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PAGE6 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2011 Trip to Alaska is Tuesday Club subject Paws with Potential MA YVlLLE - Three members of the Mayville Tuesday Clut: will dis- cuss their trip to Alaska when all meet at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. I in the Mayville Library. A slide presentation of two weeks of cruising the spectacular Inside Passage, touring the Alaskan main- land and admiring the scenery of the many glaciers in Glacier National . Park will be presented. Club mem- bers who took the trip Will be the speakers - Dianne Goodrich, presi- dent; Jean Kelsey, secretary; and Barb Roue, Nominating Committee chair. The library is conducting a drive to collect items for the Mayville Food Pantry. Tuesday Club members are asked to bring non-perishable food items or personal hygiene items for the pantry. number of hours they havl! volun- teered at the library or worked at the \' book sales. Additionally, bring the approximate value of bookb they have donated to the book sales or purchased for gifts. Rotte said she needs this information for the Federation. Northern Chautauqua Canine Rescue - Kipu Members also are reminded to bring information regarding the The,. public 1s invited to attend Tuesday Club meetings at any time, panicularly Nov. I. For more infor- mation, call Gondrit·h at 753-7472. Participants with dementia are needed. for a new local social group respite program MAYVILLE The Alzheimer's Association, Western New York Chapter, will be opening its fourth social group respite program site, but it is in need of panicipants who are diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or a· related demen- tia to piirtllke in the pro- gram. The respite program will be held the second Saturday of each month from II a.m. to 2 p.m. beginning on Nov. 12. The fee for the program is $10 per progTam session. All participants must be assessed by an Alzheimer's Association staff member before attending a group respite session. Once the assessment is completed and the participant is accepted into the program, the location of the respile program will be disclosed. The associiltion' s social group respite program is conducted in a group setting with several trained respite volunteers along with par- ticipants who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or a related demen- tia. For someone with dementia, respite means taking time to socialize, make new friends and par- ticipate in meaningful activ- ities. For their caregiver, respite means having time to do things independently like go to lunch with a friend, go grocery shopping gram' in Amherst and. or get some work done. Williamsville and is cur- around the house. Respite rently in the process of gives both the person with expanding its program to dementia and the caregiver South Buffalo in addition to time to mentally and physi- the Mayville location. The cally recharge. program is mainly run by \We have seen great sue- carefully selected and cesses in the group respite trained chapter volunteers programs we have been run- along ll{ith dedicated chap- ning, and we are really ter staff members. excited to be bringing this For those who think this program to Mayville,\ social group respite pro- Kathleen Baumel, director gram might be right for of respite services at the them and their loved one Alzheimer's Association with dementia, cal~ the Western New York Alzht:imer's Association, Chapter,said. WNY Chapter at 1-800- The Alzheimer's 272-3900 to set-up an Association, WNY Chapter, assessment. Also, find out already has established more online at social group respite pro- www.alL.org/wny. Show-Wolverine pride during blanket sale WESTFIELD Westfield Students Against Destructive Decision, or SADD, is off and running this year with an active group. SADD members help promote positive decision making with students and the com- munity members, with focuses on bullying, drugs, alcohol and unsafe driving behavior. It is kicking off its first fundraiser of the year with Westfield Wolverine blankets. The blankets are 50\ by 60\ and are made of high-qual- ity sweatshirt fleece. They come, in a vinyl bag to be used as a se.at cushion in rain or shine as well. They feature a \Westfield School Wolverine Pride\ logo with the Westfield paw prints. National Football League, Major League Baseball and National Hockey League team blankets are also available. Westfield blan- kets ·are $25 and the sports blankets are $30. To see all the choice.s, find. a SADD member or contact Talena Baideme at Westfield School, 326- 2151. SADD will be sell- ing them until Friday, Oct. 28th. Delivery should be before Thanksgiving. They will make ·great holiday gifts, especially for upcoming seniors. Submmed photo We're not sure what all we have here, but as you can see they don't get much cuter then this. Mom is a Shih tzu mix and the three pups, Kipu pictured here, look like they have some wirehaired terrier mixed in them. two girls and a boy plus the mom. They are well socialized and friendly and the rup· pies are 5 to 6 months old. They can al be checked out on the NCCR website. You're not going to be happy if you miss out on these cuties. Come and meet some of the dogs at Tractor Supply on VIneyard Drive on Saturday, Oct. 29 from noon to 3 p.m. Call 326·PAWS for.,more infor· matlon or view other dogs available for adoption at www.caninerescue.org. Westfield Stray Cat Rescue - Tandy Tandy is what is known as a \blue and cream\ cal· ico. She has very subtle, but pretty pe~tterns on Ker fur. Tandy was another \drop off' at a rural location and was extremely thin when she was rescued. In spite of her dire straits when found, she has been friendly, sweet and a trouble free foster kitten. This six month old is ready to begin her life with a loving family. Tandy and the other cats and kittens from Westfield Stray Cat Rescue can be seen in their foster homes by appointment by calling 581· 0463. The cats also pay daily visits to The Thrifty Kitty, the Rescue's second hand store at 59 East Main Street in Westfield during store hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday. On Saturday, Oct. 29 they will be at Just Pets in Irving and on Saturday, Nov. 5 they will be at the Westfield Farmer's Market in Eason Hall, Westfield. Westfield Memorial ~~~!~!~~ _ 1 ~~~~~~.~ .:,~~.~~=~ .. ~~~~~~.~~d.~~~~~.~~.~~~.:~. Hospital to hold flu Red Cross of Southwestern New York additional mental health support for Emergency Assistance will run on • • will be hosting disaster training class- themselves, co-workers and clients. Sunday' Nov. 20 from 8 a.m. to 5 cliniC Oct 27 es in November. These classes are • Disaster Services Overview and p.m. at the American Red Cross • strongly encouraged for those interest- Shelter Operations will run on Office in Jamestown. At the comple- ed i.n volunteering i!l shelters, national Saturday, Nov.l9 from 9 a.m. to 5 lion of the class students wjll be able level disaster assistance, or for local p.m. at the American Red Cross to demonstrate the skills needed to disaster action team in Allegany, Office in Jamestown. Disaster perform an effective client interview. Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Services Overview is the first and identify and demonstrate the correct Counties. Like all disaster training, basic ~ourse for those interested in use of the basic forms and tools need these classes are free of charge. volunteering in disaster. Shelter to provide assistance to client son • Psychological First Aid: Helping Operations train volunteers to chapter,,multi-chapter and national O~hers in Time of Stress will be describe the procedures for opening. disaster relief operations, as well as taught on Saturday, Nov_ 5 from I to operating and closing shelters, explain make appropriate decisions regarding 4 p.m., at the American Red Cross ways to demonstrate quality service the use of Red Cross resources and Office in Jamestown. Students will organize available human resowces as agency .referrals when providing assis- learn how to recognize stress in shelter operations team, identify tance to clients. clients, co-workers and themselves, resources available to assist shelter To sign up for any of these classes, apply psychological first aid princi- works and organize the physical facil- contact your local American Red pies in providing immediate support ity and material resources to meet the Cross located in Jamestown, 664- to people who may be experiencing needs of the people in the shelter. 5115 AND Dunkirk, 366-4433. Annual fundraiser for youth ballet to be held in James town JAMESTOWN - The miniature dollbouse furnish- annual \Holiday Shops at ings and many novelty gift Sheldon,\ sponsored by the items; Crystal Cove, jewel- Chautauqua Regional Youth· ry, Native American flutes, Ballet, offers a great oppor- Tibetan singing bowls and tunity for shoppers to bag bells, crystals, prayer those special, one-of-a-kind wheels and other unique Christmas gifts. So far, 14 items; GO My Love, scarfs, vendors are scheduled to set clothing, ,accesseries, jewe~ up shops at this year's ry; Gustafson's Maple event, scheduled from noon Country USA, maple syrup to 4:30p.m., S~day, Nov. products and gifts; 6, according to Nina Lucariello Jewelry, hand- . Karbacka, president of the crafted jewelry and wood CRYB board. creations; Maple Grove \It's the largest 'Shops at Studios, gift cards featuring Sheldon we've had,\ said watercolor images by local Karbacka, noting the fes- ar,ist Eileen Gerardi; tive ballet fundiaiser will Nutcracker Boutique, nut- fill every first-floor Ditch cracker and ballet novelty and cranny of the elegant items; Parellella, custom- Sheldon House: located at made children's clothing; the corner of Lakeview Sew-Sweet Designs, band- Avenue and Falconer crafted Ameri,can Girl doll Street. ' clothes; The Yarn Cottage, Surrounded. by holiday hand-died yams and other music, shoppers may related items; Trendy bfowlle among the shops Wendy Handbags, hand- and enjoy the grand, old knit felted purses; and city landinark. A favorite Diaoa's,.floral and Gifts, spot is the Snowflilke Cafe, floral decorations and a perfect place in which to designs. relax with pleot.y of coffee. Tickets at tlie door are hot spiced cidei, and home- $5. Presale tickets are $4 made cookies. Door prizes and are being sold by also are on the agenda CRYB students. Additional tbtoughout the event. details are available tbJ;ougb Local and area vendors contact with Elizabeth Bush. will include: Bumblebead, at the CRYB office at 664- beaded jewelry pieces; Cala '¥/66. li'icket proceeds will Lily Yam Shop, fine yams, suppo1rt this year's needles, and gifts; Nutcracker Ballet at the Reg Chautauqua Miniatures and Lenna Civic Center. 2 Cbixx Gifts, ornaments, Nutcracker performances are set for 7:30 p.m .. on Saturday, Dec. I 0 and 2 p.m., on Sunday, Dec. 11. CRYB, under the artistic direction of Monika Alch, Is the area's premier school for classical ballet training, with studios in Jamestown and Warren, Pa. More infor- mation is available at the CRYB website, www .cryb.net Wes · eld Moose Pilloohle Results Club Results Week of Oct. 24,2011 1. Paul Lehnig - 695 2. Marge Breads - 65 7 3. Pete Best- 625 Pinochle is played on Mondays at the Westfield Moose Club at 12:30 p.m. Call 326-6997 to find out WESTFIELD - Westfield Memorial Hospital is once again teaming up with the Visiting Nurse Association of Western New York and the Westfield/Mayville Rotary Club to offer Influenza and Pneumococcal Immunizations on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Westfield Memorial Hospital. The fees for the vaccines are $30 for influenza and $45 for pneumococ- cal. The public is asked to bring their medical insurance information with them as the cost may be covered by their insurance plan. In addition to the flu clinic, Westfield Memorial Hospital will be offering free blood presswe and glu- cose screenings. There )Yill also be informational tables from the Radiology Department on Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Physical Therapy departments on National Physical Therapy Month. Representatives from V anlage Sleep Diagnostics will be on hand to answer any questions along with Jim Fischer from the Parkinson's Disease Referral Center. For more information or to learn more about Westfield Memorial Hospital's services. call 326-4921. STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CtRCULATtON Requb:ed by the Aet of AJ!CU1112, 1970, 8el:lloD 3686, Tille 39 UDIIed Statea Code, of !he Wetlfldd Republi<ao, USPS 6S06S, diiJJ1 ot 39 E. lllalD St., WHI&Id,NY, Cor Oc:tobeJ: 1, :lOU. Tbot the DUIIOI ud - of the p11b1Ulw ODd editor ore: Pablllher, J- 1!. SutoD ........................... 39 E. lllalD St., Westlleld, NY Editor, J- J.oa&IIIID. ................................ -39 E. lllalD St., WaUield, NY Tllal the ~ bolldboldm, IIIO!Iglgcalllld other ICCUiil;y hohkn IIWDlll8 or boldiJJg 1 percent or DIOro of toloiiJJIOUJit of bollda, mortgogea or other oecurWeo are: !lone. 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