Fulton Principals Salary Schedule Increases and Volney Plans
Fulton Board approves 12 step 1967 68 principal salary schedule starting at 9516 rising to 15444 with master’s bumps. Civil service 8 percent raise and extra July 3 holiday approved. Volney Elementary plans revised reducing special education room and expanding music art rooms cutting project cost to 1.26 million. Bonding plan discussed and 10 year bond chosen. New staff hired and summer city recreation employment authorized.
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Fulton
Volney
Board of Education
Fulton Consolidated School District
Civil Service
Brennan and Kobhlstaedt
Bandling
Homer Jennings
258 Seniors Will Graduate At Bodley High On Sunday
Fulton reports 258 members of the G. Ray Bodley High School senior class will graduate Sunday at 5 pm in Recreation Park in the first outdoor ceremony for the school. If rain, exercises move to the Bodley High School auditorium. Diplomas by Dr. Eugene Anthony, honor prizes by Elmer Goss, benediction by Rev. David Olson. Speakers: Christine Laarie, Amy Austin, Stephen Morse, Gayle Greco. Reserved seating on the park field. unreserved seats fill early.
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Fulton
G. Ray Bodley High School
Recreation Park
Bodley High School
Eugene Anthony
Board of Education
Elmer Goss
David Olson
Immaculate Conception Church
A. Christine Laarie
Amy Austin
Stephen Morse
Gayle Greco
Service awards for Britton and Russell announced
Staff Sergeant Harold L. Britton of Williamstown New York earned the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award at Maxwell AFB Alabama for 1965 66 with the 3800th Air Base Wing achieving exceptional merit and cost reductions. Lance Corporal Lawrence C Russell of Bernhards Bay New York serves with Combined Action Company Third Marine Division in Vietnam helping integrate Marines with local village forces CAC teams fight alongside villagers to defend their homes.
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Montgomery
Ala
Harold L. Britton
Herman C. Britton
Williamstown
N. Y
U.S. Air Force
Maxwell Afb
Britton
3800Th Air Base
Maxwell
Accounting and Finance Center
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central High School
Altmar
Eulalie
Leslie H. Faulkendar
Seventh St
Phillipsburg
Kan
Air University
Air Force
Phu Bai
Vietnam
Lawrence C. Russell
Joyce Russell
Bernhards Bay
Combined Action Company
Third Marine Division
Combined Action Companies
CAC
U.S
Public Budget Hearing Sets School Board Meeting Date
A public hearing approved the budget and set the annual and reorganization meeting for July 5 at 7 30 p m. The board president can sign an agreement with Totem Camp Harrisville for seven weeks at 3800. Commendations were given to the athletic director and staff after winning the All Sports trophy for 1966 67 in the Central New York Cities Conference. The dental hygienist salary was set at 7500 with B A or B S hygienists on schedule B. Niagara Mohawk Power will install outdoor lighting at Bodley High School including four 400 watt mercury lights and a 400 watt lamp in the south parking area. George Family authorized to retake a boiler at Lanigan School for 2480 and roofing work for summer projects was approved. Angelo Spodotta Co Marcellus to continue Lanigan roofing repairs.
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Totem Camp
Harrisville
Central
George
Lanigan School
Angelo Spodotta Company
Marcellus
Fulton Board Praises Goss for 17-Year Service
The Fulton Board of Education adopted a commendatory resolution praising Elmer Goss a longtime member who retires June 30 after 17 years on the board beginning November 14 1950. He is lauded for dedicated service and steadfast help in fiscal affairs as clerk of the board and received a gift from fellow members.
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Fulton
Fulton Board of Education
Elmer Goss
Goss
Irritation Grows At Con Con When Debate Stalled
Delegates at the Constitutional Convention show frustration as a request for a one week delay on a court administration proposal stalls the first formal debate. Governor Rockefeller scheduled to testify Wednesday on executive branch role amid limited session activity.
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Albany
N.Y
Anthony J. Travia
Earl W. Brydges
Judiciary Committee
Brydges
Gov. Rockefeller
Body found missing from Granville cemetery case tied to Whitkins
Authorities in Granville New York pursued new clues after Donna Lee Wilkins 17 whose body was removed from a rural cemetery on April 20 was identified by fingerprints and dental records. The nude body was found near Poultney Vermont about 10 miles away. She died of spinal meningitis in May 1966 at the Craig Colony and Hospital Sonyea and had been a patient since 1959. Police expected no immediate arrests and planned to reinter the remains in the original grave. In New York Governor Rockefeller and Michigan Governor Romney met in New York and discussed the Romney presidential bid but gave no public statements.
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Charles Darius
Granville
Fulton Obituary for Lee F Edgarton 57
Fulton obituary notes Lee F Edgarton 57 of 206 South Third St died Monday in Lee Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born in Fulton he lived there all his life and worked at Montgomery Ward. Survived by wife Margaret two sons Lee F III and Lyle two daughters Daryl two grandchildren two brothers Vincent and Frank two sisters Marion Simpson and Harriet Arnold services Thursday 2 p m Foster funeral home with Rev E Peter Geitner burial Mount Adams cemetery calling hours Tuesday 7 9 p m and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m contributions to Lee Memorial Hospital Building Fund.
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Lee F. Edgarton
South Third St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Montgomery Ward Company
Presbyterian Church
Margaret §. Edgarton
Lee F. Edgarton III
Northfield
Lyle Edgarton
United States Air Force
Daryl Edgarton
Vincent
Liverpool
Frank
Los Angeles
Calif
Marion Simpson
Harriet Arnold
Gwynn
Foster Funeral Home
E. Peter Geitner
The
Mount Adams Cemetery
Lee Memorial Hospital Building Fund
Toastmistress Club to Install Officers at Malone's
Fulton The Toastmistress Club will meet Thursday at 6 p.m. at Malone's Restaurant. Mrs Beatrice Walrath will give the invocation and pledge. Mrs Mary Fuller will be seated as president with Mrs Ruth Darling as vice president and other officers Mrs Beatrice R Walrath treasurer Mrs Dorothy Acker secretary and Mrs Ruth Robinson representative. Speakers include Mrs Fuller Miss Valerines and Mrs Marion Poulas.
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Fulton
The
N Lighteners Toastmistress Club
Malone’s
Beatrice Walrath
Mary Fuller
Ruth Darling
Beatrice R. Walrath
Dorothy Acker
Ruth Robinson
Guests from Michigan visit Fulton family
Mr and Mrs Wyman Grey and their Ann Arbor Michigan family are visiting Mrs Earl Venton on South Third Street to spend time with relatives.
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Michigan Fulton
Wyman Grey
Ann Arbor, Mich
Earl Venton
South Third Street
Briday Shower Held for Cathy McGregor
Miss Cathy McGregor was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by prospective bridesmaids Cathy and Brenda House and Elaine Wallace at the home of Mrs Bernard House. Guests attended from Mexico Fulton Parish Palermo Oswego Central Square Rickert Phoenix and Volney. Miss McGregor is to wed Daniel House on July 22.
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Fulton
Cathy McGregor
Bernard House
Cathy
Brenda House
Elaine Wallace
Mexico
Parish
Palermo
Oswego
Central Square
Rickert
Phoenix
Volney
McGregor
Daniel House
Fulton Softball Association to Hold July Tournament
The 12th annual Fulton Softball Association tournament runs July 7-9 and 14-16 at Denesha Field. It features Class B squads with over 20 area teams expected. Ross Warren directs. Contact Warner at RD 3 to enter.
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Fulton
Fulton Softball Association
Denesha Field
Ross Warren
Warner
Fulton Marine Corps League to Elect Delegates
The Fulton Detachment of the Marine Corps League will meet at 7 30 p m in the VFW Home to elect delegates to the Marine Corps League convention in Utica July 6 7 8. Discussion includes color guard selection for the State VFW convention in Syracuse and planning the annual family picnic for members.
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Marine Corps League
Fulton
VFW
Utica
Syracuse
Reception To Follow High School Rites
Phoenix Central School holds its annual commencement on Sunday June 25 at 3 p.m. in the court of the high school. The program includes band selections, a salutatory by Beth Rosenbrook and a valedictory by Saraha DeSalvo, with awards presented by Principal Vincent Castiglione and Superintendent Harry H. Howe. A reception in the auditorium follows, sponsored by the Board of Education.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Central School
Pa High School
Volney 1
William J. Lynch
Beth Rosenbrook
Saraha DeSalvo
Vincent Castiglione
Harry H. Howe
Paul Benoit
Board of Education
Ronald Smith
Key of Knowledge
Sarah DiSalvo
Mary Murtagh
Barney Biancavilla
Roseanne Giordanella
Suvamit’ Wichien
Thailand
Phoenix School
Naomi Ely
Sue
Barney Biancavillo
Roesanne Giordanell
Douglas Richards
Ivy
Deborah Lowe
Sybil Strough
John Casbara
Linda Misenko
Susan Benoit
Brian Dick
Nancy Schmidt
Stephanie Waldron
Betty Stevens
Brad Clark
Mary Lynn Riley
Wolcott Bride Weds Donald Rowley At Local Church
Shirley Ann O'Dell of Wolcott married Donald R. Rowley son of Cecil Rowley of Port Byron at Wolcott Methodist Church. The Rev H Wesley Bacon officiated. The bride wore chantilly lace with seed pearl detailing and a cathedral train. The couple, after a Niagara Falls trip, will reside in Walcott with the bride employed at Red Creek National Bank and the groom at Xerox.
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Wolcott
Shirley Ann O'Dell
Claude O'Dell
Donald R. Rowley
Cecil Rowley
Port Byron
Wolcott Methodist Church
H. Wesley Bacon
Sabrina
Barbara Reed
Susie Yackel
Dorothy Smith
Russell O'Dell
Cindy
Cecil Rowley Jr
John Rowley
L. James Baker
Niagara Falls
Canada
First Communion for 40 Youths at St Marys Church
At St Marys Star of the Sea in Mexico on Sunday the pastor Rev James P Slowey administered first communions to forty youths. Recipients include Linda Dimon Theresa Fedora Mary Beth Horton Kelly Kinney Diane McCarty Barbara Rose Patricia Souva Mary Ann Yablonski Ellen Cullen Brenda Lynch Cheryl Prevost Cynthia Sawyer and many others.
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Mexico
St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Catholic Church
James P. Slowey
Linda Dimon
Theresa Fedora
Mary Beth Horton
Kelly Kinney
Diane McCarty
Barbara Rose
Patricia Souva
Mary Ann Yablonski
Ellen Cullen
Brenda Lynch
Cheryl Prevost
Cynthia Sawyer
Michael Alder
Grover Bartell
Roy Brooks
Jeffrey Cunningham
Thomas
Fulton Public Library announces summer hours
Summer hours start June 26 announced by Miss Ellen I Morin librarian. The Fulton library will open Monday through Friday 9 am to noon 1 pm to 5 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm. Saturday hours are 1 pm to 12 noon.
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Fulton Fulton
Fulton
Obituary of Clarence J. Myers of Phoenix
Clarence J. Myers 79 of 212 Bridge St Phoenix died Sunday at home. Services 11 a m Wednesday at Greenleaf Funeral Home Syracuse with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Survivor Flora L Myers wife brother Harrison L Myers sister Ella Maxfield nephew Kenneth Myers. Contribute to heart fund. Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight.
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Phoenix
Clarence J. Myers
Bridge St
Greenleaf Funeral Home
W. Onondaga St
Syracuse
Woodlawn
Myers
Little Falls
Remington Rand Co
Salt Springs Lodge
F&am
Flora L. Myers
Harrison L. Myers
Ella Maxfield
Kenneth Myers
Heart Fund
New Director of Association Elected at Newark Firemen Convention
Robert Reeves was elected director of the association at the Northern Central Volunteer Firemens Convention held in Newark. The event included a ladies day with tours on Friday and meetings on Saturday. Mrs Reeves attended with Mr Reeves and local residents noted the proceedings.
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Phoenix
Robert Reeves
Northern Central Volunteer Firemens
Newark
Reeves
Elmer Smith
Longmeadow
Mass
Fred Baxter
State 1
Rotary Treasurer Richard Dunton Elected to Post
Richard Dunton was elected treasurer of the Rotary Club in a recent meeting, with duties including overseeing the club’s finances and fundraising efforts. Members praised his experience and planned to support his upcoming year of service.
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Rotary
Richard Dunton
Summer Recreation Program Cancelled At Leavenworth Central
Due to the lack of a qualified adult director, the Leavenworth Central School summer recreation program for boys and girls is canceled this year. Robert Terry, committee chairman, said last summer Donald Hartley of Red Creek served as director.
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Wolcott
Leavenworth Central School
Robert Terry
Donald Hartley
Red Creek
Wolcott Student Wins Merrill English Prize at Mt Holyoke
Miss Clara Conklin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles C Conklin of Wilson Street Wolcott, has won a Merrill prize for achievement in English at Mt Holyoke College after completing her freshman year.
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Wolcott
Clara Conklin
Charles C. Conklin
Wilson St
Merrill
Mt. Holyoke College
Wolcott Rotary Club seeks replacement for Grahame
The Wolcott Rotary Club plans to fill the vacancy left by Donald Grahame who has left the community, seeking a new member to continue community service and club activities.
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The
Wolcott
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