Cub Pack 14 Hosts Meeting and Farewell for Den Mother
Cub Scout Pack No 14 held a meeting at Reynolds School with a Memorial Day tribute and a surprise farewell for den mother Eleanor Ferri. A Hobo Night parade, flag salute, and “America The Beautiful” opened, followed by awards for members and a tribute to Mrs Ferri who plans to move to Florida July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds School
Den
Eleanor Ferri
Steven Belancik
Warner Tabor
Nobles
Angelo Corsi
Gilbert Neves
Frank Rosano
Domenic Cavalieri
James Osborne
Parents Cubs Dress As Hobos For Pack Meeting
Cubs and friends of Pack 6 dressed as hobos for a Friday night meeting at St Marys church auditorium. Rev Clyde J Walsh opened the session guided by James Cruz. Victor Cabral won the quiz, Steven Baker and Joseph Reynolds won the shoe race. New Bobcats welcomed John Aguiar Jr Michael Bullock Alan Cabral Victor G Cabral Bruce Hargreaves Craig A Kloner Raymond Pagano Anthony Pimental. Advancing cubs included Joseph Reynolds with two silver arrows on wolf badge John St Angelo with one silver arrow on bear Jeffrey Faria with three arrows on wolf Jeffrey Beals with one silver arrow on wolf James Clayton with two silver arrows on bear James Cruz lion badge. Charles Reynolds and dames-ruz earned badges. Future activities include rodeo and field day June 28 at Andrew Vorro’s home Forrest Road, and participation in Memorial Day parade tomorrow. Vorro chairs rodeo arrangements with John St Angelo Joseph Silvia Fred Wilkinson Andrew Morris. Jerry Reynolds chairs refreshments with Albert Emery Joseph Nappi Rolando LaVallee Gus Nerone Frank Sylvia Thomas Byrnes. Games led by Mrs Mary Wilkinson with Mesdames Rose Reynolds Ruth Nerone Jackie LaVallee Beatrice St Angelo Mildred Clayton Ethel DeFelice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack
St. Mary’s Church
Clyde J. Walsh
James Cruz
Victor Cabral
Steven Baker
Joseph Reynolds
John Aguiar, Jr
Michael Bullock
Alan Cabral
Victor G. Cabral
Bruce Hargreaves
Andrew Vorro
Forrest Road
Vorro
John St. Angelo
Joseph Silvia
Fred Wilkinson
Andrew Morris
Jerry
Barbecue Hosts Share Fire Cooking Tips At Lincoln Woods
Mrs Normandin and Mrs Mello of the Pap poosesquaw Home Demonstration Club attended a broiled chicken barbecue at Lincoln Woods Field A last week. Prof Higgins led the group in fire and chicken prep. Providence Journal editor Violet Hig bee joined as an observer. Mrs Joseph E Bullock, president, joined the northern R I group tour to Boston to view Cinerama Holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Mello
Joseph Normandin
Pappoosesquaw Home Demonstration Club
Lincoln Woods Field
Higgins
Violet Higbee
Providence Sunday Journal
Joseph E. Bullock
R. I
Boston
Man Pleads Not Guilty To Taking Quahogs
James H. OBlen ns, 34, of 236 Waterstreet, Warren, pleaded not guilty in District Court yesterday morning to working an implement for the taking of quahogs in private oyster grounds or beds May 16 without the consent of the lessee. Judge James B. Linehan set bail at 200 dollars and continued the case one week. Civil docket items include Frank Francis Jr. v Perry, dibla Perry and La Pointe assumpsit, continued one week. Armillotto v Merlino alias negligence, answered, continued two weeks. Manuel Joseph Jr. negligence, unanswered, continued one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. O’blenns
Waterstreet
Warren
James B. Linehan
Frank Francis, Jr
Joseph A. Perry
Perry and LaPointe
Cub Scout Pack 5 Holds Last Meeting of Year
Cub Scout Pack 5 held its final meeting of the season at Trinity Church. Den 5 organized games and skits themed "Hobo Month" with Mrs E Stuart Smith as den mother. Den 6 led by Mrs Charles Rupp received honor den status and attendance award. Plans were set for the June 23 Camp Crosby pack picnic led by Russ Lundstrom. New Bobcats inducted: Richard Hodgson Joseph Vital James Manchester. Awards announced by Cub Master Don Badamo and Assistant James A Smith, honoring multiple wolves and iron badges plus service pins. The pack to march in Memorial Day parade, 9 am at Guiteras House. Refreshments by Mrs Alfred Meyer’s den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Den 5
E. Stuart Smith
Den 6
Charles Rupp
Camp Crosby
Russ Lundstrom
Richard Hodgson
Joseph Vital
James Manchester
Don Badamo
James A. Smith
Peter DeFelice
Graham Smith
John Watson
Norton Grubb
John Plovanich
Tommy Clark
Mark Gorham
Lester Gurney
Charles Carter
Lron
John Francis
Arthur Manchester
Town Records Mortgage and Deed Highlights
Records show several property actions including mortgages for Manuel S Cabral and Edmond D Calandra, discharges of mortgages by First Federal Savings, Old Colony Co-operative Bank, and direct reductions to Fortunato Ramos. Transfers include Clarke to Narragansett Electric and Ferrara to Ramos, with Quit Claim by Mary Carreira and a tax lien discharge for John M Francis estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel S. Cabral
Fall River Savings Bank
Manchester Street
Edmond D. Calandra
Et Ux
Anne Argenzio
Hope Street
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Fall River
Matthew Ferrara, Jr
Gooding Manor
Old Colony Co-operative Bank
James A. Sisson
Sherman Avenue
Fortunato Ramos
Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Susanna Clarke
Narragansett Electric Co
Metacom Avenue
Adeline E. Riccio
Charles Andrade
Gorham Place
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Howard Breisdord
Frank Digiosa
Bing Sum
Water ST
Ig Galasaso
Alhambra
Chevrolet
DE Soto
DODGE
FORD
NASH
Packard
Aymouth
den Mother
Thomas Pansa
Robert Vaccaro
Anthony Proto
Samuel Ferri
Pack 14
Florida
Miami
Bristol
Ferri
Mary Rosano
Pack
Mo Caniles
Arthur Andrews
Frank del Toro
Ferry
Joseph Velleca
Tabor
Belancik
Rosano
Henry Maturi
Domingo Pinheiro
George C.lima
High Street
Reynolds
Albert Emery
Joseph Nappi
Rolando LaVallee
Gus Nerone
Frank Sylvia
Thomas Byrnes
Games
Mary Wilkinson
Rose Reynolds
Ruth Nerone
Jackie LaVallee
Beatrice St. Angelo
Mildred Clayton
Ethel DeFelice
Mobilgas Special
Mobil Mobilgeilgas
Mobilgas
Socony Mobil
Phoenix
Lawrence R. Armillotto
Martha M. Merlino
Alias
Manuel Joseph, Jr
Cub Scout Pack 5
Town Records
Mary Carreira
Joaquim S. Carreira
Sherry Avenue
Department of Administration
John M. Francis
Park Shores
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