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ARCADE HERALD, BLISS NEWS, Wyoming County HOLLAND REVIEW, SARDINIA CENSOR, Erio Coutty DELEVAN PRESS, Cattaraugus County Successor to Tri-Counly Weeklies—Published for 77 Years In Arcade W CO O > w o > H SS , a ° >< > O « C w CO O Volume I 10c Copy; $4 year Thursday, September 4, 1969 O *i W Motorola Expands Arcade Plant Photo by John Vought Caution Urged In Using Arcade School Playground Driveway Extreme caution is urged for all drivers who use the Arcade school playground driveway between the Clark and McAdoo residences on Main St., reminds Superintendent George C Crawford of Pioneer Central School District. There arc small children in the area and an accident is possible. \Parking during football games,\ says Mr Crawford,\ is available at the rear of the school and the Village parking lot \ The Arcade Police Department has been alerted to watch for any driveway misuse Blue Hill 4-H'ers Winners At Fair Several members of the Blue Hill 4-H Club won honors at the Cattaraugus County Fair recently They were ' Dairy judging, Dennis Ruehma first, Roy Ruehman, third and fourth, David Ruehman, also fourth place, Robert Schmidt, fifth Roy Ruehman won second place in tractor operation and competed in the New York State Fair at Syracuse August 28 Dennis Ruehman and Robert Schmidt won excellent ratings on their vegetable exhibits. Regular meetings of the club will resume this Saturday, following the summer recess. » 1.0 Softball Game At New Sandusky Playground On Saturday, September 6 at 3 p.m. there will be a Softball game between the Little League and the Sandusky Mothers and Daughters, sponsored by the Sandusky Park and Playground. Following the batlgamc there will be a community wiener roast for everyone who would like to sec the park and the things that have been accomplished and the work to be finished. Each person is to bring his own wieners, rolls and beverage Children arc asked to bring their parents. The nc.\t women's committee meeting for the Park and PJaygroqhd will be held Tuesday. September*/ Barn Goes Up In Flames The Arcade plant of th e automotive products division of Motorola Inc. will be expanded by 65,000 square feet The announcement was made by Kenyon P Gretzler, general manager of the Arcade plant, during ground breaking ceremonies. Mr Gretzler said the expansion will be completed during April, 1970, and bring the total plant size to 270,000 square feet. The new space will be used for additional manufacturing and- warehouse areas as welL as providing space for the parts and service department. Mr. Gretzler stated, \This expansion is a tribute to the high quality performance of our Arcade Motorolans. During the next year, we expect to hire a substantial number of new employees to staff our new facilities \ The Arcade plant fabricates and manufactures a wide line of electronic alternators, tachometers, hourmetcrs, car radio tuners and Fire last Thursday destroyed the Sam LaScala barn on Genesee Rd., Sardinia. Cause of the fire was not immediately determined Mr LaScala and his helpers were blowing straw into the barn about 2 p.m. when they noticed smoke and fire billowing from the structure. The Chaffce-Sardinia Memorial Fire Co. was called and resppnded immediately Four animals were removed from the barn, which was filled with grain, straw, etc. A short time later the Arcade Fire Co., the Delcvan Fire Co and the Crystal Hose Co of Yorkshire were M television tuners. j£ B.A W Construction Co., Inc. of* Buffalo is general contractor; Trevorp. W Rogers of Buffalo is architect^ heating, v e n t i 1 a t i o n, and air conditioning is being tiandled by Mazza Sheet Metal, Inc. of Qlean, electrical work is being handled by Tri-City Electric Co., Inc. of Buffalo, and Catabresc Plumbing and Heating Co , Inc. of Buffalo is the plumbing contractor. „ Shown above during the ground breaking ceremonies-were, left to right Robert Thomas, mayor, Trevor Rogers, architect, Robert\ Bentjeys attorney, Kenyon Gretzler, plant manager, Warren Knauer, director of operations, George Wyllic, manager, industrial engineering, William Bruycrc, director of manufacturing, Leonard Mason, supervisor, methods & layout, Anson Sherrnan, president, Citizens Central Bank, Knud Muentcr. electrical engineer. Sherry & Lysiak, Robert Lysiak, mechanical engineer, Sherry Sc. Lysiak Accident In Arcade A collision between a truck and a motorcycle ociurrcd on West Main St in Arcade about 12 10 p.m last Thursday William C llleyle of Sardinia win manages the Arcade Kendall Station was proceeding west on his motorcyile when a truik whii.li lud been going cast endeavored to turn into the Jcnn) Lee Dairy jnd strmk the motorcycle almost hcidon Mr Bleylc received facial bccrations and possible leg and arm Tin -County Times Photu injuries, but the driver of the tnuk F ram. is Pctck of Delcvan was uninjured The windshield of the truik was shattered and the front end bent inward, while only minor damage was done to the motorcycle Dr Paul Doolcv of Arcjdc wa' driving by at the time of the accident and gave first aid to Mr Bleylc Mr Pctck stated that he did not sec the motorcycle approaching. TH-County Times Photo called. The firemen were able to save the house by keeping it thoroughly watered. Mr LzScala's barn across the corner on Genesee Rd. bumcd eight years ago Holland Central School News George Wcisscriburger has assumed his duties as principal of Harold O Brumstcd Elementary Building of Holland Central School. Mr Wcisscnburger is acquainted with many residents of the district through his previous teaching and administrative duties in Holland Paulo Mendes Pcchanha, 1969 exchange student to Holland Central, lias written the following letter to his Holland friends' \Tonight I will be leaving the. U.S.A. after having a bus trip which allowed me to know more about your country. \Although many things happened after I left 'our' Town of Holland, I couldn't forget the wonderful year I had among you. All good memories I have I owe partially to you and your kindness towards mc. \Thank you very, very much for everything.\ Hayden Rosier Named Arcade Town Clerk Robert C Hopkins has rcsigncc from the office of town clerk of tin Town of Arcade, effci five Scptcmbci 1 Mr Hopkins had held this offici for the past seven years. The Town Board lias appointee Hayden O Rosier to fill the vacanc> caused by the resignation Mr Rosici this spring completed two terms a> mayor of the Village of Arcade. Hi! office will be at the Rosier Hardware 285 Main St STUDENTS TAKE NOTICE Throughout the coming school year, we at TRI-COUNTY TIMES hope to provide the best possible coverage of school athletic events. This coverage will include many action photos of your teams as they, hopefully work their way to victory during the season. Your support and suggestions will aid us in providing the best sports news coverage yet.
