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MAY 17, 2011
Advertiser
Alfred Travel Agency..........................8
Allegany Artisans................................7
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Allegany County Fair..........................4
Allegheny Mountain Engine and
Implement Association Inc., The.........2
Art in the Wilds, Kane, PA ..................3
Beer Barn, The.....................................8
Bisett Building Center.........................8
Bradford City Beers.............................8
Buchanan Brothers Pharmacy, Inc.......6
Burt Young Sales Center......................1
Burt Young Sales Center....................12
Canfield’s Outdoor Power
Equipment, Inc................................11
Cattaraugus County Fair......................3
Cattaraugus County Tourism.............12
Community Bank, N.A.....................4
Cook’s Tire &
Automotive Center.....................11
Local Information Resources
Bradford Chamber of Commerce
121 Main St., Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-7115; www.bradfordchamber.com
Coudersport Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 261, 6 East 2nd St., Coudersport, PA 16915
814-274-8165; www.coudersport.org
email: cacoc@zitomedia.net
Greater Olean Chamber of Commerce
120 North Union St., Olean, NY 14760
716-372-4433, www.oleanny.com
email: info@oleanny.com
The Allegheny Mountain
Engine and Implement
Association Inc.
32nd Annual Show &
Demonstration
July 22nd-24th, 2011
(always the 4th weekend)
Route 155, 1 mile south of Route 6
in Port Allegany, PA
The A.M.E.I.A was formed in 1975 to preserve the
past for future generations to enjoy. Five areas of
interest include: Oil Field Apparatus, Agriculture
Implements, Domestic items, and Old Sewing
Machines.
We have Antique Engines, Kiddie Pedal Tractor Pull,
Quilting, Flea Markets, Crafts, 50/50 raffles and more.
Featured item this year:
Fairmont Railcar Engine
Free display If you have any Railroad display
set ups. and/ or novelties and would like
to display please contact us.
Special Events:
•Fri.- Senior Citizens Day • Sat.- Pig Roast served
at 4:00pm • Sat.- White Elephant Auction 6:00pm
• Fri. & Sat.- Kiddie Pedal Tractor Pull 2:00pm
• Sun.- Church Service at 8:00am
• All Events & Times are subject to change.
Donations:
Adults: $3.00 - Children 12-16: $1.50
Children under 12 Free
Senior Citizens Friday ONLY $2.00
Information number:
(716) 353-2726
e-mail: pcass4@roadrunner.com
Club Web Site: www.ameia.org
INDEX
Page Advertiser Page Advertiser Page
Cuba Cheese Shoppe, The...................6 Otto Township Old Home Days, Inc.....5
D&F Travel, Inc...................................3 Pioneer Oil Museum............................4
Eldred WWII Museum........................9 Port Allegany Old Home Week..........11
First National Bank Port Allegany
of Port Allegany.................................6 Concerts On The Town Square........10
Greater Olean Area Richburg-Wirt
Chamber of Commerce......................3 Historical Society Museum...............2
Hamlin Bank and Trust Company.......9 Shults Toyota-Scion...............................2
Head 2 Toe Salon.................................5 Smethport Motel/Mid-Town Motel.......5
Jacques’ Spas & Pools.........................6 Southern Tier Polaris...........................4
Jon Lindquist.....................................12 Sportsman’s Outlet..............................7
Little Valley Speedway......................10 Stoney North Tire................................8
Loyalsock Valley Swimwear On The Go............7............
Antique Machinery............................4 Woodworking Wonders
McKean County Historical Society. . .10 Carvers Festival................5 ...............
Odin Wood Products..............................9 Worth W. Smith
Old Paths Country Store........................9 Hardware. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .7 ........
Otto Township Chamber
of Commerce.....................................9
Kane Chamber of Commerce Allegany County Tourism &
54 Fraley St., Kane, PA 16735 Culture Tourism Visitors Center
814-837-6565, www.kanepa.com Crossroads Commerce & Conference Center
6087 NYS Route 19 North, Belmont, NY 14813
Otto Township Chamber of Commerce 585-268-5500/5425 or 1-800-836-1869
695 Main St., Duke Center, PA 16729 www.alleganyco.com
814-966-3553; www.dukecenterpa.com
Cattaraugus County Dept. of Tourism
Port Allegany Chamber of Commerce 303 Court St., Little Valley, NY 14755
42 North Main St., Port Allegany, PA 16743 1-800-331-0543; www.enchantedmountains.info
814-642-2526 or 1-800-473-9370
Chautauqua County Visitors Bureau
Chautauqua Ins. Welcome Center
Richburg-Wirt Historical Chautauqua Main Gate
Society Museum Rte. 394, P.O. Box 1441
243 Main St., Rte. 275S, Richburg, NY Chautauqua, NY 14722
Phone 585-928-9478 (WIRT) 716-357-4569 or 1-866-908-4569; fax: 716-357-2284
www.tourchautauqua.com
E-mail: richburgwirt@yahoo.com
Meetings: First Monday of Each Month Cuba Chamber of Commerce
March-November • 7 p.m.• All welcome! P.O. Box 223, 22 Water St., Cuba, NY 14727
585-968-5654; www.cubany.org
Museum Open: Strawberry
Wednesdays
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Shortcake
& Sundae
March thru June and
Sept. and Oct.
Festival
VACATION TIME IS JUST
AROUND THE CORNER!
Thurs., June 23
Saturdays
5-8 p.m. $3.50 each GET YOUR VEHICLE
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
July and August
(beverage included)
at the Museum
READY NOW!
Special Displays: Ed Shults Toyota Is Your
July: Indian Arrowheads /Artifacts & Cookie Jars * Import Car Specialist!
August: Teddy Bears, Dolls & Milk Bottles
Other hours and tours available upon request. SERVICE SPECIAL
Phone 585-928-1249 for more information.
SPRING SPECIAL
10% OFF
Smethport Chamber of Commerce
420 West Main St., Smethport, PA 16749 Toyotas
814-887-4134 Only
Wellsville Chamber of Commerce
Chad Ackley Present this coupon for a discount on
a Genuine Toyota Cabin Air Filter.
114 North Main St., Wellsville, NY 14895
585-593-5080, Fax: 585-593-5088
Discount includes parts and labor.
Please present coupon at time of write-up.
www.wellsvillechamber.com Shults Toyota-Scion Coupon Exp. 05/31/11
email: info@wellsvilleareachamber.com
SERVICE SPECIAL
Allegheny National Forest Vacation Bureau
(Visitors Center, Bradford, PA)
80 E. Corydon St., Suite 114, Bradford, PA 16701
Dathan Riggs
Our service
PA STATE
1-800-473-9370; Fax: 814-368-9370
www.visitanf.com; e-mail: info@visitanf.com
department offers
you repairs &
INSPECTION
$
14 99
maintenance with
high-tech diagnostic
Allegheny National Forest Vacation Bureau (PA ONLY)
equipment and
(Visitors Center, Lantz Corners, PA) professionally
Foote Rest Campground Complex Shults Toyota-Scion Coupon Exp. 05/31/11
trained technicians.
3183 Rt. 219, Lantz Corners, PA 16735
Sh ul ts
Potter County Visitors Association
P.O. Box 245, Coudersport, PA 16915-0245
1-888-POTTER2 or 814-274-3365 TOYOTA "Division Of SCION
www.pottercountypa.org
email: potter@penn.com
The Shults
Auto Group"
Friendship Chamber of Commerce 880 E. Main St., Bradford, PA 16701
P.O. Box 24, Friendship, NY 14739; 585-973-7928 (814) 368-3191 • Toll Free: 1-800-528-8914
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Rodney Atkins millions attend the World’s
Fair each year. The event
is impressive, so much so

Fifth Annual
that many of the struc-

MONEYSAVER SUMMER SUN & FUN GUIDE

tures created specifically
for the fair each year have
In Concert at remained intact. The Eiffel
Tower from the World’s
The Cattaraugus Fair in Paris in 1889
continues to be as popular
County Fair an attraction as the
Museum of Science and
Little Valley, NY Industry from the World’s

August 4th, 2011

Fair in Chicago in 1893.
Many remnants from the
World’s Fairs in Seattle
remain, including some of
7:30pm the landscaping and one of
June 25-26, 2011
the buildings from 1909,

MAY 17, 2011

now a part of the Uni-
Tickets are now on sale at the Fairgrounds in versity of Washington Daily 10AM-5PM
Little Valley or by calling 716-938-9146 campus, and the Space
Master Card or Visa accepted. Needle and the U.S.
www.cattarauguscofair.com pavilion from 1962. The
pavilion is now home to Featuring Acrylics/Oils, Leather,
716-938-9146 the Pacific Science Center.
Some of the sites of the
Wood, Watercolors, Glass, Jewelry,
World’s Fair were convert- Drawing/Pastels, Clay/Porcelain,
On The World Stage ed into parks afterwards, Fabric/Fiber, Photography
By Tresa Erickson with many of the original

Commerce organized the

For almost six months
in 1851 from May 1 to
October 15, London hosted
the first World’s Fair,
formally known as the
Great Exhibition of the
Works of Industry of All
Continents. The exhibition
featured numerous
cultural and industrial
exhibits and attracted
people from all walks of
life, including renowned
personalities Charlotte
Bronte, Lewis Carroll,
Charles Darwin and
George Eliot.
Prince Albert and
several members of the
Royal Society for the
Encouragement of Arts,
Manufacturers and
event, which took place in
Hyde Park. The fair
attracted a total of six
million to see over 13,000
exhibits, including ones of
a Jacquard loom, envelope
machine and voting
machine.
A World’s Fair has
taken place every year
since, with hundreds of
exhibits speaking to its
shifting purpose. From
1872 to 1938, the fair
served an industrial
purpose, providing a costly endeavor, however,
platform for various
technological advance-
ments and achievements.
From 1939 to 1991, the fair
took a cultural turn and
focused more on human
issues and interests like
sports. From 1992 through
the present, the fair has
served as a showcase for
countries to expand upon
their national branding
and increase cultural
understanding.
buildings intact. Some of
these include Audubon
Free Admission!
Park in New Orleans,
Forest Park in St. Louis
and Flushing Meadows
Park in Queens. The Walt
Disney company contri-
buted many of the rides for
the fair in Queens in 1964
and intended to keep them
there for a permanent
World’s Fair. Their plans
did not work out, however,
and they relocated many of
the rides to Disneyland.
The World’s Fair is
quite the event. It can be a
which may explain why
some cities choose not to
pursue it.
Tips For Selecting
freshness is to look for one For more information,
Summer Fruit that’s heavy for its size and Need To Know visit www.healthychild-
Some shoppers thump that has a mild yellow Sun Safety Tips ren.org.
fresh summer fruit before underside. For Kids And
buying it. Others squeeze
it, sniff it or hold it aloft as Teens
they try to discern which is There’s no such thing as

D&F Travel, Inc. the freshest or sweetest or

juiciest.
So what’s the proper
Specializing in Motorcoach Travel way to pick the best
(716) 372-5561 (Local) summer fruits for your
Toll Free: 1-888-730-4300 family?
1277 Olean-Portville Rd., Shoppers should re-
(across from Promised Land Rd.) member that each fruit is
Westons Mills, NY different. With this in
Mon.-Fri. 8am-4pm mind, the experts at Fruit-
AndVeggieGuru.com have
Look at "all the sites" you'll see! put together some guide-
lines to help savvy
September 14th-26th consumers find the fresh-
Vegas & Grand Canyon $1,659 p.p. dbl. est fruits
• 12 nights lodging, meal taxes & gratuities, motorcoach for their
table:
transportation.
• 12 breakfasts, 8 dinners, 1 candlelight dinner at
Warther's.
•1 lunch at Lambert's Café.
• 4 days/3 nights in Vegas.
* Peaches: The reddest
Visits To : peaches aren’t always the
• Bryce Canyon this unique area is like no where else on ripest. The ones that taste
Earth. the best should give with
some pressure, have a
• Zion National Park with massive canyon walls that
strong aroma and no
ascends into brilliant blue skies.
mushy or dark spots. If you
• Death Valley, California a superlative desert of streaming need to ripen peaches put
sand dunes, snow capped mountains & multi colored rock them into a brown paper
layers. bag on your countertop to
soften over the course of a
• Petrified Forest & Painted Desert the worlds largest & day or two.
most colorful concentrations of petrified wood & multi-hued
badlands.
• Hoover Dam, view the highest & longest arched concrete
bridge in the U.S.
• Grand Canyon a steep-sided canyon carved by the
Colorado River this is a must see natural wonder. * Watermelons: If you
want to thump a and vegetables into your
No flying, no driving... sit back watermelon, go ahead, but
& let us do the driving for you!!! be sure it has a hollow
sound. A better test of
* Cherries: When
picking cherries, opt for
ones with a firm texture
and deep red color. Beware
of ones that are very soft or
too dark.
* Cantaloupes: These
melons should give under
soft pressure from your
thumb and should have a
yellowish tinge to their
rinds. Cantaloupes with
the stem attached are
immature and won’t be the
tastiest.
Be sure to wash all fruit
before slicing into it, since
any germs or bacteria on
the skin will enter the fruit
when your knife goes into
it.
For more tips for
choosing and eating fresh
produce, visit
FruitandVeggieGuru.com.
Summer is the best time
to incorporate more fruits
family’s diet, since so many
different varieties are at
their freshest and tastiest.
a healthy tan, say experts,
especially among kids and
teens.
“Children need to be
protected from the sun’s
harmful ultraviolet rays,
even on cloudy days,” says
Dr. O. Marion Burton,
president of American
Academy of Pediatrics
(AAP). “Parents should
make sure kids and teens
are using a waterproof
sunscreen with an SPF of
15 or higher when
outdoors.”
The AAP also strongly
cautions teenagers against
using tanning salons.
While it may be a growing
fad among teens today,
artificial tanning is not
risk-free and can cause
skin cancer and eye
damage just like sun
tanning.
Tinted
SPF 15
Moisturizer
A good sunscreen is the
single best anti-aging
product we can use! Last
year, I was tempted to
spend $12 on a tiny tube of
tinted SPF 15 moisturizer.
As I carried it around the
store, I realized I could mix
it myself. I had a bottle of
store brand SPF 15
moisturizer ($5) and a
bottle of foundation ($2
with coupon). I put a dab of
lotion on my fingertip and
combined it with about 1/3
the amount of foundation.
Then I mixed it and
smoothed it on. My skin
never felt or looked better!
Kristie
©Dollar Stretchers
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Bolivar, N.Y.
585-928-2053
Sue Jordan, Branch Manager
MEMBER FDIC

June 5
Genesee Valley Antique Tractor Club Tractor Pull, Rushford, NY, 9am
Chicken Barbecue, Westons Mills Fire Dept., Noon till ?
and June 8
Lunch in the Square, 11:30am-1pm, Veterans Square, Bradford, PA
Cruise Night, Seneca Inn , 2 mi. East, Port Allegany, PA, 6-8pm
43rd Annual Chamber Clambake, Olean, NY
June 9
McKean-Potter Counties American Red Cross Strawberry Shortcakes
Fundraiser, Bradford, PA
June 10
Super Spring Special, Little Valley Speedway, Little Valley, NY, 7pm

o w r y Chonda Pierce
June 10-11
Dance Arts in Performance, Olean High School, Olean, NY

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Ma ONE SHOW ONLY - 7:15 P.M.
June 10-12
St. Bonaventure University Alumni Weekend, St. Bonaventure, NY
St. Mary's Festival, Olean, NY
Women's Weekend, Ellicottville, NY
June 11
Contact Kelly Roberts, Farmer's Market - 8am-12 noon, Old City Hall Parking Lot, Boylston St.,
Reserved seat tickets - $32.50 each Ticket Chairperson Bradford, PA.
P.O. Box 125, Scio, NY 14880 Otto Twp. Community Wide Garage Sales- Duke Center & Rixford, PA,
$3.00 handling charge (585) 593-7453 9am-?
June 11-12
per mail or phone order www.alleganycountyfair.org Heritage Days, Hinsdale,NY
June 12
Calendar of Events Genesee Valley Antique Tractor Club Tractor Pull, Springwater, NY,
May-September 9am
Farmers Market, Every Saturday, 8am-2pm, JCC Parking Lot, Dirty Duathlon, Holiday Valley, Ellicottville, NY
Olean, NY June 12-19
May 27-30 Pennsylvania Sate Laurel Festival, Wellsboro, PA
May 21 Community Wide Yard Sale, Oswayo Valley/Shinglehouse, PA
Port Allegany Town Wide Yard Sale, Port Allegany, PA, 8am till ? June 15
Memorial Day Trailrides, Little Valley, NY "Bucktails - Their Guns & Ammunition", McKean Co. Courthouse,
Mt. Jewett Town Wide Yard Sale, Mt. Jewett, PA, 9am till ? May 28 Smethport, PA, 7pm
Steak Bake and Dice Run, Smethport American Legion, Reg. 10am- Farmer's Market, 8am-12 noon, Old City Hall Parking Lot, Boylston St., June 16
12pm, Steak Bake at Crosby Legion. Bradford, PA Strawberry Festival, Olean General Hospital, Olean,NY
Community Garage Sales, 9am-4pm, Olean, NY Galeton Town Wide Yard Sales, Galeton, PA June 18
Kid's Fishing Derby, Lyman Run State Park, 9am Reg., Fishing 10am, May 28-29, Farmer's Market - 8am-12 noon, Old City Hall Parking Lot, Boylston St.,
Free for Kids Sportsman Show and Fishing Tournament, Lake Lane Resort, Olean, Bradford, PA.
May 22 NY Genesee Valley Antique Tractor Club Tractor Pull, Bolivar, NY, 9am
Genesee Valley Antique Tractor Club Tractor Pull, Rushford, NY, 9am May 28-30 Woodworking Wonder Carvers Festival, Port Allegany, PA, 10am-4pm
Annual Tea, Belmont Free Library, Belmont, NY, 2-4pm 15th Anniversary Memorial Day Weekend- Eldred World War II ReHab Center Southern Tier Stampede Dice Run, JD's Smokin' BBQ,
May 25 Museum, Eldred, PA, 10am-4pm Hinsdale, NY
Cruise Night, Seneca Inn , 2 mi. East, Port Allegany, PA, 6-8pm Area Townwide Garage Sale, 9am until ?, Bradford, PA. Arts and Crafts Festival, Randolph, NY
JCC Scholarship Classic Golf Tournament, Bartlett Country Club, May 29 June 21-25
Olean,NY Memorial Day Late Model Special, Little Valley Speedway, Little Valley, Old Home Days, Allegany, NY
May 26 NY, 6:30pm
Rays of Hope Mental Health Gala, 5-7pm, Harriet B. Wick Chapel, May 30
Get The Job Done!
University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, Bradford, PA Memorial Day Parade, 10:17am, Main St., Bradford, PA
"Sterling Brass", sponsored by Allegany Arts Assoc., David A. Howe Fish for Free Day, State of Pennsylvania
Library, Wellsville, NY
May 26-28
2nd Annual Flower Show at the David A. Howe Public Library,
Memorial Day Parade, Olean, NY
Utility & Dump Trailers
“Enclosed Trailers”
Wellsville, NY. (May 26, 1-8pm, Reception 6pm).
May 26-30
Pioneer ALL Sizes Available
Star Party, Cherry Springs State Park, Coudersport, PA Oil
Museum
24th Annual Loyalsock Valley 417 Main Street,

Antique Machinery Show

Bolivar, NY 14715
Mon.-Fri. 10am-4pm
Weekends by appt.
Lycoming County Sportsmen’s Grounds, and Call: 585-928-2377
C o m e s!
Loyalsock, PA. visit u for information
“Great For The Homeowner!”
Pioneer Oil Days
th th
August 5 - 7 2011
Featuring
“Silver King Tractors” Wed., June 22nd - Sun., June 26th
Vintage Garden Tractors June, July and August
Easterm Regional Club Meet Free Summer Concerts, Thursdays, 6pm, Main St., Rte. 6, Port
Shaw Garden Tractors National Meet Allegany, PA
June 1-4
Directions: From Montoursville, Route 220/180 take Route 87
North 6 miles. Look for signs
Cuba Dairy Week, Cuba, NY Transport “Your Toys”
June 3
Genesee Valley Antique Tractor Club Tractor Pull, Cuba, NY, 6pm
& Light Equipment!
Friday, August 5th: June 3-5
5:30pm-Tractor Pulls & Garden Tractors Juneteenth Festival, African American Center, Olean, NY
7:30pm-10:30pm-Live Music Harley Happening at th Hollywood, Gowanda, NY
8:00pm-Hot Tractor Pull June 4
Saturday, August 6th: Farmer's Market, 8am-12 noon, Old City Hall Parking Lot, Boylston St.,
Bradford, PA
1:00pm-LUMBERJACK EVENT Yard Sale, Colonial Library, Richburg, NY, 9am-?
Men and women compete in axe throwing, log rolling & more!
5:30pm-Tractor Pulls and Garden Tractors
Kid's Fishing Derby, Ole Bull State Park, Cross Fork, PA, Reg. 9am,
Begins at 10am Southern Tier Polaris
7:30-10:30pm-Live Music: “Covert Action” Woods Walk, Pfeiffer Nature Center, Portville,NY www.sotiersports.com • 716-372-7797
8:00pm- Hot Tractor Pull Hospice Walk, St. Bonaventure University, NY, 10:30am Reg., Parts • Sales • Service
Sunday, August 7th: 11am Walk
1469 Olean-Portville Road, Olean, NY 14760
"Broadway Revue" Keynote Chorus Concert, Cutco Theatre, JCC
Noon-Tractor Pulls: Standard pull all classes. Olean Campus, Olean, NY, 7pm Hrs: Mon., Wed., Fri. 9-5:30, Tues. & Thurs. 9-7; Sat. 9-2
11:30am- After Parade Live Music: “Country Express” June 4-7 We accept most major credit cards.
web site: www.lvamassoc.org God's Country Marathon, starts at High School, Galeton, PA, 7am
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Woodworking Wonders Carvers Festival

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Saturday, June 18 • 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Free
Parkin
Town Square, Port Allegany, PA (Main Street and Route 6) g&
Activit
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Free
on
Admissi

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History, Arts & Learning
All in One Day!

Woodworking Wonders ~ All Day Craftsmen & Artisans

• Gifts • Furniture • Artwork • Household Items
Join Us • Jewelry • Holiday Decorations • Antiques Free Carving
at
for a Gre Instruction
Day! Original, Unique and One-of-a-Kind Items! for All Ages!

• Shopping • Heritage • Instruction • Music • Art

g in n e r s to Advanced! Food, Beverages

B e
Families!
Hobbyists & & Local Goods!
Woodworking Wonders Carvers
Experience a day that the Festival is hosted by The Allegheny
Mountain Carvers Association. This
whole family of all ages can enjoy! program was supported in part by
the Pennsylvania Council on the
arts, a state agency funded by the
www.WoodcarversPA.com Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
and the National Endowment for
Woodcarvers Festival PO Box 293, Port Allegany, PA 16743 the Arts, a federal agency.

July 2-August 27 July 14-17

Calendar of Events (continued) Rushford Concert Band Concert Series, Saturdays at 7:30pm, Main St., Pioneer Days, Gowanda, NY
June 22 Town Hall, Rushford, NY July 15-17
Southern Tier Corporate Challenge 5K, 6pm, JCC, Olean, NY July 3 Great Wellsville Balloon Rally, Wellsville, NY
Cruise Night, Seneca Inn , 2 mi. East, Port Allegany, PA, 6-8pm Freedom Daze Demolition Derby/Fireworks Spectacular, Little Valley July 16-17
June 22-26 Speedway, Little Valley, NY, 7:30pm Festa Italiana, St. John's Church, Olean, NY
Pioneer Oil Days, Bolivar, NY Genesee Valley Antique Tractor Club Tractor Pull, Angelica (Stoney's S.T.A.R.S. Rally, Ischua, Olean Airport, Olean, NY
June 23 Storage), NY, 9am Pow Wow Dance Competition, Salamanca, NY
Strawberry Shortcake & Sundae Festival, Richburg-Wirt Historical Cuba Lake Fireworks, Cuba, NY
Society Museum, Richburg, NY, 5-8pm July 4
June 23-25 OPFFA Firefighter's Fireworks, Bradner Stadium, Olean, NY
National Wooly Willy Wonderdaze, Smethport, PA
June 24-25
July 6 Otto Township Old Home Days
Cruise Night, Seneca Inn , 2 mi. East, Port Allegany, PA, 6-8pm
Cross Fork Snake Hunt, Kettle Creek Hose Co. #1, Cross Fork, PA July 7
Duke Center, PA
June 24-26 Fantastic Forest Fun, Pfeiffer Nature Center, Portville, NY, 10am S c h e d u le o f E v e n t s
US-Canada Aerobatic Challenge, Catt. Co./Olean Airport, Olean, NY Fri., July 29th
June 25 • 4:00pm: Steak Bake, Otto Twp. Fire Hall
Creek Walk, Pfeiffer Nature Center, Portville, NY Smethport Mid-Town • 6:00pm-8:00pm: Pony Pulls, Otto Twp. Park
June 25-26
Art in the Wilds, Juried Fine Arts Show, Evergreen Park, Kane, PA, Motel Motel • 6:00pm-8:00pm: Children’s Lip Sync Contest,
Park Stage. Call (814) 225-4265
10am-5pm 105 Marvin St., 111 N. Main St.,
Smethport, PA • 8:00pm-12:00am: Entertainment-Dance “Oliverios”,
Raccoon Rally Cycling Festival, Allegany State Park, NY Port Allegany, PA
Park Stage. Admission: $5.00 Family/ $3.00 Individual.
July 1-3 814-887-5550 814-642-2575
Red Suspender Weekend, Galeton, PA Saturday Admission: $2.00
www.smethportmotel.info www.mid-townmotel.info Sat., July 30th Bad
Ellicottville Rodeo, Ellicottville, NY Mark & Teresa Francart • 9:30am-12:00pm: Boy Bull
Summer Festival of the Arts, Ellicottville, NY Car Show Registration, Mechanical
Around The Area:
July 2 O-E Football Field. Call Bull All
Freedom Daze Double Header, ULMS Super Late Model and Patriot •Knox Train Ride •Kinzua Dam
(814) 966-3933 or 966-3131 for information. Weekend!
Sprints, Little Valley Speedway, Little Valley, NY, 7:00pm •Kinzua Bridge State Park •World War II Museum
• 12:00pm: Parade, Main St., Duke Center
16th Annual Austin Pride Fireworks, 10pm, High School, Austin, PA, •Pa. Grand Canyon •Penn-Brad Oil Museum
• 12:00pm-10:00pm: Kiddie Rides, Otto Twp. Park
Galeton's Famous Fireworks, 10pm, Galeton, PA •Holgate Museum •McKean County Museum • 12:00pm-DUSK: Bad Boy Mechanical Bull, Otto Twp. Park
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36th Annual Bark Peelers Convention, 9am-5pm, Pennsylvania Lumber • 1:00pm: Tractor Pull, Otto Twp. Park
Museum, between Galeton and Coudersport, PA Clean Smoking & Non-Smoking Rooms Available
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July 9 • 5:00pm: David Jeffers- Magician, Park Stage
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• 7:30pm-12:30am: Entertainment/Dance,
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468 S. Main St., Portville Heritage Day, Youth Celebration Day, Portville, NY of Commerce. Rain Date: Sunday, July 31st.
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August 10-13
World Bowhunting
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Valley, Ellicottville, NY
August 11-14
City Cup Softball Tournament,
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Chicken Barbecue and Bazaar, Springs State Park, September 5
Bethel Lutheran Church, Portville, Coudersport, PA Rushford Concert Band Concert,
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Onofest 2011, Onoville, Marina, Sala'Meander, Pfeiffer Nature Pavilion, Rushford, NY
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July 17 Austin, PA Galeton, PA Rushford Concert Band Concert, 11am-5pm
Power Mountain Bike races, Owl Prowl/Night Walk, Pfeiffer July 29-31 6:30pm, Labor Day Park India Festival, JCC Campus,
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Old Home Week, Port Allegany, Center, Portville, NY, 9am Jazz Festival, Ellicottville, NY Center, Portville, NY Cruise Night, Seneca Inn , 2 mi.
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Genesee Valley Antique Tractor Cruise Night, Seneca Inn , 2 mi.
Allegheny Mountain Engine & Fairgrounds, Little Valley, NY East, Port Allegany, PA, 6-8pm
Club Tractor Pull, Hemlock, Implement Association, Inc., August 3
NY, 12pm August 18-21
9am-? Cruise Night, Seneca Inn , 2 mi. Potter County Bow Hunter
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Courthouse, Smethport, PA, Taste of Olean/Art in the Park, Valley, NY, 7:30pm
7pm Tournament, Downtown Olean,
12-6pm, JCC, Olean, NY "Age & Wisdom v. Youth & Glory:, NY
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Off To Camp
By Tresa Erickson
Your children are no
longer babies. They
haven’t been so for a while,
but you’ve always thought
of them that way until this
year. Seems like they
matured over night, and
now you’re ready to give
them a little more
independence and send
them to camp this summer.
Most children are ready
for summer camp around
age 10. Not only can they
take care of their personal
needs, but most are
spreading their wings and
can handle a little time
away from Mom and Dad.
In fact, they might even
Pack
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look forward to getting and you should enroll your
away from home for a children in whatever
week or two. camps you choose as soon
In order to select the as possible before they fill
right camp, you need to up.
ask family and friends for Once your children are
recommendations. You signed up for camp, you
might also want to contact can start preparing them
your local park district for for what lies ahead. Make
a list of the camps they sure you post a calendar
offer and conduct a search somewhere and count
online. You will probably down the days to camp
find a wide range of camps together. Read through the
available. However, not all camp brochures together
will meet your children’s and check out some books
needs and interests. on camping adventures. If
Sit down with your they aren’t already, get
children and discuss your your children excited about
findings. Select some camp by relating tales of
camps together and then what you did at camp as a
contact each for further kid.
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children gather their
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take a cherished keepsake
in case they get homesick
and need a reminder of
home. Discuss the issue of
homesickness with your
children and let them
know that it’s ok to miss
home from time to time.
Get up early on the first
day of camp and take your
children to camp, if
possible. Help them get
settled into their new
surroundings, meet their
camp counselors and
explore the area together.
Don’t stay too long,
however. Leave as soon as
you think your children
are ready. Keep your
farewells short and sweet,
try not to get too emotional
and encourage your
children to have a great
children will enjoy their daily at 10 a.m. and tours
days away at camp and on the weekends at 1 p.m.
want to do it again next Wines include Merlot,
summer. They will become Blackberry Port, Valley
more and more Mist, Ortega, Valley Sun-
independent with each set, Pinot Noir, Pinot
passing year and leaving Black, Pinot Gris, Auxer-
the nest may be easier for rois, Siegerrebe, Gewrz-
them. traminer, Cuvee de Pinot
and Agria/Pinot Noir.
• Saturna Vineyard is
located in Saturna Island,
Canadian BC. The vineyard is open
from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30
Viniculture
By Ronda Addy
p.m. and by appointment,
May through September,
When you think about
and from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30
winery tours, Canada may p.m., Saturday and Sun-
not readily come to mind, day, and by appointment,
but for the past two in October. Tours and wine
centuries, Canadians have tasting are offered by
been making wine. It
appointment. Wines in-
wasn’t until recently, clude Pinot Gris, Gamay,
however, that Canadian
Cabernet Franc, Semillon,
wineries began to come
Merlot, Pinot Noir,
into their own. With over
Riesling, Chardonnay,
70 wineries, Ontario has
Riesling Brut and Pinot.
become the mini Napa
Ontario Wineries
Valley of the North, and
•Applewood Farm is
with its three growing
located in Stouffville, ON.
regions, British Columbia
Wine tasting is offered.
has begun to create an
Wines include Meade,
image of its own. With all
Winter Harvest, ciders and
of the wineries available in
various fruit wines.
Canada, taking a wine-
•Crown Bench Estates
tasting tour there is a
Winery is located in
snap.
Beamsville, ON. Tours and
Most wineries offer wine tasting are offered at
tours, allowing visitors to 2 and 4 p.m. on Sundays
see the winemaking July though August. Wines
process from start to include Cranberry Ice,
finish, and some even offer Altair Maple Infused Ice
wine and food for visitors Wine, Raspberry Ice,
to taste. There may be Blueberry Ice, Char-
additional activities as donnay, Cabernet Franc,
well, such as festival Merlot, Vidal Ice Wine,
celebrations. Let’s take a

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to prevent them from Ortega, Mueller-Thurgay, Whether they offer tours
reputation for performance, getting homesick. If they Pinot Gris and Siegerrebe. and wine tasting is
quality & reliability, are staying at camp for ï Cherry Point Vineyards is something that should be
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By Tresa Erickson General Dwight D. Eisenhower as portrayed by

MAY 17, 2011

Married for 20 years, Bruce Hoff for a series of speaking engagements.
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz
Bruce Hoff is from San Antonio, Texas and has been portraying General and
were a Hollywood power-
President Eisenhower for a number of years. He has portrayed General
house. Not only did they
Eisenhower at the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum, National
perform together in one of
Archives and Records Administration and the University of Texas at San
the most successful shows on
Antonio’s Institute of Texan Cultures.
television, but they ran a
production company that Saturday, May 28
churned out many successful Sunday, May 29
hits. The two have been gone for some time now, but
1:00pm-4:00pm
their legacy lives on. Perhaps one of the best places to 2:00pm - “September 1. 1944.” 1:00pm-4:00pm
revisit the magic they created is in Jamestown, NY, the This was the day that General Eisenhower 2:00pm -”June 12, 1945”
hometown of Lucille Ball.
Lucille Desiree Ball was born in Jamestown on
took direct command over the forces in France The Guildhall Address was given on this day. The
August 6, 1911, in a house at 69 Stewart Avenue. The following D-Day. The presentation will center presentation will cover the decision to not go to Berlin, the
house is currently under new ownership, and once on D-Day, current status of operations and final days before VE Day, the German surrender and
restored, may be opened to the public. In the meantime, problems of supply. problems of occupation.
just one cruise through town reveals that America’s
favorite comedienne and her former husband have not
been forgotten. Four murals from the I Love Lucy show
highlight the downtown area and point the way to Ka-Bar Raffle! Memorial Day
museums honoring Ball and Arnaz. Win one of 7 Monday, May 30 • 10:00am-4:00pm
Managed by the Lucy-Desi Center, the Lucy-Desi Ka-Bars, including the
Museum and the Desilu Playhouse are both located on Pearl Harbor 11:00am - Local Parade
Commemorative and
Third Street in Jamestown. The museum houses D2 Extreme Drawing at The Eldred American Legion
awards, audio and interview clips, costumes, photos, 2:00pm is organizing the parade this year.
scrapbooks and other memorabilia from the estates of on Memorial Day.
both Ball and Arnaz. The playhouse focuses on the Donation $2.00 per
couple’s hit show, I Love Lucy, and features costumes as ticket or
2:00pm - “February 7, 1948.”
well as set recreations. 3 for $5.00 This is the day General Eisenhower retired as Army Chief of Staff.
Along with the museums, Jamestown offers festivals The presentation will cover a WWII retrospective and salute to the American Soldier.
in honor of the comedic duo twice a year, once around
Memorial Day and once around Ball’s birthday in
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During her lifetime, Ball returned to Jamestown course. If you don’t
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Lawn in Hollywood Hills, but in 2002, her children had a life jacket. Wear a suit
her ashes and those of her mother moved to Lake View that fits you well and
Cemetery in Jamestown where her father and other water shoes. Use
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Jamestown offers much for those interested in the
waterproof sunscreen
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You Plan Your lives of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. If you’re among
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lifeguards are and dive only in water deeper than nine
feet. Insist that children stay in shallow areas and

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Preserving Our County’s History
McKean County Historical Society
“Old Jail Museum”
502 W. King Street (behind the Courthouse)
Smethport, PA 16749 • (814) 887-5142
2011-2015 Civil War Sesquicentennial MCHS
honors the history and sacrifices of this time.
Museum Information
Admission: General 4.00;$
Members, Sr. Citizens & Children 6-12-$2.00
Children 5 & Under-Free
Group Tours Available: 814-887-5142
Museum Hours:
April, May, Sept. & Oct.: Tues. & Thurs., 1-4pm
June, July, & August: Mon.-Fri., 1-4pm
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Carousel Styles
By Tresa Erickson
Fairs are full of
rides for kids young and
Programs At A Glance
Locations Listed.
May 21 & June 4 : Weaving Class
Instructor: Jim Baker
Call office for more
details - 814-887-5142.
June - October: Civil War
“The Beginning”, During normal hours 2011
Chairperson: Ruth Covert.
FREE and open to the public.
(Feature Room 2011)
June, July, Aug. (Every Friday) at 2pm:
“Railroading History Talks”
“The Railroads of the Civil War”.
Old Jail Lecture Hall.
Speaker: Dick Robertson
FREE and open to the public.
June 15, 7:00pm: “Bucktails -
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McKean County Courthouse
Presented by: Clarence Walker
FREE and open to the public.
July 21-7:00pm: “Deserter Country”
Civil War Opposition in Pennsylvania
McKean County Courthouse/Smethport.
Presented by: Dr. Sandow
(PHC Program) FREE and open to the public.
SOS: Staying Safe Offshore
By Craig W. Armstrong
Millions of Americans count boating as one of their
favorite activities. They spend the summer on the
water, and if they live in warm climates, they may
August 14-20: Our Civil War Heritage
Historical Society
Goes to the Fair!!
“Our Civil War Heritage”
Historical Society Building
at the McKean
County Fair.
September 15 at 6:00pm:
Annual Fall Dinner Meeting-
East Smethport United Christian Church,
Program: “Role Call of the Bucktails”
Chairperson: Eileen McKean
October 15 at 7:00pm: McArt Nite
An evening of Art, Auctions
and Music To Enjoy at the
McKean County Courthouse.
Chairperson: Roger Alexis
MURDER
On West Washington Street
A Murder Trial Reenactment
Nov. 4th, 7:00pm
McKean County Courthouse
Chairperson: Michael Alfieri
Rte. 6, Coudersport, PA
Gargoyle Park
West State Rd., Olean, NY
Griffis Sculpture Park
6902 Mill Valley Rd., East Otto,
Ashford Hollow, NY
Hamlin Lake Park
Water St., Smethport, PA
Jamestown Audubon Nature Center
1600 Riverside Rd., Jamestown, NY
Kinzua Bridge State Park
Ormsby Rd., Mt. Jewett, PA
Lake Erie State Park
Rte. 5, Brocton, NY
Letchworth State Park
Rte. 19, Portageville, NY
Long Point on Lake Chautauqua State Park
4459 Rte. 430, Bemus Point, NY
Lyman Run State Park
454 Lyman Run Rd., Galeton, PA
Midway Park
Rte. 430, P.O. Box E, Maple Springs, NY
Rock City Park
505 Rock City Rd., Olean, NY
a 's O n Cattaraugus County Fairgrounds
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been avoided.
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Little
delight, and delight they
do. Although they have A significant percentage of boating accidents each
been around for some year are caused by people being under the influence of
2 0 1 1 aceDaze
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time, carousels exper-
ienced their heyday in
drugs or alcohol. Operating a boat is not any different
than operating a car, and we all know the dangers of e d o
Fre edule
the United States from
1880 to 1930. During
that time, about 6,000
drunk or drugged driving. This safety precaution is
simple: DON’T DRINK OR DO DRUGS AND BOAT. If
your safety and the safety of others is not reason
Sch
carousels were made, of enough not to mix alcohol and drugs with boating,
which about 200 or so remember it’s illegal. There is no difference between the
remain today. road and the water. You can be arrested for DUI
No two carousels are (driving under the influence) and for BUI (boating
exactly alike. Some feature horse figures, others, under the influence).
menagerie figures-bears, cats, giraffes, etc. Some The next thing to
feature figures called jumpers that go up and down. consider is the experience
Some feature figures called standers that are bolted to of your captain. Anyone
the floor. Some feature figures called prancers that have who operates a boat
their two front feet raised in their air. Some feature should be experienced in
figures called stargazers that have their nose pointing many areas. They should
upward. Some feature figures carved in the Country know and follow all
Fair style, others, figures carved in the Coney Island navigational rules and be
style, and others, figures carved in the Philadelphia able recognize and react
style. to severe weather
Country fair style figures are small and slender, situations. They should
making for easy removal when the carousel was taken have a backup on board
apart and moved from town to town. Famed carvers in who knows how to
this style include James Armitage, Allan Herschell and operate the boat. They should also make sure at least
C.W. Parker. one person, if not many, know where the group is going
Coney Island style figures are also slender but boating and when they are expected to return.
highly stylized with flowing manes, lively expressions Life jackets or PFDs (personal flotation devices) are
and jeweled trappings with traces of gold and silver an important part of boating safety. It is recommended
leaf. To play up the glitz of the figures, many of the that everyone wear a life jacket. Children and people
carousels featured mirrors. Famed carvers in this style who can’t swim should always use a life jacket. It is also
include Charles Carmel, M.C. Illions, and Solomon important to wear a life jacket when severe weather
Stein and Harry Goldstein. strikes. There are several types of PFDs available.
Philadelphia style figures are large, strong and Choose one that you will wear.
realistic with lifelike poses and expressions. Famed Boating is an activity that the entire family can
carvers in this style include Salvatore Cernigliano, enjoy. To ensure you enjoy boating for a lifetime, take
Frank Carretta, Gustav Dentzel and Daniel Muller. the proper steps to keep everyone onboard safe.
Whatever the style, carvers differed in their
approach, churning out their own unique figures and
making for fantastic carousels. Generally, the largest, Free Summer Concerts
most elaborately carved figures were placed on the
outside row of the carousel, where they would be seen.
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other side. Of all the figures on the outside row, one Allegany June, July & August
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initials or marks of the manufacturer somewhere in its Club • Family entertainment
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of the masterpieces of the late 19th and early 20th
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country or have been preserved in museums or Schedule Subject to change without notice. Pit Pass -- $25.00.
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Fire Up The Grill!
By Angela Shelf Medearis-The Kitchen Diva
It's time to grill outdoors.
Take time to properly
prepare your grill before
using it. Here are some tips
that will ensure that your
grill is clean, safe and ready
to use:
• If you haven't used your
grill in a while, give it a
good spring cleaning. Scour
the grate with a wire brush.
Save future clean-ing time
by using a non-stick cooking
spray to pre-vent food from
sticking to the grill.
• Keep safety in mind.
Place your grill in a well-
ventilated, level area and
away from overhangs, deck
railings and shrubs. Use
long-handled tongs and
flame-retardant mitts to
protect your hands.
• Preheat your grill. You
can estimate the approxi-
mate temperature by
counting how many sec-
onds you can hold your
hands 4 inches above the
coals. If you can hold your
hands in place for four
seconds, your grill is at
medium heat or about 300
to 350 F. If you can hold
your hands in place for less
than two seconds, you have
a hot grill at about 375 F.
• Be sure to bring a clean
plate and clean uten-sils to
the grill to collect the food.
If you use the same plate
that held the raw meat, you
could be adding some
unwanted "secret ingred-
ients" to your meal.
Salmonella, E. coli and
other bacteria are unwanted
guests at your party and
often are spread by cross
contamination.
• Use a food thermo-
meter every time you grill.
Don't trust color as an
indicator of doneness. Ac-
cording to a study conduct-
ed by the U.S. Department
of Agri-culture, one out of
every four burgers turns
brown before reaching a
safe internal tempera-ture.
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microwave oven to thaw
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Tuesday, July 19 Quarter Bingo...........................7:00pm
as long as the food is placed Kiddie Parade Lineup.....................5:30pm Friday, July 22
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