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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
2
Jody Clark, Joanne Estey, Larry Fitzpatrick, earle Frantz Caryn Goodwin, Amy Hopker, Bonnie Mackiewicz, Kevin McArdle, Jeff Spear, William Thomson, Patricia Vangalio, Candice Van No strand, Kim Walawender, Michael Willson and Linda Wellington receive oaths. Barb Barton explains the oaths and pin. The Spirit of the Torch is presented by Anita Henry. Piano selections by Mark Brown. David Wilson serves as Senior Advisor.
A May 1 ceremony at Interlaken for South Seneca Central School National Honor Society inducted new members. Leaders introduced inductees Deb Parsons and Robin OConnor, with Harpend High School principal greeting families. The Romulus chapter presented the emblem, torch, and four crest principles and rededication ceremony followed.
SSCS ninth graders heard SSCS-Douglas Wyckoff, ex Supervisory Park Ranger at Olympic National Park in Washington, describe ranger duties from glacier rescue and fire watch to timber value and road surveying. He highlighted snow patrols for spring runoff, water and forest conservation, and the long lead times for renewable resources like Douglas Fir.
Seneca County Red Cross chairman Mr Keiser announces a nationwide emergency appeal as disasters from tornadoes floods hurricanes and earthquakes strike 25 states and Puerto Rico. The Seneca Falls chapter urges support with a county goal of 799 dollars to aid relief efforts already depleting national funds.
Janice M Boyce of Romulus and William W Parker of Cazenovia were married at Westminster Presbyterian Church Syracuse in a 1 p m ceremony officiated by Rev Robert A Harris. Maid of honor Anne Teich and best man Harvey Whaley attended. The couple plans a southern states honeymoon and will reside on Lane Road RD 2 Cazenovia after May 20.
Romulus Board of Education faced heated moments as it approved a 1973-74 budget cut plan bringing projected expenses to 1,424,884 and a 20,366 tax levy increase. Spectators walked out after a sharp exchange while cuts hit areas such as operations, principal salary, driver education, supplies, and arts programs. A tuition-admission request from Border City was rejected in a tied vote led by Harold Keel.
SENECA FALLS The Honorable William F. Walsh of the 33rd District will headline the Finger Lakes Association annual meeting at Hotel Gould on Friday May 18. Walsh, a Syracuse native and 61, is serving in the 93rd Congress after succeeding John H. Terry. Reservations for the event are via the FLA at 309 Lake Street Penn Yan.
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