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LONG-DISTANCE LEARNING - Five up-and-coming Russian
businessandpoliticalleadersspenttheweekonCapeCodlearning
about the latest environmental technology.Their host,Cape Cod,
Community College,welcomed them for a talk Monday by Elliott!
Carr, moderator of the Cape Cod Business Round Table. Left to'
right: Sergey Permjakov,manager of environment conservation
and natural resources management of Udmurt republic; Yelena
Aleksandrovna Burkova from Dzerzhinsk, facilitator; Rusian
Khasanovich Arsanukayev, a graduate student at the Russian
Public Service Academy; Kathy Schatzberg, president of Cape
Cod Community College; Oleg Nikolayevich, chief engineer of
Ekosistema;andLyudmilaAleksandrovnaBislyuk,commissioning
editor of New Region Television Company.
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CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
A FURRY PHOTO -Mondaywas Pet Nightwith Santa atthe Cape Cod
Mall, bringing in a variety of pooches and kitties to howl and purr
their Christmas wishes to St. Nick. Among those were Austin (left)
and Rugby, a pair of Shelties delivered to Santa by owner Donna
Martone of West Hyannisport .
By Patriot Staff
TJI@barnstablepatriot
We were off by a day m last
week's story about the e-mail
chainoftowncouncilorcolumn
exchangesonpubliccomment.
Thanksgiving Day was nearly
a break in the chain, but one
councilor did make her reply
that day.... A shop in our
Holiday Gift Guide waslisted
with an incorrect address.
Eidleweiss in Centerville is
not on Main Street but at 314
SouthMain St,justdownfrom
Four Seas Ice Cream.... And
once again, our apologies to
the good people who put on
the OstervilleChristmasOpen
House & Stroll. Our Holiday
Gift Guide givesthewrongdate
for the event. It will be held
Friday,Dec. 15.... A pasta din-
ner, silent auction, raffle, and
holidaygift saletonightat 5at
the Eddy Elementary School
off Route 6A in Brewster will
raise funds for the family of
an 8-month-old boy whose
medical condition requires
expensive care. Admission is
$10 for adults, $5 for children
ages 4 to 12.... Here's some-
thing different: a Children's
Christmas Shopping Fair,
to be held Saturday from 10
a.m. to 1p.m. at Our Lady of
Victory parish hall on South
Main Street in Centerville.
Children 10 and under are
invited to attend, and they'll
find that all gifts cost one or
two dollars. Elves from the
church's high school youth
ministry will guide the shop-
pers while their parents wait,
and Santaisduetopayacall....
Qantum'sCape radio stations
invite you to "get on the bus"
and bringToys for Totsto the
Festival Mall in Hyannisfrom
Dec. 15at 6 a.m. to Dec. 17 at
6 p.m. Personalities from 96.3
The Rose, 106.1 WOCD, 101.9
WCIB and 95.1WXTK,willbe
"living"onaFirstStudent,Inc.,
school bus, ready and willing
to accept your contributionof
new, unwrapped toys.... The
Boys&GirlsClub of CapeCod
istakingitsyoungmemberson
atrip to HeritageMuseums&
Gardens in Sandwich Dec. 14
to see the annual "Spectacle
of Lights." Non-members are
welcome to sign up for mem-
bership at a special reduced
rate of $12, good for the rest
of the school year, if they'd
like to join the fun. Parental
permission forms must be on
file.Thetripwillleavefromthe
club at 4 p.m. and return at 6
p.m.Call508477-8845....There
willbeaBakeoff Extravaganza
at Barnstable High School
Wednesday from 2:30 until 4
p.m. Billed as The Sweetest
Event of the Season, the goal
isto raisefunds for the DressA
Live Doll Christmasprogram,
which provides gifts to needy
children.Formoreinformation,
contact Mr.Eno at the school
at 508-790-6445.
TOWN NOTES
ROBERT LOVELL PHOTO
WHAT A BUNCH OF DOLLS - Members of the town's Department of
Public Works andAFSCME Local 303 are participating inthe Salvation
Army's "Dress aLiveDoll"program thisholidayseason,buyingclothing
and gifts for a needy 7-year-old boy.The union's newlycreated charity
fund also bought a full Thanksgiving dinner for a family and is helping
collect Toysfor Tots. Pictured,left to right: Ivan McKenzie,Mike Perry,
Vincent Ciliberto, Sheila Jones, Ken Mattoon, and Susan Shanley.
EDWARD F MARONEY PHOT
CROSSING FINGERS-Itmaybe a bit hardto make out inthe gatherin
twilight, but that's a vehicle dashing over the tracks on Route 14
in West Barnstable as the trash train lumbers toward it. Last weel
state Sen. Rob O'Leary announcedthat another crossing, at Phinney'
Lane in Barnstable,would receive warning gates this week, courtes
of commonwealth funding.
Town sets flu clinic
Vaccinations for the flu and
pneumonia will be available
through the town at the St.
George CommunityCenter on
Route 28in CentervilleDec. 14
from 10a.m. to 1p.m. There is
a$3chargefor eachimmuniza-
tion, but no one willbe turned
away if unable to pay.
Shots are recommended for
people over 50and for those 13
and older at high risk due to
chronicillnesses.Thepneumo-
nia shot isa once-in-a-lifetime
immunization.
Drive-inservicewillbe avail-
ablefor people withhandicaps
at the side of the building;
pleasestayinyourcar.Children
under 13willnot be givenvac-
cinations, and remember: no
early birds!
Pre-registration is not re-
quired. Consent forms are
availableattheseniorcenteron
Route 28 or the town's public
healthdivisionat 200 Main St.,
both in Hyannis.
Homestead acts
The Barnstable Historical
Commissionvoted Tuesday to
delaydemolitionofa1750house
and more youthful barn at 330
OldHomesteadDriveonMuddy
Pond in Marstons Mills.
Liza Cox, an attorney rep-
resenting property owners
Red Horse LLC, spoke for
the request to demolish the
buildings, which would be
replaced by a new residence
and a stable.
CommissionChairmanNancy
Clark read a letter from histo-
rian Jim Gould that reviewed
thehistoryofthe site,knownas
the Isaac Crocker Homestead.
He called the home the oldest
example of a Cape Cod style
cottage in the Newtown area
of Barnstable, noting that it
wasoncelocated onthe town's
"frontier."
The house is among the 30
oldest buildingsinBarnstable,
according to Gould, and has
enjoyed rather stable family
ownership.It wasownedbythe
Crockersfrom 1750to 1853and
the Joneses from 1853to 1957.
It wasn't until 1950 that the
plumbing came indoors.
Responding to a question,
Cox said the owners do not
intend to incorporate any part
ofthe originalhouse or bam in
the new buildings. They have
offered to makethe structures
available for moving,or to do-
nate materials from them,and
will allow officialphotography , .
to document the site. 'v
The commission voted .
unanimously for a six-month '
demolition delay, informing .
thebuildingcommissionerand „;;
townclerknottoissueapermit
duringthat period.Duringthat ,
time, the building's eligibility*
for inclusion in a historic reg-*
ister district will be reviewed '*
and options for preservingthe
buildings can be pursued.
Tasking Exit 6 1/2
The Hyannis Access Study
TaskForcewillmeet Dec. 12at •
2p.m.at HeritageHouse Hotel
onMain Street inHyannis.Joe •
Potzka, administrator of the <
Cape Cod Regional Transit M
Authority, will give an over-
view of public transportation
in the area. Further agenda,
information will appear at
www.hyannis-access.com.
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