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FREE TO THE PUBLIC FRI - 6/22 - 6PM The People’s Paper. A Division of Chautauqua Marketing Solutions • Vol: 02, Number: 24 • June 18, 2012 Arts and Science Meet at the Forum COOK Editor programming and cellular automata as pioneered by British computer scientist and mathematician Stephen Wolfram.” OUTSPARTIAL FILLS Walter Pickut WELCOME “I prefer if the members of my corporate Advisory Board 20 LB. TANK FILL “I believe America’s aerospace technology is a key to solving our ONLY $13.50 slow economic recovery,” Conor McGibboney, CEO of Galactic know more than I do,” said McGibbony, who himself studied LAKEWOOD CONVENIENCE STORE engineering and conducted research at Southern Louisiana DON’S CAR WASH Systems said. “Right now our number one export to China, 184 E Fairmount Ave. University. “Each member is responsible to deliver consulting 763-0486 the fastest growing economy in the world, is our technology.” Galactic Systems in Jamestown, New York, according to the services, write courses and curriculum, prepare and present company’s website, is “an astronautical engineering and science research papers and more.” Paul Kohler, for example, Galaxy’s research company dedicated to improving Chief Technical Officer for computer science, currently at Rowan society through technology, cybernetics, and University in Glassboro, infrastructure.” NJ, is both a consultant for Galaxy and responsible Conor McGibboney, a 30-year-old for internal infrastructure, entrepreneur, transplanted to Jamestown from computer hardware and Hammond, LA, has an unusual approach to programming. Other scientific research. McGibboney asserts that Advisory Board members scientific creativity and artistic creativity, both are located in London, forms of imaginative problem solving, arise Ecuador and Louisiana. in the same part of the human brain and are closely related. The Forum, a public lecture hall “Personally, I’m passionate located in Galactic Systems world Headquarters about the space program,” in the former HSBC McGibboney admitted. Bank at Main and “Right now we’re in the Second Street, is process of recreating the named for the Forum Block I Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC), the flight in ancient Rome. “It Conor McGibboney was the nexus where computer for the Apollo takes a moment out moon landings. It was among commerce, politics, of a research project arts and philosophy the world’s first integrated to evaluate the lever circuit computers. This is all met and flowered action built by a together. “That’s sort well known hardware and Jamestown’s new, student in “Scrap of collaboration that software so we can easily affordable alternative Sound Works” for a will pull the US out verify its functions. This is a for exceptional, faster complete drum set of its slowdown,” proof-of-concept project to medical care. constructed from McGibboney believes. help design our infrastructure recycled industrial and management systems Located in the and household Riverwalk Center. Galactic Systems is for large scale aerospace and Call 716-489-3144. composed of three materials. astronautical projects.” corporate divisions; the Technology, Cybernetics, Infrastructure Applied Mathematics Jamestown Eco Tech Business Incubator (JET) launches Division (TCI Applied Mathematics), the Jamestown Eco Tech international, environmentally friendly businesses. Work space Business Incubator (JET) and The Education Division. within the Forum provides individual office spaces and shared TCI Applied Mathematics focuses on problem solving with areas for conferences, laboratory operations, crafting and computer and network based systems, public and private modeling, media activities and creative interactions with other sector operations management, and workplace efficiency. “We entrepreneurs, scientists and artists, along with access to all can serve builders and architects, for example, with Energy Forum programs. JET is intended to provide an environment for Optimization Analysis,” McGibbony explained. “This kind of entrepreneurs to form business models around basic concepts program seeks to optimize heat transfer and the configuration and to launch business on a national and international level. “We of heating and cooling systems in a building by modeling the promote movement from lab to product and from concept to thermal characteristics of building materials and structures and product to marketplace,” McGibboney said. use of dynamic controls. We use new techniques like symbolic CON’T ON PAGE 8
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June 18, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 3 The azetteers G YOUNG WRITER OF THE WEEK I Am a Track Runner Jamestown High School Mayor Teresi declares Liam Kulakowski I am a track runner June 15 as Nina Karbacka Day I wonder what place I will get The auditorium at Washington Middle School was nearly full I hear the sound of the gun for the 36th Annual JPS Suzuki District Concert on Wednesday, I see jerseys flashing past me June, 13. Teachers Nina Karbacka, Peter Lindblom and Catharine Regis-Green prepared a memorable concert for I want to take first place students and audience alike. Over 100 students were on stage for this very special concert. Margaret Williams, former Suzuki I am a track runner student, was the guest artist. Guest alumni joined the current students for the grand finale of Twinkle variations. I pretend I`m all alone The highlight of the evening was the celebration of Nina I feel the wind in my hair Karbacka’s years of teaching Suzuki students and JPS music I touch the track with my feet students. Mrs. Karbacka is retiring at the end of this school I worry someone will pass me year. Husband Bob and daughter Marie looked on as JPS Board President, Christine Schnars presented a portrait of I cry out of pain Mrs. Karbacka playing the violin, which will hang in the JPS administration building. Cecelia Eklum and Wallace Rankin, I am a track runner current Suzuki students, presented Mrs. Karbacka with flowers and a gift from the Suzuki students and parents. Jamestown I understand when I get passed City Council Member Anthony Dolce, accompanied by his I say good job to the runners daughter Amelia Dolce, read and presented a proclamation from I dream about the Olympics Mayor Sam Teresi declaring Friday, June 15 Nina Karbacka Day in the City of Jamestown. Mr. Suzuki once said, “Where Love I try my hardest to win is Deep, Much Can be Accomplished.” This certainly applies to I hope next time I`ll do better Mrs. Karbacka. Her love of family, friends, students and music is deep. She has touched many lives and has accomplished many Week of 6/18/12 - 6/24/12 great things. The community wishes Mrs. Karbacka happiness I am a track runner and success in the next chapter of talent and endeavors. Happy This poem is inspired because of my love of running. Nina Karbacka Day!
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Solution to Sudoku down to earth CHAMBER Chickens in the garden? CORNER
Todd Tranum from the Chamber of Commerce and Ray Christopher from TexTivia demonstrate the new Chamber QR code, which directs people to the Chamber Facebook page and its new online photo contest. Chamber Launches Contributing Writer little girl to please not pull my flowers, she Joanne Tanner would give me this dumbfounded look!? Online Photo Contest Frustrated, I began to watch out my window The Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce is running a new online It’s been a long time since I raised chickens- early, thinking I would catch her up to no photo contest using cutting edge social media technology which was developed about 25 years ago at least. My husband and good in my garden. To my surprise, up the in Dunkirk. In partnership with TexTivia, which is housed in the SUNY I lived in a house located on 5 acres of land, hill the chickens came, wandering in front Fredonia Technology Incubator, the Chamber has started the photo contest on somewhat country setting, at that time-2 of the house to my flower garden. There its Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/ChautauquaChamber. kids and a dog. My Mom kept insisting that they began to scratch in the soil for insects, she wanted to find a farm that sold fresh kicking out all my newly planted flowers! Photographs must have been taken in Chautauqua County to be eligible. Once eggs. So it seemed only natural to raise a a photo is uploaded to the site, the photographer can encourage friends to like few chickens. Why not? Sounds like perfect Sometimes my chickens wandered farther the Chamber page and vote for their picture. The winners will be chosen by a reasoning to me. So we did. We headed to away from home to the neighbor’s yards. guest panel from the top ten vote getters. The contest will continue through the Springville auction to purchase some They could be found by the neighbors’ Labor Day, and winners will be announced in October. All prizes will be baby chicks. Hubby built a chicken coop and grapes. I am not sure whether the chickens awarded in Shoptauqua Gift Checks as follows: $350 for first place, $200 for a fenced in yard for them. The kids joined took a liking to the grapes themselves or to second place, and $100 for third place. in to help feed the chickens and collect the the insects that visited the grapes, but the Chamber President and CEO Todd Tranum said, “Our goal is to drive more eggs. Where was my part in all this? Well, neighbor didn’t mind since the birds were a traffic to our Facebook page and in turn drive more traffic to our members. This all aspects but particularly in manure. Yes I source of entertainment out the window for is part of our effort to help our members increase their sales by leveraging social saw the value of Chicken manure. Being a her small children and two cats. media. In addition, this is a great way for us to highlight some terrific, talented gardener with a family size vegetable garden, photographers here in Chautauqua County while also demonstrating the type I saw this as an opportunity for some FREE Have you been to the Florida Keys? of innovative technology industries we have here. Ray Christopher and the Manure other than cow or horse manure. I Chickens run amuck there! They have team at TexTivia are working at the forefront of social media technology, with could always find Free Horse manure but it proved to be an asset in the control of his Facebook application packages that include contests, sweepstakes, and always had lots of weed seeds. Cow manure cockroaches and scorpions. However 50% coupons.” was a drive a little farther out in the country. of the people like them and 50% don’t. In We used a combination of straw, hay and either case they too tend to be amusing to “TexTivia helps introduce your business to the hundreds of thousands of wood shavings for bedding in the chicken the tourists. I know I was amused. Facebook users in your local area. Every business owner has wondered how to coop. Cleaning the floor of the coop always get more likes on Facebook, or ‘How can I get more followers on Twitter?’ We gave me a nice mixture to throw in the What is this all about? All this Chicken in provide the solution to these questions,” stated Ray Christopher of Textivia compost and then into the garden. Some the Garden talk? In a nutshell it’s Organic “In an effort to reach more businesses we have partnered with the Chautauqua people told me this would be too acidic but Gardening and BIODIVERSITY. Do you County Chamber of Commerce to offer a special program to help businesses I do believe I had the best tomatoes ever, see the cycle? Do you see the balance? The better utilize social media to increase their sales,” stated Christopher. when I used chicken manure. chicken eats well by freely roaming and eating insect protein. Eggs we consume are “TexTivia is available to all businesses in Chautauqua County, and is offered to Chickens are also built-in insect pest more healthful. Waste for the compost and Chamber members at a discounted price,” added Tranum. management. Letting the chickens out free garden provide more nutrients to the plants to roam and scratch in the backyard was The contest and new Chamber program was unveiled during a news conference which in turn feed us. Chickens are living a not only healthy for the eggs but helpful in Wednesday at the Technology Incubator, Central Avenue in Dunkirk. happy free life (which makes the Humane keeping down insect pests in the garden. Society happy). And NO CHEMICALS Additional contest rules are: if people are included in your photo you must However, if the garden is accessible to are used or needed for pest management; secure their permission to be photographed; and the photographer must grant the chickens, make sure plants are firmly else harm could come to the chickens and the Chamber the right to use their image for Chamber marketing purposes. established, meaning that the roots have us. Research then shows there are more Complete details are available on the Chamber’s Facebook page at http:// taken hold in the soil. And here is how I earthworms and healthy microbes in the www.facebook.com/ChautauquaChamber. learned… soil when biodiversity is practiced. 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1 mile N of Jamestown on Route 60 484-1485 June 18, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 7 CON’T FROM FRONT PAGE “One of my favorite projects is “Terrafrorm 3.14159265,” McGibbony said with a commercial community for the world headquarters of Galactic Systems.” He also smile. “That’s just ‘Terraform pi’ to help children remember the first few digits of specifically named the Downtown Jamestown Development Corporation and the pi.” It is a project of the Education Division of Galactic Systems for school ages K Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency as positive influences in his through 3. ‘Terraform pi’ is an animated, cartoon style film in which the characters decision. are excited by science and math. The Education Division The old bank vault is currently being used for the “Black generally develops educational resources for elementary Box Theater,” a venue for independent films, an area school students. Galaxy’s website proposes that improving in which McGibbony has previous experience in the the math and science infrastructure of society is the best production of “Like Father,” a 2006 short feature and the way to secure the future. 2007 horror short, “Mary.” “The vault is also perfectly In collaboration with Jamestown’s Infinity Visual and engineered for a future research facility with controlled air Performing Arts, Galaxy has developed lesson plans, classes pressure, temperature and lighting to study on-board food and activities with “Scrap Sound Works” and “Engineering production regimes for long term space missions. from Imagination” which teaches aspiring young musicians The Forum also features Chill and Draw on Wednesdays at and scientists how to use recycled materials to build 6pm. It’s just for fun, to draw with themes or draw anything musical instruments while learning some basics of acoustics at all, just for the art of it. Paper and pencils are provided. and materials science. Wednesdays at 8pm, “Nameless” Improv Comedy is “This building is like a history lesson in electrical showcased for budding or experienced performers and engineering,” McGibbony pointed out, showing a visitor audiences ($1). Performers bring their own props. multiple generations of old wiring imbedded in the walls A recent guest lecturer, Cesar Aristoteles, director of and floors of the old bank. “The building was overbuilt Centro Cultural Plaza Fatima in San Pedro Garza Garcia, in the grand old style with liberal use of marble and Conor McGibboney, CEO of Galactic Mexico, spoke on “The Art of Promoting Arts” on Tuesday, ornate, sculpted and painted ceilings. Improvements for Systems of Jamestown, New York. June 12. Centro Cultural Plaza Fatima is one of the most lighting, however, and later for computer technology and important museums in the Monterrey, Mexico area, founded in 1988. It is a gallery networking, added layers of complications we’ll have to remove to bring the focused on contemporary art. building up to code,” McGibboney explained. Conor McGibboney cordially invites Jamestown Gazette readers to take advantage The renovations were funded by the Gebbie Foundation before Galaxy moved in of the various programs at the Forum and learn to more at http://galacticsystems. and will continue to completion in the future. “That was only one of many ways info/the-forum. I learned that Jamestown had a vibrant business environment and welcoming Friend Us On FACEBOOK
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Help us celebrate their ne in Jamestown, San Francisco, New York City, Hong Kong, and work at the Grand Opening… coming soon! Italy. More than 30 decks were submitted this year. The decks will be auctioned to the public with all proceeds benefiting the Razorback Construction Corporation (716) 490-0778 free public skate park in Jamestown. “All Decks On Hand” will open on Thursday June 21 at 10am during Go Skateboarding B&M Electric (716) 499-2947 Day. A public reception and auction of the decks will be held on Saturday June 23 at 6pm. The show will remain open through DeLong Plumbing (716) 484-1087 July 13. 3rd On 3rd Gallery is located at 116 East Third Street in Jamestown, NY and is open Mondays through Fridays from Je Wadsworth Construction (716) 397-1316 320 North Main St. 10am until 4pm. Private viewings may be scheduled by calling Jamestown, NY 664-2465, ext. 227. Additional evening and weekend hours will be posted at www.artscouncil.com. Page 8 • www.JamestownGazette.com Jamestown Gazette June 18, 2012 Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner at St. Susan’s How about setting your table for 592 meals…in a single day? That’s what St. Susan Center did one day in August of 2011. The biggest day so far this year was 453 meals served…and the busiest time hasn’t even arrived yet, according to Sue Colwell, Executive Director of St. Susan Center at Jamestown’s Gateway Center. The daily average is about 260, but With prizes of cash and photo finishing, plus web and soon school will be out and children with too little food at home will need 50 to 100 additional news announcements, June 30 is the deadline for the 2012 meals every day. St. Susan’s 2011 total of 95,000 meals is projected to be topped by a considerable Jamestown Audubon Nature Photography Contest. Shown margin in 2012. here, Tiffany Decker’s “Afternoon Snack” was a finalist in the “We’ve been blessed by the amazing generosity and compassion of local people,” Colwell said. 2011 competition. “Local foundations and companies have really stepped up to meet the need too. “We’re doing OK if we don’t account for growth in the local need and the other programs we have to develop further,” June 30 is Audubon Colwell explained to a recent guest. “But the cost of food and the number of people we serve continue to increase.” Photo Contest Deadline Between the years 2000 and 2001 unemployment in Chautauqua County reached a record low of Jamestown, NY – With a June 30 cutoff date for entries, well under 4%, but today the rate stands at more than 8%; nearly 1 in 10 adults among the county’s organizers are anticipating a last minute surge in submissions to 165,000 citizens are out of work, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ most recent the 2012 Jamestown Audubon Nature Photography Contest. update of June 5, 2012. Everybody seems to know somebody who is having trouble getting their dinner table set these days, even a for small family. “It’s been incredibly exciting to have this year’s competition receive broad attention,” noted Audubon Center and Sanctuary “Three cups of coffee at about $1.65 each, at a popular downtown coffee shop, could serve two Program Director and contest coordinator Jennifer Schlick. complete, delicious and nutritious hot meals—with coffee or another beverage—at St. Susan’s,” “With terrific prizes and publicity for the winners, we expect an Colwell said. “That’s what our $5 A Month Club is all about.” Generosity can be as simple as trading even greater response in these last couple weeks before the June three medium sized coffees a month to provide a deserving neighbor with two excellent meals. 30 deadline.” And if you order just one of Starbuck’s most expensive, over-caffeinated complications-in-a-cup, The categories for submissions of photographs in the 2012 one “Java Chip Frappuccino in a Venti, 16 shots of espresso, soy milk, caramel, banana puree, contest are Wildlife, Plants/Trees/Fungi, and Landscapes. With strawberry puree, vanilla beans, Matcha powder, protein powder and a drizzle of caramel and Adult and Youth (18 and under or still in high school) Divisions mocha, (also requiring 30 minutes of a talented barista’s time), for $23.60, you could trade in that in each category, there will be a total of six winners. single, big cup of mud for nearly 10 excellent meals that St. Susan Center could serve. All winning entries will be announced and exhibited on-line. “For the safety and comfort of so many guests every day, both adults and children, we’ve also added They will also be announced in a widely-circulated news release, security personnel,” Colwell said. “And we’re planning to offer ethnic meals one day a week under including to their hometown newspapers. the direction of a special cook.” Adult winners will receive $100, and Youth Division winners will “Our goal here is to encourage people while we nourish them, to empower them with the strength each receive $50. All will earn free photo finishing. and courage to find and hold jobs and care for their families,” Colwell said. “Our workers and volunteers also offer more than good food; hunger and poverty call on deeper spiritual strengths Entries in the Jamestown Audubon Nature Photography Contest too. Our Certificate of Incorporation says we must provide, ‘…food to needy persons…including… are submitted digitally, making it a simple process. basic counseling as needed…vocational, educational and religious guidance…Christian ministries Full details for the competition are at www.jasphotocontest.com. and worship…’ Those are the expressed wishes of the founding family and the spiritual leaders of Jamestown who established St. Susan Center in 1984. Funding for expansion of the contest was made possible by a To join St’ Susan’s winning team serving the region during these economically challenging times, grant from the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation. Sue Colwell invites Jamestown Gazette readers to join the $5 A Month Club or become a volunteer. The contest is sponsored by Main Street Photo of Bowling Green, Call (716) 664-2253, send a check to PO Box 1276, Jamestown, NY 14702-1276 or stop in at 31 Ohio (www.bgmainstreetphoto.com). Water Street only one block from WCA Hospital.
Not in my front yard Most people keep their yards clean. Some front lawns even look as nice as a park. So why do some people think our city parks are the place to dump their trash? The other day I was at a park WHINEWHINE where children were playing, folks were picnicking…and the trash cans our City Sanitation OFOF THETHE Department faithfully empties…were surrounded by paper, cans and bottles left anywhere else but IN the cans. Try to step a little closer, people, when you toss WEEK!WEEK!your trash on the grass for the wind to take all over the park and my neighborhood. I don’t want your trash in my front yard.
Thank you, Hugh Candoit
June 18, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 9 Life & Times of a Modern Housewife Tomorrow Contributing I love Jamestown Writer because... Katrina Fuller What I love about this area is almost impossible to say briefly. It boils down My daughter is to a common dominator…the people. Whether the park lands, cultural growing at an alarming by: events, historical places or sporting events, the bottom line is: it’s the rate. Actually, she is people of Jamestown and the surrounding areas that make these happen Kimberly probably growing at a Ecklund for all of us. I love the fact that Jamestown is perfectly normal rate, a small town that allows family and friends but it is alarming to me to interact daily and enjoy the things that because I remember happen here. Whether it’s dinner with when it only took one friends, a night out on the town, hanging out arm to hold her. I remember when she didn’t do much but at the lakes and parks or just enjoying each eat, sleep and poop. I remember when the nurse put her into other… it all boils down to the people here my arms, and I drowsily replied “Is that the baby? THAT’s who are able to share these things with us! MY BABY!” (And that, my dear readers, is a direct quote.) I couldn’t believe that the beautiful little bundle with the gorgeous eyes was mine. Now, as I watch her toddle around, I can’t help but think of how fast it is going. Behind the pride in Daniel LaQuay my child and the confidence I portray is a voice that murmurs 38 North Franklin Street in my ear, day in and day out, things like: ‘Are you doing Cattaraugus, NY 14719 enough? What if you don’t teach her everything she needs to (716)257-5512 studio know? Shouldn’t you be taking her to baby algebra classes or something?!’ This voice never shuts up or takes a holiday, and Appointments Only! often gets on my nerves. e-mail: This voice, I think, visits (or, more likely, harasses) other “Do all to the glory of God.” [email protected] mothers as well. I don’t think mothers talk about it much, 1 Corinthians 10:31b but sometimes I feel as if we should have a 12 step program for mother’s guilt. We are guilty about things we have done, Photo Retouching • Caricatures • Ad Layout things we have not done, and things we have yet to do. We are Graphic Design • Creative Websites & MORE!!! guilty because we gave our children binkies, even though their teeth will probably be crooked. We are guilty because we left the baby with the baby sitter just so we could have a cup of coffee. We are guilty because we don’t have the ninety billion educational toys that improve the baby’s language, motor, and emotional capacity, but we have watched several episodes of “Dora the Explorer.” A mother’s guilt makes traditional, old world Catholics look carefree. It seems to me that this voice, where ever it originates from within, also speaks from without as well. It is as if, on the whole, everyone thinks that once a woman has a child, she becomes perfect. She will never forget her diaper bag, a soccer practice, or a birthday. Her house will be spotless, her meals will be organic gourmet, and regardless of whether she works or not, she will always have time to volunteer at her church, the SPCA, and the homeless shelter. Never again will she be seen in anything but perfectly clean and pressed clothes, accompanied by heels, a strand of pearls, make up, and a smile. She will never feel anything but elated…because, well, she’s a mother! She is incapable of anything less.
Let me tell you right now: I am not perfect. I have made mistakes, I have forgotten important things, I seldom wear make-up, and my cooking has dwindled to anything that is quick and easy. When you become a mother, you cannot explain the mixture of feelings you have. When your baby is born, you are not instantly transformed into some angelic being who can magically balance this new responsibility, as well as everything else, flawlessly. Being a parent is difficult; at times, it can be the hardest thing anyone has ever attempted. At the beginning, I expected to be somehow transfigured into this mythical, magical person who could do everything right. I have come to realize that I am not. The best I can do is exactly that: I can do everything in my power to be the best that I can at any given moment. I can show my child that I love her daily. If I make a mistake, I can take pains to correct it, learn from it, and move on. There is no perfection in this life, folks. That’s just a fairy tale. If today is one of our bad days, the best we can do is hope for a better tomorrow.
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Page 12 • www.JamestownGazette.com Jamestown Gazette June 18, 2012 The United Methodist Church welcomed 23 new clergy aith The Upper New York Annual Conference of end of the race, but the door to wonderful, F atters The United Methodist Church is pleased to varied ways to serve the Lord and His people, announce that it welcomed 23 new clergy and those who are not yet His people,” said Rev. during Conference’s Third Session. Rapino. “BeautyM Within” The Annual Conference is the regional The Rev. Carolyn Stow, of Ashville, was administrative body of the Church, and the commissioned as a provisional elder. She Upper New York region includes 937 churches will serve Clymer and North Clymer United throughout upstate New York. Methodist churches.
At the service, presided over by Upper New “ ... Before I could answer God’s call on my life, York Area Resident Bishop Marcus Matthews, I had to learn to hear God, to listen to God. 21 ministers were ordained or commissioned I did so by strengthening my spiritual life, by and two were welcomed from other practicing (John) Wesley’s means of grace denominations. as often as possible. The biggest barrier to Contributing Writer accepting a vocation of ministry was the need Pastor Shawn Hannon The service, with a sermon by guest preacher to humble myself, so as to accept that I do not the Rev. Dr. Marvin McMickle, president of need to know the details of God’s plan. I simply In 2004 Dove® launched a campaign, but it wasn’t a campaign Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School, need to maintain my relationship with God, to raise money. Instead, what the soap company hoped to raise took place at 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 2, at the made possible by Jesus, and journey where the was self-esteem—specifically, the self-esteem of young girls. OnCenter in Syracuse. Holy Spirit leads,” said Rev. Stow. Their goal was to empower women to look at beauty in a new light. A light not based on the unattainable beauty of photo- The Rev. Dena Stevens, of West Valley, was Unless noted as their current assignment, these shopped celebs, but instead on what they call “real beauty.” ordained as a full elder. She currently serves St. ministers will begin their new appointments on Beauty within. Their goal was to give women a new perspective, Paul’s United Methodist Church in West Valley. July 1. but they are not the first to give this a try. “... The act of ministry includes exhorting and Among the 23 from the Jamestown area are: teaching the Word of God and hearing the One of the many letters that makes up the New Testament voice of God for a particular group of people. was written by a man named Paul to a church in a city called The Rev. Geraldine Rapino, of Friendship, was ...With the help of the Holy Spirit, I will teach Corinth. In his letter, Paul told the church about the power commissioned as a provisional elder. and counsel those whom God places before me. behind what God did in Jesus, and the word he used to describe She currently serves the First United Methodist The Lord continues to shape me into a vessel it was reconciliation. But here’s the thing. He didn’t talk about Church in Bolivar and Alma United Methodist of mercy and healing as I keep a single-minded that power of reconciliation as if it were something that was Church. She is currently pursuing a MDiv. at heart for Christ and His Church,” said Rev. going to happen in the future—as if it was something we could United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. Stevens. look forward to when we died or Jesus came again. Instead he “This intense study of theology, ministry, talked about that reconciliation as something we experience and worship has been a little like climbing a Full elders in The United Methodist Church here. Paul said that reconciliation changes everything now. mountain, and a little like diving into a bath of are those ministers who are ordained to a chocolate. I have loved most of it and find I am lifetime ministry of service, word, sacrament Now we walk by faith, not by sight. (2 Cor. 5:7) more of a pastor because of it. The worst part is, and order. Full elders are authorized to preach Now we live for Jesus, and not for ourselves. (2 Cor. 5:15) my horizon has moved further, my goals higher. and teach God’s I don’t see becoming an ordained elder as the Now we regard everyone as God sees them. (2 Cor. 5:16) Now we have a whole new perspective. This past Sunday I baptized my daughter. She is 11 weeks old tomorrow. She is (and will always be) the most beautiful little girl in the whole world in my eyes, and there isn’t a magazine, model, or media that could convince me otherwise. And my prayer for her is that she will always sees that real beauty in herself. Jamestown launches “Share But even more than that, my prayer for her is that her perspective might not just be shaped by manufacturers of my body wash (true story), but our God. That in yesterday’s bath, Your City” to Area Residents the water of her baptism might change her whole perspective. In an effort to attract tourism to the city of Jamestown and greater areas, Jamestown Up Close is That the reconciliation of God might work not only in her proposing a “Share Your City” campaign to all local and greater Jamestown area residents. salvation, but in how she sees her actions, how she sees her Here is Jamestown, we value our city, its unique attractions, its “off-the-beaten-track-location, its purpose, and how she sees the rest of God’s people. atmosphere filled with laughter, music, theater, the great outdoors, history, happenings and events, God sent Jesus to die, and that changes everything…now. and most of all, its people like you. Reconciled to God through Jesus; may he give us all that new As a Jamestown or greater area resident, you can help Jamestown be a continuing success story by perspective today. Amen. being proud of your city and telling your friends, your family, and your long lost acquaintances in far away places about Jamestown. Tell them what we have to offer, and then invite them to come see Jamestown for themselves, Up Close and Wonderful. It is easy for you to do by just sharing the Jamestownupclose.com web site. VALU HEARING By connecting and sharing information about Jamestown and its attractions and accommoda- AID SERVICES tions, the community can work together and be advocates of their city and attract tourism into our NYSED, Empire, United Health NEA, Aetna & BCBS streets, shops, restaurants, and attractions. Let’s help put Jamestown on the map. PETER D. LUMIA BC-HIS Your City thanks you for your individual support in an effort to make Jamestown all that it is, and ACCEPTING more. NEW CLIENTS To Share Your City, please connect with Jamestown Up Close on Facebook, on Twitter @ All Make Repairs JTownUpClose, join our website mailing list, and write a letter or send a post card from Jamestown. For more information, please email [email protected] or call Rebekah Bretl at 716-664- 484-7777 2477 ext. 228 or visit Jamestownupclose.com. 641 FOOTE AVE June 18, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 13 Jamestown BPU Online Account Access and Payment Now Available to Customers oin ME The Jamestown Board of Public Utilities (BPU) announces that online account access and bill payment of BPU accounts are now Jin the available to BPU Customers. Customers may register for online access to their accounts by itchen logging in at https://account.jamestownbpu.com or by clicking the “Access BPU Account” link under “Quick Links” on the BPU website homepage at www.jamestownbpu.com and following the of their favorite meals is tacos, so rather directions. K than making a single pound of taco meat, All online users will need their BPU customer number(s) to I’ll cook a couple of pounds and that will register. The customer number includes the six digits beginning serve not only as a meal but can be a snack with the number one (1) that appears after the dash of the over baked tortilla chips. account number on the printed bill. There is always fruit in the basket on my Once registered, a customer may access account information kitchen table, but in the summer you will such as meter readings, consumption history and past bills and also find a big bowl of cut melon in the also will have the ability to make payments on-line utilizing fridge, next to the big bag of baby carrots. a credit or debit card. The availability to pay with a check is Yogurt and granola is another great snack coming soon. to keep on hand. A big bowl of cereal and milk will satisfy a craving, so I carry a list According to BPU General Manager David L. Leathers, online of the boys current favorite kinds in my account access and bill payment are services that specifically Contributing Writer purse. Sounds a little crazy, I know, but at have been requested by customers. Vicki McGraw least I know I’ll buy what they will like, “The BPU is pleased to offer these long-awaited services to our not just what I like! I don’t like to buy Well, it’s here! Summer vacation has customers,” says Leathers. “This new offering results from the junk food (chips or candy) unless we are arrived in Western New York! While some BPU’s overall computer software systems upgrade. We look having company…the temptation is just of our close southern neighbors started forward to the coming weeks, when online payments by check to great…fruit or chips…what SHALL I a couple of weeks ago, Jamestown and also will be possible.” eat?? its surrounding areas will be graduating “I encourage all of our customers to utilize this new account another fine crop of young adults this week Summer snacks are fresh and tasty, and access and bill payment option,” continues Leathers. “We are and school will be out for the summer. don’t have to be a big bother to make. With definitely interested in customer feedback which will be used to We all know what that means, too. Two the abundant Farmer’s Markets and fresh enhance and improve this process for everyone.” long months of hearing “Mom, I’m fruit stands in the area, there is no reason sooo booorrred!” As well as our all-time to not keep healthy snacks on hand and at For questions or assistance with the new process, customers may favorite, “Mom, I’m STARVING and the ready! contact BPU Communications Coordinator Becky Robbins at there is NOTHING to eat in the house!” 661-1666. (which, when the kids are home all of the Fresh Fruit Kebabs time, is usually the unfortunate truth!). Ah, w/creamy yogurt dipping sauce the fond memories of my own youthful Watermelon summer vacations. I’m sorry, Mom! I now Cantaloupe know your pain! Honeydew Because I am not home much during the Pineapple days, I try to keep the natives from getting Strawberries too restless by having lunches and snack Blueberries foods ready to grab and go. As I usually do, Skewers I make sure I over-prepare dinners so that 3 oz cream cheese, softened there are plenty of leftovers to be reheated 6 oz blended vanilla yogurt in case of a dire hunger emergency!! I pack 3 T orange juice the leftovers in single serving containers, Zest of 1 orange so in the rush to satisfy their cravings, they can heat up a serving, not a meal! This way, Cut fruit into 1” (or bite size) cubes. Todd can grab a container of leftovers to Thread onto skewers. take for his lunch at work, rather than run For dip, whip softened cream cheese, out for fast food. I have also discovered stir in yogurt, orange juice and orange that if the package directions on a mix are zest. simple, my guys will make pancakes and muffins without problems. Frozen Pizzas Serve kebabs well chilled with dip on are always an option for them, but one the side.
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With hundreds of fish and plenty of different species, this is truly a Years ago the Chadakoin River played a critical sight to see. Any type of fish in the river is most part in the development of the Jamestown likely found there. Near the end of the river, Area. Factories crowded the surroundings and around the Levant area where the Chadakoin the area began to populate. Unfortunately, flows into Cassadaga Creek, you may even find the river became a dump for many substances some Northern Pike. These fish have most likely that should not have been released; however, swum upstream a bit from the Cassadaga. today it seems to be much cleaner, serving as The nice part about this fishery is that no special the only outlet out of Chautauqua Lake. The tackle is required. A normal fishing pole will river is the beginning of the route that the lake be fine. I recommend using small to medium water takes to travel to the Gulf of Mexico. jigs. One, because there are a few snags in the Anyone who lives in the Jamestown/Falconer rivers and jigs are relatively cheap to replace. Earl Carpenter, Brenda Drudge and Shirley Carpenter hold area is most likely familiar with the Chadakoin. Two, because they are simple to fish, throwing The Danbury Mint figurine of Randy Johnson that they Unfortunately, the Chadakoin River, flowing them out and reeling them in will be fine. And have donated to the Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame. right through the center of Jamestown, does three, because they work. not seem to get a good You can catch just about reputation with residents, any fish in the river with as many believe that Chautauqua Sports Hall a jig, even the occasional the water is still highly carp! My friends and I polluted and there is not seem to have the best of Fame Receives Randy much good that the river luck with black, white, or can offer. Fortunately, chartreuse colors. Also, “The Riverwalk” is Johnson Figurine rubber frogs are great to helping bring back some try and my friend just The Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame has received a Danbury of the beauty of the area. showed me how using a Mint figurine of former Jamestown Expos pitcher Randy What most don’t know twister tail on an un- Johnson. about the Chadakoin weighted hook, reeling River though is that it it on the surface, works The autographed collectible was donated by Earl and Shirley offers some great outdoor well. If you are fishing for Carpenter and their daughter Brenda Drudge, former residents of recreation opportunities, carp dough balls or corn Jamestown, now living in Arizona and Australia respectively. including fishing. Zarek Bettis with a Carp caught on a jig. will work fine and night Randy Johnson, who pitched for Montreal, Seattle, Houston, The Chadkoin River is crawlers are excellent for Arizona, New York Yankees and San Francisco during a 22 year an excellent fishery that many may never know suckers too. Casting close to the many cement major league career, broke into professional baseball with the about. Since it flows directly out of Chautauqua walls on the river banks seems to draw strikes. 1985 Jamestown Expos. Many baseball experts predict Johnson Lake, the ecology is primarily the same. The nice part of fishing in the Chadakoin is Common fish species in the river are sunfish, will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown the large number of access points. You can fish yellow perch, largemouth and smallmouth almost anywhere on at least one of the sides based on his record of 618 games pitched, a won-loss record of bass, rock bass, crappie, carp, suckers, walleye, of the bank. If you are really inclined to fish a 303-166, and 4875 strikeouts (second most all-time ) in 4135 long nose gar, and bullhead. Personally, I think certain spot with difficult access, you may even innings pitched. Johnson won the Cy Young Award five times. it seems that bass are the primary species, be able to use a kayak or canoe to reach the The Carpenters and Drudge became fans of the 6-foot-10- especially in the upper and middle section of spot. Recently I kayaked to an area where hardly inch “Big Unit” during his eight seasons with the Arizona the river, but plenty of carp and suckers are anyone ever fishes. The extra work of hauling Diamondbacks, including the World Series title year of 2001. found throughout the river as well. Because it my kayak paid off with plenty of bigger fish is a smaller river most fish are not quite as big caught that day. Johnson’s 1985 season in Jamestown was hardly a predictor of his as those in the lake, but occasionally bass close The nice part of fishing the Chadakion River is future success. He appeared in eight games, with a 0-3 record and to twenty inches long are caught. Two of the that you do not need to travel far at all before an ERA of 5.93. areas that probably receive the most pressure you are fishing. You never know what you may are directly below the Warner Dam and just hook onto when you throw your line in the “The Chautauqua Sports Hall Of Fame sincerely appreciates this above the old Dahlstrom’s building. Right water. Just remember that we need to respect donation by Brenda, Shirley and Earl,” said CSHOF president below the dam is a great place to catch bass and the land and water and not leave our garbage Randy Anderson. “I am hopeful that one day Randy Johnson walleye. The strong current flowing out of the around for others. As a general rule it is good will join former Jamestown Falcon Nellie Fox in Cooperstown as dam brings in baitfish, where the predator fish to leave the area cleaner than how you found it. another shining tribute to the legacy of professional baseball in are waiting for them. Just above Dahlstrom’s, Looking for something new to try? Try fishing Jamestown. With the Jamestown Jammers about to begin their some believe the depth is close to fifteen feet. right in downtown Jamestown. The fish are 2012 season, it’ll be fun to speculate if another Randy Johnson For those who have never seen the pool of water there…are you? will begin his career with our team this summer.”
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Team Hollyloft at The City Of Jamestown Pedestrian Bicycle Community Meeting. Ainoa Cardona, Janel Cardona, Giff Lawrence, and Laurie Wilcox. “Fixing the tire before the ride!”
Two Thumbs Way Up at The Frewsburg Rest Home from Percy Johnson
Eppehimer Open Golf Tournament Sponsored Kyle Rensel, Steve Maisto, Steve Muscarella, by Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. John Williams, Dan Stone and Brandon Fain. City Workers First Place Winning Team Nick Pace, getting ready for the Fireball Run Promotional Video Jerry Reed, Denny Tiger and Chad Swan
Shannon Nixon, Performing at The Farmers Market
Greg Peterson & Rep. Tom Reed having lunch at The Farmers Market Enjoying the Lazy Hazy Days of Summer at The Frewsburg Rest Home ~ in Jamestown, NY Don Frank & Dot Heeden
Teresa Paulson from Scotts Farms and Bill & Jan Salter, Mike Goldman, Linda Swanson, Julie Livengood & Andrea Magnuson, Nicky Lavalle at the Debbie Mendell & Kathy Carroll, Fireball Run Promotional Video on Tracy Plaza Farmers Market in Jamestown at The Farmers Market
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