Paul A Herzig Presents Record as Eight-Year Councilman
Capitol candidate Capt. Paul A. Herzig is presented as a seasoned Republican with eight years on the Town Council and as Highway Commissioner. The piece highlights his eight-year leadership in public works improvements aimed at efficiency and economy.
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Paul A. Herzig
Capt. Herzig
Department of Public Works
Town keeps gas budget tight with centralized station
The Public Works Department reports major savings from a centralized gasoline and lubricants station for town vehicles. Truck repairs and fuel costs are down to about a third of prior levels, with five trucks in operation. Enhanced bookkeeping and monthly and annual reports aim to show taxpayers how money is spent. The department outlines a road-improvement program for near and long term, acknowledging emergencies may alter plans. Captain Herzig credits Highway Surveyor Richard Connery and Clerk Reynolds Northup for efficiency and economy.
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Department of Public Works
Public Works Department
Herzig
Capt
Richard Connery
Reynolds Northup
Bristol Colts sweep East Greenwich in Class C action 68 to 36
Colt Memorial extended its win streak to 10 and closed in on Barrington in the Class C standings by routing East Greenwich High 68 36 at East Greenwich. Dick Rene led Colt with 23 points while Dober and Raiola added 10 and 11 respectively as Bristol used all five starters and bench to crush the EG squad.
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Colt Memorial
Barrington
East Greenwich High
East Greenwich
Sacred Heart Academy
Bristol
Colt
Miranda
Dober
Green and White
Coltsters
Dick Rene
Doc” Raiola
Eric Dober
Frank Bruno
la Salle
Varsity
Bruno
Anthony de Meo
Goo” Principe
Bristol Jagvees
Jv’s
Raiola
de Meo
Mancieri
Diodati
Fusco
Rene
Cirillo
Celone
Anderton
Topazio
P Gaugin
Foster
Clou
Faulk
M. Franzone
Anderson
Plante
Leyden
C Kenyon
Harris
E. Franzone
Ja. Franzone
Bristol Mfg. Corp. eliminates Vikings in playoff clincher
Bristol Manufacturing Corp. defeated the Vikings 44 to 33 at Andrews Gym to earn a spot against Ascoli's Esso five for the Industrial Basketball League championship. Vin Grabert led with 17 points, Hector Massa added 13, while Jones provided height and depth for the Bristolites. Jiggs Butler, Bob Brownell, and Tony Sousa starred for the losers as BMC moved toward a best of three series Wednesday night.
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Bristol Manufacturing Corp
Vikings
Andrews Gym
Ascoli
Esso
BMC
Vin Grabert
Hector Massa
Jones
Bristolite
Jiggs Butler
Bob Brownell
Tony Sousa
Bristolites
B.M.C
Bristol Ymca
Newport Ymca
St. Elizabeth’s
Our Lady of Loreto
Bristol Mfg. Corp
Massa
Cordeiro
Costa
Cunard
Ferreira
Maetoza
Grabert
Bristol Vikings
Pp Butler
Balzano
Brownell
McCarthy
Duffy
Sousa
Paper Supply Scarce Forces Newspapers to Curtail
Cranston Williams of the American Newspaper Publishers Association says relief from Canadian newsprint shortages is only partial. He warns the public that newspapers face a serious supply problem due to limited empty boxcars, junked cars, and bad weather hindering rail movements through Quebec and the Montreal and Buffalo gateways, requiring editors to ration stocks.
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Cranston Williams
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Canada
United States
Quebec
Montreal
Buffalo
Bristol Upholstering Co. Expert Renovators
Manv uell T Medeiros offers expert upholstering and renovation services at 510 Thames Street Bristol with free estimates and guaranteed work. Call Bristol 538 J for details.
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Bristol Upholstering Co
Manuvell T. Medeiros
Thames St
Bristol
Boy Scout Notes and Troop Four Meeting Highlights
Edward Costa was admitted to Troop Four as Eagle Patrol earned 28 points and Tigers led by Matteo Castigliego with 25. The meeting featured dramatized scout laws and a planned Sunday hike at 1 30 p m meeting point Wood Street and Bay View Avenue.
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Edward Costa
Eagle Patrol
Joseph Almeida
Matteo Castigliego
Theodore Gonyak
SPS
David Lawrence
Wood Street
Bay View Avenue
William F. Head
Scout Hall
Dr Samuel D Clark Nominated for Bristol First Councilman
The Democratic Party presents Dr Samuel D Clark as candidate for First Councilman in Bristol. A New Englander with deep Rhode Island roots he practiced medicine in Bristol since 1939 and served as Army Captain in World War II while guiding a shared medical practice. He argues citizens must engage in local politics to solve town and national issues.
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Democratic Party
Samuel D. Clark
Dr. Clark
George Hodges
Union of
Salem
William Wilkinson
Providence
Samuel S. Drury
Bristol
Maine
New England
Kent School
Connecticut
Harvard College
Harvard Medical School
Hartford Hospital
Butler Hospital
Clark
New
Ledo Road
Ted White
Burma
America
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Cooke Street
Oscar P. Herzig
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Democratic Rally
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Usher ST
Democratic Council
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W. C. Walander
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Margaret Jordon
Louis “Kelly
Silvia
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Bristol County
Hydraulion
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Camp King Philip
Mount Hope Bay
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Committee of the Blessed
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Army
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Bristol, R. I
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Universal Cutlery
Ekco
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Temple
Schick Colonel
Hollywood Electric Broiler
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Kent
Whippet
Darey
Rittenhouse
Curtis Double E
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