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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
4
Seneca County Unit of Willard State Hospital opens an outpatient activity center in Hatch Building to aid acutely and chronically ill residents. Programs run Tuesdays 9 00 a m to 2 00 p m with social, group, and creative activities plus community resource orientation.
May birthday wishes go out to Frank Ryberczak and Ruth Shaffer. Since last month Dorothy Bowen returned to Family Care, Anna Wolford and Norman Toohey were placed on Convalescent Care, and Calvin Sanders was discharged. The Cayuga County Unit welcomes back Mae Smith, Marilla Curren, Irene O'Grady and Phyllis Tumbiolo following hospitalizations in Elliott Hall. Dorothy Bowen thanks Cayuga County Unit and Mrs Bell for their kindness during her stay.
Steuben County Unit Reporter notes Janet McGuire joining the stenographic office and welcomes new staff. Mentions William Mosebach starting at Challenge Industries and Maynard Trenchard recovering from surgery. Mothers days at Ward 027 028 with corsages and volunteers from Seneca Army Depot aiding bingo and movies. Rec Therapy offers evening entertainments and ward dances with refreshments. Kite flying contests run by Bill Langley. Residents Mary Reyda Jennie Erickson Charles Williams and Stephen Marks return from Elliott Hall. Peter Daniels visits relatives in Auburn. Rhea Jones joins VOP evening shift. Janets Eliman Myrtle Bullivant and Joyce Austin visit Amish Pennsylvania.
Reporter Nancy Reagan notes Larry Ward travels daily to Ithaca to work at Challenge Industries. Lawrence Russell recovers and entertains with piano. Susie Rothenberg tours Italy on vacation. Tom Jackson joins as staff after two years in military service. William Wyckoff graduates from nursing school. Continued on page.
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