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Vol. 46 No. 38 Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm 

Saturday, May 12, 2012 

“Mom, when thoughts 

of you are in our hearts, 

we are never 

far from home.” 

Happy Mother’s Day! 

Sunday, May 13 th , 2012 

Mother’s Day Celebration 

Boy Scout Troop 46 will be hosting a Mother’s 

Day breakfast in honor of all mothers. This 

event will be held at the Troupsburg Fire Hall on 

Sunday, May 13th from 8 a.m. - Noon. Mothers 

attending the breakfast will receive a flower from 

Young Hickory Farms. Donations welcomed and 

greatly appreciated. All proceeds will go to support 

Troop programming and community service 

projects. 

Jasper Senior Citizens Meeting 

The Jasper Senior Citizens will meet on Thursday, May 17th at noon at the Jasper 

Town Hall. Bring a dish to pass and your own table service. 

Attention Addison Grangers 

The May meeting of the Addison Grange will be held Thursday, May 17, at 

12:00 noon at the Launch Site on Cleveland Drive. In case of rain, we will us 

the Methodist Church. Meat and rolls will be furnished. Please bring a dish to 

pass, drink and table service. This will precede the dedication ceremony of 

the new Pavilion by Village Offi cials which is to be at 1:00pm the same day. 

Stoltzfus Gardens Has Moved! 

Rudy Stoltzfus, owner of Stoltzfus Gardens, recently has moved his flower 

business from County Route 119 to 1 mile west at 7567 Hardscrabble Rd. 

from downtown Addison. They would like everyone to know their new location. 

Hours of operation are Monday-Saturday 8:00am-6:00pm; Closed Sunday.We 

hope to see all our old customers and many new faces at our new location! 

Yeaples Deploying To 

Kunsan, South Korea 

It’s that dreaded time again and if you’re a military 

parent, you already know what I’m referring to. Our 

son, Airman First Class, William Scott Yeaples, BMT 

graduate of Lackland Air Force Base November 

2009 will soon be deploying for his second year 

long tour to Kunsan, South Korea. The decision to 

do so was voluntary and based on his love of the 

country and people. 

As his parents, Barry and Peggy Mather, we are 

both proud of his decision to serve and apprehensive 

because of the times in which we are living, so it goes 

without saying that we are always coveting prayer 

for his safety. Scott will be home over Memorial Day 

and if you happen to see him be sure to say hello. 

Mother’s Day Chicken BBQ 

The Cameron Volunteer Fire Dept.,Inc. will be having a Chicken BBQ dinner at the Cameron 

Fire Hall on May 13th, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. until gone. $7.50 - dinner, $4.00 - chicken 

half. 

Picture: Back (L-R): Jane Kaszyczynec, James Meyers, Rosalie Preston, 

Jean McIntosh, & Dan Reppert Front: Josephine Stewart 

Senior Citizens of the Year 

On Thursday, May 3, 2012 The Steuben County Office for the Aging 

presented their annual Senior Citizens of the Year Awards in Bath, NY. 

This award is presented to individuals who have made outstanding contributions 

to communities in Steuben County. Six Addison area residents 

were among the recipients of this year’s honor: Jane Kaszyczynec, Jean 

McIntosh, James Meyers, Rosalie Preston, Dan Reppert and Josephine 

Stewart. Congratulations to all of these outstanding citizens. 

Leonard Selected For People to 

People Ambassador Program 

Nicole Leonard, daughter of Darlene Prutsman and Tim Leonard, has been 

selected to participate in the People to People Ambassador program this summer. 

She will be traveling to France, Italy, Switzerland and Austria. Nicole is 

hosting a Chinese Auction at the Woodhull Community Center in Woodhull, 

N.Y. on May 12 from noon 

to 3 p.m. with the drawing at 3. 

She has been given gift certificates 

from Applebee’s, Friendly’s, New 

Dimensions Day Spa, Pizza Hut, 

Nikk L Brew and Country Kitchen 

and many others. Please come to 

support Nicole. She is very excited 

about having this opportunity. If you 

are unable to attend but would still 

like to sponsor her please mail a 

check to Community Bank, N.A. 

and 1608 Main St., P.O. Box 123, 

Woodhull, NY 14898 in her name. 

Opportunity of a Lifetime Starts Now for Local Student 

When looking back on life, May 4, 2012 may very well stand out as a day to be remembered 

for Jasper-Troupsburg student Leann Green. A member 

of the JT FFA Chapter, Leann was elected to serve for a 

year as a New York FFA State Officer. 

The FFA, a national youth organization, once known 

as the Future Farmers of America offers leadership and 

career development opportunities for students interested 

in any agriculturally related career. One in five American 

careers is founded in agriculture and students studying 

agricultural education in New York high schools are preparing 

for careers that are essential (food safety), current 

(“Green” technology and renewable fuels) and lucrative 

(veterinary science). As an elected state officer, Leann 

will have the chance to promote these opportunities 

throughout the state to students, school administrators, 

businesses and legislators. As a state FFA officer, Leann 

will receive over 250 hours of training and spend more 

than a month on the road over her summer vacation. Going along with the convention theme 

“Signature of Success” Leann will have the opportunity to impact the over 4000 FFA members 

state wide. She will be visiting local schools across the state, facilitating workshops and giving 

speeches to political, educational, and commercial groups interested in agriculture and education. 

Service to the NYS FFA is not new to Leann. She has been active in her home chapter 

at JT, serving as secretary, president, and reporter throughout her high school career. Leann 

was very active during her tenure as 2011-2012 District 8 President. She visited every chapter 

in the district, traveled to several chapters across the state with the 2011-2012 State Officer 

Team, participated in the Governmental Awareness Event in Albany, helped organize the visit of 

National FFA President Riley Pagget to JT, and was involved in countless committee meetings 

and workshops. The leadership skills developed throughout membership in the FFA lead to a 

talent for speaking, knowledge of agriculture and the FFA and a passion for servant leadership. 

“The FFA prepares young people to be successful and career-driven young leaders,” Juleah 

Tolosky, youth program specialist at Cornell University said. “State FFA Officers are often the 

ones training their peers to become those very things… their responsibilities are both significant 

and challenging.” Still on an adrenaline high, Leann begins her year of service with a kick-off 

training less than a week after winning the election. Time-management, public speaking, key 

message identification, and character-driven decision making will all be explored in depth 

throughout the four day conference at the Oswegatchie Educational Center in Croghan, NY. 

The next day it will be back to school with essays to write and homework to submit. It’s a 

whirlwind experience but one that will be well worth the challenge. 

After all, any FFA member knows being elected a state officer is the opportunity of a lifetime.

ADDISON POST Saturday, MAY 12, 2012 Page 2 

2012 ARMSTRONG Youth Fun Run 

Once again the annual “Armstrong Youth Fun Run” was a huge 

success. 165 youths from ages 2 to 12 ran in one of 18 events. 

The free event raised 90 pounds of can food for the Addison 

Food Bank. All of the runners received a free “Armstrong Youth 

Fun Run” tee-shirt and a participation ribbon courtesy of the 

Armstrong Telephone Company. Armstrong also presented 

Olympic style medals to the first three positions in each event. 

This free youth event would not have been possible without 

the community spirited efforts of the following volunteers: 

• Bob Rayeski…………….. Finish Line Coordinator 

• Ed Soporowski…………...Registration 

• Lynn Pallmann……….......Youth Warm-up Director 

• Frank Rayeski ………….. Time Keeper 

• Nick Rayeski …………….Time Keeper 

• Hal Sisson………………..Race Result Coordinator & MC 

• Linda Rayeski…………...Event Photographer 

• Mike Pallmann…………. Race Starter 

I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to each of the volunteers for 

their continued support of the youth in our community. Please take 

the time to personally thank them for a job well done. We hope 

to see you again at next year’s “2013 Armstrong Youth Fun Run”. 

Regards, 

John E. Rayeski, GM 

Armstrong Telephone Company 

Walkers: Best Time: Jeff Kratson - 16:21 

Corning. 

Most Mature: Bonnie Sutton - 46:22 Addison. 

Prediction Winner: Kathy Rapisarda - 8 sec. 

Canoe Winners: 

Class A Racing: 1 - Berl/English 1:30:08; 

2 - Calladine/Meyers 1:30:45; 3 - Luckner/ 

Luckner 1:31:19. 

Class B Recreational: 1 - Byler/Byler 1:35:15; 

2 - L utz/Thorne 1:53:53; 3 - Smith/Martin 1:57:37. 

Class C- Coleman: 1 - Smith/Riley 1:57:54; 

2 - Cary/DuVall 1:59:14; 3 - DuVall/DuVall 2:06:05. 

Class D - Novice (5 miles) - 1 - Dininny/Bankley 

37:00; 2 - Patton/Patton 41:00; 3 - Baker/Baker 46:00. 

Kayak - Lord - 1:42:72. 

2012 RACE FEST RESULTS 

5KM - Overall female- Ashley Porter - 21:40 Greenwood. 

-14: 1 - Lydia Rice - 24:43 - Addison; 2 - Makayla Mitchell - 

25:37 Addison; 3 - Logan Turner - 27:30 Painted Post. 

15-18 - Kerrigan Lisi - 23:50 - Hornell; Elizabeth Housel - 

36:25 Addison; Harley Geron - 49:40 Avoca. 

19-29 - Carey Crooker - 23:58 Addison; Breanna Crane - 

25:38 Elmira; Linda Lutz - 26:03 Elmira. 

30-39: Amy Alvaro - 25:01 Elmira; Gleisha Mosher - 26:26 

Tioga, Pa; Melissa Goetschius - 26:48 Big Flats. 

40-49: Sharon Burke - 27:21 Corning; Teresa Haight - 31:13 

Addison; Stacey Edwards - 32:30 Watkins Glen. 

50-59: Cynthia Todd - 25:27 Corning; Janet Matthews - 27:49 

Horseheads; Cheryl Dudley 29:30 Addison. 

60+: Jean Derick - 42:07 Avoca. 

5KM - Male overall - Branden Morseman - 15:47 Addison. 

-14 - 1 - Bruce Derick - 20:49 Big Flats; 2 - Jordan Allen 

21:57 Addison; 3 - John Lyons - 22:04 Addison. 

15-18 - Bob Owlett - 17:57 Wellsboro; Artem Khrapko - 19:20 

Corning; Elam Byler - 19:46 Addison. 

19-29: Sean Mourhess - 23:59 Addison; Logan Windnagle - 

24:58 Cameron Mills; Noah Perkins - 33:37 Addison. 

30-39: Jason Husted - 19:12 Elmira; Josh Allen - 21:12 Addison; 

Keith Fisher - 21:30 Corning. 

40-49: Robert Turner - 20:49 Painted Post; John Ward - 23:08 

Bradenton, FL. 

50-59: Joe Tripodi - 25:43 Addison; Bruce Bowman - 27:09 

Lindley; Wm. Beam - 28:32 Elmira Heights. 

60+: Dick Winnett - 24:38 Bath; Doug Davis - 24:48 Canisteo; 

Alton Derrick (71) - 26:13 Avoca. 

10KM - Overall male - Matthew DeCamp 40:15 Wellsboro, 

Pa. 

Male -29: 1. Andrew Butler - 45:08 Addison; Joe Savino - 46:04 

Horseheads; Chris Ribble - 46:52 Addison. 

30-39: Dave Newell - 45:49 Addison; Bob Kelly - 47:17 

Painted Post; Jason Metzgel - 48:47 Elmira. 

40-49: George Krauss - 43:53 Corning; Jim Perle - 50:46 

Corning; Tim Blackwell - 51:40 Corning. 

50+ - Norm Ward - 48:32 Elmira; Dave Smith - 51:15 Painted 

Post; Randy Crane - 52:44 Millerton. 

Overall Female - Tiffany Smith - 45:08 Addison. 

-29: Hannah Murray - 48:58 Corning; Christine Krohmalney 

- 49:11 Elmira; Christine Gallagher - 50:54 Wellsboro. 

30-39: Becky Henderson - 48:29 Painted Post; Michelle 

Jacobson -49:57 Addison; Jessica Allison - 51:49 Pine City. 

40-49: Sharon Rohdenberg - 49:39 Corning; Lorene Kimble 

-54:48 Corning; Sue Zoby - 49:40 Denver, CO. 

50+: Sandra McAllister - 57:42 Hornell; Rosalie Muhollen - 

57:46 Hornell; Julie Kaski - 1:00:51 Corning. 

Bike - Males: Bruce Rohdenberg - 1:18:53; Ken Klose - 

1:22:37; Jr. Riehl - 1:22:37. 

-18 - Andrew Ellison - 1:45:56. 

19-29: John Herzler - 1:22:39; Darin Riehl - 1:28:47; Rich 

Zajac - 1:35:46. 

30-39: Matt Pryor - 1:22:38; Jason Hungerford - 1:22:39; Jared 

Schneider- 1:22:41. 

40-49: Ted Fullen - 1:22:38; Rostislav Khrapko - 1:22:40; Chris 

Vonahen - 1:22:44. 

50+: Walter Kowalski - 1:22:39; Tim Carlson - 1:23:48; Kent 

Goben - 1:32:29. 

Females: Susan Stage-Derick - 1:51:15; Rita McCarthy 

- 2:10:17. 

Tandem: Cindy Greene - Duncan McPherson.


Pilot Diabetes Class Series 

Offered by 

Cornell Cooperative Extension 

Are You Struggling with Diabetes or Pre-Diabetes? 

Cornell Cooperative Extension is excited to announce 

that they are offering a FREE new nutrition education 

series designed especially for people who are 

parenting children under 18. The series will be held 

on Tuesdays beginning June 5 at the Southeast 

Steuben County Library, 300 Nasser Civic Center 

Plaza, Corning. 

Two time periods will be offered. Classes will be 

run from 12:30-2:30 p.m. and again from 5:30-7:30 

p.m. The complete list of class dates is June 5, 12, 

19; July 10, 17, 24, 31; and August 7, 14. Attendance 

will be required at all sessions. Free participation is 

based on income. Call for details. 

Do any of the following apply to you? 

I am currently diagnosed with diabetes. 

I am currently diagnosed with pre-diabetes. 

I care for a person who has pre-diabetes or diabetes. 

I have a strong family history of diabetes. 

I am concerned about diabetes. 

Then this is the class for you! For more information 

call 607-664-2300 or visit PutKnowledgeToWork. 

com. 

Graveside Service For 

Margaret A. Chart 

A graveside service for Margaret A. (Peg) Chart 

will be conducted Thursday, May 17th, 2012 at 

11:00 a.m. at Addison Rural Cemetery. The Rev. 

Sandra Olmstead will offi ciate. 

Peg was born in Corning, August 31, 1932 

and was the daughter of John and Florence 

Stickles Chart. 

A former resident of Addison, she was a graduate 

of Addison Central School and Elmira College. 

She is survived by several nieces and nephews. 

H.P. Smith & Son, Inc. Funeral Home of 1607 

Main St., Woodhull, New York is assisting the 

family. 

7 th Annual B.A.M. 

Softball Tournament 

The 7th Annual Brooke Anne Makowiec B.A.M. 

Softball Tournament will be held June 16th and 

17th, 2012 at the Addison Softball Fields, Co-Ed 

$250.00 per team. Winners get $, plus a plaque 

and tournament t-shirts. 

Contact: Tammy Crans 607-382-1825, cranstl@ 

corning.com. Registration online/T-shirt orders 

available at: www.bamtournament.com. 

Proceeds benefi t the “Brooke Makowiec Scholarship 

Fund” c/o Community Foundation of Elmira. 

Corporate sponsors: Crane’s Towing and Moose 

Elkland Lodge 746. 

Corning-Painted Post Historical 

Society Meeting 

The Corning-Painted Post Historical Society will 

Nature’s Garden 

Greenhouse 

• Hanging Baskets 

• Annuals • Herbs 

• Perrenials 

Opening for the Season 

Wednesday, May 9 th 

* Open Mother’s Day * 

Mowing & Yard Maintenance Service 

Mon-Fri 9-6 • Sat & Sun 9-5 

607-742-8390 • 903 Addison Rd 

Addison Exit, 1/4 mile west 

Addison’s 4 th Annual Benefit Auction 

Held at Creekside Greenhouse (Dan B. Yoder) 

6338 Derby Hill Rd., Addison, NY 14801 

Saturday, June 16, 2012 

Rain or Shine • Consignments and Donations Wanted 

Contact: 

Dan B. Yoder 

607-458-5631 

8:00-8:30am 

607-359-2883 

Leave Message. 

Jacob Kurtz 

607-359-4022 

8:00-8:30am 

hold its annual meeting on Wednesday, May 23, 7:00p.m. at the Methodist Presbyterian Church Hall in 

Painted Post (201 N. Hamilton Street). The guest speaker this year is Michael O’Brien. He will be doing a 

presentation on early Corning Fire Departments. Kirk House will also be there signing copies of his book, 

The 1972 Flood in New York’s Southern Tier. Refreshments available after the meeting. Public welcome. 

SPRING SALE • SPRING SALE 

Good Through May 19 th , 2012 

FARM FENCING 

FENCE POSTS 

20# LP 

Refills 

$12.96 +tax 

Barbed Wire Hi-Tensile 4-pt. 15.5 gauge (1,320’).....$39.99/roll 

Barbed Wire 4-pt. 12.5 gauge (1,320’)....................$69.99/roll 

Hi-Tensile Smooth Wire 12.5 gauge class 3..............$94.99/roll 

200,000 P.S.I. 4,000’ spool 

Hi-Tensile Tension Springs.........................................$5.99/each 

Hi-Tensile In-Line Strainers........................................$2.99/each 

9-39-6-12.5 Woven Wire 330’................................$144.99/roll 

10-47-6-12.5 Woven Wire 330’..............................$154.99/roll 

13-48-4-12.5 Sheep & Goat Fence 330’.................$259.99/roll 

13-48-4-12.5 Sheep & Goat Fence 100’...................$99.99/roll 

Cattle Panel 52” x 16’ - 4 gauge............................$20.99/each 

Hog Panel 34” x 16’ - 4 gauge...............................$24.99/each 

Combo Panel 52” x 16’ - 4 gauge..........................$35.99/each 

Hi-Four Panel 48” x 16’ - 4 gauge..........................$39.99/each 

Hi-Five Panel 60” x 16’ - 4 gauge...........................$49.99/each 

Horse Fence Non-Climb 2” x 4” x 48” x 100’..........$134.99/roll 



WELDED WIRE FENCING 

2” x 4” x 36” x 50’ - 14 gauge...............................$31.99/roll 

2” x 4” x 36” x 100’ - 14 gauge.............................$58.99/roll 

2” x 4” x 48” x 50’ - 14 gauge...............................$37.99/roll 

2” x 4” x 48” x 100’ - 14 gauge.............................$69.99/roll 

2” x 4” x 60” x 50’ - 14 gauge...............................$49.99/roll 

2” x 4” x 60” x 100’ - 14 gauge.............................$94.99/roll 

2” x 4” x 72” x 50’ - 14 gauge...............................$59.99/roll 

2” x 4” x 72” x 100’ - 14 gauge...........................$109.99/roll 

We also stock and sell by the foot or full 100’ roll 

1/2”x1” in 24”, 36” & 48” widths and 

1”x2” in 24”, 36”, 48”, 60” & 72” widths 

BIRD FEEDING SPECIALS 

50# Black Oil Sunflower Seed.................................$27.78/bag 

Suet Cakes (4 flavors)................................................89¢/each 

5# Thistle Seed........................................................$5.99/bag 

10# Thistle Seed......................................................$9.99/bag 

20# Thistle Seed....................................................$19.98/bag 

50# Thistle Seed....................................................$44.99/bag 

Service 

You Can 

Rely On! 

FENCE 

CHARGERS 

SOLAR, ELECTRIC & 

BATTERY OPERATED 

Gallagher, Parmak, Patriot, 

Zareba Brands From Garden 

to 200 miles of Fence 

DEER PLOT 

SEED MIXES 

ARE IN STOCK! 

Imperial Whitetail, Biologic, 

Evolved Habitat 

Too many to list them all! 

GARDEN 

SEEDS 

ARE IN 

STOCK! 

WOOD PELLET 

FUEL ALWAYS 

IN-STOCK 

INSTANT HEAT 

& DRY CREEK 

BRANDS 

6’ Studded T Metal Fence Posts 1-199.....................$4.59/each 

(200 in Bundle) 200+....................$4.49/each 

6’ Cedar Wood Post w/Sharpened End....................$3.59/each 



8’ Treated Posts 4”- 5” Diameter Blunt.....................$7.69/each 

8’ Treated Posts 5”- 6” Diameter Blunt...................$10.99/each 

8’ Treated Posts 7”- 8” Diameter Blunt...................$14.99/each 

6’ FARM Studded T .........$4.49/each 

GATES • 6-TUBE STYLE 

1.75” Green Tube 

2” Red Tube 

4’................................$54.99 .......................................$79.99 

6’................................$62.99 .......................................$94.99 

8’................................$69.99 ......................................$112.99 

10’..............................$76.99 ......................................$129.99 

12’..............................$84.99 ......................................$146.99 

14’..............................$94.99 ......................................$169.99 

16’............................$109.99 .....................................$179.99 

18’............................$124.99 .....................................$189.99 

WATER SOFTENER SALTS 

50# Solar Salt Crystals..............................................$5.99/bag 

40# Iron-Out Pellets.................................................$6.69/bag 

40# Salt Pellets........................................................$5.49/bag 

50# Salt Block........................................................$5.69/each 

Buy 8, Get 9 th FREE 

LAWN & GARDEN SUPPLIES 

40# Pelletized Lime..................................................$3.99/bag 

40# Granular Lime....................................................$3.79/bag 

40# Topsoil...............................................................$1.49/bag 

3.8 cu. ft. peat moss...............................................$9.99/bale 

Cedar Mulch 3 cu. ft................................................$4.47/each 

Red Cedar Mulch 3 cu. ft.........................................$4.98/each 

Black Cedar Mulch 3 cu. ft.......................................$4.98/each 

And Much More! 

Wade’s Farm & Home, Inc. 

94 FRONT STREET, ADDISON, NY 14801 • 607-359-2424 

M-F 8:00am-5:30pm; Sat. 8:00am-1:00pm • 1-877-219-6115 

Delivery 

Available!


Stoltzfus Gardens 

• Bedding Plants • Veggie Plants 

• Herbs • Hanging Baskets 

MOTHER’S 

DAY 

SALE! 

NOTE: NEW ADDRESS 

7567 Hardscrabble Road, Addison 

Take 417 W to Hardscrabble Rd. 

1 mile from Addison 

Rudolph E. Stoltzfus & Family 

Your “Small Box” Store; 

Huge on Customer Service 

A local family 

business for 86 years! 

BULK GARDEN SEEDS 

AVAILABLE 

PAINT - PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL 

Bullock’s Hardware 

World Headquarters • Jasper, NY 

607-792-3711 

MINI-EXCAVATOR 

Break ground in a tight 

area with a rugged, rented 

mini-excavator. 

Save time 

and manual 

labor cost. 

WADE’S 

Addison, NY 607-359-4500 

Great Service at the Right Price! 

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! 

• 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 

Addison Post EMAIL: 

addisonpost@gmail.com 

Cornell 

Cooperative 

Extension 

Seeks 

Volunteers 

Cornell Cooperative 

Extension of 

Steuben County offers 

a way for Steuben 

residents to give 

back to their communities. 

Become a 

part of the Cooperative 

Extension volunteer 

family. Join us 

on Wednesday, May 

30 from 5:00-6:30 

p.m. at the Civil Defense 

Training Center 

in Bath to learn 

more. Reservations 

required. 

Cooperative Extension 

offers programs 

in 4H/Youth Development, 

Agriculture, 

Nutrition, and 

Financial Management 

and can use 

volunteers as fi nancial 

educators, 4-H 

leaders, nutrition assistants, 

board and 

program committee 

members, gardening, 

for events, 

and in agriculture 

programs. The volunteer 

celebration 

event will introduce 

you to our staff and 

current volunteers, 

and describe the different 

program opportunities 

we offer. 

Refreshments will 

be served. 

Anyone interested 

in fi nding out more 

must call 607-664- 

2300 to register their 

space in this free 

program For more 

information visit Put- 

KnowledgeToWork. 

com. 

CARY FARM SPRING CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 

SALE is Saturday, MAY 12 th @ 9:00AM 

10244 Rte. 249N, Knoxville, PA 16928 

We accept Farm Equipment, Lawn & Garden, Construction & Building Supplies, 

Antiques, Sheds, ATVs, Vehicles with Titles, Large Household Items, NO JUNK. 

EARLY CONSIGNMENTS: D3 Cat Dozer, John Deere Backhoe, Duce 1/2 army truck, 1 

ton Chevy dump truck w/snow plow, JD Baler, Seeder, 3pt. drag, square bale wagon, 

farm wagon, lots of hardwood and pine lumber, JD bucket, 8’ gang mower, MF 4 row 

corn planter, Amish furniture and shed, lawn mowers, lots of nursery stock. We will 

be accepting items at the Farm until Friday, May 11 th , 9:00am until dark, 

or earlier by appointment. Early registration 5/11 noon-dark. Call 814-326- 

4246 (house) or 814-367-7610. 

ADDITIONS: 3-kicker hay wagons, bush hog, 07 Chevy Monte Carlo 57K miles 

(nice), 2 silage wagons, 2 hay rakes, chopper, 8ft. disc, NH 489 hay bind, JD riding 

mowers, cattle gates, 250 Kawasaki Enduro, 20.8-38 tractor tires, 18.4-38 tractor 

tires, wood furnace, 3500 watt propane generator, 40 ft grain auger, 8n Ford tractor, 

2n Ford tractor, utility trailer, 2 buzz saws, 125 Suzuki Enduro, traps, 3pt boom, 

13ft Oliver disc, 2 hay elevators, NH round bailer more coming daily. 

Auctioneer Roger Lauver AU002634-L 

Young Hickory Flower Farm 

2819 County Route 117 • Troupsburg, N.Y. 14885 

Huge selection for Mother’s Day 

fl owers and gardening gifts! 

Flowers - ornamental shrubs - fruit trees - large 

selection of pottery - bulk mulch (red, black, 

brown) - peat moss & potting soil - processed 

manure (great for gardens!) 

cemetery urns fi lled! 

Gift Certificates Available • Major Credit Cards Accepted 

Mon-Fri: 9am-7pm, Sat: 9am-5pm CLOSED SUNDAY 

607-525-6564 

Volunteer Drivers Needed 

There are many senior citizens in the Addison area: approximately 50 homes receive 

home delivered meals, throughout the year. ProAction provides this service, 

which is contracted by the Steuben County Offi ce for the Aging. We provide a hot 

nutritious noon time meal and a cold evening meal if requested, to homebound 

seniors. Currently we are in need of volunteer drivers to help in these deliveries, 

and maintain services in the area. Volunteering is a great way to meet folks and 

give your community support. Delivery usually takes an hour out of your busy day 

and you can be reimbursed for your mileage, as well as receive a complimentary 

meal for completing your deliveries. This is a great way to provide a special service 

to the seniors in your community. 

Call 607-377-9951 if you are interested in helping. 

Volunteers Make the Fair! 

The success of any event, be it organizing a 

community picnic or a week-long festival, depends 

on many volunteers lending a helping hand. The 

Tioga County Fair is no exception. The efforts of 

volunteers are refl ected in every facet of the Fair, 

from lining up the various competitions that take 

place during the week-long extravaganza, right 

down to the smallest of details such as fi lling and 

placing the colorful planters of fl owers throughout 

the fairgrounds. From judges to clean-up crews, 

volunteers are needed to make the Fair a success! 

Have a knack for organizing displays? Possess 

a talent or skill that you’d like to share with others? 

Do you enjoy meeting people? Perhaps you have 

ideas for activities or demonstrations that would 

enhance the Fair. Or maybe you just have some 

time and ability to help where needed. If so, there’s 

a place for you at the Tioga County Fair. Whether 

you wish to help out by remaining behind-thescenes 

or you are a “take-charge” kind of person, 

volunteering your time at the Tioga County Fair can 

be a rewarding and full-fi lling experience. 

This year the Fair takes place August 6 through 

11 and volunteers have already been hard at work 

organizing contests, games, shows and displays 

for the public to enjoy. For more information on 

how you can help make the 2012 Tioga County Fair 

a great event this summer, call the Fair Secretary 

at 570-537-3196. 

The Fairgrounds is located in Whitneyville, just 

off of Route 6, midway between Mansfi eld and 

Wellsboro. Further information is available at the 

Tioga County Fair’s website, tiogacountyfair.com. 

Tour de Cure Speaker at Guthrie 

Diabetes Center 

The Guthrie Diabetes Center will host a speaker 

from the American Diabetes Association Tour de Cure, 

a national biking event with a local chapter in Watkins 

Glen. The Sayre campus talk is set for Tuesday, May 

15 at 6 p.m. in the Endocrine and Bariatric Center. 

The public is invited. Den Voorhees will present about 

the Tour, which is a non-competitive bike ride for all 

ages that takes place on August 18 locally in Watkins 

Glen. The Tour de Cure is a series of fundraising 

cycling events held in 44 states nationwide to benefi t 

the American Diabetes Association. 

The Tour is a ride, not a race, with routes designed 

for everyone from the occasional rider to the experienced 

cyclist. Whether you ride 10 miles or 100 miles, 

you will travel a route supported from start to finish with 

rest stops, food to fuel the journey and fans to cheer 

you on! For more information, call Jennifer Riley at 

570-887-3377. 

Chicken BBQ 

The Troupsburg United Methodist Annual Memorial 

Day Chicken BBQ will be held on Monday, May 28th, 

2012. Serving begins at 11:00 am until all are served 

or chicken is gone. Take-outs are available at Kate 

LeBarron’s garage, or you may dine in the Church 

social hall. Menu consists of ½ chicken, potato salad, 

cole slaw, baked beans and roll. Homemade pies 

served with dinner, brownies with take-outs. Chicken 

is $5 per half, complete dinner for $8. Come early for 

best selection of delicious pies. You may pre-order 

take-outs by calling 607-525-6382.


DINING & EVENTS 

SPAGHETTI DINNER 

May 19 th • 4:00-6:00pm 

$5.00 per person 

At the Greenwood American Legion 

Proceeds to Benefit: 

Hornell Area Relay for Life 

Sponsored by: Greenwood American 

Legion Auxiliary Unit 1425 

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Rummage & 

Bake Sale 

A Rummage and 

Bake Sale will be 

held May 11 - 12th 

from 8:30 a.m. - ? 

at the Risingville 

Methodist Church, 

4530 Babcock Hollow 

Rd. between 

Cameron Mills and 

Bath. 

Village of 

Addison 

Community 

Yard Sales 

The Annual 

Community Yard 

Sale Days will be 

held Saturday, May 

19th, the sales will 

be held from 8:00 

a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 

No permit is required. 

Mother’s Day 

Breakfast 

On May 13th, 

the Jasper/Troupsburg 

Boy Scout 

Troop will be serving 

a Mother’s Day 

breakfast. We are 

offering homemade 

french toast, eggs, 

bacon and fruit cup. 

The place to be is 

Troupsburg’s Fire 

Hall between 8 a.m. 

to 12 p.m. Donations 

accepted to benefi t 

our J/T Boy Scout 

Troop. 

Memorial 

Day Parade 

The Memorial Day 

parade will be held 

Memorial Day, 

Monday, May 28 

at 10:00 a.m. Parade 

line up time is 

9:30 a.m. at the high 

school. Immediately 

after the parade a 

celebration will be 

held at the Addison 

American Legion 

Post 730, 85 Maple 

Street. The Legion 

Auxiliary invites you 

to join them for a 

luncheon after the 

celebration. 

If you would like to 

participate in the parade 

call Jim/Donna 

Mosher 359-2630 or 

Nancy Burton 359- 

2122 or 359-2555. 

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off from State Rte 417 

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Pinnacle Restaurant & Golf Course 

1904 Pinnacle Rd, Addison • 607-359-4082 

Thursday Wing Night: 

50¢ Wings, $2 Blue Light pints 

50¢ off canned beer 

& mixed drinks 

Restaurant Now Open 

• Friday Fish Fry 

• Monday - Friday 

Daily Lunch 

& Dinner Specials 

Ping Demo Day: Try before you buy! 

Friday, May 24, 2012 Get fitted by authorized 

12:00 - 3:00 pm 

Ping Tech Rep! 

Now Booking: Banquets, Parties, Reunions, Weddings Etc. 

Canisteo Valley 

4-H Stars 

Sausage Sale 

Once again, the Canisteo 

Valley 4-H Stars are 

conducting their sausage 

sale fundraiser. Proceeds 

will make possible the 

club’s annual farm & industry 

tour. This year the 

club will visit the upper 

Finger Lakes region. Tour 

stops will be at the Wegman’s 

organic farm and 

at the Fowler Farms fruit 

orchard, along with visits 

to various farms that are 

leaders in the areas of 

sheep, swine, and beef 

production. 

Club members will 

make the sausage on 

May 19th. Orders may 

be accepted until that 

time on a fi rst come fi rst 

served basis. To ensure 

your order can be fi lled, 

please pre-order by May 

12th. Club leader, Becky 

Painter, can be reached 

at 458-5730. 

The sausage will be 

made from club members’ 

project herds and other 

local sources. The kids 

will actually grind, season, 

mix, package, and label 

the sausage and in the 

process will learn skills in 

marketing their own farmraised 

product. 

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, May 13, 2012 through Sunday, May 20, 2012, are as follows: Sun.- 5/13 

- HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY TO ALL THE MOMS - Gateway Fellowship - Pastor Scott Towner - 10:00 a.m., 

; AA - 7:00 p.m. Mon. - 5/14 - Tae Kwon Do - Scott Towner - 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., Al Anon - 7:30 p.m.; Tues. 

- 5/15 - Addison Food Pantry Board meeting - 2:30 p.m., Food Pantry - 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.; Wed. - 5/16 

- Euchre - 7:00 p.m.; Thurs. - 5/17 - Tae Kwon Do - Scott Towner - 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Sat. 5/19 - Sandy 

DeVoy ; Sun. - 5/20 - Gateway Fellowship - Pastor Scott Towner - 10:00 a.m.; Alcohol Anonymous - 7:00 p.m. 

Addison Senior Dinner Club 

Monday, May 14 - Chicken & gravy over biscuit, 

peas, peaches. 

Tuesday, May 15 - Ham, broccoli, potato casserole, 

carrots, pineapple crunch. 

Wednesday, May 16 - Lasagna or hamburger 

on bun, yellow beans, tossed salad with dressing, 

applesauce. 

Thursday, May 17 - Swedish meatballs over fettucini, 

spinach, peanut butter cookie. 

Friday, May 18 - Closed for ProAction All Staff Day. 

Milk, bread and juice 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. 

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. 

USDA inspected, locally grown, 

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GROUND BEEF: $4.00/lb 

STEAKS: $4.84-$7.99/lb 

SUMMER HOURS: 

Mon, Wed-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat 9am-12pm; 

Closed Tuesdays & Sundays! 

Others by appointment or by chance.


Mirror, Mirror, 

On The Wall, 

Who’s the oldest 

of us all! 

Happy Birthday 

May 12 th 

Love, 

Your Younger sisters 

Addison Alumni Association Banquet 

On Saturday June 16th, 2012 the Addison Alumni Association will be hosting 

their annual banquet. This year we are pleased to announce we are returning to 

The Heritage Restaurant at Indian Hills State Park. All classes ending in 2 and 7 

will be honored years. The banquet is open to anyone whom has ever attended 

Addison Central Schools. You may attend the banquet even if it is not an honored 

year. 

There is a cocktail/registration hour from 6pm-7pm with dinner served at 7pm. 

A brief business meeting starts at 8pm, two scholarships are awarded to seniors 

graduating in June and at 9pm a DJ provides music until midnight. 

Reservation forms can be picked up at the Addison High School in the front office 

or by calling Sonya at 359-4454. Please call if you need a form mailed to you or 

if you have questions. We look forward to another wonderful evening of meeting 

up with old friends and possibly making a few new. We hope to see you there! 

Grant Funds 

Available 

Arbor Development 

has grant funds 

available for eligible 

homeowners to help 

provide septic and 

well replacement, 

and other necessary 

health and safety repairs 

to their home. 

Applicants must live 

in Steuben County, 

have owned and occupied 

the home for 

at least a year, be 

income eligible and 

meet certain other requirements. 

Land contracts 

do not qualify. 

Grant funds are also 

available for accessibility 

home modifi cations 

for the elderly 

and person of any 

age with permanent 

disabilities. Repairs 

might include ramps, 

bathroom and door 

modifications. For further 

information or to 

request an application 

please call 607-776- 

7664. 

Grant Funds For Septic & Well Repairs In 

Steuben & Schuyler Counties 

Arbor Housing & Development has grant funds available for eligible homeowners to help provide repair 

or replacement of failed septic systems, wells and water or sewer lines. Applicants must live in Steuben 

or Schuyler County, have owned and occupied the home for at least a year, be income eligible and meet 

certain other requirements. Land contracts do not qualify. For further information or to request an application 

please call 607-776-7664. 

Ribbon Cutting for Picnic Pavilion at Addison Boat Launch 

on the Canisteo River 

The public and the news media are invited to a 1 p.m., May 17 ribbon cutting for a new public picnic pavilion 

at the Addison boat launch at the confl uence of the Canisteo River and Tuscarora Creek in the village 

f Addison. The pavilion is named Wade’s Landing in honor of the Wade family that has owned and run 

usinesses in the village since 1855. 

The 26-foot-by-26-foot wooden pavilion features a concrete pad, blue steel roof, two picnic tables and two 

arbeque grills. Volunteers began building the structure in April and completed it in early May. The spacious 

3-acre boat launch on Cleveland 

Drive has a 25-vehicle parking area, 

additional picnic tables, benches 

and grills and an information kiosk 

with a map of the Chemung River 

Watershed. The launch offers a 

beautiful view of the waterways 

and a pair of nesting Ospreys a few 

hundred yards away. 

The $23,000 pavilion project is 

the result of a cooperative effort 

between Addison Mayor Ray Walch, 

the village and the Friends of the 

Chemung River Watershed (River 

Friends). “It’s another beautiful attraction 

for the village where families 

and friends can come for civic meetings, 

family gatherings or just a place for someone to sit and think,” Walch said. “It’s a great place where 

you can go to have fun and make a lot of memories.’ 

River Friends secured a $5,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Elmira-Corning and the Finger 

Lakes to help fi nance the project. Local businesses, groups and individuals donated time, money and materials 

to build the pavilion. “What our community has accomplished with this project epitomizes small town 

America,” said Hal Sisson the facilitator for the village’s Trees and Parks Committee, who helped build the 

avilion and designed its signs. “Nobody here keeps a ledger but when the need is cast there is no lack of 

ant.” 

Speakers at the ribbon-cutting include Mayor Walch, Sisson and Jim Pfi ffer, executive director of River 

riends. Wade family members and local and state elected offi cials have also been invited to speak. “The 

avilion is a community project, built by the community to be used by the community, said Pfiffer. “The project 

as successful because everyone chipped in – individuals, school groups, businesses, civic organizations 

nd nonprofi t organizations. Addison now has a beautiful place for paddling, picnics and enjoying riverside 

ature.” Other community contributors include: 

Wades Building Supply, Inc. in Addison contributed supplies and materials for the project. 

Katie’s Koncrete in Addison donated concrete for the pad. 

The Addison Grange, Middletown Historical Society and the Addison Girl Scouts donated money to buy 

arbeque grills and material to build the picnic tables. 

A vocational class, taught by Michael Overton, at the Addison Central High School built the tables. 

Town and village of Addison employees excavated 30 tons of soil from the site and installed 15 tons of 

ravel for the concrete pad. 

Hal Sisson and Bob England of Addison were the main contractors, joined by many other volunteers who 

onated their time to construct the pavilion. 

Congratulations to Terrie Hynes 

for receiving the WETM 

Golden Apple Award! 

And Happy Mother’s Day! 

We love you! Your family 

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Attention Addison Youth 

Soccer League Parents 

There will be an informative meeting about the upcoming season on June 6th at 6:00 

p.m. at the Tuscarora Elementary Cafeteria. All parents are welcome to attend and registration 

forms will be available. If you are interested in coaching/helping out this fall, please 

contact Michelle Jacobson at 607-359-2500. 

Addison’s Businesses, Institutions, and Buildings 

Addison’s Baseball Heritage 

Part V: 1930’s and 1940’s 

Submitted by: Larry Mundy 

{A belated thank-you to contributors Floyd and Nell Bliss of 52 Steuben Street for 

providing information on the George C. Howard Dry Goods Store at 23 Main Street 

c. 1885-1909} 

The 1930’s were time of local high school team completion. There was, also, an 

adult Tri-County league with Addison, Elkland, Lawrenceville, Galeton, Lindley, Coudersport, 

Nelson, Tioga, Knoxville, Bath, Hornell, Canisteo, and Painted Post participating. 

That team in 1933 consisted of Harold “Muddy” Stowell (catcher); Harrison “Red” Hoyt 

(outfi eld); Henry “Hank” Riffl e (outfi eld); George LeChance (catcher); Wendell “Jack” 

Hewson (Captain and 2nd. Base); Phillip “P. K.” Hickey (3rd. Base); Leon “Pa” Riker 

(1st. Base); Donald “Punk” Grange (Pitcher); Joseph “Bullet” Hopper (Pitcher); John 

“Bunter” Grange (outfi eld); Ed. Morris (Manager); Harlow Brennan (outfi elder); Maurice 

“Comer” Robbins (shortstop). Umpires were Mr. Mann,and Mr. Lesneski. Burrell Vastbinder 

was the league secretary. No specifi c “fi eld of dreams” has been identifi ed. It 

has been assumed that the playing fi eld was at the newly built (1927-1928) high school 

fi eld. [Contributor Martha Weale remembers the fi eld as being out in the general area 

of the Addison Central School District Business Offi ce/Instant Heat Pellet plant/D. and 

W. service. Any more help about this period and/or teams and members of teams 

would be appreciated.] 

The 1940’s were basically high school team competition due to World War II. Out of 

this from Addison came James Raymond Greengrass. He was born at Addison, New 

York on October 24th, 1927, the son of and Jennie Greengrass of Grove Street. He 

played high school baseball from 1941 to 1944, and was a star infi elder. During the 

summers, and prior to his signing with the New York Yankees organization, he played 

with several local semi-pro teams including the Corning Merchants. 

Paul M. “Wild” Wildrick, a wholesale candy business dealer in Addison, recommended 

him to the Yankees. He received a tryout in 1944, and was signed to a contract 

with Wellsville of the Class D Pony League after his junior year in high school when he 

was 16 years of age. He played second and third. 

With Wellsville, again in 1945, Jim had a fi ne year having a .349 average. Then 

came two years in the Army. (1946-1947). 

Greengrass played third base for Binghamton in 1948 and 1949. In 1950, with the 

Tioga County 

Fiar Queen 

Contest 

Announced 

What girl doesn’t 

dream of becoming Royalty? 

The Tioga County 

Fair offers young ladies 

the chance to fulfi ll that 

dream – on the Tioga 

County level, of course, 

by vying to become the 

next Tioga County Fair 

Queen. Young ladies 

between the ages of 16 

and 20, as of June 1, 

2012, are invited to enter 

the Tioga County Fair 

Queen Contest. The 

winner will represent the 

Fair, receive $250 and 

be eligible to compete 

at the State Fair Queen 

Contest in Hershey in 

January, 2013. Winner 

of the state competition 

receives a scholarship 

of $1500 and reigns 

as Pennsylvania’s Fair 

Queen for one year. 

Candidates must 

reside in Tioga County, 

must be single, never 

been married, have no 

children, and not marry 

or become pregnant during 

her reign. Past local 

or state winners are not 

eligible. 

The winner must be 

available to reign at the 

Tioga County Fair, which 

takes place August 6-11, 

2012. Meeting people 

and having fun are all 

part of the Fair Queen’s 

agenda as her duties 

range from passing out 

ribbons and trophies to welcoming dignitaries visiting the Tioga County 

Fair. 

Judging is based on an essay written in 300 words or less on “What 

My Fair Means to My Community.” Candidates will be expected to 

present a 3-5 minute speech on the topic “Why You Should Come to 

My Fair.” Other qualities judged will be poise, neatness and cleanliness, 

appearance, and the ability to communicate (speaking ability and 

knowledge of fairs). 

Applications for entry are included in the Fair books distributed at 

local banks and businesses, on the Fair’s web site, tiogacountyfair.com. 

Mail entries to Jennifer Thomas-Gluszczak, 1018 E. Hill Road, Covington, 

PA 16917, with a postmark no later than July 19, 2012, and 

must include a brief autobiography on a 3 x 5 card, along with a recent 

photo. Judging will be done on Aug. 5, 2012 at 3 p.m. Crowning of 

the 2012 Tioga County Fair Queen will take place on Sunday, August 

5, at 6:00 p.m. in the Main Building on the Tioga County Fairgrounds. 

The Fair Queen Application Form can be found in the Fair Exhibitor’s 

Guide and on the Fair’s website, tiogacountyfair.com. For additional 

information, please contact Jennifer Thomas-Gluszczak at 570-662- 

2900 or 570-404-9314. 

The Fairgrounds is located in Whitneyville, just off of Route 6, midway 

between Mansfield and Wellsboro. For more information visit the Tioga 

County Fair’s website, tiogacountyfair.com, or call the Fair Secretary 

at 570-537-3196 or the fairgrounds at 570-724-3196.


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Elkland Area SR Club 

The Elkland Area Senior Club held their luncheon 

meeting on May 3 at the Elkland Fire Hall. Raymond 

Doan led the group in prayer followed by the Pledge 

of Allegiance to the Flag. 

There were 59 members in attendance. The entertainment 

was the Williamson School Jazz Band 

under the direction of Eric Lavelle. The talented 

bank membes always put on a lively performance 

and received a big round of applause. 

President Dick Vargeson brought up the question 

of time change for the dinner. The majority of the 

members voted on keeping the same time, 12:30. 

Glenn Hendrickson spoke on bringing items to the 

June meeting for the Chinese Auction to be held 

at the July luncheon. Vargeson announced the 

dinners for August and December will be catered. 

Do not bring a dish to pass on those months. Elwin 

Smith was the “birthday boy” for May and celebrating 

their wedding anniversaries were Abe and 

Lorraine Thurston, 62 years; Glenn and Christine 

Hendrickson, 58 years. 

Neil Butler, Ernie Smith and Glenn Hendrickson 

were on the set-up committee. Louise Hall, Marilyn 

Doan, Betty Schueller, Christine Hendrickson and 

Ellie Kaleski all were on kitchen and decorating 

committee. 

Three new members are Carol Harkenrider, Rita 

Pond and Roberta Hackett. 

Winning the door prize: Barb Tracy; 50/50 Lynn Hall 

and Osceola Big M Gift Certificate Bill Schoonover. 

The next luncheon meeting will be June 7 at the 

Elkland Fire Hall. New members welcome. 

Addison Food Pantry 

The Pantry is held the third Tuesday of each month from 

3:00 pm to 4:30 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 Board meeting is TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2012 at 2:30 

p.m. RSVP STAFF will be the volunteers. Food Pantry 

hours from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 

Donations may be made to the pantry and mailed to: 

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

Addison, NY 14801. Proof of residence must be shown. 

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. 

Attention Addison Youth Soccer Board Members and Coaches 

There will be a mandatory meeting for all board members on May 22nd at 5:30. All coaches are encouraged 

to come to discuss changes to the fall season. Any questions please contact Michelle Jacobson 

607-359-2500. 

Troupsburg Mobile Food 

Distribution 

The Mobile Food Distribution, sponsored by 

the Food Bank of the Southern Tier and Steuben 

County Rural Ministries, will be held at the Troupsburg 

Fire Hall on Tuesday, May 15, 2012 from 1:00 

p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome, there are 

no income requirements. The Food Bank is open 

to all in need. Please bring your own containers.


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sienna pearl, 129K, AM/FM/CD, AC, tow pkg. 

w/ both hard and soft top! $10,995 

‘00 Jeep Cherokee Sport, 4dr, 4x4, 6cyl, auto, 

gray metallic, 180K, AM/FM/CASS, AC, CC, 

PL, PW 

CARS 

‘03 Ford Taurus SE, 4dr, SDN, V6, auto, grey, 

179K, AM/FM/CD, PL, PW, PS $3,495 

‘03 Subaru Legacy L, 4dr, SDN, AWD, 4cyl, 

auto, dark blue pearl coat, 161K, AM/FM/CD, 

PL, PW $6,495 

Celebrating Miles Fulkerson’s 

90 th Birthday! 

Family and friends are invited 

to drop by and say hi! 

Saturday, May 19 th • 1:00-5:00pm 

at the Addison Eagles Club 

Rte. 417W, Addison, NY 

Aging In Place & You Event 

Come join us at United Methodist Church at Webbs 

Crossing Rd, 7528 North Main St, Hornell, NY on 

Friday, June 1, 2012 from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. This event 

is free!! 

Enjoy a welcome by Mike Keane, Director, Steuben 

County Offi ce for the Aging and New York State Assemblyman 

Phil Palmesano. Also, an informational 

talk on Aging in Place by Bill Armbruster of AARP. 

Come and find out about the variety of services available 

in the Hornell area to help YOU age in place! 

You will enjoy a fun trivia game, door prizes and 

refreshments. Area agencies will be present to offer 

information about their services and to answer your 

questions. 

A pharmaceutical collection point will be made 

available through the efforts of the Steuben County 

Sheriff’s Department. Added bonus: Stick around for 

a brief seminar on “Effective Advocacy” presented by 

Bill Armbruster of AARP from 3:30 - 4:00 p.m. If you 

would like more information about this event, please 

call: Patty Baroody, 607-664-2298. 

Woodhull Raceway Hosts Trifecta Weekend 

on May 25-27, 2012 

The Annual George Williams Memorial Event will take on a new twist this 

season at the Woodhull Raceway as the track will kick off the Memorial Day 

Weekend with a rare Friday night event as part of a three day motorsports 

extravaganza. On Friday, May 25 the BRP Can Am 360 Late Model Series will 

return to the high banks of the Woodhull Raceway for their second of three stops 

at the popular Steuben County oval in 2K12. Also on the Friday night card will 

be a special 35 lap feature for the S&W Awards and Photos Crate Sportsman 

along with a regular show of the Joe Willcox Performance Street Stocks. 

“Our goal is to make this a quick, high powered event stated Woodhull Raceway 

owner, Ted White. Two full fendered classes and an open wheel division 

with a timely fi nish so we can get the track ready for a full night of action on 

Saturday.” The rare Friday night event at Woodhull will be sponsored by Tom 

White and his staff of Whites Repair located between Knoxville and Westfi eld, 

PA. John Waters will try and make it a repeat performance of his BRP Can Am 

360 LM Series win at Woodhull on April 28, 2012. Then on Saturday, May 26 

Griffi th Energy along with the Elkland Moose will present the Annual George 

Williams Memorial Trophy Races with a Regular Big 6 Show including a special 

35 lap feature for the Insinger Performance 370 Modifieds. Gates for both Friday 

and Saturday will open at 4:30 with racing at 6:30. Adult General Admission 

ticket pricing is $12 for Friday and $13 for Saturday. Then on Sunday, May 27 

Woodhull will wrap up the weekend trifecta with a special Mini Tractor Pull with 

Free Grandstand Admission. Gates for the Sunday afternoon Mini Tractor Pull 

open at 1:00 pm. Free camping will be allowed at the track all weekend long 

with several grocery stores, gas stations and restaurants within a short drive of 

the track. For more information log on at www.woodhullraceway.com 

Addison Senior Citizens Meeting 

The May meeting will be held Wednesday, May 

16th at 12:00 noon at Addison Place Apartments, 43 

William Street. 

This is a new experience for us. You won’t need 

to prepare a dish or bring your table service, set up 

or clean up. Just come but you will need to call Mary 

Jane Gill 359-4123 over the weekend or Monday 

evening at the latest to make your reservation which 

I will pass on to the food service. 

Your meal will cost $3.00. Dues are also due in 

May which are $5.00. The menu gives us a choice of 

a hamburger or lasagna so be sure to tell me when 

you call. Evening is the best time to catch me. 

The meeting and program will follow the meal. The program is “ A Trip to 

Oklahoma” by Doris Knowles. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone there, Mary 

Jane Gill, President.


Thank You 

The family of Rebecca L. Tompkins 

is sincerely 

grateful to 

friends, 

neighbors and 

family for their 

many kind acts 

of sympathy 

during our sad bereavement. Our 

appreciation cannot be adequately 

expressed. Thank you again. 

Thank You 

We wish to thank each and everyone 

involved for the donations and support 

shown for Sally Miller and family. It was a 

great success and greatly appreciated. 

A special thanks to Vicki Loucks for the 

effort she put in it. Sally is doing as well as 

can be expected. She has a doctor 

appointment in Rochester soon. 

Thanks again, May you all be richly blessed, 

Sally Miller & Family 

If memories bring us closer 

We are never far apart, 

You are always beside us, 

And forever in our hearts. 

The family of Doris Bennett 

wishes to thank those that 

provided flowers, food, cards, 

phone calls and heartfelt wishes 

at the time of her passing. 

We would like to especially thank 

her many caregivers, those who 

took care of her at home and 

those at the Wellsville Manor. 

Your thoughtfulness 

was greatly appreciated. 

Addison Little League Major’s 

Upcoming Schedule 

5/12 - Painted Post @ Addison Pirates 11:00; Lindley 

@ Addison Dodgers 2:00; Addison Red 

Sox @ Elkland B. TBD. 

5/15 - Red Sox@ Pirates 6:00 

5/17 - Pirates @ Dodgers 6:00 

5/19 - Painted Post @ Addison Red Sox 10:00; Addison 

Pirates @ Elkland B 4:00 

Addison Dodgers @ Elkland R 8:00 p.m. 

5/22 - Red Sox @ Dodgers 6:00 

5/24 - Pirates @ Red Sox 6:00 

5/26 - NO Games. 

Come out to the ball games, concession stand always 

open during games. 

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, May 14th, 

2012, from 5:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. at the Salvation 

Army Citadel on Denison Parkway in Corning, NY. 

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

1-800-841-7730. 

Woodhull Raceway Results 

5/5/12 

Big Ink and Insinger Performance Night 

S&W Awards and Photos Crate Sportsman (24 

cars) Heats: A.J. Costly, Ajay Potrzebowski, Art 

Goodier. 25 lap feature: Ajay Potrzebowski (2), 

Russell Morseman Jr., Ray Smith, Josh Nobriga, 

Grant Hilfi ger, Rod Mullen, John Hargrave, Mike 

Jackson, Roger Williams, Don Knowles, A.J. 

Costley, Brett Buono, Brandon Martin, Ryan Tracy, 

Conner Brown, Mark Kline, Dakota Hargrave, Paul 

Jenkins, James Howard, Collin Brown, Chris Brockway, 

Josh Keesey, Art Goodier, DNS Bill Walters. 

NAPA 360 Late Models (24 cars) Heats: Jeremy 

Wonderling, Sean Lias, John Waters. 

25 lap feature: Glenn Whritenour, John Waters, 

Jeremy Wonderling, Brian Knowles, Sean Lias, 

Jason Knowles, Dustin Waters, Buck Payne, Steve 

LeBarron, Carl Hughes, Jerry Wilson, Frank LeBarron, 

Josh Smith, Jay McConnell II, Shane Smith, 

Mick Seeley, Jared Hill, Cecil LaBarron, Steve Williams, 

Clint Button, Wally Wade, Jay McConnell, 

Tony Harris, Mike Wonderling 

Insinger Performance 370 Modifieds (22 cars) 

Heats: Dale Welty, Mike Bills, Billy VanPelt 

25 lap feature: Billy VanPelt, Alan Rudalavage, 

Mike Bills, Lee Bills, Ray Bliss, Joe Dgien, Kevin 

Chilson, Dave Dubois, Steve Hartman Jr., Casey 

Pavlick, Ken Peoples Jr., Brian Doolittle, Ray Dann, 

Ron White, Don Silvernail, Frank Dunning, Donnie 

Lawson, Dale Welty, Wesley Campbell, Dylan 

Dewert, Bobby Davis, Don Lawson. 

Joe Willcox Performance Street Stocks (18 

cars) Heats: Brett Marlatt, Cory Costa, Teddy 

Morseman. 20 lap feature: Teddy Morseman, 

Jeredd Dennis, Brett Marlatt, Jeremy Potrzebowski, 

Cory Costa, Kurt Stebbins, Ron Daily, 

Joe Layfi eld, Butch Dibble, Alan Crooker, Mark 

Guinnup, Trevor Tompkins, Gary Archer, Allison 

Pierce, Jeff Smith, Kane Stebbins, Jason Warner, 

DNS Bob Buono. 

Signs Plus Mini Stocks (13 cars) Heats: Brandon 

Morseman, Randy Smith. 20 lap feature: Rich 

Sharpstein, Ray Spiecher, Brandon Morseman, 

Brian Grant Sr., Chip Warner, Randy Smith, Rick 

Amidon, Jason Ketrow, Glenn VanCise, Brandi Daily, 

John Hand Sr., Derek Puryear, Jason Hand Jr. 

LaBarron Brothers Repair and Parts FWD (13 

cars) Heats: Adam DelGrosso, Carl LeBarron 

20 lap feature: Billy Joe Birdsall, Adam Delgrosso, 

Jason Howard, Cody Baker, Joe Birdsall, Wes 

Houghtaling, Allen English, Matt Hamilton, Nate 

Freeland, Ron Hill, Carl LaBarron, Jacob McConnell 

DNS Elmer Smith. 

Moe’s Karting World 

Race Results 

Friday, May 4 th 

HEATS: NOVICE - Joseph Enderle, Gaige Foster 

JUNIOR 1 - Brayden Bills, Chris Norconk, Ethan 

Decker, Taylor Terwilliger, McKenzie Foster, Braxtyn 

Elliott 

JUNIOR 2 - Nate Robertson, Stevie Hartman III, 

Daniel Stuart, Allison Stermer(DNS) 

JUNIOR 3 - Jacob Dgien, Taylor Foster, Matt 

Smith, Hunter Ingram 

JUNIOR UNRESTRICTED - Dillon Groover, Jared 

Stermer, Dayton Brewer, Hallie Hoad, Hunter 

Hoad, Damien Horton, Connor Hutches 

STOCK 350 - Rich Kelly, Chris Putman, Sue Foster, 

Tatyana Hill, Dwight Smoker, Justin Haight 

STOCK APPEARING - Chris Putman, Ryan Stermer, 

Roger Cook, Tyler Haight, Sid Moore, Nathan 

Pierce, Rich Kelly, Mike Bills, Mark Crane (DNS) 

FEATURES: NOVICE - Joseph Enderle, Gaige 

Foster JUNIOR 1 - Cameron Nichols, Brayden 

Bills, Chris Norconk, McKenzie Foster, Ethan 

Decker, Braxtyn Elliott, Taylor Terwilliger 

JUNIOR 2 - Nate Robertson, Daniel Stuart, Stevie 

Hartman III, Allison Stermer(DNS) 

JUNIOR 3 - Jacob Dgien, Taylor Foster, Blake 

Crans, Matt Smith, Hunter Ingram 

JUNIOR UNRESTRICTED - Jared Stermer, Dillon 

Groover, Dayton Brewer, Damien Horton, Hallie 

Hoad, Hunter Hoad, Connor Hutches 

STOCK 350 - Rich Kelly, Chris Putman, Dwight 

Smoker, Sue Foster, Tatyana Hill, Justin Haight 

STOCK APPEARING - Rich Kelly, Nathan Pierce, 

Ryan Stermer, Chris Putman, Roger Cook, Tyler 

Haight, Sid Moore, Mike Bills, Mark Crane(DNS) 

NEXT FRIDAY GATES OPEN AT 5PM - Racing 

starts at7PM. Free admission to grand stands!! 

DW Masonary 

Week of 5-9-12 

Guild’s Collision 

DW Masonary 

William Wood Masonary 

Addison Post 

High Indv. Game 

Sonya Lackey 170 

Helen Abbey 169 

Linda Gee 166 

Team High Hdcp.Game 

WW Masonary 606 

Guild’s Collision 592 

Addison Post 584 

91 - 49 

75 - 65 

63.5 - 76.5 

50.5 - 89.5 

High Indv. Series 

Sonya Lackey 452 

Helen Abbey 447 

Tonya Abbey 442 

Team High Hdcp. Series 

Guild’s Collision 1740 

WW Masonary 1736 

DW Masonary 1727 

Moe’s Karting World 

Race Results 

Sunday, May 6 th 

HEATS: 

NOVICE - Gavin Blackmer 

JUNIOR 1 - Cameron Nichols, Connor Brundage, 

Ajay Potrzebowski, Ethan Decker, Elijah Leach 

JUNIOR 2 - Dylan Swingle, Nicholas Robertshaw, 

Nate Robertson, Kayley Potrzebowski, Hunter Ingram 

JUNIOR UNRESTRICTED - Nick Boyer 

STOCK 350 - Tatyana Hill, Shawn Gleason, Steven 

Burdick 

STOCK APPEARING - Mark Crane, Sid Moore, Rich 

Gee 

OPEN - Dave Ryall, Rick Ryall 

FEATURES: 

NOVICE - Gavin Blackmer, Elijah Leach 

JUNIOR 1 - Cameron Nichols, Connor Brundage, 

Ethan Decker, Ajay Potrzebowski 

JUNIOR 2 - Nicholas Robertshaw, Dylan Swingle, 

Kayley Potrzebowski, Hunter Ingram, Nate Robertson 

JUNIOR UNRESTRICTED - Nick Boyer 

STOCK 350 - Tatyana Hill, Shawn Gleason, Steven 

Burdick 

STOCK APPEARING - Mark Crane, Sid Moore, Rich 

Gee(DNS) 

OPEN - Dave Ryall, Rick Ryall 

Next Race SUNDAY, MAY 20TH - GATES OPEN AT 

12PM racing starts at 2PM.Grandstand admission 

free!!! 

Addison Little League 

Game Results 

The Addison Little League held opening ceremonies 

on Saturday, April 28th. The Chilson Wilcox Pirates 

hosted the Eagles Club Dodgers in the Major Division. 

The Pirates jumped out to an early lead and 

recorded a 12-2 victory. Gehrig Allen, Adam Chilson, 

Tashuna Palmer and Ryan Madigan had two 

hits each. Noah Plumley was 1 for 2 with 2 RBI’s. 

Plumley was on the mound allowing 2 hits for 2 

runs, striking out 8 and no walks over 4 innings. 

The second game was an interleague contest 

between the Armstrong Telephone Red Sox and 

Elkland Red. Elkland Red outlasted the Red Sox 

for the victory. Scores and details were unavailable. 

Tuesdays game saw the Red Sox at the Dodgers, 

scores unavailable but the Red Sox held off the 

Dodgers in a close victory. 

Thursdays contest was posponed due to weather. 

When the Pirates and Red Sox fi nally took to the 

diamond, Ryan Madigan led the charge with a 3 

run homerun in the fi rst inning. (His fi rst homerun), 

Adam Chilson, Logan Windnagle and Gehrig Allen 

helped lead the Pirates to an 8-3 victory. Madigan 

went 2 for 3, 4 RBI’s. Noah Plumley went 4.1 innings 

and allowed 6 hits, 2 runs while he struck out 

3 and had zero walks, Adam Chilson went 1 inning 

with one hit, 1 run and 4-K’s. 

Zach Hamilton and Ryan English, for the Red Sox, 

were 2 for 3 each and scored 3 runs. Blake Crans 

was on the mound and went 3.1 innings with 8 hits, 

7 runs and 4-K’s, Ryan English went 1.1 innings. 

On Saturday, May 5, it was the Red Sox hosting 

the Pirates. Ryan Madigan led the charge again 

with 3 hits, 3 runs and 5 RBI’s; Adam Chilson was 

2 for 4, 2 runs 3 RBI; Gehrig Allen was 2 for 3, 2 

RBI’s; Noah Plumley was 2 for 3, 1 run, 1 RBI; 

Tashuna Palmer was 2 for 2 with 3 runs scored. 

Adam Chilson pitched 4 innnigs allowing 1 hit, 1 

run and stuck out 9. 

The Dodgers traveled to Painted Post for interleague 

play. The Dodgers lost to Painted Post. 

Tuesdays game Pirates @ Dodgers was postponed. 

Rain date TBD.


NOTICE 

The Cameron Mills Townline Cemetery meeting will be held on 

Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at 7:00pm at the Cameron Fire Hall on 

Depot Street in Cameron. Lot owners are encouraged to attend. 

Herbert Smith Jr., President 

RABIES CLINIC 

At Northern Tier Veterinary 

Clinic, Inc. 

218 W. Main Street, Knoxville, PA 

Saturday, May 19, 2012 

9:00 am to NOON 

Cats & dogs 12 weeks of age and older. 

Cost is $8.00 each. All animals must be leashed 

or in a carrier. Call 814-326-4145 for questions. 

NOTICE 

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE the Village of Addison Police 

Department will be participating in the statewide “BUCKLE UP 

NEW YORK” campaign, May 21st - June 3rd, 2012. There will 

be zero tolerance for all seat belt infractions during this period. 

Ursula Stone, 

Village Clerk/Treasurer 

TOWN OF TUSCARORA 

SCRAP AND TIRE DAY 

8:00am to 2:00pm • Saturday, May 19, 2012 

at the Town Barn, 1094 Gill Road 

TUSCARORA RESIDENTS ONLY. Residency ID may be required. 

Auto & Light Truck Tires up to 16 inches, with or without 

rims. Large Truck Tires- up to 24.5 inches. NO rims on truck tires. 

Tires should be free of dirt, metal, & debris. NO tractor tires, off 

the road tires, or construction equipment tires. Auto and light 

truck tires without rims are FREE. Auto and light truck tires with 

rims are $1.00 each. A total of 25 tires PER RESIDENCE. If you 

have more than 25 tires there will be a fee of $1.50 without rims 

and $2.50 with rims per tire over 25. Businesses must pay $1.50 

per tire without rims, $2.50 per tire with rims. Large truck tires 

17” up to 24.5” will be $5. Please have all tires counted before 

arriving. Scrap including appliances (refrigerators, washers, 

dryers, etc. with doors removed), and any metals accepted but 

no hazardous materials allowed such as paint, chemicals or 

fl ammables. No household garbage, building debris, furniture, 

electronics (TVs, computers, etc). 

By order of Tuscarora Town Board 

Janet Beatty, Town Clerk 

Dated: May 1, 2012 

TOWN OF RATHBONE RESIDENTS 

ONLY 

A spring clean-up recycling center for Town of Rathbone 

residents only will be located at the Town Barns starting 

May 7th and ending May 19th. 

The following guidelines will be used: 

• Two Trash Dumpsters #1 & 2: trash wood, plastic, furniture, 

mattresses, chairs, couches. 

Items NOT allowed in dumpster: NO tires on rims or otherwise, 

no oil, paint, antifreeze or other toxic waste, no lead acid batteries, 

no household garbage - solid waste ONLY. 

Dumpster #3: Tires no rims - Limit 4 per individual, individuals 

must sign a sheet with name and address before putting tires 

in the dumpster. 

Steel, appliances, stoves, refrigerators, electric motors may be 

placed behind the dumpster for separate removal. 

Items not accepted by the Town of Rathbone Recycling Center 

must be disposed of by the normal procedure at the Steuben 

County transfer stations. Violations of these guidelines will 

be strictly prosecuted. These dumpsters are available for the 

convenience of TOWN OF RATHBONE RESIDENTS ONLY. 

RETRIEVING ANY ITEMS FROM OR CLIMBING IN OR OUT 

OF THE DUMPSTERS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. Abuses 

of these privileges will result in the removal of these dumpsters 

and prosecution of violators. 

Mary Jacobson, Town Clerk 

NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING 

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Public Hearing will be held 

before the regularly scheduled Board Meeting at the 

Village Hall, 35 Tuscarora St., Addison, NY on the 14 th day 

of May, 2012 at 6:30pm for discussion of unsafe structure. 

Signed: Ursula Stone 

Village Clerk/Treasurer 

Dated: Wednesday, May 9, 2012 

Events at 

the Lindley- 

Presho 

Historical 

Society 

Meetings 

On Sunday May 

20th ,the Lindley 

community will 

honor past and 

present Military 

Personnel at an 

Armed Forces Day 

Ceremony performed 

by the Tioga 

County ,Penna 

Honor Guard . 

After the Honor 

Guard raises both 

the American and 

POW flags , they 

will continue a program 

to recognize 

the sevices 

and committment 

of Veterans and 

other people of 

all branches the 

Military . The program 

will start at 2 

PM. at the Veteran’s 

monument in 

front of the Lindley 

Town Hall. Tracy 

Rumsey Veteran 

and former Lindley 

Supervisor will be 

this year’s speaker 

. Refreshments 

will be served and 

the event is free 

and open to the 

public. We hope 

to see many members 

of the United 

States Armed 

Forces present on 

this day. 

On Tuesday,May 

24th, John Biggio 

(a student) will 

present his school 

Power Point project 

“A Look Back 

At WWII” for the 

Lindley -Presho 

Historical Sociiety 

. 

The program will 

be at 7 P,M. at the 

Lindley Town Hall . 

John spent many 

hours on his program 

and it is certain 

to bring back 

memories of that 

time for members 

of the audience. 

The Historical Society 

is pleased to 

have John share 

his interest in this 

historical event 

with us. 

The Addison 

Post only 

accepts 

Obituaries 

that come 

from Funeral 

Homes or 

other printed 

newspapers. 

ANNUAL SCHOOL DISTRICT PUBLIC HEARING 

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

Central School District, Jasper, Troupsburg, Steuben County, qualifi ed to vote at school meetings 

in said district, will be held in the High School Building at Jasper in said district on Tuesday, 

May 8, 2012 at 7:00 PM for the transaction of such business as is authorized by Education law. 

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

required for the ensuing year for school purposes exclusive of public moneys, may be obtained 

by taxpayers in the district during the fourteen days immediately preceding the annual public 

hearing except Saturday, Sunday, or holidays, at the business offi ce of the Jasper-Troupsburg 

Central School between the hours of 8:45 AM and 3:45 PM. Voting on the 2012-2013 budget 

and/or other propositions involving the expenditures of money for the Jasper-Troupsburg Central 

School District will be held in the High School Building at Jasper on Tuesday, May 15, 2012 from 

12 noon until 8:00 PM. 

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

the Board of Education must be fi led with the clerk of the district no later than 5:00 PM on April 

13, 2012. The vacancies to be fi lled are as follows: fi ve year term of Cameron M Bullock, last 

incumbent, and fi ve year term of Andrew C Cornell, last incumbent. Forms may be secured at 

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

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

members will be held simultaneously with the 2012-2013 school budget voting. 

And notice is also given that applications for absentee ballots to vote on the proposition may 

be applied for at the offi ce of the School District Clerk. Any such application must be received 

by the District Clerk at least seven days before the date of the aforesaid special district meeting 

if the ballot is to be mailed to the voter, or the day before such special district meeting if the ballot 

is to be delivered personally to the voter. A list of all persons to whom absentee ballots shall 

have been issued shall be available for public inspection in the offi ce of the District Clerk during 

regular offi ce hours on each of the fi ve days prior to the day of the vote (excluding Saturday and 

Sunday), and such list shall also be posted conspicuously at the place of voting. An absentee 

ballot must reach the offi ce of the District Clerk not later than 5:00 P.M. on the day of such special 

district meeting. 

March 30, 2012 

Melinda S. Morgan, District Clerk 

LEGAL NOTICE • ADDISON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING 

NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING • VOTING ON BOARD SEAT 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Budget Hearing for the inhabitants of Addison Central 

School District, qualifi ed to vote at school meetings in said district, will be held in the cafeteria 

of the high school on Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. for the transaction of such business 

as is authorized by the Education Law. 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual Meeting for voting on the 2012-2013 school budget, 

Public Library Resolution, and the election of two members to the Board of Education, to fi ll the 

expired terms of Michelle Terwilliger and William Peoples, Jr., will be held on Tuesday, May 15, 

2012 between the hours of 12:00 noon and 8:00 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. 

NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that a copy of the statement of amount of money which will be required 

the ensuing year for school purposes may be obtained by any taxpayer in the district if they did 

not receive a copy in the mail during the fourteen days immediately preceding the annual meeting, 

except Saturday, Sunday, or holiday, at any schoolhouse offi ce of Addison Central School 

between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. 

NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that the petitions nominating candidates for the offi ce of member of 

the Board of Education must be fi led with the Clerk of the District no later than 4:00 p.m. April 

16, 2012. The following vacancies are to be fi lled on the Board of Education: 

1. A fi ve (5) year term to fi ll the expired term of Michelle Terwilliger 

2. A fi ve (5) year term to fi ll the expired term of William Peoples, Jr. 

Petitions must be directed to the Clerk of the District, must be signed by at least twenty-fi ve 

qualifi ed voters of the district, and must state the name and residence of the candidate. 

NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that applications for absentee ballots are available to be picked up at 

the District Offi ce, 7787 State Route 417., Addison, NY 14801, Monday through Friday between 

the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. If requested, the application can be mailed to the person, 

or parents may pick them up for their children who are away at college. If there are questions, 

please call the District Offi ce at 359-2244. 

The application must be received by the clerk at least seven business days before the election 

if the ballot is to be mailed to the voter (May 4, 2012), or the day before the election (May 14, 

2012) if the ballot is to be picked up personally. 

Sealed ballot envelopes will be received up to 4:00 p.m. on Election Day at the District Offi ce. 

Mary Berkan, District Clerk 

3/30, 4/13, 4/27, 5/11 

Community Church of Woodhull 

Submitted by: Sharon Calkins 

(5/6/12) Hebrews 9:23-28 Verses 27 & 28: Just as man is destined to die 

once, and after that to face judgement so Christ was sacrifi ced once to take away 

the sin of many people. How many of you have had to change an appointment 

because of a confl ict or weather? There is one appointment we will not change 

or cancel. In Hebrews we are told we have an appointment to die. Everyone 

has the appointment of death. We might not like it but we can’t change it either. 

It hurts to say good-bye to a loved one. A very special person in our church had 

his appointment this week. Jesus wept when Lazarus died and it is alright if we 

weep. The redeeming point is that we know our loved ones are spending eternity 

with Jesus and we will see them again. We have communion out of necessity to 

remind us what Jesus did for us. He made the ultimate sacrifi ce. Our eternity in 

Heaven was bought and paid for by His shed blood. All we have to do is accept 

in our hearts what Jesus did for us. Don’t try to make the bible complicated. Accepting 

His gift of salvation is no different than accepting a gift from a friend. We 

can either accept it or say “No, I don’t want it.” We are not “good” enough to go 

to Heaven, but Jesus paid for us to go. Accepting Christ doesn’t make us perfect, 

it makes us forgiven and redeemed. We can strive to be better by giving up the 

sins that separate us from Him. Are you going to accept Jesus? We have and 

appointment. Where’s your heart and who does it belong to? Our services are 

at 9:30 and we welcome you to worship with us Sunday.


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. 

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! 

Shetler’s Mini Barns 

444 Cook Hollow Rd. 

Woodhull, NY 14898 

5-RTF-C 

FIREWOOD FOR SALE 

All hardwood, seasoned 

one year. 4x8x16. HEAP 

approved. 607-525-6153. 

14-8T-P 

1963 Ford 2000 

SUPER DEXTA 

2hp Diesel Engine, 6F/2R 

peeds, Live PTO, Category 

1 Three Point Hitch. Good 

Condition! Jim’s Equipment 

Repair 607-527-8872 

sales@jimsequipment.com. 

(can also be seen at 

jimsequipment.com ) 

FOR SALE 

Log length firewood. All 

hardwood, truckload 

approx. 18-21 face cords 

$725/load green, $825/ 

load seasoned one year. 

Call now, availability may be 

limited later thru the summer. 

607-738-2683 or 607- 

359-3628. 19-4T-P 

HOME INSURANCE 

Let us help you protect 

your most valued Asset 

Local Service 

Low Rates 

Call the Stewart Agency 

359-3617 

26-RTF-C 

FOR SALE 

Powermatic scroll saw 

20.00; 100 sheets used 

/2” osb $3.50; Maple 

yrup, fresh rhubarb; 55 gal 

lastic barrels, picnic 

ables. E&R Produce, 

561 Cty. Rd. 103, 

oodhull, NY. Please 

onk your horn. 18-2T-C 

2006 KIOTI CK30 HST 

TRACTOR & LOADER 

30hp Diesel Engine, 4WD, 

Power Steering, 3 Speed 

Range, Rear Remotes, Industrial 

Tires. Only 265 Hours 

- Very Good Condition! 

Jim’s Equipment Repair, 

607-527-8872 




18-1T-C 

FOR SALE 

hode Island Reds, egg 

ayers, 1 year old, $5.00 

ach 776-4230. 19-2T-P 

FOR SALE 

993 Mercury Villager for 

arts or needs repair. 607- 

23-7383 leave message. 

19-1T-P 

FOR SALE 

FOR SALE 

Storage trailer for sale, 48’ 

long x8’6” wide, full width 

double doors, 9’4” inside 

height $2000. delivered. 607- 

738-2683 18-2T-P 

2004 KIOTI DK35 TRACTOR 

& LOADER 

35hp diesel engine, 4WD, 

Power Steering, Live PTO, 8F/ 

8R w/Shuttle Shift Transmission. 

Very Good Condition! 


607-527-8872 



jimsequipment.com) 18-1T-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 

1993 STEINER 420 

TRACTOR & MOWER 

20HP. Gas engine, 4WD, Hydrostatic, 

Power Steering, includes 

weight bar and 60” 

mower deck (Deck needs 

Work) 


607-527-8872 




18-1T-C 

FOR SALE 

Male Jack Russel - Blue 

Heeler cross, 3-4 months old, 

make offer. Amos Mast, 2331 

Saddletree Rd., Woodhull, NY 

19-1T-P 

2010 KIOTI CK30 HST 

TRACTOR W/LOADER & 

MOWER 

30hp Diesel Engine, 4WD, 

Power Steering, Hydrostatic 

Transmission, 3 Speed 

Range. Loaded Tires. ONLY 

97 HOURS - Excellent Condition. 

(Transferrable Factory 

Warranty). Comes with QA 

Loader w/60” bucket and 

2011 72” Finish Mower. Excellent 

Condition. 


607-527-8872 




18-1T-C 

2009 GRASSHOPPER ZTR 

29hp Gas Engine, w/61” Mower 

w/Power Lift. Option. ONLY 120 

HOURS - Excellent Condition. 

Jim’s Equipment Repair 

6 0 7 - 5 2 7 - 8 8 7 2 


(Can also be seen at 

jimsequipment.com) 

18-1T-C 

2007 KIOTI DK45SE HST 

TRACTOR & LOADER 

45hp diesel engine, 4WD, 

Power Steering, 3 speed 

range, Category #1 Three 

Point Hitch & Live PTO. New 

Loaded Industrial Tires. 

Comes with QA Loader w/72” 

Bucket. Serviced and Ready 

To Go! Only 395 Hours - Very 

Good Condition! 


607-527-8872 




YOUNG HICKORY 

FLOWER FARM 

2819 County Route 117 

Troupsburg, NY 

607-525-6564 

Don’t Forget 


Flowers 

Flowers, ornamental 

shrubs, fruit trees, large 

selection of pottery, bulk 

mulch (red, black, brown), 

peat moss & potting soil, 

processed manure (great 

for gardens!), cemetery 

urns filled! HUGE selection 

for Mother’s Day, flowers 

and gardening gifts! Gift 

certificates available. Major 

credit cards accepted. 

Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 

7 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

CLOSED SUNDAY. 19-1T-C 

FIREWOOD FOR SALE 

Cut and split by the cord, log 

length firewood & cedar fence 

posts 6, 7 & 8ft. 962-7629; cell 

- 368-5325. 18-4T-P 

KURTZ GREENHOUSE 

NOW OPEN 

3.8 miles west of Addison on 

Route 119. 2382 Newcomb 

Road. Flowers, vegetable 

plants, hanging baskets, 

open Monday-Saturday 

closed Sundays. 16-5T-P 

1996 JACOBSEN ZERO 

TURN MOWER 

28hp Diesel engine, 4WD, Hydrostatic, 

Power steering hydraulic 

lift w/72” mower & cab. 

Jim’s Equipment Repair 

6 0 7 - 5 2 7 - 8 8 7 2 


(Can also be seen at 


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ADDISON POST 

42 Main St. 

Addison, NY 

607-359-2238 

Fax 607-359-2283 

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-C 

FAX SERVICE 

FOR RENT 

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. 

STORAGE UNITS FOR RENT 

Units available 5x10 -- 10x10 

-- 10x15--10x20, $40.00 & up. 

Call 607-542-5286 or 570- 

447-1790 in Lindley across 

from Brownies. Also, rooms 

for rent starting at $350.00. 

2-RTF-C 

FOR RENT OR SALE ON 

LAND CONTRACT/ 

CANISTEO 

Very nice 5 bedroom, 1 1/2 

bath home. Many great features 

including open living 

room and dining room. Extra 

room for study, 2 car garage 

and covered side porch, 

$845/mo. Call Cornerstone 

607-936-1945. See our complete 

listings at 

www.homesbycornerstone.com. 

FOR RENT 

Upstairs apartment for rent 

Village of Addison, 3 bedrooms, 

no pets. Call Stan 

542-0642. 18-2T-P 

For All 

Your 

Wedding 

Needs! 

ADDISON POST 

42 Main St. 

607-359-2238 

CLASSIFIED AD RATE: 

$7.00 FOR THE FIRST 20 WORDS, 

10¢ A WORD THEREAFTER 

DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY BY 3:00 PM 

SERVICES 

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 

BUYING UNWANTED 

SCRAP METAL 

Cars, trucks and farm equipment, 

catalytic converters. 

Call Jim 846-8816. 

5-RTF-C 

HORSEBACK RIDING 

LESSONS 

Cornerstonetrainingstables.com 

Horses for sale. (607)359- 

2390. 15-RTF-C 

COMPUTER 

SERVICE 

and REPAIRS 

(607)792-3300 

3784Main St. (St. Rt. 417) 

Jasper, New York 14855 

Now Serving All 

Areas Including 

Pennsylvania 

Also Available: 

Virus Removal 

Personalized 

Lessons in Your 

Home or Ours 

Business Networking 

& Solutions 

Computer Upgrades 

& Installations 

Housecalls or Dropoff 

Laptop Specialists 

Used Computers 

New Computers 

FAST PROMPT SERVICE 

AUTO INSURANCE 

Save money!!! 

Low Rates!! 

Low Down Payment, 

Local Service 

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 

MISTY’S HAIR SALON 

5840 State Rte. 417, 

Woodhull 

Walk-ins Welcome 

607-458-5221 

Please schedule 

appointments now! 

19-1T-P 

CLASSIFIED AD RATE: $7.00 

for the first 

20 words 10¢ a word 

thereafter 

J.S. GENERAL 

CONTRACTING 

“Complete Services”: New- 

Old Building/Remodeling/ 

Sheetrock/Roofing/Siding/ 

Decks/ Concrete/Tile/Landscaping. 

Fully Insured, Free 

Estimates. (607) 458-5254. 

18-4T-P 

SAND & GRAVEL 

Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. 

607-382-4520 or 

607-523-1070 

Delivery Available 

12-RTF-C 

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 

ELECTROLUX VACUUM 

CLEANERS 

Uprights, Bags Parts, 

Service, Easy Financing. 

Edward A. Swan 

Jasper, NY Telephone 

(607) 792-3394 

A1 PARTY TENTS 

Reserve your tents, tabels 

and chairs for any occasion. 

Experience the A1 difference. 

Call 607-523-8139 or 607- 

368-2003. 15-16T-P 

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 

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 

SCOTT’S PARTY TENTS 

TABLES & CHAIRS 

Book early. 359-2596; cell: 

377-2616. 16-RTF-C 

BUYING ALL VEHICLES 

Instant cash offer for 

your vehicle! 

Courteous 

Licensed Auto Broker, 

15 years experience. 

Call/Text 607-425-1320 

Paul 877-270-7265. 

18-2T-C 

FOR ALL YOUR 

ROOFING, SIDING, 

INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 

Painting & Seamless Gutter 

Needs, Call Dan Mayo - 

General Contractor (607) 

359-3966. 45-RTF


Advertise 

Here Weekly 

And Save! 

Call for details 

607-359-2238 

LEGAL NOTICE 

Notice of Formation of 

Country Pine Contracting LLC 

Arts. of Org. fi led with the Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 

02/26/12. Office location: Steuben County. SSNY designated 

as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it 

may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: 4707 Cook 

Road, Woodhull, NY 14898. Purpose: Home Contracting. 

Articles of Organization of 

Keuka Energy Arts, LLC 

Under Section 203 of the Limited Liability Company Law 

FIRST: The name of the limited liability company is Keuka 

Energy Arts, LLC. 

SECOND: The county within this state in which the office 

of the limited liability company is to be located is: Steuben. 

THIRD: The Secretary of State is designated as agent of 

the limited liability company upon whom process agains 

it may be served. The address within or without this state 

to which the Secretary of State shall mail a copy of any 

process against the limited liability company served upon 

him or her is: P.O. Box 537, 57 Main Street, Hammondsport, 

NY 14840. 


Lynn Winters Studio, LLC 


FIRST: The name of the limited liability company is Lynn 

Winters Studio, LLC. 

SECOND: The county within this state in which the offi ce 

of the limited liability company is to be located is: Steuben. 

THIRD: The Secretary of State is designated as agent of 

the limited liability company upon whom process agains 

it may be served. The address within or without this state 

to which the Secretary of State shall mail a copy of any 

process against the limited liability company served upon 

him or her is: P.O. Box 537, 57 Main Street, Hammondsport, 

NY 14840. 


JJ VENTURE LLC 


JJ VENTURE LLC Articles of Org. fi led NY Sec. of State 

(SSNY) 4/27/12. Offi ce in Chemung Co. SSNY desig. 

agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY 

shall mail copy of process to 747 Linden Place, Elmira, NY 

14901. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. Principal business 

location: 1892 Grandcentral Ave., Horseheads, NY 14845. 

NOTICE 

ATTENTION 

Don’t give your puppies away. We pay up to $200 for 

your litter to adopt out. Call Troy at 315-690-9297. 

www.yourdreampuppy.com. 15-8T-P 

WALSH’S AUTO REPAIR 

in Addison, NY is now presently offering NEW TIRES for 

ALL brand names for cars, trucks, motorcycles, ATV’s, farm 

and trailer at $10 above OUR WHOLESALE price per tire! 

We purchase our tires at the same wholesale prices as ANY 

other tire shop in the area, you will pay only $10 more than 

us. This $10 mark up includes the mounting and balancing 

free. A purchase of four matching tires will include Lifetime 

Rotation to the original purchaser with receipt and free 

flat repair. Also offering most services in Heavy/Light Duty 

Repair, Car/Truck, Motorcycle/ATV, Small Engine and Auto 

Detailing. Call for pricing. 607-242-4565. 19-4T-C 

Addison Post Inc. 

42 Main Street 

Addison, NY 14801 

Phone: 607-359-2238 

Fax: 607-359-2283 

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! 

ADDISON POST 

CLASSIFIED AD FORM 

The first TWENTY (20) words cost $7.00. 

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

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addisonpost@gmail.com 

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5. 6. 

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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 

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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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; 695-2696. 

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 Sharon Kent, 

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 

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 

Repentance Is Good For The Soul 

Psalm 32 is a wonderful psalm about the forgiveness that God displays when we are repentant for our sins. It says in part: “Happy are those 

whose sins are forgiven, whose wrongs are pardoned. Happy is the man whom the Lord does not accuse of doing wrong and who is free 

from all deceit. When I did not confess my sins I was worn out from crying all day long. Then I confessed my sins to you; I did not conceal 

my wrong doings. I decided to confess them to you and you forgave all my sins.” This psalm refl ects the great love that God has for us; 

however, when we sin and have no remorse, we are opposing God. It is important for us to be sorry and repentant for our wrongdoing as 

soon as we realize that we have sinned. We should ask our Heavenly Father for forgiveness, make an honest effort to refrain from sinning 

and, whenever possible, try to make amends for whatever wrong we have done. The Bible tells us that God is ever ready to forgive our 

transgressions, and keep us in His unmerited favor. 

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 - Pastor, Rocky Mitchell, 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 11:00am. 

Osceola United Methodist Church - Pastor Sharon Kent, Sun. morning srv. 

9:30am; Wed. night Kids Express, Schoolwork club 4pm, Dinner and program 

5-6:30pm 

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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 Pastor 

Trevor Price 607-792-3405. 

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 - Pastor, L.D. Maxson, Sun. Schl. 9:30 am, Wshp. 10:45 am, Even. 

Serv. 6 pm, Tue. AWANA 6:15 pm, Wed. JV & Varsity 6 pm & 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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