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Page Four WELLSVILLE DAILY REPORTER, WELLSVILLE, NEW YORK Monday, December 16, 1968 Blood Supplies Local Donors Collection of blood in the Rochester Regional Red Cross program, the only region in the United States that still fills all blood needs of its residents. is running behind schedule, local Red Cross officials have reveal. ed. In order to meet the needs of its citizens the Region must collect 1.100 pints of blood per week. Failure of the Region 10 meel its quota is reflected in lo.

cal collection figures, Blood Program Chairman Ted E. Crowell said. "Our quota for the year ending June 30, 1969 is 1,850 pints," Mr. Crowell disclosed. "During the first six months we collectEd only 583 pints." The Rochester area will continue to fill all the blood needs of its residents only as long as donations permit, he said.

In other sections of the country supplies of blood are limited to donors and their families during periods when it is in short supply. In still other sections blood is furnished only to donors and their families on a pint-forpint donation basis, he revealed. Mr. Crowell also revealed the names of 14 persons who reached new Gallon Club levels during the November visit of the Bloodmobile to Wellsville. Receiving new Gallon Club pins and cards were the following: Six gallons Rodman Whit- Wellsville Lodge F.

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MEN: Rentals Accessories For All Occasions Available: at HARKNESS CLOTHING Run Low; are Honored ford and George LaChance, both of Wellsville; Five gallons Carl Graham. Wellsville; four gallons Peter Presutti, Belmont; three gallons Edward Wilson, Andover, Roland Smith, Norman Johnson, and Mary L. Daley, all of Wellsville; two gallons Garrett Scott. Little Genesee, Thomas Lynch and George Dunham, both of Wellsville; and one gallon Robert McNinch, Belmont, and Dale Fanton and David Sweet, both of Wellsville. The next visit of the Bloodmobile to Wellsville is scheduled for Friday, January 17, Mr.

Crowell said. Hospital JONES MEMORIAL Census Adults 82, Babies 2. Operations 3 Admissions Betty Jo Hodgkins, Belfast Mrs. Dorothy Goodrich, RD 1 Mrs. Irene Dannheim, E.

Pearl St. Glen Halsey, Andover Mrs. Thomas Smith, Scio Allen Mertsock, Millport, Pa. George Fuller, Houghton Edwin Olmstead, Belmont Mrs. Russell Steadman, Genesee, Pa.

Mrs. Maude O'Connor. 70 llanover St. Denise Collins, RD: 3 Actie Glover, Andover Mrs. Charles Spinelli, 10 Fassett Lane Discharges Mrs.

Charles Packer, 44 Franklin St. Carol Hobbs, Coudersport, Pa. Michael Stocum, Friendship Tracy Radzik, RD 3 Lyle Nye 277 S. Main St. Rod Cline, Belfast Miss Beatrice Foster, 161 E.

Pearl St. Robbie Simmons, Brooklyn Avenue Mrs. James Stewart and son, P. O. Box 454 Paul Carr, Bolivar Mrs.

Harry Kemp, 24 Dyke St. Births A daughter was born to and Joyce Curtis Waldon, RD 4, on Sunday (Dec. 15). A daughter was born to Howard and Patience Ost Straight, Jefferson today (Dec. 16).

CUBA MEMORIAL Admissions Walter Renwick, Cuba Volney Davenport, Scio Robert Miller, Angelica Miss Kathy Warner, Franklinville Mrs. Catherine Rice, Friendship Donald Williamson Olean Discharges Mrs. Gladys Ludden, Cuba ST. JAMES, HORNELL Discharges Albert Ebersold, Wellsville Trailer Park Cited With 8 Violations By Health Dept. Ryan's Trailer Park in the Town of Rushford, Allegany County, has been charged with eight violations of the State Sanitary Code and has been directed to answer the charges at a public hearing Dec.

18 in Albany, Dr. Hollis S. Ingraham, state health commissioner, announced today. Floyd W. Ryan of Nunda, Livingston County, owns and operates the park, according to a notice of hearing in the case.

The hearing is set for 2 p.m. Dec. 18 in Room 159 of the State Health Department building. 84 Holland Avenue, Albany. The charges are: failure to chlorinate drinking water, based inspection made July 25.

1967; failure to submit daily chlorination reports, based on a May 31, 1968 investigation; and operating a temporary residence without a permit, failure to provide adequate sewage disposal and failure to file and secure approval of plans for an adequate sewage disposal system, all based on both inspections. If the charges are upheld, penalties of up to $250 may be assessed for each violation. Hired Hand's Shed Burns, House Saved BLACK CREEK Fire totally destroyed a shed in which a hired man was living early Sunday morning on Haskins Road, but New Hudson firemen were able to save a nearby house and barn from damage. Chief Leslie Clark and a crew of firemen went to the Robert Haskins farm on Haskins Road about five miles north of here at 3 a.m. Sunday after a fire of undetermined origin broke out in the shed used by the hired man.

Firemen manned the department's pumper and tanker in raw, windy weather to save the family's house and barn, but were unable to keep the shed from being totally destroyed. Firemen were released and reported back on station at 4:15 a.m. Honor Society Inducts 6 Seniors BOLIVAR seniors in the Bolivar High School were initiated into the local chapter of the National Honor Society in ceremonies conducted by the Belfast chapter last week. The seniors are Steven Brown, Sherry Jaques, Nicholas Lemmer, Dale Paffie, Richard Richardson and Brenda Wood. The new initiates, their parents and members of the Belfast and Bolivar chapters of the honor society were feted at a tea in the school cafeteria following the ceremony.

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Ford Bruce, 48, of Ulysses, mother of nine children, died Saturday evening when the car in which she was riding was involved in a crash at an intersection here. Trooper Anthony Ruggiero of the Pennyslvania State Police station in Coudersport reported that Philip K. Empson, Ulysses, the driver of the car in which Mrs. Bruce was riding, was traveling east on Route 49 at 7:45 p.m. A car operated by Fred Putnam, of RD 2, Genesee, westbound on Route 49, attempted to make a left turn onto Route 449 and was struck head-on by the Empson vehicle, the report stated.

Mrs. Bruce was pronounced dead on arrival at Charles Cole Memorial Hospital in Coudersport. State Police have not released further details of the accident pending completion of their investigation. Charges are pending, they said. Mrs.

Bruce (Ruby Jane) was a native of Greensburg, Pa. In addition to her widower, she is survived by four sons, Ralph, Robert, Larry and Garry, all at home; five daughters, Mrs. Hazel Post of Ulysses, Miss Susan Bruce of Cresson, and Barbara, Pauline and Marcella, all at home; two brothers, Russell Errett of Erie, and Robert Errett, address unknown; a sister, Miss Charlotte Errett of Cleveland, Ohio; and six grandchildren, Friends may call at the Koch and Kear Funeral Home, Ulysses, this evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening. Services will be conducted in the funeral home at 2 p.m. Wednesday by the Rev.

Claybourne Phillips, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Ulysess. Burial will be in Ulysses Cemetery, There are about 4,200 miles of navigable inland waterway in the Netherlands. Ex-County, State Dairy Queen In Inaugural Parade Beverly Tucker, 20, daughter of Mrs. Vincent Tucker of Swain and the late Mr. Tucker, will be among members of the marching band in Presidentelect Richard M.

Nixon's inaugural parade Jan. 20 in Washington, D.C. A student at the State Univrsity of Buffalo, and a member of its band, Miss Tucker is one of 200 students in the band composed of college men and women from all over New York State. According to GOP state chairman A. Schoeneck, the band will be the only one from the state to participate in the event.

Miss Tucker was the New York State Dairy Queen in 1966, having first been chosen Allegany County Queen at the annual County Fair in Angelica. She was then selected New York State "Queen" for 1966-67 at the state fair in Syracuse. Belmont Grange Plans Yule Party BELMONT The Belmont Grange 1243 will hold its Christmas meeting Saturday 21) at 8:30 p.m. in the Grange Hall. Games and dancing will follow the Yule program, which will include an exchange of gifts.

Members are reminded to mark their gifts man or woman, and to bring either cookies, cake, candy, popcorn and jello for refreshments. Dates Claimed Dates Claimed Dec. 21st Country Club Christmas Dinner Dance 6:30 p.m. FIREMEN TO MEET WHITESVILLE-The Whitesville Fire Department will hold its business session Thursday (Dec. 19) at 8 p.m.

in the firehall. Seniors to Present Comedy In Bolivar School Tonight BOLIVAR Tickets for the "Thurber Carnival" will be available at the door in the Bolivar Central School to be presented tonight by the senior class. The collection of comic episodes, written by the humorist James Thurber, is one serious note in the form of a tion called "The Last Flower." This episode is a bid for peace. The cast includes George Ezell, Brian Knapp, Steven Haught, Paul Murphy, William Shannon, Randall White, Robert Cartwright, Sharon Ostrom, Mary Ann Hungerford, Deborah Richardson, Brenda Wood, Stephanie Sullivan, Mary Beth Gray, Deborah Scott, Jody Pinney, Nancy Cawley, Jean Presher, Mary Lou Jordan and Joyce Leonard. Catharine Atwell is in charge of costumes; Jody Pinney of properties; Dick Richardson, and Bruce Jandrew, lights; Christine Baker, Nancy Cawley, Jane Shaner and Eileen Wysoski, makeup, George Green is stage manager, assisted by Larry Mc- Alfred Scout Wins Eagle Award At Court of Honor ALFRED Ed Jekel, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward H. Jekel of Alfred, was honored at an Eagle Scout Court of Honor at State College Lake Lodge in Alfred Sunday afternoon. E. W.

Crandall, Steuben area Boy Scout council advancement chairman, was principal speaker. Special guests attending the event were Harry Spitulnik, district Boy Scout commissioner, Roy Clark, district scout executive and the Rev. David Lee, pastor of St. Brendan's Church in Almond. Fall, Dennis Bentley and Roger Augustine.

Mary Ann Hungerford, David Bosworth and Mrs. Stanley Butt were co-chairmen of publicity; with Nick Lemmer, Craig MacDonell, Gary Milliman and Timothy Saund. ers, in charge of sound; and Wayne Rasmusson in charge of the set. Mrs. Craig (Cynthia) Sinesio, high school mathematics teacher and her sister, Becky Butts, a student at Alfred University, are co-directors.

Accountants to Hold Christmas Dinner; Pastor to Speak The Rev. Nicholas Salios, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Olean, world traveler, toastmaster and writer, will be the guest speaker at the technical session of the Olean-Bradford Chapter of the National Association of Accountants on Dec. 17. The Rev. Mr.

Salios, a native of Greensboro, N.C., who received his Master of Divinity Degree from the Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1953, will speak on "The Three R's of The annual Christmas Party will precede the session which will be held at 7 Tuesday (Dec. 17), at the Castle Res- taurant in Olean. Before coming to Olean in 1964, Reverend Salios was pastor of Bethany Baptist Church in Delaware for 15 years. Since 1962 he has traveled abroad every summer, visiting Western United Kingdom, South AmeriEurope, Middle, East, the ca and will be touring the Middie East in 1969 and Japan in 1970, A veteran of World War II, he is a past president of both the Olean Rotary Club and the Olean Ministerial Association, and is currently a Chaplain in the U.S. Army Reserve.

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