High School Presents 10th Annual Gym Show at Andrews Gym
Local high school students showcase a program blending square dancing and human tableaux at the 10th annual gym presentation. Seniors to freshmen from both genders perform lists of participants reflecting the district’s physical and educational emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erate
Verein
Per‘euaded Andrews Gymnasium
Colt
James Bullock
Paul Bullock
Michael Flynn
Joseph Almeida
Matteo, Castigliego
James Garvin
Emilio Iannuccilo
Joseph
Jane Ann Martin
Martha Ruggiero
Mary Ann Velleca
Dolores Santos
Rosario Santos
Dorothy Silvia
Lorraine Silvia
St Michael's Calendar Of May Church Events
St Michael's notes list events in Providence May 8 Commemoration of the Book of Common Prayer at Hope High School Auditorium May 10 Ivy Guild spring supper at Parish House 6 p m reservations due May 6 May 15 Lenten Presentation Service 3 30 p m Cathedral May 17 Diocesan Convention convening at Cathedral Miscellaneous mentions Attilico A Pansa Miss The Young People's Fellowship Gladys Brightman involved in parish activities
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St. Michael’s
Hope High School
Providence
Ivy Guild
Attilico A. Pansa
Young People’s Fellowship
Gladys M. Brightman
May
Colt High wins in tenth inning against North Kingstown
Dick Cordeiro doubled in the tenth, driving in Lockwood and scoring on a Sav Mancieri grounder to lift the Colts to a 3-2 victory. The win kept Colt High in third place as they prepared to travel to North Kingstown for a Western division showdown.
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Colt High
Dick Cordeiro
Lockwood
Sav Mancieri
Colts
North Kingstown
Bristol Board Hears Dispute Over Permit And Neighbors
The Bristol Zoning Board reviews conflicting testimony in a permit dispute involving De Leo. Biancuzzo claims Bailey said the permit was legal in 1946 while De Leo used a portable saw for floats and storage. The board rejects Vargas garage petition for lack of evidence and schedules a June 2 hearing on a Providence woman’s plan to build a school and hospital in Bristol Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciancuzzo
Bailey
Biancuzzo
DeLeo
Mr. Martin
de Leo
Francis Connell
Daniel Vargas
Wood Street
Vargas
Howard Neale
Elva T. Neale
Providence
Bristol Highlands
St Marys C Y O Banquet Ends With Island Themed Dance
St Mary's C Y O holds its second annual banquet on May 9 at 6:30 with dinner from 6:30 to 7:30 and dancing to 11. Carl Carulli is head chef, Edmund Costa leads arrangements, Manny Simmons and his Hawaiians provide music after supper, with Eileen Moffett as soloist.
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St. Mary’s C. Y
Carl Carulli
Edmund Costa
C. Y
Manny Simmnns
South Sea Islands
Manny
Eileen Moffett
St. Mary’s C. Y. O
Women form Guild at First Congregational Church
Mrs John H Taplin was elected president of the new Women’s Guild at the First Congregational Church session attended by 168 women. Officers include Mrs Raymond J Gruenwald as vice president and Mrs George Spofford as secretary. Divisions and captains were named, with activities such as a Christmas Bazaar and outdoor lawn festival planned. Mrs Ralph Schrader spoke on her Hawaiian trip.
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First Congregational Church
John H. Taplin
Raymond J. Gruenwald
George Spofford
Thomas D. Admas
Harry Kebrek
Guy Sullivan
Fred P. Stradling
Miriam McCaughey
John D. Moore
Nathaniel A. Gladding Jr
Ralph Schrader
Foreign Missions
The
Congregational Church
Hawaii
Hibernians Elect First Regular Officers in Rhode Island Division
The Rev Thomas J Gillan division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians convened its first regular elections Wednesday evening Choosing Francis J Murphy for president Daniel Goggin as vice president Francis S Connery recording secretary William I Baker III financial secretary John K Connery treasurer James E Connors marshal James J Connery Jr lecturer on Irish history Thomas Fitzpatrick standing committee chairman Charles F McHugh publicity director Installation is set for June 14 with State Chaplain Msgr Peter E Blessing DD expected to attend Formation took place in K of C Hall where John McKenna state secretary and a long time Hibernian addressed members about Ireland s independence Also present were Hugh E Strain state president Michael E Sweeney State Organizer John Duggan State Treasurer and other officials The plant move affects about 300 companies more than 500 workers with a four day schedule to be operated beginning May 9 Details on hours will be provided by plant supervisory staff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Gillan
Ancient Order of‘ Hibernians
Francis J. Murphy
Daniels. Goggin
Francis S. Connery
William I. Baker III
John K. Connery
James E. Connors
James J. Connery Jr
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Charles F. McHugh
Peter E. Blessing
C Hall
Joh McKenna
Hibernian
Rhode Island
Hugh E. Strain
Michael E. Sweeney
John ‘Duggan
Bristol Mfg Co Moves to Four Day Work Week
Bristol Manufacturing Company informs employees of a four day work week with limited operations. Management says the schedule is not a shutdown and no timeline is given for how long the change will last. Public spokesmen emphasize ongoing operations despite reduced hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Mfg. Co
Bristol
Bristol Manufacturing Company
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Anthony DePonte
Manuel J. Carlos
Doran Avenue
Virginia Sousa
St. Mary’s.c.y
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Giustib
Monte Cassino
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Colt Auditorium
Vincent DeFelice
Mr. DeFelice
Geraldine Marino
Mary Carmone
Rose Manemaggi
Angelina Mansi
Francis
Principe
Josephine Guisto
Emily Monti
C. Thomas Campagna
Anthony Marino
Carmella Manemaggi
Francescieri
Margaret Castriotta
Rose Scolaro
Grace Salzano
Ann Ruggiero
Josephine Giglio
Catherine, Cavalieri
Jeanette Panzarella
Ann Bishano
Martha Nastri
Barbara Garvey
Roscaria Pagano
Phyllis Vallerio
Dolores Aiello
Grace Castro
Rita Sousa
Jeanette
Wood St
Grete
Hope St
Hibernians
Maurice C. Smith Jr
Mr. Smith
Modern Electric Shop
Mgr
Ernest A. Asselin
Frigidaire
Warren
Child Street
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