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A Division of Chautauqua Marketing Solutions • Vol: 02, Number: 44 • November 5, 2012 Workin’ On The Railroad THE APPLIANCE STORE Jamestown’s Historic Station Reopens for Business Locally Owned & Operated Editor for over Walter Pickut 50 Years! The first passenger train that ever rolled into Jamestown, New York, arrived on August 25, 1860, to a cheering crowd…and passenger trains kept on rolling through for the next 110 years. The last service on The Lake Free Delivery Cities run left Jamestown’s West 2nd Street station one & Setup! cold winter day, January 6, 1970, making its way from Hoboken, New Jersey, to Chicago, Illinois. Freight trains still serve Jamestown, but Jamestown’s beautiful station fell into disuse, home for the last 40 years to only echoes and dust and fading memories.

visit us on: Today, the Jamestown Gateway Station Intermodal and Only two east-to-west rail lines remain open all across New York 1286 East 2nd Street • Jamestown, NY Visitors Center is open for business again. The grand Re-Opening, State, according to Springirth, and one of them runs right through (716) 665-2317 on Friday, October 26 was celebrated by hundreds of local citizens, www.acmeappliancewny.com Jamestown, New York. With aging highways and rising fuel costs, train enthusiasts from across the region and the executives and many economists see trains returning as the prime mover of people elected officials who made it all happen. It has been called the and goods and especially, if needed, military and strategic assets most important railroad restoration project of its kind anywhere in crossing the country. New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. The reopening, however, was significant far beyond the rebuilding of a historic, architectural gem Guests at the station’s of railroad history. Grand Re-Opening were treated to the arrival of a “The railroad isn’t only Jamestown’s past,” said Kenneth C. perfectly restored, vintage Springirth, noted railroad historian and author of 19 books steam locomotive. The 1925 on American railroads and trolley lines. “It’s clearly the key to Baldwin, 0-4-0 saddle-boiler Jamestown’s future.” One hundred million new U.S. citizens in the steam engine came whistling next 30 years will surely bring new business and tourism to the up the track, billowing region, but the value to the U.S. economy and national security may smoke and steam, drawing even eclipse those benefits. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 Chautauqua County Camera Club Schedules Inaugural Meeting Article Contributed by each other to share techniques and shooting styles, along with post production processing Author through popular software, in order to achieve a On Wednesday, November 7th, the Prendergast more artistic approach to standard photography.” Library’s Fireplace Gallery Room will be the Chautauqua County Camera Club is not gathering spot for the area’s newest group the first, nor will it be the last, group of of photo artists. The Chautauqua County photographers to meet regularly in our area and Camera Club, affectionately known as “C4” by all members are encouraged to participate in as its founding members, will hold its first official People with disabilities enjoy the many different avenues as possible to achieve the same activities as you do - dancing, meeting and anyone in the community interested broadest spectrum of learning. The philosophy cards, golfing, gardening and in photography as a hobby or profession is that Chautauqua County Camera Club follows is companionship. invited to attend. Become a Direct Support an “anything goes” approach to what to do with Professional! “Members of C4 will participate in activities photos once they’ve been taken. “There are so • Part-time positions available on all shifts that will help to expand upon different methods many great ways to enhance a photo or make a • Full-time positions on 2nd & 3rd shifts of self expression through photography, “ states shot more interesting and every member brings APPLY TODAY! a style and method that is unique or unknown to www.trcny.org founding member Chad Ecklof, “encouraging EOE M/F/V/H CONTINUED ON PAGE 12

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November 5, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 3 e-mail your event info. by 5 PM Thursday to [email protected] Jamestown’s LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT Jive

JAMESTOWN IRONMEN Weekly on Friday until November 17, 2012 MOVIES: HOME GAME SCHEDULE The Randolph Mammoth at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute Movies At The Reg DATE TIME GAME now through December 2012 Nov. 16 & 17 8pm Nov. 9, 2012 7:00pm Port Huron “Bully” Nov. 10, 2012 5:00pm Port Huron EVENTS: Dipson Theaters ANNOUNCEMENTS: Chautauqua Opportunities, Inc Lakewood Cinema 8 Community Event Chautauqua Mall Cinema I & II Prendergast Library CLOSED Community Council & Ways to Make & Save For information on movies and times visit: Sunday, Nov. 11th & Money Workshops www.dipsontheaters.com Monday Nov. 12 Tues., Nov. 6, 2012 in honor of Veterans Day Connections North MUSIC: 10825 Bennett Rd, Dunkirk ART: “In Our Back Yard - Live” FALL FESTIVALS: Trinity Guitars A Guide to Nature: 800 West Third St The Art of Arthur Singer, Beer & Wine Festival Nov. 6, 7pm with Alan Singer by lpierce Holiday Valley Resort’s Sean Patrick McGraw with Big Leg Emma’s now through December 2012 6pm Tannenbaum Lodge Charity, Steve, and Kev Nov. 10th Air Date: Nov. 11 on IOBY show. Robert Hirsch’s 60’s Cubed: Signs, Symbols, and Celebrities FARMERS MARKETS: Karen Volpe Oct 1 through Dec 6, 2012 Buy Fresh Buy Local CVCS Auditorium Nov. 8th 7-9pm; Photography by Andy Palermo Downtown Jamestown WINTER MARKET Feegan’s Witch Kitch Inn James Prendergast Library Every Thursday 2pm-6pm “Homecoming Show” Oct. 26-Nov. 23 November, December & January Nov. 10th; Renaissance Cneter St Luke’s Church Holiday Designs Auction & Gala West Third St. Undercroft Room Nov. 10-Dec 1 Nov. 11th Fenton History Center FUND RAISER: Chautauqua Regional Youth Symphony “Dear Santa” One Stop Christmas Shopping Chamber Concert 33rd Annual Holiday Exhibit Fund Raiser to benefit the SS. Peter & Paul Church Nov. 20-Jan. 19, 2013 Jameestown Skating Club 508 Cherry St., Jamestown Fenton History Center Nov. 6th 6-9pm Saturday, December 8, 2012 7:00pm Jamestown Savings Bank Ice Arena AUDUBON NATURE EVENTS: Upstairs (elevator available) Rolling Hills Radio Labyrinth Press Co. Jamestown Audubon Nature Photography Club Jamestown Kiwanis Club 12 E 4th St., Jamestown. A limited number Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012, 6:30-9pm Spaghetti Dinner of season tickets for the 2012-2013 season of Tues., Nov. 6, 7pm Rolling Hills Radio with host Ken Hardley, Little Explorers-Autumn Owls presented by WRFA-LP Radio for the Arts. Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012 10:00am-12:00pm JCC AAUW What’s New Fair Thu 11/29/12 @7pm, Sat 12/29/12 @7pm, Audubon multipurpose room Hamilton Collegiate Center Thu 1/31/13 @7pm, Thu 2/28/13 @7pm, Nov. 10, 10-5 Thu 3/28/13 @7pm, Thu 4/25/13 @7pm What a Hoot! Nov. 11, 10-4 Nov. 10 is Owl Day at Audubon Student Jam Session Saturday Nov. 10, 1:00-4:00pm Mistletoe Mart Infinity Cafe’ Audubon multipurpose room YWCA Jamestown 115 E 3rd St. Fri., Nov 9th 10am-5:30pm Fri. Nov. 16, 7-9pm Owl Prowl Sat., Nov. 10th 10am-3pm Sat. Nov 10, 2012 5pm-7pm Christmas Parade Performance Audubon multipurpose room YMCA Camp Onyahsa Jamestown Darrah Hultquist Dining Hall Infinity Arts Cafe FOR MORE INFORMATION Nov. 10th, 6pm CALL 569-2345 Dinner Dance Fund Raiser SEMINARS: VISIT WWW.JAMESTOWNAUDUBON. ORG HISTORY: Critical Discussion Series “Gas Well Fracking” BOOKCLUB: Roger Tory Peterson Institute James Prendergast Library Of Natural History The Fireplae Room Book Signing Randolph Mammoth Exhibit Thursday, Nov. 1, 7-9pm “Asses & Angels, through Dec. 2012 A Journey from Abuse to Achievement” SPORTS: Prendergast Library Thurs., Nov. 15th 5:30-6:30 HOLIDAY: Iron Nation Kids Club For Kids 5-14 Holiday Sale to benefit Register at Arena Lobby Budddist Book Group St. Susan Center Prendergast Library – Fireplace room. Order By Nov. 16 Jamestown YMCA offers Karate Classes Second and Fourth Wednesdays of the month St. Susan Center Now through November 29th 7pm till 8:15 31 Water St, Jamestown Tues & Thurs 4:30 - 5:30pm Youth A Path With Heart by Jack Kornfield 5:30 - 7pm Adult WCA Hospital Auxiliary A ages 5 to 15 COMEDY: to Host Holiday Sale Thursday, Nov. 8th 8am-5pm THEATRE: The Forum Friday, Nov. 9th 8am-3pm 201 N. Main St., Jamestown WCA Hospital Auditorium The Spire Theater To Launch Improv Comedy every Wed. night 8pm “Shannon’s Kids Series” Galacticsystems.info/the-forum Holiday On The Hill November 9 and 10 8pm A Fine Arts & Crafts Boutique “Classic Radio” The Labyrinth Press Co. Fri. 11/16 4-8pm 12 East 4th St. Sat. 11/17 10am-4pm November “The Little Mermaid Jr.” Jamestown Girl Scots of WNY Bldg Lucille Ball Little Theatre Stand-Up open Mic 2661 Horton Rd. Every 1st & 3rd Thursday of the Month WALKING TOURS: 9:00pm The Resource Center & TRC Foundation Uncensored Adult Shows A Tradition of Fenton History Center Caring at Christmas 67 Washington St. Jamestown EDUCATION: Parade & Holiday Celebration Every Saturday 1-3 Friday, Nov. 30, 2012 The Fenton will lead a series of rotating walking Jamestown Prendergast Library tours through Jamestown. 509 Cherry Street Santa’s Family Workshop For more information call 664-6256 ASK – After School Kids YMCA, downtown Jamestown For children ages Kindergarten to 4th grade Nov. 30th, 7-9:30pm 4pm-5pm

Page 4 • www.JamestownGazette.com Jamestown Gazette November 5, 2012 down to earth Tree Damage Surviving Hurricane Sandy

to this tree to stop this man.) Remember the October Storm in 2006? People were devastated and heartbroken. So much damage to our trees and replacing a tree can be quite costly. I am happy that with this 2012 storm the winds were not as fierce here as predicted. When we have had a summer of drought our trees are already under stress. Trees become weakened and are less able to handle high winds and extreme moisture. Due to that alone, a storm like Sandy had Bullying Documentary At Contributing Writer potential to cause significant damage. Joanne Tanner What should you do if you have damage? The Reg Lenna Civic Center onto the pained and often endangered We were much blessed to be located If you have had damage it’s a good idea Article Contributed by lives of bullied kids, revealing a inland from Hurricane Sandy. Hopefully to rely on the experts when it comes to Arts Council For you survived without too much damage determining if the tree needs to come Chautauqua County problem that transcends geographic, to your home and landscape. Water and down or if it can be saved. You need to racial, ethnic and economic borders. It wind can certainly wreck havoc to our meet with a trained arborist, landscape Arts Council For Chautauqua documents the responses of teachers surrounding environment and although architect, or nursery and landscape County and the Reg Lenna Civic and administrators to aggressive we did not have flooding, winds did cause professional (CNLP). Center are teaming up to present the behaviors that defy “kids will be kids” some power outages and we did receive documentary “Bully” on November clichés, and it captures a growing some tree damage. The first step is to examine your home owner’s insurance policy to determine 16 and 17 at 8pm. Over 13 million movement among parents and youths Let me start by saying your trees are the amount and kind of coverage you American kids will be bullied this to change how bullying is handled probably the most important plants you carry on your policy. Contact the year, making it the most common in schools, in communities and in own. A tree can dramatically affect the insurance company to have an appraisal form of violence experienced by society as a whole. “Bully” is rated look of your landscape and the ecology of made by a competent tree and landscape young people in the nation. This PG-13 and runs for 94 minutes. your yard. Trees should be with you for professional who is experienced in film, directed by Sundance and General admission tickets are $7. twenty-five years to a lifetime. We view plant appraisal. The tree and landscape Emmy-award winning filmmaker Lee Jamestown Community College/FSA them thru all four seasons. As your largest appraiser accomplishes many things for Hirsch, brings human scale to this tickets are $6. The Reg Lenna Civic plants, they form the skeleton of the you. The professional can see things you startling statistic, offering an intimate, Center is located at 116 East Third garden and help to determine the scale might miss, help correct damage, and unflinching look at how bullying has Street with free and convenient street and sometimes the style of the rest of the prescribe remedies you may be able to do touched five kids and their families. landscape. Their canopy not only provides yourself. The appraiser will establish the and ramp parking within a block of shade, their root structures can solve the amount of your loss in financial terms, Students, parents, school teachers the theater. For more information problems of a wet yard. The flowers, fruit, including the cost of removing debris and and administrators are encouraged to on the film and creating safe and bark, or branching structure are vitally making repairs as well as replacements. attend these screenings. BULLY is a engaging schools, click the link below. important to pollinators, birds, squirrels, All of these steps are wise investments and beautifully cinematic, character-driven http://safeschools.facinghistory.org/ and thousands of other creatures. They well worth the cost you may incur for the documentary. At its heart are those content/about-facing-history-and- provide oxygen, purify the air and provide inspection. with huge stakes in this issue whose bully Visit http://www.artscouncil. a sound barrier. Each tree we plant stories each represent a different facet com and http://www.reglenna. reduces our individual carbon footprint How to avoid damage and what to consider of America¹s bullying crisis. Filmed com for information about both on the earth. when planting over the course of the 2009/2010 organizations. I am a tree hugger myself. Where I lived When planting your landscape it is school year, BULLY opens a window a few years ago there were many acres of smart to consider the placement of trees. land around me consisting of fields and Above all, find out how big it will grow. woods. I enjoyed taking walks thru the Do not place a tree in a location where Art Life Conference Kicks fields, picking wild raspberries and would it will interfere with power lines or roof ultimately always end up in a clearing overhang, block the window, or bang where a lovely pond was located. On into the house. For detailed tree care Off This Thursday the edge of the pond was a magnificent advise check out the American Society of Article Contributed by in Jamestown, NY. The press is Arboriculture website: purple maple tree I would stop to visit. invited to meet with organizer and www.treesaregood.com. Jamestown Resource Center This wonderful tree stood at least 30 Creations teacher, Kristin Paduano feet tall. Years later the land was sold to Finally, I like that Governor Cuomo is The Resource Center’s Art Life on Wednesday October 31 as she sets a subdivision developer. I had heard that bringing attention to our extreme weather Conference begins this Thursday up the art exhibition, or during the it was determined that the developer patterns and how we are responsible for was going to leave the pond and the and continues through Friday conference on Thursday November 1 causing these conditions. If you would evening. The conference features and Friday November 2. If you would magnificent purple maple tree in place. I like to educate yourself more on the presentations by working artists, art like to schedule coverage, interviews was so pleased. However, soon after the Global Movement to solve the Climate therapy professionals and others to contractors started clearing the land there Crisis, visit www.350.org. Maybe if we all and more, please contact me. For was a knock on my door. My neighbor take initiative we can save the billions of demonstrate how art can teach and more information, visit http:// came to inform me with some bad news. dollars it takes to rebuild our communities heal others. On Friday afternoon, an www.artlifecon.com/ Thanks! -- Len She said the bull dozer driver made a huge and, instead, use those monies to find exhibition featuring donated art and Barry Program Coordinator The Arts mistake and plowed down the purple alternative energies, green our homes and work from The Resource Center’s Council For Chautauqua County maple. My heart sank to my stomach. businesses and create a better planet for us Creations program will be open 116 East Third Street Jamestown, NY Such a perfect tree was irreplaceable! and the many generations to come. to the public. An art auction will 14701 716-664-2465, ext. 227 Fax: (Had I known I may have chained myself wrap up the conference on Friday 716-661-3829 “A true work of art evening. All of this takes place at the takes at least an hour.” - Lucy Van Pelt Lillian V. Ney Renaissance Center November 5, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 5 HOW DID I GET HERE? Excuse My Frankenstein Appearance I Was Prepping For Halloween

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Dennis Stornes (left) and Jon Saff (right), 1956 Falconer High School graduates, present Julia Garstecki June Diethrick, Operations Officer of the Community Foundation, a check for the Our Lady of Loreto Fund in honor of Lou Schrader. Also pictured is Sylvia Schrader, Lou’s Ah, to see rust painted leaves fluttering to the ground, bare wife. branches waving against the crisp blue skies. The swish-crunch Falconer High School Class of while walking on colorful lawns is soothing, as is the smell of 1956 Honors One of Their Own smoke signaling fall is easing into winter. I would love to be enjoying all of Mother Nature’s poetry. Article Contributed by employed by the Bank of Jamestown, Unfortunately, my eyes have been swollen shut for three weeks Chautauqua Region Burroughs Corp., and prior to retirement, Computerland. now, and as much as I can’t stand snow and cold, I cannot wait for Community Foundation everything to freeze and die already! I can tell my allergies are bad According to friend and classmate Jon In January, 1956 Falconer High because I can actually feel were my head is in comparison to my Saff, Schrader was the go-to-guy for School graduate and former mayor of neck and shoulders. Most days I don’t notice my head-it just kind all members of the class of 1956. “Lou Falconer, Lou Schrader, passed away truly loved his classmates,” Saff said. of hangs out on top of my body. But when your sinus cavities are after a short illness. In addition to “He served as Treasurer for all of our pinching your skull and your eyes feel like a cartoon goldfish with his wife Sylvia, five children and 19 class reunions and organized monthly its eyes bulging out, you even know where each tooth is. grandchildren, Schrader left behind a luncheons and dinners. close knit group of fellow graduates. I’ve tried a smorgasboard of allergy meds; Aleve for sinus, Claritin, A dedicated member of Our Lady of In honor of their 56th High School Allegra, Sudefed, Chlor-tirmeton. Clearly I have no idea what Loreto Catholic Church, Schrader Reunion this year, the Class of 1956 teenagers are up to these days because to get relief for my swollen was instrumental in organizing made a donation of $1,750 to the Our sinus cavities and bulging eyeballs, I have to stand in line at the and funding a scholarship to assist Lady of Loreto Fund, administered by pharmacist to exchange a little card for hopefully something that Falconer High School students further the Chautauqua Region Community will offer relief. I even need to sign a waiver and show I.D. Of their education. Foundation, in memory of Schrader. course, when you literally have to hold your head up with your The Our Lady of Loreto Fund is a During his high school career, hands to keep from falling over, this is not an easy task. designated agency fund to benefit Schrader was a scholar athlete, playing the church as well as provide funds Eventually I gave up my buffet of over the counter caplets and on the undefeated football team, for two annual scholarships for headed out to see my doctor, who reminds me that every year at basketball team and championship graduating Falconer High School baseball team. He was a member this time I come in with the same problem, and had I only come seniors. For more information on of the National Honor Society as in a week or two before I could have spared myself (and at this this fund, or to make a tax-deductible well as the high school band. After point my family who has been banned from talking, laughing, or donation, contact the Foundation at graduation, he attended Jamestown requesting any such nonsense like food and homework help) and 661-3390. Community College. He was been back to normal already. This is a good point, obviously, and something I promise to remind myself of next year, just like I have every year around this time. Unfortunately it’s too late to enjoy the leaves, seeing as they’re all smattered underneath the mud from a week’s worth of rain. Maybe I’m ready for the cold and snow after all!

Page 6 • www.JamestownGazette.com Jamestown Gazette November 5, 2012 he ports riter TheT SecretsS of ChampionsW I sat in the back of the Psychology classes, and did that 4 hour performance room and thought, “This training for Jayhawk coaches. is extremely cool.” The His premise is simple, but built on complex guest lecturer was putting Marty Siddall of Lincoln Electric guides a visiting student neuroscience. The body works a whole lot better when my coaching staff through through a virtual welding process. it’s directly connected to the brain. When the mind- their paces, teaching basic body connection is severed, performance suffers. It’s principles for developing much better to feel your way into the mystical Zone Manufacturing Field peak performance in (a right-brain, parasympathetic activity), and almost athletes. The knowledge impossible to think your way there (with the left- Explored During IPOD being dropped was brain). There are many situations that act to sever that revolutionary and foreign Article Contributed by mind-body connection. Knowing what those situations to this veteran group. Contributing Writer are, and avoiding them in coaching, is crucial to getting JCC The room was tense, Bill Burk peak performances out of an athlete (or yourself for like I imagine the UN is An array of manufacturing processes and products were that matter). when Iran has the podium. Coaches, especially those on display for students from Jamestown Community on the college ranks, are notoriously rigid thinkers; The demonstrations that day were powerful. In one College and area high schools during the Industrial they broker an “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” mentality. impressive example, coach Giambruno, the Jayhawk Possibilities and Opportunities Day (IPOD) on October New ideas are usually as welcome as road trips in the Swim Coach, stood in front of the classroom with his 26. snow. Topics like epigenetics, mind-body connection, right arm extended at his side, parallel to the floor. parasympathetic and sympathetic stress, and adaptive The ability of your brain to tell your body what to do Sponsored by the Manufacturers Association of the capacity have a better than even chance of being is the classic definition of mind-body connection. Dr. Southern Tier, the Chautauqua County Chamber of viewed with skepticism, a Carlo stood in front of him, Commerce, and JCC, the event was part of the “Dream non-essential, non-applicable reached up with two fingers, It! Do It!” initiative, a campaign conceived by the exercise in theory; nothing placed them on Coach’s National Association of Manufacturers to help modern that can be used on the court wrist and pushed down. He manufacturers attract employees with the right mix of or the field. was unable to move the arm skills and education. downward against normal And then the demonstrations resistance. “That’s the base,” started, and everything “Thirty area manufacturers set up displays and shared Dr. Carlo said, “Now tell me changed. information to help students understand that not only what you had for breakfast.” are there diverse jobs available in manufacturing, those Occasionally if you are lucky, “Coffee,” Coach responded. jobs pay well,” said Dave Johnson, director of industrial just when you think you Dr. Carlo reached up with the services for the Chamber and MAST. might know it all, you run same two fingers and placed into someone who changes them in the same spot on the “Too many people hang on to the belief that the way you think about wrist and pressed down. The manufacturing involves dirty jobs that don’t pay family- a world you believed you arm collapsed as if holding a sustaining wages,” said Johnson. “The reality is that grasped. In the summer weighted dumbbell. “When technology has transformed manufacturing so that today’s of 2010, Dr. George you think about the past, the jobs involve mind power more than muscle and offer Carlo came to the PHED mid-body connection severs,” Complex to speak to the he said. “Every time you ask terrific opportunities to support a comfortable lifestyle for Jamestown Community College Jayhawk coaching an athlete to remember a past event or performance those who are educated and trained.” staff. Tucked in a small classroom he spent four you’re limiting their ability to perform the task in front “We also want these students to understand that there energetic hours teaching, engaging, demonstrating (oh of them.” Simply by getting someone to think in the is more to manufacturing than running a machine and the demonstrations), and changing the way a group past (a decidedly left-brain activity) he was able to how important science, technology, engineering, and of college coaches think about their profession and immediately disconnect the mind from the body. There their student-athletes. It’s powerful stuff when you are was much more, four hours of this type of learning mathematics education is to manufacturing,” he added. forced to rethink, and in some cases toss out, theories that tested old notions of coaching and training and “We want to drive home the message that these jobs exist and practices you’ve developed and employed all your performance. right here in Chautauqua County.” professional life. And here’s good news, he’s coming back to Jamestown Students from 18 Chautauqua County school districts Dr. George Carlo was in the World Series (yes, THAT Community College to share his secrets. Monday met with representatives from Advanced Manufacturing, World Series). He is the Performance Coach for the November 12th from 6:30-9:30pm Dr. Carlo will be Anderson Precision, Blackstone NEY, Bush Industries, Detroit Tigers, currently in his 8th season. His theories speaking at JCC’s second annual Men’s Health Night CMFS, Cott Beverage, Cummins Engine, Dahlstrom and practices have taken the pinnacle of professional (sorry ladies, this event is for men only). Jennifer Rollform, Dawson Metal, Excelco, Fancher Chair, athletes to the apex of achievement. His resume is Johnson, Jamestown Community College Assistant Hanson Sign, Heidenhain, Insyte Consulting, Jamestown impressive; assistant football coach at University of Director of College Health Services says, “In the Container, Jamestown Board of Public Utilities, Buffalo, athletic advisor at the University of Arkansas college setting, studies have shown that males do not Jamestown Mattress, Matco Tools, Nestle Purina, (as a faculty member), performance consultant to field get the full attention they deserve. The Jamestown personnel at the United States Department of Defense, Community College Health Center has vowed to Power Drives, Rand Machine, Ring Precision, Sandberg CIA, and FBI, contributor to the George Washington provide one evening annually just for them. This year Kessler, Serta Mattress, SKF, Titan X, Truck-Lite, Ulrich University basketball team (also as a faculty member), we are opening up the doors to the public. We are Planfiling, Weber-Knapp, and Welders Supply. performance advisor on the Jack Nicklaus Golden excited to have Dr. James Carlo present ‘The Secret of Students also had the chance to experience the welding Bear Tour, and current advisor to players on the Champions’. Dr. Carlo promises a fun evening full of process through a virtual welder provided by Lincoln PGA and LPGA Tours. He has published more than interaction and information to help your coaches and two hundred papers in the health sciences, written athletes.” Electric and Welders Supply. four books and is the developer of the Secrets of Registration starts at 6:00pm in the Phys. Ed. Based on student engagement with the manufacturers, ChampionsTM athletic peak performance programs Complex on the Jamestown campus. There is no cost iPads were awarded through a drawing to five students at (www.secretsofchampions.org). At Jamestown to attendees and light refreshments will be available. who participated in the event: Justin Whalen and Ryan Community College, he has worked with the baseball This event is open to the public; the only request is an Boughton from Maple Grove Central School, Clarke team (full disclosure his stepson Jake Forsberg was a RSVP to 716-338-1077 or to JenniferJohnson@mail. stand-out for the team in 2009), spoken to JCC Sports Wiltsie from Frewsburg Central School, Hannah Hall- sunyjcc.edu Gross from Pine Valley Central School, and Edward Merwick from Jamestown High School.

November 5, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 7 Genealogy

...CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE ‘Workin’ On The Railroad Jamestown’s Historic Station Reopens for Business World famous LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, for researching genealogies. two passenger cars as it might well have Mark Schlemmer explained. “It has been done back in the hay day of railroading an almost overwhelming job from the in Jamestown. The engine is the property very beginning.” of railroad enthusiast Scott Symons of Salt Lake City The federal grant and historic registry Dunkirk who had it brought to Falconer that initially made the Jamestown Family History Travelogue to begin its historic run. Gateway Station Intermodal and Visitors Tabernacle Choir rehearsals on Mark Schlemmer, City of Jamestown civil Center renovation project more possible Thursdays are free and open to the engineer, was tapped to spearhead the requires both faithfulness to the original public as is the taping of their weekly actual construction on the station about architecture and a promise of perpetual radio and television show on Sunday four years ago. Mayor Sam Teresi, Lee use in the transportation industry. The mornings. They are accompanied by Harkness, Executive Director of DJDC, rich green polished marble walls were a full orchestra and the acoustics are Brian Higgins, U.S. Representative for restored, for instance, by finding the perfect. If this isn’t enough, there is New York’s 27th congressional district, original Italian marble quarry from the Abravenel Concert Hall located New York Senators Charles E. Schumer which it had been obtained in 1932 and across from the hotel that we stay at. and Hillary Clinton, now U.S. Secretary commissioning new pieces to replace the Contributing Writer In the lobby of the hall is a 25 foot red of State and well aware of the national few that had been damaged during the ChihuIy glass sculpture that is lit every strategic value of railroads, had arranged station’s 40-year vacancy, according to Janet Wahlberg evening. Several of us were able to attend for a grant of $5 million from the Federal Harkness. a terrific concert by the Utah Symphony Transit Administration to restore the After giving you advice on traveling for The main portions of the station will be featuring Bach and Mendelssohn. station. “It has been non-stop ever since,” research last month, I packed up and reserved for present and future expansion Schlemmer said, “and worth every minute headed for Salt Lake City with my friend Lest you wonder, we did stop our of train and other transportation services. of it.” Karen. I’m back and ready to share a few research to eat and eat and eat. There Other portions of the building, however, tips on research there as well as all the are so many wonderful restaurants The final tally of $12 million for the have been restored and modified for use wonderful things to see and do. that you could eat at a different one restoration project reflects a long as office, commercial and possibly even every meal. Favorites included the Red list of benefactors, according to Lee restaurant spaces which will provide You may or may not know that Salt Lake City sits down in a bowl of Iguana, The Garden, The Cheesecake Harkness, in addition to the original income for the ongoing support of this Factory, Market Street Grill, Red Rock grant. The Downtown Jamestown newest of Jamestown’s high quality mountains. This topographical setting made it almost impossible to see the and Squatters. The Garden makes Development Corporation played a key commercial spaces. Crème Brule that is heavenly and can role in assembling and coordinating surrounding mountains due to the Near the height of the Erie Railroad’s be enjoyed while overlooking Temple contributions from New York State, smoke from wild fires in Idaho creating commercial success throughout New Square. My personal favorite is the Chautauqua County, the City of a very dense haze the first week that we York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Pear Gorgonzola Pizza that Squatters Jamestown and myriad local contributors, were there. However, when it cleared the company operated 791 busy train serves. Most of the group would tell foundations and stake holders. “We owe the scenery was glorious no matter what stations, as of May 1, 1916. They were you that the Market Street Grille is a special thank you to Carl Belke, CEO window of the hotel that you looked out. indispensable hubs of local commerce the only place to eat after hearing the of the Western New York & Pennsylvania and passenger traffic. The Jamestown Adding to the beauty of the City is the Mormon Tabernacle Choir perform on Rail Road for the loan of one of the Gateway Station Intermodal and Visitors incredible architecture, both old and Sunday morning. The meal starts with passenger cars that came to Jamestown,” Center is now one of only a handful still new. Of course the center piece of the an orange glazed cinnamon roll and Harkness said. “And the other car was standing and useable. Most have been city is Temple Square. There you see progresses to one of a dozen varieties of on special loan from The Western New abandoned, demolished or repurposed the Temple, the Tabernacle, the LDS Eggs Benedict. Topping it all of is the York Historic Train Group of Buffalo,” he in ways that leave all traces of the rich Library, and the City History Center. most amazing cup of coffee that you added. “This event was important to our railroad history all but unrecognizable. These buildings are surrounded by have ever had. This comment from a entire region.” amazing gardens and anytime that you true coffee snob! According to Ken Springirth, hundreds of Jamestown’s West 2nd Street station, are there; you will see dozens of people communities throughout northwestern Oh yes, research! We actually did spend the fifth and final railroad station in working to maintain the gardens. These Pennsylvania and northeastern Ohio many, many hours researching our a succession of progressively larger folks completely change the plantings along what was once a busy railroad families. The facilities are open 6 days a buildings since the 1860s, opened for depending on the season. You will route, no longer have the luxury that week and are truly awe inspiring. Since business on June 7, 1932 at an original also see workers in high lift buckets Jamestown can claim. “They’ve lost I spent this column masquerading as cost of $400,000. Its construction wrapping the trees in small lights-white their rails,” Springirth said while he was a tour guide for Salt Lake City, I will had been a boon to an economy still for ordinary times, orange at Halloween, in Jamestown for the grand reopening. dedicate next month’s column to the recovering from the Great Depression of other colors for other holidays. It is “Jamestown is lucky in that way, or more resources available to you at the Family ’29. The main waiting room, a spacious amazing. accurately, very wise.” History Center. Take the time to check 44’ by 56’, and towering more than three Speaking of amazing, the Mormon SLC out on the Internet. stories high, was a grand expression of “You can look forward to a lot of hard new hope in the local economy and the work, and it will take perseverance,” the highest quality of workmanship. railroad historian added, “but Jamestown could be in for big dividends in the future TURTLE PIT On May 2, 2003, the station was officially by continuing its rich railroad heritage for LAUNDROMAT NOW OPEN SMOKE SHOP, DELI & awarded recognition in the National commercial and passenger traffic.” CONVENIENCE STORE • LAUNDROMAT Registry of Historic Places, reflecting its importance to national commerce “We expect this station to be another key EXIT 17 OFF INTERSTATE 86 and regional history. “We all owe special to the economic growth of Jamestown • STEAMBURG, NY TURN RIGHT 1.5 MILES ON LEFT SIDE thanks to the grass roots movement, and our entire region,” Harkness said at Less Water the companies and local politicians that the opening ceremonies. “We’re open for State of the Art Cleaner Maytag Clothes Monday - Saturday Sunday started that ball rolling back in the 1990s,” business.” Machines 716-354-2298 7 am - 9 pm 7 am - 8 pm

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Bill Glatz, who later became a successful Walter Pickut “We slept in bomb craters and burnt out cellars,” local businessman, was a proud US Marine, also Marsh said. “That was war.” serving in the Pacific, in Korea and in China. “It was 69 years ago that I boarded a train down at the Jamestown station,” Doug Benson said. “It was in “When we get together these days,” Benson said, “we Bill Ingram was a pilot in three wars, Europe, Korea October of ’43. I was one of 20 new GIs on our way talk about almost everything, with only one rule: and Viet Nam, and continued flying after returning to the war in Europe from Jamestown. Before the No politics!” After meeting with this small band of home in civilian aeronautics for many years. Bill also train reached New York City, we’d stopped at every rugged survivors and home grown heroes, it becomes ferried aircraft made in the USA over the Atlantic town and city between here and there and picked up clear that patriotism and willingness to risk one’s life Ocean to Britain and Europe where they were slated hundreds more just like us.” to protect freedom, liberty and justice transcends all for their combat missions. politics and partisan differences. Doug described his adventures as he sat at a table Chuck Swanson saw the war from another side as in a Bemus Point restaurant surrounded by seven of “The Navy wouldn’t take me because I had a heart a U.S. Army medical corpsman helping to patch his World War II comrades-in-arms for their weekly murmur,” Marsh said. “So I went to the army, fought up wounded soldiers and return them to either the lunch meeting recently. in the war and now I’m 91. I guess I was OK, right?” front lines or to home, as their wounds allowed. On he added with a hearty laugh. the battlefield, there are times when even the side Somewhere around 1975 the surviving veterans of a soldier was on became less important. Corpsmen Dan Kojm trained at the Great Lakes training center the Jamestown area began to notice their numbers treated the wounded enemy too. “All human life is and flew Navy Airship (blimp) missions as a sub beginning to dwindle and decided to keep their valuable.” camaraderie alive. Most had graduated from hunter out of Lakehurst, New Jersey, patrolling the Jamestown High School about the same year, so they Atlantic coastline. He said he also learned two things These men represent what has been called “The named themselves “The Class of ’40 + or -” Today, that stayed with him until today. “I met city fellows Greatest Generation.” A simple afternoon lunch and little more than a dozen of that band of veterans who were different from me in ways I couldn’t have good conversation conveys that in ways their stories remain, but their memories and heroic exploits will imagined and I learned to type. Both of those facts can’t fully achieve. Their humble confidence and love live on in the nation’s proud military history for have done me a lot of good since those days.” Bob of country still stand out clearly as an echo of the 20th generations to come. Alm, another small town boy in the U.S. Army during Century and are still typical of the American service the European conflict, also learned that America is an man or woman in the 21st Century. “I saw 220 straight days and nights of rain, snow, mud unimaginable mixture of cultures, yet still one nation “You can’t teach courage,” Doug Benson said. “But and bullets on the front line,” Benson said. “There with one great purpose. were no days off in that coldest of German winters just like today’s US soldiers, we did our part to serve in 25 years.” Benson was an Army man like another Fenton Gustafson was a submarine engineer in our country.” The Class of ’40 + or - will continue to friend at the lunch table that day, Marsh Bloomstrand both the Atlantic and Pacific theaters. 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November 5, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 11 ...CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE Chautauqua County Camera Club Schedules Inaugural Meeting others who might be interested in learning, “ says Chad by emailing them to [email protected] no later than chautauquacountycameraclub.com. The group will Ecklof, “and that’s what we will discover each month Monday, November 5th. The discussions will cover meet the first Wednesday of each month at The when we gather.” High Dynamic Range Photography and how to shoot Prendergast Library from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Membership and process photos with a surreal look and feel. is $30 per year. Everyone interested in photography is The theme for November’s meeting is “Autumn in welcome whether you’ve never shot a photo in your life the Southern Tier” and anyone attending is asked to More information along with meeting schedules or you’ve been a professional photographer for decades. submit a photo taken at any point in their lives that and examples of works that will be on display fits this theme. Photos can be submitted for display are available on the club’s website, http://

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Article Contributed by Prendergast Library Gail L. Black will speak and sign copies of her first book, “Asses and Angels, A Journey from Abuse to Achievement,” from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, at Prendergast Library. From left, Bonnie Anderson, Gift Shop Volunteer, and Jessica Hunt, WCA Hospital The book tells how the author Volunteer Coordinator, display some of the holiday merchandise that will be on sale triumphed over abuse and eventually at the WCA Hospital Auxiliary Holiday Gift Sale, November 8 and 9 in the WCA Hospital founded the Vinewood Acres Auditorium. The public is welcome to stop and shop. Sugar Shack, a unique agri-tourism enterprise located in Westfield on WCA Hospital Auxiliary To Host Route 5 a mile east of Barcelona Harbor along the Seaway Trail. Gail L. Black, Author book “a fast-moving and gripping Holiday Sale Nov 8th & 9th Readers learn how she prevailed read.” Article Contributed by everything you would treasure giving against religious control, physical WCA to a friend or loved one to create the abuse and financial manipulation, “The asses and angels in Gail Black’s holiday of their dreams. “We will as she farmed her land and found title are people. They are the men The WCA Hospital Auxiliary will have the most treasured ornaments entrepreneurial success in the who have used and abused her - and host their popular annual Holiday and collectibles for gift giving to business of making fruit syrups all those folk who have supported and Sale on Thursday, November 8 that someone special,” Jessica said. from her grandmother’s recipes. helped. Gail’s book reads like a sexy from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and “This holiday season, we hope people Her farm gift shop, which is visited novel. Reading it, I laughed out loud Friday, November 9 from 8:00 a.m. will find time to enjoy their annual by thousands of world travelers and cried. Gail’s grit, creativity, and – 3:00 p.m. in the WCA Hospital traditions and shop with us for that yearly, now sells 27 flavors of these humor shine through,” O’Rourke said. Auditorium at 207 Foote Avenue, special gift that keeps on giving. A homemade syrups as well as maple At Prendergast, Ms. Black will speak Jamestown, New York. The public is treasured gift for someone you love is products and local crafts. welcome. Parking is available in the truly the gift of remembrance.” briefly at the front of the library and visitor parking lot. Shoppers support Ms. Black recently announced the then sign copies of the book, which The WCA Hospital Auxiliary is a the WCA Hospital Auxiliary’s pledge release of her book at the Sugar Shack will be sold for $10.75. Gift boxes are dedicated group of individuals which to support WCA’s Sharing the Gift of Gift Shop, the setting for the memoir. available with the book and a sample raises funds to support the mission, Health: The Capital Campaign for Our She describes the book as a must- of syrup for $20, of which $2 will go growth and development of WCA Emergency Department. read for anyone who has suffered to the Salvation Army. The author will Hospital. The Auxiliary, which abuse or is struggling with personal also present the library with a copy of “This sale is a wonderful way to kick consists of 130 members, provides hardship. her book. off the holiday shopping season,” a way for anyone in the community said Jessica Hunt, WCA Hospital who has been served by WCA an Daniel O’Rourke, columnist for the Prendergast Library is located at Volunteer Coordinator. “Our goal is to opportunity to give back in support of Dunkirk Observer and author of two 509 Cherry St., Jamestown. For have patrons do most of their holiday our community hospital. books of his own, called Ms. Black’s information, call 484-7135. shopping right here at WCA. There Proceeds from the Holiday Sale will truly is something for everyone and support the Auxiliary’s five-year we are encouraging our community pledge to support WCA’s capital supporters to stop by and shop for a campaign. Thanks to fundraisers like Pet Caricatures! great cause.” this, and the support of the WCA Let me bring your pet to life in a whole new way! The popular event includes traditional Foundation, with one year still They can be drawn: in their favorite environment, as well as unique holiday home remaining on the pledge, the Auxiliary in a cartoon strip, or even as a super hero! décor and holiday merchandise. has already surpassed its $176,000 Call today for prices and turnaround time! Other holiday gifts at the sale include goal by giving $203,000 to support seasonal greeting cards, festive and the construction and equipping of collectible ornaments, candle holders, WCA Hospital’s new Emergency Daniel LaQuay festive birds, reindeer, penguins, Department. 38 North Franklin Street Cattaraugus, NY 14719 Santa’s, stocking suffers, toys, and Cash, checks, Discover, MasterCard (716)257-5512 studio distinctive new holiday products, and Visa will be accepted. For more ornaments, stocking stuffers, toys, and Appointments Only information about the sale or if you distinctive holiday home décor and are interested in volunteering at WCA e-mail: new holiday products. “Do all to the glory of God.” [email protected] Hospital, call Jessica in the Volunteer 1 Corinthians 10:31b Jessica Hunt says there is anything and Office at (716) 664-8236.

November 5, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 13 Got Community News or Business WCA HEALTH TIP News you oo would like November is American $10 us to print? Diabetes Month® Send it to: WCA Hospital Hosts Diabetes news@ Program November 15 jamestowngazette.com Contributing Writer We’d love to Linda Johnson hear from WCA Hospital Public Relations you! LET’S STOP DIABETES: According to the American Diabetes Association, recent estimates project that as many as one in three American adults will have diabetes in 2050, and an additional 79 million Americans are at high risk for developing type-2 diabetes. Diabetes is a serious disease. If it isn’t managed, it can damage many parts of the body, leading to heart attacks, strokes, amputation, blindness, kidney failure and nerve damage. But there is good news: CREDIT CONNECTION diabetes complications can be prevented or delayed by properly AUTOMATED LOAN BY PHONE managing blood glucose, blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Eating healthy, being physically active and quitting smoking also can help GUARANTEED AUTO FINANCING lower the risk of diabetes complications. 1-866-640-7604 Do you or someone you know have diabetes? WCA Hospital Can Help! Join the experts at WCA Hospital for a community diabetes education presentation, “Learn How To Play The Game of Diabetes & Win!” to be held on Thursday, November 15, at the WCA Hospital Auditorium, located at 207 Foote Avenue, Jamestown New York. The program will include vendor guests from 6 p.m. – 7 p.m. and the education program will begin at 7 p.m. until 8 p.m. The program is free and open to the public. Seating is limited. To reserve your seat, call (716) 763-2079. Community participants will learn tips to: manage diabetes; live a healthy lifestyle; stay active; choose healthy foods; maintain healthy blood pressure; reach glucose goals and more. All attendees will play a game of diabetes and everyone who attends will be a winner! “During November, we want to raise awareness of the risks of developing diabetes, celebrate the people who live with this disease and provide support to help with managing it,” said Jacqueline Carlson, RD, CDE, Diabetes Educator at WCA Hospital. “Our goal is to prevent or control diabetes so that we decrease the incidence of heart disease, blindness, kidney disease and amputations. These are complications of uncontrolled diabetes. We encourage anyone affected by diabetes to attend our free community presentation to learn how they can manage diabetes disease and live a healthy lifestyle.” For more information about stopping diabetes (in English and Spanish) call 1-800-DIABETES or visit stopdiabetes.com. Also, follow us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/AmericanDiabetesAssociation) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/AmDiabetesAssn).

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November 5, 2012 Jamestown Gazette www.JamestownGazette.com • Page 15 aith F Matters Choices Red Cross Helping People After Sandy Affects Lives in Multiple States Article Contributed by and very costly and the Red Cross American Red Cross needs the public’s help now. People Southwestern NY Chapter can make a financial donation by visiting www.redcross.org, call The American Red Cross has a huge 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733- Contributing Writer relief response underway to Sandy, 2767) or text the word REDCROSS Pastor Scott Hannon providing people across a number of to 90999 to make a $10 donation. states with a safe place to stay, food to Contributions may also be sent to the I’ve received countless e-mails from friends on both sides of the eat and comfort during this difficult local Red Cross Offices in Jamestown presidential race with the same message… “Scott! Make the right time. at 325 East 4th Street, in Olean at 452 choice!” I can’t turn on the television without being bombarded North Barry Street, and in Wellsville by the same message from our local politicians… “Choose me!” Thousands of people have spent at 112 North Main Street. These imperatives come with the ominous warnings that if I make the night in hundreds of Red Cross the wrong choice I’ll be doomed to suffer the cruel oppression of shelters since the storm began its The storm has also caused the unsympathetic leaders. onslaught on the country. The Red cancellation of hundreds of Red Cross Cross has already served more blood drives, resulting in a loss of At the gym, at the bar, in the office, at friend’s homes, in grocery than 100,800 meals and snacks and as many as 11,000 blood products stores – everywhere I go I seem to hear the same questions… “Who mobilized more than 2,300 disaster and people are eligible are asked to are you picking?” “Which side are you on?” “Will you make the right workers and almost 200 emergency especially if they live outside the areas choice?” vehicles so far and more are being impacted by the storm. And yet, on the eve of what is surely an important election, I can’t deployed. To schedule a donation time or get help but wonder... Is this really the most important choice I’ll make “This response to Sandy is just getting more information about giving blood, today? started. The storm has left devastation people can visit redcrossblood.org or In scripture Jesus continues to call people out of the political in its wake and we will be helping call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733- structures and power struggles of the day. He invites people into a people for weeks to come,” said 2767). To give blood, someone must new kingdom – the Kingdom of God. A kingdom based on love, Assistant Chapter Executive Kathy be at least 17 years of age, meet weight acceptance, forgiveness and new life. In the Sermon on the Mount Burch. “This will be very costly and and height requirements and be in (Matthew 5-7) Jesus goes into detail regarding the importantchoices the Red Cross needs help now. We general good health. Donors should individuals in His kingdom have before them. ask everyone to support us as we help bring their Red Cross blood donor people recover from this massive card or other form of positive ID with Jesus says, “Choose love. Choose humility. Choose compassion. storm.” them. Some states allow 16-year-olds Choose not to judge. Choose forgiveness. Choose peace.” Jesus says, to give with parental consent. “Let your light shine before others.” These are the choices set before The response to Sandy is very large us on the first Tuesday in November and every other day of the year. And so, as you make decisions related to this earthly kingdom may you also choose to live in the Kingdom of God. And may we all come Got Community News or Business to see that the greatest choices we make happen not in an isolated booth, but in our everyday lives. News you would like us to print? In the Way, Send it to: [email protected] WHINEWHINE Pastor Scott OFOF THETHE We’d love to hear from you! Final note: That we are empowered to make choices within the Kingdom of God is only because God firstchose us. God says, “You are my servant, I have chosen you and not cast you off; do not fear WEEK!WEEK! for I am with you, do not be afraid for I am your God.” Isaiah9-10

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No Big Deal? Friend Us On FACEBOOK The other day I actually heard somebody WHINEWHINE complain that schools and businesses OFOF THETHE closed in preparation for Hurricane Sandy. Since we didn’t get the worst of it, WEEK!WEEK!they say, we over-reacted and worried for nothing. Wake up people. What if the worst happened and we didn’t prepare? The complaints would have drowned us if the rain didn’t. And remember, the worst did happen to many New Yorkers who lost everything, including lives. Let’s not be so self-centered to think our neighbor’s tragedy is unimportant to us. Stormy B. Cummings

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