PTA Sponsors Drive For Bike Safety
The Bristol County Council of the PTA launches a bicycle safety drive aimed at reducing injuries and theft, urging parents and students to follow safety rules and promote responsible riding in the community. The effort partners with local schools and authorities to spread awareness and share safety tips.
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Cegeret
Armistice Day Speaker Urges U M T Support
A Armistice Day speaker urges U M T and readers to back United Men Today and their movement. The address emphasizes justice freedom and democracy while recalling sacrifices and the need to counter communism and wage new battles for national unity.
High School Cafeteria Faces Finances and Policy Change
The school committee warned of a $2 40 per pupil cafeteria deficit after September start with $129 45 balance, risking meals and staff salaries. The group approved by laws changes to teacher salary structures and discussed shifting to a reduced food service budget with rewiring costs and a $50 company allowance. A concert by the Rhode Island Philharmon Orchestra for Riverside pupils was announced for April 27 in Andrews auditorium.
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Joes Haven
Manere'alary
Edward J Fitzgerald
Catherine Stenson
Fitzgerald
Anndrews Memorial School
Bristol
Manny's Package Store Wins Class A License
The city council approved Manny's Package Store for a Class A license by a 32 to 4 vote. The decision followed a committee recommendation and allowed the vendor to operate under new permitting terms.
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Town Council Fights Hunting Restrictions Zoning Debate Continues
The town council votes on new hunting restrictions amid a zoning controversy. Attorney Accardi argues the zoning board holds exclusive power to hear petitions while supporters urge council action, fearing taxpayer impact. The hearing references voting ties, board authority, and potential future advertising of petitions.
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Zoning Board
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The Observer and Times in Britain A May 1949 glance
The piece contrasts The Observer and The Times London editions with double-column layouts and heavy classifieds. It notes The Times editorial on Spain and Franco, a long-running exchange of George Bernard Shaw letters, and a Washington correspondent’s view on U S elections. The article reflects on press culture and the two papers' audience reach.
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