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Dr. Golden...
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insurer isn't really respond-
ing to the patient but the
employer."
As Golden's days as a prac-
ticingphysicianwinddown,he
is looking forward to travel-
ing, a special passion of his.
"There 'salways someplace to
go,"he said. "It would be nice
to travel without watching
the clock."
Not that Golden isn't al-
ready well traveled. When he
wasn't checking up on his pa-
tients,he managed to visit the
base camp at Mount Everest ,
go trekking in Bhutan , white-
water raft in Chile, and drive
across the desert of Morocco.
In spite of everything, Golden
doesn't see himself as all that
interesting.
Upon his retirement June
30, Golden plans to turn the
practice over to a qualified
successor, though asnegotia-
tions are still in the works he
is not able to say whom.' He
admitted to having difficulty
finding someone. "It'shard to
get people to come to Mas-
sachusetts," he said.
Although Golden is look-
ing forward to adventures
and travels following his last
day in June, there is an as-
pect of his practice that he
will miss. "I will miss seeing
all the patients," he said. "I
have hundreds, thousands of
memories to last a lifetime.
It's hard to leave the people
you know so well."
CLASSROOMRAMBLES
Facilities manager
selected
A1997 Massachusetts Mari-
time Academy graduate is ex-
pected to become the school
department' s first facilities
manager.
Interim Supt. Tom Mc-
Donald said Justin Ferbert
of Lakeville, now director of
engineering at Melrose-Wake-
field Hospital north of Boston,
has accepted the position.
His work will include long-
and short-range capital plan-
ning for the district's build-
ings, overview of custodial
staff, and preparation of a
preventative maintenance
program. "That's his main
charge ," McDonald said of
the last item.
McDonald , who said in-
coming Supt. Dr. Patricia
Grenier participated in the
selection, called Ferbert "a
young guy with agreat future.
I think he'll do great things
for Barnstable."
College for a day
The deadline is Sunday to
send your check to College
Clubs of Cape Cod for the 36th
annual College for aDay,to be
held April 26 at Alberto 'sRis-
torante in Hyannis. Simmons
College faculty will speak on
the growingrole of community
service in colleges and uni-
versities and the connection
between philosophyand lead-
ership, and will answer the
question, "What Has Google
Done to My Library?"
All college graduates are
welcome to the luncheon
event. Send a $40 check pay-
able to College Clubs of Cape
Cod to Suzanne Chaitas ,
37 Misty Harbor Way, East
Falmouth MA 02536. Partial
proceed will benefit a Cape
Cod CommunityCollege grad-
uate pursuing further study.
For more information, call
508-477-4470 or send an e-mail
to lesleythrone@yahoo.com
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1986
It was sort of a Christmas present,
oil and gas prices going down. "They
started dropping about December,
around Christmas," said P Gordon
Nelson Jr. of Nelson Coal & Oil, one
of the bigger fuel oil distributors in
the area. And off and on, they've been
going down ever since. Nelson's firm
is selling No. 2 fuel oil for 90 cents a
gallon. As for gasoline the going rate
is 79 cents a gallon.
1996
Late night drinking and card
playing at the Olde Barnstable Fair-
grounds Golf Course has the town's
recreation director and golf manager
facing disciplinary action.David Cur-
ley, director of recreation, and Gary
Philbrick, the golf manager, will be
penalized by Town Manager Warren
Rutherford for failing to "properly
safeguard the town's golf course,"
authorizing private individuals to
activate the club's alarm system and
failure to investigate the incident.
In a report submitted by Barnstable
Police Detective Mark Delaney after
a month of investigation.
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