Deaf-Blind Buffalo Tech Wins Sullivan Award Mentor To Speak
A deaf blind electronics technician from Buffalo, Raymond Boduch, and Sister Aloysia of St Marys School for the Deaf will attend a guest program tomorrow in Room 1085 of the Basic Science building at Upstate Medical Center. Boduch, who lost sight and hearing at 19 months, credits Sister Aloysia, his former teacher, with teaching him to speak and read lips by touching the speaker's mouth. Boduch is a Sullivan Award recipient marking the centennial of Helen Keller's teacher.
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Interfaith backs Croton plan for early education center
The Interfaith Group, including leaders from St. Andrew's Episcopal Church and St. James Catholic Church, endorses a Syracuse Area Council plan to convert Croton School into a K through first grade center serving Croton and five southern district elementary schools with bused pupils from Croton in grades two through six to other schools. The plan faces Board of Education opposition due to cross-busing and proposed long term closure of Croton, with up to 20 pupils to be bused this fall.
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Nun to Make Vows Saturday at Dominican Monastery
Sister Mary Martin, formerly Esther Orlowski of Dudley Massachusetts, will take temporary vows at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Dominican Monastery Chapel at 502 Court St. A native of Dix-trey, she is the daughter of Mrs Bridget N Orlowski. She joined the monastery three years ago. Rev Edward L Phillips O P chaplain will preside. The sermon will be by Rev John P Flanagan. Sister Mary Martin will remain until her final vows.
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GOP veteran to be feted for 40 years of service
Flora Schoeberlein, 75, longtime vice chairman of the Third Ward Republican committee, will be honored at a May 19 retirement testimonial at Le Moyne Manor. Married to George Schoeberlein, she served under six county chairmen including Clarence King. son George, an Albany attorney, will attend alongside master of ceremonies Harry Honan and maintenance chief Frank Ball.
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Forum to Hear State Health Official Discuss Community Services
Dr. Robert P. Whalen deputy commissioner of the State Health Department will discuss New Developments in Planning for Community Services at noon tomorrow. He will address the annual gathering of practitioners and staff workers at the Yates Hotel north rooms.
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