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Tri- County incorporating • • f I • J1 W DELEVAN PRESS, Cattaraugus County JL JL. -L ¥ ™ ™ ^ |^/ HOLLAND REVIEW, SARDINIA CENSOR, Eri* County ARCADE HERALD, BLISS NEWS, Wyoming County Successor to Trt-County Weeklies—Published for 77 Years In Arcade Volume 1 10c Copy; U Year Arcade, N. Y.—Wednesday, May 27, 1970 Issue « Proudly Fly Your Flag On Memorial Day Poltergeist? About 3.15 a.m. o n the 23rd, Millard Austin Jr. of Rushford came upon a burning pickup truck on Route 98 near Sandusky. The vehicle was parked crosswise to the road and was blazing fiercely. No driver Arcade Y.F.W. Urges Support Of President A resolution to support President Nixon's Cambodian policy as a means of saving lives of American fighting men was passed unamimously by the membership of the Arcade V.F.W at last Thursday's regular meeting. Speaking on behalf of Post No 374, Commander Clinton Salmon stated that \anything we do in Cambodia that results in saving American lives should have the full backing of the American people.\ Commander Salmon said amendments in Congress such as the Cooper-Church Amendment which would block funds to support American troops in Southeast Asia \amount to the abondonment of our forces - ours sons and daughters - who are fighting a cruel and inhuman enemy who might otherwise be at our very doorstep. Congress put our men there in full support of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.\ \In the past Congress has debated declaration of war,\ Mr Salmon said, \but this is the first time the Senate has debated a 'declaration of surrender!\ The destruction of tons and tons of equipment and other supplies stored by the Communists in Cambodia for use against our men in Vietnam proves that President Nixon made the right decision in ordering the invasion of Cambodia. was in evidence. The truck, a 1970 Dodge, is the property of Edwin Green, Pratt Road, Sandusky. Mr Green told police he had left the truck parked along the side of the road. State Aid For Town Of Eagle Youth Recreation Governor Rockefeller recently announced that $1,000.00 in State aid has been allocated by the State Division for Youth to the Town of Eagle for a youth recreation project conducted by the Youth Recreation Committee, marking the 24th year that the community and the State have joined together in providing recreation activities for area young people. William Flynn, Town supervisor, indicated in his application for State aid that a total of $2,000.00 will be spent to provide organized youth activities. Leo Bookmiller is chairman of the committee and the year-round program is under the direction of Ann Reynolds. This program provides skating, swimming and baseball for the youths of Eagle. Arcade Historical Society To Meet The next meeting of the Arcade Historical Society will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 3 at the Village office at 17 Church St. All Sesquicentennial officers and directors and all those interested in getting the society off to a good start are urged to be present. If enough persons are present, officers and directors will be elected for the new organization. Two Times And Out Bernard Ruzewski of Depew, owner and operator of a late model pickup truck had a close call at 2 45 a.m. Sunday His truck went out of control on Creek Road, Yorkshire about 1/2 mile west of Savage Road The vehicle, east bound, struck the south guard rail, swerved across the road, hit a bridge rail and ended up in Alton Creek Mr. Ruzewski was taken to Chaffee Memorial Hospital in fair condition with head lacerations and internal injuries. The truck was badly damaged Gilbert Bartz Injured In Collision In Olean Following a car-motorcycle accident last Thursday afternoon, Gilbert C. Bartz, 16, of Java Village was admitted to the Olean General Hospital. Police said the youth suffered an ankle injury, bruises and cuts when his motorcycle and a car operated by Thomas Kuhn, 17, of Olean collided at West State and Sixth Sts. in Olean Pioneer Faculty Request Mediator The Pioneer Faculty Association of the Pioneer Central School District has requested a mediator from the Public Employees Relations Board to aid negotiations with the Board of Education. A spokesman for the Faculty Association said, \Contrary to other news articles, the Faculty Association, with 164 members, \has negotiated in good faith in spite of the excessive demands made by the Board of Education. Items of disagreement include money as well as non-money items.\ Kenmore Youth Fatally Injured Richard C. Tracy of 1595 Sheridan Dr , Kenmore, age 20, died shortly after being admitted to Chaffee Hospital in Springville Sunday from severe dead injuries suffered in a one car accident at 9 55 a m. on California Hill Rd., just east of the Village of Delevan The car, owned by Charles Tracy of the same address and operated by the victim, was east bound when the vehicle crossed the center line of the highway and skidded 142 feet before leaving the road and striking a tree. Tracy was ejected from the car, according to Troopers who investigated. He was taken to the hospital in the Delevan Firemen's ambulance Area Development Land will soon be broken for the first of the houses being built by Residex Homes in the Deacon Hill section of Arcade It took Mayor Bob Thomas, Luke Sharon, Ward Mayer and George Cottrill over a year to conclude the arrangements with Residex and our hat is off to them. They have made a genuine contribution to the growth and financial stability of the village. Erie County Dairy Princess Contest Erie County will be one of some 49 eligible counties that will feature a Dairy Princess Contest Program this year. The contest will take place June 11 at the Lake View Hotel, Lake View at 8 p.m. The 15 girls participating in the contest are: Kathleen and Martha Smith, Clarence Center, Mary Ellen Agle, Collins, Diane Palmer, Holland, Mary and Linda Emerling, Springville, Kathleen Kester, Boston, Judith Witter, Chaffee, Helen Blesy, Hamburg, Nancy Braymiller, Law tons, Sally Sugg, Akron, Sharon Wittmeyer, Springville, Kathryn and Theresa Miles, Akron, and Laurie Tschachtli, Akron. Arcade Lions Athletic Banquet To Be Held At Pioneer June 15 The Arcade Lions Club athletic banquet, formerly known as the Block A dinner, will be held in the cafeteria of Pioneer Central School at Yorkshire at 6.30 p.m on Monday, June 15. The athletes and cheerleaders will be guests of the Lions. Raymond Goodrich, vice president of the Christian Athletes Association, will be the guest speaker. The outstanding athletes from each sport will be honored, and the Babe Ruth, Kittleson and Jones Memorial Awards will also be given. Dinner tickets are by reservation only. Those wishing them may contact the high school office at 492-4600 or Howard Payne at 492-3772. The deadline is June 5. Pioneer Central School Board At Impasse With Teachers Disagreement over salary and other, money items has created an impasse situation for the first time at Pioneer Central School. Previously the Faculty Association negotiating team was demanding $7100 as a starting salary. The Board team had proposed $7000 The teachers' team, headed by Jerry Bucka, however, returned with an entirely new salary demand beginning at $7400 with increments ranging from $300 to $500 The two teams had agreed on a $100 differential for a Masters Degree in the field of teaching but Mr. Bucka returned with a demand for $250. Personal Days at district expense also are an issue. The Board is willing to grant the teachers two days as at present for personal business but asks that a reason be given for the request. The teachers do not want to give reasons. Also at issue is extra pay for the additional services performed by teachers These include advisors to classes, plays, yearbook, newspaper and the Future Farmers of America of the agriculture department, chaperoning students for all events, and assisting at athletic events. Both teams had reached prior agreement on a sick leave policy but the teachers' team changed it at the last meeting. A PERB official will arrange the next meeting of the two teams. In previous years of negotiating contracts, agreement has been reached without resorting to an impasse procedure Negotiations were always continued until both parties agreed on the items. Cancer Fund Nets $422.35 In Delevan Mrs. Robert Ewel, chairman of the recent Cancer Fund drive in Delevan reports that $422.35 was contributed to this worthy cause during the recent house to house canvass conducted by her staff of volunteer workers. Of this amount, $10.00 was a memorial and $9.00 was sent directly to the Olean office, due to the persons not being at home when the volunteer called Mrs. Ewel was pleased with the amount contributed and has expressed her sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone who contributed and to those who conducted the canvass. Fiery Accident On Saturday, May 23 a car driven by Dennis A. Thomas, 19, of Allen Road, Chaffee, left Route 39 west of Middle Rd. It climbed an embankment, rolled over and caught fire. Mr. Thomas was found about 100 feet from the car. He was taken to Chaffee Memorial Hospital in fair condition with broken ribs, contusions and lacerations.
