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Save $25 Hooktown & Jamestown Neighborhoods Spring into Action Got With Coupon Article by Northtown PRIDE, now in its eights year, is a model example. Mice? Walt Pickut Ehrlich A Growing Movement Neighbors helping neighbors is blooming Neighborhood Ownership Movements Pest Control this spring in local neighborhoods, joining a are gaining energy across the nation. In Guaranteed Results fast-growing, popular trend sweeping across addition to Jamestown and Warren locally, Free Estimates the nation. examples range from neighborhood projects FREE like The Binghamton Neighborhood 800-331-BUGSESTIMATES Hooktown is a historic and comfortable, Project, spearheaded by students and middle income neighborhood on the outskirts faculty from Binghamton University joining of Warren, PA, where a group of neighbors has with community partners to improve the started reaching out to some of their neighbors quality of life in their area, to the National in need. The project, called Hooktown Neighborhood Indicators Partnership, Holidays in 2013, has now been recognized as planning neighborhood activities with a growing, 501(C)(3) charitable organization. community organizations in dozens of major They have also taken on some special cities nationwide. downtown Warren beautification projects. Hooktown Holidays In the same spirit, a number of Jamestown A group of community citizens who live in neighborhoods have started taking proud the Hooktown section of Warren - who prefer PHOTO BY THE JAMESTOWN GAZETTE ownership of their own sections of town, to remain anonymous - stated their goal in Sculpture in soon-to-be-green Liberty Street garden partnering with the city in beautification maintained by Hooktown Holidays volunteers. projects, community involvement and safety. NEIGHBORHOODS, PG. 11

Celebrating 50 Years Of Service! Lost Places of Chautauqua County New book looks at fascinating places from the county’s past Custom Made Awnings Article Contributed by challenges, what motivates them Party Tent Rentals and what they fear. We imagine Patricia Pihl 483-1435 ourselves in their place; what if jamestownawning.com Mayville author and we had lived through that war, personal historian, Patricia under a dated belief system, The Pihl, announces the release or in poverty without current Second Annual of her book, Lost Places of economic safety nets?” Chautauqua County. The book is Lost Places of Chautauqua a compilation of articles, adapted Mother’s County is available at The Fenton from months of interviews with Day Contest History Center in Jamestown, Is coming to the town historians exploring less- The Chautauqua Bookstore known, but fascinating places in May 5th Issue at Chautauqua Institution, the county’s past. The Grape Discovery Center Prize Package Valued At HUNDREDS of Dollars! Lost Places covers such topics and McClurg Museum in as Chautauqua County’s link Westfield and Off the Beaten to the Underground Railroad; Path Bookstore in Lakewood. IN THIS ISSUE how Dewittville’s “Poor Farm” Interested persons may also Editor’s Message...... 3 was stressed by the new wave of contact the author at pat@ Entertainment...... 4 immigrants and its link to the reallifelegacies.com to purchase Community...... 5-8 present day county home; the copies of the book. Employment...... 9-10 three World War II POW camps; Neighborhood Movements...... 11 the “islands” of Chautauqua Patricia Pihl is a personal Seniors...... 12-13 Puzzles...... 14 Lake, and other places from the historian and founder of Real Sports...... 14-15 county’s recent and distant past. Life Legacies, whose mission is to Business...... 15-18 ensure that lives are never forgotten Around Town...... 19 According to Pihl, the book The cover of the recently released Lost Places of Chautauqua County. by creating written heirlooms – also sheds light on interesting important to those who value residents as well as former social, of the many interesting places She adds the experience has their heritage and wish to preserve VISIT US economic and medical realities. that existed in our county’s taught her a great deal. “First, the stories of their lives. Products ONLINE Pihl admits that the book past, but has, so far, been history is ultimately about include individual, family and www.JamestownGazette.com “only scratches the surface” enthusiastically received. people–their circumstances and organizational histories. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 2 www.JamestownGazette.com April 28, 2014

COURTESY PHOTOS Society of Artists to Exhibit at Prendergast Library Article Contributed by gifts and share their work with the refurbished maternity and tooling, acrylic paintings, Emma Duncanson, freak art dolls; the community. delivery area of WCA Hospital. and photography; and her Margaret Braun, acrylic nature art Prendergast Library daughter Ashley Whitmore, ornaments; Butch Poole, abstract Chairing the show is the There will also be several family photography. nature photography shot with The Prendergast Library Art group’s current president, groups, including: • Husband and wife teams of an i-Phone; Loretta Berringer, Gallery will feature a group Elaine Caflisch, who teaches • Carole Norberg, who paints Jerry Paduano, who works in pencil; Margaret Blakeslee, exhibit by the Chautauqua porcelain painting, works in in a Grandma Moses style pencil, and Suzette Paduano, portraits and still life paintings; County Society of Artists May acrylics and watercolors, and has in oils and pastels, and her photographer; and Jim and Sally Hutchinson, acrylic 2 through May 30. designed cards for the National daughter-in-law Denise landscapes; Daniel Marchini, Osteoporosis Foundation. Snyder Norberg, who Ann Jackson, jewelry and There will be an opening pen and ink; Laurie McGrath, makes jewelry and works turned wood creations using reception from 6:30 to 8 p.m. A special feature this year will jewelry and paintings; Bill Smith, in watercolor and acrylic. inset glass beads. Friday, May 2, in the Library’s be collaborative pieces reflecting photography; Linda Mason, fiber One of the group’s original Fireplace Room. The event is the work of several artists such Another longtime member art and porcelain painting; and members, Carole has been free and open to the public, and as a porcelain necklace with is Lois Anderson, who does Mike LaMancuso, watercolors. painting for more than 50 refreshments will be served. handmade glass beads and a watercolors. The artist whose years and served as president Library hours are 9 a.m. to 8:30 carved wooden box decorated work is featured on the show’s The Chautauqua County of the Chautauqua County p.m. Monday through Friday; 9 with painting and beading inserts. promotional postcard is Sarah Society of Artists grew out Society of Artists for four Niebank, who creates Mandalas a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays; and 1 – of the Jamestown Sketch Several new members will be years. through digital means. 5 p.m. Sundays. Club organized in the early represented, including Patricia • Sisters Charlene Loveless The next exhibit will be adult 1900s. Naturalist Roger Tory Turcotte, an accomplished and Linzey Carlson, who Other exhibitors and their art students of Helen Gilbert. Peterson was one of the earliest equestrian artist; Mike Fitzpatric, both create Native-American media include Ron Nasca, pottery and eventually most famous a retired art teacher who works themed artwork, while using multiple firing techniques; Prendergast Library is located members of this group, which in oils; and Wendy Samuelson, Linzey also does pen and Dorothy MacLees, pressed at 509 Cherry St., Jamestown. For provides an opportunity for who recently provided original pastel animals. flowers and nature creations; more information, call 484-7135, people to develop their artistic paintings for the hallways of • Julie Nelson, copper Audrey Schafer, oils and acrylics; Ext. 225. Kiwanis Announces “A Night at the Races” for Centaur Stride Article Contributed by site for six exciting thoroughbred horse races. Kiwanis Club of Lakewood Grandstands open at 6:30 p.m. Gate time is 7 p.m. Played on a prerecorded DVD, the The Kiwanis Club of Lakewood is asking winning bettors of each race will have their for help from our area business owners. We choice of gifts and prizes donated by local have scheduled a fund rasing effort to help businesses. What better way to advertise and CENTAUR STRIDE, which is a therapeutic promote your business than to showcase horseback riding program. Centaur Stride your donation to benefit a local non-profit helps over 150 area children and adults with organization! disabilities through the use of this type of therapy. This helps build their motor skills, What can you do? coordination and personal self-esteem as well. Donate a prize. Donated prizes can be just Now, how can you help? about anything - logo’ed items, purchased We simply need prizes for our upcoming prizes with your name attached, or cash and fundraiser to help Kiwanis help Centaur we will purchase an item and attach your Stride. company name if you desire. What fund raiser? A Night at the Races! On Saturday, May 3, Your consideration of this very worth the Lakewood American Legion will be the while benefit would be greatly appreciated!

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REG LENNA CIVIC CENTER 116 E. Third Streeet Jamestown • 484-7070 JAMESTOWN GAZETTE April 28, 2014 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 5 Jackson Center to Host Running for a Cause Spring Continuing Legal Eighth Annual Cummins Run For Literacy Announced Education Seminar Article Contributed by 32 game-winners in 525 games. In 1975, he became the first right winger in Sabres’ history The Robert H. Jackson Center to score more than 100 points during a single season and was voted MVP. The Sabres retired The Robert H. Jackson Center will host a free his number, 14, in 1995. continuing legal education seminar entitled, COURTESY PHOTO “Underground Railroad: Law and Legacy” on Developed primarily as a continuing legal Participants start off in front of the library during the 2013 Cummins Run for Literacy. Tuesday May 6th, 2014. education seminar for attorneys, the seminar will appeal to a cross-disciplinary audience of There will be awards for overall top male The doors will open for attendees at 8:00 Article Contributed by lawyers, municipal officials, business leaders, and female runner, and male and female a.m. Randall J. Sweeney, Executive Director bankers, accountants, financial planners, James Prendergast Library first and second place in five-year age groups of the Chautauqua Region Community insurance and investment agencies, non-profit from 14 to 64-plus. For walkers, there will Foundation, and Gregory L. Peterson, Esq., organizations and their board members. The Cummins Inc., Jamestown Engine Plant, be overall men’s, women’s, boys’ and girls’ a partner at Phillips Lytle LLP in Jamestown will sponsor its eighth annual 5K run/walk awards and first, second and third places. and board member at The Robert H. Jackson program is approved for NYS CLE credit for both newly admitted and experienced on Saturday, May 10, to benefit Prendergast Center, will begin the program with a welcome Library. The library will serve refreshments and and introductions. attorneys for a maximum of 4.0 credit hours. present awards on the lawn at the corner Phillips Lytle LLP, an Accredited Provider of Runners will begin at 9 a.m. with walkers of Cherry and Fifth streets. In case of rain, The seminar will begin at 8:45 a.m. with a continuing legal education in the State of New following five minutes later. The event begins participants will use the Fifth Street entrance presentation on What You Need to Know About York, will handle NYS CLE credit requests. and ends at the library at 509 Cherry St., into the library. Medicaid, given by Betsy S. Steger, attorney for Jamestown. Athletes will run on city streets, the Chautauqua Sponsors for through Lake View Cemetery, and back. Timing is provided by Smiley Miles. County Dept. the event include: Race results will be posted on www. of Health and Robert H. Jackson Registration and packet pickup will take prendergastlibrary.org and www.SmileyMiles. Human Services. Center, Phillips place between 8 and 8:45 a.m. the morning com. A second program, Lytle LLP, of the race on the Cherry Street side of the What’s New in the Chautauqua Region library. T-shirts will be provided to the first Prendergast Library’s Family Literacy Nonprofit World? Community 200 people who register. The non-refundable Initiative offers support in the following areas: adult education, on-going childhood will be presented by Foundation, registration fee is $17, and people must be education and activities, interactive family Frederick G. Attea, Chautauqua present to receive their shirt. literacy activities, parent/caregiver support and Sharon Prise Abstract Company, Registration forms are available at the and education, and community information Azurin, partners DFT Communications, Artone, Cattaraugus library or online. Forms and checks, made and referrals. at Phillips Lytle, LLP in Buffalo, along with County Bar Association, Courier Capital payable to James Prendergast Library, are Randall S. Lewis, general counsel to a number Corporation, Greater Chautauqua Region to be sent to Cummins Run for Literacy, For more information about the Cummins of nonprofit organizations in Chautauqua Estate Planning Council, Five Star Bank, Prendergast Library, 509 Cherry St., Run for Literacy, contact Bobbie Caswell, County. The seminar will conclude with Holt Associates, Insurance Management Jamestown, N.Y., 14701. assistant director, at 484-7135, Ext. 236. the feature program, Underground Railroad: Company, Jamestown Bar Association, Kessel Law & Legacy guest speaker will be Professor Construction, Lutheran Social Services, Paul Finkelman, Distinguished Professor of Manning and Napier, Northern Chautauqua Law and Public Policy at Albany Law School, County Bar Association, The Resource Center, Audubon Offers a Snipe along with Mr. Peterson as part of the panel. Professor Finkelman is a specialist in American Rodgers Land Surveying, and United Christian legal history, constitutional law, race relations Advocacy Network. Hunt on its Bucket List and the law, and the First Amendment. The seminar and luncheon are free of charge. Article Contributed by The seminar will be immediately followed Seating is limited and advance registration Pictured here is a Wilson’s Snipe. by a luncheon featuring guest speaker René is required. To register, please contact Mary Jamestown Audubon Robert. A member of the legendary “French Keating, CLE Administrator, Phillips Lytle Connection,” Robert played right wing for the LLP at (716) 847-5461. For more information, A Snipe hunt conjures images of kids Buffalo Sabres from 1972-1979. During those please contact The Robert H. Jackson running through the woods with burlap sacks eight seasons, Robert totaled 222 goals and Center at (716) 483-6646 or e-mail info@ and sticks, but the truth is even stranger. 330 assists, for a total of 532 points, including roberthjackson.org. On Saturday morning, May 10, from 7-9 a.m., you can go on a “real” Snipe Hunt, to see these small, oddly shaped birds that Shults Auto Group Presents Infinity's fly hundreds of feet into the air with odd COURTESY PHOTO vibrating “woowoowooowooowooo” calls. Annual Spring Showcase and Art Exhibit Class size is limited to 20 people. Snipes haunt the swamps and bottomlands Reservations with payment are required of the county and are rarely seen except when Center For The Arts at 116 East Third by Wednesday, May 7, 2014: call (716) Article Contributed by performing their mating dance. Street in Jamestown. The Spring Showcase 569-2345, stop in, or use the on-line form Infinity is a well-rounded evening of hand-picked The program will start inside at Audubon by clicking through the Program Listing at student performers featuring various music to learn about this odd little bird. Then http://jamestownaudubon.org. Infinity is looking forward to the annual ensembles and soloists, dance, and theater participants will take a short drive to the Spring Showcase, sponsored this year by performances. You will be amazed at the Akeley Gamelands to find the elusive Snipe Audubon education programs are the Shults Auto Group on May 16, 2014. amount of talent displayed on the stage. while it performs its aerial mating dance to funded with support from the Carnahan Starting at 5:30 p.m. there will be a Student attract a mate. Jackson Foundation, Jessie Smith Darrah Art Exhibit and Open House at the Infinity The cost to attend the Spring Showcase is Fund, Holmberg Foundation, Hultquist Audubon’s staff think seeing a Snipe is so Center at 115 East Third Street in Jamestown. eight dollars for adults (six dollars pre-sale). Foundation, Johnson Foundation, and Reg exciting that they added it to the Bucket List The art show will feature visual artwork that and Betty Lenna Fund of the Chautauqua Children under 18 are free! Tickets can be Series created for their 2014 calendar – that students have been working on throughout purchased from the Reg Lenna Box Office is, a year’s worth of amazing natural history Region Community Foundation. the year. in person, by phone at 484-7070, or at the opportunities to experience before you “kick The Audubon Center and Sanctuary is at website www.reglenna.com. the bucket.” The open house will also serve as the final 1600 Riverside Road, one-quarter mile east of Route 62 between Jamestown, New York opportunity for people to buy tickets for a For more information about the Student The program will be led by Jeff Tome, a and Warren, ennsylvania. Hours are 10 a.m.- chance to win one of two gift baskets with Art Show and Open House or the Infinity senior naturalist at Audubon, who has been 4:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 1-4:30 p.m. prizes of $150 cash or $300 in gift certificates Spring Showcase, call Infinity at 664-0991. fascinated by odd nature for years. Sundays. The trails and eagle viewing are to area restaurants. Tickets are five dollars Basket raffle tickets are available at the The walk will be less than a mile over level terrain. Participants are reminded to dress for open daily from dawn till dusk. each or four for just ten dollars. Infinity Center or from any board member the weather. or staff member. Pre-sale Spring Showcase For more information on this and all At 7 p.m. the 90-minute Spring Showcase tickets can be purchased at the Reg Lenna Cost for the class is $20, $15 for Friends of Audubon programs, call (716) 569-2345 or will begin across the street at The Reg Lenna Box Office at (716) 484-7070. the Nature Center. visit http://jamestownaudubon.org. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 6 www.JamestownGazette.com COMMUNITY April 28, 2014 Chautauqua County Historical Society Book & Paper Show Returns May 3

COURTESY PHOTOS Vince Martonis of Chautauqua County Collectibles will Over two dozen dealers will be on hand for the 2014 In addition to books, the 2014 Westfield Book and once again be on hand for this year’s book show, selling Westfield Book and Paper Show, scheduled for 9 a.m. to 4 Paper Show will feature various other items, including items of local interest. p.m. on May 3 at Westfield’s Eason Hall. postcards, posters and sports memorabilia. Article Contributed by and classic books, maps, books – including local and and plan to hold the event authors Kathleen Crocker and Sivak (Butler, PA), author photographs, postcards, regional history. again. We were especially Jane Currie. Ken Springirth (Erie, PA) Chautauqua County posters and more. pleased to see so many dealers and Yesterday’s Books Those coming from other Historical Society In addition to local books, interested in taking part this (Richmond, IN). “This is a show for collectors, there will also be local year.” areas of New York State readers and fans of various photographs, postcards and are: The Earl of Clarendon As a special added feature, Westfield’s Eason Hall will types of books, postcards and other items provided by A total of 10 dealers (Rochester), Bob Giannetti book binder Susan Frakes be overflowing with books other ephemera,” explains several of the 25 dealers. will be from Chautauqua (Lewiston), Bob Hoffman from Clarendon, PA will be and paper collectibles the Bob Johnston, CCHS trustee County. They include: Adams (Pittsford), Ken Kelbaugh there to answer questions first weekend of May. The and organizer of this year’s Johnston says that it was Collectibles (Fredonia), (Rochester), Locust Grove about her craft. Westfield Book and Paper show. “People who attend will demand from local collectors Reta Carden (Sherman), (Geneseo), Marks Rare Books Show returns to the village be surprised at the wide and and vendors that brought the Chautauqua County (Rochester), Paul McKenna Admission to the event is $5 following a one-year hiatus. diverse selection of items that Book and Paper Show back Collectibles (Gerry), Lee (Rochester), Gay Norgrean with all proceeds being used The show will take place from will be available for sale.” this year, after going on hiatus Davies (Jamestown), Jack and Bob Ruhlman (Alden), to expand and preserve the 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, in 2013. Ericson (Westfield), Paul Old Editions Book Shop historical society’s archives May 3. Johnston says books Leone (Jamestown), Ed (Buffalo), Kevin Ransom and research library. “When we decided not to will once again be a key Schaefer (Maple Springs) and (Amherst) and Willow Patch The show is once again hold the event last year, we For more information, component of the event, with George Sinclair (Dunkirk). Books (Rochester). sponsored by the Chautauqua various dealers selling rare heard from several people In addition, the Chautauqua including directions and County Historical Society books, hard-to-find classic first who said they wanted to see County Genealogical Society Sellers from other states general inquiries please visit and with a record 25 editions along with modern it return this year,” Johnston and the Chautauqua County include: Hopper Historics www.bookandpapershow. different dealers, it promises first editions, children’s books explains. “As a result, we made Historical Society will be (Falls Church, VA), William com or contact the historical a wide assortment of vintage and various types of history the decision to move forward selling items, along with local Pope (Erie, PA), Tom society at (716) 326-2977. “Spring Clean-up Week” City Seeks Summer Help for Solid Waste Customers for Playground Program Article Contributed by wide field trips and scheduled activities, including bowling, a talent show, a Jamestown Parks, Recreation carnival, and Playground Olympics. At & Conservation Department the individual parks, there are arts and crafts, and games such as mancala, kickball, The Department of Parks, Recreation football, box hockey, and wiffle ball. & Conservation is seeking temporary A Civil Service application must be summer seasonal employees for the 2014 completed and returned to the Parks & Playground Program. The positions are COURTESY PHOTO Rec Office at 145 Steele Street. These open to college students who are 18 years of documents are available at the office age and residents of the City of Jamestown. Article Contributed by couches, refrigerators, recliners, stoves; and location and on the City's website. Those of electronics such as televisions, computer Applications are being accepted for hired must pass a drug test as a requirement Jamestown BPU monitors and microwaves. Residents who of employment. place such items at the curb without an Recreation Attendants and a part-time Arts The Jamestown Board of Public Utilities appointment will be charged an extra fee. & Crafts Coordinator. Work hours would For more information on any of these (BPU) announces that its annual “Spring be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, Monday through employment opportunities, contact Metal and wood items will not be collected Clean-up Week” for BPU Solid Waste Friday. This six-week program for kids ages the Department of Parks, Recreation & and may be taken to the South County Transfer customers will take place for one week only this 5 to 13 takes place at 6 playground sites Conservation at 483-7523 or via email by spring, from May 5-9. Station on South Work Street in Falconer for in the city of Jamestown. It features city- using the contact form. disposal. Hours for the South County Transfer Spring Clean-up will occur on each resident’s Station are available by calling 665-6894. normal garbage day during the one week of Spring Clean-up. Customers should place Yard waste will not be collected and may A Little Patriotic Tip their clean-up items at the curb after 6 p.m. the be taken to the Monroe Street Yard Waste night before their regularly scheduled pick-up. Site which is open from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. I hate to whine because so many people Clean-up items, whenever possible, should be Saturdays. Solid Waste customers must are trying to do a good thing. I’ve seen contained in plastic garbage bags. have orange 2014 Yard Waste Site stickers, WHINEWHINE flags start to pop up on homes and one per Solid Waste account, affixed to their Regular garbage will be collected as usual OFOF THETHE businesses as often as flowers this during Spring Clean-up but there will be no vehicle windows in order to enter the Site. spring, and that’s great. So, here’s what recycling picked up that week. The stickers may be obtained at the BPU WEEK!WEEK! Customer Service office, open 7 a.m. – 5:30 may be a little known piece of flag etiquette. If The utility will accept disposable items p.m. weekdays, at 92 Steele Street. an American flag is out overnight it should be lighted weighing less than 40 pounds and easily – even a nearby really bright streetlight is OK – or lower it The BPU continues to offer large yard waste handled by one person, such as: clothes, dishes, before dark. Thanks for glassware, pots and pans, toys, wallpaper, bags for sale at a cost of $10 for four bags, with carpet remnants cut in small pieces, old lawn Tuesday home pick-up of filled bags. The bags flying your flags. Keep those furniture, garden hoses and kitchen chairs. will be collected one at a time or all at once. Stars & Stripes bright for all The yard waste bags are available at the BPU to see. A fee and an appointment are required Customer Service office. for large item and electronics curbside pick- Submitted by: up. Call the Garbage Hotline at 661-1651 in Any questions regarding Spring Clean-up advance to arrange an appointment for proper may be answered by calling the BPU Garbage Old Gloria Bovall disposal of large items such as mattresses, Hotline at 661-1651. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE April 28, 2014 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 7 Infinity Announces Coffee & Create! Please come and join Infinity IN THE COMMUNITY instructor, Deb Eck, on Tuesday, May 8 Friends for Infinity’s next installation of Coffee & Create! 6:15 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. at the ALARM SERVICE CATERING Infinity Center. 3C’s Catering Sip fresh, hot coffee and snack on The Falcon’s Nest Banquet Hall delicious baked goods while you work step-by-step with Infinity’s instructor Booking Group Parties to create a masterpiece that you for Jamestown Jammer’s & will be proud to display or give as a handmade gift! 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COURTESY PHOTO The intermediate instrumental students of the Young Artists Orchestra and the Youth The cellists of the Young Artists Orchestra Symphony’s highly talented and motivated high (YAO) are shown here rehearsing with •Solar Thermal • Wind • Solar Voltaic school and college musicians rehearse on the coach Nina Karbacha (center) in the lobby • Hydro • Real-Time Data Logging • Consulting stage of the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts of the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts. Authorized Dealer For Prelude Strings, CRYS’s orchestra for Handel’s “Xerxes,” Brahms’s “Hungarian Dance beginning string musicians, will join these two No. 5,” and “Led Zeppelin Reunion.” orchestras for their concert at “The Reg” on David Brugge •716-569-3906 Sunday, May 4, at 4 p.m.. 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FROM THE JAMESTOWN GAZETTE ARCHIVES: Arbor Day Remembered at the Woodlands The editorial, written by Walt Pickut, that sparked Terry Pearson’s New Trees Planted in West Ellicott inspiration for Hooktown’s first step into community activism. Originally published April 1, 2013. Share! Because I Said So? emember tight, maybe you can that? When find some time you somebody can share. In return, Rslapped your little you get to know that hand, took what you your community, had and gave it to people you know and COURTESY PHOTO somebody else with care about, have a little the statement, “Don’t Article Contributed by County. The organization truly cares about less pain, a little more the well-being of its residents, its staff, you know how to comfort or better Heritage and its environment alike. Doug Justham, share?” security. the director of development at Heritage another, it is mutual On April 25, 2014, Western New Yorkers Ministries Management Company, said, “I Sharing never use to the pleasure Isn’t that another celebrate Arbor Day. The purpose of Arbor am pleased that we are finally at a point in seemed nice when or profit of both. way to enjoy your Day is to encourage people to plant and to care this project that we are able to plant trees. for trees. According to About.com, the holiday it meant that. Teaching a child to money, time or your The fact that the timing is coinciding with Unfortunately, that was first celebrated in the State of Nebraska in Arbor Day, just makes the triumph that much share is teaching him food? Billy Graham 1882. Sterling Morton, one of this country’s kind of goofiness by better. Years ago, we started this project with to play. A baseball said, “We are not original pioneers, planted trees immediately the vision of having beautiful trees all around well meaning but game is the best way cisterns made for after moving from his hometown of Detroit, the property. It is satisfying to be able to misguided parents to share your baseball hoarding, we are because “there was no shade from the sun or work through a multi-year project and to see wind, and crops did not grow well in the dry or teachers left a bad with the kids who channels made for a vision become a reality.” impression on a lot earth” of Nebraska. Over the course of his life, don’t have one. So sharing.” When we do Sterling Morton advocated for the planting As development continues to occur in the of us about sharing. I how does that work what we are made for, of and for the caring of trees. So much so, Woodlands, the landscape will continue to think it even set us up with your money? Or nobody has to slap that Nebraska adopted Morton’s birthday, change. Rest assured that Heritage Ministries for the politics that now known as Arbor Day, as an official state will do its part to make sure that the new and your food? Or your our hands to make us resists government holiday. Today, almost every state in the Union existing trees on all of its campuses will be time? do it. It is simply one taking what is ours celebrates the holiday. well cared for always. of life’s pleasures. and giving it to The question of Several years ago, Heritage Ministries broke Heritage Ministries is a non-profit, human- somebody else. sharing just got Even writing is ground at the Woodlands, the independent- service organization that serves the western New York region and employs nearly 800 harder, didn’t it? like that. Our writers and assisted- living residences located on The business of Southwestern Drive in West Ellicott. At the employees. Independent- and assisted-living at the Jamestown’ sharing isn’t supposed (That week time, it was necessary to remove many of the residences for seniors are located at Heritage Gazette each have trees that had been growing there for years Village Retirement Campus in Gerry and at to be “I lose you win” in 2013, The something they want to make way for the new community. The The Woodlands on Southwestern Drive in or “I win-you lose.” Jamestown Gazette to share. Whatever abstraction of trees was a difficult decision to West Ellicott. Rehabilitation and skilled- Real sharing is when invited readers) to a make. However, our experts agreed that it was nursing services are provided at Heritage you find on these I have something and wonderful Springtime important to remove the existing trees, some Village in Gerry, Heritage Park in Jamestown, pages is a gift of and Heritage Green in Greenhurst. For get to keep it by giving Fair hosted by St Susan of which were diseased and were threatened, someone’s rich mind to make way for new, healthy growth. Now, more information, please call Heritage at it away. Steven Tyler, Center designed for or an advertiser who the time has come to restore the assortment of 716.487.6800, visit at www.heritage1886. American singer and just that. Some of my trees that gave the community its name. So far, org or LIKE them at www.facebook.com/ takes great pride in songwriter in the neighbors, maybe fruit and pines trees have been planted. Over HeritageMinistries. having something Boston-based rock some of yours too, the coming days and weeks, passersby will of real value to show notice that many other types of native trees Source: Hernandez, B. (n.d.). Celebrate band Aerosmith, put it have lost jobs, come Arbor Day! History and Origin of Arbor you. Please take it will find their new home in the Woodlands. like this: “If you have a down with a terrible Day. Retrieved April 25, 2014, from About. personally, and as candle, the light won’t illness or have children Heritage Ministries, as its name implies, com: http://homeschooling.about.com/cs/ glow any dimmer if always… has a deep-rooted history in Chautauqua unitssubjhol/a/earthday.htm who simply don’t live I light yours off of in a home where the … Enjoy the read. mine.” grownups have enough Sharing is not food for them. You and Walt Pickut LOOKING FOR EMPLOYEES? changing possession I have enough to share, Editor from one person to or if money’s a little The Jamestown Gazette Search for prospective employees throughout Warren, Chautauqua, & Cattaraugus Counties! The Jamestown Gazette makes it easy and affordable! Mugs and More! 716 • 484 • 4155 Find your future employee! CALL TODAY! Let Us Help You Promote Your Business and Events! 716.484.4155

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Neighborhoods CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE autumn of 2013: “To provide So far, fifteen neighborhood nutritious food, warm clothing homeowner clusters across and or other necessities of life Jamestown have come into to deserving individuals or being over the past three years. families in our community “Through group effort and during the holiday season and creative brainstorming, these winter months.” While their primary goal remains a holiday neighborhood clusters have project, some neighborhood started wonderful grassroots and downtown Warren projects,” Maxwell added. They sidewalk beautification have organized beautification projects are now slated for projects and environmentally springtime, too. conscious activities and they The small Hooktown have held some wonderful neighborhood group started PHOTOS BY THE JAMESTOWN GAZETTE neighborhood block parties, by asking friends to donate a Three Hooktown musicians, Jim Sturdevant, Doug Wood, Music Downtown sidewalk scene built by caring Hooktown too. mere $2 a week. By November Shop owner and Danny Imig, caring Hooktown neighbors. volunteers. the group had grown to 56 Invitation people and their account sharing is at the heart of all have walked the same path their neighborhood gardens. Neighborhood Projects The core concept of these new tallied more than $5000. “We neighborhood philanthropy. with the same goal, knowing “It’s really nice to share According to Mary Maxwell, neighborhood movements thought we would raise only any one of us could be the stories and concerns with my Neighborhood Project is: “What is shared within a couple of hundred dollars,” Shared History and Goals next one in need.” Pearson’s neighbors while we pull weeds Associate at the Jamestown neighborhoods is gained by Terry Pearson, one of the Warren and Jamestown share comment clearly applies to together or harvest our green Renaissance Corporation all and lost to none.” Terry charter members, said. They a common recent trend: both Jamestown and Warren. beans.” (JRC), “The JRC has a Pearson in Hooktown, Kurt were delighted to realize they industry and population have decreased in recent decades grant funded program that could help far more than Northside PRIDE Another goal of the Carlson on the Northside and poverty has risen. Both encourages neighbors to work a single family as they had A group of Jamestown citizens Northsiders is neighborhood and Mary Maxwell at JRC communities, with strong on the city’s Northside began fix-up of sidewalks, lots together in improving their originally planned. economic and social interests invite their neighbors in working together in 2006 to and abandoned properties. immediate area. With the in common - even though every neighborhood to have Pearson credits a Jamestown help from the Renaissance they span a state boundary build up neighborhood PRIDE “Everyone should be afforded Block Challenge (RBC), fun together, grow together Gazette editorial of April 1 of line - have made community (Partnerships, Responsibility, a clean, safe place to live and neighborhood clusters are and care for one another. No 2013 (see page 8) - a simple call rebirth a top priority. Investment, Development prosper,” Carlson says. See to sharing - as the inspiration and Encouragement). Interim below for a more in-depth look experiencing revitalization public philanthropy or city for Hooktown’s first step into “This is a neighborhood President Kurt Carlson speaks at Northside PRIDE’s plans through moral support and government can ever do it quite community activism. Personal project where we all know we fondly of working together on and activities. camaraderie.” as well. Jamestown’s Northside PRIDE Taking Neighborhood Ownership Article Contributing by beautify and install an attractive community garden where an abandoned, burned house Kurt Carlson once stood. Northside PRIDE PRIDE is planning to offer a few gardening Northside PRIDE (Partnerships, educational activities as well as two open air Responsibility, Investment, Development harvest dinners. “I can’t say enough about and Encouragement), active since 2006, the benefits of having a community garden recently announced a new, three-year action in our neighborhood,” Carlson added. plan for their neighborhoods. Their primary “Everyone should be afforded a clean, safe focuses include: place to live and prosper.” • Community outreach Northside PRIDE will be participating • Road and sidewalk repair PHOTO COURTESY OF NORTHSIDE PRIDE with The Lillian Dixon Park Build Day on • Rehabilitation or demolition of “Zombie” May 31st as well as Hands-On Jamestown and Chautauqua County Health Network president. My hat goes off to the city’s houses haunting the region Community Clean-Up Day on May 17th, for expanding the “Community Gardens” renewed commitment to work with these kicking off their annual Trash Bash with coffee This spring, PRIDE will complete the program throughout the city and the programs.” and pastries @8:30 A.M. at the Northside final phase of its community garden project, expansion of “Mini Sweeps” by the Housing Since its inception PRIDE has partnered Pride Park on the corner of Grant and 8th adding two more raised beds and two Italian Inspection Program. Plum Trees to its existing twelve gardens and with the city, BPU, DPW, Jamestown St. Anybody interested in participating or mini orchard with an added goal of getting “It’s a visible sign that Jamestown is Renaissance Center, CHRIC, COI, learning more about Northside PRIDE’s more young people gardening this spring and making a concerted effort to improve the BOCES, community volunteers and other initiatives can call 450.7616 or visit their summer. Northside residents also applaud quality of life in the neighborhoods,” said organizations to rehab several houses, blog or Facebook page ; Northside Pride of the Jamestown Renaissance Corporation Kurt Carlson, Northside PRIDE’s interim improve landscaping, fix roads and sidewalks, Jamestown New York. 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oin Me aith Jin the F Matters Kitchen Devotions Eating Lite geared toward feeding kids, focuses HARDSHIP IS ALSO YOUR JOY on including disguised veggies in all AND SALVATION. of her recipes. Mashed cauliflower is mixed in equal parts with mashed In life there are a lot of things potatoes, shredded zucchini sneaks into that are difficult. Marriage can her brownies, and applesauce replaces be hard. Raising children can be the fat (oils or butter) in many of her burdensome. Work can, well, feel like desserts. Adding dried fruits and nuts to work. Rooting for the Buffalo Bills salads and baked goods not only adds is flat-out heartbreaking. BUT… in flavor but nutrition as well. all these things there is also great joy. Moreover, it is in those places that When looking to lighten up a recipe, I we experience the most frustration, Contributing Writer always try to keep the main ingredients Contributing Writer the same, but look to change the other anxiety, and pain that we also find the Vicki McGraw ingredients and cooking methods. If a Pastor Scott Hannon greatest happiness, joyfulness and Elegant Edibles Catering recipe calls for butter, I will substitute St. John Lutheran Church, Amhert, NY value. So it is with faith. s I have mentioned before, I have olive oil or a butter substitute; if it is to aith is hard. In fact, faith is I know faith is hard. It seems like two wonderful sons and a very be deep fried, I will bake or broil. I add particularly hard. Faith is every week that I’m entering hospital loving, supportive husband. extra seasonings, rather than extra salt. often tested by death, disaster, rooms and funeral parlors – that I IA am truly blessed, but it does make I also look for lighter versions of usual Fand disease. Faith is challenged by ingredients, such as skim milk rather hear stories of abuse and addiction me the only female in a house full of tragedy and misfortune. Sometimes – that I encounter sin and struggle males…even the dog is a boy!! Anyone than whole, egg whites rather than faith’s biggest enemy is rhythm and – that I hear of disappointment and in a similar household probably knows whole eggs, and ground chicken rather routine. At other times faith’s foe is devastation. I would be lying if I said where I’m going with this. There is very than ground beef. If you are a little concerned about dramatic changes in political correctness, modernity, and my faith was not tested. Sometimes it little quiet, “girl-time” observed in my the expected flavor, start by substituting relativism. There is no doubt… faith is, because faith is hard. house; no blissful afternoon tea or dainty is hard. finger sandwiches with the crust cut off. half of a nutritious ingredient for the And yet, my faith has also produced No sir, not in the McGraw household. less nutritious part and go from there. At a Bible study a few weeks back I indescribable joy. We like cowboy steaks (rare, of course), Slowly increase the proportion each was asked by a congregation member big-beefy burgers, chicken wings and time until you no longer miss the usual See, faith enables us to look at why the disciples, who watched other “man-food”. ingredient! It really doesn’t take a lot Jesus cure the sick, cast out demons, death and say: you lose. Faith gives of effort to eat healthier, just a little and raise the dead, still struggled to us strength to endure, to battle, to I enjoy cooking all the foods my guys thought ahead of time! press on. Faith is what is digging wells, like, but I am always looking for ways believe in him at the end. I only had Crispy Buffalo Shrimp… building schools, and operating clinics to “lighten them up.” Luckily for me, one answer… faith is hard. It was hard baked, not fried! in remote pockets of this world. Faith they have become increasingly health then, it is hard now. • ½ c hot pepper sauce (I like Franks provides meaning, purpose and drive. conscious, so they don’t argue (much!) Red Hot) In a letter written to men and Faith enables us to hold onto hope in when I change things up…that is, if • ¼ c margarine, melted women who never knew Jesus, but the midst of despair and peace in the they notice at all! Most things that they who had to rely on faith to believe, the would like deep fried, I can bake; it • 1 ¼ c lightly crushed crisp rice cereal midst of pain. • 1 lb uncooked large shrimp, peeled Apostle Peter wrote: does take a little longer, but proves to be Yes, faith is hard, but it is worth it. much healthier! I also try to down size with tails left on Rejoice in this, even if now for a portions (for myself, especially). Taste • Mix hot pepper sauce and margarine If you are wrestling with faith, don’t little while you have had to suffer comes from the food, not the quantity! in small bowl; place crumbs in be too hard on yourself- even Jesus’ various trials, the genuineness You can enjoy a smaller portion just as another bowl. of your faith will result in praise 12 disciples struggled to believe. And much as a huge one and not be miserable • Dip shrimp in sauce mixture and and glory and honor when Jesus may you find one day that your faith after eating! While my guys might have then in crumbs, turning to coat Christ is revealed (even though, – though it was tested by fire – is your a big burger and a small salad, I’ll go for evenly. Place in single layer on like gold, your faith has been joy and your salvation. the reverse…big salad, small burger. I sprayed baking sheet. • Bake at 350° for 20 minutes (or until tested by fire). Although you like to prepare meals while no one is in shrimp are done). Serve with lite blue have not seen him, you love him; Don’t stop believing, the kitchen; that way I can lighten up cheese and celery sticks. and even though you do not see Pastor Scott recipes and they never know! Replacing him now, you believe in him and fat filled ingredients with lighter versions For more inspiration and insights from and sneaking in vegetables can make a To read more of Vicki McGraw’s rejoice with an indescribable and commentaries on good cooking, fine glorious joy, for you are receiving Pastor Scott’s past columns, please visit big difference nutritionally, and never be www.jamestowngazette.com and click on recipes and perfect party treats, visit the outcome of your faith, the noticed at the table. the Faith Matters page. The Jamestown www.jamestowngazette.com and click on salvation of your souls. Many cookbooks today are dedicated Gazette is proud to present our county’s Join Me in the Kitchen’s own page. The to food deception…Jerry Seinfeld’s Jamestown Gazette is proud to present our Peter proclaims to a people most creative and original writers for wife, Jessica, wrote Deceptively Delicious county’s most creative and original writers whose faith has been tested: THIS your enjoyment and enlightenment. [HarperCollins, $24.95], which is for your enjoyment and enlightenment. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 14 www.JamestownGazette.com PUZZLES / SPORTS April 28, 2014 AH FINALLY! I CAN’T WAIT TO

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Week of 4/28/14 - 5/4/14 Jose Fernandez Living up to High Expectations Nick Trussalo • 716.499.5159 • [email protected] • www.nicktrussalo.com • 716.499.5159 [email protected] Trussalo Nick • April 28, 2014 All Rights Reserved. Trussalo. © Nick Futures Game, and was named the 2012 Marlins Minor League PUZZLES Pitcher of the Year. At just 20 years old, Jose Edited by Margie E. Burke  Fernandez was called up to the Difficulty : Medium Marlins at the start of the 2013   season. Fernandez started 28 HOW TO SOLVE: games for the Marlins in 2013,   compiled a 12-6 record, and   Contributing Writer racked up 187 strikeouts. On  top of that, he was named the Cody Crandall     National League Rookie of the  et’s face it. There are going Month twice, was selected to the    to be extremely high National League All Star team, Week of 4/28/14 - 5/4/14  expectations for any first finished third in the National   League Cy Young Award voting,  Lround draft pick in Major League   Baseball. All eyes throughout an and won the National League Rookie of the Year Award. (Answer appears elsewhere organization will be on that first   in this issue) round draft pick to see if he can Things have been going quite    live up to those expectations, well for Fernandez to start the and handle the challenge of Copyright 2014 by The Puzzle Syndicate 2014 season too. As of April professional baseball. This is 22nd, he is already 3-1 with a especially true in today’s MLB for 1.99 ERA. His best outing to The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke pitchers. Pitchers selected high this point has been against the 1234 5678 9 10 11 12 13 ACROSS in the draft are PHOTO CREDIT JAMESTOWN JAMMERS Atlanta Braves. 1 Arsenal stash 14 15 16 expected to Fernandez 5 Land unit 17 18 19 rise up through 9 Philatelist's hurled 8 purchase 20 21 22 23 an organization shutout 14 ChurchSolution bell to Sudoku and contribute 24 25 26 27 innings, and sound  to the Major struck out 14 15 "Iliad" setting 28 29 30 31 32 League squad 16 Pretender  Braves in a 33 34 35 36 37 38 17 Munro pen name quickly. This is Marlins 1-0 18 Make simpler 39 40 41 42 a lot to ask of win. 19 Proverbial        43 44 a young man waste-maker  who either just The 20 Choose 45 46 47 48 49 accolades have 22 80's TV butler  graduated from 50 51 52 53 54 55 24 Clothing line? high school, piled up for          JOSE FERNANDEZ 26 Will beneficiary 56 57 58 59 60 61 or is coming Jose Fernandez 27 Cargo unit  62 63 64 65 from college. after just one 28 Salon supply  full season in the Major Leagues. 30 Pesky spectator 66 67 68 However, it is safe to say that Jose 33 Second-place Fernandez of the Miami Marlins It will be a pleasure to watch him 69 70 71 finisher has exceeded all of the typical continue to grow and get better 35 Help for the Copyright 2014 by The Puzzle Syndicate in a league where he is already poor expectations of a first round draft 39 Dole in '96, e.g. 65 Wash up 10 Pond critter 38 Whole bunch pick, and then some. considered one of the best young 40 Hardship 66 Inbox item 11 Strong suit 40 Twitch pitchers today. The first step of 43 Boilermaker part 67 Fairy tale villain 12 Subway system 41 Wander about The Marlins drafted the Fernandez’s impressive journey 44 "A History of 68 Topmost point 13 Hog the mirror 42 Dole out eighteen year old Fernandez began right here in Jamestown at _____" (Viggo 69 Before the bell 21 Greedy type 44 YMCA "People" 14th overall in the 2011 Major Diethrick Park. One of the most Mortensen film) 70 Budget item 23 Kin of "i.e." 46 Every 12 League Baseball draft. After 45 Awe-inspiring 71 Fender flaw 25 Sorvino of the months electric and exciting pitchers in 49 Morning big screen 47 Test for teens he was drafted, interestingly Major League Baseball today moisture 28 Lackluster 48 Minor quake enough, he was assigned to the once donned a Jammers uniform. 50 Animal pouch DOWN 29 Christmas 50 Shopping binge Jamestown Jammers. Fernandez Jose Fernandez is another great 53 British nobleman 1 Church area season 51 Bakery lure made his first professional start 54 Rock covering 2 Bona fide 31 Frank's place 52 Groucho Marx example of the top notch talent for the Jammers that season, and 56 Behind closed 3 Add up 32 Enthusiastic trademark that has played in Jamestown. doors 4 Pie serving review 55 Dinner course made one start in rookie ball. He 59 Musical "hush" 5 Wolfed down 34 Benchmark 57 Wedding wear then moved on to pitch for the Cody Crandall is an intern at the 62 Jolly fellow? 6 Type of cake 36 Printing 58 Fishy story Greensboro Grasshoppers of the Jamestown Gazette. To read more 63 Palindromic term 7 Floral fruit orientation 60 Tied up of address 8 Shoe part 37 Blind trio 61 Student's book Class A South Atlantic League, of his insights, commentaries, and 9 Geometric figure 64 Happened upon and the Jupiter Hammerheads news about the world of sports of the Class A Florida State and the Jamestown Jammers, visit League in 2012. During that www.jamestowngazette.com. The 2012 season, Fernandez won the Jamestown Gazette is proud to Friend Us On South Atlantic League Pitcher of present our county’s most creative the Week twice, was selected to and original writers for your FACEBOOK participate in the 2012 All-Star enjoyment and enlightenment. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE April 28, 2014 SPORTS www.JamestownGazette.com 15 FAST TRACK TO FITNESS The sports writer “Conscious Eating” – Appetite vs Hunger

skip meals or greatly reduce that stimulate cravings, and Notes from Spring Training daily food intake, and ignore log them. hunger, our metabolic rate Step 2: in Myrtle Beach will slow down and impair Intense thoughts and any weight loss strategy. emotions that trigger cravings are usually short-lived. If Myrtle Beach, home of High School Portion sizes have a craving occurs, distract spring break baseball), but you increased by 15-70% over the yourself by doing an activity, past 40 years in America. We calling a friend, playing with cannot rebuild your high school have lost track of standard a pet, anything that doesn’t jersey and hat. Try telling your coach size and now consume more involve food. that you forgot your away-jersey and calories than ever before. watch the volcano erupt…no thank Contributing Writer You can reduce caloric intake Step 3: If the craving still persists, then control the you. I’m sure there are plenty of boys and not feel deprived. You who could pack efficiently, and mine Carolyn Wilcox can reduce your portion food choices. This strategy V.I.E. Fitness Owner size by up to 30% by simply is beneficial when dealing could probably pull it off 6 out of serving your meals on with junk food and candy. 10 times, but that’s not a risk worth pring Break and Easter Only choose from 2 drinks, are behind us, and smaller plates and your taking. drinks in small glasses when appetizers, desserts or candy. Contributing Writer summer season is upon — I’d guess very few kids without Sus. Now is the time to get you eat at home. A reduction It takes 21 days for a habit Bill Burk a license have a real sense of what serious about shedding our of only 100 calories a day to form. Try these simple will result in a healthy, long- a seven hour drive is until they are vacation weight gain and strategies for that period, then term weight loss of over 10 Day 1: Moving Day. winter flab by cleaning up our longer periods. Before you force-belted into a car seat for that pounds a year! diet and getting some daily know it you will be on your — There is almost nothing like the long, and even then they don’t get exercise. Another effective strategy way to curbing your appetite anticipation of loading up a vehicle, it because they are able to distract is making the convenient and winning your weight loss themselves with things like music, Let’s start with diet, and crammed to the windows with items foods that trigger cravings battle. the difference between both necessary and superficial, and movies, the license-plate game and in the absence of hunger, appetite and hunger. Statistics courtesy: spilling food into seat cracks. Their more inconvenient. driving away from the familiar. They Appetite can trigger mindless NASM (National Academy initial excitement melts into anxiety Mindless overeating - giving say familiarity breeds contempt, and eating when we see displays Sports Medicine, USA) then quiet resolve, and by “quiet into cravings – sets us up this has been a winter that has pressed or smell aromas of enticing for feelings of guilt and that point, grinding and frigid beyond resolve” I mean they go to sleep. foods. This is the main To read more of Carolyn’s disappointment at not having cause of over-eating in the advice on healthy eating, memory, a winter of our discontent — As per “overnight-travel rest- willpower to resist. Instead of USA. Hunger is a biological fitness, and living visit www. and fit for glaring contempt. 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You are invited to take a photographic tour of the beautiful Allegheny National Forest. On May 2 at the Audubon Center & Sanctuary’s First Friday Lunch Bunch, U.S. Forest Service employee Kathleen COURTESY PHOTO Creek will present “Exploring the Allegheny National Forest.” Article Contributed by and charity is a great way to build a better COURTESY PHOTO community around them. The money donated Beginning at 11 a.m., Creek will share Jamestown Public Schools to Pennies 4 Paws will greatly impact what we The U.S. Forest Service employee, do and what we're able to offer the community. photographs she has taken in the Forest, Kathleen Creek is pictured here with a State Game Lands, State Parks and Lincoln Elementary School recently raised The kids are helping build something special Northern Goshawk. $344.53 for the Chautauqua County Humane private lands throughout the Allegheny here and we hope they return as they get older." Society's (CCHS) "Pennies 4 Paws" campaign. region. Her subject matter includes Service since 2005 in various capacities The Lincoln PTA then matched that amount The third and fourth grades voted on the wildflowers, birds, wildland firefighting, including biological technician, wildland for a total donation of $700. local charity that should receive the money. waterfalls, and beautiful landscape fire fighter and forestry technician. She The two-week event included collecting scenery. "It is awesome to see so many young people change from classrooms and during meals with is also a former volunteer at Jamestown and their parents coming together for a great Audubon. the daily progress charted on "paws" in the Born and raised in Warren, cause. We are truly grateful for what the kids at cafeteria. Pennsylvania, Creek graduated from Following the program, coffee and Lincoln and their PTA were able to do for the animals here at CCHS," said Edwin Rodriguez, "I brought in change from home," said SUNY College of Environmental Science tea will be provided for a BYO brown Jr., CCHS Director of Communications. Lincoln Elementary School student Katelyn and Forestry with a Bachelor of Science bag lunch. The fee for attending is $8 "Children are born with a strong sense of Rhodes. "We got our dog Jasper from the in Forest Ecosystem Science in 2004. She or $6 for Friends of the Nature Center. charity and compassion. Harnessing those Humane Society and by giving some money I has been working with the U.S. Forest Reservations are not required. characteristics early through volunteerism am helping other dogs."

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Wits N’ Giggles Stand-Up Comedy’s Best of Series continues on Friday May 2 at the Jamestown Savings Bank Arena with a start time of 7:30 p.m. The May 2 edition of Wits n' Giggles will be headlined by returning comedian Bill Boronkay. The following is “The Authorized Biography” sent from Bill himself: "Once one of the country's fastest rising sportscasters, Bill Boronkay enjoyed stops in Clarksburg, WV, Evansville, IN and Kansas City before finally landing in sunny Cleveland, COURTESY PHOTO OH where he was assigned various hazardous Pictured left to right are Jamestown Rotarian Foundation co-chair Dudley Ericcson, duties. Along the way, Boronkay won 5 President Sharon Hamilton and Paul Harris Fellows Jay and Lisa Yaggie. Emmy's, one of which is proudly displayed in BILL BORONKAY Jay Yaggie also was born in Jamestown, his mother's home office behind a lamp. Article Contributed by After a failed audition with ESPN (a mirror Wits n' Giggles is an 18 & up show and graduating from Cornell University with will feature a light menu along with servers Jamestown Noon Rotary Club was involved), Bill reevaluated his career and a degree in Operations Research and took off in lukewarm pursuit of his true 14th to accommodate the guests and give them Industrial Engineering. dream, and stand up. the opportunity to enjoy food and beverages. The Jamestown Noon Rotary Club Sully’s Irish Pub, located in the Arena will be Boronkay continues to work in Cleveland recently honored Rotarian Lisa Yaggie open for dinner before the show and will host Jay has worked for Citibank, AT&T, TV, hosting the, "High School Sports Insider" and her husband Jay with individual Paul free live music from Cindy Haight following Andersen Consulting, Accenture, on SportsTime Ohio. Harris Fellow awards. and Avanade and now is the director the comedy show. In 2011, Bill cut back his media work Week of 4/28/14 - 5/4/14 A Jamestown native, Lisa is the Human of American Business Consulting for to increase travel and share his less than Tickets for the comedy series are $10 Resources/Payroll Manager at Southern HP. He currently sits on the boards of remarkable life experiences as a never presale and $12 on the day of the show. They Tier Brewing Company. She has worked Chautauqua Striders, Southwestern married, middle aged man." are available now at www.jamestownarena. com, the Arena Box Office or by calling 716- more than 18 years in the human resources Schools Education Foundation and is Opening for Boronkay will be Dan Brown, 484-2624. management field around the country as Past President of the Southwestern Area an up and coming comedian from Brooklyn, her husband’s job took the family from Sports Youth Baseball League. New York who now resides in Cleveland, Ohio. There is also a special $5 ticket for students New Jersey to Dayton to Doylestown, PA, with a valid college ID. The couple has a son Jason who is Although those two will be enough for and Canberra, Australia, before coming a freshman at Southwestern Central one show, two more local comedians will hit LIKE the Jamestown Savings Bank to back to Jamestown. Lisa has worked Schools. The family has hosted several the Arena Club stage. Beefy Laughs and Eric Arena on Facebook, follow us on Twitter for Dean Witter Trust Company, Medical Rotary foreign exchange students Basile will be featured as local talent, while @jamestownarena and log onto www. Economics, NCR Corporation, Inscape the show will be hosted by everyone's favorite jamestownarena.com for event updates and Edited by Margie E. Burke and Blackstone. in their home over their time in the emcee, Robb Will. special offers. Jamestown area. Difficulty : Medium Mrs. Yaggie is an Allegheny College The presentation of Paul Harris Fellow   graduate and volunteers as a board member HOW TO SOLVE: of the local American Red Cross chapter; recognition is the Rotary Foundation’s AUCTION chair of the United Way industrial division; way of expressing its appreciation for the   member of the United Way Allocations Yaggie family’s sizeable contributions to 18 Hole Golf Course  the humanitarian and education programs  Committee; member of the St. Luke’s  Vestry; and member of Crèche. Mrs. of the Rotary Foundation. 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Passing through the entry way, patrons are greeted with a sense of an era passed. The scent of fresh baked breads and sweet rolls waft through the air, as the dining room fills with hungry diners. Home cooked meals are paired with a shopping experience like no other. Rows of candles, trinkets, and more adorn the shelves in the spacious gift COURTESY PHOTOS shop, a treasure of Victorian and Country themed items. Owner Debbie White takes pride in providing excellent A vast collection of candles available at The impressive front of The Dutch Village cuisine in the midst of such wonderment. The Dutch Village The Dutch Village Gift Shop. Restaurant and Gift Shop. Restaurant is more than just an eatery - it’s an experience. gifts, and more, the shop is a destination in its self. hundred seniors each week. On Mother’s Day, the The Dutch Village has undergone many transitions “It complements the restaurant,” Debbie says with a restaurant is delighted to offer a special Mother’s Day throughout its lifetime. “The restaurant was originally a smile. “The men are happy they get a good meal, and dinner buffet from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. tack and harness shop,” Debbie explains. Opened in the then women are happy they get to look around.” The late 1800s by owner, J.W. Newhouse, the shop also sold gentlemen are not forgotten in the shop, as there is a The Dutch Village Restaurant and Gift Shop is located bicycles at one time from this quaint location. In 1928, special “Men’s Room” chocked full of items related at 8729 E. Main Street in Clymer, NY. They are open from the building was split down the middle, providing new to hunting, fishing, and more. Perusing the shelves, 6 am to 8 pm Monday through Friday, and from 6 am to 4 opportunities for the resourceful business. The division everyone can find something special at the Dutch Village. allowed for a restaurant to operate in half of the building, pm on Sundays. For more information, or to sign up for the while the harness shop continued on. There have been The food is also a good reason to visit; with fresh VIP program, visit http://www.dutchvillagerestaurant. many updates since this unique beginning, such as made bread, sweet rolls, pies, and more, the baked goods net/. Stop into shop, and stay for the food: experience the additions and the inclusion of a spacious gift shop. “My alone are a draw. “We make 60 to 80 loaves of bread a Dutch Village. mom purchased it in 1980 – she was here for 12 years,” day and several fresh baked pies. Every other day, we make sweet rolls.” The menu provides a full selection, Debbie recalls. “In 1992, I purchased it from her.” With The Jamestown Gazette is proud to recognize our dealers, from breakfast, lunch and dinner, to their expansive six a long-reaching history, an intricate story, and a desire to outstanding corporate citizens of our county. This week, the page gluten-free menu. For those looking to sample a bit serve customers, excellence remains a strong foundation Gazette especially thanks The Dutch Village Restaurant for this iconic diner. of everything, the restaurant features a large breakfast buffet on Sundays, with a multitude of choices for the and Gift Shopfor faithfully carrying The Jamestown The gift shop includes 4000 square feet of pure brunch crowd. Monday nights feature a senior’s buffet, Gazette, The People’s Paper, for the benefit and enjoyment of shopping euphoria. With a wide selection of trinkets, providing a night of fun and food, drawing in over a their customers, our readers.

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