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Education
2 • Friday, June 22, 2018
The Chautauqua Star
JHS Announces 2018 Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Contributed Article Jamestown Public Schools
[Jamestown, NY] – Jamestown High School is proud to announce its 2018 Valedictorian Andrew Pumford and Salutatorian Alicia Rensel. “Andrew and Alicia have worked extremely hard during their high school careers and are most deserving of these honors,” said JHS Principal Mike McElrath. “Their commitment to academics is a testament to their work ethic and drive. They will certainly represent our school and community well as they take the next step in their education.” Valedictorian Andrew Pumford is the son of Lori and Brian Pumford. He will be attending Vanderbilt University to study biochemistry with plans to become a surgeon. Mr. Pumford has received numerous awards and honors including: JHS Student of the Year, AP Scholar with Distinction, National Merit Commended Scholar, Ted Olsen/Bill Present Legacy Award, Varsity Football Captain and Varsity Baseball Captain Independent Health Community All-Star Award/Business First, JHS Faculty Staff Club Scholarship, Jamestown School Forest Award, NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence, Oscar Price Award for Valedictorian, Rolland Taft Athletic Scholarship, Theodore Peterson Award for Chemistry and Jasmine Cantor Award. Mr. Pumford has been actively involved while at JHS: Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, National Honor Society, Astronomy Club and Key Club. “JHS is special to me because the broad spectrum of classes, from AP to electives, gives all students the opportunity to refine their strengths and pursue their interests,” said Mr. Pumford. “JHS has allowed me to take on a heavy course load, preparing me for the time management and class difficulty of life after graduation.”
Salutatorian, Alicia Rensel, is the daughter of Jack and Gail Rensel. She will be attending Penn State Behrend to study nursing to become a nurse practitioner. Ms. Rensel has received numerous awards and honors including: AP Scholar with Distinction, JCC Part-Time Student Dean’s List, Harry E. Kline AP Chemistry Award, Grace H. Dorman AP English Award, Warner Public Speaking Award, Scholar Athlete Award and Student of the Month, Alison Ney & Christa Stineman Memorial Scholarship, Betty Barresi Memorial Scholarship, Ethel Davis Award, Jamestown School Forest Award, JCC Student of the Year Award, NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence, Jasmine Cantor Award, Grade 12 Student of the Year and The Knights of Columbus Council 962 High School Graduation Gift. Ms. Rensel has been actively involved while at JHS: Student Government - co-Vice President, National Honor Society - co-Vice President, Key Club, Ski Club, FCA, Varsity Soccer, Eucharistic Minister at St. James, Chautauqua Area Scholarship Program, Optimist Oratorical Competition and SC United Soccer Club.
Valedictorian Andrew Pumford
“JHS is special because of the teachers who go above and beyond to ensure our success,” said Ms. Rensel. “If a student is willing to work hard, it would be almost impossible not to do well given the tremendous and generous support available to all students. JHS has prepared me for life far more than any other school could have because of its rich diversity, challenging classes, and encouraging teachers who helped me achieve success. My high school experience will enable me to deal with the rigors of college and help reach my aspirations in the future.” Jamestown High School will hold its Commencement Ceremony on Friday, June 22nd at 7 p.m. in the Chautauqua Institution Amphitheater. JHS Baccalaureate will be Thursday, June 21st at 7 p.m. at SS Peter & Paul Church.
Salutatorian Alicia Rensel
sherman central school class of 2018 awards night recipients
Contributed Article Sherman Central School
Business First and Independent Health’s 2015 Community All-Stars Program: Dylan Wagner Mayville VFW – Americanism Award: Jared Gleason, Tanner Ramsey Mayville VFW- Achievement Award: Madison DeKoning Wesley W. Weise, Jr. VFW Post 8647: Jessica Cady, Kaylee Thornton Computing Medal and Scholarships - Rochester Institute of Technology: Rowan Fisher Innovation & Creativity Awards - Rochester Institute of Technology: Faith Beckerink Bausch & Lomb Science Award - University of Rochester: Josie Allen Frederick Douglas & Susan B. Anthony Award -University of Rochester: Rebekah Lee George Eastman Young Leaders Award: Gabrielle Carris Xerox Award for Innovation & Info Tech: Chance Meeder Wells College Award: Abigail Ferreira, Jessica Ramm Elmira College-College Key Award: Joseph Leamer, Jade Moon Jamestown Business College Access Award: Hayley Miller Jamestown Business College – Academic Progress Award: Nick Sterling, Tyler Ames Thomas P. DiNapoli NYS Comptroller Award: Chelsy Chase, Karly Rhebergen Russell Bemis Bowling Scholarship: Heath Reed, Jamestown Community College-USA & KJC, Workforce Development, Dr. & Mrs. H Childress Scholarships: Sophia Rater, Maddison DeKoning, Hunter Bittinger Judith D. Roberts Memorial Scholarship: Hailey Crossley State of New York Office of the Attorney General Triple C Award: Michaela Barringer, Jessica Cady Roger Testrake Memorial Scholarship: Dylan Wagner SADD Participation Award: Hailey Crossley John Phillip Sousa Award: Michaela Barringer St. Joseph’s School for Exceptional Child: Jessica Cady Ruth B. Winch Scholarship: Jessica Cady
Front Row: Matthew Blakey, Matt Hill, Taylor Brightman. Second Row: Jonathan Sandstrom, Andrew Pumford, Maverick Tomczak. Third Row: Hanny Qadri, Ethan Glatz, Henry Malarkey. Missing from photo: Cory Falkowski
Thomas L. Barresi Memorial Scholarship: Jessica Cady Edna Kofoed Award: Dylan Wagner Dr. E.S. Francis Award: Dylan Wagner Westfield Moose Auxiliary Award: Kaylee Thornton CSEA Scholarship: Hailey Crossley Stanley Hose Auxiliary: Madison DeKoning Sherman Salutes – Broadcasting students: Gavin Kahle, Dylan Wagner, Jessica Cady Virginia Ten Hagen Memorial Scholarship: Claudia Gratto, Heath Reed Rotary International Scholarships: Michaela Barringer, Jared Gleason Harry Wake Scholarship (In Memory of his daughter Ruth): Dylan Wagner Enos Casella Award (In Memory of Marjorie Enos Casella and Goldie Enos): Madison DeKoning Sherman Teachers’ Association Scholarship: Sophia Rater $300, Zoey Charrette $100, Jessica Cady $100 Stanley Hose Company – George Raven Scholarship: Kaylee Thornton Student Council Award: Kaylee Thornton Olive Lodge # 575 Award: Hailey Crossley, Tanner Ramsey, Sophia Rater Acacia Chapter #96 of Eastern Star Award: Hailey Crossley Douglas & Gloria Neal Community Service Award: Heath Reed Frank Wasylink Memorial Scholarships: Michaela Berringer Bob George Memorial Scholarship: Jessica Cady, Jared Gleason PTO Award: Jessica Cady, Kaylee Thronton Sherman Alumni Association Scholarship: Jessica Cady Gratzer-Wiggers-Hansen Scholarship “Good Citizen Award”: Dylan Wagner AXA Associates Scholarship: Jessica Cady Winifred Pratt Weeks Award: Hailey Crossley Consolidated Communications Scholarship: Madison DeKoning Jack Weiland Memorial Scholarship: Samuel Gangemi Ryan Mary Kiblin Memorial Scholarship: Zoey Charrette Far West Superintendents’ Scholarship: Kaylee Thornton County Executive Recognition Awards: Dylan Wagner, Zoey Charrette NYS Academic Excellence Awards: Dylan Wagner, Zoey Charrette, Gavin Kahle
10 JHS Students Named WNY Scholar Athletes
Contributed Article Jamestown Public Schools
[Jamestown, NY] – Jamestown High School is proud to announce that 10 athletes on the school’s spring varsity sports teams qualified as All-Western New York Scholars, which are awarded by Section VI. To qualify, each senior’s overall grade point must be an average of 90 or above for six semesters and be a starter or important reserve. JHS’ All-WNY Spring Scholar Athletes were: Henry Malarkey - Winner - Boys Tennis Andrew Pumford- Winner - Andrew Pumford - Baseball Jonathan Sandstrom - Winner - Baseball Matthew Blakey, Honorable Mention - Boys Track & Field Taylor Brightman - Honorable Mention - Softball Cory Falkowski - Honorable Mention - Baseball Ethan Glatz - Honorable Mention - Boys Tennis Matthew Hill - Honarable Mention - Baseball Hanny Qadri - Honorable Mention - Boys Tennis Maverick Tomczak - Honorable Mention - Baseball “Being named to the All-Western New York Academic Team is a special honor,” said JPS Athletic Director Ben Drake. “These young men and women truly epitomize what the term, student-athlete, means. Not only are they great athletes, but these seniors also maintained an overall grade point average of 90% or higher during their four years at JHS. They are great role models for our younger athletes and we are all very proud of them.”
The Chautauqua Star
Events
Friday, June 22, 2018 • 3
Erie to Host Rhythm and Ride Weekend Lake Erie Cyclefest and Erie’s Blues & Jazz Festival Team-Up for Four Days of Riding, Music and Entertainment
Contributed Article Erie Sports Commission Erie, PA: The Erie Sports Commission is pleased to announce Lake Erie Cyclefest will add two new rides to its second annual event, as it partners with Erie’s Blues & Jazz Festival, creating a packaged Rhythm and Ride Weekend. The event will kick off Thursday, August 2 and feature six total cycling events through Sunday, August 5. Proceeds from Lake Erie Cyclefest will once again benefit EmergyCare, WQLN and the YMCA of Greater Erie. Representatives from each organization, as well as VisitErie, the Erie Sports Commission, Erie Arts & Culture, Erie County and City of Erie announced the updated event at a press conference on Tuesday, March 20. Two new rides, the Good Morning Star Shine Ride and Oscar the Grouch’s Gravel Grinder, will add to the four-day event, which will also include a new feature in The HUB, a place for riders to relax at Erie’s Blues & Jazz Festival. Riders will be able to register for rides at The HUB, which will also feature beer sampling from Five & 20 Spirits and Brewing and a BikeErie hosted bike corral. The HUB will be open from Friday, August 3 to Sunday, August 5. Lake Erie Cyclefest will kick off its four-day event with the new Good Morning Star Shine Ride, let by Jet24’s “Good Morning Erie” host Traci Teudhope. Teudhope will lead cyclists on a loop around Presque Isle State Park at daybreak on Thursday, August 2. The second ride, the BikeErie Slow Roll, will be held the evening of Thursday, August 2 in Downtown Erie. Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper and City of Erie Mayor Joe Schember will lead the fun, slow tour of Erie. The BikeErie Slow Roll will end with live music in Perry Square at an Erie Downtown Partnership Block Party. The YMCA Jelly Jar Ride will be held Friday, August 3, beginning at Shades Beach Park in Harborcreek. The 25- or 50-mile non-competitive ride will wind through the Lake Erie grape-growing region, and conclude with a picnic featuring wood-fired pizza from Brooklyn Pizza and beer samples from Five & 20 Spirits and Brewing. All proceeds from the Jelly Jar Ride benefit the YMCA’s Food + Fun Bus, a mobile meals site for kids. EmergyCare’s Tour de West County, Erie County’s premier bicycle tour, will provide four scenic ride routes on Saturday, August 4 departing from Lake Erie Community Park. The event, with a long-standing tradition of spectacular routes and safety support, will offer a 12-, 25-, 50- or a 100-mile loop of Erie County, ending with a picnic. All riders will receive tokens for beer sampling at The HUB. The second new ride, Oscar the Grouch’s Gravel Grinder, will be held Sunday, August 5. The early-morning 25-mile ride begins at Lake Erie Speedway and follows a dirt and gravel route on road and trail to and around eastern Erie County’s Eaton Reservoir. The final ride of the weekend is the WQLN Alley Cat Ride on Sunday, August 5. The
scavenger hunt themed ride is the only bike race, beginning and ending at Frontier Park. Cyclists will be given the race’s first stop location, where the race’s remaining nine stops will be revealed. Cyclists will be tasked to determine the best way to connect them, and the first three riders to return to Frontier Park will win prizes. The ride will end with beer sampling from Five & 20 Spirits and Brewing and music at Erie’s Blues & Jazz Festival. Prices for each ride vary, with discounts offered to riders based on the number of rides entered. “Our inaugural year was so amazing and our riders gave us great suggestions to add to the experience this year. Many of those suggestions – including the additional rides and the HUB – have been added this year’s event,” said Tom New, President of WQLN. “Multi-day ride discount packages have also been added to our ride fees so that we are encouraging riding and staying in Erie for the weekend. Teaming up with Erie’s Blues & Jazz Festival is a natural fit for Lake Erie Cyclefest, as it is a longstanding green event that emphasizes environmental awareness by encouraging comprehensive recycling, walking, cycling, and public transportation, and by championing its beautiful setting in the Lake Erie Arboretum at Frontier (LEAF).” “Lake Erie Cyclefest was a great success in its inaugural year, drawing more than 600 riders to experience our county by bicycle,” said Ron Sertz, Executive Director of the Erie Sports Commission. “In partnering with Erie Arts & Culture to create Rhythm and Ride Weekend, Lake Erie Cyclefest will be an even more enjoyable event for out-oftown cyclists and locals alike. WQLN, the YMCA of Greater Erie and EmergyCare have truly created an event that offers not only scenic rides for cyclists of all skill levels, but also a weekend-long experience that showcases the best our region has to offer. Erie’s Blues & Jazz Festival is one of the largest free, outdoor music festivals of its kind in the region, highlighting tremendous national, international, and regional talent all on one Mainstage. Each year, the Festival engages close to 20,000 residents and visitors and is reported by audiences to be a tradition for their families, friends, school reunions and company social events. “We’re excited to work with our partners to present Erie’s popular Blues & Jazz Festival and the Lake Erie Cyclefest on the same weekend, positioning Erie and the region as a destination for arts, culture, entertainment and recreation for locals and visitors,” said Amanda Brown Sissem, Executive Director of Erie Arts & Culture. This year’s Festival won’t disappoint with three days jam-packed with arts activities and outstanding performances for the entire family! Frontier Park will be alive with art exhibits, workshops, lectures, engaging children’s activities, and performances; it will serve as a great hub for socialization for cyclists.” For more information, including ride times and registration information, visit www. eriecyclefest.org.
4 • Friday, June 22, 2018
HBK
The Chautauqua Star
Honey Balsamic Chicken & Strawberry Salad INGREDIENTS 3 Chicken breasts, grilled 2 Cups Fresh strawberries, sliced and quartered 1 Cup Fresh cucumber, sliced and quartered 4 Cups Spring mix salad ¼ Cup Blue Cheese crumbles ½ Cup Honey ½ Cup Balsamic Vinaigrette salad dressing Salt and pepper, olive oil
Honey Balsamic Chicken & Strawberry Salad
By Katy Wise
Contributing Writer
Using salt and pepper, with a drizzle of olive oil, season and prepare your chicken. This will take about 20-25 minutes to fully cook.
The summer meal idea train is here again. Last week we started delving into various light and easy meals that are perfect for summertime.
Please remember to check chicken with a meat thermometer before eating.
Perfect for when you’re on the go and don’t have a ton of time to be in the kitchen, and especially when you don’t want to over utilize the stove and just make your house any warmer. Does anyone else have the, ‘our kitchen feels like the inside of a microwave,’ problem in the summer? Because we sure do. These are also the perfect kind of meals for when you know you need to eat but you aren’t incredibly hungry. That doesn’t mean that they aren’t filling, just that they aren’t something heavy that will further weigh you down in the already oppressive heat. The idea for this meal came when we stopped to get some fresh strawberries. If I had to pick a few reasons for why summertime is my favorite, fresh summer produce would definitely make the list. Strawberries, green beans, blueberries, the list goes on and on.
While your chicken is cooking, wash and slice your strawberries into quarters. Repeat with cucumber. There’s nothing like a meal prepared with something that was freshly picked the very same day as you’re eating it. I also love the opportunity to teach our children about where our food comes from during the summer. Definitely a different experience from selecting off of the Wegmans, Walmart or Aldi’s shelf.
Prepare salad by washing if necessary. Place in a large bowl with your fresh produce. Using a whisk, mix the balsamic dressing thoroughly with the honey. Once the chicken is done, let rest for a minimum of five minutes before cutting into strips or chunks.
This salad will definitely be in our warm weather menu repertoire. I could eat it every day, but that’s also not exactly balance.
This not only aids in the prevention of burns, but will keep the meat more moist.
Here is a recipe that I hope you will enjoy as much as we did.
Slice or dice that chicken and place on top of the lettuce. Drizzle with your dressing and finish off with the blue cheese crumbles. Enjoy!
As always, thanks for reading, and happy cooking from hbk!
This recipe will yield 4-5 large plate portions, or 2 adults and 3 kids perfectly. Didi I already mention that our kids like this too? Winner, winner!
The Chautauqua Star
Education
Friday, June 22, 2018 • 5
JHS Holds Awards Night
JHS Award Winner Representatives: Just a few of the JHS award winners from their Annual Awards Night. Front row: Orianne Simon, Alicia Rensel, Elyse Jones, Havalyn Saunders back row: Andrew Pumford, Finley Holt, Hanny Qadri
Contributed Article Jamestown Public Schools [Jamestown, NY] – Congratulations to the 2018 Jamestown High School Awards Night winners. Over $1,000,000 in awards were given out to these talented students. Michael Andalora JCC USA Scholarship Beck Anderson Clarkson Achievement Award Hedberg Cup RIT Computing Medal RIT Innovation & Creativity Award Dylan Anderson CEO Scholarship Lucas Anderson James Prendergast Prize Award Alex Aversa JCC USA Scholarship Abnel Avila Burgos JCC USA Scholarship Kara Bair Connie Gould Poetry Award Abigail Beach Theodore Peterson Award (Chemistry) Nicholas Beach NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Katelyn Bennett United Food & Commercial Works-District Union Local One Scholarship JCC Holmberg Scholarship Rita A. Dunn & Mollie Dunn McKee Scholarship Julia Bertolini Italian Heritage Award Matthew Blakey Alumni Scholarship Melville Jackson Memorial Scholarship Zanayah Brackman JBC College Access Award Katherine Brand Class of 1909 Essay Award Jasmine Cantor Award Zachary Breeding Ronald Stahlman Memorial Fund Chloe Brink Jacqueline Lanphere Award Hannah Brown Harry E. Kline Scholarship for Chemistry DAR Good Citizen Award Gavin Card NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Emma Carlson Southern Chautauqua Federal Credit Union Jockshuan Carmona JBC College Access Award Michelina Cersosimo Charles & Dorothy Jacobson Memorial Scholarship JTA Scholarship Kaylee Chapman Social Justice Award Jaidyn Conyer Allen F. Ayers Award (Regents) Breanna Crawford JBC College Access Award Ellen Cross Hedberg Cup Ashlan Davis JCC USA Scholarship Abigail DeFord Melissa Courtney Memorial Scholarship Arianna DeMarco JBC College Access Award Brianna Dorman 2018 Jr. Academic Progress Award Alyson Edwards Jacqueline Lanphere Award Arnaldo Espinoza Harry E. Kline Scholarship for Chemistry JCC USA Scholarship Taylor Evan Rolland Taft Athletic Scholarship JCC USA Scholarship Zairyon Fiddmont JCC USA Scholarship Sebastian Finch Campbell Hire Award Ellizabeth Gantenbein Bildungsroman Award Saphire Garcia JBC College Access Award Lauren Garvey Alison Ney & Christa Stineman Memorial Scholarship Oakleigh Gilbert Barbara Quackenbush Scholarship Ethan Glatz Jamestown Kiwanis 2018 Key Club Scholarship JCC USA Scholarship Alivia Graham Eunice Amelia Anderson Scholarship Richard Sciascia Award Olivia Gren JHS Class of 1965 Award Shaylean Hall Jacqueline Lanphere Award JCC USA Scholarship Breanna Hall-Chartion CEO Scholarship Hayley Halovich Wegmans Scholarship Darlene Harris JBC College Access Award Kayla Hartzell JBC Entrepreneurship Award Megan Higbee Bildungsroman Award Braden Higbee Charles & Dorothy Jacobson Memorial Scholarship Braden Higbee Katherine Burch Scholarship Andre’ Hodnett Melissa Courtney Memorial Scholarship Shanice Holmes CEO Scholarship JBC College Access Award Finley Holt JCC Student of the Year Award Norman Tinkham Award Rensselear Medal- Rensselear Polytechnic Institute Rhetoric Award 11th Grade University of Rochester Innovation and Technology Award Allen F. Ayers Award (AP) Hannah Hornyak Eunice Amelia Anderson Scholarship Sofia Isabella Grade 11 Student of the Year Isaac Johnson CC USA Scholarship Elyse Jones Bausch & Lomb Science Award Univ. of Rochester Rhetoric Award 11th Grade Karley Kennedy Warner Public Speaking Award Alex Kolstee Damcott Development Technology Award JCC USA Scholarship JCC Workforce Development Scholarship Noah Larson Margaret Ayers Award Jasmine Cantor Award Seth MacTavish JCC USA Scholarship Masen Maggio Global Perspective award Henry Malarkey V Chairman’s Choice Award Jamestown Kiwanis 2018 Key Club Scholarship Jamestown School Forest Award NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence Louise A. Roskamp Scholarship Jasmine Cantor Award Ryan Malarkey James Prendergast Prize Award Roberto Martir-Rosado Jamestown Kiwanis 2018 Vocation Education Award Sarah Marucci New Century Art Award JCC USA Scholarship Joshua McEntire Harry E. Kline Scholarship for Chemistry
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6 • Friday, June 22, 2018
The Chautauqua Star
Contributed Article Submitted by Kay Richard, Jr. Arts & Crafts Superintendent in Floral Hall
Again this year the Chautauqua County Fair is excited to continue the Bucket of Junk department in Floral Hall for juniors (age 17 & under). Exhibitors will be given a bucket or bag containing various items often considered “junk.” The exhibitor will then be challenged to make a creation using the contents of their bucket. All buckets will contain the same number of items and be as close to identical as possible. The goal is to use ALL these items (but not the bucket or bag) in their sculpture. Exhibitors will be allowed to paint, finish, bend, shape, bolt, glue, cut, fasten, sand or clean their items BUT no items may be added. A “bucket of junk” can be reserved by calling the Fair Office at 366-4752 between the hours of 10am to 3pm starting now. Once you have reserved one of the buckets you will be able to pick up the bucket in the Fair Office starting Monday, June 25th. It will be on a first come basis for the buckets. Exhibitors who had a bucket last year may get one again this year. There are 12 buckets available for under 12 years old and 8 buckets available for ages 12-17 years old. The exhibitor will bring their creation and the bucket (bag does not need to be returned) to Floral Hall on Sat., July 14th to have it entered in the fair. More information is available in the printed 2018 Exhibitors Fair Book under Dept. 220 or the online 2018 Exhibitors Fair book at www.chautauquacountyfair.org.
Keeping The Faith best directives about love in God’s Word, 1 Corinthian 13.
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Dear Pastor, what does “walking in love” mean? Last week we looked at the topic of God’s kind of love by examining why we need to walk in love. We saw that it is included in the only commandment that Jesus gave us, that “… we love one another as I have loved you” ( John 15:12). We also saw that God considers love to be the greatest characteristic in our Christian identity to ourselves and to the world (1 Corinthians 13:13). This week I want to begin our examination of the
Let’s look at 1 Corinthians 13:4…”Love suffers long and is kind; love does not envy; love does not parade itself, is not puffed up.” This verse begins with the often misunderstood phrase, “love suffers long.” Just recently, someone indicated that this phrase means God wants us to suffer for a long time in sickness, death, and (I suppose) love and marriage! While this could have been viewed as a set up for a marriage joke…I believe that the individual was sincere and just confused by the language of their Bible translation. The word “suffer” isn’t about being in actual pain (as in physical pain) but about maintaining a patient, enduring, tolerant attitude towards another person. So how does this apply to our life? If we look at many relationships, we see that there may be some areas that
are not seen as “up to par”. Even if most of the relationship is experienced as “good”, there may be particular behaviors or attitudes that are detrimental or hurtful to the relationship. So how should this be handled? Walking in love God’s way, requires a Christian to put up with the bad things and turn these hurts into an opportunity for blessings in kindness and caring. But let’s face it, doing this is very difficult. Rather than bless the “offender”, our fleshly emotions want to feel sorry or get vindication for being angry and self-righteous. This is where the longsuffering happens. The Word directs us in 1 Peter 5:7-9 to continue to behave and think in a loving way, while casting or giving the problem, or hurt over to God for His attention. In doing so, He promises to “take care of our business” because He loves and cares for us. After all, isn’t He best equipped to handle it?
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Celebrate Community Radio and Music from the 80s at Southern Tier Brewing Co. Contributed Article
LAKEWOOD, NY – An annual fundraising event for the only locally owned, non-religious radio station in Chautauqua County will be taking place Tuesday, June 26 and everyone is invited! WRFA-LP and the Southern Tier Brewing Co. are teaming up to present the seventh annual Great American Picnic – an evening of friends, food and live music from a variety of local and regional performers. This year’s theme is “I Love the 80s!” The Great American Picnic will begin at 5 p.m. at the home of the Southern Tier Brewing Co. (2072 Stoneman Circle, Lakewood, NY) and will feature a wide variety of musical acts. Many of the performances will also be recorded and broadcast on WRFA. Musical entertainment for this year includes The Porcelain Bus Drivers, We Speak Canadian, Bill Ward, Feverhawk, Steve Davis & Friends, Cheers for Beers (Gary Peters, Jay Peterson, Dan Witherspoon, Steve Davis and more!), and Rebecca McIlvain. All the music that will be played
during the four-hour event will be songs from the 1980s – a decade that brought us everything from Michael Jackson and Cyndi Lauper to Judas Priest and Duran to Duran - plus much more! The entire show will be presented at the Southern Tier Brewing Company’s outdoor stage with plenty of seating and space for everyone in attendance. The WRFA Advisory Board will also be on hand, serving hot dogs and other foods from the grill. Tickets to this exclusive event are $20 each and include two complimentary beers from Southern Tier. In addition, the WRFA Advisory Board will also be on hand selling hotdogs, raffle tickets, and letting attendees get their photo taken with a vintage 80s convertible. Presale tickets are available at the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts Box Office (215 Spring St., Jamestown), RegLenna.com, or by calling 716-4847070. Tickets are also available at the door the day of the event. For more information, visit WRFALP. com, RegLenna.com, or WRFA’s Facebook page (Facebook.com/ WRFALP).
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Individuals, groups, and businesses can get some great publicity by sponsoring either of Audubon Community Nature Center’s two major summer events: the July 28 Wild 5K Run/Walk and the August 25 Monarch Butterfly Festival. Running on Audubon’s trails through beautiful forests and fields is part of the attraction of the Wild 5K.
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Jamestown, N.Y. – Audubon Community Nature Center’s (ACNC) Wild 5K Run/Walk and Monarch Butterfly Festival are opportunities for businesses and individuals to show their community spirit and support nature education. Sponsors who make financial or in-kind contributions or donate gift certificates are recognized in a variety of ways. These range from listings in the program and ACNC website and newsletters to receiving complimentary tickets to an Audubon event of their choosing. On Saturday, July 28, runners and walkers of all ages race through Audubon’s forests and fields and around pond edges in Audubon’s Wild 5K Run/Walk. Again this year, the race is part of the 2018 Chautauqua Striders/UPMC Chautauqua WCA Runner of the Year Series. Participants who register by Monday, July 16, receive a t-shirt and discounted entry fee. Prizes are awarded to the first three overall male and female walker and runner finishers. Age group awards are given to the top three finishers in each division for runners and top finisher in each division for walkers. Details and
registration are at auduboncnc.org/wild5k. At the Monarch Butterfly Festival on Saturday, August 25, visitors experience an indoor garden filled with free-flying Monarchs, where they can examine Monarch eggs and hold caterpillars. There is so much to do, with kids crafts, great food, photo opportunities with human-sized caterpillar and butterfly cutouts, and more. Scouts and others can even earn a fun patch. Details are at auduboncnc. org/monarchfestival. The evening prior is Monarchs & Margaritas, an adult version of the festival. To learn how you or your business can support these popular events, visit auduboncnc.org/sponsor. For information about volunteering at either event, visit auduboncnc.org/volunteer. Audubon Community Nature Center builds and nurtures connections between people and nature by providing positive outdoor experiences, opportunities to learn about and understand the natural world, and knowledge to act in environmentally responsible ways. Visit at 1600 Riverside Road, one-quarter mile east of Route 62 between Jamestown, N.Y., and Warren, Pa., or online at auduboncnc.org.
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Chamber Welcomes New Members The Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce has just concluded its most successful spring membership drive ever with the addition of 46 new members. The businesses that have joined the Chamber in the past couple of months cross all sectors of the economy in all geographic locations from Celoron to Silver Creek and Clymer to Dunkirk. These businesses employ 155 people throughout the county. While businesses can join the Chamber at any time, the spring membership drive puts a focus on our local businesses. During the drive board and team members visited with well over 150 businesses including members and non-members encouraging them to take advantage of the value of membership. The discussions and feedback from businesses is very helpful to aligning the Chambers programs and services to the needs of the membership. During the membership drive the Chamber offered several incentive prizes for joining. The winners of those prizes were: Stedman Café of Mayville and Tammy’s Nails & Tails of Lakewood, which each won a $25 gift certificate from Webb’s Captain’s Table; Panama Diner in Panama which won a $50 Shoptauqua Gift Card; Rookies on the Lake in Dunkirk which won a one night stay at Chautauqua Suites in Mayville; Haff Acres Farms in Mayville which won a second year Chamber membership free; and Little Bugs Pest Control of Warren which won a Stay and Golf Getaway package at Peek’n Peak Resort. Congratulations to all of the winners and sincere thanks to the businesses that donated prizes. Other new Chamber members are: Craft Cottage of Chautauqua in Ashville; Local’s Chatterbox and Nordstrom Williams both in Bemus Point; Chautauqua Harbor Hotel, Celoron; Genesis PPG of Clarence; Finish Line Gutter Services and Mike’s Performance Machine in Clymer; Kettle & Keg Restaurant, LS Engineering D.P.C, Northern Chautauqua Catholic School, and Ramon Sood Physician all in Dunkirk; in Fredonia - A Spot and A Spell, Aloe Vera’s Eatery, Bella Appraisal Service, Big Melch’s Smokin BBQ, Campus & Community Children’s Center, Darwin’s Health Club, Madenford Spring & Auto, R & D Fisk Precision Collision, and Southern Tier Promotions; from Jamestown - 2nd Chances Thrift Store, Balancing The Books Bookkeeping Services LLC, Chautauqua County Humane Society, Click Photo Studios, Great Lakes Medicare Solutions, Northwestern Mutual Financial, and SPLAT!LLC; Fairmount House, Group Ther-Happy, and Office Max all in Lakewood; Farm Credit East, Mayville Service Center, and Price Abstract Company in Mayville;
Sprague Vineyards in Silver Creek; Hogan’s Hut in Stow; Cakes by Brandy, Mathews Jewelers, Quagliana’s Bark Grill, and Westfield Auto Body all in Westfield; and 1st Priority Mortgage, Inc. in Williamsville. We encourage everyone to shop locally and work with local contractors, vendors, suppliers, and service providers as often as possible. We especially encourage Chamber members to work with other Chamber member businesses. Check our online Business Directory to find Chamber member businesses near you. Sincere thanks to all who participated in this membership drive: staff, board members, volunteers, and the businesses who make it a pleasure to live, work, and play in this community. We also extend thanks to the Chautauqua County Visitors Bureau and the National Comedy Center. As a wrap-up to our membership drive, we were very pleased to collaborate on a Business After Hours networking event held in conjunction with the Visitors Bureau Annual Meeting at the National Comedy Center. The evening highlighted our newest attraction, brought together a wide variety of business people from all over Chautauqua County, and was an exceptional event. We are fortunate to have a plethora of opportunity in our county and a number of outstanding people from a variety of organizations that make working here a fun and special experience. Enjoy First Fridays and Fish in Westfield The Westfield-Barcelona Community Chamber of Commerce will hold its next First Friday event on July 6 on Main Street. These street fair style events feature live music, kids games, wine, food, vendors, and much more, and are held from 5-8pm on the first Friday of each month during the summer, through September. This year there is something new to enjoy! The Westfield-Barcelona Community Chamber of Commerce developed the Westfield Fish initiative to celebrate the Westfield-Barcelona fishing industry and demonstrate community involvement. More than 80 businesses and individuals purchased and decorated large fish plaques and they are on display through the summer in the village and the hamlet of Barcelona. You can find the complete interactive map of fish locations on the Westfield website. Business After Hours Preview at the Fairgrounds July 12 The Dunkirk Community Chamber of Commerce and Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce jointly invite you to attend our popular annual networking preview at the County Fairgrounds. This Business After Hours event will be held from 5-6:30pm, Thursday, July 12 at the Fairgrounds on Central Avenue, Dunkirk. Enjoy fair food, beer, and
wine slushies all for the price of your admission at $15 for Chamber members or $18 each for prospective members. This Business After Hours event is sponsored by David Snow State Farm Agent, DFT Communications, Jamestown Jammers, KeyBank, Lawley Insurance, Nestle Purina PetCare, Northwest Arena, OBSERVER, The Post-Journal, Putnam Record Insurance Agency, and WJTN/ WWSE/WKSN/WHUG/WQFX. Call now to make reservations at 366-6200 or 4841101 or sign up online. Take Advantage of the Early Bird Special for Chamber Golf Tournament Register now and take advantage of early bird pricing for the 2018 Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Tournament. It will be held Thursday, August 16 at Peek’n Peak Resort in Clymer, with a shotgun start at 11am. You can play where the pros play! The beautiful upper course at Peek’n Peak is home to the LECOM Health Challenge Web.com PGA event coming up July 5- 8, and you can join fellow Chamber members to enjoy this beautiful and challenging course during the Chamber tournament. It’s a championship caliber, par-72 course, measuring 7,061 yards from the gold tees, with bent grass greens, fairways and tees for optimum playing conditions. Its unique terrain and natural features, including rolling hills, deep sand bunkers, panoramic views and mature woods, create a spectacular atmosphere and beauty that is unrivaled. Check-in will begin at 9:30 with a shotgun start at 11:00am. Lunch is served on the course. As soon as players are finished they are invited to move to a buffet dinner with a cash bar and prizes. The award presentation will begin during dinner as soon as the results are tabulated. The 2018 Chamber Golf Tournament is sponsored by DFT Communications, Bush Industries, Community Bank, County of Chautauqua Industrial Development Agency, Jamestown Mattress Company, Koester Associates, Lake Shore Savings Bank, Lawley Insurance, Lynn Development, National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation, National Grid, Nestle Purina PetCare, OBSERVER, The Post-Journal, and Shults Auto Group. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Tom Baressi Scholarship Fund through the Northern Chautauqua Community Foundation. Sign up by July 12 to take advantage of the Early Bird Registration price and save $25 per player! For more information or to register, call the Chamber at 366-6200 or 484-1101 or register online.
52 Participants Enjoy Audubon Exclusive: Kinzua Dam and Allegheny National Fish Hatchery Tours was so great that arrangements were made to double that number.
Steve Lauser of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Doris Masson with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service led the tours. Numerous young eagles were spotted from the dam’s bird viewing platform. Following the morning tour of the dam, the group enjoyed a picnic lunch by the Big Bend Visitors Center. After lunch participants used their own vehicles to take a rare, scenic drive across the top of Kinzua Dam and into the back gate of the Allegheny National Fish Hatchery for the afternoon tour. Welker spoke to the group about the natural riches of the area and the importance of preserving and protecting them. Conservation efforts deserve credit for the Allegheny National Forest that did not exist 100 years ago, the flourishing rivers that were once devoid of life, and the lineage of the area deer herd. If there is enough interest, Welker will arrange for Audubon to offer the dam and fish hatchery tours again in the fall. Information about this and other Audubon Exclusive opportunities is on the Exclusives page at auduboncnc.org. Saturday (June 2) Audubon Community Nature Center presented an Audubon Exclusive: guided tours of Kinzua Dam and the Allegheny National Fish Hatchery located at its base. After the morning tour of the dam and a picnic lunch, participants drove their vehicles across the top of the dam to the fish hatchery. This picture was taken in the room where fish eggs are hatched. (Photo by Tim Piotrowski)
Contributed Article Jamestown Public Schools
Jamestown, N.Y. – Saturday (June 2) 52 individuals had the extraordinary experience of taking guided tours of Kinzua Dam and the Allegheny National Fish Hatchery in Warren, Pa. Audubon Community Nature Center (ACNC) made this opportunity available as one of their Audubon Exclusives, and the dam tour was so exclusive that folks had to get government clearance to participate. ACNC board member and U.S. Forest Service fisheries biologist Nate Welker organized this event that was originally planned for 25 people. The response
You can learn about the many festivals, activities, and workshops Audubon presents year-round on the Programs and Events page at auduboncnc.org. Audubon Community Nature Center is located at 1600 Riverside Road, onequarter mile east of Route 62 between Jamestown, N.Y., and Warren, Pa. The three-story Nature Center building contains interactive displays, a collection of live animals, and the Blue Heron Gift Shop. Building hours are MondaySaturday 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and Sundays 1-4 p.m. The 600-acre wetland preserve with more than five miles of hiking trails, a native tree arboretum, gardens, picnic area, natural play space, and exhibit of Liberty, the nonreleasable Bald Eagle, can be visited from dawn until dusk daily. Audubon Community Nature Center builds and nurtures connections between people and nature by providing positive outdoor experiences, opportunities to learn about and understand the natural world, and knowledge to act in environmentally responsible ways.
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PGA Pro-Am to Benefit Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy Set for June 25th
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Photo (from left): John Jablonski III (CWC Executive Director), Bill Locke (Pro-Am Chairman), Jason Preston (Snug Harbor Marina & Service Center), Jeanne Wiebenga (CWC Board Director), and Kristopher Press (Snug Harbor Marina & Service Center)
Contributed Article The Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy
Presenting sponsor Snug Harbor Marina & Service Center and the Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy have announced their 32nd Annual Pro-Am Charity Golf Tournament. The Pro-Am will be held at the Chautauqua Golf Club’s Lake Course on Monday, June 25th. The event will have an 11:00 AM shotgun start. There are many sponsorship opportunities available, a portion of which is tax deductible. Area businesses are especially encouraged to sponsor this event; a Bronze Level sponsorship includes a team of three golfers. The “Score One for the Lake!” tournament welcomes both male and female amateur golfers. Each team will include a visiting PGA professional from the Western New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania areas, making for an exciting day of golf. The Pro-Am will have an 11 AM shotgun start, with lunch served on the course, and concludes with the awards dinner at the club’s Double Eagle Restaurant. The Conservancy welcomes Snug Harbor Marina & Service Center as the Pro-Am’s presenting sponsor. Snug Harbor’s sales showroom is located at 2374 West Lake Road
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JHS Students Chosen to Participate in Young Writers Institute at Chautauqua Institution “These students are avid readers and were recommended because of their maturity and their love of language,” remarked Mrs. Price. “This Chautauqua experience will appeal to them because they are intellectually curious; they will fit right in with a community of like-minded creative writers.” Thanks to the generosity of the Chautauqua’s CLSC Alumni Association, the JHS students will live on the historic grounds of the Chautauqua Institution with a host family and have the opportunity to attend daily lectures by worldrenowned experts, nightly concerts, and live theatrical performances, as well as take advantage of waterfront recreation opportunities and the fitness center. “I am looking forward to improving my creative writing skills,” said Elyse Jones, “and I’ll definitely go to Alexander Gavrylyuk’s piano recital.” Ellen Cross added, “I am extremely thankful to be given this opportunity to learn to better express myself through the written word while living on the beautiful grounds of Chautauqua institution. I plan on attending the ballet and the symphony.” Jamestown High School juniors Beck Anderson, Micaela Cleveland, Ellen Cross, Matthew Roehmholdt and Elyse Jones, prepare to participate in the Young Writers Institute at Chautauqua Institution this summer with the help of JHS teacher Barbi Price.
Contributed Article Jamestown Public Schools
[Jamestown, NY] – Jamestown High School rising seniors, Beck Anderson, Micaela Cleveland, Ellen Cross, Matthew Roehmholdt and Elyse Jones, will soon have an opportunity that every budding writer would love to have – an all-expense paid Chautauqua experience during one of the first three weeks of the season at the Young Writers Institute as recipients of the 2018 Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle Alumni Association Scholarship. JHS English Department Chair Barbi Price and teacher Norma DeJoy nominated the five students for this prestigious award. All scholarship applicants were required submit samples of creative work, as well as a letter of recommendation from an educator. The JHS students each sent a work of fiction, poetry, or nonfiction describing a dramatic scene, event, or memory, a one to two-page piece describing a difficult decision they or a fictional character had to make and how it was resolved, a two-page nonfiction response reflecting on something they would like to change in their community or world and how they would go about promoting that change, and finally, a personal statement on why they wanted to attend the Young Writers Institute.
At the Young Writers Institute, Beck, Micaela, Ellen, Elyse and Matthew will be mentored by a faculty of nationally-recognized, published teaching-artists who, over the course of the week, will help the students hone their writing through short exercises, close study of work by contemporary writers, and workshops. Each student will have the opportunity to work one-on-one to develop a plan for future growth and to attend readings by writers-in-residence at Chautauqua’s Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall.
The students are looking forward to their experience. The Week 1 theme is “The Life of the Written Word,” Week 2 is “American Identity,” and Week 3 is “The Art of Play.” “It will be amazing to write poetry for a solid week,” commented Matthew Roehmholdt, and Micaela Cleveland stated, “I’m thrilled to be able to broaden my creativity and learn new ways to style and freshen my writing skills.” “I’m so pleased that Beck, Micaela, Ellen, Elyse, and Matthew have been afforded this opportunity,” Mrs. Price noted. “It will broaden their scope of experience, expose them to unique cultural events, and give them a chance to network with people whom they might not otherwise meet. I’m sure that these deserving students will be intellectually stimulated and culturally nourished by their week at Chautauqua.”
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Children worked hard at reading all summer to earn prizes in the 2017 Summer Reading Program held at the Ellington Farman Library. The 2018 program runs every Tuesday and Thursday, from July 10 thru August 9th , 12:30 – 2pm. Call 287-2945 to register your child or stop in during open library hours.
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Libraries Rock! is the NYS Summer Reading theme and Ellington Farman Library is ready to rock with the kids in all different ways. From rocket making to rocking out with drums and rhythm games, the children will enjoy all kinds of variations on the theme as they learn, read and have fun this summer at the library. Ellington Farman Library will run their Summer Reading Program sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30 – 2pm. The program kicks off July 10th and runs thru August 9th. Jamestown Thunder Drum Group will have the kids learning drumming techniques on July 17th and fantastic feats of juggling will be performed by the group “Gravitational Bull” on Tuesday August 7th. Rock crafts, fossils, games, arrowhead programs and instrument making will round out the younger children’s programs. These activities are targeted to children
aged 5 – 11 but those younger than five are welcome accompanied by an adult. All family members are welcome to stay at the library with their children and participate in the fun. New for the older youth this year is the “Golden Ticket” program. Golden Tickets will be hidden randomly in Junior books to encourage reading. Each Golden Ticket found gets the reader a prize. Older youth will also enjoy learning about Geocaching and go on their own geocaching adventure on Monday August 20th. Many new books for all reading levels have been purchased for the summer program.
during open library hours or calling 2872945. The first 25 registrants receive a free book bag. Library hours of operation are Monday through Thursday 11am-7pm, closed Friday and open Saturday 10am – 1pm. Libraries encourage families to support their child’s literacy skills by registering them to participate in a summer reading program.
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This program is funded in part by the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation with a grant through the Falconer Region Community Fund. The Ellington Farman library is located on 760 Thornton Road, Ellington. The summer reading program is free and open to all. An adult may register a child by stopping in
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