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SOMERSWORTH –This fall, many area

schools will host free school-based flu clinics. The clinics give families and educators the option of a convenient, no-cost, flu shot or nasal mist for stu-dents, resulting in a healthier flu season with fewer absences.

“Sixteen Strafford County Schools have already signed-up. This means hundreds of local kids will be better equipped to fight cold and flu this winter, with less school absences, less parent absences from work and fewer trips to the doctor,” says Melissa Silvey, Director of Public Health and Substance Misuse Prevention at Goodwin Community Health.

This service is a result of a

Dover’s Zombie Walk 2013. (Roger Goun photo)

Zombie Walk Returns

SEACOAST –Building on last year’s suc-

cessful inaugural speaker series, New Heights, a non-profit orga-nization that offers experiential learning and adventure program-ming for seacoast youth, will again host ‘In the Know,’ which will consist of several panel dis-cussions on topics previously chosen by parents, grandpar-ents and others who work with

partnership between the Straf-ford County Regional Public Health Network, Goodwin

Community Health, and local schools. All vaccinations are optional, require written pa-

rental consent and takes place during the school day. Licensed and trained medical profession-als from Goodwin Commu-nity Health and the Massachu-setts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Nursing Pro-gram will give all vaccines.

According to the New Hampshire Immunization Pro-gram, everyone six months of age and older should get a flu vaccine every year as soon as the current season’s vaccines are available to stay protected against the most current and common flu strains. Anyone can catch influenza, but rates of infection are highest among children and it is important chil-dren get vaccinated.

Participating schools will

youth. The first discussion in the series, “Parenting in the Digital Age,” takes place on October 16 at the Community Campus in Portsmouth and on October 23 at Exeter Town Hall.

According to New Heights Executive Director Tracey Tucker, the intent behind the Speaker Series is “to help anyone who regularly interacts with youth” better understand today’s cultural landscape.

“The cultural pressures kids face are not what we faced, which is why we held commu-nity discussion groups earlier this year to find out what par-ents needed help understand-ing,” Tucker explained. “ ‘In the Know’ results from these discussions and its purpose is to educate and provide tangible re-sources.”

According to Becca Pawl-ing, who will facilitate the dis-cussion, the ideas that will be explored by the panel at “Parent-ing in the Digital Age” will focus on adolescent Internet and social media usage.

“I don’t think you will find an adult who has a good sense on how to create appropriate rules and boundaries to keep

kids safe online or using social media,” she said. “This discus-sion will suggest some rules and boundaries and available meth-ods for monitoring kids’ behav-ior online.”

Topics for future discus-sions include “Words, Actions, Habits: Communicating with your Developing Adolescent” and “Raising Adolescents in a Hyper-Sexualized Culture.”

For Amy Coombs of re-turning sponsor Whole Life Health Care in Newington, ‘New Heights’ speaker series un-derscores “fundamental needs in the community.”

“You cannot help a youth navigate today’s world without understanding their emotions, their developing brain, and any other factor that might be im-pacting their development,” she said. “By looking at the Internet and social media and bringing parents and other stakeholders into the conversation, we are setting the community up for success, which is why I love this series.”

“Parenting in the Digital Age” will take place on Thurs-day, October 16 at the Commu-nity Campus from 6:30 to 8:30

Mallory gets a free f lu shot at Idlehurst Elementary School in Somersworth.

Area Schools Offer Free Flu Clinicssend home a required consent form that must be signed and returned to the school.

Details, dates and parent consent forms for scheduled flu clinics can be found at http://goodwinch.org/no-cost-school-flu-clinics/ Influenza infor-mation can also be obtained through the NH Immunization Program at 800-852-3345, ext. 4482 or through schools nurses. Administrators can contact Sa-mantha Pellerin at Goodwin Community Health, [email protected], 603-516-2571, for information on school-based clinics.

Goodwin Community Health is the only 501(c)3 Com-munity Health Center serving the Greater Strafford County area of New Hampshire and Maine. For more information, visit www.GoodwinCH.org.

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DOVER –The Dover Zombie Walk

returns for a ninth year of shambling good times. Zom-

bies of all ages are welcome to gather at the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce, 550 Central Ave., on Saturday, Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. The undead horde will march through downtown Dover (while obeying all traf-fic rules, of course), and end at Adelle’s Coffeehouse, at 3 Hale St., where they’ll feast on Jell-O brains and hold a creepy costume contest. Prizes for best costumes for kids and adults. Visit facebook.com/doverzom-biewalk for more info.

p.m. and on Thursday, October 23 at Exeter Town Hall. The panel in Portsmouth will con-sist of Tim Cashman, School Resource Officer at Portsmouth Middle School; Juila Adler, Senior at Portsmouth High; and Tucker, a licensed mental health

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DOVER -On Friday, October 17, St.

Thomas Aquinas (STA) High School students will personify its school mission and, in so doing, will transform the lives of stu-dents and foster a commitment of justice, service, and moral leader-ship. The event is noted as ‘Saints Taking Action Day of Service.’

In their fourth annual salute to community service, the students, faculty, staff, parents and alumni volunteers will lend their hands, feet, and hearts to nearly 50 organizations located in Salisbury, MA, Milton, NH and York, ME.

The ‘Saints Taking Action Day of Service’ is a day when the St. Thomas Aquinas community acknowledges its desire to spread goodness and nurture compas-sion. It is a day when kindness, humility and grace trump sched-ules, routines and haste. Partici-pants assist in a wide variety of local organizations with various projects such as raking, clean-

PORTSMOUTH – Since 2000, Seacoast

Mental Health Center’s Erik Cogswell Memorial Conference in Portsmouth, NH has educat-ed thousands from across New England, including individuals with mental illness, their friends and family members, mental health professionals and others.

At the 15th Erik Cogswell Memorial Conference on Oc-tober 23, at the Portsmouth Harbor Events and Confer-ence Center, nationally known Cheryl Sharp, senior advisor, trauma-informed services for

the National Council for Behav-ioral Health, will serve as key-note speaker. In recent years, substantial research into trauma has been conducted, a develop-ment that has increased the medical community’s under-standing of its contributing role in mental illness. As a result, trauma-informed mental health services have become increas-ingly important in the field, which will serve as the focus of this year’s conference.

In a field in which those who have been diagnosed with mental illness are often reluc-

ing, visiting the elderly, organiz-ing closets, habitat preservation, painting and more.

Because collaboration and unity empower its sense of mis-sion, St. Thomas Aquinas invit-ed middle school students from Dover’s St. Mary Academy, Portsmouth’s St. Patrick School,

Rochester’s St. Elizabeth Seton School, and Hampton’s Sacred Heart School to work alongside STA students.

To kick off the event, Billy Gabriel (class of 2010) and a group of young alumni have created a video presentation to ignite the spark of community

spirit and to display to the cur-rent STA community how they continue to honor this day with service in their respective com-munities. For more information, visit www.stalux.org or call 603-742-3206.

tant to seek help or at mini-mum not inclined to publicly discuss their experience, the conference is a lifeline for many people. More than a forum for “consumers” of mental health services to discuss their respec-tive experiences, the confer-ence annually provides con-tinuing education credits for mental health professionals and others who may work with such individuals.

One of the distinguishing characteristics of the conference has been its ability to attract speakers with a national repu-

tation. Past keynote speakers include Beverly Cobain, RNC, author of “When Nothing Matters Anymore: A Survival Guide for Depressed Teens” and family member of rock icon Kurt Cobain who commit-ted suicide in 1994. Other no-table speakers include Peter S. Jensen, M.D., Director of The Center for the Advancement of Children’s Mental Health at Columbia University and, most recently, John T. Broderick Jr., fifth dean & president of the University of New Hampshire School of Law.

As for its beginnings, the conference was established by Seacoast Mental Health Center in close partnership with Karin and Ed Cogswell whose son Erik died by suicide in Novem-ber of 1999 as a result of bipolar disorder. Initially conceived to educate, support and provide resources to people living with and recovering from bipolar disorder, their families, friends, and the general community, the scope of the conference now in-cludes all mental illnesses. In recent years, conference orga-nizers have made a concerted effort to attract and educate more professionals, who in turn can share their knowledge with others.

To register, contact 603-957-5767 or [email protected].

Students demonstrate their service skills during 2013 ‘Saints Taking Action Day of Service’.

Students Participate in ‘Saints Taking Action Day’

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PORTSMOUTH – New Hampshire Art As-

sociation announces open call to all artists and all media. En-tries are limited to two works per artist. Exhibition will run from November 4 to 28. Juror for the event is Kate McNamara, Di-rector and Chief Curator of the Boston University Art Gallery.

Submission Guidelines: Physical Submissions: may

be dropped off Saturday and Sunday, October 25 and 26, from noon to 4 p.m. at the Robert Lin-coln Levy Gallery, 136 State Street, Portsmouth, NH. Jury notifications will be received by Wednesday, October 29. De-clined work needs to be picked up Saturday or Sunday, Novem-ber 1 and 2, from noon to 4 p.m.

Digital Submissions: Art-ists may submit work digitally through email and must be re-ceived by Sunday, October 26, with jury notifications being received by Wednesday, Octo-ber 29. It is essential that your digital submission is of profes-sional quality. Poor images may be disqualified at the juror’s

ROLLINSFORD –Garrison Players Youth

Education presents the musical ‘Legally Blonde Jr’ with music and lyrics by Laurence O’Keefe & Nell Benjamin, and book by Heather Hatch. Performances will be at the Garrison Players Arts Center, Route 4, Rollins-ford, at 7 p.m. on October 18 and 24, and 2 p.m. on October 19, 25 and 26.

‘Legally Blonde Jr.’ tells the story of a sorority-sister valley-girl who goes to Harvard Law to get her boyfriend back, and ends up defying expectations while staying true to herself. ‘Legally Blonde Jr’ features a modified script that is appropriate for a younger cast and audience.

Tickets are $10. They can

ROCHESTER - Quilts are like snow-

flakes—no two exactly alike. Whether done in traditional patterns or as modern art pieces meant to hang on a wall rather that warm a bed, these color-ful pieces are stunning in their workmanship and design.

In addition to over 200 magnificent quilts on exhibit (some for sale), the October 18 and 19 show features a vendor mall, demonstrations, quilt and sewing machine raffles, a penny sale, craft boutique, and food services offering a full meal or tasty snack.

The Cocheco Quilters Guild has been meeting month-ly in Dover, N H for nearly 35 years. Members are drawn primarily from seacoast New

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ter-filled Sunday afternoons when New Hampshire’s own Re-becca Rule takes the stage with ‘That Reminds Me of a Story’ at the West End Studio Theatre in Portsmouth, NH.

From Pittsburg to Peterbor-ough (Peeta-burah), Becky is out and about telling and gathering stories with a strong dose of good old-fashioned yankee humor (humah). She loves to laugh and to get others laughing, too.

So if you love to laugh and have a soft spot in your heart (haht) for this rocky old place we call New England, head over to

West for Becky Rule’s ‘That Re-minds Me of a Story,’ playing at 2 p.m. on Sunday, October 19.

Tickets are $18 & $20 (with Festival Pass just $14 & $16), and may be purchased online at ac-tonenh.org (online prices include $1/per ticket credit card fee) or by calling 603-300-2986 to re-serve and pay at the door.

The West End Studio The-atre is located in the mill com-plex at 959 Islington Street and is air-conditioned, wheelchair ac-cessible, with off-street parking. Seating is limited so reservations are highly recommended. To receive your Festival 2014 bro-chure, call 603-300-2986.

Hampshire and southern Maine. In addition to its monthly meet-ings featuring trunk shows from the work of regional and na-tionally known quilt artists, the guild offers classes, field trips to area events, as well as the oppor-tunity to participate in smaller specialized groups that focus on particular aspects of quilting such as designing art quilts or recreating historical works from periods such as the Civil War.

The guild also actively supports local charities. Each year, 100% of proceeds from the sale of tickets for a guild-made raffle quilt are divided among 3 target organizations picked an-nually by guild members. Well over $30,000 has been donated over the life of the guild. This year’s raffle quilt proceeds will benefit the New England Quilt Museum, the Dover Children’s Home, and the Pease Greeters, who meet U.S. service men and women traveling to or returning from conflict zones.

For more information, visit www.cochecoquilters.com.

discretion. Digital submissions must be 300dpi with the largest dimension no larger than 6” jpeg format.

All digital submissions and questions should be directed to: [email protected].

Name the file as follows: Last name, first initial.Title.jpeg (Example: BaileyM.Title.jpeg).

In order to be considered for jurying, payment of the entry fee must be received by credit card taken over the phone or a mailed in check by Sunday, Oc-tober 26. If accepted, the work must be delivered to the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery no later than Sunday, November 2 at 4 p.m. The jury has the option, upon receipt of the artwork to decline.

Pick up of exhibited work is Saturday and Sunday, Novem-ber 29 and 30, from noon to 4 p.m. If you cannot pick up your work personally, please make arrangements for someone to remove your work on the spe-cific dates.

Entry fees are as follows: NHAA members: $20 for the

first piece, $5 for the second piece (nonrefundable); Nonmembers: $40 for the first piece, $5 for the second piece (nonrefundable); Students: with a valid school ID pay members’ rate.

Each piece must be prop-erly labeled on the back with the artist’s name, title of piece, price, and year completed. (Please do not use juried from below as a label)

All work must have been completed in the last two years and never exhibited in Ports-mouth, NH or in a NHAA off-site exhibition.

Art must be of professional quality, must be original (no re-productions) and must comply with all NHAA framing policies (attached). Final hanging deci-sion left up to gallery manage-ment.

Work must be no wider than 48 inches wide.

Opening reception is No-vember 7, at the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery, 5 to 8 p.m. with an award presentation at 6 p.m.

Awards will be as fol-lows: Joan L. Dunfey Memorial

Prizes: First prize $500, second prize $300, third prize $200.

Liability - For Insurance Purposes: The value of each work is agreed to be 50 percent of the first $1000 of the listed price, plus 25 percent of that portion of the listed price that exceeds $1000 (if any) up to a maximum value of $2000. NHAA will not be responsible for any loss or damage to any work from any cause, regardless of fault, over and above it’s agreed upon value. Sales: All work must be for sale - no NFS will be accepted. The NHAA retains 40 percent com-mission on work sold.

For application and infor-mation: nhartassociation.org.

counselor that specializes in adolescents and their families. The panel in Exeter will consist of Ryan Veno, Exeter Police De-partment; Clint Crosbie, Tech-nology Expert; and Tucker.

There is no fee to attend the panel discussion, which will also include refreshments. For more information, visit www.newheightsonline.org, or con-tact [email protected].

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Rebecca Rule, NH’s foremost story-teller and humorist, takes the stage at ACT ONE’s ‘Beyond Festival’

ACT ONE’s ‘Beyond Festival’ Presents Rebecca Rule Cocheco Quilters Guild Show at the Rochester Community Center

Joan L. Dunfey Memorial Open Juried Exhibition

Garrison Players Youth Education Presents ‘Legally Blonde Jr’

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Saturday, October 18

10th Annual ‘Touch-A-Truck’From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Pease Boulevard, Pease Tradeport, Portsmouth. (Rain date, October 19). $5 per person, not to exceed $20 per family. FMI: 603-778-8193.

St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish DinnerFrom 4 to 6 p.m. at St. Martin Church Hall, corner of Maple and West High St. Somersworth. The menu will feature roast pork, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, applesauce, assorted vegetables, beverage and dessert. $8/adults, $5/children ages 6 to 15, under 6 are free. Family rates offered, take out available.

Sunday, October 19

Mounted Patrol FundraiserFrom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., 75 Co-checho Street, Dover. The Mount-ed Unit is funded entirely through donations so this fundraiser during their Open House serves to sup-port the horses for the year. The fundraiser will occur during the Open house.a game of Barn Bingo. FMI: http://dovernh.cham-bermaster.com.

Historic Portsmouth Chamber Music Presents Trio CleoniceThe award-winning Trio Cleonice, comprised of violin, cello and piano, will play at 3 p.m. at St. John’s Episcopal Church as part of Historic Portsmouth Chamber Music. This concert is the last of four concerts in the 2014 series. A $20 at-the-door donation is suggested. FMI: 603-431-2538 or www.portsmouthathenaeum.org.

Dover Moose Lodge Benefit BreakfastFrom 8 to 11 a.m. Tickets are available at the Dover Chamber of Commerce office or at the door for $5 each. Although Kelley’s Row is officially closing for good, pro-ceeds will benefit Blue Latitudes and all the employees of both res-taurants displaced by the sewage overflow. Donations of gift baskets or gift certificates from downtown business for the raffle are welcome and volunteers to wait tables and clean-up are needed. FMI: Peg Purcell at 603-749-0555.

Trick or Treat TrotExeter Hospital’s 2nd annual 3.5-mile run/walk and creepy crawler fun run. Begins at 9 a.m. Prizes, snacks, face painting, gift bags for kids. Pre-register at active.com or download registration form at ex-eterhospital.com/trickortreattrot.

Monday, October 20‘Your Haunted Towns’North Hampton Historical Society kicks off its Fall programs at 7 p.m. with Paranormal Reactions presenting ‘Your Haunted Towns.’ Hear the lores and legends about other towns and participate in a live paranormal investigation of the North Hampton Town Hall. The 1844 building is on the National Register of Historic Places and has a meeting hall, Paul Revere bell, and former jail. Event is free, at North Hampton Town Hall, 231 Atlantic Ave.

Tuesday, October 21Pre-Event Book Signing With Poet Laureate Billy CollinsCalled “America’s Favorite Poet” by The Wall Street Journal and “the most popular poet in Ameri-ca” by The New York Times, Billy Collins will be at the Music Hall in Portsmouth from 5 to 6 p.m. for a public pre-event book signing and meet & greet prior to his sold-out event at The Music Hall Loft. Col-lins will be signing his new book ‘Aimless Love: New and Selected Poems’. Tickets can be purchased online at www.themusichall.org.

Wednesday, October 22Generic Theater Presents ‘When She’s Gone’Generic Theater’s free play-read-ing series continues at 7:30 p.m., with ‘When She’s Gone’ by Lina Benich, a student at Emerson College in Boston. ‘When She’s Gone’ concerns Charlie, an awk-ward protagonist, who is coming to terms with his girlfriend Minnie, who is in a coma, but talkative in flashbacks. The series read-ings take place monthly at the Players’ Ring, 105 Marcy Street, Portsmouth NH; no reservations are necessary. FMI: www.play-ersring.org.

Thursday, October 23

New England Construction Forum A full-day of educational and net-working, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., designed to meet the needs of New England construction and real estate development professionals. Features 12 breakout sessions, in addition to a keynote address by Gregg Schoppman of FMI Corpo-ration. Session topics range from ‘Construction Accounting and Project Management: How to use the latest technology to automate your construction project,to ‘Who to Hire and How Much to Pay: Update on Regulations Applicable to Contractors and Subcontrac-tors on Federally Funded Projects,’ and ‘Trending Now: Economic Recovery and Its Impact on the Surety Markets.’ At the Sheraton Hotel, 250 Market Street, Ports-mouth. Register at www.arbcpa.com/necforum2014/. Fee: $40.

Saturday, October 25Dover Main Street Trick-or-TreatsBring your favorite little ghouls and boys to historic downtown Dover from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. as Dover Main Street hosts its 4th Annual Halloween Trick-or-Treats event sponsored by Kennebunk Savings Bank. Visit favorite local haunts as your children trick or treat in costume. FMI: www.dovermain-street.org.

Bridge the Gap to End PolioJoin over 300 Rotarians, family and friends and walk across the new Memorial Bridge to raise awareness and funds for Polio Plus. Bring your Rotarian banner, American or State flag at 9 a.m. and be part of eradicating the first disease in the 21st century. Every $25 donation will be matched two-to-one by the Bill and Me-linda Gates Foundation. Seacoast Rotary Club of Portsmouth, NH. FMI and registration: http://bit.ly/1xLz76a.

Sunday, October 26Trick or Trot 5K & Kid’s Fun RunDover Soccer Association spon-sors the event that will feature prizes in each age group. Register at www.lightboxreg.com. FMI: 603-502-8947.

Dover Public LibraryDecorate Your PumpkinCalling all 5 to12-year olds: Bring an uncarved pumpkin to the library on Saturday, Oct. 18 and we will supply you with the materials for decorating fun. Just drop by anytime between 10 a.m. to noon to decorate your pumpkin.

Craft TableChildren of all ages are invited to make a Clip-on Bat at the Creation Station in the Children’s Room any-time during the week of Oct. 20-25.

Annual Booksale Doors open at 9 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 24 for the Library’s annual, two-week, gigantic fall book sale. Only library cardholders will be able to purchase items on the first day of the sale so be sure to bring your Dover borrower’s card with you. The sale opens to non-cardholders and the general public on Saturday, Oct. 25. Prices range from $.50 to $2, and will be further reduced on Wednesday, Oct. 29, and during Week #2 of the book sale, Novem-ber 3-8, remaining items will be sold for $1 per bag or boxful.

For More InformationContact the library at 603-516-6050 or visit www.dover.lib.nh.us.

Lane Memorial Library‘Mr. Peabody & Sherman’ FilmShown Friday, Oct. 17 at 3:15 p.m. Rated PG (1 hr., 33 mins.). The time-travelling adventures of an advanced canine and his adopted son, as they endeavor to fix a time rift they created. Admission is free. Popcorn and water are provided courtesy of the Friends of the Lane Memorial Library.

For More InformationContact the library at 603-926-3368 or visit www.hampton.lib.nh.us.

Rye Public LibraryAdult Book Group The Adult Book Discussion Group selection for Oct. 21 is ‘After Visiting Friends: A Son’s Story by Michael Hainey.’ The group meets the third Tuesday of every month from 2 to 3 p.m. and from 7 to 8 p.m. Newcom-ers always welcome. Call us or drop in to reserve your copy. Download-able copies may also available for checkout on our Kindle devices.

Digging Into Real FoodOn Thursday, Oct. 23, 7 p.m., Kath Gallant and Tracey Miller,

tober 7, 2014. The daughter of James Garnett and Helen Gar-nett, she was born in Kittery, Maine on December 1, 1935. She attended Kittery schools where she met her beloved husband of 54 years, Guy Tre-fethen. She leaves her son Kevin and his wife Marlene of La-conia, NH, son Dan of Xenia, OH, 5 grandchildren and sev-eral great grandchildren. She is predeceased by her husband, her oldest son Guy Jr., and her youngest son Randy.

Lorraine and Guy moved frequently with their four boys in conjunction with Guy’s career as a cartographer with the US Coast and Geodetic Survey. They lived in Rhode Island, Maryland, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, Nevada, Utah, eventually settling in Vir-ginia Beach, VA. After Guy’s re-tirement, they moved to North

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co-founders of Dig In: Real Food Solutions, will talk about the growth of the local food movement and how to eat locally within a budget. They’ll give you some cost saving tips for eating whole foods and why it all matters. The mission of Dig In is to help people build the connec-tion between what they eat, where it comes from and how it affects their health.

Mother Goose on the Loose A thirty minute interactive session that uses songs and rhymes, pup-pets and musical instruments, to stimulate the learning process of babies and toddlers. Meets Fridays from 10 to 10:30 a.m. in the Com-munity Meeting Room.

A Dim ProspectThose of you who have visited RPL after sunset in recent days may have noticed the parking lot as being somewhat dim. As it turned out, mice invaded one of the lamp posts, built a nest and managed to compromise the internal wiring. Of course, their home post of choice was the junction point of the whole parking lot circuit, so a few nips later, we were in the dark. Luckily, this affected only the post lights on the side of our lot. The prob-lem should be repaired by now. As always, please be cautious as you navigate between our parking lot and entrance along the well-lit walkway.

For More InformationContact the library at 603-964-8401 or visit www.ryepubliclibrary.org.

Wiggin Memorial LibraryFall Craft Fair From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Stratham Municipal Center, 10 Bunker Hill Avenue. Various handcrafted items by exceptional artisans, including jams and preserves, jewelry, pho-tography, infinity scarves, home décor, paintings, fiber arts, botani-cal art, American Girl doll clothes, seasonal merchandise. Raffels, light lunch items, cider donuts, and crafts made by Stratham teens.

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Port, FL. They toured the East-ern US with their camper and enjoyed cruises in the Carib-bean. They spent their summers in Helen, GA.

Lorraine was a talented artist and author. A member of the Lakes Region Art Associa-tion her artistic media included acrylics, oils, and fabric. She en-joyed painting light houses and still life vignettes. She also cre-

ated quilts, wall hangings, and pillows out of fabric, antique handkerchiefs and silk flowers. Writing, both poetry and prose was another of Lorraine’s loves through which she recalled her travels and adventures over her life. Other loves included music (playing the guitar) and collect-ing jewelry.

There will be no calling hours. Burial will be in Eliot, ME at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Central New Hampshire VNA & Hospice, 780 North Main St, Laconia, N. H. 03246.

Wilkinson-Beane-Simo-neau-Paquette Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 164 Pleasant Street, Laconia, N.H. is assisting the family with the arrangements. For more infor-mation and to view an online memorial, visit www.wilkin-sonbeane.com.

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$400 College Graduate, $750 HMF Bonus CashPrice Includes $500 Valued Owner Coupon, $500 Military Rebate,

$400 College Graduate, $500 HMF Bonus Cash

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$17,442




$19,716AWD



$33,998



$15,7922009 GENESIS 4.6L


$18,531V8

ONEOWNER




$14,482



12 IN STOCK

OR BUY FOR


$143PER MONTH

FINANCE FOR

$56PER MONTH

LEASE FOROR BUY FOR




$84 PER MONTH

LEASE FOR

OR BUY FOR$14,584


$247 PER MONTH

FINANCE FOR

OR BUY FOR$19,280


29 MPG



24 IN STOCK

37 MPG

38MPG

0% APR34MPG

36 IN STOCK

ONLY $999 DOWN

$97 PER MONTH

LEASE FOR

OR BUY FOR$18,395

35 MPG



Somersworth Hyundai





MONTH


FINANCE FOR

AWD13 IN STOCK








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$17,442




$19,716AWD



$33,998



$15,7922009 GENESIS 4.6L


$18,531V8

ONEOWNER




$14,482



12 IN STOCK

OR BUY FOR


$143PER MONTH

FINANCE FOR

$56PER MONTH

LEASE FOROR BUY FOR




$84 PER MONTH

LEASE FOR

OR BUY FOR$14,584


$247 PER MONTH

FINANCE FOR

OR BUY FOR$19,280


29 MPG



24 IN STOCK

37 MPG

38MPG

0% APR34MPG

36 IN STOCK

ONLY $999 DOWN

$97 PER MONTH

LEASE FOR

OR BUY FOR$18,395

35 MPG



Somersworth Hyundai





MONTH


FINANCE FOR

AWD13 IN STOCK








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SOM E RSWORTH N ISSAN CE RTI FI E D USE D C AR CE NTE R

All prices and payments based on in-stock units. All prices exclude tax, title, destination and marketing assessment. Prices after all applicable rebates.

285 Rte. 108, Somersworth, NH 603-692-5200Visit us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at: SomersworthNissan.com

Somersworth Nissan

2013 NISSAN ALTIMA 2.5 SLLIKE NEWRed, 6K, Auto,

Alloys, Leather, Roof,Htd Seats, PW, PL, CDStk. P9701

$22,775

2011 NISSAN QUEST SV 7-PASSTan, 47K, Auto,Alloys, PW, PL, PWR Doors, A/C, CDStk. N14853A

$16,7902011 ALTIMA COUPE 2.5 SL

Blue, 47K, Auto,Alloys, Roof, Bose, LeatherStk. N14738A

Somersworth Nissan$16,076

2013 TOYOTA TUNDRA CREWMAX LTD

RARE FIND

Black, 35K, Auto, Alloys, Leather, Roof, Htd Seats, PW, PL, CDStk. P9864WR

$38,6832011 FORD F150 SUPERCREW 4X4 LARIAT PKGSilver, 69K, Auto,

Alloys, Leather,Htd Seats, SunroofStk. P9836WR

$29,6372013 VW JETTA 2.5 SE ONLY

2200 MI.Gray, 2K, Auto,Alloys, Leather, Roof,Htd Seats, PW, PL, CDStk. N14839A


2011 TOYOTA CAMRY SE SMOOTH RIDE

PLATINUMPKG

RARECOUPE

Gray, 64K, Auto,Alloys, Roof,PW, PL, A/C, CDStk. N14819A

$14,3922007 VOLVO V-70

Silver, 56K, Auto,Alloys, Leather, Roof,Htd Seats, PW, PL, CDStk. N146808


OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

MON-THURS TIL 8PMFRI-SAT TIL 6PM

SUNDAYS TIL 5PM


OCTOBERFESTSOMERSWORTH NISSAN’S NO Security

DepositNO Payment Until

Next Year

22 IN STOCK

OR BUY FOR

$10, 621

NEW ’14 NISSAN ROGUE SELET S AWD

$99PER MONTH

LEASE FOR

$129PER MONTH

FINANCE FOROR BUY FOR

$18,08824 month lease with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included. 75 months with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing.


$166 PERMONTH

FINANCEFOR

OR BUY FOR$11,162

75 months with $0 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.

$0DOWN

TWO OR MORE AT THIS PRICE. #29014


NEW ’15 NISSAN VERSA NOTE S

NEW ’15 NISSAN VERSA SEDAN STWO OR MORE AT THIS PRICE. #11155

NEW ’14 NISSAN 11 IN STOCK 0%AVAILABLE

0.9%AVAILABLE AVAILABLE

11 IN STOCK

36 IN STOCK



MONTHFINANCE

FOR


NEW ’14 NISSAN SENTRA S

STOCKSTOCK$0DOWN

NEW ’14 NISSAN NEW ’14 NISSAN SENTRA SSENTRA S

61 IN STOCK

$66 PERMONTH

LEASEFOR

OR BUY FOR$17,208

24 month lease with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.


0%AVAILABLE

NEW ’15 NISSAN ALTIMA 2.5S

7 IN STOCK


NEW ’14 NISSAN JUKE AWDTWO OR MORE AT THIS PRICE. #20214

$151PERMONTH

LEASEFOR

OR BUY FOR$18,736

STOCKSTOCK

JUKE AWDJUKE AWD

0%AVAILABLE7 IN 7 IN

STOCKSTOCKSTOCK

NEW ’14 NISSAN NEW ’14 NISSAN

$$


NEW ’14 NISSAN NEW ’14 NISSAN 11 IN 11 IN STOCKSTOCK0.9%0.9%

AVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLE AVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLE


AVAILABLEAVAILABLEAVAILABLE

NEW ’15 NISSAN NEW ’15 NISSAN ALTIMA 2.5SALTIMA 2.5S



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Somersworth Nissan



$22,775






RARE FIND








PLATINUMPKG

RARECOUPE


$14,3922007 VOLVO V-70



OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK


SUNDAYS TIL 5PM




Next Year

22 IN STOCK

OR BUY FOR

$10, 621


$99PER MONTH

LEASE FOR

$129PER MONTH




$166 PERMONTH

FINANCEFOR

OR BUY FOR$11,162


$0DOWN







11 IN STOCK

36 IN STOCK



MONTHFINANCE

FOR



STOCKSTOCK$0DOWN


61 IN STOCK

$66 PERMONTH

LEASEFOR

OR BUY FOR$17,208



0%AVAILABLE


7 IN STOCK



$151PERMONTH

LEASEFOR

OR BUY FOR$18,736

STOCKSTOCK

JUKE AWDJUKE AWD


STOCKSTOCKSTOCK


$$









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Somersworth Nissan



$22,775






RARE FIND








PLATINUMPKG

RARECOUPE


$14,3922007 VOLVO V-70



OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK


SUNDAYS TIL 5PM




Next Year

22 IN STOCK

OR BUY FOR

$10, 621


$99PER MONTH

LEASE FOR

$129PER MONTH




$166 PERMONTH

FINANCEFOR

OR BUY FOR$11,162


$0DOWN







11 IN STOCK

36 IN STOCK



MONTHFINANCE

FOR



STOCKSTOCK$0DOWN


61 IN STOCK

$66 PERMONTH

LEASEFOR

OR BUY FOR$17,208



0%AVAILABLE


7 IN STOCK



$151PERMONTH

LEASEFOR

OR BUY FOR$18,736

STOCKSTOCK

JUKE AWDJUKE AWD


STOCKSTOCKSTOCK


$$









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