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Thirty-five members of the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Club were present at the meeting
held April 2, at Aunt Tempy's in
Ostervllle.
Mrs. Ruth Richards, co-hostess
with Mrs. Sylvia Farnsworth, Intro-
duced Walter Gaftney, architect ot
Hyannis, who spoke on "Homes of
Today and Tomorrow." He took the
club on an imaginary trip through
a "dream house of tomorrow," de-
scribing the uses of Radiant heat ,
Thermopane and Vitray glass and
modern electrical equipment.
During tbe business meeting the
following resolution was passed ,
"We tbe Business and Professional
Women's Club of Cape Cod com-
mend the performance of our wo-
men in the armed services, their
general efficiency, sense ot respon-
sibility and devotion to duty ; and
further, we offer our assistance to
the end that those having to earn
their living may find opportuni-
ties to make full use of the skills
which they acquired in service to
their country."
The nominating committee con-
sisting of Miss Abbie Pierce, chair-
man, of Harwlchport; Miss Miriam
Crocker, , Hyannis, and .Miss Mar-
jorie Leonard of Ostervllle ¦was
elected. They are to bring In their
report at the annual meeting in
May.
Business Women
Hear Architect
Chatham
MARY M. HAMILTON
Correspondent
PERSONALS
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weston,
and son, accompanied by Charles
Weston, Sr„ of Providence, R. I.,
were at their Summer home over
the week-end.
Billle Matheson, one of the twin
sons of Mr. and Mrs. William Math-
eson, recently broke his collarbone
in a fall, down the stairs at his
home.
Walter Hopkins a discharged vet-
eran , recipient of the Purple
Heart, Is managing the local Jen-
ney station.
Mrs. Herbert Greenhalgh and
sons, Hayden and Herbert, Jr., of
Wellesley have been in town this
past week opening their guest
houses.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Webster are
spending a few days in Arlington.
Cmdr. Henry P. Hopkins and
family, have arrived at their home
here, and ore being cordially wel-
comed by their hosts of friends
nnd former patients of the doctor
who has been absent for nearly five
years. After a rest, he will resume
his practice, May 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Olsen of Mil-
ton, who have been spending the |
winter at Lake Yorth , Fla., will ar-
rive at their Summer home on Barn
Hill road, within a few days, to
remain for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nlckerson,
Jr., of Boston were week-end guests
of Mrs. Nickerson's parents, Mr .
nnd Mrs. Andrew Edwards.
Carol Brooks, employed at the
Wayside Inn , is in Brockton for a
week. i
Mr. and Mrs . Myro n Mather and
children of West Bridgewater, were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.j
Kenneth Haven.
Mrs. Frances Shaw has moved,
into the Gnrrity house on Chatham
Bars Inn avenue.
Mrs. Burton Ryder is a patient
at the Cape Cod hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson have
purchased the Chase House on
Main street.
Sherman Silva has been promot-
ed to Chief Petty Officer and with
his family will leave soon for Port-1
land, Me., where he has been as-
signed. |
Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill Atwood of
Milford, have moved to Chatham. I
the home town of Mr. Atwood.'
John Taylor of Portland , Oregon, a '
nephew. Is making his home with
them at present.
Benjamin Eidredge remains se-
riously 111 at the Cape Cod hospital.
Doris Brent has returned from
Florida and is employed at the Tel-
ephone office.
Mrs. Mills , has been forced to
vacate the store where she haB op-
erated the Woman 's Exchange for
over 12 years.
Members of the Congregational
Club are cleaning the church this
week. .
TO HOLD CONCERT !
The 18th annual instrumental
concert of the Chatham school will
be held on Tuesday evening, Apr I
9. at 7:30, in the school auditorium.
The program will be under the ,
direction of Thomas Nassi super-
visor of instrumental music.
There is no admission charge, but
a silver collection will be taken. |
June Fickert has gone to her
home in North Middleboro for a
short stay. i
OYSTER VESSEL ARRIVES
The S.S. Blackmon from New
Haven, Conn., skippered by War-
ren Critchlow, arrived at Oyster
Pond River, on Sunday, loaded with
oyBters for S. W. Gould and Son,
Inc. It was the first of several
trips that the vessel will make this
Spring, bringing oysters which will
be planted in the river.
Throughout the Summer the oy-
sters are cared for and tonged from
time to time, when In the Fall they
are ready for consumption.
Oysters are shipped to many
parts of the United States annually
by the Gould firm.
SCHOOL NOTES
The Spelling contest sponsored
by the Student Council was the
main event of last week. Twelve
students , two from each class of
the upper grades, participated .
First prize of $3 was won by Ann I
Hessler, who outspelled students of
the High school. The two words
which proved difficult were "psy-
chology " and "jeopardize." Second
and third honors went to William
Tweddell and Ruth Nlckerson.
As the Easter vacation approach-
es, the Seniors are anxious to he]
on their way to Washington. The
itinerary of the trip provides for a
visit to Gettysburg, also a day in
Philadelphia, when they will visit
Independence Hail. On Apr. in ,
the ClasH will spend the day at
ML Vernon , home of George Wash-
ington , ancj the Shennaudoah Cav-
erns , followed by two days In Wash-
ington , where they will visit usual
places or Interest, except the White
House. After a full day in New
York, where they will attend a
late radio broadcast, they plan to
return home on the 19th.
BOWLING BANQUET
The bowling team composed of
several couples who have met each
week, throughout the winter , clos-
ed their season with a banquet at
Club Panama, In Hyannls , Monday
evening. Prises for highest three-
string totals were received by
Freeman Howes with a score of 386
and by ltutli Haven with 251 points .
Highest single string bowlers who
received awards were Joe Orlando
with 115, and ILtty Tripp, scoring
102.
BASKETBALL TOURNEY
Arnold Rogean, Barnstable High
School coach, who is directing the
Kiwanis-sponsored schoolboy bas-
ketball tourney which starts at 6 -30
Monday night in the High school,
reported today that more than 23
entries had been received for the
event.
All preliminary games will have
six - minute periods, Barnstable
High school varsity players will
serve as officials and Howard "Pop"
Sears of Ostervllle will be official
scorer. Following are the entries:
Class A: Red Rockets and Wan-
dering Five of Falmouth, Province-
town Rasc^g, Hyannis Polecats,
Harvey's' Bombers of Barnstable
High, and The Misfits of Ostervllle.
Class B: Rocky Five of Fal-
mouth , Atomic Five of Barnstable
Village, Little Giants of Province-
town , The Kids of Yarmouth High,
Orleans All-stars, The Fireballs of
Falmouth , Red Devils of Hyannls,
Harwich Bulldogs, Slip-Knots of
Hyannls, Blue Boys of Hyannls and
The Freshmen of Hyannis.
Class C: Shamrock Juniors ot
Ostervllle, Shark City Aggies of
West Barnstable, Provlncetown
Ramblers, Hyannis Desperates,
Barnstable Aggies of Ostervllle and
Young Kids of Yarmouth High,
CHAMP VISITS HERE
Big Billy Weinberg of Chelsea,
the 220-pound heavyweight boxer,
who got out ot the Coast Guard
last fall after almost four years of
service, is on a visit here as a
guest ot boxing promoter Lester H.
Carew.
Big Bill , who is keeping in tops
condlsh these "Sprinter" days by
road work and wood sawing, plans
to take on Pat Comiskey at the
Boston Garden, April 29th. Bill
won the New England heavyweight
crown Just prior to going Into the
service.
A member of the Coast Guard's
amphibious forces, he saw plenty
of action throughout the war, in-
cluding D-Day. He served all over
the ETO.
BARNSTABLE LEGION
Twenty-one new members were
admitted to Barnstable Post C06,
American Legion, at the meeting
Tuesday night in post headquar-
ters. In all, 83 members were pres-
i ent.
Carl A. Fraser of the Cape Cod
Extension Service, former Army
major, showed colored stills taken
before VE-Day during his service
in Europe.
The post will sponsor three boys
at Boys State this Summer In Am-
herst. At the request of Legion-
naires two boys are to be sponsor-
ed by Hyannis Rotary Club and
one by the Kiwanls Club.
John U. MacPhee, commander
and chairman of the Memorial Day
Committee for the Town of Barn-
stable, is now considering appoint-
ments to the committee and dis-
cussion of the program is planned
the next meeting at 8 p.m., May
7, in post headquarters .
Read the Classified Advertisements
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Her Lunch Is Incomplete
Without Her Glass of Milk
Your child can have the same
healthy, happy look that this little
Kirl has. Just he Biire he or she
get s our whole, creamy, rich milk
with every meal.
Phone Ost. 2256 for delivery
of milk, cream, buttermilk
Mystic Lake Farm
H. 8. Hord, Proprietor
Marstons Mills Mass.
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253 Main Street , Hyannis
Special Announcement
We are pleased to announce a
new , prompt and efficient clean-
sing and pressing service. Ex-
tra fine QUALITY work at new
below O. P. A. ceiling prices.
Work fully guaranteed to your
satisfaction. Try us once and
you will continue our service.
OPEN from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M.
Jack's Bike Shop
IT llamatalil* Hi»ad HyannU
Read the Classified Advertisements
Henry W. Howes
ELECtROLUX
Authorized Representative
Sales and Service
Dennis Mass.
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Insurance
Real Estate
j. L. ROGERS
Orleans Tel. 110 Mass.
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Carpentry - Painting
Landscaping
Hamblen - Rogean, Ine.
Hyannls Box 506, Mass.
Telephone 766W
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Dr. John L. Terry, Jr.
Veterinarian
74 Camp St.
Hyannis Mass.
Phone 377 or 674
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Tel. Ostervllle 4992
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PIANO TUNING
Repairing Refelting
(20 years experience)
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your 9x12 rug protects lt from
moth damage for 5-years or Ber-
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cost only 50c per year. The Wall-
paper Shoppe, 302 Main Street,
Hyannis, Mass.
COMPLETE SET OF FURNACE
Grates and Accessories, brand new.
Apply Box 687, Hyannls, Mass., or
telephone Hyannls 1216.
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OARAGE near Main Street. Write
Box 1
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WANTED
PASTRY COOK, position with girl
8 years old; 27 years Hotel Exp.
Florence Perkins, William Street ,
Bellows Falls, Vermont.
WANTED
LARGE HOUSE
Nine or more rooms on large lot
on main road. State lowest price,
condition, photo if possible. Box
N, Hyannis, c/o Patriot.
WANTED TO BUY
Want to purchase Bottling Works
or Bottling Machine for Carbon-
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FLOORS SANDED AND RE-
finished. Linoleum and tile renew-
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Floor Service. Box 10.
ANTIQUES KEPAmED AND RE-
finished. First quality workman-
ship and reasonable rates. O. F.
Freeman, 151 Pine Street , Hyannis.
Tel. 218-M
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paper Shoppe. Tel. Hyannls 1755.
PAPER HANGING - INTERIOR
and Exterior Painting. Floor Re-
finishing. Arvid W. Jacobson, 23
School Street , Hyannis. Telephone
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"HCLIDAY"
to be published Feb. 20, 1946
Charter subscription price
$4.00 yearly
After March 1, 1946, $5.00 yearly
Order For Christmas Gifts
HELEN M. BERRY
Phone Hyannis 1649M3
Bass River Mass.
Phone 1010
Dally at 2:15 - 7:00 - 9:00
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BABIES
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MATINEES: SAT. AND SUN—2:30
EVENINGS: ONE SHOW—7:45
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