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CAPE COD, INC. j
I "Christmas Ho liday " I
j Imported — , Hand Decorated I
1 Italian Earthenware Specialties j
I CHRISTMAS TREE PATTERN ¦ 1
7 inch Christmas Tree Hors D'oeuvre Plates
5 inch Christmas Tree Hors D'oeuvre Plates
6 >nch Christmas Tree Hors D'oeuvre Plates
Candy Dish - Nut Dish - Ash Tray
1 CHINA BELL PATTERN I
Large and Medium Size Hor, D'oeuvre Dish
Candy - NMt - Marmalade - Ash Tray
bait and Peppers - Cake Plates - Candle Sticks
I 20% OFF all items j
I 'And Many Other Beautiful Gifts For I
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SPE CIA L
This Week Onl y
Winchester Flashlight
Batteries
20^ each
A Second Battery
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BOB CROSB YSA YS.
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Knitting Instructions i
Open Evenings 'Til 8 P. M.
Main Street Opposite Pond St.
Osterville GA. 8 8278
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CENTERVILLE
Tel. SPring 5-3660 or 5-O2-70
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FOR YOUR OLD and ANTIQUE
i GUNS
j Modern Guns For Sale
| The Gunning Season is Upon You.
Get your Guns and Fresh Ammunition
NOW
KENNEY'S SPORT SHOP
j Tel. SPring 5-2200
16 Ocean Street Hyannis
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at CHRISTMAS !
Give Furniture this Christmas — 3
A Gift The Whole Famil y Can Enjoy. 3
We Have a Large Selection of is
Living Room, Dining Room, and Bedroom Furniture. 3
Coffee Tables - Occasional Chairs and Loungers — f}
Hassocks — Hostess Trays — etc. ii
In Fact Practically Anything }|
You May Need for the Home. \\
It Will Pay You To Make Us a Visit. 8
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Open Fridays 'Til 9:00 P.M. rV
Place Your Order Now
for
new listening luxury f or y our home!
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DYER ELECTRICAL CO., INC.
Electrica l Contractors
"Serving Cape Cod for 50 Years"
332 Mai
" Street Tel. SPring 5-2525 Hyannis
BAXTER'S FISH MARKET
Foot of Pleasant Street, Hyannis
OPEN YEAR ROUND
WINTER HOURS NOW IN EFFECT
9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Fridays: 8:30 to 6:00 P.M.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Always Have Live Lobsters in Tanks
of Natural Sea Water
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CAPE COD. MASS.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Boxed — Personalized
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
TOYS FOR ALL AGES
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Wonderful Sburp CUeese - Imported Plum Pudding
BUCKLER'S
AUTO BODY
M O V E D
to new location
100 Ridgewood Avenue
Tel. SPring 5-2803
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Secretarial Scnoot
All Business Subj ects
Day or Evening Classes
Enroll at any time
Co-Educational
242 Ocean Street, Hyannis
Tel. SPring 5-1372
November 21. 1958
To the Editor o(
The Barnstable Patriot
I concur wholeheartedly with '
your editorial on the subject of the
repeated front do ->r hell pulling
by solicitors for funds for various
urbanizations , and the suggestion
for a United Fund, long over-due ,
hut you neglected to mention the
waste of time and effort by solicit-
ors who may distaste the job hut
cannot say no when asked to
solicit.
Furthermore, we sometimes have
two or three calls in behalf of the
.
-iiime organization, in addition to
« solicitation by mail. A combined !
effort would save considerable an-
noyance , and would save a lot of
expense.
Iienj. F. Teel.
Letters To The Editor
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COMMUNITY CLUB SILENT
FOOD SALE
During the past few weeks the
Community Club has been conduct-
ins; a "Silent Food Sale". Each lady
of the village is invited to con-
tribute a money contribution in-
stead of baked goods at this busy
season . The money raised is to be
used for fournishings for the Com-
munity Building, it is hoped that
all the ladies of the village will
want to aid this drive.
Contributions may be sent to
Mrs . Frank Maki on Oak Street.
SANTA CLAUS COMING
DECEMBER 15
Santa Claus will arrive In the
village Monday evening, Dec. 15,
and the annual Christmas party ,
sponsored by (he Community Club,
the Village Improvement Associa-
tion and the Village Firemen will
he held at the Community Build-
ing. Mark the date on your calen-
dar, plan ah early dinner , and bring
Ihe entire famil y to this neigh-
borhood party.
FAMILY THANKSGIVING
DINNERS
The glorious American custom
of observing Thanksgiving will
bring together for the day many
village families and their friends.
The Earl P. Merritts. ,1r.. will
have as their guests front out of
town Mrs. Merritt 's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Leopold Starr of Summit.
N. J., and from the village, the Karl
Susan and Karen and son Paul.
P. Merritts. Sr. and their daughters
With the Lawrence Johnsons
will be Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bratt.
Mrs. Johnson 's parents; and her
sister. Mrs. Vera McMullen , and
daughters Judy and Nancy, all of
Lynn.
Around the table at the Forest
Browns will be their daughter and
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McCullum of Scarsdale and daugh-
ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Hinckley, and grandchil-
dren John McCullum and Penny
and Howard Hinckley.
Mrs . Rosa Wiinikainen will have
her daughter and son-in-law . Mr.
and Mrs. Vitie V'iliesis and their
daughter Alii e with her for the
day.
ME. und Mrs Francis Owen . Jr..
will entertain at a family dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Parker and
Mr . and Mrs. Norman Everutt.
Airs. .(. Jenkins-Bailey of Meffose
and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin
and children Deborah and Peter of
Framlngham, and Miss sheila
Ctlase of Centerville will be the
guests Of Mr, and Mrs . Peter I'ineo
Jenkins.
Captain and Mrs. Louis Wood-
land and son Peter M' Auburndale.
Mrs, Edna Davenport of Fall River
and Miss Lillian Acheson of Fal-
mouth.
A large family gatherin g is
planned at the Henry Manni's.
Present will be Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Manni and children Kobert and
Janice. Uno Manni and his son
Steven. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Kmricli and their sous Richard and
Mark , and the Elwoml Mannts and
their daughters Marsha, Meredith
and Melissa and the young Hun-
garian student who lives with
them, Bcla Foldi. Also Vuner Man-
ni from Washington , D. <' .. Mr. and
Mrs. Kaavlo Manni and children
Sonia. David . Wayne and Charlotte
from Littleton, and Arthur Berg-
strom and his daughters Dianne
and Donna fro m West Concord.
Mr. and Mrs. Kussell Syrialla
will entertain at a family dinner
Mr. and Mrs. F.mil Heinonen and
Paul Syrialla.
With Mr. und Mrs. Glen Hart-
well for the day will be Mr. Hart-
well's sister, and her family, the
Charles Quinns. and daughter Phyl-
lis and son Jake of North Attle-
boro.
HOME FROM COLLEGE
At home for the Thanksgiving
holiday are the following college
students:
| Jud > Carlson , daughter of Mr.
' anil Mrs. J. Frederick Carlson, is
at home from her studies at West-
brook Junior College.
Betty Woodland , daughter of
Captain and Mrs. Louis Woodland,
is at home from Leslie College
in Cambridge, and Mlja Robbing,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Robblns, is at home from Host on
University.
Home from colleges in Maine are
Peter Field son of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Field , from Bowdoin; and
Edwin Jenkins , son of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Pineo Jenkins , from Colby.
Carl Syrialla from Wesleyan
College is at home with his par-
ents , Mr. and Mrs. Russell Syrlella.
FIREMEN'S WHIST PARTY
Over 100 whist enthusiasts play-
ed at the Firemen 's whist party in
the Community Building on Thurs-
day night. Much credit is due Jack
Jordon anil his committee for a
mosl successful evening, both so-
cially and financially . Dancing fol-
lowed the whist games.
During the evening many prizes
were awarded, among them were
a large basket of fruit as a door
prize which was won by Mrs. Edith
Fish. Mrs. William Pace won the
turkey drawing. A turkey, the first
prize for the whist playing, was
won by Mrs. Donald Fields, and a
capon , the second prize , was won
by Russell Syrialla .
Mr, Jordon 's committee included
Paul Atwood , Harry Atwood , Albert
Aittaniemi , Kenneth Bailey, John
Hines, Elwood Leeman and Elwood
Manni. Congratulations Firemen, it
was a good evening.
WEST PARISH CHURCH
On Sunday, Nov. 30, a White liif t
Service will ho observed at the
West Parish Church, (lifts brou ght
by tho children to be given t<>
needy families will be dedicated as
part of the morning worship ser-
vice by the Rev. Stanley Plainer,
guest preacher.
CHRISTMAS SALE AND
LUNCHEON
The West Parish Guild will
serve one of their famous chicken
luncheons on Wednesday, Dec. 3,
from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m . Men
of the town have found the serv-
ings at these buffet lunchoous sat-
isfy their appetites and the ladies
have found thorn attractive and
tasty. Angel cake with fresh straw-
berry sauce is planned for dess ert.
Tickets are still available and can
be purchased from Mrs. Richard
Ilaydon FOrest 2-0003 or Mrs. Jos-
eph OlkelmUS FOrest 2-3876.
A Mystery Gift Christmas Tree
for adults and children will be one
of the features of the Christmas
sale to be held in the Parish House
during the afternoon. Christmas
greens Will be plentiful and pies,
cakes , bread and Christmas cookies
can be purchased at the home-
baked foods table. There will be a
table of aprons and fancy work
and at the stationery table, the
West Barnstable Birthday Calen-
dars will be available. Th.-r.' will
be no I'harge at the luncheon tor
pre school children.
GUILD MEETING
There will bo a meeting ot the,
West Parish Guild at 8 p.m. Tues-
day. December 2. preparations for
the luncheon and sale to be held
the following day will tuke Ihe
place Of the regular meeting. Mem-
bers are asked to bring an itditlt
and child's mystery gift and aprons
or other hand work for the sale
to DIP meeting with them.
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
The flrat official meeting o| the
West Parish Pilgrim Fellowship
was held at the Parish llouss on
Sunday evening. Program iilans
for the year were outlined and it
was decided to meet one Sunday
evening each month lor a. joint
meeting with the Lutheran Luther
League. Election ot officers was
held and the following elected for
the coming year: President , Bruce
Carlson ; vice-president , Miriam Ca-
hoon; secretary, Francene Pel-
loiien; treasurer. Karen Mervitt;
refreshments, Nancy Olkelmtt,
news reporter , Susan Merrltl
PERSONALS
Wanda Johnson win arrive
Thursday evening from her trail
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ing at New England Baptist Ho.
pital tO spend the weekend wit h
her parents , Mr . and ,vi ls |_
rence Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson H ili a|
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have as their guests for the week
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end Mr. und Mrs. Uno Fahlberg
of Lynn.
Peter Pineo Jenkins . Jr., wm (
at home for Thanksgiving from
the U. S. Naval Officers Candidate
School in Newport.
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