Plans Nearing Completion For 10th Cotton Ball May 17
The 10th annual cotton ball, sponsored by the Children of Mary Sodality of St. Elizabeth's Church, will be held in the auditorium on Friday evening May 17. A highlight is cotton gown awards with judges including Mr and Mrs. Vasco Villeta, Council of Portugal, New Bedford, Mr and Mrs. John Ferreira of Providence, and Mr and Mrs. Louis T. Perry. John L Rego, State Director of Agriculture and Conservation, will lead the grand march. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Manuel A. deCarvalho, Rhode Island. Music by Tony Abbott and his orchestra. Floral decor by Mrs. Sebastian Bernard Jr. Committee includes Alice Sousa, Alice Menezes, Eleanor Quintal, Lilian Brown, and many others. Frances Machado is advisor.
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Children of Mary Sodality
St. Elizabeth's Church
Vasco Villeta
Council of Portugal
New Bedford
John Ferreira
Providence
Louis T. Perry
Central Junior High School
East Providence
John L Rego
Agriculture and Conservation
Manuel A. deCarvalho
Rhode Island
Tony Abbott
Sebastian Bernard, Jr
Alice Sousa
Alice Menezes
Eleanor Quintal
Lilian Brown
Mary Carreiro
Ida Sousa
Alice Almeida
Rosaline August
Rose Dias
Dolores Roderigues
Barbara Alves
Evangelina Andrade
Emily Osborne
Leonora Alves
Irene Cordeiro
Olivia Sousa
Margaret Marshall
Dolores Martin
Mary Almeida
Irene Gomes
Frances Machado
Jay-cees Complete Road E 60 Plans Bristol event outlined
The Junior Chamber of Commerce finalized plans for the Bristol County Teenage Road-e-o to be held Saturday May 11 at 12 30 p.m. on High Street. The event includes four obstacle exercises and written tests scheduled tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Bristol Street High School and at the YMCA on Tuesday May 6 at 7 15 p.m. Driver training instructions follow.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bristol County
Bristol St High School
YMCA
Three-car crash blocks Hope Street injures two teens
Police report a chain collision on Hope Street at 4 10 pm involving Anthony Tavares 17 of 61 Catherine Street Joseph Moreira 16 of 267 Wood Street and Michael Demeo 18 of 951 Hope Street. Moreira and Demeo vehicles sustained damage.
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Hope St
Anthony Tavares
Catherine St
Joseph Moreira
Wood St
Tavares
Michael Demeo
Moreira
Bristol Phoenix award winner named Paul Lingard
The Boston University Division of Journalism named Paul A. Lingard as winner of the Bristol Phoenix award for community journalism. Lingard will receive 125 dollars, the second half of a 250 dollar gift tied to a 1955 historical edition project. Lingard, 21, from Berwick Maine, enters BU’s School of Public Relations and Communications after two years at Becker College. He previously edited Worcester Telegram & Gazette's Retail Adviser in 1956 and now works as a copy boy for AP Boston. He has strong journalism grades and holds a scholarship funded by Leon Abbott of the Masonic Order.
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Division of Journalism
Boston University
Paul A. Lingard
Lingard
the Phoenix
Carmela A. Pace
Norwood
Mass
Diamond Hill
Berwick
Maine
Becker Junior College
Worcester
Paul
Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Associated Press
Boston
Leon Abbott
Barrington High Aims for Second Plaque Victory
Three towns cooperate in the program with John Letuzia chairing the planning committee. Barrington High School seeks a second consecutive plaque as the winner. If any high school claims three straight wins, it earns permanent possession of the plaque.
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Tors
John Letuzia
Barrington High School
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