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Vol. 47 No. 32 Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday, APRIL 6, 2013 

Community Dance 

The Community Dance will be held the 2nd and 4th 

Friday of each month from 7:30 - 11:30 at the Addison 

Community Center, 13 Community Drive, Addison, NY, 

off Front St. Everyone married or single welcome. 

Round and Square Dancing - April 12 - Cowanesque 

Valley; April 26 - Surprise. 

Cost: $10.00 each includes - Finger food,snacks and 

legal beverages served all evening, door prizes, 50/50 

raffl e, no alcohol on premises, smoking outdoors only. 

Handicap accessible. 

For information call Foster 607-458-5281 or email at 

communitydance@zoominternet.net 

Middletown Historical Society 

of Steuben County 

Join the Middletown Historical Society, 41 Main Street, 

Addison on April 10, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. for a history 

lesson on Middletown - Addison, NY., presented by 

Larry Mundy. Light refreshments provided. 

Woodhull Food Pantry 

Woodhull Food Pantry will be open on Monday, April 

8th from 10 a.m. - 12 noon and Thursday, April 18th 

from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. The Food Pantry is located at the 

Carpenter Youth Center across the street from Smith’s 

Funeral Home on the corners of Mill Street and West 

Main. Anyone in need of food is welcome. The pantry 

is operated by the Community Church of Woodhull. 

Reminder: The doors do not open until 10 a.m. on 

Monday, April 8 and 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 18th. 

Attention Addison Grangers 

Addison Grange will meet on Monday, April 8th at 11 

a.m. at Addison Place for the regular meeting followed 

by lunch at noon. 

News From the Pews 

(Addison Methodists) 

Following the celebration of Easter the Addison Methodists 

will continue to rejoice April 7th while enjoying 

the music of “Sweet Spirit”. This group of singers offers 

sacred songs and messages in witness of our faith. 

All are welcome to the 10 a.m. service to hear Pastor 

Peggy’s message and this beautiful music. 

Pantry of The Sovereign Grace 

Baptist Church 

The Pantry of the Sovereign Grace Baptist Church, 

5 Front Street, Addison, will be held on the Sunday 

following the third Saturday of each month, from the 

basement of the church building. 

Continuing the custom of previous months the pantry 

will open immediately following the Sunday School and 

Morning Worship Services. 

Persons wishing to attend the worship services are 

welcome, however, church attendance is not required. 

The Pantry is open for residents of Addison and vicinity. 

It provides a variety of foods including: breads, 

cookies, cakes, fruits and vegetables. 

This is a ministry of the church. There is no charge. 

Simply bring a box or sack in which to carry the 

foodstuff home. 

This month’s Pantry will be held Sunday, April 21st 

from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

Addison Rural Cemetery Assoc. 

Seeks Donations 

The Addison Rural Cemetery Assoc. is seeking donations. 

If you would like to contribute to this very worthy 

organization please send your donation to: Addison 

Rural Cemetery Assoc. and mail to: c/o Gene Wade, 

4 Highland Ave., Addison, NY 14801. 

Your tax deductible contribution is greatly appreciated 

and will be used to help maintain our beautiful 

cemetery. 

J-T Board Of Education Meeting 

The Jasper-Troupsburg Board of Education will hold 

its next regular meeting on Wednesday, April 10, 2013 

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. 

Lindley-Presho Senior Citizens 

Meeting 

The Lindley Presho Senior Citizens will hold their 

monthly luncheon/meeting at noon on Thursday, April 

11th at the Lindley Town Hall. 

Please bring a dish to pass and table service. All area 

seniors are welcome. 

Jasper Mobile Food Pantry 

The Jasper Mobile Food Distribution sponsored 

by the Food Bank of the Southern Tier will be held 

Saturday, April 13 at 10:00 AM at the J-T High School 

parking lot. Please bring your own bags or boxes. All 

are welcome to take advantage of the donated food. 

Addison Boy’s Indoor Soccer 

Addison boy’s indoor soccer will begin on January 6th, 

2013 in the high school gym for the following grades 

and times: Grades 3rd and 4th (practice 5-6pm); 

Grades 5th and 6th (practice 6-7pm); Grades 7th -11th 

(practice 7-9:00pm). 

A brief parent and player meeting will be held at the 

beginning of each age groups practice session. 

Please direct any questions to Dennis Knowles at 

607-329-7867 or knowlesdh@addisoncsd.org 

Tuscarora Advantage 

Spelling Bee 

Next week we will be hosting the fi rst annual Advantage 

Spelling Bee. There will be preliminaries on 

Tuesday April 9th from 4pm to 5pm, and the Main 

Spelling Bee will be on Wednesday April 10th from 

4pm to 5:30pm in the Tuscarora Elementary Cafeteria. 

The Spelling Bee 

will have spellers ranging from Kindergarten to Third 

grade who are currently enrolled in the Tuscarora 

Advantage Program. All are welcome to attend and 

support our students! 

Free Running Clinic 

Area runners are invited to attend “Run for Your Life,” 

a free seminar on Saturday, April 13 at 11:00 a.m. at 

the Horseheads Medical Offi ce Building, 100 John 

Roemmelt Drive, Horseheads. The Seminar will feature 

a lecture by Dr. Kevin Coughlin, Orthopedic Surgeon 

on optimal preparation and running technique. Arnot 

Health outpatient physical therapists will provide free 

screenings and guidance regarding muscle strengthening 

and stretching led by event coordinators Michal 

Ziembicki, MSPT, Cert MDT, CKTP and Michelle Swift, 

MSPT. Ian Golden, owner of Finger Lakes Running & 

Triathlon Company, will discuss footwear and have 

samples on display. 

Interested area residents are invited to register for this 

event by calling Health on Demand at 607-737-4499 

or 800-952-2662. Space is limited. 

Addison Food Pantry 

The Pantry is held the third (3rd) Tuesday of each 

month (except Holidays). The time is 3:00 pm to 4:00 

pm. The Pantry is located at The Addison Community 

Center, 13 Community Drive, Addison, NY 14801. THE 

ADDISON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT IS THE 

AREA SERVED. Persons using the Pantry are asked 

to bring their own bags and boxes. The next Food Pantry 

is TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2013. The Advisory Board 

meets at 2:30 p.m. with Pantry to follow at 3:00 p.m. 

Addison Central School Staff will be the volunteers. 

Donations may be made and mailed to: Addison Food 

Pantry, 13 Community Drive, Suite #103, Addison, NY 

14801. Proof of residence must be shown on your 

fi rst visit. 

Annual Healthy Kids Day 

On Saturday, April 27, 2013 from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 

p.m., the Corning Community YMCA will host a day 

full of activities and demonstrations, encouraging all 

local families to be active on that day, and every day 

that follows. 

Healthy Kids Day is a free event and is open to the 

public. Fire trucks, train safety demonstrations, and 

a teddy bear clinic hosted by Guthrie are among the 

scheduled children’s activities. Families are encouraged 

to come out for this FREE day of play and begin 

their journey toward healthy living. 

The event offers something for everyone, providing 

exhibitions, demonstrations, and fun, safety-based 

activities. Among the registered exhibitors are Arnot 

Health, Guthrie, Wegmans, First Tee, Hands on Chiropractic, 

Smith Allergy & Asthma Specialists and many 

more. Volunteers are needed to ensure a successful 

event. If you are interested in volunteering or being 

involved, please contact Kristen Morse, Communications 

Coordinator at kmorse@corningymca.org or 

(607) 936-4638 ext. 232. 

Grafting Class 

Learn how to graft your own fruit trees to create new 

trees and rework old ones. On Thursday, April 11th at 

5:45 pm, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chemung 

County will be offering a grafting class at their offi ces 

at 425 Pennsylvania Ave., Elmira. The cost is $20 per 

person. Each participant will take 2 bare root apple 

trees home at the end of the class. Pre-registration is 

required by calling 734-4453. Space is limited. 

Walking 5K for St. Jude 

On May 5th the Jasper Troupsburg area residents will 

team up with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® 

in the fi ght against childhood cancer. The “Walking 5 

K for St. Jude” is an event to give area residents the 

opportunity to help support the lifesaving mission of 

one of the world’s premier pediatric cancer research 

centers. To be held on May 5th at Jasper Troupsburg 

High School, the event will be at 8:30 AM. 

The event will include a 5K route you can walk or run 

and for the participants that need a more level surface 

the schools track can be used . Also local businesses 

can make donations for our Chinese auction. Other 

ways the public can get involved through volunteering 

or corporate sponsorships. 

Local businesses and people willing to volunteer 

please feel free to call Carlos or Deanie at 607-525- 

6127 or email carlos.mochachino@gmail.com 

/dlknowles@stny.rr.com 

“Walking 5K for St. Jude” is sponsored so far by 

Haircolor Masters & Rejuvenating Day Spa looking 

for other area businesses to also sponsor. 

For information on how to host to host a fundraising 

event for St. Jude, call 1-800-457-2444 or visit www. 

stjude.org/specialevents. 

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 otherwise posted. More information may 

be obtained by calling (607) - 359-2555. 

Events for the week of Sunday, April 7, 2013 through 

Sunday, April 14, 2013, are as follows: Sun.- 4/7 - 

Gateway Fellowship - Pastor Scott Towner - 10:00 

a.m., Al Anonymous - 7:00 p.m.; Mon. - 4/8 - Tae 

Kwon Do - 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.; Wed. - 4/10 - Euchre 

- 7:00 p.m.; Thurs. 4/11 - Tae Kwon Do - Scott 

Towner - 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m..; Fri. - 4/12 - Dance 

- 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.; Sat. - 4/13 - Ladies of the 

Valley - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Sun. - 4/14 - Gateway 

Fellowship - Pastor Scott Towner - 10:00 a.m.; 

Alcoholics Anonymous - 7:00 p.m.

ADDISON POST Saturday, APRIL 6, 2013 Page 2 

Zachary Hendrix Downing came into the world 

Th ursday, January 3, 2013 and took his last breath 

12 weeks later while peacefully napping, Th ursday, 

March 28, 2013. Th rough the heroic eff orts of his 

day care providers, emergency personal and staff 

at the Miami Valley South ER, his heart beat was 

restored and he was miraculously transported 

to Dayton Children’s Hospital ICU and every 

attempt was made to bring him back to his family. 

He was declared brain-dead due to SIDS (Sudden 

Infant Death Syndrome) on Saturday, March 30, 

2013. Zachary was lovingly held by his family 

until taken Easter Sunday, March 31, 2013. His 

legacy lives on through the donation of his heart to 

a four-month-old boy, his liver to an eight-monthold 

girl, and his kidneys to a 30-year-old man. 

With these donations, Zachary blessed others 

with an extended life. Th is was made possible 

through Life Connections of Ohio. 

Zachary is the son of John and Andrea Downing 

of Waynesville, Ohio. He is survived by his 

big brother Jacob Meade, big Chilean sister 

Constanza “Coti” Ogalde, paternal grandparents 

Darrell and Anne Downing of Franklin, OH, 

maternal grandparents Rodney and Diane Hand 

of Addison, NY, maternal great-grandmother 

Joyce Burguess of Corning, NY, paternal Aunt and 

Uncle Lisa (Shawn) Dawson, maternal Aunts and 

Uncles Scott (Michele) Hand, Mickey (Danielle) 

Hand, Stephen (Ashley) Hand, and Robyn Hand, 

loving cousins, and many others. 

Zachary, also known as Zach, Peanut, Sweet 

Pea, Pumpkin, other various vegetables, Chunky 

Monkey, Scrappy, Zach Zach, Little Buddy, and 

Sweet Sweet Baby, will be greatly missed. He 

was a strong and alert baby boy ready for the 

many adventures his mommy and daddy had in 

store for him. We will lovingly remember him as 

he recently began to smile and coo with family 

and friends. As our gift from God, his greatest 

accomplishment was allowing us and others to see 

God’s miracles through his short life. 

Visitation with service immediately following 

will be held Th ursday, April 4, 2013 at Th e Baptist 

Tabernacle, 7816 Dubois Road, Carlisle, OH 

45005. 

In lieu of fl owers, please make any donations in 

memory of Zachary to Ronald McDonald House 

Charities. 

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, 

April 15th, 2013, 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. 

Addison 

Senior Dinner 

Club 

Monday, April 8 - 

Salisbury steak with 

onion gravy, mashed 

potatoes, brussel 

sprouts, pineapple. 

Tuesday, April 9 

- Chili or meatballs, 

cornbread, carrots, 

cottage cheese, 

strawberry bavarian. 

Wednesday, April 

10 - Chicken tenders, 

red skinned potatoes, 

peas, pumpkin cake 

with whipped cream. 

Thursday, April 

11 - Turkey cheese 

macaroni casserole, 

whipped squash, 

chocolate pudding. 

Friday, April 12 - 

Baked fish or beef 

patty, potatoes augratin, mixed vegetables, coleslaw, lite yogurt. 

Milk and bread served daily. Coffee and tea. Menu subject 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 advance. The program is sponsored by the Steuben County Office 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. 

Woodhull Area Seniors Meeting 

The Woodhull area seniors met April 2, 2013 for their regular meeting and luncheon. The 

pledge was led by Arnie Herrington and Invocation by Louie Hilborn. We had 52 seniors 

that attended our meeting/luncheon. Birthdays of the month are Florella Gabel and Alice 

Ellison, and our two anniversaries Arnie and Pat Christen and Gary and Jan Calkins. 

The 50/50 was won by Ervine Taft and the door prize was won by Jean Fenton. Our fun 

time was games of Bingo. Our May meeting is May 7th at noon, so throw your favorite 

dish together and come join us for our smorgasboard luncheon/meeting at noon, at the 

old Woodhull School. 

Community Church of Woodhull 

Submitted by Sharon Calkins 

(3/31/13) Have you ever uttered the words “I quit. I’m done?” Welcome to the Emmaus 

Road. Jesus was dead and there was nothing left but the sadness and crying. Everything 

had gone wrong. Two men were walking on the road to Emmaus discussing what had 

happened. Then Jesus came up beside them and they didn’t recognize Him because He 

was dead and that was it. When He asked what they were talking about, Cleopis asked if 

He was a clueless visitor. (Paraphrased) We had a great Friend who performed miracles 

and we thought He was the answer to our problems and the One who was going to redeem 

Israel. Then He was killed and buried. Then an amazing thing happened. Some women 

went to the tomb to find the tomb empty and Jesus was gone. They said they talked with 

angels. Everything has gone from bad to worse and I am going home. They invited Jesus 

to spend the night and when He broke the bread and gave thanks; their eyes were opened 

and recognized Him. He then disappeared from them. We are all on our Emmaus Road, 

family break ups, financial problems, health issues. He wants to warm our hearts and 

change our lives. Jesus didn’t chastise them but encouraged them. The choice is ours 

of how we want to live. We need to let Him take ahold of our hands and hearts. How we 

live can be tied to Jesus. Our services are in the Baptist Church at 9:30. We welcome 

and invite you to worship with us Sunday morning.


Dr. James Meinsen, D.C. 

Chiropractor, Exercise Physiologist 

Phone: 607-359-BACK (2225) 

#13. THE TAIL DOES NOT WAG THE DOG 

BY: DR. MEINSEN 

APPLIED PHYSIOLOGIST 

CHIROPRACTOR 

Since 93% of the population does not use chiropractic, 

then it naturally follows that this overwhelming lack of the 

publics’ embrace, for a duration of over a century now, 

shows that chiropractic simply never had the consent of 

the people. 

The great George Washington, James Madison, 

Thomas Jefferson, Hamilton, John Jay, and all the 

Founders of this country, believed in the overall intelligence 

of the majority. They believed the wisdom of the people 

would overcome failings of the lesser. Now proven, a 

democracy was born and it continues! The signifi cance of 

an overwhelming measure like 93% should no longer be 

dismissed by the chiropractic profession! Not in America; 

I presume it’s probably an accurate measure. 

The duration of this demonstrative majority directly 

implicates chiropractic ignorance as the cause of 

its unpopularity; specifically, the unsteady theory of 

vertebral subluxation and, the present day repetious 

clinical application of it, are most likely the questionable 

components. 

I say, the scientifi c components of a spinal sprain/strain 

are the real isses to be investigated. This is an upgraded 

and more reasonable diagnostic construct. 

But, thinking in a vacuum, the chiropractic profession 

has stubbornly claimed biased persecution throughout 

its history. Today, there are no conspiratorial exclusions 

by the AMA..., nor by the insurance industry. Clearly, the 

chiropractic profession “OWNS” this 7% problem. People 

do have an option to utilize chiropractic. They just don’t 

The problem is Chiropractors are taught faulty science 

about the signifi cance and methods of treatment for 

a subluxation..., if this statement is untrue, then why 

hasn’t chiropractic shown that treatment progress can be 

consistently measured, can be repeatable independent of 

the practitioner and, that it is reliably effective for specifi c 

health problems? It can’t. It’s not. 

This moment won’t happen as long as the primary 

premise of chiropractic is its’ insistence that the “vertebral 

subluxation theory” stands separately and alone as a 

healing modality. Today, it is Neanderthal to think this. It 

is comparable to thinking the “tail wags the dog”. Do you 

focus on the tail to eliminate disease from the dog? No. 

“Subluxations” and tails both exist; but, they are 

subordinate entities. A subluxation cannot be separated 

from a casual, vertebral sprain/strain. No more than a tail 

can be thought separate from the dog..., and to then have 

the tail become the focus of treatment to the cure the dog. 

Richard L. “Dick” Paul 

Richard L. “Dick” Paul, age 85 of Maple St., Addison, NY, 

passed away Friday, March 29, 2013 at Founders Pavilion, 

Corning, NY. 

Born March 26, 1928 in Troupsburg, NY, he was the son 

of the late Nelson and Gertrude Sanders Paul. 

Richard worked as a truck driver for Agway in Addison, 

NY where he retired after approximately 15 years service. 

He had a love for cars, often attending local car shows. 

He also enjoyed camping, attending jamborees at the CB 

ground and over the road trucking trips with close friend, 

Dave Harris. 

Richard is survived by close friend and companion, Naomi 

Jean Welty of Addison, four children; Dorothy Decker, Addison, 

NY, Veronica (Joseph) Reagan, Elmira Heights, NY, 

Charles (Joan) Paul, Pine City, NY and Mark Paul of Woodhull, 

NY, step-children; Theodore J. Case, Jr., Harrisburg, 

PA, Ernest W. Case, Sr., Williamsport, PA, Norma (Tom) 

Ketcham, St. Stephens, SC, grandchildren; Kimberly, Samantha, 

Micheala, Charlie Robert, Tommy (Jaime), Ethan, 

Erin, Danny and Melissa and great grandchildren; Alden, 

Kainan, Emma Blue, Charles R., Jr. and Nolan, several 

step grandchildren and step great grandchildren, sister, 

Eloise Chapin, Corning, NY, several nieces and nephews 

and special friend, Dave Harris and family. 

In addition to his parents, Richard was predeceased by 

a brother, Lester John Paul. 

It was Richards wishes that there be no services. Carpenter-Flint 

Funeral Home, 10 Wall St., Addison, NY has 

been entrusted with the arrangements. In lieu of fl owers, 

those wishing to make donations in Dick’s name may do 

so to a charity of ones choice. 

Annual 

Meeting for 

Mount Hope 

Cemetery 

The annual meeting 

for the Troupsburg 

Mount Hope Cemetery 

will be Tuesday, 

April 16, 2013 at 7pm 

at the Troupsburg 

Town Hall. All interested 

are invited to 

attend. For any questions 

please contact 

Jim Austin or Dorie 

Bliss. 

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Alfred E. Kashmer 

Alfred E. Kashmer, 80, of Thomas Road, Woodhull, 

NY, entered into rest on Sunday, March 31, 

2013 at home in the comfort and care of his loving 

family. 

Al was born in Duryea, PA on October 15, 1932, 

the son of Thomas A. and Anna (Fedor) Kashmer. 

He was a 1950 graduate of Bradford, NY Central 

School where he excelled in athletics. 

A US Army veteran, Al enlisted in April 1956 and 

served until March 1958 followed by time spent 

in the US Army Reserves. On June 20, 1959, he 

and Connie Michaels were married at St. Mary’s 

Catholic Church in Elmira. 

Al had been employed by the Ingersoll Rand Co. 

in Painted Post as a young man and left there 

following a layoff. He then worked for the Horseheads 

School District and Ward LaFrance in Elmira 

Heights. He later returned to Ingersoll Rand from 

where he retired as stock room coordinator. An 

avid LA Dodgers fan, he also enjoyed woodworking. 

Al was a great car enthusiast and his vehicles 

were always kept in immaculate condition with his 

constant care. 

He was a communicant at St. Catherine’s Catholic 

Church in Addison. 

Surviving is Al’s wife of 52 years, Connie Kashmer 

at home, his daughter and son in law, Laurie 

and Robert Warzyniak of Sayre, PA, his sons and 

daughters in law, Darrell and Mary Kashmer of 

Rochester, NY, Martin Kashmer (Dr. Karen Kulikowski) 

of Scott Plains, NJ and Michael and Amy 

Kashmer of Churchville, NY, his grandchildren, 

Robert, Michael and David Warzyniak and Zachary, 

Gregory and Emily Kashmer, his sisters, Marion 

Switzer of Bath, NY, Leona Paproky of Corning, 

NY and Dorothy Fritz of Huntsville, Ala., his brother, 

Robert Kashmer of Bonita Springs, FL and several 

nieces and nephews. 

Al was preceded in death by his sister, Joan Kashmer 

and his brothers, Thomas, Michael, Joseph 

and John Kashmer. 

There was no visitation. A Mass of Christian Burial 

was held at St. Catherine’s Catholic Church in Addison 

on Friday, April 5 at 11 AM with Rev. Patrick 

Connor celebrant. 

Burial was in Woodhull Cemetery, Woodhull, NY. 

In lieu of fl owers, memorials will be accepted for 

Care First Hospice, 11751 East Corning Road, 

Corning, NY 14830. 

On line condolences may be made at www.hpsmithandsonfuneralhome.com. 

The Addison Post only 

accepts Obituaries that 

come from Funeral 

Homes or other printed 

newspapers. 

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Drawing: Nov. 11, 2013 

Donation: $2 each or 3 for $5 

Benefi t: Veterans Rehabilitation Program 

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Dr. Janet E. Crane 

Dr. Janet E. Crane: Born on 8/18/1936 in Corning, 

New York. Died on 3/11/2013 in Gainesville, Florida. 

Known for her dedication to family and friends; love 

for her dachshunds and horses; and strong passion 

for travel and professional football, she will be greatly 

missed and especially remembered for her profound 

courage in the face of sickness and her notable dignity 

in the face of death. 

Her academic paths included undergraduate and 

graduate degrees from the University of Buffalo in 

New York where she also started her career in teaching 

physical health education. She then obtained her 

medical degree from the Osteopathic School of Medicine 

in Kansas City, Missouri. She practiced psychiatry 

in New York, Connecticut and Kansas before moving 

to Orange Lake, Florida with her life-long friend, Penelope 

Adams. 

In addition to being a physician, she was also the 

owner/operator of Phantaseas of Dachshunds, a business 

of raising, training, and showing national dachshund 

champions which were also her beloved pets. 

Dr. Crane was preceded in death by her loving 

parents, Milton H. Crane and Alice Orr Crane, of Addison, 

New York. She is survived by her fi ve siblings, 

Mary Crane Welsh of Watkins Glen, New York; Milton 

T. Crane of Addison, New York; Richard V. Crane of 

Middleton, New York; James H. Crane of Caledonia, 

New York; and Jeanne Crane-Smith of Kansas City, 

Missouri. 

A memorial service was held at Parklands Nursing 

and Rehabilitation Center, 1000 NW 16th Ave, Gainesville, 

Florida on Tuesday, March 19th at 2:30 pm. 

In lieu of fl owers, memorial donations can be sent 

to either Haven Hospice, 4200 NW 90h Boulevard, 

Gainesville FL 32606 OR the University of Florida 

College of Veterinary Medicine, PO Box 100125, 

Gainesville FL 32610. A private family burial service 

will be held in Addison, New York later this spring.


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LEGAL NOTICE – 

JASPER-TROUPSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 

ANNUAL SCHOOL DISTRICT PUBLIC HEARING 

NOTICE OF BUDGET VOTE –VOTING ON BOARD SEAT 

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Public Hearing of the Inhabitants of the Jasper-Troupsburg Central 

School District, Jasper, Troupsburg, Steuben County, qualifi ed to vote at school meetings in said district, 

will be held in the Elementary SchoolBuilding at Troupsburg in said district on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 

at 7:00 PM for the transaction of such business as is authorized by Education law. 

And notice is also given that a copy of the statement of the amount of money which will be required for the 

ensuing year for school purposes exclusive of public moneys, may be obtained by taxpayers in the district 

during the fourteen days immediately preceding the annual public hearing except Saturday, Sunday, 

or holidays, at the business offi ce of the Jasper-Troupsburg Central School between the hours of 8:45 

AM and 3:45 PM. Voting on the 2013-2014 budget and/or other propositions involving the expenditures 

of money for the Jasper-Troupsburg Central School District will be held in the Elementary School Building 

at Troupsburg on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 from 12 noon until 8:00 PM. 

And notice is also given that the petitions nominating candidates for the offi ce of member of the Board of 

Education must be fi led with the clerk of the district no later than 5:00 PM on April 21, 2013. The vacancy 

to be fi lled is as follows: one fi ve year term of Lisa Tracy, last incumbent. Forms may be secured at 

the business offi ce of the Jasper-Troupsburg Central School, Jasper, N.Y. School Board members are 

elected by a plurality of the votes cast for each vacancy. Voting on Board of Education members will 

be held simultaneously with the 2013-2014 school budget voting. 

And 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 application 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 reach the offi ce of the District Clerk not later than 5:00 

P.M. on the day of such special district meeting. 

Melinda S Morgan, District Clerk 

Addison Town 

Board Meeting 

This is a summary of the 

March 14, 2013 board 

meeting of the Addison 

Town Board. 

Comment from Public: 

Joe Trappler complained 

about all the money 

being put into our roads 

and they are not being 

maintained properly. 

Received request in 

writing from Steven 

& Peregrine Hibbard 

requesting that 535? 

of the Gosper Rd that 

runs through the North 

end of their property 

be abandoned. They 

would put a turnaround 

in on the south end of 

the property for town use. 

Department Head 

Reports: Assessor 

Lyons stated that 

Assessor Weale past his 

last course. The state will 

be removing any STAR 

Basic & STAR Enhanced 

from any property owners 

that own more than 

$4500 in state tax debts. 

Highway Superintendent 

Parrillo stated they had 

to replace one of the 

overhead doors due to 

rotting. Maintenance was 

done on the tractor, roller 

and grader. Excavator is 

in Batavia getting brush 

mower installed. Town 

Clerk Andrukat asked 

Atty. McCarthy about 

legality of the dog tickets 

being issued and why 

are they being dismissed 

by the court even though 

they didn’t have 

license at time of ticket? 

Tax’s will be returned to 

the County on Thursday, 

April 4th at 10am. 

Committee Reports: 

Councilperson Hallett 

stated that the cracks on 

the Southwest corner of 

town hall looks like they 

are starting to expand. 

Old Business: Motion 

was made and past to 

set a public hearing for 

Thursday, April 11, 2013 

at 7:02pm on Local Law 

TOWN OF JASPER RABIES CLINIC 

A Rabies Clinic will be held in the Town of Jasper April 25th from 

6:00-8:00 PM at the Town Barns. All pets must be confi ned. The 

Town Clerk will be present to license Jasper dogs. A $5.00 donation 

is requested but not required to cover County and Town costs. 

Sheila Leach - Town Clerk 

NOTICE 

THE ADDISON CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION 

WILL NOT HOLD THEIR REGULAR WORK SESSION APRIL 

9, 2013. 

AND 

AS REQUIRED, THE ADDISON SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD 

OF EDUCATION WILL MEET ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2013 

AT 5:30 P.M. IN THE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA TO VOTE ON 

THE GST BOCES BUDGET FOR 2013-2014, AND WILL ALSO 

CONDUCT REGULAR BUSINESS. (THERE WILL BE NO OTHER 

BUSINESS MEETING IN APRIL) 

ADDISON TOWN 

BOARD MEETING 

Will be held Thursday, April 11th @ 

6:30pm at the Addison Town Barn, 2796 

John Rial Road 

OPENING SOON 

Community Farmers Market 

located @ 4100 St. Rt. 417 Jasper, NY. 

Local produce in season, baked 

goods, craft s, indoor/outdoor 

furniture & more expected 

Watch for future ads & opening date 

& schedule! 

#2 of 2013 providing for an appointment of a single Town Assessor and abolition 

of three offi ces of elected Town Assessor pursuant to §328 of NYS Real Property 

Tax Law. Motion was made and past to have Town Clerk Andrukat advertise for a 

B.A.R. member. Motion was made and past to approve the agreement to spend town 

highway funds as presented by Highway Superintendent Parrillo excluding #2B on 

page two. Motion was made and past to appoint James Mosher as Deputy Highway 

Superintendent and to be paid $500/yr. 

New Business: Motion was made and past to allow Assessor Clerk Andrukat to 

sign up for the pictometry program. The building committee and Hwy Superintendent 

Parrillo will work together to get the specs around for the new town barn. Motion was 

made and past to have the regular board meeting for April to start at 6:30pm. This 

meeting will be held at the Addison Highway Department on the John Rial Road. 

Reports: Supervisor and Town Clerk monthly report for February received. Justice 

report and check received for February - $5645.00. Approval to pay the bills as usual 

in the amount of $18,070.05. 

Other Business: 

Respectfully submitted: Betty L. Andrukat, Town Clerk 

Next scheduled meeting Thursday, April 11, 2013 at 6:30pm at Town Barns. 

Addison Post Email: addisonpost@gmail.com 

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Addison Little League Workbee 

will be held every Saturday in April 

from 10 AM - Until. All coaches 

are required for 1 day Workbee. 

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Addison Men’s Bowling 

Week of 4-3-13 

Standings W 

Micro Solutions 184 1/2 

The Liquor Factory 183 1/2 

Addison Post 180 1/2 

Brian’s Flooring 170 1/2 

Wade’s Farm & Home 164 1/2 

F.O.E. #3904 160 1/2 

Hale Roofi ng 160 

Metarko’s 147 1/2 

Wade’s Do It Best 146 1/2 

Wallace Trucking 137 

Titus Auctions 132 1/2 

Buzzy’s Dream 122 1/2 

TEAM SCORES 

Hale Roofi ng 18 Addison Post 3 

Brian’s Flooring 15 1/2 The Liquor Factory 5 1/2 

Wallace Trucking 18 F.O.E. #3904 3 

Titus Auctions 14 1/2 Buzzy’s Dream 6 1/2 

Metarko’s 13 Wade’s Do It Best 8 

Wade’s F & H 11 Micro Solutions 10 

High Game Scratch 

T. Dieter, Jr. 279 

J. Kennedy, Jr. 279 

R. Dieter, Jr. 269 

High Ind. POA 



A. Buckley 58 

High Game Series 

J. Kennedy, Jr. 707 


T. Taggart 689 

High Ind. Series POA 


A. Buckley 83 

T. Taggart 77 

JACKPOT WINNERS 

High Scratch Jackpot - T. Dieter, Jr./ 

J. Kennedy 279 

High P.O.A. - R. Dieter, Jr. 

Strike Jackpot - Tony Creaton 

66 

TOP TEN AVERAGES 

M. Maser 226 

O. Hayes, Jr. 226 

J. Kennedy,Jr. 224 

R. Stewart 219 

M. Beaver 217 

S. Kuhn 210 


S. Shaddock 205 


M. Davis 202 

* The next two weeks are position rounds. 

2nd 1/2 title on the line next week! 

Addison’s Businesses, Institutions, 

and Buildings 

Auto, Gas Stations, and Garage 

Industry in Addison 

45 Main Street 

Part III: 1907-1940 Doddato 

From 1907 to after World War I, the property 

appears to be vacant or having only minor buildings. 

Then after World War I, capitalizing on 

the newly emerging automobile craze, and the 

autos need for fuel; a company called the Metro 

Oil Company bought, and built a “refueling” station 

c. 1921-1923 at 45 Main Street. It was one 

of 40 built by that company in Steuben County. 

About the same time as this, Addison businessman, 

and American House owner Angelo 

Sisto and his wife Irene returned from a trip 

to Italy (1923). On his return, and realizing 

the economic potential of “fueling” stations, 

Angelo bought four gas and oil stations in Addison. 

These included the large, one-roomed 

brick building constructed by Metro probably c. 

1918-1923 at 45 Main Street(1923); the John J. 

Pepper Gas Station on Jones Square(between 

the Eagle Hotel and the first Baptist Church) 

(February, 1926); the Chatfield Sales Room 

and Garage on Tuscarora Street(June, 1926); 

and along with Burr Noble, bought out all of 

the filing stations of the Metro Oil Company in 

Steuben County including the one at 121 Front 

Street. Sisto operated all of these successfully 

until 1930 when he sold all of his interests 

in the gas station operations to the Shell Oil 

Company. The station at 45 Main Street went 

from a Metro to a Shell station. Shell Oil, as 

a matter of restructuring and divesting itself 

of individual stations, closed the old Metro 

station at 121 Front Street; and leased/with 

option to buy the 45 Main Street station in 

September to Frederick Doddato. It became 

Doddato’s Service Station. Dominic Doddado, 

the owner-operator for 40 years of the station, 

retired on December 31, 1971. In an Addison 

Post article (1/4/1972), he noted and explained 

the discrepancy. His explanation was 

that his brother, Frederick, who was attending 

the University of Alabama, and Dominic, who 

had just graduated from Addison High School, 

Class of 1931, was supposed to operate the 

station until Fred returned. He never did; and 

“Dom” kept on in the business. He left the 

business briefly to serve in the U. S Army’s 

501st. Military Police Battalion, from 1943 to 

February of 1946 when he was discharged. 

During June of 1940, the old brick station was 

replace with a new building. It was built of 

concrete with masonry load bearing walls. It 

was built by the Davis Construction Company 

with electrical work being done by Barkalow 

Electric of Addison, New York. This location 

was in the center of the business district at the 

time(1940); and was surrounded by nineteenth 

century commerical buildings. To the east were 

residential buildings and across Colwell Street, 

Addison High School. The building was basically 

without any architectural or historical 

importance except that it was built on the site 

of burned-out Greek revival Blakslee house. 

The building did show very slight influences 

of an Art Deco style. 

Dear Editor 

On Wednesday, March 27th I picked up the 

Addison Alumni & Class of 1960 scholarship 

applications from the guidance office. Needless 

to say I was terribly disappointed in how 

few applications there were (8 total). Being old 

school, I simply can’t fathom the lack of interest 

of the Class of 2013 for free money. 

I was informed the main reason being, parents 

don’t like the idea of providing a copy of their 

tax return, that’s their prerogative. The scholarship 

committee’s prerogative is either provide 

the required information or to be automatically 

rejected. For the past 13 years the committee 

has had the same policy in place. Whose fault 

is it; the parents or the students? 

Terry A. Llewellyn 

Class of 1960 spokesman 

Th e Addison Volunteer Fire Department 

held its Annual Banquet on March 9, 2013. 

A fabulous dinner was catered by Marge Myers. We 

would like to thank Marge and "the girls" Missy, Cassie 

and Hannah, for all the work they did to make this a 

memorable banquet. 

We would also like to thank Fran's Landing for donating 

food for the banquet. Without business's like Fran's 

Landing, this community would not be what it is today. 

Our Award Ceremony followed with our members 

receiving the following recognitions. 

Kendell Jordan - Fireman Of Th e Year 

Brooke Manuilow - Rookie Of Th e Year 

Fire Squad - Derek Ribble, Alan VanSkiver 

Kendell Jordan, Eric Ribble 

EMT Of Th e Year - Burdett Padgett 

Ambulance Attendant Of Th e Year - Alan VanSkiver 

Life Squad - Jamie Seymour, Sam Hollister 

Burdett Padgett, Rebecca Nelson 

MHS Tool of the Week Contest 

Identify the Middletown Historical Society antique 

tool of the week. Prizes will be awarded to the first 

two correct answers submitted. 

You may drop off your answer or mail it to the 

Middletown Historical Society, 41 Main St. Addison 

or to the Addison Post, 42 Main St., Addison 

14801. 

The answer to last weeks tool of the week was - 

Chalkboard Staff Liner 

DW Masonary 

4-3-13 

DW Masonry 74 1/2 - 41 1/2 

Guild’s Collision 74 1/2 - 41 1/2 

Addison Post 62 1/2 - 53 1/2 

W Wood Masonry 58 - 58 

W W Masonry 50 1/2 - 65 1/2 

BYE 25 - 91 

High Indv. Game 

Helen Abbey 188 

Tonya Tombs 183 

Joyce Allington 174 

Team High Hdcp. 

Game 

DW Masonry 428 

Guild’s Collision 423 

WW Masonry 392 

High Indv. Series 

Helen Abbey 489 

Tonya Tombs 462 

Joyce Allington 444 

Team High Hdcp. 

Series 

DW Masonry 1173 

Guild’s Collision 1162 

W Wood Masonry 1149


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Dear Editor 

Well, we didn’t get must 

justice, but the message 

is out there that 

we aren’t going to put 

up with “dirty politics” in 

our town. 

If you have any doubt 

as to whether the antics 

pulled were wrong you 

should read the 15 page 

report by the Chemung 

County D.A. You can 

do so by going to the 

WENY-TV website. Go 

to the Rathbone Election portion and in the lower 

left corner is a box-click on it and it’s the report. 

Thank you, WENY-TV, for doing a thorough job 

and presenting all the information for the people 

by posting the report -- you were the only ones. 

EVERYONE needs to read this report, there 

are things that will open eyes to what took place, 

things that the media didn’t bring out in any of 

their reports. 

My initial intent was to inform everyone about 

the parts in the report that were over looked. No 

one seems to have given the full extent of the fact 

that the D.A. could have charged the voters that 

were connned in this ordeal. Fact is, in the report 

it states he could have charged them (p.11 & 12 

) but chose not to because he felt that they were 

victims of dirty politics. 

The D.A. used more politically correct wording, 

but several times in the report refers to it as basically 

dirty politics. The charge holds a sentence of 

up to 12 months in jail ( I checked it out). 

With that said, two articles have come to my 

attention that I felt needed addressing because I 

was appailed when I read them. 

The fi rst was a statement in the newspapers by 

Mr. Farrand. (I’m not picking on him , it’s that he 

made the statement) The statement was all they 

did was an “aggressive” campaign. Really? Voters 

almost getting charged with a crime, because of 

the involved candidates’ antics, is a little more an 

than “aggressive” campaigning. 

Then there’s the second article. At fi rst I thought 

was a joke, but it wasn’t. Mr. Winner (lawyer and 

long time associate of Mr. Farrand) stated that 

the investigation was a waste of resources and 

that Mr. Farrand was a victim. I was stunned to 

say the least. 

Whenever dirty politics is stopped so that campaigns 

can be honest and fair is never a waste of 

resources. Mr. Farrand directed these people into 

doing clearly questionable acts. As stated on p. 7 

they were only following Mr. Farrand’s direction. 

How is he a victim?? 

On p. 10 & 11 of the report it clearly shows that 

Mrs. Olin from the B.O.E. warned Mr. Farrand about 

the nature of the absentee ballots. So knowing that 

it had to be one of the 6 reasons on the absentee 

ballot in order to be legal he proceeded with the 

campaign, putting several voters in the position 

where they could have been charged with a crime 

if it had not been for the compassion of the D.A..( 

All that information is in the report). 

Again I’m not just picking on Mr. Farrand -- it’s just 

that he is the only one that Mr. Winner pointed out 

as a victim. The VOTERS are the only victims in 

this. In my opinion it’s arrogant and reprehensible 

to suggest otherwise. The only thing that Mr. Farrand 

is a victim of is getting caught and I have to 

say he wasn’t alone. 

With all this said I am going to give some credit 

to Mr. Kirk and Mr. Newell they cooperated with the 

investigators and according to the report were the 

only ones to do so with out council (p.5). 

Also I would like to thank Mr. Newell again, he, 

so far, is the only one who has shown remorse 

and has apologized to many people. He truly feels 

bad about the events that happened. At least one 

man is big enough to take responsibility and make 

amends. For that he deserves respect. 

People complain that voting should be made 

easier but as long as we have these kinds of things 

going on it makes it hard to do so. The rules are 

already being abused and to pushed to their limits. 

How can they even begin to try to make it easier. 

Carla Barney 

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Elmer “Papa” Claud Bliss 

Elmer “Papa” Claud Bliss passed away at Johnston 

Willis Hospital, Richmond, VA on April 1, 2013 at 

the age of 86. 

Elmer is predeceased by his loving wife Diane Bliss 

and step daughter Vicki McKenzie. 

Elmer is survived by his loving wife of 9 years, 

Clara Bliss. 

Elmer is lovingly remembered by his brothers, 

Floyd Bliss (Nelle) of Addison, NY and Carl Bliss 

(Alberta) of Lindley, NY; mother-in-law Ruth Coon; 

step children Joe VanGorden, Patrick VanGorden, 

Mike VanGorden, Kay Little, Mike Faulkner, Darlene 

Hansen; grandchildren Corey Pillar (Brittany), 

Kelly VanGorden, Aimee Clark, Katie Little, Stephanie 

Bayse, Adam Himes, Eric Himes, Rhiannon 

Faulkner and 9 great grandchildren. 

Elmer was born at home in Tuscarora Township, 

Steuben County, NY on October 18, 1926. 

He attended Addison High School. He served in 

the US Army in Korea, worked as an air conditioner 

and refrigeration expert, taught air conditioning and 

refrigeration classes at Steuben County BOCES 

and later was a valued support staff member at the 

Charlotte Latin School in Charlotte, NC. 

He retired from Charlotte Latin School at the age 

of 78. 

Elmer enjoyed woodworking and made many special 

gifts for family and friends. He enjoyed creating 

and giving each new baby of family or close friends 

a specially made, personalized, teddy bear sized 

rocking chair. 

He was an active member of Harrison United Methodist 

Church, Pineville, NC and Mt. Pisgah United 

Methodist Church, Midlothian, VA. He was also a 

member of the Masonic Lodge in Addison, NY. 

The memorial service of remembrance and celebration 

of life will be held at Mt. Pisgah United Methodist 

Church Chapel, 1100 Mt. Pisgah Drive, Midlothian, 

VA, 23113 on April 27, 2013 at 2 pm. with Reverend 

Lori Beach offi ciating. A reception will take place at 

Mt. Pisgah United Methodist Church immediately 

following the service. 

In lieu of fl owers, memorials may be made to 

Hospice of Virginia Foundation, 1700 Bayberry Ct. 

Suite 300, Richmond, VA, 23226; Mt. Pisgah UMC, 

1100 Mt. Pisgah Drive, Midlothian, VA, 23113 or 

Harrison UMC, 15008 Lancaster Highway, Pineville, 

NC, 28134. 

NYS Hunter Education Course 

This course covers the information required to obtain 

your hunter education certifi cate from New York 

State’s Department of Environmental Conservation 

(DEC). The three sessions will take place at the 

Addison Rod & Gun Club. Students are expected 

to read all course material as well as bring a writing 

utensil and paper. 

A parent or legal guardian must complete and sign a 

consent form for any student under 16 years of age. 

Grandparents, aunts,uncles, etc. are not acceptable 

unless they are legal guardians. This signed form 

must be in place before an 11 - 15 year old can take 

the class. 

Class Schedule: Session 1 - Monday, April 22, 2013, 

5:30 - 9:00 p.m. 

Session 2 - Tuesday, April 23, 2013, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. 

Session 3 - Saturday, April 27, 2013, 9:00 a.m. - 

1:00 p.m. 

Attendance to all sessions required. 

Pre-registration is required. Contact instructor Dave 

Sutton 607-725-0642; email suttondw.nysdeche@ 

gmail.com 

NOW OPEN Daily Starting @ 10:00 AM 

Office hours will be from 9:00 to 4:00 on Mon, Wed and Thurs at Indian Hills and 

Tues and Friday at Pinnacle until the courses open. 

Lindley-Presho Annual 

Garage Sales 

The Lindley-Presho Annual Garage Sales will 

be held May 3rd & 4th. The sales are open to 

all Town of Lindley residents. If interested in 

having a sale, please call Delores Davis at 523- 

7749 or Mary Jane Semple at 523-7308 by April 

10th for information. A small fee is charged per 

household having a sale to cover the expenses 

for advertising. Without ads, a sale would not be 

successful so asking all who have sales to help 

with the expensses. Again, please contact one 

of the above so we can get information to you. 

Coin Show 

The Bath Collector’s Club Coin Show will be held 

Saturday, April 13, 2013 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

at the Fire Station, 50 E. Morris Street, Bath, 

New York. Coins, stamps and supplies. Watch 

for signs, handicap accessible, free admission, 

free parking, food and drinks available. 

Jacobs Brothers Present 

Concert 

The Jacobs Brothers will present a concert at the 

Quackenbush Hill Baptist Church located at 4371 

College Ave., Corning, NY on Sunday, April 21st 

at 6:00 p.m. 

Addison Car Seat/Booster Seat Car 

Check & Distribution 

A car seat/booster seat car check and distribution will be hosted by Armstrong 

Telephone Co., 136 Front Street, Addison on Saturday, April 13th, 2013 from 

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. No appointment needed, but appreciated. 

Have your own car seat/booster seat inspected for safety at No Cost. (Must 

meet income eligibility guidelines for car seat distribution. Car Seats and Booster 

Seats available to income qualifi ed families. Sponsored by Steuben County Public 

Health & Nursing Services; NYS Trooper; Governor’s Traffi c Safety Committee; 

Steuben County Sheriff’s Department and Healthy Families Steuben. 

Speale 1st Anniverciery 

Wabbits wibbons wound an wodded whiggle 4 more, 

awaiting wonder to end out as Tuesdays gone. 

Springs jumped into April after fools gold fades, 

births are but new faiths, lifes recycling again. 

Years without meaning won’t be remembered as such, 

everything has purpose to he seeking its course. 

Thinking’s a door, windows are dreams of shores, 

Where edges gives ways and opportunities do aply. 

Surmisings useless unless you’re seeing thru the lies, 

Then freedoms can fl y since sailings God’s fun. 

Winds are for heroes overcoming what’s been done, 

Now isn’t forever like what’s soon to come. 

Believing on tomorrows because good has always won, 

Showing um, 

Pete’sly. 

*Misspelling or play on words requested by author 

Letters to the Editor Policy 

The Addison Post encourages members of the community 

to tell us their thoughts on issues of public importance, 

not personal matters. Written articles or letters to the editor 

should be typed or neatly printed. Letters that are fewer than 

300 words are preferred, but longer letters will be printed at a 

cost of 15¢ per word over 300. Letters may be mailed, faxed, 

dropped off or emailed, however every letter MUST be signed 

and include an address and phone number for verifi cation, or 

it will not be printed. Letters may be edited for space considerations.The 

publication of any letter is at the discretion of the 

Editor. All letters become the property of The Addison Post 

and cannot be returned. 

Pantry of Angels 

The April,2013 distribution schedule for the 

Pantry of Angels of the Presho United Methodist 

Church, 1727 Indian Hills Rd, Painted Post, NY 

14870 (Rt 15-Presho Exit) is as follows: 

Thursday, April 11 4:30-5:30pm Full Pantry; 

Thursday, April 18 4:30-5:30pm Bread & 

Produce; Thursday, April 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 4pm and 5:30pm at 607-523- 

7250 on thursdays, so that arrangements can be 

made. For emergency food, call 607-523-8125 

or 607-523-8020. 

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8872 or 

sales@jimsequipment.com 

FIREWOOD FOR SALE 

ll hardwood, seasoned 

ne year. 4x8x16. HEAP 

pproved. 607-525-6153. 

9-RTF 

CLASSIFIED AD RATE: $7.00 

for the first 20 words 10¢ a 

word thereafter 



16hp, Onan 4WD, 

Hydrostatic,Power Steering & 

Hydraulic Lift. Includes 48” 

Flip-up Mower & Weight Kit. 

Good Condition. 

Jim’s Equipment Repair, 607- 

527-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 


AUTO INSURANCE 

Save money!!! 

Low Rates!! 

Low Down Payment, 

Local Service 

Call the Stewart Agency 

359-3617 



25hp Kohler, 4WD, Power 

Steering, Hydrostatic, Hydraulic 

Lift & Weight Transfer 

Kit. Includes Weight Kit 

and 72” Mower Deck. Very 

Good Condition! 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 


(Can also be seen at 

www.jimsequipment.com) 

FOR SALE 

Pine, Hemlock, Larch 

and Oak Lumber. In stock 

and cut to order. 

BEILER LUMBER 11227 

Co. Rte. 119 Addison, NY. 

3 miles west of Addison 

607-359-4197. Call at 

8:00 to 8:30 a.m. 

FOR SALE 

1989 Chevy truck 2 wheel, 

305 motor new battery, alternator, 

plugs, wires and 

distributor cap, 184,284 

miles comes with extra, 

305 motor, tranny, 2 doors, 

cap, 2 new spare tires. 

$1500.00. Call 607-368- 

9330. 14-2T-P 

FOR SALE 

PINE LUMBER FOR SALE 

in stock at all times, sometimes 

fully airdried. Will also 

cut to order. Levi J. Byler, 3 

miles west of Addison on 

Hardscrabble. 607-359-3979. 

Call Sat. 12:30 to 1:00 . 

49-12T-P 

NEW B&S VANGARD 

BIG BLOCK ENGINES 

35hp V-twin, gas, electric start, 

50 amp charging system, HD 

Air Filter, Muffler, Fuel pump & 

oil cooler. 1-1/8”x3” crankshaft. 

Manufacturers warranty 

- 3 years. ONLY 3 AVAILABLE! 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 


12-1T-C 

FOR SALE 

3 Chi-Pom puppies, 7 wks. 

old, 1st shots & wormed, 1 

female, 2 males, very cute. 

David Hershberger, 2116 

Lyon Rd., Woodhull, NY 

14898. 14-1T-P 

2005 VENTRAC 4WD 


31hp Turbo Diesel, 4WD, 

Hydrostatic, Power Steering, 

Many Options. Includes 60” 

Flip-up Mower. ONLY 313 

HOURS - Completely Serviced 

- Very Good Condition. 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872, or 


FOR SALE 

29 acres with big house, 

polebarn, skid building, windmill 

for water, asking $96,000, 

offers welcome. Contact me 

after 5:00 p.m. or Saturdays. 

Daniel Hershberger, 3072 

Prutsman Rd., Troupsburg, 

NY 14885. 12-4T-P 

FOR YOUR 

DIGITAL 

PRINTING NEEDS 

Addison Post 

359-2238 



27hp Kohler, 4WD, Power 

Steering, Hydrostatic, Hydraulic 

Lift. Includes Weight 

Kit and 60” Flip-up Mower 

Deck. Completely Serviced - 

Good Condition! 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 




FOR SALE 

Chainsaw parts, lawnmower 

parts and service. Bar oil, 

belts, blades,new engines 

and repair. Mon. - Fri. 7:30 - 

4:30; Sat. 7:30 - 12:00. 

Yoder Engine Repair 

4100 S.R. 417 

Woodhull, NY 14898 

6-RTF-C 

2007 KIOTI DK45SEH 

4WD TRACTOR & LOADER 

45hp diesel, 4WD,Hydrostatic, 

Power Steering, 3 speed range, 

Cat.#1 Three Point Hitch & Live 

PTO. New Tires (loaded) 72” 

Bucket w/new cutting edge. 

ONLY 400 HOURS - Serviced & 

Ready-to-go! 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 


8-1T-C 

2004 SIMPLICITY LAWN 


16hp Kohler, Hydrostatic, w/4’ 

Mower. Good condition! Jim’s 

Equipment Repair, 607-527- 

8872 or 800-450-8872 or 


3-1T-C 

FOR SALE 

Camper 22’ Sunline, everything 

works; Surry 1 or 2 

horse, utility trailer w/wooden 

floor; buggy, and hereford 

cows. Call for prices 607-525- 

6565. 14-1T-P 

2009 GRASSHOPPER ZTR 

29hp B&S, 61” Mower Deck 

w/Power Lift. Excellent Condition! 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 




BAGGED FEED FOR SALE 

Cowanesque Valley 

Feeds...Free delivery 

available..Sweet Feed, Hog 

Feed, Layer Mash, Dairy 

Feeds, Turkey Pellets, 

Rabbit Pellets, Sheep & 

Goat, Oats. Whole Corn, 

Cracked Corn, Roasted 

Soy, Salt Blocks, Pine Shavings, 

Oyster Shells, Scratch 

Grain, Barn-Dri, & Hydrated 

Lime ALL IN STOCK, and 

ready for delivery...Please 

call Dave for pricing and delivery 

of your Keystone Mills 

Product...Store hours coming 

Soon...607-368-9738. 

14-1T-C 

KEYSTONE TURKEY CALLS 

Mouth calls, mini wedge slate 

& power wedge slate. 607- 

359-3921. 14-1T-C 

FOR SALE 

29 acres with big house, 

polebarn, skid building, windmill 

for water, asking $96,000, 

offers welcome. Contact me 

after 5:00 p.m. or Saturdays. 

Daniel Hershberger, 3072 

Prutsman Rd., Troupsburg, 

NY 14885. 12-4T-P 

FOR SALE 

3 yr. old standard bred mare, 

traffic safe and sound 

$600.00. Neal Miller, 5535 CR 

21 Addison, NY. 14-1T-P 

PHONE 

IN YOUR 

CLASSIFIED AD 

We Accept 

MASTERCARD 

VISA & 

DISCOVER 

ADDISON POST 

607-359-2238 

NOTICE 

NEED A CAKE FOR THAT 

SPECIAL OCCASION? 

Can be ordered and decorated 

as you want it, or there 

may be one available ready 

to go! 9x13 cakes - $12.00 

(prices vary with size). Also 

homemade donuts - filled or 

glazed. Tues. and Fridays at 

Country Variety Store 

Rt. 417 

2257 Saddletree Rd. 

Woodhull, N.Y. 14898 

13-2T-P 

NOTICE 

FOR SALE FB WAGONS 

4 bar New Idea hay loader 

with new slats and chains, 

good condition! $950. New 

Whitehorse forcarts $704 with 

neck yokes. Also new plows 

and plow parts, 2-3-4 horse 

eveners,neck yokes, log 

chains, chain hoists, handyman 

jacks and variety of hardware 

tools! etc. Levi A. 

Farmwald, 4424 Old State 

Rd., Woodhull, NY 14898. 

13-3T-P 

Wheaton’s Private 

Care Home 

We offer personal care at its 

best. Private rooms, warm 

family atmosphere, knowledgeable, 

caring staff. 

For rates or more info. call 

570-439-1839. 12-3T-P 

KIDS CHARITY BIKES 

WORK 

Unwanted drop offs or parts 

to Cty. Rt. #2 N off 119 

1 1/2 mi. up on R. 

TWIN RIVERS 

C.B. CAMPGROUND 

Camping available, seasonal 

$800.00. Call 962- 

4564. 10-3alt-P 

WANTED 

WANTED 

Antiques, costume jewelry 

and silver coins. 

Eagle Inn Shop 

11 West Front St. 

Addison, NY 

607-359-2713 

14-13T-C 

MOVING 

SALE 

MOVING SALE 

APRIL 10 & 11 

8 A.M. - 5 P.M. 

36’ hay and grain elevator, 

6’ double roll cultipacker, 

McCormick Dearing cultivator, 

steel gates, 24” cast iron 

2 knife planer, small hand 

tools, compound bows, 

catsclaw bandsaw tooth 

setter, 4x14x7 corn crib on 

skids, pony saddles, swing 

sets, kitchen chairs, 2 hand 

cranked meat slicers, 

clothes, glass door cabinet, 

gun cabinet, lawn mowers, 

garden tools, lots of household 

miscellaneous items, 

stampers, dressers, baby 

cribs, and new shed hardware 

henches, latches, 

vents and windows. 

Located at Shetler’s Mini 

Barns, 444 Cook Hollow Rd., 

Woodhull, NY. 

13-2T-C 

CLASSIFIED AD RATE: 

$7.00 FOR THE FIRST 20 WORDS 

10¢ A WORD THEREAFTER 

DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY BY 3:00 PM 

J.S. GENERAL 

CONTRACTING 

“Complete Services”: New- 

Old Building/Remodeling/ 

Sheetrock/Roofing/Siding/ 

Decks/ Concrete/Tile/Landscaping. 

Fully Insured, Free 

Estimates. (607) 458-5254. 

HORSEBACK RIDING 

LESSONS 

Cornerstonetrainingstables.com 

Horses for sale. (607)359- 

2390. 15-RTF-C 

BEERS TREE SERVICE INC. 

Senior/Retirees Discounts. 

Fully insured. 24 Hr. Emergency 

Svs. (607) 776-9213 

or (607)765-9155. 34-RTF 

WALSH’S AUTO 

REPAIR 

in Addison, NY is currently 

selling new tires for all vehicles, 

including car & 

truck, ATV’s lawn & garden, 

trailer, agricultural, construction, 

and industrial at 

$10 above wholesale cost. 

Mounting & balancing 

FREE! 607-242-4565. 

45-RTF-C 

SCOTT’S PARTY TENTS 

TABLES & CHAIRS 

Book early. 359-2596; cell: 

377-2616. 7-RTF-C 

ADDISON 

AUCTION HOUSE 

7777 Rt.417 Addison, NY 

Weekly auctions, 

Thursday evenings 

5:30 pm. General merchandise 

- used & new. 

Inventory changes each 

week. Consignments accepted 

607-359-2234 

leave message. We buy 

households & estates. 

Check Auctionzip.com 

type in Addison Auction 

House 

MISTY’S HAIR SALON 

5840 State Rte. 417, 

Woodhull 

Walk-ins Welcome 

607-458-5221 

Saturday by 

appointment only! 

1-RTF-C 

FOR ALL YOUR 

ROOFING, SIDING, 

INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 

Painting & Seamless Gutter 

Needs, Call Dan Mayo - 

General Contractor (607) 

359-3966. 45-RTF 

OLD FRANK’S 

OLD BIKES 

Frank Cook, 

Owner/Technician 

25 Farnham St 

Addison, NY 14801 

Repairs & Tune-ups 

FREE Estimates 

Will make house calls! 

Old bikes for sale 

$30.00 - $100.00 

607-346-3656 

fcook3@stny.rr.com 

BUYING UNWANTED 

SCRAP METAL 

Cars, trucks and farm 

equipment, catalytic converters. 

“selling used tires”. Call 

Jim 846-8816. 5-RTF-C 

SERVICES 

GUARANTEED TIRE & AUTO 

Tires Sold and Repaired 

Lowest prices 

Guaranteed! 

Motor Vehicle, ATV, Farm, 

Construction, Lawn Equipment, 

RV’s, Trailers and 

More! Area’s Largest in- 

Stock Inventory! Auto and 

Light Truck Repair! Brakes 

are our specialty! 55 Main 

Street, Lawrenceville, PA. 

570-827-0215. 33-RTF 

STEUBEN SPORTING GOODS 

44W. Lamoka Ave. 

Savona, NY 

583-2044 

Get the newest technology in 

Hoyt & Bear Bows. Guns, 

camo, and hunting accessories. 

Stop in and see what 

we have to offer. 9-RTF 

HOME INSURANCE 

Let us help you protect 

your most valued Asset 

Local Service 

Low Rates 

Call the Stewart Agency 

359-3617 

26-RTF-C 

PIANO LESSONS 

Audrey’s Piano Studio in 

Osceola is now accepting 

new students of all ages 

and levels of advancement. 

Private weekly half hour 

lessons. (814)258-5548 

www.audreyspiano.com 

14-1T-P 

ELECTROLUX VACUUM 

CLEANERS 

Uprights, Bags Parts, 

Service, Easy Financing. 

Edward A. Swan 

Jasper, NY Telephone 

(607) 792-3394 

for rent 

FOR RENT 

Large 2 bedroom apartment 

upper, $800.00 plus security 

deposit. 346-7527. 14-1T-C 

APARTMENT FOR RENT 

Woodhull Village - 1 bedroom, 

remodeled, downstairs, 

yard, washer hookup, 

no pets, security first month 

rent required $450.00 each. 

607-661-6768. 14-2T-P 

DAYSPRING 

APARTMENTS I & II 

220 Tioga Ave., Corning, NY. 

One bedroom for elderly, 

handicapped or disabled of 

any age. Handicapped accessible. 

607-936-6239 (Voice/ 

TDD) Equal Housing Opportunity. 

FOR RENT 

1 bedroom - Addison Village 

- includes washer/dryer, 

water, sewer & garbage, offstreet 

parking - nice location 

$500 + utilities/deposit, 

359-2527. 12-RTF-C 

Need 

Something 

Faxed? 

See Us At The 

Addison Post 

42 Main St.


Advertise Here Weekly And Save! 

Call for details 607-359-2238 

STRAUSS TREE SERVICE 

STEPHEN STRAUSS, SR. 

607-359-3318 

Removal, Topping, 

Trimming 

Free Estimates 

Fully Insured 

10646 Ct. Rt. 119 

Addison, N.Y. 14801 

Market Street Apothecary LLC 

78 West Market Street 

Corning, NY 14830 

Phone: 607-936-7023 

Fax: 607-936-7026 

Store Hours 

Monday - Friday 

24 Hour Emergency Service 

8AM-6PM 

Saturday 9AM-2PM Karen L Hogue RPh 

Closed Sundays & Holidays 607-329-2769 

H.P. Smith & Son 

Insurance Agency 

Open Monday thru Friday 

9:00 am to 5:00 pm 

Saturdays 9:00 am to Noon 

Woodhull, NY • 607-458-5151 

Leach’s Ag Repair 

Doug Leach - Owner & Mechanic 

5626 Cty. Rte. 21 • Addison, NY 14801 

24 years experience in 

farm tractor and equipment 

repair including tractor 

engines & transmissions. 

Please call me with your repair needs: 

607-359-2055 • 607-267-0382 

Stewart’s Contracting 

Complete homes, foundations to kitchens, bathrooms, windows, siding, 

concrete work, pole barns, garages, steel buildings of all sizes. 

CALL: 814-517-4051 

FAX: 814-517-4205 

Dad’s Septic Tank Service 

1529 Sullivan Road - Addison, NY 14801 

(607) 359-3402 

~Pumping, Service, New Installations~ 

CUTLER’S CARPET 

Residential or Commercial 

PAINT ~ CARPET ~ VINYL ~ CORK 

HARDWOOD ~ CERAMIC 

LAMINATE FLOORING ~ FREE ESTIMATES 

33 W. William St. 

Corning, NY 14830 

962-2466/962-3550 (Fax) 

Monday - Friday 8:00am - 6:00pm 

Saturday 9:00am - 3:00pm 

Closed Sunday 

www.cutlersinc.com ~ email:cutlerscarpeting@stny.rr.com 

Well Drilling & Pump Service 

The only local, NYS registered cable 

driller in the area. We do our own 

work just like we’ve done for 40 years. 

Pump Sales & Service 

Rodney Welsh, 

Wells 

769-1859 

Faye Guild-Nash 

RealtyUSA.com 

607-769-5902 

www.corningrealestateagent.com 

BK TRANSFER 

5324 County Road 14 • Odessa, NY 14869 

“A Farmer Friendly Direct Marketing Service” 

Barb Kelley 

Owner/Operator 

Licensed & Bonded 

Working with you the farmer! 

Dwight Mather, 

Pumps 

542-5464 

• Accepting all types of livestock 

• Competitive Pricing 

• Trucking available 

Toll Free: 1-877-208-0123 

Local: 607-703-0052 • Barb: 607-227-5282 

HOURS: 

Monday 9am-4pm 

Th ursday 9am-3pm 

Legal notice 

Publication Notice of Organization of 

ICE SPORTS & FITNESS, LLC 

Under Section 206 of the Limited Liability Company Law 

ICE SPORTS & FITNESS, LLC, a domestic LLC, Arts. 

of Org. fi led with the SSNY on 1/30/13. Offi ce location: 

Chemung County. SSNY is designated as agent 

upon whom process against the LLC may be served. 

SSNY shall mail process to: The LLC, 58 Sandbank 

Rd., Erin, NY 14838. General Purposes. 


AA Preferred Landscaping LLC 


The name of the Limited Liability Company is AA Preferred 

Landscaping LLC (“Company”). Its Articles of 

Organization were fi led with the Secretary of State on 

February 15, 2013. The offi ce of the Company is to be 

located in Steuben County, New York. The Secretary 

of State has been designated as agent upon whom 

process against the Company may be served. The 

post offi ce address to which the Secretary of State 

shall mail process is P.O. Box 404, Corning, New 

York 14830. the purpose of the business of the Company 

is to engage in general business enterprises. 

Publication Notice of Formation of a Limited 

Liability Company (LLC) 

Name: HOLLOW VENTURES LLC 

Articles of Organization fi led with the Secretary of 

State of New York (SSNY) on 03/08/2013. Offi ce 

location: Steuben County. SSNY has been designated 

as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it 

may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of process 

to: C/O HOLLOW VENTURES LLC, 4518 Borden 

Hollow Road, Corning, N.Y. 14830. Purpose: Any 

lawful purpose. Latest date upon which LLC is to 

dissolve: No specifi c date. 


CORNING CAB COMPANY LLC 


CORNING CAB COMPANY LLC, a domestic LLC, 

Arts. of Org. fi led with the SSNY on 2/22/13. Offi ce 

location: Steuben County. SSNY is designated as 

agent upon whom process against the LLC may be 

served. SSNY shall mail process to: The LLC, 309 

E. Denison Pkwy., Ste. 201, Corning, NY 14830. 

General Purposes. 


TRAPPLER BROS. FARMS, LLC 


TRAPPLER BROS. FARMS, LLC Articles of Org. fi led 

NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 3/19/13. Offi ce in Steuben 

Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC upon whom process 

may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to 

2952 John Rial Rd., Addison, NY 14801, which is 

also the principal business location. Purpose: Any 

lawful purpose. 

Addison Post Email: 

addisonpost@gmail.com


WHAT’S HAPPENING AT 

THE JENNIE MOSE FAMILY 

RESOURCE CENTER? 

14 South St., Addison, NY 14801 - 

607-359-3839 

Karen Sweeney 

kasweeney@addisoncsd.org 

Krys Watkins 

WatkinsK@proactioninc.org 

Parenting with Heart 

This parenting series offers an 

informal round table discussion 

setting in which parents will discuss 

a variety of parenting topics. This is 

a 10-week course where you decide 

what you will learn. Topics may 

include discipline, communication, 

child safety, child development and 

much, much, more. 

When: Wednesdays- call to register, 

we can’t take new members past 

April 17. 6- 8 p.m. Where: Addison 

High School 

FLIP IT & Book It- a program for 

parents and their school age child 

FLIP IT!-4 step problem-solving 

strategy to help children identify their 

feelings, learn healthy self-control 

and reduce challenging behaviors. 

Book It-story telling with some 

old and new favorites, along with 

story extending activities with a fun 

competition between parents and 

children. 

Every family goes home with a book 

of the week.!! 

When: Thursdays, May 16-June 

13, 2013 5:30 -7:30 p.m. Where: 

Tuscarora Elementary School. 

Enrollment is limited to 15 families 

-- please enroll early to ensure your 

attendance to this fun, educational 

program.Childcare is available upon 

request. 

Free Training Series 

You can make a difference by becoming 

a Volunteer Family Budget Coach. 

Help someone learn how to change 

their life for the better. Teach them 

fi nancial strategies to create balance 

and gain control. 

Cornell Cooperative Extension of 

Steuben County will offer a FREE 

9-hour training series on April 11, 18 

and 25, 2013 from 6:00-9:00 p.m. in 

the South Conference Room of the 

Steuben County Offi ce Building in 

Bath. Attendance is required at all 

sessions. For more information or to 

register call 607-664-2300. For more 

information on our programs, visit 

putknowledgetowork.com. 

Tuscarora Vol. Ambulance News 

At the annual meeting the following people were elected for 2013. Captain - Dolly Eccleston; Co-captain - Tim Bills; President - Adam Bulkley; Vice President - 

Mary Causer; Secretary - Deb Marlatt; Treas. - J.D. Morseman; 3 yr. Director - Glenda Peoples; 2 year Director - Lawerence Dibble; 1 year Director - Edna Gee. 

Fundraising was discussed as follows April 13, 2013 there will be a sub sale at the Tuscarora Fire Hall to benefi t the ambulance corp. Subs that are available are 

ham, fresh roast turkey, fresh cooked chicken, cheeseburger and a veggie sub; cost $7.00 if ordered before the event there will be .50 cents off every sub ordered, 

to reserve your subs and get money off call 359-3749, to order the day of sale call 359-2352. 

Another fundraiser is Move it 2 lose it, this goes from April 3rd to August 28. It is exercise with Zumba, Latin Music and Sweating with the oldies. Every Wed. 6:30- 

8:30. Weigh-in starts at 6 p.m. tapeing on the fi rst Wed. of each month. Everyone is welcome so come join the fun and also lose weight. The cost is $3.00 the week 

you start and $1.00 each week thereafter not to exceed $25.00. Prizes during and after for biggest weight loss. 

The Corp now has 2 new members, Ann Smith and Tonya Dibble. We have mandatory CPR on April 14, 2013 also OSHA training for those who did not get it last 

month. Remember, if you miss mandatory training for whatever reason you need to make it up ASAP. March has been a very busy month so far, we have had 20 

runs, traveled 1119 miles andused 99.2 gals of fuel. Everything on the ambulance that needed to fi xed has been done, all lights are fi xed and working, wiper blades 

have been replaced, oil change with fi lter has been completed. 

Again, we have to stress the need for EMTS; if you are a caring compassionate person we need you. If you are an EMT or better or willing to become a NYS certifi 

ed EMT, we would love to have you join our team. For information call Dolly (Captain) at 607-359-3749. T”he Corp. is at present trying to get an EMT class at the 

town hall, possibly on a Wed. or Thursday night. 

A reminder to ALL members Board of Directors meet at 6 p.m. on the 3rd Thursday of each month, followed by regular Membership meeting at 7 p.m. with 1 hour 

training thereafter. Mandatory training the 2nd Sunday of each month from 11 a.m. til 3 p.m. Again any member wh did not have OSHA with BBP training in March 

must take it April 14, 2013 and if your CPR card is not up to date there is a CPR class on April 14, 2013 please make sure you take it. 

We would like to take this time to thank Chris Reese for her past role as President and we wish her the very best.We hope you will continue to come to meetings 

and training sessions. 

Those of you who continue to be inactive, remember, hyou have until out May meeting to reach your Active status. At our meeting it was decided that we needed to 

wear uniforms and to look and act professional. “We’re there because we care” and by putting our Tuscarora Ambulance on the back, cleaning up and presenting 

ourselves in a professional manner when we answer calls, will let people know we care and that we have a Corp to be proud of. So in the very near future watch 

for our new look. It was also stated at our meeting that these uniforms were to be worn on our runs, kept clean, and wrinkle free, and some of our members were 

to “clean up their act when it comes to language while on runs, in public eye, and representing the Corp., no fi ghting, bickering, or arguing is to be done outside 

the hall, if on a run take your problems back to the hall to settle it with the Captain or BOD. 

AGAIN, remember our fundraisers and watch for further updates. We have some exciting announcements in the very near future. Please, if you are an EMT and 

would like to join our Corp. or anyone else who would like to join see me we’d like to have you; it looks like things are fi nally coming together and we are turning 

things around.


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2004 Hyundai Elantra GLS 

 

 

 

 

Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10-6 

Phone: 607-936-0571 

100 Victory Highway, Painted Post 

Always looking for 

consignments at Pookies! 

Contact Val @ 757-560-3505 or 607-936-0571 

Open: Monday-Saturday 8:00am to 6:00pm 

Rt. 49, Nelson, PA 16940 

Phone: 570-827-2455 

1-866-339-4331 

Financing 

Available to 

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AC CC 

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4dr SDN 

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Black 

87K 

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AC CC 

PL PW 

Moonroof 

2003 Ford Ranger XLT SuperCab 

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Auto 

Silver 

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175K 

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AC CC 

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‘06 Chev Colorado LT Z71, ExCab, 4x4, 5cyl, auto, stealth gray 

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‘05 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT QuadCab, 4dr, 4x4, V8, Hemi, auto, 

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‘05 Ford F150 STX SuperCab, 4dr, 4x4, V8, auto, charcoal beige 

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SUV 

CARS 

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‘08 Chrysler Town & Country Limited Edition, 4dr, V6, auto, 

maroon, 87K, AM/FM/CD/DVD, AC, CC, PL, PW, PS, leather 

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‘07 Dodge Grand Caravan SE, 4dr, V6, auto, silver metallic, 

105K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PW, PS, stow-n-go seating $8,995 

‘05 Honda Pilot EX, 4dr, 4x4, V6, auto, red rock pearl, 139K, 

AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PW, 3rd row seating $9,495 

‘05 Ford Escape XLT, 4dr, 4x4, V6, auto, white, AM/FM/CD, AC, 

CC, PL, PW, PS, tow pkg. $4,995 

‘08 Mazda 3 Touring I, 4dr, SDN, 4cyl, auto, silver, 101K, AM/ 

FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PW $8,995 

‘08 Ford Fusion SE, 4dr, SDN, V6, auto, dark ink blue metallic, 

83K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PS, PW $9,495 

‘06 Volkswagen Jetta GLS, 4dr, SDN, 5cyl, auto, silver metallic, 

71K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PW, moonroof $10,995 

‘06 Chrysler 300 Touring Edition, 4dr, SDN, V6, auto, cool 

vanilla, 56K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PS, PL, PW, leather int., 

heated seats $13,500 

‘05 Dodge Stratus SXT, 4dr, SDN, 4cyl, auto, silver metallic, 

135K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PW $4,495 

‘05 Saturn Ion 1, 4dr, SDN, 4cyl, 5spd, silver metallic, 113K, 

AM/FM/CD, AC $5,995 

Local Families 

Needed For 

Exchange 

Students 

ASSE International 

Student Exchange 

Programs is seeking 

local host families for 

boys and girls from 

a variety of countries around the world. 

These students are 15 to 18 years of 

age, and are coming to this area for the 

upcoming high school year or semester. 

These personable and academically 

select exchange students have good 

English, are bright, curious and anxious 

to learn about the USA by living as part 

of your family, attending high school and 

sharing their own culture and language 

with you. 

True Blue Satellite Systems 

699 Karr Valley Rd, Almond, nd, NY 

The exchange students arrive from 

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their home country shortly before school 

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year or semester. Each ASSE student 

is fully insured, brings his or her own 

personal spending money and expects to 

bear his or her share of household responsibilities, 

as well as being included in normal family activities 

and lifestyles. 

The students are well screened and qualified by 

ASSE. Families may select the youngster of their 

choice from extensive student applications, family 

photos and biographical essays. 

To become a host family or find out more about 

ASSE and its programs, please call Sue 1-732- 

251-1517 or 1-800-677-2773. Or visit us at www. 

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Free tips on Social Security 

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Steuben County has partnered with MetLife to present a free workshop 

entitled Social Security: What You Need to Know to be presented on Monday, April 15, 2013 from 6:00- 

8:00 p.m. at the Dansville Library, 200 Main Street, Dansville. Michelle Siebert, Advanced Markets 

Specialist and Financial Services Representative for MetLife will guide participants to understand how 

Social Security can be a key instrument in your retirement strategy. She will explain how to maximize 

your Social Security retirement benefits to help you live the life you want in retirement. Registration 

is requested for this free workshop. Please call Cornell Cooperative Extension of Steuben County at 

607-664-2300. For more information, visit www.PutKnowledgeToWork.org. 

Victory Highway 

Galleria of Shops 

100 Victory Highway 

(Old Ames Building) 

Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 to 8 

Sat. 9 to 6 • Sun. 12 to 5 

8 Permanent Shops & 

Several Vendors in Store! 

Come listen to the music & 

bring your little ones to 

decorate a fl oor tile at our 

“Hollywood Walk of Fame” 

$4.00 per tile 

2 new stores celebrating 

grand openings! 

Are you interested in joining our 

group or becoming a vendor? 

Contact: Val @ 757-560-3505 or 

607-936-0571 

43 William Street Addison, NY 14801 

USDA 

To Addison Knights Basketball 

Coach Mike Makowiec 

Congratulations on earning a 2nd 

consecutive Section V Class C1 boys 

basketball Coach of the Year! 

From the Varsity Boys Basketball Team 

Addison Place 

Apartments 

607-359-2786 

Carefree Affordable Housing 

For the Elderly (62 Years of age or older), 

Handicapped/Disabled regardless of age. 

Spacious 1 Bedroom Apartments 

Accepting Applications 

Call today for an appointment to view 

our community, for an application 

or for general information. 

TDD# Relay 711 Valerie Dominick, Manager


ADDISON 

First 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. 

com 

Higher 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.com 

First 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. 

ADRIAN 

Canisteo Valley Church of Christian Fellowship - Meets in Adrian; Worship starts 

at 10:00 am 

Adrian Baptist Church - Adrian, NY. Sunday School 10 am, Worship Service 11 am. 

Church phone (607) 698-2989. Pastor Frank Lenahan 

AUSTINBURG 

Baptist 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. 

BATH 

Buck Settlement Baptist Church - Greg Ferguson, Pastor.776- 2446. Sun. Schl & 

Church 10 am; Even. serv. 6 pm; Wed. Prayer 6:30 pm 

Living Waters Church - Services Every Sunday & Thursday Night at 6:00 PM. 200 

East Steuben Street 607-324-5117. 

BIG FLATS 

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship - Rt. 17 & Hibbard Rd. Pres. - Jenny Monroe. 

Services 10:30 am. 607-562-3017. 

BORDEN 

Baptist - Morning Wshp. 10 am, Sunday School 11 am. Wed. night prayer service 

6:00pm. 607-359-4481. 

BRADFORD 

Baptist - 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. 

CAMERON 

Christian 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 

CAMPBELL 

C & 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 CANISTEO 

United Methodist - Dan Knopf, Pastor. Sun. Schl. 10am, Wshp. Service 11:00 am. 

CATON 

United Methodist Church - St. Rt. 225 Caton Center - Pastor Beth Bouwens 524- 

6551. Sunday 9:00 am Prayer & Praise Service - Traditional Worship Service 

10:30am 

CORNING 

Campbell-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; Midweek 

Wednesday at 7 p.m. 

South Corning United Methodist Church - 12 Caton Rd, Corning, New York, 

Sunday Worship 8:45 AM 

First Congregational United Church of Christ - 171 W. Pultney St., Corning, 

NY 14870, 607-962-7423, Rev. Marraine C. Kettell, Sunday Worship 10am, 

Fellowship 11am. 

ELKLAND 

Wesley 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 Zdrojewski 

Parkhurst Memorial Presbyterian Church - 302 W. Main St., Sunday School 10:30 

AM, Worship 11 AM, Rev. Dorothy Densmore, pastor, 814-258-7294 

St. 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 

ERWIN 

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints - 80 Chatfi eld Place E, Painted 

Post, NY. Sunday Service at 9:30 am. 

Praying Is Good For The Soul 

Praying is good for the soul and therapeutic for our personal well-being. Developing a prayer 

life helps give us the grace to accept things in this life as they are, and the hope of God’s mercy 

toward us in the next. Each day we should thank our Lord for all the days of life He has given 

us. We should realize that, a part from God, everything else is of little value. If all the sufferings 

and joys of our past draw us closer to our Father in Heaven, they were of immeasurable value. 

Praying for the needs of others as well as praying for our own personal desires is important in 

our prayer life. Intercessory prayer for our loved ones and friends is not only favored by God, it 

also helps to make us mindful of the needs of others. We have a wonderful God and although we 

are not always able to understand His decisions and methods, we know He loves us and wants 

only the best for us. 

GANG MILLS 

Twin Tiers Christian - 36 Beartown Rd., James Kisner, Pastor 936-9403. Sundays 

- Bible Schl. at 9:30 am; Worship at 10:30 am 

GREENWOOD 

Community 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 VALLEY 

Full Gospel Fellowship - Pastor Allyn Baker - Main Street, Sunday School 10 am; 

Morning Worship 11 am; Sun. Evening 7 pm Bible Study 11:30 am 

HEDGESVILLE 

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

HORNBY 

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

HORNELL 

Living 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 JASPER 

Wesleyan - Rev. Todd L. Mitchell Sr, 792-3463. Sundays - “The Vineyard” at 10 

am. Sunday Worship at 11 am 

JASPER 

United Church - Rev. David Barnard -Wshp. Serv. 11 am; Sunday School, Bible 

Study 10 am. 

Boyd’s Corners Bible Church - Terry Moore, Pastor, Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp. Ser. 

11 am, Bible Study Tues. 7:00pm 607-368-3927. 

Cornerstone Bible Church - 2696 State Route 36, Jasper, NY - Sunday Worship 

Service 10:30 a.m. - Pastor Trevor Price - 607-792-3405 

KNOXVILLE 

Abundant 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. 

LAWRENCEVILLE 

Baptist - 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. 

LINDLEY 

Community 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 LINDLEY 

Baptist Church - Pastor, Sheldon Roblyer. Tannery Creek Rd. Wshp. Serv. 10 am, 

Sun. Schl 11 am, Sun. Even. 6:00 pm, Wed. Prayer 7 pm. 

NELSON 

United Church of Nelson (Presbyterian and Methodist) - Worship 8:45 AM, Sunday 

School 10 AM, Rev. Dorothy Densmore, pastor, 570-827-2219 

OSCEOLA 

United 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 POST 

Victory 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; The Mix (6-12th grade), Wednesdays 7-8:15PM. 

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. 

RATHBONE 

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

REXVILLE 

Our Lady of the Valley - St. Mary’s - Rev. Peter Anglaaere, Masses; Sunday 

8:30 am. 

RISINGVILLE 

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

THURSTON 

Christian - Rev. David Peck, Rt. 333. Sunday School 10 am; Sunday Worship 11 

am; Wed. Bible Study 7 pm 

TROUPSBURG 

Troupsburg 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 10:00 AM, Kristen Smith, Preacher 

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. 

TUSCARORA 

Baptist - 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 

WOODHULL 

The 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 UNION 

Mennonite 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. 

WHITESVILLE 

United Methodist Church - 446 Main St., Pastor, Kim snyder; Worship 

service 11:00 am Sun., Monday School ages 3-12 3:20 pm, Bible Study 

Wed. 6:00 pm, Monthly Music concert Sun. 6:00 pm. 

Thank You For 

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Monday - Friday: 8:00am-6:00pm; 

Saturday: 9:00am - 2:00pm 

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Bullock’s Hardware 

“Serving Home, Farm & Industry Since 1925” 

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Jasper, NY - (607) 792-3711 

Carpenter Flint Funeral Home 

Celebrating Life, Honoring Memories 

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Ethel’s This and That Gifts 

Fresh Flowers, Funeral Arrangements, Fruit Baskets 

Homemade Arts & Crafts 

Hours: M-Tu, Th-F 9-5; Sat 9-12; Closed W & Sun 

38 Main St., Addison • 359-2925 

Fox’s Pizza 

Mon.-Thr. 9am-9pm; Fri.-Sat. 9am-10pm; 

Sun. 11am-9 pm; Delivery starts at 11 am 

Phone: 607-359-4201 • Rte 417 Addison 

H.P. Smith & Son 

FUNERAL HOME 

Woodhull, NY • 458-5153 

Canisteo, NY • 698-4552 

Davis Yard Care/ 

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Fully insured. 

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The Manley Agency 

Insurance-Auto -Home -Business 

Phone: (607) 792-3800 

3832 St. Rt. 417 - Jasper, NY 

www.themanleyagency.com 

McCourts Auto Collision 

($250. OFF Your Deductible) 

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Canisteo, NY (607) 698-9900 

Precision Collision 

Complete auto body repair & paint 

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Phone: 814-258-7910 

Troupsburg General Store 

892 Main Street - Troupsburg, NY 

Phone: (607) 525-6400

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