Red Cross Demonstrates Back Pressure Artificial Respiration
A Red Cross demonstration of the new back pressure arm lift technique for artificial respiration will be shown at the Ever Reads Fu e Station on Thames Street tonight at 8 o'clock. Instructor is Carl V Slader, Providence American Red Cross safety director. Warren and Barrington groups will attend. Luke H White announced invitations have been sent to first aid personnel from local manufacturers, schools, scout leaders, and other groups.
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Red Cross
Ever Reads
Fue
Thames Street
Carl V Slader
First Air and Water Safety
Providence
American Red Cross
Warren and
Barrington
Luke H White
Bristol
Eight Baritone Bugles Arrive For Rangers Drum and Bugle Corps
The Bristtol Rangers Drum and Bugle Corps received eight baritone bugles last Thursday after ordering them in September. Government brass curtailment delayed manufacture, forcing Ludwig Co to source in Italy. The remaining shipment is expected soon, said Ennis J risbane secretary.
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Bristol Rangers
Ennis Jrisbane
Bisbane
Ludwig Co
Italy
Bisbano
Rangers Train with Kingsmen Drill Team for Upcoming Season
The Rangers thanked the Kingsmen Drum and Bugle Corps for lending instruments every Monday night while they learn new shows. Bis bane announced a roster of 30 players and 12 recruits at a recent meeting, noting the corps last held the crown in 1950. Arrangements are under way for an exhibition with the Providence Rifle Club tomorrow at the armory, with a tournament all star team to be chosen for the match. The Battery C scores for Thursday were not provided.
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Kingsmen
Rangers
Bisbane
Providence Rifle Club
Armory
Battery
Battery C Crowned Champion in 1952 Indoor Rifle Tourney
Battery C of Bristol won the 1951 52 Rhode Island National Guard indoor rifle tournament at the Cranston Street Armory Providence. Battery C beat Woonsocket after their rival dropped out and posted top scores led by Sgt Gab Savino 266 and Sgt Bill Burbridge 241. The team targetted a 1300 overall mark and will train Thursday for the Indoor Postal Matches by the National Guard Bureau.
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Rhode Island National Guard
Bristol
Battery “C
Cranston Street Armory
Providence
Woonsocket
Gab Savino
Savino
Bill Burbridge
National Guard Bureau
Washington, D. C
Colts Edge North Kingstown in 70 to 46 Victory
Colt Memorial defeated North Kingstown Skippers 70 to 46 at their gym Friday night led by Bob Caizz with 24 points on near 65 percent shooting. Coles early lead 18 to 6, with strong contributions from Andrade Carvalho Cavallaro Calandra Sousa and Simmons. Colt jayvee also beat Skippers junior squad 37 to 31 led by Ramos and Linnie.
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Bob Caizz
Colt Memorial
North Kingstown
Colt
John Paul Andrade
Joe Carvalho
Joe Cavallaro
Ed Calandra
Andrade
Ray Sousa
Sousa
Caizza
Calandra
Joe Simmons
Colt Jayvee
Danny Ramos
Thomas Murray
Pepsi Fernandes
Jim Linnie
Simmons
Carvelho
Caizzi
Marisi
Annarummo
Brightman
Cavallaro
Kingstown
Poplis
Vaughn
Davey
Cavey
Aubin
Langevin
Young
Champlin
Ayres
Lischio
Soar
Brady
First Bristol Boy Scouts Plan Busy Schedule
The First Bristol Troop meets for planning night at Scout Hall. They set Feb 25 for the annual inspection by Nar ragansett Council officials and outline plans for the Indian Pow Wow in Providence, a move to Pawtucket pool March 3, and a Feb 22 24 winter camp at Camp Yawgoog along with advancement work. The troop preps for national reregistration next Monday and Pack No 14 prepares for Blue and Gold dinner with a new den forming awaiting leadership. A window display at Rinaldi's barber shop on Hope Street promotes the pack.
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Bristol
Scout Hall
Narragansett Council
Nathaniel Greane
Providence
Pawtucket
Camp Yawgoog
Pack No. 14
Rinaldi
Gar Block
Hope Street
Women's Club Hears Bradley Home Speaker
Miss Bertha Mugurdichian a registered nurse from the Emma Pendleton Bradley Home spoke at the Bristol Women's Club meeting at Guneras House. She described the home funded by Mr and Mrs George Bradley for their daughter and that it treats children ages four to twelve for emotional disorders, not acute illnesses, with a film shown to illustrate its home like atmosphere.
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Bertha Mugurdichian
Emma Pendleton Bradley
Bristol Women's Club
Guneras House
Mugurdichian
George Bradley
Howard L. House
Louis G Evans
Rhode Island Hospital
Earl Sturdevant
RI Citizens’ Committee
John LaFazia
J. Silvia
Anthony DuPont
Donald Burger
S. Rossi
John D. Moore
Frederick F. Driftmier
House
Miss Alice Sousa Is New President Of Mary Sodality
Miss Alice Sousa is elected president of the Children of Mary Sodality at St Elizabeth's Church after the 9 o'clock Mass. Officers named include Vice president Lydia Paiva secretary Lorraine Silveira and treasurer Eleanor Quinta.
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Alice Sousa
Mary Sodality
The
Children of Mary Sodality
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Miss Sousa
Sodality
Lydia Paiva
Lorraine Silveira
Eleanor Quinta
Labor Leaders Distance Themselves From Sousa Letter
Three labor leaders in town reject any connection with Manuel Sousa of 231 East State Street who criticized the Bristol Rotary Club in a February 8 letter to the editor. Sousa accused the club of anti union bias over the Prudential Life Insurance Co. strike and urged members to stand up as men. Michael A. Tamburro of the Rubber Workers of America CIO said Sousa has no authority to speak for the union. James Sylvia, president of local 339, affirmed Sousa does not speak for him.
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Rotary Club
Anthony A Balzano
Fank J Sylvia
Manuel Sousa
East State St
Bristol Rotary Club
Sousa
Club
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Michale A. Tamburro
The
Rubber Workers of America, C.I.O
James Sylvia
Gold Medal Annual Tourney Plans For Seniors
Plans for the sixth annual Gold Medal Basketball Tournament for seniors proceed. Sponsored by the YMCA, the event is open to any senior team in the state with team managers urged to contact the MCA or write to Mr Margo. Games are set for Andrews Memorial School auditorium on March 17 18 and March 21 22.
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Joseph A Murgo
Young Men's Christian Association
MCA
Margo
Andrews Memorial School
4 H Club Meeting Plans dance at Leahy home
The Neck 4 H Club met at J Vincent Leahy home 1176 Hope Street. Frederick Cornell presided dues collected secretary John Leahy read and accepted treasurer Robert Leahy report. Plans for a dance this month discussed the meeting adjourned 7 45 p m by J Donald McGinn Jr assistant scribe.
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Neck 4-H
J. Vincent Leahy
Hope Street
Frederick Cornell
John Leahy
Robert Leahy
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