Experimental Film Viewing Set for April 5 at Bristol High
A program titled A Night at the Flicks features Rhode Island School of Design students led by Chester Michalik and two films from the Museum of Modern Art. It is scheduled for April 5 at Bristol High School with the Bristol Art Museum as sponsor. General chairmen are Mrs. Edwin Weston and Miss Margaret Nerone, with ticket duties handled by Mrs. Francois DeWolf, Mrs. Salvatore Parella, and Mrs. John Connery.
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Rhode Island School of Design
Chester Michalik
Museum of Modern Art
Bristol High School
Bristol Art Museum
Edwin Weston
Margaret Nerone
Francois DeWolf
Salvatore Parella
John Connery
Bids Sought For Route 138 Newport Project
The Rhode Island Public Works Director Angelo Marcello announced a call for bids on the first Route 138 relocation contract estimated at 4.455 million dollars. The package includes six bridges eight ramps along Connell Highway and Admiral Kalbfus Road and the approach to the Newport Bridge from Girard Avenue to Van Zandt Avenue. Bids open Friday March 29 at 11 30 a.m.
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Newport
Angelo A. Marcello
Public Works
Newport Bridge
Girard Avenue
van Zandt Avenue
Valley Road
Middletown
Connell Highway
Town Meeting Spotlight on ETV and Safe Driving
Eastern Educational Network Channel 3 airs a New England Town Meeting from Corinth Maine on March 18 at 7 PM addressing town governance and Carnegie Foundation funded background study. Safe Driving focuses on teen vehicle instruction aired Tuesday at 7 PM by WSBE Channel 36 with Rhode Island Department of Education support.
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New England
Channel 3
Corinth
Maine
Bangor
Carnegie Foundation
R [I Dept of Education
R_ I
Wsbe-Tv
Orlando@ Savastano
Dept of Education
Childbirth Education Association of
Rhode Island
Nurses’ Home
Auiditorium
Providence
Jay Orson
R. 1 Hospital
Miriam Hospital
Orson
Two Acts Target Adults in Rhode Island Juvenile Delinquency
Rhode Island Representative J. Annetti of District 57 introduced two Iannitelli acts expanding penalties for adults who aid juvenile crime. One bill makes contributing to a minor’s delinquency a misdemeanor for those under 18, and the other makes receiving stolen goods from a minor a felony with up to five years imprisonment or a $5,000 fine.
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Anche Relate Jrs
Smithfield
R-District
General Assembly
Rhode Island
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Doug Eccleston
Warwick
U. S. Military Academy
Node Island
Nicholas Mansi
Portsmouth High School
Marie Charlene Boyle
Warren High School
Frank J. Campagna
West Point
Marcello
Milton Friedman
American Economics Assn
Paul Samuelson
M LT
Harold R Ward
Brown Univ
Damecite
A. Wea
Swansea Country Club
Market ST
Swansea
Mass
Warren
R.I
Warren, Bristol and
Newport Thruway
Rte
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