Girl Scout Badges Listing Readers See Here
Long list of named Girl Scouts and leaders for multiple badges including Hostess, Garden Flower, Second Class, Games, Clerk, My Community, My Country, Weaving, Cook, Swimmer, Winter, and various troop leaders and assistants. Includes many spelled names and badge assignments across numerous girls.
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Caroline Gigree
Emily Garvin
Angelo Allaire
Vivian Araujo
Suzanne Brown
Aileen Card
Penelope Davis
Patricia Egan
Kathy Magee
Elizabeth Medeiros
Kathy Menard
Elaine Panzarella
Jacquline Pelland
Mary Ellen Perrerio
Gloria Richardson
Dorothy Sylvia
Frances DaPonte
Caroline Gibree
Irene Vanderbrauck
Angela Allaire
Vivian Arrayjo
Julia Card
Kathy Manard
Jacqueline Pelland
Mary Ellen Perreria
Cook
Columbine
James Foster
John Borges
Geraldine Botelho
Judith Bullock
Arlette Camacho
Mary Jane Dennis
Joan Geyer
Jacqueline Lescault
Marie Maturi
Norma Reposa
Janice Sousa
Annette Troiano
Awards Winners Named for Pimental and Young
Pimental and Abbie Young are named among award recipients with additional winners to be announced in a later issue.
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Sally Evans
Shirley Jarvis
Isabelle Jordan
Mary Mancini
Judy Marz
Stephanie Newton
Mary Pimental
Abbie Young
M C Smith Elected Bristol YMCA Board Member
Maurice C Smith 3rd was elected to the Bristol YMCA board to fill the unexpired term of the late John G Stewart. General secretary Albert F Means reported 19 191 total attendance in the first four months across YMCA activities, with plans noted for a summer day camp. Roswell S Bosworth announced a fall membership drive and a supper meeting in June with John Lehman of the Two State YMCA speaking.
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Maurice C Smith
Bristol Ymca
John G Stewart
Albert F Means
YMCA
Joseph Murgo
D . A. Capone
Roswell
Bosworth
John Lehman
Boston
Frederick S. Bartlett
Gene L. Ritchie
Clarence Spece
Benjamin Hazen
Frederick A Cornell
Foster Price
Bristol Ladies Visit New York Stock Exchange
Six members of Mrs. Alice B. Morgan’s Investment Classes accompanied her on a May 17 trip to the New York Stock Exchange to mark its 160th birthday. Escort for the Bristol group was Exchange president G Keith Funston. Participants included Mrs Harold Gifford Mrs Walter Briggs Mrs Arthur Lepper Miss Ethel Blaisdell Miss Mary Walsh and Miss Marie Gifford.
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Alice B. Morgan
New York Stock Exchange
Bristol
the Exchange
G Keith Funston
Mrs Morgan
Harold Gifford
Walter Briggs
Arthur Lepper
Ethel Blaisdell
Mary Walsh
Marie Gifford
Names of women listed in a class roster brief
A partial list includes Frances Bodell Judith Borges Jeanne Brown Mary Campagna Elizabeth Capone Beatrice Cavallaro Deborah Davis Mary Da Ponte Barbara Di Palma Lynn Egan Susan Geisler Lucille Gibree Sandra Hazen Suzanne Hazen Linda Jackson Catherine Knight Rosemary Lane Ellan Leahy Eleanor Ligeiro Carol Lamb Susan Lamb Judith Mennard Mary McCarthy Marilyn Munroe Alicia Murphy Virginia Phipps Lois Rinaldi Matilda Sansone Pamela Southwick and Patricia Tamparo.
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Meida
Frances Bodell
Judith Borges
Jeanne Brown
Mary Louise Campagna
Elizabeth Ann Capone
Beatrice Cavallaro
Deborah Davis
Mary da Ponte
Barbara di Palma
Lynn Egan
Susan Geisler
Lucille Gibree
Sandra Hazen
Suzanne Hazen
Linda Jackson
Catherine Knight
Rosemary Lane
Ellan Leahy
Eleanor Ligeiro
Carol Lamb
Susan Lamb
Judith Mennard
Mary McCarthy
Marilyn Munroe
Alicia Murphy
Virginia Phipps
Lois Rinaldi
Matilda Sansone
Pamela Southwick
Patricia Tammaro
Mothers Serve Breakfast To Church Group
Members of St. Mary's Mothers' Club served the first Communion class breakfast after Mass. Mrs. George McCarthy chaired with a committee including Mrs Frank L Martin Mrs Adolph Ferreira Jr Mrs Arthur De mers Mrs John V Leavy Mrs G Elton Pierce and Mrs Edward J Newbold ex officio. Thursday evening 50 members attended the club's annual banquet at Grist Mill.
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St. Mary’s
Christmas Seal Unit Hears Rhode Island Health Officials
The 1952 Bristol Christmas Seal committee met at Mrs. W. DeWolf Jr. sounding a talk by Ruth Anderson executive director of the Rhode Island Tuberculosis and Health Association and Mary H. Kennedy association secretary. Mrs. Ralph Lawson Jr. chaired with a slate including Mrs. James E. Sullivan as assistant chairman and Mrs. Benjamin Eberman as secretary.
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Bristol
Ruth Anderson
R. I Association
Mary H. Kennedy
Association
Ralph Lawson, Jr
James E. Sullivan
Benjamin Ebersman
Evelyn Carter
John R. Watson
Maxwell Phenes
Sebastian Bernard, Jr
Frank L. Martin
Connie Fasano
Natalie Herreschoff
Angelo Pozzi
Roswell S. Bosworth
Robert Miller
J. W. DeWolf
Colt Again Winner Shows First-Place Tie Maintained
Colt Memorial's baseball team travels to McCoy Stadium Pawtucket to face Pawtucket West and attempt to stay atop the Eastern Rhode Island Interscholastic League standings. Gene Furtado earns his fifth straight win as Colt shuts out Pawtucket East 7 0 improving to nine and one on the season. Colt and St Raphael's share the league lead with a Friday showdown at Guiteras Field to decide the top position. Furtado allows six hits walks two and fans eight while Andreade collects four Colt hits.
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Colt Memorial
McCoy Stadium
Pawtucket
Pawtucket West
Colt
St. Raphael's
Pawtucket East
Gene Furtado
St. Raphael’s
Guiteras Field
Furtado
Andrade
Frank Canario Named President of Bristol PTA
Frank Canario was elected president of the Bristol Parent-Teacher Association at its annual meeting held Thursday in Colt High School Auditorium. Other officers elected include Mrs Louis Castriotta as vice president in charge of program Edward Fitzgerald as second vice president Eric Marsden as treasurer Mrs Benjamin Hazen as recording secretary and Mrs Mary Alegia as corresponding secretary.
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Frank Canario
Bristol
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Colt High School
Louis Castriotta
Edward Fitzgerald
Eric Marsden
Benjamin Hazen
Mary Alegria
Plumbers Top Chips 4 0 in Opening Little League game
The 1952 King Philip Little League opener was halted by weather as the Plumbers defeated the Chips 4 to 0. Al Ramos pitched a three hit gem with a nine strikeout performance while Borges, Martin, Achillis, Lemos and Ferrara contributed key hits and scoring plays.
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King Philip
Plumbers
al Ramos
Borges
Ray Martin
Achillis
Martin
Ramos
Lemos
Ferrara
Little League Actions Highlight New Park Dedication
The community faced Sunday weather delays for two games but a dedication event proceeded at World War II Memorial Park. Gov. Roberts and Sen. Pastore autographed balls later tossed to Little Leaguers, and Flash Ferrara pledged a ball to the first regular home run hitter. Tryouts for Bristol’s two-town Little Bigger League run May 23 to June 2 at Guiteras Field, with a 15-game schedule.
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Plate
Flash Ferrara
Gov. Roberts
Sen. Pastore
Gee
Bristol County
Bristol
Warren
Barrington
Guiteras Field
Albert
Babe) Ethier
Frank Reno
John
Foxy) Marshall
Rego Bros
Trenton
N. J
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