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TOBER FEST Jamestownarena.Com the People’S Paper Blue Moon Management OCT 13 FREE ROCK WEEKLY TOBER FEST JamestownArena.com The People’s Paper. BIG rudy-ad.pdfLEG EMMA 8/1/12 1:40:13 PMA Division of Chautauqua Marketing Solutions • Vol: 02, Number: 38 • September 24, 2012 VOTE Autumn Kick-off in Western NewY ork The Busti Apple Festival Editor C Walter Pickut M “For the first time in 60 years the Busti Mill is just about ready Y to start up again,” Norm Carlson explained proudly. “And the CM Elect Nov. 6th Apple Fest is a great time to come see it.” Carlson is one of MY To the 150th NYS Assembly Seat the organizers of the 2012 Busti Apple Festival, slated for the CY Visit the web site at: last Sunday in September every year, the first week of autumn. CMY www.DrRudy4NY.com That’s September 30th for 2012, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., rain K or shine. Vote in the Independent The Busti Mill was built in 1881 and remained in operation Primary on grinding flour and grist (grain ground for animals) until 1948. Sept. 13th In 1973, it became the property of the Busti Historical Society MAKE HISTORY and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places Paid for by the Committee to Elect Rudy Mueller in 1976. Some of the old mill stones, conveyors and other historic milling machinery have been loving and carefully demonstrations, antique and model engines, Busti Mill tours, restored to working condition for visitors to see demonstrated grain milling and much more. in operation. Final stages of restoration are now under way. The Busti Apple Festival, founded in 1975, was the successor Three hundred fresh baked, home made pies—apple, cherry, to the 1972 Busti Pioneer Crafts Festival, the first of its kind berry-rhubarb and just about everything else that can be in southwestern New York, patterned after a fair originated baked into a golden crust—will be on sale at the Apple Fest in Madison County, Wisconsin in1965. For many years, the this year according to Carlson. A wide selection of New York’s BFD also hosted the Annual Busti Fire Department Galadays finest cheeses, apples by the bushel, cider by the gallon or the on its rounds as a fund raiser. glassful, served by Busti town officials, and a bustling Farmers’ Market—stocked with locally grown produce, pumpkins, This year The Apple Fest will be held on the grounds of the honey, maple products, and vegetables—will make the festival sponsoring Busti Historical Society, next to the historic Busti a perfect country shopping experience. Mill and Museum. Admission is $3 per adult, children under 12 are free and everything is handicapped accessible. Parking Other features will include a live, one room school house is free on the adjoining Busti Volunteer Fire Department demonstration, a Civil War reenactment, music and dance grounds. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 Ironmen Extend Their Stay in Jamestown Article Contributed by decision has officially made the Jamestown Savings Bank Jamestown Arena Arena the home of the Ironmen through the 2014-15 season. Mayor Teresi stated, “I would like to thank the Ironmen While the Jamestown Ironmen kicked off the 2012-13 season organization for showing its faith in the community by this past weekend in Minnesota, team owner Kenji Yamada extending the team’s lease to play in the Jamestown Savings has been busy making plans to extend the club’s stay in Bank Arena for at least another two years. This is great news Jamestown for an additional two years. for the sport of hockey in the City of Jamestown. I’d like to “The team is very excited to be in Jamestown,” said Ironmen recognize Kurt Silcott, the CEO of the JSBA, and his board Head Coach and General Manager, Dan Daikawa. “We are and staff for their hard work in maintaining a facility that is here for the long haul. I moved my family here before last conducive to NAHL level competition. Jamestown Ironmen season and we fell in love with the area. Individually and as a hockey is great, affordable entertainment for the whole family, team, we feel like we are part of this community. This is a great and I look forward to their ongoing recreational, social and opportunity for us to build a successful team and to build the economic contributions to the Greater Jamestown Region.” excitement for our sport here in Jamestown.” The owner’s CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 WCA Center For Orthopedics, Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation Orthopedic Care For The Whole Family! Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeons, William Fritz, MD & Peter Robinson, MD; 24/7 orthopedic surgery through WCA Hospital Emergency Department; Sports Medicine Program; outpatient physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech and hearing services (minimal wait times). To schedule your appointment, call (716) 664-8400 today! September 24, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 1 YUM! David Christspell Att. WOW! 1/16 Page Horizontal 4.9375” x 1.7656” Open for the Busti Apple Harvest Festival, So Stop On In! Ter Lin’s Reflections Complete Hair & Nail Care Tanning Beds & Electrology (814) 757-9470 Debbie A. Church 334 N. Main St. Angela M. Tome Owner: Russell, PA 16345 Jeannie M. Nasman Linda M. Nelson Debbie Tuller Bicycle Sales and Service Located at 436 Pennsylvania Ave. W., Warren, Pa 16365 814-723-2362 Call or stop in for hours. www.alleghenyyclery.com Blue Eye 1. Foliage is the most famous image of autumn. 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Publisher .........................................................Stacey Hannon Editor ......................................................................Walt Pickut Art Director ....................................................Daniel LaQuay Graphic Designer ............................................ Kelly Dietrick Sales .................................................................Stacey Hannon Sales ................................................................... Merrill Rosen Sales ................................................................... Kelly Dietrick Circulation Manager .......................................Mark Hannon Website Manager ...............................................Jason Sample CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Bridal Becky ................................Chautauquawedding.com Elaine Rissel, RN .............................................. Nurses Notes Faith Luce ................................................................Herb R4U Four Discriminate Diners ......................Restaurant Review Jason Sample .........................................Contributing Writer Janet Wahlberg ......................................Finding Your Family Joanne Tanner .................................................Down to Earth Julia Garstecki ...................................... How Did I Get Here Katrina Fuller ..... Life and Times of a Modern Housewife Time Traveling Linda Johnson ...................................WCA Medical Minute Lori J. Wilson ....................................... Ms. Movies Reviews Did you ever wish you could travel back to a the way it used to be. Melinda Centi ................................... Patient’s Is Our Virtue Miller Hall Financial .......................................Finacial Cents quieter age? Maybe you can this week, at least for Nolan Farr .........................................................Farr Outdoors a little while. There was a day, once upon a time, So while you are at it, let the Apple Festival help Pastor Scott Hannon ........................................Faith Matters Pastor Shawn Hannon ......................................Faith Matters when our world was less complicated and easier to you think about slowing down, just a bit. It’s good Reverend Eric Williams ...................................Faith Matters understand. We tilled the land, fed ourselves and for you, almost like a trip back in time to those Students, Pre-K to Seniors ......................Young Gazetteers Vicki McGraw ...................................Join Me in the Kitchen our animals and they, in turn, fed us; the Circle of quieter days and their simpler ways. Debra Winger, WCA Hospital ..............................................Medical Minute
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