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Blessing of the AnimalsOn Sunday, October 7, 2012, at 11:00 a.m. people in Addison may notice something odd. A procession of animals, everything from dogs and cats to hamsters and even turtles being led to the Episcopal Church for a special ceremony called the Blessing of the Animals. This custom is conducted in remembrance of St. Francis of Assisi’s love for all creatures. All are welcome to attend the service and are encouraged to bring their four legged friends along too. Church of the Redeemer, Episcopal Church is located at 1 Wombaugh Square, Addison, NY.

Card Shower Harley Mayo will turn 85 on October 9th, he would enjoy hearing from you via a card or small note, wishing him a happy 85th birthday. Cards or notes may be sent to: Harley Mayo, Highland Park Health Facility, Room 204, 160 Seneca Street, Wellsville, NY 14895.

Presho U.M. Church Pantry of AngelsThe October 2012 distribution schedule for the Pantry of Angels of the Presho United Methodist Church, 1727 Indian Hills Rd, Painted Post, NY (RT 15 - Presho Exit) is as follows: Thursday, Oct. 4 - 4:30-5:30pm Bread and Produce; Thursday, Oct. 11 - 4:30-5:30pm Full Pantry; Thursday, Oct. 18 - 4:30-5:30pm Bread and Produce; Thursday, Oct. 25 - 4:30-5:30pm Full Pantry. The Pantry serves residents of the towns of Lindley and Caton. If you need food, but are unable to attend a distribution, please call the pantry between 4 and 5:30pm at 607-523-7250 on Thursdays, so that arrangements can be made. For emergency food, call 607-523-7715.

TAWC Chicken Barbecue A Chicken Barbecue will be held Saturday, Oc-tober 13th from 11:00 a.m. til gone behind the high school at the youth soccer fi elds. $8 - full dinner; $6 - half, there will also be baked goods for sale. The chicken barbecue is sponsored by the Tuscarora - Addison Wrestling Club.

J-T Board of Education Meeting The Jasper-Troupsburg Board of Education will hold its next regular meeting on Wednesday, Octo-ber 3, 2012 with the board beginning its executive session/board planning at 6pm and the regular meeting will begin at 7pm at the elementary school building in Troupsburg.

International Dinner Please join us for a TASTE OF THE WORLD, an international dinner at the Troupsburg Fire Hall on Thursday, October 4th at 5 p.m. The main course is from Italy - Baked Ziti, which will be served with tossed salad and rolls. Be sure to try the other international dishes from Israel, Oman, Indonesia, Ukraine, Pakistan, Russia and more. Meet exchange students from around the world, and see displays of their countries, homes and families. It’s a fun-fi lled, educational, and delicious evening. See you there! Admission is a donation to the Foreign exchange fund to help pay for enhancement activities.

Learn-Coryea Alicia Marie Learn and Bryan Allen Coryea were united in marriage on Saturday, August 18, 2012 at the pond at Campers Haven where they met. The Maid of Honor was Cassandra Richmond and bridesmaids were Mariah English and McKenzie Learn. Bestman was David Allen and ushers were Nick Woodard and Brad Richmond.Alicia is the daughter of Dan and Lori Learn. Bryan is the son of Dave Allen and Michele Coryea. The bride is a nursing student at Arnot Ogden School of Nursing and the groom is employed at Simmons-Rockwell Nissan in Horseheads, New York. The couple reside in Elmira, New York and honeymooned at Cedar Point in Ohio.

Chinese Style Auction The Cameron Fire Department Chinese Style Auction will be held Saturday, October 6, 2012. Doors open at 5 p.m., the drawing starts at 6 p.m. To donate call Dale 695-9857 or Tammy 776-3610.

Budget Workshop The first Budget Workshop for the year 2013 for the Town of Addison will be held Tuesday, October 9, 2012 in the regular town meeting room at 21 Main Street, Addison, NY at 6:00 p.m.

Troupsburg Community Calendar It is time again for the Calendar orders. If you had one last year, we still have the listings, if they are still the same, no need for a new form, just your check. But, if you have new listings or different than before, please send the new listing. There will be forms around town. If you didn’t get a calendar last year and want one, we need all the listings and number of calendars you want. The price is the same, $5.00 each for the calendar plus $.25 for each listing. If you don’t remember the information and price that you paid last year, just call, we still have it on file. You may call 607-525-6138 and send your check to: Troupsburg Betterment Committee, 2764 County Rt. 84 Troupsburg, NY 14885 or contact any member. The deadline is September 30th. Thanks again for your support, Troupsburg Betterment Committee.

Woodhull Mobile Food PantryThe Woodhull Mobile Food Distribution, sponsored by the Food Bank of the Southern Tier, will be held at the Woodhull Town Barn on Monday, October 1, at 1:00 p.m. The mobile food pantry does not start until 1 p.m. For your safety and the towns, do not come early and do not place any boxes, carts or any containers or yourselves in line before 12 noon.

Corning Senior Center Events The Corning Senior Center is offering ART classes, taught by Lois Saia, every Tuesday, beginning on October 9th at 10 a.m. Call for more information about this free class 962-8000. Ian Makenzie will be presenting “China, The Way it Was”, at the Corning Senior Center. This free Travelogue will be held on October 17th at 1:00 p.m. Call 962-8000 for more information.

Addison Community Center Events The Leland D. Flint Community Center is located at 13 Community Drive Suite #103. The Center is available for renting i.e. for meetings, parties, receptions, showers, etc. The hours at the Center are Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Closed Holidays or other-wise posted. More information may be obtained by calling (607) - 359-2555. Events for the week of Sunday, September 30, 2012 through Monday, October 7, 2012, are as follows: Sun.- 9/30 - Gateway Fellowship - Pastor Scott Towner - 10:00 a.m., ; Al Anonymous - 7:00 p.m. Mon. - 10/1 - Tae Kwon Do - Scott Towner 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.; Al Anon - 7:30 p.m.; Tues. - 10/2 - Pro Action - 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Ladies of the Valley Quilt Guild, 6:30 p.m. Wed. - 10/3 - Euchre - 7:00 p.m.; Thurs. - 10/4 - Tae Kwon Do - Scott Towner - 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.; OES - 7:30 p.m. Sat. - 10/6 - Party - 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Sun. - 10/7 - Gateway Fellowship - Pastor Scott Towner - 10:00 a.m.; Alcoholics Anonymous - 7:00 p.m.; Mon. - 10/8 - OFFICE CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF COLUMBUS DAY HOLI-DAY - no Tae Kwon Do - Al Anon - 7:30 p.m.

Southern Tier Mobile Food PantryThe Southern Tier Mobile Food Pantry will be at the Greenwood Fire Department Oct.13, 2012 from 10:00am until the food is gone . Please bring your own boxes and bags for your food items. Questions contact any Greenwood Fire Department member or Steuben County Legislator Dan Farrand at farrandc@yahoo.com orby calling 607-359-2611.

Elkland U.M. Church Soup Sale The Elkland United Methodist Church Soup Sale will be held Saturday, October 6th from 11:00 am to 2 pm. There will be as-sorted soups, pies, fresh bread, and drink. $8.00 donation,eat in or take outs Elkland United Methodist Church,North Buffalo Street, Elkland, PA.

Attention Singers! Rehearsals for this year’s Woodhull/Jasper Christmas cantata will begin the first week of October. There will be two weekly rehearsals. Rehearsal in Jasper will be Tuesdays at the Jasper Church at 7pm. Rehearsal in Woodhull will be Wednesdays at the Baptist Church at 7:30pm. Everyone is invited to join. Any questions call Lori at 661-7084.

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I thought of you today but that is nothing new...I thought of you yesterday

and will tommorrow too. I think of you in silence and make no out-

ward show for what it meant to lose you, only those who love you know.

Remembering you is easy I do it everyday, It’s the heartache of losing you

that will never go away...September 29th Always on our minds forever in

our hearts 5 years gone but never forgotten....

We Love and Miss you all so much..

Attention Addison & Surrounding Communities

I will be retiring on Saturday, Sept. 29th from the Silver Top Diner. I would like to

thank all my loyal customers for their patronage over the last 40 years and for all

the wonderful memories that I will take with me. The diner will be open October 1st

under new management.

Sincerely, Iris McDermott

Drivers License Class Driver Don’s Driving School, Box 64, Avoca, N.Y. is offering the N.Y. State Department of Motor Vehicles 5-hour pre-license course required for a drivers license on Monday, October 8th, 2012, from 5:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel on Denison Parkway in Corning, NY. For info. www.driverdon.com, 607-566-8507 or 1-800-841-7730.

Addison Eagles Club Weekly Dinners The Addison Eagles Club Route 417W, Addison weekly dinners: Wednesday Night - Spaghetti Dinner serving 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday Night - Fish Fry serving 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. Everyone welcome...for take-outs 359-2355.

Chili Cook-Off A Chili Cook-Off will be held Friday, October 12, 2012 from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. at the Valley Community Ambulance Association Building, Osceola, Pa. Price: Donation. Sponsored by the Wesley Academy Parent Teacher Organization. Any questions please contact Wesley Academy at 1-814-258-5199.

Greenwood Town Board September meeting:

The Greenwood Town Board has passed Local Law #1 of the Year 2012 to override the tex levy limit established in Gen-eral Municipal Loaw, sec-tion 3-c. A water advisory board was appointed to research and recom-mend water policy to the town board. A motion was made to accept the Fire Protection and Ambu-lance Contract between the Town of Greenwood, Steuben County, NY and the Greenwood Volunteer Fire Company #1.

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The Spotted Adlers 10-2Dieter’s Contrac. 9-3Hale Roofi ng 8-4Smack it 8-4That’s How We Roll 7-5Creative Images 6-6Lindville House 4-8Addison Post 4-8Lucio’s Ice Cream 3-9AJ’s Pro Shop 1-11Team Hdcp. Game Team Hdcp. SeriesHale Roofi ng 944 Smack It 2690Smack It 936 Hale Roofi ng 2683Lindville House 905 Lindville House 2575High Game Scratch High Series ScratchR. Gunn 253 E. Briggs 698E. Briggs 246 C. McCracken 642C. McCracken 237 O. Hayes, Jr. 641 High Game Women High Series WomenH. Keiffer 213 H. Keiffer 557C. Baker 190 L. Haner 517R. Waters 183 D. Adler 484

J-T Community Food Pantry The J-T Community Food Pantry is open every 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2:00 p.m. until 3:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. YOU MUST BE A RESIDENT OF THE J-T SCHOOL DISTRICT. The food pantry is located in the basement of the Troupsburg United Methodist Church in Troupsburg. We have a great variety of food items for you to choose from. If you are in need of emergency food, are unable to pick up your own food or you would like to donate to the pantry please contact the Troupsburg General Store at 525-6400.

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ADDISON RURALCEMETERY CLEAN-UP

The Addison Rural Cemetery Association requests that lot owners remove all sum-mer decorations by October 13, 2012 for

fall clean-up. Late fall and winter decorations may be placed after

November 15th. Thank you.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGThe Town of Jasper will hold a Public Hearing Tuesday October 9th 2012 at 7:00 PM at Jasper Town Hall, 3807 Preacher Road, Jasper, NY to pass a new Local Law to override the tax levy limit established in General Municipal Law 3-C.By the order of the Town BoardSheila Leach, Town Clerk

ATTENTION RATHBONE RESIDENTSA special meeting is scheduled for October 2, 2012 at 7:00 pm at the Rathbone Town Hall for the Town Clerk to present the Tentative Budget to the town board. A contract for stone crushing will be discussed as well.

TOWN OF TUSCARORAThe Town of Tuscarora will be having a Rabies Clinic at the Tuscarora Town Barns. Clinic will be held October 11th from 6 - 8.

NOTICEThe Lindley Town Board will be holding a Public Hearing to discuss the proposed renewal contract from Time Warner Cable. The meeting will occur on Wednesday, October 17th at 7:00 pm at the Town Hall during the regularly scheduled Audit Meeting. The Town Hall is located at 637 US 15, Lindley NY 14858. The Public is invited to attend.Gerald Simcoe, Lindley Town Supervisor

RATHBONE PUBLIC HEARINGA Public Hearing will be held Tuesday, October 2, 2012 at 7:00 pm at the Town Hall prior to the regular meeting to review the Addison Fire Contract.Mary E. JacobsonRathbone Town Clerk - September 25, 2012

PUBLIC HEARING TOWN OF WEST UNION

Please take notice that a public hearing will be held at the town of West Union Town Hall at 7:00 pm on October 18, 2012 at 1328 Route 248 Rexville Town of West Union NY on the Site Plan Law that the town is considering adopting.September 25, 2012Shirley McCaffreyTown Clerk

ADDISON TOWN AND VILLAGE DOG OWNERS

Town Local Law 1 of 2011 so states: Article 7 Licensing of Dogs:All dogs in the Town of Addison must be licensed with the Town of Addison clerk by the age of four (4) months and are required to present a current certifi cate of rabies at the time of licensing or renewal of an existing license.Betty L. AndrukatTown Clerk Town of Addison

Addison Senior Dinner Club Monday, October 1 - Salisbury Steak with onion gravy, mashed potatoes, brussel sprouts, pineapple. Tuesday, October 2 - Chili or meatballs, cornbread, carrots, cottage cheese, strawberry Bavarian. Wednesday, October 3 - Chicken tenders, red skinned potatoes, peas, pumpkin cake with whipped cream. Thursday, October 4 - Turkey cheese macaroni cas-serole, whipped squash, chocolate pudding. Friday, October 5 - Breaded baked fi sh or beef patty, potatoes augratin, mixed vegetables, cole slaw, peaches. Milk and bread served daily. Coffee and tea. Menu sub-ject to change without notice. All Senior Citizens 60 years of age and older or the spouse of a person 60 are invited to attend. The suggested donation per meal is $3.00. We gladly accept Food stamps, cash, or checks paid daily, weekly or monthly. Voluntary donations are very important to maintain the program. If you are not yet 60, there is a charge of $6.00 per meal. See your site manager. Alternate menu items require a reservation at least one day in ad-vance. The program is sponsored by the Steuben County Offi ce for Aging under a contract with Pro Action of Steuben and Yates Inc. For reservations call Senior Dinner Club 359-9297 between 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Please make reservations at least one day in advance.

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Small Business Assistance Corning Community College’s Small Business Devel-opment Center is offering “Opening a Business in the Southern Tier” on Wednesday, October 3rd from 9:00-10:30 a.m. at the Steuben County IDA, 7234 Route 54, Bath, NY. This seminar will discuss the necessary steps to formalize your business, legal requirements, business structure, and business plan development. Pre-registration is required by October 1st. To register or for more information, call the SBDC at 607-937-6861 or e-mail sbdc@corning-cc.edu.

Birth Announcement Phillip and Heather Balch are proud to announce the birth of their son Alexander Phillip Balch. Alexander was born on July 26, 2012 at Arnot Ogden Medical Center weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces and was 20 1/2 inches long. Alexander joins his big sister Sierra Balch at home. Maternal grandparents are Arthur and Kim Gotshall of Addison. Paternal grandparents are Wesley and Connee Balch also of Addison.

ADDISON MEN’S BOWLING LEAGUE

WEEK OF 9-26-12

Standings W

Th e Liquor Factory 70

Hale Roofi ng 58.5

Brian’s Flooring 50

Metarko’s 50

Buzzy’s Dream 47.5

Wade’s Do It Best 46

Titus Auctions 39

Wade’s F & H 38

Addison Post 34

Micro Solutions 25

Wallace Trucking 25

F.O.E. #3904 21

TEAM SCORES

Micro Solutions 11 F.O.E. #3904 10

Hale Roofi ng 13 Brian’s Flooring 8

Addison Post 15 Wade’s F&H 6

Titus Auctions 19 Wallace Trucking 2

Metarko’s 13 Buzzy’s Dream 8

Liquor Factory 16 Wade’s Do It Best 5

High Game Scratch High Game Series

Oakley Hayes,Jr 288 Oakley Hayes, Jr. 779

Anthony Creaton 267 James Kennedy Jr 681

Matt Beaver 255 Russell McGlynn 678

High Ind. POA High Ind. Series POA

Kirk Beaver 81 Mark Davis 138

Anthony Creaton 76 Oakley Hayes,Jr. 137

Oakley Hayes, Jr. 74 Kirk Beaver 122

JACKPOT WINNERS

High Scratch Jackpot – Oakley Hayes, Jr 288

High P.O.A. Jackpot - Anthony Creaton 76

Strike Jackpot - Hal Sisson

TOP TEN AVERAGES

M. Maser 227.89

J. Kennedy Jr. 227.08

O. Hayes, Jr. 225.50

M. Beaver 218.50

R. McGlynn 205.92

R. Dieter, Jr. 204.25

R. Stewart 204.08

T. Dieter, Jr. 200.92

J. Risley 198.33

A.Creaton 197.11

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Addison School District Newsletter

www.addisoncsd.org

School Year 2012-2013 Issue 5 Page 1 of 3 September 28, 2012

Superintendent, Mr. DioGuardi Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Mr. Howe

Supervisor of Special Education, Mrs. Loomis Addison Middle-Senior High School Principal, Ms. Crane

Tuscarora and Valley Elementary Schools Principal, Mrs. Flint

607-359-2244 607-359-2090 607-359-1111 607-359-2241 607-359-2261

Valley Welcome Back Picnic

Valley PTA hosted a Welcome Back Picnic on Friday,

September 14th

for families to meet their child’s

teacher, classmates, and friends. Everyone enjoyed

a hot dog, pasta salad, potato salad, chips, drinks,

and a yummy cookie. It was a fun

time and everyone went home with a

full belly! Valley PTA would like to say

“Thank you” to The People’s Bakery

and Crawford’s.

Remember to join your PTA!

PTA provides opportunities to net-

work and share ideas with parents,

teachers, and administrators.

Tuscarora PTA Ice Cream Social

The Tuscarora PTA was pleased to have such a

great turnout at our Welcome Back Ice Cream So-

cial and Membership Drive. It was a beautiful

evening and our families enjoyed ice cream sun-

daes

dished out

by our fan-

tastic staff

volunteers. A big thank you to Mr. Clark, Mrs. Dvorak,

Mrs. Enderle, Mrs. Flint, Mrs. Proudfoot, and Ms.

Washer for helping with our sundaes. Our next Tusca-

rora PTA meeting is Monday, October 1st at 7:00pm in

the Tuscarora lobby. We welcome any new and re-

turning members to join us.

A giant “Thank You” to all who

voted last Thursday!

Our property purchase passed!

The official results were:

127 Yes

99 No

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School Year 2012-2013 Issue 5 Page 2 of 3 September 28, 2012

Dear Parents, It is another sports season, and Dicker-son Photography is here to capture your son or daughter’s sports pictures. Sep-tember 24-28th sports pictures were tak-en. Something new that I am doing this year is online ordering. Instead of forms that the students can misplace, every thing is online at www.dickerson-photography.com by clicking on online viewing. Every athlete who had their picture taken can go online and order which package you would like. You will have the choice of picking them up at the school or I can ship them to your home. If for some reason you are una-ble to get online, I will have order forms available. Each student received a slip with step-by-step instructions on how to log into the photographs. If you have any questions, please feel free to con-tact me by email: dickersonphotog-raphy@gmail.com or by phone: 607-377-2532. I look forward to working with you! Danielle Dickerson Owner/Photographer

Saturday, September 29

Girls’ Tennis County’s @ Alfred-Almond—9am Girls’ Modified Soccer @ Canisteo-Greenwood—10:00am Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country @ McQuaid Invite

Monday, October 1 Boys’ JV and Varsity Soccer vs. Arkport—4:30pm—6:30pm Girls Volleyball vs. Campbell-Savona—5:00pm Girls’ Tennis @ Canisteo-Greenwood—4:30pm

Tuesday, October 2 Girls’ Varsity Soccer vs. Avoca—6:30pm Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country vs. J-T and Camp-bell-Savona @ Avoca—4:30pm

Wednesday, October 3

Boys’ Varsity Soccer @ Avoca—4:30pm Girls’ Tennis vs. Notre-Dame—4:30pm Boys’ Modified Soccer vs. Alfred-Almond@ Addi-son Varsity Field—4:30pm Girls’ Modified Soccer vs. Alfred Almond@ Tusca-rora Field—4:30pm

Thursday, October 4 Girls’ Varsity Soccer vs. Canisteo—6:30pm

Friday, October 5 Boys’ JV Soccer vs. Williamson—6:30pm JV Girls’ Soccer vs. J-T—4:30pm Girls’ Volleyball vs. Bath—5:00pm

Saturday, October 6

Boys’ Varsity Soccer vs. Williamson—5:00pm Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country—Southern Tier Classic Boys’ Modified Soccer vs. Avoca—4:30pm Girls’ Modified Soccer vs. Avoca @ Tuscarora Field—4:30pm

The Dean of Students by

Claire Ames

What is a dean of students? Mr. Jeff Lawrence is Addison Central School’s new dean of students. Be-fore he was our dean, Mr. Lawrence was a middle school principal for two years, and a high school princi-pal for one year. Mr. Lawrence loves his job as dean of students and wanted to be one so he could have a great influence over a large number of kids. In his spare time, he likes to watch football, play golf, and spend time with his kids. Mr. Law-rence is a great dean of students, and we are lucky to have him in our school district.

ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, MIDDLE AND

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL

HAVE THEIR SCHOOL PIC-

TURES TAKEN. TO ORDER

ONLINE, PLEASE VISIT

WWW.INTER-STATE.COM AND

USE THE FLYER CODE:

107762. THERE WILL BE A

MAKE UP DAY FOR SENIOR PICTURES ON

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26.

REMEMBER TO ALWAYS PRACTICE

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28th Annual

Homecoming

*Save the Date*

Schedule of Events:

October 5th-

Homecoming Dance @ 7pm

October 6th-

Parade @ 2pm

(Line-up on Maple Street @ 1:30pm)

This year’s theme is comic book characters

Contact Robin Kerwan at

rkerwan@addisoncsd.org for

any questions.

Homecoming

by

Makenna Barber, Adam Chilson, Jahleea

Dennery, and Marissa Dennison

Is homecoming going to

be as excit-

ing as you

think it’s

going be?

During the

homecoming

week,

many events take place like

a parade, a soccer game for

our Addison Knights, and

the big homecoming dance.

To find the theme for home-

coming, student council

votes on what trend is in.

This year’s theme is comic

books. Now, do you think

that homecoming is going

to be exciting?

The News from Room

205

by Class Reporter Rylee

Pepper

This year we have the op-

portunity to join

band. Band is where we get instruments and we

get to be in fun things like concerts. The concerts

are when we take our instruments on stage. We

got our instruments last week. There are lessons

that we have. That is where we go with all other

people that are in our group and play the same

instrument and we practice. Those are some of

the things we did in band last week.

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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF JASPER-TROUPSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special meeting of the qualifi ed voters of the Jasper-Troupsburg Central School District shall be held at the Jasper-Troupsburg Central School Junior/Senior High School Building, Jasper, N.Y. in said District on October 25,2012 between the hours of 12:00 noon and 8:00 P.M. The following proposition will be submitted for voter approval at said meeting:

PROPOSITION #1Shall the Board of Education of the Jasper-Troupsburg Central School District, Steuben County, New York be authorized to purchase the following vehicles for student transportation at a total maximum estimated cost of $182,390 and that the total sum of $182,390 or so much there of as may be necessary, shall be authorized to be removed from the district’s voter approved “2008 Capital Reserve Fund” for the purpose of paying for the costs of such school buses. The trade-in value of the old buses has been deducted from the total price of the two new buses.

Two (2) 66 passenger school busAND NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that applications for absentee ballots to vote on the proposition may be applied for at the offi ce of the School District Clerk. Any such applications must be received by the District Clerk at least seven days before the date of the aforesaid special district meeting if the ballot is to be mailed to the voter, or the day before such special district meeting if the ballot is to be delivered personally to the voter. A list of all persons to whom absentee ballots shall have been issued shall be available for public inspection in the offi ce of the District Clerk during regular offi ce hours on each of the fi ve days prior to the day of the vote (excluding Saturday and Sunday), and such list shall also be posted conspicuously at the place of voting. An absentee ballot must reachthe offi ce of the District Clerk not later that 5:00 P.M. on the day of such special district meeting.DATED:September 6, 2012 Jasper, New YorkMelinda Morgan, District ClerkJasper-Troupsburg Central School DistrictJasper, New York

Woodhull Raceway Results 9/22/2012 Griffi th Energy Night. Lyle Sherwood Memorial Event. Insinger Performance Open Small Block Modifi eds. (28 cars)Heats: Eric Fisher, Ron Cartwright Jr., Ron White, Brian MalcolmConsi: Dale Welty35 lap Lyle Sherwood Memorial feature: Billy VanPelt, Ron Cartwright Jr., Dylan Dewert, Frank Dunning, Casey Pavlick, Mike Bills, Eric Fisher, Brian Doolittle, Kenny Peoples Jr., Ray Bliss, Brady Fultz, Ronnie White, Chris Daugherty, Kevin Chilson, Ray Dann, Dave Dubois, Dale Welty, Eric Williams, Ajay Potrzebowski, Brian Malcolm, Steve Hartman Jr., Lee Bills, Donnie Lawson, Joe Dgien. DNQ. John Venuto, Don Lawson, Byron Worthing, Ray Smith BRP CAN AM 360 Late Models (27 cars)Heats: John Waters, Bruce Miller, Jeremy Wonderling, Steve LeBarron Consi: Quinn Sutherland50 lap feature: Jeremy Wonderling, John Waters, Glen Whritenour, Carl Hughes, Brian Knowles, Buck Payne, Quinn Sutherland, Dave Dubois, Mike Wonderling Jr., Billy VanPelt, Mike Wonderling Sr., Dusty Waters, Fred Amann, Cecil LaBar-ron, JJ Mazur, Steve LaBarron, Jerry Wilson, Brad LaBarron, Clint Button, Jaye McConnell, Bruce Miller, Wally Wade, Greg Young, Frank LeBarron. DNQ. Carl Cleveland, Scott Plank, Jared Hill.S&W Awards and Photos Crate Sportsman. (22 cars)Heats: Josh Nobriga, Roger Williams, Ryan Tracy, 25 lap feature: Donnie Lawson, Ray Smith, Ryan Tracy, Dale Welty, Josh Keesey, Josh Nobriga, Rod Mullen, Ross Vleck, Chris Dougherty, Ray Smith, Steve Hart-man Sr., Donnie Knowles, Frank Kline, Scott Brown, Brandon Butler, Brent Ayers, Connor Brown, Roger Williams, Chris Brockway, Russ Morseman, Bob Buono, Brett Buono, Josh Butler DNS: Mike Jackson, Jeremy PotrzebowskiJoe Willcox Performance Open Street Stocks. (18 cars)Heats: Teddy Morseman, Cory Costa, Brett Marlatt.20 lap feature: Teddy Morseman, Kurt Stebbins, Brett Marlatt, Cory Costa, Chris Fisher, Dean Layfi eld, Tim Gullo, Kane Stebbins, Rich Sharpsteen, Todd Burgess, Joe Layfi eld, Gary Archer, Alan Crooker, Larry Fanton, Terry Potrzebowski, Jeff Smith, Henry Miracle, Matt Hamilton. DNS. Chuck Winslow.Signs Plus Open Mini Stocks. (8 cars)Heats: Jim Money.20 lap feature. Rained out. Make-up 9/28/2012LaBarron Brothers Repair and Parts Open FWD (10 cars)Heats: Ronnie Hill20 lap feature: Rained out. Make-up 9/28/2012

Summary of Jasper-Troupsburg Board of Education Meeting

September 19, 2012This summary is intended to help the Board and the Superintendent inform the community of the Jasper-Troupsburg School District about the issues the district is addressing. If anyone has a question or concern, please feel free to contact Chad C. Groff, Superintendent (792-3675).Communications. Ms. Amy Gates (English teacher), one of our new staff members, was able to attend the board meeting to introduce herself to the Board. The Board is grateful to have the opportunity to meet with new staff members. Mr. Wheaton presented an update regarding the progress of the capital project. One of the completed upgrades is the installation of new lighting in the elementary cafetorium and gym, and the high school gym. The new LED lights create a much brighter atmosphere for all three spaces. At this point, it is expected the project will be completed by the middle or end of October.Personnel items. A civil service permanent appointment was approved for Mrs. Melinda Morgan as the personnel clerk for the district. The Board approved the fol-lowing individuals as substitute teachers: Ms. Crystal Peck, Ms. Devan Dray, Ms. Lucille Luckey, Mrs. Valerie Anthony, and Ms. Lisa Karr. Mrs. Valerie Anthony and Mrs. Debra Shea were approved as support staff substitutes. The Board approved Mr. Carl Teribury as the timer/scorekeeper for the varsity boys soccer team, and Mr. Andrew VanSkiver as the timer/scorekeeper for the JV boys soccer team.Action items. Second readings were approved for the elementary student handbook and the high school student handbook and code of conduct. A second reading was also approved for the district meals policy. Discussion items. The Board reviewed and accepted the internal audit for 2012.The audit focused on the fi scal and management performance of the cafeteria program. The audit was reviewed by the audit committee.The Board also approved the cor-rective action plan regarding the items that need to be adjusted. As the GST BOCES Food Service is now managing the cafeteria program, many of the items have already been corrected.

Woodhull TOPS #NY889(9/20/12) Fall is a time for new beginnings. Weight loss occurs when we make it occur. Making changes requires motivation, information, skills and support. We need to have a specifi c plan, such as eating less than 35 grams of fat, drinking 8 glasses of water and exercising for 30 minutes daily. We should learn from previous weight-loss attempts. Why did you not succeed? Did you get discour-aged, quit going to TOPS meetings? Stay mindful of what you are trying to do. Try focusing on why you want to lose weight and look at how your life and health will be better. Be positive. By staring over fresh is what you may need. Don’t swell on past failures. You are a different person this time and you CAN succeed. Learn from your mistakes and move forward. A new beginning is not a matter of time, but a matter of choice. Success doesn’t happen by choice, but through proper planning, support and focus. Take time for you because you deserve it. Our meetings are from Thursday mornings from 9-10 after a confi dential weigh-in from 8-8:45 in the Woodhull Town Hall. We welcome you to come see if we can help you learn how to Take Off Pounds Sensibly.

Women’s Health & Fitness Day Activities Rescheduled Corning Community College announces that the Women’s Health and Fitness Day has been re-scheduled for next Wednesday, October 3, 2012 at Noon in room G116 of the Wellness Education Center, Spencer Hill campus, Corning, NY. This event is free and open to the public. Participants will receive information on women’s health and fi tness and have the opportunity to join in a fi tness walk to Spencer Crest Nature Center’s Amelia Pond and beyond. Exercise physiologist Julie Teed will be available to answer questions in the areas of health and fi tness. For more information, please call Julie Teed at (607) 962-9479 or e-mail jteed2@corning-cc.edu.

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Prom Committee will be holding their annual candle sales from October 1 – 12. See a junior or senior on prom committee to order or contact Mrs. Williams or Mrs. Schenck at the high school. All profits from this sale goes toward Prom 2013 expenses. Orders will be in before Thanksgiving break. The junior class will be holding their annual Farmer’s Almanac fund-raiser from October 22 – November 2. See a junior to order or con-tact Mrs. Williams or Mrs. Schenck at the high school. Orders should be in before Thanksgiving.

Please notify the high school at 792-3675 or 525-6304 if you know of someone who does not receive the Addison Post and would like the J-T Newsletter mailed to them.

BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION You can make a difference for your school every time you shop for groceries! Just clip the Box Tops for Education Coupons from hundreds of your favorite products and send them to your child’s school. You can find the Box Tops coupons on brands such as Cheer-ios, Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, Hamburger Helper, Ziploc, Kleenex, Hefty and many more. Each Box Top is worth $0.10 to our school-and that adds up fast! Please clip box top coupons and send to the J-T Elementary with your child. The cash earned will be used to purchase items or sponsor activities for our students. Thank you!

ATTENTION: PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

OF ELEMENTARY STUDENTS If your child is absent from school, they must report to the Health Office upon their return to school. They must also bring a written excuse into the Health Office within five days of their return. If there is no ex-cuse brought in, the day will be recorded as an illegal absence.

CHILD FIND Do you have a child with disabilities in the J-T School District who is in need of special education services? Do you know of any chil-dren with disabilities who are homeless or are wards of the state living in the J-T School District that are in need of special education services? If so, please contact Tricia Dodge, CPSE/CSE Chairperson, for grades K-6 at 525-6301 or 792-3675 for Grades 7-12.

OCTOBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS 10/1 Roller Skating Party—3-4:45 p.m. @Troupsburg 10/3 BOE Meeting—6pm@Troupsburg 10/5 Early Dismissal-12:15 p.m. 10/8 Columbus Day—No School 10/10 Picture Day 10/16 BOE Meeting—6pm@Jasper 10/19 Emergency Go Home Drill—2:45 p.m. 10/31 Elementary Fall Festival-parade at 1:30 p.m.

Jasper-Troupsburg Central School District Newsletter

Jr/Sr High School, Jasper, NY 14855 Elementary School, Troupsburg, NY 14885

607-792-3675 or 607-525-6301 School Year 2012-13 OCTOBER 2012

FIRST GRADE NEWS Hello parents and friends! We are off to a great start with lots to learn and do! We have 17 in one classroom and 18 in the other. The children are doing a good job learning all the new routines. This year, instead of writing about our curriculum, we will only post news about special events in the district newsletter. All of our curriculum information is available on the district website via the newsletters we send home each week. To read them, go to the J-T website, click on Elementary school, click on the staff button at the top, and click on Mrs. Heckman’s Webpage or Mrs. Hall’s Webpage. We think first grade is 1-derful!

Exceptional JT students looking for work!!

Jasper-Troupsburg now offers a Work Based Learning Program for our junior and senior students. If you are looking for part-time em-ployees, we have a variety of applicants for you. Please contact Kimberly Marciano at 607-792-3690 or kmarciano@jtcsd.org.

J-T Elementary School is still recycling used printer cartridges and cell phones. Please drop them off in the main off/entryway. Thank you for your help!

ROLLER SKATING AT J-T ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

FOR: GRADES K-6 DATE: Monday, October 1, 2012 TIME: 3-4:45 p.m. COST: $5.00 NOTE: All Kindergarten and First Grade students must be accompanied by an adult or high school student.

TITLE I, TITLE II and Academic Interventions Services…

These are state/federal programs which provide financial assistance to schools for:

A. Providing staff development training; B. Establishing and developing instructional programs to

meet children’s individual needs (remedial reading, math, writing)

C. Improving our technology program There will be a meeting Wednesday, October 3rd at 5:30 p.m. at the J-T Elementary School to provide more information to parents about these programs. Input from parents will be encouraged to improve the effectiveness of these programs. All are welcome!

EARLY DISMISSAL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5TH

12:15 p.m.--Jasper students will leave the elementary building 12:30 p.m.--Troupsburg students will leave the elementary building

PICTURE DAY REMINDER Wednesday, October 10th is school picture day! Everyone will be pho-tographed for school records, so be sure to dress nicely. Also, don’t forget to bring your pre-pay envelope and money if you wish to order portraits. Don’t be left out-remember school picture day is the 10th!

GENERAL REMINDERS FOR J-T ELEMENTARY

Visitors are asked to use the Visitor’s Entryway (left of the Courtyard Doors) to enter the building during the day. Please pick up a Visitor pass there. All other doors are locked for security reasons.

Students will be released to parents from the main office during the school day (8:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.). Please do not go to the classroom.

Children who live in either towns of Jasper or Troupsburg should use sidewalks, if available, as they go to and from school. Parents, please talk to your child to em-phasize the importance of safety.

Parents, please notify the school when requesting that your child ride a different bus than normal. These notes should be given to the child’s teacher two or three days prior to the change. The teacher will then forward the note to the main office, and the transportation department will be notified. It would be helpful to notify the school if your child will not be riding the bus home in the afternoon. Thank you for your cooperation as we seek to keep track of all our students.

We are off to a great start!

Thank you for your continued support.

EMERGENCY GO HOME DRILL ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19TH

Dismissal times

2:45 p.m.-Jasper Elementary students will leave the elementary building 3:00 p.m.-Troupsburg Elementary students will leave the elementary building

Our J-T Elementary Fall Festival will be held Wed., October 31st. The parade will be at 1:30 p.m.

HALLOWEEN SAFETY TIPS

Always use common sense. Young children should never go trick-or-treating without an adult.

Never trick-or-treat alone-have a buddy system. Plan your entire route and make sure your family knows what it is.

Costumes should be made from flame resistant material. Wait until you get home and your parents check your candy

before you eat it. Be very cautious of strangers. Accept treats only in the doorway. Never go inside a house. Walk, do not run. Only visit houses that you know and only if the lights are on. Only cross a street at a crosswalk Always carry a flashlight Bring a cellular phone and a watch, if possible. Do not play near Jack-o’-lanterns. Make sure your costume is not too long. Wear costumes with reflective markings and bright colors. Only wear masks that you can see clearly out of

Third graders have been busy exploring the fields, hedgerows, and woods around the school. Our eight and nine year olds have become skilled in identifying at least a dozen wildflowers. Just a few plants the students have drawn and illustrated are Chicory, Joe Pye Weed, Heal-all, Butter and Eggs, Indian Paintbrush, and Queen Anne’s Lace. We decorated beautiful covers for our plant books and dis-played them in our doorway. At Open House we frosted sugar cook-ies with our families. Purple and yellow frosting made beautiful Aster cookies.

Mrs. Hayes’ September News

Mrs. Hayes’ class is “cooking” this year. We have begun the year by getting re-acquainted, working on a routine and discovering what rules we should have for our class-room. We have also been working hard on using self-control and learning to be responsi-ble kindergartners by taking care of our supplies, putting our cupcakes up for lunch in the morning and bringing back our Friday folders. During September we have met the letters Mm, Ss and Rr and have been working on sight and sound recognition as well as correct formation. Through our reading series we have special names for our lines which help to guide the children. They are the following: sky line, plane line, grass line and worm line. We refer to them frequently and have en-joyed learning a special song that tells us to always start our letters “at the top.” This month we have also introduced the sight words “I” , “is”, “a” and “am”, have counted words in sen-tences, introduced rhyming, practiced writing our names and have spent a great deal of time learning basic skills like how to hold our pencils and scissors when we cut. The boys and girls have also enjoyed the introduction to Daily 5 and learning to read to self or read with someone. They have learned that they can: read the pictures, read the words or retell the story. They are also working on finding good-fit books and a good-fit spot when reading with someone. In math we have been working with the numbers 0 - 5, and have introduced ABAB pat-terning. The boys and girls are off to a great start and love to use the play dough to form the letters, numbers and shapes. (It also helps their fine motor skills and they don’t even know it ) A highlight of this month was working on our apple unit. Did you know that there is a star inside every apple that holds the seeds? We also cut and laced our own apples, read about Johnny Appleseed, learned the parts of an apple tree and then made our own ap-plesauce to share with our families at Open House. YUMMY! Our chefs are off to a great start and we look forward to a fun filled learning cook-out. October promises to be exciting as well as we learn about pumpkins, fire safety and pre-pare for our Fall Festival.

In recognition of Constitution Day, the Fifth Grade class presented a Morning Program on Friday, September 14th. The students, dressed in red, white and blue, sang patri-otic songs, recited the Preamble of the Constitution, and told important facts about what rights all Americans have because of the Constitution. After their presentation, they participated in a Classroom Conver-sation about democracy based on the book,” I Could Do That.” Their participation in the Classroom Conversation earned the 5th grade classes a $200 grant from The Council of Humanities. Congratulations on a job well done, Fifth Graders!

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Town of West Union Board Meeting

The monthly board meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m. The board members present were Linda Mullen, Wendy Potter, Larry McCaffrey, Patty Irion and Supervisor Randy Heckman. Community members present were Mort Mullen, Marsha Mullen, George Whitsell, Sean Heckman, and Tim Heckman. The pledge was said by all. The approval of the minutes from 7/19/12 and 8/23/12 were approved. The site plan law was reviewed and a public meeting was set. This will be next month. The boy scout projects are coming along and hope to be fi nished in a couple weeks. George gave a high-way update. The fi rst draft of the 2013 budget was presented and looked over. There will be more discussion on this next month. Marsha Mullen, Town Justice, went over the JCAP grant that she is applying for. The highway and general vouchers were presented and approved. The meeting was adjourned at 8:00 p.m. The next meeting will be October 18, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. with the public hearing on the site plan law being at 7:00 p.m.

Cameron Mills Townline Cemetery Donations

The Cameron Mills Townline Cem-etery Assoc. are pleased to recognize the following donors for their generous donations and support: Elaine (Far-rand) Meade, Dale & Dawn Frawley, Carl & Mary Pickett, John & Patricia Miller, Margaret Nolton & family. A very special recognition to Maxine Dartt for the donation of a lawn mower for our raffl e which was won by Bill Willis of Cameron. Also all those who bought tickets and to the employees of Craw-ford Store in Cameron Mills who really out did themselves in selling so many tickets. Anyone wishing to donate may send their donations to: Herbert Smith, Jr., 6139 County Route 119, Cameron, New York 14819.

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DINING & EVENTS

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WE’RE HAVING A PARTYFarewell/Retirement Party for

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Addison Eagles Club, Rte. 417 W, AddisonChicken BBQ

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Pinnacle Golf ClubTurkey ShootOctober 13th

PINNACLE GOLF CLUB

Fall Membership SpecialFall Membership Special$150 to play remainder of year

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Sportsman Raffl eTh e Cameron Vol. Fire Department is having

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Ticket price of $10.00 includes meal.

For tickets contact James Hoad 776-3610,

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Communuity Church of Woodhull

Submitted by Sharon Calkins

(9/23/12) Exodus 3:1-14 Some things our church do are fun such as the cantata and some are hard work such as the Harvest Dinner. These things are done to bring others to church. The

bottom line for you and me is whether we’ve had a personal encounter with God and that is all that matters. If not, nothing else makes a difference. God and you are the only ones that know if you have had that encounter. If you haven’t, it is your fault. He has done everything in His power to, get us to that point. When there is an estrangement the only way to make change is for someone to take the fi rst step. God ALWAYS TAKES THE INITIATIVE. He uses devastating events, such as death, divorce, or a loved one being deployed. Moses was in a dry desert. God uses ISOLATION. We feel rejected and written off, so we stay to ourselves. Moses went from a palace to the other side of the desert. God uses HUMBLING EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES. We are feeling at our lowest, like a failure and worthless. Moses was 80 and tending his father-in-laws sheep. God will use whatever He decides to use to bring us to a personal encounter with Him. He wants all of our undivided attention. Moses saw a burning bush that wasn’t being consumed, and it got his attention. Are we so blind that we fail to see what God puts in front of us? We may not see a burning bush but God has given us ways to acknowledge Him, like people, music and books. He speaks but we are “too busy” to hear. Moses had excuses and so do we, but we need to listen like Moses and obey. Join us Sunday at 9:30 for our services.

Women’s Health & Fitness Day Activities Rescheduled

Corning Community College announces that the Women’s Health and Fitness Day has been re-scheduled for next Wednesday, October 3, 2012 at Noon in room G116 of the Wellness Education Center, Spencer Hill campus, Corning, NY. This event is free and open to the public. Participants will receive information on women’s health and fi tness and have the opportunity to join in a fi tness walk to Spencer Crest Nature Center’s Amelia Pond and beyond. Exercise physiologist Julie Teed will be available to answer questions in the areas of health and fi tness. For more information, please call Julie Teed at (607) 962-9479 or e-mail jteed2@corning-cc.edu.

Dear Editor Plan B: Hire some more private enterprisers to resituate Cinderella fi eld back more towards Little Leagues and re-strooms. Turn N slightly to be in line with curvature of new dike rounding its outfi eld after extending straight stretch from behind bus garage then crossing road with a new hump near new school property parcel B boundry, perhaps leaving a slight overfl ow for extreme fl ooding conditions out at its end in the woods to relieve opposite banks at height of inevitably non cresting waters. Here in this man-made world where God’s to blame for all obstacles people are left to their own devices because mistakes reap just consequences eventually, however followers willing to seek understanding can correct faulty paths misleading masses in their thinkings. Thus guiding the coming kingdom where truth reigns as supreme power, because it’s recognized as a time saver. God’s will rules logically because of its effectiveness, intellegence leads by example because it’s ahead of the learning curves, doing rights not an exploitable function but rather a revelation of services rendered. The next big thing isn’t another false hope or a temporary trend, it’s a faith that what’s been found by experiencing past crooked patterns has worn into deep calming fl ows of meaningful eternal rivers of knowledge, after observing good and evil as by design. Lies are non-binding, malicious intent failed their goals and over time unrealized opportuni-ties await the next generations expectations. Unknown knowledge is a game changing kinetic energy, fears hinder progress, distort decisions and cloud facts. Public projects unfunded by ignorant, spoiled fl unkies of life parading as educators educated and leaders leads to failure of overall system. Free markets provide opportunities for passionate energies to be converted into accomplishments, private initiatives inspires.

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STEUBEN SPORTING GOODS44W. Lamoka Ave.

Savona, NY583-2044

Get the newest technology inHoyt & Bear Bows. Guns,camo, and hunting accesso-ries. Stop in and see whatwe have to offer. 9-RTF

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FOR SALECustom built storage sheds,cabins, playhouses, doghouses, and more. Built withkiln dried white pine board andbatten, 2x4 framing, 3/4 ply-wood floor, 4x6 pressuretreated skids. If you are inneed for a shed, come checkus out! No Sunday Sales

Shetler’s Mini Barns444 Cook Hollow Rd. Woodhull, NY 14898

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FIREWOOD FOR SALEAll hardwood, seasonedone year. 4x8x16. HEAPapproved. 607-525-6153.29-8T-C

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Sprockets, BearingsOil & Grease

Bolts by the poundForney welding supplies

A & B Repair Shop11204 Co. Rte. 119

Addison, N.Y.3 miles West of Addison

607-359-4197Call between 8:00-8:30AM

Shop Hours:M-F: 7-7; Sat.: 7-5

YOUNG HICKORYFLOWER FARM

2819 County Route 117Troupsburg, NY607-525-6564

We still have a large se-lection of fruit trees, flow-ering shrubs and peren-nials, bulk mulch (red,black, brown). Gift certifi-cates available. Majorcredit cards accepted.SEPTEMBER 1st Hoursby appointment only!

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REPAIRin Addison, NY is currentlyselling new tires for all ve-hicles, including car & truck,ATV’s lawn & garden, trailer,agricultural, construction, andindustrial at $10 above whole-sale cost. Mounting & balanc-ing FREE! 607-242-4565. 35-4T-C

TOMATOES ARENOW READY!

Will have tons all summerlong. 3642 Highup Rd., Jas-per, NY 14855, 1 mile fromRt. 417 and 1 mile from Rt.36. Tomatoes also availableat 1843 Church Hill Rd inWoodhull, 1 mile from 417.

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AUCTIONS

YODER MFG.5900 Merring Rd.

Addison, NY 14801Custom Welding

Slanted bar feeders607-458-5134

Call 8:00 - 8:30 a.m.36-5T-P

PIGLETS FOR SALEYorkshire, $80, 10 weeks old- Addison 607-329-8729. 32-RTF-C DAVE’S TREE SERVICE

& FIREWOOD4X4X8 $160.00; 4X8X16inches $60.00. All hard-wood, delivery included.607-377-7493. 37-3T-P

FOR SALEPine Hemlock, 1x10, 2x4, 2x6,on stock, air dried. Levi Byler,6897 Hardscrabble. 607-359-3979. 38-4T-P

FOR SALELittle pigs $60. each.Chester Byler, 3 miles Eastof Jasper on Old State Rd.off of St. Rt. 417. 38-3T-C

NOTICEBeginning the 1st of Octo-ber, 2012, the TroupsburgGeneral Store will beginwinter hours so we will beclosing at 8 p.m. everynight. As always, we areclosed all day on Sundays.892 State Route 36,Troupsburg, NY 14885.607-525-6400. October 1st is the lastday for doe tags!38-2T-C

FOR SALENew Chop-Rite (U.S.A. made)meat grinders, sausagestuffers, parts for same andEnterprise. Butcher saws,knives, hog and bologna cas-ings. Meat grinder standsready for motor or line shaft. Will sharpen your grinderknives and plates, carbidesaw blades, saw chains andmore. Jonas Byler, 4343 Co.Rt. 72, Jasper. 38-2T-P FOR SALE

Quarter horse, mare, 14yrs. old, broke to ride, makeoffer. For Sale: Farm Trac-tor, 428 McConnell, 4WD,asking $3500.00 o.b.o.607-525-6399. 38-2T-C

FOR SALERed Wing and LaCrosseShoes and Boots; huntingboots, Logger boots, insu-lated and safety shoes. Alsonew harness made to order,nylon or leather for any sizehorse. Harnesses repairedand oiled. Horse wormers,minerals and other horse re-lated products. Custommade belts, dog collars,leashes and more.

HILL & VALLEYHARNESS & SHOE,

3215 Five Corners Road,Jasper, N.Y. 14855

(2 miles north of Jasper).Hours: Monday & Friday 8-5;Tuesday & Wednesday 8-5;Saturday 8-3. Closed Sun-day & Thursday. 17-ALT-P

ELECTROLUX VACUUMCLEANERS

Uprights, Bags Parts,Service, Easy Financing.

Edward A. SwanJasper, NY Telephone

(607) 792-3394

FOR SALEBaby high chair with two trays,asking $50.00; baby walkerasking $25.00; exercise bikeasking $40.00. Everything isin good condition. Call 359-3959. 39-1T-P

KIDS CHARITYBIKES WORK

Unwanted drop offs or partsto Cty. Rt. #2 N off 119, 1 mi.on R. 39-1T-P

FOR SALEWood stove, Aurora, air tight27”x18” with adjustableblower w/extra pipes,gloves, set of fireplace uten-sils. $375.00 o.b.o. 607-478-8410. 39-1T-P

FOR SALEPumpkins, gourds, squash,red beets $10.00 1/2 bu.; Alsowinter apples. Will get nograpes. Roman Troyer, 488C.R. 103, Woodhull.39-1T-P

FOR SALE1975 GMC truck, 10 speed426 silage racks, 61,000miles. Will trade for youngstock. 458-5597. 39-1T-P

FOR SALELog length firewood, truck-load, approx. 18-21 facecords, oak, ash, maple,beech, delivered $725.00.607-738-2683. 39-4T-P

FOR SALENatural colored ram $100.Great disposition, greatlambs. A real nice BIG guywho needs a home.524-6539. 39-1T-P

APPLESCortlands & Macs. EdwinHershberger, 3345 HighupRd. Jasper, NY 14855. 39-1T-P

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HOUSEHOLD AUCTIONSaturday, October 6, 5 p.m.Cty. Rt. 6, Avoca. Auction byMitchell Mountain AuctionsJohn Helgerson, Auctioneer39-1T-C

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Leo Henry Williamson Leo Henry Williamson, born on December 21, 1923 in the town of Greenwood, NY. He was mar-ried to Betty (Beardsley)Williamson(deceased) and together they raised 3 sons:Lynn(deceased) & wife Joy & their 6 children, Alfred(deceased) and David(Ballston Spa, NY& wife Kathy) & their 3 chil-dren. Together they enjoyed those 9 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren with one expected on the way. Leo worked hard for 35 years as an Artifi -cial Inseminator with Eastern. He was very good at what he did, taking great pride in helping farmers to produce over 100,000 calves during that time! We nic-named him the the “Stud of Steuben County”. On Wednesday, September 19, 2012, Leo went to be with our Lord, as he passed on peacefully. For that, we give Praise to God for His mercies.He was 88 years old. He and Betty were moved out of Woodhull to be closer to David’s family in Ballston Spa, NY, in Saratoga County after his wife Betty’s 3rd stroke. She passed on in 2008. After that, he moved in with David’s family for 3 years. For the past year, he lived in the county nursing facility. He was well taken care of there and only a short distance from the family. He enjoyed spending time with people and was joy to be around. Everyone who knew Leo, loved him for his sweet disposi-tion and gentle ways. He always enjoyed having company and visiting. He left us all many years of memories. Over the many years, they enjoyed gardening, camping, traveling back and forth to their winter home in Zephrhills, FL, round dancing, playing cards with friends, cooking, baking, canning, and spending as much time with their grandchildren, family & friends as possible. He also leaves behind family in Greenwood that he dearly loved: Gen Williamson(George Williamson-deceased), sister Ester Williamson & family, Roger & Joanne Williamson & family, Steve & Linda Wil-liamson & family, and many nephews, neices, and their families as well. Everyone thought highly of Uncle Leo and he will be missed. A memorial service will be held On Saturday, Octo-ber 6th, at 3:00pm, at the Woodhull Baptist Church, with a reception to follow at the Methodist Church hall. Please feel free to come and share your fond memories of Leo with his family & friends. “Death has been swallowed up in victory!”(1 Cor 15:54).

Vernice E. NcNaughton Hendrickson

Vernice Edith McNaughton Hendrickson, 99, of 105 E. Highland Ave., Elkland passed away on Sunday, September 23, 2012 at Broad Acres Nursing Home in Wellsboro. Born April 17, 1913 in Little Marsh, PA, she is the daughter of the late Claire L. and Edith A. (Short) McNaughton. She graduated Class of 1931 from Westfield High School and then moved to Elkland in 1934. Ver-nice married Wayne C. “Hammer” Hendrickson, he passed away in 2000. She retired after 25 years from Corning Inc. in 1973. She is survived by her children, Glenn (Christine) Hendrickson of Addison, NY and Roberta (Gilbert) Smith of Corning, NY; a cousin Melva Calaman of Sabinsville, PA; 12 grandchildren and several great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Wayne; sons, Duane and Kermit Hendrickson; and siblings, Homer, Sid-ney, Lyndon, Kent and Irene McNaughton, Alice Dunham, Abby Drehmer, Helen Pond and Eleanor Wilson. Family will receive friends at the Kenyon Funeral Home, 214 Main St., Elkland on Friday, 1:00 – 2:00 PM. A funeral service will be held immediately following at 2:00 PM with Reverend. Larry O’Dell officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Elkland, PA. To send an online condolence visit, www.kenyonfuneralhome.com.

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Betty J. Graham Betty J. Graham, 72, of 2345 Five Corners Road, Jasper, passed away verysuddenly at home on Monday, September 24, 2012. Betty was born in Wellsboro, Pa., the daughter of James and Helen Jones Bryden. She was a graduate of Wellsboro High School. On July 22, 1956, she and Richard I. Graham were married in Wellsboro. They were engaged in dairy farming near Wellsboro and later sold their farm and moved to Jasper where they raised their family together. Betty worked for a time as a waitress at the Texas Café in Hornell and also at Pearl’s Convalescence Home in Canisteo as well as being a homemaker and mother. Richard preceded her in death on January 15, 2012. Also predeceasing her were her brothers, Donald and Robert Bryden. She is survived by her sons and daughters-in-law, Jim and Amanda Graham, Rick & Myra Graham and Randy and Debbie Graham, all of Jasper and Mark Graham of Gowanda, her daughters and son-in-law, Lisa and Richard Baker and Tammy Young, all of Jasper. Also surviving are 22 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Friends called on Thursday, Sept. 27 from Noon to 3 PM at the H.P. Smith & Son Inc. Funeral Home, 1607 Main St. Woodhull, NY. Funeral services followed there at 3 PM with Rev. Ellis Grist offi ciating. Burial was in Jasper Cemetery, Jasper, NY. Online condolences may be made at www.hpsmithandsonfuneralhome.com.

Sandra D. Rutledge Sandra D. Rutledge, 69, of Lowden Point Road, Rochester, passed awayon Monday morning, Sept. 24, 2012 at Parkridge Community Hospital in Greece, NY following a short illness. Sandy was born in Washington DC on May 30, 1943, the daughter of Rosalind Austin and Sterrick Rutledge. She was a graduate of Jasper Central School. She retired after many years of employment from Eastman Kodak Co. in Rochester, working in the clerical fi eld. She is survived by her mother and step father, Rosalind and Augustus Aldrich of Jasper, her brother and sister in law, Jeffrey and Michelle Aldrich of Jasper, her sister, Lisi Nye of Woodhull, her niece Ty and several cousins. Friends may call on Sunday, Sept. 30 from 2-4 and 6-8 PM at the H.P. Smith & Son Inc. Funeral Home, 1607 Main St. Woodhull, NY. A memorial service will follow at 8 PM with Rev. Brian Diffenbacher offi ciating. Burial will be made in Washington National Cemetery, Suitland, MD. Memorials in Sandy’s name may be made to your local Humane Society or the Ameri-can Cancer Society.Online condolences may be made at www.hpsmithandsonfuneralhome.com.

Edward W. Wind Edward W. Wind, 80, of 18 Grove St. Addison, NY, entered into rest on Friday, Sept. 21, 2012 at home after a long and courageous battle with MS. Born on December 11th, 1931 in Utica, NY, the son of Edward W. Wind and Charlotte Godfrey Wind, he grew up in Rome, NY. He graduated from Albany College of Pharmacy in 1954. After col lege he joined the Marine Corp, serving as a med tech. In 1959 he married Lois Jeanneret and in 1960 they purchased the Ad-dison Pharmacy. They operated the pharmacy until retiring in 1997. Ed was an avid golfer and enjoyed hunting, fish-ing and spending t ime at Goodhue Lake. After getting his pilot’s license, he joined the Flying Club of Addison. He was in-strumental in establishing the Pinnacle Golf & Ski Resort where he served as Treasurer for several years. He was a Kiwanis member for many years and just recently was recognized for his fifty years of dedication to the Masonic Brotherhood. Ed truly enjoyed living in Addison and getting to know so many wonderful people. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Addison. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Lois and his daughter Carolyn of Marshfield, Massachusetts. Also his sister, Marilyn Walker and her husband Bradford of Kalamazoo, Michigan, two nieces, Alison Pruitt of West Palm Beach, FL and Lauren Keller and her husband Brad of Kalamazoo, Michigan as well as four grand nieces and nephews, Sarah and Conner Pruitt and Erin and Ben Keller. Visitation was held on Wednesday evening, Sept. 26 at the First Presbyterian Church of Addison from 6-7 PM where Ed’s funeral service followed at 7 PM with Rev. Peter Marr officiating. Burial was in Woodhull Cemetery Memorials in Ed’s name may be made to the First Presbyterian Church of Addison or to Care First Hospice, Corning, NY. Arrangements are being handled by H. P. Smith & Son Inc. Funeral Home in Woodhull. Online condolences may be made at www.hpsmithandsonfuneralhome.com.

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R. Douglas Hand R. Douglas Hand, age 96, Tuscarora, passed away on Tuesday, September 25, 2012, at his home. Douglas was born on December 14, 1915, in Tuscarora, NY the son of Ralph and Sarah (Dininny) Hand. He married Amelia Travis on June 17, 1946, in Cameron, NY. He was predeceased by her on July 22, 2011 Doug was the Salutatorian of the Addison High School graduating class of 1934. He graduated with a B.S. in Ceramics Engineering from Alfred University in 1938. Upon his graduation, he worked for Corning Glass Works. Doug then served his country during WWII as a US Army Technical Corporal in the Invasion of Africa, European African Middle Eastern Theater. He was awarded the Bronze Star for his service, and discharged as a Sergeant. Doug was a life-time member of the United Methodist Church in Addison, an 80 year member of the Addison Grange, and member of the Addison American Legion. He was also a member of the Steuben County Pomona, New York State and National Grange. He was a self-employed Dairy Farmer at his home in Tuscarora and served as treasurer for the Addison Milk Producers Cooperative for many years. Doug is survived by his three sons: Rodney (Diane) Hand of Addison, Carl (Julie) Hand of Borden, Perry Hand of Genoa, NV; sister-in-law: Thelma Burslem of Corn-ing; ten grandchildren: Scott (Michele) Hand of Rochester, Andrew( Erica Haitz) Hand of North Chili, NY, Ellen (Jim) Heidrick of Borden, Andrea(John) Downing of Dayton, OH, Rose (Willie Sickler) Hand of Kings Beach, CA, Mickey(Danielle) Hand of Corning, Daisy Hand of Tuscarora, Stephen(Ashley Sims) Hand of Savona, Robyn Hand of Corning, Justin Hand of Borden; great-grandchildren: Jessi James Heidrick, Frank Douglas Heidrick, Grace Leigh Heidrick, Sarah Hand, Jacob Meade, Marleana Amelia Hand, Avalina Olivia Hand, and Casanna Banach; two nieces: Mary Lee Wilson of Pocahontas, VA, and Dawn Orr of Corning. Family and friends are invited to call at Carpenter-Flint Funeral Home, 10 Wall Street in Addison on Saturday, September 29, 2012 from 2 to 4PM and from 6 to 8PM where a memorial service will immediately follow with Rev. Knopf offi ciating. Internment will take place in Addison Rural Cemetery. Those wishing may offer condolences to the family at www.carpenter-fl intfuneralhome.com. Donations in Doug’s memory may be made to the Addison United Methodist Church, 8 Front St., Addison, NY, 14801.

Harriet E. Passaretti Harriet E. Passaretti, 68, of Back Street, Troupsburg, passed away on Sunday, September 23, 2012 at Absolut Care @ Three Rivers in Painted Post. Born in Mineola, NY on October 28, 1943, Harriet was the daughter of Harold F. and Virginia Hall Schroeder. She was a graduate of W.C. Mepham High School in Bellmore, NY. On March 7, 1971, she and Jenaro Passaretti were married in Bellmore, Long Island. They resided in Brooklyn for several years. Following the death of her husband on June 25, 1984, she and her son Kevin moved to Troupsburg, a place that Kevin had learned to love as a fresh air child while growing up. She was a homemaker and also worked in home health care in the area. She loved having fl owers and house plants around her and became certifi ed in fl oral arranging. While in Brooklyn, Harriet and Jenaro were very involved in the youth program the American Cadet Alliance. She was a member of the Austinburg Baptist Church. Surviving are her son and daughter-in-law, Kevin and Sharon Passaretti of Troupsburg, her grandchildren, Rachel and Bruce Passaretti, her sisters, Lorraine Howell of Port Jervis, NY and Claudia Schroeder (Frank) of Sparrowbush, NY as well as several nieces and nephews. Friends called on Thursday, September 27 from 7-9 PM at the H. P. Smith & Son Inc. Funeral Home, 1607 Main St. Woodhull. Funeral services were conducted on Friday, September 28 at 11:00 AM at the Austinburg Baptist Church with Pastor Adrian Essigmann offi ciating. Burial followed in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Troupsburg. On line condolences may be made at www.hpsmithandsonfuneralhome.com.

Baby Girl Born to Richmonds Hailee Rosalee Richmond was born on July 12, 2012 at 11:19 a.m. to Cas-sandra and Brad Richmond of Woodhull, New York. She weighed 8 pounds 14 1/2 ounces and was 22 inches long. Her maternal grandparents are Dan and Lori Learn of Woodhull, New York and her paternal grandparents are Jim and Carol Richmond of Andover, New York.

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ADDISONFirst Presbyterian - Rev. Peter Marr. Each Lord’s Day Morning Worship 10:00 am, Fellowship Period last Sunday of every month.Episcopal Church Of The Redeemer: The Rev. Linda Leibhart. 1 Wombough Square 607-359-2300. Sunday 11:00 am Holy Eucharist & Church School.Gateway Fellowship - Pastor Scott L. Towner, Sunday 10am Service, Nursery & Kid’s Church 11am at the Addison Community Center. Bible Study: Tuesday evenings at Oakley & Jewell Hayes’ home at 6:30pm. Please call Pastor Scott 359-2430 or email at pastortree@zoominternet.net for more info. gatewayaddisonny.comHigher Ground Christian Church - 108 Front Street, Addison. Service Sunday 6:00pm, Bible Study Tuesday 6:30-7:30pm, Emotional & Spiritual Support Group in Christ Tuesday 7:30-9:00pm. 607-222-7545.Riverside - 16 Main Street, Addison. Riverside Youth - Mondays 6:00pm (when in school). Your special meeting place.St. Catherine’s - Rev. Patrick Connor. Lord’s Day Masses: Sat. 5:15; Sun. 10:30; Consult bulletin for schedule of Masses for holidays & confessions.Sovereign Grace Baptist - Pastor Randy Ginnan. Corner Front & Wall Sts., Sun. School 9:45, Morning Wshp 10:30 am children & adults.The Jesus Church Mennonite Fellowship - 1 mile west of Addison on Route 417. Tim Wright, Pastor, Sunday School 9:30 am; Worship 10:30 am. www.thejesuschurchnymc.comFirst Baptist - Rev. Scott Greene, 14 Baldwin Ave. 359-3404, Sunday School 9:30 am, Worship 10:30 am.United Methodist - Pastor Peggy Knopf, 359-2316; Sunday Worship Service 10 am.St. Mathews Conference Center - 731 Addison Rd., Bishop Spanford Essilfi e, Sunday Worship 2:00 p.m.

ADRIANCanisteo Valley Church of Christian Fellowship - Meets in Adrian; Worship starts at 10:00 amAdrian Baptist Church - Adrian, NY. Sunday Schl 10 am, Church Worship 11 am Church phone (607) 698-2989. Pastor Frankie Garcia.

AUSTINBURGBaptist Church - Adrian Essigmann, Pastor. Sun. Schl. 10 am. Wshp. 11 am, Praise 7 pm; Wed. Prayer 7 pm.United Methodist Church - Sunday Worship 9:30 am; Fellowship 10:30 am; Pastor Sherry Good 814-326-4187.

BATHBuck Settlement Baptist Church - Greg Ferguson, Pastor.776- 2446. Sun. Schl & Church 10 am; Even. serv. 6 pm; Wed. Prayer 6:30 pmLiving Waters Church - Services Every Sunday & Thursday Night at 6:00 PM. 200 East Steuben Street 607-324-5117.

BIG FLATSUnitarian Universalist Fellowship - Rt. 17 & Hibbard Rd. Pres. - Jenny Monroe. Services 10:30 am. 607-562-3017.

BORDENBaptist - Morning Wshp. 10 am, Sunday School 11 am. Wed. night prayer service 6:00pm. 607-359-4481.

BRADFORDBaptist - Pastor Chris Durham. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am, Sun. Even. 7 pm, Wed. Prayer 7 pm.Roman Catholic - St. Stanislaus Church - Pastor, Reverend Patrick Connor. Masses: Sat. 7 pm, Sun. 8 am & 9am & 12:15pm.

CAMERONChristian Center - 5274 Co. Rt. 119 Main St., Cameron. A Full Gospel Fellowship. Teaching 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Sunday Nights. (607) 695-2673

CAMPBELLC & MA Church - 8766 Rt. 415, Campbel, Sun. Am Wshp. 10am, Fellowship time 11:00am, Sunday School 11:20am. Church phone is 527-4427.Curtis Baptist Church - Tannery Rd. Dale Ingraham, pastor. 527-8775. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Morn. Wshp. 11 am, Even. 6 pm, Wed. Even. 6:30 pm.Roman Catholic - St Joseph the Worker. Pastor: Reverend Patrick Connor. Masses: Sat. 4pm, Sun 9am.United Methodist Church - Main St., Alan Jones, Pastor. 527-3343. Sun. Morn. Wshp. 9:30 am, Sun. School, Youth & Adult - 10:45 am.

SOUTH CANISTEOUnited Methodist - Dan Knopf, Pastor. Sun. Schl. 10am, Wshp. Service 11:15 am.

CATONUnited Methodist Church - St. Rt. 225 Caton Center - Pastor Beth Bouwens 524-6551. Sunday 9:00 am Prayer & Praise Service - Traditional Worship Service 10:30am

CORNINGCampbell-Erwin Baptist Church - Meads Creek Road, Coopers Plains, NY, Pastor Tom Bell, 9:30 AM Sunday Worship Service; 10:30 AM Coffee and Conversation; 11:00 AM Sunday School.Faith Lutheran Missouri Synod - 71 W. First. St. For infor. 962-4970. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am.Friends of the Cross - Pastor, Pete Miller 962-6159. 10:00 am Sundays. Wednesday Evening 7 PM - 60 Goff Rd., E. Corning.United Pentecostal Church - 2355 Bailey Creek Road, Pastor John Bagg - 936-0870. Sunday Service 10 am.The 7th Day Adventist Church - Fuller & Cayuta Sts. Pastor, Roger Curtis 767-9233. Sabbath Serv. Sat. 11 am, Sabbath Schl 9:45 am.Christian Life Baptist - 2523 Brown Hollow Road, Corning Sunday School 9:30 am; Prayer & Praise 10:30 am; Worship 11:00 am; Evening Service 6 pm; Mid-week Wednesday at 7 p.m.South Corning United Methodist Church - 12 Caton Rd, Corning, New York, Sunday Worship 8:45 AMFirst Congregational United Church of Christ - 171 W. Pultney St., Corning, NY 14870, 607-962-7423, Rev. Marraine C. Kettell, Sunday Worship 10am, Fellowship 11am.

ELKLANDWesley Chapel - 424 N. Buffalo St - Rev. Robert Goodrich, Sun. Schl 10 am, Morn. Wshp 11 am, Wed. Eve. Bible club 6pm, service 7pm, Sun. Eve. 7 pm (814) 367-5340.New Fellowship Ministries Church - Elkland Free Methodist Church 102 Coates Ave., Elkland, PA, 814-258-7602; Sunday School 9:45am; Worship Service 10:45am; Pastor Marty ZdrojewskiParkhurst Memorial Presbyterian Church - 302 W. Main St., Sunday School 10:30 AM, Worship 11 AM, Rev. Dorothy Densmore, pastor, 814-258-7294St. Thomas Catholic Church - Fr. John Kita, Pastor, Confession Saturday 3:15-3:45pm. Mass Sat. 4pm&Sun.8:30 am. St.Catherine Mission Church (Westfi eld) - Sat. 6:15-6:45pm. Mass Sat. 7 pm & Sun. 10:30 am. Elkland United Methodist - 120 North Buffalo St., Elkland, Pastor Sandi Henker, Sunday morning service 11:00am, Sunday School 9:45am.Elkland Baptist Church - 207 W. Main Street, Elkland, PA. Sunday Morning Worship @ 11 AM; Sunday Evening @ 6 PM. Pastor Scott Ball, (570) 835-0259. www.elklandbaptistchurch.org

ERWINThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints - 80 Chatfi eld Place E, Painted Post, NY. Sunday Service at 9:30 am.

GANG MILLSTwin Tiers Christian - 36 Beartown Rd., James Kisner, Pastor 936-9403. Sundays - Bible Schl. at 9:30 am; Worship at 10:30 am

GREENWOODCommunity of Christ - Main St., Pastor Elder Denise Hoyt, Sun. Schl. 10 am; Worship 11 am.Open Door Baptist Church - RD#1. Pastor Don Mosley. (607) 792-3398. Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am; Even. Serv. 6 pm; Wed. 7:00 pm.United Methodist Church - Rev. Christian Matison, Sunday Wshp. 9:30 am, Church Schl. 9:30 am. Bennett’s Creek Bible Church - between Canisteo & Greenwood on Rt. 248. Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp Serv. 11 am.

HARRISON VALLEYFull Gospel Fellowship - Pastor Allyn Baker - Main Street, Sunday School 10 am; Morning Worship 11 am; Sun. Evening 7 pm Bible Study 11:30 am

HEDGESVILLEPresbyterian Church - Morn. Wshp. 11 am. Pastor Brian Diffenbacher

HORNBYCongregational Church - Rev. Richard Hubbard, Wshp. 9:00 am.

HORNELLLiving Waters Church - Full Gospel Church, Pastor, Philip J. Casterline. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Wshp Serv. 11 am, Wed. Bible Study 6:30 pm, Fri. Evangelistic Service 6:30 pm. Located on Whiskey Lake Rd., 324-5117.Our Lady of the Valley - St. Ann’s Church - Rev. Peter Anglaaere Masses: M-F 7am, 12:15pm, 5:15pm; Sat. 8am, 4:30pm; Sun. 7am, 10:30 am, 5:30pm.

WEST JASPERWesleyan - Rev. Todd L. Mitchell Sr, 792-3463. Sundays - “The Vineyard” at 10 am. Sunday Worship at 11 am

JASPERUnited Church - Rev. David Barnard -Wshp. Serv. 11 am; Sunday School, Bible Study 10 am. Boyd’s Corners Bible Church - Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp. Ser. 11 am, Bible Study Tues. 7:00pm held at various homes call for details 607-458-5541.

KNOXVILLEAbundant Life Full Gospel Fellowship - Alba St., Pastor, Terry Spencer 814-326-4582. Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am, Wed. Even. 7 pm.Boatman Road Full Gospel Church - Pastor Philip Campbell, presiding. Call 740-654-9554 for schedule of services and more info.Butler Hill Baptist - between Elkland & Knoxville on Butler Hill. Pastor Bill O’Neill. 814-326-4282. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Morn. Wshp. 11 am, Youth meets 6:00 pm, Even. Serv. 7:00 pm, Wed. Prayer/ Bible Study 7:00 pm.Knoxville Yoked Church - Sunday Worship 11 am; Pastor Sherry Good 814-326-4187.

LAWRENCEVILLEBaptist - Academy St., Pastor Jonathan Bowden; Associate Pastor Ivan Wheeler III and Sr. Pastor Rev. Robert C. Burket 814-258-7686; Sunday Worship 10:00 am; Harp& Bowl (call for dates & locations) 7:00pm.Calvary United Methodist - Rev. Robert Strozyk, Wshp. Serv. 8:30 AM and 11 AM, Kids for Christ, Wed 4:30 PM, Church School 9:30 AM.East Lawrence Baptist - Somers Lane Rd., G. Victor Perry, Pastor. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Wshp. 11 am, Even. Serv. 6 pm, Mon. JOY Club 6:30 pm, Wed. Prayer 7 pm.

LINDLEYCommunity Church - Pastor, Ron Head 523-7321. Rt. 15. Sun. Wshp. 10 am, Sun. Schl. 11 am, Wed. Youth 5:45 pm, Sun. Even. 7 pm, Wed. Bible Study 7 pm.Presho-Lindley United Methodist Church - Sundays 9 am Worship; 10:15 am Fellowship Hour; Pastor William R. Lusk.

EAST LINDLEYBaptist Church - Pastor, Sheldon Roblyer. Tannery Creek Rd. Wshp. Serv. 10 am, Sun. Schl 11 am, Sun. Even. 6:00 pm, Wed. Prayer 7 pm.

NELSONUnited Church of Nelson (Presbyterian and Methodist) - Worship 8:45 AM, Sunday School 10 AM, Rev. Dorothy Densmore, pastor, 570-827-2219

OSCEOLAUnited Christian Ministries Mission Outreach - 167 Main St., Director, Rev. V.E. Boley. Food & Clothing Mission Center, Life Skill Programs & Counseling for help 814-258-7304. Osceola Presbyterian - 104 Church Street, Worship at 9:30am. Pastor Sandi Henker.Osceola United Methodist Church - Pastor Sandi Henker, Sun. morning srv. 9:30am

PAINTED POSTVictory Highway Wesleyan - 150 Victory Highway. Senior Pastor, Steve McEuen. 3 Sunday Morning Wshp Services: 8:30 am-9:50 am-11:10 am; One Eighty (6-12 grade) at 9:50am & 11:10am; Remix (6-8 grade) Wed. 7-8:30pm; 5th Quarter (9-12 grade) Fri 8-9:30pm. Nursery, Children and Adult classes during all 3 services.United Methodist & First Presbyterian Churches - 201 N.Hamilton St., Pastor Glenn Kennedy. Sunday Wshp 10 a.m. / Sunday School and Adult Bible Study 11:15 a.m.

RATHBONEUnited Methodist - Minister Morris Gridley Jr., Sunday Wshp Service 9:30am

REXVILLEOur Lady of the Valley - St. Mary’s - Rev. Peter Anglaaere, Masses; Sunday 8:30 am.

RISINGVILLEUnited Methodist Church - Rev. Veronica Seeley, Worship 9:00 am.

THURSTONChristian - Rev. David Peck, Rt. 333. Sunday School 10 am; Sunday Worship 11 am; Wed. Bible Study 7 pm

TROUPSBURGTroupsburg Baptist Church - Sun. Schl. 9:30 am, Wshp. Serv. 10:30 am, AWANA (Monday) 6:00-8:00pm Phone-a-prayer (Wednesday) 6:30pm.United Methodist - Wshp Serv. Sunday 9:30 AM, God and Family hour 11:15 AM, Pastor Daniel Knopf (607) 359-4721.Young Hickory Baptist - Located on Cty Rt 117 midway between Rexville and Troupsburg. Pastor, Ellis Grist. Sun. Wshp. 9:15am; Sun. Schl. 10:30am; Cottage Prayer Meeting Wed. 5:00pm. 607-525-6402.

TUSCARORABaptist - Assoc. Pastor Terry Moore, Sun. Schl. 9:30 am, Wshp. 10:45 am, Even. Serv. 6 pm, Tue. KIDZ ROCK 6:15 pm, Wed. Youth Grp. 6:30 & Prayer Meet. 7pm

WOODHULLThe Community Church of Woodhull - United Methodist & Baptist worship together Sunday service 9:30am, Sunday school 10:00am, Located next to the fi re station, Rev. Brian Diffenbacher, Pastor, 5187 W. Main St., Woodhull, NY.

WEST UNIONMennonite Church - 1459 County Rt. 84, Pastor,Robert Walters 814-228-3221. Sun. Schl. 9:30 am; Morn. Wshp 10:30 am; Wed. evening youth group meet 7:30 p.m. Sun. evening service 3rd Sunday of each month.

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