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#1. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, January 25, 1962 | Page: 4
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The annual report for the association was given by the executive director, Louis Jacobucci.

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#2. Relevance 2 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, March 02, 1962 | Page: 5
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Louis Jacobucci. director of the Hyannis office of ttie Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, will speak on the subject "The S.P.C.C*.on Cape Cod." Hostess will he Mrs.

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#3. Relevance 1 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 24, 1962 | Page: 4
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Gerald Hoeffel, Truro; Mr Louis Jacobucci, executive direc tor, Cape Cod District, MSPcc Hyannls; Mrs. Louise Kane, Dls trlct Nurse director for Barnstable Dennis and Yarmouth; Lincoln Lynch, East Dennis; Dr. Wilbur Miller, Hyannls; Bheriff Donald Tulloch, Barnstable.

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#4. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 11, 1963 | Page: 1
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Leonard, Louis Jacobucci, and Alston T.

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#5. Relevance 2 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, October 11, 1963 | Page: 5
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Mr Louis Jacobucci, executive director of Cape Cod District of the MSPCC, was the guest speaker.

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#6. Relevance 2 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, October 11, 1963 | Page: 10
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The teaching staff includes Louis Jacobucci, Mrs. Thomas Leonard, Mrs. Vernon Erb, Mrs. Edward Kelley, Mrs. Reginald E. Nickerson, Mrs. Martin Kapp and Mrs. Irvin K. Besse.

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#7. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 12, 1964 | Page: 5
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Louis Jacobucci, fellowship advisor, and the Rev. Kenneth Warren will be on hand as adult overseers.

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#8. Relevance 9 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, April 17, 1964 | Page: 10
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Frederick Matthews and Louis Jacobucci.

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#9. Relevance 1 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 21, 1964 | Page: 6
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Louis J. Jacobucci, president; Mrs. Charles F. Lockhart. vicepresident and Mrs. Fred A. Hubbard. Jr., secretary with Mrs Mason continuing as treasurer.

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#10. Relevance 7 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, July 31, 1964 | Page: 11
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Gardening tools and equipment are Jbefrtg supervised by Marshall 'Newell and Louis Jacobucci. The sales manager is John W. Vallis.

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#11. Relevance 1 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, September 10, 1964 | Page: 8
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will begin in October. Children who are five before Jan. 1. 1965, are eligible to attend. Parents interesti ed in enrolling their children may call the president, Mrs. Louis J. Jacobucci. at 775-4155. Children from other villages may attend.

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#12. Relevance 7 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, October 01, 1964 | Page: 8
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Louis Jacobucci, Wequaquet Lake area. Centervllle. Women college and university uraduates who are interested in applying for membership in the Cape Cod Chapter may contact Mrs. Carlson at 775-3555.

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#13. Relevance 6 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, October 01, 1964 | Page: 6
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Mitchell, Jr., include ' Louis J. Jacobucci, Robert DeCelle Edward Ewer, Roland Kelley, Mr Nona Smith.

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#14. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, October 15, 1964 | Page: 8
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Louis Jacobucci and family of Wequaquet Estates spent the weekend with Mrs.

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#15. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, October 22, 1964 | Page: 6
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Louis Jacobucci, president of Centerville Kindergarten Association, has listed members of this year's class which opened Oct.

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#16. Relevance 5 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, November 12, 1964 | Page: 8
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publicity — with Louis J. Jacobucci to serve as new Cub Master.

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#17. Relevance 1 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, November 19, 1964 | Page: 6
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Daniel Knott and Miss Peggy Craig: Young People's Corner, Louis J. Jacobucci. And still more—a men's table, arrayed with gifts to please a man's fancy, and the ever popular book section, will be chaiimaned by Harold W.

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#18. Relevance 20 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, December 31, 1964 | Page: 3
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A Bobcat ceremony welcoming 31 new members into the pack was , (inducted by Cubmaster Louis Jacobucci. with parents of the boys

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#19. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, January 07, 1965 | Page: 1
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Orleans: Louis Jacobucci. executive.

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#20. Relevance 7 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, January 14, 1965 | Page: 1
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In the David Laning cast are Elizabeth Edwards, David Jones, Paul Pllia, Bettina Dinsmore and Louis Jacobucci. For his cast, Bruce Martin has assembled Barbara Cotton.

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#21. Relevance 6 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, January 15, 1965 | Page: 2
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David Laning, one of the two directors (recently seen as Scrooge in LarryLippard's warmhearted musical version of Dickens' Christmas Carol) has chosen for his cast Elizabeth Edwards, David Jones, Paul Pina, Bettina Dinsmore and Louis Jacobucci.

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#22. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, February 04, 1965 | Page: 10
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Awards were presented by Cubmaster Louis Jacobucci as follows: Robert Johnson, Edmund Fuller, -Stanley Buckler, 2nd, Robert French, Robert Grant, Brian Smith and Richard Teel — Wolf badges; David Prada — Wolf badge, 1 year pin; Robert Taylor — silver arrow in Wolf rank; Thomas Illffe — gold and...

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#23. Relevance 11 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 04, 1965 | Page: 1
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This startling change in Offerings by the Comedy Club la in the hands of Director Martin Kapp, aided by Stage Manager Bill Peck. The four men in the cast—it is an all-male group—are Ed Bender, Louis Jacobucci, Don Kunze and John Gunther.

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#24. Relevance 10 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, March 05, 1965 | Page: 12
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hands ol four actors of experience; Ed Bender as the executioner, Louis Jacobucci as the warden, Don Kunze as the reporter and John Gunthur as a guard. The condemned man himself is never on stage.

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#25. Relevance 7 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 11, 1965 | Page: 6
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Seated at the head table were Cubmaster Louis Jacobucci; Rev.

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#26. Relevance 11 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 25, 1965 | Page: 4
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Mrs. Louis Jacobucci, president of the Centerville Kindergarten As->ociati;n has announced that prcregistration of pupils for next year's class is now going on. with only a few vacancies available. Interested parents may call Mrs. Jacobucci at 775-4155.

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#27. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 01, 1965 | Page: 5
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Cub Master Louis Jacobucci led in community singing.

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#28. Relevance 10 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 15, 1965 | Page: 4
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Louis Jacobucci became the District Executive in May, 1961.

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#29. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 15, 1965 | Page: 5
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In other business, Louis

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#30. Relevance 1 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 22, 1965 | Page: 8
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacobucci and family of Benzer Lane visited Mr. and Mrs. L. Angeloni of New Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobucci of Derby, Conn., Easter weekend.

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Barnstable Patriot, Thursday, April 15, 1965; Page: 5
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INCORPORATING THE NEWS OF WEST BARNSTABLE,

BARNSTABLE AND CUMMAQtHD

MRS. BARBARA L. WILLIAMS

Correspondent

Tel. FOrest 2-3471

CiOOD TRIP—GOOD TURN

Cadettes, like any other Scout -roup, are instilled with the "good turn" p hilosophy in their training. Our Barnstable girls, 16 strong, with their leader, Mrs. Arthur Clarke. took a hike Saturday from the West parish Church to Bayberry Lane in Centerville where they were entertained by Diane Lutes' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burt, Jr.

Carrying their gear and supplies [or the cook-out on a stretcher which they had made, the Cadettes who were not assigned to i arrier duty took on the clean-up detail enroute.

In one half mile the wayside titter had filled 14 shopping bags to the brim! And since the hikers had run out of containers, the trash which cluttered the roadside for the rest of the trip had to remain uncollected.

After their cookout for which each girl had chipped In, and lemonade and cupcakes served by their hostess, the Cadettes had a round of games and then packed up for the homeward trip—this time by car, as the hour was getting late.

CARAVAN TOUR

Monday night the Louis Carys of West Barnstable flew by jet to Shannon Airport in Ireland, but the two-weeks ahead of them will he taken at a much slower pace.

The family Is making a caravan tour of the Emerald Isle In a horse-drawn "home on wheels" and expects to travel only 16 miles a day leisurely taking in the colorful Irish countryside.

AID ASSOCIATION MEETING

Barnstable North Branch Hospital Aid Association holds its next meeting at 10 a.m. on April 22 in the home of Mrs. Balfour Bassett in Cummaquld. New members arc always welcome.

GUILD ANNOUNCES KUMMAGE SALE

At last week's meeting of West Parish Guild it was announced that a rummage sale, with Mrs. Richard Haydon and Mrs. Donald Varnum as co-chairmen, would be held from 10 a.m. on on April 21 in the parish • hall.

Also announced was a Dime A Dip Supper on May 1 with a May basket as door prize, proceeds of which would help toward furnishing the parsonage.

Members were urged to attend the Cape area workshop at Craigville Conference Center on April 28-29.

Following devotions led by Mrs. Robert Samuel and the business meeting, the Adventures in Reading group reported on the book, What Jesus Did with Mrs. Henry Gilman and Mrs. James Hallameyer taking part In the program. AT FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Tommorrow night at 7.30 a Tenebrae service will lie conducted by Pastor Elmer Olsen. Easter Sunday there will be two services with Douglas ' Johnson; family worship nt 9 and Holy Communion at 10:30. No Sunday School Is scheduled and no nursery cure will be provided this week. An Easter breakfast at 8 Is planned by the Luther League. The cost will be a $1 donation for adults and 50 cents for children.

Committee heads are reminded that their committees must be formed by the 21st as the church council meets at 7:30 In the church on that date.

AT ST. MARY'S

Good Friday services will b°. held at noon, 1 and 2 p.m . and on Saturday at 4, Holy baptism will be administered to children whose parents have made arrangements for the service.

On Easter Sunday there will be no Sunday School or kindergarten, but parents are invited to bring their little ones to the altar for the Messing. Services of Holy Communion will be conducted at 6:30, 7:30 and 9:30—the latter a family service at which there will be the presentation of the mite box and distribution ol plants to children—and at 11.

AT THE UNITARIAN CHURCH

As no church school is scheduled on Easter, children are invited to attend either the 9:30 or 11 o'clock service with their parents. Special music will be offered at both services by Roland Plhl, organist, and the junior and adult choirs under the direction of Mrs. Bryce Clowery with an Easter sermon by the Rev. Kenneth R. Warren.

Church school tenchers meet April 21 at 8.

BRAD MITCHELL NAMED PART - TIME DIRECTOR

James (Brad) Mitchell will serve as part-time religious education director for the Unitarian Churcn as a result of the recent meeting at which funds for his salary were appropriated. Brad starts his theological studies next fall In preparation for becoming R Unltartan-Universaltst minister.

In other business, Louis

• Jacobucci and Irvin, Besse were elected to the prudential committee and Mr . and Mrs. Robert Barnet and Miss Nancy Reider were named delegates for district denominational meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnard and Miss Hazel Young will represent the church at the general assembly of the Unitarian-Universalis! Association and Cape Cod Council o! Churches.

Relected were Mr Barnard, moderator; Mrs. Bruce Jerauld, Jr. elerk: William Lovejoy, Jr. treasurer; Frank Christie, asistant; and Mrs . Kenneth Doyle was elected assistant clerk.

James Mitchell, Mrs. Carl Iiiimatalnen, Jr., and Dr. David L.tungberg comprise the nominating committee.

AT WEST PARISH

Maundy Thursday communion

service tonight nt 7;30. Easter service at 10 Sunday. Youth fellowship will not meet Easter Sunday. All church and parish committees meet April 20 at 7:30 followed by cabinet meeting at 8:30.

Last Sunday the youth fellowship enjoyed a skit on Prejudice In which Christopher Beach, Linda Beattie. Meredith Manni and Peter Emrich took part. The worship service was led by the Rev. Stanley Tanner, director of Christian education. The fellowship resumes meeting at 5 on April 25 when a skit on Drinking will be presented.

CHRISTENING CELEBRATKD

Eleven-months-old Peter Barnard Ramsden, of Stamford, Conn., was christened during the morning service at the Unitarian Church Sunday and following that was surrounded by doting relatives for the rest of the day at the home of his great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnard of Rendezvous Lane.

Here for the service and family dinner were his fattier and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ramsden (Sally McLean) and sister Kathy and brother Christopher, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McLean of WoodbiidMe. Conn., Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Calvin and son David of Plymouth and Miss Pauline Levcsque ol Lewiston, Maine. Also on band for the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsden and Miss Lorna Ramsden of Rumford, R. I., Mrs. Rawlenson of Pawtuckot and Miss Mnry Sprague of Barnstable, his great great aunt.

OFF TO SUNNY ITALY

After Saturday Tena Miller will be among the missing at Barnstable News Store, for she is joining that growing list of persons bound for a European vacation.

On Easter Sunday, Tena leaves Boston via charter plane (Alitalia^ for a three-week visit in sunny Italy along with her two sisters, and a brother-in-law. Alice V.'eston and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Balbonl of Plymouth.

The pre - arranged itinerary included In their private tour will take the