Bristol Area December Events and Meetings Schedule
A compiled list of local events and meetings from late December to early January. Includes free nurse health clinic at Benjamin Church Senior Center on Hope Street, a Christmas Day, a senior luncheon ticket deadline, a BHS class of 1974 reunion at Roger Williams Rathskeller, a Channel 6 reshow, Portuguese American Federation gathering, Silver Penny Puppets at Rogers Free Library, senior center bingo, Bristol Rotary Club lunch, NCO Club New Year Eve party, multiple installation ceremonies for civic groups, a New Year mass, Bipéd drive, alumni congress at Our Lady of Fatima High School, and various church and club meetings through January 16.
Bicentennial Service Opens 1976 in Our Lady Mt Carmel
The Fourth of July Committee calls residents to a New Year Bicentennial service on January 1 at 10 30 am at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. Rev Guido Ferronato will celebrate with Rev Settimo Basso assisting. Clergy, officials, and St Marys Chorus join in a dedication to the Blessed Mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Altar Society
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church
John Paul Biancuzzo
Guido Ferronato
Settimo Basso
Former coach keeps in touch with Bristol hockey
Ray Tubridy, a key figure in starting Bristol High School hockey, sends holiday wishes from Crystal Lake Illinois. Though he has left Bristol, he remains invested in the team and mentored several current varsity players during Bristol Colts' early program. He plans to return for the July 4 Bicentennial gala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tubridy
Bristol
Mr Tubridy
Crystal Lake
Ill
Tubridy
Colts
Nunes Replacement on Town Personnel Board
On Monday the town council appointed Joseph DeCastro to the Personnel Board to fill the seat left by Ann Marie Nunes whose term expired. Nunes was not reappointed. she is sister of Town Administrator Augustine J Nunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph DeCastro
Mr DeCastro
Ann
Marie Nunes
Miss Nunes
Augustine J Nunes
Three to attend K Gibbs School in Providence
Three local residents have enrolled at Katharine Gibbs School in Providence for the one year secretarial program beginning next fall. The girls are Cynthia Jean Costa daughter of Mr and Mrs Norbert Costa of 556 Metacom Ave Kathy Alice Centazzo daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Centazzo of 752 Metacom Ave and Mary Elizabeth DaPonte daughter of Mr and Mrs Seraphin DaPonte of 23 Baker St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Gibbs School
Providence
Cynthia Jean Costa
Norbert Costa
Metacom Ave
Kathy Alice Centazzo
Frank J. Centazzo
Mary Elizabeth DaPonte
Seraphin DaPonte
Baker St
Census meeting rescheduled at Andrews School
A meeting of all school census enumerators was moved to Monday at 1 pm in the Andrews School office of Anthony E Agatiello manager of special services. Stuart Essex of the state department of education will instruct the enumerators. The census will be conducted through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Andrews
Anthony E Agatiello
Stuart Essex
State Department of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benjamin Church Senior Center
Hope St
Bristol Senior Citizens Council
BHS
Roger Williams College
Rathskeller
Channel 6
Ariel Sousa
First St
Portuguese American Federation Monthly Meeting
Don Luiz Filipe
St Elizabeth St
Rogers Free Library
Senior Citizens Council
Benjamin Church Manor
Bristol Rotary Club
Bristol Motor Lodge
NCO Club
National Guard
Mt Hope
Masonic Temple
Castle-by the-Sea
Kearney Post
American Legion
Post
First National Congress
Sisters of St Dorothy
Our Lady of Fatima High School
Warren
First Congregational Church
Democratic Women’s Club
Amicae Guild of First Baptist Church
Dorothy Jaycox
Kaiser
Union Hall
High St
Joan Roth
St Mary's Chorus
Blessed Mother
The
Volkswagen
Scott Motors
Newport Ave
Rumford
Water
Paragon
Valente Travel
K Gibbs School
Luiz Poultry Farm
Bry
Eatra
Soves Lites
As. Bale
South Main Street
Metacom Avenue
Fall River Warren, R
Tewrewres
Magnavox
Sylvania
Lindberg
Pawtucket Ave
Zenith
Royal Fuel Co
Third St
Pittsburgh Paints
Barrington Lumber CO
Bay Spring Avenue
Barrington
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