Weimaraner puppies for charity in Barrington
Mrs. Dahl and Mr. George Dahl of Barrington own Vicki a Weimaraner with a litter of five puppies for sale at 150 dollars each to support the Barrington Baptist Church building fund. The dog, described as affectionate and shadowing her family, drew praise for good disposition and hunting heritage. Proceeds will aid local religious institutions and the Providence Barrington Bible School. The breed arrived in the United States about 25 years ago, with a noted history of early breeding attempts in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki
George Dahl
Barrington
Providence- Barrington Bible School
Buffalo Bible Institute
United States
Germany
Howard
Knight
Ed Foot
Pre School Round-Up and School Registration Planned
The Parent-Teacher Association and School Department announce a three day pre school round-up May 22 23 and 24 at Reynolds School with Edward De Fitzgerald Superintendent of Schools and Dr C Paul Bruno Medical Inspector assisted by Miss Concetta Fasano. Health cards will be initiated, and examinations include urinalysis and vaccinations for entering fall students. Mrs Joseph Velleca leads PTA arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
Joseph Velleca
Parent-Teacher Association
Velleca
Larry Hynson
Clifford
Bradford Street
Southeastern Health Unit
Rockwell House
Boston Univ. Awards Phoenix Scholarship to Carmela Pace
Carmela A. Pace of Norwood Mass a BU SPRC junior received the Bristol Phoenix Scholarship Award at Boston University School of Public Relations and Communications for outstanding papers and interest in journalism. Dean Melvin Bradshaugh presented the $125 award. pace will repeat next year. Pace is BU News copy editor and SPRC Journal staff reporter and interns with the Norwood Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Phoenix
Boston University
School of Public Relations and Communications
Carmela A. Pace
Norwood
Mass
Secordafice
Melvin Bradshaugh
Pace
SPRC
B. U. News
the Phoenix
B. U
Evah Hill
One-Day Polio Vaccination Clinic Planned
Dr. C Paul Bruno announces a single day polio vaccine clinic on Thursday from 9 to 12 at Rockwell House. Eligible are residents 20 years and older, with prior cards available for those who missed earlier clinics. To participate, parents must fill forms obtainable at schools or Rockwell House. 1554 Bristol youngsters have been vaccinated so far and over 2000 more are expected by close of the next clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Paul Bruno
Bristol
Rockwell House
Bristol Yacht Club Sees Spring Growth and May 15 Meeting
Bristol Yacht Club moves into a record business season with a two acre restricted anchorage near the dock to protect boats. Fleet captain John R White Jr reports a three to fourfold rise in moored boats and a new junior sailing program with ten Mercury training boats. The spring meeting is next Tuesday. a commissioning ceremony and dedication of the junior program will follow on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Bristol Yacht Club
John R. White
White
Pappasquash
Robert R. Miller
Tempo
C. Paul Bruno
Commodore
Poppasquash
Centazzo Heads Italian Vets in Post Elections
Frank J. Centazzo was reelected commander of the Sgt. Anthony M. Cappucci Post, Italian American War Veterans, at the post's monthly meeting. New officers include Joseph F. as senior vice commander, Jerry DeLuca as junior vice commander, John Letizia as quartermaster, Michael J. Cappucci as adjutant, Fred Bruno as judge advocate, Fazio Armillotto as historian, Albert P. Russo as rehabilitation and service officer, Domenic Armillotto as sergeant at arms, and Peter Cappucci as post chaplain. The post will participate in memorial services at St. Elizabeth's Church and in the Sunday parade on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Centazzo
Anthony M. Cappucci
Joseph F
Jerry DeLuca
John Letizia
Michael J. Cappucci
Fred Bruno
Fazio Armillotto
Albert P. Russo
Domenic Armillotto
Peter Cappucci
Anonymous Letters to the Editor Policy
The editor notes that unsigned letters may contain excellent material but cannot be published due to anonymity. The note explains the policy of withholding publication for anonymous submissions and preserves the practice of attributing content only to identifiable authors.
Wedding notice for Sergeant William Cahahy son
Police Sergeant and Mrs William Cahahy attended the wedding of their son Six Carry and Mrs Raip Providence at Wood Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
T.caahiy
Wood Atreet
Raip
Concert by First Congregational Church Choir
The senior choir of the First Congregational Church plans a Friday concert in the De Wolf Room on June 1 with Mrs Jean Wurster directing and the Junior choir assisting. An orchestra will accompany the program featuring pieces by Rodgers and Hammerstein Leroy Anderson and more with solo and quartet numbers and selections like God Of Our Fathers and Romany Life.
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First Congregational Church
de- Wolf
Jean Wurster
Margaret Elvin
Louise Murray
Rodgers and Hammerstein
William Stickles
Leroy Anderson
Mizzy Curtis- Wilson
Roy Ringwald
Livingston Gearhart
William L. Dawson
Victor Herbert
Andalucia
Henri Elkan
Ringwald
Bratton-O'Hare-Wilson
God of Our Fathers
Roberts-Warren- Gearhart
Third annual Bristol Highlands men's dinner named
Albert V. Pearson announced the third annual men's dinner at Bristol Highlands for Saturday night. Pearson chairs the arrangements committee with Raymond Bass George Chamberlain H Wheaton Thomas and E Shiart Smith. Broiled steak will be the featured menu item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Highlands
Albert V. Pearson
Pearson
Raymond Bass
George Chamberlain
H. Wheaton Thomas
E. Shiart Smith
Family Mourns Three Bristolline Club Members
Obituary notice honors Howard R. Mewras Albert A. Edmonds and Kr A. Eastman of the Bristolline Club for long service with American Legion activities spanning many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Mewras
Albert A. Edmonds
Kr A. Eastman
Bristolline Club
Ee Sas
Iver
Oz American Legion
Council Rejects Bids for East State Street Widening
Town Council votes to advertise the East State street widening again after J Baccala and Sons Construction withdrew their April 9 bid. President Bruno proposes rejecting all bids and charging a $500 certified check with future bids to ensure completion. Other bidders listed include Francis Bros. Inc, Rego and Sons, Campanella and Cardi, Hillsgrove, Marshall Landscaping, and J W Catch Construction Co. Action on the zoning map is deferred to the Zoning Board for corrections and a public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. State Street
J ‘Baccala and Sons Construction,Co
Josep F. Bruno
Bruno
Francis Bros. Inc
Rego and Sons Construction Co
Campanella and Cardi Construction Co
Hillsgrove
Marshall Landscaping Co
J. W. Catch Construction Co
Cranston
Reynolds G. Northup
BTA
Evelin Bache
State Street
Henry A. Hambrick
Mothers Day Party At Our Lady Of Mt Carmel
One hundred members and guests of the Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church enjoyed a mothers day party in the school auditorium Sunday afternoon. The Warren Rascals, students of Mrs Doris Moody's Dancing Studio, provided entertainment. Mrs Frank Malafronte was chair of the arrangements committee with several named helpers.
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Altar Society of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Warren “Rascals
Doris Moody
Frank Malafronte
Mary Carmone
Geraldine Marino
Margaret Machado
Amy Ben
Phyl‘s
Les Sosmpite
Mary” “Barboza
Sophie ‘Pan
Democratic district delegates named for state convention
Anthony J. Dennis Jr and Joseph P. Quartato will represent the first district while Margaret M. Connors and Anthony A. Balzano will represent the second district at the Democratic state convention in Providence on June 4. Alternates elected are Michael D. Parisi and Alphonse Morra in the first district and Benjamin R. Ebersman and Thomas H. Black in the second district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Denniis
Joseph P. Quartato
Margaret M. Connors
Anthony A. Balzano
Providence
Democratic Town Committee
Michael D. Parisi
Alphonse Morra
Benjamin R. Ebersman
Thomas H. Black
First Degree to be exemplified by Bristol Knights of Columbus
The First Degree will be exemplified on a class of candidates tomorrow night during a meeting of Bristol Council Knights of Columbus. The meeting will start at 8 p.m.
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Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
League meets tonight for Bristol County Babe Ruth League
Bristol County Babe Ruth League to meet at Colt High School tonight at 8 pm. League officers and any interested adults expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County
Colt High School
Knights of Columbus officers attend state convention at Pascoag
James J. Connery Jr and Sa J Ferris represent Etna Coreell Knights of Columbus at the state convention in Pascoag. Pascoag Council hosts this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Connery, Jr
Grand Case
Sa J. Ferris
Hate Ity
Etna Coreell Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Pascoag
Pascoag Council
Dimes Fund Receipts Fall in Bristol County Drive
Norman E. Benard county chair reports March of Dimes campaign receipts down nearly four thousand dollars from last year. Warren shows the largest decline with 1,289.81. Barrington down modestly. Bristol totals 3,822.19 versus 5,021.48 prior year. Total county receipts 9,438.41, expenses 875.19. One polio patient remains in an iron lung in Providence. local chapter covers hospital costs. Benard to consult medical advisory committee chaired by Dr. Henry B. Fletcher Jr.
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Bristol County
Norman E. Benard
Benard
United Fund
Warren
Barrington
Community Fund
Bristol
Providence
Norman Servant In Fire Post
J. Servant, former Bristol Fire chief, was elected vice president of the England States Veteran Firemen's League at its annual meeting and officers election in Bath Maine on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman. J. Servant
Bristol
Fone Eee
England ‘ States
Veteran Firemen’s League
Bath
Maine
Reserve Plan Tells of New Army Training Program
Edward J. Fitzgerald outlined Congress’s reserve training plan to Holy Name Society members, recounting a Fort Knox visit where Rhode Island reservists train six months to supplement the National Guard. The program lets 17 and 18 year olds serve while remaining in civilian life, reducing total obligation by two years, with training in engineering, radio, gunnery, and clerical work. Bristol is praised for its reserve legacy as a strong training town. A Mother’s Day pilgrimage to Mount St Rita’s begins next Sunday with an outdoor rosary and benediction led by Rev Clyde J. Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Fitzgerald
U. S. Army Reserve
Holy Name Society of St. Mary’s Church
Congress
Fitzgerald
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Army National Guard
Cuves Island
National Guard
Guard
Knox
Bristol
Moun St. Rita‘s Iegani
St. Mary's Church
Clyde J. Walsh
Four New Members Join Hope Circle No 70 D of I
Hope Circle No 70 D of I welcomed four new members Yoland a Canna Dorothy Patisi Natalie DaPonte and Albina. The Very Rev Magr Charles H Lynch was named chairman for the annual mystery ride planned for Wednesday June 26. Initiation planned for June 10 with outdoor meetings in July and August at homes of Zoe Raiolla and Marguerite Jordan. Members approved a $25 donation to Catholic Charity drive and Jesuit annual events noted with hostesses Anna Cavallaro Doroty King and others.
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Hope Circle No. 70
D. of I
Yolanda Canna
Zoe Raiolla
Anthony Avenue
Marguerite Jordan
Laurel’ Park
Warrens
Ual. Ing
Anna C
Cavallaro
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