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MRS. BETTY SOUZA
Correspondent
Cotuit 02635
Tel.4284289
UNITED FUND CHAIRMAN
John j . Lynch Is chairman ol
Cape Cod United Fund for Cotuit.
MANUEL SYLVESTER
Manuel Sylvester, 64 , of Shell
Beach , Calif, and fovmevly of San-
tuit , passed away Aug. 15 in Shell
Beach.
Mr . Sylvester , the son of the
late Manuel and Mary Sylvester
of Santuit , was born in Pico , Azo-
res. He came lo Santuit in 1921
and moved to California - in 1934.
Survivors Include his widow,
Pauline; two sons, Manuel Jr.,
and Donald of California ; three
sisters, Mrs. Maria Andrade of
California and Mrs. Evelyn Syl-
via and Mrs. Emily Frazier of
Santuit; three brothers in Califor-
nia , Joseph , Antone and Alberl;
and six grandchildren.
AROUND THE VILLAGE
Mrs. William H. L. Thomas,
with children Jay, Ann and Billy,
from Georgetown , Md. is visiting
her mother , Mrs. CD. Crawford ,
at her home on Oceanvlew Avenue.
Mrs. Raymond E. Nystrom and
children have returned to Califor-
nia after a visit with her parents ,
the Francis Rennies.
Christie Nystrom celebrated her
third birthday while she was in
the village and was honored with
a party held at the home of her
grandparents. Attending the party
were Leslie Rcid , Chris and Moni-
ca Barger , Garrett and Derrick
Bird and Billy, Scott and Duncan
Reid.
CHURCH NEWS
Thanks to all in the village who
helped in any way to make the
annual church auction such a tre-
mendous success. Through the ef-
forts of all who helped , over $1,350
was realized. John Christenscn
was chairman of the event.
Mrs. George Jaques of Marstons
Mills is pinch hitting for the or-
ganist at the church, George Ew-
ing, while he is on vacation. Next
Sunday will find Fr. John Smith
in the pulpit and John Christensen
as soloist.
GRANDMA PERRY
CELEBRATES HER
96TII BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Marlon Perry, known af-
lectionately in the village as
Grandma Perry, celebrated her
96th birthday on Aug. 8 at the
home of her son Bill on Piney
Road. An open house was held in
her honor , and all her relatives
and friends were invited to attend.
Besides her son Bill , she has an-
other son , well known in the vll-
I.EC.AL NOTICES
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby given that Sav-
ires Pas<;book No. 12072-5 issued
by the Chatham Trust Company
has been lost or destroyed and
that application has been made
to said Chatham Trust Company
to issue a duplicate book in accor-
dance with requ irements of Gen-
eral Law Ter. Ed., Chapter 167,
Section 20.
Auo\ 19, 26, Sept. 2, 1971
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby Riven that Sav-
ings Pa' ^bonk No iTfla.i i=-K ut»d
hv the Chatham Trust Comnanv
has be-m lost or destroyed and
that anpl' cat'on has been ma^e
to cflM Ph^'h"'-" *T'',nc,t Comnanv
tr> tocue " r'unn cate book in accor-
dance with requ'rem°«ts of (W>.
eral Law Ter. Ed., Chapter 167.
Section 20.
Aug. 12, 19, 26
lage, Udell , five grandchildren and
12 great grandchildren.
Grandma is a resident of Hyan-
nis Nursing Home.
ANNUAL MEETING
OF COTUIT LIBRARY
The annual meeting of Cotuit
Library Association was held in
the Kirkmar. Room of the library
on Wednesday evening, Aug. 11,
The well attended meeting was
highlighted by underwater photo-
graphy of the Virgin Islands ta-
ken by Edward Moore of the vil-
lage.
During the business meeting,
President Jim Souza announced
that 25 shares of Standard Oil of
California had been given to the
library with the request that the
gift be called the Ida M. Ander-
son Fund. The donor of this fine
gift , who wishes to remain anony-
mous, praised the fine work Miss
Anderson has done for all of us
over the years. A standing ova-
tion was given Miss Anderson by
those present.
Refreshments and a social hour
were held after the meeting. Mary
LeClair was in charge of refresh-
ments.
Those wishing to show their ap-
preciation by adding to this fund
may send their contribution to Co-
tuit Library Ass'n., Miss Lucy
Morse, treasurer , Cotuit , Mass .
02635.
COTUIT GRANGE
RUMMAGE , YARD SALE
A rummage and yard sale will
be held to benefit Cotuit Grange
in Grange Hall , Santuit on Satur-
day. Aug. 21, from 10 a.m. -2 p.m.
411 IN COTUIT
Plans for a 4H group in the vil-
lage are being formed by Jim
and Betty Souza. The program
will start in September with arts
and crafts as the main interest.
The program is for those 13-19
years of age. The club will be
open to both boys and girls.
A few of the possible things that
can be offered will be chair can-
ing and rushing, shell craft , de-
coupage , conservation, animals,
i n d o o r gardening, photography,
lincraft , crewel , lampshades, wood-
carving and the reflnishing of fur-
niture.
Connie Souza, who is a senior
at Salve Reglna College in New-
port , R.I. and who will be doing
her student teaching at Nazareth
Hall in Hyannis this fall , has as-
sured her parents that she , loo,
will help to organize this program.
As enrollment will be limited
and already three have signed up
for the program , It is requested
that you register with the Souzas
at 428-2269.
COTUIT FISHING DERBY
Standing^
in the Cotuit Fishing
Derby have been released by its
chairman , Gus Dahlbo of the vil-
lage , and are as follow.;: In the
bass from boat division , Warren
Carstensen of Osterville leads with
a 38 lbs. fish. In the shore divi-
sion , Ed Savery is still in thp lead
with a 24 lb. 15 oz. bass.
In the blueflsh from boat divi-
sion , in first place is Bucky Bo-
tello with a 14 lb. 8 oz. beauty,
and in this same division from
shore , Gary Brown of Hyannis is
lepd'"" with a 8 lb 8 oz. blue.
In the Junior division from a
boat , Wade Behhfian Is in the lead
with a IS lb. C o*. bass, and
"ChucVi" " Dottridce lends in the
same division with a 5 lb. 8 oz.
blue cau-h' from fhore.
COTUIT
(Continued from Page 1)
Warranty and quitclaim deeds
are those which may have a some-
what vague history of lot lines or
encumbrances, but for property
transfer legal purposes are accep-
table .
Warranty or quitclaim property
owners are given the original deed
to the property and a copy Is held
in the County Registry of Deeds
office for the official records. This
type of transfer is not registered
in the Land Court , and while it is
a perfectly valid real estate trans-
action it does not always guaran-
tee that lot boundary lines cannot
be challenged.
Property owners who wish to
establish clear title to their land
can petition the Land Court for a
hearing. Property abutters are ser-
ved legal notice that such a hear-
ing is to be held , and they can ask
the Court for consideration if the
petitioner is being unduly deman-
ding.
A record of the legal and finan-
cial status of every parcel of prop-
erty in Barnstable County is re-
corded at the Court House and
these records are open to the pub-
In 1965 the Register's Office
.started microfilming the record of
all warranty or quitclaim proper-
ty deeds and encumbrances In the
County. To date 400 of the 900
record books have been filmed.
Current transactions are micro •
lilmed dally. Money for microfilm-
ing comes from the state.
Measures are now being taken
to assure permanent security of
these microfilmed records.
Abstracts of all real estate trans-
fers up to Aug. 1 this year, with
prices paid for the properties, have
been mailed to the assessors of
all the Towns in the County.
Each deed now recorded must
have a statement as to the pur -
chase price , which is filed with
(he registry.
Currently there are 30 people
employed in the Registry of Deeds.
Both Mr. Weekes and Milton Welt ,
Assistant Register, stated that if
their department Is to do the kind
of job the County expects them to
do there should be an additional
10 people on the work staff .
While the present flurry of real
estate transactions might seem un-
usual, they expect this to remain
the situation for some time.
Large parcels of Barnstable
County lands have been, and are
being bought In blocks, then sub-
divided , and houses built. Each
transfe r of ownership demands
checking and rechecklng to make
.
->ure the records are perfect.
When title searches are made
for prospective buyers there must
be a completely accurate Index
so that any Hens or encumbrances
on the property will not be missed.
Property buyers are entitled to
know that what they are buying
is legally what it has been repre-
sented to be.
The County 's obligation is to
have all transactions registered
properly and its records up to
the minute .
Mr. Weekes does not anticipate
a space problem In his depart -
menl despite the added business.
Both he and Mr . Welt are evaluat-
ing space requirements now and
will shift stacks and records a-
round until they have achieved
maximum efficient use of the pre-
sent space.
In summarizing the tremendous
activity in property transfers here ,
Mr. Welt , formerly executive di-
rector of the CCPEDC, said "In-
flation, which Is prompting some
investors to put their money in
land rather than speculative sto-
cks, the scarcity of land on Cape
Cod , and the growing population
on the Cape , due In part , to the
disenchantment some newcomers
have for present urban living con-
ditions, have helped to activate the
real estate market here. And.,
there is just so much ocean area
land available. "
While Mr. Weekes anticipates
that land values will eventually
reach a plateau and prices will
level off , there Is no indication at
present that this stabilization Is
imminent.
LEGAL NOTICES
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss. Probate Courl
To all persons Interested in the
estate of GERTRUDE M . NYE .
late of Bc.instable (Centerville i .
in said County, deceased.
A petition has been presented
lo .said Court for probate of a cer-
tain instrument purporting to be
the last will of said deceased bv
Irene Drew Lahteine of Barnsta-
ble (Centerville), In the County of
Barnstable , praying that ¦
•¦he. be
appointed executrix thereof with-
out giving a surety on her bond.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should fie a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'c'ock
in the forenoon on the 14th day of
September. 1971, the return dav
of this citation.
Witness , ALFRED C. K^TOHT.
Esquire, Judge of said Court, this
17th •• ¦' *n«n»t. 197i .
FREDERIC P. CLAUSSEK .
Re~ 1 ter .
Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 2, 1971
Deeds Activity
The ninth Biennial Christian Sci-
ence College Organization meet -
ing will be held at the Christian
Science Center in Boston on Aug-
ust 26, 27 and 28.
Mrs. Bart Cooper of Bass River
and Miss Cheryl Mott of South
Chatham are among those from
the Cape who are planning to at-
tend.
Mrs . Cooper , a former teacher
and a graduate of Cape Cod Com-
munity College , will be enrolled
in the University of Massachusetts
in the fall to obtain certification
to teach English as a foreign lan-
guage.
Cheryl Mott has been attending
Vermont College and plans to en-
roll as a sophomore In the Cape
Cod Community College.
Christian Science
College Students
To Meet Aug. 26-28
1 ^USI?iLSS^^^DIRECTORY
LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
Pursuant to a warrant issued in
the case of JOHN F. SHIELDS.
ET AL, by the Probate Court of
Barnstable County, Massachusetts,
dated August 4, 1971 (Case No.
46733), appointing me Commis -
sioner to make partition of land
hereinafter described among John
F. Shields, Walcott R. Ames and
Everett Lewis, or his heirs-at-law,
the tenants in common thereof ,
and directing me to make sale
and conveyance of the whole of
said land at, public auction , I will
sell at public auction on the here-
inafter described premises in Os-
terville , Massachusetts, on Fri -
day, August 27, 1971, at 10:00 a.m.
the following said premises, situ-
ated in Barnstable (Osterville) ,
Barnstable County, Massachusetts,
bounded and described as follows:
NORTHEASTERLY by Skunk-
net Road , so-called;
SOUTHEASTERLY by land for-
merly of Christopher Lovell and
now or formerly of George Lovell;
SOUTHWESTERLY by land now
or formerlv of George Lovell: and
NORTHWESTERLY by land now
or formerly of the heirs of James
Tobey.
Terms of Sale: Twenty (20) per
ce.nl of the purchase price will be
required to Be paid in cash by the
purchaser at the time and place
of sale.
WILLIAM KORKUCH
Commissioner
Route 132
Hyannis, Massachusetts
Aug. 12, 19, 26
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
Pursuant to a warrant Issued in
the case of JOHN F. SHIELDS.
ET AL, by the Probate Court of
Barnstable County, Massachusetts,
dated August 4, 1971 (Case No.
46731) , appointing me Commis -
sioner to make partition of land
hereinafter described among John
F. Shields , Walcott R. Ames and
Helen MacLellan (as executrix
and trustee under the will of Mary
L. Crocker) , the tenants in com-
mon thereof , and directing me to
make sale and conveyance of the
whole of said land at public auc-
tion , I will sell at public auction
on the hereinafter described pre-
mises in Osterville, Massachusetts ,
on Friday, August 27, 1971 at 10:00
a.m., the following said premises,
situated in Barnstable (Osterville) ,
Barnstable Countv, Massachusetts ,
bounded and described as follows:
Commencing at a stake and
stones standing on Bump 's River
Road and land now or formerly
of Ira L. Hinckley; thence Nor-
therlv bv woodland now or for -
merlv of said Ira L. Hinckley to
stake and stone standing on He-
man's Mill Road , so-called : thence
Easterly by last nampd road to a
swamu ' formerlv of Samuel Cros-
by; thenoe Southerly bv land for-
merly of Samuel Crosby and Ben-
iam'h H-oiett to Bumn's River
Road and place of be^inn ino-.
Terms of Sale: Twenty '20 - per-
cent oflth » purchase price ""11 he
reau 'reri to be naid In ca=h by the
purchaser at the time and nlace
of the s«le; »nd the balance m
twenty (20 ) days thereafter uoon
rtpH,.-vv -** th* df">H '"^h"'' t.«rnw,
If any. to be announced at the
time and place of wile. „„„„„„
WILLIAM Kr"
"
^
T7<
^H
CorPv~ ,"",ri"n''
Route 1"2
Hvannis , Massachusetts
Aug. 12, 19, 26
LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
Pursuant to a warrant issued
in the case of JOHN F. SHIELDS,
ET AL, by the Probate Court of
Barnstable County, Massachusetts,
dated August 4, 1971 (Case No. ,
46732) , appointing me Commis - i
sioner to make partition of land
hereinafter described among John .
F. Shivilds, Walcott R. Ames and
Everett Lewis, or his heirs-at-law,
the tenants in common thereof ,
and directing me to make sale
and conveyance of the whole of
said land at public auction, I will
sell at public auction on the here-
inafter described premises in Os-
terville, Massachusetts, on Fri -
day, August 27, 1971, at 10:00 a.m.,
the following said premises, situ-
ated in Barnstable (Osterville) ,
Barnstable County, Massachusetts,
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the Southeasterly
corner at a stake and stones by
Skunknet Road , so- called; thence
Westerly adjoining the woodland
now or formerly of Jonathan Par-
ker as trees were marked to a
stake and stones; thence Norther-
ly by woodland now or formerly
of Benjamin Hallett as the trees
were marked to a corner pine tree
that was marked; thence Easter-
ly by woodland now or formerly
of the heirs of Allen Goodspeed;
thence Southerly by the road 10
the first mentioned bound but ex-
cepting that part described in a
deed from Samuel Crosby, Jr. to
Owen Crosby dated March 13, 18-
59, recorded at Barnstable Regis-
try of Deeds in Book 68, Page 483.
Terms of Sale: Twenty (20) per
cent of the purchase price will be
required to be paid In cash by the
purchaser at the time and nlace
of the sale; and the balance in
twenty (20) days thereafter upon
delivery of the deed. Other terms,
if any, to be announced at the
time and place of sale.
WILLIAM KORKUCH
Commissioner
Route 132
Hyannis, Massachusetts
Aug. 12. 19. 26
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss. Probate Court
To all persons who are or may
become interested and to all per-
sons whose issue not now in being
may become interested in the trust
estate under the will of FRED E.
HEYWOOD late of Barnstable
(Osterville i in said County, de-
ceased , for the benefit of Rubv
Hevwood et als.
A petition has been presented
to said Court - by the trustee of
said estate for authority to sell ,
at private sal", certain personal
estate held bv him as such trustee,
If you desir° to obieet thereto
you or your attorney should fUe n
written appearance in said Court
tit Barnstable before t°n o'clock
in the forenoon o^ the 14th dav of
September 1971, the return dav or
this citation. .
_.
_,«__
Witness, ALFRED C. KNIGHT.
Esquire , Jud^e of said Court, this
10th d°v nf August 1971.
' FFF^RIC P. CLAUSSEN ,
Register
Aug. 19, 9fl °nj ? ")-7i
LOST SHARE BOOK
Notice is h°rebv "iven that Re-
rial Share Account Book No . 5114
issued by Sandw«»»« »« - '-'
cfoflr>iqm Trust Company to Issue
a duplicate book In »cc- <•*
"'•?h ¦"•u 'r^ments of Opnprnl L«w
T*r. Ed . . Chapter 167, Section 20.
Aug. 5, 12, 19
REPORT ANY ERROR IMMEDIATELY
The publisher will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion,
The Patriot reserves the right to edit or' reject any copy received for
publication.
ART SUPPLIES
hyannis
art
supplies
"your cape art supply
headquarters"
Sherman Sq., Hyannis 775-2976
BOAT YARD (Hyannis)
' "
BRADBURY MARINE, INC.
Formerly
KLIMM'S BOAT YARD
COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE
157 Pleasant St. 775-1707
BOOKS
7
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COME IN AND BROWSE — at
"THE WORLD" Bookstore, spe-
cializing in Christian books, paper-
backs, bibles, etc. Located on Cove
Road, Orleans, (in "Yankee Ped-
dlers" shops) 255-4473
CABINET MAKING
ROD ADAMS, INC.
V
j our J-ortnica Center
Custom Built Cabinets
Hyannis Tel. 775-2416
FEED & GRAIN
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Cape Maid Farms, Inc.
Wild Bird Foods — Grain
Purina Chows — Pet Foods
Route 28 — Hyannis — 775-3782
CLASSIFIED ADS WORK
OFFICE EQUIP. & FURN.
NEW STEEL FILES
$34.95 Each Del. Cape Cod
H. M. Meserve Co., Inc.
Hyannis Tel. 775-0433
OIL-FUEL
MURRAY'S FUEL OIL
OIL BURNER SERVICES
24-HR. SERVICE CONTRACTS
2-WAY RADIO CONTROL
Dennisport Tel. 398-2408
PAINT
LLOYD'S
NORFOLK PAINT STORE
382 MAIN ST.
HYANNIS 775-1091
CAPE COD COLOR CENTER
RUBBISH REMOVAL
CLOUGH & HIGGINS
COMMERCIAL CONTAINER
PICKUP
— CESSPOOL PUMPING —
GENERAL TRUCKING
775-1179 — 775-1351
TREE SERVICE
CAPE COD TREE
SERVICE
• COMPLETE TREE SERVICE
• BRUSH CLEARING
• LANDSCAPING
HYANNIS PORT TEL. 775-5448
VACUUM CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE
ELECTROLUX
REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES
Salesmen and salesladies needed
775-7533
Route 28 — Hyannis
HELP WANTED
Need intelligent, reliable 20-40
age, part-time assistant interest-
ed in design, September to June.
Write Box X , Hyannis, Mass.
02601
I
NSTRUCTION
A person who can speak a for-
eign language is worth two peo-
ple. Learn French, Italian, or
Spanish.
Paul K. Germani
Call 428-8901
KITCHEN CABINETS
BRUCE R. LOVEJOY Co.
KITCHENS-Designcd-Installed
FORMICA BATH ROOMS &
VANITIES
Show Room & Office Main St.
RTE. 6A BARNSTABLE 362-3639
LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR
FRANCES DOREY
Landscape Contractor
LAWN - WOOD CHIPS - FENCES
TREE AND BRUSH CUTTING
Tel. 775-905C
West Yarmouth, Mass.
CLEANERS (Hyannis)
SPARTAN CLEANERS
Fast Cleaning Service
242 Barnstable Road
Hyannis Tel. 775-8119
MOVING & STORAGE
CHILDS
MOVING & STORAGE
Agent: MAYFLOWER
WORLD-WIDE MOVING SERVICE
HYANNIS Tel. 775-5544
Zoning Article
(Continued from Page 1)
loot retaining wall abutting the
land has made this a difficulty at
the present time.
Other zoning articles to be con-
sidered are Article 16 to change
an entire RC area in Precinct 3
allowing 15,000 square foot lots to
RC-1 with 20,000 square foot mini-
mums and eliminate the business
•/one. changing it, to a RD-3. Arti-
cle 17 asks that a portion of this
area be changed. Article 18 would
redesignate a part of the Business
/.one from behind the Rainbow
Motel up to the precinct line and
to Route 132 as RD-3.
Articles IS) , 20 and 21 apply to
land in South Hyannis and seek
change of zoning from RA (7500
square feet minlmums and one or
two family homes ) to RB or 10,
000 square foot minimum lot sizes
and single dwellings , or retain
the 7500 square foot minimums but
disallow duplex houses. Another
alternative for the area is to add
lo the Exceptions under the by -
laws a sentence upgrading lot si-
zes to 20,000 square feet for any
two- family dwellings permitted
to be built there.
All zoning articles will be fully
( xplained at a public hearing con-
ducted by Chairman Paul C. Br-
own of Barnstable Planning Board
starting at 8 p.m. Aug. 25 In Cafe-
teria B of Barnstable High School .
Victor Borge
At Melody Tent
Sunday, Aug. 22
Victor Borge , the pianist who
has entertained and delighted au-
diences throughout the world with
his offbeat wit and artistry, is ap-
pearing at the Cape Cod Melody
Tent on Sunday, Aug. 22 at 8:00
p.m. for one performance only.
Borge is a phenomenon. The pi-
ano is his only prop, but what he
does with a concerto or a sonata
is what the show is all about. No
matter how often he plays in New
York , his shows are always sell-
outs.
A triumph in the fifties and six-
ties , Victor Borge shows no signs
of slowing down in this decade as
he continues playing before hun-
dreds of thousands of enthusiastic
music lovers all over the world.
Tickets for Borpe 's show AN
EVENING OF MUSIC AND MIR-
TH, wh'ch Iroludea a pitted ntanist
from Istanbul , Sahan Arzrunl , and
a coloratura soprano, Marylyn
Mulvey, may be purchased at the
M"'o Jv 'rent box off,ce f'-om 9:30
a.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily, or may be
reserved by phone at 775-9100.
COTUIT KETTLEERS—It was almost for the Cotii.t Kcttleers this week in thz Cape Cod Baseball
League playoffs. Cotuit edged Falmouth 4-3 Tuesday, but yesterday Falmouth came hack in a squeaker
lo top Cotuit 2-1 to win the best-out-of-three. Aborc are the Kcttleers. In front row, from left arc
Scott Coleman (bat boy). John Varga , Brian Shorty*v, Mike Johnson , Charlie Manlcy, Bill Souza , l'.rtilic
MtaMaheh and Mike DcRosa , (bat boy). In back r>w are , from left, Coach Jack McCarthy, Bob Roe-
iicr , Jim Summers, Rick Burley, Ty Brcnnan , Hi', i Phillings and Don Douglas.
(Howard Studios )