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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1956
Page
2
The passage questions what proof is needed when the federal report lacks sufficient detail. It notes no bars or cigar boxes on shellfish skiffs but praises the boats for speaking for themselves, contrasting with upholstered barges that have attracted most state attention.
A seven year old girl narrowly avoided a passing truck on Hopeworth avenue while walking home from school. Witnesses say it was a miracle she was not hit. Parents fear the poor road condition endangers pupils waiting for the Metacom avenue school bus. Town work to repair the road began in October after Hopeworth locals complained, but a contract bond and winter delays left the road unfinished. Residents urge the town to ensure safe bus access and maintenance until completion.
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports quahogs supplied forty percent of Rhode Island fishing income in 1955, outpacing all other species and nearly matching totals for all others combined. The finding challenges officials who overlook the bay in natural resource planning and public improvements.
Members of the Rotary Club began rehearsals this week for an upcoming spring musical. Music was selected by Mrs. M. Thereza Donovan and Mrs. Emma Rounds. An events roundup notes attendance at regional hardware dealers meeting in Boston with Luke H. White of Wardwell Lumber. Various church talks and community activities are announced including sermons at the First Congregational Church and the First Baptist Church.
The first term honor roll at Guiteras Junior High School lists 27 students on the first honor roll and 148 on the second. It includes high achievers across grades seven eight and nine such as Frank Caizzi Louie Romano Everett Southwick Walter Swannen Sue Antinucci Elizabeth Almeida Judith Borges and many others with full lists by grade seven eight nine.
A Bristol letter and editorial discuss continued volunteer fire department training and a planned Salvage and Overhaul Squad. Capt Luke White of Hook & Ladder No 1 outlines driver and equipment training under Lt John J Sylvia and Lt Alvin Rawson. Officials anticipate instructor visits, films, and improved salvage methods to cut water damage and aid fire cause analysis.
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