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hours of skilled craftsmen's time
and cuts down on the cost of these
homes and the numbers of work-
men required to finish the house
or building. I
Custom house buildin g requires
a different approach , and many
Cape builders are finding it diffi-
cult to get workers who can keep
their building operations at maxi-
mum capacity.
MORE VOKE TRAINING
John W. Lebel , head of the Ost-
erville based Lebel Construction
Co. stated that he employs 60 peo-
ple on a year-round basis and has
a nucleus of 20 employees who
have been with the firm 20 years
or more. It was this firm that
built the new Sheraton Motel in
Hyannis.
Mr. Lebel tries to utilize the
specific talents of his staff. Work-
ers who can shingle with dexterity
and speed (and who wants a leaky
roof) are as vitally important- to
the building industry as the cabi-
net makers who give the custom
built home the finishing touches.
Mr. Lebel thinks the present
building boom on Cape Cod will
continue for at least 10 more
years. He heartily supports any
building trades oriented vocation-
al training programs for Barnsta-
ble County. His company always
has room for the skilled worker
and also for people who are wilt-
ing to work and learn the trade.
He endorses the idea of the new
Town of Barnstabl e Industrial
Park as a way to attract highly
skilled people to the Cape.
Alfred Martin, head of a Santuit
based father - son firm, employs
one other persori on a year-round
basis. Mr. Martin says it is very
difficult to hire carpenters and
finds that he has to train those
that he employs. He says that it
takes four years to develop a high-
ly skilled carpenter. Other build -
ers q u e ried corroborated thi s
statement.
This, firm keeps busy all year
and has had to turn down two
house building jobs this fall as it
did not have the staff to do the ex-
tra work. Mr. Martin figures that
it cants around $21,500 now to build
a small , good quality home in this
area.
MULTI-FAMILY ZONING
Arthur Williams, a Centerville
based building company, employs
25 - 30 men year round. He pres-
ently has two trainees " working
and learning " under the Mass.
Veterans G.I. Bill.
"
'
Mr. Williams, president of Mass-
achusetts Homebuilders A s s n . ,
says there Is a definite shortage
or skilled craftsmen in the build-
ing industry all over the country.
His" firm , now working at peak
capacity, primarily builds custom
homes on the Cape. It does, how-
ever , have a shop that makes cab-
inets and glue-nailed roof trusses
ordered by other Cape builders
w h i c h speeds up construction
deadlines.
Mr. Williams stated that build-
ing, activity seems to be slowing
up a little now all over the Cape.
The high cost of land , materials
labor, and mortgage rates prohi-
bits young families and those on
fixed incomes from undertaking
the building of a new home.
Advocating a less stringent at-
titude by local and regional plan-
ning boards in respect to zoning
requirements, Mr. Williams thinks
more consideration should be giv-
en to multi-family zoning. Young
families and older retired people
want this type of housing facility
in desirable locations. They ' do
not want to worry about repairs
or the lack of repairmen , or lawn
care or any other upkeep problem.
lie thinks building codes throu-
ghout the Cape should be revised
so that all villages and towns will
have the same building codes spe-
cifications. Mr. Williams said the
state is studying the possibility of
a state-wide ordinance that would
make all building codes uniform.
L a r r y Weaver , employment
manager for Volpe Construction
Co., a Maiden , Mass. based firm
that has the contract for construc-
tion of the new Hyannis Mall on
Routes 28 and 132, reported that
there are presently 80 men work-
ing on this job. This is a union -
shop job and most of the workers
come from off the Cape. He did
not know how many of the men
stayed on the Cape during the
week.
Mr. Weaver did say that for the
past month and a half the mall
job has needed 20 more brick lay-
ers and they are having a very
difficult time finding these men.
New Bedford is the headquarters
for the Bricklayers Union in this
area, and most of the bricklayers
are either employed or not inter-
ested in driving back and forth to
the Cape each day when the wea-
ther can be precarious. There is
plenty of work available in their
own communities.
Edison C. Marney, partner in the
building firm of Rogers and Mar-
ney, Osterville, said they now have
six men working for them but
they would like to find two more
highly qualified men. They are
looking desperately for one vari-
skilled person whose whole time
would be devoted to roof leaks,
storm windows, small repair jobs
and other maintenance work. This
type of worker is very difficult to
find although he might come from
the retired ranks.
Mr. Marney says it takes a
month now to get shingles and
other supplies.
John Botello, a Santuit builder,
re - echoed the sentiments expre-
ssed by all the other builders in-
terviewed. Mr. Botello said, "You
can't get enough skilled workers
on the Cape." He- has two other
men working with him but could
use two more year - round car -
penters. '" ¦
"
He has had ' four helpers quit in
the past 8 months because of the
hard work and the weather condi-
tions one encounters in the build-
ing industry at various times on
Cape Cod. The day I talked to Mr.
Botello was a bitter cold day and
he said young people won't work
under these weather conditions
^
The number of jobs Mr. Bqtel-
lo's firm can undertake is scaled
to the help he ,tyas available and
he has had to refuse many home ,
building Jobs.
REGRETS FIRE SCHOOL LEASE
Paul ,. Lorusso, head of Hyannis
Sand and Grav«l,_Cpmpany, one of
three companies,,„pn Cape Cod ,
whose products are very impor-
tant to the building construction
business, employs 23 men ana
could use 8-10 more. He finds it
very difficult to get , workers from
the Cape. His company particul-
arly needs mechanics, welders ,
and five to six men with mechan-
ical ability who could learp the
processing plant system.
Mr. Lorusso, chairman of the
Town of Barnstable Ind u strial
Park Development Committee , - is
devoting many hours to this pro-
ject. He feels strongly that this
park will bolster the Cape's econ-
omy and also will serve to attract,
and hold the young ambitious fa-
mily to Cape Cod.
Town of Barnstable officials re-
negotiated a 50-year lease with the
County Fire Training School offi-
cials on land in the proposed I
-ndustrial Development Park area
Which will limit the full utilization
of this land for industrial expan-
sion. He strongly urges that town
voters reconsider this lease
An interview with Victor Mazz-
arello , director of Barnstable High
School Vocational Training Pro-
gram, will be described in a sep-
arate article.
Tradesmen Needed
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The Cof-uir Oyster Co. offers this reward for
evidence leading to the arrest and conviction
of poachers on Grants Numbers 2, 3, 4 and 5
in Ccruir Bay leased from the Town*' of Barn-
stable.
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COTJIT OYSTER CO.
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CADILLAC OLDS
92 Barnstable Rd.
Hyannis, Mass. 775-3600
LEGAL NOTU l >
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
estate of ANTON S C H M A L -
HPFER, late of Barnstable, in said
County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a certain
instrument purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by AN-
TON W: SCHMALHOPER, of
Barnstable (Hyannis ) , in the Coun-
ty of Barnstable, praying that he
be appointed executor thereof
without giving a surety on his
bond, Karoline Schmalhofer, first
executrix named in said will , hav-
ing predeceased the testator, and
further praying that said will may
be proved and allowed without the
testimony of the subscribing wit-
nesses.
If you desire to object thereto
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock
in the forenoon on the 23rd day of
December, 1969, the return day of
this citation.
Witness, ALFRED C. KNIGHT.
Esquire, Judge of said Court, this
18th day of November, 1969.
FREDERIC P. CLAUS8EN,
Register.
Nov. 27 Dec. 4, 11
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
estate of CHARLES G. HALL late
of Barnstable (West Hyannisport )
in said County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court, praying that BERTHA
M. HALL of Barnstable, ' (West
Hyannisport) in the CquntyM Of
Barnstable or some other 'suitable
person, be appointed administra-
trix of said estate. J . - ,
If you desire to object thereto
you or your attorney should file
a written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in,
the forenoon on the 9th day of
December 1969, the return day of
this citation.
Witness ALFRED C. KNIGHT.
Esquire, Judge of said Court/ this
12th day of November 1969.
FREDERIC P. CLAUSSEN.
Register.
Nov. 20, 27 Dec. 4
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
trust estate under the will of ROH-
COE W. HAMBLIN late of Barn-
stable (Hyannis ) in said County,
deceased, for the benefit of Made-
line N. Hamblin.
The trustee of said estate has
presented to said Court for allow-
ance its 17th, 18th , 19th , 20lh and
21st accounts.
If you desire to object thereto
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock
in the forenoon on the 23rd day
of December 1969 the return day
of this citation.
Witness, ALFRED C. KNIGHT ,
Esquire, Judge of said Court , tlv ^
18th day of November 1969.
FREDERIC P. CLAUSSEN ,
Register.
Nov. 27, Dec. 4. 11 _
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss. Probate Court
To all persons interested in the
estate (if AXEL M. SUNDOUIST,
also known as AXEL M. SUND-
KVIST , late of BARNSTAB L E
(Hyannis) in said County, .deceas-
ed.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a certain
instrument purporting to be, the
last will of said deceased._j.by STINA
A F. SUNDQUIST, of Barnstable
(Hy annis), in the County -of Barn-
stable, praying that she be appoin-
ted executrix thereof without giv-
ing a surety on her bond.
If you desire to object thereto
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten O'clock in
the forenoon on the 13th day of
January, , 1970, the return day of
this citation.
Witness, ALFRED C. KNIGHT,
Esquire , Judge of said Court , this
26th day of November, 1969.
Frederic P. Claussen,
Register.
Dec 4, 11, 18 .
FOUNDATION TO
ROOF
WE CAN DO THE
JOB , >
WHAT'S UP TOP
REALLY COUNTS
Don's risk having faulty roof-
ing damage ceilings and hike
heating costs. Have our ex-
perts check your home for
proper roofing. If repairs or
re-roofing are indicated, we'll
do the job" reasonably.
Come in or Call
BERNARD WILBER
'40 Bsartas Way . Hvannia
r.l 775-5186
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Friends, students, teachers, board
and corporation members and all
others interested have been invited
to the third annual Nog-i, id-Carol
party of the Cape Cod Conservatory
of Music and Arts "
.his Sunday at
3 p.m. in the Village Hall, Barn-
stable.
Admission is free to the event,
sponsored by the Conservatory
Guild.
The program will include two
groups of Christmas songs by the
Guild chorale, directed by Har-
rington vanHoesen, and Christmas
music by a student brass choir.
There will be carol singing for
everybody.
Members of the brass ensemble
are Raymond Scovilland David
Thomas, trumpets; Edwin Mac-
Lean, trombone; John Thomas, bar-
itone ; Frank Limouze, tuba. Paul-
ine Dary of the faculty directs the
group. Mrs. Philip M, Boudreau ac-
companies the chorale.
Arrangements for the party are
in charge of Mrs. Walner L. Peter-
son, Mrs. J. F. Miller and Mrs.
vanHoesen. Hostesses are Mrs.
Allen Minkonen and Miss Virginia
Sears.
Once in the air, many insects
stay there easily because of air
pockets In their bodies. Grasshop-
pers have been seen 1000 miles at
sea, mosquitoes at one mile above
the earth, and bees six miles up.
Nog-Carol Party
At Conservatory
Sunday Afternoon Cape Cod United Fund announ-
ced that it had exceeded 75 per-
cent of its goal of $250,000 in the
1969 campaign now in progress.
Latest total of contributions re-
ceived is $191,000, and with about
two weeks to go, the United Fund
needs $60,000 to reach its goal and
to insure that the minimum needs
of its 15 member agencies are me.t
Already four Cape Cod commu-
nities have reached or exceeded
their assigned goals. In Osterville
Chairman John Reilly, whose vill-
age goal is $14,000, has already
raised $17,379.
Genera 1 Campaign Chairman
J. Norman Fitzgerald, expressed
confidence that with a continua -
tion of the support already evi -
denced by the people of Cape Cod
the United Fund will reach or ex-
ceed its goal within the next few
weeks.
A final report dinner is planned
for all Cape Cod United Fund
workers in the near future.
i .
United Fund Heads
Towards Its Goal
CHECK YOUR POLICY NOW!
Be sure it's up to date. Rising property
values and replacement costs could
make your present fire insurance in-
adequate.
SEE US ABOUT IT SOON
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soon. You'll be pleased to find so many
things.
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• SEASONAL NAPKINS AND TABLECLOTHS
• ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
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AUTO BODY REPAIRS
NEIL'S
AUTO BODY SHOP
RT. 6A — WEST BARNSTABLE
TEL. 362-3390
ALUMINUM PRODUCTS "
RAY SPRINKLE CO.
WINDOWS - DOORS
ROOFING - SIDING
Hyannis Tel. 775-1778
ART SUPPLIES
hyannis
art
supplies
"
your cape art supply
headquarters"
Sherman Sq., Hyannis . 775-2976
. BOAT YARD
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FOR SMALL BOAT OWNERS
COMPEETE MARINE SERVICE
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157 Pleasant St. Tel. 775-1707
CABlNET
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14'
our Zrormica L ^etiter
Custom Built Cabinets
Hyannis Tel. 775-2416
CLEANERS (Hyannis)
SPARTAN CLEANERS
Fast Cleaning Service
242 Barnstable Road
Hyannis Tel. 775-8119
KITCHEN CABINETS
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BRUCE R. LOVEJOY Co.
BATHROOM VANITIES
Show room and Office Main St.
RTE. 6A, BARNSTABLE, 362-3639
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,
ATTENTION
68 Singer (Touch and Sew), Sewing
Machine. Gray with Blue Dial in
Walnut Cabinet $44.00 - Terms
$2.00 weekly. Tel. 775-3434
MOTORS (Electric)
CAPE COD
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Oil Burner Controls & Parts
24-Hour Electric Motor Service
HYANNIS Tel. 775-3031
Reg, of Motor Vehicles Bldg.
MOVING & STORAGE
CHILDS
MOVING & STORAGE
Agent: MAYFLOWER
WORLD-WIDE MOVING SERVICE
HYANNIS Tel. 775-5544
OFFICE
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EQUiP7& FURN.
NEW STEEL FILES
4-Dr. Letter Size $39.00
(Delivered Cape Cod)
H. M. Meserve Co., Inc.
Hyannis Tel. 775-0433
OIL-FUEL
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MURRAY'S FUEL OIL
OIL BURNER SERVICES
24-HR. SERVICE CONTRACTS
2-WAY RADIO CONTROL
Dennisport Tel. 398-2408
PAINT
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LLOYD'S
NORFOLK PAINT STORE
382 MAIN ST.
HYANNIS 775-1091
CAPE COD COLOR CENTER
"LEGAL NOTICES ]
LOST PASSBOOK ,
Notice is here given- that
Passbook No. SS 4258 issued by
Sandwich Co-operative Bank, has
been lost or destroyed and that
application has been made to
Sauawich Co-operative Bank to is-
sue duplicate book in accordance
with requirements of General
Laws. Ter. Ed., Chapter 167, Sec-
tion 20.
NoV. 27 Deq.^J! H i
LOST PASSBOOK
Notfo<» I" hpre Hven t h n t
Passbook . No. ss 5061 issued by
Sandwich Co-operative Bank , has
been lost or destroyed and that
apjU'O on has been made to
Snnr'"- !f v' fo-onerative Bank to is-
sue duplicate book in accordarc"
wi.n .moments of .^nwal
Laws . Ter. Ed., Chapter 167, Sec-
lion 20.
Nov. 20, 27 Dec. 4
REALTORS
GENIEVE C. BEARSE
-
Realtor
580 Main St. Centerville
Tel. 775-0865
H. W. ROBINSON
REALTOR
COTOTT 428-6564
REAL ESTATE
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. D. Knott
REAL ESTATE
Sales & Rentals
Tel. 362-3159
Main St. Barnstable
JAMES A. WOODWARD
Real Estate — General Insurance
51 Elm Street, Hyannis, 775-0301
"See Me First"
SERVICES
ELECTROLUX
SALES & SERVICE
New Factory Branch
We refurbish and restore to full
power any make cleaner. Trade-
ins welcomed
Salesman and/or Salesladies
Needed.
Telephone for Interview
775-7533
RT. 28
Hyannis near Registry
Motor Vehicles.
CLOUGH & HIGGINS
RUBBISH SERVICE SEASONAL
k COMMERCIAL — CESSPOOL
PUMPING GENERAL TRUCKING
775-1179
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— 775-1351
JULIO R. RENZI
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
Centerville, Mass.
Sewage Systems all types, Drain-
age, Excavations, Trenching, Fill
and Loam.
Call 775-2981 after 6:00 p.m.
TRAVEL
CAPE COD
TRAVEL AGENCY
(A Complete Travel Service)
FREE TRAVEL FILMS
TOURS — CRUISES — RESORTS
STEAMSHIP and AIR
347 Main St., Hyannis 775-3109
TREE SERVICE"
CAPE COD TREE
SERVICE
• COMPLETE TREE SERVICE
• BRUSH CLEARING
• LANDSCAPING
HYANNIS PORT TEL. 775-5448
TROPICAL FISH
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M. J. Coute, owner
TROPICAL FISH - GOLDFISH
PLANTS & FROZEN FISH FOOD
CLOSED MON. & TUES.
Wed., Thurs. & Sun. 2 - 6 p.m.
Frl. & Sat. 2 - 7 p.m.
MAIN ST., RT. 6A , BARNSTABLE
Tel. 362-6969
USED CARS - RENTALS
MocQUADE
MOTOR MART
MINI-COST CAR RENTAL
LOWEST RATES IN MASS.
LONG TERM LEASING
135 Barnstable Road
Hyannis Tel. 775-7720
WELDING
CAPE COD SCALE
COMPANY
FOOD SERVICE MACHINES
WROUGHT IRON RAILINGS
HARRY JONES Tel. 775-1720
WANTED
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WANTED - . Home - 4 or more
rooms - fixer upper. Single lot or
acreage. Charles Menella
960 Waltham Street , Lexington,
Mass.
LEGAL NOTICES _
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is here given t h a t
Passbook No. 2000314 issued by
Sandwich Coopera 11 v e B a n k
Bourne Branch has been made to
Sandwich Cooperative Bank to is-
sue duplicate book in accordance
with requirements of General
Laws, Ter. Ed., Chapter 167, Sec-
tion 20.
Nov. 20., 27 Dec. 4
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is here eiven t h a t
Passbook No. 2-3267 issued by
Sandwich Coopera t i v e B a n k
Bourne Branch has been made to
Sandwich Cooperative Bank to Is-
sue duplicate book in accordance
with requirements of General
Laws, Ter. Ed., Chapter 167, Sec-
tion 20.
Nov. 20, 27 Dec. 4
LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hrre rtven t h a t
Passbook No. S-9049 issued by
Sandwich Co-operative Bank , has
been lost or destroyed and th'i t
application has been made to
Sandwich Co-onerative Bank to is-
sue duplicat" book in accordance
with requ*r°m«nts -of nenera)
Laws. Ter. E^., Chapter 167 , Sec-
tion 20.
Nov. 20, 27 Dec. 4