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11Strawberry Lane,the Cape's only
mid-19,h century sea captains' home
andIS*century Colonialkitchen open
to the public. Featured exhibit through
July 15 is a private 17th-19,h century
pewter collection.
The museum is off Route 6A,
Yarmouth Port,open through Oct. 12
for docent-led tours, Friday through
Sunday,1-4 p.m. Call 508-362-3021
or visit www.hsoy.org.
? Mashpee Wampanoag
Indian Museum
The history and culture of the
Wampanoag from the Stone Age to
the present is detailed in a range of
exhibits.The museum is the only one
in existence devoted exclusively to
Wampanoag history.
The collection displays ancient
artifacts and other Native American
heirlooms forming a chronologi-
cal commentary on life among the
Wampanoag for thousands of years,
including tools,baskets,hunting and
fishing implements, weapons and
domestic utensils.The focal point is
a large diorama depicting a scene
from anearlyWampanoagsettlement.
The museum is at 414 Main St.
(Route 130),Mashpee. Open Monday
and Thursday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 508-
477-9339 (museum); 508-477-6160
(Tribal Historic Preservation office);
www.mashpeewampanoagtribe.com/
museum
? Sandwich Glass
Museum
FREE Fun Friday: July 18: the
Museum"welcomes visitors at no
cost,9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., as part of
the Highland Street Foundation's 6th
Annual "Free Fun Fridays" program.
Through Nov. 2: "Swinging the
Lamp: Ship Models from the USS
ConstitutionModel ShipwrightGuild,
"
featuring dozens of expertly crafted
models of all sizes, from whaling
vessels to tugboats and more. Free
with museum admission.
Through Oct. 31: The acclaimed
McDermott Glass Studio presents
glass art by David McDermott and
Yukimi Matsumoto and works by
Isabel Green and Bryan Randa.
Walking tours of historic Sandwich
Village.The90-minutejaunts leavethe
Sandwich Glass Museum at 10 a.m.
on Tuesdays and Thursdays through
August,then on Saturdays inSeptem-
ber (no tour on the 13th) and the first
two weeks of October. No charge,
but donations are welcome.
The Sandwich Glass Museum is at
129 Main St. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to
4 p.m. daily,April through December.
$8,$2 children. 508-888-0251 or visit
www.sandwichglassmuseum.org.
? NATURE
? Summer at Museum of
Natural History
• Incredible NEW Inflatable Gray
Whale - Walk through this amaz-
ing creature and learn all about the
whale's behavior from the inside out.
Dates: July 9, 23; Aug. 13, 29, from
9:30 a.m.to 4 p.m.Free with museum
admission.
Events
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
ALL FIRED UP - Rice Gallery in Mashpee Commons hosts a pottery
exhibition, "Two Potters, Four Kilns, One Fire," July 17 to Aug. 14,with an
artists' reception 6 to 8 p.m. July 17.Potters Kimberly Sheehan Medeiros
and HollisEngleyhave each honedtheir skillfor 25 years.Thougheach has
a gas-fueled reductionkiln,they will be working here with the process of
wood-firing,which gives new variations in color and pattern created from
theflame and wood ash.508-477-2787.
'TwoFourOnePotteryexhibit'
ACROSS
L Buzzkil!
5. Buggy for Brits
9. Furbys,once
12. Dog tag info
13.Pro
14. Pitching star
15.Chowhounds have big ones
17.Virtual citizen of PCgaming
18.It's tapped
19.Better or best
21.Bakery supply
24. Marathon
26. Dominate, in sports lingo
27.Printer's amount
29. Unrespected writer
33. "The best is to come!"
34. Campaign creators
36. Freight weight
37.Metallurgist's materials
39.Jets or Sharks,e.g.
40. Be outstanding?
41.Is worthwhile
43. Enough,and then some
45. Bridges in Hollywood
48. Itinerary part
49. Cause of inflation?
50. Covetously
56. Ozone hazard,for short
57.Jack and Jill's burden
58. Stead
59.Congressionalvote
60.Poundthekeys
61.Check
DOWN
1.Chain letters?
2. Sound at the door
3. Hi-fi component
4. Nerdy types
5. Goody two-shoes
6. Snitch
7.Did lunch,say
8. Stone worker
9.Allegro, in music
10. Battery fluid
11.Showroom model -
16.Aquarium beauty
20."That's disgusting!"
21. It has its ups and downs
22. Still-fife piece
23.Addto the pot
24. Buddhist priests
25.A comet,tothe
superstitious
28.Wired
30. Straddling, maybe
31. Hooded garment
32. Baby bouncer?
35. Dame Marsh of mystery
38. Cloak-and-dagger sort
42. Masterful
44. Stake drivers
45. Delicate,in a way
46. Board game or magazine
47.Bicolor sea predator
48. Beneath contempt
51.Dissenter's word
52. Big shot
53. Canine command
54. "Malcolm X" director
55. Music to the cook's ears
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ANSWERSON
by Myles Mellor and
Misan f lanagan
Each Sudoku puzzle consists of a 9X9
grid that has been subdivided into nine
smallergrids of 3X3 squares. To solve
the puzzle each row, column and box
must contain each of the numbers 1to
9. Puzzles come in three grades: easy,
medium and difficult.
SUDOKU
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ANSWERSON