Thirty Cents Per Capita For 9 Weeks Rotary Told
Anthony E. Agatiello tells the Bristol Rotary Club the playground budget of 2150 is insufficient and urges stronger funding for nine weeks at 30 cents per child. He cites mass participation and discipline needs and thanks agencies, volunteers, and local merchants for support.
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Rotary
Anthony E. Agatiello
Rotary Club
White Rail Riding Club
Agatiello
Recreation Board
Rotarians
Bristol Scout Corps Delayed by Missing Snare Drum
Scout notes describe the Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps acquiring a new snare drum but awaiting its return after an agent from the seller took it to the Bristol Rangers meeting and left hurriedly around 10 30 p.m. The missing drum prevents use of the new set until it is returned.
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Santo Christo Hall
Franklin Street
Ade
Rangers Hall
Scout Committee
Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and
Bristol Rangers Corps
Rangers
Scout Corps
Prudence Island Notes End Of Summer Events On Tap
Prudence Island business leader S J Kaiman reports a strong season with plans for a holiday weekend at Sand Point Recreation Hall. A free moving picture show for youngsters last night and a teen jam tonight lead to tomorrow's firemen’s ball. The fall schedule from Prudence Island Navigation begins next Wednesday with Bristol boats at 7, 10 am and 5 pm on weekdays, plus a 6 pm Friday boat and a 2 pm Saturday run, with Sunday 10 am and 5:10 pm departures.
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Sand Point
Kaiman
Prudence Island Navigation Company
Bristol
Former Resident Installed as Chapter Commander in Newport
Werner E. Follin of Barrington, formerly of this town, was installed as chapter commander of the Narragansett Bay Chapter Military Order of the World Wars in Newport. Col Springer and Canon Albert C Larned were installed as junior vice commander and chaplain respectively.
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Werner E. Follin
Barrington
Narragansett Bay
Bristol Women's Club 1951 Season Program Highlights
The Bristol Women’s Club releases its 1951 season program led by president Mrs. Howard L. House. Highlights include monthly programs at Guiteras House with harpist Mary Freeman, reader Elizabeth Cook Myrick, and talks on Williamsburg restoration, handwriting, psychology, literature, and local history. Events feature business meetings, canasta, and guest speakers through May.
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Bristol Women's Club
Howard L. House
House
Guiteras House
Mary Freeman
Elizabeth Cook Myrick
Robert W. Conkey
Williamsburg
Olive Hanna
Bridgend
Frederick F. Driftmier
First Congregational Church
Emma Pendleton Bradley
Guteras House
Murray Banks
Maurice Dolbier
Providence Journal
Channel Four to Air Little League World Series Highlights
Channel Four will televise more than 350 feet of film from the Little League World Series games last week. The footage airs Friday night at 10 o clock and covers local area action.
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Channel 4
George M. Wilbur & Sons Co Service Offerings
George M. Wilbur and Sons Co offers lady assistant on call and services may be held from their chapel at no extra charge. Contact addresses include 613 Main St Warren and 6 Constitution St Bristol with telephone numbers Warren 9 6 and Br 493.
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Main St
Warren
Constitution &St
Bristol
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Austin
Devon
Atlantic
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Chrisscience Monitor
Monitor
U.S
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Boston
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Manders
Ounty. Cleansers
State Street
Bing Sam Restaurant
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Channel Four
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