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SATURDAY, JULY 15
Another
happy Day
in Osterville
UP, UPANDAWAY- Za Za,aEurasianEagle
Owl and handler Stephen Williams are
from the World Bird Sanctuary of St Louis,
Missouri. Hudson Valley Raptor Society
founder and president Dona Tracey lives
in Osterville.
LUCINDA HARISON
PHOTOS
USE THE FORCE, LUKE -
Collin Caton, 7, of Sandwich
enjoys a balloon sword
from Century 21/Seaside
Village Properties during the
festival days.
CLOWING AROUND- Osterville'sfavorite clowns parade down Main
Street during Village Day.
THE SCOOP - Dick Warren of Four Seas Ice Cream
autographs his new book on making the sweet stuff
during village days at Books By The Sea.
LEMON AID - Scott Hanson stands by the Alex's Lemonade Foundation stand in the parking
lot of the Osterville Baptist church. This stand supports childhood cancer research and Scott
is hosting this stand in honor of his brother, 3-year-old Sean Hanson of Marstons Mills.
VEHICLES FOR THE VILLAGE - Antique cars motor through Osterville, with operators
honkingand throwing candy to allthe kids. Centerville's Coachlight Carpets truck was
driven by owner Steve Luciani.
Saturday sawcrowdsheadingfor
thebusinesscenter ofOstervillefor
Osterville Village Day festivities.
There was something special for
visitors of all ages.
OSTERVILLE VILLAGE DAYS 2006
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located in downtown Hyannis, will be ready to welcome its first class of
students in September of 2007. Bishop George W.Coleman and FrankWard
of Osterville, the new school's major benefactor, recently toured the facility
to review the progress of the renovations being done to what was the original
Barnstable High School.
The building on High School Road in Hyannis last served as the Grade 5
School for the Town of Barnstable. The walls are being painted, the floors
refinished, a chapel is under construction, and plans are finished for an
enlarged and modernized science lab as well as a library with most of the
books and research material available "on-line."
Just last week the school's new principal, Christopher Keavy, relocated to
the Cape from Parma, Ohio, and took charge of operations at Pope John .
Paul II. He is hard at work developing a curriculum and planning for the
initial teaching staff that will welcome the first freshman class in 2007.
All questions and any contributions of time, material, and money should
be directed to Dr. Edward Tynan at the school by calling 508.862.6336.
Please visit our web site: popejohnpaulhighschool.org.
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