Strike Vote At Kaiser Aluminum Workers Vote Count
Joseph Castro of United Rubber Workers Local 339 said 496 workers voted for a strike and 10 against at Kaiser Aluminum Corp. The vote triggers contract talks ahead of the current agreement expiring September 9. Castro cautioned the vote does not guarantee walking off and both sides declined to discuss terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Castro
United Rubber Workers
C.I.O
Kaiser Aluminum Corp
Castro
Four Architects Contrast Site Prospects for New School
Planning Board heard comparisons of Chestnut Street and Wardwell Farm sites from four architects. Maguire and Waterman reports praised Chestnut Street for traffic and square layout, while Wardwell Farm offered center-town visibility and easier future utility access. Suggestions ranged from shifting to Wardwell to avoid bickering, with caveats on sewer, water, and land use constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Russell S. Bray
Theodore Sundin
R.I Development Council
Chestnut St
Wardwell Farm
Millman Associates
Providence
American Institute of Architects
Maguire
Hopeworth Ave
Metacom Ave
Wardwell
Frederick V. Waterman
Waterman
School Bus Schedules Announced for Grades 7 to 12
Superintendent Ed ward J Fitzgerald released the 1963 bus routes for Northwest and Northeast areas along Hope Street. Morning pickup times range from 7:25 am to 7:45 am at multiple street blocks including Fales Road Colonial Road Rockwell School and Metacom Avenue. Homebound trips will follow reverse routes. details continue on page 2.
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Edward J Fitzgerald
Fales Road
Elmwood Drive
Beach Road
Colonial Road
Rockwell
Brooks Farm Road
Herzig Street
Rockwell School
Gooding Avenue
Highlands
Verndale Circle
Bliven Road
Nes
Chestnnut Street
Colt Avenue
Valley Drive
Maswood
Fales
Metacom Avenue
Butterworth
Narrows Road
San Francisco
Kirkemuit Avenue
Fatima Drive
Inawamscutt Road
King Philp
Sowami
Scott
River Street
Robin Drive
Pagnano
Broad Common
Naomi Street
Cut Back on Hot Lunches State program to run only at junior and senior highs
The state sponsored hot lunch program will operate only at the senior and junior high schools this year. Pupils at Oliver, Valley and Reynolds Schools may buy milk at noontime if they live beyond walking distance. Rockwell School continues its noon milk program. The hot lunch program at junior and senior highs starts Sept 9. Lunch is 35 cents, milk for elementary pupils 4 cents.
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Oliver, Valley
Reynolds
Rockwell School
Miss Rhode Island Returns From Bermuda Victory Tour
Miss Sheila Guarniere of Bristol Rhode Island describes her Bermuda trip as dream like after a week as state representative and goodwill ambassador. She earned 2000 in clothes and a 1000 scholarship while enjoying sight seeing skiing and swimming at Sherwood Manor Hotel Pem broke.
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Rhode Island
Bermuda
Sheila Guarniere
Pride and Joy
Bristol
Deborah Babbit
R. I
Island
Sheila
Sherwood Manor
Pembroke
University of Rhode Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles A. Maguire and Associates
Waterman Engineering
Michael Terficante
Chetnut
Naomi Streets
Traficante
Naomi St
Kent, Cruise and Associates
William M. O’rourke
O’rourke
Hope Street
Southworth
Chestnut Street
Juniper
Trip
Mother
Miss R.I
Carmine Quarniere
Arlene Palizino
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