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Fortune’s Hardware

66 Main St., Tupper Lake

Tel. (518) 359-9471

LeRoy’s AutoSales & Service

146 Main St., Tupper Lake

Tel. (518) 359-9031

Tupper Lake Council No. 2177

Knights of Columbus36 High St., Tupper Lake

Surgical Eye CareWinter Medical Arts Bldg.

86 Main St., Saranac Lake, NY

Tel. (518) 891-5189 Fax 891-1992

Stuart, Fortune, Keough,Funeral Home

24 Cliff Ave., Tupper Lake, NY 12986

Tel. (518) 359-9311

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St. Alphonsus Church Catholic:48 Wawbeek Ave., Tupper Lake; Tel. 359-3405; The Rev. Douglas Decker; Monday (DailyMass) 4:30 p.m.; Wednesday, 8:00 a.m., Friday, 8:00 a.m., Saturday, 4:00 p.m.,Sunday,11:00 a.m. St. Alphonsus Church; Saturday, Confessions 3:30-3:45 p.m.Religious Education classes from 9:30 a.m.- 10:30 a.m. Sundays at Holy Ghost ParishCenter.

Holy Name Church:Catholic: 114 Main St., Tupper Lake; Tel. 359-9194; The Rev. Douglas Decker, Pastor;Tuesday, 8:00 a.m., Thursday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 5:30 p.m., Sunday, 8:30 a.m. Confessions8:30-8:45, (Broadcast on Channel 22)

St. Thomas Episcopal Church:Anglican: 8 Brentwood Ave., Tupper Lake; Tel. 359-8786; The Rev. Bill Cooper;Sunday Worship- Holy Eucharist- 10:00 a.m. First Saturday of the month-Healing Service 7:00 p.m.

United Community Church:Presbyterian: 23 High St., Tupper Lake; Tel. 359-9810; Sunday Worship Celebration, 10:00a.m.; Adult Faith Formation and Fellowship, 11:15 a.m. Childcare available 9:30 a.m. - 11:00a.m., ages 0-5 yrs. old. Children welcome in worship.

Tupper Lake Baptist Chapel:Baptist: Corner of Lake & Mill Street, Tupper Lake; Tel. 359-3402; The Rev. Richard Wilburn;Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m.; Sunday morning Bible Study for all ages 9:00 a.m. Wednesdayevening time remains at 6:30 p.m.

Tupper Lake Christian Center:114 Park St., TL; Tel. 359-7889; Pastor David Boyea; Non-denominational. Sundayservices- 10 a.m.- Check out our website: http://www.tupperlakechristiancenter.org

Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity:(Qtrs. in St. Luke’s) Corner of Church & Main St., Saranac Lake; The Rev. John V. Matern,Pastor; Services & Communion 11:30 a.m.; Sunday school at 10:30 a.m.

St. Henry’s Church:Catholic: Long Lake, NY; Tel. 624-2541; Pastor: Rev. Peter Berg; Mass- Sat. at 4:00 p.m.& Sunday at 11:00 a.m.

Calvary United Methodist Church:Sunday Worship- 11:00 a.m. Long Lake, NY 518-624-6975. Rev. Carol Ames, Pastor.

Newcomb United Methodist Church:Worship and Sunday School 9 a.m. Bible Study 10 a.m. Newcomb,NY 518-582-2299.Rev. Carol Ames, Pastor.

St. Therese’s Church:Catholic: Newcomb, NY, Pastor Rev. Peter Berg; Mass Sat., at 7: 00 p.m. & Sundays at 9:00 a.m. Confession: 1/2 hr. before each mass and/or by appointment.

Wesleyan Church:Long Lake, NY; Tel. 624-2411; Pastor John Gocke, Sunday School -Bible Discovery- 10a.m.; Sunday service at 11 a.m.; Sunday eve service at 6 p.m.; Tues. 6:30 a.m. Men meet forprayer; Wed., 6 p.m. Bible Study. See: http://longlakewesleyan.wordpress.com/.

Seventh Day Adventist:10 St. Bernard’s, Saranac Lake, NY; Pastor John Livergood; Services on Saturday, SabbathSchool 10 a.m.; Church Services 11:30 a.m. Visitors are welcome! Come and stay forvegetarian potluck.

Historic Beth Joseph SynagogueCorner of Mill St. & Lake St. Open July & Aug. Sabbath Services Fri. 7 pm Rabbi RitaLeonard. High Holy Days Rosh Hashonah-Ken Ritzenburg. Yom Kippur Services: RabbiRita Leonard.

CHURCHSERVICES

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Chapel Island-Upper Saranac LakeInterdenominational Services: Upper Saranac Lake, 11:00 am Sundays, June June 30-Sept.1. Free Boat Service The “Chapel” Bound leaves at 10:15 & 10:35 am fro Indian Carrypublic acess off Rt. 3 and Old Dock Rd.. Sept. 1-The Rev. Dr. Larry Selig.

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Stuart, Fortune, KeoughFuneral Home

24 Cliff AvenueTupper Lake, NY 12986

Tel. (518) 359-9311

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Open Daily 9:30-5:30 p.m.Sundays 9:00-4:00 p.m.

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Aunt Polly’sMaterial Girls

VFW POST 3120Park St.- 359-7107

Dinners are served onTuesdays & Thursdays

at the VFW5:00 pm to 8:00 pm

(Menu items while they last)

Members & Guests: VFW, American Legion,

Marine Corp League & Associate members.

Not an Assoc. Member?Call the VFW 359-7107 to inquire.

Thurs., Oct. 3rd

Stuffed Peppers, Salad & Rolls.............................$8.00Tues., Oct. 8th

Pot Roast Dinner, Vegetables, Salad........$8.00

MENU

Friday – Saturday,October 4th-5th

Friday 11am-5pm and Saturday 11am-3pm- Hoffman’sProduce Stand. Across from Stewarts.All Day- Ham Radio Event. Bear Bait Radio Club annualVE session. Contact Clark Seaman W2CJS 624-3001during the day or 624-3894 in the evening.

Saturday, October 5th

8am – Hike w/ Certified Guide Joan Collins. Join JoanCollins for a walk into beautiful Hitchins Pond and theUpper Dam on the Bog River. Pre-registration required,518-624-3077.5pm Free Community Dinner in Lower Level of the LongLake Wesleyan Church6pm Adult Worship Service, Student Ministry (7-12th

grade) at Sullivan House, Kings Kids (3-6th) in the LowerLevel at the Wesleyan Church.

Sunday, October 6th

12pm-5pm- Canoe Re-Canvasing Demonstration. Stop bythe Mt. Sabattis Pavilion to see a 25 ft Old Town war canoeas it is re-canvased.

Monday, October 7th

Dental Van - Call 518-523-1122 for an appointment.7pm- Long Lake Volunteer Fire Department meets at theLong Lake Fire Hall.

Tuesday, October 8th

7pm- Alcoholics Anonymous meet in the lower level ofthe Wesleyan Church.

Wednesday, October 9th

9am-12pm- Long Lake Archive building is open to thepublic. (518) 624-53746pm- Prayer Meeting at the Long Lake Wesleyan Church.7pm- Trivia Night, Adirondack Hotel. For moreinformation call 518-624-3077

Thursday, October 10th

10am- Swim bus departs from St. Henry’s Church in LongLake for therapeutic swim in Tupper Lake. Call 624-3077to sign-up.5-7pm- Knitting and crochet circle! For more informationcall the CVW Long Lake Public Library at 624-3825.

Long Lake Calendar

Celebrate ColumbusDay weekend in a cabaretstyle setting and revel in thedulcet jazz of the talentedgroup, The Tony Jenkins JazzTrip. This concert will bepresented free of charge bythe Town of Long Lake at theLong Lake Town Hall onOctober 12th at 7pm. TheTony Jenkins Jazz Trip hasplayed Adirondack jazzcircuit extensively, fans haveseen them play in GlensFalls, Lake George andnearby in North Creek. TheTony Jenkins Jazz Trip lastplayed Long Lake in 2009and we are looking forwardto their return!

The band consists ofAnthony Jenkins, FrankConti, Greg Brown andTed MacKenzie. AnthonyJenkins held his first guitarat the age of 13. It was aninstant and magicalconnection which wouldresult in a lifelong love ofplaying and writing music. Aself-taught musician whogrew up in Newark, NJ, in1997 Anthony moved toGlens Falls, NY and set agoal to venture forward withhis true passion, jazz, and

Tony Jenkins Jazz Trip performs in Long Lake

generation drummer namedafter his grandfather fromthe Highlands ofS c o t l a n d . A f t e rattending Berklee Collegeof Music, Ted became a fulltime drum instructorand studied in NYC withSonny Igoe, Henry Adler andJim Chapin.

Be sure to check outthis talented group ofmusicians on October 12th at

the Long Lake Town Hall andenjoy a selection of dessertsat this cabaret style concert.Make a day of it and stop bythe Long Lake Harvest CraftFair from 10am-3pm, also atthe Long Lake Town Hall ortake advantage of a hike withCertified Guide SpencerMorrissey. For moreinformation on all ColumbusDay Weekend events, call518-624-3077.

Anthony Jenkins of Tony Jenkins on guitar andFrank Conti on flute. (photo provided)

The FosterGrandparent Programpresented awards to itsmembers with the greatestlongevity with the programat a “sock hop” shindig heldat the local K of C on HighStreet in Tupper Lake.Catholic Charities hosted theevent which was catered byK of C staff David and DianeLeBlanc. A sock hop 1950scake was created by ClaudineDaily and went over big withthe 1950s garbed boppers.

Theresa Provost ofTupper Lake was presented

Four members of Foster Grandparent Programpresented with longevity awards Friday

with a longevity plaque for20 years of service.

Paul Miller of Peru,was presented with a 10 yearplaque and Janice Warner ofBrushton was recognized forher 10 years of service.Joyce Vollmer of TupperLake was presented with a10-year plaque award.

Most of the membersof the Foster Grandparent

Foster Grandparents in thegroove

The Foster Grandparent Program of Franklin,Clinton, Essex St. Lawrence and JeffersonCounties held its annual awards banquet onFriday, September 27, hosted by CatholicCharities of the Diocese of Ogdensburg. The partywas held at the Knights of Columbus of TupperLake for the 37 foster grandparents in theprogram. Seen in the photo from left beginning atthe front are Judy Judge, Susie Tinker, DawneMoore, and Theresa Provost. The second rowfrom left includes Diane LeBlanc, Rose Burnett,Leona Kavanagh, Julie Burnett, Sally Turdik, HelenLeVesque, Mae LaMare, Joanne Cote, JaniceWarner, Vivian Smith, paul Miller, Joyce Vollmer,Judy LaQuay, and The back row, from left includes,Dave LeBlanc, Phyllis Mendofik, Marcella Gaudette,Rosa Acosta, Sheila Traynor, Diane Belois, StanleyBailey, Cheryl McFaul, Winny Sachno, Joan Craryand Jean Garrow, and Melissa Howard. (NewtonGreiner photo)

Program work in schoolseither in the classroom withhigher needs students ofwithin the school district inother capacities.

Program directorVivian Smith is assisted byMelissa Howard. Theprogram has been inexistence since the mid1970s.

Ashley Miller to attend SUNYAdirondack for Fall 2013

Ashley Miller of Newcomb, is among more than 900first-time, full-time students to attend SUNY Adirondackfor the Fall 2013 semester.

The Adirondack Nonprofit Network will hold aspecial daylong event focusing on the nonprofit sectorand the role it plays as a key economic engine for theregion.

Board members, staff and volunteers for areanonprofits are encouraged to participate! Electedofficials and government employees interested indeveloping or strengthening strategic partnerships withnonprofits are also welcome to attend.

The meeting will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 21 at The Wild Center in TupperLake.

worked diligently to formhis current band, The TonyJenkins Jazz Trip. The groupperforms originalcompositions and favoritejazz standards.

Frank Conti,saxophone and flute, isoriginally from western NewYork. He received musicdegrees from ShenandoahConservatory of Music inVirginia and Fredonia StateUniversity. He was a memberof the US Army Band duringthe Vietnam era. In 2002, heretired as band directorat Johnsburg Central School.

Greg Brown, bass, wasborn and raised in the Bronx,NY. In 1975 he studied thebass with the Jazz Mobileworkshop in NYC. That sameyear he went on to tour withthe Flamingo’s. In 1978 hetoured with Dollar Brand inEurope, Africa, and Japan. In1984 he moved to the NorthCountry where he iscurrently performing withRay Alexander atthe Sagamore Hotel and theTony Jenkins Jazz Trip.

T e d M a c K e n z i e ,drums, was born in South“Philly”, PA. He is a third

Adirondack NonprofitSummit at Wild Center