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Your Community • Your Credit Union Jamestown Area Community Federal Credit Union Free Weekly ebrati Chautauqua Marketing Solutions, Inc. The People’s Paper. Vol. 6 • No. 22 | Week of May 31, 2016 Ce75l Years ng 915 E. Second St., Jamestown 483-1650 • jacfcu.org Federally insured by NCUA Play Ball! Jammers Home Opener Revives Old Rivalry Article Contributed by to know about it. It’s going to be great collegiate wood-bat leagues,” a big rivalry and a great game. Barone said, “the Perfect Game Walt Pickut We’ll want our ‘12th man’ in the Collegiate Baseball League. This is stands for that. Fans always our second summer in the 13-team make a big difference.” league. The fans who came to the Opening Day Good Old Baseball games last year saw how good “Opening Day in baseball is a these guys really are. I am really big deal,” Anthony Barone, The crack of a lucky to coach 28 of Jamestown Jammers head coach and wooden bat the best players in general manager said, with obvious knocking a hard the country.” enthusiasm for the coming season. ball out of the “It’s the best of “That’s just the way it is in baseball. park has been We take tree care seriously... the best in the It’s always a great day for fans.” the music of a summer nation who come The first pitch of the 2016 home evening in here,” Barone said. opener at Jamestown’s historic America for “These are NCAA, Diethrick Park will revive an old more than 170 Division-I athletes. They rivalry dating all the way back to the years, ever since a come here to get better and New York–Penn League days and New York City "base to show the pro scouts they recently brought back to life against ball" club called the are worth the money.” the visiting Newark Pilots from the Knickerbockers set down “We expect to send at least a dozen Finger Lakes District. It all starts at Fully Insured Professional Service the first written rules of the players up to the major leagues again 7:05 on Wednesday evening, June 1. game in 1845. “I want to beat Newark real bad,” “We play in one of the country’s 30 Continued on Page 11... BENTLEY Barone said. “And I want our fans TREE CARE Tree Removal Stump Removal County Historical Society Tree Trimming Lot Clearing Tree Planting Skid Steer Services Logging Log Loads Summer Gala is June 11 in Westfield Site Clean-Up (for Split your own firewood) CALL FOR A FREE Article Contributed by NO OBLIGATION ESTIMATE Chautauqua County (716) 736-3963 / (814) 725-1650 Historical Society

The Chautauqua County Historical Society is inviting its members and the community to help support the preservation of local history by attending its annual fundraiser and gala on Saturday, June 11 in Westfield. “Standing Ground” will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. at the historic McClurg Museum in Moore Park – located at the corner of Routes 394 and 20 in the village. According CCHS president Cristie Herbst, “This WE CAN HELP! is our single biggest fundraising event of the year. It’s going to be a wonderful evening designed to support and promote local history in Chautauqua The County. We hope to see a lot of familiar faces as well as some new ones during the evening.” Announces YOUR SALE to The fundraiser will feature hors d’oeuvres and CHAUTAUQUA • CATTARAUGUS wine tasting, along with entertainment which & WARREN COUNTIES! will feature Irish-American songs performed McClurg Museum PLUS IT’S LISTED by musician Doc Hamels. The fundraiser's name, “Standing Ground,” is in The fundraiser and gala event take place Attendees will also have the opportunity to tour ONLINE! reference to the 9th NY Cavalry reenactment group, Saturday evening, June 11 at the McClurg, with the McClurg Museum and learn more about the who will also be on hand in Moore Park and will an admission fee $50 per person. All proceeds new exhibits that have been added, including the CALL US TODAY! be staging an encampment the entire weekend, go to support the McClurg Museum and the new election exhibit, which features numerous with activities taking place throughout the day Chautauqua County Historical Society. 716-484-4155 campaign items from past elections, including on Saturday. Those who wish to attend the Gala buttons, ribbons and pamphlets – some dating For tickets and reservations, call 326-2977 or OR 484-7930 may want to arrive in Westfield early to also take all the way back to 1836. contact any member of the board of trustees. advantage of the free encampment events. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 2 www.JamestownGazette.com May 31, 2016 11th Annual Jamestown Regional

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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Stoopidd Games ! Janet Wahlberg...... Finding Your Family Pastor Scott Hannon...... Faith Matters Pastor Shawn Hannon...... Faith Matters Steve Sorensen...... The Everyday Hunter Here’s a game worth winning, if you want One of baseball’s winningest pitchers ever, Vicki McGraw...... Join Me in the Kitchen to play it. Hall of Famer Bob Feller, said, “Every day LOCATION All you need is a big hill and a shopping cart is a new opportunity. You can build on 215 Spring St. with at least three wheels under it…OK, four yesterday's success or put its failures behind Jamestown, NY 14701 is better. Just pile on as many of your buddies and start over again. That's the way life is, MAILING ADDRESS as possible and let your pilot – his name is with a new game every day, and that's the PO Box 92 Gravity – do all the rest of the work. You win way baseball is.” Jamestown, NY 14702 when – if – you get to the bottom with most That’s why this week the Jamestown Gazette OFFICE: 716-484-7930 of your friends and their body parts. invites readers to head on out to the old FAX: 716-338-1599 Not your game? Then how about something ball game…opening day for the Jamestown Contact us... more conventional like the Rock Paper Jammers at Diethrick Park on Wednesday News - [email protected] evening, June 1. Jammers coach, Anthony Information - [email protected] Scissors World Championships. The Events - [email protected] tournament is held every year in Las Vegas. Barone, said it very simply, in a way that Classifieds [email protected] If you can manage to get crowned World speaks for baseball and every other aspect of Advertising - [email protected] daily life. “Whether you win or lose, the guys Champ, you can walk away with a really ONLINE: www.jamestowngazette.com handy $50,000. who just keep competing are the guys who are going to be successful.” AD DEADLINES: Friday at 12:00 pm Neither one of those fan favorites is likely to [email protected] make its mark in Brazil’s summer Olympics But just in case you’d still prefer a different metaphor for the game of life, book yourself DISTRIBUTION: this year, but who can deny that games are The Jamestown Gazette is a locally owned Free weekly, a big part of life? No matter how serious a flight across the pond to a place called community newspaper that highlights the notable a customer you are, one kind of game or Cooper's Hill in Gloucester, England. events and remarkable people who make the Greater Jamestown region a unique and vibrant place to live. another can probably raise an eyebrow, a That’s where they carve out a big, round The Jamestown Gazette is published every Monday pulse beat or at least enough curiosity to and tasty wheel of their signature Double and distributed to dealer locations in Chautauqua and Cattaraugus Counties in New York and in Warren watch one competitive event or another. Gloucester cheese and roll it down the County, Pennsylvania. And just like life itself – which lots of people steepest hill they can find. Precisely one second after turning the big cheese loose, The entire paper, including supplemental content, is will also tell you is a game – sometimes the posted to our website www.jamestowngazette.com. game gets rough, even when it is supposed runners start their chase right behind it, Previous Issues are also archived on the website. to be fun. Consider Shin Kicking. This 400+ hoping to catch up and grab it. All content is copyrighted and all rights reserved. No year-old-game from Cotswold, England, They run, stumble, tumble and roll after it part of the Jamestown Gazette may be reproduced started in 1612 and it’s been going strong but rarely catch up to the thing… it can hit without permission. Opinions expressed by ever since. Thousands of spectators and 70 mph on its downhill roll. Nevertheless, contributing writers, columnists and submitted press releases are their own and do not necessarily at least one ambulance show up for the they’ve been at it for 200 years in Gloucester reflect the opinions or positions of the owner, staff or competition every year. and aren’t likely to quit. They know… management of The Jamestown Gazette. With all this overheated rivalry for the Whether you win or lose, the guys who just top spot in competitive sports, whatever keep competing are the guys who are going Brought to you by: happened to the good old all-American to be successful. pastime called baseball? Enjoy the read, After all, no less a sporting celebrity than Babe Walt Pickut Ruth once said, “Baseball was, is and always Editor will be to me the best game in the world.” Baseball is a game that mirrors real life. The Jamestown Gazette JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 4 www.JamestownGazette.com UPCOMING EVENTS May 31, 2016

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Chautauqua Talks CASAC Offers Free Parenting Third Thursday Toastmasters Club Program -Outdoor Concert Series Every 1st & 3rd Tues. • 7pm Parents of children ages 5-12 (Beginning June 16th) Jamestown WHAT’S James Prendergast Library June 1, 7, 15, 22, 29 • 3-5pm Winter Garden Plaza, 313 N Main St FARMERS MARKETS Fire Place Room 501 W. Third St, Downtown Jamestown 509 Cherry St., Jmst Suites 3 & 4 Sprinchorn Bldg. 25th Annual Great Blue Heron HAPPENING? 716-490-3820 716-664-3608 Music Festival Thurs's thru Oct. 12-6pm July 1, 9am – July 3, 9pm emton55@hotmail com www.casacweb.org On Cherry St. between 2361 Waits Corners Rd, Sherman, NY CHECK OUT THE nd rd www.greatblueheron.com 2 & 3 in Jamestown Joint Veterans Council of FUND RAISER: JAMESTOWN JIVE 716-664-2477 Jamestown Meetings Northern Chautauqua Canine SPORTS/OUTDOORS: EVENTS LISTING Every Monday , 6pm Rescue GOLF TOURNAMENT National Learn to Row Day EACH WEEK VILLaGE OF FaLCONER 41 Bigelow Ave., Jmst Sat., June 4 • 8:30am LEARN TO ROW Pinehurst Golf Club, Westfield, NY Saturday, June 4 • 9am-1pm TO FIND OUT Sat's thru Oct. 9-2 Walking Tours of Jamestown 716-467-4663 "Kristine" Chaut. Lake Rowing Association WHAT’S HAPPENING Davis Park, corner of Last Saturday of ea. mo. thru Sept. [email protected] 18 Jones & Gifford Ave, Jmst AROUND TOWN! W. Main & Homestead Fenton History Center 716-410-1851 67 Washington St., Jmst 4th Annual Mel Perks Memorial www.fentonhistorycenter.org Motorcycle Run Dirt Track Auto Racing (716) 664-6256 Fri., July 1, 10-11am Sat Nights • 7-11pm thru Labor Day The Pad, 1064 Route 394, Kennedy Stateline Speedway 716-338-0035 ext. 201 4150 Kortwright Rd., Jmst TRC Street Jam (Canceled) ART: newstatelinespeedway.com North Shore Arts Alliancce 716-661-1477 1st Annual Denim & Diamonds Gala (716) 720-2403 Runs thru June 24 jamestownstreetjam.net Benefits Chaut. Lake Clean Up 3rd on 3rd Gallery, 116 East 3rd Street, Efforts Chautauqua Lake Outlet Paddle Jamestown, NY 14701 DANCE: Fri., June 17, 2016 Every Wed. thru Aug. 31 • 6:30-9pm Chautauqua Regional Youth Ballet: Seaver Gymnasium, Chaut. McCrea Point Park Boat Landing AUDUBON NATURE EVENTS: Spring Gala Institution Jones & Gifford Ave, Jamestown NY SEND Call 716-569-2345 or visit: Sat., June 18, 7pm 716-763-8602 716-763-2266 www.jamestownaudubon.org Reg Lenna Center For The Arts YOUR EVENT HEALTH: SUPPORT GROUPS: 116 E. 3rd St., Jmst JUNE: The Jamestown Kiwanis Club Bariatric Support Group TO US TO BE st www.reglenna.com st 1 : Contemplative Photography sponsoring AMBA Wellness Program 1 Mon. of each month, 6-7pm "At JCC North County Center" 716-664-2465 James Prendergast Library INCLUDED ON THE nd Saturday, June 11, 2016 • 6am-10am nd 2 : Edible Audubon Immanuel Lutheran Church Conference Rm 2 floor JAMESTOWN JIVE! 3rd-5th: Allegany Nature Pilgrimage DINING: 509 Cherry St., Jamestown rd 556 East Second St., Jmst. More info: 716-244-0293 3 : First Friday Lunch Bunch Sightseeing Cruise & Brunch th th th [email protected] 4 , 11 , 24 ,: MAPS Bird Banding nd th Sunday, June 26 • 12:30-2:30pm 716-484-7459 or 716-485-6041 JAMA 15 S Main St., 2 fl 4 : DSLR Boot Camp rd th Sightseeing Cruise (Optional food) 3 Thurs of the mo. 5:30pm 11 : Little Explorers June 27-30 • 12:30-2:30pm Edgewood Communities Presents Fluvanna Com. Church, 19th: Father's Day Birdfeeder Building 3363 Fluvanna, Ave. Ext., st Dinner Cruise with Entertainment "Keys to High Energy Living" 21 : Coffee Shop Series-Nature Tangles 716-483-5448 Thursday, June 30 • 7-9:30pm June 14th • 6:30 p.m 22nd: Coffee Shop Series-Creating nature JCC - Scharmann Theatre The Summer Wind Miracle of Recovery Fellowship play areas in your yard Reservations: Patty Eckwahl rd 40 Dunham Ave., Celoron Mondays & Wednesdays 7-8pm 23 : Coffee Shop Series-Easy Edibles 716-720-9122 th 716-763-7447 Healing Words Ministries 24 : Audubon After Dark 1006 W. 3rd St. Jamestown HISTORY: BINGO: 716-483-3687 Breakfast Buffet Summer Exhibit Gala! Fluvanna Fire Hall nd 2 Sun. of every month "Pretty as a Postcard" Mental Health Association Every Tuesday Night, 7 – 10pm A Peer Support Recovery Center 716-483-8505 8am – 11am Fenton History Center Falconer American Legion 67 Washington St, Jmst in the Gateway Center, Sinclairville Fire Hall 31 Water Street, Door #14, Every Wednesday Night. 7pm Henry Mosher Post 638 716-664-6256 For more info on weekly events, 716-962-2025 call (716) 661-9044 or visit Celebrating Wild America Kiantone Fire Department Taco's & Trivia www.mhachautauqua.org or Every Monday Night, 6 – 10pm Every Wednesday, 7pm Sunday, June 19 • 10am-4pm www.facebook.com/MHAChautauqua Roger Tory Peterson Institute 716-664-5433 Trillium Lodge 311 Curtis St., Jamestown THEATER: Jamestown Moose Lodge 1681 Main St., Cherry Creek 716-665-2473 Chautauqua Regional Youth Ballet: Every Friday Night (downstairs) 716-296-8100 Spring Gala Doors open, 5pm & Bingo starts, 7pm MOVIES: Sat., June 18 • 7pm 716-720-5088 Reg Lenna Center for the Arts EDUCATIONAL: Movies at the Reg: rd 116 East 3rd Street, Jamestown, NY CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY Children in the Stream Conference/ 116 E 3 St., Jmst 14701 TRAIL RIDERS EVENTS: Workshop • June 27-30 • 7:30am www.reglenna.com 716.664.2465 Judged Ride - June 19 Roger Tory Peterson Institute 716-664-2465 Chautauqua County Trail Riders Grounds 311 Curtis St., Jmst Hello, My Name is Doris (R) WARREN AREA EVENTS: Registration at 9 / Ride Out at 10 BINGO: 716-679-7002 Sat., June 4 • 8pm Contact: Sue Waite 716-267-4581 or Raiders of the Lost Ark Russell VFD Joyce Howard 716-708-1261 Tuesday night Bingo James Prendergast Library Wed., June 8 • 7pm (PG) Doors open 4:30pm The Jungle Book (PG) Supreme Horse - July 16 Call 716-484-7135 ext 225 Pleasant Twp VFD Chautauqua County Trail Riders Grounds Sat., June 25 • 2pm Sensory Friendly Every Thurs. Night 4pm FAX: 716-338-1599 FAX: For Event Days & Times Registration at 9 / Ride Out at 10 Sun., June 26 • 2pm Family Matinee Warren Senior Contact: Kaleena Rodriguez (716) 708- www.prendergastlibrary.org Community Center 9202 or Anne Lynch (716) 287-4474 Dipson Theaters Doors open 4pm Busti Grist Mill Grain Lakewood Cinema 8 Smoke free game COMEDY: Grinding Demonstrations Chautauqua Mall Lucille Ball Comedy Festival rd Cinema I & II Struthers Lewis Black – Aug 4, 7:30pm 3 Sun. of every month 1- 4pm Library Theare Trevor Noah – Aug 5, 8pm The Busti Historical Society Mill Warren Mall Cinema III Spotlight Brian Regan – Aug 6, 8pm 3443 Lawson Rd., Jmst For info on movies & times: June 1 & June 3, 7:30pm Reg Lenna Center For The Arts www.bustihistoricalsociety.com www.dipsontheaters.com 302 W. 3rd St., Warren, PA EMAIL: [email protected] rd 116 E. 3 St., Jmst 716-483-3670 (please leave a message) www.strutherslibrarytheatre.com www.reglenna.com MUSIC: (814) 723-7231 716-664-2465 Ken Hardleey & The Moose Club Fenton History Center Brown Bag June 18th • 6-9pm MAIL: 215 Spring St., Jamestown NY 14701 MAIL: 215 Spring St., Jamestown COMMUNITY EVENTS: Lecture Series Moose Club @ Celoron Moose 34th Annual Yassou Festival 2nd Wed. of the month Now – Oct. Fri. June 17 & Sat. June 18 • 11am-11pm 52 Dunham Ave., Celoron, NY St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Fenton History Center Moose Club-Live at the Great Blue 15 Francis St., Jamestown NY 67 Washington St., Jmst Heron Music Festival 716-483-0022 www.fentonhistorycenter.org 716-640-8746 716-664-6256 JAMESTOWN GAZETTE May 31, 2016 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 5 MAPS Bird Banding Returns 716-450-7357 to Audubon Nature Center SPIRETHEATER.ORG 317 E 3rd St. Jamestown, NY 14701 Grant Helps Preserve History Collections

Again this summer, the Audubon Nature Center is participating in a continent-wide bird study, giving you several opportunities to observe this fascinating bird banding. After being fitted with an identification band, measured, and weighed, birds like this American Goldfinch will be released back to the wild.

Article Contributed by will be rescheduled. Please leave your four-legged friends at home. Audubon Nature Center Species that may be banded include You are invited to join research Tufted Titmice, Baltimore Orioles, ornithologists – scientists who House Wrens, Gray Catbirds, Yellow study birds -- as they capture, Warblers, Common Yellowthroats, band, and release birds, recording Swamp Sparrows, Red-Winged information for science. Blackbirds, Tree Swallows, Eastern Bluebirds, and many more. The Audubon Nature Center has been doing bird banding You may want to bring binoculars Pam Brown, grant manager, instructs Kimberly Hodges, SUNY Fredonia student, demonstrations in the spring since and your camera. in using museum software to catalog collections. 2007. This is the fifth year it has If you take some photos you hosted the MAPS research program are particularly pleased with, Article Contributed by “We certainly appreciate the support of the Sheldon Foundation and that is specifically timed to target you are welcome to enter them Chautauqua County the Chautauqua County Historical breeding birds. in Audubon's 2016 Nature Historical Society Society to make this project a reality. Photography Contest. In addition MAPS stands for Monitoring Avian Our project participants are pleased to the traditional categories of Productivity and Survivorship. The Ralph C. Sheldon Foundation they will be able to preserve their Landscapes, Plants, and Wildlife, The MAPS Program is made up is supporting an initiative by the collections for future generations,” yours could be just the right shot of a continent-wide network of Chautauqua County Historical Society states Pam Brown, Town of Harmony for the new "Audubon Nature hundreds of mist netting stations and two local historians to provide and Village of Panama Historian. Center" category for photographs that capture and band birds for training, archival supplies and assistance "taken in the building or on the Cristie Herbst, president of the county study. The data gathered during to five local historical organizations. grounds that exemplify the Nature Historical Society, notes that the vast these sessions help bird scientists Pam Brown and Michelle Henry, majority of efforts to preserve local Center experience." Details of the understand more about longevity, historians and trained records managers, historical archives in Chautauqua contest, that awards $800 in prizes, breeding, and movement of bird are spearheading the project with County is done by volunteers. are at www.jasphotocontest.com. species in our region and beyond. administrative support from the County “The collections of historical The banding is done by ornithologist Perlock has worked as a wildlife Historical Society. The participating documents are the primary assets and Emily Thomas Perlock and the biologist for the U.S. Forest Service historical organizations are Harmony the most important responsibility Penn State DuBois students she Northern Research Station's Historical Society, Findley Lake & Mina of local historical organizations” mentors. The public is invited to Forestry Sciences Laboratory Historical Society, Sherman’s Yorker Herbst said. “Thanks to the Sheldon observe them at the Nature Center in Irvine, Pennsylvania, and is Museum, Clymer Historical Society, Foundation grant, we are taking the on Saturdays, June 4, 11, & 25, July currently employed as an Instructor and the Cherry Creek History Museum. first steps to ensure that the volunteers 2 & 16, and August 6; and Monday, in Wildlife Technology at Penn “The majority of this country’s historical who take care of them will have the July 25, 2016. State DuBois. Having banded more documents and artifacts are held in expertise and materials they need.” than 4000 birds, she holds a Master The protocol requires opening the small museums, not the Smithsonian or With the grant, the participants will Banding permit and is a certified as a the National Archives. It takes special nets at dawn and monitoring birds learn how to inventory, catalog, and bird bander by the North American care and handling to preserve these for six hours, so while the actual store their collections in archival boxes Banding Council. She established a treasures, and most local museums times vary, the hours are roughly and folders. Brown and Henry will banding program at The Arboretum do not have the expertise or resources work with museum volunteers so that between 6 a.m. and noon. at Penn State and has participated in to catalog and store their collections they can continue to improve their Visitors are advised to dress for the banding programs for Audubon and properly,” according to Michelle collections after the grant concludes. weather, and wear boots or shoes the Roger Tory Peterson Institute. Henry, County Historian. “We are so Students from SUNY-Fredonia’s that can get muddy. If the weather is For more information on the grateful to the Sheldon Foundation for Museum Studies program have also particularly foul and could endanger national MAPS program, visit www. understanding the significance of these been involved in the project, getting birds caught in the nets, banding birdpop.org/pages/maps.php. collections and supporting our efforts in-the- field experience working with to take care of them.” historical collections and archives.

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Please send us your Community aith and Business News that you F atters would like to share with the M Jamestown Gazette Readers. Peace Send it to: news@james- towngazette. com We’d love to hear from you! Contributing Writer Pastor Scott Hannon St. John Lutheran Church Amherst, NY Edgewood Communities Presents Peace is scarce. Peace - that is, tranquility, bought into the ideology that we could "Keys to High Energy Living" harmony, serenity, stillness, calmness - it is a rare somehow buy our way into happiness – that if thing in most of our lives. On the contrary, tension we could only purchase, acquire or get more, and turmoil, anger and agitation, fear and worry then, we would find true joy. As if the peace are often ever-present aspects of our days. we’re looking for is somehow a click away. There is strife in our politics, bullies in our We made this restless reality. We made this bed; schools, catastrophes in creation, cancer in and now we’re sleeping in it. Or more likely, our bodies and worries in the workplace. Even lying awake frustrated with today and worried when that which disrupts our peace is not that about tomorrow. upfront or outright, we still have to reckon But thanks be to God that our God does not with everyday busyness. We have to-do lists leave us to our own devices, desert us with our that keep getting longer, schedules that are destruction or abandon us in our depravity. But increasingly packed and demands that keep rather, our God comes to us in the person of demanding to be met. Jesus. God meets us through Christ whom the Look around and you will find a people “on- angels announced in the Christmas narrative the-go.” Running from here to there. Multi- came to bring “PEACE on earth.” Time and tasking at all times. Connected in all instances. time again in scripture Jesus finds those in Physically in one place, while their hearts and tension and turmoil and whispers, “Peace.” heads are somewhere else. Peace to the sick. Peace to the suffering. Peace Peace is scarce. And the consequence of this to the storm. Peace to the outcast. Peace to the peace scarcity – of the tension, tempo, and despised. And thanks be to God that our God turmoil we live with – is often angst and anxiety does not leave it at that, but rather continues to that paralyzes hope. Devoid of peace, we come to us through the Holy Spirit which still Dr. John Pelizza, motivational speaker and leading authority on wellness and personal growth, become creatures who endure today without speaks “PEACE on earth.” Peace in the midst will present the topic “Keys to High Energy Living” at the next Edgewood Communities Best of thinking too hard about tomorrow. Without Times Seminar Series on June 14th at JCC. of politics. Peace in the midst of cancer. Peace peace our focus turns to mere progress. Just in the midst of divorce. Peace in the midst of keep moving forward, we tell ourselves. Weather your life,” Pelizza said. “And always remember unemployment. Peace in the midst of our storm Article Contributed by this storm. Tackle that obstacle. Keep going. The – real happiness is built on physical and mental – whatever that may be. only hope we do allow ourselves is placed in the wellness.” Each attendee will receive one of Lutheran vain notion that this craziness and emptiness is In his lesson to the Romans, St. Paul reminds a

Dr. Pelizza’s life changing CDs. not our fault. This is just life and life sure is crazy. community filled with angst and agitation that Edgewood Communities is pleased to invite they have peace. Peace that doesn’t come from He is the founder of Pelizza & Associates, an But this reality, let’s remember, while seemingly the community to its next Best of Times this world, but rather, peace that comes from organization that helps people maximize their external – that is, imposed upon us from this Seminar featuring John Pelizza, Ph.D. as he God. Peace that comes from knowing you are personal wellness and work performance. He chaotic world – it is actually of our own making. presents a non-stop, fun filled presentation loved now and forever. Peace that comes from is the former wellness director at St. Clare’s We made this restless reality when we accepted on “Keys to High Energy Living.” The event Hospital in Schenectady, NY. He is the current knowing you are forgiven now and forever. And the notion of secularization that insisted that because they have that peace, St. Paul reminds is at 6:30 p.m. on June 14th in Jamestown Chair of the Professional Education Programs God doesn’t have and shouldn’t have anything Community College’s Scharmann Theatre. in the Esteves School of Education at The Sage them, they have hope. Hope that does not to say about our everyday lives. We excused disappoint. Although the program is free, seating is Colleges, Troy, NY. He had spoken to over 3,500 the transcendent from politics, education, limited. Reservations can be made by calling businesses and professional groups across the healthcare, and social ethics and then wondered In a world that continues to be peace starved Patty Eckwahl at 720.9122. nation. A partial listing of Dr. Pelizza’s corporate where meaning, purpose, peace and hope went. and hope deprived, may we continue to hold experience includes: IBM, Verizon, Bayer, AIM onto that which is and always will be ours: “We’re excited to have Dr. Pelizza as our We made this restless reality when we heard the keynote speaker this year,” said Tom Holt, Funds, Fleet Bank and TD Canada Trust. PEACE that comes from God and HOPE that voice of Jesus, when we read those red letters does not disappoint. (Romans 5:1-5) Lutheran President and CEO. “He will The Best of Times Seminar Series was in scripture, and then told ourselves that they keep the audience energized and engaged honored by both the state and the were no longer relevant or applicable. “Turn the “Peace I leave with you,” Jesus says. “My peace I and his topic matches perfectly with our national LeadingAge associations with the other cheek,” Jesus says. So we drop a bomb. give to you.” John 14:27 goal to help people plan well for the future “Innovation of the Year” and “Public Trust” “Love your neighbor,” Jesus says. We can’t; we Peace, and live life to the fullest at any age.” awards. The seminar program is recognized don’t know our neighbors. “Give to everyone PSDH Dr. Pelizza is a motivational speaker and for bringing education to the community on who begs of you,” Jesus says. And we replied, ways to plan well to age well. “But that’s un-American.” a leading authority on wellness, weight For more inspiration and insights from management, behavioral medicine, stress Edgewood Communities is part of We made this restless reality when we resigned Pastor Scott's past columns, please visit www. management and personal growth. He Lutheran Senior Housing and is located on ourselves to decision-making NOT based on jamestowngazette.com and click on the Faith will identify and demonstrate strategies to the Lutheran Campus off Falconer Street doing what is right or what is good, but instead, Matters page. The Jamestown Gazette is proud enhance physical and mental wellness. “These in Jamestown. Units include one and two on choosing the lesser of two evils. to present our county’s most creative and original strategies are simple to incorporate into your bedroom apartments, duplex homes and We made this restless reality when we (literally) writers for your enjoyment and enlightenment. lifestyle and will add years to the quality of the new Smartment® Building. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 8 www.JamestownGazette.com COMMUNITY May 31, 2016 We are the Factory...No Middleman Markup! 5k to Kick-Off Fluvanna Fest 2016 SAVE Mattresses always starting Article Contributed by the 5k at www.runsignup.com/ 20% to 60% as low as $90.00! fluvannafest5k or from our Facebook Fluvanna Community event page. Registration is $25 and each OFF runner and walker will receive a Tshirt! Comparable Brand Historical Society Sign up with a friend or family member Names! Race your heart out or just enjoy a and create a team, and you'll each receive 135 E. Fairmount Ave., Lakewood - 763-5515 150 Blackstone Ave., Jamestown - 665-2247 a $5 discount on your registration – 10 W. Main St., Fredonia - 672-4140 walk with friends and family through Fluvanna's quaint neighborhoods members of the historical society will during the first annual Fluvanna Fest 5k! receive an additional $5 discount! The Fluvanna Community Historical The 5k festivities start and finish at the 4-H Superyouth: Abigail Jantzi Society, along with other cornerstone Fluvanna Community Church. Along organizations, have planned a family- the course you'll cruise by Fluvanna friendly festival Father's Day weekend. landmarks like the historic War Vets Festival activities begin on Saturday and the Old Church (currently being June 18th at 9am with the 5k and restored), be cheered on by spirited conclude with the War Vets' car show Fluvanna neighbors and finish under Sunday afternoon – with a host of a fireman's tribute American flag other great events in between. before you slide (or slip) through Proceeds from the 5k go to The Fluvanna a massive pile of foam (optional) Community Historical Society and or take-on one of 2 bounce houses! the community revitalization projects Stick around after the race, to shop they have planned. Cash prizes for and support local business owners at top finishers have been made possible the Open Market, grab a bite to eat at by local business sponsors Line-X, one of our locally owned restaurants, Cummins, Lacey Wilson Consulting, admire an antique fire truck, tour the LLC and Greenlee-Winchester historic church to see the renovation Insurance. Sign-up and register for projects underway and much more!

Abigail Jantzi, May 4-H SuperYouth, in the show ring at the Chautauqua County Fair.

Article Contributed by church program and Abbe Reformed Church Bible School. Books, Bags of Books Cornell Cooperative Abbey has just finished her freshman year at Extension Penn State Behrend where she is studying biology. She is a member of the Honors Half Price at Sale Cornell Cooperative Extension Chautauqua Program, is on the Dean’s List, and is in County’s 4-H Youth Development Program the National Society of Leadership and connects youth to hands-on learning Success. She enjoys being a member of the opportunities that help them grow into Tone-Acious a Capella group, the Gamma competent, caring, contributing members Sigma National Service Sorority and the of society. In an effort to recognize the great Agricultural Club. things that 4-H youth accomplish, each month In her free time Abbey enjoys working with Cornell Cooperative Extension Chautauqua her dairy cows, horseback riding, singing, County will name a 4-H SuperYouth. This swimming, and reading. When asked about month we celebrate Abigail Jantzi. Abbey Lisa Kempisty, CCE Dairy and Eighteen year old Abbey has been active Livestock Educator, shared these kind words, in 4-H for eleven years. She was president “Abbey Jantzi is an outstanding youth who of the Clymer Eager Beavers 4-H club is a positive role model for her peers as well for four years where she participated as adults! Abbey is a caring person, always in cake decorating, creative crafts, and offering and eager to help teach the younger photography. Abigail’s passion lies in the 4-H dairy members about dairy judging, dairy industry. In the 4-H dairy project fitting and showing a dairy animal, and Abbey has been a junior superintendent maintaining an attractive 4-H dairy display at in the Dairy Barn at the Chautauqua the fair. Abbey is very respectful of others, and County Fair for four years and received the shares her positive outlook and enthusiasm in Outstanding Junior Superintendent award. all that she does. Abbey is a responsible and hardworking young woman who sets goals She has been Grand Champion Dairy (L to R) Zack and Emily Ryberg browse with their grandmother, Judy Rhodes (rear), in the book Showman in a very competitive field. At the and strives to achieve them, always learning sale area at Prendergast Library, where the year’s second quarterly bargains galore sale will World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin and sharing along the way. Congratulations to take place June 2-4. Individual books are half-price, and bags are $5. Abigail was a member of the New York State Abigail Jantzi, 4-H SuperYouth! Dairy Judging team and placed eleventh The 4-H Youth Development Program is Article Contributed by books will be sold at regular prices, and gift individually. At the North American one of many programs offered by Cornell certificates for future book sale purchases are International Livestock Exposition Cooperative Extension of Chautauqua James Prendergast Library available for $5 and $10. (NAILE) in Louisville, Kentucky she was County (CCE-Chautauqua). CCE- on the New York State team that placed Chautauqua is a community based Cash, checks, and credit cards are accepted. fourth in dairy judging. At the All-American educational organization, affiliated with Prendergast Library will hold its second The library is located at 509 Cherry St., Dairy Show in Harrisburg Abbey placed Cornell University, Chautauqua County quarterly bargain book sale of the year Jamestown. For information, call 484-7135. Thursday through Saturday June 2-4. third in individual dairy judging. Government, the NYS SUNY system, Other events taking place on Saturday, June At Chautauqua Lake Central School and the federal government through the Shopping hours are 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Thursday 4, will be the Jim Roselle Read-A-Thon Abbey was the co-president of Student United States Department of Agriculture’s and Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with sponsored Administration, Treasurer of the National National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Books will be half price with adult hardcovers readers presenting 10-minute selections Honor Society, Captain of the Varsity Girl’s For more information, call 716-664-9502 at $1 and adult paperbacks, young adult books and an outdoor petting zoo from Sun Swimming and Diving team, a member of or visit our website at www.cce.cornell. and children’s books all 50 cents each. Bags Dance Kids Farm from 1 to 3 p.m. There High School Bowl, Envirothon, Science edu/chautauqua. Cornell University will be provided for those who would like to will also be food and giveaways. Cooperative Extension provides equal Olympiad, band and chorus, and Chorale. buy a bag of books at a reduced price of $5. The library is located at 509 Cherry St., program and employment opportunities. Abigail has participated in the Awana Other items such as DVDs and audio Jamestown. For information, call 484-7135.

Chautauqua County Humane Society Pets of the Week

Hey there, my name is John. I am a mellow Hey there, my name is Coal! I am a very curious older dog who is still curious about everything and active boy who loves to explore. I really like around him. I like treats, and going for walks squeaky toys too! I can be a little pushy with high where I can find new things to sniff. I do get value food though, so I would do best in a home pushy over canned food and people food with kids over 5. Come meet me today! though, so I would do best in a home with kids 5 and older. Come meet me today! Coal John

Chautauqua County Humane Society • 2825 Strunk Rd, Jamestown • (716) 665-2209 • www.spcapets.com • [email protected] JAMESTOWN GAZETTE May 31, 2016 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 9 CCB’s America’s Promise Team Hosting FREE Classified Ads Golf Tournament Fundraiser Merchandise ads are FREE in the Jamestown Gazette * Article Contributed by 3. A healthy start; Free Classified ads will only be accepted by using this form in the Jamestown Cattaraugus County Bank 4. A marketable skill through effective Gazette or by e-mailing your item to [email protected]. education; No Calls or Walk-Ins will be accepted on FREE Classifieds. On Sunday, June 12th, 2016, the 5. An opportunity to give back through community service. *Merchandise MUST be priced $500 or under. America’s Promise team from CCB No Firewood, No Animals/Pets and No Weaponry (Cattaraugus County Bank) is hosting CCB has been a member of America’s a golf tournament to raise much Promise since 1999. NAME:______PHONE:______needed money to help them help area children in need. “We are excited and happy we could Gazette Deals Ad Creator (Max 15 Words) host this event,” states CCB’s Chair of The golf tournament is being held The America’s Promise Team, Mary Jo at Cardinal Hills Golf Course in Woodarek. “In just the last five years Randolph, New York. Shotgun start our group has donated over $17,000 to time is 1pm for the four person scramble. It will take place rain or area youth and youth organizations. All Please Mail completed forms to 215 Spring Street, Jamestown, NY 14701 proceeds help us to help our children.” - shine. Cost to participate is $65 Email: [email protected] Fax: 716-338-1599 (non-member) or $45 (member). About CCB The cost includes Greens fees, cart CCB is an FDIC insured New York State and dinner. Prizes will be awarded. chartered independent, community Entry forms are available at CCB St Luke’s to Hold Basket Auction bank. From January 2, 1902, CCB has and at Cardinal Hills Golf Course. established an unprecedented record Registration is needed by June 3rd. and Family Picnic at Camp Onyahsa of fiscal integrity and sound financial “America’s Promise” members help to growth, which now totals over $200 ensure that children receive the five million in assets. CCB maintains resources they need: convenient ATMs and can be found 1. An ongoing relationship with a on the web at www.ccblv.com. CCB is caring adult-mentor; an equal housing lender. CCB’s main 2. Access to safe places & structured office is located in Little Valley, with activities during non-school hours; seven branch offices.

Jefferson Students Benefit from Accel Art Enrichment

Article Contributed by donors are asked to contact Danica Olson-Walter, Director of Children’s St. Luke’s Episcopal Church and Youth Ministries, danica.olson@

stlukesjamestown.org. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church will “The Basket Auction has historically hold its annual Youth Basket Auction been held earlier in the year in the on Sunday, June 5 at YMCA Camp church undercroft.” said the Rev. Luke Onyahsa, in conjunction with their Fodor, St. Luke’s Rector. “It is always Annual Parish Picnic celebration. The a fun event that garners quite a bit of Auction will be take place immediately participation, but this year we decided following the 10:30am lakeside to change things up a bit. Since St. worship service, and will include a Luke’s annual picnic and worship “live” auction conducted by local service have always been a time to charity auctioneer Campbell Dawson, celebrate our young people and youth, as well as several Silent Auction we decided that it only made sense to offerings. A potluck picnic and family- have the auction that day. In addition based games and water activities will to the auction we anticipate an follow the auction. enjoyable day on the lake with family while enhancing their math and The public is invited to attend all or and friends. Worship and fellowship Article Contributed by English Language Arts skills. part of the day’s festivities. There will in a beautiful outdoor venue…what Jamestown Public Schools be no cost, although participants who more could you ask for?” Some of the art projects students wish to stay for the picnic are asked to "Whether you're thinking about Jefferson Middle School eighth have completed this year include: bring a dish to pass and table service. St. coming to church or just want to get weaving baskets, creating string art, Luke’s will provide beverages, hot dogs grader, Claudia Wilber, recently your kids involved in some good old- working with clay and studying a and condiments. Participants are also painted an Andy Warhol styled fashioned fun, St. Luke's Parish Picnic encouraged to bring folding chairs or Pop Art painting during Accel variety of artists through painting. and Youth Basket Auction is great place blankets, swimwear, towels and water Art Enrichment. Accel Art is an Students have also worked on to start.” added Ms. Olson-Walter. “As a shoes. Lakeside activities will include individual projects based on their newcomer myself, I can tell you that I art enrichment class offered to all swimming and kayaking. A certified interests or areas that they wanted have never felt as welcome as I do at St. eighth grade students who scored in lifeguard will be on duty. Camp Luke's. We hope to see you there!" the 60th percentile on their NWEA to improve upon before they go to Onyahsa is located on Chautauqua survey in both English Language the high school. Lake at Dewittville (across from Fodor would also like to remind Arts and Math. It meets all year Cadwell’s Cheese House, about 2.5 the public will be NO regular “It is an opportunity to get more miles from Midway Park). Sunday service at St. Luke’s church every other day for 45 minutes. time in art since the regular art in Jamestown on Sunday, June Depending on the grade level The Youth Basket Auction is an annual class only meets every other year in 5th. Parishioners and visitors are event at St. Luke’s. Proceeds from past students can choose from Accel middle school for 13 weeks,” said encouraged to attend the Lakeside auctions have been used to help fund enrichment classes in art, music, Mrs. Corey. “The smaller class size Worship service at 10am. In case of Youth programs, including local and Family & Consumer Science and also allows for more one-on-one rain, the service and auction will be regional Mission and outreach events. technology. The enrichment classes held inside Camp Onyahsa’s Main instruction and a chance to explore Organizers of the event are seeking use various forms of curriculum Lodge. For more information call the new forms of art that don't fit into donations from local businesses to church office at 716-483-6405. such as art to challenge students the regular curriculum.” be included in the Auction. Potential JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 10 www.JamestownGazette.com JAMESTOWN JAMMERS May 31, 2016

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They are the guys behind the backstop price for the whole summer, from June 1 until all over the country. It is very challenging. with a radar gun. It’s not unusual to see 87 to 97 the end of August.” Warren also said there will They have to learn the difference between mph fastballs. That is major league pitching!” be a lot of opportunities for fans to meet the success and failure.” players and get autographs. “Some of them “And for talent, take one of our new recruits,” “To me, failure is just giving up. I don’t may be tomorrow’s Hall of Famers.” Barone said. “Tolly Filotei was a late round consider anybody a failure unless they quit. I love guys who stick it out and grind through a tough situation. Whether you win or lose, the guys who just keep Vs competing are the guys who are successful. The ones who come to the ballpark every NEWARK day and want to get better are the guys who Wednesday • June 1 • 7:05pm are really successful. That’s what you teach Thursday • June 2 • 7:05pm in the summer, the never give up attitude and real competition. This is a day-to-day Vs job and they have to treat it like it is a job.” VICTOR “You’ve got to love the game. If you don’t Friday • June 3 • 7:05pm love the game this is where it shows. This Vs is pure baseball.” On The Air and On-Line ELMIRA monday • June 6 • 11:05am Radio play-by-play color and commentary for all home and away games will be Russell Diethrick Park presented by the Keystone Sports 485 Falconer St. Jmst Matt Warren, Jamestown Jammers’ Entertainment Coordinator and Game Host. Network over WCCB 1370 AM out of 716.664.0915 Corry, PA. Jamestown’s Media-1 will do draft pick for the Colorado Rockies right out Game day concessions by Coaches of high school, but he chose to go to college Corner offer soft drinks, from Snapple first. He is now a sophomore at Faulkner State to 7-UP and root beer to RC Cola, and Community College in Alabama. He will play much more, Warren said, “…and it’s all ball in Jamestown this summer. He’s a real fast in bottles. Hometown Southern Tier outfielder, with a 6.3 second, 60-yard time.” Brewery and Budweiser products are Filotei was the first of 28 players who began also on hand to go with all the traditional reporting to camp on Wednesday, May 25 ballpark foods, hot dogs and burgers.” with a contract for the whole summer. Special nights are also slated for groups like Host Families local Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, hospital For a few lucky local families, Jamestown emergency workers, first responders and Jammers baseball is more than a fan sport. They many more, including a special Kids Day host the players in their own homes. Local Sunday discount for Jammers Kids Club resident Gaylene Lindell, owner and operator of members. On June 6, an 11:05 a.m. game Gaylene's Jewelry Store, hosted one player last for 1,000 local mid- and elementary- year and enjoyed the experience so much she school students will give them a half day plans to host two this year and volunteered to of school and a great seat for the Jammers head up the family hosting program. Unhosted vs Elmira game. players can bunk in a Jamestown Community “Matt Warren is a great addition to our College dorm for the summer, but hosting staff,” Barone said. “He is a wonderful opportunities are still available by contacting entertainer and organizer.” Gaylene or coach Barone. Building the Pros Players have a few simple, common sense “I recruit the players in the fall,” Jamestown Jammers outfielder, Tolly Filotei from Faulkner State Community College in Alabama is rules, including no drinking or drugs, greeted on arrival by Jammers coach, Anthony Barone. Barone said. “In September and keeping the curfew and playing hard every October I am on the phone all day day. They play six days every week with one and all night getting guys to play for www.Jamestownbaseball.com. “We have a day off to relax, enjoy the local sights and get Jamestown. I talk to coaches, watch videos remote broadcasts as they are scheduled. great website,” Barone added, “and I hope a lot to know their host families. and go see them play. The fellows get a lot Fans can also watch the games live on of people will take a look at it for schedules, Game Day Events of offers and we are competing with a lot of YouTube, with four cameras set up at the rosters, player bios and league news.” “Pick up a $5 ticket and you get awesome other teams for the talent.” ballpark for live play-by-play. Access is through Summer is coming. Play ball! JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 12 www.JamestownGazette.com CLASSIFIEDS May 31, 2016 MOTOR HOMES FOR SALE

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(L to R): Jamestown Kiwanis Club President Wendy Wilcox and Board Member Chuck Nazzaro.

Article Contributed by stated, "With the changes in health insurance, many people find Jamestown Kiwanis Club themselves with high deductibles to be met before any services are covered. The Jamestown Kiwanis Club is While this has been a valuable program sponsoring an AMBA Wellness for many years, it is even more so now, Program on Saturday, June 11, 2016 as those unable or unwilling to spend at the Immanuel Lutheran Church hundreds of dollars for routine testing at 556 East Second Street from 6:00 can still get the screenings needed to am to 10:00 am. The AMBA Wellness maintain their health." Program includes blood tests for Coronary Disease, Kidney Disease, Anyone interested in participating Anemia, Liver Disease, Diabetes and should contact their physician for other types of diseases. The cost for the permission to have the test results sent full AMBA panel, including the Kiwanis to their office. For further information sponsorship fee, is $48.00. The following or to schedule an appointment call optional tests are also available for an 1-800-234-8888 by June 9th. additional fee and require a separate Kiwanis International is a global script from a physician: Prostate organization of volunteers dedicated to Specific Antigen (PSA), TSH, Vitamin changing the world one child and one Susan Rowley from 4th Chapter New York Blue Star Mothers (center) accepts a donation check D - 25, Hemoglobin A1C and Insure community at a time. New members are from Jillian Lawton and Jared Yaggie, representatives of the SWCS Rotary Interact Club as I. Craig Hinderleider, General Manager of the Jamestown Savings Bank Arena (far right) and Colon Rectal Kit. always welcome. For more information other Blue Star Mother club members look on. The funds were raised by the club during a Free Kiwanis President Wendy Wilcox call Wendy Wilcox at 450-6874. Skate event that was held at the arena in April. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 16 www.JamestownGazette.com COMMUNITY May 31, 2016 Infinity and Lynn Development Complete Infinity Arts Café - Dance Infinity’s Create a Home Campaign and Theater Showcase Article Contributed by Melendy, and theater students will perform under the direction of Adam Infinity Visual and Owens, Jamie-Lee Bonfiglio Davis, and Performing Arts, Inc. Teal Weatherley.

This event is free, family friendly, and Infinity Visual and Performing Arts, open to the public. Audience members Inc. will be hosting a performance and performers of all ages are welcome. of Dance and Theater students on Friday, June 3, 2016 at 7:00pm in the The Infinity Arts Café performance Infinity Arts Café. Dance students will entrance is located at 300 East 3rd Street, perform under the direction of Mariah through the doors to the old post office. (L to R, center row) Infinity Board President, Jason Sample, Lynn Development Vice President of Facilities, Chris Lynn, Infinity Executive Director, Shane Hawkins, and Art Instructor Gary Peters with Infinity Students at the Infinity Arts Café.

Pulse Poetry Slam Event Article Contributed by the support of our local foundations, Article Contributed by open to the public. Audience members businesses and community members, and performers of all ages are welcome. Infinity Visual and everyone worked together and the end Infinity Visual and Performing Arts, Inc. result has exceeded expectations." Performing Arts, Inc. Performance poetry is an excellent way "The board is especially grateful for the to express creativity while practicing Infinity’s new home in the Lynn Building leadership of our Executive Director, Shane performance and public speaking. Poets of Downtown Jamestown has been a work Hawkins, who put in immeasurable time Infinity Visual and Performing Arts, Inc. and effort to see the project through from will be hosting the June installment of and audience-members welcome. in progress since spring of 2014. In March 2014, The Lynn Development team stepped start to finish," Sample added. "We also Pulse Poetry Slam on Thursday, June 2 The Infinity Arts Café performance in to help design, coordinate, and complete want to extend a big 'thank you' to all our at 6:00pm at the Infinity Arts Café. June’s entrance is located at 300 East 3rd Street, construction for the new 14,100 sq. ft. students and their families, who showed performance theme is “So Haikool”. through the doors to the old post office. Infinity Visual and Performing Arts Center. great patience and cooperation during Bring your best original or favorite the move and as we settled in to our new Thanks to generous support from local home. It truly was a big win for Infinity and famous haikus & other poems to this Email [email protected] and regional foundations, including the wouldn't have happened without the help themed open mic event! Website http://www. Gebbie Foundation, the Chautauqua and support of everyone involved." infinityperformingarts.org/ Region Community Foundation, the Lenna This event is free, family friendly, and Foundation, the Johnson Foundation, the Infinity’s Executive Director, Shane WNY Foundation, the Oishei Foundation, Hawkins remarks, “We are so thrilled with the Carnahan Jackson Foundation, the new Infinity Center! It was a journey the Kendall Club, and an outpouring to get here, and our community and all of the many foundations and people who JCC Board Approves Proposed of support from community service Week of 5/30/16 - 6/5/16 organizations, individual donors, and the helped make this happen were just amazing Sport Management Degrees Lynn Development Group, Infinity has throughout the process. The combination officially completed and paid for 100% of the of the quality of the building, the unending construction of the new Infinity Center. support of the Lynn Development Group, Article Contributed by and communication, and fitness and the wonderful new opportunities that management. Core courses will focus Jason Spain, Lynn Development partner are now possible for our students all add up Jamestown Community on accounting, economics, marketing, and CEO says "The fruition of this vision to a strong and sustainable future. We are so College communication, and psychosocial is a reflection of how a community can happy for the students that will benefit from come together - rise above traditional this new space.” theories related to sport. practices and competing priorities - and The Jamestown Community College “Many students within the JCC place the development and education of If you have not yet experienced Infinity’s Edited by Margie E. Burke board of trustees recently authorized the regions youth first and foremost in new facility,Difficulty feel : Easyfree to contact the Infinity service area choose to pursue degrees Center to schedule a tour or visit our college officials to move forward with and careers in the robust field of energy and endeavor. Congratulations proposed new Associate in Science Infinity, we are so very proud to be the website for additional information! www.  sport management,” said Maria infinityperformingarts.org 716-664-0991 HOW TO SOLVE: and Associate in Applied Science stewards of your enduring home!" Kindberg, dean of arts, humanities,    degrees in sport management for the This is an exciting time at Infinity with About Infinity and health sciences. “These two new  Jamestown Campus. new and engaging programs and classes Infinity is a music and arts education and degrees will enable them to begin being developed and implemented every performing arts center that offers private  The proposals, which have been their pursuits at JCC where we can month within the expanded new Infinity lessons and group experiences within   reviewed by the college’s faculty, will provide a strong foundation for Center. Classes are developed to provide five pillars of the arts: music, art, dance,  students with a wide array of options for be forwarded to the State University transfer or employment.” theater, and literature. Infinity offers  individualized, high quality arts education something for all ages and experience of New York and the New York State The A.A.S. degree is designed for  Education Department for the next and mentorship experiences. levels, and encourages students to Explore,  individuals interested in entry level Week of 5/30/16 - 6/5/16  stages of approval. "This successful fundraising initiative is a Experience, and Excel in the arts! positions in the sport, recreation, and terrific example of the great things that can New student orientations take place once  According to Kathy Stedman, associate fitness industry. Sport psychology, be accomplished when community comes a month at 301 East Second Street Lynn (Answer appears elsewhere professor of physical education, the sport sociology, and ethical together," said Jason Sample, president Building, Suite 101, Jamestown, NY 14701.  in this issue) proposed degrees are geared toward leadership will be emphasized in the of the Infinity Board of Directors. "From For more information, call 716-664-0991 or those students who want to be involved curriculum. Although not designed the generosity of the Lynn Group to visit www.infinityperformingarts.org Copyright 2016 by The Puzzle Syndicate in sports but who do not necessarily as a transfer program, many of its want to teach physical education. courses may be tailored for transfer “The degrees allow students the to bachelor’s degree programs choice of transferring to a four-year emphasizing recreation management, PUZZLE SOLUTIONS college for a bachelor’s degree or fitness promotion management, and Solution to Crossword: coaching education. going directly into the workforce,” THAT WRA P OGL E said Ms. Stedman. She also anticipates Experiential learning experiences are key HONE HOURS IRIS Solution to Sudoku a significant synergy between sport components of both degree programs. I OTA I GLOO LAST  management and other academic SP I R I TED RAFFLE  disciplines such as business, TUBER ARB I TER  communication, and life sciences. TROP I C FRYER SIX SABLE DELTA          The A.S. degree program enables AC I D PO I NT D I RE  graduates to transfer to a four- RENAL ONA I R FOR  year institution, preparing them to YEAST MO I E T Y pursue careers in youth, scholastic, PENDANT RE I NS          intercollegiate, and professional OVERDO FUL LSTOP  athletic organizations, sport SAVE DRAPE TYPE  facility management, sport media I DEA EAVES ELAN TERM FEES PELT JAMESTOWN GAZETTE May 31, 2016 COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 17 Fredonia Enactus Chapter Earns High Honors; McNamara Feted, at National Competition The

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She had the fortune Cornell, University of Illinois at Urbana- to share an informal conversation – Champaign and the University of South devoted to education, data analytics and Florida," Dr. McNamara explained. innovation labs – with the president of ADP Enactus is an international organization that TotalSource during lunch. Just hours later, connects student, academic and businesses Plum received a call from an ADP recruiter. leaders through entrepreneurial-based That led to two interviews and a job offer. projects. Student teams showcase the For Benjamin Soto, a Management major, collective impact of their projects which being at a gathering with some of the make a social, economic and environmental nation's top business leaders was an awe- impact in the community. Business leaders inspiring experience. Mr. Soto met the rank them on how successful they were at president of Schwann Food Company and using business concepts to improve the the executive vice president and president quality of life and standard of living for of Supercenters – Wal-Mart U.S. "Words those in need. could not describe how amazing it was to Fredonia was also a finalist in another be in a center of such powerful, influential “Whatever You are Craving, category, Uncap Opportunities for Women, figures," he said. for its support of women-owned businesses. You Will Find it Here” That netted a plaque and $1,000 that will "Being able to attend the expo gave me help fund a partnership with local Girl the opportunity to network and share Scout troops and the Boys and Girls Club project ideas with other Enactus, alumni in Dunkirk, and also help purchase software and top executives," said Marketing major for a local business. Katie Hayes. "There is no other club in the world that exposes students to Fortune 100 In the spotlight, too, was McNamara. She executives and allows them the chance to was named one of two Sam M. Walton Free learn about their companies directly from Enterprise Fellows of the Year. Only two the people who run them." chapter advisors who have done the most to advance the entire Enactus organization are With her Sam Walton Fellow designation, so honored each year. McNamara will attend Enactus Key Club, a gathering of select students and business, "I'm inspired by students being creative and academic and government leaders from seeing their entrepreneurial actions and around the world, in Toronto this fall. It's outcomes of their projects," McNamara an honor that McNamara said "touches my said. "When we go to competitions, it's heart" because it was based on nominations 1 LARGE Only inspiring to see students being recognized from students. Several Fredonia students for their accomplishments." PIZZA will join her so they, too, can learn from (with 1 topping) Indeed, the Enactus team – following a schools from around the world. $ 75 Regional championship earned in April in Enactus is continuing its work throughout Plus 22 (includes tax) Atlanta -- was primed for a national stage. the summer, helping a new business open 20 WINGS Its 84 members – representing 22 majors, on the Chadwick Bay Boardwalk, adding including Business, which accounts for 902 East 2nd St., Jamestown, NY 14701 more farms to AgriMobile and developing (716) 484-0600 nearly half of the roster – gave more than a workforce development program with Dinner Hours: 5,000 hours of service spread among 12 the Chautauqua County Workforce Sun.-Thurs. 4:00-10:00, Fri. & Sat. 4:00-11:30 impactful projects. Investment Board. For more information Lunch Hours: Students helping local farmers increase about Enactus, contact McNamara at susan. Wed.-Fri. 11:00-1:30 revenue through online marketing, [email protected]. 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