Eileen M Silva Receives Fulbright Fellowship
Eileen M Silva daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Silva of 51 Collins St has earned a Fulbright Fellowship for study abroad by the US Department of State. A senior at the University of Rhode Island she will study next year at the University of Florence Italy and in June 1966 receive her master s degree from Middlebury College. She majors in Italian with a Spanish minor and plans to complete her bachelor s degree next month while student teaching at East Providence High School.
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Eileen M. Silva
Frank Silva
Collins St
US Department of State
Uni of RI
Silva
Univ of Florence
Italy
Univ. of R
East Providence High School
Bristol Senior High School
School Board Names Key Elementary and Social Studies Leaders
The Cranston school committee announced appointments including Richard A Mottola as elementary supervising principal for Rockwell Oliver and Walnut Schools and rented facilities. Jerome F Melvin of Storrs Connecticut was named coordinator of social studies for grades 7-12.
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Richard A Mottola
Cranston
Rockwell, Oliver
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URI
National Science Foundation
Coventry
R. I
State Dept. of Education
Jerome F. Melvin
Storrs
Conn
Haly Cross
Pisoae
School Water Line Decision Finally Made
The town council approved installing a water main to service the new junior senior high school on Chestnut Street after a lengthy discussion and heated argument.
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Chestnut St
Bristol GOP questions $8446.67 snow removal charge
The Bristol GOP town committee claims an $8446.67 item in a Call for appropriation was already paid from unappropriated receipts. They argue the amount was paid to Snow Removal labor and that future appropriation would allow councils to cover illegally contracted bills. The statement cites a 1965 letter and notes disputed claims by councilmen Holmes and Balzano.
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GOP
Mittee
Laicen Capone
Highway Department
Bristol
Space Crunch Faces BristoI School System In 1936
BristoI schools face a real space problem for the coming school year despite a brighter outlook after September 1936. At the senior high, rising enrollment will force all 10th graders into late sessions, with elementary and junior high spaces also tight. A possible solution under consideration moves three 6th grade sections to Guiteras, placing 6th and 7th grades on double sessions to ease the junior high shortage and create room for added elementary sections. Superintendent Fitzgerald stresses quality in education and notes that increased enrollment demands more teachers and replacements for resignations and retirements.
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Bristol
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Guiteras
Fitzgerald
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Middlebury College
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Frank D. Balzano
Holmes
Balzano
Bristol County Water Co
Mr. Balzano
Parks & Common
R. I. Honor Society
Bristol High School
Gregory L. Silvia
Charles J. Tappero
Francoise S. Lebovitz
Village Inn
Caravana DA Saudadp
St. Michael
Azores
Guiteras Auditorium
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Orchestran
Deefile -Frazac
Portugal
Bristol Sports Club
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