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Chautauqua Marketing Solutions, Inc. The People’s Paper. Vol. 7 • No. 8 | Week of February 20, 2017 Jamestown Area Community Federal Credit Union 915 E. Second St., Jamestown Community Nominates Northwest 483-1650 • jacfcu.org Federally insured by NCUA Arena for Kraft Hockeyville USA Article Contributed by said Craig Hinderleider, general manager of Northwest Arena. “Hopefully, we can get Cortney Linnecke the community to vote for us and push us onto the next round of contest voting.” For the second year in a row, Kraft Hockeyville USA is While a competition decided by majority presenting the Northwest Ice Arena and the Jamestown vote may seem daunting – Jamestown is sure Community a chance to win it big. to compete against larger cities – in fact, the Kraft Hockeyville USA is a contest that was created to two most recent winning arenas search for the most passionate hockey community in hailed from cities with smaller America. All across the nation, various ice arenas have been nominated for the opportunity to win a grand The Northwest Arena is home to many different Lakers prize of $150,000 in arena upgrades and the chance hockey teams for all ages, genders, and ability levels. to host an NHL pre-season game. The winning arena is chosen by community members: people logon to According to Hinderleider, $150,000 would go a long Krafthockeyville.com, select their hometown rink, ways at the Northwest Arena, where they are always and write a nomination. The arena with the most populations than striving to improve their facilities. In particular, he nominations by 11:59 p.m. EST on March 10 wins. Jamestown, NY. says the funds would help Northwest Arena buy a new In 2015, the grand Zamboni, a big purchase for which the arena has been “A lot of what the Kraft Hockeyville competition is prize went to saving. about is community, and we feel that we’ve become an Johnston, PA, a important part of the downtown Jamestown region,” city just an hour They currently host a fundraiser which allows patrons to and a half outside take a ride on the Zamboni for a $10 donation. of Pittsburgh. Last “We’re looking into the electric Zambonis, which is kind of the wave of the future,” Hinderleider said. “It’s more The Jamestown Skating Club calls year, the winning the Northwest Arena home. arena was located economical and environmentally safe.” in Marquette, MI, Winning the Kraft Hockeyville USA competition would and the community hosted a pre-season mean more than buying a new Zamboni, however. game between the Buffalo Sabres and the It would mean giving back to the community: both Carolina Hurricanes. This year, prizes by improving the arena’s extensive programming and will also be awarded to a runner up, two events, and by boosting surrounding businesses. first place winners, and six second place winners. Each winning arena will receive “I feel that we’re kind of the lifeblood of downtown $75,000, $25,000, and $10,000 in arena Jamestown,” said Dan Shea, creative director at Public skates at the Northwest Arena are a popular weekend event. upgrades, respectively. Continued on Page 10... Governor’s Budget Cuts Senior Services Funding Article Contributed by are getting the opposite message." of funding increases for senior services the 2017-18 annual budget for the State such as home care, personal care, home Office for Aging. In addition, changes in Chautauqua County Governor Cuomo's proposed budget shows severe cuts and shifts in funding to delivered meals, adult day care services, Title XX funding of the social services Office for the Aging block grant put 65 senior centers in New York City alone at risk for closing. The Chautauqua County Office for the The continued growth of the state's senior Aging (OFA) is joining the Association population due to the baby boomers on Aging in New York and other Area reaching 65 continues to exceed national Agencies on Aging across the state for averages. Seniors of New York State now the "Step Up for Seniors" initiative. This have to be concerned about the welfare initiative brings together seniors so they of their current program funding, which can show state elected leaders their they themselves financially support in support for senior program funding. part or entirely. In addition, they "New York State Governor Andrew must be concerned about the ever Cuomo has announced his intention to increasing waiting list of seniors who make New York State 'Aging Friendly,'" need services in their homes but are said Dr. Mary Ann Spanos, Chautauqua not being addressed at all in this current County OFA Director. "But with the budget funding. With the growing submission of his proposed budget Aging Services programs at a time when health insurance counseling, and transportation, the Governor's proposal for 2017-2018, senior residents of over 15,000 seniors across New York Continued on Page 11... Chautauqua County and across the state State are waiting for services. Instead cuts approximately $12.6 million from

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Jamestown Renaissance Annie Wells Corporation Announces Free Alan Whitney & The Healing Committee Historic Tax Credit Workshops Episode 61 / February 23

Annie Wells Article Contributed by to be as broad as possible so that a large number of property owners would be Jamestown Renaissance eligible for the tax credits. Ultimately, Article Contributed by worked as a singer-songwriter in Los Corporation over 200 properties were included in Angeles and Nashville developing his Rolling Hills Radio the designation. In December of last music in legendary venues like The One of the biggest challenges for Troubadour and The Palomino on bills year, the nominating paperwork was About Annie Wells Jamestown's revitalization is the approved by the State Preservation with such luminary Americana artists financial burden of renovating historic Review Board which added the district Annie Wells will be performing songs as Alison Krauss, Jim Lauderdale, buildings. Grants and loan programs to the state register. It is now awaiting from her soon to be released 6th Lucinda Williams and Dave Alvin. from the city, state, and foundations approval at the federal level. CD,"Lonely Hearts Club". Jeff Spevak Alan will be joined onstage by The are available to help fill financial of Gannett newspaper says that she has Healing Committee Band featuring NYS AND FEDERAL "one of the nicest singing voices around" multi-instrumentalist Timmy P. gaps. However developers often need REHABILITATION TAX CREDIT more support to sensitively restore and the late, great Chuck Cuminale Pitcher and returning Rolling Hills FOR INCOME‐PRODUCING (Colorblind James) said her voice "is Radio performer Kathryn Koch. older buildings and carry projects COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES through to completion. Beginning amazing." But Annie Wells is more About Rolling Hills Radio in 2013, the Jamestown Renaissance Thursday March 2, 2:30-4:30 PM than just another pretty voice; she has a passion for creating songs that travel Host Ken Hardley brings a mix of Corporation (JRC) worked closely Wright Conference Room, 2nd Floor hard-working, frequently touring with the City to formally nominate both to the troubled places of the heart Reg Lenna Center for the Arts musicians, singers and songwriters the downtown Jamestown commercial and to the light of hope. Scott Gudell 116 East 3rd St, Jamestown of Freetime Magazine once wrote: to the Studio Theater stage for an district for historic designation. By intimate evening of live music, November 2014, the district and just Presented by Julian Adams, NYS Parks "As an experienced story teller, she's constantly casting below the surface interview, storytelling and more. over 100 downtown properties were and Jason Yots, Preservation Studios Rolling Hills Radio, a creation of listed on both the State and National in search of deeper meanings." Annie's NYS HISTORIC TAX CREDIT producer/host Ken Hardley, is an historic registers. With the downtown influences include Laura Nyro, Joni FOR HOMEOWNERS Mitchell and Billie Holiday. Since she ongoing series featuring live musical district listed, JRC turned its sights to performances from regional, national Lakeview Avenue in 2015 with over Thursday March 2, 6:30-8:00 PM was 17 years old, Annie has delighted audiences with her sweet and soulful & internationally recognized 200 properties. The NYS and Federal Christ First United Methodist Church artists exploring, celebrating, and Rehabilitation Tax Credit programs vocals and jazzy piano performances in 663 Lakeview Ave, Jamestown venues large and small. performing grassroots Americana can be combined to cover 40% of music. Whether blues, classical, Presented by Sloane Bullough and qualified rehabilitation expenditures. About Alan Whitney & The bluegrass, folk, traditional country, For the Downtown Jamestown Jennifer Walkowski, NYS Parks Healing Committee rockabilly, jazz, or pop the music Historic District, securing the Realtors, contractors, business and Western N.Y. singer-songwriter, reflects the heart of the musician and historical designations means that home owners, community leaders guitarist, and recording artist Alan the human condition. most property owners can tap into and anyone who wants to learn about Whitney writes songs about guys who Each concert is recorded with you - historic preservation tax credits, one new opportunities for community steal Cadillacs and have rope burns on the live audience - then broadcast the of the most lucrative and effective reinvestment should attend. These their fingers from holdin' on too long. following week on WRFA-LP 107.9 subsidies of recent years. The current workshops are free and open to the Whitney rocks his own rhythm and Radio For The Arts. For tickets call federal and New York State tax credit public however advance registration soul Americana music. Early on, he (716) 484-7070. programs have enabled much of the is strongly encouraged as seating is recent revitalization work in Buffalo limited. Please RSVP by February 27th and other parts of the state. Giving by calling Mary Maxwell at 716-664- Jamestown property owners access 2477 ext. 224 and indicate Commercial to this subsidy significantly increases or Homeowner. the chances of renovation downtown, To be eligible, your home or property improves the quality of the downtown must be located in the Lakeview Historic environment, and increases the District or the Downtown Jamestown inventory of available space. Over Historic District. For more information, time, this stimulates demand which call Larry Moss at (518) 268-2187. You brings new investments, rising rents, can also learn more by visiting: https:// higher property values, a more stable parks.ny.gov/shpo/tax-credit-programs/ financial picture for building owners, and a stronger tax base for the city. The Jamestown Renaissance Alan Whitney & The Healing Committee Corporation supports downtown The Lakeview Historic District is and neighborhood revitalization by a unique opportunity to benefit promoting reinvestment, stakeholder our community, because unlike 700 square foot Walk-In Humidor engagement, and innovation in the most states, New York State offers greater Jamestown, NY area. For Over 500 Brands, Styles & Sizes of historic preservation tax credits to more information, please visit www. Premium Cigars homeowners. This is the first residential jamestownupclose.com or call 664- neighborhood in Jamestown to be Discount Program (visit for details) 2477. You can also learn more about nominated. JRC worked with the State the organization by joining our 1974 W. Perimeter Road, Steamburg, NY Historic Preservation Office to define Facebook page. (Next to the Turtle Pit) the boundaries of the Lakeview district Open 10-7 Mon-Sat • 10-6 Sun 716-354-2100 JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 6 www.JamestownGazette.com PUZZLES February 20, 2017 Beep Beep I bumped (literally) into a problem I’ve Comprehensive Professional Waste Hauling & Disposal Service WHINEWHINE seen often lately…people who abandon • 2-40 yd Containers Available empty shopping carts in supermarket • Commercial, Small Business & Residential Disposal OFOF THETHE aisles. Do some moms let kids shop for themselves then put stuff in Mom’s 7534 Rt 380 • Stockton • 716-595-3186 cart and leave theirs to clog an aisle? I even WEEK!WEEK!saw a motorized cart left blocking an aisle. Would a disabled user just walk away, or was it some kid’s no-longer- amusing “race car”? You wouldn’t leave your JOIN ME IN THE KITCHEN with Vicki McGraw car in the middle of Weekthe street of when 2/20/17 you’re - 2/26/17 done for the day, would you? nutty flavor and a bit of a chewy texture to cookies , muffins and breads. Submitted by: Bordon Drousy You can also substitute gluten-free Parker & Rick O'Shea Ryder (non-wheat) flours in many recipes for added nutritional values. One of the more popular cookie varieties we bake is peanut butter The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke thumbprints. It is one of those comfort ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 food varieties that just take you home when you close your eyes. The thing 1 Athenian 14 15 16 statesman about these cookies (as with most any 6 Glitzy rock 17 18 19 baked good) is the difference in end genre Contributing Writer result which varies according to the 20 21 22 10 Hail Mary, e.g. baker! You can have 8 different bakers 14 Cut off 23 24 25 26 Vicki McGraw using the exact same recipe and wind 15 Wedding up with 8 completely different looking 27 28 29 30 31 shower? I don’t know about where you are, but it (and tasting) cookies in the end. One 16 Bar mitzvah, 32 33 34 35 36 37 is another cold and damp day here in my of the biggest variables tends to be in for one little corner of the world! I’d like nothing the measurement of the ingredients. 38 39 40 41 42 17 Nursery glow more than to curl up under a thick Measuring with a heavy hand will result 19 Emanation 43 44 45 46 47 blanket with a good book and a steaming in a much different product than if you 20 Just O.K. measure with a light hand. This is the 48 49 50 51 cup of coffee, but unfortunately, I can’t… 21 Catchall I’m at work and there is no recliner in reason that commercial recipes usually category 52 53 54 55 sight! Guess I’ll just have to find another list ingredients by weight, rather than Bill of fare 22 way to warm up… traditional cup and spoon measures. 23 Part of LCD, in 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 Weight offers consistant portioning math I think it is a perfect day to bake cookies! 63 64 65 regardless of who is doing it! 25 Footnote word Now here at Elegant Edibles, we are 27 During 66 67 68 well known for our many varieties Another variable when baking cookies 30 Protect, in a is the temperature of the ingredients 69 70 71 of homemade cookies. No premade way cookie dough from a tube here…we you use. Cold versus room temperature 32 Aquatic Copyright 2017 by The Puzzle Syndicate bake from scratch, and those recipes or melted butter will change the final appendage are followed with a generous portion consistency of the dough. If you have to 33 Macbeth, for 59 Certain herring 6 Southern staple 34 Get in the game of tender loving care. Remember your substitute white sugar for brown sugar, one 63 Like some grins 7 Take a load off 36 Burn soother childhood days of coming home from the result will be a crisp cookie, rather 35 Postgame 64 Six or seven, 8 Pain in the neck 37 Lumber along school to a glass of milk and a plate of than a chewier one. Chilling the dough summary often Measured in In one's abode 9 41 warm chocolate chip cookies? Well just before baking will result in a thicker 38 Warning color 66 Wild party grams, e.g. 44 Part of the inner walk in my front door on cookie baking cookie. Even the time of year can result 39 Farm female 67 Pizzazz 10 Oath ear in differences in your final product! 40 De Niro's "___ 68 Like days gone 11 Military 46 Bag of tricks day. You will be transported back to your childhood by the wonderful When the weather is cooler and dryer, the Dog" by assistant 49 Wall Street the dough will stay more firm and when aroma of cookies baking. 42 "That's ___!" 69 Court action 12 Sculptor's figure it is hot and humid in the kitchen, the 43 Ready for later 70 Depend (on) medium 51 Grinding tool I am always looking for ways to sneak dough will be much softer! 45 Spoonful, say 71 Teeny _____ 13 Emergency 52 Pipsqueak a little “extra-healthy” ingredients Enough about the science and nutrition 47 Jersey call supply 53 Yankees, to into my yummy treats…it helps me 48 Fastening pin 18 Abominate the Red Sox of cookies, I’m ready for one! Time to Week of 2/20/17 - 2/26/17 feel a little less guilty when I enjoy a put on a pot of coffee and bake a batch… 50 Type of roof DOWN 24 Artsy one 55 Shrewd cookie rather than a carrot! By adding 52 Detective, at 1 ____ serif 26 Arrive impolitely 58 Digestive juice a just a little bit of whole grain into To read more of Vicki McGraw’s times Mixed bag Bushy coif Cover up 2 27 60 your favorite recipe you can boost commentaries on good cooking, fine 54 Crumpet's 3 Fireplace 28 Comportment 61 "You can say the nutritional value and kick a bit of recipes and perfect party treats, visit cousin fodder 29 Signifying, with that again!" www.jamestowngazette.com and click on 56 Part of SWAK 4 In phone limbo "of" 62 Refute guilt to the curb. I really enjoy adding ingredients like flax meal and wheat Join Me in the Kitchen’s own page. The 57 Crosswise, on 5 Clear 31 What's 65 Brouhaha Jamestown Gazette is proud to present our deck happening germ or oatmeal to batters and doughs. Just a small amount- say a ¼ cup or so- county’s most creative and original writers for your enjoyment and enlightenment. SUDOKU Edited by Margie E. Burke will add a bit of a hearty, sometimes Difficulty: Easy 2 4 5 9 HOW TO SOLVE: Peanut Butter and Jelly Cookies • ¾ C Butter Cream butter and sugars, beat in Each row must 7 1 9 6 • 1 ½ C Peanut Butter eggs and vanilla. Combine flour, contain the numbers • ¼ C granulated sugar soda and salt and gradually add alter- 6 2 1 to 9; each column • ½ C brown sugar nately with milk into wet ingredients must contain the • until well blended. 3 6 • 1 egg numbers 1 to 9; and • 1 t vanilla Drop by rounded spoonful onto 3 8 each set of 3 by 3 • ¼ C milk baking tray. Roll each dough ball in boxes must contain • 3 C flour coarse sugar, then make small inden- 8 5 7 the numbers 1 to 9. • ¼ C ground flax seed tation in center of each cookie and fill • 1 t Baking soda with ½ t jam. 8 3 • ½ t salt (Answer appears else- • Bake for about 12-14 minutes at 4 7 1 where in this issue) • 1 C grape jam 375*, cool on rack. • ¼ C coarse sugar 7 8 Store in an airtight container. 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Burnout. It’s cool when it’s a car. It’s looking for their next meal, our faith expected when it’s a candle. But, boy, is becomes susceptible to bad habits. it a bummer when it happens to us. We We don’t lose our faith all at once, but Contributing Writer all know what leads to it. It comes from slowly watch it diminish over time. Jeffrey Barkstrom a significant amount of work with very We risk spiritual burnout, and we need little reward. It comes when we feel spiritual renewal. Enter Lent. What to do when you can't get to a inflammation and is available as a like we are all alone, and we are not in Doctor. I thought I'd put together spice in most grocery stores. You control of our situation. It comes when This March we will all again be entering a simple list of things you can do can add it to foods or make a tea monotony is relentless, when work a season of the church year called for small problems. out of it. Celery is also great for seems to never end, and when progress Lent. For many this season is about discipline. For others, about sacrifice. Burns are a common problem inflammation and has the added is difficult to measure. benefit of lowering blood pressure. But for those of us who are feeling tired for many chefs. It's good to have And it can happen in any aspect of our or maybe even bored (if you’ll allow an aloe plant in the kitchen. If an Canker sores are a pain. They can lives, even in our faith life. me to say that) with our faith, may accident happens, simply break off be helped easily with baking soda. I know it has happened to me. I’ve this season be about renewal. May we a leaf and dab on the burn. Simply put a teaspoon in a half cup gotten into the grind of church work so trade in the relentless monotony for a Aloe is also good for ulcers. In of warm water and swish around much that I go to pray or to pick up the reLENTless faith that again brings us this case, you would want to get your mouth. Aloe as mentioned Bible and can’t remember the last time life. above is also good for canker sores. the liquid from the plant. Add a I did either of those things for personal The prophet Isaiah promises renewal. couple of spoonfuls to a glass of Garlic and onions help to reduce use. And suddenly what used to be the He wrote, “Even youths will faint cold herbal tea. It provides instant cholesterol by cleaning out the most life giving part of my life operates and be weary, and the young will fall soothing relief. arteries. Fish and olive oils are great like an appendix. It’s just there, but not exhausted; but those who wait for the For a cold, Echinacea is an herb for helping raise your good HDL really essential anymore. It’s in those Lord shall renew their strength, they you can grow in your garden or get cholesterol. Just spend the extra times that I recognize my personal shall mount up with wings like eagles, in tea form at a store. money and get quality fish oils. Fish need for renewal. they shall run and not be weary, they oils can go rancid and are toxic if Perhaps it’s because the weather is shall walk and not fall” (40:30-1). Garlic chives are great to help with taken when they have gone bad. colds. Just boil up some water, threatening to turn toward spring (yes, This Lent may that promise be ours. cut up the chives and pour over So, these are just a few things to I know I’m being optimistic), but I May that renewal of strength manifest the boiling water. If you have a start with. We'll be going over compare it to rotating crops. Farmers itself in us. But may we remember, the sore throat, just add a tablespoon more things you can do at our long ago realized that growing the same ground won’t replenish its nutrients of honey to quickly relieve your March 7th workshop. Until then, crop on the same piece of land year after until the crops are rotated. Enter this throat irritation. have a happy healthy February! year after year resulted in diminishing Lent intentionally. Look for God harvests. They realized two things were Jeffrey Barkstrom has been helping in new places. Practice your faith in If you have trouble controlling happening. First, they were sucking the people with health and weight loss new ways. And as you do, may you your blood sugar, besides the nutrients out of the soil without giving issues for more than 12 years. He experience what it’s like to mount up normal advice of cutting back on them an opportunity to replenish has spoken at colleges, businesses, with wings like eagles. your sugars and grains, drinking themselves. Second, they were giving non-profits, national conferences the juice of one fresh lime in a small insects and disease opportunity to For more inspiration and insights from and on television about the benefits glass of water everyday has been inhabit the same ground with an Pastor Shawn's past columns, please visit of a healthy lifestyle. He currently shown to help immensely. endless food source. www.jamestowngazette.com and click on practices at Barkstrom Acupuncture Joint inflammation has many the Faith Matters page. The Jamestown PC, Natural Health Improvement At times, that is what we do with our Gazette is proud to present our county’s causes, but good advice is to avoid Center in Jamestown, NY. Learn faith. We repeat the same motions over the #1 inflammatory causing food: most creative and original writers for your more at www.barkstrom.net or at and over again until they’ve lost their enjoyment and enlightenment. SUGAR! Turmeric is great for www.jamestowngazette.com. intentionality. Additionally, like insects JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 8 www.JamestownGazette.com FFA WEEK February 20, 2017

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Steel Rails will perform at Soup and a Song on February 25th.

Article Contributed by Moller and Gary Cuckler give it their all wherever they play. Although from St. Susan Center different backgrounds, their musical interests and directions merged creating On February 25th Jamestown’s St. a southern, country, rock sound that Susan Center will host the second of they love and have shared with others three “Soup and a Song” programs for over a decade. Executive Director combining popular local musical Jeffrey Smith says, “We had Steel Rails groups and a great meal. here the last two years and the house Guests of the Soup and a Song will was full both times.” be treated to different specialty soups, The Soup and Song events will be including the winning entry from held at St. Susan Center located at 31 the recent Souper Bowl Event at the Water Street. Guests will be admitted Lakewood Rod and Gun. Jim Mee of beginning at 6:00 pm, with the the Gametime Sports Bar & Grill will entertainment beginning shortly after be bringing down his award winning and playing until 8:00pm. Tickets Cheesy Chicken Fiesta for our guests to are $10.00 and available at the door. try. Additional Soups will be prepared Proceeds from the Soup and a Song by the staff at St. Susan Center. series will benefit St. Susan Center, Chautauqua Striders is dedicated to the mentoring and The evening's entertainment will be Jamestown’s soup kitchen, which served 122,406 meals last year. guidance of youth through education, advocacy and athletics. provided by Steel Rails. Musicians Dave JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 10 www.JamestownGazette.com NORTHWEST ARENA February 20, 2017 Community Nominates Northwest 1950s 1960s Arena for Kraft Hockeyville USA SAVE THE DATE Presents 1970s 1980s 1920s 2017 ICE EXTRAVAGANZA 1930s Through the Decades 1940s Saturday, June 17 · 7pm · Tickets: $5 each 1990s Elegant Edibles Catering Custom Catering (Heart Healthy Recipes Available) Picnics • Black Tie • Family Affairs • Corporate Events

The Northwest Arena has been fundraising to buy a new Zamboni. Ask about our “Elegant Edibles At Home” Winning the Kraft Hockeyville USA competition would help with the purchase. Homemade without the Hassle! 1101 Main St. • Jamestown • 488-0434 Continued from Front Hockey is not the only skating sport hosted at Northwest Arena, however; Northwest Arena. “The arena was one there is also the Jamestown Skating of the first places in the area to start the Club, a non-profit organization that downtown revitalization. Now we’re teaches figure skating. 2017 marks the getting the comedy center right behind 40th anniversary of the club, which our building and a hotel across from us, serves over 50 members of all ages, and it all came in after we opened here including 20 competitive figure skaters. 15 years ago.” “Our skaters are very dedicated to their According to Shea, Northwest Arena sport,” said Lynn Hice, president of the has developed into a significant actor Jamestown Skating Club. “[They] keep in the Jamestown community. The their bodies strong through skating arena often collaborates with other and they are all well-rounded young community groups to fundraise and people that are great role models to raise awareness about important many in our community.” issues, such as child cancer and suicide Besides skating sports, the Northwest prevention. It also provides an outlet for Arena offers still more activities to the community members, offering a variety community. The arena is the home of entertainment and physical activities. of the Jamestown Weight Watchers “We’re a great outlet for the community, branch; it also houses an indoor especially with a lot of the recent issues walking track that is open year-round. with drugs in the area,” Shea said. “The Rink space is also used to host festivals, arena is a good way to forget all of that. shows, and concerts. Upcoming events People come in and try to escape some this year include a home and garden of the issues with life and have fun for a show sponsored by Media One in couple of hours a week.” March, and then another sponsored There certainly is no shortage of ways by Jamestown Renaissance Center in to have fun at the arena. Northwest April, as well as the Taste of the Trail hosts many public skating events, Wine Festival in May. including senior skates on weekday “Never when this building opened up mornings, drop-in hockey on weekday did I think we’d get top wrestlers or afternoons, and DJ skates on the rock singers coming to perform here,” weekends. For beginner skaters of any said Shea of the arena’s entertainment. age, the Jamestown Skating Club offers “But we get big crowds now for all our “Learn To Skate” lessons. For adults events – every Lucy Comedy Fest that wanting to begin the sport of hockey, has been held here has been closed Hinderleider teaches an “Old Dogs, or sold out. Once we started getting New Hat Tricks” training program. that level of entertainment, it got the “I’ve had guys coming in from as community excited.” far as Erie and Warren, PA,” said Located on the top floor of the Hinderleider of his hockey program. Northwest Arena is the Jamestown “They all learn something new, have Mattress Arena Club, where the Wits’n fun, and never even realize how much Giggles Stand Up Comedy series exercise they’re truly getting.” is held. The arena attracts even the Then there are all the teams that call biggest names in comedy, such as Jim Northwest Arena home. First and Gaffigan, who is scheduled to perform foremost is Southern Tier Xpress, this summer. Jamestown’s NA3HL ice hockey team, “Wits’n Giggles provides a bit of which provides affordable family comedic relief throughout the entertainment on most weekends. year,” Hinderleider said. “Overall, I Then there are all the teams that think we provide a great source of fall under the Chautauqua County entertainment. We have a good variety Youth Hockey Association: namely, of events as well as the physical aspect the Lakers. The CCYHA puts on of skating.” tournaments, hosts hockey camps, and With all the events, sports, and has over 20 competitive teams which fundraisers that the Northwest Arena include boys and girls of all ages and works to provide for the Jamestown abilities. For disabled players, there community, it seems that the arena are the Lakers sled hockey team and is certainly deserving of a Kraft Lakers special hockey team. Then, Hockeyville USA nomination. For once players age out of CCYHA teams, more information on the contest or to the arena offers adult hockey leagues. cast a nomination for the Northwest Currently, there are six teams in the Arena, visit Krafthockeyville.com. Adult A League and seven teams in This year’s competition is sponsored the Adult B League. Average about 15 by Kraft Heinz, the National Hockey players per team, and that’s nearly 200 League, the National Hockey League adults playing hockey in the greater Players’ Association, and NBC Sports. Jamestown area. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE February 20, 2017 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 11 Governor’s Budget Cuts Seventeenth Annual Sporting Clays Senior Services Funding Tournament to Benefit Boy Scouts

Continued from Front the "No Wrong Door" for all aging and long term care services and supports. aging population, attention needs In Chautauqua County, more than Article Contributed by will conclude with prizes awarded to be focused on current needs to 4,000 people each year contact in seventeen positions, for custom- help seniors age in place and future Allegheny Highlands Council NY Connects for information and engraved Zippo lighters. “There will programs that will allow seniors to referrals for services for themselves be other drawings and super prizes The Allegheny Highlands Council, remain in their homes, support their or their loved ones, eliminating the for competing which make for a really local economy, and live a long, happy Boy Scouts of America will be frustration many people have had in fun day. life. calling several places for information hosting their seventeenth Annual A few of the Governor's proposed they need. Sporting Clays Tournament at the The cost of the event is $50, which Bradford Gun Club in Pennsylvania. includes 50 sporting clays, awards, budget items would affect Chautauqua This break-through program has County in a very big way. Tournament chairman Mike prizes, and a great buffet lunch. provided a "one stop shop" for Shooters of all ages and skill levels individuals needing information and Schuler from Bradford said “ A 1. The governor’s proposal will change are invited to join in the day, and the Community Services for the assistance and is now in jeopardy of really good time was had by one walk-ins are welcome. Female Elderly (CSE) program, removing the being eliminated due to funding cuts hundred competitors that came 25 percent county share exemption. in the Governor's budget. from three states last year, and more shooters are also welcome, and of the same is in store for this year. is one of the awards categories. Removal of this waiver is a cost shift For the Step Up for Seniors initiative, to local governments who are already This is a terrific way to come out Scoring is done by skill level, so each county is asking their seniors to everyone has a good chance of constrained under the property tax attend mock rallies in their counties, and support the scouts, enjoy the winning a top award. cap. This would put the burden of sign petitions and write letters to the event and the sport, partake in a needing additional local Chautauqua Governor and their state legislators great buffet luncheon, and win great For more information, please call County tax dollars to maintain NOW! prizes, as well as get in on some the Scout Service Center (716) current services for local seniors and really nice drawings. Seniors in Chautauqua County have 665-BOYS(2697) or visit the boy would not address the more than 500 scout council webpage at www. seniors currently on a waiting list for several opportunities to participate The date of the event is Saturday, alleghenyhighlands.org for the services. in a Step Up for Seniors mock rally. February 25, with check-in at 9:00 Rallies will be held on: AM a shotgun start at 10AM. The day participation flyer and details. From April 2016 to December 2016, approximately 4,832 Chautauqua February 21 County seniors received some kind • At 10:30 a.m. at the Dunkirk of OFA services provided in part Adult Day Center, 733 Central Ave., through CSE or other Aging Services Dunkirk, NY 14048 Zonta Welcomes New Members! funding which may now be decreased • At 12:30 p.m. at Westfield Adult significantly. Day Care (YMCA)and Dining Site, 2. The governor’s proposal58 South Portage St., Westfield, NY consolidates transportation funding 14787 within the CSE program, moving the • At 3 p.m. at Frewsburg Rest Home, transportation funding into the CSE 106 W. Main St. Frewsburg, NY funding line which now subjects all 14063. of the transportation funding to the need for local matching funds, putting February 22 these critical services in jeopardy. • At 11 a.m. at the Taft Center, 663 Public transportation is already very Lakeview Ave., Jamestown, NY limited in rural areas like ours in 14701. Chautauqua County. This funding February 24 change may make it more difficult for seniors to use public transportation • At 11 a.m. at Joseph Steger to get to medical appointments, Apartments, 15 North Main St., shopping and other critical services. Dunkirk, NY 14048. There are already over 15,000 older Seniors are asked to wear red at the rallies. A group photo will be taken adults statewide on waiting lists New Zonta Club members, Jennifer Peck-Wells (L) and Kerry Mihalko (R) are pictured for critical community based aging of the seniors holding signs showing with Ellen Munella (middle) on the stairs at the Marvin House in Jamestown. services. Because lengthy waiting support of senior program funding. lists already exist and will grow as a These photos and signed petitions Article Contributed by Chautauqua WCA in Jamestown. result of demand, it is outrageous that will be sent to all the state legislators Originally from Cassadaga, New the budget proposes cuts and cost and Governor Cuomo prior to the Zonta Club of Jamestown York, Kerry is a graduate of Cassadaga

shifts that put funding for seniors in beginning of the public hearings on Valley Central School and Seton Hill jeopardy. the budget. The Zonta Club of Jamestown University. She is married to her welcomed two new members at their wonderful husband Paul with 2 great 3. The governor’s proposal eliminates "Seniors need to step up and let our elected officials know that their recent meeting. Jennifer Peck-Wells, boys, AJ and Trent. core funding to NY Connects and originally from Sidney, New York now support is needed for the future of The Zonta Club of Jamestown is the will shift NY Connects from the lives and works in Jamestown at MD State Office for the Aging budget senior services," Dr. Spanos said. 12th Chapter of Zonta International ELEKTRONIK. She is a graduate of (Zonta.org) which is a service and put it under the Department of For more information on any of Sidney High School, the University Health Medicaid cap. There is no the Chautauqua County Step Up organization of executives and at Buffalo and has her master's degree professionals working together to designation under the Department of for Seniors mock rallies, or for from Western Governors University. Health budget that NY Connects will information on the Governor's empower women through service and Jennifer is married to Dan Wells with advocacy. For more information visit continue. proposed budget, contact the two young boys, Sammy and Max. ZontaJamestown.org, Zonta Club's Chautauqua County Office for the The Office for Aging has spent the last Kerry Mihalko is the coordinator of the community page on Facebook or tweet Aging at (716) 753-4582. 10 years promoting NY Connects as Diabetes education program at UPMC us @ZontaJamestown. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 12 www.JamestownGazette.com CLASSIFIEDS February 20, 2017

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Do you have the right forever home for me? For more information about this or any of our events Article Contributed by meeting each Tuesday and Thursday please call the library at (716) 487-1773 or visit the Paws Along the River from 9:30 am – 10:45 am and ending library at 3532 Fluvanna Avenue in Jamestown, next 212 Elm St., Warren, PA Lutheran Foster May 23. to the Fluvanna Fire Department. The Fluvanna 814-726-1961 Grandparent Program Location: Park United Methodist Free Library is open Monday – Friday from 10am www.pawsalongtheriver.org Church to 6pm and Saturday from 10am-2pm. “I am more flexible and I have better 49 Sinclair Drive balance” are some of the remarks made Sinclairville NY 14782 by past participants of the “Healthy To enroll call Linda Bailey at 962-1014 Chautauqua Patrons Insurance Company, Bones” classes. “I fell and didn’t break or my wrist,” recalls another while “I can Meri Swanson at 493-6632 Everyday's True Value Donate Smoke Alarms lift my legs into the car” claims another Zion Lutheran Church member. They may seem to be small Informational Meeting: Tuesday, feats but to those with limited mobility March 28 – 1:15 pm and strength – they are monumental. Classes Begin: Tuesday, April 4 – This is why Chautauqua County meeting each Tuesday and Thursday Retired and Senior Volunteer Program from 1:15 pm – 2:30 pm and ending (RSVP) continues its classes following June 6. the StrongWomen© curriculum. Location: Zion Lutheran Church StrongWomen© was developed by Dr. 45 Falconer Street Miriam Nelson of Tufts University in Frewsburg NY 14738 Boston. The exercise routine includes a research-based series of resistive Contact: to enroll call Nancy Kerrin at 569-6300 exercises using weights. The training classes help ward off or prevent GALC Cafetorium osteoporosis and osteopenia, and aim Informational Meeting: Monday, to increase your strength, bone density, March 20 - 5:00 pm balance, and energy and you will look Classes Begin: Wednesday, March 20 (L to R): Mark Prechtl, Chautauqua Patrons Insurance; Peter Sinagra, Major Gifts and feel better! As one progresses – meeting each Monday – Wednesday Officer; Steve Columbara, Everyday's True Value; Scott Anderson, Disaster Program through the exercise routine, you are from 5:00 pm – 6:15 pm and ending Specialist; Brian Willink, Chautauqua Patrons Insurance encouraged to add weight (either June 7 dumb bells or leg weights) to your Location: Gustavus Adolphus Article Contributed by joining with fire departments and exercise to increase their effectiveness. Learning Center Cafetorium 200 Gustavus Avenue community groups nationwide Each class follows the same routine Red Cross Jamestown NY 14701 to install free smoke detectors but may vary in times and length. in homes that need them while An information session precedes Contact: to enroll call Sue Waterman at 789-3741 Chautauqua Patrons Insurance providing families with important each class to complete the required Company recently purchased 35 fire safety information. Between July paperwork with classes beginning St. Timothy Lutheran Church smoke alarms for the American Red 1, 2015-June 30, 2016, volunteers shortly thereafter. Class cost is $25.00 Informational Meeting: Monday, Cross in support of the Home Fire installed 241 smoke alarms in and weights are available for your use March 27 – 9:00 am Campaign. Volunteers from the Red Chautauqua County homes. For at each location. Spring classes are Classes Begin: Monday, April 3 – beginning at six individual locations Cross will install the alarms, purchased more information or to schedule an meeting each Monday – Wednesday at a reduced rate courtesy of Everyday's throughout Southern Chautauqua from 9:00 am – 10:15 am and ending installation appointment, please visit County: June 14. True Value, in Chautauqua County http://www.redcross.org/local/ First Presbyterian Church Location: St. Timothy Lutheran homes that need them. new-york/western-central-new- Church york/homefires. 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Article Contributed by March 11th 7pm at the Robert H. Jackson Center Zonta Club of Jamestown 405 East Fourth Street, Jamestown LUNAFEST is a traveling film festival NY 14701 of award-winning short films by, Tickets $20 General Admission; $12 for and about women. This season, Students & Military our program of nine films – filled Includes film festival & light with stories of reflection, hope and refreshments humor – will travel to over 175 cities and screen in front of 25,000 people. Brought to Jamestown by the Zonta Each year, various organizations bring Club of Jamestown LUNAFESTs to their communities Sponsored by Media One Group and raise funds for their local non- www.LUNAFEST.org and www. profits as well as our main beneficiary ZontaJamestown.org Lauren Neal poses with Double or Nothing, a horse at Skywalker Stables. - Breast Cancer Fund. Article Contributed by was established in 2002 to introduce students in private and public middle Capacity Building Camp Offers Lutheran and secondary schools to equestrian sports. The organization has over Organizational Skills Training Among the programs available for 12,500 members in 42 states across the youth at Gustavus Adolphus Family United States. and Development Services, the Therapeutic Horseback "This program has been a very strong Article Contributed by training days (all four workshops) or choose Riding Program has one student in to attend just one day (two workshops) that particular achieving success in and motivator for Lauren to complete Southern Tier West Regional will meet their training needs. out of the classroom. 17-year-old her placement here at G.A. Family Planning & Development “Southern Tier West is pleased to Lauren Neal, a junior at Gustavus Services. We're very grateful for Board present this high-outcome, value-priced Adolphus Learning Center, has begun the opportunity afforded to her by training series that will give participants to compete in the Interscholastic Skywalker Stables. It is a tremendous information and skills that can be readily facility and program," said Pennington. Southern Tier West will sponsor Capacity used to help achieve their organizational Equestrian Association's high school Building Camp, a diverse two-day training goals and successes. Nonprofit Works riding competitions. Neal recently participated in a series presented by Nonprofit Works, provides exceptional training sessions that competition at Alfred State College. a Saratoga Springs, NY organization impart exactly the information needed by Neal, a Niagara County native, began Her success in the IEA competitions specializing in high-impact training and today’s organizations and municipalities in participating in the Therapeutic could lead to scholarships on college consulting. The training series will take a format that’s engaging and styled for “just Horseback Riding Program at G.A. riding teams post-graduation. place on Wednesday, April 5 and Thursday in time learning” strategy. Participants who Family Services shortly after moving to April 6 in the BOCES conference center attended a previous training that Southern Jamestown in April 2016. Since then, "I really love animals but especially located in the Center for Regional Tier West presented with Nonprofit Works horses," said Lauren Neal. "I think what Excellence in Salamanca. Registrants can she has placed in almost every horse rated the workshop as highly beneficial, I like most about riding is that it keeps choose from flexible learning options: practical and valuable and requested that riding class she has competed in. the full 2-day series is $195 per person me out of trouble and has helped me we bring Nonprofit Works back to the "Lauren has a lot of natural talent. She or choose one day for $105 per person. Southern Tier region for more trainings,” focus on my future. I am starting to Registration includes all workshop state Kimberly LaMendola of Southern grew up around horses when she was look at colleges now," said Neal. Aside materials, morning refreshments, and Tier West. “This training series will fill younger and has really excelled as a from competing, she has also been lunch. Capacity Building Camp participants quickly so we recommend reserving spots student and a person since joining are suggested to bring a laptop or tablet, as soon as possible.” able to travel, improve her self-esteem, but it is not a requirement to take the our riding program," said Misty make new friends and develop positive The two-day training is taught by Paul trainings. A flier, outline of the workshops, Pennington, Director of Clinical peer influences. and online registration is available at Mastrodonato and John Wilner of Services at G.A. Family Services. "Of Nonprofit Works, headquartered in the Southern Tier West website: www. course this program and Lauren's For more information on the services SouthernTierWest.org. Saratoga Springs, NY. Paul Mastrodonato provided by G.A. Family Services, please has helped nonprofit organizations and training would not have been possible Capacity Building Camp is a boot-camp style professional associations build their without funding through Niagara call 716-665-2116 or visit G.A. on the approach to learning critical knowledge and organizational skills and capacity to County," said Pennington. web at www.gafamilyservices.org. skills that can translate to success in meeting achieve success in reaching goals. John G.A. Family Services is a part of goals for your organization, business, or Wilner has worked as a researcher, reporter, Neal must meet specific criteria to municipality. Presenters Paul Mastrodonato editor, director of publications, and as a participate in IEA competitions like Lutheran, a Christian organization and John Wilner will lead participants communications consultant for a variety take group riding lessons with her with a comprehensive continuum of through four ½ day workshop intervals over of nonprofit and media organizations for community, residential, and home a two-day span. The learning approach will be nearly 30 years. IEA teammates. The students practice designed for impactful knowledge and skills locally at Skywalker Stables, owned based supportive services that help training utilizing experiential activities, real- For additional information or questions, people of all ages gain or retain please contact Kimberly LaMendola, by Tracy Erickson, and they are life examples, reference templates, resources, coached by Jillian Gazdak. The IEA independence. and a dynamic engaging instruction style. Regional Development Coordinator, Workshops include “Developing a Strategic Southern Tier West Regional Planning Plan” and “Mission-driven Communications” & Development Board: klamendola@ on Wednesday, April 5, and “Researching southerntierwest.org or 716-945-5301 and Approaching Grantmakers” and “Plan x2211. Advance registration is required. Programs & Budgets Using Logic Models” The program flier is available at: http:// on Thursday, April 6. With flexible learning southerntierwest.org/pdfs/2017/ options, registrants can choose to attend both CapacityCamp2017flier.pdf

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Our art market will infinityperformingarts. feature work for org For over twenty years, he has faithfully sale from an eclectic Article Contributed by Website http://www. served our donors and the people of variety of talented Chautauqua Region infinityperformingarts.org/ Chautauqua County. We are sincerely local artists, an art auction of locally- Community Foundation grateful for his exemplary leadership. It is with regret, the Chautauqua Region The Board established a search committee Community Foundation’s Board of to find Mr. Sweeney’s successor and is in Laurel Run Logo Contest Under Way Directors announces the retirement the process of moving forward. Send of executive director, Randy Sweeney. any inquiries to [email protected]. Article Contributed by colors. Artists also are encouraged to submit original designs, rather than The Resource Center using artwork they find on the Internet or through other sources. Area high school students can put their 2017 City Softball artistic talents to use by participating in The person creating the winning the 2017 Laurel Run logo contest. The design will receive a $100 gift card and a T-shirt featuring the winning design. League Fees Announced person who designs the winning entry will receive a $100 gift card to a store of his Designs must be received by Monday, or her choosing. April 24. Internal voting at The Resource Center and Filling Laurel Run was started the Gap will identify the in 1997 by Wayne finalists. Again this year, and Elaine Hotelling the Observer will allow of Silver Creek. The the public to cast votes annual event is named for the winner through in honor of their oldest the newspaper’s web site. Article Contributed by daughter, Laurel, who has Down syndrome. Designs should be City Parks, Recreation and Conservation Department Laurel Run seeks submitted to: Laurel

to raise awareness Run Logo Contest, The City Parks, Recreation and Conservation Department announces Thursday, and appreciation about c/o Filling the Gap, 92 April 6, 2017 as the deadline for all entry fees for the City’s softball leagues. the achievements Fairmount Avenue, of people with This winning design from 2015 was Jamestown, NY, League Entry / Fee created by Elizabeth Mazzone of disabilities, and the 14701. Designs also City Slo-Pitch League / $380.00 (Includes Umpire fees for Mid-Season Jamestown High School. Hotellings have may be submitted Tournament, Double-Elimination Play-Offs) dedicated Laurel Run to Laurel and to electronically to Co-Ed League / $385.00 (Includes Umpire Fees, Double Elimination Play-Offs) all of her friends with disabilities who [email protected]. All entries become the property of Filling **NEW** Modified League / $400.00 (Includes Umpire Fees, Double attend The Resource Center’s Work the Gap. Elimination Play-Offs) Center program in Dunkirk. Money raised through Laurel Run goes to The 21st annual Laurel Run will take **NEW** One-Pitch League / $330.00 (Includes Umpire Fees, Double Filling the Gap, Inc., which works place July 14 and 15. The traditional Elimination Play-Offs) with The Resource Center to support Jamestown-to-Dunkirk relay run There are limited openings in some Leagues. Payments may be dropped off to people with disabilities and their will take place Friday, July 14. The the Jamestown Parks & Recreation Office on the 4th Floor of City Hall during families in Chautauqua County. following morning, the action shifts business hours or mailed to: The Laurel Run logo contest is open to Silver Creek and features an Jamestown Parks, Recreation, & Conservation Dept. to high school students in Chautauqua 8-kilometer running race, a 5k walk, a 1k fun walk, children’s runs, “Laurel’s Municipal Building County. Design entries should not be too intricate, as the winning design Lap” (for anyone with a disability), 200 East Third Street must reproduce well on a T-shirt. and a party in the village square. Jamestown, NY 14701 Artists can use as many colors as they For more information about the Payment must be received in full by April 6th. No late fees will be accepted. want in their design but should keep in logo contest, phone 661-4735. For mind that the design used on the shirts information about Laurel Run, visit Additional information can be found on the City’s website at www.jamestownny.net. probably will feature only one or two www.laurel-run.com.

Chautauqua County Humane Society Pets of the Week Hello there, my name is Petey. I am a happy Hi there, my name is Alec. I am a talkative older boy little guy who loves to play and loves attention. who likes lots of attention. I get along with other dogs, I’m 5 months old and am very curious. If you’re but should not go to a home with cats or other small looking for unconditional love, I am the guy for animals because I really don’t like them! I do like bones you. Come check me out at CCHS, I’d love to though, and can get protective of them. I should meet all younger family members first before going home. Petey show you what I am made of. Alec

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OPEN: Mon-Thurs 11 am to 10 pm Fri & Sat 11 amWeek to 11 pm of 2/20/17 - 2/26/17 3 Main St. Closed Sun 203 EAST THIRD ST. JAMESTOWN Twenty-four people in the recovery community were recognized for their achievements 488-0226 at the Mental Health Association in Chautauqua County's January Recovery Luncheon. Among those who received certificates were (L to R): Debra Carr, Samantha Sargent (with her son in front), Miranda Lopez, Harry Radke, and Erica Burkholder.

has tattoos or has injected drugs Article Contributed by SUDOKU Edited by Margie E. Burke is encouraged to visit Evergreen's Michael’s Mental Health Association in Difficulty: Easy office at the MHA for free testing. AJ’s Texas Hot’s Chautauqua County Jim Quattrone of United Christian 2Texas4 Hot Dogs & Burgers 5 9 Wings · Tacos · Chicken Sandwiches HOW TO SOLVE: Advocacy Network (UCAN) In 2016, 465 different individuals #1 Homemade7 Milkshakes1 9 6 Each row must worked with Mental Health announced that the Jamestown Union Gospel Mission is expected HADDOCK FISH FRYS contain the numbers Association in Chautauqua County 6 2 1 to 9; each column (MHA) recovery coaches. More to be reopening soon. must contain the than 90 gained or maintained The delicious meal was prepared by ARE3 BACK 6 1 LARGE Only employment, and 57 enrolled in UCAN, including Charlie Hodges, Thursdays & Fridays til Close numbers 1 to 9; and education programs. and served by Jan Ball, Jonathan PIZZA Includes Fries, Coleslaw, Roll 3 8 each set of 3 by 3 (with 1 topping) $ 75 & Butter, and Tartar Sauce. boxes must contain Those were the numbers shared Schwabb, and Joe Cohen. 8 No Subs. 5 7 Plus 22 the numbers 1 to 9. by Director of New Program The MHA is staffed by recovery 20 WINGS (includes tax) Development Rick Huber at the coaches, trained individuals who Only8 3 MHA's January Recovery Luncheon are recovering from mental health 902 East 2nd St., Jamestown, NY 14701 (Answer appears else- $ where in this issue) diagnosis, most from substance (716) 484-0600 4 7 1 In presenting awards for Dinner Hours: 11.99 abuse. They work in collaboration Sun.-Thurs. 4:00-10:00, Fri. & Sat. 4:00-11:30 achievements to MHA participants, 7 nd 8 with local treatment providers, Lunch Hours: 1265 E. 2 St.Jamestown, NY Associate Director Steven Cobb Copyright 2017 by The Puzzle Syndicate said, "You are the recovery other non-profits, and especially the Wed.-Fri. 11:00-1:30 (716) 665-3322 community in Jamestown....You are Jamestown City Treatment Court all very important members of our to help participants be successful in community. We need you to grow attaining their goals. and strengthen our town. When Over two dozen peer support you are finished here, you go out groups meet weekly at the Mental and contribute to the Recovery Health Association, where PUZZLE SOLUTIONS Jamestown needs. You will all be participants can talk with others Solution to Crossword: vital parts of our community." across a wide range of concerns, from PTSD to parenting and S O L O N G L A M P A S S Solution to Sudoku: Six people were recognized for A L O N E R I C E R I T E 2 4 6 8 7 5 3 1 9 completing treatment court, eight much more. All MHA services and N I G H T L I G H T O D O R for advancing stages on treatment programs are offered free of charge. S O S O O T H E R M E N U 3 5 7 2 1 9 8 4 6 L E A S T I B I D E M court, and ten for achieving The Mental Health Association is A M I D S T E N C A S E 1 9 8 3 6 4 5 7 2 recovery goals from employment to located in the Gateway Center, 31 F I N T H A N E R E C A P 4 3 2 9 8 7 6 5 1 new housing. Water Street, Door #14, Jamestown, R E D H E N W A G A L L 5 7 1 6 2 3 9 8 4 O N I C E T A S T E M O O Cobb also announced that Jenny New York. To learn more about the MHA and its many programs, C O T T E R H I P P E D 6 8 9 4 5 1 7 2 3 Rose is the new chief financial T R A C E R S C O N E call (716) 661-9044 or visit www. 8 6 5 1 9 2 4 3 7 officer of the MHA. W I T H A B E A M S H A D mhachautauqua.org or www. E V I L D I N N E R T I M E 9 2 4 7 3 8 1 6 5 Evergreen Health Services can now facebook.com/MHAChautauqua. R A V E E L A N O L D E N 7 1 3 5 4 6 2 9 8 test for Hepatitis C. Anyone who P L E A R E L Y W E E N Y

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