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C.G. Auxiliary
Annual Rendezvous
Division XI of the U. S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary, which covers all
Cape Cod, will hold its annual ren-
dezvous at the Flying Bridge, Fal-
mouth, on Saturday and Sunday,
Sept. 11th and 12.
Free docking facilities are be-
ing provided by the Town of Fal-
mouth for Saturday night for those
members arriving by boat. Din-
ner will be served following a
cocktail party starting at 6 p.m.
On Sunday there will be a spe-
cial meeting with the Director of
the 1st Coast Guard District, the
Captain of Group Woods Hole and
the Captain of the Air Arm of the
Coast Guard now housed at Otis
Base.
Artist Peter Max
To Hold Exhibit
At Sheraton Soon
.
.
.
. Serlgraphs, paintings and scul-
ptures by the controversial artist
Peter Max will be at Sheraton Hy-
annis for a benefit showing Aug. 27
and public exhibition through Sept.
6.
A portion of all proceeds, Includ-
ing sale of Max work, will go to
the Drug Abuse Foundation of
Boston, a New England center for
drug treatment, research and
education.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
TOWN OF BARNSTABLE
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
WARRANT
THE COMMONWEALTH OP MASSACHUSETTS
Barnstable, ss
To either of the Constables or any itolice Officer of Hie
Town of Barnstable, Barnstable Greeting*
IN THE N A M E OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF MASSACHUSETTS,
you (ire hereby directed to notif y and warn the inhabitants of
said Town qualified to vote in elections and in Town affairs
to meet at the Barnstable High School , Hyannis, Massachu -
setts, on Tuesday, August 31, 1971, at 7 :30 p.m., then and
there to act on the following Articles :
(All articles not marked wit h the words "By request of"
are submitted by the Board of Selectmen)
ARTICLE 1: To see if the Town will vote to rescind the
vote taken with respect to Article 1
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1 at the 1971 Annual
Town Meeting, which vote raised and appropriated the sum
of $3,000 and authorized the Selectmen to remove all of the
buildings known as the Lombard Farm from that property.
(By request of Ral ph F. Lowell and others.)
ARTICLE 2: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate or appropriate from available funds $3,000 or some
other sum of money for plans and specifications for the re-
storation of the Lombard Farm buildings and direct the Se-
lectmen to have such plans and specifications prepared. (By
request of Ralph F. Lowell and others.)
ARTICLE 3: To see if the Town will vote to direct the
Selectmen to ascertain whether or not, federal , stat e or private
funds are available for the restoration of the Lombard Farm
buildings. (By request of Ralph F. Lowell and others.)
ARTICLE 4: To see if the Town will vote to direct the
Selectmen to invite proposals from possible lessees who might
be interested in renting the Lombard Farm premises from the
Town, but who would be willing to undertake at their own
expense , designated portions of the restorat ion of said build-
ings in accordance with plans for restoration approved by the
Selectmen, and Avho would be willing to post a bond for such
undertaking; and to authorize the Selectmen on behalf of the
Town to enter into a lease with a prospective lessee obli gating
the lessee to so restore the buildings or designated portions
thereof on such 'additional terms and conditions as said Select-
men deem proper. (By request of Ralph F. Lowell and others.)
ARTICLE 5;: To see if the Town will vote to direct the
Selectmen to appoint an unpaid Committee consisting of five
persons, at least two of whom shall be residents of Prociucl 2,
and at least one of whom , if willing to serve, shall be an archi-
t ect resident in the Town of Barnstable , to make recommen-
dations to the Selectmen with respect to specific plans for the
restoration of the Lombard Farm buildings and to st udy any
proposals for their use and make recommendations to the Se-
lectmen with respect thereto . (By request id' Ralph F. Lowell
and others. )
ARTICLE 6: To see if Hie Town will vote to raise and
appropriate yr appropriat e from available funds $60.00 to pur-
chase Lot 2r9, Block 17 on a plan entitled "Lake View Heights-
compiled by V.T). Bacon , Surveyor- 1914" being on file in the
Town Engineer 's Office, from the Estate of Franklin II. Oath ,
as per agreement signed on August 4, 1971.
ARTICLE 7: To see if the Town will raise and appro-
priate or appropriate from available funds a sum id' money to
'•arry out the survey of the Police Department recommended
by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Inc.. pro-
vided a grant of federal funds under Public Law 90-351, 82
Stat. 197, for which a request has been made , is granted.
ARTICLE 8; To see if the Town will vot e to raise and
appropriate or transfer or appropriate from available funds
the sum of $4,900 for the repair of a culvert under Bay Lane
in the village of Centerville , said funds to be spenl under the
direction of the Highway Surveyor. (B y request of the High-
way Surveyor.)
ARTICLE 9: To see if the Town will vote to accept a
gift of $1,000 from each of the following :
John W. Ream
Hilbcrl Sehenck
George Collins
Said funds to be used for the purchase of Conservation land
at. Stewart 's Creek, Hyannis.
ARTICLE 10: To see if the Town will vot e to authorize
the Board of Selectmen to lease a certain parcel of land to
Sigmont Bednark for a period of twenty (20) years at a yearly
rental of $1.00, said land being bounded northerly by land of
Sigmont Bedmark 15 feet ; easterl y by land now oi formerl y
of Lindsey N. Oliver , 75 feet ; southerly by Maple Street , 15
feet ; and westerly by land of the Town of Barnstable, 75 feet.
('By request of Sigmont Bednark et al)
ARTICLE 11: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate a sum of money to the Town Beaches salary
account.
ARTICLE 12: To see if t h e Town will vote to raise and
appropriate $1,000 to be added to the sums voted for t h e erec-
tion of a comfort station at Mill Way, Barnstable Village.
ARTICLE 13: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate or appropriate from available funds a sum of
money for suppl ying and installing smoke detectors, lighting
and vandal alarm equi pment in the Barnstable Public Schools,
Said funds are to be spent under the direction of the School
Committee . (By request of the Barnstable School Committee.)
ARTICLE 14: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate or appropriate from available funds a sum of
money for the purpose of contracting with a security guard
system for the Barnstable Public Schools . Said funds are to
be spent under Hie direction of the School Committee. (Byj
request of the Barnst able School Committee.)
ARTICLE 15: To see if the Town will vote to transfer
the sum of fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500) from the Public
Law 874 Fund to the Out of State Travel Account in the 197 1 j
Barnstable Public School Budget, (By request of the Barnsta-
ble School Committee, I
ARTICLE Hi: To see if t h e Town will vote to amend
Article III , Chapter ill of the Town By-laws by a d o p t i n g a
portion of a Certain zoning map entitled "Zoning Map (Sheet
h of Precinct 3 August 4 , 1971" which map is on file with the
Town Clerk and which portion of the Zoning map redesignates
an RO-1 area and a portion of a Business Area as an RD-3
area. (By request of Elizabet h Warren et alfi)
ARTICLE 17: To see if t h e Town will vote to amend
Article 111 . Chapter 111 of t h e Town By-laws by adopting a
port ion of a certain zoning map entitled "Zoning Map (Sheet
2; of Precinct 3, August -1, 1971" which map is on file with
the Town Clerk and which portion of the Zoning map redesig-
nates a portion of an HC-1 area and a portion of a Business
Area *K an RD-3 area. (By request of Elizabeth Warren el als)
AKTIOLE 18: To see if the Town will vot e to amend
Article III . Chapter III of the T own By-laW K by Adopting a
portion of a certain zoning map entitled "Zoning Map (Sheet
.
'{i of Precinct .
'i. August 1. 1971" which map is on file w i t h
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NQTICE
the Town Clerk and which portion of the Zoning map redesig-
nates a portion of a Bn«in '
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area as an RD-3 area. (By re-
quest of Frank Falacci et als)
A R T I C L E L9: 10 hue a the Town will vote to amend
Art icle III , Chapter III of the Town By-laws by adopting a
portion of a zoning map entitled "Zoning Map of Precinct 3
(Sheet 4) August 4, 1971" which map is on file with the Town
Clerk and which portion of the Zoning Map redesignates a
Residence A area as a Residence B area. (By request of Noel
Sabat t et als)
Article 20: To see if the Town will vote to amend Article
111, Chapter 111 of the Town By-laws by adopting a portion, of
a zoning map entitled "Zoning Map of Precinct 3 (Sheet 5)
August 4, 1971" which map is on file with the Town Clerk and
which map redesignates a Residence A area as a Residence
A-l are i '" fi I MT
ARTICLE 21: To see if the Town will vote to amend
Article 111 , Chaprer i n of [lit: iuvi. uy-iaWS o.> adding to
Section P, Special Exceptions, Paragraph 10 the following sen-
tence "A special permit, for a two family dwelling in this area
shall require a minimum lot of 20,000 square feet , a front
yard set back of 40 feet , and side and rear yard setbacks of
15 feet . (By request of Noel Sabatt et als)
ARTICLE 22: To see if the Town will vote to amend
Article III , Chapter 111 of the Town By-laws by deleting Para-
graph B of Section J. INTENSITY " REGULATIONS-RESI -
DENCE DISTRICTS, and inserting in place thereof the follow-
ing paragraph :
B. In any residence district , a one (1) family dwelling
and its accessory buildings, may be erected on any lot
which complies with the applicable provisions of Chapter
40A of the General Laws.
(By request of the Barnstable Planning Board )
ARTICLE 23: To see if the Town will raise and appro-
priate or appropriate from available funds the sum of $3,000
to be used by the Barnstable. Drug Abuse Advisory Committee
for general expenses including secretarial hel p and supplies.
(By request of the Barnstable Drug Abuse Advisory Com-
mittee.)
ARTICLE 24: To see if the Town will raise and appro-
priate or appropriate from available funds the sum of $500 for
the Barnstable Historical Commission for general expenses in-
cluding typ ing and supp lies. (By request of the Barnstable
Historical Commission)
ARTICLE 25: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate or transfer and appropriat e from available funds
the sum of $300 to be used for necessary expenses by a Police
Building Study Committee to be appointed by the
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Board , of
Selectmen.
ARTICLE 26: To see if the Town will vote to accept the
layout and relocation of a portion of a certain way located in
the village of Hyannis, known as Fresh Holes Road extending
from St ation G+b'8.30 to Station 12+76.33 as shown on a plan
entitled , "Town of Barnstable Plan showing layout and relo-
cation of a portion of Fresh Holes Road, Jul y 2, 1971" by
David II. Greene , Town Engineer with boundaries and mea-
surements as reported by the Selectmen under date of August
IS, 1971, and authorize! and instruct the Select men to purchase
or take by eminent domain on beh alf of the Town Hie land or
interest in Hie land within tbe sidelines of said layout for this
purpose and will raise and appropriate a sum of money for
the payment of land damages. (By request of Robert E. French
et al )
And you are directed to serve this Warrant by post ing
up attested cop ies thereo f at each and every Post Office Dis-
trict and by publishing the same in the Barnst abl e Patriot , a
liewsjmper published in Hie Town , seven days at least before
the Special Town Meeting.
HEREOF F A I L NOT. and make due return of this War-
rant , with your doings (hereon , to Hie Town Clerk at tbe time
and place id' meetin g as aforesaid.
Given under our hand this sixteenth day of August in the
year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventy-
one,
I']. Thomas Murphy
George L. Cross
M a r t i n E. Hoxie
Selectmen of Barnstable
A true copy
Altest : RUTH C. JERAULD
Clerk of Select men
DOROTHY WORRELL
Correspondent
"enterville 02632
Tel. 775-2714
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
TO MEET
The annual meeting of Center-
ville Historical Society Is to take
place Tuesday evening, Aug. 24,
at 8 In the parish hall of South
Congregational Church. Elections
will be held and annual reports
received.
Speaker oi the evening r*s been
suuiouneed as Col. Eugene S. Clark
of Sandwich , who will Vive an illus-
trated talk an The Great Beach.
This la Ms latest lecture and will
tell the story of the geology, eco-
logy, and history of the outer bea-
ch of Cape Cod from Peaked Hill
bars off Provincetown to the south
tip of Monomoy Island in Chat-
ham. The new color slides of these
scenes were made just this winter
by Col. Clark .
Aerial slides will also be shown ,
taken by Richard Kelsey of Chat-
ham, a professional air photogra-
pher , and by Leslie Arnsberger ,
superintendent of Cape Cod Na-
tional Seashore.
Members and friends are invit-
ed to attend.
NEW OFFICE OPENS
A new sales office has been
opened in CenterviMe on Route 28
in the building occupied by Cape
Cod Bank and Trust Company, -
that of Nlckerson Homes, a subsi-
diary of Nickerson Lumber Com-
pany.
In charge is Harry Prebble, an
architect, who received his train-
ing at Beaux Arts Institute of De-
sign in Denver and at New York
University. Before coming to the
Cape in 1970, he was associated
with architects in the aforemen-
tioned cities, establishing his own
practice in New York City in 1945.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mrs. Mariano Brunori of Arch-
bald , Pa. has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter, Judith,
to Thomas V. Eagan of Center -
ville. Mr . Eagan is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William P. Eagan of
Aruba , Netherlands, Antilles.
The wedding is to take place
Aug. 20 in Pennsylvania. The cou-
ple plan to live in Coral Gables;
Fla., while the bridegroom attends
University of Miami School of
Law.
AMONG OUR RESIDENTS
Recent visitors of Mrs. Stuart
Baker of Phiwney's Lane have
been her son John of Tuckahoe,
N.Y. and two of her grandchil -
dren , Donald and Ann , son and
daughter of her son Donald of
Easi Chester , N.Y. Ann remained
for e longer visit with her grand-
mother , after her brother Donald
aud her Uncle John returned
home. Mrs . Baker and granddau-
ghter Aim went to New York la-
ter , when Mrs. Baker (Jean ) visit-
ed her folks for a week, returning
home wilh her son Rcid of Tucka-
hoe, for his brief visit here. While
there, Jean reports trips to Play-
land at Rye Beach , New York and
to Sterling Forest Gardens in Tux-
edo, N.Y.
Now visiting Jean Baker are
her daughter Barbara from Long-
wood , Fla., with husband, How-
ard McGahan , and their three
children. They arrived in their
mobile home. While here , the fa-
mily, including Jean and son Alan
and family of Marstons Mills ,
spent a day touring New Hamp-
shire.
Guests of Mrs. Frank Horn are
daughter , Mrs. Scott Scudder , and
children of Rochester, N.Y. Mr.
Scudder will join his family later
in the month.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mrs. William E. Beldan on Fal -
mouth Road have been son , Rev.
William E. Beldan , Jr., Mrs. Bel-
dan, and daughters, Kathryn and
Kristyn of Storrs, Conn. ; also dau-
ghter , Mrs. Douglas R. Mulhollen,
and husband from Springfield, Va.
Mrs. Roger S. Jackson and dau-
ghter Elizabeth (Betsy ) of Cleve-
land , Ohio are visiting mother and
grandmother, respectively, Mrs.
; Robert L. Masson at her home on
Hornbeam Lane.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Blanche at their home on
Shoot Flying Hill Road were their
son and wife from Boston.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The sermon topic for Sunday ,
as announced by the pastor, Rev.
Robert H. Sargent , is An Answer
To Billy: Is The Church Useless?
In observance of Council Of Chur-
ches Sunday, there will be read a
statement prepared by the coun-
cil , which will indicate some of
the services in which it is involv-
ed in connection with its ministry
to the communities of Cape Cod.
Ushers who will serve are Mi-
chael Richardson and John Rob-
bins. Greeters will be Mr. and
Mrs. Anders Nelson.
IN THE SERVICE
Navy Petty Officer Third Class
Robert A. Gregorie Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert A. Gregorie Sr.
of 1030 Phinney's Lane, Center -
ville , is serving aboard the dock
landing ship USS Plymouth Rock
at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard ,
Portsmouth, Va.
His ship was given its 10th Atlan-
tic F l e e t Amphibious Assault
Award for meeting operational
committments in a superb man-
ner.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr . and Mrs. Anton W. Schmal-
hofer Jr. of Strawberry Hill Road
have announced the engagement
of their daughter , Karoline Rober-
ta , to Charles Bertram Holmes,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W.
Holmes of Locust Lane, Barnsta-
ble.
No wedding date has been set.
CENTERVILLE
NEWS
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING WARRANT
TOWN OF BARNSTABLE
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Barnstable, ss
To either of the Constables or any Police Officer of the Town
of Barnstable, Barnstable Greeting -
I N THE NAME OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MAS -
SACHUSETTS, yon arc hereby directed lo notif y and warn
the Inhabitants of said Town qualified lo vote in elections and
in Town affa irs to meet at the Barnstable High School , Hy-
annis , Massachusetts, .on Tuesday, August 111. 1971, at 8 :
00
p.ni., then and (ben- lo act on tbe following Article -
ARTICLE 1: To see if tbe Town will vote to transfer
and appropriate $3,366.25 from the State Aid lo Libraries Ac-
count for the maintenance and increase of tbe free public li-
braries of the Town , said stun to be apportioned among tbe
free public libraries of the Town by tbe Town Library Com-
raittee. (By request of the Town Libra ry Committee!)
And you are directed to serve Ibis Warrant by posting
lip attested copies thereof at each and every Post Office Dis-
trict and by publishiug the same in the Barnstable Patriot,
a newspaper published in the Town , seven days at least before
tbe Special Town Meeting:
HEREOF FAIL. NOT, ami make due return of this War-
rant , with your doing's thereon , to tbe Town Clerk at the
time and place of meeting as aforesaid.
Given under our hand this nineteentli day of August in
tbe year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventy-
one.
E. THOMAS MURPHY
MARTIN E. HOXIE
. „, _ Selectmen of Barnstable
A True Copy
Attest : Ruth C. Jerauld
Clerk of Selectmen
NEW QUARTER—Town tax collector Ronald Hamsly has moved his offices across the hall at town hall
nto the space previously occupied by town clerk , wio has moved to former welfare offices. Here Ham-
lily's secretaries, iPersis Childs, left , and Georgie Burgess, right, both of Cotuit, get accustomed to
.heir new desks.