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BUSINE SS ffiffiffi DIRECTORY
LEGAL NOTICES
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue and in execution of the
power of sale contained in a certain
mortgage of real estate given oy
JOSEPH R. CARR and JUNE D.
CARR, husband and wife, as ten-
ants by the entirety, both of Mar-
shfleld , Piymou.h Lounty, Massa-
chusetts, to SANDWICH CO-OPER-
ATIVE BANK situated hi Sand-
wich, Barnstable County, Massa-
chusetts, dated April 23rd , 1965,
and recorded in Barnstable County
Registry of Deeds in Book 129s,
Page 500, 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 be sold
at Public Auction at 2:00 o'clock
P.M. Eastern Daylight Savings
Time, on Wednesday, May 12, 1971,
on Parcel 1 of the premises, all and
singular the premises described in
said mortgage, to vrit:-
"the land , with the buildings there-
on, situated in Barnstable (Oster-
ville) , Barnstable County, Massa-
chusetts, comprising two parcels
bounded as follows :
PARCEL 1
NORTHERLY by the State High-
way, commonly called M a i n
Street, two hundred (200 1 feet;
EASTERLY by land of Ruth
Arenovski , three hundred tweiiiy-
two and 49/ 100 (322.49) feet , more
or less;
SOUTHERLY by Centerville River
so-called , measuring on the up-
land , two hundred twelve (212)
feet , more or less; and
WESTERLY by land formerly of
Grace E. Madden , now of Geoffrey
D. Roberts, by three courses, a
distance of three hundred fifteen
and 07/100 (315.07) feet, more or
less.
PARCEL 2
NORTHERLY by Center v i 1 1 e
River , so-called , measuring on the
upland fifty (50) feet;
EASTERLY by land formerly of
G. A. Stackhouse, Trustee , one
hundred ninety ( 190) feet, more or
less ;
SOUTHERLY by waters of Nan-
tucket Sound measuring on the up-
land fifty (50) feet; and
WESTERLY by land formerly of
Grace E. Madden , now of Geof-
frey D. Roberts , one hundred
eighty ( 180) feet , more or loss.
The above described premises arc
conveyed subject to (a) the pro-
visions of the Zoning and Building
Regulations of the Town of Barn-
stable , and (b) as to Parcel 2, an
easement or right of way, if esta-
blished , for the benefit of owners
of land abutting said Parcel 2.
Being the same premises con-
veyed to us by John P. Edwards,
Trustee , by deed to be recorded
herewith.
Subject to easements of record ,
and takings by the Town of Barn-
stable for buildin g lines.
Including as a part of the realty
all portable or sectional buildings,
h e a t ing apparatus, plumbing,
ranges, mantels, storm doors and
windows, oil burners , gas and oil
and electric fixtures, screens,
screen doors, awnings, air condi-
tioning apparatus, and other fix-
tures of whatever kind and natuie,
on said premises, or hereailer
placed thereon prior to the full pay-
ment and discharge of this mort-
gage, Insofar as the same are or
can by agreement of the parties bo
made a part of the realty."
Said premises will be sold sub-
ject to all outstanding taxes, tax
titles, and municipal Hens and as-
sessments, if any there be.
Terms of the sale: Four Thou-
sand Dollars ($4 ,000.00) to be paid
In cash or certified or bank check
by the purchaser at the time and
place of the sale, balance of the
purchase price within twenty (20)
aays upon the delivery of the deed
at the office of William P. Swift ,
Esquire , 49 Elm Street, Hyannis,
Massachusetts. Other terms to be
announced at the time of the sale.
SANDWICH CO-OPERATIVE
BANK
Present Holder of said
Mortgage
By George Sutton , President
For further authority for said sale ,
see decree of the Superior Court
in and for the County of Barnstable,
entered February 10, 1971, in Case
No. 31028.
William P. Swift
Attorney at Law
49 Elm Street
Hyannis, Mass.
Counsel for Mortgagee.
April 1, 8, 15, 1971
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
LAND COURT
PETITION TO FORECLOSE
TAX LIEN
(Seal ) No. 45458
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
CERN , and to Raymond R. Rog-
ers and Irene M. Rogers, both
now or formerly of Barnstable , in
the County of Barnstable and said
Commonwealth, or their heirs , de-
visees or legal representatives ;
Russell Hinckley and Lydia P.
Hinckley, or their heirs , devisees
or legal representatives :
Whereas , a petition has been
presented to said Court by the
Town of Barnstable , a municipal
corporation , located in the County
of Barnstable, and said Common-
wealth, to foreclose all rights of
redemption from the tax lien pro-
ceedings described in said peti-
tion in and concerning a certain
parcel of land situate in said Town
of Barnstable, in the County of
Barnstable , and in said Common-
wealth , bounded and described in
said petition as follows:
A parcel of land , on the South
side of Wakeby Road , in the vil-
lage of Marstons Mills , as shown
on a plan on file in the Assessors
Office , in envelope 6-2 H-1B, and
supposed to contain 50.00 acres ,
more or less.
If you desire to make any objec-
tion or defense to said petition
you or your attorney must file a
v. ritten appearance and an ans-
wer, under oath, setting forth
clearly and specifically your ob-
jections or defense to each part of
said petition , in the office of the
Recorder of said Court in Boston
(at the Court House) , on or before
the tenth day of May next.
Unless an appearance is so filed
by or for you , your default will be
recorded , the said petition will bo
taken as confessed and you will
be forever barred from cont^stlnc
said petition or any decree enter-
ed thereon.
And in addition to the ueual
service of this notice as required
by law, ii is ordered that the fore-
going citation be published forth-
w'th orce paoh work for thr^c
successive weeks in the Barnsta-
ble Patriot a newspaper publish-
ed in said Barnstable.
W'tness. ET W')OD H. H E T -
TRICK, Esquire , Judge of said
Court, this twenty-ninth day of
March in the year nineteen hun-
dred and sevnty-one.
Attest with Pe«i of said Court
MARGARET M. DALY,
RecorrW
April 8, 15, 22
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REP0RT ANY ERROR IMMEDIATELY
T^e^Hot rSlrve
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f0r 0Dly one ""»"«* ^sertion.
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reserve8 "• rl
*ht t0 edit or reject any copy received for
LEGAL NOTICES
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue and in execution of
the Power of Sale contained in a
certain mortgage given by ALEX-
ANDER BLAIR and LOUISE
EVANS BLAIR, dated May 9.
1969, and recorded with Barnstable
County Registry of Deeds in Book
1436, Page 399, of which mortgage
the undersigned is the present
holder , for breach of the condi-
tions of said mortgage and for
the purpose of foreclosing, the
same will be sold at Public Auc-
tion at 2:00 o'clock P.M., on the
27th day of April 1971, at the mort-
gaged premises hereinafter de-
scribed:
A certain parcel of land , to-
gether with the buildings thereon ,
situated in Barnstable (Cumma-
quid) , Barnstable County, Massa-
chusetts, being shown as LOT 27A
on plan entitled "INDIAN HILL
ESTATES in Barnstable - Cape
Cod - Mass. Showing Revisions and
Renumbering of Lots Property of
ANNE S. CLIFTON. Scale: 1 inch
= 80 feet - January 22, 1957. Ed.
Kellogg - Civil Engineer Oster-
ville " which said plan is duly
recorded with Barnstable County
Registry of Deeds in Plan Book
134. Page 55, being more particu-
larly bounded and described as
follows:
WESTERLY by Indian Hill Road as
shown on hereinabove mentioned
plan , one hundred five and 39/100
( 105.39) feet;
NORTHERLY by Lot 28A as shown
on said plan, one hundred forty
two and 03/100 (142.03) feet:
EASTERLY by land now or form-
erly of Francis E. Walls, as shown
on said plan , one hundred five and
47/100 (105.47) feet; and
SOUTHERLY by Lot 26A , as
shown on said plan , one hundred
forty six and 06/100 (146.06) feet.
Containing 15,035 square feet ac-
cording to said plan.
Said premises are conveyed to-
gether with the right to use said
Indian Hill Road for all purposes
for which streets and roads are
commonly used in the Town of
Barnstable.
Said premises are conveyed sub-
ject to and with the benefit of
easements, takings, restrictions
and reservations of record , if any
there be, insofar, as the same may
be in force and applicable.
This property is subj ect to mu-
nicipal ana other public taxes.
Terms of sale: Three thousand
and 00/100 ($3,000.00) Dollars are
to be paid in cash, certified check
or bank draft at the time of the
sale, and the balance is to be paid
within ten (10) days following the
decree of the Superior Court ap-
proving the entry and sale at the
office of Hayes & Creney, 22 East
Main Street , Hyannis, Massachu-
setts.
BASS RIVER SAVINGS
BANK
by: Carroll V. Murdock ,
Treasurer
From the office of:
Hayes & Creney
Hyannis Professional Center
22 East Main Street
Hyannis, Massachusetts' 02601
April 1, 8, 15, 1971
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue and in execution of the
Fower of Sale contained in a cer-
tain mortgage given by ALEX-
ANDER BLAIR and LOUISE
EVANS BLAIR, dated May 20,
1969, and recorded with Barnstable
County Registry of Deeds in Book
1437, Page 560, of which mortgage
the undersigned is the present
holder, for breach of the condition s
of said mortgage and for the pur-
pose of foreclosing, the same will
be sold at Public Auction at 2:30
o'clock P.M., on the 27th day of
April 1971, at the mortgaged pre-
mises hereinafter described:
A certain parcel of land , together
with any buildings thereon , situated
in Barnstable , Barnstable County ,
Massachusetts, more particularly
bounded and described as follows :
WESTERLY by Indian Hill Road ,
ninety two (92) feet;
NORTHWESTERLY by curve on
Indian Hill R o a d , measuring
twenty six and 04/100 (26.04 ) feet;
NORTHERLY by Indian Hill Road,
one hundred thirteen and 59/100
(113.59) feet ;
EASTERLY by Lot 12 and by land
now or formerly of Francis E.
Walls by two lines together meas-
uring one hundred forty three and
92/100 (143.92) feet; and
SOUTHERLY by Lut 27A. one
hundred forty two and 03/100
(142.03) feet.
Containing 17,380 squire feet ,
and being LOT 28A as shown on
a plan entitled "INDIAN HILL
ESTATES in Barnstable - Cape
Cod Mass. Showing Revisions and
Renumbering of Lots Property of
Anne S. Clifton Scale: 1 inch =
80 feet - January 22, 1957. Ed.
Kellogg - Civil Engineer Oster-
ville" which said plan is duly
recorded with Barnstable County
Registry of Deeds in Plan Book
134, Page 55.
Said premises are conveyed to-
gether with the riaht to use said
Indian Hill Road for all purposes
for which streets and roads are
commonly used in the Town of
Barnstable.
Said premises are conveyed sub-
ject to and with the benefit of
easements, restrictions, and re-
servations of record, if any there
be, insofar as the same may be
in force and applicable.
This property is subj ect to mu-
nicipal and other public taxes.
Terms of sale: Three Thousand
Five Hundred and 00/100 ($3,500.00)
Dollars are to be paid in cash ,
certified check or bank draft at the
time of the sale , and the balance
is to be paid within ten (10) davs
following the decree of the Super-
ior Court approving the entry and
sale at the office of Hayos &
Creney, 22 East Main Street , Hyan-
nis, Massachusetts.
BASS RIVER SAVINGS
BANK
by: Carroll V. Murdock ,
Treasurer
From th° office of:
Hayes & Creney
Hvnnnis Professional Center
2° East Main Street
Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601
April 1. 8, 15, 1971
LOOT PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby given that Sav-
inos Picsbnok No. 1892 issued by
Sandwich Co-operative Bank , has
bonn i0^t o'" destroyed and tpq t
aupl'cat'on has been made to said
Sanr1w'ch Co-onerat've Bank , to
ls*ue a duplicate book in accor-
rlqrco w"h requ^ements of cec-
t'nn 40, Ohant»r 590, Acts of 1908.
April 1, 8, 15, 1971
FOR SALE
_^
RCA STEREO
1969 Model
Excellent Condition
Tel. 362-6461
ART SUPPLIES"
hyannis
art
supplies
"
your cape art supply
headquarters"
Sherman Sq., Hyannis 775-2976
BOAT YARD (HyonnU)
BRADBURY MARINE, INC.
Formerly
KLIMM'S BOAT YARD
COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE
157 Pleasant St. 775-1707
FEED & GRAIN
Wi
Cape Maid Farms, Inc.
Wild Bird Foods — Grain
Purina Chows — Pet Foods
Route 28 — Hyannis — 775-3782
CABINET MAKING
ROD ADAMS, INC.
y our Zrormica Center
Custom Built Cabinets
Hyannis Tel. 775-2416
C^LlANERS^HyannJsr
SPARTAN CLEANERS
Fast Cleaning Service
242 Barnstable Road
Hyannis Tel. 7754119
INSTRUCTION
-
A person who can speak a foreign
language is worth two people.
Learn French, Italian, or Spanish.
Paul K. Germani
Call 428-6615
LANDSCAPE
~
C6NfRACTOR
FRANCES DOREY
Landscape Contractor
LAWN - WOOD CHIPS - FENCES
TREE AND BRUSH CUTTING
Tel. 775-9056
West Yarmouth, Mass.
LANDSCAPING/GARDENING
I'm a most experienced youth in
areas of .landscaping/gardening:.
Seek work for residents of Barn-
stable Village area this summer.
Interested?
Call 362-6318 after 5 p.m.
OIL-FUEL
MURRAY'S FUEL OIL
OIL BURNER SERVICES
24-HK. SERVICE CONTRACTS
2-WAY RADIO CONTROL
Dennlsport Tel. 398-2408
LEGAL NOTICES
LOST PASSBOOK
Not*ne i« hereby given that Sav-
ings Passbook No. 3003 issued by
8audwich Co-operative Bank , has
be. u L or aestroyed and that
application has been made to sa d
Sanawich Co-operative Bank , to
issue a duplicate book in accor-
dance with requirements of sec-
tion 40, Chanter 590, Acts of 1908.
April 1, 8, 15, 1971
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby Riven that Sav-
ings Passbook No. 4540 issued by
Sandwich Co - operative Bank ,
has been lost or destroyed and
that application has been made
to Sandwich Co-operative Bank,
to issue auplicate book in accor-
dance with req uiremen Is o f Gen-
eral Law , Ter. Ed., Chapter 167,
Section 20.
April 1, 8, 15, 1911
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss. , F£°&# Court
To all Persons hiteresteH in the
estate of LENORE E. M™1?
HY'
late of Hvannis (Barnstable) , in
said County, deceased.
A petition has been pres^ted jg
said Court praying that LUCILLE
I BE
°
'
"
ENCOURT , of Hvannis
(Barnstable), in the County of
¦Rarnstnb'e be appoint ed nrtmln-
Fstratrixof said estate. without giv-
iner a surety on her bond
If you desire to obiect thereto
vou or your attorney, shou'd fl'e a
wriWn "appearance in Bald Court
Ht B^nwible before t£" o'c'nok in
the forenon on the 27th day of
April , 1971. the return day of
tn£„cU elloniT wBim r K>"OHT .
Witness, ALFFEii ' ,V _ , .t,;
Esquire , Judre of said Court , this
MtS d<» " of March ln71 „.„„_„
FREDERIC P. CLAUSSEN,
Register
April 1. 8. 15, 1971
.9fJ!!5. Lf
Qu,pi_* WBN.
NEW STEEL FILES
$34.95 Each Del. Cape Cod
H. M. Meserve Co., Inc.
J!?a
Il?,s
. .Tel. 778-0433
Miscellaneous For Sale
LOBSTER FISHERMEN
RABBIT AND PET OWNERS
We Sell Surplus Mink Cages
$1.00 Each
Hotz Bros. Mink Farm
Tel. 947-9692
Rre. 44, Middleboro
MOVING & STORAGE
~~~
CHILDS
MOVING & STORAGE
Agent: MAYFLOWER
WORLD-WIDE MOVING SERVICE
HYANNIS Tel. 775-5544
KITCHEN CABINETS
BRUCE R. LOVEJOY Co.
KITCHENS-Designed-Installed
FORMICA BATH ROOMS A
VANITIES
Show Room & Office Main St.
RTE. 6A BARNSTABLE 362-3639
PAINT
LLOYD'S
NORFOLK PAINT STORE
382 MAIN ST.
HYANNIS 775-1091
CAPE COD COLOR CENTER
VACUUM CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE
ELECTROLUX
REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES
Salesmen and salesladies needed
775-7533
Route 28 — Hyannia
RUBBISH REMOVAL
CLOUGH & HIGGINS
COMMERICAL CONTAINER
PICKUP
—CESSPOOL PUMPING—
GENERAL TRUCKING.
775-1179 — 775-1351
SITUATION "
WANTED
MOTHER
Will Baby-Sit Days
To 3 o'cloc k
and evenings
Call 398-6300
TREE SERVICE
CAPE COD TREE
SERVICE
• COMPLETE TREE SERVICE
• BRUSH CLEARING
• LANDSCAPING
HYANNIS PORT TEL. 175-6448
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
LEGAL NOTICES
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby given that Sav-
ings Passbook No. 8037 issued by
Sandwich Co - operative Bank
has been lost or destroyed and
that application has been made
to Sandwich Co-operative Bank ,
to issue duplicate book in accor-
dance with requirements of Gen-
eral Law, Ter. Ed., Chapter 167,
Section 20.
April 1, 8. 15, 1971
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
estate of WINFIELD MO O D Y
NICKERSON , late of Barnstable
(West) , in said County, deceased.
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
VIOLET ELIZABETH NICKER -
SON , of Barnstable (West ), in the
County of Barnstable , praying that
she b:; appointed expeutrix there-
of without giving a surety on her
bond , and further prayincr tin t
said will be proved and allowed
without the testimony of the sub-
scribinu witnesses.
If you desire to ob' ect thereto ,
you or your attorney should file a
written appeararc^ in said Oourt
at Barnstable before ten o'clock
In the fm-enoon on (he 11th dav of
May. 1971, the return day of this
citation.
Witness , ALFRED C. KNIGHT,
Esquire, Jud^e of sn '* Court , this
31st dav of March , 1971.
FWF'-F.RIC P. CLAUSSEN,
Register.
April 8, 15, 22
LEGAJ^JNOTICES
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
estate of J. EDWARD JESSEN,
late of Barnstable (Osterville) , in
said County, deceased.
A petition has been presented
to said Court for piobate of a cer-
t'lin lnstiumcnt purporting to be
the last will of said deceased by
BERNICE P. JESEEN , of Barn-
stable (Osterville) in the County
of Barnstable , prayintr ihat she
be appointnd executrix thereof
without giving a surety on her
bond.
If j'ou 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 11th day of
May. 1971, the return day of this
citntion.
Witness , ALFRED C. KNIGHT ,
Esquire, Judge of said Court , this
7th dav of Aoril , 1971.
FREDERIC P. CLAUSSEN ,
Register.
April 15, 22, 29
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby given that Sav-
ings Passbook No. 1634 issued by
Sandwich Cooperative Bank has
been lost or destroyed and that
application has been made to
Sandwich Cooperative Bank to is-
sue duplicate book in accordance
with requirements of General Law
Ter . Ed., Chapter 167, Section 20.
April 15, 22, 29
LEGAL NOTICES
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby given that Sav-
ings Passbook No. 5426 issued by
Sandwich Co - operative Bank ,
has been lost or aestroyed and
that application has been made
to Sanawich Co-operative Bank ,
to issue duplicate book in accor-
dance with requirements of Gen-
eral Law, Ter. Ed., Chapter 167.
Secvion 20.
April 8, 15, 22, 1971
MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
By virtue and In execution of
the power of sale contained in a
certain mortgage given by Iyan-
ough Investors, Inc. to Auburn
Finance Corp. dated August 24,
1970 , and recorded with Barnsta-
ble Registry of Deeds in Book
1482, Page 629, of which the un-
dersigned is the present holder ,
for breach of the conditions con-
tained in said mortgage, and for
the purpose of foreclosing the same
will be sold at Public Auction, on
the first parcel of the premises
hereinafter described , at 10:00
o'clock A.M., on Friday, April 30,
1971, all and singular the premis-
es described In said mortgage ,
to wit:
The land with the buildings
thereon situated in Hyannis, Barn-
stable County, Massachusetts, and
more particularly bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at the Northwest cor-
ner of the granted parcel at the
intersection of Old West Barnsta-
ble Road and the old cart way so-
callea ; thence
SOUTHERLY by the said Old
West Barnstable Road , 40 feet to
land now or formerly of Mary E.
Sherman ; thence
EASTERLY by land now or for-
merly of Mary E. Sherman, about
96.50 feet to land now or formerly
of one Bacon; thence
NORTH 1° East by land now or
formerly of said Bacon , 132 feet
to the old cart way; thence
WESTERLY by said old cart
way about 176 feet to the point of
beginning. Being the premises
conveyed to Iyanough Investors,
Inc. by deed of Jenny K. Johnson
and Dorothy K. Studeny duly re-
corded with Barnstable Registr y
of Deeds.
The land , with the buildings
thereon , situated in Hyannis, Barn-
stable County, Massachusetts , more
particularly bounded and describ-
ed as follows:
Beginning at the Southeast cor-
ner of the premises at a point
marked by a stone; thence
NORTH 1° East about 303 feet
to the old cart way or right, of
way; thence
WESTERLY about 176 feet to a
corner marked by a stone at a
point on what is known as West
Barnstable Road; thence
SOUTHERLY by said Old West
Barnstable Road about 132 feet
to a corner marked by a stone;
and thence
EASTERLY about 96.50 feet to
the first mentioned bound and the
point of beginning.
Excepting and reserving so much
of the above described parcel as
was conveyed by Mary E. Sher-
man to one Richard P. Cotter and
Vesta. A. Cotter as tenants by the
entirety, by deed dated May 4.
1937 and recorded in Barnstable
County Registry of Deeds in Book
523, Page 559, to which deed refer-
ence is made for a more particu-
lar description of the parcel here-
in excepted and reserved.
There is excluded from the op-
eration of this mortgage so much
of the above described premises
as was taken by the County of
Barnstable as shown on a plan of
County Way known as Old West
Barnstable ' Road as laid out by
the County Commissioners on a
plan dated May 15, 1930. recorded
with said Deeds, Book 41, Pago
43.
Being the premises conveyed to
Iyanough Investors, Inc. by Doro-
thy A. Koogle duly recorded with
said Deeds.
Said premises will be sold sub-
j ect to unpaid real estate taxes,
municipal liens and assessments,
if any there be.
$500.00 in cash or certified check
will be required to be made at the
time and place of sale, and the
balance In ten days. Other terms
to be announced at the sain .
AUBURN FINANCE CORP.
By Joseph Mastro, treasurer
Present holder of
said mortgage
Sriberg, Sriberg & Bcrman ,
Attys.
89 State Street.
Boston , Mass. 02109
April 8, 15, 22
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby given that Sav-
ings Passbook No. 2400 Issued by
Sandwich Cooperative Bank , has
been lost or destroyed and that
application has been made to
Sandwich Cooperative Bank , to
issue duplicate book hi accordance
with requirements of General Law
Ter. Ed., Chapter 107, Section 20.
April 8, A5._22
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
estate of POLLY L. KATZMANN .
also known as POLLY LESEUR
KATZMANN or MARY L. KATZ-
MANN , late of Barnstable (Oster-
ville) , in said County , deceased.
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
ALBERT W. ROCKWOOD, of
Barnstable (Osterville) in t h e
County of Barnstable, praying
that 'he be appointed executor
tht»r"of without giving a surely
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 lltl ) day of
May, 1971 , the return day of this
citation.
Witne ss, ALFRED C. KNIGHT ,
Esquire , Judne of said Court , this
5th dav of April , 1971.
FREDERIC P. CLAUSSEN .
Register.
April 8, 15, 22
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby given that Sav-
)_ . ~ „v,„0i<- fj 0 CRQI issued by
Sandwich Co - operative Bank,
i .,. lost or destroyed and
that application has been made
to Sandw ich Co-operative Bank ,
to issue duplicate book in accor-
dance with requ 'rements of Gen-
erai Law . Ter. Ed., Chapter 167.
Section 20
Apr . 1, 8, 15, 1971
LOST PASSBOOK
Not'ce is hereby riven that Sav-
ings Passbook No. 2027 Issued bv
Snrdw 'ch Co-operative Bark , has
been lost or destroyed and thnt
annl' c t 'on has boon made to said
San'^'ch Co-oneratWe Bank , to
is'-ue a r^unlicitp bnnk in accor-
darce with requirements of sec-
tion 40, ^h-intor S90 , Acts of 1908.
Anrll 1. 8, IS , 1971
MRS. BETTY SOUZA
Correspondent
Cotuit 02635
T-»l 428-2269
SUGGESTION WORTH $1,030
Air Force T. Sgt. Thomas W.
Hadley of High Street was award-
ed $1,030 for his suggestion that
saved the government approxi <-
mately $66,000.
He suggested cancellation of un-
necessary underground cables at
Andrews Air Force Base, Mci.,
where he was previously station-
ed. His curren t assignment is
with the Communications Divi -
sion , Defense Supply Agency, Al-
exandria , Va. His wife is the for-
mer Laurie Campbell of the vil-
lage , daughter of Mrs. Ethel
Campbell. They are the parents
of two daughters.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES
Happy Birthday wishes go this
week to Manuel Frazler of Santuit
who is celebrating his on Wednes-
day, April 21, and to Jan Rapp
who has a birthday on April 22.
ANDREW ATWELL
Andre w Y. Atwell of Cotuit, for-
merly of Belmont , died April 9
at Cape Cod Hospital.
Atwell was generally recogniz-
ed as a developer of the dictating
industry and as such, was per-
sonally associated with Thomas
Alva Edison.
He started his business life with
John Hancock Life Insurance Co.
and in 1916 he founded the Atwell
Company, now of Cambridge.
In addition to his many civic
interests, he was a Mason and a
past president of Boston Rotary
Club. He was associated with the
Boston Chamber of Commerce
and was a member of the Brae
Burn Country Club.
He is survived by his wife , Mar-
garet (Demond ) , and two daugh-
ters , Mrs. William (Betty ) Dan-
forth , Jr., and Mrs. William (Mari-
lyn) Woods , Both of Belmont. Al-
so by five grandchildren.
EXPLORER SCOUTS
PLAN AUCTION
Explorer Post 52 of Cotuit is
planning an auction for May 22
at 7 p.m. in Freedom Hall In Co>
tult.
These young men are trying tc
raise money to help finance a
camping trip to the White Moun
tains in New Hampshire this sum
mer.
Anyone wishing to donate iterm
for this auction may contact Char
les or Stephen Hamblin at 428
6236 or William Cash at 428-2831
for pickup of any items.
We will try to keep you inform
cd as to what will be available
each week as we progress, sc
watch for lt in this column.
GIRLS SOFTBALL
TO START
Girls in the 5th and 6th grade;
at Cotuit Elementary School in
terested in playing softball are
asked to be at the elementary sen
ool field on Saturday, April 17, a
10 a.m. Mrs. Dorothea Stalcup o
Pirate 's Cove will be the coach
This is sponsored by the Barn
stable Playground and Recrea
tion Commission.
GOLF CLUB NEWS
The team of Sieve Heher anc
Gus Dahlbo were the winners ii
the men's tournament held a
9:30 on Easter Sunday at the Co
tuit Golf Club. Second flight win
ners were Clarence Tarvainai
and Nate Lewis. There was m
mixed scotch in the afternoon sc
that members could be with theii
families on the holiday.
Ka.e Heher has announced that
the clinics for the ladies will star!
on May 6.
Winners of the ladies Saturday
match were Jo Tarvainan , Edla
Dahlbo , Dot Lentcll and Ruth Behl-
man. Coming in second were Car-
leen Burton , Bev Cohen and Doris
Coleman. A "hole in one" was
made on the fifth hole by Bev
Cohen.
PAPERBACK BOOK
DRIVE STILL ON
The paperback book drive spon-
sored by the Cape Cod Branch of
the U.S. Marine Corps is still on.
Three boxes of books have already
been left at Pete's Esso Station .
If you wish to donate some and
haven 't already, please leave them
at the station, or they will be pick-
ed up if you will call "Red" Mo-
rin at 428-8126.
The books are distributed among
patients at veterans hospitals in
the area.
WOMAN'S FELLOWSHIP
RUMMAGE SALE
The Women 's Fellowship is spon-
soring a rummage sale In Bruce
Hall Wednesday, April 21, from
7-9 p.m. and on Thursday, April
21, from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m.
Anyone having rummage can
leave it in Bruce Hall during the
week.
April 21 also ends the Church
World Service Clothing Drive.
Anyone having any lightweight
men's or women's clothing or chil-
dren 's clothing is asked to leave
this also, but it should be marked
accordingly.
SEWAGE PLAN APPROVED
Approval has been given by the
state for sewage disposal plans
for the proposed comfort station
at The Loop. The system is design-
ed to handle 1000 gallons per day.
AMONG THE ILL
OF THE VILLAGE
Alma Bracket! has returned
home after being a patient at Cape
Cod Hospital for some time. Floss
Shaw is reported "resting com-
fortably " at the hospital. On the
improvement list are Effie Cove-
ney, mother of Mrs. Roger Snow ,
and Edna Hurncy, grandmother
of Carol Slsson.
Vicky Gifford , who was hospi-
talized at this time last week, has
returned home from the hospital
and has returned to her studies
at B.J.H.S. Judy Nickerson a pa-
tient at Carney Hospital In Bos-
ton is Improving each day. Don
during the week 1 was able to chat
and the children visited her at the
hospital on Easter.
Little Sarah Elizabeth Bird , in-
fant daughter of the Barry Birds
of Grove Street who will be a mon-
th old today, April 15, Is reported
improving at Children 's Hospital
in Boston .
At the Centerville Nursing Home
a few minutes with Foster Nicker-
son and his Aunt Emily Salles,
who are patients. They wish me
to remember them to all their
friends in the village. Jessie Phil-
lips is a patient this week at Fal-
mouth Hospital where she under-
went surgery on 'both feet.
AROUND THE VILLAGE
Jack and Helen Atwater of the
Riley Estate spent Easter Sunday
with their daughter and family,
the Connie Downeys hi Nashua ,
N.H. They picked up daughter
Katlvy at Salem State Teachers
College on the way.
Marlon Odence has returned
home after a trip to Spain. Edith
I Crawford and Ethel Campbell
¦ spent a few days last week in
Washington where the cherry blos-
i sorns are in bloom.
Mary Murphy of Grove Street
¦ is once again In the village.
The Stanley Embergs were at
their home on Crocker 's Neck
; Road over the weekend.
• CHURCH NEWS
) Although the day was cloudy,
a large number turned out for the
- sunrise service held on Easter
; Sunday at the Loop Beach.
i Committees set up at the Cotuit
Federated Church recently are
deaconesses co - ordinated by
Helen Dottridge , deacons by Phil
Brackett. Chairman of finance
s committee Is Bob Hayden.
Ann Burlinganie is chairman of
) the Joint committee. Natalie Par-
- ker is the new secretary of the
t joii i; committee. Bob Sisson is
f chairman of the music commit-
. tee. Chairman ol the education
- committee is Barbara Dottridge.
• Manny Rubello continues as chair-
man of the trustees. The mission-
ary committee is now chaired by
Kay Hamblin.
i A housekeeping committee for
l the church has been set up. Wal-
t ter Dottridge is the chairman of
- this committee with Dot Cabrul
• and Doris Coleman.
i
) LIBRARY NEWS
) In the display case at the Cotuit
• Library this month is a fine dis-
play of equipment for the horse-
; man as advertised in the catalo-
; gue dated about 1880. This display
was loaned by Lincoln Brlgham
' of Mashpee. It is quite interesting,
. so don 't miss it.
COTUIT NEWS