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AT ‘RESTAURANT NIGHTS’HAMPTON | A number of Hampton restaurants have vol-

unteered their services by holding Winnacunnet WarriorRestaurant Nights, designed to help raise money to supportthe WHS football team this fall.

Besides mentioning that they are supporting the Warriors,all that the community needs to do is show up and enjoy thegreat food on the designated night for each restaurant,whether they eat in or take out.

The restaurants will be donating a percentage of their profitson their evening of participation. Participating restaurants anddates are as follows: Hampton Eatery, 815 Lafayette Road,Tuesday, September 13, phone (603) 758-1226; Galley Hatch,325 Lafayette Road, Monday, September 26, phone (603) 926-6152; Joe’s New York Pizza, 888 Lafayette Road, Tuesday,October 11, (603) 926-9300; and Lena’s Subs, 838 LafayetteRoad, Wednesday, October 26, phone (603) 319-0114.

Lena’s is donating all of their profits on that evening from 5p.m. until closing. In addition, if their patrons can fill up anentire Bingo Card that has been created using names from thefootball team, Lena’s will also donate an additional amountfor this fundraiser.

Local businesses have been gracious enough to help supportWHS football teams, so please support these businesses byattending the restaurant nights.

CHORALE BEGINS REHEARSALS IN DURHAMDURHAM | The Seacoast Chorale Society has announced

that rehearsals for the “Schubert Mass in C Major” and “Mag-nificat” by Flor Peeters will begin on Monday, September 12 at7:30 p.m. at the Community Church of Durham, located intown on Main Street. Registration will begin at 7:15 p.m.

New members are always welcome, and there are openingsin all sections. For more information, call Sheila Casey at (603)964-5688 or Sally Puth at (603) 742-7157.

BNE ANNOUNCES FALL CLASSESPORTSMOUTH | Ballet New England and the Center For

Dance Education are now accepting registrations for the 2005fall semester.

Pre-professional and recreational classes, with a focus ontechnical excellence, are offered to students ages 3 to adult.Professional instruction is offered in classical ballet, pointe,pas de deux/ partnering, pre-ballet, creative movement, tap,jazz, modern, flamenco, pilates, and musical theater. Classeswill start September 6.

With studios located at the Connie Bean Center (135 DanielStreet in Portsmouth) and at Centennial Hall (105 Post Road inNorth Hampton), Ballet New England is dedicated to provid-ing the finest in dance education with an emphasis in classicalballet and to develop poise, self-awareness, and confidencethrough achievement. The organization is committed to theeducation of dancers of all ages, levels, abilities, and econom-ic backgrounds.

The Center For Dance Education offers a distinctive philoso-phy that emphasizes the whole student, and instills qualitiesthat will carry students throughout their lives. Quality, dedi-cation, technique, leadership and role model development arethe key factors that set Ballet New England apart from otherschools.

To request a fall brochure or for more information, call (603)430-9309 or visit www.balletnewengland.org.

BY ISABEL GRASSO

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HAMPTON | TheHampton Monday Club willbegin its new 2005-06 seasonon Monday, September 12.

The first meeting will bemostly a social one, wheremembers can chat with oneanother at a tea from 1-2:30p.m. at the First Congrega-tional Church of Hampton,

located at 127 WinnacunnetRoad in Hampton. Member-ship booklets will be distrib-uted and dues will becollected.

Members are welcome tobring a friend, and newmembers are always wel-come. For more informationabout the meeting or aboutthe Hampton Monday Club,call Kathy at (603) 926-0232.

Hampton Monday Clubbegins new season

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HAMPTON | JamesHouse archaeologist, SheilaCharles, will give a presen-tation describing the JamesHouse artifact collection onSunday, September 18 at 2p.m. at the historic home-stead, located on TowleFarm Road in Hampton.

Sheila, a historic andarchaeological research con-sultant and director of theNew Hampshire Archaeo-logical Society, has beenstudying all the JamesHouse artifacts to determineif additional descriptivedata can be added to theinformation provided in theJames House artifact cata-logs.

She is also verifying thatthere is a catalog entry foreach artifact, and an artifactfor each catalog entry.

There are more than12,000 artifacts in the JamesHouse collection. The itemswere uncovered during digsby Strawbery Banke, theSargent Museum and NeilDePaoli, an independentarchaeologist. Each dig gen-erated its own catalog, dif-fering in format andcontent.

Using these catalogs,Sheila is creating a singlecatalog with the same for-mat throughout, usingAccess. Other artifacts werefound during uncontrolledand non-cataloged digs per-formed as part of the James

House Education Program;Sheila is adding those arti-facts to the combined data-base.

The Strawbery Bankecatalog was in Paradox, soRich Moberg, also a NewHampshire ArchaeologicalSociety director, offered asolution to the problem. Heconverted the Paradox cata-log to Access for Sheila, andprovided entry workshops.The Sargent Museum datahad to be entered into theAccess database, since itscatalog was hand-written.The Neil DePaoli data hadto be entered into the Accessdatabase since its catalogwas on printed paper.

Sheila has also providedthe James House Associa-

tion with her recommenda-tions for an archaeologicaleducation program whichwill be available to the pub-lic.

For more informationabout this upcoming pro-gram, contact James HouseAssociation Vice President,Skip Webb at (603) 926-3851.

James House presents artifact program

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PORTSMOUTH | Strawbery BankeMuseum will celebrate the grand open-ing of the new Tyco Visitors Center witha special appearance by US SenatorJudd Gregg (R-NH). Senator Gregg willdeliver the keynote address in a shortceremony honoring the donors andcontributors to the project.

The program, which will be held onSunday, September 18 at 3 p.m., will befollowed by the first public showing ofthe new 3500 sq. ft. structure. The pub-lic is invited to attend the ceremony andtour the new facility.

Tyco Corporation provided the leadcampaign gift for the visitors center

Gregg to speak at Strawbery Banke

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