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ANNOUNCEMENTS

A VILLAGE LOCKSMITH has DISCOUNTED movie passes for Regal Cinemas available.

FOR RENT: Large and small hall, air conditioned, for weddings, banquets, parties, etc. Special rates for group functions. LAKE ERIE BEACH FIRE CO. Call at the Hall 549-6054

Donate Your Car to Veterans Today! Help and Support our Veterans. Fast - FREE pick up. 100% tax deductible. Call 1-800-2450398

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DONATE YOUR CAR TO CHARITY. Receive maximum value of write off for your taxes. Running or not! All conditions accepted. Free pickup. Call for details. 1-855-587-1166

BRANT RECREATION

Starts: Monday, July 1, 2019

Ends: Friday, August 9, 2019 Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Mon. - Fri. (There will NOT be recreation on Thurs., July 4th, 2019)

AUTOS WANTED

$$WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Junk vehicle. Selling auto parts. K & R SALVAGE. 337-3109

BUILDERS & REMODELERS

AAA+ RATED! WE NEED SPRING WORK!!!! NEIGHBORHOOD CONTRACTING is now giving up to 20% OFF to our customers for scheduling their Spring home improvements NOW!!! Roofing, siding, windows, doors. All interior and exterior projects qualify for our money saving offer!! Free estimates! Senior discounts! 549-1592

COMPUTER SERVICES

COMPUTER BROKE? We do house calls. Sales, service, upgrades. All work guaranteed. Call PC BUILDERS. 549-5143

Registration: Starts June 3, 2019

Registration forms available online at Brantny.com under Parks & Recreation Dept.

Please return completed registration forms and required fees to Brant Town Hall, Supervisor’s DeCarlo’s office:

IN PERSON - 1272 Brant-North Collins Rd., Brant Mon - Fri from 10am-4:00pm

EMAIL - sec.supervisor@brantny.com

MAIL - PO Box 254 Brant, NY 14027

Current child’s immunization record must be turned in with registration, no exceptions

Please call 549-0301 x3 with any questions

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“People’s choice” PHOTO CONTEST AT BRANT SUMMER FESTIVAL! 6/14 thru 6/16/2019. Get your photos ready!

The BRANT SUMMER FESTIVAL! A super fun way, to celebrate the weekend of FATHER’S DAY!

AUTOS FOR SALE

FOR SALE: 1995 International 466DT 32,000 lb. gross Insulated box truck. 170,000 miles, runs great, always has. 6 speed Splicer transmission. $9500. In use daily till June 25th. Bella Terra Greenhouse 5492014.

COMPUTER ISSUES? FREE DIAGNOSIS by GEEKS ON SITE! Virus Removal, Data Recovery! 24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICE, In-home repair/On-line solutions . $20 OFF ANY SERVICE! 855-385-4814

EVENTS

BRANT SUMMER FESTIVAL PARADE - need participants! Tractors, Floats, organizations to march. 6/16/2019 Lineup Noon on Hammond Rd and Rt. 249! All are welcome!

Come to the BRANT SUMMER FESTIVAL on Sunday 6/16/2019 and enjoy the over 35 Piece HAMBURG KINGSMEN ALUMNI BRASS BAND/DRUMS CONCERT!

FINANCIAL

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ATTENTION RESIDENTS:

Bicyclists and motorists are reminded that bicycles on public streets have the same rights and responsibility as automobile drivers. Respect the right-of-way of bicyclists because they are entitled to share the road with other drivers. Here are some important points for drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians to remember:

Bicyclists:

• Must ride in the same direction as other traffic, not against it.

• Must ride in a straight line as near to the curb or edge of roadway as practical -not on the sidewalk.

• Must make left and right turns in the same way that drivers do, using the same turn lanes.

• May legally move left to turn left, to pass a parked or moving vehicle, another bicycle, an animal, or to make a turn, avoid debris or any hazard.

• May choose to ride near the left curb or edge of a one-way street.

• May use a left turn lane. lf the bicyclist is traveling straight ahead, he or she should use a through traffic lane rather than ride next to the curb and block traffic making right turns.

Drivers:

• Must look carefully for bicyclists before opening doors next to moving traffic or before turning right.

• Must safely merge toward the curb or into the bike lane.

• Must not overtake a bicyclist just before making a right turn. Merge first, then turn.

Pedestrians: (NYS V&T Law-Article 27-Section 1156. Pedestrians on roadways)

• (a)Where sidewalks are provided and they may be used with safety it shall be unlawful for any pedestrian to walk along and upon an adjacent roadway.

• (b)Where sidewalks are not provided any pedestrian walking along and upon a highway shall when practicable walk only on the left side of the roadway or its shoulder facing traffic which may approach from the opposite direction. Upon the approach of any vehicle from the opposite direction, such pedestrian shall move as far to the left as is practicable.

Just remember when riding your bike, be courteous, follow the rules of the road, wear safety equipment and when on your bike or in your automobile always practice defensive operation.

Douglas Czora Chief of Police

Helen R. Milligan (nee Lietz)

Helen R. Milligan (Nee Lietz) age 90, of Angola, died Tuesday, May 28, 2019 in Mercy Hospital. She was born August 17, 1928 in Eden. She was a daughter of the late John and Minnie (Koch) Lietz. Helen is retired from Flexovit USA, after many years of service. She enjoyed playing bingo and doing crossword puzzles. She was an avid watcher of Family Feud and Judge Judy. Helen was the loving mother of Linda L. (Kenneth) Kania and Joy E. Kielar. She is also survived by a nephew Scott Grodevant and a niece Jane Clifford. Besides her parents, Helen is predeceased by her sister Ruth Grodevant. Family and friends are invited to a graveside service at 10:00AM on Saturday, June 8, 2019 in the Evergreen Cemetery, 2870 East Church Street, Eden, NY There will be no prior visitation. Memorials may be made to the ASPCA, 300 Harlem Rd, West Seneca, NY 14224 Arrangements have been entrusted to the Laing Funeral Home Inc. Eden. Words of sympathy may be left on www. LaingFuneralHome.com

Angola Gazebo Concerts Announced for 37th Season

The Summer 2019 Angola Park & Gazebo Committee Concert Schedule has been completed. The concert series is held at the Gazebo in Angola’s Centennial Park, 58 Center St., in the block behind the post office.

• The opening concert on June 19th sees Crash Cadillac returning to the park. They feature Linda Giancarlo on vocals. The evening is sponsored by the Lake Shore Federal Credit Union.

• The second concert on June 26th will welcome Rockin Robin with Patti Cook and a friend. This is a new group recommended by concert patrons. Sponsored by Shultz & Company Hardware and Appliances, Angola’s Oldest Business established in 1861.

• July 3rd will see Sunset Bluegrass, an acoustic music group featuring local resident Dr. Peter Mirando and friends. The evening sponsored by Friends of the Village Inc.

• July 10th will feature the 70 member Boston Town Band, a classic summer community band consisting of people that range in age from post-middle school students to senior citizens. The evening is sponsored by the American Legion Newcomb-Long Post #928. The Legion will “Post the Colors” to open the evening.

• July 17th will see the outstanding Carnival Kids Steel Orchestra, a fabulous group from Lancaster Schools at the park for the second year in a row. They were requested to return by last year’s audience, which gave them a standing ovation at the end of their presentation. TOPS Friendly Markets - Angola Store is sponsoring the concert.

• On July 24th, Formula Band, Buffalo’s Premiere Italian Band, will be at the park. They present a wide range of Italian music from traditional through modern. Much of the music they play was obtained when they toured Sicily and Southern Italy a few years ago. They are sponsored by Chiavetta’s Catering and Chicken Barbecue.

• On July 31st, Kokomo Time Band, a beach and island music group from Chautauqua County, will be back to the park after an absence of several years. They promise a light, fast-moving presentation for the evening. They are sponsored by Evans Bank and The Evans Agency.

• On August 7th, Creek Bend Bluegrass presenting real “Americana”, or mountain music, will be performing. the group features the local Panfil Brothers, Mark & Chris, and a variety of instruments. the evening is sponsored by the Lake Shore Central Teachers Association.

• On August 14th sees Craig Wilkins performing country music and features a Johnny Cash Tribute. The group of gentlemen plays regularly at the Erie County Fair and has been featured on stages in Nashville, Tennessee. New Sponsor Apex Health & Wellness is presenting the concert.

• On August 21st Queen City Swing, a 12-piece “Big-Band” with a vocalist, will be doing a wide variety of charts from the 1940’s to the 2000’s. The band is sponsored by Goya Foods Great Lakes and the American Musicians Union.

• On August 28th The Frankfurters, Western New York’s Most Popular German Band, will close the season. The band presents a wide variety of German music from traditional “Beer Garden” tunes to popular German dance music. Special presentations include 13foot long, wooden Alpine horn selections, tunes played on a variety of bells, a “singing” saw and other things they picked up while on an extensive Southern German, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, and Austrian tour a few years ago. The concert is sponsored by The Evans Township Lions Club and The American Musicians Union.

The rain location for all of the concerts will continue to be the New Angola Theater on North Main Street, which is made available through the cooperation of SASi. Arrangements are underway with The Evans Township Lions Club for food service at the park each week. The “ice cream man” has in the past stopped at the park each week.

Members of the Park & Gazebo Committee hold a spring cleanup at the park each year. The Village of Angola Department of Public Works, under the supervision of Ray Ashton and Jack Krajacic, attends to the weekly maintenance of the park facility. The concert series is coordinated and produced by the 14 member Angola Park & Gazebo Committee in cooperation with the Angola Village Board.

Improvements at the park this year include the complete repainting of the Gazebo, the removal and replacement of two dead ash trees and a maple tree. The two remaining ash trees are treated commercially to preserve them for as long as possible. The installation of 17 new LED light fixtures last year for the stage of the Gazebo has added greatly to the illumination when needed. The re-lighting project was in cooperation with National Grid and their Lime Energy associates. The new lighting saves the Village $300 per year in light bulb and electric power costs.

Bring a lawn chair or blanket and plan to enjoy the 37th Season Of Concerts in the Gazebo at Angola’s Centennial Park.

Sunday, 6/2: Steve MacLean hometown favorite!

Thursday, 6/6: Half a Heard

equipment or yours.

Universal Pre-Kindergarten Registration for the 2019-2020 School Year

Parents/guardians of children interested in enrolling in Universal Pre-Kindergarten for 2019, can pick up a registration packet at the William T. Hoag Educational Center, 42 Sunset Blvd., Angola, NY 14006. The child must meet the following requirements:

•To be enrolled in the September 2019 Universal Pre-Kindergarten class, a child living in the Lake Shore Central School district must be four years of age on or before December 1, 2019 pursuant to §7120 of the Lake Shore CSD Policy Manual and NYS Education Department regulations.

•Proof of age is required at the time of registration. A birth certificate, baptismal record, or a passport will serve as adequate proof of age. Also, an official record of immunizations and proof of district residency is required for registration.

•All immunizations must be acquired by the start of school in September. Students without required immunizations will not be permitted to start school.

•Universal Pre-Kindergarten Visitation – parents and entering students will be invited to visit classrooms and meet the staff before the start of the school year.

Call the Main Office of the William. T. Hoag Educational Center (926-2480) if you have additional questions. We look forward to having you!

George

What’s

Happening at the Angola Library in June 2019?

• Book-a-Trainer: Monday, June 3rd with sessions at 5:00, 6:00 & 7:00 pm. Register for a one-on-one 45 minute session with a technology trainer on a variety of subjects.

• Liberwyrms Book Club: Tuesday, June 4th at 10:00 am. This month’s book is Class Action by Clara Bingham. Open to the public.

• Board of Trustees Meeting: Tuesday, June 4th at 6:00 pm. Open to the public.

• Free Family Movie Night: Friday, June 21st at 6:00 pm. Come see the third movie in a series about a boy training his pet dragon and finding a secret world of dragons. Popcorn and water provided.

* Registration is required for most events. Please call 549-1271.

FOR SALE

Geraniums (12 colors), Hanging Baskets (100’s to choose from, starting at $12, 2 for $20), Annual Flowers, Perennials, Vegetable Plants, and much more at Old Orchard Greenhouse and Nursery, Commercial Street, Farnham, NY - 7133429, 868-9522. Open 9am- 5pm daily.

FOR SALE: Washer & Dryer, apartment size $650. or B/O 863-5000

FOR SALE: Generator 7.2k/ 6k, $450. Call 549-4211.

FOR SALE: NEW Single Twin Bed,Tempur-pedic Mattress $400; 19” Remington Electric Lawn Mower $80; Electric Cultivator $35. 716-217-8355

For Sale: 1st and 2nd cutting hay. Also Locust Tree for fence posts 337-2173

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REPAIRS

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FARMERS, LANDSCAPERS or GARDENERS, did you or a loved one use Roundup Weed Killer and were diagnosed with NONHODGKINS LYMPHOMA (Cancer)? You may be entitled to compensation. Call Attorney Charles Johnson 1-800-535-5727

HOME IMPROVEMENT

CARPENTER FOR HIRE:

GARAGE/YARD SALES

MULTI- TENANT YARD

SALE: We are Opening our gates to the Public! Tenants are ready to sell items in their storage units. SOUTHWESTERN STORAGE FACILITY/ EVANS SELF STORAGE, 1670 Eden Evans Center Rd., Angola, 549-0338. June 8th & 9th, 10am - 5pm. No pets. Cash & carry. Stop at the main office upon arrival.

HANDYMAN

HANDYMAN, 30 years experience. Interior, exterior, tree, limb, and debris removal, yard work, metal roofs. 965-4338

DAVE THE HANDYMAN30 years experience. Free estimates. References available. 716-310-3091.

HEALTH & BEAUTY

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30 Years Experience. Large or small jobs. Call John Vacanti, 549-3319.

DON HILL’S QUALITY WORK at reasonable rates. All home repairs done professionally; windows, doors, insulation, kitchens and bathrooms. Don Hill, 3372433

TILES: Hardwood floors, installs, refinish, painting, wallpaper, drywall, plastering, basement remodel, bathroom remodel, custom built walk- in showers. 40 years. Buff-Pro.com 716597-9054

GIAMBRONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Remodeling, Driveways, Decks, Patios, Septic. 544-1413 FREE ESTIMATES

Stay in your home longer with American Standard Walk-In Bathtub. Receive up to $1500 off, including a free toilet, and lifetime warranty on the tub and installation! Call us at 1-855-4655426

AFFORDABLE NEW SIDING! Beautify your home! Save on monthly energy bills with beautiful NEW SIDING from 1800 Remodel! Up to 18 months no interest. Restrictions apply 855505-6471.

JOHN!

Special Anniversary Envelopes to Highlight 175 Years of the Brant Post Office!

Sandy Fininzio is shown holding the displayed photo of her husband Vince Fininzio, who was the Brant postmaster from 1993 to 2006. In fact, Vince was postmaster when we celebrated the 150th anniversary of the Brant PO in 2004! Both Sandy and Vince are Brant residents.

Just 2-1/2 weeks ago, a letter postmarked from Eugene, Oregon was addressed to and received by the Brant, N.Y. post office. The letter stated “I collect post office anniversary postmarks, and my paperwork shows that original post office in Brant was established 175 years ago, on May 25, 1844. On Saturday the 25th please use your office’s round date canceler to postmark the enclosed and return in the small envelope. Anything you can do to help me add your important day to my collection will be greatly appreciated! Happy 175th!”

Brant resident Jerry Wittmeyer stopped in to collect the 175th anniversary envelope of the Brant post office and the Brant, NY, 14027 date stamp.

Thankfully this letter was shared with the BrantFarnham Historical Society and truthfully we were quite embarrassed that we did not think to celebrate this anniversary date ourselves! However, because of this reminder and in honor of the 175th Anniversary date of the Brant post office, the Brant-Farnham Historical Society created two styles of anniversary envelopes. One envelope design depicted a hand drawing of the Brant post office by Paul Orlando. This drawing was prepared by Paul in 1995 (24 years ago), when he was a 4th grade student at the Brant 1 School. The second design included a photograph of the Brant post office taken in 1982 by then town Historian Carlton Winters. These envelopes were available and given to all who stopped into the post office on the anniversary date of May 25, 2019. In most cases, those who received the free envelope, purchased a forever stamp which was then canceled with the round Brant date and zip code stamp - making a sweet collector item! In addition, those who visited the Brant post office to help commemorate this 175th anniversary date were asked to sign the history book; recording their name in our local history.

The Brant post office was established on May 25, 1844. The office’s early location is not known. The first postmaster is recorded as Simeon Brown. Sometime after 1954, when Carl S. Chiavetta was postmaster, the post office moved to the current location at 10778 Brant Angola Road. David Tempestoso is the present day postmaster of Brant (Farnham and Angola) with Carrie McDonough as the Brant PSE.

And (for those of you wondering), in appreciation we did send two of the celebratory envelopes cancelled with the round Brant date stamp to our newest friend in Eugene, Oregon!

Contributed by Brant- Farnham Historical Society

are scheduled, tentatively, to open JUNE 29 - SEPTEMBER 2

(7) days a week, noon-7 p.m. Pool Hours: daily 12-7 Beaches are open daily 12-7. Pool & beach hours of operation and closing date may change due to availability of lifeguards. CALL OUR OFFICE BEFORE JUNE 29th TO CONFIRM OPENING DATE.)

Monday, July 1st through Saturday, August 31st. Sessions will be 9-10 am, 10-11 am, AND 11-12 pm. Each class is limited to 25 participants THERE WILL BE A FEE FOR THIS PROGRAM: $25 Resident Fee, $50 Non-Resident Fee RESIDENT

SUNDAY

Brunch

10:30 am - 12:00 pm STARTING JUNE 2ND - AUGUST 25TH

Southtowns Catholic School Grade 8 Ribbon Day

Reservations Preferred 9324 Lake Shore Rd. Angola, NY 14006 info@pioneercamp.org 716.549.1420

Troop 578 at the First Church of Evans in Derby is celebrating 100 years of Boy Scouting on June 7, 2019. The Centennial celebration will begin at 7 pm. We welcome you to join us prior to the celebration where Troop 578 is hosting our annual Chicken BBQ Fundraiser from 4pm-7pm at the First Church of Evans.

$15 Ages 12+

$10 Ages 6-11

Free Ages 5 & under

On Friday May 3rd, the 8th Grade Class of 2019 celebrated Ribbon Day with Bishop Richard J. Malone and a special Mass. Ribbon Day is a tradition at Southtowns catholic School that is symbolic for the beginning of the final stages of preparation for graduation. The students receive this ribbon as a symbol for hope for their future. The blue piece represents Mary and the white piece represents our Church.

Thank You

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their generosity, support and attendance at my recent Re-Election fundraiser held on May 16, 2019.

Pictured: Zach Jones, John Berkhoudt, Shane Colley, Brady Hill, Aiden Thomas, Matthew Stadler, Christian Park, Principal Marc Bandelian, Mr. Sam Stirk, Max Barney, Trinity Kehoe, Corynn Held, Bishop Malone, Mae Kraetz, Linzi Ward, Taylor Skretny, Evelyn Radecki, Tony Fera, Jermaine Nance, Triton Travale, Matthew Kennedy & Jonathan Kennedy

Contributed by Southtowns Catholic School

Boys ages 11 through 17 who are interested in Troop 578’s activities or are considering joining us next fall are welcome to meet scouts and leaders at the Centennial celebration! Check us out on Facebook : Boy Scout Troop 578, Derby, NY. If you have any questions please contact via email troop578centennial2019@gmail.com or call 716-560-3638 (Scott Garvey, Troop 578 Committee Member)

Starting @ 9:30am

With much gratitude and appreciation,

To all the beautiful mothers & soon-to-be moms out there... May your day be filled with love, joy and laughter.

From the Old Photo Album

Mr. and Mrs. Milford Calkins

During the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, Milford Calkins owned a successful sawmill business in the town of Brant. His wife’s name was Clara. According to the Brant Cemetery records, prepared by past town of Brant Historian Carlton Winters; Milford (1863-1950) was the son of James Calkins & Aurilla (Halliday) Calkins. Clara Calkins (18651911) was the daughter of Anthony and Sally (Blodget) Taylor.

Offering 275+ parcels, by order of Chautauqua County Department of Finance. Cosisting of Commercial Buildings, Homes, Vacant Land, Farm Land & Building Lots.

For a Complete List of Foreclosed Properties & Terms of Sale, See our Website (update daily):

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And to those who have experienced the loss of a mother... May your day be filled with the sweet memories you shared.

In the late 1800’s Clara’s dad, Anthony Taylor, was a cobbler and owner of a shoe store on the Brant-Reservation in the town of Brant. He was also the Brant postmaster during the years of 1865-1868 and 1871. During his years as postmaster, the post office located in his shoe shop.

Happy Mother’s Day

Contributed by Brant- Farnham Historical Society

JUNE What’sHappeningin

6/3 6PM @ Town Hall – Conservation and Climate Smart Committee

6/5 6PM @ Town Hall – Town Board Work Session • 7PM @ Town Hall – Town Board Meeting

6/6 12 noon @ Town Hall – Citizens for Responsible Choices

1:30-3:30PM EC Library Bookmobile @ Tops (Derby)

6/7 9AM-12 noon @ Town Hall – Free Housing Counseling Services

6/10 7PM @ Sturgeon Pt. Maintenance Bldg. – Sturgeon Point Advisory Committee Meeting

6/11 7PM @ North Evans Fire Hall – North Evans Fire District Meeting

6/13 6PM @ Senior Center – Sr. Advisory Board Meeting • 7PM @ Senior Center – Travel Club

6/19 6PM @ Town Hall – Town Board Work Session • 7PM @ Town Hall – Town Board Meeting

6/20 1:30-3:30PM EC Library Bookmobile @ Tops (Derby)

6/26 6PM @ Town Hall – Town Board Work Session

SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES FOR EVANS RESIDENTS

MON. Coloring Corner @ 9AM (every wk) • Open Corn Hole @ 9-11AM • Charity Quilting @ 9AM-3PM (every 2nd Mon. each month) • Resistance Band Exercise @ 11AM (every wk)

TUES. Bingo @ 10AM (every wk) • Low Impact Cardio @ 10AM (every week) • Tap Class @ 11:10AM -12PM (2nd & 4th Tues. each month) • Open Computer Lab @ 10AM-12PM (every wk) WED. Coloring Corner/Puzzles @ 9AM (every wk) • Sitting in Motion Exercise @ 10-11AM (every wk) • Open Computer Lab @ 10AM-12PM (every wk) • Painting w/ Acrylic *New Instructor @ 1:30-3:30PM (2nd & 4th Wed. each month) • Tai Chi Beginners *Standing & Sitting Style @ 1:45-2:45PM (every wk) • Intermediate Tai Chi @ 2:50-3:50PM (only for students that attended fall classes prior) THURS. Cards @ 9AM-3PM (every wk) • Beginners Quilting Class @ 9AM-3PM (1st & 3rd Thurs. each month) • Open Quilting Workshop @ 9AM-3PM (every wk) • Yoga *Standing & Sitting Style @ 10 -11AM (1st & 3rd Thurs. each month) • Healthy Self, Meditation, Relaxation Tech. & More @ 11:15-11:45AM (2nd & 4th Thurs. each month) FRI. Puzzles, Board Games, Coloring Corner @ 9AM-3PM (every wk) • Open Corn Hole @ 9-10AM • Beginners Crochet Class @ 10:30AM-12PM (every wk) • Line Dancing @ 10:30-11:30AM (every wk) • Beginners Sewing Class @ 1-3PM (every wk starting in April – June) *All levels welcome to do current or past projects

Stay Fit Nutritional Lunch Program is offered @ the Evans Senior Center each day @ noon. Cost is $3 per meal. Two weeks advance registration is required.

SPEAKERS @ SENIOR CENTER FOR JUNE 2019

Registration is necessary for all speakers & programs

Mon. 6/3 @ 1PM: “Global Crisis of Fresh Water” given by Claude Welch, Professor of Political Science Emeritus. - The Global Crisis of Fresh Water is a topic of interest to all. Come learn how global fresh water resources are threatened by rising demands from growing populations & climate change.

Thur. 6/6 @ 10:30-11:30AM: “Health Coach Sunshine Wellness” Rebecca McNamara is an Integrative Nutrition Health and Wellness Coach. We will partner up to set a goal to help you lead a healthier lifestyle. Besides food, we will explore the areas of career, relationships, spirituality and physical well being.

Mon. 6/10 @ 1PM: “Breaking the Sugar Habit” presented by Jennifer Johnson, Health Promotion Coordinator for Medicare Programs. In this seminar, we’ll discuss why sugar hooks us and tips for overcoming sugar dependency.

Mon. 6/17 @ 1PM: “Killers of the Flower Moon” given by Linda Drajem, retired teacher & writer. In the early 20th century, members of the Osage Nation became the richest people per capital in the world after oil was discovered under their reservation. The breadth of the killings has never been resolved & troubles the Osage Nation to this day.

Tues. 6/25 @ 11AM: “Hamburg Healing Center” by Jeni. She will explain that there are 7 main chakras located along the spine. Enjoy a Guided Meditation with a hands-on or above Reiki Energy Treatment which fully and completely resolve, release and remove any and all blocks and restore each chakra to perfect balance and alignment.

Tues. 6/25 @ 1PM: “Booms, Bubbles & Busts in the U.S. Stock Market” by Jeffery Goldfarb, Financial Advisor & Chief Sustainability Officer with Goldfarb Financial. We’ll look at recent booms, bubbles and crashes in the American Stock Market, including the tech bubble and housing bust. How can the average citizen navigate the ups and downs by playing an active and informed role in managing their financial affairs?

LAKE SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOLS

6/3 NYS Science Written – 4th Grade

6/4 7PM – Senior Scholarship & Awards Night

6/5 7PM – Middle School Spring Orchestra Concert

6/5-7 JTW 5th Grade Camp

6/6 7PM @ High School Auditorium – Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony & Reception

6/6 7PM – Highland Concert

6/7 SH Moving Up Day

6/7 Highland Field Day

6/7 7PM – 8th Grade Celebration

6/11 7PM @ High School Media Center – Board of Education Regular Meeting

6/12-14 Highland 5th Grade Camp

6/13 JTW Field Day

6/14 High School – Last Full Day of Classes

6/14 AJS Field Day

6/14 9:30AM – JTW Kindergarten Celebration

6/14 1:30PM – JTW Grades 1-3 Celebration

6/17 High School – Local Exams Begin

6/17 Middle School – Last Full Day of Classes

6/17 9:30AM – JTW Grades 4 & 5 Celebration

6/17 9:15AM – AJS Kindergarten Celebration

6/17 1:30PM – AJS Grades 1-4 Awards

6/18 -24 Middle School – Local Exams Begin – AM Schedule Only – Dismissal at 11AM

6/18 High School – Regents Exams Begin

6/18 9:15AM – AJS Grade 5 Celebration

6/19 9:30AM & 12:30PM– UPK Celebration

6/24 Elementary Schools – Last Day for Student Attendance – AM Sched. Only – Dismissal @ noon

6/24 8AM – Middle School Awards Assembly

6/26 Rating Day

6/26 6-10PM @ Avanti Mansion – Junior/Senior Prom

6/29 1:30PM @ Middle School Auditorium – Class of 2019 Graduation

TOWN OF BRANT

SILVER SNEAKERS SENIOR EXERCISE CLASS @ SENIOR COMMUNITY BUILDING MON., WED., & THURS. 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM

6/1 9AM-3:30PM @ Senior Community Bldg. – Loose Threads Quilting Group

6/4 7PM @ Town Hall – Planning Board Meeting

6/5 12PM @ Senior Community Bldg. – Brant-Farnham Seniors Meeting 6PM @ Town Hall Courtroom – Traffic Court (Judge Kaczmarek) • Proper dress required

6/6 10AM-12PM @ Town Hall Parking Lot – Library on Wheels

6:30PM @ Town Hall – Town Board Mtg. Workshop; 7PM @ Town Hall – Town Board Meeting

6/13 6PM @ Town Hall Courtroom – Criminal Court (Judge Gier) • Proper dress required

6/14-16 Brantfest @ Town Park • Visit BrantNY.com for details

6/15 8:45AM-11:45AM @ Town Hall – Court-Mandated Driver Improvement School

6/19 7PM @ Town Hall – Historical Society Meeting

6/20 6PM @ Town Hall Courtroom – Criminal Court (Judge Kaczmarek) • Proper dress required

6/21 Deadline for submitting items to the Planning Board

6/25 Primary Day – Dist. 1 & 4 vote @ Town Hall Cafeteria *Note change of place*

6/26 6PM @ Town Hall Courtroom – Traffic Court (Judge Gier) • Proper dress required 7PM @ Senior Community Bldg. – Democratic Committee Meeting

6/29 9AM-12noon @ Highway Dept. 992 Brant-Farnham Rd. – e-Waste Drop-Off (Computers, TVs, Electronics) & Tire Disposal

• Local food is often more nutritious. Because it’s not shipped long distances, locally grown food is often tasty and healthy. A study of 16 popular fruits & veggies showed the average was transferred nearly 1,500 miles before being sold. In addition, 39% of fruit and 12% of veggies were imported from outside the U.S. To keep food from going bad during travel, some fruits and veggies are picked before they are able to ripen and absorb nutrients. While this allows produce to ripen en route so consumers have access to fresh foods year-round, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says this mean foods often lack nutrients that would be there if allowed to ripen fully.

• Not only is local food better for your health, it’s also better for the environment.The average 18-wheeled semitruck travels about 5 miles per gallon of gas. That means about 500 gallons of diesel fuel is needed to haul produce an average of 1,500 miles.

• The local economy benefits when consumers buy their food locally. Because a large volume of produce is shipped upward of 1,500 miles, the local areas where the food was grown and raised don’t always benefit from the sale. On the other hand, buying food locally can improve the economic vitality of small, local farms.

• Farm-to-table eating offers diners a wide variety of choices when it comes to food. Farm-to-table offerings include any type of whole food imaginable, just as long as it’s in season. This not only means fresh fruit and veggies, but also meat, cheese and other dairy products, nuts and even baked items.

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LANDSCAPING/ LAWN CARE

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LEGAL SERVICES

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MEDICAL

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Brant Post Office Celebrates 175 Years

May 25, 1844 - May 25, 2019

PSE Carrie McDonough is standing in front of the Brant, N.Y. post office as it appeared on its 175th anniversary date of May 25, 2019! The U.S. flag is set at half-mast in honor of the upcoming Memorial Day holiday.

Carrie McDonough, PSE at the Brant PO is shown hand cancelling the anniversary envelopes with the local Brant postmark and date stamp. These days, as most are aware, almost all of the area mail is transported to Buffalo or Rochester before the post office places a cancel on it. It is becoming rare to find a local small town or village postmark. However, on this anniversary date of May 25, 2019, those who requested it, received the hand-stamped round cancel on their envelopes. That meant that the stamp of date and place gave credence and identity to this one small town of America. A recognition of the significant fact that the letter began its journey at the Brant, N.Y. Post Office, Zip Code 14027.

Contributed by Brant- Farnham Historical Society

Southtowns Catholic School Dress Down Day for Dogs

The Southtowns Catholic School National Junior Honor Society held a Dress Down Day for $1 for raise money for Buddies 2nd Chance Rescue. I’m sure the dogs really appreciate the donation and treats!

Pictured: the National Junior Honor Society with a picture of their donation. Corynn Held, Max Barney, Christian Park, Triton Travale, Aiden Thomas, Shane Colley, John Berkhoudt, Emma Labby, Gloria Ciccarella, Sophia Rupp, Kaylee Dodson, Mae Kraetz, Brady Hill, Trinity Kehoe, Cameron Rogan, Chad English, Angelo Fera, Luke Wickett, Patrick Pinto, Michael Stadler, Matthew Stadler, Matthew Kennedy, Jonathan Kennedy, Carly Lopez, Mara Held, Ally Long, Savannah Reynolds, Avery Fite, Evan Herdman, Hannah Kraetz, Jordan Mancuso, Delaney Fish & Lily Katra. Contributed by Southtowns Catholic School

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MISC. SERVICE & REPAIR

SEWING & ALTERATIONS

Hems, zipper repair, tailoring, minor/major repairs. Bride/formal alterations. Fittings by appt. Free pick up & delivery. 40 years exp. Call Sandy 541-8609

PIANO TUNING, repairing, regulation and restoration by FRANK J. CIMINESI. 549-1012

RUBBER STAMPS AVAILABLE at the A Village Locksmith, Derby, 947-9071 and the Angola Pennysaver Office, 549-1164

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Stump grinding / removal. Free estimates, fully insured. Fast, reliable service, reasonably priced call Mike (716) 544-5856

LG FENCE- Repairs and new installations. Free estimates. 345-2209.

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PAINTING/ WALLPAPER

TOM VAYO PAINTING: Exterior/ Interior Painting, Drywall/ Plaster Repair. 30 years experience. Insured. Call 880-0858.

BEST DEAL: Exterior Painting & Pressure Washing also Decks & Fences. Spray finish all sidings. Good Prices- Quality Work! Call Steve 597-9054

PETS & SUPPLIES

ATTENTION ALL CAT LOVERS- Permanent home, foster homes and volunteers are needed for TEN LIVES CLUB, a cat and kitten adoption organization. If you can help please call 646-5577.

PLASTERING/ DRYWALL

T & S DRYWALL- No job too huge, no job too tiny. Free estimate. Call 951-2866

PLUMBING

ALL PLUMBING REPAIRS: Large/ small. Licensed/ insured. FREE estimates. Please call RICK. 716-3813525.

The family of the late Evelyn (Evie) Turnbull would like to thank our family, friends and neighbors for their prayers, cards, gifts and support during our time of loss. A special thank you to Gary Wentland for the heartfelt memorial service.

Larry Debbie and family Bob, Linda and family Relax and let

UPHOLSTERY

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SEPTIC TANKS & DRAINS

SEPTIC TANKS pumped, repaired and installed by “The Wizard of Ooze”. LAKESHORE SEPTIC SERVICES. 549-3969. www.lakeshoreseptic.com

TREE SERVICES

“THE TREE SURGEON” Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, lot clearing. Firewood. Snow plowing. Reasonable prices. Free estimates. Fully Insured. 5492922.

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Employment

Fill the position fast 549-1164

HELP WANTED: Landscaper. Full time. Motivated. Own transportation. Clean Drivers License a MUST. 998-7900, 549-7900

Looking for Independent Cleaners for Commercial and Residential. Must be trustworthy, responsible and dependable. Please call Marie’s Custom Cleaning, 9132901

NOW HIRING: McDonald’s Restaurant- Angola Travel Plaza, NYS Thruway. Crew Positions (Cashier & Grill), All shifts available starting at $12.95/ hr. Call 549-3605 or apply in person at The Angola Travel Plaza via the NYS Thruway or Inwood Ave (off Rte. 20). Take Inwood Ave to access the employee parking lot.

Help Wanted: Looking for landscape laborer. Experienced preferred, but not necessary. Individual must have clean drivers license, vehicle to get to work, and a good work ethic. 716-3370375

COUNTER AND KITCHEN

Help wanted. Apply in person at Pat’s Pizzeria, 9542 Lakeshore Road, Angola.

HELP WANTED: Laborer 998-0622, 549-7900.

DRIVER WANTED Apply in person at Pat’s Pizzeria, 9542 Lakeshore Road, Angola.

NOW HIRING- LavAzza Coffee Shop and Sandella’s Pizza & Pasta, Angola Travel Plaza NYS Thruway. Immediate openings for day & evening. Call 549-2131 for more information or Apply in person via the NYS Thruway or Inwood Ave. (off Rte. 20). Take Inwood Ave. to access the employee parking lot.

HERITAGE STRUCTURES is a local builder of quality portable buildings and we are looking for full time/ part time seasonal sale persons to work at our display lots. The season is April to Thanksgiving. If you have a great personality and enjoy sales, please call Caleb at 585-735-2003.

HELP WANTED LABORER: Starts at $13.00 + benefits. Bleacher Manufacturer. Apply in person only Mon. - Fri. 8:30- 3:00, E&D Specialty Stands, 2081 Franklin St., North Collins (EOE).

FOOD SERVICE WORKERS NEEDED for Cradle Beach Summer Camp. Seasonal Job, Great for College Students. Please Contact Paul @ 716-868-4806 for more information. EOE

Production Positions Available

Gowanda Electronics, a world class manufacturer in the electronics industry for over 50 years, is seeking motivated individuals to join our production assembly team.

Candidates need only possess a solid work ethic and an eagerness to learn through training. Gowanda’s experienced and professional production team will work with you as you transition into the production team.

Punctuality and a positive attitude will drive your success.

Entry Positions start at $12.00 per hour with rate increases occurring at the 60 day, 6 month and 1 year time periods. Annual increases also compliment one of the best benefits packages offered in the area. Benefits include paid holidays, paid vacation time, Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance, 401k and more.

Pre-employment physical and drug screening required.

EOE/M/F/Minority/Veterans/Disabled

Apply in person, online, by mail or by fax and reference #19-03

Gowanda Electronics

One Magnetics Pkwy PO Box 111 Gowanda, NY 14070-0111

Fax: (716) 532-2702

www.gowanda.com

Gowanda Components Group, LLC Facebook page resume@gowanda.com

Accounts Payable Clerk

Southtowns Catholic School Grade 8 trip to Toronto

Mr. Sam Stirk’s Grade 8 class took their class trip to Toronto. The trip included a limo ride to Toronto, Ripley’s Aquarium, the CN Tower, Quinn’s Steak House, the Eaton Center, Medieval Times and miles of sightseeing! They stayed at the Chestnut Residence that is part of the University of Toronto. Thank you Mrs. Hill & Mr. Stirk for putting this together. What a great experience for our kids. Pictured: Zach Jones, John Berkhoudt, Shane Colley, Brady Hill, Aiden Thomas, Matthew Stadler, Christian Park, Principal Marc Bandelian, Mr. Sam Stirk, Max Barney, Trinity Kehoe, Corynn Held, Bishop Malone, Mae Kraetz, Linzi Ward, Taylor Skretny, Evelyn Radecki, Tony Fera, Jermaine Nance, Triton Travale, Matthew Kennedy & Jonathan Kennedy

Contributed by Southtowns Catholic School

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GEC is seeking a dependable and energetic team player to join our Accounting Dept. in Gowanda, NY. The Company is looking for an experienced accounts payable clerk. Individual will review and post receipts and payments to appropriate ledgers, spreadsheets, records and databases. Will prepare, sort, copies, files and mails invoices, receipts, checks, correspondence and other requested items. Audits invoices against purchase orders, researches discrepancies and approves for payment. Will investigate problems that vendors or purchasing agents have with obtaining payment for bills. Researches and processes charges backs, returns, refunds, freight charges, cost of lost or damaged goods, bad checks and similar items. Answers accounts payable inquires and follow up. Analyzes vendor accounts and negotiates extended terms with vendors when cash is restricted. Prepares analysis and summaries of accounts. Periodically fulfills the duties of Receptionist as needed. Associate’s degree (A.A.) or equivalent from two-year a college or technical school; or six months to one year related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience needed. Pre-employment physical and drug screening required.

Apply in person, online, by mail or by fax and reference #19-06

Gowanda Electronics One Magnetics Pkwy PO Box 111

Gowanda, NY 14070-0111

Fax: (716) 532-2702

www.gowanda.com

Gowanda Components Group, LLC Facebook page resume@gowanda.com

EOE/M/F/Minority/Veterans/Disabled

Laura Patterson named to Coastal Carolina University Dean’s List

More than 2,000 Coastal Carolina University students were named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2019 semester. That’s nearly 20 percent of the student body with a grade point average between 3.5-3.99 for the spring semester.

Of the dean’s list recipients, 616 are freshmen, 444 are sophomores, 477 are juniors and 522 are seniors. An additional 774 students were named to the President’s List for achieving a 4.0 GPA during the spring semester. Among the students earning recognition on the Dean’s List:

Laura M. Patterson, a Marine Science major from Angola Contributed by Coastal Carolina University

Evans Senior Center Helps Seniors Navigate SSI Medicare

Entering the arena of SSI Medicare is confusing for anyone and try to navigate the system, not to mention understanding the requirements and guidelines? This is why the Director of the Senior Center, invited Kevin Caffery to assist and explain Understanding Your Benefits. This presentation covered what the seniors should be looking at and how to navigate the system to best benefit them. Once again the importance and availability the center is providing the senior community. This is allowing the senior members the capability to be properly informed on the every changing benefit. Knowledge is Power and all you have to do is walk in the center and attend and be informed, this is a positive opportunity for everyone that is a senior. Contributed by Evans Senior Center

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APARTMENTS FOR RENT: Lake Shore Schools. Starting at $650 plus utilities, first & last month’s rent and security. References. LANDLORDS! Please call me. I have names! Lynda Mason, Real Estate Broker, 9981155.

WEEKLY RENTAL: Baypoint Beach area. Furnished 3 bedroom house. $900 week or Oct.- May. $1000 per month. 998-1155.

FOR RENT/ SALE: Reduced new double wide $74,900 or Rent to own- $1000/ month. Melody Meadows Mobile Home Park 549-5995.

For Rent: Eden Country Setting, one bedroom apartment, two miles from town, non-smoker. Stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, electric, tenant pays gas. Suitable for seniors. $700.00 + security. 992-3253

FOR RENT/ SALE: Reduced new double wide $74,900 or Rent to own- $1000/ month. Melody Meadows Mobile Home Park 549-5995.

FOR RENT: New single wide. Melody Meadows Mobile Home Park. $850/ month, plus utilities. No Pets. 549-5995

FOR RENT: Keller Rd., Eden. Beautiful 3 bedroom House. Hardwood floors throughout, gas fireplace, rec. room, appliances, garage, nice yard. Available June 1st. $1700 +. 694-5388

OUR LITTLE SECRET! 3 bedroom apartment, includes washer, dryer, fridge & stove. Carport & shed. Private road near Lake. Beautiful, quiet area back in woods. No pets. $1,000 plus utilities. $1,000 security + last months rent. Ideal for an older couple! Available June 15th. 716-880-4082

FOR RENT: New single wide. Melody Meadows Mobile Home Park. $850/ month, plus utilities. No Pets. 549-5995