4.13.13 - Addison Post

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Vol. 47 No. 33 Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday, APRIL 13, 2013 

Ladies Pinnacle Golf League 

The sun is out, the greens are green and it’s time to 

clean those clubs. The Pinnacle Ladies Golf League 

is having their organizational meeting at 6:00 pm 

Thursday, April 25, at the Lodge at the Pinnacle Golf 

Club. We welcome all new members and players of 

all skills. Our League play “Icebreaker” will start on 

Thursday, May 2. 

If you have questions or want other details, please 

call Carol at 525-6214 or Judy at 359-3853. We will 

return your call if you leave a name and message. We 

look forward to seeing many new and familiar faces 

on April 25th. 

Vendors & Volunteers Wanted 

If you would like to be a vendor or volunteer at the 

Addison Race Fest on May 4th, please call Daryn at 

359-4874. 

Woodhull Community Day 

Committee Meeting 

The Woodhull Community Day Committee will meet 

Thursday evening April 18 at 7:00 p.m. at the Woodhull 

Town Hall to complete plans for the 52nd annual 

Smorgasbord. This is the major fundraiser to fi nance 

our annual Community Day. 

If you are a resident of Woodhull and are not contacted 

to furnish, a monetary donation would be greatly appreciated 

since our treasury balance is lower than 

usual. 

We would also like to see some new members come 

to these meetings to help us with our annual events. 

ACS Class of 1973 

40th Class Reunion 

The Addison Central School Class of 1973 announces 

its 40th Class Reunion to be held on Saturday, July 20, 

2013 at the Radisson in Corning. 

We are looking for contact information for the following 

classmates: Jeff Ingersoll; Janis Veeder; Sylvia 

Decker; Geraldine Demonstroy; Gary Hargraves; Clair 

Herlocher; Pamela Butterfi eld. 

If anyone has contact information on these classmates, 

please contact: Stan Phillips; Brewer & Newell 

Printing; 215 Tremont St.; Rochester NY 14608 Cell: 

585-509-1557 Fax: 585-235-7789; Stan@bnprint.com 

Addison Eagles Club 

33rd Anniversary 

The Addison Eagles Aerie and Auxiliary will celebrate 

their 33rd anniversary on Saturday, April 27th. 

Watch for our ad, more details to follow! 

Jasper Senior Citizens Meeting 

The Jasper Senior Citizens will meet at the Jasper 

Town hall on April 18th at noon. Bring a dish to pass 

and your own table service. 

Music Extravaganza! 

Country, Gospel, Contemporary Christian music, April 

21st, 2013 6:00 pm Whitesville United Methodist 

Church, 446 Main St. Whitesville NY 14897. 

Fellowship meal to follow concert. All invited and 

welcome. 

Addison Senior Citizens Meeting 

The Addison Senior Citizens meeting and dinner will 

be held Wednesday, April 17th at noon at the American 

Legion Hall. Please bring your own table service and 

a dish to pass, beverages will be provided. 

Birthday celebrants in April are: Bud Crane, Bob 

Smith, Vi Powers, and Bill Edmister. 

The program this month will be conducted by the director 

of Corning Senior Citizen Center. New members 

are welcome. 

Troupsburg Mobile 

Food Distribution 

The Troupsburg Mobile Food Distribution, sponsored 

by the Food Bank of the Southern Tier, will be held on 

the third Tuesday of every month at the Troupsburg 

Fire Hall. This month’s will be held on April 16th at 

1:00 p.m. 

The mobile food pantry does not start until 1:00 p.m. 

and for your safety and the towns, PLEASE do not 

come early and do not place any boxes, carts, or any 

containers or yourselves in line before 12 noon. 

B.A.M. Softball Tournament 

The 8th Annual Brooke Anne Makowiec B.A.M. Softball 

Tournament will be held June 15th & 16th, 2013 

at the Addison Softball Fields. Co-Ed $250 per team. 

Winners get $ plus 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 go to the 

“Brooke Makowiec Scholarship Fund” c/o Community 

Foundation of Elmira. 

Adrian Baptist Church 

Rummage Giveaway 

Adrian Baptist Church, located on County Route 119, 

between Canisteo and Cameron is having a free to 

anyone Rummage Giveaway on Friday April 19th from 

9 am to 7 pm and on Saturday April 20th from 9 am 

to Noon. Assorted household items & accessories, 

books, games, puzzles, toys, shoes, purses, clothing 

and much, much more. 

Jasper To Purchase 

Additional Banners 

The Town of Jasper and Project Pride will be purhasing 

additional Welcome to Jasper Banners and 

aving Flag Banners to replace the US Flags that are 

isplayed throughout the town typically from Memorial 

ay through the onset of winter. We hope to be able 

o display the banners year round. If you would like to 

ake a donation toward the purchase of these baners 

please contact Valorie Butler at 607-792-3659, 

eb Stephens at Jasper Free Library 607-792-3494 

r Jasper Town Clerk Sheila Leach at 607-792-3576 

or further details. Donations should be mailed to Town 

f Jasper (Banner Fund), PO Drawer 10, Jasper, NY 

4855. 

We appreciate your support! 

Spaghetti Dinner 

A Spaghetti Dinner will be held Saturday, April 20th 

from 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. at the Greenwood United Methodist 

Church. 

All you can eat. Homemade desserts, salad bar and 

take-outs. Adults - $8.00; Children under 5 - Free. 

Come and enjoy. 

Pancake Breakfast 

The Troupsburg Betterment Committee is having 

their Pancake Breakfast again at the Troupsburg Fire 

Hall on April 28th from 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m.Price: 

Donation for the benefi t of the fi reworks on Heritage 

Day that will be held Saturday, July 6th, 2013. We 

are also selling raffl e tickets again. There will be four 

winners: $100.00; $75.00; $50.00; $25.00. Everyone 

welcome and bring a friend. 

Middletown Historical Society 

2014 Calendar Underway 

We are in hopes of having our 2014 appointment 

calendar ready for sale in August. We need your help 

if you have pictures of an earlier generation of your 

family, neighbors or friends who lived in what is now 

the Addison School District, one-room schools, Railroad 

related, etc. 

I would love to see them with the hope that we might 

use them in our calendar. Your originals will be returned 

unharmed if you have them I.D.ed that would be super, 

if not maybe someone will provide I.D.s when they 

see them. 

Also any local organization you belong to if you have 

regular meeting dates or dates for social events, we 

could list them on the calendar. Please don’t wait! Get 

them to me as soon as possible, I am at the museum 

at 43 Main St. in Addison every Friday from 1 p.m. to 

2:30 p.m. or call me at 359-4123 to make arrangements 

to meet. Submitted by Mary Jane Gill. 

Addison Food Pantry 

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

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

pm. The Pantry is located at The Addison Community 

Center, 13 Community Drive, Addison, NY 14801. 

THE ADDISON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT IS 

THE AREA SERVED. Persons using the Pantry are 

asked to bring their own bags and boxes. The next 

Food Pantry is TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2013. 

The Advisory Board meets at 2:30 p.m. with Pantry 

to follow at 3:00 p.m. Addison Central School Staff will 

be the volunteers. 

Donations may be made and mailed to: Addison Food 

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

14801. Proof of residence must be shown on your 

fi rst visit. 

Drivers License Class 

Driver Don’s Driving School, Box 64, Avoca, N.Y. is 

offering the N.Y. State Department of Motor Vehicles 

5-hour pre-license course required for a drivers license 

on Monday, April 15th, 2013, from 5:00 p.m.-10:00 

p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel on Denison Parkway 

in Corning, NY. For info. www.driverdon.com, 

607-566-8507. 

Addison Race Fest 

Saturday, May 4, 2013 

If you would like to participate in the Addison Race 

Fest, Saturday, May 4, 2013 you may pick up entry 

forms at the Addison Post. Registration from 7:30 - 

9:15 a.m. at the Addison High School for the Runs & 

Bike; 7:30 - 9:15 a.m. Canoe Race at canoe launch 

in Cameron Mills. 

This years events include: 5K Run; 10K Run; Walk 

for Your Health; Bike Race; Children’s Tricycle Race; 

Armstrong Youth Fun Run; Canoe & Kayak Race. 

Activities in Valerio Parkway will include musical 

entertainment by 95 the Met; concessions; childrens 

games, exhibits and crafts. Hope to see you there!! 

Race Director: April Emerson 607-795-0795; 5K, 

10K & Walk: Mike & Lynne Pallman 607-359-4355; 

Bike Race: - Scott Ouderkirk, email scott@scottourderkirk.com; 

Canoe & Kayak - Larry Walrath 

359-2407. 

Defensive Driving Class 

The National Safety Council’s six hour Defensive 

Driving Course for insurance and point reduction will 

be held April 17th and 18th from 6:15 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. 

at the Gang Mills Fire Hall. There is limited seating so 

pre-registration is required. Classes are held every 

month at the fire hall, fee $35.00. For more information 

and pre-registration call 607-936-3617. 

Elkland U.M. Church Event 

BLAZE Youth, meets every Sunday afternoon 3 - 5 

pm, open to all youth grades 4 - 8, Elkland United 

Methodist Church, 120 N. Buffalo St. Join us for the 

kick-off celebration April 14th! Bring a friend! 

Maple Sugaring Program 

A presentation of the maple syrup process will be 

given by Ricky and Samantha Petteys, who are third 

generation maple syrup producers in Jasper, NY. 

They will also show some of their products at a program 

at the United Church of Painted Post Hall, 201 

N. Hamilton St., April 17th at 7:00 pm. This program 

is sponsored by the Corning-Painted Post Historical 

Society and is free and open to the public. Call 607- 

937-5281 for more information.

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Dr. James Meinsen, D.C. 

Chiropractor, Exercise Physiologist 

Phone: 607-359-BACK (2225) 

#1. MEDICARE AND CHIROPRACTIC 

BY: DR. MEINSEN, M.S., D.C. 

Stay flexible my friend. Why, because medical 

scientists define the onset of “AGING” as being 

reduced joint flexibility. 

Understand, your chronological age is not 

the determinant factor in this regard. Reduced 

joint flexibility is. It can happen when you are 

young, in “middle age” or not until you become 

very old, depending on your level and type of 

physical activities. Gardening, in particular, is 

noted to off-set aging; as a person can live to be 

80 or older and technically not become part of 

this aging statistical category if they have NOT 

lost joint flexibility. 

This biological fact is very significant; because 

people in the “aging” category are more likely 

to have health problems and illnesses when 

compared to other human statistical categories. 

Why should one unnecessarily become a member 

of this “aged” group if it can be avoided or if this 

inevitability can be prolonged several decades? 

Unlike Medicaid, Medicare insurance will pay 

for chiropractic and this can be a blessing. I’m 

not suggesting the “activator” tool, or “blocking” 

as chiropractic methods to achieve this; although 

Medicare will pay for both! I recommend 

light force, chiropractic, range-of-motion, 

“manipulative” methods be done to the full-spine 

and shoulders, “by-the-hand” along with a home 

plan of stretching exercises. 

You cannot sit in a chair or lie in bed all day 

and remain flexible. If you don’t use it you loose 

it. It requires physical activity and it takes a little 

effort. This, along with chiropractic can help you 

remain active in your old age. 

Corning Senior Center Event 

Join us for “A tour of picturesque Holland’s tulips, 

canals and windmills.” This free travelogue will be 

presented at the Corning Senior Center on Wednesday, 

April 17th at 1:00 p.m. by Ian Mackenzie. Call 

962-8000 for more information. 

Community Church of Woodhull 

Submitted by Sharon Calkins 

(4/7/13) Acts 1:1-9 As you take communion, 

the choice is yours whether to it is ritual or life 

changing. Jesus explained that the wine was 

His blood and the bread was His body. We won’t 

grade ourselves on how righteous we are; we all 

come up short. We’re all on equal footing. You 

may think that what you have done isn’t worth 

God’s forgiveness. That’s not true. Jesus died 

because He chose to, to save us all from our sins. 

In Romans we read that all have sinned and fallen 

short of the glory of God. That is why we come to 

communion. After Jesus rose on the 3rd day, He 

walked on earth for 40 days to convince people 

that He was alive. He wanted them to share and 

become witnesses to the world. He wants us to 

be witness as well. We are to be witnesses to 

our Jerusalem, Woodhull; our Judea, neighboring 

towns; and Samaria, the people we dislike. He 

told the disciples to become witnesses to all the 

earth. We need to be His witnesses right where 

we are. When was the last time you were His 

witness, telling someone what Christ has done for 

you and what He means to you? Jesus wants all 

to be fed. Our services are at 9:30 in the Baptist 

Church and we welcome you to worship with us 

Sunday morning. 

Addison Post Email: 

addisonpost@gmail.com 

Addison 

Community 

Center Events 

The Leland D. Flint 

Community Center is 

located at 13 Community 

Drive Suite #103. 

The Center is available 

for renting i.e. for 

meetings, parties, receptions, 

showers, etc. 

The hours at the Center 

are Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 1:00 

pm. Closed Holidays or otherwise posted. More 

information may be obtained by calling (607) - 

359-2555. 

Events for the week of Sunday, April 14, 2013 

through Sunday, April 21, 2013, are as follows: 

Sun.- 4/14 - Gateway Fellowship - Pastor Scott 

Towner - 10:00 a.m., Al Anonymous - 7:00 p.m.; 

Mon. - 4/15 - Tae Kwon Do - 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.; 

Tues. - 4/16 - Addison Food Pantry Board meeting 

- 2:30 p.m., Food Pantry - 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.; 

Wed. - 4/17 - Euchre - 7:00 p.m.; Thurs. 4/18 - 

Tae Kwon Do - Scott Towner - 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 

p.m..; OES - 7:30 p.m.; Sun. - 4/21 - Gateway 

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

Alcoholics Anonymous - 7:00 p.m. 

607-792-3711 

Addison Senior Dinner Club 

Monday, April 15 - Pork tenderloin, whipped 

sweet potato, green bean casserole, applesauce. 

Tuesday, April 16 - Spaghetti with meatsauce 

or chicken tenders with plain spaghetti, squash, 

tossed salad with dressing, mandarin oranges. 

Wednesday, April 17 - Chicken & gravy over 

biscuit, snow peas, butterscotch pudding. 

Thursday, April 18 - Hamburger on bun with 

tomato & lettuce, carrots, tropical fruit, gelatin. 

Friday, April 19 - Vegetarian chili or meatballs, 

cornbread, green & yellow beans, cottage cheese, 

oatmeal cookie. 

Milk and bread served daily. Coffee and tea. 

Menu subject to change without notice. All Senior 

Citizens 60 years of age and older or the spouse 

of a person 60 are invited to attend. The suggested 

donation per meal is $3.00. We gladly accept 

Food stamps, cash, or checks paid daily, weekly 

or monthly. Voluntary donations are very important 

to maintain the program. If you are not yet 60, 

there is a charge of $6.00 per meal. See your site 

manager. Alternate menu items require a reservation 

at least one day in advance. The program is 

sponsored by the Steuben County Office for Aging 

under a contract with Pro Action of Steuben and 

Yates Inc. For reservations call Senior Dinner Club 

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

make reservations at least one day in advance. 

Concert of Harmony 

On April 28th at 7:29 p.m. in the West High School auditorium, 

the Painted Post Chapter of the Barbershop 

Harmony Society will hold its 65th annual Concert of 

Harmony. Appearing with the chorus will be three local 

quartets: “Village Square Harmony”, “Concanoga 

Chord Company” and “Revised Arrangement”. Also 

appearing will be Border Patrol, newly crowned International 

Senior Champion Quartet of The Barbershop 

Harmony Society. 

Receipts from the Painted Post Chapter’s 2013 

Concert of Harmony Show will be benefi ting both the 

Painted Post Food Pantry and The Harmony Explosion 

Camp to be held at Hobart-Williams College in 

late July. 

Our chorus and quartets belong to the Barbershop 

Harmony Society, which has adopted “We Sing To 

Feed Them All” as our major charitable contribution 

to our area. Along with the Hornell Chapter, we have 

sung at a number of benefi t concerts and the Village 

Square Harmony quartet dedicated the proceeds from 

performances during the months of November and 

December to local Food Pantries. Thus far, together, 

we have donated over $3800 to Pantries in our area. 

Men---- if you enjoy singing and would like to lend 

your voice in harmonizing, the men of the Painted Post 

Chapter invite you to join with us any Tuesday evening 

from 7:00 to 9:00 at the United Church of Painted Post, 

310 N. Hamilton St. (across from Dresser Rand). We 

are always looking for new singers. 

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2013 BBQ Summer Kickoff 

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Addison School District Newsletter 

www.addisoncsd.org 

Superintendent, Mr. DioGuardi 607-359-2244 

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

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

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

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

School Year 2012-2013 Issue 31 Page 1 of 5 April 12, 2013 

Dental Hygienist Visits Valley School 

Recently, Lynne Pallman, Dental Hygienist from Roman, Ferchaw 

& Wade General Dentistry, spoke to Valley Elementary 

students about dental health and proper oral hygiene. Students 

also participated in a coloring contest. Four students 

were awarded spinner toothbrushes for their great coloring 

efforts. Pictured are Corey Hoad, Carley Wilson, and Cammien 

Jones. Absent from the photo is Emma Burgess. 

Saturday, 

April 13 

Monday, 

April 15 

Tuesday, 

April 16 

Wednesday, 

April 17 

Thursday, 

April 18 

Friday, 

April 19 

Saturday, 

April 20 

Track @ Mansfield for Molly Dry Invite –TBA 

Varsity Softball @ Bradford– 4:30pm 

Modified Baseball @ Bradford—4:30pm 

Tennis vs. Galeton—4:30pm 

J.V. Baseball vs. Avoca—4:30pm 

Track @ Canisteo-Greenwood—4:00pm 

Varsity Baseball & Softball @ Bath—4:30pm 

Golf vs. Arkport—4:00pm 

Track @ Williamson—4:00pm 

Tennis vs. Cowanesque Valley—4:00pm 

JV Baseball & Softball @ Campbell- 

Savona—4:30pm 

Modified Baseball & Softball vs. Hammondsport—4:30pm 

Varsity Baseball & Softball @ Campbell- 

Savona—4:30pm 

Tennis @ Campbell-Savona—4:00pm 

Golf vs. Hammondsport—4:00pm 

Track @ Campbell-Savona for Holly Hain 

Relays—TBA 

KHFOOTY Kids Clubs 

Valley Elementary Students have been participating in 

KHFOOTY Kids Clubs this year by remembering to Be Respectful, 

Be Responsible, Be Safe, and Keeping Hands Feet and Other 

Objects to Yourself (KHFOOTY). Many of our students have 

made it to the 25 Club and are working hard to reach the 50 

Club. The 25 Club is as follows (pictured to the right): Sitting: 

DeShawn Bostic, Kendra Giardina, Landyn Proudfoot, 

Brice Combs, Shea Sherwood; First Row Standing: Mercedez 

Merrill, Jaion Simmons, Brooklynn Seiger, Hadliegh Watson, 

Kaiden Minder, Cammien Jones, Liam Cunningham, Aiden Davis, 

Cade Sands; Back Row Standing: Kaiden Dgien, Payton 

25 Club 

Smith, Londyn Helfrich, Bryson Crandall, Lillian Spangenberg, Gage Foster, 

Sophia Soporowski, Ivy Woodworth (Absent from the 25 club photo are Kaylee Keech 

and Edward Barker). Brandie Caparulo, Ava White, Carley Wilson, Camden Hoad, Emma 

Rayeski and Bradly 

Morseman have reached the 

50 club (pictured on the 

left). Landon Easton is our 

first student this year to 

reach the 75 club with a 

few students trailing closely 

behind him (pictured to the 

right). Congratulations Valley 

KHFOOTY Kids! 

50 Club 75 Club



Parents of 3 rd -8 th graders: 

The New York State Assessments for your child will be given on: 

April 16-18 th ELA (English Language Arts) 

April 24-26 th Mathematics 

Please help your child be ready for this important 

testing by making sure they are well rested, have 

had breakfast (at home or at school), and arrive at 

school on time during these testing days. 

Testing will begin daily at 8:15 sharp! 

12th Grader-Courtney Farnham & 

11th Grader-Kristianna Jackson 

Calling all Addison Central School District Parents 

of 3 & 4 Year Olds! 

ProAction/Head Start & the ACS District are now 

taking applications for 

pre-school registration. 

Registration dates still available: 

Tuesday, April 16th from 4:30 pm–5:30 pm 

at the Tuscarora School Lobby 

10th Grader-Seth Veder & 

9th Grader-Chasity Elvenia 

Monday, May 6th from 8:00 am-11:00 am 

at the Valley Elementary School 

To set up a registration appointment, please contact 

Mrs. Dyenne Perkins, Registrar, at: 359-1101. 

At registration, you will need to bring a copy of the following 

items: Proof of residency, income, immunization 

records, physical, lead screening, identification, 

custody papers and birth certificate. 

Please note: This is for Addison Central School residents 

only. 

8th Grader-Erica Hoskins & 

7th Grader-Hannah Mahnke


Dear Parents and students: 


The new Common Core Standards play a crucial role in helping us ensure that all of New York's students graduate 

from high school with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in college and careers. As we prepare 

students in grades 3-8 to take the first Common Core state tests this month, we are continuing our efforts 

to communicate directly to parents about the changes to the tests and what those changes will mean for students. 

The new tests will reflect the Common Core Standards, so the tests will be more challenging. Students will be 

asked to read more difficult texts, to use evidence to support their arguments, and to perform multiple-step 

math problems. The number of students meeting or exceeding Common Core grade-level expectations should 

not be interpreted as a decline in student learning or a decline in educator performance. The results from these 

new assessments will give educators, parents, policymakers, and the public a more realistic picture of where 

students are on their path to being well-prepared for the world that awaits them after they graduate from high 

school. 

Research has consistently demonstrated that students perform best on local, regional, statewide, or national 

assessments when they have a great teacher delivering high quality instruction aligned to rigorous standards. 

Rote test prep practices are incompatible with highly effective teaching and lead to lower student performance. 

Changes to NYSED Grades 3-8 ELA and Math Tests: Assessing the Common Core 

Beginning with the current school year (2012-13), NYSED is re-designing its assessment program (http:// 

engageny.org/resource/common-core implementation-timeline) to measure what students know and can do 

relative to the grade-level Common Core State Standards. Specific changes to the Grades 3-8 ELA and math 

tests (http://engageny.org/resource/test-guides-for-english-language-arts-and-mathematics) include the following: 

1. Increases in Rigor – The CCSS are back-mapped, grade-by-grade, from college and career readiness. 

Many of the questions on the Common Core assessments are more advanced and complex than those found 

on prior assessments that measured prior grade-level standards. 

2. Focus on Text – To answer ELA questions correctly, students will need to read and analyze each passage 

completely and closely, and be prepared to carefully consider responses to multiple-choice questions. For constructed 

response items, students will need to answer questions with evidence gathered from rigorous literature 

and informational texts. Some texts will express an author’s point of view, with which not all readers will 

agree. 

3. Depth of Math – Students will be expected to understand math conceptually, use prerequisite skills with 

grade-level math facts, and solve math problems rooted in the real-world, deciding for themselves which formulas 

and tools (such as protractors or rulers) to use. 

Ensuring College and Career Readiness for All – A Message from the NY State Commissioner of Education 

New York’s graduation rates have increased in recent years. Of the public school students who entered ninth 

grade in 2007, 74% percent graduated four years later. However, the good news about the rise in the graduation 

rate does not tell a full story. Despite New York State having some of the most successful individual districts 

and individual schools in the country, too many of our students do not graduate, and too many of our high 

school graduates find themselves taking remedial courses when they enter college. These students pay college 

tuition for learning that should have happened in high school, and students who take remedial courses in 

college are less likely to finish their studies. Students who do not complete post-secondary education often 

have to accept jobs that do not provide a family-supporting wage and do not offer potential for meaningful advancement. 

This outcome hurts us all – our children, our families, New York, and the nation. When our educational 

system fails to prepare so many of our children for success in college and their careers, we are all accountable. 

Reform cannot be delayed. 

Additionally , we are trying to keep the district’s mission statement front and center and review it often with 

staff, students, parents, and community members. 

We are proudly committed to excellence in preparing every student to become successful in a global 

society through superior, innovative, educational opportunities that provide lifelong learning. 

We will continue to work on what “successful” looks like for our students as a whole. Although state assessments 

are not the only measure, they are a very visible component and are being redefined to measure readiness 

and lifelong learning skills.



 

 

 

 

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Have you had any affiliation with Valley 

Elementary School since it opened in 1958? 

If you said “yes,” then you’re invited to a 

“Blast from the Past” picnic at Valley. 

Whether you were/are a student, 

parent, teacher, bus driver, 

custodian, nurse, cafeteria 

worker, aide, board of education 

member, administrator or have 

ever held any other role at Valley 

Elementary, we invite you to join us in a celebration of 

the wonderful past this little school has had and the exciting 

future it holds. 

Save this date: 

Valley Elementary School 

“Blast from the Past” Picnic 

Friday, May 31 from 

5:00 – 7:00pm 

Pass the word and watch for more information to come. 

Any questions may be directed to Mary Ouderkirk at: 

mouderkirk@addisoncsd.org. 

SOPHOMORE CAREER DAY 

On March 20, 2013, Addison tenth grade students 

attended Career Development Council’s 27 th 

annual Sophomore Career Day at Alfred State College, 

along with 342 students from Bath, Bradford, 

Campbell-Savona, and Hammondsport and explored 

24 careers with presenters from local businesses and 

college professionals. Students pre-selected four career 

sessions. Alfred State Interim President, Valerie 

Nixon, welcomed students and provided insight into 

what a college education can offer. Keynote speaker 

Elaine Morsman of Alfred State shared tips from 

current college students who were asked what they 

wish they knew in high school. She encouraged students 

to be open to new career directions. It is a rare 

person who stays in the same career for a lifetime. 

Our sophomores and others from the four 

school districts had a taste of campus life, including 

lunch in the dining hall. Many students now understand 

the value of a winter coat after walking between 

buildings on this blustery, snowy day. 

Students were encouraged to ask questions. 

When asked about salary, Web Development speaker, 

Joel Dudley, pointed out that salary size should 

not be the primary determining factor in a job 

search. Family, friends, and other values need to be 

considered in these decisions. 

Corning Incorporated was the corporate sponsor 

for this event. Other contributing partners were 

Alfred State College, the Community Foundation of 

Elmira-Corning and the Finger Lakes, Inc., Steuben 

County Youth Bureau, and the five participating 

school districts. 

Auto Body 1 

Merit: Corey Cascio 

Automotive Technology 

1 

Merit: Kirkland Koseba 

Automotive Technology 

2 

Merit: Mark Knowles 

Building Construction 1 

Merit: Jarrett Gill, Jacoby 

Sawyer, Autumn Sparks 

Building Construction 2 

Merit: Christopher 

Aumick, Daniel Tompkins 

Computer Information 

Tech 2 

Merit: River Jackson, 

Zackery Kapp 

Coopers Education Center 

Honor Roll 2012-13 

Third Marking Period 

Cosmetology 2 

Honor: Kimberly Ames, 

Kailynn Monroe 

Merit: Arica Cratsley 

Criminal Justice 1 

Honor: Shelby Barber 

Criminal Justice 2 

Honor: Thomas Abbey 

Merit: Fallon Wright 

Culinary Arts 1 

Honor: Robert Cross, 

Sierra Scarberry 

Merit: Brianica 

Schoonover 

Culinary Arts 2 

Honor: Desiree Simpson 

Merit: Keri Hibbard 

Digital Media Arts I 

Honor: Jolene Meade 

Digital Media Arts 2 

Honor: Colton Wilhelm 

Heavy Equipment 1 

Merit: Tyler Barker, 

Jordan Hatch, 

Zachary Smith, 

Brett Tuscany, 

Heavy Equipment 2 

Merit: Tyler Ribble, 

Joshua Stuart, 

Adam Taft 

New Visions 

Engineering 

Honor: Allison Crane 

Nurse Assisting 1 

Merit: Hallie Hoad, Alissa 

Hyde-Clark, Breanna 

Robbins 

The News from Room 205 by Murphy 

Doud 

Drama Club Performance 

We were lucky to get to watch the Drama 

Club 

perform 

"Snow 

Biz" on 

Wednesday. 

It 

was 

about activities 

in 

the snow. There was signing and dancing. 

One scene was just like The 

Weather Channel with Mother Nature as 

the forecaster. The performance was directed 

by Mrs. Hamblin and Mrs. Perkins. 

My favorite song was "Snow Angel." 

This song was sung by all the girls 

and Jena Rice had a solo. It was a 

great performance.


OPENING SOON 

Community Farmers Market 

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

Local produce in season, baked 

goods, crafts, indoor/outdoor 

furniture & more expected 

Watch for future ads & opening date 

& schedule! 

IMMEDIATE CASH! 

Buying used vehicles, 

RV’s & tractors. 

Anything that runs. 

Call Jessica @ 607-527-8185 

WANTED 

Antique/Classic auto or pick-up to 

restore 70’s or older only interested 

in solid restorable units. 

Call Mike or Les at 607-527-8185 

Cornerstone 

Bible Church 

Why Should I 

go to Church? 

There is a myriad of reasons 

why people don’t go 

to church and some reason’s 

that people should 

not have for attending 

church. Today’s question 

is: Why should I go to 

church? 

Answer: Because the 

Lord commands us to. 

In Hebrews 10:24-25 it 

says “And let us consider 

how to stir up one another 

to love and good works, 

not neglecting to meet 

together, as is the habit 

of some, but encouraging 

one another, and all 

the more as you see the 

Day drawing near.” Christianity 

is not a solo-sport. 

We are commanded to 

provoke one another to 

love and good works, and 

meet together so that we 

are able to encourage 

and lift each other up. 

The Day of Christ’s return 

is drawing near and the 

world is getting increasingly 

wicked and Satan 

is getting increasingly 

desperate to get you to 

fall into sin and spiritual 

despair. Therefore, if you 

are a Christian (a follower 

of Jesus Christ) you are 

commanded to join together 

to be strengthened 

in your faith. The 

fellowship of the church is 

illustrated in many ways 

in scripture. In 1 Corinthians 

12 the church 

is a “body” using each 

individual God-given gift 

for the glory of the Lord; in 

1 Corinthians 3 a “building”, 

each member doing 

his or her part in God’s 

family. The idea is that 

we are to be knit together 

as a family, serving God 

while we serve others 

all for the Glory of God, 

helping each other in time 

of need, praying for each 

other daily, encouraging 

each other with uplifting 

words and yes even to 

lovingly correct if needed. 

Galatians 6:2 tells us to 

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, qualified to vote at school meetings in said district, will be held in the cafeteria of the high school 

on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 5:30 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 2013-2014 school budget, and 

the election of one member to the Board of Education, to fill the expired term of Brian Herrington, will 

be held on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 between the hours of 12:00 noon and 8:00 p.m. in the high school 

gymnasium. 

NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that a second proposition is on the ballot to authorize the establishment of a 

new Capital Reserve Fund in order to defray the cost of any reconstruction of School District buildings 

and, in order to accomplish the same, said Board is hereby authorized to establish the maximum amount 

of such Reserve Fund to be $4,000,000 for a term of ten years, and to appropriate budget appropriations 

and/or other legally available funds of said District to such Reserve Fund. 

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

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 office 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 office of member of the 

Board of Education must be filed with the Clerk of the District no later than 4:00 p.m. April 15, 2013. 

The following vacancies are to be filled on the Board of Education: 

1. A five (5) year term to fill the expired term of Brian Herrington 

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

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 Office, 7 Cleveland Drive, Suite 101, 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 Office 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 10, 2013), or the day before the election (May 20, 2013) 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 Office. 

Mary Berkan 

District Clerk 

“bear one another’s burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ.” There are more reasons to attend church which we will 

explore in coming weeks. In the mean time we encourage you to join in worshipping our Lord and Savior Jesus 

Christ with us at The Cornerstone Bible Church, Sundays at 10:30 a.m. We are located ½ mile north of Jasper on 

Route 36 (second house on the right). Submitted by Trevor Price, Pastor … call 607-792-3405 with any questions 

or prayer needs. 

Village News and Issues: 

Main Street parking. The Village Board has received several complaints about parking on Main Street, or the lack 

thereof. In the last six years we have been very successful and have added several new businesses to the Main 

Street district. Because of this, parking, at times, is limited on Main Street. Therefore the Village Board has asked that 

all merchants, employees, and residents of Main Street to please NOT park on the street on Main Street. Everyone 

should also be aware of and adhere to the two hour parking limit on Main Street and the NO OVERNIGHT PARK- 

ING on Main Street as this hinders the DPW from street maintenance such as snow plowing and street sweeping. 

The Village Board has asked the Addison Police to pay close attention to these issues. Parking tickets and possible 

towing could result. 

Often times, if there is NO place close to park, many customers will drive right by and their business will be lost. 

NO ONE WANTS THIS TO HAPPEN. This summer the Village will be very busy with many projects going on. We 

received a letter from NYS Department of Transportation stating that they will be repaving Route 417 through the 

Village from Baldwin Avenue to the Route 15 four lane highways. In addition, our New York Main Street Grant Project 

is moving forward. Several building facades will be rehabbed and beautified this summer along with the addition of 

several new second floor apartments to Main Street. We are also planning on replacing the Main Street street lights 

with new lights, along with underground wiring, plus the addition of new trash receptacles and sidewalk benches. 

Don’t forget, “MUSIC IN THE PARK” will soon be here. If your organization or business would like to sponsor a 

“MUSIC IN THE PARK” event this summer, please call the Addison Post or the Village Hall for details. Things are 

happening in the Village of Addison once again. Together we can continue to “MAKE IT HAPPEN” 

Ray Walch, Mayor, Village of Addison www.villageofaddison.info


April is Child Abuse Prevention Month 

Please join us in showing that you care about making a difference for the kids and families of our 

community. Pinwheels and Promises events are being held across the county and the country to raise 

awareness about what we can do to keep child abuse from ever happening in the first place. 

Child Abuse Prevention Month is a celebration. It’s a celebration of childhood…and our belief that all 

children deserve to grow up in families and communities that love them, nurture them and protect them. 

The pinwheels that you will see around town stand as symbols of the carefree joy that childhood should 

be all about …the kind of childhood we wish every child could have. 

But wishing isn’t enough… Research says kids have the best chance for success when their parents 

have a good understanding of the ages and stages of child development, access to resources in time 

of need, and day- to- day support from support from family and friends. So… we are also celebrating 

the power we have as parents, kinfolk, neighbors, and other caring adults to make our homes and our 

communities peaceful, stable, safe places for our kids to grow up in. 

Children and youth ages 0-17 make up only 25% of our total population but, guess what? They are 

100% of our future. And we’re talking about the NEAR future…we know all too well how fast time flies… 

before we know it these kids will be grown up…they will be our tradespeople, teachers, coaches, doctors, 

bankers, and maybe most importantly the people who care for us in our old age. If they grow up 

to be healthy, productive adults, we all win. In other words, if we help children do better today, we all 

do better tomorrow. And that’s where the “Promises” come in. 

All you have to do is, make and keep a promise to do something to make a difference in the life of child. 

It can be as simple as slowing down and giving a child your undivided attention or lending your ear to a 

parent who is really stressed out or it can be more involved like volunteering your time and talent for our 

youth centers, church groups, or preschool programs. And …just in case you can’t think of anything… 

go to the home page of Prevent Child Abuse America, www.preventchildabuse.org and click on “What 

You Can Do”, for some great suggestions. While it’s true that families have the main responsibility for 

raising their kids…families live in communities and if we want what’s best for kids..it takes all of us 

doing our part. The most important thing is not WHAT you do, but that you do WHATEVER YOU CAN, 

WHENEVER YOU CAN, to support strong families and nurture strong children!


EARLY SPRING SALE 

Extended Through April 27 th , 2013 

FARM FENCING 

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’................................$154.99/roll 

10-47-6-12.5 Woven Wire 330’..............................$159.99/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...............................$22.99/each 

Combo Panel 52” x 16’ - 4 gauge..........................$36.99/each 

Hi-Four Panel 48” x 16’ - 4 gauge..........................$42.99/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...............................$54.99/roll 

2” x 4” x 60” x 100’ - 14 gauge.............................$99.99/roll 

2” x 4” x 72” x 50’ - 14 gauge...............................$64.99/roll 

2” x 4” x 72” x 100’ - 14 gauge...........................$119.99/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.................................$24.99/bag 

Suet Cakes (4 flavors)................................................79¢/each 

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

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

20# Thistle Seed....................................................$18.99/bag 

50# Thistle Seed....................................................$46.99/bag 

Service 

You Can 

Rely On! 

20# LP 

Refills 

$11.11 +tax 

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 

• ONION SETS 

• SEED 

POTATOES 

IN STOCK! 

WOOD PELLET 

FUEL ALWAYS 

IN-STOCK 

INSTANT HEAT 

& DRY CREEK 

BRANDS 

FENCE POSTS 

6’ Studded T Metal Fence Posts 1-199.....................$4.39/each 

(200 in Bundle) 200+....................$4.29/each 

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



8’ Treated Posts 4”- 5” Diameter Blunt.....................$7.49/each 

8’ Treated Posts 5”- 6” Diameter Blunt.....................$9.99/each 

8’ Treated Posts 7”- 8” Diameter Blunt...................$13.99/each 

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

GATES • 6-TUBE STYLE 

1.75” Green Tube 

2” Red Tube 

4’................................$56.99 .......................................$79.99 

6’................................$60.99 .......................................$94.99 

8’................................$65.99 ......................................$112.99 

10’..............................$69.99 ......................................$129.99 

12’..............................$77.99 ......................................$149.99 

14’..............................$89.99 ......................................$169.99 

16’............................$104.99 .....................................$189.99 

18’............................$119.99 .....................................$209.99 

20’...................................N/A .....................................$239.99 

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...............................................................$1.29/bag 

3.8 cu. ft. peat moss.............................................$10.99/each 

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 

Delivery 

Available! 

NOTICE 

Notice is hereby given that a license, number TBD for beer/liquor 

has been applied for by the undersigned to sell beer/liqour and or 

wine at retail in a restaurant under the Alcoholic Beverage Control 

Law at Indian Hills Golf Club, Indian Hills Road, Painted Post, NY 

14870 for on premises consumption. 

Chris Ames CDK Golf Enterprises LLC 

NOTICE 

MacDonald Health Center will be 

closed Friday, April 19th. We will 

be open all day Saturday, April 20th 

from 7 AM - 5 PM. The following 

week we will resume regular 

Friday & Saturday hours. 

ADDISON HILL CEMETERY 

ASSOCIATION 

The Annual Meeting of the Addison Hill Cemetery Association 

(located on County Rte 85 in Tuscarora Township) will be 

held at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 21, 2013 at the Tuscarora 

Town Hall. All are welcome to attend. The association also 

requests that all old floral arrangements or winter decorations 

be removed from lots by May 1, 2013. Thank you. 

RATHBONE PUBLIC HEARING 

A Public Hearing will be held Tuesday, April 16, 2013 at 7:00 PM 

at the Town Hall prior to the regular monthly meeting to review 

proposed Law 1-2013, to change the date of the Grievance Day 

from the 4th Tuesday to the 1st Thursday following the 4th Tuesday. 

Mary E. Jacobson 

Rathbone Town Clerk - April 8, 2013 

Dear Editor 

Targeting Teens Tantrums 

Late night groups, roaming streets for ideas to express 

where their dire circumstances are as a means of 

alerting us to whom it may concern. 

Doing what they know we don’t want, as the sun rises 

there somewhat sleeping in satisfaction half hoping 

their cries of desperation won’t be heard, excusing 

even more painful realities of helping themselves out 

of delemmas apart from anyone who cares rather they 

ever make it or not. Too scary is facing such challenges 

unaccompanied, not having role models they can brag 

on like normal kids would about proper dads or some 

mentor trying to redirect their energies and steer um 

clear of deep pitfalls ahead. No these types of outcasts 

find other sorted survivors seeing some good in losers, 

users, accepting they to are likely to end up abusers 

of kindness, easy suckers and taking for granted any 

input from helpers calling it overdo. 

Time passing without any antics is silent rotting of 

screaming souls. 

Telling these young adults to be good is an insult to 

their perspectives as if what they see, hear, feel, doesn’t 

matter. Perpetuating the ignoring of their deadend 

futures wasting their best years without hopes of ever 

catching up. 

“Jail you say” prison maybe if that ain’t enough but 

then what the welfare lines paying people to stay out 

of your way, leave you alone, to enjoy your lifestyle 

by yourselves. Kids without good parenting or 

equivalent of will be teens influenced by lure of short 

cuts. Subsidizing bumming just to demonstrate our 

ability isn’t providing compassion, looking away from 

obvious needs curses hope, squelches conformity 

like corruption dashes confidence. Guilty with stature 

forgiven at the exclusion of poors justice is forfeiting 

collective prosperity. 

P.S. Thanks Dan Farrand 4 your resignation, 

volunteering 2 community service.? 

The Warden 

Pete’sly 

WOOD’S 39TH ANNUAL SPRING 

CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 

Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 9:00 AM 

Rte. 287 at Rte. 15 Tioga, PA 

(1 hr. N. of Williamsport, PA ~1/2 hr. S. of Corning, NY) 

We have assumed management of Wood’s well established 

consignment auction. Always a wide variety of tractors, 

farm machinery, trucks, cars, lawn & garden goods, 

ATV’s, snowmobiles, utility sheds, nursery stock (plants, 

trees, shrubs), new building materials & much more! 

Consignments accepted at the site beginning Mon. April 

22nd at the following times: Mon., Tues., Wed. (3 PM - 7 

PM), Thurs., & Fri. (10 AM- 8 PM). 

Early consignments: JD 40 crawler (nice!), 1947 Ford 8N 

(all restored), Horse drawn mower (restored), X-Mark 

zero turn mower (60 in.), 3pt. hitch implements, lawn & 

garden tractors & equipment, large variety of nursery stock 

(plants, shrubs, trees, etc.), tractors, 2001 Subaru Forester 

(needs engine). Always a great line up of farm machinery, 

consignments coming in daily. 

Professional Auction Management & Appraisals By 

United Country Jelliff Auction Group, LLC 

Tioga, PA AY002118 

570-835-4214 ~ www.jelliffauctions.com 

J&M SPRING CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 

Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 9:00 AM 

McNeill Farm - Martin Hill Rd. Corning (Caton area), NY 

Now accepting consignments for our spring auction. 

Always a great line up of tractors, farm machinery, 

vehicles, lawn & garden, ATV’s, snowmobiles, nursery 

stock (plants, trees, shrubs), utility sheds, tools & 

much more! For more information or to consign call 

Sale Manager Jim McNeill (607)-936-0708. Consign 

early for best advertising. 

Professional Auction Management & Appraisals By 

United Country Jelliff Auction Group, LLC 

Tioga, PA AY002118 

570-835-4214 ~ www.jelliffauctions.com


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 

FOR SALE 

Camper 22’ Sunline, everything 

works; Surry 1 or 2 

horse, utility trailer w/ 

wooden floor; buggy, and 

hereford cows. Call for 

prices 607-525-6565. 

15-1T-P 

FIREWOOD FOR SALE 

ll hardwood, seasoned 

ne year. 4x8x16. HEAP 

pproved. 607-525-6153. 

9-RTF 

FOR SALE 

8’x12’ (4’ overhang) insulated 

building, suitable for 

roadside stand. Good Condition. 

Jonas Shrock, 2947 

Drake Hill, Jasper, NY. 

15-3T-P 

2009 GRASSHOPPER ZTR 

9hp B&S, 61” Mower Deck 

/Power Lift. Excellent Conition! 

im’s Equipment Repair, 607- 

27-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 

ales@jimsequipment.com 

Can also be seen at 

ww.jimsequipment.com) 

AUTO INSURANCE 

Save money!!! 

Low Rates!! 

Low Down Payment, 

Local Service 

Call the Stewart Agency 

359-3617 

2002 STEINER 4WD 

TRACTOR & MOWER 

25hp Kohler, 4WD, Power 

Steering, Hydrostatic, Hydraulic 

Lift & Weight Transfer 

Kit. Includes Weight Kit 

and 72” Mower Deck. Very 

Good Condition! 

Jim’s Equipment Repair, 607- 

527-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 

sales@jimsequipment.com 

(Can also be seen at 

www.jimsequipment.com) 

FOR SALE 

Pine, Hemlock, Larch 

and Oak Lumber. In stock 

and cut to order. 

BEILER LUMBER 11227 

Co. Rte. 119 Addison, NY. 

3 miles west of Addison 

607-359-4197. Call at 

8:00 to 8:30 a.m. 

FOR SALE 

1989 Chevy truck 2 wheel, 

305 motor new battery, alternator, 

plugs, wires and 

distributor cap, 184,284 

miles comes with extra, 

305 motor, tranny, 2 doors, 

cap, 2 new spare tires. 

$1500.00. Call 607-368- 

9330. 14-2T-P 

FOR SALE 

PINE LUMBER FOR SALE 

in stock at all times, sometimes 

fully airdried. Will also 

cut to order. Levi J. Byler, 3 

miles west of Addison on 

Hardscrabble. 607-359-3979. 

Call Sat. 12:30 to 1:00 . 

49-12T-P 

NEW B&S VANGARD 

BIG BLOCK ENGINES 

35hp V-twin, gas, electric start, 

50 amp charging system, HD 

Air Filter, Muffler, Fuel pump & 

oil cooler. 1-1/8”x3” crankshaft. 

Manufacturers warranty 

- 3 years. ONLY 2 AVAILABLE! 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 


15-1T-C 

FOR SALE 

88 Ford Ranger truck, 4WD, 

rusty, needs exhaust, everything 

else works. $800.00 

607-525-6595. 15-1T-P 

2005 VENTRAC 4WD 


31hp Turbo Diesel, 4WD, 

Hydrostatic, Power Steering, 

Many Options. Includes 60” 

Flip-up Mower. ONLY 313 

HOURS - Completely Serviced 

- Very Good Condition. 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872, or 


FOR SALE 

29 acres with big house, 

polebarn, skid building, windmill 

for water, asking $96,000, 

offers welcome. Contact me 

after 5:00 p.m. or Saturdays. 

Daniel Hershberger, 3072 

Prutsman Rd., Troupsburg, 

NY 14885. 12-4T-P 

FOR YOUR 

DIGITAL 

PRINTING NEEDS 

Addison Post 

359-2238 

2003 STEINER 4WD 


27hp Kohler, 4WD, Power 


Lift. Includes Weight 

Kit and 60” Rear Discharge 

Mower Deck. Completely 

Serviced - Good Condition! 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 




FOR SALE 

Chainsaw parts, lawnmower 

parts and service. Bar oil, 

belts, blades,new engines 

and repair. Mon. - Fri. 7:00 - 

6:00; Sat. 7:00 - 12:00. 

Yoder Engine Repair 

3285 Old’s Rd. S.R. 36 

Greenwood , NY 

6-RTF-C 

2007 KIOTI DK45SEH 

4WD TRACTOR & LOADER 

45hp diesel, 4WD,Hydrostatic, 

Power Steering, 3 speed range, 

Cat.#1 Three Point Hitch & Live 

PTO. New Tires (loaded) 72” 

Bucket w/new cutting edge. 

ONLY 400 HOURS - Serviced & 

Ready-to-go! 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872,or 


8-1T-C 

FOR SALE 

Grizzly model GO506 18” 

bandsaw, like new $850.00; 

Craftsman professional laser 

trac 10” radial arm saw, 

like new $210.00; Grizzly 

model 61140 6” x 80” edge 

sander, like new $425.00; 

Grizzly model G1030Z2 3 hp. 

dust collector brand new 

$275.00; brand new 13 hp. 

Honda engine w/electric 

start $475.00; Rockwell table 

saw set up for line shaft 

$175.00; skidding cart, made 

3 years ago $1200.00. Pioneer 

one horse wagon with 

all steel running gear brakes 

and springs $825.00. Mose 

Mullet, 4690 Cty. Rt. 21, Jasper, 

NY. 15-1T-C 

FOR SALE 

Lovebirds $35.; Cockatiels 

$40.; Baby Guinea Pigs, $15.; 

Chinchillas $75.; Mollucan 

Cockatoo - female w/cage 

$1200.00 . 607-359-3921 

15-1T-C 

1992 STEINER 

4WD TRACTOR 

16.5hp Diesel, 4WD, Power 


Lift. New Battery - Fair Condition! 


527-8872 or 800-450-8872 or 




PHONE 

IN YOUR 

CLASSIFIED AD 

We Accept 

MASTERCARD 

VISA & 

DISCOVER 

ADDISON POST 

607-359-2238 

Need 

Something 

Faxed? 

See Us At 

The 


42 Main St. 

607-359-2238 

Fax: 359-2283 

SPRING FIX UP TIME! 

Last chance to get your mowers 

& trimmers serviced before 

the first cut! 

Lawn carts in stock and 

600lb. lawn roller ready to go! 

Spruce Glen Equipment 

3465 St. Rt. 417 

Jasper, New York 

607-792-3323 

15-1T-C 

NOTICE 

NOTICE 

FOR SALE FB WAGONS 

4 bar New Idea hay loader 

with new slats and chains, 

good condition! $950. New 

Whitehorse forcarts $704 with 

neck yokes. Also new plows 

and plow parts, 2-3-4 horse 

eveners,neck yokes, log 

chains, chain hoists, handyman 

jacks and variety of hardware 

tools! etc. Levi A. 

Farmwald, 4424 Old State 

Rd., Woodhull, NY 14898. 

13-3T-P 

Cindy’s Personal 

Care Home 

Westfield, Pa. 

Opening available 

private rooms, 

home cooked meals, 

lots of TLC! 

Phone 814-367-5673 

15-2T-P 

NOTICE 

Yoder Engine Repair 

has now moved to a new location. 

Go from the old shop 

through Town of Jasper toward 

Canisteo on S.R. 36 turn 

left on Old’s Rd for 1 mile, 

3285 Old’s Rd., Greenwood. 

Open M-F 7:00 - 6:00; Saturday 

7:00 - 12:00. 15-3T-C 

WANTED 

WANTED 

Antiques, costume jewelry 

and silver coins. 

Eagle Inn Shop 

11 West Front St. 

Addison, NY 

607-359-2713 

14-13T-C 

HELP WANTED 

Part time dishwasher, 3-4 

nights a week. Must be available 

Friday and Saturday, 15- 

20 hours a week. 

Apply at Fran’s Landing, 996 

Addison Rd., Painted Post, 

NY. 

15-1T-C 

SCHOOL BUS DRIVER 

WANTED 

2-4 hours per day, will train, 

preferably older mature 

adult. Call 607-368-3413. 

15-2T-P 

CHORE HELP NEEDED 

in clean environment with 

clean cows. Only serious inquiries 

need to apply by calling 

525-6119. 15-1T-P 

CLASSIFIED AD RATE: 

$7.00 FOR THE FIRST 20 WORDS 

10¢ A WORD THEREAFTER 

DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY BY 3:00 PM 

SERVICES 

J.S. GENERAL 

CONTRACTING 

“Complete Services”: New- 

Old Building/Remodeling/ 

Sheetrock/Roofing/Siding/ 

Decks/ Concrete/Tile/Landscaping. 

Fully Insured, Free 

Estimates. (607) 458-5254. 

HORSEBACK RIDING 

LESSONS 

Cornerstonetrainingstables.com 

Horses for sale. (607)359- 

2390. 15-RTF-C 

BEERS TREE SERVICE INC. 

Senior/Retirees Discounts. 

Fully insured. 24 Hr. Emergency 

Svs. (607) 776-9213 

or (607)765-9155. 34-RTF 

WALSH’S AUTO 

REPAIR 

in Addison, NY is currently 

selling new tires for all vehicles, 

including car & 

truck, ATV’s lawn & garden, 

trailer, agricultural, construction, 

and industrial at 

$10 above wholesale cost. 

Mounting & balancing 

FREE! 607-242-4565. 

45-RTF-C 

SCOTT’S PARTY TENTS 

TABLES & CHAIRS 

Book early. 359-2596; cell: 

377-2616. 7-RTF-C 

ADDISON 

AUCTION HOUSE 

7777 Rt.417 Addison, NY 

Weekly auctions, 

Thursday evenings 

5:30 pm. General merchandise 

- used & new. 

Inventory changes each 

week. Consignments accepted 

607-359-2234 

leave message. We buy 

households & estates. 

Check Auctionzip.com 

type in Addison Auction 

House 

SHARPENING SERVICE 

for reel type lawnmowers, 

carbide saw blades, planer 

knives, scissors, meat 

grinder knives and plates. 

New reel mowers and meat 

grinders in stock. Jonas 

Byler, 4343 Co. Rt. 72, Jasper. 

15-4T-P 

FOR ALL YOUR 

ROOFING, SIDING, 

INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 

Painting & Seamless Gutter 

Needs, Call Dan Mayo - 

General Contractor (607) 

359-3966. 45-RTF 

OLD FRANK’S 

OLD BIKES 

Frank Cook, 

Owner/Technician 

25 Farnham St 

Addison, NY 14801 

Repairs & Tune-ups 

FREE Estimates 

Will make house calls! 

Old bikes for sale 

$30.00 - $100.00 

607-346-3656 

fcook3@stny.rr.com 

BUYING UNWANTED 

SCRAP METAL 

Cars, trucks and farm 

equipment, catalytic converters. 

“selling used tires”. Call 

Jim 846-8816. 5-RTF-C 

GUARANTEED TIRE & AUTO 

Tires Sold and Repaired 

Lowest prices 

Guaranteed! 

Motor Vehicle, ATV, Farm, 

Construction, Lawn Equipment, 

RV’s, Trailers and 

More! Area’s Largest in- 

Stock Inventory! Auto and 

Light Truck Repair! Brakes 

are our specialty! 55 Main 

Street, Lawrenceville, PA. 

570-827-0215. 33-RTF 

STEUBEN SPORTING GOODS 

44W. Lamoka Ave. 

Savona, NY 

583-2044 

Get the newest technology in 

Hoyt & Bear Bows. Guns, 

camo, and hunting accessories. 

Stop in and see what 

we have to offer. 9-RTF 

HOME INSURANCE 

Let us help you protect 

your most valued Asset 

Local Service 

Low Rates 

Call the Stewart Agency 

359-3617 

26-RTF-C 

ADULT PIANO LESSONS 

Beginner’s welcome! 

There’s never been a better 

time to start! Audrey’s Piano 

Studio in Osceola. 

(814)258-5548 

www.audreyspiano.com 

15-1T-P 

KIDS CHARITY BIKES 

WORK 

Unwanted drop offs or parts 

to Cty. Rt. #2 N off 119 

1 1/2 mi. up on R. 

JAYS PC & LAPTOP REPAIR 

Elkland, Pa. 607-346-4479. 

15-4T-P 

HANDYMAN, 

CJ HOME IMPROVEMENTS 

30 plus years experience 

contracting/manufacture 

home certified, fully insured. 

607-359-4085 or 607-377- 

4797. 15-4T-P 

for rent 

HOUSE FOR RENT 

3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, Wall 

St., Addison. $775.00 month. 

Call 765-1203 or 425-5694. 

No pets, security deposit, references. 

15-1T-C 

APARTMENT FOR RENT 

Woodhull Village - 1 bedroom, 

remodeled, downstairs, 

yard, washer hookup, 

no pets, security first month 

rent required $450.00 each. 

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

DAYSPRING 

APARTMENTS I & II 

220 Tioga Ave., Corning, NY. 

One bedroom for elderly, 

handicapped or disabled of 

any age. Handicapped accessible. 

607-936-6239 (Voice/ 

TDD) Equal Housing Opportunity. 

FOR RENT 

1 bedroom - Addison Village 

- includes washer/dryer, 

water, sewer & garbage, offstreet 

parking - nice location 

$500 + utilities/deposit, 

359-2527. 12-RTF-C


Advertise Here Weekly And Save! 

Call for details 607-359-2238 

STRAUSS TREE SERVICE 

STEPHEN STRAUSS, SR. 

607-359-3318 

Removal, Topping, 

Trimming 

Free Estimates 

Fully Insured 

10646 Ct. Rt. 119 

Addison, N.Y. 14801 

Market Street Apothecary LLC 

78 West Market Street 

Corning, NY 14830 

Phone: 607-936-7023 

Fax: 607-936-7026 

Store Hours 

Monday - Friday 

24 Hour Emergency Service 

8AM-6PM 

Saturday 9AM-2PM Karen L Hogue RPh 

Closed Sundays & Holidays 607-329-2769 

H.P. Smith & Son 

Insurance Agency 

Open Monday thru Friday 

9:00 am to 5:00 pm 

Saturdays 9:00 am to Noon 

Woodhull, NY • 607-458-5151 

Leach’s Ag Repair 

Doug Leach - Owner & Mechanic 

5626 Cty. Rte. 21 • Addison, NY 14801 

24 years experience in 

farm tractor and equipment 

repair including tractor 

engines & transmissions. 

Please call me with your repair needs: 

607-359-2055 • 607-267-0382 

Stewart’s Contracting 

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

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

CALL: 814-517-4051 

FAX: 814-517-4205 

CUTLER’S CARPET 

Residential or Commercial 

PAINT ~ CARPET ~ VINYL ~ CORK 

HARDWOOD ~ CERAMIC 

LAMINATE FLOORING ~ FREE ESTIMATES 

33 W. William St. 

Corning, NY 14830 

962-2466/962-3550 (Fax) 

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

Saturday 9:00am - 3:00pm 

Closed Sunday 

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

Well Drilling & Pump Service 

The only local, NYS registered cable 

driller in the area. We do our own 

work just like we’ve done for 40 years. 

Pump Sales & Service 

Rodney Welsh, 

Wells 

769-1859 

Faye Guild-Nash 

RealtyUSA.com 

607-769-5902 

www.corningrealestateagent.com 

BK TRANSFER 

5324 County Road 14 • Odessa, NY 14869 

“A Farmer Friendly Direct Marketing Service” 

Barb Kelley 

Owner/Operator 

Licensed & Bonded 

Working with you the farmer! 

Dwight Mather, 

Pumps 

542-5464 

• Accepting all types of livestock 

• Competitive Pricing 

• Trucking available 

Toll Free: 1-877-208-0123 

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

HOURS: 

Monday 9am-4pm 

Thursday 9am-3pm 

Cary Builders 

New Construction & Renovations 

Excavating, Insured & Licensed 

Call Terry For Free In Home Estimate 

(Senior Citizens Discounts) 

607-525-6251 • 607-368-6251 

Legal notice 

Publication Notice of Organization of 

TRAPPLER BROS. FARMS, LLC 

Under Section 206 of the Limited Liability Company Law 

TRAPPLER BROS. FARMS, LLC Articles of Org. filed 

NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 3/19/13. Office in Steuben Co. 

SSNY desig. agent of LLC upon whom process may be 

served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to 2952 John 

Rial Rd., Addison, NY 14801, which is also the principal 

business location. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. 


AA Preferred Landscaping LLC 


The name of the Limited Liability Company is AA Preferred 

Landscaping LLC (“Company”). Its Articles of 

Organization were filed with the Secretary of State on 

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

located in Steuben County, New York. The Secretary 

of State has been designated as agent upon whom 

process against the Company may be served. The 

post offi ce address to which the Secretary of State 

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

York 14830. the purpose of the business of the Company 

is to engage in general business enterprises. 

Publication Notice of Formation of a Limited 

Liability Company (LLC) 

Name: HOLLOW VENTURES LLC 

Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State 

of New York (SSNY) on 03/08/2013. Office location: 

Steuben County. SSNY has been designated as agent 

of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. 

SSNY shall mail a copy of process to: C/O HOLLOW 

VENTURES LLC, 4518 Borden Hollow Road, Corning, 

N.Y. 14830. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. Latest date 

upon which LLC is to dissolve: No specific date. 

Dad’s Septic Tank Service 

1529 Sullivan Road - Addison, NY 14801 

(607) 359-3402 

~Pumping, Service, New Installations~ 


CORNING CAB COMPANY LLC 


CORNING CAB COMPANY LLC, a domestic LLC, Arts. 

of Org. filed with the SSNY on 2/22/13. Office location: 

Steuben County. SSNY is designated as agent upon 

whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY 

shall mail process to: The LLC, 309 E. Denison Pkwy., 

Ste. 201, Corning, NY 14830. General Purposes. 

Notice Of Formation Of 

BLUEVANMAN LLC 

Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State 

of NY (SSNY) on 04/01/2013. Office location: Steuben 

County. SSNY has been designated as agent upon whom 

process against it may be served. The Post Office address 

to which the SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against 

the LLC served upon him is BLUEVANMAN LLC, 323 

Pioneer Rd. Painted Post NY 14830. Purpose of LLC: To 

engage in any lawful act or activity.


ADDISON, NY Car Seat/Booster 

Seat Car Check & Distribution 

TELEPHONE COMPANY 

136 Front Street, (Route 417), Addison, NY 14801 

Saturday, April 13 th , 2013 

10:00am - 2:00pm 

No appointment needed, but appreciated. 

Call Beverly Butts, Health Educator, at 607-664-2438 

to set up a time convenient for you. 

Have your own car seat/booster 

seat inspected for safety at 

NO COST. 

Must meet income eligibility guidelines for 

car seat distribution. Car Seats and Booster 

Seats available to income qualified families. 

UNDERSTANDING NEW YORK STATE 

LAWS & RECOMMENDATIONS 

New York State law now requires that any child less than 8 years 

of age, less than 4 feet 9 inches tall must be in a child restraint 

system appropriate for his/her height/weight. 

It is recommended that a child less than 40 lbs. use a 5-point 

harness whereas those weighing more than 40 lbs. could use a booster 

seat using only the seat belt to secure them. 

SPONSORED BY: 

Steuben County Public Health & Nursing Services, NYS Troopers 

Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee 

Steuben County Sheriff’s Department 

and Healthy Families Steuben 

HOSTED BY: 

ARMSTRONG Telephone Company 

Palmesano Speaks With Students At 4-H 

Legislative Breakfast 

Assemblyman Phil Palmesano (R,C,I-Corning) attended the 4-H Capital 

Days Legislative Breakfast in Albany. 4-H is a volunteer-driven organization 

that supports young people from elementary school through high school with 

leadership opportunities and hands-on learning activities. At the breakfast, 

Palmesano spoke with Joel Rosko from Campbell-Savona High School, who 

is a 4-H participant, and his mother Regina. 

“The 4-H organization has been a great asset to the development of young 

people throughout the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes,” said Palmesano. “The 

opportunity for students to engage in special projects, events and different 

forms of learning helps them grow into thoughtful and thriving adults. I hope 

4-H continues its success in creating accomplished young people.” 

Dear Editor 

In response to Carla 

Barney’s letter to the 

editor, all I have to 

say is people that 

live in glass houses 

shouldn’t throw 

stones. Example 

one, in July 2011 Dan 

Barney signed under 

purgery that he witnessed 

the signatures 

on William Reagan’s 

petition for Rathbone 

town supervisor. As 

this was proven to 

be false, Mr. Barney 

in fact did not witness 

Mr. Reagans 

petition. Therefore, 

Mr. Reagans petition 

was thrown out by 

the Steuben County 

board of elections. 

In regards to ethics, 

Mr. Barney for the 

last several months 

has stored his own 

personal motorcycle 

in the Rathbone town 

highway barn. If you 

review NY State Town 

Law, you will find it 

to be illegal for the 

private use of town 

property and equipment 

by any individual 

including Mr. Barney. 

Should we now 

contact the Steuben 

County DA Offi ce or 

beter yet the NY Attorney 

General’s Offi 

ce to get their legal 

opinion? 

In regards to the 

advice that we received 

from the Steuben 

County Board 

of Elections we preceded 

as we were 

led to believe was 

the correct avenue. 

Nine months later, 

after the NY State Police 

determined there 

was no forgery on any 

part of the candidates’ 

they expanded their 

investigation to election 

law. This is when 

the board of elections 

personnel denied that 

they told us what they 

had previously said in 

regards to checking 

box 1A. 

As letters to the editor 

are restricted to the 

number of words, if 

anyone has any questions 

relative to the 

investigation please 

feel free to contact 

me. 

Sincerely, 

Dan Farrand 

(607-359-2611 


Email: 

addisonpost@ 

gmail.com 

Thank You 

To everyone who shared in 

our efforts to raise funds for 

the Mike Duell Scholarship. 

Whether you made a purchase, 

or gave a donation, it was 

very much appreciated! 

Thanks! 

NAPA AUTO PARTS 

Addison Rural 

Cemetery Clean Up 

The Addison Rural Cemetery 

Association, requests that lot owners 

remove all winter decorations by 

April 27th, 2013 for spring clean-up. 

Spring and Summer decorations may 

be placed AFTER May 11th. Thank you. 

NOTICE 

The Lindley Town Clerk’s Office will be closed the following dates 

in April and May: 

Thursday, April 25th for vacation 

Thursday, May 2nd for vacation 

Monday, May 27th for Memorial Day 

As a reminder, please note that Saturday Morning Office Hours 

will resume for the month of September, from 9 am to 12 noon. 

Megan Thistle 

Lindley Town Clerk 

Addison Men’s Bowling 

Week of 4-10-13 

Standings 

W 

The Liquor Factory 195 1/2 

Micro Solutions 193 1/2 

Brian’s Flooring 186 1/2 

Addison Post 185 1/2 

Wade’s Farm & Home 181 1/2 

Hale Roofi ng 174 1/2 

F.O.E. #3904 164 1/2 

Metarko’s 154 1/2 

Wallace Trucking 153 

Wade’s Do It Best 151 1/2 

Buzzy’s Dream 138 

Titus Auctions 138 

TEAM SCORES 

Liquor Factory 12 Micro Solutions 9 

Brian’s Flooring 16 Addison Post 5 

Wade’s F & H 17 F.O.E. #3904 4 

Hale Roofi ng 14 Metarko’s 7 

Wallace Trucking 16 Wade’s Do It Best 5 

Buzzy’s Dream 15 1/2 Titus Auctions 5 1/2 

High Game Scratch 

J. Kennedy, Jr. 300 

T. Dieter, Jr. 278 


High Ind. POA 

L. Taylor 81 



High Game Series 



C. McCracken 710 

High Ind. Series POA 




JACKPOT WINNERS 

High Scratch Jackpot - James Kennedy, Jr. 300 

High P.O.A. - Lauren Taylor, Jr. 81 

Strike Jackpot - Kerry Rice 

TOP TEN AVERAGES 

O. Hayes, Jr. 226 

M. Maser 225 

J. Kennedy,Jr. 225 

R. Stewart 218 

M. Beaver 216 

S. Kuhn 211 


S. Shaddock 204 

R. Dieter, Jr. 203 


Congratulations - The Liquor Factory - 2nd 

half champions and overall league champs.


STOP 

PAYING HIGH 

PRICES FOR TAX 

PREPARATION! 

Book Your 

Appointments TODAY! 

14 Years Experience 

E-File, Drop Off, Pick Up, 

Delivery Available! 

JANET’S TAX 

SERVICE 

1797 Manley Rd. 

Addison, NY 14801 

607-359-4463 

or 607-346-5171 

Host A Foreign 

Exchange Student 

Several host families drove up to Niagara 

Falls for a great day together. We 

visited the Genesee Country Museum 

to learn about early American life. We 

chartered a bus to NYC for our host 

families and friends to see the Broadway 

show, Newsies, visit Central Park, and 

climb (and I do mean, climb) the Empire 

State building (at least the last 6 fl oors). 

We fl ew to Orlando to spend 4 days at 

Walt Disney World. We traveled to Albany, 

to tour the NYS Capitol and visit the 

NYS Museum. We traveled to Vermont 

to visit a Revolutionary War monument 

and a Vermont High School. We traveled 

to Ohio, to visit Kent State University 

to attend a dance performance. We 

visited the ARC of Steuben in Bath to 

learn about diversity. We volunteered 

at local businesses to learn about Free 

Enterprise. Our students have presented 

at colleges, high schools, elementary 

schools, and churches to share their 

cultures. We visited a local courthouse to 

learn about democracy. These dedicated 

students have earned hundreds of hours 

volunteering at local schools, churches, 

and Fire and Ambulance departments. 

We have had rollerskating, ice skating 

and bowling parties. And the year isn’t 

even over yet. What’s up next? Job 

Shadowing. Two of our students will be 

shadowing at WENY-TV. Others will be 

shadowing with doctors, lawyers and 

engineers in the area. 

If you are interested in hosting a Foreign 

Exchange student with a group of families 

that likes to have fun, contact Terri Rogers 

of Troupsburg (525-6125) and host 

with ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA, an 

exchange agency with over 30 years of 

exemplary service. 

Begin! 

PENN-YORK TAX SERVICES INC. 

www.pennyorktax.com 

814-326-4730 

WE ARE NOW NOTARIES 

FOR THE STATE OF PA! 

129 Main Street 

Knoxville, PA 

Let the Adventure 

3320 County Route 31 

Milwaukee Rd. S. Canisteo 

Canisteo, NY 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DW Masonary 

4-10-13 

DW Masonry 77 1/2 - 42 1/2 

Guild’s Collision 77 1/2 - 42 1/2 

Addison Post 65 1/2 - 54 1/2 

W Wood Masonry 59 - 61 

W W Masonry 51 1/2 - 68 1/2 

BYE 26 - 94 

High Indv. Game 

Alice Williams 182 

Helen Abbey 171 

Tonya Tombs 160 

Team High Hdcp. 

Game 

Guild’s Collision 406 

Addison Post 379 

DW Masonry 376 

High Indv. Series 

Helen Abbey 438 

Alice Williams 434 

Tonya Tombs 434 

Team High Hdcp. 

Series 

Guild’s Collision 1108 

DW Masonry 1091 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ADDISON 

POST INC. 

42 Main Street Addison, NY 14801 

Phone: 607-359-2238 • 

Fax: 607-359-2283 

Website: www.AddisonPost.net 

Email: addisonpost@gmail.com 

Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm


DINING & EVENTS 

APRIL 20: Regular Show, 

NO MODS,$1000 To Win 30 Lap Crate 

COST: $10.00 

SPONSOR: Lias Tire 

Ticket Info: 

607-458-5275 

DONNA’S MAIN STREET 

MARKET & DELI 

Fish Fry 

Beer Battered Haddock or 

Shrimp $8.99 +tax 

(Includes 2 sides) 

1 Liter Pepsi & Mountain Dew 

2 for $3.50 

18 

packs 

Coors Light 

$13.99 

+tax & dep. 

Keystone Light 16oz. 6 packs 

$4.99 

+tax & dep. 

Keystone Light 12oz. 12 packs 

$6.99 

Located on County 

Route 102 

off from State Rte 417 

Tuscarora Volunteer Ambulance 

Sub Sale at Tuscarora Fire Hall 

April 13, 11 AM to 4 PM 

$7.00 each 

Early order prior to day of sale you 

will receive 50¢ off every sub 

Ham, Fresh Turkey, Fresh Chicken, 

Cheeseburger, and Veggie 

Contact: Dolly Eccleston @ 

1-607-359-3749 or 1-607-359-2352 

+tax & dep. 

+tax & dep. 

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

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

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

1613 Main St., Woodhull, NY 14898 

607-458-5650 

The Man, The 

Prince and 

The King 

Submitted by Marie 

Freeman Grace 

The man burst into the 

throne room and approached 

the King. All 

eyes turned to the angry 

and distraught man. 

Every person in the kingdom 

knew not of the man’s 

misfortunes, but the pain 

and desperation on his 

face told them there were. 

What they did not know of 

was how the man was being ruined. Jealousy and deceit 

drove his enemies to mock him into oppression. He 

faced an empty house, pockets, and a sore and parched 

spirit. The poor man had sent petitions to the king, but 

he heard nothing back. Much time and unanswered 

petitions passed and he now stood in front of the King. 

The King turned to the man but did not have time 

to react as the man’s anger and confusion took over. 

“I am losing everything. My friends have become my 

enemies and have taken everything from me. They say, 

‘Now we have victory over him!’ My mind is clouded and 

my direction unsure. I have cried out to You many times 

because have you not said that You would be there for 

me when I cry out?! Why haven’t You answered my 

pleas?! Have You forgotten me?” he nearly screamed. 

In his anger he turned and left before he could see 

a man step out to take his place. This man looked up 

to the King and bowed. 

“You have forgiven him, Father. This is the man of 

whose petitions I have delivered to You.” the Prince 

said to the King. 

“The same I have acted upon.” the King stood as his 

son approached Him. “Continue to be beside him as 

his petitions are answered.” the King motioned to one of 

His servants. “I have one more thing to do.” He smiled 

and motioned for His servant to follow Him. 

The man entered his empty house. His spirit was not 

filled, and his anger not put out. Crumpling into tears 

he fell asleep in a corner. The Prince watched over the 

man until morning and went out into the town. The man 

awoke to a loud bang on the door. He ran to answer it 

and found the petitions he had sent nailed to his door 

and a wagon with all that he had owned or had wished 

to own. He looked around to see who had done this for 

him. Just past the cart he saw the King’s guards taking 

away his suppressors and loading their possessions 

on the wagon before him. Sudden realization melted 

his heart and he fell to his knees. His friends rejoiced 

around him. 

“The King has been with you!” they shouted. One 

came and whispered in his ear. “We knew He would. 

We sent our own petitions along with yours.” 

This was too much for the man. He stumbled to his 

feet and ran to the castle. The Prince met him at the 

castle gate and escorted him in. Once the Prince saw 

the King they both shared a smile and the King nodded 

his approval. The Prince stepped back and let the man 

approach the King. 

Tears welled in the man’s eyes and he could not meet 

the King’s eyes. Sorrowful shame and regret plagued 

his heart. He fell to his knees as he mumbled, “I am 

so sorry.” the man could feel the cold hard floor on his 

forehead. 

The King stood from His throne and descended the 

steps to where the man lay bowed. “My Son has covered 

everything for you.” The King kneeled down to the 

man and lifted his face. “You asked, and now you have 

received. I have blessed many people through you.” 

The man embraced the King and thanked Him. Leaving 

the castle, his heart was overjoyed and everything 

set right. 

“Let us, then, feel very sure that we can come before 

God’s throne where there is grace. There we can 

receive mercy and grace to help us when we need it.” 

~Hebrews 4:16 

In most movies a just king or hero of the film will 

come and kneel down and help those at his feet back 

on their feet. It is a perfect display of grace. We can 

come to God with anything, by yelling or crying, and He 

still kneels down and picks us up because He sees His 

own Son, Jesus, within us and all that He has done for 

us. Everything will work out in His perfect timing, just 

be prepared to receive two-four times the amount you 

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3 PM 

Ellen M. Cary 

Ellen M. Cary, 68, of William St. Addison, 

passed away very suddenly on Thursday morning, 

April 4, 2013 at Corning Hospital. 

Born in Corning, Ellen was the daughter of 

Laverne and Margaret Aumick Wilson. 

A long time Corning Inc. employee, Ellen 

worked in several positions within the company 

and finished her career there as a polisher in 

Steuben Glass. She was married to Ronald 

“Jack” Cary who preceded her in death in 

January 1989. Ellen and Jack were involved in 

many social activities including being long time 

members of the Twin Rivers CB Club, the Addison 

Eagles Aerie and enjoyed league bowling. 

She was also an avid Bingo player, enjoyed 

watching Wheel of Fortune and was a talented 

crotchetier, always making crocheted items for 

her family and friends. 

Besides her husband Jack, Ellen was predeceased 

by her brother John Wilson. 

Surviving are her sons, Tracy Fredericks Sr. 

of Addison and Terry (Laura) Fredericks of 

Syracuse, her daughter, Robin Fredericks (Don 

Strope) of Addison, her grandchildren, Christina 

Martinson, Tracy Fredericks Jr., Dylan Benjamin, 

Corey Strope, Caili Strope, Dakota Strope, 

Zachary Fredericks, Jayden Fredericks, Hannah 

Fredericks and Hailey Fredericks, 5 great 

grandchildren, her brothers, James Wilson of 

Campbell, Rick (Sandy) Wilson of Lindley and 

Ernest (Mary) Wilson of Addison, her sister, 

Patricia McMillan of Muskogee, OK and several 

nieces, nephews and cousins. 

Friends called on Sunday, April 7 from 1-3 and 

6-8 PM at the H.P. Smith & Son Inc. Funeral 

Home, 1607 Main St. Woodhull, NY. Funeral 

services were conducted there on Monday at 

11 AM with Rev, Michael Cook officiating. 

Burial was in Baxter Cemetery, Town of Tuscarora. 

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

Gertrude “Trudy” Hall 

Gertrude “Trudy” Hall, age 74, who formerly 

resided on Wall Street in Addison, NY, passed 

away on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at Corning 

Hospital. She was born on February 23, 

1939, the daughter of Harold S. Turner who 

predeceased her in 2004 and Mary D. Turner 

who predeceased her in 1993. 

Trudy and Dale W. Hall were married on October 

10, 1959, he predeceased her in 2003. She 

had an unsurpassed love for people and this 

was exemplified by her ability to see the good 

in everyone she met. A kindhearted person, the 

door to her home was always open for whoever 

needed to talk or might just need a friend. You 

could have known her for many years or met her 

moments ago, but either way, you could count 

on a hug and a smile. Without a word, you would 

know that if you needed anything, she would 

be there for you unconditionally. She is loved 

so much and will be missed by all who she has 

touched. Trudy was a devoted Roman Catholic 

and a communicant of St. Catherine’s Church 

in Addison. She served on Parish Council years 

ago, and was a member of the Saint Pius X of 

the Secular Francis Order. 

Trudy is survived by her 4 children who were 

the love of her life: Samuel Hall of Addison, 

Sarah (Don) Hall Green of El Paso, Texas, Shelia 

(Jon) Hall Yuen of Albany, Dale F. (Kimberly) 

Hall of Woodhull; 9 grandchildren: Connor Hall, 

Timothy (Faith) Lloyd, Gretchen Lloyd, Melissa 

Lloyd and fiancé Lewis Anderson, Mary Yuen, 

Katelyn Hall, Aleasha Hall, Skylar Hall, Kyle 

Harter; 2 great-grandchildren: Andrea Anderson 

and Aiden Lloyd. 

All were welcomed to join Gertrude’s family 

at her visitation on Monday, April 1, 2013 

from 2:00PM-4:00PM and 7:00PM-9:00 PM at 

Carpenter-Flint Funeral Home, 10 Wall Street 

in Addison. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated 

at 11AM on Tuesday, Fr. Patrick Connor 

officiating at St. Catherine’s of Siena Church, 

51 Maple Street in Addison. 

Trudy was laid to rest beside her husband in 

St. Catherine’s Cemetery, Addison. 

Read Trudy’s full obituary, share your memories, 

and offer your condolences at www. 

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Mt. Dew 

Presents The 

First Regular 

Big 6 Show 

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The Woodhull 

Raceway 

April 27 event to feature the return 

of the Insinger Performance 370 Modifieds 

as well as the first of five appearances 

in 2K13 of the BRP Can Am 360 

LM Series. 

It promises to be a huge night of 

race activity on April 27, 2013 at the 

Woodhull Raceway as the gates will 

swing open for the first full show of the 

2K13 race season. 

On the card it will be a Regular Big 6 

Show featuring the first appearance of 

the year for the Insinger Performance 

370 Modifieds. The most popular class 

in the 49 year history of the popular 

Steuben County speed plant will headline 

the card and will be followed close 

behind by the first of five shows at 

Woodhull during the 2013 season of the BRP 

Can Am 360 Late Model Series. 

Also in action it will be the NAPA Crate Sportsman, 

the Joe Willcox Performance Street Stocks 

along with the Signs Plus Mini Stocks and the 

LaBarron Brothers Repair and Parts Front Wheel 

Drive Divisions. 

Pepsi, the Official Drink Beverage of the Woodhull 

Raceway will sponsor the show as they will 

feature there ever popular Mt. Dew soft drink. 

Pepsi/Mt. will also be on board at Woodhull to 

sponsor the June 15 event. 

Gates for the April 27, 2013 Regular Big 6 Show 

open at 4:30 with the first green flag of the night 

waving at 6:30 pm. 

Adult General Admission ticket prices are set 

for the April 27 at $12.00; however the track does 

offer an Early Bird Special featuring $1.00 off the 

ticket price from 4:30 until 5:30 pm. 

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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. 

ADRIAN 

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

at 10:00 am 

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

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

AUSTINBURG 

Baptist Church - Adrian Essigmann, Pastor. Sun. Schl. 10 am. Wshp. 11 am, 

Praise 7 pm; Wed. Prayer 7 pm. 

United Methodist Church - Sunday Worship 9:30 am; Fellowship 10:30 am; Pastor 

Sherry Good 814-326-4187. 

BATH 

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

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

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

East Steuben Street 607-324-5117. 

BIG FLATS 

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

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

BORDEN 

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

6:00pm. 607-359-4481. 

BRADFORD 

Baptist - Pastor Chris Durham. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am, Sun. 

Even. 7 pm, Wed. Prayer 7 pm. 

Roman Catholic - St. Stanislaus Church - Pastor, Reverend Patrick Connor. 

Masses: Sat. 7 pm, Sun. 8 am & 9am & 12:15pm. 

CAMERON 

Christian Center - 5274 Co. Rt. 119 Main St., Cameron. A Full Gospel Fellowship. 

Teaching 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Sunday Nights. (607) 695-2673 

CAMPBELL 

C & MA Church - 8766 Rt. 415, Campbel, Sun. Am Wshp. 10am, Fellowship time 

11:00am, Sunday School 11:20am. Church phone is 527-4427. 

Curtis Baptist Church - Tannery Rd. Dale Ingraham, pastor. 527-8775. Sun. Schl. 

9:45 am, Morn. Wshp. 11 am, Even. 6 pm, Wed. Even. 6:30 pm. 

Roman Catholic - St Joseph the Worker. Pastor: Reverend Patrick Connor. 

Masses: Sat. 4pm, Sun 9am. 

United Methodist Church - Main St., Alan Jones, Pastor. 527-3343. Sun. Morn. 

Wshp. 9:30 am, Sun. School, Youth & Adult - 10:45 am. 

SOUTH CANISTEO 

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

CATON 

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

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

10:30am 

CORNING 

Campbell-Erwin Baptist Church - Meads Creek Road, Coopers Plains, NY, Pastor 

Tom Bell, 9:30 AM Sunday Worship Service; 10:30 AM Coffee and Conversation; 

11:00 AM Sunday School. 

Faith Lutheran Missouri Synod - 71 W. First. St. For infor. 962-4970. Sun. Schl. 

9:45 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am. 

Friends of the Cross - Pastor, Pete Miller 962-6159. 10:00 am Sundays. 

Wednesday Evening 7 PM - 60 Goff Rd., E. Corning. 

United Pentecostal Church - 2355 Bailey Creek Road, Pastor John Bagg - 936- 

0870. Sunday Service 10 am. 

The 7th Day Adventist Church - Fuller & Cayuta Sts. Pastor, Roger Curtis 767- 

9233. Sabbath Serv. Sat. 11 am, Sabbath Schl 9:45 am. 

Christian Life Baptist - 2523 Brown Hollow Road, Corning Sunday School 9:30 

am; Prayer & Praise 10:30 am; Worship 11:00 am; Evening Service 6 pm; Midweek 

Wednesday at 7 p.m. 

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

Sunday Worship 8:45 AM 

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

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

Fellowship 11am. 

ELKLAND 

Wesley Chapel - 424 N. Buffalo St - Rev. Robert Goodrich, Sun. Schl 10 am, 

Morn. Wshp 11 am, Wed. Eve. Bible club 6pm, service 7pm, Sun. Eve. 7 pm 

(814) 367-5340. 

New Fellowship Ministries Church - Elkland Free Methodist Church 102 Coates 

Ave., Elkland, PA, 814-258-7602; Sunday School 9:45am; Worship Service 

10:45am; Pastor Marty Zdrojewski 

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

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

St. Thomas Catholic Church - Fr. John Kita, Pastor, Confession Saturday 3:15- 

3:45pm. Mass Sat. 4pm&Sun.8:30 am. St. 

Catherine Mission Church (Westfield) - Sat. 6:15-6:45pm. Mass Sat. 7 pm & 

Sun. 10:30 am. 

Elkland United Methodist - 120 North Buffalo St., Elkland, Pastor Sandi Henker, 

Sunday morning service 11:00am, Sunday School 9:45am. 

Elkland Baptist Church - 207 W. Main Street, Elkland, PA. Sunday Morning Worship 

@ 11 AM; Sunday Evening @ 6 PM. Pastor Scott Ball, (570) 835-0259. www. 

elklandbaptistchurch.org 

ERWIN 

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

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

Praying Is Good For The Soul 

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

only the best for us. 

GANG MILLS 

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

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

GREENWOOD 

Community of Christ - Main St., Pastor Elder Denise Hoyt, Sun. Schl. 10 am; 

Worship 11 am. 

Open Door Baptist Church - RD#1. Pastor Don Mosley. (607) 792-3398. Sun. 

Schl. 10 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am; Even. Serv. 6 pm; Wed. 7:00 pm. 

United Methodist Church - Rev. Christian Matison, Sunday Wshp. 9:30 am, 

Church Schl. 9:30 am. 

Bennett’s Creek Bible Church - between Canisteo & Greenwood on Rt. 248. Sun. 

Schl. 10 am, Wshp Serv. 11 am. 

HARRISON VALLEY 

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

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

HEDGESVILLE 

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

HORNBY 

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

HORNELL 

Living Waters Church - Full Gospel Church, Pastor, Philip J. Casterline. Sun. Schl. 

9:45 am, Wshp Serv. 11 am, Wed. Bible Study 6:30 pm, Fri. Evangelistic Service 

6:30 pm. Located on Whiskey Lake Rd., 324-5117. 

Our Lady of the Valley - St. Ann’s Church - Rev. Peter Anglaaere Masses: M-F 

7am, 12:15pm, 5:15pm; Sat. 8am, 4:30pm; Sun. 7am, 10:30 am, 5:30pm. 

WEST JASPER 

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

am. Sunday Worship at 11 am 

JASPER 

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

Study 10 am. 

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

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

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

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

KNOXVILLE 

Abundant Life Full Gospel Fellowship - Alba St., Pastor, Terry Spencer 814-326- 

4582. Sun. Schl. 10 am, Wshp. Serv. 11 am, Wed. Even. 7 pm. 

Boatman Road Full Gospel Church - Pastor Philip Campbell, presiding. Call 740- 

654-9554 for schedule of services and more info. 

Butler Hill Baptist - between Elkland & Knoxville on Butler Hill. Pastor Bill O’Neill. 

814-326-4282. Sun. Schl. 9:45 am, Morn. Wshp. 11 am, Youth meets 6:00 pm, 

Even. Serv. 7:00 pm, Wed. Prayer/ Bible Study 7:00 pm. 

Knoxville Yoked Church - Sunday Worship 11 am; Pastor Sherry Good 814- 

326-4187. 

LAWRENCEVILLE 

Baptist - Academy St., Pastor Jonathan Bowden; Associate Pastor Ivan Wheeler 

III and Sr. Pastor Rev. Robert C. Burket 814-258-7686; Sunday Worship 10:00 

am; Harp& Bowl (call for dates & locations) 7:00pm. 

Calvary United Methodist - Rev. Robert Strozyk, Wshp. Serv. 8:30 AM and 11 AM, 

Kids for Christ, Wed 4:30 PM, Church School 9:30 AM. 

East Lawrence Baptist - Somers Lane Rd., G. Victor Perry, Pastor. Sun. Schl. 9:45 

am, Wshp. 11 am, Even. Serv. 6 pm, Mon. JOY Club 6:30 pm, Wed. Prayer 7 pm. 

LINDLEY 

Community Church - Pastor, Ron Head 523-7321. Rt. 15. Sun. Wshp. 10 am, 

Sun. Schl. 11 am, Wed. Youth 5:45 pm, Sun. Even. 7 pm, Wed. Bible Study 7 pm. 

Presho-Lindley United Methodist Church - Sundays 9 am Worship; 10:15 am 

Fellowship Hour; Pastor William R. Lusk. 

EAST LINDLEY 

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

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

NELSON 

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

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

OSCEOLA 

United Christian Ministries Mission Outreach - 167 Main St., Director, Rev. V.E. 

Boley. Food & Clothing Mission Center, Life Skill Programs & Counseling for 

help 814-258-7304. 

Osceola Presbyterian - 104 Church Street, Worship at 9:30am. Pastor Sandi 

Henker. 

Osceola United Methodist Church - Pastor Sandi Henker, Sun. morning srv. 9:30am 

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

Nursery, Children and Adult classes during all 3 services. 

United Methodist & First Presbyterian Churches - 201 N. 

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

Adult Bible Study 11:15 a.m. 

RATHBONE 

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

REXVILLE 

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

8:30 am. 

RISINGVILLE 

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

THURSTON 

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

am; Wed. Bible Study 7 pm 

TROUPSBURG 

Troupsburg Baptist Church - Sun. Schl. 9:30 am, Wshp. Serv. 10:30 am, AWANA 

(Monday) 6:00-8:00pm Phone-a-prayer (Wednesday) 6:30pm. 

United Methodist - Wshp Serv. Sunday 10:00 AM, Kristen Smith, Preacher 

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

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

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

TUSCARORA 

Baptist - Sun. Schl. 9:30 am, Wshp. 10:45 am, Even. Serv. 6 pm, Tue. KIDZ 

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

WOODHULL 

The Community Church of Woodhull - United Methodist & Baptist worship 

together Sunday service 9:30am, Sunday school 10:00am, Located 

next to the fire station, Rev. Brian Diffenbacher, Pastor, 5187 W. Main 

St., Woodhull, NY. 

WEST UNION 

Mennonite Church - 1459 County Rt. 84, Pastor,Robert Walters 814-228- 

3221. Sun. Schl. 9:30 am; Morn. Wshp 10:30 am; Wed. evening youth 

group meet 7:30 p.m. Sun. evening service 3rd Sunday of each month. 

WHITESVILLE 

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

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

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

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