The 19th Annual HACC Father ’s Day Car Show was a tremen-

dous success attracting an estimated 65,000 spectators to Main Street! It was another sold-out show with 350 cars on display. Thirty-seven awards were given out, including a new Wayne Tinti Memorial Award.

Special thanks to our sponsors: Horgan Insurance Agency, Hyannis Collision, Specialty Truck & Auto, Cape Cod Package Store, The Origi-nal Gourmet Bruch, Yarmouth

House and Tracy VW; as well as to those who contrib-uted to the goodie bags: Lighthouse Publications, The Original Gourmet Brunch, Rockland Trust, Specialty Truck & Auto, Bill Stephens for Mothers, Black Magic, and various prizes. Also, a big thank you to our dedicated Car Show Committee: Chris Kehoe, John Bredice, Joe Cotellessa, Hank Farnham, Gretchen Farnham, Ed La-valle, John Pollock, Bill Ste-phens, Joanne Stelma, and Kevin Sylver. Also, we owe

a big thank you to all our hard-working volunteers: June Bertucci, Charles Meads, Doug Warren, Peter Martino, Keira Martino, Chris Kehoe, Beth Flick, Ed Lavalle, Hank Farnham, Rich Capria, Kevin Sylver, Jen Howard, Sheryl Walsh, George Searles, Judy Crocker, Brian Brady, Sue Fein, Gretchen Farnham, War-ren Rutherford, Susan Fernald and Julie Raynor. We owe a debt of gratitude to those businesses that contributed raffle prizes: Black Whale Gallery, Box

Lunch, British Beer Com-pany, Hy-Line Cruises, Steam-ship Authority, Four Seas Ice Cream, Yarmouth House, DiParma, Acme Glass, Spe-cialty Truck & Auto, Cape Cod Central Railroad, Island Queen, Cape Cod Academy, Olive Garden, Cape Cod Mu-seum of Natural History, Royal Palace at Memphis, Barn-stable Restaurant and Tavern, Cotuit Cycling Tours, Bay Spirit Tours, Hyannis Whale Watcher, Catania Hospitality Group, Best Ever Massage Therapy, Poor Man Art Gallery,

Michael’s Creative Baking, Harry’s at the Depot, Hank Farnham, Joke Shop, Duck Inn Pub, Arts Dune Tours, National Marine Life Center, Cape Abilities Farm, Toad Hall, Ballroom Bliss, Cellar Leather, Captain Parkers Pub, Island Merchant, Cape Cod At Your Service Tour, Little Beach Gallery, Barnstable Patriot, International Inn, Centerville Cleaners, Cotuit Center for the Arts, Cape Maid Farms, Ryan Family Amusements, Sam Diego’s, Uno’s, The Broken Cone, Raw Bar, and Wendy’s.

FATHER'S DAY MAIN STREET CAR SHOWSunday, June 16, 2013

Presenter Car # Year Car Make/Model Owner1 Horgan Insurance Agency 287 1961 Olds Convert Dave Brown2 Original Gourmet Brunch 128 1959 Ford Conv & Trailer Bill & Doreen Sacramone3 WCIB 102 - Cool 102 146 1958 Chevy Impala Charlie Zarba4 2012 Participant's Choice 79 1966 Ford T-Bird Convert Joel Weinstein5 HACC Chairman of BOD 8 1938 Ford Beach Wagon Robert Bingle6 Hyannis Area Chamber 244 1937 Ford Pheaton Ray Timmons7 JFK Hyannis Museum 60 1955 Chevy Nomad Wagon Jack Lee8 Hyannis Main Street BID 69 1965 Shelby GT 350 John & Gayle Miller9 Car Show Chairman 177 1940 Lincoln Zephyr Dan Kennedy

10 Car Show Committee 251 1931 Model A Chabriolet Donna & Karl Kovach11 Barnstable Town Council 272 1939 Jaguar SS 100 Jim Barba12 Hyannis Public Library 172 1971 Plymouth Cuda Rich Howard13 The First Baptist Church 194 1958 Porsche Michael Sarli14 Bradford's Ace Hardware 209 1790 Chevelle Ben Cartwright15 Specialty Truck and Auto 22 1932 Ford 5 Window Hemi John Cantarella16 Tracy VW/Audi 141 1950 VW Custom Brian Langley17 Hyannis Collision 26 1965 Cobra MK III Paul Weisner18 Barnstable Police 1940 Ford Rat Rod PU Bill Bishop/Jane Rossignal19 Hyannis Harbor Hawks 134 1963 Chevy Impala John & Donna Rossi20 Cape Cod Mall 38 1956 Chevy Pick Up Pat & Donna Diminico21 Cape Cod Duckmobile 247 1961 Studebaker Convert Warren Watts Jr22 Barnstable Senior Center 190 2010 Allard J2X Fred Allard23 Sturgis Charter School 165 1965 Jag XKE John McLachlan24 Hyannis Fire Department 191 1957 Ford T-Bird Teresa Laurens25 Barnstable DPW 282 1946 Chevy Sedan Delivery Paul Levasseur26 Stewart Painting 213 1949 Packard Sedan Eric Lundquist27 Federated Church 255 1967 Pontiac GTO Ron Winner28 Ken Shaughnesy Memorial 98 1933 Ford 4 Door Ken Mattozzi29 Dick Grade Memorial 174 1934 Chevy Cabriolet Robert McKee30 Bill Shields Memorial 131 1950 Mercury Custom Joe & Carol Parella31 Bill Stephens 112 2013 Factory 5 GTM James Kalweit32 Car Show Founders 43 1932 Ford Roadster Steve Wallace33 Hyannis Civic Assoc 277 1948 Jaguar MK IV Rick Rust34 Cape Cod Broadcasting 118 1964 Dodge Joe Jenkins35 The Executive Suites 415 1950 Simca Coupe Michael Mulroney36 Wayne Tinti Memorial Award 77 2001 Ferrari 360 Lee Cappola37 Participants' Choice 28 1955 Ford Fairlane Bert & Carolyn Mullhall

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Ron Persuitte Re-Elected Chairman of Barnstable Municipal Airport Commission, John Griffin is New Vice Chairman

Ronald Persuitte of Barn-stable Village has been unani-mously re-elected chairman of the Barnstable Municipal Air-port Commission, and veteran commissioner John Griffin has been unanimously elected vice chairman, succeeding Donald Megathlin, who did not seek re-election. Robert O’Brien was chosen for another term as clerk of the commission.

Persuitte, who was reap-pointed to the commission by the Barnstable Town Council Thursday for another three-year term, has been a member since 2007 and previously served as head of the commis-sion’s finance subcommittee. He owns an investment plan-ning and counseling service in Hyannis.

“I appreciate the opportu-nity to continue to lead the commission at this challeng-ing time for the airport when we are seeking to increase both passengers and operating revenue,” he said last Tuesday at the commission’s regular monthly meeting.

Griffin, who lives in Cen-terville, has served on the airport commission since 1998 and was previously vice chair-man. He currently heads the commission’s infrastructure subcommittee.

In making their choice for vice chairman, Griffin’s col-leagues noted his experience in aviation and airport opera-tions. He is a licensed private pilot, former chief executive officer of the East Coast Aero Technical School, located at Hanscom Field in Bedford, and former president of the Aero Club of New England.

The town council also re-appointed Commissioner Mi-chael Dunning of Barnstable Village to another three-year term.

Cape Cod Five Adds Three New Officers

The Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank welcomed three new officers this week. Debra Anderson joins the bank in the role of Estate Officer. A Den-nis resident with a Cape Cod Community College business management degree, she brings over 30 years of experience in the financial services industry, specializing in estate and trust administration and building cli-ent relationships. Prior to join-ing Cape Cod Five, she worked in Hyannis in the role of Vice President and Estate Adminis-trator for a large regional bank.

Tammy King has been hired as a Mortgage Loan Officer serving Martha’s Vineyard, where she is a resident. She has 11 years of mortgage lending expertise. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and she also holds a current Massachusetts Real Estate Li-cense, having worked for many years as a real estate agent, prior to switching to banking.

Todor Kozarov has joined the Bank as a Portfolio Loan Officer at the Hyannis Office. He brings over 13 years of banking experience including Retail, Branch Management and Credit Analysis. Todor earned a Master of Science in Investment Management from the Boston University Graduate School of Management and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Sts. Cyril and Methodius Uni-versity in Skopje, Macedonia.

Caffe Gelato Bertini Earns 2013 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence

Caffe Gelato Bertini of 20 Pearl St., Hyannis has received a Tri-pAdvisor® Certificate of Excel-lence award. The accolade, which honors hospitality excellence, is given only to establishments that consistently achieve outstanding traveler reviews on TripAdvisor, and is extended to qualifying

businesses worldwide. Only the top-performing 10 percent of businesses listed on TripAdvisor receive this prestigious award.

“TripAdvisor is delighted to celebrate the success of busi-nesses around the globe, from Sydney to Chicago, Sao Paulo to Rome, which are consistently offering TripAdvisor travelers a great customer experience,”said Alison Copus, Vice President of Marketing for TripAdvisor for Business.

“TheCertificate of Excellence award provides top-performing es-tablishments around the world the recognition they deserve, based on feedback from those who matter most – their customers.”

CCYP Announces Shape the Cape Initiative

Cape Cod Young Profession-als has announced the launching of its Shape the Cape initiative, which will provide a thorough study of the region’s demo-graphics.

The initiative will examine why people stay on Cape Cod, why people leave and how to build solutions across our com-munity to retain 25- to 44-year-old Cape Codders.

“Never before have we had the roadmap for solving this challenging issue, and we hope to bring that forward,” said Anne Van Vleck, CCYP’s ex-ecutive director. “This initia-tive aligns with CCYP’s goals of retaining and recruiting a diverse workforce for our region, building healthy and vibrant communities, and increasing civic engagement for the bet-terment of the future of Cape Cod.”

Over the next nine to 12 months, CCYP will partner with the Kitty and Michael Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern Uni-versity to collect data, insights and ideas for solutions that will result in developing community action steps for addressing the issue of the out-migration of the

25- to 44-year-old demographic on Cape Cod. In the coming months, CCYP will communi-cate a work plan for this project and reach out to the community for their participation in col-lecting information and their partnership in the solutions.

CCYP announced the Shape the Cape initiative during its second annual Community Breakfast on June 4 at the Cape Codder Resort & Spa in Hyannis.

CCYP Awards Scholarships and Unveils New Logo at Community Breakfast

Cape Cod Young Profession-als awarded five Career Connect scholarships and introduced its new brand during its second annual Community Breakfast.

CCYP presented $15,000 of Career Connect scholarships awarded to five local young pro-fessionals to help them continue their education and professional development on Cape Cod. One of the scholarships is supported by Figawi Charities.

The scholarship winners are Melissa Alden of Marstons Mills, who will continue her legal education; Karla Cal-lachan of Yarmouth, who is in graduate program for organiza-

tional management at UMass Dartmouth; Emily Edwards of Orleans, who is pursuing her master’s in education and Span-ish at American International College; Jonathan Rouillard of Eastham, who is attending the Massachusetts School of Barbering; and Maura Weir of Buzzards Bay, who is working toward a doctorate in clinical psychology at the Massachu-setts School of Professional Psychology. CCYP has awarded 13 scholarships totaling $39,000 since 2012.

At the Community Breakfast, CCYP released its online annu-al report (available on CCYP’s website under “resources”) and unveiled a new logo, designed by the Marketing Committee’s Design Team.

“We have a new, fresh look that expresses the development and intent of the organization, moving forward more deliber-ately as ‘CCYP’,” said Anne Van Vleck, CCYP’s executive director.

Nauset Disposal, a CCYP Premier Sponsor, was the Pre-senting Sponsor for the event.

CCYP was founded in No-vember 2005 with the idea that Cape Cod could benefit from an organization of young people dedicated to the betterment of the region. Today CCYP is the only organization of its kind serving the region.

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CONNECTING TO CAREERS – Cape Cod Young Professionals presented $15,000 in scholarships to five local up-and-comers during its recent Community Breakfast. The awards will assist the young people in continuing their education and professional development. Among the recipients is Melissa Alden of Marstons Mills, who will continue her legal education. Shown l to r: Maura Weir (Buzzards Bay); Alden; Emily Edwards (Orleans) and Karla Callachan (Yarmouth). Not present for the photo was Jonathan Rouillard of Eastham. The event was held June 4 at the Cape Codder in Hyannis. www.capecodyoungprofessionals.org