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Child Advocacy Program FREEFREE WWEEEEKLYKLY 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AVAILABLE FOR SENIORS The People’s Paper. ERNEST G. ANDERSON MANOR 8 CRANE STREET A Division of Chautauqua Marketing Solutions • Vol: 03, Number: 14 • April 8, 2013 JAMESTOWN, NY RENT IS 30% OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME Child Advocacy Program THE APPLIANCE STORE CALL A Promise Kept for Every Child Locally Owned & 665-8197 Editor Operated for over FOR MORE Walter Pickut 50 INFORMATION Years! It happened at Sandy Hook Elementary School last year Time for an Upgrade? Free Delivery & Installation and 20 children died in We have in the Jamestown area. AUTO LOANS minutes. Help arrived too See store starting at late. It happened in Norway for details! 1.99% APR two years ago and 68 young Why Pay More? Jamestown Area Community campers were killed in less than FederalLoans-Checking-Savings Credit Union Jamestown Area an hour. Help did not come in Community Federal Credit time. 483-1650 jacfcu.orgUnion (from left) Jana McDermott, CAP Executive Director; Lynn 915 E. Second483-1650 St., Jamestownjacfcu.org 915 E. Second St., Jamestown Schaffer, Chautauqua County Assistant District Attorney; Carey Branches also Branchesin Lakewood, also in Lakewood, Randolph, Randolph, The whole world noticed those Frewsburg, & Panama Frewsburg, & Panama Lee, CAP Advisory Coordinator at CAP office in Jamestown. 1286 East 2nd Street • Jamestown, NY terrible tragedies. But when the (716) 665-2317 brutal attacks happenin slow prevent the perpetrator from ever coming www.acmeappliancewny.com motion, almost nobody sees them. It is called into existence at all. child abuse…where the wounds can be In Chautauqua County, and in more and Mission Statement lifelong and almost as hard to heal. more communities across the nation, The mission of the Child powerful safeguards for children are as close Advocacy Program is to end Today, however, even a Columbine child abuse in Chautauqua catastrophe may be stopped before it as the keypad on a cell phone; dial 800-342- County. When abuse does happens. Instead of armed guards in 3720 to stop an abuser. occur, CAP coordinates a classrooms poised to stop a perpetrator at Jamestown’s Child Advocacy Program, CAP, community response to bring the last moment, with too many more lives in cooperation with educators, local law healing, hope and justice to these children and families. at risk, today’s protectors may be able to enforcement CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 Jamestown Ironmen to “Pink the Rink” at First Playoff Game To Support Local Breast Cancer Care Article Contributed by WCA Hospital On Friday, April 12th (7:00 p.m. face-off), the Jamestown Ironmen will host the franchise’s first ever playoff game at the Jamestown Savings Bank Arena. In conjunction with LINKS Charity, the Jamestown Ironmen will once again host “Pink the Rink” to honor the courage of those who have battled breast cancer, promote good breast health, and enhance local breast cancer care at WCA Hospital. “This will be an historic day for the Jamestown Ironmen as NAHL playoff hockey comes to the Jamestown Savings Bank Arena,” says Dan Daikawa, Coach of the Jamestown Ironmen. “We are so excited to not only be competing in the playoffs, but to also be supporting WCA Hospital which has The Jamestown Ironmen, WCA Hospital, and LINKS Charity are preparing for the Ironmen’s first a great cancer care program. We hope everyone comes out to support us in home playoff game on Friday, April 12 at 7:00 p.m. as they will “Pink the Rink” to bring awareness this important cause.” and enhance local breast cancer care. 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