Brown Univ land concerns raised by conservation chief
John L. Rego urged Brown University to develop Mount Hope land, contrasting it with 200 acres elsewhere unused. He praised senator Brightman for pier efforts, called for forest fire detection and better forestry management, and backed shellfish habitat work and a unified state forestry plan.
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Brown University
Mount Hope
John L. Rego
Conservation and Agriculture
Rotary Club
Gladys M Brightman
Bristo
School Committee Considers absorbing St. Mary's pupils
Bristol School Committee at a Goft Memorial library meeting discussed absorbing 353 St Marys pupils into the public system and the high cost and double session implications. Superintendent Edward J Fitzgerald warned the first year could cost 65 000 to 105 000 and ongoing expenses would exceed 100 000.
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Goft Memorial Library
Bristol
St. Mary's School
Charles H. Lynch
Budiget
St. Mary's
Joseph Sansone
Edward J Fitzgerald
James R. Sullivan
Carol J Magee
Matthew A Capone
Garteras Auditorium
Rocket Society
Coat
RICE
Richard Costa
Frank Campagna
Two Bristol seniors named valedictorian and salutatorian
Frank C Caizzi and Peter Sansone were named valedictorian and salutatorian for Bristol Senior High School class of 1959. Both earned top scholastic averages with 90 percent plus grades and active in school activities. Caizzi serves in yearbook and bands, leads a four piece band, and is an Eagle Scout. Sansone shines in gym, French Club, debates, and is circulation manager for school papers, also an Eagle Scout. Armed Forces Day visiting hours listed for Mills, Spar, Takos, and Coast Guard Depot with open times from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Bristol Senior High School
Frank C Caizzi
Go Place
Peter Frank Sansone
Wood St
Joseph Sansone
Be Ig
CYO
Prise Aicaccae
the Athletic Association
Pegasus
Vincent Pettine Retires From Telephone Company
Vincent J Pettine of this town retires after 37 years with the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. A Providence citation from Erskine White honorably marks the occasion, along with a stereo hi fi set from colleagues. Pettine began with Western Electric in 1922, worked in Chicago before joining Boston, then Providence as general office equipment engineer and helped set up dial systems. He belongs to the American Engineering Society and Vega Lodge, a Worcester Polytechnic graduate, and is active in church and Telephone Pioneers of America. His wife and son live in West Acton Massachusetts and his daughter resides locally.
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Vincent J. Pettine
Sheraton-Biltmore
New England Tel & Tel Co
Alfred E Fernald
Harold Thornton
Towne Studio
Warren
Vincent J Pettine
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Providence
Erskine White
New England
Tel & Tel Co
Mr Pettine
Chicago
Western Electric Company
Chisago
Boston
The
Telephone Company
American Engineering Society
Vega Lodge
Th & AM
Pettine
Lower of Maiste
Constitution St Cher
William W Pettine
West Acton
Mass
Peter Brett
Nia
Msgr Lynch Urges Town To Sell Byfield School
At a special town council session Msgr Charles H.Iasach urged selling the 87 year old Byfield School for one dollar and leasing land to his St Marys Church for one dollar. He noted town land constraints and warned against transferring pupils to Bristol partly schools, which could raise costs by about sixty five thousand dollars annually. He cited repair costs of fifty thousand dollars and the school’s valuation and insurance figures.
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Charles H Iasach
St Marys Church
Msgr Lynch
Msgr
Lynch
Pup
Bristol
Ths
Sedonis
Byfield
Supreme Court Rules Against P O on Knights of Columbus Site
The Supreme Court ruled against the U S Post Office Department in a dispute over building a new post office on Knights of Columbus property on State Street. Justice Thomas H. Roberts wrote the opinion, finding sufficient evidence of invalid spot zoning by the Post Office, allowing the DAngelos to seek relief while remaining options include a new site, remodeling, or condemnation. The case involved Dr and Mrs Antonio DAngelo, their attorneys Ferdinand A Bruno and Pasquale T Annarummo, K of C Building Assn Bristol, Town Solicitor Frank L Martin, and Asst US Attorney Arnold Williamson Jr.
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RJ Supreme Court
Yesterreus
U.S Post Office Department
Knights of Coumbus
State St
Thomas H. Roberts
Antonio D'Angelo
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Post Office Department
D'Angelo
Ferdinand A Bruno
Pasquale T Annarummo
K of C Building Assn
Bristol
Joseph D. Accardi
Frank L. Martin
Asst US
Arnold Wilamson,Jr
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John ‘Mega Hopes
Brown Univ. i
Rego
Mr Rego
Rhode Island
Mr. Rego
University of Rhode Island
Fisher
St.Mary's
John L. Burke
Teachers of America
Armed Forces
U.S.S. Mills
Us.c
C.G
U.S. Navy
Takos
C. G
Coast Guard
Vincent Pettine
Worcester Polytechno Institute
Alumnii Association
Msgr. Lynch
Byfield School
Cleminshaw
Board of Tax
P.O
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