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BUSINESSBRIEFS
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
KEEN ON CLEAN-Cape Cod Mall General Manager Leo Fein poses with the hearty crew from
the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce that turned out recently to raise more than $1,000 for
the Tourism Cares program and Student Youth Tourism Association in Boston. They washed
tour buses and cars at the 7th annual Splish Splash Bus Bash.
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
THAT'S THE TICKET! Robert Wyatt, center, artistic director of Cape
Cod Conservatory, accepts a donation of $15,000 from South Shore
Playhouse Associates,which operates the Cape Cod Melody Tent and
SouthShoreMusicCircus.FlankinghimareAssociates presidentBruce
T. Cameron,left,and Vincent G. Longo,general manager.
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
BLUES CHASERS - Dick Fairbanks, second from right, president of
Orleans Auto Supply, and Steve Pasquale,right,the company's sales
manager, present a check to Rich Brothers, Cape and Islands United
Way president,to underwrite the first "Chase the Blues Away" blues
festival,to be heldJuly4from 2to 7p.m.atthe Chatham VFW onGeorge
Ryder Road. George Gritzbach,left,will be amongthe performers,who
also includeEntrain andtheJames Montgomery Blues Band.For tickets
($30), go to Orleans Auto Supply in Hyannis or call 508-775-4746.
Compromise on Samba Grill
request
The licensing authority approved a
request from Samba Grill of Brazil at
572 Main St.inHyannisfor an extension
of its live entertainment license to 12:30
a.m. but balked at the proposed 1 a.m.
extension. Manager Miriam Solon won
an OK for a pool table as well, but the
board wouldnot aliowhertoincreasethe
number of entertainersfrom amaximum
of two to seven.
Kettle Ho's a no-go
The Kettle Ho in the center of the vil-
lage of Cotuit wanted to get approval
for live entertainment Monday through
Saturday from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
and Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m., but may
have opened a can of worms. The es-
tablishment withdrewits request before
Monday's licensing authority hearing,
but not before the town received letters
of complaint about the operation. The
result is a show-cause hearing on the
Kettle Ho's license set for July 3.
P&B oilersmore trips
The summer schedule is in effect at
the P&B bus line, which means more
scheduledtripsto Boston and the Lower
Cape from the Hyannis Transportation
Center. Go to www.p-b.com for more
information.
Weather Channel on Cape
The Weather Channel broadcast live
from Chatham this week for six hours.
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce CEO
Wendy Northcross was schedule to be
interviewed, along with Chatham busi-
ness people.
Music in Barnstable village
The Barnstable Restaurant and Tavern
offers
"Music in the Courtyard" Fridays from
5 to 7 p.m. and during its Sunday jazz
brunch from 12:30to 2:30 p.m. across
from the county courthouse on Route
6A in Barnstable village.
Opening dinner at
Chillingsworth
July 14 marks the opening dinner at
Chillingsworth restaurant in Brewster,
an evening affairfeaturing achampagne
reception, art show,hors d'oeuvres, and
amulti-course dinner withwinepairings
for $135, including tax and gratuity.Call
800-430-3640.
If you can't wait, there's a Bistro/Bar-
BBQ July 3. Go to www.Chillingsworth.
com for details.
Businesspeople: good for the
environment
Robert Spongberg, executive direc-
tor of ARC of Cape Cod, and Brenda
Anderson, assistant vice president at
TD-Banknorth, have received Fragile
Earth Awards from CHAMP Homes for
their efforts to encourage recycling.
Citizens Bank into the arts
CitizensBank and the Arts Foundation
of Cape Cod will offer summer concert
seriesTuesdays at 6p.m. at Aselton Park
in Hyannis, Wednesdays at 6 p.m. at the
Salt Pond Visitor Center in Eastham,
Fridaysat 7:30p.m.outsidethe Falmouth
Public Library, and Mondays at 7 p.m.in
Dennis Village on Route 6A.
Cape owner/chef helps
celebrate Paris
ChefFredericFeufeu'sBleu restaurant
in Mashpee Commons has been invited
by the Museum of FineArts in Boston to
offer a signature dish between June 25
and Sept. 24 in celebration of its "Ameri-
cans in Paris" exhibit. Bleu will feature
an appetizer of Cuisses de Grenouilles
(Frog Legs a la Provencal) with a Cotes
de Provence Blanc 2004 wine.
More sell-outs at Melody
Tent
Concerts by Tom Jones (July 1) and
Hootie and the Blowfish (July 9) at
Cape Cod Melody Tent in Hyannis are
sold out.
Wine Spectatorlauds Siena
To celebrate its Award of Excellence
from Wine Spectator magazine, Siena
Italian Grill and Bar in Mashpee Com-
mons is offering three "cult favorite"
wines at 10 percent off through July 26.
Jewelry sales benefit high
schools
Sales of Cape Cod Colors townjewelry
made by Heart of Stone in Sandwich
Village allowed donations of more than
$2,300 to Cape and Islands public high
schools for fine and performing arts
programs.
Agway offers help with mutt
messes
Agway of Orleans and Dennis offering
donations of "Mutt Mitts" to several
Outer Cape towns so dog owners can
clean up after their pets.
Professionals share insights
in Hyannis
Centerville Osterville Marstons Mills
Business Network International holds
weekly meetings, including a 10-minute
talk,Thursdaysat the HyannisGolf Club,
Route 132,at 7a.m.On June 29,AndyUz-
pervistalksabout beingadentist.Richard
Sawyerleads the discussion July 6 when
he talks about business accounting.
Battle of the chowder chefs
Molly's Restaurant in Yarmouth puts
lastyear'strophyonthelineJune 25inthe
26th annual WCOD Chowder Festival at
the CapeCodMelodyTentinHyannis.The
competition, held from 11a.m. to 3 p.m.,
features 13 contenders, including the re-
tiredchamp,CaptainParker'sofYarmouth.
Four Seas Ice Cream will be serving, and
there's plenty of music. Admission is $10
in advance (at the box office or through
Ticketmaster) and $15on the 25th. It's$4
for childrenunder 10andfreeforthosewho
haven't had their second birthday.
Suffolk U. sets info evening
Learnabout Suffolk University'sCape
Cod degree programs June 23 at 5p.m.in
Room 105of the South building at Cape
Cod Community College. RSVP to 508-
375-4083 or capecod@suffolk.edu.
Orleans Inn celebrates 10
years
The Orleans Inn on the cove in Or-
leans willbe hosting an open house June
30 from 3 to 5 p.m. when there will be
refreshments and tours of the antique
establishment.
AAA guide to Cape Cod
available
The Official 2006 Guide to Cape Cod is
availableatAAA offices,trade showsand
byrequest.Call508-362-3225orvisitwww.
CapeCodChamber.org to order a copy.
Golf guide on the racks
The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce
in partnership with Northeast Publica-
tions Inc. has issued 60,000 copies of its
2006 Annual Golf Guide to Cape Cod,
"The Golf Coast."Also available on-line
at www.capecodgolfcoast.com ,it isa72-
page, full-color, glossymagazine provid-
inginformation,amap,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. 142assoon
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
Servicesof 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
skillstraining opportunities are available in or near your com-
munity to help you obtain employment. Call Mary 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 rehabilitation projects for single-familyhomeowners with
very low household incomes. Call 508-295-5151, ext. 134.
Website for job seekers
The U.S. Department of Labor has a Web site, www.ca-
reeronestop.org, which serves as a resource for job seekers
and workforce professionals alike. The local office for em-
ployment and training assistance is Career Opportunities at
75 Perseverance Way in Hyannis. Call 508-771-JOBS or visit
www.ciwib.org.
Loans for people with disabilities
Massachusettsresidentswithdisabilitieshaveaccesstoreduced-
interestloansfor assistivetechnologyandrelated servicesthrough
the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission and Easter Seals
Massachusetts. Call 617-204-3851, ext. 3623, or 508-751-6431.
Certificates of Deposit (CDs) offer competitive rates as well as FDIC
insurance.
CDs available through our Firm feature a variety of depository
institutions with maturities ranging from as short as 3 months to as long
as 20 years.
Term Interest Rate Annual Percentage Yield (APY)
3 Month 4.95% 5.04%
6 Month 5.20% 5.27%
9 Month 5.35% 5.39%
2 Year 5.45% 5.45%
3 Year 5.50% 5.50%
For more information, call:
60 North Street, Hyannis, MA 0260 1
508-778-5600 800-444-7949
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104 Crowell Road, Chatham, MA 02633
508-945-3200 800-863-9527
15 The Market Place, West Chatham, MA 02669
508-945-5800 800-642-4298
The APYs cited above are as of 06/19/06 and are subject to change and
availability. Interest paid on the CD cannot remain on deposit at the
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
prior to making an investment decision. CDs may be liquidated in the
secondary market subject to market conditions. Redemptions of CDs prior to
the maturity date may result in significant loss of principal due to changes
in interest rates and limited liquidity of the CDs in the secondary markets.
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