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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1966

Page

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Council Meeting Last Night Sets Relaxed Pattern

Arthur R. Roderick presided as town council opened its first business session with a firm yet open tone. Most items faced thorough discussion and few were deferred. action on transferring a Class C license was postponed to next week. Warner Tabery asked to report on Bristol Advisory Committee progress and hoped for ratification at the next meeting.

Arthur R. Roderick Warner Taber Ry Bristol Tabor Cap

Bristol Town Officials Sworn In After Election

The all Republican Bristol Town Council held its first meeting Tuesday night at Colt School Auditorium after the November 8 election. Col. Arthur R. Roderick was elected president and named heads for Public Works, Fire, Health and Finance, Recreation, Parks and Street Lighting, with plans to appoint town officers including William Cashin as town sergeant and Ralph De Luca as town solicitor. The council discussed health ordinance updates, sewer line manholes, water company tie-ins with Warren and Barrington, and coordinating police matters.

Colt Memorial Auditorium Bristol Town Bristol Colt School Arthur R. Roderick Vincent Vaccaro Dept. of Public Works Conrad E. Beauregard James H Roderick William T. Cashin Ralph C. de Luca Marabello Sweeney Lane Bristol County Water Co Warren and Barrington

Experimental Education At Roger Williams College Bristol

Dr Ralph E Gauvey president of Roger Williams Junior College outlines an experimental education program to be located in Bristol. The plan aims to create a college where exceptional students are supported and disadvantaged students are also served, with flexible terms, expanded library use, and enhanced teacher education.

Ralph E. Gauvey Roger Williams Junior Bristol Union For Research and Experimention Gauvey

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Ralph C. Deluca Paul E. Romano John M. Rushneck Helen L. Tessler Mary E. Pereira Herbert F. DeSimone Ruth M. Briggs Jean L. Tappero Roger Dietz Dorothy Eisenstadt Jeanine Mills Charlies S. Pigott Walker Health Commission State Health Dept Roger Williams Gawvey Rhode Island High and Bradford Sts
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