Oswald Contest Plans Highlight YMCA Program
Program director C Cirillo announces the Annual Oswald Contest for junior high boys and girls to be held during the week of February. Events include ping pong, shuffleboard, checkers, pool, foul shooting, baseball throw, deck shuffleboard, and indoor horseshoes. Eleven Junior Hi Y members attended Newport Hi Y activities with refreshments after swimming.
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YMCA
C. Cirillo
Newport
C Cirillo
Albert Means
Joseph Murgo
Harold Manchester
Safeguard Shingle Roofs With Timely Preservative Stain
Wood shingle roofs dry and curl when neglected and nails rust cause splitting. A coat of preservative shingle stain applied every two or three years can extend roof life indefinitely.
Meeting Place Of PTA Changed For Next Thursday
Bristol Parent Teachers Association announces a change of meeting venue for next Thursday from Guiteras to the Colt Auditorium. A Valentine treat is planned with entertainment by Mrs Emma and Earl Rounds at two venues. The Noblemen of SPE BSQSA will also perform. Mothers fathers and future PTA members are invited. Refreshments will conclude the evening with no charge.
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PTA
Bristol
Parent - Teachers’ Association
Guiteras
Colt Auditorium
Emma
Earl Rounds
the Noblemen
Spebsqsa
Society For the Preservation and Enjoyment of
Barber Shop Quartet Sings
America
Probate Court dispositions in estates event
The Probate Court under Judge Benjamin F Lindemuth disposed of estates on Monday. John H Buffum’s final account as executor was allowed. Prescott B Paull was allowed 4000 for family support for the second period. Kathryn F Troiano inventory on her estate was accepted.
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Benjamin F Lindemuth
John H Buffum
Prescott B Paull
Kathryn F Troiano
Catherine F Troiano
Paper and Scrap Drive by Senior Scouts Tomorrow
Explorer Post No 5 seeks a big haul for its paper and scrap drive and asks residents to call 294-W 974 or 1332-1 with donations. The scout group showcases a display in Hope Drug Co window for passersby to view.
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Explorer Post No 5
The
Post
Hope Drug Co
Rhode Island Writers Guild Meets at Brown University
The Rhode Island Writers Guild will hold its monthly meeting Sunday at 2 pm in Rhode Island Hall at Brown University Providence. Guest speaker Robert No Coal, a professional writer, will discuss What if Writers Want Anyone the art of voting as a profession or hobby. All interested are welcome and information is available by calling 703 R after 7 pm.
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Rhode Island Writers’ Guild
Rhode Island Hall
Brown University
Providence
Robert No Coal
Edormali
New York
Bristol church schedules Sunday masses and weekly events
Our Lady of Mt Carmel and St Elizabeth churches list mass times and staff. St Mary’s notes daily mass options. First Congregational outlines a Feb 10 schedule with Sunday School Divine Worship and concerts, plus a busy week of meetings for Cub and Girl Scouts, boards, and societies at Guiteras House and church facilities.
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Our Lady OF MT. Carmel
Joseph Sorizana
Emy DeMattia
P.S
State Street Tel
ST. Mary’s
Charles C. Curran
Clyde J. Walsh
Wood Street Tel Br
Michael's Canon Daniel K Davis This Week
The weekly schedule at Michael's Canon Daniel K Davis includes Holy Communion at 8 am on Sunday February 10 1952 followed by Children's Eucharist at 9 30 am and Morning Prayer with sermon at 11 am. Adult Fellowship meets at 7 30 pm in Holmes House and a parish smorgasbord occurs at 6 and 7 30 pm in the Parish House. Classes in religious education are Tuesday at 1 15 pm and 2 pm, Ivy Guild at 7 30 pm, YPF at 3 30 pm, and Junior YPF at 7 30 pm.
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Daniel K. Davis
Hope Street
Tel Br
Holmes House
Ivy Guild
YPF
Trinity church notices and activities in Hope Street area
The church lists Mass schedules with multiple services daily and on holy days. It notes rectory address and contact numbers, vestry meeting Tuesday at 8 pm, released time instruction Wednesday at 2 pm, a Trinity Women’s Guild bridge event Saturday at 8 pm, and Acolytes' Guild meeting at 2:30 pm.
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John N. Sinclair
Hope St
Trinity Women's Guild
Acolytes’ Guild
First Baptist Church Service and Guild Meetings
Walter W. Swanson acts as pastor for the Sunday February 10 service at 11 am with morning worship. Amicae Guild gathers at Mrs. Steven Davis home on Locust street Warren at 8 pm for a love gift program. Fellowship Group meets in the vestry at 8 pm with Mr. and Mrs Robert Powell in charge and Mrs Zeferino Viera overseeing refreshments.
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Amicae Guild
Steven Davis
Locust Street
Warren
Vestry
Robert L. Powell
Zeferino Viera
Milk group work outlined by Rhode Island quality society
Dr. Richard M. Parry outlined the Rhode Island Quality Milk Association at a Rotary lunch. He noted Rhode Island imports most of its milk while 22 000 cows serve 700 000 people and described the voluntary program as a self policing effort by dealers handling 85 percent of state sales. The talk covered raw milk sale, homogenized milk digestion, and a push for stronger quality control from farm to consumer.
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Rotary Club
Richard M. Parry
Rhode Island Quality Milk Association
DeParry
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Quality Milk Association
Perry
Parry
John D. Moore
Town Council Approves June Tag Day for Clinic
The council was advised of a hearing in a letter from the administrator. It also authorized the Children’s Free Clinic of the Massachusetts Clinic of Physiotherapy to conduct tag days on June 6 and granted permission to the organizers.
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Children’s _Free Clinic
Massachusets Clinic
Town Notes Approve Licenses and Sign Permit Amid Small Petitions
Town treasurer to issue a note of the town for 50008 dollars. Petitions granted include Albenzio DiMezza to operate a bakery at 531 Woods street on Sundays Theresa Pois sant and Mary Wilson to maintain a vicualler establishment in a trader on wheels Mohawk Athletic Club at 205 Thames street for a Class D Club beverage license and a list of milk licenses. The petition of Michael Perry of 22 Richmond street to collect junk was deferred. The petition of Michael Ruccet to erect a sign at Rucci's Market was approved with the stipulation that it be done under supervision.
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Albenzio DiMezza
Woodsreet
Theresa Poissant
Mary Wilson
Vic Ualler
Mohawk Athletc Club
Thames Street
Michael Perry
Richmond Street
Michael Ruccet
Rucci
Board Rejects Tax List and Sets Election Notice
The town board, told by town clerk John W. Church that no address for Doran appears in the tax book, though Doran and his wife are taxed on 1000 dollars of intangible property. The board ordered advertisement of the candidate list and the voter question for the special election, and seven of eight census takers were sworn in. Absentee Andrew L Bozzario of 3 Bay View Avenue is the only absentee voter.
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John W. Church
Doran
Andrew L Bozzario
Bay View Avenue
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