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Local Artist Has Show “Capture the Moment”

A local artist, David Clark, will have his work on display for the month of February at the Gmiener Center in Wellsboro, Pa. The show entitled “Capture the Mo-ment” will feature paintings from places he has trav-eled to as well as various subject matter and locations from this area. Originally from Stroudsburg, PA, David currently lives in Elkland, PA. He received an Associate’s Degree from Northampton Community College in Commeri-cal Art. He attended Mansfi eld University obtaining his Bachelor’s Degree in Education and a Master’s Degree in Art Education. He has been an Art Teacher with the Addison Central School District for the past thirty-one years. Being an avid outdoorsman led to a fascination with all things natural. This is repeated in his choice of subject matter. David enjoys all sorts of challenges from the metal skin of trains and planes to recreating a moment in history. Each painting or drawing offers a new adventure through technique or subject matter. David’s art work has been on display in the Penta-gon, the Gmiener, Mansfi eld University and galleries throughout the North East. There will be a show opening at the Gmiener on Sunday, February 1st from 2-4 p.m. All are welcome.

Pantry of Angels February Schedule

The Pantry of Angels at the Presho United Methodist Church, 1727 Indian Hills Rd, Painted Post, NY 14870 (Presho exit of rt 15/99), serves the residents of Lindley and Caton. The distribution schedule for February is: Thursday, February 5 4:30-5:30pm Bread and Produce Thursday, February 12 4:30-5:30pm Full Pantry Thursday, February 19 4:30-5:30pm Bread and Produce Thursday, February 26 4:30-5:30pm Full Pantry An FBST food demonstration will be held on Feb 26 at 3:45pm. If you need food, but are unable to attend a distribu-tion, please call the church at 607-523-7250 between Noon and 3 pm, on Thursdays, and arrange for a de-livery. For emergency food, please call 607-523-8125 or 607-523-8020.

J-T Board of Education Meeting The Jasper-Troupsburg Board of Education will hold its next regular meeting on, Wednesday, February 11, 2015, with the board beginning its regular meeting at 5 pm in the Music Room at the elementary school in Troupsburg. Please note the early starting time for this meeting.

Austinburg Baptist is Hosting Riverside Confession

Austinburg is hosting the group Riverside Confession (formerly Cry of the Scapegoat) at 7pm on Saturday night. The style of music is a mix of Acoustic Rock, Alternative, and Gritty Americana with a solid message! We’d love to see you there!

Guest Speakers at the Middletown Historical Meeting

The Middletown Historical Museum will have their monthly meeting February 11th at 7pm at the museum on 41 Main Street, Addison. Betsy and Don Stiker will give a presentation on their trip out west in the summer of 2014. Come and hear their wonderful presentation with pictures of their trip. There will be light refresh-ments following.

Addison Community Center Events

The Community Center is located at 13 Community Drive-Suite #103. The Center is available for meet-ings, parties, showers, receptions, etc. The hours at the Center are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. Closed Holidays or otherwise posted. More information may be obtained by calling (607) 359-2555. Upcoming events are now being scheduled.1/31: Red Cross Blood Drive - 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.; Anniversary Party 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.; 2/1 - Gateway Fellowship 10:00 a.m.; AA 7:00 p.m.; 2/3 - WIC 8:30 - 4:00 p.m.; 2/3 Ladies of the Valley 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.; 2/8 - Gateway Fellowship 10 a.m.; AA 7 p.m.; 2/9 - Food Pantry Board 9:30 a.m.; 2/13 - Community Dance 7:30 - 11:30 p.m.; 2/14 - Ladies of the Valley, Sit-N-Sew 8:30 - 4:30.

Dessert Auction A Dessert Auction sponsored by Wesley Acad-emy PTO will be held at the VCAA Building, Rte. 49, Osceola, Pa. on Friday, February 13th, 2015, 5 p.m.- come taste the desserts, and have a cup of coffee; 5:30 p.m. - Auction begins. Remember “Valentine’s Day” is coming! Bring your sweetheart out for some sweets. Any questions please call 1-814-258-5199. We appreciate your support!

Rathbone United Methodist Church Movie Night FREE movie night will be held on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21st from 2-4pm featuring DISNEYS NATURE BEARS, rated G. We are offering FREE POPCORN with movie and also offering an 8OZ BOWL of CHILI with CORN BREAD for $1.00 and HOT DOGS for $1.00.

AVFD Pancake Breakfast Please join us on Sunday, February 8th for an all you can eat buffet style pancake breakfast. Serving from 7:30 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. All profi ts help offset daily expenses of running the Department. Any dona-tions received are added to the “building fund” to help offset maintenance of the building and grounds. We hope to see you at our monthly breakfasts.

“Talking Trees”: Guides in the Wilderness

How did people fi nd their way before GPS... before Google Maps... before they had maps at all? Carl Koehler thinks he knows. Carl Andrew Koehler is a local historian, arborist, and naturalist -- the author of the book Talking Trees & Spirit Trails. Carl graduated from Avoca Central School and attended SUNY Cortland. He has worked in forestry science for the National Science Foundation and the Na-tional Institute for Climate Change Research. Currently, he is a consulting arborist in private industry, traveling with his hiking buddy, an Elkhound-mix named “Gyfa”. Carl’s book tells the tale of him and Gyfa on their trail-tree-fi nding adventures along the Finger Lakes Trail. This led him to a study of how trees were used as markers to create a navigable system of woodland trails across the Finger Lakes Region, long before Europeans came. At 4 PM on Friday, February 6, Carl will present “Talking Trees”: Guides in the Wilderness as part of the Steuben County Historical Society Winter Lecture Series. His presentation, in the hall of Bath’s Centenary Methodist Church, is free and open to the public.

Winter Farmers’ Market Coming to Bath

A new winter farmers’ market is set to open Feb 10th at the VA Medical Center in Bath! The market will fea-ture several local farmers offering a wide selection of locally grown products. According to the USDA data New York State leads the nation with over 180 winter markets. A recent USDA survey shows rise in winter farmers markets according to Kathleen Merrigan, agriculture deputy secretary, the updated National Farmers Market Directory indicates that the number of farmers markets has increased by 38%. Defi ned as a market that operates at least once between November and March, the number has risen from 886, recorded in 2010, to 1,225. These winter markets account for nearly 17% of the nation’s 7,222 operating farmers markets. “Consumers are looking for more ways to buy locally grown food throughout the year,” explains Merrigan. “Through winter markets, American farmers are able to meet this need and bring in additional income to support their families and businesses.” The Bath Winter Market at the VA will feature vendors selling locally produced eggs, honey, maple syrup, fruit leather, jams, herbs, artisan breads, chicken, pork, and beef. A winter farmers’ market offers the community the ability to purchase local food year-round. Items like local meats, eggs and cheese are available year round and often plentiful in the winter months. Other farm products that were preserved during the summer can be purchased throughout the winter like dried fruit, jams and herbs. Honey and maple syrup are very shelf-stable and are available year round. The Bath Winter Farmers’ Market at the VA will be open the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays through the winter months, from 11:00am – 2:00pm, and will be located inside the Leisure Room (Building 92), the fi rst build-ing on the right as you enter the medical center. The market is open to the public. The Bath Winter Market is made possible through a Farmers’ Market Promo-tion Program grant awarded to Cornell Cooperative Extension of Steuben County and by the Bath VA Medical Center. For more information contact CCE at 607-664-2300.

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Take Your Child To The Library Day!

The Addison Public Library will celebrate “Take Your Child To The Library Day” on February 6th from noon - 5 p.m. We will have storytime at 12:00 and craft and game activities for children from 12:30 - 5:00. Bring your child to the library and have some fun together on “Take Your Child To The Library Day!!”

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History of West Union Township ContinuedTerry Smith, Town Historian

The Town of West Union was formed on April 25, 1845, when 2300 acres was separated from Greenwood Town-ship, of which it was then a part. The residents felt that Greenwood was too far distant for their needs and circulated a petition to form their own town, which was nearly half of the Town of Greenwood. The petition called for the town to be called Green, but that was rejected because there was already a town of that name in the state. They then requested Union, which was rejected for the same reason. They added West, and the bill passed. The election for the fi rst offi cers in this town was held at the house of John Hauber, on the present site of Rexville village, May 6, 1845. The fi rst ballot box was a sugar bucket with a slot cut in the cover. David Sherman was elected supervisor, and Moses Forbes town clerk. The population of West Union at that point was 539. Five years later the number had grown to 950. Population reached its peak in 1860 with 1392, in 1892 was 1,150, and in 2000 was 399. The hamlet of Rexville got its name from the Rexford brothers, Charles and Daniel, who came into the valley of Bennett’s Creek in 1849 and built a saw mill on the site of the village named for them. They also erected the fi rst frame building in the town and opened a tavern which was called the “ Eagle.”(see photo) These enterprising broth-ers were also instrumental in bringing about many improvements in the settlement and were in all respects useful and progressive citizens.However, in 1859, they sold the tavern to James McCormick and soon afterward left the village. The tavern was afterward known as High Jimmy’s. As mentioned, three early settlements began to prosper in West Union. They were West Union Corners, Wileysville, and Rexville. Only Rexville remains. Wileyville, now spelled without the “s”, was a site of early industry with its own post offi ce. John Wiley built the fi rst saw and grist mills in the township there in 1849 and 1850. Wileyville is now a four corners in the western part of town. West Union, high up in the northwest corner of the township, also had its own post offi ce in the Barney home for several generations, but by the late 1800’s, that was all it had. Continued next week.

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I thank him for the memories madeIt’s something that will never fade.

And throughout the day I fi ndyou so oft en on my mind

I think of special times we sharedI realize how much you cared.

Now as the sun fades over the hillI sit here thinking of you still

But I know everything will be O.K.because I’ll see you again someday.

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Summary of Jasper-Troupsburg Board of Education Meeting

January 21, 2015 This summary is intended to help the Board and the Superintendent inform the community of the Jasper-Troupsburg School District about the issues the district is addressing. If anyone has a question or concern, please feel free to contact Michael A. Mead, Superintendent (607-792-3675). Department updates: The senior class advisors shared their plans for the dissemination of senior trip class money, its acceptable uses, and plans to re-allocate unused mon-ies after class graduation if the class did not designate a charity and/or other school activity as the benefi ciary of any remaining funds. The guide and procedures will be implemented in the fall of 2015 and the guidelines will serve as a basis for consistency into the future for all senior class activities. The Board of Education ad hoc sub-committee reviewed the proposals from the fi rms who submitted a buildings condition survey. It was recommended to invite three fi rms to the next meeting so that they could present your proposals and services in greater depth with desire to award the contract to one fi rm before the end of this school-year. Personnel items: Mrs. Michelle White was approved and added to the support staff substitute list. Mr. Michael Davis was approved as the Boys Track Coach. Ms. Stephanie Hunt was approved as the Assistant Marching Band Director. Ms. Amanda Ballam was approved as the Drama Club Director. Ms. Amanda Denkenberger was approved as the Drama Club Assistant Director. Ms. Patricia Young’s resignation for retirement purposes was accepted and approved with regret. Action items: Approved the last board meeting minutes, warrants, treasurer’s report, budget and revenue status report, extra-curricular account report, and the CPSE, CSE, and 504 minutes. Approved an amendment to the current Superintendent contract to ensure Affordable Care Act compliance. Approved the acceptance of two anonymous donations to purchase tubas.Discussion items: The sale of the house owned by the district – after more discussions, comparing and contrasting the benefi ts of listing the home with a realtor and an auctioneer, the decision was made to list the property with a realtor. More information will follow in the near future. Initial discussions and budget proposals began with the review of the Board of Education and central of-fi ce budget codes in light of the Governor’s State of the State address earlier in the day. Discussion of the Affordable Care Act and the tax cap implications were also discussed.

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Addison Food Pantry Hours: 3-5 p.m.

Our primary goal at the pantry is to assist you, the people of our community by helping to stretch your food dollars. If anyone in the Addison area is in need of pantry assistance, please come to the pantry which is held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. If you have a food emergency, please call 359-2555. In addition, if there are individuals and or organiza-tions that would be willing to donate a few hours of their time once a month to help organize or work at the food pantry, please contact Kathy Greene at the Community Center or by calling 359-2555 between 8am and 12pm week days. The pantry is always in need of monetary or food donations as well. Food prices have increased as well as the amount of people we serve each month. Please extend a hand up to your neighbor. The Pantry is located at the Addison Community Center - 13 Com-munity Drive Suite #103 Addison, NY 14801.

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Addison School District Newsletter

www.addisoncsd.org

School Year 2014-2015 Issue 21 Page 1 of 3 January 30, 2015

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

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

Tuscarora and Valley Elementary Schools Principal, Mrs. Flint

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

Addison Middle and High School Physical Ed-

ucation classes are currently in a volleyball

unit. During this unit, students are developing

technical and tactical skills, while incorporat-

ing mental skills, communication ability, char-

acter traits,

teamwork and

sportsman-

ship.

Ms. Foland’s

Adapted

Physical Edu-

cation Class

has taken advantage

of the set-up of

their "hallway

classroom" and is

enhancing their

bowling skills.

Addison students and teachers show a great deal of

flexibility by

dealing with

school con-

struction, lim-

ited facilities

and extreme-

ly cold

weather. Who

could possi-

bly say the

Addison

Knights

aren’t

tough?!

Above: Taylor Terwilliger (left) and Alyssa Lynde

(right) work with Ms. Foland to strengthen their

volleyball skills.

ABOVE: Taylor Terwilliger and Alyssa Lynde practice

serving.

ABOVE: Mr. Greenfield and Ms. Foland pose

with Mitchell Jones

BELOW: William Kitchen gets ready for bowling.

BELOW: Ezra Farr sets ups bowling pins with Ms. Foland.

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School Year 2014-2015 Issue 21 Page 2 of 3 January 30, 2015

Friday, January 30

Varsity Swimming County Tournament @ Campbell—5:00pm Girls’ JV Basketball @ Genesee Valley—6:00pm Girls’ Varsity Basketball @ Genesee Valley—7:30pm

Saturday, January 31—

February 5 No Events Scheduled

Friday, February 6 Wrestling—Warsaw Tournament

Saturday, February 7 Wrestling—Warsaw Tournament

Band Boosters thanks our

community for its continued sup�

port of the can/bottle drive. Please

keep in mind that returnables do not include: Ga�

torade, tea and juice bottles/containers or Pennsyl�

vania cans or bottles.

Band Booster’s

Little Caesars’

order pick up

will be from 4-530pm on

Thursday, Feb-

ruary 12th at the

high school.

Our Winter Weather

No doubt, the temperatures have dropped significantly. And we also have a long way to go before we get any real

change in the weather. Yes, it is very cold but it is also winter in the northeast. Please know that the district takes

many precautions when considering weather related factors by planning school attendance and activities appropriate-

ly along with thinking through the following:

� Busses are kept inside our bus garage overnight (with minimal heat) and warm up quickly before they pick up stu-

dents. Districts where busses are kept outdoors overnight have trouble starting and/or warming up on the inside

by the time students need to be picked up.

� We have instructed all bus drivers to stop along their routes to ask any walker if they want a ride (no matter how

close they are to school) and have also asked the drivers to wait for students at their bus stop so that students do

not have to wait outside as we see some students not dressed appropriately given the weather conditions.

� We track the weather constantly using various sources and look at wind chill factors and the weather by the

hour. Most of the time when it is this cold, the temperature will only improve by a few degrees between 7:00am

for an 8:00am start to school and 9:00am for a 10:00am start (two hour delay). In some cases the negative wind

chill factor may actually increase by 9:00am. The disruptions to the education of our students, to our school

schedule, and to our working families with childcare needs for a two hour delay when the temperature only im-

proves a couple of degrees helps to guide us in making the correct call.

Finally, we get asked many times; “Why does Addison have school when other districts are on a two hour delay or

closed?” The simple answer is this: Every district is different and the variables are different. For example: more

walkers than bus riders; more open areas with higher wind speeds and gusts; somewhat varied weather patterns and

temperature disparities between districts; busses parked outside overnight vs. inside; districts near water/lakes; and

other various factors/reasons depending on the individual dynamics, expectations, and culture of the district.

Ultimately and in all cases, while taking into account what is going on in our region, we will do what is best for the

Addison community at large; making sure to be safe, respectful, and responsible!

Class of 2015: Please go to

nygrad.com and order

your cap and gown if you

have not done so.

LEFT: Colby Jones

competes in the

wrestling team’s

match again Alfred-Almond which was

held on Friday, Janu-

ary 2.

Girls’ Varsity Tennis

Named Scholar Athletes

Congratulations to the Addison

Girls’ Varsity Tennis team who

have excelled academically and

have been named to NYSPHSAA

Scholar Athlete Team. The team’s

overall average was 94.53. At the

end of each sport season,

NYSPHSAA honors

those teams that excel

in the classroom. The

tennis team is

coached by Mr. and

Mrs. Thompson.

LEFT: Amanda

Aldrich and Katie

Watkins

RIGHT: Calin

Nichols, Sarah

Vonderchek, and

Makenna Barber

MISSING:

Michaela Setzer,

Amanda Harris,

Nichole Crane,

Paige Boutelle,

Isabella Painter

ADDISON POST Saturday, JANUARY 31, 2015 Page 6

School Year 2014-2015 Issue 21 Page 3 of 3 January 30, 2015

This year the Red Cross Club col-

lected new hats, mittens and

gloves to donate to the Addison

Area Christmas Food Baskets

giveaway. The food basket givea-

way was on December 20th and

served close to 200 people in

our community. While not a re-

quirement, some of the Red Cross members joined with

members of the churches and community to help carry

boxes to vehicles and aid in any way needed. The Addi-

son High School Red Cross club annually collects these

items in the school from November to December. This

year we collected 28 hats, 35 pairs of mittens, and 7

scarves. All of the donations were appreciated! The club

was also busy in November signing over 100 Christmas

cards that were delivered to the Bath VA hospital to be

shared with veterans who live there. We will be having a

Blood Drive on March 11th at the Addison High School;

please contact Sonya English 359�2241�or your local Red

Cross chapter to sign up for a time to give blood!�

Spelling Bee Winners

Congratulations go out to all of the spellers who partici-pated in the first Spelling Bee. They did great from the youngest 1st grade spellers right up to the older stu-dents. The winner was Madalyn Bouton and our runner-up was Marshall Brewer. They will be representing Addi-son in the Regional Spelling Bee at Campbell-Savona in March. Thank you to Dot Clark and the High School crew for set-ting up the stage and cafeteria. Everything was ar-ranged perfectly and it all went off without a hitch! Thank you to Mrs. Flint for being there to kick off the event and support all the students. Thank you to Nicole Richardson, Sandi Cole, Kristin Smith, AJ Cady, and Kathy Shipman for assisting with registra-tion, the stage, and refreshments afterwards. Thank you to Jeremy Smith and John Lyke for being judg-es and helping to make the amazing Spelling Bee video.

Mrs. Sheri Morse with 4th grader and run-

ner-up Marshall Brewer.

Mrs. Sheri Morse with winner and 5th

grader Madalyn Bouton.

Valley Early Childhood School Celebrate Winnie The Pooh

The Valley Early Childhood School had a special birth-

day celebration Friday, January 16th. It was Winnie the

Pooh’s birthday and all the students and staff celebrated by

having Winnie the Pooh Fun Day. All the students participat-

ed in Winnie the Pooh-themed activities. In the gym, we had

an obstacle course set up with: Rabbit’s hole, put the bees in the honey pot, and pin-the-tail

on the Eeyore . We also listened to a story read by librarian Mrs. Parsons from the Addison

Public Library. She read a Winnie the Pooh story and gave each student a snowball. We would

like to thank her for the handmade snowballs—the student had a ball playing with them!

ABOVE: Front row left to right: Sheila Pelaez Duran, Samantha Hand, Beka Joris, Michaela Set-zer, Calin Nichols Back row left to right: Ryan English and Ben Smith

The Board of Education’s

work session meeting will be

on

Tuesday, February 10,

at 5:30pm

in the High School Café .

YEARBOOKS-$45

Please contact

Mrs. Sonya English.

Students are able to pay for the

yearbook in three installments

of $15.

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Janie M. Devasconcelos Janie M. Devasconcelos, age 64, of Addison, NY passed away on Friday, January 23, 2015 at Guthrie Corning Hospital. Janie was born on June 18, 1950 in San Diego, CA, the daughter of the late John and Jane (Wise) Prince. She is survived by one daughter: Shandra Kieffer of Rochester, NY; two sons: Richard Schanker of Rochester, NY, and Andrew Schanker; and her partner of 20 years: Stanley Carrie of Addison, NY. A memorial service will be held at the family’s convenience.

Pauline Lewis Memorial Service

A memorial service to remember the life of Pauline Lewis will be held on Sunday February 15, 2015 at 2:00pm at the First Congregational United Church of Christ, 171 West Pulteney Street, Corning, NY. Reverend Kettell and Reverend Hubbard will be offi ciating.

John Meade Jr. John Meade Jr., 86, of Sprague Road, Addison, NY passed away on Monday, January 26, 2015 at Corning Hospital. Born in Tuscarora, NY on December 20, 1928, John was the son of the late John and Rudy Crovert Meade. John was a long time employee of the Charles Moody Paving Co. of Caton, NY where he worked as an equipment operator. He had also been employed by Polly-O Dairy in Campbell as well as the Elkland Leather Co. in Elkland, Pa. He was married to Margaret P. Leonard who preceded him in death on Feb. 7, 1985. A private man of simple means, John was a wonderful father and grandfather. Besides his wife Margaret, John was predeceased by his sisters, Betty Jean, Mary, Alice and Helen. Surviving are his sons, John A. “Tony” (Helen) Meade of Addison and Gabriel “Gabe” Meade of Addison, his daughters, Cherokee Curley of Florida and Dawn Meade of Bath, his step children, Duane Leonard of Jacksonville, NC, Patricia Kizer of Millerton, Pa. and Rodney Leonard of Thomasville, NC. his brother, Bert Meade of Addison, his sister, Gertrude Riffl e of Cameron Mills and several grandchildren, great grandchildren, 1 great great grandchild and many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the H.P. Smith & Son Inc. Funeral Home, 1607 Main St. Woodhull, NY on Sunday, February 1, 2015 from 1 to 3 PM. Funeral services will follow visitation at 3 PM with Rev. Brian Diffenbacher offi ciating. Burial will be in Addison Rural Cemetery, Addison, NY. On line condolences and memories may be shared at www.hpsmithandsonfuneralhome.com.

Wendell L. Thomas Wendell L. Thomas, 86, of St. Rte. 36, Troupsburg, NY passed away at home on Sunday, January 25, 2015. Born in Troupsburg on July 24, 1928, Wendell was the son of the late Lawrence and Hazel (Newlands) Thomas. He attended Troupsburg schools and was a graduate of Troupsburg Central School. On May 7, 1954, he and the former Dolores A. Dailey were married in Troupsburg. Dolores preceded Wendell in death on October 30, 2002. As a young man, Wendell operated a dairy farm. Upon the opening of the Ann Page Food Plant in Horseheads, NY, he sold his dairy and began a long career with A&P as a machine operator. When the A&P plant closed, Wendell worked for Elbert Potter & Son in Troupsburg until retirement. He was a member of the former congregation of the East Troupsburg Baptist Church as well as a member of the Woodhull Community Friends senior citizens group. Besides his wife Dolores Thomas, Wendell was predeceased by his parents, his brother, Lionel Thomas and his sisters, Ila Rude, Iva Castner and Audrey Colegrove. Surviving is his son, Kevin Thomas of Troupsburg, his daughters and sons in law, Terri and Joel Wlasniewski of Wellsville, NY and Gayle and Ronald Taft of Wadesboro, NC, 4 grandchildren, 2 step grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, 9 step great grandchildren, his sisters, Shirley Thomas and Vivian Kolcun and several nieces and nephews. Friends called on Thursday, January 29, 2015 from 11 AM to 1 PM at the H.P. Smith & Son Inc. Funeral Home, 1607 Main St.; Woodhull, NY. Funeral services followed there at 1 PM with Rev. Larry Adee offi ciating. Burial was in Woodhull Cemetery. On line condolences and memories may be shared at www.hpsmithandsonfuneralhome.com.

CCE Offers Free Pruning ClassCornell Cooperative Extension of Chemung County will be offering a pruning class

on Tuesday, February 24th at 6:30PM. The class will be held at the Horseheads Free Library, 405 S. Main St. A CCE Educator will offer the basics of pruning and how the cuts you make or don’t make infl uence fl owering, fruit set and plant disease. There is no charge for this class but space is limited. Pre-registration is required by calling CCE Chemung at 734-4453 or email Jabe Warren at jew223@cornell.edu.

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Drivers License Class Driver Don’s Driving School, Box 64, Avoca,

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Addison Men’s BowlingWeek of 1-28-15

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High Game SeriesJ. Kennedy, Jr. 735R. Stewart 698M. Beaver 690

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Class of 1960 Scholarship History The upcoming Class of 1960 15th scholarship an-niversary would not have been possible without Ed Symonds. Back in the nineties when our class fi rst entertained the idea of yearly scholarships it seemed like a farfetched unlikely happening. Bill Moore and I pitched our idea at a fi ve year class reunion. There were naysayers, but after talking about our idea, a sizeable (a half dozen or so) committee was formed. Not once in the next fi ve years did we ever meet. At the upcoming reunion Bill and I decided to try once again. This time Bill & I decided to take the ball and run with it. We ask Carolyn Stewart to join our committee of two, to get a female point of view. We discussed applying for a tax exempt number for the incoming donations. After looking over all the paperwork involved, I knew there had to be a much simplier process. Someone suggested asking the school if we could use their tax exempt number being our scholarships would benefi t the school and students. I called the school board president Ed Symonds at home. He told me to put a presentation together, present it at the upcoming school board meeting, less than a week away. Ed didn’t make any promises but he gave me the impression that it was more or less a done deal, if I made any sense at the Board meeting. Later that Monday evening I received a call from Ed. The board had discussed and voted in favor of al-lowing our Class of 1960 to use the ACS tax exempt number. The Class of 1960 is the fi rst and still the only class awarding yearly scholarships. 14 years, 25 scholarships and $12,000 awarded.

Terry A. Llewellyn

St. Bonaventure University Students Named to Dean’s List for Fall 2014

Local St. Bonaventure University students who were named to the dean’s list for fall 2014: Elizabeth Smith. The history major is from Cameron, NY.Sarah Cunningham. The special education major is from Addison, NY.

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NOTICE OF FORMATION OF FAULK TACTICAL, LLC.

Articles of Organization fi led with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 11/25/14. Offi ce Location: Steuben County, SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of process to: FAULK TACTICAL, LLC, 19 CHARLES ST., CORNING, NY, 14830. Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

Publication Notice of Organization ofAXIO AVIATION, LLC

Under Section 206 of the Limited Liability Company LawAXIO AVIATION, LLC, a domestic LLC, fi led with the SSNY on 10/3/14. Offi ce location: Chemung County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to Joseph Merola, 454 E. Church St., Elmira, NY 14901. General Purposes.

PUBLICATION NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION OF Twin Tiers Environmental Testing, LLC Under Section 206 of the Limited Liability CompanyThe name of the Limited Liability Company is Twin Tiers Environmental Testing, LLC (“Company”). Its Articles of Organization were fi led with the Secretary of State on Jan-uary 7, 2015. The offi ce of the company is to be located in Steuben County, New York. The Secretary of State has been designated as agent upon whom process against the Company may be served. The post offi ce address to which the Secretary of State shall mail process is 2181 Ginnan Road, Corning, NY 14830. The purpose of the business of the Company is general business enterprises.

Publication Notice of Organization ofSavor Vineyards and Wines LLC

Articles of Org filed NY Secretary of State (SSNY) 1/02/2015. Offi ce in Steuben County. SSNY design. Agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail process to 8431 Oak Hill Rd., Arkport, NY 14807. Purpose : to engage in any lawful act or activity. Principal business location: 8431 Oak Hill Rd., Arkport, NY 14807.

PUBLICATION NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION OFBDP Trucking, LLC

Under Section 206 of the Limited Liability Company LawBDP Trucking, LLC Arts of Org fi led with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 11/26/14. Offi ce in Steuben Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served & shall mail process to C/O Debra Price, 4 Hurlbut St, Arkport, NY 14807. Purpose: General.

Notice of Formation of a Limited Liability Company (LLC)

Name: ROBGIANS LLC. Articles of Organization fi led with the Secretary of State of New York on 12/19/2014. Offi ce Location ; Steuben County : SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of process to: ROBGIANS LLC to 10292 Lennox Drive , Corning , NY 14830. Purpose of LLC: any purpose; to engage in any lawful act or activity.1/31 2/7 2/14 2/21 2/28 3/2

Sunday Night Mixed Bowling League1-25-15

One hung Low 55 1/2Addison Post 51The Spotted Adler 44Creative Images 43Candi’s Crew 41 1/2Sandbaggers 38Postler & Jaeckle 35The Tards 28

Team Hdcp. GameOne hung Low 793Creative Images 764The Tards 747

Team Hdcp. SeriesOne hung Low 2287Creative Images 2202Candi’s Crew 2190

High Game ScratchI. Tuttle 268E. Briggs 239D.DeJaiffe 235

High Series ScratchE. Briggs 656R. Gunn 656I.Tuttle 650

High Game WomenR. Waters 210C. Baker 201I. Benjamin-Hall 200

High Series WomenC. Baker 571I. Benjamin-Hall 524R. Waters 508

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J.S. GENERALCONTRACTING

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FOR SALE Pine, Hemlock, Larch andOak Lumber. In stock andcut to order.BEILER LUMBER 11227 Co.Rte. 119 Addison, NY. 3miles west of Addison 607-359-4197. Call at 8:00 to8:30 a.m.

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BUYING UNWANTEDSCRAP METAL

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HORSEBACK RIDINGLESSONS

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GUARANTEED TIRE &AUTO

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STEUBEN SPORTINGGOODS

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Did you know you can useyour “crossbows” the lasttwo weeks of archery sea-son!! Stop in and see onetoday in store & pick up ar-rows while you’re at it.21-RTF-C

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JONSERED CHAIN SAWSSaw Chain, Bars

Sprocket & RepairsFor Most Brandsof Chain SawsHydraulic HoseBelts, Pulleys

Sprockets, BearingsOil & Grease

Bolts by the poundForney welding supplies

A & B Repair Shop11204 Co. Rte. 119

Addison, N.Y.3 miles West of Addison

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

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

ADDISONAUCTION HOUSE

7777 Rt.417 Addison, NYWeekly auctions, Thurs-day evenings 5:30 pm.General merchandise -used & new. Inventorychanges each week. Con-signments accepted 607-359-2234 leave message. We buyhouseholds & estates. CheckAuctionzip.com type inAddison Auction House

WALSH’S AUTOREPAIR

in Addison, NY is currentlyselling new tires for allvehicles, including car &truck, ATV’s lawn & garden,trailer, agricultural, construc-tion, and industrial at $10above wholesale cost.Mounting & balancing FREE!607-242-4565. 45-RTF-C

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FOR SALE

ADDISON PLACEAPARTMENTS

43 William St.,Addison, NY

607-359-2786

Carefree Affordable HousingFor the Elderly (62 years ofage or older), Handicapped/Disabled regardless of age.

Spacious 1 BedroomApartments

Applications Accepted

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USDA

Spacious 1 BedroomApartments

Applications Accepted

FOR RENT

DAYSPRINGAPARTMENTS I & II

220 E. Tioga Ave., Corning, NY.One bedroom for age 62 andolder or disabled regardless ofage. Handicapped accessible.607-936-6239 (Voice/TDD)Equal Housing Opportunity.

services

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Monday thru Friday4:30 - 6:30

Saturday 8:00 - NoonPhone 607-359-2333

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Classified Ad Rate:$7.00 FOR THE FIRST 20 WORDS

10¢ A WORD THEREAFTERDeadline: Wednesday By 3:00 PM

DRAKE HILL BUILDINGSUPPLY

2975 DRAKE HILL RD.JASPER, NY

Complete buildings or anypart thereof. #1 40 yearmetal $1.90 ft. & up. #2 -$1.70 ft. & down. Lami-nate Post 50 year war-rantee. We offer a com-plete line of custom madewindows - new construc-tion or replacement. Allsizes, shapes, and styles.35-RTF-C

FOR SALELOCAL RAW HONEY

DICK’S BEE YARD4219 Co. Rt. 123

Jasper, N.Y.607-792-3687

47-10T-P

PAYING HIGHEST RATESFor lead or lead acid bat-teries. Phone 607-329-7342.

FIREWOOD FOR SALEAll hardwood $165.00; fullcord $60.00 facecord, de-livery included, cut & split.Contact Dave 607-377-7493. 6-4T-P

FOR RENT/JASPERVery nice 3 bedroom, 1 bathmobile with addition on itsown 2 acre lot. New kitchen.$545/mo. Call Cornerstone607-936-1945.See our complete listings atwww.homesbycornerstone.com2-1T-C

E&M BULK FOODSHoliday Items &

Butchering SuppliesHams $3.50 per lb.Cheese: Swiss $3.95,Sharp Cheddar $4.25,Marble $3.70, Provolone$3.25, Muenster $3.50,Farmers $3.80, Mozzarella$3.40, Hot Pep. $3.50,Colby $3.60.Holiday Candies: choco-late blocks & wafers. Homebutchering, various size cas-ings, sausage, bologna,hotdog, pepperoni &bratwurst mixes, etc. BulkFoods & many groceryitems including bread, milk,eggs, bacon. 1 mi. off 417,1843 Church Hill Rd. ,Woodhull 14898. Also 8 yr.old standardbred gelding,traffic safe & sound.$1200.00. Also selling cutslab wood. 49-RTF-C

SOUTHERN TIERREFUSE

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* Residential pickups,* Clean outs.

Call for pricing!607-329-9662

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MISTY’S HAIR SALON 5840 State Rte. 417,

Woodhull 607-438-7033

Call for anappointment!

FIREWOOD FOR SALESplit and slabwood, availabledelivered, all hardwoodHEAP approved. Varioussize loads available. Call forpricing. Phone 607-458-5816. 3-RTF-C

NOTICE

Miller’sHorseshoeing

will now be open Wednes-days or by appointment.Stop in for all your shoeingand trimming needs. Alsoteeth floating. Will comeout to the farm. 1742Church Hill Rd., Woodhull,NY 14898.3-4T-P

FOR SALEHarmin Magnafire Mach 1coal stove. Purchased Au-gust 2005, used full time for6 winters, occasionally forfollowing 3. Very good heat-ing condition, gratesstraight, fire brick & glassare good. Gasket may needreplaced. Ash door gasketgood, needs paint. Veryfunctional inc. new brick re-tainer clip, new gasket fordoors, blower and rheostatcontrol, usable clean out trayasking $900.00. 607-523-8944. 3-2T-P

WOODHULL SHEETMETAL

Triple wall S. Steel chim-neys, S. steel connectorpipe, custom duct work,Maple Syrup making ac-cessories, completestacks, preheaters, hoods,flat pans, etc.Rte. 417, 1 1/2 miles westof Woodhull.Also available:Metal - Fab Chimneys UL-listed, DBL wall insulatedS.S. 3-4T-P

WANTED

WANTED TO BUYModest house, residential orcommercial with good cashdown payment & owner fi-nancing preferred. Call anytime 607-794-4759.4-4T-P

SUPER BOWL SALERoast Beef $5.49lb.; RingBologna $3.89lb.; SwissCheese $4.79lb.; xsharpcheddar $4.59lb. More in-store specials. Thursday,January 29 thru Saturday,January 31.While supplies last.

River Road Variety11501 County Route 119

Addison, NY 4-2T-C

FOR RENT2 bedroom/ 2 bathroomhouse in Troupsburg. $800a month. Washer/Dryerincluded. Pets welcome butNO SMOKING! Call Jessicaat 336-212-9856. 4-1T-P

FOR SALESquare bales of hay $2.50bale; Jack Russell -Terriermix puppy, 6 mos. old.$25.00. Andrew Byler, 2728Cty. Rt. 117, Troupsburg,NY 14885. 5-2T-C

FOR SALETexas oranges $20.00 bu.;grapefruits $21.00 bu. I willtake orders til the 31st thenI will deliver. Also smoothmouth haflinger mare &standardbred & haflingercross colt, 10 month oldmare due in April $600.00for all . Roy A. Mast, 4594Cty. Rd. 82, Woodhull, NY14898. 4-1T-C

SMALL APARTMENTFOR RENT

Village of Addison, 2 bed-room. Call Stan for details,542-0642. 4-2T-C

ELECTRIC, PLUMBING,CARPENTRY

Clayton Simonds, retiredgeneral contractor with 45years experience will dosmall jobs in the area.Electric, Plumbing, Car-pentry. 607-738-4274 or359-3902. 5-1T-P

FOUND

FOUND - CATAdult Male, Black and White(Tuxedo). Very Friendly. NearCB Jamboree Grounds.#607-359-3095. 5-1T-P

CLOCK REPAIRHouse calls on largerclocks. Dan Byler607-329-1308. 5-4T-P

WANTEDI am looking for someonethat can deliver andspread 12 tonnes of limeat my property. My prop-erty is located in the townof Tuscarora and I haveapproximately 7 acres offields and trails whichneed to have lime putdown. Ideally I would pre-fer to have someone thatcan deliver and spread thelime themselves.Please email meebazil@phnxintl.com orcall me at (917) 660-0588. 5-1T-P

FOR RENT2 BR. upstairs apartment inAddison, rent includeswater/sewer/garbage, nosmokers/no pets, security& references required. Con-tact Vicky at (570)418-0092to inquire. 5-RTF-C

FOR SALETwo seated buggy, topneeds work. $750.00.Mahlon L. Miller, 4827Olin Rd., Woodhull, NY14898. 5-1T-C

FOR SALERoper-Whitney metalbrake $7,000 new, willsell for $3500., will bend14 gauge stainless steel.Call 607-968-0085.

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Middletown Historical Society Membership DriveThe Middletown Historical Society is conducting a membership drive. The society is looking for new members who are interested in gathering historical information about Addison and surrounding towns. Help is needed in setting up displays, preserving artifacts, and volunteering afternoons when the museum is open. Also are needed individuals, who would be interested in helping with our events like guest speakers, bake sales, teas, selling hot dogs at music in the park, festivals, school visitations and other programs. The yearly dues are a minimum but they are important to use to pay for the monthly utility bills and preserving the Northrup Hill One Room School House and the Middletown Historical Museum. If you are interested in volunteering please fi ll out the following information and mail to Nina Smith Membership Secretary, 41 Main Street, Addison, NY. 14801.

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Senior Citizen or College Student: $10. Academic Award to Seniors__

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HAPPY BIRTHDAYTo the worlds Best Father

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February 5th

Love, Your Family

John J. Dgien, Jr. John J. Dgien, Jr., age 81, of Addison, NY, passed away on Sunday, January 25, 2015 at the Bath V.A. Medical Center. John was born on September 6, 1933 in Williamsport, PA to John and Rosie (Stavoy) Dgien. He served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean Confl ict. After returning home, he married Patricia Hunt on August 22, 1959 at St. Catherine’s Church in Addison where he was a lifelong parishioner. He devoted 38 years to his career with Ingersoll Rand in Painted Post. Many may remember John as a baseball coach for the Addison Little League’s “Dodgers” team. While he enjoyed being on the baseball field, his true passion was spending his time on the golf course. When he was not golfi ng, he would be playing horseshoes or Euchre with his family and friends. Later in life, he received great joy from watching his grandsons race at Woodhull raceway. John is survived by his wife: Patricia Dgien of Addison; four sons: Joseph (Debra) Dgien of Cameron Mills, NY, Michael (Shirley) Dgien of Rangoon, Burma (Myanmar), Andrew (Karen) Dgien of Howard, NY, Paul (Gina) Dgien of Cameron Mills, NY; daughter: Sandra (Brian) Kelsey of Big Flats, NY; brother: Anthony Dgien of Williamsport, PA; 15 grandchildren; and 1 great-grandchild. In addition to his parents, John was predeceased by his son, John C. Dgien; brother: Frank Dgien; and sisters: Josephine Fredericks, Helen Shelman, Anne Mecum, Mary Smith, and Sophie DeSanto. Family and friends called at Carpenter-Flint Funeral Home, 10 Wall St. Addison, NY on Wednesday, January 28, 2015 from 1:00 PM to 3:00PM and 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. A Mass of Christian Burial was held at St. Catherine of Siena Church, 51 Maple Street, Addison, NY on Thursday, January 29, 2015 at 10:30 AM with Fr. James Jaeger celebrating. Memorial donations in John’s honor may be submitted to the Addison Little League Association, P.O. Box 164, Addison, NY 14801. To view a video tribute of John’s life, or to share kind words and memories, please visit www.CarpentersFuneralHome.com.

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 con-tact (607)590-6599.

Addison Senior Dinner Club Monday, February 2 - Orange juice, meatballs with mushroom sauce, garlic smashed potatoes, peas, pineapple, wheat bread, skim milk. Tuesday, February 3 - Orange juice, chicken a la King, mashed potatoes, green beans, carrot raisin salad, applesauce spice cake with whipped topping, wheat bread, skim milk. Wednesday, February 4 - Lasagna, brussel sprouts, fresh greens with dressing, apricot halves, Italian bread, skim milk. Thursday, February 5 - Orange juice, ham slice with pineapple slice, sweet potato, Tuscany vegetable blend, yogurt, wheat bread, skim milk. Friday, February 6 - Orange juice, vegetarian chili or meatballs with mixed vegetables, cornbread, pea & egg salad, mixed fruit,skim milk. Milk and bread served daily. Coffee and tea. Menu subject to change without notice. For reservations call Senior Dinner Club 359-9297 between 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Please make reservations at least one day in advance.

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ADDISONFirst Presbyterian - Rev. Peter Marr. Each Lord’s Day Morning Worship 10:00 am, Fellowship Period last Sunday of every month.Episcopal Church Of The Redeemer: 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.comRiverside - 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 Scott Greene. Corner Front & Wall Sts., Sun. School 10:30 am, Morning Wshp 9:00 am children & adults.The Jesus Church Mennonite Fellowship - 1 mile west of Addison on Route 417. Tim Wright, Pastor, Sunday School 9:30 am; Worship 10:30 am. www.thejesuschurchnymc.comFirst Baptist - Rev. Scott Greene, 14 Baldwin Ave. 359-3404, Sunday School 9:30 am, Worship 10:30 am.United Methodist - Pastor Peggy Knopf, 359-2316; Sunday Worship Service 10 am.

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

AUSTINBURGBaptist Church - Adrian Essigmann, Pastor. Sun. Schl. 10 am. Wshp. 11 am, Praise 7 pm; Wed. Prayer 7 pm.United Methodist Church - Sunday Worship 9:30 am; Fellowship 10:30 am; Pastor Kathy Dawes 814-326-4187 • 814-326-4160.

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

BEAVER DAMSFull Gospel Church of Caitlin - 683 Backer Rd., Pastor Patrick - Petrice Neyman; 7:00 Wed. Bible Study; 11:00 AM & 6:30 PM Sunday. 607-739-9579

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

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

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

CAMERONChristian Center - 5274 Co. Rt. 119 Main St., Cameron. A Full Gospel Fellowship. Teaching 2:00 Sunday Nights. (607) 695-2673

CAMPBELLC & MA Church - 8766 Rt. 415, Campbel, Sun. Am Wshp. 10am, Fellowship time 11:00am, Sunday School 11:20am. Church phone is 527-4427.Curtis Baptist Church - Tannery Rd. Dale Ingraham, pastor. 542-0316. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Morn. Wshp. 11 am, Afternoon 1:30 pm, Wed. Even. 6:30 pm.Roman Catholic - St Joseph the Worker. Pastor: Reverend Patrick Connor. Masses: Sat. 4pm, Sun 9am.United Methodist Church - 8516 Main St., Alan Jones, Pastor. 527-3343. Sun. Morn. Wshp. 9:45 am - 11:00 am, Sun. School 11:00 am, Sat. Service - 10:45 - 11:30 am.

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

CATONUnited Methodist Church - St. Rt. 225 Caton Center - Pastor Chad Sayers 607-524-0007. Sunday 9:00 am Prayer & Praise Service - Traditional Worship Service 10:30am

CORNINGCampbell-Erwin Baptist Church - Meads Creek Road, Coopers Plains, NY, Pastor Tom Bell, 9:30 AM Sunday Worship Service; 10:30 AM Coffee and Conversation; 11:00 AM Sunday School.Faith Lutheran Missouri Synod - 71 W. First. St. For infor. 962-4970. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am.Friends of the Cross - Pastor, Pete Miller 962-6159. 10:00 am Sundays. Wednesday Evening 7 PM - 60 Goff Rd., E. Corning.United Pentecostal Church - 2355 Bailey Creek Road, Pastor John Bagg - 936-0870. Sunday Service 10 am.The 7th Day Adventist Church - Fuller & Cayuta Sts. Pastor, Roger Curtis 767-9233. Sabbath Serv. Sat. 11 am, Sabbath Schl 9:45 am.Christian Life Baptist - 2523 Brown Hollow Road, Corning Sunday School 9:30 am; Prayer & Praise 10:30 am; Worship 11:00 am; Evening Service 6 pm; Mid-week Wednesday at 7 p.m.South Corning United Methodist Church - 12 Caton Rd, Corning, New York, Sunday Worship 8:45 AMFirst Congregational United Church of Christ - 171 W. Pultney St., Corning, NY 14870, 607-962-7423, Rev. Marraine C. Kettell, Sunday Worship 10am, Fellowship 11am.All Saints Parish, 222 Dodge Ave., Corning, NY 14830, 607-936-4689 Saturday Masses: 4:00pm St Mary Church, 158 State St, Corning; 5:15pm St Vincent de Paul Church, 222 Dodge Ave, Corning Sunday Masses: 7:00am & 11:30am St Mary Church, 158 State St, Corning; 9:00am St Vincent de Paul Church, 222 Dodge Ave, Corning Weekly Masses: Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 115 E High St, Painted Post; M-W-F at 12:10pm; T - Th at 6:45am

ELKLANDWesley Chapel - 424 N. Buffalo St - Rev. Robert Goodrich, Sun. Schl 10 am, Morn. Wshp 11 am, Wed. Eve. Bible club 6pm, service 7pm, Sun. Eve. 7 pm (814) 367-5340.Parkhurst Memorial Presbyterian Church - 302 W. Main St., Sunday School 10:30 AM, Worship 11 AM, Rev. Dorothy Densmore, pastor, 814-258-7294St. Thomas Catholic Church - Fr. John Kita, Pastor, Confession Saturday 3:15-3:45pm. Mass Sat. 4pm&Sun.8:30 am. St.Catherine Mission Church (Westfi eld) - Sat. 6:15-6:45pm. Mass Sat. 7 pm & Sun. 10:30 am. Elkland United Methodist - 120 North Buffalo St., Elkland, Pastor Sandi Hemker, 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 MILLSTwin Tiers Christian - 36 Beartown Rd., James Kisner, Pastor 936-9403. Sundays - Bible Schl. at 9:30 am; Worship at 10:30 am

GREENWOODCommunity of Christ - Main St., Pastor Elder Denise Hoyt, Summer hours thru Sept. 1st: No Sun. Schl.; Worship 10:30 am.Open Door Baptist Church - 2585 State Route 417. Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am; Even. Serv. 6 pm; Wed. 7:00 pm.United Methodist Church - Pastor Dan Knopf, Sunday Wshp. 9:30 am, Church Schl. 9:30 am. Bennett’s Creek Bible Church - between Canisteo & Greenwood on Rt. 248. Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp Serv. 11 am.

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

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

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

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

JASPERUnited Church - Rev. David Barnard -Wshp. Serv. 11 am; Sunday School, Bible Study 10 am. Boyd’s Corners Bible Church - Terry Moore, Pastor, Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp. Ser. 11 am, Bible Study Tues. 7:00pm 607-368-3927.

KNOXVILLEAbundant Life Full Gospel Fellowship - Alba St., Pastor, Terry Spencer 814-326-4582. Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am, Wed. Even. 7 pm.Boatman Road Full Gospel Church - Pastor Philip Campbell, presiding. Call 740-654-9554 for schedule of services and more info.Butler Hill Baptist - between Elkland & Knoxville on Butler Hill. Pastor Bill O’Neill. 814-326-4282. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Morn. Wshp. 11 am, Youth meets 6:00 pm, Even. Serv. 7:00 pm, Wed. Prayer/ Bible Study 7:00 pm.Knoxville Yoked Church - Sunday Worship 11 am; Pastor Kathy Dawes 814-326-4187 • 814-326-4160.

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

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

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

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

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

PAINTED POSTVictory Highway Wesleyan - 150 Victory Highway. Senior Pastor, Steve McEuen. 3 Sunday Morning Wshp Services: 9:00 am-10:15 am-11:30 am; The Breakfast Club 9:00am; One Eighty (6-12 grade) at 10:15am & 11:30am; The Mix (6-12th grade), Wednesdays 7-8:15PM. Nursery, Children and Adult classes during all 3 services.United Methodist & First Presbyterian Churches - 201 N.Hamilton St., Pastor Glenn Kennedy. Sunday Wshp 10 a.m. / Sunday School and Adult Bible Study 11:15 a.m.

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

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

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

THURSTONThurston Christian Church - 7511 County Rte. 333, Campbell, NY 14821, Pastor David Peck. Sunday Worship 11 am; Wed. Prayer & Bible Study 6 pm

TROUPSBURGTroupsburg Baptist Church - Sun. Schl. 9:30 am, Wshp. Serv. 10:30 am, AWANA (Monday) 6:00-8:00pm Phone-a-prayer (Wednesday) 6:30pm. Rev. Larry Adee, Release time starts Oct. - AprilUnited Methodist - Wshp Serv. Sunday 9:30 AM, Terry Kelly, Pastor Young Hickory Baptist - Located on Cty Rt 117 midway between Rexville and Troupsburg. Pastor, Ellis Grist. Sun. Wshp. 9:15am; Sun. Schl. 10:30am; Cottage Prayer Meeting Wed. 5:00pm. 607-525-6402.

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

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

WEST UNIONMennonite Church - 1459 County Rt. 84, Sun. Schl. 9:30 am; Morn. Wshp 10:30 am;

WHITESVILLEUnited Methodist Church - 446 Main St., Pastor, Edwin Jaqua; Worship service 11:00 am Sun., Monday School ages 3-12 3:20 pm, Gospel Music concert Sun. 6:00 pm. Call for details 607-356-3203.

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The New Year Should Start A New Chapter in Our Lives A brand new years is here at last; Twelve months that lie ahead.

Will they be wasted, like in the past, Or wisely spent instead? Those worthy resolutions made Describe your future plan;

So follow them before they fade, And do the best you can. To start with, you must learn to share: For instance, making sure,

That clothes which you no longer wear Are given to the poor.Your House of Worship where you pray Will keep your goals in sight,

And show you there’s no better way To start the new year right.Gloria Nowak

“Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.” - Psalm 51:10