Gowanda Press — Dec. 30, 2016 Edition

THE Est. 2016

LOCAL

SPORTS

Photos from recent boys and girls basketball ... Page 12

Trinity UCC community meal dates changing ... Page 3

FREE!

GOWANDA PRESS Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

GCS administrators give update on new configuration

By Rich Place

Managing Editor

GOWANDA — Administrators at the Gowanda Central School District last week presented to the school board their tho ghts on the recent reconfig ration of principals since the beginning of the school year.

A general agreement among those presenting was that more time is needed to obtain an accurate depiction of how the changes will impact the students in the middle and high school.

Press photo by Rich Place However, it’s been so far, so good.

Gowanda Central School student Antonina Roman takes the oath of office from district clerk Kathy “I think one year in anything is too Ferneza during the school board meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 21. little to make a decision … I think probably this time next year we’ll have a better idea if it actually works,” said Dr. Robert Anderson, principal for grades 7-12.

Anderson said he has developed a

By Rick Miller “great relationship” with the administraCounty Reporter tive team while admitting the challenge of the supervising 59 teachers as well as IRVING — The Seneca Nation of Indians Tribal office staff and st dents.

Council has banished six individuals from Seneca terDavid Smith, assistant principal for ritories for suspected drug possession. grades 7-12, started his presentation by Seneca Nation spokesman Phil Pantano on Monstating discipline referrals from the beday confir ed reports that the co ncil last wee had ginning of the school year through Dec. banished six suspected drug dealers from all Seneca 16 have decreased 18 percent over the territories. antano identified the banished individsame period last year.

This year, there have been 270 disciSee Nation, Page 15

Seneca council banishes 6

pline referrals in the middle school and 264 in the high school, he said, and attributed the decrease — especially in the high school — to changes Anderson has made to policies such as cell phone use.

Janine Jalal, director of special education, also gave an update on her department and explained the new 6-1-3 class in the high school and the expansion of more integrated co-teaching classes to the seventh and eighth grades.

“We couldn’t do what we are doing without these guys,” said James Klubek, school superintendent, following the presentations. “They are just fantastic. It’s been diffic lt b t they never once have said ‘we can’t do this’ or ‘why us?’ They just pull up their bootstraps and go.”

Later in the evening, Candace Phillips, technology integration specialist, shared an update on the use of technology in the classrooms.

Among the highlights are the 1-to-1 initiative in the elementary school, allowing each student to use an iPad tablet device in the classroom. Phillips said the students are “increasingly using them.”

In the middle school, Phillips said, “everyone has embraced the technology more than I thought they would” and it’s expected teachers will get more professional development on being able to bet-

See School, Page 15

THE GOWANDA PRESS

2

District attributes higher C-LV scores to learning programs

By Rick Miller

from 25 percent to 30 percent over the previous County Reporter school year.

The ELA scores remain CATTARAUGUS — below state averages exSome of the new programs cept for fifth grade, where set up over the past year at Cattaraugus-Little Valley Cattaraugus-Little Valley students scored 35 percent elementary and middle to 33 percent for the state schools seem to be paying average. Fifth-grade math off already for students. scores also were above the In a 2015-16 school state average, 53 percent report card presentation to to 40 percent. the Cattaraugus-Little ValFourth-grade science ley Central School District testing showed a 94 perboard earlier this week, cent score in the district District Superintendent Dr. compared to 89 percent Sharon Huff said English statewide. The school's language arts test results eighth-grade science for grades three through scores were also higher, eight showed a 5 percent 86 percent to 69 percent. increase in proficiency In an interview last

week, Huff pointed to the high school Regents data showing good results in nine of 11 subjects: ■ English

language arts, 94 percent passing; ■ Algebra 2/trigonometry, 71 percent; ■ Algebra 1, 90 percent; ■ Geometry, 92 percent; ■ Algebra II, 100 percent; ■ Global history, 72 percent; ■ American history, 95 percent; ■ Living environment, 89 percent; ■ Earth science, 84 percent;

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

Little Miss Queen

■ Chemistry, 82 percent; and ■ Physics, not reported.

Eighty-five percent of the district's seniors received a Regents diploma last year, Huff said. Of those, 21 percent had advanced designation.

Another 15 percent received local diplomas and 8 percent got commencement credentials. There are about 2 percent who did not complete school last year.

To address areas of need shown by testing data, Huff said the school board has approved new programs, including School Rise for the elementary grades to deal with early literacy.

Working with CA BOCES and two other districts, CattaraugusLittle Valley is reassessing priorities, shifting to an aligned reading model from universal prekindergarten through fourth grade.

The guided reading program and additional writing experience in a Writer's Workshop program “have really been embraced by students,” Huff said.

The Writer’s Workshop See Scores, Page 3

Submitted photo

Haleigh Diltz, 7, daughter of Danielle Diltz of North Collins, was crowned Little Miss Queen at the Regional Star Jewel Winter Gala Beauty Pageant held on Dec. 17 in Dublin, Ohio.

In addition to this title, she was crowned Overall Most Photogenic and received multiple side awards including Divisional Talent and Divisional Top Model. Haleigh is invited to compete at the national pageant May 13.

Exhibit opens at Cattaraugus Co. Museum

MACHIAS — There is a new exhibit open at the Cattaraugus County Museum and Research Library, officials said.

Titled “Cattaraugus Patchwork: A Display of Quilts,” the exhibit features quilts of several styles made or collected

by Cattaraugus County citizens, dating back to the 1860s. This exhibit will run through May. The Cattaraugus County Museum is located in the Stone House, 9824 Route 16. Call 353-8200 with any questions.

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

THE GOWANDA PRESS

3

Scores from Page 2 program began last year and the School Rising program started this school year, Huff said. “We're closing some gaps, based on research.”

The result is taking the best of Common Core and adding modules for additional reading and writing. Experts have been hired to oversee both programs.

“These programs are based on the needs of the students,” Huff said. An elementary leadership team of volunteer teachers is helping to expand the writing and reading reforms.

“This is a credit to the teachers that are leading the team,” Huff said. It’s all about “what we can do to improve students based on best practices.”

There is also staff development in the math programs, Huff said. There is a focus on middle levels who have transitioned to Common Core.

There are “strong outcomes” in the seventh and eighth grades, where a math expert has been hired to boost the curriculum. It is based on the individual needs of students.

In some classes, there are two math teachers which ff said is pretty significant.

She said, “This is having positive outcomes for the students.”

Addressing a number of recent educational requirements over a short period of time has been a challenge for all school districts and teachers, Huff said.

With the state tax cap, which has restricted the amount school districts can increase the tax levy, CattaraugusLittle Valley has sought to collaborate with other districts and CA BOCES, and receive aid for staff development.

The district has begun teaching computer coding at all grade levels, Huff said.

With new educational requirements “a moving target,” Huff said the school district has a plan in place and staff development “to affect students in a positive way.”

She added, “We want every single student to graduate and be ready for college and careers.”

A new strategic plan, Envision Cattaraugus-Little Valley 2028, is being developed with help from teachers and the community.

There also is a questionnaire in the district newsletter that district officials hope residents will fill o t and ret rn.

“Long-term planning is involved,” Huff said. The plan is called 2028 because that is the year this year’s kindergarten students will graduate.

“It will address where we are and where we need to be,” Huff said. The next meeting of the Strategic Planning Committee is set for 6:30 p.m. Jan. 31.

Submitted photo

More than 5,000 people have been served in the free monthly community meals at Trinity United Church of Christ on Erie Avenue in Gowanda.

The church will continue the program in 2016 on the second Saturdays of the month from 4 to 6 p.m.

Trinity United changing dates for monthly community dinners

GOWANDA — The tradition of free monthly community meals at Trinity United Church of Christ will continue for its sixth year in 2017 but with a slight change in its scheduling.

Beginning in January, the meals will be served on the second Saturday of the month instead of the fourth Saturday to allow volunteers to spend holidays with their families, as most holidays fall at the end of the month.

The time of the meals remains 4 to 6 p.m. and the meal is still “all you

can eat.” Everyone is welcome to enjoy some food and fellowship.

The meal effort began in 2010 as an idea from the church’s members who wanted to find a special way to give back to the Gowanda community.

The free community meal concept was born and the first eal was served an.

27, 2011. h rch officials said they are very proud” of the church’s members and their efforts to keep the meal going and also adding a “giving table,” where there are free items for anyone

who needs them including clothing, shoes and some household items.

More than 5,000 people have been served in the program. There is still no cost but free-will donations are accepted to help offset the cost of food.

The meals have also featured music, special book readings and a play area for children.

A handicap accessible entrance is available via Erie Avenue.

For more information call 532-3004 or visit Trinity UCC Gowanda on Facebook.

Little Valley Lions Club announces lighting contest winners

LITTLE VALLEY — The Little Valley Lions Club has announced winners of the 2016 Christmas Lighting Contest: ■ First place — Mr. And Mrs. William Stoll of First Street ■ Second place — Mr. Rick McCormick of Court Street ■ Third place — Amie Heron of

106 Thompson Ave. ■ Honorable mention — David and Jessica Starks, 205 Sixth St.; Pastor Nathan Lange, 401 Court St.; Dave and Nancy Shinners, 118 First St.; David Chambers, 116 First St. The Little Valley Lions Club would like to thank all who decorated

for the holidays in the area, as well as the Little Valley American Legion, Little Valley VFW Post and the ghes otel for providing certificates to the honorable mentions. The Lions Club has had a record number of eyeglasses assistance requests this year and is gratef l for the certificates in the contest.

THE GOWANDA PRESS

4

OBITUARIES

The Gowanda Press charges $55 for obituaries up to 10 inches in length, plus $5 for every additional inch. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday at 10 a.m. for the upcoming Friday edition. Obituaries can be emailed to gowandapress@gmail.com or dropped off at our office, 49 W. Main St. in Gowanda. For additional information, call 241-4268.

Donald R. ‘Skip’ Veloski

GOWANDA — Donald R. “Skip” Veloski, 82, of Gowanda, passed away Sunday (Dec. 25, 2016) after a sudden accident.

He was born June 2, 1934, in Gowanda, the son of the late Joseph and Rose Mosney Veloski. Mr. Veloski is survived by his loving wife, Marie Mezzio Veloski.

He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, and he was employed as a stea fitter with Local No. 395 for over 40 years.

He was a lifetime member of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church in Gowanda.

He also was a member of the Gowanda Moose Club, a member of the Slovenian Club and a past member of the Gowanda Volunteer Fire Department.

Mr. Veloski was a longtime bowler of over 50 years and had a 200 average. He also was an avid h nter and fisher an.

Aileen J. Widlak

LANCASTER — Aileen J. “Nunny” Widlak, formerly of Cheektowaga and Gowanda, passed away early Wednesday morning (Dec. 21, 2016) in Lancaster with her daughter at her side.

Nunny was born in Lackawanna Feb. 25, 1933, a daughter of Elmer and Margaret Lyle Chisholm. Aileen married Eugene J. Widlak on April 21, 1951, in the South Park Methodist Church in Buffalo. Gene passed away in October 2011. nny was the first ll tate onference chair. She was a 66-year member of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary; and a member of American Legion Post 409, VFW Post 5007 Ladies Auxiliary and the DAV South Towns Chapter. Prior to her retirement she worked at the JCPenney department store at the former Thruway Mall in Cheektowaga, in the shoe department.

She loved to cook, bake, crochet and embroider.

Survivors include a son, David (Pamela) Widlak of Brandon, Fla.; a daughter,

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

Besides his loving wife, he is survived by two sons, John (Celeste) Veloski of enfield and onald enise) Veloski of Collins; a daughter, Rose Hanington of La eside, alif. five grandchildren, Rebecca and Matthew Hanington, Christina Veloski and Joshua and Dayna Veloski; and several nieces and nephews.

Friends called at the Mentley Funeral Home Inc., 105 E. Main St. in Gowanda, on Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.

A Mass of Christian burial was said Thursday, Dec. 29, 2016, at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Gowanda.

Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery in Gowanda.

Memorials may be made to the Gowanda Ambulance Service.

Margaret “Peg” Baron of Lancaster; seven grandchildren, Pamela (Shawn) Folsom, Matthew, Brian, Justin and Kelsey Widlak, Jason (Rebecca) Baron and ere y lie aron five great-grandchildren, Joseph Folsom and Lily, Jack, Mason and Avery Baron; along with several nieces and nephews.

Besides her parents and husband, Eugene, Aileen was preceded in death by two sons Joseph and Gary Widlak; two brothers, Joseph and Elmer Chisholm; and three sisters, Janet Sturm, Alice Ciesla and Margaret Kasperek.

Friends called from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Schindler Funeral Home, 44 Center St., Gowanda, 5324200, where funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 29, 2016. Interment was in Hillcrest Cemetery in Armor. he Rev. ichael ace officiated.

Memorials may be made to a local charity of one’s choice.

Frederick Moritz Jr.

GOWANDA — Frederick Moritz Jr., 93, passed away at the Hospice of Buffalo Palliative Care Facility early Thursday morning (Dec. 23, 2016).

Mr. Mortitz was a longtime resident of Gowanda and was born May 21, 1923, in Collins. Fred was the son of the late Frederick Sr. and Minnie Reid Moritz.

Fred was a graduate of Gowanda High School and Amarillo Technical Institute. He was a U.S. Army Air Corps veteran and honorably served his country during World War II. He received an American Service Medal along with a WWII Victory Medal.

While in the service, Fred was the Army Air Corps Golden Gloves champion.

His memberships included the Disabled American Veterans, Phoenix Lodge No. 262 F&AM of Gowanda, the State Harness Racing Association, the U.S. Trotting Association and the American Game and Fowl Association.

Prior to Fred’s retirement, he owned the Brocton Theatre, worked as a salesman for the former Peter Cooper Glue Corp. of Gowanda and was a sales manager for Fleetwood Chemical along with the Vineland Chemical Co. He pur-

Garth Davis

PERRYSBURG — Garth Davis, of Perrysburg, died Monday (Dec. 26, 2016).

He was born April 18, 1954, a son of Lillian Guitson Davis of Perrysburg and the late Owen E. Davis.

Mr. Davis was retired from J.N. Adam Developmental Center and previously employed at Gowanda Psychiatric Center.

He was the brother of Jonathan (Loretta) and the late Bryan (Kathleen) Davis; uncle of Joshua (Jennifer), Jeremiah and Rhyannon “Annie”; grand-

chased the Palm Gardens Motel and Restaurant in 1978.

Fred married the former Margaret Luechauer on June 19, 1960, in Hamburg. He is survived by his loving wife of 56 years.

He is also survived by his son, Derek (Kimberly) Moritz of Gowanda; his daughter, Charisse (William) Sprague of Gowanda; five grandchildren, Bryna (Cory) Moritz Booth of Randolph, Devon Sprague of Buffalo, Tallon Moritz of Jacksonville, Damen Sprague of Jacksonville and Tianna Sprague of Gowanda; and a great-grandson, Blake Booth, who was Fred’s great joy in the last years of his life.

Besides his parents, Fred was preceded in death by a brother, Warren Moritz.

Per Fred’s request, a private service will be held by the family.

Memorials may be made to Hospice Buffalo, 225 Como Park Blvd., Cheektowaga, NY 14227-1480; or to the Disabled American Veterans Association, 111 W. Huron St., Buffalo, NY 14202.

Arrangements are under the direction of the Schindler Funeral Home, 44 Center St., Gowanda, 532-4200.

uncle of Anna; dearest lifelong friend of Linette Rabe Moreau and Annette Ognibene; and dear friend of Cindy Ebert.

There will be no prior visitation.

Honoring Garth’s request, a private memorial service will be held.

Arrangements are under the direction of Erie County Cremation Service, 824-6435, 873 Abbott Road, Buffalo, NY 14220.

Condolences can be shared with the family at www.eriecountycremationservice.com.

THE GOWANDA PRESS

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

Patrick ‘Hoople’ Gurney

GOWANDA — Patrick “Hoople” Gurney, 56, of West Main Street, passed unexpectedly Wednesday (Dec. 22, 2016) at Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo, surrounded by his health care proxy and friend.

Hoop was a victim of an accidental fire that destroyed his residence earlier in the day.

He is survived by a sister, Lynda (Jonathan) Badger of Texas; a brother, Michael Gurney of Collins; two nephews; and a niece.

Friends may call at the Schindler Funeral Home, 44 Center St., Gowanda. from 10 to 11 a.m. today (Friday, Dec. 30, 2016).

A funeral and celebration of his life will follow his wake at 11 a.m. the same day. Hoop will be buried next to his mom, Carol J. Gurney, and his grandfather and grandmother Erickson in Pine Hill Cemetery in Gowanda.

A complete obituary will be posted by the Schindler Funeral Home of Gowanda, 532-4200.

Area population still falling

By Bob Clark

Special to The Press

OLEAN — A report from an Albany-based think tank shows that local populations continue to decrease in the Southern Tier.

The report issued by the Empire Center for Public Policy, a conservative think tank, details the decline in population in the state — about 1,900 from 2015 to 2016 — disproportionately affected upstate counties. The report also noted that about 190,000 more people moved away from New York than moved to the state.

“The latest estimated annual “net domestic migration” loss — equivalent to nearly the entire population of Yonkers, New York’s fourth-largest city — is the Empire State’s largest since 2007,” the report states. “It brings New York’s total o t ow over the last si years to , people — more than any other state’s, both in absolute terms and as a share of population as measured by the 2010 census.” he overall pop lation fig re incl des nat ral increases significantly ore New Yorkers were born than died the last year while the net igration fig re calin culates only the number of people moving away from the state compared to the number moving in. The report also does not delve into the ages of those

moving away or moving in.

The report draws data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s estimates, which show thousands fewer people living in Cattaraugus and Allegany counties than during the 2010 Census.

According to Census estimates, Cattaraugus County’s population dropped from 80,317 reported in the 2010 Census to 77,922 in 2015, a decline of 2,395.

The last time Cattaraugus County’s population was that low was in the 1950 Census, when the county’s population was reported as 77,901.

The estimates also report that Allegany County’s population dropped from 48,946 to 47,462, a drop of 1,484. The last time Allegany County was home to so few was in 1970, when there were 46,458 recorded in the census.

Both counties peaked in the 1980 Census, with 51,742 in Allegany County and 85,697 in Cattaraugus County.

The changes come from people moving away, as opposed to dying, the estimates report.

In Cattaraugus County, a net total 2,789 people are estimated to have moved out of the county, or minus 3.47 percent — the fourth-highest percentage in the state — while 524 more people

See Population, Page 15

5

Veterans Service Agency announces Jan. availability

OLEAN — The Cattaraugus County Veterans Service Agency has announced its availability for the month of January.

Steve E. McCord, agency director, will be available at the following dates and times: ■ Jan. 4, Gowanda American Legion Post, 1:30 to 4 p.m.

■ Jan. 11, Randolph American Legion Post, 10 a.m. to noon ■ Jan. 17, Franklinville Town Clerk’s Office, 1:30 to 4 p.m.

McCord will be available to dis-

cuss VA benefit laws, the VA Healthcare system or any concerns or questions people may have. McCord is also available at the Little Valley County Office building on Thursday afternoons from 1 to 4 p.m.

Office hours in Olean are 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday — plus 4 to 5 p.m. with appointment — except legal holidays.

Due to unforeseen unavailability, it is advisable to confirm the availability of the director with the Olean office prior to traveling to any of the above locations. The Olean office direct line in 701-3298.

Follow The Gowanda Press on Twitter @gowandapress

THE GOWANDA PRESS

6

COMMENTARY

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

Letters to The Gowanda Press must by typed or printed legibly and be less than 500 words. They must be signed by the author and include that person’s address and phone number for verification. Deadline for the upcoming Thursday edition is Monday at noon. All letters are subject to editing, condensing or rejection. This page is intended to be a forum for local issues.

What do you think?

By Richard Westund Contributing Columnist

THE GOWANDA PRESS

English author Joyce Carey has been credited with saying. “It is the tragedy of the world that no one knows what he doesn’t know — and the less he knows, the more sure he is that he knows every-

THE

thing.” s ppose that at least the first part of that quotation is true. The second part may be merely a frustration of Joyce Cary.

I read somewhere that most people are generally satisfied with their degree of intelligence. I suppose that is basically true,

The Gowanda Press can be picked up for free at the following locations: GOWANDA The Attic Place Chiropractor Ninan Sunell Crowell Auto Family Dollar Gabel Brothers Gowanda Area Federal Credit Union Gowanda EYE Care Gowanda Harley Gowanda Muncipal Building Gowanda Public Library Hager Flowers Heaven Scent J&J Outfitter Main Street Style McCormack’s Hardware McDonalds Persia Town Hall Radio Shack Reitz Liquor Store Rite Aid Sole’s Unlimited Shop and Save Subway Tim Hortons Valley Pharmacy Valu Home Center Wicked Glen

CATTARAUGUS Blue Dragonfly Boutique The Corner Store COLLINS Collins Post Office Creekside Market Goode’s Restaurant Thirsty’s Pizzeria and More COLLINS CENTER Collins Center Post Office Rolling Hill Restaurant EDEN Sunoco 7-Eleven SPRINGVILLE Country Fair Crosby’s G Family Mart (Gulf)

GOWANDA PRESS Volume 1, No. 20

as none of us really knows, and therefore can hardly appreciate the importance or impact of what we don’t know. When it comes to something we don’t understand, we are usually content to let someone else handle it, or rationalize an answer for ourselves. We don’t worry too much about whether the “Big Bang” theory is acc rate or not. e all have o r own fish to fry.

We’ve also been told that we use only a small fraction of our brains. I’m not sure that I believe that. I think we use more than we think as memory storage.

Your brain is a physical organ, and all memory that it holds requires a physical change in the brain, whether in the form of an electrical or a chemical one.

When one gets to my age, the memories stored are quite enormous. After 89 years, how many people have I known as compared to a teenager? How many names are in my mental card catalogue?

How many experiences are there? Things you thought you forgot, rebound with just a slight reminder so are they ever truly gone? I’ve often thought that problems older people have with memories, have a lot to do with the fact that it s hard to find a book in a large library if you’re not sure where to look.

Overall I had good teachers, some more impressive than others. Teachers that taught hard sciences like math were very good because they dealt with facts, and proved them. I was a pretty good student simply because I found most of it interesting, and consequently I never had to work hard to get by. That made high

Publisher Jim Bonn Executive Group Editor Jim Eckstrom Managing Editor Rich Place Advertising Manager Preston Cochran

Published every Friday by Bradford Publishing Co.

FOLLOW US ONLINE facebook.com/gowandapress twitter.com/gowandapress Instagram @gowandapress

SUBSCRIPTION RATES 3 Months $20 6 Months $30 12 Months $49 To subscribe, call (716) 372-3121 x. 266

school a happy carefree time.

There is one thing that I wish had been impressed upon me more. My parents certainly tried, but it was never mentioned by anyone in the academic world. I think it should be a crucial part of every young person’s basic motivation for education. It may seem self-evident, but to kids submerged in adolescence is anything self-evident?

Looking back at my education, I have one basic criticism. Children should be given to understand, consistently, that they are unique among all creatures on earth, in that they have a mind with the ability to reason and to understand. This is a unique, human, capacity. Their lives will depend more than anything else on the way they learn to use their minds. It’s as simple as that. The education establishment should develop in them that understanding. This must be started in the lower grades when they are the most receptive. Many kids get a bit of this from their parents, but many do not. It st sho ld be spelled o t in ore definite terms for children that their minds determine their lives in just about every way imaginable.

Kids often rebel at some subjects saying, “Why do I have to learn that, I’ll never use it?” What they may actually be saying, without realizing it is, “I don’t think I’ll ever have to use my mind to think.” They should be taught consistently, at every age, that their life is their mind. Done properly this could usher in a new renaissance for mankind.

May God bless America.

REACH THE NEWSROOM DIRECTLY 49 W. Main St., Gowanda, NY 14070 gowandapress@gmail.com (716) 241-4268 USPS 477-400

FOR ADVERTISING INQUIRIES (716) 241-4268 preston@salamancapress.com

THE GOWANDA PRESS

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

Collins Public Library events The library will be closed Monday, Jan. 2, in observation of New Year’s Day. ■ Thursday,

Jan. 5: Coloring night at 6 p.m.

■ Friday, Jan. 6: Senior

movie at 1 p.m. Starring: Meryl Streep, Hugh Grant, Simon Helberg.

■ Monday, Jan. 9: Craft Club at 6 p.m. Ages 4 to 12.

Registration is required; call or stop in.

■ Thursday, Jan. 12: Teen game night at 3:30 p.m. Learn what new technology is coming to the library, or just show up to play games with friends.

May order pizza at 4:30 based on how many show up.

Collins 50 Plus Seniors activities Activities for the week of Jan. 1 to 7 include:

with Kim — 9 a.m., Painter Center gym.

Sunday ■ Pickleball with Lois — 6:30 p.m., L.K. Painter Center.

Wednesday ■ Exercises with Pat — 9 a.m., Painter Center gym.

■ Quilting with Florence — 10:30 a.m., Collins Library Community Room.

■ Senior bowling — 1 p.m., at K & L Lanes in Gowanda.

■ Games and crafts with Pat — 1 p.m., Painter Center

Monday ■ Exercises with Pat — 9 a.m., Painter Center gym.

Tuesday ■ Active senior aerobics

Rose Room.

Thursday ■ Yoga with Suzie — 9 a.m., Painter Center gym. 8 week session starts.

Friday ■ Exercises with Pat — 9 a.m., Painter Center gym.

■ Movie day — 1 p.m., Collins Library. his onth s fil stars Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant. Popcorn will be served.

7

Bertrand Chaffee to offer smoking program

SPRINGVILLE — Bertrand Chaffee Hospital will host the American Lung Association’s “Freedom from Smoking” program during 2017.

ALA-certified instructors will present this eight-session program Tuesday evenings from 6 to 7:30 p.m. during three sessions throughout the year: Jan. 17 to March 6 May 9 to June 20 ■ Oct. 10 to Nov. 21 ■ ■

This program is designed for adult smokers and features step-by-step plans to help smokers gain control over their behavior.

Cigarette smoke contains cancer-causing chemicals and can lead to lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Smoking is a behavior that negatively affects nearly every organ in the human body, organizers added. It is also a cause of heart disease and stroke.

The program costs $80 and includes a workbook and CD. To register, call 592-9643.

THE GOWANDA PRESS

8

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

POLICE REPORTS Cattaragus County Court CATTARAUGUS CO. SHERIFF’S OFFICE

■ OLEAN — Ryan P. Johnson, 42, of Olean, was charged at 11:40 p.m. Dec. 19 with third-degree criminal mischief after allegedly breaking a computer at a Witherell Heights residence.

He was held in lieu of $5,000 bail.

■ NAPOLI — Deputies reported Friday, Dec. 23, that there were no injuries in a three-vehicle accident Dec. 16. At 3:14 p.m., Tracy A. Wadsworth, 31, of Randolph, was westbound on Route 242 when his vehicle hit the rear of a vehicle driven by Michael Brooks II, 22, of Little Valley, who was wait-

ing for traffic to clear to turn onto West Bucktooth Run. A third vehicle, operated

by Jacob Blick, 19, of Austintown, Ohio, was traveling eastbound and took evasive action to avoid collision. Blick’s vehicle left the road and crashed into a snowbank.

Randolph fire and emergency medical services assessed the occupants of the three vehicles. Wadsworth was issued tickets for following too closely and second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation. Wadsworth is scheduled to appear in court at a later date.

renovations underway

By Rick Miller County Reporter

LITTLE VALLEY — A $400,000 renovation of the co rtroo on the third oor of the Cattaraugus County Center began last week.

The aim of the renovation — a collaboration between Cattaraugus County and the state ffice of o rt d inistration — is to make it the “courtroom of tomorrow,” Mark Burr, Public Works Department director of engineering, indicated Friday.

The general contractor for the project is Duggan &

Duggan of Allegany. Buffaloarea crews are serving as the electrical vendor and performing heating, ventilation and air conditioning upgrades, Burr said.

“They started stripping things out of the courtroom on Monday,” Burr explained.

“They’ll be updating the furniture, and the judge’s bench and jury box will be (Americans with Disabilities Act)-compliant.”

The carpeting will also be replaced.

The benches the public sits in will be refinished, and at least two will be short-

ened somewhat to allow for wheelchairs to be at the end of a bench and out of the aisle.

The interesting part of the project, Burr said, will be bringing new technology into the courtroom setting, including cameras and a sound system. The room will be wired for internet and audio-visual uses as well.

There will also be a system designed for the hearing impaired, as well as another system that can be used as a translator.

See Courtroom, Page 9

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

THE GOWANDA PRESS

Courtroom from Page 8 “It’s designed to be the courtroom of tomorrow,” Burr said. “We’re kind of the guinea pig.” he ffice of o rt d inistration decided that while the mechanical systems and accessibility issues were being addressed, it could bring the courtroom’s information technology systems into the 21st century.

LaBella, a Rochester-based architect ral and engineering fir , started the design in late summer.

The project is scheduled to be completed in March. In the meanti e, attara g s o nty o rt sessions and some cases in state pre e o rt will be held in the Legislature chambers just down the hall, Burr said. rrently, seven e ployees of contractors are working on the deolition and preparation for renovations. The courtroom’s paneled walls remain. attara g s o nty is pic ing p $50,000 of the cost, Burr said.

9

CCB turning 115

L LE LLE attara g s o nty an will turn 115 years old Monday, Jan. 2, and the bank will celebrate its success in January with weeklong and monthlong promotions. he th visitor to at each branch the wee of an. will receive in cash and, at the end of the sa e wee , a drawing will be held for an ish ilt. ll branches are accepting entries, and the quilt will be on display at the ain office in Little alley. plans on having refresh ents available riday, an. , at all locations. l s, there will be giveaways s ch as op tops, snow br shes and card cases ntil supplies run out.

Class of ’77 to host reunion

Press photo by Rick Miller

The courtroom on the third floor of the Cattaraugus County Center in Little Valley is getting a $400,000 makeover to bring it up to modern standards.

Last week, carpenters began removing the judge’s bench and jury box as well as the public benches, which will be refinished. The project is due to be completed in March.

he owanda lass of will host its th class re nion ly .

The organizing committee asks potential attendees to save the date and watch the gro p s aceboo page for more information.

The committee also requests current contact information or estions be sent to owanda lass g ail. com.

10

THE GOWANDA PRESS

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

THE GOWANDA PRESS

11

SPORTS THE GOWANDA PRESS

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

Panthers win first game of Springville Tournament

SPRINGVILLE — The Gowanda Panthers boys basketball team defeated ioneer, - , in the first ga e of the pringville oliday o rna ent on esday, Dec. 27.

The win allowed the Panthers to advance to the to rna ent s cha pionship ga e against pringville, which was sched led for h rsday and ended after press time.

A complete recap will be in the Jan. 6 edition of The Gowanda Press.

Press photos by Jason Riley

(Above) Gowanda’s Dakota Perdue dribbles the ball upcourt Tuesday in Gowanda’s game against Pioneer at the Springville Tournament.

(Right) Gowanda’s Jarmani Benton goes up for a layup.

CATTARAUGUS-LV 32, GOWANDA 30, OT

GOWANDA — Katie ones led attara g sLittle Valley (4-2) with 10 points, rebo nds and five steals h rsday, ec.

22.

Mackenzie Ryan had 11 rebo nds and two bloc s and Taylor Stockman 10 rebo nds for -L , which p lled down offensive boards as a team. le is aw ins scored 16 for Gowanda.

Press photos by Jason Riley

(Above) Alexis Hawkin shoots for Gowanda (Right) Emma Zimmerman looks for an open teammate while working around two C-LV defenders.

(Far right, above) Coach Jennifer Depasquale talks to Gowanda players during a timeout.

(Far right, below) Gowanda’s Megan Stang works around a C-LV defender.

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

THE GOWANDA PRESS

Gowanda Sports Report

By Mark Benton

Sports Correspondent

The Gowanda Central School boys and girls bowling teams both entered the Christmas recess that began on Dec. 23 with a four game sweep of Ellicottville at Central Lanes in Salamanca.

Dan Marrocco led the boys with a three-game series of 529. Andrew Kruszka had the best single game rolling a 200. With the four wins, the boys' raised their overall record to 11-5.

Brianna Thompson continued to take charge for the girls squad with a three game series of 564. Tatum Stitzel chipped in with a high game of 176. The girls' team has won 15 and lost just one so far. Both teams will resume bowling d ring the first wee of an ary.

■ The Gowanda Recreation “Learn to Ski” Program at Holiday Valley will begin on nday, an. . he b s will leave from the front circle of the high school at 1:15 p.m. and return at p. . he cost for those st dents in grades 5-12 who have their own equipment is $235. Students that have to rent skis will pay $330 and renters of snowboards will pay $350. The price includes round trip transportation to Holiday Valley for eight consecutive Sundays. There is also a free bonus day in March. There is still room for any student and adult chaperone (skiing is free) that would like to register. Please call 229-1436 for more information.

■ Roller skating for students in kindergarten through eighth grade will contin e on onday, an. at the Academy Place from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The cost that includes skates remains at $2 per night. Parents are also welcomed to skate free of charge.

■ The 14th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports Hall of Fame Banquet is set for at rday, pril at the Little Valley Legion. Nominations for inductees from both the Gowanda and Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School Districts will be accepted through Feb.

1. Nominees must have at least 20 years of dedication and success in sportsrelated activities and be able to attend the banquet or have an immediate family member attend if they are selected.

Former high school or college all-star athletes, coaches, athletic directors, recreation directors, ga e officials or any combination will be considered for induction into this year's class. Send nominations to: Tri-County Events, Inc. 10475 Matlbie Road, Gowanda NY 14070.

■ Gowanda Recreation will sponsor a youth co-ed basketball clinic for st dents in grades thro gh for si consec tive ednesdays beginning an.

11. All sessions will run from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Academy Place. There is no fee to attend this progra . ertified coaches will be providing the instruction. Scrimmage games will also be played each night.

■ The GCS varsity boys and girls basketball teams plus the wrestling s ad get bac to action d ring the first wee of an ary. he boys bas etball tea nder the direction of fifth year coach Andy Bobseine will host Silver ree on riday, an. . he ga e will tip off at 6 pm followed by the varsity. he girls tea led by le is Hawkins and Miya Scanlan will travel to ilver ree on an. with the game also beginning at 6 p.m. The wrestlers will travel down to Olean on ednesday, an. to ta e on the skies in a CCAA Division I showdown.

Seniors Dave Poff and Chuck Valone have been o tstanding d ring the first half of the season.

■ Although practice does not begin ntil the first wee in arch, the boys and girls trac and field tea s will have a home facility this season after a two year hiatus. The track that was damaged by the ay ood was res rfaced this past fall. The Panther “thinclads” will be able to host meets in April and May this spring.

13

THE GOWANDA PRESS

14

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

The history of Gowanda ‘kid wrestling’

By Mark Benton

Sports Correspondent

The Gowanda High School varsity wrestling program under the direction of Ernest Bareham was by far the most successful sport for the Panthers from 1954-55 through the 1965-66 season. In fact, Gowanda had posted a winning record in each of 10 seasons that included six Section VI team titles over that time period.

However, the varsity wrestling team s ffered thro gh their first and only losing season under the Bareham regime in during the 1964-65 season, winning only four of 13 dual meets. So the wrestling guru, not wanting to see the program regress any further, started a “Kid Wrestling” program in March 1965. It would be sponsored by the Gowanda Recreation Department.

For three consecutive Saturday mornings in March 1965, Bareham and his varsity wrestlers put the elementary school boys through their paces beginning with the most fundamental concepts of the sport. Then, on the fourth Saturday, an in-house tournament was staged.

The boys that wrestled arrived at the tournament dressed in dungarees, a white T-shirt and sneakers. And the winners, depending on weight class, were presented a trophy. All the other Kid restlers received participation certificates courtesy of the Recreation Department. A group photo was taken of the individual champions with their trophies and submitted to the Gowanda News.

The tournament was held again the following March using the same format. owever, areha bro ght in a certified wrestling official for each of the cha pi-

onship matches.

By the third year of the program in March 1967, Bareham expanded the program to include Kid Wrestlers from the Southwestern School District, Gowanda's most intense rival at the varsity level. And with the additional young wrestlers spread throughout the gymnasium over three mats plus the added spectators, the atmosphere was vibrant.

At the conclusion of the 1967 tournament, eight Gowanda kid wrestlers had won their respective weight class. And besides a trophy, each would advance for the first ti e and co pete in the Western New York Kid Wrestling Championships. n the first at rday in pril, oach Bareham and his wife Ruth packed up their cars and transported the eight Gowanda Kid Wrestlers to Amherst High School. Once at the school with a

gym full of wrestlers from throughout estern ew or , the first ever event commenced.

The boys from Gowanda performed very well. Two of Bareham's wrestlers advanced to the finals b t lost. few days later, Bareham traveled over to St. oseph chool and presented both finalists that attended the parochial school with their silver medals.

Ernie Bareham would go on to coach the high school varsity wrestling team for one more season as the Panthers posted a record of 11-3 in 1967-68.

And although Coach Bareham was no longer the man at the top of the high school wrestling program following that season, Kid Wrestling continued to evolve. Today, thanks to the efforts of Ernie Bareham over 50 years ago, youth wrestling in the Gowanda community continues to thrive.

Grey rolls 300 against Gowanda

By Sam Wilson Sports Editor

By her standards, Britney Grey started Dec. 21’s high school bowling match at Gowanda with two average or slightly below-average scores. She more than made up for it in the third.

Grey, a Cattaraugus-Little Valley senior in her sixth year bowling for the school team, rolled a 300 in her third and final ga e at L Lanes, helping lift the Timberwolves from a 1-1 split to a 3-1 win. The wins helped C-LV keep first place in iv. at - entering the winter break.

A hush fell over the alley as Grey neared the milestone perfect game. watched her throw the first two or three and then I went over to check on my boys (team) and I was trying to get them straightened out,” said C-LV coach John Busekist. “By the time I got back, they were already in the eighth frame and as always happens, the noise level just kept going down. And in fact, before she threw her last ball, she said so

everyone could hear it, ‘It’s too quiet in here.’” elieved to be one of the first games by a girl in Section 6 play, Grey’s perfect game continues an excellent start to the 2016-17 game.

With scores of 204 and 170 to start ednesday, rey finished with a series, still 30 off of her season-best and league-best 704 at Good Times against Allegany-Limestone Dec. 6. Her 213.3 average currently leads the CCAA Div. 3 girls league by 18 pins.

“She’s just been bowling really well all season,” Busekist said. “That 170 today may be one of her lowest games of the season, so she struggled a little bit in the middle. All of the girls bowled pretty well today. They came in knowing if they wanted to stay on top of the league, they had to beat Gowanda and that 300 just kind of sealed it.”

Busekist said for each of the 12 years he’s coached C-LV bowling, he’s had a Grey sister on the team, from Vicky, ayla a state alifier and sie to now Britney.

Photo submitted

Cattaraugus-Little Valley senior Britney Grey is shown in a senior photo at Central Lanes in Salamanca. Grey rolled a perfect game in a high school bowling match at Gowanda on Dec. 21.

“Some years I had three,” he said.

“Today just happened to work out. All three of her sisters were home from college and they were all there to watch her, so the whole family got to celebrate.

“There was a lot of celebration and I’m sure the family probably went out to celebrate tonight. It was kind of nice because Britney is the fourth of four sisters.”

THE GOWANDA PRESS

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017 Nation from Page 1 uals as Jermaine Fann, Kevin L. Hunt, Ellis Meehan, Mikayla A. Miller, Eileen Oliver and Melquen A. Thompson.

Pantano said none of the individuals were enrolled Senecas, and none were believed to be living on the Cattaraugus or Allegany territories.

During a vehicle check last week, Seneca marshals found drugs and drug paraphernalia in a vehicle carrying four of the individuals on the Cattaraugus Territory, Pantano said.

“The four individuals were detained until New York State Police arrived onscene,” he said.

The council’s response represented a strong stance against drug activity on its territory, Pantano said. Seneca President Todd Gates agreed.

“We will protect the Seneca people and the quality of life on our territories through every measure possible and not allow individuals such as these to threaten and poison Seneca Territory,” he said. “I want to congratulate the council for taking this bold step.

The drug epidemic that is devastating communities across the region must be stopped.”

Miller, Oliver, Fann and Hunt were in the vehicle stopped by Seneca marshals Dec. 20 on the Cattaraugus Territory. State police reports show Miller, 22, of Silver Creek, was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of

a controlled substance; and Oliver, 50, was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance in a non-original container.

No charges were reported against Fann and Hunt stemming from the Dec. 20 incident, according to state police records. Their ages and addresses were not available.

In an earlier incident, Seneca marshals stopped a vehicle containing Meehan and Thompson, also on the Cattaraugus Territory. Pantano said he believed there had been arrests in that case as well, but that could not be confir ed.

Over the past several years, the Seneca Nation has worked in partnership with the Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s ffice and the ala anca and owanda school districts to combat drug use.

“The drug dealers who continue to prey on our community, and those who fall victim to their activity, need to hear this message: Not on our territory.

Seneca territory will not be a safe haven for you,” said Seneca Treasurer Maurice John Sr. “These despicable predators cannot be trusted and are not welcome in Seneca Territory. hey are not alone. he fight against illegal drugs is a continuous battle. I implore all Seneca people to stay vigilant, stay alert, and to stay strong so that we can keep our homelands safe.”

School from Page 1 ing, and an update on that aspect of the technology upgrades are expected in January. ter use the devices with their students.

“I think things have gone extremely IN OTHER BUSINESS, the board: smoothly,” Phillips said about the logis■ welcomed Antonina Roman as a tics of the technology. student member of the board. Roman Upgraded technology in the high will attend board meetings and be able school — whether it be in the form of to discuss agenda items from a student Chromebook laptops, iPad tablets or something else — could come next year. point-of-view; ■ heard an update on the lockdown “We are in the middle of making drill performed earlier in the week. some decisions and considering some Klubek said the drill’s execution in the things,” said Phillips. Although it’s ele entary school was al ost awnot officially decided, hillips said the less” and the middle and high schools’ technology committee is leaning toward execution “wasn’t perfect, but that’s why some kind of laptop, perhaps a Chromeyou do the drill.” Staff was expected to book, for high school students. receive feedback at the school’s staff Whether or not the high school gets development day on Dec. 23. devices next year is dependant on fund-

Like The Gowanda Press on Facebook facebook.com/gowandapress

15

Check it out

Submitted photo

Little Valley Lion’s Club member Teri Parker (left) presents a check for $1,000 to club President Kevin Andrew. The money will be used for the Lion’s annual See Program. This year, Parker, along with Lion Club member Anne Aiken and the Chautauqua Association for the Blind, screened children again this year at Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School. The money was raised at the recent Celtic Thanksgiving event.

Population from Page 5 were born than died.

In Allegany County, 1,525 people are estimated to have moved out of the county, or minus 3.12 percent, while the natural increase — births minus deaths — was 140 people.

The problem isn’t associated only with Cattaraugus and Allegany counties — Upstate counties saw a combined net loss of 31,740 people, while Downstate counties saw an increase of almost half a million. All told, 41 of the 50 Upstate counties saw population losses, while the counties showing population increases generally include the counties surrounding the Big 4 Upstate cities — Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Albany — and counties around some smaller cities

like Watertown and Ithaca.

The largest drop by percent was seen in Schoharie County, which lost 4.32 percent of its population.

While those that are moving out of Allegany and Cattaraugus counties are heading elsewhere in the country, but both counties continue to draw immigrants from other nations.

Allegany County received a net of 398 foreign immigrants in five years, while Cattaraugus County received a net of 315 foreign immigrants.

In fact, New York ranks third in the number of net foreign immigrants moving to the state — more than 118,000 more people moved to New York from other countries than moved out of the United States.

THE GOWANDA PRESS

16

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

Old Times Remembered...

Valentine’s Flats in winter This undated photo, believed to be from the 1920s, is a wintertime view of Valentine’s Flats on Cattaraugus Creek about three miles upstream from Gowanda.

The Lloyd Valentine family lived in the farm house on the right. The imposing hill with a cliff face in the center is the Pyramid.

At the top left is the Plateau, or Table Top. Once a busy dairy farm, this bottom land at the forks of the creek has long been a popular spot for hiking, picnicking, artists, photographers and students of nature.

It was donated to New York State in the early 1960s by the late Herbert F. Darling, Sr. with the provision that it remain forever wild and undeveloped. Today it is part of the Zoar Valley Multiple Use Area.

Photo courtesy Gowanda Area Historical Society

THE GOWANDA PRESS

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

COME TO WORSHIP GOWANDA

Gowanda Assembly of God 78 Allen St. | gowandaassembly.com Pastor: David Gabel Sunday Worship: 10 a.m.

CATTARAUGUS

Cattaraugus United Methodist 53 Washington St. | 257-3583 or 257-9398 Pastor: Becky Ward Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.

Gowanda Free Methodist Church Roberts Memorial Free Methodist Church 149 West Main St. | gowandafmc.org 111 South St. | 257-3326 Pastor: Jon Horton www.robertsfmc.org Assistant Pastors: Tim McKeever, Chris Landon Pastor: Rev. Mike Jones Worship Times: Saturday, 6 p.m. and Sunday, 9 and Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.

10:30 a.m.

Victory Tabernacle First Presbyterian Church of Gowanda 254 South Main St. | 257-9638 64 E. Main St. | 532-4292 Pastor: Michael Winder Pastor: Rev. Donna Lewis Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.

Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.

Gowanda United Methodist Church 30 North Chapel St. | 532-4092 Pastor: Chris Klimecko Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.

St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church 36 Washington St. | 257-9351 | stmaryscatt.org Pastor: Rev. Joseph Porpiglia Sunday Mass: 11:15 a.m.

Immanuel Lutheran Church 40 South Chapel St. | 532-4342 Pastor: Travis S. Grubbs Sunday Worship: 8:45 a.m.

St. John’s United Church of Christ 26 Ellicott St. | 257-9287 or 257-5315 or 257-3606 Pastor: Rev. Harland J. West Sunday Worship: 9 a.m.

St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church 26 Erie St. | 532-5100 | sjcgowanda.org Pastor: Rev. Joseph Porpiglia Worship: Saturday, 4:30 p.m.; Sunday, 8 & 9:30 a.m.

East Leon Wesleyan Church Corner 42nd Street & Leon/Mosher Hollow 257-9082 or 257-6081 | hischild2660@gmail.com Pastor: Rev. Karen Cleveland Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 76 Center St. Pastor: The Rev. David Noves Sunday Worship: 10 a.m.

COLLINS

New Hope Baptist Church Trinity United Church of Christ 13861 Route 62 near Richardson Road 30 Erie Ave. | 532-3004 | trinityuccgow@yahoo.com Pastors: Jack and Micah Seiler Pastor: Rev. Suzanne Hodges Worship: 10 a.m. Sundays; 7 p.m. Wednesdays Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.

Special Notes: Free community meal, second Saturday of the month from 4 to 6 p.m., January through November

THE GOWANDA PRESS

17

The Gowanda Press provides church listings to religious establishments in the Gowanda area free of charge. To submit a listing, email gowandapress@gmail.com or call 241-7267. Please include church name, address, phone number, website, pastor’s name and worship times.

EAST OTTO

United Methodist Church 7896 East Flats Road | 257-9452 Pastor: Wesley Tessey Sunday Worship: 9:45 a.m.

Free Methodist Church East Otto Road at Brooklyn Corners | 257-3253 Pastor: Raymond Start Sunday Worship: 11 a.m.

IRVING

Pleasant Valley Baptist Church 12557 Route 438 Pastor: Rev. John Proios Sunday Worship: 11 a.m.

LITTLE VALLEY

Wesleyan Church 704 Erie St. | 938-6190 Pastor: Rev. Buck Hall Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.

First Congregational Church 301 Rock City St. Pastor: Rev. Sue Fish Sunday Worship: 10 a.m.

United Methodist Church 109 Court St. | 938-6150 Pastor: Nathan Lange Sunday Worship: Traditional, 9 a.m.; Contemporary, 11 a.m.

Grace Bible Baptist Church & Grace Christian Academy 201 Rock City St. Pastor: Rev. Rich Godinez Sunday Worship: 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Valley View Baptist Church Routes 242 & 353 at the Y Pastor: Rev. Ken Doyle Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.

Sunday Worship: 10:50 a.m. & 1:30 p.m.

MANSFIELD

Solomon’s Porch Ministries 7705 Toad Hollow Road | 257-9138 Pastor: Gail McCory Worship: Saturdays, 7 p.m. & Sundays, 10 a.m.

OTTO Immanuel Lutheran Church 9027 East Otto Road | 688-5194 Pastor: Rev. Howard Warner Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.

PERRYSBURG

United Methodist Church Main Street near Peck Hill Road Sunday Worship: 9:30 a.m.

VERSAILLES

Versailles United Methodist Church Main Street Pastor: Dave Rood Sunday Worship: Sunday, 10:30 a.m.

WESLEY

Wesley United Methodist Route 353 near Markham Road | 257-3583 Pastor: Becky Ward Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m.

This page is dedicated to the building of a more spiritual and greater church-going community. Area businesses who desire to see more people attend the church of their choice can show support by sponsoring this page.

For additional information, call 945-1644 x. 305.

Site! 24/7 Service.

ACORn

Friendly Repair 18 StAIRLIFtS Experts.

Macs and

The PCs.AFFORDABLE Call for FREE solution to1-800your diagnosis. stairs! **Limited 341-7097 time - $250 Off Your Stairlift PurLIFE ALERt. 24/7. chase!** Buy Direct One press Please of a & SAVE. button sends help call 1-800-4109172 FAST! Medical, for FREE DVD Fire, Burglar.

Even and brochure. if you can’t reach a phone! FREE All things Brochure.

CALL Basementy!

800-549-7398 Basement Systems Inc. Call us for all Safe Step Walk-in of your basement tub WaterproofAlert for needs!

Seniors.

Bathroom ing, Finishing, THE falls can be fatal.

Structural Repairs, Approved

by ArthriHumidity and Mold tis Foundation.

Control FREE Therapeutic Jets.

ESTIMATES! Call Less Than 4 Inch 1-800-694-1299 Step-in. Wide Door. Anti-Slip COMPUtER Floors.

American PROBLEMS Made.

Installation viruses, lost Included.

Calldata, 800hardware or soft960-6203 ware issues? for $750 Off. Announcement Contact Geeks On Site! 24/7 Service.

A PLACE FOR tO MY FRIEnDS Friendly Repair MOM. nation’s AnDThe FAMILY Experts.

Macs and largest senior living largest senior living Thank you for PCs. Call for FREE referral service. referral service. making my diagnosis.

1-800Contact our Contact our 90th Birthday 341-7097 trusted, local exextrusted, local Special. perts today!

Our perts today!

Our A special thanks LIFE ALERt. 24/7. service isto FREE/no service is FREE/no goes my One press Sharon of a 1obligation.

CALL 1obligation.

CALL daughter button sends 800-281-6285 800-281-6285 and myhelp FAST! Medical, grandchildren.

Fire, Even LoveBurglar.

Shirley Scott ACORn if youACORn can’t reach StAIRLIFtS a phone!

FREE StAIRLIFtS vIAGRA AnD The AFFORDABLE Brochure.

CALL The AFFORDABLE CIALIS solutionUSERS! to your your 800-549-7398 solution to Cut your drug stairs! **Limited stairs! **Limited costs! $$! time --SAVE $250 Off Off time $250 Safe Step Walk-in 50 Pills for $99.00.

Your Stairlift PurYour Stairlift Purtub Alert for FREE Shipping! chase!** Buy Direct Direct chase!** Buy Seniors.

Bathroom 100% Guaranteed & SAVE. SAVE. Please & Please falls can be fatal. and Discreet. call 1-800-4109172 call 1-800-4109172 Approved byDVD Arthrifor FREE CALL 1-800for FREE DVD tis Foundation. and brochure.

4250211 and brochure.

Therapeutic Jets.

Less Than 4 Inch All things things Step-in.

Wide All Help Wanted Basementy!

Door.

Anti-Slip Basementy!

Basement Systems Floors. American Basement Systems Inc. Call Call us for for all all Made.

Installation Inc. us of* your your basement FULL-tIME Included.

Call 800of basement needs!

WaterproofCLEAnER 960-6203 needs!

Waterproofing,$750 Finishing, * ing, SUBStItUtE for Off. Finishing, Structural Repairs, CLEAnERS Structural Repairs, Humidity and Mold * SUBStItUtE Humidity and Mold tO MY FRIEnDS Control FREE MOnItORS Control FREE AnD FAMILY ESTIMATES! Call CattaraugusESTIMATES! Call Thank you for 1-800-694-1299 Little valley 1-800-694-1299 making my Central School 90th Birthday For details – COMPUtER Special.

COMPUtER log on to: PROBLEMS A special thanks PROBLEMS www.caboces.org viruses, lost data, goes to my viruses, lost “Regional hardware ordata, softdaughter Sharon hardware or softRecruitment” ware issues? andissues? my ware “District Contact Geeks On grandchildren.

Contact Geeks On Vacancies” Site!

24/7 Service.

Love Shirley Scott Site!

24/7 EOEService.

Friendly Repair FriendlyMacs Repair Experts. and Experts. and AnD PCs.vIAGRA CallMacs for FREE PCs. Call for FREE CIALIS USERS! diagnosis.

1-800diagnosis.

1-800Cut341-7097 your drug 341-7097 costs! SAVE $$!

50 Pills for $99.00.

“District There is currently Your Stairlift Pur-a Vacancies” vacancy at the chase!** Buy Direct DEADLInE: Cattaraugus County & SAVE. Please 1/6/17 Health Department, call 1-800-4109172 EOE Olean, for FREENY. DVD Salary: $27.49 and brochure. $31.14 per hour.

Final Filing Date: SPAnISh All things January 27, 2017. tEAChER Basementy!

Exam Date: March Salamanca City Basement Systems 18, 2017.

A $15.00 CSD Inc. Call us for all filingFor feedetails is required your basement forofthis examination. log on to: needs!

WaterproofFor applications, www.caboces.org ing, Finishing, announcements “Regional Structural Repairs, and a complete list Recruitment” Humidity and Mold of qualifications, “District Control FREE visit the Vacancies” ESTIMATES! Call Cattaraugus County DEADLInE: 1-800-694-1299 Civil Service 1/13/17 webEOE page at COMPUtER www.cattco.org/jobs PROBLEMS SEnIOR viruses, lost data, ACCOUntAnt hardware or softACCOUntAnt #61591 O.C. ware issues? #69194 O.C. Examination Contact Geeks On Examination Eligible list may be Site! 24/7 Service.

Eligible may be used tolist fill vacanFriendly used fill Repair vacancies to which may Experts.

Macs and cies which occur within may jurisPCs. Call for FREE occur within jurisdictions under diagnosis.

1-800dictions under CatCattaraugus County 341-7097 Announcement taraugus County Help Wanted Civil Service.

Civil Service.

There There is currently A PLACE FOR a isvacancy currently athe vaLIFE ALERt. 24/7.

MOM. The at nation’s OCCUPAtIOnAL cancy atofCounty the One press aliving Cattaraugus largest senior thERAPISt thERAPISt Gowanda Central button sends help Health Department, referral service.

ASSIStAnt ASSIStAnt School District, FAST! Medical, Olean, NY. Contact our Salamanca CitySalamanca City Fire, Burglar.

Even Gowanda, NY. Salary: $27.49 trusted, local exCSD CSD if$31.14 you today! can’t reach Salary: $39,925 per hour. perts Our For details For details --FilaFinal phone!

FREE per year.

Final Filing Date: service logison onFREE/no to: Brochure.

CALL log to: ing Date: January January 27, 2017. obligation.

CALL 1www.caboces.org 800-549-7398 www.caboces.org 27, 2017.

Exam Date:Exam March 800-281-6285 “Regional “Regional Date: March 18, 18, 2017.

A $15.00 Recruitment” Recruitment” 2017.

A is $15.00 filfiling fee required Safe Step Walk-in “District “District ingthis fee is required for examination.

ACORn tub Alert for Vacancies” Vacancies” for this examination.

For applications, StAIRLIFtS Seniors.

Bathroom DEADLInE: DEADLInE: For applications, announcements The AFFORDABLE falls can be fatal.

1/6/17 1/6/17 announcements and a complete list solution to Approved byyour ArthriEOE EOE and a complete list ofstairs! **Limited tisqualifications, Foundation. oftime qualifications, visit the Jets.

- $250 Off Therapeutic theCounty Cattaraugus Yourvisit Stairlift Less Than 4 PurInch Cattaraugus County SPAnISh Civil Service chase!** Buy Direct Step-in.

Wide SPAnISh Civil Service tEAChER &Door.

SAVE. Please web page at Anti-Slip tEAChER web page at Salamanca City call 1-800-4109172 www.cattco.org/jobs Floors.

American Salamanca City www.cattco.org/jobs CSD for FREE DVD Made.

Installation CSD Forbrochure. details and Included.

Call -800For details log on to: to: 960-6203 ACCOUntAnt log on CUStOMER SERvwww.caboces.org for $750 Off. #69194 O.C. www.caboces.org All things ICE REP. - Full “Regional Examination “Regional Basementy!

Time.

Knowledge Recruitment” Eligible list may be Basement Systems tO MY FRIEnDS of Recruitment” Microsoft Win“District used to fill vacan“District Inc. Call us for all AnD FAMILY dows, Word, Excel Vacancies” cies which may Vacancies” of your basement Thank youare foresand Outlook DEADLInE: occur within jurisDEADLInE: needs!

Waterproofmaking my sential.

1/13/17 dictions under Cating, Finishing, 90th1/13/17 Birthday Duties to include: EOE taraugus County EOE Structural Repairs, Special.

Customer Service, Civil Service.

There Humidity and Mold A special thanks Order Processing, SEnIOR is Control currently a vagoes toFREE my SEnIOR Data input, Filing, ACCOUntAnt cancy atSharon theCall ESTIMATES! daughter ACCOUntAnt Answering phones, #61591 O.C. Gowanda Central 1-800-694-1299 and my #61591 O.C. Expediting orders Examination School District, grandchildren.

Examination and other Eligible listgeneral may be Gowanda, NY. Love Shirley Scott Eligible list may be office tasks.

Please COMPUtER used to fill vacanSalary: $39,925 used to fill vacanapply in person or PROBLEMS cies which may per year.

Final Filcies which may send Resume to: viruses, lost data, vIAGRA AnD occur within jurising Date: January occur within jurisToolSource, hardware or softCIALIS USERS! dictions under 27, 2017.

Exam dictions under PO Box 149, ware issues?

Cut your drug Cattaraugus County Date: March 18, Cattaraugus County Salamanca, NY Contact Geeks On costs!

SAVE $$!

Civil Service.

2017.

A $15.00 filCivil Service.

14779 – Site!

24/7 50 Pills forService. $99.00.

There is currently a ing feeisisShipping! required There currently a NO PHONE CALLS Friendly Repair FREE vacancy at the for this examination. vacancy at the Experts.

Macs and 100% Guaranteed Cattaraugus County Forand applications, Cattaraugus PCs. Call forCounty FREE Discreet.

Health Department, announcements Health Department, diagnosis.

1-800CALL 1-800Olean, NY. and Olean, a complete NY. list 341-7097 4250211 Salary: $27.49 of qualifications, Salary: per $27.49 $31.14 hour.visit the $31.14 per hour.

process The LLC, any directly on the side organized. agent LLC upon February 9, 2017 #69194 O.C. with NY Secy of Arts ofof Org. filed may be obtained of the Public Works Purpose: agent for service of Dated: FOUnD FARM & Step-in.

Wide FORMAtIOn OF A Municipal SPAnISh Building, BPU is p.m. requesting ADvERtISEMEnt Departchase!** Buy Direct lawful Any lawful purpose.

2017 Section Organizational of Napoli will hold2'a County Accessory Building and address of the Law, 9.510952.

The22, name Secy. of State December 2016 with Examination 36 Main St., activity. property line and whom process at 4:00 State (SSNY) on with NY Secy of from: Committee ofAttica, the process.

The mailStABLE, LLC Door.

Anti-Slip LIMItED LIABILtEAChER SPAnISh 225 Wildwood Avproposals from FOR BIDS ADvERtISEMEnt ment of Public Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5,Agent 2017 THE GOWANDA PRESS & SAVE. Please Latest date upon Meeting on January 2017 Organizational and Uses, SubsecRegistered Accessory Building and address of the of NY (SSNY) on is Eligible list may be NY 14011.

3' from the rear against it may be 9/6/16 Office locaState (SSNY) on nOtICE OF Name: Cattaraugus County ing address for the Articles of OrganiFloors.

American ItYFOR COMPAnY Salamanca City tEAChER enue, Salamanca, qualified administraSealed bids for the BIDS Works, 8810 Route PUBLICAtIOn call 1-800-4109172 which LLC is to 5,FORMAtIOn 2017 commencMeeting on January tion 9.5.1AccesVcorp Agent Servand Uses, SubsecRegistered Agent is 11/21/16.

Office loused to fill vacanGeneral purpose. property line.

This served.

SSNY shall tion: Cattaraugus 9/6/16 Office locaOF April Vecchiarella Legislature.

Each LLC is 2254 JohnMade.

Installation zation filed with (LLC): nAME: CSD Salamanca City New York on Tuestive services agenpurchase of certain Sealed bids for the 242, Little valley, LEttER for FREE DVD dissolve: No to: 25 ing at 6 PM at the 5, not 2017 commencsory process Buildings, ices, Inc., 25 Robert tion 9.5.1AccesVcorp Agent Servcation: Cattaraugus cies may LEGAL nOtICE nOtICE OF is inwhich compliance mail County.

SSNY is tion: Cattaraugus GORnC REALtY Apartments E-Mail: avecbid,and at the time it is son Road, Olean, Included.

Call 800Secretary of State ELLEn FEntOn & For details CSD day, January 10, cies, and/or materials, equippurchase of certain nY 14755, AttenthE City of Salabrochure. specific date. town Buildings, hall. ing atthe 6within PM the 9.5.1 #3Accessory Pitt Dr., Ste 204, sory ices, Inc., 25asRobert County.

Princ. occur nOtICE is hereby ARtICLES OF with Cityat ofjurisRobert Pitt Dr., Ste designated County.

SSNY LLC. chiarella@salmun.c received, will beNY 14760.

Theis 960-6203 of NYDawn on COMPAnY, log on to:LLC, For details For Rent 2017 atand/or 5:30 P.M. in tion financial organizament, servmaterials, equipSmith. manca/ Salamanca Town Clerk town hall.

Buildings in as anNY R1 Monsey, NY 10952.

9.5.1 Accessory Pitt Dr.,ofSte office of LLC: 4011 dictions under Catgiven: that the Town Salamanca ORGAnIZAtIOn Zoning 204, Monsey, agent LLC204, upon designated Arts of#3Org. filed stamped withto:the purpose of the busiforand/or $750 Off. 11/17/2016.

Office Articles of organizawww.caboces.org log on tions relating to adthe Conference ices, for the ment, servBidding sheets and isprocess requesting TownNY of Secy Napoli Town ClerkCounty ZoningofThe Use District, Purpose: anyRd., lawful Buildings in anofR1 Monsey, NY Hollow taraugus On OCt 12,10952.

2016 Wing of Napoli will hold a Law, Section 9.510952. name whom agent LLC uponin BPU All things with nOtICE OF FILInG date and time of ness is to engage location: Cattaraution filed with the “Regional www.caboces.org ministration, trustee Cattaraugus County ices, for the Room. instructions may be and ELLICOttvILLE proposals from ADvERtISEMEnt Victoria Bedell Town of Napoli larger than 100 activity.

Zoning Use District, Purpose: any lawful Allegany, NY Civil Service.

There MAGhnUS 2017 Organizational Accessory Building address of the against it may be whom process Basementy!

State (SSNY) onat OF ARtICLES OF receipt. any lawful activity gus County.

SSNY Secretary ofJanuary State “Regional services and/or Department of Cattaraugus County and The Zoning Board obtained online FOR REnt administraFOR BIDS tORecruitment” MY on FRIEnDS December 22, 2016 Registered Victoria Bedell square feet, shall larger than 100 activity.

SSNY desis currently a PubvatRAnSPORt,LLC Uses, SubsecAgent served.

SSNY shall 14706. against it limited may be is qualified Basement Systems Meeting 9/6/16 Office locaORGAnIZAtIOn ALL BIDS MUST for which designated as of New York “District Recruitment” funding of aagent of lic Appeals Works, according Department of Pub- tion www.cattco.org/bidof will hear 2 bedroom tive Sealed bids for the AnD FAMILY December 22, 2016 be a minimum of 6' Filed square feet, shall as cancy at the with theagenNYS 5, 2017 commenc9.5.1- AccesVcorp Agent Servmailservices process to: 25 ignated served.

SSNY shall Inc. Call us for all tion: Cattaraugus OF MSP BE SEALED AND liability companies agent of LLC upon “District (SSNY) onyou deferred compensatoGowanda specifications, lic Works, according request, or at the all persons internOtICE OF furnished cies, and/or purchase of certain ing Thank from process the side and be a minimum of 6' PROPERtIES, LLC upon whom Central of State atVacancies” 6 PM at for the sory Buildings, ices, Inc., 25 Robert Robert Pitt Dr., Ste mail to: 25 Department of your basement County.

SSNY is LLC MInERAL CLEARLY may be organized whom process DEADLInE: Vacancies” 11/28/16. tion planagainst for emwillSchool be#3by to specifications, Cattaraugus County SUBStAnCE OF nOtICE ested atreceived the above apartment with financial organizamaterials, equipmaking my lo- 9.5.1 rearDr., property lines. from PROjECt the side and process it District, its Articles of OF town hall. Office 204, Monsey, NY Robert Pitt Dr., Ste Accessory Pitt Ste 204, needs!

Waterproofdesignated as Articles of OrganiMInERAL MARKED: under Section 203 against it may be 1/13/17 DEADLInE: cation: Cattaraugus ployees of the City theGowanda, undersigned, at Department will 90th beClerk received oflines.

ARtICLES OF SUBStAnCE OF may time and place. laundry room, tions relating to adBirthdayby ment, and/or servAlso,Monsey, the size10952. of the Organization. rear property be served.

NY. The Town 10952.

The name 204, NY Buildings in an R1 Monsey, NY ing, Finishing, agent of LLC upon zation of MSP MAnAGEMEnt PROjECt Any bid not of the Limited Liabil- ministration, served.

SSNY shall EOE County.

SSNY has ofORGAnIZAtIOn Salamanca/ the Department of the undersigned, at Zoning Public Works, 8810 ARtICLES The applications no shall smokers, Special. trustee ices, for1/13/17 the clearly garage will be Also, the size of the PROPERTIES, SSNY mail Salary: $39,925 to be located Town of Napoli and address ofOF the 10952.

The name Use District, Purpose: any lawful Structural whom process LLC Office LLC. MAnAGEMEnt marked will Repairs, not be ity Company Law. mail process EOE been designated Salamanca BPU Public Works Facilthe Department ofas larger 242, Little On no 11/28/2016, ORGAnIZAtIOn may be examined A special thanks services and/or Cattaraugus County greater than the garage will beto: process topets. the LLC per year.

Final Fil- Route in Cattaraugus Registered Agent is and address of the Victoria Bedell than 100 activity.

Humidity and Mold against it may be were filed with the Filed 11/30/16.

LLC. considered. of Pub- agent 4179 South Nine of the LLC meeting theofrequireity, 8810 Route 242, Valley, Public Works FacilNY, 14755.

KPK On 11/28/2016, at the office of the SEnIOR (716)649-6922 goes to my funding of Department percentage allowed greater than the at the addr. its ing Date: January County.

A+aAgents Vcorp Agent ServRegistered Agent is December 22, 2016 square feet, shall Control FREE New York State served.

SSNY shall Office: Cattaraugus Filed 11/30/16.

DPW BID #12 Mile Rd, Allegany, ments of Section upon whom process Little Valley, New ity, 8810 Route 242, Phone Dawn Smith PROPERtIES, LLC KPK Assessor/Zoning/C ACCOUntAnt SEnIOR nOtICE OF daughter Sharon deferred licESTIMATES! Works, according for an of accessory percentage allowed princ. office.

27, 2017.

Exam of Process, is ices, Inc.,compensa25INC Robert Vcorp Agent Servbe a minimum of 6' Call against Office Secretary mail process to: 25 Co. SSNY desigOffice: Cattaraugus Precast Concrete NY 14706.

457 theAny Internal York, until thursLittle#61591 Valley, New it may be at 938-9121, ext. filed of with the NYS PROPERtIES, LLC Purpose: ode Enforcement, O.C. ACCOUntAnt SUBStAnCE OF and my tion plan for emto specifications, building.

This is not for an accessory lawful nOtICE OF Date: March 18, designated as Pitt Dr., Ste 204, ices, Inc., 25 Robert from the side and 1-800-694-1299 of State on NovemRobert Pittagent Dr.,lawful Ste nated as for Co. SSNY desigBoxbe Culvert - by Purpose: Any MInERAL Revenue Code and day, january 19,fil- 2465 York, until thursserved.

SSNY shall at Department of State filed with the NYS the Salamanca Examination #61591 O.C. ARtICLES OF grandchildren. ployees ofNY the City activity. will received inSUBStAnCE compliance with building. ismail not ber OF 2017.

A agent $15.00 agent with FMCSA Ste 204, Monsey, 10952.

Pitt Dr.,2016. rear property lines.

15, 204, Monsey, NY process &This shall nated as for Ellicottville #46 at mail activity.

PROjECt 5 ofofthe 2017 at 1:45 P.M. day, 19,be Municipal All bids received ajanuary copy its Articles Department of State Section Eligible list of may Examination Building, ORGAnIZAtIOn Love Shirley Scott of Salamanca/ the undersigned, the City of Salain compliance with ARtICLES OF ing fee is required of LLC upon whom Monsey, NY 10952.

Purpose: any lawful Also, the size of the Office Location: to: 11090 Scott process & shall mail 10952.

The name the culvert bidof is MAnAGEMEnt COMPUtER State Finance The Law, after which they will are 2017 atto1:45 P.M. subject to all Organization. its Articles ofBPUit to: used fill vacanEligible list may be process during regular office On 11/14/2016, manca Zoning Law, process the City of SalaSalamanca the Department ORGAnIZAtIOn for this examination. against Purpose: any lawful activity. willScott be Cattaraugus MORE Hollow Rd, Cattato: 11090 and address of the toused SUPPLY culPROBLEMS LLC.they including alllocated rules beFor publicly opened after which will garage federal and state officeSEE to be Organization.

The Ellen Fenton &may cies which to fill the vacannOtICE OF hours or by tWIn tIERS Section 5.1Density manca Zoning Law, meeting the requirePublic Works FacilOn 11/28/2016, applications, may be served. activity. than the CLASSIFIEDS at vIAGRA AnD greater County. The princiraugus, NYAgent 14719.

Hollow Registered vert only. viruses, lost may data, 11/30/16. and regulations atannouncements 2:00 Rd, P.M.Catta(at the regulations/controls beoccur publicly opened in Cattaraugus office to located Company, LLC, within juriscies which FORMAtIOn OFis BASEBALL, appointment.

LLC Control Table.locaSection 5.1Density ments ofbe Section ity, 8810 Route 242, Filed KPK Registered Agent to www.salamancapress.com percentage USERS! pal business Purpose: General. raugus, NY allowed 14719.

Vcorp Agent ServAll bids must be hardware or soft- Office: issued Cattaraugus same location), by concerning at CIALIS 2:00 P.M. (at the any County.pursuant The NY in Cattaraugus 5688 Bonn Way E, nOtICE OF dictions under occur within jurisSKI WInG hUnt Cynthia A. Franklin, filed with the NYS The Public Hearing Control Table.

457 of the Internal Little Valley, New and a complete list PROPERtIES, LLC for an accessory Cut your drug tion is located at Purpose: General. ices, Inc., 25 Robert sent or delivered ware issues? thereto. the undersigned, same location), Co. SSNY desigequipment, Deadline: @ 10such a.m.

Secretary of State County.

The NYand Great Valley, NY by Assessor nOtICE OF FORMAtIOn OF Cattaraugus County dictions under CLUB, LLC Department of State Revenue will be held the The Public Hearing Code York, until thursofMonday qualifications, filed with theat NYS building.

This is not costs!

SAVE $$!

6103 Route 16 Pitt Dr., Ste 204, to Cattaraugus Contact Geeks A of the prounder visit the direction the Civil undersigned, asPurpose: agent for materials, and/or is copy designated as Secretary of the State FORMAtIOn OF ShAMROCK 14741.

Service.

Cattaraugus County nOtICE OF Arts. ofheld Org. Dated: its Articles City of@ Salamanca will be atfiled the Section 5 of day, january 19,On nated the withAds Department of State 50-Pills for $99.00. in Display Deadline Monday @a5 p.m.

— Legal Deadline -OF Monday 5 of p.m.

South, Franklinville, Monsey, NY County DepartSite!

Service. posal of compliance the Public Works under the direction All bids process shall mail agent questionnaire for service of isFOUnD designated as ShAMROCK FARM & Any lawful purpose.

There is&Shipping! currently Civil Service.

FORMAtIOn A its nOtICE OF with Secy. of10952.

State December 22, 2016 services.

Organization.

Municipal Building, City of Salamanca State Finance Law, Cattaraugus County 2017 at24/7 1:45 P.M. Articles of The FREE the City of SalaNew York 14737.

Purpose: any lawful ment ofisPublic Friendly Repair may be obtained Committee of the of the Public must accompa11090 Scott process.

The mailagent for all service FOUnD FARM StABLE, LLCof Latest date upon vacancy atWorks the There currently LIMItED LIABILFORMAtIOn OF of NYbe (SSNY) on 225 Wildwood Av-& Municipal Building, office to be located CivilZoning Service including rules after which they willa to: Organization.

The 100% Guaranteed manca Law,A nied The New York activity.

Works, 8810 Experts.

Macs and Hollow from: Cattaraugus County Committee ofCounty the byCOMPAnY a NONing address for the process. mailRd, CattaStABLE, LLC Articles ofThe Organiwhich LLC is to Cattaraugus vacancy atRoute the ItY LIMItED LIABIL11/21/16.

OfficeAvloenue, Salamanca, 225 Wildwood in Cattaraugus web 5.1page at and regulations be publicly opened office to beoflocated and Discreet.

Section Density Secretary State PCs. Call for FREE 242, Little Name: Legislature.

Each Cattaraugus County www.cattco.org/jobs COLLUSIVE LLC is 2254 Johning address for the raugus, NY 14719.

Articles of Organization filed with Health Department, Cattaraugus County dissolve: No (LLC): nAME: ItY COMPAnY cation: Cattaraugus New York on Tuesenue, Salamanca, County.

The NY nOtICE OF issued pursuant at 2:00 P.M.valley, (at the in Cattaraugus CALL 1-800Control Table. is designated as diagnosis.

1-800nY 14755, AttenApril Vecchiarella bid, at the timeOF it is Legislature.

Each BIDDING CERTIFIson Road, Olean, LLC is 2254 General. zation filed Secretary of JohnState Olean, NY. Health Department, specific date.

ELLEn (LLC): nAME: County.

Princ. day, January 10, New YorkFEntOn on OF Tues-& agent Secretary ofwith State ARtICLES thereto. same location),

by Purpose: County.

The NY nOtICE 4250211 The Public Hearing of the LLC 341-7097 tionundersigned, Dawn Smith.

E-Mail: avecreceived, will be & CATE bid, at the $27.49 time it isand a 5% Bid Secretary NY 14760.

The son Road, Olean, Secretary of State State ofcopy NY on Salary: Olean, NY. COMPAnY, LLC, ELLEn FEntOn office of LLC: 4011 2017 at 5:30 P.M. in day, January 10, is designated as ORGAnIZAtIOn A of the prothe of FORMAtIOn OF will be held atSERvthe whom process NY chiarella@salmun.c CUStOMER Bidding sheets andstamped with the received, will hour. be Bond.

Any bid sub-in upon purpose of the busi14760.

The of NY on Notices 11/17/2016.

Office $31.14 per Salary: $27.49 Help Wanted Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Legal Notices Legal Notices Articles of organizaCOMPAnY, LLC, Wing Hollow Rd., the Conference 2017 at 5:30 P.M. agent for service of On OCt 12, 2016 Legal Notices posal questionnaire under the direction is designated as ShAMROCK nOtICE OF OF against it may be City ofand Salamanca ICE REP. - Full date of stamped withFILInG the instructions be nOtICE mitted without such purpose of the busi- ness is to engage in 11/17/2016.

Office location: CattarauFinal Filing Date: $31.14 permay hour. tion filed with the Articles oftime organizaRoom. the Conference Allegany, NY process.

The mailMAGhnUS LIFE ALERt. 24/7. may be obtained of the Public Works agent for service of Help Wanted FOUnD FARM & FORMAtIOn OF A OF ARtICLES The New Building, 3032 PEnn LLC, FIGS November 1,and 2016 whom process to be ness nOtICE OF Olean, NY 3032 PEnn LLC, FIGS LOGGInG, November 1, the 2016 whom process tobid be served. nOtICE OF Lane, NY in Lane, om lawful Time.

Knowledge receipt. date and time of OF Municipal certification obtained online any activity isOlean, to engage location: Cattaraugus County.

SSNY January 27, 2017.

Finalpress Filing Secretary of State tion filedLOGGInG, with Theaddress Zoning Board Room.

14706.

SSNY desing for the tRAnSPORt,LLC One ofDate: a at from: Committee of the process. mailStABLE, LLC LIMItED LIABILYork Secretary of ORGAnIZAtIOn 225 Wildwood Ava domestic LLC, LLC. meeting. mailed to:The David FORMAtIOn The purpose abutton domestic LLC, LLC. meeting. mailed David FORMAtIOn 14760.

Theactivity purpose 14760.

Title: City Clerk of Microsoft Winreceipt.

ALL BIDS MUST bond willto: not be acwww.cattco.org/bidfor which limited any lawful OCCUPAtIOnAL gus County.

SSNY designated as Exam Date: March January 27, 2017. of New York Secretary of State of Appeals will hear The Zoning Board ignated as agent of LLC is 1 Leisure sends help Filed with the NYS Name: Cattaraugus County ing address for the Articles of OrganiItY COMPAnY shall mail OF MSP Salamanca, filed with the SSNY Filed with SSNY on The Area Variance Cohen 19E Shore ofbusiness GORnC theof is to filed with the SSNY Filed with SSNY on enue, The Area Variance Cohen 19E Shore of GORnC of the the business is to to of City ofbusiness Salamanca dows, Word, Excel ALL BIDS MUST BE SEALED AND Any bidhear not State liability companies for which limited request, or atEach the thERAPISt designated as agent of LLC upon filed with the SSNY Filed with SSNY on The Area Variance Cohen 19E Shore of GORnC of is City Salamanca 18, 2017.

A $15.00 Exam Date: March (SSNY) on of New York all persons interof Appeals will LLC upon whom FAST! Medical, Department of State cepted.

April Vecchiarella Legislature.

LLC is 2254 Johnzation filed with (LLC): nAME: process to the LLC PROPERtIES, LLC New Yorkis on Tueson 10/27/16.

Office 10/21/16. request is from Dr. Niverville, NY OPERAtInG in anymust lawon 10/27/16.

Office 10/21/16.

Office: request isOffice: from Dr.persons Niverville, NY OPERAtInG LLC. liability engage in any any LLC. law- engage All proposals proposals must *SEALED FULL-tIME and Outlook are esBE AND CLEARLY specifimeeting ALL may be organized companies Cattaraugus County ASSIStAnt agent of LLC upon whom process on 10/27/16.

Office 10/21/16.

Office: request from Dr. Niverville, NY OPERAtInG LLC. engage in lawAll filing fee is required 18, 2017.

A $15.00 11/28/16.

Office lo(SSNY) on ested at the above all interprocess against it Fire, Burglar.

Even its Articles of E-Mail: avecbid, at theCattarautime it is son Road, Olean, Secretary of State ELLEn FEntOn the address of its Arts Articles of Organi- & day, January 10,573 location: CattarauCattaraugus Robert of be 573 at 12130 of Org. filed ful activity for which location: Cattaraugus Robert Light of 573 12130 Arts of Org. filed fulfor activity for which be submitted no CLEAnER sential.

CLEARLY MARKED: will under Section 203 may be Department ofbe City Call 241-7267 home delivery outside theno whom process against itorganized may be location: CattarauCattaraugus Robert Light of 12130 Arts of Org. filed ful activity for which be submitted for this examination. filing is cation: Cattaraugus 11/28/16.

Office lo- cations time and place. ested atLight thenot above may be served. ifSalamanca youfee can’t reach Organization.

The chiarella@salmun.c received, willrequired NY The of NYpurpose on COMPAnY, LLC, office.

Purzation ofSSNY MSP at Cattaraugus 5:30 P.M. in considered. gus County.

SSNY County.

SSNY desWildwood Avenue, The purpose ofof the with NY Secy of limited liability comgus County.

SSNY County.

SSNY des- 2017 Wildwood Avenue, The of has the principal with14760.

NYitSecy Secy of limited liability comlater 30 days from from * SUBStItUtE Duties to include: MARKED: Any bid not clearly The of the Limited Liabilunder Section 203 CSD Public Works, 8810 against may be served.

SSNY shall gus County.

SSNY County. desWildwood Avenue, The purpose of the with NY limited liability comlater 30 days For applications, for this examination.

County.

SSNY cation: The applications time and place.

SSNY shall mail a phone!

FREE Office toas beagent located stamped with the purpose of the busi11/17/2016.

Office Articles of organizaGowanda and Perrysburg communities. pose: Any lawful act PROPERTIES, LLC the Conference is designated as ignated for Salamanca, New business is to enState (SSNY) panies may be isBrochure. designated as ignated as agent agent for County.

Salamanca, New business isthe to enenStatebe (SSNY) panies may be be theCompany date of of publipubliCLEAnERS Customer Service, Any bid as not clearlyfor marked will not be County Legislature ity Law. of theprocess Limited Liabil- the For details Route 242, Little served.

SSNY shall mail to: announcements For applications, is designated as ignated Salamanca, New business is to State (SSNY) panies may date been designated as ness SSNY has may examined The applications process to LLC CALL in Cattaraugus date and time ofis to engage location: Cattaraution filed with the were with the agent upon whom process & shall mail York to an or gage inoffice any lawful 9/6/16 Office loorganized under agent upon whom process & shall mail York to construct an reserves gage in any lawful onactivity.

9/6/16 Office lo-in on organized under cation in in the the new * SUBStItUtE Order Processing, marked will not be considered. right ity Company Law. log on14755. to: mail process 4179 South Nine Valley, NY, and afiled complete list Room. announcements agent upon whom process & shall mail York to construct an gage in any lawful on 9/6/16 Office loorganized under cation new agent ofconstruct theof LLC been designated as at the ofto:the may be examined at the addr. its to any 800-549-7398 County.

A+ Agents receipt. lawful activity gus County.

SSNY Secretary of State New York State The Zoning Board against 3679 Bozard Hill 18' x 21' garage in activity for which cation: Cattaraugus Section 203Regisof the process against the to:of3679 3679 Bozard the Hill to: 18' 21' garage in activity for which cation: Cattaraugus Section 203 of the the YorknOtICE State RegisMOnItORS Data input, Filing, considered.

DPW BID #12 - is reject any or allthe www.caboces.org 4179 South Nine Mile Rd, Allegany, Phone Dawn Smith qualifications, and a complete list process process against the to: Bozard Hill 18' xx 21' garage in activity for which cation: Cattaraugus Section 203 of York State upon whom process agent of the LLC Assessor/Zoning/C at the office of OF princ. office. of Process, INC ALL BIDS MUST for which limited designated as of New York Office of Secretary Appeals will hear LLC may served.

Rd. Great Valley NY bids, the rear yard.

The limited liability County.

SSNY is Limited Liability LLC may be served. served.

Rd.CattaraugusGreat Valley NY of the rear yard.

The limited liability County.

SSNY is Limited Liability ter no later later than Answering phones, DPW BID #12 - NY Precast Concrete to liability waive any “Regional Mile Rd, Allegany, NY 14706. at 938-9121, ext. visitbe the of qualifications, nOtICE OFis A LLC may be Rd. Great Valley the rear yard.

The limited County.

SSNY Limited Liability ter no than against mayupon be upon whom process ode Enforcement, Assessor/Zoning/C SUBStAnCE OF nOtICE OF Purpose: Any lawful designated as BE SEALED AND liability companies agent ofitLLC (SSNY) on of State on NovemSafe Step Walk-in persons interSSNY shall mail 14741. new garage will be may designated as lawful Company SSNY shallthe mail 14741. new garage will be companies may be designated as be Company Law. 4:40 p.m. Law. which is Little valley Expediting orders Precast Concrete Box Culvert - bebe informalities, and to companies Recruitment” NY 14706.

Purpose: Any 2465 Cattaraugus County all visit PUBLIC hEARInG served.

SSNY shall against it may SSNY shall mail 14741. new garage will companies may be designated as Company Law. 4:40 p.m. which at the Salamanca ode Enforcement, ARtICLES OFis SUBStAnCE OF activity. agent with FMCSA CLEARLY may be organized whom process 11/28/16.

Office lober 15, 2016. tub Alert for ested at the above process The LLC, Purpose: any directly on the side organized. agent of LLC upon process The LLC, Purpose: any directly on the side organized. agent of LLC upon February 9, 2017 Central School and other general Box Culvert Ellicottville #46 accept the lowest “District Purpose: Any lawful activity.

Civil Service Cattaraugus County The Zoning Board All bids received mail a copy of served.

SSNY shall process The LLC, Purpose: any directly on the side organized. agent of LLC upon February 9, 2017 Municipal Building, at the Salamanca ORGAnIZAtIOn ARtICLES OF of LLC upon whom MARKED: under Section 203 against it may be cation: Cattaraugus Seniors.

Bathroom Office Location: time and place.

36 Main St., Attica, lawful activity. line and 2'- of process 36 Main St., Attica, lawful activity. property lineof andis 2'- property whom process at 4:00 4:00 p.m.

For details – office Please Ellicottville #46 the culvert bid bid.

Vacancies” activity. web page at Civil Service Appeals, in the are subject to all processSSNY to: mail a tasks. copy 36 Main St., Attica, lawful activity. property line and whom process at p.m. during regular office whom Municipal Building, On 11/14/2016, ORGAnIZAtIOn process against it2'- responsible Any bid not clearly the Limited Liabilserved. shall of County. falls can be fatal.

Cattaraugus The applications SEE NY 14011.

3' from theMORE rear against it mayOF be NY 14011.

3'apply from the rear against itby mayOF be log SSNY on to: in person or the culvert bidhas is to SUPPLY the culnOtICE john Searles DEADLInE: nOtICE OF www.cattco.org/jobs web page atbe City of or Salamanca, federal and state Ellen Fenton & process to: NY 14011.

3' from the rear against it may be nOtICE hours during regular office tWIn tIERS On 11/14/2016, nOtICE OF may be served. marked will not PUBLICAtIOn ity Company Law. PUBLICAtIOn mail process to: at CLASSIFIEDS designated as may Approved

by Arthri- been County.

The princibe examined General purpose. property This served.

SSNY shall General purpose. property line. &This This served.

SSNY shall PUBLICAtIOn send Resume to: towww.caboces.org SUPPLY the culvert only.

FORMAtIOn OF County 1/6/17 FORMAtIOn OF will www.cattco.org/jobs hold a Public regulations/controls Company, Ellen Fenton General purpose. property line. served.

SSNY shall nOtICE OF FORMAtIOn appointment. hours or line. byLLC, BASEBALL, tWIn tIERS OF FORMAtIOn www.salamancapress.com Registered Agent to 4179 considered.

LEttERLLC LEttER South NineOF agent of the LLC tis Foundation. nOtICE pal business locaat the office of the is notAdministrator in compliance mail process to: 25 LEGAL nOtICE isLEGAL not in compliance compliance mail process to:OF 25 LEttER “Regional ToolSource, vert only.

All bids must be GORnC REALtY EOEany GORnC REALtY Apartments Hearing to recon5688 Bonn Way E, Company, LLC, concerning LEGAL nOtICE is not in mail process to: 25 FORMAtIOn SKI WInG hUnt Cynthia A. Franklin, appointment. filed with the NYS BASEBALL, LLC GORnC REALtY Apartments thE City of SalaDPW BID #12 Jets. thE City of SalaMile Rd, Allegany, upon whom process Therapeutic nOtICE is hereby tion is located at Assessor/Zoning/C with the City of Robert Pitt Dr., Ste nOtICE is hereby nOtICE OF with the City of Robert Pitt Dr., Ste City of SalathE Recruitment” PO Box 149, All bids must be sent or delivered LLC. County Center LLC. Area VariGreat Valley, NY - sider 5688 Bonn such equipment, nOtICE is hereby with the CityWay of E, Robert Pitt Dr., Ste SKIan WInG hUnt CLUB, Assessor Cynthia A. Franklin, ACCOUntAnt Department of State filed withSalamanca theLLC NYS LLC. For Rent manca/ Salamanca Precast Concrete manca/ NY 14706. against it may be Less Than 4 Inch given: that the Town For Rent 6103 Route 16 Salamanca Zoning 204, Monsey, NY ode Enforcement, given: that the Town SUBStAnCE OF Salamanca Zoning 204, Monsey, NY “District manca/ Salamanca NY sent orthat delivered toSalamanca, Cattaraugus Arts of Org. LLC filed 303 Street ance Arts of Court Org. filed request, which Department 14741.

Purpose: Valley,Zoning NY materials, and/or given: the Town Great Salamanca 204, Monsey, NY CLUB, Arts.

Org. of filed Dated: Assessor #69194 O.C. ACCOUntAnt its Articles of State BPU Arts of Org. is requesting Box Culvert BPU of is The requesting Anyfiled lawful served.

SSNY shall Step-in.

Wide of Napoli will –hold Law, Section 9.5name South, Franklinville, the Salamanca of Napoli Napoli will hold hold Law, Section 9.5- a Purpose: 10952.

The name ARtICLES OF Vacancies” BPU is requesting 14779 to Cattaraugus County Departwith NY Secy of Little valley, with NY Secy ofnew was previously Any lawful purpose.

14741.

Purpose: services.

AllO.C. bids of will aa at Law, Section 9.510952. name Arts. of The Org. filed with Secy.

December 22, 2016 10952.

Dated: Examination #69194 Organization.

The its Articles of State with NY Secy of SPAnISh ELLICOttvILLE proposals from ADvERtISEMEnt Ellicottville #46 proposals from ADvERtISEMEnt activity. mail a copy of Door.

Anti-Slip 2017 Organizational Accessory Building and address of the New York 14737.

Municipal Building, 2017 Organizational Accessory Building and address of the ORGAnIZAtIOn ELLICOttvILLE EOE proposals fromThe ADvERtISEMEnt PHONE CALLS December County Department of Public State (SSNY) onthe York 14755 State (SSNY) (SSNY) on at the Latest date upon Any lawful purpose. must be accompa2017 Organizational with Secy. of of State of NY (SSNY) on Accessory Building and address 22, 2016 tabled Eligible list may be NO Examination office to be located Organization.

State on tEAChER FOR REnt qualified administraFOR BIDS the culvert bid is qualified administraFOR BIDS Floors.

American process to: Meeting on January and Uses, SubsecRegistered Agent is The New York Meeting on January during regular office which and Uses, Uses, SubsecRegistered Agent is office On 11/14/2016, FOR REnt qualified administrament Public Works, 8810 Route 9/6/16 Office locaFOR BIDS 9/6/16LLC Office locais locato Latest date upon nied by a NONMeeting on of NY (SSNY) on is 11/21/16.

Office loand SubsecRegistered Agent usedof to fill January vacanEligible list may be Sealed in Cattaraugus to be located 9/6/16 Office Salamanca bedroom tive services agenbids the to SUPPLY the cultive services services agenSealed bids forCity the Made.

Installation Ellen Fenton &Route 5, 2017 commenction 9.5.1AccesVcorp Agent ServSecretary of for State 5, 2017 2017 commencOF hours or byAccestion 9.5.1AccesVcorp Agent ServtWIn tIERS 22 bedroom Works, 8810 242, Little valley, tion: Cattaraugus tive agenSealed for the tion:nOtICE Cattaraugus dissolve: No which LLC is to COLLUSIVE 5, commenc11/21/16.

Office cation: Cattaraugus tion 9.5.1Vcorp Agent Servcies which may used tobids fill vacanCounty.

The NY in Cattaraugus nOtICE OFlotion: Cattaraugus CSD furnished cies, and/or purchase of certain vert only. cies, and/or purchase of certain Included.

Call 800Company, LLC, ing at 6 PM at the sory Buildings, ices, Inc., 25 Robert ing at 6 PM at the is designated as FORMAtIOn OF appointment. sory Buildings, ices, Inc., 25 Robert BASEBALL, LLC furnished 242, Little valley, nY 14755, AttenCounty.

SSNY is cies, and/or purchase of certain County.

SSNY is specific date. dissolve: No BIDDING CERTIFIcation: Cattaraugus County.

Princ. ing at 6 PM at the sory Buildings, ices, Inc., 25 Robert occur within juriscies which may Secretary of State The NY ARtICLES OF nOtICE OF County.

SSNY is For details apartment with financial organizamaterials, equipfinancial organizaAll bids must be materials, equip960-6203 town hall.

Bonn Way E, 9.5.1 #3Accessory Pitt Dr., 204, town hall. agent of the LLC SKI WInG hUnt 9.5.1Dawn #3Accessory Pitt Dr., Ste 204, A. Franklin, filed withSte theas NYS apartment with nY 14755, Attention Smith. designated financial organizamaterials, designated as specific date.

CATE and a to: 5% Bid 5688 County.

Princ. office ofSte LLC: 4011 town hall.

9.5.1 #3Accessory Pitt Dr., 204, dictions under Cat- Cynthia occur within jurisis designated asadSecretary of State ORGAnIZAtIOn ARtICLES OF designated as log onequiplaundry room, relatingroom, to ment, and/or servtions relating relating to ad- tions ment, and/or servsent or delivered for $750 Off. Town Clerk Great Valley, NY Buildings in an R1 Monsey, NY 10952.

Town Clerk upon whom process Buildings in an R1 Monsey, NY 10952.

CLUB, LLC Assessor Department of State laundry tion Dawn Smith.

Bidding sheets and agent of LLC upon tions to adment, and/or servagent of LLC upon office of LLC: 4011 Wing Hollow trustee Rd., Bond.

Any bid subTown Clerk taraugus County dictions under Cat- ices, Buildings in an R1 Monsey, NY agent service of designated as On OCt 12,10952.

2016 is ORGAnIZAtIOn agent ofUse LLC upon www.caboces.org nofor smokers, ministration, trustee for the ministration, nOtICE OFDistrict, FILInG ices, for the to Cattaraugus Town ofUse Napoli 14741.

Purpose: Zoning Purpose: any lawful Town of Napoli Zoning District, Purpose: any lawful against it may be Arts. of Org. filed Dated: its Articles of no smokers, Bidding sheets and instructions may be whom process ministration, trustee ices, for the whom process Wing Hollow Allegany, NY mitted without such Cattaraugus Town of Napoli Civil Service.

There nOtICE taraugus County process.

The for and/or service of services Zoning Use District, Purpose: anyRd., lawful agent MAGhnUS On ARtICLES OCt 12, 2016 “Regional whom process noand/or pets.mailCounty services OF OF Organization.

OF FILInG Cattaraugus County County DepartVictoria Bedell larger than 100 activity.

Any lawful purpose.

Victoria Bedell larger than 100 activity. served.

The New with Secy. of State December 22, 2016 The no pets. instructions may be obtained online at against it may be services and/or Cattaraugus County against it may be tORecruitment” MY FRIEnDS Allegany, NY 14706. descertification and bid Department Victoria Bedell is currently vaCivil Service. ing(716)649-6922 address process. maillarger than 22, 1002016 activity. tRAnSPORt,LLC MAGhnUS against it may be funding of a for the ofa PubfundingSSNY ofThe ORGAnIZAtIOn OF ARtICLES Department ofThere Pubment of Public December square feet, shall date upon December 22, 2016 square feet, shall shallOF of York Secretary of NY (SSNY) on toSSNY bethe located (716)649-6922 obtained online at www.cattco.org/bidserved.

SSNY shall ing funding of aaagent served.

SSNY shall office Department of PubAnD FAMILY 14706. designated as of deferred bond will not be ac- Latest cancy at the isWorks, currently a vaDecember 22, 2016 LLC is 1 compensaLeisure address for the Filed with NYS tRAnSPORt,LLC square feet, “District served.

SSNY shall lic Works, according deferred compensaOF MSP ORGAnIZAtIOn lic according Works, 8810 Route be a minimum of 6' which LLC is to be a minimum of 6' State shall mail 11/21/16.

Office loin Cattaraugus request, or at the www.cattco.org/bidmail process to: 25 mail process to: 25 deferred compensalic Works, according Thank you fornot toGowanda ignated as agent of upon whom cepted.

Any bid Central cancy at the LLC is 1 Leisure Department ofOF State Filed with theto: NYS be a minimum of 6' Vacancies” mail process 25 tion plan for emspecifications, nOtICE OF tion plan for emPROPERtIES, LLC OF MSP to specifications, nOtICE 242, Little valley, from the side and dissolve: No from the side and process to the LLC cation: Cattaraugus Cattaraugus County request, or at the Robert Pitt Dr., Ste County.

The NY nOtICE OF Robert Pitt Pitt Dr., Dr., Ste tion planagainst for em- it toGowanda specifications, nOtICE making my LLC upon whom process MInERAL School District, Central specifimeeting ALL MInERAL itsSUBStAnCE Articles of OFOF Department of State from the side and DEADLInE: Robert Ste will beMInERAL received SUBStAnCE OF ployees of the the City City ployees of the City Articles of OrganiPROPERtIES, LLC County. will 14755, be received received by nY Attenrear property lines. specific date.County rear propertyoflines. at the address ofbyits rear Princ.

Department Cattaraugus 204, Monsey, NY Secretary of State ARtICLES OF 204, Monsey, NY ployees of will be by SUBStAnCE OF 90th Birthday process against it may be served.

PROjECt Gowanda, NY. District, cations will not be PROjECt Organization.

The its Articles of NY property lines.

1/13/17 204, Monsey, of Salamanca/ undersigned, at ARtICLES OF of Salamanca/ zation of MSP Articles of OrganitheSchool undersigned, at the ARtICLES OF tion Dawn Smith.

PROjECt Also, the size of the Also, the size of the principal office.

Puroffice of LLC: 4011 Public Works, 8810 Department of 10952.

The name is designated as ORGAnIZAtIOn 10952.

The name of Salamanca/ theGowanda, undersigned, at ARtICLES OF Special. may be served.

SSNY shall mail MAnAGEMEnt Salary: $39,925 NY. MAnAGEMEnt considered.

The Office to be located Organization.

The Also, the size of the EOE Salamanca BPU 10952.

The name the Department ofact zation ORGAnIZAtIOn Salamanca BPU PROPERTIES, LLC agent of MSP the Department of ORGAnIZAtIOn Bidding sheets and MAnAGEMEnt garage will be garage will be pose: Any lawful Hollow Rd., Route 242, Little Public Works, 8810 and address of the for service of On OCt 12, 2016 Wing and address of the Salamanca BPU the of ORGAnIZAtIOn A Department special thanks SSNY shall mail process to the LLC LLC. per year.

Final FilSalary: $39,925 LLC. in Cattaraugus Office to be located County Legislature nOtICE OF FILInG garage will be Works Faciland address ofthe the On 11/28/2016, meeting the require- meeting the requirewere filed with PROPERTIES, Public Works FacilOn 11/28/2016, instructions may be Public greater than the LLC.Little greater than theLLC Allegany, or activity.

NY Valley, NY, 14755.

Route 242, Registered Agent is process.

The mailRegistered Agent is MAGhnUS meeting the requirePublic Works Facilgoes to my On 11/28/2016, process to the LLC at the addr. of its Filed 11/30/16. ing Date: January per year.

Final FilFiled 11/30/16.

County.

A+ Agents in Cattaraugus reserves the right to OF ARtICLES OF greater than thethe ments of Section 8810 Route 242, were Registered Agent KPK ments of Section New State filed with ity, 8810 Route at 242, ity, KPKfor SEnIOR obtained online percentage allowed Filed 11/30/16. percentage allowed Phone Dawn Smith 14706.

Valley, NY, 14755.

Vcorp Agent ServSSNY des-is ing address the VcorpYork Agent ServtRAnSPORt,LLC ments of SectionLLC 457 of the Internal ity, 8810 daughter Sharon KPKof at the addr. its princ.

Office: Cattaraugus 27,Valley, 2017.

Exam ing Date: January Office: Cattaraugus of Process, INC is County.

A+ Agents reject anyRoute or all 242, Little ORGAnIZAtIOn percentage allowed New Vcorp Agent ServPROPERtIES, 457 ofoffice. the Internal Office ofas Secretary New York State Little Valley, New PROPERtIES, LLC ACCOUntAnt www.cattco.org/bidfor anInc., accessory Office: Cattaraugus for an accessory at 938-9121, ext.

Phone Dawn Smith ices, Inc., 25 Robert ignated agent of LLC is 1 Leisure ices, 25 Robert Filed with the NYS 457 of the Internal Little Valley, New and my PROPERtIES, LLC princ. office.

Purpose: Any lawful Co. SSNY desigDate: March 18, 27, 2017.

Exam Co.nOtICE SSNY desigdesignated of Process, INC is bids, to waive any OF MSP for an accessory OF A York, until thursices, Inc., 25NovemRobert filed with the NYS Revenue Code and Revenue Code and of on Office of Secretary York, until thursfiledDr., withSte theas NYS #61591 O.C. request, orthursat the This is not Pitt Co. SSNY desigbuilding.

This is not building.

2465 at 938-9121, ext.

204, upon whom PittState Dr., Ste 204, of is State Revenue and Section 5 of the grandchildren.

York, until filed with NYS Purpose: Any lawful activity. nated ason agent for 2017.

A hEARInG $15.00 fil- Department Date: March 18,to PROPERtIES, nated as agent for agent withthe FMCSA designated as informalities, and LLC building.

This not LLC PUBLIC day, january 19, Pitt Dr., Ste 204, Section 5 Code of of theState ber 15, 2016. of State Novemday, january 19, Department of State Department Examination Cattaraugus County in compliance with nated as agent for in compliance with All bids received 2465 Monsey, NY 10952. process against it Monsey, NY 10952. its Articles of Love Shirley Scott Section 5 of the day, january 19, Department of State activity. & shallwith mail agent ing Zoning fee is required 2017.

A1:45 $15.00 process & Organishall mail process of upon with FMCSA accept lowest in The Board 2017 at of 1:45 P.M. its Articles of Law, State Finance Law, Monsey, 10952.

State Finance Office ber 15, 2016.

2017 atthe P.M.filits LLC Articles of whom Eligible list may be Articles Department of the City ofNY Salaprocess &Scott shall mail to: thecompliance City of Salaare subject to The all All bids received any may beLocation: served.

Purpose: any lawful Purpose: State Finance Law, including all rules 2017 at 1:45 P.M. its Articles of lawful 11090 for this ing fee to:Appeals, 11090 process against it of LLC upon whom responsible bid. ofexamination.

MSP the City ofScott Salaof in thewill Organization. after which they Organization.

The including all rules Purpose: any lawful Cattaraugus Office Location: after which they will zation SEE MORE Organization.

The used toisfillrequired vacanPublic Works, 8810 manca Zoning Law, to: 11090 Scott manca Zoning Law, federal and state are subject to all activity.

SSNY shall mail activity.

Office to be located including all rules after which they will PROPERTIES, Organization.

The Hollow Rd, CattaFor applications, for this examination.

Hollow Rd, Cattamay be served. process against it john Searles LLC manca Zoning Law, City of Salamanca, at CLASSIFIEDS and regulations vIAGRA AnD be publicly opened office to be located and regulations County.

The princiCattaraugus be publicly opened activity.

SEE MORE office to be located cies242, which may Route Little Section 5.1Density Section 5.1-14719.

Density process Hollow Rd, Cattaregulations/controls federal and state to the LLC in Cattaraugus and regulations be publicly opened office to be Agent located raugus, NY announcements For applications, raugus, NY 14719. www.salamancapress.com Registered may be served.

County filed Section 5.1Density will hold a with Public at to in CLASSIFIEDS issued pursuant CIALIS USERS! (atthe the at 2:00 P.M. Cattaraugus issued pursuant palthe business locaCounty.

Theany princiatoccur 2:00 P.M. (at the were in Cattaraugus within jurisValley, NY, 14755.

Control Table.

Control Table. raugus, NY 14719. concerning regulations/controls at addr. of its A+ Agents issued (at the at 2:00 P.M. Cattaraugus Purpose: General. and York alocation), complete list announcements Purpose: General. www.salamancapress.com Registered Agent Administrator State Control Table.

Hearing toGeneral. reconthereto.

Cut yourunder drug same

by County.

County.

The NY thereto.pursuant tion nOtICE is located at to in pal business locasame location),

by New nOtICE OF County.

The NY dictions OF The Public Hearing Phone Dawn Smith The Public Hearing Purpose: such equipment, concerning any princ. office. of Process, INC is thereto. same by- Office County.

The NY ofundersigned, qualifications, and alocation), complete list nOtICE OFOF County Center of Area Secretary The Public Hearing sider an VariA copy of the procosts!

SAVE $$! the Secretary of State A copy of the pro6103 Route 16 tion is located at the undersigned, FORMAtIOn OF Secretary of State Cattaraugus County FORMAtIOn will be held at the at 938-9121, ext. will be held at the materials, and/or such equipment, Purpose: Any lawful as A copy of the prothe undersigned, Secretary of State visit the of qualifications, FORMAtIOn OF 303 Court Street of State ondirection Novemwill be held at the posal questionnaire 50 Pills for $99.00. ance request, which designated under the is designated as posal questionnaire South, Franklinville, 6103 Route 16 under the direction ShAMROCK is designated as Civil Service.

ShAMROCK nOtICE OF nOtICE OF City of Salamanca 2465 City of Salamanca services.

All bids materials, and/or activity. agent FMCSA posal questionnaire under the direction is designated as & Cattaraugus County visit theWorks ShAMROCK nOtICE OF Little valley, new 15, 2016.Works City ofwith Salamanca may be obtained FREE Shipping! of the Public was previously forobtained service of may be New York Building, 14737.

South, Franklinville, of the Public FOUnD FARM agent for service of agent There isreceived currently a ber FOUnD FARM & FORMAtIOn OF A Municipal FORMAtIOn OF A of All bidsPublic Municipal Building, must beupon accompaservices.

All bids LLC whom may be obtained of the Works agent for service of Civil Service Cattaraugus County FOUnD FARM & FORMAtIOn OF A York Office Location: Municipal Building, from: 100% Guaranteed Committee the tabled at accompatheof process.

The mailfrom: TheStABLE, New YorkLLC New York 14737.

Committee of 14755 StABLE, process.

TheLLC mailvacancy at the LIMItED LIABILLIMItED LIABIL225 Wildwood Avare subject to all 225 Wildwood Avnied by aagainst NONmust be process it from: Committee of the process.

The mailweb page at Civil Service StABLE, LLC LIMItED LIABIL225 Wildwood SEE Name: andand Discreet.

County The ing address for the Name: Secretary of State New York AvArticles of Organiing address for the Cattaraugus County Cattaraugus Articles ofMORE OrganiItY COMPAnY ItY COMPAnY enue, Salamanca, federal state enue, Salamanca, COLLUSIVE nied by a NONmay be served.

Name: Cattaraugus County www.cattco.org/jobs web page at ing address for the Articles of OrganiCLASSIFIEDS ItY COMPAnY County.

The princienue, Salamanca, April Vecchiarella CALL 1-800Legislature.

Each LLC 2254 JohnAprilisVecchiarella is designated asat Secretary of State Legislature.

Each zation LLC isfiled 2254with JohnHealth Department, zation filedonwith (LLC): nAME: (LLC): nAME: New York Tuesregulations/controls New York on TuesBIDDING CERTIFICOLLUSIVE www.salamancapress.com Registered Agent to April Vecchiarella Legislature.

Each www.cattco.org/jobs LLC is 2254 Johnzation filed (LLC): nAME: pal business locaNew York on TuesE-Mail: avec425bid, at the time it is& is son Road, Olean, E-Mail: avecagent of the LLC designated as Bid bid, at the 0211 time Secretary State son Road,ofOlean, Olean, NY. it is Secretary ofwith State ELLEn FEntOn & day, ELLEn FEntOn January 10, day, January 10, concerning any CATE and a 5% BIDDING CERTIFIavecE-Mail: bid, at the time it is son Road, Olean, Secretary of process State ELLEn FEntOn & agent tion is located at Bid chiarella@salmun.c day, January 10, received, will be NY 14760. The chiarella@salmun.c upon whom ofAny thebid LLC received, will be on The NYNY 14760.

Salary: $27.49 of NYat on5:30 COMPAnY, LLC, COMPAnY, LLC, 2017 P.M. in of 2017 at 5:30 P.M. in such equipment, CUStOMER SERvBond. subCATE and a 5% chiarella@salmun.c received, will hour. be NY 14760. of NY onit may COMPAnY, LLC, 6103 Route 16 stamped the 2017 atwithout 5:30 P.M. in the against be upon whom process stamped with the 11/17/2016.

Office purpose of The the busi- purpose of the busi$31.14 per 11/17/2016.

Office Articles of organizaArticles ofwith organizaConference the Conference materials, and/or CUStOMER SERvICE REP. Full mitted such Bond.

Any bid substamped with the purpose the busi11/17/2016.

Help Wanted Articles oftime organizaSouth, Franklinville, date and of the Conference served. The Office New against it may be date and timeDate: of location: Cattarauness is toof engage in ness is to engage in Final Filing

GOWANDA PRESS

THE GOWANDA PRESS

it p O oq t in c C f S t is am ps f in Ld t p o S m m 4 R S S i a i t A p m f N A E c

o T C A b la t c Y t 4 F a

THE GOWANDA PRESS

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017

OUT & ABOUT ■ Dec. 30, 10 to 11 a.m., Preschool Storytime, Concord Public Library in Springville. Free program for ages 3-5.

For more information or to register, call 592-7742.

■ Dec. 31, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., New Year’s Eve Celebration and Torchlight Parade, Holiday Valley. Party begins at 9 p.m. with family-friendly event at oliday alley Lodge ain oor and ad lt party in - ar on top oor. orchlight parade, 11:15 p.m. on Cindy’s Run; firewor s begin at p. . with grand finale at idnight. all .

■ Jan. 4, 7 p.m., Paint Night at the Tamarack Club at Holiday Valley. Paint a masterpiece and enjoy a beverage at the same time. Visit holidayvalley.com.

■ an. , to a. ., Preschool Storytime, Concord Public Library in Springville. Free program for ages 3-5.

For more information or to register, call 592-7742.

■ an. , p. ., Songs of Hope music night, Gowanda Hollywood Theater

19

To submit an event or happening for Out & About, email event details to gowandapress@gmail.com, send via mail to 49 W. Main St., Gowanda, NY 14041 or call 241-7267. Please be sure to include date and time and any cost associated with the event. Out & About listings are free of charge.

on Main Street in Gowanda. Original and Christian music by Josh Seiler, Eric Stratton and Joe Ells on guitars and piano. Free and open to public. Call 2590141.

■ Jan. 7, 7 p.m., Peter Cetera, Seneca Allegany Event Center, $25.

■ Jan. 13, 10 to 11 a.m., Preschool Storytime, Concord Public Library in Springville. Free program for ages 3-5.

For more information or to register, call an 592-7742.

■ Jan. 14, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., HarleyDay Valley at Holiday Valley Resort in Ellicottville. Sponsored by Gowanda Harley-Davidson. Live music, food and drin s, and the pstart will be available. Visit gowandaharley.com.

■ an. , to p. ., Free Community Meal, Trinity United Church of Christ, 30 Erie Ave. in Gowanda. All are welcome.

■ Jan. 15, 2 to 5 p.m., United Heritage Fiddlers meet at North Collins Center Senior. All acoustic instruments

are welcome to participate. Weather permitting. Refreshments provided. Open to the public. No charge.

■ Jan. 18, 7 p.m., Paint Night at the Tamarack Club at Holiday Valley. Paint a masterpiece and enjoy a beverage at the same time. Visit holidayvalley.com.

■ Jan. 19, Discover NY Ski Day, Holiday Valley. Purchase 8-hour lift tic et thro gh i areas of ew or for . isit is iny.co .

■ Jan. 20, 10 to 11 a.m., Preschool Storytime, Concord Public Library in Springville. Free program for ages 3-5.

For more information or to register, call 592-7742.

■ Jan. 20-22, Winter Blues Weekend in downtown Ellicottville. Blues music scattered throughout village during the wee end. isit ellicottvilleny.co for complete schedule.

■ Jan. 21 & 22, Olean Area Outdoor and Rec Sports Show, Good Times of lean. Latest h nting and fishing gear and more. Hours, Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5

p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 372-4433.

■ an.

- , a. . to p. . Your Turn Women’s Ski Clinic, Holiday Valley. Led by Lisa Densmore Ballard. Cost $290 includes coaching, demo equipment, some meals. Call (800) 323-0020.

■ Jan. 27, 10 to 11 a.m., Preschool Storytime, Concord Public Library in Springville. Free program for ages 3-5.

For more information or to register, call 592-7742.

■ Jan. 28 & 29, USASA Boardercross Weekend, Holiday Valley. A wee end of oardercross events with competition to be held on Moonshadow course. Visit holidayvalley. com.

■ Jan. 28, 7 p.m., Kris Kristofferson, Seneca Allegany Event Center, $25.

■ an. , noon to p. ., Aspire Ski the Valley, oliday alley. enefits children and adults with disabilities in estern ew or . sic, bas et raf es and more. Visit aspirewny.org.

Keeping healthcare local for you and your neighbors.

Common surgical procedures at BCH • Colonoscopy

Gavin Davison, MD Board-Certified Surgeon

• EGD/Upper Endoscopy • Gallbladder Removal • Appendectomy • Hernia Repair • Mediport Insertion

surgical Center

Dr. Davison is now accepting new patients and all major insurance plans in his 2nd floor office.

For appointments call (716) 794-3295.

Visit www.bertrandchaffee.com/surgery for a complete list of procedures.

Keeping Healthcare Lo

20

THE GOWANDA PRESS

Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 5, 2017