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WEDDING
Mi.=s Cnrmel Redente. daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs . Andrew Redente ot
East Haven. Conn., and Robert
Ward McQllllS, son ot Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert McGillis ot Craig-
ville Heat h Itoad. this village, were
united In marriage at Our Lady of
Pompeii Roman Catholic Church
in East Haven on Saturday. Nov.
Mh . with Rev. John P. O'Neill , pas- ,
tor of the church, officiating at .
the double ring ceremony.
(liven in marriage by her lather ,
the bride was attended by her sis-
ter . Miss Louise Redente as maid
of honor , with Wade McGillis, of
Hyannis, serving as best man for
his brother . The bride 's uncle ,
Michael Pappacodn . served as ush-
er and Rose Izzo of East Haven
was soloist presenting "Ave Maria "
and "Because."
The bride is a graduate of the
East Haven High School and has
been employed as a clerk by the
Southern New England Telephone
Company.
Mr. McGillen attended schools
in Boston and in the Town of Barn-
stable and is now a landscape
contractor.
After a reception held at the
Pair Haven Club of New Haven ,
the couple left for a motor trip ,
through the New England States I
and are now making their home in !
West Yarmouth.
WE QUAQUET LAKE YACHT
CLUB
Members of the Wp quaqnet I.ake ,
Yacht Club have scheduled their I
pre-Christmas party for Saturday.
Dec. 6. at Taunton Inn beginning
with the reception at B:^0 and din- 1
tier at 7::i0. Reservations should 1
be made by Monday. Dec. 1. with '
Henry S. Gere. 107 Manning Street. '
Needham 91. Mas;-.
CONGRATULATI ONS
To: Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Ken-
neth W. Rearse of Quincy who are
the parents of a baby daughter,
Masa Lee Bearse. born at Chelsea
-Naval Hospital. Thursday, Oct. 30.
Mrs. Bearse is the former Karen '
Kay Bailey. Grandparent honors go '
to Mr. and Mrs. B< rnai 1 K, Bailey '
ul Corona del Mar . (' al . and to Mr. |
and Mrs . Kenneth S. Bearse of |
N ye's Point Road , Wequaquet j
Lake, this village, with grea t grand-
parent honors going to Mrs . Ber-
narcl Bailey, Sr., Corona del Mar, j
and to Mrs. Emery Tompkins, Old
Town Road, West Hyannisport.
To: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arehi- |
liald of Cralgvllle Beach Road who
tire the parents of a baby son, j
David Thomas Archibald , born on I
Thursday, Nov. (i. at . Cape Cod j
Hospital. Mrs. Archibald is the ,
former Lorraine (leribo. Grandpar-
ent honors go to Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Geribo of Dorchester and to
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Archibald ,
Pine Street , this village, with
great grandparent honors going to
Mrs. Mildred Brenrley, Nantasket .
To: Lieut, and Mrs. Richard Upp-
-.lium. former South Mnin Street
residents) and now ot 171 Lincoln
Road, Hyannis . who are the par-
ents of a baby son . Kevin Carl Upp-
strora. born Sunday. Nov. 9. at
Cape Cod Hospital . Mrs . Uppstrom
is the former Celestla Ludtke .
Other member of this family is lit-
tle Miss Erica V' ppstvom , aged 17)
months. Grandparent honors go to
EUchatf Ludtke of W ilmington ,
Del., and to Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
I' ppstrom of Washington. Pa., with
ci cat grandparent honors going to
Mr. and Mrs R. W. Ludtke of Wil-
mington. Del . and to Carl Upp-
strom of Washington , Pa.
To: Airman 1
/c and Mrs. Albert
Tarza of Falmouth Road who are
parents of a baby son. Dale Albert
Tarza. born Saturday, Nov . 15, at
Cape Cod Hospital. Mrs. Tarza is
the former Sylvia Prada. Grand-
parent honors go to Mr. and Mrs .
Edward Prada. Sr.. of West Barn-
stable and to Mr. and Mrs. Tarza
of McKeesport, Pa., with great
grandparent honors going to Mrs .
Eloise Kresge of West Barnstable.
to Mr. and Mrs . Stephen Bogacik
and to Mrs. Tarza . Sr., of Du-
quesne . Pa.
To: Mr. and Mrs. H. Angus
Perry of Pond View Drive, who are
parents of a baby son , Dana Angus
Perry, born Tuesday. Nov. 18, at
Cape Cod Hospital. Mrs. Perry is
the former Genevieve Hord. Other
members of this famil y are Wendy
5; Corlnne, 4. and Jennifer , 2.
Grandparent honors go to Mr. and
Mrs. Hilding Hord of Marstons
Mills and to Mr, and Mrs . Raymond
Perry of Pine Street, this village .
with great grandparent honors go-
ing to Mrs. Mary M. Perry.
CUB SCOUTS
The meeting of Cub Scout Pack
.14 held in the vestry of the Village
Church on Friday evening. Nov . 21,
was opened with the traditional
flag ceremony with Marc White and
Dere k itussell as flag bearers.
In a candlelight ceremony con-
ducted by Richard Hinckley. Cub-
master , seven boys were welcomed
into the Pack as Bobcats. All re-
ceived their Bobcat pins and Keith
Beyer, William Denningei . Mark
Stanley, Mark Thomas , David
Thompson and John Johnson re-
ceived their Wolf books while
Dean Partl y received his Rear book.
Other awards were: lo Wayne
WoO.
| a Lion badge and n gold
arroiv . to Robert Coggcsball. a
gold arrow for Wolf rank; to Rich
aid Thompsn. a Hear badge , a gold
arrow , Lion bonk and denner 't
stripes: to Mnrcu s White and tc
George Hinckley , denner's stripes:
to l.eighton Hesse and Wlllian
Dennlnger, •assistant denner't
stripes.
Meetings of the separate dens
, re h dd Monday afternoons ant
the next pack meeting is tentative
Ii -i heduled for January.
PERSONALS
"The Advt mures In Reading
Group " of the Women 's Fellowshil
met on Monday evening of this
week at the home of Mrs . L. G
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Kimball of Main Street.
Miss Virginia Fuller , organist al
the Village Church , entertained tlu
Guild of Cape Ood Organists al
the church Monday evening.
"Ron Voyage" to Mrs. Kvei' etl
I Hiller of Monument Avenue , whi
left for New York Nov. 20 before
sailing on the Javanese Prince ol
the Prince Line on Nov. 26 for n
trip around the world.
Mrs . Hazel Boucher has enjoyce
two weeks vacation from the Cen
i terville News Stand and with het
brother from Vermont made a trij
to Schenectady. N . Y.. visiting
other relatives there. Mrs. Johr
! Monroe was in charge of the store
in Mrs . Boucher's absence.
Fred Reed , formerly of Coins
Garage, is now at Fairfield Pines
j Rest Home in Marshtield. Mass. He
: had been with his brother , Harold
Reed at Marshtield since leavinf
Centerville.
Mrs. Dorothy Marckus, former])
of Puller Road, is happily situntet
at Sunsel Manor Rest Home or
Hearse 's Way in Hyannis.
Mr. and Mrs. Buford W. Goini
speni several days recently attend
ing a Herald-Tribune Fresh Ail
Forum in New York City. While
there they were guests of Miss
Dagne Knutsen and visited several
Fresh Air children including Jo
sette Hernandez , who was witl
them last summer, Anyone wishing
to re-invite a child for the Christ
mas vacation should contact Mr
or Mrs . (loins al SPring 5-2137 oi
, SPring 5-1309.
Mrs Isabelle Crandon of Center-
ville-West Barnstable Hond , left
earl y this month for a winter 'sistny
in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hayes,
Jr., nnd children , Stephen, Norman
and Wendy, attended the Boston
Universit y - Syracuse game in Bos-
1 ton on Nov. 7 as a speclnl family
1 observance of the wedding nnni-
1 versnry of Mr. and Mrs. Hayes.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Dugan .
Patrice and Arlene of Milton were
' recent guests of the Hayes family
while inspecting the Dugan prop-
! erty on Sound View Rond. Craig-
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i llle.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beaumont and
daughter, Patricia Ann. plan to
spend the Thanksgiving weekend
, with Mr. Beaumcmt's mother and
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grandmother, Mrs. Susan Beau-
mont and Mrs. Elizabeth Burke at
their Phlnney 's Lano home.
Mrs. Roscoe H. Goddnrd left on
Monday to spend the Thanksgiving
, holidays with her brother-in-law
nnd sister . Mr. and Mrs . Sumner A.
Dole who plan a family party at
their home, Storrs Heights , Conn.
i Mrs . Howard G. Lumbei t will
I have three of her sisters from
[ Bralntree heer for Thanksgiving
i day.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hawes are
I travelling to Grafton , Wednesday
to enjoy Thanksgiving with their
¦ son-in-law. daughter and grandson ,
i Mr. and Mrs. Reginald D. Anderson
; and baby Stephen .
i Miss Shirley Andersen, counsel-
. sellor of the Placement Service at
Boston University, will arrive Wed-
i nesday to be with her parents,
i Mr. and Mrs. Gene Andersen , for
. Thanksgiving.
Mrs. E. R. Merry, Jr., of Wequa-
; quet Lake and Fuller Road, is
spending several days with rela-
. lives in New Jersey.
I
, LT. COMDR. L. F. MacFAWN
Lieut . Commander Laurence E.
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MucFawn , 38, son-in-law of Mr. ami
Mrs. Fred Nlckerson of North Main
Street, was killed on Friday,
Nov. 21, when a propeller driven
plane he was testin g crashed al
Oceana, Vir ginia. A veteran ol IS
years service in the Navy, he
served in World War il and had
been awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross three times.
A native of South Weymouth , he
was a star athlete while attend ing
Weymouth High School , attend ed
Tufts University and was gradu-
ated from the Navy Pro-Flight
School n,t Chapel Hill , N. C. The
family have spent some time here
over n period of years at the Nlck-
erson home.
Lt. Comdr. MacPawn leaves his
wife, Mrs. Ruth (Nlckerson) Mac-
Fawn; two children Thomas, 8,
and Susan 1; his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Mac Fawn of Wey-
mouth and two brothers , Bruce of
Weymouth and Malcolm of Florida.
Services were held at Old Soiilh
Union Congregational Church at
noon on Wednesday, Nov. 2G with
a military funeral. Burial was at
Beechwood Cemetery, this village.
G. B. DONATI
News comes from Florida of the
death there of G. B. Donati on Nov.
.17. Mr. and Mrs. Donnti had been
proprietors of the Bianca JBhop at
the comer of Paine and West Main
Streets for several years and sold
their place early last fall and had
been living In Boca Raton. He had
been a patient f#r some time In a
hospital there.
4-H NEWS
Congratulations to Miss Eva Jane
Holway of Centerville and the Uni-
versity of Massachusetts who was
initiated into the Delta Chapter of
the Massachusetts 4-H All Stars at
Mount Pleasant Inn in Amherst re-
cently. Eva is well known in Cape
Cod 4-H circles having been a mem-
ber of clubs here for eight years
and also assistant leader or Center-
ville groups , a member of tho 4-H
Service Club , and received the
Cape Cod I H Scholarship last
year. Other 4-H All Star members
from Barnstable County include
Betty Thomns , Joseph Mello »nd
Fred Mitchell .
There are now three 4-H Clubs
in Centerville. The Singing Needles
group is composed of Cynthia and
Jeannette Wilber , Mary and Lynn
Buckler as Clover Buds, nnd Linda
Wilber , Judy Perry and Susan
Johnson of the original group. Offi-
cers are Judy Perry, president;
Mary Buckler , vice-president; Lin-
da Wilber , secretary ; Jeannette
Wilber , treasurer.
The girls meet at the home of
their leader Mrs. Bernard Wilber ,
assisted by Mrs. Alvin Perry. Miss
Barbara Kawding has met with the
group and showed a movie on
"How To Cut Patterns", ns well ns
slides of the club exhibit at the
Springfield Exposition this fall.
President Perry also told about
her stay at Camp Farley this sum-
mer. Traveler 's sewing kits have
been made . The Clover Buds mem-
bers are doing art and craft work
while the 4-H members are work-
ing on night gowns.
The club's apron display is in
the Bass River Savings Bank win-
dow this week. Business meetings,
song sessions and refreshments
have been other parts of the
meetings.
Since one member of the group,
formerly the Busy Eight , has
moved away, the girls of this group
have chosen the new name of The
Seven Little Tailors". Meetings
are held at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Maddalena, Jr., leader, with Mrs.
Eugene Cole serving as co-leader.
Officers recently elected to serve
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u.«> H I U U P um: president , j_ .u
Jane Murphy; vice-president , Kri!
ten Fuller; treasurer, Joan '
s_l(lk<
house ; secretary, Linda Pukki '
news reporter , Muriel c0i(> . j '
tess, Pamela Mnddalenn. The giri
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are working on blouses which are
to be completed by Christmas
Mrs. Robert Walsh ig again sen
ing as leader of the group, formerl y
known as the Sew and So Club
Since the girls of this group will
be doing arts and crafts work this
year they have changed (heir name
to the A & C 4-H group. Meeting
at the home of their leader , Mon.
day afternoons , these girls nava
chosen Sandra Slranitis as pregi.
dent; Yvonne Terry , vlce-presl
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dent; Penny Delano, secretary
Susan Walsh , treasurer; Patricia
Sunderman , reporter. The first pro-
ject of the group has been making
of pocketbooks in felt craft.
CENTERVILLE
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