Preservation report praising Willard Asylum complex at Chapin House
Architect John I. Mesick, hired by the New York State Council on the Arts, commends the Old Willard Asylum. He notes the structure’s soundness despite derelict appearance and argues against demolition, highlighting encaustic titles and cast iron stairs as notable features. History should guide its reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid
Lee
Grant
Appomattox Courthouse
John I. Mesick
Willard Asylum
New York State Council On the Arts
Mesick
Hatch
Bokonon
Alcohol Use Rules at Willard Unit Emphasized
Policy stresses positive treatment and bans alcohol for patients unless prescribed or for authorized religious observance. It cites Section 29.25 of the Recodified Mental Hygiene Law, making sale or delivery to a patient a class B misdemeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Continuous Recruitment Listings in Civil Service
Department notices show several continuous recruitment posts for various civil service roles including purchasing agents, lumber, medical and printing categories, deputy director, administrator, safety officer and senior radiologic technologist. Also notes health insurance costs under statewide plan with individual and family rates and state contribution details. Thursday golf league meets March 27 at 7 00 PM at Bonavista Club House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Ins
PREM
Nite Golf League
Bonavista Club
Willard Public Records Access Procedures Notice
Willard outlines Part 8 access rules under New York law for public records. It lists accessible documents such as manuals minutes and audits and identifies nonaccessible items including patient and personnel records. It specifies hours 9 to 4 and directs requests to Records Access Officer John F. McCauley and Fiscal Officer John Schnebly with Form AC-375.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New York
Willard
John F. McCauley
John Schnebly
McCauley
Community Store to Open Sundays at Hadley Hall
Joe Colburn proprietor of the Community Store at Hadley Hall announces Sunday hours 1230 to 300 PM. The February trial will run only for the month and a decision will follow on continuing Sunday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Colburn
Hadley Hall
Hadley Hall Weekly Religious Services and Schedules
Protestant service led by Reverend John J. Kotun at 10 00 A M every Sunday with Communion on the first Sunday of each month Catholic Mass at 8 30 A M after Confessions at 8 00 A M every Sunday First Friday Confessions and Masses on Sundays Jewish services led by Rabbi Morris Goldfarb at 10 00 A M every Thursday at Grandview
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John J. Kotun
Hadley Hall
Thomas Florack
Morris Goldfarb
Grandview
Library Film Showings Week of February 13 to March 30
A catalog of film screenings including Ancient Sardis Mirror of America Megalithic Stone Monuments of Ireland Nuremberg Chronicle Jerusalem Center of Many Worlds Chartres Cathedral. Programs run February 13 to March 30 with multiple weekly segments and public access notes.
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America
Ireland
Nuremberg
Jerusalem
Chartres Cathedral
Library volunteers assist patients amid unused work assignments
Alta Beyer welcomes Mrs Sally Lenhardt to library volunteering on Wednesdays while Lisa Davis from Ithaca College joins Patients Library on Wednesday mornings. Mary Diaz and Aleta Grove also volunteer. no patients are scheduled for the Patients Library currently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta E. Beyer
Sally Lenhardt
Lisa Davis
Ithaca College
Mary Diaz
Birches
Aleta Grove
Alta Boyer
Elizabeth
Houston
Texas
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Sistorigal Aot
Dand
Beth A. Schwartz
Architect's
Chapin House
Recreation Dept
N . Anthony N. Mustille
M.D
Herb de Lyser
Herbert de Lyser
John J. Rotun
Arthur Phillips
Wilma Langley
Prii Publishing Corp
Interlaken
Richard Mearns
Willard State Hospital
Vate Enterprise
I-17
Robert Brown
Civil Service
Personnel Office
Donna Dibble
Donna
Richfield Springs
Information
C. Sandburg
Religious
Consumer Reports
Holmes
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
A. Boyer
New York City
T.L.C
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