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Your Community ~ Your Credit Union Chautauqua Blind Celebrates 100 Years!

Jamestown Area Community Contributing Writer Federal Credit Union Joni Blackman MAIN OFFICE 915 East 2nd St. • 716-483-1650 BA Vision Rehabilitation LAKEWOOD: RANDOLPH: Services has been serving 121 Chautauqua Ave. 71 Main Street 716-763-3642 716-358-9326 the visually impaired Cresidents of the Southern Tier FREWSBURG: PANAMA: 7 N. Pearl Street 1 E. Main Street for 100 years. The communities 716-569-6789 716-782-2336 of Chautauqua and Cattaraugus www.jacfcu.org Counties are invited to celebrate This credit union is federally insured by the this milestone with the Board of National Credit Union Administration. Directors, staff and friends of CBA at the beautiful Chautauqua Harbor Hotel in Celoron on Wednesday, July 28 at 6 PM.

“The CBA Centennial Celebration and Auction is about helping those in our communities with visual impairments. We are celebrating the current and past staff members, volunteers, donors and clients who have made this agency successful for the past century,” said Joni Blackman, Executive Director, “I’m Happy looking forward to an interesting, Submitted Photo informative, and fun night.” SUMMER! CBA Vision Rehabilitation Services Executive Director Joni Blackman stands by the In July of 1921, the Southwestern Centennial event banner on the agency's 510 W. Fifth St. location. All are invited to help the Board of Directors, staff and supporters celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Tier Association for the Blind CBA on July 28, 2021. For more information and to purchase tickets for the dinner Pages 10-11 and auction, visit www.chautauquablind.org. CONTINUED ON PAGE 14

IN THIS ISSUE Lucy Miller made Honorary Member of the Rotary Club of Jamestown Editor’s Message...... 3 Obituaries...... 4 Guilders under the direction Article Contributed by Rotary’s Faith Matters...... 4 of Helen Merrill. The Guilders Rotary Club of Jamestown have travelled all over the Immediate Past Puzzles...... 7 country to perform, including President Joni The Board of Directors of the Blackman, left, Genealogy: Finding your Family....8 the White House. Rotary Club of Jamestown has and new Club Happy Summer!...... 10-11 named its 22-year member, President, Kevin Classifieds...... 13 In addition, Lucy has been a Sixbey, right, Lucille Miller, to HONORARY many-year accompanist for Distribution List...... 17 presented Lucy status. productions staged at the Lucille Friends Around Town...... 18 Miller, center, Ball Little Theater of Jamestown. with lifetime Around Town...... 19 New Rotary President Kevin Sixbey complimented Lucy for honorary Lucy joined the local club on membership being not only the long-time June 15,1999 and has been an in the club and pianist for the local Rotary honored recipient of the Rotary honored her Club, but also for her long-time prestigious Paul Harris Fellow with a bouquet association as pianist for the award three times, in 1999, Submitted Photo of flowers. JamestownGazette.com Lucille Ball Little Theatre Junior 2004, and 2015.

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Well, The only thing worse than CONTRIBUTING WRITERS here’s my point: time with fun activities, special exhibit presentations being blind is having sight but Janet Wahlberg...... Genealogy: Finding Your Family and outdoor events – all included with your National no vision.” Joan Lindquist...... Remembering Brooklyn Square Some people can get it even if Pastor Scott Hannon...... Faith Matters Comedy Center admission. Plus, join us each Saturday Pastor Shawn Hannon...... Faith Matters they don’t have all five senses. So, if there is any inspiration, for free movies, music and our new riverside patio Steve Sorensen...... The Everyday Hunter any insight, we can gain by Got it? People for whom one Vicki McGraw...... Join Me in the Kitchen café/bar in Comedy Center Park. Music and events Tress Williams...... 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Braw Caddie Clan Scholarship JPS “Loves” Lucy Lessons Article Contributed by Jamestown Public Schools Jamestown Public Schools is excited Combination to embark on a new adventure with our most famous hometown hero, Lucille Ball, as it’s catalyst – “Lucy for I know that I do not always Lessons!” JPS will partner with the respond to those in need. joint efforts of Desilu, too LLC, June 22 June 26 Howling Hounds Entertainment William Christopherson, 54 of Carl S. Samuelson, 91, formerly My guess is most of you are a lot and ViacomCBS to launch “Lucy Lakewood of Bemus Point like me. Lessons” in Jamestown elementary Hubert Funeral Home Lind Funeral Home Submitted Photo schools. “Lucy Lessons” are derived from the iconic I Love Caroline A. Mara, 91, of Kiantone We make excuses. We reason Left to right: Grandparents, Henry and Brenda Malarkey, with both on-line and in-person Lucy television series delivering Peterson Funeral Home our way out of helping people. Ryan with his honorary Braw Caddie Clan member's support from Howling Hounds June 27 We convince ourselves that by plaque, and parents, Henry and Kim Malarkey. academic content through a unique Martha A. Sherman, 90 of Eric L Bragg 46, of Jamestown Entertainment. Contributing Writer offering aid we are just rewarding design that blends classic comedic Westfield Hubert Funeral Home bad behavior. We turn a blind eye Article Contributed by tone encouraging members to hear scenarios with student-centered, Mason Funeral Home Norma Henris Burnside of Rev. Dr. Scott D. Hannon “Lucy Lessons creates a learning to this Bible verse and all others all voices and consider all views," said problem-based learning. The pioneer Daniel L. Swanson, 68, of Portland St. John Lutheran Church, environment that gives students that compel us to social justice. We Braw Caddie Clan one teacher. “Teacher Troupe” will be attending Lakewood Mason Funeral Home Amherst, NY professional development with confidence in their ability to change the channel, we turn our Ryan Malarkey, son of Henry and Lind Funeral Home Beulah J. Cammarata, 83, of Howling Hounds Entertainment access new information in order to You see a hungry person, what do eye, we build our walls, we move to Kim Malarky, Jamestown, New Additional recommendations added Betty Lee (Johnson) Tyra, 98, of this week. The training for “Lucy process, understand, explain and Jamestown you do? our suburbs. We consistently find York, received the Stanley A. insights: "Ryan is extremely well- versed, an excellent studentathlete, Lessons” is being provided free to the show what they know,” said Bonnie Jamestown Lind Funeral Home ways to justify our inaction and Weeks Braw Caddie Clan (BCC) and model citizen... He demonstrates district. Kole, M.Ed. from Howling Hounds Lind Funeral Home Anita L. Jones, 88, formerly of You come across a naked hobo in then pat ourselves on the back for Award for Excellence 2021. extraordinary commitment and Entertainment. “The I Love Lucy Warren the street, how do you respond? giving a buck to a bum. The atmosphere at Moonbrook Donald E. Lewis Funeral Home Country Club was festive, with drive; this elevates him to the top of “We are so excited to begin this episodes that we use are highly June 23 his class." Another teacher added: Katherine A. Lynn, 98, formerly You see or hear about a family in one of our better-attended journey to bring ‘Lucy Lessons’ engaging and entertaining for all C. Larry "Gus" Green, 81, of God is calling us to stop being a "Ryan brings out the best in himself to Jamestown schools,” said JPS of Jamestown need, do you give? gatherings in recent history. age groups and can really make a Jamestown “combination” people. God wants and others." This last accolade reflects Superintendent Kevin Whitaker. “We Lind Funeral Home The annual ceremonies provide reluctant or struggling learner want Lind Funeral Home more feeding, clothing, caring and Braw Caddie Clan's raison d’être. have such an iconic comedian, Lucille You have a friend in the hospital, opportunities to get to know and to learn the lessons. We are thrilled Achille John "Punky" Paladino, Barbara B. Yahn 82, of Lakewood visiting. God wants us to respond Ball, who hails from Jamestown. It is in prison, or homebound, do you honor the awardees' families, hear to be able to partner with Jamestown Lind Funeral Home to the needs around us - and not One teacher added this heartfelt a wonderful opportunity to take her 75, of Jamestown visit? their stories, and reconnect with Public Schools to bring ‘Lucy Lesson’ because we want to gain a heavenly fraternity brothers. comment: "His sense of humor, internationally-known television Lind Funeral Home to Lucille Ball’s hometown school reward, but because it is who we maturity, intellect, and ability to show to a new generation and at the June 28 If you’re like me the answer to district.” are. The only way this will ever This prestigious award,relate to others in a warm and same time, enhance our student’s Dawn Marie Booth, 58, of those questions is a combination June 24 happen is if we step out of the administered by the Chautauqua friendly manner make him the kind learning in a fun and engaging way, Warren of yes and no. I feed the hungry, Douglas L Bailey Sr., 83, of kingdom of this world and step into Region Community Foundation, of person you want to keep forever. while supporting district and NYS The “Lucy Lessons” has the stamp of Donald E. Lewis Funeral Home but not always. I very recently He can change the air in a room by Kennedy the Kingdom of God. honors a Jamestown High School learning goals. We know that children approval from Lucille Ball’s daughter, John Rossman Crone, 88, of just walking in." Van Rensselaer & Son Funeral emptied my closet for an inmate senior with high academic and are more likely to be excited about Lucie Arnaz, Chief Executive Officer Warren, who was released from prison, Home Read Matthew 25:31-46 and then athletic achievement, leadership, learning the curriculum when they of Desilu, too LLC. Peterson-Blick Funeral Home but I don’t always respond to character, and service to school In Ryan's salutatorian speech Jesse R. "Beno" Campbell, 61, answer these questions again. are engaged and entertained.” William L. "Bill" Michalski, Jr., 94, people who need clothing. I help and community. Malarkey, this at Chautauqua Institution, he Jamestown "It's a fitting 70th anniversary gift of Jamestown families in need, but I also turn year's salutatorian, is a member of mentioned his teachers, coaches, and Lind Funeral Home You see a hungry person, what do “Lucy Lessons” are not a curriculum to that timeless source of love and Lind Funeral Home people away. I have visited the the National Honor Society and family, especially his brother, who you do? but a supplemental resource and laughter that we use its magic to help William S. Carter, 81, of J. Richard Reed, 88, of Falconer sick, the imprisoned, and the will major in optical engineering encouraged him. "Our future is what we make it, but it starts with being the intervention tool that works in the students better understand the world Bradford Falconer Funeral Home homebound; I have also failed to at the University of Rochester. Peterson Funeral Home You come across a naked hobo in the best we can be and then lifting others context of the district’s and NYS around them,” said Arnaz. “What a Rev. David H. Vennberg, 95, of do the same. curriculum. “Lucy Lessons” are based Alan J. Richards, 76, of street, how do you respond? He received the Rensselaer to be the best versions of themselves," wonderful legacy that would be to Jamestown Ryan said. on solid methods and practices of my parent's original concept." Jamestown All of this is why the gospel Polytechnic Institute Award: Lind Funeral Home Rensselaer Medal, Prendergast teaching but present the materials in a Lind Funeral Home lesson for this past Sunday gives You see or hear about a family in Richard A. Walters, 82, of Warren Readers Award, Theodore M. Braw Caddie Clan means clan of fun and engaging way developed and A second group of JPS teachers Leonard A. Turnquist, 60, me hope and haunts me so much. need, do you give? Donald E. Lewis Funeral Home Peterson Award in Chemistry, fine young men; it's the equivalent to taught by educational professionals. will have professional development formerly of Jamestown Jesus says, “Just as you fed, gave saying she is a bonnie lass. Here is the “Lucy Lessons” uses iconic I Love You have a friend in the hospital, in Allen Ayers Award, Ethel Davis training in August. Howling Hounds Lind Funeral Home water, gave clothing, cared for chronological list of distinguished Lucy episodes like, “Job Switching,” June 29 prison, or homebound, do you visit? Salutatorian Award, and the Entertainment will be collecting and visited the least of these, you Superintendent Scholarship. His recipients: Antonino Mazzurco, which includes the famous Lucy Angelo Joseph Arcadipane, educational data and feedback from have done it unto me… And in CRCF scholarships included the Susan Bentley, Vincent Liuzzo, and Ethel out-of-control conveyor June 25 "Junior", formerly of, Lakewood the same way, just as you did not Don’t do it out of guilt. Don’t let Jasmine L. Cantor Foundation, Benjamin Cecchini, Stephen Rabent, belt in the candy factory scene, to JPS teachers and students about the Floyd E. Dellahoy Jr., 52, of Lind Funeral Home do it to the least of these you did fear or shame motivate your action. Inc. Fund and the Larry Green Joseph Campion, Nate Larson, enhance core subjects such as English “Lucy Lessons” throughout the 2021- Forestville Jennifer K. Bishop, 40, of Warren not do it unto me.” (Matthew Feed, clothe, care and love because Calculus Award. Zachary Eklum, Jonathan Healy, Language Arts, Math, Science and 22 school year. Howling Hounds Falconer Funeral Home Donald E. Lewis Funeral Home 25:31-46) it is who you are. Stephen Carlson, Luke Kindberg, Social Studies. “Lucy Lessons” also Entertainment and Arnaz hopes the Emegene L. Doverspike, 89, of Lucille C. Servesko, 76, of Ryan participated on the JHS Andrew Sisson, Andrew Pumford, addresses social emotional learning success of the JPS pilot program will Jamestown Warren Jesus makes the claim that as Still a combination of both – but varsity tennis team and received Findley Holt, and Andrew Laurin. and learning loss, and is appropriate enable other school districts across Falconer Funeral Home Donald E. Lewis Funeral Home citizens of His Kingdom we working on it, the Leadership Award. Ryan co- for all students. The pioneer “Teacher the country to adopt “Lucy Lessons,” John Vincent LaBardo, 71, of Marcie R. Steward, 69, of ought to be about the business of founded and served as president Awardees become honorary BCC Troop” will use the “Lucy Lessons” and the love of Lucille Ball, to help members. As honorary members, Jamestown Jamestown caring for, feeding, clothing, and Pastor Scott of the chess club, treasurer of the throughout the 2021-22 school year students learn with laughter. Astronomy Club, and member of the Luke Kindberg (2016) and Andrew Falconer Funeral Home Donald E. Lewis Funeral Home visiting those in need. He says to For more inspiration and insights Key Club and Raiders Readers Club. Sisson (2017) helped select this do so is to inherit the Kingdom He volunteered at the Frewsburg year's awardee. from Pastor Scott and Pastor of God and eternal life. He also Rest Home and for Honor Society 700 square foot Walk-In Humidor says to not do so is to endure Shawn’s past columns, please visit programs. Scholarship candidates are www.jamestowngazette.com and Over 500 Brands, Styles & Sizes of "When someone you love harsh eternal consequences. And anonymously selected and have no Premium Cigars so, when I read this story I find click on the Faith Matters page. As president of his class for four affiliation with the Braw Caddie Clan. myself wanting to believe that The Jamestown Gazette is proud to years, Malarkey demonstrated Each year, the selection committee Discount Program (visit for details) becomes a memory, that memory I am on the right side of things- present our county’s most creative and leadership. "He welcomes everyone feels inspired by the candidates and 1974 W. Perimeter Road, Steamburg, NY that I do good, but I also find original writers for your enjoyment into meetings and programs. 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Little Explorers Learn About Reptiles MHA Offers Movement is Medicine Group Jamestown BPU Assigned Container at Audubon, Saturday, July 10 Program went into Effect July 1 GamesWeek of 7/5/21 - 7/11/21 Article Contributed by Jamestown BPU & Puzzles The Jamestown Board of Public Utilities (BPU) assigned container program went into effect July 1, SUDOKU Edited by Margie E. Burke when BPU Solid Waste customers Difficulty: Easy are required to begin use of the new garbage containers. Submitted Photo 8 5 HOW TO SOLVE: Certified personal trainer Brian Mayo (left) is leading a Movement is Medicine By the program start date of July 3 4 Each row must group at the Mental Health Association in Chautauqua County’s (MHA) contain the numbers Jamestown program. He was interviewed by Certified Peer Specialist Sean 1, all assigned containers will be Jones about the group on the MHA’s Facebook page. distributed to customers. Standard- 1 2 4 1 to 9; each column size containers were delivered to must contain the Submitted Photo residences in May. Customers 1 2 7 Article Contributed by MHA Executive Director Steven the day before or on the day after numbers 1 to 9; and Snapping turtles are just one of the amazing reptiles you can find in who applied for the smaller-sized their regular garbage days for a Cobb said, “This is a new direction 9 2 each set of 3 by 3 nature and see up close at Audubon Community Nature Center. Learn Mental Health Association containers, due to reasons of age fee of $10 by calling the Garbage more about reptiles at Audubon’s Little Explorers on July 10. boxes must contain for the MHA to have a fitness or disability, will receive the new Hotline or by completing an online in Chautauqua County 5 6 8 4 the numbers 1 to 9. class. We are pretty excited!” containers before the program form on the BPU customer portal begins. BPU employees continue to Week of 7/5/21 - 7/11/21 Article Contributed by when you cannot maintain physical Exercise has been proven to under “My Account” on the www. 4 8 3 distribute the smaller containers and (Answer appears else- distance. help improve mental health and Movement is Medicine is one of jamestownbpu.com website. Audubon Community will complete the effort by June 30. 1 9 whereSolutions in this issue) reduce stress. more than three dozen groups Residents also may ask that an Nature Center The fee for the program is $8 for additional BPU-issued garbage that meet at the MHA including on Page 13 adults, $6 for children ages 3 – 8 and Customers are reminded that, container be assigned to the address 9 8 7 You and the 3-8 year old child(ren) The Mental Health Association Copyright 2021 by The Puzzle Syndicate Nature Center members. Crystal Meth Anonymous, AA temporarily, garbage not inside the for an extra $13 monthly fee by in your life can learn about Scutes in Chautauqua County (MHA) and NA, #MeToo, Southern assigned garbage container will contacting the Garbage Hotline. and Scales at Audubon Community is now offering Movement is be collected with a fee of $25 per Enrollment is limited to 10 children, Tier Queer Peers, Knitting for Extra containers may be requested The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke Nature Center’s Little Explorers, Medicine, a fitness training group, occurrence and a $5 per bag fee. 20 participants total. Wellbeing, Art in Recovery, for a minimum period of six months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Saturday, July 10, 2021, 10-11:30 at their Jamestown location in the Effective January 1, 2022, bagged ACROSS of use. 1 Follower of Mary a.m. Gateway Building, Door 14, 31 PTSD, Suicide Prevention, Master 14 15 16 Make reservations by Thursday, July garbage that is not in an assigned Cut corners Water Street. Your Money, Relapse Prevention, 5 8, 2021, by calling (716) 569-2345 BPU container will not be collected. For a fee, the South County Transfer 10 "Bonanza" 17 18 19 Turtles and snakes belong to a group and Recovery Dharma. More brother during business hours or by going to According to BPU General Manager Station, located at 2570 South Work 20 21 22 of animals called reptiles. Snakes’ MHA volunteer and certified information about these and other David Leathers, the BPU Solid Waste 14 Soprano solo AudubonCNC.org and clicking on Street in Falconer accepts garbage 23 24 25 skin is covered with scales. A scute personal trainer Brian Mayo is 15 Carreras is one “Upcoming Programs.” MHA programs is in the MHA’s Division is pleased with the results of from County residents between the 16 Madcap leading the group that meets on Solution to 26Sudoku:27 28 29 30 31 32 is the bony and horny plate or scale Spring Newsletter available the program to date. hours of 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. Tuesday, 17 Unload, as stock present on the shell of turtles. Sponsored by Univera Healthcare, Mondays and Wednesdays at 3:30 189 Breathing1 4 8 3 332 6 5 7 34 35 36 online at MHAChautauqua.org/ Thursday and Saturday. For apparatus p.m. Those at any experience “A majority of customers who already 37 38 39 40 41 Little Explorers is presented on the information, call 665-6894. 202 Unlikely3 7 story5 4 6 1 9 8 Like many people, reptiles are most level are welcome and, like all newsletter. have received their containers are second Saturday of every month, 10 228 19975 J-Lo6 9title 7 421 3 2 434 44 45 46 active on warm, sunny days, so you MHA groups, it is free and open utilizing them,” states Leathers. “We role – 11:30 a.m. Normal household garbage should 47 48 49 50 may start to notice them more as you to the public. With programs in both have enjoyed numerous positive be placed into plastic garbage bags 231 Witch's4 2 blemish7 6 8 5 3 9 spend time outside this summer. 24 That and that 51 52 53 Audubon Community Nature Jamestown and Dunkirk, the comments from the public who and put into the new container. 263 Type7 of9 arrest4 1 5 2 8 6 As Mayo says in a Facebook 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 Center is located at 1600 Riverside Mental Health Association in appreciate the new program.” Lids on the container must be 295 Giant6 8red star3 2 9 7 4 1 Reptiles can be misunderstood live post with Certified Peer 33 Cream of the Road, one-quarter mile east of Route Chautauqua County is a peer closed. If the lid is not closed or if 61 62 63 animals, but once you learn more Specialist Sean Jones, Movement 7 crop2 5 1 9 4 8 6 3 62 between Jamestown, N.Y., and When asked if any changes in the garbage bags are sitting on top of the 64 65 66 about their amazing characteristics is Medicine is basically a boot recovery center offering support 34 Golfer's goal Warren, Pa. While practicing safe process need to be made, Leathers container, garbage will be collected 364 Big8 rig1 6 5 3 9 7 2 groups and individual coaching 67 68 69 and behaviors, see how they fit into social distancing measures, you can camp fitness class that includes says that the BPU will purchase with an additional charge. Used, 376 Pot-bellied9 3 2 pet 8 7 4 1 5 the ecosystem, and visit with some enjoy the six miles of trails on the high cardio to help build muscle for people looking to improve additional mechanical tippers. dirty pizza boxes should be placed 38 Hyundai model Copyright 2021 by The Puzzle Syndicate of Audubon’s resident reptiles, 600-acre nature preserve from dawn mass, strength, and create an their lives, deepen wellness, Installing two container-tipping 41 Fish-and-chips in the assigned garbage with other fish 67 Mayberry sheriff 9 Rikers resident 39 Produces milk you may come to love these scaly to dusk daily. overall good feeling. “If you look thrive in recovery, or support mechanisms on each vehicle will garbage, not on the ground or in the 42 Say again 68 Film with the tag- 10 Flowering 40 Moving about critters. good, you feel good. Exercise those on a recovery path. 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Historical Documentary Film Event Genealogy: Finding Your Family with Janet Wahlberg Heitzenrater Announced as Next Westfield-Mayville Rotary Article Contributed by President/CEO of the Chautauqua Welcomes New Members The Marvin Havand’s FAN Club County Chamber of Commerce Community House the local Quarry as did Ralph Morse’s The Marvin Community House, father-in-law who lived with, he and dedicated to providing a meeting his wife. Moving back to the 1910 place for women engaged in census I found Ralph Morse still literary, musical, educational, living in Cherryfield; however, there political, scientific, and historical were 2 other Ralph Morses and all work, will be the setting for a three of whom resided on the Ridge presentation by the Lily Dale Road in Cherryfield. Woman’s Day Event Committee. Now for the fun. I had only traced The July 15, 2021, luncheon, Submitted Photos Contributing Writer my direct line of the Morse family. I realized that I needed to trace followed by this special program, Pastor Celeste Elliott begins at noon. Contact the Janet Wahlberg all three families with a Ralph to Marvin House for reservations determine which one lived in North Submitted Photo Photo Credit: (488-6206 or marvinhouse@ herryfield is a tiny village Sullivan in 1920. That was a bit of Sue Hammond netsync.net). Cost is $17 for located on the coast of Maine “fun”. I was relatively certain that From left to right, Fred Johnson, CCCC Chairperson, Todd Tranum, CCCC and almost to the Canadian members of the Marvin House they were all related and they were. Outgoing President/CEO, Dan Heitzenrater, CCCC Incoming President/CEO, Cborder. It is also home to Harvand’s Heather Brown, CCCC Treasurer. Article Contributed by It turned out that Harvand’ s uncle and $20 for non-members. FAN Club. Let me share with you a little about Harvand. He is my great (his father’s brother) had remained Rotary Club of The speakers, Pastor Celeste uncle and was born in Cherryfield. in Cherryfield. The Ralph Morse in Article Contributed by Chautauqua County through my Westfield-Mayville Elliott and Joanne Mansfield His parents William and Mary both North Sullivan was a second cousin role in the County Executive's explain how women’s rights and died young Mary in 1912 and William who had married in Cherryfield Chautauqua County Office, and I look forward to During an induction ceremony spiritualism came together in the in 1915 from Tuberculosis leaving in 1913 and then moved to North Chamber of Commerce continuing that work countywide held at the Grape Discovery Center little town that is Lily Dale, NY. Harvand and his 3 siblings orphans. Sullivan to be near his wife’s family to advocate for the priorities in Westfield on June 22nd, the On behalf of the Chautauqua Their presentation is a historical The family was now faced with and for work. of Chamber members and our Rotary Club of Westfield-Mayville placing the children in families who County Chamber of Commerce and entertaining background communities." welcomed two new members to could care for them. Cherryfield was Board of Directors, Chairperson, story about a soon to be released Back to the 1910 census for another its ranks. (Left to right) Pete Bills, documentary film. and is a poor area and most families Fred Johnson has announced look at the Mackenzie family. It “I am thrilled for our members, Club Membership Co-Chair, and have limited means. Leona age nine Daniel Heitzenrater as the was already living with her maternal consisted of Peter, his wife Katie and investors and the overall Jan Berkhouse, Club President Chautauqua county was highly Joanne Polizzi Mansfield their “adopted” son Malcom. This next President/CEO of the grandparents, Merrill went to live with organization that Dan will be 2020-2021 and sponsor, inducted Bank, N.A. in Westfield. Link is this involved in the Women's Suffrage reading of the record and the tracing Chautauqua County Chamber his paternal grandparents and Vilora taking the reigns at the Chamber,” Elizabeth (Liz) Link and Donna bank's Retail Service Officer and Movement, Woman's Christian The film features scenes with the of my Morse family helped me to of Commerce. “We are excited went with her maternal grandparents. stated Todd Tranum, outgoing Quagliana. These new members Quagliana is its Customer Service Temperance Movement, and Fox Sisters, Susan B Anthony Harvand was eventually placed with form my theory as to why Harvand to bring Dan on the team as he President/CEO of the Chamber are both employed at Community Representative. Abolitionist Movement. "Theand Mae West based on historical the Peter MacKenzie family in North went to live with the Mackenzie has the skills, the motivation of Commerce. “Having interacted Spirit Rooms of Lily Dale" is a information from letters, Sullivan, a town about 10 miles from family. He was about 2 ½ years old and is the right fit to lead the with Dan for the past several theatrical documentary film that diaries, newspaper clippings Cherryfield. We did not know when when his mother died and 4 ½ when organization,” stated Fred brings together the history of this occurred or why this family was his father died. I believe that Cousin Johnson. “As the key Executive years, I am confident that he will and auto-biographies. This is selected to raise him, thus the origin women's rights, the burned over Ralph Morse was aware of the family Assistant for the last three of our be a strong representative of the district, the rise of the Spiritualist the culmination of five years of of the FAN Club. business community, will work research and connection with tragedy and was a close neighbor County Executives Dan is both movement and the Lily Dale of the Mackenzie family. It would as a team player with our many topical experts and committee I recently presented a program on intimately acquainted with the ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS... Assembly. It gives slices of how appear that the Mackenzie family partners and will bring with him involvement. The presentation FAN or Cluster research and realized details that make up the business the women’s rights movement could not have children of their own new and innovative approaches will bring a whole new perspective that it was time that I used this environment of Chautauqua was built in part right here in technique to see if I could discover and Ralph may have conveyed that to help businesses address Chautauqua County. about these fascinating women. County and also with a strategic why Harvand had been placed information to the grandparents who level County-wide perspective their challenges and seize their with “strangers” to be raised. FAN were mourning their children and on the issues and opportunities opportunities.” research is used when you run out of trying to care for their grandchildren. obvious resources. You then begin to facing us as we go forward. We So Harvand went to live with the had several excellent candidates "It is an exciting time to join look at friends, family, associates and Mackenzie family. the Chamber of Commerce neighbors. First, I created a timeline for this position. We conducted JamestownGazette.com of what had occurred, then created a an extensive search and executed team,” stated Heitzenrater. "The plan of action, and finally I reviewed Leona and Merrill grew up married a thorough process to ultimately challenges of the past eighteen Medical Providers: Krista Petry, FNP, & Adnan Munir, MD my previous research. I knew that and had families, but the tragedy months have brought many hire Dan. I would like to take TRC Community Health Center Primary Care always follows the Mackenzies were from Ontario, continued for Vilora and Harvand. this opportunity to thank Todd struggles of local business to Vilora died in 1924 at age 18 in the the highest standards in cleanliness. For your safety, we are Canada. My family was not from Tranum, our outgoing CEO for the forefront. We have a great Canada. Central Maine Sanatorium Fairfield carefully screening everyone entering our facility. his many years of service and opportunity to grow support Maine of Tuberculosis. In 1926 and advocate for the priorities I had previously taken a quick look contribution to our organization TRC Community Health Center offers: around the Fourth of July, Harvand of our chamber members while at census records for both the Morse and a couple of his friends were and to the County. He has been aPrimary Care Health Care services for ages 12 + and Mackenzie families so began my tireless in his efforts to improve envisioning new ways to drive messing around with black powder foot traffic and conduct business." aSame-day appointments research by taking a more in-depth cartridges, and one exploded in opportunities for our members look at the 1910 and 1920 census his hand. He died 10 days later of and for the County we work in. aAcceptance of most insurances records for Cherryfield and North The mission of the Chautauqua Tetanus. Most recently, he has guided Sullivan. This time I read every single us through all the twists and County Chamber of Commerce is aAbility to transfer medical records from a previous provider column for both families. I then read I will do a more in-depth article on turns of the COVID pandemic to create a business environment the entire census for each town for in the region where our members To learn more, please visit 1910 and 1920 looking for evidence FAN Club research next month. Now while at the same time managing that the families may have lived near that you know what mysteries can be a thoughtful and meticulous can thrive. The Chautauqua www.resourcecenter.org each other. I found an answer almost uncovered you may wish to try this transition of leadership which County Chamber of Commerce immediately. brings us together to welcome is a privately funded business on your Brick Walls. ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS... Call us to schedule an appointment! Dan as our new leader.” organization composed of In the 1920 census for North Sullivan, To read Janet Walberg’s previous 900 businesses representing I found a Ralph Morse living on the genealogy columns or to delve deeper "I am excited to start a new chapter approximately 24,000 employees. same street as the Mackenzie family with the Chamber of Commerce," The Chamber is driving initiatives that included Harvand Morse. 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Chautauqua Blind Celebrates 100 Years! Jamestown Public Market JPS BOE Passes Resolution CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE Announces Grant Awards Regarding JHS Logo & Mascot (STAB) was established. we offer and the clients we have Article Contributed by Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and served” says Kelly Fiorella, co- Allegany Counties pooled their president of CBA. “We invite the Jamestown Public Schools volunteers, governmental support, public to join us as we celebrate donations and time to educate and The Jamestown Board of Education, enhance the lives of those struggling our centennial milestone. We based on the recommendations of with vision impairments and loss. are honored and look forward the JPS Mascot Committee and after “Providing preventative, educational to serving the visually impaired careful and lengthy consideration, and industrial work for the blind” community for the next 100 years. directed that a new mascot and logo be adopted for Jamestown was foremost in the New York State Thank you to the many individual High School at last night’s meeting. Commission for the Blind’s plans at donors, supporters and local that time. Over the past 100 years The resolution also stated that any foundations who have continued the three counties that made up the use of Native American imagery, Association have changed a number to believe in our mission.” including any “J” with feathers is to be discontinued, and that as soon as of times. Currently the Association with that. And I feel that our board Submitted Photo serves Chautauqua and Cattaraugus Sponsors of the event are is practical, all feathers be removed from buildings and playing fields and and school system has a strong Counties. The name changed to the Chautauqua Chemicals Co, Inc., Linnea Carlson, Market Director; Tory Irgang, Executive Director that any and all uniforms or attire feeling of inclusivity and respect for Chautauqua Blind Association, Inc. Community Foundation; Rev. Luke Fodor, St Luke's Episcopal Church. Andrew and Lisa Goodell, UPMC with said imagery, and provided by our students and that name does not in the 1950s, and in 1982 to CBA Chautauqua, Weber Knapp the district, be replaced. Vision Rehabilitation Services to Article Contributed by business owners and market reflect that.” Company, Ahlstrom Schaeffer vendors, is set for July 22. better reflect the agency’s work. Submitted Photo Electric Corporation, Fessenden, St. Luke's Episcopal Church The Board also gave Superintendent The Board of Education defeated the Dr. Kevin Whitaker the authorization Local Lions Clubs and their Auxiliaries, This clipping from CBA's 75th anniversary in 1996 shows the orientation of Laumer & DeAngelo Attorneys at The public market has also amendment 5-1 to keep the “Red new board members, highlighting the tools and skills that are taught to vision The Jamestown Public Market is to hire the services of a graphic along with many other volunteers Law, Spectrum Eyecare, The Post- launched it's Eat Fresh, Do Good impaired clients so they can better understand the services of the agency. excited to announce two major designer and trademark attorney for Raider” name. throughout the tri-county area have CSA. The program, designed to Journal, Allied Alarm Services, funding supports for the 2021 the purpose of designing a new logo been the backbone of the organization’s support the operational costs of The New York State Commission The Association has provided Integrated Benefit Solutions, market season. and mascot. Board of Education “When changing the mascot was the Mobile Market, offers weekly volunteer work force. The organization for the Blind has been a partner with assistance and training to the Cattaraugus County Bank and member, Joe Pawelski, who also sits produce shares to community being discussed in 2014, we didn’t has always had an Executive Secretary visually impaired since it’s The Chautauqua Region on the JPS Mascot Committee, said CBA from the start. Currently, as Rhoe B. Henderson Agency, Inc. members. have the research or history of the to do the administrative work and a conception, youth and child Community Foundation, via that they would be seeking student, a contract agency, the Commission Sponsorships at all levels are still committee, so I was torn with the teacher to instruct the clients. The vision screening was started the Carl M. Hanson and Ann M. staff and community input on what supports most of the therapy and available. Lawson Fund for the Region and In addition to support from the first Executive Director came on board in 1970 to answer the need to the new logo and mascot should be same idea. Red Raiders – Do we training provided by the agency Edwin L. Danielson Community Community Foundation, the in 1975 with the professional staff diagnose and treat eye conditions going forward. keep that name? Is it based on Native replacing volunteers in 1979. staff. in young children. This program The silent and live auction Service Fund, has awarded the Public Market also announces American imagery or connotations? market a grant to support its the approval of a dedicated fund is not financially supported by include many hand-crafted “Our district, and the Board of And I think Committee Chair, Ben continued growth. from the Jamestown Renaissance the Commission, but by local items. Auction items donated Education, is one that values our Drake, came forward with some donations and funders such as Corporation. JRC Board of diversity and the inclusivity of all to date are handcrafted live edge With a mission of growing evidence dating back to the ’40s and the Juliet Rosch Foundation and Directors voted in January of students. I am very happy with wood benches, decorative tables, Jamestown's food system, the the United Ways of both north 2021 to create a fund specific for the Board’s resolution tonight to that helped convince me that the paintings by local vision impaired market has launched several new and south Chautauqua County. the Jamestown Public Market. eliminate any reference to Native name is not tied to Native American Currently, the organization’s clients, a hand-made quilt, initiatives and programs focused This fund will provide $10,000 in imagery,” said Board of Education on three strategic goals: Equal American imagery in the JHS logo signature fundraiser, Dining in jewelry, and many other hand- discretionary monies distributed Food Access; Small Business or mascot,” said Board President Vice President Patrick Slagle. the Dark, supports this program. per year over the next five years. crafted items and themed baskets. Development; and Community Paul Abbott. “This has been an Auction items are still being Supported Agriculture. on-going process since 2014. We The JPS Mascot Committee will All proceeds from the event The $50,000 total will provide donated and are welcome. Please appreciate the hours of volunteer support the Youth Vision stability for the market's continue to meet and will keep the Market Director Linnea Carlson time the committee has put into Screening program which contact Executive Director Joni operational capacity, while Board of Education and community expresses the vision for the researching the history, delving into provided free vision screening Blackman to sponsor or donate at continuing JRC's vision of a updated on the progress of the new market's 2021 season, "We took the community’s feelings about to over 3,000 children each year 716-664-6660. vibrant downtown. a look at the programs we have, the logo and mascot, and giving us JHS logo and mascot. in Chautauqua and Cattaraugus the recommendations to make this and their successes and also the Carlson is thrilled with the JRC's Counties. The program screens The event includes dinner, auction gaps within our community's valuable decision for our district.” “I want to thank the members of support and the possibilities to primarily children ages 3 to 6 and and an interesting program food system. We also realized that come, stating "We are happy to the committee for their past and has screened many older children. the market is truly an 'incubation Board member Nina Karbacka made about the history and ongoing continue to evolve our partnership continuing efforts on this issue,” In addition, the program can space'. We are excited, with a motion to amend the resolution work of the agency. Tickets are with the JRC. This fund will said JPS Superintendent Dr. Kevin assist families with eye exams and the Community Foundation's to include changing the name “Red $65 per person and include a provide a solid foundation with glasses, if needed. The program support, to grow our impact, Raider.” Whitaker. “It has been challenging can set a child on a successful commemorative beer or wine work with our vendors and other which our programs can build work. This is an important issue of education path. “The last 100 glass. To purchase a ticket, please community entrepreneurs, and over the next five years." “I am very in favor of eliminating any respect, and we will continue to work years have given us plenty of visit www.chautauquablind.org. support local farmers through Native American imagery but I don’t toward a fully inclusive and respectful reasons to celebrate. From our The Jamestown Public Market approve of Red Raiders. I feel that For further information please our new programs and events." environment in our schools. I look very first vision screening in 1971 saw a 68% increase in sales for though that name has historically not contact Executive Director Joni forward to engaging our stakeholders to the newly created Timothy The market will be conducting the 2020 season, with just under represented Native Americans, it has Grace Sight for Success Program, Blackman at 716-664-6660 or several 'Small Business 400 individuals visiting the represented Native Americans for 50 in the search for new imagery for our we are proud of the programs [email protected] Development' events, streamed Mobile Market program. The years and is very closely associated district.” via Facebook, aimed at sharing Saturday market is open along vendor success stories as well as Third Street from 10 AM to 2 resources for area business owners PM, with the Mobile Market and entrepreneurs. The first of operating throughout the city these events, occurring in April, each Wednesday. 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Chautauqua County Hazardous Materials Response Braw Caddie Clan Scholarship Jamestown BPU Assigned Container In Memoriam How to Help Flowers Team Issues Cautionary Note to Pool Owners CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 Program went into Effect July 1 WHEN SOMEONE YOU LOVEDo Not BECOMES Mix Different A MEMORY, Forms of Chlorinating THAT MEMORY Products BECOMESwithstand A TREASURE Heat Waves the parents, teachers, coaches, and Church, Chautauqua Region CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 community members who nurture Community Foundation, Scottish exceptional citizens. Rite and Masons, the Fenton Larger and electronic items require objects or chemicals sometimes Historical Society, and many other special collection with a fee. If a found in garbage bags. December 1, 2018 December 3, 2018 We welcome contributions from organizations. He served numerous customer is unsure if discards qualify Lois Corrine (Turner) Szabrak, 94, formerly of Lakewood Roger N. Marsh, 85 of Frewsburg Jamestown residents who want as one of the four items collected Communities across the country David F. Koch Funeral, Sandusky, Oh. Peterson Funeral Home clubs and held many civic and to help celebrate and support all- club offices, including the mayor each week at no charge or if a Special using a similar process report Joseph Burger, 83, of Jamestown Christine Manelick, 80, of Pittsfield around excellence or give back to Hubert Funeral Home Nelson Funeral Home of Jamestown and president of the Collection appointment is needed, good results with increased Floyd Duane Segerlin, 90, of Jamestown Wayne R. Oste, 64, of Jamestown recognize Stanley A. Weeks, one Jamestown Bar. the customer should contact the collection efficiency; and increased of Jamestown's most distinguished Hubert Funeral Home JAMESTOWN GAZETTE Falconer Funeral Home Garbage Hotline. neighborhood cleanliness and February 11, 2019 CharlesCOMMUNITY T. “Chuck” Parker Sr., 75,/ ofOBITUARIES Sherman www.JamestownGazette.com Dwight G. Saulsgiver, 58 of North Warren philanthropists who dedicated his If any Braw Caddie Clan brothers safety. Residents find less litter, odor life to community service. Donations Jordan Funeral Home New3 Creation Assembly of God Church are not on our mailing list and The BPU assigned containerand pest problems because lids are Charles “Charlie” Lewis Raven, 66, of Sherman Christopher J. Wilson, 55 of Jamestown can be forwarded to the Chautauqua would like to attend future programs program was developed for two attached to the containers. Spitzer Funeral Home Larson-Timko Funeral Home Region Community Foundation's main reasons. First, the City of Patricia E. “Pat” (Johnson) Cherry, 71, of Randolph Stanley A. Weeks Braw Caddie Clan and presentations, contact Gary VanRensselaer & Son Funeral Home Yager ([email protected]). Jamestown Code requires that Information on the use of the Scholarship Fund. We also invite customers place garbage in closed container is communicated on the Robert “Bob” Thompson, 66, of Ripley contributions from Jamestown's Questions or comments can be Mason Funeral Home containers with lids and it seemed www.jamestownbpu.com website, December 5, 2018 superb scholar-athletes of past eras, forwarded to our scholarship MARTZ Eleanor A. Niesciur, 94, of Clarence reasonable that the BPU treat each on Facebook, Twitter, through local Nancy Balling, 78 of Jamestown selection committee: James Colby Larson-Timko Funeral Home who excelled before establishing this Nelson Funeral Home ([email protected]), customer equally by providing media and in the BPU’s monthly Submitted Photo award. Lois Ann Wilcox, 75 of Jamestown Randy Anderson (randy28b@ uniform, assigned containers. customer newsletters. Questions Lind Funeral December 2, 2018 A recent rupture of pool equipment due to mixing Stanley A. Weeks' offered legacy netsync.net), Tom Neelan Second, with this new procedure, may also be answered by calling Dorothy “Dot” Emmott Johnson, 95 of Jamestown OBSERVATORYBeatrice M. “Bea” Vincent, 94, of Salamanca incompatible chlorine products. contributions to Jamestown ([email protected]), or Russ employees will experience fewer the Garbage Hotline at 661-1651, Lind Funeral Home VanRensselaer & Son Funeral Home Community College, the Robert H. Ecklund (recklund001@stny. injuries caused by repetitive heavy Customer Service at 661-1660 or Valerie (Biekarck) Lynde, 83, of Bemus Point Chautauqua County Deputy Fire Submitted Photo lifting and by needles, other sharp Communications at 661-1680. A Vision Come TrueLind Funeral Home Article ContributedOBITUARIES by Jackson Center, St. Luke's Episcopal rr.com). Coordinator for EMS Dan Imfeld Spring 2019 Sees CompletionPearl I. (Rhodes) Cargill, 69, of LakewoodChautauqua County Office VanRensselaer & Son Funeral Home said, “Exposure to these fumes may December 6, 2018Article by summer heat. If you must use Carl F. Godfrey, 91, formerly of West Henrietta Contributing Writer inch Cassegrain especially designed of Emergency Services cause irritation of upper and lowerMarvin D. Cummings Sr., 80 of Forestville an overheard watering system, Falconer Funeral Home George J. Gern, 87, of Warren for scientific astro-imaging. The true February 1st, 2019 airways,Peterson-Blick coughing, Funeral shortness Home ofRiles & WoolleyMetro Funeral Creative Home Connection The Jamestown Gazette is available in Kevin R. Duntley, 67, of South DaytonThereMichael is P. 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The observatory resumed its regu- Fluvanna Free Library Salon 1 - Foote Ave. Lakewood Apothecary RANDOLPH lar activities on January 19th, 2019. formation of gasbecomes inside a tablet a memory, • Choose the right watering release of moisture can cause CELORON Warren Shurfine Memorial Astronomical Association, Dinner Bell Fudges Sub Shop Gokey Sandee’s Bakery Lakewood Mobile Mart Cattaraugus County Bank Inc., which was meeting in an addition Please visit the Martz-Kohl feeder can cause enough pressure If you are uncertain of what type of method. It's not just when but leaves to wilt as the plants try to Celoron Moose Club Frewsburg Legion Mini Mart Sandee’s Café Riverwalk Mikes Nursery Inkley Pharmacy WESTFIELD attached to the observatory. website to see the calendar of events at tothat blow the memory lid off the feeder becomes or chlorine youa aretreasure." using please read also how you water that can protect themselves by providing The Main Landing can be violent enough to cause the the label and consult your pool Frewsburg Wine & Hall & Laury Optical Seneca Eye Mirage Salon R&M Restaurant Calardo’s Restaurant It wasn't until Mary be- http://martzobservatory.org/ observa- affect flowers during summer less surface area that can be The Resource Center queathed the observatory to the as- tory-calendar/. feeder to explode. supplies vendor. heat waves. Aboveground exposed to the sun. 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Lincoln 4th Grader Wins “Fill the Bucket” T-Shirt Drawing Contest

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