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Senior Center harvests another crop of artists By Brad Lynch news@barnstablepatnot.com CHARLIE FOX won a town-wide contest to design a poster for the center's annual restaurant contribution promotion with this work. JERRY SHAFTON is neat as a pin when he paints ships on Cape Cod and Florida. BERNICEBERKOWITZ ^e/o^pretersthose crayons of dusty color when she turns to larger canvases. She's a sunshine lady who likes to laugh. JIM BERK can almost fill a wall with color. Look at that golden sky. BRAD LYNCH PHOTOS SHIRLEY POWELL makes a still life of seagrass. shells and saltwater. Kind of warm for Maine. At work in the three most popular art- ists' media -oils,watercolors and acrylics - students in the spring/summer term of art classes for seniors showed their cre- ations early this month at the Barnstable Senior Center. With the exception of Charlie Fox, a retired art teacher in suburban Hartford , all the "graduates " are men and women with little or no training and experience. They plunged into the work with gusto and concern. The students mentioned the abiding respect and affection gained for their teacher, Claudia Brierely-Brown. Classes have met for two hours each week at the center, and participants say they devel- oped skills far beyond the expectations. Contact the front desk of the center if you're interested in seeing and/or pur- chasing the students ' work. Prices are reasonable. From the Director By ElysB DeGroot BRAD LYNCH PHOTC SIGN UP - A new sign marking the way to the Barnstable Senior Center is hung on heavy-duty posts along Route 28 in Hyannis. Everything fits for senior center staffer David Lunedei, left, and Christopher Root of Locust Street Sign Company in Falmouth. Welcome to fall, If you haven't driven by the Senior Center recently, I hope you will make a special trip soon. The final stages of our new logo work are near completion and our beautiful new sign is up. It is quite eye-catching and definitely unique. I think you will all love it. I presented our rebranding and logo work at a workshop with our marketing team from McLeod Design at the most recent Massachusetts Council on Aging con- ference this week, and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive. When people saw the new logo, they all said "WOW!" Wow indeed. We also have a new change inside the Center as well. Our new Volunteer/ Marketing Coordinator Amy Levine began on Oct. 11 and is working hard at improving our volunteer programs and services. We will be looking for more people to help out around here, so if you are inter- ested, please give Amy a call. Rose Digregorio, the Director of the Adult Supportive Day Program for the Town of Barnstable , asked me to include the following excerpt. Barnstable Adult Supportive Day Program celebrates 9th anniversary Harry, Sylvia, and Joe arrive by Silver Express. 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