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one of the “Top 100 Events in North America” work? Theanswer? Volunteers.

Hundreds of volunteers are needed to fully staff the 17thannual Seafood Festival, taking place this year the weekend ofSeptember 8-10.

Though many Hampton area residents are already lining upto get their assignments for this year’s three-day extravagan-za, many, many more are needed.

It’s easy to become a volunteer, and the Festival is a fun placeto meet new people, re-acquaint with old friends and takepride in showing off Hampton Beach. Some of the positionsavailable include traffic control, beer tent, Coca-Cola sales, andmany more.

Volunteers’ efforts will be rewarded with a crew T-shirt andone of the best parties ever attended, with dozens of doorprizes, including round trip airline tickets from SouthwestAirlines. It’s a win-win situation, so don’t wait — join friendsand neighbors by calling the Hampton Beach Seafood FestivalHotline at (603) 926-8718 ext. 104 or register online atwww.hamptonbeach seafoodfestival.com to become a volun-teer today.

GIVE BLOOD, SAVE A LIFENORTH HAMPTON | An American Red Cross blood drive

will be held on Saturday, August 12 at Shaw’s supermarket,located on Route 1 in North Hampton. Donor hours are from9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Because the need for blood never takes a vaca-tion, donors are needed throughout the summer months toavoid a critical blood shortage. The Seacoast community isurged to make this important commitment a part of their sum-mer plans. “If you’ve never been asked to help save a life,please consider yourself asked and give blood,” states TommyBurke, blood services representative for the Red Cross. “Just alittle of your time can make a world of difference for a patientin need.” A form of positive identification, such as a donorcard or driver’s license, is now required to give blood. Formore information, call the American Red Cross at (800) GIVE-LIFE.

TURKEY DINNER AT THE GRANGEEXETER | Gilman Grange #1 will sponsor a summer turkey

dinner on Sunday, August 20 at 12:30 p.m. at the Grange Hall,located at 16 Hall Place in Exeter. If the day is warm, theGrange will have fans running to keep everyone cool.

The dinner, which will be served family style, includesturkey, mashed potatoes, squash, string beans, cranberrysauce, gravy, bread, hot and cold beverages and homemadepies. The cost is $8 for adults and $4 for children under 12.Reservations are suggested and may be made by calling (603)642-5932 or (603) 772-5364.

REGISTER NOW FOR PUNT, PASS & KICK EVENTEXETER | Exeter Rec will host the 2006 NFL Pepsi Punt,

Pass & Kick competition on Wednesday, September 13 begin-ning at 5 p.m. at the Brickyard Park, located on Route 111.

Pre-registration is requested at the rec office, located at 32Court Street in Exeter.

Boys and girls participating in this annual event will beassigned to groups according to their age (8-9, 10-11, 12-13,and 14-15 as of December 31, 2006).

The winner of the local competition will be eligible for thesectional competition in October; the site and dates will beannounced at a future time.

For more information call Exeter Rec at (603) 773-6151 orvisit www.town. exeter.nh.us.

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ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER

HAMPTON | The LaneMemorial Library in Hamp-ton has begun seeking a qual-ified individual to serve asHead of Children’s Services,following the news that cur-rent Children’s LibrarianMarybeth Varney submittedher resignation early lastweek.

“We are losing our gem ofa librarian to the pineywoods of Maine,” was howLibrary Director CatherineRedden announced that Var-ney’s position was immedi-ately available. Redden wasunavailable for comment atpresstime.

Varney, who is originallyfrom Maine and was thelibrarian at Opal Myrick Ele-mentary School in EastMillinocket was hired in Feb-ruary of this year after herpredecessor, Cynthia Stosse,left to become director at thetown library in Pembroke.Varney’s official start datewas March 27.

The position brings with it

an extensive list of adminis-trative, collection develop-ment and public relationsduties, and by all accountsVarney rose to the challengeas the “new kid on theblock.”

Described as “wonderful”by Library Assistant, JoanneMulready, Varney “broughtgood ideas with her, she hasgot a lot of get-up-and-go,and she’s wonderful with thekids.” Mulready is among themany on staff who say theyare sad to see Varney go.

The position is a full timeone (37.5 hours), andincludes benefits. A Mastersin Library Science or equiva-lent degree with three yearsexperience working withchildren is required. Thelibrary is now acceptingrésumés from those interest-ed in applying; copies of thejob description are availableat the library or online atwww.hampton. lib.nh.us.

In other library news, theFriends of the Lane Memori-al Library announced onTuesday that their annual

Big changes at the Lane LibrarySummer Book and Bake Salehad been unexpectedly can-celed.

Not to worry, though:The group hopes to resched-ule the sale for either nextweek or the week after.

“We hope to have it butcan’t be definite yet,” saidFriends’ member LindaLibbey. “The minute wehave a date and time we’llbe advertising it.”

According to Libbey, “Wefeel terrible. Certainly all of

our workers and helperswere ready to bake and havea great sale. We’re asbummed out as they are.”

Libbey suggested thatthe public check out thelibrary’s Web site keep up-to-date on the matter and forrescheduling information.

The annual sale is “prob-ably our major fundraiser,”Libbey said. “We do it everysummer. People always lookforward to this sale becausethe prices are so good.”

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