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Statement from Senator Catharine Young xx Article Contributed by of helping others as a Senator. opportunity to carry on my public Reaching out a hand to people service, by not only continuing Senator Catharine M. Young and communities, growing the to work hard for Western New 57th Senate District economy, nurturing agriculture York, but to advance economic and being a champion for upstate growth and prosperity statewide “Serving the people of our New York always have been at the by leading the Center of Excellence region for the past 23 years truly top of my priorities. That calling for Food and Agriculture at has been the deepest honor of my has inspired, driven and fulfilled Cornell AgriTech. Farming and life, first as a Cattaraugus County me, and there have been countless food manufacturing always have legislator, then as a New York State successes over these many years. been the bread and butter of our Assemblywoman and Senator. I More than anything, people region. To grow New York’s food, often have reflected about that need good-paying jobs to support beverage and agriculture economy sunburned and freckled-faced kid themselves and their families. by linking them with the incredible with pigtails who spent so much Upstate New York needs thriving innovation, expertise and resources time working and playing on our businesses to provide those jobs at Cornell AgriTech so they can farm, always having big hopes and to revitalize our communities. expand and flourish is a natural and dreams but never realizing And our farmers need innovative extension of my work that I have that I would someday have the ways to boost profitability. done as a Senator. We have many Senator Catharine M. Young opportunity to find my passion Now, there’s a new and exciting 57th Senate District CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 2 www.JamestownGazette.com COMMUNITY March 4, 2019

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Talk, Sing, and Dance? Circulation...... Steve Hatfield Circulation...... Judy Crandall ome of us think walking and chewing gum at the same time Circulation...... Donald Crandall is a pretty complicated package. Coordination is the key. Circulation...... Matt Emmerling That’s why a right shoe on a left foot doesn’t work so well. CONTRIBUTING WRITERS SThe same goes for texting and driving, or smoking and staying Janet Wahlberg...... Finding Your Family healthy. None of those things coordinate with each other very well. They’re clumsy combina- Jeffrey Barkstrom...... Natural Health tions. But some people have taken coordination to absurd lengths that would make anybody Joan Lindquist...... Remembering Brooklyn Square else look clumsy if they tried it. Consider these: Pastor Scott Hannon...... Faith Matters Pastor Shawn Hannon...... Faith Matters • On March 9, 2011, Brian Pankey of Springfield, IL, set the record for spinning a tooth brush Steve Sorensen...... The Everyday Hunter continuously in his right hand while shuffling a deck of cards repeatedly with his left hand Vicki McGraw...... Join Me in the Kitchen for 30 seconds. LOCATION • On April 17, 2010, Bryan Vitale of Woodside, New York, placed an American quarter on the 1 W. 4th St. tip of a bent metal coat hanger and spun it on his finger for two minutes, 56.20 seconds. That Jamestown, NY 14701 one is even hard to imagine. MAILING ADDRESS • On February 13, 2011, Emily Wilson of West Wardsboro, Vermont, set seven Connect Four PO Box 92 pieces spinning at the same time. Jamestown, NY 14702 Coordination makes hard things look easy. Sometimes, it can also be especially beauti- OFFICE: 716–484–7930 ful. Olympic figure skating pairs, classical ballet, and even great jugglers are amazing to watch. FAX: 716–338–1599

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Rueben sandwiches and hash we get 6 5 to enjoy the next day. My husband HOW TO SOLVE: is the king of Reuben sandwiches. 7 9 2 4 8 Each row must He can make a mouth-watering contain the numbers sandwich that even a non-lover will 2 8 1 to 9; each column enjoy! Don’t tell him I said so, but I think his secret is using Bavarian 4 6 3 must contain the sauerkraut. Bavarian sauerkraut, numbers 1 to 9; and unlike plain sauerkraut, is a little 2 1 7 each set of 3 by 3 sweeter and contains caraway seeds. boxes must contain It just adds that special something to 6 4 Contributing Writer those yummy grilled sandwiches. Week of 3/4/19 - 3/10/19the numbers 1 to 9. My contribution to the 5 8 Vicki McGraw redemption of left-over St Patrick’s (Answer appears else- Elegant Edibles Catering Day dinner is to make corned beef 7 5 where in this issue) hash (also known as red flannel See Page 19 What? I’m a little early in that hash). I love the “comfort food feel” statement, you say? Well, since 6 1 3 2 of a big bowl of steaming hash. After For Solutions! this is my week to pen this article, Copyright 2019 by The Puzzle Syndicate cooking my corned beef, I will be I figured I would allow myself the left with a big stock pot full of the opportunity to be the first to wish The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke you a Happy St Patty’s Day! I get flavorful broth (the result of hours of simmering my meat, potatoes, ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 to have the holiday linger just a little 1 Ballroom move longer! carrots and cabbage). I won’t want 13 14 15 16 to waste all of that flavor, so instead 5 Skirt feature, Over the course of the next two 17 18 19 of just dumping it down the drain, sometimes weeks, I expect to be cooking well 9 M, to Einstein 20 21 22 over a hundred pounds of corned I will cook extra potatoes in it. The 13 Study aide broth has wonderful flavor that will beef (and will hope that I have 15 Garden 23 24 be infused into the potatoes as they walkway haven’t gotten sick of it by the time 25 26 27 28 the actual holiday rolls around). cook. As simple as it is to do, we 16 DeathSolution notice, to Sudoku: While some of you may not care often forget about the wonderful briefly 29 30 31 32 33 34 flavors that can be infused into 178 Addams6 1 Family's3 7 4 9 5 2 for the Irish staple, it just wouldn’t 35 36 37 38 39 be St Patty’s Day in the McGraw simple starches, such as potatoes 5 Fester,3 7 e.g.9 1 2 4 6 8 and rice, simply by using flavored 18 Law firm newbie 40 41 42 43 44 household without a family get 202 Something9 4 8 huge5 6 1 7 3 together that includes corned beef, cooking broths (simple stocks) to 45 46 47 cook them in. 22 Seller of Alaska cabbage and of course, a green beer 1 in4 18675 2 6 8 7 3 9 When food is left over, chances 48 49 50 51 or two! 239 UPC2 part8 1 3 7 5 4 6 Corned beef is a very simple meat are really good it can have a second 24 Foreshadow 52 53 54 55 56 life in some wonderful form. You 253 In7 the6 direction5 4 9 8 2 1 to prepare if you have patience…it 57 58 59 is not a quick cook meal, for sure! just need to be willing to “repurpose” 7 of5 2 6 8 1 3 9 4 Because it is a brisket cut, it requires your left-overs and voila! Less 28 Big bully 60 61 62 294 SNL8 segments9 7 2 3 6 1 5 a long cook time to become the clutter in your fridge and something 63 64 65 tender, melt in your mouth delicacy great on your plate! 306 Refinery1 3 residue4 9 5 2 8 7 we all love. I prefer to simmer it, To read more of Vicki 31 Scruff of the Copyright 2019 by The Puzzle Syndicate either in the crock pot or on the stove McGraw’s commentaries on good neck cooking, fine recipes and perfect party 35 Biblical boat 60 Big cat 9 Wet 38 Christmas top, but, it can also be baked, again 36 Understanding 61 Palindromic term 10 Put down crackler for a long time at a low temperature. treats, visit www.jamestowngazette. 39 Greyhound, e.g. of address 11 Peaceful protest 41 Area prone to My favorite parts of a corned beef com and click on Join Me in the 40 Commuter line 62 Xbox enthusiast 12 Place of another flooding dinner, however, are the treats you Kitchen’s own page. The Jamestown 42 Right on the 63 Repair, as 14 Penitent's 44 Marine hazard can make with the leftovers. 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Genealogy with Janet Wahlberg A Statement From Senator Catharine M. Young CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE Board of Supervisor Records outstanding food manufacturers people along the way and have accounts, Jail accounts, Sheriffs’ in our region that I have helped developed friendships that I accounts and others. Listed under grow over the years, and I will treasure. Our brave firefighters each of these titles are the names of continue to work hard to expand and first responders who save those who made claims against these all of New York State agriculture property and lives, veterans who accounts. There are many many economy. Cornell University have given their all to protect names here. holds special and personal our freedom, outstanding law If you have an interest in early significance to my family and enforcement who put our safety political decisions required to run to me. My grandparents toiled ahead of theirs, senior citizens the county and towns, there are and struggled during the great who have life experiences that Board minutes. In many cases these Depression, raising four children provide lessons for us all, health describe the issues raised and then on the farm in the hardest of care workers who provide Contributing Writer who voted for or against the issue. times. In spite of tremendous excellent care, teachers who make One of the more interesting section adversity, they made sure that sure our children have the best Janet Wahlberg of the books is the Superintendent each of their children focused learning opportunities, captains Reports from the County Home. on getting a good education so of industry who invest in our This month I am continuing It has lists of Deaths at the Asylum, that they would have better lives. economy, small business owners my quest to point out some of the Admissions to the County Home, In 1949, my father went off to and farmers who are the backbone more obscure records available at Inmates of the County Home, Cornell University, and he and his of our region, citizens who work the Hall House Library. One set of Boarders, Discharges, Births, and siblings were the first generation hard every day, volunteers who books is the Board of Supervisor Absconded. I am totally intrigued in our family to graduate from are committed to helping others, records from 1858 thru 2000. I first with the Absconded list. I am not college. elected officials who are making became aware of them when I was quite sure what it indicates but, the My Dad not only showed their communities the best they through his example the vital can be – the people in my district researching the possibility of a small Webster’s New World Dictionary boy being admitted to the Gustavus importance of tenacity and hard are phenomenal and they make defines it as “to leave hastily and in work, but he also instilled in me me very proud. Adolphus Home around the turn secret.” Those who died there were of the 20th century. While I did a deep admiration for Cornell. It has been a tremendous often buried in a nearby cemetery Leaving my job in the Senate – a honor that they have shared their not find his name in the records, I that was part of the complex. The did find an interesting collection of job that I love – has not been an joys and sorrows, tribulations and graves are marked with simple round easy decision and it is bittersweet. successes, and hopes and dreams reports that could prove very useful stones with a number on them. The in doing research. I have put my energy, heart and with me, and I am eternally There are lists of the people serving various lists of those residing at the soul into working hard for my grateful to have had their faith on the Board of Supervisors for Home are further broken down into district and getting results, and as I and trust. I also have been blessed many of the small towns going back the ethnic origins of the inmates of travel throughout the region from with outstanding staff who have to 1811. You will find Grand Jury the County Home and the County Ripley to Livonia and everywhere tremendous accomplishments lists in addition to Reports of Town Asylum. in between, the progress we have in helping our constituents, and Officers, Superintendent Reports One entry follows: “In our made is visible. I am thankful for their service and many other topics. The 1811 Asylum, there are 13 that, through There is no greater privilege to the people in our region. And Board of Supervisors lists Charles their friends or guardians, pay in than to help others, whether it finally, I need to give my heartfelt B. Rouse as the County Clerk. It full or in part for board and care as is comforting and finding aid thanks and love to my family – my also lists The Town of Chautauqua follows:” There is a list of names that for those whose homes and husband, Dick, and my children – with Matthew Prendergast as the followed this entry. businesses were ravaged by flood Maureen and Jerry, Patrick and town officer and Philo Orden as the The Superintendents Reports for waters, ensuring that a toddler Sydney, and Rich and Kait and town officer of the Town of Pomfret. the County Home also reports on with a brain tumor received the grandson Rowan – who have These are the only town and county supplies purchased, food produced, medical expertise and treatment been very supportive and have officers listed that year. By 1865 repairs made and the cost of these that she needed, or pinning made sacrifices along the way. the staff of the county has grown items a long overdue medal on a Being a Senator has been to include Chairman Orson Stile, If you are willing to read through veteran’s chest – these are the a labor of love. Thank you to Clerk Lucius Hurlbut, Reporter some of these book, I think that experiences that have given me everyone for allowing me to have C.E. Bishop and Janitor Stephen you might find some small and so much and enriched my life. the most rewarding experience of Parment. fascinating details about the I have met so many wonderful a lifetime.” The Reports of Town Officers evolution of County government include Police reports. Hopefully and perhaps find some of your you will not find your family ancestors. members here. However, if you have one of those family stories that To read Janet Walberg’s previous mentions Uncle John in whispers, genealogy columns or to delve deeper this may be your source. into her writings and insights for There are two extensive sections searching out and recording your on Town Accounts and County own family’s genealogy, please go to Accounts. These list such items jamestowngazette.com and visit Janet’s as Coroners’ accounts, Printers’ own web page.

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A Statement From Senator Catharine M. Young Creche Installs New Board Jamestown Audubon Society Nature Photography Club to Display at the Falconer Library Article Contributed by also often get together for photo outings. Jamestown Audubon The Photo Club members Community Nature Center are thrilled to have this opportunity to display their The Jamestown Audubon work. Members participating Society Nature Photography are; Edie Wall, Monica Garami, Club will be displaying members' Peter Garami, Karen photos at the Falconer Christy, Jean Voltmann, Public Library for the months of March and Don Armstrong, Sarah April. The photo display Siwula, John Brustrom, Pictured left to right: The new board members; Jeanine Pickard, Financial will feature scenes Pat Hellner, Cathy Abers- Secretary; Katalin Geary, Treasurer; Judy Bentley, 1st Vice President; Micki McCray, Kimball, Terry Lorenc, Recording Secretary; Dawn Columbare, President; Beth Green, 2nd Vice President. depicting the natural Not pictured - Megan Olson, Corresponding Secretary; Leah Gustafson, Assistant world around us. Barb Garfield, Amelia Treasurer. This photo club meets at the Ostrom, Julie Rodriguez and Audubon Community Nature Vicki Ailken. Center on the 2nd Thursday of the A reception with an opportunity month, March through December. to meet the photographers will be The club has presentations about held on Tuesday March 5th from various photo skills and subjects 4:00 - 6:00 PM. at the Falconer plus invites local photo experts Public Library, 101 W. Main St. to share and teach. Members Falconer. Brown Bag talk to explore conflict, consequences in the creative process Courtesy Photos Pictured left to right: The New Board of Trustees; Nancy O’Brien, Barb Berry, Katalin Geary, Kathy O’Hagan, Dawn Columbare, and Jamie Gustafson. Not pictured - Terry Turner.

Article Contributed by of introducing the group’s new board members and to discuss Jamie S. Gustafson upcoming events for the year. Publicity Chair Creche is comprised of several M&T Bank committees that assist with the overarching mission of supporting children in the community in Members of the Creche Inc. unique and inspiring ways. To met at First Presbyterian Church become a member, one only Courtesy Photo in Jamestown to install its new needs a desire to help these trustees and board members for children. To become a member, Article Contributed by the discussion. The documentary the year. The installation meeting contact the group through its was made possible with funds from is held annually for the purpose website at crecheforkids.org. SUNY at Fredonia the Decentralization Program, a The topic “Conflicts andre-grant program of the New York Consequences during the Creative State Council on the Arts with the support of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo Process” will be explored and and the New York State Legislature the documentary “Among the and is administered by the Tri- Please send us your Hemlocks. Fantastic Stories County Arts Council. from Fredonia, NY” screened The 2018-2019 Brown Bag Community and Business News at the Brown Bag Luncheon on theme is “Conflicts: Causes and that you would like to share with the Wednesday, March 6, at noon at Consequences.” The College of Jamestown Gazette Readers. the Williams Center Room S204 at Liberal Arts and Sciences hosts the the State University of New York at luncheons that are free and open Send it to: [email protected] Fredonia. to the public. Refreshments will be Department of Communication served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The We’d love to hear from you! Assistant Professor Roslin Smith, series is funded by the Carnahan who produced and directed the film, Jackson Humanities Fund of the will give opening remarks and lead Fredonia College Foundation. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 8 www.JamestownGazette.com HIGH SCHOOL MUSICALS March 4, 2019 Students Own the Stage in Area Musicals CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE first lead.” Alexa is a Senior this year and during a special rehearsal she got to test out the flying apparatus. “This is the biggest production Southwestern has done in six or seven years. With the beautiful sets, and the flying scene, it’s one you don’t want to miss.” Readers can check dates and purchase tickets online through the school website at www.swcsk12.org Another Great Show Scharf served as the vocal director for two years, and since starting has helped stage three JHS musicals and two middle school productions. She picked the musical The Drowsy Chaperone this year because it has thirteen lead roles. This is rare for a production but she knew there were many students who could handle the opportunity of a lead. There is no lack of variety as directors choose musicals tailored to spotlight their school’s own Southwestern High School Students talent. While Mary Poppins is during dress rehearsals popular, fun, and technical, The Drowsy Chaperone is a lesser Bradley Galeazzo. Director Lauren favorite songs entitled It would be a tragedy to let known story but will showcase Scharf explains that “He is a theater “Show Off” where showgirl Janet spring pass by without catching the the specific talent at JHS, allowing fanatic who is feeling a little blue Van De Graff, played by Sophia entertainment of a live and local for many strong leads as well as and decides to cheer himself up Isabella, renounces her glamorous musical. Readers are encouraged awesome ensembles. by playing a record of the original life in a most ostentatious manner. to support the arts in schools by The Drowsy Chaperone sparks cast recording of a fictional 1928 Other leads include Isaiah Quigley, getting tickets. As Helen Keller curiosity with the title alone. It’s Broadway musical.” The audience Corin Derby, Nolan Stevenson, once said, “Alone we can do little. a “show within a show,” narrated can expect 1920’s big band and Donovan Gomez, and Abigail Together we can do so much.” by The Man in Chair, played by jazz music and one of the director’s Roof. Cassadaga Valley Central School presents “James and the Giant Peach”

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Christ First United Methodist Gives SWCS art show runs March Sacrificially to UPMC Chautauqua 2-28 at Lakewood Library

Courtesy Photo Far Right Matt and Maria Rowe showcasing the blankets and backpacks Artwork by Southwestern Central School District students – including this oil given to UPMC Chautauqua pediatric nurses and Megan Barone, director of drybrush portrait by senior Chloe Bryant (left) and this watercolor and sharpie development. piece by eighth-grader Samuel Mincarelli (right) – are on display at a local library Article Contributed by Maria Rowe, Christ First pastor from March 2-March 28. The public is invited to the opening reception March 5. Matt Rowe’s wife. Megan Barone UPMC Chautauqua is always Director of Development welcoming gifts such as these to UPMC Chautauqua give to the children that they can and WCA Foundation not only have while recovering in the hospital, but also be able to take Children recovering from various something home with them. Each illnesses, or operations at UPMC time they hold their blanket, or use Chautauqua are often in need of their backpack, they will be able comfort. Especially in these past few to remember their stay and know Article Contributed by months of frigid cold, it’s always nice someone cared enough to provide is planned Tuesday, March 5, to have something warm and special them with a comforting item. Erica Carlson from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. and to keep them cozy. The blankets and backpacks went Public Relations Specialist community is invited for punch to several children throughout the and cookies. Christ First United Methodist has Erie 2-Chautauqua- Numerous works in a variety hospital, including the pediatric a project every year geared towards Cattaraugus BOCES of mediums by students in the children in the community. “As floor as well as the mental health Elementary School through a mission’s project for this year's unit. “We are so appreciative of In observation of National High School will be on display. party, we had decided to make fleece Christ First’s congregation and the Youth Art Month, the Participating teachers are: Jenny blankets for children, with a stuffed time that went into making these Southwestern Central School Brown, Renee Mitchener, Mark companion "friend" with matching beautiful blankets,” stated Megan District is holding its annual Kirsch and Amanda Laurin. scarf, all tucked inside a new Barone, director of development. Lakewood Memorial Library K-12 Art Show at the Lakewood is open Monday, Wednesday, and backpack. Our church members If you are interested in giving a Memorial Library, 12 Summit St., donation to the children at UPMC Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; give sacrificially to the surrounding Lakewood, from Saturday, March community, and we are elated we Chautauqua, please contact Megan Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30 2 through Thursday, March 28, are able to give those gifts to UPMC Barone, director of development at a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 2019. An opening reception 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Chautauqua’s children,” stated [email protected]. Valentine's Day Scramble Contest Winner Announced Article Contributed by capping her education with a BS degree in business marketing. Walt Pickut "I never play anything in the way of contests," Joelle said, "but I do "This will be my lucky year," pick up the Gazette every week. Joelle Washer told the Gazette last For the Valentine's Day edition, I week when stopped by to pick up thought the Valentine Scramble her prize package worth hundreds might just be fun. I was surprised of dollars. Her name was randomly the 18 scramble-words and the selected from the many readers who correctly unscrambled the bonus word took me less than five 19 puzzle-words in this year's minutes to unscramble. So I sent it Jamestown Gazette Valentine in.” Scramble Contest. "I never win For enjoyment and for the anything," she said "but this year I benefit of good, local causes, Joelle won a Super Bowl pool, and now I runs 5K and 10K races, serves on won this." the board of the YMCA and the Joelle is a Jamestown area United Way, and is a past president native, and still lives in Jamestown of the Rotary club of Jamestown. with her husband, Dana, and their Joelle currently serves as a vice five-year-old daughter, Arabella. president and area manager at the She graduated from Falconer High Northwest Bank on Third Street in Joelle School and earned an Associate Jamestown. Degree in math and science at More contests are coming in the Washer JCC, then attended Ohio State Jamestown Gazette. Don’t miss an University and SUNY Fredonia, issue. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE March 4, 2019 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 13 Audubon Community Nature Center Launches "More the Merrier" New Member Drive Article Contributed by development, and something that is irreplaceable. Jamestown Audubon "Audubon has so much to offer," Community Nature Center Rovegno affirmed. The 600-acre wetland preserve located between It's a big undertaking, but Jamestown, N.Y., and Warren, Audubon Community Nature Pa., has a native tree arboretum, Center (ACNC) staff, members, nature play space, gardens, picnic and volunteers are confident they area, more than five miles of trails can accomplish it: Increase their for hiking, snowshoeing, or cross membership by more than 25% in country skiing, and Liberty, a non- just two months. releasable Bald Eagle. "We're up to the challenge!" Open seven days a week, the declared ACNC President Leigh three-story Nature Center building Courtesy Photo Rovegno in announcing "More contains interactive displays, a Pictured are some of Audubon Community Nature Center members and staff who the Merrier," the plan to take the collection of live animals, the Blue invite you to become a member during Audubon's "More the Merrier" New Member area's prized nature center from Heron Gift Shop, and is the venue Drive. In addition to all the usual membership benefits, there are special incentives just under 800 members to 1,000 for programs and for those who join between March 1 and April 30. by April 30. Rovegno, events ranging from workshops that simple -- and we have incentives special acknowledgement to long- who came to to make new membership all the time Membership Committee ACNC last on decorating Ukrainian eggs and more attractive." Chairs Linda Anderson and Sandy summer, said New members will receive $5 that in addition tending apple trees Fletcher for their continuing work to events including off the price of their membership, to supporting be entered into a raffle for a to welcome new members into the Audubon's the ever-popular Audubon community. Enchanted Forest. private (up to five others of their mission to choice) "behind the scenes" visit For more information and to connect people Audubon with Liberty, Audubon's resident become a member, call (716) with nature, naturalists and bald eagle, and be invited to the membership trained volunteers 569-2345 during business hours already includes present nature Members' Brunch on Saturday, or go online to auduboncnc.org/ a number education May 4, when there will also be bird memberships. banding and the annual birdathon of benefits: programs for To learn more about Audubon all ages, including 19,000+ events taking place. free admission to the Nature and its many programs, call (716) Center building, 10% off facilities contacts with school children in "We already have two matching 569-2345 during business hours or rentals and Blue Heron Gift Shop Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and commitments of $1,000 each from purchases, a bimonthly newsletter, Warren Counties every year. They current Audubon members, plus visit auduboncnc.org. discounts on summer day camp, work with local school districts to the support from the Chautauqua Audubon Community Nature programs and events, and more. develop programs that meet the Region Community Foundation to Center builds and nurtures Most importantly, she points out needs of teachers as well as the help make this campaign a success," connections between people and Rovegno said. "We look forward to that by increasing membership, students. nature by providing positive outdoor together we ensure that every child "We're asking our members to welcoming new members into the experiences, opportunities to learn in the Jamestown area has a real think about the reasons Audubon rich community that has existed and healthy connection to nature. is important to them, and then to through the Audubon for over 60 about and understand the natural She (and ACNC) believes that this encourage a friend or family to join years." world, and knowledge to act in connection is vital to childhood them," Rovegno continued. "It's Rovegno concluded by giving environmentally responsible ways.

We are the Factory...No Middleman Markup! JCC Will Hold Auditions For SAVE Mattresses always starting as low as $90.00! 20% to 60% "The Last Five Years" OFF Article Contributed by the couple has first met. Comparable Brand The characters are normally Names! Jamestown portrayed by a male and female. 135 E. Fairmount Ave., Lakewood - 763-5515 150 Blackstone Ave., Jamestown - 665-2247 Community College However, the JCC production 10 W. Main St., Fredonia - 672-4140 will feature a different cast -- two Jamestown Community men, two women, or a male and College will hold auditions from female -- on different nights. 6-9 p.m. on April 8 and 9 for a Roles are also available for other summer musical, The Last Five actors as well as dancers. Broadway Trivia Years. JCC’s theatre 1. What is the longest running show on Broadway? Written by director Steve 2. Most professional production photographs of Broadway Jason Robert Gustafson plans and touring companies are by which photographer? to convert the Brown, The 3. Judy Garland’s original name was... Last Five Years Scharmann is about a five- Theatre stage 4. The TKTS booth located in Times Square provides what service? year relationship into a ‘black box 5. “Cats” played at which Broadway theatre? between novelist theatre’ for the 6. True or false: Most Broadway shows are produced without any set run time. Jamie Wellerstein performances, 7. Which award ceremony is unique to the institution of Broadway? and Cathy Hiatt, which will allow 8. Which day of thee week is the “dark night” for Broadway shows? a struggling audiences of 80- 9. What is a “raked stage”? actress. 100 people to sit Cathy’s story is told in reverse on the stage. 10. Which Broadway theatre does The Phantom of the Opera play at?

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3 C’s Restaurant Wins SOUPer Bowl Sunday VIII

Courtesy Photos Participants of the Souper Bowl VIII Jim Yezzi with MediaOneGroup stand between the winners of 3 C’s Restaurant for their best soup potato corn chowder Article Contributed by for the day. Approximately 10 area restaurants and caterers donated Megan Barone their time and talents to create Director of Development homemade soups which were UPMC Chautauqua sampled by all those who attended. “We were impressed with all and WCA Foundation of the community support,” says won’t want to miss this exciting Megan Barone, UPMC Chautauqua The overall winner with their On Sunday, January 27th, winning soup of potato corn WCA and WCA Foundation opportunity to see what kind of chowder was 3 C’s catering. In local restaurants and community Director of Development. soups the restaurants bring to battle members alike weathered the storm second place, Double Tree won with it out to become the winner! “Our community is once again their roasted buttermilk squash, and and supported WCA Foundation’s demonstrating its outstanding If you would like to make a SOUPer Bowl Sunday VIII with in third place with wild cream of donation to The Rapaport Fund, or commitment to supporting a mushroom soup was Group Ther- tasting some delicious, warm soups great cause.” The proceeds all stay Happy. It was a close race to the find more information about WCA at The American Lakewood Legion. local and benefit The Rapaport win, as all the participants did an Foundation, please visit www. Presented by the Jamestown Fund at WCA Foundation, which outstanding job. wcafoundationjamestown.org or Rebels and MediaOneGroup, provides funds to support UPMC Please join us next year the week email Megan Barone, director of Brad Zimmer with DJ’s Unlimited Chautauqua with breast cancer care before Super Bowl Sunday as we development at baronema3@upmc. provided the musical entertainment and support. hold SOUPer Bowl Sunday IX. You edu.

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Zonta Club of Jamestown PUZZLE at 6:45 with a short intermission. T 7 5 2 6 8 1 3 9 4 Tickets are $20.00 each and are 4 8 9 7 2 3 6 1 5 The Zonta Club of Jamestown SOLUTIONS 6 1 3 4 9 5 2 8 7 will again host the very popular available at the door or from any LunaFest on Thursday March 7th Zonta member. ANTIQUES All proceeds of this years at the Robert H. Jackson Center in ANTIQUE DINING CHAIRS: $200. Set of 6. Cained Seats. Excellent Condition. Jamestown. This years’ LunaFest LunaFest will benefit Zonta’s local Call 716-397-7213. consists of several short films made service projects and scholarships. by, for, and about women. The films ANTIQUE CLAW FOOT DESK: $450. Call 716-969-4989. this year will include a film about a The Zonta Club of Jamestown CLOTHING woman who has lived a long, happy is one of 1200 clubs worldwide life deciding whom to take along empowering women through 2 WOMENS COATS: $25 each. Excellent Condition. 716-484-8201 with her to eternity, an immigration service and advocacy. More SELF STORAGE story and a story focusing on racism information about Zonta of and sexism. The other short films Jamestown, Zonta International, or SELF STORAGE FOR LESS! are equally thought provoking. LunaFest is available on the website M&R Storage. Located in Falconer. Doors will open at 6:00 PM for zontajamestown.org. Call 716-397-0617 for more information.

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Camping in the Galaxy March 2019 Library Events Book Release Article Contributed by Walt McLaughlin, Publisher Wood Thrush Books Camping in the Galaxy is a Article Contributed by welcome as space allows - to register, collection of haibun – compact call (716) 484-7135 ext. 225. All prose pieces accompanied by James Prendergast Library classes are free and all skill levels are haiku – and well-crafted essays There's a lot going on welcome. that celebrate the natural world at the library in March! • Introduction to Excel will run on without turning a blind eye to Friday March 22, at 10:00 a.m. the ravages of human impact. • Basic Computers will run on The library's bargain booksale will Helen Ruggieri cultivates a sense Monday March 25 at 6:00 pm. of place as she recounts life run from March 7-9. Enjoy half off of our already discounted books! All in the Allegheny bioregion of We continue to offer a variety Western New York, both past and books are $1 or less, and you can fill a of programming, including our present, as well as her childhood bag of books for just $10. genealogy lab, adult coloring club, in Pennsylvania coal country. She in Yokohama, Japan where she On March 9 at 2:00 p.m., the knitting club, and more! Take a look writes about Native Americans, cultivated her interest in early library will feature local performer at our programming calendar for deer, groundhogs, wild grasses, Japanese literature. She currently Mike Morton as he brings adorable Zen gardens, small town life, river more details. All programs are free! resides in Olean, New York. hedgehogs to the library for an Our regular children's walking, maple trees, sunsets, Helen will be signing and animal-themed storytime. The the seasons and much more, programming continues, with free, reading her book at The Makerspace will be open following fun activities for kids every weekday occasionally dipping into folklore University of Pittsburgh in and mythology. The result is this free, fun event. All ages welcome, from 3:30-5:00. Bradford, PA in the Mukaiyama no registration required. a blending of contemporary University Room on Monday, • Minecraft Club is every American culture with the beauty April 1st at 7 p.m. and again at The library will run a Makerspace Monday, and the Makerspace and wonder of nature that reveals the Olean Meditation Center and Movie night on March 21. We'll is open Tuesdays-Fridays. an unspoken truth about the way in Olean, NY on Tuesday, April be screening _Incredibles 2_ at Check us out on Facebook or we live. 30th from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. She 5:00pm. The Makerspace will be at at prendergastlibrary.org to see Helen Ruggieri is a writer, will also appear in Woodstock, 3:30, and after the movie concludes as our schedule of activities in the teacher and award-winning Canandaigua and other places well. All ages welcome are welcome, Makerspace. haiku poet. Her poetry and throughout the region during the and no registration is required. • Storytimes run on Tuesdays and prose have appeared in over a next few months. Computer classes are available at hundred periodicals, both at Wednesdays at 10:30. Come by For more information, to the library this month. Walk ins are for stories, songs, and open play! home and abroad. She has half a request a review copy, or to place dozen books in print, including orders for this book, contact: The Kingdom Where No One Keeps Time (Mayapple Press, Wood Thrush Books Jamestown Republicans Endorse 2015), and Butterflies Under a Walt McLaughlin, Publisher Japanese Moon (Kitsune Books, 27 Maple Grove Estates Candidates for 2019 Elections 2011). She also edited a regional Swanton, Vermont 05488 anthology published a few years [email protected] Article Contributed by years and also a Republican majority ago, Written On Water: Writings Phone: (802) 238-3152 on City Council”, Sheldon added. About the Allegheny River. Helen Brent Sheldon The endorsed candidates are- holds an MFA from Penn State, To arrange a book signing, Jamestown Republican Mayor- County Legislator David taught writing at the University reading or interview, contact Ms. Wilfong, Ward 1- Brent Sheldon of Pittsburgh in Bradford, PA for Ruggieri directly by email: Chairman (Incumbent), Ward 2- Anthony Dolce twenty years, and spent a semester [email protected]. The Jamestown City Republican (Incumbent), Ward 4- Brittnay Spry, Assistant to the Cassadaga School Committee recently met to endorse Superintendent, Ward 5- Grant candidates for the Fall 2109 elections Olson, Manager of Axiom Business Knights of Columbus due to changes in the New York State Machines, At Large- Kimberly election law which has move the Ecklund (Incumbent), Gregory Supports Women's Services processing of petitioning and primary Lindquist, V.P. of Development of up by three (3) months. Petitions G. Patti Development, and Jeffrey must now be signed between Russell, retired Jamestown police February 26 and April 4, 2019 with officer. any primaries to be held on Tuesday, The committee also endorsed June 25, 2019, announced Chairman County Legislature candidates- Brent Sheldon. District 10- Paul Wendel, Jr. “Residents should not be surprised (Incumbent), District 11- Shayleen to see elected officials, candidates and Taylor, employed by the Jamestown committee people knocking on their City Court and District 12- Elisabeth doors in the next few weeks, asking Rankin (Incumbent). for their signatures to help put their A formal announcement by candidates on the ballot”, Sheldon Mayoral candidate David Wilfong stated. and the other endorsed Republican Sheldon also added, “We are candidates will be held in the very excited by our slate of Republican near future. candidates and the opportunity to For more information, please elect a new Republican Mayor in contact Brent Sheldon at 483-0004 Jamestown for the first time in over 20 or [email protected].

From left to right: Brother Knight Sam and his wife Sylvia Costanzo, Grand Knight Wayne Phillips, Financial Officer Bob McDowell Article Contributed by Choose Life Women's Service of Check us out on Jamestown. The gift was toward Bob McDowell purchase of a Fetal Heart Imaging Monitor which will allow Instagram & Facebook!! At their Christmas Dinner Knights of Columbus Council pregnant mothers to see their 926 donated $1000.00 to baby's heart-beat. @jamestowngazette JAMESTOWN GAZETTE March 4, 2019 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 21 Alzheimer’s Association Offers Free Programs & Services in Chautauqua County for Those Living with Dementia & Their Caregivers Article Contributed by Western New York Chapter has also Street, Fredonia or other dementia and offers them scheduled a free education program • 2nd Tuesday (March 12) at some time to refresh and re-charge, Monica Pomeroy in Fredonia on March 21, 2019. The 1:00 p.m. – Jamestown Area while their loved one is engaged in Communications Director public is invited to learn more about Medical Associates, 15 South social activities in a safe environment. Alzheimer’s disease and specifically Main Street, Jamestown (respite Alzheimer's Association WNY Westfield United Methodist Church how to make legal and financial plans services are available by calling after a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease 1.800.272.3900) at 101 East Main Street has launched A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or other type of dementia. Chapter • 3rd Thursday (March 21) at 5:30 a new respite service on the 2nd or other type of dementia can lead to dementia experts will lead the program p.m. – Fluvanna Community Wednesday (March 13) of every isolation and loneliness for those living at 2:00 p.m. at the Concord Estates at Church at 3363 Fluvanna Avenue month. For more information, call with the disease and their care partners, 441 Temple Street. Pre-registration in Jamestown Gail Boardway at (716) 232-4310. but it does not have to be that way, and is strongly encouraged by calling • 3rd Wednesday (March 20) at While these programs are you can live well after a diagnosis. The 1.800.272.3900 or 716.626.0600. 10:00 a.m. – Mayville Library, 92 all free to attend, pre-registration is Alzheimer’s Association® Western Additionally, the Chapter South Erie Street. New York Chapter is offering a special trains facilitators to lead monthly • 2nd Tuesday (March 12) at 9:30 strongly encouraged to ensure there social program in Jamestown in April caregiver support groups in six a.m. - North County Dine-N- are enough materials and to relay any for those diagnosed with dementia locations across the county which Dish: Restaurant location changes changes to the schedules. To reserve and their caregivers to encourage them allow caregivers to connect with others monthly. Call Jennifer Ellman at a seat and learn more about other to socialize, learn and enjoy time with facing similar challenges and hear the Chautauqua County Office Alzheimer’s Association programs and their partners and with others facing advice for overcoming them. for the Aging at (716) 753-4781 services, contact the WNY Chapter similar challenges. To learn more • 2nd & 4th Friday (March 8 & for updated information. office at 1.800.272.3900. about this Joint Enrichment Social March 22) at 10:00 a.m. – St. A community social program, Program, please call Shelby Edgerly John’s United Church of Christ, or respite, is also available every You can also access dementia in the Chapter office at 716.626.0600 733 Central Avenue – Dunkirk month in Westfield. This free program and caregiver resources through the extension 8997. • 4th Thursday (March 28) at 4:30 provides relief to those who care for Chautauqua County Office for the The Alzheimer’s Association® p.m. – Fredonia Place, 50 Howard individuals with Alzheimer’s disease Aging at 716.753.4582.

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They use no artificial FamilyP arties Reunions!! Luke's Episcopal Church will offer fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides. Adults $11.50Parties • Children $6 "Last year, I was delighted 267-4403 I www.3cscatering.com Jamestown residents the opportunity 267-4403 | www.3cscatering.com to bring the bounty of the farm to to have St. Luke's as a drop-off point their own tables without leaving the for my CSA members." she says. "I HEATING SERVICE GLASS SERVICE city limits. am happy to see the CSA program Beginning in May, local continue. It is just another way (of residents will have the opportunity many) in which St. Luke's is sowing to purchase shares in a Community good seeds, supporting the health of Supported Agriculture (CSA) local agriculture and the downtown program with the Westfield farm, Jamestown community." offering weekly deliveries of seasonal Toboggan Farm's CSA produce and occasional offerings of allows customers to pre-purchase eggs and meats for local pick-up at the vegetables that the farm grows in their 410 North Main Street location. season. Members pay in advance to "CSA programs are great receive a share of the farm's produce ways to support local sustainable throughout the season. In return, agriculture." explains Jessica CSA customers receive a box each INSURANCE MASONRY Frederick, current St. Luke's intern week during the growing season who is also a local farmer herself. of fresh, seasonal produce. Fresh "The proceeds from CSA help cover Veggies will be delivered to St. Luke's the cost of seeds and other early on a weekly basis and members are season expenses. It provides peace invited to secure a full share for $500; of mind to a local farmer, with the a half-share for $275 or quarter-share knowledge that, even before seeds are for $150. in the ground, the season's produce Registration forms will go to appreciative customers. are available at St. Luke's, or by Furthermore, CSA members weather emailing tobogganhillfarm@gmail. (pun intended) with the farmer com. Toboggan Hill Farm invites what nature brings, as, even with the members to deduct 3% if payment PEST CONTROL ROOFING best practices and planning, share is postmarked or delivered by March contents are controlled in many ways 9th, or 2% if postmarked or delivered HILLSIDE METAL by the weather. This allows one to by April 10th. 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