Wellsville Daily Reporter from Wellsville, New York • Page 5

27, 1970 WELLSVILLE DAILY REPORTER, WELLSVILLE, NEW YORK Special Tax District Set For Chamber Discussion Pago Five Obituaries A proposal to create a special tax district in the central business area will be discussed by the Wellsville Chamber of at a breakfast meeting at 8 a.m. on Wednesday (Dec. 2) in the Community Building. The suggested area, bounded by the Erie Railroad on the East of Main Street, the Genesee River on the West, Pearl Street on the North, and State Street on the South, would be converted into an off-street parking facility. One of these lots would be between Passett Street and State Street and the other between Jefferson and- Pearl streets.

The lots so created would provide 120 additional parking spaces which would be easily accessible for downtown shopping. Certain older, unserviceable buildings in the described area, would be acquired and conveyed to the Village with the Public Works Department doing the demolition, black topping and metering. The Village would also maintain the property. Conferences between Chamber directors and village trustees have been going on during the past several months on the subject and George Harris, village attorney, has established that such a district is legal and feasible. If adopted, property owners in the described area, would be subject to an increased tax rate of approximately $6.50 per $1,000 of assessed evaluation over a ten year period.

Chamber members, property owners and tenants in the downtown area are urged to attend the breakfast meeting and participate in the discussion, Richard Lynch, Chamber president, said. Mr. Harris will answer questions involving the legal aspects of the problem. Reservations should be made in the Chamber office, 103 North Main Street, no later than Monday (Nov. 30).

Man Charged After Accident In Town of Scio Stephen W. Meitzler, 23, of Rochester, was charged with traveling at a speed not reasonable following an accident on County Road 9 in the Town of Scio Thursday at 10:15 a.m. According to the Wellsville- based State Police report, Mr. Meitzler was westbound on the road, rounded a curve to the left and skidded on a bridge surface into the path of a vehicle driven by Harry Bigham, 61, of Franklinville. No injuries were reported in the accident.

Mr. Meitzler will appear before Scio Justice Walter Tripp i at a later date. Trooper R. A. (Nitsche investigated the incident.

Sesquicentennial Meeting Slated WHITESVILLE George Hooper of Hooper Enterprises, Albany, will attend a Whitesville sesqucentennial meeting tonight in the Whitesville Central School library. The session will start at 8 p.m., according to Roberta Kramer, publicity chairman for the sesquicentennial. The meeting, a workshop session, is open to all interested persons in the 1971 Sesqui. Mr. Hooper will answer questions pertaining to the celebration, scheduled this summer.

Scio Resident Heads 2-County Real Estate Board William Buckley of Scio was elected president of the Steuben-Allegany Real Estate Board at a dinner meeting held recently in the Fassett Hotel Hunt Room. Other officers, named to his staff, are Oakley Games, Arkport, vice president and Leo V. Ludden of Wellsville, secretary- treasurer. Mr. Ludden succeeds himself in the post.

The officers will assume their duties Tuesday (Dec. 1). Gary M. Petrichick of Belmont, director of the Allegany County Planning Board, spoke on uses of land in the county. Glenn Holmes to Note 40th Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Holmes of Niles Hill, Wellsville RD, will be feted at an open house Sunday in their home. The reception will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Hosts for the affair will be their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Strang. The was married Nov. 26, 1930 in the Methodist Par-' sonage by the late Rev. Elder Windfor. Coudersport Market SHONGO 4-H The Shongo Hillbillibjes 4-H Club will hold a Christmas party Dec.

6 in the Shongo Cummunity Building for members and their families, according to Sheila Cornelius, news reporter. Plans for the party were formulated at a recent meeting held in the home of Ellen Hunt. Cathy Flanagan, president, conducted the brief meeting. (Nov. 23, CALVES: Top Good Medium Lightweight LAMBS: SHEEP: PIGS: HOGS: HEIFERS: BULLS: STEERS: COWS: Utilities Cutters Low Cutters Canners 1970) 36.75 31.50 27.25 20.00 18.00 17.00 18.50 21.00 18.00 16.40 15.40 12.70 40.00 36.00 31.00 27.00 23.00 12.00 None 7.50 27.00 26.75 29.75 19.60 17.80 16.30 15.JO SMALL COMPENSATION LONDON (AP) ment paid a Scot five shillings and he complained that a Concorde 002 shook off his ceiling tiles with its sonic boom.

As Agreed Upon Af The Chamber of Commerce Meeting (Merchants Division) We wm i Not Be Open I Friday Nite Ludden Hamilton Shoe Stores Mrs. Harold Sinsabaugh COUDERSPORT, Pa. Mrs. Harold (Florence) Sinsabaugh, 60, of Coudersport, died in Port Allegany Community Hospital, yesterday (Nov. 26) following a long illness.

The daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses (Viania Rounds) Jackson, she was born April 3, 1910 in Wellsville. In addition to her widower, she is survived by six sons, Edward Sinsabaugh, of Albion; Donald Shelley, Buffalo; Carl Whitesell, Wellsville; LeRoy Whitesell, Buffalo; Samuel. Ferguson, Port Allegany; and Lewis Sinsabaugh, Coudersport, four daughters, Mrs.

Fred Narrow, Medina; Betty Ferguson, New Jersey; Mrs. Allen Ives, Salamanca; and Mrs. Marion Roberts, Roulette, five brothers, Merle Jackson, Scio; Ernest Jackson, Allentown; Millard Jackson, and Lloyd Jackson, both of Wellsville; and Charles Jackson, Erie, five sisters, Mrs. Alvin Kellogg, Roulette, and Mrs. Oren Blue, Mrs.

Elmer Raub, Mrs. Leon Brownell, and Mrs. Elmer Brownell, all of Wellsville; and 13 grandchildren. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday (Nov. 2829) at the Embser Funeral Home, where funeral services will be held Monday (Nov. 30) at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. James A.

Pollard, pastor of the Church of Christ in Christian Union, will officiate. Mrs. Kilbourne Cowles Mrs. Kilbourne (Blanche Cowles, 82, of RD 2, died this morning (Nov. 27) in Jones Memorial Hospital, following a nine-week illness.

She was born in Wellsville on Oct. 31,1888, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Nellie Merrick) Tompkins. Mrs.

Cowles is survived by two sons, Arthur Cowles, Scio and Donald Cowles, Wellsville; five daughters, Mrs. Harold App, Eldred, Mrs. Francis Dunning, Belmont; Mrs. Archie Stone, Glasgow, W. Mrs.

Andrew Stevens, Belmont; and Mrs. Paul Mascho, Wellsville; two brothers, Sidney Tompkins, Bolivar; and William Tompkins, Eldred, two sisters, Florence Tompkins, Wellsville; and Mrs. Hubert Finwood, Lyons; 21 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; and two great-great grandchildren. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (Nov.

28-29) at the Embser Funeral Home where funeral services will be held on Monday (Nov. 30). The Rev. Emerson Twining, of Hallsport, will officiate. Burial will be in the Stannards Cemetery.

Harold F. Lincoln ANGELICA Harold F. Lincoln, 52, of the Florida Sheriffs' Boys Ranch, Live Oak, died Tuesday (Nov. 24) in Zephyrhills, of an apparent heart attack. The former Angelica resident was born Feb.

6, 1918 in Angelica, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Viola Farnum) Lincoln. Mr. Lincoln was a veteran of World War II, a member of the Zephyrhills American Legion, and a life member of the Angelica Fire Department.

In addition to his widow, the former Georgia Baker, of Live Oak, he is survived by three sons; Gary, Randy and Ronnie Lincoln, all of Belmont. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. today at the Richard E. Burt Funeral Home, Angelica, where funeral services will be held Saturday (Nov. 28) at 2 p.m.

The Rev. David P. Wolcott, pastor of the Angelica First Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Until the Day Dawn Cemetery, Angelica. Clinton M.

Adams GENESEE, Pa. Clinton M. Adams, 70, of RD 2 Genesee, died Thursday (Nov. 26) in Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport, following a long illness. The son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John (Luella Scofield) Adams, he was born Dec. 14, 1899 in Harrison Valley. Pa. Mr.

Adams was secretary of the Northern Potter School District; a 32 year member of the Genesee Grange; a member of the Genesee Fire Department and the Genesee United Methodist Church. In addition to his widow, the former Eleanor Hubbard, he is survived by three sons. Clinton Adams, of Rochester; Richard of Auburn, and Gordon of RD 2 Genesee, two daughters, Mrs. Francis (Arlene) Lang, Ithaca; Mrs. Robert (Rita) Sick, Wellsville; two brothers, Lawrence Adams, of Coudersport, and William Adams, Spartansburg, S.C.; a sister, Mrs.

Charlotte Phillips, Miami, 18 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday (Nov. 28) at the 1 Koch and Kear Funeral Home, Ulysses, Pa. Funeral services will be conducted from the Genesee United Methodist Church on Sunday (Nov.

29) at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Albert Cox, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the Mills, Cemetery. Mrs.

Ray Cady TROOPSBURG Mrs. Ray (Katherine or Kate) Cady, 85, of Troopsburg, died yesterday (Nov. 26) in Jones Memorial Hospital, Wellsville, following a brief illness. The daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Milo (Mary YoUmans) Harrington, she was born Aug. 19, 1885 in Troopsburg. Mrs. Cady was a member of the Troopsburg United Methodist Church. In addition to her widower, she is survived by a son, Harold Cady, of Troopsburg; two daughters, Mrs.

Louella Dibble, Wellsville; and Mrs. Lucy Seeley, Elkland, two sisters, Mrs. Alice Prutsman, Troopsburg; and Mrs. Helen Teribury, Scio; 15 grandchildren; and 31 great- grandchildren. Friends may call 7-9 p.m.

today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow (Nov. 28) at the H. P. Smith and Son Funeral Home, Woodhull, where funeral ser- jvices will be held Sunday (Nov.

29) at 2 p.m. The Rev. Frank Keis, pastor of the Troopsburg United Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery, Troopsburg. Edward D.

Jones Edward D. Jones, 77, of 68 Seneca Street, died Nov. 25 in Jones Memorial Hospital, following a long illness: He was born January 8, 1893 in Wellsville, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Armida Morey) Jones.

Mr. Jones was a retired Sinclair Oil refinery worker. He is survived by two daughters; Mrs. Lloyd Sprague, Wellsville; and Mrs. Paul Weatherly, Olean; a stepdaughter, Mrs.

George Hugar, Wellsville; a step-son, Robert Holiday, Niobe; a brother, Harry Jones, Wellsville; a sister, Mrs. Carlton Shutt, Wellsville; five and six great-grandchildren. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. today at the East Wing of the Embser Funeral Home where funeral services will be held tomorrow (Nov. 28) at 2 p.m.

The Rev. Samuel McGarvey, pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. THE FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION The Executive Committee of the Southwestern Firemen's Association held its quarterly meeting Nov. 22 in the Cuba Fire Hall.

Attending were (front left to right) John F. Martin, secretary, Cheektowaga; Chester Kociszewski, president Cheektowaga; Adin Pratt, vice president from Allegany County, Cuba; and (back left to right) Samuel Guild, Cuba Fire Chief; Wilson McQueen, Allegany County director, Bolivar; and James Leitzell, treasurer, Scio. The purpose of the association is to promote better equipment training and intercounty relations in the fire service. Hospital JONES MEMORIAL Census Adults 78, Babies 3 Operations 8 Whitesville 4-H Plans Yule Party WHITESVILLE The Busy Beavers 4-H Club welcomed two guets, Donald Van Etten and Duane Van Etten, at its meeting Tuesday in the Whitesville Central School. Dennis Van Etten, president, conducted a brief business session.

Plans were formulated for the annual Christmas party Dec. 21 at 8 p.m. in the Van Etten home. The group discussed the possibility of purchasing a flag and gavel. Members worked on their project, shelves and bulletin board, according to Gloria Freeman, news reporter.

Mrs. Lyle Van Etten and Mrs. Stewart Harrison are co-leaders of the club. Admissions Mrs. Paul Baker, 287 Scott Ave.

Orlo Ives, RD 1 Mrs. Samuel Stives, Bolivar Charles Ballerstein, RD 1 Mrs. Ralph Fanton, 165 East State St. Frank Bibby, 58 Farnum St. Mrs.

Roger Horton, Riverview Heights Mrs. Ruth Swartwood, Whitesville James Perkins, Scio Dean Giddings, 150 South Brooklyn Ave. Chester Weeks, Belmont Lewis Fanton, RD 2 Charles Hackett, 43 Cameron St. John Johnston, Richburg Discharges James Lunn, Friendship Deborah Ingalls, Bolivar Mrs. Elmer Raub, RD 1 Mrs.

Lawrence Stannard III, RD 1 Mrs. Viola Winans, 51 O'Connor St. Floyd Gordon, Riverview Heights Roy Monahan, 80 Clark St. Mrs. John Schulz, 114 Stevens St.

Mrs. Hazel Chandler, 39V 2 South Main St. Mrs. Wendall Taylor, Scio Theresa Martin, 97 Williams Ave. Lori Stocum, Friendship Thomas Houghtling, 100 Proctor Road Carol Moore, 2874 Sheridan Ave.

Sharon Ordiway, Whitesville Michael Faber, 411 South Main St. Births A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bowmaster (Nancy Shutt) of 72 Oak Street, on Nov. 25.

A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitsell (Cheryl Force) of RD 1, on Nov. 25, Federal Funds Discussed For Keeney Lake BELMONT The possibility of federal funds for the development of Keeney Lake was discussed at a recent meeting of the Seneca Trails Resource Conservation and Development Project executive committee at Little Valley. Robert Caldwell, agricultural economist with the Soil Conservation Service, met with the committee members from Allegany, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua counties and explained the new federal law which provides for 50 percent or more cost sharing with federal funds for multiple purpose water based recreation structures.

This cost sharing can apply for a project in each 75,000 acres with a potential of 25 such projects in the three county area. Such projects must be developed publicly by a municipality or by a non-profit organization. The Keeney Lake project calls for the development of 1,700 acre lake from the Keeney Swamp in the Town of Birdsall. About 60 percent of the land involved is owned by the The RC and committee is planning to have Mr. Caldwell meet with the Allegany County Board of Legislators, which supports the project, to discuss public development.

CUBA MEMORIAL Admissions Mrs. Jessie Lewis, Cuba Discharges Clair Watson, Friendship Mrs. Wanda Elwood, Cuba Mrs. Sylvia Rice, Belfast Lawrence Butler, Belfast Mrs. Helen Davies, Cuba Mrs.

Deanna Hitchock and son, Allegany Mrs. Judith Hall, Caneadea Randy Snyder, Cuba Every Friday, Saturday Sunday Country-Western Music with the lovely, talented Dody Lynn and the Guitcirmen No Cover Charge Cow Palace Whitesville Firms' Role In Education Meeting Topic The role of private enterprise in public education will be discussed at the Alfred Area School Boards (including Allegany County) Institute Tuesday (Dec. 1) at Alfred University a( 6:30 p.m. in Howell Hall. John R.

Smingler of the Graflex Division's manager of program development, will lecture on factors that school boards and school administrators should consider when exploring the possibility of engaging in performance contracting. Mr. Smingler's firm now has contracts with cities in Washington, Mississippi and Maine that "promise" overall achievement gains in mathematics and reading, A graduate of Hobart College, Mr. Smingler has been a teacher, supervising principal at Savona Central School and deputy director of the Breckinridge Job Corps Center. He is a member of the American Association of School Admistrators, the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, and the American Society for Training and Development.

To the Editor: During the past two months there have been innumerable people throughout the school district who gave unselfishly of their time and service in bringing forth the need for a new high school in Wellsville. Although the bond issue was defeated, I would definitely be remiss if the efforts of these people went without praise. For all those who participated I say "Thank you." Stanford Masin Superintendent of Schools Bennets Sr. to Note 40th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Bennett Sr. of Proctor Terrace, Wellsville RD, will be guests of honor at an open house Sunday in the Willing Firehall from 2 to 7 p.m. The occasion marks the 40th wedding anniversary of the couple. Hosts for the affair will be the couple's children, Fred Bennett Jr. of Wellsville; Mrs.

Fred Short of Alfred Station, Mrs. Raymond Palmer of Reno, Nevada, Mrs. Richard Graves Jr. of Wellsville and Mrs. Ronald Anderson of Woodbury, N.J.

Narcotic Council Slates Training Sessions in Belmont BELMONT The next training session of the Allegany County Narcotic Guidance Council, open to the public, will held Dec. 1 in the Belmont Courthouse, starting at 7:30 p.m. Robert Francello, assistant counsel of narcotic commission of New York State, will discuss the legal problems involved in drug abuse. A final session is slated 8, also in the Belmont Courthouse. At its third session, Tuesday, Dr.

Harold Borgstedt, professor of pharmacology at the University of Rochester, medical school, spoke on drug abuse. For Complete Insurance Coverage See Forrest H. Allen Insurance 2 6 Ma i Phone BEATTY SIGNED NEW YORK (AP) Mike Frankovich has signed Warren Beatty to star in the movie written and directed by Richard Brooks, which Frankovich will produce for Columbia Pictures release. Friday, Nov. 27th Elves Saturday, Nov.

28th Crystal At The HEATER Also the 29th THE GiRAAAN "HEIDI" 60.00.0,«l FROM McHALE'S OF CORNING (Has Been Auditioned-Guaranteed Sensational) Zone Sgt. Stofer Selected for Special Course ALBANY Zone Sgt. John T. Stofer, of the Wellsville substation, is one of 14 members of the New York State Police and 16 traffic supervisory officers from city, town, county and parkway police agencies who have been selected to attend the second session of the State Police Traffic Science Training Program. The second session of the program, an intensive 10-weeks' course covering all phases of traffic management, will begin Nov.

30 at the State Police Academy, of Albany. The traffic school is an innovation in police training made possible by the opening of the academy facilities last May. It is planned to hold the school times a year, with all classes including local and State Police. When you're not sure where to shop, who to call us! the firms that display this sea I. AUTO BODY Body Shop Bolivar Road 593-3854 AUTO DEALER Lester'Chevrolet Co.

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Palmer Son Alfred 587-4192 DAIRY PRODUCTS Elmhurst Dairy, Inc. 593-2551 FLORIST Graham Florist 8. Greenhouses Riverside 593-2160 LIQUORS WINES Liquor Store Main Street, Scio 593-5990 MOBILE HOMES TRAVEL UNITS AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS Miller's Garage Trailer Sales Route 17, East 593-1491 MUSIC STORE Just Music 67 N. Main Street 593-4691 RADIO WLSV Radio Station 593-3727 RESTAURANT Six-S Restaurant Off N.Y. 19, on 408 716-365-2201 ROOFING SIDING Kenneth C.

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