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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1951

Page

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Charity Group 10 Plans Annual Meeting and Mass

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church will host the Pyramid of Charity Women’s Club rotation service with a high Mass for St. Anthony at 10 30 a m on June 24. The regular meeting follows at 3 30 p m in BTA Hall with a social hour after the business session. Blessed bread gifts and Lily sales are planned with club officers named for daylong observances.

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Pyramid of Charity Women’s Club Vasta L. Ruggiero St. Anthony Pyramid of Charity Club BTA Hall Joseph Sorzano Nancy Vitello Beatrice Abanate Nicolina Cosentina Joseph Ruggeiro John Lynch

Planning Board Studies Bristol Neck Recreation Center

Members of the Planning Board led by Chairman Roger W. Pigeon plan a Bristol Neck recreation center as a committee of the whole. Secretary Maurice C. Smith 3rd says the project follows a town meeting proposal and a June 28 meeting will discuss action.

Roger W. Pigeon Bristol Neck Maurice C. Smith

Graduation at St Mary's Parochial School Sunday

Graduation services at St Marys Parochial School began at 3 p m with the church service led by Pastor Rev C e Cu oa diplomas and awards were presented by the school officials The Rev Curran gave the commencement address The Rev Alfred Farrara officiated Benediction and the junior choir sang Graduates include Thomas John Burke John Vincent Leahy Robert Marshall Marcelino Mello and others The T K Gillan memorial medal of honor for 1951 was awarded to John Vincent Leahy

St. Mary’s Parochial School C.e Cu Curran Alfred Farrara Thomas John Burke John Vincent Leahy Robert Marshall Marcelino Mello Joseph George Rego Richard Sousa Almerinda Marianna Arruda Mary Virginia Bernard Nancy Jean Brown Patricia Ann Bullock Eleanor Elizabeth Card Susan Janis Carstens Iva Marie Edler Mary Gomes Mary Elizabeth Head Elizabeth Ann Josephs Patricia Ann King Mary Deanne Magee Noreen Ann Proto Mertha Mary Serbst Dorothy Ann Laucier Beverly Ann Serpa Barbara Ann Tupaj

Bids Sought for Parochial School Building Project

The church invites bids for a two story parochial school to be built at State and High streets. Bids will be opened June 27 at 3 p m in the office of Harkness and Jeudes architects on the seventh floor of the Industrial Trust Building.

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church State and High Street Woray

Drum and Bugle Wins In Meet at Northbridge Massachusetts

The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps earned perfect scores at a Rockdale Drum and Bugle Corps sponsored meet in Northbridge under Rhode Island Fifers Drummers and Buglers Association rules. Four contests yielded four first prizes including junior division performance and Drum Major Norman Toste. The Bristol Rangers Corps took top prizes in senior male class.

Bristol Boy Scout Rockdale Drum and Bugle Corps Northbridge Mass Rhode Island Fifers Drummers’ and Buglers’ Association Norman Toste Bristol Rangers Corps Scout Corps Jamestown Island Jamestown Girls Corps American Legion Department Providence Natack Leicester Massachusetts Association Leicester Girls Corps

Earthquake Felt Sunday Afternoon Across Several Areas

Several people in Bristol distinctly felt a tremor Sunday afternoon around 1 30. Some compared the vibration to an oil furnace starting or a passing truck. The shock lasted about three seconds and was also reported on Prudence Island Taunton and New Bedford.

Bristol Prudence Island Taunton New Bedford

Village Fair Offers Broad Fun At St Michaels Kings Fair

Village Fair activities run Friday and Saturday at St Michaels Kings Fair with lobster and ham and bean suppers. Donald W. Matheson chairs arrangements with co chair Rita Gilman. Sub committee leaders include Mervyn Clay flowers story garden contest Cecelia Perry toys and H M S Pinafore and Henry Newman for booths and ponies among others.

St. Michaels Kings Fair Donald W. Matheson Rita Gilman Mervyn Clay Gilman J. Howard Herbert R. Newman Robert L. MacFadyen Charlotte A. Young

Apparel stores reveal summer hours in Bristol

Bristol business leaders announce a summer schedule for apparel stores opening at 9 a m and closing at 6 p m Monday through Thursday. Friday and Saturday extend to 8 30 p m. The plan, approved by the Bristol Business Civic Association, takes effect immediately as surveys on Saturday closings for fall continue.

Bristol Business Civic Association Raymond Makowsky

Damage to Cabin Cruiser Reported

Frank Raposa told police his cabin cruiser at the foot of State street was broken into over the weekend. Damaged skiff nearby. police found window glass smashed but nothing of value appeared stolen.

Frank Raposa State Street

Bristol Fourth of July parade plans and honors announced

The 1951 parade will include twelve divisions with Lt. Col. McMillan and Lt. Col. Capone organizing the event. The Bristol Train of Artillery will lead as honor guard for Governor Dennis J. Roberts who will receive a 175th anniversary medal, and each guard member will also be awarded one. The Bay State band of New Bedford won a $200 contract for parade and events, with Roma and Portuguese Independent bands bidding higher. Firewood donations are requested for the bonfire, and a Miss 4th of July contest is open to Bristol girls over 16. Eight fundraising teams are canvassing businesses, with letters sent to numerous citizens.

Everett E. McMillan Matthew Capone Col. McMillan Col. Capone Bristol Train of Artillery Dennis J. Roberts Persec Bay State Band of New Bedford William F. Butler Bristol John G. Stewart Marguerite Stone Ferris Dry Goods Store Gladys Shoppe

Youngsters Light Car Fire on Court Street

Patrolman Joseph Texeira found a car aflame in Court Street Garage lot Sunday at 2 30 PM after two juveniles played with matches in the rear seat. Hydraulion crew extinguished the blaze with a booster line. damage was small.

Joseph Texeira Court Street Hydraulion Fire Company Texeira

Fearful Talk Of Parochial Use Of Taft School Rooms

School committee meets to decide if two rooms at Taft School can be shared with St Elizabeth parish’s parochial school until its building is finished. Officials fear a surge in enrollments and wait until July for a pre school survey to guide the final decision, with concerns about public school overcrowding.

Taft St. Elizabeth St. Elizabeth’s Edward Fitzgerald Henrique R. Rocha Fitzgerald Alfred R. Regd Benjamin Hazen Rego Father Rocha Pine Camp N. Y

Australia Fights Rabbit Plague With New Virus

Australians long at war with rabbits gain hope from a virus called Myxomatosis that targets rabbits but harms no other creatures. The virus spreads via insects and causes swelling breathing difficulty and death in rabbits, potentially reducing a billion to two billion rodents threatening sheep ranches.

Myxamatosis Ravages Australian Rabbit Population

A veterinary expert warns myxomatosis will wipe out rabbits in Australia, with Harvey as a lone survivor. Ranchers release mocu to combat mosquitoes in irrigation zones where outbreaks are worst. Disease spread may involve fleas. summer mosquito activity limits reach. Rabbits multiply explosively since 1778, threatening the sheep industry and prompting calls that the rabbit must go to save farming livelihoods.

Australia Harvey

Rabbit Pest Control Methods and Risks Highlighted

The article discusses methods to deter rabbits such as wire fencing and traps but notes these are not cures. It compares past disease inoculations like Pasteur era cholera for chickens to the impracticality of universal inoculation in wild rabbit populations. It mentions foxes, poisoned bait, and dangers to stock, reflecting mixed outcomes and safety concerns.

Louis Pasteur

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