Red Creek Budget Cut as Voters Prepare to Elect Board
The Red Creek Central School District schedules a June 13 annual meeting at 8 p.m. in Red Creek High School auditorium to approve a tightly cut budget and elect two board members. Incumbent Robert Brundidge seeks re election against Donald Casilio. Merrill Parker appears unopposed for a three year vacancy.
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Red Creek Central
Robert Brundidge
North Walcott
Donald Ccasilio
Merrill Parker
Marian Curtis
Sterling
Parker
Eden to lead P C Food Markets in Syracuse
Earl M. Eden joins P C Food Markets as executive vice president overseeing corporate retail store operations in Syracuse. He arrives from Chatham Markets in Detroit after a 21 year national grocery career. veteran paratrooper and Drexel graduate, married with three children, plans to reside near Cazenovia.
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Syracuse
Earl M. Eden
P & C Food Markets, Inc
A. C. Hazlett
Eden
Chatham Markets
Detroit
Mich
Chatham
Drexel University
Corpoate
New York State
New Jersey
Cazenovia
Pneumo Dynamics Corporation
Cleveland
Ohio
Grants support cancer drug programs at Roswell Park
Grant funds totaling 492000 to Dr Enrico Mihich for a three year experimental cancer drug program, and 25390 to Dr Fred Rosen for a cancer drug therapy program at Roswell Park Memorial Institute.
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Buffalo
Enrico Mihich
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Fred Rosen
Regents to award education honors in memory of James Allen Jr
The New York State Board of Regents will issue Distinguished Service to Education awards in honor of the late James E. Allen Jr. The recipients are to be seeded in June.
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Albany, N.Y
State Board of Regents
James E. Allen Jr
New York
U.S
Hannibal Central School Holds District Annual Meeting
Hannibal voters gather June 13 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium for the annual meeting and budget presentation led by Chairman Karl Kellogg. June 14 ballots will decide two board terms and the 1972 73 budget of 2 270 890.
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Red Creek Central
Ralph D. DeMas
Board of Education
Red Creek High School
Red Creek
Hannibal
Hannibal Central School
Karl Kellogg
LaRue Christie
Gary Kellogg
Michael Ferlito
Mr. Christie
Oswego
Ferlito
Milan Hubbard
Hubbard
Gordon Halstead
Granby Center
Halstead
Harry Cummings
Schoolcraft Road
Dennis Adamy
Adamy
State University College
United States
Rockefeller OKs Barclay Infant Support Measure
State Senator H Douglas Barclay sponsored a bill signed by Gov Rockefeller to amend CPLR to allow petitions to county courts for infant support withdrawal. Assembly sponsor Donald L Taylor of Watertown supported the change. Barclay said current rules unjustly limit withdrawals to Supreme Court or surrogate courts.
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H. Douglas Barclay
Gov. Rockefeller
Donald L. Taylor
Watertown
Senarclay
Supreme Court
Sen. Barclay
Geoffrey Chaucer Becomes England's First Poet Laureate
Geoffrey Chaucer is recognized as England’s first Poet Laureate with an annual grant of wine for the appointment. The historic designation marks the start of a royal favor that tied poetry to court life and cultural patronage.
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Laureat
England
Geoffrey Chaucer
Red Creek Educator Takes Freelance Writing Post
Marvin Deck er, longtime Red Creek High School guidance counselor, begins a part time writing role for the National Education Institute of Waterford Connecticut. His work will appear in Guidance and Motivation starting with the September 1972 issue from Prentice Hall. He also accepts a summer G E Guidance Fellowship at Boston University to study and join Operation Shadow.
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Red Creek
Marvin Decker
Red Creek High School
National Education Institute of
Waterford
Cranes Dedicate Farm as Nature Center
Edna and Marvin Crane dedicate a 125 acre farm near Wolcott Route 89 as a nature center for conservation education. The center serves Wayne county schools with an outdoor classroom and trails through wetlands and woodlands. It highlights Canada geese and supports family visits and guided displays. Trails were marked by Ralph Kirschner and students with aid from local agencies and 4-H. The piece notes Crane retirement and a mythological reference to four ages.
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Wolcott
Route 89
Edna
Marvin Crane
Wayne County
Ralph Kirschner
Clyde-Savannah
Insects Domesticated for Profit Honeybee and Silkworm
The Palladium Times notes two insects widely kept for profit the honeybee and the silkworm. The piece discusses their domestic roles, suggesting economic importance and historical context for apiculture and sericulture.
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