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Allstate Foundation, Make-a-Wish team up to make dreams come true By Amy Robb

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Allstate Insurance Agent Michael Huber received the “Allstate Agency Hands in the Community” award for his service in the area, particularly with the Make-a-Wish Foundation of Metro New York in Snyder. The recognition came

with a $1,000 grant from the Allstate Foundation, to be used at the Make-aWish location in Snyder that Huber volunteers at. The Allstate Foundation was established in 1952 by the Allstate Corporation (NYSE: ALL), functioning as an independent charitable organization. The foundation works with other non-profits to improve the well-being of

people in different communities, with the help of Allstate’s reputation and resources that span the entire nation. Teen safe driving, positive youth development, and aid to domestic violence survivors are the three main avenues Allstate Foundation sends help to, but causes like the Make-a-Wish Foundation are also important to them. Huber seems to have

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been a natural choice for the award, as “…an active and respected member of the business community, protecting customers with insurance and financial products,” according to Don Rubbo, New York regional sales leader at Allstate Insurance Company. “He also makes it a priority to dedicate his time and efforts to make a difference in people’s lives. Michael exemplifies the full spectrum of what it means to be an Allstate agent and has truly become a name and face in his community.” Huber serves as the bridge between the two non-profits, giving extra

funds to a cause he believes so much in. M a k e - a - Wi s h M e t r o New York and Western New York make it their mission to touch the lives of children with life-threatening medical conditions in any way they can, making the most wild and farreaching wishes become a reality every 10 hours. Volunteers for Make-aWish help as wish granters, fundraisers, special events assistants among other capacities, across 17 western counties of New York State. Each child’s resilience in the face of a difficult burden inspires Make-a-Wish to work just as hard to grant the wishes of these amazing kids. The wish experience can be a game-changer, even during the darkest of times. Kids that are a part of this program wish to “be,” “give,” “have,” “meet” or “go,” following their heart’s desire to help people, travel, or meet their heroes. Five-year-old Jaxon, for instance, found out at a very early age that he has a life-threatening heart defect, Congenital Cardiac Condition. He chose to meet former Sabres Goalie Ryan Miller, since watch-

ing his favorite sports team always put the biggest smile on his face. Jaxon, along with his entire family, were whisked away in a limo to meet members of the Sabres organization, and then they were able to attend a closed practice. Jaxon was able to have one-onone conversations with the players, and even got to try on Nathan Gerbe’s skates. The day came to an end with a lunch buffet and chocolate cake to celebrate the one year anniversary of his heart surgery. The next day, the stick Jaxon signed for Ryan Miller (for good luck) was used in the game the family attended. Wishes like these, so complete and full of emotion, are what Huber and other Make-aWish volunteers live for. It’s what makes them so passionate about what they do, making magical days like these possible. For more information on the Allstate Foundation, visit allstate.com/foundation. Those looking to get involved with Make-aWish can go to wny.wish. org. Michael Huber’s Allstate office is located at 1282 French Rd. in Depew.

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Jacobs calls on state for a ‘fair share of DMV revenue Erie County Clerk Chris Jacobs is advocating for an equitable share of the fee revenue generated at the local auto bureaus. “When someone comes into one of our County Auto Bureaus, over 87 percent of the fee you pay goes to Albany. Our county staff does the bulk of the work but Albany takes the majority of the money and that is simply not fair,” said Jacobs. In a letter sent to the Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Jacobs urged the governor to work with the State Legislature to amend the current law to increase the sharing percentage. From 2011-2013, New York State extracted more than $90 million in auto fee revenue from Erie County, while Erie County kept approximately $12 million.

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The Lancaster High School Bands will welcome James Gourlay, internationally acclaimed tuba soloist and conductor, at the annual Guest Artist Concert at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 12. The concert was meant to be held on Nov. 18, but it was cancelled due to the snowstorm. Gourlay graciously accepted to come back for the rescheduled concert. Born in Scotland, Gourlay learned to play and appreciate music, volunteering in the local school brass band. His talent and perseverance led to recognition as the Scottish National solo champion at junior and senior levels, and soon after high school he studied tuba performance at the Royal College of music in London. After a short stay at the college, Gourlay accepted a full time position in the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, on tuba of course, and three years later he was appointed principal tuba for the BBC Symphony Orchestra in London. Gourlay also expanded his work from live performances to the film industry, playing on sound tracks for Superman II and III, as well as Batman and Robin. After his film work, Gourlay once again made his way into live performances, playing as solo tubist with the Zurich Opera House in Switzerland. Today, Gourlay lives in the United States as conductor and artistic director of the River City Brass Band in Pittsburgh, Pa. Richard Goss, director for the Lancaster High School Bands, took his students to Pittsburgh on a marching

find someone so talented who is also able to pass on what they know to others. Gourlay will be playing two solos, play in a quartet, and will be conducting two pieces. Given Gourlay’s Scottish heritage, selections will include Scottish and British folksongs, like Carl Strommen’s “Glengarry Way.” One of Gourlay’s solos, “Gabriel’s Oboe” by Ennio Morricone, will be a featured treat. “It’s a really impressive piece, something you wouldn’t expect a tuba player to perform,” said Goss. Tickets can be purchased at the door, $3 for adults and $2 for students. The concert will be in the Lancaster High School Auditorium, One Forton Drive. Tickets purchased for the original concert date will be honored Jan. 12. Those interested in learning more can call the Lancaster High School Music Department at 686-3255 ext. 9831.

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The Friends of the BPO Volunteers and the Buffalo Chamber Music Society partner each year to award the Young Musician Scholarships and the Silverman String Scholarships varying from $1000 to $3000 to recognize exceptionally talented young people who are pursuing music in their future studies.

These scholarships are available to high school seniors from Erie and Niagara County, who will major in music at any college or university in Fall 2015. The due date for applications is Jan 15. More info is available on www.bpo.org under education or by calling 759-6428.

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Armor Inn Tap Room Ellicottville is now open Residents of Ellicottville should prepare themselves for a new lip-smacking Barbecue restaurant in town. Owner of the Armor Inn Tap Room, JC Seneca opened his newest establishments doors on Friday December 19, 2014. This will be the second location opening for the Armor Inn Tap Room, which is located right in the â&#x20AC;&#x153;heart of townâ&#x20AC;? across the street from the Wingate by Wyndham Hotel in Ellicottville, NY. The Armor Inn Tap Room offers family friendly casual dining, specializing in mouth-watering Barbecue. They will be open 7 days a week starting at 7a.m. for breakfast, lunch, dinner and at 10p.m. a late night menu will be available. We will continue serving your favorite items including the Signature Smoked Wings and BBQ Nachos. We have also added new items including the entire breakfast menu, home-made pizza logs and BBQ Tacos. The restaurant will also feature a Happy Hour Monday through Friday from 11am-6pm and Thursday Wing Night, Fish Fry Fridays, Saturday Prime Rib Dinner Special and Sunday Kids Eat Free. Bring the family in and enjoy a great dining experience and a great scenic view of Ellicottville. Along with delicious food the Armor Inn will also feature a fun and entertaining nightlife. There is a full service bar with a wide variety of taps with brands and styles of beer to choose from for all beer enthusiasts. /LYH HQWHUWDLQPHQW ZLOO Ă&#x20AC;OO the restaurant with music so you can dance the night away RU UHOD[ E\ WKH Ă&#x20AC;UH SODFH Live music will be performed Friday and Saturday nights of all genres. This weekend we will feature the best Blues acts during Ellicottvilleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

More Clues To Help You Spot Sampson Have you spotted Sampson yet? Community Papers of WNY and LAMAR Outdoor Advertising have joined together to welcome Sampson to his hometown. The Buffalo Zooâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s newest baby giraffe can be seen in a series of eight billboards throughout the Buffalo metropolitan area, through February 1, 2015. These billboards are help-

ing to usher in a new year of celebrations at the zoo, including an upcoming coloring contest (winners chosen at random)! To kick off the celebration, CPOWNY is sponsoring a contest to win a stuffed baby giraffe, complete with a bandana with Sampsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name. The first entry from each of the 25 community papers to correctly submit all

eight routes and cross-street billboard locations, will win the collectible giraffe. After spotting all eight billboards, fill out the entry form on this page, and mail it to Community Papers of WNY, Attn: Sampson Billboard Contest, PO Box 790, Cheektowaga, NY 14225. All eight locations must be included and identified to be eligible; only one entry per person; one winner chosen per paper.

To help you along, we will be providing clues each week to the locations of the billboards.

Winter Blues Weekend, Jan. 9 we will have JJ White & the All Nighters and Jan. 10 we will host Dive House Union bot starting at 9pm. Later in the month, on Jan. 27 the newest, award winning blues sensation and National recording artist the Selwyn Birchwood band will be performing in the restaurant. Mr. Seneca said, â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am very excited to open a new restaurant in such a great and thriving community like Ellicottville, NY. I am very thankful to all of the business RZQHUV HOHFWHG RIĂ&#x20AC;FLDOV DQG community members for being so welcoming.â&#x20AC;? Seneca has assembled a team to run the Armor Inn comprised of greatly experienced people from WNY. From wait staff to management, the very best will represent the newest Armor Inn location. Senecaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s management team consists of Matthew Brunner as the Director of Food & Beverage

for all his restaurants including Native Pride Diner, and both Armor Inn Tap Room locations, Kirstin Knowles as the restaurants General Manager, Michele -DFREVRQ ZLOO EH WKH Ă RRU EDU & catering manager and Troy Skowronski is the Executive Chef. Together they will make every familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dining experience in Ellicottville a special one. We would like to thank Bill Paladino of Ellicott Development and all of the contractors and employees who helped us with every stage of the building process. Mr. Senecaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Director of Development, Mark 7XĂ&#x20AC;OODUR DQG KLV WHDP KDYH worked very hard renovating this space to become a beautiful restaurant. We also look forward to our partnership with Ellicott Hospitality and The Wingate by Wyndham Hotel in Ellicottville coming in January 2015.

Clue #1 Look for a billboard by the Edward Saunders Unity Center

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Clue #2 A billboard can be found near St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Collegiate Institute

Keep your eyes open, as you travel around WNY, for these special Sampson billboards. If you missed any previous clues given last week, check prior newspaper delivery week. Contest entries due by February 6

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Local sports Lady Lancers win Depew’s inaugural tournament

By William ‘Ski’ Wilczewski SPORTS REPORTER

It wasn’t easy but the St. Mary’s Lady Lancers grinded their way to winning the inaugural Wildcat Basketball Tournament in Depew on Monday, Dec. 29. The 44-49 title win came against the host Lady Wildcats in a game that saw Kayla Prentki sink a game-high 15 points. It helped her earn tourna-

ment MVP honors. “It feels good,” the junior center said, “and it feels good to play with these girls, so it’s the whole team effort no matter what.” In fact, teammates Annie Hamilton and Kaitlyn Kowalewski combined for 17 points in the cause, including two 3-pointers from Hamilton. “This was a knock-down drag-out,” Lady Lancer skipper Keith Junik said. “I wasn’t sure what this tournament was going to

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Depew’s Brianna Dotterweich (25) tries to steal the ball from St. Mary’s’ Kayla Prentki. Pentki ended the night with a game-high 15 points, plus won tournament MVP honors after her Lady Lancers beat Depew 49-44 in the title game of the inaugural Wildcat Tournament.

be when we first got into it, but it was so great to play two teams that just push and shove around, but we stepped up. I thought we were the tougher team both times, and that hasn’t been our calling card.” Junik was referring to his club’s 44-40 victory over Lancaster in first round that also saw Depew bash City Honors 57-15. That win for the Lady Wildcats, though, came at cost when senior point guard Idalis Santiago sprained her ankle and was available for the title match. “That doesn’t help, but everybody else stepped up. That’s why it was a close game,” Depew head coach Charlie Guay said. “But it is what it is. We had foul trouble and stuff like that, plus we were down a girl, but I tell you, they played their hearts out. I couldn’t ask for any more.” With Santiago sidelined, Guay still had 6-foot-1 center Tess Borgosz to rely on. The sophomore didn’t disappoint with a team-high 12 points, but it could have been much worse if St. Mary’s hadn’t double-teamed her most of the contest. “Tess is good, but we didn’t back off and we weren’t scared of her,” Junik said. “We surrounded her and sandwiched her and said that if we’re going to lose, we’re going to lose to someone besides her.” Depew Brianna Dotterweich tried to pick up the slack with 10 points on the night for the Lady Wildcats, while Sarah

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(From left to right) Depew’s Sarah Federowicz, St. Mary’s’ Annie Hamilton and Depew’s Brianna Dotterweich battle for the ball on Monday, Dec. 29. Federowicz and Brooke Whalen combined for 17, but it just wasn’t enough in a tight contest that saw St. Mary’s with the lead most of the contest. Depew, however, broke through midway through the third quarter when a Federowicz free throw put them up by one. St. Mary’s, though, reclaimed the lead quickly on a Prentki bucket and never really looked back. They advanced to 7-4 on the season, while dropping Depew to 5-4. Depew, however, was not the only team without its starting point guard, because St. Mary’s’ Hannah Pufpaff was at a club soc-

cer tournament—giving her teammates even more reason to step up. “I feel like I came out with a better attitude,” Prentki said. “Our coach talked about ‘next man up,’ and since one of our best players wasn’t here today, I thought why not? So, I stepped up and the team stepped up, and they really came together and I just helped out. “We all have amazing skills,” she added, “and our coach just told us that we’ve got to play to our best abilities; be you, and if you do that, there’s no one that can stop you—and it happened.” Now, Junik’s squad plans

to benefit from the experience. “Now we got more experience for these guys, and they learned how to win and play, so it’s great to see this progression,” he said. “We were just having a great time playing a really good team that was really physical, but I go back to our progression. I’m very excited to see it happen so soon, right before the league play starts. “Our confidence is just growing and growing,” he added, “so fingers crossed that we can keep that up.” In Dec. 29’s consolation game, Lancaster also easily glided past City Honors 38-8 to earn the bronze.

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Redskins start new year strong with big win over Clarence

By William ‘Ski’ Wilczewski SPORTS REPORTER

Prior to the New Year break, Lancaster High head hockey coach Kevin Miller was kept lamenting that his team was having a hard time putting the puck in the net. It resulted in a 2-5 record and being outscored 23-13. When the new hockey year rung in, however, the Redskins celebrated with a 7-3 whooping of Clarence on Saturday, Jan. 3, when they scored four—yes, four!—power play goals on the struggling Devils. “Yeah, we’ve been working on our power play a lot in practice, trying to toughen that up, because last game we had a lot of power play opportunities that we didn’t cash in on, so we did a lot of power play work,” Lancaster captain Josh Hendel said. “We also changed up the lines a little bit and it seems to be going good. We’ve been working hard in practice and we’ve just got to keep that up, and we’ll go from there; hopefully we’ll get more wins.” This win upped the Redskins to 3-5, despite a trend of being down early. On Jan. 3, that happened when Clarence’s Anthony Lunetta netted one about two minutes into the contest. A neat little shorthanded hustle play by Brandon Fox, though, finally put Lancaster on the board with about three minutes

left in the initial frame. “For us to get that kind of energy going was huge,” Redskins skipper Kevin Miller said. “Our one guy, Fox, was able to forecheck and he found a lucky bounce and it slid past, and that was enough to open up the flood gates.” In fact, accept for a second period goal by Clarence’s Eric Grupp and a late netter from Matt Zaffram with 12 ticks left on the clock, the night belonged Lancaster, which got a pair of goals from Jordan Hussar, who scored on two power plays in the second and third periods. Teammate Mike Walker also knocked in two on the night—one which deflected in off a blast from Anthony Cottrell to give them a 3-2 edge. The next was five minutes later to put them up 4-2 to end the second stanza. Zach Fischer and Mathieu Rachiele also joined in on the fun in the third— finally putting a symbolic smile on the face of Miller. Clarence “had quite a few more penalties than we did (10-5) and, fortunately, we were able to find the back of the net because of it,” he said. “We were kind of struggling in that regard. We had a lot of close chances but it’s nice to see the boys are cashing in—and it’s not just one or two. It’s a good array of boys that are scoring.” “We were hitting open guys more,” Hendel added, “and we were looking for better scoring opportunities and got them, which is always pretty good.” It snapped a three-game losing streak for Lancaster, which fell to Orchard Park, plus McQuaid and Ham-

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plus we did a good job fore-checking and keeping the puck in their end rather than our own.” After the Clarence game, the Redskins had still been outscored 26-20 on the season, but Miller was hoping his boys would use the momentum as a springboard for the second half

of the 2014-15 campaign. “Every game we go into we really feel we’ve got a legitimate shot of winning,” he said, “and it’s whatever team makes the least amount of mistakes and whatever team capitalizes on their own opportunities; that team’s going to win.

“Fortunately we got a lot of power play goals and the shorty out there today, so it was good to see,” he added. “We kind of needed this, because we had a tournament recently where we lost two games so it was good to see the boys rebound with a win today. We need to continue it.”

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the term “re-gifted” fit perfectly. The post-Christmas date was chosen due to a scheduling conflict with other holiday concerts, particularly the Freudig Singers performing their annual concert at Blessed Trinity. The later date actually worked out better for each church, falling close to the Feast of the Epiphany, or “Little Christmas,” which marks when the three kings arrive for the birth of Jesus. Music Directors Nick DelBello and Peter Gonicarz will be accompanying the choirs as well as directing, on trumpet and organ respectively. In addition to his work with the choirs, DelBello also directs the Buffalo Brass Concert. Gonicarcz, a musical peer, is considered a “phenomenal organist,” according to Casassa. Like the choirs, this will be the first time these two directors are playing together too. Both concerts will be the same program, with popular songs like “Hark, The Herald Angels Sing,” along with more harmonious pieces like “Christmas Hath a Darkness.” Each choir will sing six songs on their own, and the choirs will combine for two pieces at the beginning of the program and three to finish it off. “The audience can join in on some of the wellknown Christmas carols too,” added Casassa. A suggested donation for each concert is $10.

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