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#1. Relevance 6 pointsHyannis Patriot | Thursday, December 29, 1927 | Page: 6
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Krnest Cameron and Ruth. i Mrs. Harriet Mecarta.

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#2. Relevance 6 pointsHyannis Patriot | Thursday, January 05, 1928 | Page: 7
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Krncst Cameron, Rulh Cameron, Mrs. Harriett A.

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#3. Relevance 1 pointsHyannis Patriot | Thursday, March 08, 1928 | Page: 8
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Harriett Mecarta. Mrs. Kr-I nest Cameron and S.

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#4. Relevance 2 pointsHyannis Patriot | Thursday, March 28, 1929 | Page: 6
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Fremont Crocker, Aliss Kill li Cameron, Mrs. Harriett A. . Alecartai Mrs. Alida Maxto11 . Air. and Airs. James Metevior and Aliss .Margaret Metevior were in llarnsiable Salurrtay for the all day annual meeting for the beiielii of the County 1-H clubs held in the Village II-ill.

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#5. Relevance 5 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, December 20, 1945 | Page: 5
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Mecarta, Harriet A. to Estelle P. Cameron. Oreutt, Frank M.

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#6. Relevance 100 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, January 07, 1965 | Page: 1
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Mrs. Harriet Cameron, executive director, announces the formation of a new non-profit community service, the culminaton of three years of hard work on the part of a steering committee drawn from the Cape Cod professional community.

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#7. Relevance 20 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 11, 1965 | Page: 4
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Mrs. Harriet Cameron, executive director for the new homemaker service, will be the speaker.

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#8. Relevance 49 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 25, 1965 | Page: 4
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Announcement was made this Week by Executive Director Harriet Cameron ol an eight - session, evening training course for mid - Cape homemaker candidates. The course is scheduled to begin April 5 at Cape Cod Hospital.

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#9. Relevance 41 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, April 16, 1965 | Page: 4
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Announcement was made recently by Executive Director Harriet Cameron of an eight session evening training course for mid-Cape Homemaker candidates.

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#10. Relevance 17 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, May 07, 1965 | Page: 17
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Harriet Cameron, Executive Director of this new service which is currently under organization to serve every member of the Cape Cod community.

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#11. Relevance 22 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, June 10, 1965 | Page: 6
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Homemakers will meet with their director, Mrs. Harriet Cameron, and Outer Cap.1 Supervisor, Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, to participate in an informal sharing of on-the-job extMsvlonpod

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#12. Relevance 16 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, June 25, 1965 | Page: 14
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It was brought out by Executive Director Harriet Cameron in her formal report that two clients nearlng age 100 are able to remain in their homes because of the part time assistance of a trained Homemaker.

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#13. Relevance 12 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, September 17, 1965 | Page: 18
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Harriet Cameron said that while many homemakers are more interested in the job as an avocation, others need to earn every penny they can.

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#14. Relevance 9 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, August 26, 1966 | Page: 8
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Harriet Cameron, John Coe, Mrs. Ethel Collins, John Eiler, Edward Hempel, Louis Jacobuccl, John Roche, and the Rev. Kenneth Warren. Applications and resumes may be sent to Mr. Edward Hempel at the Cape Cod Extension service, Deeds and Probate Building, Barnstable.

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#15. Relevance 17 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 09, 1967 | Page: 3
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Stage manager Is Margot Barnet, Make-up and sound effects are being handled by Harriet Cameron, lights by Jack Vctorlno, and the prompter is Florence Ufhell.

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#16. Relevance 5 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 30, 1967 | Page: 7
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Harriet Cameron, director of Cape Cod Homemaker Service. Staff members prose n t were Louis Jacobuccl, J o h n Brlggs, Olive Carpenter and Mrs. JOSHIC Stringer.

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#17. Relevance 2 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 06, 1967 | Page: 4
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Harriet Cameron of Osterville, Miss Herta Strong of Yarmouth Port, Mr.

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#18. Relevance 4 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, April 07, 1967 | Page: 9
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Harriet Cameron of Osterville; Miss Herta Strong of Yarmouth Port; Mr.

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#19. Relevance 12 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Thursday, April 13, 1967 | Page: 5
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Harriet Cameron, Chairman of Registrations, 298 Main St., Hyannis.

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#20. Relevance 13 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Thursday, April 20, 1967 | Page: 3
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Harriet Cameron, 298 Main St., Hyannis.

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#21. Relevance 16 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 04, 1967 | Page: 2
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Harriet Cameron, 298 Main Street, Hyannis, 775-8181.

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#22. Relevance 6 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Thursday, May 04, 1967 | Page: 7
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Harriet Cameron. ¦¦- - - - - -<--«¦

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#23. Relevance 5 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 18, 1967 | Page: 4
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Harriet Cameron, 298 Main Street, Hyannis, Tel. 115-8181.

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#24. Relevance 2 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, August 03, 1967 | Page: 4
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Ray Hall of Falmouth and Harriet Cameron were united in marriage at the church by Rev. Kenneth Warren.

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#25. Relevance 4 pointsThe Register | Thursday, April 25, 1968 | Page: 15
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Harriet Hall (ne Cameron). was made director of the program. She brought to the organization experience in both social and medical welfare.

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Barnstable Patriot, Thursday, May 18, 1967; Page: 4
Cape UF Campaign Chairman To Speak At Health Parley
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RESCUE ACTIVITY Firemen of the Barnstable department were called out to extinguish a grass fire across from Nemec's In Barnstable Saturday morning. The rescue squad transported Miss Alice Gallagher from her Rendezvous Lane home to Cape Cod Hospital after a fall in which she Injured her hip on Friday. Also requiring transportation to (he hospital this past week were Mrs. William Peak and Mrs. Basil Edwards Br.

UNITARIAN CHURCH The Unity Club of the Unitarian Church is having its annual dinner meeting and election on May

24. Annual Sale for'the Blind is to be held at the church on May 25. Uniteens are planning an outing on horse back this Saturday afternoon. Children's Day is scheduled for June 4.

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Mrs. Winfield Twombly r eturned to her home In Cummaquid Sunday after a visit in St. Louis. Clyde Brennan's mother arrived this week from Fltzwilliam, N.H., for a stay with her son In Cummaquid. Though still in Intensive care at a Boston hospital, Jan Brennan Is reported to be Improving. Mrs. Edward Long of Edwardsvllle, 111., is visiting with her sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Owen, in West Barnstable. Mr. and Mrs. William Ogden Jr. have enjoyed a vacation In Bermuda and are now back at their Barnstable home. Young Bob Watters, formerly of Cummaquid, is having a month's leave from service and expects to be heading for Viet Nam in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crocker Jr. are now in their new home on Willow St., West Barnstable. Mrs. Crocker is the former Denise Donovan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Donovan of Brockton. The young people were married recently at St. Edward's Church in Brockton, with a honeymoon following In Washington. Chief J. Harold Williams of Barnstable returned this week from a two-week trip to Minnesota where he delivered 12 addresses in the St. Paul area in behalf of the Boy Scouts of America. HALL NICHOLS Should health and welfare services be supported mainly through taxes or by voluntary giving? Does the taxpayer have a voice in how agencies are being run? These questions will be discussed at the Community Council Health Institute May 31 at Wychmere Harbor Club in Harwlchport. Speaking for the volunt a r y agencies will be Hall Nichols of Falmouth, 1967 United Fund campaign chairman. A graduate of Harvard and of MIT, Mr. Nichols has had 29 years of experience in State service. Prior to his retirement he was the Director of Building Construction for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Tax-supported agencies will be represented by Dr. Benjamin Sachs, director of the State's Southeastern District health office, and formerly health director for the City of Cambridge. Other speakers will be Dr. Leona Baumgartner of Harvard Medical School, Dr. Leon Sternfeld of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Dr. Norman Starosta of Falmouth, and Mrs. Rachel Pentl of Wareham. The all-day Health Institute is being chaired by Miss Mary Susich, Barnstable County Health Officer. Registration forms may be obtained from the County Health Department, Court House, Barnstable, or from Mrs. Harriet Cameron, 298 Main Street, Hyannis, Tel. 115-8181.