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Incomplete returns from the Industrial Division of the 1949 Feather Drive show that 2600 units, or over 50 percent of the divisional quota, have been collected.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1949
Page
1
Incomplete returns from the Industrial Division of the 1949 Feather Drive show that 2600 units, or over 50 percent of the divisional quota, have been collected.
The Zoning Board of Review took the Metacom Avenue proposal under advisement awaiting area size for a 60 percent resident-signature requirement. Petitioner Louis Cavallaro must define the surrounding area before a formal ruling on a grocery and variety store can proceed.
R F Haffenreffer offers the former Herreshoff Engineering Building on Burnside Street as a temporary Girl Scout House for Bristol 1949 50 season. Mrs Earl G Sturdevant announces the rental free site plus equipment gifts aiding 185 girls in units Goldenrod Marigold Browns Seniors Mariners and more with weekly meeting times starting next week.
The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps will run a townwide paper collection on Sunday October 9 starting at 10 a.m. If storms occur the drive will be postponed one week.
Hope Street merchants oppose parking meters and back widening of the thoroughfare to improve parking. A Phoenix survey shows they favor a long range off street parking plan and endorse broader street realignment to ease congestion. The Bristol Garden Club donates 200 dollars to remove poison ivy on public property with supervision by tree warden Joseph Kin der.
A baby contest for ages 1 to 6 will accompany the Laff It Off show produced by Kearney Post at Guneras School October 13 and 14. Votes cost one cent each with prizes and honors for participants, supported by local merchants to benefit the Child Welfare Program.
The Bristol Parent-Teachers Association begins a 1949 50 nationwide drive next week to recruit parents in Bristol public schools. Mrs. Charles Newman chairs the effort with door to door canvassing in elementary rooms and invitations sent to high school families via students.
Casey Stengel discusses umpire calls and his Yankees stance after a close plate decision in New York. He notes his long managerial career and says his team has been peaceful with no real trouble, despite heated race prospects.
Asked if it was a record to avoid ejection this season, he claims it is a world record for any manager, perhaps second only to Connie Mack, noting he has never gone through a season without being thrown out in all his years in baseball.
Casey Stengel discusses umpire consistency across leagues and urges quick decisions with smart warnings. He cites examples of managers and players reacting to close calls and questions when an umpire seeks help from colleagues.
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