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JD PLOURDE II PHOTOS
M O T H E R
CHRISTMAS - That
hat! Those rosy
cheeks! It could
only be one person
- Joyce Kearney of
Hyannis, of course,
caroling along with
the Barnstable
High School Chorus
at the stroll in
Centerville.
A VERY MERRY MUG - Decked out in her holiday finery and clearly
enjoying the evening is Kaya Dewey of Centerville.
FEISTY
FROSTY - Lexi
Jervais, 10, of
Marstons Mills,
is the victim
of a sneaky
snowman
during the
Centerville
Christmas Stroll
Sunday evening.
THE NORTH POLE IS THAT WAY - Santa Claus takes a moment to
point the way to his house for Hope Pulsifer, 4, of Barnstable,who
was most impressed.
TAKING THE TROLLEY - A young reveler on board
the trolley atthe Centerville Christmas Stroll evokes
days of Christmas past when he offers a friendly
wave as he passes by folks strolling the streets.
WELL DONE -Conner Holmes,9, of Centerville gives his overdone
marshmallow a questioning look during the marshmallow roast
af{he Centerville Christmas Stroll. 9
Centerville
They
've been host-
ing this party for 37
years, so you can be
sure they've got it right!
Osterville's homage to
the season combines the
charm of shops in a seaside
village with the reverence
of an outdoor ecumenical
creche service that brings
the whole proceedings to a
halt for about half an hour
at 6 p.m.
Until then and after then
today, the stores will be
packed with shoppers tak-
ing advantage of special
offers, the streets thronged
with people enjoying out-
door music performances
or sampling pizza, chowder,
subs, soup, and more.
There's much to enjoy
during the day, but the
heart of the stroll is from
5 to 9 tonight. Main Street
and Wianno Avenue are
turned into car-free zones,
and free hayrides and trolley
rides delight all ages. Santa
makes an appearance at the
Osterville Village Library.
There's an afterglow cel-
ebration tomorrow during
the day when outdoor music
will be presented again
and many of the stores will
hold open houses and offer
specials.
Don't forget to stroll down
to Armstrong-Kelley Park to
enjoy a festival of lights and
other treats.
Osterville's Christmas Open House & Stroll
KATE ARMSTRONG PHOTOS
AW SHUCKS - Les Hemmila of Barnstable Harbor
Aquaculture tends to a well-stocked raw bar of local
delights.
WARMING UPBEFORE A NEWYEAR'S SWIM -Janice Riley,
a former village resident but still frequent visitor, enjoys a
cup of chowder in front of the Barnstable Fire Department.
The sign is letting people know that this year'sJan. 1swim
at Barnstable Harbor will be a benefit for Novi Boyer. a 7-
month-old with cancer. Call the fire department for more
information about the benefit, 508-362-3312.
Barnstable Village
IT'S GOOD TO GIVE - Osterville Christmas Charities donated $5,000 to worthy causes in this time of giving. The Cape Cod Times Needy Fund
received $2,500, as did the Salvation Army. Additional donations are expected at a later time. The presentations were made Dec. 7 at the
Osterville Free Library. Pictured, left to right: Gail Nightingale, Osterville Business and Professional Association chairman; Charles Sabatt,
Osterville Village Association president; Major Ralph Hansen, Salvation Army; Peter Meyer, president and publisher of the Cape Cod Times;
Bruce Williams, Osterville Christmas Charities president; Patti Rogers, Osterville Free Library director; and Shirley Schulz, TD Banknorth
business development director.
Gifts from Osterville
( Hosptial tree
V CELEBRATING AND REMEMBERING - Once again, the I
J
Garden Club of Hyannis has decorated a Christmas (
tree in the lobby of the emergency room at Cape Cod
I Hospital. The 2006 theme, "Winter Flight," honors the
J
j memory of the late Susan Souliotis, the club's second /
/ vice president. Garden Club volunteers included Irene I
Lupo and Nancy Bailey of Centerville,Kathi Harris of East
Dennis, Ester Colby and Joan Kenney of Hyannisport, /
/ Karen Salvens of Sandwich, and Ann Marie Carlson and I
Dolores Redding of South Yarmouth.