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TRI-COUNTY TIMES—Thursday, August 13, 1981 Pioneer College Center To Open Mary H Erick _ The Pioneer College Center will open again late this month for a full program of college credit classes in Arcade and Yorkshire. The project is sponsored by Genesee Community College in Batavia and the Cat taraugus County Campus of Jamestown Community College in Olean. The directors of the program are Dr. Charles Bohlen of Jamestown and Mr. Ray Chaya at Genesee. They said a total of nine credit courses would be offered this fall The Genesee classes are con ducted at the Pioneer Elementary School in Ar cade and the Jamestown classes are offered at Pioneer High School in Yorkshire. Mr. Chaya and Dr. Bohlen made several observations about the program. Courses are easily transferred between institutions and as the program continues it is hoped to make it possible for students in the area to receive all of the credits necessary for an Associates Youth Bureau News The Wyoming County Youth Bureau will be con ducting a public meeting Tuesday evening, August 25th at the Court House in Warsaw, New York. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss issues affecting local youth programs funded in part by the N Y.S. Division for YOuth and distribute 1982 application forms plus related materials. Each program receiving state aid is required to have at least one representative in at tendance In addition to technical assistance, the Youth Bureau has resources available to provide programming to youth. In the area of recreational services, several municipal youth recreation programs have had visiting presen tations from a mime group, learn the art Of juggling and / or attended a seminar for beginners in black and white photography Funding for these activities was received from the N Y S Division for Youth, made available through the Yough Bureau to town and village programs The purpose of the funding is to provide youth activities and experiences not or dinarily offered in the community Limited fun ding is available for the remainder of 1981 and representatives from communities are en couraged to contact the Youth Bureau for further information Communities lacking a year-round recreation commission to sponsor an activity may wish to provide a program through the local library or other community organizations No fees can be charged for programs sponsored with Division for Youth funds. In the area of youth ser vices, the Youth Bureau has received funds to implement a preparing for employment program, community historical education project, and a Youth and the Law awareness program These three (3) programs will be available in mid-September to youth serving agencies. These projects are greatly dependent on using volun teers and / or existing staff. The Youth Bureau has two openings for CETA funded positions to assist in its activities, one is a clerical position and the other to aid the director Inquiries regarding any of the above information should be directed to Denise Fulkerson, Wyoming County Youth Bureau, telephone 786- 2191 or visit the office located at the Court House, third floor, Warsaw, New York 14569 JCC Computer Science Dept. Adds New Equipment The Computer Science Department of the Cat taraugus County Campus of JCC recently announced that new equipment has been purchased that will mean greater service to students Approximately 180 students are expected to enroll in computer science classes for the Fall semester at the campus. According to Mr. Leon Sterle, Associate Professor of Mathematics and Com puter Science, the fall schedule included In troduction to Computer Science, COBOL, Programming Fun damentals, and Introduction to Systems Analysis. Classes will be available during days, evenings, and Saturdays. Three years ago JCC started updating its com puter system with in teractive processing equipment, they now have two interactive computers, PDP 11-60 and PDP U -44. and have just completed negotiations to add a third computer bank, a PDP 11-70 this summer The Olean campus is tied by a direct telephone line to the three computers In addition, the Olean campus has a Burroughs 700. Mr. Sterle stated that JCC stresses a \Hands-on\ ap proach to its computer courses with students spending considerable time at the computer terminals Courses for the Fall semester start on August 31. Registration will take place on August 25th from 12 noon to 7:00 p.m. with pre- registered students registering from 12 to 3:00 and students who are not pre-hegistered from 3:00 to 7:00. More information can be obtained by calling the campus at 372-1661. Degree. They noted that the hour or more driving distance from Arcade to the nearest institution of higher education, makes the Pioneer College Program a very worthwhile service for residents of the area. Jamestown courses, which begin on August 31st, include \Introduction to Computer Science\ \D C. Elec tricity\ \Introduction to Criminal Justice\ and \Engineering Drawing\ Genesee classes which begin on September 8th, include \Consumer Economics\ \ALgebra I\ \Total Quality Concepts\ \Business Law I\ and \Accounting I\ Registration for the programs will take place on August 26th at the Pioneer Elementary School in Ar cade between 4.00 and 8.00 p.m Fees are $30 per credit hour at Genesee and $27 per credit hour at Jamestown. Mail registration packets are also available at the schools and the Arcade Free Library See the ad in this paper for more details. Mary's membership in the Arcade Area Chamber of Commerce was a small measure of her boundless com munity spirit, for she was a one-person chamber of com merce whenever she talked with people about this area She served the Chamber as its secretary and its first woman director, and in 1974 she became the first woman to receive the Chamber's Citizen of the Year Award. One person with whom she worked closely in the Chamber of Commerce was Anson F. Sherman, who stated, \Her devotion to duty was tremendous and her interest in the public was outstanding. She was always willing to help and lend a hand when called upon.\ Mary's broad interests were reflected in her work in former years with the Girl Scouts as a group leader, as a co- chairman of the Arcade Bicentennial Committee in 1976, and as a member of the Wyoming County Industrial Development Committee, the Wyoming County Village Association, and the Wyoming County Republican Com mittee. Her advice was much sought after, and she was a valued member of the Arcade Free Library Advisory Board and the Pioneer Central School Business Education Ad visory Committee Former Village HistorianHarry S. Douglass noted that, \Mary could foresee difficulties, and used her finesse and diplomacy to prevent them from ever happening \ He also remembered how Mary's ability to express herself was an asset to any group she worked with, and how she was an inspiration for all the young people who knew her Contributions in honor of the life and work of Mary H Erick may be made to Hospice Buffalo, Inc., or to the Mary Erick Memorial at the Arcade United Church of Christ, Congregational A Mary H Erick Secretarial Award is being established at Pioneer Central School, and con tributions for that are being accepted at the Village Office Health Advisory To minimize potential adverse health impact the NYS Department of Health recommends that —You eat no more than one meal ('£ lb) per week of fish from any water in the state — Pregnant women, nursing mothers, infants and young children should not eat fish with elevated levels of mirex, PCBs and / or mercury —You eat no fish taken from the Valatie Kill drainage system south of Route 152 and north of Nassau Lake. Additionally American eels and black crappies from Nassau Lake should not be consumed. —You eat no eels from the Hudson River, Lake Ontario, and its tributaries to the first barrier impassible to fish, or the St. Lawrence River —You eat no lake trout, chinook salmon, coho salmon over 21\ rainbow trout over 25\ brown trout over 18\ between July 1 and February 28, or catfish, from Lake Ontario and its tributaries to the first barrier impassible to fish PIONEER AREA COLLEGE CENTER Fall 1981 Course Schedule Arcade and Yorkshire Genesee Community College classes will be at the Pioneer Elementary School in Arcade. Jamestown Community College classes will meet at the Pioneer High School, Yorkshire. REGISTRATION August 26th-4 00-8-00 p.m at Pioneer Elementary School Arcade JAMESTOWN CLASSES BEGIN WEEK OF AUGUST 31st. GENESEE CLASSES BEGIN WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 8th ADVISEMENT AND COUNSELING AT REGISTRATION Class Roster ECO 103 Consumer Economics GCC A course in applied economics which deals with consumer problems such as installment credit advertising labeling and products in formation 3 credits t 30 9 30 MAT109 Algebra l GCC Topics include operations with integers, tractions, solving first and second degree equations, factoring, simplifying expressions exponents, radicals and graphic 3 credits ».30-9:30 COM151 Intro to Computer Science JCC Concentrates on the principles of computer structure, operation and programming Included is an overview of the BASIC FORTRAN COBOL, and RPG programming languages 3 credits 4:30-9:15 QALI0I Total Quality Concepts GCC A survey course that traces the development of the concepts of total quality control Emphasis will be on organization, quality costs, quality engineering, process control and quality information equipment Prerequisite none 3 credits 4:00-9:00 TUITION: Genesee - $30 per credit hour Jamestown: $27 per credit hour WEONESDA Y BUS205 Business Law I GCC This course is designed for students who want better understanding of substantive business law to become aware of the legal environment In which the business firm and the consumer operate 3 credits 4 30-9 30 ENR129 DC Electricity JCC Analysis of OC resistive circuits Included is a discussion of voltage current sources, basic circuit laws, network theorems, and an introduction to transients 4 credits 5:«510'lS THURSDA Y ACC10! Accounting I GCC The concepts, principles and standards of financial accounting as they apply to basic financial statements 3 credits * 30.9 30 CRI1S1 Intro to Criminal justice JCC Analyzes the entire criminal lustlce system beginning with crim e statistics and expanding to Include the working units within the system 3 credits 4:30-9:13 ENR123 Engineering Drawing I JCC Oeals wit h creative sketching and space visualization, freehand let terlng. use of instruments 3 credits - 4:30-9:30 The longest river in the world is the Nile River — 4,145 miles long. Mail registration packets are available at Pioneer Elementary School Office in Arcade and Delevan, Pioneer High School office in Yorkshire, or the Arcade Public Library. Textbooks can be purchased in class the first night of the class meeting. Register at the same time for credit-free occupational courses offered as part of the High School Program FOR MORE INFORMATION PHONE, OR WRITE: 343-0055 - Ray Chaya, Genesee Community College, Batavia NY 14020. 372-1661 - Dr Charles Bohlen, Jamestown Community College, Cattaraugus County Campus 722 Homer Street Olean, New York 14760 < » <> <> <> << <> <> <> < » < > <> < > < » o < > < - <> < > < > < > < > <> <• < > <> i> <>
