The Villager Lakeside Section B July 2 2009

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July 2 - 8, 2009 Volume 01 ~ Issue 09

DAY TRIPPIN’: ‘BODY WORLDS’ EXHIBIT COMES TO BUFFALO MUSEUM OF SCIENCE ... PAGE B-2

WESTFIELD ARTS & CRAFTS FEST: JULY 24-25 ~ WESTFIELD, NEW YORK

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A Complimentary Publication Serving Chautauqua County

SECTION B

L I F E S T Y L E S & L E I S U R E

Architectural Digest Of ChautauquaThe Easy Life to be Had in Bemus Point

Bemus Bay Condiminiums are a new upscale development on the waterfront in Bemus Point. The Condiminiums sit where three old hotels once stood. The two condos have

twenty-units and are being named after two of the old hotels. Each of the forty-three bedroom condiminiums face the lake, giving the owners a great view of the surroundings.The condos have many nice features including a swimming pool, boat slips, and garages.

Crosswinds CommunityLake views highlight this 3 bdrm,2 bath home. Large deck, tennis

& beatchfront cabana.$349,900

Chautauqua LakeLocated near Chautauqua Institu-

tion. 3 bdrm, 2 baths, docking,

pool, beach & tennis courts.$154,900

Point Chautauqua LocationLarge Lot, 5 bdrm, 2 baths,garage, wrap around porch

and lake acess.$349,500

This Week’s Feature Properties

BY IAN BIGGS

If anyone has drivenaround Bemus Point lately,hey couldn’t have missed aew structure on the scene.wo large Victorian inspired

buildings represent part of theBemus Bay Condominiums, anew upscale development onthe waterfront in Bemus Point.

The new Condominiums sitwhere three old hotels oncestood. “The two, twenty-unit condos being built havebeen named after two of theold hotels that once stood onthe property ‘The Browning’and ‘The Columbian’”,according to Steve Holt of Howard Hanna Holt Realtywho is marketing the project.

“We wanted to have the firstvacation condos on the lake setin a village-like atmosphere.This concept appeals to thenew owners as they can walkout their doorstep and to therestaurants and shops in andaround Bemus Point,” saidHolt.

Each of the forty-threebedroom condominiums

(either two or three bath)are facing the lake, givingthe owners a spectacularview of their surroundings.Additionally, each has a patioor deck so they are able tosit and enjoy the gorgeoussunsets that Chautauqua Lakehas to offer.

If its one thing the condocomplex has it is amenities.

From the bay front in-groundheated swimming pool, downto the private boat slips, thisproject seems to have it all.The condos stress ease of life so one can come and gowithout having to worry aboutmaintenance of the groundsor cleaning the pool. Youpark in your covered garage,enter through a secured entry

way and take the elevator upto your three bedroom air-conditioned condo.

The condos were designedwith the surroundingarchitecture in mind. Thedeveloper wanted to keep theVictorian themed architecturein place. Inside, the condos



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Zippo Lighter Show Part of Bradford Summer Daze Events

‘Body Worlds’ Exhibit Comes to Buffalo Museum of Science

Day Trippin’

Shea’s Performing Arts Centerand The Buffalo Museum of Science will collaborate on theupcoming international travelexhibition which opens July 9,Gunther von Hagens’ BODY WORLDS & The Story of the

Heart , by pioneering scientist,Dr. Gunther von Hagens, willopen for the first time in NewYork at the Buffalo Museumof Science for a limitedengagement. The exhibitionis sponsored by BlueCrossBlueShield of Western NewYork and M&T Bank.

BODY WORLDS & TheStory of the Heart is organizedaccording to the majorsystems of the body, includingthe locomotive, nervous,reproductive, digestive andcardiovascular systems. Theexhibit also features a specialpresentation on the heart,revealing through the lenses

of anatomy, cardiology,psychology and culture howthis four-chambered musclenourishes, regulates andsustains life. Through thelife-like and dramatic posesof full-body specimens and

detailed presentation of organs and body parts, guestsgain profound insights intothe structure and function of healthy and unhealthy bodies. BODY WORLDS specimens,both organs and whole-bodies, have undergonePlastination - Dr. von Hagens’groundbreaking method of

halting decomposition andpreserving the body afterdeath for medical study,which he invented in 1977.During Plastination, all bodilyfluids and soluble fats arereplaced with reactive resinsand elastomers such as siliconrubber and epoxy resins,through a vacuum process.After gas, heat, or light curing,the specimens assume rigidityand permanence.

The striking whole-bodyplastinates in BODY WORLDS - people who in their lifetimesdonated their bodies forPlastination for the expresspurpose of educating future

generations about health -allow viewers to see insidethe staggeringly complex andinterconnected network of muscles, tendons and bloodvessels that make up ourbodies. More than 10,000people have donated theirbodies to Dr. von HagensInstitute for Plastination, 950of them from North America. BODY WORLDS includesmore than 200 specimens.More than 27 million visitorsin 47 cities around the world,including the major capitalsof Europe, have seen BODY WORLDS since its debut in1995.

President of Shea’s TonyConte said, “We are veryexcited to be working with theScience Museum in presentingthis world renowned exhibitto Buffalo-Niagara. Workingtogether benefits both our

organizations and ultimatelythe cultural consumers wholive in and visit our region.” “Our collaboration withShea’s for BODY WORLDS group sales was a naturalchoice and we’re proud to beworking with them,” said MarkMortenson, President and CEOof The Buffalo Museum of

Science. ”“ BODY WORLDS is a very

compelling and visuallyfascinating exhibit, while atthe same time, it teaches animportant health lesson,” saidJay Pomerantz, MD, seniorvice president & chief medicalof ficer, BlueCross BlueShieldof Western New York, as wellas a member of the boardof directors for the BuffaloSociety of Natural Sciences.“I am particularly pleased thatthis exhibit focuses on theheart, a very relevant issue inthis community as we havesome of the highest incidentsof heart disease across the

country.” “ BODY WORLDS adds awhole new dimension to ourconversations about healthand the human body throughcompelling, unforgettableexhibits,” states Darren J.King, Executive Vice Presidentfor M&T Bank. “While manyin our communities strugglewith the challenges of thepresent, this exhibit reminds ushow today’s lifestyle choicescan significantly alter ourfuture.” Darren King is also aBoard Member for the BuffaloSociety of Natural Sciences. Tickets for BODY WORLDS at the Buffalo Museum of

Science are available at www.sciencebuff.org, by calling 877-687-3359, or at the Museumbox of fice during regularmuseum hours. For discountedgroup rates/bookings, call 716-829-1153 or 716-829-1154.

More than 27 million visitorsin 47 cities around the world,including the major capitalsof Europe, have seen theBODY WORLDS exhibit sinceits debut in 1995.

The Zippo Lighter Show isplanned for the St. BernardParish Center in downtownBradford. Other events inBradford include a car show,sidewalk sales, and karaoke.

As part of Bradford SummerDaze Events, the Roseart

Company has announcedplans to present a ZippoLighter Show July 17-18,2009 at St. Bernard ParishCenter in downtown Bradford.

Zippo collectors will be set upto buy, sell and trade Zippolighters or Case knives. Theevent is scheduled for Friday,July 17 from 9am-5pm andSaturday, July 18 from 10am-2pm.

“We look forward to seeing

everyone who plans to attend,”said Kelly Rose Platko,Roseart Company president.

Other downtown Bradfordevents being planned includea car show, sidewalk sales,karaoke and the 12th annualKids and Cancer BenefitMotorcycle Run beginningwith registration ($10 perperson) at the Zippo/CaseMuseum on Saturday at 8am.The run is slated to roll throughnorthern Pennsylvania andWestern New York rainor shine, led by the 1947Zippo Car. Although theevent has typically involvedmotorcycles, anyone with

any vehicle is welcome toparticipate. A limited quantityof numbered Zippo collectiblelighters will be for sale toregistrants on a first come

first serve basis. Individuallynumbered event Zippo lighterswill be available for sale atregistration.

Kids and Cancer organizersare also raf fling off a 2009Harley Dyna Series FatBob with a custom paint

job representing the 150th

Anniversary of the discoveryof oil in Pennsylvania.Tickets can be obtained fora $20 donation until thewinning ticket is drawn at theconclusion of the run. Winnerneed not be present to win.

“Every year, we haveparticipants travel from as faras North and South Carolina,Ohio, Maryland, Texas,Florida, and Canada to ride inthis event, while some othershave only a few blocks totravel. We are thankful forevery person that takes timeout of their busy lives to spendthe day at this run,” event

organizers Kathy Peace stated.For more information e-mailthe Kids and Cancer organizersat [email protected].

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have granite countertops andwhirlpool baths, stainlessappliances and each comes

with its own private balcony orporch. There are four floor plansto choose from and each offersfabulous views over the lake.Owners have the opportunity topick colors and flooring. “Eachof the furnished units I havebeen in is completely different

than the next,” said Holt.There are still units available,

and for the individual or familylooking for something witheasy maintenance and in avillage setting, the Bemus BayCondominiums are a perfectchoice.

Annual Book SaleMayville Library’s book sale to be held July 10, 2009

MAYVILLE – MayvilleLibrary’s annual book salewill take place on Friday, July10th from 10am to 8pm and

on Saturday, July 11th from10am till 3pm. Hard and softcover books for adults andchildren, plus audio and video

materials will be available.No admission fee and it ishandicap accessible. For moreinformation call 753-7362



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