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Cattaraugus County students among cast members for JCC fall musical JAMESTOWN — Students from Cattaraugus County are among cast members for The Jamestown Community College Uncommoners’ fall 2021 musical production of “Pump Boys and Dinettes.” The musical, postponed from its original intended premiere in April 2020 due to the outbreak of COVID-19, will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 12, 13, 19 and 20 and at 2 p.m. on Nov. 14 and 21. Performances will be held in
the Weeks Teleconference Hall, located in the center of the Jamestown Campus’ Katherine Jackson Carnahan Center. The cast features Skyler Schapp of Little Valley as Jim; Derek DeVlieger of Lakewood as L.M.; JoAnn Liffner of Jamestown as Prudie; Teal Weatherley of Jamestown as Rhetta; Adam Hughes of Jamestown as Jackson; and Brandon Milanowski of Salamanca
as Eddie. The production is directed by Adam Owens, with technical direction by Graham Riggle. “The purpose of theater, according to Shakespeare, is to hold a mirror up to nature; to show the audience what life is like in a particular time and place — but that doesn’t mean it needs to be boring,” Owens said. “The characters in Pump Boys and Dinettes are anything
but boring. With music, dancing and lots of good laughs (and perhaps a few tears) our goal is to remember the good times and cherish those near and dear to us.” Conceived and written by John Foley, Mark Hardwick, Debra Monk, Cass Morgan, John Schimmel and Jim Wann, Pump Boys and Dinettes spotlights L.M., Jackson, Jim and Eddie, four men who work at a
gas station; and two waitresses, sisters Prudie and Rhetta Cupp, who work at the Double Cupp Diner, a dinette located somewhere between Frog Level and Smyrna, N.C. Pump Boys and Dinettes first appeared at the Colonnades Theatre in New York City on Oct. 1, 1981, and was nominated for the 1982 Tony Award for Best Musical and also received nominations for the
1982 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Musical, Outstanding Lyrics and Outstanding Music. Tickets are $6 for JCC students, $19 for senior citizens and students 18-and-under, $11 for Faculty Student Association faculty and staff and $19 for the general public. They can be purchased by calling the box office at (716) 338-1187 or at the door.
Volunteers wanted for the Cattaraugus County Youth Court program LITTLE VALLEY — The Cattaraugus County Youth Court is in need of volunteers. Youth Court is a statesanctioned court system that is based on the philosophy of restorative justice. It is a voluntary alternative to the traditional juvenile justice system for first-time offenders ages 7-18 who have committed a non-felony crime or offense. The goal of Youth Court is to intervene in early anti-social, delinquent or criminal behaviors. Not only are the needs of the respondent
addressed, but also those of the victim and community as a whole. The Youth Court volunteers consist of highly trained middle and high school students ages 12-17 who fill the traditional roles of courtroom personnel including judge, defense and prosecution for the Youth Court hearing. The Youth Court Coordinator oversees the proceedings and daily operations of the program. These volunteers gain a strong understanding of the justice system, practice public speaking, earn numerous
hours of community service and learn strong leadership skills that will greatly benefit them in the future. Youth Court team members are required to complete the Youth Court training course and attend the training sessions; participate at Youth Court hearings as often as twice a month; abide by the Youth Court code of ethics; uphold the integrity of the Youth Court program at all times; and have written consent and support from their parents or guardian to participate. Training will be held in November at 207 Rock City
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Jamestown pharmacist throws hat in ring for Congress BY RICK MILLER
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Rail Rider Jamboree festival coming to Holiday Valley ELLICOTTVILLE — The promoters of Borderland Music + Arts Festival have teamed up with Holiday Valley Resort to present the inaugural Rail Rider Jamboree. The Rail Rider Jamboree will take place March 19, 2022, at Holiday Valley Resort and is a weekend filled with music, skiing, snowboarding competitions, brews and so much more. Spend the day on the mountain at Holiday Valley and end it with the ultimate “apres” party at the Rail Rider Jamboree. There will be live bands all day on two stages, food vendors, craft vendors and more. The Jamboree is outdoors with music starting around 2 p.m. Fans can expect to see
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best interests at heart,” said Moon. “Our community deA Jamestown pharmacist serves a voice that will work is the latest person to throw for them. Someone who has a hat in the ring for the 23rd actually been in the real Congressional District seat world. I have started, run, now held by Rep. Tom Reed. and grown a business and I Rich Moon notified meunderstand what it is dia outlets that he like facing a wall of launched his camred tape in my way.” paign on Monday. It Moon said is his first campaign he would go to for elective office, Washington with and while his ana set agenda: “to nouncement did not roll back burdendeclare his party afsome regulations filiation, his listed and fight to make us platform on his competitive in busiwebsite, www.richness again. I am not moon4congress.com going to become a ca, was conservative. reer politician — our Moon is the third system is broken conservative to anand I want to make nounce a candichanges and move dacy for the 23rd on as our founders District seat curintended public serrently held by Reed. vants to do. It is time Previously, Andrew to make real change. McCarthy, a forIt’s time for an outmer Olean resident sider in Congress.” now living in the Moon said he Washington, D.C. spent eight years as area, and Steuben a volunteer memCounty Republican ber of the Zoning Chairman Joe Photo provided Board of Appeals for Sempolinski, a forthe Town of Carroll, mer district director Rich Moon and volunteered as a for Reed. swim coach. It’s unclear where Born and raised the lines of the curwork” are his top priorities. in Buffalo, Moon received rent 23rd District will be “It’s time to get insiders out a Bachelor of Science dewhen they are adopted early of Washington,” he said in a gree in pharmacy from next year. With Reed not prepared statement. seeking re-election, the State University of New “For too long, government there is little organized has not been serving the York in Buffalo and his campaigning to keep the people. New York has been doctor of pharmacy from Southern Tier District inlargely forgotten by bureau- Shenandoah University of tact. Many political observcrats who do not have our Winchester, Va. ers think it will be carved
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Keith Butcher, R, C. CARROLLTON Supervisor - Four-year term Robert Rinfrette, R. Justice - Four-year term Michael Soper, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Jay Little, R. David Barger, R. Highway Superintendent - Four-year term Michael Fox, R. COLDSPRING Supervisor - Four-year term Tina Hyde, D, R. Clerk - Four-year-term Dakota Skinner, R. Justice - Four-year term Jason Steger, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) David Chapman, R. Kenneth Dechow, R. Highway Superintendent - Four-year term Kirk Hayes, D, R. DAYTON S u p e r v i s o r - Two-year-term Angie Mardino-Miller, D, R.
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Clerk - Four-year term Ruth Bennett, R. Councilman - Four-year term Christine Rupp, R, C. Donald Bartlett, R. Highway Superintendent - Four-year term Thomas Chupa, R, C. EAST OTTO Supervisor - Four-year term Ann Rugg, R. Clerk - Four-year-term Deanna Bowen, D, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Angela Sherman, D, R. William Spors, R. Lisa Musall, Pro Farm. Highway Superintendent - Four-year term Thomas Benz, D, C. Michael Grey, R. ELLICOTTVILLE Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two)
Steven Crowley, D. John Zerfas, R. FARMERSVILLE Justice - Four-year term Dorothy Lockridge, D, R, C, Working Families Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Pamela Tilton, D, R. Dale Scurr, D, R. Douglas Thompson, C. James Karaszewski, C. FRANKLINVILLE Councilman - Four -year term (Vote for two) Joseph Weaver, R. Heather Stevens, R. FREEDOM Supervisor - Four-year term (Vote for one) Dustin Bliss, D. Geoffrey Milks, R, C. Councilman - Four-year term. (Vote for two) Arthur Baker, D. County Elections continued on .... page 5
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County Elections continued from 4 Randy Lester, D. Robert Morgan, R, C. Joshua Aarum, R, C. Highway Superintendent - Four-year term James Haggerty, D, R. GREAT VALLEY Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Rebecca Kruszynski, D. Sandra Goode, R, C. HINSDALE Supervisor - Two-year term Jeffrey VanDeCar, R. Clerk - Two-year term Ann Carr, D, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Douglas Wilson, R. Ronald Brown, R. Highway Superintendent - Two-year term Daniel Zawatski, D, Integrity Party. Theodore Mascho, R. HUMPHREY Clerk - Four-year-term Mary Webster, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Scott Andrews, R. Alicia Pearl, R. Highway Superintendent - Four-year term Jason Pearl, D, R. ISCHUA S u p e r v i s o r - Two-year-term Jefferey Goodyear, R. Clerk -Two-year term Kelle Brisky, R. Councilman - Four-year term Rebecca Wetherby, D. Theresa Lowe, R. Highway Superintendent - Two-year term Richard Michael, D, R., C. Tax Collector - Two-year term Julie McConnaugheyGoodyear, R. LEON Supervisor (Two-year
MANSFIELD Supervisor - Two-year term Carl Calarco Jr., R. Clerk - Two-year term Betty Horning, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Gregory Meyer Sr., R. Michael Telaak, R. Highway-Superintendent - Four-year term Bradley Hurley, R. NAPOLI Supervisor - Two-year term Daniel Martonis, R. Clerk - Two-year tem Victoria Bedell, D, R. Councilman - Four-year term David Dechow, R. Jeffrey Stacey Sr., R. Highway Superintendent - Four-year term Dale Blood, R. NEW ALBION Justice - Four-year term Shannon Goode, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Norman Kazmark, R. Councilman - Two-year term (To fill vacancy) Michael Weishan, Main Street Party. OLEAN Supervisor - Four-year term Annette Parker, R. Clerk - Four-year term Sherry Lemon, R. Justice - Four-year term Brian O’Connell, D, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Donna Howard, R. Joshua Torrey, R. Highway Superintendent - Four-year term Patrick Zink, R. OTTO
term) Fred Filock, R. Clerk - Two-year term Sheila Fiebelkorn, D, R. Councilman - Four-yearterm (Vote for two) Jacqueline Ellis, D, R. Calvin Milliman, R. LITTLE VALLEY Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Holly Urbanski, R, C. Timothy Zimbardi, R. Jerry Titus, C. LYNDON Supervisor - Two-year term (Vote for one) Barbara Montante, D, Integrity Party. Donald Hall, R. Clerk - Four-year term Frank Puglisi, D, Integrity Party. Justice - Four-year term Wayne Holden, D, Integrity Party. Russell Ward, R. Councilman - Four-year term (vote for two) Leonard Kaluzny, D, Integrity Party. E. Paul Smith, D, Integrity Party. Councilman - One-year vacancy (Vote for one) Colette Schoening, D, Integrity Party. Melissa Bedell, R. Highway Superintendent - Two-year term George Schneider, D, R, Integrity Party. MACHIAS Clerk - Two-year term (To fill vacancy) Rebecca Grimmelt, R. Justice - Four-year term Francis Lounsbury, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Thomas Reese, R. Robert Shenk, R.
Supervisor - Four-year term Ronald Wasmund, D, R. Clerk - Four-year term Trisha Priest, R. Justice - Four-year term Warren Dickenson, D, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Marlene Gregory, R. Kevin Walker, R. Highway Superintendent - Four-year term Robert Barber, R. PERRYSBURG Supervisor - Two-year term to fill vacancy Dennis Parker, R. Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Edward York, R. Andrew Lord, R. Councilman - Two-year term to fill vacancy Lisa Towne, D Mary Jane Stuhr, D. Christopher Trybus, R. Michael Sternisha, R. PERSIA Supervisor - Two-year term John Walgus, R Councilman - Four-year term (Vote for two) Robert Dingman, R. Gloria Tomaszewski, R.
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Memory Bench continued from 1 abandoned Cattaraugus elementary school building located at South and Washington streets, classmates, friends and family members in attendance shared memories of their loved ones lost. Class member Jonathan Willard and Erin Irons, class vice president, led the ceremony honoring the memories of three deceased classmates, Steven H. Van Splunder (Dec. 15, 1998), Michael D. Goldfus (Feb. 22,2000) and Kevin A. Thalheimer (May 16, 2019). During the ceremony, a silver nameplate bearing the name and date of death of each person was applied to the bench by a friend or family member. As each nameplate was added, Irons and Willard shared fond memories of the gone, but not forgotten, class members. Irons presented the first nameplate in memory of Van Splunder, who was taken from them way too early in 1998. She said it was a time when the class was
just starting their families and careers 23 years ago. “Steve left us with many fond memories to look back on and to smile about,” she said. “He was always someone you could count on to break the monotony of school activities with his dry wit and sly smile that would always get us laughing and off-task. He made our church youth group meetings fun and exciting. If he wasn’t there, it just wasn’t the same. Somewhere out there, we hope he hears the impact he has made and that this nameplate will preserve his memory for years to come.” The second classmate to be remembered was Goldfus, who passed away in 2000. Willard said they lost him between their 10 and 20-year reunions. “I always remember Mike as the kid with the million dollar smile. He always reminded me a little bit of Kiefer Sutherland,” he said. “Mike was a polite, quiet and focused young man. He could be a little rebellious at times, as we all were. I remember playing Little League Baseball with him. Mike is always going to be missed and we will always cherish our memories of him.” Willard said his first real memory of Thalheimer, who passed most recently
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Photo by Deb Everts Members of the Cattaraugus Central School Class of 1989 on Oct. 9 dedicated a memory bench to their classmates who have passed away.
in 2019, was when he was invited to his fifth or sixth birthday party. He said Thalheimer was always a sweet and thoughtful person growing up. He was always willing to help his teachers and his classmates. “If we needed a name and address, Kevin was able to provide that because he always seemed to keep in contact with everybody,” he said. Willard said the initial bench idea started when a memory bench was done for a friend of Irons’ who passed away. That’s when they really started focusing on it and Thalheimer’s passing inspired them further. The idea was discussed at their 10-year reunion and
again at their 20-year but never developed into anything. As their 30th class reunion approached several years ago, he was struck with determination to not let their classmates be forgotten. “We became determined to see this through after Kevin’s passing in May,” he said. “It was four months before our 30-year reunion and, as we were planning, it was really fresh in our mind. At that reunion, we collected money to have a memory bench for classmates who have gone before us and classmates to pass in the future.” Irons said the decision on where to put the bench, ironically, came full circle.
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She said they originally planned to have it at the high school where they graduated but the need was not great there, so they began a search in town trying to find a place that would benefit from a bench the most. They were redirected to the site at their old elementary school where it all began for most of them, so it’s quite fitting. “This bench signifies unity, friendship and a place to gather,” she said. “Our hope is that more benches will join this one as the beautification of this area continues.” Willard said they would like to see their actions inspire other classes to start a memory bench to remember
their classmates that have passed. To encourage other classes, he has set up a matching grant through the Cattaraugus Central High School Alumni Association. Any class that does a memory bench within the next five years, he’ll assist with 50 percent of the bench cost up to $500. “I’ll do one a year for the next five years,” he said. “Hopefully, it will give people a jump-start on a bench and give people motivation to raise the rest.” It is hoped that the memory bench may help people come to terms with the loss of their classmates. In a sense, a bench is viewed as a celebration of life that can be enjoyed for years to come.
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