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Vol. 7 • No. 28 | Week of July 10, 2017 Fully Insured Professional Service BENTLEY A New Welcome Home TREE CARE For Chautauqua County Veterans Tree Removal Stump Removal Tree Trimming Lot Clearing Article Contributed by Cindy Reidy is also the mom of a vet events, organizations, churches, clubs, or in still on active duty. “I joined Tree Planting Skid Steer Services any other way.” Walt Pickut the Blue Star Mothers Logging Log Loads The picnic is slated for Sunday (Mothers of active afternoon, 1:00 to 3:00, at Site Clean-Up (for Split your own firewood) “Just say, ‘Welcome home!’ Those are the duty soldiers) Bergman Park on Baker Mulch (Wholesale / Retail) best words a soldier can hear back in the before my son Street in Jamestown. “A (716) 736-3963 / (814) 725-1650 good old U.S.A,” said Cindy Reidy recently. deployed generous Jamestown Cindy started in April of this year as the because I manufacturer project coordinator for the PFC Joseph knew I’d donated all the food P. Dwyer Program, located in Falconer, need their and beverages for New York, a Chautauqua County Veterans support, the event,” Cindy Service Program supported by New York so I’m explained, “and they State funding. “Special thanks to Senator delighted I don’t even want their Cathy Young,” Cindy added. “She was can work for name mentioned. instrumental in bringing this funding to us.” Chautauqua They just do not “It’s for guys and girls coming home,” Cindy County and want to take any of the WE CAN HELP! said. “They suddenly find themselves in offer support spotlight away from the a very different world from the one they to our returning vets. That’s only one of dozens were living in overseas. Even with friends soldiers. We have more of local people and businesses who The and family around, it can be a surprisingly than 11,000 veterans in this have reached out to us.” lonely and difficult readjustment.” county and this is the first program of its Announces YOUR SALE to kind for them.” Live music by TPT, a lively corn hole game “Somebody said I’d need to be a drill for the adults and kickball for the kids will CHAUTAUQUA • CATTARAUGUS Kickoff Picnic & WARREN COUNTIES! sergeant to handle all the GIs” Cindy said, be on tap at the picnic along with a door “The Kickoff Picnic (see ad on back page) prize of two free tickets to Peek ‘n Peak’s PLUS IT’S LISTED “but I told them, ‘I don’t need a sergeant and I’m not a therapist. I’m a Mom! That’s is for veterans, and it doesn’t matter how exciting Aerial Adventure Course. ONLINE! even better.’ It takes a Mother’s heart,” she long ago you came home,” Cindy promised, We want this to be a fun afternoon in the CALL US TODAY! said with a warm smile, “and friends who “whether from WWII, Viet Nam, Desert park for everybody,” Cindy said. “Come on have been through some of the same things. Storm or Afghanistan, and for their families. out, welcome our local vets, and learn about 716-484-4155 That is why this program is peer-to-peer, for Anyone who has something to offer our vets OR 484-7930 vets and by vets.” is welcome, too, whether with activities, Continued on Page 10... 21st Annual Laurel Run Takes Place July 14 and 15 Article Contributed by will attempt to run the entire 30-mile relay route. That event is called the Laurel- The Resource Center thon. Anyone wishing to run a portion of the flag relay, or to take on the Laurel- Hundreds of people will come together next thon, is invited to do so. Phone 661-4735 week in support of people with intellectual for information. and developmental disabilities when the Friday’s events are a warm-up for the 21st annual Laurel Run takes place. main Laurel Run activities, which take Laurel Run was created by Wayne and place the following day in Silver Creek. Elaine Hotelling of Silver Creek in honor Check-in and late registration begin at of their oldest daughter, Laurel, who has 7:00 a.m. in the village square. At 8:30, a Down syndrome. The event is a two-day 5-kilometer fitness walk and a 1-kilometer celebration of the potential that exists fun walk will begin, followed at 9:00 by an within people who have disabilities. 8-kilometer running race. Laurel Run features several running and Runners set off at the start of last year’s 8-kilometer race. For the 5k walk and the 8k run, medals walking events, and the community is will be given to the top three male and encouraged to take part. take turns transporting Laurel Run where the city of Dunkirk will host a female finishers in each age group. flags to Dunkirk. Representatives victory celebration from noon to 2:00. The action begins Friday, July 14, with Commemorative medals will be given from a number of area schools, as well The community is invited to come out the traditional Laurel Run flag relay. A to everyone who crosses the finish as the Lakeview Shock Incarceration and cheer on the last relay runners as they kickoff ceremony will be held at 8:00 line. The age-group medals and the Correctional Facility in Brocton, will run make their way along Central Avenue to a.m. in The Resource Center’s facility at commemorative medals were made 75 Jones & Gifford Avenue in Jamestown. the various legs of the relay. the finish. 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  • • University of Minnesota TENNIS BROCHURE 1964 the Schedule

    • University of Minnesota TENNIS BROCHURE 1964 the Schedule

    , I I , UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA • DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS University of Minnesota MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55455 TENNIS BROCHURE "The Gophers" 1964 .. The Schedule Mon. '.'iarch 23 Houston at Houston Tues. March 24 St. Edward I S at Houston Wed. March 25 Texas A &M at Houston Thurs. March 26 Southeastern State College at Houston of Oklahoma (2) Fri. March 27 Rice at Houston Sat. March 28 Houston at Houston Sat. April 4 Iowa State" Wheaton at Ames, Iowa Tues. April 7 CARLETON AT MINNEAPOLIS Fri.-5at. April 10-11 Wisconsin, Illinois at Madison Sat. April 18 IOWA AT MINNEAPOLIS Sat. April 25 Iowa at Iowa City Fri.-5at. May 1-2 Northwestern, Michigan, at Evanston Purdue Fri. May 8 Northwestern, Ohio State at Evanston Sat. May 9 Wheaton at Wheaton, Ill. Fri.-8at. May 15-16 INDIANA, MICHIGAN STATE, AT MINNEAPOLIS WISCONSIN Th.-Fri.-5at. May 21-22-23 Big Ten Conference Meet at Champaign, Ill. Mon.-8at. June 15-20 NCAA Meet at E. Lansing" Mich. 1963 Tennis Results Minn. QIm:. Minn. Qm?:. 0 Houston 7 6 Carleton 3 4 St. Edward's 3 0 Indiana 9 0 Texas A & M 8 2 Purdue 7 0 Rice 7 0 Michigan State 9 2 Texas Christian 5 4 Wisconsin 5 0 Colorado 7 3 Iowa 6 1 Southern Methodist 5 0 Northwestern 9 0 Southern Illinois 9 0 Michigan State 9 6 Iowa State 3 3 Ohio state 6 5 Wheaton 4 9 Iowa (default)O vlon 5, Lost 15 Placed last in Big Ten Meet ~~~~~~~~~~~H"~HHH"~~"M*"H*"*H**~ This brochure was prepared by the Sports Information Office, University of Minnesota.