Senator Bruno Proposes MDTA Training Plan for Machinists
Sen Joseph F Bruno urged the Bristol Warren school committee to study a plan under the Manpower and Development Training Act to train machinists. Federal funding would cover machinery and a full time instructor. town would provide space lighting and heat. Training targets current workers unemployed and students, with classes held after hours.
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Joseph F Bruno
Bruno
Bristol
Warren
Sen Bruno
Miller
Y Programs Aim To Meet Teens Needs In Bristol
James M. Husband president of the Bristol YMCA outlines efforts to expand teen activities amid poor turnout for a Thursday girls' program. He cites planned events including radio club golf lessons painting volleyball and a square dance that drew little attendance. He also promotes a YMCA swimming pool drive and related water sports to entertain and engage local youths and parents. He invites a meeting at 8 pm at the Y to discuss solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MM _ Husband
Bristol
Husband
Rego Named Graduation Speaker for Bristol Senior High
John L. Rego associate director of Cooperative Extension Service at the University of Rhode Island will speak at Bristol Senior High School commencement on Friday June 17. Principal Michael Securo announced the plan as part of a week of ceremonies in the Andrews Memorial School gym.
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John L. Rego
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Rhode Island
Bristol
Michael Securo
Andrews Memorial School
Fasano Recommended for Bristol Postmastership
Congressman St Germain announced that Vincent Fasano, the acting postmaster, is recommended to become permanent postmaster for Bristol Rhode Island. The two other top candidates were Biagino Massa and Manuel A Prenda with Massa named as assistant postmaster after Donald Matheson retired after 44 years. Fasano is a WWII veteran and former Rhode Island state representative.
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St German
Vincent Fasano
Bristol, RI
Biagino Massa
Manuel A. Prenda
Massa
Donald Matheson
Fasano
Public Hearing on Comprehensive Plan Draws 30 Attendees
The Town Council held a public hearing on adopting the Comprehensive Community Plan with about 30 attendees, six from planning bodies. Support favored adoption while concerns focused on implementation, land use versus zoning, and industrial area choices.
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Planning Board
Redevelopment Commission
Raymond DeLeo
GOP
Anthony R. Berretto
New Industry May Locate Here At Min turn Farm Park
Alfred Sousa of the Custom Woodworking Co. of East Providence says negotiations to locate in Bristol are progressing toward a decision soon. His firm makes bookstore and library equipment including shelves and tables. Sousa is an East Providence Rotarian.
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Alfred Sousa
The
Custom Woodworking Co
East Providence
Bristol
Sousa
Nothing To Do Complaints to be aired at Bristol YMCA
A meeting called by James M Husband president of the Bristol YMCA will be held Friday April 15 at 8 p m at the Y to discuss a letter by Elizabeth Scola on teenagers with nothing to do Recreation leaders, Miss Scola, and other teenagers will join the meeting Invitations go to the Recreation Board, Boy and Girl Scout organizations and Bristol townspeople interested in youth This is the first time teenagers are asked to attend and share ideas for a program.
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Husband
E. Hugh Holmes
William P Scusa
Redevelopment Commission
James M Husband
Bristol
YMCA
Elizabeth Scola
Miss Scola
Recreation Board
Boy
Girl Scout
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School Board of Plan
Oscar Muller
MDTA
Rhode Island
Brown and Sharpe
Providence
Warwick
Woonsocket
George H Cramer
Barrington College
Mr Rego
State Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Rego
Peace Corps
New England
St. Germain
Chas. O. Cook
Bristol Historical Society
Edward M. Hennigan
U. S. Development Council
Vasta L Ruggiero
Hennigan
Bris
Tol
Mr Hennigan
Holmes
Newport
Kingston
DeLeo
Minturn
Louis Castriotta
Minturn Farm
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