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A R C A D E H E R A L D Serving the Villages of Delevan and Arcade and the Towns of Sardinia, Java, \Machias Eagle, Holland, Freedom, Sheldon, Farmersville, Yorkshire and Arcade since 1891. VOLUME 83; — ISSUE 19 arca de ; new york - T hursday , D ecember 25, 198€ PfflCE 35* Second grade students a t Holland Elementary School decorate their school tree with paper chains and strings of popcorn. From left to right are Katie Marzolf, Heather Krug, W yeth Johnson and Robert O'Donnell, students of Mrs. R o sanna D o ster. M iss M elissa Francisco, art teacher, was in charge of decorating the tree. Arcade mayor will not seek re-election Arcade Mayor Hugh Ely announced that he will not be a candidate for re-election in March at the village board’s December 16 meeting. He gave no reason for his deci sion. His term of office will end April 1 . The terms of board members William Daniels and Louis Fulkerson will also expire next year, b u t neither trustee announced his plans. The village election will take place on Wednesday, March 18. Representatives of the vil lage fire department presen ted a long-range truck and e- quipment replacement rota tion program to the board. Their equipment “wish list” extends to the year 2012 and covers probable equipment needs to m eet the demand for services u n til then. The board held a special session on December 12 to P U B L I C M E E T I N G S TUES. DEC. 30 Arcade Town Board, 5 30 p m. Holland School Board, 8:00 p m sign the new C.S.E.A. con tract with union employees and held an executive session on December 8 to discuss salary and working con ditions for non-union employ B o y reports b a n k fire A Christinas candle burned down and set fire to th e ' counter inside the Arcade office of Central Trust Sun day evening, December 21 The blaze inside was spotted by a boy who ran into Ando’s Candies and asked store per sonnel to report the fire The Arcade Fire Department responded immediately and put out the fire before much damage was done ‘The damage was minor The countertop was burned in one spot, and a tellers window was cracked,” Julie Mayer, spokesperson for the bank, told the Herald “it was a lucky thing that hoy spot ted the fire before it got out of hand. We’ve asked who he is, but no one seems to know. We’d like him to contact us so we can thank him properly” Break-in at Pant-Ease Several suspects have been questioned by state and Ar cade village police, and an investigation continues into a break-in at Pant-Ease on Rule Drive in Arcade on Wednesday evening, Decem ber 17, According to police sources, a number of promising leads are being followed up. Inves tigators think the Pant-Ease break-in may be linked to several other area burglaries. Special Deputy Wayne Krieger assisted at the scene with a bloodhound, who led police to what may turn out to be useful evidence. A jolly gingerbread man and house g reet customers on th e front lawn o f Maiyann's Kraft Shoppe on Main Street. This display won first place in the business category of the Arcade lighting contest.__________________________ ____ Carmody proposes Emery Inn renovation ay, owner of Shamus’ Irish P ud in Chaffee and Gentleman Jim’s Ice Cream Parlor in Yorkshire, is negotiating with the Erie A CHRISTMAS WISH A Christmas wish for each and every one of our readers and advertisers . . . that the joy and peace of this most blessed holiday fill vour hearts and homes for now ana always. God bless you all with a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year The staff at the Arcade Herald K a t h y , C a r o l e , M a r y , P a t , T r u d y , S a l l i e a n d K e v i n f-'O County Legislature to renovate and operate the Emery Inn in Emery Park, located in South Wales. Car mody has proposed to spend about $400,000 to renovate the inn, with funds to come from a variety of public and private sources. He would pay the county $5,000 per year plus 2 per cent of the inn’s gross revenues for a thirty-year license to operate the res taurant and Inn. He would also operate the park’s ski lodge and ice-skating build ing for five years, paying $1,500 the first year with the fee to increase by 5 percent each year after that. The Erie County Legis lature’s Community Enrich ment Committee is consider- in the agreement and will make us recommendation on whether to accept or reject Carmodv's offer to the full Irpslature in early January The inn which officials say is in poor onndition has been closed t.>r more than ten M'ais. Plans had been made to demolish the building ht-fire ieeislatnrs decided to -clicit renovrv .on proposals T irmody and the legislators \■ 'ild like to work out details >. ‘he agreenvnc and get it .il'pro\ d m t'nu' to start cj: •- .ri’.or •• crk in ear'\
