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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1947

Page

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Salary Committee pushes higher minimums for Bristol teachers

The Bristol Teachers Association Salary Committee urged the School Committee to set minimum salaries at 1600 dollars for elementary and junior high teachers and 1800 dollars for senior high teachers, with maximums of 3000 and 3200 dollars after 25 years. They cited state aid, urged ongoing professional growth, and warned of a continuing teacher exodus. Expenditure is projected at about 40000 dollars yearly.

Bristol Teachers Association Joseph F. Securo Secure Wesley A. Armstrong Teachers Association

Proposed teachers salaries compared with present scale

The Salary Committee of the Bristol Teachers Association compares the proposed salary schedules against the current scale adopted last year. It outlines figures for new pay levels and contrasts them with existing pay to show potential changes.

Bristol Teachers Association

Town Council May Consider Building Project Tonight

Bristol town officials meet to decide action on a proposed Fales Farm housing project. Charles Dockser of Washington Park Shores proposes 300 plus homes with town road sewer and water cost sharing. Dockser hints tax relief for buyers. Miller plans to move to Bristol. projects could be year round and attract veterans and new residents.

Fales Farm Charles E. Dockser Washington Park Shores, Inc Leahy Farm Bristol Council Huestis Dockser American Homebuilders Association David Miller

P T A Fat Salvage Day Planned in Rhode Island

In cooperation with the American Fat Salvage Committee and the State Council of Defense the Rhode Island Congress of Parents and Teachers designates Wednesday January 22 1947 as P T A Fat Salvage Day. Members will turn in salvaged fat to local markets and donate proceeds to the Endowment Fund.

American Fat Salvage Committee State Council of Defense RI. Congress of Parents and Teachers Pt.a R. I Congress of Parents and Teachers William S. C. MacDonald Ways and Means R. I. Congress of Parents and Teachers P.T.A

S.S. Kearney appoints mate at Franklin Street meeting

At the S S Kearney meeting in the Post Home on Franklin Street Edward Arruda was named mate. Coxswains named Group I John Estrella Group II John Schiniger and Richard K Belmore. General sub committee includes O Reed LeClair Nathaniel Gladding Thomas Black Mervyn Clay Joseph E Quinn Norman Belmore Hans Frolige Dr Oscar Mersman Daniel Toplin. Next meeting set for Thursday evening at the Post Home.

S.S Kearney Post Home Franklin Street Edward Arruda John Estrella Richard K. Belmore John Schiniger O. Reed LeClair Nathanalel Gladding Thomas Black Mervyn Clay Joseph E. Quinn Norman Belmore Hans Frolige Oscar Mersman Daniel Toplin S.S. Kearney

Ascoli Braves Bris tol Clash In Local Playoff Night

Ascoli's will face Bris tol Manufacturing Corp tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the YMCA Esso Station with seven unbeaten starts. U.S.A. meets the Vikings in the second game as Butler tops scoring this season. Engagement announced between Margaret Louise Hibbert and Edward Charles Arruda. Bristol town races political slate planning for Town Council as Republicans seek ticket and Democrats struggle to unite candidates. Several incumbents announce nonre election. Dr Samuel D Clark likely to run with potential running mates. School Committee term expirations noted for Wesley A Armstrong Wilfred M Ham all and John Cordeiro.

Tomrrow Ascoli Bristol Manufacturing Corp U S U.S.A Vikings Butler Sam del Piano Bristol Democratic Party J. Floyd Huestis Paul A Herzig Henry F. Serbst John P. Marshall Paul C. Millémaggi Samuel D. Clark Dr. Clark Wesley A. Armstrong Wilfred M. Hamall John Cordeiro

Bristol March of Dimes Ball Sets Plans for January 31

Miss Muriel G. Ashton named chairwoman of the Bristol County Infantile Paralysis Fund campaign at the Holmes House meeting. Plans to distribute 100 March of Dimes boxes countywide and to hold the annual ball January 31 at the New Highland Casino.

Muriel G. Ashton Bristol Bristol County Infantile Paralysis Fund Holmes House John Ogg Warren and Barrington New Highland Casino Marguerite Stone Vasta Lar. Ruggiero National Foundation Anthony R Parshley John R. Williams Ruth Graham Frederick W Martin

Annual Meeting of Trinity Church Set for January 26

The Corporation of Trinity Church will hold its annual meeting in the Parish House on Sunday January 26 at 3 p.m. Stephen W Hopkins is noted in connection with the notice.

Corporation of Trinity Church

Helen Alger Makes History as Substitute Bowler Triumphs

In a Town League match, Helen Alger substitute for Guevremont and rolled 102 in each of two strings, helping her team to a 846 to 544 victory over Joe Alger’s unit. Her performance, alongside Ralph Gallo and others, breaks a local precedent and draws crowds to the alleys.

Art Guevremont Helen Alger Joe Alger Manny Sylvia Joe Helen Brothers Guevremont Art Alger Ralph Gallo Fred Alger Frank Pagano Horatio Alger Algers

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