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y MARK CRAG I . B. Merrill and business part- an opening day party. Now, enough to indicate that the tiple companies to deliver and therefore now proudly A A IC EWS S A W I E ner Herbert Tobey began it seemed like high time to company works hard to cre- those products; guide clients can sport the Trusted Choice HAMPTON I It's a selling insurance from a for- do it again. • ate trusted and dientspeci fic through the claims process guarantee of excellence. multi-level, get-together mer barber shop). "Spring is here, it's-the policies, the .iecent classifi- for a prompt and fair resolu- To learn more about what with plenty of reasons to Today, Dean, along with end of a long winter, and cation as a Trusted Choice in tion of claims; help clients the friendly staff can do to celebrate. Of course, it could his brother Geoffrey Mer- it's finally Red Sox season the business elevates Tobey solve problems related to help with insurance needs, be you who's celebrating by rill, own the company, but again," Merrill says. & Merrill to an even higher coverage or account; explain or simply to enjoy a free the end of the ay, since their father, Russell Merrill, Tobey & Merrill have level of service. • the coverages and options Fenway Frank and Red Sox ,•-mne: lucky visitor will walk though retired, still makes Trusted Choice agencies available through the agency 'game (with a chanceterwalk away with a free flat:panel daily visits to the office. are insurance and financial upon request; return phone away with a flat screen tele- .television. Now, 89 years after they services firms whose access calls and e-mails promptly vision) stop in during the combinatictiptorte first opened in Hampton, to multiple companies and and respond to requests in opening day open house at of ttif most historfinisi- the business that continu- commitment to quality ser- a timely manner; provide Tobey & Merrill on April 6 nesses serving the commu- ally looks for ways to stay vice enable them to offer 24 / 7 services for customers at 2 p.m. nity with one of e itation's active in and support the their clients competitive (offering any or all of the fol- It's a historic business mostjustoric ase a :ea s local community will serve pricing, a broad choice of lowing: emergency, phone waiting to serve the public, together for*.ifter- up plenty of free ballpark products and unparalleled _ , numbers, Internet account and the start of what will nooti .of free entertaiment food favorites and have lots advocacy. access, e-mail and call center hopefully be another histor- and good times. of party favors for guests As a Trusted Choice agen- services); use their experi- ic season for the e So : Tobey & Merrill Insur- who want to swing into the cy, Tobey & Merrill is dedi- ence and multiple company ance, located at 20' High office on opening day. cated to every client and are relationships to customize Street in Hampton, will "Fans" .attending the committed to treating each client coverage as needed; swing open the doors for open house will have a as a "person, not a policy." commit the staff to continu- Red Sox fans on opening day, chance to win a flat screen This commitment means the ing education so they may Monday, April 6, starting at television, tickets to a Sea another reason to share the company pledges to: Work be more knowledgeable in 2 p.m. for the first home Dogs game, watch the game joy this season, with their with clients to identify the serving clients; great clients game of the year, when the on one of the six TVs that recent classification as a insurance and financial ser- with respect and courtesy; Sox take on the increasingly- will be set up, and enjoy "Trusted Choice" insurance vices that are right for their and conduct business in an challenging division rival, plenty of Fenway Franks agency. individual needs, their fami- ethical manner. the Tampa Bay Rays. and other delicious fanfare. As if 89 years of service to lies or their business and use This is the pledge that "Of course, not everyone • "It's just a way that we the local community weren't the agency's access to mul- Tobey 8r Merrill has taken, can get tickets to the game, can give back to the com- especially with what they munity and our friends," charge to get into the games Merrill says. I u e wi e igi a i e these days, so we thought This isn't the first time S'our TV cannot take advan- is a very long time when you • El tr n n & In t ll we'd have a celebration of that the office staff of a dozen tage of the added features in are just standing in front of the t n A t n C rt f d r our own here," says Dean Red Sox fans has sponsored an up-converting player or a player waiting (it also drives f n l n r, b r f Merrill, the third generation such an open house. After Blu-ray player. However, stan- me nuts). 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A A C EWS.COM O4. 35, II MARCH 27, 2009 ArLArmc EWS I AGE A ` t ff t C ntr S h l r d r By I EMO "After. that we had. Plus, "Some classes take read their boas," says Reyn- E O 2 l Drop Everything and Read [the book swap] bit fur- olds. "It fit in beautifully with ntr School (DEAR)," says Reynolds. ther," says Reynolds. "They our author [presentations]. It students love to 'The whole school read for take a book home for the was perfect because the kids read, and they 15 minutes. We've continued weekend, then bring it back had someone else to speak C that practice every Monday and select another book to with, [and] it reinforced what have been more than happy to prove it throughout the during the month of March." bring home. At the end of the they heard in our assemblies month of March. Naturally, reading (as well month, everyone can take a with our guest author." "This is 'I Love to Read' as Dr. Seuss' beloved Cat in book home." Story sharing has also Month — part of the National the Hat character) has been Books and *acting have been taking place between Education Association's 'Read front-and-center in classrooms also been emphasized through the first and second grade Across America' program," throughout the building over special guest presentations in classes, with the older chil- explains Karen Reynolds, the last several weeks. the school library by author dren reading their work to assistant principal at Centre "We've been having spe- and illustrator Maryann the younger students. Also, School. cial classroom activities going Cocc.a-Leffier, whose stories "the library is doing special And, because reading is on. Teachers have been com- include "Princess K.I.M. and things," adds Reynolds, and "what we do a lot of here ing up with fantastic ideas to the Lie That Grew," "Jack's students played online games every day, we decided we share," says Reynolds. These Talent," "Easter Bunny in at seussville.corn. Of course, were going to celebrate in include "special displays of Training," "Peanut Free family reading at home was a big way," adds Reynolds, books, [particularly] Dr. Seuss Café," "Bravery Soup" and encouraged by Center School noting that the month-long books. They're a little bit dif- "Spotlight on Stacey." Centre Principal Nancy Andrews in celebration "fits right into our ferent that the usual displays students in grades K-2 have her March newsletter. curriculum." in the classrooms. And some enjoyed meeting Cocca-Lef- Now that "I Love to It all began, albeit a wee classrooms are having book fler and learning about the Read" Month is winding bit belatedly, by observing the swaps." writing process. down, Reynolds looks back birthday of an author whose In teacher Lynn Cutting's "She has been giving our on all the reading that has stories, rhymes and illustra- Kindergarten class, for exam- students the 'story-behind- been going on at Centre ever tions have been very near and ple, "Children bring gently the-story' which has been since the entire school took dear to school children across used books from home that really exciting," says Reyn- the "Reader's Oath" early on the decades. they are willing to part with," olds. "She's been showing that Tuesday morning. "We were hoping to start says Cutting. "On Friday, how she gets her ideas to "We've been having a on Monday, March 2 — the students take a little 'book write a book and how she good time. It has been kind official birthday of Dr. Seuss," walk' around the classroom decides on the illustrations. of a nice month," she says. says Reynolds. But because and look at all the books that She shared with us one of her As for the students (who no the weather did not cooper- have been placed on tables. latest books, which was really doubt will continue pursuing ate and resulted in a snow They then pick a book to take nice. The kids really enjoyed all kinds of reading opportu- day, "we started on March 3, home with them. Every child it, and have had great ques- nities), Reynolds says, "They at 8:45 a.m." That was when gets a different book to take tions." all like that Drop Everything "the whole school stood up at home and share with his/her First grade students' older and Read.' They love Mon- the same time [and] everyone family." peers from Wirmadumet High days now!" took a Reader's Oath — a Cutting adds that this new School have been sharing the promise to become a life-long tradition "is a nice way for excitement that reading brings reader," Reynolds says. children to be exposed to dif- whenever a book is opened. That was just the begin- ferent types of books, and also According to Reynolds, WHS ning for the first day of "I to share a book from their English teacher Julie r t d Love to Read" Month at Cen- own collection." Not only is a number of her serplor dass tre. the Book Swap program "a students write and illustrate a huge success and the children children's book for a reading look forward to Friday so they. partnership between the two can get a new book," Cutting schools. says, but it also "ties in nicely "Those students went into with our recycling efforts." our first grade classrooms and
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PAGE 4A J ATLANTIC t I MA C 2 , 200 I x , A A nd EWS.COM 21 VOICES Centre students 'think spring' with local author S ECIA O 2 The inspiration for the young students. As part of AM O I "Can you book originated with her her visit, she donated a copy think Spring?" own daughter and her desire to the Centre School Library. That was the question to sing the "Twelve Days The book is now available local author Kristie Sewell of Christmas" year round. for purchase at local book McCadden recently posed to Like many authors, it took stores. Rita Colby's second grade McCadden several years McCadden is currently dass in the Centre School from conception to the cre- working on her next proj- Library on a cold winter's ation of the artwork and final ect, with plans to produce day as she shared her new publishing of the book. "Twelve Days" books book, "The Twelve Days of McCadden is truly a local for each of the remaining Spring" with the students. author, having lived in New three seasons. She presently Using the traditional song Hampshire since the age of resides in Hampton with "The Twelve Days of Christ- four. She honed her art skills her husband and her two mas" as a model, McCadden at Parsons School of Design children. She will conduct has written and illustrated in New York City and gradu- a reading and book signing a vibrant look at 12 signs of ated with a BFA in Graphic on Monday, April 6 (Pajama spring — from a robin in its Design. Night) at 6:30 p.m. at the nest to daffodils blooming, Being the parent of two North Hampton Library on pussy willows in the marsh AGE U E — Author/illustrator Kristie Sewell M C dd n (b , r ht p t r d h r th h r n children who attend Hamp- Atlantic Avenue. For more b , " h lv f Spr n ," p of h h h d n t d t th C ntr S h l l br r . Sh and frogs returning to the j n d b t C lb nd r d t d nt nd l br r n l St r n (b , l ft . ton schools, she wanted to information, visit www.Bar- ponds. — Atl nt C rt h t share her book with other bourRoadBooks.com. Hopes and dreams bloom at Centre School
C n tr t Y AMY M r the fence was still surround- more than three months. . . lam still I sprouted... it feels good to feel AM KA E EMO S ed by huge snowpiles, they in the cold ground under a heaping the fresh air... it's going to be S ECIM. O O didn t expect to see anything. pile of sparkly snow... I'm snug- incredible hanging out with my AM O I Last fall, To everyone's surprise and gly warm inside one little spot... 599 tulip friends by the fence at Centre School students began delight, the area around the just happy in the dirt... now I'm Centre School! an ambitious and beautiful fence was dear and there in bored just sitting here doing noth- — Shawn Sears pr*ct called 'The Hopes and the ground were "little bulbs" ing waiting for the sun to melt the Dreams" Garden — a garden just starting to break through snow and warm the dirt... down YI EE where each student planted the still very wet soil. here in the dirt there is nothing to • It's fall and I rim a little tulip a bulb to represent his/her Mrs. Moniz and her t do but sleep... no playing, learning bulb... these kids planted me and hopes and dreams for learn- d nt returned to their class- or talking... it's a pr tt boring IO my 600 friends! I hope I don't get ing for the school year. room talking about their if ycni're a tulip bulb... Hey look... stepped on... oh why do I have to With help from the Hamp- exciting discovery. Everyone I'm starting to grow roots... and sleep so long? Hopefully spring's ton PTA, the teachers and had something to say. Mrs. the tip of my head is starting to pop almost here... oh no... it's just others in the community, a Moniz thought this would out of the ground... this is the best half past December... oh come on chosen piece of land located be a great time to write in a daY of mY life! spring, I'm still waiting... ok it's by a fence was prepared for new way that students had — Mya Sanders January now... I'm going to fall the planting of 600 bulbs. been working on. They wrote asleep and hopefully start grow- Every student and staff mem- using a stream of conscious- I C E I E ing... now it's M rd and that ber at Centre School planted ness — as if they were one of I just a little tulip bulb with means I'm almost ready to grew. at least one bulb. Now, every- the "little bulbs' by the fence. 599 friends of mine... I can't wait Yippee! ...we're going to be beau- one is anxiously awaiting the Here are some very enjoyable until it's springtime.. .but I am tiful...all of us, bright pink and "Big Bloom!" samples of Mr. Moniz's sec- still in the dirt... it's going to take purple right in front of the Centre Second grade teacher, ond graders' writing: a long time for me and my buddies School fence... this is going to be C ECK f OU — S nd r d r n A M n z l t C ntr S h l to sprout... yay it's springtime... great! Amy Moniz and her class • E ES AY . p nt out the p t h r 600 t l p b lb r pl nt d l t f ll. h " p all the snow melted so that means recently went out to check My 599 fellow tulip bulbs and I Maddie "Bulb" Pender nd r " rd n l t r bl d nt r t v nt n pr j t. have been planted in the ground for I can sprout soon... POP... wow on the bulbs' progress. Since — Atl nt C rt h t 'Power of the Penny' makes 'cents' for the Rainforest CONTRIBUTED Y K U JACOBSON while raising funds for specific a school visit from some Rain-- have planted. For every 1,000 SPECIAL 2 OUS school projects. forest animals with Under- pennies collected a tree is HAMPTON I Centre The project we chose is to standing Wildlife. It was so planted. So far we have plant- School students are very busy buy trees for the Rainforest. exciting for our children to ed 18 trees! collecting pennies to help The funds raised go directly see a beautiful colorful parrot In the school gym, we revive the Costa Rican Rainfor- to planting trees to help bring fly around the Centre School have our Rainforest Bulletin est. By working together, the the Rainforest back to life. By gym and to meet a snake up Board. As pennies are collected students are learning about revitalizing the Rainforest, we front and personal. A funny and trees purchased from the "The Power of a Penny," a help maintain the sanctuary monkey also did tricks and National Resource Defense NH statewide awareness cam- for rare and threatened Costa charmed everyone. Council, a tree is "planted" paign to teach children the Rican wildlife. We then continued to learn in our Rainforest. We now importance of saving money The project took root after about the Rainforest through proudly display amidst the our science and social stud- student-drawn animals and ies curriculum. We all became birds the 18 trees that we have W nt d invested in the Rainforest and purchased to be planted in the Ar t p r tr * * G ld wanted to know how we could real Rainforest. I 04 . d A. v Ant help the animals continue to After April vacation, we have a safe home there. That's will have a special visit from O r r S t r MW C h rt when we decided to do this a representative from the AS Ant , n rn t r , Or nt l , nt n , Ch n , W th rv n , tt r , Old Cl , p , ll & G n , S rd , "Power of a Penny" pmjed. NH Treasury Department. A & , C t , O h t r ph & r d M ntn r pt , Until April school vacation, E IES O E AI O ES — Centre S h l f r t r d trophy will be presented to 0 Y r Exp r n every classroom has a penny Centre School at that time in &Tying FON! nd C nt p r r lr , nd , W t h , Ch r r , t h r K r n b n p t r d h r th h r t d nt nd A n G ld Al S lv r n lr . collection jar that is sent to the th giant jar th r n t ll t p nn f r th " r f recognition of our participa- Ab nn d t h r office once a week or when it tion in " The Power of a Penny" St rl n &l r l t r , l S rv , th nn " p n. h money r d ll h lp pl nt trees in is filled. Students count and th Costa n nf r t. campaign. We are very proud h p, r nt t n d AM n S h r graph the pennies as part of of what we are doing to help C r tf d b C rn S h l f An r t Mn.b r Af r p r Ant r A n. — Atl nt Courtesy h t l C ll (60 4 6 8 r (60 4 4 their math studies and figure life in the Rainforest and the out how many trees we can world.
A A C EWS.CO A l. , I MA 2 , 200 I AnArn E I AGE A 2 OICES Puppets help first graders with problem-solving skills
CONTIUBWID BY t °MUM shy and non-assertive. He with first grade teachers. Vis- teacher for help — are prac- Srt t 2 wants friends and will do just iting classrooms in the fall, I ticed within the context of HAMPTON I "But I about anything for someone have an opportunity to rein- first grade issues. Through want to use the swing now." to like him. He needs help troduce myself to students presentation, discussion "I never get to choose the to gain confidence to speak as the counselor, explain the and roleplay, students are game." "You are using too up for himself. Lucy is loud, counselor's role, and rein- exposed to which solutions many of the yellow pattern overly sure of herself, and force that role as another tool might work for which situ- blocks!" forgets to consider friends' to aide in student academic ations. Ah, the life of a first grad- ideas and feelings. and social development. • The "Problem Solving er! Their growing industrious Using the puppets to After students are exposed Idea" poster is accompanied and independent behavior model and roleplay differ- to feelings vocabulary, friend- by a picture of Fred and is coupled with increased ent school based issues, all ship ideas, and the difference Lucy with an invitation for development of concrete students in every first grade between tattling and telling, students to write to them if thinking. They also have a classroom have an oppor- problem-solving skills are they have tried the skills but stronger sense of caring for tunity to observe different taught in the second round still need help with fixing each other which needs to be ways to use voice tone, listen of classroom visits. their problem. The first grade nurtured. to others' ideas, and apply All of the first grades are teachers are essential in keep- At Centre School, our first problem solving strategies to given a "Problem Solving ing the first graders aware of grade classroom guidance their first grade world. Idea" poster at the end of the skills and tools they have program gives these 6- and 7- As Centre's School Coun- the classroom guidance les- learned. Because of this col- year-olds an introduction to selor, I use Fred and Lucy in U E OWE — St d nt n C nd Arl n t n f r t r d sons. The skills on the poster laboration between teacher problem-solving skills with two separate, four-week pro- l r t C ntr S h l r p t r d h r th r d nd — listen to your friends, talk and counselor, Fred and Lucy the help of two puppets: Fred grams that address feelings, , p r f p pp t d t h lp th h ldr n tr n th n it over, decide on turn-tak- have received only a handful and Lucy. friendship, and problem- th r pr bl lv n ll . ing, take a break from each of letters — mostly thanking Fred's personality is a bit solving skills in collaboration — Atl nt C rt h t other, apologize, and ask a them for their help. Who likes to write at Centre School? CO I U E Y hat. Students are excited to the story. "Who's in Who CI Y A I G O be writing about favorite ville?" was created after stu- EA A W I E S ECIA t 2 VOICES Dr. Seuss books and trying dents read "Horton Hears a — r t r d t h r HAMPTON I First grad- to mimic his style. Class- Who." C nd Arl n t n l n ers at Centre School really rooms and hallways have Centre School is a great f r f h r t d nt like to write. student books on display. place to learn. First grade r t r p rt b t th No matter where you A big emphasis in grade students know that becom- r. S b th r 1 right now is writing a ing good readers and writ- r d n . are in the first grade wing — Atl nt of Centre school, you'll see story about a favorite char- ers takes a lot work but it C rt h t kids writing on paper in the acter and including a begin- also can be a lot of fun! shape of Dr. Seuss's famous ning, middle, and end to
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AGE 6A An.fromc EWS I MA C 2 , 200 I Va. 35, No 11 A A C EWS.00M 2 OICES We go together: Music, the rainforest and Dr. Seuss
BY Tow A A E I v n W r n r. S , W v Y S ECIA O 2 OICES HAMPTON I We have n th nf r t C r n v had a lot going on in music (Sung to th t n f t r S , we Jove Y . classes at Centre School I v n W d n n th lr d t r S , r ll d . during the month of March. t r S , l v . Students collected pennies I v b n r n n th r nf r t, All n th b . to buy trees for the Rain- W th rrh so r z , I v b n r n n th r nf r t, forest and participated in Y r n b r n . "I Love to Read" month. Wh r I th b t nd b . M l h nd nd r, Everyone has been excited n t , b tt rfl , nd t n , Y r d n f n about all that's happening M n nd h n b rd . l r , and, of course, a good song r nd n nd p tt d l p rd t r S , l v . t r S , r ll d . just edds to the fun and On th r nf r t fl r t r S , l v . learning. I v b n r n n th r nf r t, All n th r n. First and second grade W l "r l th rtl ," I v b n r n n th r nf r t students enjoyed singing W l S I A . Wh r th pl nt l f t b n the song "I've Been Working MUSIC MAKES EA I G U — C ntr S h l t d nt r n h r n . th n n th & n h nd r x, in the Rainforest." This song b t r d n nd r nf r t d r n "I v t d" nth. rn nd nd l n , nd Gr n E nd " fits with the classrooms' — Atl nt C rt h t Or h d nd h n d , t . Oh, h p l th r nf r t, t r S ISS, l v . study of the rainforest. First of this month's celebration. fun! are the words to "I've Been Arade and Kindergarten stu- A pl n tr t r S , r ll d . We enjoy reading many of For anyone who would Working in the Rainforest" t r S , l v . ts sang the song "Dr. his stories and putting them like to sing along with Cen- and "Dr. Seuss, We Love .*Seuss, We Love You" as part to music makes it even more tre School students, here You." Sparking some interest with journal writing
Br KATHIE S EE , ICKI WI IAMS with our colleagues. This opportunity to write arises, l A SA Y SO OC I SIO idea has taken off in every the students look forward t d b t S ECIA O 2 OICES classroom that has tried it. to writing about their self- HAMPTON I The power Interest Journals are selected topic. Their ideas t rn l of words is very strong. journals that are passed are inspired by a recent "In rn l v Sometimes, as first and sec- from student to student and experience or by hearing MOM n r ond grade teachers, we get feature many class authors or reading about what the 40 br n." some of our best feedback (that is, students) writing other students write. l h t t r t about what is really exciting about one topic. The writer Following the writing, b t r n t r ." in our classrooms from the reads the previous entries each student can chose to students who are involved "It v d t and then adds his/her own share what he or she has in the activities. t r l x nd r t ." insight and ideas to topics written with the group. This A new favorite writing such as: "Spiders," "My sharing time often sparks "I l r t n n Int r experience at Centre School Pet," "My Family," "My ideas, discussions and inspi- t rn l b t is Interest Journal Writing. Favorite Author," "Things ration for even more writing t r t b t th t ff Last summer, a few teachers I Like" and "Things I Don't and that's how students •attended a fabulous class Like." become good writers — by GO A W I E — C ntr S h l t d nt n S ll "I l& h t n nd on joumaling at UNH. We The topics are chosen in writing and writing and S b z n nd r d l p ntr f r th r l r l x nd p came back recharged and a brainstorming session by writing.., about things that Int r t rn l Wr t n t v t . ready to share our ideas the students. Each time the are important to them. — Atl nt C rt h t New at Centre School: Full day Kindergarten
CO rrE Y A CY A rt n. C rr ntl , we have fun activities, movement and year 2009-2010. Parents and b pr nt d and the school brief presentation, incoming A KA E EY O S seven dasses. music, lunch, quiet times, and guardians of children who administrators will introduce Kindergarteners and their S ECIA O 2 OICES It is a wonderfully busy lots of social interactions. are five years of age by Sep- members of our school staff, parents will have an oppor- HAMPTON I This marks day for our Kindergarten stu- Hampton's Centre School tember 30, 2009 and reside including the seven Kin- tunity to visit each Kinder- the first year that Centre dents — a day filled with an is now registering Kindergar- in the town of Hampton are dergarten teachers as well garten classroom. We look School has full day Kinder- academic learning focus plus ten students for the school encouraged to register their as PTA and School Board forward to welcoming the child. It is important that all members. incoming high school gradu- students register so that we At the conclusion of the ating class of 2022! can plan our new classes for next year. ast VNA Parents are invited to stop Ill rd p r by Centre School anytime • S ll d r n • • Pee nd r t Op r t v between the hours of 7:30 • h l, O p t n l nd Sp h nt pl nt h r p r r a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday W nd r b n t n ll rt f d • b t S pp rt Gr p through Friday, to make an W nd • r C n t Cl n appointment for an April O t , C nt n n C r Sp l t • t C r registration screening and to (CWOC • n t n n t r n pick up a registration packet. An important Kindergar- Wh n n d t h h r n , ten Information Night will h S f t A r local, n n pr f t, be held on Thursday, April nd p nd nt, M d r C rt f d h h lth n . 2 from 6.30-7:30 p. . in the Centre School gym. Incoming IC IS O KI E GA E — Centre S h l K nd r rt n d, rth } 0 862 60 60 4 0 6 6 Kindergarten students and t h r r (fr l ft C nn v tt. S n ht, t their parents are invited to W dh , Chr t n :Sh n, rb r G r nd, nn attend. An overview of the C tt n nd M r W l n. Kindergarten program will — Atl nt C rt h t A A IC EWS.COM O , Noll I MARCH 27, 2009 j An_Ar•mc EWS I PAGE A SC OO O ES 2 OICES KI E GA E EGIS A IO A CE E HAMPTON I Centre School, located at 53 Winnacunnet Road On the professional development path in Hampton, is now registering Kindergarten students for the 2009-2010 school year. It is important that all students are reis- S ECIA To 21 Vous tendent Gaylord and Assistant tered early so that the school can plan classes for the upconung I While academic year. HAMPTON Superintendent Ward chose as Parents whose children will be five years of age by September Hampton residents went to the curriculum mapping tool 30, 2009 and who reside in the town of Hampton are encouraged the polls during local elec- for SAU21 to compliment NH to register their children at Centre School as soon as possible. tions held earlier this month, State-endorsed Performance Parents can stop by the school at any time between the hours of the teachers of the Hampton Tracker. 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to make an appointment for a registration screening and pick up a registration packet. School District worked dili- In addition to training and A Kindergarten Information Nightwci llbe held on Thursday, gently t n: all day in-ser- K-8 curriculum work, teach- April 2 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. in the Centre School gym. At that vice facilitated by Curriculum ers had the opportunity to time, the principal and assistant principal will introduce mem- Director Kathryn Bates, in work together in teams to bers of the school staff andt an overview of the program. Incoming Kindergarten students and their parents will have an partnership with Technology analyze grade level data. This opportunity to visit each Kindergarten classroom as part of the Director, lltyan Belanger. was done in order to make evening. The day began at Marston informed decisions about For more information about Centre School's Kindergarten pro- School with teachers working instruction and assessment in gram or the registration process, call Principal Nancy Andrews at collaboratively on standards the classroom. (603) 926-8706. based curriculum documents. MA I G I r pt n t l r r together on Hampton School District AKI G EW S U E EGIS A IO S In addition, teachers from curriculum mapping using TechPaths. teachers appreciated being LAS — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo HAMPTON FALLS I Registration is currently underway across the district continued given the opportunity to col- at Lincoln Akerman School (LAS) for the fall 2009 school year. to be trained, by both the Techl'aths, a Web-based cur- This Performance Path- laborate with colleagues on LAS is the public school in Hampton Falls serving children from technology director and cur- riculum mapping tool. ways tool is one that Superin- this full day of professional grades K-8. riculum director, in the use of development. Parents are encouraged to pick up registration materials at the school office as soon as possible for any child who will be enter- MA E SUGA I G A AS ing the school for the first time in September 2009, regardless of grade. Students entering Kindergarten must be five years of age prior to October 1, 2009. Screenings will be conducted in April. Timely and accurate information about newly-enrolling stu- dents is very important for planning staff and classroom needs. Anyone with questions regarding enrollment of a child at Lincoln Akennan School may call Principal Judith Deshaies at (603) 926- 2539. SRW A OU CES A UA ESSAY CO ES EXETER I To commemorate the Bicentennial anniversary of the birth of America's 16th President, Abraham Lincoln, the Seacoast Republican Women (SRW) are sponsoring their third annual essay contest. . Open to public, private or home schooled high school students OW SWEE I IS — h Lincoln in grades 9-12 in the Seacoast area, the contest engages local A r n S h l n t youth in American civics and encourages future leaders. th r d t th h l S r Sh on S t rd , M r h 2 f r th The theme for this year's essay contest is "What relevance annual maple sugaring p rt . h v nt — d r n h h ll n f p does Abraham Lincoln have on today's society?" The SRW espe- ll t d b C tt n f fth r d r b l d d n into d l l cially wants to provide an opportunity for students to reflect on t pl r p — n l d d nd n , r p pl n , the life and legacy of one of America's most prominent leaders. t, nd pl nt f r d r h r d b all h tt nd d. The judging 1 ria are based on format, grammar,, original- — Atl nt h t b z r ity of thought, cl of writing, style and expressietiv Ottel si.qf three SRW mem will judge the entries. . ,...s...rt ,,,... Il n n ■ pt There is a cas4prize of $250 for first place, $150 forlec—oild place and $100 for honorable mention. The winners will be invited to receive their awards at an SRW event in May. Entries should be a maximum of two pages, double-spaced with a cover letter that includes the date, author's name, address, phone number and school. All entries should be mailed to SRW, PO Box 495, Greenland, NH 03840 by April 17. For more informa- tion, email Corinne Armstrong at [email protected] . Seacoast Republican Women was established in 1999 to bring unity focus and strength to the work of women supporting Republican candidates and Republican causes throughout the New Hampshire Seacoast. IME O EGIS E EW O SMOU S U E S PORTSMOUTH 1 Portsmouth Elementary Schools will be conducting registration during the month of April for Kinder- garten and new students for the 2009-2010 school year. Children being registered for Kindergarten must be five years old by Sep- tember 30, 2009 and must reside in Portsmouth. Several items are required at the time of registration: The child's birth certificate; immunization record; proof of residency (lease, phone bill, etc.); and completed registration paperwork, which can be sent or picked up at the school's office prior to AChez Bciiicher. :Cooking Schel; the date of registration. Forms are available at www.cityofports- • ; mouth.com / school. istro)Night Dinner Registrations will be conducted at Little Harbour SChoOl On C A EAU IA Tuesday, April 7 from 8-11 a.m. and 12-3:30 p.m.; Dondero School . E : tij &May b on Wednesday, April 15 from 8-11 a.m. and 12-3:30 p.m.; and New O WO S nn. d Franklin School on Wednesday, April 15 from 8 a.m. to 12 noon $4 . Gr n r C r 2000 hr and 1:30-3 p.m: ." Registration -appointments must be made in advance. For S l d, t bl more information about the registration process or to make an t d d t t $45.00 per appointment, l] Little Harbour at (603) 436-1708; Dondero at E OY A EE (603) 436-2231; or New Franklin at (603) 436-0910. U GE C OISSA • r n with your (Thateaubriand . ISCUSSIO S M KE C UCIA CO EC IO S if you bring this d th you 011jor PORTSMOUTh I Informal talks for parents and teacriers on — r rest;rvi "The Crucial Connection: Children in Nature" will be presented t valid with rrthr cnr,rms I Excludes Saturdays. Holidays Sz Fet 13t5 on Friday, April 3 from 7-9 pin. at South Church in Portsmouth. Vand thru Marrh l . 20 2 p j S r , pt n, : The discussions will be led ”, outdoors educators Pat Ritter ES E RVATION REQUIRED FOR THIS OFFER KE 4 of Nature's Wonders'in Rye and Dan Gardoqui of White Pine 60 26 2202 t Programs in York, Maine. 60 64 82 , . t t • Admission is $10 in advance and $12 at the door,. For tickets t n fffff ` & nfOrItI $.C r v WM n . h zb h r. and details, call (207) 439-7)11 or visit .t d ■ aterscbool.org. AGE 8A I An... hrn EWS I MA C 2 . 200 , II A A C EWS.COM COMMU I Y OCA O ES EGIS E OW O A UA EAS E EGG IG HAMPTON I Hampton bod girls ages 2-12 are invited to Deadline approaching to register join the Hampton Recreation Department and the Easter Bunny for the 11th annual Easter Egg Dig, taking place on Hampton Beach (across from the Casino Ballroom) on Saturday, Apr l 4 tables for Earthweek Awareness Fair beginning at 10 a.m. Participants can bring a pail and shovel and get ready to dig By MA CMG I . • The Hampton Recycling since the fair will be a "carry- for the thousands of Easter eggs that will be hidden in the sand. A A IC EWS S A W I E Education, Energy, and in, carry-out" For more information or to register for this free event, call the Beautification Committees A $10 donation is request- Hampton Recreation Department at (603) 926-3932. AM O I h r r LIBRARY PLANS BOOK SALE t bl v l bl ( nd t ll are p n r n th ff ed to have a table/ spot at t l ft t r t r n E rth W A r n r the Earthweek Awareness HAMFTON FALLS I The Hampton Falls Free Library will v nt, th f f h h t Fair. The money • will go hold a Spring Book Sale on Saturdayailpril 4 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. f r th p n E rth at the library, located at 7 DrinkwateiRoad. A r n r, t n pl dr tt nt n t the "3 Rs" toward supporting the Recy- Sale items will include h rd v r nd paperback books, r n r h n n S t rd , — Reduce, Reuse, Recycle — ding Education Committee children's books, audio cassettes, videos and DVDs. Apr l 8 fr 0 . . t 2 and to energy conservation. to further promote recycling Prices will range from ten cents to $1; items not sold that day p. . t C ntr S h l, l t d In the area of "Reuse," education. will be available for purchase the following week. at nn nn t d n organizers are inviting and Those who are interested Those in the community who have items they wish to donate pt n. encouraging individuals or in taking part in this commu- for the sale are asked to contact the library at (603) 926-3682. An n n r t r organizations to bring "reus- nity-wide event can request C U C O OS TURKEY DINNER t bl t d pl "r bl " able" items to be swapped or a registration form from Jane HAMPTON I The Hampton United Methodist Church, located t th t n b pp d r ld. h items must be in Ansaldo Church b l at at 525 Lafayette Road in Hampton, will hold a Turkey Dinner on safe, clean, reusable condition [email protected], or Saturday, April 4 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend. ld t th b event. The menu features turkey with all the trimmings, including stuff- This E rth Day extrava- and cannot be items which by phone at (603) 929-4919. ing, mashed potatoes, peas, squash, rolls, cranberry sauce, pie and ganza is being planned by a would be prohibited f r l Organizers need to receive beverage. The cost for the meal is $8 for adults and $6 for Seniors group of Hampton r d nt v r t f t v t b nn n without special permits from completed registrations no and children. For more information, contact the church office at (603) h r t n th r " t on Apr l 8 nd l n t the town of Hampton. later than Friday, April 3 so 926 2702 or visit www.gbgm-umc.orig/hampton-nh-umc. • G Gr n" pl d v r r n n Apr l 22 — E rth Items not sold must be that they can plan adequate SEA OOK COMMU I Y A E l . h h v pl nn d 200 — t pr t rth r removed by the individuals p f r v r n . E E S I E I I A IO r n . who bring them to the v nt, SEABROOK I A newly-formed coalition of local volunteers is set- ting the table for warm, welcoming meals served free every Monday and h r d night from 5-6:45 p.m. at the Church of Chnst, located News from Hampton Seniors at 867 Lafayette Road in Sea r p r d and served by the Seabrook Community Table, the meals Y MO A O IS h n t r r d nd C l n . b r , $ 0 f r r d nt nd typically include an entree (such as pasta and meatballs r h and S ECIA O AllAMIC EWS so were letters from various A raffle was held; mem- $ f r n n r d nt M , beans), salad, dessert, bread and a beverage. AM O I h M r h n th t ppr t d r bers who won a gift are asked Y r City day trip, $60 Working in crews of four or five on their pre-selected evenings, t n of the Hampton h lp. G t ll rd r nt to bring one for the next meet- for residents, $65 for non-resi- members of the coalition do all the cooking and serving, and they Seniors was predictably l t n . n rt nd Gr t ing. The auction netted $148 dents; May 20, Freeport shop- supply everything that's needed for each meal. for the dub, as well as lots ping trip, $20 for residents and According to organizer Joyce Addison, the whole objective to the rf l th v r h d f Cl r , nd p th rd Seabrook Community Table is to fill a need in th town of Seabrook r n n h n r f St. tr nt t M r Ell n b of fun. Thanks to everyone $25 for non-residents; Red Sox She adds that the effort is not exclusive to Seabrook residents, and that . On pl n br l rt . O r S n h n d , n who donated the articles to games, July 8 and 24, and people from surrounding communities are welcome to come to din- l nt p rpl ( n l d n th r Ch v l r, d h a nice be sold. September 13; S n r n h ner.The coalition will gratefully actept donations (supplies as well as h nd I t nf job trying to include everyone The Seacoast VNA took n h, l 22 t th monetary) from anyone in the community who would like to help out r tr l d d n t h v th who needs to know we are ll blood pressure readings fol- t r nt, $20 f r r d nt with this effort. For more information or to offer assistance, call Joyce Addison at (603) 474-9608 or Melissa LeBrun at (603) 944-2093. th n n b t th . lowing the meeting. Hampton nd $2 f r n n r d nt , nd n r rt f f th th O O E O E EAS E U Y EAK AS th r tr n t h r n n Seniors are reminded the Par- W rr n n A t , $22 nv . ( n f Ir h d nt, b r, l n , nd th r tridge House offers WI Games f r r d nt nd $2 f r n n AM O I h th nn l E t r Bundy Breakfast will be r rd n b r f b rthd on the first Thursday of the r d nt . r r nf r held on Saturday, April 4 from 8-11 a.m. at Hobbs House and Village I nl r b r r n Preschool, located at 200 High Street in Hampton. The cost of adnus- "n n " l r. b t t, f r M r h, n l d n Gr month from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, t n b t th tr p r t sion $5 per person. r d nd d — h t r nd Ed St , E th r p and foot dinics on the fourth sign p, r f r d t l b t The breakfast will include bacon, eggs, pastries, pancakes, juice, n h r ? n , b Skinner, Ho Smith, Thursday fr 4 p. . b r h p th th p milk and coffee. There will crafts, activities and raffles for the chil- A l , th t n Betty Powell, Betty Smith, h f ll n trips are t n Seniors, call the Hamp- dren, as well as a visit from Harvey the Easter Bunny. All children p n d th l t t th d A h nd n, Er n coming up: Foxwoods on ton r t n p rt nt at and families in the community are invited to attend. Proceeds raised rt , Ann l n nd April 15, June 10 and Septem- (603) 926-3932. through the breakfast will benefit Village Preschool. For more infor- fl nd A r t bl d. mation call Angie or Ginny at (603) 929-7349. Hampton Garden Club plans banquet CO I U E Y EA OWE rb r t l d about the G rd n Club's annual Plant Banquet on Wednesday, April member and will contain meets the second Wednesday S ECIA O ME A A IC EWS design elements nd th v r Sale to be held on Saturday 8 at 6 p.m. held at the home d l l to be chosen by of each nth at 7 p.m. at the HAMPTON I h p flowers and pl nt that May 16 (rain date, May 17) on of Laurel Lent. Hostesses will another member. v r First Congregational Church, t n G rd n Cl b h ld th r she uses in window boxes. the front yard of the old court- be Betty Moore and Ginny nd d rt ll b pr v d d. located at 2 Winnacunnet M r h t n t th r t She has created the window house, located on Winnacun- Bridge. h will be a fun time as each Road in Hampton, unless C n r t n l Church in boxes on most of the down- net Road in Hampton. Those The club will be doing meal will be a surprise to all. otherwise noted. Membership Hampton. r n th t town businesses in Newbury- in the community who want something l ttl d ff r nt f r This meeting will also is $10 per year and includes n , Barbara Prietz from Plum port and Amesbury, MA. t b r ffl t t b f r th this year's banquet Instead include the election of the many informational topics, I l nd, MA p t t th r a The window b x th t Bar- plant sale can contact f n t l l r t r nt, new officers for the year and community projects and field wonderful window box for bara assembled at the meeting C t at (603) 964-1330. members will be packing a committee sign-ups for the trips throughout the year. the club. will be raffled at th pt n Hostesses for the March complete dinner in a rd n various projects foe the year. New members are always t n were Laurel nt pot or other garden container. Annual membership dues are welcome. For membership and Karin Jacobson. The next Each pot will be hand deco- due at this time too. information, call Ginny Bridge Cr St pp r meeting will be the Annual rated by a fellow garden club The Hampton Garden Cl b at (603) 926-7340. lp lv r . C ll 60 4 r 20 4 In th early morning hours on March 7th 2009 Portsmouth Police Patrol Units responded to an alarm at the Gulf CIUMELINE Station located at 822 Route One By-pass north hound. It was determined that force was used to gain entry into the FOR THE HAMPTONS building and an undisclosed amount of money was taken. An n t rd Please call Crime Stoppers if you wish to remain anonymous and have information on unsolved crimes or under age alcohol parties. n n 2 . 222 You can also leave an tip by logging on to www.seacoastcrimestoppers.org "Putting a Pinch on Crime' You could he eligible for a clish rewanl of up to $1,000 if your pt n Cr l n Y h . information leads to an arrest and conviction. S LT EATERT ,I%VI & E E AI ME EA E UICE CO CE Hampton Academy presents SU O S SEACOAS YOU SE ICES HAMPTON I Beatle Juice, 'Legend of Sleepy Hollow' the Boston area's premier Bea- tles tribute band, returns to S ECIA O E A A IC EWS Hampton Academy, locat- this show, which features the Seacoast area for a special all-ages concert to benefit Sea- ed on Academy Avenue in the talented "Sleepy Hol- HAMPTON The coast Youth Services (SYS). Hampton Academy Play- Hampton. Tickets are $5 low" cast pictured here. For The event is scheduled for ers' production of "The Leg- general admission and will more infOrmation, call (603) Saturday, April 25 at 7 p.m. end of Sleepy Hollow" will be available at the door. The 926-2000. at the WinnacLumet Commu- be presented on Friday and public is invited to come nity Auditorium, located on Saturday, March 27-28 at 7 celebrate the troupe's 10th Alumni Drive in Hampton. 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(CC ome oys" (CC (CC Seeke " ece io " S U of Beatle Juice and the music of the Fab Four make this IC 4 2 e is O ouse Mas e iece C assic " a i Co e ie " Kee i g Wai i g e ica C e C e C e asic Ask is o a "E eme Ice" ou (CC ( a 2 o 2 (CC U o Go o i iey ack O ( ( event perfect for the entire 0 ( S family. At past shows, concert WE oa si e oa si e e aw e ce We k A C ea u es G ea A iques oa e ow Kee i g As ime e ica awi y O e A O e A ( 2: G o e ek goers from 6 to 80 have been ( S S o ies S o ies S ow " oses" a Sma (CC "Wic i a" (CC U Goes y o i iey owe s ou s ou s ke (CC ( S known to bob their heads, ie s ai o ami y E e y wo a wo a os o ega " ega [ os "O ie a io " ews ( (CC ami y ie s Se a os o tap their feet, sing along and (CW g am Guy aymo Me Me e ici s" (CC ( Guy e Ci y ega dance in the aisles. WS K 8 (4:00 i e icky sKi g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y • o o e o e Game(a . Ke i Cos e , Ke y es o . 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Music g am ei i e Gardens, the Masiello Group's Hampton office, Portrie's W 2 ouse "W ec4 ( (CC Sai ai Sim so Co s ( Co s ( A e iCes Mos ews ( (CC MA ( (CC S ike e W acke ( O Mo e" (CC (CC (CC (CC Wa e ig s ack es e Ou Flooring in North Hampton, and Seacoast Youth Services. - I o ewi Co Case (CC Ame ica C o e My 0 S ums i e e y is ( 8, Come y CSI: Y "Swee 6" C ea e s ( ai ai Located at 867 Lafay- IS a a I(: e cu es ( 0 I A a i ( 2 ( (:4 MAIM ( 8, Musica (CC I I Sui e i e Mo a a i e e Co y ette Road in Seabrook, SYS AM ( : 0 ume Wo u a e C oco a e ac o y ( e i ae i ies (2004, A e u e ( (CC ome i eos es . es . supports young people and i ai wewe _ o e ami y their families in coastal New S ese. ==" EMI° ei Hampshire communities. o a a o a a o a O a AME ": , Ki g i Ki g i Ame C icke S a i OO OW By teaching and mentoring WI A ea e ee e ock ock i ock ock ock ock ock ock G i i G i i G i i G i i ock ock healthy communication and ES e e aci g S o aCe e (CC S oCe ase a o ig aske Wi . aske a S o eCe e (CC Co ege Gm ay life skills, Seacoast Youth Es 2 S o s Co ege ockey: MCAA egio a Semi i a I A ag aci g: S i g a io a s S o ges Ma Sco e Wm. aske a Services empowers those they serve to make positive , ES c ame ai e W o s um e ? ame Co ege ockey: CAA egio a Semi i a o i g Se ies o oke Se ies o oke I choices for happier, healthi- O S o u 0 Wo oke es am 0 I E ig i g IC u I .com i a i a o e A ou ce ea oke er and brighter futures. For ES ASCA C uisi e u ui s ockey os o ui s a o o o Ma e ea s. ui s S o e e u S o s i y ockey more information call (603) C ews oom Si ua io oom ews oom ow o ias a y Ki g i e . . . ug iey ews ews oom a y Ki g U e 474-3332, or visit www.sea- coastyouthservices.org. u C C ai a y ai I o i s ea o o ea Su e O ma Su e O ma ea o o ea Su e O ma Su e O ma Qui S OW EA U ES I O WS ews O ou a e way IWa c O e o ( ucka ee ( S ecia og. Ge ai o a a ge ou a e way Ge a ° a a ge GOO MS C S o S e i e Comic ook Mu e Caug o Came a ocku : o ma ocku : o ma Caug o Came a ocku : o ma AME ICA QUM EC E e i g E e i g E e i g E e i g i e E e i g E e i g ews ( I ews ( ews ( ews S o s S o s ews ai STRATI-JAM The Se;- (400 0,000 .C. •Mies Co ge ia i y (2000 (CC ii• Se a e Ci y (2008 Sa a essica a ke . Is Ocea s i ee (200 (CC Se breeze Quilt Guild of Exeter 2 O will host a quilt show on Sat- MA (4:4 oo o i e (2000 Meg ya . iI, S u e (2008, o o (CC is M . Woo cock (200 (CC e omo io (2008 (CC o i ICo E Se urday, April 18 from 9 a.m. i: S OW (4: ake (200 w : 0 o Yuma (200 usse C owe. US a a . US a a • o o (200 , Come y e o i g: oa is s. Yo gey to 4 p.m. at the Cooperative FOOD I o C e Ame ica , Sec e ea y au a s a y o es au a i e i e i e i e I o C e Ame ica i e i e Middle School, located on Guinea Road in Stratham. HGP/ Co o i a e 'Get So o Se Cu ouse i i e ime C l r ouse ouse o e y a e Ki c e i i e ime 0 On display will be a special TRAVEL i a e oo s Wo oke ou (CC Ma Ma Se ies eac ow a i Ama i g ace Ma Ma exhibit of "God Bless Amer- og og A E og og og i og ou y u e ou y u e ou y u e og I og ou y u e ica" quilts, with more than 30 pictorial quilts capturing ISC i y o s ( i y o s ( i y o s ( i y o s ( i y o s ( i y o s ( i y o s ( i y o s ( the essence of "America the IS i e a es ( (CC Mo e Ma e s ee a o (200 ( e Me ck. emie e. (CC a es C ( aw a o Beautiful" and paying tribute C e ea s o e s ia as a e 2 a e 2 i e i e o Ka e o Ka e e ea s i e i e o Ka e o Ka e to America's heroes AMC Ai o ( 0 ( u a cas e . emie e. (CC • Ai o ( 4 ( C a i o es o . (CC • Ai o ( ( ack e o . (CC The event will feature M Maki g e a 4 om G s o Ge s e em io us e ow (200 e e ce owa . om G s o Ge s a asy a asy a asy other quilts as well as a quilt raffle, door prizes, a penny aymo aymo Ki g Ki g e Mo s e I aw (200 e i e o e (8: My ig a G eek We i g ( 0: e We i g a e S a S sale, consignments and much U ai u (2 .• Ame ica eau y ( 00 Ke i Seamy. E ase e ock ( 6 See Ca e y. (CC (: S e a Wea o 4( 6 ( O Me Gi so . E as more. Admission is $5 ($3 for • i y Gi mo e ( 8 A am Sa e . E ews ( e e ameso : ue o ywoo S o y Sa u ay ig i e e Sou C e sea . 02 0 ' El Seniors). For more informa- USA aw O e : S U aw O e : S U aw O e : S U U i O e : S U aw O e : S U aw O e : S U aw O e : CI w O e : S U tion visit www.seabreezeguilt- u E • au i g Sa a (2004 Kim e a e Sec e (200 a i uc oww. (CC o a o e s o e a Mi ig ayou (2000 o a o e s Mi ig ayou (2000 guild.cont
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EAS E E E S A I S A IS nd b r n t pr n n S l HAMPTON I The First Bap- tist Church of Hampton will S ECIA t nn ArtAhrn EWS pal Center, located on Bunker won't break the bank hold their annual Easter Bake S A AM I They say Hill Avenue in Stratham. Proceeds raised at the Sale on Saturday, April 11 from one man's "junque" is anoth- Billed as "THE place to event will go toward the 10 a.m. to 2 p. . at the church, er man's treasure and avid find good bargains," the committee's efforts to help located t 36 Winnacunnet Road yard-salers know that truer sale will feature the Book elect local Democratic candi- in Hampton. words were never spoken. Nook, the Jewelry and Cloth- dates to the NTri House and An assortment of homemade The Stratham Town Dem- ing Boutique, Antiquities & NH Senate in the next elec- cakes, pies, breads,, cookies, ocratic Committee's second Uniquities, Toys, Collectiba, tion l . brownies, fudge and jams will annual Spring "Junque" Sale Kitchenwares and Household The committee is cur- be unavailable for purchase, as is the place to get great buys Items, Joe's Famous Grilled rently accepting items for the well as gift baskets, silk flow- that can't be found anywhere Hot Dogs, the "Just Desserts" yard sale, and pick up can be er" arrangements, jewelry and else. It will take place Satur- Table and Squamscot Bever- arranged by calling (603) 778,- cpfts. Proceeds raised at the day, April 4 from 8 a.m. to 3 ages, in addition to many 0310 or (603) 772-9703. event will go toward the annual pm. at the Stratham Munici- other one of a kind buys that mission trip and vacation bible school. SU AY E E I G In addition, there will be Passion Prayer Stations set up 2 0 inside the church for anyone M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 who would like to experience z.4 (4: 0 C ll tb ll CAA nt 60 M n t (CC h A z n C ld C "Ub r h Un t " t d ( Sp rt n M h n t this powerful form of worship. (C S t n l n l A. (CC 4 ( (CC t v ll " ( ( l n " ( (CC (CC n l C rv r ld r ( For more information, call the WC Wipeout ' (CC) ( A C A r nn t Extr M v r: Ed t n p r t ( (:4 nd f th At th First Baptist Church office at (A C (CC d ( "Al t l " ( (CC v (CC (CC S r " pt n" M v (60 26 200. WCS 4 GA Tour Gott (S C t l n C ( K n " r t ht" h C l br t Appr nt A l br t tr ( Sp rt Ord ( C (CC ( rt f (CC ( ( (CC l th l h l dd t n. ( (CC St r S U CE E A E A CI G. W 4 GA r G lf ( C t l n C ( K n " r t ht" h C l br t Appr nt A l br t tr ( Sp rt Extr (CC M A S OC ES E ( C (CC ( rt f (CC ( ( (CC l th l h l dd t n. ( (CC Ext ROCHESTER I Arts Roch- WU 2 r r I p t : f n O t r S pl nt S l n tr M n t n lO r n l n l r r t r r l rd d ester, a non-profit organization, (U d S n CUM Univisiem zdn? I p t° Un v bn will be hosting Dance Roches- W AU W p t (CC ( A C A r nn t Extr M v r: Ed t n p r t ( (: nd f th At th ter 2009, its annual celebration (A C (CC d ( "A t l " ( (CC v (CC (CC S r " pt n" M v of dance the first weekend of WG 2 G r h n t On v r n ln C nt r ( (CC t r "K l : M t rp Cl " ttl rr t" ( M t rp Cl " ttl M lt" ( OW April. 0 ( S . S ph n l M nt n f r " ( rt f (CC rt f (CC The festivities begin with I WE (4: 0 Gr t rf r n t th M t " Ant rd ll v "Extr " K n A r n K n rn A r n Ind p nd nt n S nd t (CC two performances on Satur- ( S n t n d t" (CC "W h t " (CC ( St r (CC) stories (CC day, April 4 at the Rochester W I 6 t h G r r r h "A.K.A." W rG rn ( 8 , S p n M tth ( (CC tf M ff S x nd t "En ra House. The afternoon (C Chr C r C r ( (CC r d r , bn C l n. M n M n th C t t r " showcase will be held at 2 p.m., WS K 8 (4:00 • b G CSI: M " d CSI: Y "S t 6" CSI: Y " n M n M n h r r r r CSI: M " rd W th t r " and features performances by (I n ( n " (CC ( Sh n " (CC n . (CC (CC (CC l " (CC S , Sh S " junior companies of surround- W U 2 d r d r MAS trA S h Art ( , r n ht, Wr St nb r n, . M rr Abr h . G d n r d nt W v d th d r ing dance studios, as well as ( A r r (CC (CC tr t d n t pr p r f r r t M d. $ ll Ov n Ch ldr n r student choreography. W ( 2 ASCA n : C h C h A r n K n f S p n S p n l A r n ( (CC ,S nf ld " nd n The evening showcase will ( O Spr nt C p (CC (CC d (CC th ll G ( d ( (CC , CC d " (CC be held at 8 p.m., and features M 0 0 0 S p .S p Ch r d Id l nd d M (CC CSI: Y (CC Simp d d d senior companies sharing new IS S t f S t f W z rd S t f M nt n S nn W z rd nn h M nt n 4All C r S t f S t f M nt n f choreography by studio faculty (2002 C b G d n r.. h n r d bl (2004, Adv nt r ( (CC Sn (2002 C b G d n r.. . O t n d and guest artists. AM Participants include Arts ICK IC rl C rl r n l C rl C rl (C rl Sp n I I p z p z l l I I Rochester, ARTSFEST, Ballet hnn hnn hnn hnn Op n S n (2006 , A ht n K t h r St r S t r K n ll . G . G Ch n S p rj l A New England, Berwick Acad- A n nz (CC n nz (CC Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th lrA S IA A S• MAS If A S .S. n n -..emy, Corinne's School of Dance, ES Ch ll n Sp rt C nt r (CC Sp rt C nt r (CC A tb ll: Sp r t rn t Sp rt C nt r ( v ( C ll G d Dance Studio of Manchester, p E p 2 A r n : O ll Spr n t n l W . tb ll S r W . tb ll t r Expressions Dance Academy, ES C Str n t Str n t Str n t M n Sp rt C nt r (CC h n f bb (CC E:60 (44 ( x n n d (CC Northern Ballet Theatre Dance O S t n 0 W rld r A r n C lt A tb ll: h nd r t C lt C lt W rld r S rv v Center, and Soma Dance Com- O td r O td r O td r r n t n r n t h l d lph l r . r n Sp rt d S x Sp rt rt pany of CT. ES Master classes in ballet, tap, C d r r r St t f th Un n rr K n v r . l hl rr K n v lyrical, modern, musical theatre r C C d d I Ab S b t W ll St f C rd Cr M n A r n Gr d Unt ld W lth and hip hop will be held on O WS A r O O S nd O p rt ( b ( Sp l r . G r ld t r b ( d E ( Skt,nday, April 5 at Arts Roch- z MS C M t th r nt r nt r nt r nt r nt r nt r nt r ester on the second floor of the EC Ev n n Ev n n Ev n n Ev n n r An l Ev n n ( ( ( S r n Sp rt Sp rt d Rochester Community Center. h . I d t t v A n ( The accomplished instructors O S x nd th C t (2008 S r h tt r. h . d t t v A n (CC Wh t pp n include John Ling of the Joffrey MA 20 M t th r nt (2000 (CC (6: 0 bn n (200 (CC h r t n (2008 (CC ••• r tt n S r h M r h ll (2008 n S x n S x Ballet School and the New York SHOW (4:00 h r W ll l d (:4 S dn l r (200 n hr. • S I (200 b n ll. US r US r • h b tt r (200 W t h n > Conservatory, world renowned OO C C Ch ll n Ch ll n ( Ch ll n ( Ir n Ch f A r Ch pp d l Ir n Ch f A r tap dancer, Josh Hilberman, S ll S ll C rb n S ll n r t r p rt n v tn St r n S ll n 0 G Nikki Danizio of Jeannette Neill TRAVEL M r & O l M r & O l M r & O l M r & 0 M r & 0 M r & O l M r & O l M r & O l Dance Studio, former Artistic Director of Keni Productions, ME CSI: M (tC :CSI: M (CC CSI: M (CC ,CSI: M (CC M (CC CSI: M (CC I CSI: M (CC CSI: M (CC Dee Keni and Miguel Torres of -±" ISC M th t r ( . rt b ( I l n t E rth ( l n t E rth ( I l n t E rth ( I tr d l n t E rth ( Bates Entertainment. • tirs HIST M n t rG t (CC lA n t rG t (CC M n t rQ t (CC r d t r ( ( (CC lAx M n ( W rr r ( r d t r ( Tickets are $5 for the after- TLC 48 r Ev d n —48 r Ev d n 48 r Ev d n 48 r Ev d n 48 r Ev d n l In t ( 48 r Ev d n ■48 r Ev d n noon show; those for the eve- AMC (4:20) ii. October S MO ( M Ap ll ( ( n , ll xt n. (CC r n d ( r n d (CC M d M n ( ning show are $12 for adults, $8 r , rn rn , n r tr C r nt r f , nt fl t r C r nt t I ° C r r f for students and Seniors. Ticket's > TBS l n t r n r M M t Gr W dd n (2002 r: Wh t r W nt (2000 ( (: M lt W n W nt (2000 M l G b n. (CC r n may be purchased at the door or lU through the Arts Rochester by th l I I h ( 0M ( O S n C nn r . (CC r• C n A r ( (tEr l C . •(: 0 C n A r ( ( l C . (CC StrI calling (603) 330-0111. For A dd i - E! ,Hulk n & l : S h S p E ( C nd C nd G n G rl K p Up C nd h S p Ch l K p Up C nd r Al ht (200 h C nn . House "Maternity" House ' (HD) ( I " d l t " & Ord r. S U , r Al ht tiona I information visit www. USA i , arts-rochester.org. LIFE MMd f n r (2000 ( nd rl. U On , l (20 K rn M th. r b rt M dn ht (2000 br An t ,Ar W v ( I St At A t E :II I AI MI & AM I SEA
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YA A E I I A Y PORTSMOUTH I An exhibit of original paintings by Exeter artist Rose Bryant will be featured through Mon- day, April 27 at PHLY gallery located at 777 State Street in Portsmouth. A designer, painter, and colorist, Bryant brings view- ers into a weightless world of calm and vivid color in both small and large works, displayed at this retro modern hnn hnn K n ll K n ll nt G . G Ch n gallery. llb ll llb ll n An opening reception is planned for Friday, April 3 from 5-8 p.m. The public is invited to attend. For more information, visit www.rose- bryant.blogspot.com or Call (603) 319-1600. SAM O E S MUSIC, A S SUMME CAM NORTH HAMPTON I "Around the World in Ten Days," a two-week creative music and arts day camp for children entering grades 1-6, will be offered by the Seacoast Academy of Music (SAM) l Ch ll n ( at Centennial Hall in North Hampton. ht r t Students may register for h n l Anth n rd n one or both weeks and will Int rv nt n (CC r r have the opportunity to explore world cultures through music, ISC In d th I S n I ff . In d th I Ax M n ( ttl C ( (CC Ax M n ( ( v r M d rn M rv l folk dance, drama, art, African IS drumming, storytelling and ttl — ttl bl 2 bl 2 bl 2 bl 2 n & K t l 8 more. O h G df th r ( 2 Cr r M rt n r nd°, Al In , C n. h Unt h bl The camp will run June 29 h l W rld n th St h ll h ll : r n h ll through July 10, from 9 a.m. to
. G O . G . G . G S Inf ld M M S x & 4 p.m. To find out more about h Cl r ( h Cl r ( S v n Gr ( & Ord r ,S v n Gr (CC music camp or other summer music lesson pr rn , call Ch l El ICh G rl 20 M t Sh n Un lv d Cr n El l 0 G rl SAM at (603) 964-3660 or visit CIS ( O CIS " l " (CC CIS ( CIS "M n " WWE M nt ht ( tv ( (0 2 t 2 r (200 ( www.seacoastacademyofmu- U E W f S p ( St ll Stnd St ll Stnd M th r M th r W ll W ll r b rt M dn ht (200 W ll W ll r r r r j sic.org. E E AI ME Traditional arts, crafts and more at Russian Easter Bazaar S ECIA O E AI A I EM h event, which is free ed doll) sets, hand painted tradition. ROCHESTER I The New and open to the public, will "Khokhlama" wooden Proceeds raised at the England Language Center's include a variety of educa- bowls, wooden spoons, can- Russian Easter Bazaar will International Art Gallery, tional activities such as sto- dlesticks, wooden eggs, support Russian artists and which has received a ship- rytelling, Russian cartoons, fines, icons, Russian holiday artisans and New England ment of beautiful traditional specific historical informa- greeting cards, carved wood- Language Center cultural arts and fine crafts from Rus- tion about the crafts, and an en toys and lacquer boxes. programs. For more informa- sia, will be holding a Russian exhibit of unique contempo- All are unique pieces which tion, contact Marina Forbes Easter Bazaar on Saturday, rary Russian art and tradi- celebrate authentic Russian at (603) 332-2755 or e-mail April 4 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. tional Russian icons. arts and culture, and through [email protected]. t Sn b M r n rb at the center, located at 16 Among the items avail- them visitors will learn fasci- Hillside Drive in Rochester. able are Matryoshka (nest- nating background details of A EYO SIG A OUC A E E I I UES AY E E I G PORTSMOUTH I "Art Beyond Sight," a juried art exhibit 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M g: 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 presented by the New Hamp- ews ( E e i g em E e ai CIS " ea ecko e Me a is " us (: Wi ou a ace ews ( a e S ow Wi a a e W 4 ews ( (CC t shire Art Association in collabora- (C S (CC si e ( me i g" ( (CC se o a oes" ( " ay ig " ( (CC i e e ma ( h tion with the New Hampshire Association for the Blind, will 8 ews ( ews ( ews ( A C Wi i si e C o ic e Acco Acco a ci g Wi e (:2 Cu i " i o " ews ( ( ( 2:06 immy Kim ews E i io (CC i g im I g im S a s (CC ( (CC (CC ig i e me i e ( take place April 1 through May A C (CC (CC (CC 1 at the Robert Lincoln Levy Gal- WCSW6 ( C 20 Maga ea o e igges ose ece wi e s e u . aw O e : S ecia e o ig S ow t (CC i e. o ea ( (CC ic ims U i ( Wi ay e o ( ig im lery, located at 136 State Street in ( C _ Portsmouth. W ews ( C Access E a ( e igges ose ece wi e s e u . aw O e : S ecia e o ig S ow a e This innovative program C (CC ews woo (CC ( (CC ic ims U i ( Wi ay e o ( ig im Cui a o co e Ma a a es a a Aqui y A o a o kias o k e o shows how all art can be seen WUNI 27 o icias o icie o as o as o a and appreciated by everyone and U I U i isiO U i isi a Ci ( A se Siem e U isiO U i isiO I— accessible to persons who are u a ci g Wi e (:02 Cu i " i o " blind, low vision and the general S a s (CC ( (CC C. < (A C public. o i e "Sick e y o : e ea All works will be accessible, ( S ItI A ou Ame ica" ea (CC and every item will be either a 0 CC S As ime e ica awI y O e A c0 e es 3-D tactile or 2-0 high contrast Eu o e . im e e ( (CC S rv d Up Goes y o i iey owe s ou s work. The 2-D pieces will be S • . . supplemented with model dis- plays describing the piece. Braille (CW md visual descriptions in print will aceouipany all artwork ( Artists from throughout New England have been invited to (PAX) participate. In addition, a lecture entitled (FOX) lb Touch and Be Touched" will MY I Str t be presented by Rosalyn Driscoll 4 on Tuesday, April 21 at 5:30 p.m. in the Levinson Room of the Poi tsinoutth Library, located at 175 Parrott Avenue in Ports- y 2 I I OO o y mouth. i i ies i i ies oga oga G i i G i i G i G i i G i i G i i Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y I S. eu io Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to ______ o I e u S o sce e (CC Wm. aske a Wm. aske a S o eCe e (CC i e Game .y 5 p.m. and Sunday from 12-4 p.m. ASCA u i g o I TUPt Co ege aske a : I Co ege aske a I Semi i a — eams A. e a I ASCA o a A public reception will be held at ______Co age aske a : 88 CAA C am . C Auc io M e : 200 A CS Game A ow i g S o sCe uy (CC AWA W es i g the gallery on Friday, April 3 from Coac es S o ies S o s S o s O 0 Wo oke es am 0 S o s S o s S o s es am 0 I a 5-8 p.m. For more information, call (603) 431-4230 or (603) 224- 4039; or visit www_nhartassocia- IU % :i&1:!i;!H jI ou o s o ig ow o ias a y Ki g U e( A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e tionorg or wwwsightcenterorg. Ii I ii • Ma Mo ey ( Ku ow e o C C e o s ack Go O e Mo ey Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( O Y S ecia e o O e o e O a y ac o a i y ( ( O O e eco e O ei y ac o a i y ( A SOUG O I ••• 600 a. A e. a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC " CA E A U AISE • oa I I i e oa PORTSMOUTH The call is out "Painters, start your brush- i: s i., Syóiey W I e (200 Ama a y es. Se a e CI y (2008 Sa a essica a ke . Wi e e : G.W. us ea , ac o y es!" I , .: : i ii e y Go i ge e (200 I Am ege (200 (CC Co e Co i e ia 2 . I The "Artists of the Seacoast"
exhibit is coming up in April at ›. the Discover Portsmouth Cen- c0 wy i i e Ge So o Se E i Cu ouse o e y o e ia ouse ouse S age s I come o e y o e ia ter, and works submitted for the 0 exhibit will also be considered I for inclusion in Families First Health and Support Center's i y o s( W eck a io i y o s ( O i y o s( E. Cash Cas [s 2010 art calendar. a ooke : Miega Mo e Ma e s •. Ea Ma e I . e U i e se (CC i e Co e II Ea Ma e The calendar serves as a fund- u. ( riser for the nonprofit commu- _I ______ o Ka e o Ka e W a o o Wea 4 C i e ugga We 8 KI s KI s o e s & ia as ugga We 8 KI s nity health center. Families First s oo e Go a e ( 2 MaI e a o, A aci o. e Go a e . a ( 4. C ime ama A aci o, o e u ai , ia e Kea o . ______will accept artwork at the Dis- Ii p I Maki g e a 4 Maki g e a 4 c,. i . e . om G s o Ge ii e em io cover Center on April 17-18. > i— I For details on type of artwork u.i sought and other exhibit require- E 4 0 se Mimi= Beauty < i k: S o y Kee U Kee U E ews ai y 0 Kee U Kee U C igoe. E ews C e sea Gi s ments, visit www.FamiliesFirst- > Seacoastorg/artis.html or call KIS ( aS ( US ( O ouse "Eu o ia" ouse o easo " aw a O e : S U aw O e : S U (603) 422-8208 ext. 132. Swa (CC S M S S i Sai e a a e Wi WI W e S e K ew (2006 ( (CC WM Wi asie r ll f A C StACOAS ES I AISMIA & A S .. W rt j OW All A E E AI ME r l r d f p n t n
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YE I New Hampshire /1/ 9 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 humorist and storyteller Rebecca Rule, author of t t W ( (CC ( Ev n n h In- Ent rt n- I G t h t t ( Cr n l M nd CSI Y "S x U ( t Sh W th - "Live Free and Eat Pie: A • (CC d r ( r t (CC "M t rp " (CC nd S l n " (CC (CC v d tt r n ( Sh C S Storyteller's Guide to New S r b tt r Off ( Uf n M r ( ( 35 (1 K - WCY - ( ( ( A C Wld In d Chr n l t ( ( (CC Hampshire," will pay a visit (A C (CC (CC (CC Ed t n (CC ( (CC d ( " f I " ( (CC htl n Uv ( to the Seacoast on Thursday, WOS - ( ( ( C 7 M - l r h Ch pp n l f A p l t n & Ord r " ll- ( h n ht Sh t April 9 at 12:45 p.m. at the ( C (CC (CC (CC z n l ( (CC h t t d th ( n " ( (CC W th n (CC ht- Rye Congregational Church, W O 7 ( ( ( C A Extr ( h Ch pp n l f A p l t n & Ord r " ll- ( h n ht Sh t located at 580 Washington ( C (CC (CC (CC d (CC ( (CC h t t d th ( l " ( (CC W th n (CC ht- n WU I- 7 r r I p t° t b r nt n C d d n l n n r n r n r - r r t r C d l (U I Un vI On Un v On l C l An l S pr nt I p t Un v l ón l h h r tt n A M 9 ( ( ( A C Wld Ent rt n- Chr n l S r b tt r Off t ( ( (CC ( f n M r ( ( 35 (1 K - v r l th r p p l r b (A C (CC (CC (CC t ( (CC d ( " f " ( (CC htl n l Uv ( t n h r n t v Hamp- shire, will present her own WGBH-2 h r W th Gr t r A h C n S r - r l C nt r f th W rld h h t r Ch rl ( Gr t r v • ( S hr r ( (CC t n Old v f r l nd t h t r t ( (CC t n S l version of a "tourist guide" S v n h r W th Ant d h Uv r n ln C nt r ( (CC A r n Exp r n (CC v ( to New Hampshire. "Live WE -11 ( S E r p tp Lehrer ( (CC "Ch tt n " ( ( S Free and Eat Pie" includes A rd- S r b l l / lf / ff A r xt p 9 1 " f r " ( (CC S x nd Ev r - r nd Ev r - how to talk New Hampshire, (CW tr - (CC G G M n M n M d l ( (CC ( th C t nd nd why residents love pie, how WS K-3 l r h t 7 K n f K n f Wh l f p rd r h l ( (CC / 1Wh t n r l r r r n d S th Ch r lf & the Granite State differs from (I l Sh Q n Q n rt n ( St r (CC (CC (CC r (CC lf Vermont, how to dress like a W O 1 Q nt p (CC WA W S" l l t n l t n l " t n l "C n t f t l d r - d r - d r - native and much more. Her (CC (CC d d -Spr n v r" An l " W All G t n " Uft r r r ( A take on the habits, charac- W - 5 ( ( IA ( M l l - S nf ld S p n t M " f I A r n d l Ell - ( (CC S nf ld S p n K n f teristics and peculiarities of ( O (CC ( (CC M d (CC r l " ( (CC n t n (Uv (CC (CC (CC th ll New Hampshire is as unique v d d h pl C rt r r r r W rld n Sh n t St rr d n d 7 Ch t r E O d d as New Hampshire itself. For more information IS S v n S v n M nt n d It nd W p ( (CC M nt n S t S v n f about this event, call the A G l r M W f M W f l ( 3 ( S rn W v r (CC d h 7 Cl b (CC Wh Wh church at (603) 964-4061; for t 7 1 „ - 7 19 I p z p z l l I ICK more information about the r Op n S n ( A ht n Ktd l K n - ll K n - ll G n G Ch n OO + book, call (207) -33 or A llb ll llb ll n n Gr ff th Cosby C b C b C b S n n S n n 3rd 3rd Gr ff th email islandport@island- E p rn Int r pt Sp rt C nt r (CC S tb ll h S h l tb ll All-A r n A tb ll t n t t h n x S n Sp rt Ctr portpress.com. ES ASCA rn n rn Int rr pt v S r Un t d St t v r n d d & b x n Sp rt C nt r (CC ASCA r I AS E O M A 1 ES C A tb ll 1995 Sp r t t 'blame INIB b ll l l Sp rt C nt r (CC AWA Wr tl n o a) O S W r r C lt ISp rt C lt A tb ll Ch rl tt b t t t n C lt C lt Sp rt C lt Sp rt A nn GOVERNOR'S I ES O td r I t d S x Sp n S x r v d S x S x r v Sp rt Sp d / O td r d d ROCHESTER I The orig- C h Situation W th W l tz r ( bb n ht r n- rr K n Uv ( And r n C p r 3 ( (CC rr K n v inal Portsmouth-based gos- pel group, the Funky Divas n C C t M n ( M d M n ( K dl p rt C C p rt A r n Gr d On th M n M d M n ( t M n ( of Gospel, will be the first in O WS Gl nn ( Sp l p rt O p rt h O ll t r nntt ( ( On th rd h O ll t r nntt ( a series of live bands coming lz MS C rdb ll ( (CC 1 Av rdb ll (CC C ntd n dd Sh C ntd n M dSh ld rdb ll (CC to the Governor's Inn on Sat- EC v r d n ht I n r r d n ( ( (CC t ht t ht ( urday nights this spring. M O OAS/ " ft r rd (2000 (CC ( 15 Wh t pp n In ( h 1 d t t v A n (CC I 3 ( (CC The public is invited to - 5 MA ( r v n ( 1 (CC 1 -W l n n (CC - • A rh d (1994) (CC h r t n (MO (CC C - d C nf d nt l come and hear the Divas as 11 S OW I A r r ( 15 ( ffr n M r n (7 55 • Sh t r ( 7 M r W h b r US r 1 C pt v t ( 7 v d G tl n 1 x r v r / they perform songs off their OO C nt C n M n t Ch ll n ( G d G d l l nn r I p bl G d Un r p l l new CD, "Gospel is Not a Spectator Sport" on Satur- 1/3 G v n G t S ld S ll nd C rb r p rt t In n v tn A z n r t r p rt t I A E t n l r All C n E t M n M n Anth n rd n St r d M n M n t n l Anth n rd n day, April 4. Doors at the Governor's Inn open at 7 A &E C ld C l C ld C l CSI M (CC h r t (CC nt nt r Ext r Ext r h r t (CC z p.m.; the show begins at 8 z ISC C h C h C h C h M th t r M th t r M th t r M th t r M th t r ( th t r p.m. IS M t r M t r M d rn M rv l r d t r ( (CC U O nt h ( U O nt r (CC r d t r ( There will be a $7 cover -I C n & K t l Wh t t t W r M t r n [ n K t n K t n K t 1- n K t n K t I n K t n K t n K t n K t n K t charge and a pub menu will AMC ( tt n (197 ( G r C S tt (CC • M d (197 ( O Ch rlt n t n nr nd (CC A r d r (1977 ( (CC be available. Reservations lA d pt n r G t G nt h l W rld l• dr ( Al nd h l W rld ( h l W rld ( h l W rld are recommended. >- nd r - nd nd r nd S nf ld S nf d n n n n n n S x & S x & M l t The Governor's Inn is 1- S E Ch r d (CC n (CC Law & Ord r a Und r rld ( 3 M ddr l n (CC r t M ( r t M " nn n " located at 78 Wakefield Street E C l br t ° l C nd C nd El l 1 h f nd th f Ann l Ann l S th Ch l El Ch l "G rl in Rochester. For more infor- > mation and reservations call USA CIS "Ex- l " (CC CIS ( CIS (M "Al n " (CC CIS "KW Ad" (CC CIS "K ll Ad" (CC h S l n K ( 5 ( (CC Wife Swap (CC) tSthISbld stnd 1 11 Will Will h W l n S W ll r r I r l r the Inn at (603) 332-0107.
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Campers t r l r pr r . will be able to enjoy biking, "We have three funda- camping, swimming, rap- mental principles," Holder pelling, canoeing and white says. "First, is safety first. water kayaking, while par- Second, is to respect one an- ticipating in activities that ing regimes. The variety of and the "Eight-Day Lind other and the environment are designed to enhance adventure challenges in the and Sea" experiences. Y MA K C AG I . earned his PhD in education and that everyone has to get self-esteem and develop program is overseen by a The "Mountain Adven- A A IC EWS from Boston University. along. The third is to have self-confidence, all within staff composed of collegiate ture" program includes S A W E E At the Danville lakeside and high school coaches, both hiking and biking DANVILLE I For so retreat, Holder welcomes –all-Americans and pro- in the White Mountains, many of today's youth, the groups throughout the year fessional counselors who camping, rock climbing, only adventure they see is for "safe, high-adventure make the intensified train- white-water canoeing, kay- at the helm of a video game interactive experiences" ing program both fun and aking and tubing. controller blasting away at, thorough a variety of ser- exciting. The "Girls Adventure" well, what ever it is that they vices including programs Also new for the 2009 program is, as the name blast away on the screen. for school groups, teach- season is "Adventures in pl , designed for girls only Now, get ready for a real ers, corporations, human Fun and Fitness," a pro- who are 13-18 years old. adventure. services organizations and gram that offers canoeing, It includes rock climbing, Based in Danville—but other institutions. The pro- kayaking, mountain biking, white-water kayaking and with outdoor excitement grams are designed to help rock climbing, and a variety canoeing, mountain biking spanning across New improve communications of games and techniques in and an exciting white-wa- Hampshire and Maine, skills, teamwork, healthy aerobic conditioning and ter raft excursion, all with from the mountains to the decision making, self-con- weight training. The week- an emphasis on developing deep woods, and the riv- fidence, self-esteem, and fun. If you can do the first the traditional Adventure- long program offers addi- self confidence, group inte- ers to the ocean — is Ad- positive social interactions. two, then the third comes lore fun, exciting and caring tional instruction in healthy gration, h r n challenges, venturelore. Celebrating 28 During the summer naturally." environment. eating habits from a staff making lasting friendships years of adventure-based months, Holder and his "Fun" may be an un- In addition to the "Ju- trained in the latest tech- and having fun. outdoor expeditions, Ad- experienced staff of adven- derstatement. Inside the nior Adventures," the camp niques of conditioning and The "Cross Country venturelore was founded turous n l r tr n nv ll retreat, the walls fitness, designed to have a Challenge," meanwhile, by Dr. Jason Holder, who f r Adventurelore into a are literally covered with is open for both boys and girls aged 13 and older, whc mountain bike along the Maine/ New Hampshire border, go kayaking, swim- ming, rock climbing and much more. Each camper even gets their own moun- tain bike at the end of the adventure, t inspire them to keep on exploring. When the boundaries of land is just too constricting, Adventurelore takes to the has also added "The Edge: lasting effect on the camp- sea. The "Land and Sea" For Peak Performance," ers. adventure offers four days new for the 2009 program Returning once again of sailing, canoeing and schedule. "The Edge" is for to the Adventurelore sum- snorkeling at Bar Harbor • Specialty Camps athletic students in r d mer camp programs are the along the coastline of Mt. 0, who want an inten- "Eight-Day Mountain Ad- Desert Island in Maine, as • Counselor In Training Program sified training program venture," "Eight-Day Girls well as rock-climbing, rap- presented through b th Adventure," "Eight-Day pelting, canoeing and white f n nd tr t r d tr n Cross Country Challenge," water ra ft n . • Creating lifetime memories "Some of the kids come year after year," Holder Since 1956 , adding that most f the campers are from New Hampshire, Maine and • 2 Buses for Pick-Up and Drop-Off M h tt , b t h v tr v l d fr f r C l f rn nd v n Call for a full camp brochure. n z l t p rt n th dv nt r f th r l v . I h ,, n r, r h ld ld d th ,, rr 6 ttl n — Gr nl nd, l l rn r b t ll th t Adv nt r l r = . pl n ln. r tt r, b th d nn th r ,, ,, n nd thr l h0 t 60 4 6 6606 & 60 642 6 • the \ ear, call (riol) 182 44 01 or visit th ff l ■, h t( t . dv nt r l r . r , 11'e build strong kids. .trimgfamilie , - , ( tr n ( 8j I ( rt f l 0 . (4 , ,tI nt 0 0r: , — nd l t th dv nt b n. :f t. . [60 , , , b • nv. , t A A IC EWS MA C 2 . 200 SUMME CAr r I AGE A .. oo. O M II C d h Adv nt r , f Enr h O td r v n Exp r n C l br t n O r 28th ig A e u e Summe og ams Y r o Ki s (Ages 8 a A u s Em asis o Se Es eem, eam Wo k & u _ ig es qua i y s a ( o a io og ams i W i e Mou ai s a o e Mai e Seacoas ca 00 82 466 o www.a e u e o e.o g PACE 8A I SUMMER CANirs MARC_H 27, 2009 ATLANTIC NEWS l h t r l t p r t th t BY MARK CHAG of positivism and fun." mer with the fourth ses- ATLANTIC NEWS According to McCor- sion is "Surf's Up! Beach STAFF WRITER mick, campers typically Camp," from August 10- MANCHESTER I The begin enrolling as early 21. What would happen greatest actors of tomor- as January, but now, in if kids ruled the beach all row are being' g roomed the spring, is the best summer? Campers can onstage today at the Pal- time to ensure a spot in find out in this "surf, sun ace Theater in Manches- one of the summer pro- and fun theme, where ter. grams before the camps campers will be encour- If your son or daugh- fill up. aged to "grab your towel ter is aspiring to become The first session of the and get ready to sing an actor or actress — or summer, which runs from and dance on your surf- already is one and wants June 29 through July 10, boards, dudes." to be the best on their abil- will be "Wild Wild West With so many themes ity onstage — there is one Camp." Campers can join and so much talent place in New Hampshire the Palace Theater to cel- awaiting, parents will be that some of the greatest ebrate the Fourth of July at ease finding the per- talents convene to share as a cowgirl or cowboy fect theatrical fit for their their theatrical skills in a in the "super-fun Wild aspiring actors in the neatly packaged summer Wild West Camp," where family. But there is much day-camp environment. they'll be "sayin,"How- more to the Palace The- The Palace Theater dy Partner,' and havin' a ater Camp than simply Summer Camp programs is important for children Campers provide Theatre Director, Andrea 'good ol' time" under the learning how to perform run in four, two-week ses- to have basic reading their own lunches and McCormick. "We create a spotlight. onstage. sions, Monday through skills when enrolling. afternoon snacks, and all camp experience unique Next, from July 13-24 "Parents love our Friday with an evening During the course of the camps are held on site at to each session of kids. is "Camp Rock." This camp because it teaches production scheduled camp, students will have the Palace Theatre from 9 A show is created just for fun-filled camp, designed self confidence. Kids at the end of the second music, dance and acting a.m. to 4 p.m. during the them based on their tal- for "pop-stars in the leave here with heads week. The camps are de- coaching experience as weekdays. ents and personalities." making," features plenty held high and a feeling signed for children go- well as experience with "The Palace has been Each summer camp of singing and dancing, of accomplishment," Mc- ing into either second set-painting, props and providing summer fun session has a different where each camper can Cormick says. "They also through sixth grades or costumes. They also have for kids for quite some fourth through eighth the opportunity to see a time now. Our camps grades. Palace Professional The- are very popular in the Each program is a atre for Children produc- community and growing scrip-based camp, so it tion. every year," says Youth S r Atl nt S r , f r p rt l r f ll lf r ll G n t , G , Art Cr ft nd th l K r t n l nd K r t ...A r t n , t p n h theme, so campers n truly "be a star!" create l fr nd h p attend multiple sessions The third session, from with kids that h r and learn something dif- 2 through A t n nt r t ." ferent each time, from an th "Witchcraft nd I he h t r l l nth t r p t t l W rdr C p." d I h t r is l t d a SO nt d n l r . on th l b ll p p l r a os r tr t n M n " h l C p "ll rr tt r" b nd h t r. o r t r a k o e u v ph n n n, th n b t th r p O 4 % (111011 l I h t r `. r r x r p pr r nd 46 G n d,. n tr t r . 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Ski s Aca emy," wi se ock c im i g a cam e a o a e summe o ew am o Sc oo a a e og ams o oys i g i e eau i u W i e g ams o e e . ea u es a a ew u a gi s, "Cyc i g Aca Mou ai s. Wi a e e si e se ie , a ce s u io, a a emy," as we as a um A i io a E ic me ec io o ay, o e ig , i e c im i g owe , a e o os e og ams og ams i c u e " u i weeke a week o g oo a wi k ock you i c u i g e IKE S o s e Su ," a ay cam o e e ie ces, c i e a socks o . Cam s ie ockey, o e eme a y a mi e a u s a ike a e su e o " isco e e ew ey a , ase a , Gi s sc oo e s, a "SO O i e e ec og am am o Sc oo a a ac osse a oys as Wi e ess i s es o o ique . ei cu ios age o og ams esig e ke a . 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W e e o e is e e " ui you o ges as i g og ams a ew am W a e e e i e es s, ie s i s a memo ies o Sc oo i c u e " ocks ski e e s o as i a io s, wi i a ew s o weeks a i ges" o oys cam e s a e su e o i o summe u ." o e as i i g es ia s. em asi i g sa e y." g a es si oug i e, a e ec og am a ew e summe og ams o io ea e e e i A e ic og ams s a a o e ig a e u e am o Sc oo is sum a e i i e i o ee ma e ce is equi e , a e me . o ca ego ies, A s, E ic i a e o is e e ie ce Es a is e i e ea y me a A e ics. i c u es a u o uc io 800s, ew am o I e A s e a me , a s owcases e cam Sc oo as se e s u e s ew am o Sc oo o e s ew ou ea ica om a o e e g o e e s a wee_k o g "Summe a i i ies a c ea i e is wi i i s c ass ooms as a ce I e si e," u i g co e ies. o e o e i es co ege w ic s u e s i g a es e a a o y sc oo s o e ou a yw e e. M Old MOv tl t es e i a ic u esque C asses o Wa s. o e s, ow i e akes egio , esc oo e s o e a e oo o ew am c A u s h l v e s i e s W i e Mou ai s, . e ew am o Sc oo as ee o i i g e ce M OGE E e aca emic, a e ic a I• f j t Of iAMIt V INUm1( O n Sl r r r • a ai i g o i s s u e s A In M r n St d o ea y wo ce u ies. S I G A SUMME C ASSES " ew am o Sc oo Cl t rt th f Apr l f r 0 as ee e uca i g you g nd th f l f r 6 t d n S l rb r n b t f l eo e o omise si ce Mt. rt I l nd, ME 82 . 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