Five Cent Raise Retroactive To Aug 1 At Carr
A two year contract was ratified by 75 Local 754 United Rubber Workers of America members at Carr Manufacturing Corp. The deal provides a 10 cent per hour wage rise, with a five cent increase retroactive to August 1, 1958 and another five cent rise on August 1, 1959. Additional benefits add about three cents per hour over the contract, plus workers receive a three week vacation after ten years of service instead of the prior twelve year minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rubber Workers of America
Carr Manufacturing Corp
Lincoln Hall
New Bristol Teachers Welcomed by Local Association
The Bristol Teachers Association plans a 3:30 p.m. reception at Colt Memorial Auditorium for eight new teachers joining Bristol’s staff. Joseph Sousa will preside, with leaders named for salary study, professional improvement, Anne Scanlon Memorial Library, and Sunshine committees as the group focuses on professional development and local activity with the National Education Association and Rhode Island Institute of Instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Republicans of
Bristol
GOP
Hope St
Edward Scorpio
Young Republican Men’s Club of
Rhode Island
Bristol Teachers Association
Colt Memorial
Joseph Sousa
Joseph F.gleason
Rhoda Sheehan
Edith Hilman
Oe F. Fletcher
Anthony
JJ Russo
Joseph F. Secura
Michael Secura
M. Who
Edward P. Travers
Mary E. Carmone
Gladys L. Usher
Anne Scanlon
Helen A. Condon
Mary V. Scanlon
Jessie Molasky
Rose Pozzi
Edward H. Belle
Sunshine Committee
K. Virginia Borges
The
National Education Association
R. I. Institute of Instruction
Manuel Vargas obituary and funeral arrangements
Manuel Vargas 63 of 5 John St owner of the Hurricane Bar Bristol will be buried after a funeral at St Elizabeths Church. A World War I veteran and charter member of the American Legion, he served in Co D 61st Infantry and later joined DAV. He leaves wife Mary Silva Vargas two sons William and Joseph daughter Sadie two brothers and two sisters and one grandchild. The funeral starts at 8 am from George C Lima Funeral Home with a 9 am Mass and burial in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Vargas
John
Kearney
George C. Lima
St. Elizabeth’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Transfer of Intoxicating Beverage License Reminder
The Town Council of Burnside Memorial Building will hold a hearing on October 16 1956 at 8 pm in the Council Chamber for remonstrances against the transfer of a Class B Virtualer license for Midway Steak Lobster House Inc at 1146 Hope Street and 10 Gooding Avenue. Remonstrances must be filed with a plat by hearing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victualer Midway Steak & Lobster House, Inc
Hope Street
Gooding Avenue
Burnside Memorial Building
Anthony J Dennis, Jr
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Laurence E. Axtell
Brian Scott
Axtell
Arlene Medeiros
Ever Ready Fire Co
George C Lima Funeral Home
Robert Cordeiro
Maple Ave
Barrington
Alan Robert
Providence
Cordeiro
Eleanor Campanel
Barr
Frank Campanelli
John Cordeiro
Bay View Ave
Paul Romano
Bradford St
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
N. C
Lawson-Raiola
DAV
George C Lima
St. Mary’s
Augustine C. Nerone
Nerone
Manuel Andrade
Rock St
Linda Marie
Providence Lying In Hospital
Andrade
Sally Hardie
Knights of Columbus
K of C. Hall
State St
St. Mary’s Parish
Bristol Evening School
Andrews Gymnasium
Northfield School For Girls
Cynthia E. Hill
Alfred M. Hill
Union St
White Rail
Rotary
E Gibbemeyer
Vincent Fasano
Bristol Lions Club
Castle
William Fasano
Republican Committee
Bayard Ewing
Francis E. Martineau
Republican Party
Barbara Hayes
Republican
Troop 1
BSA
Scout Hall
J. Louis Giddings
Brown University
Haffenreffer Indian Museum
Bristol Historical Society
Mouseum
William Rego
Roger Williams Hospital
Marlene Rawson
Manuel Moniz
Joseph Moniz
Fall River
Frank Rawson
Chestnut St
Bristol Senior High School
St. Anne’s Hospital School of Nursing
Moniz
Raymond Tarantelli
St. John the Baptist Church
Warren
Althea Leona Yergeau
Carr
Intoxicating Beverage License
Eisenstadt
Hope Si
Bristol Auto Body Works
Burnside St
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