Town Mourns Death of Chief Frederick W. Serbst
Police Chief Frederick W. Serbst, 66, died after a three month illness in Newport Hospital. Appointed Sept. 5, 1968, he served two months before illness forced hospitalization. He was known for youth work, juvenile and truant duties, and detective skills. Tributes poured in.
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Frederick W. Serbst
Newport Hospital
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Byfield St
Connery-Smith
Burton St
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Henry F
Mary Ellen (Murphy) Serbst
New York University
Salve
Charter Commission Nomination Papers Circulated
Circulation of nomination papers for Bristol Charter Commission candidates continues with a March 18 election date. Candidates must secure 50 electors to qualify, with filings due by 4 p.m. EST on February 25, 1969. The town council approved the charter election ordinance detailing eligibility, signatures, and filing rules.
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Ito
Charter Com Asion
Mass
Jai Hh G.A. Riccio
Manuel A. Sousa
Roswell S. Boc ‘Orth, Jr
Dolores E. Vince
Antony D. DuPont
Augusting J. Jones
Emilio D. Iannuccillé
Candillian
Anthony H. Rego
Anthony Carreira
Warner Tabor
Harold Demopolis
Anthony R. Berretto
Democratic Sta Te
Metes Ly. BP
Repub
Charter Commission
Board of Canvassers
Bristol
Rhode Isla
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Local People to Get Priority in Elderly Housing
Bristol residents will have priority for 150 low rent elderly apartments in the PAPAL Church Manor project. Bristol Housing Authority chair Frank Centazzo says a federal HUD contract will support the $2.6 million plan and that preference will go to longtime Bristolians, with income and asset limits set for singles, married couples, and families of three.
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Bristol
Frank Centazzo
Bristol Housing Authority
Dellay
Papal Church Manor
Centazzo
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Pleara
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Regina College
Frederick W. Serbet, Sr
DeSimone
Anthony Pinhero
Y Pool
Ceasar Brito
Gare Bright
Benjamin Church Manor
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