Cable TV installation advances in Fulton as 212 apply
New Channels Inc. expects Fulton cable service by September or October with 212 applications already filed. About 2,000 of 4,000 potential subscribers are projected in a year at 6.25 monthly, plus 2 for each extra set. installation fee waived during construction. Tower delivery planned by July with 10 miles of strand cable placed and 30 remaining as the system grows through Towpath Towers and Pathfinder Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
New Channels Inc
Syracuse
Fleming
Oneida St
Rodney C. Moss
Standpipe Hill
E. Broadway
Towpath Towers
Pathfinder Courts
Phoenix
Volney
Swir
New Programs Initiated At Sheltered Workshop
Fulton workshop expands with two ton bumper sticker production for the County Bicentennial and picnic tables for local residents. It is part of a three phase Association for Retarded Children program with preschool and day training units, funded in part by United Way of Greater Fulton.
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Fulton
Vaught
Association For Retarded Children
United Way of
Greater Fulton
United Way
Orkshop
Fulton District Opens Three Schools for Summer Gym Use
The Fulton Board of Education approved a five week summer program at Fairgrieve G Ray Bodley High and Lanigan to run 6 30 to 9 30 p m Monday through Thursday July 7 to August 13 with hourly teacher supervision and a $1000 budget. Volney plans a July 7 to August 22 recreation program for ages 5 to 15 at Volney Elementary 9 a m to 3 30 p m Monday through Friday with activities from arts and crafts to field trips and swimming. The district also authorized purchase of a 15 passenger 1975 school bus for 7266 under state contract to transport handicapped Fulfon students to the Mexico occupational center, fully equipped with seat belts.
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Board of Education
Fairgrieve
G. Ray Bodley High
Lanigan
Volney
Margaret Brown
Ms. Brown
Jim Garrett
Candy Matzke
Debra Gantley
Bruce DuMont
David Salisbury
Penn Yan
N.Y
Mexico
Simmer Dance Festival Adds Second Place for Local Girls
Peggy ne Christineuarrera and Rosario Guarrera of 8 Sixth Street earned second in the top division at the Simmer Dance Festival in Binghamton, organized by the New York State Dance Teachers. The Palermo youth program at Palermo Elementary School runs summer activities for ages 5-16 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday with bus transport starting July 7.
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Peggy
Christineuarrera
Nnw
Rosario Guarrera
Sixth Street
Binghamton
New York
Oesence
Joan Ezzo
Broderick-Ezzo
Palermo
Childr
Stevenson
Lebro Named To Fulton Bank Board Advisory
Edward J. Lebro was appointed to the Fulton Branch Office advisory board of Fulton Banking Saving and Loan Association. A Fulton native and longtime barber at 312 First St., he served three years in the Navy in the South Pacific during World War II and remains active in local groups including the American Legion and P.L.A.V. He and his wife Henrietta Lobota Lebro reside at 602 W Fourth St with two sons, Peter and Edward Jr.
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Fulton
Columbia Banking, Saving and Loan Association
Edward J. Lebro
Lebro
First St
Navy
South Pacific
American Ion
P.L.A.V
St. Michaels Club
Beaver Meadows
Beaver Meadows Country Club
Henrietta Lobota
W. Fourth St
Peter
Utica
Edw. Jr
Fultonians Announce Engagement of Katherine Barry and David Paredes
Mr and Mrs E J Barry Jr of San Antonio Texas announce the engagement of their daughter Katherine Irene to David Richard Paredes son of Mr and Mrs Fred Paredes of Las Cruces NM Miss Barry is grand daughter of Mr and Mrs J Barry Sr of 63 So Fifth She will graduate from the University of Texas in July with a B S in Special Education Mr Paredes is Phi Beta Kappa graduate of New Mexico State University and has been associated with the University Catholic Center at UT Austin The wedding is planned for April 19 at the University Catholic Center in Austin.
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E.J. Barry, Jr
San Antonio
Texas
Katherine Irene
David Richard Paredes
Fred Paredes
Las Cruces
N.M
J. Barry
Barry
John Marshall High School
University of Texas In Austin
Paredes
New Mexico State University
University Catholic Center
University of Texas In
Granby Opens Flood Insurance to Residents Under New Program
Beginning Monday Granby residents become eligible to buy federally subsidized flood insurance under the expanded National Flood Insurance Program. Policy limits include 35 000 for single family homes and 100 000 for other buildings with 25 cent per 100 coverage, contents up to 10000 per unit at 35 cents per 100, and waiting periods before policies take effect. Great American Insurance Co. named servicing agent. local officials urged enrollment ahead of the July 1 1975 deadline.
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Granby
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
J. Robert Hunter
Poe
Small Business Administration
Hunter
Ccal
Great American Insurance Co
Dakota Drive
Lake Success
FIA
Death notices for Potter and Saternow families
Roger G. Potter of 119 Ellen Street died June 26 1975 husband of Rita Padden Potter. Services from Dain Funeral Home Sunday at 1 p.m. Interment Riverside Cemetery. Calling hours Friday 7–9 p.m. and Saturday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Joseph E Saternow died Friday June 27 1975 son of the late Joseph F and Celia M Saternow and husband of Clarke Saternow. Funeral from P J Cullinan Sons Funeral Home Monday at 8:30 a.m. and St Marys Church at 9 a.m. Calling hours Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Interment St Peters Cemetery.
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Roger G. Potter
Ellen St
Rita Padden Potter
Dain Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral
Laternow
Joseph E
Joseph F
Celia M . Saternow
Clarke Saternow
P.J. Cullinan’s Sons
St. Marys Church
St. Peters
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Ray McVey
Unity Acres
McVey
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Tony Keffee
Persis
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Sandy Creek
Herc Thibault
Columbus
Charce
Jacquard Terry
Pyramid Mall
Route 3
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