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OM .C EWS RITER ’ N W A TAFF ETAILS TLANTIC S D EWS N EMOCRAT CLAMBAKE OTES D OMESTIC N TLANTIC ‘D , A DRIVING COURSE REMO P IZ OCAL L AARP EACH STICKERS AVAILABLE L IBRARY CONTINUES LECTURE SERIES B r in part is strictly prohibited strictly is part in r permission, • For 12-16-2004 Rev 9A-EVEN- • AN-Mark 926-4557 (603) call L RANK TO SPEAK AT F ECTURE EXPLORES L ANE OMPILED BY L C HAMPTON | The adult services department at the HAMPTON speaker April 20, the library welcomes On Wednesday, Academy The Lane Memorial Library is located on | The North Hampton Historical Soci- HAMPTON NORTH program, evening of history at this free Join in for a great NORTH HAMPTON | North Hampton State Beach | North Hampton HAMPTON NORTH Hampton vehi- North a current Residents must present North Hampton town information, call the For more left to register is only a day or two | There HAMPTON designed for drivers 50 years of age and The classes are Massa- Barney Frank of | Congressman PORTSMOUTH Frank is one of the best-known and widely- Congressman Frank has Congressman During his long political career, Frank Congressman at Harvard, As an undergraduate Democratic Party candi- In addition to the main speaker, a choice of lobster, Guests at the event will be offered ARNEY Lane Memorial Library in Hampton continues its regular April and May. Series during the months of Lane Lecture “The Wentworth Dennis Robinson, who will present of Portsmouth.” The following Hotel and the Treaty month, the Hampton Historical Society will present May 18. II Music” on Wednesday, War “World information, please call in Hampton. For more Avenue (603) 926-3368. entitled “Domestic program ety will host a slide/ lecture by Betsy America,” presented Detail: Life at Home in Early of Strawberry Banke in Portsmouth. Garrett April 18, at 7:30 p.m. at on Monday which will be presented Complimentary refreshments the North Hampton Library. information, call the For more will follow the presentation. library at (603) 964-6326. parking stickers are now available to residents for $20 now available to residents are parking stickers in leased spots to park stickers allow residents each. This at the beach. purchased. for each sticker cle registration at (603) 964-8087. office AARPfor the Safety Course which will be pre- Driver Library in Hampton on two sented at the Lane Memorial 16 and 23, 2005. Classes will April consecutive Saturdays, 9:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. on each of the two be held from to complete the dates. Participants must attend both days course. drivers. The open to all New Hampshire older and are fee is $10 per person and advance registra- registration please phone John Hammon, register, To tion is required. infor- (603) 772-4342. For additional volunteer instructor, mation, visit www.home.earthlink.net/~drivesafe-nh. speaker at the Rockingham chusetts will be the featured sched- County Democratic Committee’s annual clambake, Club in April 30, at the Elks 2-5 p.m. on Saturday, uled from Portsmouth. He has served in the members of Congress. recognized since 1980 and is the ranking House of Representatives member of the House Financial Services Committee. 1968-71, he was an exec- served in a variety of posts. From White. Frank utive assistant to former Boston Mayor Kevin Congressman worked an administrative assistant to U.S. 1973-80, he was a 1971-72. From Michael Harrington from in Massachusetts. state representative graduating in 1962. He later in government before majored a law Law School, and was awarded attended Harvard in 1977. degree declared Rockingham County who have already dates from in 2006 will for county or state office their intent to run speak briefly at the clambake. steak, or chicken. The clambake will close with a tradition- of political items. For further information or to pur- al raffle chase tickets, e-mail [email protected], or call (603) 926-9358. B Award recipients to be to recipients Award “Our local volunteers are $500 grant to be donated to organiza- the local nonprofit choice. tion of the honoree’s at this year’shonored recep- Nancy Novelline tion are of Portsmouth; Clayburgh Rachel Gowen of Greenland; and Wil- Joseph B.J. Wiegman of helmina Wiegman Rochester; and Laura Mar- Corlin of Strafford. garet the backbone of our commu- meeting critical needs nity, the and helping to improve quality of life in neighbor- Sea- hoods all over the Greater Albert, said Robin coast area,” Vol- of United Way’s director unteer Action Center. been a small town, nestled been a small town, sug- exactly as the poem everybody gests, where knows your name and ever-pre- is an there where sent camaraderie seldom found in most places. Although it may sound easy in theory to put together a small cookbook COOKBOOK Continued on 38A• VOLUNTEERS Continued on 38A• — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo — 8 EWS BARNRAISING N TLANTIC tive owners Unauthorized reproduction Unauthorized owners tive republicationfor contents its or page this of o in whole A local volunteers PORTSMOUTH | United PORTSMOUTH is held dur- The reception New Castle has always Committee to reconstruct and restore the 1796 barn on the Museum take a closer look at a model that Tuck grounds of upcoming Spaghetti Dinner. will be displayed at the group’s April 23, at 6 p.m. in the The event will be held Saturday, Mill Road in Hampton. Tide Masonic Lodge, located on for the dinner are $8 in advance and $10 at the door Tickets for adults, and $4 in advance and $5 at the door for children, and may be purchased in person at Colts Newsstand, or by Museum at (603) 929-0781. For more infor- Tuck calling the mation or to order tickets, call Elizabeth at (603) 926-3536. Members of the Hampton Historical Society’s Fundraising Members of the Hampton Historical Society’s PECIAL TO THE UWGS reception honors UWGS reception “Of all the islands North and South, The loveliest one to me, Lies off the bleak New England Coast, New Castle by the Sea.” rhyme dons the cover of the dons rhyme Cookbook” Island “Great how and clearly translates Peggy and her fellow towns- folk feel about their town: S Way of the Greater Seacoast of the Greater Way will honor five outstanding volunteers at the Spirit of area Award the Seacoast Volunteer Reception, which will be held April 20 at on Wednesday, 5:30 p.m. at Portsmouth High School. Week ing National Volunteer (April 17 - 23) and spotlights the past year’s of recipients the Spirit of the Seacoast Vol- is The award Award. unteer given quarterly to recognize of all individuals and groups ages that have made a differ- ence in their communities and the lives of their neighbors. Federal Saving Bank presents with a recipients the award Newcastle OMMUNITY 15 O C PM 31, N OL Three years and seven Three As this imaginative cook- ing a Parish Hall - and do ing a Parish Hall - that they would. months after the sale of the first cookbook, a contract was signed with New Eng- land Homes to build the Parish Hall for the New Cas- Church. tle Congregational This was done solely funds raised by this through unexpectedly successful, and now local treasure. book developed, and became interspersed with rich history and humorous anecdotes of the town, it eventually took on a life of its own. The following - 2:00 15, 2005 | V 15, 2005 PRIL AM EWS

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This program basic track and field events, through of 9-14 to physical fitness the best they possibly can be. encouraging them to be will be held at the Phillips program Exeter Rec’s Hershey The fee to par- Court Street. Academy track located off Exeter Regis- $30 for non-residents. and ticipate is $25 for residents May 27, Friday, being accepted through currently trations are located at 32 office, in person at the rec and may be submitted available on the (forms are or mailed in Exeter, Court Street site at www.exeternh.org. department Web rec June 8, at the PEAPre- track. Meet, scheduled on Wednesday, available on the the forms are and is required registration $10 and The cost to participate is $5 for Exeter residents Web. for non-residents. during office rec Rec at (603) 778-0591, ext. 151, or stop by the business hours between 8:15 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. and this in New Hampshire, tennis program recreational it to participants on the spring Exeter Rec will be offering All Park on Hampton Road. courts at Exeter Recreation the through lessons will start the week of May 2 and continue week of June 13. in programming Post” to be a visionary leader of grassroots (chil- Tots New England. LNT lessons encompass five levels: Lessons (for youths ages 6-17); 4-6); Junior Group ages dren (Level 2); and Inter- Adults Adults; Intermediate Beginning an Adults (Level 1). In addition, LNT also offers mediate Adult Singles Clinic. available at ings (including dates, times and fees) are Registration forms may be obtained at the exeternh.org. Regis- in Exeter. located at 32 Court Street Exeter Rec office, box at trations and payments can be placed in LNT drop-off or sent to Kyle Littlefield, 172 White Mountain the office, offered Milton, NH 03851. Please note tennis lessons are Hwy, by LNT and all payments should be made to Little- directly directly. field Network Tennis May 1 for Response Seacoast (ARS) in Portsmouth on Sunday, the Ninth Annual ARS Seacoast AIDS Walk. AIDS Response Seacoast. and client services at programs will be food, music, and guest speakers. Bring the fam- There and friends — and don’t hesitate to sign up the dog in the ily, will be given for either T-shirts Free popular Dog Walk. at least $75. human or canine walkers that can receive kin- (603) 433.5377 ext. 2234 or visit http://aidsresponse. walk05. tera.org/ V on Rte 1A Hampton Bridge EADERS WRITE 7 Ocean Blvd “There is no doubt that is “There win- He came closest to a late-season However, R Located at Seabrook/ Hampton Beach RACING Continued on 35A• as the only as the Yarborough Cale earn that distinc- drivers to winning in 1994 tion after and 1995. is win- my fondest memory 500,” ning that first Daytona Sterling said. ning the NASCAR champi- Marlin onship in 2002. at Las Vegas victories scored the and Darlington and held for 25 Cup points lead weeks. crash at Kansas ended his 14 season. Still, he scored top-10 finishes and six top- in 29 10 qualifying efforts starts. A of number of readers that NASCAR “I agree Chil- “As far as Richard this column recently com- this column recently mented on whether they way thought the present NASCAR penalized teams The follow- was satisfactory. C.S. of ing e-mail from Havelock, , much summed up pretty most of the mail we received. needs to take a new look at the penalties they assign. They (NASCAR) should be specific on the dollar more amounts and suspensions that will be handed out in violations. The case of rules term “cheating” covers a Some viola- area. very large purposely done, tions are done out of igno- some are So many rance of the rules. open for interpreta- are rules tion. That is why they need specific. to be more Racing (RCR), of dress course you would expect an owner to want the fine instead of the points levied against the drivers. But the pockets of the owners are their get really very deep. To attention you would have to fine in the triple digits, NASCAR will not do that. The only way to keep them “buying” a win is to from 33 tive owners Unauthorized reproduction Unauthorized owners tive republication for contents its or page this of whole in HUNTING - The top-10 Craftsman The top-10 Busch-746, 10. Jarrett-732. Busch-746, Series leaders: Hamil- Truck 3. 2. Craven-614, ton Sr.-633, Musgrave-606, 4. Hornaday- 6. T. 567, 5. Spencer-580, Bodine-532, 7. Crafton-519, 8. Benson-513, 9. Sprague- 503, 10. Cook-498. ARLIN JOB MARTINSVILLE, VAMARTINSVILLE, | Marlin, 47, has been dri- Marlin, who made his getting into rac- Before “I was always in the shop consec- Marlin won three best He is perhaps ORNER M said Friday Sterling Marlin said he is at Martinsville, that certain” that “99.9 percent he won’t be back in the No. 40 Coors , owned by Racing for the 2006 Nextel Cup season. ving for the team formerly owned by since the start of the 1998 season. He’s won four races with the team after having six victo- four sea- ries in the previous McClure. sons at Morgan/ Nextel Cup 646th career Advance start in Sunday’s 500 at Martinsville Speed- is in the final year of his way, contract. ing, Marlin was a standout football and basketball play- er at Columbia High in Ten- was little nessee. Still, there doubt about which career path he would take. working with the guys on my dad’s (Coo Coo’s) cars,” Sterling said. “I started doing that when I was 12 or 13 years old. By the time I was 15, I was changing tires for him, and then when I turned 16 I was serving as chief and I my dad’s crew also started driving.” utive track championships at Nashville Raceway from 1980-82. 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