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SUNDAY, MAY 12 TUESDAY, MAY 14

HNBBA Plans Spring Mixer

The Hertel North Buffalo Business Association has announced that their first annual Spring Mixer will be held on Tuesday, May 14th at 6 pm and will be hosted by Gabel’s Bar at 1285 Her-tel Avenue. Admission is free and there will be com-plimentary food with a cash bar. Come mingle with local merchants and get informa-tion on the Business Associ-

ation and their involvement in the community. This is a great opportunity to come out and meet your neigh-borhood businesses. The event is open to any-one who is either a member or considering becoming a member and as always, residents are welcome. For more information call and leave a message at 877-1776, your call will be re-turned.

What To Do This Summer

The Allentown Arts Festival draws tens of thousands of people to the historic Allentown District of Buffalo. This year the festival celebrates its 56th year.

Buffalo summers are al-ways great with events and activities throughout the area. There is something happening that should inter-est everyone. Here is a list of some of the highlight events that are scheduled for the-summer of 2013: Buffalo Greek Fest - May 31st - June 2nd, Hellenic

Orthodox Church Of the An-nunciation, 146 West Utica Street, Buffalo. Step into Greek culture and experience the sights, sounds and tastes of the birthplace of democra-cy – Greece. Enjoy the Greek food, feel the rhythm of the music, and dance a little! The BASH - June 7th, American Red Cross, 786

Delaware Avenue, Buffalo. Over 4,000 people will march on the Red Cross headquar-ters in their best camouflage outfits for the 15th annual military-themed event. Allentown Art Festival - June 8th - June 9th, Historic Allentown District, Delaware and Allen Streets, Buffalo. The Annual Allentown Art Festival takes place in the Allentown Historic Preserva-tion District of Buffalo.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15

HNPYBL starts its 59th season on May 11th.

The 4th at Riverside - June 29th - July 4th, River-side Park. Niagara & Vulcan Streets, Buffalo. A fun-filled collection of food, live music and entertainment; cultural, arts and crafts activities and a host of events for children and their extended families. Taste of Buffalo pre-sented by Tops - July 13th - July 14th, Buffalo City Hall, 65 Niagara Square, Buffalo. The Taste of Buffalo is one of the nation’s largest food fes-tivals and attracts more than 450,000 people annually to the event. Canal Fest of the Tonawandas - July 14th - July 21st Gateway Harbor Park and along the Canal in Tonawanda, 15 Webster Street, North Tonawanda. Canal Fest is an 8 day event celebrating the Erie Canal and her history. Sorrento Cheese Buffalo Italian Heritage Festival - August 1st - August 4th, North Buffalo - Hertel Avenue between Colvin & Delaware, Buffalo. Take in the sights, sounds, food and culture that make the Italian-American experience so very special.

Erie County Fair - Au-gust 6th - August 17th, Fair-grounds, 5600 McKinley Parkway, Hamburg. The Erie County Fair boasts itself as the largest independent coun-ty fair in North America av-eraging over 900,000 guests annually. Elmwood Festival of the Arts - August 24th - August 25th Elmwood Village, Elm-wood Ave. between Lafayette & West Ferry St., Buffalo. Celebrate the Arts at the 11th Annual Elmwood Avenue Festival of the Arts. Located in Buffalo’s eclectic Elmwood Village. This is a fun event for all ages to browse, shop and enjoy the arts. National Buffalo Wing Festival - August 31st - Sep-tember 1st, Coca-Cola Field, 275 Washington St., Buffalo. Over 100 different flavors of chicken wings from restau-rants throughout the coun-try. Music is Art Festival- September 21st, Marcy Ca-sino in Delaware Park, 84 Parkside Avenue, Buffalo. 10th Annual Music is Art Festival.Have Fun!

The 59th season of the Hertel North Park Youth Baseball League will open this Saturday morning, May 11th. The season kicks off, in the usual fashion, with a parade down Hertel Avenue. Starting at 10:00am at the corner of Hertel and Saranac, the par-ticipants will march east on Hertel to the diamonds of Shoshone Park. The league is made up of 65 teams (boys and girls ranging in age from

five to thirteen) represent-ing the major league teams,

all wearing new t-shirts and caps. For some, this is

the first time they are ex-periencing the cameraderie

the league instills. An annual tradi-tion, the children will be led by their coaches, the Buffalo Police and the Buffalo Fire De-partment, en-route to Shoshone. Once at the park, everyone will gather around diamond one. Announcements will be made, the national anthem will be sung, then everyone will yell

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‘Arsenic & Old Lace’

Just for fun, imagine “Arsenic & Old Lace” as an episode of “Criminal Minds,” with the scrump-tious Garcia rattling her keyboard and saying “Yes, babycakes, Brewster, Brewster, I’ve got some-thing here but you’re not gonna’ believe it, 12 miss-ing persons in Brooklyn, and they all….” Sisters Abby and Mar-tha have guided a dozen would-be boarders to “a better place.” Nephew Jonathan has similarly reduced the surplus pop-ulation, but with malice aforethought. Teddy, well, he’s OK, it’s just that he thinks he’s Theodore Roosevelt. But Mortimer, he’s really the sicko– a theater critic! These happiest homi-cides in theatrical history are putting more smiles on the faces that lurk around the Niagara Regional The-atre Guild’s Ellicott Creek Playhouse. One show has sold out and for many oth-

ers tickets are harder to come by than a quick fix for strychnine. The stage is beautifully set and furnished for the late 30s (Rocket Man rec-ognized pieces from his garage sale). Director Les Bailey has a great-looking cast, sumptuous-ly garbed by costumier Nancy Watts. Every ring of the doorbell – this is a door-slamming farce with manners – comes on cue, triumph enough in the world of for-the-love-of-it theater. Peg Merrill and Betsy Ross are a fine contrast as the innocently murderous aunts, oozing naivety. Bob Aquila brings to Teddy just a drop of whine, a hint of sadness in his madness, a nice touch. As minister’s daughter Elaine, Carolyn Mazierski is breathtak-ingly lusty, taking “love thy neighbor” to places the text may not endorse. Joe Cassidy seems an appropriate catch as critic

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Mortimer, Chris Turton has a nice sideways sneer as the malicious Jonathan and Tim Bookhagen has Peter Lorre sound down cold as plastic surgeon Einstein, who made the world safe for Botox. Playwright Joseph Kes-selring – whose bios refer vaguely to a mid-20s gig with “an amateur group in Niagara, NY (sic)” – of-fers a lot to careful listen-ers, satirical jibes at world politics, office feuds, the competence of critics and the density of police in-vestigators. “Criminal Minds” would get him for that. Wheels up in 30! The serial laugh-ter continues through May 19, with a rare 3 p.m. matinee this Saturday. On a sadder note – Rodg-ers & Hammerstein might have put it this way: How do you close a school like Holy Angels? How do you see such class and shut it down? What will we ever do without our “Angels”? How can we face our day without a frown? Later, less poetry, more thoughts. Rocket Man ain’t Will Rogers, but he never met a Holy Angels grad he didn’t like. Fire back to Rocket Man via [email protected].

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