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Sturgis Charter Public School
An International Baccalaureate Diploma School
427 Main Street, Hyannis, MA
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Announces an Open Enrollment Period for Grades 9 & 10 for 2006-07
From February 14-March 13, 2006. An Information
Session will be held at the school on March 7 at 7:00 p.m.
Sturgis Charter Public School Is Known For:
Tuition-Free Public Education
A Rigorous University Prep Program
Small Classes Averaging 17 Students
Highly Qualified, Caring Faculty with International Experience
6-Credit Language Requirement with Spanish, French, & Latin
Join the School with Outstanding MCAS, International
Baccalaureate, & University Placement Results
For further information and application, contact
Sturgis Charter Public School at 508-778-1782.
www.sturgischarterschool.com
OBITUARIES
Kenneth W. Camero n, 85
Hopkinton - Kenneth W- Cam-
eron, 85, died Thursday, Feb. 23,
2006 in Miami Beach, Fla.
He was the husband of Marie
(McGowan) Cameron , who died
in 1969.
He was a chief boatswain's mate
during World War II.
He was a summer resident of
Osterville and a member of the
Wianno Club.
He was alongtime member of the
Boston Athletic Association and
past' president and on the board
of governors of the Surf Club in
Miami Beach.
He was also a member of the
Kiwanis Club and the American
Legion.
Survivors include a daughter,
Janus Connelly of Hopkinton; a
son, Jeffrey Cameron of Chest-
nut Hill; five grandchildren; two
brothers; two sisters; and former
wife, Barbara Hartnick Conroy of
Belmont.
A Eucharistic service was held
at Trinity Episcopal Church in
Milford.
Burial followed in St. John's
Cemetery, Hopkinton.
Memorialdonations may be made
to Salvation Army, EO. Box 311,
Framingham, MA 01704.
Lillian K. Hofsepian, 100
Marstons Mills - Lillian K. Hof-
sepian, 100, died Feb. 24, 2006, at
her home.
She was married for 45 years to
the late Harry Hofsepian.
Mrs. Hofsepian's interests were
focused first on her family and
friends, and then on music, books,
her church, and,inthe last five years
of her life, on the quiet beauty of
Cape Cod.
Sheis survived by four daughters:
Elinor H. Adamsof Marstons Mills,
Sylvia A. Hofsepian of Abington,
Marion P Starkey of South Wey-
mouth, and Joyce E. Travnicek of
Reston, Va.; five grandchildren;
two great-grandchildren; and many
nieces and nephews.
A memorial service will be held
on a date to be announced.
Memorial contributions may be
made to Rosie's Place, PO. Box
380060, Boston MA 02241-0860, or
to Beacon Hospice, 259 Willow St.,
Yarmouth MA 02664.
Ruth Evelyn Houghton, 78
Foxboro - Ruth Evelyn (Harts-
horn) Houghton, 78, died Tuesday,
Feb. 21, 2006.
She was the wife of the late Wal-
lace A. Houghton Jr.
Born and raised in Norwood ,
she graduated from Norwood High
School. She was also a member of
the last class of cadet nurses at
Faulkner Hospital School of Nurs-
ing, where she graduated in 1948.
Sheworked as aregistered nurse
for the Neponset Valley Health
System before retiring.
She was a longtime member of
the United Church of Norwood
and loved spending time with her
children and grandchildren.
Survivors include four children,
Roxanne R. Houghton ofAttleboro,
Paula L. Houghton of Hyannis,
Marcia Houghton-Simonds of Fox-
boro and Wallace A. Houghton
III of Cranston, R.I.; a brother,
Earle C. Hartshorn of Walpole;
six grandchildren; and four great-
grandchildren.
She was also the mother of the
late James E. Houghton.
A funeral was held at the United
Church in Walpole, 30 Common
St.
Memorialdonations maybe made
toAnimalRescue League of Boston,
Development Department,EO.Box
265, Boston , MA 02117.
Kenneth W. Lyons, 40
Hyannis -Kenneth W.Lyons, 40,
died unexpectedly Saturday, Feb.
18, 2006 at Cape Cod Hospital.
Mr.Lyons graduatedfrom the Up-
per CapeRegionalTechnicalSchool
and was a finish carpenter.
He enjoyed fishing, hunting,
boating and anything to do with
the outdoors.
Survivorsincludehisparents,Wil-
liam and Florence (Forgue) Lyons
of Bradenton , Fla.; two brothers,
Timothy J. Lyons and John T.Ly-
ons, both of East Falmouth; and
four nieces.
Services were private.
Stephen Moulaison, 60
Hyannis - Stephen Moulaison,
60, died of cancer Saturday, Feb.
18, 2006 at the Essex Pavilion in
Hyannis.
He was the husband of Susan
(Perry ) Moulaison for 41 years.
Mr. Moulaison was raised in South
Boston.
He moved with his family to
West Barnstable, where he owned
and operated Semco Maintenance
Systems throughout the 1970s and
1980s.
He was an active supporter of
the local entertainment commu-
nity, volunteering as director of
entertainment at the Barnstable
County Fair.
Mr. Moulaison was a volunteer
with the Barnstable High School
band for 10 years, served as presi-
dent of the band boosters club,and
founded the school'swinter percus-
sion ensemble. He then became
assistant director of the Dennis-
Yarmouth High School band and
founded a similar program .
He spent summers as director of
the Barnstable Summer Camp pro-
gram at Hyannis East Elementary,
and later was an assistant of Youth
and Human Services, where he ran
the youth center on South Street.
He was a special needs aide in the
Dennis-YarmouthRegional School
District, first with the WAVE pro-
gram at D-YHigh School and then
at Mattacheese Middle School.
Besideshiswife,survivorsinclude
a daughter, Sherry Moulaison of
Framingham; a son, Scott Moulai-
son of Jersey City, N.J.; his mother,
Ethel (Finnegan) Moulaison of
Dorchester; abrother, James Perry
of Cape Cod; asister, CharleneMou-
laison of Dorchester; and several
nieces and nephews.
A memorial service was held
at Doane Beal and Ames Funeral
Home in Hyannis.
A memorial fund will be an-
nounced at a later date.
Michael J. Palcic, 65
Saranac Lake, N.Y. - Michael J.
Palcic, 65, died Friday,Feb. 17,2006
after a brief illness.
He was the husband of Sandra.
Mr.PalcicwasborninDesMoines,
Iowa.
He was a resident of the Saranac
Lake areafor the past five years and
wasapreviousresident ofOsterville
and Los Angeles.
He owned and operated Mike's
Transmission in Saranac Lake for
the past five years until his retire-
ment last year.
He was amember of St.Bernard's
Church in Saranac Lake.
Besides hiswife,survivorsinclude
three sons, Timothy Palcic of Los
Angeles,Joseph Palcic of Cape Cod
and Peter Palcic of Hamden, Conn.;
a daughter, Catherine Ingham of
Athol; a sister, Sandra Schneider
of Granger, Ind.; a granddaughter;
two nieces; and a nephew.
A Mass of Christian burial was
held at St. Bernard's Church in
Saranac Lake.
Memorialdonations maybe made
to High PeaksHospice,c/oFortune-
Keough Funeral Home, 40 Church
St., Saranac Lake, NY 12983.
Nancy Porter, 82
Cotuit - Nancy (Render) Porter,
82, died Feb. 14,2006 ofAlzheimer's
disease.
She was the wife of the late Wil-
liam E. Porter.
Mrs. Porter was anative of Cleve-
land Heights, Ohio. She earned a
bachelor 's degree from Western
Reserve University in Cleveland
and a master's degree from Lesley
University in Cambridge.
She taught elementary school at
Happy Hollow and Loker schools
in Wayland.
A former resident of Concord ,
Sherborn and Wayland, she retired
and moved to Cotuit to livefull time
in 1990. She worked as a museum
volunteer for several years, and
she also donated her time to the
Historical Society of Santuit and
Cotuit, the Cape Cod Museum of
Natural History and the Cahoon
Museum of American Art. She was
a member of the Cotuit Federated
Church and loved to read and take
walks on Cotuit beaches.
Most recently, she was aresident
at the Rogerson House in Boston.
Survivors include a daughter,
Cathy Jager of Pasadena, Calif.; a
son,WilliamE.Porter ofLexington;
and a granddaughter.
A memorial service was held at
the Cotuit Federated Church in
Cotuit.
Burial was private.
Memorialdonationsmaybemade
to the Alzheimer'sAssociation,225
N.MichiganAve.,Floor 17,Chicago,
IL 60601-7633; or to Hospice of the
North Shore, 10 Elm St., Danvers,
MA 01923.
Katherine A. Santos, 63
Hanmc/iporf -KatherineA. (Young)
Santos, 63, died Sunday, Feb. 19, 2006
at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical
Center in Boston.
She was the wife of Richard D.
Santos for 43 years.
Mrs. Santos was born in Everett
and grew up in West Hartford, Conn.,
before moving to Needham, where
she lived for many years. Duringthat
time she and her family summered in
Harwich Port.
She eventually made a permanent
moveto HarwichPort,where shelived
for several years.
She was a 1963 graduate of the
FaulknerHospitalSchoolofNursingin
Boston and worked for the hospital as
a registered nurse for several years.
Besides her husband , survivors
include she sons, Richard D. Santos
of West Hartford, Michael G. Santos
of Jonesboro,Ark., Brian P Santos of
Bethany, Conn., David G. Santos of
Cambridge,DanielR SantosofNatick
and Timothy J. Santos of Cotuit; a
daughter, Katherine M. Hawkom of
Needham; and eight grandchildren.
A funeral Mass was held in St.
Bartholomew Church, in Needham.
Burial was in Swan Lake Cemetery,
Dennisport.
Memorialdonationsmaybemadeto
the Pancreatic Cancer Fund, payable
toPanCan,2141RosecransAve.,Suite
7000, El Segundo, CA 90245.
From your Councilor.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE B:1
nature of the petition goes against the
core of what it means to be American.
.Let there be NO MISTAKE: the higher prop-
erty values and taxesthe residential taxpayer
is experiencing today are the direct result of
our own actions.
We are the ones who implemented one-acre
and two-acre zoning, We are the ones who
implemented the Land Bank now known as
the CPA. We are the ones who implemented
the Cape Cod Commission
One of the desired resultsof the Land Bank
was that it would increase property values.
With the implementation of the CCC we
have not created a friendly environment to do
business in. That is reflected in the property
values of our business community.
Barnstable has planted the seedsfor the tax
shift that has occurred , We do not like what
the crop has brought forth,Barnstable isnow
being asked to plant more seeds of discord.
I can be asked, but I will not bring upon
our community something as destructive as
this.
I leave you with this, One of Barnstable's
greatest sons and great American James
Otis said. "Taxation without representation
is tyranny."
I still remember the 64 words of my oath of
office. I believe as Town Councilors we try to
do what is right. We try to be in-tune withthe
voter, to keep government responsive, and to
do the best we can.
PEOPLE
Local collegiates
receive honors
Northeastern University an-
nounces students who acheived
academic honors during the fall
2005 semester. The following
students were recently named to
the Dean's List at the university:
Harry A. Fishburn, Barnstable.
Marcus A. Moche , Hyannis.
Camilla B. Farrell, Jennifer A.
King, Kathryn E. Rowan, Eliza-
beth C. Yatesof Centerville. Kelly
E. Breen, Yasmine F. Habash ,
James J. Partridge, Taylor O.
Rabbitt, Kathryn G. Yorra of
West Barnstable.
Local youth win
academic honors
Timothy R. Schulte of
Centerville achieved High Hon-
ors and Andrew C. Louks of West
Barnstable achieved Honors for
the second quarter at Boston Col-
lege High School in Dorcester.
Dean's list for local
grad
Daniel Kremer of Marstons
Mills has been named to the
Dean's List for the fall semes-
ter at The College of Wooster,
Wooster, Ohio.
Baby talk
The following babies were born
at Jordan Hospital in Plymouth:
Mark Francis Hufnagel III, Feb. 6
to Amber Amy Douglas and Mark
Francis Hufnagel, Jr. of Cotuit; Lo-
gan E.Crevier,Feb. 8to Kimberly
Crevier (Eldridge) and Matthew
Crevier, Hyannis, grandparents
are Earl and Patricia Eldridge of
Cotuit and Michael and Barbara
Crevier of W. Barnstable; Ashlyn
Nicole Hutchinson, Feb. 16 to
Jenica K. Hutchinson (Forslund)
and William K. Hutchinson III of
Marstons Mills; grandmother is
Francis Hutchinson of Hyannis;
Great-Grandmother is Emma Al-
ley of Hyannis; Angelina Callie
Joyce, Feb. 12 to Lisa Joyce
(Dickson) and William Joyce II
of Hyannis; Emma Cass Gunn,
Feb. 12 to Nicole Gunn (Cass)
and Michael Gunn of Sandwich;
Grandmother is Roberta Cass of
W. Barnstable.
Adults
welcome.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE B:1
The school will offer pre-
schoolers classes in paint-
ing, fun with clay, fabric art,
mixed media and drawing
and for K-4 Grade, mixed
media, watercolor, 3-D art,
polymer clay, open studio,
knitting and crocheting,
drawing and painting.
Classes for pre-school-
ers will be 1.5 hours, once
a week for 12 weeks at a
market rate of $144 and $180
for 2-hour courses for older
students and adults, she
aid.
There also will be open
studio sessions and pho-
tography, among the other
offerings, for adults.
The school has signed on
with the Hyannis Business
District's Hyannis Artscape
Thursdays offering evening
opening of art galleries
downtown and 20 percent
discount off dinners at
participating restaurants.
Artscape started this week
and will continue on the first
Thursday of each month.
Engle said she is working
on getting a Web site. Until
that time, the school can be
reached at 508-771-4004 or
e-mailejd at aletjs(«yahoo,
com.
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