Carnival Night Planned by 1st Troop Boy Scouts
The First Bristol Troop of Boy Scouts held a Splash Party at the Pawtucket Boys Club with Troop One Lonsdale. transport provided by named volunteers. Plans call for a Carnival Night at Scout Hall next Monday with games, refreshments, and a prize for the top money earner. four patrols prepared with leaders, and a troop board of review for advancement next week.
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Boy Scouts
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Pawtucket
Scout Hall
Lonsdale
Michael Tamburro
Anthony Nastri
John B Sylvester
Raymond Faria
George R. Fish
Advamement
Profit Sharing PTA Spring Sale Set
The Bristol PTA announces its annual Share The Profit Spring Sale at the Reynolds School Auditorium on March 21. Clean and mended clothing, toys, nursery equipment, boots and rubbers in good condition accepted. Deliver items March 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Items sold at asking price with 20 percent kept by PTA. Unsold items returned March 23 from 9 to 4 p.m. Chair Mrs William F Head. assisted by Mrs J T Hayes. For info call 1031M.
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Bristol
PTA
Reynolds School
William F. Head
J.T. Hayes
39-cent Steaks At Warren Shop Draw Crowds
Louis Calvino of Superior Market Warren offered four tons of New Zealand beef at 39 cents a pound with roasts at 29 cents and hamburg at 49 cents two tons sold by noon last Thursday. The sale drew crowds from Bristol Warren and Barrington, with a first come first served policy. more meat and same prices promised until gone.
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Louis Calvino
Superior Market
Cutler Street
Warren
New Zealand
Calvino
Hamburg
Bristol
Barrington
Little Leaguers Begin Spring Practice and Tryouts
Spring practice for Little League pitchers and catchers starts at the Y this week as tryouts open for infield positions. Rosters will fill with five pitchers per team, ages under 13 by August 1, and new rules limit pitching and on field rules. Volunteers welcome and coaches remind players of eligibility and conduct as districts plan playoffs and regional tournaments.
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Pettry
Tuto
Statius
Rab Jarre Radeg
Wal
Navy Boys
Newport
Warren
Bristol
Mary Lou Teixeira Guest of Bristol DAR Chapter
Mary Lou Teixeira was guest of Bristol Chapter DAR at the chapter house on Franklin Street after winning this year’s DAR Good Citizenship Award. The article lists prior winners since 1936 and 1952, notes 4-H dress contest prizes, and outlines rummage sale plans for March 27 at St Michael’s Parish House with committee appointments and entertainment by Mrs. John J. Ahearn in period costume.
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Mary Lou Texeira
Bristol
Franklin Street
Ruth Tattrie Nerene
Ruth Sanford
Enma Bonvicin
Virginia Breghtman Kinder
Mary Aiello Reynolds
Nancy B Hawkes
Catherine Meiggs
Pauline Bruno DeSantis
Joan Doyle
Cynthia M Palmer
Ann Bruno Campagna
Elizabeth G Shayer
Ruth Benson
Josephine Vitielle
Barbara
John J. Ahearn
Sunshine Group Expresses Thanks for Midway Bridge
The Bristol Branch of the International Sunshine Society expresses gratitude to all who contributed to the annual bridge event at the Midway last Thursday. Special thanks are given to Mrs Henry Jackson, Mrs Samuel Kinder, Mrs Ruth Clarke, Mrs Fred Guevrmond, Mrs Oscar Pivin, Mrs J Floyd Huestis, Mrs J Maynard, Mrs Charles Burke, and Mrs Richard Connery for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
International Sunshine Society
Henry Jackson
Samuel Kinder
Ruth Clarke
Fred Guevremont
Oscar Pivin
J. Floyd Huestis
J Maynard
Charles Burke
Richard Connery
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