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Trl-Cgunty ARCADE HERALD, BLISS NEWS, Wyoming County JL JL -1. • JL M M HOLLAND REVIEW, SARDINIA CENSOR, Erte OaArty DEC EVAN PRESS, Cattaraugus County Successor to Tri-County Weeklies—Published for 77 Years In Arcade Volume I IOcCopy; $4 year Thursday, October 23, 1969 Issue 15 Ralph Hubbell Gets Community Chest Drive Off To Flying Start Free Metro Calling In Arcade To Be DiscussedNext Month ~&4 Former Yorkshire Man Gets Bank Promotion Recently promoted by the Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Company was Dennis Marsh of North Warren, Pa. Mr., Marsh has been elevated to officer status with the bank, with the title of assistant secretary. He joined Pennsylvania Bank July 8, 1968 and has been working in the bank's loan department. In addition he has filled in for the bank's various officer managers during the vacation periods. Mr. Marsh was graduated in 1957 from Delevan-Machias Central High School, where he was president of his class. He attended Cornell University from September, 1957 to June, 1959. Prior to joining Pennsylvania Bank Mr. Marsh held several positions. He was employed by the National Aniline Division of Allied Chemical Corporation. He spent six months in the Army Reserve and was discharged with the rank of Sgt. E5. Mr. Marsh worked for the Liberty Bank and Trust Co in Buffalo for 18 months, then for more than a year as a grocery manager, at Marsh's Market, Yorkshire. Prior to joining Pennsylvania Bank he spent nearly four years with a national finance company in New York State and Pennsylvania and-was manager of the firm's Warren office. Mr Marsh is a past secretary and a director of the Warren Jayceesand is a member of the First United Methodist Church choir. He is married to the former Ruth Welder of Appleton, N Y. The couple with their daughter Ami and son Thomas, reside at 7 Thomas Ave., North Warren. Mr. Marsh is the son of Mr and Mrs. Jack Marsh of Yorkshire. Pictured, left to right above, are: Howard Payne, Ralph Hubbell, William Erick and Raymond Cenni. Ralph Hubbell, Buffalo TV sportscastcr and well known by many Arcadians, was the inspirational speaker at the Arcade Community Chest kickoff breakfast last Sunday morning at the Arcade United Methodist Church hall. This was the official start of the residential drive and Mr. Hubbell presented a challenge to the workers present to put the drive over the top. A volunteer worker will contact each home and business place in the town sometime this week. Be An Angel!!!! Library Proposition To Be Submitted To Yorkshire Voters At a recent meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Yorkshire, it was decided to submit the following proposition at the annual election to be held in the Town of Yorkshire, on Tuesday, November 4 • \Shall the Town Board of the Town of Yorkshire be permitted to expend an amount not to exceed $5,000.00 per year for the purpose of establishing and maintaining a public reading center, $3,500.00 of which sum shall be paid to the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System for providing a basic ictro-spective book collection of 2,000 books processed and ready to circulate together with services and other materials and the remaining $1,500.00 for providing quarters, supervision and maintaining the center for public use, all according to a resolution adopted by the Town Board on September 17, 1969 \ Arcade Lions To Entertain Children At Halloween Party As it has done for many years in the past, the Arcade Lions Club will again this year sponsor a Halloween costume party for the youngsters of the district. The affair will be held in the Arcade school gymnasium at 6:30 pjn. on Friday, October 31. Howard Payne will act as master of ceremonies and prizes for costumes will be awarded in these categories' most original, best appearing, and the one showing the most effort. A cartoon film will be shown and refreshments served after the awards have been made. The parents of participating children arc invited to attend. Fall Concert At Pioneer Tuesday The Wind Ensemble and a Chorus from the new Pioneer Central School, Yorkshire building, will present a concert for the public Tuesday evening, October 28 at the Delevan-Machias building. The auditorium at the new facility does not have the proper lighting installed at this time, so the concert has been scheduled for the Delcvan auditorium Resource teacher for the music department, Albert Bigelow, also has announced that a candy sale is now in progress throughout the district for the benefit of the musical arts scholarship fund A scholarship is given each June to a senior« Judge Martina To At Holland Kjwanis On Drug Abuse Speak The Kiwanis Club of Holland will present guest lecturer Judge Mattina on Wednesday evening, October 29 at 8:15 at the High SchooT as part of the nationwide Operation Drug Alert program instituted by Kiwanis International this month. Judge Mattina's lecture is part of the self-education program which the At the last meeting of the Merchants Committee of the Arcade Area Chamber of Commerce, Edward Barber was asked to contact Thomas Greene, East Aurora business office manager of the New York Telephone Company. As a result, Mr. Greene will meet with the Merchants Committee Tuesday evening, November 17, to discuss the possibility of obtaining free metro dialing for Arcade telephone subscribers. Holland Students me seu-cuuwmvm JJ*V 6 I«H« «« . club is undertaking on the extent and Qfffar III AninifMlf seriousness of drug abuse in general,^f*'lllCI III U|IIIIIV1» On Vietnam War Development Of Southern Tier A meeting held at the Harrington House in East Aurora on October 14 on the East Aurora-Olean Expressway showed the organized effort that local businessmen and other interested parties arc willing to expend to achieve desired action. At this meeting it developed that the State Department of Transportation is opposed to two expressways south bound from Buffalo. The judgment that has to be made is whether Route 16 through East Aurora and Arcade will be selected or Route 219 through Springvillc and EUicottvillc. In the event one is selected for an expressway, limited access, 4 lanes, the other would be improved to a good serviceable highway. It is the determined position of the businessmen and civic leaders in the East Aurora-Olean Route 16 Association that traffic volume and industrial development mandate the selection of this route for expressway status. In order to get prompt attention and fast action this association will present at an early date a petition to the State Engineers and to the Governors Office. This petition will be presented by a selected committee from this area in person in Albany. The officers announced the appointment of Lcibce •> Wheeler, President of the Buffalo Aeronautical Corporation and publisher of the Tri-County Times as a member of the East Aurora-Olean Expressway Association, effective October 14, 1969 and in the community in particular The club president, Joseph Buckley, said that lectures such as this one will help make the club members more aware of the drug-abuse situation and provide a basis for an action program to provide a system of drug-abuse education for the community. The public is cordially invited to attend. The Operation Drug Alert program is directed to the community in general, but ultimately«4te&hose in the upper elementary and junior high schools who have not yet been confronted with an option of voluntary drug use. It is being carried out by Kiwanis clubs throughout the United States and Canada and constitutes Kiwanis International's \major emphasis\ program in community service for the current year. The major emphasis program asks that each club committee devote at least some of its efforts to Operation Drug Alert. It aims at enlisting the strengths and abilities of each of the 275,000 Kiwanis club members in each of the 5,700 communities that Kiwanis serves. Man Hit By Rock Still In Serious Condition Charles P. Skipper, brake man on the Penn Central R.R. is still in Buffalo Mercy Hospital in serious condition two weeks after being hit by a rock. Children threw a 35 pound boulder off the railroad overpass in South Protection, striking the front windshield of the engine, hitting Mr. Skipper and going out through a back window. The Erie County Sherriffs office has been investigating and reports they have very good leads on four suspects. Last week we agreed to publish the / best letters written for and against the Vietnam War policy of President Nixon — one pro and one con — by the students of both Pioneer Central School and Holland Central School. Below will be found the best letters written by students at Holland Central: VIETNAM EDITORIAL By Gary Crawford Holland Central School I am not a war monger. As a matter of fact I hate war, and all of the destruction and loss-jof lives that it causes. But I am not for the withdrawal and de-escalation of forces and equipment from Vietnam, as long as there is the threat of a Communist take over in Southeast Asia. It would be defeating our purpose there in the first place if we should pull out now. At our initial sign of remittance, the Communists would move right in and take our places. Vietnam would be an easy target without American troops to defend it, and we know it. Peace is important. But we cannot be sure of continuing peace and freedom unless we contain the possessions of the Communist countries. Communism is real, its power can be felt throughout the world It is not a very nice way of living and it turns human beings into military accouterments. How would you like to live this way? Communism can be stopped if it is nipped in the bud. I am not for the proliferation of the war, but I think that we must hold our ground there until there is an agreement reached in Paris, or elsewhere. Otherwise, Communism will be directly aiming (Continued from page 3i Pioneer Team To Appear Saturday On \It's Academic\ i»2 M Shown above, left to right, are Richard Graliam, James Armstrong, Joseph Rcisdorf, Jr and Stephen Clinton. The last three named Pioneer Central students will appear on \It's Academic\ on WBEN TV, Channel 4, at 7 pjn. this Saturday, October 25 Mr. Graham, chemistry teacher at Pioneer Central, has acted as the team's coach The Pioneer team will compete with Father Baker and Gro\cr Cleveland High Schools.
