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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
6
Conservatorship proceedings for the estate of Raymond H. Barker set a second and final hearing for May 20, 1963, with the court noting a fear or risk concern as part of the conservatorship process.
Notice from the Recreation Board invites sealed bids for the food and soft drink concession at Town Recreation. Bids must be received by the stated deadline and will be opened as directed. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids as may be in the public interest.
A May record of local incidents notes several vehicle collisions with injuries or property damage. Cirillo and Scolaro faces front end damage and injuries to a passenger. Maguire and Perry collide on Metacom Ave with Perry treated for shock. Middleton hits a parked car, causing damage and a nose bleed. Tire theft, antenna damage, and hood dents are reported on multiple vehicles. One car theft is noted from a lot, and a grass fire alarm is logged. A child bicycle incident and a minor car dent on a Dodge Lancer are also recorded. An incident mentions a still alarm response by Defiance Hose Co. and a bicycle theft in downtown.
A noisy list of Bristol events with church fundraisers sales and socials. Activities include a 4-H party at D A V Hall May 10, rummage and plant sales at First Congregational and Warren Baptist Church venues, a food sale by Episcopal Church Women, a bridge party for the 4th of July fund, and club meetings hosted by Bristol Garden Club and Bristol Junior Women's Club. A May 17 18 weekend hosts a theater production at Warren High School. Proceeds support local arts and churches with tours, coffee breaks, and a banquet noted for May 25 and a 3 act comedy in June.
The Bristol Homing Pigeon Club held a 129 mile average speed race, the second in a seven race weekly series. Joe Perry placed first with 1422.6 yards per minute, followed by Margo and Arreiro 1431.1, John Ramos 1420.4, John Sylvia 1418.7, Spect Chionche 1414.0, John Pimental 1418, Frog Hollow 1401.8, Motta and son 1898.0, Almeida and Terra 1396.7, James Pemberton 1389.5, Tanyard 1378.1, David Alves 1372.7, Gray and Morin 1300.5, John Alves 1341.5, John Wilcox 1319.9, George Gomes 1265.8, and Joé Alves 1118.6.
Five rooms available for rent with hot water and bath. Call CL 3-9068 to arrange viewing or inquire about details.
A mid western family travels to Europe in Holidays For Lovers to be staged May 16 and 17 at Warren High School Auditorium. Critics praise the play’s genteel humor and character-driven laughs as rehearsals continue with the cast led by Lynne Moden and Joe Cavallaro. Tickets are on sale.
Aluminum storm windows offered in 21 units across 2 or 8 different sizes. Very reasonable prices on a first come first served basis. Call CL 3-7886 for details and availability.
Ten foot sailing skiff with nylon sail stainless steel stays cover and trailer. Complete and ready to go. Priced at 150 dollars. May be seen at 43 Beach Rd.
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