Last modified: Wednesday, April 23, 2008 2:35 AM EDT Norfolk resident to fight hunger BY STEPHEN PETERSON SUN CHRONICLE STAFF A Norfolk resident, Stephanie Lewis, has put together a team for the 40th anniversary Walk for Hunger in Boston Sunday, May 4, with a goal of her team raising $15,000. If you are able to make a donation for the team "Tri Towners," you can go to: projectbread.org/site/TR/Walk/General?pg=personal&fr_id If you choose to make a cash or check donation, you can send it to: Stephanie Lewis, 11 Ridgefield Road, Norfolk, MA 02056. Softball celebration Saturday Norfolk Girls Softball will celebrate the reconstruction of Field 2 at the Freeman-Centennial School on opening day, Saturday, April 26 at 1:45 p.m. The celebration will include a ribbon-cutting, ceremonial first pitches by representatives from the Haunted Train Ride, in conjunction with Norfolk Lions and Norfolk Community League and Norfolk Recreation Commission. Those organizations provided funds for the reconstruction project. Wash your car, help scouts Boy Scout Troop 80 is holding a car wash Saturday, April 26 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Federated Church downtown. Proceeds will help pay expenses for an outdoor adventure camping and canoe trip this July in the Minnesota and Ontario, Canada areas. Get moving in Norfolk It is time to register for Norfolk Recreation spring classes. Residents and nonresidents welcome. Classes with openings start the week of April 28. There are classes for toddlers with an adult, drop-off pre-school programs, school-age programs and adult classes. For a list of classes and to register, visit Virtualnorfolk.org/rec or call the recreation department at 508-520-1315, or e-mail recreation@virtualnorfolk.org. There are also program booklets available outside the recreation office on the lower level of town hall, which is open Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. One can use credit card to register online. Homebound readers Norfolk Public Library and the Council on Aging remind senior citizens they offer a read-at-home program. If you are a homebound senior citizen or handicapped, you can receive books and audiocassettes without having to leave home. Call the senior center at 508-528-4430. This column is compiled by staff writer Stephen Peterson. Peterson can be reached at 508-236-0377 or via e-mail at speterson@thesunchronicle.com.