Chief Seeks Probation Extension for Three Officers to 1965
Police Chief Ferrara recommended probation for three officers Frank Bruno Carl Ormond and Leonard Cayton until September or July 1965 citing past records and department interests. Bruno and Ormond joined 1983 Cayton 1954 and Bruno formerly left force then rejoined in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Ferrara
Frank Bruno
Carl Ormond
Leonard Cayton
Bruno and
Ormond
Cayton
Bruno
Alfano Named Chief of Staff For May 30 Parade
Louis P Alfano Jr commandant of the Rhode Island Veterans Home has been named chief of staff for the Memorial Day Parade by Chief Marshal Conrad A Beauregard district commander for District Two of the Rhode Island American Legion and past commander of Kearney Post 6 He is a World War II veteran and former Bristol state representative Lydia Lagardo a Bristol Senior High School senior will read the Gettysburg Address at the Memorial Day exercises at the Burnside Memorial Building following the parade She is top student and editor in chief of the Pegasus and Green and White The Memorial Day Committee and members of Kearney Post will place new flags on 1 004 veterans graves in five local cemeteries Memorial Sunday mass at St Marys Church is at 9 am with attendees to meet at 8 45 am Unaffiliated veterans are invited to join the Mass parade and Memorial Day activities on May 30 Also see controversy over wall on Fales Road and right of way to the shore with state rights issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis *P Alfano, Jr
R I Veterans’ Home
Conrad A. Beauregard
Department of R I American Legion
Kearney
The
American Legion
Alfano
Bristol
Lydia Lagarto
Bristol Senior
Burnside Memorial
Pegasus
Kearney Post
St Mary's Church
Bristol Tax Rate Drops as Valuations Rise
The 1964 official tax rate is set at 2.60 per thousand, down from 30.20 last year. Total valuations rise to 57,536,630 with gains across all categories, driven by higher property values, increased state school aid of 50,000, and modest budget increases.
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Bristol
Rober L. Garvin
Bristol Art Museum Opens 1964 Season Ball at Linden Place
The Bristol Art Museum announces a gala Ball on Friday June 12 at the former carriage house of Linden Place with music by a Rhode Island orchestra and guest Ball Chairman Ethel Barrymore Colt. Tickets are limited and sales overseen by Mrs. Richard Cranshaw. Miss Coit returns to perform a Philanthropy benefit. exhibits include David Troy paintings and works by Brow Pierce Pon tes Grosvenor Thon and others. The museum will be open 1 to 5 PM daily and 7 to 9 PM Fridays, closed alternate Wednesdays and Thursdays. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Art Museum
Colt Estate
Linden Place
Bristol
Rhode Island
Ethel Barrymore Colt
David Troy
Spain
Miss Coit
Colt
Russell Warren
Providence Arcade
Francis Brow
Donald Pierce
Crimilda Pontes
Richard Grosvenor
William Thon
Barye
Rodin
Delacroix
Gericault
Vernet
Francis
JFK Library Fund drive organized by Anthony J. Dennis
Anthony J. Dennis, chairman of the Bristol County John E. Kennedy Memorial Library, announced a local fund campaign with town chairmen in Barrington, Warren, and Bristol. The drive will run through schools, businesses, and clubs, inviting donations at designated locations next Wed Thu Fri for those unable to contribute otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Dennis
Bristol County
John E. Kennedy Memorial Library
Dennis
Barrington
Robert A. Gammino
Edward J. Butler, Jr
Warren
Robert J. Conley
James E. Murphy
Bristol
R. S. Bosworth, Jr
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Ferrara
Canna
Chef Ferrara
Thomas Connell
Afscme
Afl-Cio
Highway Department
Sanitation
Joseph Virgino
Manuel F. Sousa, Jr
Rego
Fales Rd
Fale Rd
Vincent Fasano
Cotton Ball Committee
Children of Mary Sodarity
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Jane Marie Sylvia
Lorraine Cordeiro
Mary Andrade
Jean Martins
Virginia Cordeiro
Ball
Richard Cranshaw
Miss Colt
Russell J. Donovan
JFK Library Fund
Times
Times-Gazette
Child St
Town Hall
Phoenix
Bradford St
Hope St
Boston
Mass
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library, Inc
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