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Fashionable
administrative
professionals
The Cape Cod Chapter of the Inter-
national Association of Administrative
Professionals is sponsoring a fashion
show March 9 at the Hyannis Golf
Club beginning at 6 p.m. Talbot's and
Talbot's Woman of Mashpee Com-
mons and Port Cargo of Hyannis will
provide the fashions. Tickets are $20
and a table of eight may be purchased
for $150. Proceeds will benefit the
association's scholarship fund.
Prom fashion show at
Cape Cod Mall
See the latest fashions for the prom
Sunday at the Cape Cod Mall from 1
to 3 p.m. The fashion show, held in the
Macy's court and hosted by Cache,
Mr. Tux and Eddie Bauer, will show-
case the latest prom gowns and men's
formal apparel. For more information,
call the Cape Cod Mall shopping line
at 508-771-0200 or visit the mall's
Web page at www.simon.com.
Spring planting
A repotting clinic is held every
Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
Hyannis Country Garden, 380 West
Main Street.
Chili out with art and
poetry
The 6th Annual Poetry, Chili & Art
Fest at the Cotuit Center for the Arts,
4404 Route 28 in Cotuit, is held March
4 at 6:30 p.m. Original poetry by
George Quasha, chili and cornbread
contest, student/faculty art exhibit and
live music. Tickets at the door, $10 to
$12.
Mangia, mangia!
It's pasta night every Thursday be-
tween 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. at the Sons
of Italy, 4996 Falmouth Road in Cotuit.
And if that doesn't fill you up, stop by
for an all you can eat breakfast buffet
Saturday mornings between 9 a.m.
and 1 p.m.
Poets wanted for contest
The Veterans For Peace are spon-
soring a poetry contest to celebrate
Peace Week , April 16 through 22.
Poets of all ages are invited to submit
one original poem on peace of no
more than 50 lines no later than April
7 at 5 p.m. Entries should be sent
to Veterans For Peace, 39 Muskeget
Lane, Centerville, MA 02632. Cash
prizes. A reading is held April 29 at 10
a.m. at South Congregational Church
in Centerville. For details call 508-771-
3915.
Around the Cape
Oscar in Chatham benefits
United Way
The Cape and Islands Untied Way
will old its first Sand Dollar Ball
Saturday beginning at 6 p.m. at the
Chatham Bars Inn. The ball is part of
the organization's Oscar Weekend on
Cape Cod and will feature toasting,
dining, voting and dancing in honor of
the 78th Academy Awards. Call 508-
775-4746 for more information.
Bowling for heart health
A benefit for the American Heart As-
sociation will be held Sunday at Ryan
Family Amusements on Route 28 in
South Yarmouth. For a $10 admission,
bowlers will get three games, shoes
and non-alcoholic beverages. All
proceeds will go to the American Heart
Association in memory of Jordan Blair,
Feb. 23, 1998-Nov. 3, 2005.
Ballet for adults at
Academy
The Academy of Performing Arts in
Orleans is offering adult ballet classes
Monday mornings from 10 to 11 from
March 6 to April 10. No experience
is required, but pre-registration and a
$60 fee are. Call the academy at 508-
255-5510 for more information.
Free legal clinics for
women
Estates and wills will be the topic
March 8 from 9 to 11 a.m. then family
law will be discussed from 1 to 3 p.m.
Both free clinics are held at WE CAN,
537 Main Street in Harwichport. There
is another clinic, with a minimal pay-
ment, March 4 when rebuilding your
credit is the discussion. This workshop
is held from 9 a.m. to noon at HAC,
460 W. Main Street in Hyannis. Call
508-771-5400 ext. 285 to register.
Winter festival among the
glass
The 5th Annual Winter Festival to
benefit Alzheimer's Services of Cape
Cod & the Islands is held March 3 at
the Sandwich Glass Museum from 3
to 6 p.m. Honorary chair state Rep.
Jeffrey Davis Perry presides over the
event featuring wine, nibbles, desserts
and silent and live auctions. For reser-
vations call 508-775-5656.
Flower power and plans
A bus trip to the New England
Flower Show in Boston is held March
15 from 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Reg-
istration is due to Heritage Museums
& Gardens in Sandwich by March 1
and the fee is $70 to $85. Day trip to
Nantucket for the Daffodil Day fest
April 29 from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The
fee is $45 to $75 and reservations are
needed by April 15.
HJT accepting registration
for spring
Harwich Junior Theatre is now
accepting registrations to the new win-
ter/spring sessions. Offerings include
musical theatre, on-camera acting,
Burmese Kung-Fu and more. Call 508-
432-0934 for details.
Marines wanted!
The 2nd Marine Division Associa-
tion is looking for new members. Vets
and former 2nd Division Marines are
wanted to participate in reunions and
other events. Anyone interested in
more information should call 760-365-
2473 or visit www.2marine.com.
Spring fling in the Big
Apple
Opera New England sponsors a trip
to New York City April 18 through 20
for a performance of Le Nozze Di Figa-
ro, as well as tickets to the opera and
more. For details call 508-896-1051.
Deposit
due by
March 1.
Horticulture classes
The Master Gardener Association
of Cape Cod, in conjunction with the
Barnstable County Cooperative Exten-
sion Service, is offering a series of
classes in backyard horticulture.
Women, atten hut!
Ready to shed those winter pounds?
Then sign on for Cape Cod Adventure
Boot Camp, held weekdays for one
hour at 6 a.m. Work at your own level,
choose five day a week program or
three days. Check out www.capeco-
dadventurebootcamp.com for sign-up
details.
Act now
To get involved in the 13th annual
Cape Cod Maritime Days, set for May
13 through 21, contact 508-362-3225
ext. 531. Lighthouse and walking
tours, maritime art exhibits, re-enact-
ments, cruises and more are on the
agenda so sign on now to get your
event on the slate.
What's up at the CCMA
Classes offered to children this win-
ter at the Cape Cod Museum of Art,
Route 6A in Dennis are drawing and
painting, multi-media adventures, color
crafts, sculpture with found objects,
mask and set making and more. Adult
classes include assemblage, stained
glass, watercolor, enameling, figure
drawing, contemporary film, totems,
balancing energy and more. For details
call 508-385-4477, ext. 12.
Reunion for Marines
The USS Worcester CL 144 Associa-
tion is seeking former Ship's Company
Marine Detachment, Flag Members
and Aviation Personnel for the 17th
annual reunion at Deerfield Beach,
Florida, Sept. 15 through 18. For de-
tails call Phil Harter at 845-255-2603
or e-mail PhilHarter@aolcom.
Boys and Girls Club
happenings
The Boys and Girls Club of Cape
Cod is offering several education
and leadership programs this winter.
Among the offerings are homework
and goal-setting programs, money
management, fitness, karate, hip hop,
chess, ceramics, wave pool trips,
cooking and more. Free membership
for children ages 6 to 18 is offered to
active duty or reserve military family
members. Call 508-477-8845.
Tea, tunes and tasty treats
The Cape Cod Museum of Art,
Route 6A in Dennis, will be hosting
a series of winter teas during which
classical and popular music will be
performed by pianist Lynne Weber.
Quench your thirst with a spot of tea
and a nibble served amid the back-
drop of art hanging in the galleries.
Free with admission. The teas are from
2:30 to 4 p.m. March 24.
School programs offered
on Cape
The YMCA Cape Cod has openings
in its School Age Programs in West
Barnstable at the Y and in Sandwich
at the Camp Lyndon Center. Instruc-
tional and recreational swim, arts
projects, homework help and more are
available. Call 508-362-6500, ext. 115,
for details.
Childcare openings in
Harwich
The YMCA of Cape Cod has several
openings in the Harwich Childcare
Center for infant care as well as the
West Barnstable facility. For informa-
tion, call 508-362-6500, ext. 108.
Support the children
Getting a new car? Think about
donating your unwanted vehicle, no
restrictions, to the B6ys & Girls Club
for sale at auction later. Call 800-246-
0493 for details.
Magic trading card game
meetings
Ages 11 and up are invited to
the Eastham Public Library the first
Tuesday of each month from 6:15 to
7:45 to play, watch or learn Magic-
The Gathering trading card game. For
information call 508-240-5950.
New programs at the Boys
& Girls Club
The Boys & Girls Club in Mashpee
is open Monday through Friday from
2 to 7 p.m. Teen nights are held each
Wednesday night from 7 to 9 p.m.
and every Friday night from 7 to 10
p.m. Additionally, the club is open
every Saturday as well during vacation
weeks. Offerings include photography,
homework tutoring and help, horse-
back riding, lacrosse, a goal-setting
program, karate, basketball, dance,
computer, career prep, healthy living
and much more. A satellite Boys &
Girls Club for grades 7 through 12 is
now open at Mashpee High School
where there is computer support,
games, tutoring SAT and MCAS prep
and much more available. Membership
is $15 for the year.
YMCA activities
The YMCA of Cape Cod has im-
mediate openings at several child-
care locations, including one in West
Barnstable, where swim classes are
included. For details call 508-362-
6500, ext. 108.
Learn to fling!
The Callanish School of Celtic Arts
leads beginning lessons in Highland
Dance and Scottish Step Dance Mon-
day afternoons at the West Barnstable
Community Building on Route 149 and
at the First Congregational Church
of Yarmouthport on Route 6A on
Wednesday afternoons. Ages 4 and up
are welcome. Call 508-888-0107 for
information.
Programs at children's
museum
The Cape Cod Children's Museum,
577 Great Neck Road South in Mash-
pee, is holding several classes this
winter. Among the offerings is Toddler
, Time, Pre-K Prep, Infant Time, Down
i on the Farm, American Red Cross
Babysitting, Story and Craft Hour, a
cooking class and more. For details,
| call 508-539-8788.
; Bird house benefit auction
March 19
The 3rd Annual Spring is in the
[ Air Bird House Auction will be held
Sunday, March 19 from 2 to 6 p.m. at
the Wayside Inn in Chatham. Proceeds
benefit the Sampson Fund for Veteri-
nary Care.
Rover Dog to the rescue
Homes for Barnstable County area
pets can be
found via
the Internet
with the
help of
Rover Dog Rescue in Buzzards Bay,
the MSPCA in Centerville, and People
for Cats in West Falmouth, all of whom
have joined Petfinder.com, the oldest
and largest on-line database of home-
less pets. To find out more, e-mail
roverdogrescue§hotmail.com
Foster and adoptive
families needed
Social workers and local foster par-
ents are present the fourth Thursday of
every month from noon to 1 p.m. and
6 to 7 p.m. at the state Department of
Social Services, 32 Commercial St. in
South Yarmouth, to discuss foster par-
enting and adoption. Those interested
should stop by or call 508-771-1727.
Coffee and an open mic
The YMCA of Cape Cod's coffee-
house for teens at Camp Lyndon in
Sandwich will be held the second and
fourth Saturday of each month from 7
to 9 p.m. Featured activities include
an open mike, musicians, dancing, an
art gallery, poetry readings and more.
Teens are welcome to perform or just
hang out. Admission is $2.
# NATURE:
Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution
(Redfield Auditorium,Water Street,
Woods Hole, 508-289-2398)
Barnstable Land Trust
(720 Main Street, Hyannis, 508-771-
2585)
Help to save the Cordwood property
by dressing your pup in a Dogs of
Eagle Pond Doggie Bandana, available
by sending a check for $27 to the BLT,
P.O. Box 224, Cotuit, MA 02635 or by
calling 508-771-2585. All proceeds
benefit the cause.
Cape Cod Canal Visitor
Center
(Cape side of the Canal, Ed Moffit
Drive, across from the Sandwich Coast
Guard Station. Information, 508-833-
9678.) Attractions include a retired
41-foot U.S. Army Corps of Engi-
neers' patrol boat, real time radar and
camera images of the Canal, a theater
showing continuous presentations on
the Canal history, bookstore, rangers
presenting ongoing free programs and
more. Call 978-318-8636.
Cape Cod National
Seashore
(Salt Pond Visitor Center, Nauset
Road, off Route 6 in Eastham, 508-
255-3421; Province Lands Visitor
Center, Race Point Road, off Route 6
in Provincetown, 508-487-1256. Call
for details.)
Thornton W. Burgess
Society/Green Briar
Nature Center
(6 Discovery Hill Road in East
Sandwich. 508-888-6870. Winter hours
are Tuesday through Saturday from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m., through mid-April.
Critter Capers is held every Friday
at 10:30 a.m. when a naturalist leads
a tour to visit the resident animals.
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