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188 S. Erie St. (Rte. 394) Mayville, NY 14757 716-753-2900 watermarkrestaurant.net Mayville Lakeside Park Welcomes Dine on the Lake Serving Lunch & Dinner 11:30 am - 9:30 pm (May - Oct.) Jamestown Celtic Festival – Ceilidh! Great Steaks, Fresh Seafood • Signature Salads Pastas & Sandwiches • Homemade Desserts Editor to Festival organizer Doug Mention this ad for Walter Pickut Clark. “We even had Guinness on tap that first 15% off on entree The Jamestown Regional Celtic Festival returns for its Expires 8/24/13 year,” Clark says proudly. 8th year, opening at 6pm Friday evening, August 23 “And this year we will have with a kickoff party bonfire and music by the Celtic Smithwick’s too…” the Ants? Circle Ceilidh Band, beloved Irish red ale first with no charge for the brewed in Kilkenny, Ireland opening night festivities Guaranteed in 1710. The festival beer Results at the Mayville Lakeside and wine garden will have Park on the northern many more favorites on hand Ehrlich shore of Chautauqua too. Pest Control Lake. Last year, 2012, the Festival FREE Ceilidh, pronounced ESTIMATES hosted nine pipe bands, nine 800-331-BUGS “Kay-Lee,” is the Celtic music groups playing ancient Celtic word for on three different stages, 16 a gathering of family and friends for folk music, stories and clans, Celtic dancers, 30 Celtic dancing. Today, wherever the Celtic peoples gather anywhere retail and food vendors, and in the world the good times always include good food and 20 Scottish Heavy Athletes, all festive beverages too. enjoyed by 3500 spectators in the Festival’s new setting at the The Festival evolved in 2006 with only four pipe bands, four beautiful Mayville Lakeside Park on Route 394. This year’s Clans, two Celtic music duos, Celtic dancers, eight vendors, attendance is expected to top last year’s. including food vendors, the amazing competitors of the This year nearly 20 clans will proudly display their tartans, 169 W. Fairmont Ave. Rt. 394 Scottish Heavy Games and 600 to 800 spectators, according CONTINUED ON PAGE 10 Lakewood, NY 716-763-7777 flags and history at the Festival. Truck-Lite Awarded Standard Position In LED Forward Lighting With All Freightliner Cascadia and Cascadia Evolution Trucks Article Contributed by duty commercial transportation Truck-Lite Co., Inc. sector and this new partnership,” said Truck-Lite Truck-lite Co., LLC, a worldwide president, Brian Kupchella, “Our leader in heavy-duty lighting and LED technology delivers lighting visibility systems, announced today performance far and above the that Freightliner Trucks, a division of traditional halogen systems, adding Daimler Trucks North America LLC, increased visibility and safety.” has selected Truck-Lite’s new Custom LED Headlights as its factory standard The new Custom LED Headlight for forward lighting on their Cascadia Truck-Lite’s new Custom LED Headlights features a significant reduction in and Evolution truck model. Proudly amperage draw on the vehicle’s manufactured in the U.S.A. at Truck-Lite’s Falconer, NY and electrical system, freeing up power for other uses. The reduced Visit our website at: Wellsboro, PA facilities, these custom headlights are also being amperage draw results in a life cycle that is rated at over 30,000 www.jamestowngazette.com offered as an aftermarket retrofit option thatis available across hours, lasting the life of the truck. Another beneficial feature is for full copies of back issues, North America to Freightliner dealers. Truck-Lite’s unique Diamond Shell 2.0 lens coating, which provides extra content, and more! multiple layers of protection against crazing and hazing. “The overwhelmingly positive response to our LED forward- lighting products from the military opened the door to the heavy- Truck-Lite conducted extensive CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 Robotic Surgery Precision. Less Scarring. Faster Recovery. Get questions answered and a list of robotic surgeons at www.wcahospital.org
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ditor’s The People’s Paper. Publisher...... Stacey Hannon Editor...... Walt Pickut Layout...... Daniel LaQuay Message Graphic Designer / Inside Sales...... Lori Byers E Graphic Designer/Sales...... Kelly Dietrick Sports Writer...... Bill Burk Sales...... Stacey Hannon Circulation Manager...... Mark Hannon Circulation...... James Jarosz CONTRIBUTING WRITERS A New View On Aging....Chris Anderson & Sandy Ahlgren Park It Amie Libby...... Senior Minute Elaine Rissel, RN...... Nurses Notes Four Discriminate Diners...... Restaurant Review The word “Park” has so many meanings… Take a little time before summer is over to Janet Wahlberg...... Finding Your Family It wears many hats. enjoy your neighborhood park…I mean Joanne Tanner...... Down to Earth really enjoy it. Look around and see what Judy Wroda...... Random Thoughts It is the word that, when combined with the the town planners, the Parks Departments, Julia Garstecki...... How Did I Get Here word “parallel,” has put dread into the heart Katrina Fuller...... Life and Times of a Modern Housewife the Superintendents of Public Works or Linda Johnson...... WCA Medical Minute of a nation of teenagers sweating through even the local Boy and Girls Scouts have Miller Hall Financial...... Finacial Cents their first driving test. Park is also a word Nolan Farr...... Farr-Out Outdoors done for you. that, when combined with the word “don’t,” Pastor Scott Hannon...... Faith Matters Pastor Shawn Hannon...... Faith Matters constitutes the stern advice of many dads This week, please accept the Jamestown Students, Pre-K to Seniors...... Young Gazetteers to their teenage daughters before their first Gazette’s invitation to enjoy the Mayville Vicki McGraw...... Join Me in the Kitchen date. Lakeside Park and the annual Celtic Festival WCA Hospital...... Medical Minute and Gathering of the Clans. Look for the Park is also a word for something wonderful Mary Eklund...... Graphic Designer Intern Grad. PPU good folks there who made it possible, or that we take too much for granted… A QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS at your own neighborhood park, and make space so powerful that even city streets, Write to us at: a point to thank them. They are Public PO Box 92 stores and mighty factories cannot invade Servants doing good with Public Money. Jamestown, New York 14702 it. A park is a place of peace and tranquility, Enjoy your taxes well spent for a change. enjoyed, savored, but with little thought for OFFICE: 716-484-7930 FAX: 716-338-1599 thanks. A park is a playful thing too, a place for games and fun, festivals and parties, joke Contact us... Chautauqua County does not have a News- telling, stories and music as much as for [email protected] Yosemite or a Yellowstone, and perhaps Information- [email protected] anything else. Events- since so much of our County is countryside [email protected] we don’t feel the need for something so Thomas Aquinas, though better known as a ONLINE: www.jamestowngazette.com grand. But almost every city, town, village philosopher and theologian, once said, “It is AD DEADLINES: Thursday at 4:00 pm and hamlet has a Town Green, and open requisite for the relaxation of the mind that [email protected] space or a park in between its offices, stores we make use, from time to time, of playful and buildings. deeds and jokes... Therefore it becomes a DISTRIBUTION: The Jamestown Gazette is a locally owned FREE weekly wise and virtuous man to have recourse to The square boxes of our world, the places community newspaper that reaches residents and such things at times. ” merchants in Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Warren we work in and live in, have Windows. Counties. We build a sense of community and pride by They don’t simply let light in; they let you Enjoy your park! And as always, enjoy the providing residents and businesses with positive stories and timely information that spotlights local residents, look out. The boxes we live in and work read. organizations and businesses operating and working in protect us, of course, but they can also together. New issues will be distributed to local dealers Walt Pickut smother us. Whether it’s with our feet or every Monday. Editor simply with our eyes, sometimes we simply The Jamestown Gazette Brought to you by: need to go play outdoors. Why should it be only our children who remind us of that?
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August 19, 2013 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 3 e-mail your event info. by 5 PM Thursday to [email protected] Jamestown’s LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT Jive
Busti Apple Festival MUD RUN: Sunday, Sept. 29, 2013, 11am-5pm Muddy Viking VISIT OUR LOCAL Grist Mill & Museum Run 4 Your Life Museums, Art Galleries, JAMMERS Lawson Rd., Jamestown (4 mile trail run with obstacles) HOME SCHEDULE: Lake Chautauqua, New York Nature Preserves, Date/Time: Visiting Team: CRUISES: Oct. 5, 2013 Concert Halls Aug 19 7:05 Auburn Doubledays Summer Wind MuddyViking.com for details Aug 24 7:05 Williamsport Crosscutters Chautauqua Lake Cruises and Sports Arena’s Aug 25 1:05 Williamsport Crosscutters Lucille Ball Memorial Park, Celoron, NY MUSIC: Aug 26 7:05 Mahoning Valley Scrappers 716-763-7447 Big City Summer Concert Series Aug 27 7:05 Mahoning Valley Scrappers 7-9pm Aug 28 7:05 Mahoning Valley Scrappers EDUCATION: EVERY FRIDAY through the summer AUDUBON NATURE CENTER Prendergast Library 484-7135 ext 225: Jamestown Savings Bank Arena 1600 River Side Road ART: 716-484-2624 Third Thursday Puzzle Pals-Children's Room Jamestown • 569-2345 Weekly on Monday until Aug. 27 10-11am September 19 Mayville Summer Concert Series Winter Garden Plaza, First Years Storytime Weekly on Tues. until Aug. 28, 10-11am Every Thurs, 6:30-8:30pm downtown next to the Wine Cellar Lakeside Park CHAUTAUQUA SPORTS Pulse Community Drumming will be Early Learning Storytime HALL OF FAME organizing a drum circle from 6-7pm, followed Weekly on Wednesday until Aug. 29 10-11am 484-1101 by live music by SMACKDAB and WANYAMA Family Storytime 15 Wst Third Street from about 7:30-9pm. Now-Weekly until Aug. 30. 10-11am Lakewood Gazebo Concerts Family Movie Night Every Thursday through August 15 Jamestown • 484-2272 AUDUBON NATURE EVENTS: Weekly on Fri 6-8pm until Aug 31 Richard O. Hartley Park Wildflower Talk Family Movie Terrace & Chautauqua Avenues Every Wed., 7-9pm Weekly on Sat 2-4pm until Sept 1 Lakewood NY 14750 FENTON HISTORICAL CENTER Monarch Butterfly Festival 716.763.1861 67 Washington Street Sat., Aug. 31, 10am-4pm FARMERS MARKET: First Friday Lunch Brunch Downtown Jamestown OUTDOORS: Jamestown • 664-6256 Fri., Sept. 6, 11am-1pm Foundry Alley, Renaissance Center Chautauqua Lake Outlet Paddle Nature Night W Third St., Jamestown EVERY WEDNESDAY to Aug. 28th-6:45-9pm Thurs., Sept. 12 Open til 9pm EVERY FRIDAY McCrea Point Park Boat Landing JAMES PRENDERGAST Little Explorers NOW - Oct 25 10am-3pm Jones & Gifford Ave, Jamestown Sat., Sept. 14, 10am-Noon 716-763-2266 LIBRARY ART GALLERY Leaf Printing Workshop Lakewood Farmers Market Sat., Sept. 28, 1-3pm EVERY TUESDAY | 2-6pm 409 Cherry Street 140 Chautauqua Ave., Lakewood NY Chautauqua Children's Safety Education FOR MORE INFORMATION Village Jamestown • 484-1205 ON ANY EVENT CALL 569-2345 www.lakewoodny.com 716-763-8557 Ashville, NY OR VISIT WWW.JAMESTOWNAUDUBON.ORG First Annual "Summer Day Camp" GARDENING: Aug. 19th & 23rd JAMESTOWN SAVINGS BANK BENEFIT EVENT: (9am-3pm) 12th Annual Heritage Golf Challenge Chaut. Co. Master Gardeners & ICE ARENA Mon., Aug. 26, 2013, 11:30am Chaut. Co. Cornell Cooperative Ext presents: 716-499-8138 319 West Third Street Chautauqua Golf Club Lake Course Master Gardeners Trowel Talk 716-487-6873 a Community Garden Workshop Series SPORTS: Jamestown • 484-2624 [email protected] Sat. Sept. 21 10am-noon @ Falconer Library Auto Racing Putting Your Garden to Bed Saturdays 7-11pm Ride for Hospice State Line Speedway JAMESTOWN JAMMERS Aug. 31, 7:30am HEALTH: 4150 Kortwright Rd., Jamestown Richard O Hartley Park, Lakewood NY Medicare 101 Russell E. Dietrick JR. Park Register www.hospicechautco.org Free Community Presentation SUPPORT GROUPS: 485 Falconer Street Thursday, Sept. 12, 6:30pm Caregiver Support Group BINGO: Warner Place, Lutheran Campus 2nd Tuesday of the month 1pm Jamestown • 664-0915 Fluvanna Fire Hall 720-9122 JAMA (15 S Main St, 2nd fl, Jmst) 716-483-8505 3rd Thursday of the month 5:30pm Every Tuesday Night 7-10pm HISTORY: (Fluvanna Community Church, 3363 LUCILLE BALL- Salamanca Historical Society's Summer Fluvanna, Ave. Ext., Jmst) Sinclairville Fire Hall Speaker Series "I heard it on the Radio" Maggie Irwin 716-483-5448 DESI ARNAZ CENTER 716-962-2025 Aug. 19th, 6:30pm 2 W. Main Street Every Wednesday Night 7pm Museum, 125 Main St., Salamanca 945-2946 WARREN AREA EVENTS: Jamestown • 484-0800 BINGO: BOOKCLUB: Every Thurs. Night 4pm Budddist Book Group Fenton History Center Brown Bag Lecture Series Pleasant Twp VFD Prendergast Library – Fireplace room. 814-723-5260 LUCILLE BALL Second and Fourth Wednesdays 2nd Wed. of Each Month until Oct. |12-1pm of the month 7pm till 8:15 Fenton History Center LITTLE THEATER A Path With Heart by Jack Kornfield 67 Washington St., Jamestown Kinzua Heritage Arts & Music Festival 18 East Second Street 716-664-6256 Fri. 8/23 Noon-7pm; Sat. 8/24 10am-7pm COMEDY: Sun. 8/25 Noon-5pm Jamestown • 483-1095 Wits n’ Giggles-Friday Night Comedy Walking Tours of Jamestown [email protected] Friday Nights 6-9pm Last Sat. in July thru Last Sat. in Sept. www.KinzuaHeritage.com Jamestown Savings Bank Arena Fenton History Center ROBERT H. JACKSON CENTER 319 W. Third St., Jamestown 67 Washington St., Jamestown Temple Grey-Soft Rock 716-484-2624 716-664-6256 Fri., Aug. 23, 8-10pm 305 E. Fourth Street Soldiers & Sailors Park Jamestown • 665-2473 The Forum The Randolph Mammoth Hickory St/PA Ave., Warren, Pa 201 N. Main St., Jamestown Now Through Dec. 2013 Improv Comedy every Wed. night 8pm Roger Tory Peterson Institute Family Fishing THE ROGER TORY Galacticsystems.info/the-forum 716-665-2473 Chapman State Park; Pavilion #1 Free. Poles/Bait provided. No license PETERSON INSTITUTE COMMUNITY EVENTS: Jamestown's Top Ten required. Aug. 30 7-10pm Free Children's Event Now- Sunday, September 29, 2013 | 4pm 311 Curtis Street Fenton History Center Aug. 24, 10am-4pm Wild Wind Folk Art & Craft Festival Jamestown • 665-2473 2779 North Rd, Findley Lake, NY 67 Washington Street, Jamestown 716-664-6256 Sat & Sun. Sept. 7 & 8 10am-5pm Lori Wagner/Our Own Candle Company Warren Co. Fair Grounds, Pittsfield, Pa 814-723-0707 Jamestown Labor Day Festival Blue and Gray 2013 WEEKS GALLERY Sept. 21, 9am-4pm & Sept. 22, 9am-1pm Sun., Sept. 1, Noon-9:30pm Allegheny River Cleanup JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY Bergman Park, Jmst Fenton History Center 716-483-7523 664-6256 Sept. 7-14th COLLEGE www.alleghenyrivercleanup.com 525 Falconer Street Quilt Bee MOVIES: Willow Creek Quilter & Amish Quilts & Goods Dipson Theaters 7th Annual Friends of Rouse Jamestown • 338-1300 Leon Historical Society Lakewood Cinema 8 September Swing Golf Scramble Rt 62, 4 corners in Leon, NY Chautauqua Mall Cinema I & II Sat., Sept. 14, 2013 Sept. 14, 2013, 10am-4pm Warren Mall Cinema III Cable Hollow Golf Course REG LENNA CIVIC CENTER 716-296-5709 For information on movies and times visit: 814-563-6465 116 E. Third Streeet www.dipsontheaters.com Antique Equipment & Tractor Pull Jamestown • 484-7070 Sun., Sept. 15, 10am-5pm Park 60: Drive-In Theatre Busti Firemen's Grounds Box office opens at 7:30 movies start at dusk 3482 Lawson Rd, Jmst For movies and more information visit: 763-1861 www.park60.com
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Jin the In the photo (left) is Joanne E. Nelson and (center) is Ann Galbato, (right) Nancy Kerrin, itchen Certified StrongWomen™ trainers who will be conducting the fall “Healthy Bones – Sweet CornK Hash Chautauqua County” classes. freeze more to savor in the coming months. My favorite corn is roasted on the cob over an open fire. After soaking the ears with the husks on in water overnight, I simply put the corn on my grill (since I live in the city, a big bon fire is out of the question!) and cook over a medium Help Prevent Osteoporosis heat until the husk is thoroughly black and the kernels inside are Fall “Healthy Bones” Classes tender. It will take about 30 minutes Beginning at Three Locations Contributing Writer to cook, turning frequently. Add Vicki McGraw some burgers and dogs to the grill Article Contributed by County RSVP at 665-8039. and we have a perfect late summer 2.) The seasonal 10-week session will I really hate to mention it, but have supper, no fuss required! All I need Lutheran Foster begin at First Presbyterian Church, you noticed the feel of fall in the to do is call the guys to the table… Grandparent Program 509 Prendergast Avenue, Jamestown, air? The color of the clouds in the A great use for left over corn on the “Healthy Bones” – Chautauqua County NY with their informational meeting sky has gone from fluffy bright cob is sweet corn hash. Using my is a local exercise program designed using on Wednesday, September 4th, white to a more dense white-gray; favorite hash recipe, I simply replace the routines and curriculum known as 2013 at 9:30 am. Please use the the nights and early mornings are the usual corned beef with roasted STRONGWOMEN© training. Dr. parking area located on the corner of jacket worthy cool and the late corn and add some diced tomatoes. Miriam Nelson, a professor at Tufts Prendergast Avenue and Sixth Street summer veggies are all over the You get a wonderfully fresh, tasty University in Boston, Massachusetts, and access the church using the rear markets. My favorites, tomatoes, side dish in a matter of minutes. developed this training from her entrance. Information about the zucchini and corn, are abundant Corn is also a terrific addition to my research concerning osteoporosis. This program will be provided and the and beautiful. Stores are starting to fresh tomato salsa. A cup of corn, a strength training curriculum is designed required registration paperwork will show Christmas decorations, so it cup of diced tomatoes, some diced specifically for midlife and older women be completed at this time. Classes must be back to school time!! onion and pepper, a little olive oil, and has been proven to help to increase will begin on Monday, September Within the next few weeks, many salt, pepper and parsley and bring strength, bone density, balance, and 16th, 2013 at 9:30 am – 10:30 am of us with kids will go from on the chips. Yummmm! energy and help you to look and feel at the church and continue meeting careless, fun filled summer busy to better!! For more information about this each Monday and Wednesday for There are only so many glorious frenzied, schedule filled fall. Back specific training please click on http:// ten weeks concluding the week of days to a WNY summer, and to school will be a little different in www.strongwomen.com/strongwomen- November 18th, 2013. To register for only so much fresh produce to go our house this time around; since programs/program-description this class please call Joanne E. Nelson around, so we have to enjoy every Mark graduated from JHS in June, at 488-9574. minute we can…with fresh food, “Healthy Bones” Chautauqua County we no longer have a child in the family and good friends and a warm will be offering three new sessions this fall 3.) The “Healthy Bones” classes will public school system. For the first glow surrounding us! Enjoy! in our area: continue at Covenant Manor, 23 time in 15 years, we won’t have West Third Street, Jamestown, NY to worry about packing lunches Sweet Corn Hash 1.) Class will be beginning in Frewsburg from 9:00 am – 10:00 am each or planning for day care and after at Zion Lutheran Church, 45 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with school activities! Todd graduated 4 ears roasted corn, kernels cut off Falconer Street, Frewsburg, NY from their informational meeting taking from college in May and Mark will the cob 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm each Tuesday place on Wednesday, September 4, be a freshman at JCC; they both 4 red potatoes, skin on, cooked and and Thursday for ten weeks. On 2013 at 9:00 am. Information will have jobs and lovely girlfriends… coarsely mashed or chopped Wednesday, September 4th, 2013, at be presented to new participants we are blessed to still have them 1 tomato, diced 1:00 pm, an informational meeting and the registration process for both living at home, but with the fast ½ small onion, diced will be held to introduce new and returning and new members. The paced, schedule driven lives we all ½ small sweet pepper, diced potential participants to the class cost is $20.00 for the 10-week session lead, we don’t see a lot of them! 2 T fresh chopped parsley at Zion Lutheran. This meeting and the weights are available for The increasingly rare family dinner Salt and pepper to taste will introduce participants to the participants’ use. To register for this is still something I cherish and registration process and complete the Gently combine all ingredients (so class please call Ann Galbato at 483- look forward to, so I try to make required paperwork. Exercise classes as NOT to create mush!). Spoon 1750 or Chautauqua County RSVP at it something everyone will enjoy will begin Tuesday, September 17th into a hot skillet and fry until 665-8039. while not having to go to crazy potatoes start to brown and crust and conclude the week of November lengths to prepare it! a bit. 18th, 2013. The cost is $20.00 for Times and locations of this and other the 10-week session and weights exercise opportunities, please call NY Have you had any homegrown Add a dash of hot sauce to kick it are available for all participants. To Connects at 661-7583 – 753-4582 – 363- corn yet this season? I have heard up, if you would like! register for this class please call Nancy 4582. over and over people claiming it Kerrin at 569-6300 or Chautauqua is the best tasting crop in years. I To read more of Vicki McGraw’s have to agree with this statement commentaries on good cooking, fine and have been coming up with recipes and perfect party treats, visit BOAT RENTALS new recipes to enjoy its short lived www.jamestowngazette.com and click existence. There is nothing like that on Join Me in the Kitchen’s own page. just picked flavor…it just screams The Jamestown Gazette is proud to August in WNY! While we will present our county’s most creative and BEST LOCATION ON THE LAKE! be enjoying lots of fresh corn over original writers for your enjoyment the next couple of weeks, I plan to and enlightenment. BRAND NEW BOATS 2310 W Lake Road, Ashville 716.763.0140
August 19, 2013 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 5 JCC Night at the Ballpark Planned Article Contributed by Tickets can be picked up at the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts switchboard in the Hamilton Collegiate Center on the Jamestown Jamestown Community College Campus from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. alumni, family and friends are invited Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to JCC Night at the Ballpark with the to 4:30 p.m. on Friday. Tickets can Jamestown Jammers on August 28 at also be obtained at the bookstore in Russell E. Diethrick Jr. Park. the Campus Center building on the Cattaraugus County Campus from The Jammers will take on the 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Mahoning Valley Scrappers during the Thursday and the administrative game. Gates open at 6 p.m. and the office at the North County Center game begins at 7:05 p.m. in Dunkirk from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bleacher tickets are available to JCC Monday through Friday. alumni free of charge. Each alumnus For additional information, contact is limited to a maximum of six tickets. Amanda Sleasman at the JCC The event is sponsored, in part, by the Foundation, 716.338.1057. Fenton History Center JCC Alumni Association. Cemetery Tour Tickets on Sale CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE Article Contributed by long and is filled with fascinating Fenton History Center stories about the cemetery’s residents lives. This is a factual, historical tour Truck-Lite Award The Saints and Sinners Lake View not a ghost tour. real-world road tests using the new Custom LED Headlights. Cemetery Tour tickets are now The Mausoleum and More Tour Comments from drivers and managers have proven that test available for the October 5 and 12 tickets are also available. The drivers are pleased with the product: “Truck-Lite’s new LEDs tours. Walking tours and horse-drawn Mausoleum and More Tour is should be mandated by law… carriage tours will be available each October 13 at 8 PM. Tickets are $20 day. The cost of the walking tours because they are so much safer,” reports a fleet test driver,“… per person. Light refreshments will is $10 for non-members and $5 for love the long distance light, but truly impressed with how far be served. Space is limited. For more members, $2 for children and youth. off to the sides of the truck I can see.” information call the Fenton History Carriage tours are $15 for all seats. Center at 716-664-6256. “We want every component on our products to not The tour is approximately one hour only be cost-efficient, but to enhance vehicle safety and productivity,” said Mary Aufdemberg, director of product marketing for Freightliner Trucks. “The Cascadia and Please send Cascadia Evolution are industry leaders in safety, driving experience and lowest total cost of ownership, and LED us your headlamps further enhance the products.” Community Brad Van Riper, Chief Technology Officer also stated, and “Having access to the best technology is extremely Business important to driver and public safety. Our beam pattern and pure white color really enhances the visibility. We are proud News that to have Freightliner offer the worlds first commercial vehicle you would LED headlamps as standard.” like to share Additional information can be requested by email at with the [email protected] or by calling Truck-Lite Customer Service at Jamestown 800-562-5012. Gazette Truck-Lite Co., LLC is headquartered in Falconer, New Readers. York, with additional U.S. manufacturing facilities in Wellsboro, Coudersport, and McElhattan, Pennsylvania Send it to: and Saline, Michigan. International facilities are located in news@jamestown Harlow and Birmingham, England; Puebla, Mexico; Minsk, gazette.com Belarus; Bydgoszcs, Poland; and Eisenach, Germany. Truck- We’d love Lite is a major producer of safety lighting, forward lighting, wiring harnesses, mirrors, turn signal switches, and safety to hear accessories to the heavy duty truck, trailer, and commercial from you! vehicle industries.
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Buffalo guitarist Doug Yeomans Contributing Writer Nolan Farr Fender Summer Showcase When you think of water and Chautauqua County, of course you are going to think of Chautauqua Lake. For at Trinity Guitars years, Chautauqua Lake has provided recreation for local folks and plenty of others who visit the area. Article Contributed by The Lake offers many opportunities to have a day Trinity Guitars of fun, but is not the only way to enjoy the waters of Trinity Guitars will play host to the Fender Summer Showcase, an interactive Chautauqua County. We are also fortunate enough to introduction to Fender guitars and the folks who distribute and play them. On have multiple rivers, streams and creeks, with the two Tuesday, August 20, representatives from Fender will be on hand to showcase main creeks being the Cassadaga and Conewango. There new products from the company and popular Buffalo guitarist Doug Yeomans is even a maintained trail, known as the Marden E. Cobb will present a workshop featuring an array of Fender guitars and amplifiers. The Waterway trail, which flows through 52 miles of the two event will be held at the Trinity Guitars studio at 800 West Third St. in Jamestown, creeks. Along the way there are multiple launch sites and beginning at 6 p.m. and continuing into the evening. campsites. These sites are on public property and have latrines, fire pits, Adirondack style lean-tos and picnic Dubbed a “Buffalo treasure” by Buffalo News music critic Jeff Miers, Doug tables for people using the trail. Yeomans is a member of the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame and a past winner of the There are also plenty other local waterways that are not North American Rock Guitar Competition. He has traveled extensively, playing as maintained, however they can be just as much fun to rock, R&B, blues, country and bluegrass guitar in concert halls, clubs, festivals explore. The smaller of these are great for kayaks, and and private events. He also is a seasoned guitar teacher and clinician. Yeomans as they increase in size, canoes would be more suitable. teaches master classes in addition to programs for school children in which he The trouble with these waterways is that they require explains the stringed instruments used in his shows, as well as the music of the large amounts of human-power to clear out the log jams Erie Canal and American Roots Music. and downed trees after storms. It’s not the most difficult job; however, it sure does take plenty of work. The Western NY’s premier purveyor of stringed instuments and sound equipment, Chautauqua County Department of Parks works at it as Trinity Guitars has become well known for its workshops and concert events. much as they can, however volunteer work is definitely In addition to its many clinics, demos, and performances, Trinity also plays host encouraged and appreciated. to “In Our Back Yard – LIVE” a monthly WKZA-FM radio show featuring live performances of independent artists from throughout the area. For anyone interested in learning more about the Chautauqua County Parks Commission, they have Attendance at the Fall Summer Showcase is free, but space is limited and advance monthly meetings on the fourth Thursday of every reservations are suggested. Persons interested in attending the August 20 event month at 7pm. Currently, the meetings are being held should phone Trinity at (716) 665-4490 or email [email protected]. at the Chautauqua County-Jamestown Airport and are open to the public, who are encouraged to attend. Maps are also available for those interested in the trail, and the maps clearly show launch and campsites along with the surrounding land area. As far as equipment goes, there are multiple local places that now sell or rent kayaks and canoes. Just make sure to always be wearing your lifejacket. So when the heat gets to you this summer or you are looking for something new to try, take to the waterways to find a way to cool off and explore so much more that our county has to offer. To read more inspirational and insightful essays on the great League Openings Jr. Bowling... Mon & Thurs Nights E LANE Saturday Bowling outdoors by Nolan Farr, please visit www.jamestowngazette. STAT S League Sign-Ups com and click on his page. The Jamestown Gazette is proud Starting at 6:45pm Grades K-12 Aug. 24th to present our county’s most creative and original writers for 10am-2pm your enjoyment and enlightenment. Senior Fun Bowling Church Fellowship Mon & Thurs Mornings Leaque 10:00am BOWLING ALLEY Thursdays at 6:30pm 16 E. Main St. • Falconer • 665-2500
August 19, 2013 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 7 urse’s N otes What YourN Urine Says about Your Health medications or dyes used with X-rays or CAT scans. If you haven’t changed medications, or had Staff member Claire Certo, left, helps Kelly Dollard, 2, get a library card with assistance testing done, see your physician, from her father, Mark; mother, Lynn; and five-month-old brother, Andy. as you may be experiencing a bacterial infection caused by the Prendergast Promotes pseudomonas bacteria. Orange urine may reflect your Library Card Sign-Up Month diet. Diets high in carrot or beet Article Contributed by address. consumption or high doses of Contributing Writer vitamin C may cause an orange Prendergast Library Free library cards are also available at hue. If not taking large doses of the Circulation Desk to adults who Elaine Rissel vitamin C or carrots/ beets, see September is national Library Card present one form of identification There is a book that is a favorite your physician as bile may be Sign-Up Month, and Prendergast with current address. For out-of-state of mine. It’s called “What your excreted in your urine, causing an Library is encouraging area residents residents, cards cost $10 a year. Poo says about You.” It is a light- orange/brown coloration. to be sure a library card is in their All patrons, including children, are hearted, easy read book that wallet. Urine should be relatively odorless, now required to have a current library contains a great deal of factual or with a light ammonia odor. This “A library card is a ticket to card in order to access the Internet. information. The authors of this is usually strongest with the first opportunity,” said Library Director Besides books, Prendergast Library book, Josh Richman and Anish urine in the morning, after your Tina Scott. has downloadable audio books, audio Sheth, MD have also finished a bladder has held urine for up to 8 book entitled, “What’s My Pee books on CD, music CDs, eBooks, hours. It should decrease in odor Honorary chair of this year’s Library Telling Me?” Although I don’t own and puzzles for children to borrow, throughout the day. Of course, a Card Sign-Up Month is Luol Deng, this book, there are some basic plus computers with educational diet high in asparagus may cause two-time NBA all-star of the Chicago urine facts that I’d like to share games for them to use while visiting the urine to smell like rotten eggs. Bulls. with you. the library. Fall story times will begin If your urine has a strong odor, and The event coincides with the opening in September, and online homework Urine color, as you already asparagus is not the cause, it may mean that there is an infection. of the new school year and reminds help is also available. probably know, is a yellow color. parents that libraries support If the urine is a pale color, it may If your urine is pink, red, or “Family Literacy is a focus for us, mean you’re over-hydrated. Dark academic achievement. bloody, it may be caused by eating and we have many early childhood urine usually indicates that you are blueberries or rhubarb or from “The most important school supply of materials and services as well as under-hydrated or dehydrated. The certain laxative use. It may also be all is a library card,” Ms. Scott said. resources for parents to help their color yellow may also change with caused by strenuous exercise. If According to the director, studies children learn to read,” Ms. Scott the use of medications. Nurses your urine is pink or red, and you show that children who are read to at said. are able to tell just by looking at a have not consumed or performed home and use a library perform better persons’ urine sample if they are the above activities-see a physician. Prendergast Library is located at 509 in school and are more likely to rely taking their multivitamins. Let a doctor find the cause. It Cherry St., Jamestown. For more on libraries later for lifetime learning. The urine should be clear. Cloudy may be from kidney stones or an information about getting a library At Prendergast Library, children urine is indicative of infection. infection. card, visit the library, call 484-7135, 13 and under need a parent or legal The clouds that you see are or go to the library’s Web site at www. Thankfully, we have methods guardian to accompany them to either bacteria or white blood prendergastlibrary.org. to determine microscopically fill out and sign their library card cells trying to invade and fight what characteristics are in urine. application and provide proof of the infection. Most physicians Physician’s offices and labs use will not just prescribe antibiotics a method of placing a dipstick over the telephone for urinary into the urine to see if there are tract infections, as they want a microscopic amounts of blood, specimen to identify what type white blood cells, bacteria and of bacteria is brewing within the even sugar. This is much more user system, and how best to treat the friendly (and infection control bacteria. The urine test that is sent safe) that the finger dipping, to the lab for analysis is cultured taste test that was done 100 years and put on a special plate with ago! Thank goodness for medical many different antibiotics to see advances! which antibiotic works best. This process takes about 48 hours to see You can read more helpful and if the bacteria grow, which is not insightful advice from Elaine M. pleasant for anyone experiencing Rissel, RN, BSN, Infection Control/ any symptoms, such as burning on Education Coordinator at Rouse urination or urinary frequency. in Youngsville, PA, by visiting http://jamestowngazette.com/ and If you see a blue-green hue in the scrolling through the archives of our toilet, it may be a result of certain outstanding contributors.
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Still from “The Idea Box” and 3rd Street Canvas submissions being readied “Scout Lake Day” for installation in Potters Alley. Article Contributed by Arts Council Presents Chautauqua Marina National Marina “Scout Lake Day” was held on Aug. 3, 2013 at Chautauqua Marina in Mayville New York. The event was sponsored by Chautauqua Short Films, Art and Marina and hosted by Cub Scout Pack 126. More than 60 youth participated in the Youth Fishing Contest and 49 participants in the Safe Boating Course. Literature This Summer Participants, family and friends gather for a day full of events and activities. Many of the youth learned how to tie a fly knot for the first time. Article Contributed by Assemblyman Andrew Goodell attended the event and spoke with participants Jamestown Arts Council in the New York State Safe Boating course about operating a boat safely and the Arts Council For Chautauqua County has been busy this summer getting importance of being a good captain. the art of local community members out to the general public. He also spoke with the children along with Ken Shearer, President of In June, the arts organization held the 2nd annual Insomniac Competitive Chautauqua Marina about the fishing rules and safety. Along with the youth Film Festival. 12 teams of filmmakers conceived and produced fictional short fishing awards and safe boating certificate presentations, observers and films in a 24-hour time period. The final submissions were screened before participants enjoyed lunch during the awards ceremony. More than 350 people an audience of over 150 people at the Robert H. Jackson Center’s Carl Cappa were in attendance. The USCG Auxiliary offered free safe boating checks. Theater. Top prize-winner’s were Don Hill’s “In Between”, followed by Cody Delong’s “Rubbing Me The Wrong Way” and, in a tie for third place, Paul Schermerhorn’s “Midas Legacy” and Eric Basile’s “The Idea Box”. Beep That beepy thing in your steering Special prizes were awarded to films by Gary Peters Jr., Ian and Nigel wheel is for emergencies. It is called Eastman, Skyler Gore and Jimmy Paterniti, Lars Benson and Brayton WHINE WHINE your horn, not your doorbell Lydell. Also competing were returning filmmaker, Barry Meyer and OFOF THETHE or your “Howdy Button” or newcomers John Brown and Matt Swanson. your own special way to yell at All submissions are available to view at artscouncil.com. WEEK!WEEK!anybody you want to. I’ve been awakened on a Saturday morning by long honks from the The 2013 unveiling of 3rd Street Canvas Urban Literary Trail took place in early street by somebody waiting for a 4:00am fishing buddy, July. Over 30 pieces of original poetry and prose are publicly startled by the car beside me tooting in my ear just to say displayed on windows and walls on and near Third Street in Jamestown. “Hi!” to somebody in the crosswalk, or just Beeeep-beep-peeping in This year’s writers include Molly Morse, Alice Peterson Weatherley, impatience when it takes somebody 1 second too long to make a left Tara Eastman, Emily Whitney, Deborah Bolling, Paige Stafford, Christina turn. Please, they didn’t give you a horn Green, Barry Meyer, Patrick Bautista, Adreanna Covert, J.E. Sandburg, Nikk just so you could annoy the rest of us. Holland, Lynn Thomas, Kathleen Tenpas, Brandon Briggs, Patricia Treharne, Alex Simmons, Griffin Noon, Ian Eastman, Nathan Long, Cadence Holtz and Submitted by: Horatio Hornblower Patricia Treharne. Original art and photography accompany some of the selections. Photographers, Judith Guild and Kristin Rey and painter Paul Gable are featured. Guides for the 3rd Street Canvas are available at Arts BBEESSTT BBOOAATT RREENNTTAALLSS Council For Chautauqua County and Reg Lenna Civic Center, both located On The Lake!! Pontoon, Power, Fishing Boats....Located @ at 116 East Third Street in Jamestown. 3rd Street Canvas was made possible by a Community Service grant Chautauqua Marina through Chautauqua Region Community Foundation and several business and organizational sponsors. A full list of sponsors is available at artscouncil.com. 716.753.3913
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PUZZLES Life & Times of a Modern Housewife
Edited by Margie E. Burke Difficulty : Easy To The Fair HOW TO SOLVE: Week of 8/19/13 - 8/25/13 (Answer appears elsewhere in this issue) Article Contributed by Katrina Fuller Copyright 2013 by The Puzzle Syndicate Very recently, my mom invited my kiddo and me to go to the fair. I jumped at the idea because I love fairs and my daughter The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke had never been to one. There is something about the mix of mud, 1234 5678 9 10 11 12 13 ACROSS cotton candy and animal noises that make me feel like it is really 1 Back of the 14 15 16 neck summertime. We gathered ourselves, toys, snacks, changes of 17 18 19 5 Wander clothes, and all the other paraphernalia into the car, and set off for 9 Fictional sleuth 20 21 22 an exciting adventure. 14 TypeSolution of code to Sudoku 23 24 25 26 27 28 15Land unit The drive to the fair was pretty as we crossed state lines and 16 Yard machine 29 30 31 32 trundled down country lanes. It would have been quite scenic if the 17Tabloid fodder little one had stopped screaming her head off for a minute. Perhaps Author's dream 33 34 35 36 37 18 she was worried about where we were going, or maybe a little of my 20 Suffix with 38 39 40 41 "skeptic" anxiety rubbed off on her. (If you ask my husband, he would tell 42 43 44 45 21Up to the task you I am ridiculously terrified of driving long distances. He would 22 Tissue layer 46 47 48 49 also tell you that ridiculously terrified is a vast understatement.) 23Knee jerk, e.g. For whatever reason, she was clearly unhappy as we made our way 25 Woolly beast 50 51 52 53 54 55 onward, leaving me more on edge as we reached our destination. 29 Part of DNR 56 57 58 30Mouth-watering 59 60 61 62 63 However, I was pleasantly surprised when we started perusing the 32Highchair wear 33 Postcard-pretty 64 65 66 barns, visiting with all the farm animals. She begged to see the cows, 36 Place to build the chickens and the rabbits several times. She was full of wonder 37 Fountain fare 67 68 69 and joy, excited to see so many of her favorite animals in one place. 38 Railroad work- Copyright 2013 by The Puzzle Syndicate However, she did ask several times to see the giraffes and the er's transport 40 Early 66 Aborted, at 10 Sea anenome, 39 Free from, with elephants. "Render ____ NASA for one "of" 42 I bought her a container of cotton candy, of which she ate a few bites Caesar..." 67 Pullman feature 11 Leatherworker's 41 Lukewarm 43 Canyon edge 68 One and ____ tool 44 Explosive and then discarded. The taffy, too, was left by the wayside. She did 45 Hit the hay 69 Before long 12 Sandra or Ruby measure manage to munch on some curly fries and devoured ice cream by 46 Costa del ___ 13 Miss the mark 47 Clumsy the spoonful. On the whole, fair food was a sure hit with the little 47 Judge's DOWN 19 Splash in drops 48 Make public one. issuance 1 Lowest point 21 Lofty space? 51 Old gold coin 49 Sewing kit item 2 Greet the dawn 24 Time-share unit 53 Annapolis stu- Overall, it was a great day and she was very well behaved at the Prosperous time Forever Shameful act dent, informally 50 3 26 fair. (Getting her into the car was another story.) Worn out by a 52 Arrange in pairs 4 Break bread 27 Apple beverage 54 Radio letter 56 Roswell sighting 5 Yeshiva leader 28 Put down after sierra big day, she fell asleep shortly onto our return journey. Looking 57 Devoted 6 Spotted cat 31 Type of story 55 Spur to action into the rearview, I couldn’t help but smile. As she snoozed gently, 58 Playground 7 Weapons 33 Librarian's 59 Beatles she looked like a cherubic picture of innocence. It was a beautiful game stockpile warning adjective experience to share with such a receptive and happy soul. 59 Captivated 8 Gathered 34 Kayak's kin 60 Pub order 63 Bumper blemish together 35 Throw a fit 61 Knight's title It was even better that she loved it as much as I did. 64 Assumed name 9 Nose-wrinkling 37 Peaceful protest 62 Gone by 65 More than nudge 63 "CSI" evidence To read more of Katrina’s reflections and insights on “The Life and Times of a Modern Housewife” please visit our website at www. jamestowngazette.com and click on Katrina’s own page. The Jamestown Friend Us On Gazette is proud to present our county’s most creative and original FACEBOOK writers for your enjoyment and enlightenment.
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a laminated sign that read, “The LCLC 6.” I laughed, but the kid wasn’t wrong. That was where he New Bachelor Degree: JBC Director of Admissions, Brenda Salemme, explains the saw the LCLC 6 that day. new Bachelor Degree in Health Information Management to students at JBC. There is a verse from the book of Deuteronomy that is JBC to Offer New central to the Jewish (and thus Christian) faith. It’s called the Bachelor Degree Shema, and it says, “Hear, O Article Contributed by degree graduates in the Medical Office Contributing Writer Israel: The Lord is our God, the Lord alone.” Because of Jamestown Business College program have already found a great Pastor Shawn Hannon this verse’s importance in the deal of success professionally,Week so we of 8/19/13 - 8/25/13 Hope Lutheran Church, Arcade, NY life of the people, it came with Officials at Jamestown Business are confident that this degree will Even though I got back from some instructions. They were, College recently announced the offer even more opportunities for camp a few weeks ago, I can’t “Keep these words in your addition of a new bachelor degree graduates.” program at the college – a Bachelor stop thinking about an incident heart… Recite them to your The degree program will allow Degree in Health Information that happened one night while I kids… and write them on your students who have successfully Management. was there. Each night the cabins doorposts…” (Deuteronomy completed their Associate degree gather for a devotional period. 6:4-9). Am I the only one who Joining the college’s existing Bachelor programs in Administrative Assistant/ This is a time of reflection, pictures devotions at Jewish Degree in Business Administration Medical to complete this related summer camp 2,600 years ago settling down, and prayer. Each and Management, the new degree Bachelor degree in as little as 21 Edited by Margie E. Burke and a Rabbi asking his cabin, camper shares their highs and program will provide students with months.Difficulty : Easy lows from the day’s events, and “Ok, guys, where have you seen the necessary training to be successful Enrollment will begin immediately for then the counselor leads them the Shema today?” And each kid in a variety of careers in the medical the fall 2013 term. in a short reflection. On the stares at the ground until finally field. HOW TO SOLVE: night I joined a boys’ cabin for one kid points to the doorpost! Jamestown Business College offers JBC President, David Conklin, said ‘devotions’ the counselor asked business-focused Associate and I’m sure it happened, but I’m not that he is pleased to offer another a simple question, “Where have Bachelor degrees and certificate sure that’s what Moses had in advanced option to students in the you seen the LCLC 6 today?” programs that include targeted mind when he told the Jews to region. “We feel that the addition professional development activities. Now let me tell you about the post it on their doorposts. And of this program will provide a great For more information on registering LCLC 6. The LCLC 6 are 6 faith I’m not sure that’s what camp opportunity for students to find for these programs, call 664-5100 or practices the campers (and really had in mind when they put the successful careers in the high-demand visit us online at all of us) are supposed to live out LCLC 6 next to the door either. medical field,” he said. “Our Associate www.JamestownBusinessCollege.edu. every day. They include things You can write “Live. Laugh. like “Reach out to others,” or Love.” on your wall. You can VALU HEARING AID SERVICES “Have a positive spirit.” They are remind yourself to “Believe” (Answer appears elsewhere meant to be reminders that our above your doorpost. You can Aetna, BCBS, Comp. Empire, & Independent Health, AARP in this issue) faith isn’t simply having the right write “Be Positive” on your Week of 8/19/13 - 8/25/13 answer, it’s about living a certain fridge. But if you can’t answer Copyright 2013 by The Puzzle Syndicate way. “How have you seen those things So back to the counselor’s today?” without pointing to sign, question. “Where have you seen you are not doing it right. Faith 484-7777 641 FOOTE AVE the LCLC 6 today?” As he asked isn’t what we know. Faith is how the question the collective gaze what we know impacts what we of the cabin fell to the ground do. PUZZLE SOLUTIONS and every one of the campers Be your Shema. Be your LCLC was thinking the same thing, 6. Be your life, laughter, and love. Solution to Crossword: Solution to Sudoku “don’t ask me… don’t ask me…” Today. Amen. NAPE ROAM SPADE Finally the counselor asked AREA ACRE MOWE R again, “Come on, guys, I know For more inspiration and insights DIRT BESTSELLER from Pastor Shawn’s past columns, I SM ABLE PLY you’ve seen them. Where have REACT I ON ALPACA you seen the LCLC 6 today?” please visit www.jamestowngazette. 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August 19, 2013 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 17 DEALER SHOWCASE The House of Endless Summer ~ See-Zhur House Article Contributed by “We don’t just limit it to Fridays,” she says, going on to mention the after dinner treats. Katrina Fuller “The desserts are very good...everybody loves the Peanut Butter Hot Fudge Ice Cream Pie!” Music drifts lazily over the open porch as patrons of the See-Zurh House enjoy their See-Zurh House is not only a bar, a family drinks in true summer fashion. There is friendly diner, and an outdoor relaxation seldom an empty seat found at this iconic spot; the upstairs holds Shaggy’s, a venue staple of Bemus Point culture. In 1960, the available for private parties. Robin lists the building once known as the Merritt Boarding plethora of parties they have hosted: baby House was transformed by Don See and Zurh showers, weddings, reunions, holiday parties Faulkner into the welcoming establishment and more. When describing the upstairs, she that is cherished today. Current owner, says, “It starts as something simple, but it can Thom Shagla, has just celebrated his 29th be transformed into something beautiful.” An anniversary of ownership on August 1, 2013. open canvas for any event, the space can host With such a long reaching history, it is no groups up to one hundred people, complete wonder this local hang out is a year round with an open air patio and a lounge. favorite. The See-Zurh House is a treasure that is The welcoming summer vibe doesn’t end See-Zhur House at Bemus Point. known for good food, great drinks and a feel- when vacations are over and seasons change. good atmosphere. Whether you are a visiting The ‘Endless Summer’ is their featured are open from 11am to 9pm during the week, and until tourist or a lifelong Western New Yorker, beverage, a good description of the business itself, going 10pm on the weekends. After Labor Day, they close up there is something special to be had. Sip drinks on the hand in hand with the warmth of the staff, the relaxing shop on Sundays, but patrons are welcome Monday porch, dine in the restaurant or host a special event at dining and the comfortable atmosphere. “We are the through Saturday. Shaggy’s; just a few of the many ways to enjoy a piece of local bar,” Robin Rybicki, the restaurant manager, quips the ‘Endless Summer.” with a smile. “We appreciate the tourists in the summer, The restaurant boasts a family oriented atmosphere, but we appreciate the locals who keep us open year with great food at reasonable prices and comfortable For more information on the See-Zurh House, Shaggy’s, or round.” Indeed, the See-Zurh House is open the entire dining areas. The Jumbo Beef on Weck is a favorite dish, the menu, please visit: See-Zurhhouse.com or call at: 716- year, with consistent hours. During the summer, they as well as the Fish Fry that is offered all day, every day. 386-2695.
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We Welcome Unique & Talented FLATBREADFLATBREAD PIZZAPIZZA Chef Shaibu Alfa Pepperoni “It’s All About The Flavor” Traditional style. $6.50 Margherita Tomato, basil, garlic and fresh mozzarella. $6.50 Fungi BURGERSBURGERS Assorted mushrooms with blue cheese, mozzarella and fontina cheese. $6.50 Our sirloin steak burgers are made to order, just the way you like it, with lettuce, tomato, onion and Press Room chips or fries. Press Room Steak, sausage, onions, green peppers, and spinach with a Mushroom Swiss Burger three cheese blend. $7.50 Topped with baby bella mushrooms and Swiss cheese. $9.50 Southwest Cajun Burger Topped with our special cajun sauce, jalapenos, cheddar, provolone and mozzarella cheese. $9.50 ENTREESENTREES BBQ Cheddar Bacon Burger Served with a dinner roll and salad. All entrees come with choice of side: Topped with applewood smoked bacon and Risotto, Roasted Potatoes, French Fries, or Vegetables. smothered in cheddar cheese and BBQ sauce. $9.50 212 West Second St • Jamestown NY 716-487-2201 8oz. Sirloin Traditional Burger Grilled just the way you like it. $13.95 Made the way you like it with your choice of Swiss, cheddar Located near The Gateway Train Station or provolone cheese. $8.95 & Jamestown Savings Bank Ice Arena NY Strip Grilled just the way you like it. $21.99 Delmonico SOUPSOUP && SANDWICHESSANDWICHES Rib-eye steak grilled and seasoned. $23.95 STARTERSSTARTERS SALADSALAD && WRAPSWRAPS Bone-In Pork Chop Marsala Sauteed with garlic, onions and mushrooms, served with a Add steak, crispy or grilled chicken marsala wine sauce. $15.95 Crab Cocktail to any salad for $2.00 All sandwiches and wraps are served with Press Room chips. Real jumbo crab meat served with Add fries for $1.75 Yankee Pot Roast cocktail sauce. $6.95 Soup of the Day 8oz. of beef roasted with garlic, thyme, onions, carrots, Cup $2.95 • Bowl $3.95 French Dip turnips, and potatoes. $12.95 Bruschetta Thinly sliced roast beef topped with melted mozzarella and French Onion Soup served with Au Jus. $6.95 Skillet Pork in Onion Gravy Baguettes served with fresh sliced Caramelized onions simmered in our homemade Bone-in pork chops seared in a skillet with onions, garlic, tomatoes, garlic and basil. $5.95 broth topped with melted mozzarella. $4.95 Beef on Weck mustard and thyme. Served over an onion gravy. $15.95 Slow roasted beef served on a kimmelweck roll with Chicken Cordon Bleu Calamari House Salad horseradish cream. $6.95 Breaded and fried to a golden brown, served Fresh spring mix with all of the traditional fixings Boneless chicken breast with ham and melted Swiss cheese. $12.95 with your choice of sweet chili sauce or and your choice of dressing. $4.95 Portabella Sandwich lemon aioli. $6.95 Chicken Marsala Caesar Salad A fresh portabella cap over a layer of guacamole, topped with Tender chicken sauteed with garlic, onions and mushrooms. A bed of romaine lettuce topped with tomatoes, roasted red peppers, onion, tomato and fresh Topped with a marsala wine sauce. $14.95 Hush Puppies croutons, parmesan cheese and creamy Caesar mozzarella. $6.95 Basil garlic cornmeal batter fried to a golden dressing. $5.95 Lemon Basil Chicken brown. $5.95 BLT Juicy Chicken breast with fresh basil, green onions, lemon juice, Pear Salad Crispy bacon, thick cut tomato, lettuce and chives on white lemon pepper, black pepper, and white wine vinegar. $14.95 Chicken Wings Fresh spring mix topped with pears, or whole grain bread. $4.95 candied walnuts, tomatoes, gorgonzola cheese and Add an over-easy egg for $1.00 or cheese for .75 Spicy Citrus Shrimp and Scallops Plain, Mild, Medium, Hot, BBQ, Cajun Hot, Large shrimp and scallops tossed in olive oil, lemon juice, Long Island, Cattleman’s Gold, Honey our homemade balsamic vinaigrette. $5.95 Southwest Crispy Chicken Wrap garlic, paprika, cayenne, and salt. Broiled and served on a Mustard, or Butter Garlic. French baguette. $12.95 Try them grilled or have them traditional. Caprese Salad Breaded chicken wrapped with Cajun sauce, lettuce, tomato, Tomatoes, kalamata olives, fresh mozzarella and jalapenos, cheddar, mozzarella and provolone cheese. $6.95 Served with celery and blue cheese. fresh basil nestled in a bed of greens, topped with Honey Ginger Salmon Single $8.50 • Double $15.00 our homemade balsamic vinaigrette. $5.95 A salmon filet marinated in a house made honey ginger Chicken Caesar Wrap sauce, baked until tender and delicious. $14.95 A classic Caesar salad with grilled chicken, diced Loaded Steak Fries Cobb Salad Fresh greens, chopped hardboiled eggs, tomatoes and onion, all wrapped up with Creamy Caesar Haddock Fries seasoned with garlic then dressing. $6.95 Haddock filet broiled with your choice of plain, lemon smothered with melted provolone cheese and tomatoes, bacon, shredded cheese and choice of dressing. $5.95 pepper or cajun seasonings. $12.95 bacon bits. $5.95 Veggie Wrap Dressings Packed full of fresh spinach, avocado, tomato, Cheesy Ravioli Pizza Rolls Balsamic Vinaigrette, Ranch, Honey Mustard cucumber, onions, black olives, and roasted red peppers with Ravioli pasta filled with a four cheese blend tossed with creamy pesto Made with cheese and pepperoni. $5.95 Or Blue Cheese a sundried tomato aioli. $5.95 or garlic herbed oil and baby spinach. $10.99
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