State Colleges approves fee hikes for Rhode Island students
Rhode Island State College trustees raise dormitory rents by five to ten dollars per semester and the general college fee by twenty five dollars starting next fall. Roosevelt hall dorms set at 85, Davis and East halls 75, Roosevelt annexes 70, Quonset units 60 with eight occupants. Dining fee unchanged at 160 per semester. Resident tuition remains zero. nonresidents pay 125 per semester.
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Kingston
Board of Trustees of State Colleges
Rhode Island State College
Carl R. Woodward
Roosevelt Hall
Davis
East Halls
Rhode Island
Woodward
Bristol County Civic Orchestra Seeks String Players In Warren
E Gardner Seymour organizes the Bristol County Civic Orchestra under Warren Fest sponsorship. Two rehearsals with strong turnout showcase talent. more string players are urged to join, especially first and second violins. Open to Warren and nearby towns, age sixteen plus. bring violin viola cello or bass to join.
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Bristol County
E. Gardiner Seymour
Warren
Warren Fest
Ie Africa Laen Bee Snes
Mount Carmel Feast marks 50th anniversary program
A three day observance for the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is planned with religious services processions sports activities and a band concert July 15 16 and 17. Fireworks will close the celebration. Town official Paul Millemaggi is general chairman Deputy Sheriff John Romano vice chairman and Anne Bruno Pauline Bruno are secretaries with Joseph F. Pannone as treasurer.
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Our ‘Lady of Mount Carmel
Smilio Donanzan
P.S.S.C
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Paul C. Millemaggi
John Romano
Anne Bruno
Pauline Bruno
Joseph F. Pannone
Isac Wins Second Bout in North American Tour
Isac known as John Rodrigues and a Portugal wrestling champion won his second bout of the current North American campaign at Marieville Garden defeating Canada’s challenging Tasker. He lives in Bristol but plans to return to Portugal while hoping to settle in the United States someday and thanks local fans for their support.
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Joa Isac
Portugal
Marieville Garden
Figer Tasker
Canada
Isac
John Rodrigues
Bristol
Saints Top Ascoli in Six Inning Night Game
St Elizabeth led 5 3 over Ascoli on Bris tol Common as Bender Benevides won his second straight start. Cirillo, Bernardo, Benevides and Ruggiero were listed for key plays while Benevides struck out six. The game ended after six innings due to darkness, leaving St Elizabeth unbeaten in league play at two and zero.
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Bender
Benevides
St. Elizabeth
Ascoli
Bristol Common
Saints
Cirillo
Shannon
Bernardo
Ruggiero
Alvesi
Matrone
Esposito
Ruggierio
Alves
Benevicis
Girls Win Awards In 4 H Clubs Contest
The Bristol Busy Bee 4 H Club attended the 4 H All Girls Day at Guiteras School on Saturday morning. Blue ribbon winners included Alice Cabral Phoebe Donato Sadie Cabral Helen Donato Natalie De Rico Mary Bettencourt Rosemarie Silvia and Julio Travis. Red ribbons went to Sadie Cabral Phoebe Donato Rosemarie Silvia Helen Donato and Julio Travis. Clubs from Providence Bristol Barrington and East Providence participated.
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Bristol
Guiteras School
Alice Cabral
Phoebe Donato
Sadie Cabral
Helen Donato
Natalie de Rico
Mary Bettencourt
Rosemarie Silvia
Julio Travis
Phoebe
Donto
Providence
Barrington
East Providence
Rehearsals Held Weekly at Warren Town Hall
The capable director oversees rehearsals every Thursday at 8 o'clock in Warren Town Hall, coordinating actors and schedule.
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Petent
Warren Town Hall
Mrs Dod Reelected Leader of Countryside Garden Club
Mrs Martin Dod was reelected president of the Countryside Garden Club at the annual meeting held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs John Sullivan, 104 Constitution Street. Other officers chosen include Mrs Charles Burke vice president Mrs M Almeida treasurer Mrs C Bertam recording secretary and Mrs Charles M Connery scribe.
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Martin Dod
Countryside Garden Club
John Sullivan
Constitution Street
Charles Burke
M. Almeida
C. Bertram
Charles M. Connery
E Ncembers
William Clark
Silver chest on display for Bristol Women's Club bridge
A silver service for eight from the Danish home prints exhibits in a store window ahead of the third annual Bristol Women's Club Bridge at the armory on May 26. About 125 bridge tables have sold, with a food sale planned by Mrs. Frank Perry and committee. Prominent subscribers include Mrs. Thomas Adams and Mrs. C Thomas Balzano among many others.
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Bristol Women’s Club
Church Street
Ella Millard
Y.M.C.A
Edwards
Joseph C. Kinder
Louis Castriotta
Frank Perry
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Navy Recruiting Office
Mount Carmel
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Husky
Studebaker
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Suplin
Thames ST
America
TEL
Bristol, R. I
Bertram W. Wall
Nathaniel Gladding
Thomas 2. Adams
C. Thomas Balzano
Frederick S. Bartlett
Agnes Beavis
James J. Bernard
Sebastian Bernard, Jr
John R
Roswell S. Bosworth
Louise? $’ Brechih
Raymond S. Brightman
Joseph J.’ Brégdeh
C. Paul Bruno
Charles’ ‘B. Burns
Janice Carr
William F
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Wm. Carsteris
E Evelyn Carter
Samuel D. Clark
Mervyn Clay
James E. Connors
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Clara L. Diman
Agnes Drew
Gertrude Drury
Mabel Dunbar
Edward G. Dupont
Joseph Dupont
Arthur H. Eastman
John J. Egan, Jr
Louis G.evans
Charles J. Falugo
Julia Ferreira
David Ferris
Winston O. Fetherston
Anthony Garcia
Gilman M. Gay
Nathaniel A. Gladding,Jr
Minnie Goglia
Ruth Graham
Raymond Gruenwald
Wilfred M. Hamill
Benjamin Hazen
J. H. Hennesey
Alfred M. Hill
Hubert Holdsworth
Howard L. House
Stephen W. Hopkins
James M. Husband
Emanuel Iacoletti
Arthur Jackson
Charles D. Jencks
Bun Kwic
Bristol Hardware
Wood Street Itc
Mirtager Saleir
Samuel A. Pasqua
Garfield Ave
Tel. Conn
Rebecca “Odge
Hall
Quincy
Oleh Convent Venient Doles
Alyster
Avania
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Hope Street
B. W. Pagano
P. Hall
Hope St
District Nursing
Martha Graham
Thyra Carlson
Frigidaire
Electric Shop
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