Flags Available for Funerals and a Grand Antique Show
The Veterans Administration resumed about 960 burial flags for Rhode Island veterans in fiscal 1961 ending June 30, used to drape caskets for wartime service or peacetime enlistment. Flags go to next of kin or a close associate after services. Also, a panorama of the past runs December 6 to 9 in Boston, 1 to 11 pm daily, featuring articles from many countries, directed by Milton Babcock and sponsored by the New England Antiques Association.
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Veterans Administration
Rhode Island
Milton Babcock
The
New England Antiques Association
Local Court Hears Multiple Bristol Barrington Police Cases
Judge James B. Linehan handles offenses including Albert Carrsford fined 50 for auto stop sign violation and others in Bristol and Warren. Frederick Fagnant and Paul Vente suspected assault, with continued hearings. Miss Margaret Kilroy pleads guilty to speeding. arts museum screening Maydr ling at the Providence museum listed with details and free admission.
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Linthan
Frederick Fagnant
Paul Vento
Bristol
Fagnant
Vente
James B. Linehan
Fifth District Court
Warren
Albert J. Carrsford
Nerragansett Ave
Barrington
Prankster complaints rise over tampered rural mail boxes
Mr Montagne cites numerous annual complaints from rural patrons about tampered stolen or damaged mail and boxes. The chief inspector notes mailboxes are a favorite target during hunting season and warns of penalties up to years in prison and fines up to $1099 for willfully injuring or defacing mail, applicable to all mail deposited in or delivered through such boxes.
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Mr. Montagne
Post Office Dept
Needlecraft Look Through Beach Fragments in New Pattern
Nancy Bartel describes a seaside walking meditation turning seashell forms into a crochet design. The piece explains creating a doubles motif with five strands of crochet thread on a sixhook, using model 18 crochet in Robinette red blue shades, and notes selecting free envelopes and department store trends.
Appraisal Committee Formed On Neglected-Child Study
A 16 member committee led by Lawrence N. Spitz to study aide for children neglected by parents. Members include J Wohn Affleck 68, Bristol summer resident Mrs. Stanley Livingston,Howard G. Brown, Katherine K. Repr Eugend, Judge Weisberger, Rev Edward J McGovern and Governor John A. Notte Jr among others. The task is under the RI Council of Community Services at the request of Children's Friend and Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iWohn J. Affleck
Berrington
Stanley Livingston
Bristol
RI. Council of Community Bervicks
Lawrence N. Spitz
Howard G. Brown
Katherine K
Eugend.Charl W. Haéffenreffer
Alfred H. Joslin
John, A. Notte,Jr
Richard W. Pearce
Elmer R. Senith
Joseph Weis
Weekend Cat Show Draws Entries at Cranston
A weekend event, the fifth American Cat Show, gathers hundreds of cats at Sands Edgewood Yacht Club in Cranston. Gov. John Notte will present a trophy as judges run the show from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday and 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday with entries from many exhibitors.
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Cranston
Sands
Edgewood
Gov. John Notte
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Boston
Hospital Trust ‘the Bank
Ter Alt
HOPE
Hope Street
Che Castle
Poppasquale Road
Narragansett Bay
Che Castle Tria
Alber
Providence
James B. Linetol
Bradford
High Streets
Ae Raposa
Rapesa
Alfred McKenzie
Catherine St
Francis Gould
Douglas Ave
Prov
William Silvia
Warren St
Fall River
Delphine Amaral
Wood St
Thomas Shola
Sheron St
Barrington Police
Robert J. Bolvin
Margaret D. Kilroy
Boulevard
Middletown
Beyer Knevie
Risd
Destum Museum of Art
Maydrling
Ana Daribelle
Anatole Litvak
Arthur Honegger
Bozés
Hope Creamery
Chris
Needlecraft News
By Nancy Bartel
Dj Prom
Priscilla Deities
Anteis
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