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Tri-County TIM incorporating • I f| I il / DELEVAN PRESS, Cattaraugus County ™ _M. -1- V -ML M ^ PW-^ Cattaraugus County HOLLAND REVIEW, SARDINIA CENSOR, Eri» County ARCADE HERALD, BLISS NEWS, Wyoming County Successor to Tn-County Weeklies—Published for 77 Years In Arcade Volum* 1 10c Copy; J4 Yt»r Arc.dt, N. Y.—Weon«jd«y, June 3,WO Issue 47 Ground Breaking Ceremony For New Holland Methodist Church The ground breaking ceremony for the new United Methodist Church in Holland was held at 1 p.m Sunday, May 24 Taking part in the program were Dr. Gilbert Wieting, District Superintendent of the Olean District; Earl Schroder, New York Telephone Making Survey Re Expanded Calling New York Telephone has begun a survey to determine if it's customers in 16 exchanges in the Allegany Region want expanded local calling. Details of the plan, which was first announced last year, are being mailed to telephone customers in the following exchanges- Angelica, Arcade, Belfast, Belmont, Bolivar, Cuba, Ellico ttville, Franklinville, Friendship, Hinsdale, Limestone, Machias, Olean, Rushford, Salamanca and Wellsville. The company is asking each customer to study the plan and then return the enclosed reply card within two weeks, indicating approval or disapproval Frank T. Gaglione, Olean area manager, and Thomas B. Greene, East Aurora area manager, both of whose areas are affected, said a substantial majority of customers in the area would have to favor the plan before it could be introduced. \Broad public support is necessary before embarking on this plan because it would affect telephone charges for all New York Telephone customers in the region,\ they explained. Many toll charges, up to 27 cents, would be eliminated while monthly charges for local service would be increased to reflect the added value and cost of providing the expanded service {Continued on page six/ general chairman of the building program, Rev James Dyrek of St. Joseph's Catholic Church and Dr. Bailey, pastor of the church Construction of the new building is now underway and it is expected to be completed early in 1971 Earl Martin is the architect and the Rekoon Arcade Chamber Disappointed By Telephone Co. Proposal A meeting was held Monday morning, June 1 attended by Ward Mayer, President of the Arcade Chamber of Commerce, other members of the Chamber and Tom Greene, area manager for New York Telephone Co. Under discussion was the proposed expanded local calling area for Arcade. It was felt that while the inclusion of the Franklinville and Rushford exchanges in the Arcade toll free area was definitely beneficial, Arcade's greater need was to become a part of the Buffalo Metropolitan toll free area. Mr. Greene explained that the New York Telephone Co. had decided on an expansion program which would provide each community or exchange with toll free services in a 20 mile radius of the community and that this would take precedence over other requests for expansion, such as including Arcade in the Buffalo (Continued on page tlx) PARENTS RESPONSIILE FOR VANDALISM OF THEIR CHILDREN Pioneer Central School has advised that parents are now financially responsible for acts of vandalism of their children When apprehended, the case may be taken to Family Court to decide the manner of payment Construction Co. of Buffalo has the general contract. The site of the new church is on Partridge Road and the land was a gift to the church by Mrs. William Roth. Pictured above, left to right, are Dr. Wieting, Father Dyrek and Dr Bailey MEMORIAL DAY 1970 The weather may have helped but we think the V.F.Ws, the Legions, the school bands, the Boy and Girl Scouts and the others in this Memorial Day's parades brought out the biggest, gayest and most enthusiastic crowds we have seen in many a moon. Arcade, Chaffee-Sardinia, Delevan, Franklinville, Holland and Machias - all did outstanding jobs of organizing colorful and meaningful ceremonies. Senior Weekend At Pioneer Central Graduation activities at Pioneer Central School will begin this weekend when Baccalaureate will be held in the auditorium of the new high school Sunday, June 7 at 2 30 p.m. Commencement will, of course, follow several more days of school, followed by final examinations. The graduation exercises will occur Sunday, June 21 at 2 30. Senior weekend will begin Friday, June S, when formal pictures of the graduating seniors will be taken at 9 a.m. A special assembly for grades 9-12 will take place at 10, and a luncheon for seniors is planned at Bluemont Ski Lodge afterwards. The traditional junior-senior prom will take place Saturday evening, June 6 with the faculty (Continued on poge right} Publisher's Corner THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON May 28, 1970 Dear Mr. Wheeler: Your recent editorial support for my decision to clear the North Vietnamese sanctuaries in Cambodia has come to my attention and I want you to know how much I appreciate your confidence. This confidence and encouragement mean even more to America's fighting men in Viet nam, however, and I assure you that I will continue to make every effort to attain a just and lasting peace there. With my best wishes, Sincerely, Thank you for your letter, Mr. President. We know that you are making every effort to attain a just and lasting peace Our prayers are with you that you will be successful THE ASSEMBLY STATE OF NEW YORK ALBANY H. L. Wheeler, Publisher ^ 28 ' 19? ° Tn-County Times Arcade, New York 14009 Dear Leibee This letter is in reply to your \Publisher's Letter\ of May 20 commenting on student riots. 1. I am not sure of the percentage, but believe, as you indicate, that it is small 2 I would like to know what the FBI is doing regarding communistic leadership of student riots. 3 It will take years to change the impact of Supreme Court decisions since Franklin Roosevelt's time It appears that President Nixon has taken the first steps for this with his appointments. 4 News reports indicate that some of our national guardsmen have not been well trained. I believe that our law enforcement officers deserve our support, but that they must act responsibly. 5 It is not too late for college officials to act firm ly. Fair, but firm, discipline is needed 6 Students can help tremendously in restoring order to the campuses by attending classes and using schools for educa tional purposes in a calm, orderly atmosphere 7 Publicity will continue to be associated with violence Objective reporting would help a great deal Sincerely, Frank WalkJey Thank you, Frank, for giving us your views. Your constituents will be interested in your comments and I am sure will back you all the way
