Bristol Historical Society Hobby Show Opens Tomorrow
The Bristol Historical Society hosts a two day hobby show at its Regi Library Building on March 2 and 27 from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Exhibits include Mrs. Stephen W Hopkins ceramics and a range of antiques, carvings, hooked rugs, quilts, paintings, and ecclesiastical icons. The exhibition committee invites additional entries as space allows.
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Arthur Vitullo
Charles M. Connery
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Miriam McCaughey
Ethel F. Blaisdell
Gratitude La Jolla Church Plaque Honors Bee Business Donors
A bronze plaque at Gratitude Lutheran Church in La Jolla credits the building to the help and diligence of the honey bee, led by a Wisconsin couple from Oconomowoc who prospered in the bee industry.
Senior High School Presents Hollywood Bound Operetta
The Bri fol Senior High School Class of 1952 presented its version of Hollywood Bound last night at Cade auditorium to capacity. The cast included Windy Bryan August Arruda and many named students. art and lighting teams supported the production with Miss Margaret Nerone directing.
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Christine Bach
Agatha Wigglesworth
Dorothy Sullivan
Eric von Whoopenhaller
Francis Cirillo
Wun Hop
Joseph Savino
Hi Do
Joseph Terra
Alys Adore
Marilyn Smith
Marcia Norton
Jo-Anne Squatrito
Tim Molloy
Donald Harrop
Willie
Salvatore Annarummo
Bob Kent
Joseph DuPont
Clyde Chalmers
Joseph Ferri
Annette
Frances McClure
Mr Feilebaum
Charles Mansi
Mr Warren
Eugene Furtado
Isaac Rolic
Harry Hadfield
Mannikins
Betty Bertrand
Patricia McHugh
June Remieres
Phineas Tompkins
Alfred Costa
Sweeteasy
George Mello
Dorothy Amaral
Elizabeth Andrade
Mary Andrade
Evelyn Benevides
Madeline Botelho
Nancy Botelho
Raquel Cabral
Marie Camacho
Amelia Caruso
Antoinette Cavallaro
Ruth DeFelice
Doris
Margaret Nerone
James F Meiggs and Sons
Celeste Veira
Donna Ruggiero
M. Theresa Donovan
Mary Alegria
Dolores Beauvais
Bridget Coccio
Mary Furtado
Cornelia Iannuccillo
Margaret Pelland
New Lamps For Old Brighten With Enamel Finish
A simple refinishing tip suggests using a brush and canoe enamel to revive shabby lamp bases whether metal or wood. The method promises a refreshed look with a durable coating.
Janet Jannsen Wins Award At Science Fair
Janet Jannsen a 14 year old student daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jannon of 40 Constitution Street won a First Grant at the Science Fair sponsored by the Providence Journal Bulletin. The Marvel Gymnasium event at Nathan Bishop Junior High School honored her ninth grade exhibit showing how a rainbow forms. The award included a certificate and a pin.
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Town council salaries and structure debated in meeting
Dr Clark and Huestis criticized charter officials for perceived self serving pay and the council pay total of 1600 dollars yearly. They suggested hiring a town engineer funded by current salaries and engineering fees and discussed five six or seven member councils and staggered elections for continuity. The group praised local officials for performing well compared with similar towns.
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Kingsmen Band Seeks New Members and Uniforms Drive
The Kingsmen Kingsmen auxiliary plans Thursday fittings for uniforms under Miss Tina Medesis. New honorary members announced in a drive include numerous locals. Conn Company horn baritone arrives. news drums and bass drums soon. A town scrap drive is set for next Sunday pending weather. Over 50 members, drill corps of 32, color guard six, parade corps 42 by summer. Honorary memberships cost one dollar via Manager George R. Fish to receive a 1952 calendar membership card.
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Democrats Denounce Dishonesty at Bristol Dinner
Frank Rae, chairman of the Democratic State Committee, told a Bristol testimonial dinner honoring three state legislators that Democrats do not condone dishonesty and urged voters to register. He cited national scandals and urged character in those placed in office, noting Bristol's registration lags state averages.
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Raymond H. Hawksley
Harry Curvin
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Katherine M. Cullinan
Margaret Connors
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Paul A. Herzig
Len Raymond A. McCabe
Providence
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William J. Smith
Edward Sevigny
Warren
Anthony J. Nunes
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Marguerite Stone
Collins & Aikman Adds Stead & Miller Upholstery Line
Collins & Aikman announced the acquisition of Stead & Miller of Concord North Carolina merging into its organization around April. Stead & Miller, established 1875, is a major producer of flat upholstery fabrics and will expand C&A’s Canadalon line and overall upholstery offerings.
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Camels Replace Trucks in Egyptian City Freight
In Egypt camels serve as load carriers in major cities. Each camel has a license plate hanging from under an ear, simplifying license number identification after traffic incidents.
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Volunteer Firemen Veterans Plan Derby Committee
Arrangements for the annual soap box derby are handled by a committee led by Frank Mierandina and Col Arthur W Barrett as badge chairman. The list includes Stan the volunteer list with Harry R Grey and Michael Flynn among others.
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Pennsylvania bull evaluation surveys under state program
Cyrde Hall extension dairy specialist at Pennsylvania State College says artificial breeding associations in Pennsylvania are conducting bull evaluation surveys. Local county bull committees check the type and production of daughters to evaluate the sires used in breeding.
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