Eagles Convention Opens Tonight at Bradford Inn
The 50th anniversary of the local Fraternal Order of Eagles and state convention opens with a memorial service at 8 p.m. in Colt Auditorium. Gov. Dennis J. Roberts and town officials will attend. The Kingsmen Drum and Bugle Corps perform Saturday evening, with awards and speeches by state and local leaders.
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Order of Eagles
Market Bradford Inn
Colt
Raymond A. Thomas
Joseph F. Pannone
Nicola Guercia
Manuel T. Canario, Jr
Manuel Cardoza
Kingsmen
Harriet Bradford Inn
Andrew Halloran
Massachusetts Aerie
Kenneth Decker
New York State
Dennis J Roberts
Joseph F. Bruno
John L. Rego
Herrmann Wibur
Swanee
Stars and Stripes
Lisbon
Antiqua
10Th Regiment
Exeter School
Lions International
John Christy
Ruggiero
Colt Memorial High School
St. Mary’s
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Eddie Zack to Headline Jaycee Dance at White Rail
Eddie Zack and his Dude Ranchers will headline the night before the Fourth dance at the White Rail, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Entertainment runs 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets from any Jaycee member. Proceeds fund Jaycee community projects. Vasco Castro Jr. chairs the arrangements.
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Eddie Zack
Dude Ranchers
White Rail
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Vasco Castro, Jr
Rhode Island College of Pharmacy awards degree to Cirillo
Francis E Cirillo received a Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy at the 55th commencement exercises held in the Rhode Island School of Design auditorium. U S Senator Hubert H Humphrey delivered the principal address as degrees were conferred by Albert Whitman Claflin college president.
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Francis E. Cirillo
Rhode Island College of Pharmacy and Allied Science
Rhode Island School of Design
Hubert H. Humphrey
U. S
Minnesota
Albert Whitman Claflin
Second Annual Instrumental Music Concert Draws 125 Fans
Over 125 parents and friends attended the Reynolds School instrumental recital in the auditorium. The program featured solos duets trios and small ensembles ranging from classical to popular with student conductors Mary Pine Nancy Securo and Marjorie Lynn Farrell. Soloists included Joanne Brown John Andrade Sara Paull and more on violin trumpet saxophone clarinet and other woodwinds. A trumpet ensemble accompanied by the Reynolds School Band highlighted the elementary segment while the secondary portion included small ensemble selections. The concert showcased student progress and announced summer rehearsals starting July 10 and a Fourth of July parade joint with the Junior Senior High Band.
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Reynolds School
Mary Pine
Nancy Securo
Marjorie Lynn Farrell
Joanne Brown
John Andrade
Sara Paull
Geraldine Aldrich
Jeffrey Bartlett
David Sinclair
Jan Russo
Judith Leonard
Cynthia Marsden
Nancy Cornell
John R. Andrade
Colby Smith
Sandra Marino
Albert Pompie
Anthony Pirri
Edmund Borges
Patricia Malafronte
Frank Caizzi
Eileen Borges
Donna Osborne
Jane Sylvia
Antoinette Caromile
Louis Goglia
Charles Payson
Eugene Massa
Susan Hen
Nessy
Sue Terra
Nelson Weaver
Marie Malafronte
Douglas Smith
Raymond Almeida
Virginia Securo
Joan Huey
George Cyrinha
Joseph Cordeiro
Joseph D’garra
Reynolds
Abraham Wald
Refuse Rules Adopted By Council
Highway Surveyor Reynolds G. Northup asked the town counsel for clarification as four new rules govern refuse pickup. Large containers over standard barrels are forbidden. weights above 75 pounds will be refused. debris from construction will not be accepted. Papers and magazines must be tied. boxes crushed flat. household refuse limited to four feet not including garbage bricks earth gravel or dead animals. A three month grace period was proposed to educate residents as beds rowboats and other large items have appeared on routes. Councilman Sousa supported adoption to curb delays and worker risk.
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Reynolds G. Northup
Northupp
Sousa
Rotary Power For World Peace Address At Bristol Club
William L. Rinehart governor of the 289th district described Rotary International as a world instrument for peace. He told the Bristol Rotary Club at the White Rail Restaurant that people share a universal desire for mutual understanding and peace. Rinehart cited conventions with delegates from nearly every country and noted his Philadelphia convention experience. The Bristol club plans a Fourth of July parade float featuring the Boy and Girl of the Year selected by the YMCA.
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Rotary International
William L. Rinehart
Bristol Rotary Club
White Rail
Worl
Rinehart
Philadelphia
YMCA
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