YMCA 105th Meeting to Feature Outstanding Citizen Award
The YMCA marks its 105th annual meeting Monday night with Dr Ralph E. Garvey of Roger Williams College as principal speaker. The event at the high school cafeteria begins 6 30 with a smorgasbord supper. Officers and directors will be elected, and the Outstanding Citizen Award will be announced by Alfred E Newton after the toast by Dofhenie Canna.
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YMCA
Ralph E. Garvey
Roger Williams College
Anthony Pinhero
Association
John Borges
Oliver Butts
Russell W. Southwick
Dofhenie Canna
Alfred E Newton
Soccer Parents Meeting At Bristol High School
Bristol High School athletic director Vincent J. Santo announces a special meeting for parents of the high school soccer team to be held Monday evening at 8 o’clock at the high school.
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Vincent J. Santo
Bristol High School
Zoning Board of Review Meeting Rescheduled in Bristol
Chairman Paul Caromile announced the Bristol Zoning Board of Review meeting, previously set for April 24, is moved to Monday, April 28 at 8 p.m. The session will be held at the Burnside Memorial Building.
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Paul Caromile
Bristol Zoning Board of Review
Burnside Memorial Building
Dedication Sunday for Lugent Lane plaque honoring families
On Sunday at 2 pm a plaque will be dedicated in memory of Giovanni and Donato Lugent Chionchio. Lugent Lane, formerly Simmons St, was renamed by the Town Council on March 5 in honor of Mrs. Chionchio. The Chionchio family raised 15 children there, eight of whom served in World War II.
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Thuis
Giovanni and
Donato Lugent Chionchio
Simmons St
Lugent Lane
Chionchio
Chionchios
District Court DWI and related charges heard in Bristol area
Bristol Police officer Jerry M. Stephens urged guilty pleas for driving under the influence and reckless driving with fines and costs. William Botchins of Mystic pled guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace, fined $20. Marcelino Fortuna of Bristol not guilty on two counts of unnecessary squealing of tires, continued to May 12 with $100 personal recognizance. State Police case against Frank K. Casala Jr. resulted in guilty findings on cigarette tax stamp offenses, $300 fines, appeals leading to $400 personal recognizance for Superior Court appearance. Barrington Police William G. Lapierre pleaded guilty to driving with suspended license, fined $50. Michael R. Glynn of Riverside found guilty of disorderly conduct, fined $20.
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Jerry M. Stephens
Newport
William Botchins
Mystic
Marcelino Fortuna
Narragansett Ave
Bristol
Frank K. Casala Jr
Aaron Ave
William G. Lapierre
Providence
Michael R. Glynn
Riverside
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Main St
Warren
Hector Massa
Carmine C. Cirillo
Emma Rounds
Earl P. Rounds
George R. Fish
M. Theresa Donovan
John W. Church
Martha Graham
Wilfred M. Hamill
Frederick 8. Bartlett
Charles B. Rockwell
Wallis E. Howe
Henry A. Street
Alice B. Morgan
Roswell S. Bosworth
Frank L. Doran
Maurice C. Smith Jr
Adele M. Sturdevant
Frederick T. Goff
Thomas D. Adams Jr
William H. Smith
Bristol Rescue Squad
Manuel A. Sousa
Thomas C. Jannsen
Bristol Old Stone Bank
OLD Stone Bank
Old Stone Savings Bank
Old Stone Trust Company
Hope Street
Members
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
BHS
Zoning Rd
5Th District Court
Bristol Police
Barrington Police
BO Jamiel
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