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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1955
Page
6
Two young Guernsey sires from the North Farm herd were sold with one to Fairlawn Farm owner Frank Ferreira of 166 Metacom Avenue and the other to Stone Acres Farm in Stonington for Northern Friendship and Northern Lela's Mike respectively.
North Farm registered Guernsey cow Ida owned by North Farm produced 13 554 pounds of milk and 655 pounds of fat in a year, milking three times daily for 365 days. The record, released by the American Guernsey Cattle Club and supervised by the University of Rhode Island, notes Ida’s strong output compared with the national average.
Bay scout troops two three and four completed a week at Camp Yawgoog. James H Sousa of Troop Three earned Wincheck junior honor society alongside Frank Caizzi. Second class and bronze CYs listed for several scouts. Activities included back woods cooking and a trip to Sherwood Forest on the adventure trail.
Tony Stirratt and John Bryant ambassadors from Bristol England spoke at the local Rotary Club during their U S tour. They donated a Bristol Rotary bannerette and a Union Jack memento and praised American hospitality while noting English life and interest in the Royal Family. The visitors tour six Bristols in the country and will end in Bristol Connecticut. October 9 1960.
Late summer is ideal to start a new lawn or rebuild an old one. Dr DeFrance and Dr Caroselli advise thorough soil prep, topsoil six inches deep, lime and phosphorus, and careful seeding. Use grub protection with chlordane, mix Kingston grass, and mow early with clippings left to encourage growth.
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