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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1953
Page
4
Continued discussion notes that the council will act on the preliminary report next week. Andrade will recommend instructing the committee to study data. Jerome Patars Newton stresses that if the dump returns to Minturn Farm it must be under strictly sanitary conditions, with Chief Rishe cited.
A recent meeting noted state laws regulating rubbish dumping that could impact the ongoing situation. Officials discussed how these regulations may alter clean up timelines and enforcement.
Over the weekend two damage cases were reported to town authorities. A truck owned by Frank E Rawson was hit by a gunshot fragment on Sherry Avenue while several hunters were nearby. A Bristol Narrows house was hit by pellets. Hunters in restricted zones were seen at Bayside Shores and Poppasquash with a hunter driven to a restricted area by another. James Flynn of the True Sportsmen's Association blamed the damage on a reckless few.
Gard of laws warns that persistent property disregard could end all hunting in town. Bruno moves to shift enforcement to hunters themselves, leaving lawbreakers to face consequences. Friday’s police special session drew quiet miles of weekend calls praising crackdown and urging compliance with the law.
A kickoff dinner at the White Rail on Sunday November 15 will welcome all stewards and local officers. Speakers include Governor Roberts Council President Bruno L S Buckmaster international Rubber Workers president Salvatore Camelio district director Michael Tamburro field representative Frank J Bent state CIO president Thomas Policastro state vice president and Doyle of local 339 state treasurer.
The United States Navy announces the appointment of Frank Almeida of 8 Congregational Street to Hospital Corpsman First Class. Almeida attended Cult Memorial High School, enlisted in 1945, graduated from Hospital Corps School in Bethesda, served with the Marines at Cherry Point, then on USS Salem in the Mediterranean, and was stationed at St Albans Naval Hospital. He is now attached to the Military Sea Transport Atlantic Fleet. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Almeida, Sr of 59 Perry Street.
The column notes how French housewives wash many dishes by hand in a hotel kitchen, contrasting with American service. It highlights the labor of French women who wash five times as many dishes as American counterparts, all without electric dishwashers.
Legions Fund Bottling Works donated part of the donuts and soda for a children's party. Herbert Brown of Portsmouth contributed balloons for the youngsters. Anthony J Russo of the high school teaching staff provided his services as operator of the motion picture machine.
The First Bristol Troop, Boy Scouts of America holds a meet ing in Scout Hall to learn by doing with compass instruction led by John Ferri and Theo dore Carmone scribe Anthony Nastri and Explorers John Ferry and Nicholas DiCiannis assisted by Roger Pereira and Carlton Pinheiro. Plans include attending the Bristol County junior leaders training next Saturday and a troop board of review next week. Scoutmaster George R. Fish announced Morse code will be the next skill subject with a free gift for all attendees.
Mrs Vincent Anderson will host the monthly Pappoosequaw Club meeting Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at her home. Anyone interested in joining is invited. The club is sponsored by the RI Home Demonstration Extension Service.
The Rhode Island Press Club visited the University of Rhode Island for a morning at Naragansett Times plant Wakefield. Curtis Johnson discussed a new weekly section New England Folks to debut in January. Representative from Fairchild explained plastic engravings from Polaroid photos. Luncheon at Butterfield Hall. Howard Fowler and Roswell Bosworth Jr led the sessions at Keaney gymnasium and Buterfield Hall lounge.
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