The Amish Trail

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VVOOTTEE The Amish Trail –
The Simple Life for the World to See
Editor
Walter Pickut
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local shops, restaurants, museums and attractions. “People
MAKE HISTORY
all around the world are fascinated by the Amish and their
gentler, old fashioned way of life,” Opferbeck said. “Just
Paid for by the Committee to Elect Rudy Mueller their integrity and their fine workmanship.”
Google ‘Amish Trail’ and the top 10 sites bring you right here
to our doorstep.” The Amish, now nearly 250,000 strong across the United
States, came from the German speaking parts of Europe in the
“What a stunning setting…What a gem! Visitors really feel
18th Century and still speak local dialects of their old tongue
as though they are in a different era ...” boasted Roger Brooks
among themselves. They name anyone who is not Amish,
of Destination Development in Seattle Washington when he
“English,” even Hispanic Americans, second generation
visited the area to help boost local tourism.
Czechoslovakians and visitors from Italy.
The Amish folk are worth getting to know; they truly live
A Cattaraugus County innkeeper recently received an on-line
their beliefs. Modern conveniences, they say, take more
registration from an Italian couple from Como, northern Italy,
work, worry and upkeep than they are worth; a life closer to
who wanted to experience real “Americana” while visiting
God’s creation is a life of peace. They live closer to their real
family in Toronto, Canada. They came to see the Amish.
values…family, relationships, enjoyment of the simple gifts of
They also discovered the local “English,” their businesses,
hand crafted homes and hand tended crops. “They don’t enjoy
restaurants and more, while here.
being gawked at,” Opferbeck said, “but they love to show their
work and kindness and to visitors who truly respect them,
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Volunteers Invited to Assist
Audubon’s Roadside Cleanup
Article Contributed by Rain or shine, volunteers will meet at the
Nature Center at 1600 Riverside Road,
Jamestown Audubon Center & Sanctuary
one-quarter mile east of Route 62 between
Twice a year, volunteers pick up trash along Jamestown and Warren. After donning a
Audubon’s adopted section of Route 62 bright orange vest, they will ride in the van People with disabilities enjoy the
same activities as you do - dancing,
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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Bridal Becky ................................Chautauquawedding.com
Elaine Rissel, RN ..............................................Nurses Notes
Faith Luce ................................................................Herb R4U
Four Discriminate Diners ......................Restaurant Review
Jason Sample .........................................Contributing Writer
Janet Wahlberg ......................................Finding Your Family
Joanne Tanner .................................................Down to Earth
Julia Garstecki ......................................How Did I Get Here
Katrina Fuller .....Life and Times of a Modern Housewife
A Fatal Journey Linda Johnson ...................................WCA Medical Minute
Lori J. Wilson .......................................Ms. Movies Reviews
Melinda Centi ...................................Patient’s Is Our Virtue
Miller Hall Financial .......................................Finacial Cents
Nolan Farr .........................................................Farr Outdoors
Some things should die, but we feed them anyway. Take And when we find ourselves in the place just right, Pastor Scott Hannon ........................................Faith Matters
Pastor Shawn Hannon ......................................Faith Matters
prejudice, for instance. Sometimes it masquerades as ‘Twill be in the valley of love and delight.
Reverend Eric Williams ...................................Faith Matters
what we call “taste.” We say we don’t hate some things …
Students, Pre-K to Seniors ......................Young Gazetteers
they’re just not to our taste. So we stay where we are and The Amish Trail was developed by a group of volunteers Vicki McGraw ...................................Join Me in the Kitchen
never challenge a point of view we’ve grown comfortable and the Tourism Board in Cattaraugus County just a few WCA Hospital ..............................................Medical Minute
with. But a little travel to a different place can be an eye years ago to help people re-discover an older, honorable
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS
opener and, sometimes, surprisingly pleasant. and gentler way of life. Tourists have journeyed from as
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mindedness,” Mark Twain said. “Broad, wholesome,
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charitable views cannot be acquired by vegetating in one And it is all right next door, waiting for us. Walt Disney FAX: [phone]
little corner of the earth.” said, “We’re curious, and curiosity keeps leading us
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This week The Jamestown Gazette invites you to just new doors, and doing new things.” Staying home may
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a place you’ve heard of, and maybe even seen, but they are.” But really?
probably never experienced up close and personal. AD DEADlINES: Thursday at 4:00 pm
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Maybe it’s just not to your taste…but it is just up the Our Amish friends believe living closer to Creation is
road a piece. Come and see. also living closer to the Creator. For those of us who DISTRIBUTION:
take pride in possessions we can neither make nor fix for The Jamestown Gazette is a locally owned FREE
Take a trip with us on the New York Amish Trail. Are ourselves, or even understand the workings of, it may be weekly community newspaper that reaches residents
and merchants in Southern Chautauqua County. We
you willing to meet folks who seem happy without time to realize that such a pride is a prejudice we need
build a sense of community and pride by providing
iPods, iTunes, texting and X-Boxes? Are you willing to no longer feed. A journey down the Amish Trail on one residents and businesses with positive stories and timely
discover the joys of a life where you can fix anything you of these gorgeous Autumn afternoons just might be a life information that spotlights local residents, organizations
own with your own two hands? Where your greatest changing experience you can find for yourself…just up and businesses operating and working together. New
issues will be distributed to local dealers every Monday.
pleasures at the end of a work day come from your the road a piece.
family, not a big, flat screen? Brought to you by:
Enjoy the read.
An old song, from another, but not too different,
tradition of spiritual simplicity says:
Walt Pickut
‘Tis the gift to be simple, ‘tis the gift to be free Editor
‘Tis the gift to come down where we ought to be, The Jamestown Gazette
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LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT
JAMMERS HOME SCHEDUlE: Paranormal Convention MUSIC:
Date/Time: Visiting Team: Jamestown Train Station
Oct. 5, 2012 7:00 p.m. Springfield Sat. Oct. 13th RockToberfest
Oct. 6, 2012 5:00 p.m. Springfield 10 am to 8pm Jamestown Savings Bank Ice Arena
Oct. 13th Kick off 4pm
AUDUBON NATURE EVENTS: FAll FESTIVAlS: Two Stages with back-to-back music all night
Bands: Big Leg Emma, Smackdab, Smokehouse, Pres-
First Friday Lunch Bunch (Adult) Harmony Historical Society’s Fall Festival sure Sensitive and Gina V.
Friday, October 5, 2012, 11am-1pm 1943 Open Meadows Road To purchase tickets call: 484-2624
Nature-related talk followed by BYO brown bag lunch. Blockville, NY
Audubon provides coffee and tea. $5/member; $7/ Oct. 6th and 7th American Legion Herman Kent Post 777 and AM-
non-member. For more information Call 640-5843 VETS
Aaron Swanson Post 777
Enchanted Forest (all) Forestville Fall Festival Established 1920
Friday-Saturday, October 5-6, 2012, 6pm-8:45pm Forestville Central High School Week long Anniversary Celebration!
Pre-paid reservations required for this non-scary Hal- Oct. 6th & 7th The Final Day October 14th
loween event during which animals can magically talk Prime Rib buffet before the dance 5-7pm with the
to you about their lives! Beer & Wine Festival dance from 7-10pm
Holiday Valley Resort’s Featuring “RAZZ” with 22 Piece Band
Roadside Cleanup (Adult) Tannenbaum Lodge
Saturday, October 6, 2012, 9:00am-12:00 noon Nov. 10th Yankee Bush Productions
Rain or shine – help us cleanup our section of adopted Crown Theatre
trail. Meet at the nature center to get your gear. Corn Maze 21 E. 3rd St. Jamestown
Maplebrook Farm, Rt. 62 in Leon Tribute To Crooner Dean Martin
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 569-2345 Saturdays & Sundays By John Morello
VISIT WWW.JAMESTOWNAUDUBON.ORG Oct. 28th Sat. Oct. 20th 7pm
10:00 am to Dusk For Tickets Call: 814-489-3110
BOOkClUB: Call 296-5230 for more information
Budddist Book Group Rolling Hills Radio
Prendergast Library – Fireplace room. Ellicottville’s Fall Festival Labyrinth Press Co.
Second and Fourth Wednesdays of the month October 5-7 Downtown Ellicottville/Holiday Valley 12 E 4th St., Jamestown. A limited number of season
7pm till 8:15 Resort tickets for the 2012-2013 season of Rolling
A Path With Heart by Jack Kornfield Hills Radio with host Ken Hardley, presented by
Nightmare Hayrides WRFA-LP Radio for the Arts. Mon 10/22/12 @7pm,
COllEGE OPEN HOUSE: Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays Thu 11/29/12 @7pm, Sat 12/29/12 @7pm, Thu
36th Annual College & Career Nght Through Oct. 7:30-9:30pm 1/31/13 @7pm, Thu 2/28/13 @7pm, Thu 3/28/13
Jamestown Community College 6319 Sommerville Valley Rd., Ellicottville, NY @7pm, Thu 4/25/13 @7pm
Chautauqua County Counselors Association
Tuesday, October 16, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. FARMERS MARkETS: RACES:
Physical Education Complex on JCC’s Jamestown Buy Fresh Buy local
Campus. Muddy Viking Run
Admission is free. For additional information about Downtown Jamestown: Foundry Alley Lake Chautauqua Lutheran Center
College & Career Night Fri. 10am to 3pm Sat. Oct. 13, 2012
For More Info Call JCC, 338.1001. 4-Mile Mud Run
CRAFT SHOWS: For more info contact: [email protected] or
COMEDy: Holiday Craft Show [phone].
Lakewood Community Center
The Forum Oct. 13th 10am to 4pm THEATRE:
201 N. Main St., Jamestown This is a fundraiser for the Chautauqua County Hu-
Improv Comedy every Wed. night 8pm mane Society’s new Cat Colony Room. The Little Theatre
Galacticsystems.info/the-forum Among the vendors will be a local potter, photogra- 18 East Second Street
pher and caramel candy lady. Jamestown
The Labyrinth Press Co. The Humane Society will be there with a mock-up of Forbidden Broadway
12 East 4th St. the new room. Sept. 28th, 29th
Jamestown Oct. 4,5,6,7
Stand-Up open Mic FUND RAISER: To Reserve your seats call 483-1095
Every 1st & 3rd Thursday of the Month
9:00pm Breast Cancer Fund Raiser WAlkING TOURS:
Uncensored Adult Shows Bob Terreberry is staging a Sit-in at Friendly’s
Oct. 8th Fenton History Center
CONCERT: For more info: 753-6319 67 Washington St. Jamestown
[email protected] Every Saturday 1-3
Reg Lena Civic Center The Fenton will lead a series of rotating walking tours
An Evening with HISTORy: through Jamestown.
Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder For more information call 664-6256
Oct. 13th 8:00pm Roger Tory Peterson Institute Of Natural History
For tickets call: 664-2465 Randolph Mammoth Exhibit October 6 & 13
through Dec. 2012 7th Annual “Saints and Sinners” Lake View Cemetery
EDUCATION: Tours
MOVIES: From 3 pm until 8 pm stepping off throughout the day
Jamestown Prendergast Library and evening. Reservations are required; please call
509 Cherry Street Dipson Theaters 664-6256 to reserve your tickets and time slot.
ASK – After School Kids lakewood Cinema 8
For children ages Kindergarten to 4th grade Chautauqua Mall Cinema I & II October 7 & 14
4pm-5pm For information on movies and times visit: Mausoleum Tours and More at Lake View Cemetery
Weekly on Friday until November 17, 2012 www.dipsontheaters.com A guided behind-the-scenes tour of a number of the el-
egant mausoleums and gravesites in Jamestown’s 1859
EVENT: The Robert H. Jackson Center cemetery. 8 PM. Call 664-6256 to reserve your tickets
Liberty Under Law: The Robert H. Jackson Story
Paddles Across The Lakes’ Friday, Oct 12 @ 7:00 pm October 10
Cassadaga Lake NEW! Brown Bag Lecture Series. Come hear about
Sat. Oct. 6th 10 am The Robert H. Jackson Center an important part of Jamestown’s history during the
For more information: 572-9719 Lincoln on Professionalism lunch hour. Noon to 1 PM. Meets the 2nd Wednesday
A seimar of the month April through October, at the Fenton
Tuesday, Oct 23 @ 8:00 am Mansion until further notice.
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Struggle for Intimacy in
J
oin ME a Dysfunctional World
in the
Article Contributed by calling the Council at 664-3608 in
K
itchen Jamestown. Community members
CASAC
interested in the topic are welcome
“Struggle for Intimacy in a and encouraged to attend. You may be
Dysfunctional World” training pleasantly surprised that you did.
sponsored by the Chautauqua
This course qualifies for those
only food, but medicinal qualities and Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
seeking professional credentialing
craft ideas, all from that fruit of original Council is scheduled for Friday,
as a Credentialed Alcoholism
sin! October 19 and 26, 2012.
and Substance Abuse Counselor
When my kids were little, I always There is no such thing as a perfect (CASAC); Credentialed Prevention
made applesauce for them. It is easy family. Everyone comes from a family Professional (CPP) or Credentialed
to make and as we know, fresh is best! with some degree of dysfunction. Prevention Specialist (CPS) as
They loved helping make it, too. They Many of us have long suffered the approved by the New York State
started out by stirring, then as they got consequences of being raised in an Office of Alcohol and Substance
bigger, they got better with the peeler unhealthy environment. As a result Abuse Services. This course is OASAS
and then progressed on to the knife of unhealthy messages received approved for 12 hours CASAC
to cut the apples into pieces. I don’t from childhood, adults struggle (Section 3), CPP/CPS (Section
Contributing Writer like to add sugar to my applesauce, with life issues especially with 2). This course work is recognized
Vicki McGraw as I prefer the natural flavor of the emotional intimacy. Our presenter and approved by the Pennsylvania
apples, but by mixing varieties in one demonstrates how these messages Certification Board through
It’s apple time! Just go to any of our
batch, I can change the flavor profile. I are often carried into our adult lives, reciprocity.
local markets and you will see them…
would puree my applesauce when the contaminates relationships, and
The Council offers a number of
the big bins of crisp, juicy, red, green
boys were babies, but now they like it affects our emotional health and
professional training opportunities
and yellow apples. Macintosh, Gala,
chunky. A dash of cinnamon simply intimacy skills for family members
throughout the year. Individualized
Ida Reds, Golden Delicious and more.
makes it perfect! You can substitute or for professionals working with
on-site training, depending upon staff
The varietals abound with a variety of
applesauce for the bananas in your clients with related issues. Participants
needs, is available. All trainings can
colors, textures and delightful flavors.
favorite banana bread recipe, and use will learn what constitutes healthy
be designed either as an in-service
Whether you prefer a softer, sweeter
applesauce in place of oil in many relationships, how to achieve them
training, conference or workshop.
apple like the Macintosh, the tart, crisp
recipes, as well. By keeping them in the and how to change unhealthy habits
bite of a Granny Smith, now is the
refrigerator crisper, they will stay fresh and behaviors. The Council is a not-for-profit, United
perfect time to buy!
and delicious longer, that is if your kids Way supported agency. To register
This training offering is a two part
Apples are a wonderfully versatile don’t eat them all in a day or two, like for the above course or to learn more
series scheduled for Friday, October
fruit. They can be eaten raw or cooked my guys do! about other training offerings the
19 & 26 from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. at
Council may have available contact
in a variety of ways. Applesauce and
What an amazing fruit, and there is no the First Presbyterian Church (Near
Kathleen Colby, Training Services,
pies are the most obvious, but using
better time than fall to stock up and the College) 219 Central Avenue,
at 664-3608 or e-mail at kjcolby@
your imagination can lead to some
enjoy! Fredonia, NY. Suzanne Joyce, CASAC
casacweb.org. Also, visit our Web
wonderful tastes! Apples offer a crunch
will be presenting. There is a $130
Site: www.casacweb.org
and subtle flavor to salads (both Apple Herb Stuffed fee. Pre-registration is required by
sweet and savory), as well as a sweet
Chicken Breast
background to meats and other savory
dishes. There is nothing like a pork loin 4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
JAMESTOWN BPU
roasted with apples, or a chicken breast
1 large apple, peeled and diced
stuffed with herb and apple stuffing. By FALL FLUSHING
1 stalk celery, sliced
adding apples to these dishes, you not
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2 T diced onion
only get the essence of their delicious Flushing Times and Location Maps Posted Daily on
½ t thyme www.jamestownbpu.com & www.jamestowngazette.com
flavor, but the bonus of extra moisture
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½ t rosemary
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and Call For Questions 661-1666
As we all have been told, an apple a Salt and pepper
day will keep the doctor away, and 2 T butter
will clean your teeth, too! Apples ½ c milk
make the perfect lunchbox addition… 2 cups bread cubes
they are hearty enough to survive
Saute apple, onion, celery in butter
the “backpack experience” and still
until tender, add herbs, salt and pepper
be edible! A small apple will satisfy
and milk and allow to simmer for 5
that midday snack craving without
minutes. Add bread cubes and gently
destroying your diet. And let’s not
mix to moisten.
forget the Halloween party classic,
bobbing for apples! I have a friend Using a sharp knife, cut a slit in the
who makes beautiful pomanders by thick part of each breast to create
pressing whole cloves into a fresh apple a large pocket. Divide the stuffing
and then letting the apple dry out. The between the 4 breasts, filling the
apple shrinks as it dries, thus bringing pocket loosely.
the cloves even closer together. Simply
Bake at 350* for 50-60 minutes.
tie a pretty ribbon around it and you
have a great ornament! So, we have not
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BPU General Manager Named
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Volunteers Invited to Assist
to National Climate Change and
Audubon’s Roadside Cleanup
Generation Policy Task Force
Article Contributed by currently serves as the Third Vice President/
Secretary of the New York Association of
Jamestown Board of Public Utilities
Public Power and as a member of the New
Jamestown Board of Public Utilities (BPU) York Upstate Regional Energy Council.
General Manager David Leathers has been
The Jamestown resident is a graduate
appointed to the American Public Power
of Jamestown High School, Jamestown
Association’s (APPA) CEO Climate Change
Community College and the State University
and Generation Policy Task Force.
of New York at Buffalo. He also earned
Formed in 2006, this group of 30 public a Master’s of Science in Manufacturing
High fashion and high fun are part of the deal when you volunteer to
power industry leaders from all regions of Management from the General Motors
help with the Audubon Center and Sanctuary’s Roadside Cleanup on
the country, assists the APPA in developing Institute in Flint, Michigan. In Jamestown,
Saturday morning, October 6. (Photo by Jennifer Schlick)
national policy positions on climate change. Leathers formerly held leadership positions
Dedicated Audubon volunteer Denny Anderson will again
The task force’s mission expanded in 2011 at Cummins, Inc. and at Valeo where he
head this effort, as he has for many years.
to address environmental regulations worked as General Manager. In 2009, he was
impacting public power, as well as challenges named the Chautauqua County Chamber of
Participants are reminded to dress for the weather and
surrounding resource management in public Commerce Person of the Year.
bring gloves if you have them.
power.
“It is a great national recognition for the
If you would like to join this effort, call the Audubon
“The electric utility sector faces an Jamestown BPU and its general manager,
Center at [phone] or reply at the Roadside
unprecedented number of environmental David Leathers, to be named to this
Cleanup link at http://jamestownaudubon.org/ to say
regulations over the next ten years that important task force. The Jamestown BPU’s
you’ll be coming. Reservations are not required, but
collectively will be the largest and most commitment to sensible environmental
Audubon wants to be sure to have enough food.
expensive in the history of the industry,” stewardship will be further strengthened by
To learn more about Audubon and its many programs, call
noted APPA President and Chief Executive participation on this policy-making body,”
[phone] or visit www.jamestownaudubon.org.
Officer Mark Crisson. “These regulations commented BPU Chair John Zabrodsky.
will likely result in permanent plant closures,
“The Jamestown BPU, chartered by the City
as well as shutdowns for retrofits, that will
of Jamestown in 1923, is one of the first
impact reliability, increase electric rates for
public power utilities created in our country
consumers, and affect our nation’s economic
and was one of the original 40 municipally-
recovery.”
owned utilities to form the APPA in 1940,”
“The regulations will also have a significant stated Leathers. “I am proud to represent
impact on the types of fuel sources utilities Jamestown and ‘our hometown utility’ on a
use to generate electricity,” continued national level.”
Crisson. “In addition, these issues are
Public power is that segment of the country’s
intertwined with supply considerations,
2,200 not-for-profit electric utilities which
resource management, and the integration
are owned by their municipalities and
of renewables. The CEO Climate Change
customers. Because public power utilities are
and Generation Policy Task Force will
non-profit, the companies do not have to pay
help APPA evaluate and develop policy
shareholders as for-profit entities must do,
recommendations on these critical issues
allowing public power companies to maintain
impacting public power.”
lower electric rates for their customers.
Leading the BPU since 2007, Leathers
Winners Announced
at Patient’s Pharmacy
Article Contributed by
Patient’s Pharmacy
The Grand Opening at Patient’s Pharmacy on Monday,
September, 17 was a good day for Eleanor Burch.
Eleanor’s entry in one of the drawings paid off by
winning the Transport/Wheelchair. Eleanor, who
lives within walking distance from the pharmacy, said,
“OMG I never win anything!”
It was a good day for the other grand opening winner
too. Don Munson won the 32-inch flat screen Toshiba
television.
Patient’s Pharmacy is located at 320 North Main
Street in Jamestown, NY. They can be contacted at
716/483-6913. Diane R. Mathews, the Vice President
of Patient’s Pharmacy, is directly involved in all day-to-
day operations to ensure the highest possible quality
of service at all times. Full details about their services
and hours of business can be found at www.ptsrx.com.
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JCC Foundation Will Hold
F Recognition Event
aith
M
atters Article Contributed by fundraiser, JCC Night at the Ballpark,

and the USA Scholarship luncheon.
JCC Foundation
She has co-chaired the organizing
Three special honors will be presented committee for the George Bataitis
during the Jamestown Community Open Golf tournament since 1997,
He Never left
College Foundation’s annual which has provided over $150,000 for
recognition event on October 25. JCC’s athletics program.
Patricia Phillips, a member of the The Community Partner
JCC Foundation board of directors Award recognizes the vital
since 1999, will receive the John D. role of organizations that work
Hamilton Award. The Community collaboratively with JCC to provide
Partner Award will be given to JCC’s educational, social, cultural, and civic
regional sponsors which include enrichment for the area. The city of
the city of Jamestown, Cattaraugus Jamestown served as JCC’s sole local
County, and Chautauqua County. sponsor from 1950 to 1996. In 1996,
Paul Benke, who served as JCC’s Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties
president from 1981 to 1991, will be joined the city to establish a regional
honored as president emeritus during sponsorship model.
Contributing Writer
the event.
Pastor Shawn Hannon Benke, JCC’s fifth president, oversaw
The John D. Hamilton Award was the incorporation and establishment
In case you haven’t heard, it’s nearly election time. In just days we established by the JCC Foundation in of the JCC Foundation. In addition,
will hear our first presidential debate, more and more signs will 1995 to recognize individuals whose he worked with Roger Tory Peterson,
begin to litter our neighbors lawns, and Facebook will become a contributions exemplify those of the Peterson family, and community
battleground of half-truths from the left and the right. Exciting, Hamilton, a past president and trustee leaders to locate the Roger Tory
I know. Well, call me old school, but the thing I like most about emeritus of JCC. Peterson Institute in Jamestown.
election time is bumper stickers. Bumper stickers force us to get Later, he served as chairman of the
Mrs. Phillips, a member of the JCC
to the heart of the issue in a clear and concise way. They make us RTPI board of directors, during which
Foundation’s executive committee,
communicate our issue and nothing else. But just because I like time the RTPI facility was built.
also serves as chairperson of the
bumper stickers, does not mean I always like what they have to say.
membership committee. She co- Benke was also integral in the
While driving through town the other day I got stopped at a cross chaired the Funding Excellence establishment of JCC’s Warren
walk behind several cars. As I waited for the pedestrians to cross, a campaign which supported building Center and the development of the
bumper sticker two cars ahead of me caught my attention. It simply construction and special projects Scandinavian Studies Program and
read, “We Need God in America Again.” As I continued to drive at JCC, including the new Science endowment.
the words echoed in my head, “We Need God in America Again… Center on the Jamestown Campus.
The JCC Foundation recognition
We Need God in America Again…” Finally, I voiced my concern,
Mrs. Phillips is a long-time member event will be held on the Jamestown
“I didn’t realize God had left.”
of JCC’s Jamestown Campus Alumni Campus. For more information or to
I cannot think of a crazier thing than the notion that God has left Association board of directors, and make reservations, visit
America, except, of course, the notion that we have the power to volunteers regularly at alumni events www.jccfoundation.org or call
throw God out. God created this world, and his presence is known including the annual Mystery at JCC 338.1010.
in every part of it. Long before there was a USA, God was stacking
up the Rocky Mountains and carving out the Finger Lakes. Are
we to believe that now, because things do not look like they once
did, that God has left? Of course not. What that person’s bumper
sticker meant to read was “I Want MY God Back in America Again.”
In 6 weeks this great nation will make the most important civic
decision imaginable. The ability to elect our leaders is an incredible
freedom and honor. I hope everyone participates. But don’t
deceive yourself or sell our God short. We are electing a president,
not granting God permission to reign in his creation. He is here
already because he has always been here. And the good news is he
will never leave. (Matthew 28:20).
Pastor Shawn Hannon
Hope Lutheran Church
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The Amish Trail – The Simple life for the World to See LIfE & TIMES Of A MOdERN HOuSEwIfE
“Before leaving,” the innkeeper said, renowned for its stunning pastoral
Attack of the
“they invited me to visit them at their views in every direction along
home on Lake Como when I visit the highways and byways of the
Holiday Spirit
the Northern Italian Lake District Enchanted Mountains.
with my Syracuse University Alumni
There are a total of 12 caches along
Group. It’s a small world radiating
New York’s Amish Trail and each
from our local Amish community.”
one has a corresponding keyword.
During the first week of January 2012, These geocaches together form the
another “English” family reported New York Amish Geotrail (NYAGT).
hosting a family of four from Sydney, Successful collection of 10 caches
Australia who selected the area for will entitle the cacher to a special
the Amish proximity as well as for commemorative New York’s Amish
skiing, nearness to Niagara Falls, and GeoCoin. “Some of our NYAGT
accessibility to Native American sites. pieces have already been discovered
relocated to European trails,”
“Since we inaugurated the Amish Trail
Opferback said.
about three years ago,” Opferbeck
said, “hits on our website are probably During a recent visit by a California
four times what they used to be. Even couple, they told the county Tourism Contributing Writer
homespun local attractions have Office, “We were really sold when we Katrina Fuller
experienced a tremendous boost. The discovered a set of geocaches located
beautiful Leon Historical Society, at interesting sites and businesses I have a horrible affliction, dear readers. Every year, when the weather
for example, used to see 100 visitors throughout the county. With so much begins to change, the wind bites with a certain kind of cold, and the
a year. In a few short years that has to do, we rearranged our schedule sun starts setting a little earlier every day, my problem begins. At
jumped to more than 600.” slightly so we would be able to spend the turn of the season, I begin feeling that ‘Christmas” feeling. I hear
more time in the area without being Christmas carols in my head, I feel like making cut outs, and awaken
The Amish Trail, quite simply, brings
rushed.” every morning expecting snow. I don’t know why, but every year, I get
new money to the region’s towns,
this feeling far too early, and end up all “Christmas-ed” out by the time
villages and businesses. Tourists bring The couple was delighted by finding
the real holiday rolls out. Even my husband got caught up the other
wealth and a willingness to spend. The local goods and crafts like the peanut-
day.
Amish aren’t the only people selling butter goat milk fudge, cutting
their quality goods and services, boards, potholders, table runners, I was making pumpkin spice cookies and listening to the Rat Pack with
according to Opferbeck. Foot traffic and even a wooden basket in the the little one, and he looked over, smiling. “I love the holidays,” he said.
through downtown Randolph, for shape of a boat that folds flat when Funnily enough, we haven’t even passed Halloween yet!
instance, now supports new eating you rotate its handle. “This made for
There is something about the change from summer to fall that is
establishments and shops and hosts easy packing for the trip home,” they
heartening. Although we do have to deal with the cold and the snow,
guests from across the country and said. “‘Handmade’ takes on a new
the best holidays happen in the fall and winter. Summer holidays are
around the globe. meaning when you get to meet the
pretty much all the same; you have a cook out, you hang out by a fire or
people who made these items, and the
Twenty-first Century technology on a porch, and then there are fireworks. Fall and winter holidays have
craftsmanship is indeed exquisite.”
enjoys a happy marriage with the a lot more excitement, in my opinion. Halloween allows everyone to
Old World Amish too. Geocaching The Amish Trail hosts two special let loose a little, go trick-or-treating and get dressed up. Who doesn’t
is a new and highly popular pastime events every year. In October, take like being someone else for a night? My little one is going to be a
around the world; it is somewhere the spectacular “Fall Along the Amish pumpkin this year. (Probably something she will look at pictures and
between a sport and an outdoor Trail” drive through the forest colors be angry for later.) Thanksgiving is right around the corner, which
adventure. Enthusiasts find clews and country sides and in Spring visit gives everyone a chance to express gratitude for all they have, and of
in the form of GPS coordinates to the Amish Trail for a “Sneak Peek” of course, eat a bunch of delicious food. Then comes Christmas, the best
locate hidden, even buried, treasures the coming, lush green of the Amish of all. Each year, we gather to celebrate the hope and love that came
called geocaches in the woods, farms and rural New York State. into the world that day, but also the love and compassion we have in
the wilderness or even in bustling, Custom tours can also be arranged for the here and now. The holidays of the colder months seem to place
downtown city districts. It is often quilters, woodworking enthusiasts, more importance on being thankful and appreciative of the ones that
called “a real-world outdoor treasure diners and much more. you hold dear. Perhaps the reason we save these special days for the
hunting game that can take you across coldest of times is because of their warmth.
A complete map of the Amish Trail,
the country and around the world.”
with four touring loops heading Though I am glad for summer, I do have to say I am thankful for the
An enthusiastic band of local out toward communities in the four change of season. From September to Jaunuary, we will all be busy
volunteer geocachers, under the directions of the compass, labeled the preparing for the excitement of turkeys and pies, hot chocolate by
direction of “Master Cacher” Dora Blue, Green, Orange and Pink Loop, the fire, and families trundling up snowy roads just to be together. I
Mall, in cooperation with Economic is available at amishtrail.com. On the especially look forward to carving pumpkins, Christmas carols, and
Development, Planning and Tourism Amish Trail Home Page, simply click decorating the tree. These next few months are sure to be fun and
and the Real Property Department, on the image that says “Request, View fulfilling as we teach our daughter the traditions for each holiday. So,
have created the New York Amish or Download: Amish Trail Brochure although it is early, I hope you too can feel the warmth of holidays
Geotrail (NYAGT), already world and Map.” approaching…and greet it with open arms.
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DEAlER SHOWCASE
Jamestown
I love because...
…of it’s refined, cultured cuisine, which naturally means TEXAS HOTS. Probably,
nowhere else in America do people stroll into a restaurant and boldly order in quantities of
n three. Texas Hots are that good. Where else can you strike up a passionate conversation by
y: n a simply mentioning hot dogs: Want “the works?” ketchup ‘n’ mustard? Who’s best—AJ’s,
b a m Johnny’s Lunch, Michael’s, or Van’s? Yes, Texas Hots are that good. Post Texas Hots on
I t Facebook and out of town friends pop right up. Whether they’re at the Louvre in Paris,
s climbing Mount Everest, or addressing the UN, they get homesick over a hot dog. Texas
a Hots are that good. My son said, “This is great.” Not
E just for the dogs, but the retro look, the delicious smells
and the staff joking around—the whole package. We brag
about Chautauqua Institution, our sports teams, colleges,
arts, and museums. Let’s boost places like AJ’s and the rest,
too. For decades people enjoy taking a break with coworkers
there, share relaxed conversations and treat their kids to a
Loganberry. Life here wouldn’t be the same without them.
Jamestown has challenges and some people enjoy talking
about them. But next time I hear someone whine I’ll buy
him a Texas Hot. “If Jamestown can do this with a hot dog,
just imagine what else we can do.” Texas Hots are that good.
Cibo Restaurant
Article Contributed by “Business is good.
Walter Pickut Cibo’s sidewalk-table street café and
its indoor casual and comfortable
From time to time, The Jamestown
dining space is now a downtown
Gazette recognizes one of our dealers, the
landmark. In addition to regular
fine merchants who make “The People’s
breakfast and lunch hours, 8am
Paper” available to their customers. This
to 3pm, M-F, and 9am to 3pm on
week, we salute Cibo.
Saturday, Cibo serves the late night
Cibo is an Italian noun, pronounced show and night owl crowd from
“chee-bo,” which simply means “food.” 11:55pm to 4:00am on Friday and
Saturday nights with snacks, a hearty
“A good time is a whole family sitting
breakfast or just good, strong coffee
around a table filled with good
and sometimes a little live musical
food,” says Brian Ellis, owner of Cibo
accompaniment.
Restaurant. “That’s happiness for
us.” On October 3, 2012, Brian and To see the menu and learn about
his business partner will celebrate Cibo’s catering service, log on to
their first full year at 100 East 3rd http://cibojamestown.com/. The Big Enough to Serve You... Small Enough to Care
Street, the corner of 3rd and Pine, in Jamestown Gazette is proud to list
downtown Jamestown, New York. Cibo along with our many fine dealers PPaattiieenntt’’ss
“We meet a lot of great people and throughout
PPhhaarrmmaaccyy
good neighbors here,” Brian says.
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Article Contributed by Region Community Foundation and the
Gebbie Foundation. “As a former high school
Jamestown Renaissance Come in and meet the friendly staff and experience home town
art teacher, I am excited to have the chance to
Corporation display student work on my building,” Mason customer service, where you are treated like a neighbor, not a number.
said. “All the activity on North Main Street is Patient’s Pharmacy, easy prescription transfers and free delivery of your
The Jamestown Renaissance Corporation,
accentuated by this and other forms of public medication and medical supplies.
in collaboration with Jamestown High
art. I hope this initiative continues to expand.”
School and Tom Mason, recently finished
an enhancement project at POTTERS JHS student artwork currently accounts for
gALLErY—an alley art gallery that 37 of the 49 pieces. The JHS art department
originated in Potters Alley between Fourth contributed 14 works for 2012. Works
and Third Streets. Contributing artists will by Katie Baudo, Avalon Bradshaw, Anne
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the side wall at his downtown property, which
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Sports
Dick Berardino to Speak at Hugh Bedient Centennial Banquet
Article Contributed by outfield and baserunning coach.
Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame Berardino has been inducted into five different Hall
of Fames – the Watertown (MA) Hall of Fame, the
The Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame has
Holy Cross Hall of Fame, the Massachusetts State
announced that Dick Berardino, former coach with
Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame, the Elmira (NY)
the 1968-1970 Jamestown Falcons baseball team,
Hall of Fame, and most recently in 2008 became a
will be the keynote speaker at the Hugh Bedient
member of the National Italian-American Hall of
Centennial Banquet set for Saturday, October 20, at
Fame.
the RobertH.JacksonCenter in Jamestown.
The banquet will honor Bedient, a Falconer native,
Richard John Berardino, born July 2, 1937 at
who as a rookie pitcher for the 1912 Boston Red
Cambridge, Massachusetts, is currently a player
Sox compiled a sterling 20-9 record while leading
development consultant for the Boston Red Sox
his team to the World Series title. In the Series,
of Major League Baseball. A former outfielder and
Bedient was magnificent pitching 18 innings in 4
longtime manager in minor league baseball, he also
games with an ERA 0.50 for the champion Red Sox.
spent three years (1989–91) as a coach with the
Red Sox. As a player, Berardino batted and threw The Hugh Bedient Centennial Banquet will closely
right-handed, stood 6’1” and weighed 190 pounds. replicate a similar banquet that was held 100 years
ago. Bedient was welcomed back to his hometown
A three-sport star at Watertown, Massachusetts,
with a parade witnessed by over 25,000 proud
High School, Berardino graduated from the
ChautauquaCounty residents and was feted with a
College of the Holy Cross in 1959 after leading
reception and banquet on October 22, 1912. The
the Crusaders to the 1958 NCAA District One
event was held at the Odd Fellows Lodge on Main
baseball championship. He signed with the New
Street in Falconer.
York Yankees upon graduation and batted .378
in his first professional season with the Modesto A highlight of the Hugh Bedient Centennial
League in 1987 and the Lynchburg Red Sox of the
Reds of the Class C California League. He reached Banquet will be the presentation of the Society
Carolina League the following season.
Triple-A for three seasons (1962–64), playing for for American Baseball Research 1912 American
the Richmond Virginians, Indianapolis Indians and League Rookie of the Year Award to the
His managing career began in the Yankee
Spokane Indians, but never broke through to the grandchildren of Bedient.
organization, where he handled Rookie-level clubs
major league level. All told, Berardino appeared in
in the Gulf Coast and Appalachian leagues. In 1968
Emcee for the event will be baseball historian Greg
812 minor league games, and batted .272 with 702
Berardino joined the Red Sox organization as a
Peterson who will present a video he has made
hits and 70 home runs.
minor league coach in Jamestown. 2012 marks his
about Hugh Bedient.
45th consecutive year with Boston. From 1971
Berardino compiled a record of 753 wins and
Dinner will be provided by Vicki McGraw of
through 1985 he spent 15 consecutive seasons
858 losses (.467) with two championships in 21
Elegant Edibles Catering who is planning a similar
as the manager of the Red Sox’ Short Season
seasons (1966–67; 1971–85; 1987–88; 1997–98)
menu to that of the original 1912 banquet.
Class A New York-Penn League farm clubs, the
as a minor league manager. Nineteen of those
Williamsport Red Sox and the Elmira Pioneers/
21 seasons were spent in short-season leagues. A cocktail hour hosted by the Hugh Bedient
Red Sox/Suns. He returned to the NY-PL a
Berardino managed two full-season Class A clubs, Celebration Committee will begin at 6:00 PM with
dozen years later, in 1997-98, as manager of the
the Greensboro Hornets of the South Atlantic the banquet to follow at 7:00.
Lowell Spinners. In addition to his minor league
Tickets to the October 20 Hugh Bedient Centennial
managerial and coaching assignments, and his
The Genuine. The Original.
Banquet are priced at $30 and are available by
three years as bullpen and third-base coach on the
calling “Mr. Baseball” Russ Diethrick at 665-2265,
staff of Joe Morgan in Boston, he also has served
Falconer Highway Superintendent Sam Ognibene
the Red Sox as field coordinator and assistant field
at 450-0663, or Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame
coordinator of minor league instruction and roving
Visit Our New Website: president Randy Anderson at 640-6219.
overheaddoorofjamestown.com
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yMCA Swim Team Taking Registrations
• Residential and Commercial
• Products and Services
• How-To Guides
Article Contributed by Jamestown YMCA youth department.
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Jamestown YMCA For more information, contact the Jamestown
Improve Your Home’s
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“Curb Appeal” The Jamestown YMCA Jets swim team dove into
org.
their 81st season last week as practices began for all
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