Local Radio Veteran to Retire Ron "Smith" Reiff Calls It a Career After 55 Years

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Media One Group radio announces the onto WWSE in Jamestown where he became passion has been auto racing. Reiff was the retirement of one of its broadcast veterans the first morning man in the stations history, track announcer at State Line Speedway who has serviced the area’s airwaves for the FM spin off of WJTN-AM. In 1974 in Busti from 1986 to 2001. In 1994, Dirt decades. Ron Reiff will end his commercial Smith began his twenty eight year tenure at Track Magazine announced that Reiff had radio broadcast career at the end of the month WWCB in Corry, Pennsylvania. He joined been voted as one of the top ten best track and local radio will never sound the same. radio stations WKSN, WHUG and WQFX announcers on the East Coast! In 2016 Reiff Area radio listeners may not recognize in June of 2004 and returned to the Orchard was honored with The Legacy Award by the name, because Reiff has been on the Road broadcast facility in West Ellicott in Stateline Speedway during their end of year local airwaves as “Ron Smith” for decades. 2005 when Media One Group acquired the banquet in appreciation of his many years of Most recently Reiff has been a Senior stations from Vox Allegheny. For a majority passion and dedication to the local speedway. of his career Reiff also provided professional Sales Consultant and commercial voice for After giving up the mic at the track in 2001 voice over production for radio and television Media One Group’s five local radio stations. he became the radio host of “The Pit Road commercials across the country. Additionally, Reiff has been educating fans of Show” which aired on WHUG-FM, WWSE- classic rock each Saturday morning on WQFX “It has been an honor working alongside FM and most recently on WQFX-FM each 103.1 FM and has been a radio commentator Ron,” said Andrew Hill, Media One Group’s Saturday night, live from “the Pits” at Stateline of Eisenhower High School Varity Football Director of Operations and Programming. Speedway. for the past seven seasons . His recent “His creativity for commercial copywriting is Ron Smith accepting his accomplishments, however, are just the career the best in the business and we’ve been lucky Reiff, as a licensed amateur HAM radio Legacy Award in 2016 extends far beyond his time with Media One to have his talents in our community. He operator, is looking forward to spending more from Stateline Speedway during Group. could have easily been working in Hollywood time with his family and chatting with other their end of year banquet. HAM operators around the world under his Reiff first began radio in 1963 at WNAE- with his skills. His enthusiasm and belief in call sign KB3BYP. WRRN, while he was still in High School. local radio has been inspirational for many Article Contributed by His first full-time job at the radio station young broadcasters he has come across.” Hill Anyone wishing to congratulate Reiff was in the position of a copywriter and on- added. on his retirement can do so at www. Media One Group air personality in 1969. From there he went Other than radio broadcasting, Reiff’s other MediaOneGroupRadio.com Responsibility Matters Anheuser-Busch Brews Its Products To Be Enjoyed Responsibly By Adults. HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY!

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Get your LaScala favorite for $7.99 production, which is the premier local (excludes prime rib) For more information about the performance of the popular musical. audition process, contact theatre Perfect Couple Those auditioning should be prepared manager Steven Gustafson at $22.22 per person to sing a song from Newsies and wear 338.1166. 3155 Fluvanna Ave., Jamestown, NY Select Items only JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 10 www.JamestownGazette.com COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY May 21, 2018 JOIN ME IN THE KITCHEN with Vicki McGraw JCC Summer Youth Get creative…you don’t need to stick to the “same old-same old” when the markets have so many great veggies and Programs Offered fruits. Nutritionally, fresh is best, so kick up the wonderful flavors available to you! Awesome Amphibians, Minecrafttm When making cold salads, you can add a Animators, Stuff It, The Amazing southwestern flare with corn and black Racetm, Dinosaur Dig, and Trinkets, beans, or they can be added to pasta salads or as a topping on green salads. Kick up Treasures & Travels. A full list your plain lettuce salad by adding sliced of courses can be found at http://www. berries, pecans and a sprinkle of crumbled sunyjcc.edu/continuing-education/ bleu or feta cheese and top with a drizzle youth-programs. Contributing Writer of balsamic vinegar or fresh lemon juice Tech College, for youth ages 10– and olive oil. Vicki McGraw 14, will be held July 30–August 2 Another great warm weather side dish that from 9a.m.–noon. The program features will is a favorite to add to your picnic menu Toy Creation Frenzy, in which studentswill Well friends, with the Memorial Day is baked beans. This can be kept at room Article Contributed by use 3D printers and CNC machines to holiday weekend almost upon us, do we temperature for up to two hours without dare hope that summer will finally grace Jamestown design a toy. worry of spoilage, and can be lightened up us with its presence? We do deserve a by omitting the addition of fats (such as Community College Wee College is offered July 30–August long, hot spell after having had such a long bacon or ham) and be kicked up by simply 2. These classes, for children ages six and winter and very wet spring! adding different varieties of beans to your Registration for several summer youth seven, include Sweet Science Sensations, With the arrival of summer weather, we in which students learn about science standard recipes. My favorite baked beans programs at Jamestown Community tend to think of picnics with lighter, cooler and conduct experiments with candy, include not only navy beans, but light and College's Jamestown Campus has begun. foods (rather than soups and casseroles). dark kidney beans as well as butter beans. and Petite Picassos and Savvy Scientists, Summer salads are light, colorful and And we can’t forget good old three bean The programs feature interactive classes a course blending art and science. refreshing, but do require a little thought. salad! With fresh veggies available, we can in science, technology, engineering, math, Participants choose either a morning or Mayo-based salads are always popular, but kick this up, too. Fresh beans (that have art, culinary arts, and music. afternoon session. can be especially tough to serve because been blanched), grape tomatoes, corn and To register, call or visit JCC's Center they should not sit out of refrigeration for sliced celery in a vinaigrette will add color A number of scholarships, provided long. We don’t want to think about food to your plate and crunch to your palette! for Continuing Education through the Chautauqua Region poisoning as an end to a fun day! Many in the Carnahan Center, 338-1005. Community Foundation's Blossom This week, why not add something new salads can be ‘tweaked” and transformed The center is open from 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Fund and the JCC Foundation, to your Memorial Day menu, and as we into a refreshing heat resilient summer are available. To be eligible for a scholarship, salad. come together to celebrate a day off, let Full-day and half-day camp options are us remember with a grateful heart the an individual must qualify and provide Traditional potato salad is always a picnic offered July 23–26 for youth ages 8–12 sacrifices made by those who serve, have documentation for the public school free favorite, but must be kept on ice when in Kids' College. Some courses include served and especially those who made the or reduced price lunch program or provide the weather is warm. You can avoid this Extreme Team Challenge, greatest sacrifice for our freedom. documentation of income based on the issue by creating a vinaigrette potato salad. Picture This, Really Cool Reptiles & number of persons in the household. Similarly, traditional macaroni salad has God Bless the USA! the same salad dressing verses heat issue. To read more of Vicki McGraw’s A vinegar based dressing can withstand commentaries on good cooking, fine the warmer temps and not spoil nearly recipes and perfect party treats, visit www. as easily. I love fresh crunchy salads, and jamestowngazette.com and click on Join Me Registration Open find many veggies can be combined into in the Kitchen’s own page. The Jamestown terrific salads, with or without pastas. And Gazette is proud to present our county’s let’s not forget luscious fresh fruit salads! for One Ball Tournament most creative and original writers for your Whether it’s a mix of melons or a beautiful enjoyment and enlightenment. blend of ripe berries, it will appeal to all of the senses! for Testicular Cancer

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• ¼ c olive oil • ½ c balsamic vinegar • Salt and pepper to taste • ½ t chipotle seasoning Article Contributed by choose to enter one of three divisions, “Competitive”, "Intermediate", or “We’re One Ball Foundation Here for the Party”. Multiple raffles will be offered, and a BBQ The 6th Annual One Ball Tournament for Cook pasta according to package direction. Chicken Dinner ($9.00 each) will be Testicular Cancer returns to Willis Hale served by VMW Chapter 20 beginning at Drain and toss warm pasta with oil, Town Park in Frewsburg, NY on June 11:00am until gone. All proceeds benefit 23rd, 2018. The whiffle ball tournament One Ball Foundation, a Jamestown based vinegar and seasonings. for ages 21 & over begins at 9:30am with non-profit organization whose mission is 24 teams playing games on 6 fields. Team to raise awareness about testicular cancer Add remaining ingredients registration is open at www.1ball4tc.com, and help support those in treatment. For and teams are guaranteed 3 games. Entry more details contact Ben Lindquist at 716- and chill well before serving. fees are $100 per team through June 1, 499-8427, or go to www.1ball4tc.com, and $120 after. Each player receives a One where you can register your team, become Ball Tournament t-shirt, and teams can a sponsor, or make a donation. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE May 21, 2018 COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 11

REMEMBERING BROOKLYN SQUARE with Joan V. Cusimano Lindquist Brooklyn Square Supermarkets Contributing Writer cities and towns in western New York Joan V. Cusimano Lindquist and Pennsylvania. All of the Quality Cash stores would be serviced from Although the City Market was a the Jamestown warehouse, and the popular one-stop shopping place company was owned and operated in old Brooklyn Square, the stall by Jamestown men. vendors all followed the practice Fast forward to 1948, and Guy of many of the Mom and Pop Glace, who had given three years grocery stores that could be found of his young life to the Army Air on many street corners throughout Corps during WW II, was once the city, that is, customers’ orders again reunited with another well- were hand-picked by merchants known chain of supermarkets in the and cash was king when it came to Jamestown area, Loblaws, whose paying for goods at each stall. But parent company was in Canada. the advent of what we now know The Brooklyn Square Loblaws was as supermarkets did come to the located at 1 North Main Street, and Square in two prominent businesses Glace was the manager of that store that allowed customers the privilege from 1948-1950. The Brooklyn of self-service among a large array of itself on selling high-quality foods Square Loblaws was bound on the goods, both comestibles and non- for consistently low prices. Quality north by the popular florist shop, edible products: the Paquin-Snyder Cash promised to offer the same Nelson and Butts, and to the south Groceteria that became a Quality by the equally popular Lundquist Cash store and Loblaws. kind of customer service and also to retain Paquin-Snyder employees. Hardware. The Brooklyn Square Paquin- It was a win-win deal, and to make The Jamestown Loblaws markets, Snyder Groceteria was located at 18 things even sweeter for customers in South Main Street from 1930-1941. whose motto was “First in Quality,” the Brooklyn Square area, the merger In April of 1942, Quality Cash were supplied by warehouses in of Paquin-Snyder and Quality Cash Markets bought all nine groceterias Buffalo, New York. The Brooklyn resulted in one large, modern self- in Jamestown and environs, thus Square store employed twenty service supermarket called Quality creating a new line of self-service people and occupied approximately Master Market. (Paquin-Snyder retail grocery stores under the 3,000 square feet. People from all Groceteria, early 1930s) banner of Quality Cash markets. over the city, not just those who The Paquin-Snyder Company, Inc. The purchase of Paquin-Snyder lived on the south side, shopped at had been in business for thirty- Groceterias brought the number of the Brooklyn Square store because five years, and their stores were the food stores owned and operated by it was convenient to a bus stop, plus first to offer Jamestown customers Quality Cash Stores, Inc. to a total delivery service was available to self-service. Paquin-Snyder prided of sixty-nine, serving twenty-seven customers anywhere in the city.

JCC, Edinboro Announce Transfer Agreement Article Contributed by up to the equivalent of 90 credit hours Jamestown into EU's criminal justice degree program if they meet grade point and Community College course requirements.

A new transfer agreement between Located in northwestern Pennsylvania, Jamestown Community College and EU is a public, four-year university Edinboro University of Pennsylvania offering associate, bachelor's, and 99 has been signed. master's degrees serving approximately 5,600 undergraduate and graduate 34 JCC graduates who hold an Associate in Science degree in criminal justice students. or an Associate in Applied Science in For more information, visit www. criminalCigarillos justice - police can transfer sunyjcc.edu/transfer/agreements

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Contributing Writer dollar goes directly to the organization which a contributor designates. Walt Pickut adding excitement ‘‘Everyone can be a philanthropist,” “We have contests as a part of Warren John Lasher, Executive Director of the Gives to add some excitement and Community Foundation of Warren interest to the event,” Lasher said. “One County (CFWC), told the Jamestown such contest is the “Most States” contest. Gazette last week. Organizations compete to see who can Warren Gives is an innovative project raise money from the greatest number of that started in 2013 by recognizing states across the country. Many of them the generosity and community spirit use advertising, road signs, newsletters of Warren County residents. “That first and social media campaigns to alert year we raised $146,194 for area non- their donors about the event. The Kids profits,” Lasher said. Last year Warren In Need Fund, for example, reached out Gives raised $414,000 (which included to all Warren County School District $40,000 in matching funds) in support of Employees and asked them to contribute 102 local non-profit community service organizations. to Warren Gives on event day.” one great day Last year the winning organization – Miracle Mountain Ranch – received The entire event will cover the span of less donations from 31 states. The prize was than a single day — between 6 a.m. and $100 dollars in addition to the funds they 10 p.m. on Wednesday, May 23, 2018. The goal is to raise awareness and raised.” appreciation for Warren County non- want a reminder? profits, to encourage new giving and to The Community Foundation top last year’s remarkable 16-hour online fund raising achievement. More than of Warren County will be pleased 3,600 donations combined to average to email a reminder to anyone who nearly $26,000 in every hour of giving. would appreciate it on the event day. Readers can simply go to http:// At any convenient time between warrengives.org/organizations/1220-2/ 6 a.m. and 10 p.m., donors will be able to make online contributions to any and sigh up. 329 Pennsylvania Ave. West of this year’s 103 organizations simply learn more Warren, PA 16365 by logging on at WarrenGives.org. A list Go to Facebook: Warren Gives, contact of all the non-profits and vital community organizations is available at http:// CFWC and John Lasher at 310 Second (814) 723-7801 warrengives.org/organizations-2/. Avenue, P.O. Box 691, Warren, PA 16365, A list of the categories of the non- call 814-726-9553 or email cfwc@westpa. facebook.com/salonstudio329 profit organizations and the number net. of organizations in each category can be Lasher added a special note to all found at the end of this article. Jamestown Gazette readers. “I hope your According to CRCF, the specially designed readers will visit Warrengives.org on May Warren Gives online donation process 23 to donate to the organizations they Jefferson Middle School 5th is secure and makes donating to one wish to support. We like to say “Everyone or many of a donor’s favorite organizations Can Be A Philanthropist!” quick and easy. Warren Gives accepts Graders Celebrate Mental MasterCard, Visa, and Discover cards. The Community Foundation of Warren Receipts are e-mailed to donors within County — For Good…Forever. Health Awareness Month minutes. The minimum donation is $10 to any organization. Warren Gives Article Contributed by are encouraging Jefferson staff and a beautiful pool students to wear green on Fridays and Roundup of Services Supported Jamestown Public Schools will hold a Walk-a-Thon at Strider Field A Contribution Matching Pool of $40,000 by Category: made last year’s contributions go even at the end of the month. Students also Jefferson Middle School fifth graders in farther than the individual contributions created posters promoting Mental could have on their own. ARTS (8) Gina Hess’ classroom are celebrating Health Awareness, as well as, provided EDUCATION (7) Mental Health Awareness Month this wellness tips during the morning Matching dollars, according to Lasher, will be distributed proportionally EMERGENCY SERVICES (19) May by raising money for the Mental announcements. Health Association at The Gateway among organizations based on the HEALTH (9) “I think an activity like this builds a amount of donations they receive. Center. This is the second year for the LIBRARIES (5) lot of compassion within ourselves. It A bigger contribution sends more match activity. makes us more aware of surrounding dollars to the organizations that each NATURE (4) “We are trying to raise money for behaviors and the reason for those donor supports. The 2017 match pool SERVING ADULTS (5) invisible illnesses,” said Jefferson behaviors. It encourages us not to was sponsored by the CFWC, Betts SERVING COMMUNITY (31) Middle School fifth grader Kaylee judge before you really know the Foundation, Blair, DeFrees Family Memorial Fund, Northwest Charitable SERVING YOUTH (15) Keppel. “We are trying to help those whole story,” said Mrs. Hess. Foundation, Sara Sokolski Memorial people who need our help and we just Students will be heading through local Fund, and United Refining Company. total of want them to get better. It’s important neighborhoods asking for pledges for The 2018 match pool is hoped to be even 103 Vital Community Services. to do something like this because you the Walk-a-Thon. If you would like to bigger. are trying to help people get better.” Support your favorite one and… donate directly, please contact Gina All administrative and processing fees are Students are selling slime and squishies Hess at Jefferson Middle School at paid by CFWC which guarantees donors Give — For Good…Forever to raise money. In addition, students 483-4411. that 100% of every donation and match Week of 5/21/18 - 5/27/18

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SUDOKU Edited by Margie E. Burke Difficulty: Easy 7 5 9 1 3 HOW TO SOLVE: aith 5 8 Each row must contain the numbers F atters 2 3 9 8 1 to 9; each column 4 7 3 9 must contain the M numbers 1 to 9; and 1 each set of 3 by 3 5 boxes must contain Just Love the numbers 1 to 9. 8 4 2 3 (Answer appears else- 9 2 where in this issue) 2 9 6 Copyright 2018 by The Puzzle Syndicate

Slipped Disks Contributing Writer WHINEWHINE Few phrases evoke as much misery as “Slipped disks” among those of us with bad Pastor Shawn Hannon Hope Lutheran Church Arcade, NY OFOF THETHE backs. But I’m whining about the other kind. The ones with music and stories and movies I had a funny encounter a few weeks Now, my point is this, none of Solution to Sudoku: on them. I borrow them from the library ago at a fish fry at our church. I was the things I’ve just mentioned are 4 WEEK!WEEK!7 8 5 2 9 1 3 6 sometimes. But a lot of people must use them standing in the kitchen (pretending necessarily bad. Sharing your faith 3 9 5 6 1 8 2 4 7 as drink coasters, Frisbees and ping-pong paddles. They are so scratched they just won’t play anymore. Please show some to work) when one of our youth came on a facebook post or bumper sticker 2respect1 6 for 3the 4things7 that5 you9 borrow8 and for the other people who rushing in. “Pastor Shawn,” they said, is great. 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JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 14 www.JamestownGazette.com COMMUNITY May 21, 2018 According to Lake Erie New York Chilcott, a Vietnam Veteran pilot. month of June, besides the regular get- Continued from Front… Chapter 4 President, Susan Rowley, Blue Susan Rowley’s passion for Blue Star togethers for coffee, bowling and game night, we are going to play paintball, go deceased veterans for the past year. After Star Mothers of America will also hold a Mothers is palpable through her truly special event in honor of Memorial putt putting, start a photography class, the service the cemetery’s large flag will impassioned discussion regarding the Day. This event takes place at 10:00am our wives are going to be hearing from the brought from half-staff to full staff. Memorial Day events. She speaks with on Saturday, May 26, where the Blue Star a compassionate and understanding care giver director of the east coast, and According to Sam Genco, of the Lake Mothers will be holding their 6th annual tone, that resonates with her emphasis participate in a flag disposal ceremony on View Cemetery, this event is deeply Gold Star Memorial event to honor of the importance of military personnel Flag Day.” rooted in Jamestown’s history. In 1868 the Gold Star Heroes and Gold Star Families and their families. Susan said the “most the poppy significance Jamestown Public Schools decorated the (families who have lost a loved one important thing Blue Star Mothers does Ron Waid, of the Frewsburg Legion cemetery. Then in 1869 the townspeople during their time of military service). The is support families” that have loved ones emphasized the significance of Memorial took over and brought wagons of flowers ceremony, which takes place at Veterans serving in the military. She said Blue Star Day, and the true meaning behind it. to decorate the veterans’ graves. This Park (between West Third St. and Logan Mothers “promotes patriotism, supports He also said one thing he would like tradition has continued every year since St.) in Jamestown, will honor 18 local our currently serving military and people to focus on is, those little red to honor all veterans, and there are Gold Star Heroes. veterans, and supports gold star families 3581 known veterans in the Lake View poppy flowers you may see for sale by paying homage and one another as our children serve.” Cemetery. There are also three different different groups. Some information from Susan said it can be difficult for the areas with dedicated veteran plots. Some of the families of these heroes will Wikipedia.org states “The remembrance be in attendance, and family members community to understand the feelings poppy is an artificial flower that has blue star mothers who are in attendance will be invited to facing many military families, especially if been used since 1921 to commemorate their loved one is deployed, but especially Blue Star Mothers of America (an release a balloon as the name of their Gold military personnel who have died in war, for those families who’s loved ones never organization of mothers of children Star hero is called out. The ceremony and represents a common or field poppy, returned. Blue Star Mothers, serves a serving in the military) will be holding will bring together the community to Papaver rhoeas. Inspired by the World great purpose bringing these mothers multiple community events in honor of pay homage to the ultimate sacrifice our War I poem "In Flanders Fields", and and families together. It is a true support Memorial Day as well. One such event military personnel have made for our promoted by Moina Michael, they were network, and this support network will be the Honor and Remembrance country. The ceremony will feature a bag first adopted by the American Legion to recognizes the sacrifices of those serving, Ceremony in the town of Carroll Veteran pipe player, violinist, color guard 21 gun commemorate American soldiers killed but especially the sacrifices made by Gold Park Wednesday, May 23 at 6:30pm. The salute, and area elected officials (including in that war (1914–1918).” Star Heroes along with the families they ceremony will welcome participants to Senator Young, Assemblyman Goodell, have left behind. Blue Star Mothers has Ron also mentioned that the Frewsburg leave flowers as symbols of individuals Mayor Teresi, County Executive George the highest regard for the true meaning will also have a Memorial Day parade in who have served in the military (or are Borrello). The event’s keynote speaker behind Memorial Day. the center of town, and there will be a currently serving). will be Air Force Retired, Colonel Gary march to the Maple Grove Cemetery. The coming together Frewsburg Legion will be open all day on Cindy Reidy, of the Dwyer Chautauqua Memorial Day. He said all are welcome to program, said participants of the Dwyer come in, have a hot dog, and bring a dish program will be “attending the Gold Star to pass. memorial with the Blue Star mothers community on the 26th. Also, we are participating with other groups to place flags at the Our community has many caring cemetery on the 24th.” When asked what individuals that bind us together. There the general public could do to honor are so many individuals and groups that Memorial Day, Cindy stated “we want will dedicate time, money, and effort to them to come out and join others and appreciating our departed armed forces remember those we have lost.” personnel. The volunteers that make Cindy also emphasized there is support these events come alive will work many in Chautauqua County for area veterans, hours because they selflessly want the and the Dwyer Chautauqua program, will vibrance of our admiration of our armed remain highly active with a plethora of force heroes to be felt for generations to activities throughout June. Cindy stated come. “We always have a lot going on. In the Free Kids Art Trail Awards Presented During Jamestown Community College Scavenger Hunt Commencement Ceremony Memorial Weekend Article Contributed by The JCC Trustee Award, in recognition of highest academic achievement in Article Contributed by look for a match to their chosen card. Jamestown each degree area, was presented to Misty The hunt is the fun part. You might not Community College Becker of Jamestown and Garrett Martin North Shore Arts Alliance visit all ten galleries but you might get of Olean, Associate of Arts - Liberal Arts & Sciences: Social Science; Charity to some of them. Kyle Baglia, a 2008 graduate Crossley of Jamestown, Associate in free event of Jamestown Community College, Denise Williams Stebbins will also be Applied Science, Mechanical Technology; delivered the keynote address at JCC's As part of the North Shore Arts Annalise Boyer of Randolph, Tiffany offering a special creative event to keep 68th commencement on May 19 Alliance Memorial Weekend Art Donaldson of Falconer, and Madeline the kids busy while the adults enjoy in Jamestown. Trail in Chautauqua Country, TEN her beautiful Living Glass Gallery in Lynch of Lakewood, Associate in Science - artists will also participating in a small Westfield. Marcia Merrins will be The ceremony honored, college-wide, 475 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Mathematics and spring 2018 graduates, 165 December Science; Greta Gustafson of Frewsburg, scavenger hunt for CHILDREN. setting up a clay table in her studio for 2017 graduates, and 36 summer 2017 A.S Communication; Alex Johnson On May 26 and 27th, from 10am– the children to play with. graduates. of Youngsville, PA, A.S. Computer 5pm, bring your kids to the kids art The ten artists participating in the Science; Marina Kessler of Fredonia, trail. Help them to choose a picture Marilyn A. Zagora, vice president of scavenger hunt are: Denise Williams A.S. Biotechnology; Samantha Nordlund card from the participating gallery. As academic affairs, and Eileen J. Goodling, Stebbins, Tom Annear, Bonnie Beyer, of Jamestown, A.S. Individual Studies; you look at the lovely artwork, your vice president of student development, Audrey Kay Dowling, Nancy Nixon Mitchell Schapp of Little Valley, A.S. kids can write down the artwork they presented the degree candidates. Degrees Liberal Arts & Sciences: Adolescence Ensign, James Hoggard, Mary Ann like and why. (paper and pencils will were presented by JCC President Cory Education; and Riley Stedman of Jankowski, Susan Forrester Mackay, be available). This keeps them busy L. Duckworth and Wally Huckno, Springville, A.S. Environmental Science. Marcia Merrins, and Cynthia Norton chairperson of the JCC board of trustees. while YOU can enjoy the conversation During the ceremony, the JCC with the artists. When the adults are Art Trail Memorial Weekend Greetings were extended from the Distinguished Alumnus Award finished everyone can move on to is May 26th and 27th. Studios open graduating class by Ebehitale Imobhio, was presented to Baglia and Rebecca the next art studio and the kids can 10am–5pm president of JCC's Student Senate. Nystrom '75. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE May 21, 2018 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 15 Chautauqua Bright Spots Once Again Highlights Positive Work In Community Article Contributed by addition to food, the Labyrinth also hosts live music, poetry slams, and comedy open CASAC mics. In 2013, the Labyrinth expanded operations to open Brazil Craft Beer and Chautauqua Bright Spots is recognizing six Wine Lounge located directly above the organizations working to make Chautauqua Labyrinth. County a better and brighter place Steady Plow Farm through “Food, Farms and Love.” These Steady Plow Farm, LLC is a small organizations, and the individuals who diversified farm in Sherman, NY that work with them, deserve acknowledgement grows vegetables and keeps bees with a for the positive impact they have on our passion for sustainability. They grow and community. distribute vegetables through a Community On June 6, these community efforts will be Supported Agriculture (CSA) model, which celebrated at an event held at the St. Susan allows customers to pre-purchase vegetables Center on Water Street in Jamestown. The at the beginning of the growing season. celebration starts at 5:30 pm. Community Once a week from spring through fall, members are encouraged to attend. CSA customers receive a share of what is in Honorees chosen include CHQ Local, use more local products and the farmers a food truck to deliver nutritionally-dense season. This model provides peace of mind ‘I am Loved’ at Conduit Ministries, The who want to grow a diverse crop especially meals to areas traditionally deprived of to the local farmer, who knows her crops are Labyrinth Press Company, the Jamestown for local consumers. As a marketing director access to fresh fruit, vegetables, and whole paid for before they are planted. Customers Public Market, the St. Susan Center, and in the restaurant industry, he sees the foods. have the satisfaction of eating locally and in Steady Plow Farm. season. importance of telling the personal story of jamestown public market These entities were chosen due to the where the food is coming from, who grew it, To the best of their ability, Steady Plow Farm The newly re-branded Jamestown Public positive community work and services how it was grown, how one can cook it and/ uses growing practices that are sustainable Market has operated in the Jamestown area they provide, centered on food, farms or what local chefs are doing with seasonal for land, farm, animals, and farmer alike. for over 100 years. Though the landscape and and love. All community organizations ingredients. CHQ Local Food has been the This means that every season is different, location for the market has changed, what recognized embody the Chautauqua Bright voice of the Local growing season through as they experiment, learn, make mistakes, remains is the dedication from local farmers, Spot’s mission; to empower groups, and social media and a weekly “What’s in the problem solve, and celebrate small victories. vendors, and artisan and community leaders individuals to create positive community Basket” informational email. And they wouldn't have it any other way. change, highlight positive alternatives to in retaining this food system enterprise. CHQ Local Food also is passionate about st. susan center harmful behaviors, and build community The Jamestown Public Market continues locally made food products. They act connectedness and synergy to make to thrive thanks to the hard work of For 34 years St. Susan Center has been as retailer and whole sale distributor of Chautauqua a healthier place to live, work all involved, including the team at the providing hunger relief to those in need in regionally made artisan goods. Find CHQ and play. Jamestown Renaissance Corporation, the the community, nearly 2.4 million meals Local Food at the Bio-dome, Reverie and climbing. But St. Susan Center is more Chautauqua Bright Spots is an initiative of City of Jamestown, and many passionate Creamery, on the grounds of Chautauqua than just a place to get a hot meal; it is a place HOPE Chautauqua, a coalition formed to community supporters. The market is proud Institution and additional locations in that offers warmth and compassion to all promote substance abuse prevention in the to be a true weekly destination committed to Chautauqua County and WNY. who come through our doors. The staff and county. Coalition members desired a way everything local! The JPM is excited for the i am loved at conduit ministries volunteers do a fantastic job of feeding the to recognize the good things happening 2018 season and the continued offering of need and also providing positive interaction in the community while working to raise I Am Loved is a part of Conduit Ministries, a a safe, vibrant and educational community with our guests who often are shunned by awareness of substance abuse prevention not-for-profit organization founded in 2012 space for those seeking fresh, local produce, society. efforts. Chautauqua Bright Spots supports to create a missional movement to redeem locally raised meat products, home-made and promotes all the positive things communities through the saving, no-strings baked goods, hand-made crafts, live If you know of groups, entities, or happening on Chautauqua County! attached love of Jesus Christ. Conduit entertainment and more. Through children’s organizations in Chautauqua County programming, cooking demonstrations that fit the description of a Bright Spot Read below to learn more about entities Ministries currently includes two churches and partnerships with organizations such according to the initiative’s mission, please being recognized. in the city of Jamestown, small groups that gather weekly across Chautauqua County as Jamestown Pediatrics and Eat Smart NY, make a nomination. Nomination forms chq local food for gospel-centered community building, the JPM provides a space for the sale of are available at the Chautauqua Alcohol & The mission of Chautauqua Local Food Inc. and the ministry of I Am Loved. nutritious goods and the strengthening of Substance Abuse Council (CASAC) offices community spirit. at 501 W. 3rd Street or on the Chautauqua is to support and improve access to a locally- This summer, I Am Loved will host four Bright Spots Facebook page, where you based food system while conveniently interns and an estimated 200 volunteers to labyrinth press company can either download the form or follow the providing quality, sustainable products support programming. This will include, Founded in 2007, the Labyrinth Press link to complete online. Nominations are from Chautauqua County, NY growers/ but is not limited to: a feeding & recreation Company is a restaurant and cafe in accepted continuously, and Bright Spots producers to local conscientious consumers program for local children; the planning and downtown Jamestown dedicated to will be designated at special recognition at a fair market price. execution of the Summer Fun Community providing our community with hearty events on a periodic basis. Five growing seasons ago CHQ Local Kick-Off and I Am Loved Week; vegetarian fare. They find culinary Food owner, Jason Toczydlowski, saw a coordination with local not-for-profit and inspiration from all over the world and work There are many Bright Spots out there, so disconnect between chefs who wanted to government agencies; and, the operation of to create unique flavors and experiences. In let’s give them the spotlight they deserve!

JPS Announces New Ring Elementary School Principal Annette Miller Article Contributed by Bret Apthorpe. “We thank Mrs. Foster became a reading coach at Bush School and and it is a full-circle moment for me to go for her years of service as Ring School’s in 2010 she was named the JPS Literacy back to my roots and passion to become Jamestown Public Schools principal. She has done an outstanding Coordinator. As Literacy Coordinator, one of our amazing elementary schools job leading the school but we also know Mrs. Miller conducted and initiated many principals. I am looking forward to working Jamestown Public Schools is proud to that she will do an equally fantastic job professional trainings with staff within the with the fantastic staff, students, families announce the appointment of Annette as the Coordinator of World Language district including: Guided Reading, Step Up and Ring Elementary School community Miller as the new principal of Ring at Jamestown Schools with her extensive to Writing, an early literacy team to examine to create a loving, learning atmosphere. It Elementary School. Current Principal knowledge of English as New Language research and practices, English Language takes a community to raise a child.” Connie Foster is becoming the new children.” Arts curriculum training and support, Mrs. Miller holds a Bachelor of Science Coordinator of English as a New Language Mrs. Miller has worked for the Jamestown Keyboarding Without Tears training and degree in Elementary Education from (ENL)/Languages Other Than English Schools for 27 years and is currently the standards and data examination. Mrs. Miller Clarion University, a Master of Science (LOTE) at Jamestown Schools. Mrs. Miller JPS Literacy Coordinator. She began her has received training in early childhood degree in Reading Education from the State will begin her appointment in July. career as a first grade teacher at S.S. Peter leadership, cognitive coaching, assessment University of New York College at Fredonia and student success in a differentiated “We are very lucky to have someone like and Paul School in Jamestown in 1989 and an Educational Leadership: Principal classroom and NWEA. Annette, who has extensive experience, and and began teaching first grade at Love Certification from Gannon University. Mrs. more importantly, a love of children and a Elementary School in 1992. She moved “I am very excited to become the principal Miller is a member of the International desire to help them become the best they on to become a reading specialist at Love at Ring Elementary School,” said Mrs. Literacy Association, Association for can be, to serve as the new Ring Elementary School and first and second grade teacher Miller. “I began 27 years ago in Jamestown Supervision and Curriculum Development School Principal,” said JPS Superintendent at Bush Elementary School. In 2005, she Schools as an elementary school teacher and The Reading League. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 16 www.JamestownGazette.com CLASSIFIEDS May 21, 2018 CULTIVATOR/TILLER: Stihl Yard Boss. ANTIQUES Gas. Like new. $249. (716) 488-9094. ROTOTILLER: Troy-Bilt "Horse" Rear CLEAR SANDWICH PRESSED tine. $475. Please call (716) 488-9094 GLASS: 52 pieces excellent condition. Glasses plates shakers candle- BRIDGE & STRATTON SNOWBLOWER: sticks servers $250. Please call (716) 22" Electric start needs a new spark 372-8154 for more details. plug. $100. Call 499-2326.

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As part of your community, we offer a comprehensive approach to rehabilitation with experienced professionals, the most advanced technologies and personalized programs to help you reach your goals – faster. Although you may have to drive a little farther to get here, you’ll have a better chance of At their May meeting, United Arts Appeal of Chautauqua County board members returning home sooner to those you love. Choose sent letters to local businesses, requesting their support for the arts in 2018. HealthSouth Erie. Our rehabilitation is worth the drive. Participating in the effort were (from left, seated) Sally Ulrich, Rick Davis, Julie Newell, (standing) Joe Braeger, Jason Sample, and Bob Ostrom.

Article Contributed by UnitedArtsAppeal.org. United Arts Appeal United Arts Appeal member A Higher Level of Care® of Chautauqua County organizations make a joint The Joint Commission appeal to businesses rather than Disease-Specific Care Certification in Brain A business can receive a lot of each organization contacting Injury Rehabilitation, 143 East Second Street • Erie, PA 16507 Orthopedic Rehabilitation, publicity for a modest contribution them separately. Support from 814 878-1200 Parkinson’s Disease Rehabilitation and Stroke to the United Arts Appeal of individuals is appreciated as well. healthsoutherie.com Rehabilitation Chautauqua County (UAA). UAA members are the Chautauqua ©2018:HealthSouth Corporation:614160D UAA board members made Regional Youth Ballet, Community that point in letters they sent to Music Project_, _1891 Fredonia businesses at their May meeting. Opera House, Infinity Visual “There are so many wonderful, and Performing Arts, Jamestown active businesses in our county,” Concert Association, Lucille Ball said UAA President Julie Newell. Little Theatre of Jamestown, and “We took this opportunity to reach Western New York Chamber out to some of those we had not Orchestra. contacted before.” To date, major 2018 UAA 4500 Memorial Day Newell said their letters noted Baskets & Plants contributors are Patrons Lyndon to choose from! that the United Arts Appeal and Melanie Gritters, Mark and supportsmember arts organizations Donna Hampton, and Dr. Bruce that present hundreds of events – Rockwell. Special Gifts have been concerts, performances, festivals, given by M. L. Feather, KeyBank, exhibits, workshops – every year. Lake Shore Savings Bank, Thomas In return, a single contribution of A. Turner, and Wegmans. Donors any amount puts the donor’s name are Clark Patterson Lee, Everydays in front of thousands of people. True Value, Falconer Funeral All donors to the United Arts Home, John and Margie Fuchs, Appeal receive a range of benefits John and Donna Ireland, Betsy Daily Specials & Lobster Bisque for their generosity. Regardless of and David Shepherd, Lois F. Hours the amount of their contribution, Strickler, and Sherwood and Lissa Mon.–Wed.; 7am – 2pm they are listed on the UAA’s website Thurs., Fri., Sat.; 7am – 8pm VanDewark. Significant support Sunday; 7am – 4pm and in the printed programs of has also been provided by the Kids eat free every Thursday, member organizations, giving Jessie Smith Darrah Fund and the 4pm – 8pm them exposure to thousands of Hultquist Foundation. 3062 NY-430, Bemus PoiN t, NY 14712 audience members. Businesses and individuals who Additional benefits can include want to be recognized for helping links to the donor’s website, being fund the arts in Chautauqua County featured on posters in the lobbies can send their contributions to Moving Sale 20% Storewide of the Lucille Ball Little Theatre of United Arts Appeal, 715 Falconer Jamestown and the 1891 Fredonia New Location at Save-A-Lot plaza Street, Jamestown, NY 14701. Opera House, free cinema 167 Fairmount Ave., admissions, and more. Details For more information, visit Jamestown, NY are on the Support UAA page at UnitedArtsAppeal.org JAMESTOWN GAZETTE 20 www.JamestownGazette.com COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY May 21, 2018 What Are These “Weeds”? An IntroD uctI on to c h A utA uquA LA k E’S InvASIv E AquAt I c PLAnt SPEc IES

There are many aquatic plants living in Chautauqua Lake; Basic Informational Sessions Some of these are beneficial native species, while others May 30th, 7:00pm – 9:00pm are introduced species which can have negative repercussions Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History, Jamestown, NY on recreational, environmental, and economic aspects of the June 5th, 6:00pm – 7:00pm lake. A series of free public programs are being offered to help Lawson Center on Chautauqua Lake, Bemus Point, NY people learn how to differentiate between plant types and June 9th, 12:00pm – 1:00pm learn what we as individuals and as a community can do to Long Point State Park, Bemus Point, NY prevent the spread of invasive species in Chautauqua Lake. June 9th, 12:00pm – 1:00pm Early identification of target species, combined with quick, Chautauqua Marina, Mayville, NY focused actions, can prevent an outbreak from becoming unmanageable. These free programs focus on public education and the future development of an effective Early Detection Citizen Science Trainings with Free Kayak Field Volunteer Taskforce. By providing easy-to-use educational Component (RSVP required) materials and offering both basic informational and in-depth May 25th, 10:00am – 4:00pm training sessions that are concentrated on the priority invasive Carlson Community Center, Mayville Lakeside Park, Mayville, NY species most likely to impact Chautauqua Lake in the near June 9th, 10:00am – 4:00pm future, interested volunteers, homeowners, recreational lake Long Point State Park, Bemus Point, NY users, professionals, and anyone who is interested can become part of an early detection monitoring network and contribute For more information, visit https://rtpi.org/what-are-these-weeds/ Or contact Elyse Henshaw at 716-665-2473 ext. 231 or [email protected] to improving the health and sustainability of Chautauqua Lake. We hope you’ll join us!

This project is a collaboration between the Chautauqua Lake & Watershed Management Alliance (Alliance) and the Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History. Funding was provided from the Environmental Protection Fund as administered by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, through the generous support of Senator Catharine Young. Chautauqua County provided support in the form of a pass-through grant to the Alliance.

Chautauqua Institution House Tour to Showcase Public and Private Gardens Plus 14 Homes

Article Contributed by Garden Tour from Noon – 5:00 p.m. on life and expanded purpose following Henrietta Ord Jones, and the colorful Chautauqua Bird, Thursday, July 12, 2018. the decline of in health of several of Victorian Hollyhock House. The 14 the older trees. New plantings of trees, homes represent a range of architectural Guided tours of several Chautauqua Tree and Garden Club hedges, and perennials have made it styles and interior design approaches. Institution public gardens and three an outstanding example of nature in Each showcases the creativity of owners unique private gardens – along with 14 A “painted lady” that housed registration balance as well as a traditional catalogue who have modified their cottages to suit for the original St. Elmo Hotel in the quintessential Chautauqua homes- will of trees. their needs while preserving the homes’ be among the offerings for the much 1890’s, a garden of edible flowers, plus a Among the 14 homes to be featured character and charm. awaited biennial House and Garden peak into one of the most elegant of all are the always admired and recently Tickets are available on line at Tour. Chautauqua houses are just a few of the renovated Chautauqua Women’s Club, chautauquabtg.org. For more 18 featured stops for the Chautauqua The tour will also showcase the 100-year the 1906 Clark Cottage which was information contact us at Bird, Tree and Garden Club House and old BTG Arboretum, which has new the summer home of BTG co-founder [email protected]. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE May 21, 2018 COMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 21 Jamestown, Falconer, and Brocton Walking Programs Starting Soon

Article Contributed by strength, increased levels of physical with their healthcare provider before am, and will be meeting in the Legion activity, and improved their overall starting a new exercise program. Hall. Lisa Schmidtfrerick-Miller, health. Locally, recent participants The Falconer Village Park Walk Walk with Ease is free, but space is Healthy Communities Consultant noted that they saw improvements in with Ease is co-sponsored by the Village limited and pre-registration is required. their fitness level, flexibility, and were of Falconer and will be held To register, or for more information, call Jamestown, Falconer, and Brocton are experiencing less pain, and enjoyed the on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the next communities planning Walk program. Lisa Miller at the Chautauqua County With Ease programs to start this May from 8:45–9:45am starting Wednesday, Department of Health and Human “The group leaders were enthusiastic, and June. May 30, 2018. Participants will meet at Services at 716-753-4795, or email informed, encouraging, and fun.” read the Park Pavilion. [email protected]. Walk with Ease is a six-week long one participant evaluation. “The goal- Please leave your name, number, and a program designed for people with setting and clues to keep walking safely” Jamestown’s McCrea Point Park message indicating which program you arthritis or other chronic conditions were noted by another participant as program is co-sponsored by the City plan to attend. that might benefit from regular being a valuable part of the program. of Jamestown Parks Department and starts Monday, June 11, 2018. It will be moderate exercise, or anyone wanting Walk with Ease is led by a certified Walk Walk with Ease is a partnership of held Monday, Wednesday and Fridays to benefit from an introductory exercise with Ease instructor, and meets for the Chautauqua County Department from 10:30–11:30 am, meeting at the program that is designed to build one hour, three times per week for six of Health and Human Services, Park Pavilion. stamina and improve cardiovascular weeks. No previous fitness experience Chautauqua County Parks Department fitness. is required. Participants should be Brocton’s Walk with Ease is co- and the Chautauqua County Office Research has shown that participants able to stand for up to 10 minutes at sponsored by the Brocton American for the Aging with support from who complete the Walk with Ease a time, and individuals with serious Legion, and starts Monday June 11. the National Parks and Recreation program increased their balance and health conditions should always check That program will run from 9:00–10:00 Association.

Presley Chautauqua County Humane Society Pets of the Week Babe

Meet Presley. She’s an active girl who loves people. She’s a young dog so she will need you to work with her Meet Babe, she is two years old and is a bit of a loner, to learn manners and good behavior. She’s very loving, but when she wants attention to does love to be pet. but also a puppy. I would do best in an active home without Come to CCHS and meet Babe. kids under 5. Please stop by CCHS to meet her soon!

Chautauqua County Humane Society • 2825 Strunk Rd., Jamestown • (716) 665-2209 • www.spcapets.com • [email protected]

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