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PORTSMOUTH | A two-session youngperformers’ training academy entitled “GotArt?” will be presented this summer from July24 through August 19 at the Players’ Ring The-ater, located on Marcy Street in Portsmouth.

These two, two-week intensive coursesabout the world of theater will help the youngperformer discover every possibility. A three-tiered approach, taught by professionals in thefields of acting, dance, music and improvisa-tion will enhance not only each child’s talentsbut also their self esteem and confidence.

Each session will allow the young per-former to explore their individual gifts as wellas build a strong sense of teamwork. Accord-ing to staff member George Hosker, Jr., “This isnot theater camp — this is the real deal!”

Classes will be held Monday through Fri-day from 9 a.m. until 12 noon at the Player’sRing Theater. Session I will be from July 24 toAugust 4, with a culminating performance onSaturday, August 5; Session II runs fromAugust 7-18, with a culminating performanceon Saturday, August 19. The session fee, basedon enrollment for one student, is $195 each, or$350 for both. There is a $10 discount for regis-trations paid in full by Thursday, June 15.

One of the great aspects of the program isthat the young performers will have the accessto local theater professionals from a broadrange of experiences. In addition to Hosker,instructors include Martha Lemire, MarianMarangelli, Todd Wellington, and Mary Oliv-er.

A writer, director, producer, playwrightand former executive director of the PrescottPark Arts Festival for more than 11 years,Hosker has produced and directed more than100 productions regionally and nationally. Hehas also taught youth acting in Portsmouth,Hampton, North Hampton, and Exeter andhas received the Key to the City ofPortsmouth.

Lemire is the current executive director ofBallet New England, and has taught dancelocally for more than 20 years.

Currently the choral and general musicteacher at North Hampton School, Oliver hasbeen teaching music for eight years and hasbeen involved in the production of plays at theschool for 10 years. In addition to workingwith students in grades K-8, she plays theorgan for her church and teaches private pianolessons.

Registrations for the “Got Art?” programare currently being accepted. For additionalinformation or to register call (603) 380-6142.

‘Got Art?’program is the real deal

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BULKY ITEM COLLECTIONNORTH HAMPTON | The town of North Hampton will

have a container for bulky items stationed at the Cherry Roadbrush dump on Saturday, May 20 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The following fees will apply: Refrigerators, freezers, and airconditioners, $20; computers, microwave ovens, copymachines and televisions (as they are no longer accepted at thelandfill), $20; propane cylinders, $20 for large, $5 for 20 lb., and$1 for small. In addition, all gas engines such as lawn mowers,snow blowers, grass trimmers, etc. must be emptied of gasand oil before dumping. Items excluded from dumping aretires, batteries, paints, thinners, gas, oil, fertilizers, pesticidesand demolition material.

For more information, call (603) 964-6029.

REGISTER FOR EAP BREAKFAST PROGRAMEXETER | The Center for Occupational and Employee

Health at Exeter Hospital will present an informational pre-sentation on the Health Watch Employee Assistance Program(EAP) on Thursday, May 18 at 7:45 a.m. at the Holiday Inn atthe Portsmouth traffic circle. Participants at the event willlearn more about EAPs and their features, benefits, andincreasing value to their organization. They will also learnhow an EAP can decrease health insurance utilization, absen-teeism, accidents and turnover while increasing morale, pro-ductivity, and supervisor effectiveness. This is a cost-effectiveprogram that will enhance the lives of business owners andtheir employees. To learn more about this program or registerfor the complimentary breakfast meeting, contact MaureenPecora, LCMHC, CEAP at (603) 580-6698.

CLAMBAKE, AUCTION AT SSCRYE | The Seacoast Science Center, located at Odiorne Point

State Park in Rye will hold its 12th annual Clambake-by-the-Sea and Auction on Saturday, June 17.

Participants at this old-fashioned event can relax and enjoythe beauty of the rustic shore at sunset. An oceanside receptionbegins under the tent at 5 p.m.; Foster’s Downeast Clambakeof York Harbor in Maine will serve a clambake dinner at 6 p.m.with a choice of either lobster, barbecued chicken or eggplantparmesan. A live auction of select items will follow.

Tickets are $60 per person; tables for eight are available. Theproceeds raised at the event will benefit the Center’s educa-tional efforts to create personal connections to the environ-ment. For more information and to purchase tickets call (603)436-8043, ext. 20; e-mail registrar@ seacentr.org; or visitwww.seacoastsciencecenter.org.

BY SCOTT E. KINNEY

ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER

PORTSMOUTH | Leoand Lisa Poisson have recent-ly opened what promises tobe one of the jewels of down-town Portsmouth.

Trillium Fine Jewelry,located on Market Street,unofficially opened its doorsat the end of April. The shopoffers a wide variety of jewel-ry including sterling silver,precious and semi-preciousstones, 14-karat white andyellow gold, sea glass andpearls. The store also offersservices such as jewelryrepair, watch repair and bat-tery replacement, as well asengraving.

Even though the shop justopened, Leo knows his jew-elry. He has been involved inthe family business for morethan 20 years. His father, LeoSr., is the owner of Quicksil-ver Fine Jewelry and Giftslocated in North Hampton.Leo said he had been lookingfor over a year for locationfor his shop when the spacebecame available.

“Portsmouth is a greatlocation,” he said.

The days of only receiv-ing jewelry as a gift are over,according to Leo. He saidmany women are now buy-ing their own jewelry toaccentuate their personalstyle.

“We’re focusing on cleanlines,” Leo said. “We’re try-ing to find colors and fash-ions at the right price. Whenyou come here you’re goingto find ‘one’ of something

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Among those differentitems will be several lines ofjewelry offered nowhere elsein Portsmouth. Trillium willbe offering jewelry fromLaura Gibson, Judith Jack,Nikolai and Sarda. So ifyou’re looking for thatunique gift for a specialsomeone, even if that specialsomeone just happens to beyou, you need look no fur-ther than Trillium Fine Jewel-ry.

And Poisson offers a com-pelling reason to shop at hisstore, rather than a larger,chain operation.

“Like all the shops here inPortsmouth we offer greatservice,” said Leo. “There’salways somebody that canundercut your prices, but

what makes a difference isthe service. It’s the servicethat you give, and the factthat you stand behind whatyou sell, that is important.”

Although the shop’s offi-cial grand opening will notbe until some time in June,Leo said the store has alreadybeen well received.

“We’ve had a great

response from both local res-idents and visitors to thearea,” he said. “We’re look-ing forward to serving boththe summer tourists as wellas the locals.”

Trillium Fine Jewelry canbe found at 123 Market Streetin Portsmouth. For hoursand other information call(603) 436-9102.

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