East Greenwich defeats Colt 13-7 at Guiteras Field
East Greenwich remains atop Class C in the A I Interscholastic League with a 6-1 record after a 13-7 win over Colt at Guiteras Field. Bristolian Tony Nastri opened scoring for East Greenwich, and Don Ketelle and Bob Novo added late TDs as Colt drops to 1-4. Warren next faces Colt in Veterans Day action at Guiteras.
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East Greenwich
Guiteras Field
Colt
Warren
Brisolians
Tony Nastri
Bob Leahy
Avengers
Don Ketelle
Denny Aurelio
Bristol
Bob Novo
Aurelio
Green and White
Bristolians
North Kingstown
Redskins
North Providence
Warrenites
North
South Kingstown
Burrillville
Barrington
Pawtucket Vake
Kedskins
Boxing Star Speaks at Holy Name Society Smoker
Mickey Devine former Rhode Island light weight champion spoke of his fights and highlights at the St Mary’s Auditorium Holy Name smoker. Joseph Quariaro introduced Devine and joined in questions as President Mancher presided. Rev Jones Walsh gave a short talk. refreshments followed.
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Mickey Devine
Rhode Island
New England
St. Mary’s Holy Name
St. Mary’s
Joseph “Kid Hope” Quariaro
Bristol
Devine Devine
William J Mancheser
Jone J Walsh
Society Modernor
Women Work For Community Theatre Revival
The Women's Club launches a community theatre revival after canceling a Halloween painting contest. A meeting is set for Monday at 8 pm at Guiteras House with Mrs Raymond Makowsky inviting residents to participate. Orrissey will speak on production aspects and the club seeks broad involvement.
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Guiteras House
Women’s Club
Raymond Makowsky
Orrissey
Makowsky
Flags Placed on Veterans Graves by Scout Troop Leaders
Explorer scouts led by Scoutmaster George R. Fish helped lay more than 850 new American flags at graves across five local cemeteries. The American Legion’s Memorial Day Committee supervised the effort with flags placed twice yearly. Members include Floyd Ferri Robert Dennis George Northup Antone Mattin and others from Bristol Troop and Post 14.
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George R. Fish
Kearney
American Legion
Memorial Day Committee
Fish
Floyd Ferri
Robert Dennis
George Northup
Antone Mattin
Kenneth Pimental
Arthur Andrews
Joseph Alfred
Bristol
Herbert Newman
U S Rubber 29 Year Club Banquet At Bristol Plant
Nine employees reaching 40 years at the U S Rubber Company Bristol plant received watches at the fifth annual Twenty-five Year Service Club meeting. Frederick S. Bartlett led the event at Midway Steak and Lobster House with 200 in attendance. Pins were given by Raymond A. Walker to seven new members.
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Bristol
United States Rubber Company
Midway
Frederick S. Bartlett
Julio Ferreira
Willam McKenna
John Sousa
Abel Viera
John Foti
Manuel W Perry
Frank Vargas
Josephine Walsh
Lilian
Wilkinson
Raymond A. Walker
Joseph Almeida
George E. Shaw
Domenic Vaceqro
Bertha M Pivin
Gilbert B. Shaw
Manuel Vales
Alvaro Couto
Public Speaking Contest Set For End of the Month
The Voice of Democracy contest will be held at month end announced by Richard A Moren Jaycees chairman. Open to all high school students, winners advance to the state contest on December 6 or Providence Journal auditorium. State winner earns all expense paid trip to Washington DC for the national competition with TV sets awarded to state and national winners.
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Jaycees
Richard A Moren
Providence Journal
Washington, DC
Nighttime collision injures Newport sailor on Metacom Avenue
Police report recounts Nellie Davis a 28 year old sailor stationed at St. Albans Hospital Long Island New York falling asleep at the wheel near 1 20 a m on Metacom Avenue causing a crash that damaged a telephone pole and RFD box. He was treated for facial injuries and chest pains then taken to Newport Naval Hospital. Other incidents include a Drummond hit and run on Hope Street a tree strike by Robert Coelho on East Hope Street and a Spuzza Dandenau collision on Church Street with minor car damage.
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Nellie Davis
Newport
Metacom Avenue
Davis
St. Alban’s Hospital
Long Island
N. Y
Carole
Amelda
Warren
Samuel Clark
Clark
Newport Naval Hospital
George G. Drummond
Hope Street
Robert E King
Demers
Teixtera
Drummond
Asylum Road
Robert Coelho
Fatima Drive
Di Pierio Elected Pres. of TWUA CIO Local 1348
Anthony Di Pierio of this town was elected president of Local 1348 TWUA CIO in elections held Saturday at Independent Hall. The local covers plants of Collins Aikman Corp in Bristol County. Di Pierio won over James Andreozzi of Barrington by nine votes to succeed as president. other officers named include Peter Pastore Bristol vice president Ann Mael Gardone Barrington secretary and Manny Ferreira Bristol treasurer.
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Anthony di Pierio
TWUA
CIO
Independent
Collins & Aikman Corp
Bristol
di Pierio
James Andreozzi
Barrington
Peter Pastore
Ann Mael Gardone
Manny Ferreira
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Hal’s Fish Market
Thames St
V. A
Fall River
Corner Bank ST
Li Ar
E. Greenwich
Holy Name Society
Main ST
U.S. Rubber Co
Christina
Warren Christina Smail
Charles M. Connery
Funeral Home
Burton Sz
Maciel
Water St
Herb Murray
Dexter Lions
Bristol JR. R
Bartolo Spcuzza
Providence
J. E. Dandeneau
Bay View Avenue
Church Street
Spicuzza
Dandeneau
Twua Cio
Bristol Real Estate
Bristol Highlands
A. A. Edmonds CO
Telephone
Clifford
Raymond Dube
Bristol County
DODGE
P.S
Dapontes
Laitea
Ithcee Alaeener S
He Lane
Daponnte Poultry Farm
the Harbor Room
Harriet Bradford
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