Public Hearing on Chestnut Hill Plat Continued by Planning Board
A planning board public hearing on the Chestnut Hill plat was continued to March 10 after debate over tying into a sewer line built for the new junior senior high school. Developer Anthony A Nunes Inc plans an 81 lot Chestnut St extension with a $12 000 edge, asserting the line can handle maximum use and political risk is on the Baker St line.
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Chestnut Hill
Planning Board
Ferdinand A Bruno
Chestnut Hill Plat
Anthony A. Nunes
Bruno
Stanley Engineering, Inc
Nunes
Roger W Pigeon
Pigeon
Anthony Marshall
Sewer Commission
State Department of Public Works
Chestnut St
Elsworth Stanley
Marshall
Seeking Viet Nam Servicemen Details for Mailing Ad
The paper requests reader help to identify ideal Viet Nam servicemen and to share names and mailing addresses. Readers with relatives or friends serving in the region are urged to provide information for publication.
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Viet Nam
Bristol to Discuss Forming a League of Women Voters
An exploratory meeting on March 8 at Guiteras House seeks Bristol women to indicate interest in forming a local League of Women Voters. If at least 35 participate, a provisional charter is granted for one year to study municipal government and inform the public on state and local issues. Eva Schaffer will explain the League's purpose and answer questions.
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League of Women Voters
Guiteras House
High St
League
Bristol
Rhode Island
Eva Schaffer
North Scituate
Bristol County Conference on Intergroup Relations Set
Bristol Senior High School Colt Auditorium will host the Bristol County Conference on Intergroup Relations on Sunday March 27 starting at 1 30 pm. Rev Raphael Larcher of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church will offer the invocation and Dr Manuel L daSilva of Bristol will deliver the keynote address.
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Colt
Bristol Senior High School
Bristol County
Raphael Larcher
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Bristol
Manuel L. daSilva
Local Red Cross House-to-House Canvass Kicks Off Next Tuesday
The Bristol Red Cross will begin its annual house-to-house canvass next Tuesday and run through March. Captain Charles O. Cook Jr, drive chairman, notes kits were prepared by Guiteras Junior High students on February 16. The drive relies on donations, not federal funds, with Mrs. Roger J Dietz, Mrs. Earl G Sturvevant, Mrs. Gilbert C. Hoover and Clifton J. Pearson among local organizers.
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W. Gilman Low
Rogers Free Library Board of Trustees
Bristol Junior Women’s Club
John MacIntyre Jr
Robert Rondeau
Red Cross
Charles O. Cook Jr
Bristol
American Red Cross
Guiteras Junior High School
Charles Mello
Nancy Cadile
Linda Cardoza
Robert Sousa
Theresa Gibbemeyer
Susan Walker
Deborah Cabral
Capt Cook
Community Fund
Roger J Dietz
Earl G Sturvevant
Gilbert C. Hoover
Clinton J. Pearson
BTA Plans 190th Anniversary Armory Dedication
Bristol Train of Artillery marks its 190th anniversary with a May 14 celebration featuring a street parade and a dedication banquet for the new armory at the Pastime Theatre on Bradford Street. Legislation seeks to validate the Jan 24 town meeting action exchanging the State Street armory site for the theatre site.
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BTA
Bristol
General Assembly
State St
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Joseph Grinder
Harold Church Paull
United States
Ter and the Wolf
Anthony Nastri
Ways and Means
Peter and the Wolf
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