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Holiday Valley Beer amp Wine FestiVal noV 12 amp 13 2021 Holiday Valley ellicottVille

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For more information on NY Parks visit parksnygov

REAP FARMERS MARKETSaturdays bull May - Oct 8amLincoln Park Square Olean

JAMESTOWN PUBLIC MARKETSaturdays bull June - Oct 10-2pm

3rd Street Jamestown

9TH ANNUAL WILMAOctober 16th amp 17th bull 10am

Catt County Fairgrounds Cattaraugus

WEEKEND CHAIRLIFT RIDESOctober 16th amp 17th bull 11-5pmHoliday Valley Resort Ellicottville

CEMETERY TOURSSaturday October 16th bull Times Vary

Lake View Cemetery Jamestown

JAMESTOWN PUBLIC MARKETSaturdays bull June - Oct 10-2pm

3rd Street Jamestown

EVL FALL FESTIVALOctober 9th amp 10th bull Times Vary

Village of Ellicottville Ellicottville

NIGHTMARE HAYRIDESOctober 15th - 17th bull 730pm

6319 Sommerville Road Ellicottville

FALL FEST THE PEEKOctober 16th amp 17th bull 10-5pm

Peekrsquo N Peak Resort Clymer

EVL HALLOWEEN HALFSaturday October 23rd bull 11amVillage of Ellicottville Ellicottville

BEER amp WINE FESTIVALNovember 12th amp 13th bull 1 amp 6pm

Holiday Valley Resort Ellicottville

COCKAIGNE FALL OPEN HOUSESaturday October 16th bull 12-10pm

Cockaigne Resort Cherry Creek

SALAMANCA FARMERS MARKETTuesdays bull May - Oct 11-5pm 768 Broad Street Salamanca

JON HASZ LIVESaturday October 23rd bull 3pmEllicottville Distillery Ellicottville

ASTRONOMY NIGHTSSaturday October 16th bull 7-11pm

Martz-Kohl Observatory Frewsburg

REBELS HALLOWEEN GAMESaturday October 16th bull 7pm

Northwest Arena Jamestown

See ldquoTOURSrdquo 2

Helping Blood Tissue amp Organ Donations for Over 40 Years

Creations of Salad Dressings Mudpie amp Orange Whiskey Chicken

Ellicottville Tips Up Cafe

October 14th - October 20th 2021 Volume 16 ~ Issue 41A FREE Weekly Publication Serving Ellicottville and Surrounding Communities

Visit our website at wwwthevillagernycomCHQ-CaTT COrsquoS COmmUniTy newSPaPeRFREE

BEAT ON THE STREETPAGE 13

Open House Offers Winter Preview Oct 16Harvest Moon Cemetery Tours

Fredonia Troupe Reveals History

EVL Chamber Member Spotlight ConnectLife

Set Up Your Calendar for the Month of October

Halloween Happenings in Catt Co

Cockaigne Resort 2021-2022

October Stresses Long-Term Planning Strategy for Good

Life

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Views From the Village Photo Page Pg 16Fall Festival 2021 Makes Successful Return

See ldquoTiPS UPrdquo Page 9 See ldquoOCTOBeRrdquo Page 9

See ldquoCOCKaignerdquo Page 12

Up Close amp Personal Melanie Pritchard Pg 4Newly Elected to HoliMont Board of Directors Congratulations to Melanie Pritchard on being elected to the HoliMont Board of Directors for a 3-year term A graduate of Salamanca High School and Alumni of Ithaca College with a degree in Communications Melanie spent nearly 20 years in the BuffaloNiagara Falls area working in radio and TV news

By carol FisHer-linn

Think back to February 1980 Had you found Ellicottville yet Holiday Valley and HoliMont had been

When Judy and Ken Roush returned to Ellicottville in the 80rsquos they we set on opening a restaurant of their own They picked Herbiersquos Derby in Ellicottville a local watering hole previously known as Mc-Caddens then Dettmans Restaurant and even longer ago in the 50rsquos a home for Ellicottvillersquos 3rd grade class

Beyond facilitating the safe collection of blood and careful recovery of organs ConnectLife aims to illuminate not only the facts behind blood organ eye and tissue donation but the invaluable difference that we can all make for people in need right in our own backyardThey are the sole supplier of blood for Olean General and Bradford Regional Medical Center and supplies more than 75 of the blood in WNY One blood donation can save up to three lives (See Story ldquoLiferdquo page 7)

Breast cancer has been widely studied throughout history Research can be found dating back to 3000 BCE Our more ldquomodernrdquo ap-proach to breast cancer began to develop with radical mastectomy continuing from the first one in 1882 through to the 20th century We may have come a long way but with 286600 women and 2670 men (cancerorg) diagnosed in the US in 2019 we arenrsquot quite there yet The best line of defense is still early detection with treatment (See Story ldquoCancerrdquo page 7 )

By Jessica scHultz

Get out your brooms and dust off your bones Halloween is almost here The leaves are changing colors the temps are turning to sweater weather and there is so much great spooky stuff going on Pumpkinville (pictured) located at 4844 Sugartown Road

in Great Valley NY is open for the season and going strong Offering apple cider pumpkin donuts pumpkins for carving the singing chicken show train play area and so much morehellip Open daily through October 31st from 9am-7pm rain or shine

developing and growing in size and popularity Local homeowners were still renting spare rooms to

By Judy sHuler

Therersquos something about a cemetery ldquoTheyrsquore a unique time capsule for a given population and they can provide interesting historical details through their design monuments and lsquoresidentsrsquordquo says Mandi Shepp co-chair of Harvest Moon Cemetery Tours Friday and Saturday October 15 and 16 sponsored by Festivals Fredonia This yearrsquos tours of Forest Hill Cemetery in downtown Fredonia combines history theater and a haunted house to create entertainment that is respectful of its source she says Joel Schaeffer a playwright and historian using primary sources from local history collections at SUNY Fredonia developed the script Schaeffer serves as co-chair

From winter 1966 to January 2011 the resort hosted skiers and snowmobilers using the ski lodge of the Austrian pavilion from the 1964 Worldrsquos Fair After the display the lodge was moved from New York City to Cherry Creek until the fire of January 2011 While everything possible was done to finish that season Cockaigne closed to skiers and snowmobilers until winter of 2020 The resort has been ready for slope sports ever since and continues to elevate the expe-rience

By Jessica Miller

Cockaigne Resort (1493 Thornton Road Cherry Creek) named after the mythical land of abundance and leisure has begun a real life tradition of presenting the best of year round outdoor recreation As thoughts and plans turn toward snowier days the resort is preparing for

~ The Villager ~ October 14 - October 20 2021 Page 2

Publisherrsquos WordldquoUS Reopens Canadian Bordersrdquo

PuMPkintoWn oPens For season sePteMBer - octoBer 2021 3435 Baker st ext JaMestoWn

Happy BirthdayTom Lowry October 14th bull Lynn Timon October 14th bull

Toni Higgs October 15th bull Richard Benedetto October 15th bull Jean Nagumey October 16th bull Sally Andriaccio October 19th bull Robby Wilkens October 19th bull Lazlo Neuwirth October 23rd bull

Julie Studd October 23rd bull Alex Obenauer October 24th bull Tom Williams October 24th bull Jefferey Frank October 25th bull Tonya Green October 26th bull Marcee Clauss October 27th bull

Meme Yanetsko October 27th bull Marsha Pashley October 28th bullAmy Detine October 28th bull Jeffery Cerra October 29th

PUBLIC NOTICE ndash HYDRANT FLUSHING TOWNVILLAGE OF ELLICOTTVILLE Please be aware that the Town of Ellicottville will start flushing fire hydrants beginning the 1st week in October and continue for several weeks Be prepared to expect discoloration of water and pressure changes Please call the Town Water Department at 716-560-8920 with any questions or concerns Thank you

Annual Hydrant Flushing

(716) 699-91439 e Washington St Ellicottville NY

Open for cocktails amp light foodFriday amp Saturday 5-11pm

Featuring Cocktails bull Lounge

It has been a long interesting road We have proven our stamina and endurance and we have reached another milestone The US is set to reopen Mexico and Canadian land borders for fully vaccinated travelers next month This travel has been banned since March 2020 Though we havenrsquot reached the end of the road yet this is truly a great stride to resume regular travel in a safe manner You can see more

normalcies falling into place in our daily lives Festivals are back businesses are reopened and people are enjoying themselves again You can read about many of the upcoming events on these pages bbbIf you have an event or story idea you would like to share with our readers please drop us a line infothevillagernycom Until next week enjoy the read Jeanine Caprino Zimmer

October 14 - October 20 2021 ~ The Villager ~


Page 3


Happy Birthday

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The Villager has finished updating the 2020-2021 Ellicottville Phone Directory If you would like to add update or remove your contact information or place an ad in the directory for the 2021-2022 year please e-mail Jessicathevillagernycom We are also including e-mail and cell phone numbers at your request

20212022 Directory

Howard Hanna Real Estate Ellicottvillersquos Food Drive is On We have joined with The Villager in collecting food items for our local food pantries Donations of non-perishable food items will be accepted to benefit the Great Valley and Ellicottville Food Pantries during business hours (seven days a week) at the Howard Hanna office 34 Washington St Ellicottville NY wwwhowardhannacomEllicottville

Hometown Hero Program ndash American Legion - Ellicottville Post 659 is a Go If you are interested in honoring your hero please call Mary Klahn at 716-450-4312 to request an application

Hometown Hero Program

Howard Hanna Food Drive

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wwwtinadillonnet Email thedillonteamgmailcom

Cell 7164745646

ldquoI Love What I Do and You Will ToordquoCallText Me

to Get Your Property On the Market amp Sold1-716-474-5646

55 ACRESSteps to State Land is the 55

mostly wooded acres southeast of Ellicottville

MLSB1338472$124900

GREEN VALLEY ESTATES

Spacious 3+ bdrm 3 bath home w family room amp fireplace carport workshop amp moreMLS1366341$130000

CHAUTAUQUA COUNTYMove out to the country and enjoy this roomy 3 bedroom 2 bath ranch w full basement

amp garageMLSB1369020$139900

100+ ACRESEnd of the road location is this 100+ open and wooded acres

with a small streamMLSB1366339$328000

NEW ON MARKETExpanded and renovated 6+

bdrm 3+ bath home w fp fam rm gym area deck 3 car garage

MLSB1370690$398000

SOLD MLSB1320768$475000

SALE PENDING

ACREAGE

YOU CAN BE

HEREMLSB1340156$649900

SEE SPOTLIGHT

PAGE 11

VILLAGE COMMERCIALTwo commercialretail units plus an upper 2 bedroom 1

bath apartment All are rentedMLS1371712$525000

ACREAGE

SALE PENDING

Ellicottville

Ellicottville

4Bdrm2Bath Yoursquoll fall in love with the space and

floor planMLS1348507 $189000

34 Washington St Ellicottville NY 716-699-4695howardhannacomcommunitiesellicottville-ny

Open 7 Days a Week bull Serving all of Western New York

Jennifer GlatzLic Real Estate Salesperson

Sandy GoodeLic RE Assoc

Broker Mgr

Andree McRaeLic Assoc

Real Estate Broker

Carol ThomasLic Assoc

Real Estate Broker

Rick JacksonLic Assoc

Real Estate Broker

Tina DillonLic Real Estate Salesperson

Matthew LaRuschMortgage Consultant

NMLS491452

5Bdrm35Bath Must see this beautiful Chalet at

Holiday ValleyMLSB1335439 $699900

4Bdrm2Bath Waterfront dream house

MLSB1345122 $399900

Great Valley

Did You Know Howard Hanna Real Estate Ellicottville Office serves all of Cattaraugus County Southern Erie County Allegany Wyoming and Chautauqua Counties We have offices located all over New York State and we can also assist if you are relocating out of State with our 1 Relocation Department Our knowledgeable and profession-al Agents are ready to assist you with all your Real Estate needs Give us a call wersquore here to help wwwhowardhannacomEllicottville

6Bdrm35Bath on almost 3 acres

MLS1340976 $380000

Allegany

Affordable option to owning a vacation home Rent one and keep the other for yourselfMLSB1332400 $95000

10+ open acres in the Ellicottville School

DistrictMLSB1370022 $38500

Franklinville

Little Valley

Ellicottville

Holly WhitcombLic Real Estate Salesperson

VACANT LAND

Franklinville

Rachael FraleyLic Real Estate Salesperson

42-Mile Charity Ride SuccessEast Aurora to Ellicottville Bike Ride Raises $50K for Erie Cattaraugus Trail

On Saturday October 2 the Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail (ECRT) hosted its first annual charity bike ride from East Aurora to Ellicottville The EA2EVL Fondo presented by West Herr netted $50000 that will be used to continue to build enhance and maintain the 27-mile rail trail that runs along the former Buffalo amp Pittsburgh rail line from Orchard Park to Ashford NY ldquoThanks to our sponsors the riders and all our volunteers the EA2EVL Fondo was a stellar first time eventrdquo reported Deb Fenn ECRT Board Chair ldquoWith

300 riders not only did we sell out we had 500+ donors supporting themmdashand our efforts to build the rail trailrdquo The ride kicked off at 42-North Brewery in East Aurora under clear blue skies and 70 degree temps Riders followed a police escort out of town to Route 240 and then headed west on Route 242 into the Village of Ellicottville With water stops along with way course signage and tech support provided by Tomrsquos Pro Bikes participants enjoyed a safe social ride along with the finish line party at Holiday Valley ldquoThe EA2EVL Fondo

exceeded all my expectations thanks to some hardworking volunteersmdashand Mother Naturerdquo said the Fondorsquos top fundraiser Russ Kamis of Orchard Park ldquoIrsquove lived in Chicago and was so impressed by the trail systems there that offer a safe place to ride and make the city accessible I believe the ECRT trail can bring those same benefits to Western New Yorkrdquo In addition to presenting sponsor West Herr National Fuel Tomrsquos Pro Bikes and 42 North Brewery were associate-level sponsors of the event Learn more about ECRT at wwwecattrailorg

Send us your snapshot of yourself or loved ones reading The Villager for a chance to have your photo featured in our weekly publication (One entry per person please) If your photo is chosen we will feature it in our publication with a caption just for you Deadline for entries is Monday each week by 4pm All nominations can be made via e-mail to infothevillagernycom or to jessicathevillagernycom So go out and grab The Villager and share your support for our community publication today

Villager Photo Contest

The Villager Newspaper is actively looking for the community to participate Have an idea Know of a new business opening up Have something you think needs to be addressed Drop us a line We can be reached at 716-699-2058 or email infothevillagernycom

Be a Part of the Art



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Tuesday - Thursday 12-8pmFriday amp Saturday 12-10pm

Sunday 12-8pm

243WEST MAIN ST SPRINGVILLE NY bull 716-794-3555

PATIOS NOW OPEN

Finding the Soul of Ellicottville at

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Relaxing Chairlift RidesHoliday Valley Resort Saturdays amp Sundays Through October 11-5pm

Kabob House Sign ApprovedVillage Planning Board Reviews Applications

By daVe Parker

The Village of Ellicottvillersquos Planning Board met on Tuesday October 13 Three items were presented for public hearings Paws by the Peaks veterinary clinic at 5 E Washington St received a special use permit 19 Elizabeth St had a site plan and architectural design review for an addition and new garage approved Finally 18 Elizabeth St site plan and architectural design review were approved for a new single-family residence on a vacant lot The Board reviewed multiple applications from previous meetings The applicant has withdrawn 9 Elkrsquos application for alterations to the residence 19 Parkside Dris a new residence that had a public hearing last month but asked their application

was tabled to present revised plans this month however the revised plans were not presented at this meeting so the previously submitted site plan and architectural design review were approved The Board reviewed four new applications 1 Adams St submitted an application to alter the exterior of the single-family residence for changes in size and location of windows and doors This application was approved A new accessory apartment on the second floor of 23 Jefferson in the commercial district had a public hearing set for next month Rafirsquos Platter at 32 Washington submitted a sign permit application to change the sign because the name changed to ldquoKabob Houserdquo This application was approved to change their projecting sign Finally another application for a

The new sign for the Ka-bob House formerly known as Rafirsquos Platter by Amber on Washington Street was approved along with a new hanging sign for the Blue Collar Workwear store hanging sign and wall sign at the Blue Collar Workwear store at 24 Washington was approved The next Village Planning Board is scheduled for November 9 at 530 pm

Gear amp Beer Ski Season Kick OffMud Sweat amp Gears Joins 42 North Brewing Event Oct 16 in E Aurora

Mud Sweat nrsquo Gears and 42 North Brewing Company are teaming up to celebrate the coming snow with the first annual Gear amp Beer Ski Season Kick-off Party on Saturday October 16th(100-700PM) at 42 North Brewing Company in East Aurora NY Think of this party as Western New Yorkrsquos biggest stoke fest of the season with a ski and snowboard sale live music vintage ski movies raffles giveaways beer garden games Fat Bobrsquos BBQ and of course craft beer Representatives from several local ski areas will be set up and look forward to connecting with all you winter enthusiasts Huge Raffle amp Gear Giveaway (500-600PM) Wersquoll be raffling off ski equipment and tons of gear from Blizzard Nordica Rossignol Volkl Leki Elan Head Atomic Armada Giro Smith Oakley Hestra Patagonia and much more

There will also be lift tickets and multiple week passes up for grabs from Holiday Valley HoliMont and Swain Raffle tickets will be sold throughout the day All money raised will be donated to adaptive skiing in Western

New York Itrsquos snowing out West which means winter in WNY is almost here Wersquore getting excited and know you are too We hope yoursquoll join us on Saturday The event is open to the public and admission is free

ZOAR VAEY MOTORSpORTS

ELECTRIC BIKES

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716-532-4584

Up Close amp Personal Melanie PritchardNewly Elected to HoliMontrsquos Board of Directors Excited for Growth

By kate Bartlett

Congratulations to Melanie Pritchard on being elected to the HoliMont Board of Directors for a 3-year term A graduate of Salamanca High School and Alumni of Ithaca College with a degree in Communications Melanie spent nearly 20 years in the BuffaloNiagara Falls area working in radio and TV news She spent the last half of her news career as an anchor and reporter for WKBW Channel 7 news Melanie got her real estate license in 2001 and returned to Ellicottville in 2008 to join her mom Cathleen Pritchard at ERA Team VP Real Estate and HoliMont Realty ldquoWe have a great working relationshiprdquo says Melanie ldquoItrsquos awesome to be able to work side-by-side with my best friendrdquo

She loves being back in the Ellicottville area and feels fortunate to live and work in a place of such natural year-round beauty ldquoMy favorite is Fall ndash the colors the falling leaves the smells And knowing winter is comingrdquo Cathleen served 9 years on the HoliMont Board of Directors and Melanie is proud to follow in her motherrsquos footsteps in this role ldquoItrsquos such an honor to be chosen to serve HoliMont in this fashionrdquo She is eager to see where the next decade takes HoliMont ldquoTherersquos been so much excitement with the addition of several new chalets in the WestMont Ridge development HoliMont is the largest private ski resort in North America and itrsquos right here in our town I look forward to spreading the word about this gem and helping to bring even more members and new features for them to enjoyrdquo HoliMont has seen a lot of changes in the past year The addition of the mountain bike carriers to the Sunset Chair Lift opened the door to a summertime crowd The Meadow area has been revamped with the expanded Magic Carpet ride making it easier for family access The new roadways offer a much smoother drive getting in and Ellicottvillersquos own Cindy Goodin has just been elected President of HoliMont Outside of work Melanie is a huge animal lover and

extremely passionate about animal rights She has had countless dogs and cats throughout her life and her passion is rescuing and finding homes for unwantedferal cats She is an active member of am of CLAWS (Cats Lives Are Worth Saving) a group of women in Ellicottville that trapneuterspay cats and kittens They assist in finding homes for the rescue cats or releasing them back to the wild where they can live freely but not breed Melanie enlightens us with her favorite quotes ldquoBe who you are and say how you feel because those who mind donrsquot matter and those who matter donrsquot mindrdquo-Dr Seuss and ldquoThe greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treatedrdquo ― Mahatma Gandhi Her mom Cathleen is her key role model ldquoHer drive and dedication are to be admired and emulatedrdquo She wishes to take this opportunity to thank her family friends and clients for their support over the years ldquoAnd a big THANK YOU to my new colleagues on the HoliMont Board of Directors for their guidancerdquo Ellicottville and HoliMont are fortunate to have the support and service of such a strong well-rounded woman Thank you to Melanie and congratulations on this opportunity to serve the community

October 14 - October 20 2021 ~ The Villager ~ Page 5


Holiday Valley UpdateHoliday Valley Job Fair October 21st amp 23rd 5pm amp 9am


Holiday Valley is offering the communities a chance to get out and take a relaxing chairlift ride Saturdays and Sundays through October 11-5pm daily Take a ride up the Mardi Gras or Spruce Lake chairlifts to view the spectacular fall leaves on the hillsides of the Holiday Valley Resort Cost is $10 per person kids 6 and under are free For more information visit holidayvalleycom

YOUR TO ELLICOTTVILLE

FALL FESTIVAL FEATURED PROPERTIES

Spectacular Views of Front Slopes at Holiday Valley6773 Upper Road Ellicottville MLS B1357613 $749500 Fabulous views of front slopes at Holiday Valley Resort Five bedrooms three full baths timber peg design feels like Colorado interior with oak flooring Family oriented bright open concept main level with two large stone fireplaces inside and huge wrap around massive deck for entertaining Private upper loft en-suite with slope view sitting area creates a relaxing retreat after a day on the slopes Move in and add to the many fam-ily memories this chalet has created on the slopes of Holiday Valley Cedar shingle roof Prestigious location Call Joany Klopp Bund GRI Sales ManagerAssociate Broker at Holiday Valley Realty Company Inc 716-969-2156

wwwholidayvalleycomrealty6084 Rt 219 South Ellicottville NY

(716) 699-2000

Fabulous Opportunity in Center of Village on Sunny Side of Street18 Washington Street Ellicottville MLS B1357614 $994900Thriving business location fully leased Reported square footage does not reflect that shown in county records due to reconfiguration of rentable space by the owner Two retail spaces two apartments and a garage All with separate entrances Beautifully appointed apart-ments One two bedroom two bath with huge windows over main retail space Rear ga-rage accessible from Hughey Alley with one bath one bedroom apartment Very desirable location for rental apartments or use one for your family and enjoy all that Ellicottville has to offer Make this you own Call Joany Klopp Bund GRI Sales ManagerAssociate Broker at Holiday Valley Realty Company Inc 716-969-2156

NEW ON THE MARKET - Full Ownership at Tamarack Club6557 Holiday Valley Rd 413415 - ALL MLS B1370848 $725000NEW ON THE MARKET Full ownership of all 5 fractions Very Rare Enjoy Tamarack Club whenever you want Unit is fully furnished and all amenities including private owner locker room indoorout-door heated pool private owners lounge underground parking while lodging in the unit amp many more This 2 BD2 BTH is the oneCall Julie Filipowicz Licensed Real Estate Agent at Holiday Valley Realty Company Inc 716-864-7196

Weekly coluMn By Brooke szPaicHer

As we start to make the shift into our winter season there are endless job opportunities for you to join the Holiday Valley team Make a stop by the Holiday Valley Main Lodge on Thursday October 21st between 5pm and 7pm and again on Saturday October 23rd between 9am and 11am to learn about and

apply for many awesome jobs that are available for the 2021-2022 winter season Holiday Valley is looking for new team members to join lift attendants ticket checkers Snowsports teachers tubing park staff housekeepers snowmakers groomers food and beverage staff and so much more We have positions for all ages starting at age 16 with a few positions starting at age 14

Minors will be required to present working papers upon hiring Face coverings required for non-vaccinated and suggested for vaccinated guests Be a YETI Our junior ski instructor program ldquoYoung Enthusiastic Teaching Internsrdquo is accepting applications for skiers and snowboarders ages 14-15 YETIs assist instructors with Rangers groups and daily group lessons on weekends and holidays DEADLINEapplications are due by October 31 Okay so maybe you arenrsquot 14 or 15 but still looking to be out on the slopes doing what you love while instructing others Holiday Valley Snowsports is looking for enthusiastic and great communicators who have a love for skiing or snowboarding You must be able to work 3 sessions (daytime or night) for part time or 5 sessions for full time You do not need prior teaching experience to apply Visit wwwholidayvalleycom for more information and for applications under Fall Job Fair link Join the team love what you do and enjoy the perks of Holiday Valley




Rail Rider JamboreeBorderland Music amp Arts Festival Teams Up with Holiday Valley in 2022

The promoters of Borderland Music + Arts Festival have teamed up with Holiday Valley Resort to bring you the inaugural Rail Rider Jamboree The Rail Rider Jamboree will take place March 19th 2022 at Holiday Valley Resort Ellicottville New York and is a weekend filled with music skiing snowboarding competitions brews and so much more The definition of a Jamboree is ldquoa large celebration or party typically a lavish and boisterous onerdquo and that is what the Rail Rider Jamboree is planning for all

attendees Spend your day on the mountain at Holiday Valley and end it with the ultimate ldquoapresrdquo party at the Rail Rider Jamboree There will be live bands all day on two stages food vendors craft vendors and more The Jamboree is outdoors with music starting around 2pm on Saturday Fans can expect to see regional local and national bands performing throughout the day The Jamboree will take place at Holiday Valley Resort in the field on Rt 219 across from the SnowPine chair Rail Rider Jamboree will

kick off on Friday March 18th at Holiday Valley with rail jam contests and live music slopeside at the base of the mountain at the Rail Park ldquoI produced winter festivals on the west coast for 8 years so itrsquos great to be able to bring this together at Holiday Valley in my backyardrsquorsquo says Ginger Root Productions and Borderland Festival owner Jennifer Brazill ldquo I am really excited about merging music and mountains and curating a 1 day boutique event Itrsquos always such a good timerdquo Holiday Valleyrsquos Director of Marketing Jane Eshbaugh says ldquoThe Rail Rider will be such a fun way for Holiday Valley guests to wrap up the winter season and welcome spring Wersquore happy to be working with Jennifer and her crew as they have experience in hosting incredible events that are just so laid back and fun for people of all agesrdquo Lodging with options to add on lift tickets and other resort activities is available to book with the resort today with package Jamboree tickets to be announced The event is for all ages A full line up announcement and ticket sales are coming soon Details will be available at wwwholidayvalleycomRailrider

See ldquowHaTrdquo Page 15

Ellicottville Memorial Library The Ellicottville Memorial Library is currently open (unvaccinated individuals should wear a mask and maintain proper social distances) with our regular hours of operation for patrons to come in and browse our shelves In addition interlibrary loan is now available among the 38 libraries in our system Appointments are suggested for computer use in order to guarantee availability due to social distancing requirements All of our normal services are available such as photocopying fax printing etc For complete programs call (716) 699-2842

The Knitting Club meets on Monday at the Ellicottville Library The next meeting is June 7th from 6-8 pm Note All abilities welcome - just bring some yarn and your needles

Knitting amp Crochet Club

~ The Villager ~ October 14 - October 20 2021


Page 6

Restart NY Regrant RecipientsTri-County Arts Council of Olean NY Announces $41K in Regrants

The Tri-County Arts Council is delighted to announce recipients of Restart NY Regrants a special grant initiated by the governorrsquos office to help New York State recover from months of COVID-19 quarantine and isolation Restart NY Regrants is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the governor and New York State Legislature and administered by Tri-County Arts Council ldquoThe Restart NY regrant is a unique and generous opportunity to promote live performing arts in Chautauqua Cattaraugus and Allegany counties as we slowly recover from the long isolating months of COVID-19rdquo Mikel Wintermantel executive director of the Tri-County Arts Council said adding ldquoThe intent was to appropriate

funding for live performances in an effort to encourage people to get out and about and enjoy the wide variety of cultural organization events and groups we have in this communityrdquo All grant recipients are non-profits from the tri-county region which work diligently with scarce funding to bring live performing arts to their communities many of which are rural and a considerable distance from big city theaters and symphony orchestras The Arts Council is honored to disperse over $41000 in regrants for the following live performing arts projects The Cherry Creek Community Association for its Kick-off to Summer Event ndash Celebrating the Red White and Blue the Cassadaga Lakes Association for its Labor Day of Love Labor Day Parade to the Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association for its 2021 Fall Programming to Citizens for a Better Cassadaga for its two one-day events Live

Theater Comes to Cassadaga and Second Street Sunset to the David A Howe Public Library for Restarting NY with Live Music and Dance to The Palmer House for its Theatrical programming to Kimberly A Merrill for her Russian Romances Recital the American Scandinavian Heritage Foundation for its Celebrating Our Neighborhoodrsquos Swedish Heritage with Music and Folk Dancing project to the Town Theatre of Short Tract for its Summer Musical Production in 2022 to Gowandarsquos Hollywood Theater for its Chopsticks to Chopin program and Art of the Silent Film 3 part series to the Keynote Chorus for its Keynote Chorus Spring Concert Series 2022 the Southern Tier Symphony for 2021 Symphony Performances Season 19 ldquoTogether Againrdquo the Olean Theatre Workshop for its Returning to the Stage program to the Cuba Memorial Library for its Build Back Through Art project the OCTives for its OCTives Jazz Band performance and to the Sinclairville Free Library for its ldquoSinging Our Historyrdquo program Most of these events and more can be seen on our regional event calendar online at wwwtricountyartscouncilorgregional-events ldquoTri-County Arts was given an extraordinary opportunity to offer funds for live performing arts groups with the purpose of bringing live cultural events to the public quicklyrdquo Wintermantel said expressing gratitude to the Statewide Community Regrants Program for this opportunity to add greater performing arts enrichment in the tri-county area

This grant program supports live in-person community-facing projects involving the public Performances are prioritized however applicants are encouraged to apply for other in-person activities open to public audiences such as workshops exhibitions gallery tours events etc Projects must occur between July 1 2021 and June 30 2022 however projects occurring before the application deadline are still eligible for funding 60 of the grant funds are restricted to artist fees Grants ranged from $500 to $5000

Life


Holiday Valley Beer amp Wine FestiVal noV 12 amp 13 2021 Holiday Valley ellicottVillePuMPkintoWn oPens For season sePteMBer - octoBer 2021 3435 Baker st ext JaMestoWn

Louise Oeffling Lic Real Estate Agent

Web ellicottvillerealestatecomEmail loefflingholidayvalleycom

Cell 7163074353

WALK TO SLOPES5 bdrm 35 bath chalet

on Holiday Valley Road Spectacular views of slopes open floor plan fireplaces

remodeled throughout $515000

PRICED TO SELLPriced below assessed value 5 bdrm 4 bath chalet on 12 acre

with slopeside views of HoliMont Wraparound deck overlooks

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Spooky Sanitarium ToursWildwood Sanitarium Salamanca NY October 31st 11am amp 2pm

The Wildwood Sanitarium in Salamanca NY is offering 2-hour tours to give everyone a taste of Wildwood These tours will consist of a 1-hour history tour with a 1-hour paranormal investigation

to follow This will be a chance to explore the house with one of the owners For reservations please call or text (716)-801-5786 Tours are $20 per person Tours are 11 am - 1 pm and 2pm

- 4 pm We ask that you please wear appropriate clothing and close toed shoes Thank you For more information on this event please visit our Facebook page

By kate Bartlett

ConnectLife is celebrating over 40 years of being WNYrsquos only community blood center and federally designated organ eye and tissue procurement agency They educate the community inspire donations and connect lives All of the blood that ConnectLife collects stays local helping nearly every hospital in eight surrounding counties They are the sole supplier of blood for Olean General and Bradford Regional Medical Center and supplies more than 75 of the blood in WNY Their partner hospitals include ECMC Oishei Childrenrsquos Olean General Millard Suburban Niagara Falls Eastern Niagara Wyoming County Brooks Memorial Buffalo General and Bradford Regional Medical Center While saving millions of dollars in out-of-state sourcing costs they maintain inventory levels across the region Every pint of blood donated saves the lives of three of our neighbors ldquoSupporting Western New Yorkers inherent desire to do goodrdquo Amanda Farrell is the Senior Director of Donor Recruitment and Experience and has been with the organization for almost 15 years She feels privileged to have been able to work with over 1000 community groups businesses and schools and more than 25000

blood donors annually who generously donate their time to host blood drives and donate blood to save lives ldquoThe best part of my job is knowing that wersquore literally saving lives every dayrdquo According to Amanda the best way to get involved and lsquoeasiestrsquo way to help out is by donating blood One donation can save up to three lives In less than one hour of time given thatrsquos a pretty profound gift If readers need another incentive for the month of November all donors receive a pair of Buffalo Sabres tickets They are regularly in Olean Little Valley and the surrounding areas ConnectLife works with many groups to host drives - Ellicottville Brewing Company Olean General Hospital Bradford Regional Medical Center JCC Southern Tier Health Care St Bonaventure just to name a few They are always looking for more businesses and groups to host ldquoWersquore nothing without the help of the people and wersquore nothing without blood drives Itrsquos a great way to promote your businessgroup while supporting a worthwhile cause People are surprised at how easy the process is just call 716-529-4270 for details We take care of (almost) everythingrdquo ConnectLife saves and enhances lives through the support and compassion of donors who graciously choose to give the gift of life While the idea of blood and organ donation is widely understood the monumental impact that donors have on people whose lives have been diminished by

ill health injury or misfortune is not Beyond facilitating the safe collection of blood and careful recovery of organs ConnectLife aims to illuminate not only the facts behind blood organ eye and tissue donation but the invaluable difference that we can all make for people in need right in our own backyard Alexandria shares her donor story online ldquoI feel proud to be a blood donor -it is a way to help save lives and aligns with my value of the human life Each time I donate I am reminded that I am helping someonersquos child parent sibling etc I like that my donation stays local I try to keep that in mind and that by donating Irsquom saving three lives - itrsquos what keeps me inspired And every time I go in the staff is friendly and they do great work I have felt comfortable donating at ConnectLife They walk me through each step of the donation processrdquo ldquoMy favorite thing about the WNY area is the sense of community Everyone is connected to one another in some way and we are an extremely generous communityrdquo Amanda says ConnectLife is another prime example of people helping people in the city of good neighbors For more information on how to host an event become a donor and to read more donorrecipient stories visit wwwconnectlifeorg connect on Facebook Twitter Instagram call 7165294270 or stop in to one of their many locations in the region (full list online)

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Cancer By carol FisHer-linn

Surely everyone reading this piece knows someone who has struggled through breast cancer or is a breast cancer casualtysurvivor themself Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women everywhere It has been widely studied throughout history In fact healthlinecom informs us there exists medical texts relating to breast cancer dating back to 3000-2500 BCE In the 400rsquos BCE Hippocrates was first to describe the stages of breast cancer In the old days experiments abounded most notably surgical incisions (thought to destroy the tumors) Religion got involved discouraging barbaric surgeries while encouraging faith healing Anesthesia was not yet discovered when The Renaissance brought back the surgeries and lumpectomies Ouch Our more ldquomodernrdquo approach to breast cancer began to develop with radical mastectomy continuing from the first one in 1882 through to the 20th century Radium came on stage when Marie and Pierre Curie discovered it in 1898 Less disfiguring mastectomies emerged in 1932 radiation was added in 1937 and SERMs (selective estrogen receptor modulators like Tamoxifen) were introduced in 1978 In 1985 it was proven that lumpectomies and radiation had similar survival rates to treatment with only mastectomies Estrogen blocking drug Arimidex was

developed in 1996 in 1998 Tamoxifen was FDA approved for use as a preventive and in 2006 a preventive drug with fewer side effects (Evista) was developed By 2018 clinical trials showed that chemotherapy doesnrsquot benefit 70 of women with early-stage cancer altering protocols yet again other cancer fighting drugs were developed by 2020 Today less invasive and less toxic treatments are used regularly with the treatment becoming more personalized thanks to new specialized testing Shorter courses of radiation are found to be as effective as longer ones with targeted drugs or biologics giving the option to totally avoid chemo in some cases We may have come a long way but with 286600 women and 2670 men (cancerorg) diagnosed in the US in 2019 we arenrsquot quite there yet The best line of defense is still early detection with treatment October is Breast Cancer Awareness month Visit wwwcancerorgbreastcancer to find information on every aspect of the breast cancer experience from prevention to survivorship This site is very comprehensive and should answer all your questions about prevention andor care Find a lump Jump into action October is also dedicated to Long-term care planning Per AARP 70 of people turning 65 can expect to use some form of long-term care during their lives 90 of those who receive long-term care today live at home or in a community setting The SCAN foundationorg tells us that ldquoLong-term care (LTC) refers to a broad range

of services provided by paid or unpaid providers that can support people who have limitations in their ability to care for themselves due to a physical cognitive or chronic health condition that is expected to continue for an extended period These care needs may arise from 1) an underlying health condition 2) an inherited or acquired disabling condition among younger adults andor 3) a condition present at birthrdquo The problem is that a good number of people donrsquot feel the necessity until it is upon them A good start is an advance directive You can access free forms (wwwlawdepotcom) for an advance directive from your state - this is a document that allows a person to pre-select their medical treatment options in the event they cannot speak for themselves The form outlines how a person is to be treated with a spokesperson an ldquoagentrdquo to make the medical decisions on their behalf and in accordance with their wishes If you donrsquot have an advanced medical directive medical care providers must prolong your life using artificial means if necessary Which means that with todayrsquos technology physicians can sustain you for days and weeks (if not months or even years) Unfortunately completing an advance directive often does not hold high priority yet it is critical if you have an unfortunate accident or sudden illness Oftentimes it is too late to consider doing one at that point Why not take time during this changing of seasons to consider how you want your own personal change of seasons handled



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By cara BirrittieriautHor

Freelance WriterForMer Mayor Boston

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Testifying before Congress Tuesday morning Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen left little to the imagination concerning the companyrsquos motives and impact on its youngest users The Harvard MBA trained former employee claimed both Facebook and Instagram which Facebook owns put growth and profit far ahead of any concern about health even knowing some accounts are owned by children ldquoI saw Facebook repeatedly encounter conflicts between its own profits and our safety Facebook consistently resolved these conflicts in favor of its own profits The result has been more division more harm more lies and more threats more combat In some cases this dangerous online talk has led to actual violence that harms and even kills peoplerdquoHaugen compared Facebookrsquos unhealthy impacts to big tobacco covering up the dangers of smoking decades ago ldquoWhen we realized that big tobacco was hiding harms it caused government took action when we figured out cars were safer with seatbelts government took action when we learned that opioids were taking lives the government took action

I implore you to do the same hererdquo Criticism was aimed at ads that make it through to children and teens despite Facebookrsquos claims that they do not market weight loss vaping tobacco or alcohol to anyone under 18 Haugen repeatedly said that since artificial intelligence algorithms are employed to flag these kinds of adds that some ads are undoubtedly getting through to children and teenagers Also Senator Mike Lee (R) of Utah disclosed that a research advocacy group called Technology Transparency Project (TTP) conducted an experiment last month to run a series of ads on Facebook that would be targeted to children ages 13 to 17 Facebook approved all the ads slated to run on the accounts of up to 19 million users One of the ads said ldquoThrow a skittles party like no otherrdquo over a picture of a pile of prescription drugs basically promoting teen abuse of multi-colored prescription pills another displayed an ldquoanatiprdquo which is a tip describing ways to promote anorexia nervosa to remain slim a third ad encouraged children to find a partner online saying in text form ldquoYou look lonely Find your partner now to make a love connectionrdquo The ad clearly prompted teens as young as 13 to seek love on social media even though this kind of connection might lead a young teen into the hands of strangers or

worse None of the ads ran on Facebook since TTPrsquos goal was to prove a point However clearly Facebook was willing to run the ads Lee admonished the tech giant ldquoIt proves that FB is allowing and perhaps facilitating harmful adult themed ads to our nationrsquos childrenrdquo Haugen said the company relies so heavily on artificial intelligence (AI) that just 10 ndash 20 of drug paraphernalia or other offensive ads would be flagged and removed ldquoIt is very possible that none of those ads were seen by a human and the reality is that wersquove seen from repeated documents in my exposures that Facebook AI systems only catch a very tiny minority of offending contentrdquo Haugen also disclosed that Facebook collects data on kids who say they are problematic users which essentially means they are addicted to Instagram andor Facebook She claims this is done by design to make sure new users establish regular habits on the platforms Haugen asserts Facebook is aware that their platforms hurt kids and noted the escalating rates of depression and suicide among teens in the last decade Any parent today knows Instagram dramatically changes the experience of high school Haugen adds that is a problem There is no escape from mean girls and bullies ldquoKids who are bullied on Instagram the bullying follows them home It follows them into their bedrooms The last thing they see before they go to bed at night is someone being cruel to themrdquo The solution according to Haugen is government intervention oversight and strict accountability She says Facebook and Instagram can be fixed but the companies must be forced to correct the problems She says Congress must act now

Junior Explorers Give BackThe Juniors Spend Some Time Doing Good in Their Neighborhood

eVan amp addison Bartlett

This summer was so busy that we took a much-needed pause this week Wersquove been so lucky to get to visit so many incredible places meet so many interesting people and do so many exciting things This week it was our turn to give back While we try to remember to say please and thank you everywhere we go we can get pretty excited and caught up in the excitement of all the great activities Mom says it happens to everybody even her so itrsquos important to take some time to ldquoresetrdquo She calls it giving back First we always love finding painted rocks on our walks so we decided to paint some walking sticks and leave them on a nearby trail in our neighborhood We also hid some gemstones and rocks It was pretty fun to check back in a few days to see if anyone had taken a walking stick (2) or moved the gems (scattered around the path) Next we visited a local cat shelter

Tabby Town in the McKinley mall They collect tabs from soda cans and magically turn it into cat food Or they bring it to the scrap metal place in exchange for money to buy food toys and supplies for sheltered cats (But we think the magic story is more fun you decide) The cats were fun to visit with too and the owner showed over 20 cats that are just waiting to be adopted Last we picked up litter on a walk around our neighborhood Mom wanted to sign us up for some big

event but we decided we didnrsquot need a big occasion We should just pick up the trash whenever we find it (Using gloves a grabber and hand sanitizer of course) It was actually a lot of fun giving back and felt pretty nice to be helping out Wersquore looking for more ways and places to give so if you have any ideas please let my mom know Kti0623yahoocom Thanks for reading and donrsquot forget to take a few minutes to ldquoresetrdquo as mom says Never get too busy to help out



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The Nightmare Hayrides located on Sommerville Street in Ellicottville NY is again thrilling guests of all ages with their hayride maze and haunted barn No reservations are needed as there are seven tractors continuously running to take unsuspecting patrons on the ride of their nightmares The costs of admission are $25 per person children 5 and under are free Open Friday Saturdays and Sundays through October 31st at 730-930pm The annual Ellicottville Halloween Half Marathon and 5K is back on October 23rd Starting on Monroe Street in Ellicottville NY at 11am runners of all abilities will travel 131 miles of beautiful countryside roads Donrsquot forget to get decked out in amazing costumes and enjoy running to benefit local charities You can register at evlhalfcom The annual Rotary Halloween Party may be canceled but trick or treating in Ellicottville NY is still a go on October 31st Time for the little monsters to hit the street is 5-8pm A staple event is also returning to Ellicottville NY to celebrate the thrill of the season Villaggio restaurant located at 7 Monroe Street is again hosting the Thriller Dancers featuring Fusion Dance Studio on October 23rd from 830 till 930pm Everyone is invited to attend this once a year street performance Wildwood Sanitarium Ghost Tours located at 71 Prospect Avenue in Salamanca NY is hosting 2-hour sessions on October 31st Tours are open 11am-1pm and 2-4pm The tours are 1 hour of the history of the sanitarium and the other hour

is a paranormal investigation A great chance to explore this haunted house with one of the owners For reservations to this spooktacular event call or text 716-801-5786 Cost of the tour is $20 per person More information on the event can be found on their Facebook page Hinsdale House Restoration Project is hosting a tour of the Haunted HinsdaleDandy House on October 19th from 6-9pm Located at 3830 McMahon Road in Hinsdale NY guests will get a chance to experience a tour of the grounds and the house itself with guide Kaycee Colburn The price is $40 and tickets are limited More information on how to reserve your ticket can be found on hauntedhinsdalehousecom Olean NY is hosting a mass of frighteningly great times Regular trick or treat is back for 2021 from 6-8pm on October 31st but the GOACC is also offering a Spooktacular Halloween Drive-Thru alternative Also on October 31st from 4-6pm City police and fire department officers common council members and Mayor William Aiello among other volunteers will hand out free treats to vehicles on South Street besides Lincoln Park in Olean ldquoNearly 2000 pieces of candy were distributed by this same group last yearrdquo reported Mayor Aiello He added ldquoThose attending the event are asked to remain in their vehicles However we will also have a limited supply of treats for those coming to the park on footrdquo Those not in vehicles are asked to enter Lincoln Park on sidewalks to the park pavilion The Southern Tier Catholic School and Archbishop Walsh Academy located at 208 N 24th Street in Olean NY is bringing you their annual Fall Fundraiser on October 23rd from 6-11pm This in-person event will have participants travel across the

globe experiencing different foods games and drinks from different cultures There will be music beer games food samplings and more The cost is $100 per ticket The ticket provides two admissions into Walshrsquos Worldwide Bash as well as an entry into a $7500 trip package grand prize drawing at the event There will also be two other drawings for trip packages valued at $1500 and $1000 Good Times located at 800R East State Street Olean NY will be hosting an ADULTS ONLY Boorsquoze Bash amp Costume Party on October 30th from 7-11pm Brought to life by the parents of the 12U Twin Tiers Pride baseball team the bash will raise funds for the team to play the park in the summer of 2022 Tickets are $50 a person or $80 for couples The tickets include admission heavy appetizers and bottled beer There will be a cash bar as well Prizes will be awarded for best costumes so dress up as your favorite alter ego Gowanda Harley located at 2535 Gowanda Zoar Road in Gowanda NY gets in the spirit with their ldquoBaggers Dayrdquo Celebration Their own riff on the ldquoTrunk or Treatrdquo event everyone is invited to dress up (their bikes andor themselves) and fill your saddlebags with candy for the kids Prizes will be awarded to the best-costumed rider and the best decorated bike Kids can enjoy candy and free pumpkins for carving Come and join the fun on October 30th from 11-3pm There are so many creepily fantastic events going on in our area for October thatrsquos itrsquos hard to keep track of them all For more information on the events listed above or for ones that may have been missed you can check out local event listings at enchantedmountainscom or by checking out the events near you Facebook page Have a safe and spooky Halloween in Cattaraugus County

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Tips Upto skiers on weekends but the character of Ellicottville was changing rapidly In the winter vehicles parked on our main drag had a mixture of NYS Ohio Canadian and other out-of-state plates Many of the people who owned those out-of-state cars were quickly buying up homes in and around Ellicottville and using them for their winter weekend holidays Canadian flags started popping up Quality Market (now Tops) began to stock up the kinds of foods the tourists requested for the weekends and for their holidays like the Canadian Thanksgiving many just celebrated this past week The previous year the old Ellicottville train depot had just completed a relocation jaunt down Mill Street to 219 repurposed as a restaurant Literally The Depot and Ellicottville were on the move One-year newlyweds Judy and Ken Roush were living and working for a busy trendy restaurant in Massachusetts They decided they would like to do for themselves what they were successfully doing for the restaurant owners They wanted to come home and establish a restaurant of their own - Judy had her Morabito family roots and the greengrocer family business in her Buffalo background Ken graduated from the Culinary Institute of America Serving food was in their DNA While home for Kenrsquos Cattaraugus HS class reunion his dad Ralph gathered a list of restaurants that they could look at Whittling the list

down to two ldquoThe Lucky Dollarrdquo (now the Nickle Inn) and Herbiersquos Derby in Ellicottville a local watering hole for the locals previously known as Dettmans and even longer ago in the 50rsquos a home for Ellicottvillersquos 3rd grade class Judy even produced a photo of a horse-drawn delivery cart in front of the building which served as a electrical supply house around the turn of the century Choosing Herbiersquos Derby The Roushes had to decide on a name to get their liquor license When they returned to Massachusetts they held a naming contest with the staff who were excited for them but unhappy to see them leave Would they open a formal Italian restaurant or a deli They chose restaurant because The Depot had just opened with a deli focused menu The name contest was narrowed down to two ndash Tips Up Cafeacute or The T-Bar both with a skiing flavor Tips Up it was and the mighty adventure was launched The building needed upgrading (especially the kitchen) but with a lot of sweat equity they were finally ready to open Living upstairs for five years was convenient since long long hours are what made the restaurant a success Ken manned the kitchen Judy handled everything else including waitressing and bussing tables Friends like Jack Kramer and Jodi Bentley bought vases and flowers to decorate the tables hard-working people like Debbie Howard (now Halloran) and her dad Bill were hired and immediately became vital parts of the Tips Up team Kenrsquos unrelenting creativity made paper menus impractical so a chalkboard menu was developed Their

meals were served in baskets with paper liners until the day a frequent customer John Northrup said that their food was too good to be served in baskets Plates immediately replaced the baskets When asked about their delicious salad dressings and why they were never marketed Judy responded ldquothey were made fresh with no preservatives and had a five-day shelf-life If we added preservatives it would alter the tasterdquo Anton their son who ran the restaurant 2015-2018 worked with Cornell for a time trying to find a way to bottle it but found that it couldnrsquot be done without preservatives This writer asked Judy how she felt today regarding her experience as an early boom-time restaurant owner in Ellicottville She said ldquoIt was the best 365 years of my life and I greatly miss the support and friendship of our community Significant people brought a lot to Tips Up Debbie and Bill brought their family and friends who brought their co-workers and friends Jack Kramer introduced Tips Up to the people at HoliMont Gwen and Bill Barrett from the Birdwalk sent their dinner customers to us for lunches It was beautiful teamwork that broiught early success I miss and thank them allrdquo

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Breast

Garden Girl Autumn AstersAsters Add a Strikingly Magical Touch to the Landscape

By linda katHerine yatesartist amp gardener

Healthwise Breast CareFor the Love of Your Breasts

By lilian d dirito Holistic Wellness amp essential oils coacH

Statistics show that unless we start making important changes in our lifestyle one in EIGHT women will get breast cell unbalance According to some researchers one of the main concepts we need to learn is that breast cell unbalance is primarily an estrogen-dependent one That means it is triggered by exposure to excessive amounts of estrogen not just estrogen our body produces but environmental chemicals that mimic estrogens So the first step is to keep these negative estrogens also called ldquoxenoestrogensrdquo in check It is also very important to have a healthy diet by eating organic fruits and vegetables and avoiding meat and chicken treated with hormones and antibiotics Another source of xenoestrogens based on different research is plastics Some examples are soft plastic toys soft plastic containers and water bottles There are also xenoestrogens in some laundry detergents household cleaning products shampoos perfumes and cosmetics Your body has natural means of defense to destroy excess estrogens The liver is one of the main organs

in charge of breaking down these toxins You might think then let the liver do its work However it is not that simple because the liver has more than 500 different functions it gets over worked and when it gets full of toxins it is hard to get them out of the body For the liver to be able to detoxify it needs to get good nutrition to function properly Foods high in sulfur are very important like garlic onions and cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli Brussels sprouts cabbage cauliflower kale mustard greens and turnips There is also a sulfur compound as a supplement from cruciferous vegetables that is particularly helpful in breaking down excess estrogens It can be used as a supplement by women wishing to reduce their risk of breast cell unbalance caused by excess estrogen also for hot flashes before and during menopause It is important to nurture your body with pH balance nutrients and antioxidants like a green drink and an antioxidant formula that contains pomegranate quercitin and mangosteen You also need good fats in your body from nuts avocados deep ocean fish and coconut oil plus supplement with flax seed oil and Omega 3 New research shows the importance of supplementing with Vitamin D Researchers at the University Of Rochester Medical Center followed 155 breast cancer patientsrsquo months before and after surgery Low vitamin D levels were seen in the presence of biomarkers of aggressive tumors Women with triple-negative tumors were three times as likely to have low vitamin D levels when compared with other

breast cancers The best ways to increase your vitamin D levels is to absorb the sunrsquos rays and to consume it through food and high quality supplements Also enhance the health of your breast by making sure your glandular system is working properly and your hormones are balanced For starters experts recommend getting an adequate intake of iodine The thyroid is the bigger user of this awesome nutrient The second user is your breasts Natural sources of iodine may help women with breast cysts as well Iodine can be found in supplements like pure organic kelp dulse and concentrated black walnut A progesterone cream is important as it may help to balance hormones and block the action of xenoestrogens Also the use of underarm antiperspirant deodorants blocks the release of toxins from sweat glands in the armpits and contributes to lymphatic stagnation Try using a natural enzyme spray with essential oils a quick recipe from Sylvia Rogers BS Nursing is to add enzyme spray to a 2oz bottle fill it 34 then add 35 drops of a calm blend formula and 10 drops of Lemon oil I love this easy natural deodorant smells beautifully Make sure to avoid perfumed detergents and softeners also air fresheners those could be high xenoestrogen driven instead use fragrance free soaps and detergents add some fresh essential oils like lemon orange lemongrass Avoid perfumes and colognes use organic frankincense oil for your face and body mixed

ldquoAutumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flowerrdquo ~ Albert Camus

With so many wonderful choices of jewel toned rich autumn colours it is difficult to hone in on just one leaf plant tree or flower but the Asters of autumn add a strikingly magical touch to the landscape The gorgeous bright purple Asters that we see in the rural landscapes of New York at this time are the New England Aster that grow in meadows of all regions of North America One of the more easily identifiable features of the New England Aster is the large number of purple ray flowers of usually forty or more Another feature is the hairy stems and

leaves that exist on most of this type of flower species Truly the New England Aster is one of the most beautiful wildflowers there is They are perfectly combined with Golden Rod as purple and yellow are complementary colours and opposites on the colour wheel There are about 250 species of Asters native to North America Europe and Asia Many species and a variety of hybrids are popular in home gardens because of their attractive and colourful flowers but there is also the benefit that they attract loads of late season pollinating insects Research by entomologist Doug Tallamy of University of Delaware lists Asters and Goldenrods as the wildflowers that

support the most species of butterflies and moths Deer usually avoid both of them All Asters are easy to grow from seed and offer a very inexpensive way to add a diversity of plants to your landscape Shady location varieties include White Wood Aster Large-leaved Wood Aster (pale lavender with a yellow center) and the Blue Wood Aster with billowy lavender blue flowers Sunny locations are good for the New England Aster in bright purple or pink the Tall White Aster and the Smooth Blue Aster Their fluffy light ethereal appearances are quite lovely in the late autumn garden when other plants are fading If you take notice now you will see many different wild varieties growing in fields meadows roadsides and lakeside Asters are also great in flower arrangements Mix Asters with flower stalks of ornamental grasses late-season zinnias and sedum in a vase Next time yoursquore out and about notice all of the bright and vibrant purple pink lavender pale blue and white asters that adorn our autumn landscapes Aster in Greek means ldquoStarrdquo and they certainly are the stars of autumn meadow

with a fragrance free body lotion Last but not least keep your lymph moving The breast is part of the lymphatic system it is very important to keep it clean and moving dry brush exercise especially jumping in a rebounder is very helpful

Also realize that long periods of worry and anger can be internal toxins draining your health Take some time to experience joy laughter love and peacefulness through relaxing with friends family and companion animals spending time in nature walking dancing yoga tai chi or other forms of movement watching funny movies meditating drawing painting or using your creativity in

other ways For more information please call Naturersquos Remedy in Ellicottville at 716-699-4372 facebookcomnaturesremedynet E-mail naturesremedyverizonnet The contents of this article are for informational purposes only and are not a substitute for professional medical advice diagnosis

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124 W Main Street Cuba MLS B1370690 $398000New on the market Do not let the simple exterior fool you This expanded and renovated 6+ bedroom 3-12 bath home features contemporary decor and design The granite countered kitchen offers a breakfast nook that opens onto the back deck The living room has a wet bar with a fridge-great for entertaining The spacious formal dining room boasts a fireplace and is a fabulous area for your holiday gatherings The first floor master bedroom provides an ensuite bathroom with a jacuzzi tub and separate shower There are four other bedrooms and a second bath and a half on the entry level The lower level boasts an oversized family room plus a sixth bedroom and a third bathroom You can access the back yard from the family room The house is heated by radiant heat flooring and hot water baseboard This sprawling home is ideally set up for an in-home office andor a home school The front yard is nicely landscaped and the back yard has tall grasses offering a country living feel The attached three-car garage has a second floor for storage There is plenty of parking available on the black top driveway The 14-acre lot backs up to West Bristol Some of the furniture could be included with this sale Call Tina Dillon Licensed Real Estate Salesperson at Howard Hanna Real Estate Services 716-474-5646

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Open Friday - Sunday 1-8pmEllicottville Distillery Retail Sales and Tasting Room

Grace Lougen Oct 17th 2pmJon Hasz Oct 23rd 3pm

Porcelain Train Oct 24th 2pmDoug Yeomans Oct 31st 2pm

Join us the first Friday of every month from 4-5pm for Harry Potter Club As an international best-selling series and critically acclaimed film franchise there is hardly a person in the world who hasnrsquot heard of the Boy Who Lived or his nemesis He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named Together we will test your knowledge of both the books and movies with fun trivia bring the stories to life with themed activities from the books and time permitting have Quidditch Practice so you will be ready for our Summer Outdoor Quidditch League You may even have the chance to hide under the Invisibility Cloak The monthly themes are September ndash Yoursquore A Wizard Harry (Activities Hogwarts Letter Wand Making and Sorting Hat Ceremony) October ndash Trap Door Challenge (Devils Snare Life Size Wizard Chess amp Logic Challenge) November ndash Wizards Duel amp Free Dobby and December ndash Chamber of Secrets SIGN UP AND CHECK IN Children can sign up anytime online or at the Main Library Monday through Thursday 900 am to 900 pm Friday through Saturday 900 am to 600 pm or at the Madison Branch Monday through Saturday 900 am ndash 600 pm Visit lakewoodlibraryorg for detailed info on activities hosted by the Library

Harry Potter Club

The Bridge of Hope Church formally the Little Valley United Methodist Church will be hosting a Faith Circle at the LittleValley Memorial Library the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month next meeting October 18th 2021 from 6 to 7 pm The topic for this Faith Circle will be the Wired Word

Faith Circle Wired Word

Nominate your favorite small business owner (One entry per person please) and if your recommendation is chosen we will feature that small business owner in a special feature article on the cover of our publication Deadline for this month is September 30th All nominations can be made via e-mail to infothevillagernycom or to jessicathevillagernycom or by calling into the office at 716-699-2058 Vote and support your favorite businesses today

Special Monthly Contest

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provider with any questions you have regarding a medical condition and before undertaking any diet dietary supplement exercise or other health program We disclaim any liability if the reader uses or prescribes any remedies natural or otherwise for him

herself or another Healthwise writer Lilian is currently living in South Carolina where she homeschools her son does holistic consultation teaching classes works on her organic food business and is studying to become a National Board Certified Naturopath

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of the festival along with Mandirsquos husband Chris Shepp ldquoWe are also very excited to work with Ted Sharon and his group at Main Street Studios in Fredonia this year they are a local theater group who will be performing as the guides and historical figures this year to bring our new script to life (or afterlife)rdquo says Mandi ldquoIn past years the tour was more a presentation of historical people events and facts but this year those same historical points are dramatized and presented in a narrative formatrdquo Two tours are offered one on horse drawn wagon from Laff N Lyon Ranch in Sherman one on foot ldquoWalking tours are led by our lsquoghost hostsrsquo costumed guides playing historical

figuresrdquo Each walking tour group is transported to the cemetery by a minibus with a guide on board to set the scene and provide historical facts about Fredonia Once in the cemetery a historical figure guide proceeds to lead the walking cemetery tour All tours begin and end in Barker Commons in downtown Fredonia They were advised Barker Commons should be complete enough to load and unload tours there she says If it is inaccessible due to construction delays tours will depart from the municipal parking lot On both Friday and Saturday horse drawn tours will begin at the top of every hour starting at 7pm with the last one departing at 10pm The walking tour will start at 15 minutes after the hour Length of both is about 60 minutes The route goes through town as a guide gives historical facts of different places Participants are asked to arrive at the Gazebo in Barker Commons at least

10 minutes before scheduled departure time to allow for check in Masks are required while riding inside the van for transport between the Commons and the cemetery They are not required in the horse drawn wagon or while on the walking tour The Shepps and Schaeffer all started as actors and guides for Harvest Moon Cemetery Tours for a few years before becoming co-chairs of a group of 10 volunteers ldquoPeople spend a lot of time wondering what happens after death and cemeteries can provide a very literal answer to that question which feeds a morbid curiosityrdquo Mandi says Cemeteries ldquogive us all a reminder to live in the moment and appreciate life in the present tenserdquo Advance reservations are required tour tickets can be purchased at festivalsfredonianyorg The website also includes the 2020 virtual version of the cemetery tour

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another great time for skiing snowmobiling and other enjoyable seasonal pursuits Like just about anyone else the staff and members are also eager to preview the fun of wintertime From winter 1966 to January 2011 the resort hosted skiers and snowmobilers using the ski lodge of the Austrian pavilion from the 1964 Worldrsquos Fair After the display the lodge was moved from New York City to Cherry Creek until the fire of January 2011 While everything possible was done to finish that season Cockaigne closed to skiers and snowmobilers until winter of 2020 The resort has been ready for slope sports ever since and continues to elevate the experience Cockaignersquos upcoming Open House is a prime opportunity for prospective and returning guests to see what enrichments the 2021-2022-winter season has in store The free open house

is on Saturday October 16 from 1-6pm with plenty of fun for old and new friends to have throughout the day Craft vendors a classic car cruise-in ski lift rides live music grounds tours and lodge access are amongst the features planned for the day The Loft Dining Room restaurant and The Base Pub will also be open for dining and beverage service Jason Spain Cockaigne Resortrsquos General Manager is enthusiastic about what the open house and upcoming winter season will bring ldquoItrsquos going to be a fun opportunity for people to see what the upcoming season has in storerdquo said Spain ldquoWersquore happy to be back for another year and we wanted to share that while we show what we have for our pass holders to enjoyrdquo Attendees of the open house will also be among the first to have the opportunity to save on their season passes Prices have been discounted on all passes until November 14 on November 15 and forward season passes assume their everyday rates To find the best type of season passes and rates for an individual

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Cockaigne or family prospective pass holders should visit Cockaigne Resortrsquos website (wwwcockaigne com) Spain said ldquoThere are many different season passes with different features so therersquos something for everyone to be just right for whatever they like to dordquo Purchasing passes online (ideally on or before November 14 for greatest savings) has the additional advantage of an expedited arrival check in to help get the most time in on slopes and trails Pass holders and their guests can of course make use of the slopes trails and gear shop during their visits and ski lessons are offered for any skier to hone their skills Cockaigne Resort is open Tuesday ndash Friday 3-10pm Saturday 10am-10pm and Sunday 10am-9pm They are closed Mondays except for on Holidays Regular Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Sundays are themed to help further save on lift passes Cockaigne Resort is ready for all the fun and excitement that snow sports offer During Saturdayrsquos open house discerning area winter sportspeople will be ready too


Beat on the StreetWhat is Your Favorite Horror Movie

Whether Outside or In Live Music is Always Available

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By cHad neal Itrsquos the spooky time of year Dusk comes earlier and the temperature drops These are usually the backdrop conditions for scary movies And this time of year that genre of film is especially enjoyed by fans of such macabre and terror

Mark P - Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Toni A - Halloween (1978) Brilliant on a small budget plus Jamie Lee Curtis IS the ultimate scream queen

Caitlynne Z - The Strangers

Celeine S - So many great ones in the 80s itrsquos hard to choose just one Motel Hell Silent Night Deadly Night and My Bloody Valentine Classics

Todd G - John Carpenterrsquos The Thing

The monsters murderers unknown entities and ghosts are coveted by fans of these types of movies Ever since they started making movie pictures and basing them on stories the horror film has been a part of that popular culture What is your favorite horror movie

Whatrsquos Shakinrsquo in the Area

Jen H - House on Haunted Hill (original)

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The Enchanted Mountains are full of color and we survived Fall Fest and the music scene is buzzing Letrsquos see whorsquos playing where The seven day weekend starts on Thursday this week at Balloons with Burger and Brew Night from 4-10pm featuring Domenic Carucci from 6-9pm He plays a blend of rock songs from the 70rsquos till today some classic country and some modern folk and alt $12 gets your choice of burger and beverage with house made chips The Gin Mill does Thursday music also and this week they host The Chillbillies from 8-11pm This husband and wife duo play a poprockroots set of covers The latest kitchen in town is open till 11pm sun-tues and 12am wed-sat FRIDAY Balloons is first up again with Johnny Hart and The Mess on the main stage from 7-1030pm They play high-energy rock and roll originals and covers In the back bar Tui Osborne will play from 10-1am Tui plays skareggaepop covers Try my favorite the blackened mahi tacos Absolutely delish There will be a DJ rockin the sound booth playin the thump thump for your bump bump from 10-2am Wersquore back at The Gin Mill for Two Guys Drinking Beer They play a rockpopfolk set of covers thatrsquoll have you clapping and singing along Try the Gin Mill burger or some craft cocktails in the Sideways Bar

We close out the evening at Madiganrsquos with DJ Si in the sound booth puttin the funk in the trunk so you can shake your junk on the dance floor Party on the deck while the weather still permits SATURDAY The Gin Mill is the early bird with Salads and Ballads with Terry Savastano from 2-5pm Terry plays singersongwriter songs with some Irish drinking songs Italian Ballads and jokes thrown in Steelhorse will take the stage from 8-12am They play a Southern and classic rock set of covers We return to Balloons main stage for the premier of 77 Stone from 630-10pm This trio of Buffalo teenagers play a blues influenced set of rock originals and covers Fritz the Cat will be in the back bar from 10-1am Fritz does an eclectic set of multi genre covers on guitar and harmonica A DJ will follow in the sound booth from 10-2am so you can dance in the window and make it an official bachelorette party Wersquore back at Madiganrsquos for the DJ Si party from 10-2am Hersquoll provide the slide for your glide on the dance floor Therersquos a foosball and pool table for a little competition Let the A-Team whip you up a slushee drink behind the pine SUNDAY The Gin Mill brings back Terry Savastano from 2-5pm Do a late lunch or early dinner or just some day drinking since the Bills arenrsquot on till Monday Villaggio hosts AYCE Pasta Bar and Prime Rib Night from 5-9pm featuring Chris Maloney from 530-830pm Chris pays a rockpopfolk

set of covers to accompany the finest Italian food in the southern tier Mangia resistente Monday night is wing night at Balloons from 4-10pm featuring Owen Eichensehr with special guest Doug Yeomans from 6-9pm They will play a bluesrockfolk set of covers and originals 75-cent wings and a fine craft beer selection with a Bills victory priceless Monday is also Asian Night at Finnertyrsquos from 4-10pm Chef Freddie whips up some Asian specials to accompany the Pad Thai items on the menu With TVrsquos galore and Bills Mafia representing itrsquos the place for the Bills game The Gin Millrsquos Tuesday music is Marty Peters from 7-11pm Marty plays a bluesfolk set from the 60-70rsquos Donrsquot forget they always have 37 beers on tap and try the pot roast dinner Tastes like moms We end the week where we have for 30+ years at The Gin Mill for Joe Wagner and Company Wednesday from 8-11pm Joe plays a folkrockpopcountry set of covers that yoursquoll know the words to $1099 gets your choice of beef on weck or the Gin Mill burger and $1 0ff all domestics I want to give a shout out to The Kabob House formerly Rafirsquos by Amber is back open and knocking it out of the park as always Try everything on the menu itrsquos all-wonderful We hope you had a fantastic time in our village and come back year round but wherever you are PLEASE ALWAYS SUPPORT LIVE MUSIC



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The Villager Newspaper is actively looking for motivated individuals to join our freelance writing team in both Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties We offer the opportunity to write about local entertainment and events Please send in a copy of your full resume and two writing samples if interested We can be reached at 716-699-2058 or e-mail Jeanine at infothevillagernycom or e-mail Jessica at jessicathevillagernycom

Local Writers WantedPO Box 178Ellicottville NY 14731wwwthevillagernycom

The Villager is a free weekly publication serving Ellicottville and surrounding communities compliments of our advertisers The views expressed within the publication do not necessarily reflect those of the Publisher or of the advertisers The contents of The Villager cannot be reproduced without written consent from the Publisher This includes but is not limited to articles photographs artwork and ad design Comments and story ideas may be submitted to com or PO Box 178 Ellicottville NY 14731 The Villager is a Zimmer Media Publication

Published Every Thursday AD DEADLINE Mondays at 4pm

Phone (716) 699-2058 Email infothevillagernycom

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Call or Text 716-801-1789 or 716-801-5420Ellicottville NY 14731 bull Serving the Southern Tier

The Villager Newspaper is actively looking for motivated individuals to join our freelance writing team to cover Town and Village Meetings in Cattaraugus County We offer pay for time attended and article written Please send in a copy of your full resume and two writing samples if interested We can be reached at 716-699-2058 or e-mail Jeanine at infothevillagernycom or e-mail Jessica at jessicathevillagernycom

Meeting Writers Wanted

Classifieds

PUBLIC NOTICES

SEASONAL RENTALS - 2 amp 3 Bdrm fully furnished in Village 1 mi from slopes starting at $500000 Email - rosiepeakshotmailcom bull Phone - (905) 357-9163 or (905) 651-3342FOR RENT Ski Cabin For Rent 3 bedroom 2 bath 4 beds mobile home in the village 3 min walk to shops Extremely clean and very cozy CutecozycabingmailcomFOR RENT Ski season rental 2021 -2022 1 story home sleeps 6 Utilities included No smoking no pets 814-834-3035 or 814-594-2032 Daviddetschwindstreamnet

FOR RENT Mobile home for rent for the 20202021 ski season 12 minutes from Holiday Valley Resort Sleeps 8 with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms Open concept living room dining room and kitchen Complete with laundry and a fireplace Call or text 905 546 7783 905 379 2830

FOR SALE by Owner 6558 Plum Creek Road 4 bedroom 25 bath finished basement on 5 acres with in-ground pool $650000 Call 1-412-289-0593FOR SALE by Owner Beautiful Chalet with scenic Mountain Viewrsquos 2 miles from the Village of Ellicottville 3+ BDRM 2 12 BATH furnished stainless steel appliances 485K Call or text (716) 523 9094FOR SALE Spacious Victorian House For Sale Seven miles from downtown Ellicottville- 208 Court St Little Valley Four bedrooms two baths fireplace Includes timber frame barn Many updates Well Maintained $149900 716-480-3474FOR SALE 2 very old HV trail maps professionally mounted even shows the TBarrsquos 3 professionally framed Winter Carnival posters 1991-1994 Please email if interested sbehan8540aolcom

FOR SALE

FOR RENT

HELP WANTED The Silver Fox Steakhouse is looking for Kitchen Staff Mail resume to PO Box 146 Ellicottville NY 14731 or fax resume to 716-699-4691 or email silverfoxevilleaolcomRESTAURANT EMPLOYMENT Dinarsquos Restaurant in Ellicottville NY is currently hiring for the following positions Line Cooks Bussers Host or Hostess and Dishwashers Experience a plus but not necessary we will provide training Please call Jim at 716-699-5330 or apply in personHANDYMAN HELP WANTED Seeking a general handyman for EVL vacation rentals This is a part time job with flexible hoursdays Perfect for a restless retiree or someone looking to make extra money Work independently with a good mix of work Please email deangroffgmailcom HELP WANTED Looking for Independent Cleaners who are dependable and trustworthy Please call Mariersquos Custom Cleaning (716) 913-2901FITZPATRICK amp WELLER INC - HELP WANTED for manufacturing of hardwood components Immediate openings for Machine Operator positions Full-Time Part TimeDay and Night Positions available Must have a strong work ethic Apply on our website at Fitzwellercom or in person 8 AM to 4 PM on weekdays at 12 Mill St Ellicottville NY Contact ShainaHFitzWellercom 716-699-2393WANTED 2022 ski season apartment rental around Ellicottville January through March One bedroom desired Call or text 716-984-4292WANTED Help needed bartender American Legion Apply Tuesday - Friday 12-6pm Ask for Joanne

HELP WANTED GM Nickolson Construction Inc is looking for carpenters with at least 3 years of experience Apply at 42 Mill Street Ellicottville NY or email gmnickolsonaolcom

HELP WANTED Looking for able bodied person to clean condominium at Valley Village each week during ski season between occupants Please call Fran at 716-685-1688

HELP WANTED We are also looking to fill all positions Servers Bartenders Prep Cooks Line Cooks Bussers Hostesses and Dishwashers We will be accepting applications at our Olean location Rafis Platter 800 Wayne Street Olean NY 14760 and The kabob House (Rafis Platter by Amber) 32 Washington Street Ellicottville NY 14731 We are looking for motivated charismatic hands-on employees This is a fast-paced upbeat restaurant so if you are ready to join our team come fill out an application

HELP WANTED The Villager Newspaper is looking for a freelance sales representative for the Ellicottville area Must have a valid drivers license and clean driving record Must be friendly apt at public speaking and self motivated Prior sales experience is preferred but not required If interested please reach out to 716-699-2058 or send your resume into jessicathevillagernycom Serious inquiries only please

NOTICE OF FORMATION of LampH Tree Service Excavating and Construction LLC Articles of Organization filled with secretary of state of New York (SSNY) on 08162021 Office location Cattaraugus County SSNY is designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served SSNY shall mail process to 3196 Pennsylvania Rd Olean NY 14760 Purpose any lawful act or activityNOTICE OF FORMATION Druid Works LLC Filed with SSNY on 92221 Office Catt Co SSNY designated as agent for process amp shall mail to LLC at 85 Swan Street Salamanca NY 14779 Purpose for any lawful purpose

TAMARACK CLUB FRACTION FOR SALE Studio unit valley side lobby level sleeps 4 Amenities include owner locker room valet parking heated pool fitness center Call or text (716)-258-0109

FOR RENT Seasonal Rental available from December 15th through April 15th ski season Located in the downtown village of Ellicottville Two bedrooms one bath with high end finishing Contact Laura 716-353-0951

WANTED

Aug 20th at St Paulrsquos Lutheran Church Marriage vows were exchanged between



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Jeanne M Brown amp Richard J Dryke in front of friends and family This couple met

Ellicottvillersquos Weekly Newspaper Online wwwthevillagernycom

Weekly Newspaper of Ellicottville amp Chautauqua Online wwwthevillagernycomViews from the Village Fall Festival 2021 Makes Successful Return

PhotoJohn Thomas Jeanine Zimmer

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Happy BirthdayTom Lowry October 14th bull Lynn Timon October 14th bull

Toni Higgs October 15th bull Richard Benedetto October 15th bull Jean Nagumey October 16th bull Sally Andriaccio October 19th bull Robby Wilkens October 19th bull Lazlo Neuwirth October 23rd bull

Julie Studd October 23rd bull Alex Obenauer October 24th bull Tom Williams October 24th bull Jefferey Frank October 25th bull Tonya Green October 26th bull Marcee Clauss October 27th bull

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PUBLIC NOTICE ndash HYDRANT FLUSHING TOWNVILLAGE OF ELLICOTTVILLE Please be aware that the Town of Ellicottville will start flushing fire hydrants beginning the 1st week in October and continue for several weeks Be prepared to expect discoloration of water and pressure changes Please call the Town Water Department at 716-560-8920 with any questions or concerns Thank you

Annual Hydrant Flushing

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It has been a long interesting road We have proven our stamina and endurance and we have reached another milestone The US is set to reopen Mexico and Canadian land borders for fully vaccinated travelers next month This travel has been banned since March 2020 Though we havenrsquot reached the end of the road yet this is truly a great stride to resume regular travel in a safe manner You can see more

normalcies falling into place in our daily lives Festivals are back businesses are reopened and people are enjoying themselves again You can read about many of the upcoming events on these pages bbbIf you have an event or story idea you would like to share with our readers please drop us a line infothevillagernycom Until next week enjoy the read Jeanine Caprino Zimmer



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Sneak Peek - The Villager – Ellicottville's Official Newspaper

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