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Mr. O. W. Johnson, chairman of, Cape Cod Chapter, American Red Cross, has announced that in keep ing with President Kennedy's ex- panded Civil Defense preparedness program all activities in the Red Cross on Cape Cod will be acceler- ated. Mr. Johnson announced the fol- lowing Red Cross courses are open to all: A Home Nursing course at Oster- vill Community Building on Tues- days and Thursdays, from 2 to 4 p.m., beginning Oct. 24. Miss Doris N. Cutler, chairman of Nursing Service, described this course as de- signed to prepare individuals in self care during illness and home care ] of ill members of the family The course is certificated and will be taught by Miss Cutler who is a Registered Nurse. Mrs. Newton Carlson, chairman o fVolunteer Services, announced a course for Volunteer Visitors to Nursing Homes arranged by Red Cross in conjunction with United Church Women of Cape Cod, These classes which started Oct. 10, will nt h u ld .- a,t the Congregational Church, Main Street, in Falmouth Center Tuesday mornings, from 9:45 to 12 noon for three weeks Rev. Douglas Olllla, chairman of Home Service Committee, announ- ced a two-week, five-sessions course for Social Welfare Aides will be conducted by Miss Rae Conlin, American Red Cross Area Field Representative, in November. Reg- istrations are now being accepted Sheldon J .Thayer, chairman of Safety Services, announced that First Aid classes are being formed in all towns and villages with em- phasis on first old in nuclear blasts. He advised that basic First Aid classes be attended first, then fol- lowed up with the course on first aid for injuries due to a nuclear blast. A 10-week course started in Falmouth this week. Registration may be made by calling Civil De- fense in Falmouth, co-sponsor of the class. Call Red Cross Chapter House, SP 5-1540, to register for volunteer work or Red Cross training classes. Red Cross Activities To Be Accelerated THESE WOMEN! By d'Alessto . H . i . . . . — _ « a i i —¦ —¦ ¦ ¦— •¦ ¦> *¦ "Now, gentlemen, I'm going to askyouto take a good look «t this woman . , . " Francis X. Sellmid Tel. GArden 84265 FEDERATED CHURCH Rev. Stephen H. Smith, minister. Services at 9 and 11 a.m. Sermon topic: "The Five Loaves." Sunday School at 9:46, Junior Youth Fel- lowship recreation period at 5 pjn., Senior Youth Fellowship at 7. The Church visitor at Sunset Manor next week is Mrs. Alfred Knight CALENDAR Tuesday, Oct. 17 2 pm., Bruce Hall—Woman's Fel- lowship 8 p.m., Bruce Hall—Couple's Club Wednesday, Oct. 18 10 a.m., Bruce Hall—Rummage sale, sponsored by Woman's Fel- lowship Wednesday, Oct. 18 8 p.m., Bruce Hall—Cotuit Nur- sery School Association meets. CTVTLWAR DISPLAY AT LIBRARY Civil War relics are featured in the library display for October, in keeping with the Centennial Com- memoration. COTUIT HIGHGROUND GOLF CLUB Ed Savery of Cotuit and Clarence Tarvianen of Centerville took Sun- day morning's bestball tournament with a 59. Tom Rennie of Cotuit and Tony Souza of Santuit were second with 60. There will be no bestball tourna- ment Sunday. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Crawford Jiave returned home after a three- week tour of the Canadian provin- ces. They had as their weekend guest Miss Marian Whitely, hostess at "The Pines" for 17 consecutive years. Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Claussen have returned from visiting friends in Old Lyme, Conn., and Newport, R.I. They will have as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Far- num, sister and brother-in-law of Mr. Claussen, of Florida and New London. On Monday, Mr. Claussen will attend a testimonial dinner at the Harvard Club for Mr. Douglas Lawson, executive director of the state club of Massachusetts. Tues- day, she will be patroness at a fash- ion show at the Sheraton-Plaza Hotel in Boston. The show is spon- sored by the Women's Republican Club of Massachusetts, of which she is a past president. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stanard will leave tomorrow for a two-week Ashing trip off Cape Hatteras, N.C, Jimmy Grauer is home after a tonsilectomy at Cape Cod Hospital. Born Oct. 2 to TSgt and Mrs. Carlton P. Behlman, of Santuit Rd., a daughter, Linda Sue, at Otis AFB Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nlckerson and sons Douglas, Ross, and Jerry visited American International College at Springfield over the weekend. While visiting, they stayed with Mrs. Nickerson's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Grang- er. AIC is one of the colleges be- ing considered by the Nickersons for Jerry, now a senior at Barn- stable High School. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nickerson and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schmid have enrolled in the University of Mass, extension course at Cape Community College, "Africa and the Middle East." Importance of knowing about these countries learned first session; 57 of the 100 UN's members are from Africa and - the Middle East. Clayton Ryder Is on a two-week tour of Spain. Pvt. Calvin Dudley, U. S. Ar- my, now spending a two-week leave With his mother, will report to Ft. Knox, Ky., Oct. 13, for two weeks of tank training. MRS. RAPP TO TEACH CHILDREN'S ART CLASSES Mrs. Keith Rapp, chairman for two years of the Cotuit Art Fes- tival and a member of the Cape Cod Art Association, will teach children's art classes this winter for the Cape Cod Art Association. BIRD-FARNSWORTH MARRIAGE Mrs. Eugene H. Bird of Cotuit, widow of Eugene Bird of Boston, was married to Mr. Palmer Farns- worth Jr., of Greenville, Miss., at the home of the groom's sister at Bronxvllle, N. 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"brilliant"—there are many words that might be in Hafety, it is in n class or its own-with a host used to describo the new 1962 Cadillac car. of exclusive features, including remarkable new But if we were to select from tho Cadillac side cornoring lights. vocabulary the one word that most completely 'in craftsmanship, it is simply without rival, captures the essence of this latest "cur of cars" Every 1962 Cadillac will undergo more than 1400 — we would choose "masterful". inspections to assure its quulity and goodness. For here is a motor car that has already estab- On and on the list could go. But however lished its mastery in everything that makes an lengthy, that list could never ropluce the oxperi- automobile good and fine and desirable. unco of inspecting the car and driving it. In appearance, it is clearly a Cadillac master- Your dealer will happily let you do both, piece—graceful, clean-lined and elegant. Once you have, you 'll understand why the word In performance, it is a revelation. Its power plant has gone out so quickly that this is the finest is a reservoir of silken power—and the car rides motor car ever to boar tho Cadilluc name. VISI T YOUR LOCAL AUTH ORIZED CADILLAC DEALER EVERETT H. CORSO N 92 BARNSTABLE ROAD, HYANNIS Phone SPring 5-3600 FOR SIXTY YEARS THE ST ANDARD OF THE WORLD WHITE COTTAGE DONUT SHOP 269 Main Street, Hyannii OPEN YEAR 'ROUND I 7:00 A. M. lo 5:00 P.M. for your convenience .„,_ By the way we are proud to announce iW^h^Wbi ,hat Mary Son,os is workina for us- mM&.4mmWDR0P 'N F0R D0NUTS and C0FFEE ^Sis^ . and say hello to Mary. New Owner - JIM CHAUSEE j LAND SURVEYORS NELSON BEARSE RICHARD LAW Phone SPrlng 1-3660 OnUrrUU _ Home-Made CHICKEN PIES OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS CAPE MAID FARMS f AIMOUTH ROAD HYANNIS Tal. SPrlnf 3-37M MILDRED'S Chowder House j | The Home of Clam Chowder I THIS IS THE SEASON FOR STEWS < I § TRY MILDRED'S FOR SEAFCrOD STEWS \ \ \ OYSTER - SCALLOP - LOBSTER J Entertainment Nightly (Except Monday) y In our Cocktail Lounge | OPEN 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. , § Route 88 Near the Airport Branala § Tel. BPrlac 5-1045 | The October meeting of Cape Cod Hardware Dealers Association will be held at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 24 at Riverway Lobster House, South Yarmouth, lt has beeri announced by Robert Sims of Osterville, pres- ident. Representatives from three man- ufacturers will be introduced by C. A. Phillips of the Ballou-John- son and Nichols Company of Prov- idence, R. I. The representatives will be Harry Blough, Sunbeam Company; John Shoehan, Corning: Glassware, and George Jezowski, Rubbermaid , Inc. Hardware Dealers To Meet Oct 24 Stephen B. O'Brien of the Cen- terville Insurance Agency has re- turned from Boston, where he at- tended a meeting of officers of the Kemper Insurance Group with In- dependent agents from the New England states. Progress reports were received on the Kemper organization's 60th year celebration, which started July 1 and is to Include a cruise conference for agents. Mr. O'Brien represents Lumbcr- mens Mutual Casualty Company and Federal Mutual Insurance Company of the Kemper Group. Local Insurance Agent Attends Boston Meeting In recognition of the outstanding performance of solicitors working in the fund raising drive held re- cently by the District Nursing As- sociation of Barnstable, Yarmouth and Dennis, a tea will be given Oct. 10 following the annual meet- ing of the association at tho Hy- annls Inn at 3 p.m. A spokesman for tho organiza- tion said the performance of the solicitors In the 1961 drive was the best in years. Miss Doris Fraser of the Massa- chusetts Department of Mental Health will be the guest speaker and will show a film of Interest to »»• Tea To Honor Drive Workers Winners of the 4H Stablemates horse show which was held last Sunday, Oct. 8, are as follows: Sr. English Championship, Paula Leach, West Barnstable ; Sr. Eng- lish Reserve Championship, Betty Anne Young, Orleans; Sr. Western Championship, Capt. John Buck, West Barnstable; Sr. Western Re- serve Championship, Donna Swift, Osterville; Jr. English Champion- ship Trophy donated by Hyannis Inn, Ronald Mycock, Cotuit; Jr, English Reserve Championship, Jonathan Leach, West Barnsta- ble; Jr. Western Championship Trophy donated by First National Bank of Yarmouth , Parsha Sulli- van, South Yarmouth ; Jr. West- ern Reserve Championship, Jane Tallman , South Yarmouth; Sr, Fit- ting and Showmanship Trophy do- nated by Stop & Shop, Carolyn Appleby, Marstons Mills; and Jr. Fitting and Showmanship Trophy donated by Stop & Shop, Jane Tallman , South Yarmouth. What arc - ''tree faces"? Tho Massachusetts Audubon Society says they are scars left on trees when lust year's leaves fell off. 4-H Stablemates Announce Sunday Show Winners Painting - Decorating KARL L. SOLLOWS 283 Sea Street Hyannii Tal. SPrlng 6-1877 A public meeting will be held at the Recreation building, East Main Street, Falmouth, Tuesday, Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. for the purpose of forming a branch In Falmouth of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Mrs. Mclnca Cass, president of the Boston branch of the NAACP, Will address the meeting. A temporary committee, headed by Walter Stevenson and com- prised of Mrs . John T. Rough, Mrs. Wesley E, Bourne and the Rev. Alexander L. Chandler, have been meeting at the homo of Mrs. Harold O. Hunt in Falmouth for the purpose of planning the public meeting. Folmouth Plans NAACP Branch