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$
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.............LE
...........2004
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..............Access ........................................$28,610
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$
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$
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10,954 $
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N. Lane, Bluefield, died Tuesday (May 25, 2010) at Duke months following the wedding. Anniversary announcements will
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BEING A GOOD STEWARD OF THE LAND
HAS ITS REWARDS!
“Get Ready For Summer” Conservation Stewardship Program Sign Up
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JUNE 8, 2010
streamlined than its predecessor, the Conservation Security odinwoodproducts@zitomedia.net
Program. “The conservation options available through CSP
will make sense to our producers,” she said. THE BOLIVAR COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY, located at the
• Brakes • Batteries • Oil, Lube, Filter Producers, farm families, and forest landowners who United Methodist Church, 80 Friendship St., is a volunteer
• Diagnostic Service • Exhaust System Work have maintained a conservation legacy on their farm over the ministry of the Bolivar churches. It seeks to provide emergency
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PAGE 6 SHINGLEHOUSE UNITED 12TH ANNUAL TENT SALE- 8 families. June 11th & 12th, 8am
METHODIST CHURCH till 5pm. Hallsport Road, Route 248 to Forsythe Rd. Sale is
Lincoln & Church Sts. between Stannards and Whitesville or State Rte. 19 to County
Pastor: Daniel Grimes Road 39 East. Approximately 5 miles turn left onto Skinner Hill
Sunday School..............9:30am
and follow signs. Maternity, infant-adult name brand clothes, car
Morning Worship........11:00am
Youth Group 1st & 3rd seat with 3 bases, highchair, televisions with VHS and DVD
Sundays.................4pm to 6pm players, sauna, John Deere bulldozer with winch, snowmobile,
JUNE 8, 2010

Thurs. Choir Practice...7:00pm
Tuesday Bible Study........Noon
An Access ramp and
nursery care provided.
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TABERNACLE
1127 Route 44
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20” rims with tires, push mower, table saw, glass shower door.
Something for everyone. Priced to sell, clean sale. 585-593-3561
for directions. There will also be an Estate Sale at this same
location. pb
ESTATE SALE / JUNE 11TH & 12TH- 8am-5pm. 85 plus years of
accumulated items! Estate items brought in from Millport, Pa. Lots
of antique and unique things. This will be held at the same
location as the Annual Tent Sale on the Forsythe Rd., Wellsville,

Shinglehouse, PA
814-697-7101 NY. A small list of antique items: Cherry plant stand, dressers,
Pastor: Bob Hubbard beds, dishes, old bottles, picture frames, mirrors and a Victrola!
Sunday School............10:00am Must come and browse! 585-593-3561 for more information or
Morning Worship........11:00am directions. pb
Sun. Eve. Service. . . . . . . . .6:30pm CHEST FREEZER FOR SALE- $100. Tan color, works great! Call
Wed. Eve. Service.........6:30pm 814-225-3752. fb
FOR SALE- Kid’s electric air hockey table, $20. Call 814-698-
BELL RUN
2023. fb
UNION CHURCH
904 Taylor Brook Road CARAVAN 2002 DODGE MINI VAN- Good condition, $3,500.
Pastor Chad Shaffer Wanted: Used four wheelers and oil field equipment. 716-801-
Shinglehouse•814-697-6972 2257. 6/8pb
Sunday School..............9:30am FOR SALE- 2009 MTD Brute 46” cut, a.t. with cruise. Sold new
Morning Worship........10:30am $1,799.99. Will sell $1,200. New condition, used only three times.
Sun. Eve. Service. . . . . . . . .7:00pm 814-544-7557. pb
Wednesday Bible Study & FOR SALE- 2003 Suzuki Intruder, new rear tire, battery, w/s,
Prayer Meeting.........7:00pm bags, crash bar, excellent condition, $3,475. 814-887-2942. 2/8pb
5’ TRAILER TYPE BRUSH HOG- Like new, used twice, $600.
ALMA UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH 716-933-8486. pb
Pastor: Clara Wilder YARD AND PAVILION SALE- 5 families, baby to adult clothes,
Sun. Morn. Worship . . . . . . .11am dishes, toys, 52” TV, PlayStation with games, decorations, bikes,
Sun. Eve. Children............6pm exercise bike and treadmill, pictures and lots of miscellaneous
Teens..........................7pm items. Cousins’ in Prentisvale, Pa. June 10th, 11th & 12th from
Wed. Adult Bible Study.....7pm 8am-5pm. More sales in area!! pb
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FIRST SEVENTH DAY MAIN STREET ANTIQUES
BAPTIST CHURCH
Huge selection of area vendors. 40 Main Street, Bradford, Pa.
JON BURT YOUNG OF GENESEE
8265 Main Street 814-596-7529. Open 7 Days 10am-5pm. cb
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Little Genesee 14754
Church: 585-928-1857 FREE KITTENS to a good home. Call 814-887-5820 after 6pm. fb
Office: 607-587-8436 FOR SALE- Peavey TNT electric bass amp, $400 o.b.o. 585-968-
7830 RTE. 417 WEST 2934 ROUTE 16 Pastor: Kevin Palmiter 5649, leave message or after 5pm. pb
BOLIVAR, NY OLEAN, NY www.sdbchurch.org FULL SIZE MATTRESS & BOX SPRING- $50. 716-933-6129. fb
Sabbath (Saturday) DRESSER FOR SALE- Chest of drawers, large Thomasville
(585) 928-1735 (716) 372-4208 Fellowship.................9:30am furniture, repainted with country stencils, $35. Port Allegany, Pa.,
Sabbath School..........9:45am
814-642-7314. fb
Morning Praise & Worship
*(1) NO MONTHLY INTEREST IF PAID WITHIN 12 MONTHS WITH PAYMENTS (MINIMUM MONTHLY PAYMENTS REQUIRED. VALID ON PURCHASES OF $1,000 OR MORE MADE
BETWEEN 2/1/10 - 6/30/10 WHEN YOU USE YOUR CUB CADET CREDIT CARD.) A PROMOTION FEE OF UP TO $125, A TRANSACTION FINANCE CHARGE, WILL BE CHARGED. 10:45am BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER- $275. 716-933-6129. pb
(1) A promotion fee of up to $125 that is a transaction FINANCE CHARGE will be added to the purchase balance. Valid on purchases of $1,000 or more made between 2/1/10 - 6/30/10 on a
Cub Cadet Credit Card account. On promo purchase balance, monthly payments equal to 2.50% of initial purchase balance required, but no monthly Finance Charges will be assessed if (1) Bible Study (Tuesday)....7pm TOPSOIL: Grow your own veggies and herbs. Blended with
promo purchase balance paid in full in 12 months, (2) all minimum monthly payments on account paid when due, and (3) account balance does not exceed credit limit. Otherwise promo may
First Sabbath of each month: composted manure and then screened. Loaded on your pickup or
be terminated & monthly Finance Charges assessed from purchase date. On promotions requiring a minimum payment, payments over the minimum will usually be applied to those promo
balances before non-promo and other balances. If you have a non-promo balance, this may reduce the benefit from the promo. If you want to change this allocation, please call Customer Fellowship meal after Worship. delivery available. 814-598-6559, Eldred, PA area. 4/8pb
Service. Standard terms apply to non-promo purchases and optional charges. Promo purchases on existing accounts may not receive full benefit of promo terms, including reduced APR if
applicable, if account is subject to delinquency pricing. As of 1/29/2010 APR: 23.99% & on all accounts in default, 29.99%. Minimum Monthly Finance Charge $2.00. Subject to approval by THANK YOU! I would like to say thank you to everyone who
GE Money Bank. CERES UNITED either donated, advertised, showed up and volunteered their time
†Registration within 30 days of purchase by your dealer/retailer (or you via cubcadet.com) ensures written confirmation of your free METHODIST CHURCH
4th year warranty. Fourth Year Extended Warranty offer valid from May 27, 2010, through June 26, 2010 on Cub Cadet Series 1000, at the benefit for my sister-in-law, Melissa “Missy” Sterling on May
2500, 3000. iSeries, RZT, Z-Force (Residential), Z-Force S and Z-Force S LP units only. See authorized participating Cub Cadet Pastor: Daniel Grimes 22nd at the Portville Legion. Unfortunately Missy passed away
retailers for details.
Worship Service............9:30am
Specifications and programs are subject to change without notice. Images may not reflect dealer inventory and/or unit specifications. three days after the benefit, but I want everyone to know the
© 2010 Cub Cadet Sunday School............11:00am
Choir, Wednesday.........6:00pm money that we made will still go to her husband Earl and their
4YRW_Q_1
Youth, Sunday..............6:00pm children to pay off medical bills. Thank you again and your
*** generosity will never be forgotten. -Pamela Appleby cb
FREE ADORABLE KITTENS- Litter trained, ready to go. 2
CURT WEINHOLD HAS A VARIETY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
calicos, 1 yellow and white female; 1 yellow and white male. 814-
ON DISPLAY AT CCMH’S IRWIN MEDICAL ARTS CENTER
225-6011. fb AS PART OF THE HOSPITAL’S
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KYLE’S RENEWABLE HEATING • 585-928-1585
Call today for expert lawn mower, chain saw, trimmer, and outdoor
stove sales / service. Sharpening chains: $4. Lawn mower blades:
$5. pb
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WANTED: Men’s bike with coaster brakes. 814-697-6975. tffb
WASHER & DRYER, $165 EACH. Refrigerator, $250. 30” Range,
$165. New dishwasher, $275. Call 716-373-1553 or 716-676-
3965. pb
FOR SALE - 100’s OF DJ QUALITY CDs. Top contemporary,
rock, rap and country. 17-18 cuts per CD. 1993 - 2008. $4 each or
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NEWS FROM NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF PARKS
& RECREATION
Elaine Nye Memorial Day Weekend Attendance Up 17% at State Parks
3495 North Drive, Riverview Heights Park visitation increased 245,000 visitors
Wellsville, NY from 2009 holiday weekend
Albany, NY (06/03/2010)(readMedia)- New York State Parks
Sat., June 12th, 9am-4pm

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Sun., June 13th, 9am-2pm
Sofa and love seat, entertainment center, side tables, dressers,
full size bed, king size bed complete, desks, wooden round oak table
with 5 leaves, Victorian marble top dresser with mirror and bed, metal
file cabinets, marble top plant stand.
Glass; crystal, stemware, Fostoria, Heisey, Fenton, McCoy,
Lenox, depression, paperweights.
Costume jewelry, sterling silver flatware set and other sterling
items, lots of books including Bobbsey Twins and other children’s
books. Hard and soft cover books, Fisher Price toys, BB and other
toy guns, Scout items, old wooden horse on glider, vintage kids’
games, baseball bats, gloves and cards, steamer trunk, old Griswold
Santa mold, old lamb mold, guitar, accordion, trombone, 150 dozen
attracted more than 1.7 million visitors statewide during the
past Memorial Day weekend, a 17 percent increase over the
2009 holiday weekend, State Parks Commissioner Carol Ash
said.
“The strong holiday attendance is proof that New Yorkers
love their state parks,” Ash said. “I’m happy that the citizens
across the state who have been expressing their support for
state parks are getting out and enjoying them. All of our
magnificent parks are open, and I encourage all New Yorkers
to fully enjoy all that our state parks have to offer. From
swimming to hiking to camping, our parks and historic sites
offer something for everyone.”
Ash said that attendance over the three-day weekend, May
29-31, totaled 1,705,977 visitors, an increase of 245,296
visitors over the May 23-25, 2009 holiday weekend. In
addition, an average of 91 percent of the park system’s

JUNE 8, 2010
used gold balls, ladders, 3 drawer tool cabinets, push mower, Bendix campsites and cabins were occupied over the weekend, up from
boat motor, tools. 88 percent last Memorial Day weekend.
Usual household items. Ash suggested the following excursions for New Yorkers to
Sale by: Tom and Jean Murray Colegrove experience the variety of the state park system.
Leon and Gloria Knox •Visit the nation’s oldest state park, Niagara Falls, which is
celebrating its 125th anniversary this year.
SUMMER OPENINGS- Monday through Friday in my home. Ages •Check out the state’s newest state park, the Walkway Over
2 - 11. Call JoEllen, 585-928-1291. 2/1p the Hudson, a former railroad bridge converted into a 1.25
RENT REDUCED / FRIENDSHIP: Decent 3 bedroom mobile mile linear park over the Hudson River.
home with full basement and 2 car garage on its own 1.3 acres. •Plan a weekend at the remarkable gorge at Letchworth
$695 $595/month plus utilities and security. WOTB. Call State Park, named a Top 10 Green Destination by I Love New
York, or one of many “gorge-ous” parks in the Finger Lakes.
Cornerstone 607-936-1945. See our complete listings at
•Stay at one of over a dozen campgrounds along the St.
www.homesbycornerstone.com c Lawrence River in the Thousand Islands.
HOUSE FOR RENT / WELLSVILLE: Decent 6 bedroom, 2 bath Get State Park updates on Facebook and Twitter
home with a large lot. Spacious living. This home has two first Ash also encouraged New Yorkers to visit the agency’s
floor bedrooms and laundry. $695/month plus utilities and calendar of events at www.nysparks.com for a listing of great
security. WOTB. Call Cornerstone 607-936-1945. See our events and programming happening throughout the season.
complete listings at www.homesbycornerstone.com c Visitors can also connect and share experiences through
Facebook and follow State Parks on Twitter. Both applications
The PORTVILLE COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY, located will provide regular updates and highlights about what’s going
at the First Presbyterian Church, 19 N. Main St., Portville, is on at State Parks.
a volunteer organization of the Portville Community. It is a Last year, the state park system recorded nearly 56 million
supplemental and emergency food pantry seeking to serve the visits. The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and
residents of the Portville School district. Anyone who receives Historic Preservation oversees 178 state parks and 35 historic
assistance (food stamps, welfare, Social Security, etc.) and sites. For more information on any of these recreation areas,
resides in the Portville School District is eligible to receive food call 518-474-0456 or visit www.nysparks.com f
from the Portville Community Food Pantry. The food pantry is
open the fourth Wednesday of each month from 10 a.m. to noon SHINGLEHOUSE FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
and again from 6 to 8 p.m. tf FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rte. 417, Little Genesee, NY
Rev. Russell Horning Office: 585-928-1856
THE BOLIVAR LIONESS CLUB IS COLLECTING used Sunday School..............9:15am Pastor: Clint Pearsall
hearing aids for the Finger Lakes Region Lion’s Hearing Morning Worship........10:30am Sunday School.........9:45am
Foundation. The FLRLHF assists financially burdened hearing Wednesday Service: Children’s Church and
BYF (ages 9-12).......3:30pm Morning Worship. . . . . . .11am
impaired persons in our area (and western NY). The used
Choir Practice..........6:15pm Sun. Eve. Worship. . . . . . .6:30pm
hearing aids’ salvage value normally offsets the cost of repairs.
Bible Study & Wednesday Evening
Please put your old hearing aids in a sealed plastic bag to
Prayer Meeting.........7:30pm Teen Groups.................6:30pm
prevent loss of small parts. A drop box is located at Steuben NOTE: Wheelchair, access Discovery Club Children’s
Trust Bank, Bolivar, NY or contact Mary Lowery, 585-928-1343 ramp and nursery provided. Program & Prayer Mtg ....7pm
if you have a donation. tf
HERITAGE AFLAME PORTVILLE BAPTIST
24-HOUR CRISIS HOTLINE: 585-593-5706 MINISTRIES CHURCH
Offers help for those having a hard time coping! 585-928-2648 ext. 2 24 Temple St., 716-933-8164
Confidential telephone counseling and a resource referral 71 Boss St., Bolivar, NY 14715 Pastor: Fred Kemp
information agent for mental health situations. We are here to Sunday Morning Services Sunday Services:
help with suicide prevention! Call us! We care! tf 9:30am. .&. .11:00am Sunday School.........9:45am
at The Chapel, Worship Hour........11:00am BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
YOUTH NIGHT 647 S. Union St., Olean, NY Afternoon Service....1:00pm June 9 - June 15, 2010
Knights Creek Evangelical Methodist Church, 2987 County Wed. Prayer..................6:00pm Wednesday-Family Night: Wed. Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich.
Road 9, Scio, NY 14880. Starts at 6pm on Friday nights. All at The Chapel. Bible Study & Prayer. .7pm Lunch: Hot Ham & Cheese, Potato Chips, Green Beans, Fruit.
ages are welcome. Message and prayer, board games and Wed. D2D......................6:30pm A Place for Everyone Thurs. Breakfast: Cinnamon Rolls.
snacks. tf at The Ministry Center. Nursery Care provided Lunch: Cook’s Choice.
Fri. Breakfast: Pancakes, Syrup.

Remember When?... Mon.

Lunch: Cook’s Choice.
Breakfast: Bagel, Cream Cheese.
Lunch: Ravioli, Tossed Salad, Dinner Roll, Fruit.
Tues. Breakfast: French Toast Sticks.
Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, French Fries, Mixed Vegetables, Fruit.
Lunch Prices: Full- $1.50. Reduced- 25¢. Please have your card with you
and use your ID number at all times when purchasing food in the cafeteria.
If you have an allergy to any food items please contact the cafeteria
manager for an alternate. You must have a doctor’s excuse for these
changes. Served Daily Assorted 8 oz. Milk, Assorted Fruits. Elementary
Students Pre Order soup and sandwich. Tossed salad will be available
everyday with your meal. Served on Grab and Go Line- Salads, Subs,
Pizza, Fruit, Juice and Milk.

BOLIVAR FREE LIBRARY

Hrs.: Mon., Wed., Thurs. 6-8pm; Tues. 12:30-4:30pm; Fri.
9:30am-4:30pm; Sat. 9am-12pm. tf

FRIENDSHIP FREE LIBRARY HOURS:

Hrs.: Mon: 12:30-6pm; Tues. Closed; Wed. 9am-12pm, 6-9 pm;
Thurs. 12:30pm-6pm, Fri. Closed, Sat. 10am-1 pm. tf

GENESEE LIBRARY HOURS

Summer Hrs: Mon. 12-8pm; Thurs. 9am-5pm; Sat. 12-4pm. tf

OSWAYO VALLEY MEMORIAL LIBRARY

Hrs: Mon. 10-8pm; Wed. 9-6pm; Fri. 9-6pm tf

Thank You
We would like to thank our
friends for their many cards,
prayers, and acts of kindness.
Pictured: Marie Moore, Ann Saunders, Jill Saunders, Barb Thomas, Fran Green, Donna Gates, and
They were all a great
Shorty Coyle. Photo provided by Fran Green, Bolivar, NY. encouragement.
The following is a related article from Sept. 21, 1977. “The Grandmothers” - BOLIVAR - They’re
grandmothers and they’ve been on the same team - and the same sponsor - for 17 years. That’s the Ann’s
Beauty Shop team that bowls at the Bowl-O-Var Lanes. They started in 1960. Ann Saunders is the team
Dick and Wendy
sponsor and she is a member of the group which includes, Marie Moore, Barb Thomas, Fran Green and Lanterman
Shorty Coyle.
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R EAL ESTATE
Bill Lake Real Estate
JUNE 8, 2010
William A. Lake, GRI PA Certified Appraiser
Smethport, PA Port Allegany, PA
814-887-5547 814-642-5000
Website: billake
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Coudersport Area
2 story country home on 36.25 acres. Shinglehouse
Trout stream through property and Comfortable one story home with 2
spring fed pond. 5 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath, bedrooms, full basement and garage
full basement. 1 car garage with shop. with paved driveway.
$149,500 #3791 $44,900
Liberty Township
Unique turn-key business on Eldred Borough
Historic Route 6. Ice cream and Well kept 3 bedroom ranch with
food drive-in, batting cages, living attached 1 car garage. Paved
quarters. All on 4.75 acres. driveway and enclosed rear porch.
$299,000 #3610 $69,900
FOR RENT / BOLIVAR- 2 bedroom upper, $385/month includes
water. Molisani Realty, 585-928-1070. tfc
RENTAL PAYMENT LOWERED / BOLIVAR: Nice 3 bedroom, 1
1/2 bath home with many updates and a decent size lot. $825.
$695/month plus utilities and security. WOTB. Call Cornerstone
607-936-1945. See our complete listings at
www.homesbycornerstone.com
RENTAL PAYMENT REDUCED / BOLIVAR: Large and spacious
3 bedroom home with the feel of a log cabin interior. This home
also boasts of 2.4 acres of land and features a large front porch.
$750. $695/month plus utilities and security. WOTB. Call
Cornerstone 607-936-1945. See our complete listings at
www.homesbycornerstone.com
RICHBURG-WIRT HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM- 243
Main Street, Route 275, Richburg, NY. Open every Wednesday
10am-3pm or by appointment. Meetings are held the first
Monday of every month, 7pm at the Museum - everyone
welcome! For more information or to schedule an appointment,
call the museum at 585-928-WIRT (9478) or Melanie at 585-
928-1249. E-mail richburgwirt@yahoo.com. tfc
DIVORCECARE and GRIEFSHARE
June 21 - September 27, 2010. Monday nights 6:30 - 8:30pm.
Biblical support group going through grief & divorce. Location:
Faith Bible Church (FBC), Little Genesee, NY. 585-928-1856
or 814-697-6985. Info. on www.fbcny.com tf
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SHINGLEHOUSE
The First Baptist Church of Shinglehouse, PA will be hosting
3 outdoor movies this summer. These will be shown on a big
screen on the church lawn on Academy Street in Shinglehouse,
Pa. The dates for these are June 18th, July 23rd and August
13th. Movies will begin at 9pm. Bring a chair or blanket for
seating. In case of bad weather, the movies will be shown
indoors. There’ll be free popcorn with the movies! 2/8f
DIABETICS:
Educational & Testing Services Provided By
The Wellsville Lions Club Diabetes Center
at Jones Memorial Hospital
WELLSVILLE – The Wellsville Lions Club
Jones Memorial Hospital Diabetes Center at
Jones Memorial Hospital sponsors a monthly series of classes
designed to assist diabetics in managing their condition. The
classes – which are titled “Diabetes Management”, “Diabetes
Complications” and “Connecting Food to Blood Glucose Levels”
– are held at Jones Memorial Hospital and include a private,
one-on-one session with a Certified Diabetic Nurse Educator.
Most insurances cover part - if not all - of the cost of diabetes
education sessions. For specific information, contact your
insurance provider.
Certified by the American Diabetes Association, the
Wellsville Lions Club Diabetes Center also offers on-site
testing, such as A1C, lipids, urine micro albumin, and a retinal
camera. For more information, contact your healthcare
provider or call the Diabetes Center at 585-596-5035.
Bolivar Storage
Liberty St. Extension, Bolivar, NY
Call Bob Ingalls: 585-928-2678
We Sell Boxes • Variety of Sizes Available
Units Starting at
$
35 per mo.
6TH ANNUAL GREGORY J. HOLLAMBY
RICHBURG FIRST DAY SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT - JUNE 19TH
BAPTIST CHURCH The 6th Annual Gregory J. Hollamby Softball Tournament
128 Main St., Box 242 will be held on Sat., June 19th at Forness Park in Olean, NY.
Pastor: Larry J. Allen Team entry
Early Worship..............9:00am fee: $125.00. There will
Sunday School............10:00am also be a Penny
Morning Worship. . . . . . .11:00am Carnival, Raffles and
Wednesday Prayer Mtg. . . .7pm food.
REALTOR
®
Thursday LIFE Adventure A Home Run
Club for boys & girls in 1-8 Derby will be held Fri.,
grades. For more info. and June 18th at Marcus
spiritual counsel, phone 585- Park in Olean, NY. For
®
928-2400. more info. contact:
Walter Hollamby at
KAHAL ELOHIM YISRAEL 716-372-1506.
76 S. Main St., Wellsville The tourn-
(congregation of the God of Israel) ament is held each year
Wednesdays: as a fundraiser to
Midrash (study). . . . . . . .7:00pm continue to be able to
Saturdays: present two scholar-
Sabbath Meeting.....10:30am
Austin Area ships each year in
14 room country home on 19 Food Pantry...................5-7pm memory of Gregory J.
picturesque acres with renovated Donations of cash or food accepted. Hollamby.
barn used for retreats. Call for details. To make a
#3804 $350,000 #3785 ANGLICAN CATHOLIC donation to either tournament expenses or to the scholarship
CHURCH OF THE GOOD fund, contact: Walter Hollamby, West River Road, Olean, NY
SHEPHERD 14760. 3/1fb
29 South St. at Stone St.,
Cuba, NY CARFIT HELPS SENIOR DRIVERS
Services as announced. FIND THEIR SAFEST FIT
Upcoming CarFit Event Scheduled For June 17, 2010
PORTVILLE FREE The Allegany County Older Driver Assistance Network, a
Roulette LIBRARY HOURS:
Well maintained 2 story home with 3 program of the Allegany/Western Steuben Rural Health
bedrooms and garage, blacktop Hrs.: Mon., & Thurs. 1-8pm; Network, Allegany County Office for the Aging and Allegany
driveway. Tues. 10am-5pm; Frid. 9am-5 County Community Partnership on Aging, invites older drivers
#3809 $39,900 #3724 pm; Sat. 10am-1pm. tf to participate in the upcoming free CarFit Event on Thursday,
June 17, 2010, 1:30-4:00 p.m., at the Alfred Police Department
BI-MONTHLY CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS Parking Lot, Alfred, New York. Reservations can be made by
The Dollar Stretcher Blog by Gary Foreman calling either the Allegany/Western Steuben Rural Health
I have heard that paying on a credit card debt every two Network at 585-593-5223, ext. 12, or the Allegany County
Office for the Aging at 585-268-9390.
weeks, instead of paying it once a month saves on interest and
CarFit is an educational program created by the American
could pay off the debt faster. Is this true? I have been trying to
Society on Aging and developed in collaboration with AAA
put at least $50 on the debt, every two weeks, plus pay the
minimum, once a month, but not seeing much progress. Will (American Automobile Association), AARP and the American
c this help in the long run, more than the short term? Is there a Occupational Therapy Association. The program is designed to
better way to go about paying credit card debt off than bi- help older drivers find out how well they currently fit their
weekly? -Sue M. personal vehicle, to highlight actions they can take to improve
Sue asks a good question. Can paying a little extra every their fit, and to promote conversations about driver safety and
two weeks really reduce her credit card balance? And, the community mobility. A proper fit in one’s personal vehicle can
answer is (drumroll, please): sometimes... greatly increase not only the driver’s safety, but also the safety
of others.
Sometimes??? What kind of an answer is that? It’s a truthful
c “As we age, changes in our vision, flexibility, strength,
one. But don’t worry. We’ll show you an easy way to see if your
situation is one where bi-weekly payments are a good idea. range of motion and even size and height may make us less
The first thing we need to do is to learn a few facts about comfortable and reduce our control behind the wheel,”
credit card accounts. Most of us get a monthly bill. We can pay explained Helen Evans, AWSRHN Program Manager. “CarFit
all of it, just the minimum or something between the minimum provides older adults with the tools to understand and apply
and all of it. You already knew that. the safety features of their vehicles.”
What you might not have known is that your payment is At the CarFit event, trained volunteers will complete a 12-
credited to the account the day that it’s received. Not on the point checklist with each driver. Among the items checked: Is
due date on your statement. That’s important because of the the person positioned correctly in the driver’s seat? Can the
next fact. person reach the pedals easily? Does the person know how to
If you carry a balance on your account, the amount you owe adjust mirrors properly or have the flexibility to use the
is racking up interest charges every single day. You may think mirrors?
that you’re paying 14.04% (Bankrate.com http://www.bank- “Our goal is to ensure that seniors “fit” their vehicle
properly for maximum comfort and safety,” continued Evans.
rate.com/credit-cards.aspx).
“A CarFit check takes approximately 20 minutes and will
That’s the annual rate. You’re
provide the participant with recommendations on car
really paying 0.03846% per
adjustments and adaptations, a list of resources in our area
day.
and greater peace of mind.”
The bank will calculate
For further information about the upcoming CarFit Event,
your balance daily and also
or to learn how to become a CarFit trained volunteer, please
how much interest you owe for
contact Helen Evans at 585-593-5223, ext. 11. f
that day. Anything that
COLLECTING By Larry Cox
reduces your balance will
Q: I own a World War II vintage German-made Walther pistol,
reduce the amount of interest
Model PP, in excellent condition with matching holster. Can you refer
charged for that day and all
me to a collector or place where I can determine its value? -- R.R.A.,
days after.
OK, so making an extra Palm Coast, Fla.
payment every two weeks is a A: I was able to find Walther pistols referenced in Warman’s World
good idea, right? Not War II Collectibles: Identification and Price Guide by John F. Graf
necessarily. It could be that (Krause, $24.99). There are several dozen PP models, and values range
you have better options. from about $200 to $5,000, depending on the markings and other
factors. This is an excellent reference and might be a good place to begin
We’re going to do some
your search. I also recommend Jeff Albiniak, an established dealer with
calculations. But, let’s be a good reputation with collectors of militaria. Contact him at
honest and admit that most of cwbuffster@aol.com, and 520-514-2195.
us don’t like math. So if you’re Q: I have a picture of Morris the Cat by Charles Frace that was
math-phobic you can just skip issued in 1981. It is called “Top Cat Award,” and I am curious about how
the next two paragraphs. You don’t need them to get to the much it is worth. -- Estelle, Sun City West, Ariz.
right answer. A: Charles Frace built his reputation as a wildlife illustrator. His
Sue is putting in an extra $50 two weeks before she sends in “Morris the Cat” portrait was published as a poster, and thousands were
the rest of the bill. So how much does that save her? To borrow issued. I found a copy at the Prellop Fine Arts Gallery in Salado, Texas,
$50 at 14.04% will cost her $7.02 per year or 1.9 cents per day. priced for $30. I suspect that is probably close to the value of the one
that you have. If a lithograph is signed by the artist or is numbered, it is,
So paying $50 14 days early would save Sue 26.6 cents.
of course, worth more.
But the stamp to mail in the check will cost nearly twice
that. Not to mention that her time is worth something. So
sending in an early check actually costs her more than she
saves. Don’t know what to do for your
So how can Sue tell when it makes sense to send in an extra Dad this Father’s Day?
early payment? Actually, that’s not hard at all.
It makes sense to pay your credit card bill more than once a
month if any of these are true: Allow J&F Car Dentist to fully
- you can make your payments online detail his car inside and out for a
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day in the future. So the biggest effect on Sue’s balance is the
extra $50. That’s true whether it’s a separate payment or if she Offer expires 6/20/2010.
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BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CENTRAL
SCHOOL NEWS
June
2010
FROM THE DESK OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
Dear Community Members:
I sit here at my desk thinking about what I should put in my last newsletter. I was
thinking back many years when I first started teaching in 1973 with hopes that through
teaching I could help young students begin preparing for their future. Teaching was very
rewarding to me. Even today students that I had, some now 50 years old, come up and
thank me for the help I gave them or tell me they enjoyed my classes and learned things
that they still use as adults.
As I continued to learn, I began to feel that as an administrator I could affect student
learning more by working with teachers and trying to give them the experience in
teaching that took me many years to learn. That too was very rewarding. As I continued
to learn and working in different areas of education I got the desire to use all this
knowledge in order to go to the next level which was superintendent of schools. My final
goal in education was to become a school superintendent. So with hard work and
continued learning, I have reached my goal. Now it is time to focus my attention on my
family and other interests I have.
The past 20 years at Bolivar-Richburg Central School have been very rewarding. I
feel that I am leaving the district with students’ achievements up, building and facilities
are in good shape and financially we are able to maintain our quality academics and
extracurricular activities. We have been lucky to hire good teachers who have added to
the quality of instruction and our administrative team is strong and willing to do what is
necessary to keep BRCS moving forward. We have also been fortunate through the
years to have good board members who are dedicated to Bolivar-Richburg Central
School and because of their continued service; there has been stability in our
governance team.
All of the above are very important qualities needed to have a quality school
system, but without community support, having a good school would become very
difficult.
That brings me to thanking you, all of our community members, for the support you
have given our school during the past 20 years that I have been part of the system and
especially my last 7 years.
Thank you for believing in our school system and for your continued support by
approving our last budget. Even during financially difficult times, you have shown your
support of BRCS. I appreciate it, the administrators and board appreciate it, but most
importantly you did it for the students here at Bolivar-Richburg Central School.
On July 1, 2010, your new superintendent will begin leading Bolivar-Richburg
Central School into the future. Marilyn Capawan will have to make many hard and
difficult decisions similar to what all superintendents have to do. But if you always keep
in mind what is best for the students and if the community can financially support it, you
will never go wrong in your decision making process.
Again, thank you very much for the opportunity to have served the district of Bolivar-
Richburg Central School and I wish you all the best in the years to come here at Bolivar-
Richburg Central School.
Joseph DeCerbo
Superintendent of Schools
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ANNUAL BUDGET VOTE INFORMATION
I would like to thank all of the community members who came out to vote on May
18, on the 2010-2011 school budget and three propositions. If you have any questions,
please give me a call at school. Again, thank you for your support.
As we promised we have reviewed all of the EXIT POLL information and have listed
the information we have gathered from you the voters.
The questions are placed in order according the top selection from the voter who
responded to the following questions:
How would you rate the quality of the educational program in our district?
45 Excellent 96 Very Good 53 Average 4 Poor 10 Don’t Know
The Board of Education is expecting that next year will be another difficult budget
year for New York State and is requesting your input. Please indicate which of the
following should be the top 3 considerations for the Board when developing next year’s
budget, if funding from the State continues to be a problem. (Number your responses 1,
2, 3 in order of importance, with 1 being the first thing the Board should consider):
Reduce Operating cost where possible 138
Reduce field trips 104
Reduce Summer School (K-8) 68
Eliminate Drivers’ Education 45
Increase class size 44
Reduce Electives 41
Reduce Extracurricular (Athletics, Clubs) 36
We also received many positive and negative comments but because of the large
number we are unable to list them, but we have read them all and do appreciate your
comments and assure you that they will be considered when making future decisions.
Please feel free to voice your comments and concerns at anytime, and do not wait
until the annual vote to voice your concerns. Your voice is very important and is
considered in the decision making process.
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Annual Budget Vote Results...
Budget $17,215,369.00 Yes 193 No 68
Purchase of 2 buses Yes 176 No 90
Little Genesee Library Yes 168 No 98
Additional $2,000.00
Richburg Colonial Library Yes 191 No 74
Additional $3,000.00
Board Members: David Herne - 3 year term (188)
Charles Bessette - 3 year term (179)
Carol Greene - 1 year term (177)
T. Scott Baldwin - (111)
Christine Morsman - (109)
ELEMENTARY NEWS
By: Michael Schott
Elementary Principal
June is here which means the school year is quickly coming to a close and the
month is packed with plenty of activities.
Our fifth grade students have been to the Belmont BOCES for several outdoor
education classes, our fourth grade have made their annual adventure to Crook Farm,
the first grade will be heading to the Erie Zoo on the 10th and 11th. Our third grade will
be taking a trip to the YMCA on the 15th and the fifth grade will be finishing out the
school year with a trip to the Pioneer Oil Museum and Bolivar Library. As you can see,
many students have already participated in or will be participating in an exciting and
educational field trip.
June 18 will be the elementary school cook out and field day. Students should
dress for participation in physical fitness activities on this day. On Monday, June 21, we
will have “move-up day” for our kindergarten students with their graduation being on
Tuesday, June 22 starting at 9:00. Also on Monday June 21, we will have an academic
awards assembly for our 4th and 5th grade students honoring many for their academic
achievement. “Move-up day” for students in grades 1-5 will take place on the 24th with
report cards being issued that same day.
Please note that Monday the 21st is a full day of school for all students in grades K-
5. Tuesday the 22nd kindergarten students will be released after their graduation
ceremony, and they will be issued their report card at that time. Students in grades 1-5
will be in school the whole day on the 22nd. Wednesday the 23rd and Thursday the 24th
students will be dismissed at 11:00 with the 24th marking the last day of school for this
year.
I wish everyone a safe and happy summer vacation.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
SECONDARY PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
Dear Students, Parents and Community Members,
It is hard for me to believe that this will be my last correspondence for the 2009-
2010 academic school year. . It seems like just a short time ago that the year was
beginning and the anticipation and possibilities of all we could accomplish together was
new and exciting. I am proud to report to you today that our school system has
experienced many successes, and most importantly our students grew in terms of
academic achievement and personal growth.
In terms of academic achievement we continue to provide a quality education for
our students, as evidenced by their strong performance on grades 6-8 State
Assessments and Regents Examinations. Although unofficial, early indications are that
our middle school students performed admirably on their recent E.L.A. and math
assessments. There is also strong indication that they will perform well on their
upcoming Science and Social Studies assessments, and continue on with what has
always been strength in our building. Also, this past November our middle school
teachers and students were recognized and honored for being one of the continually
overachieving schools in terms of science achievement. It should be noted that only a
handful of schools in the state qualified for this prestigious designation.
At the end of the last school year we were recognized by Business First as one of
the most overachieving school districts in Western New York in terms of academic
performance, and we achieved yet another all-time high in terms of overall rankings. We
eagerly await the release of this year’s results and hope that our improvement continues
and serves as justification for all of the hard work and effort put in on behalf of our
students, faculty and staff.
From a curricular and extra-curricular standpoint we are very pleased with the
accomplishment of our students outside of the classroom. We had several of our
students not only compete in, but excel at music competitions at both the county and
state level. One very talented student was even selected to represent our school at the
N.Y.S.S.M.A. Conference as an All-State Choir member. This is the highest distinction
that can be bestowed upon a person in terms of musical recognition. Several more of our
students won a state wide F.C.C.L.A. competition and will now go on to represent our
school at a national conference in Chicago, Illinois. These are just a few of the many
highlights experienced by and as a result of Bolivar-Richburg students during the past
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school year.
In terms of our athletic accomplishment we saw several of our teams and individual
athletes competing for sectional titles and garnishing individual awards. Currently as I
am typing this article, we have both our boys’ baseball and girls’ softball teams on the
verge of garnishing yet another sectional championship. However what stands out the
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most to me, is the fact that (7) of our athletic teams were recognized as New York State
Team Scholar Athletes. In order to receive this distinction, the team as a whole must
maintain an overall academic average exceeding ninety-percent. The teams achieving
this honor include girls’ soccer, tennis, basketball, softball and track, and boys’
basketball and golf. Congratulations to these and all of our student athletes for
participating in extra-curricular events, but still have the discipline and commitment to
perform so admirably in the classroom.
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Despite all of this success, I can ensure you that we are not satisfied with where we
are at. We will continue to push ourselves to be better educators and role models for the
sake of your children and our students. It is and will always be our goal to best prepare
your children to be successful once they leave the friendly confines of Bolivar-Richburg.
Please know that not only you, but we are looking out for their best interest as well.
Here is to a happy and safe summer vacation to all. It has been an honor and a
pleasure to work with such wonderful students and teachers and serve such a
prestigious school and district.
Yours in education,
John R. Marshall
Secondary Principal
A MESSAGE FROM THE NEW SUPERINTENDENT
Being selected to serve as the next Superintendent of Bolivar-Richburg Central
School is an honor for which I am grateful and excited, and I look forward to building
strong relationships
with everyone in-
volved in this com-
munity of learners. So
many people speak of
BR with great
affection and pride- it
will truly be a privilege
for me to have the
opportunity to con-
tribute to that tradition.
Before joining
BR, I have worked for
the Keshequa Central
School District in
Marilyn Capawan, New Superintendent; Heather Ferris, School Board Nunda, as Super-
President; Joseph DeCerbo, Retiring Superintendent intendent, Assistant
Superintendent, and
Elementary Principal. I was also a teacher in the Dansville Central School District for ten
years, teaching children in Kindergarten, First and Fifth grades. Prior to becoming an
educator, I worked for Xerox and Merrill Lynch, which provided me with a background in
business.
I graduated from Georgetown University with a BS in Foreign Languages,
Nazareth College with an MS in Elementary Education, earned a Certificate of Advanced
Study in Educational Administration from SUNY Brockport, and completed the 2006
Superintendent Development Program through SUNY Oswego.
My husband Michael and I currently live in Nunda, and are beginning our search for
a home in the Bolivar-Richburg area. We are the proud parents of three children: Conor
Sheehan, who is currently a student at Boston University Law School, Rory Sheehan
who graduated this month from Loyola University in Chicago, and Kristen Capawan who
is at the University of Illinois.
I hope to meet many of you in the months ahead, and know that together we can
continue to make a positive difference in the lives of our students, and develop the
promise and potential of BR’s future.
BEST WISHES ON YOUR RETIREMENT
Mr. Gibbons, Mr. DiGirolamo, Mr. Evans
The Bolivar-Richburg Central School District would like to acknowledge and thank
Mr. Gibbons, Mr. DiGirolamo and Mr. Evans for their many years of service to the district
and most importantly the students of this district. Your commitment to providing a sound
education, service both during and after school hours, and the example you set for
others will sorely be missed. Best of luck to all of you as you head off into retirement.
FELICIDADES DEL DEPARTMENTO ESPANOL!
Spanish 8 students are finishing the year by learning about animal vocabulary. Their
final exam will be given in class on June 10th and 11th. The students who are
challenging the proficiency exam will be doing the speaking portion of their exam on
June 14th from 11:00-2:00.
The high school Spanish classes are reviewing for finals and Regents exams. The
Regents review session for Spanish will be Monday, June 21st at noon in Room 219.
Brandi K. Lasnick
Spanish Teacher
GUIDANCE GRADES 6-9
Christy Crandall-Bean
Summer School Information
If your child is in grades 6-9 and needs to attend summer school, I will notify you
by phone regarding which classes your child needs to register for. Summer school for
grades 6-8 is offered for $4.00 at the Richburg building from July 6th through August
12th on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Summer school for grades 9-12 is
offered at the Elm Street Academy in Cuba for a charge of $25.00 per course. High
school summer school start dates have yet to be announced.
I can be reached at 928-2561, extension 2915 or via email at CCrandall-
Bean@brcs.wnyric.org. Please leave me a message if you can not reach me and I will
return your call as soon as possible over the summer.
Have a safe and relaxing summer! Mrs. Crandall-Bean
5th Graders Preparing to Transition to the Middle/High School
On June 1st, the 5th graders received a visit from four sixth grade students-
Andrew Walters, Kailee Fletcher, Katie Hackett and Allen Murphy. The sixth grade
speakers then answered questions students had written down about life in sixth grade.
This is a big transition for students changing to a new school building, new faces and
routines which can be stressful for students and parents.
The fifth graders will also tour the high school building on the last day of school
and receive their supply lists for sixth grade. Please mark your calendars as Sixth
Grade Orientation Night has tentatively been set for August 26th at 7pm in the
Auditorium. We hope these transition activities help prepare students to enter sixth
grade. However, if you have a question over the summer, please do not hesitate to call
The Guidance Office or email me at CCrandall-Bean@brcs.wnyric.org.
Dear Parent/Guardian:
As part of the Bolivar-Richburg Central School District’s pest management program,
pesticides are occasionally applied. You have the right to be informed prior to any
pesticide application made to the school grounds and buildings. In certain emergencies,
pesticides may be applied without prior notice, but you will be provided notice following
any such application. If you need prior notification, please complete the information
below and submit to:
Bolivar-Richburg Central School
100 School Street
Bolivar, NY 14715
Pesticides use Prior Notification Request
(Please Print)
Parent/Guardian Name:________________________________________________
Child’s Name:_______________________________________________________
Street Address:______________________________________________________
City:_______________________________ ZIP Code:______________________
Telephone Numbers: Daytime_________________ Evening_______________
Please Check One:
_____ I wish to be notified prior to a scheduled pesticide treatment inside of the
building.
_____ I wish to be notified prior to a scheduled pesticide treatment on the grounds
of the school.
_____ Both of the above.
CLASS OF 2011
By Mrs. Hawver and Ms. Dimmig
Just a reminder! Sign up sheets for working at the fair were due on June 7th. If
your student has not turned this in please do so right away as the schedule is being
worked on. An email of items still needed for the fair will be sent out soon. If you were
not at the meeting in May and would like to donate items or work please contact Ms.
Dimmig at sdimmig@brcs.wnyric.org or Mrs. Hawver at khawver@brcs.wnyric.org
Letters will be in the June report cards with the current dues and share statement.
If students have not paid their dues, caps and gowns will not be handed out next year.
The class gives a gift of $2100.00 to The Claw (the yearbook). The money for this
comes from the share accounts. If your student has not taken part in any fund raisers,
they will need to pay $35.00.
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Students of the Month
KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Wolcott’s class: Gabe Coats- Gabe is a hard working and motivated student!
Miss Glover, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Tompkins..... He loves to learn new things, and he is wonderful with hands-on activities.
Wow! The end of the year is here already. I can’t believe that the year is almost Congratulations, Gabe!
over. We have finished all of our new sight words for the year. The students are now Mrs. Lemaster’s class: Tyler Morris- Tyler cooperates with others and works hard
reviewing and practicing the words. The students have also begun the last unit in our at school! Congratulations, Tyler!

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reading series. They are learning about building with different types of materials and Mrs. Babcock’s class: Hannah Wiatrowski- Hannah is a motivated learner and a
tools. This is a review unit for the students to work on the vowels again for extra terrific listener. Congratulations, Hannah!
practice. Mrs. Hill’s class: Selena Peters- Selena has done an outstanding job in the
Kindergarten graduation will be held on Tuesday, June 22 at 9:00 am in the classroom!
elementary gym. This will be the last day of school for the kindergarten students only. Happy summer birthday wishes go out to:
Kindergarten students will be dismissed following the graduation festivities. Happy
Graduation to all the kindergarten students! We are so proud of all the students! We will June July
miss you all! Denver Johnson: 24th Cole Burkett: 2nd
Miss Glover would like to wish a happy June birthday to Jason Peck on the 15th! Cassidy Cole: 25th Owen Neudeck: 4th
Happy July birthday to Dennis Rhodes on the 19th. Also, a Happy August birthday to Neleha Wiedemann: 26th Robert Turybury: 11th
Dakoda Puccinelli on the 2nd and Breanna Militello on the 17th! Autumn Geist: 11th
Mrs. Rogers would like to wish a happy birthday to Tasha Winas-Brownell on June Victoria Stuck: 14th
22nd and Castity Gowdy on June 26th. Happy August birthday to Joseph Collins on Jaydon McDonald: 16th
the 7th, Jalen Swift and Ethen Lewis on the 20th and Kadin Tompkins on the 26th! Jordan McDonald: 16th

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Mrs. Tompkins would like to wish happy July birthday to Lukas Miller on the 6th, Kaylee Middaugh: 19th August
Hunter Stuck on the 12th, Brad Johnson on the 20th and Jessica Majot on the 30th! Chase Murray: 24th Skyler Hess: 8th
Mrs. Mitchell would like to wish a Happy July birthdays to David Baldwin on the Hunter Murray: 24th Angel Liller: 20th
3rd, Paityn Johnston on the 10th and Landon Danaher on the 26th. Happy August Sarah Tarby: 26th Macy Jones: 29th
birthdays go out Ryan Greeson on the 4th, Lloyd Kinnicutt on the 9th and Tayler Jacob McDonald: 26th Rayce Carr: 30th
Rockefeller on the 28th. Delainee Hodgson: 26th
Fiona Pope: 29th
Veda Burdick: 30th

FIRST GRADE
Mrs. Allen, Mr. Bogey, Mrs. McClellan, Mrs. Scott.....
Many of our first graders have researched a zoo animal and prepared a report to
help us get ready for our trip to the Erie Zoo. We learned a lot while putting these reports
into Power Point presentations.
We are also looking forward to our Walk-Around-Town on June 21st. We get to eat
lunch downtown, visit local businesses and visit with community helpers.
We have enjoyed reading a variety of genres this past month. “Peter’s Chair” by
Ezra Jack Keats is a realistic fiction tale of a little boy who realized that his family is
more important than a favorite chair. Then we read several of the Henry and Mudge
books by Cynthia Rylant, also realistic fiction selections. We found that we enjoy reading
chapter books now. We are now in our last anthology. We read two animal fantasies
and an informational fiction. Our last three selections are all true. The first being
expository nonfiction and the last two were biographies about Alexander Graham Bell
and Ben Franklin. We do enjoy reading a wide variety of books.
In math, we have been working on measuring, adding and subtracting double-digit
numbers, fact families, and fractions. We learned to measure in inches and centimeters.
We can add and subtract vertically as well as horizontally now. We have most recently
been learning about halves, thirds, and fourths.
We have several birthdays coming up soon. Happy birthday to the following
students this summer:
June July August
Brennen Gilliland- 6th Dominik Baldwin- 8th Jacob Carmichael- 6th
Aliyah Cole- 7th Sam Thornton- 12th Emma & Taylor Murphy- 7th
Jesse Taylor- 8th Tj Duchesne- 21st Antonio Chudy- 14th
Gracie Thomas- 8th Paige Taylor- 25th Benjamin Roberts- 28th
George Weston- 17th Roger Geist- 29th
Gage Nichols- 22nd
Kadence Kreamer- 23rd
Dustin Skinner- 27th
Our students of the month for this month are Kurt Guenther, Tasha Wedge, Mary
Carll, and Dustin Skinner. Congratulations to these fine students who all show
cooperation in our classroom!
As the year draws to a close, we would like to thank our volunteers for all their help
this year. An extra special thanks goes to Connie Lewis for the many hours she spent
helping in our classrooms. She was a wonderful helper, and we certainly appreciate all
the time she spent in our room. Mrs. Scott’s class would like to thank Mrs. Seely for
volunteering in their classroom.
We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable summer. Be sure to encourage your child to
read daily this summer. Have your child read the Waterford books again and again and
make trips to your local library often. Thanks for a great year!
SECOND GRADE
Mrs. Babcock, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Lemaster, Mrs. Wolcott.....
The final month of school has arrived! Where has the year gone? Second graders
will be very busy taking their end-of-year reading benchmark test. It is in ELA format,
which helps them get ready for the third grade ELA exam. Our Thoughtful Classroom,
Step up to Writing, and Reading with Meaning Strategies should help the students’
results. Everyone has worked hard this year to put these useful ideas into practice on a
daily basis.
We have had a wide range of topics in our reading series this month! We’ve gone
from baseball to cowboys and now a story on the history of the American flag. We will
end our reading series with a story about modern day Native Americans and their
customary jingle dance.
Be sure to keep reading with your children over the summer vacation! Chapter
books are so popular with 2nd graders now. Take advantage of the Bolivar Library, as
well as the Colonial Library. This is also a great time to get library cards for your children.
Math has been fun, but challenging as we finished up Money and Time. Keep
practicing these useful daily living skills at home with your children. Counting to 1,000
has been exciting for everyone! Each student is trying to reach the goal!! We also will be
working on Fractions, Measurement, and Multiplication this month. As you can see, we
still have much to do!
Cursive writing is going well for us! Many students are now writing in cursive with
their daily work! It is so exciting to see.
There are some fun activities planned for the end of the year. Watch for notes from
your child’s teacher to inform you of the dates.
Thank you to all our parents for your help this year with our Little Celebrations
books, spelling words, special treats, and your daily support! It is greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Wolcott would like to thank Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Tarby and Mrs. Cox for their dedicated
help with our Centers this year. Another thank you goes out to our wonderful aides for
their patience and diligent work with our students! It is all greatly appreciated!
Mrs. Babcock and Mrs. Wolcott would like to thank Mr. Schott and Mrs. Robinson for
all they have done for them over the years!
Have a safe and enjoyable summer!
Mrs. Wolcott’s class made tie dyed t-shirts to wear on Field Day!
Mrs. Harmon.......
Well, here we are, June. Just a few more weeks of school left. Then, it is time to
regenerate energy and get ready for September. This year has just flown, as will the
summer. I couldn’t ask for a better 1st year at Richburg. Many thanks to my students,
their parents, my co-workers, and administration for all the help and support this year.
I truly appreciate all of you.
Speaking of great kids, I am pleased to say that Te’a Page is my classroom’s
student of the month. Te’a is a very sweet young lady who tries very hard at
everything she attempts. Congratulations and thank you Te’a.
FIFTH GRADE
Mrs. Cawley, Mr. Lounsberry, Miss Weitzel.....
Science is an exciting place to be right now. In addition to our habitats, we are
studying food chains and food webs. That means we will soon be working with owl
pellets. We are also using the microscopes to examine plant cells. The big raffle for the
plants and animals in the habitats will be taking place soon for those who returned
signed golden tickets!
In social studies, Mr. Lounsberry’s classes are learning about the Civil War. We will
learn about the causes of the war as well as find out about the devastation it caused to
our country. The children will create some really interesting projects related to this unit of
study.
The first week in June, the fifth-graders began a special activity called Project
KNOW. This program covers several topics including self-esteem, family communication,
peer pressure, and body acceptance. Another important component is the growth and
development of the human body. It is very informative and valuable for our students as
they grow and develop into mature sixth graders next year.
The last week of school, the fifth-graders will take a field trip to the Bolivar Free
Library and Pioneer Oil Museum. While at the library, we hope to learn about our
genealogies through the help of the BRAG Historical Society. We will also find out how
to sign up for the library’s summer reading program called “Make a Splash at Your
Library.” At the museum, we will continue to learn more about the amazing history of our
area. The students will get a first-hand look at several working models of oil rigs as well
as see many other interesting exhibits.
Congratulations to Makenna Herne for being named as Miss Weitzel’s student of
the month. She is outgoing and always has a big smile on her face. Chloe Kottwitz has
been selected as student of the month in Mr. Lounsberry’s class. She has a great
attitude toward school and is certainly a good friend to everyone around her. Tianna
Leverette, always polite and mannerly, is the student of the month for Mrs. Cawley’s
class.
ELEMENTARY READING
Mrs. Young, Mrs. Neudeck, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Rickicki
Our students have made amazing progress this year in Reading! We are so proud
of all of their accomplishments and hard work. Spelling and writing skills have also
improved greatly. Our students enjoy having the chance to read orally to an adult and to
other children. It really does improve their fluency and their love of reading! Please make
it your summer goal to read with a child for 10 minutes everyday. You will see the
benefits when school starts in the fall.
Thanks for your help and happy reading!
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CLASS OF 2010
JUNE 8, 2010

BACCALAUREATE
Please come and join us on Monday, June
21 for the Class of 2010 Baccalaureate at 7pm
in the Bolivar Auditorium. Our guest speaker
this year will be Sean Obergfell. All graduates
and family members are encourage to attend.
Graduates, please wear your gown, but your
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cap is not needed.

SIXTH GRADE SCIENCE

Mrs. Greene
The school year is almost over and the
sixth graders are almost ready to launch
their rockets. We are all hoping for a
clear sky, bright sunshine, and a
caterpillar free day for the launch.
Houston has been making last minute
checks and will be ready for the big day.

SECONDARY LIBRARY
MEDIA CENTER
By Sharon Dimmig
May was a very busy month in the Library
Media Center. The following classes used the
Library Media Center: Mr. Kier and his 6th
grade Music classes finished their composer
projects; Mr. Thornton’s Science 7 researched
human body systems; Mr. Kottwitz’s
Government classes researched the history of
organizations that provide service to the
community; Ms. Pompa’s 7th grade English
classes choose books for their 4th quarter
book reports, Mr. McDowell’s English 12
classes spent time working on their Senior
thesis; Mrs. Donahue’s College English
classes came to the library to get ideas for
their senior thesis before their trip to
Friedsham Library at St. Bonaventure, Ms.
Pompa’s English 8 classes were in to do
additional research on their Hispanic person
for the interdisciplinary Spanish / English
projects; Ms. Pompa’s English 7 classes were
in to research topics for a persuasive project,
Mr. Peck’s Global 10 classes were in to work
on their newspaper; Mrs. Kachermeyer’s
Music 7 class was in to find out about folk
music around the world and information about
that country, Mr. Kier’s Music 8 students
researched famous composers to choose their
favorite composers.
Additional books were received from
William Wing. Given in memory of Robert
Crowley were The World Railways of the
Nineteenth Century and The Western New
York and Pennsylvania Railway and given in
memory of Kenneth Shaner were Lake Boats
and Hot Rod and Custom Cars.

GUIDANCE School on August 17-19 (see your counselor for the schedule).
Mr. DiGirolamo One word of caution to parents: report cards will be mailed home to parents on
June 28. This means that parents may not see their child’s report card before the
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR GRADES 9-12 ANNOUNCED registration deadline for the summer school. Parents should communicate with their
Summer school classes will again be held in two locations: at the Elm Street child’s teacher during the final week of school to find out if the student passed a course.
Academy in Cuba and at Wellsville High School. Students may attend either school
since they are both run the same dates, times, costs, courses, etc. Summer school DRIVER EDUCATION CLASSES SCHEDULED
classes will run from 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM and from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, on Mondays Students were asked to sign up for driver education class when they completed
through Thursdays. There are no classes on Fridays. their schedule requests for the 2010-11 school year. Summer driver education will run
Summer school classes will run from July 7 to August 16 at a cost of $25 per from July 1 through August 13 and is open to any student who is 16 years old by July 1,
course. Regents exams will be administered on August 17-19. There is no extra charge 2010. State law mandates that each student have 24 hours of classroom instruction and
for taking the Regents exam if the student takes a regents course. Students must bring 24 hours of driving instruction. For this reason, students can miss only one classroom
their payment by June 30th to the B-R Guidance Office. session if they are to meet the time requirements. Students who are registered for
B-RCS will provide a bus only to the Cuba campus at no cost to the student. summer driver education should review their summer plans to ensure that attendance is
The bus will leave the Bolivar building at 7:30 AM and return by around 12:30 PM. not a problem.
Students who take only one class will have to stay for the extra two hours if they ride our Students have already registered for our summer driver education program. All of
bus. They can either provide their own transportation or find a ride with other students or next year’s seniors who have signed up for this program have been admitted since it is
parents to avoid the long layover. their last chance to take the course. Several of next year’s juniors are on the waiting list
Pupils who only want to retake a Regents exam or an RCT without taking a summer and will be admitted as an opening becomes available. There is no fee for the course
school class may take the exam only at a cost of $25 per exam. Exams are offered at but each students should already have his/her driving permit before the course starts.
both summer school sites - the Elm Street Academy in Cuba or the Wellsville High For further information about this program call Mr. DiGirolamo at 928-2561.
Note: All exams will be held in the lower gym except
JUNE 2010 HIGH SCHOOL FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE where noted. No student may enter a morning
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY regents exam after 10:00 AM or leave a morning
JUNE 14 JUNE 15 JUNE 16 JUNE 17 JUNE 18 JUNE 21 JUNE 22 JUNE 23 regents exam before 10:00 AM. No student may enter
8:00 - 11:00 am 8:00 - 11:00 am 8:00 - 11:00 am 8:00 - 11:00 am 8:00 - 11:00 am 8:00 - 11:00 am 8:00 - 11:00 am 8:00 - 11:00 am an afternoon regents exam after 2:00 PM or leave an
afternoon regents exam before 2:00 PM.
English 9 RE Trigonometry RE in English: RE in English: RE in US History Proficiency Exam RE in Earth RCT in US History
Session One Session Two In Spanish Science (Room 109) Last Day of Regular Classes:
English 10 RE in Math B RCT in Science Grade 6: June 23 and June 24
(Room 002) RE in Physics RCT in Math (10:44 AM dismissal)
Gr. 8 Gr. 8 (Room 315) (Room 002) Grade 7: June 14
Social Studies Social Studies Grade 8: June 15 (10:44 AM dismissal)
11:45-2:45pm 11:45-2:45pm 11:45-2:45pm 11:45-2:45pm 11:45-2:45pm 11:45-2:45pm 11:45-2:45pm Grades 9 -12: June 11
Global History 9 RE in Global RE in Biology RE in Geometry RE in Integrated RCT in Global RE in Spanish
History Algebra Studies (Room 315) Grade 7 & 8 students will take any final exams they
have during their regularly scheduled class time.
RE in Chemistry (Room 110)
RE = Regents exam Graduation Rehearsal is Thursday, June 24 at 1:00
RCT = Regents Competency Test (given only to students with disabilities) PM in the auditorium - attendance is mandatory!

Bolivar-Richburg Central School News continued... GOOD SHEPHERD
(Anglican)
VOCAL MUSIC 29 South Street, (corner of
Mr. Keir Stone) Cuba, NY 14727
Tonight is the 7-12 Vocal concert at 7:00pm in the Bolivar Campus Auditorium. The Rev. Dr.
Come hear some wonderful music by our BR students! Next week on the 14th is the Kenneth W. Gunn-Walberg
Sundays........................3:30pm
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NEWS FROM NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE & MARKETS
Commissioner Hooker Recognizes June As Dairy Month
Month of Recognition and Celebration of New York’s
5,400 Family Dairy Farms
Albany, NY (06/01/2010)(readMedia)- Throughout the
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5/6 Band and choir concert, please come and let us share our music with you. I would
Evening Prayer and Holy
like to thank the Bolivar-Richburg community for all the support this past year to our
Communion using the 1928
music department through all the challenges and changes. We’ll see you at the Book of Common Prayer.
concerts, and have a wonderful summer! Followed by coffee hour.
For info., call 716-968-2393.
Visitors most welcome.
SHINGLEHOUSE
NEWS FROM THE ORCHESTRA PROGRAM CHRISTIAN & MISSIONARY
Congratulations to all the string players in grades 5- 12 that attended this year’s ALLIANCE CHURCH
Spring String Festival at Houghton College. BRCS had 60 students perform in the Pastor James Haddon
three orchestras. All the children behaved like ladies and gentlemen for the entire Sunday School..............9:45am
weekend as well as during the concert. Way to go BR! Morning Worship. . . . . . .11:00am
The Spring String Fling concert on May 12th was well-attended and the students Tues. Alliance Youth . . .7:00pm
Wed. Prayer Meeting.. .7:00pm
did a wonderful job. What a treat to put all those string players into one concert! On
Patrick Hooker will be honoring dairy farmers as June is Dairy
Month in New York State. With 5,400 dairy farms producing
over 12 billion pounds of milk annually, New York is the
nation’s third largest dairy state.
“June Dairy Month was originally celebrated to help
stabilize the demand for milk and dairy products during the
spring months of peak milk production,” the Commissioner
said. “Today, we simply honor our dairy farmers and the dairy
processors for the safe, wholesome products they produce.”
“Dairy farmers are good people that are committed to
living off the land and to producing a healthy and wholesome
product,” the Commissioner said. “They not only care about the
end product, but the animals that produce it, as well as the
land they work and the workers they employ.”
“Dairy processors contribute greatly to our communities

May 15th, ten string players traveled to Olean Middle School for the NYSSMA solo FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
festival. The judging was better this year. I felt the students put their best effort into CHURCH
their playing and I am very proud. Our scores were excellent! 19 N. Main St., Portville, NY
I am looking forward to our new players that will be coming up in the fall as fifth Rev. Marilyn Hale
graders. Have a safe and restful summer! Sunday School..............9:45am
Mrs. Jennifer Berg Morning Worship. . . . . . .11:00am
BRCS Director of Orchestras
HOUSE OF PRAYER
South Bolivar Road
Pastor: Roy Elliot
REQUIRED INFORMATION Sunday Service............1:30pm
Prayer Meeting Wed.........7pm
FIRE INSPECTION: In compliance with New York State Education Department Everyone Welcome
Regulations, an annual fire inspection was conducted by certified inspectors. All
areas are in compliance. SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST
CHURCH
Alfred Station, NY
STRUCTURAL INSPECTION: In compliance with regulations, an annual structural
“A Baptist Church with a Difference”
inspection was conducted by certified inspectors. All areas are in compliance. Pastor: Kenneth Chroniger
607-587-9176
ASBESTOS: In compliance with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPS) Sabbath (Friday)
Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA), all asbestos material in the Season of Prayer.......7:00pm
school remains in good condition. Saturday:
Chime Choir..............9:00am
Reports on the above inspections are on file and you are welcome to view them at Fellowship Time........9:30am
any time during normal school hours (Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM). Sabbath School. . . . . . . . .9:45am
(Class for all ages)
(Helping Hand Bible Study
Bolivar-Richburg Central School Guide avail.)
Joseph DeCerbo, Superintendent Sabbath Worship........11:00am
100 School Street (Nursery for Preschool;
Bolivar, NY 14715 Learner’s Worship for
ages 5-12 available)
Sanctuary Choir
2nd Sabbath............12:20pm
Dish to Pass
SUMMER DAYS Fellowship Meal......12:30pm
Vicki Hefner, RN, School Nurse Youth Fellowship
Summer is here finally! All winter I’ve talked about washing hands, covering coughs, 1st & 3rd Saturdays. 7:00pm
preventing the flu. So let’s go outside now and see what health hazards await us Junior Youth Fellowship
there. 2nd Saturday............3:00pm
1. Dehydration is the loss of body fluids usually due to sweating. The warning Tuesday Bible Study
signs include dry mouth, thirst, and dizziness. You should drink plenty of fluids, Fellowship...............10:00am
especially when you are sweaty, and avoid caffeinated beverages as they
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increase fluid loss.
INDEPENDENT BAPTIST
2. Sun exposure increases the risk of sunburn, overheating, and dehydration. You CHURCH
should apply sunscreen (SPF 15 or higher with UVA and UVB protection) 15 to 392 Coon Crossing Road
30 minutes before going outdoors. If you are sweating or swimming, you should Shinglehouse•814-697-7257
reapply the sunscreen. Wear a hat outdoors, and avoid being outside between Pastor: Roger N. Hain
11 AM and 3 PM when the sun’s rays are strongest. Certain medications can Sunday School..............9:30am
increase your sensitivity to sunlight, so you should ask your doctor or Classes for all ages.
pharmacist about sunlight sensitivity if you are taking any medication. Morning worship........10:45am
3. Insect bites can transmit diseases, so you should use insect repellant when includes nursery, children’s
church and junior church.
outdoors. The most effective repellants contain the chemical DEET in various
Evening Service...........7:00pm
concentrations. Repellants used for 2-12 year olds should have less than 10% Mon. (Sept.-Apr.). .JAM Clubs,
DEET. Repellants can be applied to clothes and exposed skin. for children in grades 1-6.
Three diseases should be kept in mind during the summer. Wed. (Sept.-Apr.) Grace Teens,
1. Hepatitis A spreads through contaminated objects, food, and untreated water. for students in grades 7-12.
Wash your hands before eating, boil all drinking water from untreated sources, Wed. Prayer Meeting .. 7:15pm
wash all produce before eating it, and avoid undercooked food. A vaccination is Nursery available for Sunday
available. See your doctor if you think you have been exposed. School, Sunday worship
2. Tetanus bacteria are in soil world-wide. Dirty open wounds increase the risk of services and Wed.
Fri. Reformers Unanimous
infection. You should have a tetanus vaccination regularly (every ten years is
Addiction Program............7pm
recommended). Clean open wounds immediately and bandage them, and call
your doctor.
3. Rabies is present in almost every country, in both wild and domesticated
animals. Never approach an unfamiliar animal, even in your own
neighborhood. If you are bitten, clean the wound well with rubbing alcohol or
iodine solution and contact a doctor.
If you are planning to travel abroad, you may need vaccines before you travel. See
your doctor or visit a travel medicine clinic before you leave, for advice on what
diseases are a concern in the countries you plan to visit. They may also recommend
taking along certain medications if you are visiting areas where the quality of
healthcare is questionable. Vaccinations should be given about 6 weeks before you go
on your trip, so start planning early!
JUNE 8, 2010
as well, creating jobs, manufacturing milk into a variety of
dairy products and ensuring we have a safe, affordable and
abundant supply readily available. Together, dairy farmers
and processors impact the lives of so many, and therefore I ask
you to join me this month in pouring a tall glass of cold milk
and honor our hard working dairy farmers for all that they do.”
Consumers can easily support New York dairy farmers
by purchasing dairy products, such as milk, butter, cheese, ice
cream and yogurt. Milk and dairy products offered for sale in
retail stores are typically from local farms and dairy
processors. However, consumers can be sure they are buying a
New York processed product by looking for the New York State
code, usually found on the top of the milk carton, or on the side
or bottom of other products.
The State dairy processing code will usually follow a
suggested use-by date and is made up of two parts - a two digit
state code and a three or more digit plant code. For example: a
milk container stamped with JUN-18-10 21:43 36-563 means
the suggested use by date is June 18, 2010; 21:43 stands for
the time at which the product was processed and the last
numbers tell us it was processed in New York (36) at plant
#563.
Dairy is the State’s largest agricultural sector,
contributing significantly to the State’s economy by generating
$1.7 billion in 2009 at the farmgate, roughly half of the State’s
total agricultural receipts, and providing some of the highest
economic multipliers in the State.
According to Cornell University, for every new job
created on a dairy farm, an additional 1.24 jobs are created in
the community, and for every dollar of output, an additional
$.83 is generated. Dairy processing provides an additional 4.72
jobs for every job created in a plant, the highest multiplier in
the State, and generates an additional $1.26 to the community
for every dollar of product sold.
On the farm, dairy farmers received a blend price of
$14.36 per hundred pounds of milk in April or $1.23 a gallon.
That is compared with $11.33 in 2009 and $17.80 in 2008. Milk
prices are known to fluctuate; however, over the past 18
months, prices have been below the cost of production for New
York dairy farmers.
USDA estimates the operating costs to produce a
hundred pounds of milk to be $15.98 in April for New York,
lower than in previous years with $17.20 and $17.66 in 2009
and 2008 respectively. The Commissioner, along with his
counterparts in the northeast, continue to work aggressively
on the federal level to address severe low milk prices that hurt
farmers nationwide.
New York has over 100 dairy processing plants.
Approximately one-third of the State’s milk production is used
for fluid consumption. The remainder of the State’s milk is
used for processed dairy products. Last year, New York
produced 716 million pounds of cheese, 171 million pounds of
cottage cheese, 15 million pounds of butter, 225 million pounds
of yogurt and 37 million gallons of ice cream.
New York ranks third in the nation for cheese production
with mozzarella and cheddar being the most popular varieties.
The State leads the nation in the production of cottage cheese,
which accounts for a quarter of the national production.
The average dairy farm in New York State is family
owned and consists of 113 cows, producing an average of
20,071 pounds of milk per cow per year. The top three leading
dairy counties in the State are Wyoming, St. Lawrence and
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Mexico. This service will be preceded by a picnic at 6pm at the
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“MATTER OF BALANCE”
MANAGING CONCERNS ABOUT FALLS TOWN AND VILLAGE OF
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BOLIVAR RESIDENTS
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JUNE 8, 2010

rewarding volunteer opportunity to make a real difference in

your community? The Allegany/Western Steuben Rural Health Saturday, June 12, 2010,
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improving the quality of life for seniors, individuals living with
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MOBILE HOME FOR RENT / WELLSVILLE: Decent 3 bedroom,
1 bath mobile home on a huge double lot. $495/month plus
utilities and security. WOTB. Call Cornerstone 607-936-1945. See
our complete listings at www.homesbycornerstone.com
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Quality collision repair. 585-928-1308.
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bedroom lower for rent with washer and dryer hookups. $425/
month plus utilities and security. Call Cornerstone 607-936-1945.
See our complete listings at www.homesbycornerstone.com
RICHBURG-WIRT HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Richburg-Wirt Historical Society will meet Monday,
June 7th at 7pm at the Museum, 243 Main St., Richburg, NY.
Don Cady, Town of Wirt Historian, will be our guest speaker.
His topic will be Army Ordinance during World War II.
Refreshments will be furnished by Betty Webb. Public is
invited to attend. 4/18f
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of crime, help is available. You can contact the 24-hour toll
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CHRIST CENTERED COUNSELING. A free service
covering all areas of human need including mental, emotional
and physical health; alcohol, nicotine and drug addiction;
eating disorders; family, marital and other relationships;
careers; finances; demon activity, cults and false religions.
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impair balance and increase the fear of falling,” stated Melissa
Williams, Allegany/Western Steuben Rural Health Network
Project Coordinator. “A Matter of Balance: Managing Concerns
about Falls is a two-hour workshop series delivered in eight
separate sessions. The class uses group discussion, problem-
solving strategies, videos and gentle physical exercise. Older
adults learn positive coping methods to reduce their fear of
falling and remain active and independent.”
In America, falls and fall related injuries are among the
most serious and common medical problems experienced by
older adults. Nearly one-third of older persons fall each year,
and half of them fall more than once. Because of underlying
osteoporosis and decreased mobility and reflexes, falls can
result in serious medical complications; including hip fractures
and other fractures, head injury or even death in older adults.
The fear of falling can be just as devastating. Emotional
and social isolation may occur as individuals avoid social
activities and recreational programs that they previously
participated in and enjoyed; including visiting family and
friends, going to church, or taking part in community events.
“The fear of falling can have a dramatic effect on a person’s
quality of life,” explained Williams. “A Matter of Balance
empowers people to learn how to manage their fear of falling
through practical strategies applicable in their homes and in
the community.”
To become a Coach, individuals must attend A Matter of
Balance Coaches training prior to facilitating their first class.
“We are looking for Coaches with good communication and
interpersonal skills, enthusiasm, dependability and a
willingness to lead small groups of older adults in community
settings such as senior centers, senior housing programs,
senior apartment complexes, and any other site that is willing
to host a workshop series,” continued Williams. “Coaches also
need to be able to lead low to moderate level exercises. Retired
teachers, retired nurses or anyone with experience leading
groups and time to dedicate to teaching at least two series of
classes per year are encouraged to become a Coach. Class
materials and on-going assistance is provided.”
There will be an information session to learn more about
becoming A Matter of Balance Coach on Wednesday, June 16,
2010 from 5:00-6:30 p.m. in the Walchli Education Room,
Jones Memorial Hospital, located in Wellsville, New York.
Dinner will be served. If you would like to attend the Coaches
information session, or want more information about upcoming
A Matter of Balance classes, please contact Helen Evans,
Program Manager at the Allegany/Western Steuben Rural
Health Network, Inc. at 585-593-5223, ext. 11.
STAR OF THE EAST CHAPTER #109 O.E.S.
Star of the East #109, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet
Tues., June 8th at 7:30 p.m. at the Bolivar Masonic Hall, Main
St., Bolivar, NY. Refreshments will be furnished by Mary &
Steve Langworthy. 2/1f
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visit our newly decorated
Back Gift Room.
Sprout’s Drug Store
122 E. Academy St., Shinglehouse, PA Side entrance
Open Mon., Tues., & ramp open for
your convenience.
Thurs. & Fri. 9:30am-6pm; Emergency Service:
Wed 9:30am-3pm; Closed Sat. & Sun. 814-697-6156
814-697-6331 or 697-7224
SCAM ALERT
If you have Medicare prescription drug coverage and are not
receiving Medicare Extra Help, you will be receiving a tax free,
one-time $250 rebate check after you reach the coverage gap or
“donut hole”. This is part of the health care reform act recently
passed by Congress. The rebate is the first step toward closing
the Medicare prescription drug coverage gap.
There are no forms to fill out. The check will be mailed
automatically by Medicare in an envelope with the US
Department of Health and Human Services symbol clearly
visible, and the envelope will also be marked with the words
“Medicare Part D”. The first checks are being mailed June 10,
and they will be mailed monthly as individuals enter the
Liberty Street.
No trash will be accepted.
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classifieds. Determining the value of their service or product is advised by this
publication. In order to avoid misunderstandings, some advertisers do not offer
“employment” but rather supply the readers with manuals, directories and other
materials designed to help their clients establish mail order selling and other businesses
at home. Under NO circumstance should you send any money in advance or give the
client your checking, license ID, or credit card numbers. Also beware of ads that claim to
guarantee loans regardless of credit and note that if a credit repair company does
business only over the phone it’s illegal to request any money before delivering its
service. All funds are based in US dollars. 800 numbers may or may not reach Canada.
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800-772-1142. 1-310-721-0726.
DONATE YOUR CAR. Free towing. “Cars for Kids”. Any condition. Tax
deductible. Outreach Center, 1-800-597-9411.
ALL CASH VENDING! Be your own boss! Local vending route. 25
machines + candy. $9,995. 1-800-807-6485. (Void SD/CT)
DIRECT TO HOME SATELLITE TV $19.99/mo. Free installation, free HD-
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Call 1-800-795-3579.
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ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION can be treated safely and effectively without
drugs or surgery. Covered by Medicare/Ins. 1-800-815-1577 ext. 1018.
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ACTORS/MOVIE EXTRAS - $150-$300/day depending on job. No
experience. All looks needed. 1-800-281-5185-A103.
ASSEMBLE MAGNETS & crafts at home! Year-round work! Great pay!
f Call toll free, 1-866-844-5091.
MOVIE EXTRAS - Earn up to $250 per day. Exp. not required. Call 877-
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DIRECTV - $26OFF/MO! 150+ channels & premium movie channels
$29.99/mo. Free Showtime - 3 mos. New customers only. 1-888-420-9472.
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE from home. Medical, business, paralegal,
accounting, criminal justice. Job placement assistance. Computer
available. Financial aid if qualified. Call 800-494-3586.
www.CenturaOnline.com
AIRLINES ARE HIRING: Train for high paying aviation maintenance
career. FAA approved program. Financial aid if qualified - housing
available. Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance, 866-453-6204.
VEHICLE BREAKDOWN COVERAGE! Protection from the unexpected!
You choose the coverage/repair shop, we pay the bill! Repairs, towing, car
rental included. Call 866-648-4044.
FREE HOME SECURITY SYSTEM valued at $850. Plus $100 VISA gift
card. Find out how! Call 1-888-504-7083.
FREE HD FOR LIFE! DISH Network. $24.99/mo. - Over 120 channels.
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coverage gap and therefore become eligible for this assistance.
“Scammers have picked up on this benefit and are calling
people, telling them they will assist them in securing their
rebate,” warned Kim Toot, Director of the Office for the Aging. Cemetery Memorial
for PFC Clayton Jension “Don’t fall for it. They are looking for your personal
information. They will ask for your Social Security number. Lettering Cleaning
Sat., June 19, 2010: 1pm-4pm Medicare already has that information and will be mailing you
the check automatically when you reach the donut hole”.
at Millstone Farm Meeting Center The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services is asking Joseph Schaffner
people with Medicare to call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-
4160 Back River Rd., 4227) to report any suspected fraud or scams, or with any 554 S. Main St., Bolivar, NY • 585-928-2840
Scio, N.Y. 14880 questions. An online brochure is available to explain the representing:
program in detail. It can be accessed at www.Medicare.gov by
Carmichael & Reed Monument Co., LLC
Any questions call
clicking on “Closing the Prescription Drug Coverage Gap”. Or
you can call the Office for the Aging with any questions at 866- Warsaw, NY
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'98 Chevy Cheyenne 4x4- 350 engine,
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'97 Dodge Ram- Ext. cab, full bench seat................$4,895
'99 Ford F-150- 4 dr., Triton V8...............................$4,895
'03 Ford Escape- 6 cyl., a.t......................................$4,995
'95 Geo Tracker- 2 dr., 4 cyl....................................$2,995
'01 Mazda Truck (B3000)- 5 spd...........................$2,995
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accounting, criminal justice. Job placement assistance. Computer
than 600 in-state and out-of-state issuing agents. Licenses also available. Financial aid if qualified. 1-800-494-2785.
with the Free Community Papers of New York, recommends checking the
are available through the PALS website: https:// www.CenturaOnline.com
following websites to help assure that the item has not been recalled or the
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Patterson Cancer Care Center. The funds will benefit patients
at the PCCC and were raised during the third annual Kathy
Sallade Memorial 9-ball Pool Tournament in February. Mrs.
Sallade loved pool and always thought of others before herself,
even while undergoing cancer treatment. The annual
tournament will continue to benefit PCCC patients. Also
pictured are Theresa Robinson, left, and Matthew Sallade. To
donate toward the fund, contact CCMH’s fund development at
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CHURCH

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AND THE BEST SELECTION

Coudersport, Pa., 16915
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Senior Pastor:
BMW, MERCEDES BENZ, TOYOTA, SCION, WE’VE GOT THEM!
Rev. Bernie Knefley
Sunday School..............8:45am TRUCKS, SUVS, 4X4S, WE GOT THEM! ONLY AT ALL NEW HUGE SELECTION! HAVE FUN BUYING A CAR!
Sunday Worship...............10:00am
Sunday Evening
Youth Group.....................6:30pm
Wednesdays:
Children’s Program, Prayer
LANDMARK CHEVROLET!
Original MSRP $27,595 BRAND NEW! BRAND NEW! 2010 Chev. Aveo 5 Dr. LT BRAND NEW! 2010 Chev. Ext. Cab 4x4
Mtg. & Youth Group.....7:00pm
Landmark Disc. -$596 Original MSRP $16,915 Original MSRP $31,240 Silverado Short Bed 4 Dr.
Trade Equity or 2010 Chev. Silverado 4x4 Landmark Disc. -$741
MONEYSAVER Trade Equity or
Cust. Cash -$3,500 Pickup Cust. Cash -$3,500 Trade Equity or
SUBSCRIPTIONS GM Rebate -$4,500 Cust. Cash -$3,500
GM Rebate -$2,500
Know someone who lives Pontiac/Saturn Pontiac/Saturn GM Rebate -$5,000
outside our circulation area Conquest -$1,000 Conquest -$1,000 Pontiac/Saturn Conquest -$1,000
and would like to receive the Your New Your New Your New
Landmark $ #TK037, EFI V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, #CK037, big EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., #TK046, EFI V8, a.o.d., a.c., tilt,
Moneysaver? Just send name,
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JUNE 8, 2010
Landmark
address and $25 annual Low Price am/fm stereo, OnStar Turn-by-turn
Nav. This is one sharp 4x4! Low Price
$
9,915
tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l.,
r. spoiler & more. Low Price
$
20,999 trailering equip., am/fm stereo, full
power. Don’t miss this one!
subscription fee to:
Moneysaver Advertising, Inc., NOBODY BEATS A LANDMARK DEAL...NOBODY! NOBODY BEATS A LANDMARK DEAL...NOBODY!
218 North Main Street,
Bolivar, NY 14715. Please '08 Chev. 4 Dr. '06 Ford F-150 '09 Chev. Impala '10 Chev. Impala
specify Moneysaver Shopping Cobalt LT Ext. Cab 4x4 XLT LT 4 Dr. LTZ Sedan
Guide or Moneysaver #235, Short Bed, big 5.4 V8, #234, EFI V6, #229, big 3.9 EFI V6, a.o.d.,
#238, big 4 cyl. EFI, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm a.o.d., a.c., tilt, clim. control a.c. & heat, tilt,
Shopping News. tfb a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, Mint stereo, CD, Off Road Pkg., p.w./l., cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, Hurry at: cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./ Hurry at only:
17,990
am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l.,
19,760 13,760 $
alum. whls., 40k mi. Black, sharp & $ p.w./l./seat, bal. of new car warr. $ htd, lthr. seats. A real must see!
KOSSUTH 29k mi. Priced Low! Condition! mint! Was $22,995 Hurry at only: Must See! Was $17,995 Was $32,000 New!
COMMUNITY CHAPEL
(Mennonite) '10 Chev. '07 Chev. LT 4 Dr. '10 Chev. LT2 AWD '05 Chev. LT 4x4
Bolivar, NY•585-928-2380 HHR LT Impala Traverse #228, EFI V6, TrailBlazer Ext.
Pastor: Marlin Miller #233, big EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm #226, a.o.d., 3rd row seat.,
a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, #231, EFI V6, stereo, CD, p.w./l., big alum. ft. & r. a.c. & heat, tilt, cruise,
Asst. Pastor: John Boll a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo,CD, p.w./l./seats,
am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./ Hurry at only: whls., brandy wine fin. Super sharp! am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., On sale now:
Morning Worship..........9:30am
"Priced Low!"
30k mi. Sharp!
Sunday School............10:45am
seats. Bal. of 100k mi.
warr. Over $23,000 MSRP 13,640
$
"Save Thousands!" alum. wheels, sunscreen
glass & more. Was $12,995
$
10,870
Bible Study and Prayer
Wednesday.................7:00pm '05 Dodge SXT Gr. '04 Dodge SE '07 Chev. H.D. 3/4 '03 Toyota 4x4
Evening Service, Last Sunday Caravan Ext. Van Gr. Caravan
of month........................7:00pm
Ton 4x4 Reg. Cab Highlander
#225, big EFI V6, a.o.d.,
a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm Mini Van #222, EFI #219, 8’ bed, 6.0 EFI V8, #215, EFI 6 cyl., a.o.d., a.c.,
stereo, CD, p.w./l., Stow N’ On sale now: V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, Hurry at: a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm Hurry at: tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, Hurry at only:
ALLENTOWN UNITED am/fm stereo,CD, p.w./l. Real stereo, full power, only 20k p.w./l., alum. wheels, mint
METHODIST CHURCH
Go seat., p. sl. drs., alum. wheels,
mint cond. Was $11,995
$
8,950 clean trade-in. Was $10,995 $
6,970 1-owner mi. Was $21,995 18,960
$
condition. Was $13,995
$
10,830
Route 417
Sunday Morn. Worship. . .10am '09 Chev. LT1 4x4 '09 Chev. LT '05 Mercedes
Sunday School Classes, for all
'03 Chev. 4x4
school-age children.....10:00am Silverado Crew Silverado Cobalt 4 Dr. Benz 240C AWD
#220, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise,
Nursery care avail. infants-3 Cab Short Bed Reg. Cab #216, EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d.,
am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./moon roof,
During church services. . .10am #204, EFI V8, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, 8’ bed, 5.3 EFI V8, a.o.d., a.c., Hurry at: a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm
Hurry at:
stereo, CD, p.w./l. black w/black lthr. inter., 50k pamp. Hurry at only:
A warm welcome is extended
to all to come and worship our
am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./seats, chr. $
pkg. & much more. Was $29,995 27,620
tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, chr.
pkg., 1-owner. Was $10,995 8,990
$ Like brand new! "1,000 Miles!" mi. Don’t miss this elegant 1-owner $
pristine vehicle. Was $19,995 15,970
Risen Lord with us!
'08 Chev. LT '05 GMC Ext. Cab '02 Buick Regal '07 Chev. Monte
OBI COMMUNITY CHURCH Impala 4 Dr. Sierra 4x4 P.U. GS 4 Dr. Carlo LT Cpe.
Pastor: David Cook #192, 5.3 EFI V8, a.o.d., Big EFI V6, a.o.d., a.c.,
#207, big EFI V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm #198, big EFI V6, a.o.d., tilt, cruise, am/fm
585-933-7205 a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, full power, very a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm Hurry at: stereo, CD, p.w./l./seats.
13,760
$ stereo, CD, p.w./l., mint
4,990
stereo, CD, p.w./l./seat.
Sunday Services:
Sunday School...........9:00am Was $14,995 Hurry at:
$
12,620 sharp and well kept.
Was $18,995 Hurry at: cond., 70k mi. Was $6,995
$
"20,000 Miles!"
Morning Worship ....10:30am
Evening Service..............6pm '08 Acura MDX SH '07 Mercedes '03 BMW '04 Acura TSX
Wed. Eve.: Adult Prayer and AWD Big EFI V6, a.o.d., Benz ML350 525I Sedan 4 Dr. Sdn.
Bible Study.....................7pm dual a.c. & heat, 3rd row 4Matic, AWD, big EFI V6, Big EFI 6 cyl., a.o.d.,
seat., Nav., DVD r. ent. center, a.o.d., clim. control, Nav. Home- clim. control, am/fm A.O.D., red w/tan lthr.
Jr. & Sr. High Youth....6-8pm
Nursery Care provided
big alum. whls. & tires, fac. stainless On sale now: link, p.moon roof/lift gate, hands-free phone, “Priced stereo, CD, tilt, cruise, p. saddle inter., p. moon

for all services.

boards, black w/black lthr. Absolutely $
stunning! NADA Book $40,000 32,950
3rd row seat., Herman/ Kardon Sound sys.,
pol. alum. whls., htd. lthr./suede, 30k mi. Right!”
monn roof/w./l./seats, mint cond.,
1-owner. Was $13,995 Hurry at:
$
9,940 roof/w./l., alum. whls.,
mint cond. Was $12,995 Hurry at:
$
9,680
BELIEVERS CHAPEL NOBODY BEATS A LANDMARK DEAL...NOBODY! NOBODY BEATS A LANDMARK DEAL...NOBODY!
2522 West Five Mile Rd., All '06 and newer x 72 months at 7.25% with $0 Down, Tax Paid. 716-358-9009 "If you don't shop
Allegany, NY•716-397-8016 SEE US Toll Free: 1-866-292-1874 at Landmark
Sunday Worship.........10:00am 24/7 at: Just 1 mi. off Rte. 86, Exit #16,
41 E. Main St., Randolph, NY
Chevrolet...
You don't know
*** www.shoplandmarkchevrolet.com Not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Jack!"

WOW! LOTS OF COMMUNITY & SPORTS PHOTOS at BIBLE TRIVIA BUYING GOLD AND SILVER...GOLD IS NOW $1,150.00/oz.
www.moneysaveradvertising.com 5/1fb by Wilson Casey (also paying top dollar for guns, coins, antiques and collectibles).
FOR SALE- Boy’s 2 piece, double breasted suit, black, size 12 1. Is the Book of Lamentations in the Old or New Testament or neither? Attention: Please do not fall for the out of town buyers who rent a
Husky, $30. 814-697-6975. tffb 2. What Moabit woman became ancestress of King David through her local hotel room and set up to buy “claiming” to pay top dollar, the
marriage to Boaz? Sarah, Jezebel, Ruth, Leah ads alone cost $3,000 per ad, this cost is passed along to un-
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3. From Daniel 6, what king called to David in a lamentable voice? informed customers. Do the research, compare prices, know
KIBBLE MOBILE HOME SERVICE Pilate, Darius, Herod, Solomon
Roofs, doors, windows, skirting, furnaces, air conditioning, patio pennyweight, know spot price, then bring your gold, silver, coins
4. What’s a binding agreement made between God and a person or
covers, decks and room enclosures. Smethport, PA 800-732- to us, we guarantee our offer will be considerably higher! McKean
group? Daric, Crown, Covenant, Commandment
8060. tfcb County E-Sales, Smethport, Pa. 814-887-4160; 814-366-3124. cb
5. From 2 Samuel 12, who said “Thou art the man”? Boaz, Samson,
——————————————————————————————— Isaac, Nathan LINCOLN AC/DC ARC WELDER- Model 225/125 with wheel kit,
VALLEY RECYCLING: BUYING SCRAP copper, brass, 6. Who said, “My soul doth magnify the Lord”? Ruth, Sarah, Miriam, 2 bundles of wire, $450. 814-642-2822. 3/1pb
aluminum, stainless steel, etc. Top prices! 34 Union Street, Mary ———————————————————————————————
Allegany, NY. 716-372-9542. tfcb ANSWERS: 1) Old; 2) Ruth; 3) Darius; 4) Covenant; 5) Nathan; 6) BAR & CHAIN OIL - $7.25/GALLON OR $28/CASE
GARAGE SALE / JUNE 10TH, 11TH & 12TH- 9am-6pm. Fishing Mary (c) 2010 King Features Synd., Inc. Regular and low temperature. Canfield’s Lawn Equipment Sales
boots, size 3 1/2, bedding, larger women clothes, girl size 12-16 & Service, 814-697-6233. www.canfieldslawn.com tfcb
baseball shoes, pants, books, videos, Pfaltzgraff dishes. 734 Rte. ———————————————————————————————
44, Shinglehouse, Pa. pb
Library Links, School Links, 1995 MERCURY MYSTIQUE- Runs great, needs some work,
FOR SALE- 35 gallon barrel with 5 to 10 gallons of new oil, $20. Community News, $800 o.b.o. Evenings, 585-928-1334.
NEW FRIGIDAIRE AIR CONDITIONERS- E Star rated with
2/1pb
814-887-2868. fb
Community Photos remote, $119 and up. 716-373-1553 or 716-676-3965. pb
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KEVIN GUEST HOUSE With or without rails.

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Audiology Located in Buffalo, NY, The Kevin Guest House was
established as a memorial to Kevin Garvey, son of Mr. and
* Hearing Aid Dispensing and Repair Mrs. Cyril Garvey of Sharon, Pa. Kevin lost his battle to cancer
* PA/NY Licensed in Audiology * Latest Technology
at the age of 13. Pe-cast Concrete
The Kevin Guest House provides a temporary, safe refuge
* Trial Period on All Hearing Aids * Financing Available for patients and their families at a nominal fee, and extends • Attractive • Meets ADA
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$
323 $
300
MONTH
MONTH 2009 Chev. SS Impala
Atlanta Pace Car! 2009 Chev. HHR SS
BP11721, black, 15,043 mi. BP11731, black, 19,709 mi.
$$
20,100 $$
18,670
2010 Chev. Cobalt 2 Dr. Cpe. LT 2010 Chev. Impala LTZ 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT 2010 Chev. Equinox AWD LT 2010 Pontiac G6 4 Dr. Sdn.
#BP11798, white, 6,578 mi. #BP11793, silver, 7,546 mi. #BP11791, silver, 27,505 mi. #BP11765, blue, 16,572 mi. #BP11685, maroon, 18,572 mi.
$$
12,995 -OR- 209
$$
MONTH
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21,995 -OR- 354
$$
MONTH
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23,025 -OR- 370
$$
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24,995 -OR- 402
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15,995 -OR-
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258
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2009 Pontiac G6 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe GLS AWD 2009 Kia Sedona LX LWB 2009 Hyundai Sonata 4 Dr. GLS 2009 Chev. Crew Cab 2500 4WD
#BP11790, gray, 30,648 mi. #BP11769, white, 21,549 mi. #BP11764, white, 22,959 mi. #BP11745, blue, 13,704 mi. #BP11735, gray, 10,893 mi.
$$
11,650 -OR- 187
$$
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18,995 -OR- 305
$$
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14,998 -OR- 241
$$
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13,600 -OR- 202
$$
MONTH
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32,300 -OR-
$$
520
MONTH
2009 Chev. LTZ Malibu 2009 Chev. Impala LTZ 2009 Saturn Outlook AWD 2008 Toyota Tacoma ACC. Cab 2008 Ford F-150 SuperCab FX4
#BP11732, white, 25,736 mi. #BP11724, gray, 25,055 mi. #BP11714, black, 21,284 mi. #B19279A, V6, plow, tan, #B19316N, 4WD, white,
11,302 mi. 12,573 mi.
$$
17,550 -OR- 283
$$
MONTH
$$
20,550 -OR- 330
$$
MONTH
$$
27,995 -OR- 450
$$
MONTH
$$
22,175 -OR- 357
$$
MONTH
$$
24,995 -OR-
$$
402
MONTH
2008 Toyota Tacoma Ext. Cab 2008 Ford Super Duty F-250 2008 Chev. SS Impala 2008 Ford Focus SE 4 Dr. 2008 Pontiac G6 4 Dr. Sdn. GT
#B19369A, TRD 4WD, V6, #B19352B, SuperCab 4WD, #BP11703A, black, 15,600 mi. #BP11743, white, 40,906 mi. #BP11738, lt. blue, 43,407 mi.
white, 38,506 mi. blue, 10,770 mi.
$$
21,500 -OR- 346
$$
MONTH
$$
24,988 -OR- 402
$$
MONTH
$$
18,200 -OR- 293
$$
MONTH
$$
9,000 -OR- 144
$$
MONTH
$$
13,885 -OR-
$$
223
MONTH
2008 Chev. Aveo 2007 Chev. HHR 2007 Chev. Uplander Ext. LT 2007 Chev. Silverado 1500 LT 2007 GMC Envoy SLT 4WD
#BP11723, silver, 13,999 mi. #BP11795A, tan, 72,240 mi. #BP11794, blue, 23,913 mi. #B19371A, Crew Cab, red, #BP11737, blue, 39,601 mi.
98,802 mi.
$$
6,750 -OR- 108
$$
MONTH
7,495
$$ -OR- 120
$$
MONTH
$$
12,995 -OR- 209
$$
MONTH
$$
19,242 -OR- 309
$$
MONTH
$$
19,735 -OR-
$$
317
MONTH
2006 Toyota Tacoma TRD 4WD 2006 Chrys. Town & Country Van 2006 Pontiac G6 4 Dr. Sdn. 2006 Chev. Silverado 2500 4x4 2006 Chev. Colorado Reg. Cab
#B19332A, Crew Cab, V6, #BP11741, LWB, blue, #B19353A, black, 29,276 mi. #BP11720A, Ext. Cab, #BP11618A, 4x4, red,
white, 50,244 mi. 62,590 mi. white, 94,414 mi. 45,311 mi.
$$
20,495 -OR- 357
$$
MONTH
7,025
$$ -OR- 122
$$
MONTH
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10,025 -OR- 174
$$
MONTH
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15,500 -OR- 270
$$
MONTH
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10,500 -OR-
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183
MONTH

STOCK # YEAR/MAKE/MODEL DESCRIPTION/MILES PRICE PAYMENT STOCK # YEAR/MAKE/MODEL DESCRIPTION/MILES PRICE PAYMENT
B18951N 1949 Jeep Willy Maroon, 14,552 mi. MUST SEE MUST SEE B18951A 2003 Cadillac DeVille Silver, 53,715 mi. $8,525 $266 mo.
B19376A 2000 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. LTD Tan, 71,004 mi. $4,896 $153 mo. B19323A 2004 Toyota AWD Highlander White, 62,890 mi. $13,500 $313 mo.
B19335A 2000 Chev. Sierra Black, 69,383 mi. $7,200 $225 mo. BP11736A 2004 Chev. Suburban 4WD Z-71 Black, 120,510 mi. $14,995 $347 mo.
1500 Reg. Cab 4WD B19336A 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT Silver, 81,178 mi. $6,550 $152 mo.
BP11742A 2001 Chev. Cavalier 2 Dr. Cpe. White, 55,059 mi. $2,995 $93 mo. B19379A 2004 Jeep Cherokee Red, 80,495 mi. $8,500 $197 mo.
B19356A 2001 Chev. Cavalier 4 Dr. Sdn. White, 55,059 mi. $1,875 $60 mo. Laredo 4WD
B191984A 2003 Chev. Silverado Red, 76,930 mi. $7,600 $237 mo. B19228B 2005 GMC Canyon Ext. Cab Tan, 81,000 mi. $8,995 $170 mo.
1500 Reg. Cab BP11725A 2005 Buick LeSabre Tan, 46,728 mi. $8,995 $170 mo.
B19309A 2003 Ford Super Duty Diesel, Blue, 40,424 mi. $19,575 $612 mo. BP11752A 2005 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. Cust. Tan, 46,728 mi. $8,500 $161 mo.
F250 SuperCab 4WD

Prices & Payments are with $3,000.00 cash or trade down. 2000/2003 @ 36 mo. 7.89%; 2004 @ 48 mo. 5.39%; 2005 @ 60 mo. 5.29%; 2006 @ 66 mo. 5.19%, 2007/2009 @ 72 mos. 4.99%.
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EDMOND
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