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t .,'•(. * t I < * !• t V fti' an tier limes NEWSSTANDS )Copyright 1985 North Country Publications, Inc. Serving The Communities Of The Pulaski / Sandy Creek Areas! 25 $ l Established 1850 Pulaski's Hometown Newspaper For 137 Years Volume 3, Number 8 ,!MTl il' Monday, May 25,1987 One Section - 28 Pages SCCS Class Leaders by Marie K. Parsons \ TamamL.Towies Scholastic leaders of the Class of 1987 at Sandy Creek Central School have been announced, with Tamara L. Towles as valedictorian and Tammy, L. Munson earning The Valedictorian is the daughter of Alfred and Lona Towles, Hadley Road Sandy Creek and has majored in French, Science, Math and Business. She received the Bausch and Lomb Science award and earned first place in he school competition and third n the regional division. of the Voice of Demonracy contest. Her extracurricular •Area News 2* 3 Editorial 4, 5 legal Notices 20 in 18 School News 14 Fishing Guide 11 SPECIAL FEATURES: Honest' 6 Club Mentors S.C. lit tie League 2l INSERTS Ames P«C activities have included National Honor Society, French Club, SADD, Yearbook staff, IFS, tutoring, varsity volleyball, J.V.. basketball, Computer Club, Comet's Tale, Drama Club and J.V. soccer. Future plans center on continuing the education at the University of Chicago. Triathlon Update Youths interested in entering the first annual Pulaski Fit Kids Triathlon, set for June 13, are reminded that only a few days remain to register. Applications are available at the PACS office, or through organizer William Downey, and must be in by June 1. Downey has announced that the bicycle route, the Old Mexico Road, (County Route 41), will be closed during the event. Access to the route, across Route 11, will be controlled by police. SCCS Board Reviews Budget Tammy L. Munson The Salutatorian is the daughter of John and Sally Munson, Harworid Drive, Lacona. Ha majors have included Math, Science, .French and Business. She received the MostlPromising Freshman Girl award and is the recipient of a NYS Regents Scholarship. Her extracurricular, activities have included football and basketball cheerleading (Captain), Student Council (President), Class President, National Honor Society, (Treasurer), IFS, French Club, SADD, Computer Club and Chorus. Miss Munson's future educational plans are to study pharmacy at the University of Buffalo. The Sandy Creek Central School Board of Education reviewed and unanimously approved the proposed budget for 1987-88, to be presented to voters June 2 and voted on June 3. The $6,219,797 total is $553,214 \more than the current year's.$S,666,583, for a 9 percent over-all increase. Because of the increase in state aid to the local district the proposed tax levy for next year amounts to $1,229,000, an increase of only $55,000 or 4.6 percent over the 1986-87 tax levy. Depending on the equalization rates for the individual towns, which are not designated until August, plus possible increases in accessed valuation of property within the district, the $55^000 increase will translate into a very small increase - or none at all. If there is a small increase in individual school taxes, it will be the first one in five years. The largest single catagorical increase, over $250,000, is shown in instructional salaries, an area where the local district is working to bring teachers' salaries up to a competitive level in relation to other schoot districts in Oswego County. An \Excellence in Teaching\ grant of $87,226 Chamber To Meet The Monthly dinner meeting of the Pulaski-Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce will be held May 26 at the Rainbow Shores Hotel. Cocktails are at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:30. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. No advance reservations are needed for the dinner. from the State is included in the 1987-88 income listings, to be used as incentive payments. The Special Education Speech teaching position and an additional language teacher as mandated by the NYS Regents action plan had previously been approved by the Board. The proposed budget also includes $64,000 to be spent on special projects to improve the buildings and grounds, The Annual Meeting of SCCS District voters, when the proposed budget will be presented publically, is set for 8 p.m., Tuesday, June 2, in the High School Auditorium. The Annual Voting will be held from noon to 9 p.m., Wednesday, June 3, in the Elementary Gymnasium. The board of education seat held by current Board President James Fahnestock, for which he is seeking re- election, unopposed, will be voted on at that time, as well as the proposed budget. Personnel matters acted on by the board at the May 14 meeting included summer school staff appointments: Sharon Thomas, Elaine Clark, Carolyn Gaffney and Harvey Hochberg. Three coaching positions for 1987- 88 were authorized, all as yet unfilled: varsity cross country running coach, assistant modified boy's basketball coach and assistant modified girl's basketball coach. The resignation of Jerry O'Neil as assistant varsity football coach was accepted and grade four teacher Nancy Fahnestock was granted a parental leave of absence for the first semester of the 1987- 88 school year. The position of remedial speech teacher for next year has yet to be filled. Approves Law Town of Sandy Creek Board members approved a \mass gathering\ law, submitted by the Sandy Creek Regional Planning Board, at their May 14 meeting. A public hearing held at p.m., prior to the meeting, yielded a few revisions and no negative comments. Local Law 2 of the Year 1987 will regulate the assembly of persons at temporary outdoor public gatherings. Under the law, a written permit will be required.for the gathering of 300 or more people. The permit is non-transferable, and application must be filed 30 days prior to the assembly. The town has the right to deny the issuance of a permit if it is deemed insufficient to property safeguard the safety, health, welfare and well-being of persons or property. Conditions Some of the conditions set for an assembly require that no activities be permitted between 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.; no soot, cinders, smoke, fumes, gases, or disagreeable or unusual odors shall be permitted to eminate from the premises; and no loud, unnecessary or unusual noise shall be permitted to be made which annoys, disturbs, injures* or endangers the comfort, health, peace and safety of other persons or the public. Fees A fee of $50 will be charged for application of permits for assemblies of up to 1,000 people; and $100 will be charged for over 1,000 people. If the application h denied, one-half of the fee will be refunded. Penalties The violation of any of tht provisions of the law would be a misdemeanor, punishable by a maximum fine of $500, a maximum jail term of one year, or both. Each day the violation occur ; will be deemed a separate offense Excl usions Excluded are any dulv established municipal, educational, historical, fire- fighting, recognized fraterna or civic political party qualified for a line on the ballot in a general election religious organization or institution located in thv Town of Sandy CreeJ- including the Sandy Cree:. Fair Association. The law goes into effec; immediately upon filing with the Department of State. In other business, the town voted to raise mobile home permit fees from $10 to $30, and septic permit fees from $25 to $30. They also discussed, and tabled, a proposal to make the permits effective for a specific period of time, such as six to nine months. The board also granted the Pulaski-Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce permission to run a portioi of their triathlon through tlu- town. Planning Board To Meet The Altmar-Albion Planning Board will hold a meeting, at 6:30 p.m. on June 1,1987. The meeting will be held in the Altmar-Albion Municipal Building and will discuss the Altmar-Albion ground and soil make-up. Approve Budget Education to expend up tc $200,000 from the capita reserve fund for renovations was also approved, 221 to 84, A budget of $6,731,692, proposed by the Pulaski School District, was approved by voters, 235 to 117, May 20. The budget includes a tax rate of $156.47 per $1,000 assessed valuation, compared to last year's $145.61. A proposal for the Board of Incumbent Joyce Egan was re-elected to her seat with 272 votes. 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