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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1954
Page
2
An NYU Bellevue study compares 4 459 US youths aged six to 19 with 1 987 European peers in muscular fitness. American children show a 78.3 percent failure rate versus 8.3 percent in Europe, sparking questions about mechanization and the decline of home chores in shaping physical development.
Bristol town council faced scrutiny over the selection of a local building contractor as inspector citing potential conflict of interest and unwritten norms. Critics warn the appointee may face suspicions of favoritism while supporters emphasize competence and fair handling. unrelated civic notices follow from Brownie Troop meetups to church meetings and community events.
Mrs Earl A Head writes from Bristol Narrows complaining that snow plowing begins late and clears only main roads. She notes side streets remain unplowed, trapping early workers and wrecking cars, urging more timely, comprehensive plowing for the 99 percent who live there.
A letter discusses editorial practices and space limits. It also notes Troop 3 Boy Scouts now have a meeting place in BTA Hall on State Street, thanks Col Ham Ozek Bill Baker Howard House and the Rotary Club Youth Committee led by James M. Husband.
A Bristol resident expresses gratitude for the sidewalk ploughing service and believes many others share the appreciation for the town's efforts.
Family of the late Miss Carmella Lillian Pasquarelli expresses gratitude to Rev. Joseph Sorzano Rev. Emy De Providence Rev. B. S. Turillo and parishes for support during bereavement. Appreciation extended to Altar Society Choir Honosary Society bearers and the Bristol community for flowers and spiritual bouquets.
Sealed bids are due at the Town Clerk's Office in Bristol by 4 P.M. on a February date for the valuation survey project. The Town Council may reject any or all bids or accept the bid deemed in the town’s best interest. John W. Church, Town Clerk.
Classified items include a Florence oil range, Stude bakers from 1947 and 1951, a walnut baby grand piano, a 52 gallon water heater, Empire thermostat, and a seven room house on Hope Street with central heat and garage. Listings note prices, contact numbers, and sale terms.
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