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www.homesbycornerstone.com. c Thurs. NO SCHOOL. SPRING BREAK
– are held at Jones Memorial Hospital and include a private,
BOB’S AUTO BODY: Route 417, Bolivar, NY, 585-928-2554. Fri. NO SCHOOL. SPRING BREAK
Mon. Breakfast: Bagel w/Cream Cheese one-on-one session with a Certified Diabetic Nurse Educator.
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Lunch: Turkey & Gravy, Biscuit, Mashed Potatoes, Peas, Fruit. insurance provider.
DAN DUNBAR ~ BUYING JUNK CARS AND SCRAP METAL Lunch Prices: Full- $1.50. Reduced- 25¢. Please have your card with you Certified by the American Diabetes Association, the
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If you have an allergy to any food items please contact the cafeteria
FOR RENT OR SALE on land contract/Wirt: Decent 2-3 bedroom manager for an alternate. You must have a doctor’s excuse for these
testing, such as A1C, lipids, urine micro albumin, and a retinal
mobile home on its own land. $485/mo. Call Cornerstone 607- changes. Served Daily Assorted 8 oz. Milk, Assorted Fruits. Also available camera. For more information, contact your healthcare
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FRIENDSHIP FREE LIBRARY HOURS:
subject to change without notice.
Hrs.: Mon: 12:30-6pm; Tues. Closed; Wed. 9am-12pm, 6-9 pm;
ALLEGANY COUNTY OFFICE FOR THE AGING Thurs. 12:30pm-6pm, Fri. Closed, Sat. 10am-1 pm. tf
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MENUS & ACTIVITIES
For reservations call: 585-268-9390 by 2pm on the previous
day. Toll-free: 1-866-268-9390. Bolivar- Carolyn Hackett, 585-
928-2672; Cuba- Linda Nelson, 585-968-2397; Friendship- Do You Know What
Vivian Howell, 585-973-2650; Wellsville- Donna Fiegl, 585-593-
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FOR THE WEEK OF: April 13, 2011 - April 19, 2011
Wednesday: Carrot Raisin Salad, Pepper Steak, Rice,
These Items Are?
Succotash, Banana Bread, Fresh Fruit, Diabetic-Fresh Fruit..
Bolivar- Noon, 10:30 “Growing Stronger” Exercises. Cuba-
Noon, 10:30 Euchre, Cards, Dominoes, Puzzle “Senior Citizens
1
Mtg.” Wellsville- Noon, 10:00 Games, 1:00 Euchre.
Thursday: Cranberry Gelatin Salad, Chicken Ala King Over
Biscuit, Carrots, Blueberry Crisp, Diabetic-Pudding. No
Congregate Meals Today. Senior Forum at Genesee Valley
Central School.
Friday: Spinach Mandarin Orange Salad, Stuffed Shells,
Green Beans, Garlic Bread, Fruit Cocktail, Diabetic-Fruit
Cocktail. Wellsville- Noon, 10:30 Bingo! 12:30 Pinochle, Wii
Game Day.
Monday: Creamsicle Salad, Chicken Fricaasse, California
Mix Vegetables, Biscuit, Pears, Diabetic-Pears. Bolivar- Noon,
11:00 “Growing Stronger” Exercises. Cheryl Czworka - “The
latest on Osteoporosis Prevention.” Wellsville- Noon, 9:00
Stretch, 10:30- Bingo, 1:00- Euchre.
Tuesday: Juice, Roast Pork, Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, 3
Beets, Rye Bread, Apple Crisp, Diabetic- Applesauce. Cuba-
Noon, 10:30 Euchre, Cards, Dominoes, Puzzles, “No
Housekeeping Day”. Friendship- Noon, 10:45 “Growing
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events beginning Monday, April 18, 2011. The topic for Monday
is “Reduce.” In that sense, ASC plans to hold a big bike ride to
reduce automotive emissions, such as hydrocarbons, carbon
dioxide, and carbon monoxide. Automotive emissions pollute
the environment whether the vehicle is moving or idle.
The college will also hold a “lights out” for an hour to
reduce its energy usage. Tuesday’s topic is “Reuse.” There will
be an Earth Week Swap Meet held at the bandstand on Main
Street from 12-6 p.m. by Green Alfred. This will signify how we
can reuse. The community is urged to bring unneeded items
and perhaps pick up some bargains!
On Wednesday, ASC will concentrate its efforts on
“Recycle.” The college will be showing the documentary, “The
Story of Stuff,” which is about the lifecycle of material goods.
The documentary’s goal is to promote sustainability in our
world today. In addition, ASC will be providing campus
recycling information. The information will include village and
university pick-ups, items, and resources.
Alfred is going “Global” on Thursday. A meeting will be
organized by the college where students from various
ethnicities can share what their environmental concerns are
across the world. They will have the opportunity to share what
they believe is important in their country.
The fun-filled Earth Week will conclude on Friday by
focusing “Local.” The film “My Name is Allegany County” will
be shown. This 1993 film discusses a rural county’s fight
against nuclear waste. It is a true story of how ordinary people
rallied for two years in a non-violent protest to protect their
community, their health, and their future. There is also the
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$
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585-968-0377 4pm-8pm
Early Service.........8:30-9:30am + tax
April 12, 2011

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• Oil, Lube, Morning Worship. . . . . . . .11:00am ~Miller Lite
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• Diagnostic
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• Shock &
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Wed.: Adult Prayer, Bible
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Wednesday Service:
“We Value All Our Customers.” BYF (ages 9-12)........3:30pm
585-928-1766 Choir Practice..........6:15pm 30’s Mandatory ID Required.
Bible Study &
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DON’T BLOW YOUR TAX REFUND- Buy a house: We have land NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK OBSERVED LAFEVER & SONS
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you can own for same monthly payment. Call Cornerstone for a list National Library Week is a national observance sponsored by should’ve known 716-378-6859 or 716-378-8859, we’ll get you a
of available homes in your area. 607-936-1945 or visit our web site the American Library Association and libraries across our load of stone.” tfc
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stonedifferent.com. c and promote library use. This year’s theme is Create your own FOR SALE- 5’10” carry-on utility trailer with drop tailgate, new 15”
A GRAVESITE MEMORIAL For “Bill Gray” will be held at the story at your library. tire, $900 or best offer. Western saddle and new blanket, $150.
We invite families to come to the Portville Library on
Bolivar Cemetery on Wednesday, April 20th at 4:00 p.m. p Rototiller, $150. 716-474-6920. 2/5p
Tuesday, April 12th at 10:30am to enjoy this year’s guest
FOR SALE: Fast Hitch to fit FarmAll Cub tractor, 585-808-5729. reader Coralie McMahon. She creates her own story by
2/12p inventing different voices to represent each character in a
LOOKING FOR IN BELFAST: Two bedroom; must accept pets; story. Coralie, Portville Central School Superintendent’s
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FRANKLINVILLE: Small 2 bedroom house: yard, drive, program.
appliances, $425/mo. plus security. 716-676-3965. p The library staff is also having a bookmark contest during REAL ESTATE SECTION
NO SECURITY DEPOSIT/ALMA: Affordable 2 bedroom home National Library Week. Design and make your own bookmark AMERICAN HOMES Open House April 15-17, six locations. Tour affordable
with new flooring and a huge yard for play and garden in a quiet using this year’s theme and bring your creation to the library housing! Details www.americanhomes.info
on or before April 16th. The winner will be notified by phone DO YOU HAVE VACATION PROPERTY for sale or rent? With promotion to
location. $495/mo. Call Cornerstone 607-936-1945. See our
and the winning bookmark will be duplicated and used at the nearly 5 million households and over 12 million potential buyers, a
complete listings at www.homesbycornerstone.com. c
Portville Library to promote reading. statewide classified ad can’t be beat! Promote your property for just $490
OSWAYO VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT MENU Libraries are places for new beginnings. Whether you are for a 15-word ad. Place your ad online at fcpny.com or call 585-928-2470.
April 13, 2011 - April 19, 2011 getting your first library card, learning new computer skills or TIMESHARE SECTION
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Fri. Breakfast: Cook’s Choice. WANTED TO BUY SECTION
Wednesday 10am-3pm or by appointment. Meetings are held
Lunch: H.S.- Fish Sandwich, Elem.- Fish Shapes, French Fries, WANTED A ll motorcycles, pre 1980, $Cash$ paid! Running or not. 1-315-
the first Monday of every month, 7pm at the Museum March
Coleslaw, Applesauce. 569-8094.
through November. For more information or to schedule an
Mon. Breakfast: Breakfast Cheese Pizza Hot Pocket. AUTO WANTED SECTION
Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Baked Beans, Baked Chips, Peaches.
appointment, call the museum at 585-928-WIRT (9478) or
CA$H FOR CARS and trucks: Get a top dollar instant offer! Running or not.
Tues. Breakfast: Whole Grain Funnel Cake.
Melanie at 585-928-1249. E-mail: richburgwirt@yahoo.com tfc
1-888-644-7796.
Lunch: Potato Bar, Chili, Broccoli and Cheese, Lots of Toppings,
Applesauce, Pineapple, Homemade Bread.
FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
Lunch Alternatives: Salad Bar or Soup and Sandwich. Soup Of The Day:
Mon.- Peanut Butter & Jelly, Vegetable Soup; Tues.- Tuna, Tomato Soup;
Wed.- Peanut Butter & Jelly, Chicken Noodle Soup; Thurs.- Cold Cuts,
Rte. 417, Little Genesee, NY
Office: 585-928-1856
The Village of Bolivar Residents
Vegetable Soup; Fri.- Cook’s Choice, Tomato Soup. All Breakfasts and
Lunches are served with choice of milk. Menu is subject to change.
Pastor: Clint Pearsall
Sunday School..........9:45am This Is A Reminder To All --Of A Few
Children’s Church and
IF YOU ARE A VICTIM of sexual assault or any other type Morning Worship. . . . . . . .11am Local Laws
of crime, help is available. You can contact the 24-hour toll free Sun. Eve. Worship. . . . . . . .6:30pm
hotline at 1-888-945-3970. tf Wednesday Evening 1) Local Law #1-(yr. 2000) Prohibits storage of junk of unlicensed
Teen Groups..................6:30pm vehicles, debris, old tires, old appliances, junk, garbage, etc. within
The PORTVILLE COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY, located at Discovery Club Children’s the village...(Fines of up to $100 per day may be levied for violators
the First Presbyterian Church, 19 N. Main St., Portville, is a Program & Prayer Mtg .....7pm
volunteer organization of the Portville Community. It is a
that do not comply)
MOPS first and third Tuesday
supplemental and emergency food pantry seeking to serve the Sept.-June ..........9:30am-Noon
2) No vehicle shall be left “jacked up” and unattended for the purpose
residents of the Portville School district. Anyone who receives of outdoor repairs - for a period in excess of 24 hours
assistance (food stamps, welfare, Social Security, etc.) and PORTVILLE BAPTIST 3) NO OVERNIGHT PARKING on any village street or parking over
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from the Portville Community Food Pantry. The food pantry is
CHURCH sidewalks. (Violators may be towed at owner’s expense.)
open the fourth Wednesday of each month from 10 a.m. to noon
24 Temple St., 716-933-8164 4) NO OPEN BURNING of construction materials, etc. in the village.
and again from 5 to 6:30 p.m. tf Pastor: Fred Kemp 5) ANIMAL CONTROL - Local law #1 (yr. 2005)- prohibits dogs to run
Sunday Services:
Sunday School..........9:45am
at large, engage in habitual loud howling, barking, crying, whining,
DIVORCECARE and GRIEFSHARE making any other vocal noise, so as to disturb the comfort or repose
Now through July 18, 2011. Monday nights 6:30 - 8:30pm. Worship Hour.........11:00am
Biblical support group going through grief & divorce. Location: Afternoon Service.....1:00pm of any person other than the owner of such animal. Defecating or
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BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CENTRAL
SCHOOL NEWS
APRIL 12, 2011
April
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FROM THE DESK OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
Dear Community Members:
As you read this edition of our school newsletter, you will certainly be proud of the
many accomplishments of our students, and of the many opportunities for growth our
District provides for them. Students are the focus of all that we do. The success and
support of our students are dependent upon the hard work and dedication of all of our
employees and the commitment of our community to put the shared goal of providing a
quality education for every student at the forefront of all that we do. At this time of year,
when our school budget is finalized, our recognition of that common vision is especially
important.
On April 5th, The Board of Education approved the proposed budget for 2011-2012.
Our spending plan of $16,765,604 represents a DECREASE of 2.6% from last year’s
budget. We also anticipate only a modest increase of no more than 2% in our tax levy.
With significant reductions in our state aid, we were able to build a budget that minimizes
spending and maximizes all resources. Over the last several months, our budget
creation has been guided by our district goals, with an emphasis on an increasingly
strong instructional program for all students, complemented by a variety of
extracurricular opportunities. We maintain all athletic, art, music, and enrichment
programs, and are adding accelerated courses at the Middle School. Our Elementary
classes remain at sizes conducive to learning. By examining how we can most
effectively deliver services to our students, and making changes to enhance that
efficiency, we have been able to retain instructional and support staff positions that are
critical to learning.
One change to our program is the elimination of the position of Parent Activities
Coordinator at our Pre-K building. It has been a goal of the District over the last few
years to have this program funded entirely by the grant money-approximately $240,000-
provided to us by New York State each year. In an effort to reach that goal, last year the
decision was made to reduce that position to half-time in 2010-2011, while the District
contributed nearly $59,000 of taxpayer money to provide transportation for our pre-
schoolers. That amount represents over 2% on our tax levy. While it is certainly
considerably less than the $153,000 the district’s general fund contribution to the
program in 2008-2009, these challenging fiscal times require us to be more responsible
than ever in allocating our taxpayers’ support. Another consideration in this decision is
the fact that over the many years that our Pre-K has been in existence, the nature and
purpose of the program has changed dramatically, and we must change with the times.
Where the purpose of the program may once have been socialization and parent
education, it is now our responsibility to ensure that our children are given an
educational experience that prepares them for kindergarten and beyond, and that is
where our focus and resources must be directed. Outreach and communication with
parents and families, learning activities that involve parents, and support for all children
and their families will always be a part of the program, and will be provided in the same
ways as they are throughout our elementary school, rather than through a separate
position. In other words, although the structure has changed, the level of service and
connection with families will remain the same.
In May’s newsletter, we will share more specifics about our budget and the
propositions that will be on the ballot on May 17th. Our annual Budget Hearing will be
held on May 3rd at 6:00PM in the auditorium, and we invite you to attend to learn more
about our plan. We hope to see you there!
Marilyn Capawan
Superintendent of Schools
SECONDARY PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
Dear Students, Parents, and Community Members,
I hope that this letter finds everyone doing well and taking advantage of the Spring
break. Despite our current extended winter like weather, it will not be long before we will
be able to start enjoying the warm sun, extended daylight hours and numerous
opportunities to be active outside. Despite the comforts that Spring can bring, now is not
the time to become distracted and complacent with our schooling.
Due to changes in testing schedules, the very beginning of May now signifies the
start of the New York State testing season. Students in grades 6-8 will be taking their
state assessments in English and Language Arts during the week of May 2nd and
Math the week of May 9th. The purpose of these tests is to provide the school, student
and parents with an update of how the child is performing academically in terms of the
New York State Standards. These assessments allow us to determine what the child
already knows, as well as what we still need to teach them. By mastering learning
standards at both the elementary and middle school levels, students are greatly
increasing their likelihood of being successful at the high school level and beyond.
As a parent you can have a significant impact on the academic performance of your
child not only on these assessments, but during the entire school year. In general, you
should encourage your child to attend school regularly, get proper rest, complete
homework and study for tests, as well as seek out the assistance of their teachers. If you
feel that your child is struggling academically please take the time to either e-mail or call
the teacher for the purpose of sharing your observations, as well as seeking out specific
suggestions of how you can help them at home.
In terms of helping your child perform their best on the different state assessments
you can visit the www.nysparents.com web site where you will be linked to numerous
resources and sample test questions in both the areas of English Language Arts and
Math. You may also visit the www.nysed.gov web site and click on the “Testing” link to
find out general information as well as sample and previous test questions on all forms of
New York State Assessments and Regents Examinations. By encouraging your child to
review these sites, as well as following the test review suggestions of their teacher, they
should be properly prepared and confident heading into their examination.
It is also encouraged and appreciated if you would again make sure your child is
well rested and fed a nutritious breakfast prior to their examination. This year the middle
school will be providing a breakfast for students in grades 7 and 8 prior to their English
and math assessments. Also, it should be realized that these assessments are just a
snapshot of a child’s academic progress and they should not be made to feel nervous or
anxious about their results. Instead, encourage your child to take the assessments
seriously and to perform their very best. Regardless of the outcome, by performing to the
best of their abilities we can then properly recognize areas in need of improvement and
work on correcting them both individually for that particular child and in our overall
delivery of curriculum content.
If you have any questions regarding this matter please feel free to contact the
school at 585-928-2561.
Yours in Education,
John R. Marshall
Secondary Principal
ELEMENTARY NEWS
Dear Families,
As we look back on our school days, we can all remember times when kids were
bullied. Bullying has been getting a lot of attention recently, but is hardly a new problem.
However, bullying itself has transformed into more than its traditional definition. Bullying
is when one or more people exclude, tease, taunt, gossip, hit, kick, or put down another
person with the intent to hurt another. Bullying happens when a person or group of
people want to have power over another and use their power to get their way, at the
expense of someone else. Bullying can also happen through cyberspace: through the
use of e-mails, text messaging, instant messaging, and other less direct methods.
One of my first priorities as your child’s new principal is to assure a safe, positive
learning environment for district students. Bullying creates an atmosphere of fear and
intimidation, detracts from this safe environment necessary for student learning, and may
lead to more serious violence.
Therefore, we are seeking to enlist the support, input, and co-operation of all
families in the school community. As a first step, we are reaching out to you for
information. Please take a few minutes to complete the questionnaire that was recently
mailed home about your perceptions of and experiences with bullying at Bolivar-
Richburg Elementary School. This form can also be completed on-line through the link
on the school’s web site www.brcs.wnyric.org. This information you provide will help us
make sure the program fits the needs of students, staff and parents. If it’s not a problem,
we want to prevent it and make sure it doesn’t start. If it is a problem, we will intervene
and are determined to stop it!
Please return completed questionnaires to the elementary principal’s office, and we
thank you in advance for your assistance.
Michelle McDowell
Elementary Principal
8TH GRADE PHYSICAL SCIENCE
Mr. Sahm
Most everyone has seen the tragedy that occurred in Japan. What was especially
amazing was the fact that it could be seen as fast as it happened through various forms
of technology. This event perfectly fit into our class as we were about to study
earthquakes and tsunamis.
Watching an event of this magnitude created teachable moments, but watching
was only the beginning. Groups of 4-5 students at a table read and analyzed different
one-page articles directly from the news. They also answered questions modeled after
the 8th grade ELA test to help reinforce those concepts. Finally they had to present their
findings.
We used a teaching strategy called task rotation. Every student had to pick two
choices and present them in a medium of their choice. Some wrote paragraphs, some
created posters using technology called Prezi or Glogster. Others artistically drew
pictures, while some wrote paragraphs and displayed them using an application called
Wordle. These were some of the many ways students chose to express themselves and
demonstrate what they had learned. What was a real tragedy, was also an excellent
opportunity to learn.
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Bolivar-Richburg Central School News continued... LIVING ENVIRONMENT HAPPENINGS...
HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE NEWS The Living Environment classes are gearing up for the final push! Only 2 major
Mrs. Crandall-Bean, Counselor Grades 10-12 topics remain to be covered, cells and human systems. Two more state labs are left to
be done as well. Cells will be explored by learning about the parts inside of the
SUMMER SCHOOL GRADING “factories” that get put together to make us work. Human systems will look inside of our

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A reminder to parents that according to state regulations schools must combine the bodies to see how the parts work both independently and as groups. It is also important
school-year average with the summer school average before determining if the student to know how our systems work in connection to each other as no system can work
receives credit (passes) the course. without the help of others. Homeostasis will be discussed in depth...be sure that your
Bolivar-Richburg’s formula counts the school-year grade 50% and the summer student knows what this is and can explain it!
school grade at 50%. For example, a student who fails a course with a 60 during the Patricia Eshelman
school year will have to get at least a 70 in summer school to pass the course. A student
who fails a course with a 50 during the school year will have to get at least an 80 in
summer school to pass the course.
We will have a grid available for students/parents that shows exactly what a grade SPANISH CLASS AT A GLANCE: APRIL
student needs to earn in summer school in order to pass a course. This will be sent to
each student who attends summer school and is now posted in teachers’ classrooms. Class/Teacher Vocabulary topics Grammar concepts
We want students to see how their school-year grades affect summer school.
If your child is not passing a course right now, we ask you to encourage him or her ⌧ Describing Family ⌧ -er and -ir verbs
to continue to work hard in that class. We do not want students to give up during the Spanish 8 ⌧ Telling time ⌧ possessives

APRIL 12, 2011

school year and bank on passing the course in summer school because now, as you can Mrs. Lasnick ⌧ Rooms, Furniture, and
see, the school-year average greatly affects the summer school average. Chores around the house.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SENIORS: ⌧ Family vocabulary ⌧ venir

A large number of scholarships are now available on our school website’s Spanish I ⌧ Ordering meals in
“Guidance” link and in our guidance office; most are due in early May but some are due Mrs. Walker a restaurant
in April. These scholarships come from local agencies and organizations and are the
scholarships many people are familiar with, especially if you’ve attended graduations in ⌧ Describing childhood toys ⌧ Preterit
the past. Spanish II and activities ⌧ Imperfect
Mrs. Lasnick ⌧ Family celebrations and ⌧ Direct and indirect
SCHEDULING FOR 2011-2012 etiquette object pronouns
By spring break, all current students in grades 8-11 will have sat down individually ⌧ Biographies and Fairy Tales
with their counselor to select courses for the 2011-12 school year. Students need to Spanish III ⌧ Traveling and Luck ⌧ Subjunctive with
then bring home their schedule request form so that you as parents can sign this form Mrs. Walker impersonal expressions,
showing your approval of courses selected. If you have questions or concerns regarding ⌧ emotion, and doubt
your child’s course selection, please do not hesitate to contact Miss Keiser at 928-2915
(for eighth and ninth graders) or Mrs. Crandall-Bean at 928-2985 (for current ⌧ Children’s Story ⌧ Review of present and
sophomores and juniors). Spanish IV “El Oso Valiente” past tenses
Mrs. Walker ⌧ Spanish government ⌧ Regular and irregular
JUNE 2011 “DRAFT” REGENTS EXAM SCHEDULE-Please note that these test verbs
sessions are tentative and have not been finalized by New York State at this time.

JUNE 15 JUNE 16 JUNE 17 JUNE 20 JUNE 21 JUNE 22 JUNE 23

WED. THURS. FRI. MON. TUES. WED. THURS.
8:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM
Global History US History English RCT in Living Spanish RCT in U.S. PHYSICS
Global Environment Regents History with Mr. Sahm
Studies What’s new in Physics?
Algebra 2/ If you place a candy bar in a microwave for a few seconds, imagine what you might
see. Our Physics Class saw little bumps throughout the candy bar. What next? We
Trigonometry
measured the distance between each bump and used it to understand physics. The
11:35 AM 11:35 AM 11:35 AM 11:35 AM 11:35 AM 11:35 AM distance between each bump is half a wavelength, and using that information and a bit
Physics Integrated Earth RCT in Chemistry Geometry of physics we calculated the frequency of the microwave. The answer? An exact
Algebra Science Writing number just short of 10 GigaHertz (amazing accurate)!
RCT in RCT in RCT in Often people think of Physics as a hard class, with math and science. As a result,
some students avoid it because of the work or the Regents exam at the end of their
Science Reading Mathematics
senior year. This year, one goal of mine has been to show, through pictures in the
Note: All morning exams will run from 8:00-11:00 AM Moneysaver, and examples of our activities, that Physics can be challenging, engaging,
and all “afternoon” exams will run from 11:35 AM-2:35 PM. 4-4-11 yet fun. It helps students learn to effectively solve problems, think differently, and even
helps improve SAT scores. It is a great preparation for college. If you know a junior
who is considering what courses they will take next year, be sure to remind them to think
Physics!
Want one more reason to take Physics? It can make impact people’s lives. Over
my eighteen years of teaching Physics, many of my students have gone into fields that
SIXTH GRADE SCIENCE make a difference. Of course it takes more than Physics to be a success but based on
The i-pads have arrived and we have been having fun researching about weather what some students say, this course has made a difference. I recently was reminded of
and studying our vocabulary on them. This week they are working in groups, looking up one of those students who chose the field of Physics for a career. He earned his PhD in
information on one type of weather map to present to the class. We will be doing an Physics and now works at Roswell Park, one of the leading hospitals for cancer
activity on weather folklore, then it’s on to weather forecasting. Who knows, we might treatment and research, working with MRI’s. If you know a junior, remind them to
have another “Don Paul” in our mists! Have a great week off and it’s off to space when consider Physics.
we get back!
Mrs. Greene

EARTH SCIENCE
In Earth science class, we are
moving through our weather units.
We have a lot of ground to cover,
RELIVING THE MIRACLE ON ICE but spring is a fine time to practice
Mark Emery meteorological concepts. Please
Four friends and I were in my living room in ask your child if the barometer is
Fillmore watching the United States play the rising or falling. S/he should know
Soviet Union in ice hockey at the 1980 Olympic the answer and be able to explain it. Students should review chapter 8 over break
Games. Our team had been on a roll to get to in preparation for ending weather units in late April and early May. We’ll finish new
this game, but the Soviets were considered to be material by looking at the geologic history of New York. Before we know it,
the greatest hockey team in the world and we Regents review will be upon us. Happy spring, everyone.
had gotten “crushed” by them earlier that year at Sincerely,
Madison Square Garden in a pre-Olympic game Heather Renyck
(they had even beaten the NHL All-Star team 6
to 0, earlier that year). During my hockey unit
this year, I tried to convey to our students what it
was like when we won that game. We jumped
SECONDARY LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER
around the living room, slapping hands and By Ms. Dimmig
yelling at the top of our lungs...U – S – A, U – S – A. People honked their horns, yelled The Library Media Center was a very busy place in February and March . Classes in
“we won, we did it”, and everyone had huge smiles on their faces! I remember our the library recently include Ms. Pompa’s English classes getting books for the 3rd
country had been going through a real rough spell at the time and when we won that quarter book reports, Mr. Thornton’s Environmental Science classes research the food
game... it sort of reminded us all of how great it was to be an American! Like I told my industry, Mr. Baldwin’s American Institutions Class beginning to research their thesis,
students, everywhere you went that day, and after we won Olympic gold, people talked Mrs. Donahue’s College English research topics for persuasive essays, Mrs. Lasnick’s
about OUR team! Sometimes a game, a team, or even an event in sports, transcends Spanish 8 completing a virtual tour of a capital city of a Spanish Speaking country, Mrs.
itself in meaning. As a high school kid, that game did that for me, and for many others Donahue’s English 11 created annotated bibliographies of famous people of the 1920’s,
that witnessed it at the time. In my mind, maybe we hadn’t won many at that particular Mrs. Lasnick’s Spanish 2 learning about Meso-American Indian civilizations, Mrs.
time as a country, but the “WILL” of OUR TEAM (and maybe in a larger sense, the will Donahue’s College Seniors taking a field trip with me to St. Bonaventure’s Friedsham
of our Nation)... won that one! Memorial Library, Ms. Henneman’s Parenting class learning about disabilities and how
Mr. Wight, Mrs. Auman-Baker, and I have just completed our hockey unit in physical they affect children, Ms. Pompa’s English 7 using Opposing Viewpoints for persuasive
education. It always seems to be a student favorite, and maybe... just maybe, now essays, Mr. Pompa’s English 8 learning how to cite magazine resources and reference
students more fully understand what Al Michaels meant when he said, “do you believe in sources, Mrs. Eshelman’s Biology classes research genetic disorders, Mr. Kottwitz’s
miracles”! class taking a political spectrum quiz and Mr. Thornton’s Environmental Science class
beginning to research green or energy efficient homes.
Students who have books over due by more than 60 days will be receiving letters
home about the library books.
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Bolivar-Richburg Central School News continued...
MATH 8 NEWS
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY from Mrs. Windus:
INDUCTS NEW MEMBERS State exams are almost here! We will be testing May 11-
13. Be sure your child is doing his/her daily assignments in
On Tuesday March 22, 2011, the 21 students were
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preparation for this exam. Students can also prepare by

inducted into the Bolivar-Richburg Chapter of the using www.studyisland.com.
National Honor Society. To be eligible, juniors and
seniors at Bolivar-Richburg must maintain an 85%
cumulative high school average in addition to meeting
high standards of character, leadership and service.
At the reception the seniors in National Honor
EYE HEALTH IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Do your eyes feel dry and tired after working at your computer
Society dedicated the centerpiece to Mr. William
screen, video game, smartphone or other digital devices for long
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Computer-use eyestrain is caused by not blinking enough, by
The students inducted were First Row: Kelsea
extended reading, and by other close work. Normally, we blink about
Shick, Hannah Perkins, Kirstin Ratzel, Skylar Majot.
18 times a minute, but while using computers and other digital
Second Row: Halley Kottwitz, Ashley Jennings, Amy
screen devices, we blink about half that often. Blinking distributes
Hulin, Christopher Majot, Regan Shaner. Third Row:
fluids that help our eyes feel comfortable.
Eric Duesler, Dominic Rickicki, Trevor Randall, Anthony
Eye doctors don’t know for sure yet, but they think that no
Emery, Tyler Newton. Fourth Row: Jacob Boll, Brady
permanent eye damage is caused by computer use. Here are
Robinson, Kevin Morsman, Kirk Windus, Ethan Foster.
several tips for helping your eyes feel better while working at the
Missing from picture: Alexis Sloat and Hannah Sahm.
computer:
• Sit about 25 inches from the screen, and position the screen so
your eye gaze is slightly downward
• Reduce screen glare by lighting the area properly. Use a
screen filter if necessary.
• Post a note on your computer that reminds you to blink
• Use the “20-20-20” rule: every 20 minutes, shift your focus
to an object at least 20 feet away, for at least 20 seconds
• Use artificial tears to refresh your eyes when they feel dry
• Take regular breaks from computer work, and try to get enough
sleep at night.
Sleep is very important to eye health, as it allows your eyes to
rest and be resupplied with nutrients. Insufficient sleep can cause
your eyes to become irritated. Ongoing irritation can lead to selling
and infection, especially if you wear contact lens.
• If you have to work at your computer for a long period of time,
take regular rest breaks to close your eyes
• Use tired or sore eyes to let you know it’s time to stop working
and get some sleep.

RACHEL’S
CHALLENGE NEWS
On March 11th we had the privilege of having Mr. Larry Scott
present Rachel’s Story to our community. Larry was Rachel’s uncle
and had children of his own in school the day of the horrific
shootings at Columbine High School. Larry delivered this powerful
message with a tremendous amount of passion and hope that we
will start our own chain reaction here at Bolivar-Richburg in our
NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY NEWS: schools and our communities.
On March 8, sixteen eighth and ninth graders were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. The Rachel’s
Each has maintained a 90% or higher average throughout middle school as well as being leaders, good Challenge club has
characters, doing community service and being good citizens. been working hard to
spread acts of
kindness throughout
our school and create
a positive atmosphere.
With over 30 students
attending weekly
meetings our club is
working on recognizing
random acts of
kindness, and
establishing our “hall of
fame”. Our hall of fame
consists of the good
deeds done by other
students as well as, a student mirage displaying goals, food drive
activities, and a kind-o-meter. Our kind-o-meter keeps track of all the
random acts of kindness; our goal is to have 500 random acts of
kindness by the end of the school year!
As a result of the overwhelming number of students attending
our club each week
we recently elected
president, vice
president, secretary,
and class reps across
grades 6th-10th. It is
our hope that the
more organized our
club becomes, the
Congratulations to this year’s inductees - Abigail Clark, Rachel Clark, Briana Collins, Jonah Crump, more we will be able
Caitlyn Cunningham, Pam Dannheim, Kelsey Ellis, Joshua Fletcher, William Friend, Kaitlyn Hackett, Raegan to accomplish in the
Herne, Rebecca Lamb, Jacob Middaugh, Chris Rickicki, Robert Scribner, and Meghan Stuck. future.
We are currently
working on organizing
a fundraiser to help
the American Red
Cross aid in the
Japan relief fund.
BAND NEWS More information will
As the year heads fast and furious towards its close, the bands are preparing for be available as we
upcoming concerts and parades. The 7-12 Band Concert is scheduled for Tuesday, move forward with this
May 10, 2011, at 7pm in the Bolivar Auditorium. This concert will consist of project. Please listen
performances by the Junior and Senior High Bands as well as the Jazz Band and for more details in the
Percussion Ensemble. The 5th and 6th grade bands will be joined by the 6th grade weeks ahead! As
choir for a concert on May 23, 2011 at 7pm, again in Bolivar. Also look forward to always, thank you for
seeing us in the Memorial Day Parades in Bolivar and Richburg, as well as at Pioneer your continued
Oil Day. We’ve had another fantastic year, with lots of improvement and growth. The support!
students at Bolivar-Richburg are a joy to work with. Please come out to support us in our
upcoming performances. The students have worked hard and thoroughly enjoy the opportunity Angela Keiser
to play for an audience. 6th-9th Guidance
Mrs. Kachermeyer Counselor

Bolivar-Richburg Central School News continued...
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG FCCLA
By: Melody Witt
This year’s FCCLA State meeting was held at the University Sheraton in Syracuse, NY on March
31 - April 2. At this meeting the Bolivar-Richburg FCCLA donated 103 pounds of pull tabs that were
taken to the Ronald McDonald House. We are now starting our collection for next year’s donation.
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GUIDANCE NEWS- GRADES 6-9
SCHEDULING- GRADES 8 & 9
By April 8th, all students currently in grades 8th and 9th will have
selected their courses for the 2011-2012 school year. A parent signature is
requested verifying approval of the courses selected. The bottom portion of
the schedule request sheet has a line where you as parents are asked to

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Bolivar-Richburg received two awards at state meeting: one award for the National Program
Student Body. This was for Melody Witt’s research and presentation on childhood obesity and the
organization of the after school Food, Fun and Fitness program. The second award was for Community
Service. Members made and sold cookies for breast cancer awareness in October, made Christmas
stockings for Allegany county children in December, and created the Hearts for Children Program in
February. This is where they made and sold cookies to benefit the Children’s
Miracle Network.
Also at the state meeting Briana Vennard, State Vice-President of
Membership and Alumni and Associates went out of office. During her term on
the state FCCLA executive board, Briana had a chance to attend the 2010
National Meeting in Chicago, Summer leadership at the SUNY in Oneonta, Fall
leadership in Syracuse, and two state meetings. Briana has had a very busy,
very successful year.
sign.
Please call me if you have any questions regarding scheduling for high
school and/or graduation requirements. Ms. Keiser.
GRADE 6-8 STATE TESTING DATES
~May 3-6, 2011: ELA (English Language Arts) Assessment
~May 11-13, 2011: Math Assessment
~May 31-June 3: Grade 8 Science Performance Test
~June 6: Grade 8 Science Written Test
Students and parents are reminded to put these important testing
dates on your calendar. Testing sessions will be held in the morning.
Please come to school on testing days well rested. Eat a good breakfast
and think positive thoughts so that you do your best work on these

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The members of FCCLA would like to congratulate Melody Witt for taking a
silver medal for her STAR Event, Childhood Obesity. Melody presented her
research in front of three judges.
Also at the state meeting Ms. Snow received the NYSAFCSE FCCLA
Advisor of the year award.
Dress Drive
Do you have a formal dress
that is just collecting dust? Why
not donate it to the Bolivar-
Richburg FCCLA. Members of the
FCCLA are collecting dresses to
host a dress give away. At the end
of April we will open up Ms. Snow’s
storage area for students to try on
dresses for the prom or other
occasions that call for formal wear.
Send your gently used dresses in,
or call the school and ask for Ms.
Snow if you need to have it picked
up. Donations need to be made by
April 26. Thank you for your help.
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG MONEYSKILL TEAM
WINS SECOND PLACE AT
MONEYSKILL MANIA COMPETITION
important state assessments! Please do not hesitate to call me if you have
questions regarding state testing.
KINDERGARTEN
Miss Glover, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Sitter-Tompkins...
Happy spring from the kindergarten classrooms. We have been
hard at work in kindergarten this past month. In reading, we talked
about polar animals in If You Could Go to Antarctica. We also worked
on classifying and categorizing animals and plants. Then we read the
story, Abuela, about a little girl and her abuela, grandma in Spanish,
going on an adventure all around the city. The students heard many
new phrases in Spanish. The students also worked all the different
settings in the story. While reading the story Max Takes the Train, the
students worked on realism and fantasy. Max was able to travel all
around town using different types of transportation. The students are
continuing their work learning the letters of the alphabet. We are
getting closer to all the letters of the alphabet. In March, we worked on
the letters Ee, Jj, and Ww. The students are using all the letters we
have learned to read words and blend. They are all doing so well! We
have almost finished all of our sight words for the year. The students
are now working on reading and writing the color words. We have just
completed our fourth unit in reading and started a new unit on going
places. We have also just completed our chapter on numbers to 31 in
math, and we are beginning our chapter on money. The students will
be working on identifying pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters as well
as their amounts.
Happy April birthday to:
Kelsey Ward on the 20th, Claire Calhoun-Mullen on the 20th,
and Cole Neudeck on the 24th

FIRST GRADE
Mrs. McClellan, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Rickicki, Mrs. Scott...
It is finally spring, and we are all anxious for the warmer weather and
sunshine! The first graders have sure been busy over the last several
weeks and are looking forward to our spring break and upcoming holidays!
The first graders have continued to progress in their studies. We
have been studying tricky vowel pairs in reading, as well as word endings.
Our stories and class discussions have focused on the theme “Surprising
Treasures”. We have discussed all types of treasures, from kind deeds
done to others to dinosaur bones and other things people find. Make sure
to read every day over the long spring break!
In math, we are wrapping up our unit on shapes and geometry. Try
finding examples of these shapes in your home: cone, pyramid,
rectangular prism, cube, sphere, and cylinder. The next chapter is often the
most difficult in first grade: Money and Time. PLEASE practice at home by
reviewing coin names, coin values, counting by 5s and 10s, and the hands
of a clock.
Happy birthday wishes go out to Ally Carll on April 1, Bryannan
Proctor on April 11, Rylee Phearsdorf on April 21, Ashli Haley on April
24, Kayli Giardini on April 27, and Trinity Allen on April 29. Also,
congratulations to the following students who were named students of the
month: Rylie Osgood, Matthew Mitchell, Breanna Militello, Paityn
Johnston. In Mrs. McClellan’s class, congratulations to Dennis Rhodes
and Freddie Tompkins! They have read the entire “Little Celebrations”
book collection. That is over 70 books! Super job, gentlemen!
The Financial Management class participated in a three week on-line financial skills class through Happy spring and keep reading!
the University of Buffalo’s School of Business. The students studied such topics as: car insurance,
retirement, short-term versus long-term investment, the cost of borrowing money, home ownership, car
ownership and other
financial management SECOND GRADE
topics. Mr. Bogey, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Lemaster, Mrs. Livingston.....
On March 16, Erin Second graders have been reading many different genres. We
Clark, Alan Hitchcock, learned much about Helen Keller, which included a study on blindness,
Nick Loomis, Alyssa braille, deafness, sign language, and how a mute person learned to speak.
Rockefeller and Regan Even though we learned much about fire safety last fall, we thank
Shaner won second LaceAnne Wyckoff for sharing with us her fire equipment and fireproof
place winning over 19 clothing. She answered many questions, too. One Dark Night taught us
other schools in Western about caring for animals, and gave us a chance to discuss thunderstorms
New York at the and other weather words.
MoneyMania Math class has been busy with counting money and telling time.
Competition held at the These are two life skills that are so important. Please continue to practice
University of Buffalo. with your children at home, so they can learn truly KNOW these skills. We
On March 28, the will be adding and subtracting 3 digit numbers. A special thank you goes
Financial Management out to Mr. Sahm for providing math and science shows for us, too.
class participated in the A special welcome goes out to Miss Wigsten. She is a student
National Financial teacher with Mrs. Lemaster’s class, and she is from St. Bonaventure. She
Capability Challenge. brings much excitement and enthusiasm to our class as she teaches and
This is an exam that works with the children.
centers on the personal money management knowledge of the students. Mrs. Lemaster’s new student of the month is Alex MacDonell! He
The exam has been written and promoted by the JumpStart Financial Coalition, the U.S. Treasury works hard, stays on task, and has wonderful manners! Great going, Alex!
Department and the Department of Education. Mrs. Livingston’s student of the month is Paige Taylor. She is a hard
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner states that:.”This Challenge will help students understand basic worker and a great friend always willing to lend a hand. Mr. Bogey’s
finance. It will help them understand what it means to save for retirement. And it will help them student of the month is Dominick Baldwin. Dominick always works hard
understand the risks and benefits associated with debt from things like car loans and credit cards. and is willing to help others. Keep up the great work Dominick!
Empowering students with this knowledge is important for the long-term strength of our economy.” Mrs. Hill’s student of the month is Kelsey Ferris. Kelsey has worked
Education Secretary Arne Duncan says: “Our goal is for every student in the nation to get a world hard all year long and is always kind to other students in the classroom.
class, well-rounded education.” Kelsey is always willing to help!
The test is completely voluntary and our students accepted the challenge. Those students who are Happy birthday to Olivia Marshall on April 15, Kelsey Pacer on April
in the top 10 percent will be eligible for a scholarship. 16, Kurt Guenter on April 23 and Hudson Evingham on April 25.
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Bolivar-Richburg Central School News continued... ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION
THIRD GRADE Happy spring! We are
Ms. Miles, Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Smith... still waiting for the snow to go
The third grade classes are busy reviewing their math concepts and reading away like many of you. The
strategies for their upcoming state tests in May. The ELA (English Language Arts) state month of March has been quite
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test will be given to the third graders on May 3, 4 and 5. The mathematics state test for exciting. We celebrated Dr.
our third graders will be given on May 11 and 12. As with all state tests, a good night’s Seuss’s birthday in the
sleep and a healthy breakfast are beneficial! gymnasium by creating different
Happy birthday goes out to Amber Bucher who celebrated her day on the 22nd of stations where the students had a
March! Congratulations to Makayla Kreamer, Austin Davis and Josie Nolan who were turn to act like some of Dr.
chosen as the students of the month for March! Seuss’s characters. The picture
Continue to work on your multiplication times tables at home. Congratulations to above has a plate with a green
both Hannah Wiatrowski and Rashai Swift in Ms. Miles’ class who were the first ones in ball, green pig and a green bean
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her homeroom to pass all of the 12 times tables!!!! Nice work! Stop by our hallway this bag. Can you guess the story
spring to read about the children’s favorite third grade books that they have read this behind it? Green Eggs and Ham:)
year. They did a terrific job with it! Each
We wish everyone a wonderful spring vacation week and a joyous Easter! grade level has finished the roller
skating unit. It was amazing to
Mrs. Childs... see the progress from day one to
Welcome to spring everyone; I think Mother Nature forgot what season it is. Soon day nine, especially in the
the weather will change and with that change, the sounds and smells of spring will be younger grades. It was nice to see the older grades continue to do a great job as well.
upon us. It is very busy in our classroom at this time. We are learning about different After already having this unit for three years now, it is still fabulous to see the continued
geometrical shapes and have started working with perimeter and area concepts. Our enjoyment and progress. We also shared with our students that there are a couple
long anticipated spring recess is almost here; the students are excited and ready for skating rinks in the surrounding area, Wellsville and Franklinville, just in case they would
some rest and relaxation. Are you ready parents? like to continue skating outside of school. We currently are doing a miniature golf unit
This week we also have a birthday, Greyson Bean. Not only is he our birthday boy with all the grade levels. We eventually will be setting up a miniature golf course with all
this month, but he was also March’s student of the month for our class. Congratulations sorts of obstacles and loop-de-loops. The students thus far are doing a great job and
Greyson. Thank you for all your hard work. having a lot of fun with it, and so are we.
Enjoy your break everyone. Think warm and sunny thoughts!!
Ms. Lawton
Mr. Zilker

FOURTH GRADE
Mr. Pruch, Mr. Conklin, Mrs. Perry...
Mrs. Busack from BOCES Environmental Education was in recently to present a BOLIVAR-RICHBURG KINDERGARTEN SIGN-UPS
lesson on tomatosphere. If you would like to learn more about tomatosphere, go to Mr.
Pruch’s teacher page and click on the link to tomatosphere.org. We will be conducting Dear Parents of Preschoolers,
our experiment with the tomato seeds for tomatosphere after the April break, and the Once again it is time to think about registering kindergarten students for the 2011-
students will have transplantable tomato plants ready for their gardens at the beginning 2012 school year. If your child will be five years of age, on or before December 1, 2011,
of June; maybe the snow will be gone then. please complete and return the following to:
Last week’s lesson from Mrs. Busack on fossils was a big hit. The class was able to
“extract fossils” from the soil (chips from cookies), look at and touch actual 500,000,000 Attn: Mrs. Michelle McDowell
year old fossils, and finally make their own fossils in play-dough, which they took home Bolivar-Richburg Elementary School
yesterday. (The class has Mrs. Busack’s “salt play-dough” recipe, by the way.) PO Box 158
Our Science Fair is fast approaching. Students have turned in their proposals and Richburg, New York 14774
have begun working on their experiments for the Fair, which is held at the end of May.
Miss Bell sent me a wonderfully positive note about this class last Friday. She said *If your child is presently attending the Bolivar-Richburg Prekindergarten
they were the best class in the school doing the “stomp” performance, and complimented School, you do NOT need to fill this out.
them on their behavior, performance and growth. She especially remarked about Jordan
Wells. Nice job, everyone! Child’s Name: Date of Birth:
Miss Bell and Mrs. Smith almost always help me to select my student of the month,
and though there were many good possibilities this month, we all agreed that Katelyn
Sands is our choice. Katelyn is a hard-worker, she’s responsible, she always does the Parent Name(s):
right thing, and she is so concerned about her classmates. On top of everything, she has
such a kind, sweet, gentle disposition. Good job, Katelyn! We all appreciate you. Complete Address:

Phone:
FIFTH GRADE
Mr. Lounsberry, Mrs. Cawley, Miss Weitzel...
Kindergarten Registration is May 23 & 24 from 9:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. When we
During the week of April 18, Mr. Lounsberry’s social studies classes will be working
receive the above registration form, we will send you a packet that needs to be
on a social studies project to commemorate the oil boom, which hit our valley on April 27,
completed and a registration time. Please bring the completed forms with you on
1881, forever changing the economy and heritage of this area. The students will draw
the day you are scheduled. Make sure you also bring in your child’s birth
pictures related to the local discovery of oil. Three themes are available for the posters:
certificate, immunization records, social security card, and custody papers, if
local oil history (including tools, wells, etc.), historic houses and buildings in Bolivar and
applicable.
Richburg, and historic clothing of that time period. After they are completed, many
projects will be hung in the windows of the Pioneer Oil Museum in Bolivar.
The fifth grade science fair was a huge success! We hope you got the chance to see
the fantastic projects. From Mrs. Cawley’s class, the winners were third place Aric BOLIVAR-RICHBURG PRE-K REGISTRATION
Jordan- Yeasty Beasties, second place Mikayla Perkins - The Human Heart, and first
place Breanna Hebert- The Brain. From Mr. Lounsberry’s class, the winners were third The Bolivar-Richburg Pre-K program is in the process of recruiting children who will be
place Keldon Smith-How a Dimmer Switch Works, second place Wyatt Calhoun-Mullen - four years old by December 1st for the 2011 - 2012 school year. If you live in the Bolivar-
Black Lights, and tied for first place Kristian Miller-Can Cola Dissolve Steak in 48 Hours? Richburg school district and intend to enroll your child, please complete this pre-
and Emily Neudeck-High Cholesterol. Miss Weitzel’s winners were third place Justine registration form and return it to the......
Dodaro- Pooch Smooch, tied for second place Preston Lehman- The Heart and Karley
Livingston- The Eye, and first place Parker Cole- What Rusts Nails Fastest? Well done Bolivar-Richburg Pre-K
everyone! Attn: Mrs. Michelle McDowell
One more month to go and the state math tests will be here. Miss Weitzel has PO Box 158
scheduled after school sessions with each fifth grade class. Your child should have Richburg, NY 14774
brought home a green Project Catch-up sheet for you to sign. If your child cannot attend
on the days scheduled, he needs to pick another day. Days available are Monday, BOLIVAR-RICHBURG PRE-REGISTRATION FOR PRE-K
Tuesday and Thursday. This practice is vital for your child’s success on the state test.
You can help your child prepare by just working with him on the basics: adding, Child’s Name:
subtracting, multiplying and dividing. Some fraction work would not hurt either.
The character trait of the month is Fairness. This is especially important now that
many children are playing baseball and softball. Often they carry disagreements and Birth Date:
“game results” from the playing field into school. Month Day Year
Mr. Lounsberry’s student of the month for April is Jessica Skinner. She treats
everyone with courtesy and respect and is always polite and mannerly. Mrs. Cawley’s Parents:
student of the month is Aric Jordan. Karson Bell is Miss Weitzel’s student of the month. Last Name Father Mother

Address:
Number Street Town Zip
“PENNY WARS” COMES TO AN END
It was a very close race, but in the end our first grade students edged out Phone:
our third graders by $15. The first grades collected $225, while the third Home Business
grades collected $210. Altogether there was $720 collected by the
elementary students for the Allegany County Cancer Services. Over the past

Happy Easter!
three years, Bolivar-Richburg Elementary students have donated over
$3,000 to help cancer patients in Allegany County.

Bolivar-Richburg Central School News continued...
BOARD OF EDUCATION MESSAGE
Dear Community Members:
As you read this, we have just approved the annual
budget for the 2011-2012 school year. We would like to
let our community members and tax payers know how
we formulate our budget.
We met with our Superintendent in August and
September and reviewed our District goals to give Mrs.
Capawan the guidance in creating the budget for our
District. Mrs. Capawan then worked with the rest of the
Administrative Team to put together a spending plan to
meet our goals. A main goal was to put an emphasis on
increasing our student achievement in the Elementary
School. Another goal was to increase the use of
technology, especially in our Elementary program, along
with providing the training for our teachers to use this
new equipment. We expect the Administrative Team to
develop and execute plans to accomplish these goals,
and to identify areas where future growth is needed.
To make this enormous job even more difficult,
New York State reduced the amount of State Aid we
received at Bolivar-Richburg by $1,187,000 for next
year. New York State has now reduced our State Aid
$2,539,734 over the last three years. This is a significant
amount of money that our District has lost, but we must
still strive to exceed the standards set by New York
State and the Federal Government.
We believe we have a very solid budget in place
for next year to address the educational needs of all of
our students. The Superintendent has met or even
exceeded the goals we have set forth. The collaborative
work of the Board and Administrative Team enabled us
to manage the challenges and to accomplish this task.
Our proposed budget is $16,765,604 for the 2011-
2012 school year. This is a 2.61% reduction of spending
from last year. Unfortunately, when we lose this amount
of money, tough choices need to be made involving
programs and staff. This year two administrators
changed roles and some of the staff will be in different
positions for next year. We expect this to help enhance
our educational program by maximizing the strengths of
each individual. For next year we agreed to eliminate
the Parent Activities Coordinator position at the Pre-K.
This was reduced to half-time last year. As you can
read in the superintendent’s article, the services
connected with that position will not be diminished. We
have also offered a retirement incentive which will help
to further reduce cost to the District in the future. With all
these changes, and despite the reduction in aid, we
have been able to avoid the loss of teaching positions.
This will help us realize our educational goals not only
for this next year, but for future years as well.
We will be having our annual Budget Hearing on
Tuesday, May 3rd at 6pm in the auditorium. We
encourage everyone to attend and listen to the budget
presentation by our Superintendent and Business
Administrator, and ask any relevant questions that you
may have. We hope to see everyone there. The annual
Budget Vote this year will be on Tuesday, May 17th.
Thank you for continuing to partner with us to provide
the best education possible for our children.
Sincerely,
Bolivar-Richburg Board of Education
Charles Bessett, Michael Church, Heather Ferris,
Guy Gilliland, Carol Greene, David Herne, Robert Mead
Richburg-Wirt Historical Society
Receives $100,000 Endowment Fund
On Monday, April 4, 2011, the Richburg-Wirt Historical Society
received the Francis G. and Beatrice S. Bartoo Memorial Fund, a $100,000
endowment fund presented by Robert Christian, executive director of
Allegany County Area Foundation. The endowment was given by the late
Pictured (l-r): Carol Bartoo Ellsworth, JoAnne Bartoo Brickley,
Robert Christian, Barbara Bartoo Wilson, Melanie Johnston
and Bonnie Bartoo Hatalla.
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2011 ALL-WNY ACADEMIC TEAM HONORS
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG SENIOR
A senior from Bolivar-Richburg Junior-Senior High School has been named to
Business First’s 2011 All-Western New York Academic Team.
Hannah Pruch (Second Team) has qualified for this year’s list of the 100 most
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outstanding high school seniors in the eight-county region.
Winners were chosen for their records of academic excellence, school leadership
and community involvement. The top 25 were named to the First Team, 25 runners-up
to the Second Team, and another 50 to the Special Mention list.
“This is a truly impressive honor,” said Jack Connors, president and publisher of
Business First. “The Academic Team is an extraordinarily exclusive group. There are
roughly 20,000 seniors in Western New York’s high schools, and only 100 have met
the stringent standards to make this year’s Academic Team. That’s the top one-half of
one percent, the best and brightest students we have.”
Schools throughout the eight-county region were asked to nominate their
smartest and most accomplished students for consideration by a 10-member committee, which included eight
admissions directors at area colleges and two Business First editors. A total of 113 schools responded with 410
nominees. (Each school was limited to four candidates.)
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The complete list of 100 honorees -- along with their photos and profiles -- will be published in Business First’s
2011-2012 Guide to Western New York Schools, which will hit newsstands on June 10.
A story about the Academic Team program, including a database of the past three years’ winners, can be
accessed at: http://tinyurl.com/acadteam2010.
ANGELO MELARO
WRITING CONTEST
WINNERS
Congratulations to Hannah Pruch,
Kirk Windus, Kaitlyn Murphy and
Haley Majot for recently taking First
Place in the Angelo Melaro Writing
Contest. This was the first time in the
history of the school that Bolivar-
Richburg won this prestigious
competition. The writing contest is an
annual event which is held to
promote writing throughout high
schools in both Allegany and
Cattaraugus Counties. Also
competing on behalf of the school
were Andrew Mower, Jacob Boll,
Jade Nolan and Justice Stein. Great
job to all of you!
ANGELO MELARO AWARD RECIPIENT
Congratulations to Kaitlyn Murphy for winning the Angelo Melaro Award.
Kaitlyn’s essay was selected above all other participants because its embodiment
of creativity, humor and imagination. Great job Kaitlyn!
Francis and Betty Bartoo of Richburg.
Melanie Johnston, president of the Richburg-Wirt Historical Society
opened the meeting by explaining that this year marks the 10th
anniversary of the historical society. She stated, “The museum has come a
long way - from an upstairs room in the Colonial Library in 1975, to this
beautiful old building that now houses our broad collection of Richburg-Wirt
history, memorabilia and artifacts.... We all know that none of this would
have come to pass without the tireless efforts and financial support of
Francis and Betty Bartoo.”
During Bob Christian’s presentation of the endowment fund, he
explained that the generous donation was from the estate of Beatrice S.
Bartoo, who always felt a warm place in her heart for the town of Richburg
and the historical society. She communicated to him that the endowment
fund was to be given to the historical society for the benefit of the museum,
and to be used wherever the board of directors felt it was most needed.
Mrs. Johnston stated, “We are all so honored and excited to receive this
generous endowment fund and what a blessing to know that we have this
“safety net” to fall back on. We anticipate using this fund for building
repairs and upkeep, remodeling, speakers, publicity, or maybe a special
project will arise that will enable us to put this money to good use.”
The Bartoo’s four daughters were all in attendance. JoAnne Brickley
spoke on behalf of the Bartoo family. She told of growing up and going for
“Sunday drives” that would usually end up on some back road that had
some historical significance to either their family or the area. They traveled
to places where their ancestors grew up and heard tales about Richburg’s oil
boom, Frank Baum, etc. She related how her mom and dad’s first love
(outside of family) was preserving the memories of the Richburg-Wirt area.
They were eventually able to purchase the former Seventh Day Baptist
Church which was turned into the museum. Mrs. Brickley concluded with,
“Mom and Dad set up a fund with the Allegany County Area Foundation to
assure the continuation of the Richburg-Wirt Historical Society. My sisters
and I are very proud of our parents and through their generosity, the
Richburg-Wirt Historical Society will be able to be enjoyed for many
generations.”
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585-593-1100, ext. 5426.
Admiring the Small Auxiliary of the Year award, the
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THE BOLIVAR LIONESS CLUB IS COLLECTING used
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Applications must be received in District Office by April 27th.
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students wishing to apply for the New York Conference of
Italian-American State Legislator’s scholarship program. The
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$1500 scholarships, two based on academic achievement and
two for athletic talent. Winners are invited to an award
ceremony held in Albany as part the conference’s annual June
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demonstrated their academic skills and their involvement in
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final statewide selection process.
Applicants may be current college students, graduate
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the fall; eligibility is based on the student’s grade point
average, interest in pursuing higher education, involvement in
the local community as well as individual financial need.
Interested students can request an application by
contacting Assemblyman Giglio’s office at (716) 373-7103 or by
e-mail at: giglioj@assembly.state.ny.us. All applications must be
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LOTS, LAND, ACREAGE SECTION

FOR SALE/CABIN WITH LAND: This cabin/retreat sits nestled on
11+ acres with access to two ponds and 340 acres for hunting,
fishing and recreational purposes. The cabin comes fully furnished
including appliances and too many extras to list. This is truly a
fabulous buy for the outdoorsman and ready to be enjoyed today.
Call for a personal tour today to check out all the extras this
property has to offer. This secluded cabin/retreat is priced to sell
at $69,000. Call 607-937-0678 for more details. c HAS YOUR BUILDING SHIFTED? Contact Woodford Bros. Inc. for
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Free estimates. Pick up and delivery. Complete paint jobs. State-
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SPRING CLEANUP: Shrub trimming, small tree trimming, shrub
planting, flower planting, mulching, also honey bee removal. Call
Dennis @ 585-973-8821 or 716-319-7563. 4/12p
STAR OF THE EAST CHAPTER #109, O.E.S.
Star of the East Chapter #109, Order of the Eastern Star, will
meet Tues., April 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Bolivar Masonic Hall,
Main St., Bolivar, NY. We will open in long form. Refreshments
will be furnished by Don & Kathy Ross.
2/5f
HOME IMPROVEMENT SECTION
straightening, leveling and foundation repairs at 1-800-OLD-BARN /
www.woodfordbros.com
REPLACEMENT WINDOWS $179 installed. Double-hung tilt-ins, lifetime
warranty, Energy Star Tax Credit available. Call now! 1-866-272-7533.
www.usacustomwindows.com
STANDARD DESIGN and custom built post frame structures. Visit us
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INSURANCE SECTION
LIFE INSURANCE, easy to qualify, no medical exams. Purchase through
86. Fast acceptances. 1-800-938-3439, x24; 1-516-938-3439, x24.
LEGAL SERVICES SECTION
DIVORCE $450* No fault or regular divorce. Covers children, property, etc.
Only one signature required! *Excludes govt. fees. Locally owned! 1-800-
522-6000 ext. 100. Baylor & Associates, Inc.
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS. Yo u win or pay us nothing.
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& consultation. 1-888-587-9203.
NYS LAND ONE TIME SALE 10ac-Salmon River area-$19,995. 7ac w/new
cabin- $29,995. 5ac-Hickory Ridge-$12,995. 97ac surrounding state forest-
$119,995. 7ac-Trout Stream-$29,995. 14ac-Southern Tier-$24,995. 5ac on
Big River-$39,995. 7ac-Little Falls- $19,995. Over 100 new properties
offered! Terms or cash discounts! Call Christmas & Associates, 1-800-229-
7843. Or visit www.LandandCamps.com
UPSTATE NY CAPITAL REGION SHORT SALE! 41 acres - $69,900. Jaw
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recreate! No reasonable cash offer will be refused! 1-888-482-1443.
UPSTATE NY NORTH COUNTRY REPO! 40 acres - $29,900, Abuts State
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MISCELLANEOUS SECTION
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE from home. *Medical, *Business, *Paralegal,
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CLARINET, VIOLIN, FLUTE, TRUMPET, amplifier, Fender guitar $75 each.
Upright bass, cello, saxophone, French horn, drums $189 each. Others 4
sale. 1-516-377-7907.
AIRLINES ARE HIRING - Train for high-paying aviation career. FAA-
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 AUCTION
Lumber Auction
Sat., April 16, 2011
at 10:30 a.m. (Rain or Shine)
Portville Forest Products, Inc.
457 Whitehouse Rd., Portville, NY 14770
Will be auctioning off over
300 bundles of lumber,
A $200.00
4 inches and wider and 4 feet and Cash Prize
longer. Much of it air-dried. Will Be Given
Out!
Hardwoods for the hobbyist,
softwoods for the builder.
Call for information or stop in our office for a flyer
716-933-6354.
Food and
soft drinks
WILL NOT be
available at
this auction.
TWO KENMORE HEP AIR CLEANERS with owner’s manual.
Used one season, $25.00 each. 716-372-5891, leave message. fb
READ THE MONEYSAVER ONLINE each week at
www.moneysaveradvertising.com 4/7fb
FOR RENT: Real nice 2 bedroom trailer in country near Eldred.
$450 month plus deposit, references. No pets, no smoking.
Phone: 814-331-2421. 2/12pb
HARLEY DAVIDSON windshield bag, part #58308-95. Fits Dyna
and Softtail, $60.00 cash only. Call 814-887-4993. fb
HOSPICE CLINIC
A hospice clinic meets every other Wednesday at 1pm at
Charles Cole Memorial Hospital’s Home Health and Hospice
office. The meeting provides a variety of information for
doctors, nurses, families, personal caregivers and anyone
interested in learning more about area hospice services. Call
814-274-0384 for more information. fb
LLOYD BURKHOUSE AUCTIONS
MULTI-CONSIGNOR AUCTION
Furniture, Coins, Collectibles,
Households & More!
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th at 10 AM
Location: Rew Fire Hall, Rew, PA 16744
(West of Intersection Routes 46 &
646 appr. 6 miles from Bradford)
Skeleton List: Refrigerator, mini fridge, electric range,
microwave & cart, recliner, TV’s, dining table/6 chairs/china
hutch & server, dining table/5 chairs & china hutch, kitchen
table/4 chair set, bed, dressers, mirrors, swivel rockers,
misc. chairs, shelves, pictures, stereo, vintage Philco radio,
clocks, treadmill, vacuums, kitchenware, flatware, complete
set of new Pfaltzgraff dishes incl. flatware, teapot, canisters
& more (Tea Rose pattern), Coins & Currencies, costume
jewelry, marbles, Zippo items, wishing well, games, toys,
helmet, Harley phone, bird bath, bedding, decorations, sheet
music, easel chalkboard, oak office divider, library table,
book shelf, display cupboards, peg board displays, kids’
books, lawn chairs & swing, cassette collection, wolf
collectibles, new fishing poles/reels, knickknacks, box lots,
much, much more!
For photos and listing check: www.auctionzip.com site #12919.
For more information call 814-368-5726 or 814-331-5941.
PA. LIC. AU005494
"NO BUYERS PREMIUM"
FOR SALE- .22 Magnum rifle, clip, FED scope, excellent
condition, $150. 814-697-6799.
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PART-TIME SUMMER HELP WANTED
to do pickup and delivery and other odd jobs. Apply at Canfield’s
Outdoor Power, 2932 Kings Run Road, Ceres, Pa. Phone 814-
697-6233.
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HUGE INDOOR GARAGE SALE- April 15th & 16th, 10am - ? 36
Rte. 275, between Bolivar and Richburg, NY. Baby boy clothes,
premie & up, small girl’s clothing, swings, double stroller, home
decor, dishes, electronics and more.
SUPPORT LOCAL MUSICIAN NOW IN NASHVILLE- Former
singer of Keystone Outlaws. Denny Mitchell
www.dennismitchellmusic.com
MAKE MONEY! Clean out the attic, the garage, the closet
and make money by selling your wares in the Moneysaver!
Simply fill out the reader ad form in this issue and mail or
bring it in...you’ll make money!
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GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES! AKC, vet checked, 1st shots, Large Public Spring
wormed. Ready to go. Males: $350 and females: $400. 814-544-
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2004 SUNDOWNER 20 ft. stock trailer, 4 ft. dressing room,
$13,900. Excellent condition. 814-697-7532. cb
Saturday, April 23rd • 9:45 AM
KITCHEN TABLE: Ceramic tile top with wood border. Pull-out leaf
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21st Annual Spring
APRIL 12, 2011
• Equipment • Tractors • Farm • Automobiles
Extravaganza Auction • Amish Furniture • Amish Sheds • Nursery Stock
– Consignments Accepted –
Sat., April 23rd at 9:00AM
Held At Allegany Fairground All Consignors Paid Cash Day Of Auction!!!
15 North Main St., Angelica, NY 14709 ***FREE Appraisals***
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LIVESTOCK CLUBS MEET

On April 3, several livestock clubs met at the 911 Center Fishing We Carry
located in Smethport, PA.
Supplies NEW
The clubs that participated in this are as follows: Kane
Livestock, New Idea, and the McKean County Livestock Club. and Live
Long OLD
Guns,
The topic of discussion was led by Ginny Eppley. Colleen
McClain, & Kim Tanner helped with the Quality Assurance Bait! Handguns, TOWN
Program. Lloyd Burkhouse went over the 4H/FFA Livestock
guidelines for the year. The members learned about the
Our Fly Fishing Ammo Canoes & Kayaks
precautions of going to farms, correct medicine dosages and Section Will Be and Accessories
different residues. Arriving will be arriving
Livestock registration deadline is April 29th and the Mid-April. YOUR FOOTWEAR
Mid-April.
livestock weigh in is May 7th from 10 a.m. until noon. HEADQUARTERS
The next meeting for the McKean County Livestock Club offering a great
is scheduled for April 17th at the 911 Center located in
Buy
Smethport from 2-4 pm. f Fishing & selection of work
Hunting and hunting
VALLEY RECYCLING: BUYING SCRAP copper, brass, Licenses boots!
aluminum, stainless steel, etc. Top prices! 34 Union Street, Here!
Allegany, NY. 716-372-9542. tfcb Phone: 814-362-7700
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Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9am-6pm;
PETERSON STOVES
Are your heating bills too high? Check out our rice coal stoves,
Sundays CLOSED.
free standing units, forced air and hot water boilers. Clean
burning, automatic feed. Heat the average home all winter for only HISTORIC CABIN TOUR
$1,000. Call 585-933-7277. tfcb Our cabin, listed on the National Historical Registry, is a great
place to step back in time and learn about the American Chestnut
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2006 Chrysler 2002 Sable
Sunday Worship...............10:00am #TP1853, FWD Sdn., 2.4L Camry FWD Sdn. 4x4 300 79k mi.
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BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
OLEAN EVENTS and ACTIVITIES
NEXT CYBERNEWS out April 18
Spotlight Event - APRIL 27th Business After HOURS,
Troy Vincent - Edward Jones Investments Street, 3037 West
State Street, Olean, 5-7 p.m. BAHs are for GOACC members
and guests. Enjoy refreshments and light hors d’oeurves.
Mingle and make connections with Chamber members. To
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insurance broker, from Bene-Care Agency, LLC will be in the
Chamber office if members would like to stop by and meet her
and also if they would like to discuss health insurance options
with her.
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Chamber of Commerce has announced the Home and Garden
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Recreation Center in Olean. Eighty of the area’s leading
businesses are expected to exhibit their wares and services at
the upcoming show.
April 16 - Organic Gardening Workshops, Allegany,
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season-end fall tasks. Novice and intermediate series are
available. Please call the Farm at 373-0200, ext. 3358 for more
details.
April 16 - Healthy Kids Day - Make it a Play Date!, Olean
Family YMCA, 1-4 PM. Easter Egg Hunt, sponsored by Tops of
Olean, at 1 PM followed by pool and gym inflatables, crafts,
climbing wall, refreshments, YCamp info and more! FREE to
all! Call Ann Marie Wright at 373-2400 x215 or
awright@oleanymca.org for more info.
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*Prices Do Not Include Rebates

or Incentives
$
SPRING SAVINGS 2011 Chev. Silverado
Up To $8,500.00
IS EVERYWHERE! 1500 4WD Ext. Cab
APRIL 12, 2011

On Select Vehicles! LT1 Truck

With $3,000 down cash or trade equity, plus tax & fees. B19725, blue granite/dk. titanium

2011 GMC Yukon 4WD 2011 Buick Enclave CXL

LIST PRICE: $31,860.00 INVOICE PRICE:
$$
27,682.00 **
B19572, gray/ebony AWD YR./MAKE/MODEL LIST PRICE INVOICE PRICE
List Price: $55,545.00 #B19589, V6, white
INVOICE PRICE: diamond/cocoa/cashmere. 2011 Chev. Avalanche LS 4WD Truck

48,884.81 ** 46,855.70*
$
$$
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List Price: $50,365.00 B19706, summit white/ebony $53,130.00

INVOICE PRICE: 2011 Chev. Colorado Crew Cab Z71

45,244 ** 28,251.51*
$

YR./MAKE/MODEL LIST PRICE INVOICE PRICE $$ B19747, steel green/ebony $32,735.00

2011 Chev. Colorado Crew Cab Z71
2011 GMC Yukon 4WD B19770, red/ebony $28,535.00 $
24,407.11*
B19716, white diamond/cocoa/cashmere $60,820.00 $
54,661.00* YR./MAKE/MODEL LIST PRICE INVOICE PRICE
2011 Buick Enclave CXL AWD 2011 Chev. Silverado 2500 4WD W/T Ext. Cab Truck
2011 GMC Yukon XL Denali AWD $
43,365.00*
B19618, white diamond/cocoa/cashmere $64,485.00 $
57,445.65* B19672, V6, cocoa met./cashmere/cocoa $39,325.00 $
34,717.56* B19734, taupe gray/ebony $49,900.00
2011 Buick Enclave CXL AWD 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Ext. Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Reg. Cab SLE1 $
28,528.47*
B19728, gray/titanium $25,595.00 $
21,955.00* B19674, V6, carbon black/cocoa/cashmere $41,715.00 $
37,062.70* B19451, steel green/dk. titanium $32,984.00
2011 Buick LaCrosse CX SEDAN 2011 Chev. Silverado 2500 4WD Reg. Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Crew Cab SLE2 $
29,135.95*
B19688, fire red/ebony $37,865.00 $
32,376.00* B19619, mocha steel/cocoa/cashmere $27,760.00 $
23,948.51* B19776, summit white/dk. titanium $33,870.00
2011 Buick LaCrosse CXL AWD 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Reg. W/T Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Ext. Cab SLE1 $
30,335.22*
B19726, pure silver/ebony $38,945.00 $
33,231.00* B19603, mocha steel/cocoa/lt. cashmere $34,520.00 $
30,073.00* B19632, red/ebony $35,659.00
2011 Buick LaCrosse CXL AWD 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Ext. Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Reg. Cab SLE1 $
31,541.96*
B19624, fire red/titanium $26,970.00 $
23,039.95* B19642, red/cocoa/lt. cashmere $34,860.00 $
30,542.00* B19492, black/titanium/ebony $36,875.00
2011 Buick LaCrosse CXL AWD 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Ext. Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Reg. Cab W/T $
31,662.11*
B19563, white/titanium $27,405.00 $
23,451.10* B19598, white/cocoa/lt. cashmere $35,030.00 $
30,864.80* B19450, blue granite/ebony $37,010.00
2011 Buick Lucerne CXL 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Ext. Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Reg. Cab SLE1 $
31,675.46*
B19633, midnight blue met./titanium $29,035.00 $
24,877.80* B19667 V6, bronze/cocoa/cashmere $35,795.00 $
31,592.10* B19452, summit white/ebony $37,025.00
2011 Buick Regal CXL Sedan 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Ext. Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Ext. Cab SLE $
31,675.46*
B19654, pure silver/ebony $35,775.00 $
30,638.96* B19743, carbon black/cocoa/cashmere $28,035.00 $
24,133.26* B19464, summit white/ebony $37,025.00
2011 Buick Regal CXL Sedan 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Ext. Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 2500HD 4WD Reg. Cab $
31,982.51*
B19590, pure silver/ebony $36,350.00 $
31,197.21* B19678, stone/cocoa/cashmere $29,800.00 $
25,704.11* B19480, sheer silver/ebony $37,370.00
2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Ext. Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 2500HD 4WD Reg. Cab B19512, summit white/ebony $37,370.00 $
31,982.51*
B19568, onyx black/ebony $36,940.00 $
31,722.31* 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Crew Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Crew Cab SLE2 B19771, taupe gray/ebony $37,255.00 $
31,997.16*
B19628, gray/titanium $36,688.00 $
32,038.53* 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Crew Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 2500 4WD Reg. Cab $37,989.00 32,650.42* $

B19774, white/ebony $37,440.00 $

32,172.31* 2011 Chev. Equinox AWD 2LT B19775, imperial blue/ebony
2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Crew Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Ext. Cab SLE1 #B19721, twilight blue/jet black B19766, blue granite/ebony $38,550.00 $
33,149.71*
B19730, onyx black/ebony $38,620.00 $
33,115.51*
23,276
$ ** 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Crew Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Crew Cab SLE2 List Price: $27,265.00 INVOICE PRICE: $ B19767, sheer silver/ebony $38,550.00 $
33,149.71*
B19532, gray green/ebony $38,827.00 $
33,416.74* 2011 Chev. Silverado 2500 4WD Crew Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Ext. Cab SLE1 YR./MAKE/MODEL LIST PRICE INVOICE PRICE B19749, imperial blue/dk. titanium $39,058.00 $
33,989.07*
B19741, onyx black/ebony $39,895.00 $
34,250.26* 2011 Chev. Equinox AWD LTZ 2011 Chev. Silverado 1500 4WD Crew Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 2500HD 4WD Ext. Cab SLE1 B19740, white/black $32,025.00 $
27,689.10* B19718, sheer silver/ebony $40,280.00 $
34,689.41*
B19665, white/ebony $41,545.00 $
35,935.50* 2011 Chev. Equinox AWD LTZ 2011 Chev. 25-3500 4WD Ext Cab Truck LD
2011 GMC Sierra 2500HD 4WD Ext. Cab SLE1 B19739, black/black $38,270.00 $
33,247.15* B19549, long box, red/ebony $41,585.00 $
35,960.10*
B19661, fire red/ebony $42,105.00 $
36,448.90* 2011 Chev. Traverse AWD 2011 Chev. Silverado 2500 4WD W/T Ext. Cab Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 2500HD 4WD Crew Cab B19761, white/ebony $35,090.00 $
30,857.00* B19574, sheer silver/ebony $48,930.00 $
42,487.41*
B19637, gray green/ebony $44,840.00 $
38,980.81* 2011 Chev. Traverse AWD 2011 Chev. Silverado 2500 4WD Crew Cab LT1 Truck
2011 GMC Sierra 2500HD 4WD Ext. Cab SLE1 B19626, silver ice/ebony $35,925.00 $
31,604.00* B19544, blue granite/ebony $51,265.00 $
44,678.30*
B19623, midnight blue met./titanium $45,485.00 $
39,577.10* 2011 Chev. Traverse FWD LS 2011 Chev. Cruze LS Sedan
2011 GMC Canyon Ext. Cab 4WD B19468, cyber gray/dk. gray $38,135.00 $
33,436.56* B19701, ice blue/black/titanium $18,375.00 $
14,779.00*
B19606, gray green/dk. pewter $30,860.00 $
26,228.76* 2011 Chev. HHR LS Sedan 2011 Chev. Cruze 1LT
2011 GMC Terrain AWD SLT-1 B19745, black/ebony $19,650.00 $
16,065.30* B19769, 4 cyl., red/black/red $21,220.00 $
17,442.91*
B19697, merlot jewel/jet black $33,000.00 $
28,236.00* 2011 Chev. HHR Panel LS Sedan 2011 Chev. Malibu 1LS
2011 GMC Terrain AWD SLT-1 B19717, arctic ice/ebony $19,765.00 $
16,192.45* B19428, mocha steel/cocoa/cashmere $23,625.00 $
19,643.71*
B19722, mocha steel/brownstone $34,680.00 $
30,019.00* 2010 Chev. Express Cargo Van G1500 2011 Chev. Malibu 2LT
2011 GMC Terrain AWD SLT-2 B19528, Reg. W.B., sheer silver/pewter $33,820.00 $
28,339.46* B19518, white diamond/ebony $26,815.00 $
22,711.01*
B19731, mocha steel/jet black $35,155.00 $
30,567.90* 2011 Chev. Avalanche LS 4WD Truck 2011 Chev. Camaro 2SS Coupe
2011 GMC Acadia AWD SLE B19620, black/ebony $41,905.00 $
36,357.95* B19699, black/inferno orange $38,185.00 $
33,821.76*
B19751, cyber gray/titanium $35,060.00 $
30,657.45* 2011 Chev. Avalanche LS 4WD Truck 2011 Chev. Impala LT Sedan
2011 GMC Acadia AWD SLE B19690, black/ebony $41,905.00 $
36,357.95* B19742, white/ebony $26,920.00 $
22,967.00*
B19542, white diamond/ebony $42,770.00 $
37,703.11* 2011 Chev. Avalanche LS 4WD Truck 2011 Chev. Impala LT Sedan
2011 GMC Acadia AWD SLE B19686, white diamond/ebony $52,250.00 $
46,072.50* B19773, cyber gray/ebony $28,945.00 $
24,759.00*
B19715, white diamond/titanium $49,680.00 $
44,176.75*

CARS 2009 Subaru Legacy Sedan Special Edition AWD

#BP12106, 2.5L 4 cyl., white, 18,480 mi............................................
$
15,453
2007 Suzuki XL7 SUV Limited AWD
#B19753A, 3.6L V6 cyl., 49,798 mi.........................................
$
13,540
2010 BMW 3 Series Sedan 328I RWD
#BP12107, 3.0L straight 6 cyl., white, 7,705 mi......................
$
32,625 2008 Subaru Outback Wagon AWD
#BP12085, 2.5L 4 cyl., tan, 31,576 mi..................................................
$
17,125
2009 Toyota Highlander SUV Base 4WD
#BP12090, 3.5L V6 cyl., 23,000 mi.......................................
$
25,900
2010 Buick FWD LaCrosse Sdn. CXL
#BP12100, 3.0L V6 cyl., 15,600 mi.........................................
$
23,988 SUVS-VANS
2006 Toyota RAV 4 SUV Base 4WD
#B19721A, 3.5L V6 cyl., everglade, 67,127 mi.......................
$
14,304
2008 Buick Lucerne Sedan CXL FWD
#BP12109, 3.8L V6 cyl., 39,569 mi..............................................
$
17,175 2011 Chev. Suburban SUV LT 4WD $
39,295
Summer Is Coming
#BP12104, 5.3L 8 cyl., red jewel, 13,684 mi..................................... Soon! Travel In Style!
CHEVROLET 2008 Chev. TrailBlazer SUV LT w/1LT
#BP12110, 4.2L straight 6 cyl., black, 17,463 mi................................... 17,213
$
2005 Wilderness
IMPALAS 2006 Chev. TrailBlazer SUV LS 4WD
#BP12081A, 4.2L straight 6 cyl., silverstone, 41,926 mi............................ 11,111
$ Adventurer
Motor Home
2011 Chev. Impala Sedan LS Fleet
#BP12095, FWD, 3.5L V6 cyl., silver,14,048 mi....................... 15,900
$ 2011 Chev. Traverse SUV LS AWD
#BP12096, 3.6L V6 cyl., silver, 29,697 mi...........................................
$
27,105 2,600 miles.
2010 Chev. Impala Sedan LT FWD
#BP12049, 3.5L V6 cyl., silver, 13,121 mi................................ 14,992
$ 2011 Chev. Traverse SUV LT w/1LT AWD
#BP12105, 3.6L V6 cyl., 18,045 mi....................................................
$
30,353 TRUCKS
2010 Chev. Impala Sedan LT FWD
#BP12044, 3.5L V6 cyl., white, 11,596 mi.................................. 13,919
$ 2009 Chev. Traverse SUV LT w/1LT AWD $
23,222
2007 Chev. Avalanche LTZ 4WD Truck
#BP12115, 3.6L V6 cyl., black, 30,558 mi......................................... $
20,779
13,576 14,943
2008 Ford Escape SUV XLT 4WD #B19700A, 5.3L 8 cyl., black, 87,654 mi.................................
$
2010 Chev. Impala Sedan LT FWD $
#BP12057, 3.5L V6 cyl., white, 15,587 mi................................. 2010 Chev. Silverado 1500 Truck LS 4WD
#BP12112, 3.0L V6 cyl., gray, 66,294 mi............................................ $
23,995
12,409 15,150
2004 GMC Envoy XL SUV SLT 4WD #B19627A, 4.8L 8 cyl., white, 9,939 mi..................................
$
2008 Chev. Impala Sedan LT FWD $
#B19747A, 3.5L V6 cyl., silver, 51,505 mi................................ 2008 Chev. Silverado 1500 Truck LT w/1LT
#B19542A, 4.2L straight 6 cyl., steel gray met., 71,803 mi................... $
23,550
LT W/1LT 10,675
2010 Chev. Cobalt Coupe LT 2004 GMC Envoy XL SUV SLE 4WD #B19768A, 4WD, 5.3L 8 cyl., 40,138 mi................................
$
#BP12118, 2.2L 4 cyl.............................................................. 2007 Chev. Silverado 1500 Truck LT w/1LT
#B19764A, 4.2L straight 6 cyl., silver bullet, 84,997 mi....................... $
14,694
5,963 24,840
2010 GMC Terrain SUV SLT-2 AWD #B19608A, RWD, 4.8L 8 cyl., blue, 42,616 mi........................
$
2007 Chev. Cobalt Sedan LS FWD $
#BP12102, 2.2L 4 cyl., red, 45,001 mi......................................... 2007 Chev. Silverado 1500 Truck LT w/2LT
#BP12103, 2.4L 4 cyl., 22,216 mi..................................................... $
20,875
12,939 35,900
2011 GMC Yukon SUV SLE 4WD #B19594A, 4WD, 5.3L 8 cyl., 34,269 mi.................................
$
2008 Mercury Sable Sedan $
#B19659A, FWD, 3.5L V6 cyl., tan, 30,573 mi.......................... 2007 Chev. Silverado 1500 Truck LT1 4WD
#BP12089, 5.3L 8 cyl., 11,000 mi...................................................... $
16,995
3,995 18,474
2010 Hyundai Santa Fe SUV GLS AWD #B19746A, 5.3L 8 cyl., 81,051 mi............................................
$
2003 Mitsubishi Galant Sedan LS FWD $
#B19694B, 2.4L 4 cyl., silver, 75,188 mi...................................... 2003 Chev. Silverado 1500 Truck LS 4WD
#BP12098, 2.4L 4 cyl., 35,070 mi....................................................... $
11,995
16.630 8,939
2005 Jeep Liberty SUV Sport 4WD #B19754A, 5.3L 8 cyl., maroon, 82,920 mi...............................
$
2010 Nissan Altima Sedan 2.5 S FWD $
#BP12086, 2.5L 4 cyl., blue, 14,357 mi.................................... 2006 Dodge Dakota Truck SLT 4WD
#BP12108A, 3.7L V6 cyl., 64,835 mi...................................................... $
13,400
7,925 13,333
2006 Nissan Xterra SUV S 4WD #BP12113, 3.7L V6 cyl., maroon, 48,631 mi...........................
$
1997 Porsche Boxster Convertible RWD $
#B19179B, 2.5L flat 6 cyl., 9,252 mi............................................. 1998 Ford F-150 Truck XLT 4WD
#B19703A, 4.0L V6 cyl., silver, 46,439 mi............................................ $
4,995
5,995 13,220
2007 Pontiac Torrent SUV 4WD #B19595A, 4.6L 8 cyl., maroon, 95,889 mi...............................
$
2006 Scion tC Coupe $
#BP12088A, 2.4L 4 cyl., blue, 99,730 mi..................................... 2008 GMC Sierra 1500 Truck SLE 1 4WD
#BP12111, 3.4L V6 cyl., black, 58,038 mi...........................................
#B19693A, 5.3L 8 cyl., blue granite, 38,453 mi.......................
$
21,930

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