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Rock N’ Roll Weekend Is Back!Music & Entertainment Fill this Weekend; Classic Car Show Rolls In; Sun, Sept. 16th 12-5pm

Increase in Residential Garbage Pick-Up Fees Causes Stir

Pending Application for Expansion of Sprague Apartment Buildings was Tabled

Rock N’ Roll WeekeNd : SeptembeR 14-16, 2012 : ellicottville, NY

In this Issue

New Tourism Center

Village Board Meeting

Village Planning Board Meetingsee GARAGE page 9

New Proposed Toursim Center for the County

see Center page 9 see pretty page 9

Prettiest PlacesEllicottville Entered in National Competition

The Art House.... Pg 5New Gallery Opens in Bemus Point

For a day at least, parking may be hard to find in downtown Ellicottville. That’s because for the 14th year in a row your hot rods, classic cars and trucks will be on display in front of the shops, bars and restaurants for regional and international visitors to check out and enjoy. The village is proud to showcase your particular awesome automobile and all entrants will be assigned a spot based on class or category. There will be seven categories in all. Pre-registration is open until this Friday and so far there are over 300 hundred entrants. If you miss the registration deadline you can still show up on the day of and be assigned to the open-class. A panel of experienced car enthusiasts will be acting as judges and giving out awards in each class. Their areas of expertise range from engines to interior to paint. In addition to the cars Terry Buckwald will be doing an Elvis Tribute in the town square starting at 2pm. All the local establishments will be open for business: (See page 3 for schedules.) For more information visit http://www.ellicottvilleny.com/rock-roll-weekend/. So if you think you have something special under the hood or on the T-Top this is the weekend to prove it! - By Paul Royer

Light The Night Walk... Section B Page 2In Delaware Park, Sept. 28th In Buffalo, NYThe Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Western & Central New York Chapter, will hold the Light The Night™ Walk on Friday, September 28, 2012 at Delaware Park. You can be a part of it by signing up your family, friends and work colleagues now!

Western New York now has a new addition to its already eclectic artistic community.“Our Art House,” located at 15 Main Street in Bemus Point New York, is a gallery featuring the works of regional artists in the area. The gallery is literally brand new to the area, as it has only been open for a few weeks.

The Paint Quality Institute will crown the winners of this colorful contest in October.

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The monthly meeting of the village planning board started promptly at 5:30pm and adjourned shortly thereafter as there were only two items on the agenda. As a preliminary matter, the motion to approve the minutes from the August 14, 2012 was

affirmed unanimously. The first matter before the board was the pending application for the expansion of the Sprague apartment buildings by fifteen units. A motion to table the application was made due to the fact that the application was missing some information that had yet to be provided by the developer.

The motion was passed. The second matter before the board was the withdrawal of the application made by Mr. Keith Sanger to remodel and refurbish his residence located at 21 Elizabeth Street. The motion to withdraw was approved. All public business being concluded, the meeting adjourned at 5:55pm.

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An expected increase in residential garbage pick-up fees in the village is causing concern amongst some landlords.The matter was discussed during a Monday Ellicottville Village Board meeting.Mayor Charles Coolidge said the amount of the increase can not be determined until bids for pick-up are opened Monday, after which board members will consider the amount needed to be raised to pay for the

service.He assured visitors to the board meeting the fee will be on residences only and not impact businesses, but, he said the fee increase is necessary due to costs. He said the village pays $60,000 a year for refuse and needs to make revenue to offset the cost.He said sales tax is down by about $15,000, while other costs increase. The village has tried to raise refuse revenue by selling village garbage bags, but, he said, people do not always use them.“We’re on a budget,” he said, adding,

“We have to make it.”Landlords said they, too, are on a budget and voiced worry that raising costs to renters could be a hardship for their budgets. “It’s aggravating to be punished for other people,” said one landlord about those who do not purchase the village garbage bags. “We hate to do it,” said Coolidge, adding “we have a situation we have to do something with.” Despite that, he said, officials do not want the

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The Kwik-Fill on Route 219 may soon host a Cattaraugus County Visitor’s Center. Realizing the location will soon be

vacant, Ellicottville Area Chamber of Commerce leaders recently visited Cattaraugus County legislators to seek financial support from the county

“We need a location to showcase the entire county to the hundreds of thousands who visit the area,” said Brian McFadden, executive director of the Ellicottville Area Chamber of Commerce. McFadden thinks the Ellicottville location can provide that needed showcase. He said not only is Ellicottville the center of the county, but, he added, 6,500 cars pass through it daily.

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Those of us who live here know just how pretty Ellicottville is. Now it’s about time the rest of the country knows too. This summer, Ellicottville became one of hundreds of American towns and neighborhoods nominated to compete in the “Prettiest Painted

Places in America” contest, sponsored by Paint Quality Institute – a leading source of information on paints and coatings. Open to any community having homes and buildings with attractively painted exteriors, the competition is fierce,

~ The Villager ~ September 13 - September 19, 2012

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Close to the pond/gazebo/picnic area, this unit is being sold fully furnished. Wood burning fi replace. Walk to the village. Loft unit with full bath upstairs including washer/dryer and half bath down. $129,900

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On 5 lush acs with 3 bdrms/2 bths and a full fi nished basement. The home is wired for a generator, has Central Air, a beautifully paneled sun-room and decks all around. $149,900

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10 miles from downtown Ellicott-ville, 3 bdrm/2 bth, Great room with brick fi replace, huge deck, ski entry, double garage, private location with lots of parking, on quiet country road. Excellent price. $89,900

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6887 Niles Rd 170 Wildfl ower

Traditional post and beam chalet right on the main drag in Holimont. 2 fi replaces and cathedral ceilings pegged hardwood fl oors, open con-cept easy access to the slopes. 4 bedrooms. $399,000

Gas fi replace, Open concept kitchen/dining/living! Sliding door to small patio. Walk to the village or the slopes. 2 bdrms/ 2 bths on second fl oor w/ balcony off one. Being sold furnished. $ 239,900

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23 mechaNic St. Great 3 BR/2 BTH Village home in well kept area; big back yard and back deck; front porch. Short walk to shops and restaurants. B407839 $199,900

6809 buchaNHillside log home known as the Eagles Nest with a panoramic view of the slopes at Holiday Valley. 4 bedrooms, 3 ½ baths with great room and family room including 4 F/pls. Sold nicely furnished. Asking $525,000.

6806 buchaN RdGreat chalet with view of ski slopes at Holiday Valley. 5 BR/3 BTH, 3 levels of living space. Wonderful family living. B410404 $590,000

ellicottville homeS6871 Rt 219. 3 bdrm. Acres. $98,5006735 Dooley Rd. 2 bdrm. View. $125,0008 Hemlock. 3 bdrm. Village. $139,00019 Rockwell Ave. 4 bdrm. Village $154,0006446 Cotter Rd. 3 bdrm plus barn. $179,9007795 Kuhn Rd. 3 bdrm. 10 acres. $199,0007058 High Meadow. 4 bdrm. Garage. $359,0006408 Northwood Dr. New Built. View. $449,00023 W Washington. 5 bdrm. Village $459,0009 Madison Ave. Village. $799,000

gReat valleY22 Green Valley Mobile $38,0005900 Sugartown. Like new. $149,0006893 Stone Rd. 4 bdrm. $229,0006884 Stone Rd. Chalet. $249,0005805 Humphrey Rd. 4 bdrms. $249,0005709 Bonn Way E. 3 bdrms. $329,0005751 Bonn Way E. 5 bdrms. $439,000

maNSField24 Dublin Meadows. Great view. $149,0006604 Plum Creek. Large Chalet. $449,000

6214 dubliN hillS1 yr. old home w/exceptional interior work; 5 mi. from Downtown Ellicottville Furniture neg. Great getaway in the woods. B412695 $269,000

1 moRaNda laNeStunning, contemporary chalet on 1 ½ acres with 4 bdrms, 3 ½ ba. Across from Holimont. Composite and stone exterior. Bamboo flooring & Tree Frog cabinets. Open concept for today’s consumer. Asking $825,000.

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What a fabulous weekend – Rock N’ Roll Weekend and Classic Car Show is finally here!

Happy BirthdayBecky Shaw ..... September 14

Topper Clemons ..... September 16

Many of the locals will tell you this is their favorite weekend. The atmosphere is festive, the crowds are “just right” and the fun is around every corner all weekend long. It’s a real testament to our hard working Ellicottville Chamber and all the merchants in the village. You’ll meet the nicest people while strolling around the village streets shopping, enjoying the live music, popping into a pub for a quick bite and bevie and looking at all those beautiful cars. This weekend will be a blast and a great way to kick off our famous fall season. Our friendly visitors love it here as much as we residents do. And why not? I firmly believe one of the main reasons

for this mutual affection is the collective attitude of the people who live here. We’re a fun, optimistic bunch with bright attitudes. Who wouldn’t want to be around folks like that? I find the interaction of old friends and new acquaintances very energizing, don’t you? And what a beautiful time and picturesque setting to relax, have some fun and enjoy the people, scenery, and wonderful events. So, dear readers – give me warm sweaters, a blazing fire (outdoors or in) and a nice glass of wine. Once again, I must say – living and working in Ellicottville is the best of all worlds! Have a rockin’ weekend! JZ

The ECS Board of Education invites you to a “Walk Through” of our Facilities on Thursday, September 13, 2012 at 7:00 pm. A Meeting will follow to review the Building Condition Survey, group observations and our own experience with the present facilities.

ECS Walk ThroughTour ECS Facilities Sept 13 Starting at 7 pm

Elvis At The Gazebo

Terry Buchwald will be performing his Elvis Tribute at the Ellicottville Gazebo this Sunday September 16 at 2 PM. It will be a great day with 300 classic and custom cars lining our village streets all day.

Pumpkinville, one of Ellicottville’s favorite family excursions opens for the season September 15th thru October 31. If you have not had the pleasure of a visit to Pumpkinville you must make it a priority this year. Kids of all ages (yes that means adult kids too) enjoy everything from the great pumpkin patch, the authentic 120 year old antique cider mill, hayrides, the petting farm to the crafts and freshly made PUMPKIN doughnuts. The best part is that admission is always free!!

Pumpkinville 2012Pumkinville Opens For The Season On September 15th

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Saturday, September 8 was the perfect first home game of the season for both teams. The Little Eagle Pee Wees shut out Little Valley Panthers 12-0 and the Little Eagle Midgets shut out Little Valley Panthers 21-0. Way to go Eagles!

Little Eagles WinBoth Little Eagles Teams Shut Out Little Valley Panthers

It’s Ellicottville’s oldest, it’s like no other and it will be here before you know it. So If you are planning on spending Columbus Day weekend and the Canadian Thanksgiving in Ellicottville for Fall Fest then you should book your accommodations asap if you haven’t already. Ellicottville lodging is filling up VERY quickly and this is a festival that you won’t want to miss!

E’Ville’s Famous Fall FestivalOctober 6 & 7, Downtown Ellicottville


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Growing With Music Class – Classes will meet at the Library on Wednesday mornings from 10:00 am until 11:00 am. This music and movement class for

pre-school age children is designed to facilitate developmental skills through the magic of music. Children play various rhythm instruments, use their imagination

and sing old-time favorites while sharing special moments with a parent. For more information, contact Terri Steinbar at 257-9619.

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The Southern Tier Catholic School (STCS) & Archbishop Walsh Academy (Walsh) Eagles Gala Auction is a formal dinner and auction benefit held every year. This year the Eagles Gala Auction is scheduled to take place on Saturday, September 29 from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the school. The theme for the event is Passport to Europe. Entry

Call For Donations Bonaventure Square ProjectEagles Gala Auction To Take place On Sept. 29 - 5:30 to 9:30PM Kinely Takes the Lead for Bonaventure Square Project

into the event includes dinner by Dina’s of Ellicottville, beer, wine and the opportunity to bid on some fantastic items - including a two-week stay in Le Havre, France, a one-week stay in San Sebastian, Spain, spa packages, golf equipment, sports memorabilia and much more. More than 200 attendees will attend the event

and proceeds are dedicated to meeting the financial and special project needs of our students. If you are interested in donating artwork to the auction, please visit http://www.stcswalsh.org/eagles-gala-auction and download the sponsorship form. Thank you for supporting STCS and Walsh.

Applications are now available for Allegany’s annual Bonagany festival, scheduled for Saturday, September 21, 2012 from 11am to 5pm. Application deadline is September 1. The festival entry fee is $25.00 for a 10’x10’ booth space (applications taken after September 1, 2012 will

Annual Bonagany FestivalScheduled For Saturday, September 21, 2012 from 11am to 5pm

include a $10.00 late fee). All artists are required to bring a tent. Bonagany is all about celebrating the friendship between the community of Allegany and St. Bonaventure University and is a great way to cap off the festival season. This is a great way to showcase your fine artwork not only to

community members but also to SBU parents who are visiting that weekend from all over the country - Bonagany is held during SBU’s Family Weekend. For questions, please contact Chair Person Lori Bennett at [email protected]. Applications are available at www.bonagany.org.

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After announcing in early August that Kinley Corporation has been named new lead developer to take over the ambitious Bonaventure Square project on Rt. 417 in the Town of Allegany, St. Bonaventure University officials are confident they have found the right partner to get things rolling and hope to break ground this spring at the long vacant site of the former Castle Inn. Bonaventure Square, the much-anticipated hotel, retail, residential and entertainment complex will eventually fill up most of the 18-acre parcel, and locally based Kinley Corporation will be overseeing the project through to completion. Kinley Corporation is a family owned general contractor specializing in large and small scale commercial

and residential construction projects with headquarters in Allegany, N.Y. and a division in Florida. Kinley came on board with a fresh approach as lead developer and found that to make this complex project work; they needed to carefully restructure the original construction time frame into two separate phases without changing the fundamental design of the original project. “At this point, the project scope has not had any changes” said Jimmy Kinley, Operations Manager for Kinley Corp., “The biggest change for the new approach is that the apartments have been moved from Phase 1 to Phase 2”. Phase 1 of the project will include a new hotel, retail center, restaurant and family entertainment center. When asked what the estimated cost for Phase 1 would be Kinley said, “Right now the estimated

price tag for phase one is between $25-$30 million”. Phase 2 includes apartment housing and a multi-use athletic complex, but Kinley pointed out that “It is still under design and consideration for Phase 2. The previous site plan proposal has a Sports Facility. We are carefully weighing our options for Phase 2 until we know we have the best design of that property in order to accommodate the University and the community”. As far as what the total project cost would be, he said, “Phase 2 is yet to be finalized, but overall the project could potentially come out to approximately $65 million.” Completing both phases of the project could take a few years. “Phase 2 construction will depend on what we decide to go there so the timing depends on that decision. With the current layout of Phase 1, the construction could take anywhere from 18 months to 2 years”, Kinley said. Stakeholders in this project have been eagerly waiting for some time to actually see construction begin at the site. Kinley acknowledged that the construction start date has been a moving target in the past, but confirmed that his “goal is to get a shovel in the ground as soon as possible”. His best estimate to begin is early next spring, 2013 and adds, “we are doing everything we can to meet that target”.

Local artwork on display – the gallery area of the library currently has artwork on display by five local women artists.

There are a variety of watercolor, pastel and oil paintings. Stop by the library and check out these amazing pieces of art.

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Bonaventure Square, the much-anticipated hotel, retail, residential and entertainment complex will eventually fill up most of the 18-acre parcel, and locally based Kinley Corporation will be overseeing the project through to completion.


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To the world you may be just one person, but to one person, you just may be the world. Thank you from the Western New York Kidney Connection.

I am 23 years old and I live in Buffalo, NY. I am a student at the University at Buffalo. I am looking for a kidney donor who is blood type O. I have End Stage Renal Disease due to a childhood disorder and I began dialysis in May 2011. I am hoping to receive a kidney because my dream is to get married, have children and live in a ranch with cattle and horses. If you are interested in donating to me, please contact me through www.wnykidneyconnection.org or [email protected]. or call ECMC at 716-898-4353

Bonaventure Square ProjectKinely Takes the Lead for Bonaventure Square Project

CCAC has teamed up with the REAP Olean Farmers’ Market to recruit artists to display and sell their work during the weekly market, Saturdays from 8am-2pm on JCC’s Olean campus. The market features a wide variety of vendors and offers fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, locally produced baked goods, honey, eggs, crafts, flowers, plants, farm-raised meats, wines and

Olean Farmer’s MarketTo Recruit Artists To Display & Sell Their Work

more. This season, the market will be expanding to include fine artists among their vendors. The REAP Olean Farmers’ Market is the original Farmers’ Market in the city of Olean. It is sponsored by REAP (Rural Enterprises Association of Proprietors), an organization of small farmers interested in sharing ideas, giving support to each other, and providing markets in Cattaraugus County. In

partnership with the arts council, REAP will generously offer free booth space (10x10 booth) to fine artists interested in selling their work. Artists do not need to commit to multiple exhibition weeks but must schedule their vendor date(s) in advance. Interested artists should contact Heather Carroll at the Cattaraugus County Arts Council for more information at 716-372-7455 or [email protected].

Activities include the annual Scarecrow contest, children’s activities, pumpkin painting, pie/cake auction, a craft show, vendors, art show, chicken BBQ, live music, dancing and more. New this year is an additional presentation in Gowanda’s Historic Hollywood Theater.

Heritage Harvest FestAll Day This Saturday Visit Gowanda’s 2012 Heritage Harvest Fest

A total of eight enactments will be offered, four in the cemetery and four in the Hollywood. A shuttle bus to the cemetery will transport patrons to each of the three tours on Saturday and two on Sunday. Separate tickets are available for the cemetery and the theater presentations with

a discounted ticket available for the package. Tickets will be available at local Gowanda merchants as well as at the Gowanda News office and Chamber of Commerce office. For more information on this event please visit http://www.GowandaNYChamber.org

Prominent historian Stanley Weintraub and a local man are teaming up to identify and interview area veterans who served in Korea between Thanksgiving and Christmas 1950. Phil Zimmer notes that this book will focus largely on the X Corps (Marines & Army) and the pullback from the Chosin Reservoir. Personal memories of Navy and Air Force support personnel also will be included. Weintraub plans to bring in personal recollections of those

Local Veterans NeededKorean War Veterans Thoughts Sought For Upcoming Book

involved in the miraculous withdrawal under pressure from the Chosin Reservoir. He is especially interested in the veterans’ thoughts of “getting home for Christmas” that had been promised earlier in the going by Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Zimmer will interview the local vets; similar to the research he did for Weintraub’s most recent book, “Final Victory,” which dealt with FDR’s 1944 presidential campaign. The local history buff notes that this

book will be the sixth in a series written by Weintraub on the topic of Christmastime during war. The latest is “Pearl Harbor Christmas: A World At War, December 1941” published in 2011. The series also includes “11 Days in December: Christmas at the Bulge, 1944” and “Silent Night: The Story of the World War I Christmas Truce.” The Korean War vets may contact Zimmer directly at 665-4034 or via email at [email protected].

price tag for phase one is between $25-$30 million”. Phase 2 includes apartment housing and a multi-use athletic complex, but Kinley pointed out that “It is still under design and consideration for Phase 2. The previous site plan proposal has a Sports Facility. We are carefully weighing our options for Phase 2 until we know we have the best design of that property in order to accommodate the University and the community”. As far as what the total project cost would be, he said, “Phase 2 is yet to be finalized, but overall the project could potentially come out to approximately $65 million.” Completing both phases of the project could take a few years. “Phase 2 construction will depend on what we decide to go there so the timing depends on that decision. With the current layout of Phase 1, the construction could take anywhere from 18 months to 2 years”, Kinley said. Stakeholders in this project have been eagerly waiting for some time to actually see construction begin at the site. Kinley acknowledged that the construction start date has been a moving target in the past, but confirmed that his “goal is to get a shovel in the ground as soon as possible”. His best estimate to begin is early next spring, 2013 and adds, “we are doing everything we can to meet that target”.

Inside Business TrackThe Art House

Western New York now has a new addition to its already eclectic artistic community. “Our Art House,” located at 15 Main Street in Bemus Point New York, is a gallery featuring the works of regional artists in the area. The gallery is literally brand new to the area, as it has only been open about a month. The Art House is owned by partners Ann Janowsky and The Villager’s Publisher, Jeanine Zimmer. Janowsky said the idea for the gallery came about after Zimmer and herself purchased that part of the building, and were looking for something to do with it. Janowsky said that Zimmer, who is very familiar with the local art scene, got local artists involved in the gallery easily. While the gallery features many different types of arts, one of the most popular pieces

of artwork sold out of the gallery are those that are the product of Joan Comella, an artists from Cleveland who specializes in glass growing. Comella, who owns her own glass studio in Cleveland, began to experiment with glass growing over 25 years ago with her husband while on their honeymoon in Canada. Comella said that she has since devoted 15 years to the art, and is excited to see its popularity in the art world. In addition to glass artwork pieces, Comella also specializes in beads and jewelry. She said she is excited to be a part of the gallery, because it is a new and fresh idea and is taking off really well. “It hasn’t been open very long, but it’s really popular,” she said. “They’ve been asking me for more and more of my glass artwork every week –

and they’re only in their third week. It’s very promising.” Janowsky said that she is very excited with the way that business has gone so far. “Jeanine and I had no idea that we’d be so busy,” she said. “The reception so far has been amazing. It’s just been wonderful and very encouraging. We’re excited to continue and advance forward.” Just recently the gallery has acquired original pieces by renowned artist Yuroz from the private collection of Jay Monti and Tom O’Connor and originals by Philip Burke, who is famed for his Rolling Stone illustrations. The Art House is open from Thursday to Sunday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, call Janowsky or Zimmer at 716-386-1017.

“Our Art House,” located at 15 Main Street in Bemus Point New York, is a gallery featuring the works of regional artists in the area. Just recently the gallery has acquired original pieces by renowned artist Yuroz from the private collection of Jay Monti and Tom O’Connor and originals by Philip Burke, who is perhaps most famed for his illustrations in Rolling Stone Magazine.


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meat is chopped up loose and ready to heat. “My dad always wanted something to put out fast; he didn’t want to fool around with patties.” Soups get warmed up as the fall weather chills. Chili and vegetables are winter favorites. The onion rings and chips are nice and hot. And of course, don’t forget the ice cream, both hard and soft. Some items were on the menu even before the Blinn family took over. And a few are tough to find in restaurants. Donald Blinn notes, “Where else can you get a peanut fluff sundae? Most people have never heard of them.” Another example is their Boston milkshake, which contains any kind of combination of ingredients you want. Tasty Twirl used to be called Tasty Freeze, a small building where people sat in their cars to eat. The Blinns added indoor seating in 1972. “We’ve made it through hard times.” And now, they are

hoping to take life a bit easier. The business has long been open year round, but that’s going to change. “We’ll be closing in January, February, and March (of 2013) - we’re going to try that.” The work is constant at the restaurant, where Donald can often be found before the sun rises, even on Sundays, when they are closed. Much of the work is behind the scenes, like maintaining the soft ice cream and soda machines. Donald and Linda Blinn appreciate the work put in by their employees, many of whom are local high school students. Five were in the same class at Allegany-Limestone. “On average they are great people and great workers. To anyone who says young people are not willing to work hard, I say baloney. I’ve had more complements in the last two years on my help, because I’ve got good young people, and that’s a good thing to hear.” Hours at Tasty Twirl vary with the season, staying open as late 10 p.m. in the summer, but closing at 7 p.m. during winter. Business has been especially good this year, helped by the great spring and summer weather. “We’ve been overwhelmed (this year)…we have a good system. After 52 years, we ought to have it down pat.” How long will the Donald and Linda Blinn run the Tasty Twirl? Donald notes, “I’m not going to give this place away. So I might be here another twenty years.”

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Municipal Planning Board meetings can be anything but exciting. Not to say that what goes on there isn’t important - just that a sometimes protracted discussion about building codes and regulations can be a bit dry for us non-technical types. Thank goodness there are those amongst you who have the right combination of intelligence and patience, and are willing to serve on one of the local Planning Boards. For everyone else, a good way to find out quickly what’s going on at Planning Board meetings without actually going to one is to read all about it in the Villager. As with Planning Board members, Planning Board reporters also have the patience of Job, and should be commended for what they do. Despite my inability to pay attention at technical meetings, there was something that got my attention in the summary article of the July Town Planning Board meeting, which appeared in last week’s Villager. One of the issues covered was the review and subsequent approval of the Tim Horton’s site plan, which is being built on the site of the old highway barns on 219. The town had expressed concerns that the drive-through be adequately designed so cars don’t stack up and protrude out onto 219 and cause a traffic safety issue. Tim Horton’s design professionals offered a solution that works for all parties and it was approved. A happy ending indeed, but it left me thinking – drive-through windows are hugely popular these days and there must be



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McFadden said, Ellicottville is the gateway to a potential 10.5 million visitors from Ontario and Western New York. He believes tourism needs promoting, and thinks the soon-to-be-vacant building can provide the chance to do so. After all, he said, tourism is a $186 million industry, with 14 percent of the county population employed either directly or indirectly. Because of that, Ellicottville chamber officials saw an opportunity with Kwik-Fill becoming available and proposed their idea to county leaders, getting support from Olean and Salamanca chamber of commerce officials with the endeavor. According to the plan, a board

of directors would oversee the operation of the visitors’ center, which could open after the Kwik-Fill becomes vacant later this year. Although some details remain, the center would have literature about locations throughout the county where visitors may want to stop. According to the plan, the visitors’ center would be open seven days a week and have washrooms visitors could frequent while learning about what Cattaraugus County has to offer. Chamber leaders are awaiting a further meeting with county officials regarding whether their plan will be supported so locations throughout the area can be showcased to the thousands visiting here.

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Entered as a small community, Ellicottville’s submission by the Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce included images of 20 buildings from within the Village of Ellicottville, including the playful façade of the bright and cheerful Purple Doorknob on Monroe. The deadline for entries is this Friday, September 14, at which point the judges will painstakingly pour through the candidates and narrow down the field to five large and five small places from each of the six regions for a total of 60 finalists in the competition. Those 60 finalists will be announced on September 20, and the Paint Quality Institute will promote them in regional publicity campaigns. In the final round of review, a panel of judges representing

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result of the fee to be vacant buildings. As of now we do not know what the future brings with this matter.

That caused board members to say they will address issues. Officials said the garbage bill would not begin until June, giving official’s time to set policy. A public hearing will be held prior to putting the fee in place.“We will make sure everybody gets treated fairly,” said Coolidge.

In other news, locations for fall festival plans will be discussed during a Monday special events committee meeting so the board can approve them prior to the event.Public hearings were also set for Oct. 15 for local laws regarding water regulations and best purchasing policies for village contracts.

Commentary:

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Leo McCarthy

Municipal Planning Board meetings can be anything but exciting. Not to say that what goes on there isn’t important - just that a sometimes protracted discussion about building codes and regulations can be a bit dry for us non-technical types. Thank goodness there are those amongst you who have the right combination of intelligence and patience, and are willing to serve on one of the local Planning Boards. For everyone else, a good way to find out quickly what’s going on at Planning Board meetings without actually going to one is to read all about it in the Villager. As with Planning Board members, Planning Board reporters also have the patience of Job, and should be commended for what they do. Despite my inability to pay attention at technical meetings, there was something that got my attention in the summary article of the July Town Planning Board meeting, which appeared in last week’s Villager. One of the issues covered was the review and subsequent approval of the Tim Horton’s site plan, which is being built on the site of the old highway barns on 219. The town had expressed concerns that the drive-through be adequately designed so cars don’t stack up and protrude out onto 219 and cause a traffic safety issue. Tim Horton’s design professionals offered a solution that works for all parties and it was approved. A happy ending indeed, but it left me thinking – drive-through windows are hugely popular these days and there must be

volumes written on how to design them to be safe and convenient. I don’t know why I found this interesting, but I put on my research cap and started digging. Did you know that some of the local Tim Horton’s get 300 plus cars per hour cycling through their drive-through windows on busy weekends? I know that one because three of my children have worked there over the years, and I’ve heard all about how intense it was working at the window and always staying polite, professional and accurate with that never ending stream of caffeine deficient customers. Horton’s employees take a lot of pride in speedy and accurate service and often compete with other locations to see who has the shortest wait times. Despite the long lines of cars we’ve all seen at Tim Horton’s, they seem to have figured out the magic formula for delivering a quality product quickly, which keeps people coming back. I’m sure the same goes for other fast food restaurants, but it seems Tim Horton’s has the most volume out of them all and likewise, I suspect, a keen interest in continuously improving the drive-through experience. Moving past the Tim Horton’s project, I was able to uncover a few other semi interesting industry guidelines for designing a proper drive-through. Did you know that most new construction buildings with a drive-through are positioned on the left side of the building lot, with the drive-through window on the left side of the building also? If you think about the ones you see around here – they are mostly on the left. They do this to try and keep the bulk of the parking lot, and cars stacked up in the drive-through queue to the right side and far enough away to not interfere with exiting drive-through traffic and walk-in customers. Reading further, I found that It’s apparently not a good idea to have high curbs or elaborate plantings on the edges of drive-

through lanes. Studies have found that customers like to be able to escape from the line if need be, not to mention the fact that some people have trouble driving in a defined lane and scrap or ride up on the curbs. If you plan to have a large amount of people using the drive-through you need to build a multi lane drive-through with an equal number of ordering stations. Speaking of ordering stations, many building codes state that ordering station speakers should not go above a certain decibel so as not to bother the neighbors. Ordering station touch screens, where customers place an order for themselves, are cool - but not recommended because people of differing touch screen dexterity can seriously slow down the line. Where to place the drive-through queue, or stacking lane for waiting cars is the biggest challenge for designers. It needs to be long enough to contain peak rush hour volume without having vehicles out in the road or interfering with onsite parking, and yet not stick out like a sore thumb and detract from the curb appeal of the building. Ideally, the stacking lane should never traverse across the front of the building – that’s seems to be a big no-no, although some site conditions offer no other choice and they have to do it that way. Another thing to consider is the lane can’t be anywhere near an inhabited building because of the exhaust fumes from all those idling cars. Well, there you have it. Hopefully, you found my informative and slightly amusing assessment of a not so amusing process interesting enough to read this far, and will never again feel uninformed while patiently waiting in a drive-through line. Leo McCarthy is the Sardinia Town Historian. He will be taking an in depth look at some of the issues discussed during town and village board meetings. Comments: [email protected]


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Notice of Filing of CLYJEN PROPERTIES, LLC Date of Filing of Articles of Organization: July 23, 2012. County of Office: Cattaraugus. Municipality of Office: Town of Great Valley, County of Cattaraugus. The Secretary of State has been designated as agent of the Company upon whom process against it may be served. The address that the Secretary of State shall mail a copy of any process against it is: 6531 Hardscrabble Road, Killbuck, New York, 14738. The registered agent of the Company is: none. The registered agent is to be the agent of the Limited Liability Company upon whom process against it may be served. The purpose of the Company is to carry on any such business for which a limited liability company may be formed under the laws of the State of New York TL HEALTHCARE HOLDINGS LLC Authority filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 7/19/12. Office location: Cattaraugus Co. LLC formed in Delaware (DE) on 1/5/12 SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to The LLC 2071 Flatbush Ave Ste 22 Brooklyn, NY 11234. DE address of LLC: 3500 S DuPont Hwy Dover, DE 19901. Arts. Of Org. filed with DE Secy. of State, PO Box 898 Dover, DE 19903. Purpose: any lawful activity.

Notice of Formation of New York Pain, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with NY Dept. of State on 7/27/12. Office location: Cattaraugus County. Principal business addr: 9787 91st St., Suite 101, Scottsdale, AZ 85258. Sec. of State designated agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and shall mail process to: National Registered Agents, Inc., 111 Eighth Ave., NY, NY 10011. Purpose: any lawful activity.Notice of Formation of ELLICOTTVILLE MARKETPLACE, LLC. Arts. Of Org. filed with Secy. Of State of N.Y. (SSNY) on 7/31/12. Office location: Cattaraugus County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: PO Box 1109, Ellicottville, NY 14731. Purpose: any lawful activity.Notice of Formation of WILLIAM & CHARLIE CLUB, LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of NY (“SSNY”) on 07/26/2012. Office location County of Cattaraugus. SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of any such process served to: The LLC, 12647 Randolph-Jamestown Road, Randolph, NY 14772. Purpose: any lawful act.Notice of Formation of GLOW TANNING & HAIR SALON, LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of NY (“SSNY”) on 07/26/2012. Office location County of Cattaraugus. SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of any such process served to: The LLC, 1206 West State Street, Olean, NY 14760. Purpose: any lawful act.NOTICE OF FORMATION: B.P. HAEN MECHANICAL CONTRACTING, LLC. Under Section 203 of the NY Limited Liability Company Law. The name of the Limited Liability Company (LLC) is B.P. Haen Mechanical Contracting, LLC. The Articles of Organization of B.P. Haen Mechanical Contracting, LLC were filed with the NY Secretary of State (SOS) on August 14, 2012. The county within this state in which the office of the LLC is to be located is Cattaraugus. The SOS is designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. The post office address within or without this state to which the SOS shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon is: 4223 Block Road, Delevan, New York 14042. The character and purpose of the business of B.P. Haen Mechanical Contracting, LLC is to engage in any lawful activity pursuant to New York Limited Liability Company Law.

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To all our guests at the Argentine Event on Sat. Sept. 8 and those who donated to the Food Bank but were unable to attend. The response was wonderful and we are able to send them a total of $1700.00 from what, we hope, will become an annual event. We would like to tell you about the Argentine wines we featured. The white wine is Catena Padrillos Torrontes which is $10.99, and the red wine is Tintonegro Malbec which sells for $9.99. Our guests seemed to really appreciate both of these wines and they are avail-able at the store. E-Ville Spirits will be celebrating our 9th anniversary in December and we want to thank you for your support. It has been a wonder-ful experience for all of us at the store: Shannon, Judith, Bob, Jamie, and Mary Lou. We look forward to many more years of serving you at E-Ville Spirits and Wines. --Shannon Carscallen, E’Ville Spirits

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(Pictured Left to Right) 1. Hillside Log Home Overlooking the slopes at Holiday Valley resort 2. The deep kitchen starts with the breakfast bar and extends back to the far wall. On the right the oven/stove peaks out of a notch cut in the stone chimney. 3. The stone fireplace and high ceiling give the master bedroom a rustic and yet elegant feeling.

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9 MADISON AVE. Large Village furnished home w/ 6 BR/4 BTH plus a 3 BR/2.5 BTH

apt, 2+ att. garage. Completely remodeled.

B407375 $799,000

6602 BRACKEN RD. Quality resort living! Views of

the slopes through a wall of windows, 5 BR/5.5 BTH;

in-law quarters. B411830 $749,900

23 W. WASHINGTON ST. Large Village home with 5 BR/2.5 BTH on double lot. Perfect cor-ner location 2/ hardwood � rs. &

trim. B410167 $459,000

6809 BUCHAN RD. Log home nestled in the hillside at HV. Open � r. plan w/unique

interior; 4 � replaces; 2 level deck. B414357 $525,000

6408 NORTHWOOD DR. 5 BR/3 BTH home w/2nd kit.

Cust. window treatments, custom tile work. View of HV & HM slopes. B401884 $449,000

8 FOUR WHEEL DRIVE Solid rustic chalet, big windows, furn.. Wooded setting; ski in/out at high speed chair; huge lot, lots of parking. B415674 $435,000

7 ABBEY LANE, VILLAGE PLACE Village’s newest development; 3 BR/2 BTH semi-detached units

w/heated garage. Short walk to downtown.

B408843 $349,000

526 FOX RIDGEOne of the nicest Fox Ridge units

on the market today! � is unit has been totally remodeled

inside and out. B413472 $247,000

40 ALPINE MEADOWSWalk to slopes or Village; 4

BR/2.5 BTH, nicely furnished & updated unit w/enclosed lo� .

B379259 $269,900

19 ROCKWELL Great Village location, 4 BR/2 BTH home w/ gas f/p, front

& back decks. B411165 $154,500

SNOWPINE VILLAGEFor rent or purchase 1-3 BR

condos from $98,900. Ski in/Ski out! Close to golf course and li� s.

8 HEMLOCK 3 BR very well maintained free-

hold townhome. Nicely furnished w/new windows.

B413109 $139,500

6686 MAPLES RD. Newer chalet on 8.9 acres 1.5 mi to the Village! Furnished,

security, a/c, 2 � replaces, custom furn., 2 car gar.

B381881 $595,000

6806 BUCHAN RD. Great chalet with view of ski

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B410404 $590,000

10 MOUNTAINVIEW3 BR/2.5 bth end unit on upper

side; high end construction. Panoramic view of both ski areas.

B398373 $339,000

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upgrades; bumped back kitchen; � eldstone FP; sold furnished.

B416242 $424,900

108 FOX RIDGE 3 BR/2 BTH end unit w/ great

view of slopes. Exterior has just been totally remodeled. Best

priced on the market. B398895 $219,000

48 ALPINE MEADOWS3 BR/2.5 BTH, 3 levels; furnished. Slope views & short walk to li� s;

great rental potential. B408891 $319,000

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101 FOX RIDGE 3 BR/3 BTH corner unit w/

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532 FOX RIDGE 3 BR/3 BTH w/gas f/p & A/C,

hd/wd � oors. Master suite w/2nd f/p. 2500 sq. � . Furnished. Slope

views! B349846 $299,000

23 MECHANIC ST. Great 3 BR/2 BTH Village home in well kept area; big back yard

and back deck; front porch. B407839 $199,900

31 ALPINE MEADOWS3 BR/2.5 BTH; slope views. Walk

to li� s and golf course. Great rental potential.

B412113 $239,500

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(Pictured Left to Right) 1. Hillside Log Home Overlooking the slopes at Holiday Valley resort 2. The deep kitchen starts with the breakfast bar and extends back to the far wall. On the right the oven/stove peaks out of a notch cut in the stone chimney. 3. The stone fireplace and high ceiling give the master bedroom a rustic and yet elegant feeling.

(Pictured Left to Right) 1. The fireplace, western art on the wall and the log dining table creates a dining room right out of Montana. 2. The deck is shaded by the trees in summer. In winter a view of Holiday Valley is reveled.

The exposed wood beams, oak flooring and siding give a rustic cabin feeling. The fireplace and chimney are shared with the dining area.

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A few years ago everyone dreamed of having a little log cabin in the woods. A place apart, on a remote mountainside, tucked into the woods, far away from civilization. Well, that was then and this is now. How about a log cabin with four bedrooms, internet, high-def TV, four fireplaces, a deck, a hot tub, and a gourmet kitchen. Not way off in the woods, but just off Holiday Valley Drive; this home is indeed nestled in the trees and originally known as the “Eagles Nest”. In summer the trees drape over

the deck, and provide a cool breeze. In the winter when the trees have shed their leaves, the panoramic view of Holiday Valley ski area opens up. The main floor features pine walls, floors, and a cathedral ceiling with massive exposed beams. A great stone wood-burning fireplace is the main feature in the living room. The beautiful woodwork extends into the kitchen with its granite counter tops and open layout. The gas stove is fitted into a notch in the back of the fireplace. Next to the kitchen, the dining room has it own little alcove with a fireplace. Just off the kitchen is the master suite. The huge master bedroom has

a fireplace and an equally grand bathroom with a whirlpool tub. There is another full bath on the main floor as well. Upstairs are three more bedrooms and a full bath. Downstairs the family room has yet another fireplace and around the corner room for a pool table and other games. Through the sliding glass doors is the ground level deck with a hot tub. Throughout home is well appointed with handsome rough wood furniture that perfectly matches the look of this 2900 square foot “cabin.” The furniture is included with the house. It’s a turn-key cabin in the woods that combines rustic simplicity and upscale elegance. Even better, it is only a short hop to the slopes at Holiday Valley and a minute to downtown Ellicottville. For more information contact Dave Blanchard, GRI Assoc. Broker at Holiday Valley Realty at 716-474-7024.


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DUBLIN RDJust minutes from the Village of Ellicottville is this cheerful 1 bdrm plus loft retreat on over 2 acres for your enjoyment. Owners have put a lot of “news” in this summer. Take a look before ski season! ML#B407632 Price: $149,900

GREAT VALLEYEllicottville School District, 3 bdrm., 2 car attached garage, barn, creek side setting....all on just under 3 acres! You won’t want to miss out on this one. Priced well under assessed value for quick sale! ML# B412259 Price: $79,000

ELLICOTTVILLEStone Ridge Townhomes, beautiful townhome with a view of the Holimont slopes! Most furnishings stay...just waiting for you to be in before ski season! ML# B405748

“BE READY FOR SKI SEASON”

Cell: (716) 378-2733 • E-mail: [email protected] • www.ellicottvilleresorthomes.com

Sandra Goode • Associate BrokerOffi ce: 12 Washington St. Ellicottville, NY 14731 • (716) 699-4800

Heading: “BE READY FOR SKI SEASON”Move into this cheerful retreat on 2.5 acres before the snow fl ies! Many updates and move in ready! $149,900.

Phone/Fax: (716) 699-4516Ellicottville, New York

Custom Homes • Historical RestorationCustom Mill Work • Bars & Back Bars

Distributors for: Window Fashions - Cirrus, Levolor, ComfortexBrass Tubing & Hardware

Conestoga CabinetsArmstrong Vinyls

GE AppliancesPlate Mirrors

Carpeting

G. Michael NickolsonGeneral Contractor

www.gmnickolsonconstruction.com

• Retaining Walls, Stairways & Patios • Lawn, Tree & Planting Bed Installation • Minor Miracles

JACK KRAMER 716-945-2616

Design & Installation Service

EllicottvilleLandscaping “Grow With Us!”

Visit our NEW website: www.ellicottvillelandscaping.comE-mail: [email protected]

J.L. Painting & Refi nishing

Interior/Exterior PaintingPower Washing & Deck Staining

Custom Wood FinishesFurniture & Floor Refi nishing

Jay LaCroix7000 Simmons RoadP.O. Box 1610Ellicottville, N.Y. 14731

(716) [email protected]

Over 20 Years Exp.Fully Insured

Seneca Allegany Casino Event Center 777 Seneca Allegany Blvd., Salamanca, NY (Take exit 20 off I-86)

Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012

5 P.M. - 6:30 P.M.• Complimentary Wine Tasting • Dinner & Music

• Photo Booth • Health Screenings • Door Prizes

WIN A ROUND TRIP PRIMO LIMO RIDE FOR 8! Register by SEPT. 20 to be eligible!

6:30 P.M. - NATIONALLY RENOWNED MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER: RENEE RONGEN“LIFE’S YOUR LEGACY...LIVE IT!”

Invite a friend!

An event sponsored by Olean General Hospital & Bradford Regional Medical Center

Renee R�ngen

REGISTER TODAY! Log onto www.ogh.org or www.brmc.com CALL: 716.375.7377 or EMAIL: [email protected]

$25 ADVANCE PAYMENT BY OCT. 2 • $30 AT DOOR

Day Trippin’ - Light The Night WalkInt’l Evening Fundraiser to Celebrate Lives Touched by Cancer, Sept. 28 Buffalo

300 Parkside Ave, Buffalo, NY 14214 (Parkside & Jewett). Where does Registration & other festivitites take place? To Register, participants should report to the Zoofari Courtyard area of Delaware Park, along the outside of the Buffalo Zoo. At Registration, each walker will need to turn in their completed & signed collection envelope in order to receive their balloon coupon, t-shirt, and food/beverage wristband (Only Champions for Cures will receive these items.)Do I need to turn in a Walker Collection Envelope even if I raised all my funds online? Yes, each walker will be asked to turn in a walker collection envelope. Please print your most up to date fundraising report from your personal website, record online donations in the appropriate column on the envelope, and seal your report inside the envelope. This will help speed up the registration process for all walkers. Can I turn in my team members envelopes? Yes. A Team Captain (or other designated team member) may turn in some or all of the team’s envelopes & pick up

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Western & Central New York Chapter, will hold the Light The Night™ Walk on Friday, September 28, 2012 at Delaware Park. You can be a part of it by signing up your family, friends and work colleagues now! Light The Night is LLS’s international evening fundraising walk to celebrate and commemorate lives touched by cancer. Participants carry illuminated balloons along the 1.75 walk route -

white for cancer survivors, red for supporters and gold to remember - literally helping to “light the night” and brighten lives touched by cancer. The Buffalo Light The Night Walk is Co-Chaired by Dr. Michael Cropp, President and CEO of Independent Health, and his wife Lois Cropp, RN, Legal Nurse Consultant. The Local Presenting Sponsor is Independent Health. Festivities begin at 5:00 p.m. and the walk begins at 7:30 p.m. Participants will enjoy food, beverages and live music from Route 66. There will be a Chinese Auction, a Prize Wheel and other activities. Form a team and raise funds to make a difference and help patients with cancer live better, longer lives. For more information, contact The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society at 716.834.2578, email [email protected], or visit www.lightthenight.org/wcny to sign up today. September marks the annual observance of Leukemia, Lymphoma, and Myeloma Awareness Month, a time to commemorate more than one million patients in the U.S. currently battling blood

cancers, and to let the public know that there are resources available for patients and their families. SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES: 5:00 - 7:15 p.m. - Registration is in the Zoofari Courtyard on Ring Road, attached to the Buffalo Zoo near the Buffalos • 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Live Band on the main stage - ROUTE 66 • 5:00 - 7:15 p.m. - Chinese Auction in the Fundraising Tent (winners drawn at 8:45 p.m.) • 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Prize Wheel, Duck Pond, Glo Necklaces in the Fundraising Tent • 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Dedication Banner in the Mission Tent • 6:15 p.m. - Remembrance Ceremony at the Main Stage • 7:00 p.m. - Welcome & Opening Ceremonies at the Main Stage • 7:15 p.m. - Meet the Light The Night Ambassadors • 7:30 p.m. - THE LIGHT THE NIGHT WALK around Ring Road in Delaware Park, 1.75 miles • 9:00 p.m. - Closing Comments & the GRAND TOTAL is announced BUFFALO LIGHT THE NIGHT WALK FAQ’s: How do I get to Delaware Park? The entrance to Delaware Park is located at the Buffalo Zoo,

t-shirts, balloon coupons and the food/beverage wristbands for all Champions for Cures. Please be sure that all walkers have enclosed their donations, filled out the donation & contact information completely, and have signed the waiver. How long is the Walk? The Buffalo Light The Night Walk route is once along Ring Road around Delaware Park, starting near the Zoofari Courtyard, which is 1.75 miles. Are dogs/pets allowed? Dogs and pets are welcome, as long as they are leashed. Please remember that there will be a large crowd and lots of activity, so if your pet is

easily made nervous, this may not be the best event to bring them to.Are in-line skates or bicycles allowed?No. For the safety of all participants, please do not bring in-line skates, bicycles, skateboards, wheelies, etc. Strollers are allowed. What happens if it’s raining? Light The Night Walks will take place RAIN OR SHINE. In the event of extreme or unsafe conditions, this site will be updated by 3:00 p.m. with any postponement/relocation information. Team Captains & walkers will be notified via phone/email.

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• Retaining Walls, Stairways & Patios • Lawn, Tree & Planting Bed Installation • Minor Miracles

JACK KRAMER 716-945-2616

Design & Installation Service

EllicottvilleLandscaping “Grow With Us!”

Visit our NEW website: www.ellicottvillelandscaping.comE-mail: [email protected]

Quiet 5 acre lot on cul-de-sac! Beautiful panoramic views of the countryside and abundant wildlife! Located on town-maintained road with underground utilities in a

highly desirable development!

Only 2 miles from Downtown Ellicottville!

Amenities Include: Stone Fireplace’s • Wide Plank Hard Wood Floors • Custom Cabintrey • Custom

Tile Showers • Custom Trim • Roofi ng & Siding •

P.O. Box 326, Ellicottville, NY 14731 • [email protected], Renovation, and Roofi ng for OVER 20 YEARS!

WWW.BURKECONTRACTING.COM716-378-4223

Burke Contracting, LLCOPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun 12-6

Hors D’ourves, Beer, Wine , Pulled Pork, All WelcomeSundance Chalets - 2 miles from Town

6093 Witch Hollow Road

5 Acre Lots - Build to SuitStarting at $299,000

Architectural Spotlight of EllicottvilleThe New Sundance Chalet Development ~ One of E’Ville’s Best Kept Secrets

Day Trippin’ - Light The Night Walk Sundance is one of Ellicottville’s best-kept secrets. This high-end development is located just two miles from the heart of Ellicottville and slopes of Holiday Valley & Holimont. And there is no better time to check out this new development than this weekend, as they will be hosting an open house from 12-6pm both Saturday and Sunday, with Hors D’oeuvres and Refreshments. (From Mill Street, by the Wingate Hotel, go straight out for 1.5 miles on Sugartown Road, then left on Sommerville Valley approximately .5 miles to arrive at Sundance.) Each lot is approximately 5 acres and pricing starts at $49,900. There are 18 lots available. Two have been developed. The lots feature underground utilities and a town maintained paved road with a quiet Cul-de-sac. When you approach the development; there is a babbling stream cascading across the front of it. The lots are positioned to run from the ridgeline out across Sundance Road to Sommerville Valley Road. The development was designed so no chalet would be built in front of another, maximizing privacy and

There are views – and then there are VIEWS. From this hill top setting on Witch Hollow Road, you’ll see an unencumbered vista like few other places in Cattaraugus County. The beauty can best be seen from the deck, the living room and kitchen…where you would spend most of your time in awe. But wait – there’s more! There’s a studio apartment above the two car garage. Perfect for the unexpected guests or extended family members who want some privacy.

Two levels of living provide enough space for living and entertaining. The lower level features a family room with stone fireplace, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a kitchenette. Head up the custom-built stairway to the main level – with the great room, fully-equipped kitchen, two more bedrooms and bathroom. There’s plenty of storage space, too. One closet features cubbies and racks designed for skiers.

views. The owner’s land below Sommerville Valley is designated as “green space” to allow for a scenic pond and walking trails. There is a dedication for 10+ acres to be set aside with a large stocked reflection pond, dock and gazebo; guaranteeing unlimited luxury to each owner. There are literally miles of cross-country and snow shoeing trails being cleared and the lots back up to the Cattaraugus County snowmobile trail. The model home was built by Burke Contracting, L.L.C. and features incredible custom views. This 4 bedroom; 2 full bath home is accented with two full walk-in closets, beautiful exposed aggregate concrete countertops and custom Black Walnut furniture (built by Wayne Stein and Brett Hart). There is custom trim and header pieces (milled by Jerry Musall) and custom woodwork throughout. The top level has a black walnut raised panel kitchen with custom-built cabinets (built by Brian Puvel.) Black Walnut wainscoting surrounds the Great Room. The Great Room features a massive wood burning stone fireplace that has the capacity to heat the entire home.

There is a huge deck out the front with a piped-in gas grill and Jacuzzi. A huge stone chimney compliments the front roofline. Custom black walnut ski lockers are conveniently located in the entrance. The Master Bedroom features a beautiful custom-tiled bathroom and shower. The doors are custom-built solid white oak and the floors are wide plank – white oak. The Great Room in the lower level has an additional massive fireplace. The floor has radiant heat with Italian tile throughout. It is a complete space with it’s own oak kitchen and features a cherry wainscoting and trim throughout. The entrances and patios are all custom designed with uni-lock Stonehenge style. Finally, there is a full two-car garage with 10-foot ceilings and a full apartment above with an open concept breakfast bar and stone propane fireplace. Builder, Pat Burke himself, invites you to come take a tour this weekend. He will be on hand to answer any of your questions. He notes, you may feel free to come visit Sundance at you leisure at anytime to enjoy the natural beauty and abundant

wildlife in this gem located just outside the Village. For a private tour, stop by the open house this weekend,

Saturday and Sunday from 1-4 p.m. each day. Set your GPS for 6093 Witch Hollow Road, Ellicottville or contact Melanie

Pritchard, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker with ERA Team VP Real Estate at 716-480-8409.

Olean: Charming 4BR home in excellent neighborhood. Huge eat-in kitchen

Ciji Riley ML#B415679…$69,500

Ellicottville: Building lot w/ amazing panoramic view of HoliMont slopes!

Harry Weissman ML#B415636…$87,000

ERA TEAM VP … WHEN YOU WANT THE WORLD TO KNOW YOUR HOME IS FOR SALE

Great Valley: 4BR/2BA @Green Valley Estates. Short drive to Ellicottville

Cathy Pritchard ML#B416044…$79,900

Salamanca: 3BR home w/ private driveway. Back deck surrounded by gardens

Carol Thomas ML#B415649…$64,500

Ellicottville: 3BR/2BA townhouse. Spec-tacular views of Holiday Valley!

Amy DeTine ML#B416045…$234,900

Mansfield: 4BR chalet, upscale ski living! Stone FP, walls of glass. Walk to slopes!

Cathy Pritchard ML#B415659…$549,000

Ellicottville: 3BR/2BA Woods townhouse just steps to Sunset slope @HoliMont!

Melanie Pritchard ML#B415821…$279,000

Ellicottville: 5BR/3BA tri-level home w/ nat. woodwork. Open concept flr plan!

Tina Dillon ML#B415639…$399,000

Cold Spring: 3BR Cape style cottage on 56 wooded acres w/ streams & trails!

Andree McRae ML#B415928…$109,900

Ellicottville: Mostly wooded 5 acre lot – part of High Meadows Subdivision

Tina Dillon ML#B415640…$49,000

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716.699.48001.800.680.0863

12 Washington Street, Ellicottville, New York 14731

www.ellicottville.comView All Listings at

BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS

www.tinadillon.net • [email protected]

Tina Dillon, Lic. Salesperson, GRI

Cell: 716.474.5646

4 ACRES & POND!Newer built 2+ bdrm, 2 bth home nestled on 4 wooded acres & pond.

MLS#B365198…$179,500

ONLY 3 MILES FROM TOWN!Spacious 3+ bedroom, 2 bath Cape

on 6 scenic acres. Two garages.MLS#B400445…$278,500

VICTORIAN CHARMER!Move right in to this 4 bdrm, 2 bth Victorian beauty on landscaped lot.

MLS#B411324…$116,900

BUILD HERE! Wooded 4+ acres just North of the

Village and ski/golf resorts.MLS#B414370…$39,900

MOVE IN CONDITION!Buy this 3 bdrm, 2-1/2 bth Cape set

up in Green Valley Estates N.MLS#B397578…$129,900

...DEALS...

...CALL TODAY!

...SIZZLING SUMMER...

33 ACRES & POND!2 - 3 bdrm, 1 bth home on 33 scenic & wooded acs w/ oversized garage.

MLS#B410634…$174,900

17 ACRES & POND!Entertain a crowd in this 4+ bdrm, 3 bth chalet & enjoy the panoramic view. MLS#B385352…$475,000

IDEAL FOR 1 OR 2 FAMILIES!Updated 5+ bedroom, 2 bath home

w/ screened in patio on 2 acres.MLS#B411432…$199,000

WALK TO SLOPES!4+ bedroom, 2 bath end unit within

walking distance to HoliMont.MLS#B371389…$209,900

TEAM PRITCHARD

So many amenities, ski in/out @ HoliMont. 3bdr/2.5ba.

MLS#415629…$324,000

Perfect spot to build. Can subdi-vide into 2 lots.

MLS#B383299…$63,900

Easy Building Lot w/Services Available!

MLS#B407876…$139,900

Retreat close by. 5+ acres, 5bdr/3ba. Min to town!

MLS#B399052…$469,889

Heart of Village. 3bdr/2ba. Ski room. OPEN SAT. 12-3.

MLS#B395666…$229,000

Great views! 4bdr/2ba + gar. apt. Open Sat & Sun 1-4.B411402…$459,000

See All Our Listings at: www.teampritchard.com

Cathleen PritchardLicensed Associate Real Estate Broker

Cell: 716.983-4234Melanie Pritchard

Licensed Associate Real Estate BrokerCell: 716.480.8409

Team PritchardTogether Will Take You There!

NESTLED IN THE WOODS!

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ULTRA MODERN! BREATH TAKING VIEWS!

OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE!

Paradise, Upscale Living! 5 bdr/5 ba. Garage.

MLS#B415659…$549,000

WORLD OF HIGH END FINISHINGS!

Walk to village! Dble lot. Gar. 5bdr/3 ba. OPEN SUN. 1-4.MLS#B401290…$369,000

OPEN HOUSE!

Over 8 Acres in 4-Season Resort Area! Pole barn.

MLS#B408927…$48,900

NEW PRICE!

Cell: 716.583.3769 • E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.ellicottvillehomes.com

TWIST & SHOUT! DANCE YOUR WAY INTO A NEW VACATION HOME!

Live large with 4 BR and all new 1st floor, kitchen, furnace, and more

MLS#B414643…$179,000

Minutes away, 3000 sqft, 3BR, 3 BA, 5+ acs, access to many more!

MLS# B407248…$390,000

New Timber built chalet on 5+ acs & access to 65, mins from townMLS#B389403... $595,000

BRAND NEW CHALET!

CHARMING YET MODERN!

BY 5 ACRES, GET 65!

Amy DeTineSalesperson,

GRI

3BR, 2.5BA farm house across-HM chair lift offers best of both

worlds!MLS# B408774... $340,000

330+ acs. This chalet offers a wildlife refuge solar powered w/

propane backupMLS# B408675... $750,000

2600 SF, 4+BR, 2BA, stone FP, great room, expansive deck,

rec. roomMLS# B380269... $399,000

WALK TO SLOPES OR VILLAGE!

SECLUDED CHALET ON 330 ACRES

NEW PRICE!

Cell: 716-397-9454E-mail: [email protected]

3 Lvl Chalet! Home Auto. System,Heated Floors, Wood, Stone, Tile, & Granite. Fully Furnished 5 bdrm/3.5 bath

Home. $889,000.00

5,000+ Sq. ft. 4 bdrm/4baths! Treed lot w/ Decks & Open Concept Interior. Move in & Enjoy! Great Price too!

$499,000.00

Make this Your Home Base for golf, skiing, shopping & dining. Updated Interior &

Furnishings too! $135,000.00

Wendy O’Neil Associate

Broker

Ski in - Ski Out So Close to Holimont & Private

Too!

Short Walk to All the Fun!!

Call & Set Up Your Personal Viewing Today!

Cell: 716-680-2173

The most affordable unit at Wild-flower, never rented, fully furnished

& ready for you this ski season!B397127...$81,900

NEW PRICE! Fully serviced building lot w/ spectacular pan-oramic view of the HM slopes!!

B415636...$87,000

The sharpest 1 bdrm Wildflower available, a\c, cust. kitchen, airtight FP insert, 1 & 1/2 baths & more!!

B397206...$145,000Web: www.ellicottville.comE-mail: [email protected]

Call For Personal Tours!

Harry Weissman

Licensed Salesperson

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