information, more For journey. life’s in are they where at Friday through Monday 2 p.m., to 8 a.m. from office church 964-8687. (603) programs include a Men’s Breakfast group, a Women’s Book a group, Women’s a include Breakfast Men’s programs group, an evening adult study and group, choir, the Ladies Union. All are welcome, no matter where who they are or for pre-Kindergartners for through pre-Kindergartners Junior High youth during the worship service, as is quality childcare for infants and all worship, small Following children. are invited for coffee and in Other area. activities the and fellowship conversation of of Christ, located at invites 295 the Avenue, Atlantic public to on worship at Sunday mornings 10 a.m. are Services led by Rev. Michele Bagby Allan. Sunday School is available Church of Christ and appreciates the opportunity to accept the the accept to opportunity the appreciates and Christ of Church about information For additional Status. Affirming and Open the call and or church events, (603) 772-3389 upcoming visit www.strathamchurch.org. of Darfur. Also, Pounds of Clowns meets every third Monday Monday third every meets Clowns of Pounds Also, Darfur. of welcome. are enthusiasts clown All p.m. 7 at night adult classes are provided, and numerous local groups have local and groups are adult numerous classes provided, place. meeting their as SCC selected to vigils join candlelight in for prayer people the devastated immediately follows the worship service in the Rust Room; all all Room; Rust the in service worship the follows immediately attend. to welcome are at 6 Emery Lane, holds a worship service each Sunday morning morning Sunday each service worship a holds Lane, Emery 6 at Dodge. David Reverend the by led a.m. 10 at Hour Hospitality A time. service during provided is care child the spring and summer season. Hours at the Clothes Attic are are Attic Clothes the at Hours and season. sales summer and for spring the Wednesdays on p.m. 7-9 and 12 p.m. 3 to to a.m. a.m. 10 9 from from open is Attic the Saturdays, On 775-0171. consignment. (603) call information, more For only. sales for noon Attic, located on the lower level of the church, is now open for for open now is church, the of level lower the on located Attic, Street in Exeter. To make reservations in advance, or for more or more for in advance, reservations make To in Exeter. Street 772-3098. (603) call information, speaker Ann Marie Weston of the Federated Garden Club give give Club Garden Federated the of Weston Marie Ann speaker daughters Mothers, of houseplants. for care on the available a presentation activities be will there and invited, are friends and The is at church in located the 2 attendance. children Spring “Invite a Friend” Silver Tea on Saturday, May 12 from 2-4 p.m. p.m. 2-4 from 12 May Saturday, on Tea Silver Friend” a “Invite will participants Tea Silver person. per $5 is attend to cost The as as well guest hear and desserts, sandwiches delicate enjoy age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black 37 tlantic ews om tlantic lassol ifo ieay dtlsantic ews age A N .C A C V 33, N 18 |M 4, 2007 | A N | P 37A . Help Wanted For Sale Yard Work Construction Services Demolition HELP WANTED — AVON — Mass Appliance. We Do LANDSCAPING/MOWING CARPENTRY — Decks, BOOKKEEPING — Accurate DEMOLITION — LOW Ask me how to join my Avon Repairs! Reconditioned SERVICES: Complete windows, doors, small repair and dependable bookkeeping COST — No job too small. team. Earn 50%, flexible Appliances. Washer-Dryer clean-ups, debris removal, jobs, 30 years experience. service, your office or ours. Sheds, barns, camps, hours, sell or buy. Start up Sets: $295.00. Refrigerators: renovation of beds, edging, Thomas L. Vail. (603) 474- QuickBooks-trained to get mobile homes, etc. Room fee $10. Sign up and receive $150 and up. Stoves, mulching, plantings. 7604. the job done quickly and gutting and enlarging. If you a free gift. If interested, call Pruning, shrub shaping, want it removed, we’ll take Gas & Electric: $150 and RELIABLE REMODELING accurately. Call Lisa at Sue (603) 640-5354. woods beautification, lawn it down and haul it away. up. Guaranteed Delivery — General contractors, C&L Business consultants regeneration, mowing Fast and reliable service. TEMPORARY PART Available. 287 Lafayette Rd, all types of carpentry. today (603) 944-7093. packages. Family owned/ Free estimates. Anywhere, TIME POSITION — Small Seabrook, NH. (603) 474- Specializing in custom baths. operated, references, free pportunities anytime. (603) 918-7883-cel. sales office - Location~ 3761. Window replacements - O estimates. Quality first! (603) Coastal NH. Flexible hours Harvey windows. All types Personal Care Yard Sale 770-6931, yardcare06@ (daytime), Flexible Days, Homes For Sale of decks, bathrooms. Homemaking Services, Special! yahoo.com. Flexible Weekend Hrs, HAMPTON, FOR SALE Ceramic tile work, painting needed in Plaistow area. 30 Words Casual Atmosphere, Casual BY OWNER — Spacious NOW IS THE TIME — Yard and drywall. Any small jobs Immediate part-time openings $15 Bucks Dress. Primary Duties~ Colonial in desirable sprucing. Trim the brush at and handyman work. Call for available, $9.75 and hour to (603) 926-4557 Computer Work, Website neighborhood. 4 bedroom, the head of the driveway for free estimate. Fully insured start. Call Lutheran Social Novenas Entry, Phone Assistance, 2.5 baths, family room, living greater visibility, pull weeds with Mass. Builders license. Services, NH SmartCare THANK YOU GOD. Say nine Customer Interaction, room, dining room, 3 season and pick up butts. In the end, 1-800-831-6701 or (603) Program and ask for Tanya fill a 5x8 trailer and make a Hail Marys for nine days and Office Organization, Some room. $424,900. Call (603) 926-7867. www.reliable- Beaureguard at (603) 224- dump run. Free estimates. ask for three wishes. First, Occasional Outdoor Duties, 929-9373. remodeling.net. 3010. Call (603) 929-0433. business, second and third is Other Small Office Array of PAINTING & CARPENTRY — GREAT OPPORTUNITY Duties. (603) 918-0723. Rentals for the impossible. Have this LANDSCAPING — M.W. Call Jim for all your painting, — Retiring owner selling published on the ninth day HELP WANTED — If you FOR RENT — H a m p t o n Towle Landscaping. carpentry and ceiling texture. successful Seacoast and your wishes will come are currently at home or you Beach: Year round studios Professional landscaping, Mold removal and complete replacement window true even though you may would like to be, we have $600 to $700. One bedroom, 21 years experience in renovations. Free estimates. business, 4-bedroom not believe in it. Thank you the opportunity for you. Work $750. Two bedrooms, $800. Rockingham County. (603) 264-1196. business residence God. T.G. Services include a full range PT/FT around your schedule Lease required. (603) 926- Wood floor re-finishing. and assets, to honest, of landscaping from design St. Jude’s Novena and enjoy unlimited income 9687 or (603) 498-6896. Competitive pricing. hardworking carpenter application to maintenance. — May the sacred heart of potential. Call Lisa at (603) Expertly done primed to take business to Atlantic News Classifieds Specializing in walkways and Jesus be adored, glorified, 944-7093. Call Eric @ Eno Building next level. Training available. (603) 926-4557 patios. (603) 929-2960. loved and preserved unction all Supplies $500K. (603) 772-5716. throughout the world now F H LOOKING FOR A LAWN Rte1 Hampton Housekeeping Moms, incredible and forever. Sacred heart of Barker Hall at St. James CARE PROFESSIONAL? — (603) 926 8733. Masonic Lodge, Hampton SIMPLY CLEAN AND MORE opportunity to work from Jesus, worker of miracles, We have 22 years experience. pray for us. St. Jude, help available for all types of — House cleaning, laundry, Services home. Amazing support to Mowing, spring and fall clean the hopeless, pray for us. functions. Please call Bob shopping, or other chores. LANDSCAPE — Affordable help you reach your goals. ups, pruning and mulching. Say this prayer nine times Drinwater for details. (603) Moving in or out, we will also lawn care for the best homes. 100% risk free. No selling, no Specializing in high-end a day, your prayer will be 926-3975. help you pack or unpack. Free estimates, residential & inventory. Free web site, free property maintenance. answered. It has never been Call Kate (603) 929-4268. commercial, weekly & bi- training. Contact Daysha @ Upscale landcare. (603) 235- known to fail. Publication For Sale weekly, spring cleaning, ask (603) 659-8722 online: www. 5247. Bruce. must be promised. My FOR SALE — Pellet Stove. Removal about senior discounts. (603) wellnessonpurpose.com. Classifieds (603) 926-4557 prayers have been answered. Used only 2-1/2 years, & 40 CLEANOUTS — Low cost - 964-2833. Davis Enterprises. Love Candles? Love Thank you St. Jude. bags hardwood pellets. Call with large truck. Appliances, Construction PSYCHOLOGIST — Part- Cash? Mia Bella Gourmet LC (603) 926-6190. junk, derbris, etc. Attic, Cellar, COMPARE AND SAVE — time looking to be available Candles. Burn & Earn $$! Garage, Yard. Anything and FOR SALE — 84’ Drexel $45 per hour. Free estimates. for senior adults who want Soy Based - burn soot free. For Sale everything - anytime and Heritage Sofa - $300. 2 Blue Small jobs, remodels, new companionship. (978) 697- Buy Retail, Wholesale, Fund- TANNING CANOPY — Wollf Wing Chairs - $150 Each. anywhere. We do building, homes and baseboard heat. 2733 or (603) 772-4409. Raise or start your own Tanning Canopy. Full size. 10 Mahogany Sofa Table, Glass wrecking, moving, delivery, Reliable and insured. Derek, bulbs, slightly used, can be DOG SITTING — Reasonable business for under $50. 1- Top - $100. Mahogany End pick-up. No job too small or (603) 264-3329. stored away easily. $800.00 rates, experienced. Please 603-642-3420. www.bsilva. Table - $45. All items excellent too large. Fast dependable or best offer. (603) 394-5325. HANDYMAN — Carpentry, call (603) 781-8890. scent-team.com. condition. (603) 926-7091, service. Call anytime Cell # Additions, Decks, Sheds. Leave Message. (603) 918-7883. NOW IS THE TIME — Plumbing & Heating, Faucet WINDOW CLEANING. Star Repairs, Masonry, Water- Spangled Window Cleaning. Blasting & Welding. Minor HELP WANTED Inside and out. Screens Take Out An electrical. Fully Insured. Call and window sills. Wash Jim at (603) 772-5177. Atlantic News Classified Today! Part time every Wednesday window wells. Unlimited from 4 pm to 10 pm CARPENTRY/ROOFING gutter cleaning. Call Chris. 30 Words - 30 Days - $30 — Specializing in expert Don’t wait! Affordable, free What more could you ask for? $7 p/hour residential re-roofing and estimates. Call (603) 929- (Someone did ask though) carpentry, also rubber roofs 0433. Get your Classy Classified Highlighted simple product assembly. and wood siding. Winter Classifieds and stand out in all 26,000 copies of the Atlantic News! projects - interior painting, (603) 926-4557 Just pick a color - Blue, Pink or Yellow - and watch Perfect Job For That ‘Little Extra’ $$$ light sheet rock finishing, your ad pop off the page for only $5 more! windows, doors, and more. CHAIR & FURNITURE Salisbury, MA Mostly small to midsize jobs. GLUING & REPAIR — Spring To get your Classified Highlighted, for $35 Paul McCarthy, Hampton is here. Have your furniture Call (603) 926-4557 Today! Call Tracy at NH. Cell # (603) 501-8117. reglued, repaired, cleaned and E-Mail gappyusa@netscape. polished if needed. Chairs are net. Website: www.geocities. our specialty! Please call (603) (978) 462-0761 com/reroofnh 964-5109 . om .C ch ews N hur xeter C egational E ic tlant UMC in outh ews ch ongr nitarian S A U C ld hur ye N O ampton R irst C H at F at ch to at home l egationa hur ervices elcome worship S C W ongr C spiritual eekly A W EXETER | The First Unitarian Society of Exeter, a A time of fellowship, coffee and conversation will HAMPTON | The Hampton United Methodist Church, EXETER | The Congregational Church in Exeter, located Sinnaduray Rushan minister, senior is Rockwell Nancy Rev. RYE | Rye Congregational Church, located at 580 On Sunday evenings, the Jr. High Youth meet at 6 p.m., information, more For accessible. handicapped is church The artists shipbuilders, to statesmen From | NEWBURYPORT In an effort to grow in their love for God and their Sunday worship services are held at 10:30 a.m. at the www.oldsouthnbpt.org. welcoming Unitarian Universalist congregation located at 12 Elm Street, holds Sunday services each week at a.m. at 11 9 a.m. follow both services. All are welcome to attend. For more information, call (603) 772-4002. located at 525 Lafayette Road in Hampton, Sunday holds morning worship weekly services at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. All serves Moore Carroll the as congregation its pastor. Rev. are invited to attend; childcare is provided and the church is handicapped accessible. Mid-week Communion those For is sanctuary. the in held p.m. 12:30-12:55 from Wednesday who need it, the church food pantry is open from Wednesdays 9:30-11:30 a.m. The church through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., office and may be is open please Tuesday hours; office during 926-2702 (603) calling by reached leave a message if calling after-hours. at 21 Front Street, holds Sunday services at 8:30 10 a.m. a.m. and The later service includes choral music, children’s reflection, organ prelude and postlude. Children leave for Godly Play, a church school program, return at immediately 10:15 after a.m. the morning and service. for Child infants care and toddlers is available, and there is a period of fellowship and refreshment after worship in the vestry. The next Friday Service will be May supper 18, at with 6 a pot p.m. luck and the in the informal church service vestry. Open at to 7 all p.m., ages couples as all and well families, as the singles, worship service includes and spirit-lifting joyful music, prayer, stories and congregational participation. is director of Christian music Growth, director. The and church is Beverly handicapped accessible Caldon and is is an open and affirming congregation. All are welcome to attend. For more information, call (603) 772-4216, church.org. www.exetercong or visit Washington Road in Rye Center, worship holds at weekly 10 Sunday a.m. children and youth. The Lord’s Supper is Sunday celebrated on the school is first Sunday of each month. provided for all and the High meet Sr. Youth at 7 p.m. for special activities. 5:30 at Wednesdays on held is Night Fellowship Community Adult p.m. choir rehearsals are also held at on Wednesdays small 7 group and p.m. Bible Weekly studies are available. call (603) 964-4061 or visit www.ryecongregational.com. home spiritual a provided has Church South Old authors, to for the people of Newburyport for A more than Biblically-grounded 250 years. Presbyterian provides church, a community Old of South worship embrace a faith-centered life in the Christian tradition. for all who wish dedicated to is Church South Old at congregation the neighbors, to learning about living in today’s follow world Christ. Old South as Church is committed people to investing who in and caring for people throughout the local area, offering worship, service and educational opportunities as well as a welcoming and nurturing environment for families and individuals of all ages. Newburyport. in Street Federal 29 at located is which church, Adult classes are held at information, more 9:15 For available. also are children for School a.m.; nursery and Sunday at (978) 465-9666 or visit Rob contact John, Reverend Pastor, - H Y Y Y N N Y Y Y X X X N X Y X Y N X Y Y G Y Y Y Y X Y Y N X X X N N Y Y Y Y X Y Y F Y Y Y X X Y Y Y X X X N X Y X Y N Y Y Y E Y Y Y Y Y X Y Y X X X Y X Y X X Y Y Y Y ews N HOME Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter North Hampton Stratham Hampton Seabrook Seabrook Seabrook Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Greenland New Castle Rye To To get in touch with the HR5 would put the state Moody (’53). The express officers their gratitude in Hannaford Hampton, and to Shaw’s and Home Depot in North Hampton, for donat ing gift cards to enhance the association’s fundraising for its annual $2500 scholarship to a graduating WHS of senior. Hampton Academy Winnacunnet High and School Alumni Association, write to PO Box 8, Hampton, NH 08343-0008. By 2001, the present gazebo which stands in the center of new a Marrelli became and completed, Square focal was point for Hampton downtown activities, ranging from caroling to band performances. periodic year are President Smith, George Vice President Doug Cowie Collins Condon (’61) Andrea (’58); and Treasurer/ Secretary Editor Art P d d d r r r+d d d d d r r d d d d r d d d 38 - - - - DI 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 17 18 18 CO Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock tlantic HB257 would allow towns to appoint Call (603) 926-4557 Today! A he Your Best Your Option For All Advertising Your Needs! (G) TOWNS SHOULD BE ABLE TO APPOINT A (H) MEDICARE FOR ALL | John Emery (’51) has vol Officers for the current The annual meeting will NAME Flockhart, Eileen C Henson, John W Kennedy, James E Quandt, Marshall E Quandt, Matthew J Robertson, Carl G Day, Judith E Russell, Trinka Preston, Mark F O'Keefe, Peter J Moore, Benjamin E Weare, Everett A Kelley, Jane P Kepner, Susan R Kepner, McGuirk, Thomas Moore, Bennett F Stiles, Nancy F Marsh, Michael G Borden, David A Grote, Otto F a payroll tax. Supporters said that this would burden out among all businesses, spread cover the uninsured, and the save money by encouraging preventive said care. that Opponents it is a bureaucracy, and tax would on cost business, more would by taking lead out health of to the care a competitive market large place. The the House resolution 201-129. A YES the PASSED vote National FAVORED Internal and Law Election Senate (The Act. Insurance Health Affairs Committee scheduled a hearing on the bill for May 2; results of the hearing were unavailable as of press time.) TREASURER | — rather than elect — a passed which Senate the onto 226-86 bill the treasurer PASSED House (see Senate vote). towns allowing The FAVORED vote YES A Governor. the to on it to appoint their treasurer. on record as endorsing the National Health Insurance Act, which would expand Medicare to cover everybody via T ROLL CALL From 8A ALUMNI From 5A include officer reports, Roll Call of Classes and a special roll call to officers, recognizeplus enhanced door past prizes. The buffet will a feature prime rib carv dinner ing station and, of course, a 100th birthday cake. high-tech his play to unteered DJ dinner music highlight ing appropriate decades. A keepsake souvenir ticket dinnerof the celebration will be provided to attendees. Hampton and Falls, Hampton where groups had raised funds community to erect bandstands town in common areas, it their was decided that the time right to was build a new gazebo in the center of the square. decades. Lucy was the asso ciation’s first secretary and Adeline the third, for a combined 20 servingyears. 18 o 33, N ol In the late 1990’s, saw a “...... The next project 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 the lead towns of neighboring such as North Club planted a tree, an evergreen, memorial in honor of the town’s veterans, and purchased a marker.” permanent (The evergreen is memorial gone and the “permanent” also marker missing. Do any of our readers is know what became of it?) surge of renewed interest in Marelli Square. Following IN THE FUTURE. VOTED AND MARCH ACCEPTED 9, 1960 CITIZENS BY OF ON THE THE TOWN OF HAMPTON, NH was improvement at Depot Square, now Marelli Square. As a result, another warrant article was sponsoredthe Club and by the area improved was curbing, with a bubbler granite and shrubbery. The crosswalk, a MARELLI MARELLI HIS DEEP SENSE AND OF CIVIC DEVOTION OUTSTANDING SERVICES TO OF THE THIS ALWAYS SERVE TOWN AS INSPIRATION WELFARE WILL AN FOR HIGHEST THE STANDARDS ay | M ews N ic tlant A 38A | LUIGI MARELLI THIS TABLET IS The Marelli bronze plaque bronze Marelli The Under Other Business at SQUARE SQUARE rom F 36A age ERECTED RESIDENTS BY COMMUNITY TO HONOR OF THE MEMORY THIS THE OF LUIGI SQUARE approved.” approved.” reads as follows: by the Selectmen, indicating that the fulfilled. been has purposeResolution of Resolution this Unanimously of the Selectmen, a suitable bronze plaque in the square at a place to be approved permission be granted business the people of Hampton to erect, with the authority and under the supervision on March 8, 1960, Article 24 stated in part, “..... FURTHER RESOLVED BE that IT MARELLI SQUARE”.) MARELLI SQUARE”.) the annual Town meeting honor as a result of a motion by William Elliot at the 1960 town meeting.” (Officially, it was named “LUIGI Hampton’s town (Railroad Square square or Depot Square) was named in his traits of good citizenship and citizenship good of traits for his loyalty to and for love his adopted country’, P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . 39A age $30! | P ews N ner ic tlant or C Hi! Atlantic News 4, 2007 | A 4, 2007 Adopt a Friend ay — Atlantic News Photo by Scott E. Kinney ritter Take An Out Take Please Return with Payment to: Cash | Check | | Mastcard Visa PO Box 592 • Hampton, NH 03843 C 18 | M 18 | Phone: (603) 926-4557 • Fax: (603) 926-4531 o 25¢ for word each additional OR: mix. I am a very friendly and confident dog who needs a home where 33, N My name is Jake. I am a male two-year-old tan and black Rottweiler Iam able to have fun as well as get some training so that I may work on my dominance. I already know the commands of “Sit” and “Give Paw” and would love to know more. companion to another dog. I need an adult household without cats, but I would be a good To see me and my friends visit the NHSPCA at www.nhspca.org.” | | 30 Words 30 Days Atlantic News Classified ol Name: Address: Town State|Zip: Phone: Period to Ad: Run V ------Don’t take my word for I agree with Stewart’s Atlantic News readers who In other words, it’s wise When Jim Hunter talks It wasn’t until “Fireball” You want to know the Stewart’s remarks were They are team players talk with a driver that is no longer in the sport. it. Ask some old time driver how NASCAR has care of him. taken statements: NASCAR is get ting more and more into the entertainment business and away from the sport of rac ing. have an NASCAR opinionand Stewart’s state regarding ments are invited to send com ments to The Racing Reporter, PO Box 160711, Mobile, 36616. AL If an opinion is used in an upcoming column, the read er will receive an 8x10 photo of their favorite driver. Opinions may also be e-mailed to hodg esnews@ earthlink.net. their mouth’s shut. not to make statements that reflect badly on NASCAR. The officials didn’t fine Stewart for really not attend ing the press it was conference; about speaking mind about NASCAR. his about how concerned NAS CAR is about drivers’ safety, he never mentions took thatDale Earnhardt’s death it to bring about safety chang es. Roberts a died fiery crash in followinghis 1964 fuel tank after exploded that NASCAR mandated a safer fuel cell. The same fuel cell had been in over a decade, existencebut NASCAR for refused to allow it. real side of NASCAR? Go announced announced until five Friday, days after Stewart skipped out on the press conference. partly out of dif The season. this had he’s frustrations between Stewart and ference other drivers is the ones that remain silent know whichside their bread is buttered on. NAS play to content are that CAR’s ball game and keep 39 ------ner NASCAR fined Stewart It was the remarks that NASCAR called Tony “NASCAR has been run After finishing second at time first the wasn’t it But Stewart’s comments “It's hard to feel proud or tinue to be that way. There are thousands of race talented drivers out there who would consider it an honor to compete in the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series.” $10,000 for not the post-race attending media confer ence, but this fine was not time, the news media were told Dale couldn’t make it because he Earnhardt didn’t want to miss Jr. his heli copter ride out of the track. infuriated image-conscious NASCAR officials so much allow would they before that his car to be on Stewart Talladega Friday, unloaded at had to meet with and issue an apology. officials Stewart's comments "very, very disappointing." ning races since 1948, we and place the safety drivers at the top of the list,” of the said spokesman Jim Hunter. “We have more people and more resources than officiating ever our races.safety of the The drivers is our first priority. It has always been that way and will con Series when they're throw said. he cautions,” debris ing “It's like playing God. They can almost dictate the race at that point instead of the drivers doing it. pened It's too many hap times this year, and it's to the point to where you just get so frus trated it's hard to 'Hey, wrestling worked fathom. and it was, for to going it's theguess I so staged most part, work in racing, too.’” Phoenix International Race way April 21, Stewart not speak to did members of the the of required is as — media top three finishing drivers per NASCAR rules. that a driver has missed post-race a conference. Once, Mark Martin didn’t because come he was celebrating with his family. Another let NASCAR treat them like they do stupid before they're an about-face. were in reference to caution flags that NASCAR seems to throw near each race. the These cautions are end of designed to bunch up field and the make for a better and more exciting finish. about being the a NASCAR driver Nextel in Cup C ------speaks acing acing R R eporter R eekend W Tony Tony Stewart is not my He made some state I’m sure that everyone Sat., May 5, Nextel Cup The Cup and Busch Fri., May 4, Busch Series Top-10 Busch Series Top-10 lead Top-10 Craftsman Truck Top-20 Top-20 Nextel Cup lead “I guess he don’t have acing last week, Stewart said couldn’t he understand long the how fans were going to favorite person, but he is one is he but person, favorite on out speak does that driver issues that others refuse to admire I and in, involved get him for that. him got that week last ments into hot water with CAR officials. NAS has learned that on his Sir ius Satellite radio program Circuit Circuit City 250, race 11 of 35, Starting time: 7:30 p.m. (EST): TV: ESPN2; Distance: 250 laps; Defending cham pion: Kevin Harvick. Crown Royal/Jim Stewart 400, race 10 of 36, time: Starting 7 p.m. (EST); TV: Fox; Distance: 400 laps; Defend ing champion: Dale hardt Jr. Earn Crawford-777, Crawford-777, 4. Hornaday- 751, 5. Sprague-734, 6. Mus grave-727, 7. Benson-703, 8. Crafton-683, 9. Kvapil-653, 10. Darnell-651 teams are at the Richmond, VA 0.75-mile track, while the Craftsman Trucks have the weekend off. 908, 19. Montoya-901, 20. B. Labonte-883 ers; 1. Edwards-1664, 2. Har vick-1231, 3. Blaney-1168, 4. Reutimann-1130, 5. Hamil ton 6. Jr.-1052. Kenseth-1048, Busch- Kyle 8. Ragan-1025, 7. 1016, 9. Ambrose-1009, 10. M. Wallace-994 Series leaders: 1. 905, Skinner- 2. T. Bodine-797, 3. ers after 9 of 36: 1. don-1521, 2. J. J. Gor Burton-1318, 3. Kenseth-1292, 4. Johnson- Stew 6. Hamlin-1189, 5. 1290, art-1081, 7. 8. Harvick-1062, McMurray-1059, 9. Kyle Busch-1054, 10. Kurt Busch- 1038, 11. Bowyer-1021, Earnhardt 13. Edwards-1004, 12. Jr.-990, 14. Stremme-956, 15. Sadler-940, 16. 17. Martin-921, 18. Jr.- Truex Biffle-934, twice and knocked into the inside wall. any talent,” is the way Stew art referred to liland, David who Gil put the second hit on him. R ------one ews N wild om tlantic .C A eporter odges wins alladega R H the ews T N to at acing erald R Tony Tony Stewart, who fin Jimmie Johnson, Kurt The area around Talla It was also his 77th win “I never dreamed we It was Gordon’s second When the green flag The field with Gordon as The first came during Twice Twice Gordon benefited TALLADEGA, TALLADEGA, AL | Jeff G ordon ic tlant y pecial he on the last lap, he was hit speeding down pit road, and road, pit down speeding Cup race, he was assessed a drive through penalty for Bobby Labonte in Saturday’s Bobby Labonte in Saturday’s Sunday’s During race. Busch out at the finish line by ished 27th weekend. had First, he was beat a rough ed out the top-10 finishers. and Martin Jr., round Truex David Gilliland, Dale Earn hardt Jr., David Stremme, Busch, Kevin Harvick, Jamie McMurray, Ryan Newman, away in handcuffs. about a dozen rowdy fans at Gordon’s No. 24 on victory his lap. Police escorted fans threw cans, rolls of toi cups drink soft and paper, let hardt country, and many dega is predominantly Earn Dale Earnhardt Sr. for sixth- place in career wins. and it moved him ahead of ahead of us.” were were so far back and there were so many good guys said Gordon. “At the end said we Gordon. were going to win that race,” that win to going were one came last Saturday Phoenix. at consecutive win. His other caution and ended the race. series of wrecks behind him brought out the race’s final was leading the race when a liland. Gordon got a jump good on McMurray and McMurray, McMurray, Jimmie Johnson, Kurt Busch, and David Gil was given, it was Gordon, checkered checkered finish. the racing surface. The stage was set for a green/ white/ for five laps while way officials cleaned speed oil off the leader circled the track McMurray. Toyota, and Gordon had just Toyota, taken the lead from Jamie lost an engine in his No.00 lap 185 of the 188-lap race, after David Reutimann had ladega Superspeedway. Sunday’s Aaron’s 499 at Tal from caution flags during luck on his side, he can do no wrong. Gordon Gordon is on a roll. With S B T G A . om .C ews N ic tlant A • Man Lifts • Loaders (Wheeled & Track) Mowers Commercial Turn • Zero • Utility Vehicles FOR ALL YOUR HOME & COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION NEEDS • Compressors • Soil Compaction • Excavators • Fork Lifts • Light Towers • Tractors 10% 0 4 Bring in this ad and save 10% on your rst rental contract. rst rental 10% on your Bring in this ad and save WITH THIS AD SAVE 18 o 33, N ol 4, 2007 | V 4, 2007 ay | M ews N When the job calls for an additional piece of equipment and time is short, call MB Tractor. Just one call puts the piece of equipment and time is short,When the job calls for an additional call MB Tractor. job site, in perfectequipment you need on your you get more operating condition — fast. When you Rent Kubota, Kubota dealer. — your total supportthan a machine, you get the of MB Tractor • Tools, attachments and supplies • Tools, • Expert advice • Problem-free equipment with the latest technology • Problem-free • Certified technicians • Nearby location ic tlant A 40A | age P Cyan Magenta Yellow Black