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The Citywide Scavenger Hunt requires you and your teammates to answer trivia questions about Buffalo and post “selfie” photos of your group to get the next clue.

Big Brothers Big Sis-ters of Erie County is hosting a gift gathering party and you are invited. Please kindly bring a gift* to be used in the auction at Big Brothers Big Sis-ters‘ Magical Moments Gala in October. The event will take place on Tuesday, September 25th

from 5:30 until 7:30 in the Admiral Room at the Marin, 237 Main Street in Buffalo. Attendees will enjoy complimentary beverag-es& light hors d‘oeuvres while getting a first-look and the history of The Ad-miral Room at the Marin; a beautifully renovated

Buffalo architectural gem! To attend, please RSVP by Friday, 9/21 to [email protected] or 873-5833 ext. 245 *Suggested items in-clude gift cards, wine or liquor valued at $25 or more or tickets to sport-ing events, shows or other unique experiences.

The Explore & More Incredible Hunt: Grownup’s Day of Play will take place on Tues-day, October 2, 2018. Explore & More Chil-dren‘s Museum will host their second annual “In-credible Hunt”, an app-based adults-only scav-enger hunt around the city, where teams face off by revealing clues and answering fun trivia about our hometown. The scavenger hunt will take place on Tuesday, Octo-ber 2nd, beginning at 5 pm. It is followed by the Finish Line Party at 500

Seneca Street. The event draws cor-porate teams and groups of friends together for an active and memorable night of fun with great prizes. The cost is $250/car. Cars can hold up to five people. All proceeds benefit Explore & More Children’s Museum. To Register, visit www.in-crediblehunt.org. Beginning in 2007, Explore & More became the first organization to offer free programming at Canalside. That ear-ly partnership with the Erie Canal Harbor De-

Vinny and Nancy DiNatale of North Buffalo say that hot weather and high humidity have created the biggest elephant ears measuring 20” to 30” and red cannas that grew to 9‘ to 10‘ tall.

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velopment Corporation led to Explore & More being selected as a fu-ture anchor attraction on Buffalo’s revitalized wa-terfront – a year-round draw for residents and tourists that will ignite children’s imagination, economic development and community partner-ships. Explore & More is slated to open its doors starting in December of 2018 and a public open-ing in Spring of 2019 and is working to complete a multi-million dollar cap-ital campaign to support the effort.

Remember the Jacobi Brothers Joe and Jeff from Casa DiPizza on Elmwood Avenue? Early 80‘s.

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(StatePoint) Weatheriz-ing your home for each sea-son can make it more com-fortable – but how to do it can be confusing. Here are four common weatherizing myths – busted! – to help get your home ready for cooler weather to come. Myth 1: It doesn’t mat-ter where your thermostat is placed. Truth: Location, loca-tion, location! You may be spending more on heating and cooling than you need to be if your thermostat is in the wrong place. Placed in direct sunlight, you run the risk of getting false read-ings, as it can “think” the room is warmer than it actually feels, caus-ing your air conditioner to turn on when it isn’t needed. Sim-ilarly, a ther-mostat placed near the kitchen often reads that the home is far warmer than it truly is due to the stove and oven. The best location is on an interior wall, central-ly located and near areas where you spend the most time, ensuring these rooms are the most comfortable. Myth 2: Closed curtains and blinds in cold weather prevent heat escape. Truth: According to the Department of Energy, shades and drapes can re-duce heat loss from a warm room by up to 10 percent. However, opening curtains

Weatherization Myths – Debunked!and blinds during the day when direct sunlight hits can also allow for a warm-ing effect. In winter, draper-ies should be closed at dusk but opened at dawn. In addition, heat escape through windows can be prevented with window in-sulation products such as Duck brand Roll-On Win-dow Kits, which create a barrier between outdoor air and a home’s interior, helping block drafts and air leaks. And, it’s also a myth that these are hard

to install: A pre-taped edge makes for easy roll-on ap-plication, requiring no mea-suring, while fitting snug-gly to indoor window frames to provide an airtight, crys-tal-clear seal. Myth 3: It’s expensive to draft-proof your home. Truth: Homeowners can actually save hundreds of dollars annually on heating and cooling costs with prop-er weatherization early in the season. How do you do it? There are many inexpen-sive, do-it-yourself weath-erization products that are

easy on the wallet and easy to install, requiring mini-mal -- if any -- tools. Windows and doors are the two largest draft sourc-es in any home and should be top priorities for home-owners. Duck brand MAX Strength Silicone Weath-erstrip Seals are quick to install and seal various size gaps around windows and doors that may be allowing air to escape. Myth 4: It’s cheaper to keep your home at a con-stant temperature.

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Windows and doors are the two largest draft sources in any home and should be top priorities for home-owners.

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Under §182 of the New York State Lien Law Lincoln Self Storage will sell at public auction all of the per-sonal property stored by: JAMES SODARO, C112; ASHLEY MALDO-NADOMENDEZ, D223; JOSEPH ZANGHI, H120; OCTAVIA SEAY, E127; EDDIE BRIDGES, B213; EDDIE BRIDGES, D220; ELIZA-BETH BERMINGHAM, D201; JO-ESPH FARRUGIA, D216; SADIE MILLARD, B310. Auction will be online at www.STORAGETREA-SURES.COM starting at 9 am EST on November 30, 2017 and ending at 9 am EST on December 7, 2017. Owner reserves right to bid at auc-tion, reject any/all bids, cancel or adjourn sale. To resolve this claim contact Lincoln Self Storage, 716-874-1380. 48

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NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PRO-POSALSFormer School #78 – 321 Olympic Avenue Buffalo, NY

The Mayor’s Offi ce of Strategic Planning (OSP), Division of Real Estate is soliciting proposals for the sale and redevelopment of former School #78 located at 321 Olym-pic Avenue Buffalo, New York. The former school is a 3 story structure, zoned R-2, site encompassing ap-proximately 70,000square feet. Ti-tle to the property is currently held by the City of Buffalo.

Proposals are due no later than Fri-day January 12th, 2018 at 4:00pm. Proposals should include all infor-mation specifi ed in the Request for Proposal which is available in the Mayor’s Offi ce of Strategic Plan-ning, Division of Real Estate 905 City Hall Buffalo, NY 14202. The proposal package is also available on the City of Buffalo’s website at: h t tp: / /c i ty-buffa lo.com/Home/City_Departments/RealEstate/Re-questsForProposals 48

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My friend big John re-lated to me, not long ago, that he and his wife Don-na read my column every week. He comes in from Grand Island to attend church in his old Riverside neighborhood and picks up a copy of the Rocket at the YMCA. John and I are both members of Kiwanis, a worldwide service or-ganization specializing in helping the youth of America. It was at a Ki-wanis New York District Convention held at Lake Placid, New York back in the early 80’s where my venture begins. We remember Lake Placid as the place of the 1980 Winter Olympics and the Miracle on Ice. Unknown college hock-ey players upsetting the mighty Russian profes-sional hockey team. The Russians had won the gold medal in hockey the previ-ous four times. A win was an almost impossible feat and will be remembered forever as the biggest American victory in Olym-pic history... It was also the highlight of the Lake Placid Winter Olympics. So here we are at Lake Placid for the convention. Nice little town located in what is really upstate New York. Quaint with shops and boutiques, defi-nitely a tourist attraction. What made it even better

The Lugewas some of the structures from the Olympics were still in place. Ski Jumps, ice arena, and the major sled runs. Especially the luge. The luge is a one person sled that is basi-cally just a high speed downhill ride. It just so happened that they were offering rides on the luge for tourist for $20. This was the actual luge trail of the Olympics. Only dif-ference being in the middle of summer there was no ice. No problem, they put wheels on the sled. Now who would not want to go on this ride down the same run that the Olympians did? No question, I wanted to do it. So over the objec-tions of my wife and friend John and his wife, I asked the attendant how safe it was and he assured me it only reached a speed of 30 MPH. Did not seem that fast, at that time. They told me to lay down flat on my back on the sled. They strapped me in and on comes the helmet. All I could see was the top of my feet and the tunnel we started in. I asked where the brakes were and was informed there are no brakes. It is just a straight downhill ride except for the curves. How do you steer? No need to steer you just go. On my old sled we put our feet on a cross board that kind of steered, some-

what. And we either sat up or laid facing forward. Our hands or our feet were on the steering board. You could see where you were going. This sled had noth-ing, no steering, no brakes, all you see is up and your feet. Too late to back out now so here we go. Just a downhill sleigh ride. Done it hundreds of times before as a kid or on a toboggan as an adult. Not!! I had watched the luge on TV but in my anticipa-tion to do this, forgot about the turns. You do not just make a turn, you have to actually go up on a curved sloped wall sideways. The start is like any sleigh ride. Starts out slow and gradually picks up speed, the further you get into the ride the faster you go. The first turn was not as bad as it was on the slow side and you just tilt a little up the wall. The further you travel the faster you go. The second turn, the wall is higher and you go much higher with more of a tilt. The speed increases to 30 miles per hour. You are whipping. 30 MPH is not that fast in a closed in automobile but laying ex-posed on you back with no way to slow down seemed like 100 MPH. You hit the last turn and you go way up on the wall at what seems like rocket speed(-No pun intended). It felt like I was flying as it was defying gravity. I think I saw my life pass before me. What a ride, now how do you stop this thing? Simple, the last part of the ride is up hill and two men catch you at the top. First thing I did was see if my pants were soiled. I am sure this ride is no more intense than a

ride on some roller coast-ers. Difference is on most of those rides you can see where you are going. Here all the see in up and the top of your feet. You do not know you are going up the wall until you are up there. It felt like you were going to take off. Anyway, I did ride the same run some of our Olympics heroes did and for that it was enough to make it worthwhile. I had asked my friend John to take a picture from one of the bridges I went un-der. He said I was nothing but a blur when I passed. By the time the camera clicked I was gone. This experience may have been the reason I passed on a ride up in the Alps in Switzerland. It was a zip line from one mountain top to anoth-er and back. Just that it

was two miles up and the ground was so far down you could not make out anything. I was about to do it under the protest of my wife. Not sure those Swiss know about cables and wires, know they are good at making watches and cheese but this did not look so safe. How would they know if anyone fell? Two miles down, so I passed. The cable car ride getting up there was scary enough. Do you have a birth-day greeting you would like to see here? Birth-days, anniversaries, in-teresting pictures, short stories or even a 500 word column of interest to your neighbors. Send them to me and I will see what I can do. Nothing political or controversial. Send to [email protected]

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Yia Yia’s Attic Treasures (aka garage sale), a favor-ite venue of GreekFest spon-sored by the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church at Delaware and West Utica, Buffalo, will open to the

public. Following success at the 2018 GreekFest, inven-tory is being restocked in-cluding kitchenware, small appliances, home décor items, linens, toys, books, holiday items, fine china, glassware, jewelry, purses, and much more. Yia Yia’s Attic Treasures will be open for business on Friday, Sep-tember 28th; and Friday, October 26th from 10 am to 2 pm at 146 West Utica. Winter dates are under con-sideration. For questions or more information, con-tact Ann at 774 8163.

The Buffalo & Erie Coun-ty Public Library pres-ents the next meeting of the Chairman’s Book Club, on Friday, September 28th at 12 noon at the downtown Central Library, 1 Lafayette Square, Buffalo. All are en-couraged to participate in this timely, thought-pro-voking public discussion on Dan Egan’s 2017 book The Death and Life of the Great Lakes, which materialized from the author’s decade of reporting on the ecolo-gy of the Great Lakes. The Chairman’s Book Club is free and open to the public.

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Saturday, September 29th marks the 8th an-niversary of Dr. Bob LaCarrubba’s free den-tal care day for the com-munity. Dr. Bob’s Dental Care office at 956 Kenmore Avenue in Buffalo is donat-ing its services for those people who have the need for dental work, but hav-en’t the means to pay for the treatment. One free service will be performed for each client. Hours that the free services will be per-formed are from 8 am-1 pm. No appointment is neces-sary, but space is limited, so those who seek Dr. Bob’s work are urged to arrive as early as possible.

The All Saints Church, in Riverside, Altar & Rosary Society, is spon-soring a Fall Festival Craft and White Elephant Sale on Saturday, September 22, 2018, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, in the school’s Shaw Auditorium. Flu shots are available, remember to bring your insurance card. Free admission and park-ing in the parish parking lot at 127 Chadduck Ave-nue off Ontario Street.

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Crohn‘s Disease and Senior Care

prevent long-term com-plications. Follow these seven tips for navigating Crohn’s disease as a senior. 1. Keep Other Health Conditions Under Con-trol Older people’s immune systems aren’t as strong as those of younger peo-ple, making vaccinations even more important — especially if you’re taking an immunosuppressant drug. 2. Look Out for Drug Reactions and Interac-tions While other health conditions can, by them-selves, complicate your approach to Crohn’s treatment, the major is-sue is the impact of med-ications. For example, if you’re taking a blood thinner for cardiovas-cular issues, you may be at greater risk for Crohn’s-related gastroin-testinal (GI) bleeding. 3. Symptoms of a Flare May Be Different in Old-er Adults Crohn’s disease tends to produce milder symp-toms in older adults. But it can still lead to the same kinds of complica-tions that younger adults sometimes experience with the disease, includ-ing intestinal scarring,

bowel obstruction, and a higher risk of colorectal cancers. 4. If Your Symptoms Increase or Disappear, Re-visit Your Treatment With Your Doctor 5. Make Sure Your Crohn’s Disease Isn’t Masking Other Condi-tions A number of different issues can cause diges-tive problems with age, including reduced saliva production, reduced stom-ach-acid production, and reduced pancreatic func-tion. Sometimes, digestive problems unrelated to Crohn’s may be mistaken for a Crohn’s flare, result-ing in unnecessary treat-ment that doesn’t solve the underlying issue. 6. Eat a Healthy Diet and Look Out for Malnu-trition It’s normal for older people to experience a change in appetite that leads them to eat less. But in people with Crohn’s disease, it’s especially im-portant that caloric intake not drop too low, as this can weaken the immune system and increase a person’s risk of infections. 7. Pay Special Atten-tion to Dental Care As people with Crohn’s get older, it’s increasingly important to make sure that their teeth are work-ing well. To ensure good dental health, it is recom-mended that you see your dentist at least annual-ly, making sure that any dentures or partials are fitting well, and practice good oral hygiene, includ-ing brushing and flossing your teeth regularly.

Answers to Senior Trivia - Buffalo Rocket Issue 37, Sept. 13, 2018

1. What year did the Buffalo Bills join the AFL? 19602. What year did the Bills join the NFL? 19663. Who was the original owner and founder? Ralph Wilson4. Where did the original Bills play their games? War Memorial Stadium5. What year did the Bills move to a new stadium? 19736. How many times did the Bills go to the Super Bowl? four7. How many did they win? None8. Who was the Super Bowl quarterback ? Jim Kelly9. WhatBillsplayerwasthefirstNFLplayertorushforover2,000yards? OJSimpson10. What animal is the Bills mascot? Bison11. The Bills colors? Blue and white with red12. Who is the play by play announcer on Radio? John Murphy13. Who is the Bills most famous special team player? Steve Tasker14. What four teams are in the Bills division? Jets, Bills, Patriots, Dolphins15. Your prediction for this year? Wins/losses. ( write it down and see how you do) JB 7-9

This week it is soap names. Spelling is not the same but the meaning is there. This is sup-posed to be fun trivia and is not based on any common sense answers, so forgive the use of writer’s privilege.


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FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION (“FANNIE MAE”), A CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated December 11, 2017, and entered in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Erie, wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION (“FANNIE MAE”), A CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is the Plaintiff and COLLEEN GRAY AS EXECUTOR AND HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF JEAN M. WALSH; ET AL. are the Defendant(s). I, the undersigned Referee will sell at public auction at the ERIE COUNTY HALL, 92 FRANKLIN STREET, BUFFALO, NEW YORK, 14202 on October 15, 2018 at 10:45AM, premises known as 474 TAUNTON PLACE, BUFFALO, NY 14216: Section

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