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COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Peter Patches, Minister.
Earle L. Kempton, Organist and
Choir Director.
9:46 Sunday School. Miss Har-
riet Chace, superintendent.
10:40 a.m. Nursery class in Par-
ish House.
11.00 a.m. Worship Service.
5 p.m., Youth Fellowship in the
vestry.
7:30 p.m. Friday, choir rehearsal,
For Sunday, April 8
The Sacramen't of Hol y Com-
munion .
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. C. B. Kllnetob, Minister.
Ronald A. Chesbro, Supt. of the
Church School.
Miss Elsie Chadwick , organist
and acting choir director.
U:00 a.m., Morning worship.
7:00 p.m. Evening Worship.
Friday, 8 p.m., choir rehearsal.
For Sunday, April 3
Sermon topics: .Morning, "Wait-
ing on the Lord "; evening, "He-
Union in the Home."
COMMUNITY CHURCH COUNCIL
At a special council mooting, a
new building committee' was ap-
pointed to carry out tlu> plans of
enlargement ot present facilities
of Community Church. The com-
mittee is as follows: C. Jay Bur-
nett, Miss Harriet Chace, Mrs.
Frances Evans, Mrs, Ellen Good-
speed, Mrs. Evelyn Gould , C. Delton
Hall , C. Roscoe Hinckley, Francis
W. Hiihley, Jr., E. Alexander Kit-
tlla , Mrs. Jesse Murray, Rov . Peter
Palohes, Mrs. Ethel Riedell, Her-
bert Stringer, Leonard Tollman and
Harland Wheeler. The addition
seems most necessary to carry on
the religious education program
needed to handle the classes, the
Inrgest in recent years.
At this same meeting the Couples
Club ns their project to help the
church voted to take over the du-
ties of Janitor until September—
and it was voted to accept with
tliiinks.
COMMUNITY CHURCH SCHOOL
Perfect Attendance In March
Nursery class—Merry Cullom ;
ItU88ell Milne . Kindergarten—Joy
Klttilfl , Stetson Hall, ("ml Riedell,
Elizabeth Smith, William Phillips.
Grade 1—Malcolm CroBby, Laurie
Hull , Leslie Hall', Pamela Little,
Curol Pierce, Carolyn Wheeler.
Grade 2—-Francis Hubley, Peter
Stringer, Louise Whiteley. Grade 3
—Albert Howe, Parker Little,
Louise Mlchelson , Barbara Phil
lips, Marlley Crosby. Grade 4—
Sully Stringer, William Jenkins.
Grade 5—Alison Hall, Sandra Hall,
June Hubley, Holly Cullom, Karl
Alttanlemi, John Reld , Teddy
Crosby.
Grade 6—Donna Huckabee, Kuth-
erlne Kiedell, Grade 7—Joan Kit-
tlla , Jncquelyn Howe, Harriet Ma-
son, Dianne Caswell , Edward Cros-
by, Jerry Huckabee , Vincent Hos-
teller. Grade 8- -Betsy Hall. Grade
(I—-Janet BJelke, Joan Crosby, Mar-
tha Kitttla , Janet Held.
COOKIE SALE
Troop 1 of the Osterville Girl
Scouts made Anal plans for a cookie
sale on Saturday. Miss Lillian Py-
burn, Mrs. Waldo Howe, Mrs. Ralph
Lagergren and Mrs. Willuril Phil-
lips will assist the girls. It is hoped
by the Scouts that the public will
co-operate to make the drive n
success.
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CEMETERY MEETING
The annual meeting of the "Hill-
side Cemetery" Association will he
held on April 4 at 8 p.m. in the
office of the Leonard Insurance
Agency. Election of officers to be
held. Anyone interested will be
welcome to attend , as they are de-
sirous of new members,
BIRTHDAY OBSERVED
Carolyn, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Harland Wheeler, observed her
seventh blrthduy anniversary with
a party at her home.
Guests were Leslie and Laurie
Hall , Carol Pierce, Sara Shields,
Susan Nlles and Linda Gould,
Games were played with Susan and
Leslie winning prizes.
SERVICE-MAN
From Hollomun Air Force Ruse,
New Mexico—8-8gt. Owen B. Lewis
of Osterville will attend a B-29
Engine School at Chanute Field ,
Illinois.
Sergeant Owen is a graduate of
Barnstable High School, class of
1933, He has been in the Air Force
for seven years, 18 months ot which
were spent In the China-Burma-In-
dia Theater as a gunner with both
B-24s and B-26s.
Sergeant Owen has been sta-
tioned at Hollomun for the past six
months, assigned as a crew chief
with Operations Section.
Betty , wife of Sergeant Owen Is
formerly from Cincinnati , Ohio.
Their son, Ronald , Is ten months
old.
NEW BOOKS
Miss Katharine Hinckley, libra-
rian or Osterville Library, gives
out a list of the new hooks now
available: Death Be Not Proud, by
Gunther; The Gentle Heart, by
Hamilton ; Cheaper hy the Dozen,
by Gllbretb , Jr. ; Cutlass Empire,
by Mason ; Threat of Dragons , by
Davis; Ten DayB' Wonder, by El-
lery Queen; Mary Wakefield , by
Roche; The Chain , by Wellman;
Pine. Potatoes and People, by Ham-
lin; The Gul f of Time, by Standish ;
The God Seeker, by Sinclair Lewis;
The Moon Is Mine, by Oerts; The
Cleft Rock, hy Hobart; Point of No
Return , hy Marquand; One Clear
I Call , by Upton Sinclair; Dolly Mad-
I Ison, by Anthony; Dinner at An-
tolne's, by Keyes; The Seven
Story Mountain , by Marston.
CHURCH NOTES
On April 10, Palm Sunday, at 8
p.m., a Cantata , "Olivet to Cal-
vary." by Maunder, will be pre-
sented by the combined choirs of
the First Baptist Church, Hyannis
and the Community Church.
Thursday evening at 8 p.m. in
the vestry, a lecture by Mrs. James
K. Homeyn of Melrose, will be on
the subject , "Where 1 Hang My
Heart." Committee In charge : Mrs.
Peter Palche« , clmirmun, assisted
by Mines Cecil I. Goodspeed , Ma-
bel Huckabee, Thomas Milne, anil
John Banks. Open to the public.
PERSONALS
Mrs. James Brown aud children
have moved into the Frank Gard-
ner apartment.
Sergeant Brown i8 stationed at
Okinawa with the U. S. Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Derosiers
and children , Peter and David , of
Rumford , ft, I., were weekend
miests of Mrs. Derosiers' father,
John B. Lebel.
Miss Elinor Stover , a student at
Boston University, spent the spring
vacation nt the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Stevor.
Mrs . Minnie Allen Is reported 111
at her home.
Murstons Mills and Oslervillo
schools played a O-il soccer game
hero under the direction of Vernon
Beinse , director of physical educa-
tion In (ho Barnstable schools. Wil-
liam Cotter has gone into business
in Chatham.
Miss Bertha Chadwick Is report-
ed able to be out after a recent
IHlieHH .
Mrs. Francis Webb and Mrs . El-
bert Little have returned from a
trip to New York. While there they
visited with Mrs. Little 's sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Vlncenl
O'Min y of Rye, New York.
Mr. and Mrs . Loomls Kinney of
West Newton were recent visitors
at the homo of Mr. Kinney 's mother,
Mrs. W. D. Kinney.
Mrs . Charles Fuller has returned
to her home in Cot nit after spend-
ing the Winter with Mrs . Richard
Bobbins.
Mrs. Thomas Valentine of New
Bedford is spending u few weeks
at the home or her son-in-law and
daughter , Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph F.
Falsh, Jr.
Mary Beth Walsh is visiting her
uiir le and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Tupp, of New Bedford.
Frank Allen returned to II IR
home on Sunday from Pocnsset
Sanltorium , where he has received
treatment.
John Gould Is reported able to
be out after a recent Illness.
Nell Whiteley, Russell Lewis,
Jr., Fran Varnum and David Hinck-
ley went by special bus to Boston
to see the DeMolay basketball
game.
Mrs. .dunes L. Chute entertained
the Rug Olub at an all-day meet-
ing in her home. Many of the group
viewed tho hooked handicraft edu-
cation classes.
Aunt Tompy 's tea house has
opened for the season.
Thomas Milne Is building a new
house on Race Lane, Marstoim
Mills .'
Mrs. Cecil Coleman Is visiting
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
und Mrs. Walter Schwall, ot Yypsl-
lanti . Mich .
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haniiu or
Eusl Wnlpole spent Saturday at
their cottage, culling on friends in
the village.
KUHK .-H Lewis , Jr. has visit nil his
aunt , Mrs. Dorothy Kelley of Bom-
ervllle.
Mr. and Mrs . KMward Jacobs
wore in Boston recently attending
the Flower Show and visiting Mr.
Jacobs ' sou and daughter-in-law ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs or
Norwell.
Marilyn Hinckley, who has been
III , IK reported Improved,
Miss Anne Goodspeed, a teacher
ut Chapel Hill School, Waltham , Is
spending n week's vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil I. Goodspeed.
Mrs. Cecil Goodspeed was one of
the speakers at the memorial serv-
ices held in the Sandwich Church
Sunday afternoon for Miss Amy
Holway. Many from Osterville at-
tended this service.
Mrs. Henry Ooodale of Dorches-
ter and a summer visitor of Oster-
ville for many years has been
quite 111 at her home.
Donald Alexander of Philadel-
phia has purchased the Clopton
estate on Wlanno Avenue.
Mrs, Forrest Hamblin of Mar-
slons Mills substituted at the Os-
terville School Monday for Miss
Llda Sherman.
Mrs, Joseph F. Walsh, Jr. and
daughter, Margaret Rita, born Mar.
Id, are home from the Cape Cod
Hospital.
Mrs. C, J. Burnett and daughter,
Lois, born Man* 16, are home
from the Cape Cod Hospital, i
Rita Marie Whiteley has been ill
with the measles,
The Union Lenten service was
held in the Federated Church , Co-
tuit.
David and Robert Hinckley, Aus-
tin Eldreddge, Jimmy Moran, Al-
fred Barrows and Jackie Aylnier
were among 23 Air Scouts who vis-
ited Otis Air Force Base to see it
demonstration of jet planes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wray
have moved Into their new home on
Tower Hill Road.
Woman's Alliance of the Com-
munity Church held a sewing meet-
lug on Wednesday afternoon at the
Parish House.
OSTERVILLE
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Contact the man who has ths merchandise you nasd
through tht Patriot's Classified Column*.
Do yon need a ato»»? Do you want to sell a stover You will get re-
sults by advertising in the Patriot s classified columns. Recently an
adv. for a used gas stove brought several to light, and the Patriot
has another eatislned advertiser.
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Wsmsmbar that the Patriot Is read all week
S E E DS
For Spring Mautiug
now on display.
BMALLHOFF & HAINES
Hyannis, Mass.
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Jack's Bike Shop
17 Barnstable Road Hyannis
Tel. Osterville 4942
CLARENCE H. MaoLEOD
PIANO TUNING
Repairing Refsltlng
(20 years experience)
Marstons Mills Mass.
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Insurance
Real Estate
J. L. ROGERS
Orleans Tel. 110 Mass.
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HYANNISFISHCO.
PLEASANT STREET
Phone Hyannis I 266W 1
<>¦ the Watarfraat
Everything in Season
Wire and Manila Rope
Paints and Complete Line of
Marine Hardware and
Fishing Supplies
MULLINB PIflHINO OEAB
INC.
Pier 4, New Bedford, Mass.
Tel. 6-7498
8CHUMAN REALTY COMPANY
REALTORS
All kinds of property bought and
sold. Leases, mortgagee, and finan-
cing arranged.
George J. Sohuman
Ruth H. Schuman
206 Main Street Hyannis, Maaa.
Tel, Hyannis 277
Contiimtd /ran I'tgt I
rare case, Fishing appeals to young
and old alike, HO don't leave the
boys at home; take a boy llshlng
And don't forget tho girls either.
Open Fishing Season
10otherrub acts fasterhi
CHEST
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Lustre Polish
CLEANS AND POLISHES
ALL FURNITURE
IN ONE OPERATION
Quickly removes scratches.
Manufactured by
Goach House Antiques
West Barnstable, Mass.
on sale at
John Hinckley and Son Co.
Bradford's Hardware
Burch's Market
Stltch-in-Time Shop
• wanted
WANTED
A MASON TO BUILD TWO CON-
crete block cottages with concrete
floors April 15 in Dennis. Day labor.
State Wage. Box C. T., The Barn-
stable Patriot , HyBiinis, Moss.
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ANDER80N CO.
415 Main Street HyanniB
Tel. Hy. 900 • Falmouth 131
POWER SAW TREE WORK
Hurrican e damage cleared. Wood
sawed to stove or fireplace lengths,
etc. Phone Hynnnis 1903-W or ad-
dress John Perry, Junction Rte 28
and Rte Mil , Marstons Mills.
U R G E N T !
Ordered to vacate by April 1st.
NEED House for year-round rental
anywhere In Town of Barnstable.
John J. Dillon, 71A Pine Street,
Tel. Hyannis 507-M .
Cosmopolitan & Good Housekeeping
I year each to same nddress
$0.00
HELEN M. BERRY
Bass River Phone Hy. 1649-M-3
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L T OA I NO T I C 11
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. —nnwealth of Massachusetts
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to
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,e ol BDSAN at NICKBRSON
jSTot Chatham, In said County,
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TnetJUon has been presented to
Jd Court praying that Augustus
r Bills of Chatham, In said Coun-
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, be appointed administrator of
^id estate without giving a surety
on
if
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you
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deBire to object thereto,
wm or your attorney should file a
irltten appearance in said Court
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. Barnstable before ten o'clock in
tL forenoon on the 12th day of
Xpril, 1949, the return day of this
d
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Bs-
nulre, Judge of said Court, this
i6th day ot March, in the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty-
D'De'
KBNRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
March 24, 81, Apr. 7
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
estate of JULIA M. O'NBIL, late
ol Barnstable (Hyannis), in said
County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate ot a certain
instrument purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by Vin-
eent D. O'Nell of Barnstable (Hy-
annis), In said County praying that
he be appointed executor thereof,
without giving a surety on his
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 12th day of
April, 1949, the return day of this
citation- ~ „ u ,.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell,
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.squire, Judge of said Court, this
I6tli d&y of March, in the year one
inonsand nine hundred and forty-
sine. . _
KBNRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
( Marc h 24, 31, April 7)
NOTICE
Is hereby given that PasB Book,
No. 5861, Issued by the Chatham
Trust Company, Savings Depart-
ment, has been lost or destroyed,
and that application has been made
lo the said Chatham Trust Com-
pany to issue a duplicate book in
accordance with the requirements
•( Section 40, Chapter 590, Acts ot
1108.
Mar. 24, 31, Apr. 7
L E G A L N O T I C E S
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners within and for
the County of Barnstable:
Respectfully represent the under-
signed Selectmen of the Town- of
Barnstable that the public neces-
sity and convenience require the
widening, straightening, relocating
or locating anew, a road known as
Engine House Road, so called , in
the village of Hyannis, from a point
opposite the westerly boundary
line ol the property of Eugene F.
Doane to Iyanough Road, thereby
causing the said Engine House
Road to enter Iyanough Road at
approximately a right angle.
• Wherefore, your petitioners pray
that your Honorable Board will
view the premises, and widen,
straighten, relocate or locate anew
said Engine House Road or do
whatever in your judgment the
common convenience and neces-
sity require.
Dated at Barnstable, this sev-
enth day of January, A. D. 1949. '
CHESTER A. CROCKER,
JAMBS F. KENNEY,
VICTOR F. ADAMS,
Selectmen of Barnstable.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. At a meeting of the
County Commissioners, held at
Barnstable, in said County, on
the twenty-fifth day of March ,
A. D. 1949.
It having been determined that
public necessity1 and convenience
requires the widening, straighten-
ing, relocating, or locating anew
of said road, Upon the foregoing
petition, Ordered, that notice be
given to all persons and corpora-
tions interested therein, that the
Commissioners will meet for the
purpose of viewing the premises
and hearing the parties on the
premises of the business establish-
ment of Frederick V. Lawrence,
Inc., Iyannough Road, village of
Hyannis, on the twenty-second day
of April next, at two-thirty o'clock
in the afternoon , by publishing an
attested copy of said petition, or an
abstract thereof , with this order
thereon, two weeks successively in
the Barnstable Patriot,, a newspaper
printed in Barnstable (Hyannis)
and by posting up attested copies
thereof in two public places in
Barnstable (Hyannis), the last pub-
lication In said newspaper and the
posting aforesaid, to be seven days
at least before said view; and also
by serving the Town Clerk of the
town of Barnstable with an attested
copy of said petition and order,
fifteen days at least before the
twenty-second day of April, A. D.
1049, that all parties Interested may
then and there appear, if they see
cause, and be beard thereon.
By the County Commissioners,
DONALD G. TRAYSBR,
•Clerk.
(Seal)
A true copy of the petition and
-order thereon.
Attest,
DONALD G. TRAYSBR,
Clerk.
A true copy,
Attest,
RALPH C. RICH,
Deputy Sheriff.
L E O A I N O T I C E 8
PASSBOOK L08T
Notice is hereby given that Pass-
book, No. H3018 , issued by the Bass
River Savings Bank, hns been lost
or destroyed, and that application
has been made to the said Bass
River Savings Bank to issue a
duplicate book in accordince with
Section 40, Chapter 590, Acts of
1908.
(Mar. 24, 31, Apr. 7)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
ALCOHOL IC BEVERAGES
LICENSE *
In accordance with Section 15A.
of Chapter 440 of the Acts of 1935.
Name of Applicant—Alpini' s Inc.,
Alfred J. Sanvlti , Pres. and Mgr.
Kind of License—Renewal , Com-
mon Victualer 's—7 Day seasonal,
All alcoholic beverages.
Period Covered bv License-
April 1 to Nov. ,io, 1949, inch
Location and Description of
Premises—Centerville Road and
Route 28, Hyannis, Mass. Two side
entrances, two rear exits. Base-
ment for storage. Wooden struc-
ture. One room on street floor.
CHESTER A. CROCKER ,
VICTOR P. ADAMS ,
C1EOROE L. CROSS,
Licensing Board for the
Town of Barnstable.
March 31, 1949.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
LICENSE
In accordance with Section 16A,
of Chapter 440 of tho Acts of IMS .
Name of Applicant— Wolcott C.
Gilmore,
Kind of License—Renewal, Com-
mon Victualer's—7 Day seasonal,
All alcoholic beverages.
Period Covered hy License-
April 1 to Nov. 30, 1949 , incl.
Location and Descriptio n ot
Premises—Northerly side of Route
6, Mam Street , Barnstable , Muss.
Ttrree rooms on street floor, four i
roomB bn second floor. Two base-
ment rooms for storage. Two front
entrances, one rear exit . Wooden
structure.
CHESTER A. CROCKER ,
VICTOR F. ADAMS ,
GEORGE L. CROSS,
Licensing Board for the
I Town of Barnstable.
March 31, 1949.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORI
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
LICENSE
In accordance with Section IDA.
of Chapter 440 of the Acts of 1935.
Name of Applicant—Coffee HOUBO
Inc.; Charles P. Pearlman, Mgr.
Kind of License—Renewal, Inn-
holders—7 Day seasonal, All alco-
holic beverages.
Period Covered by License-
April 1 to November 30, 1949, Incl,
Location and Description of
Premises—75 Sea Street, Hyannis,
Mass. Two front entrances, three
rear exits. Wooden structure, nine-
teen roomB on first floor, with gar-
den terrace"''WT rear, twenty-four
rooms on second floor. Rusement i
for storage.
CHESTER A. CROCKER ,
i VICTOR F. ADAMS,
, GEOROB L. CROSS,
' Licensing Board for the
Town of Barnstable.
March 31, 1949.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
# LICENSE
In accordance with Section 15A,
of Chapter 440 of the Acts ot 1935.
Name ot Applicant—Wlanno
Club, George R. Rowland , Clerk.
Kind of License—Original , Club,
Seasonal , All alcoholic beverages.
Period Covered by License—
April 1 to Nov. 30, 1849 , incl.
Location and Description of
Premises—Westerly side of Parker
Road , Osterville, Mass., wooden
structure. Colt Club llulldin g.
three front entrances. Lounge,
locker rooms, glassed in porch, ter-
race all on street floor.
CHESTER A. CROCKER ,
VICTOR F. ADAMS ,
GEOROB L, CROSS,
Licensing Board for the
Town of Barnstable.
March 31, 1949.
• For Sale
TIMS
All passenger car slses In stock.
Liberal allowances for your used
Urea, Make this your tire head-
quarters. Walker's Haso Suites,
West Bnd, Hyannis.
MISCELLANEOUS
Wedding Stationery, Engagement
•nd Wedding Announcements. Is-
viutlons. Celling Cards, Six Day
Service. The Patriot Office, Hyaa-
nis. Tel. Hy. 14.
ALCOHOLICS-ANONYMOUS. FOR
INFORMATION write (Cape Ood
Oroup) P. O. Bos 781, Hyaaali,
Maaa.
ARVID and WALTER JACOBSON
Interior and Exterior Painting.
Paper Hanging,CeilingsRHalsh
ed. Telephone Hyaaali 1141-M or
15SB-M.
FLOOR SANDINO A RBPINIflH-
INO. Also machines to rent. Wall-
paper Shoppe, Tel. Hyannis 1715.
PAINTINO ft DBOOEftTDTa
Exterior — Interior
F. L. ROCHE *Y SONS
Phone Hyannis 2MI-M-8
ENTERTAINMENT FOR CLUBS,
Hotels, Banquet* and Private Par-
ties. Contact Sid Wright, Tel. Hr-
annls 14U-W.
SINGER REPAIR SERVICE. la
Chatham and Orleans every Tees-
day. All make sewing ataohiaes re-
paired; work guaranteed. New
Singer Sewing Machines and Stag-
er Vacuum Cleaners on display. Or-
der yours today. Tho Singer Shop,
A MaoBnerney, Sherman Bauer*
,
Hyannis. Tel. list.
"Let's not forget that there
should be just as high a code of
olthics in salt water Ashing as In
uny other sport. Fish for the sport
of CATCHING llsh. Cutch all you
can, hut why KILL all the fish that
will not be used
,. Set your own
limit and RELEASE llsh to furnish
sport in the future. Most game fish
can be returned to the water
unharmed. Let's not overlook the
fact that the supply of game llsh
can he reduced to the point ot
extinction. Don't be a FISH HOC. "
The headquarters for the Tourn-
ament is Kenney 's Sport Shop, Inc.
In HyannlH, The net proceeds of the
Tournament will be used for the
propagation and conservation of
llsh and game on Cape Cod.
The purposes of the Tournament
ure to promote salt water sport
fishing on CAPE COD, take the
strain off fresh water ponds, pro-
vide a diversion for our guests aud
ourselves, encourage good sports-
manship and good fellowship, en-
courage young people to become
good sportsmen.
The tournament area shall in-
clude all salt waters of CAPE COD
(Barnstable County). Any fish
caught on a boat based on Cape
Cod Is eligible In the Cape Cod
Angler's Tournament regardless of
how far from Cape Cod the fish Is
caught. Fish must be weighed in
within 24 hours.
Prises awarded , while not great
In monetary value , will be symbolic
of the sportsmanship achieved.
They will consist ot trophies,
medals, cups, ribbons, citations,
certificates, and mechandise.
Three youth divisions will be for
9 years of age and under, 9 to 11
Inclusive , 12 to jf> Inclusive.
A photo contest and u fishing
story contest will he open also, the
latter divided between "True"
8(or|es and "Tall" Stories.
Each Saturday evening Cape Cod
Anglers, Inc is to broadcast a pro-
gram from WOCB, 8:45 to 7 o'clock.
A Fishing School will be con-
ducted for Instruction in fishing,
use of bait and tools, and Informa-
tion as to where the catching la
good.
In a bulletin, the Anglers Club
gives full details of rules, list of
eligible flsh , prizes, judges, weigh-
ing stations, etc. Copies are avail-
able to contestants and the Patriot
will publish from time to time
further information.
Fish for the Sport
Maurice R. Phinney
Funeral services were held Mon-
day for Mam-ice R. Phinney, with
a requiem high mass at 'St. Francis
Xavler Church, Hyannis.
Mr. Phinney died last Friday at
the Cape Cod Hospital at the age
of 70. He was born in Hyannlsporl,
the son of Tollston F. and Louise
D. (Nlckerson) Phinney. He was a
communicant of St. Francis Xavler
Church and was a member of Hy-
annis Lodge of Elks,
I During World War I, he went to
Key West and the Sanlbal Islands
where he was active in reclaiming
shark oil for use by the Navy.
At one time he was correspond-
ent (or Boston newspapers. He also
owned and operated the Hyannis
Fish Company.
Surviving him are his widow ,
Mrs. Louella M. (Krotzer) Phin-
ney ; a daughter, Mrs. Edmund
Bussiere of Portsmouth, R. I.; a
son, Maurice R. Phinney, Jr., of
Hyannis; a grandson, Maurice R.
Phinney, 3d, of Hyannis; a brother,
E. Henry Phinney of Hyannis, and
a nephew, Homer A. Phinney of
Hyannis.
Ark Sold at Auction
The "Ark", on Wequaquet Lake,
Centerville, owned by Tom Steven-
son, was sold at auction last Friday
for $16,750. Oershom D. Hall of
Harwich was the purchaser, and,
according to his statement, he
bought the place tor development.
About 160 persons attended the
sale, for which John C. Klley of
Boston was auctioneer.
The estate comprises about 40
acres and a 2300-foot lake frontage.
The purchase Included also a par-
cel of land on Route 28 near the
junction with Camp Opecbee Road.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To Preston G. Qraves of Haddon-
fleld , County of Hamden, State of
New Jersey, and Mattle V. Schiller,
George Armington , Harry Arming-
ton and Lita Armington, all of Cam-
den, County of Camden, State or
New Jersey.
A petition has been presented to
said Court by Richard J. Glendon,
Jr., ot Chatham, in the County of
Barnstable, praying that for the
reasons set forth In said petition
the Court appoint a new Commis-
sioner in the partition proceedings
of Charles Bassett, Mattie V. Schil-
ler, Preston G. Craves , George
Armington, Harry Armington and
Lita Armington, Barnstable County.
Case No. 21443, Edward N. Johnson,
the Commissioner appointed in said
partition proceedings having de-
ceased and having failed to file his
report thereon, said new Commis-
sioner to file a return and do all'
other acts that said Edward N.
Johnson, the Commissioner, failed
to perform as required by Chapter
241 of the General Laws.
If you desire to be heard thereon ,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable within twenty-one
days from the 12th day of April,
1949, the return day of this cita-
tion, and also file an answer or
other pleading within twenty-one
days thereafter.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said.
Court, this 21st day of March , in
the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine,
KENRICK A. SPARROW, "
Register.
March 31, April 7, 14.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss,
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of ADELBERT BASSETT,
late of Chatham (West), In said
County, deceased :
A petition has been presented to
said ,Coiirt, praying that Churles
A. Bassett of Chatham (West), in
said County or some other suitable
person be appointed administrator
of said estate.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should Ale a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstabje before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 26th day of
April , 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 29th day of March, in
the year one thousand nine hundred
end forty-nine.
KBNRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
March 81, April 7, 14.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstsble, ss.
PROBATE COURT
Tc all persons interested in the
estate of ELNORA S. SMITH, late
of Chatham, in said County, de-
ceased. A petition has been pre-
sented to said Court for probate of
a certain instrument purporting to
be the last will of said deceased by
John G. M. Long, of Chatham, in
said County praying that he be ap-
pointed executor thereof without
giving a surety on his bond.
II you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should flic a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 12th day of
April, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 9th day of March, in
the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and torty-nJae.
KBNRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
March 17, 24, 81.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of GERTRUDE B. NEWELL, !
late of Barnstable (Wlanno), in
said County, deceased:
The executor of the will ot said
deceased, has presented to said
Court for allowance his first and
Anal account. <
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