Hawthorne-Cedar Knolls School Faces a Mixed Year
On Garroway Today, Hawthorne-Cedar Knolls School, a residential treatment center in Hawthorne New York, endured a poor football season while marking its fiftieth anniversary. The article portrays its shift from viewing residents as problem children to children with problems, emphasizing optimism and open, therapy driven care for 8 to 18 year old boys and 1 to 18 year old girls. Leaders note most referrals come from private doctors hospitals or agencies, and therapy centers on attitude as a key tool for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garroway Today
Jack Lescoulie
Hawthorne-Cedar Knolls
Jack
Mae Rabers
Hawthorne - Cedar Knolls
Jewish Board of Guardians
N. Y. Children's Court
Hawthorne
New York State
Piriette
Elther
Mill Gut Clamming Ban Ordered By State Director
Mill Gut will be closed to shell fishing at 7 a.m. tomorrow on the west side of Pappasquash Point south of the stone bridge. John L. Rego, state director of Agriculture and Conservation, signed the order citing a large number of undersized soft shell clams as the reason. A biologist noted many small clams and seagull predation when the area is disturbed.
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Pappasquash Pt
Stone Bridge
John L. Rego
Agriculture and Conservation
Rego
Lions’ report on Bristol elementary schools to be reviewed
The Bristol Lions Club plans to present a recommendation on building an elementary school on Metacom avenue and expanding Rockwell School to the Bristol school committee at its Thursday meeting. Committee members debated fall proposals while Alfred Rego urged outreach for outskirts schools. some favored a new high school. A dinner for committee members precedes the 8:15 p.m. session in the Andrews building suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Lions Club
Lions
Metacom Avenue
Rockwell
Alfred Rego
Bristolians
Andrews
Bristol Knights of Columbus Annual Dance Draws 100
Over 100 members and friends attended Bristol Council Knights of Columbus annual dinner dance at Midway Steak and Lobster House. The event committee included Jos eph A Cavallaro, David J Ferris, Michael W Biancuzzo, Louis Castriotta, Salvatore G Attruia, James L Harrington and many others. A regular meeting of the K of tomorrow night is scheduled for 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Midway
Joseph A. Cavallaro
David J. Ferris
Michael W. Biancuzzo
Louis Castriotta
Salvatore G. Attruia
James L. Harrington
James F. Wylie
Anthony Souto
William Fasano
Leevon Jacobs
Domenic D. de Luca
Vincent Vaccaro
Angelo P. Pirri
Anthony T. Campagna
James M. Flynn
Joseph R. Pereira
Taddeo J. Apicella, Jr
Anthony FE. Agatiello
Anthony J.dennis, Jr
Armory in Poor Shape a Year After IG Report
The First Army inspector general labeled Battery C 243rd AAA Battalion armory facilities as woefully inadequate. A year later no repairs or new-armory contract have been awarded. drill and training rely on a distant Warren garage, with heated weapons storage and classrooms elsewhere, wasting time and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Army
George J. Ganer
First
National Guard
Church Street
Carol
Col. Ganer
Warren
R. L
Guieral School
Final Details of Home Tour Finished by Bristol Garden Club
Final details for the Merry Christmas home tour sponsored by the Bristol Garden Club are complete. Homes open to the public include Mrs. George H. Lamb, 2 Ferry road, theme Children. Mrs. Henry Street, 2 High street, Yule Log. and Mrs. Edward L. Leahy, 42 High street, Merry Christmas. Tea will close the afternoon at Mrs. Leahy’s home. Co chairs are Mrs. Frederick Palmer and Mrs. Sebastian Bernard Jr. Others include Mrs. Raymond Makowsky publicity, Mrs. Frank L. Martin tickets, Mrs. George Roorbach posters, and Mrs. Robert Rulon-Miller tea.
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Bristol Garden Club
George H. Lamb
Ferry Road
Henry Street
High Street
Yule Log
Edward L. Leahy
Frederick Palmer
Sebastian Bernard, Jr
Raymond J. Makowsky
Frank L. Martin
George Roorbach
Robert Rulon-Miller
D A V Hosts Christmas Party For Rhode Island Veterans
The 194 veterans at the R I Veterans Home enjoyed the D A V Department of Rhode Island Christmas party. Levesque School of the Dance and the British Club of R I performed, Santa Claus handed out fruit and candy, and ballpoint pens were given to entertainers. Organizers included Francis P Cuomo and assistants Mrs Mabel Belanger Mrs Emily Baker and Joseph Del Bonis. Attendees included Domenic Romeo Louis Ruggiero and Albert P Russo. Despite bad weather, out of town guests attended.
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R. I. Veterans Home
D. A. V. Department of Rhode Island
Levesque School of the Dance
R. I
Santa Claus
Arthur Cordeiro
Santa
Francis P. Cuomo
Mabel Belanger
Emily Baker
Joseph del Bonis
Domenic Romeo
Louis Ruggiero
Cranston
Albert P. Russo
Belancik Admitted to Kearney Post 6 American Legion
Stephen F Belancik was admitted to Kearney Post No 6 at its monthly meeting. Delegates reported on the Special Department Convention in Providence on Nov 30. A mandate requires each Department to pay National Headquarters 25 cents in 1957 to the rehabilitation fund. Post dues rise from 10 to 4.25 retroactive to Dec 1 to cover assessments. The 1987 paid up membership to date is 1.8 with a quota of 204.
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Stephen F. Belancik
Kearney
The
American Legion
Post
Special Department
Providence
Legion
Narragansett Bay Yachting Group Elects Bristol Leader
Francois L. deWolf of Bristol was elected president of the Narragansett Bay Yachting Association at the annual Edgewood Yacht Club meeting. Bristol hosts a two day regatta July 26 and 27. East Greenwich will host next season’s Narragansett Bay Regatta, the bay’s leading racing event. About 100 attended as John Watson represented the local club.
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Francois L. deWolf
Bristol
Narragansett Bay
Edgewood Yacht Club
East Greenwich
John Watson
Bristol GOP eyes posts as DelSesto victory nears
Bristol Republicans anticipate patronage if DelSesto wins the governor’s race. Names tied to the campaign include Albert Nutini, secretary of the local GOP, with talks of jobs in the Attorney General’s department or governor’s office. Deputy sheriff posts and the long held Sheriff of Bristol County spot in Warren are discussed as possible rewards.
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Albert Nutini
Bristol
Christopher del Sesto
del Sesto
Nutini
Providence
GOP
DelSesto
Republican Committee
State House
Attorney General’s Department
R. I. Bar
Esther Migliori
Rocco Migliori
Rhode Island
Boston University
Anthony J. Dennis, Jr
Orlando J. Bisbano
Manuel “Lindy” Cardoza
Antonio Cabral
Bisbane
Cardoza
Cabral
John Romano
Vasta L. Ruggiero
Warren
Bristol County
Christmas Rug Care Tips From Ema Institute
A fragment gives rug cleaning guidance noting stain removal steps for pitch and needles from a Christmas tree. It warns about a highly poisonous chemical and advises starting on the stain’s outside and moving inward, with repeated applications as needed.
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Ema Institute of
Bristol County Water Co Plans Earth Dyke at Kirkemuit Reservoir
A proposed earth dyke at the School House Road bridge across Kirkemuit Reservoir aims to shield Bristol County from hurricane winds and tides. The project hinges on acquiring land. construction starts once land is secured. The dyke would stand several feet high with a central gate to seal against storms, keeping salt water from upper reservoirs and protecting street mains by rerouting pumps. The plan ties to a new line from the Shad factory reservoir and the enhanced Swansea Water supply.
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House Road
Kirkemuit
Bristol County Water Co
Swansea
Shad Factory
Tunlahed
The
Water Company
DAR Observes 65th Birthday in Rhode Island Chapter House
The Rhode Island DAR marked its 65th anniversary with a meeting at the Chapter House. State Regent Mrs Lawrence Flories and officers attended as Miss Alice B. reviewed the group's early history. Hostesses included Mrs Harry Williamson and several others. the address recounted the Bristol origin on December 14, 1891 and the first organizing members led by Mrs Joshua Wilbour with eleven founding women.
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D.A.R
Rhode Island
Lawrence Flories
Alice B
Harry D. Williamson
Almy
Robert R. Ainsworth
Earl P. Mathewson
Malcolm
National Society
Providence
Bristol
the Daughters of the American Revolution
J. Russell Bullock
Abby DeWolf Gibson
Mildred Williams
Emma B. Cheseborough
Clara DeWolf Herreshoff
Florence DeWolf
Maria Shepard
Elizabeth
L’esperence Society of the Children of the American Revolution
Clara L. Diman
Howard R. Newman
CAR Society
Emilty Church
Nathan Miller-Bodgly
Mary Ingraham
William Bradford Soelity
Eleanor T. Munro
Aeer
Leonard A‘ich
D.A.R. Juniees
Colt's First Loop Tilt Friday At Newport
The Colt basketball forces travel to De La Salle Gym Friday for the Round Robin benefit game against the Crusaders. Bar rington meets Rogers to open the night at 7:30 as coach Jackie Allen begins his second season with two returning starters and a debut as schoolboy coach following Louie Abbruzzi.
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Colt
de la Salle Gym
Crusaders
Colt-De la Salle
Barrington
Rogers
Jackie Allen
Warwick
Rhode Island
Louie
Duke
Abbruzzi
Artie Pansa
Newporters
Green
Local lighting contest links GE and Jaycees
General Electric and the Junior Chamber sponsor a Christmas lighting contest as the third annual nation wide event. Local judges will inspect displays December 21 and 22 with a local winner advancing to national judging by architects garden club reps lighting engineers designers and artists. National prizes mirror local prizes ranging from 500 to 50 for multiple winners. George Lima and John Watkinson head the local committee with judges Velasco and Sansone to announce the winner December 20. Residents may register by calling Lima or Watkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lima
John Watkinson
Manuel Vasconcellos
Peter Sansone
Lima
Watkinson
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Lions’ Report
Steve Belancik
Francois deWolff
BYC Race Committee
Bristol Harbor Race Week Committee
Narragansett
Ray Re Gatta
Dore
deWolf
N.B.Y.A
Charles Fouty
Frank
Sousa
Cape Cod
Warren Condemnation
DAR
Newport
de la Salle
East Providence
Coventry
North Kingstown
South Kingstown
Cumberland
Bristal
Burnside
National Relief Association
Ron
General Electric
Jaycees
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