Need For Harmony Seen For Both Political Parties
Bill Steffy notes that harmony is needed in both parties as Democrats and Republicans clash over Governor Roberts and Del Sesto at the state convention. Friction surfaces over absentee voting reforms, convention procedures, and the bi partizan draft, with Del Sesto pushing his own amendments andQs amid calls for bipartisan clarity.
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Bill Steffy
State House
Roberts-Cote
Frank Ray
Providence
Christopher de Sesto
Dennis J Roberts
Supreme Court
del Sesto
Informatin
Roberts
O'Connell Election Laws Study Commission
Alfred Joslin
John Coffee
Joslin
Del
GOP
William R. Broomhead
Broomhead
Ninth Annual Bridge Set for March 3 by ISS Local Chapter
Final plans for the ninth annual bridge event by the International Sunshine Society local chapter were announced. The bridge is scheduled for Monday March 3 at the Midway as the society’s sole fund raising project to support year round philanthropic efforts. General chairman is Mrs Salvatore Maisano with Mrs Earl G Sturdevant in charge of tickets and others handling special prizes hall arrangements and table prizes.
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The
International Sunshine Society
Salvatore Maisano
Earl G. Sturdevant
James Bernard
John J. DeCosta
Louis A. Beauregard
Maisano
Missilemen honors and promotions at Mount Hope Site
SFC Alfonso Orozco of Battery C is named Outstanding enlisted man with overseas duty. His name will go to the 739th AAA Missile Battalion headquarters for competition for an all expense paid winter resort week in upper New York. Chaplin James T Mashburn, promoted to Major, visited to celebrate the promotion. A card party for Missilemen families was held at Mount Hope Site as part of upcoming activities. 2nd Lt. Joseph E. Johnson
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Alfonso Orozco
SFC Orozco
739Th Aaa Missile Battalion
739Th Aaa Msion
Upper New York
Mount Hope
Joseph E. Johnson
Kingsmen Bugle Corps Opens Honorary Membership Drive
The Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps announced the 1958 Honorary Membership drive led by manager George R. Fish. The group, originally Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps, traces to 1913 and renamed in 1953, seeks 500 honorary members under a new donation plan replacing the old 1 dollar fee.
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Kingsmen Bulge
George R. Fish
Kingsman Corps
Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and
Fisn
Kingsmen
Boy Scouts
Tone Kingsmen Corps
America
Corps
Battery C Team Back In Form
Battery C indoor rifle team regained form with a 1287 to 1190 win over Battery B of Newport at the local Armory. Bristol leads with six wins in seven. Warren remains undefeated atop the standings with 183 high score. Key Bristol shooters were Topazio 273 and Bollengier 283. Purdy led Newport with 271 as others faltered. Bristol’s Franco 267 Savino 265 Wilcox 243 and A Topazio 239 contributed.
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Battery “C
Battery “B
Newport
Warren
Bristol
Providence
Sfc
Michael Topazio
Sgt. Bollengier
Sgt
Purdy
Dom Franco
Gale Savino
George Wilcox
A. Topazio
Battery
Savino
Topazio
Franco
Louis Costa
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Samuel A. Pasqua
Gladys M. Brightman
George C. Lima
ISS
Missilemen
Sile Battalion
Bay View Ave
Johnseon Seahorses
Smith
Sales & Service
Thames St
Cor
Hope & Bradford