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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
15
Romulus Central School Council advances dialogue between faculty and the Romulus school board and administrators with a report to improve communications and understanding.
Area death notices for Mabel V. Dawes of Ithaca and John Hetrick of Canandaigua detail funerals and survivors. Separate school board minutes from Interlaken discuss evaluation guidelines and a 1973-74 calendar with upcoming exams and graduations. Finland tops milk per capita in 1970 followed by Ireland and New Zealand.
Romulus Central School plans a June 2 dinner at Karmac Manor to recognize retiring staff for the 1972 73 year. Dorothy Dickerson retires kindergarten after 1961 service. Francis Klue ends 29 years as bus driver. Lawrence McCarthy leaves math teaching after 25 years. Tickets from Joe Luppino James Garlick or the school office.
Romulus Congressman William F Walsh reports progress on civilian job cuts at Seneca Army Depot. Latest Army figures show 67 to 90 workers to lose jobs, later reduced to 40 as workers find other jobs or retire. Nine Readiness Regions reorganize, with potential to absorb ten more now slated to go June 30.
Victoria Jean Zimmerman and David Alan Hall wed on a Saturday afternoon at the bride’s grandmother's lawn in Sheldrake. Rev. Nicholas VanderWeide officiated. The bride, a 1973 St Lawrence graduate, wore unbleached muslin with cotton lace and a red rose. The couple will live in Rochester and attend summer school.
Romulus Central School budget approved Tuesday by 177 votes, 146 yes to 30 no with 11 blank. Incumbents James O Somerville and Kenneth Riemer won board seats with 126 and 97 votes. Eber Hubman Jr. received 89 votes. Dorothy Joslyn got 21 votes and two write ins backed James Garlick who did not run again.
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