December 4, 1958 Barnstable Patriot | |
©
Publisher. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 12 (12 of 12 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
December 4, 1958 |
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader |
BARBAKA W. WYNIAN
GArden 8-2145
LIBRARY HOURS CHANGED
Mrs. Arthur Weber, librarian
has announced thai the library
will be open Wednesday nighl In-
stead of Friday night , so the Win-
ter schedule Is a* follows: Tn- B .
Wed. Tliurs.. 7-9 and Tries., ThUrs.,
Sat., 2-5.
We bear the children are using
the library parking lot us a rolli r
skating , rink, thoroughly li
it and nol abu ' privilege.
The new shrubbery has h en
planted and reallj ad I
. ¦-. or the building.
ALLIANCE CIRCLE
Tin- Alliance circle of the Com-
munity Church will meet next
Wednesday at 2:00 P.M. for their
busine ss meeting and Christmas
Party.
CHRISTMAS FAIR
*
The Our Lady of the Assump-
tion Guild Is having Its Christmas
sale and supper Saturday. Decern
ber 6, nt Aunt Teinpy 's on Parker
Una ,I from 3 to 7 P M.
The teenagers of the newly
formed C. Y. 0. will run n snack
bar from 3 to 5 P.M. and a buffet
supper will be held at 5:30 and 7
P M
Mrs, Jerome Howes is general
chairman of the affair and will tie
assisted by Mrs. Louis Byrne, food
table: Mrs. Charles Stavredes and
Mrs . E. Lester Carroll, handmade
articles; Christmas greens. .Mrs.
Don James; children 's grabs . Mrs.
Ahbie Bowes, white elephant table
Mrs. William O'Brien; gift dona-
tions . Mrs. Phillip Whiteley; re
ligioua articles. Mrs . John Mur-
phy; decorations Mrs . Charles
Haskell: solicitations, Mrs. Frank
Murray.
Those serving on the snpper
committee with Mrs . Howes wil.'
be Mmes. Ernest Swift, Dexter
Swift , Edward Soares, John Bar-
boza . Marion McMahon . Peter Ker
mino . Manuel Moniz and Wilson
Perry.
Waitresses for the supper will
bl T, rry Howes . Kath y Nese. Carol
Bowes, Sharon Lewis , Maureen
f.inehan. Kathy Flanagan, Joyce
O'Neil, Sarah Shields , Terry Ann
Un;. " ^ and Gail Crosby. Johnny
Howes and Danny McEvoy will
serve on the clean-up committee.
GARDEN CLUB PARTY
Mrs. .I. Moti Hallowell has in-
vited members and guests of the
Garden club to her home in Wian-
no on Monday. Dec. 14 at 2:30 p.m.
for a Christina- Tarty. A singinR
group led by Miss Virginia Fuller
will provid e the entert ainment
Mrs. Ronald CheSbro is In charge
of decorations.
STORK REPORT
On November 15 Mr and Mi
Luke P. l.ally. Hay View Curb
be atne the proud parents of a
smi al st. Margaret's Hospital in
Boston, They have named him
James Richard.
His grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. James R. McLaughlin of f> r-
« hester and Mr. and Mrs. Luke
Lallj ol Arlington,
STOCKADE BEGINS
Boys Brigade and Stockade will
commence their weekl y meetings
for the season tonight at 6:30 at
the Community Center . All boys
from the age of S-ll are welcome
to attend The boys will enjoy
stories, crafts, games and will have
the opportunity Ot earning badges
under the leadership of Warren
Eklund, William Hnberer and Al-
bert Williams.
CARD PARTY PRIZE W I N N E R S
Our Lady of the Assumption
Guild held a benefi t card party at
Aunt Tempy 's Tea House . Thurs.
day. Nov. 20. Miss Margaret
Hansberry. chairman. has an-
nounced the list of prize winners
at the very successful affair.
The door prize, an electric sheet
was won by Mrs. John Harper. The
lucky ticket on the turkey was helo
by Miss Lee Shields.
Winners in bridge were 1st
prize , a turkey. Mrs . E. Lester
Carroll; 2nd. a punch howl . Mrs
Irving Harrison: 3rd, stockings
Mrs. Ralph 'Shea, and booby, oig
IiretteS, Mrs Katherine Howe
Whist winners were 1st . turkey.
Willie Frechette; 2nd , ice cream
coke, Mrs. Lionel Pierce; 3rd , la-
dles slip. Mrs. Rosamond Searlea
nnd booby, candy. Mrs . Teddj Ed-
wards.
HOLIDAY VISITO RS
Miss Emily Chad wic k and Jo-
ii pb QUI of Southampton, Pa., vis-
ited her parent- . Mr. and Mrs . Karl
Chadwick, Parker Koad fi r the
Misses Berntce and Elsie
Chadwick and their mother, Mrs .
Florence chadwick Joined them
for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr . and Mrs John Alcock of
village and their daughter and
famil) Mr. and Mrs. Martin Vesen-
k;i of Woodbrldge, X. .( . jonrni yea
to Landenburg, Pa, where they
-i "ii! Thanksgiving with another
BOB and his family, Mr. and Mrs .
John Alcock.
Mr, and Mrs . Richard Carroll
and two children of New Bedfoi I
spent Ihe holiday weekend with
her parents Mr . and .Mrs. R. David
Hinckley, Mam Street.
Mr. and Mrs. llonalil Chesbro,
David and 1'iiul spenl Tbanksgiv-
In • .'Willi Mr. and Mrs. Allien Mar-
lins. West Peiibody.
Mr. and Mrs . John BlstoB ami
family of Frtimingliaiii ;nu| Miss
Joan Hansberry, who Is in nurses
training ai Faulkner Hospital spool
the holidays vvltri their parents,
Mr . and Mrs. Jnmes Hansberry.
Mrs . Robert Cross. Sr. enter-
tained her son and fnmily. Mr.
and Mrs . Robert Cross. Jr. of Cen-
terville for the holiday.
Miss Charlotte Rledell spent
Thanksgiving with her parents,
Mr . and Mrs. Carl Rledell, Scud-
der Road. A friend of hers , John
Shane of M.I.T . spent part of the
time there, Mrs. Franklin Perry
and two children of Cranston , R.
I., spent the holiday vvilh her par-
ents, the Rledells.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred HarW I
have returned to their home after
spending the holiday weekend Will i
her sister in Worcester.
Mrs. Hester Larrahec and Vlr
Charles Powers spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Mrs. Powers ' son Austin
Powers and family in Hriiintr ei 1.
Mr . and Mrs. R. .1. ProCacclno of
West Acton , Mr. and Mrs. Thorn-
Ing Knight and daughter Judy of
Chelmsford and Walter Lewis of
Stockbrldge spent the Thanksgiv-
ing holiday with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs . Nason Lewis, First Ave.
PERSONALS
Recent Boston visitors liav
been .Misses .Margaret and Cather-
ine Hansberry, Mrs . Ellen McCllts-
ky, Mrs. James Hansberry and
Mrs. .lames Shields .
Ballet! Gardner, John Parrlng-
ton, Alan leaser a>d sc-n David
have rctiirm'rt from n three tins'
dflcfc hurttihg trip io Merry t-
Ing Bay, Maine,
Mr. and Mrs . Artnur Weber huve
returned to their Old Mill Road
home from a ten day tri p. fo New-
York . Washington, Baltimore and
Virginia.
Mrs. Trufflan Lewis , lllossom
Avenue is a patient al Cape Cod
Hospital,
Mr . and Mrs. Eric Newman of
Hammondon , N. J. recently visited
their daughter and family Mr. and
Mrs. Carol Wolsleffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Murray and
grandson spent the. holidays with
their daughter and family Dr. and
Mrs. Robert Maxwell of Nashua
N. II.
^SilJUsTERVILLE
Fine Custom Upholstering
Custom Made Slipcovers
Distinctive Fabrics and
Workmanshi p For the Discriminating
Schumacher 's Carpets & Rugs
Open Year Round
Fabrics by II | Fabrics by
Scaln.audre "C "l
J •> • Strob. in, &
i-\ Schumacher r, r .F-I n i/- v Romann
Cheney t L L L iS K 1 -1
' '•• Thorp
/¦ .
.
.-. M, Sundour
, , , ''i' 11
' stl'oet J°fta
Artnur Li i Centerville Ilrunscliv vig &
Hexter Phone sp 5-5702 i'i!-
YACHT SMAN HOTEL
500 Ocean Street Hyannis
NOW OPEN
A Genuine SAUNA
(FINNISH STEAM BATH)
under the direction of
HENRY ASKELI, Registered Physio Therapist
STEAM BATH MASSAGE
Fresh Water Pool Public Invited
For Appointment—Call SPring 5-4600
.
O J A L A F A R M
Home Cooking - Roast Chicken and Chicken Pies
Lunch Served from 11:00 A.M.
Dinners on Reservation
Route 6A Tel. FOrest 2-3814 West Barnstable
(Lutreclae C
f (teourne
Iff loving. C
f ^>loraae L^omp anu
(Agent for Allied Van Lines)
DIRECT LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING
AND STORAGE
DIRECT A/R FREIGHT TO ALL PARTS OF
THE UNITED STATES
SPring 5-1050
Kimball 8-1188 (Falmouth)
Columbia 5-4400 (Boston)
WELDI N
IT
I t K I ' A I H - SIIPIM.IF.H - S'l'l/,01
IUXTER WELDING
H liny View Street, i!v„„ „,„
Tel. .Sl'i-lng- .
'
-O.
-ITfl
I0B
^^^^^HW
SH7& Omain* s&'iisof
t
i
l
l o \J WdAG bulloc*
Only Sunoco Custom-Blends 6 great fuels to fit all
cars with exact octane...perfect winter performance!
H I ^ |
!
No 2 or 3 grades can
$*
* I uL^
1
^
fit a11today'scarsfor exact
Hb. I I r*
\ I
wasting somebody's money '
.
j ' qui«ker'sl
!
t
!
J mS.
JM IT "^ 6 different prices scaled
H i P" inht pi^' r^Fl
l
l Hp^*\f !?£=* i
S
l
P
l
I *
TL
'
jMJ^Ljii.' '
^
^ ^uWB
SS?
^
*
m
&
r'
dt/j m^ ^. ^^^S
W*1:'1 you XV: "" to tln soon - is Bet next
- !
i
l ^
^
^
^
feiSK%
^
X
l
i
! ^ %'Tfflffii -
!
^
^E
S PU mp al y°Ur l "'a n 'sl
Sunoco
station .
PwU J &%gs
p& ^|(r mSSSf % S
For this iB
'
he ""'" place can dis"
j k JT j Jfal^UL JBWv
ity ' "regular "
pXj l l l- OTRSb y ^m m ^m
•"
Mend '260\
ihe
highest octane sold
J^Uif
t_
^ I^
^S
J'
anywhere- These «nd the blends in be-
Jgjp^Pf > JBS ^hfSSi :
^
P
^
J^^gllJgilJLi^iiJnh^l^Ht performance
||jggg^»^^. W
f '^^^ ¦ak. First tankfu l, get the blend specifically
,«gg>5
iwrg "" recommended for your car. But next time,
--^y PI
try ojoppmgdown to thenextlowerWend
j^Jf".l """Jt
Thllt 's how you save at Sunoco !
\ . \ UEtf^i|K
M01'° ! F°r "Re8ular" buyers, too!
i i V^-a^BrP^ Y
QM
can get higher octane at "regular"
V • »f«e With Blend '200'...it' s proved
r Z^~
. 1^
^RWW
™y Its higher in quality... hlgheat in valuel
JM fi "^><: ^
Note buried t a n k s . Fnnn these, pump draws
SS li .rii • " (a) premium quality Blue Sunoco '200', and (b)
Pn Ip1
* •¦« Sunoco Octane Concentrate (speciully refined
f/ I 'iVpj.«, '-'"'¦I . motor fuel). These are precisely blended by the
I Vu ^^*v.l pump to the exact blend number ordered. Approved
¦
n
j A by various governmental authorities! CUS71£ff i
f— y\
m fcs§»» BLEMDED
^ >W
I ^ The only
^
,, ^
M ^
\
, HL ; « -
^
thrift y way to buy ^^^$51SjM
j flf* f|
S
^^PT<
I premiums today ! U
^UPlUbU
ARROW OIL COMPANY
S. D. Kesten - President
Telephone SPring 5-1010
TIME SCHEDULE
Note Playdates for Correct Times.
OSTERVILLE
G A R D E N VILLAGE
T A X I
Tel. - GA - 8-6530
Bus - Train & Plane Service
Thurs.. Fri.. Sat. Dec. 4-5-6
Home Before Dark
Jean Simmons - Dan O'Herlihy
Mats, .-it 2, Eves. Coat, from (1:-I5
FEATURE nt - IS - (I:.7
!" - 9:20
Sun.. Mon.. Tues. Dec. 7, 8, 9
Technicolor
HOUSEBOAT
Cary Grant - Sophia Loren
Shows Sun . Com. from 2:W
Monday nnd Tuesday Mats . 2:00
Evenings 7:00 and 9:15
WEDNESDAY Dec. 10
"THE BLOB"
Steven McQueen
Aneta Gorseant
Mat. at 2:00, Eve. at 7 and 9
STARTS THURSDAY Dec. 11
"In Love And War"