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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1956

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Earthworms as bait earn a student college funds

A New York City student reportedly paid his college costs by selling earthworms to fishermen. Worms, known as trish worms and by several other names, are raised for bait and soil enrichment. Global demand supports large shipments and worm farms endure across cities and nations.

New York City Cleopatra Nile Valley Charles Darwin Hereford England Andes Australia United States Texas

Dixon Nets Largest Order in 80 Years for Saddle Guides

The Dixon Corporation, led by president Robert R. Miller, won its biggest single order worth 200,000 dollars from Deering Millken Corp of Greenville, SC. Eight Burnside street plant workers earned major credit for the win, with production through next November and expected added employment. A prior smaller order from J. P. Stevens Co of Greensboro, NC is noted, after inspection of Stevens installations by Milken.

Dixon Corporation Robert R. Miller Deering Millken Corp Greenville South Carolina Burnside Street Mitler Teamwork Coopera Bristol Miller J. P. Stevens, Co Greensboro North Carolina Stevens Miliken

Council Draws Jurors 69 Bristol voters chosen last night

The Bristol town council selected six grand jurors and sixty three petit jurors at its regular meeting. Names include Joseph Castro Elmer Rishe Mary Arruda and Victor Formussano among others with many street addresses cited.

Bristol Joseph Castro Sampson Street Elmer F. Rishe Hope Street Mary V. Arruda Bay View Avenue Victor Formussano High Street Ary Delina Cavallaro Wood Street Raymond J. Cavallaro Congregational Street

Ruth League Elects Officers in Bristol County Meeting

At a regent meeting of the Bristol County Ruth League, officers were elected William J. Greene Jr. of Barrington as president, Thomas Remieres of Bristol as vice president, John L. Burke of Bristol as secretary, and John Karcz of Warren as treasurer.

Bristol

Public Welfare Balance Declines to $10 168.10

Mary E. Pereira reports to Town Council that the Department of Public Welfare balance stands at $10,168.10. The figure shows a decrease of $2,949.92 from $13,118.02 on March 1.

Department of Public’ Welfare Mary E. Pereira

Saviano and Silvia win weightlifting honors at Y festival

Saviano and Silvia, both 148 class, placed first in their divisions at the Massachusetts Rhode Island Sports Festival held at Springfield College. Saviano totaled 545 pounds and Silvia 535 in three lifts. Second and third in the 165 class were Proto and Estrella. Vaccaro, Jr. took second in the 181 class. JV basketball lost 42 to 40 to Lowell YMCA, with Freitas, Ouelette and Borges top scorers.

Jack Saviano Edward Silvia Massachusetts Rhode Island Springfield College Saviano Silvia Peter Proto Robert Estrella Domenic Vaccaro, Jr Lowell Raymond Freitas Carles Ouelette Ronald Borges

Polio Clinic Plan Aims to Reach 1400 Youngsters

A town council meeting announced a free polio clinic for children aged 1 to 14 organized by Health Officer Dr. Samuel D. Clark, with 1400 youngsters reportedly unvaccinated. The clinic will administer only the first Salk dose, amid debate over public versus private medicine and a transition of health leadership to Dr. C Paul Bruno. The council also discussed snow-relief spending, a proposed town hall expansion bond, and zoning map actions for the April town meeting.

Samuel D. Clark Earney Post American Legion Clark C. Paul Bruno William Sousa Alfred N. Nunes Nunes William A Rego Rego

Tupelo Zone Change Docketed No Strings

Tupelo town council voted to place Tupelo street zoning from Residential C to Industrial H without strings despite protests from six area homeowners led by Salvatore Rossi. Wardwell Lumber Co seeks the zone change to allow a George W. Dahl plant. Dahl argues higher land costs elsewhere. The council also scheduled the issue for April 23 and considered Agnes Mahoney’s 10 acres for a Commercial G stopping center with no objections.

Tupelo Street Beach Terrace Salvatore Rossi Wardwell Lumber Co George W. Dahl Co Bristol Dahl Rossi Gooding Avenue Joseph DuPont Wardwell Company Goading Avenue Wardwell William E. Magee Frank L. Martin Agnes Mahoney Metacom Avenue Council Jerome M. Donovan

Polio Clinic Preparations Under Way Says Dr Clark

Dr. Samuel D. Clark health officer outlined a polio vaccine clinic plan timed for end of next week. Pre school and school age children will receive consent forms, with preschool forms available at Rockwell House tomorrow to Friday 9 to 12 and 1 to 3. Forms must be signed and returned promptly, with careful guidance on children near age 15.

Samuel D. Clark Clark Rockwell House

Junior C of C To Appear on TV Program

The local Junior Chamber of Commerce will host the TV program Industry on Parade Friday at 8 p m on WJAR TV. Moderator is Robert Miller of Dixon Corp with panelists Michael Ferreira Richard Hitchcock and Francis Perry. Newport state vice president Thomas Shea spoke on the upcoming state convention in East Providence. Next meeting slated May 14 with officer elections and Bristol Junior Citizen award.

Pigeon Blast Countered by Town Counselor

Town Solicitor Frank L. Martin rebutted Sunday attack by Roger W. Pigeon on the town revaluation program. He said Pigeon’s charges misstate facts, noting six survey classifications used, treatment of auto data, and that taxpayers previously rejected a local survey plan. Martin defended council actions as scrupulously following taxpayer directives while labeling Pigeon’s remarks as election-year tactics.

Frank L. Martin Roger W. Pigeon Pigeon Martin Board of Tax Assessors Louis Castriotta Castriotta J. M. Cleminshaw ,Co Cleminshaw Co Castinotte Pigéon Ais

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