New York Judge Allows Sampson School and Hospital Stay
In a June 7 ruling Judge Xavier Riccobono says New York will continue maintenance and operation of Sampson State School and Governour Hospital. The decision hinges on legislative intent and irreparable harm to residents. Staff anticipate an appeal. closure would affect about 700 adults and 400 employees.
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Willard
Supreme Court
Xavier C. Riccobono
County of New York
State of New York
Sampson State School
Sampson and
Governeur
Governeur Hospital
Sampson
Engagement of Christine Murphy to Leo Kuleszo Announced
Romulus Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy of Red Creek announce the engagement of their daughter Christine Dianne to Leo Edward Kuleszo son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kuleszo of Romulus Bromka Road. Christine a 1969 Red Creek Central School graduate and nursing student at Willard State Hospital and Leo a 1967 Romulus Central School graduate employed as a mechanic at Bond Motors Ovid. An August wedding is planned.
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Romulus
Harry Murphy
RD 2
Red Creek
Christine Dianne
Leo Edward Kuleszo
Christine
Red Creek Central School
Willard School of Nursing
Willard State Hospital
Leo
Edward Kuleszo
Bromka
Romulus Central School
Bond Motors
Ovid
Good-doers urged at Seneca United Fund dinner
H Ray Owen urged a shift from do gooders to good-doers at a Dutch treat dinner of the Seneca County United Fund. He called for positive volunteer leadership to expand participation beyond current 30 million volunteers. Eric Backlund announced 1972 allocations to 18 member agencies. Fred Huntington Jr presided.
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Ovid
H. Ray Owen
Monroe and Rochester Community Chest
Seneca County United Fund, Inc
Happy Sandag
Hees Rank
United Fund
Owen
Auburn
Corning Glass Center
America
Eric E. Backlund
Fred L. Huntington, Jr
South Seneca Bloodmobile a success at Ovid
The June 7 Red Cross Bloodmobile at the Ovid Municipal Building drew 121 donors and collected 90 pints. Blood Chairman Mrs William R Peabody announced the event a goal surpassing success with special thanks to volunteers including Mrs Donald Fish and many supporters listed by name.
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Ovid
Red Cross
Blood
William R. Peabody
Donald Fish
Paul Adams
Robert Betzler
Judith Dickerson
Clara Frantz
Josephine Fuller
Ronald Gladstone
William Holman
Floyd Makyes
James McBride
Mary Willers
William Willson
Dianne Porter
Constance Sorenson
Jesse Sweet
Raymond Austin
Stephen Whitlock
William Swick
Gustave Newton
Lynda Evangelista
Kathy Corley
Thomas Maguire
John Guthrie
George Pentz
Kathy Swanson
Eleanor Allen
Audrey Fox
Sally Moore
Robert Butts
Teresa Langley
Jean Scudder
Betty Tillotson
John Eddy
Debbie Shumway
Donald Bradley
Hazel
William Jacoby
Clayton Crane
Keith Wickham
David Westervelt
James VanNostrand
Arthur Burdin
Charles Roe
Frances Wickham
Carl Post
Thomas Martin
John Myers
Richard Reff
Kathleen Greyle
Stephen Fisk
William VanNostrand
Judy Reynolds
Ronald Miller
Arthur Archambault
Esther Swimley
Richard Karlsen
George Scott
Randall Wickham
Stephen
Harry Ellman
Jean Westervelt
Jean Grace
Leon Kelly
John Deal
Neil Kenyon
Harold McDonald
N. Gambee
Ovid Hosting Mobile Team For Seneca County Employment Services
More than 600 residents in Seneca County requested job services from New York State Department of Labor under the Smaller Communities Program. The mobile team operates from the Ovid Municipal Building through June 25 offering interviews and a labor market resource report.
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Ovid
Seneca County
New York State Department of Labor
Michael Gladis
Board of Supervisors
Ovid Municipal
Main Street
Robert Watson
Lawrence Wilkins Sr
Gladis
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Christine Murphy
Leo Kuleszo
Goliath
Hallmark Cards
Timex
South Seneca Bloodmobile
Cubs
Francis Spencer
Thomas
Ronald
John Spencer
Frank Allen
David Terry
Rochester
Emily Post
John D. Covert
New York
United States
Ovid, NY
Darling Dance Studio Presents
South Seneca Central
Ovid Auditorium
Army Rotc
Army
Ft. Meade
Maryland
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