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LATTIME RELEASEDSEABROOK | Vance Lattime, the driver in the Pamela

Smart murder case, was released from prison last week.Lattime, of Seabrook, was 17 in 1990 when he supplied

the car and murder weapon used to kill Gregory Smart.He served 15 years of a 18-year-to-life sentence. Lattimewas granted parole by the state parole board a monthago.

GARLAND HEARING RESCHEDULEDHAMPTON | A hearing scheduled at Rockingham

County Superior Court to determine if a local womanaccused of killing her sister is competent to stand trialhas been postponed for a second time.

Helen Garland appeared in court this week on Monday,the date originally set to determine if she is mentallycapable of standing trial, but the hearing was resched-uled for Tuesday, August 30.

Those close to the case have declined comment on thepostponement.

Garland, 75, is accused of beating her 85-year-old sisterto death at their Hampton home last year. She is chargedwith second degree homicide along with several chargesof assault for the alleged kicks and punches that led tothe death of Alice Keyho.

The hearing is a continuation from a hearing in March.At that time doctors hired by both the defense team andthe state concurred that Garland’s health was affectingher competency. Garland suffers from diabetes andinsomnia.

The state and defense agreed to continue the hearing tosee if Garland’s health improves with the stipulation thatshe be under the care of a doctor and take any prescribedmedications.

If Garland is again determined to be incompetent thestate may have to consider having her institutionalized.

INDICTMENT IN DRUG CASEHAMPTON | A local man who allegedly attempted to

sell oxycodone and marijuana to an undercover policeofficer in February was indicted last week at Rocking-ham County Superior Court.

Thomas Matheney, 20, of 31 “K” Street, was indicted ontwo counts of sale of a controlled drug and one count ofconspiracy to sell a controlled drug.

Matheny has a previous conviction of possession of acontrolled drug from Hampton District Court in April2003.

An indictment is not a determination of guilt, but thata grand jury has determined that enough evidence existsto warrant a trial.

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BY JOHN DEMING

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HAMPTON | A slightslip or moment’s distractioncan turn a bike ride aroundthe block into a bittertragedy if kids and parentsaren’t careful.

To that end, Hamptonpolice have teamed up withthe New Hampshire BrainInjury Association (NHBIA)and Domino’s Pizza toaward free pizza to any child“caught” wearing a bike hel-met.

“It’s a reward, a reminderof safe bicycling and brainsafety awareness,” saidHampton Police Capt. JamieSullivan.

Any child seen wearing ahelmet while riding a bike is

issued a ticket for a freemedium cheese pizza, Sulli-van said.

In every neighborhood,people need to be consciousthat brain injury is a veryreal threat, said GeriHoldsworth, marketing andoutreach coordinator atNHBIA.

“[The Domino’s promo-tion] is a big initiative,” sheadded.

According toHoldsworth, a piece of legis-lation passed in June dic-tates that after January 1,2006, all children in the stateages 16 and under will berequired to wear a helmetwhile biking.

“This coming year isgoing to be huge for promot-

ing bicycle helmet safety,”she said.

Prevention is the onlycure for brain injury, saidSteven Wade, executivedirector of the NHBIA.

“Most brain injuries arepredictable and preventable,and wearing a helmetimproves the chance ofrecovery from a fall withoutdisability,” he said.

Statistics show that 88percent of all brain injuriessustained by children whileparticipating in wheeledactivities are preventable byhelmet use, according toNHBIA.

A bike accident canseverely injure a child’sbrain in many ways, frombeing hit by a car to running

into a mailbox, Holdsworthsaid.

“Any little thing thathappens that can give you abump on the head can causea disability or an injury thatcan stay with you for quite awhile,” she said.

A study concerning NewHampshire brain injurieswithin the year 1998 wascompleted and released inthe winter of 2004,Holdsworth said.

In the state that year, chil-dren between the ages offive and 19 faced 1,878 hos-pital visits and 27 deathsresulting from brain injury,according to the study.

Brain injury can rangefrom severe to moderate to

Pizza promotion encourages bike safety

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EGGSServed w/toast & homefries*White, wheat, raisin, rye, or pumpernickel*substitute beans in place of homefries for anadditional 25¢substitute English muffin or Bagel -50¢One egg ...................................................... $2.00

w/ham, bacon or sausage ................... 3.95One egg w/corned beef hash .................... 3.95Two eggs .................................................... $2.50

w/ham, bacon or sausage ................... 4.45Two eggs w/corned beef hash .................. 4.45Three eggs ................................................... 3.00

w/ham, bacon or sausage ................... 5.25Three eggs w/corned beef hash ............... 5.25Any of the above can be made withEggbeaters ..................................... add .75¢Add $1.00 for Egg Whites

BUTTERMILKPANCAKES

One pancake .............................................. $2.00w/ham, bacon or sausage ................... 3.95

Short stack (2) ............................................... 4.00w/ham, bacon or sausage ................... 5.95

Tall stack (4) .................................................. 5.50w/ham, bacon or sausage ................... 7.25

Silver dollar pancakes (4 small) ................. 2.25

FRUIT PANCAKES(Our fruit is served on top of

the pancake, then topped w/

whipped cream)Your choice of strawberry, blueberry, apple, orbananaOne pancake .............................................. $3.50Short stack (2) ............................................. $5.50Tall stack (4) ................................................ $6.95

(And we do mean tall)

FRENCH TOAST(Dipped in our own batter &

topped with cinnamon-sugar)One slice ...................................................... $1.95

w/ Ham, Bacon or Sausage ................ $3.95Two slices ...................................................... 2.50

w/ Ham, Bacon or Sausage ................ $4.50Three slices ................................................... 3.00

w/ Ham, Bacon or Sausage ................ $5.50Texas Style French Toast (3 slices) ............ $3.50

w/ Ham, Bacon or Sausage ................ $6.25

BELGIANWAFFLES

(One large malted waffle

cooked crisp in our own kitchen)Plain ............................................................ $3.50Fruit topped .................................................. 4.50* choose from strawberry, blueberry, appleor banana(All served on top of the waffle withwhipped cream)

LINDA’S HUNGRYMAN SPECIAL

(“Hungry” is the keyword)

Three eggs any style servedwith three silver dollarpancakes & your choice ofham, bacon or sausage,toast & homefries (nosubstitutions!) ....... $7.25

LINDA’SSOUTHERN

SPECIALTwo eggs, any style servedwith sausage gravy overbiscuits and your choice ofham, bacon or sausage (nosubstitutions!) ....... $6.50

LINDA’SFAVORITES

Sausage Gravy & Biscuits — Two buttermilkbiscuits, warmed & open-faced, topped withsausage gravy ........................................... $4.50Eggs Benedict — Grilled English muffins toppedwith Canadian bacon and poached eggs, thentopped with hollandaise sauce, served withhomefries .................................................... $6.50Lobster Benedict — Same as above, except wereplace the Canadian bacon with lobster meatin this dish .................................................. $9.95Steak & Eggs — Two eggs any style servedw/6 oz. of tenderloin steak,toast and homefries .................................... 9.75Linda’s Florentine — Scrambled eggs toppedwith your choice of broccoli or spinach, servedopen-faced on a croissant, then topped withhollandaise sauceand served with homefries ......................... 6.50

BREAKFASTSANDWICHES

Served on toast or English muffin, with homefries(If you prefer your sandwich on a bagel, pleaseadd 50¢)Egg Whites $1.00 Extra • Egg Beaters 75¢ ExtraFried egg sandwich ................................... $2.25

w/ham, bacon or sausage ................... 3.50Egg w/cheese sandwich ............................. 2.75

w/ham, bacon or sausage ................... 4.25Western sandwich — Scrambled egg w/ham,peppers & onions ........................................ 4.25

OMELETTESLinda’s three-egg omelettes, all served with toast &homefries(beans in place of homefries, add 25¢.)(Substitute toast with bagel or English Muffin- .50¢Extra)Plain ............................................................ $3.25Cheese (American or cheddar) .................. 4.25Veggie & cheese .......................................... 5.25(green peppers, tomatoes, onions &mushrooms)Ham & cheese ............................................. 5.75Mushroom & cheese ................................... 4.75Tomato & cheese ......................................... 4.75Western (ham, pepper & onion) ................ 5.95Bacon & cheese ........................................... 5.95Sausage & cheese ...................................... 5.75Hash & cheese ............................................ 5.75The Works ..................................................... 8.95

(bring your appetite for this

one; it includes ham, bacon,

sausage, cheese, tomato,

mushroom, green pepper &

onion)Broccoli & cheddar cheese ......................... 5.25Spinach & cheddar ...................................... 5.25Asparagus & cheddar ................................. 5.25Lobster & cheddar ....................................... 9.95(Egg Whites $1.00 Extra • Egg Beaters 75¢ Extra •Any additional vegetables, meats or cheese 50¢Extra)

KID’S MENUFor ages 12 and underSilver dollar pancakes (4) ........................... $1.50

w/fruit & whipped cream, add $1One egg w/toast .......................................... 1.25Toast & homefries ......................................... 1.75Bowl of cold cereal & small glass of juice . 1.95Good old-fashioned

peanut butter & jelly sandwich ............. 2.25

HOT & COLDCEREALS

Oatmealcup ............................................................... $1.50bowl ............................................................ $2.95bowl w/ raisins .......................................... $3.45

w/bananas ........................................... $3.45w/raisins & bananas ........................... $3.95

Grits cup ........................................................ 1.75

Bowl of cold cereal ..................................... $1.95w/sliced banana ................................... 2.95

Cornflakes, Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, Cheerios,Honey Nut Cheerios, Raisin Bran, Total, Wheaties

SIDE ORDERSOne egg ........................................................ $.50Two eggs ....................................................... 1.00Three eggs .................................................... 1.50Bacon, sausage or ham ............................. 2.95Canadian Bacon (three slices) ................... 2.95Corned beef hash ........................................ 2.95Baked beans ................................................ .1.00Toast ............................................................... .85¢English muffin ................................................ .85¢Bagels ............................................................ 1.50plain, cinnamon-raisin, onion

w/cream cheese .................................... 2.00w/peanut butter ..................................... 2.00

Fruit cup ........................................................ 2.50Hollandaise sauce, cup ............................... 1.25Sausage gravy, cup ...................................... 1.25Homefries ...................................................... 1.00Tenderloin steak, 6 oz. ................................ 6.95Muffins ........................................................... 1.00

BEVERAGESCoffee ........................................................... $1.05Tea .................................................................. 1.00Hot chocolate ................................................. 1.15Milk (whole, 2%, skim)

Small ......................................................... .95¢Medium ..................................................... 1.15Large ......................................................... 1.75

Chocolate milkSmall ....................................................... 1.05¢Medium .................................................... 1.35Large ......................................................... 1.95

JuicesOrange, apple, cranberry, grapefruit, tomato, V-8

Small ........................................................ $1.10Medium .................................................... 1.50Large ......................................................... 1.95

Lemonade (20oz bottle - Seasonal) ........... 1.25Iced coffee & brewed iced tea(unsweetened) 16 oz .................................... 1.75Bottled Nestea iced tea ordiet iced tea (20 oz) ...................................... 1.50Soda (20 oz bottle) ....................................... 1.75Coke, Diet Coke, root beer, ginger ale, Surge,Sunkist, Sprite, Diet SpritePowerade drinks ........................................... 1.75Ask your server for flavorsSpring water .................................................. 1.75Bottled beerDomestic ....................................................... 3.00Imported ....................................................... 4.00Wine by the glass ........................................ 3.95Champagne by the glass ........................... 4.25Mimosa (10 oz) ............................................. 4.95

(champagne with a

splash of orange juice)Mimosa (14 oz) ............................................. 5.25

(champagne with a

splash of orange juice)

SANDWICHESServed with french fries (no substitutions, please)BLT ............................................................... $4.75Ham & cheese ............................................. 5.25Chicken salad .............................................. 5.50Tuna (white) .................................................. 5.25Turkey ............................................................ 5.25Turkey & cheese ........................................... 5.50Pastrami ........................................................ 5.00Pastrami & cheese ...................................... 5.25Grilled cheese .............................................. 3.25Grilled tomato & cheese ............................. 4.25Grilled tomato, bacon & cheese ................ 5.50Hotdog in a bun ........................................... 2.50Steak & cheese sub ..................................... 6.95Pepper steak sub ......................................... 6.95Pepper & egg sub ....................................... 5.95Smothered Chicken Sandwich ................. $6.50Grilled chicken with sauteed peppers, onions,and swiss cheese on a bulky rollTuna melt ....................................................... 6.10(tuna w/melted cheese on grilled bread of choice)Patty melt ...................................................... 6.50(6 oz. homemade burger cooked to your liking,toppedw/Swiss cheese & grilled onions, served ongrilled pumpernickel)Tree sandwich (don’t ask why) ................... 6.25(spinach, tomatoes, bacon & Swiss cheese,served on grilled Texas bread, served w/fries)Steak & chicken sub .................................. $9.50Lobster Roll ................................................. $9.95All of the above come with a choice of lettuce,tomatoes, onion, pickles, mayo, mustard, relish,hots. With bacon, peppers, mushrooms or cheese,add 50¢ each

BURGERS(fresh, not frozen, ground beef)

All burgers served w/french fries, nosubstitutionsHamburger ................................................. $5.50Cheeseburger .............................................. 5.75Bacon cheeseburger ................................... 6.50Mushroom cheeseburger ........................... 6.25Pepperburger ............................................... 5.75Pepper cheeseburger ................................. 6.25Texas Burger ............................................... $6.95Sauteed peppers, onions, BBQ sauce, on grilledtexas bread with bacon and cheese

Open Year Round • Smoking & Non-Smoking

CLUBSANDWICHES

Triple decker sandwiches, on

your choice of bread, served w/

french fries• Turkey Club .............................................. $6.95• Tuna Club ................................................. $6.95• Ham Club ................................................ $6.95• Cheeseburger Club ................................ $7.25

SIDE ORDERSFries .............................................................. $1.95Onion Rings ................................................... 1.95Potato Salad (Seasonal) .......................... 3.25

SOUPSSoup of the Day

(Changes Daily - Ask your Server)

Cup .............................................................. $2.95Bowl ............................................................ $3.95

Cream SoupsCup .............................................................. $3.25Bowl ............................................................ $4.50

Fish ChowderLinda' s Homemade

Secret Recipe.Available Fridays Only

(No regular soup is served)

Cup .............................................................. $3.95Bowl ............................................................ $4.95

SALADSServed with bread or rollsGarden Salad ............................................. $2.50

w/ Scoop of Tuna on Top ..................... $4.25Large Garden Salad .................................. $3.50

w/ Scoop of Tuna on Top ..................... $4.95Chef SaladLightly Seasoned Chickenover house salad ....................................... $6.50

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children there with confi-dence, knowing they will bewell taken care of until theyreturn to pick them up. It isequipped with a drinkingfountain, an observationpost for the convenience ofthe attendants, and seats areprovided for adults wholike to watch children atplay.

Although at first, awooden fence surroundedit, now (1975) it is enclosedin a sturdier, more durablewoven wire. The originallocation was on the sandsopposite A and B Streets,but when the State built thenew seawall in the 1950’s,the playground was relocat-ed south of the Casino.However, in 1954, it wasagain moved to its presentlocation.

Mr. White’s suddendeath in January 1927, cameas a great shock to the com-munity, and it wasn’t longafterward that the play-ground was officiallyopened with much fan-fare,including daylight fire-works, flags waving, andballoons floating in the airover the heads of thousandsof spectators. Three bandsprovided the music for theparade of hundreds of cos-tumed children, the line of

march along the boulevardending at the playgroundwhere dedicatory exerciseswere held on July 27, 1927.

The sign over the archedentrance reads “John C.White Memorial Play-ground” and was a gift fromMr. Dudley in memory of hispartner. It was a fittingmemorial to a man who hadthe welfare and happiness of

children at heart, and thisplay area will give fun andpleasure to countless littleones for years to come.Although now known as the“Hampton Beach PrecinctPlayground”, it will alwaysbe remembered that thisattractive and worthwhilefacility at Hampton Beach isthere because of one man’sdream.

Addendum:A quarter of a century

later, you wouldn’t recog-nize today’s Hampton BeachPlayground as it oncelooked. Time had taken itstoll on the well-used play-ground, and its equipmentwas wearing out or deemedunsafe by modern stan-dards. Even the chain linkfence left something to be

desired.In the late 1990’s, the

decision was made for amajor overhaul of the oldplayground. Virtuallyeverything was removed,from the tottery chain linkfence to the unsafe play-ground equipment, and anew playground rose in itsplace. It was a challengethough, for most of the work

was to take place during thewinter, and that winterproved to be a most fearfulone, delaying and stoppingwork on the sturdy stonewall that rose around thereborn playground. In all, ittook two years to fully com-plete the stone walls and rodiron fences which provide asafe haven for children toplay in at Hampton Beach.

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mild-traumatic, saidHoldsworth.

Some injuries can lead toa lifetime of changing condi-tions and rehabilitation.Even mild-traumaticinjuries can be permanentand long-lasting, she said.

The pizza-ticket initia-tive is taking placestatewide, with 1,500coupons to be distributedfor use at 21 participatingstores.

Sullivan noted that it willalso allow kids and cops tointeract without the nega-tive shadow cast whensomeone has committed acrime.

“It’s a good way for us tohave our officers interactwith kids in a positive way,”he said.

Among other eventsplanned locally by theNHBIA is its Walk by theSea in Hampton, scheduledfor Sunday, October 2. It isthe program’s biggest eventof the year, according toHoldsworth, and includesentertainment, a luncheonand a 3.1 mile walk alongHampton Beach promotingbrain injury awareness.

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