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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1959

Page

12

New Course Announced For Fall By Teachers Group

Edward P. Travers of the Bristol Teachers Association says the Professional Improvement Committee, with Superintendent Edward J. Fitzgerald, has secured a fall course at the senior high school. Thomas W. Lowery will teach Literary Ideas and Movements in the United States from September to January for secondary English and social studies teachers and others seeking American culture, starting with the Romantic Movement and ending with contemporary writing and criticism. Rhode Island College of Education Fall Bulletins are due mid August. The committee will reconvene in September.

Edward P. Travers Bistol Teachers Association Professinal Improvement Committee Edward J. Fitzgerald United States Thomas W Lowery America Rhode Island College of Education

Driving Signs Quiz Highlights Road Safety Rules

A driving signs quiz outlines meaning of eight sided stop signs, rectangular road law signs, triangle yield markers, round school crossings and diamond warnings. It emphasizes obeying traffic signs as essential for safety and quotes the National Safety Council on yielding and readiness to stop at railroad crossings.

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School association plans new year and by law changes

Mrs Louise R Hunter heads Oliver School faculty as reception planned. Miss Mary FE earmone of the Guiteras faculty chairs the association committee with Miss Ger aidine Marino and Miss Gladys Re Smyth as members. The first meeting is set for Monday September 28 to discuss by law changes and the 1959 60 policy.

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