Wellsville Daily Reporter from Wellsville, New York • Page 9

Page Ten UF Group Holds Organizational Meeting Monday An organizational meeting of Executive Committee of the United Fund of Wellsville was held Monday (March at the Wellsville School Administration office. The group heard reports by the budget committee, publicity committee and campaign drive committee, although no action was required. A motion was passed thanking Eugene Forhan and others connected in raising necessary funds for the Red Cross Blood Program. The next meeting of the Directors will be held April 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the Trustees Room of the Municipal Building.

Calendar of Events (Items for the events calendar should be phoned or mailed to reach this office least three days prior to the event.) WeLLSVILLE DAILY REPORTER, WELLSVILLf, NEW YORK Fire District Lists 37 Grass And Forest Fires Wednesday, March 29, TODAY 6:30 p.m., "Bible Rap," First UM Church. THURSDAY 7 p.m., Blue Devils Drum and PLAN DRIVE Barnett McLaughlin, first vice president, and 1972 United Fund Campaign chairman, and Stanford Masin, UF president, make plans for this year at a recent Executive Committee meeting. (Reporter Photo) Bugle Corps, Wash. Elem. 7:30 p.m., Concert of Sacred Music, Christian and Missionary Alliance Church.

FRIDAY Good Friday Services, Local and Area Churches. Sportsmens Hut Bait Tackle Salted Minnows Tents Alaska Shiners Canoes Red Worms Sleeping Bags In Stannards 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily Palmiter Inducted Into Honor Society ITHACA Dennis C. Palmiter of Wellsville has been inducted into the Ithaca College chapter of Delta Mu Delta, the national honors society in Business and Accounting.

Membership in Delta Mu Delta is rated as one of the outstanding academic achievements at Ithaca. Mr. Palmiter, a junior Accounting major at C.C., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern W.

Palmiter, 467 N. Main Wellsville. He is a 1969 graduate of Wellsville High School. The Susquehannock State Forest District, consisting of and Potter Counties and the northwest portion of Clinton County, reported 154 acres of forest and grass lost to fire, with fire fighting operations listed at $2,611. The 37 fires included 20 in McKean County, 15 in Potter County and two in Clinton County.

Half of the year's total occured in April 1971, Eleven of the fires resulted from railroad operations, seven from debris burners, four from smokers and the remainder from miscellaneous causes. Credit for the low number of fires was given to the district's volunteer fire wardens, who are local citizens appointed by the Chief Forest Fire Warden to prevent forest fires and help control those that occur. Under the law, they are empowered to employ persons necessary to give assistance in extinguishing forest fires, and to enter upon any land while performing their duties. Trash Pick-Up Day Changed FRIENDSHIP Residents of the Village of Friendship are reminded by working foreman, George Garmong, that the date of the monthly trash pick-up has been changed to Thursday, March 30 due to the regular day falling on Good Friday. All trash except garbage should be placed at the curb for pick-up.

Sam Snead has won Ihe PGA senior golf litle five limes. A New Goodyear Polysteel Tire STEEL AGAINST POLYSTEEL Here's the Custom Power Cushion Polysteel tire you've seen on TV, matched against dozens of vicious hardened-steel drill bits and the Goodyear Polysteel tire won! I. CUSTOM POWER CUSHION POLYSTEEL Check your size check your price Tubeless Size A7B-13 878-14 C78-14 E78-14 F7B-14 G78-14 78-14 F78-15 G78-15 H78-15 J78-15 L78-15 Replaces 6.45-14 6.95-14 7.35-14 7.75-14 8.25-14 8.55-14 7.75-15 8.25-15 8.55-15 8.85-15 9.15-15 Price With Trade In $47.95 $49.95 $51.95 $55.95 $57.95 $59.95 $63.95 $58.95 $60.95 $64.95 $68.95 $74.95 Plus Fed. Ex. Tax $1.86 $2.05 $2.15 $2.32 $2.54 $2.69 $2.74 $2.62 $2.80 $3.47 $3.23 $3.56 Hurry, Today start riding on Polysteel tires.

Here's steel cord belt strength with polyester cord smoothness, in a great long-wearing tire. Goodyear builds it with two belts of steel cord for long- lasting resistance to impact and penetration. (You wouldn't run over steel drill bits the way we did here but the demonstration illustrates how tough the steel belts really are.) Then Goodyear makes the long mileage easy to take, with a flexible polyester cord body to soak up the shocks. The brute strength of steel. The road-softening smoothness of polyester.

Both in this superb new tire. Use Our Rain Check Program: Because of expected heavy demand for Goodyear tires, we may run out of some sizes during this offer, but we will be happy to order your size tire at the advertised price and issue you a rain check for future delivery of the merchandise. Use your Texaco Credit Card. FREE! THE ONLY MAKER OF POLYSTEEL TIRFS MOUNTING BALANCING GOODYEAR You save $7.19 to $11,59 per tire Why buy unknown brands when you can get Goodyear Power Belt Polyglas at these prices. Two fiberglass bells today's most preferred tire belt cord plus two plies of polyester cord today's most preferred tire body cord.

You get 4-plies under the tread for strength the Goodyear'Power Belt Polyglas tire. body plies in sizes H78-14, H78-15, J78-14, J78-15, 9.00-15 and L78-15.) Ml 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 IS 15 15 15 15 6.95-14 7.35-14 7.75-14 8.25-14 8.55-14 8.85-14 7.75-15 8.25-15 8.55-15 8.85-15 9.15-15 WllllVlll liplir MCI Wltk Trill $35.95 $35.95 $38.95 $40.95 $42.95 $47.95 $50.95 $41.95 $43.95 $48.95 $51.95 $54.95 $57.95 JMtimll IB $21.71 J31.il 32.76 (14.36 40.71 33.8* $35.18 $41.58 Plus Fed. EX. Tax $2.15 $2.10 $2.34 $2.52 $2.69 $2.75 $2.95 $2.58 $2.78 $2.81 $3.01 $2.90 $3.16 FRED SHORTS TIRE CENTER Andover Rd. Rt, 17 Wellsville, N.Y.

Phone 'Wellsville's Only Direct Goodyegr Factory Distributor' CLARK'S Belief Hearing Service will help you find Ihe righl Hearing Aid. Dial (716) 593-4614 or wrile lo Clark's Seller Hearing Service, Wellsville, N.Y. 14895. MAXSON'S slore and office cleaners, 100 percent guaranteed, insured, complete janilorial service. Floors, walls, windows.

Call collect day or nighl 968-1967. ANTIQUE CLOCK REPAIR, 73 Olive Bolivar, N.Y. Buy, irade, sell. Antique clocks. (716) 928-1902.

REPORTER ot several groups of students who recently toured the facilities of the Daily Reporter is shown here viewing the giant newspaper printing press located in the basement of the Reporter building. Tours of Ihe newspaper include a visil to the newsrooms where local and wire news copy is prepared, seeing how the newspaper pages are made-up, and end up with a view of the prinling presses. Tours are offered on Thursday and Friday only, with one week prior appointmenl requested. School classes, as well as other groups, are welcome to make advance arrangemenls for an afternoon lour of Ihe Reporter. (Reporter pholo) It's Time for Garage Sales And These Tips May Help Make It Fun and Profitable ByJEANM.FONS With the coming of Spring and warm weather, there follows naturally the start of garage sales.

As people clean attics and basements and clear out the articles that are out-grown and no longer used, the natural place forthem is in the garage. Thus, the advent of a "Garage Many people hold them annually, while others only occasionally or when they are moving to another area. Garage Sales are fun, interesting and can be, if properly organized, financially lucrative. To have a successful sale, a few basic rules should be kept in mind. 1.

Select a date and a time that are convenient to you, keeping in, mind also a time for people to attend your sale. Most perfer the latter part of the week, after payday. This is usually the time people have access to transportation and no less important, the money to spend at your garage sale. Some find it profitable to extend the sale to two days, but you must have enough articles to offer for sale. The 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m. hours are most popular although if the sale is only one day, many extend this time period to 8 or 9 p.m. 2. Now start selecting what is available for sale. Select items that are usable or can be easily repaired.

Have all clothes clean and pressed. The extra few minutes spent on this can reap rewards, since people would rather buy something that is clean and neatly pressed. 3. Arrange articles neatly and put items of a kind together. For Aside from garage sales, example, put all clothes in one area.

Those that can be hung up can be on hangers. You may have to borrow a clothes rack from a neighbor. Put all glassware and dishes together. The same with appliances, etc. Do not crowd items, and try to re-arrange articles as some are sold, to display to best advantage.

Attractive and convenient displays and make it easier for shoppers. 4. Price all articles or have signs clearly visible indicating the price of an item. Have extra change on hand for those that require it. Remember, do not overprice items, and keep in mind also the fact that people -are there to find bargains.

5. Advertise. Probably jnost important of all of the; aforementioned is that you have to advertise. You have to let people know that you are having a Garage Sale. Advertise in the Classified Section of your area newspaper.

If the sale is large enough or if a group of neighbors join together for a sale, it may warrant a display ad with each one of the participants paying a share. Run the ad for at least three times before the sale to assure coverage. In the ad, list the date, time, location, and if possible, some of the articles to be sold. If the location is hard to find, give directions on how to get there. This will be aided by a sign placed in front of the house.

there are basement and yard sales. These are run in the same manner. Yard sales lend to the idea that many neighbors may join in the sale. These of course depend upon the weather. Basement sales are fine if the traffic is not routed through your house.

As a final reminder, keep in mind that the articles that are left over, can. be reduced in price and a "Left over" sale can be scheduled at. a later date. Some people even save these things for their garage sale the following year. FLAG AND WAR MEMPHIS, Tenn.

(AP) A young priest, the Rev. Sam Maceri, assistant pastor of St. Anne's parish here, says he refused to allow a group of Boy Scouts to carry a U.S. flag in a Sunday mass processional because he considered the gesture "a symbol of war. It seemed out of context with our own call for peace." REPORTER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CASH or Insertions, 5c per word per day, 3 or more consecutive Insertions 4c per word per day; 6 or more consecutive Insertions, 3c per word per day.

Skip day Insertions take single day rate. Minimum Cash Minimum Copy must be In office by 8:30 a.m. to Insure Insertion the same day. Contract Rate (or month or longer upon application. The Reporter reserves the right to edit or reject all copy.

Errors In ads should be reported promptly as we will not be responsible (or more than one incorrect Insertion. BLIND AD HANDLING CHARGE. For ads addressed care o( this oil Ice there will be a handling charge of SOc. WELCOME SPRiNG WTH OUR "HJIPPy GJ1ST6R" THINGS Choose from our vast assortment of "happy things" for party sets, gift wrap, home decorations. Sunday, April 2, Easter, is a great opportunity to start your thoughtfulness blooming.

Peterson Drug Co. Big Plaza Wellsville IMPORTANT-NOTICE: The New York State Law Against Discrimination and the Federal Civil Rights Act of 1964' prohibit dls'trlnllnatldnr In employment because of sex unless based on a bona fide occupational qualification. Advertisements under the Help Wanted and Situation Wanted classifications which contain reference to "male" or "female" are for the convenience of readers and are not intended as an unlawful limitation or discrimination based on sex. YOUR FISHING and camping needs live bait at the Sportsmens Hut in Stannards. Open daily 2 p.m.

to 9 p.m. of Thanks OUR THANKS to Carol Eck for all her help, and to all others for their generous gifts of money, cards and prayers for our little daughter, Gayle Marie, who has been, and still is very sick and in semi-coma. Thank you one and all. Mr. Mrs.

Bernard Gaus 6 Business Service DUMP 'TRUCK Service Washed sand and gravel; bank run gravel and state-approved top soil. Call Dick Perkins 2685118. INCOME TAX SERVICE (10 days). Phone 593-4517 anytime for appointment. Pay at time of preparation.

SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Roeske Pumping Service, Wellsville. Phone 593-1622. FAST COPY SERVICE While you wait Copies from your originaI in minutes! Any length from 5" to 15" From bound books or flat copy An inexpensive multiple Copy service WEl.LSVIl.LE DAILY REPORTER Business Office DURA-LAST can help you now! If you rent, own, a house or mobile home. Now giving f-r-e-e estimates on: Contract painting, spray or brush complete remodeling interior, exterior roofing and roof repairs insulating driveway sealing.

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METAL BUILDING franchise available to qualified contractors reputable nearby metal building manufacturer. Allegany, Cattaraugus counties and neighboring Pa. counties available. Manufacturers of not just one but several types of metal buildings, this company is highly competitive and offers an excellent opportunity 'to cash in on the farm and commercial building boom. Free training and field sales help.

Please give all particulars about your company in first letter. Write Box 254, Wellsville Daily Reporter. Trucks, Auto, 12x50 MOBILE HOME. 3 bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeting throughout, completely furnished. Call (814) 697-6725 anytime.

1967 ton Ford 4x4. Good shape. Ready to work. 593-1730. $650 BUYS 1965 MUSTANG.

Above average condition. New paint. Recent overhaul. 4375575. MARCH CLEARANCE SALE Prices Reduced on oVer 25 Mobile Homes Recreational Vehicles LEWIS HOMES INC.

Wellsboro, Pa. FOR SALE 1966 Thunderbird Convertible, great summer car. Take over payments. Call 593-5418 leave name and phone number. MOBILE HOMES, two section homes.

Desirable retirement sites in our modern park. Call 593-4886 for appointment. Stannards Mobile Homes. LeROY WITTER Used Cars bought and sold. R.D.

1, Wellsville. Phone 593-1409. USED CARS bought and sold. Wm. H.

Slater, Main Scio. Phone 593-5880. PICKUP CAMPERS. Covers, travel trailers, supplies, make complete hook-ups. Belmont Trailer Sales, 38 Greenwich Belmont, N.Y.

MODULAR HOMES by Marlette, Salem, Coastal Detroiter. Models on display at Lewis Homes Wellsljoro, Pa, 1970 DODGE Challenger RT, 383 magnum, automatic, radio, vinyl top, NADA price $2495 our price $1995. Brown's Used Cars, Alfred-Almond Road. 8A Motorcycles EMERGENCY Wanted motorcycle riders to coordinate with state-wide organization for the coordination of the repeal of the helmet law and no fault insurance. Please write Carl Karpenko, 16705 Telegraph Road, Holland, New York 14470 for information.

Representative for the New York State Motorcycle rights organization. KAWASAKI Sales Service, Ole's Cycle Shop, Phone 814367-2396, Westfield, 16950, On Rt. 49. Open 9-9 except Sunday. MOTORCYCLE Inspection Station, new and used bikes for sale.

Lee's 716-593-5739. ARCTIC CAT Sales and Service. Snowmobiles Mini Cyles. Donald J. Kramer, Whitesville, N.Y.

607-356-3312..