Town Learns Of 33000 From State Sales Tax Revenue
Town officials announced a $33,000 share of state sales tax to be received by June 15. At a Monday town meeting residents discussed funding for Rogers Free Library and urgent projects while balancing a proposed total budget of $505,962.96 plus $6100 from poor funds, with a sewer system plan for over $350,000 also in view.
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Bristol
Rogers Free Library
Lucien Capone
Public Welfare Department
O Way
Catherine St
Highlands
Wizening State St
Oliver
Curbin
Ng Oo
Metacom Ave
Eliven
Wheeler Ave
Bristol Boy Scout Drum Corps Banquet Honors 35th Anniversary
The Bristol Boy Scout Drum Corps holds a reunion and 35th anniversary dinner next Monday at 7 PM. The event, part of three major Scouting celebrations in Bristol, takes place at Kearney Post on Franklin Street with old members and current leaders attending.
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Bristol
Kearney
Colt High Eyes Semi Final Victory In Providence
Colt High faces La Salle Academy in a Class A semi final at Marvel Gym Providence tonight at 7 30 PM. Colt seeks a 17th straight win after a 23 1 season with Artie Pansa and features Venditelli McGowan and Renehan while La Salle leans on Renehan Mancieri Ander ton and De Meo. Local officials and drum corps groups attend, with a post game exhibition planned.
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Bristol High School
Colt High
la Salle Academy
the Marvel
Providence
Artie Pansa
Maroon and White
la Salle
Venditelli
McGowan
Renehan
Town Board Sets 2,843 Entitled To Vote Monday
Town Council as canvassers announces 2,843 residents eligible to vote at the financial town meeting Monday night. The list includes 1,598 men and 1,245 women with checkers Norman E Benard Elmer E Angell James J Wyle and George E Pierce. pay is two dollars. A zoning change for Mary Brito property on Metacorr Avenue from Residential C to Business F is contingent on voter approval. White Rail Riding Club may then seek liquor license change from Class D to Class B victualler. Pauls Diner Inc requests sign on town property referred to the Town Solicitor Lucien Capone.
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Norman E .Benard
Elmer E Angell
James J. Wyle
George E. Pierce
Catherine Bottomhey
Mary
Financial Town
White Rail Riding Club
Brito Land
Car
Paul’s Diner Inc
Lucien Capone
North Burial Ground seeks expansion into Poor Farm area
The North Burial Ground Commission aims to annex the Poor Farm area to keep cemetery standards consistent with the main grounds. J William Wood said the cemetery is expanding and the current plat is nearly sold, with plans for a new section. He noted the town bears little operating cost beyond occasional road repairs and the funding comes from lot sales for maintenance, water, plumbing and related burial ground expenses. The commission seeks final town meeting action to set aside the Poor Farm area for future expansion and better control of conditions near the cemetery.
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North Burial Ground Commission
J. William Wood
Burial Ground Commission
Wood
Commission l
Town’s Net Debt Lowest In Years
Town Treasurer Wm Angevine reports net debt at 28130 69 dollars the lowest in years despite a new 14000 Bristol Narrows Water Line note. Major liabilities include Narrows Water Note Sewage bonds PWA and Highway Emergency Notes totaling 136000 with eleven accounts bringing total liabilities to 162671 89.
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Reynolds School
Wm. Hangevine
Bristol
Bristol Narrows
PWA
Local YMCA Gold Medal Tourney Draws Outstanding Southern New England Teams
Anthony Massano, chairman, announces the Gold Medal Basketball Tournament sponsored by the YMCA to Bristol crowds. 71 trophies will be awarded at Andrews Gym starting Monday, with teams from Riverside, St Christopher, Irish American Club, and Warren’s Standard Pharmacy among those featured.
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Anthony Massano
Y M.C.A
Bristol
New England
Andrews Gym
Louis Evans
Hope Steret
Vikings
Hiulinoclaus Prisco
St Christopher
Johnny Berg
RLCE
Bristolians
Dino Martian
Jackie Allen
Providence Steam Rollers
Rhode Island State Rams
Standard Pharmacy
Warren
Barrington High
Bob Carter
Colt
Arnold Dryer J
Jimmy Duffy
Nick Cariglia
Massano
George McClure
Riverside Barons
St. Christopher of Tiverton
Trinity Church Morning Services and Sermon Schedule
Trinity Church lists morning prayer at 8 a.m., Holy Eucharist at 8:30, Sung Mass and Sermon at 10:30 by Emerson Hood on Faith IV, Quiet Day for Women 1:30 to 5, led by Rev Sister Patricia, with Evensong at 5 p.m. Barrington procession includes 6 p.m. center Charlie Com- S.H.N. and Providence convent luminaries for meditation.
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Emerson Hood
Barrington
Patricia
Charlie
S.H.N
Providence Stock
Medita
Language Lessons In A Multinational Class At Lake Success
A teacher recalls teaching Chinese Haitians and a Chilean girl to speak English. Students learn fast through active methods, dramatic acting, word games, and personalized scrapbooks. They share patience, humor, and dedication to master English and embody a hopeful spirit.
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Lake Success
Hong Kong
Chungking
Chi-Chang
Haiti
Ttem
Carmen
Chile
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Tenue
Anthony J. Nunes
Rhode Is
Tepresenven
Drum and Bugle
Walter Calendar
Virgil Marruda
Louis Almeida
David Costa
Gene Massa
Gurf
Lne
Margo
de Meo
Dick Rene
Mancieri
Anderton
ITE
Brito
Metacorr Avenue
Zoning Board of Review
Wild
Dennis Morgan
Andrea King
Technicolor News
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Claude Rains
Audrey Totter
Constance Bennett
Hurd Hatfield
Michael North
Tyrone Power In
Castile
Cesar Romero
Lee J. Cobb
Jean Peters
Tom Chevrolet
County Ice Sales
Bristol, R.I
Standard Pharmacy OF
St. Christophers OF Tiverton
Barrington Townies
Y” Vikings
Providence Alpers
Ascoli
Esso
Walter Bassler
Eddie Anelundia
Riverside
MaMa Atia Rhriaan
Bob “Smith
Nick
Cariglia
Trinity Church
ST. Michael’s
Couples Club
Cecil B. DeMille
Union Lenten Services
First Congregational Church
Arne Andell
Pilgrim Lutheran
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ST. Michael’s Church
Otto Churchill
North Scituate Baptist Church
Chi- Chang
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