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River Day...
KATHLEEN SZMIT MANl/VARING PHOTOS
HAVE PADDLE. WILL TRAVEL - James Moore. 8. and his mother. Barbara Davis traverse the waters ot Mill Pond during River Day in Marstons Mills.
LOVE THOSE CLAMS! - Stan Negus of BARS (Barnstable Area
Recreational Shellfishermen) hands a brochure to an interested
customer. "This is one of our fun days," said Negus of River Day.
RECYCLING RENEGADES - Jesse Bermel (L) and Josh
Lacan work the crowd before the start of the Americorps
puppet show on recycling. The interactive show was a hit
with youngsters. SKY TO GROUND - An aerial view of Indian Lakes reveals the beauty of this part of the Marstons
Mills watershed.
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cozy pond in brightly colored kayaks
supplied by Eastern Mountain Sports
of Hyannis.
For the fishermen and women in the
crowd, Al Brewster of Trout Unlimited
held a fly tying demonstration compli-
mented nicely later in the day by West
Barnstable resident Chip Gouger's fly
fishing how-to.
For the wee ones the Americorps-Cape
Cod puppet show about recycling was a
big hit. The interactive play proved as
entertaining as it was educational.
Children were also treated to fun and
games by the water's edge with several
age-appropriate activities. There was
Fred the Fish and the Urban Stew, and
kids could make their own water cycle
bracelets to remember the day. Parents
could purchase a hand-made commemo-
rative tile, designed and produced by The
Artisan's Studio and Marketplace.
Of course,the main reason for the event
was to help residents learn more about
the waters of Marstons Mills.
Beneath a tent that served as the
hub of festivities, displays by local
clubs and commissions provided a
wealth of information about con-
servation, preservation and what
citizens can do to improve water
quality in local watersheds. "River
Day is primarily designed to show-
case the watershed so that residents
can become good stewards to their
own watershed ," said Kris Clark ,
coordinator of the event.
PEOPLE
Small and Rogers to wed
Bonnie Perry of Cotuit and Robert
Rogers of Centerville announce the
engagement of their son Christopher
Drew Rogers of Orlando, Fla., to
Stacee Nicole Small, also of Orlando.
Her parents are Del and Kathy Small
of Gainesville, Fla.
The bride-elect graduated from
Gainesville High School, Gainesville;
Stetson University, Deland; and
Rollins College, Winter Park, all of
Florida.
The bridegroom-elect graduated
from Berkshire School, Sheffield ,
Mass.; Stetson University; and Cen-
tral Florida Fire Academy, Orlando.
A June 24 wedding is planned at
Championsgate in Orlando.
Crocker celebrates 100th
birthday
Dorothy Crocker, a resident of
Harbor Point in Centerville, turned
100 May 23. She has two children and
grew up in the Boston area. When not
traveling extensively she worked at
her ice cream shop, where she made
29 flavors other own homemade ice
cream before retiring.
Scout gets his wings
PatrickJ.McNamara II of Buzzards
Bay has earned Eagle Scout rank, in
part for organizing a flag retirement
ceremony in Hyannis last year. He is
amember of Troop 54 in Centerville,
a 2005 graduate of Barnstable High
School, and attends Massachusetts
Maritime Academy.
Rockett to the wild blue
yonder
Twelve-year-old Tucker James
Rockett of Falmouth has been se-
lected as the 102nd Fighter Wing's
next "Pilot for a Day" on May 25 at
Otis Air National Guard Base. He
will be picked up in a Humvee to be
transported to the base where he will
be given his wings, a flight suit and
promotion to the rank of Captain.
Capt. Rockett will inspect the base,
do a preflight inspection and sit in
his own F-15 Eagle.
"Pilot for a Day"is a U.S. Air Force
program which focuses on young
people who are either handicapped
or stricken with life-threatening
illness.
Baby news from Cape
Cod Hospital
• Abby Kristin Vieira was born
April 27 to Evaldo and Debora Vieira
of Hyannis at Cape Cod Hospital .
• Alyssa Lynn McEneaney was
born May 2 to Frank McEneaney and
Jody Proutv of Centerville.
• Davin Bryant Fountain was born
May 4 to Dax Fountain and Shailey
Pires of Cotuit.
• Erick Camilo was born May
2 to Juarez and Talita Camilo of
Centerville.
• Gabriel Dolorien David was
born April 27 to Jeffrey David and
Kimberly Jo Stroubing of Marstons
Mills.
• Jackson Theodore Gladish was
born April 26 to Scott Gladish and
Nancy Schaefer, M.D., of Hyannis.
• Madeleine Elisete Ward was born
May 1to Christopher and Derby Ward
of Centerville.
• Sara Isolina Greenwood was
born May 5 to Jason and Stacey
Greenwood of Cotuit.
Robedee graduates
Cotuit resident Danielle Marie
Robedee of Cotuit has graduated
from St. Andrews Presbyterian
College, where she received a BA in
Therapeutic Horsemanship.
Baby Olivia arrives in
Falmouth
Olivia Ashley Lambert was born
May 4 at Falmouth Hospital to Jen-
nifer L and Ramon H. Lambert , Jr.
of Hyannis.
Zay receives paid
internship
Andrew Zay of West Yarmouth, a
graduate of Dennis-YarmouthHigh
School, was recently selected for the
Ernest F. Holling School award at
Massachusetts Maritime Academy.
He will receive $650 per week for
a paid internship next summer in
Silver Springs, Md
Collings graduates
Katelin Collings of Centerville has
graduated from Coastal Carolina
University, where she received a
bachelor of science degree
Bctancourt volunteers
with alliance
Marstons Mills resident Cataline
Betancourt is a resident volunteer
with the Alliance for Living through
the Connecticut College office of
Volunteers for Community Service.
She is a 2004 graduate of Barnstable
High School.
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