COLTS STOMP BRONCS IN BRISTOL VICTORY
Bristol High School beats Burrillville 13-0 at Guiteras field for its second league win. Ronnie Admillotto and George McKenzie scored, Kenny Nash added the extra point, placing Bristol second behind 3-0 Warren.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
2
Bristol High School beats Burrillville 13-0 at Guiteras field for its second league win. Ronnie Admillotto and George McKenzie scored, Kenny Nash added the extra point, placing Bristol second behind 3-0 Warren.
NFPA studies show a home catches fire 120 times daily from rubbish in attics basements and storage areas. The article urges periodic clearing of old mattresses papers clothing drapery and furniture and recommends fire proof metal containers with lids to contain fires and prevent spread.
The article notes a fire destruction rate every 12 minutes in the United States with rubbish fires. It identifies attic basement and closet storage as origin points for 16.4 percent of dwelling fires and cites about 550000 homes hit yearly with over 7000 deaths, 30 percent of them children. Recommendations include storing rubbish in covered galvanized containers and checking wiring, keeping matches from children.
The Ivy Guild of St. Michael's Church announces a rummage sale. Details are unclear due to damaged text but event appears connected to church activities and a local community center. Proceeds likely support church programs.
The Pilgrim Fellowship of the First Congregational Church plans a dance in the DeWolf Room on Friday October 21 at 8 p.m. Both junior and senior fellowships will attend. Bristol P T A set to meet with principal Richard M. Mattola speaking on the Title 1 Summer Reading Clinic at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Colt Memorial Auditorium.
The Board of Review denied a requested variance that would allow a structure to come 9 feet from the property line rather than the required 15 feet resulting in an owner objecting due to potential devaluation of adjacent land. The same meeting granted Manchester Ford Sales a variance to erect a plastic advertising sign on Metacom Ave.
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