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#1. Relevance 72 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, July 27, 1961 | Page: 4
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Cape Cod District office of Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children moved into larger quarters, now occupying four rooms instead of two at 298> Main Street, Hyannis. Louis Jacobuccl, district executive, said the move was made to accommodate anticipated additions to the casework staff.
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#2. Relevance 28 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 01, 1962 | Page: 5
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Louis jacobuccl, director of Hyannis MSPCC, will speak on the MSPCC on Cape Cod.
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#3. Relevance 7 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 18, 1963 | Page: 4
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Kenneth Warren; delegate to Cape Cod Council of Churches, Louis Jacobuccl; delegates to Plymouth Colony and Ballou-Channlng District conferences, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnard. Miss Haze'i Young was elected deck wilh Mrs. Bruce Jerauld Jr.as assistant. A budget of $21,000 was I voted.
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#4. Relevance 7 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 16, 1964 | Page: 5
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and Mis Frederick Matthews ami Loui Jacobuccl,
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#5. Relevance 7 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, July 09, 1964 | Page: 5
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Louis Jacobuccl, at 775-4155.
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#6. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 27, 1965 | Page: 3
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To — Louis J. Jacobuccl of Benzer Lane, Centerville, Cape District.
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#7. Relevance 3 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, June 03, 1965 | Page: 7
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Diplomas were presented by Mrs Louis Jacobuccl, president of Centerville Kindergarten Association, to — John Bacci.
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#8. Relevance 14 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, June 18, 1965 | Page: 12
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Louis Jacobuccl is District Executive.
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#9. Relevance 16 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, June 25, 1965 | Page: 6
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Cape Cod district of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, In the receiving line at the ball will be Louis Jacobuccl, district executive of the MSPCC, Ray Hall, president of the directors of the Cape MSPCC, Mrs.
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#10. Relevance 5 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, October 15, 1965 | Page: 8
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Other officers include Louis Jacobuccl, first vice-chairman; Mrs.
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#11. Relevance 95 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 14, 1966 | Page: 5
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CONGRATULATIONS!—Louis J. Jacobuccl (right), executive sccretarj of the Cape Cod District, Massachusetts Society for the Prevention ol Cruelty to Children, Is shown congratulating James A. Lowell on lili election as president of tho society's board at recent annual merlins, In Boston.
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#12. Relevance 69 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, April 29, 1966 | Page: 7
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The United Church Women of Cape Cod will hear Louis Jacobuccl, district director of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, discuss "Poverty on Cape Cod" May 6 at the Congregational Church in Wellfleet.
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#13. Relevance 11 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, May 20, 1966 | Page: 10
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A local committee under the chairmanship of Louis Jacobuccl, District Executive of Cape MSPCC, Is ln charge of the overall planning for the conference.
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#14. Relevance 8 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, August 26, 1966 | Page: 8
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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 13 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, December 08, 1966 | Page: 4
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Caroling will be led by David Lanlng, accompanied on the piano by Louis Jacobuccl. Ed Bender will be assisted in a chorus by other young Comedy Club members Robert West, Adele Cary Denison Cary and Carol Angcli!
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#16. Relevance 22 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, January 05, 1967 | Page: 1
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The second little play, also a comedy, was written by Ring Lardner and is titled "The Trldgel of Greva." Three men, fishing in boats throughout the play, a r e acted by Jack Vetorlno, Richard Arms and Louis Jacobuccl.
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#17. Relevance 14 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Friday, January 06, 1967 | Page: 3
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The men are played by Jack Vetorino, Richard Arms and Louis Jacobuccl. The translation from the Squlnch was done completely by Mr. Lardner.
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#18. Relevance 7 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 30, 1967 | Page: 7
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Staff members prose n t were Louis Jacobuccl, J o h n Brlggs, Olive Carpenter and Mrs. JOSHIC Stringer.
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#19. Relevance 7 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 25, 1967 | Page: 4
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Louis Jacobuccl has accepted the chairmanship of the prudential committee.
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#20. Relevance 5 pointsDennis-Yarmouth Register | Thursday, July 13, 1967 | Page: 15
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Louis Jacobuccl, district executive of the Children's Protective Services, M.A.P.C.C., has announced the appointment of Clayton W.
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#21. Relevance 7 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, August 03, 1967 | Page: 6
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Louis Jacobuccl and Mrs.
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#22. Relevance 17 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, September 28, 1967 | Page: 8
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District Executive Louis Jacobuccl presented Clayton Be 1 e s s, the agency's recently acqui red social worker.
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#23. Relevance 66 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, October 19, 1967 | Page: 1
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Louis Jacobuccl , program chairman for the Council, announced the theme for the year is "Special Services for the School Child and His Family."
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#24. Relevance 70 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 11, 1968 | Page: 1
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Louis Jacobuccl, executive o f the Cape Cod District states that invitations to attend have been mailed to about 200 persons on the Cape, including the 60 local directors of the Cape unit.
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#25. Relevance 12 pointsThe Register | Thursday, April 18, 1968 | Page: 3
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Other members are Louis J. Jacobuccl chairman, Dr.
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#26. Relevance 7 pointsThe Register | Thursday, May 16, 1968 | Page: 13
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Louis Jacobuccl of M3PCC, Community Council President Philip Jones, and Or.
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#27. Relevance 9 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, August 15, 1968 | Page: 1
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Among those opposing the resolution were pastor of the church, Rev. Kenneth R. Warren; chairman of the Prudential Committee, Louis J. Jacobuccl and Clifford Bragdon, Smith College English professor. They concurred on the premise that "your conscience should be the last word in this issue."
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#28. Relevance 6 pointsThe Register | Thursday, May 01, 1969 | Page: 22
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"I have notified all superintendents of schools involved in Head Start," he said, "to prepare them for any carrying out of the suspension of the program." ln the meantime, Louis J. Jacobuccl, chairman of the Cape Cod CAC board of directors, said in a statement that "we are concerned...
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#29. Relevance 26 pointsThe Register | Thursday, May 08, 1969 | Page: 3
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Despite a threat by the Office of Economic Opportunity to suspend assistance to the Community Action Committee of Cape Cod and the Islands as of May 15, and a lengthy criticism of its fiscal management and administrative capabilities, Louis Jacobuccl, chairman ' of the CAC board of directors, refuses...
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#30. Relevance 11 pointsThe Register | Thursday, May 08, 1969 | Page: 1
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Community Action Committee Chairman Louis Jacobuccl said CAC was interested in having as many welfare mothers attend the institute as possible.
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Barnstable Patriot, Thursday, August 15, 1968; Section: Front page, Page: 1
Church Takes Stand Against Violation Of Nation's Laws
By a 40 to 30 vote members of Barnstable Unitarian Church last Friday night formally adopted a resolution not to condone violation of any "law of of the land" and to repudiate "any statements, motions or votes" made in assemblies of the Unitarian Universalist Association.
The vote came after more than two hours of heated debate during which there were many sharp exchanges among the parishioners, several of whom stomped out on the meeting.
It was the last article of the three-article meeting warrant which touched off the long discussion. It was introduced by David Owen and brought forth strong vocal support from Nelson Stone, Ralph Howard, John R. Handy and Mr. Owen as well as many other parishioners. Mr. Handy on several occasions pleaded for calm, order and courtesy In an attempt to keep the discussion in line.
Among those opposing the resolution were pastor of the church, Rev. Kenneth R. Warren; chairman of the Prudential Committee, Louis J. Jacobuccl and Clifford Bragdon, Smith College English professor. They concurred on the premise that "your conscience should be the last word in this issue."
Specifically, the re s o 1 u t i o n stated, "Be it resolved that this congregation of the Barnstable Unitarian Church does not approve or condone any violation of any law of the land for any reason whatsoever. In demonstration of our accord with this principle, we repudiate any statements motions or votes made in assemblies of the Unitarian Universalist Association, or in other related bodies that deny or weaken this statement of belief.
The resolution, in effect, countermanded the five point resolution adopted this summer at Cleveland by the Unitarian Universalist Association general assembly. ' This resolution sanctioned all forms of non-violent resistance to the machinery of war. It said, in part, "We recognize and respect the religious conviction that impels all forms of non-violent resistance whether by destruction or return of draft cards, or refusal of induction. . . "
Other parts of the resolution called for abolition of the House Committee on un-American acticities and reform of the selective service system.
Members of the New Bedford Unitarian Church early this month over whelmingly opposed the "sanctuary" provision adopted at the national assembly in Cleveland.
At Friday night's meeting Barnstable Unitarians voted to rescind a $4100 appropriation approved at the annual meeting on April for major repairs to the church organ. Also voted was authorization of a committee of five to study the church"s by-laws and constitution and make recommendations for changes and improvements.
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Barnstable Patriot, May 23, 1968
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Speaker for the 11 a.m. service of the Unitarian Church May 26 will be Louis Jacobucci, executive director of MSPCC, who has been chairman of the social concerns committee of the church and is chairman of the prudential committee. Among other activities are membership in Hyannis Rotary; he is also vice president of Cape Cod Community Council and chairman of Community Action Committee of Cape Cod.
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