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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1958

Page

2

Bristol Proclamation Honors Lord Mayor Visit

A special Bristol Rhode Island Town Council session on August 8 1958 proclaimed a day of friendship with Bristol England. The proclamation notes shared heritage and urges citizens to welcome Lord Mayor and Mrs Chamberlain during their American visit. The document was signed by Council President William P Sousa and Town Clerk Anthony J Dennis Jr. A separate report recalls arrest of Carmine Defusco 39 and accomplices Arthur Botelho and Samuel Correia after a failed break-in at Dudek Bowling Alley on 1913 Hope Street with two off duty officers arresting them.

Bristol England Avon Bristols Atlantic Rhode Island A.D William P. Sousa Anthony J. Dennis, Jr Carmine DeFusco Franklin St Warren John Dudek Hope St

Parade Route and Parade Marshal Invite Veterans

Parade route runs from Bradford Street through Hope Church High State Wood to Veterans Park for patriotic exercises. Parade time is 9 30 in the morning. Joseph A Arouca chief marshal invites all veterans not in a veterans organization to participate.

Fire Engineers Marce Bradford St Hope High St Hope St Church St State St Wood St Veterans Park Joseph A. Arouca

Free Movies At Cedarcrest for Neighborhood Children

Cedarcrest Shores Community Association sponsored the first in a planned series of free movie showings for neighborhood children. Under Manuel Prenda, an Abbott and Costello film drew over fifty attendees, prompting calls from residents to help underwrite future rentals. contact treasurer Joseph Costa at 19 Fatima Drive CL 3-9628.

Cedarcrest Shores

Scouts To Be In Parade On Bristol War Memorial Route

Local scout groups including Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and Cub Packs will lead a parade with the Rangers Drum and Bugle Corps and the Fire Department under Fire Chief Oscar A Rishe. Veterans groups will place wreaths at monuments on Bradford St Kearney Post and Veterans Memorial Park. Rain will cancel parade and push exercises to Colt Memorial High School Auditorium. John J Letizia, parade chairman, will accompany each commander. Afrouca invites nonmember veterans to participate.

Boy Scouts Rangers Fire Department Oscar. A. Rishe Board of Fire Engineers Oreen Veterans’ Organization Bristol Bradford St Kearney Post St. Lawson DAV Veteran's Memorial’ Park Herman Silvia Post John J. Udtizia Letizia Colt Memorial High School Afrouca

Richard Lewis Jr Named Executive Director of Children’s Friend

Carl W. Haffenreffer announced that Richard Lewis Jr. has been appointed by the executive committee to succeed Mrs. Nelle Gardner as executive director of Children’s Friend and Service. Gardner plans retirement as of Oct 1. Lewis, born in Norwich, CT, has a BA from Oberlin and an MS from Columbia, currently leads the Iowa Children’s Home Society. He has taught at Ohio State and Drake University and is married with two daughters. Expected to assume duties around November 1, 1958 in Rhode Island.

Carl W. Haffenreffer Children’s Friend and Sevice Red Feather Richard Lewis, Jr Nelle Lane Gardner Oberlin College New York School of Social Work Columbia University Mr. Lewis Middle West Iowa Children’s Home Society Des Moines Iowa Ohio State University School of Drake University Lutheran Welfare Society of Iowa

Home purchase chance offered by Nunes Agency seek price

Reduction ment it is within reach of al most anyone. If you have considered the purchase of your own home, this might be it. The NUNES AGENCY sugests you look at it and offer a price you consider reasonable. Owner suggests $11,200. Call CL 3-006 ace Ae appelatentt. Af ter 5:00 p.m. call CL 3-6725 Advertisement.

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AR. I Phoenix Frank L. Martin Arthur Botelho Samuel Correia Neys John Milton Frank A. Barba Paul Blouin Cedarcrest Owniaanagern Cullden‘s Friend & Service Lewis Iit
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