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Tri-County DELEVAN PRESS, Cattaraugus County JL -L. * M * 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 Volume 1 10c Copy; S4 Year Arcade, N. Y.—Wednesday, June 17,1970 Issue 49 Think It Got A Ticket? Making room for Motorola expansion this house was moved from Prospect to Park in Arcade. At this point a porch had to be removed to allow passage between a tree and a pole. Curriers School To Be Closed By a vote of 22 to 4 the voters of the rural Curriers District School have decided to permanently close their school and dispose of the property. The meeting was held at the one room school June 8 at 8 p.m. with Russell Miller as chairman and Mrs. Janet Miller as clerk In discussion that followed it was decided to sell the property and the building to the Curriers Grange to develop as a community youth center The school has not been in use this past year because of the lack of a teacher. The six students have been attending the Arcade building of Pioneer Central School Java Youlh Project Assigned State Aid Governor Rockefeller recently announced that $250.00 in State aid has been allocated by the State Division for Youth to the Town of Java for a youth recreation project conducted by the Java Town Board, marking the 19th year that the community and the State have joined together in providing recreation activities for area young people Vincent George, Supervisor of Java, indicated in his application for State aid that a total of $500.00 will be spent to provide organized youth activities Mr George is chairman of the Java Town Board. The summer program is under the direction of Donald ' Conroy. During the summer, the Town of Java provides baseball and fencing in area parks. SLA Announces Primary Day Rules The New York State Liquor Authority has announced that on Primary Day, June 23, 1970, no alcoholic beverages may be sold, offered for sale, given away or consumed upon any premises licensed to sell alcoholic beverages at retail for on-premises consumption, during the hours when the polls are open (Section 106, Subdivision 5). No premises licensed to sell liquor or wine for off-premises consumption may remain open for any purpose when the polls are open (Section 105, Subdivision 14). Death On Route 39 An accident Sunday afternoon at about 2 30 on Route 39 near Castile fatally injured Mary Mischalena, 83, of 331 Broad St , Salamanca and resulted in injuries to Mary Helen and Marylee Vesneski also of 331 Broad St. r Salamanca. A car being driven north on Route 39 by Harry J Vesneski of 317 Rod St., Salamanca was struck by a car driven by Gary C. West of 8 Main St., Wyoming. Neither driver was injured Mr West was making a left turn at the time and did not see the Vesneski vehicle. Deputy Sheriff Gary Somerhalder is investigating. COUNTIES COOPERATE Wyoming and Cattaraugus Counties are sharing equally the cost of building a new bridge over Clear Creek on Bray Road The bridge actually spans the county lines at this point. The new bridge will be 24 feet wide and is designed to carry all legal loads allowed by the State. It replaces a structurally antiquated, single lane bridge. For the next two months traffic will be detoured by Route 98 South and Sparks Road in the Town of Freedom Tri-County Times Photo School Administrators To Meet In Holland The chief school officers of Erie and Niagara Counties will hold their last meeting of this school year at the Holland Central School on Thursday, June 18. Part of the program will be devoted to honoring four administrators who will retire at the end of this school year. Those who plan to retire are. Donald Bartoo, superintendent of Iroquois Central School, Lawrence Scura, superintendent of Gowanda Central School, Charles Clark, district principal of N iagara-Wheatfield Central School and Edward Allen, district principal of Akron Central School. Harold Brumsted, former principal of Holland Central Shcool, is in charge of the program County Republican Committee Endorses Louis R. James The Wyoming County Republican Committee has endorsed Louis R James for the office of Wyoming County District Attorney in the Republican primary to be held Tuesday, June 23 Mr James has been a resident of Wyoming County since 1925 and is now living in Warsaw A graduate of Cornell University and of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, he has been a practicing attorney in the county since 1935 He is a veteran of World War II and was wounded in combat at St. Lo, Normandy in July, 1944. Profession-connected activities included being veterans counselor for the county and executive secretary of the county Civil Service Commission Mr James has been prominent in the county Publisher's Corner This is the week that Tri-County Times and the merchants in the communities we serve, pay tribute to the graduating classes of the schools in our area. These young men and women will either continue their education or go out in the world to make their living. Either way, they are the generation that will be taking over from us, and will establish the policies and rules under which the world will live in the near future. Some people believe that this will result in utter chaos - for this younger generation is not following established customs. Many wear \coats of many colors,\ speak a strange language and openly flaunt traditions of our generation. I don't agree. I believe that the vast majority of these young men and women are thinking more seriously about world problems - war, over-population, pollution than our generation did at their age From their thoughts and actions will come solutions which are vitally needed if this world is to continue and become a better place in which to live I do not believe in the means some few of them have used to make themselves heard and believe that this minority is giving a distorted outlook to their hopes and views. Lastly I remember that at their age I was very liberally minded and have grown more conservative with age. So to all you graduates - I do not worry that the world will worsen under your guidance, but feel it will improve and better Good luck to you! Keep trying. Tragic Fire The tragic fire in a trailer at Castile in which Bernard Pleace and his four daughters, Chyrell Ann 7, Lynn Ann 6, Marianne 4 and Patricia Ann 3 lost their lives touches Arcade closely. Mrs. Pleace, who survived is the former Sandra Owens of Arcade. She graduated from Arcade Central in June of 1962 and her mother, Mrs. Mary Owens is a Special Education teacher in the Arcade Elementary Building at present Mr Pleace attended Arcade Central in 1955 and 1956 and lived in Arcade until recently He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Leona Almeter Pleace of North Jave and twelve brothers and sisters, William F. of G ass port, John E. of Depew, Lou Fulkerson To Address BOCES Grads Lou Fulkerson, General Manager of Aronson Machine Company of Arcade, will deliver the address at the Second Annual Commencement for students completing programs in the Area Occupational Education Centers of Cattaraugus County sponsored by (BOCES) Board of Cooperative Educational (Continued frotn page thirteen) SS CHECKS TO REFLECT MEDICARE INCREASE Social Security checks received on July 3rd will reflect the premium increase to $5.30 for Medicare's supplemental medical insurance, advises William D Kerchoff, manager of the Batavia Social Security office Medical insurance, unlike the hospital insurance, is financed from monthly premiums paid by each person who enrolls. An equal amount is paid by the Federal Government from general reserves The premium amounts are reviewed each year to determine if the income will be sufficient to meet program costs, Mr Kerchoff said. The increase in premium from $4.00 to $5.30 is necessary due to rising costs of medical care Donald N. and George R. of Lockport, Bradley M., Robert C. and Ronald T. of North Java, Bryan O. of Bliss, Kathleen M. of North Java, Elizabeth J. of LeRoy and Mrs. Max (Beverly) Fuchbftck of Montrose. Calling hours Tuesday afternoon at the W.S. Davis, Inc. funeral home at 358 W. Main St., Arcade. Mass will be Wednesday morning from St Nicholas Church in North Java Appointed Wyoming County Superintendent Gary R. Weidman was appointed County Superintendent on April 14, 1970 He is a civil engineering graduate of Purdue University Prior to his appointment as County Superintendent, he spent 12 years on heavy and highway construction projects throughout Central and Western New York Mr Weidman had ten years service with Bero Construction Corporation of Waterloo, where he was employed as a project engineer and superintendent A lifelong resident of Warsaw, he now resides in the hamlet of Dale with his wife Phyllis and three children.
