Mark Jacobucci
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#1. Barnstable Patriot, December 31, 1964
"William Dooley, Mark Jacobucci unci Stephen Nystrom to Nen 3; Mason Boucher, Timothy Johnson, Terrence Hurd and James Monroe to Den 4; "E."
#2. Barnstable Patriot, March 11, 1965
"Jaxtimer, Mark Jacobucci, Lee Newton, Steven Nystrom and Michael Tarvainen. Robert Grant received his oneyear pin and Thomas Iliffe a twoyear pin. A silver arrow in Woll rank went to Richard Pinney, gold arrow in Wolf to Edmund Fuller,"
#3. Barnstable Patriot, Thursday, April 01, 1965
"Wolf badge; Brian Smith, gold arrow In Wolf; Peter Bain, gold and silver arrows in Wolf; Mark Jacobucci and Stephen Nystrom, silver arrows in Wolf; William Murzic, Jr"
#4. Barnstable Patriot, September 02, 1965
"Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacobucci and sons Mark and Andrew have returned to their Benzer Lane home from a week's camping at White Lake State Park in Ossipee, N.H. Mrs. Douglas R. Gordon has returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Merrick of"
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#5. Relevance 10 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, December 30, 1965 | Page: 7
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Bear badges Mark Jacobucci and Rpberl Johnson; first year pins to Edmund
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#6. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, February 24, 1966 | Page: 8
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Awards were presented to William Dooley, Peter Bain, Edmund Fuller, Jr., James Johnson, and Brian Smith, Bear badges; Michael Stykowskl, Peter Kelly, Brain Proctor, Paul Wetherbee, Joseph O'Brien, Kevin Fellows and Daniel Griffith, Wolf badges; Mark Jacobucci, gold: arrow in Wolf rank, Mark Stewart, three year pin; E.
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#7. Relevance 1 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, June 13, 1968 | Page: 4
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Smith; and Third Award, Mark L. Jacobucci. Citizenship Awards went to Mason N. Boucher, Stanley Buckler II, Jodi Anne Gilchrist, Sally Glista, Michael J. Grace, Mark L. Jacobucci, James H.
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#8. Relevance 6 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 06, 1969 | Page: 6
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Susan Dunlap, Mark Forte, Nancy Fulcher, Josie Gilchrist, Sally Glister, Leslie Goodspeed, Deborah Gorenflo, Caroline Gould, Michael Grace, Peter Hansen, Donna Harding, Paul Heher, Christopher Hobart, Sheryll Hirshberger, Mark Jacobucci, Kim Kelley, Nancy Lahteine, Douglas Lyon, Mary Lyons, Frances Mc-Garry, Sheila McKeon, Barry Mitchell, James Monroe, Kathryn Mudgett, Kevin...
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#9. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 22, 1969 | Page: 7
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Donna Greene, Peter Hansen, Donna Harding, Richard Haskell, Barbara Hayes, Sheryll Hirshberger, Christopher Hobert, Mark Jacobucci, James Johnson, Kim Kelley and Douglas Lyon.
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#10. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, November 20, 1969 | Page: 2
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Brian Dacey, Christopher Davis, John Davis, Elisabeth Dery, Douglas Drew, Jeffrey Eiler, Mark Forte, Paul Frazier, Jodie Gilchrist, Deborah Gorenfio, Caroline Gould, Michael Grace, Stephen Gregory, Donna Harding, Belinda Higgins, Sheryll Hirshberger, Christopher Hobert and Mark Jacobucci.
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Barnstable Patriot, Thursday, September 02, 1965; Page: 10
Suzanne Howes Married At Barnstable
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. the afternoon of AUL. 28 Miss Suzanr.e Howes was united in marriage to John E. Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vasil D Stevens of Framingham. by the Rev. Paul Clark Martin at St. Mary'.- Episcopal Church in Barnstable. Given in marriage by her father. Luther Howes of Cummaquid, the bride wore a white crepe floor length empire gown The sleeveless scoop necked bodice was highlighted by a crocheted lace cape and the bride's headpiece was of the same lace. She carried a cascade of whit* marguerites. The gown was designed by the bride and made by the bridegroom's mother Attending her sister as matron of honor was Carolee T. Howes, who wore an empire sheath in apricot taffeta and matching rosette headpiece. The bridesmaids, in fern green taffeta empire sheaths and
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carrying white cascades of chrysanthemums, were Mrs. Philip Steere of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Miss Susan J Smith of Boston. Best man for Mi Stevens was David Hughes of Natick, while ushering duties were performed by Vincent Demattio of Brockton and Richard Soby of Medway.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Howes chose a dress of pale blue crepe and matching accessories, The bridegroom's mother wore a gown of light green silk.
A reception was held immediately following the ceremony at Bacor Farm m Barnstable from where the couple left for a honeymoon ir New York. Upon their return, the newlyweds will reside in Franklin, N. H.. where they will both bt teaching in the school system .
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showings. Senary, Stewart, Wilson, Young and Jenks took part in the recent Plymouth regatta with Jim Henry placing second and Nancy Young, third. At least one member of the club. Mrs. Wilton (Betty) Crosby, Jr., participated in the recent Edgartown cat-boat regatta.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Kleeck of Green Dunes Drive, West Hyannis Port have announced the engagement of their daughter Helen Claire, to Robert E. Rantn. son of Mr and Mrs. Talsto Ranta son of Mr. and Mrs. Talsto Ranta of Marstons Mills. Miss Van Kleeck is a 1964 graduate of Barnstable High School and is a secretary at Household Finance in Hyannis. Mr, Ranta is a 1962 graduate of Barnstable and is employed at Whitney Wayside Furniture Co.. in Dennlsport. The couple will be married Sept 4 at South Congregational Church. Centerville. with the Rev. Warren H Johnson, officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion H. Coley of 1716 Ocean Dunes Terrace, Daytona Beach. Fla., and Piney Point Drive, Centerville. have announced the engagement of their daughter. Gail Elizabeth, to Robert Douglas Salie. son of Mr. and Mr«. Alfred W. Salie of Norwood. Miss Coley. granddaughter of Mrs. L. B. Coley and the late Mr. Coley of Daytona Beach and of the late Commander and Mrs. William T. Powers of Centerville, is a 1962 graduate of Father Lopez High School. Daytona Beach, attended the college of Notre Dame of Mar. -. - land in Baltimore and is now a student at George Washington Un-Iverslty, Washington, D.C. Mr. Salie was graduated front John Hopkins University in Baltimore in June. 1965. is studying for hi Master's degree in Education and will teach in Alexandria High School in Virginia. The couple plans a Dec. 28 weddint
Mr and Mrs. Frederick P. Morion of Checkerbrny Lane, West Yarmouth, have announced the lent of their daughter. Pamela, to Lee A. Sarkinen, son of Mr and Mrs. John E. Sarkinen of Main Street, this village. Miss Morton wa graduated from Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High School in 1964, and is now employed at Puritan Clothing Company in Hyannis. Her fiance will graduate from Barnstable Vocational High this year, majoring in horticulture. No date has been set for the wedding.
Announcement has been made of the engagement of their daughter Isobel, by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McCutcheon of Kearney, N.J., to Gordon S. Baker of Centerville. A graduate of Muhlenberg Hospital School of Nursing, Miss Mc-Cutcheon is employed at Cape Cod Hospital. Her fiance, formerly of Fairhaven, is employed by New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. A September wedding is planned.
MAJ. POLSON ATTENDING GENERAL STAFF COLLEGE Maj. Harold A. Poison, 49, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Poison, Phinney's Lane, Centerville, is now at-, tending the U. S Army Command and General Staff College at Fort i Leavenworth, Kan. Major Poison began the 18-week associate course of the college, Aug. - 13. along with 450 U. S. Army and Allied officers from 20 other nations. BRIDAL SHOWER A miscellaneous pro-nuptial shower for Miss Barbara Toas. who will become the bride of Donald Meyer of West Hyannis Fori Sept. 12. was held at the home of the Kent Swensons of Park Avenue. Aug. 24. Cohostesses with Mrs. Sewenson were Mrs. Jerrold W. Curry of Centerville and Miss Jane Tobin of Hyannis. Floral bouquets with decorations in pastels and a bridal cake were featured and Miss Toas was the recipient of many lovely gifts from the 31 guests present from Centerville and surrounding villages. Refreshments of sandwiches and punch, cake, candy and nuts were served.
WILLIAM GUILDS lO EXHIBIT William Childs of Milford, N.H., well known in are circles here and elsewhere plans a one man show at Cape Cod Art Association, Hyannis. Sept. 16-30. A son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph F. Childs of Centerville. Bill Is a raduate of Barnstable and of Massachusetts College of Art in Boston. He is art instructor in Milford schools and has exhibited in several New Hampshire shows, received four awards recently In Nashua, and murals by him are at Hyannis Inn and Hyannis Inn Motel. Mr. and Mrs. Child?, their daughter Lisa and son Jay and Mrs. Childs' mother, Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, have been spending two weeks at the Joseph Childs cottage at Wequaquet.
PERSONALS
Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Miller, Cralgville Beach Road, include Mr. and Mrs. John McCrillis. Laura, David and William of Newport, N.H.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold R Richards of West Hartford. Conn.: Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Gavin and Keith of Natick: Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Murphy and Ellzabethann of Buffalo, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. James L. Piper, James and Cindy of Dover; Mr. and Mrs. H. IsY-wcomb Eldredge, John, Sandra and Christopher of Newport, NIL: Dr. and Mrs. John Snyder and Elizabeth Grace Stephenson of Washington, D.C. and R. Lloyd Stephenson, the Miller's godson, from Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reidt and three daughters of Exeter, N.H., have been visiting Mr. Charles E. Reidt of Main Street and the Rev. and Mrs. Warren H. Johnson and family of Church Hill.
August guests of Mrs. Victor Hedberg of Old Stnge Road have been Mrs. Earl H. Spencer of North Miami, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Bourquln of Pasadena, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Swartz of Yonkers. N.Y.. and Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur S. Rogers of Waterbury, Conn. Mrs. Hedberg's daughter and son and their families — Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ensminger and sons Jeffrey. John and James of Greensboro, N.C.. and Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Hedberg, 3rd and daughters Joanne and Katherine and son Victor of Waterbury. Conn., have also been here with the latter family scheduled to return for the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hautancn have returned from a week's tour of northern New England staying at Litchfield, N.H. Mr. and Mrs. James Sabo of Phinneys Lane are visiting Mr. Sabo's mother. Mrs. Rose Sabo in Tonawanda. N.Y.. and plan to visit relatives in Buffalo before a tour of Canada on the return trip home. Specialist 4/c Jeifevey W. Crocker, U.S. Army, of the Old Guard Military District near Washington, D.C. is spending a month's leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Crocker of Falmouth Road. Miss Anne E. Beldan of Long Island. N.Y.. and Falmouth Rd.. Centerville and her former college roommate, Miss Winifred Speyer of Flushing and Mastic Beach, Long Island, have been touring New England and leave this week for their respective teaching positions In SayvlUe and Hempsteand, Long Island. Mrs. Ljmn A. Foote and daughter, Mrs. William Stone, Sr.. of Morris, N.Y . who have been visiting Mrs. Foote's sister, Mrs. Frances Anderson of Juniper Road, and Miss Nancy Stone, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. William Rinn in Danvers, have returned to their homes. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ward Hobbs and daughter of Oakton, Va.. and Mr. and Mrs. John Hobbs of Cohasset have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Vallis of Juniper Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacobucci and sons Mark and Andrew have returned to their Brenzer Lane home from a week's camping at White Lake State Park in Ossipee, N.H.
Mrs. Douglas R. Gordon has returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Merrick of Balm-^3
vllle, N.Y. Mrs. Louis F. Bauer of North Hampton has been vlsltlne her sister, Mrs. Gordon. The Rev. Dr. Charles D. Roden. burger, minister of Immanuei United Church of Christ in Bain, more, Md., will be the speaker at the last Sunday evening ecunicn. leal service at Cralgville Taber. nacle on Sept. 5 A graduate of Franklin and Mar. shall College and of Lancaster Theological Seminary, he served as president of Lehigh Snynod of Evangelical and Reformed Church ami has been active in interdemination.al work. Note — Just "for the record" - the team from the Craigvllle Im Staff won the volley ball summer contest against the C.B .A. T_,ife Guard team in hard fough t battle? 5-4.
