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Federally insured by NCUA Chautauqua Marketing Solutions, LLC The People’s Paper. Vol. 4 • No. 29 | Week of July 21, 2014 JAMESTOWN BRINGS BACK the Wild Wild West! Article by cowboys and beautiful cowgirls will perform Roman riding, trick riding and Walt Pickut roping, knife throwing, whip cracking and sharp shooting. And, to top it all Buffalo Bill Cody brought his globe off, a demonstration of rarely seen and circling Wild West show tour to James- always amazing to city slickers, chicken town and set up camp here at least seven hypnosis. Tom Bishop bills it all as good times. Each time, he performed for the old fashioned family fun. The 4B Ranch show will be followed town with his thousand-strong posse A by a rifle salute to U.S. Medal of Honor nts of horse-riding, trick-roping and sharp winner, William F. Cody. ? shooting cowboys and Indians. Tom Bishop’s Wild West was found- This week Buffalo Bill’s family is Guaranteed ed three generations ago in 1912. This Results coming back! “Jamestown is the most all-Canadian troupe is particularly de- amazing town I’ve seen,” Suzanna Cody, lighted to join the Cody family in James- a 4x-great Cody descendant, explained town, honoring Buffalo Bill’s Toronto- Ehrlich enthusiastically, preparing for the 2014 born father. They have delighted crowds Pest Control Cody Family Reunion at the Gateway on three continents for more than a Train Station, July 24 to 27. FREE century. ESTIMATES 800-331-BUGS The Western Parade The Heritage The Buffalo Bill Cody Western -Pa Buffalo Bill became one of America’s We take tree care seriously... rade will trot, prance and march through most admired international celebrities downtown Jamestown on Saturday in the late 19th and early 20th centuries morning, July 26, starting at 9:00 am when he toured Great Britain, Germany, with horses, cowboys, cowgirls, antique Spain, Italy and many other European wagons and stagecoaches, cars, march- countries, many times, with his Wild ing bands and more. West, cowboy themed shows. He show- After the parade, at approximately cased other western stars, too, including 10:15, immediately in front of the train the Lakota Indian Chief Sitting Bull and station on Second Street, Tom Bishop the famous cowgirl sharpshooter, Annie and the 4B Ranch, will put on a show Oakley. Some historians claim Buffalo Fully Insured Professional Service in the grand style of Buffalo Bill Cody TOM BISHOP’S 4-B RANCH himself. The 4B Ranch’s handsome BUFFALO BILL CODY, PG. 17 Tangier demonstrates his high rear as rider Sally holds on tight. Jim Roselle: The Best Times of My Life Tree Removal Stump Removal A Memoir by Jim Roselle with Walt Pickut Tree Trimming Lot Clearing Skid Steer Services Article Contributed by sations like the one with a young Arkan- Tree Planting sas governor named Bill Clinton, the U.S. Logging Log Loads www.jimroselle.com Poet Laureate, Billy Collins, and legendary (for Split your own firewood) songstress Judy Collins. Meet the woman Call for a free no obligation estimate The story is out! Everybody wants to who was once Britain’s top spymaster, the (716) 736-3963 / (814) 725-1650 know the man who knows everybody: Meet preacher who threw a birthday party for a Jim Roselle. Honolulu prostitute and the Israeli sniper Jim’s life story is now in print. Like so who became America’s most famous sex many other great Americans, Jim was the therapist. Jim has unfailingly revealed the IN THIS ISSUE son of immigrants who wanted to give their real people behind the fame and the celeb- World Series of Cars...... 2 children a better life. This new, long awaited rity. In The Best Times of My Life, eavesdrop Editor’s Message...... 3 memoir, The Best Times of My Life, follows on 40 of his more than 1,800 Chautauqua Upcoming Events...... 4 Jim from his Depression era boyhood in Institution interviews and hundreds of Community...... 5-7 a humble Jamestown neighborhood on hometown broadcast conversations culled Employment...... 8-9 Franklin Street to journalistic and broadcast- from the WJTN archives. Chautauqua County Fair ...... 10-11 ing eminence interviewing the most famous The introduction, penned in person- Seniors...... 12-13 people on Earth. Jim Roselle brought their al tribute by Jim’s good friend and well Puzzles...... 14 stories, their adventures and their deep- known political satirist, Mark Russell, Sports...... 14-15 est thoughts into our living rooms, our car opens the book with the kind of folksy, Business...... 16-18 radios and even a few milking barns for 40 homespun humor that animates many of Around Town...... 19 years from Chautauqua Institution and for Jim’s personal stories throughout The Best 60 years on WJTN 1240 AM Jamestown. Times of My Life. Jim never lost touch with Share many of Jim’s successes and recogni- his community and his lifelong friends; tions, including his 2010 induction into the their stories are told with affection and VISIT US New York State Broadcaster’s Hall of Fame, with the same respect and admiration as ONLINE and read his fascinating personal life story. any of his most famous guests. “I didn’t www.JamestownGazette.com In The Best Times of My Life, Jim recalls memorable and historic conver- JIM ROSELLE, PG. 6 Choose WCA Hospital For Your Radiology Care Offering the latest advances in radiology diagnostic care including, New low dose CT Imaging, MRI & Breast MRI, PET, Ulstrasound Services, Bone Denistometry, Same Day Mammograms, Nuclear Medicine, and general diagnostic radiology care. We schedule around your busy life! Convenient Daytime, Evening & Saturday Hours. 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A World Series Doubleheader! 4819 Route 474 Ashville, NY 14710 Babe Ruth Baseball and Antique Cars Auto Repair PIKE’SPIKE’S Auto & Marine Auto Repair & Detailing Detailing M-F: 8-5 Under Coating Sat: 9-2 763-8945 Bed Lining FINN’S Auto Sales & Service Expert Subaru Repair & Sales Patrick Finnerty JR. - Owner COURTESY PHOTO 5982 Niobe Road, Panama 716.782.3707 Article by The All-American Game Baseball, the all-American pastime, has be- Home Town Owned & Operated Walt Pickut come the time-honored team-spirit, character- Randolph Knowledgeable and friendly customer service. building sport played on sand lots band major- PPG Paints • Batteries • Shocks •Bedliners • Exhaust Systems • Fenders Auto Mon, Tues, Wed 8-5 • Thurs & Fri 8-5:30 • Sat 8-1 Chautauqua County’s spectacular World Se- league diamonds across the nation since its 18 Jamestown St • Randolph ries of Cars returns to Jamestown’s Bergman Park invention 175 years ago. In the same great Ameri- Supply for its 31st year on Sunday, July 27, 8 a.m. to 5 can spirit, the Babe Ruth organization strives to Batteries p.m., to carry on its great tradition in support of make its World Series open to all young players For Lawn Mowers, regardless of their hometown or economic status. the Babe Ruth League World Series. rVs & Boats! The Chautauqua Lake Region Antique Au- “No team or player pays for their travel or lodg- tomobile Club of America (AACA) first estab- ing expenses, no matter who they are or where (716) lished in 1957, has been hosting and sponsor- they come from,” said Diethrick. “The Babe Ruth 358-6222 ing this famous car show for 26 years. For 2014, league makes sure no player is ever excluded for fi- however, the Babe Ruth World Series organizers nancial reasons.” The Babe Ruth League costs are are partnering with AACA mentors in organizing fully covered by events like the car show and the and running the car show. generous support of the city, area merchants and citizens. “Everybody puts their best foot forward, Terminal Collision Big Impact and it really always makes a difference for these Since this long-running Babe Ruth/Car Show young players,” Diethrick added. “Serving Jamestown Since 1956” collaboration began, more than $250,000 has been raised for the Jamestown Babe Ruth World Competition and Prizes We can help with all those touch ups Series. The Babe Ruth committee has hosted 14 Baseball and antique cars will also have com- to make your car or boat shine for the summer! Babe Ruth World Series events in Jamestown petition a common at Bergman Park. Cars will be since 1980. The local business community has judged in 46 individual and distinct classes with 881 Foote Avenue estimated that the Babe Ruth World Se- special awards and trophies awarded. Jamestown, NY 14701 Phone (716) 483-1919 ries alone has delivered has delivered Classes include street machines a $1.2 million economic impact to which include any car with a the greater Jamestown region. modified chassis, exterior, en- gine or interior; sports cars; An Impressive Collection individual competitions for As of last year’s car show Corvettes and Thunder- the oldest antique car on birds; motorcycles; display, magnificently race cars (de- restored to mint signed and built and running for competition); condition, was a all cars up to 1934; 111-year-old, 1902 Model As and many Ford, according to more categorized by Russ Diethrick, who production year or modi- is also credited with fication. a seminal role in establishing the 13-year-old In addition, special awards will be given, such PETE CRESANTI AUTO DETAILING player classification in the World Series. The 2014 as the George Stetko Memorial Award for Best of nd show could have as many as 500 cars on display Show (antique), the Don Gage Memorial Award 116 22 St throughout Bergman Park, the exact number and the Les Ostrander Memorial Award for the EXOTIC MOTORS Jamestown depending on weather and late exhibitor registra- oldest running car. The late Les Ostrander, many tions, kept open until the morning of the show. friends and antique car enthusiasts will recall, was Protect Your Investment This show is very important to automobile once the proud owner of Babe Ruth’s own luxury restorers who take great care to make each and automobile. All awards given at 4:30. Summer Special Hand Wash & Wax, Clean Interior, Windows In & Out $ every car as perfect as it can be. “Some of those The 2013 Best of Show winners were the J.B. Offer good up to 8/31/14 (Additional Charge for Larger Vehicles) cars are even better today than the day they came Bell 1967 Camaro and of the Al Thieme 1958 60 off the assembly line,” Diethrick explained. Some Ford. 716-664-6624 antique car restorers even lovingly hand-fabricate every car part they can. Recognizing the popular- Admission ity of antique restoration, some auto manufactur- Gates open at 8 am and the show will con- Phone ers still make and maintain stocks of historic parts tinue until 5 pm. A suggested donation of $3/ for aftermarket repairs, especially for the antique ticket (under 12 admitted FREE) will benefit the 814.563.7120 car restoration market. Babe Ruth World Series. Attendees should retain The World Series of Cars will also be sponsor- their ticket stub (deposited before 3:30 PM) for Fax ing their traditional flea market featuring dozens the World Series of Cars Door Prize Drawing. At- of craft and commodity merchants. Food conces- tendees must be present to win. 814.563.7105 sions with carnival food for every taste will be Find the Babe Ruth World Series on Facebook open all day and a Chicken Bar-B-Que will be on at: Jamestown BRWS. To learn more, call John 4800 Matthews Run Road the grill from 12 until 4 p.m. Don’t miss it! Bauer at (716) 664-0494. Youngsville, PA 16371 JAMESTOWN GAZETTE July 21, 2014 EDITOR’S MESSAGE www.JamestownGazette.com 3 ice cream • sundaes • milkshakes • burgers Jensen-Haglund Memorials fries • hot dogs • and more!

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ditor’s Message The People’s Paper. E Publisher...... Stacey Hannon Editor...... Walt Pickut Graphic Designer / Account Executive...... Lori Byers Graphic Designer / Layout...... Nick Trussalo Sports Writer...... Bill Burk Sports Writer / Intern...... Cody Crandall Dealer Showcase...... Katrina Fuller The Account Executive...... Stacey Hannon Circulation Manager...... Mark Hannon Future Circulation...... James Jarosz CONTRIBUTING WRITERS of Carolyn Wilcox...... Fast Track to Fitness Discriminate Diners...... Restaurant Review Janet Wahlberg...... Finding Your Family Joanne Tanner...... Down to Earth History Katrina Fuller...... Life & Times of a Modern Housewife Pastor Scott Hannon...... Faith Matters Pastor Shawn Hannon...... Faith Matters Does history have a future? This week the Jamestown Gazette invites Vicki McGraw...... Join Me in the Kitchen Across the nation and around the world our readers to spend a day back in about 1885 QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS with Buffalo Bill Cody and the Wild, Wild Write to us at: museums are struggling today. We live in an PO Box 92 age which values actions. Static displays of ob- West and, while you’re having fun with the Jamestown, New York 14702 jects, whether they are pottery or paintings or cowboys and cowgirls, look at the future they Tyrannosauri, draw smaller crowds than they OFFICE: 716-484-7930 created for us. FAX: used to. The newest museums are interactive, 716-338-1599 engaging and participatory. Their values of free enterprise, self-deter- Contact us... mination, bravery and an oh-so-solid work News- [email protected] After all, where did history come from? It Information- [email protected] came from things people did one day - their ethic permeated the Old West and its heroes Events- [email protected] actions and reactions to events and happen- and celebrities. Are we doing the same for our ONLINE: www.jamestowngazette.com ings around them. Historians might find this future? definition a little too simple, but you get the AD DEADLINES: Thursday at 4:00 pm point: stuff to look at in museums didn’t just The great news is contained in reversing [email protected] come into existence one day. an oft quoted old saying. Not only are people DISTRIBUTION: The future of history lies in bringing past who ignore history doomed to repeat it, but The Jamestown Gazette is a locally owned FREE action to life. But did people long ago do people who learn from history have the great weekly community newspaper that reaches residents things just to show up some date in a history and merchants in Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and hope and promise of repeating it. Warren Counties. We build a sense of community book or a museum? Not likely. and pride by providing residents and businesses with They did what they did for the same rea- Stop on down to the Gateway Train Sta- positive stories and timely information that spotlights local residents, organizations and businesses sons we do things today. They had a future in tion, meet a few of Buffalo Bill’s family, thank operating and working together. New issues will be mind that they wanted to get to and some- them for choosing Jamestown for their family distributed to local dealers every Monday. times a past they wanted to escape. reunion this year and see what their his- Brought to you by: For me, the important lessons of history tory can inspire you to do for the future you are a guide to what I will do today. The present, want… it has been said, is called into being by the future we envision. We will make our place in history …and as always, enjoy the read. by aiming today’s actions at the future we LLC want. Walt Pickut So, not only is there a future for history, Editor there is a place in history for our future. The Jamestown Gazette

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COMMUNITY EVENTS: The City Summer Bandshell Concert WARREN AREA EVENTS: Be More Visible... Chautauqua County Fair Series every Wed. 7pm featuring the Music in the Park July 21-27 9am-Chaut. Co Fairgrounds Jamestown Municipal Band Every Friday 7pm Dunkirk, NY Goranson Bandshell in Allen Park, Jmst Soldiers & Sailors Park PLAY 716-366-4752 Now-Aug 6 Struthers Library Theatre: BALL Buffalo Bill Cody's Western Town of Ellery Park Concerts Macbeth: July 24, 25, 26-8pm, In addition to the July 24th 2pm-26th 5pm July 27 2pm Jamestown Gateway Train Station Thursdays 6:30-8:30pm Jive listing...place a You've Been Framed: Aug. 1, 7:30pm 217 W 2nd St., Jmst 2x2 block ad HERE Belle Bash Summer Civil War Rememberance Weekend to get more attention$ 25/wk Auburn for your event!! World Series of Cars Concert Series Aug. 2 & 3 For Only DoubleDAys -Car Show & Flea Market Aug. 12, 6:30-9:30pm 302 West Third Ave., Warren Pa Tues • July 22 • 7:05pm Sunday, July 27, 8am-5pm Pirate Party July 26 Call today! 814-723-7231 Call The Chautauqua Belle Wed • July 23 • 7:05pm Bergman Park, Jamestown 484-7930 78 Water St., Mayville Warren County Fair Vs bAtAViA MuckDogs 31st Annual Sherman Day Celebration 716-269-2355 Aug. 5-9, Pittsfield Pa Sat., Aug. 2 10am 814-563-3565 saT • July 26 • 7:05pm Sherman NY Chautauqua Lake Voices VISIT OUR LOCAL Monday's 6:30-9:30pm Museums • Nature Preserves Russell Diethrick Park The Floating Stage at Italian Fisherman, A'Maiz'ing Corn Festival 46th Annual Fredonia Farm Festival Downtown Youngsville, PA Art Galleries • Concert Halls 485 Falconer St. Jmst Aug. 22-Aug. 24 61 Lakeside Dr., Bemus Point, NY 716-386-7000 Aug. 15-17 and Sports Arenas 716.664.0915 Grand Parade 1pm Sunday www.cornfestyoungsillepa.blogspot.com ART: The 40th annual Chautauqua County Entertainment in the Park AUDUBON NATURE CENTER Woven, Sewn & Pressed Antique Equipment Show Summer Concert Series Seneca Indian Festival at the Dykeman Young Gallery August 15 through 17 Thursday evenings at the Gazebo Aug 30-31 1600 River Side Road • Jamestown, NY Lakeside Park. Mayville 716-753-3113 www.jamestownaudubon2.wordpress.com Now - July 31 1-7pm Antique Equipment Association grounds Wild Woods Animal Park Cemetery Road, Stockton. 12 Woods Ln, Clarendon PA 716.569.2345 100 E 2nd St., Jmst Outrageous Universe Revival Aug. 1 & 2 www.wildwoodsanimalpark.com Third Thursday (6-9pm) Jamestown Regional Celtic Festival & Kevin Cole Farm CHAUTAUQUA SPORTS Arts Event & Concert Series The Gathering of the Clans. 7405 Warner Rd, Panama NY Wild Wind Folk Art & Craft Festival Winter Garden Plaza, right downtown next to Fri., Aug. 22 6-10pm www.ourmusicfest.com Sept. 6 & 7 HALL OF FAME Sat, Aug. 23 9am-10pm 15 W. Third Street • Jamestown, NY the Wine Cellar Warren Co. Fairgrounds, Pittsfield PA Mayville Lakeside Park, Mayville 2nd Annual Musicians Memorial www.wildwindfestival.com www.96thhighlanders.com/festival.html www.chautauquasportshalloffame.org "The Hidden Chautauqua" Aug. 23 & 24, Gates Open: 11am 716.484.2272 Artist Talk July 22 6-7pm (Octagon Gallery) EDUCATIONAL: 10124 Rte 474, Clymer NY BINGO: Exhibit Now-Sept 12 between Wattsburg/Clymer Every Thurs. Night 4pm James Prendergast Library 814-670-9151 FENTON HISTORICAL CENTER The Patterson Library's Octagon Gallery ONGOING BOOK SALE! Pleasant Twp VFD 814-723-5260 67 Washington Street • Jamestown, NY South Portage St., Westfield 484-7135 ext 225 OUTDOOR SPORTS: For Event Days & Times visit: www.fentonhistorycenter.org AUDUBON NATURE EVENTS: Chautauqua Lake Outlet Paddle www.prendergastlibrary.org Every Wednesday thru Aug 27 6:45-9pm 716.664.6256 July 24: Raising Monarchs - 7-9pm McCrea Point Park Boat Landing July 25: MAPS Bird Banding- 6am-12pm HISTORY: Jamestown, NY 716-763-2266 JAMESTOWN JAMMERS July 26: 5K Wild Fenton History Center Brown Bag Aug 2: MAPA Bird Banding 7-11am Lecture: Every Wed., till Oct 8, 12-1pm Women on Wheels Bicycling Russell E. Dietrick Jr. Park Aug 2: "Charming" Bracelet 10am-12pm Walking Tours of Jamestown: Every Wednesday 485 Falconer Street • Jamestown, NY Aug 2: IPhoneography 1-3pm Last Saturdays of mo. til Sept. 12:45-2:45 now -Sept. 24, 2014 www.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t489 FOR MORE INFORMATION Junior History Detectives Camp Non-competitive group rides Beginning July 28th for all levels Farmers Markets 716.664.0915 ON ANY EVENT CALL 569-2345 Fenton History Center WWW.JAMESTOWNAUDUBON.ORG Rotating meeting points 67 Washington St., Jmst [email protected] or Downtown Jamestown Farmers Market 716-664-6256 JAMES PRENDERGAST LIBRARY BINGO: 716-664-4112 Every Thursday til Oct 30 12-6 ART GALLERY Fluvanna Fire Hall Bemus Point Historical Hociety Cherry St. between 2nd & 3rd, Jmst SPORTING EVENTS: 716-664-2477 409 Cherry Street • Jamestown, NY 716-483-8505 A Summer Series: Every Other Sat. 10-4 Big Tree Sportsman's club www.prendergastlibrary.org Every Tuesday Night 7-10pm July 26 "Sharpen the Point" 3D Archery Shoot by Mike Rodgers Village of Falconer's Farmers Market 716.484.1205 July 27, Aug. 3 & Sinclairville Fire Hall Alburtus St. next to BP Fire Hall Aug. 31 for Our Extreme Bowhunter's Every Sat. 9am-2pm thru Oct. 716-962-2025 Course Davis Park, Main St. JAMESTOWN SAVINGS BANK ARENA Every Wednesday Night 7pm Lake View Cemetery Summer Tour Series 5207 Walltonian Rd, Ashville, NY across from the Community Bank 319 W. Third Street • Jamestown, NY Legendary Locals- July 22 6-8pm (Off Hoag Rd, at the tunnel) bldg & Library BOOKCLUB: Lake View Cemetery-Jmst www.jamestownarena.com Budddist Book Group 716-665-3206 Auto Racing-Dirt Track Racing Fredonia Farmers Market 716.484.2624 Prendergast Library – Fireplace room. Every Sat through Aug. 30 7-11pm Saturdays 9am-1pm til Oct 25 MOVIES: State Line Speedway Second and Fourth Wednesdays Movies at the Reg: Downtown Fredonia, Church St. of the month 7pm till 8:15 4150 Kortwright Rd, Jmst. LUCILLE BALL - "We Are The Best!" 716-664-2326 716-680-2844 DESI ARNAZ MUSEUM A Path With Heart by Jack Kornfield July 23 8pm, July 20 2pm 2 W. Main Street • Jamestown, NY "Rio 2" 70th Gerry Rodeo Lakewood Farmers Market COMEDY: July 26 10am (sensory friendly) Sponsored by Gerry Vol. Fire Dept. Every Tuesday 2-6 til Sept. www.lucy-desi.com The Lucy Desi Center for Comedy presents... July 27 2pm (family matinee) July 30-Aug. 2 140 Chautauqua Ave., Lakewood 716.484.0800 CAROLINE RHEA-Aug. 7 8pm "Enemy" July 26 & 30, 8pm www.gerryrodeo.org for info. 716-763-8557 TOM COTTER-Aug. 8 8pm "Chef" Aug. 2 & 6 pm, Aug. 3 2pm JAY LENO - Aug. 9, 8pm (SOLD OUT) 116 E Third St, Jmst SUPPORT GROUPS: LUCILLE BALL LITTLE THEATER 716-664-2465 Sherman Farmers Market LUCIE ARNAZ-Aug. 9 10:30p Hilltop Wellness Collaborative Saturdays 10am-2pm -end of Aug 18 E. Second Street • Jamestown, NY Jamestown Savings Bank Arena Men of Action www.lucilleballlittletheatre.org Dipson Theaters 511 N Main St, Jmst Main St., Sherman NY 116 E 3rd St., Jmst 716-484-0800 716-761-7676 716.483.1095 Open Mic Stand Up Comedy Show Lakewood Cinema 8 entrance located on left side of bldg Sully's Irish Pub Chautauqua Mall Cinema I & II 2nd floor-1st Wed. every month at 7pm Warren Mall Cinema III 716-490-3820 Warren PA Farmer's Market Jamestown Savings Bank Arena For information on movies and times: REG LENNA CIVIC CENTER 1st & 3rd Tues.'s 7:30-9pm Midtown Parking Lot 116 E. Third Street • Jamestown, NY www.dipsontheaters.com Caregiver Support Group Every Saturday 8-Noon 2nd Tuesday of the month 1pm www.reglenna.com CHAUTAUQUA INSTITUTION: MUSIC: JAMA 15 S Main St, 2nd fl Westfield Farmers Market 716.484.7070 2014 Season: Now-Aug. 24 Jamestown Savings Bank Arena 3rd Thursday of the month 5:30pm For schedule of events go to Big City FREE Concert Series Fluvanna Community Church, Saturdays 9am-2pm-end of Sept [email protected] Every Friday Night 6:30pm 3363 Fluvanna, Ave. Ext., Jmst Moore Park, Westfield, NY ROBERT H. JACKSON CENTER 716-357-6250 Beginning June 20th - Aug. 22 Maggie Irwin • 716-483-5448 305 E. Fourth Street • Jamestown, NY www.roberthjackson.org 716.665.2473

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If you wonder whether your iPhone can give you better, more interesting photographs than you’ve been taking, the answer is “Yes!” On Saturday, August 2, 2014, at the Audubon Center & Sanctuary’s iPhoneography workshop you can learn from photographer Cathy Panebi- anco how to make artistic photographs with your iPhone. During the 1-3 p.m. class, you will learn to use your iPhone to take, and create, more imaginative photographs. You will learn tips and tricks, new COURTESY PHOTO apps, and creative ways to use your iPhone pho- Instructor Cathy Panebianco took this COURTESY PHOTO tographs. stunning Dragonfly photo with an iPhone. Bring your fully charged iPhone (4 or higher). Article Contributed by military. Funds raised from the BBQ will help Make sure you have an Apple iTunes account so dation, Jessie Smith Darrah Fund, Holmberg these mothers continue their mission to send that you can purchase a couple inexpensive apps. Foundation, Hultquist Foundation, Johnson Cross Roads Farm and care packages to as many soldiers as possible While not required, students may want to down- Foundation, and Lenna Foundation. serving overseas. For more information about load the following before class: Camera Plus The Audubon Center & Sanctuary is at 1600 Craft Market this organization, visit the Blue Star Mothers (camera replacement app), Snapseed (editing Riverside Road, one-quarter mile east of Route of WNY’s informational booth at Cross Roads app), and Hipstamatic. 62 between Jamestown, New York, and Warren, How can you help your neighbors while Farm and Craft Market. Cathy Panebianco is a pet photographer who Pennsylvania. Hours for the Nature Center and checking out some amazing vehicles? Come to What a great way to help two terrific causes loves to take fun, personality-filled portraits. She Blue Heron Gift Shop are 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Mon- Cross Roads Farm and Craft Market’s Cruise and enjoy a day at Cross Roads at the same time! also makes images, both pet and personal work, day-Saturday and Sundays 1-4:30 p.m. Audubon’s Against Hunger, of course! The cruise in will feature door prizes, 50/50 that are shown in galleries, magazines and books. arboretum, gardens, trails, picnic tables, and ex- On Saturday, August 9 from 9 a.m. until drawings, music from the '50s to the '70s, dash You can learn more about her and her work by hibit of Liberty, Audubon’s non-releasable Bald 4 p.m., Cross Roads will host the 3rd annual plaques and goodie bags to the first 50 entrants, visiting her website at www.panebiancophotog- Eagle, are open dawn to dusk daily. "Cruise Against Hunger" classic car and mo- and gorgeous weather. We promise! Visitors raphy.com. Enjoying the outdoors is part of a healthy life- torcycle cruise-in to benefit the Food Bank of and participants can vote for People's Choice, Cost of the class is $39, or $33 for Friends of style. Audubon is partnering with the Chautau- WNY. and are encouraged to bring non-perishable the Nature Center. qua County Health Department to recommend There will be an $8.14 entry fee per car with food for the Food Bank of WNY. For more in- Class size is limited to 15, and paid reserva- the use of DEET or lemon eucalyptus based in- net proceeds going to the Food Bank. Entries formation about the Cruise In or the Food Bank tions are required by Monday, July 28. To register, sect repellents to avoid bites from ticks, mosqui- will be judged in a variety of classes, and pro- of WNY, see http://www.foodbankwny.org/ call (716) 569-2345, stop in, or click on “ipho- toes, and other insects whenever you are outside. ceeds from the cruise-in benefit the Food Bank NewsAndEvents/Events/CruiseAgainstHun- neography” at www.jamestownaudubon.org. For more information on this and all Audu- of WNY. The Food Bank of WNY helps our ger.aspx. Audubon education programs are funded bon programs, call (716) 569-2345 or visit www. neighbors, and Cross Roads wants to help them Open from the first week in May until the last with support from the Carnahan Jackson Foun- jamestownaudubon.org. right back! Saturday before Christmas, Cross Roads Farm In addition, the Blue Star Mothers of West- and Craft Market features food, shopping, beau- ern New York will present a chicken and ribs tiful country views, and fun. The cooperative is barbecue to help raise funds to mail care pack- always looking for more vendors and artists. For ages to service people overseas. The Blue Star more information, visit www.TheCrossRoads- DAV New Officers Installation Mothers are a support group of parents whose Market.com or check out their Facebook page. brave children are serving overseas in the US Stop by on Saturdays from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. COURTESY PHOTO

Article Contributed by er Todd L. See, Jr. Vice Commander Richard Ludovicy, Sgt. of Arms Marty Schroeder, Install- Disabled American Veterans ing Officer , Past Commander Peter Carlo. Not pictured: Chaplin Ray Turk. Veteran members of the Dav Chapter 47 are Robert P. Illig, Chapter 47 of the Disabled invited to attend meetings and be apart of this American Veterans held an installation of new honorable organization. Our motto is "for-get- officers at the Herman Kent Post 777. me-not.” Being installed are Adjutant Richard For information call Commander Paul Frue- Schermerhorn, Treasurer Tom Abbott, Com- hauf at 716-595-2784 (home) or 716-679-6541 mander Paul Fruehauf, Senior Vice Command- (cell).

Fenton Walking Tour for July 26 Article Contributed by the people who made it happen. The tour will begin and end at the Fenton History Center Fenton History Center parking lot. The tour is approximately 1½ hours long. The fee is $10 for potential members and $5 The Chadakoin River is Jamestown’s origi- for Fenton History Center members. The other nal economic engine. All are welcome to join tours offered through the summer are of the “Old Fenton History Center director Joni Blackman Northside” (now downtown area), “Lakeview Av- on the tour along the Chadakoin to learn about enue”, and “Hidden Alleys”. Children up to age the changes over the past two hundred years on 18 are free with a paying adult, limit 2 children per Saturday, July 26 at 1 p.m. starting at the Fenton adult. Tours are offered each Saturday afternoon History Center, 67 Washington St., Jamestown, through the end of September. For more infor- NY. Walkers will learn about the power plant, mation visit www.fentonhistorycenter.org or call the woolen mills, the railroad, the sawmills and 664-6256 for more information. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 6 www.JamestownGazette.com COMMUNITY July 21, 2014 Family Movie and Thriller Will Show at the Reg Lenna

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Article Contributed by Brazil and their adventures with their children screenings are made possible by funding from Seats to all Movies @ The Reg are $5 and and other animals. The film is rated G. A senso- Kiwanis of Jamestown and support from The may be purchased individually or in passes of The Reg Lenna ry friendly showing will be shown on Saturday Resource Center. five or ten in order to avoid lines. Concession July 26 at 11 a.m. (later than normal due to the The mistaken identity thriller, "Enemy" will item may be purchased in a 5 for $5 offer for Center for the Arts Cody Family Reunion parade on 3rd Street.) show on Saturday July 26 and Wednesday July extra savings. At this showing, the lights will be on higher 30 at 8 p.m. Jake Gyllenhaal stars as an average Reg Lenna Center for the Arts is located at The Reg Lenna Center for the Arts contin- and the sound will be lower to accommodate school teacher who meets an actor who is his 116 East Third Street in Jamestown, New York. ues its summer of movies in July! the needs of patrons with Aspberger syndrome, exact double. Their lives become intertwined There is accessible street and ramp parking First up is the animated family movie, "Rio autism or other sensitivity. A Sunday July 27 dangerously when they switch places with each close by. For more information, visit reglenna. 2" - the continuing story of two exotic birds in matinee will begin at 2 p.m. Sensory friendly other. The film is rated R. com or call 716-484-7070. Lawson Center Free Jim Roselle CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE succeed alone,” Jim says. “Family and commu- time). Additional book signings are scheduled Junior Mate Program nity made all the difference.” at The Fenton History Center (Thursday, July The Best Times of My Life, by Jim Roselle, as 31, 4-5:30 p.m.; Off the Beaten Path Bookstore told to Walt Pickut, a Jamestown writer and news- in Lakewood (Saturday, August 9, Noon – 2:00 Article Contributed by paper editor, is a collaborative success, compiling p.m.); the Prendergast Library’s Fireplace Room The Lawson Center hundreds of hours of personal conversations with (Thursday, August 14, 4-6 p.m.); Cadwell’s Jim and his hometown co-host, Russ Diethrick, Cheese House, Route 430 in Dewittville (Satur- transcriptions of recorded interviews and in- day, August 16, 1 – 3 p.m.); and the Lakewood The 2014 season at The Lawson Cen- depth research. Library (Tuesday, August 19, 5:30 – 7 p.m.). ter Boating Museum, in Bemus Point, has The book’s release will be celebrated as Jim Roselle: The BEST Times of My Life, 192 brought lots of new exhibits and an exciting WJTN hosts “Jim Roselle Day” at Chautauqua pages, 6 ½” x 9” soft cover, including a special 8 new children’s program. Elementary school children visiting the museum can get a free Institution, on Sunday, July 27, 1 p.m. at the page color section plus over 100 images cover- Junior Mate Activity Book. The booklet is Hall of Philosophy. Another very special event ing 7 decades! Printed by Falconer Printing & filled with puzzles and games. To solve the will be hosted by the Chautauqua Region Com- Design, Falconer, New York. ISBN: 978-0-692- puzzles and win the games, the children munity Foundation on Monday, August 4, 4:30 23930-8. $22.00, plus tax. Pre-orders are be- search the museum for clues and answers and p.m., at the Robert H. Jackson Center. These ing accepted at the Chautauqua Bookstore and record them in the book. When their visit to events will include special presentations, inter- other selected locations throughout Chautauqua the museum is over, the children can present views, and book signings. The CRCF-Jackson County. You may preview the book and order their completed book to the museum staff Center evening will feature a live recorded your copy by mail through the book’s web site: and receive a Junior Mate Certificate plus a video “A Conversation with Jim Roselle” inter- www.JimRoselle.com or by calling Pat and Bill colorful sew-on sleeve patch. COURTESY PHOTO view by Greg Peterson (5:30 p.m. approximate Locke at 716-386-2107. The booklet was professionally designed by Elise Kahl. Born and raised in northwest Ohio, Dave Graper, Lawson Center Trustee, is Elise received her BFA in Art and Technology the driving force behind this program. As he from The Ohio State University and a Master in recently pointed out, “We want to make a visit Science at the University of Wisconsin in Envi- to The Lawson Center Museum both fun and Fenton History Center Looking ronmental Education and Interpretation. From educational for kids. The puzzles and games are Nevada to Washington, DC, Elise has enjoyed age-appropriate and just challenging enough to working across the country, teaching children be interesting and fun. In addition to learning for Crafters and Collectors and the general public about the natural and about boating and history of the lake, the activ- cultural resources of America. She currently ity book re-inforces what the children are learn- Article Contributed by COURTESY PHOTO lives in Asheville, NC and serves as Program ing in school about reading comprehension Manager for the Blue Ridge Parkway Founda- and problem-solving. We think it’s a win-win Fenton History Center tion’s Kids in Parks program. proposition.” The Fenton History Center’s annual liv- ing history day is Saturday, August 9 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Organizers are looking to show off local collections. Many local hand crafts- Agencies to Conduct Disaster man and women will be at the event display- ing their handiwork and demonstrating their crafts. “We are looking for more handicraft Drill on JCC Campus artists to join our day, says Joni Blackman, di- Article Contributed by Services, Chautauqua County fire coordinators, rector, “we also invite anyone that has a collec- Jamestown Fire Department, Jamestown Police tion they treasure and would like to share with SUNY JCC Department, EMS/ALSTAR Ambulance, and the community to join us.” To be a part of the Chautauqua County Hazardous Materials. Fenton’s event call the Center at 664-6256 or Regular JCC credit classes will not be dis- email [email protected]. Several area emergency management agen- rupted by the drill. Old Fashion Day will also feature the Fen- cies are collaborating with Jamestown Commu- Representatives from JCC's Cattaraugus ton’s historical archaeology project with exca- nity College to conduct a disaster preparedness County Campus and North County Center will vating happening all day long. Project man- drill on the Jamestown Campus July 30. be observing the activity in anticipation of up- ager Tom Greer, M.D. will be on hand to talk The activity will provide JCC personnel coming drills at those locations. about the work, the progress and the plans for with an opportunity to learn more about the College officials stressed that neighbors of the project. agencies that would respond to an emergency the college should not be alarmed by the sights Live music by the “Thursday Morning on campus and to evaluate the college's emer- and sounds of emergency vehicles converging Brass Band” and Picks and Hammers will be Old time handcrafts and modern crafters gency response policies and practices. on the college for the exercise which will be fo- heard throughout the day. There will be spe- are showing their work at the Fenton Joining members of JCC's administration cused on the James Avenue side of the campus. cial crafts and hands-on activities for children. Old Fashion Day event. More crafters and staff as participants in the drill will be repre- Those participating in the drill have been They can experience washing clothes, making are needed for the event on August 9. If sentatives of the Chautauqua County Sheriff's conducting tabletop drills involving diverse sce- butter and digging for artifacts. Food will be interested please call the Fenton History Department, Chautauqua County Emergency narios for several months. available for purchase also. Center at 664-6256. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE July 21, 2014 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 7

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82 Carter Street, Falconer, NY 14733 s. cooper@ hansonsign. com Toni DeAngelo, R.N., WCA Hospital Community Health and Wellness Director and certified tobacco cessation counselor, accepts the honor for Healthiest Employers in Western New York Award Finalist (in the large category) for WCA Hospital at a special awards Luncheon and Wellness Fair held at the Buffalo Convention Center, in Buffalo, New York. Article Contributed by it’s more important than ever for us to take a role to encourage healthy habits that help drive down Delivery Driver WCA Hospital the costs of care and improve outcomes,” Cropp said. “However, greater work demands and full The Jamestown Gazette is seeking a part time WCA Hospital, the region’s leader in health- family schedules make it difficult to fit in exercise Delivery Driver to work one day per week. care, has been named one of the Healthiest Em- and take the time to consciously make healthier ployers in Western New York Award Finalist (in choices. As the majority of one’s time is spent at Successful candidate will have a valid driver’s license, the large category) by Buffalo Business First. work, it makes sense to create a culture of good health in our workplaces by providing individu- reliable transportation & auto insurance. Forty-one companies were recognized as healthy employers in Western New York based on em- als with easy and accessible ways to engage in their health. We congratulate all of Western New Please apply by emailing your resume to ployee surveys facilitated by Healthiest Employ- er®, a national analytics and data research firm. York’s Healthiest Employers award finalists, as The award ceremony honored local compa- well as all of the employers doing their part to [email protected] nies that provide the best health and wellness achieve a healthier workplace.” or calling benefits for their employees. WCA Hospital “Our intention is prevention,” said Toni was recognized for promoting health and well- DeAngelo who coordinates and facilities the hos- 716-484-7930 ness among staff members through a number pital and community wellness activities and pro- of health initiatives including, tobacco cessation grams. “Our workplace health promotion pro- counseling program, pre-diabetes prevention grams are designed to support healthy behavior program, cafeteria health talk education program, not only in the workplace but carry over to our re-think your drink program, facility gardening employees’ ability to improve the overall health initiative, mobile farmers’ market, walking route of their families. Through health education, EOE facility program, healthy vending meal program, screenings, health coaching, weight management educational public service announcements, and programs, wellness newsletters, on-site exercise wellness and health marketing initiatives. and fitness programs, and other wellness activi- Toni DeAngelo, R.N., WCA Hospital Com- ties, we are able to educate, motive and change munity Health and Wellness Director and certi- behavior that facilitates and improves the overall fied tobacco cessation counselor, accepted the health and well-being of our employees.” honor for WCA Hospital at a special awards The WCA Hospital Community Health and Luncheon and Wellness Fair held at the Buffalo Wellness Program provides a comprehensive Convention Center, in Buffalo, New York. health education and disease prevention pro- “I commend the employers who are leading gram that promotes healthy living and lifestyle their local wellness journey and congratulate choices that enhance the quality of lives for the them for being part of this year’s Healthiest Em- people of Chautauqua County. The hospital’s ployer®,” said Rod Reasen II, CEO of Healthiest wellness program reaches over 12,000 people Employer LLC. “Their outstanding efforts are annually through screenings, presentations and JAWs helping to improve the lives of their employees, various programs, and works extensively with families, community, and our nation.” area health agencies, businesses, schools, com- “It’s an honor to be recognized as one of the munity agencies, service groups and individu- FULL & PART-TIME NIGHT SHIFT choice companies who share a mission to pro- als of all ages to encourage and adopt healthy mote and safeguard the health of our employees,” lifestyle habits. The program’s healthy lifestyles Jamestown NY Opportunities for Qualified Applicants said Betsy T. Wright, WCA Hospital President/ basics include eat right, exercise, manage stress, CEO who was recently awarded CEO Cancer maintain ideal body weight, and schedule annual Gold Standard™ Employer reaccreditation for physician appointments and screenings. taking concrete actions to reduce the cancer risk Buffalo Business First featured a special pub- SHUTTLE DRIVERS of employees and their families. “Being identi- lication listing Western New York’s Healthiest • Minimum 2 years verifiable Class A CDL experience fied for our efforts reaffirms our investment in Employer winners. Other large company win- the health of our greatest asset—our employees. ners included, Allegany ARC, AZERTY, A Divi- While patient care is our top priority, employee sion of United Stationers, The Cantalician Cen- WAREHOUSE/FORKLIFT: wellness is engrained in our culture and critical to ter For Learning, Catholic Charities Of Buffalo, • Minimum 2 years verifiable/safe/productive receiving & shipping experience the overall success of our hospital. We continu- Community Services For The Developmentally ally strive to create a healthy work environment Disabled, Harmac Medical Products, Lutheran through a number of health initiatives that help Social Services, New ERA Cap, The Rehabilita- These are NO DRAMA opportunities in a workplace staff reach their goals through educational and tion Center, Summit Educational Resources and where safety, productivity & reliability are key! fun, interactive worksite wellness initiatives that United Healthcare. For a complete list of final- give them the tools to stay healthy over their life- ists, visit http://www.bizjournals.com/buffalo/ • Fast paced, energetic environment • High School/GED equivalent time.” event/99491. The Healthiest Employers® Program utilizes The mission of WCA Hospital is to improve • Comprehend written & verbal direction an online assessment tool to evaluate measures the health and well being of the people of Chau- • Excellent compensation pkg for QUALIFIED, experienced professionals that score worksite wellness programs in com- tauqua County and the surrounding area. WCA parison to regional and national employers. The Hospital, a 317-licensed bed hospital, is located six categories that are assessed include culture in Jamestown, New York, chartered in 1885, is ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Available at our Ripley NY Facility and leadership commitment, foundational com- Southwestern New York’s largest not-for-profit ponents, strategic planning, communication and healthcare provider, offering an extensive range CLASS A CDL OTR DRIVERS (Full Time-Casual-Weekends) marketing, programming and interventions, and of inpatient and outpatient acute and rehabili- “Cummins Ready” DIESEL MECHANICS reporting and analysis. Benchmark scores are tation services. WCA Hospital has been rec- generated using a proprietary system that auto- ognized at the state and national level for high matically ranks an organization based on indi- quality care outcomes. The hospital is accredited Chris AnzAlone, sAfety DireCtor vidual answers. by The Joint Commission, The American Asso- regAl serviCe Co. 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COURTESY PHOTOS On June 19, Peter Carlo, US Department of Veterans Affairs, honored INSCAPE for their Peter Carlo is seen recognizing nine Inscape employees for their service to their support and employment of veterans. The celebration was host to Sam Teresi, Mayor of country. Veterans include Marcello Rotunda, Patrick Bull, Chad Retterer, Joseph Sardo, Jamestown; Gregory Rabb, Jamestown City Council President; Vince Horrigan, Chautauqua James Dockwiller Iii, Chris Hill and Randy Morrison. Not pictured: Tim Walsh and County Executive; Representative from Tom Reed's Office, NY State Congressman; Andy Brian Madurski. Shipping Department Employee Marc Rotunda was instrumental in Goodell, Assemblyman; Jim Stetler, CEO, Inscape; Dennis Dyke, Vice President of Human coordinating this effort. Relations, Inscape; and Matthew Posno, CFO, Inscape.

FAITH MATTERS with PASTOR SCOTT HANNON Tool Sheds Rise at Joy-Full Community Gardens when he sends 70 disciples out into the world he tells them this… “Look, I’m sending you out into a pretty scary world. In fact, you’re kind of like lambs in the midst of wolves. So do this: when you enter a new place say, ‘Peace.’ If they welcome you, stay there awhile. Eat, drink, and cure the sick. Don’t leave too soon. Don’t hop about. Now, if you say, ‘Peace,’ and they don’t receive it, just move on. Don’t dwell. Don’t think twice. Just keep moving forward.” Luke 10:1-11 (my paraphrase) An interesting thing happened when those Contributing Writer disciples came home. Scripture says, “They Pastor Scott Hannon returned with joy.” (Luke 10:16) Jesus responds St. John Lutheran Church, Amhert, NY to their joy with an even greater reason to be happy. He says, “Don’t just be happy about this. Rejoice that your names are written in heaven.” have a tendency to dwell on criticism and (10:20). shrug off positive comments. Instead of While we tend to replay rejection and failure, remembering my achievements, my mind Jesus says, “Get over it.” Jesus invites us to dwell in COURTESY PHOTO likesI to replay moments when I made a mistake. From left: Michael Wilson and Neill Rosario (BOCES); Greg Lindquist (Jamestown joy, to remain hopeful, and count our successes. I give more attention to the one “thorn in my Jesus encourages his disciples to abide in the Renaissance Corp.); Dennis Wright (BOCES); Ann Abdella (Chautauqua County side” than the many people in my life who help positive and to stay awhile when things are good. Health Network); Carlos Rodrigues, Jr. and Jonathan Rodrigues (BOCES). me bloom. Overall, I like to think I’m a positive I don’t know where you’re at today. Maybe person, but I confess there are times when the you’re replaying a snide remark from a colleague Article Contributed by and Work Experience programs under the glass seems half-empty. Instead of counting or remembering hurtful words uttered by a supervision of Larry Kestner and Dennis successful endeavors, I rue my failures. And I loved one. Maybe you’re regretting a job you Jamestown Renaissance Corp. Wright and were made possible by funding don’t think I’m alone. didn’t get or wishing a friend accepted your last from the Chautauqua County Health I counsel people all the time who seemingly invitation. Wherever you are, may you hear Jesus’ Tool sheds with built-in benches have Network and its Creating Healthy Places have everything going for them, but still aren’t call to dwell in joy. May you be moved from dark been added to three community gardens in program. content. People who in their own words say, “I thoughts to visions of a bright future. Jamestown. The structures, which will house “In addition to offering safe, on-site should be happy, but I’m not.” I work with college After all, you are loved. You are forgiven. You private and shared tools for lease holders at storage for gardeners’ tools, these sheds also students trying to discern their future. One of are cherished. You are called. You are God’s. Your the Washington Street, Lakeview Avenue, beautify the gardens and provide a place for the first road-blocks we have to overcome is a name has been inscribed in heaven. and Allen Street community gardens, are part people to sit and rest at the gardens,” said fear of failure. I have witnessed countless family of ongoing improvements to demonstration Mary Maxwell, garden project coordinator structures whose entire system is guided not by Joyful, gardens sponsored by the Jamestown for the JRC. Maxwell added that BOCES has years of love and devotion, but by that one time Pastor Scott Renaissance Corporation. been involved with the gardens since 2012 grandma said something hateful. The sheds were designed and constructed and has constructed each of the raised beds There is something about us that makes us For more inspiration and insights from by students from BOCES’ Adult Education used in the gardens. prone to dwell on the negative and focus on Pastor Scott’s past columns, please visit www. frustration, rather than live in joy. jamestowngazette.com and click on the Faith Matters Jesus must have known we would be like this page. The Jamestown Gazette is proud to present our – that criticism would creep under our skin and county’s most creative and original writers for your that rejection would sting for a while – because enjoyment and enlightenment.

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JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 14 www.JamestownGazette.com PUZZLES / SPORTS July 21, 2014 PUZZLES A Jammers Invitation Article by The Jamestown Jammers brand of ball is  Edited by Margie E. Burke major league for action and exciting play. They Difficulty : Easy Walt Pickut are a Class-A minor league affiliate of the Pitts- burgh Pirates, playing in the New York - Penn Calling all clubs, groups and circles! Why   League. In the 75 years since the first profes- HOW TO SOLVE: not hold one of your meetings in the great outdoors this summer down at Russell sional baseball game was played in Jamestown,    Diethrick Park? You’ll have pea- local baseball has launched two    nuts n’ Cracker Jacks and Major League Baseball refreshments on hand, Hall-of-Famers all the  sunshine or star-    light overhead and way to Cooper-  enough seating stown, all-star and and excitement MVP 2nd base-   for everyone. man, Nellie Fox Week of 7/21/14 - 7/27/14 The James-  and 11-time   town Jammers  baseball team all-star and   is inviting your World Series group out to the (Answer appears elsewhere champ, Gary old ball game… Carter.  in this issue) for a change and just for fun. Gather your   The Jammers have favorite group and Copyright 2014 by The Puzzle Syndicate already made special enjoy a great game down rates and welcomes for many at Diethrick Field. See today’s groups and organizations, includ- stars and tomorrow’s super-stars. Check The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke ing 4-H, Boy Scouts, the Rotary, many church 1234 56789 10 11 12 13 groups and even special board meetings for a them out on Facebook, call 664-0915 or just ACROSS welcome corporate change. go on down and enjoy a game. 1 Train for a bout 14 15 16 5 Verdi specialty 10 Cowgirl Evans 17 18 19 14 Allowance for 20 21 22 th weightSolution to Sudoku 23 24 25 Heritage Ministries 13 15 Video display  dot 26 27 28 16 Wading bird  Annual Golf Tournament 17 Keyed up 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 18 Pull strings? 36 37 38 39 19 Expansive        Scheduled for August 25 20 Forgiveness of 40 41 42 43 sins 44 45 22 Springfield, for  one    46 47 48  49 50 51 52 53 23 Disney dog 54 55 56 24 Raphael or  Rembrandt 57  58 59 26 Bring home 60 61 62 28 Continental coin 29 Quick look 63 64 65 32 Went AWOL Copyright 2014 by The Puzzle Syndicate 36 Feel poorly 37 Carry out, as 60 Saturn feature 8 Cupid, for one 33 Little bit the law 61 Fiery crime 9 Hearty brew 34 Freudian topic 39 In the past 62 Vesuvius output 10 Quotient factor 35 ___ and pony 40 Button 63 Fight stopper 11 In the rear, at show accordion 64 Minuscule sea 38 Having tender 42 Small pooch, 65 Fancy pitcher 12 Glove fabric tootsies usually 13 Fragrant 41 Like a jet-setter 44 Nixed, at NASA compound 43 Allegorical story 45 Lab fluids DOWN 21 Dazed and 45 Type of ticket 46 Oscar, for one 1 Square one confused 46 Baby bringer 50 Three-note 2 Cell phone 22 "I Just Want to 47 Fibula's COURTESY PHOTO chord forerunner Celebrate" band neighbor The winning team of the 2013 Heritage Ministries Golf Challenge: Sandee’s Catering- 54 Form-fitting 3 Kitchen 25 Hired goons 48 Great distress Deli-Bakery. From left: Dave Foti, Charlie Moss, Rob Foti, and Mark Thorpe. 55 Dramatic emanation 27 Back out (on) 49 To the point transformation 4 Course of 29 Looker's leg 51 Acquired kin Article Contributed by the putting challenge. The day features a lunch 57 Clarinet's cousin treatment 30 Whopper 52 Spiny plant at the turn, giveaways, and door prizes. 58 Common 5 Bloom County 31 ___-in-one 53 Exclude Heritage Ministries The entrance fee is $150 per player; $50 of sculpture penguin 32 Underworld 56 Rabbit fur the entry fee will be receipted as a charitable donation to Heritage Ministries. Returning 59 Spill the beans 6 Rack's partner boss 58 Sylvester, to On August 25, at 10:30 a.m., Heritage Min- again this year are the following event spon- istries will hold its 13th Annual Golf Challenge 7 Praise highly Tweety sors: Buffalo Hospital Supply; The Bonadio at the Chautauqua Golf Club Lake Course. Group; Lake Shore Paving; Premier Consult- The golf challenge will begin with registration ing Associates, LLC; and HSBC. To sign up starting at 9 a.m. and will have a shotgun start to participate or to sponsor this event, please at 10:30 a.m. call (716) 763-5608 or email heritage@heri- Friend Us On The proceeds from the event will be used tage1886.org. for Heritage Ministries Wheelchair Van fund. Heritage Ministries is a non-profit, human- FACEBOOK Last year, thanks to the support of all of our service organization that serves the western sponsors and golfers, the 2013 Golf Challenge New York region and employs nearly 800 em- raised over $18,000. Last year’s winning team ployees. Independent- and assisted-living resi- was Sandee’s Catering-Deli-Bakery. dences for seniors are located at Heritage Vil- TURTLE PIT This year Heritage Ministries is announc- lage Retirement Campus in Gerry and at The ing a new format and time. The challenge Turtle Pit Laundromat SMOKE SHOP, DELI & Woodlands on Southwestern Drive in West will follow the scramble format. The earlier Ellicott. Rehabilitation and skilled-nursing CONVENIENCE STORE • LAUNDROMAT start time (10:30 a.m.) will allow for our par- services are provided at Heritage Village in ticipants to enjoy the day of golf, without the Gerry, Heritage Park in Jamestown, and Heri- EXIT 17 OFF INTERSTATE 86 stress of a long day. tage Green in Greenhurst. For more informa- • STEAMBURG, NY There will be prizes awarded for 1st tion about Heritage Ministries, please call Less Water through 3rd Place Teams, two awards for clos- (716) 763-5608, visit at www.heritage1886. 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The Chamber Golf Tournament is being sponsored this year by DFT Communications, There is still some space left for the 2014 Community Bank NA, Cummins, Inc., Dahl- Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce strom Roll Form, Fredonia Place, Jamestown Annual Golf Tournament, which will be held Business College, Jamestown Mattress Company, Thursday, August 14 at Peek’n Peak. Last year’s Lake Shore Savings Bank, Lawley-Tradition LLC, tournament sold out, so we encourage you to reg- National Grid, National Fuel Gas, PNC Institu- ister now! tional Investments, and Shults Auto Group. For the second year in a row, the Chamber A portion of the proceeds from this annual is offering its members a fabulous day of golf on event benefit the Tom Baressi Scholarship Fund the Peek’s Upper Course. The Upper Course is through the Northern Chautauqua Community a championship caliber, par-72 course, measur- Foundation. Contributing Writer ing 7,061 yards from the gold tees, with bentgrass Sign up now to reserve your place! To register greens, fairways and tees for optimum playing now or to get more information, visit the Cham- Cody Crandall conditions. Its unique terrain and natural features, ber website at www.chautauquachamber.org, or including rolling hills, deep sand bunkers, pan- call 484-1101 or 366-6200. or professional baseball players, unfortunate injuries and rehab assignments can be tough to deal with. TheF rehab process can be long and grueling, and it’s always difficult to get back in a rhythm. SPORTS with BILL BURK However, Andrew Lambo, a first basemen and outfielder who played 18 games for the Pirates last season, saw his rehab stint in Jamestown as an opportunity to get better. This and That Lambo arrived in Jamestown after beginning the 2014 season playing for the Indianapolis Indians (Pittsburgh Pirates Triple-A Affiliate). Speaking of Winners... Unfortunately, he would injure his right thumb, and the injury would require surgery something crazy happened with a venue… around the end of May. I had the opportunity I mean what if war broke out in Sarajevo in to catch up with Lambo during his time here in 1984, or someone blew up the Velodrome in Jamestown and ask about his career, and what Barcelona in 1992, or an earthquake hits To- his goals were for his time here in Jamestown. kyo in 2020. There’s no way they aren’t ready “My goal here in Jamestown is to just get in this day and age of $6 billion TV contracts stronger. I want to get my swing back, and to have another country host, right? I’ve get the timing of my swing down again. I left PHOTOS BY DAVE ARRIGO heard they’ve already reached out to Britain Indianapolis (Lambo’s last team before his to see if they could cover the Rio bet. I also injury) feeling pretty good, so I feel like it’s ANDREW LAMBO assume they don’t tell us about any back-up important to get that feeling back. I also want plans so as not to undermine the host. to be a role model for these young kids. I want because I felt like I was just floating around • Speaking of the Olympics…Golf is in this to show them what baseball is all about, and I the bases. It was one of the most amazing year. Do I need to watch another golf tourna- want to help them develop and get better as experiences of my entire life. It was extremely Contributing Writer ment full of professionals I can watch every well,” Lambo said. difficult to settle down after that because it was week? Nah. The attraction of the Olympics Lambo was 4th round draft pick of the Los Bill Burk such an exciting moment.” is the competitors you only get to see once Angeles Dodgers in the 2007 Amateur Draft. In four games with the Jammers, Lambo maybe ever. I think it should be reserved for In 2009, Baseball America named him as the collected two hits, drove in a run, and walked get that pro sports are pure entertainment, sports I can’t watch every other day. Give me Dodgers top prospect. After being traded to spectacles meant to dazzle and entice; re- four times. Even though his stay in Jamestown your gymnasts, your lugers, your Greco Ro- the Pirates in 2010, Lambo was named as the ally only a few choice acts from a circus or was short, he made a lasting impact on this man wrestlers yearning to breathe free. Pirates Minor League Player of the Year in IRollerball. Go to any game, in any pro league, young Jamestown Jammers roster. At the 2013. To this point, he has done an excellent and see what happens during time-outs, and -Quick side note: If you’re not a person job of performing under high expectations. time of this writing, the team is currently on between quarters and halves. Check out the who, when looking for the perfect snack, goes “Those accolades, and those expectations a five game winning streak as they are in the JUMBO-TRONS. The game is still primary, back to the same refrigerator over and over are what you play this game for. You play this middle of a 6-game road trip in Brooklyn and but the spectacle is not far behind; the louder, again, hoping to discover food that wasn’t game to be successful. It’s a great honor to Staten Island. They will return home Tuesday, the brighter, the more controversial, the bet- there a second ago, then I don’t really know receive that recognition, because you know July 22nd to face off against the Auburn ter it sells. No league, in my opinion, captures you. you have worked hard for it. It pushes you to Doubledays. First pitch will be at 7:05, and it this more flamboyantly than the NBA. Go to • In the recent World Cup the USA lost keep getting better, and not forget where you will be the second $1.50 night of the season. a game and see what happens at every break; on the latest goal scored in the history of the came from.” General admission tickets, hot dogs, soda, and music videos, dunking mascots, half-court sport. The Pittsburgh Pirates called Lambo up to beer will be available for the price of $1.50. shots for a new car. Ladies and gentlemen, I think I’ve brought this up in a rant be- the Majors in the middle of August last season. See you at the ballpark! please direct your attention to center-court where fore, but how is it remotely fair to have no idea He made his Major League debut on August Cody Crandall is an intern at the Jamestown morbidly obese men will disco dance in midriff how much time is left on the clock? And to 13th against the St. Louis Cardinals. He Gazette. To read more of his insights, t-shirts. Yuck! have, like, one guy in charge of that? Way to collected his first Major League hit off Lance But occasionally, better angels rise to the set your sport up for cheating. The guy waits Lynn August 15th, and hit his first Major commentaries, and news about the world of sports and the Jamestown Jammers, visit www. surface. I was happy to watch the San Anto- around for ten or twenty minutes, or however League Home Run September 28th against nio Spurs and their “you-first” attitude beat jamestowngazette.com. The Jamestown Gazette long it takes, until the team he wants to score, the Cincinnati Reds. LeBron James and the Heat in the NBA cham- actually scores, then he ends the game. They “Honestly, I couldn’t even tell you what was is proud to present our county’s most creative pionships. If you watched any of that series really can’t figure out how to sync the stadium going on when I hit the home run. I can’t tell and original writers for your enjoyment and you realized what every good basketball coach clock with the official’s wrist-watch? Really? you where the ball went, or where it landed, enlightenment. knows; the pass beats the dribble every day if • Another thing about soccer, especially at you know how to use it. The Spurs had four the World Cup level. I get that these guys are or more players touch the ball on 72% of their some of the fittest people in the world; they possessions in the series. Guess how many certainly look the part, and I imagine they run 1. Where was Bill born? times James or Dwyane Wade went one-on- a lot when they train and practice. But, except Buffalo Bill Cody five in the Heat offense. I actually don’t know, 2. What year was Bill born. for the occasional sprint to the goal, don’t but I bet it was a lot. they seem to stand around an awful lot kick- TRIVIA • And when you want to write LeBron 3. What was Bill's birth name? ing the ball back and forth? off as another spoiled pro-athlete, he goes 4. What was the name of the royalty for whom William • The British is coming…the British is and picks Cleveland and the Cavaliers for his hosted a legendary buffalo hunt? coming. LOVE major golf tournaments! By next two years of basketball dominance. Just 5. What play did Buffalo Bill debut his acting skills in? a classy move in my opinion, and really the the time you read this (assuming you do…I 6. What is named after Buffalo Bill in Wyoming? only redeeming choice he had. I’ve heard it hate time-travel mental experiments), Phil compared to a man who goes away to college Mickelson will or won’t have won another 7. Where is the Scouts Rest Ranch located? major. And you will get to hear Tiger’s name a 8. What did Cody die from? for four years (Miami) and returns home the prodigal son with a new skill set to contribute few hundred times, no matter what he shoots 9. What date did William Buffalo Bill Cody die? to his home town. Of course, I’ve also heard (shot?), whether you like it or not. 10. Who were the married couple that appeared it compared to a guy who leaves his family to Think on that.

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Currently Kelly is receiving 164 Agency to Join Empire Time: chemo treatments to try to slow down the Tuesday, July 29 progression of the disease until a donor can 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. be found and the transplant can take place. State Purchasing Group Please join us in encouraging and sup- Place: porting Kelly and his family through this very Ashville Fire difficult time in their lives. A spaghetti ben- Local Vendors Encouraged to District Building, efit will take place on July 29 at the Stow 5338 Stow Road, Fire District building on Stow Rd in Ashville, Ashville, NY Register on Online Bid System NY. The benefit will include a basket raffle and a large ticket drawing that will include a Article Contributed by quotes, addenda, awards and advanced notice Kelly, husband, dad, son, brother, and Large Screen TV, laptop, and a muzzle loader. of term contract expiration. Registered ven- friend was recently diagnosed with MYELO- If you cannot attend the benefit Chautauqua County dors receive customized solicitations matched DYPLASTIC SYNDROME (MDS), which is your prayers would be greatly appre- to their products and services by all participat- a cancer in which the bone marrow does ciated and donations can be sent Department of Public Facilities ing agencies on the bid system. Chautauqua not make enough healthy blood cells and to: Kelly Mersch Fund at any Com- County invites all of its vendors to register on there are abnormal cells in the blood and/or munity Bank in the area. For more Chautauqua County has officially an- the bid system, www.empirestatebidsystem. marrow. The only treatment is a bone mar- info please call 716.450.2031. nounced its joining of the Empire State Pur- com , or call BidNet’s e-procurement solution chasing Group, an e-procurement system live support, Monday- Friday from 8 a.m. – 8 from BidNet that delivers convenient, and p.m. (EST). centralized online access to bid opportunities. “We have been searching for an efficient so- Chautauqua County becomes the 164th local lution geared toward simplifying our purchas- Buffalo Bill Cody government agency to join the Empire State ing process while also providing greater ser- CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE Purchasing Group. Part of BidNet’s vice and benefits for our local vendors national e-procurement solution, with such features as centralized Bill Cody had become the most recognized ce- founded in 1927 by the Cody family, the Ring- Empire State Purchasing Group bid opportunities, automatic lebrity on earth at the turn of the 20th century. ling Brothers Museum, the Remington Muse- connects 2,513 departments notifications and increased The Cody family’s origins, according to Cody um, Pawnee Bill Museum and a number of pri- from 164 local agencies and exposure to buyers of their Family Association CEO, Suzanna Cody, can be vate collections. Some reproductions and other provides a bid system for products – Empire State Pur- traced back to the British Isles and France. Bill items will be available for sale. vendors looking to do busi- chasing Group is our answer,” himself was baptized as an infant and lived for A special painting by the renowned and ness with local government. said Tracy France, Purchasing a few years in Canada, though he later moved highly influential Native AmericanWeek Lakota ofartist, 7/21/14 BidNet’s - 7/27/14 e-procurement Agent. “Through the Empire to and raised his family in the U.S. and helped Jerome Tiger, will be offered for sale during the solutions include purchas- State Purchasing Group, our found the town of Cody, Wyoming. weekend. Tiger had already produced hundreds ing systems strategically located agency will save time, money and In 2002, the earliest known, still existing, of iconic representations of Indian life and cul- throughout the United States. The e- resources by modifying the manual Buffalo Bill Wild West poster, a huge 26 x 10 ture and won numerous awards before his un- procurement solution provides over 950 bid process. foot billboard, was discovered during renova- timely death at the age local government agencies with a purchasing tions at the Reg Lenna About BidNet’s e-Procurement Solution: of 26 in 1967. During and vendor management solution through its Theater in downtown his brief career, art online bid systems. 454 NORTH WORK STREET, FALCON- Jamestown. It adver- Chautauqua County entered into an agree- ER, NEW YORK 14733, (716) 661-8400, FAX critics compared him tized a Jamestown ment with the Empire State Purchasing Group (716) 661-8451 BidNet’s e-procurement solu- to Rembrandt and Wild West exhibi- on June 18, 2014, offering its vendors instant tion, SourceSuite and its numerous bid systems, tion set for March 14, Francisco Goya for access to RFPs, quotes, addendum and award provide more than 950 government agencies 1878. Now fully re- his uncanny ability information. Chautauqua County encourages and 9,000 departments across the country sup- stored, it is an impor- to flawlessly draw or all local vendors to join to receive access to plier management, document distribution and tant historic landmark  paint a subject after these bid opportunities.Edited by Vendors Margie who E. register Burke audit and control tools. More information is for the Cody family merely a brief glance. can receive real-time notification of bids, RFPs, available at www.SourceSuite.com. and for historians of Difficulty : Easy A lively interest is America’s western ex- anticipated in a public pansion.  purchase of the origi- Suzanna Cody first nal Tiger painting, HOW TO SOLVE: came to Jamestown in proceeds of which will connection with the  benefit the Cody Fam-  poster’s restoration ily Association.  and met with Gate-   way Stationmaster, Chautauqua  Lee Harkness. “I fell Connection  in love with James- TOM BISHOP’S 4-B RANCH  July 21 began town,” Cody said, “and Tom Bishop Sr. effortlessly balances on a “American Wild West  I knew we had to work horse showing off his trick roping skills. Week” at Chautauqua  with Lee and plan a Institution. On Satur- family reunion here.” day, July 26, 1-2 pm,  The Cody Family Association currently lists Jeremy Johnston, New Curator of the Buffalo more than 2,600 living members in more than Bill Museum, will be the keynote speaker for the  2,400 households worldwide. Association histo- rians and genealogists have documented 30,000 Hall of Philosophy Lecture titled: "Buffalo Bill   and Teddy Roosevelt". Johnston has also been family members tracing back through more than (Answer appears elsewhere generously instrumental in helping to develop 300 years of American, Canadian, British and  in this issue) European ancestors. and produce the Cody Family Reunion exhibi- tion at the Gateway Train Station. GatewayWeek Station of 7/21/14 HQ - 7/27/14 For more information about the weekend’s  The public is invited to enjoy the Cody Family CopyrightWild West 2014 events by The at The Puzzle Gateway Syndicate Train Station, exhibits in the Gateway Train Station. A showcase contact Stationmaster, Lee Harkness at 716- of original poster art, Wild West show videos, 483-3041, visit www/jamestowntrainstation. memorabilia and much more will be on display. com or email lharkness@jamestowntrainstation. Much of the art is on loan through the gen- com. More information about the Cody Family erosity of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Reunion is available at http://cody-family.org/. 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The wooden slats that cover the facade gleam in the light of street lamps as a crowd of customers pass through the door. The inviting soft lighting of the interior greets the eye, the length of the bar filled with patrons looking for a good time and a welcoming atmosphere. This is not all that can be found in this local haven of fun - the scent of delicious chicken wings and succulent suppers drifts warmly from the dining room, inviting customers to pair their favorite drinks with excellent foods. The Cherry Lounge is a classic Jamestown rendezvous for nighttime gaiety and hungry diners alike. “It’s relaxing to come in here,” Dawn Ormand, the Assistant Manager, says. “The atmosphere is comfortable.” The Cherry Lounge has been open for almost 30 years, its anniversary coming up in the winter months. “I always wanted my own restaurant and bar,” co-owner Tom Constantine, explains. Tom owns the lounge with his partner, Sam Mason. “I worked in other bars and restaurants for many years - this one came up and my partner and I decided to buy it.” The Cherry Lounge has provided a relaxing escape for many patrons over the years, serving great drinks and food with excellent PHOTOS BY THE JAMESTOWN GAZETTE service. “We’re known for our wings,” Dawn says with a smile. call ahead and preorder.” These folks will be greeted The Cherry Lounge is located at 326 Cherry Street “But we have a wide variety on our menu, from salads to with their food, hot and ready, on a table reserved just in Jamestown, NY. They are open Monday through burgers.” Every day brings a new special, with Monday for them. night trivia to Friday’s fish fry, the popular spot holds Saturday 11 am to 2 am? The kitchen closes at 1 am, so The lounge has five televisions, three in the bar area something for everyone. Their menu is chocked full of hurry in to grab a bite to eat, enjoy a cold beverage, and and two in the dining room. “We always have sports on favorites like pocket sandwiches, Cuban Sandwiches, sit a spell - it makes for a delightful evening. - today, we have the British Open,” Tom explains. With and more; it’s hard to know what to choose. Luckily, The Jamestown Gazette is proud to recognize our dealers, a sports bar atmosphere, the drinks are very important. the menu stays the same all day, so folks can make a outstanding corporate citizens of our county. This week, the trip for lunch and stop back for dinner to try something From Fireball to Captain Morgan, the bar is fully stocked new. “We also have lunch specials until 2 pm Monday and ready to quench the thirst of fans watching the game. Gazette especially thanks The Cherry Loungefor faithfully through Friday,” she reminds guests. “We accommodate For those who prefer hops and barley, they also have a carrying The Jamestown Gazette, The People’s Paper, for the people who don’t have a lot of time for lunch - they can variety of draft beers. benefit and enjoyment of their customers, our readers.

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Amber Mason Andrea Spas, Cheyenne Webb, Chloe Cimo Jasmine Jackson Amanda Barton JAMESTOWN GAZETTE

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75 Years Building Futures! 2 BUFFALO BILL CODY’S 1 JAMESTOWN & CHAUTAUQUA 1939 2014 CODY REUNION 1 The Best Show On Earth 2 JULY 24 - 27, 2014 After two years of research, planning and fund raising by the members of the FEATURED EVENTS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Jamestown Rotary Club, a whole new Wild West Parade Thursday, July 24 Jamestown Kids Walk, Bike, Skateboard, etc. 2-6pm Registration and Reception world was opened up for the boys of our Sign up @ Train Station 716-483-3041 6-9pm Informal Pizza, Salad, Sweets Cowboys, Shoot-outs- Pipers, Marching Bands, Horses, community in the Spring of 1939. Trick Riding, Antique Wagons, Cars. Military Salute for Friday, July 25 Col. William F. Cody, Teepees, Roman Riding, Roping, 10am-noon Lucille Ball Museum and Studio Tour Just a few years later, the members of Knife Throwing, Chicken Hypnotizing. 1:30-2pm Buffalo Bill Poster (Speaker Lynne Warner) the Zonta Club of Jamestown embarked on Western Art Show at Train Station @ Reg Lenna Center a very similar mission to provide a variety of • Historical Art Posters, photos and 2-4pm Buffalo Bill Combination Show Tom Bishop videos of original Wild West Show 6-9pm Honors Dinner with Speakers fun and enriching activities for young girls Premier Collection in collaboration with: (reservations required) and teens. • Buffalo Bill Center of the West • Ringling Bros. Museum Saturday, July 26 • Pawnee Bill Museum 9-11:30am Western Parade, Horses, Antique And so as we celebrate 75 years of positive • Remington Museum Wagons, Cars, Bands youth development in our community, we • And many others including 12:30pm Chautauqua Institution-Gate Fee, look proudly back across four generations Private Institutional & Individual Lecture, Tour (reservations required) Collectors 1-2pm Hall of Philosophy Lecture – with gratitude and respect, and we look Fabulous Keynote Speakers Jeremy Johnston, Curator Buffalo Bill Museum confidently and optimistically forward to • Jeremy Johnston, Curator Buffalo Bill 2:30-4:30pm Tour Chautauqua Institution Grounds Museum Center of the West at Chautauqua many future generations of productive and or Boating, Swimming, Recreation Institution on Fri. & Sat. 26 @ 1pm 5-8pm Historic Athenaeum Hotel Dinner responsible citizens. • Jamestown Mayor Sam Teresi • Lee Harkness & Jon Schmitz Sunday, July 27 • Bob Schiffke, BB Museum Le Claire 10:30am Ecumenical Service Winifred Crawford Dibert Boys & Girls Club of Jamestown 11:00am Brunch Picnic and Family Business Meeting 75th Anniversary Commemorative Lobby Fireplace (reservations required) Goal $20,000 For More Information And To Register Visit: To celebrate this milestone in our history and to recognize the generous contributions of current and past Club members, families, WWW.CODY-FAMILY.ORG 1939 1947 friends, community organizations and businesses, the Club’s central lobby fireplace will be transformed to create a highly visible and long-lasting 75th Anniversary commemorative display. Please help us reach our goal of $20,000. Thank You!

Platinum Donor - $1000 _____ 2”x10” Diamond Donor - $750 _____ 2”x10” Gold Donor - $500 _____ 2”x10” Silver Donor - $250 _____ 2”x10” Bronze Donor - $75 _____ 2”x 5”

75th Anniversary Commemorative Fireplace Plaques Please print below exactly as desired for plaque engraving. 2”x 5” - Max 24 Characters & Spaces per line. Max 2 Lines. 2”x10” - Max 35 Characters & Spaces per line. Max 2 Lines. Plaques will be positioned on the fireplace based on donor levels above. A special section will be reserved for Memorial Plaques. Check here if memorial placement desired: ______

Donor Information: Name: ______Individual Donor or Bus/Org Contact Person & Title

______Organization or Business Name (if applicable)

Address: ______Street Address/PO Box City State Zip

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Please make checks payable to: WCD Boys & Girls Club of Jamestown VISA/MC/Disc accepted at 62 Allen St. or by telephone 716-664-2902 Please return this form with payment by Friday, August 22, 2014

Winifred Crawford Dibert Boys & Girls Club of Jamestown 62 Allen Street Jamestown NY 14701 • www.bgcjamestown.org PH: 716-664-2902 • FAX: 716-488-9300 • E-Mail: [email protected]