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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1947

Page

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Water Tank Flushed After FishLike Organism Found

Bristol County Water Company begins flushing a two million gallon Bay View Metacom tank after tiny fishlike cyclops are found in tap water at 28 Richmond street. Tank refill to take 24 hours. officials say no health threat but propose precautions and a full report to the Town Council.

Bay View Metacom Avenues Bristol County Water Company Fred P. Stradling Andrew Martino Richmond Street William L. Serbst Stradling Joseph Castronovo Southeastern State Health Department Castronovo Joseph Travers State Street Wood Street Frank J. Murphy Murphy Drs Castronovo Serbst

YMCA Downs Saints in Twilight League Clinch Tie Possibility

The YMCA nine defeated the Saints 8 to 3 as spotty fielding by St Elizabeth led to at least a tie for first. Vince Securo earned the win with a two run homer and a key eighth inning relief performance. A prank involving a tomato during a Mart Biancuzzo catch drew laughs from the crowd as Ascoli’s faced Collins and Aikman in a pivotal season finale.

St. Elizabeth YMCA Saints Joe Benevides Vin Securo Mike Ruggieri Marty Biancuzzo Tony Agatiello Marty Tony Worthy Ascoli’s Collins & Aikman Ascot

Scouts To Hold Tag Day For New York Trip Funds

The Bristol Scout Bugle and Drum Corps seeks $750 to $800 for a sponsored trip to a national drum corps convention in New York. Tag days are set for August 21 and 22 with funds raised via paper drives, donations, and in-town boxes. The group recently earned prizes at Appenaug and will perform in Warren’s parade before departure.

Drum Corps of Kearney American Legion Bristol Scout Drum Corps New York Bristol Scout Corps Appenaug Warwick Bugle and Scout Hall

V. F. W. Pushes Stronger National Guard In Nationwide Drive

The Veterans of Foreign Wars announces a campaign to raise the National Guard to full authorized strength. Local posts would adopt National Guard units, a plan developed with the National Guard Bureau after Congress adjourned without Universal Military Training action. Kraus argues reserves cannot rely on volunteers alone and criticizes political delays.

National Guard Veterans of Foreign Wars V.F.W

Almeida Post Elects Aldrich Jr Vice-Commander

Gerald C Aldrich elected Junior Vice-Commander of the Anthony C Almeida Post No 237 VFW at a meeting in Eagles Hall. He previously served as post adjutant. The post approved requesting the school committee consider erecting a shelter for bicycles at Guiteras Junior High and sent thanks to the Recreation Committee for beach discussions. The group also voted against naming a delegate to Bristol town Veterans Council due to the body’s non existence.

Gerald C Aldrich Anthony C Almeida Veterans of Foreign Wars Eagles Hall Aldrich Guiteras Veteran's Council Veterans of Bristol

Legion Notes District Meeting In Middletown

Commander Robert B Suzman announces a joint installation of district officers by the Second District Department of Rhode Island to be held Thursday at 8 pm in Middletown Town Hall followed by a social evening. Kearney Post No 6 members are invited to attend. Sample ballots for Kearney Post No 6 will be mailed early next week for the September 5 1947 officer election.

Robert B. Suzman Department of Rhode Island Middletown Town Hall Legion and Auxiliary Department Kearney Post No 6 Kearney Post No. 6

Plans Announced for Bristol Playground Outing at Seminary

Tony Agatiello announces a large Bristol playground outing next Wednesday at St Columban’s Seminary grounds starting 11 AM with a 230 PM field day. All season attendees may join with advance registration by Friday to assist meal planning.

Agallelio St. Columban’s Seminary Bristol St Columban’s Seminary Tony Agatiello Tony Vin Santo Eleanor Lemaire Boston William L Serbst Grammer Father Kelley Carl Carush Mathew DeMeo

Grand Fireworks End 2 Day St Elizabeth Celebration

Fireworks on The Castle at Pappasquash Road drew about 12 000 parishioners ending a two day Blessed Sacrament celebration. Police halted traffic as 2000 cars crowded the view and the procession included priests from Madeira Azores and Fall River with civic officials and scouts.

Pappasquash Rd St. Elizabeth's Church Pappasquash Road Henrique R. Rocha St. Elizabeth's Anthony Rebello Holy Rosary Church Providence Salvivno Raposo St. Anthony's Church Pawtucket Luiz A Pacheco St. Elizabeth’s Wood Street Franklin Street Bayview Avenue Town Council Bristol School Committee Damiel G. Coggeshall Henry Alfred Holy Name Society of the Cub Scouts Joseph Gonsalves Madeira Manuel Rocha Father Rocha Lisbon Portugal Jose Avila Terceira Azores Manuel Travassos Holy Ghost Fall River Adrian Muniz Holy Angels Church Jesse Muniz St. Anthony’s Church Albino Martin St. Francis Xavier Church East Providence Leal Furtado St. John of God Church Somerset Henrique Rocha Father Pacheco Father Gonsalves Pacheco John Quintal Manuel Quintal Joseph Quintal Victor Teixeira Eva Alexandre Joseph T. Ventura Santo Christo Mary Maciel Irene Hardie Bristol John T. Vasconcellos Victor Andrade James Cruz

Children Under 15 Barred From War Films at Armory

Captain Raymond J. Makowsky announces that all children under 15 are barred from the World War II combat film series shown Tuesday evenings at the Armory on Church Street. He notes war atrocities in last week's screening may recur, making attendance inadvisable. others may attend free of charge.

Armory Church Street Raymond J. Makowsky Battery C Maowsky

Softball Playoff Series Opens Tonight at 6 30

First place in the Men s Softball League was decided when the Bristol Independents edged the Challengers in a one game playoff. Tonight at the Common the Challengers meet Puniello s Studio in a best two of three series to decide who faces Bristol for the title.

Bristol Independents Puniello

LeClair Brothers Gather for Long Awaited Reunion in Bristol

Dr Eugene LeClair of Cleveland and his brothers Dr Charles of Providence Dr Harry Octave and Reid of Bristol hold a family reunion in Bristol marking the first gathering in about 25 years. The visitors are guests of Mr and Mrs O Reid LeClair on Constitution Street.

Eugene LeClair Cleveland, Ohio O. Reid LeClair Constitution Street Mr. LeClair LeClair Charles Providence Harry Octave Reid Eugene Cleveland

Echoes of Shackleton Rescue Mission at Cape Evans

A rediscovered 1914 1917 I T A E scroll salutes Lieut A MacIntosh and companions who perished near Cape Evans during Shackleton's polar crossing. The narrative recalls their doomed march, scurvy, and a final voyage by Sir Ernest Shackleton, ending with a lasting tribute carved in memory.

Aemeas Lionel A. MacIntosh W G. Hayward A P. Spencer-Smith Cape Evans MacIntosh Sir Ernest Shackleton Antarctic Sir Ernest McMurdo Sound Glacier Post Shackleton Mr. Spencer-Smith Lt. MacIntosh Mr. Hayward Young Bay

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