Bristol School Building Committee Adds Seventh Member
Biographical sketches of committee members include Roger W. Pigeon a former regional real estate manager for Atlantic Refining and Wit LIAM HM and Senta Wintaét H. Smith a Bristol businessman and director of several manufacturing and investment firms Edwar Rl W. Wood Jr educated at Stanford and UMass with a masters from M.ST. Frank T. Canario longtime Bristol school system counselor and founder of a local scholarship group John L. Burke principal Bristol Senior High School Dr Russell S. Bray planning board chair and former school building committee member with Brown Jefferson Medical School and Rhode Island Hospital ties.
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Roger “W. Pigeon
M.st
Atlantic
anMl Development
Sib
Planning Board
Wit Liam HM
Senta Wintaét H. Smith
Bristol Man Haring Corp
Weekapauz Group
Bristol
Lincoln School of Providence
Edwar Rl W. Wood Jr
Stanford University
Athes
University of Massachusettas
Wood
Blair Associates
Mite
Bristol Commission On For
Frank T. Canario
Providence College
R. I. College
URI, Brown
Boston University
Bristol Education Association
Local Citizens Scholarship Foundation
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Jun L. Burke
John L. Burke
Boston College
Bristol Council Knights of Columbus
Russell S. Bray
Brown University
Jefferson Medical School
R. I. Hospital
Charles W. Chapin Hospital
American College of Physicians
American Galleyintentinal Association
Voters weigh Bristol school plan and town projects
Voters at Andrew's Gymnasium will decide on a 2,500,000 junior-senior high school, 120,000 sewer resolution, and 135,000 highway project fund. Real estate owners may vote, while intangibles and delinquents are barred. A straw poll on Colt Farm state ownership runs alongside the main balloting.
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Andrew's
Anthony J Dennis Jr
Citizens group gains seats on Jr Sr High School board
In Bristol voters backed a nonpartisan six member building committee for the new Jr Sr High School. Roger W. Piccn led the ballot with 278 votes amid claims of political activity in nominations. The Bristol Citizens Committee for a New Jr Sr High School secured four of six seats, while four candidates were unnamed party affiliates and no Italo American appeared among final appointees.
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Pretown
Citizens State
Citizens Group
Bristol Citizens Committee
Citizens Committee
Roger W. Piccn
Frank Canario
Edward Wood
John L. Burke
William H. Smith
Russell S. Bray
Polio Sabin Clinic Sets Two Centers in Bristol Sunday
The Sabin oral polio vaccine drive runs 10 am to 6 pm Sunday at Guiteras Junior High School and the National Guard Armory on Metacom Ave. Entry is free. a 25 cent donation is asked to offset costs. Dr Bruno leads Bristol sessions with other doctors and nurses assisting. surplus funds fund paralytic polio care in Rhode Island.
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Bristol
Guiteras Junior High School
National Guard
Rhode Island
Bruno
Guiteras
Nicholas Mancieri
Armory
Straw Vote on Colt Farm State Park Planned
Town Council orders a straw ballot at the adjourned town meeting next Tuesday at Andrews School to decide on acquiring the Colt Estate as a state park. Ballots will follow votes on school sewer and road issues. Gov Chafee urges citizens to back the plan to preserve Colt Estate as a family style park.
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State Board of Election Returns
Colt Farm
State Park
Andrews School
Oice
John H. Chafee
Bristol
Rhode Island
Colt
Goddard Park
Chafee
Blackstone Valley
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Edward W. Wood, Jr
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