In tomorrow's pages of Monday's Business, we will introduce readers to 40 young people who are helping make New Hampshire a better place to live. They are the 25 men and 15 women chosen for this year's class of the New Hampshire Union Leader's "40 Under Forty." This is the 12th year that the newspaper has presented the program, in concert with the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire. This year's awards are presented under the sponsorship of Citizens Bank.

Those chosen for the honor are policemen, teachers, doctors, attorneys and many others who have donated thousands of hours to charitable causes.

Their giving natures, chiefly, are the reason that this year's class of "40 Under Forty" has been selected from all the nominations received. The criteria for selection include that the person cannot turn 40 by Feb. 1, has lived in New Hampshire at least three years, and is helping to make New Hampshire a better place to live. They were nominated by family, friends, co-workers and themselves and culled by our judges to the 40 people you will read about tomorrow.

Meet them when you read tomorrow's paper.