Vaccaro Against Tax Plan In Rhode Island race
Vincent Vaccaro Republican candidate opposes a state income tax. Alfred Nunes favors it. Vaccaro outlines policy at 473 Hope Street GOP HQ promoting the Bayhover Report reforms, medical assistance expansion, a Bristol County Vocational School, shellfish purification plant, and boating improvements. Page 11.
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Feast of the Blessed Sacrament at St Elizabeth’s
The annual Feast of the Blessed Sacrament at St Elizabeth's Church runs Sept 7 and 8 with processions through Monroe Ave Lincoln Ave High Street and Wood Street. Portuguese Independent Band and St Anthony's Band perform in front of the church, followed by benediction and band concerts ending at midnight.
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Sousa to Lead 1963 Bristol Community Fund Drive
Manuel A. Sousa, Bristol Manufacturing executive, named head of the 1963 Bristol Community Fund Drive. A prominent civic participant, he serves as vice chairman of the Bristol budget committee and former Bristol zoning board member. Sousa chairs the Fourth of July committee, led this year’s Red Cross drive, and is active in Rotary, Council, Knights of Columbus, Navy League, Defense Supply Depot, and Rubber Manufacturers Association. He graduated Colt Memorial High School 1935 and studied at Brown and URI. He and Rose Tuiarola have one daughter and reside at 37 Beach Road.
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Numerous Teachers Make First Appearance in Local Schools
Edward J. Fitzgerald announces several new teachers in Bristol public schools for the year. Lawrence J. Foley of Swansea will teach chemistry physics and senior mathematics and coordinate math and science for grades 7 to 12. He holds a BS from Providence College and an MAT from Brown with chemistry coursework this summer. Foley previously worked as Producted Specialist in Paris and management roles in Ohio and Illinois. he served as Town Major in Bad Neuheim, Germany in 1946-47. Iris D. Kinoian of Providence will teach English. she holds a BEd from Rhode Island College and an MAT from Brown in 1981 and has taught in Little Compton and West Hartford. Patricia Ann Malafronte of Bristol will teach English at the Senior High School. (Continued on page 3)
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Opinions Differ On Sewer Extension Plan
A public hearing in Colt Memorial Hall revealed a split between the sewer commission and the planning board over the town sewer extension. The panel debated granting a federal $116,000 grant plus $115,000 town match to extend sewers, with supporters citing industrial growth and tax benefits, and critics urging revisions to avoid routing toward the Soldiers Home and Chestnut Street area.
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Public Hearing Impresses City Council on Sewer Extension
Council President Wm. P. Spausa praised last night’s hearing on a $115,000 sewer extension, noting the session enabled public input and let department heads explain the city’s challenges. About 100 people attended, with Councilmen Joseph Goulart and Bernard Grabert present.
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