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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1958
Page
3
Items report births to Hocker Moren and Gag families, a baptism, society meetings, confirmations and anniversaries. Residents from Groton to Barrington and Fall River announce newborns, family relations, church events, and civic activities. Includes military service notes and local awards, with school and church events noted.
Willingness to pay and sew discussed at a Bristol Park Shores Improvement Association meeting held Sunday at 105 Greenway Dr. A report will be given at the joint February 13 session of the Planning Board and Sewer Commission on residents’ proposal for a $42,000 sewer. The plan was first raised January 23 by Edward Cordéiro of Sowams Dr., president of the association.
Winners of the National Dental Health Week poster contest were named. Peter DeFelice Mary Louise Campagna Gloria Santos win in grades five nine and twelve. Honorable mentions listed. A penny social and food sale for March of Dimes is planned by two junior high girls. Kearney-Post We., American Legion monthly meetings set for Friday. Bristol County Voiture 1188 to meet Feb. 19. Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps collect waste paper and rags.
A car driven by an unnamed 26 year old was stopped just south of Fales Road when another vehicle collided with it. The auto was operated by Joseph D Cardaza of 62 Collins Street. Police report ongoing investigation and potential charges.
Twenty five Bristol men signed up last night for membership in a new Coast Guard auxiliary unit. Cmdr John W Hendricks Jr directed the recruitment at the Bristol Coast Guard Depot. John W White Jr was named provisional commander with meetings to be held in Riverside due to red tape.
Master Sgt Louis V Costa of Battery C 243rd AAA Battalion Ring has been commissioned a warrant officer in the national guard. A World War I veteran with eight years in Battery C, he served in the South Pacific on a destroyer and minesweeper. He will join Battery D 243rd at Woonsecket as range platoon's warrant officer. He lives at 29 Catherine St Bristol and works at Bristol Warsted Corp.
Readable fragments show faculty teachers and YMCA figures forming squads for a benefit game. Named participants include Vincent Securo Joe Securo Anthony Russo and Roger Dieta on a Paculty owned squad with Joan Sousa Anthony Agatiello Dom enic Raiola and A A Patsa. Co chairs A A Panes and Andrew Vor ro head the polio fund committee for the event.
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