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PERMIT NO. 3 

Vol. 47 No. 10 Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm 

Saturday, October 27, 2012 

2012 Addison Community Thanksgiving 

Dinner Outreach “ACT & DO” 

On Thanksgiving Day, a small group of Addison community members 

from our local churches, school, and businesses will be preparing and 

delivering Thanksgiving Dinner to the elderly, disabled and those in 

need living within the Addison School District. All food preparation will 

take place at Fran’s Landing by local volunteers. Our intentions are 

to provide a free nice warm turkey dinner delivered with a smile on 

Thanksgiving Day. Our goal this year is to serve 350 dinners or more! 

Help us out, be a part of this great Thanksgiving Day celebration. 

If you have any inquiries, wish to know more details, are an individual 

in need or wish to contribute monetarily, please contact Kevin Hillman, 

Fran’s Landing, Painted Post 607-359-3000; Troy Preston, Church of 

the Redeemer, Episcopal Church, Addison 607-769-3083; Deborah 

Finamore-Flint, Principal Tuscarora & Valley Elementary School, Addison 

607-769-2613. Donations may be dropped off at Fran’s Landing, 

c/o Kevin Hillman, 996 Addison Road, Painted Post, NY 14870. 

Addison Place Annual 

Mini Bazaar/Indoor 

Flea Market & Bake Sale 

The residents of Addison Place Apartments, located at 43 William 

Street, will be holding their Annual Mini Bazaar/Indoor Flea Market and 

Bake Sale on Friday, November 2nd from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. 

The public is cordially invited to drop by and shop our tables and bake 

sale. We will be offering a hodge-podge of items, knick-knacks, some 

new items, books, Avon items and some great baked goods! Stop in 

at 1:30 “opening time” for best selection. 

Chili Lunch/ 

Bake Sale 

Remember to vote on November 

6th, election day 

and stop by the Middletown 

Historical Society Museum 

for a Bake Sale and Chili 

lunch that will be served 

from 11 a.m. until. For 

more information call Vi 

Powers at 607 359-4646. 

Attention 

Cameron Veterans 

All Cameron Veterans and 

a guest are invited to a Veterans 

Day Dinner to be held 

Sunday, November 11, 2012 

at 1:00 p.m. in the Cameron 

Fire Hall. 

Please RSVP Julia Masti at 

776-3625 so she will have an 

idea of how many will attend. 

There is a raffle for an afghan 

made and donated by 

Shirley Burgess on display at 

Crawford’s Store. Purchase 

of tickets helps to support 

this dinner. 

Halloween Trick or 

Treat Hours 

Village of Addison - Wed., October 31st from 

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 

Town of Greenwood - Wed., October 31st 

from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 

Town of Jasper - Wed., October 31st from 

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Only houses with porch 

lights on should be visited. 

Town of Troupsburg - Wed., October 31st 

from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m., please have porch 

lights on if you welcome them. 

Town of Woodhull - Wed., October 31st 

from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m., we ask that trick or 

treaters go only to houses with a porch light on. 

Worship and Prayer 

Join us at the Cameron Christian Center for a time of Worship and Prayer on the following four Thursdays: 

October 25th, November 1st, 8th, and the 15th at 6:30 p.m. 

For you, me and the U.S.A. 

Jacobs Brothers at 

Lindley Community Church 

Come join the Jacobs Brothers celebrate more than 50 years of Gospel ministry. They will be at Lindley 

Community Church on November 2, 2012 at 7 p.m. That’s at the corner of Route 15 and County Route 

73. A love offering will be taken. 

Addison Food Pantry Update 

Our Food Pantry is experiencing a need for FOOD AND FUNDS. The food we order through the Food 

Bank of the Southern Tier must be paid for by us. It is not given to us free of charge. The Advisory Board 

also purchases food through the local markets. We will be able to exist until the fi rst of the year (when we 

should get the rest of our HPNAP grant-which will sustain us for another two (2) months). 

You may have received an appeal from the Food Bank of the Southern Tier, if you give to them, our Pantry 

does not receive a direct benefi t from your donation. 

To date the Pantry has distributed 12,359 pounds of food at a substantial cost. 

Please remember the Addison Food Pantry in your Holiday giving. Donations may be mailed to the Addison 

Food Pantry, Addison Community Center, 13 Community Drive, Suite #103, Addison, NY 14801. 

Greenwood Historical Society 

November Meeting 

ICELAND- “Land of Fire and Ice” is the program for the 

Greenwood Historical Society’s November 1st meeting to 

be held in the Social Hall of the United Methodist Church 

at 7 p.m. Visitors to Iceland 3 times, John and Sue Babbitt 

will present this land of amazing contrasts--from hot springs 

to geysers, mud pots to fault lines--through their wonderful 

pictures of the country. Today Iceland is one of the most 

volcanically active spots on earth, giving geoscientists a 

chance to observe a land still in the making. 

Impressed with the friendliness of the people, with the 

cleanliness of the country, and with the many pictuesque 

scenes of farms, homes, churches, and small coastal villages, 

the Babbitts invite members and guests to journey with them 

into the North Atlantic to see puffins, arctic tern, lighthouses, 

waterfalls, a geothermal plant, the rift valley, greenhouse 

operations, and numerous views of the spectacular scenery. 

Plan to attend and enjoy an armchair adventure! All 

are welcome. Refreshments served following the program. 

November Pantry of Angels 

The November 2012 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, Nov 1 4:30- 

5:30pm Bread & Produce; Thursday, Nov 8 

4:30-5:30pm Full Pantry; Thursday, Nov 15 

4:30-5:30pm Full Pantry; Thursday, Nov 22 

Happy Thanksgiving - No Pantry Distribution; 

Thursday, Nov 29 4:30-5:30pm Bread 

& Produce. 

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 607-346-1291 or 523-8125. 

RED ALERT! 

All Addison Senior Club Members! 

The date for our Thanksgiving Dinner at Fran’s Landing 

has been changed from Wednesday, November 

14 to Tuesday, November 13 at 1:30. Those members 

who did not sign up at our October meeting and wish 

to attend should please call Zeke Dininny at 359-2604 

before Saturday, November 10th. 

Addison Public Library 

Halloween Events 

Monday, October 29th - 6:00 - 7:30 movie night for 

ages 10 and under; Tuesday, October 30th - 6:00 - 7:30 

p.m. movie night for ages 11 and over. Both nights will 

have a movie, crafts, snacks and costume contest!! 

Come join us for some Halloween fun. 

Jasper Wigwams Meeting 

There will be a meeting to discuss the future of the 

Jasper Wigwams on Thursday, November 1st at 7:00 

p.m. in the Jasper town hall. Everyone is invited to 

attend. 

Kids’ Harvest Party & Hayride 

A Kids’ Harvest Party and Hayride will be held Sunday, 

October 28th from 3:00 - 4:30 p.m. at the Elkland United 

Methodist Church, 120 N. Buffalo St., Elkland. Games! 

Snacks! Prizes! 

Southern Tier Mobile Food Pantry 

The Southern Tier Mobile Food Pantry will be at the 

Rathbone Town Barn on Saturday, November 10, 2012 

at 10:00 a.m. until the food is gone. Please bring your 

own bags and boxes for your food items. If you have 

questions, please contact Dan Farrand at 607-359- 

2611 or email farrandc@yahoo.com

ADDISON POST Saturday, OCTOBER 27, 2012 Page 2 

Hunting season is here and 

winter is coming. Make sure 

your ATV, UTV, or snowmobile 

is ready by getting 10% off parts, 

accessories or service when you 

mention this ad. Need a new 

plow? Kids need a new helmet? 

Our safety gear is always only 10% 

above invoice and our labor is 

only 40/hr so stop in and save. 

Addison Senior Dinner Club 

Monday, October 29 - Chicken & gravy over biscuit, 

peas, peaches. 

Tuesday, October 30 - Ham, Broccoli, Potato casserole, 

carrots, pineapple upside down cake. 

Wednesday, October 31 - Lasagna or hamburger 

on bun, yellow beans, tossed salad with dressing, 

applesauce. 

Thursday, November 1 - Swedish meatballs over 

fettucini, spinach, peanut butter cookie. 

Friday, November 2 - Herb baked chicken or 

chicken tenders, whipped sweet potatoes, mixed 

vegetables, cole slaw, 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 

Offi ce for Aging under a contract with Pro Action of 

Steuben and Yates Inc. For reservations call Senior 

Dinner Club 359-9297 between 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 

Please make reservations at least one day in advance. 

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, November 5th, 2012, from 

5:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel 

on Denison Parkway in Corning, NY. 

For info. www.driverdon.com, 607-566-8507. 

Bernita Millhollen 

12/30/43 - 10/31/11 

We miss you and love you 

Your Family 

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Phone: 570-827-2455 

1-866-339-4331 

Financing 

Available to 

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Affordable vehicles with peace of mind! 

Buyers. 

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Addison Eagles Club 

Weekly Dinners 

The Addison Eagles Club Route 417W, Addison 

weekly dinners: 

Wednesday Night - Spaghetti Dinner serving 

5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 

Friday Night - Fish Fry serving 5 p.m. until 7 

p.m. 

Everyone welcome...for take-outs 359-2355. 

J-T Community Food Pantry 

The J-T Community Food Pantry is open every 

3rd Wednesday of the month from 2:00 p.m. until 

3:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. YOU 

MUST BE A RESIDENT OF THE J-T SCHOOL 

DISTRICT. The food pantry is located in the 

basement of the Troupsburg United Methodist 

Church in Troupsburg. We have a great variety 

of food items for you to choose from. If you are 

in need of emergency food, are unable to pick up 

your own food or you would like to donate to the 

pantry please contact the Troupsburg General 

Store at 525-6400. 

Coin Show 

A Coin Show will be held Saturday, November 

3rd, 2012 . Southport Coin Association Coins 

and Collectables. Doors open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

Free admission, free parking, handicap accessible. 

Buy - Sell - Trade, Rexfield Chapter 901 

VFW, 113 Keefe Street (off Rt. 14), AKA Clemens 

Center Pkwy). From Rte. 17 (I86) take Exit 56. 

Go west until you reach Rte. 14 (Clemens Center 

Parkway). Take a left and go south and west to 

Miller Street. Take a left on West Miller Street, a 

right on Keefe Street. You can’t miss it. 

Harvest Dinner & Bake Sale 

A Harvest Dinner & Bake Sale will be held 

October 27th, 2012 from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. at the 

Risingville Methodist Church, 4530 Babcock Hollow 

Rd., (County Rte. 311 at 33 +24) between 

Cameron Mills and Bath. The menu will be baked 

chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, biscuits, green 

beans, corn, coleslaw, applesauce and pie. 

Visit us online at www.hackettandsons.com! 

TRUCKS 

‘05 Dodge Dakota Sport Excab, 4dr, 4x4, V8, auto, 

flame red, 141K, AM/FM/CD, tow pkg. $5,995 

‘05 Chev Silverado 1500 Z71 Excab, 4dr, 4x4, V8, 

auto, green/graphite, 88K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, 

PW, tonneau cover, sprayed liner, tow pkg. $12,995 

‘01 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT, laramie pkg., 4x4, V8, auto, 

Inense Bue Pearl, 55K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PW, 

hard tonneau cover, tow pkg. real clean!!! $15,000 

‘99 Chev S10, 4x4, V6, auto, tan, AM/FM/CD, AC, 

CC Trade In/ Make Offer!!! 

43 William Street Addison, NY 14801 

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

Handicapped/Disabled regardless of age. 

Spacious 1 Bedroom Apartments 

Call today for an appointment to view 

our community, for an application 

or for general information. 

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SUV 

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‘09 Jeep Compass Sport, 4dr, 4x4, 4cyl, auto, jeep 

green metallic, 95K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PW, 

heated seats $11,500 

‘05 Ford Explorer XLT, 4dr, 4x4, V6, auto, ebony/ 

graphite, 94K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PS, tow pkg., 

3rd row seating, moonroof $9,995 

‘05 Kia Sorento LX, 4dr, 4x4, V6, auto, black, 95K, 

AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PW $8,495 

‘03 Jeep Liberty Renegade Sport, 4dr, 4x4, V6, auto, 

black, 65K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PW, tow pkg. 

$10,500 

‘01 Subaru Forester L, 4dr, AWD, 4cyl, auto, white, 

109K, AM/FM/CD, AC, CC, PL, PW $6,995 

Chuck Moon 

10/26/11 

It’s been a year since you went away, but in 

our hearts you will always be here to stay. 

While watching over us each and every day. 

We miss and love you very much. 

Love always your baby Chastity, kids, 

Mason, Austin, Colten and Norma Jean, the 

Dean family and friends 

Accepting Applications 

Valerie Dominick, Manager


Addison Food Pantry 

The Pantry is held the third (3rd) Tuesday of each month. 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, NOVEMBER 20, 2012. The Advisory 

Board meets at 2:00 p.m. with Pantry to follow at 3:00 p.m. USA ON WATCH 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. 

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, October 28, 2012 through Sunday, November 4, 2012, are as follows: 

Sun.- 10/28 - Gateway Fellowship - Pastor Scott Towner - 10:00 a.m., ; Al Anonymous - 7:00 p.m. 

Mon. - 10/29 - Tae Kwon Do - Scott Towner - 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Al Anon - 7:30 p.m.; Wed. - 10/31 

- HAPPY HALLOWEEN; Euchre - 7:00 p.m.; Thurs. - 11/1 - Tae Kwon Do - Scott Towner - 6:00 p.m. 

to 7:00 p.m.; OES - 7:30 p.m.; Sun. - 11/4 - Gateway Fellowship - Pastor Scott Towner - 10:00 a.m.; 

Alcoholics Anonymous - 7:00 p.m. 

Addison Eagles Aux. 

Christmas Bazaar 

The Addison Eagles Auxiliary Christmas Bazaar will be held Sunday, November 18th. Craft vendors 

wishing to set up a table may get in contact with June Schoener - 359-2110 or Pam Travis - 359-2959. 

The cost will be $10.00 a table. 

Ghostly Haywagon Tour Well Attended 

The Middletown Historical Society’s Ghostly Historic Haywagon tour was well attended. The Society appreciates 

all the Spirits of the Past that told their stories along the way. The members of the Historical Society 

worked hard to bring history “alive” and even though the night was chilly, all the visitors had a good time. 

Middletown Historical Society Guest Speaker 

The Middletown Historical Society will have a guest speaker on November 14th at 7 p.m. at the Museum. 

Ed Russ is going to speak on the original electrifi cation of Addison. He has the original switch restored 

that turned on the power for the village. Mark you calendars and plan on coming to hear the history about 

the electric service in the past. Light refreshments will be served. 

Thank You 

The Sharon Stewart Family would like to thank 

everyone who participated or helped to make 

her benefit a huge success. A special thank you 

to Fran’s Landing, People’s Bakery, Addison 

Aerie 3904, Addison Aerie 3904 Auxiliary, 

Country Boys, Detour, Keith Stebbins Bands 

and Bill Baker for donating a glider he made. 

Thank you to all businesses & individuals who 

made donations. After 3 months in Robert 

Packer Hospital, she is now in Three Rivers. 

She will travel back to Robert Packer soon 

for one more operation on her leg. 

Thanks Everyone 

Sharon, George Stewart & Family 

FOUND 

• Female Brown Brindle Pit Bull 

Found on Addison Back Road 

wearing collar no tags 

• Female St. Bernard 

Found on St. Rt. 417 by Two Rivers Timber 

wearing a collar no tags 

Call Tuscarora DCO, 607-359-3604 

Leave message 

Craft Show 

A Craft Show will be held at the Coopers Plains Volunteer 

Fire Department, Coopers Plains on November 

3rd, 2012 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Bake sale, lunch, raffles, 

$1.00 door entry fee. The craft show will benefi t the 

Fire Department and Auxiliary. 

Make a Difference Day 

A National Day to Help Others 

Make a Difference Day is one of the nation’s most 

popular days of volunteering. It is celebrated every 

year on the fourth Saturday of October; this year, it 

will be celebrated on October 27. USA Weekend 

Magazine, Points of Light, and Newman’s Own 

along with celebrities such as Kevin Bacon, have 

sponsored and advocated for this national event to 

rally millions to help change the world. On this day, 

people lend a helping hand in their communities. 

Volunteers truly make an impact! Over eighty 

percent of New York residents surveyed in a recent 

poll felt that volunteering is important. Volunteers 

help organizations provide more quality care to individuals 

and communities. It is estimated that one 

hour of volunteer time is worth $21.79. Volunteers 

are needed and valued everywhere! 

Looking for a volunteer opportunity in your area 

for Make a Difference Day or any other day? 2-1-1 

HELPLINE Give Help can connect you with opportunities 

as a volunteer and can help volunteer 

leaders and managers to recruit individuals and 

groups. Go to www.211helpline.org or dial 2-1-1 or 

call 1-800-346-2211. If you are planning on having 

an event for Make a Difference Day, please contact 

2-1-1 HELPLINE or email mckinleyt@ihsnet.org. 

We can register your opportunity in our database 

and share the opportunity with others. 

10th Annual 

J-T Craft Show 

The 10th annual J-T Craft Show hosted by the J-T 

Yearbook Staff will be held at the J-T High School 

Gym, Jasper on November 3rd from 9:00am - 

3:00pm. Concessions will be available. 

If you are interested in setting up as a craft 

vendor please call Patti at 607-792-3675. 

NOTICE OF SPECIAL DISTRICT 

MEETING AND ABSENTEE BALLOTS 

Addison Central School District, 

Steuben County, New York 

The Board of Education of Addison Central School District, Steuben County, New York, 

HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that a Special District Meeting of the qualifi ed voters of said School District will be held in the gymnasium 

at the Junior Senior High School at 1 Colwell Street, in Addison, New York, in said School District, on the 12th day of December, 

2012, at 9:00 A.M., Prevailing Time, for the purpose of voting by voting machine upon the proposition hereinafter set forth. Polls 

for the purpose of voting will be kept open between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 9:00 P.M. Prevailing Time. The proposition to be 

presented is as follows: 

CAPITAL PROGRAM PROPOSITION 

Shall the following resolution be adopted, to-wit: 

RESOLVED that the Board of Education of Addison Central School District, Steuben County, New York, is hereby authorized (a) 

to construct additions to and reconstruct various School District buildings and facilities, including original furnishings, equipment, 

machinery, apparatus, site improvements, athletic fi eld improvements, and other improvements and costs incidental thereto, at a 

maximum estimated cost of $22,985,000; and that $19,159,894 of such sum, or so much thereof as may be necessary after the 

application of other State aid as applicable, shall be raised by the levy of a tax to be collected in annual installments as provided by 

Section 416 of the Education Law; and, in anticipation of such tax, obligations of said School District shall be issued, and further (b) 

to appropriate and expend $3,825,106 from the Capital Reserve Fund of said School District to pay a portion of the cost thereof. 

NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the aforesaid proposition may appear on the ballot labels of the voting machines 

used at such Special District Meeting in the following abbreviated form due to space constraints: 

CAPITAL PROGRAM PROPOSITION 

Shall the Proposition set forth in the notice of this meeting authorizing the construction of additions to and reconstruction of 

School District buildings, facilities and athletic fi elds, including incidental improvements and expenses, at a total maximum cost 

of $22,985,000; and $19,159,894, or so much thereof as may be necessary after application of State Aid, shall be raised by the 

levy of a tax upon the taxable property of said School District and collected in annual installments as provided by Section 416 of 

the Education Law, with District obligations to be issued in anticipation thereof in anticipation of such tax, and $3,825,106 Capital 

Reserve Fund monies to be expended therefore, be approved? 

NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that applications for absentee ballots may be applied for at the offi ce of the School District 

Clerk commencing 30 days prior to the date of the Special District Meeting. 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 

voter’s ballots shall have been issued shall be available for public inspection in the offi ce of the School District Clerk not less than 

days prior to the date of the Special District Meeting (excluding Saturdays and Sundays) during regular offi ce hours until the date 

of the aforesaid Special District Meeting. In addition, such list shall also be posted conspicuously at the place(s) of voting during 

the hours of such Special District Meeting. Absentee ballots must be received by 5:00 p.m. on the date of the election in the Offi ce 

of the School District Clerk. The capital project described in the proposition above have been determined to be a Type I Action 

under the regulations promulgated pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act of the State of New York as to which 

it has been determined that there are no signifi cant environmental effects. The Environmental Assessment Form is available for 

public inspection at the Offi ce of the School District Clerk during regular business hours. 

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 

OF ADDISON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, 

STEUBEN COUNTY, NEW YORK 

Mary L. Berkan, School District Clerk 

10/26,11/9,11/23,12/7


DINING & EVENTS 

Lindville House 

12 county rte. 115 

1st Anniversary 

Celebration 

“Halloween Bash” 

Wednesday, October 31st - 9 to ? 

Every Friday Night “Karaoke” 

9 PM - 1 AM 

Saturday - DJ - 

9 to 1 AM 

Daily Lunch and Dinner Specials 

“Come dine in style see what 

all the talk’s about” 

*Homemade desserts, try one 

of our flavored cheesecakes 

Take outs available 

607-523-1200 

Autumn’s Drying 

Summer’s Tears 

Autumn’s drying Summer’s tears 

As Summer bids goodbye 

To all the season’s pleasant joys 

That brought us such delight. 

The concerts in the hometown park 

Where folks all gathered ‘round 

To hear the stirring music played.. 

The marches, waltzing sounds. 

The picnics near the water’s edge, 

The swimming, boating, too; 

The hikes upon the mountain trails 

Where Nature was in bloom. 

Bicycling down a country road, 

Visiting county fairs; 

Smelling fl owers in gardenland 

Where birdsong fi lled the air. 

Autumn’s drying Summer’s tears 

As Summer bids adieu, 

But down the corridor of days, 

God’s Summer will bloom anew. 

Loise Pinkerton Fritz 

Taken from Salesian Inspirational Books 

Submitted by Vicki Freeman 

Veteran’s Dinner 

A free appreciation spaghetti 

dinner is being given 

to all veterans by the 

following sponsoring organizations: 

American Legion, 

Middletown Historical 

Society, Eagles Club, 

Addison Ambassadors 

and the Addison Masonic 

Lodge. The dinner is for 

a veteran and one guest. 

The date is November 

3rd and the dinner will 

be held at the American 

Legion Post 730 on 85 

Maple Street, Addison NY. 

Happy Hour is from 3-4 

pm and the dinner will be 

served afterwards. For 

reservations call Marta 

Gonzalez, 359-4172 or 

the American Legion 359- 

2487 by October 26th. 

Election Day 

Dinner 

The Rathbone United 

Methodist Church will be 

holding its first annual 

Chicken and Biscuit Dinner 

on November 6, 2012 

at 4:00 p.m. until all are 

served at the Rathbone 

Methodist Church. Prices 

are $8.00 for adults; 

$7.00 senior citizens; 

$5.00 for 12 and under, 

and under 4 free. Eat in 

or take-out. Come join 

us for good food and 

conversation. 

Corning Senior Center Event 

Ian Mackenzie will be presenting a Travelogue on the 

fascinating ancient country of Turkey, at the Corning 

Senior Center. This free Travelogue will be held on November 

14th at 1:00 p.m. Call 962-8000 for more info. 

Corning Area Retired 

Teachers Meeting 

The Corning Area Retired Teachers will meet Tuesday, 

November 6, 2012 for an 11:30 a.m. luncheon 

at the Radisson Hotel, Corning, NY. 

A Memorial Service will be held for all those members 

who have passed away during the past year. There 

will be an installation of new officers for the 2012-2013 

year. There will also be a speaker to explain the RSVP 

Volunteer Program in Steuben County. 

All retired educators in the area are invited to attend. 

For further information phone 523-8008. 

Operation Christmas Child 

Operation Christmas Child is a project of Samaritan’s Purse, a nonprofi t Christian relief and evangelism 

organization founded by Franklin Graham. Our church in South Canisteo became involved with the project 

several years ago and loved it so much that we eventually expanded our role to become a Regional Relay 

Center. We collect and process shoeboxes and deliver them to the Regional Collection Center in Big Flats. 

This service shortens the distance folks have to drive to deliver their shoeboxes as well as saving the Big 

Flats center the needed processing work. We have really enjoyed our role with Operation Christmas Child 

and hope to have your help. 

This is not a Methodist project or even one of the South Canisteo Church’s project. Operation Christmas 

child is a nondenominational Christian project which can be experienced by any believer. 

Collection dates at the South Canisteo Regiona Relay Center will be November 12th-19th, 2012. Our hours 

will be Monday 12th - 7-8 p.m., Tuesday 13th - 7-8 p.m., Wednesday 14th - 1:30-3:30 P.M., Thursday 15th - 6-8 

p.m., Friday 16th - 1:30-3:30 p.m., Saturday 17th - 10:00 a.m. to noon and 6-8 p.m., Sunday 18th - 12:30- 

2:30 p.m. and Monday 19th - 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. We are located just off State Route 36 half way between 

Jasper and Canisteo. 

PIG RAFFLE 

To Benefit Ward Hively’s 

Educational Trip To Spain 

Win a Full Hog: 

Butchered, Cut & Wrapped 

$10.00 Donation 

Drawing - January 2nd, 2013 

For Tickets Call: 

607-382-4597 

Auction 

Saturday November 3, 2012 10am 

470 Beartown Road, Painted Post NY, 14901 

JD lawnmowers, garage tool (some new), COOPER 

ROCKER, 5x8 trailer, vintage items, new Hobart wire feed 

welder, some household, 50+ local farm milk bottles. 

Go to www.titusauctionservice.com 

for listings and pictures 607-359-3555 

Sportsman Raffle 

The Cameron Vol. Fire Department is having 

a sportsman raffle on Nov. 3rd, 2012. 

Hours are 1:00 - 4:00 PM. 

Ticket price of $10.00 includes meal. 

For tickets contact James Hoad 776-3610, 

Ray Orr 776-6966, or any fire member. 

Savona Rod & Gun Club 

is having a Pancake Breakfast 

Sunday, November 4th at 7:30 AM. 

Followed by a Meat Shoot at 9 AM. 

Raffle tickets will be drawn after 

the shoot. Prizes include .22 Marlin, 

hunting accessories and cash. 

Woodhull Firemen’s Ladies Aux. 

3rd Annual Turkey Raffle 

Friday, November 9, 2012 

Starting at 7:00 PM 

@ the Woodhull Firehall 

Bring your quarters. 

We will have 50 - 60 turkeys and 8 hams to spin for. 

Door prizes and snacks provided. 

Tickets available now with any Aux member. 

Addison Eagles Auxiliary 

Harvest Dinner 

Tuesday, November 6th 

Election Day 

Turkey Dressing - Mashed Potatoes 

Squash - Cole Slaw - Gravy - Pies - Drinks 

Dinner: $9.50 

4 PM until 7 PM 

Take The Night Off - Come To The 

“Eagles” 417 West For Dinner 

Take Outs Available 

Phone: 973-2552


DINING & EVENTS 

BOW HUNTERS... 

Archery season is here! 

We will skin, cut, vacuum 

package and freeze your deer 

and can also make the 

following specialty products: 

- Sausage 

- Hot Dogs 

- Bologna 

- Kielbasa 

- Jerky 

- Pepper Stick 

“New for this season” 

Bacon Burger 

- Smoked Legs 

- Dried Venison 

- Cheese Dogs 

408 E River St, Elkland, PA 

(814) 258-7283 

Fall Hours: 

Mon. - Fri. 8 - 5 Sat. 9 - 3 

Monstrous Savings 

Chicken Leg Quarters 

79¢ lb. 

Deli - Stella 

Provolone Cheese 

$4.99 lb. 

Knorr Sides 

5 for $5 

Angel Soft Bath Tissue 

8-12 Roll 

$3.99 

BNLS Chicken Breast 

$1.69 lb. 

Mama Lucia Meatballs 

5 for $5 

Sirloin Tip Roasts 

or Steaks 

$2.99 lb. 

3 lb. Bag Eastern 

Grown Apples 

$2.99 Each 

Best Yet Rising 

Crust Pizza 

$3.99 

Pepsi 12pk cans or 

6pk bottles 

Deli - Big M 

Turkey Breast 

$3.99 lb. 

Simply Orange Juice 

2 for $6 

Sparkle 8 

Roll Towels 

$3.99 

Progresso Rich & Hearty Soups 

BOGO 

3 Day Sale 11/1 - 11/3 

Pork Shoulder Steak 

$1.79 lb. 

Deli Tavern Ham 

$2.99 lb. 

3 for $10 

W/ coupon in ad 

Porterhouse or 

T-Bone Steaks 

$5.99 lb. 

B&S Apple Cider 

$2.99 Half 

Gallon 

Route 49, 

Osceola, PA 

814-258-5166 

Lays Potato Chips 

BOGO 

Sugardale Bacon 

$2.99 

Jif Peanut Butter 

2 for $4 

COS Tuna 

5 for $5 

BY Water 24 pk 

2 for $4 

BY Large Eggs 

99¢ 

Bakery Italian Bread 

99¢ 

201 W. Main St. 

(Restored 

Bank Building) 

OPEN 

7 days 

a week! 

814-326-0888 

DONNA’S MAIN STREET 

MARKET & DELI 

Gatorade 32oz. (All Flavors) 

6 

packs 

12 

packs 

2 for $3.00 

Keystone 16oz 

$4.99 

Keystone Light cans 

$6.99 

+tax & dep. 

+tax & dep. 

New 12” Small Pizzas $7.99 

Toppings Extra 90¢ Each 

Friday Fish Fry or 

Shrimp Dinner (choice of 2 sides) 

Shopping Cart Full of 

$1.00 Household Items 

Check it out! 

HOURS: Sunday: 8:00am-9:00pm 

Monday - Thursday 7:00am-9:00pm; 

Friday & Saturday 7:00am-9:00pm 

1613 Main St., Woodhull, NY 14898 

607-458-5650 

Expectant Parents Class 

On Tuesday, November 13, Soldiers + Sailors Memorial 

Hospital will hold a free Expectant Parents class 

entitled “Labor Preparation and Comfort Techniques” 

from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Board Room. 

Attendees will learn about relaxation techniques, 

breathing exercises, and position changes. This class 

is designed to enhance comfort during pregnancy and 

labor as well as provide suggestions for the mother’s 

support person. The class is part of a cycle of classes 

addressing the various concerns of expectant parents, 

including labor preparation, physical and emotional 

changes, infant care, and feeding techniques. Participants 

may join at any time in the cycle. Walk-ins welcomed. 

Classes are not sequential, and participants 

may join at any time during the cycle. 

Registration is not necessary. Walk-ins are warmly 

welcomed. For more information, please call (570) 

723-0375. 

Town of Jasper News 

Halloween Trick or Treat will be observed October 

31st from 6 PM to 8 PM. Only houses with porch lights 

on should be visited. 

There will be a budget workshop on October 30th at 

7:00 PM and a Public Hearing to adopt the 2013 budget 

is scheduled for November 13th at 7:00 PM. 

Invenergy representatives Eric Miller and Sam Malin 

and Consultants Barbara Wagner and Michael Flanigan 

from Stantec were at the last board meeting with 

information on the proposed Marsh Hill Wind Farm 

Project. 

Steuben County Department of Public Works was 

given authority to build box culverts for 2013 Upper 

Swale Bridge project. 

Maintenence work will be done again on some of the 

Town Roads before winter arrives. 

Next scheduled board meeting will November 13th at 

7:00 PM at theTown Hall. 

996 Addison Rd, Painted Post, NY 

607-359-3000 

$1.00 Off Any Regular 

Priced Dinner 

Excluding Fri. night Fish Specials 

Offer good thru Nov. 3rd, 2012 

JASPER J UNCTION 

MINI MART 

3857 St. Rte. 417, Jasper 

607-558-4002 

HOURS: M-Sat 7am-9pm, Sun 9am-4pm 

Gas, on road diesel, clear kero, white gas, 

groceries, pizza, subs, chicken, wings & more 

addisonpost@gmail.com


PRELIMINARY BUDGET LEGAL NOTICE 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the preliminary budget 

for the Town of Addison for the fi scal year beginning 

January 1, 2013 has been completed and fi led in the offi ce of 

the Town Clerk of Addison, New York where it is available for 

the inspection by any interested person at the hours of the 

Town Clerk: 

Mon & Wed 7:30am-10:30am; Thurs Noon to 7:00pm. 

FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT 

to Section 108 of the Town Law that the propose salaries 

of the Town Offi cers and hereby specifi ed as follows: 

Supervisor - $3,300.00 

Town Clerk/Tax Collector $15,300.00/$2,850.00 - $18,150.00 

Superintendent of Highways - $46,500.00 

Town Justice - $7,700.00 

Assessor - Chairman - $6,000.00 

Assessor - Certifi ed - $4,000.00 

Assessor - Uncertifi ed - $4,000.00 

Council Persons - 4 each @ $450.00 - $1,800.00 

FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing 

Will be held on Thursday, November 8, 2012 at 7:01PM 

at 21 Main Street, Addison, NY 14801. 

By order of the Addison Town Board 

Betty L. Andrukat 

Town Clerk 

October 22, 2012 

NOTICE 

Notice of Public Hearing to consider the 2013 Town 

of West Union budget will be held on Thursday 

November 8, 2012 at 6:00 PM at the town hall. 

Woodhull Community 

Band Practice 

The Woodhull Community Band will rehearse Saturday, 

October 27th at 9am in the Woodhull town 

hall (the old Woodhull High School gym). Please 

bring your instrument, a pencil, and a music stand 

(if you have one), and join in the fun. Again, if you 

are unsure about playing you are welcome to come 

and listen. If you have questions please call Kathy 

at 607-458-5771. 

CCC Announces 

Scholarship Recipients 

Corning Community College hosted a Scholarship 

Reception on September 20, 2012 to recognize 

approximately 60 students who were awarded over 

$90,000 in scholarships. The following scholarship 

recipients acknowledged from our area were: 

Addison - Sue L. Hamilton - Piggee-Sheafe Memorial 

Scholarship. 

Woodhull - Kelby J. Fillmore - Presidential Scholarship. 

Westfield, Pa. - Jayne K. Pratt - Nursing Careers 

Scholarship for Nursing III Students. 

Town of West Union 

Board Meeting 

The monthly board meeting was called to order at 6:00 

p.m. The board members present were Larry McCaffrey, 

Wendy Potter, Patti Irion, Linda Mullen and Randy 

Heckman. Members from the community present were 

David Weeks, George Whitsell, and Larry Orgorzalek. 

The minutes from the September 21st meeting were 

approved. There was discussion on the grader. The 

gravel has been crushed in the pit. The revised 2013 

budget was handed out. The highway and general 

vouchers were presented and approved. The meeting 

was adjourned at 7:07 p.m. and then proceeded into the 

public hearing on the site plan law. The same people 

were present for the public hearing. Also attorney Karl 

Anderson was there and answered any questions anyone 

had. The public hearing was adjourned at 8:08 p.m. 

The regular meeting was then called back to order at 

8:09 p.m. and the motion was made and approved to 

adopt the site plan law. The meeting was then adjourned 

at 8:10 p.m. The next meeting will be November 8, 2012 

at 6:00 p.m. This will be a public hearing on the 2013 

budget. The next regular meeting will be November 15, 

2012 at 6:00 p.m. at the town hall. 

Small Business 

Assistance 

Corning Community College’s 

Small Business Development 

Center is offering 

a “Business Planning 

Workshop” on Wednesday, 

November 7th from 8:30 - 

10:00 a.m. at CCC’s Business 

Development Center, 

24 Denison Parkway 

West,Room 111, Corning, 

NY. 

This seminar will discuss 

the necessary steps to formalize 

your business, legal 

requirements, business 

structure, and business 

plan development. Preregistration 

is required by 

Novembe 5th. To register 

or for more information, call 

the SBDC at 607-937-6861 

or email sbdc@corning-cc. 

edu. 

chain sale 

BUY 2 CHAINS & 

GET THE 3 rd CHAIN 

BUY 1 CHAIN 

GET THE 

2 nd CHAIN 

1/2 PRICE 

Offer good thru 10/31/11. 

FREE! 

Spruce Glen 

Equipment 

Cty. Rte. 417 

Jasper, NY 14855 

607-792-3323 

Expectant Parents Class 

On Tuesday, November 13, Soldiers + Sailors Memorial Hospital will hold a free Expectant Parents class entitled 

“Labor Preparation and Comfort Techniques” from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Board Room. 

Attendees will learn about relaxation techniques, breathing exercises, and position changes. This class is designed 

to enhance comfort during pregnancy and labor as well as provide suggestions for the mother’s support 

person. The class is part of a cycle of classes addressing the various concerns of expectant parents, including 

labor preparation, physical and emotional changes, infant care, and feeding techniques. Participants may join 

at any time in the cycle. Walk-ins welcomed. Classes are not sequential, and participants may join at any time 

during the cycle. 

Registration is not necessary. Walk-ins are warmly welcomed. For more information, please call (570) 723-0375. 

Corning Area Needs Volunteers 

Steuben County’s nonprofi ts need your time and talent! 

United Way of the Southern Tier is seeking income tax preparers for their CASH program. Training will be 

provided and you must have computer skills. The program runs from late January to mid-April. Steuben Coordinated 

Transportation needs volunteer drivers who can transport the elderly and needy to non-emergency 

medically related appointments. 

Reimbursement is available for all miles driven, meals, and/or parking expenses. 

ProAction’s Home Delivered Meals program in Addison has a critical need for drivers. The route takes approximately 

45 minutes and mileage reimbursement is available. 

Faith in Action needs volunteers to serve frail seniors age 60+ to remain 

independent in their homes. Volunteers provide friendly visiting, respite care, light housekeeping, or transportation. 

If you are 55 years of age or older and you are interested in these or 

any other volunteer opportunities, call (607) 936-4662 to learn more about the benefi ts of being an RSVP 

Volunteer. Please do not call the agencies or organizations directly. 

Visit the RSVP website at www.steubencony.org/rsvp to see a more complete list of volunteer opportunities. 

Community Church of Woodhull 

Submitted by Sharon Calkins 

(10/21/12) We had the pleasure of having Lisa Karr, a missionary to Ethiopia, with us last Sunday. There 

are 24 languages in Ethiopia who don’t have a Bible in their languages. The seat of Ethiopia is Addis 

and has poverty, grueling labor and tension. Lisa said that it is a blessing to be able to talk about God in 

their schools. Some have asked her why she gave up a good paying job and go as a volunteer to Ethiopia 

as a missionary. Are you a follower of Jesus or a fan of Jesus? Lisa is a follower because she answered 

His call to be a missionary to a place where they are starved for God’s word. The blessings outweigh the 

sacrifi ces. There is extreme poverty there and she wants to help everybody but can’t. She works with a 

select few, the Strong Hearts, doing street ministry. In the leper colony, people are outcasts, not whole and 

not accepted by society. Here teenage boys pick through garbage to fi nd recyclables to sell. People are 

still people. No matter where you are there are homeless and poor. Have you ever felt God’s nudging you 

to leave your comfort zone? You can be a missionary without leaving your home; the workplace, school, or 

your neighborhood. The Lord sees people differently than we do. We look at the outside and He looks at 

the heart. Lisa told of prostitutes and how one in particular told her she was beautiful. All women want to 

be seen as beautiful. The prostitute is no different than all women. We all want to be told we are beautiful. 

Remember that God wants us all to be missionaries and see others as He does. Our services are at 9:30 

and we welcome you to worship with us Sunday. 

Woodhull Winterfest Only 3 Weeks Away!! 

We are looking for volunteers in the community to help assemble our new town decorations. Saturday, November 

3 at 9 a.m. at the Woodhull Community Center. We appreciate all the help we can get to make our first Winterfest 

a Success. Our first ever Woodhull Winterfest is set for Saturday, November 17th. The fun will begin at 5 and go 

till 9 p. m. Join your neighbors and friends and bring your holiday spirit with you! The festivities will occur on West 

Main Street and include a visit from the infamous Mr. and Mrs. Claus, lighting of the new street decorations, caroling, 

prize drawings and more!! 

Event planners are seeking art, craft and food vendors to take part in this quaint, small town celebration. With 

outdoor set up space free and a small fee for indoor space, it’s the perfect setting to show case your specialty products 

or recipes. For more information and to register, interested vendors need to contact Dawn at 329-2850 or via 

e-mail at Lizzys_cabin@yahoo.com 

This is just a good, clean, family-friendly event with a little something for everyone. Admission is free, so it’s a great 

chance to get out and do something fun, even if you’re 

on a tight budget. 

If you want to join the planning committee, organize an activity or make a monetary donation to support the cause 

contact Helen at 438-7919 or Mary at 458-5561 or e-mail woodhullwinterfest@gmail.com.

Donations Wanted 

The Jasper-Troupsburg Partners in Education are setting up a table at the annual school craft fair on the 3rd and are looking for donations for the table. We are looking for 

homemade crafts, baked goods and/or new or like new items. The proceeds go towards field trips, guest speakers and other events. If you would like to donate bring donations 

at 8 am the morning of the craft fair or contact Amy @ 458-5276 for more information. 


Cold Waters Move In; Boaters Step Up Safety Fall 

Fishing and Boating Safety Tips 

It’s hard being a boater in the fall. Most of your friends on the water are gone, 

the days shorter, the waters colder. However, the lack of crowds or better wind in 

the sails is still appealing to many boaters, anglers and sailors, but safety must 

be stepped up, says the BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water. 

What makes the risk go up and what can you do? Here’s fi ve ways you can easily 

get in trouble this time of the year. 

Sunshine isn’t your friend: Don’t let sunny days deceive you – while it may be 

T-shirt weather in the morning at the launch ramp or dock, weather can change 

quickly this time of year. Bring extra clothing to dress in layers and always bring 

foul weather gear. 

Float your plan: The fi shing hole or raft-up spot crowds may be gone, but that 

also means your closest potential rescuers are also long gone. A simple sharing 

of your fl oat plan with family members or friends letting them know where 

you’re going and when you will be back could save valuable time in locating you 

if something happens. 

Murphy likes you: Does your boat have any lingering maintenance issues? This 

isn’t the time of the year to find out. 

Ensure any problems – engine, fuel, charging systems, or safety issues such 

as navigation lights – are fi xed before you go. 

I’ve fallen and I can’t get up: A simple fall overboard can kill this time of year. 

Hypothermia is a real threat. By wearing your life jacket, if you do fi nd yourself 

accidentally over the side you will fl oat and have time to get back aboard, preferably 

with a knotted or looped rope attached to the gunnel or ladder that be reached from the water. If you’d 

like to see just how hard it is to get back in a boat, go to www.BoatUS.com/foundation/boardingladders. 

Don’t leave without me: If you are alone and fall out, will the boat keep going? It won’t run away if you had 

your engine cut-off lanyard attached to you or use another type of shutdown device. 

Gifts To Addison Public Library 

The following hard cover books in Large Print have been funded for our library by Addison Eagles Auxiliary #3904. 

A Place in the Country (AM)( by Elizabeth Adler 

The Harbinger (AM) by Jonathan Cahn 

When in Doubt, Add Butter (AF) by Beth Harbison 

The Violent Land (AW) The Family Jensen by J.A. Johnstone 

The Big Open (AW) by Stan Lynde 

The Importance of Being Seven (AF) by Alexander McCall Smith 

Return to Willow Lake (AF) by Susan Wiggs 

Dear Editor 

Forgiven 

Here’s another silent season assuring individual development, 

Thoughts of reflection is winter’s task, falls never last. 

Spring forwards soon enough after contemplating the year, 

Summer’s what counts remembering what’s true will prove. 

Impressions formed from foiling false narrators folly. 

Encourages faith in following righteously, honoring patiently, 

Awaiting God’s consequences in determining tomorrow realities, 

Wars have always been won by efforts trusting in him. 

Waiting’s easier knowing your on the side doing their best, 

Learning’s diffi cult but sooner’s better and less apt to failing again. 

Life’s a series of seasons repeating til we get um fi nally fi gured out. 

Goods got glamour not for ourselves sake, evil has fame rarely alone 

but later it’s over if nothing’s grown. 

Lessons learned aren’t necessary to repeat including the ones discovered to be overwhelmingly manipulative, 

forming skepticisms a powerful positive, however revealing childrens Santa’s early doesn’t teach 

objectivity automatically. 

Merry Maker 

Peter H. Sly 

Gunz & Gear 

58 Main St. Addison 

607-359-4531 

New & Used Guns 

Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10-6 

Thurs. 10-5, Closed Sundays 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 

2013 PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE 

TOWN OF WOODHULL 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the preliminary budget for 

the Town of Woodhull for the fi scal year beginning January 1, 

2013 has been completed and is fi led in the offi ce of the Town 

Clerk, 1585 Academy Street, Woodhull, New York where it is 

available for inspection by any interested person during regular 

offi ce hours : Tuesday & Saturday – 8 AM to 12 PM and 

Thursday – 2 to 7 PM. 

FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board 

of the Town of Woodhull will hold a Public Hearing at the Town 

Hall, 1585 Academy Street, on Thursday, November 1, 2012 

at 7 PM and at such hearing any person may be heard in favor 

of or against any item therein contained. 

FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 

108 of the Town Law, the proposed salaries of elected Town 

Offi cials are hereby specifi ed: 

Town Supervisor 7,200 

Town Clerk/Tax Collector 8,500 

Town Justice 4,500 

Superintendent of Highways 39,000 

Councilman (4) @ 1,400 5,600 

Dated 10/20/2012 

By order of the Town Board 

Sharon A. Brewer, Town Clerk 

ATTENTION ADDISON RESIDENTS 

The Addison Town Board is looking for one Board of Review 

member. Please submit letter of interest along with resume to 

the Addison Town Clerk, PO Box 85, Addison, NY 14801. Must 

be received by Clerk no later than Wednesday, November 7th. 

Betty L. Andrukat 

Addison Town Clerk 

Gary D. Hibbard 

Gary D. Hibbard, age 71, of Williams Road in Addison passed away on Wednesday, October 24, 2012 at the Vincent 

House in Wayland, NY. 

Born in Tuscarora, he was the son of the late William and Freda (Hackett) Hibbard. 

He is survived by two brothers: William Hibbard of Rochester, NY, and Larry (Margaret) Hibbard of Lindley, NY; a 

sister: Helen (Glenn) Smith of Holland, NY; and many nieces and nephews. 

Family and friends are invited to call at Carpenter-Flint Funeral Home, 10 Wall Street in Addison on Saturday, 

October 27, 2012 from 10:00AM-11:00AM. Funeral services will immediately follow at 11:00AM with Pastor Lonnie 

Dewalt officiating. Interment will be in Baxter Cemetery, Addison. 

Donations in Gary’s name may be made to The Vincent House, 310 Second Ave., P.O. Box 566, Wayland, NY 14572. 

Costume Party with North Cameron Grange #355 

North Cameron Grange #355, 5727 Gulf Road, Cameron Mills, NY will be having a Halloween party on October 

27, 2012 beginning with a dish to pass supper at 7:00 p.m. Following the meeting there will be costume judging, 

games, and various prize drawings. There will be fun for all and all are invited to come. Grange is a family fraternity 

and anyone can participate and join in the fun. 

NOTICE 

The Jasper Board of Fire Commissioners will hold their annual 

election Tuesday, December 11, 2012. There are three vacancies, 

one 5 year vacancy, one 4 year vacancy and one 3 year vacancy. 

If interested in serving, contact Lucille Kernan in writing at PO 

Drawer 10, Jasper, NY 14855 no later than November 20, 2012. 

If you have questions call 607-792-3509. 

Lucille Kernan, Treasurer 

Dear Editor- 

A famous American quotation of Daniel Webster 

without comment: 

“If we and our posterity reject religious instruction and 

authority, violate the rules of eternal justice, trifl e with 

the injunctions of morality, and recklessly destroy the 

political constitution which holds us together, no man 

can tell how sudden a catastrophe may overwhelm 

us, that shall bury all our glory in profound obscurity.” 

Submitted by David Scrimshaw


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

TOWN OF TROUPSBURG 

Proposed Local Law No 3 of 2012 

A Local Law Relating to the Override of the Tax Levy Limit 

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a local law has been introduced in 

the Town Board of the Town of Troupsburg to override the limit 

on the amount of real property taxes that may be levied in the 

Town of Troupsburg established by General Municipal Law 3-c. 

Due to the increased cost of mandated expenses, the Town 

Board fi nds it necessary to override the limit imposed by the 

recently enacted law. A copy of said proposed local law is on 

fi le in the offi ce of the Town Clerk. 

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public hearing upon said proposed 

local law will be held at the Town Hall, Town of Troupsburg, 

New York, on the 8th day of November, 2012 at 7:00 PM 

(D.S.T.) and that an opportunity to be heard in regard thereto 

will then and there be given to those favoring passage of such 

proposed local law and also to those opposed thereto. 

Paula LeBarron, Town Clerk 

Dated: October 19, 2012 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING UPON THE 

PRELIMINARY BUDGET OF THE 

TOWN OF TROUPSBURG NY 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the preliminary budget for 

the Town of Troupsburg for fi scal year beginning January 1, 

2013 has been completed and is fi led in the offi ce of the Town 

Clerk, Troupsburg, N.Y. where it is available for inspection by 

any interested persons during offi ce hours. 

FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of 

Troupsburg will meet and review said Preliminary Budget and will 

hold a public hearing thereon at the Town Hall at 7:15 P.M. on the 

8th day of November, 2012 and at such a hearing any person 

may be heard in favor of or against any item therein contained. 

Pursuant to Section 108 of Town Law, the proposed salaries 

of the following elected Town Offi cers are hereby specifi ed as 

follows: 

Supervisor $6,000.00 

Town Clerk $4,650.00 

Justice of the Peace $4,000.00 

Councilmen (4) each $950.00 

Superintendent of Highways $43,350.00 

Collector of Taxes $1,900.00 

Ordered by the Town Board 

Dated 10/18/2012 

Paula LeBarron, Town Clerk 

Troupsburg, NY 

Addison Mobile Food Pantry 

The next Addison Mobile Food Pantry distribution will 

be held on Wednesday, November 7th, 10 - 11am at 

the Addison Baptist Church parking lot on Steuben St. 

in Addison. Please bring your own bags or boxes. This 

free Mobile Food Pantry Distribution is sponsored by 

the Food Bank of the Southern Tier. All are welcome to 

take advantage of the donated food and other items. 

The giveaway will happen rain or shine!! Call Kathy 

Greene at 329-1080 with any questions. 

Dansville Coin & Stamp Club 

Fall Show 

The 6th Annual Fall coin, stamp and sports card 

show will be held Sunday, October 28, 2012 from 

10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. at the North Dansville Town 

Hall, 14 Clara Barton St., Dansville, NY. 

Annual raffl e, door prizes and refreshments. 

Vendors Wanted 

Vendors are wanted for the Coopers Plains 

Volunteer Fire Department Craft Show to be held 

November 3rd, 2012 from 9-3 p.m. at the Coopers 

Plains Fire Hall. For a table please contact Carol 

Paris at 962-2183. 

Venison Donation Program 

Did you know that one deer provides approximately 

160 servings of highly nutritious ground venison to 

those in need? 

The Venison Donation Program partners with the 

Food Bank of the Southern Tier to help those in need. 

Legally tagged and properly fi eld-dressed deer can 

be taken to participating processors at NO COST TO 

THE HUNTER. 

Hunters must call ahead for FREE processing of 

any deer they wish to donate. The venison is then 

processed and packaged according to the law and 

picked up by the Food Bank of the Southern Tier for 

distribution to neighbors in need through a network 

of hunger-relief member agencies like soup kitchens 

and food pantries. 

How to Donate a Deer to the Hungry: 

1. The list of Participating Processors can be found on 

the Food Bank’s website under ‘Donate Now’. 

2. Join thousands of New York State hunters and 

make a commitment to donate your deer to the hungry. 

3. Bring your legally tagged and properly field-dressed 

deer to the processor. There is no cost to you! 

About the Venison Donation Program: 

• Hunters do not have to pay for processing the deer 

they donate. Processing costs are covered by donations 

from the public and through state funding. 

• Since 1999, more than 413 tons of highly nutritious 

venison have been distributed in New York State 

through similar programs. This equals 3,308,568 

meals served to those in need. 

• For the 2012 season, if one out of our every 100 deer 

is donated, the program could easily reach 100,000 

pounds of venison to feed the hungry. 

In 2011, 7,429 pounds of venison was donated to the 

Food Bank of the Southern Tier! 

Each week, over 11,000 individuals visit a hungerrelief 

member agency served by the Food Bank of 

the Southern Tier. In 2011, the Food Bank distributed 

nearly 7.5 million pounds of food to neighbors in need 

across the six Southern Tier counties of Broome, 

Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben, Tioga, and Tompkins. 

To learn more about how you can make a difference in 

the fight against hunger, visit the Food Bank’s website 

at www.foodbankst.org or call 607.796.6061. 

DOG KENNEL SALE! 

10’ x 10’ x 6’ Complete Kennel 

$239.99 

10’ x 6’ Extra Side Panels 

$69.99 

10’ x 6’ Extra Panel w/Gate 

$79.99 

Petmate Barn Home 

3 Dog House (38” x 29” x 30”) 

$69.99 

WADE’S FARM & HOME, INC. 

94 Front Street, Addison, NY 14801 

Monday - Friday 8:00am- 5:30pm 

• Saturday 8:00am- 1:00pm 

1-877-219-6115 or 607-359-2424 

Did you know …….… 

that you can apply for 

an absentee ballot on Saturday 

November 3 rd from 9am – noon 

You must be a registered voter in Steuben County 

to apply for an absentee ballot 

at the Steuben County Board of Elections 

If you have any questions about whether 

or not you qualify for an absentee ballot 

please call the office. 

607-664-2260 

Steuben County Office Building 

3 East Pulteney Square, Bath 

Happy 30 years together 

Chuck & Doreen 

May you have many more ahead 

The Swamp Friends and Family 

FREE Community Dinner 

Check it out!! Monday, October 29th, 5:00 - 6:00pm at the Baptist Church on 

Baldwin Ave. in Addison will be served a Community Dinner. YOU are invited to 

share a fabulous dinner and enjoy the wonderful company. We have a giveaway 

table where items are donated for everyone to enjoy. The conversation and coffee 

will be hot. 

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Addison School District Newsletter 

www.addisoncsd.org 

Superintendent, Mr. DioGuardi 607-359-2244 

Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Mr. Howe 607-359-2090 

Supervisor of Special Education, Mrs. Loomis 607-359-1111 

Addison Middle-Senior High School Principal, Ms. Crane 607-359-2241 

Tuscarora and Valley Elementary Schools Principal, Mrs. Flint 607-359-2261 

School Year 2012-2013 Issue 9 Page 1 of 3 October 26, 2012 

The Tuscarora PTA's Family Game Night 

was a great success. Families were able to 

enjoy BINGO, Just Dance, Name That 

Tune, and a variety of board games. Everyone 

had a great time. The PTA would like 

to thank Miss Washer, Mrs. Dvorak, Mrs. 

Flint, and Mrs. Tompkins for volunteering 

your evening for October's Family Event. 

Top Left: Miss Washer, Sarah Stierly, Mrs. Stierly, and 

Kylene Stierly play Just Dance. 

Left: Mrs. Dvorak plays board games with a group of girls. 

Bottom: Mrs. Flint manages BINGO. 

At the next PTA meeting, 

Mr. DioGuardi will be 

speaking about the district’s 

plans for upcoming 

capital improvements. 

Please join us November 

5 at 7:00p.m. in the Tuscarora 

café to hear more 

about Phase II.



Saturday, 

October 27 

Boys’ Varsity Soccer—TBA 

Monday, 

October 29 

through 

Saturday , 

November 3 

No events scheduled at this 

time. Games will be determined 

based on Sectional game results. 

Sports Pictures Reminder: Each student received a 

slip with step-by-step instructions on how to log into the 

photographs at www.dickerson-photography.com. If you 

have any questions, please feel free to contact me by 

email: dickersonphotography@gmail.com or by phone: 

607-377-2532. 

Back: Asa Farr, Owen Cunningham, Kaitlynn Causer, Kaitlyn 

Morse, Kennedy Richardson, Jillian Ames 

Front: Brayde Webster, Collin Johnson, Tyler Richardson, 

Sarah Morris 

Not Pictured: Aidan Knowles 

THE HALLOWEEN DANCE SCHEDULED 

FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, HAS BEEN 

CANCELLED 

Picture retake day is 

Friday, November 16. 

YEARBOOKS ON SALE 

Addison MS/HS will be selling yearbooks 

for the next two weeks, until 

November 2nd in the cafeteria during 

students’ lunch times. Yearbooks 

cost $45. This year you can pay using 

a credit card by going online to 

jostensyearbooks.com. You can also 

send in cash or a check made out to 

Addison Yearbook. 

If it is 

more convenient, 

you can make three easy installment 

payments of $15.00 each. 

Senior Spots are also available 

where you can include pictures and 

a message for your special senior. If 

you have questions about Yearbooks 

or Senior Spots, please contact 

Sonya English at 359-2241. 

ABOVE– Mr. Greenfield and Heather Jones. 

Mr. Greenfield’s and Mr. Bahantka’s P.E. classes 

enjoy archery and say, “It is very exciting 

because you can do something in PE that you 

don’t normally do.” The students learn that 

the #1 rule is safety and this sport involves 

precision and scoring. 

MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STU- 

DENTS’ PICTURES HAVE BEEN TAK- 

EN! TO ORDER ONLINE, 

PLEASE VISIT 

WWW.INTER-STATE.COM 

AND USE THE FLYER 

CODE: 107762. THERE 

WILL BE A MAKE UP DAY 

FOR SENIOR PICTURES ON FRIDAY, 

OCTOBER 26TH.



The Tuscarora and Valley elementary 

staff were recognized 

for their outstanding dedication 

to children by a Walmart employees 

group. They celebrated 

with a cake for all the Addison 

Elementary staff from Tuscarora 

and Valley schools. Additionally, 

20 instructional leaders’ 

names were drawn. Each received 

a $50.00 Wal-Mart gift 

card to spend on classroom supplies. 

The Fourth Grade News from 

Room 205 

By Classroom Reporter Mari Chadwick 

This week we are learning about 

flower parts. We dissected a flower. 

We saw the ovary, anthers, 

and we even got to see the xylem 

in the stem. It looked cool. We 

are also learning about pollination. 

Right: Students in Mrs. S. Morse's 

class dissect gladiolus to look at each part of the flower. 

Welcome Mrs. Gronemus! 

By 

Kathryn Watkins and Laura Burrell 

This year we’ve welcomed plenty of 

new additions to our school district. One is 

Mrs. Gronemus. She has previously worked 

at BOCES and in the Campbell-Savona and 

Corning school districts. Mrs. Gronemus has 

been a teacher for over 20 years. 

Mrs. Gronemus graduated from Marywood 

College in Scranton, Pennsylvania and 

earned her master’s degree from Mansfield 

University. She loves it here in Addison and 

heard great things about the area before she 

came. Welcome to Addison Central School, 

Mrs. Gronemus!


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. 

St. Mathews Conference Center - 731 Addison Rd., Bishop Spanford Essilfi e, 

Sunday Worship 2:00 p.m. 

ADRIAN 

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

at 10:00 am 

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

Church phone (607) 698-2989. Pastor Frankie Garcia. 

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 11:15 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. 

Forgiveness 

Do not judge others, and God will not judge you; do not condemn others, and God will not condemn you; forgive others, and God will 

forgive you (Luke 6:37). There are many verses in the Bible like this one that tell us that we should forgive those who have offended 

or insulted us in one way or another. Often, relationships between families and friends have been destroyed because of the hardening 

of the heart and the refusal to forgive others for something that they may have said or done. Because we are close to our loved ones, 

we may feel that we can say things to them that we would never say to others. Although the spirit of forgiveness is not always easy, 

forgiveness is usually more important to those who have been offended than to those who have caused the offense. Quite often, a 

person may not even realize that they have said or done something that disturbs us, and frequently a person’s words or actions may 

simply be misinterpreted. Forgiving others as God forgives us is necessary in order to live our lives as our Heavenly Father requires. 

Forbearing one another, and forgiving one another, if any Man have a quarrel against any: even as Christ forgave you, so also do ye. 

K.J.V. Colossians 3:13. 

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 - Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp. Ser. 11 am, Bible Study 

Tues. 7:00pm held at various homes call for details 607-458-5541. 

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; Remix (6-8 grade) Wed. 7-8:30pm; 5th Quarter (9-12 

grade) Fri 8-9:30pm. Nursery, Children and Adult classes during all 3 services. 

United Methodist & First Presbyterian Churches - 201 N. 

Hamilton St., Pastor Glenn Kennedy. Sunday Wshp 10 a.m. / Sunday School and 

Adult Bible Study 11:15 a.m. 

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 9:30 AM, God and Family hour 11:15 AM, 

Pastor Daniel Knopf (607) 359-4721. 

Young Hickory Baptist - Located on Cty Rt 117 midway between Rexville and 

Troupsburg. Pastor, Ellis Grist. Sun. Wshp. 9:15am; Sun. Schl. 10:30am; Cottage 

Prayer Meeting Wed. 5:00pm. 607-525-6402. 

TUSCARORA 

Baptist - Assoc. Pastor Terry Moore, Sun. Schl. 9:30 am, Wshp. 10:45 am, Even. 

Serv. 6 pm, Tue. KIDZ ROCK 6:15 pm, Wed. Youth Grp. 6:30 & Prayer Meet. 7pm 

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. 

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Ethel’s This and That Gifts 

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Homemade Arts & Crafts 

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

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Fox’s Pizza 

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

Phone: 607-359-4201 • Rte 417 Addison 

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H.P. Smith & Son 

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Business Phone: 585-593-2665 

Fax: 585-593-4099 

STATE FARM INSURANCE 

The Manley Agency 

Insurance-Auto -Home -Business 

Phone: (607) 792-3800 

3832 St. Rt. 417 - Jasper, NY 

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McCourts Auto Collision 

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Precision Collision 

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Troupsburg General Store 

892 Main Street - Troupsburg, NY 

Phone: (607) 525-6400

Simple Tips And Smart Tools For Easy Budgeting 

(NAPSA)-From summer travel to back-to-school season, many Americans find it challenging to budget for special purchases. 

Thinking of your next big purchase or just wanting to better manage your everyday spending? Here are five tips to help you stick to a budget: 

1. Set priorities-Map out your basic needs and go from there. If you commute 10 miles to work, having money for gas is much more important than, say, 

a premium cable TV package. But once you set your priorities, re-evaluate them every couple of weeks. 

2. Reduce, don’t deprive-Part of any budget is managing the everyday luxuries-from a favorite magazine to the occasional night out. It’s important to set 

a budget for these purchases based on what you can afford, but don’t deprive yourself. We’re all human-and completely cutting out simple pleasures 

like these can set you up for failure. 

3. Track progress-Regularly measure how things are going. It helps you understand where you need to make adjustments and can give you a sense 

of gratification when you’re staying on track. If it’s your first time making a budget, don’t be surprised if you fall short of your goals-like with anything, 

practice makes perfect. 

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upgrading your in-home equipment may come with costs, but it can save you money in the long run to make those lattes at home instead of paying $4 

a cup at the coffee shop. 

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for restaurants, movies and other fun activities in separate envelopes each month, there are also more secure options available-from savings accounts 

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Addison Men’s Bowling 

Week of 10-24-12 

Standings 

W 

The Liquor Factory 117 

Hale Roofi ng 104 1/2 

Brian’s Flooring 94 

Buzzy’s Dream 93 1/2 

F.O.E. #3904 88 

Wade’s Do It Best 82 1/2 

Wallace Trucking 79 

Metarko’s 77 

Titus Auctions 72 

Addison Post 68 1/2 

Micro Solutions 67 

Wade’s Farm & Home 65 

TEAM SCORES 

Liquor Factory 15 Hale Roofi ng 6 

Brian’s Flooring 14 Buzzy’s Dream 7 

F.O.E. #3904 18 Wade’s Do It 3 

Wallace Trucking 14 Titus Auctions 7 

Metarko’s 15 Micro Solutions 6 

Addison Post 13 Wade’s F & H 8 

High Game Scratch 

M. Davis 299 

M. Beaver 279 

O. Hayes, Jr. 278 

High Ind. POA 

M. Davis 108 

S. Wade 76 

M. Beaver 64 

High Game Series 

M. Davis 740 

M. Maser 709 


High Ind. Series POA 

M. Davis 167 

J. Nilsen 95 

P. Ayers 76 

JACKPOT WINNERS 

High Scratch Jackpot - Mark Davis 299 

High P.O.A. - Steve Wade 76 

Strike Jackpots - Kerry Rice/Pat Ayers 

TOP TEN AVERAGES 

J. Kennedy, Jr. 225 


M. Maser 218 

M. Beaver 215 

R. McGlynn 208 

T. Dieter, Jr. 206 

R. Stewart 205 

S. Shaddock 204 

J. Risley 199 

M. Davis 198 

You Can Make Your Next Road 

Trip More Comfortable-And Stress 

Free 

(NAPSA)-Whether you’re driving across town or 

across the country, here are some tips to keep you 

on the road to safety and savings and help you get 

the most out of your trip. 

Cool Ways to Save on Gas 

Gas prices may move up and down but the desire to 

save money never changes. That said, don’t sweat 

the AC; trying to save money by turning off the air 

conditioner doesn’t save gas and opening the windows 

actually uses more gas by decreasing aerodynamics. 

Similarly, don’t throw money away on premium octane 

in the hopes that it contains special detergents or will 

improve performance. The EPA requires that all gas 

include detergents and, generally, only sports cars 

require premium gasoline. For best mileage, stick with 

your vehicle manufacturer’s recommended fuel-your 

wallet will thank you. 

Put it in “Park” 

For some people, hitting the open road with a full 

tank of gas is a uniquely liberating feeling. However, 

coming upon an unexpected road closure or gridlock 

Lost Dog 

My name is Douggie. I am missing from my 

home. I am a German Shepard/Wolf mix, 13 

years old. I have light blue eyes, a lazy right 

ear, and bad hips. I was last seen on 10/19/12 

at 11:30 pm on Cty. Rt. 5 between Hamilton 

Rd. and Sullivan Rd. If you see or find me 

please call Jamie Ribble at 607-359-3481. 

Thank You 

can kill an adventurous mood quickly. 

The good news is that you can use technology-such as a GPS device-to plan the best route in advance and 

fi nd places to stop and stretch your legs along the way. 

Developed in the early 1970s, the Global Positioning System, or GPS, is a satellite navigation system that 

provides location and time information. 

Using a GPS can help you take the road less traveled, and stopping at state parks and hiking trails can keep 

your legs-and brain-from going numb. 

Save the “Jams” for Later 

Take a car fi lled with kids and a dog, add in a traffi c jam and a chorus of “Are we there yet?” and you have 

a recipe for what can be a very long afternoon. 

Fortunately, you can save yourself time and stress by avoiding traffi c tie-ups altogether. Navigation devices_ 

can be beneficial for avoiding traffic. For instance, TomTom’s GO LIVE devices feature real-time traffic, which 

automatically reroutes you away from congestion. 

A Plan for the Worst 

If you have a roadside emergency, the right device can help you turn lemons into lemonade. For example, a 

GPS device can pinpoint your exact location. You can tell emergency services exactly where you are, even 

if you feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere. 

To learn more or view live traffi c information, visit www.tomtom.com/traffic. 

If you have a roadside emergency, the right device can help you turn lemons into lemonade. For example, 

a GPS device can pinpoint your exact location if your car breaks down. 

Sunday Night Mixed Bowling League 

10-21-12 

Hale Roofi ng 21 - 11 

That’s How We Roll 19 - 9* 

Smack It 18 1/2 - 13 1/2 

Addison Post 18 1/2 - 13 1/2 

The Spotted Adlers 16 1/2 - 15 1/2 

Creative Images 15 - 17 

Dieter’s Contracting 14 - 14* 

Lindville House 12 1/2 - 19 1/2 

AJ’s Pro Shop 11 - 21 

Lucio’s Ice Cream 7 - 25 

* Unofficial 

Team Hdcp. Game 

Smack it 1021 

Addison Post 938 

Lindville House 927 

High Game Scratch 

R. Gunn 290 

J. Stanley 276 

E. Briggs 268 

High Game Women 

R. Waters 224 

H. Keiffer 202 

C. Jones 201 

Team Hdcp. Game 

Smack it 2799 

Hale Roofi ng 2749 

Lindville House 2732 

High Series Scratch 


R. Gunn 710 

E. Briggs 689 

High Series Women 

H. Keiffer 572 

T. Brown 551 

L. Corrie 539 

School Bus Safety Tips School buses 

are designed to be safer than other vehicles 

(NAPSA)-More than 26 million children ride the school bus every day. According to the U.S. Department 

of Transportation, school buses are the safest form of transportation for getting children to and from school, 

with most serious school bus incidents taking place when children are outside of the bus. 

According to the same study, 75 percent of these incidents involve children under the age of 9. To help reduce 

these incidents, IC Bus, a subsidiary of Navistar, has developed the Safety PASS, four simple safety tips for 

parents to discuss with their children before they get on the school bus. 

To “earn” a safety PASS, passengers should: 

Pause-Wait to use headphones, cell phones and MP3 players until you’re a safe distance from the bus. 

be Aware-Consider your surroundings and remain alert so you are not distracted when a bus is approaching 

or departing. 

Signal-Watch for the driver’s signal before crossing and always cross 12 feet in front of the bus. 

Sit-Remain seated while you are on the bus and keep your voice down so the bus driver can concentrate 

on the road. 

For the past 10 years, IC Bus has been the No. 1 bus manufacturer, designing and manufacturing vehicles 

with student safety as the primary goal. 

School buses are designed to be safer than other passenger vehicles in avoiding crashes and preventing 

injury. In fact, students in the U.S. are nearly eight times safer riding in a school bus than in a car with a parent 

or guardian. 

Yellow school buses offer a unique combination of safety features, including: 

• Strong construction techniques such as reinforced sides, roofs and rear ends; 

• Passenger safety devices, including cross-view mirrors and walk gates that enhance the visibility of the 

students outside the bus; 

• Traffi c control devices such as the fl ashing warning lights and stop arms. 

For more information, visit www.ICBus.com or www.facebook.com/icbus.


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• Statements 

• Envelopes 

• Letterheads 

• Tickets 

• Booklets 

• NCR Forms 

• Invoices 

• Invitations 

- (Wedding & Graduation) 

• Business Cards 

• Rubber Stamps 

• Black & White 

& Full Color Copies 

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42 Main Street • Addison, NY 14801 

Phone: 607-359-2238 Fax: 607-359-2283 

Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm 

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Call for details 

607-359-2238 

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 

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 

MATHER WELL DRILLING 

PUMP & BACKHOE SERVICE 

PHONE: 359-2631 CELL: 542-5464 

Welsh Well Drilling 607-359-3869 (wells) 

Screened & Creek Gravel • Local Delivery available 

Ready to serve the community like we have for 40 years! 

1. 

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! 

ADDISON POST 

CLASSIFIED AD FORM 

The first TWENTY (20) words cost $7.00. 

Any word after the 20, costs 10¢ PER WORD. 

3. 4. 

5. 6. 

7. 8. 

9. 10. 

11. 12. 

• 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 

Thursday 9am-3pm 

Mike Melock, Owner 

•Well Drilling 

•Septic Systems 

•Water Conditioning 

*FREE Water Testing* 

Pool Closing Kits 

& Winter Covers 

607-359-3739 607-962-1641 

2499 Addison Road, Painted Post, NY 

2. 

13. 14. 

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 

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19. 20. 

$7.00 

+10¢ 

+10¢ 

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FOR SALE 

Pine, Hemlock, Larch and 

Oak Lumber. In stock and 

cut to order. 

BEILER LUMBER 11227 

o. Rte. 119 Addison, NY. 

miles west of Addison 

07-359-4197. Call at 8:00 

o 8:30 a.m. 

FIREWOOD FOR SALE 

ll hardwood, seasoned 

ne year. 4x8x16. HEAP 

pproved. 607-525-6153. 

9-8T-C 

JONSERED CHAIN 

SAWS 

Saw Chain, Bars 

Sprocket & Repairs 

For Most Brands 

of Chain Saws 

Hydraulic Hose 

Belts, Pulleys 

Sprockets, Bearings 

Oil & Grease 

Bolts by the pound 

Forney welding supplies 

A & B Repair Shop 

11204 Co. Rte. 119 

Addison, N.Y. 

3 miles West of Addison 

607-359-4197 

Call between 8:00-8:30AM 

Shop Hours: 

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

FIREWOOD 

Seasoned 2 years, mixed 

Maple, Ash, Beech, $50. 

each/first 2 face cords; $45 

thereafter. Skip, Thurston- 

Risingville 607-684-5619. 

41-4T-P 

YOUNG HICKORY 

FLOWER FARM 

2819 County Route 117 

Troupsburg, NY 

607-525-6564 

We still have a large selection 

of fruit trees, flowering 

shrubs and perennials, 

bulk mulch (red, 

black, brown). Gift certificates 

available. Major 

credit cards accepted. 

SEPTEMBER 1st Hours 

by appointment only! 

CLOSED SUNDAY. 

FOR SALE 

Red Wing and LaCrosse 

Shoes and Boots; hunting 

boots, Logger boots, insulated 

and safety shoes. 

Also new harness made 

to order, nylon or leather 

for any size horse. Harnesses 

repaired and 

oiled. Horse wormers, 

minerals and other horse 

related products. Custom 

made belts, dog collars, 

leashes and more. 

HILL & VALLEY 

HARNESS & SHOE, 

3215 Five Corners Road, 

Jasper, N.Y. 14855 

(2 miles north of 

Jasper). 

Hours: Monday & Friday 

8-5; Tuesday & Wednesday 

8-5; Saturday 8-3. 

Closed Sunday & Thursday. 

17-ALT-P 

FOR SALE 

FOR SALE 

Custom built storage sheds, 

cabins, playhouses, dog 

houses, and more. Built with 

kiln dried white pine board and 

batten, 2x4 framing, 3/4 plywood 

floor, 4x6 pressure 

treated skids. If you are in 

need for a shed, come check 

us out! No Sunday Sales 

Shetler’s Mini Barns 

444 Cook Hollow Rd. 

Woodhull, NY 14898 

5-RTF-C 

HOUSE FOR SALE 

$45,000 located at 4590 Old 

State Rd., Woodhull. Contact 

David Yoder, 192 MonsonRd., 

Edmeston, NY 13335. 

41-3T-C 

FOR SALE 

5 mo. old Jersey Heifer calf 

$250.00 o.b.o. Aden Yoder, 

3285 Olds Rd., Greenwood, 

NY 14839. 42-2T-P 

FOR SALE 

10 acre farm house, barn in 

Troupsburg, NY also for rent 

$100.00 a month. Contact 

Dan Troyer, 124 Dresser Hill 

Rd., New Berlin, NY 13411. 

42-3T-P 

FIREWOOD FOR SALE 

16” split hardwood firewood, 

picked up at sawmill or delivery 

extra. HEAP approved. 

WOODHULL FOREST 

PRODUCTS 

607-458-5592 

41-4T-P 

FOR SALE 

9.41 acres with house, barn, 

big shed and veal calf barn 

ready to go. Joseph Yoder, 

2400 Chapin Rd., Woodhull, 

NY 14898. 43-3T-C 

FOR SALE 

Family cow fresh 2nd time 

milks nice $800.00; 2 Holstein 

steers 200lbs. $175.00 each; 

275 gal. fuel tank with pump 

$50.00. Aden Mast 4594 C.R. 

82, Woodhull, NY 14898. 

43-1T-P 

HAY FOR SALE 

Second cutting, small square 

bales, and approx. 17 round 

bales for beef cattle. 

346-4941. 43-1T-P 

FOR SALE 

2000 Castle double wide, 

28x40, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 

must be moved. $27,000. 

814-326-4604. 43-3T-P 

FOR SALE 

7 person/28 jet Spa. $7,000 

new, asking $5,000 or best 

offer; ATA250D 4 wheeler, 1 

hour of use $1500 or best offer. 

MUST SELL! 607-695- 

9006. 43-1T-P 

PIGS & PIGLETS 

FOR SALE 

$60 for 8 weeks old. Large/ 

older feeder pigs available. 

Call between 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. 

607-329-8729. 41-RTF-C 

CLASSIFIED AD 

DEADLINE 

WEDNESDAY 

BY 3:00 P.M. 

WANTED 

COACHES WANTED 

JV Cheerleading 

Girls Modified Basketball 

Candidates must have a valid 

1st Aid/CPR certification. Preference 

given to those individuals 

with coaching certification 

or enrollment in coaching 

classes. Please direct a 

letter of interest identifying 

qualifications to: Jodi Mayo, 

ACS Middle-High School, 1 

Colwell St., Addison, NY 

14801. Deadline: Wednesday, 

October 31, 2012. 

43-1T-C 

WANTED! 

Excess Building Supplies 

Flooring, Lumber, 

Windows, Siding, 

Shingles, Cabinets, Tools, 

Hardware 

SHOP • DONATE • VOLUNTEER 

Rte 414, Corning • 607-377-5524 

Open to the Public 

www.habitatcorning.org 

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM 

COORDINATOR 

needed at Addison Middle- 

High School. Associates degree 

& 2 years experience or 

Bachelors degree required. 

Contact Diane Vang at GST 

BOCES to inquire. 607-739- 

3581 ext. 1197. 43-1T-C 

CLASSIFIED AD RATE: $7.00 

for the first 20 words 10¢ a 

word thereafter 

LOST 

LOST DOG 

Large long-haired black 

shepard. Woodhull/Pa. 

area. 607-359-4724. 

42-2T-P 

Legal notice 

Publication Notice of 

Organization of 

CRYSTAL CITY OLIVE 

OIL, LLC 

Under Section 206 of the 

Limited Liability Company Law 

CRYSTAL CITY OLIVE OIL, 

LLC, domestic LLC, Arts. of 

Org. filed with the SSNY on 8/ 

21/12. Office Location: 

Steuben County. SSNY is 

designated as agent upon 

whom process against the 

LLC may be served. SSNY 

shall mail process to: The 

LLC, 27 Wilson, St., Corning, 

NY 14830. General Purposes. 

PHONE IN YOUR 

CLASSIFIED AD 

We Accept 

MASTERCARD, VISA OR 

DISCOVER 

ADDISON POST 

607-359-2238 

NOTICE 

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. 

35-4T-C 

NOTICE 

Yoder Engine Repair, 4100 

S.R. 417, Woodhull, NY, now 

has bar and chain oil in bulk 

$7.75 gal. Oregon Bars and 

Chain, Chain saw parts and 

supply and repair, engine repair. 

42-3T-P 

TOOLS- AUCTION- 

COLLECTABLES 

We are selling an estate of a 

man whose workshop was 

full of everything from power 

tools to sand paper, Friday, 

November 2, 6 p.m. Rt. 248 

Greenwood. Look for pictures 

on auctionzip.com Mitchell 

Mountain Auctions, John 

Helgerson, Auctioneer. 

43-1T-C 

for rent 

HOUSE FOR RENT 

Village of Addison, 3 bedrooms 

upstairs, 3 large 

rooms and kitchen down, 

1 1/2 bathrooms. No pets! 

No smoking! $1,000 per 

month plus utilities. Call 

607-425-5694. 43-1T-C 

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/ADDISON 

Decent 2 bedroom, 1 bath 

lower apartment. Unique layout 

which includes nice 

sized livingroom and washer/ 

dryer hookups. $495/mo. 

Call Cornerstone 607-936- 

1945. 

See our complete listings at 

www.homesbycornerstone.com. 

42-1T-C 

FOR RENT 

2 Bedroom apartment - $550 

plus utilities, lease & deposit 

washer/dryer, electric stove, 

and refrigerator provided. NO 

PETS, utilities are REA electric, 

Knowles LP gas 1-866- 

382-7080. 41-RTF-C 

FOR RENT 

Lindley - 2 bedroom house 

above garage $750.00/mo. 

Unfurnished, storage room, 

fenced yard, utilities not included. 

Available Nov. 1st. 

607-542-5286. 41-3T-C 

FOR RENT 

2nd floor apartment, 1-2 bedroom, 

eat-in kitchen, 

livingroom, full bath. Rexville, 

Steuben Co. (607) $375.00 

plus utilities per month. 

516-429-2002. 43-2T-P 

FAX SERVICE 

CLASSIFIED AD RATE: 

$7.00 FOR THE FIRST 20 WORDS, 

10¢ A WORD THEREAFTER 

DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY BY 3:00 PM 

HOME INSURANCE 

Let us help you protect 

your most valued Asset 

Local Service 

Low Rates 

Call the Stewart Agency 

359-3617 

26-RTF-C 

BEERS TREE SERVICE INC. 

Senior/Retirees Discounts. 

Fully insured. 24 Hr. Emergency 

Svs. (607) 776-9213 

or (607)765-9155. 34-RTF 

HORSEBACK RIDING 

LESSONS 

Cornerstonetrainingstables.com 

Horses for sale. (607)359- 

2390. 15-RTF-C 

GUARANTEED TIRE & AUTO 

Car and Light Truck Repair, 

ASE certified Master Technician, 

Tires Sold and Repaired 

for Most Applications. Motor 

Vehicle, ATV, Lawn Mower, 

Farm, Construction, Trailers 

and More. Areas Largest In- 

Stock Inventory. 55 Main Street, 

Lawrenceville, PA. 570-827- 

0215. 33-RTF 

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! 

43-1T-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 

Available at the 


359-2238 

SERVICES 

SAND & GRAVEL 

Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. 

607-382-4520 or 

607-523-1070 

Delivery Available 

12-RTF-C 

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 

J.S. GENERAL 

CONTRACTING 

“Complete Services”: New- 

Old Building/Remodeling/ 

Sheetrock/Roofing/Siding/ 

Decks/ Concrete/Tile/Landscaping. 

Fully Insured, Free 

Estimates. (607) 458-5254. 

34-4T-P 

AUTO INSURANCE 

Save money!!! 

Low Rates!! 

Low Down Payment, 

Local Service 

Call the Stewart Agency 

359-3617 

26-RTF-C 

BOOKKEEPING 

Personal or business 

bookkeeping, tailored to 

your specific needs. 

Excellent references. Call 

me - I love paperwork! Vicky 

570-418-0092. 42-2T-P 

Need 

Something Faxed? 

See Us At 

The 


42 Main St. 

DAVE’S TREE SERVICE 

& FIREWOOD 

4X4X8 $160.00; 4X8X16 

inches $60.00. All hardwood, 

delivery included. 

607-377-7493. 40-5T-P 

BUYING UNWANTED 

SCRAP METAL 

Cars, trucks and farm equipment, 

catalytic converters. 

“selling used tires”. Call Jim 

846-8816. 5-RTF-C 

COMPUTER 

REPAIRS and 

SERVICE 

(607)792-3300 

We will come to you 

or you can drop off 

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Jasper, New York 14855 

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(607)792-3300 

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10¢ a word 

thereafter


Jasper-Troupsburg Central School 

District Newsletter 

Jr/Sr High School, Jasper, NY 14855 

Elementary School, Troupsburg, NY 14885 

607-792-3675 or 607-525-6301 

School Year 2012-13 NOVEMBER 2012 

NOVEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS 

11/5 Roller Skating Party—3-4:45 p.m. @Troupsburg 

11/7 BOE Meeting—6pm@Troupsburg 

11/8 No School—Conference Day 

11/8 Parent/Teacher Conferences--12:30-8:00 p.m. 

11/12 No School-Veterans Day 

11/15 Picture Retake Day 

11/20 BOE Meeting—6pm@Jasper 

11/21-23 Thanksgiving Break 

On-line Textbook Access for Regents Chemistry Students 

Your Chemistry textbook is available on the internet! 

To use the textbook online, go to the webpage 

http://glencoe.com/ose and enter the access code obtained from 

Mrs. Green. You should then see the front cover of your textbook! 

Look on that textbook picture for a white button that says "Interactive 

Student edition: CONTENTS" and click it...be careful, it is hiding on 

the cover of the book. (Please use web browser Internet Explorer 

for best results.) 

You can also access lots of other fun chemistry book information on 

the website glencoe.com. There is a mobile phone link to take your 

book with you on your phone. Practice test questions and selfquizzes 

are among items available as well. 

Have fun and happy studying! 

CHILD FIND 

Do you have a child with disabilities in the J-T School District who 

is in need of special education services? Do you know of any 

children with disabilities who are homeless or are wards of the state 

living in the J-T School District that are in need of special education 

services? 

If so, please contact Tricia Dodge: CPSE/CSE Chairperson 

(grades K-6) at 525-6301 or (grades 7-12) at 792-3675. 

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 

REMINDERS: Be sure to check your smoke alarm 

(replace batteries); check your chimney for safety; and review and 

practice your escape plan. 

The local fire companies presented a fire safety program to 

our students at the Morning Program at our elementary building. 

Thank you to our local volunteers for protecting our communities! 

Third Grade News from Mrs. Dreher’s Room 

We read a story in our reading book that was about life during the 

Great Depression when Babe Ruth played for the Yankees. The 

children were very interested in the time period and several of them 

interviewed their “oldest” family member to learn more. Justin 

Vitale’s Great-Grandma was a young child in Patterson, NJ. She 

talked about things very unusual to today. An ice man delivered ice 

to their home for the ice box. Her childhood chores were to empty 

the pan that collected the ice melt and carry coal for their heat 

source. People lost their jobs and stood in bread lines. When kid’s 

shoes wore out they were patched with cardboard. Jenna Benton’s 

Great Grandpa talked about picking strawberries and blackberries in 

the summer and canning them for winter. There was no electricity in 

Troupsburg in the early 1930s. At school they had 15 min. of recess 

in the morning and each afternoon. Everyone brought their lunch to 

school in a bucket. A subject they had then that we don’t have today 

was Latin. If any of our oldest residents would like to share their 

memories with us, we would love to have you come in or send us a 

letter. 

Mrs. Hayes’ October Newsletter 

Kindergarten is spooktacular! This has been a busy month of learning 

new letters, sounds and sight words. We are enjoying our Daily 

5 and each day look forward to making the decision of Reading to 

Self, Reading to Someone or Listening to books. We recently introduced 

the writing portion of Daily 5 and are learning that at the beginning 

of kindergarten writing consists of drawing a picture and 

then labeling it. 

Math has found us working with the numbers 1-10 since the start of 

the school year. We are beginning to count by 10’s and have also 

been working on patterning and talking about more and less with 

our friend Chris the Crocodile. In addition, October is always a fun 

month as we get to practice our sorting and graphing with various 

kinds of candy corn and pumpkins and then enjoy the sweet treats. 

During October we have been learning more about the fall season, 

fire safety and even illustrated our very own Pumpkin, Pumpkin 

books. We are all anticipating our Fall Festival on the 31 st and the 

opportunity to dress up, parade around town and then enjoy our 

classroom party. 

Jasper-Troupsburg Central School receives federal funds (Title I) to support 

instructional programs in reading, mathematics Please and writing notify to students the high who school are at in need 792- of 

remediation. This remediation or extra instruction 3675 is provided or 525-6304 by teachers if you know who are of someone 

English. who does not receive the Addison 

certified 

in their respective areas-reading, mathematics or 

As parents of students participating in Post Title I, and you would may request like the in J-T writing Newsletter or contact 

the building principal to obtain more professional mailed information to them. on your child’s Title I teachers. 

This information may include degrees and certification areas. 

ATTENTION: 

PARENTS AND GUARDIANS 

OF ELEMENTARY STUDENTS 

If your child is absent from school, they 

must report to the Health Office upon 

their return to school. They must also 

bring a written excuse into the Health 

Office within five days of their return. If 

there is no excuse brought in, the day 

will be recorded as an illegal absence. 

Book Fair 

Thank you for your continued support of 

the Elementary Library Book Fair. With 

your help, we raised $689.00. This 

money will go towards the purchase of 

new books for our library. 

Our fair would not be possible without 

the hard work of our volunteers. A huge 

thank you goes out to our former sixthgrade 

teacher Pat Halferty. Mr. Halferty 

very kindly set everything up this year. 

Assisting Mr. Halferty were Penny 

Pepper, Sandy Cutter and Jean 

McIntosh. 

Thank you also to the people who work 

in the school for all of their help, 

especially Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Cornish, 

Mrs. Demun, Miss Stephens, Mr. 

Matteson and Mr. Oliver. 

Thank you to everyone in the community 

for making reading a priority. 

Lisa Howell, J-T Librarian 

TITLE I PARENT’S RIGHT-TO-KNOW 

OUR SECOND GRADE NEWSLETTER 

(Mrs. Miller’s and Mrs. King’s classes) 

ROLLER SKATING 

AT J-T ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

FOR: GRADES K-6 

DATE: Monday, November 5, 2012 

TIME: 3-4:45 p.m. 

COST: $5.00 

NOTE: All Kindergarten and First Grade 

students must be accompanied by an adult 

or high school student. 

BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION 

You can make a difference for your school 

every time you shop for groceries! Just clip 

the Box Tops for Education Coupons from 

hundreds of your favorite products and send 

them to your child’s school. You can find the 

Box Tops coupons on brands such as 

Cheerios, Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, Hamburger 

Helper, Ziploc, Kleenex, Hefty and many more. 

Each Box Top is worth $0.10 to our schooland 

that adds up fast! Please clip box top 

coupons and send to the J-T Elementary with 

your child. The cash earned will be used to 

purchase items or sponsor activities for our 

students. Thank you! 

Lauren Grover and Lindsey Watkins will be 

representing J-T at Area All-State November 

9 th and 10 th . Students auditioned in the 

Spring and were compared against students 

in Steuben County and several surrounding 

counties to attend. Congratulations. 

J-T Elementary School is still recycling used 

printer cartridges and cell phones. Please 

drop them off in the main off/entryway. 

Thank you for your help! 

Here is a bit of what we will be learning about during November: 

Math: 

We will be learning about patterns and numbers to 100. Place value up to 100 will be covered, 

even and odd and comparing numbers will also be discussed. 

Social Studies: 

We will be discussing the election and also learning about the Pilgrims and Native Americans. 

Language Arts: 

We will be working on nouns and proper nouns. During writing time, our pieces will include 

writing directions and writing a story. 

Reading/Spelling: 

We have been working on reviewing short and long vowel sounds and will continue to do so 

for most of October. We will be reading the stories: Gus and Grandpa and the Two- 

Wheeled Bike, The Great Ball Game, Click Clack, Moo: Cows That Type, and the reader’s 

theater: A Trip to the Fire Station. We will be learning about long i made with –ie and-igh, 

long a made with -ai and –ay, the r-controlled vowel sound made using –ar and long o 

made with –oa and –ow. We will also look at using intonation and expression to help us with 

our fluency while we read. To help us comprehend when we read, we will be making predictions 

and using prior knowledge to help further our understanding. 

Please remember to look on our school website: www.jtcsd.org. Also, remember to send in 

a daily snack for your child. October was a wonderful month, full of learning! Now, we are 

looking forward to a thankful and giving November in second grade! 

YEARBOOK NEWS 

Upcoming events are: 

Nov. 3 rd : 10 th Annual Craft Show held in the High School Gym from 9:00-3:00 with concessions 

available. 

Nov. 15 th : Picture Retake day for both the elem. and high school. We will also be taking fall 

sports pictures and a Senior group picture. 

Nov. 9 th : High School Lock-In from 7:30pm – 7:00am. Cost is $15.00 per student, which 

will include food and all night entertainment featuring Bobby K again this year. 

Oct.17-Nov.14 th : Wreath & Poinsettia Sales thru Young Hickory Flower Farm, Amy & Mike 

Cornell. 

Dec. 3 rd -Dec.6 th : Wreath & Poinsettia pick-up at Young Hickory Flower Farm, 607-525- 

6564. 

Dec. 7 th : Wreaths & Poinsettias will be delivered to the schools for pick-up. 

Please note: Yearbooks are on sale. The cost is $30.00 plus tax for a total of $32.40 

each. Remember you save money if you order before Jan. 1 st . Don’t risk not getting your 

yearbook because you didn’t pre-order. Last year we ran out of yearbooks and not everyone 

received a book. Don’t let that be you….PRE-ORDER BEFORE JAN. 1 ST ! Thanks for 

your support.


J-T Newsletter Pg. 2 of 2 

JASPER-TROUPSBURG WINTER SPORTS 

2012-2013 

BOYS JV & VARSITY 

11/24 Scrimmage @CV 10:00 AM 

11/27 Scrimmage @Andover 6:00 PM 

12/5 @Arkport 5:45/7:15 PM 

12/8 Campbell-Savona 5:45/7:15 PM 

12/11 @Avoca 5:45/7:15 PM 

12/15 Canisteo-Greenwood 5:45/7:15 PM 

12/27 JV- Holiday Tournament 2:30/4:00 PM 

12/27 Var.-Holiday Tournament 5:45/7:15 PM 

12/28 JV.-Holiday Tournament 2:30/4:00 PM 

12/28 Var.-Holiday Tournament 5:45/7:15 PM 

1/5 JV-Northstar 4:00 PM 

1/5 Var-Northstar 7:15 PM 

1/7 @Hammondsport 5:45/7:15 PM 

1/11 @Bradford 5:45/7:15 PM 

1/14 Canaseraga . 5:45/7:15 PM 

1/19 @Northstar 6:00/7:30 PM 

1/23 Alfred-Almond 5:45/7:15 PM 

1/26 Addison 5:45/7:15 PM 

1/28 @Canaseraga 6:00/7:30 PM 

1/30 @Prattsburgh 5:45/7:15 PM 

2/1, 2/4, 2/7 JV-County Tournament TBA 

2/6, 2/9, 2/13 Var.-County Tournament TBA 

BOYS MODIFIED 

11/29 @Alfred-Almond 7:15 PM 

12/3 Avoca 5:45 PM 

12/6 @Addison 5:45 PM 

12/15 @Campbell-Savona 9:30 AM 

12/18 Prattsburgh 5:45 PM 

1/3 @Bradford 4:30 PM 

1/5 @Wellsville 9:00 AM 

1/15 Alfred-Almond 5:45 PM 

1/17 Arkport 5:45 PM 

1/19 @Canisteo-Greenwood 9:30 AM 

1/24 @Hammondsport 5:45 PM 

GIRLS JV & VARSITY 

11/16 Scrimmage @Bath 5:00 PM 

11/24 Scrimmage-CV 10:00 AM 

11/27 Scrimmage @B-R 6:00 PM 

11/29 Varsity-Tip-Off Tournament 5:45/7:15 PM 

11/30 JV-Tip-Off Tournament 5:45/7:15 PM 

12/1 JV-Tip-Off Tournament 2:30/4:00 PM 

12/1 Var.-Tip-Off Tournament 5:45/7:15 PM 

12/4 Arkport 5:45/7:15 PM 

12/7 @Campbell-Savona 5:45/7:15 PM 

12/10 Var.-Bradford 6:00 PM 

1212 JV-Avoca 6:00 PM 

12/14 @Canisteo-Greenwood 5:45/7:15 PM 

12/20 @Northern Potter 6:00/7:30 PM 

12/27 Var.@Alfred State Tournament 7:15 PM 

12/28 JV-@Penfield 12:00 PM 

12/29 Var.@Alfred State Tournament TBA 

1/3 Campbell-Savona 5:45/7:15 PM 

1/5 JV-Northstar 2:30 PM 

1/5 Var-Northstar 5:45 PM 

1/9 @Hammondsport 5:45/7:15 PM 

1/16 JV-Penfield 5:45 PM 

1/18 @Alfred-Almond 5:45/7:15 PM 

1/25 @Addison 5:45/7:15 PM 

1/29 Prattsburgh 5:45/7:15 PM 

2/1, 2/4, 2/6 JV County Tournament TBA 

2/5, 2/8, 2/12 Varsity County Tournament TBA 

**** The sports schedules are subject to change. 

For an up-to-date schedule, please go to our 

school website, www.jtcsd.org, and click on the 

J-T sports link! **** 

WRESTLING 

11/29 @Avoca 6:15 PM 

12/6 Addison 6:15 PM 

12/15 @Pavilion Tournament TBA 


12/20 @Hammondsport 6:15 PM 

1/3 @B-R/Fillmore 5:30 PM 

1/8 @B-R/Arkport 5:30 PM 

1/10 Canisteo-Greenwood 6:15 PM 

1/12 @Hornell Tournament TBA 

1/17 Campbell-Savona 6:15 PM 

1/24 @Arkport 6:15 PM 

2/1, 2/2 @Sectionals TBA 

2/8, 2/9 @State Qualifiers TBA 

MODIFIED WRESTLING 

12/5 Home 5:45 PM 

12/12 @Campbell-Savona 5:45 PM 



1/23 @Avoca 5:45 PM 

GIRLS MODIFIED 


12/3 @Avoca 5:45 PM 

12/11 Campbell-Savona 5:45 PM 

12/18 @Prattsburgh 5:45 PM 

1/3 @Bradford 4:30 PM 

1/5 @Wellsville 10:15 AM 

1/8 Addison 5:45 PM 

1/15 Alfred-Almond 7:15 PM 


1/22 Canisteo-Greenwood 5:45 PM 

1/24 Hammondsport 5:45 PM


Haunted Ghost Tour at the 

Patterson Inn 

Come and see if the Benjamin Patterson Inn is 

haunted! Is the Inn home to ghostly spirits of long 

ago? Come and see on Wednesday, October 31, 

2012 from 6:30pm - 8:30pm. Brave visitors can visit 

the Inn at 59 W. Pulteney St., Corning, NY and see 

what ghosts await them. Free admission; open to 

the public (appropriate for all ages). Sponsored by 

the Corning-Painted Post Historical Society 607- 

937-5281. 

Jacob E. Davis 

Jacob Edmond Davis, 14, of 4239 Upper Swale Road, 

Cameron, NY, died suddenly on Friday evening, October 

19, 2012 in the Town of Addison. 

Jake was born in Hornell on Apr. 30, 1998, the son of 

Robert and Amy Peoples Davis. He was a 9th grade student 

at Jasper-Troupsburg Central School. 

He was very active in athletics in school, playing baseball, 

soccer and basketball. He may have been a small package 

but he played sports with the heart of a giant. “Jake 

the Snake”, as his pals called him, loved hanging out with 

his many friends and classmates and was truly loved by 

all in school. He loved to hunt with his family and friends 

and enjoyed supporting his Dad in his racing at Woodhull 

Raceway. Jake was a NASCAR fan 

with Carl Edwards being his favorite driver. 

Jake is survived by his parents, Amy & Bobby Davis 

of Cameron, his sister, Kierstin Davis (Chris Lafl er) of 

Canisteo, his brother, Kristopher Davis of Cameron, his 

nephew, whom Jake adored, Chase Lafl er of Canisteo, 

his maternal grandparents, Kenny & Millie Peoples of Addison, 

his paternal grandparents, Barb & Donald Davis of 

Cameron, his paternal great grandmother, Ruby Bradley 

of Florida, many aunts, uncles and cousins, and countless 

friends and school mates, including close buddies, 

Tucker Simons, Brandon McNalley and Deven Brutsman. 

Jake was predeceased by his uncle, Lewis Martin and 

cousin, Darwin Davis. 

The family received friends at the H.P. Smith & Son Inc. 

Funeral Home, 1607 Main St. Woodhull, NY on Tuesday, 

Oct. 23 from 7-9 PM and again on Wednesday from 2- 4 

and 7-9 PM. Funeral services were conducted there on 

Thursday at 11:00 AM. Rev. Adrian Essigmann offi ciated. 

Burial followed in Martin Farms Cemetery, Town of 

Woodhull. 

Memorials in Jake’s name may be made to the Jasper- 

Troupsburg Sports Booster Club, c/o Melinda Morgan, 

Treasurer, 4908 Little Road, Woodhull, NY 14898. 

Online condolences may be made at www.hpsmithandsonfuneralhome.com. 

The Right Stuff 

On the eve of historical events, the breaking of the sound 

barrier by Chuck Yeager on October 14, 1947 and Felix 

Baumgartner (free falling 24 mi.) on October 14, 2012, the 

J/T Boy Scout Troop 46 pedaled their bikes for 50 miles 

for a merit badge requirement on October 13, 2012. Even 

though not record breaking, but quite an accomplishment 

for these young scouts, the Troop rode their bicycles on 

Pa. Rail Trail to complete and earn their cycling merit 

badge. At the halfway mark the scouts had a lunch break 

at Rattle Snake Rock. They saw eagles, deer, and even 

a snake along the route. They continued on to Waterville 

Township where the ride completed, then loaded up to go 

to our campsite. There we setup our tents and prepared 

our evening meal. Great job Scouts! 

Village of Addison Leaf Pickup 

The Board of Trustees of the Village of Addison 

will offer a leaf pickup for Village residents for four 

consecutive weeks Monday through Friday only 

on the following dates: October 22-26, October 

29-November 2, November 5 - November 9, and 

November 12 -16. Public Works Department will 

pick up LEAVES THAT ARE BAGGED and can 

be handled by one person. Limbs and brush must 

be cut in three foot lengths and bundled. DO NOT 

rake leaves into ditches along Village streets as it 

obstructs the storm sewers. 

The dumpsite on Route 119 will be open on 

Saturdays beginning October 27, November 3, 

November 10 and November 17 for those who 

wish to take yard debris to the site. 

Adult Halloween Costume Party 

An Adult Halloween Costume Party will be held 

Friday, October 26th, 2012 at the Addison American 

Legion from 7:00 - till. 

Join us for an evening of fun, games and D.J. and 

karaoke music, games. Come dressed up to win 

one of three prizes that will be given out that night. 

Please bring a snack or fi nger food. Hope to see 

you there. Open to the public. Cover charge: free 

to people in costume; $2.00 cover charge fee is 

not in costume. 

Family Holiday Portrait 

To help us continue our Compassion International 

Child Sponsorship we are going to be offering 

family portraits just in time for the holidays - by 

appointment only. 

Date: Saturday, October, 27th from 9 a.m. - 5 

p.m.; Sunday, October 28th from 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. at 

the Carpenter Shop Youth Center, corner of Mill/ 

West Main (old Kirk & Flint Store), Woodhull, New 

York. Call Lori Payne after 5 p.m. at 458-5722 

leave a message if no one answers. Donation 

$15. for 8x10 color portrait. 

Woodhull Movie Night 

On Saturday, October 27th at 6:30 p.m. at the 

Community Church of Woodhull (next to the Fire 

Dept.) we will be showing Beverly Hills Chihuahua 

#3: Viva La Fiesta! You are invited to the ultimate 

celebration of friendship and family. Papi and his 

two-and-four legged family move into a posh Beverly 

Hills hotel, complete with a doggy spa. But 

Rosa, the littlest member of the pack feels smaller 

and less special. Now it’s up to Papi to help Rosa 

fi nd and celebrate her “specialness”. Overfl owing 

with laughter, love and excitement, this movie is 

tail wagging fun for the whole family. 

Come and join us! Free movie, free snacks and 

free prizes. 

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Thank You 

The Carlyle Beckhorn benefit held on October 20th 

was a huge success. The day started out with 20 

people braving the cooler temperatures and the 

pending rain forecast. 

Thank you to Joker Motorsports, Cox’s Harley 

Davidson, and Larry’s Sportscenter for letting us use 

your facilities for the poker run. Another thank you to 

the Addison Eagles Club for allowing us to use their 

hall and for the generous people that donated their 

time to work during the benefit hours. 

Finally, a huge THANK YOU to the people and 

companies that donated, to the ones that helped gather 

everything and prepare everything for the benefit, the 

ones that sent their well wishes and prayers, and of 

course, the ones that attended the benefit. It would not 

have been such a success without you all. 

Thank You Again, 

The Beckhorn Family 

Pictured L-R: Ian Watkins, Parker Groff, Eric Watkins, Aaron 

Flint, Weston Hayes, Devon Hawkins and Bonita Hawkins. 

Not pictured: Paige Watkins. 

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Warning 

Lights Send 

Messages You 

Can’t Ignore 

(NAPSA)-Safety on 

the road is no accident. 

For example, when a 

warning light illuminates 

on a car’s dashboard, it 

is alerting you to a situation 

that requires your 

attention. 

While not all warning 

lights are a sign that 

disaster is imminent, 

no warning indicator 

should ever be ignored. 

That’s the word from 

the experts at AAA, who 

encourage motorists 

to read their owner’s 

manual and know what 

each of the warning 

lights in their vehicle 

means. 

To help, they offer the 

3 

following tips: 

Oil Pressure Light 

great 

The oil pressure light is 

tours! 

usually an oilcan symbol 

or the word “OIL.” It 

comes on when there is 

a drop in engine oil pressure. 

Of all the warning 

lights, the oil pressure 

light indicates the greatest 

potential for serious 

mechanical damage. 

If the oil pressure warning 

light comes on and 

stays on, pull off the 

road at the earliest safe 

opportunity, shut off the 

engine and call for assistance. 

Engine Temperature 

Light 

The engine temperature 

light is usually a thermometer 

symbol or the 

word “TEMP.” It comes 

on when the engine 

temperature is unsafe 

for your vehicle. Unless 

the engine temperature 

is quickly brought under 

control, major damage 

may occur. 

If there are any signs of 

a cooling system leak, 

pull off the road at the 

earliest safe opportunity, 

shut off the engine 

and call for assistance. 

Be careful when opening 

the hood in the presence of steam, and never remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot. 

Charging System Light 

The charging system light is usually a battery symbol or the word “ALT” or “GEN.” It comes on when the vehicle electrical system is no longer being supplied power by the 

alternator. If this light comes on, shut down all unnecessary electrical loads such as the radio, heater or air-conditioning, then drive the vehicle to a repair facility immediately 

for further inspection. 

Check Engine Light 

The check engine light comes on when there is a problem affecting the vehicle’s exhaust emissions. If the light comes on and stays on, make an appointment with an auto 

repair shop to have the problem checked in the near future. However, if the check engine light begins flashing repeatedly, the catalytic converter is over-heating. Should this 

occur, drive the vehicle to a repair shop immediately for further diagnosis. 

Disregarding a flashing check engine light could start a fire, destroy the catalytic converter and result in necessary repairs that could easily exceed $1,000. 

To learn more, visit www.AAA.com or call (800) AAA-HELP. To locate an AAA Approved Auto Repair shop, visit www.AAA.com/repair. 

Responding to your car’s warning lights can help to keep you on the road to safety and savings. 

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Addison, NY 14801 

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