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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1964

Page

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Old Stone Bank Plans Bristol Branch

The Old Stone Bank intends to add a Bristol branch at 443 Hope St pending approvals from the RI Board of Bank Incorporation and federal authorities. A public hearing is set for April 3 in Providence. The move follows surveys predicting Bristol growth and would replace the DeWolf House on Hope and State Streets.

Bristol R.I Board of Bank Incorporation Providence Institution For Savings Old Stone Bank Hope St Hope and State St Charles J Falugo Bank Board Westminster St Providence Old Stone Industrial National Hospital Trust Co DeWolf Hope John DeWolf Board of Bank Incorporation Raymond H Hawksley J. Joseph Nugent Andrew A.di- Prete South Main Warren Warwick East Greenwich Wakefield LeBaron Bradford Pardon R Kenney Ezra W. Mason Frederick N. Palmer Wiliam D. F. Morrisson Herbert B. Burnham Safe Deposit and Trust Department Frank A. Strom

Vaccaro Attacks Democrats Over Old Age Tax Exemption

Rep. Vincent Vaccaro criticizes Democratic roadblocks amid debate on a $1000 tax exemption proposal for property owners over six years old. The GOP measure, introduced to the General Assembly, would apply uniformly with one exemption per household and faces council and taxpayer input considerations before any final action.

Vaccaro Vincent Vaccaro GOP General Assembly Mr. Vaccaro Financial Town

Bristol Seeks Extended Deadline for $80,000 Sewer Project

Town solicitor Anthony R. Berretto announced an extension of the project deadline to March 22 for Bristol’s $80,000 sewer program. The plan, a cut-down version from a $225,000 original, is funded in part by the federal government with half of the costs covered. The town must still meet certain prerequisites before proceeding.

the Housing and Home Financing Agency New York HHFA

Bristol Girls Take Top Prizes in Vision Week Poster Contest

Two seventh grade students at Guiteras Memorial Junior High School won awards in Save Your Vision Week posters. Ann Marie Almeida won first prize and Peggy Moberly placed third. The top entrants will be honored at a dinner at the Sheraton Biltmore Hotel where awards are presented.

Anthony Iasiello Guiteras Memorial Junior High School Ann Marie Almeida Santo DiGati Guiteras Memorial Save Your Vision Rhode Island Optometric Association Bristol Girls Peggy Moberly Peggy Ann Marie Sheraton Biltmore Hotel

Procaccini Defends Bid Advertising After Court Ruling

Francis Procaccini said he attended a January 23 meeting of town officials after Judge Perkins granted an injunction on buying a new rescue squad truck. He says the plan was to readvertise for bids and that delays and claims he delayed the purchase are wrong. Town Clerk Dennis set a March 23 bid deadline.

Francis Procaccini Fred Perkins Procaccini Anthony J. Dennis, Jr

Bristol Junior Woman's Club to Present $100 Scholarship

A $100 check will be given Wednesday night by the Bristol Junior Woman's Club to the Citizens Scholarship Fund of Bristol. The presentation occurs during the CFS meeting at the YMCA that evening.

Bristol Junior Woman’s Club Citizen’s Scholarship Fund of Bristol CFS YMCA

Councilman Domenico Canna Deals Exit From November Run

Bristol Democratic council member Domenico Canna announced he will not seek re election in 1964 ending a seven year stint on the town council. A Brown University and University of Georgia graduate, he thanked voters and the Democratic Town Committee and said he will support a Democratic victory in November while remaining active with the party.

D. Cc. Canna Domenico Canna Mr Canna Canna Brown University University of Georgia Bristol The Allstate Insurance Co John Roman Democratic Town Committee Democratic Party

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Uber A. A'R. Moyer Peggy Mobley Anthony R. Berretto Jr. Woman's Club
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