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C ll d t Adv rt n th A A IC EWS 60 26 4 A A K EWS.COM VOL , 06 E UA Y 20, 200 AllA MC EWS AGE A • EWS Citizens Police Academy gets residents behind the badge Y MA K C AG . Castle and York, Maine. of the . Portsmouth Police the knowledge of laws and of the US Coast Guard Sta- A A IC EWS S A WI E The Citizen's Police Department. "We had real- ponce procedure of the par- tion and vessel,; a tour of OI $MQ . 1, Li Academy is an exclusive ly great feedback from the ticipants, and to increase the the Rockingham County Jail; itecl • law-enforcement educa- program last year, and it public awareness of crime graduation at the Portsmouth one who w tional program that provides attracted a nice cross sec- prevention techniques. City Hall Council Chambers; sedjust what its like tc..bt local citizens a behind-the- tion of applicants," includ- The program includes a and much more. a police qfficer in today's scene look at police work, ing college students who are history of law enforcement; In addition to the nor- tours of the Portsmouth, mal sessions, each partici- intense:, high-tech and con- including patrol procedures, considering law enforcement stantly-Changing world of criminal investigation, as a career, to both young Newington, New Castle, Rye pant will attend two hours in crime-fighting. domestic violence, accident and old residenth who are Police Departments; studies court as an observer as well The Portsmouth Police investigation, community interested in the intricate in Constitutional law, crimi- as four hours of riding along Deparqient is cur policing, crime prevention, workings of today's law nal law, elements of crime, on a patrol sometime during a cceptitiV pp licaticitis4nnt narcotics investigation and. enforcement. probable cause, and search the eight-week academy. Greater coast residenYS'io much more. Applicants must be at and seizure; a Portsmouth A participant is allowed attend to the second-annual The program is free for least 18 years of age. K-9 demonstration; accident to miss one session and still Citizen Police Academy, accepted applicants, arid is The goals of the Citizens investigations; DWI and field complete academy. which will begin on Wednes- paid for by the Crime Stop- Police Academy are to bring sobriety; defensive tactics For more information on day, March 18, with eight pers program, which is citizens closer to their police and a Taser demonstration; the program, contact Detec- weekly sessions that span funded by local businesses . departments, to bring a a visit with the Honorable tive Grella at the Portsmouth through Wednesday, May 8. and residents alike. greater understanding of the District Court Judge Sawako Police Department at (60 The program is a collab- "We're hoping for 25 role of the Police officer in Gardner; motorcycle patrols; 610-7429, by e-mail him at orative effort involving the people to sign up, and we've the community, to provide a radar operation; in-cruiser Citizenspoliceacademy@ Seacoast communities and already got 15 slots filled, so forum to address community camera operations; narcot- pd.cityofportsmouth.com, or police departments of Green- we're filling up fast," says concerns direct to the Police ics investigation; mock crime visit www.civofportsmouth. land, Rye, Newington, New Detective Thomas Grella Departments, to expand scene investigation; a tour corn/police.
home at 74 Rockhill Avenue under 140 tips on Crime tips," through which anyone ton, Tammy Little, Terry in Portsmouth. They had both Stoppers. From those tips, we with a cell phone will be able Giles, Joseph Poulin, Linda been stabbed to death, and were able to make six arrests to text in information to be Plturuner, James Moore, and the house was set on fire in based on that information," reviewed. Stella Bolton have gotten an apparent attempt to hide says Det. Grella. "Three of Funded by local business- away with murder. But that the murders. those arrests were for narcot- es and private individuals, could change - and you could The killer has never been ics, and that's three people off Crime Stoppers even often help. identified. the streets who were dealing offers rewards leading to the "No tip is too small. You'd Each case may be cold, with drugs." arrests of criminals. be surprised where it could but they are not closed. The But could a killer on the "It's another tool that lead," Det. Grella says. Portsmouth Police Depart- loose still be nabbed after helps to make this a safer If you have any infor- ment continues to maintain so many years? The answer place for all of us to be," Det. mation about these or other hope that the crimes will be is, "Yes." Take, for example, Grella says of Crime Stop- unsolved crimes, and want solved — and have stayed on the recent cold case that was pers. "There can be a reward to leave an anonymous tip, the trail of the killers. finally solved in New Hamp- of $1,000 for information, but call Crime Stoppers at (603) pling) that a neighbor at the Witnesses can call the Now, despite the time that shire's sister state, Maine. many people give us tips and 431-1199, or (207) 439-1199, or time, Michael Hutchinson, Crime Stoppers phone line; has passed, you could be the In 1994, a woman named say they don't want a reward. visit www.seacoastcrimestop- was the killer. In 2006, he was or log onto the Web site and one to provide the missing Crystal Perry . was viciously They do it just because it's the pers.org. It could help bring finally tried, found guilty, and report information which is link that could bring a killer stabbed to death in her home. right thing to do." a criminal to justice and, as is now serving life in prison relayed from a third party to to justice. What's more, infor- Her 12-year-old daughter Thus far, the killers who Det. Grella says, it's the right without parole. the police department, which mation leading to the arrest heard her mother's cries, and took the lives of Laura Kemp- thing to do. Could it be that one of the assures anonymity. Det. Grel- of any one of the perpetra- escaped in an effort to get killers from the slew of Ports- la receives reviews, and when tors could receive a $20,000 help. mouth murders could be the tip is hot, acts on it imme- reward. Police scoured the crime caught? With Crime Stoppers diately. Tips can be made com- scene to no avail; the killer as a tool, Portsmoinh Police In the future, Crime Stop- pletely anonymously, in order had got away. More than a hope the cold cased become pers will launch yet another to protect those who may fear decade later, it was deter- closed cases in the future. method for folks to offer repercussions from a crimi- mined (through DNA sam- information, through "text nal, through Crime Stoppers. "Crime Stoppers started out as Crime Line back in , 1983. Nine years ago it was changed to Crime Stoppers," t d ?M t f r t d . explains Detective Thomas Grella, a 19-year veteran WE C EA OMES WI with the Portsmouth Police S nd , Department who oversees E S...O ICES OO. tips as they come in from br r 22, 200 the enormously-successful progi am which helps officials nd d 6p crack cases. As law enforcement offi- In r d cials dissect crime scenes, gather information, and inter- f r n b C nt t view witnesses, sometimes there is a missing link that can ffl r z tie everything together. "Sometimes we're just 7 Years of v M missing that one last piece Professional Cleaning to the puzzle," Det. Grella explains.
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Reno goes above 1-wide dances for sixth, Internet dangers so that they and their own lives.. ond semester an is officially and beyond his call of duty seventh, and eighth graders. may make healthy choices The students, families and through the halfway point of every day he walks into the Reno is the school's DARE and protect themselves. Reno staff at Hampton Academy the school year, a commen- school. instructor and the president has also coordinated guest cannot thank Officer Alex Reno dation is already overdue for Since coming to Hampton of Seacoast Project DARE. speakers and presenters in the enough for the positive impacts Hampton Police Officer and Academy, Reno has worked Through this program he edu- school. he has had, and continues to Hampton Academy School tirelessly on promoting safety cates Hampton's youth about A true patriot, Reno cur- make, in the community. His Resource Officer, Alex Reno. in the school, updating and the risks of drugs and alcohol rently serves in the Air Force hard work, enthusiasm and Though he has been the streamlining the school's evac- and coordinates the annual Reserves. He initiated and drive are an inspiration, and school's resource officer for uation and reverse evacuation sixth grade DARE graduation, oversees student participation his unwavering commitment only five months, Reno has plans and using his critical eye a popular and well-attended visited eighth grade students in the school's Flag Detail and to his students creates, on a had a tremendous impact on for detail to ensure the school event that is a highlight of stu- on several occasions this year gave an inspiring speech at the daily basis, positive impacts the school community provides the safest environ- dents' middle school experi- to share his experiences as a school's Veterans Day Assem- that the students will carry Upon coming to Hampton ment possible for all students. ence. police officer on 9/11 and give bly in November 2008, during with them throughout their Academy, Reno immediately In addition to servin7 as Well-educated and a gifted lessons on how the Constitu- which he told the story of pro- lives. established himself with stu- the school's Resource Ofcei, presenter, Officer Reno vol- tion applies to the students' tecting the family members of Chr t n lt n n ht dents as a positive rdle model he also serves as the student unteers his time in the class- everyday lives. one of the pilots killed in the r d S t St d t h r t and a respected police officer. council's co-advisor, coordinat- room on a regular basis. He Always up for an adven- 9/11 attacks the night of those pt n A d . He balances serving three ing such activities as student willingly and enthusiastically ture, he was an enthusiastic tragic events. Students were G n r t n p n th rd thr ft h p S EC A O IE A A IC EWS operating support for our Janet Hamilton, retail divi- tion's board of directors, had a thrilled to bring this concept for homeless pregnant and SEABROOK I New Gen- shelter home," said Kelsi sion manager of the Second special message to donors. to the Seabrook and Hampton parenting women that houses eration, Inc., a non-profit shel- Deters-McCarthy, executive Generation Thrift Shoppes in "The economy is hurting areas and look forward to the up to seven women and the II- ter for homeless pregnant and director of New Generation. Greenland and Rochester, is right now and many people new friendships we wi make infants at a time, providing parenting women in Green- "It is our hope that a new looking forward to the open- are feeling the pinch. Donating there." counseling, parenting educa- land, has announced the shop will not only help New ing. goods to our thrift shoppes is The new Second Genera- tion, nutrition and life skills, opening of a third thrift shop Generation, but will also ben- "We make a lot of friends a tangible way for donors to tion Thrift Shoppe is located and transportation to partner- in Seabrook. efit our neighbors by provid- in the communities we serve make an immediate impact on in the Ganz Law Office plaza ing agencies. Other services: It is anticipated that the ing affordable alternatives in with our thrift shops," she said. the lives of others — including at 779 Lafayette Road in Sea- Second Generation Thrift new shop will help to gener- quality clothing, jewelry and 'Volunteers provide addition- the women and children who brook, next to Moe's Subs. The Shoppes (in Greenland and ate additional funding for the household items." al staffing to the stores, keep- reside at New Generation, store will open to the public Rochester), and Generation organization and benefit the Deters-McCarthy added, ing our cost down, and quality plus many others whet shop on Monday, March 2 with a Gap Furniture Barn. For fur- community at large. "We are pleased to be able donations from individuals in the stores," he said. "The grand opening celebration to ther information, stop by New 'Thanks to the generosity to do our part in helping to and various groups allow us experience of our shoppes is follow. To donate items or to Generation shelter located at of community donations, our revive the economy by renting to offer a good product at a positive on so many levels, volunteer, call New Genera- 568 Portsmouth Avenue in two Second Generation Thrift unused retail space and bring- low price." • and reflects the many chapters tion at (603) 436-4989. Greenland, call ((03) 4364989, Shoppes are doing extremely ing a few new job opportuni- Paul Neveu, who serves and phases people may go Founded in 1987, New or visit www.newgennh.org . well in providing necessary ties to the area." as the president New Genera- through in their lives. 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However, per- to get them. with hearing aids fitted for manent hearing loss is not PureTone is the latest your individual needs.* to be confused with "sud- addition to expert hearing While PureTone is lead- den hearing loss," Daniel solutions in the Seacoast ing the charge to offer afford- explains. region, offering a guarantee able devices, Daniel cautions "I really don't think that of "the finest hearing aids at folks not to fall into the "trin- enough is being said about the lowest prices." ket hearing aid" trap, often sudden hearing loss," Daniel Anyone who has pur- advertised on television and says, referring to the instant chased hearing aids in the supermarket tabloids which and often complete loss of past, or is in the market for a promise to correct hearing hearing in one or both ears, pair, knows full well that the with $20 devices. sometimes caused by an ill- overwhelming majority of "That's dangerous. All ness or other factor. insurance companies leave those devices are, are ampli- "This is a medical emer- those with hearing disabili- fiers," Daniel says. "You'll be gency," Daniel says. "It can ties out in the cold. OW EA MIS — n l n f nd r rn , h r n n tr nt p l t t r n turning up the noise without often be corrected, but if not, ' Need hearing aids? Sorry. n Gr nl nd d n rt th, are r d t h lp th r l nt pr v th r b l t t h r. correcting the problem, and the damage can be perma- Need a hearing test? Sorry — Atl nt h t b M r Ch r. in the end damaging hearing nent. If you experience sud- again, say the insurance com- and causing far more harm den hearing loss, it's a true panies. Contact lenses, glass- their hearing for as little as because the devices are prac- age to one's ability to hear. then good." emergency. See your doctor es, a wheelchair, a mended $500. tically invisible. But ask him "I can't stress how impor- PureTone offers free hear- immediately." bone or a pain in the neck Daniel Faneuf and Laurie to remove one, and he'll tant it is to get your hear- ing tests for anyone, and free Unfortunately for many, will be covered — but forget Barnes are hearing instru- show you just how discreet ing tested," Daniel says. "If consultation to determine perfect hearing is not some- about hearing aids. ment specialists, opened today's modern hearing you're not hearing sounds which product would work thing that lasts a lifetime. But So, that leaves a per- the practice in December, devices can be. properly, your brain isn't best to suit each individu- it can be corrected profession- plexed baby boom popula- and have since earned rave But near-invisibility is interpreting them correctly, al's needs. The company is ally, and affordably, through tion, which is simultaneously reviews from their clients. not as important to effective- and you can actually lose also working on developing the experts at PureTone in approaching an age when "I'd say we've fitted ness, and nearly all models your ability to hear." finance plans for those who Portsmouth. hearing aids are becoming about 40 people with hearing — soon to be all, actually He goes on to explain cannot necessarily purchase For more information a necessity, trying to figure aids in the past four weeks," — are digitally-programma- that prolonged duration the aids in advance. about what their hearing out how to afford the instru- Daniel says. "It's been tre- ble devices which can be without the brain's proper "We really want to help," instruments can do to help ments. mendous. All of our patients tweaked as necessary to interpretation of sound can Daniel says. "Seeing the you or a loved one, call the With pairs of hearing aids have had a wonderful, won- meet each client's personal cause the brain to be unable smiles on the faces of clients office at (603) 319-1701; visit typically costing $5,000 and derful experience." and changing needs. to distinguish and correctly when they can finally hear them at 875 Greenland Road, upward, there is, at last, a Both he and Laurie are • Daniel waited for sev- interpret what the ears are again, and seeing their eyes Suite A5, in Portsmouth; or local solution. state certified and instructed eral years before deciding to hearing. In other words, if light up — it really makes it visit the MyLife Web site at PureTone is now open on through the International get his first pair of hearing even corrected by hearing so rewarding." www.mylifehearing.com. Greenland Road in Ports- Hearing Institute, and what's aids — something he urges aids, the patient may then be ' mouth. 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Spearheaded by founder not give the best training pro- complex, the $1.5 million in them," he adds, explaining mer on the way, there may The Atlantic Health and top-notch workout equip- that the club has a wide range be no better time to finally Fitness Club is the Seacoast ment is engulfed by a one- of different plans to suit every do something about that New region's shining jewel of com- tenth-of-a-mile-long indoor need. Year's resolution made last prehensive physical enhance- running track. Saunas and Even in challenging eco- month, and hop off the couch ment, featuring three-stories steam rooms accompany both nomic times such as these, and into a "new you." of training space, totaling the carpeted men and women health club memberships are It's as easy as a visit to 38,000 square feet of state-of- locker rooms, and there are a seemingly immune to many Atlantic Health and Fitness the-art equipment and a wide wide range of additional ser- frightening fiscal factors. Club to see all the amenities range of specialty services. vices available as well. "We've had a good spike • they have to offer — and the Folks in the region were Tanning, massage therapy, in membership recently," decision to want to look great, treated to a quick glimpse of chiropractic health, laser skin Doucette says. Why? Accord- feel great, and be healthy — spring in recent days, with treatment and even a full-ser- ing to a recent poll released by this summer and from now temperatures soaring above vice juice and health snack "Money" magazine, as folks on. freezing as most of the area's James Kervich, an exercise gram someone is looking for? bar are available. Have kids? look for ways to cut back on The Atlantic Health and deep snow melted away. Val- physiologist, Team Fitness We take the best of the best Bring them along. A full-ser- the budget, health club mem- Fitness Club is located at 920 entine's Day decorations have at Atlantic Health and Fit- programs and modify them vice day care center is avail- berships rank highest in the Lafayette Road in Seabrook. been packed away at stores, ness — in conjunction with for anyone to use." able for two-hour spans for list of items that people are Hours are Monday through and replaced with gardening the National Strength and Often physical fitness pro- babies six weeks old through "not willing to give up," even Thursday from 5 a.m. to 9:30 goods and swim suits. Conditioning Association grams fail not because of a early teens, to spend a safe in tough times, while "new p.m.; Friday from 5 a.m. to 9 Let's face it: March is upon — searches the globe for the lack of desire or effort, but and supervised playtime gadgets," "sporting events," p.m.; and weekends from 7 us, soon the docks will jump best training techniques and because of improper applica- while their parent(s) work "big vacations," and "expen- a.m. to 5 p.m. For more infor- forward an hour, and summer brings them here to the Sea- tion. out. sive clothes" are the items mation, call the club at (603) is at last in plain sight. What coast. "A lot of times people fail Each month, group exer- people polled are willing to 474-8200, or visit www.atlan- better time to finally get up off "Members here get world- at their goals because they cise programs are held every give up to make ends meet. tichealthandfitness.com. the couch and tone up for the class training from the same are not applying an effective day of the week, including season — and do it with the people who train the Boston techniques, or they're doing a yoga, pilates, spin, cardio best fitness training profes- Red Sox or the New Eng- exercises but not doing them blast, kick boxing, youth kara- sionals in the business? land Patriots. We've just taken right," Kervich says, adding te, Tai chi and much more. Ever tried a workout those techniques and use them that he and the training team Still not sure if signing up regimen and didn't get the in the private sector," explains at Atlantic Health and Fitness is right for you? It's easy to immediate results you were Kervic_h, who has 25 years — using the "exercise sci- give it a try, and take the looking for? Or put a lot of of experience in the business ence" technique — are ready entire club "out for a spin" effort into a physical fitness and has been with Atlantic and always available to help first. program with only minimal Health and Fitness from the members achieve precisely "Lots of people sign up results? Atlantic Health and beginning. "Imagine taking what they want, be it fitness for a seven-day trial, just to Adj t n r p n nd r l f t S br Ch r pr t
Y MA K C AG the difference for me." Mark with a laugh, but adds for, to give the body the abil- A A IC EWS S A W I E Now, five years after with all seriousness, "Think ity to deal with all of that." SEABROOK He was on becoming a doctor of chiro- about the birthing process Beyond periodic adjust- a path to become a medi- practic, Dr. Mark is celebrat- and all that twisting. Good ment, Seabrook Chiroprac- cal doctor, when a shining ing his third year in his own spinal care begins right from tic and Wellness offers two inspiration caused a sudden practice, watching patients day one." classes every month, free of detour in his life. visit every day and leave Dr. Mark's own one- charge, to the general pub- "I was supposed to go to healthier and happier each year-old infant has, in fact, lic to help participants learn med school, and at the time time. received adjustments from about how to live and main- I went to work for a chi- "It all starts with the ner- that very day, and he encour- tain a healthy lifestyle. The ropractor. After a couple of vous system," says Dr. Mark ages other parents to plan classes are held on the first months, I thought to myself, of one's overall health, and ahead for pristine health for and third Tuesdays of each 'I like this better," muses adherents believe periodic their tots, by taking the first month at 6:30 p.m. Dr. Mark Lique of Seabrook adjustments to the spinal best step through adjust- For more information Chiropractic and Wellness. column can make the world ments. about how you can be feeling "Seeing people healthier and of difference in 'anyone's "By addressing the issue happier and healthier again, happier, that's what made well being. "We see adults who are just older folks who have early on, they can prevent attend one of the free classes; feeling good, feeling like strained their backs over medical problems down the or to learn more about how New local students receive a EE WEEK themselves again, and we the years who can benefit road," he says. "It all leads a chiropractic check-up can students who are doing bet- immensely from chiropractic back to the nervous system.. help you or a loved one, b t r n : ter in school after adjust- spinal adjustments. If the nervous system isn't contact Dr. Mark Lique at • 20+ ongoing weekly classes ments," he says. "Chances are, if you've • nn r r and workshops working properly, the body (603) 474-9990, or visit www. • Corporate Yoga (on-site available) Students? Some may be been born, you probably can't heal itself cOrrectly. NHchiropractors.com . • Privates and Private Group classes surprised to learn that it isn't need adjustments," says Dr. That's what adjustments are Op n days a week Class Punch cards and Memberships options are available, and Drop-ins are welcome. A b l t r . nd M b l t v thr nd S f t E p nt ■• Ox n E p nt • S t r ISI OU 6 b rt Av ., rt th, A A E t r A. h , M , C b rt Av . n r n n n t t th l ht n OU IQUE 440 ------ f tt d b h nd th S t An l p t l.
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E E AI ME IZin support is 'All the Rage PORTSMOUTH In cel- ge" rehearsal on February Productions, and member win fabulous raffle prizes; a ebration of the world pre- 3 the cast and crew of the of the Players' Ring Board meet-and-greet with the cast miere of "All the Rage" (the show unanimously decided of Directors. "During these and playwright; and a sneak sequel to the hit comedy to donate their entire por- trying economic times arts peek at the third play in the "Sharp Dressed Men" by tion of funds raised during organizations need more Sharp Dressed Men series. G. Matthew Gaskell), Sharp opening night to the Players' support now than ever to All proceeds from this Dressed Productions and the Ring. This means that 100 stay alive." one-night-only opening Players' Ring will host an percent of the money that For a mere $24 for non- night special event will opening night special event comes in the door on March members/ $20 for mem- benefit The Players' Ring, on Friday, March 6 at 8 p.m., 6 will go to the Ring. bers, audience members located on Marcy Street in with proceeds benefiting the "As a board member this will enjoy belly-laughs dur- Portsmouth. To reserve tick- Ring. news is thrilling," says Greg ing the show, followed by ets call (6030 436-8123; for What makes this one- Gaskell, playwright and cast wedding cake donated by additional information visit night-only event so special? member of "All the Rage," Popovers on the Square; www.playersring.org. During the first 'All the co-founder of Sharp Dressed sparkling cider; a chance to I AY E E I G IME O I 2A IO S AUC IO 20 0 5 PM : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 HAMPTON I If it's Febru- ary, it's time for the Hampton (C S Area Lions Club's annual Win- ter Auction, taking place on ( me U e Ki ky. ( I . . I . Saturday, February 21 at the WCS .6 ews ( I ews ( I . . i . . i ay Night Ughts IS I i IIM( The Tonight Show Late Night (NBC)Galley Hatch Conference Cen- . WHDH-7ter in Hampton. ews( ews( . : . . , • • . • • Friday ig ig s i I:I4I( . o ig Show Late ig This fun and exciting event will feature both live and silent auctions, as well as several spe- 1— ( cialty tables. Harvey Webber of cn 6. I Webber Antiques will conduct c the auction, and he promises to a 0 keep the action moving. cc .-; co WE e Mewsi ou Wi A iques A iques Mas e iece C assic "O i e W i e Mow ai As in past years, local mer- ( S im e i e ( (CC oa oa wis " ( ( a o 2 Memo ies (CC chants (as well as other busi- W I 6 AccO Sc u s ______ woI a wo a a es e Game : ea I ea ews ( (CC Se a nesses around the state) have ( W been very generous with dona- WS K 8 ea o a 0€ . . . W ee o Jeopardy! . i ( (CC W a 0€ asi Fraser u k , . tions to the auction. Items up ( o ea S ow :.i • o u e ( ews ( S ow (CC " oo " (CC U for bid include tickets to see the • W U 2 Qua um ea (CC . ogwomo : A G s es Me (2000 W a Ki a Mo e A e Yesi?( 6, ai o • .. Red Sox or the Boston Celtics ( A S u a sk .. ama Me Ka ., Mic e e o i. g am ______(and other professional sports W 2 ews ( ews ( . Sei e S m so s Sa a Co o (:0 o i ouse e ews ( (CC ews teams) in action; passes for golf 79.ThePeopie'sCoud MyTVand ski areas; sports memora- . 0 eu as e WWE i ay ig SmackOow (CC o e Os bilia; artwork; firewood; over- night resort stays; a selection , IS Gi mo e Gi s My Wi e My Wi e 0 08 0 08 Os ome i eos of dining and entertainment A S o ge S o ge ICa y ______S ec acu e (200$ o a Ge a u k. o e o e • I : options; items for the home; ICK . Sa u Sa u 0 S a S a Sa u S a e 0 KI g i Ki g i e s e s C e ks and much more. e 0 e G i i G i i G i i G i i Cos y Cos y . e e ge o e e s ( 84, Come y .S. eu io Admission to the auction i i ies i i ies G i i G i i is only $9 per person, and Horn i e u S o. sCe e (U e ( O A A aske a : Ma e icks a ocke s I a. ake s includes a bidding number . oo a u i g o 1ntupt Co ege aske a eams A. (U e o i g i ay ig ig s. ( i e (CC S o sCe e (CC i e i a • • and a hot hors d'oeuvres buffet A aske a ess UE A o i g C assics excellent prepared by Galley oke Mi io S o ies S o s o ig Ce ics Wo oke Yo Yo C am . Sports S o s S o s Yo Yo C am . i a Hatch Catering. The doors will ______So e o i s iga So ockey Co ege ockey os o Co ege a ew am s i e. S o e U C Wi e ( S o sO ai ai open at 6:30 p.m. for viewing e Si ua io oom ou o s o ig ow o ias a y Ki g i e A e so Coo e 60 ( O (CC ______of the auction items, entering ______(400 as Mo ey ( O Ma Mo ey ( Ku ow e o C C e o s ea o o ea O e Mo ey as y O io s silent auction bids, and filling I G e eck ( O S ecia e o O e o e O ei y ac o a i y ( O O e eco e O ei y ac o a plate with some very tasty a a (CC 600 a. A e. a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow II I I i food. A cash bar will be avail- ews ay i e ig ig y i e ews g a e able. I usi ess As will all Lion fundraisers, agga (:4 . e gi s (2006 am e o . (CC Me (2000 ug ackma . (CC ea ime ea ime .i 100 percent of the profits from C ue ki e io s (2000 is u a (200 (CC E i o e S m so s Mo ie (CC ooms ay (2008 A o a U a. (CC I i the event will be used for char- (4: 0 Ye ( 8 (:4 S cko (200 , ocume a y I . US a s ia y e Wo (CC ia y ee e IM . ity, mainly for sight and hear- > co ing programs in the Seacoast 0 area. Many funds go back to 0 i deserving children in need in 0 the area who are referred to the Cas ..,... A e a i e Ma y.. Wi Ma e Ma e O y o s( Lions Club by school nurses. cc cc ______ i s o ig S oo ôu ( Mo e Ma e s Stealing i co s o y ( (CC e i co Assasai a io (CC S ea i co To assist with this effort, U public support of the auction o & Ka e us 8 W a o o Wea Wi We i gs W a o o Wea W a o o Wea I c e I e We W a o o Wea I c e i e We will be helpful and greatly AMC ( : 0 e Go a e , e ( 4 A aci o. A o o ( ( O om acks, i a o i. (CC A s 0 o 0 (CC appreciated. Bring a friend, a Y om s o Ge s i o Ci a asy a asy A e > join some neighbors, and sup- S aymo aymo aymo ie s UMW Sei e am. Guy am. Guy Se & o i ay ui port a worthy cause. The Gal- — C a me (CC o es (GC & O e e i E eme ( 0 ( O uce Wi is. e i E eme ( 0 ( O uce W s. Cc NT aw ley Hatch Conference Center is 20 Mos S ocki g U so e C imes E ews ai y 0 eau y S o (200 Quee a is . e Sou Sou C e sea E ews C e sea e Sou > E located at 815 Lafayette Road USA CIS " e ca OS ( O C S ( O ouse " oiso " Mo k ( (CC syc ( (CC ouse i ma ks" Mo k ( (CC in Hampton. I E Wi e Swa (CC e a a a SO Si S i Si e a e a May E e oys ( 8 (M Me Woo e . Me ium ( O asie E E IE CE WI O E SA E O IES l . pt, pl t l pd t d, v l r d . t d, 2. b , 2 r r O E OUSE SA U AY, E UA Y 2 , AI EY, S ES EA O S O E OUSE, SU AY 2 OM AI O 00 4 0 x 6 OM 2 O A C ll: 60 0 0 6 . l O EM v . 2 M pl d Av , rt th, 0 80 zd En n db t z n. . h O n d p t d p . 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2 2 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 E Y SA E E E I S z 4 GA r G lf: ( C S d r d r W th t r Cr n l M nd 48 r M t r ( (: h ( 2:0 M n (CC (C S rth rn r t Op n (CC r r " t C ll" (CC "C t h n O t" " v t ll" ( (CC In d r WA IO SQUA WC t lIn d ( Wrld nd f th S r S r b I, t h (200 ( WI S th. A th t l r h lp ( (: Ord r: HAMPTON I The Win- (A C b ll Ed t n (CC S t " " ( (CC h nt nt n h r . (CC Sp l t Un t v nacunnet Varsity Cheer- WCS 6 (4:00 G n t ( C Gr n 20 M Ord r: Cr Ord r: Sp l & Ord r "S t ( (:2 S t rd ht v h leaders will be hosting their ( C A r n C p. (CC (CC M n z n . n l Int nt (CC t Un t l " (CC (CC r K n W t. ( fourth annual Penny Sale W (4:00 G n t ( C A ll d Ord r: Cr Ord r: Sp l Ord r "S t ( (:2 S t rd ht v h on Saturday, February 28 in A r n C p. (CC (CC ( (CC n l Int nt (CC t Un t " (CC (CC r K n W t. ( ( C the dining hall at the high r r I p t : n M d l r r rb z SSW° G nt r r t r br d WU I 2 school, located on Alumni (U t d S r UnIvI dn I p t Unlv n Drive in Hampton. t WIAU t In d ( Wr d Ent rt n nt S r b t h (200 ( W ll S th. A th t l r h lp ( (: nd f th Ord 40 (ABC) b ll Ed t n (CC S t n ht ( ( (CC • h nt nt n h r . • (CC S r " " ( S U Doors open at 4:30 p.m.; h h Old d M t rp Cl "Ol v r K p n W t n h r Ch f h r f bl A h A r n M t r the drawings begin at 6:30 < WGBH-2 0 ( S r ( ( t l t" ( ( rt f 2 Up f r G d f b "W nt r" (CC l Old ( (CC p.m. sharp. Refreshments WE d d d d h r n W l All Cr t r Gr t Ant d h K p n A h r lt l Ad (:4 Op n All r Gl b will be served. ( S St r St r Sh nd S ll (CC " l Spr n , CA" Up G f b r d r r r More than 200 prizes will WWI 6 r nd A M l Ev r M lt lf t n l "M n t "Ex d " (CC ( (CC l r nd S x nd t n be featured at this year's (C I h r G nd M n M n t " (CC G th C t l Penny Sale, and there will WS K 8 v W l d n ( , S p n n Wh l f p rd • h p End f th O n ( , r M h ll M n d n d h t 0 h t 08 be plenty of chances to win Sh Sh (I r , Alt n S n h z W rt n f ff r, r t W ll , Wh p G ldb r . C rv r (CC (CC something fabulous to bring W U 2 d r d r A A S• frA S ll n , f l n t E rth (2006, S n t n r l nn h, C pb ll S tt, GI f d r M rr C r ll home. r r (CC (CC ll . A n h ld th t d f t n n ll l n . M r pl n ( A "We have wonderful .2 "E ph r " IC ( (CC S rd ld S p n C p ( C p A r M t ( (CC h W th Sp IAA tv Wh d prizes. There's something ( O ( rt 2 f 2 (CC (CC W nt d ht r t n ( (CC O t l . 0 d l nd C ld C (CC A r n Ch pp r l vt l d ( 00 St r . CSI: Y (CC Ch t r ( d d for everybody," says orga- nizer Cheryl Mainiero, list- IS M nt n IM nt n S t f IS lt f S t f M nt n p nt (200 C rb n l . 4 S t f S t f M nt n S v n C r ing toys, candles, manicures, Gr 2( 82 ( M x ll C lf ld. (CC A h l M n (2000 l C , n . (CC • Gr ( 8 ( hn r v ft . (CC tools, and gift certificates C rl C rl C rl t C rl C rl I I l l ICK S bl S l Sp n Sp n C rl p z p z among the many items that K n ll A r Ch n h n OO t l r 6 EEt4 S EE S EE n 0 t n t : h r nt r (2008 K n ll will be offered. She adds that llb ll llb ll llb ll llb ll C b C b .S. n n rd rd rd rd C b C b A C b C b most of the items come from ES C ll tb ll Sp rt C nt r ( v ( (CC C ll G C ll tb ll O l h t x . Sp rt C nt r (CC M dn ht t local businesses. E p 2 C ll tb ll A. ( v C ntdn ASCA n : t n d S r h n t r Cl , 2. (CC A r n "They've been so gen- Ir ES C Sp rt C nt r (CC Sp rt C nt r (CC Sp rt C nt r (CC M x C t l M ( rt f 2 (CC l M ( rt 2 f 2 (CC erous," observes Mainiero. . t O S W rld r C ll tb ll b p 0 W n C ll tb ll r M ll n I E ht n "We greatly appreciate lit]." ES Cr n S x h n r n t n r n t l r d nth r . r n Sp rt h zz Sp rt rt Tickets for the Penny Sale C r h S t t n r r n rr K n v . h r rr K n v can be purchased in advance n C C O d d l r l (CC S z Or n l r l (CC Strz Or n at Hearts & Crafts, located t O WS O rn l b lt W t h O p rt ( b ( . Sp l r . G r d t r rn l lt G r d t r in the Post Office Plaza on MS C nt r nt r nt r nt r nt r nt r nt r nt r Lafayette Road in Nohh EC Ev n n Ev n n Ev n n Ev n n n r Ev n n Ev n n ( ( O r Sh Sp rt Sp rt r Hampton. f O f n t l rr t G p ( 4, r n . (CC n Ch n (200 (CC v r r rd (200 (CC (:4 n Ch n (200 The event has grown so (15) i Me, Myself & Irene (2000) (CC) (: r n nn r (200 Sh f. (CC Ed t r 2 r (2008 K th r n l. rb d rb d popular with the public that > MAX tickets for last year's sale S OW v t r ( : r d Wr t r (200 (CC US r US r l h Gr t b t r (200 nz l W h n t n. p r bb t l II A actually ran out. However, Ir n Ch f A r S r t v l rt t n Ir l nd Extr. C n Un r pp d Ir n Ch f A r Extr. C n >" OO assures Mainiero, "There CO G C l r t G t S ld S ll C rb v n C l r r p rt t K t h n v n , 0 will be plenty of tickets this M d M d W rld r r r An l . M n M n r r nt E r p E r p St r d M n M n A E year. No one will be turned A E (4:00 ht Cl b ( r d tt. CSI: M (CC CSI: M (CC CSI: M (CC CSI: M (CC CSI: M (CC CSI: M (CC z — away." ISC M th t r ( rt b ( rt b ( Extr r Extr r Extr r M d M d Extr r This event is a major IS St l n n ln d ( (CC M d rn M rv l h O tl W l ( 6 Cl nt E t d. (CC W ld W t h O tl ., ] fundraiser for the Win- ddl r r ttl ttl K d K d n K t n K t r t " r t l l t n K t n K t r t r t – C nacunnet Cheerleading AMC (4: 0 • h t S r (200 ( Cr . (CC • b : r t l d rt ( 8 (CC l Ind p nd nt Sp r t A rd ( (CC b rt II squad; proceeds raised at the IA MW Sp l nt nt tr C r tr C r Sp l r r G t G nt h l W rld I t n Cr d r ll Penny Sale will help fund > K n K n A t l d (2006 Q n tt h. n n r n r n • r f M d l W n (200 ( O (CC n their competition season. E Ex A M C n %t nn ( 2 ( (CC ,A O n El v n (200 ( (CC (: l OC n El v n (200 G r M n . M For more information about • t Sh p (200 Q n d h. El ( C l br t l t S r r St r S t rd ht v h S p Ch l K p Up K p Up > El the Penny Sale or tickets, h ( (CC M n ( (CC ( ( "U l " (CC ( O rn t ( A t n Sp rt (CC call Cheryl Mainiero at (603) Abd t d (200 ( S r h Wr r. t Wr (2006 M r d th M nr . (CC S b l (2006 ( n . (CC S b l (2006 ( n . (CC 601-2768. ‘. E E AI ME xt l rr t r xh b t p n PORTSMOUTH An view of the art, from quilts to journey in the field. Gray's Catherine Meeks, Ann Jones, exhibit entitled "Textile Ter- early "penny ruggs," felted work includes quilts from Magi Leland, Amy Peters, ritory" has officially opened items, quilted "paintings," early days, as well as large, Barbara Stevens Adams, at The Gallery at 100 Market fiber pulp, v n paper, formed vessels to her more Kathleen Daughan, Sarah in Portsmouth. The show tapestry, three dimensional current painted and dyed, Drummond, Pat Gerkin, runs now through April 20. coiled works, painted and fine art panels. Pretty will Susan Stetson, Jan Waldron, This stunning textile exhi- photographic images of fab- exhibit her tapestries, includ- L,esa Morrissey and Tinka bition features fabric that's ric; close-ups of yarn and a ing some of her early eco Pritchett. been dyed, stitched, coiled, classical fabric still life, and art works. Her latest paper The public is invited to painted, plastered and other- a number of works from the Weave art will also be on stop in to be impressed and wise depicted and manipu- "Rye Wash Day Project." display. inspired by the "Textile Ter- lated by some of the region's Two featured participants Other participating art- ritory" exhibit at the Gal- Is a owe s o i e Mi es G oss o ye top artists in the field. — Lisa Gray and Suzanne ists include Sarah Haskell, lery at 100 Market, located The show offers both tra- Pretty — will present dozens Dorine Miles Gross, Wen at 100 Market Street in Ports- . n t n nt p r r r r t ll tr t lt x n , r. tn An l , rn.' SIG U OW O C A Y CA E SU AY E E I G \ AM O I am o , students age are invited to 2 22 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 PGAgo crazy Tourin the kitchen (sort Golf of) W8 4 Northern ( :00 ews ( 60 Mi u es (CC e Ama i g ace Co Case "G o y e U i "Su e ews ( S o s im Mc e I at the "Crazy Café," an impro- (C S us O e i a ou . (CC 4 ( (CC ays " ( ig " ( (CC i a • Ca e e e ( visation theater week which WC ug y: Wo s ews ( A C e a a a Wa e s Osca s e 8 s A ua Aca emy Awa s Ac ie eme s I m. (U e ews ( ( 2:0 immy Kim will culminate in the crowning (A C Se ies ISA s (CC ews S ecia ( e ( (CC (CC me i e ( of the "Top Chef." WCS 6 ( :00 Ac io S o s ews ( C a e i e C (CC 00 Mos Ou ageous Mome s 2 A cou ews ( W acke S o s aw O No cooking experience is ( C ( i e ( (CC ews ow o 0 ou ageous c i s. ( (CC Ou S a s S U needed for George Hosker- W 4. ( :00 Ac io S o s ews ( C a e i e C (CC 00 Mos Ou ageous Mome s 2 A cou ews ( S o s E a (CC Bouley's latest theater pre- ( i ( i e ( (CC ews ow o 00 ou ageous c i s. ( (CC E a sentation, which will focus on , WU I 2 a o e Is Uga Me ica a eca a s. a o s ico e o es I oce es (2004, Gue a Ca os Ouie ie e a ime o icie o es a e c a the skills of improvisational (U I C u k u . (E i o a i a, eo o a e a a O ? Im ac ° U i isiam , i theater, movement, self-confi- WM I 6 ug y: Wo s ews ( A C e a a a Wa e s Osca s e 8 s A ua Aca emy Awa s Ac ie eme s i i m. (U e ews ( ( 2:0 immy Kim dence and teamwork. (A C Se ies USA s (CC ews S ecia ( e ( (CC (CC me i e ( The week-long class, held U o gi a e ack ess: e Gou me G o e ekke " os a u e "I e a ey Mas e iece C assic "O i e Mas e iece C assic "O i e Ame ica Mas e s . ° WG 2 during school winter vacation c ( S ise a ai o ack o so A ge es Ci y Gui e" o e Wo es" wis " ( ( a 20 2 wis " ( a 20 2 ( ( O (CC from February 2 2 at Hobbs m WE ooki g o i co My s su ou i g A iques oa s ow o a " e ou Cous eau: Ocea Cous eau: Ocea I e e e e s " i y S ay Sou House on High Street in Hamp- ( S A a am i co . (CC ( S "Wic i a" ( (CC Wi ge i osau " A e u es A e u es o : us i e" ( s age ton, will culminate in a spirited 6 a es e Game ew e ic o " ack ack" se omo ow e e ies ( , Ac io ( ie ce ews ( (CC wo a wo a Se a os (CC performance where the audi- W I (CW C is Ca ey ( os a , o a a yce. (CC Me Me e Ci y ence will get to choose who is (4:00 a e ami y CSI: Miam ( CSI: Y A om e CSI: Y " eo e Wi Mo k (CC asie asie CSI: Miami "Sim e Wi ou a ace the "Top Chef." WS K 8 (I S o e (200 (CC ea e s e ci y. Mo ey" (CC (CC (CC Ma " (CC "Ma u " (CC This class is offered in two tiers. The morning session W U 2 ai o ai o A S M"A S" a a a E o ( , Sus e se A o io S i ■ Si e e a o s ( , o o a y I e e Ce . A ee e ai o g am g am (CC (CC a o . ., a i e u e , o e Wag e . am i , S a o S u ges, ack Sca ia. Mi io s Sec e s C i e g am ($ 2 is from 10 a.m. to 2 ( A p.m., while the day-long session w c 2 ASCA aci g S i Cu Au o C u 00. om Au o C u S ee way i o a a, Ca i . ( i e ( (CC ews ( (CC ews Sei e ouse "W o s You (CC (CC a y?" (CC ($2 0 will be held beginning ( O at 10 a.m., with a supervised my y. 0 0s 0s SIm Sim i o e We i g a$ S e s Go a a e I ( 86 CSI: Y (CC Sim ai ai ai
lunch break with games at 2 IS Sui e i e Sui e i e W a SAW 4 ., Wi a s A i i i So y e e i ie McGui e Mo ie I _I kie e : Sui e i e Mo a a So a e C4 4 noon, and class from 1-3 p.m. (4 0 e G ease 2( 82 ( (CC . w C a ie a e C oco a e ac o y (200 (CC se Wi y Wo ka a e C oco a e ac o y ( . Os ee ee A . The fees for both sessions I ICK iCa y Ca y ake ake S ec acu a (200 o a Ge a u k. ome im o e o e ami y ami y ome Im ome Im include two tickets to the Satur- 2 OO C ow e C ow e C ow e ow 0 • So o e Mask (200 amie Ke e y. S a Sa Ki g i am. Guy am. Guy e o Su e a Awe day performance, during which ock ock .S. eu io G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i M A S A A S A S" M A S i G i i G i i a high tea, cakes and cookies = A will be served.For more infor- ES S o sC A aske a Miami ea a O a o Ma : (CC A aske a : is o s a Ca a ie s S o sCe e ( i e ( i a as
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MY Mi ia A E I I MAKES ."..1.1 :.a IMIIIIIIIIIII A S AS : ,■■i} eg isiai i :, 4 44 %e PORTSMOUTH I The A i i ies i i ies oga oga G i i G i i Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y S eu io S eu io 3 ock 3 ock Friends of the Portsmouth _____ o k e i S o sCe e (CC Co ege aske a Co ege aske a quke a Ma y a . S o sCas e (CC Public Library invite the ASCA Burning o I e u M . U e Co ege aske a : a ec a C emso ICo ege aske a e as ec a e as Isco e public to view "SPLASH! ii. ______UI 1 I E A C am io s eague Socce Am G a ia o s o i g A a (CC A s o e (CC A s 5 (CC The Art of Portsmouth's Wo oke Ce ics iS o s Ce ics Wo oke es am 0 Ce Ics A aske a : Ce ics a C i e s Young People," an exhibit I e o ES 2 : e o I .i U eseaso ase a os o e o a Mi eso a wi s. S o s Mou ai S o e Outdoors ai ai that will be on display at the ( (4:00 e Si ua io oom ou o s o ig C ese s: ack i Ame ica A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC ______library from March 4-30 dur- as Mo ey ( O Ma Mo ey ( O Ku iow e o C C e o s Ame ica G ee Ma ua a I c. Ma Mo ey ( II1 ing regular library hours. G e eck ( S ecia e o O e o e O e y ac o a i y ( O O e eco e O ei y ac o . The show will exhibit the a a (CC 600 a. A e. a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow work of student artists. at _ ews ay i e ig I I I usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig Portsmouth's public schools, Mee e S ai a s e i i e y, May e (2008 (CC ig o e "O ia " ig o e (CC ig o e (CC ea ime ii as well as St. Patrick School, iii a s a k o Me (200 o C ea e. (CC a s o me s (200 , Ac Io S ie e eou . (CC 2 esses (2008 Ka e I e e gi. the Birchtree Center and the 15 Gu c a y e i ious (200 ( O . I s. Cocai e Cow oys (2006 US a a ia y e Wo (CC i Portsmouth Music and Art Center. > Cooki g Mi u e Mi u e C a e ge ( Goo Goo ay ay Guy s ig ig ( Goo U w a ______CO ______Co essa A reception for the art- CO o e y a e ouse I come ouse e o a Ama i g o e ia o e y a e ists is planned for Sunlay, i o og a a ise Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma o og a a ise March 8 from 2-4 p.m., dur- c Coi Case Ues Co Case i es e i s ( og og og E e m E e m og e i s ( ing which time the public Cas Cas Cas Cas Ma e Ma e e e o a o s ( Ma e e e o a o s is invited to stop in to view i a Mo e Ma e s Mo s e Oues (CC Mo s e Oues (CC u the art, meet the artists and o Ka e o Ka e W a o o Wea Mys e y iag osis My S ocki g S o y Sma eo e Wi C i - e a My S ocki g S o y enjoy delicious refreshnrtnts w• C ea a ese a ge (199 ( a iso o w e E o ce (197 C i Eas woo w e E o ce (197 C i Eas woo donated by Portsmouth area a e a oom e so a e so a om G s o Ge s e ea Wo e ea Wo ( e ea Wo om G s o Ge s caterers. > i. aymo aymo aymo ie s Sei e I SeI e ay e ay e ay e ay e ay e a e Sei e ;1 I ems Se & Se & The library is located at w . ms i E. C eme (CC o es (CC aw & O e e Me I ack (1997 ( (CC S a S a us Me ( Co Case (CC 175 Parrott Avenue in Ports- e o Mo e ue S o y I-Sou -E ews ai y 1 ue woo • eau y S o ( Quee a is C e sea 1-E ews C e sea ock mouth. For more informa- > E _ USA 1 CIS ( +I CIS "Si e Wa " CIS ( ouse ( CIS "S a om" CIS "Esca e " aw & O e S U aw O e C tion about this event, contact Wi Wi asie —7- asie U E Wi e Swa (CC e a - e a S i S ;S i S e a Tfietla • Wisega ( ( A yea Mi a o Pam Katz at (603) 436-0720. S 4( 0 S E MI I & A , E AI ME UCKI G E E : EE, OCA EWS A E S. " h r n t p f n p p r th t r n n p p l r t v n h l n tr t d p p r h v l t d n t th Int rn t: fr , l l p p r th t r d tr b t d n h hl tr ff d p t n rb n I r ( h b r tr n t t n , ff h , nd b t p . h p p r h v pt v d n h h v t n th r h nd t fl p thr h p p r. S f l M r t n S r t & Str t
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Y I EMO for doing so is personal and $6430 for both the Ameri- into the net for this year's A IA K EWS S A W I E a true labor of love in honor can Cancer Society and fundraiser, he also has the HAMPTON I Twelve- of two very special women Exeter Hospital's "Beyond potential to meet another year-old Casey Glynn is nh the Rainbow" program, a extraordinary goal. once again getting ready to "When my .Grammy fund to benefit breast can- "I am hoping to reach hit the ice during February [Patricia] Hoyt and my God- cer patients at the hospital's my goal in raising $10,000 winter vacation week for mother Anne-Marie Viviano Breast Care Unit. [for] four years combined," his fourth annual "Shoot for were diagnosed with breast "Beyond the Rainbow" says Casey. "I need to raise a Cure" fundraiser to fight cancer, I wanted to use my was "created by my god- $3,565 to make this goal cancer. passion of hockey to make mother to help local women happen. With your help, I Casey, who has played a difference in the f ht living with breast cancer," know I can do it!" on the Newburyport Clip- to cure this disase," says says Casey. "This fund pro- Those in the community pers hockey team since he Casey in his annual com- vides financial assistance to who wish to donate to this was four years old, has offi- munity appeal. "I created those going through chemo- urgent cause and help Casey cially announced he's ready 'Shoot for a Cure' with my therapy [and] has helped reach a major milestone can to take on his yearly com- dad three years ago. During women purchase wigs, help determine where they wari c mitment of shooting 2000 my February school break pay for gas money to get their checks to go. Checks pucks into the net on the ice I shoot 2000 pucks 'on net' to medical appointments may be made payable to rink that's situated in the on my backyard rink, with [and] railings for showers. either the American Cancer backyard of his home. family and friends sponsor- Whatever the need may be, Society or the "Beyond the Members of the commu- ing me a penny a shot (or this fund will help those in Rainbow — Exeter Hospi-
nity are invited to pledge a $20)." -ICE U AISE — C Gl nn, p t r d h r n h need." tal" Fund and sent to Casey per-puck donation to help Over the last three years, b rd r n , h p n t r h l t n n th Not only is Casey look- Glynn, PO Box 656, Hamp- Casey raise funds for this Casey's efforts on the ice r Sh t f r C r f ndr r t f ht n r. ing to shoot every single ton, NH 03843. important cause. His reason have helped raise more than — Atl nt C rt h t one of those 2000 pucks Cardiovascular health and disease: Important issues for women third most common cause. orous, and some treatments eliminate the diseases which about talking with your nd th nl f l rd l Younger women, age 45 to and recommendations have cause cardiovascular illness. doctor, warning signs and t pr t n n th S t 54, are twice as likely as men changed. Perhaps the biggest Talk with your health care symptoms, and Going Red r n f p h r . Sh in the same age group to suf- shift has been regarding the provider about your risks. If for Women this month, visit r v d h r d l d r fer a stroke. Strokes are more benefits of certain forms of you know you are at risk, the Web site of the American fr Wr ht St t Un v r t likely to be fatal in women hormone replacement ther- learn the warning signs of Heart Association at www. S h l f M d n n t n, compared to men for reasons apy. serious conditions such as americanheart.org. Oh , nd pl t d h r n r l that have not been clearly Used in post-menopausal heart attack, stroke or heart r. Al r rd nd p lt tr n n Int rn l identified. women, these drugs were failure. Should you develop a C rt f d ph n n C rd M d n nd C rd l t In some age groups, formerly prescribed with the problem, seek medical atten- v l r M d n . Sh r rt th t h M d death from cardiovascu- aim of preventing heart dis- tion immediately. Know that r ntl pr t . th Ex t r l C nt r. r. r n tj lar illness appears to be ease, and are still used to pre- women's symptoms can be C rd v l r A t t r h d t (60 2 r declining. However, in even vent bone loss. The latest and the same as men's, or can be Ex t r p t l (z . x t r p r x t r v . . younger women, aged 35-44 best data show that some of different. h p t l. rd v l r years, these rates appear to these formulations can actu- Be good to yourself and Y Alia A. ASSE M ACC be increasing. With the epi- ally increase a woman's risk your heart! Here's how: A A IC EWS demic of obesity in children of heart attack and stroke, • Quit smoking now. You "WE CA E t OME" C n t G W I E and adults, these numbers and are certainly not help- are literally burning your Cardiovascular disease are likely to get worse. ful for cardiovascular disease money, not to mention poi- remains the number one kill- Favorably, this year's sta- prevention. soning your body. Wh n r r ht f r ? er of women in the United tistics also indicate that the It is important to remem- • Take a vigorous walk n h MA nd p n h lp States, claiming almost as word about cardiovascular ber, however, that cardio- for 30 minutes every day. If f r l v d n ... many women's lives each illness in women is getting vascular disease can be you never get time for your- • r t n t h year as all forms of cancer, out. Fifty-seven percent of prevented. We have the self, go alone or use the time b f nj r r r r lung disease, diabetes and women surveyed identified power to prevent cardiovas- to catch up with your spouse, Alzheimer's disease com- • v b n d h r d fr cardiovascular illness as their cular illness and death by child or a friend. h p t l r n r n f l t bined. The latest statistics greatest health risk, mark- knowing the risk factors, • Move away from the b t n d dd t n l h lth r from the American Heart edly increased from only 13 recognizing warning signs supper table. Eat smaller por- • d dd t n l t n t Association published in percent in previous years. and symptoms, and creating tions and avoid second help- l v nd p nd ntl d t lln d b l t r pl - January of this year indicate While recognition has for ourselves a healthier life- ings. Don't go on a fad diet. d n f n that one woman dies every improved, bias continues to style. Change the way you eat for minute from cardiovascular • v nd t n h exist in health practitioners' Health problems that life. n t v h rt f l r disease. evaluation of women with cause heart disease include • Show your children d b t l r r n rv The lifetime risk for a 40 heart disease symptoms, high blood pressure, high the value of an active life- r r p r t r d rd r year-old woman of develop- especially when their symp- cholesterol, diabetes, smok- style. When planning a fam- • v n dv n d lln nd ing some form of cardiovas- toms are atypical or they ing, obesity and lack of exer- ily activity go hiking, biking, nt t p nd r r n n cular disease is greater than t th d n t n th report feeling stressed. This cise. Heart disease can also cross-country skiing or swim- f rt f r h 50 percent. While on average leads to a delayed diagnosis be inherited. We can't change ming instead of focusing on one out of every 30 women of heart disease in women our relatives, but by mak- the television or computer. r v d n pr h n v h h lth die each year of breast cancer, nd h p r n n h versus men, and may lead to ing healthier choices in our • Eat more veggies. Vege- r M r nf r t n one out of every six women C nt , nd In nd rh . worse outcomes for women. lives, we can change all of tables are very low in fat and pl ll t die of cardiovascular dis- Over the past decade, our other risk factors. Weight calories, have great nutri- age 65 and ease. In women as awareness has increased, loss, regular exercise, eating tional value and are Mother 1- -5 - 9 1 older, coronary heart disease research about women's Nature's choice for a slimmer less, and avoiding excessive OCKI G AM A & OS ICE was the leading cause of cardiovascular health and fats, salt, sweets and alcohol body and healthier heart. +- h Al l 11 /Ab death, and stroke was the disease has become more rig- can all work to improve or For more information AGE 20A I An.A n EWS I E UA Y 20. 200 I . , 06 Art..An E .C COMMUNITY LOCAL rE ACA IO AC I ES WI AM O EC AM O I h pt n r t n p rt nt ff r n n b r f f n f ll d t v t d r n th p n br r v t n. r p ff News from the Hampton Garden Club ndp p ll b t th ld n n r Av n n pt n. nt n r d r nv t d t tr v l t Ch n t " n EA t friend as new members are nth r 2" n M nd , br r 2 . h tr p b n t . ., th r t rn t SrE O I A IA C Il always welcome. Hostess- pt n t p. , h t $2 p r p r n. A tr p t G n t pl nn d f r r d 4 8 n W dn d , br r 2 fr 8 0 . t 4 p. . h t t HAMPTON l The Hamp- es will be Laurel Lent and p rt p t $ p r p r n. h n, n r d , br r 2 , t d nt n r d ton Garden Club recently Karin Jacobson. Flowers for 8 n t f nt t v t th Sp C nt r fl t . . t 2 0 p. . the library for March will be h t f r th tr p $ 0. r r nf r t n b t th v t n met for their February meet- t v t , r f r r nf r t n, ll pt n t (60 26 2. ing at the First Congrega- provided by Sandy Taube ACA IO U A E E E U IC I A Y tional Church of Hampton. and Ginny Bridge. E E E I h Ex t r bl br r ll ff r p l r r rn f r Members made Valen- Upcoming events to note h ldr n d r n h l v t n , h d l d f r br r 2 2 . tines using specialty papers, on the calendar include the pb rr th b x t rtl ll v t th l br r n W dn d , br stamping and folding and monthly meeting and annual r 2 t 0 0 . . A S t S n C nt r (SSC d nt ll ntr d pb rr t ll p rt p nt , h ll b bl t h ld th t rtl . ll cutting techniques lead by banquet on April 8; grounds b ll tt d f r t n . Reppa Ring. She combined clean-up at Lane Memorial t r th t ft rn n t : 0 p. ., th pr r ll f t r l b t r her background in teach- Library on May 13; and the t r nd l v l b t r. Ch ldr n ll b bl t h ld th l b t r nd h v club's annual plant sale on ll th r t n n r d b th SSC d nt. On M nd nd r d f ing and her love of creating h l v t n th l br r ll ff r Op n Art fr 0 . . t 4: 0 cards and scrapbooking to May 16 (time and place to be p. . Op n Art r ft pr j t d n d f r d lt nd h ldr n t pl t make this a great workshop. announced). t th r. In dd t n, Op n St r ll b v l bl n d nd Hostesses for the meeting The Hampton Garden h r d t 0 . . nd n t 2 p. . th f th pr r r p n t Ex t r r d nt nd b r f th l br r . r r nf r t n b t were Marjorie Kuhner and EA E G EE I G — pt n G rd n Cl b member Club meets the second th f n nd r t v t d r n h l v t n , ll th Ch ldr n Christine Trayers. Flowers tt M r d pl th l nt n r t n rd h r t d Wednesday of each month at t (60 2 60 6. for the library for February d r n r t n rd r h p l d b pp n . 7 p.m. at the First Congrega- IME O EGIS E O S KI E GA E were donated by Bobbie Kit- — Atl nt C rt h t tional Church. Membership O AM O I rth pt n S h l h nn n d th t tredge and Marjorie Kuhner. Island, Newburyport, will for eye-catching boxes. She is $10 per year; new mem- K nd r rt n r tr t n nd p r nt r nt t n f r th 200 20 0 h l The next meeting will be create a window box, many will also assemble a box that bers and interested garden- r h b n h d l d f r M nd , M r h 2 fr 6 p. . t th h l, l t d n Atl nt Av n . on March 11 at 7 p.m. at the of which she has made to will be raffled at the Hamp- ers are always welcome. For A v r t f t p ll b d d, n l d n K nd r rt n rr l First Congregational Church, decorate businesses in New- ton Garden Club's Plant Sale membership information, nd h l pr d r . r nt r n r d t br n p f th r which is located at 127 Wm- buryport. For this program, in May. call Ginny Bridge at (603) h ld b rth rt f t nd ph l n z t n r rd t r nt t n, nd r tr t n p t ll b v l bl . Ch ldr n t b f v r ld naciumet Road in Hampton. Barbara will talk about This will be a great meet- 926-7340. b S pt b r 0, 200 t b nr ll d n th S K nd r rt n pr r . r Barbara Prietz from Plum design elements and plants ing to invite a gardening r nf r t n b t th r tr t n pr r th r nt t n, ll rr r v n h r t (60 64 2 . Historic marker for historic Marelli's Market S ECIA O E A A IC EWS (Route 27). next to the rail- HAMPTON I Members road tracks. The structure to discuss local events over sion on the state register Was df the Hampton Heritage was moved to its present a cup of coffee, Marelli's conducted by Marelli grand- Commission were on hand location in 1900 as part of recently to present an offi- the effort to refocus the town Market has played a signifi- daughters, Marcia Raynes cant part of life in Hamp- and Karen Harmon. cial Historic Marker to the center, when the bridge was ton for almost 100 years. As the only site in Hamp- Marelli family, proprietors of constructed over the tracks. Well-known to generations ton to be recognized on the Marelli's Market in down- Luigi and Celestina of the area's children for its State's Registry of Historic town pt n. Marelli's family business large selection of candy, it Places, Marelli's Market is a The marker was given has become an institution. also popular for its delicious wonderful example of local in acknowledgment of the Beginning as a fruit store in roasted cashews. heritage, deeply rooted in market's—recent recognition 1914, it is the longest con- The store's current pro- the past, and an essential by th New Hampshire Divi- tinually operating business prietor, Richard Marelli, is part of today. sion of Historical Resources in downtown Hampton. one Luigi and Celestina's For more information and listing on the State Reg- From sending Christ- four children. He is quick to about the marker program, ister of Historic Places. MAKI G A MA K — r t C n b r r d mas packages to Hampton's , M r nn M Ad n, h rd n r , n n, acknowledge that it is a com- or to apply for one, visit the The building housing servicemen during WWII W r n nd r S ph r r p t r d h r th M r l bined family venture that Heritage Commission's link Marelli's Market was erected and the Korean conflict, to M r t pr pr t r, h rd M r ll , h h ld n th t r goes beyond just running on the town's Web site at in 1841, first standing on the today's popularity as a gath- h t r r r. the store. Even the extensive www.hamptonnh.gov. south side of Exeter Road — Atlantic Courtesy Photo ering spot where locals come research needed for inclu- News from Hampton Seniors Y MO A O IS Hampton Methodist Church town, which has terrorized reports. Dyana Martin announced (603) 926-3932. S ECIA O E A A IC EWS on Thursday, February 12. even the most stout-hearted. The Vice-President, Rose- the trips put on by the Entertainment was fur- AM O A h pp The light mood was occa- The meeting opened marie Schwartz reported Hampton Recreation Depart- nished by rec department group of Seniors crowded sioned by the sunshine and with our resident pianist, that the First Congregational ment. They include the Bea- staff, who tested the Seniors' into the meeting room of the the absence of ice around the Louise Calkins, rendering Church is presenting the con Resort St Patrick's Day skills in answering trivia her version of "God Bless Hampton Community Cho- Special on March 17 ($50); questions. It soon became America" and the members rale and an Italian dinner on Foxwoods trips on April 15, apparent that the teams were responded joyously. Saturday, March 7 from 5-7 June 10 and September 9 pretty well even in their lack The President, Jeannine p.m. and Sunday, March 8, ($30 residents; $35 non-resi- of knowledge. The partici- St. Germain, welcomed from 2-4 p.m. The cost is $8 dents); New York City day pants enjoyed themselves FOR THE HAMPTONS new members Maxine and for Seniors. trip on May 9 ($60 residents; and appreciated the rec Norman DeLisle. The Sun- Birthdays were celebrat- $65 non-residents); Freeport department's efforts. An n t rd shine Lady, June Chevalier, ed by Joan Pratt, Rosemarie shopping trip on May 20 It was announced that sent get-well cards to Dottie Schwartz, Patricia LaPierre ($20 residents; $25 non-resi- Hampton Rec has purchased Griffin, Vera Smith, Grace and Kathy Wa keen. The dents); Red Sox baseball on a Wii system, which will he 2 222 Stuckey and Laura Milso- Refreshment Committee for July 8, July 24 and Septem- set up shortly. Those who tt n n h n Cr vie. The Secretary, Camille March will consist of Marie ber 13 (ticket prices vary). have an interest can call pt n Cr l n Y h . Shaw and the Treasurer, DeLisle, Gerry Welch and To sigh up or for more infor- Hampton Rec at (603) 926- Esther Hopkins, read their Mona Otis (yours truly). mation call Hampton Rec at 3932. A A IC EWS.COM o , o 06 E um 20, 200 A _Aw c NEWS I PAGE 2 . OCA O ES EGIO OS S MO Y EAK AS In tune with KE SI G O I e Ke si g o Ame ica egio wi o ei mo y u ic eak as o Su ay, e ua y 22 om 8 am_ e me u co sis o eggs (a y s y e , a cakes, e c oas , am, aco , the digital life sausage, ome ies a co ee cake. e e ages i c u e oma o uice, o a ge uice, co ee, ea, mi k o cocoa. e cos o e eak as is $6 o a u s a These DVDs explain each $ o c i e u e age 2. adjustment (what is con- ee wi e s a e aw eac mo o a ee eak as : is Mo s trast, tint, etc.) and using wi e s a e G ace uc a me, ee Soso a o e ki s. test patterns shows how ocee s om e eak as go o su o c i e a you og ams. e egio a is oca e o ou e 0 i Ke si g o . o mo e i o ma io , to do the optimal settings ca (60 4 20. for your TV. S I G S O Y IMES A A E I A Y • The second way • is AM O I is week ma ks e e o Wi e S o y imes i e using a colorimeter that C i e s oom a e a e Memo ia i a y i am o . replaces the subjectivity , owe e , i a so mea s a S i g S o y imes a e ig a ou e co e . of your eyes and f4ovides Sig u s o e s i g sessio wi egi o Mo ay, Ma c 2. e a high level of acOtracy. S o y imes emse es egi e week o Ma c 6 a wi as o si Although some are quite weeks oug A i 20. expensive, one non-profes- e sc e u e is as o ows: o e s o y ime (c i e ages mo s o yea s , ues ays, : 0 0 a.m. o We es ays, : 0 0 a.m. yea o s, sional colorimeter that can We es ays, 0: 0 : a.m. a 4 yea o s, u s ays, 0 0:4 am, still 'do the job is DataCol- S ace is imi e a e s a e e cou age o sig u ei c i e io r Syyder3TV for $199. o e i s s o y ime y ca i g (60 26 4 2 , o s o y e C i e s Y AUG E AG IA • The third is to have a oom. A A IC EWS CO I U I G MEE E CA I A ES I S A AM professional come to your W I E house with the test equip- S A AM I e Wiggi Memo ia i a y i S a a as ma e i a No matter the quality of o io i y o e a ce e o commu i y i o ma io , a i a s i i wi ment and a computer with your TV, the picture can be e s o so i g e se e a ua S a am Ca i a e s ig , sc e u e special software to do the o u s ay, Ma c a 6 .m. a e S a am Mu ici a Ce e . improved by being prop- proper user-level settings is wi e a o o u i y o a ca i a es u i g o e ec e o ice erly "calibrated." Adjust- on your TV. Expect this to is is a ew co um a ea u es i o ma io o i o uce emse es o i e es e mem e s o e commu i y, as we as ing your TV for brightness, a swe ques io s ega i g cu e oca issues. take about an hour and to om o essio a s. e " os" wi w i e co um s contrast, color, tint and e aim o e e e i g is o o i e o e s wi a o um o ge o k ow pay $200 or more. a ou ei usi esss e e ise a we wa you, e ca i a es a e issues. e e wi e ime a e e o ma i o uc sharpness will give you the • By spending even io s a ques io s o e au ie ce a e ca i a es o mee , iscuss clearest picture and most ou ea e s o ask em ques io s. a i io a issues a e oy e es me s i a e a e a mos e e. A more money than the last us emai you ques io s i ec y o e " os" i e es e o e s a e i i e o a e . comfortable settings for method, you can acquire your eyes, and can extend a ey wi a swe you ack ia emai a we o mo e i o ma io , ca e Wiggi Memo ia i a y i S a am a the best or highest level (60 2 4 46 o e mai i a y Wiggi M .o g . the life of your TV while of calibration by hiring an wi i some o e ques io s a a swe s i EWS OM AM O EMS using less electricity. Imaging Science Founda- e a e e o owi g week. AM O e e mo y mee i g o e am o emoc a s Since each manufac- tion (ISF) certified profes- I you a e a ques io a o k ow w o o is sc e u e o ues ay, Ma c a 6: 0 .m. a e O Sa es au a , turer wants their TV to oca e o a aye e oa i am o . e u ic is i i e o a e . sional. The ISF requires i ec i o, us emai us a co e y a a ic ews. catch your eye when it's e g ou is a so maki g a s o ei u comi g e e so ackso special training and equip- in line with their competi- co a we wi i e ig " o" o a swe . Ce e a io , aki g ace o Sa u ay, Ma c om 2 4 .m., a so a e ment to do not only the O Sa . A mem e s o e ge e a u ic a e i i e o a e . tors' at the store (and they See e " os" i ec o y e mai is e ow. user-level adjustments but Co i me s eake s i c u e S a e e ese a i es Susa Ke e a know that your eyes will e y Cus i g S a e Se a o s Ma a u e C a k a Maggie assa also to make factory-level be drawn to the bright- a S a e a y C ai ma aymo uck ey, w o ece y was e ec e adjustments not available' Au io i eo E e ie ce aug e ag ia ice C ai ma o e emoc a ic a io a Commi ee. A ca i a es o est TV in the, line), they to the consumer by any aug e ec o ic i es y e.com oca o i e i am o a e ee i i e o s eak as we . Ca i a es a e make the settings for this . of the other methods. This ee e cou age o os ei o i ica o i es a www. am o ems.o g environment, not the ones am o emoc a ic Commi ee C ai ma C is Mu s as a ou ce should take a few hours a u a y Si k I e io a esig Mi ge awes you want for home view- a $2 o e e y icke so o is yea s e e ($20 e e so $ e and cost at least $300, a u a ysi k comcas . e cou e wi e o a e o e am o ee Me ica C i ic. ing. Factory settings are depending on the amount "I am o e u a is o a io wi e e i s o ma y ac io s a we often referred to as "torch a e a e o ake o e ou commu i y," sai Moos. " . o Kami sky, adjustments, but this mode." 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A "Planet Earth" (available in C a _ u y ms .com E E SEASO E E S A AM O MC bit of background on why: DVD or Blu-ray) for some AM O I e am o U i e Me o is C u c , oca e 2 Due to old standards from a aye e oa , i i es e u ic o ei "A You Ca Ea " S o e ues of the most breathtaking the National Television ysicia s ea y Weig Ce e e i e ay a cake Su e a i i Co es . images ever seen on video. System Committee (NTSC), Wa e , M. . ea yweig ce e o mai .com e e e is sc e u e o ues ay, e ua y 24 om : 0 .m. A Vaughn Petraglia does ee wi o e i g wi e ake . o mo e i o ma io o o S , ca e there is no color consisten- electronic systems design c u c a (60 26 2 02, Mo ay oug i ay e wee 8: 0 a.m. a cy between programs and ackso i e ace a a io Ke ackso 2: 0 .m. at Audio Video Experience channels, leading industry a i e ms .com I a i io , e c u c wi co uc a As We es ay se ice o in Hampton Falls (www. 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His campaign, he said by furniture showrooms to prosecute and incarcerate sarily the accurate, balanced, they are and how easily they then, 'has to about reclaiming unannounced to leave his drug users and distributors. and reasoned presentation can be replaced by a welcom- the meaning of citizenship." resume, and took computer More than 5000 people were of information. Thus, sensa- ing community, supportive GA Y A O Well, that's all well and classes at night to improve killed in Mexican drug wars tional news that grabs your acquaintances, good friends, A IA MC EWS good. But, in a practical his employment prospects. last year, and the violence is attention, sells newspapers loving family members, and C t trn W rt t sense, it's hard to know just Last December, at age 61, he now spilling over the bor- and magazines, and attracts the simple pleasures of life. In t of crisis, such as what each of us can do in our got a comparable job in his der into the United States. viewers may claim higher In his inauguration the one we face today, people daily lives to help. After all, field. He never gave up. If Americans stopped .using priority than drab, but more address, President Obama often become child-like, and we can't negotiate a Mideast Lend a helping hand. recreational drugs, no market important, fare. Right now, quoted George Washington: look to a father figure to save peace treaty by ourselves or When business turned bad for there would exist here, we are being told time and "Let it be told to the future them. Thus, Abraham Lin- personally solve the banking at Mr. B's Pancake House in and associated crime would again that the American econ- world ... that in the depth coln was "Father Abraham" credit crisis. It *night not sur- Muskegon, Michigan, the disappear. omy is in terrible shape and of winter, when nothirig and George Washington was prise you to know that I have employees decided to help Vote and pay attention getting worse. That unhappy but hope and virtue could the "Father of our Country." some suggestions as to what their boss by working a day to what your elected offi- news grabs our attention. But survive ... that the city and In the same sense, many we can do. without pay. When the res- cials are doing. Re-election it can also create a defeatist country alarmed at one com- people look to Barack Obama In the words of Winston taurant patrons heard of the is uppermost in the minds mindset in the public, mak- mon danger, came forth to to single-handedly save us. It Churchill, "Never give up. staff's sacrifice, they increased of many politicians. The bad ing people reluctant to spend meet isn't going to happen. Even Never. Never. Never.' At the their tips. The servers and ones do unseemly things to and to rely upon their inge- Acting together, we can President °barna tells us that age of 61, a close acquain- kitchen staff split $800 in tips get re-elected: They lie to the nuity, initiative, and hustle to overcome this crisis. Yes, we he cannot do it alone. We tance of mine lost his job of 17 that day, and they saved Mr. public; pant special favors to make things better for them- can. have to do our part. years last May when his fur- B $700 in wages. big donors; operate in secre- selves. Gary tt n n b r h d Frank Rich notes in his niture coMpany closed. What Stop doing - unpatriotic cy behind closed doors; and Use the economic crisis t GA A O t. New York "Tunes" column could be bleaker? He was an things that harm your coun- pander to the worst instincts to re-evaluate what's really n t r d t r tl nt n . , that Obama promoted the older worker. The unemploy- try. Oh, you don't think of of voters. By virtue of our important in your life. We r b ll n (60 26 8. theme of shared responsibili- ment rate in his home state them as unpatriotic, but apathy, we create these mon- have become a highly mate- h v xpr d d n t ty as early as Februaryl 0, 2007 of Illinois stood at 7 percent they are. Stop buying gas- sters. If we paid closer atten- rialistic country where n r l r fl t th f th when he announced his can- and was rising. His laid-off guzzling cars that make the tion and voted, they'd have impressing ourselves, our n p p r. didacy: "Citing 'our mount- co-workers just gave up, and United States vulnerable and to clean up their acts, and 'families, our neighbors, and ing debts' and 'hard choices' lived on unemployment ben- dependent on unfriendly, we'd have better, more effi- our friends with "things" E E S
obtained a B.A. in political sci- prepared incoming freshmen for lived in Hampton for 20 years. potential. In order to do this, and I will be ever mindful that S UKE SEEKS O ES ence. I was on the debate team their studies at Wmnacunnet. We have three children, two of however, all children arriving at I work for the taxpayers. Thank To the Editor at Long Beach State and loved It's important that we reach whom attend WHS. I graduated WHS must be prepared for high you. Hanging on the wall in every minute of it. I worked for out to all students in Hampton, from Boston College with a BS in school and all students from each Denyse Richter School Superintendent James many years at the FCC's Field Hampton Falls, North Hampton Marketing. I currently own and feeder school should be entering Hampton Gaylord's office is a portrait of Operations Bureau. Today, I and Seabrook. I have two grown operate my own business, and I WHS at the same level of pre- Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain. work for the largest credit union sons. One lived for school. He recently served on the Hampton paredness. Until this is the case, S UKE OES A fellow Mainer, Chamberlain's in New Hampshire. I joined the went on to study at Tufts and school board for three years. As all children will not be afforded IS OMEWO K last-ditch bayonet charge down Naval Reserve as a Hospitalman Yale. My other son broke out a school board member, I gained the same opportunity. Address- To the Editor: Little Round Top with the 20th Apprentice and retired as a Lieu- in hives if he came within 500 valuable experience and insight ing this, I believe would also We in Hampton have had Maine Regiment at the Battle of tenant Commander. feet of a school building. The into the workings and dynamics directly impact the drop out rate. the extraordinary good fortune Gettysburg is immortalized in Learning and achievement first son teaches college and the of our educational system. We must treat the source of prob- to have had the benefit of the the book "The Killer Angels" and for all students is my focus. Spe- second son eventually went back I fully appreciate that it takes lems and not just the symptoms wisdom and thoughtful ways of the movie "Gettysburg." cifically, I want to concentrate on and received a GED thanks to a collaborative effort from school which I see being done far too Chris Singleton for 15 years on Had Chamberlain's charge academic attainment, communi- the encouragement of a teacher board, superintendent, adminis- often. our school boards. Each of our failed and the Confederate cation skills, appreciation of the during his brief tenure at Wm- tration, staff and parents to reach Unfortunately, schools today schools is a dramatically better Army's flanking maneuver suc- arts, development of character nacunnet. the common goal. A directed face tough challenges with things place because of his efforts and ceeded, the Union Army would and values and physical devel- Winnacunnet is a vital part vision and accountability to that like drugs, alcohol and bullying. energy. likely have been defeated. opment and health. of our community. It provides vision are essential as well as We must provide a healthy cli- Chris has been a master at Nothing would have prevent- In a recent Winnacunnet great educational opportuni- effective communication with mate and environment in our getting people with divergent ed General Robert E. Lee from Annual Report, Principal Randy ties for our kids. It makes our parents and community. schools so that our teachers and viewpoints to work together for advancing on Washington. Zito stated, "Once we told our children suctessful and it is an Every effort must be made kids can focus on learning. WHS a common purpose. There are I love history, particularly students that they would suc- important building block in our to involve parents in the pro- must address these problems few people that I know with American history. I suspect ceed if they got a college degree. economic development. After all, cess and make certain that their through education, training, his wonderful mix of know-how, Superintendent Gaylord also has Today, we remind them that col- professionals who value educa- voices are heard. Furthermore, strict rules, strict enforcement professionalism and persistence. Chamberlain's portrait on the lege or post secondary training is tion won't accept a job offer in a I believe that educational deci- and parental and community However, there is one other wall because Chamberlain was not enough. They must be able town that does not. I ask for your sions should never be made involvement. Educating our chil- I can think of — and he is will- a teacher, a professor of Rhetoric to be excellent communicators, vote on March 10. because they are good for adults dren is more difficult than ever, ing to run for the Wumacunnet to be more precise. He later went creative and critical thinkers, and Larry Stoker but because they are good for but doing everything to ensure a School Board. on to become the president of responsible decision makers." I Hampton children. safe and healthy environment in I have known Larry Stoker Bowdoin College. could not agree more with that With WHS not making Ade- our schools is vital. on another board in town long Teachers sparked my interest outlook. IC E U I G quate Yearly Progress (AYP) in Finally, I am a fiscal conser- enough to learn that he brings in history. In my high school cur- 2008 and its SAT scores below vative and feel that money is My approach is to work as a To the Editor: the same outstanding qualities riculum, I loved history, politics the state average in all areas, it not the problem or necessarily team. I will work in a dignified An open letter to the com- that Chris embodies. Lari's and the debate team. My teach- and professional manner, treat- is critical that we improve and the solution. I believe that the experience as a Naval Reserve ers in high school encouraged munity. improve now. Minimum stan- taxpayers of SAU 21 generously ing everyone with civility and I am a candidate for WHS Lieutenant Commander in Des- me to complete my courses in dards should not be the goal or support WHS and have provid- respect. I will work to build unity school board because I believe sert Shield and Dessert Storm the measure of our success, and ed the financing necessary for Latin, science and math as a way in a positive organizational cul- that educating our children is the means that he'll approach the job for me to spend more time in ture. I want to be a team player failure to make minimal perfor- a wealth of resources. We must in an organized and dignified single most important respon- be extremely sensitive to these the courses I really loved. Good on a board to set policy and not sibility we have as parents and mance targets should be sound- manner, without drama. - teachers find ways to motivate ing the alarm at all levels. There difficult economic times and not to micro-manage the staff of the as a society. Education is the key Larry's top-notch intellect is much work to be done with no further burden taxpayers. Being students. Good teachers made school. to opportunity, and all students and his habit of doing his home- time for self congratulations as the best school doesn't mean me a better student and a better Thanks to the hard work of should be learning and achieving work before he speaks mean that we progress towards our objec- spending the most money. person. Chris Singleton and all the board at their highest possible level. he will quickly become a leader It is because of the value I tives. Excellence should be its At a proposed budget of over members, teachers, staff, par- It is the role of a school board on the board. He is also remark- place on education that I am run- own reward. $21 million, WHS has the fund- ents and students who worked to ensure that this challenge ably perceptive and quick to Like any school, WHS must ing to be one of the best schools ning for the Hampton seat on the with him, there has been a vast is met and that there is con- focus on the key elements of an meet the needs of all its students in the nation let alone NH. It Winnacunnet School Board. (Dr. improvement in the facilities. tinuous improvement in student issue. And best of all, Larry, like and not focus on one group to is not money, but rather new Richard Goodman is running for Winnacunnet was originally achievement and excellence in • Chris, is civility personifi the detriment of another. We approaches to old problems and the "at-large" seat being vacated designed for 500 students. There our schools. I will work tirelessly It's perfect. While Chris gets must engage and challenge all perhaps some old approaches to by Chris Singleton). are quite a few more than that to that end, and I will repre- a well-deserved break, in Larry I wanted to take this oppor- children from the highest achiev- new problems that will help us today. There am students of all sent all children from each of Stoker we get someone as stud- ers to those with the most pro- reach our goals. tunity to tell you a little about backgrounds and learning abili- the sending districts of Seabrook, ied, rational and inspiring in his found special needs. Unless we I ask for your support and myself, my goals and my ties. The principal and the fac- Hampton Falls, Hampton and approach. approach to the position. set our goals high and encourage vote on March 10. I will be an ulty have worked hard to reduce North Hampton. Patty McKenzie went to college on the G.I. our children to do the same, we advocate for the needs of all chil- I the drop-out rate. Programs like My husband and I have Hampton Bill at Long Beach State where I "Freshman Seminar" have better will all never know our fullest dren from every sending district, PAGE. 24A I AnArrn EWS I FEBRUARY 20. 200 I l. . 06 AllANTICNEWS.COM "A Doctor's Confession to the Seacoast"
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Dear friend, not letting the body heal. It's as simple as that. is perform a specific spinal adjustment to remove I want to give credit where credit is due. M r nd ll th t th t nerve pressure, and the body responds by h l n So, perhaps a confession can help clear the air so h h n t h d n r nf t n n h r f r t t lf. Chiropractic gets tremendous results. It's there's no misunderstanding. Before I talk about dj t nt n ff h t a simple as that! my confession though, let me say a few other Carrie is another person in my office who Forty-five million Americans n l n r h v things first. originally sought chiropractic care for headaches, h lth n r n , and those who do have found Let me start by explaining this photo. You upper back and shoulder pain. She had surgery on that their benefits are reduced. That's where my know, when I meet people in town they usually her shoulder almost a year ago before coming to chiropractic comes in. Many people find that they say, "Oh, yeah, I know you, you're Dr. Jeff. I've seen my office and after months of physical therapy she actually save money on their health care expenses your ad with that picture of you and your wife." This still had very little relief. That's what prompted by seeing a chiropractor. An th r t v ... picture doesn't include my amazing wife, but it is her to listen to a good friend and try chiropractic t d ft r t d h th t h r pr t n very special to me. These kids helped me celebrate care. She tells everyone that after only a few weeks p t nt ll d bl r n n n r p n , turning 40! Each one of these children is unique of getting chiropractic adjustments she began to n t r ll nd th t dr . The immune because th h v ll b n dj t d n th notice major changes in her body. Her headaches system fights colds, flues, and other sicknesses. So r b b because their parents want their were virtually non-existent and she could work an you may not be running off to the drug store as bodies to develop optimally and be as healthy as entire day without any shoulder pain. She was much. An entire week of care in my office may possible. amazed. She had been struggling for years and now cost what you could pay for n v t elsewhere. Hearing a story about Maggie, who at one in several weeks she was so much better. h t Y n f t fr n A z n Off r Look; time was new to chiropractic, may help you more n r d bl h n t h r h lth r th n it shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg to correct fully understand. By Maggie's first birthday she h n t xp t n . Sh h d tr l d . your health. You are going to write a check to had experienced 6 ear infections and been on an f r r th n n nd ll r . Today someone for your health care expenses, you may antibiotic 5 times and at that as well write one for a lesser amount time the doctors were discussing for chiropractic. That's why I am putting tubes in her ears. doing something very special... Maggie's mom was concerned If you bring in this article about this option. Her friend (by March 5th, 2009) you will had 2 daughters, both with tubes receive my entire new patient in their ears, who expressed consultation, examination, and remorse with her choice. Aft r xrays (if necessary) for $2 . In r r , b th rl t ll t th p r t f v n b t r nf t n . h r n l r n t , r $2 ll t b h d f ll n t f th r b d n t d t r th r r nd h d ht r h d S t r f th Gr t r t thr h th " r t b " S t. This exam would pr d r lt pl t . normally cost you $300. And, Another family on the block gave further care is very affordable and Maggie's mother information you'll be happy to know that from my office on children and h v ff rd bl f l pl n . ear infections. After reading the Further care is very important info, mom thought she should try to consider when making your chiropractic for Maggie, despite choice of doctors. h t can protest from her own family & add up very quickly. doctors who were telling her Gr t r t r t ("try chiropractic if you want, fee...Please, I hope that there's but there's no guarantee, and no misunderstanding about it will probably be a waste of l t f r just because time.") I have a lower exam fee. My Shortly after Maggie's first birthday she started she can't even remember the last time she didn't qualifications.. .1 am a graduate of Palmer College ,chiropractic care in our office. I explained to her sleep through the night. When Carrie met us she of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. I have been parents that pinched nerves in Maggie's neck from was taking 5 allergy medications each day. Now trusted to take care of tiny babies and pro-athletes ,00rmal birth trauma and/or childhood falls were she doesn't take any! She recently told us that that you may know. I just have that low fee to help making it hard for her body to work the way it was she continues to feel healthier everyday and that more people who need care. supposed to, and the body wasn't able to fight off chiropractic care has literally changed her life. Carrie is my assistant and she is a really great the ear infection. What most people don't know r h t f p t nt h v person. My office is both friendly and warm and .,is that your spine is the house for your nervous h d t : we try our best to make you feel at home. We have a system, which controls every function in the body. "I had sciatica for years. I was sent t every specialist, wonderful service, at an exceptional fee. My office If th p n h lth , th n th n rv r and did all the tests. Then I saw Dr. Rogers. Now, I have is called BREAKFAST HILL CHIROPRACTIC, th r b t. h v t l l n t r ll b n no more sciatica." (Shannon M. - Hampton) PLLC and is located at 24 W h n t n d. n b t n th p n nd n rv t . Minor "No more neck or hand pain!" (Eleanor R. - . M ph n n b r 60 64 00. Call or major trauma can cause spinal misalignment Kittery) me today for an appointment. which puts damaging pressure on the spinal "1 tried everything for my headaches before I came I can help you. nerves: nerves that go to the ear, eyes, nose, throat, to see Dr's Jeff & Natalie. I can't thank them enough." Thank you- head, lungs, stomach, intestines, legs, feet, and (Emily H. -Portsmouth) r. ffr r toes. .the whole body. Several times a day patients thank me for Chiropractor If th n rv d n t r r ht, th b d helping them with their health problems. But I d n t r r ht. As chiropractors, we just can't really take the credit. M nf n th t remove the interference (the misalignment) that's I v n v r h l d n n f n th n . What I do