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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1948

Page

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Town Council Adopts Finance Plan and Seeks Sewer Action

The Town council approved a monthly financial report plan and discussed Metacom Avenue sewer proposals asking for action. Councilman Murphy urged funding decisions although taxpayers had not approved, while officials noted drainage issues on Wood Street and Metacom Avenue. Public Welfare Director Orlando Srisbane praised the plan as helpful for town finances.

Frank J. Murphy Due Capoue Treat Wiliam H. Angevine Orlando Jrisbane Public Welfare Enaataen Aaa Murphy Richmond Paul A Herzig Metacumbhe Admiral Hoover

First Aid Classes Held By Rescue Squad in Bristol

Bristol Fire Department Emergency Rescue squad members attended Tuesday evening first aid classes at the Ever Ready Station under Providence Chapter American Red Cross. Instructors include Mrs Wesley A Armstrong and others. written exams will follow. The squad plans two YMCA movie showings April 15 at 7 pm titled Before The Doctor Comes and Danger Is Your Companion, with public invitation. Regular training continues next Tuesday at 8 15 pm.

Bristol Fire Department Providence American Red Cross Wesley A Armstrong Sidney Herreshoff Slater YMCA

Red Cross Campaign Office Hours Shrink as Quota Pushed

Mrs Raymond S. Brightman executive secretary says the local Red Cross Office at Holmes House will close tomorrow with late returns drop sites at Mr Myers upstairs. Providence office opens next week with hopes to reach a $4 500 quota as final returns appear Friday next week.

Raymond S. Brightman Red Cross Holmes House Myers Brightman Providence

Chief Opposes Marking Police Cars in Town Meeting

At a Bristol Rhode Island council meeting on Tuesday Chief Anthony J Ferrara refused to promise marking the new police cruiser with Police on front and rear unless directed by the Town Council. Town Solicitor Lucien Capone advised against revealing patrol car markings in small towns, noting potential public impact.

Anthony J Ferrara Businessmen’s Civic Association Lucien Capone Ferrara Bristol AAA American Automobile ‘Association Washington, DC

Public Warned Against Swindle From Mexico Letters

Postmaster Daniel W Cogge was advised that large numbers of Spanish prisoner swindle letters are entering from Mexico. Recipients are urged to report attempts to the Postal Service and to publicize warnings in local papers to deter victims and supply clippings.

Daniel W Coggeshall Mexico Mexico City Coggeshall Bristol Rhode Island Jpubbie America

Stassen to Speak in Providence April 30

Harold A Stassen, Republican presidential candidate, will speak in Providence on April 30 under the Rhode Island Republican State Central Committee. Final plans for the appearance are not yet complete.

Stassen Providence Harold A Stassen Republican State Central Committee Rhode Island Mr Stassen

Women’s Guild Food Sale and DAR Medal Event

The Women's Guild of Trinity Church plans a Saturday food sale with proceeds to support church activities. Miss Ruth May Benson, a Colt High School senior, will receive the Good Citizenship Medal chosen by faculty. Mrs William M. Bradner of Newport will speak on Americans Indians at the April 12 Chapter House meeting.

Womens Guild of Trinity Church Church of State Street Apri Bastol Dar Franklin St Ruth May Benson Colt High School William M. Bradner Newport Herman F Gablinske Buell Buckingham, Jr Herbert B. Burnham William H Angevine Clara Dimond

Parish women prepare Afghan display and drawing event

Mrs Daniel Chase heads the arrangements committee aided by Mrs Fred M Straight Mrs Wal ter St Germain Mrs Ralph Ishene Mrs Charles Weaver Mrs John Grabert Miss Mary Perrs and Miss Fannie T Abbott A gift table features parish sewn articles and an Afghan on display The Afghan drawing occurs Wednesday May 19 with a pot luck supper served

Daniel Chase Fred M Straight Walter St Germain Ralph Ishene Charles Weaver John Grabert Mary Perrs Fannie T Abbott

Bus Route Change Sparks Bristol Debate On Police Car Markings

Bristol council hears proposals from the Businessmen's Civic Association to re-route buses to boost downtown shopping. Chief Ferrara opposes a plan to stamp Police on the new car, supported by Town Solicitor Capone and council members. The association argues daily routes could shift to ease shopper return trips.

Bris-iour Edward D Kunz Civic Asso Anthony J Ferrara Lucien Capone Kunz Wu. Lee Bristol

Mrs George Wilbour to Speak on Hooked Rugs

The Bris toll Women's Club April meeting features Mrs George G Wilbour of Newport presenting on hooked rugs. She will display local pupil work and share her design and rug research spanning Colonial New England. Nominating and refreshment committees are listed with members.

Bristtol Women's Club YMCA George G Wilbour Newport Whilbour Martin Lyman Hazard RI School of Design Swinburne School of Household Arts America New England Warren Barrington Fall River Tiverton Alfred Levy Raymond S Brightman Thomas Ie Jannsen Alfred Browning Helen McCaughey Lisenrze Martin

Mrs Helen D Williams Re elected for Third Term

At a Tuesday evening meeting in her home Mrs Helen D Williams was reelected president of the Auxiliary to Anthony C Almeida Post VFW for a third consecutive year. Other officers named include Frances Martin senior vice president Theresa Almeida junior vice president Ann Aldich chaplain Audrey Kemph secretary Emily Sarmone treasurer Ima Williams conductor Germaine Belmore guard and Mary Vincent trustee. A donation to the VFW Auxiliary cancer research fund was approved to aid national efforts, including rebuilding the Jackson Memorial Library in Bar Harbor Maine and establishing a VFW Auxiliary summer research laboratory there. A group will visit the Conover Leary Post Auxiliary in Newport on Sunday afternoon.

Helen D Williams Anthony C Almeida VFW Ftances Martin Theresa Almeida Junor Ann Aldich Audrey Kemph Emily Sarmone Emily “Ima Germaine Belmore Mary Vincent VFW Auxiliary Tackson Bar Harbor Maine Conover Leary Post Newport

Two Women Take Nuns Vows At Mt St Joseph Convent

Two young women professed temporary vows as Sisters for the Passionist Order and Mary Burns entered the novitiate at Mt St Joseph Convent in Providence area ceremonies led by Rev William M. Kelley. Sister Mary Francis and Sister Marie Bernadette will pursue perpetual vows in three years and two years respectively, with extensive church and community attendance.

Mt St Joseph Convent Mary Francis Madeline Pucella Luke Pucella Kingstowne Road Peace Dale Marie Bernadette Patricia Callanan Francis J .Callanan Wesleyan Avenue Providence Wu1ulliam M. Kelley St Columban’s Seminary Bristol Mary Burns Joseph Burns Bucklin Street Anne Joseph Mare Bernadette Jude Meade St Michael's Monastery Union City Paul J Conneely Charles C Curhan St Mary's Church James E Greenan St Francis Church Wakefield John

Town paper drive set for April 18 by Bristol scouts

The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps sponsors a town wide paper collection on Sunday April 18 starting at 12 noon. Residents are urged to gather old newspapers and cardboard for recycling and community service.

Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps

Barneys Chicken Yard Craft Sails Everglades Route

John Pennekamp describes a fast, silent boat built for Capt Marcus D. Parker and used to traverse Coot Pond Coot Bay Tarpon Creek and Whitewater Bay entering East River to glimpse the Everglades rookery once called the largest in the area with Collins and Narragansett Bay mentioned in passing.

Barney Marcus D. Parker National Park Coot Pond Coot Bay Tarpon Creek Whitewater Bay East River Everglades National Park Area

Birds Over Mangrove Rookery In Crooked Creek Circuit

A narrator describes a visit to a coastal rookery on Crooked Creek near East River. Ospreys nest high in trees while eagles watch from dead tops as 30 000 birds including ibises and herons fill 50 acres of mangrove islands with 15 000 nests. A park official notes the birds mind their own business and keep distance between pairs.

Parker Crooked Creek East River Louisiana Daft Beard

Rookery Park Carves 70 Miles South of Miami

Halsey Chase notes the Rookery lies 70 miles south of Miami at the southern tip of the Florida Peninsula as part of the new Everglades National Park. The area will protect wildlife unique to this vast swamp.

Halsey Chase Miami Florida Peninsula

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