Baccalaureate At Fulton High
Fulton High School holds a Sunday 7 30 p m baccalaureate in the school auditorium with Rev. Robert Williams giving the invocation and Rev. Frank Hughes delivering the address. Graduation follows Monday at 8 15 p m with Dr Eugene Anthony presenting diplomas and delivering the main address. Honor prizes are awarded by Mrs Harold McGovern. All seats are reserved and family members should be seated by 8 p m.
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Fulton High Summer School Opens for Grades Seven Through Twelve
Fulton High School hosts a summer program for Fulton Consolidated School District pupils in grades seven through 12. Registration for district residents is June 27 from 9 am to noon at the high school auditorium, while students from other high schools register June 28. Non-residents pay a $3 registration fee and $10 per subject. district residents pay a $3 registration fee plus a $2 book rental, with a $2 rental for both groups.
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Kilpatrick Will Seek Reelection
Fulton officials announce the municipal pool hours starting Saturday with free morning access and a 10 to 25 cent fee for children and teens in the evening. Rowlee and Stevenson beaches will run 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily with lifeguards, and parents are urged to keep children in guarded areas only when lifeguards are on duty.
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Beef and Ham Supper at South Hannibal Church
A beef and ham supper will be served Saturday at the South Hannibal Federated Church starting at 5 p.m. until served. Proceeds support church programs.
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Fulton Obituary of Vincent D. Cavanaugh Veteran Educator
Vincent D. Cavanaugh 71 of 1520 Spring St died Tuesday at home in Syracuse after 40 years in the city. A Notre Dame graduate and university professor, he was WWI veteran and a member of the World War I Veterans organization. Survived by wife Luella M. Cavanaugh and several nephews. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Van Dusen Funeral Home 136 W Castle St. Burial White Chapel Memory Gardens DeWitt. Friends may call today 3-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Jamesville
Community Thanks After Fulton High School Bond Approval
The Fulton Consolidated School District Board and leaders praise voters for approving the high school bond. They commend the Citizens Information Committee, thank residents for questions and suggestions, and urge ongoing community support for educational progress and future needs.
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Fulton Soldier Completes Six Week Technical Inspector Course
Army Specialist Five Peter Romanick, son of Mrs. Bertha Petroski of Fulton New York, completed a six week fixed wing technical inspector course at The Transportation Center Fort Eustis Virginia on June 4. Romanick entered the Army in December 1942.
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Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
Commercial printing department contact lines for the Palladium Times blog list phone numbers FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801 for inquiries and services.
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