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Willow Creek Winery in Silver Creek, NY is hosting their third annual “Jammin’ in the Vines” event this Saturday, August 25 beginning at 2 p.m. This year they have added national acts of “Rusted Root” (pictured above) and “Red Wanting Blue” as well as “Big Leg Emma” and “Gina Vecchio with Colatrain”. Tickets are $25 presale and $30 at the door, and include parking. Camping is available for $10 a couple. In addition to the Saturday lineup, there will also be live music on Friday, August 24th with “Smackdab” at 9 p.m. Cover charge is $10 and includes camping and parking. For more information, go to www.willowcreekwines.net.

Sunday August 26, 2:30 pmBruce Springsteen Tribute

Thursday August 30, 6:30 pmAnnual Pops Brewfest

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Saturday August 25, 8:15pmRoger Hodgson: Supertramp

Hospice Fun RideEncourage Teamwork Within Your Business, Sept. 1

Great Rhythm RevivalFestival Labor Day Weekend on Grounds of Blue Heron

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Red, White & Blues Festival17th Annual Features Wines, Blues & Brews: Easy Street Sliders to Headline, Sept 8

Local music fans will once again descend upon downtown Jamestown to show their support for music and arts education in Chautauqua County. The ninth annual Local Music Showcase (LMS) is set to take place on Saturday, Sept. 8 at nine participating venues with all proceeds once again going to Infinity Visual and Performing Arts. “LMS is our biggest fundraiser of the year, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to support instruction costs at Infinity,” explains Infinity Executive Director Shane Hawkins. The cost to attend LMS is $10, which will pay for an all-access wristband that will get attendees into any and all participating venues. Pre-sale event tickets can be purchased at Infinity Visual and Performing Arts Center at 115 3rd Street .

CMA Female Vocalist of the Year Pam Tillis, will perform her amazing award winning show with the Bemus Bay Pops Symphony on September 1 on the Floating Stage in Bemus. This Special Event - Labor Day Finale will wrap up the season with a bang. Literally, fireworks will take place after the show. Direct from Nashville - CMA Female Vocalist of the Year PAM TILLIS - will perform her amazing award winning show with the Bemus Bay Pops Symphony!

The 2012 Great Rhythm Revival will take place Labor Day Weekend, August 31 - September 2 on the grounds of the Great Blue heron Music Festival in Sherman, NY. This three-day retreat is filled with dancing and workshops. Concerts will be performed by “The Sun King Warriors” (Jim Donovan’s new band), “The Dreamtime Project”, and “Spiral Rhythms Ecstatic Dance Experience”. Workshops Include: Rhythm and Sound Healing, African Drum and Dance, All Percussion Workshops, Native American Earth Medi-cine, Yoga, Shamanic Journey, Drum and Chant Meditation, Didjeridoo, Native American Flute, Energy Medicine Workshops. Home-cooked local organic meals will be available also. Reserve your space now. For more information visit www.greatrhythmrevival.com.

The Hospice Fun Cup Ride is a great way to give back to Hospice. It will start and finish at Lakewood Beach.

Friday August 24 7pmCharity Nuse & Alex Kates Cap off a fun summer with the Hospice

Fun Cup Ride on Saturday, Sept. 1, at Richard O. Hartley Park in Lakewood. The ride ventures through the scenic beauty of Chautauqua County and the surrounding area. All are welcome to participate in this unique bicycle run. Ride in remembrance of a loved one, or just enjoy the beautiful Chautauqua Lake and the surrounding countryside. Riders will ride to raise awareness about Hospice care. The Hospice Fun Cup Ride is a great way to give back to Hospice. It will start and finish at Lakewood Beach. There will be stops along the way like the Stow Ferry where people will have the chance to experience this historical marker.

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Music and wine lovers come together in one location on Saturday, August 25th, when Willow Creek Winery in Silver Creek hosts its third “Jammin’ in the Vines” event. The lineup of musical talent includes “Gina Vecchio with Coaltrain,” “Red Wanting Blue,” “Big Leg Emma”, and “Rusted Root.” The gates open at 2 p.m. The Winery is located at 2627 Chapin Road. Events Coordinator Megan Tracey notes the addition of national acts this year, “Red Wanting Blue,” and “Rusted Root.” Hailing from Pittsburgh, “Rusted Root” is celebrating their 20th anniversary this year. 2012 marks their first appearance on the Willow Creek stage. During their career, “Rusted Root” has released seven albums and sold over 3 million records. “They have been touring hard with their worldly style of music and charming fans of roots music and world rock,” according to Tracey.

“Rusted Root” is currently working on their new album. Their recent hit, “Send Me on My Way,” has been used as “wake up” music for the Mars Exploration Rover mission. The band’s vocalist/percussionist, Liz Berllin, says those who come to “Jammin’ in the Vines” can expect to hear “A really cool mix of old classic ‘Rusted Root’ and the new songs” off their new album. Berrlin says, “It’s been fun to play them. A lot of the development of (the new album) has happened on stage. What fans have been into has helped with the direction of the songs.” Stacey notes the continuing popularity of “Jammin’ in the Vines.” “It’s been a huge success for the past two years. This is our third year doing the festival, and we are happy to announce the addition of “Rusted Root” and “Red Wanting Blue” to the bill.” Like “Rusted Root,” “Red Wanting

The 17th annual “Red, White and Blues” Festival will be held Friday night, September 7th and all day Saturday, September 8th in Barker Commons and throughout many bars on Main and Water Streets in Fredonia, NY. The festivities start at 6pm Friday night at The Liberty Food and Spirits with Big Tone Blues. Then at 8pm Red Rhythm will perform at The Beaver Club. Saturday will begin with the Farmer’s Market featuring craft and food vendors including local wineries and home brewers. Registration for the 9/11 Remembrance Run with the AMVETS 409 begins at 10:00 am with kickstands up at 11:30am. Proceeds will go to the Gowanda Fire & Rescue. Just in case you haven’t heard this before – since 1995 the “Red, White and Blues” Festival in Fredonia, NY has been bringing the best in WNY Blues Music – nationally and internationally known musicians to highlight the beginning of the grape harvest – red and white grapes transformed into wine and the ‘blues’ to enjoy them. On Saturday, while in Barker Commons have some fun and take part in the Blues Costume Contest; you may win a prize! Winners will be announced before the headlining act, The Easy Street Sliders, performs at

4:00 in the Gazebo. schedule oF eVeNTs:

Friday, September 7thAt 6:00 pm the Big Tone Blues at The Liberty Food and Spirits and at 8:00 pm the Red Rhythm at The Beaver Club. Saturday, September 8thAt 9:00 am begins the Fredonia Farmer’s Market.10:00 am – 11:00 am Registration for 9/11 Remembrance RunKickstands up at 11:30 am1:30 pm Gina V and 3rd Degree Blues

- Squire White’s2:00 pm The Electra’s - Coughlans3:00 pm Harvey and The Hurricanes - East Side Grill3:30 pm Mark Winsink Band - Lil Magill’s4:00 pm Easy Street Sliders - Gazebo7:00 pm Dr. Z and The Blues Remedies - DeJohn’s8:00 pm Red Rhythm - 41 West9:00 pm Jony James Blues Band - Ellicottville Brewing Co.W9:30 pm Lissy K and the Royal Teez - Valentine’s

The Easy Street Sliders will perform 4:00 at the Gazebo on Saturday, Septem-ber 8th in Fredonia, NY.

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Roger Hodgson has been recognized as one of the most gifted composers, songwriters and lyricists of our time. As the legendary voice of Supertramp and composer of many of the band’s greatest hits, he gave us “Give a Little Bit,” “The Logical

Voice of SupertrampRoger Hodgson Coming to Chautauqua Amphitheater Aug 25

Song,” “Dreamer,” “Take the Long Way Home,” “Breakfast in America,” “It’s Raining Again,” “School,” “Fools Overture” and so many others that have become the soundtrack of our lives. Roger’s trademark way of setting beautiful introspective

lyrics to upbeat melodies resonated and found its way into the hearts and minds of people from cultures around the world. Roger Hodgson has been headlining in Canada, Europe, Australia and Asia, and now brings all the iconic Supertramp hits to the Amphitheater. Supertramp became a worldwide phenomenon in the 1970s and 1980s selling over 60 million albums. Their album “Breakfast in America” become one of the biggest selling albums of all time. Great music, great performer and great memories! His songs have remarkably stood the test of time and earned Roger and Supertramp an adoring worldwide following. Roger Hodgson will be at the Chautauqua Amphitheater August 25. Tickets are $40 and can be purchased at chqtickets.com or by calling 716-357-6250. For more information visit ciweb.org. This event is sponsored by Curtze.

Roger continues to compose music and write lyrics and has over 60 unreleased songs, some of which he plans to record when the time is right. He compares his writing process to an artist painting a picture, keeping it close to his heart until the picture is complete before he shares it with the world. August 25 he will be at the Amphitheater.

Pam Tillis In Bemus Sept. 1CMA Femal Vocalist of the Year Closes Season for Floating Stage

Join us for the event of the summer! The full symphonic Bemus Bay pops orchestra, under the Direction of John Marcellus and featuring Steve Swanson, and the Chautauqua Lake Idol winner will bring the season to a close with an incredible musical finale that can only be described as magical and world class. Direct from Nashville - CMA Female Vocalist of the Year PAM TILLIS - will perform her amazing award winning show with the Bemus Bay Pops Symphony! A child of Music City royalty and a former rebel, she was determined to find her own way as a singer and songwriter — and she succeeded. A CMA Female Vocalist of the Year, she has written songs for some of the top singers in and beyond Nashville, including more than a few of her

own hits. The rollicking reverence she brings to “Band in the Window,” the affection that radiates on “Life Sure Has Changed Us Around,” the goofball humor of “Crazy By Myself,” the insight of her recitation on “Bettin’ Money on Love”: All of the up-tempo moments on Rhinestoned emit a sense of freedom that’s impossible for Pam to suppress or for any listener to miss. Let’s not forget. The winner of Shults Auto Group’s Car On The Barge Raffle will be presented their 2013 Ford Mustang or $30,000 cash at this event. Rain date Sunday, September 2 - 6:30PM A Fireworks display will conclude the evening. You do not want to miss out on this great evening. It is taking place September 1 on the Floating Stage in Bemus Point.

CMA Female Vocalist of the Year Pam Tillis, will perform her amazing award winning show with the Bemus Bay Pops Symphony on September 1 on the Floating Stage in Bemus. This Special Event - Labor Day Finale will wrap up the season with a bang. Literally, fireworks will take place after the show.

Local music fans will once again descend upon downtown Jamestown to show their support for music and arts education in Chautauqua County. The ninth annual Local Music Showcase (LMS) is set to take place on Saturday, Sept. 8 at nine participating venues with all proceeds once again going to Infinity Visual and Performing Arts. “LMS is our biggest fundraiser of the year, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to support instruction costs at Infinity,” explains Infinity Executive Director Shane Hawkins. Hawkins adds that each year LMS is only made possible through collaboration between local businesses, musicians and volunteers. “This event would not be possible without the support of the local venues, business owners, local musicians, sound technicians and the team of over 50 volunteers that donate their time each year to make this event possible.” she says. “All of the nine participating venues this year and many of the performers and volunteers have been strong supporters of LMS every year. It’s a wonderful community effort to support arts education and local music, and a terrific night of local entertainment.” Because LMS is the programs single biggest fundraiser of the year, support from the entire community is crucial, especially with repeated and wide spread funding cuts to arts and youth programs the past few years. “It’s important that the community understand that much of our program relies on donations and fundraising

Infinity Music ShowcaseLocal Musicians & Downtown Businesses Show Support Sept. 9

efforts like this one,” says Hawkins. “Currently, just .042 percent of our operating budget comes from government-related sources, while nearly ten percent comes from fundraising events like LMS. Obviously, we want to encourage anyone in the community who wishes to support arts education to try and make it out to at least one LMS venue this year.” THE LINEUP A total of 40 different acts will be participating in this year’s LMS at nine different downtown venues. Participating Venues are: Mojos, Shawbucks, The Pub, Labyrinth Press Company, Forte, The Wine Cellar, Suburban Blend, The Reg Studio Theater, and Infinity Arts Café. Musical acts are: GAHU Drum Ensemble, SYMBA, Bowling Kids of America, Collective Groove, Weeirdo Drum Ensemble, Nick Kilpatrick and Sara Rafaloski, Bill Ward, Mike Brunacini, Brian Hanna, Cryptic Yeast, Andy White, Claud Schuckers, I am Frankie Scrapmetal, The Elektra Kings, Oliver Burdo, the Haunted Heart Band, Tara Lamont Eastman, Crippled Fingers, Doc & Bill, Steel Rails, Sean Lander, Joey Cobra, Higher Ground, Thee Audience, Voodoo Brother, Smackdab, Beyond the Illusion, Hi-Fidelity, Lion Avalanche, Otis, Oxenwings, DJ80N3, Rat Ivy, Hot Stenographer, The Bogarts, Blind Society, Amber Lee & The Hallow Society, Cindy Haight & Paul Liuzzo, Andy Conti and Gary Peters, Jr. A complete line up of all acts and corresponding venues can be found online at www.

infinityperformingarts.blogspot.com. Event posters listing the lineup can also be found throughout downtown and at participating venues the day of LMS. The cost to attend LMS is $10, which will pay for an all-access wristband that will get attendees into any and all participating venues. Pre-sale event tickets can be purchased at Infinity Visual and Performing Arts Center at 115 3rd Street and exchanged for wristbands the evening of the event. Wristbands can also be purchased the day of the event at participating venues. For more information, call (716) 664-0991 or visit www.infinityperformingarts.org. ABOUT LMS: The Chautauqua Region Word newspaper organized the first Local Music Showcase, which was held in 2004 in Bemus Point, N.Y. In 2006, the event was moved to downtown Jamestown to accommodate the increased number of bands and musicians who were interested participating. All proceeds collected from the benefit have gone directly to fund arts education at Infinity Visual and Performing Arts, Inc. ABOUT INFINITY: Infinity Visual and Performing Arts, Inc. is dedicated to building the resiliency of our community’s youth by providing unique opportunity through access to the arts. More than a place, more than a program, Infinity is a chance for youth to become immersed in arts and learning, to take creative risks, and to discover their infinite potential. To learn more or to donate, visit www.infinityperformingarts.org.

Night Lights at the Heron, with Andrea Brough and Ben Perrello are proud to present the 3rdAnnual Queen City Sight & Sound 2012 – an Arts and Music festival exhibiting creative works of artists from Buffalo, NY. Come enjoy music, art, performance, and of course Night Lights at the Heron. This one night only outdoor event is a place to join friends in coming together through art, music and nature. Bring your tents and stay the night. Night Lights is a unique outdoor light show attraction that is set throughout the forests and ponds of the Blue Heron property in Sherman, NY. In the evening, guests walk a

Queen City Sight & Sound3rd Annual Art and Music Fest At The Heron, this Sat. Aug. 25

series of paths through a forest that is transformed with light and sound installations using different colors and tones inspired by the natural world. Night Lights features musical and artistic entertainment every weekend All artwork is for sale, so bring extra cash to purchase a piece of amazing art from one of our exhibiting artists. Listen to live music as you walk through a beautifully lighted landscape at night. View live painting and tarot card readings. Or enjoy snacks and beverages at the Café in the Woods while dancing the night away. The 3rd Annual Queen City Sight and Sound 2012 is on Saturday, August 25 from 8:30

to 11:30 pm. Location: 2361 Wait Corners Road, Sherman, NY. Tickets are $10 for admission or $20 with camping. All are welcome to stay the night. This is a BYOB event. Musical performances by: The Thrillblains, Bourbon and Coffee, Andrew Biggie, Ben Perrello, Charlene Smerdon and Allen Greystone/ Visual and performing artists include: Andrea Brough – Photography exhibit, Melissa Tills – Tarot card readings, Lana Espersen – Live Painting and Exhibit, Justin Kabobski – Mixed Media exhibit, Amanda Widzinski – Photographic projection and Ben Perrello – Photography exhibit.

Where would you rather be than sitting on the porch at the Hotel Lenhart on Labor Day, raising money for a good cause with some good friends? We have the event for you! The Honduras Rock-A-Thon is Monday, September 3rd from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in Bemus Point, NY at the Hotel Lenhart porch. The money raised at this event supports the long time Honduras Mission sponsored by St. Timothy Lutheran Church, along with several other local churches. The mission supports 38 children and their families in the small village of la Villa de San Francisco with a weekly educational program for the children, and protein based food for the families. People from our community form teams to rock in a chair on

Rock-A-ThonFor Honduras Mission Project at Hotel Lenhart, Monday September 3

the porch of the Lenhart. The teams find sponsors for their chair, and those teams who earn $100 or more, get a t-shirt for the captain of their team. The best part of the day is relaxing with old and new friends while raising money for this worthy cause. The Honduras Mission Project is almost 20 years old, and teams have gone to this village for the last 13 years, and are in the process of planning a mission trip for October of 2012. Over 100 people have participated in the mission, working with these children and families over the years, and have built buildings, hired staff and teachers, put on Bible Day Camp, brought medical and dental brigades, encouraged other churches to sponsor their own mission trips, and so much more. Join us on Monday, September

3rd at the porch of the Hotel Lenhart, rock with us, or sponsor one of the rockers who will be raising money for this project. There will be baskets to raffle, and other ways you can help, or just learn more about the mission. The event is from 11-6, with registration at 10:30, and there will be musical entertainment by several live groups, including the St Luke Acoustic Band, Adam McKillip, Forward Motion, Keith Webb, Harmony Express, The Subers, Randy Graham. Sponsorship forms are available at St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Hotel Lenhart or Facebook search: St. Timothy Honduras Mission For more information, call Gale Svenson-Campbell at 716-753-6319, Laurie or Bob Goold at 386-2244, or Candy Jett 386-4329

The JCC Uncommoners Present Legally Blonde: The Musical. Final Auditions will be August 30 and 31 at 7 pm in the Scharmann Theatre in Jamestown. Show is scheduled

Final AuditionsLegally Blonde: The Musical Final Auditions Aug 30 - 31

to open in November 2012. The auditions are open to community members ages 16 and up. An accompanist provided. Memorize a song and bring sheet music and

where loose fitting clothes for dance. Contact the Director, Bob Schlick at 716-338-1153 for more information or if you have any questions.

This Bemus Bay Pops Fundraiser is a “Got to Be There” event! The Craft Beer Festival features Beer from breweries including Southern Tier Brewing Company, Ellicottville Brewing Company and Michelob

Pops BrewfestAug 30 Craft Beer Fest w/ Sean Patrick McGraw

Brewing Company. Ticket price includes a tasting of craft beers, dogs, brawts and more! Sean Patrick McGraw will headline the entertainment. All proceeds go toward keeping the Bemus Bay Pops Concert Series

afloat and continuing to bring quality entertainment to the Chautauqua Area. This special event is on Thursday, August 30 beginning at 6:30 pm. For more information visit bemusbaypops.com.

There will be an array of free activities for the community throughout the event including a petting zoo, agriculture display with the milking cow, magician, JJ Jingles the Clown with face painting and balloon animals, Masonic Safety ID Program, Jamestown Pediatric 1K Kids Run, numerous informational booths representing various

Community DayDowntown Jamestown Farmers Market Aug 31

youth organizations throughout the area, and much, much more! Every Friday - June 8th through October 26th Celebrating its 34th season in downtown Jamestown, the market offers fresh, locally grown produce, fresh-frozen meats, goat milk fudge, cheese, fresh cut flowers, home-grown herbs, jams and jellies, maple

and honey products, eggs, homemade baked goods, and much more! Enjoy live entertainment, food demonstrations, food vendors, lunch seating, and various market activities. Stop by this special event, August 31 from 119-121 West Third Street, Jamestown from 10 am to 3 pm.

Back by popular demand to Rock The Lake again! Jersey Tribute brings the music of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band to life like no other. All your favorite Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen TributeJersey Brings The Boss Is On The Floating Stage In Bemus Aug 26

hits from the seventies to the present, including Thunder Road, Rosalita, 10th Avenue Freeze Out, Dancin’ in the Dark, Glory Days and Born to Run. The great musicianship and

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Large Condo with parking

Chautauqua Inst. $330,000

Lakefront - Very Private3 BDRM, 2 Bath

Wells Bay – Stow - $349,000

Jerod Zahn 716-499-8238 [email protected]

Bill Burley 716-720-1321 [email protected]

Perfect for hunting, camping, or building your dream home.

Edson Rd, Sinclairville, NY

Sandy Calalesina716-499-2082 [email protected]

3 BD, 2.5 BA Lake RightsSunrise Cove Lakefront Community

4415 Lakeside Dr, Bemus Point 2703 Salam Dr, Ashville $229,000

Sharon Lisciandro 716-607-0618 [email protected]

317 Lakeside Drive, Bemus $699,000

4597 Warner Bay, Bemus point $379,500

5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths 3 bedrooms, 2 bath

4BR/2BA on 18 Acres w/8 stallsMore than a home...A lifestyle!

Private Lakefront 3 BDRM, 2 Bath

Horse enthusiasts dream come true!

105 ft of lake frontage 115 FT. of lake frontage

Great Starter • $59,000

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Debbie RoweAssociate Broker

716-640-6507

Becky ColburnSalesperson

716-499-3054

Michael FlowersAssociate Broker

716-450-1336

2 original, well maintained cottages on 115’ lakefront. Walk to the Ferry

Jane Grice $325,000

4BR/2BA year round lakefront home in Warner Bay. Large patio!Becky Colburn $325,000

7BR remodeled Bemus Pt home. 120’ lakefront, 1.28 acres. HW flrs

Debbie Rowe $995,000

4BR, 3BA Crosswinds home. Large rooms, vaulted ceilings. Wrap deck

Becky Colburn $675,000

Prendergast Pt lakefront. Lrg living spaces, break wall, deck & dock

Becky Colburn $925,000

3BR, 2BA home in peaceful Point Chautauqua w/ docking available!

Michael Flowers $157,900

3BR home overlooking the Lake! Everything has been updated! Michael Flowers $102,500

Two 2bedroom condos available @Bayberry Landing w/ lake views!

Karen Dolce $151,000 - $154,900

Year round 2BR home w/ lake access & possible docking. Large deck

Jane Grice $147,000

3BR, 2BA home on 14 acres. Large LR w/ FP. Stocked pond & storage bldg

Wayne Weaver $129,900

5BR Northside Jamestown Tudor. 4,000+sq ft. Hardwood, 4FPs

Dale Sandberg $165,000

3BR, 2BA condo in the Packard Manor Gatehouse, Chautauqua Inst.


4BR custom cedar Timber Frame home. Many wonderful amenities!


Lakefront & Resort Properties 1(716)789.2600 1(800)789.2600

Dale SandbergSalesperson

716-397-8226

Jane GriceAssociate Broker

716-499-9552

Karen GoodellAssociate Broker

716-789-2165

Wayne WeaverAssociate Broker

716-664-1339

view all listings @ www.myteamvp.com

4BR, 3.5BA Bemus Pt home. Many modern updates! Private inground pool.

Jane Grice $545,000

Karen DolceSalesperson716-665-9355

3BR, 2.5BA townhome @“The Villas” Pt Chautauqua. Large deck, lake views!

Karen Goodell $292,500

4BR, 2.5BA Bemus Pt home. Gour-met kitchen. 3acres, inground pool


7.7 acre lakefront lot w/ 1286’ of lake-front! Prime location!


One of a kind 6,000+sq’ home. 2.7 acres. Lovely gardens & guest house

Karen Goodell $779,000

Jack The dog: augusT 25 ~ Village casiNo, bemus PoiNT, New York aNNual PoPs brewFesT: augusT 30 ~ FloaTiNg sTage, iTaliaN FishermaN

It was announced August 14 by Steve Disson, Executive Producer of the Progressive® Skating & Gymnastics Spectacular NBC special, that Jonathan Horton and Jake Dalton have been added to the cast for the Saturday, December 15 show at the Jamestown Savings Bank Arena in Jamestown, NY. Horton and Dalton join a gymnastics cast that already includes 2012 Olympic gold medalists Gabrielle (Gabby) Douglas, Alexandra (Aly) Raisman, and Jordyn Wieber, 2012 Olympic all-around bronze medalist Danell Leyva, 2012 U.S. all-around champion John Orozco, and 2008 Olympic all-around champion Nastia Liukin. Jonathan Horton is a two-time Olympian who not only competed in London in the team and high bar finals, but is the 2008 Olympic silver medalist on high bar and helped the 2008 Olympic team win bronze in the team competition. Horton

More Olympians AddedHorton And Dalton Added To Already Stellar Dec 15 Show at Ice Arena

also was on the 2011 World bronze medal winning team and is the 2012 U.S. champion on still rings where he also earned the bronze medal on high bar at that competition as well. Horton is a three-time American Cup all-around champion, the 2010 World all-around bronze medalist, the 2009 and 2010 U.S. all-around champion, has competed as a World Championships team member for 2006-2007, 2009-2011, and has received the following honors: the 2008 USA Gymnastics Men’s Athlete of the Year and the 2008 NCAA Nissen-Emery Award. Jake Dalton is the 2011 and 2012 Visa National Championships floor exercise and vault champion, as well as the 2012 NCAA all-around and parallel bars champion where he also added the team and floor exercise silver medals, and still rings and high bar bronze medals at the NCAA Championships to his medal

tally. Dalton competed for USA at the London Games in the team and floor exercise finals and earned a 2011 World bronze medal in the team competition last year. He is the 2011 Winter Cup Challenge all-around, floor exercise, and vault champion, 2011 NCAA vault and floor exercise champion, 2009 U.S. vault champion, and was a member of the 2009 World Championship team. Tickets to see this event live are on sale now and start at $45. Club level seats are $70 and front row seats are set at $100. There are also 50 seats available on the ground level of the arena where the action will be taking place. These 50 seats are $279 each and include a pre-show chalk talk with the athletes as well as a meet & greet after party with the show’s performers. Tickets are available through extremetix at the Jamestown Savings Bank Arena Box Office, by phone at 716-484-2624 or online at jamestownarena.com.

iNgredieNTs:1 c. Arborio or Basmati rice½ tsp. salt½ tsp. turmeric1 egg (well beaten)1 T. fresh grated Parmesan cheese1 c. olive oil1 T. olive oil8 oz. fresh sirloin (coarsely ground)1 tsp. dry oregano½ c. fresh basil (coarsely chopped)1 T. orange zest1 tsp. garlic salt (optional)½ c. peas (blanch in boiling

From Uncle Gino’s KitchenGino’s Rice Balls

water for 1 min.)1 c. unseasoned bread crumbs

PreParaTioN: Cook the rice for 15 minutes in boiling water. During the cooking process, add salt and turmeric. Remove from the stove, drain off the cooking water, and transfer the rice to a large bowl. In a small frying pan, on medium high heat, add 1 tablespoon of olive oil together with the ground sirloin. Stir well until the meat is browned. Add the cooked meat to the rice. Then, add oregano, basil, orange

zest, egg, peas and cheese. Mix all the ingredients well. In the making of rice balls, the number 1 rule is to always keep your hands moist while forming the balls. Place a spoonful of rice mixture into the palm of your hand. Using both hands, form a rice ball to any size you prefer. Immediately roll the rice balls in the bread crumbs and set aside. In a large nonstick frying pan, on medium heat, add the olive oil. When the oil is hot, very carefully arrange the breaded rice balls in the frying pan. Cook and turn gently until they are golden brown. Using a wire mesh ladle, transfer them over to paper towels to absorb the excess oil. Serve hot or at room temperature. Note: This recipe is a substitute for the traditional rice balls and is less difficult to make. This recipe is taken from volume 3: Pranzi of Gino’s series Natural Italian Cooking.

Enjoy a fabulous day of golf, prizes, and dinner with other Chamber members during the Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Tournament, Friday, September 7th at the Chautauqua Golf Club. The tournament is sponsored

Chamber Golf TourneyChautauqua Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Tournament Sept 7

by DFT Communications, County of Chautauqua Industrial Development Agency, Fredonia Place, Lawley-Tradition LLC, National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation, NRG Dunkirk Power LLC, Petri Baking Products, Inc., Ed Shults Chevrolet, Inc., GHD

Consulting Engineers LLC, Community Bank, N.A., Liazon Corporation, Lake Shore Savings Bank, OBSERVER, and The Post-Journal. You can register at http://www.chautauquachamber.org or by calling the Chamber at 366-6200 or 484-1101.

The Jamestown Community Chamber of Commerce is offering members a sneak peak at the renovated, historic train station on West 2nd Street on

Business After HoursA Look At The “New” Train Station - Jamestown

Thursday, September 6! This event, from 5:00 - 6:30pm, is offered to pre-registered Chamber members for just $5 and will include complimentary

hors d’oeuvres. Registration is available through the Chamber’s website at www.chautauquachamber.org or by calling 484-1101.

Starting on September 12th at 7pm the Buddhist Book Group will meet in the Prendergast Library – Fireplace room. We will be meeting on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month from 7pm till 8:15. In this meeting we will read from the book A PATH WITH HEART By Jack Kornfield pages 11 through page 21 The Buddhist Book Group would like to invite you to our first discussion on the book: A

Library Book GroupPrendergast Hosts Buddhist Book Group To Read A Path With Heart

PATH WITH HEART By Jack Kornfield. We will be reading and discussing books on Buddhist philosophy. If you’re interested in learning about Buddhism or are a practicing Buddhist, you will find this group enjoyable and interesting. Bruce Michaels and Helen Moore will facilitate the meetings. What Thich Nhat Hanh says about the book: “This important guidebook

shows in detail and with great humor and insight the way to practice the Buddhists universal teachings here in the west. Jack Kornfield is a wonderful storyteller and great teacher”The program is free and open to the public. The Prendergast Library is located at 105 W. 5th St. in Jamestown. For information, call 4881428 or email [email protected].

Live Music: Jack The DogThe Village Casino, Bemus Point

Continuous live music on Chautauqua Lake. This Saturday, August 25 at 10 pm – Jack The Dog


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You could win a 2013 Ford Mustang Convertible or $30,000 in cash! The Car on the Barge raffle benefits WCA Hospital’s capital campaign for the Emergency Department. The Car on the Barge is located next to the DFT Communications Floating

Win the Car on the Barge2013 Ford Mustang Convertible Could Be Yours Sept 1

Stage in Bemus Bay. $10 raffle tickets are available in several Jamestown area locations including WCA Hospital, the Italian Fisherman in Bemus Point, and all Shults Auto Group locations in Jamestown and Warren, PA. You must be 18 or over to be eligible and need not

be present to win. The winner is responsible for any federal, state and local taxes. For complete rules, contact WCA Hospital. The drawing will be held and the winner announced from the Floating Stage on Saturday, September 1st during the Bemus Bay Pops Pam Tillis concert.

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ERA Team VP Real Estate is please to announce our 3rd annual Agents of Hope Golf Tournament to benefit the ALS Association and the ALS Division of MDA (Muscular Dystrophy Association). The tournament will be held Wednesday, August 29th, 2012 at the Chautauqua Golf Club. ALS- Amyorophic lateral sclerosis – also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, is a disease of the motor neurons, the nerve clls in the brain and spinal cord that control voluntary muscle movement. For unknown reasons, motor neurons die, and the muscles they control become weak and then nonfunctional. Eventually, the person with ALS is paralyzed. Death, usually from respiratory complications, typically occurs between 3 and 5 years after diagnosis. However, about 10% of people with ALS live more than 10 years, and some survive for decades.

Agents Of HopeERA Team VP Real Estate Tournament to Benefit ALSA &MDA-ALS

Established in 1985, the ALS Association’s mission is to lead the fight to cure and treat ALS through global cutting-edge research, and to empower people with Lou Gehrig’s Disease and their families to live fuller lives by providing them compassionate care and support. The ALS Association has committed more than $67 million to find effective treatments and a cure for Lou Gehrig’s Disease. MDA’s involvement with ALS began in the early 1950s when Eleanor Gehrig, widow of bellowed Yankees first basemen Lou Gehrig, was searching for a way to fight the disease that had taken her husband’s life. Mrs. Gehrig served more than a decade as MDA National Campaign Chairman. Since inception, MDA has dedicated more than $290 million to ALS research, services and information programs.

New techniques and products are continually emerging that make it increasingly possible for people with ALS to adapt to the disease, to pursue their intersts, and to continue to live rich and rewarding lives. The ALS Association, as well as the MDA-ALS Division’s research, services, advocacy and information programs are made possible through the generosity of individuals, sponsors and private contributors. (For more information visit alsa.org or als-mda.org). As you’re determine your financial and charitable goals for 2012 please take time to consider joining our team, Agents of Hope, in the fight against ALS. Your time and consideration are greatly appreciated. For more information on the event, to sign up, or sponsorship contact Hanna Soffel at 716-789-2093 or email [email protected]

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The Chautauqua Avenue businesses and Hospice are coordinating their efforts into making it a family event. Kids’ Day will be held the same day as the bike ride offering children free lunches from the local participating restaurants, sidewalk chalk contests, prizes, a trick miniature horse, face-painting and more. Kid’s Day will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Chautauqua Avenue. The Harbor Knights will be back again to perform and bring the spirit of fun after the ride. Join us as the Mayor of Lakewood announces winners

for the event and prizes. This year’s ride will be held Saturday, Sept. 1, at Richard O. Hartley Park in Lakewood. The ride will begin between 8 and 9 a.m. with on-site registration starting between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. The event will include a 5, 20, 35 and 50 miletour. The idea of the Hospice Cup Fun Ride was created as a way to get businesses involved. Businesses with the most registered riders will gain bragging rights and win the Hospice Cup Trophy. Businesses that have the most riders for the event will have their name put on the trophy where they can then display it in their business for the year. Team Hollyloft was 2011’s winner. Ron Sellers, CEO and president of Hospice, said, “Hospice

wants to ensure palliative care is always funded and that the most advanced therapies and treatments are available. This is one of the reasons we have events like this.” Megan D’Angelo, director of community relations, added, “We are looking for people to form teams, become a team captain for your business or organization, and have people get donations to ride.” Pre-registration for the Hospice Cup Fun Ride is $20. Online registration with more details and route maps will be available by going to www.hospicecupride.com. Registration for this event can also be completed at Hospice. For more information about sponsorship or participation, contact Hospice Chautauqua County at 338-0033 or email at [email protected].

Blue” is a hard-touring band. They come from Columbus, Ohio and have recently released “From the Vanishing Point,” which has been gaining national attention including an appearance on “The Late Show with David Letterman.” Western New York’s “Big Leg Emma” is returning to Willow Creek Winery for their

annual stop. They are on tour promoting their new album, “Revival.” Their sound is based in traditional folk music, bluegrass, country, psychedelic, and contemporary rock. Rounding out the concert bill is Fredonia’s own Gina Vecchio with Coltrain, bringing her soulful voice and powerful lyrics to the Willow Creek stage the second time this season. Tracey says families are invited to Willow Creek Winery to come enjoy the festivities. “There will be some craft vendors, and music all day. Food, wine, beer,

wine slushies, and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase.” Tickets are $25 presale and $30 at the door, and include parking. Camping is available for $10 a couple.In addition to the Saturday lineup, there will also be live music on Friday, August 24th with “Smackdab” at 9 p.m. Cover charge is $10 and includes camping and parking. For more information, go to www.willowcreekwines.net, or www.facebook.com/willowcreekwinery.

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September 2012 Local producer and entertainer Shannon Nixon recently approached the owner of the Spire Theater in Jamestown, Angelo Giuffre, with the concept of running a theatrical season for the purpose of donating proceeds to children undergoing medical treatment. After a well-received benefit concert that was staged in May 2011 for quadruple transplant patient Ryan Samuelson, Ms. Nixon knew she wanted to continue producing these shows. During the meeting between the two local arts professionals, the details of the project were refined and “Shannon’s Kids Series” was born. The season premiers in September 2012 and will kick off with “Jeanie and the Harvey Boys Radio Show” a vintage style radio comedy to benefit cancer patient Aili Makuch. Fifteen year old Aili of Bemus Pt. was diagnosed with Wilm’s tumor also known as nephroblastoma, a rare kidney cancer. Ms. Nixon wanted to

Kid’s Theater SeriesShannon Nixon & The Spire Theater To Launch Series To Help Kids

make sure the series was helping local kids and families in need of support. She quickly contacted people she knew for names and was directed to the Makuch family. Immediately, Shannon made sure Aili would be the first to be a part of “Shannon’s Kids Series”. Ms. Nixon’s mission is to see the community step in and become a part of this project. She explains her involvement in the arts has always been a passion of hers, but pairing that passion with her desire to help others creates the most rewarding kind of work and an incredible sense of purpose. “This is what I have to do. I have every hope that this new undertaking becomes a success and that we can expand and help countless kids in the future. The life of this project relies heavily on multiple helping hands. I want to inspire people to reach out and get on board. I’d really love to get a volunteer committee together.” She continues on to say that anyone can help promote and raise

awareness simply by staying tune to the progress of the production and telling others about what’s happening. Shannon urges local businesses to consider associating their names with this altruistic cause by helping cover expenses. Adolescents interested in gaining volunteer time can also be a part of this project by putting up posters and helping gain awareness. Following the premier of September’s show will be “Sounds of Soul”, “What Happens…Stays”, and “Frankie and Dean and All That Jazz” all of which are written by Ms. Nixon. All the productions will feature the talents of local celebrities and professional performers. If you know any children in the area in need of assistance for medical treatment, would like to get on board with this project, or would like to make a donation to “Shannon’s Kids Series” please contact Shannon at 716-708-8879 or via email at [email protected].

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What do the Olympics, a Spy Academy, and a Medieval Royal tournament have in common? These are just a few of the Scouting events that Bemus Point Boy Scout Troop 137 has planned, and will participate in this year. Too busy you say? We have Scouts that are involved three high school sports, band and are

Join Troop 137Now Is The Time To Join In On The Fun With Boy Scout Troop 137

active in their church and yet have been active, and successful in Scouts. They find the time to go camping, hiking, and learn new skills that will help them throughout the rest of their lives! Skills like helping others with First Aid and helping their families through Emergency Preparedness. They march in parades and proudly wear

their uniforms with the rank and merit badges they achieved through learning and having fun. Eagle Scouts have gone on to help shape the future of our country at every level of government, including the President of The United States! Scouts will also make great friends that will last throughout their lives, and have an opportunity to safely try things that many will never get to do in a lifetime. Parents will also get the satisfaction of knowing that their son is in good hands while they are away on a weekend adventure, or at a weeklong summer camp. Some parents get involved and even come to camp to enjoy the fun with their son! We think that there is no better investment than that of your children, I’m sure you agree. Meetings are held on Mondays and will be starting up Sept. 10th at 7:00pm at the Bemus Point United Methodist Church. Feel free to contact Scoutmaster Ted Toy (716) 640-5972 with any questions!

The Bemus Point Boy Scout Troop 137 wants you to participate with them in this year’s fun: the Olympics and Spy Academy (just to name a few). Meetings are held on Mondays and will be starting Sept 10th at 7pm at the Bemus Point United Methodist Church. Contact Scoutmaster Ted Toy at 716-640-5972 with any questions.

For SaleMazda RX-7 TURBO

Take the curves with Porsche-like precision in this well cared for 1987 Mazda RX-7 TURBO. Full power, stick shift, sunroof & air. Electric cut-out exhaust. 73.2K miles. No winters & no issues. Potential tuner car. Asking $4,800 or BO. Call 665-4034.

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