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Mrs. Beatrice Lapham
428-8389
Correspondent
CARDS AND FLOWERS
I had the nicest Easter cards,
They meant so much to me,
And as I read the verses
I felt a sense of unity.
A lovely hydrangea,
Pink blossoms in full bloom
Adorns my dining table,.
A touch of spring right in my
room.
Easter brings new life, new hope
And that is just the reason
That cards and flowers
And happy hours
Make It such a joyous season.
ROUND ABOUT
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis and
children, Dolores, Robert and
Donna of Beacon Falls, Conn.,
spent Easter weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Esther Davis of
Lovell's Lane.
Francis Souza, who received his
honorable discharge from the U.S.
Army in February and is now
working as a chemical engineer
New Brunswick, N.J., spent Easter
weekend with his father, Edward
Souza of The Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. TalMo Ranta!En-
tertained at an Easter dinner
Sunday their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ranta
and little daughter Donna of West
Barnstable, and Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Anderson of Buzzards Bay.
The day was made complete by
a telephone call: from their second
son, Airman 1/C David Ranta sta-
tioned^ at Castle AFB in California.
Easter guests of the Seward Reid
Jrs. of Spudder Ave., Hyannis
were his parents, the Senior
Reids of this' village, his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Hamblin of Prince's Cove, and his
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Healy and three children ,
also of Hyannis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Easter and
duughters, Janice and Jackie of
Baltimore, Md., arrived on the
Cape Palm Sunday for a short
visit. Charles and Doris stayed
with her mother , Mrs. Lauchlan
Crocker Sri, and the children stay-
ed with their grandmother , Mrs.
Jacquiline Easter, returning to
Baltimore Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Repose of Falmouth
is spending a week with her son ,
Solomon Wiseman and family of
River Rd.
Mr. and M'rs. Edward Mont-
gomery of Chatham were dinner
guests Sunday of Miss Emily
Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter
Athearn of Mattapoiset were also
recent dinner guests at the Lawr-
ence home.
Miss Karen Jones of Stratford ,
Conn, spent the Easter weekend
with her parents, the Lawrence
Jones of Newtown , and saw her
new nephew , Andrew Robert
McPhee, for the very first time.
Word has been received that
Mrs. Forest Hamblin who under-
went surgery on her nose last
week at Pondville Hospital in Wal-
pole is recovering nicely and hopes
to come home soon.
Mrs. Lydla Davis, who is now
able to be in a wheel chair at
Centerville Nursing Home, will
celebrate her 88th birthday today,
April 10. Congratulations to a
grand person.
The Braddock Childs family and
nephew Bruce spent the weekend
skiing on Mt. Adams in Bethel ,
Maine. Miss Marie Childs is hav-
ing a vacation from her studies at
Chamberlain School In Boston this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gifford -of
Lovell's Lane entertained at din-
ner Easter Sunday his parents, the
George T. Glffords, and her
parents , the Samuel Sarkinens of
Centerville. Mrs. Gifford and her
little granddaughter Lisa, 3, had
something in common as the form-
er was walking with crutches due
to a fractured bone in her left
foot , while Lisa's left arm was in
a sling due to a fractured bone in
her elbow received in a collision
with a cofTce table. The arm will
have to be confined for another
three weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Duarte and Mrs.
Maurice Hinckley Jr. attended the
graduation excercises for Nurse 's
Aids held at Centerville Nursing
Home last T h u r s d ay . Mrs.
Duarte 's sister , Mrs. Julia Martin
of Santuit , was one of the grad-
uates.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hadfleld
and two chtldren , Alan and Lynn ,
spent Easter Sunday with his
mother , Mrs. Charles Benolt , in
Cohasset.
SGM and Mrs. Paul H. Lapham
and daughter Mary of Niagara
Falls, N.Y, arrived Saturday for
a week's visit, making their head-
PROMOTIONS — In top photograph is Harold Thorkilsnn , newly pro-,
¦noted to senior vice president of marketing at Ocean Spray Cran-
berries, as announced by Executive Vice President and G. -ncral
Manager Edwin F. Lewis of Centerville. Other p'loto is of Endrc
Endcrson , formerly manufacturing director of William Underwood
Company, who becomes vice president of operations. • , ,
...... .*,.iw..* -
quarters at the home of her par-
ents, the Theodore Nickersons of
East Harwich. Mary is visiting her
uncle, Edmund Nickerson , for a
few days.
Mrs. Wilbur Cushing, Mrs. Faye
Dubey and Donald Melix visited
their father , Leon Melix of Sand-
wich, at Pocasset where he was
taken Friday after suffering a
slight shock at his home. They
found him much improved.
David Melix celebrated his 14th
birthday recently and entertained
family members at his home. He
Is the only son of the Donald
Melix' of Cotuit Rd.
Mrs. James Misho and two girls,
Nancy and Jane; flow to Wash-
ington, D.C. where they spent
several days on a sight seeing
tour. The Mishos winter in Brook-
line and have a summer home
here on River Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sherman of
Barrington , R.I. where in town
for a few hours on Sunday and
called on friends. Phil , who is
studying for the ministry, will
preach in Pennsylvania after fin-
ishing his studies.
ON DEAN'S LIST
The K.W. Aittanlemi Srs. of Os-
terville have received a letter of
commendation from Robert H.
Eaton , dean of men at Nichols
College, advising that their son
Alan was a member of the dean ':
:
list for the past semester.
During Easter vacation Alan and
a classmate, William Herbert Jr.
of Livingston N.J., visited the Ait-
taniemi home. Both are seniors
at the college and will receive
degrees in June. They will have
finished a four year course in
wildlife management and forestry
in which they majored. Alan is a
grandson of your reporter who of
course is "standing tall. "
AMONG THE TEENS
The My-Effers of United Meth-
odist Church are looking forward
to their trip to Washington D.C.
After attending church service on
Sunday, April 20, they will leave
for Washington.
The 11 young folks who will go
from this village are Jeannie Bur-
rows, Betty Campbell, Scott and
Craig Condinho, Gary and Gregg
Gifford , Frank Lapham , Cherl
Parker, Gail Melix , Ricky Cush-
ing, and Debra Sherman. Going
from Osterville will be Donna and
Bruce Crosby and Cheryl Scudder.
Chaperones will be Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Ochme, councillors of the
group, Mr. and Mrs. William
White and the Rev. Peter Palches.
The young people have earned
$700 to help defray expenses for
the trip.
A FINAL REMINDER
Members of the GoGetters
Mother 's Club hope that if you
haven 't ordered your Birthday
Calender yet , you will soon. Please
call Mrs. Janet Duarte , chairman ,
Tel. 428-2248, and she will gladly
take your order. Proceeds from
the sale will help to support the
Scholarship Fund.
At the next meeting of the club
to be held on April 16, Mrs. Ruth
Rusher of Hyannis will be the
guest speaker. The public is wel-
come to attend.
MARSTONS MILLS
Churches all over .the Cape have
been busy collecting clothing for
the Church World Service annual
spring drive , sponsored locally by
the Cape Cod Council of Churches.
Boxes of lightweight clothing,
blankets, bandages and hospital
gowns will be taken on Friday,
April 11 from 9 a.m. to 4:30, and
on Saturday, April 12 from 9 a.m.
until noon to Cape Cod Moving
and Storage , 538 Bearse's Way,
Hyannis.
Questions concerning drive may
be answered by contacting Mrs.
Walter Schafer, Main St. Barn-
stable 362-6505.
At least 5 million pounds of
clothing and 300,000 blankets are
needed by Church World Service
for distribution in more than 30
countries with warm or tropicial
climates. That is why the appeal
is made for lightweight clothing,
the kind we wear from late spring
to early fall. Blankets of any
weight are wanted , since they
are used as first aid in emergen-
cies and for many other purposes.
Individuals wishing to make a
contribution may do so by taking
good, clean clothing, packed in
boxes and tied or taped securely,
to the above depot on dates stated.
No shoes, hats or bathing suits are
acceptable.
While much of the work of get-
ting these donations to the needy
will be done by volunteers, some
expense for processing is unavoid-
able. Church World Service, there-
fore , asks for a contribution of 10
cents per pound to help cover the
necessary expenses.
Blankets are purchasable for
distribution by a donation of only
$3 each. This should be sent to
CHURCH WORLD S E R V I C E
CLOTHING APPEAL , Box 220,
Elkhart , Indiana , 46514.
AIR NATIONAL GUARD
BAND CONCERT APR. 19
AT FALMOUTH HIGH
The final in a series of Saturday
night concerts will be held April
19 at 8 o'clock in Lawrence High
School Auditorium , Falmouth, by
the 567th Air Force Band of the
Massachusetts Air National Guard.
The 26-man group which has
participated in a Presidential In-
augeratlon , a NATO conference,
and a World' s Fair , is presenting
the concert on behalf of the Otis
Memorial Park Fund.
Brawny 16th Century Scotsmen,
hefting heavy rounded stones of
half a hundred weight or more
started Scotland's national winter
sport, "Curling.
Church Clothing
Drive Depot
Is Announced
LEGAL NOTICES
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons Interested In the
estate of KATHRYN L^RETTA
RUHAN, also known as KATHRYN
L. RUHAN, late of Barnstable,
(Centerville) In said County, de-
ccftscd
A petition has been presented
to said Court for probate of a cer-
tain instrument purporting to be
the last will of said deceased bv
JAMES F. RUHAN of Yarmouth
(Bass River) In the County of
Barnstable praying that he be ap-
pointed executor thereof without
giving a surety on his bond
If you desire to oblect thereto
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock
in the forenoon on the 22nd day of
April 1969, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, ALFRED C. KNIGHT,
Esquire, Judge of said Court, this
27th day of March 1969.
PHILIP JONES, Register.
(April 3, 10, 17)
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Superior Court
No. 30243 in Equity
To ROBERT G. HALL and
ELEANOR THURSTON HA L L,
both of Cambridge, Middlesex
County, Massachusetts : and to all
f>ersons entitled to the benefit of
he Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Re-
lief Act of 1940 as amended.
SANDWICH CO-OPER A T I V E
BANK, situated in Sanwlch , Barn-
stable County, Massachus e 11 s,
claiming to be the holder of a
mortgage covering real property,
registered and un-registered situ-
ated in Barnstable (Osterville ! in
said County of Barnstable given by
Robert G. Hall, being married to
Eleanor Thurston Hall to Sandwich
Co-operative Bank dated Septem-
ber 30, 1955 the un-registered par-
cels being recorded with Barn-
stable County Deeds, Book 921,
Page 409; the registered parcel
filed in the Land Registration Of-
fice of Barnstable County Registry
District, being Document No.
45,820 noted on Certificate of Title
No. 18419 has filed with said court
a bill in equity for authority to
foreclose said mortgage In the
following manner, to wit: by entry
and possession and by the exercise
of a power of sale contained in
said mortgage.
If you are entitled to the benefits
of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil
Relief Act of 1940 and amendments
thereto and you object to the fore-
closure of said mortgage, you or
your attorney should file a written
appearance and • answer in said
court at Barnstable on or before
May 12, 1969, or you- may be for-
ever barred from' claiming that
such foreclosure made under such
authority is Invalid under said act.
Witness, G. JOSEPH TAURO,
Esquire, Chief Justice of our
Superior Court, the third day of
April in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and sixty-
nine.
Barbara Holmes Neil Clerk
(April 10, 1969)
HOUSES FOR SALE
OWNER
MUST SELL
Overlooking Long Pond, South Yar-
mouth, 3 or 4 bedroom home, den
living room with fireplace, dining
room , oversized 2 car garage, 2%
baths, 2 zone gas baseboard forced
hot water heat, carpeted. Close to
schools, churches, shopping plaza
and beaches.
$41.000 — 398-6819
HELP WANTED
TYPIST
Part Time, Weekly — To learn
Perforator.
Apply R. B. Hasklns
Patriot Press, Hyannis
Tel. 775-2445
LEGAL NOTICES
MORTGAGEE S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
By virtue and in execution of the
Power of Sale contained In a cer-
tain mortgage of real estate given
by Rowena Homes, Inc. dated Au-
gust 3, 1962, and recorded on Au-
gust 3, 1962, with Barnstable Coun-
ty Registry of Deeds, Book 1167,
Page 486, to Sandwich Co-opera-
tive Bank, and assigned by said
Bank to Alan L. Hall, your com-
plainant, by assignment dated
January 6, 1969, and recorded on
January 6, 1969, with Barnstable
County Registry of Deeds in Book
1424, Page 471, all and singular
the premises described in said
mortgage, excepting therefrom,
that portion released from said
mortgage by Partial Release dated
November 2, 1962, recorded on
January 18, 1963 in . Barnstable
County Registry of Deeds, Book
1187, Page 406, being shown as
Lot 11 on Plan recorded in Plan
Book 171, Page 61, and excepting
therefrom, that portion released
from said mortgage by Partial Re-
lease dated September 23, 1966,
recorded on September 26. 1966, in
Barnstable County Registry of
Deeds, Book 1347, Page 620, of
which mortgage the undersigned is
the present holder, for breach of
the conditions of said mortgage
and for the purpose of foreclosing
the same, will' TJe sold at Public
Auction - at ten . o'clock A.M. (E.
S.T. ) on Tuesday, the twenty-sec-
ond day of April, A.D. 1969, on the
premises described i in said mort-
gage, all and singular the premises
described in said mortgage, to wit:
"The land , with the buildings
thereon, situated in Barnstable
(Hyannis) , Barnstable Coun t y,
Massachusetts,. bounded and de-
scribed as follows :
Beginning at the Southeasterly
corner of the premises at a point
on the Westerly side of Sea Street,
so-called, which point is the North-
easterly corner of land now or
formerly of Lydia N, Thomas;
Thence North 76° 03' 30" West
in line of said Thomas' land
(marked by a fence) nine hundred
fifty-eight and 58/100 (958.58 ) feet ,
to an iron pipe and land now or
formerly of Mary Ware Murray;
Thence North 45° 58' 20" East
in line of said Murray's land two
hundred twenty-two and 33 , 100
(222.33) feet to a concrete bound ;
Thence South 77" 22' 10" Easl
still in line of land now or form-
erly of Mary Ware Murray (mark-
ed by a fence) three hundred
nineteen and 70/100 (319.70) feet
to a point;
Thence South 75° 54' 00" East
still in line of land now or form-
erly of said Murray (marked by
a fence) two hundred seventy-two
and 57/100 (272.57 ) feet to a point ;
Thence South 54° 47' 50" East
still in line of land now or form-
erly of said Murray eighty-six and
86/100 (86.86) feet to a point;
Thence South 77" 04' 30" East
still in line of land now or former-
ly of said Murray (marked by
fence posts ) one hundred sixty-five
and 35/100 (165.35) feet to the
Westerly line of Sea Street, so-
cfilloci *
Thence South 13" 11' 00" West in
said Westerly line of said Sea
Street one hundred sixty-six and
50/100 (166.50) feet to the point of
beginning.
Said premises being more partic-
ularly shown and described on a
plan entitled "Plan of Land in
Hyannis-Barnstable, Mass., Scale
I" = 40 ft., Jan. 1943, Leslie F.
Rogers, Engineer, H y a n n i s".
which said plan is duly recorded in
Barnstable County Registry of
Deeds in Plan Book 68, Page 19.
Subject to and with the benefit
of all rights, rights of way, ease-
ments, restrictions and reserva-
tions of record insofar as the same
are in force and applicable.
Being the same premises con-
veyed to it by Robert A. Sherman
and Helen P. Sherman by deed to
be recorded herewith."
Excepting therefrom that por-
tion released from said mortgage
by Partial Release dated Novem-
ber 2, 1962, recorded on January
18, 1963 in Barnstable County Reg-
istry of Deeds, Book 1187, Page
406, being shown as Lot 11 on Plan
recorded in Plan Book 171, Page
61, and excepting therefrom , that
portion released from said mort-
gage by Partial Release dated
September 23, 1966, recorded on
September 26, 1966, in Barnstable
Countv Registry of Deeds, Bool:
1347, Page 620.
Said premises will be sold sub-
ject to all unpaid taxes , tax titles ,
water liens and other municipal
liens or assessments.
Terms of the Sale: $1,000.00 will
be required to be paid in cash by
the purchaser at the time and
place of the sale, and the balance
In or within twenty days from the
date of the sale at the office of
Edwin S. Mycock , 171 Main
Street , Hyannis, Massachusetts,
Attorney for the mortccauee. Oth°r
terms to be announced at the sale.
ALAN L. HALL
Bv his Attorney:
Edwin S. Mycock
For authority for said sale, see
uecrce of the Superior Court in
and for the said Countv of Barn-
stable , dated March 18, 1969 in
Case No. 30148 in Equity.
(Mar. 27, Apr. 3, 10)
Employed Americans will work
two and a half hours every eight-
hour working day in 1969 to pay
their federal, state and local tax
bills, according to U.S. Chamber
of Commerce.
SERVICES _ _ _ _ _
ft"" M. MESERVE
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C0.7lNCr
OFFICE EQUIIPMENT
CASH REGISTERS
WOOD FURNITURE
TEL. 775-0433
R. B. CORCORAN CO.
Plumbing and Heating
Supplies
Iyanough Road Hyannis
Tel. 775-5813
THE PATRIOT PRESS
PRINTING
24 Pleasant Street Hyannis
TEL. 775-2445
JOB WELDING
No job too small or too large
Equipped to handle all metals
FENNER GRANT
INDUSTRIES, Inc.
63 Enterprise Rd.,
rear Aamco Trans. Hyannis
Free Estimates, Tel. 775-5486
RADIO - TV
ED GOSSELIN
MUSIC-SHOPPE
GUITARS—AMPS—PHONOS
SHEET MUSIC—RECORDS
Tel. 775-0060 — 290 Main St.
Hyannis, Mass.
REALTORS
GENIEVE C. BEARSE
Realtor
580 Main 8t. Centerville
__TeJ. 775-0865
H. W. ROBINSON
REALTOR
COTUIT 428-6564
EDWARD S. TRISORIO
Realtor
Airport Shopping Plaza
Opposite A & P
Hyannis, Mass.
. Tel. 775-3222
REAL ESTATE
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. D. Knott
REAL ESTATE
Sales & Rentals
Tel. 362-3159
Main St. i * Barnstable
JAMES A. WOODWARD
Real Estate — General Insurance
51 Elm Street, Hyannis, 775-0302
"
See Me First"
LEGAL NOTICES
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. - '.Superior Court
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
CERN , and to DAVID J. LORD
of Boston, Suffolk County, Massa-
chusetts; MILLICENT L. BAS-
SETT of Barnstable (Hyannis) ,
Barnstable County, Massachusetts,
PLYMOUTH FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Ply-
mouth, Plymouth County, Massa-
chusetts ; and the HEIRS of
JOSHUA BAKER: HAZEL BAK-
ER and VINCENT G. BAKER ,
both of Waltham, Middlesex Coun-
ty, Massachusetts; JOSHUA BAK-
ER, JR., of Union , State of New-
Jersey ; HERBERT K. BAKER of
Medway, Norfolk County, Massa-
chusetts; and ARTHUR BAKER
of Yarmouth (Yarmou t h p o r t) ,
Barnstable County, Massachusetts ;
or their heirs, legal representa-
tives, or such persons as shall be-
come their heirs, devisees, or ap-
pointees; or any persons claim-
ing under them and to persons un-
known : DEFENDANTS
WHEREAS a suit in equity has
been presented to said Court bv
DOROTHY A. KOOGLE of Coral
Gables , States of Florida , PLAIN-
TIFF, under the provisions of Gen-
eral Laws (Ter. Ed.) Chapter 240.
Sections 6 to 10 inclusive, to quiet
or establish and confirm title to
land in Barnstable (Hyannis) ,
Barnstable County, Massachusetts ,
being conveyed to said plaintiff by
deed of Richard P. Cotter and
Vesta A. Cotter dated July 11, 1952,
and recorded in Barnstable Coun-
ty Registry of Deeds in Book 816,
Patre 214.
WE COMMAND YOU if you
claim or may claim by purchase,
descent , or otherwise any rieht ,
title, interest, or estate in said
land which is the subject of said
suit and if you intend to make any
defense, that on the first Monday
of September next, which day is
the return day of this notice, or
within such further time as the
law allows, you do cause your writ-
ten appearance to be entered and
your written answer or other law-
ful pleading to be filed in the oi-
flce of the Clerk of said Court
what the Court shall order , ad-
judge, and decree therein;
AND IT APPEARING to the
Court by suggestion of the plain-
tiff that there may be persons un-
ascertained , not in being, un-
known , or who cannot be served
with process or made personally
amenable to the decree of the
Court ;
IT IS ORDERED by the Court
that the plaintiff trive notice to the
resident defendants by service of
subpoena by officer qualified to
serve process; e:ive notice to th"
defendants by causing an attested
copy of this order to be published
three times in different weeks in
the BARNSTABLE PATRTOT. n
newspaper published in Hyannis
in said County, such service to h<
completed not later than two
months before the said first Mon-
day of September next; give no-
tice to the non-resident defendants
by mailing a copy of the subnoena ,
postpaid , by registered mail; and
by postine a copy of this order on
the premises and in the Barnstable
County R"snstry of Deeds,
Hereof fail not , at your peril , as
otherwise said suit may be ad-
judged , and orders and decrees
entered therein in vour absence.
Witness, G. JOSEPH TATipo K < .
ouire , Chief Justice of our Superior
Court, the twenty-eiphth dav of
March in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and sixty-
nine.
BARBARA HOLMES NEIL
Clerk
(April 3, 10. 17)
AUTO SALES AND SERVICE
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~ CAPE COD AUTO
RADIATOR WORKS, INC.
Established 1929
Body and Fender Work
Complete Auto Painting
Radiator Repairing
Telephone: 775-0858
West Main Street Hyannis
NEIL'S
^
AUTO BODY SHOP
Wreck Repairs,
Spray Painting
Welding
Rt. 6-A W. Barnstable
Tel: 362,3390_ _____
LANDSCAPING
bTWTGANSHAW
Quality Lawn and Garden
Maintenance
Sod Lawns Land Brushing
Tel. 362-6070
WELDING
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CAPE COD SCALE CO.
Food Service Machines
Wrought Iron Railings
Welding
i Harry Jones 775-1720
SERVICES
ELECTROLUX
SALES & SERVICE
New Factory Branch
We refurbish and restore to full
power any make cleaner. Trade-
ins welcomed
Salesman and/or Salesladies
Needed.
Telephone for interview
775-7533
RT. 28
Hyannis near Registry
j Motor Vehicles.
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"
MURRAY'S"
fuel Oil Service, Inc.
Oil Burner Service
Contracts Available
Dennisport, Mass.
Phone 398-2408 _
BRUCE R. LOVEWTC^.
Complete Kitchen and Bathroom
Remodeling
Show room and' office Main St.
Barnstable Tel. 362-3639
CLOUGH & HIGGINS
RUBBISH SERVICE SEASONAL
& COMMERCIAL — CESSPOOL
PUMPING GENERAL TRUCKING
775-1179 — 775-1351
LEGAL NOTICES
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable* ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
estate of CONSTANCE P. LOV-
ELL, late of Barnstable, in said
County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of certain
instruments purporting to be the
last will and one codicil of said
deceased by FORREST BEAM, of
Barnstable, in the County of Barn-
stable, praying that he be appoint-
ed executor thereof without giving
a surety on his bond , Shirley D.
Lovell, the first executor named
in said will having predeceased
the testatrix and further praying
that said will and codicil may be
proved and allowed without the
testimony of the subscribing wit-
nesses.
If you desire to obqect thereto
you or your attorney should file
a written appearance in said
Court at Barnstable before ten
o'clock in the forenoon on the 13th
day of May, 1969, the return day
of this citation.
Witness, ALFRED C. KNIGHT,
Esquire, Judge of said Court , this
1st day of April , 1969.
ANNABEL J. TRAYSER ,
Assistant Register
(April 10, 17, 24)
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
estate of ROBERT L. JONES, late
of Barnstable, in said County, de-
optmor!
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a cer-
tain instrument purporting to be
the last will of said deceased by
LILLIAN JONES, of Barnstable.
in the County of Barnstable , pray-
ing that she be appointed execut-
rix thereof without giving a sure-
ty on her bond , Philip Jones, Co-
executor named in said will hav-
ing declined to serve.
If you desire to object thereto
you or your attorney should nle
a written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock
in the forenoon on the 22nd day or
April, 1969, the return day of this
citation. ' „,_,
Witness, ALFRED C. KNIGHT ,
Esquire , Judge of said Court , this
26th day of March, 1969.
PHILIP JONES, Register.
(April 3. 10. 17)
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
estate of EMILIA LEHTINEN
late of Barnstable (Hyannisport)
in said County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a car-
tn<- «—+nVi«T»ent puroort'nsf to be
the last will , of said deceased by
A1LI E. NICKERSON, former ','
AT i.r E T EHTINEN of Barnstable
(Hvannlenpri) in the Cou"ty of
Barnstable praying that she be ap-
pointed executrix thereof without
giving a surety on h"r bo'-"-!, and
further praying that said will may
be proved and allowed without the
te- ' • nny of the subscribing wit-
nesses.
xi you desire to object thereto
you or your attorney should file
a written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o colck
in the forenoon on the thirteenth
dpv of *ff« v 1969, the return day of
this citation. „ _,.____,
W'»'•¦¦
SS, ALFRED C. KNIGHT .
Esquire, Judge of said Court , this
27th day of March 1969
PHILIP JONES, Register
( April 10. 17, 24)
Nearly nine millions cars were
produced by U. S. anto manufac-
tures during 1968 while 1918, total
production was 943,436.
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STORY noUR
''Tim Tadpole and the Great
Bullfrog " by Marjorie Flack and
The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood
from "Favorite Fairy Tales Told
in France " by Virginia Haviland
are the two stories chosen by Miss
Ida Anderson, librarian , for story
hour on Saturday, April 12, from
10:30-11:15 a.m.
CLEAN UP BY TROOP
Cn March 29 members of Bo> '
Scout Troop 52 worked together
in a yard cleanup at Cotuit Fed-
erated Church , their sponsoring in-
stitution , and at Freedom Hall for
their service project.
Scouts participating included Biir
Cash , Philip Field , Arthur Ander-
son, John Mehalko, Mike Mayne..
Keith Martin , Donald Irwin , Steve
Perry, Scott Coleman , Wade Behl-
man , Paul Sisson, Scott Behlman,
Larry Bearse, Robert Morin , Ric-
hard Morin and Steve Irwin.
Assisting the boys were leaders ,
Jim Irwin , Phil Field and Steve
Hamblin.
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER
Due to a conflicting event in the
village , the Boy Scouts have
changed the date of their chicken
pie supper which was to be held
on the 19th to a new date of Sat-
urday evening, May 10 at 6 in
Bruce Hall.
DOTTIE GOMES IS WAVE
Dorothy "Dottie" Ella Gomes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
S. Gomes of Grove Street, has
completed ten weeks of basic
training at Recruit Trainin f Com-
mand ( Women i , U.S. Naval Train-
ing Center , Bainbridgc . Md. and
was graduated during a military
review held on Feb. 7.
Dottie , a former B.H.S. student ,
is now stationed at the U. S. Naval
Training Center , Great Lakes, 111.
in the Hospital Corps School. She
has received Naval Orientation ;
Naval History, Citizenship and
Current Events; Naval Ships , Air-
craft and Armament; Navy Jobs
and Training; Self Improvement;
First Aid; Physical Training and
Military bearing and drill during!
her indoctrination period.
The Cotuit Wave enlisted at the
U.S. Navy Recruiting Station , San
Jose, Calif, for three years and
was sworn In at the U.S. Navy Re-
cruiting Station, San Francisco.
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