North Farm Auction Sets Dispersal of Grainsey Herd
The prize winning Grainsey Guernsey herd at North Farm will be sold at a dispersal auction on August 3, signaling a sale after a fire damaged Worth Farm’s three section barn on April 21. Clifford McBride heads the herd’s ownership but was unavailable for comment. Reconstruction at Worth Farm is expected to be extensive, with some buildings still standing. The 125 head herd has set national records with the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
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North Farm
Guernsey
Clifford McBride
Worth Farm
Bristol
America
Fristol Junior Women's Club elects new officers
Mrs Richard A Moren Jr was elected president at a meeting held last week at the Guteras house. Elected other officers include Jerry as vice president and Belmore as poppy days chair. The outgoing president Foutz received a plaque from the former R I Heart Association director for the door-to-door drive.
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Vernon Foutz
Richard A. Moren
Bristol Junior Women’s Club
Richard. Moren Jr
Women's Club
Richard A. Morer
Fristol Junior Women’s Club
Guteras House
Thomas-Berlerepe Brester
Jolin Anderton
James A. Celone
Correst
Vascosto
Bert Nutini
Ways
Hairman
Norman Renéy
Patricia Campbell
Raymond Frizzell
Thomas Igley
Anthony Cambrella
Rodman Chase
Ver
Non Foutz
R. I. Heart Association
Memorial Day Schedule Observed in Bristol
Memorial Day events in Bristol will include a parade led by Chief Marshal Bernard M Grabert at 9 am assembling on Franklin Street, with a 9:30 am march to North Burial Ground for brief exercises at the Soldiers Monument. Walter T Hyde will give the principal address. The program features band selections, invocations by Canon Delbert W Tildesley, and the Gettysburg Address read by Anthony Velleca, plus wreaths and taps.
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Bristol
Walter T Hyde
American Legion
Franklin St
Hope and
High
Bernard M Grabert
Hope Street
North
Soldiers’ Monument
Bristol Portuguese Independent Band
Delbert W . Tildesley
St. Michael's Church
Kearney
Burnside Memorial Building
Bernard M. Grabert
Canon Tildesley
Anthony Velleca
Bristol Serfier High School
Tamburro Heads Bristol MS Campaign and Drive
Michael A. Tamburro of Bristol has been named chair of the Multiple Sclerosis Hope Chest campaign. He will lead a March Neighbor to Neighbor event and a broad RI chapter membership drive to form a permanent MS committee in town, with Anthony Estrella and Louise Brechin as officers. A high school student group under Matilda Sansone aids publicity.
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Michael A. Tamburro
Bristol
Clarence B. Coleman
RTI
National
MS. Society
Tamburro
United Rubber Workers of America
Afl-Cio
State Cio Council
University of Rhode Island
Bristol High School
Cup Defenders Association
Anthony Estrella
Kaiser Aluminum Local 339
URWA
Louise L. Brechin
Hope Chest
Margaret Nerone
Matilda Sansone
138 Children Examined At Round-Up
The annual pre-school round up held last Wednesday to Friday was called the largest ever by committee chair Mrs. Joseph Velleca. Dr. C Paul Bruno examined 138 children with help from Miss Connie Fasano and Mrs. Ida Baldzno.
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Joseph Velleca
C Paul Bruno
Connie Fasano
Ida Balzdno
Robert Huey
Manuel Prenda
Emidio Merlino
Eric Bense
Robert Gilbert
Charles Tappero
Roger Dietz
Charles Hutchison
Benjamin Hazen
Velleca
Rockwell House
Town Council Approves Sewer Lateral Cuts on Robin Drive
Castle Construction Co. operator Nino J. Palazini was granted permission to make 16 water and sewer lateral cuts on Robin Drive between Rosedale and Primrose at a town council meeting. The council also authorized a consent decree to halt further excavation, after a Superior Court restraining order. The trench 12 feet deep was flagged as a neighborhood hazard pending backfill and road conformity, with two existing manholes and two more to be installed.
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Castle Construction Co
Robin Drive
Rosedale Drive
Primrose Road
Frank L. Martin
Castle Coast Co
William P Sousa
Palazini
Martin
Raymond A Thomas
Joseph A Margo
Michael DeLeo Receives Italian Star of Solidarity
Michael A. DeLeo has again been awarded the Star of Solidarity first class by the Italian Government. The announcement came from the Italian Embassy in Washington where DeLeo attended meetings on immigration and refugee issues. He accepted an invitation from President Eisenhower to serve on a committee for refugees in World Refugee Year activities.
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Michael A. DeLeo
Star of Solidarity
Washington, D
Wehise
Ae.Leo
Eisenhower
Kxicema
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Acurvicana Legion Auxiliary
Germaine Belmore
Grabert
Tildesley
DAR
VFW
Kearney Post Auxiliary
Kearney Post
Lawson-Ratola Post
M Cappucci
Herman Silvia
Battery C
Memorial Day Committee
Battery “C
Juniper Hill
St Mary's Cemeteres
Town Wharf
Thames Street
Veterans Memorial Park
M.A. Tamburro
M.S. Campaign
Ersto Reabe
Barrington Boy's
Guiteras
Mt. Hope Chap
U. B.S
Nino J. Palazini
Michael DeLeo