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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1951

Page

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First Sewer Project Bid Planned As Town Eyes $150000

Five member sewer committee led by Prof James S Coles moves to advertise bids February 28 for the initial project costing about 150000. The plan includes enlarging pumping capacity at Oliver street and laying 18 and 15 inch mains linking to Bristol Harbor and Thames Street while a new emergency pump house is added.

James S. Coles Washington Street Oliver Street Fay, Spoffard and Thorndyke Boston Thames Hope Street Washington Munroe Munroe Avenue Wood Perry Street Bayview Avenue High St. Elizabeth Eugene F Cochran Town Elicitor Dean F Bumpus Oceanographic Institute Mount Hope Bay Bristol Harbor

King Philipts League Forms Little League With Farm System

The Little League will be the King Philip Little League, sponsored by Charles Browning Collins Aikman Wardwell Lumber and Albert Brunelli. Lach contributes 200 dollars but has no control over teams. a farm system will use 200 dollars from Bristol Manufacturing and U S Rubber funds for general expenses. The league adopts a 18 games per team schedule and a points buy system for players, 36000 points first year then 10000 annually. Officers named include Roger W Pigeon president John Borges vice president Frank Murphy secretary Dr Anthony J Ramos treasurer Andrew Bozzarlo official scorer. national entry due by March 1 with a next meeting March 2.

King Philip Little League Y.M.C.A Charles Dew. Brownell Collins & Aikman Wardwell Lumber Company Albert Brunelli Lach Bristol Manufacturing Co U. S. Rubber Company Roger W Pigeon John Borges Frank Murphy Anthony J Ramos Andrew Bozzarlio Lst National Organization of Little Leagues

Fourth of July Committee to Elect Officers Friday Night

Officers of the 1951 Fourth of July Celebration Committee will be elected Friday at 8 p m in the Town Council Chambers. Roswell S Bosworth Jr, chairman of the 1950 committee, announced the meeting, postponed from last Thursday, will mark the first real step toward the Independence Day celebration.

Roswell S Bosworth, Jr

Marine receives Purple Heart for Korean War wounds

PFC Manuel Januario Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Januario Sr. of 34 East State Street received the Purple Heart from Capt W F James in Yokosuka Japan. He was wounded December 2 in North Korea after being encircled with his unit during heavy combat. He is 21 and to have three years in the Marine Corps next October. he played football at Colt High School before enlisting.

Manuel Januario, JR Manuel Januario East State Street W. F. James USN US Naval Hospital Yokosuk Japan Korea Manuel Marine Corps North Korea Colt High School

Knights Of Columbus to Stage Going Places Musical

The Knights of Columbus present Going Places a musical and variety show at Guiteras auditorium on May 10 and 11 announced by Grand Knight Joseph Cavallaro. A local talent cast will be guided by a professional director with Gay costumes and scenery enhancing the production. The story follows Uncle Billy Watson depot station master recounting career highlights through flashbacks featuring characters resembling Bob Hope Al Jolson and a Anytown Mayor and Hollywood starlets in a townwide looking glass of memories. Reports from other towns say Going Places is a smash hit.

Guiteras Auditorium Knights of Columbus Joseph Cavallaro Uncle Billy Watson Anytown U.S A Billy Bully Bob Hope al Jolson

World Affairs Council Bristol County Chapter Meets Tonight

The Bristol County Chapter of the World Affairs Council of Rhode Island will meet in the Haffenreffer room at the YMCA at 7 30. President Francois de Wolf announced the officers and board will discuss by laws to present to members. The meeting will also consider open membership and future programs.

Bristol County World Affairs Council of Rhode Island Haffenreffer Y.M.C.A Francois de Wolf

Promenade Change Delays Bristol County Voiture Meeting

The Bristol County Voiture No. 1188 Forty Hommes et Eight Chevaux changes its monthly promenade from Tuesday Feb 20 to Wednesday Feb 21 at 8 p.m. at Kearney Post Home Bristol with a roast duck supper served by the refreshments committee.

Bristol County Chef de Gare Angelo Piccerelli Barrington Kearney Bristol

Civil Defense Speech Planned by Retired Army Officer

Lt. Col. Paul T. Martin United States Army Retired Civilian Defense director will give an eight oclock address at the court house tonight The public is urged to attend and the Women’s Democratic Club sponsors the meeting Martin will discuss why Air Force protection cannot shield all civilians and industrial sites in air raids He will outline critical cities and states the bomb radius of effect and the radius of injury He will explain how to prevent mass hysteria and panic and pamphlets on atomic attack will be distributed

Court House Paul T. Martin U. S. Army Women’s Democratic Club Col. Martin US Air Force

Committee For Tournament To Meet 8 Tonight

Louis Castriotta, YMCA chairman, calls a meeting of the Gold Medal Basketball tourney committee at 8 tonight. The event includes publicity reception and program groups with named members and honorary George W. Boutilier.

Louis Castriotta YMCA Marty Biancuzzo Clarence Spece Samuel Celone George W. Boutilier

Presentation Of Colors To D A V Ceremony Details

The Lawson Raiola Disabled Veterans Chapter 15 to dedicate its colors at Hydraulion fire station hall Sunday February 25 at 2 30 PM. Edmund Cardoza commander announces honors for Richard Lawson Pasquale Raiola. colors donated by James Raiola. Local officials veterans and delegates from across the state to attend plus Rhode Island DAV leaders. The program includes invocations, color ceremony, tributes, speeches, songs, and benediction.

Hydraulion Edmund Cardoza Richard Lawson Pasquale Raiola James Raiola Mary E. Tillman DAV Department Albert A Buannano Rhode Island Disabled Veterans Mae Barclay Department Auxiliary Cardoza Daniel K. Davis St. Michael’s Church Tillman Manuel Pranda William F. Head Anthony J Nunes Ann Peters Nunes Flanders Field Charles M. Day Day Alexander Peloso Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church

Teachers Vote Of Thanks For Pay Increases

The Bristol Teachers Association at Reynolds school met Friday and adopted a resolution thanking the School Committee, the Parent Teacher association, and the taxpayers who supported their request for higher pay at the recent financial town meeting. James R. Sullivan, president, presided.

Bristol Teachers’ Association Reynolds Parent-Teacher Association James R. Sullivan

Holmes Reaffirms Independent Run Amid Campaign Shuffle

Councilman E. Hugh Holmes declares he remains in the race on an independent ticket and will file at the proper time. Manuel Cardoza resigns from the Republican town committee while the party renews its policy committee leadership and plans for the campaign.

E. Hugh Holmes Manuel Cardoza Republican Town Committee Republican Policy Committee First Councilman Cardoza Republican Party J. Floyd Huestis Bertram Hornby Frank J. Sylvia Orlando J. Bisbane Mervyn Clay Hornby Clay Huestis John FR. Bernardo Paul C. Millemaggi Gilbert C. Hoover USN James A. McKenna

Knights of Columbus Raise Fund for Columban Building

Grand Knight Joseph Cavallaro presented a $400 check to Rev. Paul Conneely at the Knights of Columbus meeting for the Columban building fund. Past Grand Knight Norman Vermette chaired the donations committee and Father Conneely thanked Cavallaro Vermette and donors for supporting the new buildings of the institution.

Joseph Cavallaro Knights of Columbus Paul Conneely Columban K. of C Norman Vermette Father Coneely Cavallaro Vermette

Buffum at 90 Surprised by Birthday Friends

Joseph L. Buffum, town's oldest active citizen, spent his 90th birthday at home after a church reception at First Congregational. Friends sent bouquets and lined up to greet him, as he and his wife Mrs. Buffum marked their 68th wedding anniversary last September.

Joseph L. Buffum Byfield Street First Congregational The Phoenix Buffum

Petey the Fox Terrier Passes After Nearly 17 Years

In a personal tribute a writer recalls Petey a smoothhaired fox terrier who lived with the family nearly 17 years. The dog faced aging pains and fading hearing, yet remained a faithful companion until death.

Petey the Worried Pup From East Providence

A family recalls Petey born in East Providence in 1934. They brought her home at two weeks and cherished her through the years. Petey accompanied them everywhere from barbershop chairs to attic and yard, even spending long days at the office during the war.

Petey East Providence

Petey the Dog’s String of Narrow Escapes with a Great Dane

Four or five years ago Petey faced a terrible incident with a Great Dane after being trained not to cross the street. She spent time near the garbage pail and neighbor’s yard and fought off other dogs. She required twenty stitches along her back after the clash, and previously needed stomach surgery and an eye treatment from various injuries.

Petey David Goliath

Grandmother and Petey Pass Within Days of Each Other

An affectionate reminiscence notes a granddaughter and her grandmother as close companions in later years. Both enjoyed peaceful, quiet days. the grandmother found comfort in Petey sleeping on her lap, and the writer vows to carry the memory of their gentle bond.

Petey Grandmother

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