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The People’s Paper. A Division of Chautauqua Marketing Solutions • Vol: 03, Number: 21 • May 28, 2013 GIANT Prendergast Library 34th Annual BOOK�SALE Lucy’s Childhood Home Teams New Location, New Hours: Jamestown Renaissance Center 119 West 3rd Street Jamestown, NY with Local Businesses, Charities 716-484-7135 June 7th-8th Editor all the money goes to support Friday 10a.m. - 8p.m. Walter Pickut local community organizations Saturday 9a.m. - 5p.m. like Hospice Chautauqua and St. “This house will give back to the Susan,” Rapaport said. community as long as we own it,” said Mary Rapaport, owner Mary and Abbie will fire up the of Lucille Ball’s childhood home new barbeque for this year’s “For at 59 Lucy Lane in Celeron, the Love of Dogs” fundraising New York. A replica of Lucy campaign, Thursday, August 1 and Ethyl’s famously disastrous through August 4, at 59 Lucy barbeque (“I Love Lucy” season Lane in Celoron, concurrent six, episode 23) now stands in with Jamestown’s Lucy Fest. the backyard of Lucille Ball’s They will serve up Lucy’s all Childhood home in Celoron time favorite meal, hot dogs to raise money for Chautauqua and beans, for visitors in Lucy’s Hospice. beautiful back yard. Every $5 plate of dog & beans and a cold Mary Rapaport and Abbie Abbie Lasker and Mary Rapaport showing off their new soda will support the Hospice Lasker, co-owners of the official barbecue at 59 Lucy Lane. Peace for Pets program. Lucy’s Childhood Home website, Visit our website at: 59lucylane.com, and restorers of the celebrated home have Peace for Pets extends loving care for Hospice patients to their www.jamestowngazette.com dedicated it to continue Lucy’s lifelong passion to give pets. The program assists patients with veterinary care costs, for full copies of back issues, something back to her hometown. feeding, walking and cleaning for their pets. The program also extra content, and more! promises to find a new and caring CONTINUED ON PAGE 17 “Abbie and I take no money for tours or visits to Lucy’s home; 2013 Great American Picnic Features Tribute to Woodstock Event at Southern Tier Brewing Co. to benefit Community Radio Article Contributed by Jason Sample WRFA Public Affairs Director

It’s back! An annual fundraising event for the only locally owned, non- Ken Hardley, musician religious radio station in Chautauqua County will be taking place Sunday, and host of the June 2 and everyone is invited! Rolling Hills Radio program, will serve Radio station WRFA-LP and the Southern Tier Brewing Co. are teaming up as the emcee of the to present the second annual Great American Picnic – an afternoon of friends, 2013 Great American food and live music from a variety of local and regional performers. This year’s Picnic on June 2 at the theme will be music from the original Woodstock. Southern Tier Brewing Co. in Lakewood, N.Y. Hosted by Ken Hardley from the Rolling Hills Radio show, the Great American Picnic will begin at 1 p.m. at the home of the Southern Tier Brewing Co. (2072 Stoneman Circle, Lakewood, NY) and will feature nearly a dozen different musical acts. Many of the performances will also be recorded and broadcast on WRFA. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8

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May 28, 2013 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 1 A youngster executes a reverse slam dunk during last year’s WEE Jam contest.

Jamestown Noon Rotary Club Lisa Champlin, left, and Jennifer Peters Hears Exchange Student will be getting their heads shaved at Article Contributed by Street JAM. Jamestown Noon Rotary Club Following her program about Brazil, Debora presented a banner from her Jamestown Noon Rotary Club home Rotary Club in Sao Jose do Rio exchange student Debora Veloso Rosa Preto, Sao Paulo, Brazil, to Jamestown Dutra spoke before a recent meeting Noon Rotary Club President Bill of the club about her home country of Tucker. Tucker then gave a banner Brazil. Although Debora completed from the Jamestown Noon Rotary high school in her home country of club to Debora to take back to Rotary Street JAM takes Brazil, she currently is a senior at Club in Brazil. Jamestown High School. place this weekend We’re not just Bingo anymore! • Open to anyone 18 years and older Article Contributed by Explosion Funk, Planet Hip Hop The Resource Center and the Shooting Stars (a group of 768 Broad Street cheerleaders with special needs). Salamanca, NY 14779 There will be lots to see and do at this Again this year, Chautauqua County Call for weather related info. weekend’s 17th annual Street JAM Special Olympics athletes will play an (716) 945-4080 • 1 (877) 860-5130 three-on-three basketball tournament exhibition basketball game. in downtown Jamestown. A new event this year is “Going Bald Besides great basketball action, a for Bucks.” Two employees of The variety of food and merchandise Resource Center, Lisa Champlin and vendors will be set up at the Jennifer Peters, will have their heads tournament site. Concessions shaved. The two have been raising and vendors will open at 8:00 a.m. money in support of this effort, and Salamanca Bingo Hall Salamanca Poker Room Saturday and Sunday. the money will be split between Filling the Gap, Inc. (which works The preliminaries of the “WEE Jam” Join Us Father’s Day on Sunday, Saturday, June 15th @ 1pm with The Resource Center to support will take place from noon to 4:00 June 16th @ 7pm Bingo Session! people with disabilities in Chautauqua Saturday. The WEE Jam is a slam- All men receive a Father’s Day County) and WCA Hospital’s Cancer dunk contest for children, and kids are Treatment Center. Other people are Father’s Day Partners Tournament 5-12 are invited to come down and invited to come onto the court and get $300 Buy-In + $40 Entry Fee = $20,000TC show off their best moves. It costs $3 3-On Special their hair buzzed for a $10 donation. 20 minute rounds. to enter, and the best performers in to be played for $250!! Re-entry until the end of the 4th round. Partners start To make a donation in support of Ms. the preliminaries will be invited back Complimentary gifts while supplies last! at separate tables & at the end of the 4th round will Champlin and Ms. Peters, phone 661- combine chips stacks and alternate rounds. for the finals, which will take place on 1528. the top courts (located outside the Salamanca Game Room Thursday, June 27th @ 6pm entrance to the Jamestown Savings At 6:00, the popular Slam Dunk Bank Arena) at about 5:30 p.m. For Contest returns. Top players from the Earn entries now for our $5,000 more information about the WEE regular Street JAM tournament will Jam, phone Ashley Hammond at 485- try to wow the crowd with their high- Vacation Getaway! Guaranteed 6396. altitude moves. Drawing held Thursday, Deep Stack Tournament Also taking place on the top courts Street JAM resumes Sunday morning, June 20th for a trip to $100 Buy-In + $25 Entry Fee late Saturday afternoon are a number with play continuing until a champion + $10 Staff Fee = $10,000TC of other events designed to entertain is crowned on each of the 19 courts. Niagara Falls! 20 minute rounds. everyone. Several groups connected Money raised through Street JAM with the DeMarco Sisters School goes to Filling the Gap. For more if Dance are scheduled to perform, www.senecapoker.com for more details visit or call 716-945-8902 information about Street JAM, phone including the Little Hoopers, Visit our website @ www.senecagames.com 661-1477.

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The People’s Paper. Publisher...... Stacey Hannon Editor...... Walt Pickut Layout...... Daniel LaQuay Graphic Designer / Inside Sales...... Lori Byers 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 Amie Libby...... Senior Minute Elaine Rissel, RN...... Nurses Notes Four Discriminate Diners...... Restaurant Review Give it Back Janet Wahlberg...... Finding Your Family Joanne Tanner...... Down to Earth It’s all give and take, they say. Just about every Things all around us that go mostly unseen and Judy Wroda...... Random Thoughts culture and custom throughout history has taken for granted, those little things that make Julia Garstecki...... How Did I Get Here Katrina Fuller...... Life and Times of a Modern Housewife upheld some form of the Golden Rule, “Do unto our cities and villages safe to grow up in, do Linda Johnson...... WCA Medical Minute others as you would have them do unto you.” Its business in and simply enjoy? If you have little to Miller Hall Financial...... Finacial Cents first cousin, the Biblical “It is more blessed to give back, few extra dollars and not much time, Nolan Farr...... Farr-Out Outdoors Pastor Scott Hannon...... Faith Matters give than to receive” is just about as well known. you can still do it. Pastor Shawn Hannon...... Faith Matters Students, Pre-K to Seniors...... Young Gazetteers Vicki McGraw...... Join Me in the Kitchen So how’s it working? Consider Microsoft Even a good deed as small as a smile returned WCA Hospital...... Medical Minute founder Bill Gates. No doubt the whole world for a smile at work, a courtesy for a courtesy in gave a lot to Bill in exchange for his Windows a crowded market, a sincere thank you to a city Krista Bellardo...... Journalism Intern from RIT Mary Eklund...... Graphic Designer Intern Grad. PPU operating systems, now on billions of computers. policeman or a volunteer fireman is a way to But Bill Gates and his wife Melinda gave back give something back. You don’t need billions of QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS more. They have spent more than $1 billion dollars to do it. Write to us at: PO Box 92 of their own money to rid the world of two of Jamestown, New York 14702 history’s most murderous scourges: polio and Albert Einstein was once heard to say, “Only a OFFICE: 716-484-7930 malaria. And the job is very nearly complete. life lived for others is a life worthwhile.” FAX: 716-338-1599 Now that’s giving back! Give back what you can; it will help you Contact us... News- [email protected] It is easy to tell ourselves that a pay check is a fair remember what you have been given. Information- [email protected] enough payback for our work, but maybe there Events- [email protected] should be more to it. This week The Jamestown Enjoy the read, ONLINE: www.jamestowngazette.com Gazette brings you a story of giving back that comes from Lucille Ball’s childhood home. Lucy Walt Pickut AD DEADLINES: Thursday at 4:00 pm made millions as a Hollywood star, but she never Editor [email protected] forgot her home town; she worked hard all her The Jamestown Gazette DISTRIBUTION: life to give back. The Jamestown Gazette is a locally owned FREE weekly community newspaper that reaches residents Delighted to announce: and merchants in Southern Chautauqua County. We Give back for what? For a community that build a sense of community and pride by providing made itself safe to grow up in, taught respect This week The Jamestown Gazette invites our residents and businesses with positive stories and timely information that spotlights local residents, organizations for one another and cared for its neighbors and readers to join us in welcoming two new interns to and businesses operating and working together. New neighborhoods, and probably more we will our staff; writer Krista Bellardo, a senior journalism issues will be distributed to local dealers every Monday. never know about. Lucy simply said, “Respect major at RIT in Rochester, New York and graphic Brought to you by: your roots.” designer, Mary Eklund, a 2012 graduate in photography and digital media from Point Park Have you noticed those little things lately? University in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.

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Mon, Wed & Fri, 9:15am-11:15am (until June 3rd) Fenton History Center June 7, 11am-12pm (Closed Monday, May 27th) 67 Washington Street HALL OF FAME 2013 Annual Book Sale Jamestown, NY 14701 716-664-6256 Little Explorers (Children aged 3-8 with a Grownup) June 7 & 8, 10am-8pm 15 Wst Third Street Saturday, June 8, 2013, 10:00am-12:00pm Jamestown Renaissance Center 119 W 3rd St., Jamestown MOVIES: Jamestown • 484-2272 Card Making Workshop Dipson Theaters MAPS Bird Banding June 10, 10am-Noon Lakewood Cinema 8 Saturdays, June 8,15, 22 2013| 7:00am-11:00am* Puzzle Pals-Children's Room Chautauqua Mall Cinema I & II June 11 & 18, 10am Warren Mall Cinema III FENTON HISTORICAL CENTER Walk with a Naturalist Make a Father's Day Card For information on movies and times visit: Monday, June 10, 2013, 10:00am-12:00pm June 15, 9am-5pm www.dipsontheaters.com 67 Washington Street Author Talk & Book Signing MUSIC: Bee Diseases Pamela McDavid-"Seven Years Between" Saturday, June 15, 2013, 10:00am-12:00pm The Great American Picnic Jamestown • 664-6256 June 15, 1-2pm A tribute to Woodstock Family Movie Night June 2, 1-4pm Piano Recital Fri's until 6/22, 6-8pm Sat., June 15, 2-4pm Southern Tier Brewing Co. 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or raspberries, as they will absorb water. Leave hulls on the strawberries until you are ready to use them. Keep berries refrigerated until ready to use. Berries have great flavor by themselves, but that flavor can be enhanced by macerating (infusing) them with spirits or juices. A drizzle of vodka, flavored schnapps, or fruit juice concentrate over your Contributing Writer Randy Sweeney, Chautauqua Region Community Foundation Executive Director, poses berries will give them another layer with the 2013 John Edward McLaughlin Family Fund grant recipients in Randolph. Vicki McGraw of flavor. Remember to taste your From left to right: Sandra Brace, Randolph Historical Society; Terry Wilson, Camp Li Lo berries before adding additional Li; Rector Thomas Broad, Vacation Bible School; Norm Moon, East Randolph Cemetery; Summer has arrived! What a sugar to them; while some berries Tonia McAllister, Randolph Area Community Development Corporation; Gretchen Hind, blessing to have the milder weather may be a bit tart, you don’t want Town Clerk for Kids Day; Reggie Boutwell, Randolph United Presbyterian Community coincide with a long holiday to cover the fresh flavor by over Garden Project and John Congdon, Randolph Cemetery. weekend too! Jamestown High sweetening them. As with any School seniors celebrated the recipe, follow the “to taste” rule Local Organizations Receive “beginning of the end” with their of thumb…taste before adding senior prom Saturday night…from the entire amount to make sure it $10,000 from McLaughlin Fund what I have heard, a good time was actually needs more! had by all! As a very proud mom Article Contributed by project. of a senior, I (somewhat wistfully) Blackberry Mint Pops Chautauqua Region Born and raised in Randolph, John snapped dozens of pictures of the Yield 16 pops 25 or so couples gathered before Community Foundation McLaughlin and his wife Bea owned 2 c water and operated the Cain Oil Company, dinner. In looking at all of the For the first time in its history, the beautiful girls and handsome boys, 1 c brown sugar a gas service station and small store, John Edward McLaughlin Family I saw a rainbow of colors in their 4 c blackberries, puréed in blender in East Randolph for more than 20 Fund awarded $10,000 to four attire. These cute little kids have and strained years. They had one son, Patrick, nonprofit organizations during the grown up to be wonderful young ¼ c minced fresh mint who was born with medical and men and women; it seemed to be 2013 grant process. The fund is In a sauce pan, bring 2 cups of physical problems. Before John’s a mantra among the moms “where administered by the Chautauqua water and 1 cup of brown sugar to passing in 2001 he bequest a portion did the time go? What happened to Region Community Foundation. a boil. Cook and stir until sugar is my baby?” of his estate to create a fund to dissolved. Add blackberry puree Grants were awarded to Camp Li Lo honor his hometown. This field of OK…I got caught up in my and minced mint. Stir to blend well. Li for camp scholarships; Randolph interest fund supports charitable moment! What I was really Fill 16 frozen pop molds or paper Area Community Development activity of religious and non-religious getting to was the fact that the cups with ¼ cup of fruit mixture. Corporation to assist in maintenance organizations in Randolph, N.Y. To vivid colors of the girls’ dresses Freeze 1 hour or until slushy. Insert and restoration efforts at the East date, nearly $30,000 has been granted made me think of berries (what stick; stir gently to distribute mint. Randolph Cemetery Corporation else would a foodie think of, after to local organizations to better serve Freeze until firm all?)! Spring and summer give us and Randolph Cemetery, and Kids the community. Day 2013; Randolph Historical a bounty of luscious, ripe, juicy Raspberry Onion Relish For more information on the John E. berries. Strawberries, blueberries, Society for an archival storage room; Yield 2 ½ cups McLaughlin Family Fund, or to make raspberries-both red and black-it and Randolph United Presbyterian a tax-deductible donation, call the makes the mouth water to think of Church to support vacation bible 2 c fresh raspberries Community Foundation at 661.3390 them. 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May 28, 2013 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 5 New Memorial Scholarship Established Article Contributed by Jamestown Community College The Thelma K. McAuliffe-Spicer Memorial Unified Student Assistance (USA) scholarship has been established at Jamestown Community College by her son, Lance S. Spicer, current chairman of JCC’s board of trustees. Spicer created the scholarship in memory of his mother to support Child Advocacy Program Raises the total cost of attendance at JCC for students who meet JCC’s USA Scholarship program criteria and are Over $19,000 At Annual Event, majoring in childhood education, early childhood education, or Extends Awareness For Stewards Of Children Training adolescence education. Article Contributed by sponsored more than one session. The USA scholarship program covers The Child Advocacy Program The counseling sponsorship drive was coupled with a full resident tuition for full-time, first silent and live auction with proceeds also going towards time students at JCC who graduate The Child Advocacy Program (CAP) of Chautauqua the nonprofit organization’s operating costs. Some in the top 20th percentile from a County reported another successful fundraiser last featured items included original works of art, experience high school within JCC’s service month. Through charitable donations and both silent and passes for attractions throughout the county, auto area. USA scholarship recipients live auctions, CAP was able to collect more than $19,000 maintenance packages and more. There was also live must maintain a 3.0 GPA while at to support services for children that have been victims of music throughout the evening and a dazzling, three-stone JCC. Since being established in abuse in Chautauqua County. diamond dinner ring donated by Brown Surveying was 1979, the USA scholarship program The third annual Diamond Dinner Auction was held on raffled off. has provided approximately $6 April 20 at the Chautauqua Golf Course in Chautauqua, million to over 3,000 students at The highlight of the evening was the Champion of NY. The event ran from 6 PM to 10 PM and had over 200 JCC. Children Awards that were given to two individuals that people in attendance. have gone above and beyond the call of duty to protect Mrs. McAuliffe-Spicer was born The Diamond Dinner Auction was created to help CAP children in this community. Patrick Cunningham, of in Olean in 1907. A graduate of offset the operating costs at their Jamestown and Dunkirk Jamestown, and Barbara Binkiwitz, of Dunkirk, received Olean High School and Geneseo locations. Statistics indicate that the number of children the award for 2013. Their dedication to children of all Normal School, Mrs. McAuliffe- who are abused before their 18 birthday in Chautauqua ages was commended by District Attorney David Foley Spicer earned a bachelor’s degree in county would fill 41 school buses. Last year CAP during the evening. Both awardees were nominated by education at New York University. responded to 378 cases of child abuse or 4 school buses other members of our community. She first taught in a one-room school full of children house in Chipmunk, NY at the age of “We cannot give enough thanks to our donors, sponsors, 18 and was employed by elementary “The support we had that evening literally brought tears board and staff,” said McDermott. “Without them, we schools in the Allegany, Mineola, to my eyes,” said Jana McDermott, Executive Director would not be here serving the children of this area,” she Falconer, and Jamestown school for CAP. “Our supporters are there for us all year, but said. Sponsors of the event included Liberty Vineyards districts. the 2013 Diamond Dinner Auction was one for the and Winery, Brown Surveying, Cummins JEP, Media One record books,” said McDermott. A new feature added as a Group, Jamestown Pediatrics, Zonta Club of Jamestown, Although Mrs. McAuliffe-Spicer surprise to the 2013 event was the opportunity for event FSC Systems, Afloral.com, Lakeview Paving, DFT retired from teaching in 1969, she patrons to sponsor a counseling session for children that Communications and Moore & Myott, LLP-CPA. retained a passion for elementary have to visit the CAP office in Jamestown or Dunkirk. education and for the teaching For more information on the Child Advocacy Program profession. Mrs. McAuliffe-Spicer “The average cost is a little over $50 per session. We of Chautauqua County, to hold a Stewards of Children died in 2006. Sheridan E. Spicer, her borrowed this counseling sponsorship concept from the Workshop at your organization or to sponsor a counseling husband of 60 years, died in 2002. National Child Advocacy Center in Huntsville, Alabama,” session for $50, visit www.capjustice.org, www.facebook. said McDermott. “We were able to collect over $2,000 com/capjustice or call 716-388-9844. Individuals interested in creating from this counseling sponsorship drive,” she said. When scholarships to assist JCC students The Child Advocacy Program’s mission is to keep asked as a group who would be willing to donate $50 and should contact the JCC Foundation children safe from abuse, and when abuse occurs, to work sponsor a counseling session for a child, a sea of hands at 716.338.1010 or foundation@ with our community to bring healing, hope and justice to arose from the crowd at the event. Some patrons even mail.sunyjcc.edu to discuss details. these children and families.

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Page 6 • www.JamestownGazette.com Jamestown Gazette May 28, 2013 Nation Of Patriots: Launching Its 4th Annual Nationwide Patriot Tour aith atters Article Contributed by were conceived by the group’s founder, Nation of Patriots Milwaukeean Bill Sherer, and his team. F The flag will again travel some 14,000 14,000 miles, 48 states, and 100 days: M miles as riders from 48 states will accept The Nation of Patriots will send the Loves to Talk the flag at predetermined locations. American Flag on its 4th annual journey Participation levels are expected to be around the country to honor the US We live in a world full of people greater than last year’s nearly 90,000 Armed Forces; 100,000+ nationwide are with differing ethnicities, histories riders, with events planned in each of expected to participate. and passions. But we hardly need the 48 states to raise awareness of the the reminder. We turn on the June 1st & June 2nd – Plans have been Nation of Patriots cause – Financially TV to watch Sunni and Shiite finalized for the 2013 Patriot Tour event supporting families of wounded relations in the Middle East. We at Harley Davidson of Jamestown Inc. veterans. hear of genocide in Darfur. And The tour, in its fourth year, consists of “Thousands upon thousands of people we don’t need to look that far one American flag journeying across from coast to coast have joined in to for conflict over differences. We the country in honor of America’s show their unyielding respect for our live in a nation becoming more Armed Forces. The flag will arrive from Contributing Writer Armed Forces and our country. Word polarized politically every day. Erie Harley Davidson on June 1st at of the Patriot Tour even reached our Pastor Shawn Hannon Even our children are singled out approximately 12 noon The Patriot Hope Lutheran Church, Arcade, NY brave men and women overseas. It was and bullied in school because they Tour is a 100-day, 48-state journey in an amazing and humbling experience My 13 month old daughter Quinn look or act different than their which tens of thousands unite to help to watch the Tour unfold,” Sherer said. loves to talk. She talks to herself peers. Sometimes it feels like we pass one American Flag while they “Last year, I had the honor of reading in the morning when she wakes live in Babel—like we just cannot honor our past, present and fallen the amazing stories of the flag’s journey up. She talks to us at the dinner understand one another. Armed Forces members and their through the states. It has ignited in me table. She especially loves to talk families. As I mentioned before, my a new level of respect for my American during church. There’s only one daughter Quinn loves to talk, but On Sunday June 2nd The Chautauqua- brothers and sisters, as well as a bright problem. No one can understand no one can understand her. Well, Kinzua HOG Chapter will be leaving outlook for the future of this country. a word she says. Most people call that’s sort of true, but there is Harley Davidson of Jamestown Inc. at Looking back on all that we have it “baby talk,” but for the sake of one thing that knows what she’s 9am sharp to carry the flag to American accomplished, I see an awesome display this devotion, let’s call it babbling. talking about. A week ago Quinn Twin Harley Davidson in Painted of the pride and strength that courses There’s a Bible story about got a hold of her mother’s Ipad, Post NY. On the journey they will through the United States. We’re babbling… okay, it’s the Bible and pressed and held the button be passing thru Little Valley @ 9:30 working extremely hard to make the story about babbling. The people at the bottom. “Ding, Ding,” the am, Salamanca @ 9:45, stopping at 2013 event even bigger.” of Earth in the generations after Ipod said. The woman, Siri, who the American Legion in Allegany NY. One Man’s Vision; Noah, the ark and the flood are lives in the device asked, “What @ 10 am and departing from there at Thousands Answer the Call repopulating the earth. God can I help you with?” Quinn 10:20, to pass thru Allegany, Olean, gave them a mission—cover the responded, of course, but that’s Portville, continuing on to Bolivar @ More than 90,000 riders across the U.S., earth! So they do, that is, until hardly the surprise. The surprise 11am, Friendship @ 11:20am, Kanona many of them veterans, answered the they reach a beautiful plain that is that the Siri actually responded @ 12:25pm, then do a drive thru The Nation of Patriots’ call in 2012. Those seems too good to be true. They back… in KOREAN! V.A. Hospital Grounds in Bath NY., riders have also volunteered to take part decide to build a tower and stay The world doesn’t come with a and continuing on to American Twin in this, the fourth annual Patriot Tour. awhile. God, seeing how his Harley Davidson, arriving there at Siri App to translate baby talk, While in its fourth “official” year, this people have come together to 1:30pm where we will transfer the Flag but that’s okay because God will will actually be the fifth year that a tour do whatever they wish instead to the Corning NY HOG Chapter. C-K translate our Babel-ing. Through has taken place to raise money for those of what he wished, spread them HOG would appreciate your support the power of the Holy Spirit we supported by the Nation of Patriots. around the earth himself giving by lining the street to cheer us on as can understand one another. Sherer was the lone rider and flag bearer them all different languages so we pass thru your communities. Any One of the coolest parts of the on a 2009 tour that traveled through that “they could not understand Motorcycle riders who would like to Pentecost story is that God 33 states east of the Mississippi. On his one another.” God called the place join in the ride are invited to join us as doesn’t do away with diversity that motorcycle, and at his own expense, he Babel. (You can find the story in we depart from Jamestown at 9am. causes us to fight. God redeems worked to raise awareness and money Genesis 11) it. He redeems it by blowing his Once again, the flag will be transported for the families of wounded veterans. Many years later some disciples Spirit into our midst and helping city to city by motorcycle enthusiasts He ended the tour in Milwaukee and were gathered in Jerusalem in us understand one another. and proud Americans who want to worked with the VA Hospital there the days after Jesus ascended into So, the next time you encounter a show their support for our Military to direct the money raised to military heaven, and God showed up and child you can’t understand, bust members, their families and our families. decided to mix up languages all Nation. The Patriot Tour event at out your smartphone. But the The Nation of Patriots is a non-profit over again. The disciples, moved Harley Davidson of Jamestown Inc. next time you encounter a person 501(c) 3 corporation founded in by the Holy Spirit, began speaking was conceived and organized by with whom you differ, pray, “Holy 2009 by Bill Sherer. A complete map in a bunch of different languages Chautauqua-Kinzua HOG Chapter. Spirit, come.” And this time, try of the 2013 Patriot Tour, and more just like the people Babel-ing The Patriot Tour and its parent not to be just like the person information about the organization, can in the story before. This time, organization, the Nation of Patriots, you differ with, just pray you can be found at www.nationofpatriots.org. however, rather than not being understand them. able to understand one another, each person gathered there began For more inspiration and insights from VALU HEARING AID SERVICES Pastor Shawn’s past columns, please visit to comprehend the mighty acts of www.jamestowngazette.com and click on Aetna, BCBS, Comp. Empire, & Independent Health, AARP God each in their own language. the Faith Matters page. The Jamestown This time all understood. We call Gazette is proud to present our county’s the day Pentecost. (You can find most creative and original writers for the story in Acts 2) your enjoyment and enlightenment.

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Page 10 • www.JamestownGazette.com Jamestown Gazette May 28, 2013 Golf Chautauqua’s Finest Article Contributed by measurement of Chautauqua County’s “golfability” Walt Pickut may surprise some winter weary local residents, but the panel of geography professors who were A 2011 published survey of passionate golfers— commissioned to adjust the rankings to account for from duffer class up to par players—ranked the four weather conditions awarded three of the top five most important features of a great course: Layout, “best little golf towns” to locations within the State Scenery, Grooming and Hospitality. Reasonable of New York. greens fees also rated high with serious golfers. Course diversity is a hallmark of Chautauqua The rolling hills, gentle valleys and scenic lakes of County. Golfers can enjoy spectacular views Chautauqua County, New York provide the perfect overlooking Chautauqua Lake on a number of geography for challenging, well groomed course courses, tee off near the majestic cliff-lined shores layouts and unparalleled scenery along the fairways. of Lake Erie or play a round or two amidst the prize And hospitality is simply the norm on the county’s winning vineyards of America’s Grape Country. courses. Golf has been a popular part of the county’s attractions for more than a century. That is why the November, 2002 issue of Golf Digest Magazine named [greater] Jamestown, NY Whether you walk or ride a cart, golf with a caddie “The Best Little Golf Town in America,” atop a or tote your own bag, play alone or with friends, competitive field of 314 areas the writers surveyed golfing in Chautauqua County is among the finest across the country. The Jamestown area walked sporting experiences anywhere in the USA. World away with the top prize for its more than 20 fine famous golfers and the nation’s statesmen who have courses, value priced fees and the number of quality walked the county’s fairways for the last 100 years golfing days available every year. would agree. Inclusion of weather in the sophisticated

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May 28, 2013 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 11 Jammers 2013 Season Preview Jammers Set for Fresh Start with Pirates Article Contributed by Jammers baseball history and 72nd Jamestown Jammers season that Diethrick Park has played host to a team. The 2013 NY-Penn The start of the 2013 New York-Penn League season opens up on Thursday, League season is less than a month June 20th as the Williamsport Cub Scout Pack 126, leaders and kids with Lou Clementi of Chautauqua Marina. away and the Jammers are set to kick Crosscutters come into town for a things off with a new affiliate. Fans will three game series. All three games Cub Scout Pack 126 attends Fishing see a new look Jammers squad hit the are set to start at 7:05 PM with gates field at Russell E. Diethrick Jr. Park opening an hour prior to game time. Presentation in preparation to this summer as the team enters its first Opening week will be filled with fun complete their Fishing Belt Loop year as an affiliate of the Pittsburgh activities for all ages as there will be Pirates. a post game fireworks display after Thursday night’s game. Friday night requirements and to prepare for The Jammers ended an 11 year will feature pocket schedule giveaways affiliation with Florida/Miami Youth Fishing Contest for all fans in attendance. Marlins in September of 2012 by Packs in the Allegheny Highlands Article Contributed by signing a two year player development The opening festivities will conclude Council are invited to join the free Cub Scout Pack 126 contract. The two year deal gives the on Saturday night as the “Pittsburgh youth fishing contest. As well the Jammers organization the opportunity Parrot” will be in town to entertain On Sat. May 11 Lou Clementi, event is open to the public. Fishing to re-establish itself with the Pirates fans along with the Jammers own manager of Boat Rentals at registrations can be obtained by organization that features a lot of “Bubba Grape” as the Pirates Mascot Chautauqua Marina, Mayville, New emailing or calling Chautauqua youthful and energetic prospects. marks the first time that a major York presented a fishing session to Marina. [email protected] or league mascot will make the trip to Cub Scout Pack 126 in preparation for 716.753.3913. This will be the third affiliation Diethrick Park. completing their Fishing Belt Loop agreement between the two teams in The event is open to the public and requirements and to prepare for the their respective histories. The 1939 Fans can purchase single and season is the marina’s way of educating Free Youth Fishing Contest to be held Jamestown Jaguars competed in tickets for all 38 home games this residents and visitors the importance during the National Marina “Scout the six team PONY (Pennsylvania- season by ordering them online at of keeping our waterways safe, Lake Day” Celebration on August Ontario-New York) League that www.jamestownjammers.com or by clean and fun for years to come. In 3, 2013 at Chautauqua Marina. featured an exhibition game between calling the Jammers front office at addition to the Free Youth Fishing Supplies for the fishing session were the two clubs, which ended in a 1-1 (716) 664-0915. Single game tickets Contest, Mike Sperry will present a donated by Chautauqua Marina, tie. The 1957 Jamestown Falcons start as low as $6.00 and discounts are Free Musky Fishing Seminar. There Watermark Restaurant and Harpers competed in the then eight team New available for groups of 20 or more. The will also be a Boat Safety Class that Bait and Tackle. York-Penn League and featured two Jammers will also be releasing their meets all the requirements for the players; Donn Clendenon and Julian complete promotions schedule for National Marina “Scout Lake Day” New York Safe Boating Program. Javier who would each go on to play the 2013 season as there is plenty of Celebration will be hosted this year For more information on the event , several years in the major leagues. fun, wacky and family oriented nights by Cub Scout Pack 126 on Saturday, contact Chautauqua Marina @ 716 planned throughout the summer. August 3 at Chautauqua Marina, This season will mark the 20th in 753 3913. Mayville, New York. All Cub Scout Jamestown Business College to Celebrate 127th Commencement Article Contributed by You are invited to film and/or record I love Jamestown - Bemus Point Jamestown Business College any or all of the ceremony. All media because... should go to the church choir loft prior Our beautiful communities of Jamestown, Bemus Point and Chautauqua Lake On Saturday, June 1, 2013, at 10 a.m., have been home to me and my family all of our lives. We have had the good fortune Jamestown Business College will hold to the start of the ceremony in order to celebrate life, death, and all of its uplifting and challenging adventures right to get a full view of the proceedings. by: its 127th annual commencement Sue here with the dearest of friends, relatives and acquaintances. It is such a comfort exercises at the First Lutheran Church, Commencement will last about an hour. Jones to know that one can count on so many wonderful people through whatever events life brings. 120 Chandler Street, Jamestown, N.Y. Immediately following the ceremony, President David Conklin will be Whether it be watching a parade, riding on the Bemus Over 135 area students will receive Point-Stowe Ferry, attending a fantastic music or diplomas for bachelor and associate available for comment. drama performance, sharing a delicious meal in one of our wonderful restaurants, golfing one of our great degrees in business administration and The faculty, admistration and especially courses, attending a class at one of our educational administrative assisting. the students invite Jamestown Gazette institutions or watching a beautiful Chautauqua Lake sunset – “There is no place like our hometown.” New York State Congressman Tom Reed readers to join us for this momentous will give the commencement address. occasion.

Page 12 • www.JamestownGazette.com Jamestown Gazette May 28, 2013 Life & Times of a Modern Housewife PUZZLES “Life is difficult.” M. Scott Peck

Article Contributed by Katrina Fuller (Answers on page 16.) I was born two months early, taken in desperate measures in hopes that I would live. It didn’t look good, but that night all the right people were on staff, and I survived. Afterwards, I had to stay in the hospital for quite some time. My parents, worried, exhausted, and probably scared out of their minds, religiously made the trek to the hospital to make sure I was still ok. I can only imagine how they felt, seeing their baby hooked up to tubes and monitors, unsure of how each day would end. It was not, I’m sure, a feeling they would wish on anyone. It was a horrible situation, brightened by the fact that by great some miracle, we all survived it. The path to get through it was dark, lonely, and terrifying. Mr. Peck had it right: Life is difficult. These things happen for seemingly no reason. Disaster strikes, calamity hits, and confusion abounds. We are trapped in this struggle with no clear explanation as to why. We ask: Why me? Why must I suffer so? Why did I lose my job? Why am I sick? Why do horrible things happen to good people? And of course, we don’t see an answer. Our lives are hard, we are in agony, and there is no comfort to be seen. We are Job, wandering in the wilderness, having lost everything. Everyone has their stories to tell; some end up good, some are cautionary, and some tell a tale of pain and grief that few, if anyone, would understand. I could say that these things happen for a reason; I could pretend that in the end, everything will turn out for the best. But, dear readers, sometimes it doesn’t. These are the stories that break my heart. The stories that I hope my child never has to tell. M. Scott Peck goes on to say that once we figure out that life is hard, it gets better because it ceases to matter that it is difficult. Acceptance of this fact is difficult. I struggle with it almost daily. However, perhaps it is the difficulties we face that make the good times so great. When you can value the better moments, perhaps it is not so bad. In our darkest hours, it is only the memories of the sun that keep us going. This week, dear readers, I urge you to remember the good times. Relish the moments with your families, the picnics at the park, the best moments you can conjure. Keep these thoughts for yourself, because these are the important ones. 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 Gazette is proud to Whine With A Thank You present our county’s most creative and original writers for your enjoyment and It seems like every week I hear about another enlightenment. WHINEWHINE Drug Bust in our area. This not only frightens OFOF THETHE me but gives me a heavy heart. It is sad to realize how many drug dealers are here in our quiet towns. I’m not naive enough to think WEEK!WEEK!we don’t have any drugs in our community, I’m just completely frustrated that so many of them have made their way into your and my neighborhoods and communities. Thank you to all of the law enforcement agencies for all your hard work in ridding our community of this garbage. Submitted by: A Thankful Citizen

May 28, 2013 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 13 County Executive ​ UCTIONS Endorses CASAC’s Ju​ne 6th Bowl-a-thon​ and Sales “Helping Keep Kids off Drugs” Article Contributed by A It’s Chautauqua Alcoholism AUCTION & Substance Abuse Council Ploss Auction Time! Firearms, Estates, Antiques, Real Estate, Farm & Business Liquidation Chautauqua County Executive Greg Edwards has Reach NY & PA Bidders! endorsed the 2013 CASAC “Helping Keep Kids Over 20 Years In Business (Including the Chaut. Institution) AUCTION EVERY THURSDAY 6PM PLUS they are posted online! off Drugs” Bowl-a-thon. Edwards encourages the community to support Chautauqua Alcoholism & Box Lots 3:30pm Phone Your Auction: 484-7930 Fax Your Auction: 338-1599 Substance Abuse Council to raise funds that will be 234 W. Washington St. • Corry, Pa Email Your Auction: used to provide prevention education and intervention 814-664-7198 • www.plossauction.com gazette@ jamestowngazette.com services to Chautauqua County youth. Members of the community are invited to participate in the June 6th Bowl-a-thon by organizing bowling teams and collecting pledges for their team. The bowler’s total score will be multiplied by the pledged amount. If you are interested in forming a team or joining one of CASAC’s teams, call the CASAC office, 664-3608 or go to www.casacweb.org for more information. Those who do not wish to bowl in the event can help by mailing donations to CASAC at 501 West Third Street, Suites 3 & 4. Sprinchorn Building, Jamestown, NY 14701. The following sponsors have been confirmed: Dan’s Moving & Storage, Inc., Eagle Systems, Falconer Printing & Design, Geer-Dunn Company, Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, Rhoe B. Henderson Insurance Agency. Mr. Rodney Early, Support Enterprises, Inc., Thrivent Financial for Riding the Road of Hope Lutherans – Chapter #30714, Univera Healthcare, Empowering Women Through Education Valu Hearing Services, and Rhoe B. Henderson Insurance Agency, degree and are returning to school for further Article Contributed by Since 1974, CASAC, a United Way supported agency, education after an absence of a year or more.” Zonta Club of Jamestown has been dedicated to providing prevention education Mary Lou was a very active member of Zonta Club and community awareness relating to alcohol, other The 3rd Annual Tour de Zonta will take place on of Jamestown, and traveled to many conferences drugs and compulsive gambling. CASAC is the only Saturday, July 6, 2013. This fun bike ride is open and conventions throughout the world. She held New York State Office of Alcoholism & Substance to individuals and families of all ages and abilities. many positions including President of the local Abuse Services (OASAS) approved and supported The ride will start and end at the Plumbush Bed alcohol and other drug prevention agency in club, and area director for the District. & Breakfast, which is located on the Chautauqua Chautauqua County. For further information about Stedman Road, just one mile from the Chautauqua Her friend, Liz Frederick, says about Mary Lou, CASAC programs and services, call the Jamestown Institution main gate. “She was passionate about education, honesty and office at 664-3608, or the Dunkirk office at 366-4623. integrity in her work and personal life. She loved to Three scenic ride options will be offered to travel and experience other cultures, with friends participants: 13-16 mile “friendly” route, a 30-35 and family, mingling with the locals, off the beaten mile “intermediate route, a 50-60 mile “expert” track to places like China, Russia, Egypt, Europe, as route. Water and healthy snacks will be provided at Summer Sun well as throughout the United States, Canada and Presents checkpoints along each route. You will experience Trivia Mexico. Mary Lou embraced the Native American Chautauqua County’s rolling hills, lakes, villages culture, through a friend of hers. She enjoyed and views. 1) Icecream is a popular treat on sunny days. What attending opera, doing fine needlepoint, cooking percentage of Americans buy icecream every year? The registration fee is $25 pre-registration (by and baking, and in her retirement years traveled for 2) What insect navigates using the sun as a compass, June 24th), and $30 the day of the event. The fee American Red Cross as a disaster volunteer. Even even when it is hidden behind clouds? includes a t-shirt (guaranteed for pre-registration up to the last week of her life, she volunteered at 3) In 1890, there was no what for the whole month of and until they run out the day of the event), free WCA hospital, often on the evening shifts, carrying December in Westminster in London? parking, route refreshments and a gourmet “Farm to her oxygen tank with her. She never stopped 4) This rainy day flash is 5 times hotter than the sun. Fork” luncheon to be served at the Plumbush Barn, learning, and expected and encouraged the same following the ride. from others. Every day was a gift to Mary Lou, as 5) True or False. The Sun shrinks five feet every hour? she was a gift to all who knew and cherished her. 6) What does SPF stand for? Proceeds from the event will benefit the Mary Lou Costanzo Scholarship Bonnie DeJoy, president of the local Zonta Club, 7) What percentage of the sun's UV rays can pass through clouds? through Chautauqua Community Foundation. The says “Because she was a beloved member of Zonta theme of the 2013 Tour Club of Jamestown, we are excited to offer this 8) In one form or another, sunglasses have been used all over the world for over 700 years. Although, de Zonta is Empowering Women through scholarship in honor of her memory. sunglasses as known today date back to when? Education. 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Page 16 • www.JamestownGazette.com Jamestown Gazette May 28, 2013 Behavior Specialist Consultant Barber National Institute is seeking a part time Behavior Specialist Consultant for the BHRS Program in Warren. Qualifications include Master’s level mental health clini- cian with documented training in the field of behavioral Career Opportunities Await! Are you searching for a rewarding career opportunity? Look modification techniques and experience providing in- tensive therapy to individuals and families in the home no further than Heritage Ministries. Immediate positions are or community setting. Applicants must have experience available at our various locations in Chautauqua County. working with children and adolescents with behavioral diagnosis. Certification to complete Functional Behav- Current Career Openings: ioral Analysis preferred. Mental Health Professional and Unit Attendants / Activity Attendants one year experience in a CASSP system required. Valid Housekeepers / Dietary Aides driver’s license, eligibility for Acts 33/34 Clearances and FBI Clearances required. Certified Nursing Assistants / LPN’s and RN’s Seasonal Maintenance Assistants If you need an accommodation to apply, please call Human Resources. Send resume to

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CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE... Lucy’s Childhood Home Teams with Local Businesses, Charities home for the pet after the patient’s passing. with the project that he stayed, hands on, along with his team have restored the interior of Lucy’s childhood home to as until the grill was “perfect.” close to the original décor as possible. Through extensive Fred Ball, Lucy’s brother, visited the home recently to point research and help from Lucy’s family, Rapaport and Lasker out where his family used to grow their fruits and vegetables “Jason told me it was one of the most challenging projects he’d have been able to add some of the smallest details to the in their backyard plot. Rapaport and Lasker now call it “Fritzy ever done,” Rapaport said. It is hard work for good craftsmen home. Boy’s Garden” and grow a wide range of fresh produce, to build a working monstrosity. All the dogs and beans including tomatoes, peppers, herbs, carrots and more. The on Lucy Weekend will be cooked on a custom grate to be The wallpaper used in the family room was rescreened from harvest from the garden and fruit trees all go to St. Susan fashioned for Lucy’s Grill. a book of prints from the 1900s. In the upstairs bedrooms, center. Rapaport and Lasker use original sheets from 1905. They “We use local merchants and craftsmen every time we can,” also secured an original piece of the home’s furniture; Lucy’s Last year St. Susan center created their Giving Gardens Rapaport said. “We even bought a pile of world famous mother, DeDe’s, dresser. initiative. Local residents volunteered to grow herbs, fruits Jamestown bricks to use in this crazy grill.” and vegetables for the center. In the first year the program The restoration project has become a focus of support for local harvested 7,500 pounds of fresh garden groceries to donate to Jamestown bricks are unique because of the quality of businesses. A restored Ahlstrom piano is now showcased in St. Susan. the shale that is used to make them. The shale supply in the family room of the home. Though no longer a Jamestown Jamestown had properties that were not found in other shale. manufacturer, the company was once a premier hometown “I would take a huge basket of fresh vegetables to St. Susan This made Jamestown bricks stronger and more durable than piano business. at least every other day last summer,” Lasker said, clearly bricks made anywhere else in the country. delighted. “We hope to do even better this year.” “Owning this home comes with a great responsibility to “Everything we do and everything we make, and then some, preserve Lucy’s legacy,” Rapaport said, “And we have so much In addition to Fritzy Boy’s garden, Lucy’s backyard is lined goes right back into the community, someway, somehow,” fun doing it.” with flowering lilac plants, many of which are the original said Rapaport. “That’s the model Lucy set for us. Lucy lilacs on the property when Lucy was. Lucy loved to gaze out believed you should always work hard at whatever you do and Rapaport said they are looking for a local, oak ice box from her bedroom window at the beautiful lilacs when they were in appreciate everything right back to your roots.” roughly the 1920s. When Lucy lived in the home the family bloom. had one ice box on the front porch for chunks of winter lake Even after Lucy became a Hollywood star she still ordered ice and one in the kitchen where chips of ice kept the family The infamous eyesore, the “Season 6 Grill” is the exact size furniture and her favorite desserts from Jamestown delivered food cold. and shape of the one seen on TV. Local mason, Jason Sivak, to her home in California. She even brought Ricky all the way now affectionately known as “Jason the Mason” at Lucy’s from Hollywood to show him where she grew up. “If you’re a Lucy fan you have to see it and that’s all there is to House, and his crew all watched the episode before building it,” said Rapaport. the replica. According to Rapaport, Sivak was so intrigued Since Rapaport purchased the home in 2005, she and Lasker

May 28, 2013 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 17 DEALER SHOWCASE Ecklof Bakery Article Contributed by “We usually make 48 dozen of these cookies a day,” said Chad. Krista Bellardo When the tour of the kitchen was over the kids took a seat at the counter for a cake decorating lesson from Suzan. They all Ecklof Bakery & Deli, located at 832 Foote Avenue, has been a cheered her on as she made icing flowers and gave her a round Jamestown staple since it first opened its doors in 1956. From of applause when they saw the finished product. pink striped cookies to freshly baked bread there is something for everyone. These school tours take place between six and eight times a year. The Ecklofs also sponsor a little league team in the Current owner, Rick Ecklof took over the family business area and host “Santa’s Gingerbread Workshop” for kids every in 1976 after his father passed away. “I grew up with it,” said Christmas season. For National Foster Care Month this year Ecklof. “So naturally I fell into it.” Ecklof Bakery teamed up with the local G.A. program for a cookie sale to raise money for the foster care program in the Today Rick, his wife Suzan and their son Chad Ecklof carry Chautauqua area. on the family tradition. Beginning their work day at 4 a.m., Chad, Rick and Suzan Ecklof bake everything from the bakers use the majority of the original equipment to make scratch daily at Ecklof Bakery on Foote Ave. Located on Foote Ave. and open seven days a week, Ecklof everything from scratch. Bakery is certainly worth the trip. And if you get there early enough you may even catch a glimpse of the baking process. The family trio often takes breaks from their busy schedule to give back to the community that has helped their business To tour Ecklof’s product gallery or to schedule an thrive. On a recent Thursday a group of 24 students from appointment for wedding, birthday or other party baked Concetta Barone’s Pre-K class traveled from Sherman to tour goods, visit http://www.ecklofbakery.com/ or call (716) the bakery. 488-1516. Chad took the kids through the kitchen to show them the The Jamestown Gazette is proud to recognize our dealers, equipment and how some of their most popular baked goods outstanding corporate citizens of our county. This week, the are made. The children stood in awe as Chad showed them Gazette especially thanks Ecklof Bakery for faithfully carrying how to make the infamous pink striped cookies. The Jamestown Gazette, The People’s Paper, for the benefit and enjoyment of their customers, our readers.

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Page 18 • www.JamestownGazette.com Jamestown Gazette May 28, 2013 Around Town Amy & Dom Bellardo celebrating their 25th Schulyer's Country Kitchen Wedding Anniversary in Rome, Italy.

Edward Martiny & Shirley Forbes

Jamie Schulyer, Deb Schulyer, Tammy Schuyler-James, & Taylor Swan Howard Talbot & Jason Snow

Scott Nuccio & Mike Anzalone

Marcy Dankovich, looking forward to Lena’s Pizza

Tony, Stephanie, Addie, Dave, Matt, Seth, John & Ben

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Knobby Knobloch & Steve Kaczar

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