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SERMON BY REQUEST AT HAMPTON BAPTISTHAMPTON | After a short time of being passed over, the

First Baptist Church of Hampton will re-inaugurate itsmonthly Sermon by Request on Sunday, December 4.

Sermons by Request are sermons requested by the peopleof the church, who have an issue, doctrine or questionabout how the Bible applies to certain life situations.

This week, Pastor Chris Underation’s message will lookinto the question of how someone who has been saved byGod can be happy going into heaven, when they know theirloved ones or friends rejected God while they lived. Is itpossible to be sad and be in heaven, where the Bible tells usthere will be no tears, sorrow or strife?

In addition we will celebrate Holy Communion and lightthe second advent candle — the candle of Proclamation.

The First Baptist Church of Hampton is a church thatstrives to make the Holy Scriptures accessible and relevantto our day-to-day lives. This is accomplished by faithfullyteaching age-old truth but giving that truth a contemporaryapplication. If this sounds like something you’d like toexperience, stop in some Sunday and visit.

Sunday School for both youth and adults starts at 9:30a.m., followed by the worship service at 10:30 a.m. Child-care for infants is provided during the worship service, aswell as for both infants and children whose parents attendadult Sunday School.

First Baptist is located at 36 Winnacunnet Road in Hamp-ton, across from Citizens Bank. Please feel free to find outmore at www.hamptonbaptist.com. For additional informa-tion or if transportation to the church is needed, please callPastor Chris at (603) 926-3200 or e-mail him at pas-torchris@hamptonbaptist.com.

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HAMPTON | The annualBreakfast with Santa event,hosted by the Hampton PTA,will be held on Saturday,December 10, from 8:30-11:30a.m. in the cafeteria at Hamp-ton Academy, located onAcademy Avenue.

This year, proceeds raisedat the breakfast will be donat-ed to the Hampton firedepartment for the purchaseof a fire safety education trail-er.

The public is welcome toattend this festive gatheringthat includes deliciously lightbreakfast fare (pastries,donuts, fruit, etc.), a kids’card-making table, door prizedrawing, face-painting, Beththe Balloon Lady and, ofcourse, photos with SantaClaus himself.

“It’s just a great day forfamilies,” says Heidi Gannon,who is serving her eighthyear as event organizer.

A raffle table featuringprizes for both adults andchildren will be featured atthe breakfast, and Santa’sWorkshop — ideal for younggift-buyers — will be open forbusiness. All gifts are $5 orless and includes gift-wrap-ping.

Gannon gratefully

acknowledges the assistanceoffered by sponsors of theevent, whose generositymake it all possible year afteryear.

Admission to the break-fast is $1 each for both chil-dren and adults, who willautomatically receive a raffleticket for chance to win a

great door prize.“We’re looking forward to

a great day,” says Gannon,who says she enjoys seeingthe smiles on the faces of thechildren who attend eachyear.

Come have breakfast withSanta and enjoy a wonderfulholiday event for the entirefamily. For more information,contact Heidi Gannon at (603)926-9567 or Dawn Rheume at(603) 926-2690.

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The HA Student Council’sfinal drive of the season isperfectly timed for holidaygift-giving. Treasurer NicoleMurphy advises that for theToys for Tots drive, donations“can’t be opened, and can’tbe used; they have to be new.We really encourage peopleto go and out buy toys forpeople for Christmas,Hanukkah and other [holi-days].”

As Historian JuliannaGiannusa puts it, “It willcheer them (the toy recipi-ents) up for the holidays.”And, adds May, “It showsthem someone cares.”

Overall, every effort thatis made to reach out beyondthe walls of Hampton Acade-my and into the communitycarries its own reward.

“It’s so nice to know thatwe did that — that we helpedpeople,” says Melissa. Andthe assistance of a school full

of generous donors makes itall possible.

“It’s good to help,” saysMay. “We definitely can’t doit ourselves.”

And what does the NewYear hold in store for the Stu-dent Council?

“We’ll be thinking of otherfundraisers,” promises Melis-sa, including possibly collect-ing items for packages tosend to US troops overseasand participating in a cancer-fighting relay. “The wholecommunity can help,” sheadds, even by providing theStudent Council with ideasfor these future drives.

Help with the currentschedule of fundraisers isalso appreciated. Donationsfor any of the specific drivesmay be made by bringingitems to the school’s frontoffice during any designatedweek. For more information,call (603) 926-2000.

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HAMPTON | The Win-nacunnet High School falldrama production, Shake-speare’s “A MidsummerNight’s Dream,” will be pre-sented Thursday throughSaturday, December 7-9, at 7

p.m. at the WinnacunnetCommunity Auditorium.

Tickets are $5 for adultsand $3 for students andSenior Citizens, and may bepurchased at the door. Formore information, call (603)926-3395.

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AMESBURY CHRISTMAS PARADEWith a “Winter Wonderland” theme, the

Amesbury Christmas Parade will kick off onSaturday, December 3, at 3:30 p.m. The paraderoute will follow Sparhawk Street to MainStreet to Market Square. The large event typi-cally includes marching bands, floats andmore. Following the parade the Christmas treeon Market Square will be lit. For more infor-mation call (978) 388-8562.

EXETER CHRISTMAS PARADE“Holiday Traditions Around the World” is

this year’s theme for Exeter’s annual holidayparade. The parade kicks off on Saturday,December 3, at 4:30 p.m. and will travel downPortsmouth Avenue, following High Streettowards town center. The procession will con-tinue on Water Street and end where the roadbecomes Main Street. Parade floats will bearthemes from holidays around the globe. A raindate for the parade has been set for Dec. 4. Vol-unteers are still being sought for the day of theparade and donations can be sent to ExeterParade Donations P.O. Box 164 Exeter, NH03833. Those wishing to volunteer should con-tact Darius Thompson at (603) 494-8006.

HAMPTON CHRISTMAS PARADEThe 2005 Children’s Christmas Parade

“Yankee Doodle Dandy Christmas” steps offin North Hampton on Saturday, December 3,at 1:30 p.m. from Lafayette Crossing, and pro-ceeds south to the Galley Hatch on Winnacun-net Road in Hampton.

Eight year old Alek Brown of Hampton,winner of the “Name the Parade Theme” con-test, will be in the position of honor as ParadeGrand Marshall, riding on the Fernald LumberYankee Hitch, complete with six magnificentone-ton Belgian horses pulling a forest green,4,000 pound freight wagon. Once again, Han-naford will be collecting toys along the way forthe Firefighters toy drive, so please bring anew unwrapped toy to contribute to a child’sholiday joy. Everyone is welcome to join in thisyear. To register to participate in the parade,call Ginni at the Chamber at (603) 926-8718 ext.102. A date for inclement weather has been setfor Dec. 10.

The Gundalow will sail again… With your help!Name:Address:Phone #:E-Mail:__Yes, I/we will attend the reception on December 9. Enclosed isour $50 contribution to support the nonprofit Gundalow Company

__I/we want to win the DORY! Enclosed is $100 for a ticket

__ NO, we cannot attend, but enclosed is our contribution to supportthe educational programs sponsored by the Gundalow CompanyRSVP by December 2, 2005Please mail to:Gundalow Company, P.O. Box 425, Portsmouth, NH 03802

After many years of hard use, the gundalow’s sail is worn out and we need a

new sail in time for next spring when our educational programs start again.

To this end, we invite you to a reception, featuring traditional Gundalow

Fare: Codfish cakes, Cheese and Hard Tack, & Plenty of Rum, Port and

Ale on December 9, 2005 from 6-8 p.m. at Bruce and Christine Crockett’s

house at 219 Gosport Road, Portsmouth NH

In addition, a raffle of a handbuilt rowing/sailing dory, complete with

trailer will be held at the event.

For more information, please visit www.gundalow.org

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