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Buffalo Rocket www.buffalorocket.com Distributing to North Buffalo, West Side and Riverside • Established in 1969 Publishers of North Buffalo Rocket, West Side Times & Riverside Times COMMUNITY NEWS Vol. XLIII ISSUE No. 18 • Thursday, May 3, 2012 Western New Yorkers Who Died Or Were Killed In Vietnam Are Remembered the Vietnam War or outside of Vietnam); the graves of the 51 have been decorated with U.S. flags during this 15-day period and information about them is included in the book. To reach the chapel, enter Forest Lawn through the Delaware Avenue or Main Street gates and follow the white line on the road. About Forest Lawn: As one of the first deliberately designed and professionally landscaped rural cemeteries in the United States, Forest Lawn is at the heart of Western New York’s cultural tourism renaissance. Its first interment took place in 1850; today there Pat Kavanagh presents a book honoring Western New York’s fallen heroes from the Vietnam War. The book will be on display at Forest Lawn until May 15th. Forest Lawn Historian and Vietnam Veteran, Patrick Kavanagh, has researched, organized and compiled “In Remembrance Of,” a book honoring Western New York’s fallen heroes from the Vietnam War. The book includes information on more than 500 men and one woman with direct ties to the eight counties of Western New York who were killed or died while on active duty in Vietnam. Mr. Kavanagh served as a SP/5 medic in the U.S. Army from 1967-1970, including one year (October 1968-1969) in Vietnam; he was honorably discharged in July 1970. He completed this project “as a labor of love so that those who made the ultimate sacrifice will never be forgotten.” Copies of the book containing newspaper articles, death notices, photos and obituaries will be available for review at the chapel in Forest Lawn for 15 days – one day for each year the U.S. was involved in the Vietnam War. It was on April 30th in 1975 when the last American servicemen died in the war and the last Marines guarding the U.S. Embassy in Saigon lifted off, signaling the end of the war. The book will then be on display daily in the Forest Hertel-North Buffalo Business Assn. Announces Monthly Meeting The Hertel North-Buffalo Business Association will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 8, 2012 Thursday, May 3 Isolated T-Storms High 77° Low 63° beginning at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will take place in their new office at 1510 Hertel Avenue. Friday, May 4 Isolated T-Storms High 70° Low 59° Saturday, May 5 Few Showers High 70° Low 51° Lawn chapel from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. through Monday, May 14th. Forest Lawn volunteers will be on hand during viewing hours to assist the public in locating specific names within the book and with the duplication of any information found about their friends and/or loved ones. On the hour at 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. every day while the book is on display in the chapel, one page will be turned so that by the end of the 15 days, every veteran in the book will have been featured. Veterans in the chapel at these times will be invited to turn the pages. There are 51Vietnam veterans buried at Forest Lawn who were killed during active duty in Vietnam (as well as hundreds more who served in Vietnam but died outside of the 15 years of SUNDAY, May 6 are 162,000+ permanent residents in this 269-acre, nonsectarian, not-for-profit cemetery. As a destination for art, history and genealogy, Forest Lawn offers year-round guided tours, educational programming, an annual flag retirement ceremony, special veteran programming and so much more. Forest Lawn is the only local full-service cemetery for traditional and cremation arrangements listed on the State and National Registries of Historic Places. At Forest Lawn, the future is our past. For more information, visit www.forest-lawn.com or find us on Facebook. Cosmetology Training Center to offer new career opportunities Front: Board of Education Member, Ralph Hernandez, Board President Lou Petrucci, Associate Superintendent Dr. Will Keresztes. Back: Board Members Barbara Seals Nevergold, Jason McCarthy, Dr. Ruth Kapsiak, Director of Adult Education, Les Leopold, NT Senator Mark Grisanti and Deputy County Executive, Richard Tobe. Freezing rain didn’t stop the groundbreaking ceremony for the Buffalo Public Schools Adult Education Division’s new Cosmetology Training Center. The State-of-the-art facility, located at 2629 Delaware Avenue in North Buf- Monday, May 7 Tuesday, May 8 Partly Cloudy Sunny Partly Cloudy High 61° Low 43° High 60° Low 46° High 61° Low 46° falo, will expand workforce training opportunities in the growing field of cosmetology. NYS Senator Mark Grisanti, whose district includes North Buffalo, praised the Adult Educa(con't on page 6) WEDNESDAY, May 9 Sunny High 59° Low 47° PAGE Week of THURSDAY, May 3, 2012 BUFFALO ROCKET ISSUE 18 The Adventures of... Rocket Man by Doug Smith SPRING CLEAN-UP SPECIALS ‘$5 Philharmonic, Part II’ Free Pizza from Bob and John's LaHacianda: C. Graham 110 Ontario St. APARTMENTS FOR RENT Wingate Management is currently accepting applications for 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apartments. Large units, located on the upper west side, including all utilities, appliances, 24 hr. emergency maintenance and a professional onsite management staff. Applicants must meet HUD Section 8 criteria, including income requirements. A thorough background check is required. Please visit our rental office at 491 Connecticut St. for an application or call 881-2233 EHO Buying Gold. We Pay More! Buying Gold. Buying We PayGold. More! Expires 5/31/2012 We Pay More! 1588 Hertel Avenue, Buffalo 834-4755 Since 1900 www.koronajewelry.com Tuesday Friday 11am - 6pm Saturday 10am - 4pm Closed Sunday & Monday Since 1900 Since 1900 www.koronajewelry.com www.koronajewelry.com Hertel Avenue, Buffalo Buffalo 834-4755 15881588 Hertel Avenue, 834-4755 Saturday 10am- -4pm 4pm Closed & Monday Tuesday Tuesday Friday Friday 11am -11am 6pm- 6pm Saturday 10am ClosedSunday Sunday & Monday Free Movie Passes to North Park Theatre: C. Adamo 43 Habmoor. Sometimes, it seems, it takes a crisis to draw crowd. Last Spring, local cultural treasures such as Shakespeare in the Park were fulminating when the then county executive, can’t remember his name, ruled to cut their county funding, some of which amounted to little more than a hatful of change. They banded together in a “Give for Greatness” campaign with a free concert by the Philharmonic, at which donations would be requested, with lyrics provided by Randy Kramer’s MusicalFare Theater. More than 1,100 supporters dropped by, contributing more than $10,000. The following week Rocket Man wrote: “It just seemed as if it should have been more. ‘We were just thrilled with all the results,’ Kramer said. ‘Next year’ is already in the works.” “Next year” arrived this past Sunday. For just under an hour and a half the throng at Kleinhans heard the orchestra at its finest under conductor Paul Ferington, Kramer and Theresa Quinn cramming maximum Gershwin into four hands and five minutes, and glorious show music by Ellen Horst, Tom Owen, Jenn Stafford and Pascal Frisina. “What a thrill to sing ‘Sound of Music’ in front of that orchestra,” said Ellen, a nationally travelled actress who has returned to honor us all with performances in the likes of, say, “Imagining Madoff” last fall at the Jewish Repertory Theatre. “I get to sing so seldom – it’s nice to find the voice is still intact!” The thing is, though, that absent the frantic response to the Collins cutback (oh, yeah, there’s his name), enthusiasm was curbed. Publicity was sparse. Rocket Man learned of it only at the last minute, thanks to ArtVoice’s Anthony Chase, who treated us to an additional half-hour of people-watching. We heard one chap rattle off the number of entitlements he was receiving, then observe that this sort of thing was all he could afford. (Requested donation was $5 – we presume he made that minimum,although according to organizer Kramer, the average kickin was double that.) But 20 minutes before downbeat, the hall seemed practically empty. Eventually they filled it out a little, about 600 or so in attendance according to the clicker of actor Richard Hummert, whose seasonal gigs suggest he may have been categorizing them into naughty and nice. Seriously, though, this deserved much, much more – more fanfare, more people, even a little more attention to sound balance, which was definitely biased in favor of the instruments. The crisis may be past, but the cause remains just, and only about 600 folks capitalized on the musical deal of the century. Do we need to bring Chris Collins back again? 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Deadline is Monday, May 7th. call 873-2594 PAGE Week of THURSDAY, May 3, 2012 BUFFALO ROCKET ISSUE 18 ' Northwest Buffaloz Beat by Joe Bort Limit two tickets FIRST COME...FIRST SERVE UNTIL THEY ARE GONE Free Pizza: M Franchell 373 Colvin A few years back at a Kiwanis pancake breakfast, I ran into an old school mate who stated she reads my column. She was with a group of other ladies and she explained who I was and about the column. The ladies, I assume, were all Italian as she said to them in Italian that I mostly complain in my writings. She was unaware that I understand a little Italian and knew what she said. No problem, as I use this space to voice my concerns on some issues. I do, however write about other topics that are positive. Saying that, I now will go into a complaining mode. I recently took my annual adventure of driving back from southern Florida. The weather there was in the low to mid eighties every day with sunshine. If it rained, it rained at night and did not affect the daily routine. Enough of that as I want to go into the drive home and to do some comparisons. The biggest gripe I have, is again, why is there such a difference in gas prices from state to state? I filled my tank in South Carolina for $3.50 a gallon. I filled my tank in this area when I got home for $4.10. Sixty cents a gallon more? For 15 gallons that is a difference of nine dollars. Why is that? In Florida I filled up at $3.85 and thought that was high. I am well aware that we live in the most taxed state. Sales tax in the states I stopped to eat in ranged from minimal to six percent. Here we pay almost nine percent. Drove over 1,300 miles on beautiful divided interstate highways for free. Up until you reach the last 80 and the New York state border. As we all know, you have to pay tolls on the New York state thruway. Let me add that all states I traveled in have the exits at the mile markers. In other words, exit one is one mile into the state, exit 50 is 50 miles from the border, and so on. Not in New York! If you travel much you know the difference and how convenient it is to have the exits at the mile mark. Guess the New York State Department of Transportation does not have anyone CHECK US OUT ONLINE WWW.BUFFALOROCKET.COM smart enough to figure out how to do that. Nor do they care to. Why is it that in Florida my house is a total electric house with air conditioning on all day and night, the bill is cheaper than my empty house in New York? There is no gas so we do not have to deal with that rip off utility. We do have water and again, no comparison as far as service and cost. The water bill is at least a third less than Buffalo. There is no state income tax! So you would ask "why don’t you just move to Florida and shut up?" I love Florida in the winter, but that is it. Lots of friends down there but most are snow birds like us. It is hot there in the summer which is not so pleasant. Better than half the population has left Florida and headed back up north. The most important reason is I love this area in the spring, summer and fall. I grew up here and will most likely die here. If I could in some way contribute to making right all the wrong things that are happening in this state, I would like to do so. If that is complaining, then Vicky, I am a complainer. Until we change the status quo in our state, you will hear me loud and clear. Cosmetology Training Center to offer new career opportunities (con't from cover) “The Right Way is the Innovative Way!” FREE ESTIMATES LICENSED & INSURED Additions Chimneys Windows Siding Roofing Garages Basement Waterproofing "One call does it all" For a FREE ESTIMATE call 447-7095 Financing Available 10 % off * Poarches, Patios and Additions *10% off jobs under $10,000, 5% off jobs more than $10,000. 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I.B. wanted letterpress printing equipment WANTED Drawers • Cabinets Small Presses Numbering Machines Type (wood, lead) Anything Related to Letterpress Printing CALL Dave 866-6825 TF legal notices Employment PUBLIC NOTICE Staff Writer The Buffalo Fiscal Stability Authority (BFSA; Control Board) invites the public to participate in a Public Forum on the Proposed 2012-13 Budget and Four-Year Financial Plan for the City of Buffalo, Buffalo School Disctrict, the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority, the Buffalo Urban Renewal Agency, and the BFSA. It is scheduled from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM on Monday, May 7, 2012 at the Market Arcade Building, 1st floor Conference Room. Registration will begin at 4:45 PM and public comments will begin at 5:05 PM. Comments may also be submitted directly to BFSA via email at: [email protected], via standard mail at: BFSA, 617 Main St., Ste. #400, Buffalo, NY 14203, telephonically at: 716-8530907 or via fax: 716-853-9052. All comments should be directed to Mr. Nathan Miller. Copies of the BFSA budget are currently available at all City Public Libraries and online at: www.bfsa. state.ny.us. Copies of the proposed Budget for the City and all Covered Organizations will be available May 2, 2012 at all City Public Libraries and the City’s website at www.ci.buffalo.ny.us. 17-18 The name of the Limited Liability Company is PLYMOUTH ROCK LLC; its Articles of Organization were filed with the Secretary of State on March 20, 2012; the County within New York in which its office is to be located is Erie; the Secretary of State has been designated as agent upon whom process may be served; the post office address to which the Secretary of State shall mail the process is 81 Lexington Avenue, Buffalo, New York 14222; the purpose of its business is all legal activities. 13-18 __________________________________ Board of Education, Buffalo,New York Division of Purchase. 716-816-3585 **Sealed proposals will be received in Room 816 City Hall On:Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at 11:00 A.M. Local Time for Bid #11-12-103 Musical Instruments for BAVPA. 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NYSS has been designated as agent upon whom process may be served. NYSS may mail a copy of any process to the LLC at PO Box 348, Buffalo, NY 14226. Purpose: any lawful activity under the NY LLC Law. 15-20 __________________________________ Buffalo State is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer and committed to respect for diversity and individual differences. Buffalo Rocket Services Lawn Mainainance, Landscaping & Snow Plowing. Lawns starting at $8 per cut Licensed & Insured FREE ESTIMATES - call 425 - 3401 landscaping BL Lawn Cutting Services Landscaping•Lawn Mowing free estimates & Discounts on weekly services Dependable & Hard Working References Available 239-2578 18 Only $10 per 20 word message! Garage Door Problems? Hurry...the deadline is Monday, May 7th. 873-4047 873-4047 873-2594 The College Relations Office at Buffalo State College seeks candidates for a fulltime Staff Writer, Public Relations. Excellent professional environment and fringe benefits. Salary $45,000/year. The staff writer reporting to the Public Relations Director is responsible for developing, researching, writing, and editing content for both internal and external audiences that advances the college and supports strategic initiatives. In addition to preparing press releases, media alerts, and media pitches, the staff writer will also work closely with the Publications Director to create content that supports advancement/development efforts, including the college's magazine, 1300 Elmwood, annual reports, and fundraising materials. The staff writer, as a visible ambassador of the office, must "see and be seen" on campus and be able to effectively convey the objectives of the College Relations Office and its clients to various college constituencies in writing and in person. Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in journalism, English, communication, public relations, or related field; minimum of five years' professional writing experience in an educational, corporate, nonprofit, or newsroom environment. Preferred Qualifications: Master's degree in journalism, English, communication, public relations, or related field; minimum of eight years' professional writing experience in an educational, corporate, nonprofit, or newsroom environment; experience in a higher-education or similar large, complex organization; experience with marketing, public relations, publications, development and/or internal communication; experience creating content for online audiences. Deadline for applications is May 20, 2012. We encourage qualified applicants to apply for this job posting online at https://jobs.buffalostate.edu. GREENco. 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