Quahog Derby Features Prizes and Steeplechase in Bristol Harbor
The 3rd annual Quahog Derby will be held in Bristol Harbor on August 14 chaired by Lowell I Smith. Innovations include an aquahogers steeplechase and a prize for the prettiest quahog boat. Boats judged by class sizes 14x54, 18x80, and 18x66 inches with 35 hp, 25 hp, and 30 hp. Starting near the freight yard, race along a rectangular course toward the castle and back, with a harbor area note. State Agriculture approves quahogs from polluted East harbor for the steeplechase and shells must be dumped back after the race. Coast Guard permission sought to leave upper harbor, prize valued around $1,000. Three motors donated by Smith's Outboard and a work skiff by J T O'Connell.
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Council Meets Thursday Night
The Town Council convenes its July meeting Thursday night in the council chambers. It will be the first regular session presided by new president William P. Sousa.
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William P. Sousa
Election of Commission on eras chair and open meetings
A local group elected a chair and set rules after a previous deadlock. Nine members present agreed to open meetings, public sessions, and voice votes, with DaPonte voting on all issues. Rules require a quorum of five, monthly meetings, and special sessions upon request.
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Rego Plans Takeover of Bristol House Site
Alfred R. Rego, acting on area concerns, reveals plans to take over the Ree by Bohae at Silv. 4 office for his issue and to assume ownership from Rev. James DeWs Perry of Charleston. The Bristol house, the site of Bristol’s first Christian service, has undergone reconstruction including a new wing. The Bristol Historical Society declined offers of the property in 1947 and again last year.
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Town Council Asked to Act on Liquor Violations
Charles F. Reynolds asked the Town Council to take action on state police reports of liquor violations at six local establishments after hours on July 4. Anthony J. Dennis, town clerk, and Mrs. Reynolds provided details and requested a report at the next council session Thursday night.
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