Colt, Serbst Finally Bow In Tight East Loss
Colt lost its first league game 7-6 at McCoy Stadium as Gerry Serbst saw his 38 scoreless innings streak end when Pawtucket East rallied with five runs in the third. Bristol led 6-5 late before East’s double and single in the ninth produced two runs. Colt still holds first with a 6-1 record. The Bristol squad included CerA Ascoli and St Elizabeth’s.
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Colt
Gerry Serbst
Pawtucket East
McCoy Stadium
Bristol Lads
Serbst
East
Twilight League Opens June 1 On the Common
President Dave Ferris announced the Coast Guard Spar will be the fourth team in the Twilight League. The season opens Monday June 1 at 6 o'clock on the Common.
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Dave Ferris
Coast Guard “Spar
Kingsmen Unit Meeting Postponed for Paper Drive
The regular monthly Kingsmen Men's Committee meeting is postponed one week to allow members to participate in a house to house paper drive. Trucks leave Scout Hall at 6:30 p.m. to continue collecting waste paper and old rags.
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Kingsmen Men’s Committee
Kingsmen Corps
Scout Hall
Inside County Cleaners How a Dry Cleaning Plant Works
An informed look at dry cleaning types and processes at County Cleaners. The piece explains plant variety, labor care, garment preparation, sorting, stain removal, solvent filtration, odor elimination, and finishing. It highlights skilled work, avoidable mistakes, and a satisfaction guarantee.
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County Cleaners
Pembroke Club Elects Officers at Barrington Library
Pembroke College Club of Bristol County met on Monday evening May 11 at the Barrington Public Library and elected officers for two years. Susan Weatherhead of Barrington is vice president, Catherine V. Severe of Bristol is recording secretary, and Charlotte A. Young of Bristol is treasurer. Susan Demery presented colored slides from a trip to Ireland England and Scotland. Barrington members hosted the meeting.
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Pembroke College Club
Bristol County
Barrington Public Library
Susan Weatherhead
Barrington
Catherine V. Severe
Bristol
Charlotte A. Young
Susan Demery
Ireland
England
Scotland
Bristol Students Attend R L School Choral Festival
Thirty three junior and senior high students from Bristol joined the R L Music Educators Association festival at Hope High School. Directors M Theresa Donovan and Miss Joan E Doyle led the senior and junior choirs respectively with participants listed by name.
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Bristol
R. L
Hope High School
R. L Music Educators Association
M. Theresa Donovan
Joan E. Doyle
Marie Maciel
Dorothy Medeiros
Louise Murray
Carol Benson
Janice Frank
Anne Jane Terra
Phyllis S. Angelo
Mary Lou Teixeira
Mary Coite
Constance Raposa
Eleanor Proto
Anne Carreiro
Alvin Elder
Henry
Tonsil Clinic Drive Seeks Six More Subscribers
Mrs Vasta L Ruggiero of the Pyramids of Charity Women's Club asks for six more subscribers to fund the annual tonsil clinic. Home bridge or canasta games offer prizes, with donors listed including Mrs Joseph Correia, Mrs Laquis Tortorice, Mr and Mrs William Fernandes, and Miss Nicolina Cosentino.
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Vasta L. Ruggiero
Pyramids of Charity Women’s Club
Ruggiero
Joseph Correira
Laquis Tortorice
William’ Fernandes
Nicolina Cosentino
40 and 8 Honors Manuel Goulart
A testimonial for Manuel P. Goulart grand chef de gare of the State Voiture 40 and 8 was held Saturday night at the Legion Home in Franklin Street with 125 attendees. Goulart received a diamond past chef de gare pin from Bristol Voiture 1188 and Mrs. Goulart was given a bouquet. Raymond L. Richards state legion commander spoke as the principal speaker, with other area and state officials in attendance.
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Manuel P. Goulart
Little Bigger Auction Sets Youth League Rosters
At the Bristol County Little Bigger League auction Roger W. Pigeon and John L. Burke assigned Pipers and Dozers players. Pipers gain seven newcomers, Dozers eight, with ages listed and holdover players named. Rosters must be cut to fifteen and fourteen year olds by June 13 as league age rules shift to September 15. Practice times and a Bristol schedule kickoff on Friday June 12 are announced.
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Bristol County
Roger W. Pigeon
John L. Burke
Pipers
Dozers
Frank O. Rene
Victor Andrade
Leonard Calandra
David Cross
Anthony DaPonte
Howard Larson
Anthony Mascola
Claude Lemoi
Rego and Sons
Carl Carlson
Louis Castriotta
Nick Conti
William Ferrara
Raymond Freitas
Steven Moren
John Pasqual
Robert Usher
John (Foxy
Albert ‘Babe’ Brthier
Ronnie Rene
The
Vincent Leahy
Matthew DeLeo
Ralph Larson
Michael Vendituoli
Joseph Santos
Raymond Cabral
Michael DeMeo
Albert Ethier
George Mello
George Mansi
James Panzarella
Charles Ouellette
Paul Romano
Fred Cavallaro
John Furtado
John Usher
Raymond Martins
Richard Marshall
Raymond Cordeiro
Louis Sansone
John Burke
John Silvia
Robert Leahy
Bristol
Bristol Town Seeks Bids for Asphalt and Emulsion Road Materials
Sealed bids are invited by the Bristol Town Clerk for 35000 gallons MC 1-2-3 asphalt 10000 gallons RC 1-2-3-5 asphalt 25000 gallons HV BX and HRM emulsion and tar T-3 through T-12. Bids due 4 pm on specified date. required bid bond 100 dollars. Materials must meet State of Rhode Island standards and contracts run for 12 months with possible quantity adjustments. The Town reserves the right to reject all bids or award items separately.
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Bristol
Thorelay
M.C
R.C
Tago Quate
Sextin
R. I. Dept. of Public Works
Division of Roads and
Brisol
Highwy Department
Brig, & Stratton
Troop 4 Plans Charter Night
Troop 4 of the Boy Scouts schedules a charter night Saturday at K of C Hall with Rev William M Delaney state CYO director and Catholic chaplain to Narragansett Council as principal speaker. The troop is sponsored by Bristol Knights of Columbus and parents and public are invited.
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Boy Scouts
K. of C. Hall
William M. Delaney
CYO
Narragansett Council
Bristol
Oe of
Ist Troop Scouts in Circus Night at Scout Hall
Ist Troop Scouts presented Circus Night at Scout Hall with Joseph Motta as ringmaster and side show barker. The event transformed the hall into a circus tent setting for a one night performance before the troop departed.
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Ting-a-ling Brothers
Scout Hall
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Joseph Motta
Final Indoor Spring Social Preview At Camp Yangoog
The patrols presented acts for both performances including fat lady, wild animal act, sword swallower, strong man, snake charmer, trained animals, clowns, ring jug gling act and trained dogs. During intermission pamphlets and applications were distributed for the final indoor meeting on Monday evening. Panther patrol led by Nicholas DiCianni served as honor patrol with Motta overseeing the program and Anthony Nastri Carlton Pinheiro Daniel Amaral and DiCianni as patrol leaders. Scoutmaster George R. Fish announced and counseled.
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Yangoog
Panther Patrol
Nicholas DiCianni
Motta
Anthony Nastri
Carlton Pinheiro
Daniel Amaral
DiCianni
George R. Fish
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Kingsmen
George . Travers
Wardwell Lumber CO
Tupelo Street
Pembroke Club
Manuel Goulart
John W. Church
Troop 4
John
Towne Roofing Co. Orp
George Street
M. C. Silvia
Time Payments
R. A. Ecar
P.O. Box Warren
B. Tel. Warren
Ceeaeiton
Fok Ray
Ciepe
Warren
Launderers
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