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It's Time for Bucks and Bears www.JamestownGazette.com WEE /JamestownGazette EE K R LY @JtownGazette F Chautauqua Marketing Solutions, Inc. The People’s Paper. Vol. 8 • No. 45 | Week of November 12, 2018 Distributed in Ashville, Bemus Point, Barcelona, Busti, Celoron, Chautauqua, Clymer, Dewittville, Falconer, Frewsburg, Gerry, Greenhurst, Jamestown, Kennedy, Lakewood, Maple Springs, Mayville, Panama, Randolph, Sherman, Sinclairville, Steamburg, Stedman, Stockton, Stow, Westfield, Russell, Sugar Grove and Warren, PA Little Bugs Pest Control, LLC It’s Time for Bucks and Bears A Better Quality Pest Control Service Locally Owned & Operated Commercial & Residential Services Licensed & Insured in NY & PA Preventative THE EVERYDAY HUNTER Seasonal Services with Steve Sorensen CALL TODAY for Our Exceptional Rates on Preventative Services Contributing Writer As for deer, some of us think about them 716.640.5006 Steve Sorensen day and night. As part of our planning for deer hunting, we bought our licenses 814.221.3424 Archery season is well underway, bow- as early as August. We may have kept hunters have already taken some bucks our feet dry, but our minds wandered WE BEAT OUR with strong antlers, and gun hunters are into swamps and thickets, anticipating a COMPETITORS PRICES! getting ready. Bears are plentiful, too. shot at a big buck. Perhaps with the help Now Offering Green Services Whether you hunt New York, Pennsyl- of trail cameras we got a look at one we vania, or both, this may be a season to hope to put on the wall. We bought our remember. antlerless tags thinking about a doe may- Your Community • Your Credit Union be as meat, or perhaps as a consolation New York is producing some nice bucks for the hunter who As we take a view toward the big game puts in his (or her) time. (Photo by Audrey Zimmerman.) prize if the buck we want doesn’t step season, let’s not forget the way that out in front of us. Either way, harvesting most of us got into hunting. Tradition- does is the key to keeping the deer popu- by killing some does we make room not ally small game introduced many of us lation in balance with its habitat. only for deer but for many other species to hunting, and the fact that fewer of us of wildlife. Any wildlife biologist will tell hunt small game anymore may be a sel- Deer have a way of eating themselves Jamestown Area Community you even songbirds benefit from an ad- Federal Credit Union dom-cited reason hunting license sales out of house and home. That impacts 915 E. Second St., Jamestown are declining. (See today’s “The Every- the animals they share the habitat with equate deer harvest, because overabun- 483-1650 • jacfcu.org day Hunter®” column for more on the too. Hunters may argue over how many dant deer will eat prime nesting cover Federally insured by NCUA importance of small game.) does should be killed, but it’s a fact that Continued on Page 9... Gary Hahn Joins National Comedy Center as Director of Marketing and Communications and tourism marketing executive entertainment and exhibition whose extensive experience includes complex in 2017 and the opening of senior positions with major media the AAA four-diamond Guest House and destination brands, including at Graceland resort hotel in 2016 – the Elvis Presley’s Graceland, XM largest hotel to be built in Memphis Satellite Radio and Warner Bros. in 90 years. Hahn also supervised Most recently, Hahn served as Vice the marketing and production of Article Contributed by President and Chief Marketing Officer the annual Elvis Week celebration, National Comedy Center for Elvis Presley Enterprises (EPE) in which draws thousands of visitors Memphis, where he led marketing, to Memphis each August, as well The National Comedy Center branding, public relations, social as Elvis-themed live concert events announced today that Gary Hahn has media and digital content creation for which toured around the world. the iconic Graceland Mansion, which joined the organization as Director “We are thrilled to have Gary join welcomes approximately 600,000 of Marketing and Communications. Gary Hahn our team as we begin to significantly visitors each year. Reporting to Executive Director ramp up our marketing and branding Journey Gunderson, Hahn will National Comedy Center, establish During Hahn’s five-plus years at efforts,” stated Journey Gunderson, be responsible for developing and EPE, he led the marketing and public the brand as a national destination National Comedy Center Executive implementing a comprehensive relations initiatives for the most and drive visitor attendance among Director. “Gary’s extensive experience marketing, public relations and significant expansion in Graceland in destination and tourism marketing, communications program in order tourists from around the country. history, including the opening to build extensive awareness for the Hahn is a seasoned entertainment of the “Elvis Presley’s Memphis” Continued on Page 3... JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 2 www.JamestownGazette.com November 12, 2018 Celebrate the season with your favorite holiday music per- formed by the master musicians of Windham Hill Records! “Carol of the Bells” “Greensleeves” I MY HOMETOWN “Christmas Time is Here” WHY I LOVE JAMESTOWN: “Have Yourself After a 20-year career in the Air Liz Story Sean Harkness Samite a Merry Force, my wife and I had to decided Little Christmas” where we were going to settle and WINDHAM HILL and more. raise our twins. We had the opportunity WINTER SOLSTICE to live in other parts of the country, but Tickets start at in the end we gladly chose to return Sun dec 9 • 4 PM $5 for students and $10 for adults. written by SPONSORED BY home to Chautauqua Country to raise our BUY TICKETS - 116 E 3RD ST • JAMESTOWN, NY GREG CARLSON family. It was really an easy choice. We 716.484.7070 OR REGLENNA.COM both grew up here surrounded by friends and family. We love the four seasons and the beauti- We are the Factory...No Middleman Markup! ful landscapes our area offers. This area provides a rare combination of small-town atmosphere but with endless SAVE Mattresses always starting as low as $90.00! opportunities for leisure. Whether you’re an avid outdoors- 20% to 60% man, lover of great restaurants and food, or a fan of OFF boating and water, there’s something for you here. Comparable Brand Names! 135 E. Fairmount Ave., Lakewood - 763-5515 150 Blackstone Ave., Jamestown - 665-2247 10 W. Main St., Fredonia - 672-4140 Fast Food Trivia November 16 is Fast Food Day! 1. What was the first fast food restaurant? 2. What fast food restaurant introduced the first modern drive-thru window? 3. What product did McDonald’s restaurants first introduce in 1968? 4. What fast food restaurant introduced an advertising campaign in 1997 featuring a talking chihuahua? 5. What fast food restaurant was literally founded in a broom closet? 6. What was the first fast food restaurant to offer a complete “lite” menu 7. What was the first fast food restaurant in China? 8. In 1986, Janie and Jerry Murrell, the parents of four sons, started what restaurant? 9. The Famous Star is the signature burger of what fast food restaurant? 10. Where was the first Long John Silver’s restaurant opened? (8) Five Guys Burgers and Fries (9) Carl’s Jr. (10) Lexington, Kentucky, in 1969 in Kentucky, Lexington, (10) Jr. Carl’s (9) Fries and Burgers Guys Five (8) (4) Taco Bell (5) Papa John’s, in 1984 (6) Arby’s, in 1991 (7) KFC, in 1987 in KFC, (7) 1991 in Arby’s, (6) 1984 in John’s, Papa (5) Bell Taco (4) ANSWERS: (1) White Castle, in 1921 (2) Wendy’s, in 1970 (3) Big Mac Big (3) 1970 in Wendy’s, (2) 1921 in Castle, White (1) ANSWERS: Resource Center Artists Paint Cemetery Trash Cans Article Contributed by Lake View Cementery Association This summer the Resource Center’s “Pickin’ Club” painted five trash cans for Lake View Cemetery in Jamestown. The cans, each displaying a different theme, have been placed throughout the cemetery in theme inspired locations. Shown above are the five trash cans the Resource Center’s “Pickin’ Club” painted for Lake View Cemetery. The “Pickin’ Club” at the Resource Program, the club spent many hours gravesite. • And finally, a four season’s themed Center, turns recycled items into can occupies a space just inside works of colorful and imaginative art designing, laying out and painting • A black can with gold colored music the cemetery gate across from pieces. Often, these works of art are Lake View’s trash cans. The themes notes and score has been placed near Prendergast Avenue. sold with the proceeds going back and locations of the cans are as the resting place of Ebba Goranson; long time director of the Jamestown into purchasing supplies and other follows; The Lake View Cemetery High School a cappella choir. items to be reimagined. • A red, white and blue, sponge Association would like to thank the painted design has been placed at • A stunning can featuring a green Resource Center, the “Pickin’ Club” Robin Kestler is the Activity field and blue sky with white puffy Soldier’s Circle. Leader who oversees the work of clouds and multi colored butterflies members, and Robin and Sue for the club. With the assistance of • A pink can with red hearts, is located near the cemetery’s new their wonderful creations, their time Susan Gutierrez; Art Teacher/Art proclaiming, “I Love Lucy”, has infant section, north of Marvin and energy to help brighten the Coordinator of the Creations Art been placed near the Lucille Ball Parkway. cemetery grounds. Job well done! JAMESTOWN GAZETTE November 12, 2018 OBITUARIES www.JamestownGazette.com 3 In Memoriam WHEN SOMEONE YOU LOVE BECOMES A MEMORY, THAT MEMORY BECOMES A TREASURE Irene (Rossetti) Rizzo, 85, of Falconer Randy Robb Wefing, 58, of Jamestown October 30, 2018 Falconer Funeral Home Powers, Present & Sixbey Funeral Home Beth L.
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