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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
1
A study by Smith Principe Kent finds a $10,000 difference between Tiverton and Bristol high school bids. Tiverton base before extras = $1,838,000 with omissions. Bristol bid totals $2,554,793, with Bristol including full facilities and fields.
The regular planning board could not convene last night due to a lack of a quorum. Manuel Salgado town engineer and Edward M. Hennigan senior planner for RIDC discussed his inability to inspect highway and sewerage projects by private developers for lack of proper authority.
Anthony Agatiello announces the Halloween Eve parade route sponsored by the Recreation Board and American Legion. The march forms at Reynolds School at 730, proceeds west on Church Street, north on Hope, east on Bradford, and north on High to the General School with police escort.
The new two room portable Reynolds School annex will open Monday for two fourth grade classes with a 10 am ceremony. Harold R. Shippee will hand keys to Principal Joseph Secure as officials attend. The structure drew local criticism for its exterior while interior offers ample light and acoustical design supporting study.
The Tiverton junior-senior high bids 2 198 000 are under study as the building committee weighs alterations and compares Tiverton with Bristol plans. State board officials will review the 50 item list before school construction proceeds aided by 30 percent state funds. Dr Fowler and Edward Wilcox of the state department advise delaying signing any contract until plans are fully evaluated.
A correction on page 14 fixes the Dem ocrat Town Ticket ballot, clarifying that Sal Massa runs for State Representative District 1 and Anthony Principe for Constitutional Convention delegate. The transposition was reported in error and corrected in this notice.
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