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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1963

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Town Council Votes Unanimously To Accept State Owned Colt Park

Town officials approve state acquisition of Colt Park for public use as a state park to block housing development. They flag traffic impacts near the town beach and back a plan to ease flow with signals and lane management while seeking state collaboration.

Colt Park Colt Courcilmen Wi P Sousa Bristol Othy Sousa Alfred J. Meyer Domenico Canna Motiof PS Ured Bernard M. Grabert S Farm Assembly Bristol County Ir. Sousaiz Successe

Large Turnout Expected at Polio Clinic

A make up Sabin Oral Polio vaccine clinic is set for Sunday at the National Guard Armory with Dr Paul Botelho supervising from 10 am to 4 pm. Staff roles include Nicholas S Manci ers, Connie Fasano, Mary Ferguson, and a team of registrars, nurses, nurses aides, Future Nurses, and volunteers. Couriers will travel to Providence for vaccines and a telephone operator will assist during clinic hours.

National Guard Paul Botelho Nicholas S Hattie Brown Anne O'’Connel Mary Puniello Charlotte Card Estelle Vona Sally Paull Kathy Mello Donna Spignoli Nancy Gomes Marilyn Flynn

Bristol votes 128 percent yes for junior high school bond

Town residents approved a 2.1 million dollar junior high school bond by a 240 vote margin after a four decade housing debate. Town officials had predicted a tighter result, with many residents opposing the measure.

Bristol Dolyaar Anthony J. Dennis ‘Jr

Red Cross Sunday Campaign Planned in Bristol

Manuel A Sousa, general chairman, announced that Red Cross Sunday will be March 10. Volunteers will door to door solicit support for Bristol programs including Motor Service Hospital Aid Assistance to Military Dependents Disaster Readiness and First Aid and Water Safety. He urged Bristol residents to give their utmost consideration to the appeal to reinforce the national Red Cross disaster reserve.

Red Cross American Red Cross Manuel A Sousa Bristol Sousa National Organization of the Red Cross

School and Bldg Committees Meet Tuesday

The newly elected school building committee will hold its organizational meeting Tuesday after a joint session with the school board. Roger W. Pigeon said the school board will elect its representative to the building committee that day. Originally Dr Robinson was expected to attend but will be unavailable. Members include Wm Smith Edward Wood Francis T Canario John L Burke and Dr Russell S Bray.

Roger W. Pigeon Robinson Wm Smith Edward Wood Francis T Canario John L Burke Russell S Bray

Bristol Rhode Island Red Cross Sunday Proclaimed 1963

J William P Sousa, President of the Town Council, proclaims March 10, 1963 as Red Cross Sunday in Bristol Rhode Island. He notes the Red Cross service to the community and the annual fundraising campaign. The proclamation is witnessed and sealed, with Town Clerk Anthonys J. Dernis Jr. attesting.

Council Wmn. P. Sousa Red Cross Manuel A. Sousa Red Cross Drive Charles C. Cook Bristol ARC J. William P Sousa Rhode Island

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