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Sun., December 31st • NEW YEARS EVE PARTY • Turtle Joe’s Sand Bar• 8966 Lakeshore Rd, Angola Sun., December 31st • NEW YEAR’S EVE BOWLING • 7:30-10pm & 10:30pm-1am • Chick’s Lanes • 8196 Erie Rd., Angola Sat., January 13th • SAL STEAK NIGHT • 5-8pm • American Legion, Post 928 • 7353 Erie Rd., Derby Sat., January 13th • PARTY FOR THE PLAYGROUND • 6pm • Evans Center Fire Hall • 8298 Erie Rd., Angola
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From the Old Photo Album
This photo was taken around 1930 by Edna Winters Burgatt. The house was located on the corner of Brant-Farnham and Hardpan Road. This photo was submitted to the Brant-Farnham Historical Society in 1995 by Mrs. Henrietta Geshan who believed that the boys were members of her second grade class. We don’t know if Henrietta attended the Mud Street School or the Brant I School. The boys names are not known; we hope that someone is able to provide the names to us for our records. Contributed by Brant- Farnham Historical Society __________
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Southtowns Catholic School Grinch Day
Students in Miss Rozwood’s Grade 1 class had Grinch day on December 18th. The students left their uniforms at home and dressed as characters that would be in the “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” Book. All the their centers had a Grinch theme and the kids had to write a letter to the Grinch asking him to not steal Christmas. At the end of the day, the kids were able to watch the cartoon ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas”. Pictured: Morgan McCarthy, Aidyn Urbanowicz, Chloe Wagner & Campbell Rutz Contributed by Southtowns Catholic School __________
Community Thanksgiving Dinner
The Lakeshore Association of Christian Churches (LACC) held their tenth Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner. Becuase of the generosity of many, this event was made possible and was very successful and we gave 20% of our donations to help Meals on Wheels. A check was presented to Lisa Woodring the Chief Development Officer of Meals on Wheels for $600. Pictured above from left to right: Bill Duzen (MPB), Kathy Kauhl and Lorraine Glashauser (LACC), Lisa Woodring (Meals on Wheels), and Fran Downey (MPB) Contributed by Ed Conboy Jr. ___________
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HELP WANTED: Part-Time Bartender. Apply Within at Meadowbrook 947-9386 HELP WANTED: Looking for a qualified part time auto parts person. Will be handling over the counter sales and deliveries. Must enjoy working with people. Apply in person at Angola NAPA Store, 8814 Erie Road, Angola. RV parts store clerk. Job requires RV parts knowledge, and minimal plumbing and electrical. Phone skills required. Will assist in training. Full time. Please call 716-649-9654 to set up appointment. Pay negotiable depending on experience.
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Shirley Gawron of Hamburg passed away on December 20, 2017. Loving mother of Sheri (Frank) Anzalone, Barbara Puls (Don Donahue), and Judith (Jeffrey) Holl; Cherished sister of Donald Schloss, Linda (Homer) Shiltz, and the late Butch Schloss; Beloved Grandmother of eleven grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren; also survived by many nieces and nephews. A private memorial service will be held by the family. Donations may be made in Shirley’s memory to Hospice of Buffalo. Online condolences can be made at www. LakesideFuneralHome.com. ___________
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Marilyn A. Ramsey, life long resident of North Evans, died peacefully December 7, 2017 after a brave battle with cancer. Much loved daughter of Ray and Ceil Lisie, beloved wife of the late Douglas Ramsey, loving mother of Nicole (Robert) Bitmeao. Marilyn was an amazing artist carrying on the tradition of hand-painted Ukranian Easter Eggs. She had many interests, including crosscountry skiing, crewing for hot air balloons, swimming, gardening, and travel. Marilyn loved all animals, especially her beloved pets. Most importantly, she loved her friends and we loved her and will miss her. Marilyn will be rememered on Saturday, January 6th, 2018 from 11am - 1pm at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 930 Lake Street, Angola NY. Donations in her mamory may be made to any animal rescue group, The American Cancer Society, or St. Paul’s Church. __________
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To all the residents of our communities, I want to thank you for all your support throughout the years and would like to wish you all a very, Merry, Happy & Prosperous Christmas and New Year. God Bless you all! Sincerely, Leonard K. Pero Supervisor-Town of Brant
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Adult Books Fiction
Outcast Vol. 5: The New Path, Robert Kirkman American Drifter, Heather Graham & Chad Michael Murray Enigma, Catherine Coulter I Never, Laura Hopper A Line in the Dark, Malinda Lo Don’t Let Go, Harlan Coben The Whispering Room, Dean Koontz Manhunt, James Patterson Merry and Bright, Debbie Macomber To Be Where You Are, Jan Karen Blind Spot, Dani Pettrey The Stolen Marriage, Diane Chamberlain The Legends of Luke Skywalker, Ken Liu Future Home of the Living God, Louise Erdrich Glass Houses, Louise Penny The Story of Arthur Truluv, Elizabeth Berg Crime Scene, Jonathan Kellerman Devil in Ohio, Daria Polatin Darker, E.L. James Past Perfect, Danielle Steel Mind Game, Iris Johansen X-Men Blue: Strangest, Cullen Bunn The Grave Keepers, Elizabeth Byrne Quick & Dirty, Stuart Woods Act of Betrayal, Matthew Dunn Count to Ten, James Patterson Elites of Eden, Joey Graceffa End Game, David Baldacci New Superman Vol. 2: Coming to America, Gene Luen Yang Batman Detective Comics Vol. 3: League of Shadows, James Tynion Wonder Woman vol. 4 –Godwatch, Greg Rucka Parting Shot, Linwood Barclay Killing Season, Faye Kellerman Sleeping Beauties, Stephen King The Trouble With Twelfth Grave, Darynda Jones Starfish, Akemi Dawn Bowman Vicious Circle, C.J. Box Odd Child Out, Gilly Macmillan Odessa Sea, Clive Cussler
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Sticky Fingers: The Life & Times of Jann Wenner & Rolling Stone Magazine, Joe Hagan Revolution Song: A Story of American Freedom, Russell Shorto Victoria & Abdul: The True Story of the Queen’s Closest Confidant, Shrabani Basu The Four: The Hidden DNA of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google, Scott Galloway The Smear, Sharyl Attkisson Where the Past Begins, Amy Tan Rocco’s Healthy & Delicious, Rocco Dispirito Martha Stewart’s Newlywed Kitchen, Martha Stewart Second Nature: The Legacy of Ric Flair and the Rise of Charlotte, Ric Flair & Charlotte Soonish: Ten Emerging Technologies That’ll Improve and/ or Ruin Everything, Kelly and Zach Weinersmith How to Read Nature: Awaken Your Senses to the Outdoors You’ve Never Noticed, Tristan Gooley Bobby Flay Fit, Bobby Flay Friends Divided: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, Gordon S. Wood Vacationland, John Hodgman
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The Glass Castle The Nut Job 2 Ingrid Goes West American Gods – Season One A Cinderella Christmas The Nut Job 2 Girls Trip The Glass Castle
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Leap! The Hitman’s Bodyguard Paw Patrol: The Great Snow Rescue Batman vs. Two-Face Teen Titans Go Holiday Collection Albert Unlocked Play Date with Miffy Teen Titans Go Recess in Over Brigsby Bear Agatha Cjristie’s Poirot: Murder on the Orient Express (2010) Atomic Blonde Logan Lucky Jungle Good Time Amityville: The Awakening SAS Rogue Warriors Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets The Journey Kingsman: The Golden Circle All Saints The Hitman’s Bodyguard American Assassin
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Tell Me You Love Me, Demi Lovato Unapologetically, Kelsea Ballerini Beautiful Trauma, Pink Red Pill Blues, Maroon 5 Texoma Shore, Blake Shelton Meaning of Life, Kelly Clarkson This Sweet Old World, Lucinda Williams The World is a Beautiful Place, Always Foreign
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Coco: A Family Mystery, Sarah Hernandez Pinkalicious and the Babysitter, Victoria Kann Jackie Ha-Hi My Life is a Joke, James Patterson Little Bigfoot Big City, Jennifer Weiner Man-Thing, R.L. Stine Santa Rex, Molly Idle Merry Christmas, Peanut, Terry Border Descendants: Carlo’s Scavenger Hunt, Jessica Brody Snowball Moon, Fran Cannon Slayton Cowboy Pug: The Dog Who Rode for Glory, Laura James Attack on Minecrafters Academy, Winter Morgan Battle in the Overworld, Winter Morgan Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Illustrated Edition, J.K. Rowling It’s Shoe Time, Bryan Collier Duck, Duck, Dinosaur Snowy Surprise, Kallie Goorge Steven Universe: Anti-gravity, Talya Perper The Magic Misfits, Neil Patrick Harris Linky’s Great Escape, Casey Lyall Mouse, Zebo Ludvicek Hidden in the Chest: An Unofficial Minecrafter’s Novel, Winter Morgan Superfail, Max Brunner The Real McCoys, Matthew Swanson The Fox and the Wild, Clive McFarland The Lost Picnic, B.B. Cronin The Very Very Very Long Day, Julia Patton Give Me Back My Book!, Travis Foster Mr. Gedrick and Me, Patrick Carman Deadly Wish, Sarah L. Thomson Edmond the Thing, Astrid Desbordes
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Malala’s Magic Pencil, Malala Yousafzai Many: The Diversity of Life on Earth, Nicola Davies Atlas of Dinosaur Adventures, Emily Hawkins She Persisted: 13 American Women who Changed the World, Chelsea Clinton The Man Who Knew Everything, Marilee Peters The Presidents Visual Encyclopedia, Smithsonian Contributed by the Angola Public Library ___________
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Members of the Month at the Boys & Girls Club of Lake Shore
The Boys and Girls Club of Lake Shore is proud to announce John Baczkowski-Zoll and Hailee Brantell as November’s Members of the Month (MOTM). Each month, club staff choose members that are trustworthy, respectful, responsible, fair, caring, and good citizens at our club. In addition to having positive character values, the MOTM participate in a variety of the programs offered at the club such as sports and games, arts and crafts, Power Hour and Project Learn (HYLA), Outdoor Club, Book Club, Smart Moves, along with many others. John Baczkowski-Zoll is currently a 5th grader at J.T. Waugh Elementary. His favorite subject in school is Math and his favorite teacher is Mr. Hornberger. When he’s at The Boys and Girls Club, his favorite activity is X-box One and Healthy Habits cooking club. His favorite staff member is Mr. Nick. Outside of the Club, his favorite thing to do is play with his bird. John’s author is J.K. Rowling and he wants to be a lego inventor he grows up. John’s role model was left blank on our form so it’s safe to assume its likely Mr. Greg, the club director. Hailee Brantell is currently a 5th grader at A.J. Schmidt Elementary. At school, Hailee’s favorite class is Math and her favorite teacher is Mrs. Scholl. While at The Boys and Girls Club, her favorite activity is playing in the gym and completing her homework in our “power hour” homework club. Her favorite staff member is also Mr. Nick. When she’s home, Hailee loves to do gymnastics and dance. She said her favorite author is Holly Webb, her favorite song is “Starving” by Hailee Steinfield and her role model is Danica Patrick, race car driver. When Haliee grows up, she wants to be a veterinarian or a professional dancer. Next up we have our Student and HYLA Points Leader (High Yield Learning Activity) of the Month. Our Student of the Month is Cayden Schuster. Cayden is an elementary student at A.J. Schmidt. His favorite subject is Math and his favorite teacher is Mrs. Donovan. His favorite thing to do at the Club is playing X-box One. His favorite staff member is the wonderful Miss D, our newest additional to the Club. When outside of the Club, he enjoys riding his bike and jumping ramps. Cayden’s favorite thing to read are comic books and he said he enjoys all type of music. His role models are her Great Grandmother, and his Nanna and Pappa. When he grows up, she wants be a Nascar driver. Our HYLA Points Leader is Anna DeLair. HYLA points are earned by reading at The Club, practicing your instrument, and a ton of different learning type games within The Club, participation = points. Anna is a 2nd grader at J.T. Waugh Elementary School. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Renzo and her favorite subject is Math. While at the club, Anna enjoys doing arts and crafts and when she’s not at the club, she enjoys reading. Her favorite author is Dr. Seuss and she likes the group One Direction. When Anna grows up, she wants to work at the Boys and Girls Club! Last is our Artist and our Athlete of the Month. MeKenzie Mascio was named Artist of the Month. She is a 4th grader at J.T. Waugh Elementary. Her favorite subjects are Science and Social Studies and her favorite teacher is Ms. Markel. MeKenzie’s favorite staff member is Mr. Nick and she enjoys being in arts and crafts room at the club. When she’s not at The Club, she enjoys drawing and doing gymnastics and her favorite song is “Ready for it” by Taylor Swift. Her role model is Jessica Smith, fellow club member, and she would like to be an artist when she grows up. November’s Athlete of the Month is Parker Klepfer. Parker is an Elementary student at J.T. Waugh. His favorite subject is Physical Education and his favorite teacher is also Ms. Markel. While he’s at the club his favorite thing is playing in the gym. His favorite staff member is Mr. Nick. When he’s not at the club, he likes playing X-box. His favorite book is “Diary of the Wimpy Kid” and his favorite band is Smashing Pumpkins. Parker truly understands the importance of the Golden Rule and wants to be staff member when he grows up. Picture left to right Row 1: Anna DeLair, Cayden Schuster, Hailee Brantell Row 2: John Baczkowski-Zoll, Parker Klepfer, MeKenzie Mascio Contributed by Gregory Waszak, Unit Director, Boys and Girls Club of Eden - Lake Shore __________
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Happy Holidays Warmest Thoughts and Best Wishes for a wonderful Holiday & A Very Happy New Year!
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Southtowns Catholic School STREAM Academy Ensemble
On December 14th, Southtowns Catholic School held it’s annual Christmas Concert. This was the debut of the new STREAM Academy Ensemble which focuses on students playing and performing in groups. The piece Ice Breaker was a unique challenge to these instrumentalists, of which only a few were Percussionists. Bucket Drumming ensembles play memorized music with challenging and interesting rhythms that combine to make a diverse soundscape. Pictured: Savannah Reynolds, Triton Travale, Tony Fera, Christian Park, Marian Travale, Natalie Backus, Trinity Kehoe, Mae Kraetz, Angelo Fera & Jordan Mancuso Contributed by Southtowns Catholic School __________
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SEWING & ALTERATIONS Hems, zipper repair, tailoring, minor/major repairs. Bride/bridal party alterations. Fittings by appt. Free pick up & delivery. 40 years exp. Call Sandy 541-8609 PIANO TUNING, repairing, regulation and restoration by FRANK J. CIMINESI. 549-1012 RUBBER STAMPS AVAILABLE at the A Village Locksmith, Derby, 947-9071 and the Angola Pennysaver Office, 549-1164
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SS. Peter & Paul Annual Christmas concert
SS. Peter & Paul School, located in the Village of Hamburg, recently held their annual Christmas concert. Students got everyone into the holiday spirit as they performed songs like Happy Birthday, Jesus and Happy Christmas (War is Over). Pictured from left is Molly Casey, Presleigh Brunner, and Emily Trask providing the beat for Run Run Rudolph. Contribtued by SS. Peter & Paul __________
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and SS. Peter & Paul took first place in the Kitchen Chem Cookoff. The students prepared fruit tart bars. Pictured above are presenters Neil Bleecher, Marella Bleecher, and Alyson Gleason. Contribtued by SS. Peter & Paul __________
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PETS & SUPPLIES
ATTENTION ALL CAT LOVERS- Permanent home, foster homes and volunteers are needed for TEN LIVES CLUB, a cat and kitten adoption organization. If you can help please call 646-5577.
Dennis P. Glascott Evans Town Justice
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Thank you Town of Evans for a great 2017. May 2018 be prosperous and joyful for all!
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LAKE SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOLS Dec. 25-Jan. 1 Jan. 2 Jan. 15 Jan. 16 Jan. 16 Jan. 19 Jan. 22-25 Jan. 24
Holiday Recess School Resumes Martin Luther King Jr. Day - No School 2018-19 Impact Aid Application - Public Hearing at 6:30 pm in the Sr. High Media Center Board of Education Regular Meeting at 7 pm in the Sr. High Media Center Grades 6-12 - End of 2nd Marking Period Regents Exams - Regular attendance days for all High School students. District Choral Concert at 7 pm in the Middle School Auditorium
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New Year’s Day - All Town Offices are CLOSED. Jan. 17 Organizational Meeting, Town Hall Courtroom - 6:30 pm Jan. 18 Seniors Meeting, Senior Community Building —12:00 pm Jan. 19 Planning Board Meeting, Town Hall Courtroom - 7:00 pm Jan. 22 Library on Wheels, Town Hall Parking Lot - 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm Jan. 23 Town Board Meeting, Town Hall - Workshop: 6:30 pm, Jan. 24 Meeting: 7:00 pm Jan. 25 Traffic Court (Judge Kaczmarek Presiding), Town Hall Courtroom 6:00 pm • Proper dress is required for Court. Jan. 26 Loose Threads Quilting Group, Senior Community Building Jan. 29 9:00 am to 3:30 pm Jan. 30 Martin Luther King Day - All Town Offices are CLOSED. Historical Society Meeting, Town Hall - 7:00 pm Library on Wheels, Town Hall Parking Lot - 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm Criminal Court (Judge Gier Presiding), Town Hall Courtroom - 6:00 pm • Proper dress is required for Court. Republican Committee Meeting, Senior Community Building - 7:00 pm Court-Mandated Driver Improvement School, Town Hall Courtroom 8:45 am to 11:45 am Kim Peck from Senator Jacobs’ Office, Town Hall - 9:30 am to 11:30 am Democratic Committee Meeting, Senior Community Building - 7:00 pm Criminal Court (Judge Kaczmarek Presiding), Town Hall Courtroom - 6:00 pm • Proper dress is required for Court. Traffic Court (Judge Gier Presiding), Town Hall Courtroom - 6:00 pm • Proper dress is required for Court.
*Garbage Pick-Up will be delayed one day due to New Year’s Day *E-Waste and Tire Disposal is CLOSED for the season.
TOWN OF EVANS Open Computer Lab and Bingo at the Senior Center Open Computer and Coloring Corner at the Senior Center Open Quilting and Cards at the Senior Center Coloring Corner and Beginners Crochet Charity Quilting, Coloring Corner, Resistance Band at the Senior Center. 6:00-7:00 pm Senior Advisory Board Committee Meeting, Evans Travel Club Meeting at 7:00 pm Open Computer and Bingo at the Senior Center Coloring Corner, Open Computer, Open Watercolor at Senior Center. Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting at Evans Town Hall 6:30 pm Cards and Open Quilting at the Senior Center Coloring Corner and Beginners Crochet at the Senior Center Party for the Playground at Evans Center Fire Hall - 6:00 pm featuring “Mick Hayes Band” $20 at the door. Beer, music, 50/50 and special raffles. Coloring Corner and Resistance Band at the Senior Center Open Computer, Bingo and Low/No Impact Aerobics at the Senior Center Coloring Corner and Open Computer at the Senior Center Cards and Quilting at the Senior Center Coloring Corner and Beginners Crochet at the Senior Center Coloring Corner and Resistance Band at the Senior Center Open Computer and Bingo at the Senior Center Cards and Open Quilting and Watercolor at the Senior Center Cards and Quilting at the Senior Center, HEAP at 9:00 am, Evans Town Hall Coloring Corner and Beginners Crochet at the Senior Center Coloring Corner and Resistance Band at the Senior Center Coloring Corner and Computer Lab at the Senior Center
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Lake Shore Senior High Students Named Area All-State Musicians
The Lake Shore High School Music Department would like to congratulate Gavin Ingrao (cello - String Orchestra), Emily Leitten (flute alternate - Band), Mitchell McGarrity (alto saxophone - Band), and Eliza Vail (soprano - Mixed Chorus), for their acceptance into the Senior High Area All-State Honors Music Ensembles. All ensembles are comprised of top notch 10th-12th grade musicians across all of Western New York, based on their outstanding New York State School of Music Association Spring 2017 Vocal/Instrumental Solo Festival ratings. Students prepared multiple music selections on their own time and performed in concert in November after only two rehearsals. Pictured (l-r): Mitchell McGarrity, Emily Leitten, Eliza Vail, and Gavin Ingrao. Contribtued by Lake Shore CSD __________
Lake Shore Senior High Sociology Students Visit Buffalo Refugee Services and West Side Bazaar
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Director Veronica Sullivan and staff hosted 1st Senior Social Event for the members of the Senior Center. This particular event was a huge success by the sounds of laughter and the witnessing of seniors dancing the evening away by listening to the band “Mike Hartman and the Runaway Train”. The centers continuing progresses to move forward and promote diverse events are being well received by the individuals in the community. It was rewarding for the staff to see all their efforts be appreciated and a success. The arrangement for the culinary students to assist with the food menu was an added bonus to the evening along with the several youthful ladies that volunteered their time to assist with beverages, dance with seniors and cleanup. Evans Senior Center is promoting and pushing for all ages to interact and be part of the new direction of the center, with this being said we all look forward for the spring fling event that the Director is in the works to arrange. Contributed by Evans Senior Center __________
In November, approximately thirty-five students from Mrs. Chimera’s sociology classes visited Journey’s End Refugee Services and the West Side Bazaar in Buffalo. The purpose of the trip was for students to understand how the recent resettlement of refugees in the city of Buffalo has had a positive economic impact on the community, particularly the West Side. Students met with the Community Relations representative from Journey’s End who explained the screening and resettlement process refugees faced. Additionally students were able to ask questions to a refugee at the end of the presentation. The sociology classes also brought donations to help recent arrivals including cleaning supplies, canned goods and outerwear. At the West Side Bazaar, students were able to enjoy sampling foods from vendors from over nine countries. They were met by the Operations Manager who gave them a tour of the bazaar, whose slogan is “Bringing the World to Buffalo.” The bazaar has enabled many immigrant, refugee and low-income individuals to pursue their dreams of small business ownership. Many sociology students hoped to return in the near future to try more international cuisine. Pictured: Lake Shore Senior High Sociology Class. Contribtued by Lake Shore CSD __________
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From the Old Photo Album
Camp Porter 74th Regiment parading on Railroad Avenue Farnham, N.Y. 1909
Documented by our town of Brant and village of Farnham history books and photographs, Brant was directly involved in World War I when a National Guard training camp was established on the shore of Lake Erie, principally on the property belonging to J. Kelderhouse. According to the 1909 New Century Atlas of Erie County, the J. Kelderhouse land was located in lots 89 & 87 and consisted of approximately 112 acres, bordered on the West by Lake Erie and the North by the Town of Evans. The National Guard regiments arrived via special train on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad. (L.S. & M.S.R.R.) Uniformed National Guard troops and the Headquarter’s Band were discharged from the L.S. & M.S.R.R train station on Railroad Avenue in the village of Farnham and marched in full uniform to “Camp Josiah Porter”, which was named so in respectful memory of Major-General Josiah Porter. As per the Annual Report of Brigadier-General Lauren W. Pettibone, Commanding Fourth Brigade of N.G.N.Y., the 65th Regiment performed field service from July 31st to August 7th, 1909 and the 74th Regiment performed field service from August 7th to August 14th, 1909, near Farnham, Erie County, N.Y. The report also states: “the respective commanding officers, 65th and 74th Regiments, will each detail a wagon guard consisting of one quartermaster, one lieutenant, one regimental or post quartermaster sergeant, one sergeant, three corporals, one musician, one hospital corps man, two cooks and twenty-four privates to accompany the baggage train of his command from its armory to camp.” It is written that “upon arrival at Farnham, commanding officers will march their troops to Kelderhouse’s farm, three miles distant on the lake shore, where they will report to the Adjutant-General, 4th Brigade, and camp site will be assigned. The entire camp was laid out into company streets by Major George J. Metzger, Corps of Engineers.” Each day of camp began with reveille at 6:00AM, followed by a full day of drills, assemblies, school, formations, mess calls and to mark the day’s end, the playing of Taps at 11:00PM. The musician was busy as he had to “call to assemble” each of the activities. On Sundays, drills were omitted, but there was a Church Service at 10:30AM. Today, the Evangola State Park is situated in part on the J. Kelderhouse’s property, with over 80% of the Evangola State Park located within the town of Brant boundaries. Sometime after 1909, the Kelderhouse property was owned by Mr. William Shaw, who sold it to the Messina Lumber Co. The land was also used as a park called “Moonlight Bay”. This same property was also owned by the Doyle sisters, prior to NYS taking ownership. The Brant-Farnham Historical Society has a collection of early 1900 Camp Hughes and Camp Porter military photos by Lynn Walters, a photographer who had lived in the Town of Brant. The society also has a prayer service program from the Headquarters 65th Regiment, N.G.N.Y. of Camp Josiah Porter, near Farnham, N.Y. dated Sunday morning, August 1, 1909. Contributed by Brant- Farnham Historical Society __________
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Lake Shore Leadership Class Welcomes Seneca Nation Leader
The Lake Shore High School Leadership in Action Class welcomed alumnus (and proud LS mom) Nikki Seneca. Mrs. Seneca works for the Seneca Nation Gaming Commission handling employment communication to both Native Americans and non-native employees. Mrs. Seneca talked to students about her definition of leadership and how she applies them in both her career and home as a mother of four daughters. November was Native American Heritage Month, and Lake Shore Central is very proud to have about 344 students from the Seneca Nation with 102 in the high school alone. Mrs. Seneca provided perspectives from a female, Seneca and corporate point of view. The Lake Shore Leadership Program would like to thank Mrs. Seneca for her time, wisdom and advice. Her outside knowledge and straight talk provided students with a positive, female perspective regarding leadership and character Pictured: Mrs. Nikki Williams Seneca speaking to Leadership students. Contribtued by Lake Shore CSD __________
On Friday, December 15th, Southtowns Catholic School celebrated “Student of the Month”. The Students that best demonstrated “Kindness” in the months of September, October & November were picked. Kindergarten Readiness MWF: James White & Kayleigh Friend Kindergarten Readiness M to F: Daniel Gartler & Wyatt Knauer Kindergarten: Faith Thompson & Kenneth Wasiewicz Grade 1: Teagan Ferris & Aidyn Urbanowicz Grade 2: Emma Schultz & Justin Fera Grade 3: Aidan Curran & Shaley Fish Grade 4: Rose Fera & Norah Formholtz Grade 5: Angelo Fera & Quinn Mazgaj Grade 6: Sophia Rupp & Cameron Rogan Grade 7: Max Barney & Aiden Thomas Grade 8: Alex Kulczyk & Marina Travale Middle School Religion: Luke Wickett, Emma Labby, Evelyn Radecki & Alex Kulczyk Spanish: Hannah Kraetz Computer: Delaney Fish PE: Riley Jones Music: Jordan Mancuso Art: Lola Pawlowski Library: Morgan McCarthy After School: Michael Stadler & Delaney Fish Contributed by Southtowns Catholic School __________
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After a disappointing loss in the season opener to Orchard Park 63-46 the Red Raiders have won 3 in a row. The season couldn’t have started off worse for the Red Raiders as they were overwhelmed in the opener by an Orchard Park team that forced the Raiders into 30 turnovers, winning 63-46. The Raiders have only 1 starter remaining, senior Bo Sireika, from last year’s record setting team and it showed. Junior forward Lucas Theisen led the Red Raiders with 13pts. Despite the disappointing start the Red Raiders have gotten back on track the last 3 games and they are being led by a familiar player, senior guard Bo Sireika who has scored 26, 26, and 18 over the past three games as he approaches 1,000 career points, he currently stands at 995. Next up was a pair of visiting teams from Long Island, Holy Trinity and St. John the Baptist. Holy Trinity, ranked # 8 in Long Island large school polls was up first. The Red Raiders played an excellent all-around game and led from start to finish as they built an 18 point lead in the 4th quarter winning with a score of 77-70. Holy Trinity fought hard in the final frame but the Red Raiders hit their foul shots to seal the victory. The Red Raiders had 9 players score in this one, led by B Sireika with 26 pts and Lucas Theisen with 16. The next day the Red Raiders matched up with St. John the Baptist at Daemen College. In a very sloppy game by both teams the Red Raiders used at 15-0 run to close the game, erasing a 4 point deficit to win 62-51. Senior Bo Sireika scored 26 for the second straight night while also grabbing 10 rebounds for his first double double of the season. Junior Lucas Theisen scored 15 pts and dished out 5 assists in the victory. In the final game of this 4 game set the Red Raiders traveled to Williamsville South to take on the state ranked and #6 ranked team in Western New York. The Raiders came out focused and on fire from 3 point range knocking down their first three 3 pointers, finishing the half with 6 as they built a 25 point lead. Williamsville South came out of half time intent on cutting into the lead but in a defensive quarter the Raiders stayed with the Billies and held a 20 pt. lead going into the 4th. Williamsville South turned up the pressure and caught fire from 3 point range in the final stanza but the Red Raiders kept their composure and hit key free throws down the stretch to earn the upset victory 66-53. Senior guard Bo Sireika came into the contest needing 23 points to reach the 1,000 pt. milestone for his St. Francis career. It looked like he might get it in the first half nailing his four 3 point attempts in the quarter. Sireika finished the game with 18 pts putting him 5 shy of the mark. He will look reach this milestone this Saturday against Medina at St. Mary’s of Lancaster, tip is at 3pm. Junior Lucas Theisen scored 13 pts and junior Dorion Ivey chipped in with 10 Contribtued by St. Francis High School __________
Lake View National Guard Soldier Receives New Rank
Major General Anthony P. German, the Adjutant General for the State of New York, announced the recent promotion of Kevin Sullivan in recognition of his capability for additional responsibility and leadership. Kevin Sullivan from Lake View, N.Y. and assigned to the C Troop, 2-101 Cavalry (Reconnaissance, Surveillance and Target Acquisition) received a promotion to the rank of Sergeant. Army National Guard promotions are based on overall performance, attitude, leadership ability, and development potential. These promotions additionally recognize the best qualified Soldiers and attract and retain the highest caliber Citizen Soldiers for a career in the New York Army National Guard. Contributed by NY State National Guard __________
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Legislator Mills allocates funding for Evans-Brant Citizens for Responsible Choices
Erie County Legislator John Mills announces that the Legislature has approved his request to allocate funding for the Evans-Brant Citizens for Responsible Choices (CRC) in the 2018 Erie County budget. “The CRC is doing amazing work in the greater EvansBrant community and I thought it was important that Erie County step up and support its mission next year. I look forward to continuing to work with the CRC as it fights drug and alcohol abuse,” said Legislator Mills. The CRC will receive $2,000 next year. “The Evans-Brant Citizens for Responsible Choices (CRC) is elated and extremely thankful to Legislator Mills for funding obtained for us in the new Erie County budget. We work to spread information regarding the effects of marijuana, drugs, and alcohol, especially in our youth. These monies will make it possible to reach so much more of the community. Any community group comes to realize that success is measured in small steps. We plan on using these monies to obtain billboard(s) to disperse information. We see this as a big step in achieving our mission. Our thanks again to Legislator Mills,” said David Esis, president, Evans-Brant CRC. The additional funding was added into the 2018 budget while also decreasing the property tax rate for the fourth consecutive year. Contributed by Erie County Legislative Branch ___________
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Delivered to every home in Angola, Derby, Brant, Farnham and portions of Irving and Lakeview
THE ANGOLA HORROR by Charity Vogel available for sale!
Critters are Looking for their Winter Home!
Bonide Rat Magic - repels chipmunks,
For your Feathered Friends
PROTECT YOUR GARDEN THIS WINTER Burlap - by the roll or by the yard;
squirrels, woodchuck and many more - people and pet safe - treats up to 1000 sq. ft.
Heated Bird Bath - attaches to deck
also hardwood, bamboo and steel stakes
or post
Wilt-Stop - Adds protective layer to slow
Critter Ridder
- repels skunk, racoon, dogs, cats & more - lasts up to 30 days
Bonide Repels All
- repels deer, rabbit, skunk, chipmunk, racoon, voles and more - lasts up to 60 days
drying due to winter winds. Deer Netting - many sizes - Stops browsing deer from ruining your landscape Deer Mesh Fence - Heavy duty - 7’ x 100’ Tree Wrap - Protects bark from sun scald and chewing rodents and rabbits
Blue Seal Bird Seed Mixes - 5 lb to
40 lb. bags. Also specialty mixes for finch, cardinals, woodpecker and hulless.
Suet Cakes - 99¢ when you buy 12 or more
STAFF OF HORTICULTURIST, GARDENERS AND FEED SPECIALIST TO HELP YOU ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS.
Gift Cards
FEEDS
www.
Bella Terra Greenhouse 8607 North Main Street, Angola -- 549-2014
OPEN Monday - Saturday 9-6; CLOSED SUNDAY - CLOSED New Year’s Day
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OPEN ALL YEAR!