Organic Piano Concert Pleases Large Audience
Emma and Earl Rounds presented an organ piano concert at Colt Memorial Hall on Friday evening to benefit Holmes House. About 290 attendees enjoyed a well planned program with Mrs. Dorothy Tapner assisting, and applause followed each selection. Allan M. Newman served as master of ceremonies, with Donald Matheson and Herbert Newman as co chairmen. Stage settings and flowers were provided by Charles J. Falugo and Ralph F. Kinder.
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Emma
Earl Rounds
Colt Memorial Hall
Rounds
Fark
Dorothy Tapner
Holmes House
Allen M. Newman
Donald Matheson
Herbert Newman
Charles J. Falugo
Ralph F. Kinder
Thanksgiving Week at Local High School Activities
Students prepare for a busy week with an assembly at 8 30 a m seniors sing On to Victory and discuss careers ahead of the Turkey Day game with Barrington. An afternoon dance, cross word puzzles, literature notebooks, and a Diggy OY Democracy film are planned. Volleyball and basketball practice resume, an all girls hockey victory, and senior pictures are scheduled plus festive Canasta pencils with sombrero erasers.
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Barrington
The
Athletic Association
Pegasus
Lege Preparatory
Ahis “Diggy OY Democracy
Sisson
Zegger Stars As Colts Roll Over Dorchester 32-6
Jack Zegger starred for the Bristol Colts at Guiteras Field scoring four times to pace a 32-6 victory over Dorchester. Quintal contributed key plays including two TDs and a strong kicking game as Bristol dominated with balanced offense and stout defense led by Balzano, Dober, Roderick, Annarummo and Annunziata.
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Jack Zegger
Bristol Colts
Guiteras Field
Dorchester
Zegger
Bristolians
Colts
Gales
Quintal
Esposito
Quaintal
Arnie Green
Jim Sousa
Gates
Russ Meyer
Ralph Kilgi
Mike Primiano
Jeep Balzano
Eric Dober
Slim Roderick
Pat Annarummo
Mike Annunziata
New Locker Room Improves YMCA Facilities and Activities
YMCA board plans complete locker room work with plumbing heat and painting funded by improved finances. 31 new members joined in the past month. Outstanding Citizen Award Committee reappointed for the January 15 meeting. Rhode Island YMCA Council reps named. Junior Hi Y pre holiday dance planned. Touch Football season ends with Nutcrackers beating Sodacrackers 31-0 in final game.
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Ymca Board of Directors
Frederick S. Bartlett
John Borger
Bartlett
R. S. Bosworth
Samuel D. Clark
Arthur J. Genthner
Rhode Island
Ymca Council
Thomas D. Adams
YMCA
Manuel Josephs
Eleanor Coccio
Joe Cavallaro
Nutcrackers
Sodacrackers
Marion Botelho
Diition ship team members to be honored at awards night
The team members Capt. Joseph Cavallaro Rudy Cabral John Josephs Manuel Yargds Gerald Sylvester Manuel Fernandes Charles Rajiola and Manuel Prenda will receive letters of commendation and certificates at the annual Sports Award Nite for their efforts.
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Diitipionship
Joseph Cavallaro
Rudy Cabral
John Josephs
Manuel ‘Yargds
Gerald Sylvester
Manuel Fernandes
Charles Rajiola
Manuel Prenda
Bristol Pastor Speaks at Scout Vesper Service
The Rev. Frederick F. Driftmier of First Congregational Church will address Rhode Island Council of Churches Protestant Scout Vesper Service. The event Sunday November 26 at 4 pm at Calvary Baptist Providence honors God and Country Awards to one scoutmaster and 10 scouts with St Michael's Church members Paul Price and John Matheson among recipients.
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Frederick F. Driftmier
First Congregational Church
Rhode Island Council of Churches
Calvary Baptist Church
Broad and
Stanwood Streets
Providence
Paul Price
John Matheson
St. Michael’s Church
Rubber Workers Approve 13 Percent Wage Increase
United Rubber Workers of America CIO ratified a 13 percent wage increase for 800 Local 339 workers in Chicago. The raise includes 11 percent plus 2 cents to align pay with other U S Rubber Company plants, based on a four week efficiency average. The contract runs through June 1, 1951.
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Chicago
United States Rubber Company
United Rubber Workers of America, Cio
Union Hall
U. S. Rubber Company
Michael Tamburro
Rubber Workers’ Union
Rhode Island Savings Bond Holdings Reach New High
Rhode Islanders bought nearly 4 million dollars in U S Savings Bonds in October while redemptions totaled about 2 million. Net holdings rose to over 310 million, with current total across eight districts listed by district, led by Greater Providence at 171 million. Chester R. Martin notes steady saving and urges redeeming non-interesting notes for current bonds.
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Rhode Islanders
I.u. S
Chester R. Martin
State Advisory Committee On
Martin
U. S
Greater Providence
Pawtucket
Blackstone Valley
District details reveal county and district totals
District 3 including Woonsocket and North Providence shows $5 581 354 5 in Washten district and Westerly. Newport County District 8 reports 915 912 36 while the state total stands at 310 470 946 44.
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Woonsocket
Pine & E
Westerly
Newport County
Girl Scout News Highlights Troop Activities
The Columbine Troop completed their HOSTEL BADGE and made Thanksgiving place cards. For Geraldine Botelho’s 11th birthday they donated four nickels to the JULIET LO FUND. Scribe Janice L. Sousa.
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Columbine
Geraldine Sbotelho
Juliet LO
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