6/30/13 Angola Pennysaver

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ANGOLA PENNYSAVER www.angolapennysaver.com

JUNE 30, 2013 84th Year 36th Week

17.76 SALE

$$ www.

Bella Terra Greenhouse

.com

See our Full Page and Back Page in this issue of the Pennysaver.

Serving Angola, Derby, Brant, Farnham, Irving and Lakeview 19 Center St., Angola, N.Y. 14006 Phone: 549-1164 FAX: 549-1611 E-mail: info@angolapennysaver.com

Mon. - Th. 9-8 Fri. 9 - 6 Sat. 9 - 4 Apply on-line 24/7 at www. jimwhites.com

Route 5 & 20, Irving DIRECTLY OFF NY THRUWAY EXIT 58

934-3580

Carfax One Owner Sale ! Last Week! 2010 GMC SIERRA 2007 CHRYSLER 2004 TOYOTA TOWN & COUNTRY AVALON 1500 SLE

LD

2wd • Low 37k miles Sharp Truck

Stow & Go Seats Room for seven 82k miles

4dr. Great shape

$19,937 or $330/mo.

$10,582 or $205/mo.

$7,811 or $151/mo.

SO

2005 GMC ENVOY 2006 HONDA SLT 4X4 ACCORD

2004 FORD F250 SUPER DUTY XLT CREW CAB Only 59k miles!

$14,959 or $257/mo.

Quality car 99k miles

Room for seven • 108k miles

4DR Great transportation 89k miles

$10,979 or $212/mo.

$10,999 or $213/mo.

$9,808 or $189/mo.

$7,989 or $154/mo.

2006 CHEVROLET 2007 DODGE RAM 2004 CHEVROLET 2010 CHEVY AVALANCHE IMPALA LT 3500 SPORT EXPRESS G2500 Cargo Van 127k miles Ready to work

2wd • Ultimate Tow Rig Diesel Power 60k miles

4x4 • 82k miles

$7,927 or $153/mo.

$27,560 or $457/mo.

$14,482 or $239/mo.

2009 BUICK ENCLAVE CX

2004 GMC SIERRA 2006 CHEVROLET COBALT SEDAN 1500 SLE 4X4

$14,901 or $247/mo.

Sharp Car 103k miles

$7,202 or $139/mo.

2006 BUICK 2007 CHEVROLET 2006 CHEVROLET TERAZZA CXL VAN COBALT LS AVALANCHE 1500

Very clean • 79k miles

All Wheel Drive Very Clean 101k miles

2004 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT

4X4 Only 35k miles

$19,935 or $331/mo. 2006 FORD FUSION SE

Leather • Sunroof 73k miles

Gas saving • 5 speed 98k miles

$12,973 or $215/mo.

$8,998 or $174/mo.

2007 CHEVROLET AVEO LS

2004 FORD FOCUS LX

$5,992 or $116/mo.

Sharp truck, Only 55k miles

Great on Gas 88k miles

Gas saving 5 speed, Only 64k miles

$14,955 or $248/mo

$7,988 or $154/mo.

$6,264 or $121/mo.

Customer responsible for sales tax and fees. Payments based on 60 months(under 12k financed) or 72 months (over 12k financed ) at 5.99 percent on approved credit if available.

Great on gas! 93k miles


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ANGOLA PENNYSAVER

BRAYMILLER Market, Inc.

The l a Orig in

6936 GOWANDA STATE RD., (RT.62) HAMBURG Finest & Largest Selection of Fruits & Vegetables in W.N.Y.

OPEN

649-2356

Eden Valley

July 4th OPEN 7am-4pm

www.braymillermarket.com FAX# 649-4136 Eden Valley Homegrown Sweet Delicious

Romaine & Boston LETTUCE

BROCCOLI CROWNS

99¢

99¢ Crisp N Crunchy CELERY 99¢

99¢

EGGPLANT

LEMONS & LIMES

Head

99

¢

Pound

Upstate 1/2 gal. 1% - 2% - Skim

MILK

$

ORANGE JUICE 1/2

2/ 6 $

BISON

FRENCH ONION CHIP DIP $

1.49 Dozen

Upstate

Gal

Ex-Large Eggs

1.89

Our Own Fresh Baked Breads • Semolina • Olive • 7 Grain • Baguette • Garlic

Gino’s Italian Bakery

Pastry Hearts • Almond Crescents Danish Rings • Breads • Rolls

Al’s Bakery

12 oz.

• Pastries • Rolls • Cookies • Bread

Delicious - Freshly-made

PARTY PLATTERS

• MEAT/CHEESE•APPETIZER•VEGGIE•FRUIT ORDER YOUR

FRUIT, CHEESE & GIFT BASKETS We Deliver 649-2356

Pint

RED & BLACK

PLUMS

$

Each

1.49

Pound

Sweet Seedless

WATERMELONS $

3 for 99

¢

Farm Fresh

1.99

Juicy Sweet

Mix N Match

$

1.89

$

Pound

1LB. MINI PEELED CARROTS

Garden Fresh

Prices effective 7/1/137/6/13

BLUEBERRIES

Crisp & Sweet

Bunch

7

7AM - 7PM 7 DAYS A WEEK!

3.99

Each

Homegrown

Green Onions • Boston/Red/Green Leaf Lettuce Romaine • Broccoli Crowns • Peas Strawberries • Cherries • Bok Choy • Rhubarb Zucchini & Yellow Squash • Snap Peas Collard Greens • Beet Greens • Kale • Green Cabbage

DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS!

SUNDAY - Roast Beef Wrap MONDAY - Southwestern Chicken Wrap TUESDAY- Roast Beef Panini WEDNESDAY - Reuben or Rachel THURSDAY - Turkey Classic FRIDAY - Cheeseburger Sub or Fish Fry SATURDAY - Roast Beef Wrap SUNDAY - Honey Mustard Ham on Ciabatta

Sandwich of the Week!

& a pickle.

$

6.50

Excutive Chef

OVEN ROASTED TURKEY

SALAD of the Week! Our Homemade

LB

$

6.99 pound

$

5.99 pound

6.49 pound

Krakus

$

Hunselbock

$

IMPORTED HAM

5.99 pound

Margherita

$

Great Lakes

$

CAPPICOLA

+ tax

Shrimp Pasta Salad $6.59

ROAST BEEF

THURINGER

“VEGGIE SUB” with Chips

Tyson - Extra Lean

MUENSTER CHEESE

5.99 pound

4.59 pound


ANGOLA PENNYSAVER

ADVERI ADVERTISER DIRECTORY

ATTORNEYS Anthony J. Barone Jr. Law Offices of John C. Grennell Magavern & Loretto P.C. Scott Brown Thomas C. Farley, Jr. The Miserendino Law Firm, PC

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947-9222 549-0810 649-1571 549-1565 947-7671 1-800-924-0936

AUTOMOTIVE Camus Auto Clark-Brant Garage, Inc. Ferber Automotive Jim White’s Truck & Auto Center

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947-4566 549-1744 549-1810 934-3580

BAKERIES Unique Sweets Cake Shop

Page 37

319-8363

BOUNCE HOUSES Allabout Bounce, Inc. Bouncy Jumper Rental Incredible Bounce

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549-0488 549-6783 245-8387

BUILDERS Cala’s Contracting Duzen Construction Home Works of Evans Hoelzle Construction Matt Frost Building & Remodeling Sunset Builders T. M. Goodrich Construction

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627-6443 549-4281 947-9675 864-6326 627-9196 823-2800 868-4352

CARPET Ace Carpet Care Tim Murphy

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549-6358 549-5200

CHURCHES Silver Creek Assembly of God

Page 5

934-3347

CLEANING Merry Maids

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662-7800

COOLING & HEATING B & R Plumbing, Heating & AC Don’s Heating & Air Conditioning Earl’s Plumbing & Heating Keiffer Plumbing, Heating & Cooling

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257-6227 549-5224 992-4388 649-3866

EVENTS Chicken BBQ - Evans Center VFC Chicken BBQ - St. Anthony’s Church Chick’s Golf Tourney Eden Corn Festival Queen Pageant Evans Art Guild Summer Show Evans Idol F.G. III Memorial Run Hit The Beach Lawn Fete - Blessed John Paul II Service to Honor all Veterans Southwestern Flea Market VFW - Dance the Night Wolf’s Run Finish Line Party

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FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT Angola Park & Gazebo Concert Nickel City Road Show New Angola Theatre Seneca Hawk Family Fun Center TJ’s Dinner Theatre

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432-8648 549-4866 549-9025 712-7244

FINANCIAL PLANNING / FINANCE Lake Shore Federal Credit Union Page 24

549-4150

FOOD & BEVERAGE Angola’s China Kitchen Page 37 Angola Lakeside Market Page 15,29 Aunt Millie’s Family Restaurant Page 16 Braymiller Market, Inc. Page 2 Chiavetta’s Page 30 Connor’s Hot Dog Stand Page 27,39 Derby Deli Page 16 Desperados Barbecue & Catering Co. Page 29 Federal Meats Page 23 Hoelscher’s Meats Page 7 Pat’s Pizzeria Page 36,39 FOOD & BEVERAGE - CONTINUED

549-1221 549-1159 549-4206 983-6599

992-4211 225-5460 549-5798 532-1737

549-1182 549-3210 934-2525 649-2356 549-1700 947-9256 549-5413 649-3705 649-2554 549-6522

JUNE 30, 2013 / PAGE 3

Reds Dogs & Cones Red Top Charbroiled Hot Dogs Skullyz Vacco Farms Walker’s Fruit Farm Weidner BBQ

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532-2400 627-5163 549-4095 867-6518 679-1292 992-4362

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947-0928 983-3448 549-1221 549-5787

FUNERAL HOMES Latimore Schiavone Funeral Home

NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS American Legion Post 928 Eden Corn Festival Business Trade Show Evans Center Fire Co. Taste of Evans Vendors Wanted Taste of Evans Town of Evans Public Notice VFW Post 5798

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549-3311

PEST CONTROL Trapper John

Page 34

430-3333

PETS A Pawsitive Experience Communicate & Play Dog Training Creature Comforts Furry Kids Day Kennel Gates Dog Training Golden Paws Pet Care Services Invisible Fence Just Pets K9 Lawn Pals Lads Pet Supplies Natural Pet Wellness Pet Heaven Funeral Home Pet Portraits by Mary Puppy Love Grooming Salon Southtowns Feeds & Needs Woof Dog Grooming

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627-9234 254-6762 549-1761 947-5810 990-9735 400-8431 662-0291 934-2780 880-7144 947-2780 646-5673 662-5677 646-5209 646-5209 648-4600 823-9663

PHOTOGRAPHRY Bill Parker Photography Bonnie’s Photo Imagery

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807-5180 947-5401

PLUMBING Joe’s Plumbing & Heating Robert Sciarrino, Plumber

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549-0064 697-5211

PRE-SCHOOLS Kids’ Kastle

Page 6

947-5052

REAL ESTATE Century 21 - Lynda Mason Hunt Real Estate Metro Roberts Realty - Kim Hulburd Owl Homes Stovroff & Taylor

Page 7 Page 34 Page 33,38 Page 32 Page 24

998-1155 631-4800 725-8725 673-1366 204-2295

RECYCLING Can Counter Inc.

Page 29

REPAIR SERVICE The Appliance Doctor

Page 8

RETAIL Napa Store Party in a Box Rizer Fireworks Verizon Wireless

Page 32 549-1106 Page 10 491-4387 Page 34 (814)927-6637 On-Line 947-5100

SALONS & SPAS C & M Shear Style Cutting Block Trendy Kutz

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947-5588 992-4201 549-5335

SEWING Julie Carruth, Seamstress

Page 37

627-4729

SHIPPING Evans Emergency Equipment

Page 25

549-3338

STORAGE Southwestern Storage Facility

Page 37

549-0338

TENT RENTALS Blidy Canopy Rental

Page 28

337-2267

TOBACCO/GAS Big Buffalo Smoke Shop - Tool Supply Doogie’s Keye Supercenter Mikey’s Emporium Seneca Hawk Signals

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545-8354 549-4894 934-2365 549-7888 934-4219 549-0353

TRAVEL AGENTS Journey’s Unlimited

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648-3505

TREE CARE Stump Grinding The Tree Surgeon

Page 5 Page 5

549-4313 549-2922

FURNITURE Bauer’s

Page 39

GREENHOUSES & FLORISTS Bella Terra Greenhouse Flowers by Darlene

Page 18,40 549-2014 Page 36 947-4133

HANDYMAN SERVICES Old Time Handyman, LLC Southtowns Handyman

Page 33 Page 36

870-0494 549-7646

HARDWARE / LUMBER Sam’s Lumber Co. Shultz & Co.

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549-1212 549-0262

HEALTH, BEAUTY, FITNESS Brain & Spine Center Cardiology Group of WNY Derby Pediatrics Eisen, DDS Hands on Health Lakeshore Chiropractic & Wellness Southtowns Vape

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631-3555 677-6800 947-2222 549-3111 549-1999 947-5106 926-9230

HELP WANTED Fisher Bus Service Multisorb Technologies Pat’s Pizzeria

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648-7766

HOME IMPROVEMENT AAA Contracting Aaron’s Maintenance Ascend Physical Therapy Group B & B Blacktop Ballou Paving & Sealing Cleaner / Floor D & L Trucking & Excavating Eastern States Roofing Eden Drawer & Door Co. Electro-Tech Evergreen Acres Expert Contracting Foundation Repairs Gallman Excavating Jeff Haenel Contracting Loretto GlasService Lowe Fence Masonry 2000 Mollnar Construction Palmieri Paving Roofs Are Us Schreiber & Winkelman Southtowns Sealcoat Strictly Sealing Wetzler Electric Wet Basements Zic’s Hot Water Pressure Cleaning Svc.

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982-5153 225-6899 947-4422 549-4070 992-2013 852-3821 818-4903 355-4374 992-3849 462-0885 992-3146 572-7303 235-0354 432-4642 545-8870 549-2444 990-8765 549-6533 549-2344 992-2414 548-1107 992-4332 992-4448 202-1176 947-3195 549-6533 780-7030

INSTRUCTIONAL COURSES Ms. Sondra Suzanne’s School of Dance Yoga

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947-5092 549-1222 816-6376

INSURANCE Allstate Insurance

Page 25

649-0325

JEWELERS J & L Jewelers Jewelry by Spence

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947-4810 947-9936

LAWN & GARDEN Superior Decks & Gazebos Inc.

Page 5

549-4226

LOCKSMITH A Village Locksmith

Page 5,37

947-9071

992-4600

If you would like to be included in this listing, please call the

Angola Pennysaver at 549-1164

549-5798

992-4195


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ANGOLA PENNYSAVER

Announcements Events

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(across from Louie’s Texas Hots) Hours: Mon.-Fri. 11am-7pm; Sat. 10am-6pm Discount

‘MAN OF STEEL’ NOW SHOWING! TJ’s The­ atre Angola www. ango­l amoviezone.com 712‑7244 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ELLICOTTVILLE RO­ DEO presented by Gowanda Harley‑David­ son and Burt Young Sales Center. July 4th, 7pm; July 5th, 7pm; July 6th, 7pm; July 7th, 2pm. Fireworks after Thurs­ day, Friday and Satur­ day shows. IPRA/APRA sanc­tioned. Chicken Bar­ beque, food, beer, ven­dors. Prices: Adults, $17; Children 12/under, $9; Children 5/under, FREE. Plenty of tickets at gate day of show or online till June 30, www.­ ellicottvillerodeo.com. Located at 6319 Som­ merville Valley Road, Ellicottville, NY. Infor­ mation, 716‑699‑4839. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ PARTY TENTS: White Tents with Lighting, Tables, Chairs. FREE Delivery. 627‑5413. Notice

DIVORCE $450* No Fault or Regular Di­ vorce. Covers children, property, etc. Only One Signature Required! *Excludes govt. fees. 1‑800‑522‑6000 Ext. 100. Baylor & Associ­ ates, Inc. Est. 1977 RUBBER STAMPS AVAILABLE at the A Vil­ lage Locksmith, Derby, 947‑9071 and the Eden Penny Saver Office, 992‑4625. YOU AND NEARLY 6.2 MILLION NEW YORK­ ERS are reading this ad. PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS to 6.2 million readers with a 25‑word classified ad. Call 549‑1164 TODAY!

Health & Fitness

ELECTROLYSIS‑ Re­ moval of unwanted hair permanently. Reason­ able rates. Satisfied clients. Qualified, expe­ rienced electrologist. Registered profes­sional nurse. Referred by physicians. Member of International Guild of Professional Electrolo­ gists. Call JEAN­NETTE. 627‑2873. SMOKERS! WANNA QUIT? Painless Laser Works! No Drugs. No Nicotine Replacement. LASER SOLUTIONS 627‑5903 www.stopsmokingbuf­ falo.com TAKE VIAGRA/­CIALIS? 40 100mg/20mg Pills + 4 Free. Only $99! Save $500.00. Call 1‑888‑796‑8878 Lost & Found

FOUND: Motorcycle Helmet on Herr Rd. Sat­ urday June 22nd. Call Bob 549‑3168. MISSING since June 16, 2013. All grey male cat, 4 years old. Pine Lakes Development, Lakeview. Please call 648‑6250. Reward! Announcements Miscellaneous

A VILLAGE LOCK­ SMITH has DIS­ COUNTED movie pass­ es for Regal Cine­ mas available. CANADA DRUG CEN­ TER is your choice for safe and affordable med­ ications. Our li­ censed Canadian mail order pharmacy will pro­ vide you with savings of up to 75 percent on all your medication needs. Call today 1‑800‑413‑1940 for $10.00 off your first pre­ scription and free ship­ping. DirecTV ‑ OVER 140 CHANNELS ONLY $29.99 a month. CALL NOW! Triple savings! $636.00 in Savings, Free upgrade to Genie & 2013 NFL Sunday ticket free!! Start saving today! 1‑800‑782‑3956

DISH TV RETAILER. Starting at $19.99­ / month (for 12 mos.) & High Speed Internet starting at $14.95­/month (where avail­able). SAVE! Ask about SAME DAY Installation! CALL Now! 1‑800‑826‑4464 DO YOU HAVE BARN MICE? We have cats available for placement in barns or garages. Call HEART Animal Rescue at 821‑1915 DO YOU HAVE PROD­ UCTS OR SERVICES TO PROMOTE? Reach as many as 4.9 million households and 12 mil­ lion potential buyers quickly and inexpen­ sively! Only $490 for a 15‑word ad. Place your ad online at Angolapen­ nysaver.com or call 549‑1164. LOVING COUPLE LOOKING TO ADOPT A BABY. We look for­ward to making our family grow. Informa­tion confidential, medi­cal ex­ penses paid. Call Gloria and Joseph 1‑888‑229‑9383 SAVE ON CABLE TV‑INTERNET‑DIGITAL PHONE‑SATELLITE. You’ve got a choice! Options from ALL ma­jor service providers. Call us to learn more! Call today! 1‑855‑294‑4039 UNPLANNED PREG­ NANCY? Consider adoption, the loving al­ ternative for your baby. Living expense assis­ tance provided. You choose the family for your child. Our agency will send photos & info of loving/approved cou­ ples. 1‑866‑236‑7638

Employment Misc. Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED COOKS & DRIVERS WANTED ‑ Apply in per­ son at PAT’S PIZZE­RIA, 9542 Lake‑Shore Road, Point Breeze. HELP WANTED: YARD MAINTE­NANCE; Expe­ rienced, Reliable, Clean Li­cense. 992‑4780.


ANGOLA PENNYSAVER

STUMP GRINDING 549-4313

We go anywhere! Insured. Looking for Work

Faith Based Diabetic Support Group Starts on Sunday, July 7th, 6-8 p.m. Meets every 6 weeks with guest professionals sharing how to achieve a healthy lifestyle. Spouses encouraged to join the group. Held at:

Silver Creek Assembly of God 1385 Route 20, Silver Creek, NY Info.: 934-3347

AMERICAN LEGION POST 928 7353 Erie Rd., Derby, NY 14047

NOW SERVING FULL LUNCHES Mon. - Thurs. FROM 11 AM - 5 PM

DELIVERY AVAILABLE Including Subs, Reubens, Hot Roast Beef Dinner, Salads, Beef on Weck, Fried Bologna, Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Tuna Melt, and more ...

July 3rd - Closing at 5:00 H July 4th - Closed BANDS: TBA SPECIAL OF THE WEEK: Salami Sub: $5.00

Queen of Hearts: $5204.80

WEEKLY SPECIALS: Monday: Texas Hots - $2.00 Tuesday: Fried Bologna & Tacos Wednesday: Fresh Turkey Thursday: Limburger Cheese EVERY FRIDAY FISH FRY This Week Featuring BUFFALO BLUE BROILED - $13.50 PLUS A FULL DINNER MENU, 11 AM - 8:30 PM EVERY SUNDAY - BREAKFAST 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Serving Rib Dinner ALL Day, EVERY day!!!

Modern Banquet Room Available For weddings, showers, birthdays, business meetings, funerals, ANY kind of party. Call Peggy for reservations or a tour. 947-0928

Large Dairy farm look­ ing for a full‑ time cow feeder. Must be able work weekends and hol­ idays, must be reli­ able and have clean driver’s license. Please contact Craig at 716.992.2457 ext 14, leave a voice­ mail or email resume to cmam­moser@gmail. com MAN WANTED to paint a house. 549‑067. NOW HIRING: Angola Travel Plaza on the New York State Thru­ way. McDonald’s Res­ taurant (716)549‑3605. LavAzza Coffee (716)549‑2131. Sandel­ la’s Pizza and Pasta (716)549‑2131. All start­ ing crew $7.50 per hour minimum (up to $8.00 hr). Management and Maintenance/ Cus­todial with Full Time/ Any Time availability starting at $9.00 per hour. Benefits available for these full time/ any time positions. Re­sumes may be faxed to (716)810‑0420. Part time management and maintenance/ custodial positions also avail­able. Discounted em­ployee meals for all em­ployees. All shifts avail­ able in­ cluding overnight shifts. Please call or apply on line at www.hiring­ towin.com Enter code mcd07833c to apply for crew/main­tenance positions. En­ ter code mcd07833m to apply for manage­ment positions. You can apply in per­ son at the travel plaza via the NYS Thruway or In­wood Ave (Off Route 20). Take Inwood Ave. to the end to access the employee parking lot. WANTED LINE COOK. Apply at Seneca Hawk, Rts. 5 & 20, Irving.

JUNE 30, 2013 / PAGE 5 Household Help Wanted

JODI’S CLEANING SERVICES. AN­GOLA/ DERBY ONLY CLEAN­ ING SPECIAL­IST: Looking for some­one to do your house‑cleaning for you while you sit back relax and enjoy the rest of the sum­ mer? I will provide you with outstanding clean­ ing services for your beautiful home! Starting July 2013 hours Monday through Friday 10am ‑ 5pm RATES: Starting at 15$ PER HOUR! Note: please email me @ jod­ icleans4u@g­mail.com with your name, loca­ tion, phone number, and brief de­scription of services needed. I will contact you ASAP!!!! Refer­ences if needed. Skilled Trades

HELP WANTED: Experienced Carpenter for new home framing. 485‑6054. ROUGH & FINISH Car­penters Needed: Expe­rienced only. Pay com­mensurate with experi­ ence, ben­ efits, year‑ round work. 716‑646‑0047. Full Time Wanted

Established local elec­ trical contractor is look­ ing for a reliable, self motivated individual with mechanical ability. Electrical experience a plus. Applicant is re­ quired to have a valid NYS drivers license with reliable transporta­tion and a clean drivers re­ cord. Full time. Please respond with your re­ sume to Valerie .ryan@alngrp.com

Can you tell your business story in 25 words or less? To more than 6-million readers? You can with a NY statewide classified ad, one call - one order only $490 Expires 9-2013 (Cover Upstate only for just $350!) Call the Angola Pennysaver @ 549-1164 Email: jcaustin@angolapennysaver.com

The Tree Surgeon

Complete Tree Service 549-2922 Trimming Firewood Removal Snowplowing Stump Grinding Storm Damage Free Estimates Fully Insured

SUPERIOR DECKS & GAZEBOS INC. 716-549-4226 www.wnydecks.com

YOGA

COMMUNITY ACTION ORGANIZATION

251 North Main St.

Tuesday 9:30 a.m. Thursday 7 p.m. CONNIE: 816-6376

947-9071

6926 ERIE RD., DERBY Tops Plaza

MON. - FRI. 9-5 SAT. 9-NOON

CAR LOCKS NOT WORKING?

WE REPAIR THEM ALL! SHIP YOUR PACKAGES HERE!

We are still your fax and copy headquarters! Fax# 947-4995

WE SELL & PROGRAM COMPUTER CHIP KEYS!

Satellite Office for Angola & Eden-North Collins Penny Savers

947-5997


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ANGOLA PENNYSAVER

WE NEED YOU!!

Multisorb Technologies is the world leader in active packaging solutions. Revolutionary products, impeccably trained employees and effective business principles have guided us since our inception. The company has set industry standards, pioneered innovative ways of thinking about sorbent technology, introduced products that have changed the face of the industry and remained the ideal source for preserving the integrity of packaged products. We currently have the following opportunity: PRODUCTION OPERATORS: Operate and maintain a variety of electrical/mechanical equipment according to pre-established procedures and guidelines. High School Diploma or GED required, along with 1 - 3 years of mechanical experience. Current shift available: 12:00am to 8:00am & 4:00pm to 12:00am Mon-Fri. Starting pay $10.05/hour. We offer a superior benefits package including medical, dental, life insurance, disability and 401(k) with a match! If you are interested in joining a company with a bright future, please apply by going to our website, www.multisorb.com. Multisorb Technologies 325 Harlem Road Buffalo, NY 14224

EOE/M/F/V

Part Time Wanted

Insurance

Miscellaneous For Rent

▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ PART‑ TIME BOOK­ KEEPER wanted for non‑ profit organiza­tion, approximately twelve to sixteen hours per week. Experience in non‑ profit account­ing, Quikbooks, and Grant Accounting. Sub­ mit re­ sume by e‑mail to Gray­ cliff Conservancy, Inc. Graycliff@verizon.­n et. ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ Part‑Time general of­fice cleaning person want­ ed. Position is for one day per week, 3 hours. Please send re­sume to: Village of Farnham, 526 Commer­cial Street, P.O. Box A16 Farnham, NY 14061 Attn: Human Re­ sources.

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ LOW COST CON­ TRACTORS Insur­ ance Rates! includes snow­plowing cover­ age at no extra charge. Call to­ day! 648‑6100 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ SUPER LOW AUTO Insurance Rates! Call for a quote today! 648‑6100.

FOR RENT ‑ Large and small hall, air con­ ditioned, for weddings, banquets, parties, etc. Special rates for group functions. LAKE ERIE BEACH FIRE CO. Call Mary 549‑3168; call Hall 549‑6054.

Financial Business Opportunities

AIRLINE CAREERS BEGIN HERE ‑ Get FAA approved Aviation Tech training. Financial aid if qualified. Job placement assistance. CALL Aviation Institute of Maintenance 1‑866 ‑296‑7094 www.FixJets.­ com Reach as many as 5 MILLION POTENTIAL BUYERS in central and western New York with your classified ad for just $350 for a 15‑word ad. Call 549‑1164 for details or visit Ango­ lapennysaver.com Financial Services

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Rental Real Estate Rooms

ROOM FOR RENT: Derby area. Separate 1/2 bathroom, stor­ age, use of kitchen and livin­ groom. Utilities in­ cluded. No pets. $400 month. 868‑8739. ROOMS AVAILABLE monthly in Evans area. Call for rates. 818‑4903, 818‑4915. Unfurnished Apartments

FOR RENT: Brant, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments from $500 plus utilities, first & last months rent and security. No pets. References. Lynda Ma­ son, Broker, 998‑1155. Nice upper 1 bed­ room apt. for rent in Derby $500 monthly in­ cludes water. no pets, 947‑7774. Houses For Rent

BRANT Remodeled 1+ bedroom house on acre. No pets. Refer­ ences, first and last and security. $800 + utilities. 716‑998‑1155 FOR RENT WANAKAH: Small 2 bedroom house. Newly remodeled. No pets. No smoking. $750 plus utilities. 627‑5211. Mobile Homes For Rent

DERBY FOR RENT: Spacious updated 2 bedroom, roomy kitch­ en & living room, park­ ing. No pets. 1 year lease. $500. TRI­TON, 549‑3737 or 683‑9100.

Wanted To Rent

Wanted: Housing for seasonal workers, July‑ October. Top dollar paid, well supervised. Dennis @ 818‑5786.

Sale Real Estate Farms and Land For Sale

1947 BOY SCOUT CAMP, 5 acre lake prop­ erty ‑ $129,900. See 5 new lake properties 6/22 ‑ 6/23 weekend. www. L a n d­F i r s t N Y. c o m 1‑888‑683‑2626 DO YOU HAVE VACA­ TION PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT? With promotion to nearly 5 million house­ holds and over 12 mil­ lion potential buyers, a statewide classified ad can’t be beat! Promote your property for just $490 for a 15‑word ad. Place your ad online at fcpny.com or call 549‑1164 TUPPER LAKE, NY: Curtigay Cove Vaca­tion Cottages. SPE­CIAL: JULY/ AUGUST/ SEPT. FAMILY RATES, $750/WEEK. Clean, comfortable on lake­ front. Sundecks, boats, full kitchens. 1‑518‑359‑2744; www.­ CurtigayCove.com Houses For Sale

HOUSE FOR SALE‑ 4 bedroom home, cor­ ner lot approx. 1 acre. $139,000 947‑5217


ANGOLA PENNYSAVER Mobile Homes For Sale

DERBY FOR SALE: Owner anxious to sell. Price Slashed!! Move right in. 3 bedroom, 2 bath doublewide, extra large eat‑in kitchen and roomy living room, car­ port & shed. Awesome lot. Just $30’s!! TRI­TON, 549‑3737 or 683‑9100 FOR SALE DERBY: Move right in!! Cozy 2 bedroom, open front dining room, Florida room, appliances. Only $8900. TRITON, 549‑3737; 683‑9100. Manufactured Housing

I BUY MOBILE HOMES. Call Dominic. 716‑680‑2112. Wanted Real Estate

MARRIED COUPLE looking for 2 bedroom home with yard and ga­ rage or shed. Rent or rent to own. Old Lake Shore Rd or vicin­ ity. 374‑2616

Garage / Yard Sales Garage Sales

GARAGE SALE: Friday July 5, 9‑ 5. Saturday July 6, 8‑ 12. HUGE‑ 3 families, stove, drum set, tools, furniture, lots more. 9546 Jamestown St., Angola. HUGE GARAGE SALE 1365 Wisconsin Rd, Derby. July 5, 6 & 7th. 8:00‑ 4:00 Large Garage Sale: July 5th, 6th, 7th. 9am‑ 5pm. 10048 Gowanda St. Rd., North Collins. Mis­ cellaneous Items. MOVING SALE: 7049 Potter, Derby (Off Southcreek Road). July 5th & 6th. Household items, books, clothes, air hockey table, snow tires. Yard Sales

FAMILY YARD SALE: Thurs., July 4th, 8‑ 6; Fri., July 5th, 8‑ 4. 615 Commercial Street, Farnham. Women’s clothing sizes 16‑ 20, household items, much more.

Moving & Estate Sales

ESTATE SALE: July 5 & 6, 9‑ 3 (No Early Birds!) Contents of house ‑ Furniture / tools / household / Fisher Price toys. 7353 Versailles Rd, Derby MOVING SALE 9759 Utica Street, Angola. Friday July 5 & Satur­day July 6 10AM ‑4PM. Vari­ ety of household items, tools, yard equip­ ment, freezer and much more.

Electronics Computer Services

COMPUTER BROKE? We do house calls. Sales, service, up­ grades. All work guar­ anteed. Call PC BUILD­ ERS. 549‑5143. COMPUTER RE­PAIR & DELL SALES: Network Consulting Group of WNY, A+ Rating with BBB. PC prob­lems fixed. Re­moval of spyware & viruses guaranteed to speed up your computer. A com­pany you can trust. We can take care of any problem. Over 24 years experi­ence. Microsoft cer­tified technicians. All work guaran­teed. www. ncgwny.­com. Regis­ tered partners with Dell. We work on all com­puters. Call us at 947‑4257. Credit cards accepted. COMPUTER WIZARD! Computer repair, upgrades. Computer SLOW? Internet viruses and spyware infecting your computer? Complete computer overhaul. 716‑947‑9085. Lowest prices guaranteed.

Merchandise Misc. For Sale

CARPET AND PAD Wholesale prices! Also laminates and linos. Best prices in W.N.Y.! Free esti­ mates. TIM MUR­ PHY. 549‑5200. FOR SALE: Large chil­ dren’s play system, Amish built, 1 year old. Paid $1100, asking $850 best offer. Also 5th wheel hitch, $350 best offer. Air condi­ tioner, $125 best offer. 713‑5187. LAWN FURNITURE, PICNIC Tables for sale. Adirondack chairs, chil­ dren’s tables and chairs, wishing wells, light houses. Re­ duced pric­ es! Delivery available. 627‑7795 VERTICALS FROM HEAVEN Custom verticals, wooden, pleated, mini and sun shades. Free Estimates. 947‑9740 Carpet Sales

CARPET AND PAD! Brand names! Wholesale prices! Why pay more in Hamburg? “Buying local helps every­ body!” TIM MUR­ PHY. 549‑5200. Lawn & Garden

GREENMILE LAWN­ CARE: Lawn and land­ scape maintenance‑ Mowing, clean‑ups, shrub pruning and mulching, tree trim­ ming and removal. 12 years experience. New equip­ ment, fully in­ sured, free estimates. 716‑824‑3892.

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EVANS/ANGOLA: • 8126-8132 Dennis Rd.: Main Colonial style home, acreage, pond, and a 2 bdrm. cottage, for rent or guests. $230,000. • 217 Westwood: Charming cape with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large fenced yard and a short walk to private beach. $154,000. • 9660 Erie Rd.: Affordable cape with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, large yard, garage. Beautifully kept and priced to sell! $99,000. BRANT/FARNHAM: • 636 Commercial St., Brant: 3 bedroom ranch w/fenced yard & barn. Oversized garage & basement. REDUCED: $125,000. • 647 Perry St.: 3 bdrm. ranch on 1 acre w/barn. $88,000. • 516-518 Commercial St.: Restaurant plus 2+ car garage w/ 2 bdrm apt. Owner will consider lease or purchase. Now $90,000. GOWANDA: • 110 Jamestown: OWNER FINANCING. Townhouse, 3 bedrooms, all new inside. Must see. $49,900. • Commercial: Former Snack Shack on Rt. 62 & Sandhill. OWNER FINANCING. Lots of possibilities. $49,900. NORTH COLLINS: • 10434 Main: Lovely Victorian style home w/3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 porches and a beautifully landscaped yard. 2+ garage. $90,000. Building lots and large sites from $9500. Call for details.

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ANGOLA PENNYSAVER

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LAKE SHORE MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARDS ASSEMBLY HELD

An awards assembly was held at the Lake Shore Middle School on Wednesday, June 19, 2013. The following students were honored for their accomplishments throughout the 2012-2013 school year: Grade 6 Team Mahalo Certificates & Awards Highest Average in ELA: Cole Wishman, Emily Stolarski Best Effort in ELA: Christina Dingeldey, Parker Jimerson Highest Average in Math: Cole Wishman, Ajay Cybulski Highest Average in Science: Cole Wishman, Dylan Zolnowski Best Effort in Science: Kaitlyn Miteff, Delilah Swinarski Best Effort in Math: Tabitha Allen, Kaylee Borowicz Best Effort in Social Studies: Noelle Gierszewski, Jessica Sawynsky Highest Average in Social Studies: Cole Wishman, Emily Stolarski Highest Average in Reading: Emily Stolarski, Kaylee Cole Best Effort in Reading: Alyssa Perkins, Linzie Buck Most Likely to be a Writer: Kaylee Peacock, Caleb Grill Future Scientist: Vitus Bourkney, Jade DiFrancesco Most Likely to be a Mathematician: Cyrus Farner, Dylan Zolnowski Most Likely to be a Historian: Beau Garvey, Natalie Bailey Avid Reader Award: Alex Donovan, Olivia Alvira Team Spirit: Caleb Grill, Allison Pfeiffer LSCTA Award: Cole Wishman Grade 6 Team Malu Certificates & Awards Highest Average in ELA: Alexander Martin, Jason Martin Highest Average in Math: Dominik Thomas, Jason Martin Highest Average in Science: Alexander Martin, Jason Martin Highest Average in Social Studies: Grace Barker, Lauren Wood Highest Average in Reading: Grace Barker, Alexander Martin Most Improved in Social Studies: Kyle Kilian, Travis Pilski Most Improved in Reading: Zachary Borowczyk, Hannah Duderwick Most Likely to be a Writer: Chassidy George, Olivia Costa Most Likely to be a Mathematician: Claire Birkemeier, Mitchell McGarrity Future Scientist: Kelsey Merecki, Caitlin Burbige Most Likely to be a Historian: Alexander Martin, Bladen Eimer Best Effort in ELA: Nolan Thomas, Nicholas Lombardo Best Effort in Math: Mitchell Stevens, Rachael Conklin Most Improved in Science: Dezmond Wilson, Jay-Lee Willis-Kosnick Avid Reader Award: Bladen Eimer, Alexander Fickel Team Spirit: Rebecca Perry, Mekenna Kollatz Grade 7 Team Spirit Certificates & Awards Highest Academic Achievement in English: Sara Mruk Highest Academic Achievement in Math:QiQi Lin Highest Academic Achievement in Science: Sara Mruk

Highest Academic Achievement in Social Studies: Jocelyn Zolnowski Best Effort All Year in Science: Natalie Fix Best Effort All Year in Social Studies: Derise Waterman Best Effort All Year in English: Rebecca Eimer Best Effort All Year in Math: Anna Ippolito Triple C Award: Julia Fuhrman Green and White Award: Jack Martin, Eliza Vail Grade 7 Team Valor Certificates & Awards Highest Average in Pre-Algebra: Marcus Muffoletto Highest Average in Math: Kaylea Schiedel. Ryan Fricano, Ashley Siragusa Highest Average in Social Studies: Dakota Glashauser, Adam Brzozowiec, Jackson Kwilos, Errika Gonzalez Highest Average in Accelerated Science: Adam Brzozowiec Highest Average in Science: Madelyn Miller, Dyllon Gartley, Kaylea Schiedel Highest Average in English: Dyllon Gartley, Marcus Muffoletto, Kendall Flak, Tori George Best Effort in Math: Brooke Browning Best Effort in Social Studies: Austin Niedermeier Best Effort in Science: Kyle Ballard Best Effort in English: Seth Penn Best Effort in Accelerated Science: Robert Wolf Green & White Award: Jessica Dunlap, Dakota Glashauser Team Valor Award: Tanner Loretto, August Becker Grade 8 Team Spirit Certificates & Awards Highest Academic Achievement in Social Studies: Tiffani Scharrer, Alexandria Galluzzi Highest Academic Achievement in English: Tanner Stoltenburg, Sophia Koenig Highest Academic Achievement in Science: Ariel Smith, Alexandria Galluzzi Highest Academic Achievement in Math: Sophia Koenig, Tanner Stoltenburg Genuine Interest and Effort in Math/Most Likely to be a Mathematician: Kevin Schanbacher, Nathan Kollatz Genuine Interest & Effort in English/Voracious Reader: Davis Glashauser, Madison Scheuneman Genuine Interest and Effort in Social Studies/Most Likely to be a Historian: Davis Glashauser, Erica Holscher Genuine Interest and Effort in Science/Most Likely to be a Scientist: Nathan Kollatz, Jon Sonntag Best Effort all year in Math: Mickaila Cutting, Abigail Sciarrino Best Effort all year in English: Abigail Sciarrino, Alexandria Galluzzi Best Effort all year in Social Studies: Tanner Stoltenburg, Kayla Canfield Best Effort all year in Science: Sophia Koenig, Benjamin Shull Triple C Award: Davis Glashauser Team Spirit Award: Sophia Koenig, Kevin Schanbacher Outstanding Character Award: Kayla Canfield, Davis Glashauser Most Respectful Student: Maxwell Horning, Shelby Merecki Perseverance Award: Benjamin Shull, Abigail Sciarrino Grade 8 Team Tradition Certificates & Awards Highest Average in English (Gallineau): Brandon Guzman Highest Average in Math 8 (Drezek):Julia Niedziela Highest Average in Integrated Algebra (Drezek): Darcy Paradiso Highest Average in Science (Browne): Abigail Johnson Highest Average in Living Environment (Browne): Darcy Paradiso


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School News -Middle School Awards Continued Highest Academic Achievement in Science: Jillian DeMaria, Eric D’Innocenzo Best Effort in Pre-Algebra: Becket Panfil Best Effort in Math: Victoria Zuidema Julianna Abbatoy Best Effort in Accelerated Science: Becket Panfil Best Effort in Science: Kyle Latimore, Victoria Zuidema Best Effort in Social Studies: Elizabeth Bradford, Matt Timm Best Effort in English: Ryan Ambrose, Owen Bitnun Green and White Award: Mackenzie Alvira. Matt Memmo Mrs. Ebling’s Certificates & Awards Best Effort Award: Domenica Cala, Jacob Guarino, Most Improved Writer: Katerina Blake Most Improved Mathematician: Robert Schmelzinger German Certificates & Awards German (Smith) Highest Average Grade 7: Ryan Ambrose, Marcus Muffoletto, Kaylea Schiedel, Victoria Zuidema Highest Average Grade 8: Alyssa Diamond, Audrey Feldmann, Sophia Koenig, Olivia Slotman Outstanding Effort Grade 7: Jesse Cutting Exceptional Effort Grade 8: Aaron Montroy German (Drake) Outstanding Achievement: Robert Wolf, Sara Mruk French Certificates & Awards (Drew) Outstanding Achievement Gr. 8: Paige Errington, Richard Rutter, Chris Pauley, Alexa Haberer, Sierra Hambly, Mary Francis, Nathan Kollatz Outstanding Achievement Gr. 7: Brienne Costello, Zachary Gualtieri, Rebecca Eimer, Tanner Loretto, J essica Dunlap, Aaron Freeman Spanish Certificates & Awards Outstanding Effort Grade 7: (Berns) Kyle Ballard, Keegan Barrett, Ethan Dybowskim Ryan Franco Dyllon Gartley, Matthew Timm Outstanding Effort Grade 8: (Berns) Joshua Blust, Tasha Copley, Thomas Jaworski, Devin Joslyn, Katelyn McMillan, Alyssa Scritchfield Highest Grade: (Kowal) Nick Sillart Hardest Working: (Kowal) Kendra Guenot Outstanding Achievement Grade 7: (Berns) Owen Bitnun, Adam Brzozowiec, Shannon Curran, Madison Justinger, Kylie Mallory, Madelyn Miller, Becket Panfil, Olivia Pericak, Hannah Prince, Mathea Riley, Paige West, Zachary Wilson Alexander Silfies Outstanding Achievement Grade 8: (Berns) Brandon Guzman, Justin Holland, Andrew McDonagh, Eric Senior Health Awards Health Awards: (Terranova) Healthy Attitude Grade 8: Alexa Haberer, Jonathan DeMaria, Andrew McDonagh, Mickaila Cutting, Justin Holland, Ayssa Gardner, Zachary Len, Alyssa Diamond Healthy Attitude Grade 6: Jason Martin, Sydnea Schiedel, Erica Kennedy, Rebecca Perry Healthy Attitude Award Grade 6: (Musty) Cole Wishman, Linzie Buck, Rachael Conklin, Laura Esposito Healthy Attitude Award: (Cislo) Bryce Toth, Becket Panfil, Adam Brzozowiec, Morgan Ryerse, Paige West, Brianna Browning, Seth Penn,Jalyn Jimerson, Samantha Emhof, Aaron Freeman Musical Awards: Best Actor:Dakota Glashauser, Sean Campbell Best Actress: Madison Justinger, Aryn Fitzgerald Camp Broadway: Eliza Vail, Alexander Silfies, Zachary Wilson Stage Crew: Bailey Strade, Thomas Jaworski Triple “C” Awards Triple “C” Awards – Grade 8 Davis Glashauser, Samantha Mascio, Matthew Terrano

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Highest Average in Social Studies (Dash): Emma Wilson Genuine Interest & Effort in English (Gallineau): Samantha Mascio Genuine Interest & Effort in Math 8 (Drezek): Zachary Len Genuine Interest & Effort in Integrated Algebra (Drezek): Danielle Bachert Genuine Interest & Effort in Science (Browne): Brenden McGarrity Genuine Interest & Effort in Living Environment (Browne): Brandon Guzman Genuine Interest & Effort in Social Studies (Dash): Hunter Borzelleri Most Improved in English (Gallineau): Michael Hill Most Improved in Math 8 (Drezek): Lauren Atti Most Improved in Integrated Algebra (Drezek): Alexander Headley Most Improved in Science (Browne): Jacqueline Uncapher Most Improved in Living Environment (Browne): Ashley Wojnowicz Most Improved in Social Studies (Dash): Logan Hornberger Willing to Take a Risk: Christopher Kostusiak, Alyssa Scritchfield Outstanding Character: Brandon Guzman, Ashlyn Weaver Eagle Spirit Award: Thomas Jaworski, Emily Birkemeier Team Tradition Award: Maxwell Eastman, Julia Niedziela Grade 8 Team Pride Certificates & Awards Highest Average in English:Alyssa Gardner Most Improved in English: Kendra Guenot Active Participant in English: Talia Wright Voracious Reader: Grace Chiavetta Highest Average in Math 8: Erika DeAngelis Outstanding Academic Effort in Math 8: Bailey Strade Active Participant in Math 8: Kendra Guenot Highest Average in Integrated Algebra: Olivia Slotman Outstanding Academic Effort in Integrated Algebra: Jonathan DeMaria Highest Average in Science 8: Sabrina Blasz Highest Average in Biology: Alicia Majkut Outstanding Effort in Biology: Jonathan DeMaria Highest Average in Social Studies: Alicia Majkut Highest Grade on the Integrated Algebra Regents Exam: Olivia Slotman, Alyssa Gardner Significant Improvement in Social Studies: Zachary Ballowe Genuine Interest in Science 8: Zachary Ballowe Future Historian: Zachary Byrne Future Politician: Santino Cala, Samantha Kruger Team Pride Award: Olivia Slotman, Nicholas Sillart Academic Excellence Award: Alicia Majkut Academic Improvement Award: Raymeer Boyette Individuality Award: Margaret Hellert Perseverance Award: Hannah Alvira Outstanding Personality Award: Kaelan Baca Jordan Scholl Most Respectful Student: Blasé White Giving It All You’ve Got: Kalie Chiappetta, Shauna Chiappetta Humanitarian Award: Baily Strade, Matthew Terrano Grade 7 Team Infinity Certificates & Awards Highest Academic Achievement in Pre-Algebra: Hanna Prince Highest Academic Achievement in Math: Mathea Riley, Ryan Cervola Highest Academic Achievement in English: Eric D’Innocenzo, Victoria Zuidema Highest Academic Achievement in Accelerated Science: Hanna Prince Highest Academic Achievement in Social Studies: Zach Wilson, Hanna Prince

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Finding services for our best friend and family member is often stressful. In deciding what to write about that might capture every pet owner’s attention, it came to me that general directives and guidelines regarding pets/services might best serve everyone in how to discern reality from clever marketing. Questions about what to look for from pet related services are one of the most common I get asked. Pet Safety/First Aid: There are many organizations, classes, on-line courses offering you the ability to be pet first-aid “certified.” I recommend Pet-Tech certification providers. Their program has been the most thorough and hands-on of any in my experience. When leaving your pet with someone who represents “first aid certified”, ask where and when so you are informed of how extensive, or not, that experience really is. Make sure the certification is current as is required by any reputable pet first-aid course. Obedience Trainers: First, let me make it clear that obedience trainers should not be confused for behavior specialists. Before you retain the services of either, make sure YOU understand the difference. Sit, down, stay is obedience. Urinating in the home, separation anxiety, excessive barking, etc., are behavior issues. Both should be dealt with by competent proven professionals. Make sure you have a comfort level with the techniques because you are your dog’s voice. I recommend looking for small classes with plenty of attention on the pet owner, the relationship between the owner, the pet and other class members and dogs. If your class has 10 dogs in it, that is 6 minutes of personal attention that could be focused on you individually. When get­ ting recommendations, make sure your expectations are the same as those of the person who referred you. Above all, do no harm to the bond between your pet and you. You want a dog to comply be­ cause they want to, not because there are no other options available. Behavior Issues: Not every trainer who competes in obedience can effectively work with be­ havior modification, and vice-versa. Not everyone who competes at top levels of agility and ring conformation should be teaching obedience or doing behavior modification. They are all skills within themselves, rightfully so. Make sure you investigate and determine yourself what meets your needs. Look for behavior specialists who have more than one option in their toolbox for training, as well as more than one choice of options/methods to modify a behavior that will not harm the human/animal bond.

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Make sure you understand the trainer’s foundation for behavior modification, ask questions and move on if in doubt. Conversely, many who are certified, licensed, master trainers and other certifications and licenses, may have the titles, may have lots of formal education yet still not have the skills. Ask for references of vets who have had successful client feedback. Get reviews and references (see below). It is important to note when resolving behavior issues that a behavior may be resolved but the method used can often have fall-out. Do your homework before retaining anyone for any type of instruction or oversight. Reviews and References: For obedience and behavior modification, look for proof of continu­ ing education. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Do not assume they are qualified. If they only opened for business two years ago, yet you see recommendations for a different time frame, or from non-residents, keep walking. If you see reviews in clusters, instead of stretched out over time, step back and ask more questions. Make sure they have a business license and insurance, and zoning if offering boarding or daycare. If they are not in an area zoned for that business, they are also not insured for your pet. Daycare, Pet Sitting & Boarding: New York State has little regulation so doing your homework is imperative. Use a licensed, insured and zoned individual or business along with using the Reviews and Reference guidelines above. It is illegal to pet sit in the home without being appropriately zoned and have a business license. If the pet caretaker is not properly zoned (check with your local zoning office), your pet is not insured. Look for a “facility” cleaned with products that will keep communicable diseases at bay without putting your dogs risk at health. Make sure dogs coming and going are screened for wellness checks There are reputable pet sitters who are zoned, licensed and insured. Pet Sitters International is a great resource if you want someone to come to your home. If they are not family or a friend whom you feel comfortable with, don’t leave your dog unless the sitter has zoning, insurance and proof of a business license. If you do consider doing so, ask yourself why would they not be operating a business legitimately? What else is going on that is non-compliant? Daycare and Boarding: Frequently they go hand in hand. Daycare can be subject to interpreta­ tion so get the definition from every facility you investigate. Some offer a couple hours am and pm. Some offer 6-10 hours. Some only offer day time boarding without interaction and call it day­ care. Some only switch dogs in and out of play groups a few hours a day. Some have wonderful set-ups, good skills, honest about the dogs and what they see. Per the ABKA , the State of Colorado and other municipalities, the standard safety ratio in day­ care should be 1:15 depending on the facility, the qualifications of the employees, the size/temp/ age of the dogs - at the very least. The space should be 75-100 unencumbered square feet per dog. Minimum. Of course, there are fluctuations depending on different factors. When investigating daycare for a dog: Make sure there is a quiet/safe place for all dogs which is easily accessible and that the dogs are not without options when stressed and seeking a quiet place. Enrichment such as play houses, tunnels, different heights of safe objects to jump on/off, etc. throughout are important for mental stimulation and to form play groups and focus on play skills, sharing and dealing with frustration. Temperature control is mandatory. Little or no odor indicates a well-maintained facility over time. Ask about current education of the handlers. If a facility takes in rescues or fosters dogs, make sure an isolation unit is available to reduce the risk of spreading disease to your healthy pet. The general rule of thumb is a dog should be isolated from other animals for three weeks and vetted before exposure to other animals. Boarding: A traditional facility for boarding is just that… kennel runs in a boarding facility. What do you do in an emergency? Do you have a working relationship with a vet to get a reference from? Where is the dog when you are gone? There are dozens of questions that should be asked before leaving your dog. The last question should be cost and the first questions should be to determine if they qualify to meet your standards by YOUR perception, not theirs. Susan M. Ferry: www.Pawsitive.biz since 1998 Dog Daycare, Mod., Classes, Non-Traditional Behavior Boarding Dog Socialization, Shiloh Shepherds and more.


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You may have once looked forward to sitting and petting your new puppy and the excited sloppy kisses that he or she would lavish on your cheek. Now that your dog is older and bad breath has set in, you may run and hide from that once-precious pooch. Many changes take place as a cute puppy becomes an adult dog. Many pet owners notice that some dogs gain weight, become sluggish and develop foul breath as they age. This bad breath not only can be a nuisance, but also it can be a health problem for otherwise healthy dogs.

Bad breath, medically termed “halitosis,” is a condition commonly reported by dog owners. There are many different causes of doggie breath, but the primary contributor is a dental problem. Some pet parents are not aware that dogs need to have their teeth brushed just like their human family members. Food particles can become lodged between teeth and eventually rot, causing an odor. What’s more, this food may cause bacteria to grow, which can decay teeth and lead to gum inflammation. If left untreated, plaque buildup and sore gums can progress to periodontal disease. According to veterinarians, plaque clings to the base of your dog’s teeth, causing the gums to recede and become inflamed. Once the gums are inflamed, they tend to leak blood serum, which blends with the plaque, increasing the amount of bacteria in the dog’s mouth. This appears as a yellowish coating on the dog’s teeth. Some dogs affected by serious plaque buildup will eat less. Routinely brushing the dog’s teeth can minimize plaque buildup. Feeding hard kibble, which can further dislodge any other food, and offering chew toys and bones will also help keep plaque problems at bay. If plaque is a major problem, a veterinarian may suggest a thorough cleaning under sedation. In addition to periodontal causes, bad breath may be a symptom of other serious conditions. Diseases of the kidneys, gastrointestinal disorders or even stomach cancer can cause bad breath. Diabetes and liver problems are also culprits in halitosis. In other cases, foreign objects that become lodged in the teeth, including the pet’s own fur, can decompose and form a foul odor. The foreign objects also may irritate the skin and the gums. An infection that forms may produce an unpleasant odor. A pet with bad breath should be examined by a veterinarian, unless it is obvious that it is the result of something the dog ate, including stool or spoiled garbage. The following methods also may keep bad breath at bay. • Brush your dog’s teeth regularly. This helps prevent plaque buildup and will keep the gums healthy. • Change the dog’s food. Some canned foods may produce foul breath, as can feeding a dog raw meat. • Prevent access to garbage if your dog is a routine scrounger in the trash. • If your dog isn’t eating much and looks frail, the breath may be a sign of a serious illness. Visit with a veterinarian promptly.

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Applying pesticides is often frowned upon by environmentalists, but it’s not just Mother Earth who can suffer from the use of pesticides. If your family pet loves to get outdoors and run around in the yard, you might be putting your four-legged friend in danger if you’re not careful when applying pesticides. Exposure to pesticides can make pets sick and, in some instances, prove fatal. But pet owners can reduce that risk significantly by adhering to the following tips. • Remove pets and their items from the lawn before applying pesticide. It’s a no-brainer to move Fido inside before applying pesticide to your lawn. But homeowners should also scour the yard for toys, bedding and feeding dishes and move them inside or into the garage before applying a pesticide. Pet health could be at risk if such items are left in the yard and get even a drop or two of pesticide on them. Therefore, carefully scour the yard for your pet’s belongings, raking high grass to find toys or bones when necessary, before applying pesticides. • Adhere to the instructions on the pesticide label. The label on the pesticide you choose should have specific instructions as to how much pesticide you should apply and how long you must wait before allowing anyone, including the family pet, to gain access to the treated area. If you let your pet back in the area too quickly, the animal could be poisoned. • Be careful inside, too. Chemical products are not only used to treat lawns. If you need to use a chemical product like a bug bomb indoors, keep pets in mind before application. Remove bedding, feeding dishes and toys, and cover your fish tank to prevent liquid and vapors from getting into the tank and threatening the lives of your fish. • Keep areas treated for pests off limits to pets. If you have a pest problem in your home, be it insects or rodents, keep any areas you treat with chemical products off limits until the issue has been successfully resolved. Even if pets aren’t in the room during or after application, they can still be poisoned if they eat poisoned insects or rodents. This is called secondary poisoning, and pet owners concerned about their pets but still in need of a way to eradicate pests should look for a product with a low risk for secondary poisoning. • Keep bait products out of the reach of your pets. Bait products are often effective because they’re attractive to insects or rodents. Unfortunately, the same properties that attract pests might also attract your companion animal. When using bait products around the house, be sure to place them beyond the reach of your pets. If you’re using bait products that you must bury outdoors, keep in mind that dogs and maybe even cats can often dig these products up rather easily. So once the bait is planted, make the area off limits to your pets.

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Sahlen’s Ham ..................................$4.99 lb. WOW! Sahlen’s Turkey ...............................$6.49 lb. Krakus Ham ..................................... $5.99 lb. Roast Beef ....................................... $4.99 lb. Yancy’s Cheeses (All flavors) ........ $4.99 lb. Potato & Macaroni Salads ............ $2.99 lb. Ma’s Pierogies................................. $3.99 lb. Foot Long Hot Dogs & Foot Long Rolls


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LAKE SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL

The Community Education Summer Brochure is now available on our website. Please be sure to check it out to see all the great opportunities that are offered over the summer! July 1st – Eagle’s Landing Summer Program Begins @ Sr. High School July 1st – Driver Education Program Begins July 4th – Independence Day July 8th – 2013 K-12 Summer School Program Begins (Regular & Special Education) July 9th – Board of Education Reorg. & Regular Board Meeting – 6 p.m. @ Sr. High Media Center August 7th – 5-Hour Pre-Licensing Course – 2-7pm @ Sr. High School August 8th – Senior Portraits @ Sr. High School August 9th – Last Day of Eagle’s Landing Summer Program August 13th – Board Retreat – 4 p.m. @ District Office Conference Room August 13th – Summer School Regents Exams August 14th – Summer School Regents Exams August 15th – Last day of Driver Education Program August 15th – Last day of K-12 Summer School Program August 16th – Last day of Special Education Summer School Program August 20th – Board of Education Regular Meeting – 7 p.m. @ Sr. High Media Center August 26th – Superintendent Conference Day August 27th – Superintendent Conference Day September 3rd – School Resumes for Students

TOWN OF BRANT

Mon, Wed, Thurs, Silver Sneakers @ Community Bldg. 9:30-10:30AM July 1, 2013 Recreation Begins-Mon-Fri, 9-3 through August 9th, 2013 Summer Concert @ Town Park, 7-9PM, 23 Skidoo July 2 Brant Town Hall- Judge Gugino Criminal Court 6:30 pm July 3 Sr. Comm. Bldg. – Seniors Mtg @ 12 Noon July 4 In Observance of Independence Day all Town Depts. and Rural Transit Closed July 8 Summer Concert @ Town Park, 7-9pm, Judd Sunshine Duo July 9 Brant Town Hall, Town Board Workshop 7:00pm, Town Board Mtg. 7:30 pm July 10 Brant Town Hall – Judge Gugino Traffic Court 6:30pm July 15 Summer Concert @ Town Park, 7-9pm, Panfil Bros. July 16 Village of Farnham Board Meeting 7:30PM Brant Town Park-Brant Firemen Softball 6:30 pm July 17 Brant Town Hall- Brant Historical Mtg. 7pm July 20 Brant Town Hall- Driving School through Court, 10am-2pm July 22 Summer Concert @ Town Park, 7-9pm, Doug Yeoman’s Duo July 23 Brant Town Hall-Judge Gugino Traffic Court 6:30 pm Brant Town Park-Brant Firemen Softball 6:30 pm July 24 Senior Community Bldg. – Brant Democratic Mtg. 6:30pm July 26 Brant Town Hall-Grisanti Constituent Outreach 10am-2pm July 27 Brant Town Hwy Garage-E Waste 9-12am July 29 Summer Concert@Town Park, 7-9pm Roadrunners July 31 Brant Town Hall-Judge Gugino Criminal Court 6:30pm

TOWN OF EVANS

Saturday, June 29, 2013: Town Park Beach (Old Lake Shore Road) and South Creek/John K. Thompson Pool (1525 South Creek Road) opening day Tuesday, July 2, 2013: Evans Hometown Hero’s Wall Dedication – Evans Town Hall at 7 PM dedication ceremony with a reception to follow. Tuesday, July 9, 2013: Town Board Work Session at 6:15 pm Evans Town Hall, 8787 Erie Road, Angola, NY 14006. July 12, 13, & 14, 2013: Willow Creek Winery “Stompin the Grapes” Country Jamboree fundraiser for the Boys & Girls Club of Lake Shore. Enjoy food, drinks, entertainment & fireworks. Visit www.willowcreekwines.net for additional information. Sunday July 14, 2013: Frederick Garrasi III, Memorial 5K Run – Evans Town Park at 11:00 AM (preceding the Taste of Evans) Sunday, July 14, 2013: Taste of Evans – Noon to 8:00 pm - music, crafts, local food vendors, chinese auction, magic show, Evans Idol, 3 on 3 basketball and more. Wednesday, July 17, 2013: Town Board meeting at Evans Town Hall, 8787 Erie Road, Angola, NY 14006 – 6:30 pm Agenda Meeting followed by the Town Board Meeting at 7:00 pm Thursday, July 18, 2013: Movie Under the Stars – at Evans Town Park (weather permitting). Festivities begin at 7 pm with bounce house, food and carnival like atmosphere – Movie beginning at dusk. Wednesday, July 24, 2013: Rockin Reunion Concert - 6-10 pm at Evans Town Park - featuring the Boneshakers Blues Band.

The Town of Evans Recycling Center is accepting TVs, cell phones, computers, monitors & other electronic items in our center behind the Water Department on Delamater Road.

FOR DETAILS CALL: 549-5787

Happy Birthday America!


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76¢ Vegetable & Annual Flower Plants 4 Pack - Must buy 12 packs - Reg. $1.79 $1.76 SALE - Super Petunia, Geranium, Begonia, Sweet Potato Vine, Tomato,Vinca Vine, New Guinea Impatiens

All 4½” square pots - Must buy 12 pots - Reg. $3.49

$9.76 SALE - Mandevilla, Morning Glory, Clematis Vines

Black Eye Susan, Pillar Geraniums on a TRELLIS! Reg. $14.99

Miracle Gro Bloom Booster - l lb. $2.99 - Save $2 Rieger Begonias FAFARD QUALITY $5.76 ea. Reg. $11.99 ORGANIC PRODUCTS Miniature Roses $5.76 ea. Reg. $9.99

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Complete Planting or Container Mix, Peat Moss, Topsoil. “Not muck in a bag” sold by others, Caryl.

$3.00 MAIL-IN REBATE with $10 Fafard purchase or more at Bella Terra Greenhouse.

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Sunday, July 14th • Noon-8 pm Evans Town Park

F.G. III MEMORIAL 5K RUN Race Begins at 11 am Proceeds go to the “Frederick Garrasi III Scholarship” Fund

Music and Entertainment by

Mike Margerum

Mike has been a permanent fixture at the Hamburg Burgerfest & Eden Corn Fest Sure to entertain all ages! Great show man!

After Race Activities hosted by

Taste of Evans @ 12pm

NICKEL CITY

ROAD SHOW Games begin at 8am 2 Divisions: Competitive and Recreational Championship Games 4:30pm

EVENTS MAIN GAZEBO

All Day Music 1:30pm Suzanne’s School of Dance 3:00pm Evans Idol Contest

CRAFTERS

Applications still being accepted for crafters. Please Call Evans Town Hall at 549-5787

BASKET RAFFLE

Get exposure for your business. Donate a basket for the Auction. Drop off at the Town of Evans Supervisor’s Office.

ALL DAY MUSIC • CRAFT SHOW • LOCAL FOODS • BASKET RAFFLE • BOUNCE HOUSE AIR BRUSH TATTOOS • FACE PAINTING • HAIR BRAIDING


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THE ANGOLA PENNYSAVER

Wednesday, July 3, 2013 • 7:00 pm

would like to wish all of our readers and advertisers a safe and fun-filled

4th of July Please note that the deadline for our July 7th edition will be

Wednesday, July 3rd, 12 Noon The office will be CLOSED Thursday, July 4th and Friday, July 5th so that our staff can spend time with family and friends. 549.1164 • www.angolapennysaver.com

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Join us in a service of patriotic music, singing, and prayers. Major Michael Senus, US Army will give a presentation on his experiences from his tours of duty in Afghanistan and the Gulf War. Come and meet Jive and Juno, two therapy dogs from Courage to Heal, future home for service dog training for Veterans. The Newell-Faulkner American Legion Post 880 Color Guard will preside over the opening and closing ceremonies including: Advance of Colors, Roll Call of our deceased Veterans, and Taps. After the ceremonies, please join us in our Fellowship Hall for refreshments. Please come say “THANK YOU” to those who’ve served our country, those serving now and those who made the ultimate sacrifice with their lives. EVERYONE IS WELCOME! Feel free to call the church to call in the name of a loved one for the roll call. The air conditioning will be on.

MOVE UP WITH ASCEND PHYSICAL THERAPY GROUP Recovering from an injury or an illness? We at Ascend Physical Therapy Group can help. We are dedicated to providing our patients with the best Physical Therapy has to offer. Whether recovering from injury or illness, it is our purpose to help you move up. WE ACCEPT MOST INSURANCES

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40TH ANNIVERSARY OUTDOOR SUMMER SHOW July 7 from 10-5

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Chick’s Annual

4 Person Scramble Golf Tourney

Saturday, July 13th

Lunch @ Noon / Tee-Off @ 1 pm

$65 per person / Members w/cart $35 per person

2 Hours Open Bar & BBQ Chicken Dinner

To sign up call Chick’s 549.4206 Proceeds benefit the Brant Fire Co.

Keiffer Plumbing, Heating & Cooling 649-3866 We will install either yours or our plumbing fixtures and heating equipment.

We install & service

Furnaces • Boilers • Hot Water Tanks Bathroom Remodels • Generators Licensed & Insured

Have a fun and safe Summer!

LOCAL Maple Syrup, Honey, Eggs. KWI­ LOS FARM STAND. 549‑6201.

Transportation Autos for Sale

1999 SATURN, runs great. $1600. Call 716‑225‑2861 after 1:30pm. 99 FORD TAURUS 64K, excellent condi­ tion, new tires and bat­ tery, perfect inte­ rior. $3,999.00. call 997‑1475.

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Big Buffalo Smoke Shop - Tool Supply 11318 Route 20, Irving, NY 14081 716-545-8354

Independence Weekend Sale

All Seneca Cartons $6.00 OFF - 7/5 - 7/6 Large Selection of Tools on Sale DeWalt, Bosch, Milwaukee and more... E-Cig Juice $8.50

All Name Brands/ Don’t miss out on all the savings! ALL TAX FREE!

Trucks for Sale

2002 Dodge Dakota 4X4 Truck. Loaded. Leather Interior. 1 owner. $6500.00 341‑3890 Motorcycles for Sale

HONDA 1990 XR200RL Dirt Bike. 1 owner, very good condition. Owner and Service manuals. $700 or best offer. Call 627‑5941 after 3pm.

LAKE SHORE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 8766 Erie Rd.,

P.O. Box 227, Angola, New York 14006

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ANTHONY J. BARONE JR. Attorney at Law 947-9222 Real Estate, Wills, Estates, Business Practicing law for over 30 years. in association with Serotte, Reich & Wilson

JUNE 30, 2013 / PAGE 25 Boats & Accessories

ATTENTION BOATERS The Angola NAPA Store is now carrying parts & accessories for boats. 8814 Erie Road, 549‑1106. TRANSMISSIONS PROFESSIONALLY Overhauled and in­ stalled in your passen­ ger car or light truck. One year warranty and affordable pricing. Call 934‑2222, Monday ‑ Fri­day 8 ‑ 4. Vehicles Wanted

▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ $$$WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE! Your junk vehi­ cle and scrap metal. K & R SAL­VAGE, 337‑3109. ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ $$JUNK CARS WANT­ ED$$ Free pickup! $Cash$ paid! TIM­ MY REGAN TOW­ ING. DMV#7106530. 5 6 3 ‑ 2 5 9 1 . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CASH FOR CARS and TRUCKS. Get A Top Dollar INSTANT Offer! Running or Not!1‑888‑416‑2208 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CASH FOR JUNK VE­ HICLES and scrap metal. Flatbed ser­ vice available. Call Rob. 998‑3603. DMV#7109787. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

Service & Repair Appliance Repair

WASHER AND DRYER REPAIR‑ Most makes. Guaranteed. 549‑6707.

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ANGOLA PARK & GAZEBO COMMITTEE Presents

Summer Lawn Chair Refreshments Available Concert Series

at Centennial Park, Angola • 7 to 9 PM

WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd

Caribbean Extravaganza A Calypso, Reggae, and Island Music Group Sponsored by Flex-O-Vit USA, Inc. Rain Location: The New Angola Theater

Come dance the night away... Join DJ Rob

of Computer Design Sounds on

June 29, 2013 7:00-10:00pm

at the VFW Post #5798 8989 Erie Road, Angola NY 14006

(716) 549-5798

FREE BUFFET

Featuring your favorite artists from the 50’s & 60’s

30th Annual

EVANS POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

“Hit The Beach” Summer Fund Raiser

Live Music by “The Strangers”

WED., JULY 10, 2013 - 2:00 til 9:00 p.m. EVANS TOWN PARK

EVANS PBA RAFFLE

1.) Signed Buffalo Bills / Buffalo Sabres Memorabilia 2.) LSDA Digital Fire Safe - donated by A Village Locksmith (value $370) 3.) Garmin E-tech Handheld GPS - donated by Olson Bros. Marine (value $150)

Cala’s Kitchen & Catering

ROAST BEEF served at approximately 5:00 p.m.

Pop - Beer Clams Lakeside Market Sausage Hot Dogs - Hamburgers

FREE PARKING AT SOUTH SHORE INN CAPTAIN KIDD’S

Where the party continues after 9:00 p.m.

TICKETS: Advance Donation $25.00 Any Business wishing to donate door prizes, contact any Evans Police Officer

Prizes, Horseshoe Contest (2) Man Teams

NYS LAW: YOU MUST BE 21 YEARS OF AGE TO CONSUME ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES THIS CELEBRATION IS FOR ADULTS ONLY.

All proceeds from the fundraiser are donated back to needy organizations in our community.

Builders & Remodelers

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ AAA+ RATED! WE NEED SPRING WORK!!! NEIGHBOR­ HOOD CONTRACT­ING is now giving up to 20% OFF to our cus­tomers for scheduling their spring home im­provements NOW!!! Roofing, sid­ ing, win­ dows, doors. All interior and exterior projects qualify for our money saving offer!! Free esti­ mates! Senior dis­counts! 549‑1592. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CARPENTER FOR HIRE: 30 years experi­ ence. Large or small jobs. Call John Vicanti, 549‑3319. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS? Garage/ basement clean out? Rent a 14 yard dump trailer, deliv­ered and picked up at your loca­ tion. 627‑7214 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ COTTAGES, GARAG­ ES, barns, houses raised, leveled, re­ paired. Rotting sag­ging floors replaced. Base­ ments water­proofed, wall cracks, jack posts, pilasters. Senior dis­ count. 716‑570‑7544. ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ DECKS! DECKS! Built, Restored, Powerwashing, Painting, Garages, Siding, Roofing and all Home Improvements. Lic./ Ins. 260‑6484 ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ DH Home Improve­ment, LLC. AAA Rating with BBB and Angie’s List for all phases of home repair and remod­ eling. Fully Insured. Free Es­ timates. Call Don Hill, 337‑2433. FOUNDATION REPAIRS: Houses, cottages, garages, porches, mobile homes, decks, barns, rotted beams, joist floor leveling, piers, foundation walls, crawl spaces, wet bowed basement walls, drain tile, water­proofing. 35 years. 235‑0354

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS GIVEN

This year’s winners of the $100 Brian Galfo Award are A.J. Schmidt 5th graders, Berten Quider and Matthew Mieszczak. The recipients of this award must possess a positive attitude along with willingness to work hard to achieve and overcome difficulties. This year’s winners of the $1000 Brian Galfo Memorial Athletic Scholarship are Dane Cala and Alexis Cvetanovich. This scholarship is in memory of a former Lake Shore Central Varsity athlete who tragically passed away before fulfilling his dreams. The recipient must be a three-sport athlete, unselfish, competitive team player, respectful of coaches and teammates, a team leader.

SCS PRESCHOOL 3 MOTHER'S TEA

Southtowns Catholic School Preschool 3's were so excited to celebrate Mother's Day with their mom's. The kids made flowers and set the tables to make the room look beautiful. Before they had fruit, muffins, tea, juice & Ice cream, the kids with their mom's made art projects. The children came with their own hand print and together they cut out a heart, stem & leaves. To finish it up, they glued a poem by Kathleen Lademan. The children sang songs and then passed out baby shoes with petunia flowers in them. Pictured: Elisabeth Nagel and her daughter Olivia. A piece of me I give to you. I painted this flower to say "I Love You". The heart is you. The hand is me. To show we are friends The best there can be. I hope you will save it And look back some day At the flower we shared, On your special day. Happy Mother's Day!


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summer barbecue 4 Page Special Section,

pull out and keep for future reference Safety First When Grilling This Summer For many people, Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. That means the return of weekend getaways to the beach and the reemergence of the backyard barbecue.

CHIAVETTA’S CHICKEN BBQ St. Anthony’s Church

417 Commercial St., Farnham • 716-549-1159

SUNDAY, JULY 7, 2013

Summer grilling season is the perfect time to gather with friends and family in a laid back atmosphere where formal attire is forgotten in favor of flip flops and T-shirts. But as relaxed as a backyard barbecue can be, it also can quickly turn into a potentially dangerous or unhealthy situation, especially when the trusted grillmaster doesn’t take the following safety precautions regarding his grill and the foods he’s preparing. • Don’t let foods sit out for hours. The United States Department of Agriculture advises grillmasters to refrigerate or freeze meat within two hours of purchasing it. Leaving food out next to the grill for a few hours increases the risk of foodborne illness. Though it might be more convenient to keep foods within spitting distance of the grill when you’re preparing to host a barbecue, you could be putting yourself and your guests at risk if food is left out too long. • Change cooking tools and plates when foods are cooked. When transporting food from the refrigerator to the grill, make sure the plate or containers you use to transport uncooked food are not used again until they have been thoroughly washed. Never use the same plate for preparation and serving. The same goes for tools like spatulas and tongs. Bacteria from uncooked foods can attach themselves to plates and cooking utensils, so cooked foods should always be picked up with clean tools and placed on clean plates before serving. • Cook foods to the correct temperature. Undercooked foods are unhealthy and can cause significant health problems. The USDA recommends grillmasters cook these popular barbecue foods to minimum temperatures: - Hamburgers -- 16O F - Poultry -- 165 F - Beef -- 145 F

- Ground meats -- 160 F - Pork -- 145 F - Lamb -- 145 F

• Keep a fire extinguisher on hand. When grilling, you’re cooking foods over an open flame. This is true if your grill is a gas grill or a more traditional charcoal grill. The presence of open flames is a safety risk, so keep a fire extinguisher on hand in case a fire unexpectedly starts. • Grill away from your house. Grills play a role in thousands of home fires every year. When placed too close to a home or in a poorly ventilated area on your property, the risk of a fire increases dramatically. When grilling, always choose a well-ventilated area, avoiding enclosed areas such as a covered patio, that’s a significant distance away from your home. This reduces the risk of the home lighting on fire should a grill fire erupt. •Go easy on the lighter fluid. Lighter fluid can be very dangerous, especially for those grillmasters with a happy trigger finger. When using a charcoal grill, look for charcoal that already contains lighter fluid and needs only a lit match to light. If you must use more traditional charcoal, use only a minimum amount of lighter fluid and never apply additional fluid once the fire has started. Grilling season has arrived and backyard barbecues have once again taken center stage. When grilling this summer, be sure to take certain precautions to protect against foodborne illness and fire.

Handicap

Accessible 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. or sold out Menu: 1/2 Chicken, boiled red potatoes, chef salad, roll & butter, dessert & beverage. - Take outs available - $9.00

Summer Mass Schedule: Sat. 4 p.m.; Sunday 9 & 11 am

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Certain foods work better with smoking than others. Oily fish, pork, beef, lamb, and game meats are some of the best options. Poultry can also be smoked, but be advised the skin on a turkey or chicken may not stand up well to intense smoking. It may need to be removed prior to eating.

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For those who run out and purchase a new smoker, most smoking experts advise seasoning the smoker prior to first use. Much as you would season a new cast-iron pan or other cooking appliance, you can season a smoker to ensure there aren’t any chemicals or oil residues from manufacture left on the smoker. Otherwise, you may transfer a chemical taste to your meal. Set up the smoker according to the directions. Allow it to run for at least two hours to burn off any residue. Afterward, you should be able to smoke your first piece of meat.

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There are a few tips to consider before embarking on your first smoking adventure. Always keep the water pan full if you are doing a wet smoke. The water will help to keep food tender. When smoking for the first time, start out with a small amount of wood or aromatics in the smoker to experiment with flavor. You can always add more the next time for an intense smoky flavor. Wood chips and any other additions to the smoker may last longer by wetting the chips and then bundling them in a foil packet. Punch holes into the packet and place it on the coals.

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Pairing food with the right woods can also create an enjoyable flavor. Alder wood produces a delicate flavor, as does apple and cherry. For more assertive smokiness, try hickory, oak or pecan. Mesquite is still full-bodied but lighter than the other woods and creates a sweeter flavor. Aromatics, such as herbs, fruit peels or cinnamon sticks, also can be added to produce even more flavor. Aromatics with a high oil content will produce a stronger flavor. Putting a rub on food prior to smoking can also give it added flavor. Many chefs also like to brine foods, especially poultry, to help tenderize the meat before smoking. While the meat is smoking, resist the urge to take off the cover and check it frequently. This will allow the heat and smoke to escape. You may end up extending the cooking time every time you remove the cover. Only open the smoker to refill the water tray if you are doing a wet smoke. Much in the way an indoor slow cooker needs to remain closed to cook efficiently, so does a smoker. Many people prefer to do their smoking during daylight hours rather than leaving a smoker unattended during the night. In this case, you may need to wake up very early to put the meat on to ensure it is cooked at mealtime. Ribs can take 5 to 7 hours to smoke, while briskets and roasts may need an hour or more per pound. Always use a thermometer to check internal temperature before serving smoked meats. As you gain experience, you may be able to better judge the cooking times needed for certain foods. Start with meats that are at room temperature before placing them on the smoker. Smoked foods can be flavorful and tender. They may take a little longer to achieve than other cooking methods, but most home chefs find the results are worth the added effort.

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Delicious Barbecue Starts With The Rub Men have been cooking meat over an open fire for centuries. Although a good char and the smoke itself can lend a delicious flavor to just about anything, seasoning can help turn meat from mediocre to marvelous. Marinades may work well for tenderizing meats, but they can be messy when foods are transferred to the grill or smoker. Dry rubs are a traditional way to go when cooking foods at low heat over a long period of time. That’s because the rubs will penetrate the meat and form a nice crust of flavor on the outside of the food.

Rub recipes vary depending on geography. Home cooks can experiment with blends of spices they most enjoy. If you’re just starting out, you may want to lean toward a tried-and-true rub combination. Kansas City, Miss. is known for its barbecue. Therefore, rub recipes inspired by Kansas City ingredients will be classics and sure to be enjoyed by any and all people you invite over to enjoy your cooking.

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Cool down When the temperature is high, few people want to fill their stomachs with heavy, hot foods. Instead of cooking up a batch of stew, reinvent recipes for a warm-weather spin. For example, experiment with chilled soups. Borscht is a beetbased soup of Eastern European origin that is very often served cold. Other vegetables or fruits can be pureed and served as a cold summer soup. Gazpacho, a Spanish tomato-based soup, is the most widely known cold soup. However, cucumber- and avocado-based soups and creamed vegetable soups also can be enjoyed chilled. Embrace salads While salads may be relegated to side dishes for most of the year, they tend to take center stage when the weather is warm. The addition of fresh berries, grapes or raisins can lend a different flavor to salads. Think about topping salads with grilled fish or chicken to add more substance to salads serving as entire meals.

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Rather than using heavy dressings that may end up covering the delicate flavors of lettuce leaves and other greens, use vinaigrettes made from citrus fruits to add both sweetness and tartness to dishes.

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Grilled vegetables paired with grilled mushrooms can make hearty, satisfying sandwiches that are relatively low in calories. Previously grilled chicken can be shredded and turned into chicken salad when mixed with Greek yogurt and apple cider vinegar. Even standard cold cuts can be given a new twist when turned into cold-style reubens by being topped with cole-slaw or chilled sauerkraut on gourmet slices of herbed bread. Pastas and casseroles Much as warm-weather soups can be served cool, so can pastas and casseroles. Pasta is a versatile food that can be paired with traditional salad ingredients or mixed with vegetables or dressings to make a variety of different dishes. Baked casseroles can be served at room temperature for pot-luck meals in the yard or brought along when visiting friends and family. Chunks of mushrooms, summer squash, eggplant and garlic can be sauteed and baked together to make a hearty and flavorful vegetable casserole. Seafood Lobster, shrimp and clams can be harvested from the coast and then cooked on the grill or over an open fire. For those who want chilled seafood, opt for shrimp cocktail or head out for a sushi and sashimi meal at a local restaurant. Warm-weather dining means exploring different flavor options to find lighter fare.

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Public Notice

At the Evans Town Board meeting of June 19, 2013 the following resolution was adopted: Councilman Cooper moved and Councilman Feldmann seconded,

WHEREAS, the July 4th celebration in the Lake Erie Beach/Point Breeze area brings several thousand plus people to this community to honor our nation’s birth; and WHEREAS, the public safety responsibility for those people enjoying the celebration, those people residing in this celebration area, and the people who will transverse this area, are a responsibility that is best served through the following road closures; therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Evans hereby authorizes the closing of Kennedy Avenue and Eisenhower Road from Lake Shore Road to Quebec Street for the purpose of providing public safety to all participants, residents, and traffic during the 3rd of July (rain date 4th of July), in addition to all other public safety measures as set forth under the Code of the Town of Evans; and be it further RESOLVED, that there will be no vehicles allowed in Lake Erie Beach Park beginning at 4 a.m. July 3rd through 4 a.m. July 4th (rain date 4 a.m. July 4th through 4 a.m. July 5th ); and be it further RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to publish this resolution in the June 30, 2013 edition of the Angola Pennysaver and the June 27, 2013 edition of the The Sun, the official paper of the Town of Evans. VOTE RESULT:

ADOPTED Councilman Feldmann Councilman Cooper Supervisor Dash

Aye Aye Aye

By Order of the Town Board Of the Town of Evans Jonica B. DiMartino, RMC, Town Clerk


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Obituaries & Community News JOANNE P. COURTNEY (Nee Mroz) Prayers will be said, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Most Precious Blood Church at 10 a.m. for Joanne P. Courtney, of Angola, NY, who died on June 20, 2013. She was the beloved wife of the late Frank S. Courtney Jr.; dear mother of Susan (Daniel) Kwiatkowski, Dawn Chido, Kelly (Michael) Garon, Christy (Dennis Martin) King; grandmother of 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; sister of Pauline (late John) Rogers, Mary (Stash) Nowak, Micki (Daniel) Umlauf and the late Kenneth Mroz; survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Latimore-Schiavone Funeral Home, 8434 North Main St., Angola. _________ RICHARD L. MURPHY Private Funeral Services were held for Richard L. Murphy, of Eden, NY, who died on June 17, 2013. He was the beloved son of the late Conrad and Anna Murphy; dear brother of Laurie and the late James Murphy. Arrangements by the Latimore-Schiavone Funeral Home, Inc. _______

ROBERT J. CHARLES Services were held at the Addison Funeral Home for Robert J. Charles, who entered into rest June 23, 2013. Robert was the loving son of Kathleen Kilmer and the late Robert E. Charles; grandson of Cleda Charles; dear brother of James R. (Robin) Charles, late Kerry Lively, David (Diane) Klein, Frieda (David) Wilson, Jessica Charles, Pam Kanicki, Doreen Farner and Richard Kilmer; nephew of Jane Clear and Kenneth (Sandra) Charles; also survived by the Borsink Family, Aunts, Uncles, Nieces and Nephews. Memorials may be made to Hospice Buffalo Inc. David worked for Allentown Industries and Phoenix House. Online condolences at addisonfuneralhome.com. _______ DOUGLAS M. CROUSE Funeral Services were held at the Addison Funeral Home, Inc. for Douglas M. Crouse, of Dunkirk, NY, who died on June 25, 2013 at the age of 71. He was the son of the late Howard Crouse and Jessie Kennedy. Brother of Jessie Weisedel of Angola, NY, Phyllis (late Bobby C.) Lawson of Tennessee and Shirley (Robert) Sager of Brant, NY. Dear friend of Glenn. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Douglas was an accomplished musician, receiving a scholarship to the Eastman School of Music. He was an Organist at the First United Methodist Church in Dunkirk, NY for 40 Years. Share your condolences at addisonfuneralhome.com ________

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Brant’s annual Summerfest had some great weather and good crowds. This year featured some larger carnival rides. There was some great food, lots of vendors and live entertainment. Fresh strawberry shortcake and a chicken BBQ were also featured. Photo 1: (L) Alex Schweizer (R) Danny Carriero are having fun on the slide Photo 2: The Divas entertaining the crowd Photo 3: A look at the collection of rides.

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On Wednesday June 26th the Sunset Bluegrass band entertained a nice size crowd at the Angola Gazebo. _________

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GREAT LAKES BEACH SWEEP GETS EARLY START

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On 6-20-2013, retired Navy veteran Mike Kay and Great Lakes Beach Sweep coordinator Sharen Trembath conducted a mini beach sweep at Lake Erie Beach Park. The goal was to raise awareness about keeping our parks and beaches clean this summer for the enjoyment of all residents. Sharen Trembath said “It was great to see so many of our youth that use the park help with the cleanup. It’s also important to protect public right-of-ways to the waterfront. Evans has lost several access points over the last decade to including the public boat ramp at Lake Erie Beach Park.” “I just moved into the neighborhood across the street from the park last year, but grew up on this lake and I know how important access and good stewardship is for the community and the park. “ said Mike. “It's great to see so many friends of Lake Erie Beach Park. This is one of the few parks where you can sit in car and watch the sunset". "The park may be small but it offers great recreational potential”. Patty Higgins Hageman said “My dad helped build the concrete boat launch. He and my brothers maintained the old property owners boat lane in the 1960's and early 1970's. I’d like to start a club for kayaks, canoes and wind surfers. We can carry our craft to the water’s edge. That means more fun and no hard work moving sand!” The 27th annual Great Lakes Beach Sweep which cleans up over 300 beaches will be on September 21st, 2013 from 10AM to Noon. Refreshments and hot dogs are served at Woodlawn State Park. Visit www.greatlakesbeachsweep.org/signup for more details. __________

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Students in Mrs. Jennifer Hill's Grade 4 class had a delicious science experiment. The kids took a bag #1 and measured all the ingredients. Then they filled bag #2 with ice and put bag #1 inside. They shook all their bags until they made ice cream. Pictured: Caitlin Dils with her creation. __________

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716-631-4800

SCS MAKES ICE CREAM

REDS WIN EYB MAJORS GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP

The Reds won the 2013 EYB Majors Girls Championship by defeating the Orioles 6-1 in the title game June 17th. The Reds finished the regular season at 10-2 and were the number 1 seed in the playoff tournament. In the first round, the Reds held off the pesky Twins whom they beat 4 times in the regular season. The Twins were playing without pitching ace Gretchen Hazard gave the Reds all they could handle. Maddie Miranda stepped in and pitched her best game as the Reds managed to muster a 5-1 lead after 3 innings. Finally, the Reds broke loose and went on to win to advance to the finals. Brooke Browning pitched 2 strong innings while scoring 4 runs and Reagan Kaylor added 3 runs scored. Evie Butlak, Brooke Browning, Emma Kist, McKynzie Ringer and Rayvn Issacs all had 2 RBI while Nicole Logan, Jessica Marinaro, Morgan Silagyi and Jewell Littlejohn all managed to get runs. Evie Butlak pitched the final 4 innings allowing no runs, 1 hit, 1 walk while striking out 9 batters. The championship game matched the first 2 seeds. Emma Kist pitched the 1st two innings for the Reds replacing injured starter Brooke Browning. She only allowed 1 run on 2 walks while striking out 3. But the Reds could not create any offense early playing without Brooke whom led the team in runs scored (44) and batting avg. (.679). Sydnea Schiedel pitched outstanding as she held the Reds to only one run after 3 innings allowing only 1 hit, no walks and striking out 7. But the Reds got to her in the fourth as she walked the 1st 2 batters and McKynzie Ringer got a 2 run single to give the Reds the lead for good. They added 2 more in the fourth and Emma Kist had a triple in the fifth and later scored to give the Reds their 6-1 advantage. Evie Butlak pitched the final four innings and was on fire. She retired 12 of 13 batters striking out 9 as she only walked one batter. She made plays on 2 of the 3 batted balls while no ball left the infield. Emma and Evie combined on a no hitter while walking together only 3 batters and striking out a total of 12. Evie finished the playoffs with pitching 8 scoreless innings allowing only 1 hit, 2 walks and striking out 18 batters. Pictured are the 2013 Major Girls Champions with coaches Al Butlak and Rob Browning. Missing from the photo is Jessica Sawynsky who was injured and out for the season with a broken ankle. __________

MEGAN KUSHNER MAKES DEAN'S LIST AT RIT

Megan Kushner of Angola, N.Y., a fourth-year student in the new media interactive development program in RIT's B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences, made the Dean's List for the Spring 2013 quarter. _________


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B&R

Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Fully Insured LLC FULL SERVICE & INSTALLATION ON ALL MAKES & MODELS Furnaces, Boilers, Air Conditioners, Water Heaters, Tankless Water Heaters, Randy Bob Water Treatment Systems, Browning Dudek Sewer Drain Cleaning 257-6227 863-0467

JUNE 30, 2013 / PAGE 35

PAUL A. SHEA‑ Fine woodworking & finish­ ing, furniture restora­ tion, custom cabinets and repairs. 992‑3849. PIANO TUNING, repair­ ing, regulation and res­ toration by FRANK J. CIMINESI. Restored pi­ anos for sale. 549‑1012. SEALING‑ MCC will seal your driveway. Great price, good work, very reliable. Moe, 997‑7212. TOPSOIL, GRAVEL, shale, slag and fill. Com­ pare my prices! New lawns, driveways, sewer and septic sys­ tems, demolition, back­hoe and bulldozing. FRANK M O N­T E L E O N E . 549‑5160. Painting

C & M Shear Style Highland Plaza - 6853 Erie Road Derby, NY 14047

947-5588

Carole

Marilyn

DNA PAINTING and Hot Water Pressure Clean­ ing. Free Estiamtes. Call Aaron 716‑208‑9904. TOM VAYO PAINTING AND HOME REPAIR‑ Exterior/ Interior paint­ ing, drywall repair and installation, carpentry repair. 25 years experi­ ence. Insured. Call 880‑0858. Roofing

ROOFING: Low price, highest qual­ ity. AMERI­CAN QUAL­ ITY CON­STRUCTION. 716‑604‑5099. Security Products

A VILLAGE LOCK­ SMITH now has DIS­ COUNTED movie pass­ es for Regal Cine­ mas available. Septic Tank & Drains

SEPTIC TANKS VACU­ UMED CLEAN by (The Wizard of Ooze) LAKESHORE SEPTIC. 549‑3969. www.lakeshoreseptic.­ com

Pennysaver Deadline: Wed. at Noon!

Rizer FIREWORKS (Providing Safe Entertainment Since 1984)

Buy One, Get One “FREE”

MORE THAN 50 ITEMS HAVE HAD BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS!

Will be in effect the entire 2013 season on all class “C” fireworks included

Yes!

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Warehouse #3 7421 Market St. Russell, PA 16345 (814) 757-9059

A list of items with prices, pictures, videos, and general descriptions can be seen by visiting our website at:

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Eden Corn Festival, Inc.

Queen Pageant It’s that time of year again for the Corn Festival.

August 1-4, 2013 We’re looking for contestants for the

Miss Eden Sweet Corn Pageant

Saturday, August 3rd

MANY NEW PRIZES TO BE Fill out form & return to by 7/7/13: Laura Yingling-Frank AWARDED THIS YEAR!! 13-16 Years of Age Junior Miss 17-21 Years of Age Miss Eden Corn Festival

MEETING

July 11 7 pm Eden Legion Basketball Court

63 Sanders Road, Buffalo, NY 14216

NO LATE ENTRIES NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: EMAIL: AGE: (as of 8/3/13) Can you receive text messages

Questions: info@edencornfest.com Entrance fee $25.00 (non-refundable) due at first meeting


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ANGOLA PENNYSAVER

Angola Pennysaver

Flowers by Darlene

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Contemporary and Traditional Design

DRAIN CLEANING SHEET METAL WORK NEW CONSTRUCTION

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Earl's Plumbing & Heating

FREE ESTIMATES

HEATING INSTALLATION & SERVICE

Senior Discount and 1st Time Discount

THOMAS C. FARLEY, JR. Attorney at Law

9542 Lakeshore Rd., Angola

549-6522

Chapel Park Villa

PIZZA • SUBS • WINGS • TACOS

7008 Erie Road, Suite 8C Derby, New York 14047

Phone: 716-947-7671

Fax: 716-947-9428

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549-4070

Angola

Camus Auto

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Dave Camus Owner

• Room Make-Overs • Room Additions • Drywall Repairs / Paint • Decks/Porches/Screened CALL 947-9675 • Sunrooms • Windows & Doors JIM BARRY • Garages / Sheds / Pole Buildings Homeworksofevans@gmail.com

LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED

Deborah A. Paulus Lickfeld

Diane M. Paulus Dunmire

Shop Manager

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Cell 818-4903

Tom Goodrich 868-4352

• Garages • Siding • Metal Trim • Interior Alteration

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DUZEN CONSTRUCTION General Contractor

Free Estimates Insured

716-627-6443 716-913-0956

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Live Here - Work Here

• Roofing • Decks • Windows • Doors

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D & L TRUCKING & EXCAVATING

T.M. GOODRICH CONSTRUCTION

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716-947-4566

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GENERAL REMODELING SPECIALIST

ANTHONY CALA

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6790 Erie Rd. (Route 5) • Derby, NY 14047

WET BASEMENTS FOUNDATION PROBLEMS

549-6533

FREE ESTIMATES

Quality Automotive Repair

All Makes of Furnaces, Boilers & Hot Water Heaters Installed & Serviced

549-7646

Renovations - Remodeling Additions & New Homes William T. Duzen 549-4281

9396 Elmwood St., Angola, NY

697-5211 • 217-8088

Robert Sciarrino PLUMBER Fully Licensed & Insured 114 South Main Street Angola, New York 14006 FAST SERVICE

Loretto

GUARANTEED SERVICE

Glas Service

Storms Repaired - New Frames Available GLASS - MIRRORS - PLEXIGLAS WINDSHIELDS - AUTO GLASS

549-2444

7 North Main St.

Angola, New York


ANGOLA PENNYSAVER

JUNE 30, 2013 / PAGE 37

FOUNDATION REPAIRS • Decks • Foundation Walls

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6926 Erie Road

FAX Tops Plaza 947-4995 Derby, New York

Bonded Insured

35 years

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235-0354

LOWE FENCE 716-990-8765

DON'S HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE 549-5224

716-462-0885

Superior Work at a Superior Price.

“This town needs a hero.”

LAMINATIONS, COPIES & FAXES

(716) 864-6326 58 N. Main St. Angola, NY

319-8363 549-4444

Pies ~ Gourmet Cakes ~ Cookie Trays Cupcakes ~ Custom Cutout Cookies Hours: Tues. - Fri. 12-6; Sat. 9-2

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Call Eden DRAWER & DOOR CO.

8428 Erie Road, Angola, NY Serving the area for 32 years.

Craig Cleland Master Electrician

Custom Built Homes Renovations Additions

Are your Drawers Falling Down?

FREE ESTIMATES ON NEW INSTALLATIONS

Electro-Tech Power & Light

HOELZLE CONSTRUCTION General Contracting

INSTALLATIONS & REPAIRS FREE ESTIMATES

882-3587 / 947-9071 / 672-5166

Timothy J. Hoelzle

The Flower Derby 6901 Erie Road Derby, NY 14047

947-4525

• Complete kitchen from floor to ceiling • Cabinet refacing • Drawer Replacement • Counter Tops (laminate & solid surface) • Alterations of any kind

For Free Estimates Call PAUL SHEA 992-3849

TRENDY KUTZ

716-549-5335 8930 ERIE ROAD ANGOLA, NY 14006

Monday 10-3; Tuesday 10-5; Wednesdays by Appointment; Thursday 10-6; Friday 10-6; Saturday 10-4

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For prices, give us a call or stop in:

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Angola’s China Kitchen 167 North Main St., Angola

Tel: 716-549-1182/1102

Open: 7 Days a Week Mon. - Sat. 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sun. 12 Noon - 9 p.m.

FREE 2 LITER SODA with $35 order.

SouthWestern Storage Facility

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Truck Rental & Leasing LOCAL, ONE-WAY, PERSONAL, SMALL BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL Storage & Truck Rental 549-0338 Climate Control Storage Available 1670 Eden-Evans Center Rd., Evans/Angola, NY Secured Facility

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THINKING OF SELLING ...

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725-8725

MOLLNAR CONST.

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

View my listings every Sat. at 11 a.m. on Channel 7!

Sewer & Water Lines Septic Systems Drainage Bulldozing & Grading

548-1107

Insured

FOR ALL YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS Specializing in: • • • • •

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Moving & Hauling Window Washing Roofing & Siding Tree Trimming Landscaping

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Ed Brant Paul Brant

151 South Main St. Angola, N.Y.

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(716)982-5153 • www.aaacontractingny.com Drywall, Painting & Staining Windows & Doors • Gutters Basement Crack Repair Plumbing & Electrical Repairs Flooring

Complete Collision and Painting Complete Auto Glass Service Frame Straightening Storage Available Front End Alignment

PALMIERI PAVING LLC

AAA Contracting

• • • • •

In Business 55 Years

CLARK-BRANT GARAGE, INC.

Gravel Stone Driveways

549-2344

ROBERTS REALTY

WE ARE METAL ROOF EXPERTS QUALITY WORK GUARANTEED Licensed

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ANGOLA PENNYSAVER

New Angola Theater

Law Offices of John C. Grennell

72 North Main Street Village of Angola 549-4866

Serving the Angola, NY area with a variety of personal legal services:

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July 12th - July 16th

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Jewelry By Spence

Rated PG-13

Movies, showtimes and ticket prices subject to change without prior notice.

SAM’S LUMBER CO. 8578 Erie Rd. (Route 5), Angola, NY • 549-1212

69 Years with: Good Advice, Good Products, Good Prices, Good Service, Good Employees, Good Suppliers & Good Customers!

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