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Chautauqua Marketing Solutions, Inc. The People’s Paper. Vol. 7 • No. 20 | Week of May 15, 2017 Fully Insured Professional Service Jamestown’s Life Saving Mission BENTLEY Comes Back to Life TREE CARE Article Contributed by Helping Hands to the Rescue Tree Removal Stump Removal “We had a soft opening on May Tree Trimming Walt Pickut Lot Clearing 7th. More than 120 people came Tree Planting Skid Steer Services by to see what was happening,” Jamestown’s Union Gospel Mission is Logging Log Loads Quattrone said. “This has been being transformed into something new Site Clean-Up (for Split your own firewood) a community effort to renovate and it’s back in the business of saving lives. Mulch (Wholesale / Retail) (716) 736-3963 / (814) 725-1650 UCAN City Mission at 7 W. First Street, just off Main, will carry on the work, begun more than four decades ago as the Union Gospel Mission by the late and much loved Rev. John Steinhouser. The United Christian Advocacy Network, UCAN, will (L to R) Seated: Robert Silsby; Jordan Spencer, Facility Manager; operate under the direction of Jim Standing: Scott Linden, Program Director; Quattrone in addition to his regular Jim Quattrone, Executive Director; duties as Chautauqua County Mike Cain; Tim Smart. WE CAN HELP! Deputy Sheriff. and revitalize the mission. I was pleasantly “Our mission is the same as Reverend surprised by the support from businesses, The Steinhouser’s was. In our words, it is, churches, Mayor Teresi and County ‘Reaching the least, the last and the Executive Vince Horrigan. They have Announces YOUR SALE to lost,’” Quattrone said. been awesome to work with. They are also CHAUTAUQUA • CATTARAUGUS The mission will offer temporary helping us obtain grants to fix the exterior & WARREN COUNTIES! of the building. This building is about 160 PLUS IT’S LISTED housing in rooms for up to 17 homeless men, including two years old.” ONLINE! specially designated veteran’s rooms, “Every year we donate one major CALL US TODAY! and a wide range of counseling and community fixup project somewhere in 716-484-4155 re-training programs. Continued on Page 15... OR 484-7930 Will You Lend Jamestown A Hand? Article Contributed by include Crescent Street, downtown alleyways, areas along Chadakoin River, Jamestown Renaissance Second Street between Buffalo Street Corporation and Foote Avenue. Many teams have already signed up to work on their Join the Jamestown Renaissance own neighborhoods, downtown, Corporation this Saturday, May 20 for Hands on Jamestown, a community- wide volunteer effort to clean up the city. JRC has partnered with the City of Jamestown's Parks and Recreation Department, Department of Public Works and the Board of Public Utilities to kick off their first leg of Spring planting and clean-up. John Williams and his team will lead the effort to transform downtown. You can register online to help beautify a section of Volunteers gather at Tracy Plaza for refreshments before starting work. downtown or find a location that hasn't been selected yet by visiting JRC's parks, or areas of need throughout refreshments from 8 to 9 a.m. courtesy online interactive map. Many locations the city. Everyone is welcome to meet John Williams, Park Manager, plants Continued on Page 11... are still available, some of which flowers during last year's event. beforehand in Tracy Plaza for free

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12th Annual Jamestown Regional AUGUST 25 - 26 Celtic Festival Opens Sat., Aug 26 at 9am MAYVILLE LAKESIDE PARK, MAYVILLE, NY Friday, Aug. 25: The Town Pants Kick-Off the Celebration at 6pm to 9:30pm Saturday, Aug. 26: Final Celebrations 6pm - 9:30pm www.96thhighlanders.com/festival.html THE GREAT Lucille Ball Little Theatre of Jamestown Presents... Performances: EnjoyOUTDOORS FridaY May 19• 7:30PM Come enjoy brunch with Heritage, learn about and SaturdaY discover Chautauqua county’s wildlife, including... May 20 • 7:30PM • Presentation on the Bald Eagle SuNdaY • Self-exploration of many birds & mammals May 21 • 2:00PM • Learn about the many ways you can enjoy The Nunsense Vegas Revue takes the sisters on a Senior Living at Heritage. brand new adventure. When a parishioner volunteers to donate $10,000 to the sisters’ school if they will perform in a club in Las Vegas, Mother Superior is hesitant to accept. However, after being Monday, June 12, 2017 • 10am-12pm convinced by the other sisters that “what happens in Audubon Community nAture Center Vegas, stays in Vegas” Reverend Mother agrees. What follows is the most feather-filled, 1600 Riverside Road • Jamestown NY sequin-studded, fan dancing Nunsense show ever! Purchase tickets online: www.lucilleballlittletheatre.org A light brunch will be provided. There is no cost for attendees, Box Office: (716) 483-1095 but reservations are required. Space is limited! 18 East 2nd Street • Jamestown, NY 14701 Reserve your space today by calling 716-763-5608

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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Cortney Linnecke...... Sports & Communitity Writer Janet Wahlberg...... Finding Your Family Jeffrey Barkstrom...... Natural Health I complained… Pastor Scott Hannon...... Faith Matters Pastor Shawn Hannon...... Faith Matters Steve Sorensen...... The Everyday Hunter .... because I had no shoes -- wait for it -- then I met Gratitude should produce generosity. Vicki McGraw...... Join Me in the Kitchen a man who had no feet. “The great thing about the United States,” said LOCATION It’s an old saying. You might have heard it before, Christopher Hitchens, Anglo-American author 1 W. 4th St. but its message is evergreen: You and I are almost and Journalist, “and the historically magnetic Jamestown, NY 14701 always better off than we think we are. effect it has on a lot of people like me, is its generosity, to put it simply.” MAILING ADDRESS The first time I heard that answer to one of my PO Box 92 complaints, it was my dad telling me to stop We have so much and enjoy so much, that Jamestown, NY 14702 whining about something I didn’t get for my generosity is the natural fruit of our gratitude… birthday. if we will take just a moment now and then to OFFICE: 716-484-7930 FAX: 716-338-1599 How about a few more ridiculous whines from the express it. ungrateful among us? This week the Jamestown Gazette invites you Contact us... to join us in celebrating people who show their News - [email protected] 1. Believe it or not, a man sent a letter to the Disney Information - [email protected] World Complaint Department claiming the park gratitude in generosity to some among us who Events - [email protected] was “too touristy” for all the money he spent. have nothing, may have lost everything and may Classifieds [email protected] not see any way up to rejoin the rest of us. Advertising - [email protected] 2. A tourist called her travel agent and complained that her brochure said the town she visited was Their inspiration comes from ancient scriptural ONLINE: www.jamestowngazette.com beside a volcano. But when she arrived she found wisdom which is more relevant today than ever: AD DEADLINES: Friday at 12:00 pm no burning lava flowing beside her motel. “I’m “If your brother becomes poor and cannot maintain [email protected] pretty sure it was just a mountain,” she complained. himself with you, you shall support him as though 3. A Buzzfeed user complained, “…then I tripped he were a stranger and a sojourner, and he shall live DISTRIBUTION: with you. Take no interest from him or profit, but The Jamestown Gazette is a locally owned Free weekly, over a homeless guy on a city sidewalk and scuffed community newspaper that highlights the notable events up my loafers. The worst!” fear your God, that your brother may live beside you. You shall not lend him your money at interest, and remarkable people who make the Greater Jamestown Can you imagine the nerve of a homeless person region a unique and vibrant place to live. The Jamestown nor give him your food for profit… Gazette is published every Monday and distributed to making a rich tourist scuff his loafers? Lev. 25:35-37 dealer locations in Chautauqua and Cattaraugus Counties Gratitude for what we have is a good thing. But do in New York and in Warren County, Pennsylvania. we actually act grateful? Consider this: The people who are recreating Jamestown’s own rescue mission, the UCAN City Mission, the staff The entire paper, including supplemental content, is ✓ Last year every American, including children, of the United Christian Advocacy Network, are posted to our website www.jamestowngazette.com. Previous Issues are also archived on the website. bought nearly 8 pairs of shoes at an average of $75 working to help the homeless and lost among us to each. regain their place as honest, productive members All content is copyrighted and all rights reserved. No part ✓ Every year, consumers in the developed of our community. They are doing so for all of us. of the Jamestown Gazette may be reproduced without countries of the world waste nearly 250 million Their generosity invites us to “bear one another’s permission. Opinions expressed by contributing writers, burdens...” Gal. 6:2 columnists and submitted press releases are their own and tons of food, uneaten after purchase, and still eat do not necessarily reflect the opinions or positions of the well. So, this week, please be inspired by the gratitude owner, staff or management of The Jamestown Gazette. ✓ The average American spends more than $2,800 and generosity of our community and take a every year on entertainment. moment to help one whose feet may be bare… Brought to and don’t complain about the scuff marks on your Buying shoes, eating well and being entertained shoes. At least you’ve got them. you by: are just fine. But most of us generally turn a blind eye to the fact that those are not things everybody Enjoy the read, in America can do. So try a little gratitude. Walt Pickut

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Call People Inc. 716-817-9222 Gus Macker 3 on 3 Basketball Westfield YWCA 10am-1pm Fri., June 2 • 4-7pm vS Geneva Red Wings 814-520-6209 Scandinavian Culture Days Northwest Arena, 319 W 3rd St., Jamestown 1st Sat. of the Month 716-487-1111 ext 201 SATuRDAY • June 3rd • 7:05pm Jamestown Coin Club: JCC 525 Falconer St., Jamestown MONDAY • June 5th • 7:05pm Meeting & Auction 716-665-0883 Last Tues. of each Month 7-9pm THEATER: vS Elmira Pioneers BOCeS, Rt 394, Ashville, NY 716-720-1591 Martz Obervatory Public OPeN HOuSe 80th Anniversary Celebration every Wed • 7:30-10:30 -Lucille Ball Little Theater TueSDAY • June 6th • 7:05pm Chautauqua Talks Toastmasters Club 176 Robbin Hill Rd., Fewsburg June 9-11 • 7:30pm every 1st & 3rd Tues. • 7pm 716-569-3689 18 e 2nd St., Jamestown James Prendergast Library vS newark Pilots 716-483-1095 WeDNeSDAY • June 7th • 7:05pm Fire Place Room, 509 Cherry St., Jmst ENTERTAINMENT: 716-490-3820 Variety Performance Art Showcase THuRSDAY • June 8th • 11:05am (Family Friendly) CINeMA SeRIeS Joint Veterans Council of every 1st & 3rd Fri • 7:30pm Gateway Center Going In Style • Tues., May 16 • 7:30pm ART: Jamestown Meetings Gifted • Sat., May 19 • 7:30pm every Mon., 6pm, 41 Bigelow Ave. FAITH: LIVe ON STAGe Pulse Poetry Open Mic Heritage presents... every 1st Thurs • 6-7pm Breakfast Buffet Point of Grace 25th Anniversary Tour Branson on the Road • Fri., May 19 • 7:30pm Infinity Arts Cafe, 300 e 3rd St., Jamestown 2nd Sun. every mo. 8 to 11AM Sunday, June 4 • 7-10pm 1891 Fredonia Opera House facebook.com/pulsepoetryslam Falconer American Legion Bemus Point united Methodist Church 9 Church St., Fredonia 716-664-0991 269-9826 [email protected] 4954 Bemus-ellery Rd, Bemus Point 716-679-1891 https://pointofgrace.eventbrite.com COMEDY: Nunsensations Fire Nights-Live Music/poetry/open mic The Q Comedy Open Mic Saturday Bible Breakfast for Kids every 3rd Monday • 7pm every Thursday • 7:30-9:30pm every Saturday 9am-10am FRee May 19, 20 • 7:30pm& May 21 • 2pm Phoenix Rising Wellness Studio 104 W 2nd St., Jamestown Jamestown Free Methodist, 515 e 7th St Lucille Ball Little Theatre, 18 e 2nd St. 212 Pine St., Jamestown Sign Up at 7:30pm 716-483-1095 602-339-6980 HISTORY: COMMUNITY EVENTS: Over There: Life in Jamestown, NY WARREN AREA EVENTS: Taste the Difference: During World War I Exhibit Now-Sept 23 The Weilers' evolution: An 1850's Farm to Table event Brown Bag Lecture Series Branson on the Road May 20 • 8pm A Father & Son's Artistic Journey May 18, 2017 2nd Wed. of each mo. Now-October Struthers Library Theater Now thru July 2 Busti Victorian Hall, Jamestown NY Held at the Fenton History Center 302 W Third Ave, Warren Pa (814)723-7231 Roger Tory Peterson Institute fentonhistorycenter.org St. James Church 311 Curtis St., Jamestown NY 716-664-6256 27 Allen St., Jamestown (716) 664-6256 WARREN GIVES WARRENGIVES.oRG NY Southern Tier Porcelain Artists 49th Annual Auto Flea Market Walking Tour - Jamestown Churches May 19-21 • 8am-5pm Sat., May 27 • 12:45-2:45pm MAY 17, 2017 • 6AM-10pM every Tues.-121 Main St., Sugar Grove, Pa Chaut. Co. Fairgrounds Fenton History Center Contact: Ann Brown 716-985-4812 1089 Central Ave., Dunkirk NY 67 Washington St. 716-664-6256 22nd Annual Sugar Grove Cruise In 716-489-4868 Fri. May 26 • 4-8 • entry at Fire Hall AUDUBON NATURE EVENTS: MOVIES: Benefits Sugar Grove Community Food Pantry 716-569-2345 www.jamestownaudubon.org HANDS ON JAMeSTOWN DIPSON THeATeRS Sat., May 20 • 8am Lakewood Cinema 8 MAY: 70th Annual 4th of July Celebration 17th: Warren Gives (http://warrengives.org) City Hall, 200 e 3rd St., Jamestown Chautauqua Mall Cinema I & II July 1-4 • Warren Pa 18th: Off-trail Wildflower Hike at Hatch Run Hit'em & Bag'em Softball & Cornhole Warren Mall Cinema III www.warrenpajuly4th.com 21st: BOS Bird Count Tournament Sat., May 20 • 8am www.dipsontheaters.com 27th: Nature Play Day Series Bergman Park, 487 Baker St., Jamestown BINGo: 716-338-0170 MOVIeS @ THe ReG BINGO: The Zookeeper's Wife Wed., June 7 • 7pm Russell VFD Tues night Bingo 4:30pm Kiantone Fire Dept. every Mon 6-10pm Memorial Day Weekend Kick Off Beauty & The Beast pleasant Twp VFD every Thurs. Night 4pm Fluvanna Fire Hall every Tues 7-10pm May 26-28, 2017 Fri., June 9 • 7pm, Sat., June 10 • 2pm Warren Senior Center Doors open 4pm Sinclairville Fire Hall every Wed 7pm Midway State Park, Bemus Point 116 e 3rd St., Jamestown Starbrick Late Night Bingo every Other Fri. 6:30 Celoron Hose Co. No. 1 every Thurs 7:15pm nysparks.com/parks/167/details.asp reglenna.com Jamestown Mosse Lodge 1681 every Fri 7pm 716-386-3165 MUSIC: CHARITY/BENEFITS/FUNDRAISERS Community Yard & Garage Sale Days Infinity's Annual Spring Showcase Wine & Appetizer Night May 27, 2017 Sat., May 20 • 7pm FARMERS MARKETS Friday, May 19, 2017 • 7pm Villages of Mayville, Chautauqua & Dewittville Jamestown High School Reg Lenna Center for the Arts mayvillechautauqua.org 350 e Second St. 716-664-0991 LAKEWOOD FARMERS MARKET 116 e 3rd St., Jamestown NY Chaut. Ave & W. Second St. Memorial Day Celebration & Parade Jamestown Concert Association presents... Tue's 1-5 (Jun-Aug) Little Valley Lion's Club presents May 29, 2017 Buffalo Gay Men's Chorus -Quidditch Games Main Street Findley Lake Sun., May 21 • 4:30pm Sat., June 3 • 10 am visitfindleylake.com St. Lukes episcopal Church CHAUTAUQUA MALL FARMERS MARKET Cattaraugus Little Valley C. School Jamestown's 2017 Memorial Day Parade 410 N Main St., Jamestown NY Wed's 11-4 (June-Aug) Free Hogwarts Ball 3-7 May 29 • 10am with services to follow in Soldiers' Circle at Lakeview Cemetery. Rolling Hills Radio #64: Bryan Bowers Little Valley American Legion Rt 353 Thurs., May 25 • 6:30pm FALCOnER - DAviS PARK Donations at the Door helps Sight Service Celoron Rib-Fest Carl Cappa Theater, 305 e 4th St., Jamstown Sat's 9-2 ( June 3-End of Oct) 716-353-0177 June 7-10 • 3-10pm Lucille Ball Memorial Park, 47 Dunham Ave. 3rd Thurs LIVe MuSIC • Winter Garden Plaza 2nd Annual Starflight, Starry Night 716-487-4175 313 N Main St., Jamestown (May 18-Sept) DOWnTOWn JAMESTOWn A fundraiser and awareness event. Hosted by the Active Artist Alliance FARMERS MARKET Cherry St June 3rd, 2017 • 6:00 PM 35th Annual Yassou Festival Sat's 9-1 (June 10-Oct) The Chautauqua Suites June 16 & 17 11am-11pm NATURE: 215 W. Lake Rd., Mayville NY 14757 St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Mother's Day Wildflower Walk Reservations call Kelly Fiorella 716-484-4130 or 15 Francis St., Jamestown Sun., May 14 •2-4pm email [email protected]. 716-483-0022 Bentley Sanctuary (off Fluvanna Ave.) All proceeds benefit Starflight, Inc. Jamestown, NY 716-569-2345 Place Your AD Here & Get NOTICED Check out the Jamestown Jive events listing each week to find out what’s happening around town! Send your event to us to be included on the Jamestown Jive! EMAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 716-484-7930 FAX: 716-338-1599 JAMESTOWN GAZETTE May 15, 2017 EVENTS www.JamestownGazette.com 5 Sacred Heart Parish Wine Tasting County Museums and Historical Article Contributed by Societies to Host Open House Day Sacred Heart Parish on Saturday, May 20 Sacred Heart Parish is having a wine tasting on Saturday, June 3, from 5:30 to 8:30 Article Contributed by The purpose for the open houses is to in the evening. Tickets are $20 per person or $35 per couple and can be purchased help raise awareness of the vital role at the parish office on Fairmount Avenue in Lakewood next to Walmart. In Chautauqua County that local history groups provide for addition to learning about and sampling hand-crafted wines from Eagle Crest Historical Society their community by preserving and Vineyards, ticket holders will be treated to a variety of hot and cold hors d'oeuvres promoting our county's rich past. throughout the evening. All members of the public, age 21 and older, are invited Local residents and visitors are being Between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., visitors are to attend but seating is limited, so please purchase your tickets early. encouraged to learn more about local welcome to stop by their area museum history by participating in the first ever and see items in their collections, learn countywide Museum and Historical more about upcoming programs and Society Open House Day, taking place activities, and find out how they can "Learn About Herbs" at Saturday, May 20. help preserve local history by becoming The event is being presented by a member or even a volunteer. Hazeltine Public Library the Chautauqua County Museum While many historical groups are offering Consortium, which is comprised free admission to the open house, not all Article Contributed by of nearly two dozen differentare. Please be sure to contact your local Hazeltine Public Library organizations and historical groups organization prior to May 20 to find out from throughout the county. if they are participating in this event. The Hazeltine Library announces a special program: "Learn About Herbs." Local gardener Fanchon Adams will be presenting this program on Wednesday, May 24 at the Hazeltine Library. She will discuss growing and harvesting herbs as well as using herbs in your home. Adams will also share vinegar making techniques and demonstrate making herb vinegars. The Senior Corps Week 2017 program will begin at 7 p.m. and run until 8:30 p.m. There is no charge but limited seating is available so reservations are requested. Call the library at (716) 487-1281 or visit the library at 891 Busti Sugar Grove Road.

Brookdale Lakewood Holds Annual Health & Wellnes Fair Article Contributed by · 1,390 individuals receive emergency food weekly from RSVP volunteers at area Article Contributed by room to provide information or services Lutheran Foster Grandparent food pantries increasing their food security to attendees. In addition, each vendor Program · 1,455 medical transportation trips Brookdale Lakewood will provide individual raffle baskets that are made annually for individuals to attendees will be entered to win. Each year during Senior Corps Week, we appointments outside our county by Brookdale Lakewood invites the In honor of Military Appreciation recognize the extraordinary impact Senior RSVP volunteers enabling patients to community to join them on Thursday, Corps volunteers make across our nation Month, Brookdale Lakewood partnered travel to appointments and comply with May 25 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. for their every day. This year, Senior Corps Week their prescribed plan of care Annual Health and Wellness Fair. with each participant of this year's event takes place May 15 through 19, 2017. to raise funds that will be donated to the · 833 individuals daily received emergency Brookdale Lakewood is encouraging Chautauqua County Veteran's Agency The Impact of Senior Corps food at soup kitchens or food distribution seniors to live well, live better, and Service Van. This service transports Senior Corps works in countless ways to agencies with the assistance of RSVP live longer. This unique event will community veterans to physician and make communities stronger. Throughout volunteers connect seniors in the community specialty care appointments. the country, Foster Grandparents are · 367 free income tax claims prepared yearly to representatives from local service mentoring and tutoring students, Senior by certified and tested RSVP volunteers agencies all under one roof that will focus Please join us at Brookdale Lakewood, Companions are helping frail elderly on health, safety, financial and overall 220 Southwestern Drive, Lakewood, NY remain in their own homes, and RSVP · 150 individuals offered companionship and support annually from visits by RSVP physical and emotional wellness. for this FREE event for our community. programs are providing services such as disaster relief, caring for the environment, volunteers This year's event will feature a special Brookdale Lakewood is committed to being a resource for seniors and their supporting veterans and military families, Lutheran Foster Grandparent Program presentation from Sheriff Joseph Gerace and providing tax preparation services to loved ones in the community in their • Eight children matched with Foster at 3 p.m. Sheriff Grace will be speaking low-income and elderly individuals. on the benefits of the Enhanced 911 search for the right services at the right Grandparent in the Head Start program Two Senior Corps projects sponsored by System and Increased Safety for Seniors. time that provide the best fit for an completed their early education program optimum life experience. Lutheran serve in Chautauqua County - yearly In addition, there will be complimentary Foster Grandparent Program and Retired · 128 students mentored by a Foster hearing evaluations from Valu Hearing, If you would like to learn more about and Senior Volunteer Program. Senior Grandparent completed their supported glaucoma screenings courtesy of Dr. the Brookdale Lakewood Senior Living Corps volunteers are aged 55 or older and education program and 100% improved Thomas Landy from Community Eye Community, please contact Sales have made the commitment to community academically each year Care, as well as special presentations from Manager Lisa LaRusch at 716-720-2935 service. Between the two projects, 900 the Chautauqua County Office of the or stop in for a visit at your convenience plus engaged volunteers respond to our · Nine children annually including those Aging including Tai Chi and information any time. Brookdale Lakewood offers a county’s most critical needs. of teenage mothers completed their early education program supported by a Foster regarding the WNY Alzheimer's Grant unique community offering four styles Chautauqua County RSVP Grandparent. for Caregivers. of apartments to choose from and • 412 meals delivered daily to the Brookdale Lakewood has networked to personalized service plans that will cater homebound or disabled by RSVP Our communities thrive through efforts of gather over 20 community agencies that to individual needs of seniors seeking volunteers, accompanied by a daily status this voluntary workforce! will be on hand in the Brookdale dining assistive living. check and increased social support Celebrate with us.

Chautauqua County Humane Society Pets of the Week

Reilly is a 2 year old Border Collie mix that is Panther is a 2 year old shorthair cat that really rules the roost. ready to play. He is very energetic and really He would be best in a home where he is the only male kitty needs a job. He might be a great candidate for as he knows that he is “all that”. Because he has an in charge an agility course. Because of his energy we think personality, he needs a home with no little kids and people he would be too much for smaller kids. that can respect his need to be boss. He loves attention and is Reilly not shy about letting you know he wants it. Panther

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It always costs somebody I live here and shop at stores run by people who live here. Why do some customers Comprehensive Professional Waste Hauling & Disposal Service WHINEWHINE waste our local merchants’ money? • 2-40 yd Containers Available A bit of every credit card sale goes to • Commercial, Small Business & Residential Disposal OFOF THETHE the credit card company and eats the merchants’ profits. I hate seeing people pay 7534 Rt 380 • Stockton • 716-595-3186 WEEK!WEEK!for a $1.00 item with a card. Merchants should refuse to sell anything less than $5 on a card. We need them here and prosperous. It’s not hard to carry a little pin JOIN ME IN THE KITCHEN with Vicki McGraw money. It costs you theWeek same ofand 5/15/17 helps the - 5/21/17 shopkeeper. microwave…we ate A LOT of popcorn in those days because they liked to push Submitted by: Penny Wyse & the buttons. One of my favorite pictures Mark D. Pryce of Mark is him in his pj’s, wearing a chef hat and apron he had made out of newspaper. He had seen a chef on TV and wanted to look the part! Food and food prep always have been a big part of The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke my boy’s life! ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 As Todd and Mark grew older, they were Great deal thrust into the food business simply by 1 14 15 16 5 Stage presence having me as a Mom. Their first jobs were 10 Chip in 17 18 19 Contributing Writer helping me out at Elegant Edibles, doing 14 Mythical monster dishes, putting stock away, wrapping 20 21 22 15 Garlic section Vicki McGraw silverware, or anything else I needed a 16 Reprimand, 23 24 hand doing. They put up with my needs with "out" as much as I put up with their teenage 25 26 27 28 29 30 Well, dear friends, the McGraw family has 17 Elated had a whirlwind couple of weeks since we busyness. They learned quickly that if 18 Oboe's kin 31 32 33 last came together! 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NATURAL HEALTH with Jeffrey Barkstrom Cancer and the Warburg Effect aith the bad out at the same time as getting F atters more good in. With my patients, we take a look at what a person is eating M and start working on those sugars and grains first. It seems tough to Good, Good Mother change, but if you have a diagnosis, the sooner you change the better. Start by looking at processed foods, 80 percent of processed foods have some type of sugar added to them. Contributing Writer Foods to start increasing in your diet that help increase the oxygen in your Jeffrey Barkstrom blood. Foods that contain vitamin C Cancer is currently the second increase your bodies ability to absorb leading cause of death in the USA. iron that then increases the oxygen It is right behind heart attacks (#1) in your body, include things like and slightly head of medical errors tomatoes, onions, strawberries, bell (#3). What does the research say that peppers and nuts. Foods that contain Contributing Writer we can do to help starve cancer for a B vitamins that increase the bodies better chance? ability to carry oxygen include foods Pastor Shawn Hannon such as fish, chicken, vegetables, nuts Hope Lutheran Church Arcade, NY Otto Warburg in 1922 found out and beef. Strict vegetarians are often that cancer cells are different than B deficient. Vitamin A deficiency regular cells. He found that they had One of the first lessons I learned in gave you birth.” So God gave us seminary was to change the pronouns birth! Last I checked that was a a different metabolic (the process to makes iron deficiency more severe. I used for God. On any paper, in mother’s job. Just saying. maintain life) pattern. Normal cells Vitamin A is in meats, cod liver oil, sermons, or even in conversation use the oxygen respiration process carrots, sweet potatoes, spinach, • Isaiah 66:13: “As a mother God was not to be referred to as “He.” to reproduce. Cancer cells use the and pumpkin. Vitamin A from food comforts her child, so I will sources doesn't lead to toxicity, but Passing a course was on the line. The comfort you; you shall be sugar fermentation process to grow. idea, of course, was that God doesn’t The research was published and then you can easily become toxic from comforted in Jerusalem.” dietary supplements containing have a gender. God is God. There’s ignored… Until recently. nothing like him. But there I go again. • Matthew 23:37: “Jerusalem, vitamin A, so eat real food. If we look at modern diagnosis of I just said, “him.” Jerusalem, the city that kills the prophets and stones those who cancer, contrast agents that include Cancer treatments are looking to After graduation I reverted to my are sent to it! How often have I sugar are used to find tumors. Why change dramatically in the next previous ways using him, he and his desired to gather your children is sugar used? Cancer cells, as generation. Current research is often in relation to God. But for the pointing to a path that is going to look together as a hen gathers her determined by Warburg, use 100 record, that has nothing to do with brood under her wings, and you more spa- like with people changing times to 1000 times more sugar to God being male. God’s not. It’s mostly were not willing!” grow than normal cells. The cancer their diet and getting oxygen because in seminary they taught me to cells suck up all the sugar in the treatments. If you have any questions, say things like, “God decided Godself And trust me folks, we’re just contrast agent and store it until call our office at 716-665-5015 or to save God’s children from the sin scratching the tip of the iceberg. needed. Wherever the sugar is stored, come to one of our workshops. that separates us from God.” Saying Thousands of years of tradition and too many Sunday School lessons that is where the cancer is. things the hard way just isn’t my style. Yours in Health. teaching us God is an old man sitting Last Father’s Day I was approached Using this knowledge, a new treatment Jeffrey Barkstrom has been helping on a white cloud have clouded our by someone asking if we could sing strategy is for cancer patients to make people with health and weight loss issues judgment. Sure God’s a good, good small changes in their diet that can the song “Good, Good Father” during father. But God’s the most amazing for more than 12 years. He has spoken worship. Of course, we did. Every starve the cancer cells to make any at colleges, businesses, non-profits, mother ever as well. other treatments more effective. The contemporary Christian worship band national conferences and on television So when you think about the people diet involves cutting out foods such as in America did. But strangely, no one about the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. who brought you into the world, grains and sugars that can be used by asked me to sing a song about God’s He currently practices at Barkstrom mothering love for us in worship last who have given you life from their the cancer cells to grow and adding in Acupuncture PC, Natural Health week on Mother’s Day. And I wondered own, who have fed you, nourished more foods that promote an oxygen- Improvement Center in Jamestown, why. God, after all, is as much of a you, clothed you, comforted you, rich environment in the body. NY. Learn more at www.barkstrom.net mother to us as God is our father, but and consoled you, and you pause to say thank you to those women, don’t With any changes, work on getting or at www.jamestowngazette.com. don’t just take my word for it. Listen to what scripture teaches us. forget to thank the original source from whom all good things come. Our • Genesis 1: “Humankind was mother in heaven. created in God’s image. In the image of God, God created For more inspiration and insights them. Male & female, God from Pastor Scott and Pastor Shawn's made them.” That says, male and past columns, please visit www. female are God’s image. jamestowngazette.com and click on the Faith Matters page. The Jamestown • Deuteronomy 32:18: “You were Gazette is proud to present our county’s unmindful of the Rock that bore Natural Health Improvement Center most creative and original writers for you; you forgot the God who your enjoyment and enlightenment. Medical Arts Building • 500 Pine St • Jamestown Upcoming Free Workshops

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If you would like to support our care at UPMC Chautauqua WCA through the purchase of the Carestream DRX-Ascend. 814-726-1961 cause, please send a check made out to: Joe www.pawsalongtheriver.org Bender and mail to: CMP 715 Falconer St Jamestown NY. Article Contributed by have raised in excess of $1.3 million toward cancer treatment, diagnosis, UPMC Chautauqua WCA diagnostics and care.” Hairspray Auditions May 31, June 1 The Italian-American (IA) Charity Golf The Carestream DRX-Ascend system Association is pleased to have completed allows physicians to review X-ray imaging exams in less than six seconds, Article Contributed by the second installment of their three year, $150,000 pledge to UPMC Chautauqua which can lead to an immediate Jamestown Community WCA with a $50,000 check, proceeds diagnosis and swift treatment decisions. College from their 2016 golf tournament and “Carestream’s DRX system enables us other fundraising activities. to dramatically improve operational efficiencies while concurrently Early auditions for Jamestown This was the second installment of reducing dose by up to 60 percent for Community College’s production of the IA’s three year, $150,000 pledge to patients we serve,” stated Tammara LC Hairspray will be held May 31 and enhance local cancer care at UPMC Hodges, Director of Imaging at UPMC June 1. Chautauqua WCA through the purchase Chautauqua WCA. “Since the DRX The auditions, which begin at 7 p.m. of the Carestream DRX-Ascend System. system can upgrade existing portable in Scharmann Theatre, are open to The donation could not have been made and room-based imaging systems, JCC students, high school students, possible without the dedicated efforts we can provide the community with and community members. Those of the Italian-American Charity Golf innovative technology that helps auditioning must prepare a song from Associations committee members. enhance patient care.” Hairspray that demonstrates vocal "The Italian-American Charity Golf “On behalf of UPMC Chautauqua range and acting ability and should Association will continue to commit WCA and those affected by cancer that wear comfortable clothes and shoes for their fundraising efforts to support we are so privileged to serve, I want the dance portion of the audition. local cancer care in our community,” Julie Costantini, artistic director of to thank the IA for their unwavering Final auditions are scheduled August JCC’s production of Hairspray. said Joe Paterniti, Chair of the Italian- dedication,” said Betsy T. Wright, 30 and 31. Rehearsals begin in American Golf Association. “As early President of UPMC Chautauqua September and performances will be Costantini earned a bachelor’s degree detection becomes a vital aspect in WCA.. “This technology will enhance held November 3 to 5 and 9 to 12. at the State University of New York at the treatment process, we believe that our cancer program and truly benefits earmarking our funding will allow Hairspray, an award-winning Fredonia and a master’s degree at the our patients.” those afflicted with a greater chance Broadway musical, spotlights life in University of Pittsburgh. of quality of life. Our community The Italian-American Charity Golf 1960s Baltimore and a dance-loving Costantini, winner of the second greatly benefits because of the Association event was the brainstorm teen Tracy Turnblad who auditions season of Chautauqua's Got Talent, generous support of local businesses, of a small group of community-minded for a spot on the teenage dance show, performed the roles of Maria in Sound individuals, and volunteers for their men who wanted to raise money for a “The Corny Collins Show,” and wins. of Music and Grace in Annie and in continued support of this cause. A local charity. Their dream was to create She becomes an overnight celebrity, a ensemble roles in Chicago, Spamalot, huge thank you to all who continue a golf tournament where one member trendsetter in dance, fun, and fashion, Ring of Fire, and Forbidden Broadway their support of these efforts, it is with of each two-man team was of Italian and a vocal supporter for racial at Lucille Ball Little Theatre. She also great excitement that we look forward descent and the partner was of another integration on the television show. portrayed Cosette in JCC’s production nationality. Charitable gifts to the IA of Les Miserables. to fulfilling the remainder of the three Hairspray will be directed by Julie year pledge with the culmination of are accepted online through PayPal at Costantini, the vocal music teacher For more information about the audition the 47th annual golf tournament at www.IACharityGolf.com, or can be process, contact theatre manager Steven and musical director at Maple Grove Holiday Valley Resort in Ellicottville, mailed to: Italian-American, PO Box High School. A resident of Jamestown, Gustafson at (716) 338-1166. 352, Jamestown, NY 14702-0352. NY. Since 1971, the associated funds • 30+ Varieties of Loose Tobacco • 29 Styles of Tubes • Storage Boxes • Huge Selection of Filling Machines CHEW DEALS COME TRY OUR Fresh DELI SUBS seneca’s noW aVaILaBLE DAILY SPECIALS! 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Award at their 40th Annual He and his wife, Jane, are Golf Tournament. the parents of It will be held four children at Shorewood and eleven Country Club on grandchildren, Friday, June 23. and live on Lake “We are extremely Chautauqua. pleased,” said Derek He is currently very Dawson, decade-long concerned and involved chairman of this year’s in the quality of life event. “Rolly is a life-long around the lake, and is native of our area and has been involved working to help get in our community for so very long. He sewers built around Chautauqua really and truly is a good scout and a Lake. terrific person, and really deserves this The Good Scout Golf Tournament tribute. This is our 40th Anniversary of is organized by our local boy scout the Good Scout Tournament, and we council every year to honor outstanding promise a fun day for everyone involved.” community leaders who exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily Article Contributed by The Reg Lenna Center for The Rolly is a lifelong resident of Arts, Chautauqua Music, Germaine Chautauqua County. He was a 4-Her as lives. The proceeds of the event help Jamestown Concert & Pappalardo, Trinity Guitars & a youth and graduated from Jamestown the council serve over 4,000 youth and 1,000 leaders in Chautauqua, Association Wright’s Music Shed or call 484-7070 High School. Cattaraugus, and Allegany counties or 487-1522. Also available at the Kidder is a graduate of Houghton in New York, and McKean and Potter The Jamestown Concert Association door. Adults - $17/$20, Seniors 65+ - College, Evangelical Theologicalcounties in Pennsylvania. They also presents the final concert in its 2016-17 $15/$20, College students - $6/$7.50. Seminary, and the State University of operate Camp Merz in Mayville, Elk concert series of Celebrate Amazing Music Group rates available. Children 18 and New York at Buffalo Law School. Lick Scout Reserve in Smethport, on Sunday, May 21, when the Buffalo Gay under are admitted free with an adult Kidder is a Navy Vietnam War veteran, Pennsylvania, and their Service Center Men’s Chorus returns to Jamestown at ticket-holder. 4:00 p.m. at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, having served as a Patrol Officer with in Falconer, New York. Corporate sponsors for this concert 410 N. Main St. Conducted by Garrett River Division 535 in the Mekong For more information about playing in are Blackstone~NEY Ultrasonics Martin, artistic director, the 40-member Delta in 1969 and 1970. He also or supporting the tournament, please and Jamestown’s Rental Properties. authored two books. Rolly served in ensemble will perform a program contact the Boy Scouts at 716-665- The Jamestown Concert Association the New York State Assembly from entitled, “Brothers Sing On!” including BOYS (2697), or visit their webpage receives funding from the Chautauqua 1975 to 1982 and operated his own the title song by Edvard Grieg and other for tournament details at www. Region Community Foundation, Appalachian-based natural gas drilling selections by Ralph Vaughan Williams, alleghenyhighlands.org. the Ralph C. Sheldon Foundation, Phil Sims, and Marvin Hamlisch, to and the United Arts Appeal of name a few. The acoustics in St. Luke’s are Chautauqua County. JCA is funded fabulous, and to hear it filled with 40 male in part by the New York State 1. What was the name of Canon’s first voices is truly spectacular. The group will Council on the Arts Decentralization true DSLR? be joined by Associate Artistic Director Regrant Program with support from 2. 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A family picks up litter near the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts. Kevin James Continued from Front Complex expressed to their followers on social media. The community- of Studio D Catering and Full Moon oriented group is excited to celebrate Article Contributed by artists. Tribute events also include Rising Bakery. the volunteers by offering a family a celebration of Desi Arnaz's 100th National Comedy Center "450 volunteers have signed up in the friendly event and are asking people birthday, hometown tours, Lucy last two weeks! We are so inspired to bring their own lawn chairs to enjoy tribute dinner shows, and Wanda The National Comedy Center has by the variety of local organizations the entertainment. Clark (Lucille Ball's former personal announced that Kevin James, Robert and residents who are choosing to secretary). JRC is encouraging volunteers to use Klein and more will join Jim Gaffigan in dedicate their Saturday to participate their own tools and gloves and other Jamestown, NY during the 2017 Lucille "And we're still not done announcing in this collective effort to clean up equipment. Disposable gloves and Ball Comedy Festival, August 3-6. additions to the line-up," Gunderson Jamestown," said Christina Breen, garbage bags will be available at Tracy Tickets will go on pre-sale to members said. JRC Project Associate. Plaza throughout the morning. In on May 16, and on sale to the public In partnership with the world- Advanced online registration helps addition, we are asking participants May 23 at lucycomedyfest.com. renowned Chautauqua Institution, the staff canvas the city, purchase supplies to wear green t-shirts, sweatshirts, or Stand-up comedian Kevin James National Comedy Center will present and assist with map selection for teams. jackets to stand out to motorists. For will be performing on August 4 at a week of comedy programming, In addition to residents and municipal those cleaning in the downtown area, Northwest Arena. James is currently "Comedy and the Human Condition," organizations, many local agencies bagged trash can be placed on street the star and executive producer of the from July 29 through August 5. are finding creative ways to pitch in. corners for pick up later in the day. CBS sitcom "Kevin Can Wait," and Program highlights that have been For example, volunteers can call the Neighborhood trash will need to be put is also known for his role on the hit announced include comedian Lewis Evergreen Exchange at (716) 541- out with regular trash pickup. Teams show "The King of Queens." James has Black, "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and 0678 if a discarded syringe is found are invited to send photos to the JRC appeared in films "I Now Pronounce "Seinfeld" director David Steinberg, in your cleanup location so that a Facebook page so that we can share You Chuck and Larry," and "Grown and Kelly Carlin, author of "A Carlin professional can provide safe disposal. with our social media community. Ups" alongside Adam Sandler, "Hitch" Home Companion: Growing up with There are still opportunities for more George." For more information on Hands alongside Will Smith, and has also been organizations to help; call Christina On Jamestown or to see the map featured in his own one-hour Comedy The National Comedy Center has at (716) 664-2477 ext226 for a list of and register for the event, please Central special, "Sweat the Small Stuff." produced the Lucille Ball Comedy ways to join the effort. visit jamestownrenaissance.org/ "Kevin James is known to most of the Festival for the past 25 years, and in New this year, JRC is collaborating handsonjamestown or call 664-2477 country by his hit TV shows and films, 2016 brought visitors from 41 states with the Sherwood Arts Complex ext 226. The Jamestown Renaissance and this gives people a chance to see to Jamestown, NY. Past performers to offer volunteers an opportunity Corporation is a public-private how he came to comedy – through include Jerry Seinfeld, Jay Leno, Lewis Black, Trevor Noah, Joan Rivers, to relax with live music and food partnership supporting downtown stand-up," said Journey Gunderson, Ellen DeGeneres, Paula Poundstone, vendors. Join the party from 12 to 3 and neighborhood revitalization Executive Director of the National Kathleen Madigan, Nick Offerman, p.m. at 443 Buffalo Street. through stakeholder engagement, Comedy Center. Ray Romano, Bob Newhart, The On August 5, comedy legend Robert "[We are] incredibly proud to innovation, and reinvestment in the Smothers Brothers and more. announce we'll be a part of this greater Jamestown, New York, area. We Klein will appear in a special evening amazing community cleanup day," are making Jamestown better through of comedy at the Reg Lenna Center for For ticket and membership information, members of the Sherwood Arts inspiration, action and celebration. the Arts. Additionally, he was recently visit www.lucycomedyfest.com. Tickets the subject of the 2016 documentary, may also be purchased by visiting the "Robert Klein Still Can't Stop His Leg," festival box office at the Lucille Ball which featured interviews with some Desi Arnaz Museum (2 W. 3rd Street, of comedy's biggest stars including Jon Jamestown, NY 14701), or by calling Stewart, Jerry Seinfeld, Richard Lewis 716-484-0800. and David Steinberg. The National Comedy Center is "Robert Klein is a legend," Gunderson a 501(c)(3) non-profit cultural I my hometown! said. "He did the first ever HBO Stand- institution in Jamestown, NY and is Up special, went on to do eight, and developing the first national visitor What What II lovelove about about Jamestown, Jamestown: NY: has a career spanning 40 years in which experience dedicated entirely to the art IWhen haven’t I waslived growing In Jamestown up in Jamestown,for over 35 myyears, hometown Jamestown wasn’t will wherealways he's been the key influence to comics of comedy. The Center is comprised beI imagined my Hometown, living as not an onlyadult. Lucille I love Ball to travel’s hometown. and wanted We tomoved explore to like Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno." of three functions: the immersive Jamestown’sthe world. NorthsideAfter spending in ’68. several I attended years Euclid, working St inPete’s NYC, and IJHS. began Great to exhibit experience / museum that re-imagine my future. I missed the natural beauty of our county, the Additional programming planned memories! 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FROM THE LOCKER ROOM with Cortney Linnecke Zonta Awards Women in Boys Varsity Wolfpack Track Leadership 2017 & Field with Coach King

of attention. Cortney: The mascot for Clymer/ Sherman/Panama athletic teams is the Wolfpack. Where did that come from? Women in Leadership recipients pose at the Marvin House. (L to R): Husband, Rick E. Turner Jr. stands in for Terry Havens-Turner; Veronica Mack; Toni DeAngelo Coach King: That came about two or three years ago. The three schools through The Chautauqua Center. got together and the students and Article Contributed by Her education and work history parents voted on one unified name. Zonta Club of Jamestown They picked the Wolfpack. It kind of support her extensive community involvement with self-esteem step became an emblem for us – a pack of At a special awards dinner at the Marvin wolves. groups, organization of a march House, Zonta Club of Jamestown against school violence, youth Contributing Writer Cortney: What are your team’s named Terry Havens-Turner, Veronica mentoring, co-facilitation of teen strongest events this year? Cortney Linnecke Mack and Toni DeAngelo the Women health awareness and supervised Coach King: Oh, that’s hard to say. I in Leadership for 2017. internships for young women at the Five years ago, the school districts of mean, our last meet, we had one guy A graduate of Cornell University, Associates, Bachelors and Masters Clymer, Sherman and Panama decided that won two events and we won 14 Terry Havens-Turner is the levels in school. to join forces and create a merged events for the night overall. So we’re Corporate Treasurer/Secretary for Mack has two daughters, Casee track and field program. The coaches, very deep across the board. We also the Matric Group. Havens-Turner has have Justin Svetz, who went all the way and Jordan, and two grandchildren the athletes, and the communities extensive community involvement to states last year for the heptathlon, Jayden and AnDraya. all came together as one and dubbed with organizations and companies themselves “The Wolfpack.” They’ve but he’s been hurt. He’s just starting including: Creche, Chautauqua Toni DeAngelo is a Registered been competing and winning meets to practice now and we haven’t even Nurse and Community Health ever since. really used him yet... Really, we’re just Lake Association, Chautauqua Lake Yacht Club, UPMC Chautauqua and Wellness Director at UPMC At the head of the Wolfpack is Coach a well-rounded team. We’re strong Chautauqua WCA. DeAngelo is a across the board and that’s been one of WCA Hospital and Warner Home. Irv King, who is currently in his sixth 1984 Graduate of JCC's Registered our biggest advantages. She currently sits on the boards of year of coaching track and field. He’s the Chautauqua Lake Association, Nursing program, is a Tobacco led his boys through the sport’s regular Cortney: How do you help athletes Lutheran Social Services, Lakewood Cessation Specialist, Certified season – with their record currently break through the mental “wall” that’s Lactation Consultant and Certified standing at 2-1 in the league, 3-2 often present in track and field events? Community Development Foundation the Chautauqua Lake Patient Navigator for Cancer Care. overall – and is now gearing up to take Coach King: I think if you’re a DeAngelo's education specialty is the Wolfpack to counties, sectionals, Yacht Club and is a founding competitor, you will find a way to member of the Southwestern Schools with Health Education and Disease and beyond. Today, he sat down with break through that on your own. We Educational Foundation. Prevention. the Jamestown Gazette to discuss the find that the big invitationals – when benefits of coaching a merged team, there’s a lot of competition – just have Havens-Turner is married to Rick E. DeAngelo started working for the breaking through mental barriers, and a way of breaking those barriers. All of Turner Jr. who received the plaque and hospital in 1980. She's worked in why he can’t name his team’s strongest a sudden, the kids are running faster yellow rose in her absence. Their son specialty areas including Dialysis, event. than they ever have and realizing that Ricky and his wife Heather attended Cardiology, the Intensive Care Cortney: What is it like coaching a they can do it. Then that performance the dinner in support of her award. Unit and Wellness. Although she team comprised of athletes from three becomes something they can turn Havens-Turner has another son, retired in August 2016, DeAngelo separate schools? around and duplicate. So I would say Bradley Turner and daughter, Lauren continues to work 10 hours a week that in competition is where we tend to Coach King: As far as competition Turner who were unable to attend. at UPMC Chautauqua WCA and as goes and how the kids get along, find walls being broken. a Grandma. Involved in Chautauqua Veronica Mack is a NYS licensed county community outreach and that’s been fantastic. They all get along Cortney: With the end of the regular Clinical Social Worker and has a season in sight, what are your goals for county planning teams, DeAngelo great. Busing is what really becomes Masters Degree in Social Work from the team? helps with the Women and Infant the hard part. A majority of the time, the University of Buffalo, at which everyone buses to Clymer each night Health, Cancer Care, Women and Coach King: Well, obviously there’s a she graduated from the certificate for practice. When the weather’s bad, regular season league champion and at Heart Disease and the Baby and Me sometimes we’ll bus to Panama to use program in child and adolescent Tobacco Free cessation programs. the county meet we’ll compete against treatment including intensive child their pool or weight room. We kind of our league teams. We’re looking DeAngelo has two daughters, Natalie bounce from school to school. and adolescent trauma treatment, forward to that because Maple Grove treating problem behaviors, advanced and Joanna; two granddaughters Cecily beat us by five points in the league, so One of the great things, though, is that seminars and group consultation. and Mia and a grandson due in August. we basically get everyone’s coaching we’re hoping to compete well on that Every year the Zonta Club of staff. We have two Panama coaches, day and turn the tables around. And, Mack is an active member of two Clymer coaches, and one coach of course, we work hard all year to get National Association of Social Jamestown selects and names hired by Sherman all on staff. I may as many kids as possible to qualify for Workers. She works as the Family, women from the community as be deemed the head coach, but I work sectionals. So we’re looking to have a Clinical and Trauma Therapist at "Women in Leadership." These are primarily with the distance runners. nice size group to go out there, too. Randolph Children's Home and has women who fulfill the Zonta mission of "empowering women through Then we also have a jumping coach, To read more of Cortney Linnecke’s worked in social work and mental a throwing coach, a sprint coach. We creative and informative contributions health at WCA Hospital, the clinic service and advocacy" in a non- each come from our own areas of to the Jamestown Gazette, please go to at the high school and The Resource member role. For more information expertise, and that’s terrific – it means www.jamestowngazette.com. Center, YWCA Team Program and visit ZontaJamestown.org. the kids get well-coached and get a lot JAMESTOWN GAZETTE May 15, 2017 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 15 Jamestown’s Life Saving Mission Continued from Front near Scranton, PA. some of that. Accountability is Photos Courtesy of Stan Culver “Getting them calmed down, just one crucial. It makes everyone feel safer.” UCAN’s Plan step at a time, just putting one foot in front of the other, is job-one. We don’t “If someone comes in ‘under The United Christian Advocacy Network have to solve every problem in the first the influence’ of alcohol, drugs has an ambitious plan to provide in partnership with area churches and hour,” Linden said. “We offer them a or whatever, we cannot admit the local community, a Transitional peaceful place to work with somebody them. That’s why we have the Community Resource Center and who cares, a safe place among brothers word ‘network’ in our name, temporary/emergency housing in Chautauqua County to promote who are willing to help. They show up United Christian Advocacy life-style changes with a Biblically unsure what to do next.” Network. We send them on centered ministry through mentoring, to the newly developing and counseling, pro-social role modeling “It can be a tough decision even to enter and the discipline of accountability. this building,” Linden added. “They growing WCA program. We have to face the issue, ‘Is this what my can then welcome them back western New York,” said Rod Jones, life has come to?’" and work with them when they are straight and sober. We have manager of the Sherwin-Williams Paint We want to represent the good Store in Jamestown. “And this year it news that there is help. That is, Relationship, reconciliation was the Mission.” after all, what the word Gospel and peacemaking skill-building Jones pulled together a work crew from means: good news. Sometimes it programs are also provided. These as far away as Wellsville and Olean, as takes a step of faith even to ask for programs will be for the residents, well as Lakewood, along with retired or accept help. Linden also freely but are also open to the general local finishing contractor Stan Culver, shares that he has come through public and community oriented. to paint, dry-wall and repair “…just addiction recovery himself. National Network about anything that needed it. Local He brings peer counseling and BOCES staff was a huge help, too.” mentoring to the table, a proven “The National Association of Gospel Rescue Missions Building Almost Lost advantage in the work of UCAN and MHA (Mental Health establishes best practices for care After the Union Gospel Mission was Association) at the Gateway of the homeless,” Quattrone said. dissolved, according to Quattrone, the Center where UCAN will also “And we, like Rev. Steinhouser historic, 160-year-old structure almost continue to collaborate. was before us, are a member. They fell to a “reverter clause.” In 1945, UCAN Mission will offer anything respond to us within minutes to the city signed the building over to a answer any question. They have mission under the condition that it from an “in-and-out” of the weather, overnight stay, up to short-term, also assigned us an experienced, would go back to city ownership if it professional coach for site visits, ceased to be a rescue mission. mid-term, and long-term – probably 30, 60, and 90 day – programs. training of our board and myself, “Jamestown was glad to welcome us,” “That’s just the nature of this type of as executive director. It is an Quattrone said. “Besides, they did not exceptionally strong network.” ministry” Linden said. Volunteers on the job to get the want to own any more real estate with mission ready to reopen. “We don’t have to reinvent the a lot of old plumbing, heating and wheel. There is a close-knit electrical issues. Private and church been trained in the use of Narcan community of people who do what we donations and foundation grants made at MHA, and will be ready if do all across the country,” Linden added. it all possible. The Johnson foundation necessary, but it is not a standard The Big Question started with the seed money to get it part of our program here.” going and then a number of others “I was arresting people as a sheriff, followed suit.” The mission’s doors are open but there was really very little I could 24/7. But between the hours do for them beyond that,” Quattrone The Mission’s Mission of 9:30 p.m. and 7 a.m. entering admitted. “I wanted to do more.” “The biggest challenge we face on a and leaving are regulated with a Quattrone’s commitment to answering daily basis is that men who come here locked door. his own question began in 2007 when he are in crisis mode,” explained Scott An Oasis studied with Chuck Colson in his Prison Linden, the Mission’s program director. Fellowship Ministry, the Centurion’s Linden is new to the area, having “We provide a simple breakfast, Program. “Chuck Colson showed me recently completed his Master’s Degree something like cereal and bagels, that crime and homelessness are often studies at Clark Summit University depending on what has been provided for us in donations. We about a person’s physical and mental also have evening meals provided needs. Sometimes meeting those needs by St. Susan,” Quattrone said. has to come before they can have a “They send over excellent hot better spiritual outlook and a healthier food. A couple of local markets world view. When Jesus fed the 5,000, and restaurants also share day- after all, he didn’t ask for a ‘membership end or day-old produce, baked card’ before he fed them.” goods and food with us. They are The Organization very good to us.” “We are in the business of helping We have a board of more than a dozen people in whatever way they were It is a Christian principle to 'bear each well-known and respected community struggling. This is now an adult male other’s burdens' and we are here in that leaders that oversees us,” Quattrone rescue mission and we are laser spirit,” Linden said. “We will have one explained. “And we are established as focused on that,” Linden added with weekly meeting of a traditional AA or a 501(c)(3) corporation, contribution an obvious passion for the work. NA 12-step type program. It is called funded and grant supported. We are “Men need to leave here in a better All Addictions Anonymous. There relying on people’s good hearts and condition than they arrived.” will also be Life Recovery, We Believe financial support and gifts of products, Safety First and Clean-Sober-and-Saved programs furnishings and time. which are Biblically-based." “We have rules and regulations,” Learn More The day at UCAN City Mission begins Linden explained. “Some of these guys For more information about the are used to doing whatever, wherever, for residents in the chapel and then moves to life skills, employability, UCAN City Mission, call (716) 488- and whenever with no structure in their 7480, email [email protected] or lives and we have to help them recover financial counseling and anger counseling if those are needed. log on to www.ucancitymission.org. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 16 www.JamestownGazette.com BROOKLYN SQUARE May 15, 2017 REMEMBERING BROOKLYN SQUARE with Joan Lindquist What’s in a Name? (II) Article Contributed by thousands of men, mounted and on foot in and by far, one of the line of march [as] thousands listen to my favorite stories Photo Courtesy of Joan V. Cusimano Lindquist the stirring utterances of the gallant Rough about the long- Bob Johnston Rider.” Teddy Roosevelt spoke at four venues lasting impact the In my previous article “What’s in a Name? while he was in Jamestown: the Sherman name Roosevelt (I)” that appeared in the April 17 issue of House, the First Swedish Lutheran Church, Square had on some the Jamestown Gazette, I speculated that the Veterans’ McKinley and Roosevelt Club, Jamestonians is from Jamestown’s Brooklyn Square was named and Brooklyn Square, where he gave his first John A. Swanson. His “in honor” of Brooklyn, New York. What political speech in western New York. And paternal grandmother gave credence to this “Brooklyn-by- herein lies the spirit. never again referred to analogy” theory was my research that was In 1919, the year of Theodore Roosevelt’s Roosevelt Square as based on evidence that “Brooklyn” or the death, Brooklyn Square, the well-established Brooklyn Square even “Brooklyn side” was a common designation business district of Jamestown, was renamed when the original Roosevelt in car. for that part of a city or town that was to in his honor by resolution of the city council name was once more the south of a brook, stream, or river just on October 27, which was the anniversary reinstated by the the way Brooklyn is separated, to the south, have the name of this area of Jamestown from Manhattan by the East River. We Photos Courtesy of Roosevelt at JHS. city council. John still revert to Brooklyn Square. I imagine the know for certain that our Brooklyn Square JamestownRetro.com remembers his father logic behind his argument was that the is south of the Chadakoin, thus echoing and correcting her: “Ma, name of the theater would have less of an substantiating this topographical naming of it’s Brooklyn Square.” impact on the public since its name was not that part of the city. Then again, John recalls in keeping with its location. The members his grandmother’s of the council, however, were not persuaded, But if Brooklyn Square was, indeed, named dislike of the “Star- and the proposal to “re-adopt” the name “in honor” of one of New York City’s Spangled Banner.” She Brooklyn Square stood fast and was carried boroughs, another “honor” was conferred sang “O Columbia” as unanimously. From November 23, 1925, on it when, on October 27, 1919, the long- the national anthem until its destruction during urban renewal standing appellation of Brooklyn Square was well into the 1950s. in the late 1960s and early 1970s, that area changed to Roosevelt Square. This may be a As John proclaimed of the city was forever known as Brooklyn little known fact to many Jamestonians, but in his article “Strolling Square. again the questions I posed at the beginning Through Brooklyn of my previous article—“What’s in a name? The theater was, indeed, named the Roosevelt Square”-- “Now that’s a Theater and, despite the argument put forth Why are names so important? Where do stubborn Swede!” they come from?”—still resonate. Why, of Roosevelt’s birth—and thus the birth of by Attorney Wright that night, its business indeed, Roosevelt Square? Roosevelt Square. The name remained so Although the name change from Brooklyn flourished under that name until the early until November 23, 1925, when the council to Roosevelt Square had a deep impact on 1950s when it was renamed the Park Theater. To answer this question, we have to go resolved that Roosevelt Square revert to its business owners and some individuals, the If readers still remember the delight the B back to the turn of the twentieth century, original name, Brooklyn Square, as the old city council really had a fight on its hands movies and ongoing serials gave to young in fact, November 1, 1900, when Theodore name of the Square was still in common when, in November of 1925, the members and old alike at the Roosevelt, all may learn Roosevelt, the governor of New York, usage. proposed that the name of Roosevelt Square about the heyday of this popular theater at was William McKinley’s Republican vice- be changed back to Brooklyn Square, a 31 S. Main Street in old Brooklyn Square in presidential running mate. Roosevelt’s Although this change of name may seem cut and dried, to merchants and some citizens name that had been in use for at least half a section entitled “The Roosevelt Theater” historic visit to the city of Jamestown is a century and was still being used by some in my second book Brooklyn Square, The recorded in part in my transcription of The of Jamestown it wasn’t anything like that. Even though businesses did not move an Jamestonians—aside from Mrs. Swanson! Lost Neighborhood, and Beyond--available Jamestown Evening Journal’s account of that for reading at the Prendergast Library, in the speaking tour in my most recent book, inch from their former locations in the A debate occurred in the council chambers Square, business owners had to change their on the night of November 23 urging Chautauqua Room of the Hultquist Library Remembering Brooklyn Square: The 1930s to on the JCC campus, and for sale at Off the the 1960s. In that newspaper article that is an addresses in city directories, phone books, members to retain the name Roosevelt and especially in their advertising to reflect Square based on the fact that a Roosevelt Beaten Path Book Store in Lakewood and extraordinary piece of reporting, Roosevelt’s the Fenton History Center in Jamestown. visit was proclaimed as the “largest and most the name change, which may have been Theater was to be built on site. Attorney enthusiastic celebration in the history of costly. Clive Wright, appearing on behalf of the And there you have it for those of you who the city…a remarkable campaign [with] There are always a few die-hards among us, theater clients, argued that it would be have followed my edict: “Stay tuned”! detrimental to the owners of the theater to

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