What a beautiful day it was for a clambake by the sea.  You couldn't ask for better weather!  The chapter held its first Clambake at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNSY) twenty years ago in 1984.  We have been coming back ever since!  This year's "famous" Annual Clambake was held on August 7, 2004, at Jamaica Island, PNSY.  Another large crowd of 357 members, family and guests thoroughly enjoyed the great weather and our traditional feast of clam chowder, lobster, steak, wurst, corn-on-the-cob, potatoes, onions and watermelon.  A new feature was added this year with chapter member Mary Beth Moran selling home baked (by her) cookies in support of the Scholarship Loan Fund.  They sold like "hot cakes" (or should that be hot cookies?).  We were joined by half of our state's Congressional Delegation - Senator John Sununu and Representative Jeb Bradley (Rep. Bradley even manned the chow line - now that's serving your constituents!).  Col Jim Pauls, USAF (Ret.), from the Council and Chapter Affairs Department of MOAA national, and his wife Marvella; LCDR Paul Sova, USCG (Ret.), a national director of MOAA, and his wife Terry; and CAPT Kevin McCoy, USN, the Shipyard Commander, and his wife Terri also joined us.