Barnstable Patriot, Thursday, April 11, 1963; Section: Front page, Page: 1
School Officials Announce Boundaries For Hyannis Elementary Districts; More New Teachers Appointed By Committee
Appointment ot a supervising prhicipal and three teachers, as well as .he establishment ol school districts for the new Hyannis West Elementary School and the Hyannis Elementary School, constituted business of the Barnstable School Committee at a mee.lng held Tuesday night. William B. Fratus of Hyannis, principal of the Centervllle School for the past six years, was named supervising principal of the Center-Vllle and Cotult Elementary Schools. Before becoming principal of the Cen ervllle School, Mr. Fratus had served as a teacher in the Orleans and Barnstable High Schools. Ho holds a Bachelor's Degree from the former Hyannis State Teachers College and has done advanced work at Brldgcwatcr Btato College. Mrs. Lillian I. Bouwolno of Centervllle was appointed a fourth grade teacher In the Hyannis Elementary School. Mrs. Houwelno holds a Bachelor's Degree from Hyannis State Teachers College and taught four years In Falmouth, throe years in Louisville, Ky., and one year in the American Overscan School System in Germany. Mrs. Pauline A. Johnson of West Yarmouth was a teacher to teach a third grade In the Hyannis Elementary School third grado teacher named. Mrs. Johnson holds Bachelor's Degrees from Mt. Holyokc and Simmons Colleges and will receive a Muster's Degree lrom Bridgewater State this mimmor. For the past four years she has taught In the Henry T. Wing School,
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Elected to leach a special class in Barnstable Junior High School was Mrs, Margaret A. Phlnnoy ol Centervllle. Mrs, Phlnnoy holds a Bachelor's Degree from Brldgowater Stale College and for the past 11 years has boon associated with Cape Cod Hospl.al where at Uic present sho is serving as principal of tho School of Practical Nursing. DISTRICT BOUNDARIES School officials plan to enroll 476 pupils In the Hyannis Elementary School where Micro aro 18 olan»- roums and 441 pupils In tho now llymml-i West School which has 17 class rooms. Tho school committee ha accepted tho new building as "substantially complete" as ol April 12. Only a few minor finishing touches remain to be dono. Boundaries for the area sorvlcod by the Hytmnla Elomontnry Behoof were announced us follows: EAST By Uio Yarmouth-^ irnstuljlo .Uwjf'llno. <, NORTH—By an imaginary lino running from the Yurmouth Lino on Yarmouth ltd. (Willow St.) to a poin on Rio. 132 oast of tho Intersection of Pino Needle I,line and I tie. 132. WEST—This boundary originates at abovo point on me 132 and runs In a southerly direction to the intersection of Botty's Pond Ret and Mitchell Way, proceeds sou horly to tho West End Rotary and then easterly to the intursuctlon of South and Boa Sir., thon southorly, paralleling Sea SI. to tho Oosnold Intersection. Note: Students on tho Northslde or West Main St. from the West End Rotary to the Intersection or South and Sou St. will be enrolled at the llyiimils Elementary School; thoso students living on Newton, Potter and on the southrJdo of Wost Main will he enrolled at tho Hyannis West Elementary as will all those living on Sea St, Including Angell ltd. and Clifton, but not Including Oak Neck Rd. SOUTH—From the intersection of Sou St. and Oosnold following tho shoreline In an COS orly direction to tho Yarmouth Town Lino, HYANNIS Wl 1ST DISTRICT Boundaries for the area serviced by the Hyannis West Elementary School are as follows: fContluuoil on PHRO 2) (Continued from Page 1) EAST—From the intersection ol Oosnold St. and Sea St. running in n northerly direction parallel to Sea St. including Angell Rd. and Clifton Rd. to the Intersection of South and Sea St., running westerly following South and Main St. to the west end rotary, proceeding in a northerly dlrec'.ion to the Intersection ot Betty's Pond Rd. and Mitchell Way and continuing to a point on Rte. 132 east of the intersection of Pine Needle Lane and Rte. 132. SOUTH—From the intersection of Gosnold and Sea following the shore line west to a point on Craigville Beach Rd. west of the Intersection of Centervllle Ave. and Craigville Beach Rd. WEST—From above point on Craigville Beach Rd. in a northerly direction to the Intersection ol S'anley Way and Pine St. in Centervine and then proceeding in a north easterly direction to the intersection of Old Strawberry Hill Rd. and Rte. 132. NOTE: This Area includes that part of Phlnney's Lane starting at the intersection of Phlnney's Lane and Wequaquet Lane and proceeding north. The area west of this intersection will be serviced by the Centervllle School. Those students living on Rte. 28 from the corner of Phlnney's Lane and Rte. 28 will be enrolled at the Hyannis West Elementary School. NORTH—From the intersection of Old Strawberry Hill Rd. and Rte. 132 and proceeding easterly along R'e. 132 to a point east of the intersection of Rte. 132 and Pine Needle Lane. The adult choir, under the direction of Mrs. Bryce H. Clowery, will sing Alleluia, Christ is Risen by Kopolyoff and Joy Comes With Easter by Marryott. The Junior choir, also directed by Mrs. CSiowery, will sing Mumma's Lilies-FOOD SALE A food sale will be held Friday, April 19, 12 noon, in the parish hall of the Unitarian Church. Committee in charge Includes: Mrs. Roger L. Lyon, chairman, Mrs. John W. Vallis, Mrs. Edward S. Young, and Mrs. Frank K. Christie. Roger L. Lyon will serve as cashier. This Is one of a series of monthly food sales conducted by the ways and means committee of the church.

NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED A brief service of recognition and welcome to new members was included in the order of worship of the Unitarian Church of Barnstable on Pa'im Sunday, and a social hour was held following the service. New members are: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Leonard, Louis Jacobucci, and Alston T. Barrett of Centervllle; Mrs. Lyman F. Mears, Harwich Port; Mrs. Virginia F. Kennedy, Miss Janice Glover, and Mrs. Volodia A. Eyed of Hyannis; Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Christie, Cummaquid; Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pace, Mr. and Mrs. David M. Owen, Edward Nemec, Mrs. Mary H. Mandell, Mrs. W. Dana Holmes, Mrs. Alfred R. Hussey, and Mrs. Raymond Nell of Barnstable; Mrs. Barbara Cotton, West Barnstable; Mr. and Mi's. Reginald E. Nickerson, Yarmouth Port; and Mrs. Martin Kapp, South Yarmouth.

THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH The Rev. John T. Griffin, pastor. Both choirs will sing at the 10:30 a.m. worship service on Easter Sunday. The senior choir will sing Welcome, Happy Morning by Lorenz, and Alleluia, Jesus Lives by Landon. The Junior choir will s<ng Easter Bells of Joy by Geibel. Mrs. Griffin will play At Break of Lawn by Moore for her prelude, In the Garden with Jesus by Lorenz for her offertory, and Where, Grave, Thy Victory by Dale as the postlude, Congregational hymns will be Christ the Lord Is Risen Today, Christ Arose, and When He Cometh- The pastor will preach on the subject When He Cometh. At 11 the primary department will process to the Upper Room Chapel. All other classes will meet at 11:30, Including adults.
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Paul Clark Martin, rector. Harry Easter, organist-choirmaster. Good Flday, April 12 from 12 noon to 3 p.m., meditation on The Seven Last Words. Saturday, April 13 at 4 p.m., The Sacrament of Holy Baptism. Easter Sunday, April 14, 7:30 a.m, Holy Communion, 9:15 a.m., Holy Communion, Presentation of the Lenten Mite Box Offerings, Peter Eustace, soloist. Sermon will be by Dr. Eugene Goechtlus. Nursery at this hour. Classes Grades 1-3. 11 a.m., festival service of Holy Communion. Miss Holly Outwln, soloist. Sermon by the rector.
LOCAL BOY ON BOWLING ROLL-OFF ON TV Jay Slmpklns, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Slmpklns of this village, a member of the bowling league from Cape Bowl, The P, nbusteti along with five other boys, *' chosen by Rex Trailer of TV f to appear on the B " Championship Roll-off ] ast ^J day. '
Jay, who has been bowling iot only a year and who has done ej. ceptlonally well, with 12 others wiw had the highest averages for th. year, met with Rex Trailer two weeks ago. From this group uve were selected to compete with another team In Scotch Bowling

Barnstable Patriot, April 11, 1963

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