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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1959
Page
3
One hundred seventy five youngsters attended the Elks teenage dance at the Elks Home on Constitution Street. The event featured 200 hot dogs and as many bottles of soda. Jim Rielly highlighted a rock and roll dance, praised by a youthful admirer, and noted attendees are lightly supervised with Elks keeping a watchful eye.
The board renewedPhilip Caito pedlers license granted Emily Borges a Sunday sales and music license issued Manuel DeFaria a class F beverage license permitted Josep Campo to revert to 1 oclock closing hour and received a $12 payment offence check. Granted Feast of Santo Christo use of Black Wood Stand for parades and bands named Francis Perry to the zoning board with Vincent Fasano as alternate and James Flynn as appraiser under the dog law reappointed Manuel S Cabral as dog constable.
Barrington cheerleaders captured first place for the fourth time in Class C at the annual workshop and competition held Saturday at Warren High School. Eight schools competed including Bristol, Coventry, Scituate, North and South Kingston, Warren and East Greenwich. Judge criteria included appearance, personality, pep, jumps and voice. Joan Dinam, Barrington captain, took second in best individual cheerleader. Past Barrington winners cited. clinic instructors demonstrated arm movements and jumps. Barrington coach praised the team's practice effort.
A Barrington group of girls has long been known for uniformity and spirit during football basketball and community events. The speaker notes the annual state competition showcases outstanding ambassadors and expresses pride in representing Barrington.
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