Students receive King scholarships
Cora E. King Scholarships were recently presented to students by the First Presbyterian Church of Auburn. Each received between $200 and $2,000.
King, a retired school teacher, established the fund for deserving and needy Cayuga County residents “to assist them for study in an accredited four-year university or college.”
Recipients of the scholarships included: Ashley Acome, Mark Baker, Matthew Baker, Katherine Brennan, Megan Byrne, Michael Coomber, Justin Coretti, Kristen Dungey, Margaret Fandrich, Terrance Fedigan, Justin Hunter, Moriah Jacobson, Valerie Kostreva, Katie Lull, Rebecca Lumb, Jessica Lynn, Emily Marshall, Richelle Mazzeo, Kevin Muldoon, Matt Orman, Cassi O'Sullivan, Kasey Patterson, Mandolin Porter, Eleonore Rohrer, Heather Schenck, Jessica Schlegel, Harold Short, Matt Short, Jeremy Smelski, Catherine Trapani and Elizabeth Trapani.
The church also offers scholarship for members of the church and their relatives each January. To learn more, contact the church at 252-3861.
Exchange program seeks host families
International Student Exchange seeks host families for several exchange students who have been accepted to attend Tyburn Academy for the 2007-08 school year. Students from several countries, including Vietnam, Korea and Macau are interested in attending the Catholic high school.
Host families do not have to be Catholic and need not have school-age children; singles and retired couples are welcome. The students are supervised throughout the year by an ISE representative.
Host families do not need to live in the Auburn School District. Families are expected to provide only room and board.
Students arrive in late August and stay through graduation next June. For further information, contact ISE representative Barbara Murphy at 253-9558 or Tyburn Academy at 252-2937.
Retired teachers offer scholarship
The Cayuga County Retired Teachers Association will accept applications until July 1 for its annual scholarship. This $1,500 scholarship is available to college juniors and seniors planning to enter the field of education.
For an application, contact Tom Eldred, 10 Center St., Union Springs, NY 13160 or call him at 889-7737.
Driver ed program begins on July 3
Driver education for Auburn High School students will begin at 9:05 a.m. Tuesday, July 3, at West Middle School, and end in August. The course is through a partnership with BOCES. To register, call the high school guidance office at 255-8338 and talk to Sheila Ferrara. The course is free.
Class of 1967 plans 40th reunion
The combined classes of Mount Carmel, East, West and Central High schools, class of 1967, have planned their 40th Class Reunion for Aug. 10, at the Ukrainian Club in Auburn.
Call Gary Salvage at
252-1371 or e-mail him at gary.salvage@hotmail.com for further information
or to provide addresses of classmates.
- From staff reports
King, a retired school teacher, established the fund for deserving and needy Cayuga County residents “to assist them for study in an accredited four-year university or college.”
Recipients of the scholarships included: Ashley Acome, Mark Baker, Matthew Baker, Katherine Brennan, Megan Byrne, Michael Coomber, Justin Coretti, Kristen Dungey, Margaret Fandrich, Terrance Fedigan, Justin Hunter, Moriah Jacobson, Valerie Kostreva, Katie Lull, Rebecca Lumb, Jessica Lynn, Emily Marshall, Richelle Mazzeo, Kevin Muldoon, Matt Orman, Cassi O'Sullivan, Kasey Patterson, Mandolin Porter, Eleonore Rohrer, Heather Schenck, Jessica Schlegel, Harold Short, Matt Short, Jeremy Smelski, Catherine Trapani and Elizabeth Trapani.
The church also offers scholarship for members of the church and their relatives each January. To learn more, contact the church at 252-3861.
Exchange program seeks host families
International Student Exchange seeks host families for several exchange students who have been accepted to attend Tyburn Academy for the 2007-08 school year. Students from several countries, including Vietnam, Korea and Macau are interested in attending the Catholic high school.
Host families do not have to be Catholic and need not have school-age children; singles and retired couples are welcome. The students are supervised throughout the year by an ISE representative.
Host families do not need to live in the Auburn School District. Families are expected to provide only room and board.
Students arrive in late August and stay through graduation next June. For further information, contact ISE representative Barbara Murphy at 253-9558 or Tyburn Academy at 252-2937.
Retired teachers offer scholarship
The Cayuga County Retired Teachers Association will accept applications until July 1 for its annual scholarship. This $1,500 scholarship is available to college juniors and seniors planning to enter the field of education.
For an application, contact Tom Eldred, 10 Center St., Union Springs, NY 13160 or call him at 889-7737.
Driver ed program begins on July 3
Driver education for Auburn High School students will begin at 9:05 a.m. Tuesday, July 3, at West Middle School, and end in August. The course is through a partnership with BOCES. To register, call the high school guidance office at 255-8338 and talk to Sheila Ferrara. The course is free.
Class of 1967 plans 40th reunion
The combined classes of Mount Carmel, East, West and Central High schools, class of 1967, have planned their 40th Class Reunion for Aug. 10, at the Ukrainian Club in Auburn.
Call Gary Salvage at
252-1371 or e-mail him at gary.salvage@hotmail.com for further information
or to provide addresses of classmates.
- From staff reports
