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Vol. 47 No. 37 Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday, MAY 11, 2013
Addison Community Yard Sales
The Village of Addison community yard sales will be
held Saturday, May 18th from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
“IMMIGRATION” Mission Study
Program
The Addison United Methodist Women will be pre-
senting a free mission study program on “Immigration
and the Bible.” The public is welcome to attend this
interesting day at the United Methodist Church on
Front Street. Carol Preston and Elfriede Tompkins
will be our presenters. The study will run from 9:30
am with morning refreshments until 2:30 p.m. Please
bring a bag lunch—desserts and beverages will be
provided. We are eager to have a good attendance
for this current issue. For more information, please
call Judy at 359-3853.
Attention Addison Grangers
Addison Grange will meet on Tuesday, May 14 at
Addison VFD Pancake Breakfast B.A.M. Softball Tournament
11:00 a.m. at Addison Place. The business meeting
The Addison Vol. Fire Department Pancake Breakfast The 8th Annual Brooke Anne Makowiec B.A.M. Soft-
will be held in the lounge with lunch to follow at noon.
will be held Sunday, May 12th from 7:30 - 11:00 a.m. ball Tournament will be held June 15th & 16th, 2013
at the Addison Softball Fields. Co-Ed $250 per team.
Chicken Barbecue Woodhull Community Day Meeting Winners get $ plus plaque and tournament t-shirts.
A Chicken Barbecue will be held Sunday, May 19, The Woodhull Community Day Committee will meet Contact Tammy Crans 607-382-1825/ cranstl@corn-
2013 from noon till sold out at the Lindley Presho Vol. Thursday evening May 16 at 7:00 p.m. at the Town ing.com. Registration online/t-shirt orders available at:
Fire Dept. Dine in or take out. Hall. They will be working on plans for the 22nd annual www.bamtournament.com Proceeds go to the “Brooke
Chicken dinner $8.00 (dinner includes chicken, maca- Community Day to be held September 14. If you would Makowiec Scholarship Fund” c/o Community Founda-
roni salad, baked beans, roll, cupcake); Chicken half like to help with this year’s event please come and join tion of Elmira. Corporate Sponsors: Crane’s Ventures,
$6.00 (half includes chicken, roll, cupcake). our committee. We need some new ideas and more Elkland Moose and Osceola Big M.
help to make our job easier.
Addison Senior Citizens Meeting ACS Alumni Banquet Defensive Driving Class
The Dean Bartholomew Band will entertain the Ad- The ACS Alumni Banquet will be held June 15, 2013 at The National Safety Council’s six hour Defensive
dison Senior Citizens this month. The tureen dinner at the American Legion, Maple Street, Addison, New York. Driving Course for insurance and point reduction will
the American Legion Hall will begin at noon, Wednes- Cocktails 6:00 p.m.; Dinner 7:00 p.m. A business meet- be held May 22nd and 23rd from 6:15 p.m. to 9:30
day, May 15th followed by the program and meeting. ing will be held at 8:00 p.m. Dance at 9:00 p.m.Cost: p.m. at the Gang Mills Fire Hall.
Please note, annual dues are payable this month. $25.00 per person. The menu includes, appetizer, There is limited seating so pre-registration is re-
May birthday celebrants are Teddy Rice, Rose Keefe veggie, cheeses, crackers. Meal: herb chicken, roast quired. Classes are held every month at the fi re hall,
and Joanne Coombs. Joanne will be the table deco- beef aujus, tossed salad, torteline salad, salt potatoes, fee $35.00. For more information and pre-registration
rator. augratin potatoes, mixed veggies, assorted mini des- call 607-936-3617.
Please bring your own table service and a favorite serts. This is a buffet style dinner if you are unable to
dish to pass; beverages will be provided. make it to the buffet table there will be servers to take Greenwood-Rexville Food Pantry
All Addison area senior residents are welcome to join. care of you.
Greenwood-Rexville Food Pantry is held the third
DJ music will be provided by Eric and Christine
Thursday of each month. It is held in the Community
Atwood, karaoke will be provided by those who are
of Christ fellowship hall on Main Street in Greenwood.
interested. Reservations MUST be made by June 1,
80th Birthday Card Shower Hours are 3-6pm. This is for Greenwood-Rexville resi-
2013. Make check payable to: Addison Alumni Associa-
Lois Welty will celebrate her 80th birthday on May 16, dents only. (The former Greenwood School District)
tion, mail to Sonya English, 91 Wall Street, Addison,
2013. Anyone wishing to send her a birthday card may Please bring proof of residence with you at your fi rst
NY 14801 or Delmar (Buster) Carson, 95 Perry Ave.,
do so by sending it to Lois Welty, c/o Hornell Gardens, visit. Any questions call Carolyn at 607-225-4968.
Corning, NY 14830.
434 Monroe Avenue, Hornell, NY 14843.
District 10 Town Meetings
Benefi t for Bruce Judd Steuben Legislator Dan Farrand has asked that the
Addison American Legion
Sheriff attend these meetings to better inform local
A benefi t for Bruce Judd will be held at the American
Memorial Day Parade offi cials of programs available to their communities.
Legion in Canisteo on Saturday, May 18th from noon
The Addison American Legion Memorial Day Parade Steuben County Sheriff David Cole will be attend-
to 5:00 p.m. Bruce lost his home as well as his mother
will be held Monday, May 27th, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. ing the following Town Meetings in the Legislative
to a horrible fi re on April 14th.
Parade line up time is 9:30 a.m. at the high school. District 10.
There will be a bake sale, inside yard sale, many items
Immediately after the parade a celebration will be held Jasper Town Board 7:00pm May 14, 2013
for raffl es and a door prize will be available.
at the Addison American Legion Post 730, 85 Maple Greenwood Town Board 8:00pm May 14, 2013
We will also have a dinner of spaghetti and meatballs
Street. The Legion Auxiliary invites you to join them Troupsburg Town Board 7:00pm May 8, 2013
with tossed salad, italian bread, dessert and drink.
for a luncheon after the celebration. Woodhull Town Board 8:00pm May 8, 2013
Price: Adult $6.50; Children 2-12 $4.00. Proceeds from
If you would like to participate in the parade call Jim/ Rathbone Town Board 7:00pm May 21, 2013
the benefi t will go to him to rebuild his home.
Donna Mosher 742-0347 or the Addison American West Union Town Board 6:00pm May 16, 2013
We hope to see a lot of you there.
Legion at 359-2487. Sheriff Cole will discuss items of interest to local
Ladies Tea and Frivolous towns. All residents are welcome to attend.

United Church of Jasper
Fashion Show
Greenwood Fire Department
Announces A Day of Renewal The Middletown Historical Society is sponsoring a
Annual Fundraiser
The folks at The United Church of Jasper would like Ladies Tea and Funky Frivolous Fashion Show. Mod-
to invite the community to attend the upcoming Day of els will show off fashions that are made with a dash of Come help support the Greenwood Fire Department
Renewal service on Sunday, May 19th at 11:00 a.m.! fun and textile puns. There will be tea goodies, raffl es on Saturday, June 15th, dinner 5 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
We will be dedicating the newly renovated Sanctuary and “good old fashion” humor. The event will be held Dinner menu includes: BBQ pulled Pork sandwich,
and celebrating our ongoing Renewal of Spirit. There at the Addison Community Center on 13 Community fresh fruit salad, creamy coleslaw, assorted desserts,
will be a lovely dedication service, special music, and Drive, Addison, NY and will begin at 2 pm on June assorted beverages. For information please contact
a church supper afterwards! We at The United Church 8th. Adults $12 with reservations and $15 at the door. Greenwood Volunteer Fire Company #1 Inc, Paul
of Jasper invite all members of the community to share Children 12 and under are $6. Call 359-2260 or 359- Adams 607-281-5672; Liz Waters - 607-661-8390;
this special time! 3398 for reservations and more information. Theresa Moore 607-368-8785.
ADDISON POST Saturday, MAY 11, 2013 Page 2
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Lockwood Volunteers
Chicken BBQ
Dr. James Meinsen, D.C. On March 16-24, 2013 Lynnette Lockwood had
a very rewarding spring break traveling with ten
Chiropractor, Exercise Physiologist
other people from Alfred College Students to May 12th • 12:00 - 3:00 PM
Phone: 607-359-BACK (2225) Myrtle Beach to work with Habitat for Humanity.
Cameron Fire Dept.
The group helped build new homes for people in
need and found that it was a great experience. Dinners: $8.00 Halves: $5.00
On April 5-6,
WHEN IT’S A NERVE PROBLEM,
2013, Lynnette Take Outs Available
USE CHIROPRACTIC FIRST.
Lockwood trav-
BY: DR. MEINSEN, MS, DC. eled with six HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!
Once a person starts medication it can interfere with other people
the body’s ability to heal “naturally.” As an example, from Alfred State
once you start the drug “dopamine” for Parkinson’s College to Long
like symptoms, then why does the brain have to Beach in Long
produce any? The brain won’t “sense” much or any Island, NY to
need. The body’s natural ability to produce dopamine help with post
is progressively lost through the “negative feedback” super storm Sandy Disaster Relief. The group
system. But, what if it really wasn’t Parkinson’s yet? arrived on Friday afternoon and started work by
I recommend seeing a chiropractor BEFORE going ripping up the floors in 2 different houses. On
on any medication! Plus, it’s simply a good idea for a Saturday the team was sent to a different house
person to test chiropractic early in any illness to see if where the entire house was storm affected. The
it helps. team with the assistance of the home owner, re-
A person should generally know if chiropractic moved destroyed plaster that contained chicken
helps after the fi rst treatment…, but, diffi cult problems wire supports, paneling from the walls, hammered
like pre-MS or pre-Parkinson’s disease, may take a down the nails, and ripped off boards. It was a very
year of treatment. Also know that the correction of messy project and all the debris was placed into
these problems requires more than just “passive” bags for disposal. On Sunday the team worked
manipulation! Get better, or see someone else. again on the same house, removing more plas-
The manipulation of a joint is as easy as pushing all ter with chicken wire and bagging more debris. NOW OPEN
about the affl icted joint and then compare these motions Sweeping and vacuuming the floors added the
to what “normal” joint motion should be. Then, simply final touch. Community Farmers Market
manipulate to “normalize” joint motions. The organization called All Hands organized the
It’s easy to do. It’s an “art” too; because, not everyone project with Alfred State College. The All Hands is located @ 4100 St. Rd. 417 Woodhull, NY.
can do it well. a specific organization that helps in disaster relief.
• Local Produce (In Season)
If fl exion is reduced, manipulate into fl exion. If Citizens contact them and request help with no
left rotation is restricted, then manipulate into left one being refused and there is no discrimination • Baked Goods • Craft s
rotation. Do not forcefully manipulate a “hyper-mobile against people based on income level. The Alfred • Vegetable Plants • Hanging Baskets
or weakened joint” as chiropractors’ may do…., people State team was housed by the organization in a
• Indoor/Outdoor Furniture
are mislead by this to think they feel better because the local Baptist Church slept on air mattresses and
and much more!
pain signal is momentarily interrupted. Don’t be fooled, had shower facilities. Upon our return to Alfred the
or you may fi nd yourself being manipulated weekly; for owner of the house that we worked on had this to Open all Summer long Mon.- Sat.
decade after decade. say about the Alfred State volunteers; “good early
Closed Sundays!
Some people don’t care. Some will take a pill(s) Monday morning, from bright sunshiny, formerly
each day thinking it’s harmless too; but, ALL drugs have flooded, Long Beach, NY. No more walls at the
“side-effects”. To use medicine and chiropractic is best. old house, lots and lots of trash and lots of wa- Mother’s Day is coming on
Use chiropractic FIRST when it is a nerve problem. ter damage. The all Hands Volunteers brought
Sunday, May 12. Come see our fi ne
a vanload of Alfred State College volunteers
who descended like locusts, removed the moldy
CLAM BAKE selection of fl owers, plants & furniture.
walls, old construction, and gypsum that were old
ALL YOU CAN EAT ghosts, and finding old wasps nests and termite
damage. Two professors and a gaggle of students
June 8th, 2012
expressed their alternate careers as wreckers. I
$25.00 Tickets in Advance enjoyed having them wreck my home and now BARTLETT
$30.00 at Gate when we put the walls back it will not stink and
it will be a bright and new construction. This is a ESTATE AUCTION
Knoxville Fairgrounds
good chance to upgrade the electric plant”.
Knoxville, Pa 16928 Saturday May 25, 2013 9AM
“One thing I learned on this trip was that people
Ticket information: are more appreciative than you would think. We 1981 Muhlland Road, Painted Post, NY 14870
607-382-0974 or 570-404-0652 went out to dinner one evening and we mentioned 2002 Ford Explorer,vintage oak furniture, Wood
to the cashier that we were there to help with working tools, shop tools, clean furniture, household,
Sandy relief. Another customer over heard the Go to www.titusauctionservice.com
for full listing and pictures 607-359-3555
conversation and told us that he was blessed
Addison Senior Dinner Club
for our help and that we were angels for helping.
Monday, May 13 - Sloppy Joe on bun or hamburger
This experience made me want to help more and
on bun, whipped squash, tropical fruit.
continue to help people in need. Volunteering
Tuesday, May 14 - Oven fried chicken, garlic mashed
makes you feel amazing and people really do NOTICE
potatoes, broccoli, caulifl ower, carrots, vanilla pudding.
appreciate it. My advice to you is to help in any
Wednesday, May 15 - BBQ pork ribette or breaded
way you can each and every day. You don’t have Addison Eagles Club # 3904 Election
pork chop, baked beans, creamed onions, mandarin
to go to Long Island, New York to volunteer, just
orange, gelatin.
get out there and see what kind of difference you for Trustee May 14th - 1:30 - 7:00 PM.
Thursday, May 16 - Sliced turkey with gravy, stuff-
can make in the lives of others”.
ing, beets, tossed salad with dressing, peach crisp.
Friday, May 17 - Macaroni & cheese, stewed toma-
toes, pears.
Milk and bread served daily. Coffee and tea. Menu Addison
subject to change without notice. All Senior Citizens NOTICE
60 years of age and older or the spouse of a person Public Please Take Notice that the Lindley Town Board will hold a Public
60 are invited to attend. The suggested donation per Hearing on Wednesday, May 15th at 7:00 pm at the Lindley Town
Library
meal is $3.00. We gladly accept Food stamps, cash, Hall, 637 US 15, Lindley, NY to address a proposed moratorium
or checks paid daily, weekly or monthly. Voluntary on general commercial and industrial permits. The public is invited
Book Sale
donations are very important to maintain the program. to attend.
If you are not yet 60, there is a charge of $6.00 per Lindley Town Board
meal. See your site manager. Alternate menu items 5/9/2013
Friday, May 17, 10AM - 7PM
require a reservation at least one day in advance. The
program is sponsored by the Steuben County Offi ce Saturday, May 18, 9AM - 3PM
for Aging under a contract with Pro Action of Steuben
@ Addison Community Center
and Yates Inc. For reservations call Senior Dinner Club
NOTICE
359-9297 between 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Please make
Please Take Notice that the Lindley Town Board will hold a Special
reservations at least one day in advance.
Meeting on Monday, May 13th at the Lindley Town Hall, 637 US
Addison Post Email: 15, Lindley, NY at 7:30 pm to continue unfi nished business from
Baxter Rural Cemetery Meeting
the May 8th Town Board meeting. The public is invited to attend.
The annual meeting for the cemetery will be held at the [email protected] Lindley Town Board
Tuscarora Town Hall on Thursday, May 16 at 6:30 p.m. 5/9/2013
ADDISON POST Saturday, MAY 11, 2013 Page 4
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 35 Page 1 of 3 May 10, 2013
2013-2014 Budget Review Presentations
Date Location Time
Tuesday, May 14, 2013-Annual Public Hearing High School Cafeteria 5:30pm
By Claire Ames
On Friday, May 3, and Saturday, May 4, the
Addison Drama Department presented Beau-
ty and the Beast. Catherine Flint played the
lead role of Belle, and Austin Dillon played
the role of the Beast. The main characters’
singing and solos were great. The characters
of Gaston and LeFou were my favorite be-
cause they were pretty funny.
The Drama Club put a lot of
time and effort into the play
and it definitely paid off.
LEFT: Seth Burton as Gaston, Jonah Burton as LeFou,
and Catherine Flint as Belle
The drama department would like to ex-
tend a special thank you to the following:

Annette Buckley deb and Stephen flint
Dot clark Corinne gronemus
Jessica clark debra kerwan
Saturday, Modified Baseball @ Avoca—1:00pm John Kline Emily olander
May 11 Track @ Wellsville for Wellsville Spring Days—9:30am
Tina Dickerson myra smith
Sonya English fran’s landing
Monday, Varsity Baseball/Softball @ J-T—4:30pm
Corning-painted post west high school
May 13 Tennis@ Alfred-Almond (Double Header) - 4:30pm
Masterworks
Varsity Softball vs. Williamson—4:30pm Addison middle-high school staff
Varsity Baseball @Hammondsport—4:30pm
Tuesday,
JV Softball @ Canisteo-Greenwood– 4:30pm
May 14
Track— Division Championships @ Canisteo-Greenwood—
7th through 12th Grade
4:30pm
Varsity Baseball/Softball @ Canisteo-Greenwood—4:30 High Honor
Wednesday, Modified Baseball/Softball vs. Wellsville—5:00pm
(cid:2)(cid:3)(cid:4)(cid:5)(cid:6)(cid:5)(cid:7)(cid:6)(cid:8)(cid:9)(cid:10)(cid:5)(cid:11)(cid:8)(cid:6)(cid:7)(cid:12)(cid:5)(cid:13)(cid:5)(cid:7)(cid:14)(cid:15)(cid:16)(cid:8)(cid:8)(cid:5)(cid:10)(cid:7)(cid:16)(cid:11)(cid:7)(cid:17)(cid:18)(cid:6)(cid:8)(cid:7)(cid:12)(cid:5)(cid:5)(cid:19)(cid:20)(cid:6)(cid:7)(cid:7)
May 15 Tennis @ Wellsville—4:00pm
Golf @ Wellsville—4:00pm (cid:21)(cid:9)(cid:22)(cid:17)(cid:16)(cid:23)(cid:18)(cid:8)(cid:16)(cid:14)(cid:11)(cid:24)(cid:7)
Varsity Softball @ Avoca—4:30pm
7th Grade Laura Burrell
Thursday, Modified Baseball/Softball vs. Bradford—4:30pm
May 16 JV Baseball/Softball @ Avoca—4:30 Ivy Aiken Adam Chilson
Modified Track @ EFA—4:30
Claire Ames
Tennis vs. Avoca—4:00pm Makenna Barber 8th Grade
Friday,
Track—County Championships @ Campbell-Savona—
May 17 Alexis Bissonnette Stephen Clark
5:00pm
Saturday, Mudville Softball Tournament—TBA
May 18 Golf—Individual Sectionals Ridgemont CC– TBA
ADDISON POST Saturday, MAY 11, 2013 Page 5
School Year 2012-2013 Issue 35 Page 2 of 3 May 10, 2013
“A Knight in the Country” - Addison JR/SR Prom
Valley Elementary School
Saturday, May 11th 7:00PM-11:00PM
While we are looking forward to this exciting event, we
“Blast from the Past” Picnic
wanted to notify all parents and guardians that alcohol
screenings will be implemented at the door, to ensure the
Friday, May 31, 5:00 – 7:00pm
health and safety of our students. It is imperative that all
students attending the event follow all school polices, and

refrain from any alcohol or drug use, before and after the
*Bring lawn chairs or a blanket* prom. We look forward to an exciting evening full of won-
derful, yet safe, memories. Below, please find some helpful
We can’t wait to see you! suggestions for making this year’s prom a night of positive
and happy memories!

Safety Tips for Parents and Guardians
Do you have a past or present
The Talk - Tell your teens that you want them to have a
wonderful, memorable prom. Keep that wish as a central
connection to Valley Elementary focus. They need to give you their complete itinerary for
the evening, including whom they will be with, where they'll
be going after the prom and the phone numbers where you
School?
can contact them. "We'll just be driving around" is not an
acceptable response. Come to a fair decision on a curfew,
If you were/are a student, parent, teacher, bus driver, cus- based upon your teens' past level of responsibility in this ar-
ea. Express your concerns about their health and safety and
todian, nurse, cafeteria worker, aide, board member, admin-
explain to them why prom night makes it more difficult to
istrator or have ever had any role at Valley Elementary, we make safe and smart decisions. Don't be vague—discuss
drinking, drugging, driving under the influence, and sex. Ask
invite you to a picnic to celebrate happy memories and new
them how they plan to keep safe and avoid actions they will
beginnings. regret. Reinforce your belief in their character and in their
ability to act responsibly.

R.S.V.P. – Please clip, fill out and return by May 17th The Ride - If they're not driving themselves, you must know
who will be driving them. Regardless of how many times you
to: have talked about the dangers of driving under the influence
of alcohol and drugs, emphasize that these dangers are par-
Valley Elementary School, Attention: M. Ouderkirk, 6786 County
ticularly high on prom night. Your teens cannot drink or take
Route 119, Cameron Mills, NY 14820 or [email protected] drugs and drive. They also must be driven by someone who
has not been drinking alcohol or taken any drugs. You need
their promise on these rules. These

rules are non-negotiable.
#_____ will be attending.
The Connection - If your teens are not
Name:__________________________ returning home right after the prom,
you need to be able to contact them at
all times until they return home. You
also need to be reachable at all times as
well. There can be no doubt where your
kids will be and with whom throughout the evening and
morning. If they're going to other kids' houses after the
prom, check ahead of time with their parents. You also have
a right and a responsibility to ask if these parents are going
to allow drinking in their homes; which is very much ille-
gal. Many parents believe that as long as they "take keys" in
a situation like this that underage drinking is permissible in
their houses. You must answer the question, "Do I want my
kids at after-prom parties where parents aren't pre-
sent?" Post-prom, parent-child check-in calls make
sense. Establish a couple of mandatory call-in times with
your kids. You might consider giving cell phones to your kids
for the evening, thereby establishing a guaranteed connec-
tion.

The Offer - Give your teens the unconditional option of call-
ing you at any time for help or advice. That includes picking
them up at any time of day or night, with a promise not to
shame or humiliate them in front of others. Assure them
that you always welcome being part of their making smart
and safe decisions.
Information taken from 2000 Prairie View Prevention Ser-
vices, Inc., http://www.prairieview.net/Prom.htm

**The Addison Central School District website also has an
On the morning of anonymous tip line for anyone needing to notify the district
of illegal or dangerous activities.**
Wednesday, may 15,

With prom and graduation season upon us, we are approach-
6th graders will
ing a fun and exciting time for students and their families.
We would like to remind our families to do all that they can
meet and greet with
to make it a happy and safe time for our teens. Parents—
the 7th grade team at please talk with your teens about making safe and wise
choices, so that prom night, as well as graduation, will be
tuscarora. one of many wonderful memories, not regrettable memo-
ries. Please be aware of after prom events and parties that
might promote drinking. Ultimately, we have one goal in
mind: keeping our teens safe. We do not want to diminish
the fun of the evening or make it harder to celebrate; we
just want everyone safe.
ADDISON POST Saturday, MAY 11, 2013 Page 6
School Year 2012-2013 Issue 35 Page 3 of 3 May 10, 2013
Spring Picture
Information
Several organizations from across the Southern Tier have
united to offer unique learning opportunities for children and This week your child brought home a proof of
young adults during the summer months. These organizations
their Spring Picture Portraits. Orders are due
have a common goal of extending the traditional school year by Tuesday May 14th. You may order using
into a third summer semester. Their offerings have another
the traditional order form or you can order
purpose as well - to provide students with STEM (Science,
online at www.inter-state.com. We highly rec-
Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) skills that are es-
ommend trying out the online ordering if you
sential to their success in the future.
have not done so before. You will have many
options for borders and styles
Sample courses include:
online, as well as photo gifts.
All you need is the Order Num-
Medical Academy of Science and Math - MASH (Grades 8
-9) July 22-25, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM ber and Pin Number on your
Exploring Communications (Grades 4-8) June 24-28, 1:00 child’s proof. If you have any
to 4:00 PM questions you can contact Mrs. Sheri Morse be-
tween 7:30 and 8:00 and between 2:45 and 3:30
Space Exploration (Grades 4-8) July 8-12, 1:00 to 4:00 PM
at 359-2261 and via email at
Outdoor Biology (Grades 4-8) July 15-19, 1:00 to 4:00 PM
[email protected] or Mrs. Dyenne Per-
Jr. Outdoor Biology (Grades 1-3) July 22-26, 1:00 to 4:00
kins between 8:00 and 4:00 at 359-1101 and via
PM
email at [email protected].
Inventions (Grades 4-8) July 22-26, 1:00 to 4:00 PM
Mrs. Morse & Mrs. Perkins
Please refer to http://www.gstboces.org/summerofinnovation/
Tuscarora-Valley Yearbook Co-Advisors
for more information.
Tuscarora Instrumental Music News
RED CROSS CLUB
FUNDRAISER
∗ Marching Band season is now upon us! Mrs. Hamblin has
The Red Cross Club will be
scheduled after school marching practices for the following
having their annual
dates:
th fundraiser from April
Tuesday, May 14 (3:00 – 4:30)
Thursday, May 16th (3:00-4:30) 30th to May 14th. We
st
Tuesday, May 21 (3:00-4:30) have chosen to sell
th
Wednesday, June 5 (3:00-4:30) Yankee Candle products again

this year. These candles are
***I know a lot of our students also play on sport teams. That is
high quality and
great; my children do as well! Just let me know if the marching prac-
very reputable.
tices conflict with games, etc. I believe that most of the games and
practices are later in the evening, so I am hoping that everyone will Please help support
If you would like your child to
be able to attend marching practice.
our club by looking
walk to the field at the end of our practice, please let me
through a catalog
know. Thanks! ~ Mrs. Hamblin. ***
and choosing an
Memorial Day Parade – Monday, May 27, 2013
. Students item or two to pur-
will need to report to the bus loop at the HIGH SCHOOL chase. The Red Cross makes
9:15AM
at dressed in their new band shirt and dark pants
donations to charities, partici-
or shorts. The parade begins at 10:00AM and ends around
pates in other charity work,
11:00AM at the American Legion. The students may be
collects hats and mittens that
(cid:2)
picked up at the Legion following the parade (The students
are given out to the communi-
need to leave their cases with their parents, as we will not
ty baskets at Christmas time,
be returning to the HS following the parade).
and helps coordinate an annu-

Colonial Days Parade – June 8, 2013. Detailed information al blood drive.
about this parade and permission slips will be coming home
soon. Please save the date!
ADDISON POST Saturday, MAY 11, 2013 Page 7
DINING & E VENTS
Rathbone
pinnacle golf course • restaurant
Memorial Park
Brian Creelman, Mo- Open: Mon. - Fri.: 10:30 - 8:00 Sat. - Sun.: 10:30 - 6:00
bile Workforce Super-
visor and his crew, Thursday Wing Nights Are Back!
recently installed the
$1.50 off per dozen
new park benches at
the Rathbone Memori-
MAY 18: 50¢ Boneless Wing Dings
al Park. The Park will
Regular Big 6 Show,
continue to improve
COMBO DEAL
Mid-State Vintage Antique Cars with the purchase of
Memorial Bricks which
1/2 Dozen Wings with Fries • $6.95
COST: $11.00 will be installed at the
SPONSOR:
park. The program * Can & Draft Beer Specials • Friday Night Fish Fry
for the bricks is be-
1904 Pinnacle Rd, Addison • 359-4082
White’s Repair ing worked out and
hopefully the fi nal de- PINNACLE GOLF CLUB
tails will be announced
Ticket Info Located on County soon. It will allow individuals to purchase bricks
:
Route 102 and have memorials engraved in the bricks honor-
607-458-5275 ing friends and family members. Anyone wishing J-T Trading Post & Café
off from State Rte 417
to contribute time and energy, please contact Mary
1802 Rte. 36 Troupsburg 607-525-6433
Jacobson Rathbone Town Clerk or Dan Farrand
Town Supervisor. Let us make this Park something
OPEN:
to be proud of.
Mon - Sat. at 6:30 AM
Sunday at 7:00 AM
Try one of our breakfasts:
Grill boxes Fresh homemade Omelettes,
Perfect for
Hash Browns, Pancakes, French
summer grilling!
Each box contains ……… Toast, Sausage, Bacon & Ham
4 large ribeye steaks, about 3-4 lbs
4 chicken halves, about 6lbs
4 center cut chops from locally grown pork, about 2lbs Why not bring “Mom” out for
Close fl ag - (Lto R) Jeffery Benjamin, Thomas Ross,
2 sirloin end chops from locally grown pork, about 1 lb
2 rib chops from locally grown pork, about 1 lb Heath McAuliffe, Brian Creelman Sr. Mother’s Day Breakfast!!
2 pkgs ribs from locally grown pork, about 4 lbs
2 pkgs sweet italian sausage, from locally grown pork, about 2 lbs
2 pkgs ground beef from locally grown beef, about 2 lbs
1 pkg painter’s beef and pork hot dogs, about 1 lb
All for just $100.00
J J
ASPER UNCTION
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm; Sat 9am-12pm;
M M
Closed Sundays!
INI ART
Others by appointment or by chance.
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[phone] 607-558-4002
Park Bench - (Lto R) Brian Creelman Sr., Heath HOURS: M-Sat 7am-9pm, Sun 9am-4pm
McAuliffe, Jeffery Benjamin, front - Thomas Ross. Fridays only, Fish Sandwich with 1 side
Made fresh when you order,
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Our meetings are in the Woodhull Town Hall
Addison Eagles Club, Rte. 417 W, Addison
Fish Fry Thursday mornings from 9-10 after a confiden-
Mother’s Day Chicken BBQ
tial weigh-in from 8-8:45. Last week we heard
Beer Battered Haddock or a talk on bones. They are our support system $8.00 Dinner - $5.00 Half
and keep us healthy. We are at our peak of bone
Shrimp $8.99 +tax mass at the age of 30 and then we start losing Sunday May 12th
it. About 50% of women over the age of 50 have 12 - til gone
(Includes 2 sides) broken bones. If we’re active as teenagers we
will have stronger bones. Some things can be No Phone
done to increase your bone mass. Increase your
Starting Sat., May 11 Calls Please
calcium intake. Eat calcium rich foods such as
We will have soft serve ice cream! green leafy vegetables, some cereals, salmon,
sardines with the bones and nuts. If you take a
supplement, make sure it has 600-800 IU vitamin
Coors Light
D along with 1300 mg of calcium. Vitamin D helps
18 $13.99 the body to absorb the calcium better. Spending
+tax & dep.
packs 10-15 minutes outside will be good for vitamin
D. Boost your bone density with vitamin K. Get
plenty of potassium which neutralizes the acid
Keystone Light 16oz. 6 packs
and is good for bone health. Exercise should be
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ing. The stomach muscles act as a girdle for your
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protein, keep a balanced diet and drink plenty
of water. We also have to be careful of some
HOURS: Sunday: 8:00am-8:00pm
medications. Cortisone and prednisone can be
Corning Senior Center Event
Monday - Thursday 7:00am-9:00pm; harmful to your bones. Always talk to your doc-
Friday & Saturday 7:00am-9:00pm tor about the side effects of your medicines. If Join us for “ A tour through the Canadian Rockies, from
you want to shed some extra pounds, come to Calgary to Jasper.” This free travelogue will be presented
1613 Main St., Woodhull, NY 14898
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607-458-5650 healthier by Taking Off Pounds Sensibly. 1:00 p.m. by Ian Mackenzie. Call 962-8000 for more info.
ADDISON POST Saturday, MAY 11, 2013 Page 8
Community Church
FORECLOSURE SALE – PUBLIC AUCTION
of Woodhull
Submitted by Sharon Calkins
Exodus 33:7-17, 2 Corin- MAY 29, 2013
thians 3:12-18. We all have
people who have come into
our lives who have changed
and infl uenced us. They have
a divine spark about them.
There is no greater calling on
our lives than to be this kind of
person. In Exodus, the Isra-
elites watched Moses go in to
the tent tabernacle. They saw
600+/- acres including 2 homes, tillable riverbottom, hardwoods,
a pillar of smoke/cloud come
down to cover the entrance
and knew that Moses was operating DEC-permitted gravel mine, royalty-producing gas well,
talking to God friend to friend.
When God told Moses to lead
the people, Moses asked who and multiple barns & outbuildings.
would go with him. God said,
“My Presence will go with you.”
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Moses said “If your Presence
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us up from here.” We need to Go to: www.ekelmannforeclosures.com
say the same thing as Moses
did. The Moses/God relation-
for photos & details
ship can be ours as well. In
2 Corinthians, Moses went
up on the mountain to talk to
God. When he came down he wore a veil until the glory
faded because it frightened the people. Paul said we’re not
like that, we should let God’s glory shine for all to see. It’s
like a mirror, a refl ection of God that others will see Christ.
The longer we walk with Christ, the refl ection should become
clearer. We are called to this, no fading but living and basking
in His Presence. People need to know that He will walk with
them as He did with Moses. When we take communion, we
are reminded of the blood Jesus shed for us. The bread is
a reminder to be a refl ection of Christ. Are you willing to be
a refl ection? Our services are at 9:30 at the Baptist Church
and we welcome you to worship with us Sunday morning.
Woodhull Raceway Results
May 4th, 2013
Maple City Dodge Night
S&W Awards and Photos 360 Late Models: Cars: 16
Heats: Bruce Miller, John Waters (ROC Champion)
25 Lap Feature: Jeremy Wonderling (1), John Waters,
Glen Whritenour, Carl Hughes, Bruce Miller, Brady Won-
derling, Wayne Robertson, Clint Button, Steve LeBarron,
Jason Knowles, Jerry Wilson, Frank LeBarron, Mick
Seeley, Jared Hill, Cecil LaBarron.
Insinger Performance 370 Modifieds: Cars: 24
Heats: Frank Dunning, Ken Peoples Jr. Ray Bliss Jr.
DNS: Alan Rudalavage, Dylan Dewert
25 lap Feature: Ray Bliss Jr.(1), Billy VanPelt, Bobby
Davis, Joe Dgien, Steve Hartman Jr., Bryce Davis, Frank
Dunning, Dale Welty, Brian Doolittle, Kevin Chilson,
Casey Pavlick, Dave Dubois, Ken Peoples Jr., Vern Was-
son, Josh Nobriga, Brandon Martin, Donnie Lawson, Eric
Fisher, Ron White, Lee Bills, Mike Bills, Ron Cartwright
Jr. DNS, Al Rudalavage, Dylan Dewert
NAPA Auto Crate Sportsman: Cars: 24 Heats: Con-
nor Brown, Josh Sawyer, Brady Fultz
25 lap Feature: John Hargrave (1), Rod Mullen, Ray
Smith, Bob Buono, Connor Brown, Art Goodier, Brett
Buono, Collin Brown, Josh Keesey, Russ Morseman,
Bobby Peoples, Steve Hartman Sr., Lynn Burrell, Larry
Keegan, Brady Fultz, James Howard, Doug Kline, Jake
Dgien, Chris Brockway, Bill LaViolette, Andy Patton, Josh
Sawyer, Dillon Groover
Joe Willcox Performance Street Stocks Cars: 16
Summary of Jasper-Troupsburg Board of Education Meeting
Heats: Teddy Morseman, Jeremy Potrzebowski
35 lap feature: Brett Marlatt (2), Teddy Morseman, Jer- May 1, 2013
emy Potrzebowski, Rich Sharpsteen, Kane Stebbins, This summary is intended to help the Board and the Superintendent inform the community of the Jasper-
Corey Costa, Dean Layfield, Trevor Tompkins, Jeff Smith Troupsburg School District about the issues the district is addressing. If anyone has a question or concern,
and Allison Pierce. please feel free to contact Chad C. Groff, Superintendent (792-3675).
Signs Plus Mini Stocks: Cars: 12 Personnel items. The Board approved, with regret, the resignations for retirement of Mrs. Denise Dreher
Heats: Jason Gleason, John Hand Jr. and Mrs. Gail Ellis. We certainly extend our well-wishes to both teachers and extend our appreciation for their
20 Lap Feature: Brandon Morseman (1). John Hand many, many years of combined service to our students. The Board approved
Jr., Jason Gleason, Ray Spiecher, Rick Amidon, Jake the recommendation for tenure of Mr. Jason Oliver, elementary principal. Mr. Oliver has been a great addi-
Evingham, Ed Navone, Chris Hand, Chris Mashewski, tion to the elementary building and to our school district. As I explained to our elementary students, during a
Derrick Puryear, Mike Navone. DNS, Brian Grant Sr. morning program, we want him to stick around for a long time. Please congratulate
LaBarron Brothers Front Wheel Drives: Cars: 15 Mr. Oliver on receiving tenure. Mrs. Denise Dreher was approved as a substitute teacher for next year.
Heats: Jaye McConnell Jr., Allen English Action items. The Board authorized the district to participate in the all cafeteria supply bids with GST BOCES
20 Lap feature: Cody Baker (1), Matt Prescott, Allen during the 2013-14 school year. This includes meat and grocery, equipment, produce, paper, ice cream, milk,
English, Jaye McConnell Jr., Dan Mitchell, Nate Freeland, and bread. The school lunch prices for 2013-14 were approved at the following rates: Breakfast - $1.05 for
Eric Simons, Amber Pierce, Jerry Austin, Carl LeBarron, both buildings, Milk - $0.60 for both buildings, Elementary building Lunch - $1.45, and High School building
Adam Delgrosso, Wesley Houghtaling, Eric Farnham, Lunch - $1.65. The federal government has enacted regulations that require our meal prices to increase by
Jeremy Trank, Jeremy Seeley. a certain percentage each year.
ADDISON POST Saturday, MAY 11, 2013 Page 9
notice
NOTICE
18+ unemployed looking 2
make a difference fi nd a
nitch,= Vote 4 employers
NO tax impact Tues., 5/21
19-1T-P
Kurtz Greenhouse Open
3.8 miles west of Addison on Rte. 119. 2382 Newcomb Rd.
Hanging baskets, planters, fl owers, vegetable plants, onion
sets, potting soil. Open Mon. - Sat. Closed Sunday.
19-2T-C
NOTICE
Vote to save our pensions
Yes to global gov’s schools
NO tax impact 2% cap=
2.90%? + increases x 5 - 10 yrs.
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NOTICE
CAMPERS-KYAKERS-FISHERMEN
Nice private, shady spot by Canisteo River near Addison to
rent seasonally for $200/ family unit. Also suitable for swim-
ming, picnicking.
NO ATV’s. TOWNER TREE FARMS, Addison [phone]
East Troupsburg
or [email protected].
Cemetery
NOW AVAILABLEE
The annual cemetery meet-
ing will be held at the home of Soft Ice Cream!!
Ann Hulbert at 895 St. Rt. 36
in Troupsburg, N.Y. on May Sheet Pizzas
14th, at 7pm. There will be a
work day at the cemetery on $18.50 +tax (toppings $2 ea.)
May 18th, starting at 9am. We
Personal Pan Pizza’s
$5.00 +tax
could use help. If possible,
please come.
Bud & Bud Light
Correction
18 Pack 12 oz bottles or cans
ACSD Trans. Dept.
$13.99+tax&dep.
Article 5/4
Our apologies to Sue Sher- Hours: Mon. - Sat.: 7 AM - 9 PM Sun.: 8 AM - 6 PM
wood, who also braved the cold 892 St. Rte. 36, Troupsburg, NY
Benefi t For Joe Ribble
for our “Adopt-A-Highway” Day. 607-525-6400
A Spaghetti dinner benefi t for Joe Ribble will be held at the
Her name was inadvertantly left
Woodhull Firehall on May 19th, 2013 from 12:00 p.m. - till ?.
out of the thank you’s.
$7.00 adults, 12 and under free. There will be a Chinese Auc-
tion, 50/50 drawing and door prize. Addison Community Center Events
Joe has been battling with a long term illness and the benefi t The Leland D. Flint Community Center is located at 13 Community Drive Suite #103. The Center
will help pay for medical and travel expenses. 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 informa-
tion may be obtained by calling (607) - 359-2555.
Rummage & Bake Sale
Events for the week of Sunday, May 12, 2013 through Sunday, May 19, 2013, are as follows: Sun.-
A Rummage and Bake Sale will be held on Friday, May 10th and
5/12 - Gateway Fellowship - Pastor Scott Towner - 10:00 a.m., Al Anonymous - 7:00 p.m.; Mon. - 5/13
Saturday, May 11th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Risingville
- Tae Kwon Do - 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.; Wed. - 5/15 - Euchre - 7:00 p.m.; Thurs. 5/16 - Tae Kwon Do
United Methodist Church, 4530 Babcock Hollow Rd., Cameron
- Scott Towner - 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m..; Fri. - 5/17 -Addison Public Library - Book Sale 10:00 to ?; Sat.
Mills (between Cameron Mills and Bath).
5/18 - Addison Public Library Book Sale - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; Sun. - 5/19 - Gateway Fellowship
There will be a raffl e for a picture in a frame and a fl owerpot.
- Pastor Scott Towner - 10:00 a.m.; Alcoholics Anonymous - 7:00 p.m.
ADDISON POST Saturday, MAY 11, 2013 Page 10
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Rodney Welsh, Dwight Mather, Notice Of Formation Of
STEPHEN STRAUSS, SR. 10646 Ct. Rt. 119
607-359-3318 Addison, N.Y. 14801 Wells Pumps BLUEVANMAN LLC
769-1859 542-5464 Articles of Organization fi led with the Secretary of State
of NY (SSNY) on 04/01/2013. Offi ce location: Steuben
County. SSNY has been designated as agent upon
Faye Guild-Nash whom process against it may be served. The Post
Market Street Apothecary LLC
Offi ce address to which the SSNY shall mail a copy
RealtyUSA.com
78 West Market Street of any process against the LLC served upon him is
Corning, NY 14830 607-769-5902 BLUEVANMAN LLC, 323 Pioneer Rd. Painted Post
Phone: [phone] www.corningrealestateagent.com NY 14830. Purpose of LLC: To engage in any lawful
act or activity.
Fax: [phone]
Store Hours
Monday - Friday PUBLICATION NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION
24 Hour Emergency Service BK TRANSFER
8AM-6PM OF HOT TOP #1 LLC
Saturday 9AM-2PM Karen L Hogue RPh 5324 County Road 14 • Odessa, NY 14869
Under Section 206 of the
Closed Sundays & Holidays 607-329-2769
“A Farmer Friendly Direct Marketing Service” Limited Liability Company Law
The name of the Limited Liability Company is Hot Top #1
Barb Kelley • Accepting all types of livestock
LLC (“Company”). Its Articles of Organization were fi led
Owner/Operator • Competitive Pricing
with the Secretary of State on April 19, 2013. The offi ce
H.P. Smith & Son Licensed & Bonded • Trucking available
of the Company is to be located in Chemung County,
Toll Free: 1-877-208-0123 New York. The Secretary of State has been designated
Insurance Agency
as agent upon whom process against the Company may
Local: 607-703-0052 • Barb: 607-227-5282
be served. The post offi ce address to which the Secretary
Open Monday thru Friday
of State shall mail process is 1519 Cedar Street, Elmira
HOURS:
9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday 9am-4pm New York 14904. The purpose of the business of the
Company is to engage in general business enterprises.
Saturdays 9:00 am to Noon Working with you the farmer! Th ursday 9am-3pm
Woodhull, NY • 607-458-5151
Publication Notice of Organization of
SNOW SOLUTIONS LLC
Under Section 206 of the Limited Liability Company Law
SNOW SOLUTIONS LLC, a domestic LLC, Arts. of
Leach’s Ag Repair
Org. fi led with the SSNY on 3/22/13. Offi ce location:
Chemung County. SSNY is designated as agent
Doug Leach - Owner & Mechanic
upon whom process against the LLC may be served.
5626 Cty. Rte. 21 • Addison, NY 14801
SSNY shall mail process to: The LLC, P.O. Box 645,
24 years experience in Horseheads, NY 14845. General Purposes.
farm tractor and equipment
repair including tractor
engines & transmissions.
FOR SALE
Please call me with your repair needs:
607-359-2055 • 607-267-0382 FOR SALE
Reg. female Beagle, 11 months old. $50.00. 607-527-9969.
Concrete Waaallllllsss
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Stewart’s Contracting
Complete homes, foundations to kitchens, bathrooms, windows, sid-
ing, concrete work, pole barns, garages, steel buildings of all sizes. Rent or Hire UUUsss AUCTIONS
CALL: 814-517-4051
FAX: [phone] AUCTION
Saturday, May 25 - 10:00 a.m.
Driveways - Patios - Foundaattiioonnss
Rt. 248 Main St. Greenwood, NY
Ben Selling the contents of 3 barns of collectibles, also work-
Dixson Builders [phone] shop with all kinds of tools. Sale by Mitchell Mountain
Auctions, John Helgerson, Auctioneer. This will be a large
auction so expect to stay awhile. For listings and pictures
watch auctionzip.com 19-2T-P
eMPLOYMENT RUMMAGE SALE
RUMMAGE SALE
Health/Physical Education Teacher May 17th & 18th from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., 3752 Beeman
position available in the Jasper-Troupsburg School Hollow Rd., Addison. Lots of goodies, dishes, blankets
District. Only applicants certified in health and and tools etc. 19-1T-P
physical education will be considered. Application
materials are available at (www.jtcsd.org) and should
Dad’s Septic Tank Service include Cover letter, Resume, Certifi cation, and FOR RENT
References. Please contact Mr. Christopher Parker
1529 Sullivan Road - Addison, NY 14801
(607-792-3675) for any further details. Application
[phone] APARTMENT FOR RENT
materials must be received by 05/22/13. 19-2T-C In Addison, upstairs apartment $475.00 plus deposit &
~Pumping, Service, New Installations~
utilities. No Pets. Open fi rst of June 607-542-0642.
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