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ADVANCE-NEWS SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-ONE [ Hepburn Hospital Honors Long-Time Employees A buffet supper honoring em ployees with ten years o r more o f service w a s held at th e Hep b u r n Hospital on Thursday even in g , at 6:30 p.m . Sister Anne Therese, GNSH, A d m inistrator welcomed the guests and stated “As y o u know th i s is N a tional Hospital Week a n d the m o tto chosen to express its meaning is — “Your Hospital — People C a ring for People” . Y o u , as vitally active an d effec tiv e m em b e rs of our hospital fam ily, give real m e a n ing to th i s motto. W e are honoring you tonight, not only for th e length o f time you have worked here at. Hepburn, but also fo r what y o u have done with and p u t into th e time God has given you to u s e . ” She w e n t on to s a y “ Some o f you m a y not consider your jo b in the hospital of m u c h con sequence — this is not true — every job and every m e m b e r of o u r hospital staff is im p o rtant.” The evening began w ith a buf f e t supper prepared and served b y members of the d ietary de Callahan, M rs. Melva Crump, Mrs. E m m a Dominie, M rs. Ag nes LeRoux and Mrs. M a ry La- Macchia. 1954 - 14 years - M r s . Kath leen Burrows, Mrs. Florence McDonald, Mrs. Jean Santay, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, M r s . Cecile White and Mrs. Eileen Holler- an. 1955 - 13 years - W a rren Dav enport, M rs. Mary Delduchetto, Sr. Francis of Assisi, M rs, Ann Lytle, M rs. B ernadette Mills, Mrs. Gladys Steinberg, Miss Laurene W agner and M r s . Ruth Roca. 1956 - 12 years - M rs. Sonya B a rr, Jam e s Caloren, M rs. Sa die Downey, Mrs. M a r y Her m an, Steve Herman, M r s . Mar jorie LaRock, Mrs. A n g e la Lof tier and M rs. Genevieve Phelps. 1957 - 11 years - P resto n Mon troy, Mrs. Una Moore, M rs. Vir ginia Wing, Mrs. Eunice Baxter, Miss Alice Hand, M iss Helen Childs, M rs. Phyllis Hamilton, Mrs. Blanche Lepine, M rs, Ros- ella Roife, Mrs. Dorothy Premo, parim e n t at Hepburn. The cen-IM rs. E s th e r Oliver, M rs. Eva terpiece was an artistically ar-IP Ianty and Mrs. Rita Yost, ranged w a terfall scene amidst 1958 - 10 years - M r s . Maude Bill Specter’s Dog Wins Honors in Wheeling Show; Great Future Seen for Him An Ogdensburg born Samny- leading magazines of the court ed dog is on th e way to be- - try devoted to dogs, “Show 'com ing a w o rld's champion in ; Dog\ a n d “Popular Dog\. H e i 1968. He is 18 months old “ Big: weighs 80 pounds, has p u r e iB o y '\ one ol the prize Samoyeds white coal, black eyes a n d owned by W illiam 1-1, Speetor, black nose. Mr. Speetor is v e r y 694 Crescent and president of optim istic that he will win th e Wm. Speetor Oldsmobile - Cad- top honors in dogdom this y e a r iliac. Inc. and being as young as he is h e Raymond C u rry, Lidnenwold predicts a long and brilliant c a - flowers, ferns and greens ar ranged by N ick Salvatore, Jr., H e a d Chef a t the Hospital. Thompson, Mrs. D o rothy Gag non, Mrs. Euna T rim m , Albert Baxter, M rs. Virginia Brennan, -Rescue Squad j D u ty Roster i Week of May 19, through May' Honored guests with ten or j Miss Nora Cardinal, M rs. Nina) m o re years of service w ere as [Denny, Donald G ravelle, Mrs. j follows; I H elen Caufield, Mrs. Madeline I 1925 - 43 years - M iss Lillian j Corrice, Mrs. Helen Pianty, j Kiah. I M rs. M a rian Premo an d Mrs.j 1929 - 39 years - M rs. M a r y ! C lara Young. j Doe. i A p rogram followed the dinner j 1934 - 34 years - M rs. Mar-1 featuring an impersonation of j garel P e a rson and Lawrence (Mitch M iller, preceded by al Rapin. (monologue, then a sing-a-longi 193B - 32 years - M iss M a r ie:conducted by Leonard Berat'd,) Boyer. (Purchasing Agent at Hepburn.! 1939 - 29 vears - Leo L e sper-: — ---------------------- I ance, 1941 - 27 v e a rs - H e rbert Love ly- 1942 - 26 years - Miss Marian Wright 1943 - 25 years - Miss Marian McGillivary. 1944 - 24 vears - Mrs, Virginia , ai’ „ Puffer Sunday, May 19 — D. Lyons, 1946 - 23 vears - M iss Wava-'®- Hess, S. Mayes, R . Johnson jr aid ‘ \ < Monday, May 20 — A. Cau- 1947 - 21 vears - Sister Joanne field- J- Green, B. Chevier, R. (Marie. ' Lundgren, B. Wells. 1948 - 20 years - M iss Shirley j Tuesday, May 21 — J, De- Cumnnngs, Mrs. M arg, M cFar-(Franco, A. J. Barr, E . Fortin, lane and D r James J , Barry. I J- M assic. 1950 - 18 vears - M iss Ada 1 W ednesday, May 22 - J. Ew- Blair. M rs. Helen Gunsalus, I a rt. L. Gagnon, J. M cNamara, Mrs. M a rjorie Jacques, M r s .: H. Sobon, C. Pearson. Joyce M a llette and M rs, Marv Thursday, May 23 — K. Mc- McCabc | Williams, D. Pearson, D, Bush, 1951 - 17 years - M iss Jo y c e A. Denesha. Adams. M rs. Olive Porteous a n d : F riday, May 24 — R. Ten- Mr. Jan Szczepaniuk. Eyck, C. Moore, H. Burgess, L. 1952 - 16 years - M iss Caro- Mac M artin. j imp Fayette* Saturday, May 25 — J. Mc- 1953 - 15 years - M rs. Norma (Lear, P. Spooner, J. Bell. LONG TIM E EM P L O Y E R S HONORED AT H E P B URN — A buffet su p p e r h o n o r i n g em p loyees with ten y e a r s or m o r e of service was h e ld at the I-Iepburn H o spital on T h u rsday evening. T h o s e who were seated at th e head tab le, w ith 2 5 years o r m o re o f service, are from left — Miss Lillian K iah. Sr. A n n e T h e rese. adm inistrator: Law rence R a p m , M arie Boy er, Leo L e s p e rance and Mrs M ary Doe. S ister M ary Frances, D irector of School of N u rsing and S u p e rvisor, said the “ G race\ b e f o r e th e d in n e r . L a w rence R a p in. m a inten a n c e su p e r in ten d e n t, gave a w o rd of \T h a n k s .\ (Jack W o od Photo i iN..J., who is handler for the reer for him. I p rize dogs ut Mi . Speetor phnn- -------- jed him yesterday From Wheel- jing. W, Va., that \Big Boy \ had ' j just won \best of breed\ in ' the important Wheeling dog j show over four nf the top c lia m - ! jpion Samoyeds including th e No. j ; 1 dog of that breed in 1967. j .' To date \B ig Boy\ i.s unde- ' fealed in the dog shows in Nor- i folk. Va.; Baltim o re. M d .. Pit tsburgh. Pa.: Hagerstown, Md : ! F ayettvilie. S. C,, and now Wheeling, Y Va- Mr, Speetor said yesterday that he is now a leading contender lor the pos ition of No 1 dug in tiit- I’S. in 1968 This is decided at Ihe end of the y e a r when » winning dog gets 1 point for each dog , he has defeated in entries judg- led during the year. j \B ig Boy\ is th e son ot Cnain- ‘ i pion Ruler's Viking and Wood . Isarn Duchess, both Samoyeds owned by Mr Speetor. The .m o ther, Duchess, burrowed un- ider the iron fence at Mr. Spee- I tor's home nn the Crescent last iNo\ ember when Mr. Speetor 'w a s m Puerto Rico. ran into the street and w a s hit by a ear and her skull i'raetured. With the best of veterinary care she has made a complete recovery The champion Samoyed \Big ; R o \ “ is to he featured in the * OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIANS GRADUATE — T h ree stu d e n ts who p a r ticip a ted in a 26-week course to become o p e r a tin g ro o m technicians w ere g r a d u a ted at inform a l cerem o n ies h e ld W e d n e s d a y afternoon at the hospital. F r o m left to right: D r. S tu a r t A. W inning, chief of S u rgical Services at th e hospital: graduates; Mrs. Phylis McDougal, Mrs. Youndase K rake. F rancis L. Ram ie, and Sister M arie Jerom e , o p e r a tin g room S u p e r visor. iJohn O'Donnell P h o to i :Mew Law Library Trust Offices i To Be Opened i John W, Wmthrop. Chairman nl the Roard nf the Ogdensburg T rust Company, has announced that the new Law Library of tbe Ogdensburg Bar Association located at tlie bank's new facil ity at 310 F o rd street, th e for m e r ixapian Store, will he- open ed for public inspection oil Thursday. May 23 from 3 tn 5 p m There will also be lefrcsh- - m e n ts Proclamation F r o m T h e B r i d g e By ROBERT MOSES W HEREAS- T h e cause for peace and b r o t h e r lv love Every C a ssandra Ls prophesy- « „ a ,i o .S wiU for ,ho ^ pan rest i„ the hard, nf responsible youth a n d four years wh a t Aristotle point- W HEREAS; A little sm ile on y o u r bps. c h e e r s your-e£j m a n js a political like us in the most unlikely The new I,aw Library will places. It m a y well he that Pres- S P n e at!nrne\s trom Ogdens- ident Johnson's personal saeri- burg and the im mediate area fice has not been in vain. The and will be one of the m o st up- President has become m o re re- to-date in the northern half ot fined. M uch nl the old bounce is Nev. York State, should be fearlessly D resented Sone. You ask. \Who would tar- President John G. W ard joins This p r i w s s has its absurd! dels bear for such a rew a rd '\ ’ with Mr. W mthrop m inviting humorous and even grotesque Ate you kidding. Plomy ot oth- the public to \ i>it and inspect It should be kepi with- ers die new Law Library i«n the opening day. aspect in the bounds of decency and re spect. Freedom of expression is Approximately 14 more im portant than decorum, acres w ithin the Stale ROBERT MOSES O n e T h o u sand N ine H u n d red and Sixty-Eight heart, k e e p s you in good hum o r, preserves peace in your anjm a ], w h a t has looked like a soul, prom o tes y o u r health, b e a u tifies your face, induces d u i]> predictable contest has kindly thoughts and inspires kindly d e e d s and t h e a ted up. To vary the meta- W HEREAS: S u c h a program h a s been ado p ted to . p h ori the entries keep changing I §; further th e C h ristian courtesy of sm iling and to sp r e a d joy t a n d j00jj m o re and m o re th r o u g h o u t tlie E m p ir e State and [ those for the Kentucky Derby W HEREAS: T h e tw e n tv thousand Catholic Y o u th who ' a n d Mexican Olympics, p a rticipate in CYO Smile W e e k realize their obligation to ^ ^ GeQrge God and th e n c o u n try and :who published paperbacks, has W HEREAS: T h is is clearly d e f in e d in the t h e m e i ju s t put out a quickie by Russell. SM ILE. GOD LOVES YOU B a k e r entitled “ Our N ext Pres-B o b b y Kennedy as vice presi Now, therefore. I, John F. B y rnes, Mayor of th e city of ident.\ B a k e r's idea w as that dent-elect w'ouid become Presi- stunts win aw ards — as in th O g d e n sburg in the S tate of New Y o rk do h e reby proclaim President Johnson would ditch j dent. Quite an ingenious yarn, ease of the reporter at Ruth the week o f May 19 to May 26. 1968 H u b e rt Humphrey, induce Sen--but already dated- * Snyder's execution af Sing Sing, ato r Kennedv to take his place, ’ with the little cam e ra ingenious- CYO SMILE W E E K ,th a l Richard Nixon would win j A free and open election with ]y fastened to his ankle, who and d o urge all to acknow ledge th e contrib u tion made the Republican nomination, that 'a l l corners explored and all is- snapped the prize picture just by the C a tholic Y o u th of th e lArchi D iocese of O g d e n sburg w ith the W allace electoral vote sues faced is the surest guaran- as they turned on the current aiid to assist in e v e n - wav possible th e prom o tion of this nobody would have the requisite, tee of government of, by and and the women’s body alm o st w o rthw h ile endeavor* * m ajority, th a t the election'for the people. All points of burst out of the straps in the In testim o n y w h e reo f. I have hereu n to set m y hand and would be throw n into the House, view, all angles of interest all electric chain As m atters stand i t u , ,, • , , lT . ,, , \ n t th a t John Lindsay would enter philosophies, all obiectives at today. I would venture four as- seal to b e affixed t h r n l rth.day May ® the ^ a r of O u r Lord ^ an d ^ in the end £ ome aHnd relationships abroad sumptions: \ “ i. it nas oecome impossible for a deeply-divided country, with the m a jority sentim ent rapidly mobilizing against it, to fight an undeclared war in Asia. 2. The threat of loss of face and prestige in the Far E a s t and elsewhere has been exag gerated and, in any event, is not measurable. 3. No candidate can win who does not endorse President Johnson's prom ise to stop bomb- (ing and then confer, whatever the basis. It gets down to the specific, believable assurance , that our boys will be brought .back home as quickly as pos- j sible. It is manifest that the j moral force of this country is for withdrawal with deliberate speed. 4. Politics is a poker gam e It is not chess. I t requires boid- j ness, skill and dead-pan bluff, ; and the player with the m o st blue chips who can afford to lose has the best chance to win. Senator Kennedy has a right to run. He will, however, pay a penalty for precipitating w hat j would inevitably have been a ! nasty, divisive campaign in j which poker, skill and personal ities have submerged the real .issues. The President grasped This, refused lo sit in at the , ; poker table, maintained the dig- j jnity and responsibility of his of- j fice, vindicated his p a tr io tism ! j and statesm anship, and perhaps ! | has time left for beginning tlie I [end of the war. | We are a t bottom a senlim en- tal people and there are others i million Tim new banking facility will . — ................................. — are now also include a separa’e u rea tor '!.? n°_V0Ki?- infested with the gypsy moth, the trust departm e n t ard an ex- 5.5 million a« re* can ten.-uve hoard and con,--illation all he Thurs- sewers at the conventions. 0f which Recently a television crew in- be subject tn heavy infestation room at the re a r , it will lei \ lew ed form er President Tru- b ecause 0f die forest t\p e s in- open to the public on man at Key West. The cam e ra- vo;ved man lowered the lens tn show ......... ’. the nervous, slightly palsied hands of the aging President. Have the millions of viewers lost the capacity for indigna tion'.’ The perpetrators of such PVT. PHILIP D. SHARROW Sharrow At Army Signal Scohol At Fort Monmouth Fort Monmouth. N.J. — F r i- \ ate Philip D. Sharrow 19 year-old son of M r and M r s , Donald Sharrow nf 4.35 F r a n k lin S tr e e t. Ogdensburg, was e n rolled m the U.S. Army S ignal School. Fort Monmouth, N J . recently for intensive training in one of Ihe 50 specialist c o u r ses taught here. fn '. ate Sharrow is a 1967 g r a duate of St, M a r y 's Academy. Admission to the S ignal School is limited to men nf o u t standing promise. Classed a> a technical institute, the School gives major training in th e technologies ot electronic eq u ip ment, ranging from radio to \electronic b rain s .\ Meteorolo gy, computers, television an d both motion-picture and still photography are also taught D u ring this fiscal year, a p proximately 18.000 enlisted m e n will be admitted to the School. Ail arc among the Army 's best in point of a p titude, educational attainm ents and practical abil ity. M ore than 90 percent are nigh -chon! graduates and oxer 2ft percent have attended col lege o r engineering sclio-v: C lasses m m any phases of training are conducted around- the-clock. with instructors and students divided into three daily shifts. The Signal Sehno. courses a r e of varied length, but they a r e all aim e d at quahtying the en listed student tor greater re s ponsibilities and advancem ent ment in the A n m -s.iiciy- -j M A Y O R PROCLAIMS CYO SMILE W E E K - M a y o r John F. B y rn e s , at h is City HaH office desk, proclaim s CYO Smile W e e k here from May 19 th r o u g h 26 w h ile several of its p rim e m o v e r s look in approvingly. F r o m left to right, P a u la B riggs, P r e s id e n t of N o tr e Dame CYO; Rev. R o land Menard, D e a n e ry D irector o f CYO; B a r b a r a Mc Ewen, S e c retary and John D e m e rs, Parish D e le g a te. M em b ers of the CYO group plan to visit St. Jo s e p h ’s, bhe U n ited H e lpers a n d the C e d a rs N u r s in g H o m e during bhe com ing week to spread the sm ile program . (John O’D o n n e ll Photo) CANTON A.T.C. DRAMA CLUB — E n tries in th is y e a r ’s A llred D ram a F e s tival w e re \The A m e rican D r e a m ” and \The S a n d box\. b o th by E d w a rd Albee. In addition to evaluation of dram a tic effo r ts th e r e were d ir e c tin g and costum ing w o rkshops and a perform a n c e of \My F a i r Lady\ oy the A lfred A.T.C. club. T h e s e Canton s t u dents. (from left to right' J u d y R e x ford , Steve Brown and Jane M o o re were p r i n ciple characters in both C anton p l a y s .
