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BUSINESS BRIEFS
Todd earns award voted
by colleagues
Dr. Diane E Todd, O.D. with
offices in Orleans and Hyannis,
was recently awarded the Mas-
sachusetts State Young Optom-
etrist of the Year Award for 2006.
The award is voted by colleagues
and the Massachusetts Society of
Optometrists.
Samba Grill wants more
entertainment
Miriam Solon, manager of Samba
Grill of Brazil at 570 Main St. in
Hyannis, will ask the licensing board
for itsblessingtoincreasethe number
of entertainersallowedto seven andto
install a pool table. The board meets
at 9:30 a.m. on June 5 at town hall,
when it will also consider action on
the licenses and hours of Kendrick's
on North Street.
Changes at Grille 16
A newmenu and new executive and
sous chefs are in place at Grille 16
restaurant onMainStreet inHyannis.
Dinner offeringsrangefrom $21to $29
and a light fare menu includes items
such as alobster pizza for $9.Grille 16
is open Wednesday through Sunday
evenings and offers live musicFridays
and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m.
Open house at Gallery 337
The 17 artists of Gallery 337 at the
corner of Main and Ocean streets in
Hyannis are holding an open house
tonight from 5to 8and Saturday from
11a.m. to 5 p.m.
Your money and your
future
The Cape Cod Mall will host the
Century Expo, a retirement and
future planning show for the 30-plus
consumer, June 2 to 4throughout the
mall in Hyannis.
Contractors are welcome
Mid-CapeHome CentersinHyannis
and other Capelocations presentsits
Third Annual Cape Cod Contractor
Week June 5 to 9, when there will be
expanded product demonstrations
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. On June 8,The
Countertop Shop on White's Path in
South Yarmouthwill host a one-day
open house with all-new showroom
displays.
Paraclete Press wins
awards
Christianity Today has announced
that Paraclete Press in Orleans has
received two book awards. The win-
ner in the fiction category was This
Heavy Silence by Nicole Mazzarella,
Born Again and Again by Jon M.
Sweeney won the Award of Merit in
the Spirituality Category.
Tech council to meet
Members of the Cape Cod Technol-
ogy Council meet June 2 at 7:30 a.m.
at the New Seabury Country Club in
Mashpee when techniques for clean-
ingthe environment willbe discussed.
For reservations, call508-771-6308 or
visit www.capetech.com.
Compound featured in
Architectural Digest
Hutker Architects of Martha 's
Vineyard and Falmouth designed a
unique compound out on Martha's
Vineyard , Cuff's Cove Compound,
that is modeled after a historic farm.
The compound willbe featuredinthe
June issue of Architectura l Digest.
Agents reach 15-year mark
Several of the Jack Conway Com-
pany's real estate agents have been
with the business for 15 or more
years , including Don Myers and
Barbara Swanson of the Falmouth
office, 19 years; Elaine Bower from
the Mashpee office, 15years; Shirley
Lafler from the Sandwich office , 23
years and Rosemarie Gianferante, 27
years, also from Sandwich; and Loe
Beauvias and Joyce Rouleau, both
from the Dennis office with 22 years
under their belts.
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Sail away on an island
cruise
The Falmouth Chamber of com-
merce is hosting a beach party and
annual membership drive June 8from
5 to 7 p.m. aboard the Island Queen.
Tickets are $15. For details, call 508-
548-8500.
Cape Chamber marks 85
years
Members ofthe Cape Cod Chamber
of Commerce celebrate at their 85th
annualmeeting June 6-atthe Wequas-
sett Inn on the Harwich/Chathamline.
The cocktail reception is at 6p.m. fol-
lowed by the installation of new direc-
tors and officers.Reservations are due
byJune 1at sonia@capecodchamber.
org or jane(acapecodchabmer.org.
Admission is $70 to $75.
Conway employees
honored for community
service
Several employees from the Jack
Conway Company were recently ac-
knowledged for their dedication and
service to the community. They work
in the Mashpee, Sandwich, Falmouth
and Dennis offices.
Marketing association
members to meet
Members of the Cape Cod Hospi-
tality Marketing Association host a
Cosmic Bowling and Team Building
fundraiser on June 7 at Ryan Fam-
ily Amusement, Route 28 in South
Yarmouth.Meet from 6to 9 p.m. with
family and friends to raise funds for
the CCHMA Scholarship
Fund. Admission is $25 to $30. Cash
bar. Those interested in applying
for the scholarship should do so by
June 1 at elliemackenzie(cseacrest-
resort.com
Orleans Inn celebrates 10
years
The Orleans Inn on the cove in Or-
leans will be hosting an open house
June 30 from 3 to 5 p.m. when there
will be refreshments and tours of the
antique establishment.
Sifflard earns CMPS
designation
Mortgage broker and managing
partner of LightSpeed Mortgage
Services, LLC, recently passed the
qualifying exams to earn the Certi-
fied Mortgage Planning Specialist
Designation.
Academy wins generous
grant
The Academy of Performing Artsin
Orleans has been awarded a $75,000
from the Orleans Town Preservation
Fund. The funds willbe used to install
a sprinkler system for the theater and
playhouse.
Cilfones win award
Cynthia and Mark Cilfone, owners
of La Cucina Sul Mare , 237 Main St.in
Falmouth have been selected by the
Falmouth Chamber of Commerce to
receive the Build aBetter Mousetrap
Award at the 2006 Cape Cod SCORE
Awards breakfast being held June 6
at the Old Yarmouth Inn.
Skipper Restaurant to
cook-off
The 25th
annual International
Schweppes Great Chowder Cook-Off
is held June 3 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
at the Newport Yachting Center. This
year Skipper's Restaurant in South
Yarmouth will be competing in the
"Best Clam"category.For information
call 401-846-1600 ext. 218
Mark Creedon
Coastal names inside sales rep
Coastal Equipment Rentals, Inc., lo-
cated offRoute 28inMarstons Millsnext
to the Stop & Shop Plaza, has named
Mark Creedon itsinside sales represen-
tative. Previously, Creedon worked for
Botello Lumber for a decade.
Guide to Cape Cod
available
The Official 2006 Guide to Cape
Cod is available at AAA offices , trade
shows and by request. Call 508-362-
3225 or visit www.CapeCodChamber.
org to order a copy.
Opportunity Knox
Cape Cod Community College will
host a seminar for real estate profes-
sionalson "value-added selling"June
6. The speaker, hosted by the Jack
Cotton Center for RealEstate Studies
at the college, willbe David Knox, an
international real estate sales profes-
sional. On his agenda is the tricky
topic of "maintaining price."
Registration is at 8:15 a.m. at the
college 's Tilden Arts Center, and the
talk begins at 9 a.m. Registration is
$35. To sign up, call 508-362-2131 and
ask for the registration office.
Servsafe training in
Dennis
Learn about food safety for the food
industry June 5, 6, 12 and 13from 8:30
a.m. to noon at the Elder Services,
68 Route 134 in Dennis. Registration
required by June 1. Fee is $150 or $50
for recertification. Call 508-375-6697
for details. Sponsored by the Cape
Cod Cooperative Extension.
Golf guide on the racks
The Cape Cod Chamber of Com-
merce in partnership with Northeast
Publications Inc. has issued 60,000
copies of its 2006 Annual Golf Guide
to Cape Cod, "The Golf Coast." Also
available on-line at www.capecodgolf-
coast.com, it is a 72-page , full-color,
glossy magazine providing informa-
tion, a map, directory, lodging and
dining information , and more.
Looking for Formula One
kart drivers
The 6th Annual Seaside Le Mans
race for the Cape Cod community will
be held Sept. 9 from noon to 4:30 p.m.
at Mashpee Commons. Companies or
individuals interested in becoming
sponsors or drivers should contact
Beth Patkoske at 508-394-8800 , ext.
142 as soon as possible as the field is
limited to 20 teams. For more details,
check out www.seasidelemans.org.
Help for people over 55
who want to work
The Mature Workers Program
of Elder Services of Cape Cod and
the Islands, Inc. has openings in its
Bridge Back to Work Program for
income-eligible people 55 and older.
Paid work experience and/or skills
training opportunities are available
in or near your community to help
you obtain employment. CallMary or
Betty at 508-394-4630 or 888-394-4630
ext. 134 or 138.
Lending a hand
The USDA/Rural Development
offers help with home repairs and re-
habilitation projects for single-family
homeowners with verylow household
incomes. Call 508-295-5151, ext. 134.
Web site for job seekers
The U.S. Department of Labor has
a Web site, www.careeronestop.org,
which serves as a resource for job
seekers and workforce profession-
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$6 million.
We are working with a large
number of supporters seeking
and increase in Connecting
Activities funding. This pro-
gram provides high school
students with work experi-
ence and career exploration.
Currently there is $4.1 million
dollars statewide for this ac-
tivity. This amount supports
15 programs in almost every
WIB area in the state. We are
trying to increase the total
amount to $7.1 million.
The Cape &Islands is seek-
ing funding, through an ear-
mark (directing existingfund-
ing to a specific program) to
continue our 55+ program.
I am happy to be able to re-
port that we are in both the
House and Senate versions
of the budget , and anticipate
continued funding for the
program. Many, many thanks
to our legislative delegation ,
all of whom have supported
this program.
We are working with the
State Workforce Board Asso-
ciation on several initiatives,
including $11 million for the
Workforce Competitiveness
Trust Fund; $500,000 for the
Workforce Accountabilit y
Task Force; $32,322 million
for Adult Basic Education;
and $20 million for Employ-
ment and Trainingservicesfor
food stamp recipients.
In past years our efforts
were just to maintain sup-
port for our programs. Now
that state revenues are up,
we are hoping to be able to
provide funding at levels that
will permit us to serve more
individuals. Of course , so is
everyone else in the state.
I will report the status of
these requests in a future
column.
als alike. The local office for
employment and training
assistance is Career Opportu-
nities at 75 Perseverance Way
inHyannis.Call508-771-JOBS
or visit www.ciwib.org.
Loans for people
with disabilities
Massachusetts residents
with disabilities have access
to reduced-interest loans
for assistive technology and
related services through the
Massachusetts Rehabilita-
tion Commission and Easter
Seals Massachusetts. Call
617-204-3851 , ext. 3623, or
508-751-6431.
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depository Institution and will be paid to the depositor according to the
terms of the CD. A minimum deposit of $1,000 is required Each CD is a
deposit obligation of a U.S. depository Institution and is insured by the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation up to $100,000 for all deposits held
in the same legal capacity at the same depository institution CDs present
certain investment risks that you should discuss with a Financial Advisor
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