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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1959
Page
6
The Weekend Gardener explains that spraying timing depends on target pests and diseases. Use preventative fungicides before rain for disease control, and apply after rain for insect protection. If both are concerns, use thorough, combination sprays and time them to maximize coverage despite weather.
The St Marys CYO will sponsor a party at St Aloysius orphanage with gifts and games. A dance at St Marys auditorium is planned for April 27 from 8 30 to 11 30 pm with refreshments to follow.
Susan Adams discusses Marguerite Henrys Misty of Chincoteague and the Beebes quest for a pony on Pony Penning Day. The tale follows Paul and Maureen Beebe and the Phantom mare on Assateague Island, highlighting suspense and charm that will grip readers from Caney to thirteen.
The Bristol County Business and Professional Women's Club announced at its monthly meeting that two Bristol County resident student nurses who have completed at least one year of training will receive scholarships. Names will be released after notification, with the award presented at the May meeting.
Julia Laroche age 29 of 612 Wood Street traveling east on Perry Street was struck in the left rear while turning onto Baker Street by a truck driven by William Cabral age 44 of Warren. The report notes the collision occurred as the vehicles interacted on the street.
Dred Stevens reports prizes for table games with Mrs Ann Dupdale, Mrs Frances Lodice, Mrs Sadie Coury, Elizabeth Green and Florence Calland receiving candy and nuts. The bridge party, planned for late May, aims to build the scholarship fund so in 1960 the club may help a young lady achieve her goal.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions dog licenses and a Stan Louis area. Indicates a notice about spayed or unspayed dogs and associated fees. Contains stray words like two and cents and numbers 3 43 1 17 4 without clear context. Summary preserves limited readable facts and signals municipal license reminder.
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