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Williamsville Courier/ Friday, October 31, 2014

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Giangrecco-Marotta joins Summit Fallon Health to expand services Educational Resources Pamela GiangrecoMarotta has joined Summit Educational Resources as Director of Administrative Services with responsibility for managing all agency office operations and procedures to ensure organizational effectiveness and efficiency. She will manage clerical support functions across the agency including Summit Academy, Outreach, Family Support Services, and Behavioral Health Services. With more than 15 years of operations/process management experience, Pam comes to Summit from Unyts where she was Director of Fixed Site Operations since 2007. She has also worked for American Red Cross and Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. She attended Erie Community College. Pam and her family reside in Blasdell. “Pam’s background in electronic records management as well as her ability to implement consistent processes across multiple sites will be a great asset to Summit,” said Diana Schmit, Summit – Division Chief. “I’m very pleased to welcome her to our team.” The Administrative Services department provides office support to Summit’s behavioral health office locations

Pamela Giangreco-Marotta. at 415 North French in Amherst and at 4535 Southwestern Boulevard in Hamburg as well as Summit Academy locations at 150 Stahl Road in Getzville and 165 Creekside Drive in Amherst. With a staff of more than 500 professionals

and expertise in autism treatment, Summit is a non-profit provider of evidence-based educational, behavioral health, adult and family support services to more than 1700 individuals with developmental, social and behavioral challenges.

Weinberg Campus, our region’s largest aging health campus, today announced that it has formed a joint venture with Fallon Health of Massachusetts to expand the services currently provided through its Total Aging in Place Program (TAIPP) in Erie County in Western New York state. Effective immediately, TAIPP will be known as Fallon Health Weinberg. Recognizing the needs of an increasing number of elders in the region, Weinberg Campus is extending its services further into the community. Weinberg reached out to a nationally recognized not-for-profit health care services organization with extensive experience in caring for adults over 55 with complex care needs. The joint venture, Fallon Health Weinberg, will bring together each organization’s capabilities and expertise in delivering high-quality, person-centered, cost-effective health care programs to individuals who require supportive services due to long-term health needs. There will be a number of programs offered under the Fallon Health Weinberg umbrella. The first is TAIPP, which was established in 2003. TAIPP is a Managed Long Term Care plan (MLTC) and a provider of community-based long-term care services. The program is designed to help participants to continue to live safely in their own homes

and communities. The program provides and coordinates needed health care and supportive services to promote independence. In support of the planned expansion of services, Fallon Health Weinberg has applied to expand this MLTC plan to serve eligible individuals 21 years and over in both Erie and Niagara counties. In addition, it also has applied to become a provider of a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), and will soon begin marketing a Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plan (HMO SNP) for dual-eligibles in October for a Jan. 1, 2015, enrollment date. PACE is a Medicare and Medicaid program that helps people age 55 and older meet their health care needs in the community instead of going to a nursing home or other care facility. Fallon Health Weinberg’s HMO SNP is a Medicare Advantage plan for individuals 21 years and older who are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid. “This is an exciting opportunity for Weinberg Campus to further its mission of serving residents of Erie and Niagara counties. We remain committed to the local community and encourage healthy, independent and engaged lifestyles,” said David Dunkelman, president and CEO, Weinberg Campus. “Fallon Health’s experience in delivering unsurpassed health care will help us

make an immediate and meaningful difference in the lives of all members of our community in compassionate, respectful and dignified ways.” “Fallon Health Weinberg will increase access to high-quality, affordable care, especially for those who will most benefit from a well-coordinated, wellintegrated plan of care,” said Patrick Hughes, Fallon Health President and CEO. “An invaluable resource to the community, Weinberg Campus shares our commitment to creating solutions that improve the health and well-being of the communities we serve.” Fallon Health Weinberg, which is based in Amherst, brings together two highly respected and experienced non-profit organizations. Fallon Health, a nationally ranked and recognized health care services organization, has a proven track record of managing high-risk populations through coordinated care models that improve health outcomes and ensure appropriate utilization of services. Weinberg Campus, which has been providing home and community-based services, senior housing and support to the local community for nearly 100 years, remains committed to creating homelike environments that assist individuals to live according to their changing needs and values.

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Life’s A Stitch with Shamrock Chic If you’re looking for something Irish to give to a special someone this Christmas, be sure to visit Shamrock Chic. This seasonal store has two locations: in the new wing at the Niagara Falls Fashion Outlet Mall and by the food court at the McKinley Mall. Marjorie Corrow – who believes in the old-fashioned, tried and true business values, including quality merchandise, fair prices and the art of outstanding customer service – started Shamrock Chic in 1997. The business motto she created for Shamrock Chic is, “Our quality, our pride,” and all of her employees business stand by it. Corrow studied fashion design at the University of Vermont and earned a Bachelor of Science in Clothing, Textile and Design. Utilizing her talents, Corrow designs and embroiders all of the Irish-themed apparel

available to purchase. Her work has been featured in “Stitches,” a national embroidery trade magazine, and was chosen among thousands of applicants as one of the 10 most interesting businesswomen to follow in the embroidery industry. This Buffalo native brings an ethnic flavor to the coats, vests, hats, gloves, fashion tees, hoodies and specialty items she sells. The store also features high-quality Guinness apparel, “Genuine” Inis perfume, fashion bangle bracelets directly from Ireland, handbags and accessories. If there are any items you have seen before but don’t see at either of Shamrock Chic’s locations, ask one of the store’s employees about it and chances are you will get it sent to you as a special order. Though Shamrock Chic is a seasonal store, Corrow travels throughout the

remainder of the year as a vendor at the largest Irish festivals across the country, including: Milwaukee, Wis.; Dublin, Ohio; and Buffalo’s own Irish Festival. She is also a vendor at Western New York’s very popular Irish Feiseanna Dance Competition, as well as Ancient Order of Hibernians (A.O.H.) Conferences. Corrow aspires to make Shamrock Chic a common household name nationwide among both the Irish and the Irish item connoisseurs alike. Merchandise can be purchased year-round on etsy.com and www.lifesastitchemb.com. Items may also be purchased by placing an order through the “Life’s A Stitch Embroidery, LLC” Facebook page. For more information, call 518-423-3999 or send an email to lastitch@nycap. rr.com.

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Living Well sponsors ‘Caring for the Caregivers’ conference

Caregivers can learn techniques to help them experience less stress, deeper peace and better health, by attending a free Living Well conference entitled Caring for the Caregivers, to be offered on Nov. 1 in Kenmore and on Nov. 15 in Amherst. Caregiver stress is a serious concern today, with 65.7 million caregivers, or 29 percent of the U.S. adult population providing care to someone who is ill, disabled or aged (National Alliance for Caregiving). If left unchecked, caregiver stress can lead to burnout, decreased levels of health and deteriorating relationships. In a recent survey by the National Alliance for Caregiving, 67 percent of caregivers said they do not go to the doctor because they put their family’s needs first, or they put their care recipient’s needs over their own. More than half (51 percent) said they do not have time to take care of themselves and almost half (49 percent) said they are too tired to do so. Caring for the Caregivers is a half-day conference to reduce caregiver stress, learn about local resources and meet physical, emotional, social and/or spiritual needs by developing action plans with professionals, family and friends. The workshop includes topics such as warning signs to watch for in your loved one; what resources are available to help you and your care receiver; and how to develop a plan to monitor your needs as well as those of your care receiver. The conference will be held from 9:30 a.m. to noon on

Saturday, Nov. 1 at Kenmore United Methodist Church, 32 Landers Rd., Kenmore; and again from 1-3:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 15 at Amherst Center for Senior Services, 370 John James Audubon Pkwy., Amherst. There is no charge to attend the conference. Register by calling the Kenmore United Methodist Church at 875-5091 or visiting www.ChooseToLiveWell.org. Presenters at the conference include Dr. Tom DeLoughry, Ed.D., director of the Living Well program; Miriam Callahan, coordinator of the Caregiver Resource Center for the Erie County Senior Services; Lisa Rood, planning coordinator for the Erie County Senior Services; James Y. Bender, executive director of Hearts and Hands; and Sanford Levy, MD, specialist in integrative holistic medicine. Living Well is an interfaith and community collaborative that is led by a partnership between the Upper New York United Methodist Conference and the ELCA Lutheran Synod through their older adult ministries. It is working closely with Hearts and Hands, a not-for-profit organization which works collaboratively with area faith groups and other organizations to pair volunteers with older and physically-challenged adults for basic transportation and in-home supports. The Living Well program is an evolution of an earlier program that was a recipient of AARP’s Social Impact Award.

Art society to host Holiday Show The Williamsville Art Society will host their Holiday Show, featuring over 100 paintings by 52 artists, from Nov. 3 through Dec. 3 at the Amherst Center for Senior Services, 370 John James Audubon Pkwy., Amherst. The public is welcome to view the show during center hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Hanging paintings in watercolor, oil, acrylic and other

mediums will be on exhibit and available for sale. All pieces will be available for sale. The Williamsville Art Society was established in 1953 and has over 80 members. They host an annual Holiday and Spring Show. Membership information will be available at the senior center exhibit.

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Food Drive Groceries, household supplies, toiletries, paper products, and pet food and supplies will be collected during November at Montgomery Park Independent Retirement Community, 6363 Transit Rd., East Amherst. Any donation is appreciated and all will be delivered to local food pantries. Fashion Show The ECMC Volunteer Board will host their annual event on Sat., Nov. 1 at Classics V, 2425 Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst. Tickets are $30, include lunch, a theme basket auction, special auction, 50/50 drawing. Theme: “Fashion on a Budget.” Featuring clothing from Clothes Mentor. Proceeds benefit ECMC. Info/Tickets: 898-3269. Lego Club for children ages 4 and older will meet the following: noon Nov. 1 and Dec. 6 at Clearfield Library; 4 p.m. Nov. 6 and Dec. 4 at the Williamsville Library; 4 p.m. Nov. 10 and Dec. 8 at the EggertsvilleSnyder Library; and 4 p.m. Nov. 12 and Dec. 3 at the Audubon Library. Legos provided. Registration required. Spaghetti Dinner to benefit the Sisters of St. Francis (Williamsville) will be served from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sun., Nov. 2 at Our Lady of Peace, 10950 Main St., Clarence. Tickets: $10 adults, $5 children under 10. Take-outs available. Enjoy door prizes, theme baskets, auctions and the ever-popular “NunSweeter” Bake Sale. Info: 632-2155, ext. 687. Annual Chinese Auction for Second Chance

Sheltering Network will be on Nov. 2 at Main-Transit Fire Hall, 6777 Main St., Williamsville. Doors at 1 p.m., drawings at 3 p.m. $10 admission includes entrance, five auction tickets, beverage and dessert. Bring a 3.5 pound or larger bag of Purina One Cat/Kitten food, receive 25 auction tickets free. Auction donations appreciated: 8674067 (Northtowns) or 6686222 (Southtowns). New Alzheimer’s Support Group begins at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month at Heathwood Assisted Living, 815 Hopkins Rd., Williamsville. Sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association WNY chapter. Designed to provide emotional/social support for caregivers and help participants develop methods/skills to solve problems. Encourages caregivers to maintain their own personal, physical and emotional health, as well as optimally care for the person with dementia. New participants always welcome. Info: alz.org/ WNY or 1-800-272-3900. Holiday Show featuring over 100 paintings by 52 artists will be on view Nov. 3 to Dec. 3 at the Amherst Center for Senior Services, 370 John James Audubon Pkwy., Amherst. Host: Williamsville Art Society. Public welcome to view from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. All pieces available for sale. Holiday Craft Sale will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tues., Nov. 4 in the atrium of Beechwood Homes, 2235 Millersport Highway, Getzville. Public invited. Over 30 artists

selling jewelry, ceramics, jellies, gift baskets, candles, embroidered items, woodcrafts, knitted items, baked goods, pressed flowers, plants and more. Proceeds benefit Beechwood’s recreation programs for its residents. Harry Potter’s Owls Hawk Creek will be presenting an educational program featuring the owls of Harry Potter at 6:30 p.m. Wed., Nov. 5 at the Audubon Library. Bring the whole family and learn about our magical feathered friends. Registration required. Info: 689-4922. Museum After Hours will be held until 8 p.m. every Thursday (Nov. 6, 13, 20 and 27) at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village, 3755 Tonawanda Creek Rd., Amherst. Cost: free to BNHV members, $6 adults, $4 seniors/military, $2 children 12 and under. Info: 689-1440, www.bnhv.org or Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village on Facebook. Friday Night at the Movies Tired of spending a fortune for family movie nights? Bring your friends for free movies, popcorn and fun Nov. 7 and Dec. 5 (“Frozen”) at the Clearfield Library. Registration required. Info: 688-4955. The Chicago Authority This Chicago Tribute Band, with special guest Darrell Porter, will perform Sat., Nov. 8 at The Forvm, Maple Entertainment Complex, 4224 Maple at Sweet Home, Amherst. Doors at 7 p.m. Tickets: $12 advance, $15 day of show, call 831-3271 or MapleEntertainment. com. Portion of proceeds to benefit Brighton Place Library.

Anderson’s hosts toy drive

A holiday Toy Drive will be sponsored by Anderson’s Frozen Custard from Nov. 1 to Dec. 8. Donations of new toys for ages 12 and under will be accepted at six area Anderson’s locations. Toys will be donated to Western New York Heroes who will distribute to families of local veterans. Starting Nov. 1, donations will be accepted at the following Anderson’s locations: •2369 Niagara Falls Boulevard, West Amherst •2235 Sheridan Dr., Kenmore •6075 Main St., Williamsville •3724 Union Rd., Cheektowaga •2634 Delaware Ave., Buffalo •4855 Transit Rd., Lancaster As a small token of appreciation for their support, donors will receive an Anderson’s Dessert Dollar Certificate for each new toy they donate. This holiday Toy Drive was founded by Michaela Kowalick in 2007. A student at Niagara University and an employee of Anderson’s at the Boulevard location, Kowalick has encouraged her neighborhood to participate in the

donation of gifts to give back to local charities. Donations have helped children through the Saint Christopher Parish Outreach Program, Women and Children’s Hospital of Buffalo, Haven House of Buffalo and WNY Heroes. Throughout the past seven years, thousands of gifts have been delivered to local children for the holidays. This year, Kowalick has paired with Anderson’s to expand her neighborhood collection into a huge event. She hopes to have mountains of toys to deliver by the Dec. 8 deadline. No one wants to have a child feel left out during the holiday season. Now is your chance to give back to your community and our hometown heroes. The mission of WNY Heroes is to provide veterans, members of the armed services, and the widows and children of deceased veterans with access to essential services, financial assistance and resources that support their lives and sustain their dignity.For more information about Western New York Heroes, visit www.wnyheroes.org.

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ECC honored as one of the nation’s best colleges for vets

Erie Community College is known as a Western New York leader in providing support and career-focused education for returning U.S. serviceman. But thanks to recent accolades in a servicemen-focused national publication, the college will enter 2015 recognized as one of the country’s best colleges for veterans. Military Times – an independent news and information organization dedicated to service members and their families; and comprised of the Army Times, Navy Times, Air Force Times and Marine Corps Times – recently ranked ECC seventh overall (and tops in New York State) among the country’s best career and technical colleges in its annual “Best for Vets” issue, determined by a highly respected, nearly 110-question analysis of a college’s efforts to provide veterans an environment for success. ECC’s devoted Veterans Affairs offices (at each campus), affordability and staff support for the college’s over 550 student vets earned high marks from the organization, but also validated the college’s veteran commitment at a national level. “This is not only another example of how ECC is gaining national recognition for its education, but another instance in which

hard work pays off,” ECC President Jack Quinn said. “Our college’s Veterans Affairs staff has worked tirelessly to give our returning servicemen the support, education and the career opportunities they deserve, and we look forward to continuing this dedication to our U.S. veterans for years to come.” Regularly recognized as the best college for vets in the Buffalo-Niagara region, ECC has also earned national recognition for its veteran efforts in such publications as Military Advanced Education Magazine, NJCAA Review and previously with Military Times EDGE Magazine. With a supportive community, classroom-to-career opportunities and Veterans Affairs coordinators helping over 500 student veterans every year, ECC has positioned itself to provide the best educational, retraining and counseling support for Western New York’s servicemen and women. These attributes – combined with affordable tuition, accessible financial aid, veteran-specific educational assistance, and more than 100 degree and certificate programs – continue to earn the college both local and national acclaim as a top choice for student veterans.

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Roswell Park now offering screening mammograms for general public Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) announces the expansion of its breast imaging services to the general public, offering routine screening mammography to non-patients in an effort to improve breast cancer screening rates and increase detection of breast cancer at the earliest, most curable stages. Current statistics show that as many as half the women who should be receiving an annual mammogram are not getting this important cancer screening. “We are pleased to be able to offer our technology and expertise for breast cancer detection to all women,â€? says Ermelinda Bonaccio, MD, director of breast imaging at RPCI. “Cancer detection, diagnosis and treatment are our specialty. Applying our capabilities to breast cancer screening is an important part of our mission.â€? Mammography is the only screening test that’s proven to reduce a woman’s risk of dying from the disease. But in the City of Buffalo, a lack of facilities that offer mammography screening makes it PRUH GLIĂ€FXOW IRU ZRPHQ WR get the screening. “Currently, there are only Ă€YH 8 6 )RRG DQG 'UXJ $GPLQLVWUDWLRQ FHUWLĂ€HG PDPmography centers in operation in the City of Buffalo, including Roswell Park; in 2012, there were 11 facili-

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Christmas in the Country returns A favorite Western New York tradition, the Christmas in the Country Holiday Artisan Market will celebrate its 30th season when it returns to the Hamburg Fairgrounds Nov. 6-9. And for the first time in its storied history, Christmas in the Country will offer complimentary return passes so patrons can enjoy the sights, sounds and scents of this one-of-a-kind shopping experience all weekend long. “We have always felt our patrons needed more than just one day to properly enjoy this event,� said Daniel Kaczynski of Premier Promotions, organizers of the event. “Now everyone has the opportunity to come back as much as they would like at no additional cost.� This year, Christmas in the Country will welcome more than 400 artisans spread out over five buildings. Attendees will find unique handcrafted creations made in the USA, including home decor, gourmet foods and wine, original music, trendsetting jewelry, hand-poured aromatic candles, children’s toys and clothing, stylish pottery, original wall art, gifts for pets and holiday gift items galore. “This is an opportunity to make gift buying and shopping very meaningful,� said Sally Kaczynski, founder of Premier Promotions. “The selection of products at this market is comprehensive; there is truly something for everyone.� Christmas in the Country will welcome many new artisans this year, as well as fa-

vorites from year’s past. “We find new artisans and a lot of time, they find us because this is an excellent opportunity for them,� Kaczynski said. “We want to continue to make the event fresh and new, but still keep the favorite artisans and traditions here.� Throughout the 30-year history of Christmas in the Country, giving back to the community has always been an integral part of the event. This year, participating non-profit groups will include Kathleen Mary House, Churches in Action, Hamburg Eden Animal Rescue Team (H.E.A.R.T.), Variety — The Children’s Charity of Buffalo and the Hamburg Presbyterian Church. “Helping those in need has always been who we are, both as a company and people of this community,� Kaczynski said. “Many of the artisans also donate products for auctions and raffles.� In 2013, Christmas in the Country was recognized as the No. 2 contemporary and classic artisan market in the nation by Sunshine Artist, the leading publication in the art and craft event industry. The event has ranked either No. 1 or No. 2 in the nation for the past 11 years. Celebrating its 30th anniversary and drawing almost 60,000 visitors over four days and featuring only handmade products made in the United States, the event is widely recognized today as the preeminent holiday artisan market in North America. The economic impact of

this event is formidable. Restaurants and hotels benefit significantly from patrons and artisans traveling to the event, while local artisans typically mark Christmas in the Country as their highest grossing event of the year. “The artisans really represent the very best of our country’s small businesses — hardworking, ingenious and determined. To see Western New York support them to this extent is very gratifying,� Kaczynski added. Christmas in the Country will run from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Nov. 6 and 7, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 8 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 9 at the Fairgrounds in Hamburg. Discount tickets are available through Wednesday, Nov. 5 at select locations through Erie County. For a complete list of locations visit www. wnypremierpromotions. com. For more than 30 years, Premier Promotions has produced high quality, extremely successful artisan events including Springtime in the Country, Christmas in the Country, Christmas in the Country-Erie and Yuletide in the Country. The events are consistently ranked among the Top 100 artisan shows in America by Sunshine Artist magazine. Last year, more than 90,000 visitors attended these events purchasing more than $4.5 million in high quality, handcrafted goods from juried artists and artisans. These events have also helped raise more than $1.4 million for Western New York charities.

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Amherst Senior Citizens Foundation names Robert M. Chur as 2014 Senior Community Leader The Amherst Senior Citizens Foundation (ASCF) is pleased to announce the recipients of their Senior Community Leader and Senior Citizens Volunteer Awards for 2014. The awards will be presented at the ASCF’s Night in Tuscany Gala celebrating the foundation’s 21st anniversary on Nov. 15 at Transit Valley Country Club. This year, ASCF has selected Robert M. Chur for the organization’s Senior Community Leader Award. This award is intended to recognize someone who, through his or her position, time and talent, has provided important leadership in promoting and developing activities, which provide a favorable climate for Amherst seniors to age within the community. For over 36 years, Chur has done exactly that through his leadership in residential health care management that includes the construction of health care facilities and development of skilled nursing, assisted living and independent living service operations. Chur was an owner, president and CEO of Elderwood Senior Care from 1978 until July 2013, when most of the Elderwood assets were sold. He was also a founder of Elderwood, and started with one skilled nursing and health-related facility. On May 15, 1978, Chur and his wife, Carol, opened their first 160-bed facility, Heathwood Health Care Center, on Hopkins Road in Williamsville. Under Chur’s management leadership, Elderwood grew into one of the most progressive residential health care providers in Upstate New York, employing over 2,800 staff and serving

more than 5,000 residents each year in 19 facilities located in Central and Western New York. During the 35 years of Chur’s leadership, many of the Elderwood facilities and staff members of these facilities received statewide recognition awards, and also national quality awards from the American Health Care Association. Chur and Carol still own and operate two former Elderwood facilities which are now called Heathwood Assisted Living of Williamsville and Heathwood Assisted Living of Penfield, in the Rochester area. Chur now works at CCNY (Chur Companies of New York, Inc.) Among his many philanthropic and service endeavors, Chur was a past president of Williamsville Rotary Club Foundation and a past board member of the local Visiting Nurses Association (VNA). At the state health care association level, he served as a past chairman of the board of directors of the New York State Health Facilities Association (NYSHFA), the New York State Center for Assisted Living (NYSCAL) and the Foundation for Quality Care (FQC). Chur was also a past board member of the national American Health Care Association, and the local Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital and Kaleida Health Foundation boards. He also served as the president of the New York State Health Facilities Association local District No. 10. In 2002, Chur was appointed by the governor for a term on the New York State Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) Council. Currently, Chur is president of the advisory board

of the Salvation Army Buffalo Service Area and a member of the Daemen College Board of Trustees and Paul Smith’s College Board of Trustees. Beverly and Sidney Fish were selected as the recipients of the Senior Citizens Volunteer Award, which was created to honor individuals who display a passion for giving of their time, endeavoring to fulfill the needs of our community, and serving as role models by demonstrating the critical importance of individual involvement and caring. In this case, the dedication was magnified by two special people who began their volunteer journey together over 60 years ago. The two met in their early teens, sharing common interests including a passion for helping others. They started by entertaining veterans at the VA Hospital at the age of 16. After graduating from high school and getting married, Sidney attended UB Pharmacy School and Beverly earned her degree in retailing from UB. By the time Sidney earned his degree, they were the proud parents of three children. A trained pharmacist who is certified in diabetes management, they purchased their own pharmacy where “Sid” became a caring friend to all of his customers. “Bev” became involved in the PTA while their children were in elementary school and was soon hired by the school. Together they have been very active with the Northeast Kidney Foundation and the American Diabetes Foundation (ADA) where they have been team leaders for the Tour de Cure for the past 20 years. They have worked

tirelessly for the ADA by attending national meetings to promote diabetes management and care and promoting participation in ADA events. Beverly serves on the women’s board at Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital and chairs its annual fashion show fundraiser. She helps run the gift shop at the hospital and is known for her “diaper cakes,” often creating them for those in need. She also served on the supervisory committee of the Workmen’s Circle Federal Credit Union for 11 years. Sidney mentors clients through the SCORE Program (Service Corps of Retired Executives) and has served on the committee for Development of Continued Education for Pharmacist at University at Buffalo Pharmacy School and at D’Youville College School of Pharmacy. He also conducts diabetes management training at UB, scheduled over 50 speakers for the Equality Club and serves on the new membership committee for the Forum Club. Seven years ago, Sidney was in a horrific car accident and suffered brain trauma. His journey had to take a new path. After several years of intense therapy and a miraculous recovery he had to change his direction and help people in a different way. That path led him to the Amherst Senior Center. Together, the Fish’s assisted with speakers for the osteoporosis support group and have been a dynamic duo at the Amherst Center for Senior Services. Sidney conducts weekly blood pressure screenings for members of the center. Beverly works at

the information and assistance desk, handles many projects, member of the knitters club and helps with club sales. Together, they also assist with health fairs and concerts at the center – always giving of their time with a genuine attitude of gratitude. Their dedication, compassion and commitment to volunteering are second to none. In conjunction with its Night in Tuscany Gala, the ASCF will raffle off a trip to Italy gift voucher valued at $7,500. Only 300 tickets will be sold and are available now through Nov. 15. Raffle tickets are available

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for $50 each from an ASCF board member or from the foundation’s office by calling 636-3055 ext. 3125. The winner will be selected at the Night in Tuscany Gala on Nov. 15 and they need not be present to win. All proceeds from the raffle benefit the ASCF, which is committed to promoting the welfare of senior citizens in the Town of Amherst and to helping maintain and raise funds to support senior services and activities in our community. For more information on the ASCF, visit www.amherstseniors.org. To purchase raffle tickets, call 636-3055 ext. 3125.

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Sweet Home leans on ground game in quarterfinals win By Tony Fiorello SPORTS REPORTER

The Sweet Home football team took care of business on Saturday (Oct. 25) as it downed McKinley in the Section VI Class A quarterfinals by, 44-6. It was a win that was won the old-fashioned way — by running the ball and playing sound defense, which suited the Panthers just fine. “Our guys did a real good job today, and the results were the product of what we’ve been preaching to them throughout the week,” head coach John Faller said. “Our running game and defense was very good, and we took advantage of some turnovers too. Everything really fell together for us.” Due to high winds, the Panthers came out of the gates by running the football early and often. Handoffs on power running and misdirection plays to athletes such as Brandon Smiley, Jordan Heine and Jordan Evert kept the Macks off-balance all game long. Faller said that the weather did play a factor in their play selection, but what also worked in their favor was the decision to let multiple players touch the ball, because it would keep the Macks guessing as to who would get it next. “The weather was pretty tough today,” Faller said. “We knew that we probably wouldn’t be able to punt the ball more than 20 yards, so we made sure to take advantage of our offensive drives and get everyone touches so that one guy wouldn’t get keyed on. I’d say that worked out pretty well.” The Panthers’ defense also

came on strong throughout the contest by keeping Macks quarterback Keyon Johnson under siege all day long by applying pressure. Sacks were accumulated by Rashod Woods — who had two in the contest, plus a fumble recovery — Steve Iverson, who also had a fumble recovery, and Rashad Parsons. “We knew we had to contain Johnson because he’s a real good scrambler,” Faller said. “It was just a matter of staying square to the ball carrier and not looking to force a fumble all the time. Our tackling, especially, was much improved today, and that helped cause those turnovers rather than just trying to strip the ball carrier.” Iverson said that the Panthers’ defensive success was the result of diligent film study and preparation throughout the week. “We really studied up for (McKinley) coming into today,” Iverson said. “It almost got to the point where we knew what was coming before it actually happened. Our second-string guys did a great job in practice too on the scout team, getting us prepared for them. Everything we did today was because of all the work we did in practice and in the film room.” The Panthers got on the scoreboard first early in the second quarter as quarterback Kevin Torillo completed a fouryard touchdown pass toAdrian Drake. A one-yard touchdown run by Smiley increased the Panthers’ lead and Evert got a rushing touchdown of his own to make the score 21-0 by halftime. Smiley scored from six yards out to give the Panthers a four-touchdown lead and Joe Armenia kicked a 37-yard field goal to make the score 31-0. Smiley then got his third touchdown of the game on a 15-yard run and Evert added

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Milton Ziegler and the Sweet Home Panthers beat McKinley and will play West Seneca East in the playoffs for the fourth straight season this weekend. his second score of the contest to finish the Panthers’ scoring onslaught. The Panthers’ next opponent, West Seneca East, is a familiar one, as the teams have played one another in the postseason each of the past three seasons. Faller said that because of that familiarity, his team will be prepared to face

the Trojans. “It seems like we play each other in the playoffs every year,” Faller said. “They know what we do well, and we know what they do well. I think it will come down to who executes better next Saturday, and who’s better prepared. We’re planning on being the better team in that regard, for sure.”

Smiley said that while the Trojans present a challenge for the Panthers, he believed that his team can do greater things then just beating West Seneca East. “It’s win or go home at this point in the season,” Smiley said. “West Seneca East is a pretty good team, and I’m sure

that we’ll get their best from them next week. But I think we’re on a mission here, and we’ve got five games to go until we get to the Carrier Dome (in Syracuse). It’s a little early to be talking about that, yes, but that’s our goal, and I think we can eventually get there. As long as we take care of (West Seneca East), we should be fine.”

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Williamsville South football falls in Section VI quarterfinals By Tony Fiorello SPORTS REPORTER

A classic of a football game occurred on Friday night (Oct. 24) as the Williamsville South Billies’ season ended when they fell to the Hamburg Bulldogs 40-34 in overtime in the Section VI Class A quarterfinals. The loss was a bitter pill to swallow for the Billies, who at one point led 27-9 but couldn’t hold the lead long enough to emerge with a victory. “We missed quite a few opportunities out there tonight to finish the job,” head coach Kraig Kurzanski said. “Give credit to Hamburg, they’re a good team. But I think we should have won the game tonight. It was more of a case

of us beating ourselves than anything else.” The Billies got on the board first early in the opening quarter on a touchdown pass from wide receiver/quarterback Jack Holyoke to starting quarterback Sam Castronova on a wide receiver throwback play. In the second quarter, junior wideout Ryan Philipps scored on a 20-yard reception from Castronova to make it 14-0, but the Bulldogs answered right back with a 31-yard field goal by Jason Shuttleworth. Jordan Buell then scored on another touchdown pass from Castronova to make the score 21-3 at the half. On the Bulldogs’ first offensive drive of the second half, quarterback Alex Suchan and wide receiver Sean DeLellis hooked up on a 47-yard touchdown pass, but Castronova answered with a one-yard quarterback sneak to increase the Billies’ lead to 27-9.

At that point, the Bulldogs began their comeback. “We just didn’t want to let the rest of our teammates down,” Bulldogs running back Mitch Gomolka said. “We needed to start fighting our tails off for the guys next to us, and if we didn’t start making plays quickly and start punching them in the mouth, we were done. Our seniors knew that we didn’t want to end our high school careers with a loss, so we just started fighting back.” The Bulldogs started to make those plays on the following drive, where Gomolka took off on a 74-yard run that ended at the 1. Suchan then scored from 1 yard out, and a 2-point conversion made the score 27-17. Hamburg capitalized off of two non-scoring drives by the Billies by getting another quarterback sneak for a touchdown by Suchan to cut the lead down to 27-24. But the Billies

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Will. South QB Sam Castronova (9). wouldn’t quit, as Castronova recorded his second rushing touchdown of the night to put the Billies up by 10 early in the fourth quarter. Hamburg then answered back quickly with another scoring run by Gomolka which cut the lead down to 34-31. The Billies then got the ball, and looked to run the clock down and kill off just over four minutes remaining in the game.

But the team was stopped on fourth-down with one yard to go deep in Hamburg territory as a handoff to Jeremy Spitzberg was stopped just short of a firstdown conversion. With just over a minute remaining, and no timeouts at their disposal, the Bulldogs took over at their own 17-yard line. After a pass to Ian Chavanne picked up a first down and stopped the clock, Suchan found DeLellis down the field for a 52-yard gain that put the Bulldogs in scoring position. Shuttleworth then connected on his second field goal of the night from 37 yards away with no time remaining in regulation to tie the game at 34 points apiece. In overtime, the Billies won the coin toss, and elected to get the ball first. However, the team couldn’t take advantage of it, as they couldn’t convert on all four downs at their disposal. The Bulldogs then got the

ball and promptly marched down the field and ended the game on Gomolka’s third touchdown run of the night. What hurt the most for the Billies wasn’t losing the game, but knowing the fact that their seniors wouldn’t have a chance to win a sectional title. “It’s so hard, knowing that this is the last meaningful game that Castronova and all of our seniors will play for us,” Kurzanski said. “They gave so much of themselves to this program, and they gave everything they had of themselves tonight for a just cause. It hurts to have their high school careers end like this.” “But our goals going into next year won’t change,” Kurzanski said. “We have high expectations around here, and we don’t want to be good. We want to be great, and good is the enemy of greatness. We’re just going to have to figure out a way to win next year.”

Will. East grad Rusk seeing tennis success at collegiate level By Tony Fiorello SPORTS REPORTER

One of Western New York’s most dominant tennis players is now having success at the college level. Michael Rusk, a sophomore at Hobart College, was recently named the Liberty League’s Singles Player of the Week after defeating T.J. Moor of Union 7-5, 5-2 and besting Bard’s Kevin McDonald 6-2, 6-2 to help the Statesmen picked up two league wins. Rusk’s success at the Division III level isn’t surprising to those closest to him. After going 50-2 as a singles player at Williams-

ville East from 2009-2013, it was only natural for him to make a seamless transition to the collegiate game. “The success he’s had doesn’t surprise me, just because of how driven he is,” Flames coach Dave Monkarsh said. “Every year, Mike made very good progress and as the years went on, his game developed tremendously.” In his freshman year at Williamsville East, Rusk came in second place at sectionals in doubles play, and as a sophomore, he and his partner reached the semifinals and came in fourth place. As a junior and senior, Rusk came in second both years as a singles player. Throughout his first few years

with the Flames, Rusk looked to others for guidance and direction. He didn’t have to look very far in order to find someone to take him under their wing and show him the ropes. “A guy he looked up to was Winston Lin,” Monkarsh said. “Winston was one of the best players to come out of our area, and he’s currently at Columbia. Mike used to watch him and see how he carried himself on the court, and he tried to emulate that.” When it came time for Rusk to become an upperclassman, he took over Lin’s role and became the Flames’ leader – a role he filled very well, according to Monkarsh. “Mike’s very coachable and

is always willing to learn,” Monkarsh said. “He always wanted to learn about and talk to me about the game, not just to get better but to actually learn about the game and its nuances. That’s unique for a high school athlete.” Upon enrolling at Hobart, Rusk found himself in the same predicament as he was in 2009. Needing a mentor to help him adjust to the NCAA level, once again, he turned to a teammate. “Our current senior captain, Michael Fields, has been a positive influence on him this year,” Statesmen coach Tim Riskie said. “Fields served as our team (StudentAthleteAdvisory Council) representative in past years. Rusk is our current SAAC

Rep which is a leadership position that he has grown into, and I’m sure Fields had an impact on Rusk’s development as a SAAC rep and leader of the team.” Rusk agreed. “I really look up to Mike,” Rusk said. “He’s almost like another coach and a mentor to me, and he’s helped me transition well to college tennis. It’s such a grind because there are so many back-to-back matches and practices and workouts, and he’s really been a calming influence for me and always there whenever I need to talk to him. Mike’s been great.” As far as the future is concerned, both of Rusk’s coaches were convinced that he will continue to be an outstanding

tennis player for the Statesmen. “Mike is a solid tennis player and student, and is just a great guy to be around,” Riskie said. “He works hard to push his teammates to continue to improve and that eagerness to win is something that is contagious. I’m confident that once he becomes more of a well-rounded all court player, he has the potential to be one of the best players in the northeast region.” Monkarsh concurred. “The way I describe Mike to other people is that I will probably never have another player like him ever again,” Monkarsh said. “It’s up to Mike to determine how far he wants to go, he can do whatever he sets his mind to.”

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Providing care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease can be stressful and isolating, but support groups can provide coping tools and a welcoming embrace from others in the same position. The Alzheimer’s Association Western New York chapter sponsors a number of caregiver support group across the region. The groups meet monthly, and are designed to provide emotional and social support for caregivers and help par-

ticipants develop methods and skills to solve problems. The groups encourage caregivers to maintain their own personal, physical and emotional health, as well as optimally care for the person with dementia. The chapter recently launched three new support groups in Erie County: •6 p.m. the third Tuesday of the month at Hamburg Wesleyan Church, 4999 McKinley Pkwy., Hamburg •2 p.m. the last Tuesday

of the month at Peregine’s Landing, 101 Sterling Dr., Orchard Park •6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month at Heathwood Assisted Living, 815 Hopkins Rd., Williamsville New participants are always welcome to attend. Information about the other 30-plus group meetings that take place across WNY is available by visiting the chapter’s website at alz.org/ WNY or by calling 1-800272-3900.

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750 ml

$ 95

It’s Called “Velvet” For A Reason

Blended From 40 Single Malt Scotches

11

750 ml

Stock “84”

Gran Gala Orange Cordial

$

95

$ 67

Ambassador

$

11

$

• Blush • Red • White & Also • Niagara

4

Flavors of Mocha & Dark Cherries

Compare To Grand Marnier At 1/2 The Price

Net 1.75 Liter

$

12

95

Net 1.75 Liter

Stock

Reserve 8 Year Old

$ 47

27

95

Chronic Cellars Purple Paradise

NYS Growers Series

• Cabernet $6.99 - $2.00 Rebate • Chardonnay • Noir $ 99 •• Merlot Red Blend Net

1695

Liter

Black Velvets – WNY’s Top Selling Canadian 3 Year Old Original

$

Bully Hill

Californians

750 ml

Bombay Southern Comfort Fiery Pepper

Blackstone

An Apparition of Rich Berries & Relentness Spice

• Bianco • Dry • Sweet

Southern Comforts • Original • Black Cherry • Lime

Bogle’s Phantom Red

• Cabernet Sauvignon • Chardonnay

$8.99 - $2.00 Rebate

6

$ 99 Net 750 ml

Compare At $13.99

Net

Franzia

• Blush • Sangria • Chillable Red • Crisp or Refreshing Whites

1134

$

5 Liter Box

Rex Goliath

• Cabernet • Merlot • Chardonnay • Moscato(s) • Grigio or Noir

$7.95 - $2.00 Rebate

5

$ 95 Net 1.5 Liter

Tisdale South African’s Californians Bob’s Fat Barrel Cabernet & 5 More Flavors

3

$ 44 750 ml

• Cabernet Sauvignon • Cabernet/Merlot/ Shiraz Blend • Chenin Blanc

6

$ 88 750 ml

Compare At $9.95

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