Adult Referral and Information Service in Education

DOCUMFNT RF.SUMF ED 021 177 AC 002 527 ARISE DIRECTORY, ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS-CULTURAL OPPORTUNITIESGUIDANCE SERVICES. DIRECTORY NUMBER 4, 1967-1968 Adult Referral and Information Services in Education, Providence. R.I. Pub Date 68 Grant- OEG- 1- 7-6730402874 Note- 164p. EDRS Price MF-$0.75 HC-$6.64 Descriptors- ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, *ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS, ADULT VOCATIONALEDUCATION. CITIZENSHIP, CREDIT COURSES *CULTIRAL ACTIVITIES *DIRECTORIES *GUIDANCE SERVICES HIGHER EDUCATION. NONCREDIT COURSES RECREATIONAL FACILITIES SECONDARY EDUCATION, SENIORCITIZENS *UNITS OF STUDY (SUBJECT FIELDS) Identifiers-*Rhode Island Project ARISE (Adult Referral and Information Service in Education) of the Providence School Department compiledthisdirectory of adult and continuing educationprograms,trainingopportunities,recreationalpursuits,andcultural resources to serve as a guide to adults who maywish to continue their education or training from any level, whatever their abilities and rates of learning,and whatever their goals. The book lists institutions and other resources which -Tokecounseling and testing available, provides information about degree and nondegree opportunitiesin Rhode Island colleges and universities, credit or noncredit programs at the elementary and secondary levels, recreation, sports, and cultural resources, vocational training . clubs and associations for senior citizens, adult basic and citizenship education programs, and self improvement and leisure pursuits.Course offerings are listed by subject fields. The college and university programs Oisted are offered in separateadult divisions of the institutions, but courses which may be attended by adultsthrough special arrangement within the regular undergraduate programs are also noted.(aj) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE Of EDUCATION

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Providence Public Schools Compiled by Adult Referral and InformationServices in Education Project ARISE 53 Jenkins Street Providence, Rhode Island02906 401-272-4900 Ext. 241,242

Dr. Mary C. Nblvey, ProjectDirector

DIRECTORY NO. 4

196/-1968

This publication has beenfunded partly throughFederal Grant OEG 1-7-6730402874,Title IIIElementary-Secondary Education Act of 1965, PL89-10.

Viyakma Project ARISE ( Adult Referral and Information Service in Education) of the Providence School Department compiled this directory of adult and 'continuingeducation programs, training opportunities, recreational pursuits, and cultural opportunities. The

Ate directory is intended toserve as a guide to adults who may wish to continue their education or training fromany point, whatever the level at which they broke off, whatever tbeir abilities and rates of learning, andwhatever their goals. The bock will also direct persons toprograms in recreation, sports, cultural events and leisure activities. Whether an individual wishes to takea course simply for his own intellectual stimulation, or to embarkon a full scale academic or training program, this directory provides information about degree andnon-degree opportunities that exist in Rhode Island colleges and universities;formal and informal programs (credit or non-credit) at the elementwy and secondary levels; vocational training; and self-improvement and leisure pursuits. Thecollege and university programs listed here are offered in sep- arate adult divisions of the respectiveinstitutions; but courses which may be attended by adults, through specialarrangement within the regular under-graduate programs, are also noted.

This directory lists institutions and otherresources which make counseling and testing available to help individualsto tind their goals, and/or direct them to appropriate re° educational and trainingprograms. AREE serves as a vital resource for counseling, and for referral td variousappropriate guidance agencies.

This, book 4s a fourth edition. The first editionwas published September, 1966, and was funded through FederalGrant CEG-1-661374-0992, Title III,Elementary- Secondary Education Act of 1965 ( PL 89-10).The second edition was funded partly under the same Federal Grant; and publicationcosts were provided by the Rhode Island Foundation. The third editionwas funded partly through Federal Grant CEG -1-7-673040- 2874, Title III, ESEA 1965 (PL 89-10);and duplication of the compilation was done by various organizations. This fourth editionwas funded partly by the same Federal Grant; and duplication was done by the staff ofProject ARISE. We wish to expressour appreciation, therefore, to the United State Office of Educatidn, the Rhode. Island Foundation, andProgress for Providence. We are also indebted to other organizations for various kindsof assistance: Educational Exchange of Boston; Providence Public Library; Rhode Island Council ofCommunity Services, Inc. Providence Planning Committee for A dult Education; AdultEducation Division of the State Department of Education; Providence Neighborhood YouthCorps; and staff of Project AREE of Providence School Department. We wish alsoto express our gratitude to Dr. Charles A. C 'Connor Jr.,Superintendent of Providence Public Schools, and the Providence School Committee for their support andencouragement in this Project. Assistance of these individuals and of all who contributedin any way to the development of this reference book is much appreciated and hereby acknowledged.

Mary C. Mulvey, Ed. D. Projeci Director HDDWV T USE TEE EDECTORrif

The Directory is divided into the following nine sections:

I. ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION AND TRAINING PRCGRAMS (pages 1-24) II. COURSE OFFERINGS (pages 25-92) III. RECREATION AND SPORTS (pages 93-98) W. SENIOR CITIZENS ( pages 99-102) V. CULTURAL RESOURCES AND EVENTS (pages 103-120) VI. GUIDANCE SERVICES ( pages 121-130) 4 VII. SCHOOLS AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ( pages 131-141) VIII. INDEX ( pages 143-154) IX. ADDENDA

Consult:

1. INDEX for specific offerings andprograms 2. SECTIONS I-VI: cross references within these sections

3. Addresses of SCHOOLS and EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

4. ADDENDA for additional offerings

If you wish further information, contact ARISE (Adult Referral and Information Service), Providence School Department, 53 Jenkins Street, Providenco; Tel. 272-4900,Ext. 241-242. You may also contact directly the schools, organizations, agencies, and otherresources listed- in the various sections.

gir mum OFFIENT ITSIED AA -- Associate in Arts max -- maJdmum adm administration, admission mem -- member, membership aftn (s) -- afternoon (s) mgt -- management AS -- Associate in Science min -- minimum BA -- Bachelor of Arts morn (s) -- morning (s) beg -- beginning mtg (s) -- meeting (s) BS -- Bachelor of Science mthly -- monthly cr (s) credit (s) prereq -- prerequisites dly -- daily res -- resident dy (s) -- day (s) req -- requirement, request equiv -- equivalent (ncy) wk (s)-- week (s) eve (s) -- evening (s) wkly -- weekly h s -- high school yr (s) -- year (s) instr -- instruction yrly -- yearly

Note:Courses listed are offered evenings; morning and afternoon classes will beso designated.

When fee is not stated, there isno charge: consult school or organization for exact cost. Comnir NITS

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ADULT EDUCATION MILT BASirEDUCATION 1 ADULT CITIZENSHIP EDUCATIONAMERICANIZATION 2 ADULT HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION 3 TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR NEN AND IVOMEN IN THE UNITED STATES ARk MD FORCES 3 ADULT HIGFER EDUCATION AND TRAINING 4 -----ffSTER DEGREE PROGRAMS 4 BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS 10 CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA PROGPAMS 13 TRAININGAPPRENTICESHIP- -UPGRADING 23 I I elateRSE IFFEM

ARTS 25 FINE ARTS 25 CRAFTS 27 DANCING 30 MUSH 30 SPEECH AND THEATRE 32

BUSINESS 35

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY AND TRADES 47 AERONAUTICEMBELRING AND TRADES 47 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING AND TRADES 47 CIVIL ENGINEERING 48 .COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING AND TRADES 48 ELECTRICAL ENGD, ERING AND TRADES 48 ENGINEERING- -GENERAL 49 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND TRADES 50 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING AND TRADES 52

HEALTH4OSPiTAL--SAFETY 54 mum 54 HOSPITAL PERSONNEL 55 SAFETY 57

HOMEMAKING AND HOME ECONOMICS 58

LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE 62 ENGLTSH 62 FOREIGN LANGUAGES 64 LITERATURE 69 SECTION (cont) Page

LAW 71

L I BRARY SERVICES 72

MATHEMATICS 73

PHYSICAL EDUCAN ION AND FIMESS 77

SCIENCE 79

SOCIAL SCIENCES 82

TRADES AND SERVICES 89

III EdRICArrin AND SPO 93 IV SEBUMcririzzlEms

CLUBS AND CENTERS IN PROVIDENCE 99

PROGRAMS 100

STATEilIDE ASSOCIATIONS 101

V CRULTilDiRAL NESOURCES ARID zyncints

DANCE- -MUSIC- -THEATRE 103

GROUPS - CLUBS ANT ORGANI ZAT IONS 107

LECTURES AND FILMS 109

MUSEUMSAND EXHIBITS 111

pITES OF 14 REST 114

SPECIAL RESOURCESFOR INFORMATION - 120 VI GUIDANCE SERVICES

GUIDANCE AND TESTING 121

SPEC IAL I ZED SERVICES 126

PUBL ICAT IONS AND OTHER SOURCES OF HELP 128

VI I SC COLS;1 AM) EILDIUCATINDPITAL ORGAN=ATM:DM

SCHOOLS ANDEDUCATIONAL OWANIZATIONS 131

SCHOOLDISTRICTS.IN RHODEISLAND OFFERING ADULT EDUCAION- 140 VI I I =BE X 143

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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION 2 ADULT CITIZENSHIPEDUCATION-AVERICANIZATION A 3 ADULT HIGH SCHCOL EDUCATION 4 ADULT HIGHER, EDUCATION ANDTRAINING 4 MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMS BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS 10 ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS 13 CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMAPROGRAMS 237 TRAINING-APPRENTICESHIP-UPGRADING ITULT AMID) CO NITIEN1111JENGEC.TlIDNT Nam 1111RALTEITIZIG PRO GITIA

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE) including

English for Foreigners or English as a Second Language (ESL)

Providence School Department Adult Basic Education: Sept-June, summer programs as needed: free; open to all persons 18 and over who read below 8th grade level, for persons of foreign language background who wish to learn to speak and write English, and/or for those who wish to prepare for 8th grade equivalency exams. Bridgham Community School: 1,1W 7 Calvary Baptist Church T Th 9:15 Camden Avenue Comunity School:T W 7

Central Evening High School: 1 II 7:30 East Side Y. M. C. A.: MIAT 7 Elmwood Public Library: T Th 12:30 E. W. Flynn Community School: NW 7 Gilbert Stuart Community School: N W 7 Jenkins Street Adult Ed.ucational Center: hours arranged Jos lin Community School: 11 W 7 Lippitt Hill Community School: T Th 7 Olneyville Public Library: N W 6:30 Our Lady of the Rosary Church: T 7 Roger l'illiarns Cormunity Center School: rW 7 St. Martin de Porres Center: il Y 7 Sheldon House: M W 9:30 Smith Hill Branch Library: T Th 1 Wanskuck Branch Library: II W 6:30 Additional classes arranged within business and industry and other locations (upon request). Rhode Island Department of Education,Division of Adult Education Eighth Grade Equivalency Testing: yrly, dys eves; fee; FREE for persons enrolled in Adult Basic Education Classes Supervision of Adult Basic Education Programs in local school districts Consult ABE Supervisor for locations and hours of ABE programs in comunities outside Providence Rhode Island Reading Institute Preparation for Equivalency Diploma: yrly, dys eves; fee

See also Training and specific courses ADULT CITIZENSHIP EDUCATIONAMERICANIZATION

Rhode Island Department ofEducation-Division ofAdult Education Administered at following locations; free Cranston Adult Education: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr Arlington School: T 10:15 Dutemple School: Th 8:45 a.m. Gladstone St School: T Th 12:30 May Westcott School:M 8:45 a.m. Valentine Almy School: W 8:45 a.m.; M T 7 West View School: T 8:45 a.m.; MW 12:30; TW 7 East Providence Adult Education: Sept-Jan, Feb-June Central Jr. High School: MW 7 Johnston Adult Evening School: Feb-Apr Johnston High School: M 7 Pawttrket Evening High School: Oct-Dec, Feb-Mar Tolman High School: M W 7 Providence: Sept-Jan, Feb-June Academy Avenue School: TTh1 Federal Hill House: T W Th 7:30 International Institute: T Th 7 Public Library, South Providence Branch: V 6:30 Roger Williams Community Center: times arranged St. Bartholomew's Hall: M W 12:30 Providence School Department--Community Schools: Sept-Jan, Feb-June Bridgham Community School: T Th 7 Camden Avenue Community School:M W 7 E W Flynn Commnity School: M W 7 Fox Point Community School: M W 7 Gilbert Stuart Community School: M W 7 Jos lin Community School: M W 7 Lippitt Hill Community School: M W 7 0 H Perry Community School: M W 7 Rhode Island Department of Education Vocational Technical School: yrly, 2 eves wkly Warwick Adult Education: Sept-Jan, Feb-May Pilgrim High School:M 7

See also specific courses

TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN IWffiramtzSTATES ARMEDFMCS

Contact the following Recruiting Stations in Providence:

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 368 Westminster 421-8911

UNITED STATES ARMY 506 Federal Bldg 528-4315

UNITED STATES COAST GUARD 519 Federal Bldg 528-4380

UNITED STATES NARINE CORPS 518 Federal Bldg S28-4395

UNITED STATES NAVY 503 Federal Bldg 528-4396 ADULT. HIGIWIDUCATIONMD TRAZNING

MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMS

UNIVERSITY OF MODE ISLAM (Classes held at U R I ExtensionBuilding) AAMission requiiiiihir-BiChelor degree

MASTER OF LIBRARY SCIENCE (M.L.S.) Ole year, plus one semester (full time); three years(part time); dourses given weekly, daytime,late afternoon and evenings.Summer Session: Two 5-week terms, one 12-week tern; 30 semester hours from following courses: Advanced Cataloging Literature for Children Basic Reference Medical Librarianship Cataloging and Classification Public Library Senice College and UniversityLibraryServiceReadingInterests of Adolescents History of Books and Printing Reading Interestsof Adults Independent Work ReadingInterests of Children Information Retrieval Research in Librarianship Library Materials in Humanities Selection of Library Materials Library Materials in § c ienc. e and Special Library Service Technology Storytelling LibraryMaterialsinSocial Sciences The Library in Society Library Procedures and Administration The SchoolLibrary

UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND EXTENSION DIVISION Admission tequiFirenti-Bachelorarra-117F----m recognized four-year college

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (M.B.A.) Threeyears, two evenings a week; 57 credits, 33 graduate level,24 foundation from following courses:

Accounting Insurance Behavorial Science Management Computer Concepts MarketingManagement Finance QuantitativeAnalysis

MASTER OF ARTS IN ENGLISH (M.A.) Two or two and one-half years, twoevenings aWe ek (optionalplans for de- greethesis, or seminar courses and comprehensiveexamination); 30 credits from following courses:

Age of JAnson Seminar in English Literature of Medi.eval and Modern Epic Renaissance Modern American Drama Studies inAmerican Literature Restoration Period

MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION(M.P.A.) Two and one-half years, two evenings aweek; 30 credits fromfollowing courses:

American Political Institutions Seminar in Public Administration International Politics Problems Political Parties and Practical Techniques of Public Management Politics BACHELOR DEGME PROGRAMS

BARRINGTON COLLEGE Admission requirements:High schoolgraduate, SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) and CEEB (Mathematics Achievement Test); six years, part-timeday and evening

BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.)--132 semester hours in following courses:

Biblical Studies Natural Sciences English Philosophy Interdisciplinary courses Physical Education Language Practical Christian Service Major requirements Social Sciences

BPYANT COLLEGE EVENING DIVISION Admission requi----rements: HM7iE-iaiool diploma or equivalent; alsospecial requirement of two years of high school algebra orpre-college math (taken at Bryant) for Bachelor of Science in Business Administration,Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement,Bachelor of Business Administration; sbc to eight years

BACIELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.S.inLA.) Major concentrations in Accounting, Economics, Management,Marketing,Trans- portation and Traffic Management, and a General Program(Note: 60 semester hours in GeneralStudies required, asubstantial portion of which will be met by completing listed requirements)

Accounting Major; 120 semester hours in following courses: Accounting Law Science Economics Mathematics Social Science orHumanities English Psychology Electives

Economics Ma'or; 121 semester hours infollowing courses: Accounting Law Science Economics Mathematics Social Science or English Psychology Humanities Geography Electives

Management Major; 121 semester hoursinfollowing courses: Accounting Law Mathematics Economics Management Psychology English Marketing or Credit Transportation Insurance ,Management Electives

MarketingM.4.12E; 121 semester hoursin following courses: Accounting Insurace Psydhology Economics Law Social Science or libmanities English Marketing Transportation Geography Mathematics Electives

212Espostatipa amdTraffic Mhnagement Nhjor; 120 semester hours in following courses: Economics Marketing Social Science or English Mathematics Humanities Insurance Psychology Transportation Law Science Electives BRYANT COLLEGE (cont.)

General Program; 120 semester hours in following courses:

---AZE6Unting Law.. Psychology Economics Management Science English' MarketingorCredit Social Science or Humanities Geography Management Transportation Insurance Mathematics Electives

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT (B.S.in L.E.) 120 semester hours; 60 semester hours in General Studies required, a substantial portion of which will be metin -completing listedrequirements; courses leading to degree include:

Economics Mathematics Social Science . English Psychology Sociology Law Enforcement Science Electives

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SECRETARIAL SCIIISICE (B.S.in Sec.S.) 122 semester hours; 60 semester hours in General Studies required, a. substantial portion of which will be met in completing listed requirements' (Note: Special requirements; one full year of Gregg Shorthand Theory and one full year of typewriting before admission); courses leading to degree. include:

Accounting Mathematics Shorthand Economics Office Practice Social Sciende or Humanities English Psychology Typewriting Geography Science Electives

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.B.A.) Major concentrations in Accounting, Management, Marketing, Transportation and Traffic Management, and a General Program(Note: 30 semester hours in General Studiesrequired, aportion of which will be met in completing listed requirement)

Accounting Major; 121 semesterhours in following courses: Accounting .English Science Credit Law Social Science or Management Mathematics Humanities Economics Psydhology 'Electives

Management Major;-121 semester hours infollowing courses:

Accounting . Management Psychology Economics Marketing or Credit Social Science or English Management Humanities Insurance Mathematics Transportation Law Electives

Marketing M.ajor; 121 semester hours infollowing courses: Accounting Insurance Psydhology

Economics 14w , Social Science or HUmanities English Marketing Transportation Geography Mathematics Electives

Transportation and Traffic i_.m....LanmeitNom; 120 semester hours in following courses Economics Marketing Social Science or English Mathematics Humanities Insurance Psychology Transportation Law Electives 6 "77,

PPYAFT COLLEGE (cont.)

General Program; 120 senester hours in following courses: Accounting Law Science Economics Management Social Science or English Marketing or Cr. Mgt. Humanities Geography Mathematics Transportation Insurance Psychology Electives

PROVIDENCE. COLLEGE EXTENSION DIVISION A-&-TiiiiiiirrEepiffirnefifirMilihschool graduate

BACHELOR. OF ARTS DEGREE (B.A.) . 126 credit hoursinfollowing approved courses:

English Modern Language History Philosophy Mathematics or Natural Theology Science Electives

RHCCE ISLAND COLLEGE

SPECIAL BACHELOR DEGREE MOWS

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION:SCHOOL NURSE-TEACHER (B.S.) Admission requirements: Registered nurse, ten-year time limit; part-time late afternoon or evenings; 128 semester hours in following courses:

Applied Courses Nursing and Health Education Science Humanities Social Science

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN VOCATIONAL-INDUSTRIAL-EDUCATION (B.S.) Admission requirements: High school diploma and personal evaluation; ten-year time limit; part time, late afternoon or evenings; 128 semester hours in following courses:

General and Academic Education Academic Electives Mathematics Art or Music Psychology Drawing and Design Science English Social Science Humanities Speech

Professional and Applied Skills Appliergki lls Industrial Arts Education Vbcational Education

7 MODE ISLAND COLLEGE (cont.)

BACHELOR OF ARTS- MAJOR (B.A.) Awarded to students who have taken 30 hours inone specific subject matter area, with only 6 hours taken as free electives; those completing this program are considered to have a college major in their specific subject area

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE- MINOR (B.S.) Awarded to students who have taken 18 hours inone specific subject matter area, with an additional 18 hours taken as free electives; those completing this program are consideredto have a college minor in their specific subject area

Both degrees are designed toprepare students to teach in elementary grades.

Admission requirements: Immediate enrollment: High School diploma in college preparatorycourses, and SAT. Delayed enrollment: High School diploma in non-college preparatory courses, plus 18 hours in General Education at the college, all these credits will be evaluated,to-

) gether with SAT scores (SAT may be taken while student is enrolled in the 6 preliminarycourses at the college). Performance in 18 hours of courses will be given conriderable weight in determining a"delayed" candidate's acceptance or rejection For both degrees, 128 semester hours mubt be'taken in followingcourses:

General Education Art or Music Physical Education and Health English Psychology Introductory Social Science Science Mathematics Speech Modern Foreign Language Western Culture

Professional Education Foundations of Education Orientation Methods and Materials in Art Practicum in Education and /hisic Student Teaching in Elementary Methods and Materials in School Physical Education

ecialization for Elementary Education ildreniLièxáture ----E--nrey of Music or Visual Arts Introduction to Geography in Society Physical Science or Biology United States History

ROGER INILLI*S. COLLEGE- - BachelorDegree Program begins Fall,1968

8 UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND EXTENSIONDIVISION Admission requiiiiihiT--nighschool aiRomaor equivalent; entrance exam

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN GENERALBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.S.G.B.A.) Special requirements: Two years of high school algebra Seven years, 3courses each week; 132 credits from followingcourses:

Accounting Managenent Science Economics Marketing Sociology English Political Science Statistics History Psychology

CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR WOMEN (CEW)

BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) NAJOR: English MINOR: Psychology or Sociology Ninimum five years, full time (four morningseach week amd additionalcourses evenings and/or specialsummer session). time variable for part time study. All courses offered in Providence interChangeablewith evening courses: 129 credits from followingcourses:

Biology Geography _Psychology Chemistry History or English Mathematics Sociology Fine Arts Musie Theatre French Philosophy Electives

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.S.) IN HOME ECONCRICS MAJOR in one of followingareas: Child Development and Family Relations Food, Nutrition andInstitution Management, Home Economics Education Textiles, Clothing amd Related Art Ninimum six years, full time (fourmornings each week and additionalcourses evenings and/or specialsumner session); time variable for part-time study. All courses offered in Providence(except specialized laboratorycourses-- about 20% of entire program--takenat Kingston)! interchangeable with evening courses; 132 credits from followingcourses:

General Education Biology History Chemi.stry Literature Contenporary Problems Psychology English Sociology Fine Arts

Home Economics --Clothing for the Family General Nutrition Family Economics Management in Family Living Family Housing Personal and Family Living

Electives

U.R.I. Campus (Lab courses) ---noting for the Family Introductory Clothing Consumer Prob.Textiles and Clothing Meal Management Growth and Development of Children Personal and Family Living

9 ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS

BRYANT COLLEGE EVENING DIVISION A--1-713.on requirements: High school diploma ar equivalent; also special requirement of two years of high school algebraor pre-college math (taken atBryant) for Associate in Science in Business Administration. Three to four years

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (A.S.in B.A.) Major concentrations in Accounting, Economics Management,Marketing, Trans- portation and Traffic Management, andaGener:t1Program.Credits earned in an Associate program may be used toward the bachelor s degree: (Note: 20 senester hours in General Studies required, a substantial portion of which will be met by completing listedrequirements)

Accountinf Major; 61 semester hours in following courses: Accounting Law SocialScience or Economics Mathematics. Ramities English Electives

Economics Major; 60 semester hoursin following courses: Economics Mathematics Social Science or English Psychology Rimanities Law Electives

1.?!_an.:emeirtMajor; 60 'semester hoursin following courses: Management Social Science or English Mathematics Humanities Law Psychology Electives

Maa±_ikegtin Major; Economics Marketing Social Science or English Mathematics Humanities Law Psychology Electives

Transportation. and Traffic Earl...gement riajori 60 semester hours in

: following courses: Ekmomies Marketing Social Science or Humanities English Mathematics Transportation Law Psychology Electives

General Program; 60 semegter hours in following courses: --AZFCn.uTting Law : Psychology Economics Marketing or Cr. Mgt. Social Science English Mathematics Electives

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE IN LAF ENFORCEMENT (A.S.in L.E.) 60 semester hours, 20 semester hours in General Studies required, asubstantial portion of which will be met by completing listed requirements. Courses leading to degree include:

Economics Psychology Sociology English Social Science Electives Law Enforcement

10 BRYANT COLLEGE (cont.)

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DT SECRETARIAL SCIENCE (A.S.in Sec.S.): 64 semester hours, 20 semester hours in General Studiesrequired, a sib- stantial portion of which will be met in completing listedrequirements; (Note: Special requirement - one full year of Gregg ShorthandTheory; one full year of typewriting beforeadmission), Courses leading to degree include:

Accounting Office Practice Economics Shorthand English Typewriting Nhthematics Electives

JOHNSON AND WALES JUNIOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS NR-FirolifeqtE.Emfir- Highschool'aVara or equivalent

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE IN ACCOUNTING AND MANAGEMENT(A.S.) Three years two evenings each week;62 semester hours in following courses

Accounting, Introductory Business Correspondence Accounting, Advanced Business English Accounting, Corporation Business Law Accounting, Cost Business Math Accouraing, Income Tax PAR Reading Improvement Accounting, Partnership Psychology Accounting, Payroll Salesmanship and Advertising Auditing Typewriting, Beginning Automation Theory Typewriting, Intermediate

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE IN EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL SCIENCE(A.S.) Three and one-half years, two evenings each week; 62 semester hoursin following courses:

Accounting, Introductory Office Practice

Accounting, Partnership PAR Reading Improvement Accounting, Payroll Personality Development Automation Theory Psychology Business Correspondence Shorthand Dictation Business English Shorthand Theory Business Law Typewriting, Beginning Business Math Typewriting, Intermediate Filing Typewriting, Advanced

RHODE ISLAND JUNIOR COUR,. AdmissiaTii4alialIETHigh sdhool diploma or equivalent; Rhode Island residence; ACT (American College Testing);minimum 60semester hours for all degrees:

ASSCCIATE - AIDE PROGRAM Sdhool Technician in: Classrooms, libraries, cafeterias. Child Care Technicians as: Counselors, house parents, groupleaders. Social Work Technician to: Maintain social service directory,files, collect data Mental Health Technician for:Recreational activities,group activities, pre-vocational training 11 RHODE ISLAM JUNIOR COLLEGE (cont.) Associate - Aide (cont.) Aemission requirements: Secondary school record; Rhode Islandresidence; Act (American College Testing) forcounseling and placement; Two years, full time, plus intervening summersessions; 64 semester hours in following courses:

Anthropology Group Dynamics Psychology Art Mathematics Science, Physical Social Problems English Music . Field Experience Practicum and Activity Sociology Field Observation Therapy Electives

The following degrees are terminalor transferable:

ASSOCIATE IN ARTS (A.A.)

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE (A.S.) infollowing areas:

ENGINEERING TRANSFER. (A.S.) ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY (A.S.)

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (A.S.) MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY .(A.S.)

CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY (A.S.) NURSING PPOGRAM (A.S.)

AIDE PROGRAM,(A.tsj,

ROGER WILLIAMS COLLEGE Kdinigs185-iiruirements: High school diploma or equivalent

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE IN ELECTRICALENGINEERING (A.S.) Four years, three eveningseach week; 67 semester hours infollowing courses:

Chemistry English Statics Dynamics Engineering Graphics Strength of Electrical Circuit Mathematics Materials TheoryPhysics Thermodynamics Electronics Social Studies Electives

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE IN MECHANICALENGINEERING (A,S.) Four years, three eveningseach week; 63 semester hoursin following courses:

Chemistry Mathematics Statics Strength of Design MeChanisms andMachine Materials Dynamics --- Drawing English Physics Thermodynamics Engineering GraphicsSocial Studies Electives

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE INBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION(A.S.) hours in following Four years, threeevenings each week; 63 semester courses : Accounting Economics Psychology Business English Sociology Organization Mathematics Electives

12 CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA PROGRAMS

OOLLEGES

BRYANT COLLEGE EVENINd DIVISION Admission requirements: High school graduates and mature adults who have not graduated from high schoolare eligible to attend on a non-degree basis

LAW ENFORCEMENT CERTIFICATE 12 semester hours in any of followinggroups of courses:

Law Enforcement Administration Legal Phases of Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Work Special Phases of Law Enforcement

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE 36 semester hours; courses to be selected and approved by the Chairman of the Department of Transportation and Traffic Management

SPECIAL CERTIFICATE Limited series of allied courses rather than a regular certificate;with approval of Dean of Evening Division, certificate credits maybe used toward a degree

JOINSON AND WALES JUNIOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS DAY DIVISTar Admission requirements: High school diploma or equivalency

CLERICAL BOOKKEEPING DIPLCMA One year, 30 -semester hours- -in following courses:

Accounting Mathematics Charm Reading English 'Itypewriting

EXECUTIVE BOOKKEEPING DIPLOMA One and one-half years ;. 61 semesterhours in following courses: Accounting Law Charm Mathematics Economics Reading English Typewriting

SECRETARIAL SCIENCE DIPLOMA One year; with a choice of Gregg, Machine or Speedwriting Shorthand; 45 semester hours in following courses:

Accounting Reading

Charm . Secretarial Practice English Shorthand Mathematics Typewriting

13 JOINSON AND WALES (cont) EVENING DIVISION

BOOKKEEPING CERTIFICATE One and one-half years, two evenings each week; 18semester hours in following courses:

Beginning Typewriting IntermediateTypewriting Business Math Introductory Accounting Corporation Accounting Partnership accounting Filing Payroll Accounting

CLERK-TYPIST CERTIFICATE J. One year, two evenings each week; 12 semester hoursin followingcourses:

Beginning Typewriting Intermediate Typewriting Business English Office Practice Filing

REAL ESTATE CERTIFICATE Nineteen weeks,one evening each week in followingcourses:

Appraisals Property Management Insurance Real Estate Law. Loans Peal Estate Sales Mortgages Rentals

PECEPTIONIST-TYPIST Three or four evenings eadhweek, 1 or 2 seresters; 6semester hours in following courses:

Beginning Typewriting Nancy Taylor Success Course Intermediate Typewriting Switchboard Operation

PHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OP DESIGN ision Te-qiiiTeVnents:Tirroorma1 requirements; specificrequirements are listed under subject; 2 terms of 13 weeks; Octoberthrough April

FOUR. YEAR CERTIFICATE

Architectural Drafting A"&, yilTaTngineeringDrawing or equivalent Jewelry Design Mm req: None Jewelry Tool Making Kdm rechami,cal drafting and machineoperation

Machine Des.kgn I and II Adm req: Engineirai Nawingor equiyalent

Modelin req: Aptitude for freehand drawing anddesign

14 RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL CT DESIGN (cent.)

THREE YEAR CERTIFICATE

Commericial Art including Foundation Drawing Adm req: Apt-11476 forfreerrnrdraiing

Engineering.Mathematics Adm req: None Practical. Algebra; Trigonometry and Slide Rule; Statics and Dynamics Engineering praw_tgn -A-&--eq: None

Painting. II including Painting I and Lifepr_m_g.in 7i1E5Feq: Wiun ation tYrawingor equliFlent

TWO YEAR CERTIFICATE

BuildinConstruction Mm req: None

Ceramics Adm req: None Fixture and Tool Design Aii req: Fmil"rieliiKg rawing or equivalent

Sheet Metal Pattern Layout Mm req":TEn-e

ONE YEAR CERTIFICATE

Apparel. Design ?ming An req: Knowledge of sewing

Analytical Machine Design Mm req: COTElein Staticsor equivalent

Garment Pattern Palaking Admreq: Knowle ge of sewing

Industrial Mathematics Adm req: None

UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND EXTENSION DIVISION

ELECTRONICS CERTIFICATE Admission requirements: High school with 2 years of college preparatory mathematics; three years, two evenings each week

First Semester Fourth Semester 195thiMatics I cliz-a7t Theory I and II Second Semester Fifth Semester Mathematics II Electronics I Third Semester Differential Equations Electrical Engineering 15 --UNIVERSIThOP-RITODE- ISLAND (dont.)

FCOD DISTRIBUTION CERTIFICATE Admission requirements:No formal requirements; designed for retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, brokersand salesmen involvedin food distribution; course- 'of study:

Case Problems Organization Operations Policies and Problems

HOME MOUNDS PLANTING MD VANACENTNT CERTIFICA.n Admission requirements: No formal requirements; designedto develop academic background for profesSionalhorticulturist and home owners; course of.st

Arrangements Land Design Home Grounds Turfgrass

INSURANCE CERTIFICATE Admission requirements: High school diploma orequivalency;course of study :

Automobile General Principles Casualty and Surety Workmen's Compensation and Fire and Marine Diseaility

LIBERAL ARTS CERTIFICATE Admission requirements: High school diploma or equivalency; three years; minimum of 36 credits in theareas listed below; minimum of 12 credits must be taken inone area; remaining credits in other areas, but notmore than 12 in any one area:

Art Modern Language Dramatic Arts Music English Philosophy History Political Science Mathematics Psychology

LIBRARY TECHNITES CERTIFICATE Designed to provide basic instruction for practicing Librarians and those who wish to enter field of public, college,or school library work: conducted at Providence Public Library; Mondayor Wednesday evenings; 9 credits in followingcourses:

Introduction to Libraries Library. Techniques Processes Library Reader Service

YANAGEPINT CERTIFICATE Admission requirements.: High school diploma or equivalency; two years, two evenings each week6 professional courses in field ofIndustrial Management and 2 liberal electives; 24 credits from following:

First Semester Third Semester PfERElples onvIanagement Adranistr Practice Composition or Fundamentals Personnel ranagement of Speedh Fourth Semester Second Semester Pii-m-innalfanagerent WOMEtion Management Industrial Pelations Elementary Accounting or Economic Principles UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND (cont.)

NECHANICAL ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE Admission requirements: High school with two years of college preparatory mathematics; three and one half years in following courses:

First Semester Fourth Semester Algebra and Trigonometry Mans airiUGEometry Basic Graphics Dynamics Secand Semester Fifth Semester CaEalls and Geometry PreCh. anics of Materials Engineering Graphics Kinematics Third Semester Sixth Semester Calculus and Geometry FaainFWn Statics Kinematics

REAL ESTATE CERTIFICATE Admission requirements: Persons professionally engaged in Real Estate, or planning to enter2may apply; course of study includes:

First Semester Third Semester Real Estate Fundamentals UWELand Practice Lad Brokerage Construction and Costs Second Semester Fourth Semester Real Estate Finance Appraisal Composition or Speech Accounting or Economics

NURSING SCHOOLS

REGISTERED NURSES SCHOOLS Admission requirements: High schooldiploma or equivalent; 33 months, full tir

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL

NETOPT HOSPITAL ROGER WILLIAMS HOSPITAL

SAINT JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL

PRACTICAL NURSES SCHOOLS

OUR LADY OF FATIMA HOSPITAL iTiOnfeEtunents : High school diploma or equivalency; one year, full time; maximum age 45

RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING High school diploma or eauivalency; one year, full time; maximum age 55; 572 hours in following courses:

Anatomy and Physiology Medical Surgical Nursing Care of the Chronically Ill and Aged Nutrition and Diet Therapy Growth, Development and Family Liming Pediatric Nursing Introduction to Practical Nursing Senior Survey Maternal and Infant Care, Gynecological Nursing

17 LABORATORY AND X-RAY TECHNICIANS SCHOOLS

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ASSISTANT Admission requirements: High school diploma or equivalent; one year, full time; diplomas awarded by the following hospitals:

NEWPORT HOSPITAL RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL

OUR LADY OF FATIMA ST.-JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL

X-RAY TECIZIOLOGY Admission requirements: High school diploma or equivalent; two years, full time; diplomas awarded by following hospitals:

FHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL ROGER WILLIAMS GENERAL HOSPITAL

ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL

BUSINESS SCHOOLS

COYPTONETER SCHOOL Aamission re4Eiaients: No formal requirements except entrance test;three months, five days weekly; special Saturday class; two nights each week; diploma awarded for following courses:

I B M Keypunch Comtometer comm.PROCESSING INSTITUTE OF RHODE ISLAND Adel-is-larequirements: High gaz61 7i1W or equivalent plus IBM aptitude test

CERTIFICATE OF CCIAPUTER PROGRAWING 800 hours; Beginning Computer Usage to programming Language

ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE TEiiiiiiir-eqtemenisT-TTO-IcEcoma or equivalent; five daysweekly for 13 weeks,or all day Saturday; two evenings weekly for eightand one-half months: courses include:IBM and Computer Program

HUBBARD BUSINESS SCHOOL

Admission requirements: Hj.gh sdhool diplomarequired except for Secretarial. Accounting7 two years, full time days; diploma awarded in following:

Secretarial Medical Secretary Business Administration

Three years, two evenings each seek forcertificate in:

Secretarial Accounting 18 KATHERINE GIBBS SCHOOL

ONE-YEAR SECRETARIAL COURSE Admission requirements: High school graduate and/or one or two year§ of college.; entrance examination;available to selected adultwomen who meet entrance requirements and who are presently employed in related work; 34 weeks, full-time days, in following courses:

Accounting Essentials Shorthand and. Dictation Banking and Investments Spelling Business Communications Supplementary Lectures Filing Typewriting and Transcription Secretarial Procedure

MODERN PBX ANL BUSINESS SCHOOL TETiiiiiirequirements: No special requirements except high sdhool graduate or equivalent for Medical Transcription; day or evening classes: Certificates awarded'id following coursec

Briefhand Medical Transcription Business English Switchboard-Receptionist Charm-Personality Transcribingkmachine Development Typing

PLUS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS - DAY DIVISION TM-076i). requirements: Motivation and interest; data processing aptitude entrance exam

AUTOMATED TECHNOLOGY Two years, morning or afternoon, 4 semester in following courses:

First Semester (16 weeks) Third Semester (16 weeks) TiiiiTcedPathematics for FDP Third ?Ier'Tegation Computer Concepts Basic Accounting for EDP Advanced Programming Techniques Unit Pecord Equipment Operations Compiler Language COBOL Unit Record Equipm6nt Control Fourth Semester (24-weeks) Panel Wiring WiREed Systems and Programming Tech. Second Semester (16 weeks) Techniques 7.t5Tred Math for Computer ProgramFortran rv Computer Applications and ProblemTele-Communications AnalysisData Processing and Executive Computer Programming Management Communications

EVENING DIVISION Adnission requirements: Experience or demonstration ability and aptitude test;

COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND PROGRAMMING CERTIFICATE One year, two nights each week, three courses from following:

Business Programming I Keypunch and Verifier Business Programming II Mathmatical Programming Keypunch & Statistical Machine Punched Card Data Processing Operation

19 RHODE ISLAND INSURANCEADJUSTER SCHOOL 70-n-s ion requirentsNTI-forniar/---Fluirements

CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE ADJUSTINGAND APPRAISAL Three months, three nights,nine hours eacb week infollowing courses: of Insurance Automobile Insurance Principles and Practices Marine Insurance

SVEENEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS TaTission recluiremaTir-Righ schoolgraduate depends on ability; Full time days, or 3 eveningseach week; length of course Diploma and Certificatesawarded in following courses:

Brush-up Shorthand Stenotype Brush-up Typewriting Typewriting Stenography

FLIGHT SCHOOLS

ability to read, write Admission requirements: Federal regulations require varies; and speak English:physically fit; required time of course Certificates awarded byfollowing schools:

NORTH CENTRAL AIRWAYS LIPPITT AVIATION CORPORATION

NETATPOPT AIR PARK SKYLANES

COPTEPS UNLIMITED iTE-giton requifEments:Must be licensed pilot

HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS

hours or 12 months; morning, Admission requirements: 10th grade; minimum 1500 afternoon or evenings; Diplomas awarded by followingschools: CULTURE* ANGELO SCHOOL OF HAIRDESIGN JO-MI SCHOOL OF BEAUTY HAIRDRESSING FITIANS SCHOOL OF BEAUTYCULTURE RHODE ISLAND ACADE101 OF

MTERIAL ACADEMY OFBEAUTY CULTUPE WARWICK PEADEIN OF HAIRDRESSING

*kh grade minimum

20 TECHNICAL SCITOOLS

HOME APPLIANCE SCHOOL MaisiaTiqUIrements: No formal requirements; books and tools provided7 approved 'VA. program

MAJOR HOME APPLIANCES-MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR 18 weeks, Monday and Wednesday evenings, or all day Saturday, sixhours each week; Certificates awarded in the following courses:

Clothes Washers Hot rater Heaters Dishwashers Ranges Disposals Refrigerators Dryers

SMALL HOYE APPLIANCES-MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR 14 weeks, Tuesday amd Friday evenings, three hourseach evening; Certificates awarded in the following courses:

Can Openers Fry-pans Lamps Electric Shavers Hair Dryers Toasters Flat Irons Hand Pawer Tools Vacuum Cleaners

NEW ENGLAND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OF MODE ISLAND DITYDTVISION Admission requirements: High school diploma or eauivalent; full time

TWO YEAR DIPLOMA COURSES

Design Draftsman Technician-Air Conditioning, Heating and Electronic Technology Refrigeration

ONE YEAR DIPLOMA COUPSES

Detail Draftsman Technician-Automatic Oil Heating Technician-Air Condition

EVENING DIVISION Admission requirements: No formal requirerents, excent wherespecified; two evenings each week or all daySaturday

TP3 YEAR CERTIFICATE COURSE

Technician-Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration

SPECIALIZED DRAFTING CERTIFICATE Admission requirements: High school graduate or equivalency;65 weeks in one of following courses:

Architectural Machine and Tool Design Electrical Sheet Metal and Piping Electronic Structural

21 NEW ENGLAND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OF RHODE ISLAND (Cant.) 6161.11111101111* 4..1.1/0 11.141

ONE YEAR CERTIFICATE COURSES

Communications (Preparation for Essentials of Electrical,Theory Raaio License examinations) Radio-Electronics-TV-Servicing Electronics Applied to Industry Small Engine Servicing

PAPKER SCHOOL OF TECHNICAL WELDING TdiEiion requlibments: High school education desirable but not required; approved 'VA program: 3 nights each week; ten Technical courses in various types of Welding

RHODE ISLAND RADIO AND ELECTRONIC SCHOOL TH'ussioir No formal -l'eFirrements; books provided; approved VA program ELECTRONICS alftelt-TECHNOLOGY COURSE Day session: 24 months, full time; Evening session: 36 months, three evenings, nine hourseach week in prescribed courses

RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICING COURSE Evening session: 24 months, two evenings, six hours each week inprescribed courses

RHODE ISLAND TRADE SHOPS pimp Tairs-sIEFTe-quirements: No formal requirements

AUTO MECHANIC CERTIFICATE 38 weeks, full time, days

AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CERTIFICATE 40 weeks, one night, three hours each week

MODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF BROADCASTING Admission requirements: No formal requirements; sixteen weeks, one night, three hourseach week in following course:

CERTIFICATE CT PREPARATION FOP BROADCASTING

RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY 710E-siion requirements: High schoolintelligence or equivalency; Day School: 15 weeks, 24 hours per week on threedays a week, Monday through Wednesday; Night School: 35 weeks, 10 hours perweek on three nights

Course #1Introduction to Retouching and Portrait Painting Course #2 Advanced Retouching., Portrait andCommercial Photography Course #3 Photographic Oil Coloring

,11'" TRAININGAPPRENTICESHIPUPGRADING

MANPOWER DEVELOP1ENT AND TRAINING PROGRAM- MDTA Department of Employment Security, in conjunction with Vocational Division of State Department of Education and United States Department of Labor Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training. Institutional and Occupational Training:under Manpower Development and Training Adt (MUTA); yrly; free, insome instances stipends; adm req: unemployed or under-employed adults, and permission

APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITIES IN RHODE ISLAND

Ain) lane Mechanic Engraver Painter (Furniture) Appliance Bracemaker Estimator Patternmaker Automobile Glazier Finisher (Engraving) Photographer Automobile Mechanic Finisher (Furniture) Plasterer Automotive Machinist FloorCoverer Plastic Togl&Dite. Auto Body Repairman Garment Cutter Plate Maker Maker Auto Painter Glazier Plumber Baker Granite Cutter Polisher (Jewelry) Blacksmith Heat Treater Pressman Bookbinder Hub & Die Cutter Printer Bricklayer Ironworker (Construction) Proofer Cabinetmaker Jeweler Repairer & Winder Camera Man jewelry Toolmaker Router & Blocker Carpenter (Boat) Jig & Fixture Builder Sewing Machine Mech. Carpenter (Construction) Knitting Machine MechanicScrew Machine Open Caster Mold Maker Lather Sheetmetal Worker Chain Machine Mechanic Linoleum and Tile Layer Shoe Repairman Chase Linotype Operator Sign Painter Color Mixer- Lithographer Silversmith Compositor Loomfixer (Textile) Spinner Cook /Chef Machinist Steamfitter Copper Etcher Machinist Toolmaker Stereotyper Dental Mechanic or Technician Maintenance Mechanic Stone Setter Diamond Setter Meat Cutter Stripper Die Maker Television/Radio Dot Etcher Model Maker(Jewelry) Tile Setter Draftsman Molder Tool Designer Dry Cleaner Mold Maker Typsetter Operator Dyer (Lace) Motor Boat Mechanic Upholster0r(Auta. Electrician (Constructicn) Motorcycle Mechanic Upholsterer(Furn.) Electrician (Maintenance) °paver & Stripper Watchmaker Electrician (Repairer) Operating Engineer Weaver(Lace&Textile Electroplater OrnamentalIronworker Weave Room Mechanic Enameler Painter (Construction) Zinc Etcher

23 APPRENTICESHIPSUPPLEMENTARY INSTRUCTION Providence School DepatmentCentral Vocation Evening School: Sept-May, 2 eves wkly: free; adm req: union and/or company approval

Diversified Apprentice Plumbing Electricity Printing Electronics Sign Painting Jewelry Toolmaking Steam Fitter

Vocational Technical School of Rhode Island: Sept-May, 2 eves wkly; free

Blueprint Reading/Drawing Ironworkers Bricklayers Metalsmith Carpentry PluMbing Chef Sprinklerfitters Electricity Welders

UPGRADINGSHORT UNIT Pawtucket Evening High Sdhool: Sept-May, eves wkly; fee; adm req: must have worked in a trade or rel area

Automotive Mechanics Madhine'Shoo Sheet Metal Drawing Mathematics Textile Electricity Printing Woodworking

Providence School DepartmentCentral Vbcational Evening School: Sept-May, 2 eves wkly; free; adm req: must have worked in a trade or rel area

Auto Mechanics Math/Blueprint Reading Blueprint Reading Plumbing Electrical Code & Theory Samplemaking Electroplating Steamfitters Machine Shop Welding

Vocational Technical School of Rhode Island: Sept-May, 2 eves wkly; free; adm req: must have worked in a trade or rel area

Auto Mechanics Drafting Loom Fixing Blueprint Reading/Drawing Electrical Code Machines Cabinet Making Electricity Sheet Metal Carpentry Electronics Tedhnology Welding

TUTORINGPRIVATE INSTFUCTION

Contact ARISE (Adult Referral and Information Service in Education)Providence School Depaxtment, 53 Jenkins272-4900, ext 241, 242 Also see Yellow Pages of Phone Book

24 SECTION 'MO-

COlE OFFERESTGS

ARTS 25

BUSINESS 35

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY AND TRADES 47

HEALTH--HOSPITAL--SAFETY 54

HOMEMAKING AND HOME ECONONTICS 58

LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE 62

LAW 71

MATHEMATICS 75

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND FITNESS 77

SCIENCE 79

SOCIAL SCIENCE 82

TRADES AND SERVICES 89 ARTS

FINE ARTS ART APPRECIATION Brown University Extension Appreciation of Art:Sept-Dec, 'W; Feb-May, Th; fee Providence College Extension Division American Art: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee Appreciation of Fine Arts: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee Rhode Island School of Design Extension Art of the Renaissance: Sept-Nov, one morn wkly; fee Salve Regina College Art of Portugal: Oct-Jan NI; fee Introduction to the Arts: Jan-May, M; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Understanding Art: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee; prerequisites YMCA (Downtown Branch) Appreciation of Art: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T Th; fee See also Lectures and Films, Fine Arts Exhibits

COLOR AND DESIGN Providence College Extension Division Applied Visual Expression: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T Th; fee Salve Regina College Color and Design: beg Jan, W 4; fate University of Rhode Island Extension Division Visual Design: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, I Ti II M; fee: admreq: hs or equiv YMCA (Downtown Branch) Color and Design: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T; -frqe COMMERCIAL ART Rhode Island School cf Design Extension:2 yrs, Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, T Th; fee; prerequisites

DRAWING AND PAINTING Brown University Extension Design & Drawing (a studio course): Feb-May, T; fee Painting (a studio course): Feb-May, M; fee Water Color Workshop (a studio course): Feb-May, Th; fee Cranston Adult Education Fundamentals of Drawing: Jan-Apr, W; fee Painting in Oils: Jan-Apr, M Vi; fee Painting in Water Colors: Jan-Apr, T; fee East Providence Adult Education Drawing and Painting: Sept-Jan, Feb-june, M; fee Itchkawich Art Classes Landscape, life class, portraits, still life:beginners and advanced; beg Sept, T W Th aftns or eves; fee 25 Johnston Adult Evening School Oil Painting: Feb-Apr, beginners W, advanced M; fee Lincoln Adult School Oil Painting: Jan-Apr, M. W; fee Pastel Portraiture: Jan-Apr, M; fee Pencil and Charcoal Drawing: Jan-Apr, M; fee Nickerson Settlement House Painting and Drawing: Oct 1-May 15, one eve wkly; fee Pawtucket Evening High School Drawing and Painting: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar; lVi W; fee Providence College Extension Division Drawing: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee Providence Jewish Community Center Painting: yrly, W 10; fee Providence School DepartmentCentral vening HighSchool Drawing and Painting: Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W; fee non-res Rhode Island School of Design Extension Foundation Drawing and Design: one yr, Oct-Jan,Jan-Apr, T Th; fee Life Drawing: one yr, Oct-Jan, -Jan-Apr, T Th; fee Painting:1,II, one yr, Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr; T Th;fee; prerequisites Tonoff Gallery Drawing and Oil Painting: dys, eves; fee Warwick Adult Education Oil Painting: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T W Th; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Drawing and Sketching: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T; fee Oil Painting: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, one eve wklyfor 8 wks; fee YWCA (Downtown Branch) Basic Drawing and Painting: beg Sept, T 10, 10sessions; fee Painting: beg Sept, W 10 or 7, Th 10, 5 sessions;fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Basic Drawing and Painting: T 10, 10 sessions;fee Oil Painting: M, 10 sessions; fee

LETTERING Brown University Extension Illustrative Lettering: Feb-May, W; fee

MODELING AND SCULPTURE* Cranston Adult Education Sculpturing: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee Providence College Extension Division Sculpture Fundamentals: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,W; fee Vernon Court Junior College Summer studio in Art and Sculpture: July-Aug,M-F; fee YMCA (Cranston) Oil Painting and Basic Drawing: beg Jan 8,M; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Sculpturing: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, W, 8 wks;fee YWCA (Downtown Branch) Sculpture: beg Sept, Th, 5 sessions; fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Sculpture: W, 5 sessions; fee *See also YELLOWPAGES 26 CRAFTS

BOOKBINDING, HAND Brown University Extension: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, W; fee Cranston Adult Education: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee

CERAMICS East Providence Adult Education: Sept-Jan; Feb-June, T; fee John Hope Settlement House: Sept-Jan, "Teb-June, Th; fee Johnston Adultttening School: Feb-Apr, M W; fee Nickeron Settlement House: Oct 1-May 15, 2 eves wkly; fee Pawtucket Evening High School: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M; fee Providence Senior Citizens Center: beg Feb 19, 'W 10 Rhode Island School of Design Extension: 2 yrs, Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, T Thge Smith Hill Center: Sept-May, M T, V0; fee Warwick Adult Education: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee YWCA (Downtown Branch) Ceramics: beg Sept, M, 5 sessions; fee Pottery: beg Sept, T, 10 sessions; fee YWCA (Pawt-CP) Ceramics: Th; fee Pottery: T; fee

CHMR CANING Cranston Adult Education: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, .M; fee EMBROIDERY MD NEEDLZWORK Lincoln Adult School Knit, Crochet and Crewel: Jan-Apr, M; fee Providence School Department-0 H Perry Community School Needlework: Sept-Jan, Fe b-June, M Providence Senior Citizens Center Knitting: beg Feb 19, T 1 Sewing: beg Feb 19, W Th 1 Smith Hill Center Needlework: Sept-May, M YWCA (Prov, Pawt-CF) Creative Stitchery: beg Sept, T, 5 sessions; fee Crewel: beg Sept, (Prov) Th, (Pawt-CF) T, 10 sessions; fee Needlecraft (knit, crochet, needlework): beg Sept, (Prov) Th, (Pawt-CF) M, 8 sessions; fee

FASHION DESIGN AND PATTERN.MAKING Providence Public Library--Rochambeau Branch Dress Design: wkly, W; adm req:li s or equiv Rhode Island School of Design Extension Apparel Design and Construction: one yr, Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, T Th; lee Garment Pattern Making: one yr, Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, T Th; fee YWCA (Prov) Drapery and Patter, Making: beg Sept, Th, 6 sessions; fee

27 FLOWER ARRANGEMENT* Lincoln Adult School Flower Arrangement: Jan-Apr, W; fee

FURNITURE REFINISHING Cranston Adult Education: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, T; fee Cranston Historical Society: upon req; fee Lincoln Adult School: Jan-Apr, W; fee Nickerson Settlement House: Oct 1-May 15, one eve wkly; fee non-mem Warwick Adult Education: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, Th; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch): beg Oct, Jan, Apr, Th, 8 wks; fee YWCA (Pray): beg Sept, Th 10, 6 sessions; fee YWCA (Pawt-CF): W, 8 sessions; fee See also Apprenticeship

GLASS, FUSED YWCA (Prov): beg Sept, Th 1, 5 sessions; fee

HOBBY CRAFTS* Cranston Historical Society Handicrafts: upon req; fee East Providence Adult Education Hobby Crafts: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Tray Painting and Stenciling: Feb-June, T; fee John Hope Settlement House Craft Classes: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M-F; fee Nickerson Settlement House Crafts: Oct 1-May 15, one eve wkly; fee non-mem Providence Senior Citizens Center Arts and Crafts: beg Feb 19, T 1 Smith Hill Center Craft Classes: Sept-May, T Hobby Group: Sept-May, W YWCA (Downtown Branch) Decorative Painting: beg Sept, Th 9:30, 10 sessions; fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Decorative Painting: M, 10 sessions; fee Happy Holiday Workshop: beg Oct, Th 10, 8 sessions; fee

INTERIOR DESIGN AND DECORATING* Lincoln Adult School Interior Decorating I and II: Jan-Apr, I W, II M; fee Pawtucket Evening High School Interior Decorating: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, W; fee YMCA (Downtown 13ranch) Interior Design and Decorating: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, one eve wkly; fee YWCA (Downtown Branch) Interior Decorating: beg Sept, Th, 10 sessions; fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Interior Decorating: beg Sept, W,10 sessions; fee *See also LLCM/ MGES 28 JEWELRY Rhode Island School of Design Extension Jewelry Design: four yrs, Oct-Jan,Jan-Apr, T Th; fee Jewelry Making: four yrs,Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, T Th; fee Jewelry Model Making: four yrs,Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, T Th; fee Jewelry Modeling: four yrs, Oct-JanJan-Apr, T Th; fee; adm req: apt for Freehand Drawing,Design Jewelry Tool Making: four yrs,Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, T Th;fee; adm req: ability. in Mech Draft, MachOper See also Training,Apprenticeship

METAL CRAFT Providence School Department - CentralEvening High School Art Metal: Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W;fee non-res

PHOTOGRAPHY Brown University Extension Photography: Sept-Dec, M; fee East Providence Adult Education Amateur Photography: Sept-Jan, Feb-May,T; fee Elmwood Public Library Photography Club: M Lincoln Adult School Amateur Photography: Jan-Apr, M;fee Rhode Island School of Photography Introduction to Retouching andPortrait Photography:35 wks, M T W; fet wks, MTW; Advanced Retouching, Portrait,Commercial Photography:35 tee Oil Coloring: dys or eves;fee Warwick Adult Education Photography: Sept-Jan, Feb-May,M; fee YWCA (Downtown Branch) Photography: beg Sept, W, 5sessions; fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Photography: --Ar 5 sessions; fee

SILK SCREENING Cranston Adult Education:Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr M;fee See also Apprenticeship,GROUPS--CLUBS ANDORGANIZATIONS YELLOW PAGES

29 DANCING

DANCING Arthur Murray School of Dancing Ballroom Dancing: yrly, dys eves; fee Brae Crest School of Ballet Classical Ballet and Character Dancing: dly, Sept-June; fee Fred Astaire Dance Studios Ballroom DancingIntroductory: dys eves; fee Dancing Teachers Course: one yr, dys eves; fee Johnston Adul t Evening School Ballroom Dancing: Feb-Apr, M; fee Levesque School of the Dance Ballet Classes from Beginner to Professional: aftns, eves; fee Modern Dance: M-F, aftns eves; fee Tap Dancing: M-F, aftns eves; fee Providence Jewish Community Center Modern Dance for Adult Women: Th; fee Rhode Island Conservatory of Music Dancing (ballet, modern, modern jazz, tap): Sept-Jan, Feb-:June, one eve wkly; fee Square Dance Club Square and Round Dancing Instruction: arranged at variousconvenient locations, yrly, dys, eves; fee State Ballet of Rhode Island Classical Ballet, Character Mime, Stage Make-up: Sept-June,IP; ee; adm req: interm, adv students YMCA (Downtown Branch) Ballroom Dancing: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T, 8 wks; fee Married Couples Ballroom Dancing: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, F,8 wks; fee YWCA (Prov, Pawt-CF) Ballroom Dancing: Sept-June, T F; fee Modern Dance: beg Sept, M (Beginning), W(Intermed), (Pawt-CF)T; fee Summer Dance Workshop: (Prov) June-Aug, T;fee

See also RECREATION AND SPORTS, CULTURALRESOURCES AND EVENTS, and YELLOW PAGES

MUSIC

APPRECIATION Brown University Extension Music for the Theatre: Feb-May, T; fee Cranston Adult Education Music Appreciation: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M;fee Providence School DepartmentBridgham CommunitySchool Opera: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th University of Rhode Island Extension Division Folk Music: Feb-May, T; fee Introduction to Music: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W;fee; adm req: h s or equiv History of Music: Sept-Jan, W; fee; adm req:h s or equiv See also YELLOW PAGES

30 APPRECIATION (Cont. ) YMCA (Downtown Branch) Enjoying the Symphony: Oct-Jan, one eve wkly, 8 wks, fee

BAND INSTRUCTION East Providence Adult Education Community Band: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee

INSTRUMENT CLASSES* Barrington College Piano or Organ: Sept-Dec,2eb-May, time arranged; fee Cranston Adult Education Organ Playing for Pleasure: Sopt-Jan,Jan-Apr, T; fee Piano Playing for Pleasure: Sept-Jan,Jan-Apr, M; fee East Providence Adult Education Fun at the Organ: Sept-Jan, Feb-May,M T; fee Johnston Adult Evening Echool Fun at the Organ: Feb-Apr, W; fee Lincoln Adult School Guitar, I and II: Jan-Apr, I, W; II, M;fee Pawtucket Evening High School Organ Playing for Pleasure: Sept-Dec,Jan-Mar, M W; fee Rhode Island Conservatory of Music Musical Instrument Classes (except harp): Sept-Jan, Feb-june; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Folk Guitar Styles: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T; fee Fun at the Organ: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, W Th; fee YWCA (Downtown Branch) Folk and Classical Guitar: beg Sept, IVI; fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Folk and Classical Guitar: M, 8 sessions; fee

MUSIC THEORY Rhode Island Conservatory of Music: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, dys or eves,fee

ORCHESTRA Barrington College Orchestra: Oct-Nov, Mar-Apr, IVi ;fee Warwick Adult Education Warwick Civic Orchestra: Sept-Jan,one eve wkly

SINGING* Barrington College Oratorio Chorus: Sept-Dec, Feb-Mar, T; fee; adm req: audition, inter- Voice: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, time arranged; fee view Brown University Extension Singing and Voice Building: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, hfee 2ast Providence Adult Education Community Chorus: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee

Cee also YELLOW PAGES 31 SINGING (Cont. ) Providence JewishCommunity Center Jewish Choral Society:yrly, M; fee fornon-members Rhode Island Conservatoryof Music Dinging: Sept-Jan,Feb-June, dys or eves;fee See also CULTURALRESOURCES AND EVENTS SPEECH AND THEATRE 0

SPEECH Brown UniversityExtension Public Speaking:Sept-Dec, Feb-May,T; fee Bryant College EveningDivision Public Speaking: Sept-Jan,W; fee Advanced Public Speaking:Feb-June, W; fee East ProvidenceAdult Education Public Speaking: Sept-Jan,Feb-June, T; fee Johnston Adult EveningSchool Public Speaking:Feb-Apr, M; fee Lincoln Adult School Oral Communications-PublicSpeaking: Jan-Apr,W; fee Pawtucket Evening HighSchool Speaking in Public:Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar,M; fee Department--E W FlynnCommunity School Providence School M W; Public Speaking andParliamentary Procedure:Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Salve Regina College res of area Introduction to SpeechCorrection: Oct-Jan,T; fee University of RhodeIsland ExtensionDivision Fundamentals of OralCommunication: Sept-Jan,Feb-May, W; fee adm req: h s or equiv Group Discussion:Feb-May, M; fee;adm req: permission Parliamentary Procedure:Feb-May, T; fee Principles of Voice andDiction: Feb-May,W; fet.; adm req:permission Public Opeaking:Sept-Jan, W; fee;adm req: permission YMCA (DowntownBranch) Effective PublicSpeaking: beg Oct, Jan,Apr, T, 8 wks; fee Voice and Diction:beg Oct, Jan, Apr,T, 8 wks; fee YWCA (DowntownBranch) Parliamentary Procedure:Th, 8 sessions;fee

THEATRE* Brown UniversityExtension Acting: Sept-Dec,Feb-May, Th; fee Elmwood Public Library Dramatics DiscussionGroup: yrly, 2nd4th Th Providence CollegeExtension Division Contemporary Drama:Sept-Jan, Feb-June,M; fee Laboratory Workshop inthe Theatre:Sept-Jan, Feb-June,T; fee

* See also YELLOWPAGES 32 Rhode Island Conervatory of Music Drma--Basic Technique--PlaysMusical Comedy: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee Salve Regina College Contemporary Drama: beg Jan, W 41 fee University of Rhode Island Extension Acting: Feb-May, W; fee History of the Theatre:Sept-Jan, W; fee; adm req: permission Introduction to the Theatre: Feb-May, M; fee; adm req: h s orequiv Modern American Drama: Feb-May, T; fee; adm req: permission A Survey of English Drama: Sept-Jan, W; fee; prerequisites YMCA (Downtown Branch) Acting Techniques: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, W, 8 wks; fee Introduction to the Theatre: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, W, 8 wks; fee Modern Drama: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T; fee Sea also CULTURAL RESOURCES AND EVENTS, Lectures and Films

49, BUISDITIESS

ACCC,ONTING Brown University Extension Accounting Principles and Control: Feb-May, M; fee Cost Accounting: Principles and ManagerialApplications:Sept-Jan, T;fee Bryant College Evening Division Advanced Accounting Problems: even yrs, Feb-June,M, odd yrs, Feb- June, W; fee; prerequisites Credits and Collections, Advanced: even yrs,Feb-June, T; fee; prereqs. Federal Income Tax I: Sept-Jan, T Th; fee Federal Income Tax II: Feb-June, T; fee;prerequisites Federal Tax Procedure: Feb-June, Th; fee;prerequisites Fundamental Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M VT;fee Fundamental Estate Planning. I: Sept-Jan, M; fee Fundamental Estate Planning II: odd yrs, Feb-June,M; fee; prereqs. Intermediate Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,MW; fee; prerequisites Introduction to Auditing: Sept-Jan Feb-JuneM W; fee; prerequisites Municipal Accounting: odd yrs,Sept-Jan, W; fee; prerequisites Partnership and Corporation Accounting: Sept-Jan,Feb-June, W; fee; prerequisites Principles of Credits and Collections: odd yrs,Sept-Jan, one eve wkly;fee Specialty Accounting: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, M; even yrs,Sept-Jan, VT; fee; prerequisites System Design and Installation: Sept-Jan, VT,Feb-June, M;fee;prereqs. Fletcher Preparatory School Accounting: dys eves; fee Iiubbard Bilsiness School Corporation Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,M Th; fee Cost Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, MTh; fee Federal Income Tax: Sept-Jan Feb-JuneM Th; fee Partnership Accounting:Sept:Jan, Feb-june, r'.'h; fee Payroll: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M Th; fee Proprietorship Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,ita Th; fee Johnson and Wales Junior College of Business Advanced Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June two eveswkly; fee; prereq Auditing: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, two eves4.1y;fee; prereq Corporation Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, two eveswkly; fee; prereq Cost Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, two eveswkly; fee; prereq Income Tax Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, two eveswkly; fee Introductory Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,two eves wkly; fee Partnership Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, two eveswkly; fee ; prereq Payroll Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one evewkly; fee; prereq Uncoln Adult School Your Income Tax: Jan-Apr, td; fee Pawtucket Evening :Eigh School Income Tax Reporting: Jan-Mar M; fee

35 Providence College Extension Division Accotinting: Feb-June, Th;, fee Cost Accounting: Sept-Jan Feb-June, Th; fee Federal Income Tax:Sept2Jan,Feb-June, T; fee Quantitative Analysis for Business Decisions: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T;fee Rhode Island Junior College Accounting Program (AS): two yrs beg Sept, dys; fee; h s 0:11' equiy Roger Williams College Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-june, one eve wkly; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Accounting Policy Formulation: Feb-May, T; fee; permission Controllership: Sept-Jan, M; fee; permission Cost Procedures and Control: Sept-Jan, M; fee; permission Current Accounting and Practice: Feb-May, T; fee; permission Elementary Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W F; fee;h s or equiv Managerial Accounting: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M Th; fee; prerequisites Managerial Accounting 301: T; fee; permission Warwick Adult Education You and Your Income Tax: Feb-May, W YMCA(Downtown Branch) Your Federal Income Tax: Jan-Mar, T ; fee See also Economics

ADVETICTISING Brom Jniversity Extension Advertising Techniques: Sept-Dec, T; fee Bryant College Evening Division Advertising Media: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, Th; fee Advertising Problems: even yrs, Feb-June, Th; fee Principles of Advertising I: even yrs, Sept-Jan, Th; fee Principles of Advertising II: odd yrs, Feb-June, Th; fee Johnson and r'ales Junior College of Business Advertising t Salesmanship; Sept-Jan, Feb-June, two eves wkly; fee Jniversity of :Rhode Island Extension Division Principles of Advertising: Sept-Jan, M; fee; adm req: h s or equiv See also GroupsClubsOrganizations; Lectures & Films; Marketing AUTOMATION, BUSINESS * Brown ..oniversity Extension Data Processing: Sept-Jan, Feb-lilay, W; fee Bryant College Evening Division Introduction to Data Processing: even yrs, Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Computer Applications: even yrs, Feb-June, Th; fee; prerequisites Programming: even yrs, Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee; prerequisites Comptometer School IBM Xeypunch: dys or two eves wkly, beg every M; fee Cranston Adult Education Program Data Processing: Sept-jan, Jan-Apr, M T; fee *See ADDENDA 36 East Providence Adult Education Introduction to Data Processing: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee Electronic Computer Programming Institute IBM, 1431, 360 Computer Programming: offeredevery 8 wks,5 dys wkly for 13 wks, or all day S or 2 eves wkly for 8 1/2 mos; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Johnson and Wales Junior College of Business Automation Theory: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, twoeves wkly; fee IBM Data Processing and Computer Programming: twoeves wkly, 30 wks; fee IBM Keypunch Operation: twoeves wkly, 10 wks; fee Lincoln Adult School Computers and Logic: Jan-Apr, M; fee MDTA --Rhode Island Department of E mployment Security Programmer: see Training Modern PBX and Business School IBM Neypunch Training: five aftns wkly, 10 wks, threeeves wkly, 16 wks; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Pawtucket Evening High School Data Processing Fundamentals: Oct-Dec, Jan=Mar, M; fee Plus School of Business Business Programming-I401 Series: beg Jan, Apr, June, Sept, dys,eves wkly, 15 wks; fee; admreq: h s or equiv Business Programming-360 Series: beg Jan, Apr, June, Sept, dys,eves wkly, 15 wks; fee; adm req: h s or equiv IBM Keypunch Operation: beg Jan, days,eves wkly, 20 wks; fee; adm req: h s or equiv IBM Magnetic Tape Selectric-Typewriter Course: beg Jan, June, Sept, M W, 15 wks; fee; adm req: h s or equiv IBM Punched Card Data Processing: beg Jan, Apr, June, Sept, twoeves wkly, 15 wks; fee; adm req: h s or equiv NCR Encoder: beg Jan, June, Sept, twoeves wkly; fee; adm req: hs or equ Providence College Extension Division Introduction to Data Processing: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee Cobol Problems: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Elements of Computer Assisted Instruction: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee Fortran: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Numerical Tool Control Concepts: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee Programming Techniques for Tape and Disk Systems: Sept-Jan, Feb- June, M w; fee Systems Toncots:Sept-Jan, Feb-June Th; fee Techniques of Systems Analysis and Vesign for Electronic Data Process- ing: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee 1401 Computer System (Data Processing and Programming): Sept-Jan, Feb-June, iNA W; fee; prerequisites Providence School Department --Central Evening High School Lath, Processing: Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W; fee fornon-residents Rhode Island Junior College Data :?rocessing-Advanced Wiring-Unit Record: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee Data Processing Program (Diploma): 2 yrs beg Sept; dys; fee; hs or equiv 37 AUTOMATION, BUSINESS(Cont. ) Instrumentation Program (Diploma): 2yrs beg Sept; dys; fee;h s or equiv Introduction to Data Processing:Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Introduction to Programming (Computer):Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee University of Rhode Island ExtensionDivision Electronic Data ProcessingSystems: Sept-Jan, 1?eb-May, '2; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Introduction to Business Data Processing:Feb-May, W; fee Warwick Adult Education IBM Data Processing (Introduction):Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee IBM Processing (Advanced):Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee Introduction to Computers: Sept-Jan,one eve wkly; fee BOOKKEEPING Cranston Adult Education Program Bookkeeping: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr,M T; fee East Providence Adult Education Elementary Bookkeeping: Oct-Dec,Jan-Mar, T; fee Johnston Adult Evening School Bookkeeping: Feb-Apr, (Beginning) M;(Continuation) W; fee Lincoln Adult School Bookkeeping I and II: Jan-Apr, M; fee Pawtucket Evening High School Bookkeeping I and II: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar,M W; fee Providence School DepartmentCentralEvening High School Basic and Advanced Bookkeeping:Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W; fee non-res Warwick Adult Education Elementary Bookkeeping: Sept-Jan, Feb-May,T; fee Continuation Bookkeeping: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T;fee BUSINESS MACHINES OPERATION Bryant College Evening Division Machine Transcription: Feb-June, T; fee Office Machines: Sept-Jan, T; fee Comptometer School Comptometer Course: begevery M, dys or 2 eves wkly; fee Cranston Adult Education Program Business Machines: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee East Proyidence Adult Education Business Machines: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M T; fee Hubbard Business School Calculating Machines--Adding: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,summers, M Th; fee Calculating Machines--Rotary Type Calculators: Sept-Jan,Feb-June, summers, M Th; fee Calculating Machines--Keydrive Calculators: Sept-Jan,Feb-June, summers, M Th; fee Johnston Adult Evening School Office Machines: Feb-Apr, W; fee Lincoln Adult School Office Machines: Jan-Apr, W; fee

38 BUSINESS MACHINESOPERATION (Cont. ) Modern PBX and BusinessSchool Business Machines: 5 aftnswkly for 10 wks or 3eves wkly for 16 wks; fee; adrnreq: h s or equiv . 'transcribing Machine Course: 5 aftns wkly for 3 wksor 2 eves wkly for 6 wks; fee; admreq: h s or equiv Pawtucket Evening High School Office Machines: Oct-Dec,Jan-Mar, M W; fee Providence School DepartmentCentralEvening High School Calculating Machines: Sept-Dec,Jan-Apr, M W; fee non-res Providence School Department--CommunitySchools Business Machines: Sept-Jan,Feb-June; adm req:res of area Lippitt Hill CommunitySchool: W 0 H Perry CommunitySchool: M W Warwick Adult Education Business Machines: Sept-Jan,Feb-May, T; fee FILING Johnson and Wales Junior Collegeof Business Filing: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,one eve wkly; fee Modern PBX and Business School Progressive Filing: 5 aftns wkly for 10wks, 3 eves wkly for 16 wks; fee; adm req: hs or equiv Pawtucket Evening High School Filing: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M; fee FOOD DISTRIBUTION University of Rhode Island Extension Division Food Buying for Consumers: Sept-Jan,T; fee Food Distribution Certificate Program: 4courses; fee; adm req: persons who work in retail food stores, food distribution Food Service Sanitation: Feb-May, T; fee Fundamentals of Motel and Restaurant Food Service Management: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; admreq: permission Retail Food Store Management: Sept-Jan, Feb-May,M; fee; adm req: h s or equiv

INSURANCE Bryant College Evening Division Principles of InsuranceAn Introductory Course: Sept-Jan, M; Feb-June, T; fee Analysis of Insurance Functions--CPCU: Sept-June, Th; fee; adm req: h s equiv or ins experience Lincoln Adult School Insurance (Technical training): Jan-Apr, M; fee University of Rhode Island 3xtension Division Automobile Insurance: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee Casualty Insurance and Surety: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee Fire and Marine Insurance: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee General Principles and Practices of Insurance: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee; adm req: h s or equiv INSURANCE (Cont. ) Insurance Certificate Program: 5 courses; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Life InsuranceCLU(Parts I-V): Oct-June, M T Th; fee; h s or equiv Life InsuranceLUTC (Parts I, II): Oct-June, W; fee; adm req:licensed ins agent Workmees Compensation and Disability Insurance: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, Th; fee Insurance Institute: June, 4 wks, dly 7 hrs; fee; adm req: h s or equiv

See also Law, Business

45 TYPEWRITING Bryant College Evening Division Typewriting Review: Sept-Jan,. Feb-June, Th; fee;prerequisites Typewriting-Advanced: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee Comptometer School Typing: beg every Ni, dys or 2 eves wkly; fee Cranston Adult Education Typewriting (Personal, Business): Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, MT; fee Typewriting (Business-Continued): Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M;fee East Providence Adult Education Typewriting (Beginning, Continued, Advanced): Sept-Jan,Feb-June, M T; fee Fletcher Preparatory School Beginning and Brush-up Typing: dys eves; fee Hubbard Business School Typing (Beginning, Personal): Sept-Jan, Feb-June, MTh; fee Typing (Personal): summers, M Th; fee Johnson and Wales Junior College of Business Typewriting (Beginning, Intermediate,Advanced): 2 eves wkly, 8 wks, 4 times a yr; S 9-11, 12 wks; fee Johnston Adult Evening School Typewriting: Feb-Apr, (Beginning) M W,(Advanced) M; fee Lincoln Adult School Typing I (Beginners-Refresher), II (Continuation):Jan-Apr, I, W; II, M; fee MDTA--Rhode Island Department of Employment Security Clerk-Typist: see Training Modern PBX and Business School Typewriting Course: 2 aftns wkly, 16 wks;2 eves wkly, 32 wks; fee Pawtucket Evening High School Typewriting (Beginning, Advanced): Oct-Dec,Jan-Mar, M W; fee Providence School Department--Central EveningHigh School Typing (Basic, Advanced): Sept-Dee,Jan-Apr, M W; fee non-res Providence School Department--CommunitySchools Typing: Sept-Jan, Feb-June; adm req: res of area Bridgham Community School: MT WF Camden Avenue Community School: T W E W Flynn Community School: M T W Th Fox Point Community School: T Th F Gilbert Stuart Community School: M W Joslin Community School: T Th Lippitt Hill Community School: W F 0 1H Perry Community School: T W Sweeney School Typewriting Course: beg mthly, dys orM Th eves; fee Warwick Adult Education Typewriting (Personal, Intermediate,Advanced): Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M;fee YWCA (Prov, Pawt-CF) Typing: beg Sept, S 1, 6 sessions;fee

46 ENGIINIEE :?IlltgG TECIIINOLOGiAMID) rie;:ADES

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING AND TRADES

FLYING Copters Unlimite4, Inc. Helicopter Flight Training (Prim, Comm,Instruni ):yrly; fee; adm req: Licensed pilot Lincoln Adult School Ground School-Flying: Jan-Apr, W; fee North Central Airways Commercial Pilot Courses: yrly, by appt; fee Flight Instructor Course: yrly, by appt; fee Instrument Course: yrly, by appt; fee Multi Engine Course: yrly, by appt; fee Private Pilot Course: yrly, by appt; fee R. I. Coastal Airways, Inc. Ground School Classes: beg Sept; fee See also Apprenticeship, GroupsClubs and Organizations

AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING AND TRADES

AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS Cranston Adult Education Automobile Mechanics: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee East Providence Adult Education General Automotive Mechanics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee Lincoln Adult School Automotive Mechanics for Women: Jan-Apr, W; fee MDTA--Rhode Island Department of Employment Security Auto Body Repairman: see Training Auto Mechanic: see Training Progress for Providence--South Providence Drop-in-Center Auto Mechanics: yrly, M-F 3; adm req: upon req Rhode Island Trade Shops School Automotive Mechanics: beg Sept, Jan, July, M-F; fee Automatic Transmissions: beg mthly, one eve wkly or S morn, 40 wks,f Automotive Tune-up: beg mthly, one eve wkly or S morn, 40 wks; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Know Your Automobile: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T; fee See also Training, Apprenticeship, Upgrading

47 CIVIL ENGINEERING

CIVIL ENGINEERING University of Rhode Island Extension Division - : Critical Path Scheduling: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Mechanics of Materials: Sept-Jan, Feb!TMay; TN fee; prereq0sites

COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING AND TRADES

COMMUNIC ATIONS Lincoln Adult School Radio and TV Circuitry: Jan-Apr, W; fee New England Technical Institute of Rhode Island Communications License Preparation: beg Sept, Mar, 2 eveswicly or S morns; fee Rhode Island Radio & Electronics School Radio and Television Servicing Courses: beg Sept, Mar, M F;fee.. Rhode Island School of Broadcasting Broadcasting, FCC 3rd Class License Preparation: one eve'wkly,l6ithks;fee adm req: 16 yrs min See also Training,ApprentiCeship, Upgrading

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND TRADES

ELECTRICAL DRAFTING New England TechniCal Institute of Rhode Island Electrical Drafting: beg Sept, Mar, 2 eves wkly or S morns; 65 wks; fee See also Electronics ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, GENERAL Brown University Extension Power Distribution Theory (sponsored by Providence section, Institution of Electkical and Electronic Engineers): 10 wks, beg Feb, T; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Introduction-ft, Electrical Engineering: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; prereq Linear Systems and Circuit Theory: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M W; fee; prereq

ELECTRICITY Cranston Adult Education Electricity: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, one eve wkly; fee Home Appliance School Maintenance and Repair of Home Appliances: Sept-Jan, Feb-May; major appliances, M W eves or S all day; small appliances, T F eves; 14 wks;fee New England Technical Institute of Rhode Island Essentials of Electrical Theory and Maintenance: beg Sept, Mar, two eves wkly or S morns; fee Providence School Department--E W Flynn Community School Basic Electricity: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M W 48 ELECTRICITY (Cont. ) Rhode Island Junior College Adult VocationalEducation Electronics, Semi-Conductors, Transistor Circuits,Advanced Transistor Circuits: beg Sept; fee Roger Williams College Direct Current Circuits: Sept-Jan,one eve wkly; fee Vocational Technical School of Rhode Island Electrical Inspection: Sept-May, 2eves wkly See also Apprenticeship, Upgrading

ELECTRONICS Cranston Adult Education Electronics: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee New England Technical Institute of Rh Ode Island Electronic Drafting: beg Sept, Mar, 2 eves wkly or S morns; 65 wks; fee Electronic Technology: beg Sept, Mar, dly 8-2; 2yrs; fee Electronics Applied to Industry: beg Sept, Mar,. 2eves wkly or S morns; one yr* fee Radio ElectronicTelevisionServicing: beg Jan, June, 2 eves wkly or S morns;one yr; fee Rhode Island Junior College Electronic Technology Program (AS): 2 yrs beg Sept, dys; fee;. adzn req: h s or equiv 'Electronics-Advanced Transistor Circuits; Feb-June, M;. fee Electronics-Semi-conductors: Feb-June, M; fee Electronics-Transistor Circuits: Feb-June Th; fee Industrial Electronics Program (Diploma): 3 yrs beg:Sept, dys, fee; adm req: h s or equiv Rhode Island Radio and Electronics School Technician: beg Sept, Mar, dys, eves M W F; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Servicing: beg Sept, Mar, 2 eves wkly; fee Roger Williams College Electronics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Electronics: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T in Prov; Th in Kingston (Lab); fee; prerequisites Electronics Certificate Program: 5 courses, Electrical Eng and rel subjects, 3 yrs, 2 eves wkly; fee; adm req: h s with 2 yrs coil prep .math See also Apprenticeship

ENGINEERING--GENERAL ENGINEERING--GENERAL Rhode Island Junior College AS Program: 2 yrs beg Sept, dys; fee; adm req: hs or equiv Rhode Island School of Design Extension Statics and Dynamics: Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee; prerequisites 49 ENGINEERINGGENERAL (Cont, ) Roger Williams College AS Program: available ineves; info upon req Dynamics: Sept-Jan, oneeve wkly; fee Statics: Sept-Jan, one eve wkly; fee Thermodynamics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,one eve wkly; fee University of Rhode Island FaU a Division Dynamics: Feb-May, M; prerequisites Engineering Science Review: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; adm req: upon req Statics: Sept-Jan, M; fee; prerequisites

SURVEYING Roger Williams College: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, S morns; fee

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND TRADES

MACHINE DESIGN New England Technical Institute of Rhode Island Machine and Tool Design Drafting: beg Sept, Mar, 2 eves wkly or S morns; 65 wks; fee Sheet Metal and Piping Drafting: beg Sept, Mar, 2 eves wkly or S morns; 65 wks; fee Rhode Island School of Design Extension Analytical Machine Design: one yr, Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee; prereq Jig, Fixture and Tool Design: 2 yrs, Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, T Th;fee; prereq Machine Design I & II: 4 yrs, Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, T Th; fee;prerequisites Sheet Metal Pattern Layout: 2 yrs, Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee Roger Williams College Machine Design: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee

MACHINE PROCESS Rhode Island Junior College Machine Process (Diploma): 2 yrs beg Sept, dys; fee; adm req:hs or equiv

MACHINE SHOP Cranston Adult Education: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee East Providence Adult Education: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T;fee Johnston Adult Evening School: Feb-Apr, M; fee Lincoln Adult School Machine Shop Measurement: Jan-Apr, W; fee Providence School DepartmentCentral Evening High School:Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W; fee non-res Rhode Island School of Design Extension: 2 yrs, Oct-Jan,Jan-Apr, T Th;fee See also Upgrading

50 MECHANICAL DRAWING AND DESIGN Cranston Adult Education Mechanical Drawing and Blueprint :Reading: Sept-Jan, Jan-r, M;,fee Lincoln Adult School Rime Print Reading & Sketching: Jan-Apr, M; fee Mechanical Drawing: Jan-Apr, W; fee 1ViDTA--Rhode Island Department of Employment Security Mechanical Draftsman: see Training New England Technical Institute of Rhode Island Detail Drafting: beg Sept, Mar, dly 8-2; fee Providence School Department-Central Evening High School Mechanical Drawing: Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W; fee non-res Rhode Island Junior College Mechanical Design Program (Diploma): 2 yrs, beg Sept, dys; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Rhode Island School of Design Extension Engineering Drawing: 3 yrs, Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, M T; fee Roger Williams College Engineering Graphics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee Mechanisms and Machine Drawing: Sept-Jan, one eve wkly;fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Design of Machine Elements: Feb-May, W; fee; adm req: upon req Engineering Graphics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Basic, Advanced Th; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Warwick Adult Education Drafting and Blueprint Reading: Sept-Jan, Feb-hMay, M; fee See also Architectural Drawing and Design

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, GENERAL Rhode Island Junior College Mechanical Technology Program (AS): 2 yrs beg Sept,. dys; ee;

adm h 's or equiv ". . University of Rhode Island.Extension Division :Kinematics: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, ..T; fee; prerequisites Mechanical Engineering Certificate Program: 12 courses,background in Eng, 3 1/2 yrs; fee; adin req: h s grad with 2 yrscoll. Prep Math

METALLURGY Brown University Extension Fundamentals of Physical Metallurgy: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, M; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division , Physical Metallurgy (in-Service): Feb-May, 12 wks, Th; fee

OIL BURNERS New England Technical Institute of Rhode Island Automatic Oil Heating Technician: beg Sept, Mar, dly 8-2; fee Oil Burners Installation and Servicing: beg Sept, Mar, 2 eves wkly or S morns; fee See also Apprenticeship 51 SMAAIL ENGINE SERVICING East Providence Adult Education Outboard Motor and Lawn Mower Repair and Maintenance: Sept-Jan, Tgee Lincoln Adult School Outboard Motor Repair and Reconditioning: Jan-Apr, W; fee MDTA--Rhode Island Department of Employment Security Small Gasoline Engine Repairman: See Training New England Technical Institute of Rhode Island Small Engine Servicing: beg Sept, Mar, 2 eves wkly or S morns; fee Warwick Adult Education Outboard Motors and Lawn Mowers: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee See also Apprenticeship

WELDING American Welding Society Material Joining-Welding and Brazing: lectures, Sept-Dec;fee; classes held a R. I. Junior College Parker School of Technical Welding Air Craft Welding:. dly, or M Th eves or S morn,200 hrs; fee Brazing and Silver Brazing: dly, or M Th eves orS morn, .50 hrs; fee Electric Pipe Welding: dly, or M Th eve or S morn,220 hrs; fee Heavy Duty Electric Welding: dly, or M Th eves orS morn, 200 hrs; fee Oxy-Acetylene Burning and Welding: dly, or yi Th eve or. S morn,220 hrs;fee See also Apprenticeship, Upgrading

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING AND TRADES

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING AND DESIGN East Providence Adult Education Architectural Drafting and Blueprint Reading: Sept-Jan,Feb-June, M; fee New England Technitcal Institute of RhodeIsland Architectural Drawing: b"eg Sept, 'Mae, 2 eves- wkiy or C. motne, 5wks;fee- Rhode Island School of Design Extension Architectural Drafting: Oct.,Jan, tranwApr, T. Tho 4 yrs; fee; prdreq See also Mechanical Drawingand Design

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Rhode Island School of Design Extension Elements of Construction: Oet-Jan, JampApr), T Th) one yr1 fee Estimating for General Contract Trades: Ottlwelan, 3an4pApr, T Th, -one yr; fee; prerequisites

52 REFRI GERATION AND AIRCONDITIONING New England Technical Institute of Rhode Island Airconditioning--Refrigeration Servicing:beg Sept, Mar, 2 eves wkly or S morns; baleyr; fee Airconditioning--Refrigeration Technician:beg Sept, Mar, dly 8-2; one yr; fee STRUCTURAL DESIGN New England Technical Institute of Rhode Island Design Drafting: beg Sept, Mai, dip 8-21 2 'yrs; fee Structural Drafting: beg Sept, Mar, 2 eVes wklyor S motns, 65Wrtiffee

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HEALTH BLIND Rhode Island Association for the Blind (and Low. Visioned) Industrial Workshop Training (individualized): M-F, 9-5 Mobility and Orientation (individualized): M-:ei 9-5

DRUGS WSBE-Channel 3b Medicated Society: beg Sept, Th

HANDICAPPED Providence College Extension Division Psychology of Speech and Hearing for the Handicapped: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee

HEARING* Providence College Extension Division Psychology of Speech and Hearing for the Handicapped: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee

HEART DISEASE Rhode Island Heart Association Films and Lectures available to any club, organization, orinformal group Home Visitor Training Program: given upon req See also Lectures and Films, GUIDANCE SERVICES

MEDICAL Brown University Extension Medical Terminology: Feb-May, VI; fee Johnson and Wales Junior College of Business Medical Dictation: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, 2 eves wkly; fee Rhode Island Junior College Adult Vocational Education Medical Record Theory: beg wk of Sept 18; fee Medical Terminology: Feb-June, M; fee

MENTAL HEALTH Barrington College Mental Health: Sept-Dec, M Th; fee; adm req: h s grad Rhode Island Congress of Parents and Teachers Workshop on Emotional Health: Oct Rhode Island Junior College Mental Health Technician: two yrs beg Sept, dys; fee; adm req: upon req

NURSING, HOME American National Red Cross, Providence Chapter Care of the Sick and Injured: Sept-Jan, Feb-June Instructor Training Courses: Sept-Jan, Feb-June

*See also YELLOW PAGES 54 NUTRITION Dairy Council of Southeastern New England Programs on Family Feeding and Weight Control: given upon reqof group: University of Rhode Island--Cooperative Extension Service Nutrition Education: yrly, to groups or individuals upon req

PERSONAL HYGIENE Progress for Providence-Olneyville and Camp StreetDrop-in-Centers Charm and Personal Hygiene: yrly, M-F 3; adm req: res of area See also Personality Development

PHARMACY Roger Williams General Hospital Pharmacy Technician: open as needed; adm req: h sgrad University of Rhode Island Extension Division Advanced Pharmacology and Techniques: Feb-May, T;fee Advanced Physical Pharmacy: Sept-Jan, T; fee;adm req: permission Manufacturing Pharmacy: Sept-Jan, W; fee;adm req: permission

SMOKING AND HEALTH Rhode Island Congress of Parents and Teachers Workshop on Smoking and Health: Oct; fee

HOSPITAL PERSONNEL

CYTO TECHNOLOGIST Our Lady of Fatima Hospital: July, Sept;adm req: 2 yrs coll

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY Roger Williams General Hospital: dys;adm req: h s grad

INHALATION THERAPIST needed; stipends; adm req: hs Roger Williams General Hospital: open as grad LABORATORY ASSISTANT MDTA--Rhode Island Department ofEmployment Security Medical Laboratory Assistant: see Training Rhode Island Hospital Certified Laboratory Assistant(Diploma): beg Sept, dys, one yr; fee; adm req: h s or equiv

LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Roger Williams General Hospital: open asneeded; adm req: h s grad

MAID, HOSPITAL MDTA--Rhode Island Department of EmploymentSecurity: see Training

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST Rhode Island Hospital School of MedicalTechnology: yrly, beg July; upon 'sec Saint Joseph's Hospital School of MedicalTechnology: yrly, beg July,Sept.

55 NURSE, AIDE Hattie Ide Chaffee Nursing Home and Health Havens Nursing Home, Co-sponsors: beg Mar, 8 wks MDTA--Rhode Island Department of Employment Security: see Training Rhode Island Hospital: as needed, dys eves, 5 wks; adm req: 18 to 55 yrs of age, h s or equiv NURSE, PRACTICAL Our Lady of Fatima Hospital School of Practical Nursing: full time yrly, beg Sept; fee; adm req: h s or equiv, women 17-45 yrs of age Rhode Island School of Practical Nursing: dys beg Sept, Feb; fee; adm req: h s or equiv, ages 17-55, male and female NURSE, REGISTERED Rhode Island Hospital School of Nursing: 33 mos; fee; adm req: upon req Roger Williams General Hospital: beg Sept, 33 mos; fee; adm req: upon req Saint Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing: beg Sept, 33 mos; fee; adaornehq

ORTHOPEDIC APPLI ANCE BRACEMAXER Rhode Island Hospital: 4-yr program, beg any time; adm req: h s or equiv

PHYSICAL MEDICINE AIDE Roger Williams General Hospital: dys; adm req: h s grad

RED CROSS VOLUNTEER TRAINING American Red Cross, Providence Chapter: upon req

SURGICAL TECHNICIAN Rhode Island Hospital: beg Sept, 36 wks; adm req: h s or equiv, must be 5'2" or over Roger Williams General Hospital: open as needed; adm req: h s grad

VENTILATORY CARE (THERAPY) Rhode Island Junior College: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee

X-RAY TECHNICIAN Our Lady of Fatima Hospital: beg July, 2 yrs; fee; adm req: women, hs or equiv Rhode Island Hospital: 2 yrs; adm req: 18-30, h s or equiv Saint Joseph's Hospital: beg June, 2 yrs; fee; adm req: h s or equiv

56 CIVIL DEFENSE Rhode Island State Department of Education-Division of Adult Education Education for Survival: offered periodically for 6 wks during yr; given on req of 15 persons or more Radiological Monitoring Course: offered periodically for 6 wks during yr; given on req of 15 persons or more University of Rhode Island Extension Division Institutes and Special Programs in Cooperation with Rhode Island State Council of Defense Civil Defense Training Program: yrly, arranged times; 2 phases 1) Conference for orientation of ed, gov, and civic organizations on national, state and municipal civil defense policiesand programs 2) Shelter Management course to train other individuals for various shelter facilities in R. I.

FIRST AID American Red Cross, Providence Chapter: Sept-Jan, Feb-June East Providence Adult Education: Feb-June, T; fee s Nickerson Settlement House: Oct 1-May 15, one eve wkly

INDUSTRIAL SAFETY Brown University Extension Industrial Accident Prevention: Sept-Dec, Feb-May M; fee Bryant College Evening Division Industrial Safety: even yrs, Sept-Jan, W; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Occupational Injury Prevention: Feb-May, W; fee Safety Institute: one day in Apr; fee

WATER SAFETY American National Red Cross Providence Chapter Lifesaving: dys eves YMCA (Downtown Branch) Life Saving for Men: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, 2 eves wkly;fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Senior Lifesaving: yrly, W, 10 wks; fee See also Swimming

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ANTIQUES YWCA (Pawt-CF) Collecting and Living with Antiques: T 15 sessions; fee

CAKE DECORATING Cranston Adult Education Cake Decorating: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M T; fee East Providence Adult Education Cake Decorating: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M T; fee Johnston Adult Evening School Cake Decorating: Feb-Apr, (Beginning) W, (Advanced) M;fee Lincoln Adult School Cake Decorating: Jan-Apr, M, fee Providence School Department-Community Schools Cake Decorating: Sept-Jan, Feb-June; adm req: res of area Bridgham Community School: M T W Fox Point Community School; M T W Warwick Adult Education Cake Decorating: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, one eve wkly;fee YWCA (Downtown Branch) Cake Decorating: beg Sept, T W dys or eves, 10 sessions;fee Cake Decorating (Expert): Apr-June, 8 sessions;fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Cake Decoration: M W Th, 10 sessions; fee

CHILD CARE American Red Cross, Providence Chapter Mother and Baby Care: Sept-Jan, Feb-June Providence Public Library-South Providence Branch Mother's Round Table: yrly, T 10:30; adm req: mothers ofchildren attending Pre -School Story Hour Providence Public Library-Wanskuck Branch Training for Baby-Sitters: yrly, M 2 Rhode Island Congress of Parents and Teachers Workshop on Pre-School Children: spring,winter, S 9-4; fee for lunch Rhode Island Junior College Child Care Technician: beg Sept, dysi.2,yrs;fee, adm req: h s or equiv St. Joseph's Hospital Expectant Parents Education: yrly, wkly, 8 wks, W University of Rhode IslandCooperative Extension Service Parent Education: yrly, to groups or individuals upon req

58 COOKING, HOUSEHOLD* Nickerson Settlement House Cooking: Oct 1-May 15,one eve wkly; fee Providence Gas Company, Home Service Department Cooking is Fun- an Introductory Course: beg every 4 wks, M YWCA (Downtown Branch) Basic Cooking: beg Sept, Th, 6 sessions; fee Gourmet Cooking: beg Sept, M, 5 sessions; fee Party Table: beg Sept, T, 6 sessions; fee, World Wide Cooking: beg Sept, W, 6 sessions; fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Gourmet Cooking: M, 5 sessions; fee

HOMEMAKING AND MANAGEMENT Nickerson Settlement House Homemaking: Oct 1-May 15, one eve wkbr; free for mem Smith Hill Center Home Management: Sept-May, M; fee University of Rhode Island--Cooperative Extension Service Home Management: yrly, to groups or individualsupon 7.% e q

HOUSING AND HOME FURNISHINGS University of Rhode IslandCooperative Extension Service Housing and Home Furnishings: yrly, togroups or individuals upon req See also GUIDANCE SERVICES

KNITTING Lincoln Adult School Knit, Crochet, Crewel: Jan-Apr, M; fee Providence School DepartmentCommunity Schools Knitting: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, adm req: res of. area Bridgham Community School: M W Gilbert Stuart Community School: T Th MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY* Cranston Adult EducatiOn Family Life Education: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, T; fee Providence College Extension Division Marriage: Feb-June, W; fee Seminar on Family Relations: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee University Of Rhode Island Extension Division Family Life Education: Feb-May, W; fee Personal and Family Living: Feb-May, T; fee

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MILLINERY Cranston Adult Education Millinery: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr,T; fee East Providence AdultEducation Millinery: Feb-June, T; fee Lincoln Adult School Millinery: Jan-Apr, M; fee YMCA (Cranston) Millinery: beg Jan 8, W aftn;fee YWCA (Prov, Pawt-CF) Millinery: beg Sept, (Prov)Th, 8 sessions; Pawt-CF) M, 5sessionsgee PETS* Lincoln Adult School Dog Obedience: Jan-Apr,M; fee RUG WORK Smith Hill Center Rug Hooking and Braiding:Sept-May, F 9:30-12; fee YWCA (Downtown Branch) Hooked Rugs: beg Oct, T 10,5 sessions; fee Rug Braiding: beg Sept, Th,10 sessions; fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Rug Braiding: W, 10 sessions;fee SEWING* Cranston AdultEducation Clothing: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr,dys, eves T W; fee East Providence Adult Education Basic Patterns: Sept-JanFeb-June, M; fee Clothing Construction I andII: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee John Hope Settlement House Adult Sewing Class:Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M T;membership fee Johnston Adult Evening School Clothing: Feb-Apr, M W;fee Lincoln Adult School Sewing I (Beginners), II(Continuation): Jan-Apr, 1, M;II, W; fee Nickerson SettlementHouse Sewing: Oct 1-May 15,one eve wkly; fee Pawtucket Evening HighSchool Sewing (Beginningor Advanced): Oct-Dec, Jan-Marr, M W; fee Providence PublicLibrary--Wanskuck Branch Needlecraft Club: M 10:30;adm req: women in area Providence School DepartmentCentralEvening High School Clothing (Basic, Advanced):Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W; feenon-res

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60 SEWING (Cont. ) Providence School Department--Community Schools Sewing: Sept-Jan, Feb-June; adin req: res of area Bridgham Community School: MT. W Th EW Flynn Community School: M Th

Fox Point Community School: T W Th . Gilbert Stuart Community School: T W Th Jos lin Community School: T Th Lippitt.Hill. Community School: W F 0 H Perry Community School: M W Rhode Island School of Design Extension Apparel Design Draping: Oct-Jan, Jan7:Apr,., T Th, one 'yr; fee Garment Pattern Making: .Jan-Apr, .one yr; 'fee Smith Hill Center

Sewing: Sept-May, M Th 9:30; M T eve . University of Rhode Island--Cooperative Extension Service Clothing: yrly, to groupsor individuals upon req Warwick Adult Education Clothing (Beginning, Advanced): Sept-Jan, .Feb-May, T W; fee' YMCA (Cranston) Sewing-Dressmaking: beg Jan 8, T W morns; fee YWCA (Prov,. Pawt-CF) Dressmaking (Beginning, Advanced): beg Sept, dys eves, 8 sessions; fee Workshop in Dressmaking Accessories: -beg Sept, Th 10, 5 sessions; fee

SLIPCOVER AND. DRAPERY MAKING LIast Providence. Adult Education Slipcovers and Draperies:. Sept-Jan Feb-June; M; fee MDT A--Rhode Wand Department ofimploymentSecurity Slipcover Seamsiress: see Training Pawtucket Evening High School Draperies: OctrDec, Jan-Mar, W; fed Slipcovers: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M; fee YWCAa(Prov, 7Pawt7 CF) Draperies: beg Sept, M, Th (Pawt-CF), 8 sessions; fee Slipcovers:: beg pept, T aftn or eve,(Prov); T 10 (Pawt-CF), 8 sessionsgei UPHOLSTERY Warwick Adult Education: Sept-Jan, .Feb-May,' T; fee YWCA (Prov, Pawt-CF): beg Sept, T, 10 sessions; fee See also Apprenticeship, GUIDANCE SERVICES LADIGUJA.GZS AMID LITZ ILT1M1;:?'

ENGLISH

ENGLISH Cranston Adult Education English Refresher: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee Fletcher Preparatory School English Grammar Including Structural Linguistics: dys )eves; fee Hubbard Business School English-Fundamentals-Grammar-Work-Study-Punctuation: Sept Jan, Feb-June, M Th; fee Johnson and Wales Junior College of Business English 2600: beg Sept 18 and Dec 11, MW, 12 wks; fee English Grammar and Usage: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, 2 eves wkly;fee Johnston Adult Evening School English Refresher: Feb-Apr, M W; fee Lincoln Adult School English Refresher: Jan-Apr, W fee Modern PBX and Business School Business English: 3 aftns or eves'wkly for 7 wks;fee Pawtucket Evening High School Business English: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, W; fee English Grammar Review: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M W;fee Providence College Extension Division Effective Business English: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M;fee Language Arts: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee Providence School DepartmentCentral Evening HighSchool English, Jr High, 10th; llth,.12th grades: Sept-Dec,Jan-Apr, M W; fee non res Providence School DepartmentCommunity Schools See High School Equivalency Test Preparation Warwick Adult Education English Refresher: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee

WSBE-Channel 36 , , English Facti and Fancy (Linguistics): beg Sept, T Th 3 YMCA (Downtown Branch) Building Your Vocabulary: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T,8 wks; fee Using Correct English: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T,8 wks; fee See also Literature ENGLISH FOR FOREIGNERS Berlitz School of Languages English for Foreigners:yrly, dys eves; fee Brown University Extension English for Foreigners (Intermediate): Sept-Dec,Feb-May, W; fee International Institute English for Foreigners (Begkuning, Intermediate):yrly, eves and by appt; fee Lincoln Adult School English for New Americans: Jan-Apr, M; fee Providence School Department--Central High School English for Foreigners: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M-178:30 am;adm req:res of Prov See also ADULT BASICEDUCATION 62 JOURNALISM University of Rhode Island Extension Division Copy Editing: Feb-May, W; fee; adm req: .permission Introduction to Mass Communications: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, 1° ee, adm req: hs or equiv News Writing and Reporting: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee; adm req: hs or equiv , READING IMPROVEMENT Brown University Extension Improvement of Reading: Sept-Dec, .Feb4/1ay, .T; fee Bryant College Evening Division Reading Betterment Program: every Sept for 10 wks;: fee. Reading Improvement: Feb-June, T; fee Cranston Adult Education Reading Improvement: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, T; fee,-

East Providence Adult Education . Reading Improvement: Feb4une, T; fee Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics Institute Speed Reading Course: yrlyi -clys reves; fee Fletcher Preparatory School Developmental Reading: dys eves; fee Johnson and Wales Junior College of Business Reading Improvement: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee Johnston Adult Evening:School Reading Improvement:* Feb-Apr, M;. Tfee Pawtucket Evening High School Rapid Reading: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, ,W; fee Providence Public Library Reading Improvement: by individual appointment Rhode Island Reading Institute Basic Reading for Beginning Adult Readers: dYsayes; fee Rapid Reading for Advanced Readers: dys eves; fee Reading Improvement for Housewives: dys eves; fee University of Rhode Island ExtenSion bivision Reading Improvement: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee Warwick Adult Education Developmental Reading: 'Sept-Jan, FebiMay.W; fee See also ADULT BASIC EDUWION WRITING Brown University Extension Effective Writing: Sept-Dec, W; Feb-May, M; fee Science and Technical Writing: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, T; fee Bryant College Evening Division Business Communications: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee English Composition: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee Promotional Writing: even yrs, Feb-June Th; fee Report Writing: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee

63 WRITING (Cont. ) East Providence Adult Education Creative Writing: Feb-June, T; fee Hubbard Business School Business Correspondence: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M Th; fee Johnson and Wales Junior College of Business English Composition and Letter Writing: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, 2 eves wkly; fee Pawtucket Evening High School English Composition: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M W; fee Providence College Extension Division Composition: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Roger Williams College' Composition: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly,- fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Composition: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, .M T W. Th; fee; adm req:hs or equiv Creative Writing: Sept-Jan, M; fee; prerequisites Creative Writing, Advanced: Feb-May, I'M; fee ; prerequisites Literature and Composition: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M T W Th; fee; prereq WG2H-Channel 2 and Harvard University Extension Expository English: beg Oct 4, W See also Journalism, GROUPS--CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

FOREIGNLANdUAGI

AFRIKAANS Berlitz School ofLanguages: yrly, dys eves; fee

ALBANIAN Berlitz School ofLanguages: ,yrlydys eves; fee

ARABIC Berlitz School ofLanguages: yrly, dys eves; fee

ARMENIAN Berlitz School of Languages:,,yrly, .dys. eves;fee

CHINESE Berlitz School of Languages Manderin: yrly, dys eves; fee Thai: yrly, dys eves; fee

CZECH Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves;ee

DANISH Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee

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DUTCH Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dyseves; fee FINNISH Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dyseves; fee FRENCH Berlitz School of Languages French: yrly, dys eves; fee Brown University Extension Elementary French: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, W; fee Intermediate French: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, T; fee; prerequisites Cranston Adult Education French: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee East Providence Adult Education Conversational French: Sept-Jan, Feb June, T; fee Fletcher Preparatory School French (Elementary-Conversational-Advanced): dys eves; fee International Institute Elementary French:' Sept-Jan, Feb-June, eves; fee Johnston Adult Evening School French-Conversational: Feb-Apr, W; fee Lincoln Adult School French-Conversational: Jan-Apr, M; fee Pawtucket Evening High School French for Travel: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, W; fee Providence College Extension Division Elementary French: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee French Civilization: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee The "New" Novel and the "New" Theater: Feb-June, z Th; fee Providence School DepartmentCentral Evening High School Elementary French: Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W; fee non-res University of Rhode Island Extension Division Elementary French: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; adm req:bs or equiv Intermediate French: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; prerequisites Conversation and Composition: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee; prerequisiteE Warwick Adult Education French: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Conversational French: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, one eve wkly; fee See also Literature, Lectures and Films, GROUPCLUBS AND ORGANIZ Anon GERMAN Berlitz School of Languages German: yrly, dys eves; fee Brown University Extension Elementary German: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, M; fee Intermediate German: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, Th; fee; prerequisites

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G±RMAN (Cont. ) Fletcher Preparatory School German: dys eves; fee International Institute German: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, eves; fee Lincoln Adult School German: Jan-Apr, M; fee Providence College Extension Division Elementary German: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Intermediate German: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee; prerequisites Selective Readings in German: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Elementary German: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee; adm req:hs or equiv Intermediate German: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee;prerequisites YMCA (Downtown Branch) Conversational German: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, one evewkly; fee

GREEK Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee Language School of The Church of TheAnnunciation-Greek Orthodox: M-F, 4-6; fee

HEBREW Berlitz School of Languages Hebrew: yrly, dys or eves; fee Bureau of Jewish Education of Greater Providence Hebsew III: Nov-Mar, Th; fee; prerequisites

HINDI Berlitz School of .Languages:. yrly, dys eves; fee

HUNGARIAN Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dy s eves; fee

INDONESIAN Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee

ITALIAN Berlitz School of Languages Italian: yrly, dys eves; fee Brown University Extension Elementary Italian: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, W; fee Intermediate Italian: Feb-May, W; fee Cranston Adult Education Italian: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee Federal Hill House - Dante Alighieri Italian School Italian, all levels: yrly, T, 10 wks; fee Fletcher Preparatory School Italian: dys or eves; fee

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ITALIAN (Cont. ) International Institute Italian: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, eves; fee Johnston Adult Evening School Italian: Feb-Apr, (Beginning) M, (Continuation) W; :fee Providence College Extension Division Elementary Italian: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee Providence School DepartmentCentral Evening High School Italian: Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W; fee non-res University of Rhode Island Extension Division Elementary Italian: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; adm req: hs or .equiv Intermediate Italian: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; prerequisites YMCA (Downtown Branch) Conversational Italian: beg Oct, ,Jan, Apr, T, 8 wks; fee

JAPANESE Berlitz School of Languages: yrly; dys eves; fee

KOREAN Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee

MALAY Berlitz School of Languages:' yrly, dys eves; fee ; NAVAJO Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee

NORWE.GIAN Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee

POLISH Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee Brown University Extension: Sept-Dec, Feba,May, Th; fee

PORTUGUESE Berlitz School of Languages Portuguese; yrly, dys eves; fee Brown University Extension ; Elementary Portuguese: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee East Providence Adult Education , Conversational Portuguese: Sept.,Jan, ,Feb-May, M; fee Providence School Department--Fox Point Community School Portuguese for English Speaking People: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T W Th

. . RUMANIAN Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee

67 RUSSIAN Berlitz School of Languages Russian: yrly, dys eves; fee Brown University Extension Elementary Russian: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, T; fee Intermediate Russian: Sept-Dec, Feb-Mayo_ M; fee; prerequisites Fletcher Preparatory School - Elementary Russian: dys eves; fee, Advanced Russian: dys eves; fee International Institute Russian: Sept-Jan, Feb-JuneT eves; fee Providence College Extension.Division. Elementary Russian: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Intermediate Russian: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee;prerequisites

SERBO-CROAT Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys,.eve; fee

SPANISH Berlitz School of Languages Spanish: yrly, dys eves; fee Brown University Extension Elementary Spanish: Sept4)ec, Feb-May, Th;fee, Intermediate Spanish: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, M;fee; prerequisites Fletcher Preparatory School Spanish: dys eves; fee International Institute Spanish (Beginning, Intermediate): Sept-Jan,Feb-June, one eve-wkly;fee Lincoln Adult School Spanish (Conversational): Jan-Apr, W; fee Pawtucket Evening High School Spanish: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, fee'

Providence College Extension Division , . Elementary Spanish: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee Intermediate Spanish: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T;fee; prerequisites Univer24.7 of Rhode Island Extension Division Elemcl-Ilry Spanish: Feb-May, T; fee Warwick ,!:...;olt Education Spanis3v, Feb4flay; T; fee YMCA (3':own Branch) Conver2.;ttional Spanish: beg.Oct, Jan, Apr, one-eire wklyl. 8 wks; e.

SWMIILI Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee

SWEDISH ' r ; Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves;fee

TURKISH Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee

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URDU Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee

VIETNAMESE Berlitz School of Languages: yrly, dys eves; fee

LITEFATURE Brown University Extension Literature and the Philosophy of Life: Feb-May, T; fee The Novel: Appreciation and &valuation: Feb-May, M;fee Bryant College Evening Division American Literature Since 1800: even yrs, Sept-Jan, M; fee Britishliiterature since 1660: even yrs, Feb-June, lvi, fee The English Novel: odd yrs, Feb7June, Th; fee Experimental Readings in Literature: even yrs, Sept-Jan,Th; fee Introduction to Literature: odd yrs, SeptirJan, M; fee Introduction to.Shakespeare: even yrs,May-July, M W; fee Masterpieces of World Literature: odd yrs,Feb-June, M; fee The Modern Novel: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, Th;. fee The Modern,Short Story: odd yrs, May-July,..W; fee Selected American Writers: even yrs, May-July, T Th;fee Bureau of Jewish Education of Greater Providence Writings of Agnon: Nov. 2-Dec 14, Th; fee; adm req:understanding

* of Spoken Yiddish I Yiddish Literature--Writings Of Perez: Nov-Mar,Th; fee; a.dm req: understanding of spOken Yiddish Cranston Adults Education Contemporary American Short Stories: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M;ee East Providence Adult Education Great. Works of Literature: Sept-Jan, Feb-Mayi M;fee Shakispeare: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee Fletcher Preparatory School English Literature--Various Periods:. dys eves; fee Western Literature: dys eves; fee Great Books Council of RhOde Island Adult Great Books Study-Discussion Groups: Sept-May, one eve every2 v Lincoln Adult School Reading for Pleasure: Jan-Apr, M; fee Pawtucket Evening High School American Literature: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, W; fee Great Books: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M; fee Pawtucket Public Library Great Books: Sept-May, every other T Providence College Extension Division American Literature: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee Fundamentals of Poetry: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M;fee Modern French Thought: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,Th; fee Modern Poetry: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee Representative English Authors: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M;fee Shakespeare--The Major Plays: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th;fee Western World Literature: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W;fee 69 LITERATURE (Cont. ) Salve Regina College Contemporary Poetry: Oct-Jan, T; fee French Contemporary Novel: beg Jan, M; fee Structure of Poetry: beg Jan, T; 4-6; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division The Age of Johnson: Feb-May, T; fee; acim req: permission American Literature: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; prerequisites American Realism and Naturalism: Sept-Jan, T; fee; adm req:permission The American Short Story: Sept-Jan, W; fee; prerequisites The Classical Epic: Sept-Jan, W; fee; adm req: permission Current Books: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, F; fee The European Novel: Feb-May, Th; fee Introduction to Po°Ary: Sept-Jan, M; fee; prerequisites Literature and Composition: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M W; fee; prerequisites The Medieval and Modern Epic: Feb-May, W; fee; adm req: permission The Metaphysical Poets: Sept-Jan, M; fee; adm req: permission Middle English Literature: Sept-Jan, Th; fee; adm req: permission The Restoration Period: Feb-May, W; fee; adm req: permission The Romantic Movement: Sept-Jan, T; fee; adm rect: permission Seminar in English Literature of the Renaissance--The History Play: Feb-May, T; fee; adm req: permission Seminar in Modern Literature: Sept-Jan, M; fee; adm req: permission Studies in American Literature, 1865 to the Present--the Twenties: Feb-May, M; fee; adm req: permission Survey of English Literature: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, Th; fee; prerequisites Warwick Adult Education Great Books Discussion Program: Sept-Jan, one eve wkly; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Enjoying Poetry: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T ;fee YWCA (Downtown Branch) Books and Coffee (Book Reviews): beg Sept, W, 5 sessions; fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Books and Coffee (Book Reviews): W, 5 sessions; fee See also Writing Courses, Foreign Languages, GROUPS--CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS LAW

LAW, BUSINESS Bryant College Evening Division Law of 3usiness Organization: Sept-Jan, Feb-June one eve wkly; fee Law of Contracts: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one evewkly;fee Law of Marketing and Trade: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee Law of Real Property Estates and Negotiable Instruments: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee Law of the Real Estate Business: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee Johnson and Wales Junior College of Business Business Law: Sept-Jan, 2eb-June, 2 eves wkly; fee Lincoln Adult School Commercial Law: Jan-Apr, M; fee Providence College Extension Division Business Law: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee University of Rhode Island Fixtension Division Law and Business: Sept-Jan, M; fee; ,adm req: permission Law in a Business Environment: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M-Th; fee; adm req: h s or equiv, permission See also specific courses in BUSINESS

LAW ENFORCEMENT Bryant College Evening Division Certificate, AS and BS programs available: info upon req Administration of Justice: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M T; fee Criminal Identification: Sept-Jan, W; fee Criminal Law: Sept-Jan, M; fee Evidence: Feb-June, M; fee Fundamentals of Criminalistics: Feb-June, W; fee Fundamentals of Police Supervision: Sept-Jan, Th; fee Police Juvenile Methods: Feb-June, W; fee Police Patrol: Sept-Jan, T; fee Police Public Relations: Feb-June, W; fee Police Report Writing: Sept-Jan, W; fee Research Project: even yrs, Feb-June, Th; fee Special Problems in Law Enforcement: Sept-Jan, Th; fee Techniques of Interrogation: Sept-Jan, T; fee Techniques of Investigation: Feb-June, T; fee Traffic Law Enforcement: Feb-June, T; fee Cranston Adult Education Law for Correctional Personal and Probation Officers: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, I T; IIM; fee National Conference of Christians and Jews Special Police Workshops: upon req Providence Police Department--Training Division Law Enforcement: offered as the Dept needs new men; adrn req: res of Providence, hs or equiv, age 21-31, min 5'8", 145 lbs (other adm req given upon req)

71 LAW ENFORCEMENT (Cont. ) Rhode Island Division of State Police Police Training School: for R I State Policerecruits, In-service personnel and municipal police departments

LAW FOR THE LAYMAN Cranston Adt Education Law for the Layman: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M;fee Johnston Adult Evening School Law for the Layman: Feb-Apr, W; fee Legal Aid Society ofRhode Island Legal Aid and Civil Law Lectures: given upon reqof groups Pawtucket Evening High School Law for the Layman: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M;fee Rhode Island Bar Association Law for the Layman: upon demand, 10 lessons, one evewkly Lectures on Law: upon demand by civic groups,clubs, etc Warwick Adult Education Law for the Layman: Sept-Jan, Feb-May,T; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Law for the Layman: beg Oct, Jan,Apr, T; fee YWCA (Downtown) Laws You Need To Know: beg Oct, W;fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Laws You Need To Know: W; fee See also Government, GROUPSCLUBSAND ORGANIZATIONS, History, Labor Relations

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ALGEBRA AND TRIGONOMETRY Cranston Adult Education Algebra: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee East Providence Adult Education Elementary Algebra: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee Fletcher Preparatory School AlgebraVarious Levels: dys eves; fee Johnston Adult Evening School Algebra Refresher: Feb-Apr, W; fee Lincoln Adult School Algebra I (Elementary): Jan-Apr, M; fee Pawtucket Evening High School Algebra: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, I M, II W; fee Providence College Extension Division Modern Algebra: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Providence School DepartmentCentral Evening High School Algebra: Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W; fee non res Providence School DepartmentFox Point Community School Algebra (Introductory, Intermediate): Sept-Jan, Feb-June, 2 eves wkly Rhode Island School of Design Extension Practical Algebra: Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee Trigonometry and Slide Rule: Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee Roger Williams College Review Algebra: Sept-Jan, 2 eves wkly; fee College Algebra: Sept-Jan, one eve wkly; fee Trigonometry: Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Algebra and Trigonometry: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M;fee, prerequisites Introduction to Abstract Algebra: Sept-Jan, M; fee; prerequisites Introduction to Linear Algebra: Feb-May, W; fee Warwick Adult Education Algebra: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M T; fee Trigonometry: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee

CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY Providence College Extension Division Calculus and Analytic Geometry: Sept-Jan Feb-June, M; fee; prereq Rhode Island School ofDesign Extension Calculus and Analytic Geometry: Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr, T; fee; prereq Roger Williams College Advanced Calculus: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee; prereq Calculus: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Introductory Calculus and Analytic Geometry: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee; prerequisites Intermediate Calculus and Analytic Geometry: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee; prerequisites Calculus and Analytic Geometry of Several Variables: Sept-Jan, Feb- May, Th; fee; prerequisites Advanced Calculus: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee; prerequisites 73 777 777-7,^^7---r ,

GEOMETRY Cranston Adult Education Geometry: Sept-Jan,Jan-Apr, T; fee East Providence AdultEducation Geometry: Feb-June, M;fee Fletcher PreparatorySchool Plane Geometry(Traditional, Coordinate): dys eves;fee Pawtucket Evening HighSchool Plane Geometry: Oct-Dec,Jan-Mar, M; fee Providence SchoolDepartmentCentral EveningHigh School Plane Geometry I: M W;fee non res Warwick Adult Education Geometry: Sept-Jan,Feb-May, Th; fee Bee also Calculus andAnalytic Geometry

MATHEMATICS, GENERAL Bryant College EveningDivision College Mathematics:Sept-Jan, Feb-June,Th; fee; prerequisites Mathematical Applications toDecision Making:Feb-June, T; fee Mathematics of Businessand Finance: Sept-Jan,Feb-June, T; fee Pre-College Algebra:May-July, M W; fee Cranston Adult Education Math--Refresher: Sept-Jan,Jan-Apr, T; fee Hubbard Business School Business Arithmetic andBank Discount:Sept-Jan, M Th;fee Johnson and Wales JuniorCollege of Business Business Mathematics:Sept-Jan, Feb-June,2 eves wkly; fee Johnston Adult EveningSchool Math Refresher: Feb-Apr,M W; fee Lincoln Adult School Basic Mathematics:Jan-Apr, W; fee Pawtucket Evening HighSchool Practical Mathematics:Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar,W; fee Providence SchoolDepartmentCentral EveningHigh School Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr,M W, fee non res Mathematics, Basic: Sept-Jan, Feb-June Providence SchoolDepartmentCommunitySchools: High Cchool Math: seeHigh SchoolEquivalency Preparation Rhode Island JuniorCollege Basic TechnicalMathematics: Feb-June,M; fee Computer Oriented Math:beg wk of Sept18; fee Rhode Island School ofDesign Extension Industrial Mathematics:Oct-Jan, Jan-Apr,.T 'T ee

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MATHEMATICS, GENERAL (Cont. ) University of Rhode Island Extension Division Differential Equations: Sept-Jan, Feb-May,Th; fee; prerequisites Foundations of Mathematics: Sept-Jan, W; fee History of Mathematics: Sept-Jan, Th; fee Introduction to Finite Mathematics: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, Th; fee; adm req: hs or equiv Introduction to Numerical Analysis: Feb-May, W; fee; prerequisites Machine Aided Analysis: Feb-May, W; fee; prerequisites' Mathematics, General: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M W; fee; prerequisites Matrix Analysis: Feb-May, W; fee; prerequisites Preparatory Mathematics (Various Levels): Sept-Jan, Feb-May,one eve wkly; fee; adm req.: hs or equiv Special Problems: Functional Differential Equations: Feb-May, W; fee; adm req: permission Special Problems: Optimal Control Theory: Feb-May, W; fee; adm req: permission Warwick Adult Education Math Refresher: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee WSBE-Channel 36 Sets and Systems: beg Jan, T W Th 3 YMCA (Downtown Branch) Practical Mathematics: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T, 8 wks; fee See also GROUPS--CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS, Upgrading

MODERN MATHEMATICS Cranston Adult Education Modern Math: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, T; fee Johnston Adult Evening School Basic Modern Mathematics: Feb-Apr, W; fee Lincoln Adult School Modern Mathematics for Parents: Jan-Apr, M; fee Pawtucket Evening High School Modern Math for Parents: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, W; fee Providence College Extension Division Introduction to Modern Mathematics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee Providence School Department--Central Evening High School Modern Mathematics: Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W; feenon-res Providence School DepartmentGilbert Stuart Community School Modern Math: Sept-Jan, Feb-June; adm req: res of area Warwick Adult Education Modern Mathematics and Your Child: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T W; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Modern Mathematics for Parents: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T, 8 wks; fee

75 STATISTICS Bryant College Evening Division Mathematical Applications to Decision Making: Feb-June; T fee; prereq Statistics: Sept-Jan, T; fee Providence College Extension Division Statistical Methods: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Elementary Statistics: Sept-Jan, Feb -May, Th; fee ; adrn keg: hs permission Functions of a Complex Variable: Sept4an, Feb-May, W; fee; upon request See also Management, Production Planning and Control

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ADMINISTRATION Pawtucket Evening High School Fundamentals of Athletic Management: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, W; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Administration of Physical Education: Feb-May, T; fee,adm req;permissk Physical Education for the Atypical Child: Sept-Jan, T; fee; adm req: permission BODY BUILDING Levesque School of the Dance Body Building: aftns eves; fee Body Control: aftns eves; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Body Building and Weightlifting for Men: yrly, dys eves; fee

FITNESS* Cranston Adult Education Physical Education for Men and Women: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, M; fee East Providence Adult Education Physical Fitness: (Men) Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee Physical Fitness: (Women) Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee Elaine Powers Figure Salons Figure Control Programs: M-F, 9-9; S 9-4; fee Johnston Adult Evening School Physical Fitness for Men: Feb-Apr, W; fee Slimnastics for Women: Feb-Apr, M; fee Lincoln Adult School Men: Get In Shape! --Physical Fitness Program: Jan-Apr, W; fee Rhythmic Exercises for Women: Jan-Apr, M; fee Nickerson Settlement House "Slim & Trim" Classes for Women: Oct 1-May 15, one eve wkly; fee non- Pawtucket Evening High School mem Physical Fitness for Men: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M; fee Physical Fitness for Women: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, W; fee Providence Jewish Community Center Men's Health Club: Sun by appt; fee Women's Health Club: M Th by appt; fee Women's Exercise Class: M 10; fee Women's Slimnastic Exerci3e: T; fee Providence School Department--Community Schools Physical Fitness: Sept-Jan, Feb-June; adm req: resof area Bridgham Community School: M--Women, 0 H Perry Community School: F--Men Temple Beth Sholom Diet Workshop: wkly, T; fee Warwick Adult Education Men's Physical Education: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee

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77 FITNESS (Cont. ) Weight Watchers of Rhode Island Conducted at the following locations in Providenceand a *o ning communities; fee Cranston (YMCA): T; W 1 and eve; Th 9:30 and eve East Providence (YMCA): T 10; Th North Providence (K of C): 'M 1; T Pawtucket (VFW):' T, Th 10 Pawtucket (YWCA): W Providence (159 Elmgrove): M 1 and eve; T10 and eve; W 10, eve(menonl Providence (Outlet): T Th Providence (Sheraton): M 5 Warwick (27 Occupasstuxet Rd): M, T1:30, W Warwick (1225 Main): M 10, T Th YMCA (Downtown Branch) Conditioning for Men: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,3 aftns wkly; fee Fitness Institute: Mar; fee Slim 'nt Trim--Physical Education forWomen: beg Oct, Jan,Apr, W; fe( YMCA (Pawtucket-CF) Physical Fitness: yrly, dys eves; fee YMCA (Cranston) Men's Fitness Class: beg Jan 8, W. Th5:30; fee Women's Slim and Trim: beg Jan 8, T morn,Th; fee YWCA (Pawt-CF) Slimnastics: M T; fee YWCA (Prov) Exercise Program: Forty niners,Th 10 and eve; fee Girth Control: by arrangement; fee Slimnastics: W; fee

GYMNASTICS Providence Jewish Community Center Men's Gym: Sun morns, M T eve; Men's Gym Extension (Cranston West H5 M Providence Turners Club Gymnastics classes: eves; .fee Warwick Adult Education Women's Gymnastics and Sports: Sept-Jan,Feb-May, M; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Gymnastics for Men: Nov-Mar, one evewkly; fee YWCA (Prov, Pawt-CF) Forty-niners (Exercises for age 49and over): beg Sept, Th10or eve; fee New Mothers (Exercises followingChildbirth): Sept-June, Th11 or eve; 5 sessions; fee -, Personal Exercise Program:beg Sept, T Th 10:30;(Prov); WF:10:30 (Pawt-CF); fee Slimnastics: yrly, W (Prov); M T(Pawt-CF); fee See also RECREATIONAm) SPORTS

78 SCIENCE AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE Lincoln Adult SchoOl Landscaping: Jan-Apr, W; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Appreciation of Landscape Design: Feb-May, W; fee Home Grounds Planting and Certificate Program: 4 courses, horticultural subjects; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Turfgrass Management: Sept-Jan, W; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Warwick Adult Education Lawn and Garden Care: Feb-May, Th; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Gardening for Pleasure: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T W 8 wks; fee

ASTRONOMY Bryant College Evening Division Astronomy: odd yrs, May-July, M W; fee Roger Williams Park Museum and Planetarium Astronomy Programs: Oct-May, Sun, holidays

BIOLOGY Brown University Extension Basic Anatomy and Physiology: Feb-May, Th; fee Bryan+ College Evening Division , Biology: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee Lincoln Adult School Sex Education: Jan-Apr, M; fee Pawtucket Evening High School Biology: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M; fee Providence College Extension Division General Biology: Feb-June, W; fee Microbiology: Sept-Jan, W; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division General Biology: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, I, M T; II, W;ee; adm req: h s or equiv

CHEMISTRY Pawtucket Evening High School Chemistry: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, W; fee Providence School DepartmentCentral Evening High School Chemistry I: M W; fee non.res Rhode Island Junior College Chemical Technology Program (AS): beg Sept, dys, 2 yrs,,fee, adm req: h s or equiv Industrial Chemistry: I and II, Sept-Jan; I and III, Feb-June, M Th; fee Industrial Chemistry (Diploma): beg Sept, dysi 2 Srrs;fee; adm roer%ciTiv Roger Williams College Chemistry: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, on e eve wkly; fee

79 CHEMISTRY (Cont. ) University of Rhode Island Extension Division General Cherhfstry: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T Th; fee; prerequisites General Chemistry (Advanced): Feb-May, T Th; fee; a:dm req: permission Warwick Adult Education Chemistry: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee See also Physical Science' GEOLOGY Bryant College Evening Division Geology: even yrs, May-July, M W fee Providence College Extension Division Geology: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee

NAVI GATION American Red Cross, Providence Chapter Small Craft Workshop: annual in June; fee Cranston Adult Education Basic Seamanship and Boat Handling: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, T East Providence Adult Education Basic Seamanship: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee Lincoln Adult School Piloting and Handling Power Boats: Jan-Apr, M; fee Narragansett Bay Power Squadron- Classes,Metcalf Hall, Brown, University: Piloting and Small Boat Handling: beg Sept 11, M, 12 wks; fee Providence School DepartmentGilbert Stuart Community School Boat Handling: Jan-June, W; admreq: res of area Warwick Adult Education Basic Seamanship: Feb-May, W; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Sailing Techniques: beg Jan, Apr, T, 8 wks; fee See also GROUPS--CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

PHYSICAL SCIENCE Barrington College Survey of Physical Science: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, M W; fee; adm req: h s grad Bryant College Evening Division Physical Science-Chemistry: odd yrs, Feb-June, W; fee Physical Science-Physics: even yrs, Sept-Jan, W; fee

PHYSICS Brown University Extension Radioisotope Applications: Sept-Dec, W; fee Pawtucket Evening High School Physics: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M; fee Providence College Extension Division General Physics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee Relativity Theory: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee 80 PHYSICS (Cont. ) Roger Williams College Physics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division General Physics: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M W; fee; adm req: h s or equiv and h s Alg Introduction to Modern Physics: Feb-May, Th;fee; prerequisites Warwick Adult Education Physics: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee WGBH-Channel 2 and Harvard University Extension Mechanics and Heat: beg Oct 3, T See also Physical Science

SCIENCE, GENERAL Lincoln Adult School Today's Science: Jan-Apr, M; fee Providence College Extension Division Foundations of Modern Science: Sept-JanFeb-June, W; fee .134 WSBE--Channel 36 ExperimentScientific Breakthrough:beg Sept, M

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COMMUNITY PLANNING University of Rhode Island Extension Division Community Planning: Sept-Jan, T; fee

CURRENT EVENTS East Providence Adult Education Current Events: Feb-June, T; fee Lincoln Adult School Contemporary Problems: Jan-Apr, W; fee Warwick Adult Education Current Events Discussion: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W;fee

ECONOMICS Brown University Extension Consumer Economics: Sept-Dec, Th; fee Bryant College Evening Division American Economic History: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, T; fee Analysis of Economic Conditions: even yrs, Feb-June, Th; fee; prereq Business Cycles and Economic Growth: even yrs, Feb-June,Th; fee; prerequisites Comparative Economic Systems: even yrs, May-July, MW; fee Current Economic Problems: even yrs, Feb-June,W; fee Economics of Money and Banking: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, NI;fee Government Regulations of Economic Activity: odd yrs,Feb-June, Th; fee History of Economic Thought: odd yrs, May-July, M W;fee Intermediate Economic Theory and Analysis: even yrs,Sept-Jan, NI; fee International Trade I: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, W; fee International Trade II: even yrs, Feb-June, W; fee MaLagerial Economics: even yrs, Sept-Jan, W; fee;prerequisites New England Economy: odd yrs, May-July, T Th; fee Principles of Economics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, one eve wkly;fee Principles of Fiscal Policy: odd yrs, Feb-June, W; fee; prerequisites Principles of Monetary Policy: odd yrs, Feb-June, M; fee;prerequisites The Worldly Philosophers: even yrs, May-July, T Th; fee Providence College Extension Division Economics of Community and Regional Growth: Sept-Jan,Feb-June, T; fee Principles of Economics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Providence Public Library--South Providence Branch Consumer Education: last W each mo University of Rhode Island=a-Cooperative Extension Service Consumer Education: yrly, to groups or individuals upon req University of Rhode Island Extension Division Economic Principles: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee; adm req:h s or equiv Government and Business: Feb-May, 11/1,fee; prerequisites Intermediate Economic TheoryIncome and Employment:Feb-May, M Th; fee; prerequisites International Trade and Policy: Feb-May, 1VI Th; fee;prerequisites National Income and Forecasting: Feb-May, Th; fee; prerequisites WGBH - Channel 2 and Harvard University Extension Economics and the Public Interest: beg Oct 2, M 82 GEOGRAPHY Bryant College Evening Division Introduction to Geography: even yrs, Sept-Jan, W; fee Economic Geography: odd yrs, Feb-June, W; fee Geography of North America: even yrs, Feb-June, W; fee Political Geography: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, W; fee Providence College Extension Division Cartography: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Economic Geography: Feb-May, W; fee Geography of Europe: Feb-May, T; fee Physical Geography: Feb-May, W; fee Urban Geography: Sept-Jan, T; fee; adm req: h s or equiv

GOVERNMENT Bryant College Evening Division American Constitutional History and Law: odd yrs, Feb -June, M; fee American Government: even yrs, Feb-June, W; fee Comparative Government: May-July, M W; fee Constitutional Law: May-July, T Th; fee Current Political Problems: odd yrs May-July, T Th; fee Introduction to Political Science:SePt-Jan,one eve wkly; fee Politics and the City: even yrs, May-July, T Th; fee Public Administration: odd yrs, Feb-June, W; fee State and Local Government: even yrs, Sept-Jan, W; fee Cranston Adult Education State Government: Sept-Jan, Jan-.Abr, M T; fee Fletcher Preparatory School Problems of Democracy: dys eves; fee Lincoln Adult School Town Government: Jan-Apr, M; fee Pawtucket Evening High School Problems of Democracy: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, W; fee State and Local Government: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M; fee Providence College Extension Division Latin America: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee Problems in American History: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee The Renaissance and the Reformation: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T;fee United States Political and Legal Development 1607-1865:Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T;fee United States Political and Legal Development: 1865 toPresent: Feb-June, T; fee Rhode Island Congress of Parents and Teachers Workshop on Juvenile Protection: spring, S 9-4 Workshop on Legislation: fall or early winter, S9-4 University of Rhode Island Extension Division American Political Institutions: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee;adm req: h International Politics: Feb-May, Th; fee or equiv Political Parties and Practical Politics: Sept-Jan,Feb-May, M; fee; prerequisites Political Science: Sept-Jan, M; fee; adm req:permission Seminar in Problems in Public Administration:Feb-May, W; fee 83 GOVERNMENT (Cont. ) Warwick Adult Education Rhode Island State Government: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) The Law and Your Freedom: beg Jan, T; fee The Legislative Processas It Affects You: beg Jan T; fee YWCA (Downtown Branch) Parliamentary Procedure: beg Sept, Th, 8 sessions; fee See also History and Law

HISTORY Bryant College Evening Division History of American Civilization I:even yrs, Sept-Jan, Th; fee History of American Civilization II: oddyrs, Feb-June, Th; fee History of the Twentieth Century:even yrs, Sept-Jan, Th; fee History of Western Civilization I: oddyrs, Sept-Jan, T; fee Modern European Civilization: oddyrs, May-July, M W; fee People and Politics of Latin America: oddyrs, Feb-June, T; fee Russia since 1917:even yrs, May-July, M W; fee The Far East: odd yrs, May-July, T Th; fee The Middle East: even yrs, May-July, T Th; fee Bureau of Jewish Education of Greater Providence Explorations in Jfewish History: Nov-Mar, Th; fee Fletcher Preparatory School Western Civilization: dys eves; fee World History: dys eves; fee Pawtucket Evening High School United States History: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M; fee Providence College Extension Division American Diplomatic History: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee History of Europe: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee History of the United States: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee Middle East and North Africa-Area in Conflict: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M;fee Spanish Civilization: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee Providence School DepartmentCentral Evening High School American History I: M W; feenon res Providence School Department--EW Flynn Community School Negro History: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T Th; admreq: res of area Roger Williams College Latin America: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,one eve wkly; fee Russia: Sept-Jan, Feb-June,one eve wkly; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Emergence of Industrial America: Sept-Jan, W; fee; admreq: permission History of U S to 18 65: Sept-Jan, W; fee; adm req: hs or equiv History of the U S since 1865: Feb-May, W; fee; admreq: h s or equiv History of Western Civilization to 1715: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee; adm req: hs or equiv History of Western Civilization since 1715: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee;prereq Twentieth Century America: Feb-May, W; fee; prerequisites WSBE --Channel 36 World History: beg Sept, Th 84 HUMAN RELATIONS Dale Carnegie Course Effective Speaking, Human Relations and Leadership Training; 14 wks, by arrangement; fee National Conference of Christians and trews Inter-Professional Workshops in Human Relations: yrly at arranged times Neighborhood Seminars: yrly at arranged times Rearing Children of Good Will Institutes: yrly at arranged times Pawtucket Evening School School and Home Relations: Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, M; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) Human Relations in the Small Business Operation: Oct one eve wkly, 5 to 7 wks; Jan T, 2 wks; fee Human Relations Workshop: beg Jan, T; fee Interpersonal Relations: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, W, 8 wks; fee Group Dynamics: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T, 8 wks; fee On Reaching the Human Potential: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T, 8 wks; fee See also Labor Relations, LECTURES AND FILMS

HUMANITIES Bryant College Evening Division HumanitiesI: odd yrs, Cept-Jan, M; fee HumanitiesII: even yrs, Feb-June, M; fee Fletcher Preparatory School Humanities--World Problems: dys eves; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division The Rhode Island Lyceum: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, F; fee

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND WORLD AFFAIRS Brown University Extension Introduction to Foreigh Policy: Sept-Dec, M; fee Meaning of World News: Sept-Dec, Feb-May, T; fee World News in Perspective: Feb-May, Th; fee Bryant College Evening Division American Foreign Policy: even yrs, Feb-June, M; fee International Relations: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, W; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division International Relations: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, F; fee YMCA (Downtown Branch) World Affairs-1967: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, M T, 8 wks; fee World Affairs Council of Rhode Island World Affairs Education via TV, Radio, UN Study Trips: dys eves, Sept-June; fee See also LECTURES AND FILMS GROUPS--CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

85 PHILOSOPHY Brown University Extension Evidence for Life after Death and Paranormal Phenomena; Feb-May, Th,fee Bryant College Evening Division Ethics: even yrs, Sept-Jan, T; fee Foundations of Philosophy: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, T; fee Legic: odd yrs, Feb-June, T; fee Modern Philosophy: even yrs, Feb-June, T; fee Fletcher Preparatory School Philosophy: dys eves; fee Providence College Extension Division General Ethics: Feb-June, T; fee Logic: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee Metaphysics: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee The 19th Century Philosophers: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Ethics: Feb-May, M; fee Existentialism: Sept-Jan, T; fee;ailmreq: h s or equiv Introduction to Philosophy: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, M; fee; adm req: hs or equiv Logic- Principles of Reasoning: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; adm req6111.1silyr The Philosophy of Communism: Feb-May, W; fee The Philosophy of Religion: Feb-May, T; fee

PSYCHOLOGY Brown University Extension Introduction to Psychology: Sept-Dec, T; fee Bryant College Evening Division Abnormal Psychology: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, Th; fee Adolescent Psychology: odd yrs, Feb-June, Th; fee Child Psychology: even yrs, Feb-June, Th; fee General Psychology: Sept-Jan, one eve wkly; fee Industrial Psychology: Feb-June, one eve wkly; fee Psychology of Personality: May-July, Th; fee Social Psychology: even yrs, Sept-Jan, Th; fee Cranston Adult Education Handwriting Analysis: Sept-Jan, Jan-Apr, T; fee East Providence Adult Education Psychology: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, M; fee Johnson and Wales Junior College of Business Psychology: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, 2 eves wkly; fee Lincoln Adult School Psychology and Guidance: Jan-Apr, W; fee Providence College Extension Division General Psychology: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, T; fee Psychology of Personality: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, W; fee Abnormal Psychology: Feb-June, Th; fee Developmental Psychology: Feb-June, M; fee Rational Psychology: Feb-June, M; fee Social Psychology: Feb-June, T; fee Roger Williams College Psychology: Sept-Jan, one eve wkly; fee 66 PSYCHOLOGY(Cont. Salve Regina College Abnormal Psychology: Oct-Jan, W 5:30; fee Psychology of Social Action: beg Jan, W 5:30; fe University of Rhode Island Extension Division Behavior Problems and Personality Disorders:Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; prerequisites Developmental Psychology: Feb-May, Th; fee; prerequisites General Psychology: Sept-Jan, Feb-May,M T 71; fee; adm req;hs orequt Growth and Development of Children: Sep-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee; adm req: h s or equiv Introduction to Clinical Psychology: Feb-May, T;fee; adm req: permissit Introduction to Psychological Testing: Sept-Jan,Feb-May, T; fee; prereq Psychology of Learning: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; fee;prerequisites Quantitative Methods in Psychology: Sept-Jan, Th;fee; prerequisites Social Psychology: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, Th; fee;adm req: hs or equiv The Exceptional Child: Sept-Jan, T; fee;adm req: permission The Psychology of Social Behavior:Sept-Jin, VI; fee; prerequisites Theories of Personality: Sept-Jan, Feb-May,Th; fee; prerequisites Toward Self Understanding: Sept-Jan, Feb-May,M T Th; fee; adm req: hE, YMCA (Downtown Branch) or equiv Introduction to Psychology. beg Oct, Jan, Apr W,8 wks; fee Child Growth and Development: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T,8 wks; fee Handwriting Analysis: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, T,8wks; fee Psychology of Personality: beg Oct, Jan, Apr, W, 8wks; fee Understanding your Adolescent: beg Jan, 8 wks, W;fee

RELIGION Bureau of Jewish E ucation of Greater Providence Midrash-The Quest for Torah's Meaning: Feb 1-Mar28, Th; fee National Conference of Christians and Jews Religion and Race Conferences: upon req Providence Co lege Extension Division Contemporary Idea of God: Feb-June, M; fee Prophesy and Prophetism in the Old Testament: Feb-May,T; fee Salvation History: Sept-Jan, W; fee The Church as Sacrament of Christ: Sept-Jan, T;fee The Response of Faith: Feb-June, W; fee The Sacraments, Eucharist and Liturgy of the Church:Feb-June, T; fee Rhode Island State Council of Churches Training Programs for Christian Education Leaders:schedule variable; fe Saint Francis Chapel Theology for beginners; inquiry classes: non-Catholicsinvited: beg Feb, yrly, except summer, dates to be announced; private instructionat any tin Salve Regina College Ecclesiology: Oct-Jan, Th; fee Liturgy: Oct-Jan, Th 4; fee Religious Pluralism: beg Jan, T 4-5:30; fee Worship: beg Jan, T 4-6; fee See also Philosophy 87 RETIREMENT Providence College Extension Division Retirement Scholarships: Persons 65 yrs of age and over areallowed to register for courses in the evening without any charge University of Rhode Island Extension Division Preparing for Retirement: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, W; ftee for persons 60 and over

RETIREMENT HOMES* See also Senior Citizens

SOCIAL WORK* Barrington College Introduction to Social Work: Sept-Dec, NI Th; fee; adm req: hs or equiv Providence College Extension Division Social Case Work: I, Sept-Jan, M; II, Feb-June, M; fee Rhode Island Junior College Social Work Technician: 2 yrs beg Sept, dys; fee; adm req: h s or equiv

SOCIOLOGY Bryant College Evening Division American Culture: even yrs, Sept-Jan, W; fee Criminology: odd yrs, Feb-June, W; fee Juvenile Delinquency: odd yrs, Sept-Jan, W; fee Race and Cultural Associations: odd yrs, May-July, M W; fee Social Control: odd yrs, May-July, T Th; fee Social History of the United States: even yrs, Feb-June, M; fee Social Pathology: even yrs, Feb-June, W, fee Social Theories: even yrs, May-July, M; fee Sociology: Sept-Jan, one eve wkly; fee Urban Society: odd yrs, Feb-June, M; fee Providence College Extension Division Civil Rights from the American Revolution: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, Th; fee Educational Sociology: Sept-Jan, T; fee Juvenile Delinquency: Feb-June, M; fee Principles of Sociology: Sept-Jan, Feb-June, IVI.;fee Social Stratification: Feb-June, Th; fee Roger Williams College Sociology: Sept-Jan, one eve wkly; fee University of Rhode Island Extension Division Criminology: Feb-May, T; fee; prerequisites Cultural Anthropology: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, one eve wkly;fee; adm req: hs or General Sociology: Sept-Jan, Feb-May, T; fee; adm req: hs orequiv equiv Human Origins: Sept-Jan, M; fee; adm req: permission Juvenile Delinquency: Sept-Jan, Th; fee; prerequisites Minority and Majority Relations: Feb-May, T; fee;prerequisites Population Problems: Sept-Jan, T; fee; prerequisites Social and Psychological Aspects of Alcoholism: Feb-May,Th; fee Urban Sociology: Sept-Jan, T; fee; prerequisites WGBHChannel 2 and Harvard University Extension Introductory Sociology: beg Oct 5, Th * See also YELLOW PAGES 88 IMES &NIB SERVICES

AUTOMOBILE DR IVING Albright Auto School: offered by appt; fee Atlantic Driver Training Academy: offered by appt; fee Automobile Club of Rhode Island--AAA Driver Education: dys, Apt 1-Sept 30; fee Freeway Driving Clinic: Spring-Fall; adm req: AAA mem Lady and Her Car: Spring-Fall; adm req: AAA mem Photo Course for Travelers: Spring-Fall; adm req: AAA mem Bottone's Drk-Ing School: offered by appt; fee City Driving School: offered by appt; fee Hope Driving School: offered by appt; fee Michael's Driver Training: offered by appt; fee Napps Driving School: offered by appt; fee Noonan Driving School: offered by appt; fee Pawtucket Driving School: offered by appt; fee Rhode Island Safe Driving Association: offered by appt; fee State Driving School: offered by appt; fee Torman Auto Driving School: offered by appt; fee Warwick Driving School: offered by appt; fee WSBE--Channel 36 Driver Education: beg Sept, M

BEAUTY CULTURE Angelo's School of Hair Design: yrly, dys or M T eves, fee; adm req: 10th grade or equiv Advanced Hair Styling: yrly, 2 dys or one eve wkly; fee; adm req: licensed hairdresser Finan's Beauty School: dys or eves wkly; fee; adm req: 10th grade or equiv Imperial Academy of Beauty Culture: yrly, dys or M W eves; fee;adm req: 10th grade or equiv Jo-An School of Beauty Culture: yrly, dys or M W eves; fee; adm req:10th grade or equiv Rhode Island Academy of Beauty Culture: dys or eves wkly; fee; adm req: 10th grade or equiv Warwick Academy of Beauty Culture: yrly, dys or eves; fee; adm req:10th grade or equiv

DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY OCCUPA TIC NS MDTA--Rhode Island Department of Employment Security: seeTraining

FIRE FIGHTING Providence Fire Department--Training Division Fire Fighting for Department Candidates: offeredwhen Dept needs new men; adm req: 10th grade or equiv,21-31 yrs of age; (other adm req: given upon req) Rhode Island Junior College Fire Fighter Cfficership: Feb-June, M Th; fee Municipal Fire Administration: Feb-June, M T; fee 89 HOUSEKEEPING, INSTITUTIONAL Brown University Extension: Sept-Dec, M; fee

LOOM FIXER MDTA--Rhode Island Department of EmploymentSecurity: see Training

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* Write or call for brochure: "This Week at Rhode Lsland College" ** Write or call for brochure.

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Advertising Club of Providence 10 Dorrance 521-5000 Agriculture* Alliance Francaise 3 Hidden 421-8542 American Civil Liberties Union 142 Eighth 351-41852 American Mathematical Society 333 Grotto Ave 521-1113 Archery* Automobile Shows* Baseball Clubs* Birdwatching* B'nai Brith, Hope Chapter 127 Marbury Pawtucket 724-2674 Bridge Club of R I 247 Wayland Ave 621-0323 Central Falls Field Naturalist Society. 56 Brook Central Falls 726-9530 Company of Military Historians 287 Thayer 421-7713 Consumers Council 365 Broadway 942-3818* Consumer complaints and issues Elmwood Public Library Camera Club 275 Elmwood Ave 461-1165 Sept-June, M eve wkly Federated Rhode Island Sportsmen's Clubs1257 Narragansett Blvd East Providence 434-2013 Fifty-three member clubs: hunting, fishing, conservation Golf* Great Books Club 25 Bretton Woods Dr Cranston 942-5018 Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce Howard Building 10 Dorrance 521-5000 Gun Clubs* Hikers' Club of Rhode Island 1207 Elrawood Avenue 781-1464 International Institute 104 Princeton Ave 421-8662 Cpen House: Sept-June 4th Sun 3-5 International balls, cabarets, dances, faire, trips: time announced, fee for some Multiple Sclerosis Society, R I Chapter 511 Westminster 331-5662 Recreation for adult patients on a social basis only National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (Providence Branch) 71 Goldsmith Ave East Providence 434-5675 Newport County Coin Club P C Box 3 Newport Penpals International ,.Friendship League 40 Mt Vernon Boston Letters Abroad 45 East 65th 'New York 21 Pets* North East Feline Fanciers 1395 New London Ave Cranston 821-9222 Obedience Training Club of Rhode Island P FD 1 Chepachet 231-4814 Rhode Island Bridgerigar Society 7 Young Orchard Ave Warwick 461-9571 Providence Figure Skating Club 284 Nayatt Rd Barrington 245-3771 Providence Turners Club 118 Glenbridge Ave 831-9847 Gymnastics, volleyball, handicrafts

* See SPECIAL RESOURCES FOR INFORMATICN; R.I. Development Council Publications; YELLOW PAGES 107

"=-=7,=za:7 Rhode Island Adult Chess Club111 Empire Rhode Island Association for the Blind1058 Broad 941-5421 Rhode Island Congress of Parents andTeachers 51 Empire 421-8899 Rhode Island Council of Skin DivingClubs* Rhode Island Family CampersAssociation* 39 Squantum Dr Cranston 942-5498 Rhode Island Federation of GardenClubs 1 Mathewson Lane Barrington 245-3695 Rhode Island Federation of Square DanceClubs 209 Maryland Ave Warwick Rhode Island Golf Association 507 Turks HeadBuilding 861-7797 Rhode Island Mineral Hunters James StantonAmerican Legion Post 708 Lonsdale Ave Central Falls 726-9579 Rhode Island Party and Charter BoatAssociation Box 201 Narragansett Rhode Island Philatelic Society 9 ChestnutCranston 781-4717 Rhode Island Radio Association Box 2903 Providence02908 Rhode Island Rail Fans Associations 31 LawrencePawtucket 722-5949 Rhode Island State Grange 564 Main Wakefield783-5475 Rhode Island State Pilots Association 2501Industrial Bank Bldg 331-4820 Rhode Island Tennis Organization 67 Bay RdBarrington 245-9299 Rhode Island Writers Guild 688 Prairie Ave461-8325 Skiing* Social Service and Welfare Organizations* Society for Preservation and Encouragementof Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America; Nickerson Settlement House133 Delaine 351-2241 Summit elub of Rhode Island P C"lox 4711Rumford Travel Clubs and Sport Clubs* MO 141 Fountain 421-3228 World Affairs Council of Rhode Island 113Benevolent 421-8622 Yachting* YWCA (Downtown Branch) In-Betweeners' Club; Junior Hostess Club;Yr-Wives Club; Social-Lites; YW-Travel Club; WeekendConferences; YW-Wives Conference YWCA (Pawt-CF) Business and Professional Womens'Club; Home Center Club; JuniorHostess Club For comprehensive listings oforganizations, see: Providence Chamber of Commerce Providence Journal-Bulletin, "What's GoingCn" Providenge Public Library Yellow Pages (Associations, Clubs,Organizations)

* See R I Development CouncilPublications; CCSDirectory YELLOW PAGES

108 Advertising Club of Providence Chamber of Commerce 10 Dorrance 521-5000 Speakers provided American Craftsman CouncilContewporary Crafts Center142 Harrison Ave Ansocket Craftsmen's demonstrations, slide lectures: Nov Annual Exhibit American Red Cross150 Waterman 831-7700 Speakers provided Alliance Franca Ise3 Hidden Lectures in French on artistic and literary subjects: one aftn mtbly: fee for not-memberq .;., . Art Association of Newport76 Bellevue Ave 8414179 Lectures on art subjects: Jan-Mar S aftn; films: Willy; F exe Barrington College Middle Hwy Barrington246-12009 Ext 45, 46 Speakers provided; info available Brown University 863-2474 Lectures on various topics during year: fee for some Elmwood Public Library275 Elmwood Ave461-1165 Film series on travel: Oct - May, 2nd T mthly Federated Rhode Island Sportsmen's Clubs 1275. Narragansett BlvdEast Providence434-2013 Speakers provided Human Relations Commission87 Weybosset 421-3708 Speakers on race relations, poverty, and related subje eta provided Internal Revenue P 0 Box 2776Elmwood Station Speakers provided Jewish Community Center170 Sessions861-2674 Lectures, discussion groups, armchair travel series, political debates, and book discussions;fee for some programs League of Women Voters of R I60 Arcade Building 421-9617 "Meet Your Candidate" sessions before elections Seminar on foreign policy once annually Speakers provided Narragansett Archaeological Society of R I66 So MainCoventry821-8552 Speakers on Indian relics provided Pawtucket Public LibrarySummer Pawtucket 722-3520 Films: wkly, F 12 Films available for loan Providence Gas Company100 Weybosset831-8800 Food demonstration, films, slide programs provided Providence Preservation Society24 Meeting831-7440 Lecture series: to be announced; fee Rhode Island Arts Festival 93 Benefit Film festival concurrent with art exhibit: May or June, eves;fee Rhode Island Association for the Blind1058 Broad941-5421 Speakers provided Rhode Island Bridgerigar Society7 Young Orchard Ave Warwick 461-9571 Speakers provided Rhode Island College600 Mt Pleasant Ave 8314600 Lectures on various topics durthg year Rhode Island Consumers Council365 lkoadway 421-9309 Speakers and workshops provided Rhode Island Family Campers Association39 Squantum Dr Cranston 942-5498 Speakers on camping, related sports, outdoors: mthly Rhode Island Federation of Garden Clubs1 Mathewson Lane 'Barrington 245-3695 Speakers provided;fee Rhode Island Heart Association 333 Grotto Ave 351-2950 Speakers and films on heart diseases, health careers,and medical research provided Rhode Island Historical Society52 Power 331-8575 Lecture program series on history subjects: five or sixSuns yrly; donation Rhode Island Junior College 331-5500 Topics of current interest:lectures one day mthly Rhode Island Library Association ao PawtucketPublic Library Summer Two mtgs yrly: Oct, book exhibits; May, speakers onlibrary trends- Society of American Magicians Cranston YMCA1227 Park AveCranston 467-8855 Magic shows provided;fee South County Art Association Kingston783-2195 Lectures and demonstrations on opening night Trinity Square Repertory Company 7 Bridgham 351-4514 Lectures on drama and theatre provided United Fund Inc 333 Grotto Ave 521-9000 Speakers provided University of Rhode Island Kingston792-2393 Lectures and films Warwick Adult Education111 Pilgrim Pkwy Warwick 737-9613 Lectures and film series on various countries: timesannounced World Affairs Council of Rhode Island 113 Benevolent421-8622 Lectures and films regularly scheduled and upon req YWCA 54 Jackson 861-2910 Lectures on various topics - Take a Break Luncheons: 3rd W,12; fee

See also SPECIAL RESOURCES FOR INFORMATION

110 111113311111S4IS Ian 1E20911BIITS

FINE ARTS Aaron Gallery9 Steeple421-5325 Paintings, prints, lithographs,prior to 1900; M-F 8-5, M 7-9 Annual Art Festival of Narragansett Narragansett Painting and sculpture displayed outdoors:mid-July Annual East Greenwich Outdoors Arts and CraftsShow East Greenwich Outdoor art, arts and crafts display:mid-Aug, 10 .to dxiski Annual Wickford Art Festival Wickford Painting and sculpture displayed outdoors:early July,10 to dusk Art Association of Newport 76 Bellevue Ave Newport 846-0179 Paintings, sculpture, photographs displayed:M-S10-5,Sun 2-5, Art Unlimited263 Thayer 421-5922 Contemporary art: Sept - June,1-5. Bristol Art MuseumTardwell Bristol 253-8800 Paintings, sculpture, photographs:June-Oct, M- S1-5, F 7-9 closed za

alternate T-Vi . Cryk Gallery Inc167 Angell 621-8087

Art'of different periods: M-S 10-5 .. Jewish Community Center 170 Sessions 861-2674 Art and artifacts exhibits:various times Lenore Gray Gallery 15 Meeting 274-3900 Contemporary art,sculpture: M, W-S 1-5,Sun 3-5, F 7-9. Little Art Gallery317 Atwells Ave 421-3612 American and Italianscenes: IVI-F 1-5 Newport Outdoor Art Festival Newport Paintings, sculpture displayed outdoors:early Aug, 9 to dusk; Olivots Gallery125 Benefit421-4349 Traditional painting and sculpture before 1900: M S 10 -5' Providence Art Club 11 Thomas 331-1114 Painting watercolor exhibitions:winter, M-S 10-5,Sun.2-5, summer M-F 10-5: . Providence Public Library 150 Empire 521-7722 Photography, prints, artifacts, etc: Yrly, M-F9-9, winter S 9-6 Providence Water Color Club6 Thomas 621-9353 Annual Exhibition:Apr

One 'man shows:- Oct-June . Rhode Island Arts Festival 73 Benefit Sculpture and paintings exhibited downtownProvidence: last wk in May, lst wk in June,10-10 Rhode Island College600 Mt Pleasant831-6600 Art exhibits, gallery of Adams Library; Oct-June. Rhode Island Junior College199 Promenade331-5580 Evening art exhibits:Sept-June Rhode Island School of Design Museum 224 Benefit331-3510 Paintings, artifacts, furniture from AncientEgypt to present; bird and flower prints, porcelain figures: T-S 11-5,Sun 2-5, closed holidays, Aug

111 Snug Harbor Annual Outdoor ArtFestival East Matunick Art display outdoors:mid-Aug, 11-7 South County Art Association Kingston 783-2195 Art exhibits: dly3-5 Tonoff Gallery45 Peck 621-7010 Painting, mainly New England:T-S12-9,Sun 3-6, University of Rhode IslandKingston792-2353 Art in the Student Union: paintings,photographs, sculpture, posters Warwick Arts Foundation 77 Cushing Rd Warwick 781-8155 Art exhibition: May

See also SPECIAL RESOURCESFOR INFORMATION

WI-MELTS Audubon Society of Rhode Island40 Bowen 521-1670 Natural History Library: mountedbirds, fossils, butterflies;M-F 9-5 Bristol Historical Society Museumand Library Court253-8825 Historical relics:Apr-Sept, W 2:30 - 5, orby appt Fireman's Memorial West Main St Wick:ford Firefighting equipment:by arrangement Fire Museum Narragauset AveJamestown Firefighting equipment: yrly, Sun -F.9-4 Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology Off Route 136 Bristol253-8388 North, Central, and South AmericanIndian relics; and Eskimo,African and Pacific exhibits: Sept-May,a SOn*.June-Aug,dly except Me* Museum of Primitive Culture Kingston .RdPeacedale American Indian, South Seas, Africantools and weapons: M-F9-5, S 9-12 except holidays. National Tennis Hall of Fame Bellevue Ave Newport Collection of famous tennis playersmemorabilia: MayNov, M-S 9-5, Sun 11-5;' . fed Newport Artillery Company Armory Clarke Newport 846-8488 Uniforms, flags, war relics, portraits:May-June, 5, Sun1-5: July-Sept W-Sun 1-5; donation Newport Historical Society 82 Touro Newport846-0813 Early American books, silver, china,furniture, costumes: T-F9:30-4:30, S 9:30-12, except holidays. Old Slater Mill Museum Roosevelt Ave Pawtucket725-8638 First American Textile Mill,textile machines, andSamuel Slater Exhibit: T-S10-5, Sun 2-5. Preservation Society of Newport County33 Washington SqNewport 847-1000 Seven historical houses around Newport:headqtrs open wk dys 9-5. Portsmouth Historical Society corner Unionand Rte 138 Old Meeting House: May - Sept5, Sun2-4

112 SPECIAL EXHIBITS' Brown UniversityProvidence 02912 Ann Mary Brown Memorial863-2429 Early printing, illuminated manuscripts, painting and Civil War relics: T-F 10-4 John Carter Brown Library 863-2725 Early Americana: M-F 9-5, winter S 9-12 John D. Rockefeller, Jr Library863-2162 M-F 9-5 Rhode Island Hall 863-2240 50, 000 examples of rooks,minerals and fossils: M-F 10-4 appt suggested. Handicraft Club 42 College624-4540 Exhibit of handicrafts done in their classes: May. Exhibit of handicrafts:Fall of alternate yrs (1968 ) . Peter Pots Handcraft Stoneware 101 Glenrook Rd West Kingston 78 3-2350 Stoneware, pottery exhibits: M-S9-5 Post Office, First Mechanized Corliss 528-2261 Murals of postal service, montage of stamps:M-F 9-5 Providence Public Library 150 Empire521-7722 Ship models: M-F 1-9;S 94 Rhode Island Bridgerigar Society7 Youzg Orchard AveWarwick 461-95 71 Three shows yrly:June, Nov, Apr, Sun Rhode Island Philatelic Society Oddfellows Hall100 Elmwood Ave Annual Exhibition of stamps: Nov 11,12; Crown Hotel Rhode Island Post Card Club223 Auburn Cranston Postcard and old button exhibit;by appt. . Rhode Island Reds Hockey Hall of Fame R I AuditoriumNorth Main751-6000 Exhibition of Reds' memorabilia:dly 9-5 University of Rhode IslandGreene Hall Kingston 02881 792-2221 Rocks and minerals found in Rhode Island: M-F 8:30-4:30; appt suggested

113 SITES 07 ISTIEREST

HISTOMC PLACES Arcade Building Westminster 1827-28 Greek Revival Temple of Trade Belcourt Castle Bellevue Ave Newport 347-1000 King Louis XIII style mansion: May-Nov, 10-5; fee Betsy Williams Cottage Roger Williams Park 950 Elmwood Ave Built 1773, Colonial furnishings; W-F, 10-4 The Breakers Ochre Point Rd 847-1000 1895 Vanderbilt Mansion: May-Cct, dly, 10-5; fee Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul 430 Weybosset 331-2434 Built 1878-1886: dly 6:30-8 Clemence Goddard Irons House George Waterman Rd Johnston Built 1680: May-Cct; appts made at house directly opposite; fee Dr. Clement C. Moore House 25 Catherine Newport 846-8124 Late Victorian dolls, toys, books; S and Sun 2-4 or by appt; fee Daggert House Slater Park Pawtucket Built 1685, antiques: June-Sept, Sun 2-5 Eleazer Arnold House 449 Great Rd Lincoln Built 1687, Stone-end dwelling: June-Oct, T-S 12-5; fee The Elms Bellevue Ave Newport 847-1000 Mansion with formal garden: June-Cct; fee First Baptist Church in America 75 North Main 751-2266 Built 1775: May-Oct, M-F 10-4; Nov-Apr 11-3; Sun all yr 12 Fort Adams Civil War Post Newport Harbor General James Mitchell Varnum House East Greenwich 884-1800 1773 mansion with furnishings: July-Sept, Sun-W 3-5 General Nathanael Greene Homestead Taft Anthony Village 821-8630 Mar-Nov Sun-W S 2-5 and by appt Governor Sprague Mansion 351 Cranston Cranston 944-9226 Built around 1800, Cranston Historical Society Library: May-Sept, Sun, Ts, 1-5 and by appt; fee' Herreschoff House Hope Bristol 18th Century furniture and decoration: July-Aug, Sun 2-5; donation Hunter House Washington Newport 847-1000 Built 1748, furniture and articles of the period: June-Oct 10-5 and by appt; fee John Brown House 52 Power 331-8575 Built 1786; period furniture: yrly, T-F 11-4, closed M, S & Sun 2-4; free until May, thereafter fee Marble House Bellvue Ave Newport 847-1000 Vanderbilt mansion built 1889-1892: June-Cct, 10-5; fee Old Colony House Washington Square Newport 847-6992 Built 1739, Statehouse until 1900: M-F 9:30-12 Old Narragansett Church off Main Wickford Built 1707, oldest Episcopal Church building north of Philadelphia, wine glass pulpit: open July-Aug, F 2-4, and by ap,t

114 Old State House between North and South Court facing North Main Built 1772, Statehouse until 1900, now 6th district court: Cpen M-F 8:30 Old Stone Mill Touro Park Newport Either early Colonial or Viking in origin Old Windmill North Rd (off Rt 138) Jamestown 1787: July-Aug,5' and Sun 2-5 Providence Historic Trail (numbers indicate order of route) *1. Old Stone Bank and Cooke House 86 South Main *2. Joseph Brown House (1774) 50 South Main *3. Market House (1773) North Main and College *4. University Hall (1770) Brown University *5 Stephen Hopkins House (1743) Benefit at Hopkins *6. R I Historical Society (1786) John Brown House52 Power 7. Nightingale-Brown House (1791) 357 Benefit *8. First Unitarian Church (1816) 285 Benefit *9. Athenaeum (1838) 251 Benefit *10. Truman-Beckwith House (1920) Benefit and College *11, School cf Design Museum 224 Benefit 10:30 to 5 *12. First Baptist Meeting House (1775) 75 North Main *13, Art Club (1789-1791)11 Thomas 14. Old Colony House-- State House(1762) 155 North Main 15. Old Arsenal (1840) Benefit at Meeting 116. Brick School House-- Preservation Society(1769) 17. Shakespeare's Head (1772) 21 Meeting Street 18. Sullivan Dorr House (1811) 109 Benefit ,19. Roger Williams Spring-- Town settledhere 1636 North Main .20. Cathedral of St. John (1722-1811) North Main 21. Georgian Houses (1760-1810) 43 to 114 Benefit 22. Jabez Gorham House (1793) Silver Museum 56 Benefit Round Top Church Weybosset 331-4755 1810 Meeting House, Greek Revival: dly Saint Mary's Church Spring Newport 847-4039 Site of wedding of John Fitzgerald Kennedy to Jacqueline I3ouvier: dly Smith's Castles at Cocumscussoc off US Route 1 Wickford Built about 1679, Colonial dolls, Indian relics: M-W, F 10-5, Sun 2-5; fee Snuff Mill and Gilbert Stuart Birthplace Gilbert Stuart Rd North Kingston 294-3001 Operating snuff mill: Sun-Th 10-5; fee Stephen Hopkins House Corner Benefit and Hopkins Built 1743, Washington visited here: W, S 1-4 Touro Synagogue Touro Street Newport 847-4794 Built 1763, oldest synagogue in America: June-Sept, 10-5, winter Sun 2-4 by appt Trinity Church Spring and Church Newport 723-6531 Built 1726: summer dly, and by appt University Hall Brown University Built 1770, Brown University Administration Bldg: M-F 9-5

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115 Wanton-Lyman-Hazard House and Garden BroadwayWashington Sq Newport 847-1000 Built 1675, Jacobean house and furnishings:July-Sept, 10-5; fee Whitehall Berkley Ave Middletown 847-1000 Built 1729, home of Dean Berkley, Britishphilosopher: July-Sept, 10-5; fee V ilbour House West Main Rd Little Compton635-8995 Built at various times during the 17th,18th and 19th centuries: June-Sept; T-Sun 1-5, by appt; fee

LIBRARIES Libraries in Rhode Island are listed in theProvidence Journal-Bulletin Almanac published annually Providence Public Library 150 Empire 521-7722 The second largest library in NewEngland: M-F 9-9, S 9-6 Redwood Library Newport 847-0292 Oldest continuously used library in America:M-F 10-6 See also, Providence JournalBulletin Almanac

OTHER BUILDINGS OF INTEREST Armory of Mounted Commands North Main R I National Guard Headquarters Cranston Street Armory Cranston Army National Guard, also site of manyexhibitions Dairy BarnUniversity of Rhode Island Kingston Milking: 3:30.5:30 dly Industrial Trust Building - Westminster Tallest building in Providence, good viewfrom top Municipal Wharf Field's Point Often foreign ships to be seen Providence County Courthouse South Main Some court proceedings open to thepublic Rhode Island State House Smith Rhode Island relics, architecturallyinteresting bldg, legislative sessions, open to public when in session,library: M-F 8:30-4:30

PARKS AND CAMP GROUNDS (publicfree) Arcadia Area Exeter Recreational areas, fishing, picnic sites,tent and trailer camp areas. Arcadia State Park Richmond Recreational areas, bathing, fishing,picnic sites Beach Pond State Park Exeter Recreational areas, bathing, cabins(Spring and Fall), picnic areas Burlingame State Park Charlestown cam jam boating fresh waterbathing, picnic areas, tix. jos(zr.m...3.L.I.iht. canoe camp sites Carolina Management Area Richmond Two overnight canoe camp sites Casimir Pulaski Memorial State Park Burrillville-Glocester Recreational areas, bathing, fishing, picnic sites, skating in winter Colt State Park Bristol Picnic areas, scenic drive Dawley Memorial State Park Richmond Recreational areas, picnic sites Diamond Hill State Park Diamond Hill Road Cumberland Recreational areas, bathing, picnic sites, skating in winter, ski runs Fort Greene State Park Narragansett Picnic areas, observation areas Frosty Hollow Area Exeter Two Adirondack shelters, picnic sites; reserved foradult-supervised groups George Washington Area Glocester Tent and trailer areas bathing, boating, fishing, picnic areas Goddard Park Ives Road Warwick Recreational areas, golf course, riding stables, bathing beaches, picnic sites, skating in winter Haines Memorial State Park East Providence-Barrington Recreational areas, picnic sites, boating Lincoln Woods State Park Louisquisset Pike Lincoln 723-7892 Recreational areas, bathing, boating, fishing, bridle paths, picnic sites, skating in winter, ski runs Meshanticut State Park Cranston Fishing, skating in winter Peter Randall State Park North Providence Picnic facilities for organized and larger groups Roger Williams Park 950 Elmwood Ave941-3215 Horticulture displays, recreational areas, band concerts, skating,picnic sites, skating in winter History Museum: Planetarium; M-S 9-5, Sun 2-5 Animal and bird houses Seekonk State Park Pawtucket Tennis courts, playfields Slater Memorial Park Newport Ave Pawtucket Recreational areas, zoo and animal houses Squantum Woods State Park East Providence Picnic sites, skating in winter Ten Mile River State Park Pawtucket Recreational areas, playfields, skating in winter Veterans Memorial Park Pawtucket Recreational areas, swimming pool World War II Memorial State Park Woonsocket Recreational areas, bathing, picnic sites, skating inwinter

117 PARM AND CAMP GRCUNDS (privately-owned--fee) Arthur B. Carpenter Trailer Park Matunuck Beach Road Matunuck 783-4487 783-3290 Trailer sites (no tenting): May 15-Sept 24 Colwell's Campgrounds Route 117 Coventry Center 397-3605 Campsites on shores of Johnson's Pond: boating, water skiing, fishing; pets allowed on leash Echo Lake Campgrounds Moroney Road Pascoag 568-5000 Camping facilities, including swimming, water skiing, boating, fishing, hiking, recreational building, sports field, golf courses nearby. Furnished units available: May 15-C et 15 Ginny-B Family Campground Harrington Road Foster 397-7982 Tent and trailer sites: swimming, no boats allowed, pets allowed on leash, recreational area; May 15-Cct 14 (P.O. address: Greene, R. I.) Greenwood Hill Family Canwround Newberry Road Hope Valley (Mailing address Box 446 Hope Valley) 539-7584 Tent and trailer sites; recreation hall, picnic tables, firewood, pets allowed on leash: Apr 15-Dec 1 Happy Valley Campgrounds Escoheag Road Exeter 539-7670 Campsites: picnic tables, fishing, swimming, boating, hiking: May 1-Oct 31 Holiday Acres Campground Snake Hill Road Glocester 647-5204 Tent and trailer sites, playground, recreation builZing, square dancing: May 1-Cct 31 Knowles Camp Burnside Ave Narragansett 783-3181 Tent or trailer sites: May 30-Labor Day Little Rhody Campground Frosty Hollow Road Exeter (Mailing address 128 Greylawn Ave Warwick Herbert L. Bowler, Jr) Tent or trailer sites: playground, picnic tables; pets allowed on leash: swimming, boating, fishing; weekends May 27-June 15, dyly June 15- Labor Day Long Cove Camp Sites Long Cove Marina off Point Judith Road Narragansett 683-2291 683-2981 Camp sites: saltwater fishing, boating, launching ramp, boat rentals, dockage, hiking, recreation area; swimming at 3 state beaches nearby; pets allowed on leash: Apr 1-Nov 15 Pine Top Camping Area Molasses Hill Road West Greenwich 397-5656 Tent and trailer sites; group camping, swimming nearby, 30 minutes from ocean beaches; pets allowed on leash Sunset Cabins Camping Area West Main Road Portsmouth 683-..2291 683-2981 Trailer or tent campsites: camp trailer rentals; boating, swimming nearby; pets allowed on leash; May 15-Oct 15 Whispering Pines Campground Saw Mill Road Hopkinton 737-3450 539-7011 Tent or trailer sites: swimming, fishing, hiking, field games, play area, picnic tables, free firewood: May 27-Oct 1 Wionkhiege Valley Campground Log Road Smithfield 231-0417 Tent and trailer sites: recreation hall, boating, fishing, swimming, playground, horseback riding, hiking, picnic tables; pets allowed on leash; Apr 14-Oct 29, winter camping by reservation

118 7COS Roger Williams Parkm-940- Elmwood Ave Animal and bird houses: dly 9-5 Slater Memorial Park Newport Ave. Pawtucket Animal and bird houses: dly 8-5

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Barrington College Middle Hwy Barrington 246-1200 Monthly Newsletter Brown University Public Relations Office 863-2474 a3iversity Calendar Btyant College 154 Hope 421-6840 Weekly Newsletter Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce 10 Dorrance 521-5000 Directories and information International Institute of Providence 104 Princeton AYe 421-8662 Newsletter New England Telephone 1 Greene525-9950 Directory-Providence & Vlcth4y, cuick Reference Index (YellowPages) Providence College River Ave861-1500 Weekly Bulletin Providence Journal-Bulletin 75 Fountain 331-0600 Providence Journal-Bulletin Almanac What's Going On--daily morning and evening newspaper Rhode Island College 600 Mt Pleasant Ave 831-6600 This Week at RIC Rhode Island Development Council Roger Williams Bldg Hayes521-7100 Official Highway Map Rhode Island Recreation Miti Rhode Island Tourist Guide Special publications and information Rhode Island Fine Arts Council 45 Arcade Bldg 351-2540 Fine Arts Calendar -- musical, dramatic and art events Rhode Island School of Design 2 College 331-3507 Calendar of Events University of Rhode Island Kingston 792-2353 This Week at URI Vernon Court Junior College Newport 847-3090 The Weekly Viewer SECTION SIX

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GUIDANCE AND TESTING 121

SPECIALIZED SERVICES 126

PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER SOURCES OF HELP 128 GIUNDAISRCE AND.

ARISE-ADULT REFERRAL AND INFORMATION SERVICE IN EDUCATION PROVIDENCE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 53 Jenkins272-4900 Ext. 241, 242 Services; Information, short-term counseling andreferral to appropriate programs in adult educationand related programs in guidance and cultural enrichment for adult residents of Providence. ARISE is an educational exchange which is:1) a focal point for community planning in program development and school-communityrelations;2) a clearing house to facilitate assessment of adult education,vidance, and cultural programs from a variety of viewpoints, and topublicize facilities available; 3) an integrative mechanism to deviseinnovative techniques for effective communication and coordination among institutionsproviding programs, and for bringing,all community resourcesto bear on areas of critical need. GUIDE TO CONTINUING EDUCATION FORADULTS, published annually, is the basic operational tool which provides accurateand appropriate information to allow persons some range of choiceof institutions and programs, and to help them to use educational and relatedinformation effectively. Hours: M-F: 8:30-4;30; free ARISE is funded under Title III,SEA of 1965 (89-10)

ADVISORY AND pSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING SERVICES UNIVERSITY OF. RHODE ISLAND EXTENSIONDIVISION Promenade and Gaspee 831-775.0 Advisory Services: Guidance' in planning educational programsand select- ing college level courses for specificinformation, cultural enrichment, vocational advancement, educationalcertificates or degrees. Hours: M-F 9:00-4:00; M-Th6:30-9:00; free Psychological Testing Services: For individualswho are uncertain about educational or vocational goals, a thoroughevaluation of general ability, aptitudes, interests and personality characteristicsis available.Outcomes and indications are discussed in individualconferences. These services are also available tobusiness, industry,government and private agencies to provide objectivepsychological information when selection, promotion, reclassification ortraining of individuals isunder con- sideration.Consultative services may also bearranged when it is desired to establish a basic personnel selection orsimilar test program, By appointment; fee

121 INFORMATION SERVICE RHODE ISLAND COUNCIL OFCOMMUNITY SERVICES . 333 Grotto Ave861-5550 Services: Individualized referralservice in health, welfare,recreation and related areas. CCS DIRECTORY,published biennially, is thebasic operational tool Zor referral purposes. Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30;free Services which are relevant for adulteducation and related needs,and to which Information Service refers, include(among others):

Adoption Handicapped Alcoholism Hearing, speech, vision Child guidance Homemaker services Child placement Legai Aid Chronic Illnesses Maternal, maternity, childhealth Correctional services Medical assistance Counseling (individual andfamily) Mental retardation Day care Recreation and groupwork Delinquency Retirement Disaster, emergency services School attendance Employment, job training & placement School guidancla Family services Servicemen and veterans Financial assistance Unmarried parents Foreign visitors, immigrants, travelers Vocational guidance, testing, rehabilitation

122 JOB GUIDANCE RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OFEMPLOYMENT SECURITY 40 Fountain 861-6200 Services: Vocational testing, evaluation,guidance and cOunseling concerning choice and/or change of jobs,and/or adjustment to job situation. Tests administered include: 1.General Aptitude Test Battery (GATB) 2.Interest Check List 3. Kuder Interest Inventory 4.Stanford Achievement 5.Interests, Aptitudes, and ProficiencyTests Some applicants may be referredto other sources for intensive counseling and for on-the-job training when indicationswarrant. Hours: M-E 830-4:30; no fee charged Counseling Services: in the followingmajor placement sections of theDepart- ment of Employment Security: 1. Professional, Clerical, and Sales49 Westminster 331-3315 Services: Placement couaseling,general aptitude testing; and shorthand, typing, and other proficiency testing;M-F 8:30-4:30; no fee 2. Manufacturing, Construction & Service40 Fountain 831-6410 Services: General and specific aptitudetesting, and job placement M-F 8:30-4:30; no fee charged Youth Counseling services:for those under 22 years of age: Youth Opportunity Center 72 Pine 421-1410 Services: Placement counseling and aptitudetesting in all the major placement sections of the Department ofEmployment Security for anyone 16-21 years of age Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30; no feecharged The Manpower Development and TrainingAct (MDTA): counselingand screen- ingservices for training and retraining persons wholack the skills required to be effective citizens in our constantlychanging economy. Many men, women, and young peoplehave received training and jobplacement underthe provisions of the MDTA as administeredby the Department ofEmployment Security and Rhode Island Departmentof Education Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30; no feecharged

JUNIOR PLACEMENT OFFICE PROVIDENCE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 150Pond 272-4900 Ext. 301,302,303 Services: Information, counselingand job placement for persons14-21 Testing services for: 1.Development of vocational and educationalgoals 2.Job placement 3.Personal. and emotional problems PROGRESS FOR PROVIDENCE 100 North Main 521-9070 Services: Guidance and counseling to residents of povertyneighborhoods in individual and group case work, employment counseling,family counseling, legal aid, credit, homemaking, job development. NEIGHBORHOOD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Community Schools conducted in cooperationwitFCProVidence S-chocl Department offer residents within the Inner City anopportunity to continue their education in an atmosphere freefrom some of the strict discipline and regulations of the day school.They are: BRIDGHAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL 359 Carpenter8.61-4613 CAMDEN AVENUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL 60 CamdenAve331-4563 E., W. FLYNN COMMUNITY SCHOOL 220Blackstone 421-1607 FOX POINT COMMUNITY SCHOOL 431Wickenden331-5156 GILBERT STUART COMMUNITY SCHOOL 188Princeton Ave 781-4125 JOSLIN COMMUNITY SCHOOL60 Kossuth 861-1495 LIPPITT HILL COMMUNITY SCHOOL 35 Camp 831-0220 0. H. PERRY COMMUNITY SCHOOL370 Hartford Ave 351-3405 ROGER WILLIAMS COMMUNITY CENTER SCHOOL187 Ocean 467-3970 Hours: 3-5,7-9; free for residents of area. NEIGHBORHOOD DROP-IN CENTERS Drop-In Centers direct efforts to establishand maintain contact with youths who are having difficulties in socialand vocational adjustments. Drop-In Centers have been organized in thefollowing areas for youths aged 16-21: EAST SIDE DROP-IN CENTER 65 Benefit 272-3470 FEDERAL HILL DROP-IN CENTER 201Atwells Ave 621-9684 FOX POINT DROP-IN CENTER 50 John 621-9156 OLNEYVILLE DROP-IN CENTER* 1886Westminster621-8709 SMITH HILL DROP-IN CENTER 24 Danforth 831-9868 SOUTH PROVIDENCE DROP-IN CENTER265 Prairie Ave 421-5646 WEST END DROP-IN CENTER 627Cranston 831-3549 *Olneyville Drop-In Center offers a charm andpersonal hygiene program. Hours: M-F 3-10; free for residents of area

NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH CENTERS A Health Center is available in each povertyneighborhood to offer medical screening for local residents. Onefull-time nurse is available in each neighborhood; and a doctor is onduty for at least eight hours a week. Health Centers are located in the following areas: FEDERAL HILL375 Atwells Ave421-0403 FLYNN SCHOOL 220 Blackstone861-4792 FOX POINT SCHOOL 431 Wickenden 861-0920 GILBERT STUART JR HIGH SCHOOL 188Princeton Ave 781-2004 HARTFORD PARK HOUSING PROJECT 10Whalen Rd 861-4585 JOSLIN SCHOOL 60 Kossuth 421-2692 LIPPITT HILL SCHOOL 35 Camp831-0220 ROGER WILLIAMS COMMUNITY CENTER187 Ocean781-2180 SMITH HILL 417 Smith 421-5584 Hours: M-F 3-9; free for residentsof area 124 PROGRESS FOR PROGRESS (Cont. ) NEIGHBORHOOD HOME AND BLOCK IMPROVEMENTPROGRAM A Home and Block Improvement Program isprovided in each target neighborhood designed to identify, investigate,and report to the proper authorities problems involvinghousing, such as relocation, .home improvement and landlord-tenAntrelationships. Hours: 3-9; free for res of area. NEIGHBORHOOD HOMEMAKER AIDES 152Doyle Ave 861-4119 Services: Activities centered on residentsliving in the Inner City who have homemaking problems. HomemakerAides provide instruction in the use of food stamps, preparation offood lists, advice onnutrition, sewing, cleaning, and other householdmatters. They are married women,living in the Inner City who have familiesof their own, are trained in homemaker alas work, andreceive pay for their duties.

NEIGHBORHOOD LEGAL SERVICES57 Eddy 274-2652 Services: Legal aid to residents of povertyneighborhoods in problems concerning bankruptcy, consumer matters,criminal prosecution, domestic relations, evictions, housing, landlord-tenantrelations, and other areas. An Answering Service for emergencysituations is provided. Neighborhood Legal Services are located in thefollowing areas: Camp area 149 Camp 274-4695,274-3894 Federal Hill 187 Atwells Ave 274-3767,274-3774 Fox Point 105 1/2 Ives 272-3060,272-3664 Olneyville 1884 West 861-5380,861-5381 Smith Hill 546 gilakstone Ave 861-1440, 861-1441 South Providence220 Thurbers Ave 461-0506,461-1507 South Providence128 1/2 Prince 274-5896,274-5854 West End 328 Cranston 421-6776, 421-6777 Hours: dyly 9-5; free for res of area.

NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCE UNITS Each Neighborhood Resource Unit has detachedworkers whose primary function is to develop rapport with youths who are notattached to any organized groups. Many of these youths have potentialfor getting into trouble; and the street corner liaison is created as apreventative measure rather than a curative device. Neighborhood Resource Units are located in thefollowing target areas: Camp area 152 Doyle Ave 861-4119 Federal Hill 187 Atwells Ave 421-3071 Olneyville 1084 Westminster 861-3320 South Providence101 Trask 331-0680 South Providence163 Thurbers Ave 467-3360 South Providence226 Prairie Ave 421-9290 Smith Hill 542 Chalkstone Ave 861-4860 West End 328 Cranston 751-7910 Hours: M-F 3-9; free for residents of area

125 PROJECT RECALL RI1014 ISLAND COLLEGE 600 Mt Pleasant Ave 831-6600 Services: Counseling out-of-schoolyouths to continue their education Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30; free

READERS ADVISOR PROVIDENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY 150 Empire 521-7722 Services: Educational guidanceprovided Hours: M-F 9-9, S 9-6; free

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C RANSTON ADULTEDUCATION Park & Pontiac Ayes Cranston781-3800 Guidance and Counseling forCorrectional Personnd:Sept-Jan, Feb-Apr, I M 7-9; II T 7-9; fee Guidance Services for Adults: Sept-Jan,Feb-Apr, T 6-9; fee

COMMUNITYWORKSHOPS OF RHODE ISLAND77 Westfield861-2080 Vocational rehabilitation services:yrly, M-F 8:30-4:30;eligibility req: 16 yrs or over;fee FAMILY SERVICE, INC. 333 Grotto Ave 331-3350 Family service counseling or caseworkfor individual or family problems; homemaker services undersupervision: yrly M W F 9-5, T Th 9-9 JEWISH FAMILY AND CHILDEENSSERVICE 333 Grotto Ave331-1244 Family Counseling: M-F 9-5; fee

NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC APTITUDETRAINING INSTITUTE Howard Bldg 10 Dorrance 272-6330 Classes: wkly, M-Th 7, S 10; fee

OPPORTUNITIES, INC. 1491 Broad 941-2707 Employment, housing, and financialcounseling to ex-offenders of the law: M-F 9-4:30

OPPORTUNITIES INDUSTRIALIZATIONCENTER, INC.235 Prairie Ave 521-4600 Provides basic education to qualifyfor job training programs,job training and placement services incooperation with local business firms; free PAWTUCKET EVENING HIGH SCHOOL Educational guidance: Oct-Mar, eves;free; adm req: Pawtucket residents

PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF RHODEISLAND 46 Morn 421-9620 Advice on all medically approvedmethods of birth control:yrly, dly 9-4:30; M T 6-9; fee, ability to pay

126 PROVIDENCE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT-CENTRAL EVENINGHIGH SCHOOL 170 Pond 272-4900Ext.338 Guidance counseling: Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr, M W eves; free

PROVIDENCE SCHOOL DEPAETMENT-CENTRAL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 170 Pond 272-4900Ext. 328 Vocational counseling: Sept-May, 2 eves wkly; free SCORE--SERVICE CORPS OF RETIRED EXECUTIVES US Government Small Business Administration 57 Eddy 528-4583 Retired executives provide consultant services to small business and to persons interested in establishing a small business; free SERVICES IFOR THE BLIND, R.I. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE 1 Washington Ave467-7550Ext. 41, 42 Educational guidance and training for the blind and low visioned: yrly, M-F 9-5; free URBAN LEAGUE OF RHODE ISLAND, INC. 74 Weybosset521-5103 Educational guidance primarily for negroes: yrly; M-F 9-5; free

U. S. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION - BOARD 0-2 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINERS Room 310 Federal BldgP. 0. Annex 528-4447 Civil Service Testing offered at various times throughout the year: free

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR-APPRENTICESHIP & TRAININGBUREAU P. 0. Bldg17 Grove Ave East Providence 528-4328 Responsible for job training of MDTA; free

VETERANS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 544 Federal Bldg 528-4309 Exercises functional supervision of registration, job counseling and placement services for veterans in local offices of the Rhode Island State Employment Service: M-F 8-4:30; free VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION DIVISION, RHODE ISLAND STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 40 ',Fountain 421-7005 Educational guidance and counseling for the handicapped;referrals: yrly 1Vi-F 8:30-4:30; free WARWICK ADULT EDUCATION 111 Pilgrim Parkway463-8100 Educational guidance: Sept-May by appointment; free

WARWICK COMMUNITY 'GUIDANCE CLINIC 116 Long 737-1510 Intelligence and personality testing in connection with psychiatric evaluatior: by appointment for "Warwick res; feedepending on family conditions

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AMERICAN COLLEGE ADMISSIONSADVISORY CENTER. 12th& Walnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.fee

ASSOCIATION 02 UNIVERSITYEVENING COLLEGESDIRECTORY. Obt ain- able from AUEC, ExecutiveSecretary, Howell W. McGee,University of Oklahoma, Norman,Oklahoma.1965-1966 free McKinley CATHOLIC COLLEGEADMISSIONS & INFORMATIONCENTER. 3805 St.,NW, Washington, D. C.fee New York, COLLEGE ADMISSIONSASSISTANCE CENTER.41 E. 65th St. New York 10021fee fee COLLEGE ADMISSIONSCENTER. 610 Church St.,Evanston, Illinois Houle. CONTINUING YOUREDUCATION. An adult studyguide by Cyril 0. McGraw-Hill Book Co.,Hightstown, New Jersey.1964 $4, 95

C C S DIRECTORY.Rhode Island Council ofCommunity Services, Inc. , 333 Grotto Ave. ,Providence, Rhode Island.861-5550.Sept. 1967 $2, 50 1967 DIRECTORY OFACCREDITED PRIVATE HOMESTUDY SCHOOLS. 1601-18th St, NW Washington,D. C. 20000free AGENCIES. AmericanBoard on DIRECTORY OFAPPROVED COUNSELING D. C. Counseling Services,1605 New HampshireAve.,NW, Washington, Journal, 75 Fountain EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONPAGE, Providence Sunday 331-0600. Weekly $. 25 St.,Providence, Rhode Island. OF GREATERBOSTON FORADULTS. EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 1967 $2. 75 18 Brattle St.,Cambridge, Massachusetts.617-876-3080.

FACTS ABOUT NEWENGLANn COLLEGES ANDUNIVERSITIES. New England Board of HigherEducation, New EnglandCenter for Continuing Education, Durham, NewHampshire. 1966-1967free by FINANCIAL AID FORCOLLEGE STUDENTS:GRADUATE. Compiled Available from Superintendentof Documents, U. S. Richard C. Mattingly. 1963 $. 50 Government PrintingOffice, Washington, D.C. 1947; reprinted FOR COLLEGESTUDENTS:UNDERGRADUATE. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Superintendent of Coixipiled by RichardC. Mattingly.Available from the Documents, U. S.Government PrintingOffice, Washington, D.C. 1962; reprinted 1963$1. 25

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HANDBOOK OP REHABILITATION SERVICES IN RHODE ISLAND Rhode Island Rehabilitation Council gi Rhode Island Department of Health, 321 State Office Building, Providence, Rhode Island.521-7100.1965 free

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 02 TRADE AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS DIRECTORY 1601-18th St., nil, Washington, D. C.free

NEW DIRECTIONS IN DEGREE PROGRAMS ESPECIALLY FOR ADULTS. The Centex\ for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults,138 Mountfort St. Brookline, Massachusetts.1963$1.50 THE NEXT STEP. Guide to part-time opportunities in Greater Boston for the educaced woman. The Radcliffe Institute for Independent Study, 78 Mount Auburn St.,Cambridge, Massachusetts.1964 $1.50- THE NUEA GUIDE TO CORRESPONDENCE STUDY. National University Extension Association,2001 Riverside Ave.,South, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.1966-1967 MO

OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADULT HIGHER EDUCATION IN NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. The New England Board of Higher Education, New England Center for Continuing Education, Durham, New Hampshire. 1966-1967 free

RHODE ISLAND STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS. Colleges and universities, public, parochial, proprietary and trade schools in Rhode Island.Roger Williams Bldg., Hayes St., Providence, Rhode Island.1967 free

TEACHING: A NATIONAL DIRECTORY OF PREPARATORY PROGRAMS FOR WOMEN COLLEGE GRADUATES. Prepared by CATALYST in Education. Obtainable from Mrs. Jean Sampson, CATALYST in Education, 45 Labbe Ave. Lewiston, Maine.1964 $1,00 YELLOW PAGES--- Telephone Directory,New England Telephone 1 Greene St., Providence, Rhode Island.525-9950,1967 free

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SCHOOLS AND EWCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 131

SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN RHODE ISLAND OFFERING ADULT EDUCATION 140 SC;11(IDMIuS i11JD IEMUCATIMITAIL GAMBIZAMONIS

ACADEMY OF KARATE, 897 Warwick Ave, Warwick 467-3872 ALBRIGHT AUTO SCHOOL, 590 North Main, 274-0520 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS, Providence Chapter, 150 Waterman, 831-7712

AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY, 75 Dartmouth Ave, Pawtucket, 725-8800 ANGELO'S SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN, 169 Weybosset, 621-9404 ART ASSOCIATION OF NEWPORT, 76 Bellevue Ave, Newport, 847-0179

ARTHUR MURRAY SCHOOL OF DANCING, 189 Mathewson, 351-2350

ATLANTIC DRIVER TRAINING ACADEMY, 33 Manhattan, 331-3292

AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF RHODE ISLAND--AAA, 1035 Reservoir Ave, Cranston, 467-9300 BARRINGTON COLLEGE, Middle Highway, Barrington, 246-1200 BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 120 Wayland Aye, 274-1370 BOTTONE'S DRIVING SCHOOL, 44 Maplewood Ave, Cranston, 944-3857

BRADFORD HOUSE, 100 Atwells Ave, 831-2320 BRAE CREST SCHOOL OF BALLET, Sherman Ave, Lincoln, 723-9391 BRISTOL ART MUSEUM, Wardwell, Bristol, 253-8800 BROWN UNIVERSITY EXTENSION, 130 Angell, 863-2397

BRYANT COLLEGE EVENING DIVISION, 154 Hope, 421-6840 BUNNY NORTH CHARM SCHOOL, 402 Alice Bldg, 236 Westminster,351-9545 BUREAU OF JEWISH EDUCATION OF GREATER PROVIDENCE, Rm 505, 76 Dorrance,331-0956

CHAD BROWN HOUSING DEVELOPMENT, 263 Chad Brown,421-1451

CHURCH OF ANNUNCIATION LANGUAGE SCHOOL (GreekOrthodox), 266 Pine, 751-1263 CITY DRIVING SCHOOL, 180 Columbine Ave, Pawtucket,722-5446

131 COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS OF RHODE ISLAND, 77 Westfield,861-2080 COMPTOMETER SCHOOL, 137 Westminster, 331-4930 COPTER'S UNLIMITED, INC., Theodore Francis GreenAirport, Warwick, 739-0363 CRANSTON ADULT EDUCATION, Park & PontiacAyes, Cranston, 781-3800

CRANSTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1351 Cranstln,944-9226

DAIRY COUNCIL OF SOUTHEASTERN NEWENGLAND, 155 Legion Way, Cranston, 781-4292 DALE CARNEGIE COURSE, SheratonBiltmore Hotel, 4214155

DANTE ALIGHIERL ITALIAN SCHOOL OFFEDERAL HILL HOUSE, 400 Atwells Ave, 421-4722 DIAMOND HILL SKI AREA, Diamond HillRd, Cumberland, 333-5677 DrvE 'N. SURF, 592 Pawtucket Ave,Pawtucket, 723-3044

EAST PROVIDENCE ADULTEDUCATION, 2000 Pawtucket Ave,East Providence, 4344040 ELAINE POWERS FIGURE SALONS,1601 Mineral Spring Ave, North Providence, 353-2500, 467-3960

ELECTRONIC COMPUTERPROGRAMMING INSTITUTE, 912Broadway, East Providence, 438-5949

ELMWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY,275 Elmwood Ave, 461-1165

EVELYN WOOD READINGDYNAMICS INSTITUTE, 10 Dorrance,272-4830

FEDERAL HILL HOUSE ASSN.,400 Atwells Ave, 421-4722 FINAN'S BEAUTY SCHOOL, 308 Main,Pawtucket, 723-1048

FLETCHER PREPARATORYSCHOOL, 136 County Rd,Barrington, 245-5400

FRED ASTAIRE DANCESTUDIOS, 205 Weybosset,331-0915 FRIENDS FOR PEOPLE,375 Broad, 331-3100 GIRLS' CITY CLUB, 74 Weybosset,621-7877

GREAT BOOKS COUNCIL OFRHODE ISLAND, 25 BrettonWoods Drive, Cranston, 942-5018 HATTIE IDE CHAFFEE NURSING HOME,Wampanoag Trail,434-1520 HEALTH HAVENS NURSING HOME,100 Wampanoag Trail,438-4275 132 HATFENREFFER MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY, Mount Hope, Bristol, 253-8388 HIKERS' CLUB OF RHODE ISLAND, 1207 Elmwood Ave,781-1464 HOME APPLIANCE SCHOOL, 116 Elmwood Ave, 331-8183,751-2593 HOPE DRIVING SCHOOL, 187 Bristol Ave, Pawtucket,723-4017

HUBBARD BUSINESS SCHOOL, 212 Cottage, Pawtucket,725-1086 ICE BOWL, 1 Washington Ave, 781-8244 IMPERIAL ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE, 1006Charles, North Providence, 726-8801 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE, 104 Princeton Ave,421-8602

ITCHKAWICH ART CLASSES, 5 Medway, 251-5574

JANE DALE STUDIO AND MODEL AGENCY,4 Manchester Farm Rd, Lincoln, 725-8091

JEWISH FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICE,333 Grotto Ave, 331-1244

JO-AN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,72 Weybosset, 621-0295 JOHN HOPE SETTLEMENT HOUSE, 7 Burgess,421-7880, 421-6567

JOHNSON AND WALES JUNIOR COLLEGE OFBUSINESS, Abbott Park Place 331-3915

JOHNSTON ADULT EVENING SCHOOL, 10Memorial Ave, Johnston, 231-0250 LEGAL AID SOCIETY, 100 North Main, 331-4665

LEVESQUE SCHOOL OF THE DANCE, 385Westminster, 421-9577 LINCOLN ADULT SCHOOL, Old River Rd &Washington Hgwy, Lincoln, 723-4600 LOU'S GOLF SCHOOL, 380 Elmwood Ave,461-0060

MATTSON ACADEMY OF KARATE, 153Weybosset, 274-1600

MICHAEL'S DRIVER TRAINING, 335 GeorgeWaterman Rd, Johnston, 231-667y MODERN PBX AND BUSINESS SCHOOL,100 Fountain, 421-6377

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY, RHODEISLAND CHAPTER, 740 East Ave, Pawtucket, 724-3240 NAPP'S DRIVING SCHOOL, 3 Anderson,861-3743 NARRAGANSETT BAY POWER SWADRON,Metcalf Hall, Brown University, 130 Angell, 724-5600

NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANSAND.JEWS, 92 Benevolent, 421-7306

NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TRAININGINSTITUTE, Suite 644, Howard Bldg, 10 Dorrance, 272-6330

NEW ENGLAND TECHNICAL INSTITUTEOF RHODE ISLAND, INC. 184 Early, 467-7744 NICKERSON SETTLEMENT HOUSE, 133 Delaine,351-2241

NOONAN DRIVING SCHOOL, 85 Winslow, 'E a s tProvidence, 433-1515

NORTH CENTRAL AIRWAYS, INC., NorthCentral State Airport, Lincoln, 726-2220

OLD SLATER MILL MUSEUM, RooseveltAve, Pawtucket, 725-8638

OPPORTUNITIES INC.1491 Broad, 941-2707 OPPORTUNITIES INDUSTRIALIZATION CENTER,235 Prairie Ave

OUR LADY OF FATIMA HOSPITAL SCHOOLOF PRACTICAL NURSING, 200 High Service Ave, NorthProvidence, 353-1300

PARKER SCHOOL OF TECHNICALWELDING, 325 Providence, West Warwick, 821-7550 PAWTUCKET DRIVING SCHOOL, 167 Dexter,Pawtucket, 724-1616

PAWTUCKET EVENING HIGH SCHOOL,Exchange, Pawtucket, 722-5436 PAWTUCKET PUBLIC LIBRARY, Summer,Pawtucket, 725-6336 PINE TOP SKI AREA, EscoheagHill, West Greenwich, 397-5656 PLUS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, 57Eddy, 421-3255 PROGRESS FOR PROVIDENCE, 100 NorthMain, 521-9070

PROVIDENCE ART CLUB, 11 Thomas,331-1114

PROVIDENCE, CITY OF

FIRE DEPARTMENT TRAININGDIVISION, 274 Reservoir Ave,781-3439

134 PROVIDENCE,CITY OF (Cont. ) PARK DEPARTMENT

ROGER WILLIAMS PARK,950 Elmwood Ave, 941-3215

ROGER WILLIAMS PARKMUSEUM & PLANETARIUM, Roger Williams Park, 941-5640

POLICE TRAINING DIVISION,209 Fountain, 421-3121 PROVIDENCE SCHOOLDEPARTMENT, Administrative Office, 170 Pond, 272-4900

ADULT EDUCATION DEPARTMENT,53 Jenkins, 272-4900, Ext 241, 242 ADULT BASIC EDUCATION,53 Jenkins, 272-4900, Ext 241, 242 ARISE (Adult Referral andInformation Services in pducation), 53 Jenkiiis, 27-2-4900, Ext .2.41,242

CENTRAL EVENING HIGHSCHOOL, 170 Pond, 272-4900, Ext 338 CENTRAL VOCATIONALEVENING SCHOOL, 170 Pond, 272-4900, Ext 328 COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

BRIDGHAM COMMUNITYSCHOOL, 359 Carpenter, 861-4613 CAMDEN AVENUE COMMUNITYSCI-100L, 60 Camden Ave, 421-4563 E. W. FLYNN COMMUNITYSCHOOL, 300 Blackstone, 421-1607

FOX POINT COMMUNITYSCHOOL, 431 Wickenden, 331-5156

GILBERT STUART COMMUNITYSCHOOL, 160 Bucklin, 781-4125 JOSLIN COMMUNITYSCHOOL, 60 Kossuth, 861-0495

LIPPITT HILL COMMUNITY SCHOOL, 35Camp, 861-2231 0. H. PERRY COMMUNITY SCHOOL, 370Hartford Ave, 351-3405

PROVIDENCE SENIOR CITIZENSMULTI-PURPOSE CENTER, 51 Empire, 421-8135

PROVIDENCE COLLEGEEXTENSION DIVISION, River Ave, 861-1500 PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY,Home Service Dept, 100 Weybosset, 831-8800 PROVIDENCE JEWISH COMMUNITYCENTER, 170 Sessions, 861-2674 PROVIDENCE PRESERVATIONSOCIETY, 14 Meeting, 831-7440 135 PROVIDENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY,150 Empire, 521-7722

11.0UNT PLEASANT BRANCH, 315 Academy Ave, 861-1962

ROCHAMBEAU 3RANCH, 708 Hope, 421-1499

SMITH HILL BRANCH,31 Candace, 421-6974

SOUTH PROVIDENCE BRANCH, 441 Prairie Aye, 941-2660

WANSKUCK BRANCH, 233 Veazie, 331-4887

WASHINGTON PARK BRANCH,1316 Broad, 461-7348

PROVIDENCE 'TURNERS CLUB,118 Glenbridge Aye, 831-9847

RHODE ISLAND ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE, INC.,212 "Ilion, 421-7709 RHODE ISLAND ASSOCIATION iOR THE BLIND, 1058 Broad, 941-5421

RHODE ISLAND BAR ASSOCIATION, Room 402,17 Exchange, 421-5740 RHODE ISLAND COASTAL AIRWAYS, INC., State Airport,Westerly

RHODE ISLAND CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS, 51 Empire, 421-8899

RHODE ISLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 7 Benefit, 751-4941

RHODE ISLAND COUNCIL OF COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC., 333 Grotto Aye, 861-5550

DIFORMATION SERVICE, 333 Grotto Aye, 351-6500

RHODE ISLAND FINE ARTS COUNCIL, 45 Arcade Bldg, 351-2540

RHODE ISLAND HEART ASSOCIATION, 333 Grotto Ave, 274-8150

RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY,53 Power, 331-8575 LIBRARY, 121 Hope, 331-8575

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, 593 Eddy, 331-4300

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING,100 Lockwood,331-4300

RHODE ISLAND RADIO AND ELECTRONICS SCHOOL,14 Third, 861-9688

RHODE ISLAND READING INSTITUTE, 1478 AtwoodAve, Johnston, 861-5582

RHODE ISLAM SAFE DRIVING ASSOCIATION,108 Windmill, 861-2104

136 RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF BROADCASTING, Box 82, W Barrington, 246-003

RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN EXTENSION, 236 Benefit, 331-3507

RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN MUSEUM,224 Benefit, 331-3510

RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY, 73 Dorrance, 421-1227

RHODE ISLAND, STATE OF COUNCIL OF DEFENSE, State House, 421-7333 DIAMOND HILL STATE PARS, Rt 114, Cumberland,333-6400 DIVISION OF STATE POLICE, P. 0. Box 185,North Scituate,647-3311

GODDARD PARK, Ives Rd,Off route 1,Warwick,884-2010

LINCOLN WOODS STATE PARK, Route 146,Lincoln,723-7892

RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE,Mt. Pleasant Av el 831-6600

RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, Roger Williams Bldg, Hayes, 521-7100 ADULT EDUCATION DIVISION Roger Williams Bldg, Hayes,521-7100

SCHOOL OF PRACTI.CAL NURSING Providence Branch,Corliss Park, 351-2555 Warwick Branch,116 Long, Warwick, 737-9160 VOCATIONAL DIVISION, Roger Williams Bldg,Hayes, 521-7100

VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL OF RHODE ISLAND, Corliss Park, 861-6533 RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT 01 EMPLOYMENTSECURITY, 24 Mason, 861-6200 MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND TRAININGPROGRAM (MDTA), 24 Mason,861-6200 PROVIDENCE EMPLOYMENT OFFICES

HOTEL, HOSPITAL,40 Fountain, 863-6410

HOUSEHOLD, RESTAURANT, 40 Fountain, 863-6410

MANUFACTURING, CONSTRUCTION, 40 Fountain, 863-6410 137 PROFESSIONAL, SALES AND CLERICAL, 49 Westminster, 331-3315

YOUTH OPPORTUNITY CENTER, 72 Pine, 421-1410 RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, 235 Promenade, 521-7100 RHODE ISLAND APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL, 235 Promenade,521-7100

RHODE ISLAND JUNIOR COLLEGE, 199 Promenade, 331-5500

a ADULT VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, 235 Promenade, 521-7100

UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE,Kingston,792-2464 URBAN DISTRICT, 100 Hartford Ave,521-4181,521-4160

URBAN DISTRICT, 361 Say les, 941-2400 DIVISION OF UNIVERSITY EXTENSION, Promenade & Gaspee,831-7550

RHODE ISLAND STATE COUNCIL OF CHURCHES,Department of Christian Education, 2 Stimson Ave, 521-6658

RHODE ISLAND TENNIS CLUB, 78 Boyd Ay el 434-5550

RHODE ISLAND TRADE SHOPS SCHOOL, 68-72 Well, 331-3008

ROGER WILLIAMS COLLEGE, 160 Broad, 331-6650

ROGER WILLIAMS COMMUNITY CENTER SCHOOL,187 Ocean, 467-3970

ROGER WILLIAMS GENERAL HOSPITAL AND SCHOOLOF NURSING, 825 Chalkstone Ave, 521-5055 SAINT FRANCIS CHAPEL, Weybosset and Page, 751-6510

SAINT JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL AND SCHOOL OFNURSING,21 Peace,331-2700

SALVE REGINA COLLEGE, Newport, 847-6650 SCORE - Service Corps Of Retired Executives,U. S. Government, Small Business Administration, 57 Eddy, 528-4383

SLATER PARK, Newport Ave, Pawtucket, 722-2322

SMITH HILL CENTER, 100 Ruggles, 331-4290

SQUARE DANCE CLUB, 239 Olney Arnold Rd, Cranston, 944-1880

SKI AREA, YAWGOO VALLEY, Yawgoo Rd, Exeter, 295-5366 138 STATE BALLET 014' RHODE ISLAND, Sherman Ave, Lincoln, 723-9391

STATE DRIVING SCHOOL, 74 Viola Ave, East Providence,433-3293

SWEENEY SCHOOL, 333 Brook, 421-2596

TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM, 275 Camp, 331-9393

TH2 ROILERT (1:3Th'irR BRIDGE CLUB, 1060 Hope, 831 4669

TONOFF GALLERY, 45 Peck, 621-7010

TORMAN AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL, 25 Richter, 351-7477

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT rwm SERVICE EXAMINERS, Room 310, Federal Bldg, P.O. Annex, Kennedy Plaza, 528-4447 DEPARTMENT 02 LABOR: APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAINING BUREAU, P. 0. Bldg, 17 Grove Ave, East Providence, 528-4328

SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, 57 Eddy, 528-4383

URBAN LEAGUE OF RHODE ISLAND, 74 Weybosset, 521-5103

VERNON COURT JUNIOR COLLEGE, Bellevue Ave, Newport,847-3090

WARREN KARATE DOJO, 124 Water, Warren, 245-8228 WARWICK ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE, 3308 Post Rd, Warwick, 737-9613

WARWICK ADULT EDUCATION, 111 Pilgrim Parkway, Warwick, 463-8100

WARWICK DRIVER TRAINING, 39 Greenwich Ave, Warwick, 737-5473

'WEIGHT -.VATCHF4RS OF RHODE ISLAND, 159 Elmgrove Ave,83140337

WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF RHODE ISLAND,113 Benevolent,421-8622 WSBE - Channel 36, Mt. Pleasant Ave, 831-2900 YMCA (Downtown Branch), 160 Broad, 331-9200 YMCA of Pawtucket, 20 Summer, Pawtucket, 722-4900 YMCA of Cranston, 1225 Park Ave, Cranston, 467-8855

YWCA OF GREATERPROVIDENCE, 54 Jackson, 861-2910 YWCA (Pawtucket-Central Falls),324 Broad, Central Falls, 723-3050 139 ;1 IICTS KN B, ME ISLAND OFFIE ADULT MI 11111CATICON

BRISTOL Bristol H S 253-4000 Chestnut

CENTRAL FALLS Broad St School 723-6165 405 Broad

CHARIHO Chariho Regional H S 364-7766 Wood River Junction

COVENTRY Coventry H S 821-6901 Foster Dr

CRANSTON* 'Cranston High East 781-3800 Park & Pontiac Ave

CUMBERLAND B F Norton School 725-7275 Broad

EAST GREENWICH East Greenwich Jr H S 884-4243, Cedar Ave 884-3600

EAST PROVIDENCE* East Providence Sr H S 434-1040 2 000 Pawtucket Ave

FOSTER-GLOCESTER Ponagansett H S 647-3377 RFD #2 No Scituate

JAMESTOWN Jamestown School 423- 1056 Lawn Ave

JOHNSTON* Johnston H S 231-0250 10 Memorial Ave

LINCOLN* Lincoln Sr H S 723-2850 Old River Rd

MIDDLETOWN Middletown H S 846-7250 Valley Rd

NARRAGANSETT Narragansett Jr H S 789-9321 Mumford Rd

NEWPORT Thompson Jr H S 847-1493 Broadway *Listed on preceding pages PAWTUCKET* .Tolthan'EvenitIVi S 722-5436 7,x change

PORTSMOUTH Portsmouth H S 683-2124 Education Lane

PROVIDENCE* 53 Jenkins 272-4900 SCITUATE Scituate Jr-Sr H S 647-2280 Trimtown Rd

SMITHFIELD Anna McCabe School 231-6614 Pleasant 'View Ave TIVERTON Tiverton H S 624-8494 Brayton Rd

WARREN Warren H S 245-2010 Child

WARWICI Pilgrim H S 463-7742 111 Pilgrim Pkwy

WESTERLY Westerly H S 596-2109 Ward Ave

WEST WARWICK 300 Providence 821-1180

WOONSOCKET Newland Ave 769-1722 Cass Park

*Listed on preceding pages

141 SECTION EIGHW

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Page Page Accident Prevention, see Analytic Geometry, see Industrial Safety 57 Calculus and Analytic Adcounting 35 Geometry 73 Associate Degree 11 Anthropology/ Cultural, see Certificate 19 Sociology 88 see also Economics 82 Anthropology, Physical, see Acting, see MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS 111 SPEECH AND THEATRE 32 Antiques 58 Adolescence, see Apparel Design Certificate 15 Psychology 86 Appliance Bracemaker, see ADULT BASIC EDUCATION 1 Apprenticeship 23 ADULT CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION-- APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVERICANIZATION 2 IN RHODE ISLAND 23 ADULT EDUCATION 1 Apprenticeship, Supplementary see also SCHOOL DISTRICTS 140 Instruction 24 ADULT HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION 3 Arabic 64 ADULT HIGHER EDUCATION AND Archery 93 TRAINING 4 see also GROUPS--CLUBSAND Adult Referral and Information ORGANIZATIONS 107 Service in Education 121 Architectural Drafting Advertising 36 Certificate 14,21 see also GROUPS--CLUBS AND Architectural Drawing and ORGANIZATIONS 107 Design 52 LECTURES AND FILMS 109 ARISE-Adult Referral and Marketing 42 Information Service in AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING AND Education 121 TRADES 47 Armenian 64 see also GROUPS--CLUBS AND Art Appreciation 25 ORGANIZATIONS 107 see also LECTURES ANDFILMS. 109 Afrikaans 64 MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS 111 Aging, see Retirement 88 Art, Commercial 25 SENIOR CITIZENS 99 ARTS 25 Agricultural Science 79 Associate Degree 12 Aide, Associate Degree Proeram Bachelor Degree 5,7 Child Care Technician 11 Certificate 16 Mental Health Technician.... 11 Master Degree 4 School Technician 11 Associate Degree Programs 10 Social Work Technician 11 Astronomy , 79 Air Conditioning, see Auditing, see Accounting 35 Refrigeration and Air Auto Body Repairman, see Conditioning 53 Apprenticeship 23 Airplane Mechanic, see Auto Mechanic Certificate 22 Apprenticeship 23 Auto Painter, see Albanian 64 Apprenticeship 23 Alcoholism, see Sociology 68 Automation, Business 36 Algebra and Trigonometry 73 Automobile Driving 89 American Literature/ see Automobile Glazier, see LITERATURE 69 Apprenticeship 23 AMERICANIZATION,see Automobile shows, see GROUPS-- ADULT CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION. 2 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 107

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Page Pane AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING AND Bookkeeping 38 TRADES 47 Certificate 14 Automotive Machinist, see Diploma 13 Apprenticeship 23 Bowling 93 Automotive Mechanics 47 Boxing 93 see alsoApprenticeship 23 Brazing, see 14elding 52 Upgrading 24 Bricklayer, see Apprenticeship 23 Automotive Repair Certificate 22 Bridge 93 Axiology, see Philosophy 86 see.also GROUPSCLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 107 Baby Care, see Child Care 58 Briefhand, see Shorthand, Baby Sitting, see Child Care 58 Alphabetical 45 19 Bachelor Degree Programs 5 Certificate Baminton 93 Building Construction 52 15 Baker, see Apprenticeship 23 Certificate 116 Ballet, see DANCING 30 Buildings of Interest 35 Dance and Music 103 BUSINESS Band Instruction 31 Business Administration, see 41 Banking, see Economics 82 Management Investments and Finance 40 Associate Degree 10 5,9 Banking and Investments Bachelor. Degree Certificate 19 Certificate 14,16,19 13,18 Baseball Clubs 107 Diploma 4 Basic Education, see Vaster Degree ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Business Communications 19 Basketball 93 Certificate 19 Beauty Culture 89 Business English Certificate Behavior, see Psychology 86 Business Executive, see 41 Biology 79 Management . 71 Birdwatching, see GROUPS-- Business Law 38 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 107 Business Machines Operation MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS 111 Business Mathematics, see 14 Birth Control Information, see Mathematics, General Marriage 59 Business School Blacksmith, see Certificate and 13,14 Apprenticeship 23 Diploma Programs Blind 54 Information Service 122 Cabinet raking, see 23 Blueprinting, see ApPrenticeship 24 Apprenticeship-Supp Instr 24 Upgrading 91 Architectural Drawing 52 Woodworking 58 Mechanical Drawing & Design 50 Cake Decorating 73 Upgrading 24 Calculus and Analytic Geometry Apprenticeship 23 Boating, see Parks 116 Camera Man, see Boats, see Navigation 80 Camping, see Parks and Camp 116 Body Building Grounds Book Reviews, see Literature 69 Cancer, see 122 Bookbinding, Hand 27 Information Service Canoeing, see Parks and Camp see alsoApprenticeship 23 . Grounds 116

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Page Page Carpentry, see Apprenticeship 23 Coin Collectinq 28 Apprenticeship-Supp Instr 24 College, see Furniture Refinishing 28 ADULT HIGHER EDUCATION Upgrading 24 AND TRAINING 4 Woodworking 91 Colleges, Certificate and Caster Mold Maker, see Diploma Programs 13 Apprenticeship 23 Color and Design 25 Ceramics 27 Color Mixer, see Certificate 15 Apprenticeship 23 Cerebral Palsy, see Commercial Art 25 Information Service 122 Certificate 15 Certificate and Diploma Commercial Law, see Law, Programs 13 Business 71 Business Schools 18 Communications Certificate..19,22 Colleges 13 Electrical Theory Flight Schools 20 Certificate 22 Haiidressing Schools 20 Electronics Certificate.... 22 Nursing Schools.. 17 Radio Broadcasting Technical Schoo1.1 21 Certificate 22 Chain Machine Mechanic, see Radio TV Servicing.. Apprenticeship 23 Certificate 22 Chair Caning 27 COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING AND Charm, see Personal Hygiene 55 TRADES 48 Certificate" 19 see also GROUPS--CLUBS Personality DevelOpment 90 AND ORGANIZATIONS 107 Chaser, see Apprenticeship 23 Communications, Mass, see Chef, see Apprenticeship Journalism 63 Supp Instr 24 Community Planning, see Chemistry 79 Information Service 122 63 Ches"s 93 Composition, see Writing Child Care 58 Compositor, see see also Information Apprenticeship 23 Service 122 Comptometer Certificate 18 Child Psychology, see Computer Programming 18,19 Psychology 86. Certificate Chinese 64 Computers, see Chorus, see Automation, Business 36 Dance and Pusic 103 Construction, see GROUPS--CLUBS AND Building Construction 52 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Consumer Education, see Singing 31 Economics 82 CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION, ADULT... 2 GROUPS--CLUBS AND Civil Defense 57 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Civil Engineering 48 Continuing-Education for Women Civil Rights, see SOciology 88 Bachelor Degree 9 Civil Service 127 Cooking, Householdi..; 59 Clerical-Bookkeeping Diploma... 13 Copper Etcher, see Clerk Stenographer, see Apprenticeship 23 Shorthand 44 Correctional Services, see Clerk-Typist Certificate 14 Information Service 122 Clothing Construction, see Counseling and Advisory Sewing 60 Services 121 Clubs, see GROUPS--CLUBSAND Counseling, Educational and 121 ORGANIZATIONS 107 ARISE.

145 EITEIEN CF CAME HELMS

Page Page Counseling, Individual and Diploma Programs, Eigh School... 3 Family, see see also ADULTHIGHER Information Service 122 EDUCATION 13 CRAFTS 27 Diversified Apprentice, see see also LECTURES AND FILMS.109 Apprenticeship-Supp Instr 24 Crewel, see Needlework 27 Dog Obedience, see Pets 60 Criminology, see Drafting, see Law Enforcement 71 Apprenticeship 23 Sociology 88 Architectural Drawing and Crippling Conditions, see Design 52 Information Service 122 Mechanical Drawing and Cruises 94 Design 51 CULTURAL RESOURCES AND Structural*Désin 53 EVENTS 103 grading 24 Current Events 82 Dra ting Certificate Programs... 21 Cyto Technologist 55 Architectuial 21 Czech 64 Design drafting 21 Detail draftsman 21 DANCING 30 Electrical 21 see also Dance and Music....103 Electronic 21 Danish 64 Machine and Tool Design 21 Data Processing, see Sheet Metal 21 Automation, Business 36 Structural 21 Certificate 19 Drama, see THEATRE 32 Day Care, see Events 105 Information Service 122 Draperies, see Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Slipcover and Drapery see Hearing 54 Making 61 Decorative Painting, see Drawing'and Painting...... 25 Hobby Crafts 28 see also Upgrading 24 Degree Programs 4 Drawing Certificate 15 Associate 10 Dress Design, see Bachelor's 5 Fashion Design 27 Continuing Education for Driving, See Women 9 Automobile Driving 89 Master's 4 Drugs 54 Special 7 Dry Cleaning and Laundry Delinquency, Juvenile, see Occupations 89 Information Service 122 see also Apprenticeship 23 Sociology 88 Dutch 65 Dental Pechanic or Technician, Dyer, Lace, see see Apprenticeship 23 Apprenticeship 23 Design Drafting, see Structural Design 53 Design, Jewelry, see Economics 82 Jewelry 29 EDUCATION, ADULT 1 Design, Structural 53 Education Detail Drafting, see Bachelor of Arts Degree 8 Fechanical Drawing & Design. 51 Bachelor of Science Degree 8 Diamond Setter, see Special. Degree Programs Apprenticeship 23 School Nurse Teacher 7 Dictation, see Shorthand 44 Vocational-Industrial ..... 7 Die Maker, see Apprenticeship 23 Educational TV, see Diet, see Nutrition SS Specific Courses

Page Page Eighth Grade Equivalency, see English for Foreigners 62 ADULT BASIC EDUCATION 1 English Literature, see Electrical Code and Theory, see LITERATURE 69 Electricity .48 Entertainment, see Cultural Upgrading 24 Resources & Events 103 Electrical Drafting 48 Equivalency, see ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND ADULT BASIC EDUCATION 1 TRADES 48 ADULT HIGH SCHOOLEDUCATION 3 Electrical Engineering, General 49 Estimating, see Associate Degree 12 Apprenticeship 23 Electrician, see Excursions 94 Apprenticeship 23 see also CULTURALRESOURCES Electricity.. 48 AND EVENTS 103 see also Apprenticeship- Executive Development Supp Instr 24 Certificate Programs, see Upgrading 24 Management 41 Electroencephalography 55 Exhibits, see Electronic Data Processing, see MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS 111 Automation, Business 36 Electronics 49 Family Relations, see Certificate 15 Marriage and the Family.... 59 Electronics,ASSociate Degree. 12 Family Services, see Electroplating, see Information Service 121 Apprenticeship 23 Fashion Desirn and Pattern Upgrading 24 Making 27 Elementary Education, see Fencing 94 ADULT BASIC EDUCATION 1 Figure Control, seeFitness.. 77 Embroidery and Needlework 27 Filing 39 see also Sewing 60 Films, see Employment, see LECTURES AND FILMS 109 GUIDANCE SERVICES 121 Finance, see Economics 82 Enameling, see Investments and Finance 40 Apprenticeship 23 Financial Assistance, see ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY AND Information Service 121 TRADES 47 Fine Arts 111 See also Aeronautical 47 see also ARTS 25 Automotive 47 Finisher, see Apprenticeship. 23 Civil 48 Finnish 65 Communications 48 Fire Fighting 89 Drawing Certificate 15 see also MUSEUMSAND Electrical 48 EXHIBITS 111 Electrical, Associate Degree 12 First Aid 57 General 49 Fishing 94 77 Mathematics Certificate.... 15 Fitness Mechanical 50 Flight School Mechanical, Associate Degree 12 Certificate 20 Mechanical, Certificate.... 17 Diploma 20 Structural 52 Floor Coverings, see ENGLISH 62 Apprenticeship 23 see also LITERATURE 69 Flower Arrangement 28 Certificate 10 Fly Tying, seeFishing 94 47 Master Degree 4 Flying English Composition, see Food Distribution 39 42 Writing Courses 63 see alsoMarketing

147 DADIME CIF CTIFFIE INGE;

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Page Page Food Distribution (cont). Group Work, see Certificate 16 GUIDANCE SERVTCES 121 FOREIGN LANGUAGES 64 GROUPS--CLUBS AND Foreign Relations, see Inter- ORGANIZATIONS ..... 107 national Relations 85 GUIDANCE SERVICES' 121 Foreign Visitors and Guitar, see Immigrants, see Instrument ClaSses 31 ADULT BASIC EDUCATION 1 Gun Clubs 107 ADULT CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION 2 Gymnastics 78 English for Foreigners 62 GUIDANCE SERVICES 121 Hairdressing, see French 65 Beauty Culture 89 see also GROUPS--CLUBS AND Certificate 20 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Handball 95 LECTURES AND FILMS 109 Handicapped 54 LITERATURE 69 Blind 54 Furniture Refinishing 28 Hearing 54 see also Apprenticeship 23 Information Service 122 LECTURES AND FILMS 109 Gardening, see Handicrafts, see Crafts 27

Agricultural Science , 79 Handwriting Analysis, see LECTURES AND FILMS 109 Psychology 86 Garment Cutter, see HEALTH-HOSPITAL-SAFETY 54 Apprenticeship 23 Hearing 54 Garment Pattern Making, Information Service 122 see Fashion Design and Heart Disease 54 Pattern Making 27 Information Service 122 Certificate 15 LECTURES AND FUNS 109 Geography 83 Heat Treating, see Geology 80 Apprenticeship 23 Geometry 74 Hebrew 66 see also Calculus and see also LITERATURE 69 Analytic Geometry 73 HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION, ADULT... German 65 see also Equivalency Diploma. 3 Glass, Fused 28 Bigh SchoolDiploma 3 Glazier, see Apprenticeship... 23 HIGHER EDUCATION, ADULT 4 Golf 95 Hiking 95 see also GROUPS--CLUBS see alsoGROUPS--dLUBS AND AND ORGANIZATIONS 107 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Government 83 Hindi 66 see also History 84 Historic Places 94 Granite Cutter, see History 84 Apprenticeship 23 see also GROUPS--CLUBS AND Graphic Arts, see Crafts 27 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Graphics, see MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS 111 Mechanical Drawing and SITES OF INTEREST 114 Design 51 Hobby Crafts 28 Great Books Discussions, see Home Appliance Repairs 27 GROUPS--CLUBS AND Certificate 21 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Home Economics LITERATURE 45 Bachelor Degree 9 Greek 66 Home Grounds Planting Group Discussion,, see Agricultural Science 79 see Speech 32 Certificate 16

148 ft INDEX DF CIFIFICftEEGS

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Page Page HOMEMAKING AND HOME ECONOMICS 58 Italian 66 see also Information Service 122 Japanese 67 Homemaking and Management 50 :Jewelry 29 Homes for the Elderly, see see also Anprenticeshin 23 Retirement Homes 88 Design Certificate 14 Horticulture, see Modeling Certificate 14 Agricultural Science "70 Toolmaking CeIcificate 14 HOSPITAL PERSONNEL 55 Jig and Fixture Building, Housekeeping, Institutional 90 see Apprenticeship.. 23 Housing and Home Furnishings 59 Certificate 15 Hub and Die Cutter, see 'Job Guidance, see Apprenticeship 23 R. I. Department of 123 HuMan Relations . 85 Employment Security see also LECTURES Journalism 63 95 AND FILMS 109 Judo . "Humanities 85 JuniOr, Placement Office, Hungarian 66 Providence School Dept 123 Juvenile Deliquency, see Sociology 88 IBM, see 'Automation, Business. 36 Income Tax, see Accounting.... 35 Kaleidoscope 95 see also LECTURES Karate, see Judo 95 AND FILMS 109 Keypunch, see Indonesian 66 Automation, Business 36 IndUstrial Engineering, see Certificate 19 Management 41 Knitting 59 Industrial Mathematics Knitting Machine Mechanic, Certificate 15 see Apnrenticeship 23 Industrial Relations, see Korean 67 Management 41 Information, see ARISE 121 Labor Relations 41 Information Service. OOOOO . 122 see also HunanRelations 85 Publications and Other Laboratory Assistant SS Sources of Help 128 Diploma 18 Special Resources for Laboratory Technician 55 Information 120 Landscaping, see Gardening 79 Inhalation Therapist 55 LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE 62 Instrument Classes 31 Lathing, see Anprenticeship 23 Insurance 39 Laundry,.see Apprenticeship 23 Certificate 16 LAW 71 Institute Progiam, 40 see also Government 83 Interior Design and History 84 GPOUPS--CLUBS AND Decorating , 28 International'Relations and ORGANIZATIONS..., 107 41 Torld Affairs . 85 Labor Relations see also GROUPSCLUBS AND Law, Business 71 71 ORGANIZATIONS O . . . 107 Law Enforcement LECTURES AND FILMS 109 Associate Degree 10 Investments and Finance 40 Certificate 13 Certificate 19 Law for the Layman 72 Ironworkers, Lawn Care, see see Apprenticeship 23 Agricultural Science 79 Apprenticeship-Supp Instr... 24 LECTURES AND FILMS 109

149 INDEX GIF ©FIFE;;;HMCO ,1 Imallir..1111..... 41.0.1110 Page Page Legal Aid, see Marketing (cont) Information Service 122 see also Advertising 36 Progress for Providence 124 Marriage and the Family 59 Legal Dictation, see Master Degree Prograns 4 Shorthand 44 Maternal and Child Health, see Lettering 26 Health and Safety 54 Liberal Arts_Certificate 16 Homemaking and Hore Liberal Arts Degree, see Economics 58 Degree Programs 4 Information Service 122 Libraries 116 MATHEMATICS 73 see also SCHOOLS AND see also GROUPS--CLUBSAND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS..131 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Library Science Master Degree. 4 Upgrading 24 Library Techniques Mathematics and Blueprinting, Certificate 16 see Upgradinq 24 Life Saving, see Mathematics Certificate Water Safety 57 Engineering 15 Linoleum and Soft Tile Layer, Industrial 15 see Apprenticeship 23 Mathematics, General 74 Linotype Operator, see Mathematics, Modern 75 Apprenticeship 23 Meat Cutter, see LITERATURE 69 Apprenticeship 23 see GROUPS--CLUBS AND Mechanical Drawing and Design 51 ORGANIZATIONS 107 mECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND Lithographer, see TRADES 50 Apprenticeship 23 Mechanical Engineering 51 Logic, see Philosophy 86 Associate Degree 12 Loom Fixer 90 Certificate 17 see also Upgrading 24 Medical Dictation 54 see also Shorthand 44 Machine Design 50 Medical Records 54 Certificate 14,15,21 Medical Secretary Diploma 18 Machine Operation, Business... 38 Medical Technologist 55 Machine Operator, General 90 Medical Terminology 54 Machine Operator, Production.. 90 Medical Transcription Machine Process 50 Certificate 19 Machine Shop 50 Mental Health 54 see also Upgrading 24 Metal Shop 90 Machinist, see Metallurgy 51 Apprenticeship 23 Metalsmith, see Machinist Toolmaker, see Apprenticeship-Sup) Instr.... 24 Apprenticeship 23 Millinery 60 Maid, Hospital 55 Millwright, see Maintenance Mechanic, see Apprenticeship 23 Apprenticeship 23 Model Maker (Jewelry) 29 Malay 67 see also Apprenticeship 23 Management 41 Modeling and Sculpture 26 see also HumanRelations..., 85 Modeling, Fashion 90 Associate Degree 11 Modern Dance, see Certificate 16 Dance and Music 102 Mandarin, see Chinese 64 DANCING 30 Manpower Development and Modern Mathematics 75 Training Program 23 Mold Maker, see Apprenticeship. 23 Marketing 42 Molder, see Apprenticeship 23

150 ILTRITIT CF OFFIE INGS

Page Page Mothers, see Child Care 58 Outboard Motors, see "otion & Time Study, see Small Engine Servicing 52 Business Management 41 Motors, see Paddleball 96 Small Engine Servicing 52 Painter, see Apprenticeship 23 MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS 111 Painting, see Drawing and MUSIC 30 Painting 25 Appreciation..... 30 Certificate 15 Pand Instruction 31 Fine Arts 111 Dance and rusic 103 Parent Fducation, see Instrument Classes 31 Child Care 58 Orchestra 31 Parks and Camp Grounds 116 Singing 31 Parliamentary Procedure, see Theory 31 Speech 32 Party Aid, Party Table, see Navajo 67 Cooking 59 Navigation 80 Patterns, see Sewing 60 see also GROUPS--CLUBS AND Personal Hygiene 55 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Personality Development 90 Needlecraft, see Embroidery.. 27 Personnel 43 Norwegian *67 Pets 60 Notehand, see Shorthand 44 Pharmacy 55 Nurse, Aide 56 Philosophy 86 Nurse, Practical 56 Photoaraphy 29 Nurse, Registered 56 see alsoApprenticeship 23 , 22 Nursing . Certificate Associate degree 12 Fine Arts. 111 Certificate 17 GROUPS--CLUBS AND Nursing, Nome 54 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Nursing Homes, see Physical Education and Information Service 122 Fitness 77 Nursing Schools see also RECPEATIONAND Certificate and SPORTS 93 Diploma Programs. 17 Physical Science 80 Nuteition 55 Physically Fandicanped, see Inforratior Service 122 Office Machines, see Physics 80 Business Machines Operation.38 Piano, see Office Techniques 43 Instrument Classes 31 Oil Burner 51 Plasterer, see Oil Heating Technician Apprenticeship 23 Diploma 21 Plastics 90 Opaquer and Stripper, see Plastic Tool and Die Maker, Apprenticeship...... 23 see Apprenticeship 23 Operating Engineer, see Platemaker, see Apprenticeship 23 Anprenticeshin 23 Orchestra 31 Plumbing, see Aprrenticeship. 23 Organ, see Apprenticeship-Supp Instr.. 24 Instrument Classes 31 Upgrading 24 Ornamental Ironworker, see Poetry, see Literature 69 Apprenticeshin 23 Police, see Orthopedic Appliance Law. Enforcement 71 Bracemaker 56 Polish 67 see also Apprenticeship.... 23 Polisher,see Apprenticeship 23

151 INIEHIEN CIF FFIERINGS

Page Page Political Science,see Petirement (cont.) Government 83 see SENIOP CITIZENS 99 Portuguese 67 Retirement Homes 88 Pottery, see Ceramics 27 Ridinq 96 Pressman, see Apprenticeship 23 Router and Blocker, see Printing, see Apprenticeship 23 Apprenticeship 23 Rumanian 67 MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS 111 Russian 68 Upgrading 24 Production Planning and SAFETY.. Jr Control 43 Safety, Industrial 57 Programmer, see Safety Institute 57 Automation, Business 36 Sailing, see Navigation 80 Progress for Providence 124 Salesmanship, see Marketing 41 Proofer, see Apprenticeship 23 Scholastic Aptitude Training, Psychology 86 see Guidance-Special Services 126 Public Administration,see School Attendance, see Government 83 GUIDANCE SERVICES 121 Master Degree 4 SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN RHODE Public Health Services for ISLAND OFFERING ADULT Children, see EDUCATION 140 Information Service 122 School Guidance, see Public Speaking, see SPEECH 32 GUIDANCE SERVICES 121 PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER SCHOOLF AND EDUCATIONAL SOURCES OF HELP 128 ORGANIZATIONS 131 Purchasing 43 SCIENCE 79 Associate Degree 10,12 Quality Control, see Bachelor Degree 5,7 nanagement 41 Master Degree 4 Quality Control Certificate, Science, General 81 see Management 41 Science Vriting, see Writing Courses 63 Radio, see COMEUNICATIONS Screw Machine Operator, ENGINEERING AND TRADES 48 Autoratic 91 Electronics 49 Sculpture, see Reading, see Literature 69 Modeling and Sculpture 26 Reading Improvement 63 Fine Arts 111 see also ADULT BASIC Seamanship, see EDUCATION 1 Navigation 80 Real Estate 43 Secretarial Science 43 Certificate 14,17 Associate Degree 11 Peceptionist-Typist Bachelor Degree 6 Certificate 14 Certificate 19 RECREATION AND SPORTS 93 Diploma 13,18 Recreation; General 94 Securities, see Investments 40 Red Cross Volunteer 56 SENIOR CITIZENS 99 Refrigeration and see also Retirement 88 Air Conditioning 53 Serbo Croat 68 Certificate 21 Servicemen, see Religion 87 TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL see also Philosophy 86 OPPORTUNITIES 3 Repairer and Winder, see Sewing 60 Apprenticeship 23 Sewing Machine Mechanic, see Retirement 88 Apprenticeship 23

152 F C MED IBMS

Page Page Sex Education, see Biology 79 SPEECH (cont) Sheet Metal Work,see LECTURES AND FILMS 109 Apprenticeship 23 Speech Services, see Metal Shop 90 Information Service 122 Pattern Layout 50 Speed Reading, see Reading see also Machine DeSign 50 Improvement 63 Certificate 15 Speedwriting, see Shorthand Upgrading 24 Alphabetical 45 Shoe Repairman, see Spinner, seeApprenticeship 23 Apprenticeship 23 Sports, see Shorthand 44 RECREATIONAND SPORTS 93 Certificate 19,20 GROUPS--CLUBS AND Shorthand, Alphabetical 45 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Short Unit Courses, see Srrinklerfitters, see Upgrading 24 Apprenticeship-Supp Instr 24 Sign Painter, see Squash 96 Apprenticeship 23 Statistics 76 Apprenticeship-Supp Instr 24 see also Management 41 Silk Screening 29 Production Planning and Silversmith, see Control 43 Apprenticeship 23 Sieamfitter,see Singing 31 Apprenticeship 23 see Dance and Music 103 Apprenticeship-Supp Instr 24 see also GROUPS--CLUBS Upgrading 24 AND ORGANIZATIONS 107 Stenciling, see Hobby Crafts 28 SITES OF INTEREST 114 Stenogtaphy certificate 20 Skating 96 Stenotype 45 Skiing 96 . Certificate 20 see also GROUPS--CLUBS AND Stereotyper, see ORGANIZATIONS 107 Apprenticeship 23 Skin Diving, see Swimming 96 Stock Market, see GROUPS--CLUBS AND Investments and Finance 40 ORGANIZATIONS 107 Stone Setter, see Slip Cover and Drapery ...Apprenticeship 23 Making 61 Stripper, see Apprenticeship 23 Small Engine Servicing 52 Structural Design 53 Certificate 22 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING AND Smoking and Health 55 TRADES 52 SOCIAL.SCIENCES 82 Surgical Technician 56 Social Service & Welfare Surveying 50 Organizations 122 Survival, see Civil Defense 57 Social Work 88 Swahili 68 Societies, see GROUPS--CLUBS Swedish 68 AND ORGANIZATIONS 107 Swimming 96 Sociology 88 see also Water Safety 57 Spanish 68 Switehboard Operating 45 Special Degree Programs 7 Certificate 19 Special Events, see CULTURAL RESOURCES AND'EVENTS 103 Tailoring 91 SPECIAL RESOURCtS FOR Tax, see Accounting 35 INFORMATION 120 Teaching, see SPECIALIZED SERVICtS 126 Aide Program 11 SPEECH 32 Degree Programs 4 see also Handicapped 54

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...1.11141.1. .11110110111.111 Page Page Technical Schools Tray Paintino, see Certificate & Diploma Hobby Crafts 28 Programs 21 Trigonometry, see Technical Writing, see Algebra and Trigonometry 73 Writing Courses 63 Turkish 68 Technology Turret Lathe Operator 91 Associate Degree 12 Tutoring 24 Technology, Chemical Typesetter Operator, see Associate Degree 12 Apprenticeship 23 Technology, Electronic Typewriting 46 Associate Degree 12 Certificate .19,20 Certificate 15 Typist Technology, Mechanical Certificate 14 Associate Degree 12 Diploma 13 Television and Radio Servicing 48 see also Apprenticeship 23 Upgrading 24 Tennis 97 see also Apprenticeship 23 see also GROUPS--CLUBS AND Upholstery 61 ORGANIZATIONS 107 see also Apprenticeship 23 MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS 111 Urban Renewal, see Testing in Adult Education Community Planning 122 see GUIDANCE AND TESTING.... 121 Urdu 69 Textile, see Upgrading 24 Thai, see Chinese 64 Theatre 33,105 Ventilatory Care 56 Theology, see Religion 87 Vietnamese 69 Tile Setter, see Visual Design, see Apprenticeship 23 Color and Design 25 Time Study, see Business Vocational Guidance and Management 41 Testing, see Tool Design Certificate 15 GUIDANCE SERVICES 121 Tool Designer, see Vocational Rehabilitation,

INpprenticeship 23 see GUIDANCE SERVICES...... 121 Track 97 Volleyball 97 TRADES AND SERVICES 89 Traffic Management Certificate 13 Watchmaker, see TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL Apprenticeship 23 OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND Water Safety 57 WOMEN IN THE ARMED FORCES., 3 see also Swimming 96 TRAINING--APPRENTICESHIP-- Weaver, see UPGRADING 23 Apprenticeship 23 Trampoline 97 Weaver Room Mechanic, see Transcribing Machine Apprenticeship 23 Certificate 19 Weight Watching, see Transportation and Traffic Fitness 77 Management 45 Weightlifting, see Travel 97 Body Building 77 see also Excursions 94 Welding 52 LECTURES AND FILMS 109 see also Apprenticeship- SITES OF INTEREST 114 Supp Instr 24 Travel Clubs, see GROUPS-- Certificate 22 CLUBS AND ORGANUATIONS 107 Woodworking 91

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Page Page Woodworking (cont.) Writing Courses (cont.) see Upgrading 24 Journalism 63 World Affairs, see International Relations and World Affairs 85 X-Ray Technician ..... 56 Wrestling 97 X-Ray Technology Diploma.... 18 Writing Courses 63 see also GROUPS--CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 107 Zoos 119 AEDIMITEA

A DULT BASIC EDUCATION 157 TRAINING PRO GRA MS,108 RECREATION AND SPORTS, , . 158 EMLIT AMID CC BATIMMINGBEDIUJCA\11111C A\ NICO 71111A MENG P MA\ MS

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE)

including English for Foreigners or English as aSecond Language (ESL)

Providence School Department Adult Basic Education: Sept-June, summer programsas needed:free; open to all persons 18 and over who readbelow 8th grade level, for personsof foreign language background who wish to learn to speak and writeEnglish,and/or for those who wish to prepare for 8th grade equivalency exams.

MORNING Calvary Baptist Church, 747 Broad St: T Th 9:15 Chad Brown Center c/o Phylless Davis,128-F Filmore St: T Th 9:30 Sheldon House, 51 Sheldon St: M W 9:30

A FTEP NOC N Brite Industries, Inc. , Employees, 55Dupont Drive: T Th 4 Elmwood Public Library, 275 Elmwood Ave: T Th 12:30 Roger Williams Baptist Church, (RauFastener Employees) 475 Cranston St: T Th 3:45 Smith Hill Branch Library, 31 Candace St: T TH 1

EVENING Bridgham Community School, 350 CarpenterSt: M W Camden Avenue Community School, 60Camden Ave: T V' 7 Catholic Inner City Center, 532 PrairieMe: M Th Chad Brown Center c/o Phylless Davis,128-F Filmore St: M W 7 Davol Rubber Co. Employees, 69 PointSt: M W 6 East Side Y. M. C. A 438 Hope St: M W E.W. Flynn Community School, 300BlackstoneSt: M V: 7 Federal Hill House, 400 Atwells Ave: MW 7 Fox Point Community School, 431Wickenden St: M W International House, 336 Benefit St: T 7:30 Joslin Community School, 60 Kossuth St: M Lippitt Hill Community School, 35 CampSt: T Th 7 Olneyville Branch Library, 12 OlneyvilleSquare: M W 6:30 Our Lady of the Rosary Church, 17Traverse St: T Sheldon House (Rhode Island Tool Co.Employees) 51 Sheldon St.. T Th 7 South Providence Branch Library, 441Prairie Ave: M W 6:30 Wanskuck Branch Library, 233 Veazie St: M W 6:30 Y. M. C.A. , 160 Broad St: M W 7

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Computer Processing Institute of R.I. 324 Waterman Ave E Prov 438-3220, Ext201 IBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS: beg July 8, dys or eves; fee; adm req:h s grad

Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Pawtucket 722-6000, Ext 277 NURSE (MALE): beg Sept; fee; adm req: age 18-35

RAI, Inc: 739-6550 COMMERCIAL PROGRAMMING: beg Sept; adm req: h s grad FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING: beg Sept; adm req: h sgrad SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMING*: beg Sept SYSTEMS ANALYSIS*: beg Sept SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT*: beg Apr 16 Dys or cs, depending on enrollment *Adm req: experienced data processing personnel and engineers

Rhode Island Hospital 593 Eddy St 331-4300, Ext 738 SURGICP L TECHNICIAN: beg Sept, 36 wks; adm req: h s grad, manual deiieterity, physical stamina, maturity, steadiness; stipend during training

ERECCREAVEIENT A\ Euro SPETEITS

Pray/defies Senior Citizens Center 51 Empire 421-8135 DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLASSES: I% 1

YWCA (Prov) 54 Jackson 861-2910 BRIDGE CLASSES: beg Mar 27; VI 10; fee HORSEBACK RIDING: T morn; fee

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CULTURALOPPORTUNITIES ARV GUIVANCESERVICES

Adatt EducationOitiee PROVIDENCE SCHOOLDEPARTMENT

Rhode Wand 02 96 SS Jenk4n4Stiout Puvidence,

Tet. 3319400 Ext. 241, 242

Dr. Mary C. Mulvey,Supervisor Dr. Charles A. 0Connor, Jr.,Superintendent t.r