Managers Laud Council-Manager System At OpenForum
Three Massachusetts managers told about 80 attendees at Reynolds School how council-manager government reduced waste and improved planning. James Shurtleff of Medford Donald Blatt of Stoughton and Robert Layton of Danvers cited insurance savings and school repairs as examples, while janitors and town workers described cost-cutting gains.
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Bristol
Massachusetts
Reynolds School
Donald
H. Blatt
Stoughton
James Shurtleff
Medford
Robert E. Layton
Danvers
Shurtleff
Bay State
John R. Bernardo
Layton
Bernardo
P. R
Anthony A. Balzano
Citizens’ Charter Committee
Michael A. Tamburro
The
Rubber Workers Union, Cio
Charter Commission
Colt Memorial Triumphs Over Cumberland High For Third Place
Colt Memorial edged the Cumberland Clippers 73 to 65 to secure third place in the class C conference and bolster playoff prospects. Ray Sousa led with 18 points and 10 rebounds while Bob Caizzi and Ed Calandra added 17 each. Colt JV also won 15 to 13 as the Clippers arrival caused a brief delay.
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Colt Memorial
Cumberland Clippers
Quinter
Cgnfervence
Green
Colt
Clippers
Ray Brightman
Bob Caizzi
Ed Calandra
Sousa
Chuck Annarummo
Artie A. Pansa
Colt JV
Andrade
Carvalho
Caizzi
Annarummo
Mansi
Calandra
Cavallaro
Brightman
Simmons
Cumberland
Risk
Cooper
Coleman
Higgins
Sanna
Bisset
Cadden
Hobson
Koseski
Novecse
Maynard
Ebbitt
Bristol District Nursing January Activity Report
The Bristol District Nursing Association handled 57 cases and made 292 visits in January. It held three child welfare clinics and had 14 office calls as announced in its monthly report.
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Bristol
Probate Court disposes estates in Lindemuth session
Judge Benjamin F. Lindemuth presided a Probate Court session on Monday where the estate of Prescott B. Paull was allowed and a petition for personal sale of the personal estate was granted.
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Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Prescott B. Paull
Green and White Final Push to Reach Playoffs
Colt Memorial travels to East Greenwich tonight in a bid to keep its playoff hopes alive in Class C. The victory over Cumberland put Colt in third place as South Kingstown leads with 11 1 and 1 and Barrington sits at 10 and 2.
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Colt Memorial
East Greenwich
Qirrtet
Barrington
Watteh
Andrews
Colt
Cumberland
South Kingstown
Warren
Bristol
Kingsmen Plan to Attend Ice Follies Show in Providence
The Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps plan to attend the Ice Follies of 1952 in Providence next Wednesday evening with seats reserved for the corps. The group held a regular rehearsal at Scout Hall and an extraordinary meeting. The Women's Auxiliary works on new blouses and trousers, with meetings moved to the second Wednesday monthly. the corps committee to the first Wednesday. The corps aims to sign up 1000 honorary members before summer, orders new sparkled pearl drums, and awaits a French horn bugle delivery next week. A town wide scrap paper drive is set for next Sunday.
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Kingsmen
Providence
Scout Hall
Auxiliary
Gladys Shoppe Wins Seventh Straight in League Play
The Gladys Shoppe girls basketball team of Bristol defeated Cornell Dubuque 78 to 19 at the Providence YWCA to stretch their winning streak to seven with a 45-9 halftime lead. Orcutt and Tortoloni led the guards as Bristol tops the six team circuit.
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Gladys Shoppe
Bristol
Cornell Dubiberg
R. L
Focal Feminine
Dubiliers
Providence Ywca
Boy Scouts Continue Strong Ties With National Group
The First Bristol Troop reregistered with the National organization for the 40th consecutive year despite the storm. They prepared for the annual inspection set for next Monday evening and outlined a winter camping trip to Camp Yawgoog starting this afternoon. Patrols met yesterday for final trip instructions and absent scouts should contact their patrol leaders.
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Bristol
National Organization
Ning
Camp Yawgoog
Two Family House on Mt Hope and Fox Hill Aves
Modern steam heating system ample closets water view and porch financing arranged priced right. House lot corner Mt Hope and Fox Hill Aves dry level landscaped all utilities available owner wants quick sale.
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Hope Street
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Mt. Hope and
Fox Hill Aves
Estate petitions seek guardianship bond in bank surety
Estate of A. M A. Brownell petitions court to require guardian to file additional bond with bank surety. Estate of Lewis E. Buxton petitions re guardianship actions for midway court compliance and bond requirements.
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A. M A. Brownell
Lewis E. Buxton
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