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Preparations for 32nd Allegany County Artisans Tour underway By CINDY WAGNER WELLSVILLE — Allegany County artisans have been busy preparing for the 32nd annual Allegany County Artisans Tour, and with 32 artisans across the county, it’s not to be missed. On Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 19-20, artisans will have the opportunity to show their work, and the general public to be introduced to a myriad of different artisans working in a variety of mediums. This year, 32 artisans in 26 locations across Allegany County will offer refreshments and free raffles for art work. Most studios will display works including, but not be limited to, clay; wood; metal; fiber; jewelry; paint; glass; and paper. The talented artisans that have participated in the event include everyone from artists that are self-taught and who have won national and international acclaim to those who are masters of their creative genre. Several artisans will preview their wares in select studios on Friday, Oct. 18, from 5 to 8 p.m. One of those preview artisans will be Sherry Herdman of Angelica, owner of 3 Dog Quilts. Herdman first participated in the tour in 2018 and has been quilting for 19 years. “It really went well,” said Herdman. “I had just a wonderful time.” Herdman considers herself a “contemporary

Photo submitted Bill Banker of Almond, owner of Sundance Forge, will display two antique life-size horse head sculptures which he restored for the owner during the Allegany County Artisans Tour. one gold imprinted on burgundy-colored fabric, that say “I love you from the moon and back,” because after treatment, the Tyvek formed the shape of a moon. She will have quilts; table runners; wall hangings; couch quilts; and more available during the preview and the tour this year. Unfortunately, she has had to increase her prices this year, which only recoup

artist” and the fact that she works with Tyvek – yes, the house wrap that you see on some buildings under construction – lends credence to her claim. She cuts the Tyvek material into shapes and applies heat to it, which makes it bubble, crack, shrink and sometime disappear altogether, is then transferred by photo to fabric. She will have two pieces, one silver and

Photo submitted Sherry Herdman of Angelica, owner of 3 Dog Quilts, will have her wares displayed during the Allegany County Artisans Tour. Pictured is “Stiletto.”

her material costs as she makes no proﬁt on any of her wares. Good quality cotton sells for $11.75 per yard, she explained, a king-size quilt can cost between $400 and $500 just in material. She’ll also have potholders and the opportunity for patrons to support girl’s empowerment as well. “I make the potholders as a de-stresser,” Herdman said. “I sell them at $4 a piece and

generational poverty.” Like last year, Herdman will offer a 50 cent coupon off a beverage at the Angelica Sweet Shop at 44 Main St. and she is currently exhibiting at the Steuben Trust bank in Hornell. The complete list of preview studios can be found at alleganyartisans.com/friday-pretour. Another artisan this year is Bill Banker of

the money goes into the sewing program in the Dominican Republic … I think if somebody supports one program for one nonproﬁt, they’re hooked. It helps your soul.” The sewing program she referred to is Mariposa DR Foundation, whose vision is “to create a model that can be adapted around the world for a holistic girls’ education and empowerment program to end

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to fund this phase of the Fassett GreenSpace project, The Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation Legacy Funds, through the Community Foundation of Greater Buffalo, saw promise in the project. Art for Rural America was previously awarded $21,000 by the Wilson Foundation in partnership with KaBOOM! in its Play Everywhere Challenge in 2018 to procure an ensemble of six outdoor sculptural instruments. The Legacy Funds fall under four categories: caregivers, community assets, youth sports and design and access. Design and access grants were created to “increase the health and quality of life of WNY residents of all ages by enhancing outdoor activities within the region,” according to the Community Foundation’s website. These funds are distributed in the eight

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this program are released before the season opens and dispersed widely, presenting a greater challenge for experienced hunters. Hunters are reminded to ask permission from private landowners before hunting on their lands. Many of these release sites are available for hunting thanks to the cooperation of private landowners. Good landowner/hunter relations are critical to ensure these areas remain open to hunting in future years. A special permit is required for hunting small game during the opening day of pheasant season on Zoar Valley Multiple Use Area in the town of Collins (Erie County), and Harwood Lake Multiple Use Area in the town of Farmersville (Cattaraugus County). Hunters interested in entering the DEC permit lottery for these Multiple Use Areas should mail one standard size post card to: NYSDEC, Bureau of Wildlife, 270 Michigan Ave., Buffalo, N.Y., 14203 Post cards must include the hunter’s name, address, telephone number, 2019-20 license back tag number, preferred time of hunt (sunrise to noon or 1 pm to sunset), and the management area desired in order of preference. All entries must be received by Sept 27. There is no fee for the permit, and hunters awarded permits will be able to name one additional hunter on their

John Tucker photo This rooster is one of 1,800 ring-necked pheasants raised this year at the Allegany County Public Safety Facility/Jail in the Working Inmate Program. Pheasants will be released at all of the Allegany County release sites prior to both the state’s youth hunt weekend, Oct. 12-13, and the regular-season opener on Oct. 19.

permit. Ten permits will be issued per time block on each management area. Small game hunting on all other days will remain sunrise to sunset with no permit required. Hunters should also note that dogs are not allowed within the designated area on the Multiple Use Areas for any purpose during the 48-hour period immediately preceding opening day of the fall pheasant season as posted on Zoar Valley Multiple Use Area and Harwood Lake Multiple Use Area. Hunters wishing to hunt pheasants in Allegany State Park are reminded that they must pick up a free hunting

permit at the Administration Building near Red House Lake before hunting in the park. No small game hunting is allowed in Allegany State Park during the regular big game season that runs from Nov. 16 until Dec. 8. Please refer to the attached table for a summary of the number of pheasants to be stocked and release sites in each county. Questions should be referred to DEC’s Bureau of Wildlife at 8517010 in Buffalo or 372- 0645 in Allegany. 2019 REGION 9 ADULT PHEASANT STOCKING Allegany County • Hanging Bog WMA along New Hudson Road,

455 birds. • Keeney Swamp WMA, Route 15B, off North parking area, 182 birds. Cattaraugus County • Conewango Swamp Wildlife Management Area, between Route 241 and Conewango Creek, 315 birds. • Allegany State Park, Wolf Run Road and Upper Bay State Road (free permit necessary from Administration Building), 322 birds. • Harwood Lake Multiple Use Area (special permit required for opening day, Oct. 19), 266 birds. • Allegheny Reservoir Wildlife Management Area, vicinity of Bone Run off Onoville Road, 322 birds.

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Join us for a professional Halloweenthemed magic show on Tuesday October 15, 2019 at 6:00 PM, at the Cuba Circulating Library. The show, titled “Spooky Magic,” is presented by magician Cris place at Cuba Library, 39 Johnson, and will feaE. Main St. ture music, age-approThere will be some priate humor, fun magic, puzzles for sale, as well audience participation, as a large assortment and more. The show is of Christian ﬁction; intended for children mystery and suspense ages 4-12 and any fun books; self-help books; loving adults. This CDs and more. particular magic show Contact the library at (585)968-1668 for questions or more information.

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A beautiful setting that serves as the resting place for its community’s founders and generations of beloved citizens, and a spot where many local residents take a peaceful walk, the Whitesville Cemetery faces the challenges common to many rural cemeteries – fewer burials, expansive grounds, and keeping up with costs for regular maintenance and upkeep. Working with the Allegany County Area Foundation (ACAF), Whitesville native Elton Harris has established a fund that will provide annual assistance to the Cemetery – to supplement the Cemetery Association’s own resources. The Lester and Dorotha Harris Fund for the Whitesville Rural Cemetery honors Mr. Harris’ parents while helping to keep the cemetery a beautiful, well-kept place for

remembrance and for Whitesville citizens to walk. Lester and Dorotha Harris were wellknown in the community through their maple syrup production and involvement in numerous civic organizations, including the Grange, 4-H, and the historical society. The ﬁrst distribution to the Cemetery Association will be made in summer 2021. Interested persons may contribute to this fund through the Foundation. With assets of $10 million, ACAF manages over 50 scholarship and grant funds. If you would like to donate to an existing fund, or establish a fund to support students or your community, contact Bruce Campbell at 585296-5616 or director@ acafny.org Donations to the foundation are tax deductible.

This summer, the Cuba Circulating Library received the Children’s Book Project grant award from the Pilcrow Foundation. The library received 71 books from the Pilcrow Foundation—an organization dedicated to providing new, quality, hardcover children’s books to rural public libraries. In addition, the library received 23 math and science books as a generous donation from Mr. Hal Berenson and Mrs. Laura Ackerman of Colorado. The purchases of these books—worth over $1200—was made possible by a $400 matching grant provided by the Friends of the Cuba Library, Inc. Tina Dalton, Library Director at the Cuba Library, says, “We focused on selecting awardwinning books featuring diverse characters. All children deserve to see themselves in books, to

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BELMONT — Pharmacies and health care providers throughout Allegany County have been offering vaccinations for several years, including the flu shot. The Allegany County Department of Health encourages residents to visit their local pharmacy or health care provider for their flu shot this season. The Allegany County Department of Health will offer flu shot clinics only at the County Office building clinic on the ground floor of the county office building. Those seeking a flu shot are reminded of the following: •Please wear short sleeves. •Please bring insur-

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This year’s benefit will support “SHOP with a COP” funded by the Dempsey Club of Olean, NY. School Resource Officers work with Olean City school teachers to select students to participate in their December event. Each student is given a monitory amount, accompanied by a City Police officer, to shop for their family members for Christmas. After shopping, the students are treated to refreshYour donations and support has Federal Air Marshal Ser- ments and wrapping of their gifts. The made the Pumpkin Shoot a great vice, where he served Dempsey Club of Olean, NY supports fund-raiser for the local non-profit in several supervisory many of Olean’s youth organizations organizations. We appreciate your positions until his final and has funded “SHOP with a COP” support and thank you for your time, assignment as the Asst. for almost twenty years. consideration and donations. Federal Security Director of Law Enforcement, Since starting in 2008, you as a ComRespectfully, for the Buffalo-Niagara munity have shown a robust interest International Airport, Besecker & Coss Service and devotion to keep the Pumpkin where Farwell retired John Gerringer Shoot fund-raiser going. The first (for the second time) in Pumpkin Shoot had 23 Teams regKeri Simon February 2019. Charmaine Bean istered. In 2013, 76 Teams registered Please join us as (716) 372-4920 with an over-whelming donation for Mr. Farwell shares high- targets. Since the first Pumpkin Shoot (716) 372-0565 lights from his illustri(716) 372-0578 fundraiser, the contributions have ous career. A short Q&A will follow his presentation. Refreshments will be provided by Alice Dunbar. Our meetings are free and open to the public, everyone is introduction to agriculmation or to pre-regisCornell University welcome! ture within the region Cooperative Extenter contact Lynn Bliven, and an overview of sion can offer you the 585-268-7644 x 18. Eldred Township training and resources agricultural terminolVolunteer Fire ogy. Since the soil is the to select an enterprise The Beginning a Department foundation of farming, suited for success. This Successful Small Farm the series continues introductory course Operation is one of with the Basics of Soil designed for small, many programs offered part-time or prospective & Plant Fertility. Basics by Cornell Cooperative of Farm Bookkeeping & Extension of Allegany farmers will be held on Sunday, Oct. 6th Tuesday evenings, Oc- Taxes introduces partic- County (CCE-Allegipants to sample finantober 15th, 22nd, 29th, any). The association Doors open at cial systems available & November 5th at is part of the national 11am for use and tax related the CCE Center 5435A cooperative extension Auction Starts farm issues. Selecting County Rd 48 Belmont, system, an educational at 1 pm an enterprise without NY 14813from 6:00 to partnership between *ALL NEW * 8:30 PM. checking the farm County, State, and MERCHANDISE resources or marketing Federal governments. Topics to be covered: opportunities can create As New York’s land Windfall Rd., Eldred Agriculture 101 is an a roadblock to success. grant university Cornell In the fourth class of the administers the system series we take a look at in this state. For more Selecting an Enterprise information, call 525& Marketing What You 268-7644 or visit our Produce. website at www.cce. cornell.edu/allegany. Enrollment will be Cornell University limited; pre-registration Cooperative Extension is required by Friday, provides equal program Come see our ever changing inventory... October 11, 2019. There and employment opYou’ll never know what you will find! is a cost for this workportunities. 16 Jefferson Street, Wellsville NY 585.808.8375 shop. For more inforMON - SAT 10AM - 5PM CLOSED TUES & SUN

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