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Father’s Day was firstcelebratedin1910bySono-raSmartDodd.Itsfirstcel-ebration was in Spokane,Washington on June 19,1910. Her father, the CivilWarveteranWilliamJack-son Smart, was a singleparent who reared his sixchildren alone. After hear-ing a sermon about AnnaJarvis’ Mother’s Day Me-morialin1909,shetoldherpastor that fathers shouldhaveasimilarholidayhon-oring them. Although sheinitially suggested June 5,her father’s birthday, thepastorshadn’tenoughtimeto prepare their sermons,andthecelebrationwasde-ferred to the thirdSundayofJune. Initiallyitwasnotasuc-cess. In the 1920s, Dodd

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WSTBA Scholarships Awarded To Four West Side Students In an effort to supportlocalWestSideareahighschool seniors in theirpursuitofahighereduca-tion,theWestSideBusi-ness&Taxpayers’Associ-ation(WSBTA)ispleasedtoawardfourgraduatinghighschoolseniorswitha

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This year will celebratethe 25th Anniversary oftheSorrentoCheeseItalianHeritageFestivalofBuffalo

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otherasmanynewevents,demonstrationsanddoublethe entertainment will befeatured as the festival re-turnstotheirItalianroots,dedicating this year to "LaFamiglia." Cultural demonstrationsincluding Tarantella Ital-ian street dancers, grapestompingcontest,andSicil-ianpuppetshowsarejustafewofthenewadditionstothe special events and en-tertainmentline-up. This year also welcomesthe addition of Buffalo's

stopped promoting the cel-ebration because she wasstudying in the Art Insti-tuteofChicago,anditfadedintorelativeobscurity,evenin Spokane. In the 1930sDodd returned to Spokaneand started promoting thecelebration again, raisingawareness at a nationallevel. Shehadthehelpofthosetrade groups that wouldbenefitmost from theholi-day,forexamplethemanu-facturers of ties, tobaccopipes, and any traditionalpresenttofathers. Since 1938 she had thehelp of the Father’s DayCouncil,foundedbytheNewYorkAssociatedMen’sWearRetailerstoconsolidateandsystematize the commer-

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Summer Day camp openings-Registrationisunderway for Summer Ad-venture Day Camp beingheldattheDelavanGriderCommunity Center, 877East Delavan Ave., Buf-falo, N.Y. This New YorkState Health Departmentlicensed program beginsJune25,2012andrunsthruAugust17,1012.Arigorousenrichmentprogramofartsandcrafts,gymandsports,literacy and educationalactivities as well as fieldtripswillhelpchildrenstaysafe and engaged all sum-mer long. Breakfast, lunchandasnackwillbeserved.Hoursofoperationare7:30AM to 5:30 PM each Mon-day through Friday. Spaceislimited,soregisterearly.Call the Delavan GriderCommunityCenterat896-7021 for more informationortoreserveaspotforyourchild.

the Farmstand is open at the Massachusett’s Av-enue Project! - Thisweekwe will be selling SugarSnap Peas, Kohlrabi, Sal-ad Greens, Garlic Scapes,RedRomaineHeadlettuce,Kale,andMuchMore!! Every Tuesday from3:30pm-6:30pm and Satur-days 10am-1pm we will beselling delicious local andorganic food fromour farmat 389 Massachusetts Ave.Saturdays are also opento volunteers between thehoursof11AMand1PM,rainorshine.Atourofourfarm will also be held ev-ery Saturday at 10:30amandeveryTuesdayat4pm.No need to call ahead. Formore information, visitwww.mass-ave.org.

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SchoolwhowillattendECC,and Kamala Ghimirey andTomaDhital,bothfromLa-fayette High School, whowill attend D’Youville Col-lege. “TheWSBTAispleasedtoinvestinthefutureofBuf-falo’syoungpeoplelivinginour West Side communitythough our annual educa-tional awards program,”said WSBTA PresidentRonaldA.Carnevale. “Oneof our primary aims is tofoster the growth and de-velopment of the GreaterWestSideCommunity,andthis educational awardsprogram is just one of theways we will be assistingmembersofourcommunity

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refugees now living on theWestSideofBuffalo.Thesestudents came to the U.S.only three or four yearsago.Yeteachhasovercomelanguage barriers and oth-er obstacles, earned highgrades in high school andaredeterminedtocontinuetheirstudiesincollege. The winners, who werechosen,baseduponseveralcriteria, including academ-ic achievement, residencyon the West Side and/or ademonstration of signifi-cantcommunityservice forresidents of theWestSide,include: Ivelisse Trujillo ofDaVinci High School, whowill attend UB, ElizabethPoe-Mu, of Lafayette High

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cial promotion. Americansresistedtheholidayduringafewdecades,perceivingitas justanattemptbymer-chantstoreplicatethecom-mercialsuccessofMother’sDay, and newspapers fre-quently featured cynicaland sarcastic attacks andjokes.Abilltoaccordnationalrec-ognitionoftheholidaywasintroduced in Congress in1913. In 1916, PresidentWoodrow Wilson went toSpokane to speak in a Fa-ther’s Day celebration andwanted to make it official,butCongressresisted,fear-ing that it would become

commercialized. US Presi-dent Calvin Coolidge rec-ommendedin1924thatthedaybeobservedbythena-tion,butstoppedshortofis-suing a national proclama-tion.Itwasnotuntil1966,whenPresident Lyndon B. John-son issued the first presi-dential proclamation hon-oring fathers, designatingthe third Sunday in Juneas Father’s Day. Six yearslater, the day was made apermanentnationalholidaywhen President RichardNixonsigned it into lawin1972.

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(never known to fail)oh, most beautiful flower of Mt. Carmel, fruitful vine splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. There are none that can withstand your power. oh, show me herein you are my moth-er. oh Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee (�X). Holy Mother, I place this cause in your hands (�X). Holy Spirit, you who solve all problems, light all roads so that I can attain my goal. Thank you for your mercy towards me and mine.The person must say this prayer 3 consecutive days. After 3 days, the request will be granted. This prayer must then be published after the favor is granted. g.a.d.

the belle center, buf-falo Fire Department and buffalo Americorps -arepartneringforachar-ity basketball gamehostedat D’Youville College. Thefundraiseristoraiseaware-nessandfundstohelpkeepunder-served youth off thestreets and engaged in acostfree,structured-8weekyouthbasketballprogram. The Charity BasketballGame will take place 1:00p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Saturday,June30,2012atD’YouvilleCollege320PorterAvenue,Buffalo, NY 14201. Thiseventwillcreateawarenessandhelpraisemoneyforthefree basketball program atTheBelleCenter.Thecom-munityisinvitedtopartici-pate-tickets are $5; admis-sion is free for children 12& under. For more infor-mation call 352-1147 or gotowww.thebellecenter.org.

during these challengingeconomictimes.” The West Side Business& Taxpayers’ Association(WSBTA) is a nonprofit,community based, volun-teer organization, whichfosters the growth and de-velopment of the GreaterWest Side Community andthe city of Buffalo. Estab-lishedin1903andincorpo-ratedinthe1920’s,theWSBTAistheoldestcontin-uously operating businessorganization in Buffalo,NY. For more informationabout the West Side Busi-ness&Taxpayers’Associa-tion,contactRonaldA.Car-nevaleat(716)639-1401orwsbta1903@gmail.com.

by John Duke Last Friday on June 82012, Black Rock / River-side Councilman JosephGolombekjr.calledonGov-ernor Andrew Cuomo andthePBA(PeaceBridgeAu-thority) to “Do the RightThing”andstoptheexpan-sion of a plaza that wouldremove a Historic ItalianHeritage NeighborhoodfromBuffalo’sHistory.Theneighborhood’s only news-paper for a long time wastheWestSideTimes,whichbegan there in 1893 andnowsurvivesintheBuffaloRocket. ThePBAwantstodemol-ishveryexpensivehomesonProspectandColumbusAv-enuestobuildatruckstop.According toGolombek theincrease in truck exhaustwill wreck havoc with theresidents already suffer-ing from breathing prob-lems along a 12 mile pathfromPorterAvenuetopastKenmoreAvenue.TheRiteAidonNiagaraStreetsellsmoreAzmacortthanalloth-erDrugStorescombined.

UnlikemostplacesintheUnited States, Canada isnottothenorthofBuffalo,itistothewestandthevastmajority of time the windblows from west to east.TheresidentsofBlackRock/ Riverside would end updirectlyinthepathoftoxicfumes. Mayor Brown hassent a letter to the Gover-noraskingthatthePBAbemoretransparentabout itsintentions.ElectedOfficialshave a moral obligation toobject. Although some donot. While at the state levelit has become very obvi-ous that some politiciansare always putting politicsfirstandpeoplelast(allthewhile claiming just the op-posite)itisbecauseCoun-cilmanGolombekandMay-orBrownarelookingoutforusthatwecanallbreathealittleeasieratnight... The opinions of The First Amendment Club are not neces-sarily those of the Buffalo Rocket or those of Rocket Communica-tions. The First Amendment Club is solely responsible for the content of its articles.

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