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Chautauqua Marketing Solutions, Inc. The People’s Paper. Vol. 6 • No. 40 | Week of October 3, 2016 Jamestown Area Community Federal Credit Union 915 E. Second St., Jamestown 483-1650 • jacfcu.org 4th Annual Lucy Town Race Federally insured by NCUA Back in Town for 2016 Article Contributed by Walt Pickut

“When you get a chance to go for your personal best, that’s what runners love,” said Jamestown’s Dave Reinhardt, once again serving as organizer and chief enthusiast for the now famous, Lucy We take tree care seriously... Town Half Marathon & 5K runs. A half Marathon stretches a runner just a few strides beyond 13.1 miles. Among USA Track & Field certified events, Lucy Town is quickly

becoming a top destination Photo Courtesy of for Lucy fans, recreational Lucy Town Race runners and elite athletes Fully Insured Professional Service alike. “This is a certified volunteer in some way, On October 7 to 9, Columbus Day race,” Reinhardt said, “and find a spot along the weekend, Jamestown will once again that really matters.” way and cheer on the welcome 350 to 400 runners for the 4th BENTLEY runners. Make sure annual Lucy Town Half Marathon & “The most amazing experience for a runner is that there is everybody experiences a real 5K. Last year’s entrants traveled from TREE CARE somebody out cheering you on all ‘Jamestown Welcome’.” more than a dozen states, as far away as Tree Removal Stump Removal along the way,” Reinhardt said. He knows. “Think about picking a spot along Jones Carlsbad, CA and Jacksonville, FL, and Tree Trimming Lot Clearing Dave Reinhardt ran the NYC Marathon and Gifford, for example,” Reinhardt from Ontario, Canada. Tree Planting Skid Steer Services in 2015 along with 52,000 other runners suggested. “It’s probably the road Lucy Comic Headliners Logging Log Loads who ran the full Marathon of 26 miles, 385 herself took every time she came to Every year, Lucy Town honors the Queen Site Clean-Up (for Split your own firewood) yards. “My one wish for our community Jamestown, but it is a long, lonely stretch CALL FOR A FREE this year is, if you can’t participate or for a runner.” Continued on Page 14... NO OBLIGATION ESTIMATE (716) 736-3963 / (814) 725-1650 Tammy Pescatelli Returns to Jamestown Article Contributed by said, “until I sat down to work on new material. I have a really nice fan base Walt Pickut now, and maybe there’s a little bit of Lucy in there, too. So I am really excited Tammy Pescatelli has been called to be back in Jamestown.” “one of the hardest working women in comedy today.” Tammy is well known to her audiences for her witty sarcasm and tongue-in-cheek But that’s not the point. The point is, humor on topics like sports, television, Tammy is funny! She is just very funny. dating and family life. After seeing her And she’s delighted to be coming back to perform, her fans often say they wish she Jamestown next weekend. “Jamestown was their best friend or their sister! When has so much great history for Lucy fans, asked why, Tammy simply says with a and Jamestown really knows how to bring twinkle in her eye, “Because I’m from a it all into the 21st century,” as she recently big Italian family, naturally.” told the Gazette while preparing for her appearance at the Willow Bay Theater at “In my family you were always trying to 7:30 on Saturday evening, October 8. get heard, so grabbing a mic just came naturally for me. We didn’t have a lot, “I didn’t quite realize how much Lucy was part of my comedy DNA,” Tammy Continued on Page 15... Tammy Pescatelli

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ditorial The People’s Paper. Publisher...... Stacey Hannon Editor...... Walt Pickut Graphic Designer / Account Executive....Lori Byers E Graphic Designer / Layout ...... Tesla Grobaski Web Management...... Nick Trussalo Unnoticed Circulation...... Travis Johnson Circulation...... David Peterson It is amazing how many things noticed to unnoticed that I recall learning about go unnoticed. But it is hard to in school was the 2,500-year-old story about the CONTRIBUTING WRITERS think of them all because they are… soldier Pheidippides who ran from a battlefield Janet Wahlberg...... Finding Your Family unnoticed. near the town of Marathon in Greece, to Athens Katie Smith...... Community Writer Pastor Scott Hannon...... Faith Matters My aunt Sadie used to say that dust in to announce the defeat of the Persians. He died Pastor Shawn Hannon...... Faith Matters her house went unnoticed until it was finishing his 26-mile run. That was remarkable. Steve Sorensen...... The Everyday Hunter thick enough to write It certainly got noticed. Vicki McGraw...... Join Me in the Kitchen “pig” in it with your But today, in one year alone, 2015, in only one of LOCATION finger. Then she’d get to work. many cities across the nation, New York City, more 215 Spring St. So, going from unnoticed to noticed can be than 50,000 Americans, both men and women, Jamestown, NY 14701 important. That’s what TV shows like X-Factor ran that first Marathon runner’s distance of 26 MAILING ADDRESS and America’s Got Talent or Britain’s Got Talent miles just for fun and a little friendly competition. And except for running fans and a single day’s PO Box 92 are all about. Just ask British singer Susan Boyle or Jamestown, NY 14702 Bianca Ryan, the first winner of NBC's America's news feeds, it went almost unnoticed by most of Got Talent at the age of eleven. Or even you – in our 325,000,000 fellow citizens. OFFICE: 716-484-7930 the back row with your hand up in third grade So, how about accepting the Jamestown Gazette’s FAX: 716-338-1599 when you just had to go…you know where! invitation this week to cheer on about 500 athletic, Contact us... Getting noticed can even signal important steps and pretty ordinary, folks who will be in town to News - [email protected] forward for a civilized nation like the United run a half-Marathon, 13.1 miles in an average of just Information - [email protected] States. Elihu Root, cabinet secretary under a blip more than 2 hours on Sunday morning. Just a Events - [email protected] President Theodore Roosevelt, once said, fun run between breakfast and lunch. 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Jamestown welcome for guests who come here to The Jamestown Gazette is a locally owned Free weekly, Who notices jet plane contrails criss-crossing the clear do something really noticeable for our fair city… community newspaper that highlights the notable events and remarkable people who make the Greater blue sky on a summer day, anymore. There was a time and have a lot of fun doing it, too. Jamestown region a unique and vibrant place to live. when it was only one step short of science fiction to Enjoy the day, and while you have your very own The Jamestown Gazette is published every Monday zoom across an entire continent, from New York City Jamestown Gazette in your hands, enjoy the read and distributed to dealer locations in Chautauqua to LA, in the time between lunch and dinner. and Cattaraugus Counties in New York and in Warren too. And share a copy with a runner or spectator County, Pennsylvania. And how about heart transplants? The first one from Utah or Alaska or Canada if they notice you. shocked the whole world just before Christmas in Walt Pickut The entire paper, including supplemental content, is 1967. Now 2,000 go just about unnoticed in the posted to our website www.jamestowngazette.com. U.S. every year and 5,000 worldwide. Editor Previous Issues are also archived on the website. One of the most remarkable changes from The Jamestown Gazette All content is copyrighted and all rights reserved. No part of the Jamestown Gazette may be reproduced without permission. Opinions expressed by contributing writers, columnists and submitted press releases are their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions or positions of the owner, staff or Jamestown BPU Fall FlUshing management of The Jamestown Gazette. Oct. 1st - 13th Daily flushing locations posted on Brought to www.jamestownbpu.com FACEBOOK & Twitter you by: Or by calling 661-1660 ext. 6. 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BREAST CANCER AWARENESS: FARMERS Celebrating 70th Anniversary Big Bad Voodoo Daddy MARKETS WCA Provides FREE Breast Health Info & Speakers of the trials that defined World War II Fri., Nov. 4th, 8pm During Breast Cancer Awareness Month (Oct. 2016) Nuremberg Trials Reg Lenna Center for the Arts Contact: Dorothy Carlson (716) 664-8163 Sunday, Oct. 30, 2pm WHAT’S Reg Lenna Center for the Arts 116 E. Third St., Jamestown LINKS Pink Walk - A Celebration of Courage 716-484-7070 716-484-7070 Sat., Oct. 8th • 10am Chautauqua Mall, 318 E Fairmount Ave., Lakewood Busti Grist Mill Grain Grinding Demonstrations HAPPENING? DOWNTOWN Open Drum Circle- 3rd Friday • 6-8pm JaMESTOWN 716-763-9355 3rd Sundays 1-4 Thurs's thru Oct. 12-6pm 3443 Lawson Rd., Jamestown NY Wintergarden, N Main, Jmst Making Strides of Jamestown Walk On Cherry St. between 716-483-3670 "Jamestown Thunder", "SoundRhythms" CHECK OUT THE nd rd Celebration of Survivorship 2 & 3 in Jamestown Sat., Oct. 22, 10am ENTERTAINMENT: 716-720-0094 JAMESTOWN JIVE 716-664-2477 JCC, 525 Falconer St., Jamestown David Gonzalez (716) 689-6982 SPORTING EVENTS/OUTDOORS: EVENTS LISTING FaLCONER with Poetic License Band Sat's thru Oct. 9am-2pm Sat., Oct. 15, 7:30pm Chautauqua Lake Bassmasters Classic EACH WEEK CLUBS / MEETINGS: Reg Lenna Center for the Arts Davis Park, corner of 716-484-7070 Oct. 8, 9, 7:30am-3:30pm W. Main & Homestead Chautauqua Talks Toastmasters Club TO FIND OUT Every 1st & 3rd Tues. • 7pm Long Point State Park Launch WHAT’S HAPPENING 716-665-4400 James Prendergast Library Don Giovanni 4459 Route 430, Bemus Point Fire Place Room, 509 Cherry St., Jmst Sat., Oct. 22, 1pm AROUND TOWN! ART: 716-490-3820 1891 Fredonia Opera House SUPPORT GROUPS: “Rainforest Adventures” Works by Jan Lutz 9 Church St., Fredonia Bariatric Support Group 716-679-1891 Now – November 13, 2016 Joint Veterans Council of 1st Mon. of each month, 6-7pm Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History Jamestown Meetings James Prendergast Library Send Every Monday , 6pm FALL FESTIVITIES: Amy Hudson 716-665-2473 x 227 Conference Rm 2nd floor www.artistsforconservation.org 41 Bigelow Ave., Jmst Fall Color, Food Wine & Birds on Chautauqua Us Your Lake • Sat., Oct. 8, 9am-5pm 509 Cherry St. 716-244-0293 Breakfast Buffet Park & Ride Area, Event All Fired Up: Contemporary Wood-Fired Ceramics 2nd Sunday every month 8 to 11AM JCC 525 Falconer St Miracle of Recovery Fellowship Henry Mosher Post 638 The Haunting at the Mall 4 Mondays & Wednesdays 7-8pm Today Displayed 'til Oct. 14th at Weeks Gallery Falconer American Legion - Haunted House Healing Words Ministries 269-9826 • [email protected] Every Friday & Saturday rd The Art of Pablo Shine Oct. 7 thru 29th 7:30-10:30pm 1006 W. 3 St. 716-483-3687 Sat., Oct. 15 • 2-5pm COMEDY Chautauqua Mall (behind JCPenney) SEND All Decks on Hand 6 Tammy Pescatelli Mental Health Association Fri., Oc. 21, 6pm Sat., Oct. 8, 7:30pm Autumn Amish Adventure Tour A Peer Support Recovery Center Willow Bay Theater YOUR EVENT 3rd on 3rd Gallery Sat., Oct. 22, 10am-5:30pm Gateway Center, 31 Water Street, Door #14, 21 E 3rd St., Jamestown NY Park & Ride Area TO US TO BE 716-484-0800 I-86, Exit 12, Route 60 (716) 661-9044 or visit www.mhachautauqua.org Made in China Opening Reception Jamestown 716-397-1950 INCLUDED ON THE Nov. 10, 6-8pm (on Display thru Dec 9th) Wits 'n Giggles Stand Up Comedy THEATER: Sat., Oct. 22, 7:30pm Weeks Gallery, Arts & Sciences Center HISTORY: National Theatre Live: JAMESTOWN JIVE! JCC 525 Falconer St., Jamestown Feature: Homer Shadowheart Fenton History Center Brown Bag Headliner: Jeff Blanchard Live at the Met: Tristan und Isolde 716-338-1000 Lecture Series Sat., Oct. 8th • 12pm Northwest Arena • 319 W 3rd St., Jamestown 2nd Wed. of the month thru Oct. 716-484-2624 Globe on Stage: The Merchant of Venice AUDUBON NATURE EVENTS: Fenton History Center www.fentonhistorycenter.org Sat., Nov. 5 • 1pm Call 716-569-2345 visit: www.jamestownaudubon.org COMMUNITY EVENTS: 1891 Fredonia Opera House OCTOBER: Kick off Fire Prevention Week with us! 9 Church St., Fredonia 7th: First Friday Lunch Bunch The Stanley Hose Ladies Auxiliary Mausoleum Tours & More Sunday, Oct. 9, 8-10pm 7-8: Enchanted Forest holding a Community Appreciation Day on Saturday, 716-679-1891 October 8, 10am to 1pm Lake View Cemetery, 907 Lakeview Ave., 8th: Little Explorers Jamestown 716-664-6256 9th: BOS Bird Count Sherman Fire Hall, 122 Park Street, Jekyll and Hyde 12th: Kinzua Bridge Field Trip Sherman, New York 716-269-4627 Oct. 7 & 8, 7:30pm; 9th 2pm 22nd: OctoberFEAST Harvest Moon Cemetery Tours Oct 21 & 22, 7-10pm Oct. 14 & 15, 7:30pm; 16th 2pm 29th: Birds of Prey Day 4th Annual Lucy Town 5K Run/Walk Arsenic and Old Lace and Half Marathon Barker Commons Gazebo NOVEMBER: Main St., Fredonia NY 716-679-0697 Nov. 11 & 12, 7:30pm, 4th: First Friday Lunch Bunch Oct. 8 & 9th 8am Downtown Jamestown Nov. 18 & 19, 7:30pm, 20th 2pm 12th: Little Explorers MOVIES: 19th: Thanksgiving With the Birds 716-484-0800 Lucille Ball Little Theatre of Jamestown Films: (Carnahan Theatre) 18 E Second St., Jamestown NY Beer & Cheese Pairing Pequenas Mentiras Wed., Oct. 12, 7pm BENEFIT/FUND RAISERS El Regreso Tues., Oct. 18, 7pm 716-483-1095 Thurs., Oct. 13, 6:30-8:30pm [email protected] Achievement Center's Designer Bag Bingo Reverie Creamery, Mayville NY Tambien la lluvia Wed., Nov. 2, 7pm Friday, October 7, Doors open at 5:30pm JCC, 525 Falconer St. Jamestown Perry Hi-Way Hose Company Community Conversation & Latino Seven 8281 Oliver Road, Erie Pa (814) 616-0508 Food Fiesta Movies at the Reg: Fri., Oct. 14, 7pm http://weblink.donorperfect.com/designerbagbingo Sat., Oct. 15 • 5-7:30pm Chariots of Fire Sat., Oct. 8, 8pm JCC (Scharmann Theatre) The Silence of the Lambs Wed., Oct. 19, 7pm Reg Lenna Center for the Arts 525 Falconer St., Jamestown 1st Annual Lakewood Area 716-484-7070 The Secret Life of Pets Down Syndrome BUDDY Walk Fri., Oct. 21, 7pm • Sat., Oct. 22, 2pm 716-338-1000 Sat., Oct. 15th, 12:30pm (Registration 11:30) 5th Annual Chautauqua Lake Bigfoot Expo Swingers Wed., Nov. 2, 7pm Lakewood Rod & Gun Club Pavilion Oct. 21 & 22, 10am - 6:30pm Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Fri., Nov. 4, 8pm Cabaret rd 716-499-0578 Camp Onyahsa, Dewittville 116 E 3 St., Jmst • 716-664-2465 Fri., Nov. 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19 • 8pm 716-789-3383 www.reglenna.com Fight Owen Fight! (Scharmann Theatre) JCC 525 Falconer St, Jamestown A Cancer Benefit for Owen Johnson Scandinavian Culture Days Cinema Series: 716-338-1000 Sat., Nov. 5 • 1-10pm Freedonia Marxonia: "Duck Soup" Frewsburg Firehall's Blue Bldg Nov. 5, Dec. 3 Contact Cindy Cook 716-397-3459 JCC, 525 Falconer St., Jamestown Fri., Oct. 7th • 7:30pm WARREN AREA EVENTS: 716-665-0883 "Landfillharmonic" Conewango Creek Annual Gala Sat., Oct. 11th • 7:30pm Apparition Hill: A Kallie's Krusade Event Oct. 20, 5:30pm • Jackson Valley Golf Club, Rt 69 Sat., Nov. 12, 6pm CRAFT SHOWS 1891 Fredonia Opera House RSVP by Oct. 19th 3pm Reg Lenna Center For The Arts Vendor & Handmade Craft Fair 9 Church St., Fredonia 116 E 3rd St., Jamestown Oct 8 from 10-4 716-679-1891 814-726-1441 www.conewangocreek.com 716-484-7070 Kidder Church 385 S. Main St Jamestown Dipson Theaters Pure Prairie League Oct. 22nd 8pm BINGO: 716-488-1680 Lakewood Cinema 8, Chautauqua Mall Warren Players' "Titanic The Musical" Kiantone Fire Department Cinema I & II, Warren Mall Cinema III Oct. 22, 23, 24th 8pm • 25th 2pm Every Monday Night, 6 – 10pm Fall Craft Show www.dipsontheaters.com Fluvanna Fire Hall Sat., Nov. 5, 10am-4pm Struthers Library Theater (814) 723-7231 Every Tuesday Night, 7 – 10pm Findley Lake Fire Hall MUSIC: Sinclairville Fire Hall 716-581-3111 North Sea Gas Johnny Appleseed Festival Every Wednesday Night. 7pm Fri., Oct. 14 • 7:30pm Oct. 7-9 • 10-? Celoron Hose Company No. 1 DINING: 1891 Fredonia Opera House Sheffield Township Memorial Park Sightseeing & Dinner Cruises 9 Church St., Fredonia WWW.JAMESTOWNGAZETTE.COM Every Thursday Night 7:15pm 814-757-5434 johnnyappleseedfest.net 716-679-1891 Jamestown Moose Lodge 1681 The Summer Wind EMAIL: [email protected] 40 Dunham Ave., Celoron Every Friday Night 7pm (downstairs) 716-763-7447 Rolling Hills Radio BINGO:

For FurtherFor Visit Information on Events #56 Heather Pierson & Leroy Townes Russell VFD BOOK SIGNINGS: Thurs., Oct 27, 6:30pm Miracle Marcia by Kim Rambacher EDUCATIONAL: Tues night Bingo, Doors open 4:30pm Tremendous Trees Educational Program #57 Kristine Jackson & David Roth Book Signing at Thurs., Nov. 17, 6:30pm Pleasant Twp VFD Off The Beaten Path, Lakewood Sat., Oct. 8, 10-11am Every Thurs. Night 4pm Sat. Oct. 8th, 10am-2pm Natur Center, 2883 North Rd., Findley Lake Studio Theatre 716-720-4917 716-664-2166 108 E Third St., Jamestown NY Warren Senior Community Center obpbooks.com 716-484-7070 Doors open 4pm / Smoke free game JAMESTOWN GAZETTE October 3, 2016 EVENTS www.JamestownGazette.com 5 Announcing the First Annual 716-450-7357 Lakewood Area Buddy Walk SPIRETHEATER.ORG Article Contributed by at the Lakewood Rod and Gun Club Pavilion. Registration will be at 11:30 317 E 3rd St. Lakewood Area Buddy Walk and the walk begins at 12:30. Lunch will be served following the walk. Jamestown, NY 14701 Announcing the first annual Lakewood There is a $20.00 registration which Area Buddy Walk, helping to raise includes a t-shirt. Down Syndrome awareness for Down Syndrome. On BUDDY walks FREE and also gets a Saturday, October 15 there will be a t-shirt call 716-969-2713for details, Time to Make Reservations for registration and donations one mile walk starting and finishing Audubon's Enchanted Forest Article Contributed by begin every 10 minutes. Enrollment is limited, and there will be no ticket sales Rotary Club of Greater Jamestown Audubon Nature Center at the door. The program takes place rain or shine, and there are no refunds. Announces their 26th Annual An evening of campfire, crafts, treats -- Football Party Fundraiser and a luminary-lit trail with human-sized Admission is $12, $8 for Friends of the creatures who share stories about their Nature Center, $6 for children 3-15, lives. What could be more "enchanting"! and free for children two and under. All those experiences await you and the special young people in your life at the Audubon Nature Center's Enchanted Forest on Friday and Saturday evenings, October 7 and 8. The adventure begins with stories and songs at a backyard campfire. Then participants are escorted around a luminary trail by volunteer "fireflies" that light the way with lanterns. Human-sized animals tell about their lives, sharing fascinating, fun and educational information through dramatic and entertaining stories. This Skunk is one of the human- sized creatures that will share its life Among the creatures along the trail story with visitors to the Audubon this year will be Black Bear, Great Nature Center's Enchanted Forest. Reservations are required and preferred Horned Owl, Skunk, Spider, and time slots fill up quickly for this magical Article Contributed by Chautauqua Lake Yacht Club at 43 East Flying Squirrel. They offer children and experience on Friday and Saturday Lake Avenue in Lakewood, NY. The accompanying adults an opportunity to evenings, October 7 and 8. Rotary Club of Jamestown 25th Annual Fundraiser was also held have a fun – but not scary – experience at the Yacht Club and the welcoming during the Halloween season. After To register, call (716) 569-2345 or The Rotary Club of Greater Jamestown staff helps to promote the success of the about a 45-minute walk, there are print and mail the online registration A.M. is pleased to announce their 26th event. The Yacht Club’s menu will be refreshments and crafts inside, as well form at www.audubonenchantedforest. Annual Football Party Fundraiser. The enhanced with deep fried turkey cooked as a large animals cut-out photo op. wordpress.com. Tickets will be mailed Club has for a quarter of a century by Rotarians Bill Briggs and Tim Grace. upon receipt of payment by cash, check proudly presented this event to happy This year a touch table has been added A major feature of the afternoon’s or Visa/MasterCard/Discover. attendees and has turned the days inside the nature center with furs, schedule is prizes; cash prizes every profits into fun events for the children bones, and feathers to continue the Enchanted Forest sponsors are quarter, a basket raffle, a silent at the Jamestown Eastside YMCA and learning about the animals featured Forecon, Michaels Arts and Crafts, auction, a 50-50 drawing, homemade has been a primary sponsor of the on the trail. Also new, Scouts can Kings' Heating & Cooling, Timberland Italian cookies and the inevitable “Bundle Them Up” (coats for kids) participate in the Enchanted Forest Realty, Courier Capital LLC, and football scoring pool. Rotarian Sue program which is organized through and other activities to earn a Night ERA Team VP Real Estate. To learn DiVincenzo, from Decorator’s Gallery, the outreach efforts of the Salvation Animal Patch. how you can be a sponsor, visit www. is in charge of the basket raffle and she Army. The AM Club, a local piece of audubonenchantedforest.wordpress. can be reached at her shop on First You can see a series of pictures from Rotary International which has clubs com/sponsors. Street if anyone has a prize to donate. previous Enchanted Forests at www. in over 125 nations and boasts over 1.2 audubonenchantedforest.wordpress.com. Enchanted Forest is made possible million members, also supports local Tickets for the party can be purchased Participants are reminded to dress through the dedication of many literacy initiatives and participates at Quick Solutions on 3rd Street, at any for the weather. Halloween costumes volunteers, some of whom are in an international youth exchange location of Chautauqua Brick and from registered with RSVP, the Retired any Rotarian. The AM Rotary meets are welcome. Long pants, long sleeve program. The Club is also par of many Senior Volunteer Program. To in the banquet room at the Babalu Café shirts, close-toed shoes and insect local and national and international learn you can volunteer, visit www. on 2nd Street at 7:15 on Wednesday repellent are recommended. These humanitarian efforts. audubonenchantedforest.wordpress. mornings. Visitors, future members, and precautions will help protect from This year’s Football Party and com/volunteers. visiting Rotarians are always welcome. biting insects such as mosquitos. Fundraiser is scheduled during the The Audubon Nature Center is at 1600 The Rotary Club of Greater Jamestown Pre-registration with payment is Buffalo Bills gridiron contest with the Riverside Road, one-quarter mile east A.M. hopes you will join us for our necessary to reserve a specific time slot Miami Dolphins on Sunday October of Route 62 between Jamestown, New 23. Doors will open at noon for a 1:00 fundraiser as we work and have fun for from 6 p.m. through 8 p.m. (Sunset York, and Warren, Pennsylvania. kickoff. The location for the party is the the benefit of children in our community. is approximately 6:45 p.m.) Tours

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Just drop it…Not! JOIN ME IN THE KITCHEN with Vicki McGraw Just a few days ago people in a downtown Jamestown business watched in fascination WHINEWHINE through the storefront window as a Apples, Apples driver parked across the street and did hearty enough to survive the “backpack OFOF THETHE something nobody could explain. The experience” and still be edible! A small driver opened the car door, stood beside the apple will satisfy that midday snack WEEK!WEEK!car and threw a handful of stuff – some that blew craving without destroying your diet. away, some that splatted on the pavement and some that And let’s not forget the festival favorite, bounced acrossWeek the of street 10/3/16 into the- 10/9/16 gutter – a fistful of garbage for candied and caramel apples! I have a Jamestown, thank you. Please, stow it, don’t friend who makes beautiful pomanders throw it. by pressing whole cloves into a fresh apple and then letting the apple dry Submitted by: out. The apple shrinks as it dries, thus Mr. and Mrs. Piggy & Donna bringing the cloves even closer together. Day Evvalurn Simply tie a pretty ribbon around it and you have a great ornament! So, we have Contributing Writer not only food, but medicinal qualities, Vicki McGraw and craft ideas, all from that fruit of original sin! The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke 1234 567 8 9 10 11 12 13 When my kids were little, I always made ACROSS It’s apple time! As I’m sure many of you applesauce for them. It is easy to make 1 Zodiac symbol 14 15 16 did, I visited the annual Busti Apple and as we know, fresh is best! They Well-chosen 5 Festival last weekend where one of the loved helping make it, too. They started 8 Unshaken 17 18 first sights you see upon entering are out by stirring, then as they got bigger, nerve 19 20 21 the big bins of crisp, juicy, red, green they got better with the peeler and then 14 Coat-of-arms system 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 and yellow apples. Macintosh, Gala, progressed on to the knife to cut the Cortland, Pippins and more…the many apples into pieces. I don’t like to add 16 Settle 29 30 31 32 33 beforehand varieties abound with different colors, sugar to my applesauce, as I prefer the 17 Small hourglass 34 35 36 textures and delightful flavors. Whether natural flavor of the apples, and by mixing you prefer a softer, sweeter apple like different varieties of apples in one batch, 18 Like arctic 37 38 39 40 41 winters the Macintosh, the tart, crisp bite of a I can change the flavor profile. I would 19 Amy of the 42 43 44 45 46 Cortland, now is the perfect time to buy! puree my applesauce when the boys were babies, but now they like it chunky. Indigo Girls 47 48 49 50 51 Apples are a wonderfully versatile fruit. 20 Cher, et. al. A dash of cinnamon simply makes it 52 53 54 55 56 57 They can be enjoyed raw or cooked in 21 Porcelain piece a variety of ways. Applesauce and pies perfect! You can substitute applesauce Knight fight 22 58 59 60 61 62 are the most obvious, but using your for the bananas in your favorite banana 24 Bite bread recipe, and use applesauce in place imagination can lead to some wonderful 26 Woeful expres- 63 64 65 66 of oil in many recipes, as well. By keeping tastes! Fresh apples offer a crunch and sion of old 67 68 them in the refrigerator crisper, they will subtle flavor to salads (both sweet and 29 Kind of miss stay fresh and delicious longer, that is if 69 70 71 savory), as well as a sweet background 31 ___ tube your kids don’t eat them all in a day or 33 Water tester to meats and other savory dishes. There Copyright 2016 by The Puzzle Syndicate two, like my guys always did! 34 Bankrupt is nothing like a pork loin roasted with 36 Bad habit, so to 67 Shade provider 11 Like "Aida" 39 Producing apples, or a chicken breast stuffed with What an amazing fruit, and there is no speak 68 Hall & Oates hit 12 Damage offspring herb and apple stuffing. By adding better time than fall to stock up and enjoy! 37 Who puts Baby 69 Emissary 13 Word used 41 Philandering apples to these dishes, you not only To read more of Vicki McGraw’s in a corner 70 Stout relative twice in a 60's fellow get the essence of their delicious flavor, commentaries on good cooking, fine 40 Glacial mass 71 Kind of blocker play and film 44 Queen, maybe but the bonus of extra moisture to keep recipes and perfect party treats, visit www. 42 Belgian bread title 45 Shoebox scene your meats juicy. jamestowngazette.com and click on Join Me 43 Square root DOWN 15 Ceiling 46 Depraved As we all have been told, an apple a in the Kitchen’s own page. The Jamestown sign 1 Pale gray flint 23 Social no-no 48 Dressed, so to Gazette is proud to present our county’s Crackerjack Get back Animal with speak day will keep the doctor away, and will 47 2 25 most creative and original writers for your 48 It's often blue 3 Like some socks curved horns 50 Metamorphose clean your teeth, too! Apples make the enjoyment and enlightenment. 49 Eyesore 4 Halloween 27 Drug-yielding 51 1956 sci-fi flick, perfect lunchbox addition…they are 52 Motif decorationWeek of 10/3/16 plant - 10/9/16 "Forbidden 54 ___ of the 5 Ticket word 28 Hoard _____" Unknowns 6 Finish on top 30 Brave opponent 53 Wild enthusiasm 56 Stubborn beast 7 Cause for 32 Colossal 55 Carried Apple Herb Stuffed Chicken Breast 58 Carplike fish revolution 35 Stringed instru- 57 Special edition 60 Odor anagram 8 Basilica section ment of old 59 Barely beat • 4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts 62 April woe 9 From the 36 Soft palate 61 Forest denizen 63 Like some 1930's, say 37 "Groovy!" 63 Close one • 1 apple, peeled, cored and diced expressions 10 Carpenter's 38 Pun reaction, 64 Bowl over • 1 stalk celery, sliced 65 Conceited device perhaps 66 Yak it up • 2 T diced onion  Edited by Margie E. Burke • ½ t thyme Difficulty : Easy • ½ t rosemary   • 1 t parsley HOW TO SOLVE: • Salt and pepper   • 2 T butter  • ½ c milk     • 2 cups bread cubes      Saute apple, onion, celery in butter until tender, add herbs,  salt and pepper and milk and allow to simmer for 5 minutes.     Add bread cubes and gently mix to moisten.    Using a sharp knife, cut a slit in the thick part of each breast    to create a large pocket. Divide the stuffing between the 4 (Answer appears elsewhere breasts, filling the pocket loosely.   in this issue)  Bake at 350* for 50-60 minutes. Copyright 2016 by The Puzzle Syndicate

Solution to Sudoku                          JAMESTOWN GAZETTE October 3, 2016 CONTRIBUTING WRITERS www.JamestownGazette.com 7

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It’s time to talk money, as accessed at no cost at the Mormon everything seems to have a price Church or for members of the tag these days. The cost of research Fenton at the Hall House. can vary greatly from zero to rather Find A Grave is used by many pricey. I will take you through a folks and many times includes a list of the more common sites and brief biography of the person and Contributing Writer other resources that you may not it is free. Fulton Postcards is an have thought of. extensive collection of newspaper Pastor Shawn Hannon There are many repositories right articles from New York State. The Hope Lutheran Church Arcade, NY here in Chautauqua County. The National Archives and Research In a conversation I was having with a why in the face of evil, it’s that we must. Hall House at the Fenton has an Administration (NARA) site has friend recently, the topic of a mutual We must cry out how long and why to extensive selection of resources many military and immigration friend’s cancer came up. Just week’s our God when we see it, and the reason including Ancestry.com and it is records. You will need to order ago our friend passed away. A funeral is simple. You see, that pastor I told you open 6 days a week. It is free to the documents for a per page service at a local church followed. about at the beginning was wrong. He members and $10/day for non- fee. Ellis Island and Castle My friend was noting how much she said, “We aren’t allowed to ask why. We members. The Prendergast has Garden are free resources for appreciated the pastor’s remarks. simply have to trust that God did this as many newspapers on microfilm. immigration and passenger lists. Always good to hear, I thought, but then a part of his plan.” And I’m sure you’ve The County courthouse has land Fold 3 is an extensive collection she told me what he said. The pastor heard it before. But it’s a simple lie we tell records, etc. Check with your local of Military Records going back began his homily at the funeral service ourselves so that instead of dealing with library, historical societies, SUNY to the Revolutionary War with by stating, “You may find yourself here evil we give ourselves permission to not Fredonia, your local churches, a free membership that covers tempted to ask why this happened. You worry about it. the McClurg Museum, and all the records that most people may be shaking your hands at God and But God is worried about it. And if the cemeteries. The best part is almost would use. Additional options are wondering how this could be…” And to pastor was right about one thing it’s that all are FREE. available for a fee. Find My Past is this point I’m thinking, Of course they are! God does have a plan for evil. It’s just not a vast collection of records for the Then he said it, “But we are not allowed the plan the pastor proposed. God’s plan The Mormon Church is very active to ask why. We simply have to trust that US, the UK, and Ireland at a cost is not to use evil. It’s to end it. The prophet in genealogical research and they God did this as a part of his plan.” of $35.00 per year and also offers a I told you about before continued: have a website at family search.org. If this weren’t a religious article I’d tell Their on-line records are extensive 14 day free trial. “Write this vision; make it plain on tables, you what I really think of that! For our so that a runner may read it. and free. For a modest fee you can And finally, I would add Cyndi’s purposes today, COMPLETE AND have microfilm sent to the local List, a compilation of sites that TOTAL NONSENSE, will have to For there is still a vision for the church on Forest Ave. for your have a variety of costs associated. do. If we aren’t allowed to ask why? To appointed time; it speaks of the end, and use. They are open Wednesday This list of sites is just the tip of ask how? To wonder out loud why evil it does not lie. evenings from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and the iceberg. There are hundreds continues to strike, then someone needs If it seems to tarry, wait for it; it will surely Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. In of sites available at a wide variety to explain why the Bible itself asks why to come, it will not delay. addition, you are able to use their of costs. As you begin or continue God so often. Look at the proud! Their spirit is not Ancestry site for free. your search for ancestors, take Just last Sunday our assigned reading right in them, but the righteous live by Ancestry is one of the best known advantage of free trials, local for the day was from Habakkuk. The their faith.” resources, libraries and free access sites and comes at various levels of prophet wrote, Our faith does not call us to simply cost. If you have never used it, you to databases at your library or “O Lord, how long shall I cry for help, and ignore the evil around us or to turn off can try out their 14 day free trial. church. Also, be sure that you take you will not listen? the grief that makes us ask why. Our Then if you still are not ready for advantage of the tutorials that faith calls us to cry out and to wait. To virtually every web site offers for Or cry to you, Violence! And you will a full membership, you can get a not save? cry out to God to end injustice and 30 day membership. If you chose their program as this will maximize evil and death. And to wait for that day your investment. Why do you make me see wrongdoing and when God will. If it seems to tarry, wait this option, do so when you can look at trouble? devote a lot of time to research To read Janet Walberg’s previous for it; it will surely come. Live by faith. in order to get your best value. genealogy columns or to delve deeper Destruction and violence are before me; For more inspiration and insights from Their most expensive package into her writings and insights for strife and contention arise.” Pastor Shawn's past columns, please visit includes Ancestry World, Fold 3, searching out and recording your We live in a fallen world. We were created www.jamestowngazette.com and click on and Newspapers.com. It is $199/6 own family’s genealogy, please go for life and peace and harmony, but our the Faith Matters page. The Jamestown months. So, as you can see, the to jamestowngazette.com and visit sin has brought about death and strife Gazette is proud to present our county’s cost is widely variable and can be Janet’s own web page. and trouble. And it is not simply a matter most creative and original writers for of whether or not we are permitted to ask your enjoyment and enlightenment. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 8 www.JamestownGazette.com October 3, 2016 Infinity Upcoming Classes Upcoming Production of 'SEVEN,' at SUNY Fredonia

Article Contributed by experience a music, art, dance, theater or literature class in a group setting, Infinity Visual and there are opportunities for you! Performing Arts, Inc. For a full listing of the upcoming elicit empathy and compassion and shows classes, or to register, please visit www. Article Contributed by how individual lives can make a difference," The Infinity Visual and Performing infinityperformingarts.org or call the State University of Infinity Center at 716-664-0991. Dr. Ney added. Arts Center has announced their New York at Fredonia October and November class lineup! Email [email protected] The second act, "SEVEN IN CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY," is a staged Whether you are already taking private Website http://www. reading of a new play featuring seven lessons at Infinity, or you just want to "SEVEN," the internationally acclaimed infinityperformingarts.org/ dramatization of global abuses against interwoven monologues of local women women, will be presented at the State who have survived abuses and injustices University of New York at Fredonia and and have gone on to become agents of Jamestown Community College. change. The play brings awareness of the The Fredonia event is slated for Saturday, fight against human rights violations that Celebrate National 4-H Oct. 8 at 6 p.m. in Rosch Recital Hall, with exist not only globally but in this region. the JCC event on Friday, Oct. 14 at 6 p.m. Regional stories that make up the second Week October 2-8, 2016 in Scharmann Theatre. act were compiled by Margaret Johnson, The public is cordially invited and director of LakeArts Foundation, from admission is free. A $20 suggested donation interviews by Ms. Johnson; Patricia Briggs, will help organizers to continue sharing director of Weeks Gallery at JCC; and the powerful influence of "SEVEN." Fredonia graduates Minju Kim and Caeli Faisst. Ms. Faisst also created the first draft Cast members for the staged readings of of the regional script. the landmark documentary play, which has already been presented across the Cast members who will read their United States and around the world - in personal story include Sherri Mason, 23 countries and in 20 languages - have chair of the Department of Geology been drawn from Fredonia and JCC. Many and Environmental Science at Fredonia; community leaders are also part of the cast. Jamie Thompson of Dunkirk; Fredonia senior Cassidy Fritsch; Senada Alihodzic "SEVEN" is produced by LakeArts of the International Institute of Erie, Foundation of Dunkirk in association with Pa., and Jenny Rowe of True Strength Fredonia, Venture Productions and the Ministries of Jamestown. Weeks Gallery at JCC. LakeArts Foundation and Venture Productions are clients at the "I am willing to tell my story because we Fredonia Technology Incubator. can learn from others, how they overcame obstacles. You don't want the fact that you "This production demonstrates our are a victim to define you and your life," Dr. community's sense of social responsibility," Mason said. The “Stow”-A-Way Kids won the 2015 4-H Window Display contest. said Fredonia Department of Theatre and Dance Professor Ted Sharon, who is The "CHAUTAUQUA SEVEN" directing the production. monologues of Sarom Heng, owner of Article Contributed by Every year the National 4-H Council Gong Gardens of Fredonia, and Grace The first act of "SEVEN" is an anthem to sponsors National Youth Science Sam of A. Sam Farms of Dunkirk, Cornell Cooperative the bravery of seven women from seven Day. Each year there is a new activity will be read by students. At the Oct. different countries. Seven playwrights Extension that youth are encouraged to take 8 performance, Fredonia sophomore (Paula Cizmar, Catherine Filloux, Gail part in. This year Cornell developed Mamiko Nakatsugawa will read the Heng Kriegel, Carol K. Mack, Ruth Margraff, Cornell Cooperative Extension the NYSD event: Drone Discovery. monologue and Fredonia junior Michaela Anna Deavere Smith and Susan Yankowitz) Chautauqua County’s 4-H Program CCE Chautauqua will be hosting Tramuta will read the Sam monologue. composed seven monologues which are begins their new year on October JCC student Obehi Ejele will read the Sam an event on Saturday, October 8th based on interviews of the women from monologue in the Oct. 14 production. Dr. 1st. Communities nationwide from 10:00am-12:00pm at the Frank the Vital Voices Global Partnership, Briggs, who is hosting the JCC production celebrate National 4-H Week the W. Bratt Ag Center and also at E114 who despite death threats and personal as a Weeks Gallery event, also interviewed first week of October. This year, Thompson Hall, SUNY Fredonia. abuse, combatted sexual assault, domestic Ms. Rowe and Ms. Sam. National 4-H Week takes place This event is open to all youth age violence, sex trafficking and other abuses October 2nd-8th. 9-18 regardless of your 4-H status. in their home countries of Afghanistan, The production is made possible through 4-H kicks off the new year by Please pre-register by calling the 4-H Cambodia, Guatemala, Nigeria, Northern a grant from Cummins, Inc., a donation from the JCC Foundation, support holding a window display contest. Office at 716-664-9502 ext. 212. Ireland, Pakistan and Russia. and resources from Fredonia, Venture The regional cast includes Fredonia This year, clubs have partnered The 4-H Program is one of Productions, the Fredonia Technology President Virginia Horvath and Vice with local businesses in their many programs offered by Incubator, the Weeks Gallery and communities to spread the word Cornell Cooperative Extension President for Student Affairs Cedric Howard, JCC Vice President for Academic individual donors. about 4-H youth development. Stop of Chautauqua County (CCE- Affairs Marilyn Zagora, Fredonia Associate Community service organizations which by Fredonia Hardware, Forestville Chautauqua). CCE-Chautauqua Dean for the College of Liberal Arts and helped identify the women of "SEVEN Veterinary Hospital, Busti Country is a community based educational Sciences and Director of Interdisciplinary IN CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY" include: Convenience Store, Sinclairville organization, affiliated with Cornell Studies Carmen Rivera, Chautauqua the American Association of University Library, Bemus Point Elementary, University, Chautauqua County County Executive Vince Horrigan, JCC Women, United Way of Jamestown, and Shear Style to learn how 4-Hers Government, the NYS SUNY system, student senators and members of the JCC Gateway Center, Mental Health are the Superheroes of the Future. and the federal government through Black Student Union, Associate Director Association, Court Appointed Special Chautauqua County 4-H also the United States Department of of Religion at Chautauqua Institution Advocates, Women 2 Women, Women and holds their annual Fall Fundraiser Agriculture’s National Institute of Maureen Rovegno, Jackson Center Girl's Coalition, Northern Chautauqua Development Director Marion Beckerink during National 4-H Week. Youth Food and Agriculture. For more Community Foundation, Jamestown and Dr. Lillian V. Ney of Jamestown. Salvation Army, Anew Center, the State are selling snack products from The information, call 716-664-9502 or visit our website at www.cce.cornell. "'SEVEN' is inspiring. This play shows how University of New York at Fredonia, JCC Basket Company. Please stop by the student-run support groups, YWCA, Child 4-H Office or order your product edu/chautauqua. Cornell University women (people) prevail. It's the character, the fortitude that matters. It transcends Advocacy Program and International from a local 4-Her. Thirty percent of Cooperative Extension provides gender," Mr. Horrigan said. Institute of Erie. the proceeds of the Fall Fundraiser equal program and employment For more information, contact Ms. Johnson go to local clubs. opportunities. "I am impressed that the story of these seven remarkable women uses drama to at [email protected]. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE October 3, 2016 www.JamestownGazette.com 9 Deadline to Register to Vote for the Arsenic and Old Lace Nov. 8th Election is Friday Oct. 14th Announces Auditions Article Contributed by voter’s party affiliation. Article Contributed by beyond those dates, if needed, for people Chautauqua County IN PERSON REGISTRATION: unable to attend sooner. Voters may register in-person at the Todd Pullen Board of Elections All that is needed is to fill out a registration Board of Elections, 7 North Erie form documenting past stage experience. St. Mayville or at any of the three Todd Pullen returns to the Lucille Ball Various scenes will be simulated to juggle The deadline for citizens to register to county DMVs no later than October Little Theater as part of the creative the candidates through different roles vote for the Nov. 8th General Election 14th. Also, the elections office will artistic direction team in his forth show and combinations. The director will is in its final two weeks, according be open Sat. Oct. 15th from 2 p.m. and third season to stage the 1941 classic provide an overview of the rehearsals – to Chautauqua County Board of comedy hit “Arsenic and Old Lace” by to 9 p.m. for voter registration and typically three days a week, then four and Elections Commissioners Norman P. one stop absentee balloting if a voter Joseph Kesselring. Pulllen’s connection five days the last week before technical Green and Brian C. Abram. is planning to be out-of-town on with LBLT dates back the Freddy and rehearsal – the performance schedule and “Voter registrations forms are Dan Woodard era of the 1980s. “I always the required commitment at that time. Election Day. (Please note that the try to help rebuild the theater family and Callbacks may be required for additional available at all village, town and deadline to change a voter’s party make sure that everyone feels welcomed actor combinations as indicated. city halls,” said Abram. “Forms can affiliation remains Friday Oct. 14.) and appreciated.” be ALSO found at all county post CHANGE OF ADDRESS: “There are also many opportunities for offices, libraries, DMV offices and “Directing ‘Arsenic & Old Lace,’ will be theater folk not wanting to walk on stage” Currently registered voters who have here at the Board of Elections.” a challenge,” Pullen said, “because it’s an Pullen said. “I’m always looking for a multi- moved within the county must notify old classic set in Victorian times. This tasker for the Stage Manager. Running Green added, “We also have registration the Board of Elections by Wed. Oct. poses a challenge with staging, wardrobe crew is also very important for lights, sound forms available for download at 19th to be processed and entered and properties. I’m looking forward to and scenery or property changes. Finding votechautauqua.com. voters can auditions and hoping for eleven male and in the poll records in time for the period costumes, coordinating make-up also check on their personal voter three female roles. Eight will be lead roles General Election. After Oct. 19th, and hair styling will also be important. registration at our election website.” and the other six characters are smaller While the Stage Manger should be on registered voters who move or have but featured roles. board from the beginning, the running Voter Registration Deadlines: moved within the county will need Auditions will be held in the Little crew usually joins the show two weeks MAIL REGISTRATION :to report to their new poll sites and Theatre lobby 18-24 Second Street in prior to opening.” Applications must be postmarked no cast a provisional affidavit ballot to vote in the election Jamestown on Monday October 3, 2016 To learn more about acting, stage later than Fri. Oct. 14th and received and Tuesday October 4, 2016 between management or crew, contact Todd by a board of elections no later than Contact the Board of Elections at 716- 6:30 and 8:30 p.m., though acting and Oct. 19th to be eligible to vote in the 753-4580 or visit www.votechautauqua. crew selection do rarely extend briefly Pullen at [email protected]. General Election or to change any com for more information.

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Article Contributed by behalf of Congressman Tom Reed, Susan Rowley, representative on behalf Northwest Bank of Senator Cathy Young and Dr. Lillian Ney gave remarks during the ceremony Representatives from Northwest, around the importance of the ice arena Jamestown city officials and employees to the city and recognition of Northwest’s of the former Jamestown Savings Bank commitment to Jamestown. Ice Arena gathered Thursday night for “The city of Jamestown is blessed to a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the have the support of Northwest,” noted newly-branded Northwest Arena. Jacqueline Phelps. “It’s an organization that Craig Hinderleider, general manager for sends its people out into the community to the arena, kicked off the ceremony with make a difference.” opening remarks and to comment on positive changes in the arena since it first The newly-branded arena demonstrates opened its doors nearly fifteen years ago. Northwest Bank’s commitment to the development of the Jamestown area, which “We’re bringing in a wider variety of events is currently in the middle of a revitalization. to help bring more people to downtown Jamestown. We’re grateful for Northwest’s About Northwest Bank commitment to the arena and community Northwest Bank operates 167 full-service of Jamestown.” offices and 9 free-standing drive throughs. In addition to a new name, Northwest is Founded in 1896, Northwest offers a planning for a large digital sign on the front complete line of personal and business Article Contributed by attending will learn to make papel of the building that will be used to market banking products including employee James Prendergast Library picado, Mexican folk art, Chilean events at the arena and showcase local benefits, investment management rain sticks and a Puerto Rican guiro sponsors and community organizations. services, insurance and trust. Northwest in recognition of National Hispanic Jennifer Abarca, a social work intern The event was well-attended with catering Bancshares, Inc. is the holding company of Heritage Month. The event is geared from Fredonia, works on one of by Studio D and refreshments from Northwest and is listed on the NASDAQ toward children and teens, but all ages Global Select Market as NWBI. More the crafts to be taught at 3:30 p.m. Ecklof’s Bakery. County Executive Vince are welcome. For information, call information about Northwest can be Friday, Oct. 7 at Prendergast Library, Horrigan, Assemblyman Andy Goodell, 484-7135. Jacqueline Phelps, representative on found online at www.northwest.com. 509 Cherry St., Jamestown. Those JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 10 www.JamestownGazette.com COMMUNITY October 3, 2016 Lakewood-Busti Golden Agers Meeting and Public Forum Article Contributed by $6 and reservations should be made by calling Connie at 763-0544 no later than Lakewood-Busti Oct. 10th. For non-LBGA members, GazetteFREE Classified Ads Golden Agers cost will be $8.00 and reservations Merchandise ads are FREE in the Jamestown Gazette * should be made by calling OFA at 753- The next meeting of the Lakewood- 4471 no later than Oct. 10th. (Hobo Busti Golden Agers will be on Tuesday, Free Classified ads will only be accepted by using this form in the Jamestown dinner includes hot dogs, sauerkraut, October 18 at 1 PM in conjunction with Gazette or by e-mailing your item to [email protected]. beans, doughnuts, cider, etc.) a public forum with the Chautauqua No reservation or cost is required for No Calls or Walk-Ins will be accepted on FREE Classifieds. County Office of the Aging. Interested those attending the public forum at 1 parties are invited to attend and *Merchandise MUST be priced $500 or under. PM only. Especially invited to attend the No Firewood, No Animals/Pets and No Weaponry comment on: What community services are most needed by older public forum are: older individuals, their people, their families and caregivers, families or caregivers, public officials, NAME:______PHONE:______and people who have disabilities and agencies, members of the general public, what OFA should emphasize in the and others interested in aging and long HEADER (Antiques, Household Items, Etc.):______2017 plan for programs and services. term care services and supports. Gazette Deals Ad Creator (Max 15 Words) The October 18th meeting will begin For further information about the at 1 PM with a “Hobo Dinner” at 12:30 lunch reservations or the forum, PM. Dinner reservations are required. please contact: Office of the Aging at For LBGA members, the dinner cost is 753-4471.

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Article Contributed by successful in the past at CCB,” states Joni Simcick, CCB SVP, COO & Cattaraugus County Bank Marketing Manager. “Some of CCB’s customers are avid coin collectors! CCB (Cattaraugus County Bank) will We invite the public to visit CCB with be offering FREE, professional coin their old coin and currency for some appraisals, courtesy of HCC, Inc., a firm refreshments and possible great news of nationally recognized numismatists. about the value of their belongings. The appraisals will take place at three These appraisers are very professional, different CCB offices in October! experienced numismatists!” Tuesday, October 4th in Salamanca, HCC, Inc., a Toledo, Ohio based NY (9am – 3pm) company, is in the business of Wednesday, October 5th in appraising, selling, purchasing and Franklinville, NY (9am – 3pm) providing custodial services with respect to rare and/or old coins, Thursday, October 6th in Randolph, precious metals (including gold, NY (9am – 4pm) silver, platinum and palladium), No appointments will be taken. modern proof sets, governmental The silver, gold and platinum bullion commemorative issues, and currency. HCC can be contacted at 1-800-422- market is nearing all time highs. The 4405 with any questions. value of silver dimes, quarters and half dollars, along with Gold American About CCB: Eagles, Gold Canadian Maple Leafs CCB is an FDIC insured New York and Krugerrands are skyrocketing! State chartered independent, community Additionally, collector coins like bank. From January 2, 1902, CCB has Morgan and Peace Dollars, Indian established an unprecedented record of Pennies and commemorative coins are fiscal integrity and sound financial growth, in great demand. So … if your old coins which now totals over $215 million in are sitting around in a closet collecting assets. CCB maintains convenient ATMs dust, this is the time to see what they and can be found on the web at www. are worth! HCC will purchase your ccblv.com. CCB is an equal housing lender. coins at the appraised value if desired. CCB’s main office is located in Little Valley, “Coin appraisal days have been very with seven branch offices. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE October 3, 2016 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 11 Vendor & handmade October 8th 10am-4pm Psychic Lunch for sale 11am- 2pm Craft Fair Visions Kidder ChurCh by Katherine 385 S. Main Street, Jamestown • 716-488-1680 Summers Independent Health and Buffalo Bills Health - Specializing in - & Wellness Challenge Motivates Western New • Natural Energy Readings Yorkers To Achieve Healthier Lifestyles • Chakra Balancing and Tarot Cards A Teacher of Healing Meditation Call 716-487-6908 for PHONE READINGS!

Article Contributed by • Visit to the suite by Bills alumnus Thurman Thomas during the game Independent Health • Pregame on-field sideline passes Independent Health and the Buffalo • Postgame press conference attendance Annual Award Presented Bills are inviting all Western New • A gift certificate to a local restaurant Yorkers to participate in the fifth round • Bills merchandise of the Health & Wellness Challenge, the to Local Historian highly-successful fitness and nutrition In addition to having the chance to program that was designed to help win prizes, participants will be able to individuals improve their overall health attend free boot camp class on the field and well-being. at New Era Field every Monday evening throughout the six-week initiative. This fall’s Independent Health and Buffalo Bills Health & Wellness “The Health & Wellness Challenge Challenge will take place from October continues to make a positive impact 3 through November 13 and is once on Western New York by inspiring our again open to the entire community. community to adopt healthy nutrition Those interested in participating for and fitness habits,” said Bills Managing the first time can register now and Partner and President Russ Brandon. at any time during the initiative by “We are excited to provide a one-of- visiting buffalobills.com/thechallenge. a-kind incentive to this round of the Past participants simply need to log in challenge with the grand prize V.I.P again to participate. Game Day Experience that will provide the winner with truly unique behind- “Independent Health is once again the-scenes access on Bills game day. (L to R): Amie Alden, GAHWNY Chair; Pam Brown; Devin Lander, New York State Historian proud to be teaming with the Buffalo The Health & Wellness Challenge Bills to inspire Western New Yorkers is continuing to gain momentum to get up, get moving and start living throughout Western New York and is Article Contributed by for both towns, and wrote grants for the healthier,” said Michael W. Cropp, inspiring community members to live placement of two historical markers, one M.D., president and CEO, Independent healthier lifestyles.” Chautauqua County commemorating the Ashville School and Health. “Since the launch of the first Historical Society one commemorating the Roll-o-Bowl How the Health & Wellness Health & Wellness Challenge two dirt race track. The Roll-o-Bowl marker Challenge works years ago, more than 13,000 individuals On Saturday, Sept. 24, Town of will be dedicated Sunday, Oct. 2 at 1 p.m. have participated in this fun and easy The number of points earned Harmony/Village of Panama Historian Brown has had articles published initiative. In doing so, they’ve taken the throughout the Health & Wellness Pamela Brown was presented with in NYS Archives magazine, and was small steps necessary to get started on a Challenge will determine the number the annual Julia Reinstein Lifetime recognized by the State Archives for path to a healthier lifestyle by adopting of chances participants have in the prize Achievement Award by the Government an historical project undertaken with Appointed Historians of Western New simple, healthy habits such as walking drawings. Participants earn points by Jamestown Public School Eighth York. The award was presented at a graders to document Jamestown’s a few hours a week or eating fruits and meeting three main daily goals: regional meeting in Geneseo, NY which “Lost Neighborhood.” vegetables with every meal.” 1) 20 minutes of physical activity was attended by 85 historians from ten The distinguished service award was Get healthy and be eligible to win 2) Eat five servings of fruits and counties in western New York. named for Julia Reinstein, historian for prizes vegetables Brown was appointed Village Historian the Town of Cheektowaga who was noted By meeting daily goals and completing 3) Drink eight glasses of water in 2001 and since that time has worked to for her devoted service to historians all preserve and promote the Village’s history. across New York State. Julia worked long healthy activities, participants in the Participants can also complete one Health & Wellness Challenge will earn She published a history of the village, and hard to organize the State Municipal “extra points” challenge each day. As has received grants for historical records points and be eligible to win a variety of Historians Association. She continued to an added bonus, participants who refer projects, and has worked with area schools promote history until her death in 1998 weekly prizes, such as autographed Bills their friends, family and co-workers to bring local history into the classroom. and her motto, “Historians in Pursuit memorabilia and gift cards for workout receive 10 extra points for each person She has been a Junior Achievement speaker of Excellence – Building a Legacy” was apparel and sporting goods. Plus, one who registers. They then keep track of for more than ten years. Brown also adopted by the regional association. lucky participant will be chosen as the their progress and learn about that day’s received state certification as a Registered Since that time the Historians of grand prize winner of a V.I.P. Buffalo “extra points” challenge by logging-in at Public Historian. New York's ten westernmost counties Bills Game Day Experience for the buffalobills.com/thechallenge. In 2013, Brown was also appointed have continued the annual tradition team’s home game against Cleveland To be eligible to win a prize, historian for the Town of Harmony, which of recognizing historians who have on December 18. The V.I.P. Game Day participants must be at least 18 years included the Town of North Harmony continued to build upon the legacy of Experience will include: of age and a legal resident of New York until 1918. She is an active member of Julia Reinstein. For more information the Harmony Historical Society and • A game suite for the grand prize State at the time of entry. You do not about the Government Appointed winner and 11 guests (inclusive of serves on the board of the Chautauqua Historians of Western New York, need to be an Independent Health County Historical Society. This year she food and beverage) visit: www.gahwny.org or email info@ member to participate. co-chaired the Bicentennial celebrations gahwny.org. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 12 www.JamestownGazette.com COMMUNITY October 3, 2016

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Article Contributed by Resources Director, Cummins Jamestown Engine Plant. AAUW AAUW will be providing The Audubon Nature Center is planning a field trip on Wednesday, October 12, scholarships for 5 “Emerging to Kinzua Bridge State Park. You can join the group and venture 200 feet over the The American Association of surrounding valley during what is expected to be peak leaf season, visit the new University Women (AAUW) Leaders", women student leaders, visitors center, and explore the area. This photo was taken by Audubon Senior from both Jamestown Community Naturalist Jeff Tome, who is leading the trip. will be hosting their District I Fall Conference at Jamestown College and Cassadaga Job Corps Community College on Saturday, Academy, to attend the conference. about the bridge, and taking a walk Article Contributed by October, 8, 2016, 10:30 am - 3:00 Each attendee will receive a copy of the Audubon Nature Center out ont it, the group will have a pm. at the Arts & Science Center in AAUW report - Barriers and Bias - The brown bag lunch before returning. the Sarita Weeks Reception Hall. Status of Women in Leadership - as well Kinzua Bridge was an engineering As the wind can be chilly on the This year’s conference is centered on marvel when it was built to move bridge, participants are reminded to “Growing a Leadership Pipeline for trains across Kinzua Creek. It bring extra warm clothes, walking Girls and Women" and is open for continues to marvel visitors today, shoes, and a lunch that does not community members to attend along with a glass-floored overlook and need refrigeration. with Jamestown and Buffalo AAUW an amazing view. members. It is sponsored in part by Audubon Senior Naturalist Jeff an AAUW-NYS District Grant. You are invited to be part of a field Tome will be driving the van and trip from the Audubon Nature A diverse group of local women leading the trip. leaders from a variety of sectors will Center to Kinzua Bridge State Park Pennsylvania residents who would discuss their pathway to leadership - in McKean County, Pennsylvania, challenges, opportunities, guidance on Wednesday, October 12, 2016. like to join the group en route can call Jeff at (716) 569-2345 to make they wished they had received, and The Audubon van will depart from strategies that can be implemented to the Nature Center for the hour-long arrangements to meet in Warren. assist young women on their leadership Journey Gunderson trip at 9 a.m., returning at 1:30 p.m. Enrollment is limited. Cost is $35 journey. Round table discussions in You will be able to walk out along or $26 for Friends of the Nature the afternoon will engage all attendees as the opportunity to win a door prize. the old Kinzua Bridge until you Center. Reservations with payment in the conversation and development of action steps that we can implement The conference cost is $20 which are standing 200 feet above the are required by Saturday, October in our community. includes lunch. First-time AAUW surrounding valley during what is 8, 2016: Call (716) 569-2345 members can join at this event expected to be peak leaf season. during business hours or use the Journey Gunderson, Executive for a reduced rate of $45.50 for a Director of the National Comedy A new interpretive building was on-line form by clicking through membership through June 30, 2017. "Kinzua Field Trip" at www. Center, Inc. will serve as the keynote Paid reservations are due no later recently added that makes a high speaker. Other panelists include: jamestownaudubon.org. than Monday, October 3, 2016. For tech addition while staying true Ruth Lundin, President, Audubon more information call 716-490-2616. to the history of the site. It is full The Audubon Nature Center is at Community Nature Center; Julie of entertaining exhibits, short 1600 Riverside Road, one-quarter Rockcastle, co-owner, Green Heron AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, movies, and more -- the. It is chock- mile east of Route 62, between Growers, and founder/leader of the Great Blue Heron Festival; Tamu education, philanthropy and research. full of entertaining exhibits, short Jamestown, New York, and Warren, To find out more about AAUW, go to movies, and more -- the perfect Pennsylvania. More information Reinhardt, Curriculum Coordinator, Jamestown Public Schools; Sylvia www.aauw.org or http://jamestown- example of that place where human about Kinzua Bridge State Park is ny.aauw.net. Any person with a two engineering and nature meet. Swan, Social Development Director, at www.visitanf.com/kinzua-state- Cassadaga Job Corps Academy; year degree or higher is welcome to After enjoying the exhibits, learning park-sky-walk. and Cathy Merriweather, Human join AAUW.

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JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 14 www.JamestownGazette.com LUCY TOWN RACE October 3, 2016

Last year’s race saw 387 registrants real hard with us, too,” Reinhardt said. clock an average a pace of 10:20 per “The race goes through all three towns Lucy Town Race mile for an average finishing time of just and safety is paramount, for runners over 2 hours, 15 minutes. The 1st place and drivers. We couldn’t do this Continued from Front On Sunday morning the half Marathon winning time, however, was clocked in without them.” of Comedy by inviting the nation’s top event begins at 9:00 a.m. beside the by 25-year-old Greg Selke from North Not a Runner? Not a Problem! comics to share the town’s welcome with Northwest Arena with awards and the Chili, NY at 1:13:58 for a blistering Volunteers are still welcome throughout its visiting long distance runners. For Lucy Town Half Marathon Post-Party 5:38 mile pace over the 13 mile course the race weekend, according to the Lucy Town’s first run in 2013, Jamestown from noon until 1:30. in the male category. Lucy Town Half Marathon website, hosted comedic headliner, Martin Short. Trisha Byler, a 31 year old runner from Based on past years, however, race to assist with registration, as course The 2014 race welcomed comedian Bob Rochester, NY, finished first in the female organizers learned that Saturday morning marshals, water station aides or Newhart and Jamestown wrote itself into category and 7th overall with a time of is an important time for many school simply in cheering on the runners. No the Guinness Book of World Records by 1:26:44 and an average of 6:37/mile. and community activities. This created a experience necessary. Appropriately recreating the iconic I Love Lucy grape conflict for the young runners who were The Team credentialed medical professionals, stomping TV scene with 1,232 people eager to take part in the Kids Univera 2K. “More than 100 volunteers, our title MDs, PTs, RNs, EMTs and others – more than ever before, anywhere in As a result, this year’s race has been moved sponsor for the fourth year, Univera, are also invited to support the half the world – who treaded grapes in a vat to Sunday morning, starting at 9:30 right and the Lucy Desi organization have marathon. For additional information, as long as a city block. Last year featured after the half Marathon runners, but from made this event a pleasure to plan contact David Reinhardt at david@ veteran stand-up comedian and Emmy the corner of Cherry and 3rd Streets, with again,” Dave Reinhardt said. “I want trackqua.com. award-winner, Joy Behar. awards presented from 10:30 to 11:00 at to specially thank Lou Depas of the Contribution Honors This year, the 2016 Lucy Town Half race HQ. Legend Group and a Lucy Desi board Marathon weekend will welcome The days when judges clickedmember, also Journey Gunderson, Net proceeds of the Lucy Town Tammy Piscatelli, a Top-5 star of NBC’s stopwatches at finish lines have given way Lucy Desi executive director and once Columbus Day weekend event will Last Comic Standing and a popular to electronics. Each registered runner an avid long distance runner herself benefit the Lucy Desi Center for TV, talk show and movie comedy hit. will be issued a personalized RFID chip for many years, and Olivia Belter with Comedy. In addition, special provisions Tammy takes to the Willow Bay Theater (radio frequency identification chip) Univera, our founding sponsor.” have been made for race supporters stage on Saturday evening, October 8. in a shoe tag at the starting line. It will to make a contribution on behalf of a “When an entire community runner, volunteer, friend or loved one Race Highlights then automatically log the runner’s experiences what it’s like to work step across the finish line, accurate to at http://runwithlucy.com/ under the The two main races, the 5K run/walk together in creating an event like this,” a fraction of a second, according to “Register” tab. and the half Marathon, will be run Belter said, “it shows what a healthy Reinhardt. These times can be accepted Learn More the same as in previous years, but the community can really accomplish.” as documentation to qualify for other Univera Kids 2K has been given a new, Jamestown’s WCA Hospital is also Readers interested in volunteering US Track & Field events. improved time and place. partnering with the Lucy Town race can visit Lucy Town Half Marathon Race Results event by providing critical health and & 5K Headquarters at 319 W 3rd St., On Saturday morning, at exactly 10:00 wellness care and oversight throughout Jamestown, call 716-484-0800, Email a.m., the Lucy Town 5K Run/Walk Race organizers will not be surprised and after the race, as needed. [email protected] or contact race will step off at the Northwest Arena, to see last year’s best times beaten by organizer Dave Rheinhardt david@ with awards presented at race HQ on this year’s field of runners, according “The police departments in Jamestown, trackqua.com. W 3rd St. between 11:30 and noon. to Reinhardt. Celeron and Lakewood have worked

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Tammy Pescatelli Returns to Jamestown Continued from Front Half Marathon and 5K is perfectly suited TV appearances on The View and The Australia and on USO Comedy tours. for, Tammy said, with people coming Howard Stern Show, along with many Her film credits include: Made in but we did have family, and that means together from all over the country and others, including a hilarious, new all- Brooklyn, Single: A Documentary Film everything.” all walks of life just to have some fun female slate of standup comedians in and Everybody Wants to Be Italian. “As a kid, I decided that when I grew and do something exciting together. a comedy special on EPIX/Hulu, her Tammy’s appearance in Jamestown is up, all I ever wanted to be was a The National Comedy Center has currently touring show that brings her part of her sell-out show tour around headline comedian,” she said. Tammy announced that comedian Tammy to Jamestown, and a new pilot for A&E. the country. “I love Jamestown,” Tammy takes her comedy from life’s everyday Pescatelli will be performing as part of Tammy also starred in her own reality said. “It’s a great city for comics. It’s experiences and an unstoppable urge the weekend events during the 2016 Lucy show, A Stand-Up Mother, which she become the place we all have perform.” to make people laugh. Town Half Marathon & 5K race. Tickets also co-created, executive produced and Her Willow Bay show might even be Tammy’s career jumpstarted after fans to her October 8th performance (7:30 wrote for the WeTV Network. She also a place to get a taste of the material voted her one of the Final 5 on NBC’s p.m., $17.50) are now on-sale. Call 716- appeared on her own Comedy Central she is now preparing for another new Last Comic Standing, played to more 484-0800, or visit www.lucyrace.com. Presents show that won that year’s one hour comedy special, “Tammy than 17 million viewers and a mass of Tammy’s most recent one-hour special, Comedy Central Standup Showdown, Pescatelli’s After School Special” which new, loyal new fans who joined those Finding The Funny, is just one of her guested on Comics Unleashed and is set for recording later this year following her rising career over 14 years new projects – now available on Netflix their “Best of the Best” which became Willow Bay Theater is located at 21 East of touring comedy clubs across the & iTunes – according to her website a world-wide, top selling DVD. She 3rd Street, 4th Fl. In Jamestown. For nation. An event like the Lucy Town (pescatelli.com). It joins her recent has also appeared in Canada, Europe, tickets, call 716-484-0800.

Prendergast Gallery to Feature Photographer The artist is an industrial designer everyone will find something they at Whirley DrinkWorks, where he can latch onto.” creates consumer products with He says a camera invites him “to see technologies ranging from napkin better and look deeper” and that sketching to digital sculpting. he tries to show others “something He and his wife, Anna, a music they have never seen before.” He teacher, enjoy reading, travel, encourages those attending the exploring the outdoors, and dabbling reception to share what they find. in a variety of artistic endeavors. They “Pick up where I left off. Half the joy live in Warren with their toddler for me is when someone finds a detail son, Charlie, and Cairn Terrier, Leo. or interpretation that I never noticed His first exhibit at the Prendergast or even imagined,” he said. Library in 2013 was a travelogue titled “A Journey in Photographs.” Library hours to view “Altered Perspectives” will be 10 a.m. to 8:30 Describing his new show, he p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 said, “There are some happya.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, and 10 a.m. accidents, multimedia collages, to 4 p.m. on Saturdays. sculptural pieces, and kaleidoscopic manipulations. It’s a hodge-podge of The library is located at 509 Cherry eccentric elements, where each piece St., Jamestown. For information, is a puzzle to ponder. Hopefully call 484-7135.

Brad Bielawski of Warren hopes to surprise and delight viewers with a different way of looking at things during his exhibit “Altered Perspectives” at the James Prendergast Library this fall. The photography exhibit opens Oct. 7 with a reception from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8.

Article Contributed by visual puns, and double meanings James Prendergast Library hidden in the title. Often the image brings to mind something altogether different than the subject at hand. In The Prendergast Library Art Gallery one series of photos – ‘Life Imitates will present “Altered Perspectives,” Art’ – the various subjects suggest a photography exhibit by Brad M. the styles of famous painters” Bielawski, from Oct. 7 through Nov. Bielawski said. 11, with an opening reception from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8. “With digital photography now so pervasive, it’s hard to find a subject “Each of the photographs in this that hasn’t been shot quite literally collection has a certain ‘twist’ to it. a million times. While that can be Sometimes it’s a literal perspective: frustrating, it’s an incentive to look a familiar scene from an unfamiliar ever more intensely at a subject – to vantage point. Other themes are find a different perspective” he added. more subtle; wordplay, paradox, JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 16 www.JamestownGazette.com CLASSIFIEDS October 3, 2016 BRING IN WILLCARE THIS AD FOR A Bringing Home Free Gift Companionship & Care NOW HIRING panama, ashville, Jamestown, Dunkirk, freDonia anD olean Aftercare is visit our website for positions available: NOW HIRING www.willCare.Com For MOTORCOACH DRIVERS Immediate employment opportunities Full-time & part-time drivers to operate routes - for all areas / all shifts from Jamestown to Buffalo & Olean, AIdeS/PCAs/HCSS and from Olean to Buffalo AIdeS - full and part time 3-11 and 11-7 shifts Fredonia area Part-time driver for Friday & Saturday work Must have a commercial driver’s license with passenger endorsement & commercial driving experience. LPNs - full and part time For details & to apply call 724-282-1000 Ask for Fred or Mike. E.O.E. NURSeS - for Bus Runs to escort children on the school bus to/from school

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Behrend’s the earth and enormous, remote astronomy professor, Dr. Darren mountaintop observatories cost Williams, who began his own career in (L to R): Janell Sluga, geriatric care manager certified and coordinator for the Senior hundreds of millions of dollars to build astronomy as a teenage star watcher at Life Matters program reviews options for Medicare insurance with Brenda and Scott and operate. They have big jobs to do. It Martz many years ago, and Martz/Kohl Lewellen. Ms. Sluga will be presenting her yearly update on Medicare insurance, amateur astronomer, Tom Traub, along October 11th, at 6:30 p.m. in the Lutheran Chapel. The seminar is free and open to takes the world’s thousands of dedicated the public. Reservations are appreciated. amateurs, like those at Martz/Kohl, to with other observatory members, is carry on the “everyday work” of Earth- currently mentoring a group of Behrend also be helpful for caregivers who based space exploration. students studying planets around Article Contributed by distant stars and a number of other are responsible for making Medicare The Weirdest Star Lutheran decisions and who need guidance. fascinating research projects. Take Tabby’s Star, for instance. Its “Medicare insurance options are not The Black Moon Edgewood Communities invites other name is KIC 8462852. Though one size fits all,” Mrs. Sluga added. In its monthly path around the Earth, the community to its next seminar it seems only an ordinary, tiny “There are so many options to choose in the Best of Times Series entitled pinpoint of far-away light, it’s recently the moon passes between the Earth Medicare 101. The event is Tuesday, from that if people don’t know the best discovered, peculiar, huge fluctuations and sun at least once. At those times, October 11th from 6:30 p.m. to choice for their situation, it can have a in brightness are so strange that it has only the back, dark side of the moon 8:00 p.m. in Christ Chapel on the huge financial impact.” If time allows, prompted speculation about alien faces earthward, the so-called new Lutheran Campus, 715 Falconer participants may submit a question for megastructures and new searches for moon or black moon. It becomes only Street, Jamestown. Janell Sluga, Ms. Sluga to answer. ET’s radio signals. Recent ongoing a dark shadow passing among the Certified Geriatric Care Manager The Best of Times Seminar Series observations that rule out theory stars. This month’s black moon will and coordinator for the Senior Life was honored with the LeadingAge after theory make Tabby’s star even cross the night sky on October 30, Matters program will be the presenter. National Public Trust Award, for weirder than anyone thought. Nightly an unusual occurrence only one day Reservations are appreciated by calling helping area residents learn ways to observations, weather permitting, by before Halloween that once would Patty Eckwahl at 716.720.9122. age well and enjoy life. The series also Martz/Kohl’s John Anderson, a retired have excited the superstitious and Ms. Sluga will give an overview of received the LeadingAge national engineer from Jamestown, are now today remains an interesting celestial Medicare insurance for those who are award for building public trust. adding to the worldwide catalog of event. The dark skies of the black moon make the best observing skies for the planning to enroll for the first time Edgewood Communities is part of data that may soon reveal previously and those interested in understanding undiscovered science. telescopes at Martz/Kohl, but may also Lutheran Senior Housing and is inspire just a little extra vigilance by all the options available. “We’re Perhaps best of all, newly developing located on the Lutheran Campus parents of the littlest trick or treaters. coming up on Open Enrollment for off Falconer Street in Jamestown. programs at Martz/Kohl may soon Medicare and people are barraged Units include one and two bedroom allow local school students to carry out For a deeper look at the night sky, planets, with information from Medicare and apartments, duplex homes and the similar research by robotic control of the stars and the entire universe, visit the other sources,” Mrs. Sluga said. “Some new Smartment® Building. For more observatory from their own classrooms. Martz/Kohl Observatory online at of it is legitimate and some of it isn’t. martzobservatory.org , check the schedule information about the seminar or Watching a Near Miss The vocabulary can be very confusing Lutheran Housing, call Eckwahl at of events and visit in person. Thank you to and overwhelming. We’ll cover these 720.9122 or log onto www.lutheran- On Saturday night, August 27 Hall and Laury Opticians for sponsoring topics in the seminar, along with new jamestown.org/senior-housing. this summer, Martz/Kohl tracked these Martz/Kohl column. changes for 2017.” The seminar will JAMESTOWN GAZETTE October 3, 2016 HOMECOMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT www.JamestownGazette.com 19 FALL HOME IMPROVEMENT Earth-Friendly Tips for Autumn Article Contributed by Metro Creative Connection Outdoor Cleanup Autumn means leaves are falling from trees and littering landscapes. Cleaning Autumn is upon us, and with the change of seasons comes the fall to-do list that up leaves can be a time-consuming task, but it’s necessary to promote the must be completed before the arrival of winter weather. Many outdoor jobs are health of lawns and other plants. Grass that is completely matted down with best completed before temperatures drop, while others can be tackled indoors to leaves can become starved for light and moisture, and lawns may even rot help save energy and prepare for increased time spent inside the home. when forced to spend winter beneath fallen leaves. One eco-friendly timesaver is to shred leaves with a mower (a manual mower is preferable) and leave them as topdressing for the lawn. As long as the grass blades can Home Repairs be seen within the leaves, the lawn should be fine. Shredded leaves will decompose and add necessary nutrients and organic matter to the soil naturally. Check the roof for any missing shingles. In addition, look for spots where animals or insects may be able to gain entry into Leaves also can be used in annual flower and vegetable gardens to improve the your home. Seal these areas and repair any leaks. This will make soil. Mulch made from shredded leaves can be placed on the soil around trees and your home more efficient later on when winter hits its stride. shrubs. This helps to reduce weed problems and protects root systems from harsh temperature fluctuations. Remove window air conditioners for the winter. If they can’t be removed, seal them with caulking or tape and cover them with an airtight, insulated jacket. If you have forced-air systems, move furniture away from the vents so that air can flow better around the home and keep it comfortable. Clothing Donations It’s time to pack away summer clothing and once again fill closets and drawers with sweaters and jeans. 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