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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1949
Page
3
This A&P feature promotes Ann Page Sparkle Desserts including puddings and gelatin desserts with flavors like chocolate butterscotch vanilla. It also highlights Ann Page Prepared Spaghetti with tomato cheese sauce and quick meal ideas using leftovers, ham, or frankfurters for a fast, balanced dinner.
About 100 parents attended a PTA led panel in Colt Auditors to discuss child health with three doctors and a dentist. Dr. Bruno urged parental cooperation in correcting defects and keeping children home when ill. Dr. Leech discussed rheumatic fever signs and treatment prospects, and Dr. Ramos linked dental health to nutrition and heredity while endorsing fluoride use.
A Bristol Rangers Bugle and Drum Corps membership drive opened after vacancies from leaves of absence to enlist or attend out of state schools. Secretary Edward A. Sousa said openings exist for snare and bass drummers sol o solo and baritone buglers. Rehearsals are Thursday evenings at the Legion Home.
A proposal advocates adding a chemical to public water to curb the high dental decay rate among school age children. The plan targets reducing the annual need for dental care and cites a current 70 percent figure.
Major Harold L. Collom will discuss medical aspects of atomic warfare at a Hope High School auditorium lecture in Providence. Sponsored by the 123rd Composite Squadron Air Force Reserve, the event credits attendance toward retirement and invites former service members and friends.
The Bristol resident Miss Margaret M. Duffy died Tuesday after four years of invalidism at St. Francis House in Woonsocket. The funeral was held from Aunt Mrs. Robert Walsh’s home at 24 Green Street Warren, with a solemn high Mass of requiem at St Mary’s Church. She was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy and sister of the late Dr. William Duffy, survived by nephew William F. Duffy of New York and a grand niece and grand nephew.
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