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EVENTS CALENDAR CONTINUED FROM PAGE C:5 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 (4 Water St. in Sandwich) , Green Briar Nature Center (6 Discovery Hill Rd., East Sandwich) (508-888-6870. Hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. 508-888- 6870, www.thorntonburgess.org) Critter Capers is held every Friday at 10:30 a.m. when a naturalist leads a tour to visit the resident animals. And every Saturday morning at 10:30, it's Animal Story Time with stories about Peter Rabbit and friends. Every Tuesday and Friday morning at 10:30, a volunteer leads walks in the Shirley G. Cross Wildflower Garden. Notice: Sign up now for sum- mer programs for ages four and up. Canoeing, crafts , tidal pools, wood- land safari, dinosaurs, bugs and more. Programs run July 5 through August. Museum open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday through Saturday and from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is by donation. • June 3: Learn to make strawberry pineapple jam at 1 p.m., bring a child. • June 10: Strawberry Festival, view strawberry jam making, visit the animals, stroll the paths, have a sweet and more. Don't forget to bring a soil sample for analysis. Cape Cod Museumof Natural History (508-896-3867, Route 6A in Brew- ster) Nature walks, talks, lessons, trips, a museum shop and library, family pro- grams and more are offered. Current exhibits include an interactive coastal exhibit, marine exhibits, birds, more. Something new! The ospreycam at the museum is up and running and there are three eggs to keep an eye on as they rest in their plastic , twig and lichen lined nest where mom and dad take turns tending the offspring and feeding one another. Hatching is expected in about a month. •June 7: The botanical trails in Yarmouth are on the agenda today when the public is invited to explore them at 3:30 p.m. Meet at the museum at 3:15 p.m. • June 14: Learn more about the Spruce Hill Conservations Area in Brewster when you hike the area at 3:30 p.m. Meet at the museum at 3:15 p.m. Massachusetts Audubon Society, Ashumet and Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary (508-362-1426, call for detailed information) Massachusetts Audubon Society, Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary (508-349-2615 , Route 6 in Wellfleet , call for a complete schedule of events) Massachusetts Audubon Society, Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary (Cummaquid, 508-362-1426) Waquoit Bay Reserve {508-457-0495 , Route 28, East Falmouth) * Professional development courses for educators in fishing, oceans and coasts, salt water studies, whales, lo- cal water issues, coastal habitats and more offered. Call now for details. Cape Cod Wildlife Center (185 Meadow Lane, West Barnstable, 508-362-0111, www. capewildlife.org) Have your questions about wildlife answered daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or go to the Center's Web site at CapeWildlife.Org Warning: The Center strongly urges the public to not touch wild animals. If you must do so, wear thick rub- ber gloves. Better yet, call your local animal control department and let the professionals handle the situation. j| STALKS: Author series continues Jack Sheedy discusses Cape Cod ship building June 4 at 3 p.m. at the Dennis Public Library, 5 Hall St. in Dennisport. A Crosby on the Crosbys The story of "grizzly old men and the beautiful boats they built" will be told by Carol Crosby, winner of Mystic Seaport's John Gardner Maritime Re- search Award, when she speaks about Osterville's Crosby boatyards June 3 at 2 p.m. at the Cape Cod Maritime Museum on Hyannis Inner Harbor. Youngman to talk at Dennis library Cape Cod author and garden expert Jack Youngman will discuss gardening on Cape Cod June 10 at 11 a.m. at the Dennis Public Library, 5 Hall Street in Dennisport. Wildlife center lecture series The Cape Wildlife Center hosts a lecture June 9 when Jana Perry brings up the subject of orangutans and primates. The lecture is held at the Cape Wildlife Center, 185 Meadow Lane in West Barnstable, at 7 p.m /¦£#', -WALKS: Sandwich expedition Explore the oldest town on Cape Cod, Sandwich, year-round on a 6.2- mile walk as part of the Walk 'n Mass Volkssport Club. Call 508-291-1162 for details. i Take the Hyannis-JFK family compound walk Walk Hyannis and enjoy ocean views on a 10K jaunt beginning at the Heri- tage House Hotel, 259 Main Street in Hyannis. Walk sponsored by the Walk 'n Mass Volkssport Club. Start times are daily sunrise to sunset. Informa- tion: 508-775-7000. : {S§ ^ ^VOLUNTEERS : Help for Pops by the Sea The Arts Foundation of Cape Cod needs volunteers for the Aug. 6 con- cert on the Hyannis Village Green, as well as the day before. Free tickets, t-shirt and food to volunteers. Check out www.artsfoundation.org or call 508-362-0066 for details. HAC needs help The Housing Assistance Corporation is looking for five volunteers to help staff process housing search appli- cations. Interviewing applicants and helping applicants fill in paper work part of job. Weekly or biweekly. Call 508-771-5400 ext. 213. Hallet House needs helpers The Captain Bangs Hallet House Museum is looking for volunteers to lead tours this summer. To get details, call 508-362-3021. Horizons needs help Energetic volunteers are needed for Horizons for Homeless Children with a shelter in Hyannis. If you have an extra two hours a week and want to make a difference in a child's life call 508-999- 9454 to sign on. Fresh Air Fund needs hosts This summer, children will be com- ing to the Cape to stay with host Fresh Air Fund families. If you are interested in hosting a child, call 508-896-4843. Visit www.freshair.org. Volunteers needed to man desks The Housing Assistance Corpora- tion, 460 West Main St. in Hyannis, needs volunteers to do filing, copying, data input and more. Interested parties should call 508-771-5400, ext. 272. The Coast Guard wants you! The Coast Guard Heritage Museum in Barnstable Village needs people to be volunteer interpreters. Training is provided. Call Al at 508-420-9810 to sign on. Massage therapists wanted The Pan-Massachusetts Challenge is Aug. 5 and 6 when massage therapists are needed to relieve the bones of the sore cyclists. To sign up, call 800-WE- CYCLE or visit pmc.org. MSPCA needs help The MSPCA is looking for volunteers to clean, do laundry, transport ani- mals, help with special events, foster care for cats and kittens and more. Volunteer orientation is held the first Thursday of the month at the shelter, 1577 Falmouth Road in Centerville. Literacy and math coaches needed The Senior Corps of Elder Services is looking for older adults for train- ing as literacy and math coaches for elementary school children in Bourne, Barnstable, Dennis and Yarmouth. Call for details, 800-244-4630 or 508-394- 4630 ext. 158. NOAH Center needs volunteers The NOAH Center is looking for a front desk volunteer to work one morning a week as well as kitchen assistants to work one evening. Those interested is signing up should call 508-364-7590 or 508-771-5400 ext. 279. Like kids? We've got an idea for you! The Boys & Girls Club needs vol- unteers for the photography group, cooking class and Web design, or to play board games and tutor children. Call 508-477-8845. Docents wanted for Burgess Museum The Thornton W. Burgess Museum in Sandwich Village needs docents to greet visitors during the fall. Training provided. Volunteers needed for mentoring program Aid to Incarcerated Mothers is looking for volunteers for its "Children and Mentors" Partnership mentoring program. Call 617-536-0058. CCMA needs volunteers The Cape Cod Museum of Art in Dennis needs volunteers to contact foundations for grant sources, de- sign graphics, help install exhibits, work in the gift shop, raise, direct docent tours, and help with education programs. Call 508-385-4477 , ext. 10, and leave a message for Lois Alberts or John Laynor. Parents Helping Parents To volunteer for this child abuse prevention agency, you need good interpersonal skills and a commitment to strengthening families. Volunteers need to commit to four to five hours a week for one year as facilitators. Training and supervision provided. Call 800-882-1250 or visit the Web site, www.parentshelpingparents.com. Computer instructors needed The Dennis Council on Aging needs people to help teach beginning and intermediate computer educa- tion courses twice a week for eight classes. Training is available. Call 508- 385-5067. Hospital gift shop seeking volunteers The gift shop at Cape Cod Hospital needs volunteers who can work three to four hours a week. Call Judy Ken- nedy at 508-771-1800, x 25259. VNA needs help The Visiting Nurse Association is recruiting volunteers to provide office assistance at the Hyannis site on Inde- pendence Drive. Also needed are arts and crafts people as well as drivers and retired professionals to share their interests and skills. Camera crew and audio people are needed for the health TV program as well as child care volunteers. Call 508-957-7709 if any of these opportunities interest you. Cotuit art center looking for volunteers The Cotuit Center for the Arts is looking for volunteers to work in the box office, usher and assist in mail- ings. In exchange for your work , you will have free entry to the shows. Call 508-428-0669. Opportunities at the Thriftique The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod operates a busy thrift shop at 1074 Route 28 in South Yarmouth, South Yarmouth Plaza. Volunteers are needed to price and sell merchandise. Call 508-957-7709. Cahoon needs volunteers The Cahoon Museum of American Art is looking for volunteers to greet visitors in the galleries, tend the gift shop and assist with mailings, office projects and fund-raisers. Call 508- 428-7581. Retired car buffs wanted Retired car nuts or folks with time on their hands are needed at the Toad Hall Sports Car Museum in Hyannis- port to show people around the cars, answer questions and have a good time. Call 508-778-4934. Heritage looking for volunteers Heritage Museum & Gardens in Sandwich needs new volunteers to help students participate in educa- tional programs. If you like children, learning and teaching, call 508-888- 3300. Volunteers are sought also for special events and mailings. Help the Red Cross Volunteers are needed to help with the canteen at the Red Cross Blood drives two times each month at the Masonic Lodge, Route 28 in Centerville. Call 508-775-1540. AIDS group needs you The AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod, Hyannis, needs volunteers to as- sist in the office and food pantry, with deliveries, doctor 's appointments and more. Call 508-778-1954. Caregivers needed for local children Cape Cod Child Development is looking for volunteers for its Head Start, Child Care and Early Intervention Programs as well as the administrative offices. Call 800-974-8860. Auxiliary thrift shop needs volunteers The Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop, 690 Main St. in Hyannis, is looking for volunteers Monday through Saturday to work three-hour shifts in the morning or afternoon. Call 508- 775-0078. Proceeds from the sales benefit the hospital's Breast Care and Radiology Center for Men and Women. Senior AmeriCorps volunteers sought Elder Service of Cape Cod & Islands is looking for older adults interested in joining the AmeriCorps division of its Senior Environmental Corps. CONTINUED ON PAGE C:8 406 Route 6A, East Sandwich 508-833-1184 The Bee-Hive Tavern is a traditional New England style tavern/restauran t offering high quality, fresh "Bee- Hive made" cuisine to suit every taste & pocketbook. Serving lunch & dinner seven days/week plus breakfast on Sunday Conveniently located directly on 6A with plenty of parking & a cozy, casual atmosphere -The Bee-Hive Tavern is a year round favorite with locals & visitors alike. Call Ahead Seating is available. There are traditional classics still available that have earned awards like the Zagat 's "Excellent " rating: Lobster Pie, the famous Onion Dill Rolls & the Bumbleberry Crisp. More contemporary favorites are here too: The Bee-Sting Martini, Swordfish Primo & the decadent Sandwich Mud Cake. Now the most recent buzz is about Guest Chef Jimmy Koder. Buzz on in to The Bee-Hive Tavern for this fabulous local chef's mouth- watering specials like Asian Marinated Bistro Steak with Wilted Sp inach & Rice. Grilled Yellowfin Tuna with Papaya. Mango & Sweet Chili Salsa . & Crab Cakes with Corn Salsa & Spicy Aioli. 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