Spar Leaves Today For Arctic Work
The cutter Spar sails this afternoon for an Arctic hydrographic survey mission in three phases. It will join sister ship Bramble in a two‑ship task group, with stops at Curtis Bay Maryland and Thule Greenland, guiding officers from last year aboard. The voyage aims to gather coastal data across Greenland and Baffin Island, ending near September.
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Spar
Arctic
C. G
Curtis Bay
Maryland
Greenland
Baffin Island
The
Bramble
Miami, Florida
Charles V. Cowing
Charles J. Albanese
Bristol High Students Lead Elks Youth Day Observance
Ten members from Bristol Senior High School joined youth day activities in Over Government town. Warren and Barrington high schools participated with local officials including Town Council president James Palreiro, council members Carmone Goulart Morra Viera, town clerk Julia Card, treasurer Joyce Squatrito, police chief Antinucci, tax collector King, highway surveyor Usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Warren and
Barrington
James Palreiro
Frank Carmone
Edward Goulart
Joseph Morra
Ronald Viera
Julia Card
Joyce Squatrito
Joseph Antinucci
Mary Carol King
David Usher
Shopping centers eye hopeful start at Hope and Gooding
Agents for two firms planning markets at the Hope Street Gooding Avenue intersection say plans will move once technicalities are cleared. Realtors G L H J Grees Co report title search needed for the Midway parcel sale to Almacs Inc while First National Stores awaits a signed lease to begin store plans. Herbert C Walls J A VP Raymond Pinkham confirms interest in the Almac location for a B I Hospital Trust Co branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Sr
Gooding Ave
Barnes Newberry
G. L. & H. J. Grees Co. Realtors
Midway
Almac’s Inc
Almec's
First National Stores
Raymond 8. Pinkham
Herbert C. Walls
B. I. Hospital Trust Co
Bock
Almac
Council Studies Audit Suggestions
Town Council reviewed a State Bureau of Audits report on town finances, considering validating over expenditures at the financial town meeting and transferring unexpended balances to the general fund. The audit advised closer scrutiny of vouchers and noted possible double payments and an excessive Dec 31 1955 tax rate. It urged action to align rates with law and to locate effective contracts for the dump and school land leases. The safety fix at the Fales Road crossing was approved via a Stop and Protect rule from the railroad. Bayside Shores Improvement Association sent appreciation for council endorsements of public works projects and road repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Audits
General Fund
Frank L. Martin
Bayside Shores
Frank Balzano
Council
Town Meeting Ends in Bristol After Two Night Session
Bristol taxpayers concluded a two night annual financial town meeting ad journed at 1 16 am with total appropriations rising by 115435 to 1 045106 84 raised from property tax 951038 80 borrowing 199700 00 state aid 249018 04 town revenues The new tax rate is about 22 20 per thousand All warrants items approved except 10000 for Munroe Ave sewer extension and 2500 for a sanitary survey Zone changes approved by paper ballots Housing and harbor related appropriations also passed Various local officials were elected and re elected to terms through 1963 Sprecco, Spence, Morra, and other candidates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Munroe Ave
Moriarty
Budget Committee
Fales
Alphonse Rebello
Fales Road
Sowams Dr
Hillside Rd
Harbor Commission
State Street Wharf
Manuel Prenda
James Cruz
Alphonse Mor Ta
Richard Spence
Joseph A Murgo
Edward M Cordeiro
Spence
Cordeiro
Samuel Pasqua
Morra
Harbor Development Committee
Three Vie For Sultan Title In Junior Follies
Three young men from local groups vie for Sultan of the Junior Woman's Follies with reigning duties at the final show. The winner gets a $50 bond and will be photographed in Hope St. shopping area next week for public vote by penny. Contestants are Jack D. Sylvester of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Vasco Castro Jr. of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and August E. Bibmeier of the Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack D. Sylvester
Order of Eagles
Vasco Castro, Jr
Junior Chamber of Commerce
August E. Gibbemeyer
Rotary Club
Hope St
Meeting Notes Show Little Change In Town Council Cast
Meeting highlights reveal a steady lineup aside from Mr Berretto's first gathering. Voters clashed with paper ballots, some miscast or mishandled ballots, while others welcomed the social aspect of the process. Council actions included re zoning Gooding Avenue and opposition to re election of two harbor panel members. The health survey looms with concerns on the sewage plant and budget committee expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Berretto
Dave Ferris
Capone
Solidis
Lowell Smith
R . Bosworth, Jr
Harbor Development Committee
Joseph Bruno
Edward Medeiros
Warren
Council
Bill Sousa
Gooding Avenue
Charlie Beals
Ferrara
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Brable
Saar
Arctic Ocean
Storis
Thule
Laurel
Rockland
Maine
Evergreen
Boston
Cactus
Portland
Lowell I. Smith
Arthur Cordeiro
Roswell S. Bosworth, Jr
Frank O. Silva
Edward C Medeiros
Frank J. Murphy
Medeiros
Dennis Ferrera
James St. Angelo
Lowell Smith Wall
Bosworth
Medeirosi
August E. Gibbemeyer Rotary Club
Vasco Eastad, JR