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Four WELLSVILLE DAILY REPORTER, Page County Narcotics Council Obituaries Appoints 2 New Members Frederick M. Strate Methodist Shinglehouse, Church; the and 100F was of ALFRED A faculty member and a student al Alfred University have been appointed members of the County 'Narcolics Guidance Council by the County Board of Legislators. They are Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hausman, instructor in sociology, and Stanley Gladstone of Westbury, Long Island, a junior majoring in political science.

The purpose of the member committee is to set up a drug education program for adults and students throughout the county. Gladstone, who was named committee vice chairman, is also a member of the Alfred all-student durg communications committee, which functions in drug education and in student-lostudent drug counseling. Mrs. Hausman formerly taught school in Arkport and was a sociology instructor at Houghton College. She holds a bachelor's degree from Houghton and a master of arts degree in sociology from the State University of New York at Buffalo.

Dr. Lowe Guest At Alfred Area Boards Institute ALFRED Dr. William Lowe, professor of education at the University of Rochester, will speak at the first meeting of the Alfred Area School Boards at 6:30 p.m., Nov. 4, in Alfred University's Howell Hall. The topic of Lowe's lecture is "Equal Educational Opportunity-Fact or Fiction." Lowe, who has published more than 15 articles and papers, has been a secondary school teacher and an assistant dean of the School of Education at Cornell University.

He holds a B.S. degree from Hanover College and the University of Cincinnati, and a D.Ed. degree from the University of Illinois. Members of the Alfred Area School Boards Institute are school administrators and school board presidents from Steuben and Allegany counties. No Damage Reported During Halloween No real damage was reported Halloween, according to Wellsville Police Chief Michael Fiordo.

There were several reports of eggs being thrown at cars and homes, and shaving cream being squirted, but, according to Chief Fiordo, "They were a well behaved bunch of juveniles." The local police force was augmented by the civil defense radio and tactical police as well as having extra patrolmen on duty. McEwen Hose Co. Notice McEwen Hose Co. will conduct its regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Company Hose Rooms. FLU SHOTS Dr.

Irwin Felsen will again administer flu shots to all employes of the Jones Memorial Hospital, according to Mary Giles, head of nursing. The shots will be given between 8 and 9 a.m. in the clinic room, Tuesday. Dip sliced fresh pears in citrus or pineapple juice to prevent discoloration. Election Results Obtainable from GOP Headquarters The Daily Reporter and the Republican Party have made arrangements for anyone interested in the returns of Tuesday's General Election to call the GOP headquarters Fassett Hotel, 593-2111 or 593- 2110.

The Reporter's staff will be on duty until the last district in Allegany County has reported. In order to keep the phones open for returns, we ask that all inquiries concerning the election be made through the GOP headquarters. Also, much as we normally welcome visitors, we must ask that on Election Night all interested persons visit the GOP or Democratic headquarters. Hospital JONES MEMORIAL Census Adults 83, Babies 3 Operations 2 Admissions Mrs. Edith Hawks, Bolivar Mrs.

Dale Aldrich, RD 1 Richard Ordiway, Andover Lester Metcalf, Belfast Myrtle Cooper, Bolivar Scott Fancher, Bolivar Mrs. Bertha Nobles, Bolivar Discharges Mrs. Andrew Rehler, Friendship Robin Webster, Scio Raymond Shaw, Friendship Mrs. William McQueen and son, Scio William Moore, Stannards Road Dale Coats, Scio Floyd Gordon, Bath Ernest Sabey, Angelica James Snyder, Genesee, Pa. David Slawson, 79 Lee Place James Ames, Scio Mrs.

Gary Harrison, Whitesville CUBA MEMORIAL Admissions Shelly Grastorf, Rochester Mrs. Lillian Clark, West Clarksville Mrs. Ethelyn Pangburn, Richburg Joan Setchell, Cuba Discharges Mrs. Ruth Deming, Angelica Mrs. Georgia Rose, Angelica Mrs.

Elsie Weatherall, Friendship Ralph Joy, Cuba Mrs. Wilma Dibert, Mrs. Beverly Mills and daughter, Angelica Leigh Huff, Belmont Donna Knapp, Cuba Chest Committee Tells Total Funds Received ALFRED The Executive Committee of the Alfred-Alfred Station Community Chest reports that over half of its $9,000 goal has been solicited to date. At the Preliminary Report meeting held Oct. 28, Alfred Nudd, treasurer, reported $1,511.40 deposited in the bank.

Other members reported $4,368 not yet banked, making a total of $5,879.40. The final report meeting will be held November 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the meeting room of the Alfred Tech Student Activities Center, Final apportionment of contributions will be made at the meeting; By-Laws changed and election of officers discussed. BELMONT Frederick M. Strate, 66, of 16 Norton Street, Belmont, was pronounced dead on arrival at Jones Memorial Hospital of an apparent heart attack on Saturday (Oct.

31). Born Dec. 1, 1903 in Stannards, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Volcott (Eva Morgan) Strate, he was a 25 year resident of Belmont.

Mr. Strate was a graduate of Wellsville High School and the College of Ceramics at Alfred; taught Science and Mathematics at Bolivar and Addison High Schools; was principal of Belmont High School until his retirement in 1963; and at the time of his death, was clerk of the Allegany County BOCES. He was a past master of the Belmont Lodge a member of the Corning Consistory: the Hornell Commandory; the Buffalo Shrine; the Belmont American Legion; the First United Methodist Church of Belmont; and a World War If veteran. Mr. Strate is survived by a sister, Mrs.

Ora Teller, Wellsville: and a nephew, Richard Leonard, Kenmore. Due to specific wishes of the deceased, there will be no calling hours. The Rev. J. Fay Cleveland, pastor of the First United Methodist Church, Belmont, will officiate at private funeral services in the Embser Funeral Chapel, 17 Schuyler Street tomorrow (Nov.

3) at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Wellsville. Infant Stilson ULYSSES, Pa. Funeral services were held yesterday (Nov. 1) by the Rev.

Faith Orth, Mills Union Church at the Koch and Kear Funeral Home, Ulysses, for Kari Lynn. Stilson, infant daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. James Stilson, of Ulysses, who died at birth in Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport, on Friday (Oct. 30).

In addition to her parents, she is survived by a sister, Kelly Sue, at home; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Swank, Smethport, paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Holden Stilson, Gold, maternal great-grandmothers, Mrs.

Ella Swank, Ulysses, and Mrs. Nina Beach, Emporium paternal greatgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Stilson, Gold, and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Storey, Ellisburg, Pa. Burial was in Ulysses, Pa. Cemetery. J. Lowell Crum ULYSSES, Pa.

J. Lowell Crum, 68, of Ulysses, died unexpectedly Friday (Oct. 30) at his home. The son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

James (Carrie Gross) Crum, he was born July 27, 1902 in Potter County, Pa. Mr. Crum was a member of the Ulysses Pa. United employed for the past 15 years by the Worthington Corporation, Wellsville. In addition to his widow, the, former Alice Barker, he is' survived by two sons, Donald E.

of Mansfield, and Frederick G. of Grove City, a sister, Mrs. Elymus' (Dorothy) Barker, Ulysses, Pa. RD: and six grandchildren. Friends may call 7-9 p.m.

today at the Koch and Kear Funeral Home, Ulysses, Pa. where funeral services will be held tomorrow (Nov. 3) at 1 p.m. with the Rev. John Carlson, pastor of the Ulysses United Methodist Church, officiating.

Burial will be in the Ulysses, Pa. Cemetery. Mrs. Fannie Bissell BELFAST Mrs. Fannie B.

Bissell, 79, of 135 South Main Street, Belfast, died yesterday (Nov. 1) in Cuba Memorial Hospital, following brief illness. The daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George (Mary Buchanan) Brown, she was born Sept.

21, 1891 in Hinsdale. A graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology, Mrs. Bissell was a member of the Belfast United Methodist Church and its WSCS; a member of the Leusure Club; the Home Bureau; the TriCounty Women's Association; the Daughters of Union Veterans; the Women's Relief and a former employe of Cuba Memorial Hospital. She is survived by two sons, Donald' Bissell of Belfast; and Douglas Bissell, West Palm Beach, two grandchildren and one-great-grandchild. Friends may call 7-9 p.m.

today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow (Nov. 3) at the Wolcott Funeral Home, Belfast, where funeral services will be held Wednesday (Nov. 4) at 2 p.m. The Rev.

Donald Foley, pastor of the Belfast United Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery, Friendship. Bissell Request The family of the late Mrs. Fannie B. Bissell requests those wishing to make donations in her memory to do so to the American Cancer Society.

When you are preparing stewed dried figs, do not soak the fruit before cooking. Wellsville Lodge No. 2 F. A.M. Tuesday Evening Nov.

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NEVINS SUPREME COURT EXPERIENCED "A veteran of a quarter of a cen14 years a Supreme Court Justice tury on the bench, Justice Nevins has served creditably during a full 25 years judicial experience 14-year term in Supreme Court 9 years a District Attorney and has received the highest rating of the Erie County Bar Asso40 years a lawyer ciation. Furthermore, he lives in Cattaraugus County and his retenWELL-QUALIFIED tion would thus help preserve a Rated Well-Qualified by your measure the Judicial balance of geographical in Eighth District, County Bar Associations their where at present 18 of the 22 highest rating. judges are from Erie County." Buffalo Evening News 3, 1970 Vote for Justice Nevins Nov. 3. Keep the Southern Tier's Representation on the THE NEVINS Mary Jane.

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Army and law student, and Joe, 1566 Stater Hilton, Buffalo. WELLSVILLE, NEW YORK 'Worth Talking About' To the Editor: Would some one define the following, a Republican, a Democrat, a Liberal Republican, a Conservative Republican, a Liberal Democrat, and a Conservative Democrat? Is the word Republican or Democrat anything more than a name? ff so, what and how? A liberal is defined as, inclining toward progress and reform, having liberal opinions or connections, generous or lavish in giving. A conservative is defined as, inclined toward preserving the existing order of things, opposed to change, moderate, cautious, conserving and preserving. If any party consisting of the above two opposing characteristics, could they not be considered absolutely confusing and contradicting in their nature? When the voting public is faced with the choice of a Democrat or a Republican having the above descriptive characteristics, can they not be confused as to what principles and policies are incorporated into their platforms? No one would doubt that men in and out of politics would have varying opinions on any subject. But shouldn't men belonging to a political party clarify and solidify their differences into a working undertaking before entering the campaigning arena? Wouldn't the absence of this unity of thought and purpose easily bring defeat? If the President is the leader of a political party, and that political party formulates a certain platform, shouldn't it's members push for a complete unified victory without individual dissention? If the Army's Chiefs of Staff formulated a form of action, then instructed their generals to execute those orders, should the sergeants and corporals be allowed to rebel without the threat of being courtmarshalled? Would you expect victory to be the reward if such dissention went unchecked? I do not believe the voting public should be held to voting for it's party designate because they are so enrolled, but the nominated candidate should, because they are the recipient of the power and the support of that party.

They should be well Monday, November 2, 1970 aware of the policies of their party, and if they could not in conscience follow their party's policies, they should freely leave that party and adhere to one that is compatible to their way of thinking. Does not every organization need leadership as well as loyality? Can every member demand that the policies and their execution be as the individual desires? I don't think it has been successful in the past and I don't believe it is now or will be in the future. Let us have clear party policies and stop this internal conflict of party members so as to move toward a better society. Robert J. Lilly To the Editor: Time has again come for the local Football Booster Club to honor the Wellsville High School Football teams, Coaches, Cheerleaders, Managers and Statisticians at our annual Sports Banquet.

This banquet will be held Monday (Nov. 9) at 6:30 p.m. in the High School Cafeteria. Tickets for this event may be purchased from any Booster Club member. Help us honor these people who have given of their time and effort to the local football program.

Mrs. William Harder Mrs. Richard Edwards Wellsville Graduate Receives Promotion David Rogers, son of Edward C. Rogers, Welaka, and Mrs. J.

Farnum (Ruth) Brown, 31 West Fassett Street, has been appointed Assistant Project Director in PROMAD. Robert M. Greenig, vicepresident for Electronic Data Processing, also stated that Mr. Rogers had been named a Divisional Officer of the Company. A graduate of Wellsville School and Norwich University, he received his B.A.

degree in economics. Mr. Rogers also attended the Albany School of Law and holds a certificate from the Health Insurance Association of America educational program, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers (the 9 College Stations Form Radio Network ST.

BONAVENTURE. Nine college radio stations of Central and Western New York have formed a radio news network to report important collegiate news for their stations. The network concept came about during last spring's campus disturbances. News Director Clay Austin of WSBU radio at Brockport State College launched the idea when he operated a clearing house for strike news last year. The network came to fruition during meeting at St.

Bonaventure University on Oct. 23 when nine stations agreed to former Jane Bethe) reside at Margo Lane, Fayetteville with their three children, Jeffrey, Stephen and Jennifer. form the network. Stations which have joined the include WITR, Rochester Institute of Technology; W8CB, Buffalo State College; WBSU, Brockport State College; WCVM, Morrisville College; WOFM, St. Bonaventure University; WHRW, Harpur College; WONY, Oneonta State College; WGSU, Geneseo State College; WKCS, Keuka College.

The meeting was hosted by campus station WOFM at St. Bonaventure. The Bonaventure station did several feasibility and organizational studies under the direction of Network News Co-ordinator Frank Kehoe. The group's next meeting is slated Dec. 12 at Buffalo State College.

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Wellsville Town Committee Political Advertisement Political Advertisement Political Advertisement Political Advertisement tax about the Wellsville The Wellsville Let's worry City November 3. rate! supthe Town New Republican Committee on for our port GOVERNOR Nelson A. Rockefeller LIEUT -GOVERNOR Malcolm Wilson ATTORNEY GENERAL Louis J. Lefkowitz U.S. SENATOR Charles Goodell COMPTROLLER Edward D.

Regan SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Joseph Nevins STATE SENATOR Jess Present ASSEMBLYMAN Frank Walkley WELLSVILLE COUNCILMAN Mickey Martelle CORONORS Dr. H. Kendall Hardy Dr. J. Paul Rems THEY CAN DO A LOT MORE FOR YOU! For a ride to the polls, please call 593-2110, 2111, 2570.