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PORTSMOUTH -You’re invited to the party!

Come make history with the Portsmouth Historical Soci-ety as they celebrate the 267th birthday of John Paul Jones on Sunday, July 13 at the John Paul Jones House Museum, 43 Middle St., Portsmouth. . The festival will be held at both the John Paul Jones House and Dis-cover Portsmouth.

John Paul Jones is widely known as the father of the Amer-ican Navy and was born in the southwest coast of Scotland on July 6, 1747. He was a tenant of the Widow Purcell in this house in 1781 while he supervised the building of the Navy’s ship America nearby. His house is

for Pooh fans of all ages, but is especially geared towards the under ten crowd, to encourage them (and their parents) to get out in New England woods and appreciate nature’s beauty and variety.

The trail has signage with words and pictures relating to the characters and stories from the classics “Winnie the Pooh” and “The House at Pooh Corner” by A.A. Milne with illustrations by E.H. Shepard. Enjoyment of the trail is enhanced by a familiarity with these stories, but that is cer-tainly not required.

Families with children are especially encouraged to attend, but both the Pooh Trail and the further trails of the Goodwill Conservation Land present wonderful hiking opportunities for everyone. Maps and a bro-chure of these trails can be found at Barringtonconcom.org. The library will also have trail maps on hand and has a large collec-tion of Winnie-the-Pooh books and movies you can share with your children.

The Goodwill Conserva-tion Area is 155 acres that was

Downtown Construction ‘Progress In The Making’SOMERSWORTH –

The downtown revitalization project is in full swing and head-ing into Phase II. The project is on schedule to finish in November with up to four crews working diligently to meet that goal. Paving has begun in some sections, giving a glimpse into how the downtown will look once it’s finished. Stay up-to-date on the construction weekly by visiting www.somersworth.com or by tuning into channel 22.

now the museum of Portsmouth men, women and children, where their stories live. The cel-

ebration is a rare opportunity to be entertained and to learn more of the exceptional story of John

Paul Jones. Admission and tours are

free to the public. Events begin at 1 p.m at the John Paul Jones House with the presentation of colors by the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Color Guard followed by a talk by author and historian J. Dennis Robinson on Jones and a children’s pie eating con-test with prizes. There will be a live outdoor concert by Great Bay Sailor who will be perform-ing maritime and traditional Irish/Scottish music, cake and a special appearance by Ports-mouth’s notorious Silas Deanne, the Accused Spy from the Portsmouth Underbelly tours. The John Paul Jones House is located at 43 Middle Street in Downtown Portsmouth. Get into the birthday spirit early with the John Paul Jones Flamingo Fundraiser on Saturday, July 12. Fifteen dollars/2 for twenty-five lets you take one of these locally crafted birds home and benefits the Portsmouth Historical Soci-ety.

The all-day festivities con-tinue at 2 p.m. with a signature lecture by author and historian

J. Dennis Robinson at Discover Portsmouth. Robinson will pres-ent ‘Collecting John Paul Jones: America’s First Action Hero’. Everyone knows his name but few know his story. The real John Paul Jones was born in Scotland and spent more than a year in New Hampshire during the American Revolution. A jealous genius, Jones (not his real name) was a complex self-made naval hero on a quest for glory. Author J. Dennis Robinson tells Jones’s story, illustrated with images from his own extensive collection of ‘Jonesiana’. Robin-son shows how America rejected Jones, then used his name and image to sell everything from whiskey to cigarettes, to wom-en’s clothing -- and especially to recruit for the US Navy.

At 2 p.m. on the lawn of the John Paul Jones House the kids will be gearing up for the first annual John Paul Jones Pie Eating Contest. Winner is the first to finish three pies – no hands! Kids 7 & under and Youth 8-13 will compete for

conserved by the Town of Bar-rington and a generous dona-tion by previous owner Carolyn Goodwill in 2007. The land is protected via a conservation easement held by the Strafford Rivers Conservancy. It is located on Route 9, about 1-1/2 miles west of Route 125 and 1/2 mile east of Young Road.

The hike will be easy, about one mile, though there is a bit of uphill in one section. Wear ap-propriate shoes and dress for the weather, as it is scheduled rain or shine. Bring water, and leave pets at home. There is a small parking area off Route 9 to the right of Richardson Drive. If full, parking is also available on Richardson Drive.

Please RSVP by emailing [email protected] or calling 603-664-5974.

BARRINGTON –The Barrington Conserva-

tion Commission invites you to to the official opening of the Winnie-the-Pooh Trail on Satur-day, July 12 at 2 p.m. Come and see Rabbit’s house, Eeyore’s “sad and gloomy” place, and “Where the Woozle Wasant!”

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Illustration by E.H. Shepard

John Paul Jones House (Ralph Morang photo)

Celebrating The 267th Birthday of John Paul Jones

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For more information, con-tact Cocheco Valley Humane Society at 262 County Farm Road in Dover, 603-749-5322, or www.cvhsonline.org.

DOVER -The Dover Planning Board

and the Planning Department are working with a group of vol-unteers to update the Land Use Chapter of the Dover Master Plan. The Land Use chapter, which was prepared in 2007, is being updated. As part of the pro-cess, the Planning Board created a Steering Committee in March to oversee the work and to ensure there is ample opportunity for public participation during the process.

The Steering Committee, chaired by former City Coun-

cilor Jerry Reese, has been meet-ing monthly and working closely with the Planning Department and the planning consultant hired by the City: Jeffrey H. Taylor & Associates. The process is sched-uled to take approximately six months. All the steering com-mittee meetings are open to the public. Maps being prepared as part of the update are available on the City website at www.dover.nh.gov.

“This is an important update to the City’s Master Plan,” Reese said. “I am pleased that two members of the committee were

DOVER -Sampson

Sampson is just 4 years old and came to the shelter because his owners could not afford to care for his allergies. This sweet little dog is playful and affection-ate. He is looking for a medium energy home with someone who is willing to keep him on a special diet to help his allergies. Sampson is very protective of his food, so must go to a home with older children (13+). Because he is reactive towards people with his food, he might also be reac-

members of the last update, seven years ago. That gives the commit-tee some continuity and allows us to focus on the future and not keep asking the question of how we got to where we are now. In the three meetings held so far, the members of the committee have been engaged and asking many questions of the planning staff and the City’s consultant. That, I believe, will lead to a finished product which will be useful for all stakeholders in the future.”

The Master Plan, which is a blueprint for the City’s future development and acts as both a reference and policy document, is

updated every five to 10 years by the Planning Board. The Master Plan is designed to help a com-munity meet change responsibly, guiding its growth in an orderly manner.

The City began the Master Plan update process in 2012 with the development of its Visioning Chapter. This process, branded Dover 2023, set in motion the process of creating a Master Plan outlining how the community wants to look and feel when it cel-ebrates its 400th anniversary. As part of the Vision chapter work, a time-line for completing six chap-ters in the overall Master Plan

was completed. In 2014, staff de-veloped a Data Appendix which will be used by all future chapters in the cycle.

In addition to the Land Use chapter, the City will work on the following chapters over the next five years: Transportation, Stew-ardship of Community Resourc-es, Recreation, and Regional Concerns.

To view the City’s adopted Master Plan, visit www.dover.nh.gov. For more information or to get involved with the project, contact City Planner Steve Bird at 603-516-6008 or [email protected].

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House, explores the lives of chil-dren in New England in the 19th and early 20th centuries through the objects they used.

Featuring toys, dolls, cloth-ing, games and other items, the exhibit runs through September 7 at the Colonel Paul Wentworth House on Water Street in Rollins-ford. The exhibit and the Wen-tworth House are open on Sun-days from 1 to 4 pm and at other times by appointment.

Hands-on activities for chil-dren will be featured on Sunday, July 13 and again on Sunday, August 17. Children and other visitors will be able to try out early American toys and games such as graces, ball and cup, and nine man’s morris, and make a thaumatrope to take home.

The circa 1701 Wentworth House is maintained by the As-sociation for Rollinsford Culture and History. For more informa-tion, visit www.paulwentworth-house.org or call 603-742-4747.

ROLLINSFORD -Toy trains, a Lindy airplane,

a miniature cast iron cookstove, a Boy Scout bugle – what do these items tell us about the children who used them? ‘Seen But Not Heard: Childhood in New Eng-land’, a new exhibit this summer at the Colonel Paul Wentworth

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Friday, July 11Two Plays At Players’ Ring TheaterTwo original short plays share the stage the weekend of July 11, 105 March St., Portsmouth. The first play,’Bruder’ features Morris Feldstein, a wealthy survivor of Auschwitz who has never stopped looking for his younger brother. The second play, ‘The Settlement’ is about a supermarket mishap and a lawsuit that follows. Friday and Saturday performances at 10 p.m., Sunday performance at 9 p.m. Reservations at 603-436-8123 or playersring.org. Tickets, $12 General, $10 Students, Se-niors, Members.

The Spectras Kick Off Cocheco Arts FestivalThe Cochecho Arts Festival is set to kick off with The Spectras, sponsored by Federal Savings Bank, performing on the Rotary Arts Pavilion Stage at 7 p.m. The Dover-based rock n’ roll band known for drawing capacity crowds to Henry Law Park is ex-pected to pack the house again in 2014 as they celebrate their 50th Anniversary Summer Tour. FMI: www.CochechoArtsFestival.org or 603-742-2218.

Fairy and Elf House Building Day At Children’s Museum The Children’s Museum of NH invites kids to create their own fairy or elf house to take home between 11 am and 3 pm, with no reservations required. All the building materials and bases will be supplied. FMI: 603-742-2002 or www.childrens-museum.org.

Sunday, July 13Community HU Chant At 10 a.m. and continuing on the

2nd Sunday of each month at the Hampton Inn, 9 Hotel Drive, Dover NH. FMI: call 800-713-8944 or visit www.eckankar-nh.org.

Tuesday, July 15Dover Chamber Business Open HouseMeets at 7 p.m. at the Cocheco Country Club, 145 Gulf Rd., Dover. Bring business cards and network with friends and colleagues. FMI: www.dovernh.org.

‘Straight No Chaser’ At Music HallThe Music Hall is thrilled to an-nounce that global sensations ‘Straight No Chaser’, a 10-person a cappella group, will be perform-ing at the Historic Theater at 7:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at The Music Hall box office, 28 Chestnut St, Portsmouth, over the phone at 603-436-2400, or online at www.themusichall.org.

Wednesday, July 16Line Dance and Couples Dance LessonsAt Rockingham Ballroom, 22 Ash Swamp Road, Newmarket. Beginner and Intermediate Line Dance and Couples Dance les-sons with Gail Eaton, 6:15-10 pm. $8/lesson per person, or $10 for the entire nightly session. FMI: 603-659-4410.

1-2-3 MagicDaily arguing and testing, whining and fighting can wear you down. 1-2-3 Magic is a method that will provide tools and strategies proven to reduce parenting. Fa-cilitated by Karen Walton, Families First Health Center Social Worker. Tuesdays, July 15 and 22, 6 to 7:30 p.m., at Families First, 100 Campus Dr., Portsmouth. Free;

Dover Public Library‘Fizz, Boom…Think’An interactive outreach program sponsored by Federal Savings Bank and presented by the Chil-dren’s Museum of NH, will explore this great Earth, and all of its trash, on Friday, July 18 at 10:30 a.m. Pre-registration is required.

Paws for ReadingChildren are invited to join ‘Paws for Reading’ sess ions with Murphy, a Cer tif ied Therapy Dog, and her handler, Karen. They will be in the Children’s Room on Thursday, July 17 from 10 to 11 a.m. Murphy loves a good story but needs someone to read it to her! If your child is interested in helping Murphy and practicing reading aloud, sign up for a read-ing session during one of these times.

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

Lane Memorial LibraryEarn RewardsDuring the months of July and August, adults will have a chance to relax and read some great books while earning t ickets toward a weekly Barnes and

DOVER -On Tuesday evening, July

15 at 7 p.m., the Dover Public Library will host its seventh, and final performance, in a series of free classical music concerts fea-turing live performances of well-known musical masterpieces. This finale concert, performed solo by series organizer and pia-nist Naho Bessho will feature music by Frederic Chopin, the famous 19th century Polish com-poser. The program will include many of his familiar nocturnes, etudes, and waltzes. The con-cert’s length is under one hour, so that children may attend and enjoy the music too. Naho’s goal has always been to encour-age classical music appreciation among all ages.

Naho Bessho was born in Japan and is a concert pianist in Dover. At age 19 she won the highest award at the Japan Clas-sical Music Competition. She graduated from Aichi Prefec-tural University of Fine Arts and Music with a Master of Music degree. She has played with the Krakow Philharmonic Orches-tra in Poland, and in 2001 won 2nd prize at the Yangtze River Cup.

great prizes and the honorable distinction of going down in his-tory as the first winner of this contest. There is a $5 entrance fee per child. Advanced registra-tion is recommended by calling the Discover Portsmouth Front Desk at 603-436-8433.

The lawn will also be the stage for a live concert by the eclectic local folk band Great Bay Sailor. Casting a wide net, the band performs out of an ex-tensive repertoire of maritime, Irish/Scottish, British and Old-timey music. In the maritime tra-dition, they play and sing tradi-tional and contemporary songs and tunes inspired by ships, sail-ors, oceans and tall tales. Don’t forget to bring a lawn chair.

For more information, visit PortsmouthHistory.org.

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Thursday, July 17Rochester Chamber Business After HoursJoin Groen Builders, Inc., Mc-Groen Partners, LLC, Granite State Express Care, LLC and Granite State Lab at the 120 Washington Place facility. Tour this newly constructed facility and to learn more about the green construction initiatives that were used. From 5:30 to 7 p.m.

Saturday, July 19Annual Blues FestivalRochester Main Street presents the 3rd Annual Rochester Blues Festival, underwritten by D.F. Richard Energy, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on North Main Street in downtown Rochester. The event will feature a BBQ cook off contest, sponsored by Leone, McDonnell & Roberts, craft ven-dors and live entertainment. FMI: 603-330-3208 or visit www.roch-estermainstreet.org.

Seaside Celebration At Kennebunk BeachAnnual celebration at KBIA at 6 to 8 p.m features cocktail party and a chance to meet new friends. Kennebunk Beach Improvement Assoc. RSVP by July 14 to info @kbia.net or 207-967-2180.

Sunday, July 20Organ Duet Concert At 3 p.m., featuring Terrie Harman and Mark Thallander, organists, St. Theresa Church, 815 Central Road, Rye Beach, FMI: 603-964-6630.

Bessho competed in Inter-national Competition in Osaka, and came to the US in 2002, graduating from Boston Uni-versity with a Performance Di-ploma in 2006. She has given many piano recitals throughout New England, plus six here in Dover at the library. In 2010, she released her first CD, ‘Invita-tion’, and last April released her second CD ‘Spianato’. She has taught private lessons locally, but will soon be moving to the Washington, DC area.

Naho’s exquisite talents at the piano are free and all ages are welcome to attend. For more information, call the library at 603-516-6050.

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Noble $25 gift card drawing each Saturday, and the end-of-summer Grand Prize - a 7” Samsung Android tablet. Library patrons can play Bingo with a choice of 25 Fiction or 25 Non-Fiction cat-egories. Pick up Bingo cards at the library, or download from the library website.

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

Rye Public LibraryFraud workshop For Seniors: Five Types Of FraudHeld Friday, July 11 from noon to 1 p.m. Free lunch-and-learn format. Financial advisor Irina Andreasen will focus on the five most common types of fraud in an effort to help people recognize them and avoid becoming victims. There will be time after the session for question.

‘The Secret River” Adult Book Club SelectionThe Adult Book Discussion Group selection for July 15, is The Sccret River by Kate Grenville. The group meets the third Tuesday of every month from 2 to 3 p.m.. and from 7 to 8 p.m. Newcomers are always welcome. Call us or drop in to reserve your copy. Downloadable copies are available for checkout on the library Kindle devices. ‘The Secret River’ is the tale of William and Sal’s deep love for their small, exotic corner of the new world, and William’s gradual realization that if he wants to make a home for his family, he must forcibly take the land from the people who came before him. ‘The Secret River’ is a magnificent, transport-ing work of historical fiction.

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


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PORTSMOUTH -The Portsmouth Athe-

naeum announces the summer schedule of Historic Portsmouth Chamber Music. The series of four Sunday concerts will kick off with the Rowe’s Lane Quar-tet, comprised of two violins, viola and cello, on July 13 at the Rye Congregational Church. Subsequent performances in-clude Emily Daggett Smith and Tanya Gabrielian, on piano and violin, on August 24 at New Castle Congregational Church; Calandra Trio, comprised of viola, harp and flute, on Sep-tember 14 at the First Congrega-tional Church of Kittery Point; and Trio Cleonice, comprised of violin, cello, and piano, on Oc-

PORTSMOUTH -A benefit concert will take

place Friday, July 18, at 8 p.m. at the historic North Church, 2 Congress Street. All proceeds will go to the Con Tutti Chorus Humanitarian Tour in Puerto Rico in 2015.

Hailed by the Boston Globe as a “sure-fingered guitar virtuo-so,” Randy Armstrong is the co-founder of Do’a World Music En-semble and Unu Mondo. With a collection of over two hundred instruments from around the world, including acoustic, syn-thesizer and nylon-string guitars, sitar, balofon, djembe, koto, cha-rango, mbira and a wide variety of percussion and stringed instru-ments, he has amazed audiences throughout the United States,

Canada, Alaska, and India. As a composer and per-

forming artist with Do’a World Music Ensemble, his music has been acclaimed as “a marvelous kaleidoscope of shifting melo-dies, rhythms, and instrumental colors” by Downbeat magazine. CD Review stated, “guitarist Randy Armstrong… has com-posed some of the brightest con-temporary instrumentals this side of the hemisphere.” Randy Armstrong has performed, re-corded and appeared on over 35 albums and film scores. For more information and to sample his music, visit www.randyarm-strong.com

Armstrong will be joined by accomplished local musi-cian Cynthia Chatis. Her ethe-

real flute playing and vocals with shruti box drone “fill the rafters with their intensity of powerful sound, great presence and spiri-tual depth.” She has played with many local entertainers, appear-ing regularly at Jazzmouth, The Press Room, Ri Ra and other establishments. She has con-tributed to several recordings, including a solo album ‘Wind,’ featuring original instrumental compilations for yoga and medi-tation.

Tickets and minimum do-nation of $15 are available at the door or in advance at Riverrun Bookstore on 142 Fleet Street in downtown Portsmouth, on brownpapertickets.com. For more information, please email [email protected].

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Center’s outdoor concert series brings some of New England’s favorite bands to the seacoast this summer for its 19th season. Sponsored by the Atlantic Grill, Music-by-the-Sea is the Center’s signature fundraising event.

Owners and Rye residents, Michael and Peter Labrie, who also own the popular Ports-mouth waterfront restaurant, River House, are known for their generous support of the arts. Ac-cording to Michael Labrie, “We support Seacoast Science Cen-ter’s ocean education mission and its new Marine Mammal Rescue program. We are hon-ored to underwrite the Center’s Music-by-the-Sea concert series in anticipation of the opening of our newest restaurant venture, the Atlantic Grill.”

On July 17, the premier U2 tribute band, Joshua Tree takes the stage at the Atlantic Grill. Joshua Tree awes the crowd with their remarkable reproduction

of the world’s most popular rock band.

Be sure to arrive early on July 24 when Entrain rocks the shore. Entrain has proven to be a favorite of Music-by-the-Sea fans and has brought sell-out crowds. The band is praised for its ability to shift effortlessly between mu-sical styles—from rock, blues, calypso and ska, to zydeco, jazz and funk—all based around drums and an infectious rhythm.

One of the most fun-lov-ing, local party bands is back on August 31; Jumbo Circus Pea-nuts. The big bands’ swinging-pop-jazz, crazy costumes and tossed-into-the-crowd beaded necklaces keep the crowd on their feet all evening.

This year, you can enjoy a fifth concert, when Drowned Valley takes the stage on August 7. All proceeds from this concert will benefit the Center’s Marine Mammal Rescue program, thanks to the generosity of the UNH Marine Docents. You’ll not only enjoy great foot-stomp-

PORTSMOUTH -Join the two-time People’s

Choice Spotlight Award winning Shakespeare in Prescott Park as it returns for its fourth season with ‘The Comedy Of Errors’. Pro-duced by Prescott Park Arts Festi-val and presented by Seven Stages Shakespeare Company (7SSC), ‘The Comedy Of Errors’ will run for five Sunday afternoon perfor-mances, July 13 through August 17, in Prescott Park. This produc-tion is a benefit for Prescott Park Arts Festival, and is sponsored by DTC Lawyers: Donahue, Tucker & Ciandella, PLLC, and Ports-mouth Gas Light Company.

One of Shakespeare’s ear-lier comedies, director Kevin Condardo says ‘The Comedy Of Errors’ is sure to please both Shakespeare novices and aficio-nados alike. “The story is simple and easy to follow - if you’ve seen a mistaken identity farce before, chances are ‘Comedy’ was an influence,” says Condardo who is also 7SSC’s Managing Direc-tor. “Beyond that, though, there are also a lot of juicy surprises to find when you dig in to the poetry and watch a young Shakespeare learning how to write.”

This Shakespeare in Prescott Park production tells the story of two sets of twins sepa-rated at birth who turn a secluded bayou town on its head for the strangest afternoon on record as they unwittingly cross paths in Shakespeare’s boisterous farce. The visiting twins from hated Syracuse find themselves greeted by strangers and given unsolic-ited gifts, the hometown twins

Shakespeare in Prescott Park re-turns for a fourth season with ‘The Comedy Of Errors’. (David J. Murray, Clear Eye photo)

Shakespeare in Prescott Returns

native to Ephesus find themselves locked out of their home and in-explicably pestered by police and creditors alike, and the rest of the town is left seeing double and trying to sort out the incredibly unusual sequence of events.

The cast includes: Dan Beaulieu; Meredith Caple; Scott Caple; Tara Jean Conway; G. Matthew Gaskell; Rich Harris; Bill Humphreys; Sara LaFlamme; CJ Lewis; Megan O’Connor; Ryan Salvato; Chris-topher Savage; James Sears; Nate Speckman; and Matthew Von Richards.

’The Comedy Of Errors’ in Prescott Park plays on Sunday, July 13; Sunday, July 20; Sunday, August 3; Sunday, August 10; and Sunday, August 17. All shows at 3 p.m. For more information visit www.7stagesshakespeare.org.

tober 19 at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Portsmouth. All con-certs start at 3 p.m..

There is a suggested $20 at-the-door donation for each concert for those attendees who do not wish to subscribe to the Athenaeum series.

“In the past two years, the response to Historic Ports-mouth Chamber Music has been simply overwhelming,” noted Bill Wieting, Chairman of the Portsmouth Athenaeum Performance Committee. “We are excited again to be pairing captivating music and gifted performers with uniquely his-toric properties in the greater Portsmouth area.”

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Julie McKenzie of Rowe’s Lane Quartet (Susan Wllson photo)

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No matter how much Social Security you ultimately receive, it’s almost certainly not going to be enough to pro-vide all the income you’ll need. So during your working years, try to contribute as much as you can, for as long as you can, to your IRA and your 401(k) or other employer-sponsored retirement plan. At the same time, look for other investment opportunities. And when you reach retirement, create a with-drawal strategy that allows you to stretch out the income you

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USB drive that needed to be in order. They remained in order as long as I was dragging and drop-ping from another folder. Then I found a photo I wanted to add and instead of saving to the file I was dragging from I saved di-rectly to the USB drive. At that point all the photos where no longer in order. Is it because I saved directly to the USB drive? Or does the PC actually just randomly change the way you had been saving the files for no reason? Please if you can answer this it would be greatly appreci-ated. Cynthia

Dear Cynthia,When you save photos on

a drive, they are not really saved in any particular order. Instead, they are saved in the first avail-

able empty space on the device, sometimes, one file can be saved across several locations. When you are looking at your files on the USB drive, the order they are displayed in is determined by the way they are sorted, usu-ally by file name, but you can change the way they are sorted depending on what your needs are. When you are looking at your files, you can sort them by file name, file size, date, or any tags you might have given them.

Since you want your files in a specific order, the easiest way to line them up, is to change the file name. If you have less than 100 photos, name the first one 01myphoto, then the second one 02myphoto and so on. The my photo part of the file name can be whatever you want it to be as long as the numbers at the begin-

ning of the file name are in the correct order. If you have more than 100 photos to organize, just start with two zeros in front of the file name. 001, 002, etc. Elizabeth

Dear Computer Lady,This problem seems to

happen randomly, but always after using the computer for at least an hour or more. Suddenly, the program I’m using locks up. When I try to close it, nothing happens. When I click on an-other open tab, it opens with a completely black screen, but still showing the tool bars. I’ve tried closing all programs using task manager, but when I try to open a program, I again get the black screen. The only way to get rid of it is to restart the computer. I’ve checked Google for a solution but nothing I’ve found works. This began about a month ago. My computer is only a year old Lenovo desktop. Can you help? Carole

Dear Carole,I can’t tell you exactly what

is wrong with your computer without taking a look at it and running some diagnostics. First, I would look for a hardware problem. Is the computer over-heating? You can run a program like speccy at: http://www.piri-form.com/speccy to check the temperature of different compo-

nents in the computer. I would also run a check on your RAM for errors, and your hard drive. I would also check your video card, make sure you have up to date drivers, and that it is not overheating.

If all your hardware is fine, then it is time to start looking at the software. If this prob-lem only happens when you are using Internet Explorer, try using Chrome or Firefox in-stead and see what happens. If you experience this problem no matter what program you are in, a clean install of Windows might be needed. Make sure you back up your files first! If you are not comfortable running these tests on your computer, your local computer shop should be able to do it for you. If you live in the area, give me a call, I would be happy to help. Elizabeth

Dear Computer Lady,I have a Windows 7 home

premium laptop and I gave it a check to see if it’s compatible with Windows 8 and it is. I have a Windows 8 desktop as well. Can I burn on a DVD the win-dows 8 and use it on my laptop to upgrade so I don’t have to spend over $100 on a Windows 8 DVD? Lisa

Dear Lisa,No, you can’t. This won’t

work for two reasons. You can’t

take the files that are on your Windows 8 computer, transfer them to the old computer and be instantly running Windows 8. That is not the way things work. You would need to install Win-dows 8 from a Windows 8 DVD, or a download from Microsoft. The second reason is that this is not legal. Like it or not, Win-dows 8 is over $100, and pirating a copy from another computer is stealing plain and simple. Windows 7 is a great operating system, and unless you have a specific reason for upgrading to Windows 8, I would save my money and continue to run Win-dows 7 on the laptop. Elizabeth

Dear Computer Lady,I was looking at your re-

sponse to shut down windows 8 computer. Just hit the power button on the computer and shut it down. It is the easiest way I find on laptops. Not sure if it is OK to use on tabletops. Has not hurt my laptop at all. Albert

Dear Albert,Pressing the power button

is an acceptable way to shut down your computer, you just need to be aware of a couple of things.

Always press and release the power button to start the shutdown process. If you hold the power button for 4 or more

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NH; Aaron Dubois, Portsmouth, NH; Alexander Eib, Kingston, NH; Hannah Ells, Amesbury, MA; Thomas Fleming, Dover, NH; Johanna Gleason-Vergados, Somersworth, NH; Ryan Henry, Stratham, NH; Jillian Holden, Dover, NH; Margaret Holland, Newburyport, MA; Danielle Kalm-bach, Hampton, NH; Joseph Karsonovich, Hampton Falls, NH; Jackson Kaspari, Somersworth, NH; George Kassas, Salem, NH; Magdalena Kenter, Kingston, NH; Mingee Kim, Dover, NH; Bryan King, Rye, NH; Jacqueline Klatt, Sanbornville, NH; Joshua Mace, Dover, NH; Jacqueline Maz-zone, Dover, NH; Jack O’Reilly, Portsmouth, NH; Abbey Raiche, Dover, NH; Georgie Rooney, North Hampton, NH; Lillian Smith, Dover, NH; Rachel Sonia, Fre-mont, NH; Matthew Webber, York, ME; Alexandra Wentworth, Rollinsford, NH.

Grade 11Principal’s ListChristopher Brunet, Durham, NH; Colleen Coffey, Dover, NH; Kyra Sarazen, North Hampton, NH; Michael Strabone, Hampton Falls, NH.

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HonorsZane Angelopoulos, Somer-sworth, NH; John Ball, Ports-mouth, NH; Madeline Boduch, Dover, NH; Elizabeth Callaghan, Rochester, NH; Yage Chen, Dover, NH; Caroline Colella, Rollinsford, NH; Caragh Collins, Stratham, NH; Cara Dargan, York, ME; Peter Ferrin, Rye, NH; Meghan Flynn, York, ME; Hannah Gad-arowski, Dover, NH; Jennifer Gallagher, Hampton Falls, NH; Kevin Gray, Stratham, NH; Peter Hedberg, Dover, NH; Caroline Kahr, Madbury, NH; Haley Kalm-bach, Hampton, NH; Sophie Kenny, Stratham, NH; Thomas King, West Newbury, MA; Abigail Lawlor, North Hampton, NH; Emma Lawlor, North Hampton, NH; Kelly Lincoln, Salisbury, MA; Jillian Lurvey, Hampton, NH; John Maciolek, Newfields, NH; Mau-reen McCafferty, Portsmouth, NH; Lukas Megna, North Hampton, NH; Amy Mohamed, Dover, NH; Meghan Morse, Kingston, NH; Matthew Nigro, North Hampton, NH; Beau Patteson, Strafford, NH; Sydney Puffer, Kittery, ME; Francis Quinn, Portsmouth, NH; Hadley Reid, North Hampton, NH; Emily Simons, Dover, NH; Maggie Stark, Newfields, NH; Jacob Tarantino, Dover, NH; Xueqi Wang, Dover, NH; Zhengqian Ye, Berwick, ME.

Grade 10Principal’s ListKatarina Blonski, Brentwood, NH; Veronica Carmody, Exeter, NH; Christopher Foster, Rol-linsford, NH; Nicholas Meissner, Seabrook, NH; Jensen Palmer, Hampton, NH.

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HonorsMichael Bernier, North Hampton, NH; Jared Brescia, Brentwood, NH; Megan Brown, Farming-

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LEASE FOR


MPGMPG

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SOMERSWORTH NISSANSOMERSWORTH NISSANSOMERSWORTH NISSANSOMERSWORTH NISSANSOMERSWORTH NISSAN

UP TO


$11,750 IN

SOMERSWORTH NISSAN CERTIFIED USED CAR CENTER

$15,210SPORTY2011 HYUNDAI SONATA SE

Black, 41K,Auto, Alloys,Cruise, Spoiler, ABS, ESCStk. #P9562C

2005 SUBARU LEGACY 2.5I

$8,426White, 87K,Auto, Alloys, Roof Rails, Cruise, Heated SeatsStk. #N14505A

$$LOW MILES

$20,126

2011 TOYOTA SIENNA LEGray, 38K,Auto, Alloys,Roof Rails, Power Doors, 6 Air BagsStk. #N14545A

1 OWNER ECO-BOOST2013 FORD ESCAPE SE AWD

$21,396Brown, 29K,Auto, Alloys, Tinted Windows,Tow PackageStk. #N14423A

2010 HONDA CIVIC EX

$14,995White, 29K,Auto, Alloys,Cruise, Sunroof,PW, PLStk. #N14570A

FUN DRIVE

$10,843

2011 CHEVY CRUZE LTBlack, 99K,Auto, Alloys,Leather, Sunroof,PW, PLStk. #N14468A

LOADEDHEMI

$25,986Silver, 27K,Auto, Alloys,Spoiler, Sunroof,Backup CameraStk. #P9668WR

2011 DODGE CHARGER RT

2010 KIA SEDONA LX

$12,767Blue, 64K,Auto, Cruise,Roofrails, 7-Passanger,PW, PLStk. #N1460A

REAR SONAR

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 NissanOPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

MON-THURS TIL 9PMFRI-SAT TIL 6PM

SUNDAYS TIL 5PM

NOSECURITYDEPOSIT

NOPAYMENT‘TIL OCT.Available

On AllNew Vechicles

OR BUY FOR

$13,466NISSAN SENTRA SNEW ‘14

$29 PERMO.

LEASE FOR


24 month lease with $1999 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.

OR BUY FOR

$17,450$57 PERMO.

LEASE FOR

NEW ’14 NISSAN ALTIMA 2.5S


0%Available

NEW ’14 NISSAN ROGUE SELECT S AWD


0.9%Available

8in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$18,135$235 PERMO.

FINANCE FOR

in-stockin-stock


75 months with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing.75 months with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing.75 months with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing.75 months with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing.

NEW ’14 NISSAN VERSA NOTE S 0%Available

7in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$10,328$121 PERMO.

FINANCE FOR

NEW ’14 NISSANNEW ’14 NISSANin-stockin-stock


NEW ’14 NISSAN FRONTIER SV K/C 4X4


FRONTIER SV K/C 4X4FRONTIER SV K/C 4X4 0%AvailableNEW ’14 NISSANNEW ’14 NISSAN12

in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$22,135$125 PERMO.

LEASE FOR


AvailableAvailable0%

Available0%0%0%0%AvailableAvailable

13in-stock







75 months with $1999 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.75 months with $1999 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.

45in-stock


39 months with $1,999 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.

NEW ’14 NISSAN VERSA SEDAN SV


0%Available


9in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$12,344$150 PERMO.

FINANCE FOR


in-stockin-stock


NEW ’14 NISSAN MAXIMA 3.5S


0%Available12in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$22,242$178 PERMO.

LEASE FOR

AvailableAvailableTWO OR MORE AT THIS PRICE. #16114


75 months with $1999 cash or trade due @ signing. 24 month lease with $1999 cash or trade due @ signing. $600 college grad included.

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$$LOW MILES

$20,126

2011 TOYOTA SIENNA LEGray, 38K,Auto, Alloys,Roof Rails, Power Doors, 6 Air BagsStk. #N14545A



2010 HONDA CIVIC EX


FUN DRIVE

$10,843


LOADEDHEMI



2010 KIA SEDONA LX


REAR SONAR





SUNDAYS TIL 5PM

NOSECURITYDEPOSIT


On AllNew Vechicles

OR BUY FOR


$29 PERMO.

LEASE FOR



OR BUY FOR

$17,450$57 PERMO.

LEASE FOR



0%Available



0.9%Available

8in-stoc

k

OR BUY FOR

$18,135$235 PERMO.

FINANCE FOR

in-stock

in-stock




7in-stoc

k

OR BUY FOR

$10,328$121 PERMO.

FINANCE FOR

NEW ’14 NISSANNEW ’14 NISSANin-stock

in-stock





in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$22,135$125 PERMO.

LEASE FOR




13in-stock








45in-stock





0%Available


9in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$12,344$150 PERMO.

FINANCE FOR


in-stockin-stock




0%Available12in-stoc

k

OR BUY FOR

$22,242$178 PERMO.

LEASE FOR




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UP TO


$11,750 IN






$$LOW MILES

$20,1262011 TOYOTA SIENNA LE

Gray, 38K,Auto, Alloys,Roof Rails, Power Doors, 6 Air BagsStk. #N14545A



2010 HONDA CIVIC EX


FUN DRIVE

$10,843


LOADEDHEMI



2010 KIA SEDONA LX


REAR SONAR





SUNDAYS TIL 5PM

NOSECURITYDEPOSIT


On AllNew Vechicles

OR BUY FOR


$29 PERMO.

LEASE FOR



OR BUY FOR

$17,450$57 PERMO.

LEASE FOR



0%Available



0.9%Available

8in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$18,135$235 PERMO.

FINANCE FOR

in-stockin-stock




7in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$10,328$121 PERMO.

FINANCE FOR

NEW ’14 NISSANNEW ’14 NISSANin-stockin-stock





in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$22,135$125 PERMO.

LEASE FOR




13in-stock








45in-stock





0%Available


9in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$12,344$150 PERMO.

FINANCE FOR


in-stockin-stock




0%Available12in-stock

OR BUY FOR

$22,242$178 PERMO.

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