Fulton Board names Ecker as school spokesman in talks
William Ecker, business administrator assistant, was named board spokesman for negotiations with district employee groups. He will work with Glenn W. Clark and any attending board members, representing the board except for the Central Administrators, School Lunch Manager, and School Psychologist. Heating problems at Bodley High School were discussed and resolved. school closed briefly yesterday, then resumed today. Resignations of Joyce Sweet and Cheryl Mowett were accepted and Phyliss Rookey was appointed. Tenure was granted to Fue.
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Fulton
Fulton Board of Education
William Ecker
Ecker
Glenn W. Clark
G. Ray Bodley High School
Joyce Sweet
Cheryl Mowett
Phyliss Rookey
Fue
Board Considers Double Trip Transportation Plan
A report on a possible double trip transportation program was explained by Fred Gibbons, the transportation coordinator. The board asked Gibbons to study the proposal and compare it with the current system for a future meeting. Four faculty members were approved to attend the New York State Conference Association of Health Physical Education and recreation and dental hygiene teachers.
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Gene Stuart
R. Gene Doane
Alfred Allen
Marilyn McNamara
Leonard Earle
Ruth Miller
Fred Gibbons
Gibbons
Genevieve Dexter obituary shared by Fulton family
Genevieve E Dexter 74 of Pathfinder Court Fulton died at Lee Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Native and lifetime resident of the city she belonged to First United Methodist Church. Survived by three daughters Margaret Hinman Susan Bleck Betty Clark two sons Paul Fulton Donald Hannibal 17 grandchildren six great grandchildren and sister Clara Rowlee. Services 2 p m Thursday Foster Funeral Home Rev Clytus Mowry officiating. Burial Fairdale Cemetery in spring. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 pm today and Wednesday. Memorial gifts may go to First Methodist Church Memorial Fund.
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Fulton
Genevieve E. Dexter
Pathfinder Court
Lee Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Margaret Hinman
Susan Bleck
Betty Clark
el Sobrante
Calif
Paul
Donald
Hannibal
Clara Rowlee
Foster Funeral Home
Clytus Mowry
Fairdale Cemetery
First Methodist Church
Christmas Tree Sale Successful
Fulton Lions Club reports their ninth annual Save-A-Sight Christmas tree sale has been their most successful yet. The event supports sight conservation and local charity, with profits staying in the community. Lions co chairs Lyman DuBois and Carroll Kelly note the sale location is near the State Theatre in a former service station.
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Fulton
Fulton Lions Club
Lions
State University College of Forestry
Syracuse
Lions Club
Sale
Lyman DuBois
Carroll Kelly
The
State Theatre
Fulton Maurer to receive degree at Miami University
Franklin J. Maurer of Fulton RD 3 is a candidate for the Bachelor of Science in Business degree. Graduation exercises are scheduled for next Sunday December 22 at Miami University in Oxford Ohio.
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Fulton
Frank J. Maurer
Miami University
Oxford
Local Airman Completes Basic Training at Lackland AFB
Airman Patrick J. Lagodich son of Mr and Mrs John Lagodich Fulton RD 3 completed basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas He will train in aircraft equipment maintenance at Chanute AFB Illinois He is a graduate of Ray Bodley High School.
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Patrick J. Lagodich
John Lagodich
Fulton RD 3
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Chanute Afb
Ill
Airmanagodich
Ray Bodley High School
Fulton School Head Chosen as Director
Fulton superintendent Glenn W. Clark elected to the board of directors of the State High School Athletic Protection Plan Inc. He joins 23 members including physicians dentists and athletic directors in the 1932 formed nonprofit providing low cost medical dental and hospital indemnity for public and private school students.
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Fulton
Glenn W. Clark
State High School Athletic Protection Plan Inc
The
Protection Plan
Two Families Homeless In Fulton Blaze
A Monday morning fire on 352 S Second St Fulton destroyed part of the home of the Stoutenger and DeSalvatore families. Fire crews fought the blaze from 7 50 a m until 10 20 a m and the houses were heavily damaged with clothing furniture and household goods lost. Red Cross volunteers arranged temporary shelter and urged furniture and apartment donations via Miss Janet Lewis at 592 6336.
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Fulton
S. Second Street
West Side
Edward Stoughtenger
David DeSalvatore
S. Second St
Ihe
Janet Lewis
American Red Cross
Miss Lewis
Past Noble Grands Club Hosts Lake Street Supper
The PULASKI A covered dish supper will be held at the 1.C.C.F. Temple on Lake Street at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday. Members are asked to bring a token gift for exchange.
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1.C.C.F. Temple
Lake Street
Phoenix Adult Ed Director Attends Regional Conference
Mirril A. McMullen, director of Phoenix Central School Adult Education, joined 14 area directors from Oswego, Onondaga, Cayuga counties at Lakeland for a conference. Discussions covered a safe driving course for new three hour driver education rules, forming a regional organization, new materials for high school equivalency prep, potential state aid, director certification, and salaries. Harold Williams, State Education Department official, chaired the program.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Central School
Mirril A. McMullen
Oswego
Onondaga
Cayuga
Lakeland
Motor Vehicle Department
State Education Department
Harold Williams
Bureau of General Continuing Education Division
Soldier on Leave Home From Fort Lee Training
Pvt. Richard Spearance, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Spearance, is on leave at his parents home. He recently completed heavy equipment training at Fort Lee Virginia and will return to camp on December 30 to begin a two year tour in Germany.
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Sandy Creek
Richard Spearance
John Spearance
Spearance
Fort Lee
Germany
Drugstore Chains Employ Over 458000 Workers Now
America's drugstores employ more than 458000 workers and sales this year are expected to total 11009 million dollars.
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America
Dr Eugene W Anthony Honored By Fulton School Board
Fulton honors Dr Eugene W Anthony a 16 year board veteran and former president for eight and a half years with a commendation and tribute as he resigns effective January 1 1969. The resolution notes facility expansions curriculum widening and strengthened community relations during his tenure.
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Fulton
Eugenew. Anthony
Fulton Board of Education
Anthony
Dr. Anthony
James I. Lanigan
G. Ray Bodley
Volney
Ering
New York Market Eggs Prices Mixed by Size
USDA wholesale egg offerings in New York show adequacy for large and shortage for mediums. Demand is fair to good with whites priced fancy large 49 to 50 cents and fancy medium 47 to 48 cents. fancy large browns quoted 50 to 51 cents.
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New York
USDA
Creamery Announces Wholesale Butter Price Tiers
Creamery offers wholesale bulk butter in varying scores with price ranges. 93 score AA product priced around 681 to 6914 cents per ton and 92 score A around 6814 to 68% per ton. Contact 681-6914 for details.
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New York
USDA
Red Creek Student Wins Syracuse Scholarship
Red Creek resident Dale S. Folnesbee son of Mr and Mrs Sherman Folnesbee awarded a Syracuse Pulp and Paper Foundation scholarship. He joins 55 recipients from the paper science and engineering program at the State University College of Forestry at Syracuse University.
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Red Creek
Dale S. Folnesbee
Shereman Folnsbee
Canada St
Syracuse Pulp and Paper Foundation
State University College of Forestry
Syracuse University
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