Negotiated Contract For Fulton Teaching Staff
Fulton boards and the Fulton Teachers Association ratified a new teaching contract with salary steps from 6200 for a bachelor’s to 10390 after 12 years and 60 graduate hours. The agreement, under the Taylor Law, covers principals, directors, and department heads, adds for master’s degrees and extra duties, and is the district’s first written contract. Negotiations continue with four other employee groups for 1968-69.
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Falton
Fulton Board of Education
Fulton Teachers’ Association
Eugene Anthony
Blayne Webb
Fulton Teachers Association
Glenn W. Clark
Superinten
Fulton Booster Club enters Connie Mack League
Fulton Boosters sponsor a local Connie Mack League entry with June 22 opening game at Recreation Park versus Oneida. Bob Misch coaches as practice begins. schedule includes games at Canastota, Cicero, Sherrill, Chittenango, St John the Baptist, Valley Bike, and Fairmount through August 15 at Griffin Field.
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Fulton
Fulton Booster
Central New York
Connie Mack
Recreation Park
Oneida
Bob Misch
Boosters
Valley Mens Club
Canstota
Cicero
Sherrill
Chittenango
St. John the Baptist
Valley Bike
Fairmount
Valley Men’s Club
Syracuse
Griffin Field
Fulton VFW auxiliary to meet July 2 at VFW Home
The Fulton VFW auxiliary will hold its regular meeting on July 2 at the VFW Home. The planned picnic has been cancelled.
Burglars Hit Lounge in Fulton Night Break-ins
Overnight entries at Tiki Lounge on North First Street and Melody Inn nearby are under Fulton police investigation. Vince Frataccia reports cash missing from a cigarette machine and juke box, about $10. Violet Ledner cites theft from cigarette machine, juke box, and shuffle board with no amount stated. Detectives Dr. Eugene Thompson and Patrolman Lawrence Mullin led the inquiry.
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Fulton
Vince Frataccia
Tiki Lounge
North First St
Frataccia
Violet Ledner
Proprieto
Melody Inn
North F Rst St
Eugene Thompson
Lawrence Mullin
$100 Fine For Martville Man
Fulton court fined six motorists totaling 240 dollars after appearance before Judge Donald Comstock. Harrison Hutchins of Martville faced 100 dollar fine for driving while intoxicated and license revocation. Charles Pinko paid 25 bail and 25 plus 10 for disobeying device. Richard Waite paid 50 for unlicensed operation. Others: Carl Morrison 15 for speeding, Clarence Whitney 10 for one way violation, Barbara Susino 5 for red light infraction.
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Fulton
Donald Comstock
Harrison Hutchins
RD 1
Martville
Charles Pinko
West First St
Richard Waite
Hannibal
Carl Morrison
North Fifth St
Clarence Whitney
Oneida St
Barbara Susino
Central Square
Texas Joins Union as Twenty Eighth State in 1845
Texas became the twenty eighth state in 1845 nine years after gaining independence from Mexico.
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Texas
Mexico
Fulton Pastor to Leave Fulton for Snyder Posting
Rev. James Burwell of Fulton’s First United Methodist Church will transfer to Snyder where Rev. Clytus F. Mowry of Christ Methodist Church serves. Bishop Ward announced the pastorate exchange. Burwell has led Fulton for four years and hosted a farewell tea. Mowry, a Michigan native, has three sons and a long Central New York pastoral history.
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Fulton
James Burwell
First United Methodist Church of
Clytus F. Mowry
Christ Methodist Church
Snyder
Erie County
W. Ralph Ward
First Methodist Church
Burwell
W. River Rd
Mowry
Michigan
Tully High School
Syracuse University
Boston University
Truxton
Cazenovia
Syracuse
Teaching in Italy at Forrest Sherman High Naples
Robert T. Fulton Fitzsimmons, son of Mrs. John Fitzsimmons of Fulton, is teaching world religions English and literature at Forrest Sherman High School in Naples Italy.
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Fulton
Robert T. Fitzsimmons
John Fitzsimmons
Forrest Sherman High School
Naples
Italy
Fulton Obituary for Edward Rogee Fulton Resident 90
Edward Rogee Fulton a native of Canada and longtime Fulton resident died at 90 after hospital care. Survived by a daughter son and several siblings, services set for 9 a.m. Saturday at Foster Funeral Home with a 9:30 a.m. Mass at Holy Family Church. Burial at Greenfield Cemetery. Visitation Friday at Foster Funeral Home, 910 Fay St, 7 to 9 p.m. and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Fulton Edward Rogee
Bate Mar Hospi
Stary's
Canada
Fulton
Holy Eyeing
Weeny
Dene Sedner
Foster Funeral Home
Irs
Funeral Home
Fay St
Funeral services for Theodore Hundycz held in Fulton
Services for Theodore Hundycz were held Wednesday at 9 a m at Young and Son funeral home and 9 30 a m at St Michael's church with a solemn mass of requiem. Survivors include daughter Sister Mary Saraphica at Assumption School Syracuse. Franciscan nuns attended mass. Burial at St Peter's Cemetery Oswego. Bearers named Adam Janas Matthew Rozak Adolph Kalafarski Chester Jasak John Sieron John Borek.
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Theodore Hundycz Fulton
Theodore Hundycz
Young and Son
St. Michael's Church
Stanley Macewicz
Dellas
Immaculate Conception Church
John Sliwowski
St. Michael’s
Hundycz
Mary Saraphica
Assumption School
Syracuse
Assumption
Bede Orr
Camillus Muray
Jude Schmeider
Harold Malloy
C.F.M
C.O.N.V
St. Peter's Cemetery
Oswego
Adam Janas
Matthew Rozak
Adolph Kalafarski
Chester Jasak
John Sieron
John Borek
Hospital Fund Reaches Sixty Percent of Goal
Fulton’s Lee Memorial Hospital Building Fund has reached just over 60 percent as the 2.2 million structure rises south of the current hospital. Harry E. Cook, chair of the building fund review committee, announced the June 1 progress showing total income of 506 798.10 on pledges of 843 817.4. He urged continued regular pledge commitments amid rising capital outlays and noted only a small number of delinquent pledges remain while most supporters fulfill obligations to the community.
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Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital Building Fund
Harry E. Cook
Buiding Fund Review Committee
Fulton Hospital
Cook
Retiring Phoenix School Bus Drivers Honored at Buffet
Two Phoenix Central school district bus drivers Harvey L. Clark and Aaron Dilg were honored at a buffet at Continental on Route 57 attended by about 50 including spouses. Ray Edwards presented gifts on behalf of fellow drivers. an orchestra provided dancing music after dinner.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Central
Continental
Harvey L. Clark
Aaron Dilg
Ray Edwards
Clark
Dilg
Wilfred Nelson
Ronald Johst
Pennellville Parent Teacher Association
Bartolo Biancavilla
Francis Balcom
Thomas Halstead
Russell Schell
Penneville
PTA
Taloolj
Biancavilla
Johst
Allen
Schell
WSCS
Phoenix Methodist Church
Four loon species noted as dual flyers and divers
A concise statement identifies four loon species known for both flight and underwater diving. The note emphasizes their aquatic adaptability and avian versatility.
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