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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
8
Romulus Town Board at monthly meeting reads a letter announcing a new contract for the Romulus Sewer District with the Seneca Army Depot. The contract must be signed to meet State Health Dept. law. Board members also discuss a land purchase for the town dump and indicate plans to proceed.
Romulus Mrs. Patricia McDonald of Long Island was named assistant professor of nursing at Community College of the Finger Lakes in Canandaigua. She holds a BS in nursing from Adelphi and an MEd from Teachers College Columbia. She is active in multiple honor societies and studied with Dr. Mildred Montag. The two year program starts in September and will be developed with Dr. Roy Satre Jr. as college president. McDonald is mother of seven and resides in Romulus with husband James, principal of Romulus Central High.
Samuel S. Stratton announced that the U S Office of Education approved federal assistance under Title I Public Law 874 for Romulus Town of Romulus School District 3. The payment amount is 40001 dollars to support current expenditures in federally affected areas.
Covert Grange 1227 will host a dish to pass supper at 6 30 p m Saturday March 2 at the Grange Hall. Attendees should bring a side to pass table service and rolls. The regular meeting follows at 8 00 with a program. Covert Junior Grange meets at 2 p m Saturday March 23 in the Grange Hall to work on projects.
Romulus scenes include church interchurch service at Romulus with St Stephens and First Presbyterian, Erie Canal slides by Arnold Barden, Norwegians potluck in Ithaca, and local visits by families. Also reports hospital stays, family events, and community meetings in Fayette and Seneca Falls.
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