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LEGAL NOTICES
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court,
To all persons Interested In the
estate of GEORGE A. MCKENNA ,
late of Barnstable (Osterville), In
said County, oeceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Coui t for prooate of a cer-
tain instrument purporting to be
the last will of saia deceased by
DOROTHY C. MCKENNA, of Barn-
stable (Osterville) , In ihe County
of Barnstable, praying that she
be appointed executrix thereof
without giving a surety on her
bond , and further praying thai
said will be proved and allowed
without the testimony of the sub-
scribing witnesses.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock
in the forenoon on the 9th day of
February, 1971, the return day of
this citation.
Witness, ALFRED C. KNIGHT,
Esquire, Judge of said Court, this
29th day of December, 1970.
FREDERIC P. CLAUSSEN ,
Register.
Jan. 7, 14, 21
t
MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
By virtue and m execution of
the Power of Sale contained hi a
certain mortgage given by Timo-
thy J. Sheehan to United States
Finance & Development Corp.
and Frank S. Kaufman as he is
trustee of Frank Investment Trust
dated March 9, 1970 and filed and
registered as document number
137U93 , noted on Certificates of
Title Nos. 30797 and 26995 issued
from Barnstable Registry for br-
each of conditions of said mort-
gage and for the purpose of fore-
closing the same will be sold at
public auction at the premises at
11:00 a.m. on the seventeenth day
of February 1971, all and singular
the premises described in said
mortgage; to wit:
PARCEL ONE
The land in Barnstable (Oster-
ville) , in the county of Barnsta-
ble and Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts bounded and described
as follows:
EASTERLY: by a way, about
three hundred thirty - two and
35/100 (332.35) feet;
SOUTHERLY: by West Bay;
WESTERLY: by Lot B-4, about
four hundred twenty- eight (428 )
feet; and
NORTHERLY: by land now or
formerly of Catherine Daniel, two
hundred fifty and 05/100 (250.05 )
feet.
All of said boundaries, except
the water line, are determined by
the Court to be located as shown
on the subdivision plan 8730-D
drawn by Whitney & Bassett, En-
gineers, dated April 1948, and
filed In the Land Registration Of-
fice at Boston, a copy of which is
filed In Barnstable County Regis-
try of Deeds in Land Registration
Book 62, Page 58, with Certificate
of Title No. 9558 and said land is
shown thereon as Lot B-3.
Said lot is subject to and has
the benefit of the terms of an
Agreement by and between Fran-
cis W. Parsons et al dated Sept-
ember 15, 1922 duly recorded
Book 388, Page 474, Insofar as
now In force and applicable.
So much of the above described
Lot B-3 as is included within the
limits of the roads as shown on
said plan Is subject to the rights
of all persons lawfully enticled
thereto in and over the same and
there is appurtenant to the above
described lot the right to use the
way to and from the State High-
way from and to the above de -
scribed lot, said right of way to
be used for all purposes for which
streets or highways now or here-
after are or may be used. Barn
Lots B3 and B4 plan 8730-D and
Lot 4 plan 9592-F.
Said lot is also subject to a
right of way as established by a
grant of such on November 12,
1946 to Leila P. Merrill etal, be-
ing Document No. 21,147, and said
right of way shall be appurtenant
to the remaining land of Adolphe
O. Richards etal and for use hi
common with Frank C. Tuttle, Jr.
and Sara D. Tuttle and their suc-
cessors in title.
Said lot is subject to and has
the benefit of the restrictions as
set forth in Document No. 21 ,565
Barnstable Registry District , with
restrictions shall remain in force
for a period of 20 years from
April 15, 1948. Said restrictions
being also Imposed upon the re-
maining land of Adolphe O. Rich-
ards etal adjoining the above de-
scribed lot for the benefit of the
heirs , executors, administrators
and assigns of said Richards etal
and said Tuttle , Jr. etux and of
all persons who may hold title
under them.
Said lot Is subject to and has
the benefit of the restrictions set
forth In Document No. 25,315
Barnstable Registry Dist r i e t ,
which restrictions, shall remain
in force for a period of 20 years
from October 13, 1949, said re -
strictions also having been impos-
ed upon Lot B-3 adjoining the
above described lot for the bene-
fit of the heirs, executors, and
administrators and assigns of the
owners of lots B-3 and B-4 and of
all persons who may hold title
under them . This applied to lot
B-4.
Said lot is subject to the restric-
tions set forth in Document No.
70,325 which shall remain in force
for a period of twenty (20 ) years
from June 6, 1961.
PARCEL TWO
The land in Barnstable ( Oster-
ville I, in the County of Bnrn-ta-
ble and Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts , bounded and described
as follows :
NORTHERLY: by land now or
formerly of Catherine Daniel , two
hundred forty - nine and 95/100
(249.95) feet;
EASTERLY: by lot B-3 about
four hundred twenty- eight (428 1
feet:
SOUTHERLY : by West Bay;
and
WESTERLY: by Lot B-2, about
four hundred seventy - four and
49/100 (474.49) feet.
/ill of said boundaries , except
the water line, are determined by
the Court to be located ns shown
on subdivision plan 8730-D drawn
by Whitney & Bassett, Engineers ,
dated April 1948 and filed in the
Land Registration <">ffic<» at. Bos-
ton , a copy of which is fled in
Barnstable County Registry of
Deer's in Land R°eictrat,on Book
62, Pa^e 58. w''h Co^Hfc*" of
Titl» No. 9558 and said land is
sh^wn thereon «e Lot B-4
Said lot is subiect to and has
-pftt nf tpo torjn q of on
Agreement by and Between F-an-
LEGAL NOTICES
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Superior Court
No. 31197 In Equity
To ALEXANDER BLAUt and
LOUISE EVANS BLAIR both of
Barnstable (Hyannisport) , Barn -
stable County, Massachusetts; and
AUBURN FINANCE CORPORA -
TION of Boston , Suffolk County,
Massachusetts ; and to all persons
entitled to the benefit of the Sol-
dieris' and Sailors ' Civil Relief
Act of 1940 as amended.
BASS RIVER SAVINGS BANK ,
a banking corporation established
under the laws of the Common -
wealth of Massachusetts, having
its principal place of business in
Yarmouth (South) , Barnstable
County, Massachusetts, claiming
to be the holder of a mortgage
coveriing real property situated
in B a r n s t a b l e (Cummaquid )
in said County of Barnstable
g i v e n b y Alexander Blair
and Louise Evans Blair to the
Bass River Savings Bank dated
May 9, 1969, and recorded with
Barnstable County Deeds , Book
1436, Page 399, has filed with said
court a bill in equity for authority
to foreclose said mortgage in the
following manner, to wit: by en-
try and possession and by the
exercise of a power of sale con-
tained in said mortgage.
If you are entitled to the bene-
fits of the Soldiers ' and Sailors '
Civil Relief Act of 1940 and am"nd-
ments thereto and you object to
the foreclosure of said mortgage ,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance and answer in
said court at Barnstible on or
before February 16, 1971, or you
may b? forever barred from claim-
incr' that. cuch foreclosure maHe
under such authority hi invalid
under said act.
Witness , WALTER H. MCLAU-
GHLIN . E°oulr<\ Chief .Tus»ic° nf
our Superior Court, the tweif'h
dav of January in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred
and SP' °"r,- '"> p.
BARBARA HOLMES NEIL ,
Clerk.
Jan. 21, 1971
LEGAL NOTICES
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby riven that Sav
ings Passbook No. 9066 issued bj
Sandwich Co - operative Bank
has been lost or destroyed anc
that application has been made
to Sandwich Co-operative Bank
to issue ^uplicat" book in accor
dance with requirements of Ge"
eral Law. Ter. Ed., Chapter 167
Section 20.
Jan. 21, 28, Feb. 4
LEGAL NOTICES
cis W . Parsons etal dated Sept-
ember 15, 1922 duly recorded
Book 388 Page 474.
So much of said lot as is includ-
I ed within the limits of the 20 foot
way shown on said plan is sub-
iect to the nehts of an persons
I lawfully entitled thereto in and
over the same and there Is appur-
tenant to said lot the right to use
the 20 foot way on Lot B-3 ann
the right to use the way to and
from the State Highway from ana
to said lot for all purposes for
which streets or highways now or
I hereafter are or may be used.
Said lot is also subiect to a
right of way as established by a
grant of such on November 12,
1946 to Llla P. Merrill etal. being
Document No. 21,147, and said
right of way shall be appurtenant
to Lot B-4 and for use in common
with Frank C. Tuttle , Jr. and
Sara D. Tuttle and their succes-
sors in title. For title see Certifi-
cate No. 26995 at Book 207 Page
95.
PARCEL THREE
The land in Barnstable (Oster-
ville) , in the County of Barnsta-
ble and Commonwealth of Mt^ii-
chusetts, bounded and described
as follows :
EASTERLY: by the easterly
line of a 30 feet Way, one hundred
sixty and 08/100 (160.08 ) feet;
SOUTHERLY : by a portion of
land now or formerly of Francis
W. Parsons, five hundred (500)
feet:
WESTERLY: by Lot 2 (plan
9592-D) three hundred sixty- five
and 55, 100 (365.55) feet: and
NORTHERLY : by a portion of
land now or formerly of Edward
C. Crossett, five hundfed eighty-
one and 82 100 (581.82) feet.
All of said boundaries are de-
termined by the Court to be locat-
ed as shown on subdivision plan
9592-F dated F-jbruary 12, 1!)6?
drawn by Nelson Bearsc- Richard
Law, Surveyors and filed in the
Land Registration Office at Bos-
ton , a copy of which is filed in
Barnstable County Registry of
Deeds in Land Registration Book
239, Page 47 , with Certificate of
Title No . 30797 and said land is
shown thereon as Lot 4.
The above described lnnd is
subject and has the benefit of
rights and easements in th" way
thirty (30 ) feet wide , as shown oh
plan 9592-C and set forth in an
Agreement between Edward C.
Crossett etal and Francis W. Par-
sons dated September 15, 1922
duly recorded Book 388, Page 474 ,
insofar as now in force and appli-
cable.
Said land is subject to and has
the benefit of the rlcht,s and re-
strictions set forth in Document
No. 82,300 from which this Certifi-
cate Is issued , said restrictions
to remain in force for a period of
twenty (20 ) years from July 20,
1963. For title see Certificate No.
30797 at Book 239 Page 47.
This conveyance is made sub-
ject to a prior first mortgage of
record to Wareham Savings Bank.
All the above described premi-
ses comprise Lots numbered B3,
B4, and 4 all as shown on certifi-
cates of titl e numbered 26995 and
30797.
Also, insofar as the same are,
or can by agreement of the par-
ties, be made a part of the realty,
all of the following articles now
or hereafter on the above de -
scribed premises or used there -
with : portable or sectional build-
ing; bathroom, plumbing, heat -
ing, lighting, refrigerating, Ice •
making, ventilating, and alr-con-
ditloning apparatus and equip -
ment ; garbage incinerators and
receptacles; elevators and eleva-
tor machinery; boilers ; stoves;
tanks; motors ; sprinkler and fire
extinguishing systems; door bell
and alarm systems, window sha-
des; screens; awnings; screen
doors, storm and other detach -
able windows and doors ; mantels;
built- in cases, counters, closets,
chests of drawers and mirrors;
trees, hardy shrubs and peren-
nial flowers ; and other fixtures
whether or not included hi the
foregoing enumeration.
Said premises will be sold sub-
ject to any and all prlpr mort -
gages, unpaid taxes, assessments,
betterments and municipal liens
if anv there be . TERMS OF THE
SALE : Seven Thousand Five Hun-
dred and 00/100 ($7,500.00) dollars
cash or certified check at time
and place of sale and other terms
to be announced at the time of
sale.
United States Finance
& Development Corp.
and Frank S. Kaufman,
Trustee of the
Frank Investment Trust.
Present holder of
said mortgage
Attorney for Mortgagee
Steven T. Ladoulis
Two Summit Avenue
Brookline, Massachusetts
Jan . 21, 28, Feb. 4
LEGAL NOTICES
Commonwealth of Mtssachusctts
Barnstab e, ss. buper'or Court
No. 31198 In Equity
To ALEXANDER BLAiR and
LOUISE EVANS BLAIR both Of
Barnstable (Hyannisport) , Barn-
stable County, Massachusetts ; and
to all persons entitled to the bene-
fit of the Soldiers' and Sailors'
Civil Relief Ac* of 1940 as amend-
ed.
BASS RIVER SAVINGS BANK.
\ banking corporation established
under the laws of th" Common-
wealth of Massachusetts, having
ts principal place of business In
STarmouth (South ) , Barnstable
bounty, Massachusetts; claiming
o be the holder of a mortgage
:overing real property situated in
Barnstable In said County of Barn-
stable given by Alexander Blair
md Louise Evans Ballr to the
Bass River Savings Bank dat nd
May 20, 1969, and recorded with
Barnstable County Leeds, Book
1437 , Page 560, has filed with said
:ourt a bill in equity for nuthor-
ty to foreclose said mortgage in
Jic following manner, to wit : bv
mtry and possession and by the
sxerolse of a power of sale con-
ained in said mortgage.
H you are entitled to (lie hene-
'Its of the Soldiers ' and Sailors '
Divil Relief Act of 1940 and amend-
ments thereto and you obiect to
he foreclosure of said mofuvo,
/our or your attorney should file a
written appearance and answer in
said court at Barnstable on or be-
:ore February 16, 1971, or you
nay be forever barred from claim-
ng that such foreclosure made
mder such authority is invalid
jnder said net.
Witness , WALTER H. MCLAU-
GHLIN . Esquire , Chief Justice of
Dur Superior Court, the twelfth
lay of January, in the year of our
'..ord one thousand nine hundred
md seven iv-one.
BARBARA HOLMES NEIL,
Clerk .
Tan. 21, 1971
Commonwealth of. Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
JState of HELEN S. HALL, late of
Barnstable (Osterville), in said
bounty , deceased.
A petition has been presented
.o said Court , praying that AN -
DREW P. HALL , or Barns.able
; Osterville) , in the County of Barn-
stable , be appointed administrator
3f said estate without giving a
surety xm his bond.
If you desire to object thereto ,
vou or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
it. Barnstable before ten o'clock
m the forenoon on the 26th day of
January, 1971 , the return day of
his citation .
Witness , ALFRED C. KNIGHT .
Esquire, Judge of said Court , this
28th dftv Of December , 1970.
FREDERIC P. CLAUSSEN ,
Resistor.
Jan. 7, 14, 21
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby given that Sav-
ings Passbook No. 11654 issued
by the Chatham Trust Company
has been lost or destroyed and
that application has been made
to said Chatham Trust Company
to Issue a duplicate book In ac-
cordance with requirements of
General Law Ter . Ed., Chapter
167, Section 20.
Jan. 14. 21. 28
TO WHOM IS MR.
KEITH LISTENING?
The sonic boom of the British-
French Concorde has echoed on
Britain 's west coast ten times In
1970. So far there have been 578
complaints and 332 claims for
damages.
What Is the British-French Con-
corde? It is the foreign version
of the Supersonic Transport jet
Congressman Keith says we have
got to have if we want "new sch-
ools, more housing, better educa-
tion and improved mass transit. "
Mr. Keith is consistently votin g
taxpayers' money to build the 1,
800 mlle-an-hour billion dollar su-
per-jet.
Mr. KeJlh may like noise. Cape
Codders don 't. The Cape Codcler
reminds Mr. Keith that the SST
was an issue in the November
election . Mr. Keith's opponent op-
posed it. Mr . Keith endorsed it.
Mr. Keith won by less than one
per cent of the vote.
Representative - elect Kendall
says he is ready to vote to keep
Mr. Keith' s SST from landing in
the Commonwealth. Mr. Kendall
has his ear to the ground swells
of Cape Cod. Who is Mr. Keith
listening to?
FALMOUTH ENTERPRISE
There is more water than land
on the earth's surface.
OTHER EDITORS
ARE SAYING
An organizational meeting was
held at the Shannon Room for
supporters of Arthur C. Goode ,
candidate for Selectman In the
Town of Barnstable March 6 elec-
tion.
About 50 men and women heard
Mr. Goode outline his positions on
some of the problems troubling
our community. He called the drug
problem one of the major issues
in this year's race. He said he
felt the Lombard Farm In West
Barnstable was not the answer.
Mr. Goode pointed out the need
for a centralized drug center. He
said, "There are many people in-
terested in this problem..and we
need professional guidance "
Mr. ( loprj e continued , "This is
only one of the many problems
that must be faced. 1 believe that
my 24 years of business back -
ground and 15 months experience
with Congressman Hastings Keith
as well as my many hours of local
service all add up to one conclu-
sion-. 1 feel I am the best quali-
fied candidate for Selectman In
the Town of Barnstable. "
Candidate Goode
Speaks On Issues
DOROTHY WORRELL
Correspondent
Centerville 02632
Tel. 775-2714
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The seimon topic for Sunday,
Jan. 24, as announced by the pas-
tor , R:>v. Robert H. Sargent , Is
Good Guys Finish Last. During
Miss Virginia Fuller 's vacation ,
Mrs. John Filler is serving the
church as organist. Ushers will
be Messrs. Charles C. Holmes
and Harold F. Lombard , and the
irrcctcrs , Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Johnson.
Members of the church will ga-
ther in the parish hall Monday
night , Jan. 25, at 6:30 for the an-
nual roll-call supper and meeting.
Reports of the past year 's work
tn the church will be given , elec-
tion of officers and committees
Cor the coming year held , and the
discussion and voting on impor-
tant business of the ' church trans-
acted. It is important that all
members be present. No reserva-
tions are necessary for the supper ,
which is being put on by the mem-
bers of the senior high fellowship.
The senior high youth group of
the church , in preparation for a
spring auction , is already collect-
ing items for it. Anyone having
articles to donate may call 775-
1925 or 775-3194 and the articles
will be called for.
ART ASSOCIATION
CLASSES START
Classes started this week in the
Recreation Building on Main Str-
eet sponsored by Cape Cod Art
Association in painting, covering
portraiture, still life , and composi-
tion . Instruction is in oils, water
color , and acrylics. All classes
will be continued through April ,,
according to present plans, with
sketching trips In the spring.
AMONG OUR RESIDENTS
Sympathy Is extended to Frank
A. Hansen of this village In the
loss of his mother, Mrs, Louise
A. (Fistorl) Hansen of Cambridge.
Other survivors are a daughter ,
Mrs. Juanlta DeArenas of Bogota ,
Columbia , South America, and
five grandchildren. Funeral ser -
vices and burial were in Lexing-
ton.
Ernest Crocker of Bumps River
Road Is recuperating In the Cen-
terville Nursing Home following
hospitalization for back trouble.
Ernestine, his daughter , (Mrs.
John E. Monroe) , also of Bumps
River Road , is recovering from a
broken wrist sustained In an auto-
mobile accident.
Mrs. Stuart Baker of Phinney 's
Lane and her son and family,
Alan Baker of Marstons Mills , at-
tended the New England Camper-
Trailer Show al Suffolk Downs in
East Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blanche
are putting the finishing touches
on their new home on Shoot Fly-
ing Hill Road.
CONFERENCE CENTER
Rev . J. Edward Elliot , recently
retired as pastor of First Congre-
gational Church of Harwich , is
interim director of the Craigville
Conference Center during the ab-
sence of Rev. and Mrs. Pierre D.
Vuillcumier , who are on an ex-
tended trip through the United
States.
Upon their return from this per-
iod of sabbatical leave, Dr. Vuil-
lcumier will assume the post of
director of the Craigville Center ,
wiih Mrs . Vullleumler as assis-
tant director . Dr. Vullleumler has
resigned from the post of area
minister of Southeastern Massa -
chusetts.
A former architect, Dr. Vuil-
lcumier plans to study contem-
porary church buildings while on
this trip. Before starting out on
this tour , the Vuilleumiers pur-
chased a well- equipped trailer
for their confort and convenience
in traveling. While away, their
home is being occupied by the
family of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Lennard of Newtonvllle .
OUR LADY OF
VICTORY GUILD
At the January meeting, mem-
bers of Our Lady of Victory Guild
of Centerville heard Miss Patricia
Lyons, Barnstable High junior ,
tell of a statewide move to send
letters to Hanoi requesting proper
treatment of U.S. prisoners held
hi Vietnam. The letters , either a
form to be signed or a personal
letter , will be collected at the
church on the weekend of Jan. 23.
Mrs. Dorothy McCann of Cape
Cod Extension Service gave a
talk entitled Happiness Is aiitt
suggested happiness be thought of
as a way of life rather than a
frame of mind. Mrs. McCann dem-
onstrated artistic table settings
using familiar objects in new ways .
Mrs. Anthony Silvestri announc-
ed the program for the Feb. 8
meeting will be an explanation of
the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
with members of the Sisterhood
of Cape Cod Synagogue as guests
for the evening.
On March 22, the Most Rev.
Daniel A. Cronln DD,. S.S.T.D. ,
Bishop of Fall River, will cele-
brate Mass at Our Lady of Vic-
tory Church at 6 p.m. The guild
will sponsor a reception for the
bishop in the church hall follow-
ing the Mass. All parlshoners are
invited to attend.
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BUSINESS KfE^DIRECTORY"
i SERVICES jp
CABINET M
AKING
ROD ADAMS, INC
\0aur Zrormica Center
Custom Built Cabinet*
Hyannlt Tel. 775-2416
CTEANERS(Hyannlt)
SPARTAN CLEANERS
Fait Cleaning Service
242 Barnstable Road
Hyannis Tel. 7
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HEARING AIDS
R. FRANK TENAGLIA
Cape & Islands Hearing Aids,
Inc.
Authorized Sonotone Dealer
TESTING — SALES — SERVICE
BATTERIES FOR ALL MAKES
149 Main St. Hyannis 775-0959
OIL-FUEL
MURRAY'S FUEL OIL
OIL BURNER SERVICES
24-HR. SERVICE CONTRACTS
2-WAY RADIO CONTROL
Dennlsport Tel. 398-2408
RUBBISH REMOVAL
CLOUGH & HIGGINS
COMMERICAL CONTAINER
PICKUP
—CESSPOOL PUMPING—
GENERAL TRUCKING.
775-1179 — 775-1351
TREE SERVICE
~
CAPE COD TREE
SERVICE
• COMPLETE TREE SERVICE
• BRUSH CLEARIN G
• LANDSCAPING
HYANNIS PORT TEL 77.1-5*48
HATHA YOGA
~
CLASS>fc!>
Yoga Classes to be offered in the
Hyannis and surrounding areas.
If you are interested
Call 771-0703
j CONTRACTORS
JULIO R. RENZI
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
Centerville, Mass.
Sewage Systems all types, Drain-
age, Excavations, Trenching, Fill
and Loam
Call 775-2981 after 6:00 p.m.
PAINTING
BOB ELLIS Painting
Decorating, Interior & Exterior.
Brush or Spray. Residential or
Commercial
428-6837
SIGNS
• gold
• windows David Noyd
• trucks 394-0581
• cards
So. Dennis, Mass.
Time Is that expanse of space
between paydays.
LOOSE BALL—11 was nobody 's ball at this precis ! moment during lust Friday night's hoop encounter
between Wareham High and Barnstable's Red Raiders at the hitter 's gym. Undefeated Barnstable won
the Capeway Conference game, 73-49. No. 30 is Raiders ' Captain Bill Souza and No. 34 is Dennis Nydam.
Photo by Hal Cobb
ART SUPPLIES
hyonnis
art
supplies
"
your cape art supply
headquarters"
Sherman 8%., Hyannis 775-2976
BOAT YARD (Hyannis)
BRADBURY MARINE, INC.
Formerly
KLIMM'S BOAT YARD
COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE
157 Pleasant St. 775-1707
FEED
~
&~bRAIN
m
Cope Maid Farms, Inc.
Wild Bird Foods — Grain
Purina Chows — Pet Foods
Route 28 — Hyannis — 775-3782
KITCHEN CABINETS
BRUCE R. LOVEJOY Co.
KITCHENS-Designed-Installed
FORMICA BATH ROOMS A
VANITIES
Show Room & Office Main St.
RYE. 6A BARNSTABLE 362-3639
M0VIN6~& STORAGE
CHILDS
MOVING & STORAGE
Agent: MAYFLOWER
WORLD-WIDE MOVING SERVICE
OTAKVIS TJ>I *VK-Jtuj
OFFICE EQUIP. & FURN.
NEW STEEL FILES
$34.95 Each Del. Cape Cod
H. M. Meserve Co., Inc
Hyannis Tel. 775-043:
PAINT
LLOYD'S
NORFOLK PAINT STORE
382 MAIN ST.
HYANNIS 775-1091
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HARRY JONES Tel. 775-172'
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Route 28 — Hyanni
NURSERY SCHOOL
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4-year-olds.
Location
165 Main St., Yarmouth Port
for information
call 362-6172-
More than 150 members of the
Mid- Cape Chapter of the Ameri-
can Association of Retired Per -
sons viewed the Cape and Islands
Heart Association's new f i l m ,
"What Goes Up, " at their recent
meeting in Hyannis.
The film deals with high blood
pressure and what happens In the
cases of two men who have It.
The Importance of checking blood
pressures Is strongly emphasized,
as there are several types of medi-
cation available to control the con-
dition known as hypertension.
Dr. Langdon Hooper of Barn-
stable , a physician member oJ
the local Heart Chapter , traced
the history of early treatment ol
high blood pressure . Literature on
the subject was distributed at the
close of the session.
Arrangements for the meetin .
were made through the Heart of-
fice by program chairman , Mrs
Thomas Milne of Osterville.
Retired People
View Heart Film