Bristol Manufacturing Corp Impacts 20 Percent Layoffs
The Bristol Manufacturing Corp announces permanent layoff of about 20 percent of its workers with reduced operations and a temporary layoff for another group. Management plans to switch to water proof footwear and operate on a reduced schedule next week while preserving some staff. Union members discuss the situation at Lincoln Hall amid uncertainties over a strike vote.
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Bristol Manufacturing Corp
Lincoln Hall
M. C. Smith
Shoe and Leather Association
Mr. Smith
Exchange Club appoints chairmen for committees
Dr. Hubert Holdsworth announced committee chairmen at GAR Hall meeting. Appointees include program Frederick E. Alger and membership Herman Kemph with others named for attendance Joseph Cavalro fellowship Walter Miller publicity Anthony Nunes finance Harry Brown education Dr Anthony Ramos public affairs Norman Hanson inter club activities Jan M. Walker house James E. Connors auditing Douglas Phipps aviation Vincent Mescall youth Dr Anthony Marino club aims Ralph M. De Leo. Charter night program set for April 16 at the New Highland Casino.
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Program
Frederick E. Alger
Herman Kemph
Joseph Cavallaro
Walter Miller
Anthony J. Nunes
Harry Brown
Anthony Ramos
Norman Hanson
Jan M. Walker
House
James E. Connors
Douglas Phipps
Vincent Mescall
Anthony Marino
Club Aims
Ralph M. de Leo
Teens Center to Host Warren Peck and Bristol Seniors
TAC will host senior class members from Warren High School Peck High Barrington and Bristol Senior High at the YMCA Teen-Age Center tomorrow night. The program features dancing games singing and refreshments. committee in charge includes James Fusco William Topazio John Anderton Marion Massano Theresa Del Piano Patricia Warren and Edward Travers ex officio.
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Warren High School
Peck High
Barrington
Bristol Senior High
YMCA
James Fusco
William Topazio
John Anderton
Marion Massano
Theresa del Piano
Patricia Warren
Edward Travers
Manuel Fernandes resigns from Bristol Republican Town Committee
Manuel Fernandes announces resignation from the Bristol Republican Town Committee after 11 years in protest over the sealer of weights and measures appointment. He claims unfair practices by the Bristol Town Council and notes Admiral Hoover and other officials were informed. He remains a Republican but stops active committee work.
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Manuel Fernandes
Republican Town Committee
Mr. Fernandes
John R. Bernardo
Thomas Casey Greene
Republican State Central Committee
Fernandes
Francesco Langello
Barber
Bristol
Democratic Town Committee
Bristol Republican Town Committee
Republican Central Committee
Bernardo
Langello
Michael di Gioia
Miranda Named Chairman of Sewer Commission
Miranda was elected chair man of the Sewer Commission at last evening’s meeting to organize. Anthony W. DuPont was named plant superintendent, a role he has held for two years. Louis Tortorice did not attend and questioned the legality of the Town Council’s action declaring Donat J. Gla dute’s seat vacant and appointing DuPont.
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Henry Miranda
Sewer Commission
Anthony W. DuPont
Louis Tortorice
Donat J. Gladue
DuPont
Easter Message at Churches Declares Jesus Is Risen
The Easter reflection quotes the biblical line from Matthew 28 5 6 and urges faith in the resurrection as the focal point of the day. It invites worshippers to remember Christ who was crucified and is now risen in glory.
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Jesus
Easter Church Services and Choir Listings
Easter services across First Baptist First Congregational and St Marys attract large choirs and featured anthems. Notable items include The Miss ing Friend sermon The Hallelujah Chorus and Hallelujah set pieces with sopranos altos and tenors listed.
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First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Frederick Handel
Chief Moore Declares He Was Not A Candidate
Chief Moore says he did not apply for reappointment and did not contact the Town Council regarding a renewal. He thanks the telephone exchange operators, police, factory officials, highway and health departments for cooperation and offers good wishes to successor Chief Guevremont.
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Moore
Moses M. Moore
Fred Guevemont
Chief Moore
Mr Moore
Police Department
Fire Department
Highway Department
Health Department
Guevremont
U. S. State Firemen’s League
Fire Chiefs’ Club
United States Rubber Company
Bristol
Board of Fire Engineers
Harry R. Gray
Henry S. Campbell
Frank Lewis
Oliver J. Lemaire
Mardi Gras Carnival By Local Fellowship Groups
The Young Peoples Fellowship of St Michael s Church and the Pilgrim Fellowship of First Congregational Church sponsor a Mardi Gras Carnival in St Michael s Parish House on Wednesday evening April 23 from 8 to 12. Admission is by costume. The event features a King and Queen from best costumes plus a Court Jester and four Lords and Ladies in Waiting. A four member judging panel includes Rev A R Parshley and Rev C R Cooley among others. Mrs Raymond S Brightman crowns the Court. Music by a three piece orchestra directed by Elmer Angell Jr with Buddy Condon on accordion. Refreshments arranged by committee chairs from both churches. Court costumes directed by Mrs Samuel D Clark and decorating by a long list of coordinators. April 5 a Saturday food sale by St Mary s Social Club.
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Young Peoples Fellowship
St. Michael’s Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
First Congregational
Lords and Ladies In Waiting
A. R. Parshley
Charles R. Cooley
Howard L. House
W. Lee Milner
Raymond S. Brightman
Elmer E. Angell Jr
Buddy Condon
J. Foster Price
St. Michael’s
John D. Moore
Harry Town
First Congregational Church
Samuel D. Clark
Harold Tucker
William Getchell
Clair L. Smith
Natalie Parshley
Seth Paull
Sanford Town
John Price
Ralph Peters
Barbara Campbell
Joan Osterberg
W. L. Milner
Arch ie McLean Hawks Plans Last Yukon Sour dough Reunion
Arch ie McLean Hawks 82, famed for Alaska gold rush work, plans a July 15 reunion of sourdoughs from 1897 98 near Emerald Lake California. He estimates 70 plus years olds remain from the 30 000 who went to Klondike with gold worth 100 million. He tours California to recruit survivors and their descendants.
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Spry Hawks
Yukon Territory
Emerald Lake
San Francisco
Hawks
Klondike
Santa Barbara
Alaska
San Diego
Haw
KIST
Romayne B. Hill
Plumosa Way
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Hubert Holdsworth
Gar Hall
New Highland Casino
Mr. Greene
John P. Marshall
Bristol Town
Admiral Hoover
Capt Herzig
Murphy
Millemaggi
Marshall
High Street
John Hodiak
Nancy Guild
News
Cartoon
MR. Twilight
Michael Duane
Trudy Marshall
Lloyd Corrigan
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Gabby Hayes
Dale Evans
Merle Oberon
George Brent
Charles Kervin
Paul Lukas
Lenore Ulrich
Arnold Moss
Miranda
Tortorice
First Baptist Church
Arthur W Burdon
Lyte
Bertram F. Bullock Jr
Barbara Battcher
Frances Bullock
Harold Pedley
Dorothy Mott
Bertram Bullock Jr
Bertram Bullock Sr
Robert Drake
Hortense Burdon
Llewellyn Conklin
Hattie Maxfield
Johnston
Gaul
Reiman
Christ
Hosanna” Dubois
Sybil C. Anderson
Sarah D. Bosworth
Harry H. Bullock
Arthur Kolle
Aida A. Connery
Clara Dew. Herreshoff
Samuel J. Steen
Alios
Nathaniel G. Herreshoff Jr
Anna Kebrek
David Tuckerman
Robert Allin
Frank M. Dimond
Herrmann L Wilbur
Roswell S. Bosworth
Donald Clements
William Kershaw
Coral Anderson
Herrmann L. Wilbur
St. Mary‘s Church
Charles C. Curran
Holy City
Adams
Nora E Connery
Leyendecker
ST. Patrick Weigand
Regina Coeli
Gounod
Michael J. O’brien
Nora E. Connery
Rita Serbst
Doris Hackley
Muriel Mott
Joan Doyle
Theresa Stoughton
Lucien Capone
Joseph F. Wylie
Frank L. Doran
Albert
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Jesus Christ
Allaliin
Candlyn
Aass
Tsuia
St. Michael's
Buell N. Buckingham Jr
Marion L. Darling
Irene E. Gallo
Elizabeth Greer
Barbara Newman
Eleanor Perry
Elizabeth Perry
Claire Smith
Charlotte Young
Clinton Bower
Frederick H. Coggeshall
Henry A. Hambrick
Frank A. Rounds
J. William Wood
Vernon
St. Mary's Social Club
Church Auditorium
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