Free Eye Screenings For Children Aged Three To Five
The AI Society for the Prevention of Blindness offers free eye screenings for children aged 3 to 5 at three centers on April 20 in Barrington Bristol and Portsmouth as part of a state wide effort. Volunteers from local Junior Women's Clubs assist at each site with screening hours from 9 30 am to 12 30 pm.
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AI Society For the Prevention of
Barrington
Bristol
First Congregational Church
Portsmouth
St Anthony’s
White
County Rd
John McVay
David Long
Albert Beech
Joseph Blount
Susan Bowden
Rosemary Cournoyer
M.C. Davitt
John R. Deal Jr
Susan DeFelice
Charles G. Devine
Edward S. Getek
Audrey Grove
Jeanette Jones
Michael McDermott
Robert C. Martin
Lee Pesavento
Philip Redden
High
Bradford Sts
Charles P Darrow
George Dupont Jr
Marcelino Mello
Early Ramsay
Bristol Junior Women’s Club
Anthony Zdanuck
Robert White
St Anthony’s Parish Hall
East Main Rd
John Callahan
John Drake
Francis Fricault
Clair Gotwalt
Cut Out the E and Play a Four-Direction Table Game
Instructions describe cutting out the letter E to form a three legged table then turning it to point table legs in all four directions. Children point fingers down then hands up, performing on both sides. Sessions should last under five minutes and be repeated before the April 20 screening.
Kenneth Koch Reads Poetry at RW College Reading
Kenneth Koch, author of Wishes Lies and Dreams, will read poetry at Roger Williams College Bristol Campus Lecture Hall 1 on Monday April 19 at 8 p.m. The event is free and Koch teaches at Columbia University. Final reader in the series is James Tate on May 13. The St Andrew's School Assoc meets April 22 at 1 30 p.m. in Gardiner Hall on Federal Rd Barrington with dessert after a business meeting and student dramatic presentations.
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Kenneth Koch
Bristol
Roger Williams College
Koch
Columbia University
New York
James Tate
Roger Williams
St Andrew’s School Assoc
Gardiner Hall
Federal Rd
Barrington
Stephen G. Waters
Welfare Hearing This Saturday in Providence
STOP will sponsor a public welfare hearing on Saturday April 17 at 2 pm on the Smith Street side of the State House in Providence. Warren Dietzel of Coventry will chair as citizens and welfare recipients offer constructive suggestions for improving the welfare system. Participants from Fair Welfare and others with welfare abuset knowledge are invited to attend and contribute. The group seeks to prevent re enactment of the temporary State Personal Income Tax. Results will be released to the Rhode Island legislature.
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STOP
Smith Street
State House
Providence
Warren Dietzel
Coventry
Rhode Island
Fair Welfare
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