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Inside Today’s Issue!
2007 DODGE RAM SLT 2500 4x4
2008 NISSAN ALTIMA S 2.5s
Tues., Oct. 13, 2009 56th Year, No. 13
Shopping Guide
In Today’s Issue!
Presorted Standard U.S. POSTAGE PAID Bolivar, NY 14715 PERMIT NO. 3 MONEYSAVER ECRWSS POSTAL CUSTOMER
#OP4964
Loaded, Factory Warranty Keyless Entry. STARTING AT ONLY: $ **
KELLEY BLUE BOOK: $29,760 Big Horn, Quad Cab, Hemi, Loaded To The Max, 17k Mi. BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY: $ **
2006 BUICK RENDEZVOUS CX
2005 CHEV. SILVERADO Z-71
`15,995
WHO SCARES THEIR COMPETITION?
WE DO! 2005 BUICK CENTURY
KELLEY BLUE BOOK: $21,080 4x4, Loaded, Ext. Cab. 4 Door, 42k Mi. BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY: $ **
KELLEY BLUE BOOK: $15,255 Loaded, Keyless Entry, FWD, Factory Warranty, Only 24k Mi. BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY: $ **
13,995
Loaded, Keyless Entry, Nice Car, 85k Mi. BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY:
19,995
Loaded, Keyless Entry, Nice Car, 85k Mi....................................
• 2006 CHEV. MALIBU LS #OP9996
$ $
Loaded, Keyless Entry, Alloys, Nice, 59k Mi................................
• 2006 CHEV. MALIBU #OP4450
$
Loaded, Keyless, 6 cyl., Nice, 38k Mi..........................................
• 2008 DODGE CHARGER #OP4851
$
Loaded, Keyless Entry, Sharp Car..............................................
• 2006 CHEVY MALIBU LT #OP4327
159** mo. 189** mo. 199** mo.
$
209
$
229** mo.
Loaded, Alloy Wheels, Keyless Entry, Fac. Warr., 22k Mi. ............
• 2006 NISSAN ALTIMA #OP4863
129** mo.
Loaded, Fac. Warr., Key. Ent., Sunroof, Sharp, Only 27k Mi....... • 2008 HYUNDAI SONATA LIMITED #OP4757 $ V6, Loaded, Leather, Keyless, 28k Mi....................................................
269
**
**
mo.
mo.
• TRUCKS • TRUCKS • $
Loaded, Alloy Wheels, Clean Truck, 98k Mi...............................
149** mo.
2002 CHRYS. TOWN & COUNTRY
2001 CHEV. S-10 EXT. CAB 4X4
2000 GMC SIERRA SLE EXT. CAB
#OP4818A
#OP4905B
#OP4943A
15,995
• 2000 GMC SIERRA SLE EXT. CAB 4x4 #OP4943A
KELLEY BLUE BOOK: $6,540 Loaded, Keyless, Privacy Glass, Clean, 120k Mi. BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY: $ **
$
Loaded, Chrome Wheels, Keyless Entry, 109k Mi...................... • 2006 DODGE DAKOTA EXT. CAB #OP4949 $ 6 Speed, Air, CD, Clean Truck, 30k Mi........................................ • 2004 CHEVY SILVERADO LS 1500 #OP4656A $ Ext. Cab, Loaded, Keyless Entry, Nice, Clean Truck, 81k Mi.. . . . . • 2006 CHEV. SILVERADO #OP4617 $ Auto., Air, Nice Clean Truck, 27k Mi............................................ • 2004 FORD RANGER XLT 4x4 #OP4941, $ Loaded, Tonneau Cover, Alloy Wheels, 58k Mi........................... • 2005 DODGE DAKOTA ST QUAD CAB 4x4 #OP9999, $ Bedliner, Air, CD, Only 34k Mi..................................................... • 2005 ISUZU I-350 COLORADO 4x4 #OP4948 $ Crew Cab, Loaded, Alloy Wheels, 43k Mi................................... • 2003 CHEVY SILVERADO 1500 HD #OP4157 $ 4x4, Loaded, Crew Cab, Loaded, P. Seat, Sharp, Only 34k Mi.. . • 2004 GMC SIERRA SLE 1500 4x4 Z-71 #OP4961 $ Loaded, Ext. Cab, Alloys, Keyless, Pwr. Seat, Nice, 67k Mi........
189** mo. 189** mo. 199** mo. 209** mo. 229** mo. 269** mo. 279** mo. 279** mo. 279** mo.
21,995
KELLEY BLUE BOOK: $9,810 Loaded, Alloy Wheels, Clean Truck, 98k Mi. BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY: $ **
3,995
KELLEY BLUE BOOK: $11,240 4x4, Loaded, Chrome Factory Wheels, 109k Mi. BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY: $ **
6,995
8,995
• SUVS • VANS •
• TRUCKS • TRUCKS • • 2008 CHEV. SILVERADO EXT. CAB 2WD #OP4672
• TRUCKS • TRUCKS •
• CARS • CARS • • 2005 BUICK CENTURY #OP4902A
• 2001 CHEV. S-10 EXT. CAB 4x4 #OP4905B
6,995**
$
#OP4849
KELLEY BLUE BOOK: $25,575 Double Cab, V8, Loaded, Alloys, Keyless Entry, 31k Mi. BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY: $ **
#OP4902A
#OP4965
#OP4898
2006 TOYOTA TUNDRA SR5 4x4
#OP4948
KELLEY BLUE BOOK: $16,880 Crew Cab, 4x4, Loaded, Alloy Wheels, 43k Mi. BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY: $ **
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28,995
2006 ISUZU 1-350 COLORADO
• 2005 CHEV. TRAILBLAZER LS 4x4 #OP4970
319** mo. ** Loaded, Keyless, Super Clean, 70k Mi........................................ 349 mo. • 2005 TOYOTA TUNDRA SR5 LIMITED 4x4 #OP4904 $ ** Loaded, Double Cab, Leather, Sunroof, 54k Mi........................... 349 mo. • 2005 CHEV. SILVERADO Z-71 EXT. CAB #OP4965 $ ** Loaded, 4x4, 4 Door, 42k Mi........................................................ 359 mo.
229** mo. ** Loaded, Keyless Entry, Nice Ride, 39k Mi................................... 229 mo. • 2006 BUICK RENDEZVOUS CX #OP4898 $ ** Loaded, Keyless Entry, FWD, Fac. Warr., Only 24k Mi............... 249 mo. • 2007 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY #OP4944 $ ** Loaded, Stow ‘N Go, P. Seat, 27k Mi.......................................... 249 mo. • 2006 FORD EXPLORER XLT #OP4963 $ ** Loaded, Alloy Wheels, Keyless, 3rd Row Seat, Sharp, 62k Mi.. . 269 mo. • 2005 CHEV. TAHOE LT 4x4 #OP4761 $ ** Loaded, Navigation, Keyless, Leather, Sunroof, 59k Mi.............. 349 mo.
• SUVS • VANS • • 2002 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY #OP4761
Many More To Choose From! Over 3,000 Pre-Owned Vehicles at the click of a mouse, go to shultsauto.com then call:
$
Loaded, Keyless Entry, Factory Warranty, 16k Mi........................
• 2006 DODGE RAM 1500 SLT QUAD CAB #OP4831 Loaded, 4x4, Power Seat, Keyless Entry, Sharp, 46k Mi.............
• 2004 CHEV. SILVERADO 1500 4x4 #OP4974
Crew Cab, Loaded, Alloy Wheels, 71k Mi....................................
• 2007 CHEV. SILVERADO LS 1500 HD 4x4 #OP4908
$
299
**
mo.
299** mo.
$ $
$
**
99 mo. ** Loaded, Alloy Wheels, Captains Chairs, Super Clean, 75k Mi.. . . . 149 mo. • 2007 CHEV. UPLANDER EXT. #OP4785A $ ** Loaded, Keyless Entry, Alloys, Nice, 65k Mi................................. 179 mo. Loaded, Keyless Entry, Privacy Glass, Clean, 120k Mi....................
• 2004 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT #OP4397
$
Loaded, Alloy Wheels, Keyless Entry, 61k Mi..............................
• 2006 CHRYSLER PACIFICA FWD #OP4907
$
$
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Used Cars
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Sale Price
437 Back-To-
4,924 $
$
'09 Toyota Corolla- Biege w/wheels & cruise.................... 15,987 '08 Yaris- Come Pick Your Color! These cxars are rare birds!........................."C" "U" Soon! $ '07 Chev Malibu Maxx- 29k mi......................................... 15,999 '07 Toyota Camry SE- 49k mi.,red $ w/hole in roof. She's a peach!...................................... 18,848 $ '07 Toyota Camry LE- With chrome pkg........................... 15,999 $ '07 Toyota Corolla CE- With Power Pkg............................ 11,410 $ '06 Subaru Legacy Wagon Limited................................. 16,878 $ '06 Pontiac G6- Black w/roof & leather. 1 hot ride!........... 14,210 $ '06 Honda Accord 4 Dr.- 16k mi., a.t................................ 15,995 $ '06 Toyota Avalon XLS- 28k mi. Sweetie Pie................... 22,411 '05 Toyota Corolla LE- w/75k mi.......................Great little car! $ '05 Solara Coupe- Auto.................................................... 12,410 $ '04 Pontiac Gr. Prix............................................................... 7,500 $ '03 Mercury Sable- w/leather & big motor............................ 8,944 '03 Chev. Impala LS- Very sharp!...............................Just traded! '03 Honda Civic Coupe-With 5 speed......................Join the fun! $ '02 Hyundai Sedan-What a nice payment............................ 5,995 $ '01 Leganza- 47k mi., auto.................................................... 4,545 $ '95 Buick Regal- Can we make friends at............................ 1,844 $
School Cash* 2006-2010 Tundra Access, Crew & Crew Max *Example: 2006 Tundra Access
Plenty in Cab, 36k mi., blue, 4x4, a.t. stock! $ Starting at: 19,410
2010 NEW! Toyota Camrys
!
1998 Pontiac Grand Am
Y HALLOWEE P N AP H
With any delivered approved finance deal the month of October. *Must be presented before purchase, prior sales excluded.
2001-2010 Tacomas *Example: 2001 Have awesome trucks Toyota Tacoma in stock now! Ext. 4x4, a.t., * 97k mi., black. Starting at: $
W E DO !
*Example: Stk. #T2919, 4 Dr., Base, auto. trans., air cond.
16 to choose from $ *
20,757
2010 NEW! Toyota Corollas *Example: Stk. #T2951, 12 to choose from 4 Dr., Base, 5 speed $ * man. trans. *Includes TMS Rebate of $500. Price does not include tax or title.
16,757
Used Vans/SUVs
'09 4Runner SR5 4x4-Auto...........................Save $Big$! '09 Sienna ..............Silver with double doors and Plenty of fun! Used Trucks $ '09 Rav4 4x4- Black, auto..................................... 21,888 '10 Tundra Double Cab-500 mi., $ SR5 w/goodies! No stories!............................... 30,898 '08 RX350 AWD Lexus- With style!. . .Black Sweetie! $ '07 Toyota Tundra Limited '08 Toyota Sienna LE- Great vans....................... 22,444 $ Crew Max 4x4................................... 10,000 Off New! '08 Toyota Sequoia Ltd.- DVD, roof. $ $ All sorts of fun stuff.......................................... 51,850 '06 Tundra 4x4 Access- TRD Off Road Jones........ 21,200 $ '07 Honda Ridgeline- 55k mi., silver.................... 20,848 '06 Toyota Tundra Crew Cab 4x4- 30k mi., silver, '06 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4x4 $ $ TRD Off Road..................................................... 23,555 Nice w/roof....................................................... 23,510 $ '01 Nissan Frontier- A.T., 23k mi................................ 9,500 '04 Toyota Sequoia SR5- With roof & $ pwr. seats. Stk. #T3041A................................. 21,800 $ $ '01 Dakota 4x4- A.C. Won't be here long!................... 6,999 '03 Chev. TrailBlazer Ext. 4x4.............................. 11,878 $ '96 Toyota T-100 Ext. Cab 4x4- Rare puppy.............. 6,500 '03 GMC Safari AWD- 66k mi., great van!................$9,410 $ 7 1/2’ Western Plow- Nice Shape!................................. 1,448 '01 Kia Sportage 4x4- 52k mi..................................$5,995 $ '01 Chev. Tahoe- Golden Goose.............................. 9,595 '04 Suzuki 400 LTZ- With lots '06 Honda 400 EX $ CARFAX ON ALL PRE-OWNED VEHICLES. Four Wheeler 4,744 '94 Cargo Van- Great Hauler!..................................$1,845 of adds.See you here!
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9,995
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L SALE ENDS SAT., OCT. 17TH
THE BIGGEST SALE WE HAVE EACH YEAR!
H C E K V R R A OLE M D TV OLOR RY C E FRE TH EVE LD! WI LE SO C VEHI
6TH ANNUAL
'09 Chev. Impala LT3 #930, dual exhaust, big 3,9 eng., a.o.d., clim. control a.c. & heat, tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., alum. whls., r. spoiler, over $29,000 MSRP. Htd. lthr. & much more.
$
16,990
'09 Saturn Aura XE Lux. Sdn.
#932, big EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., chr. SS whls. & r. spoiler. Over $22,000 MSRP.
Hurry At Only
$
12,960
'09 Chev. Malibu LT 4 Dr. #917, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./seat, dk. gray met. Super nice looking. Over $26,000 MSRP
#918, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./seat, lt. blue finish, 20k mi. Very, very sharp!
Hurry At Only
$
15,920
'09 Chev. Impala LT1 4 Dr.
Hurry At Only
15,790
'08 Dodge Avenger 4 Dr. SE #914, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l. Crystal blue & like brand new. Was $13,995
#891, EFI V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l. Very clean.
Hurry At Only
$
14,890
'08 Pontiac Torrent AWD SE 4x4
On Sale
$
10,930
'09 Chev. TrailBlazer LT 4x4
$
16,940
Yours For Only
$
21,940
'07 Chev. Silverado 4x4 LT H.D. 3/4 Ton P.U.
'04 Dodge Dakota SXT Ext. Cab 4x4 P.U.
#920, Reg. Cab, 8' bed, 6.0 EFI V8, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., alum. whls. Like new. Over $36,000 new. 18k mi.
#I.C., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, am/fm stereo, full power, factory flares & aluminum wheels, 31k mi. & like new.
$
20,900
Hurry
'05 Chev. Silverado P.U. #I.C., EFI V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, full power. A true gentleman's trade.
Matching Fiberglass Cap
Hurry At Only
$
8,970
Hurry At
$
12,790
'04 Dodge Crew Cab 1-Ton 4X4
'07 Chev. Cobalt LT
$
159
PER MO. 0 DOWN
$
$
11,960
$
10,500
#896, EFI V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./ l., big fac. alum. whls., tow hooks & extremely tough! 20k mi.
ON SALE! $
22,900
'07 GMC Yukon 4x4 SLE
NADA BOOK PRICE: $32,000 $
22,900
On Sale
#925, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./ seat, cust. fac., alum. whls., spoiler, khaki finish, 30k mi. Must see!
at: www.shoplandmarkchevrolet.com
11,970
$
7,990
Hurry At Only
'05 Ford 1-Ton Dually Crew Cab 4x4 XLT
Reduced To
Turbo Diesel
$
27,950
'04 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4
$
24,900
$
8,950
On Sale
'06 Chev. Equinox AWD #927, big EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., 37k mi., very nice.
Hurry At Only
$
11,990
'02 Nissan Maxima SE 4 Dr. #933, V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l. Like new.
Hurry At Only
All '05 & newer models x 72 at 7.3% APR. tax paid, $0 Down.
SEE US 24/7
$
Hurry At
#922, EFI 6 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./seat. This 1-owner is impeccable! Was $11,995
'08 Hummer H3 4x4 Show Truck
Hurry At
'08 Dodge Caliber SXT 5 Dr.
Diesel V8, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., 2-tone paint w/fac. alum. whls. This 40k mi. 1-owner is a great buy!
'08 Chev. HHR LT
Hurry At
28,200
#905, EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, full pwr., black finish, 35k mi., r. spoiler.
'08 Pontiac G6 SE 4 Dr.
Hurry At Only
OFF
'07 Chev. Cobalt LS 2 Dr. Sport Cpe.
#F.F., 3rd row seating, 5300 EFI V8, a.o.d., ft. & r. a.c. & heat, tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./ seats/moon roof, alum. whls. & sunscreen glass. Mint, mint, mint!
#D.S., Dually w/Cummins diesel and a 6 speed, SLT pkg. w/a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./seats, chr. whl. pkg. A real sweet 1-owner diesel 4x4. Over $58,000 new.
Hurry At Only
"20,000 Miles!"
#882, EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., dk. glass, very sharp! 40k mi. & like new!
$10,000 OFF!
Now
#931, big EFI V6, a.o.d., climate control, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., whls. & spoiler make this black Impala a must see!
#883, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., r. spoiler, whls., brandy wine finish, 38k mi. Extremely sharp!
#858, EFI 6 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., alum. whls. & sunscreen glass, Over $32,000 MSRP
#796, big V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./ l., alum. whls., sunscreen glass, 39k pampered mi. Don't miss this one! Was $19,995
Loaded! Vin# 153381
'06 Chev. Impala LT 4 Dr.
Hurry At Only
10,000
$
$
#915, p. moon roof, p.w./l., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, r. spoiler, alum. whls., brandy wine finish w/black inter. 40k mi. A real must see!
$
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$
7,460 "If you don't shop at Landmark Chevrolet... You don't know Jack!"
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stockholder and regained control of the day-to-day operations, hiring Humpy Wheeler as general manager. Lowe’s Motor Speedway has the distinction of being the first sports facility in America to offer year-round condominiums overlooking the speedway in 1984. Eight years later, Smith and Wheeler added a $1.7 million permanent reflective lighting system, making Lowe’s the first modern superspeedway to host night racing. The revolutionary lighting progress uses mirrors to
Mears’ best finish this season, at least so far, was a sixth at Michigan in August. *** Monte Dutton has covered motorsports for The Gaston (N.C.) Gazette since 1993. He was named writer of the year by the National Motorsports Press Association in 2008. His blog NASCAR This Week (http://nascar.rbma.com) features all of his reporting on racing, roots music and life on the road. E-mail Monte at [email protected]. (c) 2009 King Features Synd., Inc.
simulate daylight without glare, shadows or obtrusive light poles. Motion pictures such as “Days of Thunder”, “Speedway” and “Stroker Ace” and even music videos like Tracy Lawrence’s “If The Good Die Young” have been filmed at the Speedway. Lowe’s Motor Speedway also annually presents two of the nation’s largest car shows and swap meets; the Food Lion AutoFairs in April and September. With track rentals and track events, the speedway is used more than 300 days per year.
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Bible Study Verse: Proverbs 3:5-6 “Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and He will make your paths straight (NIV).”
Thoughts: How much is one to trust the Lord? - With all your being. What is one not to learn on? - His or her own understanding. In how many ways is one to acknowledge God? - In all ways What will be the eventual outcome? - Straight paths. Rabbit paths, cow paths, deer paths, and manmade paths. We have all seen them. None are perfect and easy to follow. So what does a path constructed by God look like? I don’t know. But, it’s the one to follow. Your Creator sees the big picture in your life right now. All you have is a small snapshot. Later you can look back and see the trail. Only then you might say to yourself, “Oh, I get it now.” God’s paths are seen by looking back into your past.
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Despite his racing bloodlines, Casey Mears has struggled among his Cup peers. (Photo: John Clark/NASCAR This Week photo) between sitting on the pole at Indy and winning at Charlotte,” said Mears. “I think Charlotte is probably the biggest memory that I have right now in racing. That’s my fondest memory. At the same time, it was very exciting to sit on the pole at Indy just because of my family’s background there and history. To do that was a lot of fun. It just felt like the right place, right time. So between those two are probably my two fondest memories in racing at the moment.”
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Track History: Race car promoter/car dealer Bruton Smith and driver Curtis Turner formed a partnership to build a 1.5 mile oval north of Charlotte in 1959. On June 19, 1960, the first World 600 was run at the new facility. A year later, like many superspeedways of the era, the track fell into Chapter 11 reorganization from which it eventually emerged despite lagging ticket sales. Smith left in 1962 to pursue other business interests but returned in 1975 as a majority
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Nothing ever seems to work out for Casey Mears, who has thus far been unable to fulfill his potential and the legacy of his famous family. Mears’ uncle, Rick Mears, won the Indianapolis 500 four times. His father, Roger, raced at Indy and was an off-road racer of great renown. Casey, after racing in CART, made a switch to stock cars and won an ARCA race in 2003 at Michigan. Since making the move to NASCAR, Mears has competed for three teams: Ganassi (now Earnhardt Ganassi) 2003-06, Hendrick Motorsports 2007-08 and Richard Childress Racing beginning this year. His career-
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best points finish was 14th with Ganassi in 2006. A 15th-place finish in the Price Chopper 400 at Kansas Speedway left Mears ranked 19th in the Sprint Cup standings. He is 69 points behind Jeff Burton and 72 ahead of rookie Joey Logano. “It was a good day for the Jack Daniel’s (his sponsor) team, but I think we were better than where we ended up,” said Mears after the Kansas race. “At times, our Chevrolet showed speeds comparable to guys in the top five and top 10, and I felt that’s where we should’ve finished. “We were a little too tight and lost some spots there at end, but our program definitely shows signs of improvement. We’ll try to build on this 15th-place finish next weekend.” Mears’ lone Cup victory to date occurred in one of NASCAR’s signature races, the Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway, where he crossed the finish line first on May 27, 2007. He also finished second in the 2006 Daytona 500 and won the pole at Indianapolis in 2004. “My most memorable experience ... is kind of a toss-up
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NEW ON THE MARKET / ANDOVER: Decent 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home on its own 2 acres of land with a detached garage. Low down payment, $480/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-9361945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c BEST BUY IN TOWN / BELFAST: Nice 3 bedroom home with 1 bedroom on first level. Priced to sell. Low down payment, $330/ mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c ——————————————————————————————— RICHBURG-WIRT HISTORICAL SOCIETY SOUP & SANDWICH Luncheon. Thurs., October 22nd, 11am-? at the Richburg Firemen’s Clubhouse. Homemade soup, sandwich, dessert and beverage, $6. Take-outs and deliveries available. Homemade soup for take-out: Bean or Vegetable Beef Soup $4/quart. Please bring your own container. For advance orders: 585-928-2064. (Thurs., Oct. 22nd ONLY: 928-2711). c ——————————————————————————————— FOR RENT / PORTVILLE, NY- Three bedroom duplex apartment, no pets. References and security deposit required. Phone 716933-7100. 2/13p PAYMENT LOWERED 50 BUCKS / BELMONT: Beautifully renovated 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with new windows, vinyl siding and new roof. Low down payment, $530/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c PAYMENT LOWERED 50 BUCKS / BOLIVAR: A cut above, spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with new roof, kitchen and many updates. Also has a huge yard. Low down payment. $480/ mo. P&I. Call 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c CHEAPER THAN RENT / BOLIVAR: Believe it, you can buy this house for only $380/mo. P&I. Nice 2 bedroom home for her and decent garage for him. Low down payment. Call 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c CLASSIC OAK / CUBA: Decent 3 bedroom village home with a very nice kitchen and unique woodwork. Close to the school. Low down payment. $530/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c SPACIOUS LIVING / CUBA: Renovated 3 bedroom home featuring spacious living room, kitchen and bedroom. Front and back stairwells for the upstairs. New roof, new furnace and garage. Low down payment. $580/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c SPECIAL SERVICES WITH CHRISTIAN MAGICIAN Rev. John Andrews at the Olean Revival Center, 146 N. 13th St., Olean, NY. October 19th through 23rd, 6:30pm nightly. 814-697-6270. c HOUSE OF PRAYER South Bolivar Road Pastor: Roy Elliot Sunday Service............1:30pm Prayer Meeting Wed.........7pm Everyone Welcome
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 19 N. Main St., Portville, NY Rev. Marilyn Hale Sunday School..............9:45am Morning Worship..............11:0
Army National Guard Pvt. JUSTEN L. SLACK has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga. During the nine weeks of training, the soldier received training in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, physical fitness, first aid, and Army history, core values and traditions. Additional training included development of basic combat skills and battlefield operations and tactics, and experiencing use of various weapons and weapons defenses available to the infantry crewman. He is the son of Amy and stepson of Ken Wetherby of Route 417, Allentown, N.Y. Slack is a 2009 graduate of Central High School, Scio, N.Y. f
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BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL LUNCH MENU October 14 - October 20, 2009 Wed. Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich. Lunch: Pepperoni Pizza, Vegetable Sticks, Fruit. Thurs. Breakfast: Cinnamon Rolls. Lunch: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Green Beans, Fruit. Fri. Breakfast: Pancakes, Syrup. Lunch: Ham and Cheese Croissants, Tater Tots, Corn, Fruit. Mon. Breakfast: Bagel, Cream Cheese. Lunch: Sloppy Joe on Bun, Corn, Fruit. Tues. Breakfast: French Toast Sticks. Lunch: Chicken Alfredo over Pasta, Green Beans. Lunch Prices: Full- $1.50. Reduced- 25¢. Please ask for your card 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. Elementary Students Pre Order Salads include: Vegetables, Meat, Cheese and Roll. Served Daily Assorted 8 oz. Milk, Fresh Fruit. Served Daily at the MS/HS: Grab and Go Line- Salads, Subs, Pizza, Fruit, Juice and Milk.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BECOMING A VOLUNTEER WORKER FOR THE BOLIVAR FOOD PANTRY? It involves being available on Thursdays when the food truck comes in. Call Gene Robak, 585-928-1814 or 585-928-5108 for more details. 2/6f
HOW INVASIVE SPECIES IMPACT URBAN AND RURAL FORESTS Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Allegany/ Cattaraugus County in conjunction with The David A. Howe Public Library will host a Community Lecture on Thursday, October 22nd, 7pm (doors open at 6:30pm) on the impact of invasive species on urban and rural forests. The forests of North America have always been changing. In the past, glaciers and fires have had dramatic impacts on the distribution and composition of forests. Recently, with the increase in world commerce, insects and fungi are traveling readily around the globe and some are proving to be a formidable force in long-term forest changes. With the recent arrival of the Emerald Ash Borer in the Midwest and its subsequent spread to New York State we are faced with the possibility of losing most if not all of the ash trees in our communities and forests. Mark Whitmore, Forest Entomologist with the Department of Natural Resources at Cornell University will present the lecture which will discuss the history and biology of the Emerald Ash Borer and other invasions by non-native forest pests and cover steps we can take now to lessen their impact. This program is free and open to the general public. It will be held at the David A. Howe Public Library, 155 North Main St., Wellsville, NY. Please enter the Nancy Howe Auditorium entrance off Park Avenue. f
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COUDERSPORT ALLIANCE CHURCH 7 Alliance Avenue Coudersport, Pa., 16915 814-274-8661 (phone) 814-274-8668 (fax) [email protected] Senior Pastor: Rev. Bernie Knefley Sunday School...............8:45am Sunday Worship................10:00am Sunday Evening Youth Group......................6:30pm Wednesdays: Children’s Program, Prayer Mtg. & Youth Group. . . . .7:00pm
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SHINGLEHOUSE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Russell Horning Sunday School..............9:15am Morning Worship.......10:30am Wednesday Service: BYF (ages 9-12).......3:30pm Choir Practice.........6:15pm Bible Study & Prayer Meeting........7:30pm NOTE: Wheelchair, access ramp and nursery provided.
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FAITH BIBLE CHURCH Rte. 417, Little Genesee, NY Office: 585-928-1856 Pastor: Clint Pearsall Sunday School.........9:45am Children’s Church and Morning Worship. . . . . . .11am Sun. Eve. Worship. . . . . . .6:30pm Wednesday Evening Teen Groups.................6:30pm Discovery Club Children’s Program & Prayer Mtg ....7pm
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2006 GMC ENVOY Power sunroof, Bose disc CD w/XM, power seat, trailering pkg, chrome wheels, running boards and only 32,000 one owner miles. #P2361
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PORTVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH 24 Temple St., 716-933-8164 Pastor: Fred Kemp Sunday Services: Sunday School.........9:45am Worship Hour........11:00am Afternoon Service....1:00pm Wednesday-Family Night: Bible Study & Prayer. .7pm A Place for Everyone Nursery Care provided at all regular services.
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*IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A CAR CARE CERTIFICATE, CHECK WITH DEALER TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY. **ALL PAYMENTS ARE BASED ON $2500 CASH DOWN. 2009-2007 MODELS: 72 MOS. @ 7.99%; 2006 MODELS: 72 MOS. @ 8.5%; 2005 MODELS: 66 MOS. @ 8.5%; 2004 MODELS: 60 MOS. @ 8.5%; 2003 MODELS: 48 MOS @ 9.5% TAX & LICENSE FEES ARE EXTRA.
RICK BOKMAN, INC www.rickbokmaninc.com PORTABLE WASHER AND DRYER- $150 for both. Washer is one year old, dryer is older, but works good. 814-465-3350. fb SUMMIT OPEN SHOT CLIMBING TREE STAND- One year old, used twice, $150. 716-933-5729. fb LEFT-HANDED JENNINGS BUCKMASTER 2000 BOW- Ready to shoot. Arrows, broad heads, case included. $250. 716-9335729. pb FOR SALE- 1 row corn picker. Price $250. Eldred area, 814-5986559. pb VALLEY RECYCLING: BUYING SCRAP copper, brass, aluminum, stainless steel, etc. Top prices! 34 Union Street, Allegany, NY. 716-372-9542. tfcb ——————————————————————————————— PETERSON STOVES Are your heating bills too high? Check out our rice coal stoves, free standing units, forced air and hot water boilers. Clean burning, automatic feed. Heat the average home all winter for only $1,000. Call 585-933-7277. tfcb ——————————————————————————————— HAINES TRUCK CAPS: Fiberglass & aluminum. Tonneau covers & bedliners. Route 417 and 219, Kill Buck, NY, 716-945-5359. Monday-Friday 9-5, Saturday 9-1 or by appointment. tfcb FOR SALE- Full size bed, complete, $40. Phone 716-701-1884. fb WOMAN’S BLACK LEATHER, LONG LENGTH JACKET- Size 3x, never worn, $75. 814-642-2012. fb WOODEN TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS- $75. 814-225-3175; 814-5988012. fb COUCH / 5 PIECE SECTIONAL- Clean and comfortable, easy to move, $75. Call 814-544-8017. fb FOR SALE- 1987 Mansion trailer, 14x70, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, newer roof, all new pipes throughout, $14,000 o.b.o. Available immediately. Call 814-225-4414; 814-642-7411. 2/13pb FOR SALE- Set of horseshoes, never used, $20. Call 814-6976975. 2/13fb FOR SALE- Whirlpool dishwasher, black, 4 cycles, 4 options, warranty, excellent condition, 4 months old. Must sell. $250. 814642-2932. pb GOING PLACES? We make a little go a long way! Sell, buy, rent, find and give notice by reading and using the Moneysaver Shopping Guide and Shopping News reader ads!
E M O T I O N S ANONYMOUS: 12 steps to emotional well being. Meets every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the United Methodist Church, corner of Maple St., and Madison St., Wellsville, N.Y. All are welcome. tfb
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PFEIFFER NATURE CENTER Investigating the Wonders of Fall What makes the leaves turn color? This and other fall wonders will be explored on a leisurely walk through the ever changing old growth forest at Lillibridge Old Growth Forest on Sat., October 24th, 1pm to 3pm. Contact us for cost info., 716933-0187. fb BOLIVAR UNITED SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST METHODIST CHURCH 419 Trapping Brook Road 80 Friendship St., Bolivar Wellsville, NY 14895 585-928-2224 585-593-1637 Pastor: Stanley Scoville 620 West Sullivan Street Sun. School (adult). 9:30-11am Olean, NY 14760 Sunday Worship.........11:05am 716-372-0693 Nursery Care provided 101 Front Ave. COME, SHARE, REJOICE! Salamanca, NY 14779 Celebrate God’s Grace, 716-945-2421 Witness For Jesus Christ. Pastor: Bill McNeil Randolph Church KOSSUTH Washington St., 14772 COMMUNITY CHAPEL Phone 716-358-3681 (Mennonite) Pastor: Bill McNeil Bolivar, NY•585-928-2380 Saturday Morning Worship & Pastor: John Boll Sabbath School Asst. Pastor: Marlin Miller Call: Pastor Bill McNeil Morning Worship.........9:30am for times.............716-372-8133 Sunday School............10:45am Bible Study and Prayer RICHBURG FIRST DAY Wednesday................7:00pm BAPTIST CHURCH Evening Service, Last Sunday 128 Main St., Box 242 of month.......................7:00pm Pastor: Larry J. Allen Early Worship..............9:00am Sunday School............10:00am BOLIVAR FREE LIBRARY Morning Worship. . . . . . .11:00am New Hrs. as of November Wednesday Prayer Mtg. . . .7pm 3rd: Mon., Wed., Thurs. 6Thursday LIFE Adventure 8pm; Tues. 12:30-4:30pm; Fri. Club for boys & girls in 1-8 9:30am-4:30pm; Sat. 12:30grades. For more info. and 3:30pm. tf spiritual counsel, phone 585928-2400. Quotes- “Laughter gives us distance. It allows us to step back from an event, deal with it and then move on.” - Bob Newhart *** “We cannot really love anybody with whom we never laugh.” - Agnes Repplier
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Blue Rhino Propane Tank Exchange
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Generations Bar 324 Main St., Bolivar, N.Y. Music 9:30pm-1:30am *ID Required THE PORTVILLE BUNNIE TAILS The Portville Bunnie Tails want to thank everyone who helped us out at our yard sale on October 3rd. Thank you to the Portville Family Dollar for letting us set up there and to all the families that helped us. We sold a lot. The group would like to have another sale next year. We still need to raise more money, but we can do it. The 4-H Club is going to help St. Judes. You can help too by saving tabs with us. Just call us and let us know. Our next meeting is coming up, October 15th at the Portville School, 6pm. Come join the fun. Happy belated birthday to our 7 year old clover bud, Destiny Shaw of Portville, NY. Call 585-933-6383 for information. f RICHBURG-WIRT HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM 243 Main St., Rte. 275, Richburg, NY, is open every Wed. 10am-3pm, March through Nov., or by appt. Meetings are held the first Mon. of every mo., 7pm at the museum. Everyone welcome! Please call 585-928-9478 or 928-1249 for info. or to make an appointment. 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
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tf 24-HOUR CRISIS HOTLINE: 585-593-5706 Offers help for those having a hard time coping! Confidential telephone counseling and a resource referral information agent for mental health situations. We are here to help with suicide prevention! Call us! We care! tf BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCA) 79 Brooklyn Street Portville, NY Rev. Paula Roulette Sunday Worship.........9:00am Sunday School..........10:30am KAHAL ELOHIM YISRAEL 76 S. Main St., Wellsville (congregation of the God of Israel) Wednesdays: Midrash (study).......7:00pm Saturdays: Sabbath Meeting. . .10:30am Food Pantry..................5-7pm Donations of cash or food accepted.
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. Call 607-387-5966 or write Box 488, Trumansburg, NY 14886. tf
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WEST CLARKSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH 9003 Daggott Hollow West Clarksville, NY Rev. Les Chambers 585-968-0377 Sunday School..............9:30am Morning Worship.......10:45am Sunday Afternoon Service .....1:30pm Sun. Teens....................1:30pm Wed. Prayer & Praise......7pm ANGLICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD 29 South St. at Stone St., Cuba, NY Services as announced.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS If you want to drink that’s your business. If you want to stop we can help. Call AA answering service in your area at 716372-4800 or 607-276-8588 to talk to someone who cares or to find a meeting in your area. tf
Rolling Hills Cafe
Main St. Bolivar Hours: Mon. 6am-7pm; Closed Tuesday; Wed. 6am-7pm; Thurs. 6am-7pm; Fri. 6am-8pm; Sat. 6am-1pm; Sun. 7am-1pm (Breakfast Only)
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JMH THANKS VOLUNTEER CHAPLAINS Wellsville, NY (October 2, 2009)- Meeting the holistic needs of patients is the idea behind the chaplaincy program at Jones Memorial Hospital. Staffed by volunteer chaplains from various local churches, the chaplains are available on a rotating, on-call basis. The volunteer chaplains for the month of September 2009, were; Rev. Larry Hoyt, St. Paul’s Basswood Hill, Canisteo, NY; Rev. Fred Francisco, Riverside Assembly, Wellsville, NY; Rev. Ralph Eastlack, So. Tier Youth For Christ, Wellsville, NY; Rev. William Jones, First Congregational, Wellsville, NY; Ms. Carol Stewart, Alleg. Co. Episcopal Ministry, Wellsville, NY; Pastor Philip Barner, Andover, NY; Rev. Marc Chamberlain, Belmont, NY and Ms. Anne Bundrick, Wellsville, NY. Jones Memorial Hospital would like to thank our chaplains for their words of kindness, comfort and support, and all that they do for not only our patients and their families, but for our staff as well. f The PORTVILLE COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY, located at the First Presbyterian Church, 19 N. Main St., Portville, is a volunteer organization of the Portville Community. It is a supplemental and emergency food pantry seeking to serve the residents of the Portville School district. Anyone who receives assistance (food stamps, welfare, Social Security, etc.) and resides in the Portville School District is eligible to receive food from the Portville Community Food Pantry. The food pantry is open the fourth Wednesday of each month from 10 a.m. to noon and again from 6 to 8 p.m. tf
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BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL NEWS
FROM THE DESK OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
ELEMENTARY NEWS
Dear Community Members: Our 2009-2010 school year is off to a great start. By the time you read our October newsletter we will be starting our sixth week of school...how time flies! ⌧ This year our enrollment has increased by a few students over last year. Our graduating class this year is currently at 67; 13 students over last year. This number will continue to increase over the next few years to 70 with the class of 2012. ⌧ As stated above, we are in our sixth week of school and everyone is in their routine. We have also opened our after school study center for all students. This is a great time for students to take advantage of getting some extra help or a great time to just have a quiet place to do their homework. We do provide transportation for those students to attend the study center from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Please encourage your child to take advantage of this opportunity. ⌧ Our parent/teacher conference days are scheduled for November 9 & 10. You will be getting more information as we get closer to those dates. I encourage you to get involved with your child’s education. Do not take a back seat approach to this very important time in your child’s life. I understand that parents are very busy these days, but we have made our parent/ teacher schedule so that you can meet either in the afternoon, morning or evening. So there should not be a reason for you not to take the time to meet with your child’s teachers. I cannot stress the point enough to get involved. ⌧ Dedication and Service: If you see a Bolivar-Richburg Central School Board of Education member; (Michael Church, Heather Ferris, Guy Gilliland, Carol Greene, David Herne, Robert Mead, and MaryEllen Wedge) during the week of October 19-23, 2009, please take a moment to say thank you. This week has been declared as Board Recognition Week by Governor David Paterson. Each member of the Bolivar-Richburg Central School Board spends many hours reviewing school policies, developing school policies, formulating a school budget, working with parents and community groups, attending training workshops, and meeting twice a month to discuss school issues. All of the time spent on the above is without compensation and requires many hours away from their families. So you say; why would someone make such a commitment? I believe it is a commitment made because these community members are concerned with the quality of education our children receive. There are times when board members are required to make decisions that someone in the community may not agree with. These are hard decisions to make, but I can assure you that all decisions made by our board of education are with the students’ and the communities’ best interests in mind. ⌧ This year we hired 4 new staff members. Due to Norma Bartlett’s retirement, we were able to recall Nicole Kachermeyer as the instrumental music teacher. Through Federal Stimulus funds, we were able to recall one elementary teacher who is now working at both the pre-school in the morning and at the elementary in the afternoon. We were very happy that we were able to save these 2 teaching positions. We were also able to restore director of curriculum and instruction position which was originally cut from the budget and moved under BOCES services. ⌧ As you may or may not know Jennifer Sorochin who was our director of curriculum for the past 3 years had taken an administrator position in another school district. We felt that this position was too important to eliminate. We looked within our district to see if there was someone who could continue to oversee our new reading program and our district-wide instruction of the Thoughtful Classroom and supervise our Pre-K program in order to meet the new state standards and better prepare our students for Kindergarten. We were fortunate to have Michelle McDowell who currently teaches 7th and 8th grade English apply for the position. I feel the district once again has a person in the curriculum and instruction position that will provide the curriculum leadership that provides staff development for our teachers and who will oversee our curriculum Pre-K - 12 grades. ⌧ Most recently we had a group of community members attend one of our board of education meetings which are held twice a month on the first and third Tuesdays. It was nice to see community members attend this meeting and we continue to encourage community members to attend. Please do not wait for a concern to arise before you attend a meeting. Many important decisions are made at each meeting that affect all aspects of our school system. I must remind you that each board meeting is a public meeting. This means that the public is invited to attend but it is not a meeting where there is dialogue between attendees and the board. If you wish to address the board regarding an agenda item, you will need to contact Connie Emery in the superintendent’s office and indicate that you would like to address the board regarding a specific agenda item. Please give Connie a few details about your request so that if we need to have additional information available for you we can be prepared. If you just want to address the board on a specific issue, but it is not on the agenda, you would need to speak with the superintendent who will discuss the issue with you and if still necessary will then place your name on the agenda as a special topic item. I have asked that our Board of Education meeting pamphlet be placed on our web site so you can read all the specifics for addressing the board of education at a meeting. Also, the agenda for each meeting is on our access channel by Friday of the week before the meeting or you can stop in at the superintendent’s office for a copy on that Friday. Attending a board meeting is an eye-opening experience and it will give you a better idea of how the board works. Each year new board members are elected to a 3-year term and this year there will be 2 seats open. If you have ever considered running for a board of education position, I would strongly suggest that you attend a few meetings to see if that is what you would really like to do. It is not an easy job and it comes with much responsibility to the whole school system and community. Again, we encourage and welcome your attendance at our board of education meetings. In closing, I continue to ask our community how they feel our school system is doing in providing a good education at an affordable cost. If you have comments on this question or you would like more information or if you would like me to address your group or club, please let me know.
By: Michael Schott Elementary Principal We are now halfway through our first marking period at school, and if your child is struggling in any area, you should have received an interim report from your child’s teacher. Please work with your child’s teacher in helping your child meet success. Homework is a very important part of school, and if your child is not finding time at home to do their school work, that can lead to serious problems as the school year moves along. Project Catch-Up has started for students in grades 3 - 5 and this program is designed to help your child get caught up on their work and/or get extra help from a teacher. The program runs three days a week, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday for an hour after school. Transportation is provided for this program. If your child needs to stay for Project Catch-Up, their teacher will send a form home for you to sign. Please sign the form and return it to school. Our school is once again participating in the “Fitness for Kids Challenge”. Last year we were one of the top schools and received $1,000. I would like your support and help in making that happen again this year. Your child will be bringing home a form for you to fill out giving them permission to participate. I ask that you return the form to school even though it says you may fill it out on line or fill it out and return it yourself. Once I have all the student forms, I will send them in. Unlike last year, this is a one-time deal once you have completed the form, the students will then only need to complete their activity sheets each week. The program runs October through May. Please mark your calendars for November 9 and 10, as we will be having parent conferences on those dates. Conferences on the 9th will run from 3:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. and conferences on the 10th will run from 8:00 a.m. until noon. There will be no school for students on October 23, as the teachers will be participating in a countywide in-service day. Picture retake day is scheduled for October 29.
Joseph DeCerbo Superintendent of Schools
SECONDARY PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE The Importance of Homework Now that school is back in full swing you have probably noticed that your child is busy at home completing homework assignments. If you have not noticed this aspect of their education, it might be time for you to have a serious conversation with your son or daughter and their teachers. Homework, although often seen as trivial or busy work, really is an important aspect of your child’s educational growth. This task should not be taken lightly and it is critical that you help play an active role in ensuring that homework assignments are completed in a timely manner and at an acceptable level. Homework serves many purposes in the educational setting. Homework is the bridge between school and home. By being involved in the homework process, you can be more aware of what is being taught in school, as well as create an opportunity to offer positive reinforcement in relation to the importance of school. Homework also allows teachers to monitor the independent practice and understanding of students. Often students can complete tasks in class with assistance from the teacher or another classmate, but to truly understand a concept your son or daughter needs to be able to complete an assignment independently. The drill and practice associated with homework helps to reinforce the daily classroom lessons, as well as improve the chances for academic success. Finally, homework can play a vital role in making sure your child realizes the importance of responsibility when they leave this school. The task of remembering homework assignments, organizing necessary materials, managing time and returning assignments to school for a grade, helps to strengthen their sense of responsibility. These very important skills will give your son or daughter the tools needed to be successful in college, at work and in their personal life. It is important that your child realizes that you take their homework and education very seriously. There are some simple steps that you as parents can do to help facilitate the successful completion of homework assignments. First it is important that you communicate regularly with your child’s teachers. As a parent you now have access to assigned homework by going to www.brcs.wnyric.org and clicking on homework links. Do not fall into the trap of relying solely on your child for information regarding their homework assignments. It is also important to create a regular time to be set aside for homework. Even if your child claims not to have any homework, this time can be used for review of previously taught material. Another way in which you can help to insure success is to pick a place for homework to be completed that is free of distractions such as the television and radio. By creating a familiar time and place to work on school assignments you will be helping to create a routine that fosters success. Finally, and I cannot stress this enough, be there for your child. Offer help, provide encouragement, praise success, communicate with teachers and most importantly make sure that your child knows that you have goals and aspirations for them when they grow up. Make sure that your children realize that you see education as a way for them to be successful and achieve these goals. When considering the major implications that homework will have on the academic success of your son or daughter, it is obvious that the more involved you are in their homework process, the greater likelihood that they will be successful here at school. We at the Bolivar-Richburg Central School District applaud you for your efforts. John R. Marshall Secondary Principal
CLASS OF 2013 - FRESHMAN CLASS NEWS
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT NEWS
PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES Parent-Teacher conferences will be held on the Bolivar Campus for the Middle School and High School students. On November 9, from 4:00-7:30pm and on November 10, from 8:00am-12:00pm, meet your child’s teachers in the upper gym and discuss your child’s progress.
GUIDANCE NEWS
COLLEGE/RECRUITER VISITATION SCHEDULE College and recruiter visits are announced by a poster outside the guidance office and also over the morning announcements. Many seniors have taken advantage of the visits by speaking to these college representatives and finding out more about the college or program of their interest. The following are scheduled to visit B-RCS: Army National Guard Edinboro University Finger Lakes Community College
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PSAT, ACT AND SAT TESTING Some juniors will take the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) on Wednesday, October 14, in the B-RCS cafeteria at 8:00 A.M. The cost of the test is $13.00 and students must register in the Guidance Office. We are limited to 30 tests, so students should register early. The PSAT is a “warm-up” for the SAT and also enters juniors into scholarship competition. PSAT results should be in the first week of December. At that time, I will review the test with students and they will receive a printout of their results to take home. The next national test that juniors will take is the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT I) or American College Test (ACT) in the spring (April to June) of next year. I’ll speak with juniors about how to register early next year. Many seniors have been busy by taking or re-taking the SAT or ACT. Either one of these tests is used by colleges for one of two purposes - as part of the acceptance process or to help colleges determine the appropriate placement of students into math and English courses. The next ACT test date is December 12 (registration deadline is November 6). The next SAT test date is December 5 (registration deadline is October 30). Registration forms for both are available in the Guidance Office or the students may register online. The SAT test fee is $45.00 and the ACT (without the writing section) is set at $32.00 this year. WEB SITES FOR COLLEGE Need help exploring colleges, finding out more about the financial aid process, looking into finding a career, or how about touring a college online? Here are a few fantastic web sites that will surely help out both students and parents: www.hesc.com, www.nymentor.edu, www.finaid.com and www.studentaid.ed.gov.
BUENOS DIAS, MIS AMIGOS.... Spanish 8 is going full force. In the first few weeks of Spanish they have learned: –Names and pronunciation of the 21 Spanish-speaking countries –How to find current event articles and write thoughtful essays on the event –To respond to basic classroom commands and actions –Count and write the numbers 0-20 –Introductions and other basic questions Spanish I spent a few classes reviewing and now are working hard on learning new ideas. We have already talked about leisure activities, ways to describe people, and Spanish music. In October we will discuss school schedules, activities at school and regular verbs. They will also continue some review topics such as classroom objects and parts of the body. Remember, students must PASS Spanish I as a graduation requirement! Spanish II is learning vocabulary about household items. This curriculum is grammar intensive, and during the month of October, students will learn stem-changing verbs o to ue, familiar commands, demonstrative adjectives and pronouns, and the use of hace...que involving time. Spanish III is learning vocabulary about communication. Grammar studies include the use of the infinitive, subjunctive tense with some IR verbs, and positive and negative words. Spanish IV is learning vocabulary dealing with healthy living. The grammar aspect includes reviewing formal and plural commands, commands with object pronouns, and the subjunctive tense. Spanish V is learning vocabulary about Hispanic immigrants. Their grammar lessons include a review of the imperfect tense, along with the preterite tense versus use of the imperfect.
SECONDARY LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER By Ms. Dimmig September has been a busy month in the Secondary Library Media Center. Mr. Allen’s 6th grade English classes came for Library orientation and book selection, Mrs. McDowell’s 7th and 8th grade classes chose books for their 1st quarter book reports due the end of Oct., Mrs. Donahue’s English 11 and AP English chose books for silent reading, Ms. Snow’s Foods class used the recipes web sites to start creating personalized cookbooks, Mrs. Cady’s Accounting class researched accounting scandals, Mr. Allen’s 6th Grade Social Studies learned how to use the Grolier’s Multimedia Encyclopedia to research countries, Mr. Kottwitz’s Economic classes began researching for their comparative economics paper and Mrs. Cady’s Careers and Financial Management Class began researching a person who started a business. On Line subscriptions: We have a new database ProQuest Platinum provided by the state Library. The passwords for Encyclopedia Americana, Grolier Mutlimedia and The New Book of Knowledge have changed so students need to see Ms. Dimmig for the school password. We have a new encyclopedia this year, The World Book Encyclopedias. Students need to see Ms. Dimmig for the user name and password. Career information: The Library Media Center has many career and college search books available. There are also books on how to write the college application essay.
Parents of US History 11 and AP US History Students: DEAR LIVING ENVIRONMENT STUDENTS! We have finished one unit (ecology) and you should be breathing a sigh of relief from finishing your first exam. The two books we read, The Lorax by Dr. Seuss and There’s a Hair in my Dirt by Gary Larson, were used to explain concepts that are vital for biology....the interaction of all organisms and human’s role in the environment. We will be heading right into photosynthesis and respiration as these processes are necessary for life as we know it. Keep on checking the BRCS homepage for homework and be sure to keep up with labs. Mrs. Eshelman
JUNIOR CLASS OF 2011 Mrs. Hawver and Ms. Dimmig At the Class of 2011 meeting in September, your student received a dues statement. If your student owes any dues they should be paid this fall because tickets for the 2010 prom can not purchased until their dues are current. The cost of prom tickets and dues at the same time will be expensive. Class dues cover the cost of your students cap and gown next year and the class share of prom expenses and any other class expenses such as the cost of materials not donated for the Homecoming float. If your child is not going to the Prom, it would be wise to pay their dues in their Junior year as there are many expenses during a students Senior year. These can include such things as SAT or ACT fees, senior pictures, yearbook, college application fees, senior class trip, senior sweatshirts, announcements, college deposits, graduation parties etc.
Have you ever wanted to know how your child is doing in a class at any given time? Wouldn’t it be nice to check your child’s grades in a class from your own computer at home? Have you ever wished you could know if your child is keeping up with homework and studying for tests and quizzes? Now, you can...without waiting for a 5 week progress report or a quarterly report card. I am using a program called SnapGrades to let students and their parents know how they are doing in my US history classes. Each student and parent has their own username and password. Parent log-in information was mailed on October 5th. To log in, go to my web site: www.mr-baldwin.com. Click on the GREEN APPLE on the right side of the page. Enter the log-in information mailed to you and Ta-Daa! ... you can see your child’s current grade in my US history class and see what score your child received on every graded assignment. You can check 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from any computer connected to the internet. It is completely secure - only you and your child can see your child’s grades. If you have questions, please e-mail me at [email protected]. Eric Baldwin
NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY National Junior Honor Society will have inductions in March this year. Students in grades 8 and 9 may be inducted into the Honor Society if they have maintained a cumulative average of 90% or higher throughout Middle School. Qualities of leadership, character, service, and citizenship must also be shown. Last year the NJHS helped stuff Christmas stockings for ACCORD for area children. They also held “Penny Wars” for the American Cancer Society. This is in addition to individual community service activities that each member must complete.
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Mr. DiGirolamo SENIORS MAKE FUTURE PLANS I have met with all seniors to discuss their post-high school plans. Students are being instructed to begin preparing their resume if they are interested in finding employment directly after high school. Those students who are interested in college have been given several important handouts about financial aid and the college selection process. It is highly recommended that seniors complete their college application(s) by Thanksgiving recess. However, some programs require students to apply earlier to ensure that their program of choice is not filled. Completed applications should be brought to me for a final check and mailing. Also, since many students are now applying online, it is vitally important that they let me or my secretary know so that we mail the student’s transcript. Colleges require a transcript and will not process a student’s application until they have one. Regarding financial aid, in December, parents of seniors will be receiving a letter inviting them to a financial aid workshop that will be held at B-RCS in January. At this meeting, we will walk parents through the process of applying for financial assistance. This program is open to anyone wishing more information on the financial aid process. By the way, many brochures on financial aid are available in our guidance office or at www.hesc.org. Any parent who wishes more information about the college selection process or financial aid can call Mr. DiGirolamo at school.
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The BRCS Business classes will sponsor a Blood Drive on Tuesday, October 29. The time is 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please come to the Lower Gym located in the Bolivar Building to make a donation. The last blood drive helped 84 people in Allegany County. Please come and support your local school and The B-RCS Business Club.
The freshman class wrapped up a busy homecoming week culminating in our 1950’s themed float which we showcased in the annual homecoming parade. A great deal of hard work was put in by many members of the class of 2013. All participants had a tremendous amount of fun and we hope that even more will come help next year. The freshman class would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Ingalls for allowing us to use their garage for the float construction. We would also like to send out a warm thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Nolan for the use of their trailer for the float. With homecoming all wrapped up, there are a couple of reminders that members of the class of 2013 still need to be aware of: ⌧ Class dues need to be turned in by Oct. 15th. The class dues are ten dollars per year and can be paid all at once ($40) or annually ($10). ⌧ The freshman class fundraiser will begin on Nov. 2. The class will be selling Zapa-Snack products. This is a great fundraiser and important for all students thinking of going on the senior trip to plan on participating. If you have any questions in regards to class dues and our fundraiser you can contact Mrs. Auman or Mr. Kinnicutt using the school e-mail or by calling the school. Thank you, Mrs. Auman, Mr. Kinnicutt Class Advisors, Class of 2013
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Mr. Keir It’s been a good start to a new school year, though very busy as you might expect. Our department has seen some changes this year, most notably the retirement of Norma Bartlett. We wish her the best in her retirement and thank her for her years of musical service to the students and the community. I have been moved into her position with a few additions to my schedule. There has also been a deletion that has been difficult, but understandable. Mrs. Baldwin, the choir accompanist, has also decided to retire. We thank her for all she has done for the choirs and for sharing her gift with us. We also wish her the best in her future endeavors. Our accompanying needs have not been solidified and so perhaps someone reading this may be well suited to fill that role, or knows someone that is. I invite anyone who may be interested to contact me. All of our vocal groups continue to work on perfecting the craft of singing and singing in a group. 6th grade choir is adjusting to having folders and real music for the first time. Jr. High is adjusting to having Tenors and Basses for the first time, and the two Senior High choirs are adjusting to having me for the first time. The students are very talented and it is my desire to make beautiful music together and create wonderful memories in the short time that we have together. Congratulations go out to one very special music student who was chosen to represent Bolivar-Richburg at the NYSSMA Conference All-State in Rochester as a Tenor 2. This is a very distinct honor in which very few musicians ever receive. You must be the best of the best and at the very minimum score perfectly on the most difficult of music. Jamison Rilling achieved that perfect score last spring and will be attending All-State in early December. I would also like to congratulate two of our high school vocal students for winning the role of choir president, one from each choir. Breanne Hackett, grade 10, was chosen for the Varsity choir and Jamison Riling, grade 12, was chosen for the Senior High choir. These individuals were elected by their peers. One of their first jobs is to join me in selecting section leaders for the Sopranos, Altos, Tenors, and Basses. Please feel free to contact me if you have any thoughts or concerns. Chris Keir [email protected]
Community Members 18 and Older
Get Into Shape at the Bolivar-Richburg Fitness Center. Workout Mondays – Thursdays 5:30 to 8:00 MIDDLE SCHOOL GUIDANCE 6-9 Christy Crandall-Bean 6th Graders Experience Houghton’s Ropes Course During September, the 6th graders attended the Houghton College Ropes course. This is a challenge course that we participate in as part of our character education program. The character traits we try to target on the trip include: responsibility to self and others, cooperation, integrity, leadership, and persistence. The ropes course is a great experiential outdoor classroom. Students learn that they can accomplish more than they initially believe they can. This in turn bolsters their self-confidence and willingness to attempt new goals after they have gone through the course. We also have a lot of fun on the course and students often see their classmates in a different light!
Teamwork required to tackle this tire obstacle
FCCLA NEWS By Carmen Dickerson and Brittany Gordon This year BR FCCLA (Family Career and Community Leaders of America) took off to a very busy start. Our officers are President- Samantha Small, Vice President- Briana Vennard, Secretary- Morgan Taylor, Treasurer- Ciera Mitchell, Co-Treasurer- Denae Hall, District Representative- Brittany Fowler, Public Relations- Carmen Dickerson and Brittany Gordon, Bulletin Board Chairperson- Caitlin Morrison and Historian- Chris Perkins. We also have two students with state offices, they are: State Officer Elect- Briana Vennard and State Jr. Leader- Morgan Taylor. We have already started our one major fund raiser, the Tom Wat sale. This will help us raise money to help send students to the district, state and national meetings and to cover our community service activities. Our Community service activities so far are: making and selling pink ribbon cookies to support Breast Cancer Awareness, making Christmas stockings for the Student Council to have filled, and saving pull tabs for the Ronald McDonald House. Upcoming events will be an overnight stay at the Circle C Ranch in Delevan for leadership training on October 30-31 and an after school meeting to participate in the national Step one program. Our members will also be starting their STAR Events projects this month. This is a judged presentation that students can do at the March state meeting and earn the right to go to national meeting, which will be held in Chicago.
Brooke Smith 40 feet in the air on the Leap of Faith platform
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EARTH SCIENCE We have just finished studying the Earth in general from its measurements to mapping. This includes latitude and longitude as well as using a compass and GPS. We will now dig into the composition of our planet by studying rocks and minerals and after that, the forces at work inside the Earth. This will include the study of earthquakes and Plate Tectonics. If you have a child in Earth Science please encourage him/her to do all the daily work and stay caught up. It is very important that all practice work be done so that the final assessments for each unit are the best ones possible. Playing catch-up is never a good strategy for any course of study. We all want our students to do the very best that they can. Happy Fall!!! Mr. Gibbons
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Help contribute to the yearbook by uploading photos directly to our website for potential use in our book! Go to www.hjeshare.com and enter the school code (3011580), and follow the steps. All pictures submitted will be viewed and approved by advisors before becoming available for use by the yearbook staff. If you have any questions, contact Miss Schey at [email protected] or Mrs. Eshelman at [email protected].
New 6th grader Garrett Ingraham and B-R alumni Jim Pettit, Wilderness Adventures Asst. Director, checking safety gear before a climb
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL To ensure that your student(s) will receive a 2010 yearbook this spring, choose one of three easy payment methods: • Complete the form you received in the mail and return it with full payment in the envelope provided. • Order online at the secure website www.yearbookordercenter.com using our Order Number 6218. • Call the toll-free number 1-866-287-3096, Monday through Friday, 8 am until 5 pm, Central Time. Please have the information you received in the mail in-hand when you call or go online. At a minimum, you will need to know our Order Number 6218.
Liz Collins balancing on a low ropes course station with spotting support from her classmates
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If you have a student in grades 6-11 and they really enjoyed the ropes course, encourage them to attend the Summer STEP Adventure program through Houghton over the summer. This allows them to go through the ropes course more in depth as well as go on a hiking trip with other students from all over the state. Our office will have applications from Step Adventure in the late spring if you are interested in one. The cost is only $15.00 to Allegany County residents for a three or ten day trip thanks to funding from the Allegany County Youth Bureau!
The topic is forces and there were plenty of experiments. Students learned everyday lessons on the importance of one of Newton’s Law that says, an
Mrs. Nicole Kachermeyer A new addition to our music department ... My name is Mrs. Kachermeyer and I am the new 6-12 Band Director. I am originally from Falconer New York. After attending and graduating from Falconer Central School I went on to pursue a degree in Music Education at SUNY Fredonia. When I am not teaching I enjoy spending time with my family, and taking part in outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping. I also enjoy reading, and making music. I came to be a teacher in a rather round about way, but I must say that teaching is truly what I do best, and I am so very happy to have the opportunity to do it here. Ms. Casey Lawton A new addition to our physical education department... My name is Casey Lawton. I currently live in Houghton, New York, but I was born and raised in Springville, New York where I attended Springville Griffith Institute. After high school I attended Houghton College in Houghton, New York. I graduated in December 2008 and received my Bacholor’s Degree in Physical Education. I also played soccer for the Lady Highlanders and now am currently the assistant coach for the Lady Highlanders. Upon graduation I substituted in local school districts such as Letchworth. I then landed a long term sub position in April ‘09 at Perry Middle School instructing Physical Education grades 5-8. I am very excited to be here in the Bolivar-Richburg area and can not wait to get involved!
The students also learned that Force = mass times acceleration (F=ma) as they pushed each other in a wheelbarrow. They quickly discovered that more mass means less acceleration. Also pictured is an indoor experiment that used a pop bottle and cork. When the mixture inside reacted, the cork flew one way and the bottle the other. This helped them understand for every force there is an equal and opposite force. These were only three of our many experiments as we studied forces.
MIDDLE SCHOOL ASSEMBLY Music is a crucial part of the teen years, but so is healthy eating. Put the two together and you have the middle school assembly presented at BRCS, I Will Not Be Bought, with registered Dietitian and musician Jill Jayne. The assembly was sponsored by the PEP grant.
Mrs. Tracie Middleton A new cafeteria manager... My name is Tracie Middleton and I live in Wellsville, N.Y. with my husband Tom and our Morkie puppy named Tucker (our baby!!) I graduated from Scio Central School and went to college at Alfred State College of Technology. I have a degree in Culinary Arts. After college I worked for Immaculate Conception School where I was the Cafeteria Manager/Head Cook for 13 years. I also taught Spanish at I.C.S. for 12 years. My hobbies include reading, crafting, camping and spending time with my wonderful family. I am very excited to be a part of Bolivar-Richburg School and look forward to working with all the great people here! Mrs. Michelle McDowell Michelle McDowell selected as the new person to oversee Curriculum and Instruction ... Michelle is very excited about being promoted to oversee curriculum and instruction at BRCS. Having received her BA In English/Secondary Education and MS In Curriculum and Instruction Michelle feels she is up to the many challenges that she will be presented. Having taught English at the middle level 7th and 8th grade for the past 5 years she feels that she has a good understanding of what our students need when it comes to the ELA assessment and necessary writing skills. Michelle looks forward to working with all the teachers in Pre-K -12 to ensure that when students begin at BRCS in Pre-K they get a good foundation for the next 14 years and upon graduation they are well prepared academically to meet the challenges of the 21st century. Other things Michelle has done..... senior class advisor, county fair advisor, Sentinel advisor, new teacher mentor, Instructional Leader for The Thoughtful Classroom and Team member for The Thoughtful Classroom.
Norma Bartlett - Vocal Music Teacher For 17 Years Retires From BRCS.
I Will Not Be Bought was an interactive, music-based performance that focused on the influence of advertising on body image, nutrition, substance abuse, and peer pressure. Look at the picture and you can easily see our students loved the assembly
NEW STAFF BEGIN AT BRCS Mrs. Stephanie Anger A new addition to our science department ... Before coming to Bolivar-Richburg, I worked at Cattaraugus-Little Valley as the chemistry and forensics teacher. My husband and I bought a house in Portville last year and having the opportunity of a chemistry teaching position opening at BRCS was a chance to work closer to home and to share my love of science with the students here at BRCS. I was married a year ago and since have started to accumulate pets including a dog and 2 kittens. I look to a long and successful teaching career here at BRCS in the area of chemistry. Mrs. Julie Britt A new addition to our special education department ... My name is Julie Britt, I grew up in Lockport, New York. I graduated from Lockport High School, and went on to earn my undergraduate degree at SUNY Fredonia, my Master’s degree is from SUNY Brockport. Last fall, I went back to school to complete my certification in special education. My husband, who is the ninth grade Social Studies teacher at B-R, and I moved to Wellsville in 2006. I love animals, and have many fish as well as a goldendoodle puppy named Maya. When I am not teaching, you will most likely find me outdoors. I love camping, gardening, and curling up with a good book.
Mrs. Bartlett has taught students in both the Richburg and Bolivar-Richburg School district for the past 17 years. Her dedication to the teaching of music and the love of teaching students has enabled her to touch the lives of many students in a very positive way. Through the years Mrs. Bartlett has had many students attain high levels of music accomplishments in solo festivals and other music competitions and some students have chosen to pursue a post secondary music career. There are many students who have benefited from Norma’s great musical talent. Norma decided to retire at the end of the 2008-09 school year and we want to wish Norma and her husband Jim, many happy healthy years in their retirement.
KINDERGARTEN Miss Glover, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. (Sitter) Tompkins ... We have had a busy start to the school year in kindergarten. The students have been working on their letters. We have been learning about the school bus, community helpers, feelings about losing things, as well as field trips in reading. We have introduced the students to what characters are in a book, the sequence of the story, as well as retelling parts of a story. We have also been learning about comparing and contrasting, as well as making connections to stories. The students are doing an excellent job comparing and contrasting stories and characters. Rhyming and syllables are two other skills that we have been working on as well. The students have really enjoyed the books we have read. In math the students have been learning about sorting by color, shape, and size. We just started learning about shapes and patterns. The students are learning about the 3-dimensional shapes of cone, cube, rectangular prism, cylinder, and sphere. This has been really fun working with the shapes. On Halloween, the kindergarten will be having a costume parade around the school. We can’t wait to see all the students parading around school! Have a Happy Halloween. The kindergarten teachers would like to wish a happy September birthday to Jarod Taft on the 2nd, Jaeger Turybury on the 10th, Wyatt Karnuth and Chloe Gilliland on the 13th, Hannah Barcus on the 15th, Madison Sisson on the 16th, and Ethan Childs on the 17th. Happy October birthday to Raina Bowen on the 8th, Freddie Tompkins on the 20th, Nevaeh App on the 30th, and Rylie Osgood on the 31st.
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object in motion stays in motion. “Dolly” experiences a crash while riding in her wagon. The first time Dolly forgot her seat belt, but not the second time.
Ms. Leah Kirnan A new addition to our special education department ... My name is Leah Kirnan and I am very excited to be teaching at my alma mater! After graduating from Bolivar-Richburg, I went on to pursue my Bachelor’s degree from Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, New York. When I’m not teaching, I can be found browsing the sales racks at department stores, strapping on my sneakers and going for a run around Bolivar, or curling up with a great book and a cup of coffee.
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FIRST GRADE Mrs. Allen, Mr. Bogey, Mrs. McClellan, Mrs. Scott ..... First grade is in full swing, and everyone is busy making new friends, getting reacquainted with others and learning the classroom routines. There’s always something exciting happening in the classroom. We can’t wait to get to school to see what is on the agenda for the day! We started our first reading anthology with stories like Sam, Come Back, Pig in a Wig and The Big Blue Ox. Everyone is doing a great job of reading the little books and returning them on a regular basis, too. We have some awesome readers in first grade! Since it was Johnny Appleseed’s birthday this month, some of us made our own applesauce. We brought in our own apples, peeled them and cut them up all by ourselves. It was the first time many of us had real homemade applesauce. It made the room smell wonderful and it tasted delicious. Mrs. McClellan’s and Mr. Bogey’s class had a visit from Grandma Applesauce. At the end of the month, we went to see the theatrical production of Junie B. Jones. We have enjoyed listening to the stories in class, so it was a real treat to see them acted out. We even compared the play to the books we read. As you can see, first grade is a lot of fun!!! We are going to start learning about fire prevention next month. We will be making posters and talking about ways to stay safe around fire. September birthdays that we celebrated are Mark Pangburn and Aliya Perrin. October birthdays are Tasha Wedge and Sarah Clark. Congratulations to our first students of the month. These students were selected because of their outstanding behavior and respectful attitude towards others. They are friendly, cooperative and always willing to lend a helping hand. Keep up the good work! Mrs. Scott’s - Roger Geist Mrs. Allen’s - Aliya Perrin Mr. Bogey’s - Jacob Carmichael Mrs. McClellan’s - Alex MacDonell
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be greatly missed by Mrs. Lemaster and her second graders. October birthday wishes go out to Selena Peters on the 1st, Rashai Swift and Riley Danaher on the 5th, Payge Poweska on the 25th, and Felicia Nichols on the 30th. Our students of the month are: Emma from Mrs. Hill’s room. Emma is always working hard, being kind to her classmates. She is a huge help in the classroom. Thank you, Emma! Jacob McDonald from Mrs. Lemaster’s and Miss Vosburg’s room. He is well behaved, works hard, and completes his homework on a regular basis. Way to go, Jacob! Margaret Schiralli from Mrs. Wolcott’s room. Maggie is the ideal student. She is always on task and listening. She loves learning, and she wants to be a teacher when she grows up. Hannah Wiatrowski from Mrs. Babcock’s class. Hannah is a great listener and a responsible worker. She is a helpful and kind friend. Good job, Hannah! Congratulations to these wonderful children for their hard work. As you can see, we’ve been very busy in second grade! We’ll be back next month with more exciting things to tell. Some children from Mrs. Babcock’s class made tree houses to go with our story Iris and Walter.
Ms. Harmon..... Happy autumn everyone! It is hard to believe that one month of school is already behind us; where did the time go? We have been very busy this month is our classroom. We celebrated Ethan’s 9th birthday on September 25. We have been learning about coins, using number lines, estimation, and greater than/less than in math. We have made some terrific posters about wild animals and New York State that are hanging on the wall outside our classroom. Some of us have even learned about rattlesnakes. The student of the month for September is Brenda Hendryx. Brenda has gone out of her way to help our newest class member feel a part of our classroom; she even explained the fire drill rules to Caylin. So, thank you and congratulations Brenda.
Mrs. Babcock, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Lemaster, Mrs. Wolcott.....
THIRD GRADE Mrs. Wolcott’s class had fun making applesauce in honor of Johnny Appleseed’s birthday.
Can you believe that the first month of school is already over? It certainly went fast! We’d like to thank so many parents for coming to our Open House and having the chance to meet. Our month progressed with reading some very interesting stories in our reading series. We began with “Iris and Walter.” This realistic fiction story was about a girl named Iris who moved from the city to the country and met a new friend, Walter. They had many fun adventures in Walter’s tree house. Some classes made their own tree houses, either as a home project or in school. Next, we moved on to non-fiction with the story, “Exploring Space.” Students learned all about an astronaut’s job in space, as well as the planets. “Henry and Mudge and the Starry Night” was a great story about camping. Students also made constellations, as we learned about the Big and Little Dippers and some other favorites. The first and second graders traveled to the high school on September 27 to see the Theatre Works production of “Junie B. Jones”. Seeing the book brought to life through music and acting was a thrilling experience. We’ll be moving on to learn about the desert in another non-fiction selection. Students will be working on desert reports and projects over the next few weeks, as well as doing a compare/contrast lesson on deserts and rain forests. You might here your children talking about text-to-text, text-to-self, or text-to-world connections. We’ve been learning about making connections through Reading with Meaning. Some of our students have been giving book talks and doing book projects, as well. We’ve also worked on sensory imaging to involve our senses in what we read. All these things help us to be better with our reading comprehension skills. Students have been working on Fact Families in math, as well as adding 3 and 4 addends. We’ve just about mastered our doubles facts, and we’re working on the doubles plus 1 strategy. Any extra help at home is always appreciated. Fire Prevention Week brought us our annual visit from the Richburg Fire Department, as well as the poster contest. Everyone always enjoys seeing and learning about the trucks and equipment. Mrs. Lemaster’s class has certainly enjoyed having Miss Vosburg here as their student teacher. She brought fun and games into the classroom to help with our math, spelling, reading and phonics. She held high expectations for each child, and students enjoyed rising to meet those expectations. She was kind and loving, but when she spoke, students knew they had better listen because she meant business. Miss Vosburg will be going on to teach fifth graders in Olean at the end of October. Of course, she will
Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Smith, Ms. Miles..... CONGRATULATIONS to the students of the month: Adam Jones, Andrew Cornell, and Lucas Cornelius!! Way to go, guys!! We have been busy reading and enjoying new stories, and while doing it, we have been comparing things/people in them as well as deciding on whether they are realistic or fantasy. HAPPY BIRTHDAY this month to Mikayla Lasnick, Lucas Cornelius, Baylee Thomas, Dominic Dziak, Dawson Parker, Sydney Root, and Savannah Puccinelli!! Parents are asked to make sure their children study their spelling words, keep up on their math facts, and stay on top of any homework, if assigned. Parent conferences are one month away. We’ll have a better picture on how the children are doing at that point. Thanks for your help!!
FOURTH GRADE Mr. Conklin, Mrs. Perry, Mr. Pruch..... 4th Grade has gotten off to a great start! Students are into the groove of switching classes and learning what it is like to be a fourth grader. In math, we have been studying a unit on place value while recalling a lot of information the students had already learned in early elementary. We will be moving full speed ahead into adding and subtracting numbers to 10,000 as we discover many strategies to help us along the way. Science classes have been working with static electricity experiments at home and with their electrical circuit’s kit in school. Each Wednesday throughout the year, we will be sharing our nature observations with each other. We’re also gaining experience with the Study Island science programs. Everyone works hard and seems eager to come to class each day! Mr. Pruch’s student of the month is Amber Stuck. Amber is an excellent student and a very kind and thoughtful young lady! In social studies we have finished our unit on New York’s geography and natural wonders. We will begin our unit on the Native Americans that live in New York. We will be learning their history, traditions and customs. Congratulations to Carter Johnson for being the September Student of the month for Mr. Conklin’s room. So far, everyone is working hard and adjusting to 4th grade nicely. In writing class, we have been focusing on grammar and writing skills. We have learned about declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative sentences. We have written compound sentences. We’re also determining which nouns are common and proper. The best part about writing class is writing in our composition notebook! We write paragraphs in school and two entries a week at home. We look forward to getting our homework notebooks back every Monday!! Write, write, write. . .
FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Cawley, Mr. Lounsberry, Miss Weitzel..... The first month of school was an interesting transition for the incoming fifth grade students. The vast majority of our students have adapted quite well, while others have taken a little longer to become adjusted to our routine and schedule. One of our goals is to prepare each of the students for an easier transition to the middle school in the high school building next year. One strategy to accomplish this is to make the students more organized and responsible, and we have been working hard to achieve it. In social studies we learned about the first inhabitants in North America and about archaeologists who study these people. Then we followed up by discussing several groups in Central and South America. Now, we are working on a lengthy unit on American Indians. During the course of this unit, we will learn about many cultural groups scattered throughout North America. Miss Weitzel’s math classes have been working on place value using whole numbers
Motivating Kids to Read The only way to get better at reading is to do it, and reading at home helps make every child a better reader. All parents want their child to do well in school and parent involvement is one of the key components of a child’s success in reading. You can be involved in setting aside a regular time for daily reading as well as reading aloud with your child. And of course, praising the child’s efforts! Student achievement is significantly improved by just 20 extra minutes of reading each day (Black, 2003). “JUMPING WITH JILL” Rock Stars perform at a PEP Grant assembly held at the elementary school on Friday, September 18. Jill Jayne, musician, dietitian, actress and educator, presented an outstanding rock ‘n roll program about health and nutrition geared for children of all ages.
FITNESS FOR KIDS CHALLENGE The elementary students will once again be participating in the Fitness For Kids Challenge put on by The Independent Health Foundation. Last year Bolivar-Richburg Elementary was one of the top schools and received $1,000 for our effort. The program has a few changes for this year, which will hopefully make things easier for everyone. There is a one-time registration form to be completed by parents. Once LOST: OCTOBER 6TH- BLACK METAL CANE at Shinglehouse Car Wash. Please return to Bonnie’s Beauty Shop or call 814698-2192. Thank you. fb OWNER WILL FINANCE EVEN WITH BAD CREDIT / Wirt: Spacious 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with a nice front porch and decent sized lot. Low down payment, $430/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c ——————————————————————————————— GROOMING/BOARDING NEEDS? CALL K&A KENNELS in Friendship, NY. A countryside facility offering a private ‘suite’, outdoor exercise pen and radiant heat flooring for winter months. By appointment, 585-610-9279. www.ka-kennels.weebly.com; [email protected] 6/13c ——————————————————————————————— BUY MY HOUSE WITH NO MONEY DOWN / Even with bad credit. Yes it is true, the government will give you a grant up to $8,000 to buy a house from Cornerstone. This is real. Government money to use as a down payment. For details, call 607-936-6105. c
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SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST CHURCH Alfred Station, NY “A Baptist Church with a Difference” Pastor: Kenneth Chroniger 607-587-9176 Sabbath (Friday) Season of Prayer.......7:00pm Saturday: Chime Choir..............9:00am Fellowship Time........9:30am Sabbath School. . . . . . . . .9:45am (Class for all ages) (Helping Hand Bible Study Guide avail.) Sabbath Worship........11:00am (Nursery for Preschool; Learner’s Worship for ages 5-12 available) Sanctuary Choir 2nd Sabbath............12:20pm Dish to Pass Fellowship Meal......12:30pm Youth Fellowship 1st & 3rd Saturdays. 7:00pm Junior Youth Fellowship 2nd Saturday............3:00pm Tuesday Bible Study Fellowship...............10:00am FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 1108 Rte. 19 South at Yorks Corners Wellsville, NY 14895 Pastor: Vernon Dean 585-268-9826 Church: 585-593-5834 Sunday School............10:00am Classes for all ages Morning Worship. . . . . . .11:00am Nursery Available Sun. Eve. Service.........6:00pm Wed.: Adult Prayer, Bible Study & Praise.............7:00pm
Some things to know about the flu During the spring of 2009, a new flu virus started making people sick in the United States and throughout the world. At first, this illness was called “swine flu,” but now you may hear it called novel (new) H1N1 influenza. To date, most people affected with the novel H1N1 virus have experienced mild to moderate illness, similar to seasonal flu. However, the flu can be serious, and many more people may get the flu this school year. What can you do? ⌧ Get the seasonal flu vaccine now. It will not protect you from novel H1N1 flu, but seasonal flu is also circulating and can make you just as sick. ⌧ Get the novel H1N1 flu vaccine as soon as it is available, according to the priority groups established by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Everyone should eventually be able to get the novel H1N1 flu vaccine, but those at high priority are: - pregnant women - Health care workers and emergency medical responders -People caring for infants under 6 months of age -Children and young adults from 6 months to 24 years -People aged 25 to 64 with underlying medical conditions (e.g. asthma, diabetes) ⌧ Sick kids should stay home! They should NOT go to school, work, or out in public. If you think you have the flu, you should stay home and away form others. Individuals with flu-like symptoms should remain home for at least 24 hours after fever has disappeared (without the use of fever-reducing medication). ⌧ Practice healthy habits. Cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze with a tissue - not your hand. If you do not have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your sleeve. Wash hands often with soap and warm water, especially after you cough or sneeze. Wash and rub hands for 20 seconds - as long as it takes to sing Happy Birthday twice. Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth. Germs spread that way. Flu in our school We expect that some people in our school will get the flu. Treatment for the novel H1N1 is the same as for seasonal flu. Rest, fluids and medicine to reduce body aches and fever, are all that most of us need to recover. For people with certain underlying medical conditions, such as those with asthma and other chronic diseases, flu can be more serious, and these individuals should contact their health care provider. About school closures The H1N1 flu outbreak that first occurred in the spring of 2009 taught us that closing schools does not reduce the spread of the novel H1N1 flu. The flu moves too fast. That is why federal, state, and local officials no longer recommend school closures due to the flu except in special circumstances. For example, some schools might close because of high student, faculty, or staff absenteeism. Your family should plan what they will do if school is closed for a time. More information about the flu is available at www.nyhealth.gov and www.flu.gov. This information is brought to you by the New York State Department of Health, the New York State Education Department and the Bolivar-Richburg Central School. GRACE BIBLE INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH 392 Coon Crossing Road Shinglehouse•814-697-7257 Pastor: Roger N. Hain Sunday School..............9:30am Classes for all ages. Morning worship........10:45am includes nursery, children’s church and junior church. Evening Service...........7:00pm Mon. (Sept.-Apr.). .JAM Clubs, for children in grades 1-6. Wed. (Sept.-Apr.) Grace Teens, for students in grades 7-12. Wed. Prayer Meeting .. 7:15pm Nursery available for Sunday School, Sunday worship services and Wed. Fri. Reformers Unanimous Addiction Program............7pm
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FROM THE READING DEPARTMENT Mrs. Day, Mrs. Neudeck, Mrs. Rickicki, Mrs. Young.....
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completed, I ask that these forms be returned to your child’s teacher by Wednesday October 14, and I will send all the forms in at once. This year’s monetary awards will go to the ten schools with the highest percentage of participation. Therefore, it is very important that we get everyone to participate. Each student will need to do some sort of physical activity each day and record it on his or her activity form. Once 7 activities have been completed, return the activity sheet to school. The more forms a student completes each week the better chance they have at winning some great prizes. This year the prizes will be mailed to the school to be given to the winners each month. So, get your child active and participating in the Fitness For Kids Challenge.
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WANTED: SOMEONE FOR LIGHT HOUSECLEANING. Also, laundry. Phone 585-928-1062, leave message. 2/6p BOB’S AUTO BODY: Route 417, Bolivar, NY, 585-928-2554. Servicing your needs for 41 years! Integrity, quality...A great combination. tfc ——————————————————————————————— DAN DUNBAR ~ BUYING JUNK CARS AND SCRAP METAL Free pick up and removal. 585-610-8299. tfc ——————————————————————————————— PAYMENT LOWERED 50 BUCKS / PORTVILLE: Appealing 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, raised ranch. This home features a recreational room in the basement and baseboard heating. Low down payment, $580/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c OWNER WILL FINANCE even if your credit isn’t perfect / Wellsville: Decent 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with a large lot. Spacious living. Low down payment, $430/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c NEW ON THE MARKET / WELLSVILLE: Newly remodeled 2 years ago with new roof and kitchen, 1.5 bath with 3 bedrooms. Low down payment, $530/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-9361945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c BEST DEAL IN TOWN / WELLSVILLE: Decent 3 bedroom, 1 bath mobile home on a huge double lot. Low down payment. $330/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c
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SPECIAL SERVICES WITH CHRISTIAN MAGICIAN Rev. John Andrews at the Olean Revival Center, 146 N. 13th St., Olean, NY. October 19th through 23rd, 6:30pm nightly. 814-697-6270. c FOR SALE- Toshiba satellite L300 Series laptop computer with web cam, wireless card, and many extras. Only used 1 mo. while in hospital. Still under factory warranty. $600. 814-697-6171. 2/15p ——————————————————————————————— ROCKY BOOTS - AREA’S LOWEST PRICES! No sales tax. Open 7 days; Sundays 10am-2pm. Howard’s, Shinglehouse, Pa. 814-697-6241. 7/6c ——————————————————————————————— HUNTER’S DREAM / WELLSVILLE: Very nice 3 bedroom, 2 full bath ranch home with 8.7 acres. Low down payment, $580/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c NEED ELBOW ROOM / WELLSVILLE: Huge 8 bedroom, 3 bath home with plenty of space. Perfect for the blended family. Pool your resources and live cheap. Low down payment, $580/mo. P& I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c NEW ON THE MARKET / WELLSVILLE: Decent 3 bedroom, 2 story home with fenced in backyard. Low down payment, $580/ mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c
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MYRTLE GOSPEL TABERNACLE 1127 Route 44 Shinglehouse, PA 814-697-7101 Pastor: Bob Hubbard Sunday School............10:00am Morning Worship. . . . . . .11:00am Sun. Eve. Service.........6:30pm Wed. Eve. Service. . . . . . . .6:30pm BELL RUN UNION CHURCH 904 Taylor Brook Road Shinglehouse•814-697-6972 Sunday School..............9:30am Morning Worship.......10:30am Sun. Eve. Service.........7:00pm Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer Meeting........7:00pm ALMA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Pastor: Clara Wilder Adult Sun. School. . . . . . . .9:15am Children Sun. School......10am Sun. Morn. Worship .......10am Wed. Eve Fellowship. . . . . . . .7pm FIRST SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST CHURCH OF GENESEE 8265 Main St., Little Genesee Church: 585-928-1857 Office: 607-587-8436 Pastor: Kevin Palmiter www.sdbchurch.com Sabbath (Saturday) Fellowship.................9:30am Sabbath School. . . . . . . . .9:45am Morning Worship. . . .10:45am Bible Study (Monday)....7pm First Sabbath of each month: Fellowship meal after Worship. Wednesday Open Bible Study...........7pm
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#17783-A wonderful turn key home that is move-in ready. Well maintained, 2 story, 3 bedrooms, oak hardwood floors, crown mouldings, eat-in kitchen, Corian countertops, cabinets and built-ins for storage, full bath with Jaccuzzi. Main floor bedroom, living room, formal dining room, closets and storage throughout the home. Detached 2 car garage, car port/patio. Well maintained yard. Call home office: Loren Bernard 585-933-7398. Cell: 585307-0652. For viewing or email: [email protected]. Priced to sell! #17512-Twelve room family home in Little Genesee, N.Y. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, oversized 2 car garage on 3.41 acres. New electric service, 2 year old roof, covered front and side porches. Several flower gardens and 12x16 shed. All newer appliances included. Call Keith at Wedge Realty at 585-928-2930 or cell: 585-610-0117. Priced to sell at $67,500. #17477-115 Plum Street, Bolivar, N.Y. Very well kept 2 story 3 bedroom home. Beautiful oak molding and staircase. Hardwood floors in living and dining rooms under carpet. Nice wood floors upstairs. Replacement windows and a great blacktop driveway. Priced to sell at only $65,000. Give Alona a call today at Wedge Realty 585-928-2930 or cell 585-610-0118 for a showing. #17454 - Very nice 2-3 bedroom home in the country. Large eat-in kitchen with appliances. Beautiful stone fireplace in living room, and another in the basement, which enters into a park-like backyard. Belfast, Houghton, and Rushford Lake are just minutes away. Also close to state forests.
www.wedgerealty.net Check our website for more info. & other listings! We want your Listing / Land / Acreage / Residence / Farm / Timber / Camps / or Commercial Property. STAR OF THE EAST CHAPTER #109 Star of the East Chapter #109, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday, October 13th at 7:30pm at the Bolivar Masonic Hall. Refreshments will be served by Don and Kathy Ross. Winners of the Allegany District Raffles were: 50/50 Raffle- Tony Bunk, Jr. of Cuba, NY. Dinner For Two- Evelyn Steen of Cuba, NY. 2/6f THE BOLIVAR COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY, located at the United Methodist Church, 80 Friendship St., is a volunteer ministry of the Bolivar churches. It seeks to provide emergency food assistance and support for families and individuals who demonstrate an immediate need. To receive assistance, please call 585-928-1814 or 585-928-5108. Call ahead for an appointment. Please, do not call any other phone numbers. tf
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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.
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GOOD SHEPHERD (Anglican) 29 South Street, (corner of Stone) Cuba, NY 14727 The Rev. Dr. Kenneth W. Gunn-Walberg Sundays........................3:30pm Evening Prayer and Holy Communion using the 1928 Book of Common Prayer. Followed by coffee hour. For info., call 716-968-2393. Visitors most welcome.
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Allegany County Office For The Aging Meals On Wheels And Luncheon Center Menus & Activities For reservations call: 585-268-9390 by 2pm on the previous day. Toll-free: 1-866-268-9390. Bolivar- Carolyn Hackett, 585-928-2672; Cuba- Linda Nelson, 585-9682397; Friendship- Office for the Aging, 585-268-9390; Wellsville- Donna Fiegl, 585-593-7665. FOR THE WEEK OF: Oct. 14 - Oct. 20, 2009 Wednesday: Pineapple Cottage Cheese, Chili with Beans, Spinach, Corn Bread, Chocolate Cake. DiabeticAngel Food Cake. Bolivar- Noon, 10:30 “Growing Stronger” Exercises. Cuba- Noon, 10:30 Euchre, Cards, Dominoes, Puzzle, “Current Topics”, National Chili Month! Wellsville- Noon, 10:00 Games, 1:00 Euchre, National Popcorn Poppin’ Month: We will have popcorn for a snack while watching “The Wizard of Oz”. Thursday: Coleslaw, Breaded Fish with Tartar Sauce, Baked Potato with Sour Cream, Mixed Vegetables, Wheat Bread, Oatmeal Cookie. DiabeticPeaches. Bolivar- Noon. Cuba -Noon, 10:30 “Growing Stronger” Exercise, Angela Lansbury’s Birthday! Friendship- Noon, 10:45 “Growing Stronger” Exercises, Halloween Crafts, “Autumn Joys”, Cheryl Czworka: “How to choose a margarine”. Wellsville- Noon, 9:00 Stretch, 10:30 Bingo, 1:00 Bridge, Blood Pressure Clinic, Ruth Alvarado, OFA. Friday: Orange Juice, Ham and Broccoli Frittata, Creamed Peas, Banana Bread, Butterscotch Pudding. Diabetic- Peaches. Wellsville- Noon, 10:30 Bingo! 12:30 Pinochle. Monday: Applesauce, Baked Ham, Whipped Sweet Potatoes, Brussels Sprouts, Dinner Roll, Pudding. Diabetic- Pudding. Bolivar- Noon, 11:00 “Growing Stronger” Exercises. Cuba- Noon, 10:30 “Growing Stronger” Exercises, 11:00 Euchre, Cards, Dominoes, Puzzles, “Flashbacks”. Wellsville- Noon, 9:00 Stretch, 10:30 Bingo, 1:00 Euchre. Tuesday: Chilled Juice, Broccoli Cheese Soup, Sloppy Joe on a Bun, Spinach, Gingerbread with Lemon Sauce. Diabetic- Lemon Pudding. Cuba- Noon, 10:30 Euchre, Cards, Dominoes, Puzzles, Cheryl Czworka: “How to choose a margarine”, Alphabetical Proverbs! Friendship- Noon, 10:45 “Growing Stronger” Exercises, National Chili Month!! “Yum” *** No matter how old you are, there's always something good to look forward to. -Lynn Johnston ***
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4th Annual Allegany County Senior Gala The 4th Annual Allegany County Senior Gala was well attended by 60+ people from the Allegany County Growing Stronger Program on Friday, October 2, 2009, at the Amity Rescue Squad, Belmont. The Allegany County Senior Gala honors participants from the senior wellness program, Allegany County Growing Stronger. Growing Stronger is a Tufts University strength based exercise program targeted for seniors. There are currently ten Growing Stronger groups across communities in Allegany County with over one-hundred forty seniors participating. The Senior Gala was kicked off by a welcome from Ms. Melissa Williams, Project Coordinator at the Allegany/Western Steuben Rural Health Network. Jennifer Stuart, Massage Therapist from Jones Memorial Hospital spoke on the benefits of Massage
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Therapy related to exercise. The music ensemble, “Music of Your Life” gave a great performance while everyone enjoyed their refreshments donated by Cuba Memorial Hospital, followed by the Awards Ceremony that honored Growing Stronger participants and Growing Stronger Volunteer Leaders. “I was so impressed with the collaborative efforts that went into making the Gala such a successful event,” said Williams. “I would like to thank the Allegany County Office for the Aging for their assistance in supporting the Growing Stronger program. I would also like to thank Cuba Memorial Hospital for donating all of the delicious refreshments provided at the Senior Gala. In addition, a big thank you to Allegany County United Way for their continued support in the Growing Stronger program. This year’s Senior Gala was so much fun that I am already looking forward to next year’s Gala.” continued Williams. If you are interested in obtaining information about the Growing Stronger Program, please contact Melissa Williams at the Allegany/Western Steuben Rural Health Network at 585-593-5223 ext. 15. ~~~~~
Senior News Line
by Matilda Charles Social Security Checks Won’t Increase Next Year Some of us are going to be disappointed next year: There will likely be no increase in COLA -- the Cost of Living Adjustment, that is. For the first time since 1975, we’ll see no increase in the amount of our Social Security checks. The COLA follows the Consumer Price Index. The Congressional Budget Office compares the cost of things this year to the previous year to estimate what will happen the following year. They estimate that there will be no increase in COLA because there is no inflation. If you want to read more about this and look at the actual figures, go to www.socialsecurity.gov and put “Summary of the 2009 Annual Reports” in the search box.
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Dunn’s Drugstore 323 Main Street, Bolivar, NY 14715 (585) 928-1530
Charles Cole to Offer Free Vaccines
Charles Cole Memorial Hospital and the Potter County Office of Aging, through a grant by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, will provide seasonal influenza (flu) and pneumoccocal (pneumonia) vaccines at no cost to Potter County adults this fall. The immunization clinics are open to all Potter County adults (age 18+) who are elderly, uninsured, underinsured or have limited ability to travel and will be held in the following
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Are you caring for an older person? Do you check on your parent every day at his or her home? Do you provide around-the-clock care in your home? “Caregivers often find themselves in a situation where they are providing more and more care for an older person”, said Kim Toot, Director of the Office for the Aging. “Eighty percent of the care provided to the elderly is provided by informal caregivers who are family members, friends or neighbors. We want to support their efforts by
giving them tools to make their jobs easier.” The Allegany County Office for the Aging is presenting a Caregivers Workshop. This is being sponsored by the Allegany County Caregivers Coalition, a program of the Allegany Western Steuben Rural Health Network and the Allegany County Office for the Aging. The training will be held at Crossroads Business Center in Belmont. Classes began on Thursday, October 8th and continue once a week through November 12th. The facilitators for the workshop are Mary Gardner-Ruch and Tobi Nickerson, Care Coordinators for the Office for the Aging. The program schedule
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is: October 15th- Health Insurance and Paying for Health Care, Madeleine Gasdik, Coordinator of Services, OFA. October 22ndTips for Hands on Care, Kathy Gallant, RN, Southern Tier Home Health Care; and Fall Prevention, and Mobility Issues, Dr. Steven Schleicher, DPT, Jones Memorial Hospital. October 29thLegal Issues, New Power of Attorney Laws and Estate Planning, David Pullen, Esq.; and Advance Directives, Health Care Proxy, Living Will and Ethical Will, Lynn Palmiere, Allegany Western Steuben Rural Health Network. November 5th- Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias, Alzheimer’s Association of Western NY through a Caregiver Conference being held on this day. November 12- Emotional Challenges of Caregiving, Evelyn Robbennolt-Jones, MSW; and Caring for the Caregiver, Vonnie Mattison, Massage Therapist. Topics deal with caregiver stresses, normal aging process vs. medical problems, legal issues of long term care, caring for Alzheimer’s patients, hints and tips for caregivers, and community resources. The course is open to anyone. Take part in one or all of the sessions of this 6week course. Respite care for your loved one is available, please call early. Reservations and information are available at the Allegany County Office for the Aging at 585-268-9390 or toll free, 866-268-9390. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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• November 13 - 9 a.m.1 p.m., Coudersport Senior Center • November 16 - 10 a.m.1 p.m., Austin Firehall • November 18 - 10 a.m.12 p.m., Galeton Senior Center • November 20 - 11 a.m.2 p.m., Roulette Human Services
• November 25 - 9 a.m.12 p.m., Ulysses Senior Center • December 7 - 4-7 p.m., Coudersport Wellness Center (pending available vaccine) • December 10 - 5-8 p.m., Coudersport Wellness Center (pending available vaccine)
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Call 814-274-9097 or Toll Free 1-877-274-9097 Before you consider purchasing hearing aids, please consult your family physician. Your family physician will direct you to a certified autologist/audiologist for further hearing health assistance.
ARE YOU CONSIDERING THE PURCHASE OF A HEARING AID? You have the right to know your Hearing Health Care Provider’s Educational and Clinical Experience! Before you spend your hard earned money on hearing aids, please inquire if your hearing aid provider is an Audiologist, Otolaryngologist or Otologist. These individuals are required by law to meet all educational, clinical and fellowship training in the areas of hearing health care. Most have obtained a Doctorate degree in hearing healthcare provision. They have spent numerous years learning about diseases, deafness and dizziness which sometimes can be treated medically and surgically. DON’T BE AFRAID TO ASK YOUR HEARING HEALTH CARE PROVIDER THEIR EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND. It is YOUR RIGHT as a consumer to KNOW the background, EDUCATIONAL SKILLS and CLINICAL EXPERIENCE of your healthcare provider!
Allegany County Joins In National Aging In Place Week Celebration All across America communities are celebrating National Aging in Place Week to support and enhance opportunities for communities to create aging friendly neighborhoods and communities. The Allegany County Community Partnership on Aging will join efforts by planning a weeklong series of local events. Aging in Place Week kicks off on Monday evening,
SEEK TRUE PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE! This health care informative message has been brought to you by the offices of Dr. Robert L. Campbell, Audiologist. Dr. Campbell has been providing hearing healthcare and hearing aid dispensing services to our local communities for over 28 years! Dr. Campbell is a member of the Allied Medical Staff at Jones Memorial Hospital, Wellsville, NY and Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport, PA. If you have any questions or concerns about your Hearing Health Care, please call Dr. Campbell, (toll free) 1-877-274-9097. Please don’t rely on a “free screening” for your hearing aid prescription. Most health insurances will cover the costs of a complete diagnostic evaluation by an audiologist or other medical professional. October 12, 2009, beginning at 6:30 p.m., with the free cinema presentation of Young at Heart at the David A. Howe Library Auditorium. Young and young at heart are encouraged to experience a movie that defies the stereotypes of aging. “Young at Heart” is a documentary about a New England Chorus where every member is 72 or older, and every song is contemporary. Their determination to master the challenging music for shows reflects a “can-do” approach in later years. The Young @ Heart Chorus shows us it is possible to age gracefully. It is possible to grow old without growing
boring. It is possible to have white hair, a hearing aid and a device that helps you breathe, and still disco dance while singing “Stayin’ Alive”. In 2008 the film won the Audience Award at the Sydney Film Festival, the Paris Cinema International Film Festival, Ghent Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, Bergen International Film Festival, Warsaw Film Festival and others. Become inspired! Young At Heart is sponsored by the Allegany County Office for the Aging and the Allegany County Senior Foundation. Donations will be accepted to support the Allegany County United Way. In addition, Chairman Curtis Crandall from the Allegany County Board of Legislators will be present to declare the week of October 12-18, 2009, as Allegany County Aging in Place Week. On Tuesday, October 13, 2009, learn about fire extinguisher safety at the Wellsville Volunteer Fire Department, Main Street, Wellsville, from 2:00-4:00 p.m. When used properly, fire extinguishers can save lives and property by putting out a small fire or controlling a fire until the fire department arrives. Yet, there is no time to read directions in an emergency! Take part in hands on demonstrations and learn about the various types of fire extinguishers; including different sizes, and what type of fire they put out. As part of the upcoming Caregiver Workshop Series presented by Allegany County Office for the Aging, Thursday, October 15, 2009 will focus on Health Insurance issues and strategies for paying for healthcare. The free caregiver workshop will be presented at the Crossroads Commerce and Conference Center, located in Belmont, New York. For further information on the entire Caregiver Workshop Series, please contact the Allegany County Office for the Aging at 585-268-9390. On Friday, October 17, 2009, join Eric Hausman, Lead Trainer on Medicare for the New York State Office for the Aging and Medicare Rights Center in NYC, to explore Medicare Basics. This free luncheon presentation will empower providers, seniors and caregivers on how to prevent healthcare fraud and better understand how to navigate the Medicare system. Lunch will be provided and pre-registration is required by contacting Lynne Palmiere at 585-593-5223 ext. 12. On Saturday, October 18, 2009, adults and seniors are invited to explore the 1st Annual Aging in Place Expo in the Wellsville Elementary Gymnasium, Wellsville, NY, from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. This local initiative promotes one’s ability to continue to live safely, independently, and comfortably, regardless of age, income, or physical ability. The Aging in Place Expo will demonstrate how to create homes that are accessible and safe, improve healthy lifestyles, prevent falls that can lead to serious injuries, connect to transportation resources, and discover long-term care options. Door prizes will be drawn throughout the morning. Aging in Place Week concludes with the 1st Annual Ridgewalk Active Older Adult’s Experience. Don’t miss this fun, 2 mile educational trail walk for Active Older Adults 55 years of age and older who are looking for an easy to moderate “in the woods” experience. This is a guided walk, mainly off-road and on flat terrain. Enjoy some time in the woods and learn about our environment! Pre-registration is required by completing an on-line entry form at www.ridgewalk.com or by calling the Wellsville Area Chamber of Commerce at 585-593-5080. National Aging in Place Week was first celebrated in 2003 in six locations across the country. In 2006, events expanded to over 60 locations, which show how important this issue has become in our society. The Allegany County Community Partnership on Aging is pleased to take part and to continue to make Allegany County a great place to live and age. For further information on any of the activities, please feel free to contact the Allegany/Western Steuben Rural Health Network, Inc., at 585-593-5223. ~~~~~~~
Heel Screening Offered Charles Cole Memorial Hospital will offer heel screenings from 1 to 3 p.m. on October 16 at the Women’s Health Center in hospital’s Irwin Medical Arts Center. Call 274-8200 for more information and to schedule an appointment. Heel screenings give patients a preliminary bone density score (T score) in a matter of minutes. Low scores typically call for a more thorough exam. Those who should receive a heel screening include women over 65 or who have had an early menopause or hysterectomy or other hormonal depletion, men over 70, men and women taking certain medications or certain cancer treatments, those with risk factors or a disease or condition that can cause bone loss, and men and women who eat a low calcium diet or have had significant height loss.
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by Matilda Charles Seniors Crushed Under Debt A recent study called “The Plastic Safety Net” pegs those over age 65 as having the largest increase in percentage of debt of all the age groups. That’s not a label we should be proud of, certainly. How did this happen to us? There are real and compelling reasons for the way we’ve run up credit-card debt. • Topping the list is medical-care costs. Co-pays for doctor visits, prescription costs, dental work that insurance doesn’t cover -- it all adds up. The study says that we have on average $4,000 in medical expenses on our credit cards. • For many of us, the value of our homes has plunged. What we assumed would be a nest egg for our advancing years has in many cases become an overpriced, under-valued albatross. When repairs are needed, we have to hire others. • If we own a vehicle, repairs can be very expensive. Outside of oil changes, there’s not a single thing that can be repaired inexpensively on a car. • Our fixed income is not enough to pay for
everything we need, so we put purchases on credit cards. • Our income is too large to qualify for any services or programs, but not large enough to cover our needs, so we use credit cards. What can we do to help ourselves get out from under this mountain of debt many of us have? Here are some thoughts: --Contact your credit-card company and ask for a smaller monthly payment or a reduced interest rate. --Get credit counseling. Quite often, they can negotiate lower payments. (Ask for a referral from your local Council on Aging.) --Consider cashing in an insurance policy to pay off debt. It won’t be easy to pay off credit-card debts, but we can do it, one dollar at a time. Matilda Charles regrets that she cannot personally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into her column whenever possible. Write to her in care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send e-mail to [email protected]. (c) 2009 King Features Synd., Inc.
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Information Provided By Tracie Edwards, The Hearing Aid Shop, Bolivar, NY With all of the confusion that surrounds hearing loss and hearing aids I wanted to take a moment to provide some answers to commonly asked questions. Below you will find a brief explanation for those common questions Myth: If I notice my hearing has changed and do not do anything about it, things will just stay as they are. Fact: Your ears connect to your brain and your brain is where you process sounds and can tell the difference between words. If your hearing is diminished then your brain is taking in less information. Over time the brain will forget that information and not process it. The sooner you reintroduce the auditory input back into your brain, usually with hearing aids, the more seamless the rehabilitation because the brain remembers the sound. Myth: Wearing hearing aids is a sign of old age and impairment. Fact: Actually, your hearing loss is probably a more noticeable sign of old age. Always asking “what?” in conversations, avoiding phone conversations and social gatherings is more apparent than wearing small hearing instruments in your ear canals. Left unresolved, your problem could seriously affect the quality of your relationships and friendships. Myth: Few people have a hearing loss that is worth seeking treatment for. Fact: Today, 28 million people in the United States report that their daily activities and conversations are affected by some degree of hearing loss. In these reports of hearing loss, nearly 90% are simply a direct result of aging or overexposure to noise. Odds are better than one in ten that you or someone you know could easily benefit from a hearing instrument in avoiding the frustrations of hearing loss that hinder enjoying daily life. By choosing to have a hearing evaluation, you are taking the first step toward reconnecting with the world around you. If your evaluation results indicate that you have a hearing loss hearing aids may be recommended to you based upon the severity of loss. It’s important that you have the right expectations regarding wearing hearing aids. Hearing aids will give you better hearing, but they are not a cure for hearing loss. People whose expectations are too high – “I thought they would make my hearing normal” – are likely to be disappointed and may give up. Hearing Aids Can: • Help you hear and understand better in most situations • Allow you to participate more in group situations and meetings Hearing Aids Cannot: • Give you normal hearing Hearing Aids May Not: • Block ALL background noises, especially in noisy groups (even people without hearing loss hear background noise) • Let you hear very soft sounds Unlike eyeglasses, which correct your vision as soon as you first put them on, hearing aids need some time for proper adjustment. It may take several weeks or months to completely adjust to your hearing aids, so try not to get impatient.
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'09 Toyota Corolla- Biege w/wheels & cruise.................... 15,987 '08 Yaris- Come Pick Your Color! These cxars are rare birds!........................."C" "U" Soon! $ '07 Chev Malibu Maxx- 29k mi......................................... 15,999 '07 Toyota Camry SE- 49k mi.,red $ w/hole in roof. She's a peach!...................................... 18,848 $ '07 Toyota Camry LE- With chrome pkg........................... 15,999 $ '07 Toyota Corolla CE- With Power Pkg............................ 11,410 $ '06 Subaru Legacy Wagon Limited................................. 16,878 $ '06 Pontiac G6- Black w/roof & leather. 1 hot ride!........... 14,210 $ '06 Honda Accord 4 Dr.- 16k mi., a.t................................ 15,995 $ '06 Toyota Avalon XLS- 28k mi. Sweetie Pie................... 22,411 '05 Toyota Corolla LE- w/75k mi.......................Great little car! $ '05 Solara Coupe- Auto.................................................... 12,410 $ '04 Pontiac Gr. Prix............................................................... 7,500 $ '03 Mercury Sable- w/leather & big motor............................ 8,944 '03 Chev. Impala LS- Very sharp!...............................Just traded! '03 Honda Civic Coupe-With 5 speed......................Join the fun! $ '02 Hyundai Sedan-What a nice payment............................ 5,995 $ '01 Leganza- 47k mi., auto.................................................... 4,545 $ '95 Buick Regal- Can we make friends at............................ 1,844 $
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'09 Chev. Impala LT3 #930, dual exhaust, big 3,9 eng., a.o.d., clim. control a.c. & heat, tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., alum. whls., r. spoiler, over $29,000 MSRP. Htd. lthr. & much more.
$
16,990
'09 Saturn Aura XE Lux. Sdn.
#932, big EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., chr. SS whls. & r. spoiler. Over $22,000 MSRP.
Hurry At Only
$
12,960
'09 Chev. Malibu LT 4 Dr. #917, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./seat, dk. gray met. Super nice looking. Over $26,000 MSRP
#918, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./seat, lt. blue finish, 20k mi. Very, very sharp!
Hurry At Only
$
15,920
'09 Chev. Impala LT1 4 Dr.
Hurry At Only
15,790
'08 Dodge Avenger 4 Dr. SE #914, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l. Crystal blue & like brand new. Was $13,995
#891, EFI V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l. Very clean.
Hurry At Only
$
14,890
'08 Pontiac Torrent AWD SE 4x4
On Sale
$
10,930
'09 Chev. TrailBlazer LT 4x4
$
16,940
Yours For Only
$
21,940
'07 Chev. Silverado 4x4 LT H.D. 3/4 Ton P.U.
'04 Dodge Dakota SXT Ext. Cab 4x4 P.U.
#920, Reg. Cab, 8' bed, 6.0 EFI V8, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., alum. whls. Like new. Over $36,000 new. 18k mi.
#I.C., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, am/fm stereo, full power, factory flares & aluminum wheels, 31k mi. & like new.
$
20,900
Hurry
'05 Chev. Silverado P.U. #I.C., EFI V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, full power. A true gentleman's trade.
Matching Fiberglass Cap
Hurry At Only
$
8,970
Hurry At
$
12,790
'04 Dodge Crew Cab 1-Ton 4X4
'07 Chev. Cobalt LT
$
159
PER MO. 0 DOWN
$
$
11,960
$
10,500
#896, EFI V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./ l., big fac. alum. whls., tow hooks & extremely tough! 20k mi.
ON SALE! $
22,900
'07 GMC Yukon 4x4 SLE
NADA BOOK PRICE: $32,000 $
22,900
On Sale
#925, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./ seat, cust. fac., alum. whls., spoiler, khaki finish, 30k mi. Must see!
at: www.shoplandmarkchevrolet.com
11,970
$
7,990
Hurry At Only
'05 Ford 1-Ton Dually Crew Cab 4x4 XLT
Reduced To
Turbo Diesel
$
27,950
'04 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4
$
24,900
$
8,950
On Sale
'06 Chev. Equinox AWD #927, big EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., 37k mi., very nice.
Hurry At Only
$
11,990
'02 Nissan Maxima SE 4 Dr. #933, V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l. Like new.
Hurry At Only
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$
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#922, EFI 6 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./seat. This 1-owner is impeccable! Was $11,995
'08 Hummer H3 4x4 Show Truck
Hurry At
'08 Dodge Caliber SXT 5 Dr.
Diesel V8, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., 2-tone paint w/fac. alum. whls. This 40k mi. 1-owner is a great buy!
'08 Chev. HHR LT
Hurry At
28,200
#905, EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, full pwr., black finish, 35k mi., r. spoiler.
'08 Pontiac G6 SE 4 Dr.
Hurry At Only
OFF
'07 Chev. Cobalt LS 2 Dr. Sport Cpe.
#F.F., 3rd row seating, 5300 EFI V8, a.o.d., ft. & r. a.c. & heat, tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./ seats/moon roof, alum. whls. & sunscreen glass. Mint, mint, mint!
#D.S., Dually w/Cummins diesel and a 6 speed, SLT pkg. w/a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l./seats, chr. whl. pkg. A real sweet 1-owner diesel 4x4. Over $58,000 new.
Hurry At Only
"20,000 Miles!"
#882, EFI 4 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., dk. glass, very sharp! 40k mi. & like new!
$10,000 OFF!
Now
#931, big EFI V6, a.o.d., climate control, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., whls. & spoiler make this black Impala a must see!
#883, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., r. spoiler, whls., brandy wine finish, 38k mi. Extremely sharp!
#858, EFI 6 cyl., a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./l., alum. whls. & sunscreen glass, Over $32,000 MSRP
#796, big V6, a.o.d., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, p.w./ l., alum. whls., sunscreen glass, 39k pampered mi. Don't miss this one! Was $19,995
Loaded! Vin# 153381
'06 Chev. Impala LT 4 Dr.
Hurry At Only
10,000
$
$
#915, p. moon roof, p.w./l., a.c., tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo, CD, r. spoiler, alum. whls., brandy wine finish w/black inter. 40k mi. A real must see!
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FOR SALE- Dome tent, 9’x7’, new condition, $10. Pine shelf, 7”x68”, brown, $5. Ikea coffee table, blonde, 18”x43”, $10. Ikea wood table, 30”x30”, clear finish, new condition, $20. Rugs, one 5’x7’, two 20”x35”, burgundy with cream/green, $10. Single traverse drapery rod, 80”, center draw, $5. Faux wood privacy blind, 72”x80”, $15. Golf clubs, 3 sets, one youth, two adult, right handed, $5 ea. Nordica 180 skis, boots, size 9, bindings, poles, $10. 716-933-7457. p ——————————————————————————————— LAFEVER & SONS Lauren says “Grandma still wants a new car”. Grandpa says, “Times are slow, how often must I say ‘No’!” Maybe if we can help with your sewer, Grandma can at least get something newer! 585928-1259 or 716-378-6859. 4/6tfc ——————————————————————————————— NEW ON THE MARKET / FRIENDSHIP: Decent 3 bedroom home with very affordable payment and taxes. 1/2 acre lot. Low down payment, $380/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c YES YOU CAN / OLEAN: Affordable, clean and updated 3 bedroom home. Low down payment, $380/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c DON’T MISS OUT / OLEAN: Very nice 3 bedroom home with many updates. New furnace. Low down payment, $530/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c WOW! WHAT A LOCATION / WELLSVILLE: 4 acres of land and a 3 bedroom home near the Wellsville airport. Privacy is the key word. Low down payment, $580/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c
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stockholder and regained control of the day-to-day operations, hiring Humpy Wheeler as general manager. Lowe’s Motor Speedway has the distinction of being the first sports facility in America to offer year-round condominiums overlooking the speedway in 1984. Eight years later, Smith and Wheeler added a $1.7 million permanent reflective lighting system, making Lowe’s the first modern superspeedway to host night racing. The revolutionary lighting progress uses mirrors to
Mears’ best finish this season, at least so far, was a sixth at Michigan in August. *** Monte Dutton has covered motorsports for The Gaston (N.C.) Gazette since 1993. He was named writer of the year by the National Motorsports Press Association in 2008. His blog NASCAR This Week (http://nascar.rbma.com) features all of his reporting on racing, roots music and life on the road. E-mail Monte at [email protected]. (c) 2009 King Features Synd., Inc.
simulate daylight without glare, shadows or obtrusive light poles. Motion pictures such as “Days of Thunder”, “Speedway” and “Stroker Ace” and even music videos like Tracy Lawrence’s “If The Good Die Young” have been filmed at the Speedway. Lowe’s Motor Speedway also annually presents two of the nation’s largest car shows and swap meets; the Food Lion AutoFairs in April and September. With track rentals and track events, the speedway is used more than 300 days per year.
SPECIAL SERVICES WITH CHRISTIAN MAGICIAN Rev. John Andrews at the Olean Revival Center, 146 N. 13th St., Olean, NY. October 19th through 23rd, 6:30pm nightly. 814-697-6270. BUY A HOUSE AND GET A SECOND TAX REFUND NOW. For more information on this amazing program, call Cornerstone, 607936-1945. c NO MONEY DOWN HOUSES ARE BACK! President Obama has agreed to pay your $4,000 down payment. Don’t think we are telling the truth? Call us, 607-936-6105 or go to our web sites www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com There is no need to rent when you can own for the same money. c DIVORCECARE and GRIEFSHARE At FBC 585-928-1856 or 814-697-6985. Sessions on Mon. nights 6:30-8:30 thru Nov. 9, ‘09. Info. on www.fbcny.com tf
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Bible Study Verse: Proverbs 3:5-6 “Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and He will make your paths straight (NIV).”
Thoughts: How much is one to trust the Lord? - With all your being. What is one not to learn on? - His or her own understanding. In how many ways is one to acknowledge God? - In all ways What will be the eventual outcome? - Straight paths. Rabbit paths, cow paths, deer paths, and manmade paths. We have all seen them. None are perfect and easy to follow. So what does a path constructed by God look like? I don’t know. But, it’s the one to follow. Your Creator sees the big picture in your life right now. All you have is a small snapshot. Later you can look back and see the trail. Only then you might say to yourself, “Oh, I get it now.” God’s paths are seen by looking back into your past.
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Despite his racing bloodlines, Casey Mears has struggled among his Cup peers. (Photo: John Clark/NASCAR This Week photo) between sitting on the pole at Indy and winning at Charlotte,” said Mears. “I think Charlotte is probably the biggest memory that I have right now in racing. That’s my fondest memory. At the same time, it was very exciting to sit on the pole at Indy just because of my family’s background there and history. To do that was a lot of fun. It just felt like the right place, right time. So between those two are probably my two fondest memories in racing at the moment.”
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Track History: Race car promoter/car dealer Bruton Smith and driver Curtis Turner formed a partnership to build a 1.5 mile oval north of Charlotte in 1959. On June 19, 1960, the first World 600 was run at the new facility. A year later, like many superspeedways of the era, the track fell into Chapter 11 reorganization from which it eventually emerged despite lagging ticket sales. Smith left in 1962 to pursue other business interests but returned in 1975 as a majority
Sprint Cup Series Race: NASCAR Banking 500 only from Bank of America Where: Charlotte - Lowe’s Motor Speedway
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Nothing ever seems to work out for Casey Mears, who has thus far been unable to fulfill his potential and the legacy of his famous family. Mears’ uncle, Rick Mears, won the Indianapolis 500 four times. His father, Roger, raced at Indy and was an off-road racer of great renown. Casey, after racing in CART, made a switch to stock cars and won an ARCA race in 2003 at Michigan. Since making the move to NASCAR, Mears has competed for three teams: Ganassi (now Earnhardt Ganassi) 2003-06, Hendrick Motorsports 2007-08 and Richard Childress Racing beginning this year. His career-
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best points finish was 14th with Ganassi in 2006. A 15th-place finish in the Price Chopper 400 at Kansas Speedway left Mears ranked 19th in the Sprint Cup standings. He is 69 points behind Jeff Burton and 72 ahead of rookie Joey Logano. “It was a good day for the Jack Daniel’s (his sponsor) team, but I think we were better than where we ended up,” said Mears after the Kansas race. “At times, our Chevrolet showed speeds comparable to guys in the top five and top 10, and I felt that’s where we should’ve finished. “We were a little too tight and lost some spots there at end, but our program definitely shows signs of improvement. We’ll try to build on this 15th-place finish next weekend.” Mears’ lone Cup victory to date occurred in one of NASCAR’s signature races, the Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway, where he crossed the finish line first on May 27, 2007. He also finished second in the 2006 Daytona 500 and won the pole at Indianapolis in 2004. “My most memorable experience ... is kind of a toss-up
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FOR SALE- Recumbent exercise bike, good condition, $20. 814225-4422 or 814-598-0418. fb LITTLE TYKES CHILD-SIZED PICNIC TABLE with attached seats, $10. Cynthia Bell, Shinglehouse, Pa., 814-697-7224. fb ——————————————————————————————— SEAMLESS GUTTERS Custom colors, leaf guards, heat cables. No more drips. Call Kibble’s in Smethport, PA 800-732-8060. tfcb ——————————————————————————————— VISIT WWW.MONEYSAVERADVERTISING.COM - Click on a display ad or advertiser’s name to enlarge the ad to full screen. View the business profile for more information on that business, web site links, and e-mail contacts. 4/6fb FOUR WHEELER- Kawasaki KFX400, 2006, mint, $4,100. Wanted: Oil field equipment. Wanted: Used 3 phase electric motors. 716-801-2257. 6/13pb FOR SALE- Recumbent exercise bike, good condition, $20. 814225-4422 or 814-598-0418. fb LITTLE TYKES CHILD-SIZED PICNIC TABLE with attached seats, $10. Cynthia Bell, Shinglehouse, Pa., 814-697-7224. fb
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NEW ON THE MARKET / ANDOVER: Decent 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home on its own 2 acres of land with a detached garage. Low down payment, $480/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-9361945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c BEST BUY IN TOWN / BELFAST: Nice 3 bedroom home with 1 bedroom on first level. Priced to sell. Low down payment, $330/ mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c ——————————————————————————————— RICHBURG-WIRT HISTORICAL SOCIETY SOUP & SANDWICH Luncheon. Thurs., October 22nd, 11am-? at the Richburg Firemen’s Clubhouse. Homemade soup, sandwich, dessert and beverage, $6. Take-outs and deliveries available. Homemade soup for take-out: Bean or Vegetable Beef Soup $4/quart. Please bring your own container. For advance orders: 585-928-2064. (Thurs., Oct. 22nd ONLY: 928-2711). c ——————————————————————————————— FOR RENT / PORTVILLE, NY- Three bedroom duplex apartment, no pets. References and security deposit required. Phone 716933-7100. 2/13p PAYMENT LOWERED 50 BUCKS / BELMONT: Beautifully renovated 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with new windows, vinyl siding and new roof. Low down payment, $530/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c PAYMENT LOWERED 50 BUCKS / BOLIVAR: A cut above, spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with new roof, kitchen and many updates. Also has a huge yard. Low down payment. $480/ mo. P&I. Call 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c CHEAPER THAN RENT / BOLIVAR: Believe it, you can buy this house for only $380/mo. P&I. Nice 2 bedroom home for her and decent garage for him. Low down payment. Call 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c CLASSIC OAK / CUBA: Decent 3 bedroom village home with a very nice kitchen and unique woodwork. Close to the school. Low down payment. $530/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c SPACIOUS LIVING / CUBA: Renovated 3 bedroom home featuring spacious living room, kitchen and bedroom. Front and back stairwells for the upstairs. New roof, new furnace and garage. Low down payment. $580/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c SPECIAL SERVICES WITH CHRISTIAN MAGICIAN Rev. John Andrews at the Olean Revival Center, 146 N. 13th St., Olean, NY. October 19th through 23rd, 6:30pm nightly. 814-697-6270. c HOUSE OF PRAYER South Bolivar Road Pastor: Roy Elliot Sunday Service............1:30pm Prayer Meeting Wed.........7pm Everyone Welcome
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 19 N. Main St., Portville, NY Rev. Marilyn Hale Sunday School..............9:45am Morning Worship..............11:0
Army National Guard Pvt. JUSTEN L. SLACK has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga. During the nine weeks of training, the soldier received training in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, physical fitness, first aid, and Army history, core values and traditions. Additional training included development of basic combat skills and battlefield operations and tactics, and experiencing use of various weapons and weapons defenses available to the infantry crewman. He is the son of Amy and stepson of Ken Wetherby of Route 417, Allentown, N.Y. Slack is a 2009 graduate of Central High School, Scio, N.Y. f
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BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL LUNCH MENU October 14 - October 20, 2009 Wed. Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich. Lunch: Pepperoni Pizza, Vegetable Sticks, Fruit. Thurs. Breakfast: Cinnamon Rolls. Lunch: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Green Beans, Fruit. Fri. Breakfast: Pancakes, Syrup. Lunch: Ham and Cheese Croissants, Tater Tots, Corn, Fruit. Mon. Breakfast: Bagel, Cream Cheese. Lunch: Sloppy Joe on Bun, Corn, Fruit. Tues. Breakfast: French Toast Sticks. Lunch: Chicken Alfredo over Pasta, Green Beans. Lunch Prices: Full- $1.50. Reduced- 25¢. Please ask for your card 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. Elementary Students Pre Order Salads include: Vegetables, Meat, Cheese and Roll. Served Daily Assorted 8 oz. Milk, Fresh Fruit. Served Daily at the MS/HS: Grab and Go Line- Salads, Subs, Pizza, Fruit, Juice and Milk.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BECOMING A VOLUNTEER WORKER FOR THE BOLIVAR FOOD PANTRY? It involves being available on Thursdays when the food truck comes in. Call Gene Robak, 585-928-1814 or 585-928-5108 for more details. 2/6f
HOW INVASIVE SPECIES IMPACT URBAN AND RURAL FORESTS Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Allegany/ Cattaraugus County in conjunction with The David A. Howe Public Library will host a Community Lecture on Thursday, October 22nd, 7pm (doors open at 6:30pm) on the impact of invasive species on urban and rural forests. The forests of North America have always been changing. In the past, glaciers and fires have had dramatic impacts on the distribution and composition of forests. Recently, with the increase in world commerce, insects and fungi are traveling readily around the globe and some are proving to be a formidable force in long-term forest changes. With the recent arrival of the Emerald Ash Borer in the Midwest and its subsequent spread to New York State we are faced with the possibility of losing most if not all of the ash trees in our communities and forests. Mark Whitmore, Forest Entomologist with the Department of Natural Resources at Cornell University will present the lecture which will discuss the history and biology of the Emerald Ash Borer and other invasions by non-native forest pests and cover steps we can take now to lessen their impact. This program is free and open to the general public. It will be held at the David A. Howe Public Library, 155 North Main St., Wellsville, NY. Please enter the Nancy Howe Auditorium entrance off Park Avenue. f
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COUDERSPORT ALLIANCE CHURCH 7 Alliance Avenue Coudersport, Pa., 16915 814-274-8661 (phone) 814-274-8668 (fax) [email protected] Senior Pastor: Rev. Bernie Knefley Sunday School...............8:45am Sunday Worship................10:00am Sunday Evening Youth Group......................6:30pm Wednesdays: Children’s Program, Prayer Mtg. & Youth Group. . . . .7:00pm
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SHINGLEHOUSE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Russell Horning Sunday School..............9:15am Morning Worship.......10:30am Wednesday Service: BYF (ages 9-12).......3:30pm Choir Practice.........6:15pm Bible Study & Prayer Meeting........7:30pm NOTE: Wheelchair, access ramp and nursery provided.
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FAITH BIBLE CHURCH Rte. 417, Little Genesee, NY Office: 585-928-1856 Pastor: Clint Pearsall Sunday School.........9:45am Children’s Church and Morning Worship. . . . . . .11am Sun. Eve. Worship. . . . . . .6:30pm Wednesday Evening Teen Groups.................6:30pm Discovery Club Children’s Program & Prayer Mtg ....7pm
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2006 GMC ENVOY Power sunroof, Bose disc CD w/XM, power seat, trailering pkg, chrome wheels, running boards and only 32,000 one owner miles. #P2361
2007 GMC SIERRA 4X4 A super clean one owner with just 22,000 miles! Fuel efficient 4.3 L V6, auto, A/C, trailering pkg, and running boards. #T9-187A
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PORTVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH 24 Temple St., 716-933-8164 Pastor: Fred Kemp Sunday Services: Sunday School.........9:45am Worship Hour........11:00am Afternoon Service....1:00pm Wednesday-Family Night: Bible Study & Prayer. .7pm A Place for Everyone Nursery Care provided at all regular services.
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RICK BOKMAN, INC www.rickbokmaninc.com PORTABLE WASHER AND DRYER- $150 for both. Washer is one year old, dryer is older, but works good. 814-465-3350. fb SUMMIT OPEN SHOT CLIMBING TREE STAND- One year old, used twice, $150. 716-933-5729. fb LEFT-HANDED JENNINGS BUCKMASTER 2000 BOW- Ready to shoot. Arrows, broad heads, case included. $250. 716-9335729. pb FOR SALE- 1 row corn picker. Price $250. Eldred area, 814-5986559. pb VALLEY RECYCLING: BUYING SCRAP copper, brass, aluminum, stainless steel, etc. Top prices! 34 Union Street, Allegany, NY. 716-372-9542. tfcb ——————————————————————————————— PETERSON STOVES Are your heating bills too high? Check out our rice coal stoves, free standing units, forced air and hot water boilers. Clean burning, automatic feed. Heat the average home all winter for only $1,000. Call 585-933-7277. tfcb ——————————————————————————————— HAINES TRUCK CAPS: Fiberglass & aluminum. Tonneau covers & bedliners. Route 417 and 219, Kill Buck, NY, 716-945-5359. Monday-Friday 9-5, Saturday 9-1 or by appointment. tfcb FOR SALE- Full size bed, complete, $40. Phone 716-701-1884. fb WOMAN’S BLACK LEATHER, LONG LENGTH JACKET- Size 3x, never worn, $75. 814-642-2012. fb WOODEN TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS- $75. 814-225-3175; 814-5988012. fb COUCH / 5 PIECE SECTIONAL- Clean and comfortable, easy to move, $75. Call 814-544-8017. fb FOR SALE- 1987 Mansion trailer, 14x70, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, newer roof, all new pipes throughout, $14,000 o.b.o. Available immediately. Call 814-225-4414; 814-642-7411. 2/13pb FOR SALE- Set of horseshoes, never used, $20. Call 814-6976975. 2/13fb FOR SALE- Whirlpool dishwasher, black, 4 cycles, 4 options, warranty, excellent condition, 4 months old. Must sell. $250. 814642-2932. pb GOING PLACES? We make a little go a long way! Sell, buy, rent, find and give notice by reading and using the Moneysaver Shopping Guide and Shopping News reader ads!
E M O T I O N S ANONYMOUS: 12 steps to emotional well being. Meets every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the United Methodist Church, corner of Maple St., and Madison St., Wellsville, N.Y. All are welcome. tfb
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PFEIFFER NATURE CENTER Investigating the Wonders of Fall What makes the leaves turn color? This and other fall wonders will be explored on a leisurely walk through the ever changing old growth forest at Lillibridge Old Growth Forest on Sat., October 24th, 1pm to 3pm. Contact us for cost info., 716933-0187. fb BOLIVAR UNITED SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST METHODIST CHURCH 419 Trapping Brook Road 80 Friendship St., Bolivar Wellsville, NY 14895 585-928-2224 585-593-1637 Pastor: Stanley Scoville 620 West Sullivan Street Sun. School (adult). 9:30-11am Olean, NY 14760 Sunday Worship.........11:05am 716-372-0693 Nursery Care provided 101 Front Ave. COME, SHARE, REJOICE! Salamanca, NY 14779 Celebrate God’s Grace, 716-945-2421 Witness For Jesus Christ. Pastor: Bill McNeil Randolph Church KOSSUTH Washington St., 14772 COMMUNITY CHAPEL Phone 716-358-3681 (Mennonite) Pastor: Bill McNeil Bolivar, NY•585-928-2380 Saturday Morning Worship & Pastor: John Boll Sabbath School Asst. Pastor: Marlin Miller Call: Pastor Bill McNeil Morning Worship.........9:30am for times.............716-372-8133 Sunday School............10:45am Bible Study and Prayer RICHBURG FIRST DAY Wednesday................7:00pm BAPTIST CHURCH Evening Service, Last Sunday 128 Main St., Box 242 of month.......................7:00pm Pastor: Larry J. Allen Early Worship..............9:00am Sunday School............10:00am BOLIVAR FREE LIBRARY Morning Worship. . . . . . .11:00am New Hrs. as of November Wednesday Prayer Mtg. . . .7pm 3rd: Mon., Wed., Thurs. 6Thursday LIFE Adventure 8pm; Tues. 12:30-4:30pm; Fri. Club for boys & girls in 1-8 9:30am-4:30pm; Sat. 12:30grades. For more info. and 3:30pm. tf spiritual counsel, phone 585928-2400. Quotes- “Laughter gives us distance. It allows us to step back from an event, deal with it and then move on.” - Bob Newhart *** “We cannot really love anybody with whom we never laugh.” - Agnes Repplier
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Generations Bar 324 Main St., Bolivar, N.Y. Music 9:30pm-1:30am *ID Required THE PORTVILLE BUNNIE TAILS The Portville Bunnie Tails want to thank everyone who helped us out at our yard sale on October 3rd. Thank you to the Portville Family Dollar for letting us set up there and to all the families that helped us. We sold a lot. The group would like to have another sale next year. We still need to raise more money, but we can do it. The 4-H Club is going to help St. Judes. You can help too by saving tabs with us. Just call us and let us know. Our next meeting is coming up, October 15th at the Portville School, 6pm. Come join the fun. Happy belated birthday to our 7 year old clover bud, Destiny Shaw of Portville, NY. Call 585-933-6383 for information. f RICHBURG-WIRT HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM 243 Main St., Rte. 275, Richburg, NY, is open every Wed. 10am-3pm, March through Nov., or by appt. Meetings are held the first Mon. of every mo., 7pm at the museum. Everyone welcome! Please call 585-928-9478 or 928-1249 for info. or to make an appointment. 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
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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. Call 607-387-5966 or write Box 488, Trumansburg, NY 14886. tf
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WEST CLARKSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH 9003 Daggott Hollow West Clarksville, NY Rev. Les Chambers 585-968-0377 Sunday School..............9:30am Morning Worship.......10:45am Sunday Afternoon Service .....1:30pm Sun. Teens....................1:30pm Wed. Prayer & Praise......7pm ANGLICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD 29 South St. at Stone St., Cuba, NY Services as announced.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS If you want to drink that’s your business. If you want to stop we can help. Call AA answering service in your area at 716372-4800 or 607-276-8588 to talk to someone who cares or to find a meeting in your area. tf
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JMH THANKS VOLUNTEER CHAPLAINS Wellsville, NY (October 2, 2009)- Meeting the holistic needs of patients is the idea behind the chaplaincy program at Jones Memorial Hospital. Staffed by volunteer chaplains from various local churches, the chaplains are available on a rotating, on-call basis. The volunteer chaplains for the month of September 2009, were; Rev. Larry Hoyt, St. Paul’s Basswood Hill, Canisteo, NY; Rev. Fred Francisco, Riverside Assembly, Wellsville, NY; Rev. Ralph Eastlack, So. Tier Youth For Christ, Wellsville, NY; Rev. William Jones, First Congregational, Wellsville, NY; Ms. Carol Stewart, Alleg. Co. Episcopal Ministry, Wellsville, NY; Pastor Philip Barner, Andover, NY; Rev. Marc Chamberlain, Belmont, NY and Ms. Anne Bundrick, Wellsville, NY. Jones Memorial Hospital would like to thank our chaplains for their words of kindness, comfort and support, and all that they do for not only our patients and their families, but for our staff as well. f The PORTVILLE COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY, located at the First Presbyterian Church, 19 N. Main St., Portville, is a volunteer organization of the Portville Community. It is a supplemental and emergency food pantry seeking to serve the residents of the Portville School district. Anyone who receives assistance (food stamps, welfare, Social Security, etc.) and resides in the Portville School District is eligible to receive food from the Portville Community Food Pantry. The food pantry is open the fourth Wednesday of each month from 10 a.m. to noon and again from 6 to 8 p.m. tf
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OWNER WILL FINANCE / FRIENDSHIP: Beautifully renovated 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with new windows, vinyl siding and new roof. Low down payment, $480/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c ALMOST COUNTRY / FRIENDSHIP: Decent 3 bedroom mobile home with full basement and 2 car garage on its own 1.3 acres. Low down payment, $480/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-9361945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c MORE FOR YOUR MONEY/FRIENDSHIP: Remodeled village home on a half acre lot with new roof and antique flare. Low down payment, $480/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c ——————————————————————————————— FREE LOANER CARS AT PINE GROVE COLLISION Quality collision repair. 585-928-1308. tfc ——————————————————————————————— PAYMENT LOWERED 50 BUCKS/OLEAN: Decent 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with first floor bedroom, bath and laundry. Buy a house from Cornerstone and get a government grant. Call Mike for details. Low down payment, $430/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c FIREWOOD FOR SALE- Call Jim Dunn, 585-928-1116. p IF YOU ARE A VICTIM of sexual assault or any other type of crime, help is available. You can contact the 24-hour toll free hotline at 1-888-945-3970. tf
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When the winds blow and the snow flies is not the time to think about winterizing your vehicle. Take care of your car now – before you get snowed under...Give us a call today! * Exhaust System Work * Tires: Free * Oil, Lube, Filter Mounting * Drums & Rotors Turned & Balancing * Brakes w/purchase. * Diagnostic Service ll Our * Batteries “We Value Ars.” Custome * Shock & Strut Work
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THE PORTVILLE LIBRARY The Portville Free Library is closing on Monday, October 12th for Columbus Day. All regularly scheduled activities for that day will be rescheduled. The Friends of the Library’s monthly meeting is changed to October 19th at 6:30pm. October is traditionally membership month for the Friends of the Library and they are having a dish-to-pass for current members and anyone else who is interested in becoming a member. Bring your favorite dish-topass to share while table service and beverages will be provided. Joe DuShaw, President of the Friends, will give a brief update of upcoming events and the library’s director, Charles Bretzin, will bring everyone up to date on library ‘goings-on’. Feel free to call the library for additional information, 716-933-8441. f FOOD PANTRY The Bolivar Community Food Pantry located at The United Methodist Church, 80 Friendship St., Bolivar, NY. This is a volunteer ministry of the Bolivar churches. We provide emergency food assistance and support for families and individuals who demonstrate an immediate need. To receive assistance, please call 585-928-1814 or 585-928-5108. Call ahead for an appointment. 2/13f RARE BREED MOTORCYCLE CLUB EVENT BENEFITS JMH
Wellsville, NY (September 29, 2009) - Bob Garrison and Gordon Ordiway of the Rare Breed Motorcycle Club stopped by Jones Memorial Hospital recently and presented CEO Eva Benedict with the proceeds of their first “Labor Day Get Together.” Held at the club’s Alma Hill location, the event - which included a variety of motorcycle games and three bands brought out about 300 motorcycle enthusiasts and raised $300 for Jones Memorial. “Motorcycle Clubs get a lot of bad press so we decided to do something positive that would help the community,” explained Mr. Garrison. “The hospital takes care of us when we need it, so we wanted to do something to help take care of it.” According to Mrs. Benedict, the funds will be used to purchase a new video camera for general hospital use like inservices and presentations. “We certainly appreciate not only this check but all of your efforts in planning this event,” she said. “Something like this takes a lot of time and effort to organize and we appreciate what you have done on behalf of Jones Memorial.” f
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BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL NEWS
FROM THE DESK OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
ELEMENTARY NEWS
Dear Community Members: Our 2009-2010 school year is off to a great start. By the time you read our October newsletter we will be starting our sixth week of school...how time flies! ⌧ This year our enrollment has increased by a few students over last year. Our graduating class this year is currently at 67; 13 students over last year. This number will continue to increase over the next few years to 70 with the class of 2012. ⌧ As stated above, we are in our sixth week of school and everyone is in their routine. We have also opened our after school study center for all students. This is a great time for students to take advantage of getting some extra help or a great time to just have a quiet place to do their homework. We do provide transportation for those students to attend the study center from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Please encourage your child to take advantage of this opportunity. ⌧ Our parent/teacher conference days are scheduled for November 9 & 10. You will be getting more information as we get closer to those dates. I encourage you to get involved with your child’s education. Do not take a back seat approach to this very important time in your child’s life. I understand that parents are very busy these days, but we have made our parent/ teacher schedule so that you can meet either in the afternoon, morning or evening. So there should not be a reason for you not to take the time to meet with your child’s teachers. I cannot stress the point enough to get involved. ⌧ Dedication and Service: If you see a Bolivar-Richburg Central School Board of Education member; (Michael Church, Heather Ferris, Guy Gilliland, Carol Greene, David Herne, Robert Mead, and MaryEllen Wedge) during the week of October 19-23, 2009, please take a moment to say thank you. This week has been declared as Board Recognition Week by Governor David Paterson. Each member of the Bolivar-Richburg Central School Board spends many hours reviewing school policies, developing school policies, formulating a school budget, working with parents and community groups, attending training workshops, and meeting twice a month to discuss school issues. All of the time spent on the above is without compensation and requires many hours away from their families. So you say; why would someone make such a commitment? I believe it is a commitment made because these community members are concerned with the quality of education our children receive. There are times when board members are required to make decisions that someone in the community may not agree with. These are hard decisions to make, but I can assure you that all decisions made by our board of education are with the students’ and the communities’ best interests in mind. ⌧ This year we hired 4 new staff members. Due to Norma Bartlett’s retirement, we were able to recall Nicole Kachermeyer as the instrumental music teacher. Through Federal Stimulus funds, we were able to recall one elementary teacher who is now working at both the pre-school in the morning and at the elementary in the afternoon. We were very happy that we were able to save these 2 teaching positions. We were also able to restore director of curriculum and instruction position which was originally cut from the budget and moved under BOCES services. ⌧ As you may or may not know Jennifer Sorochin who was our director of curriculum for the past 3 years had taken an administrator position in another school district. We felt that this position was too important to eliminate. We looked within our district to see if there was someone who could continue to oversee our new reading program and our district-wide instruction of the Thoughtful Classroom and supervise our Pre-K program in order to meet the new state standards and better prepare our students for Kindergarten. We were fortunate to have Michelle McDowell who currently teaches 7th and 8th grade English apply for the position. I feel the district once again has a person in the curriculum and instruction position that will provide the curriculum leadership that provides staff development for our teachers and who will oversee our curriculum Pre-K - 12 grades. ⌧ Most recently we had a group of community members attend one of our board of education meetings which are held twice a month on the first and third Tuesdays. It was nice to see community members attend this meeting and we continue to encourage community members to attend. Please do not wait for a concern to arise before you attend a meeting. Many important decisions are made at each meeting that affect all aspects of our school system. I must remind you that each board meeting is a public meeting. This means that the public is invited to attend but it is not a meeting where there is dialogue between attendees and the board. If you wish to address the board regarding an agenda item, you will need to contact Connie Emery in the superintendent’s office and indicate that you would like to address the board regarding a specific agenda item. Please give Connie a few details about your request so that if we need to have additional information available for you we can be prepared. If you just want to address the board on a specific issue, but it is not on the agenda, you would need to speak with the superintendent who will discuss the issue with you and if still necessary will then place your name on the agenda as a special topic item. I have asked that our Board of Education meeting pamphlet be placed on our web site so you can read all the specifics for addressing the board of education at a meeting. Also, the agenda for each meeting is on our access channel by Friday of the week before the meeting or you can stop in at the superintendent’s office for a copy on that Friday. Attending a board meeting is an eye-opening experience and it will give you a better idea of how the board works. Each year new board members are elected to a 3-year term and this year there will be 2 seats open. If you have ever considered running for a board of education position, I would strongly suggest that you attend a few meetings to see if that is what you would really like to do. It is not an easy job and it comes with much responsibility to the whole school system and community. Again, we encourage and welcome your attendance at our board of education meetings. In closing, I continue to ask our community how they feel our school system is doing in providing a good education at an affordable cost. If you have comments on this question or you would like more information or if you would like me to address your group or club, please let me know.
By: Michael Schott Elementary Principal We are now halfway through our first marking period at school, and if your child is struggling in any area, you should have received an interim report from your child’s teacher. Please work with your child’s teacher in helping your child meet success. Homework is a very important part of school, and if your child is not finding time at home to do their school work, that can lead to serious problems as the school year moves along. Project Catch-Up has started for students in grades 3 - 5 and this program is designed to help your child get caught up on their work and/or get extra help from a teacher. The program runs three days a week, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday for an hour after school. Transportation is provided for this program. If your child needs to stay for Project Catch-Up, their teacher will send a form home for you to sign. Please sign the form and return it to school. Our school is once again participating in the “Fitness for Kids Challenge”. Last year we were one of the top schools and received $1,000. I would like your support and help in making that happen again this year. Your child will be bringing home a form for you to fill out giving them permission to participate. I ask that you return the form to school even though it says you may fill it out on line or fill it out and return it yourself. Once I have all the student forms, I will send them in. Unlike last year, this is a one-time deal once you have completed the form, the students will then only need to complete their activity sheets each week. The program runs October through May. Please mark your calendars for November 9 and 10, as we will be having parent conferences on those dates. Conferences on the 9th will run from 3:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. and conferences on the 10th will run from 8:00 a.m. until noon. There will be no school for students on October 23, as the teachers will be participating in a countywide in-service day. Picture retake day is scheduled for October 29.
Joseph DeCerbo Superintendent of Schools
SECONDARY PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE The Importance of Homework Now that school is back in full swing you have probably noticed that your child is busy at home completing homework assignments. If you have not noticed this aspect of their education, it might be time for you to have a serious conversation with your son or daughter and their teachers. Homework, although often seen as trivial or busy work, really is an important aspect of your child’s educational growth. This task should not be taken lightly and it is critical that you help play an active role in ensuring that homework assignments are completed in a timely manner and at an acceptable level. Homework serves many purposes in the educational setting. Homework is the bridge between school and home. By being involved in the homework process, you can be more aware of what is being taught in school, as well as create an opportunity to offer positive reinforcement in relation to the importance of school. Homework also allows teachers to monitor the independent practice and understanding of students. Often students can complete tasks in class with assistance from the teacher or another classmate, but to truly understand a concept your son or daughter needs to be able to complete an assignment independently. The drill and practice associated with homework helps to reinforce the daily classroom lessons, as well as improve the chances for academic success. Finally, homework can play a vital role in making sure your child realizes the importance of responsibility when they leave this school. The task of remembering homework assignments, organizing necessary materials, managing time and returning assignments to school for a grade, helps to strengthen their sense of responsibility. These very important skills will give your son or daughter the tools needed to be successful in college, at work and in their personal life. It is important that your child realizes that you take their homework and education very seriously. There are some simple steps that you as parents can do to help facilitate the successful completion of homework assignments. First it is important that you communicate regularly with your child’s teachers. As a parent you now have access to assigned homework by going to www.brcs.wnyric.org and clicking on homework links. Do not fall into the trap of relying solely on your child for information regarding their homework assignments. It is also important to create a regular time to be set aside for homework. Even if your child claims not to have any homework, this time can be used for review of previously taught material. Another way in which you can help to insure success is to pick a place for homework to be completed that is free of distractions such as the television and radio. By creating a familiar time and place to work on school assignments you will be helping to create a routine that fosters success. Finally, and I cannot stress this enough, be there for your child. Offer help, provide encouragement, praise success, communicate with teachers and most importantly make sure that your child knows that you have goals and aspirations for them when they grow up. Make sure that your children realize that you see education as a way for them to be successful and achieve these goals. When considering the major implications that homework will have on the academic success of your son or daughter, it is obvious that the more involved you are in their homework process, the greater likelihood that they will be successful here at school. We at the Bolivar-Richburg Central School District applaud you for your efforts. John R. Marshall Secondary Principal
CLASS OF 2013 - FRESHMAN CLASS NEWS
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT NEWS
PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES Parent-Teacher conferences will be held on the Bolivar Campus for the Middle School and High School students. On November 9, from 4:00-7:30pm and on November 10, from 8:00am-12:00pm, meet your child’s teachers in the upper gym and discuss your child’s progress.
GUIDANCE NEWS
COLLEGE/RECRUITER VISITATION SCHEDULE College and recruiter visits are announced by a poster outside the guidance office and also over the morning announcements. Many seniors have taken advantage of the visits by speaking to these college representatives and finding out more about the college or program of their interest. The following are scheduled to visit B-RCS: Army National Guard Edinboro University Finger Lakes Community College
October 15 October 19 October 26
SUNY Morrisville Genesee Community College
October 27 October 27
PSAT, ACT AND SAT TESTING Some juniors will take the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) on Wednesday, October 14, in the B-RCS cafeteria at 8:00 A.M. The cost of the test is $13.00 and students must register in the Guidance Office. We are limited to 30 tests, so students should register early. The PSAT is a “warm-up” for the SAT and also enters juniors into scholarship competition. PSAT results should be in the first week of December. At that time, I will review the test with students and they will receive a printout of their results to take home. The next national test that juniors will take is the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT I) or American College Test (ACT) in the spring (April to June) of next year. I’ll speak with juniors about how to register early next year. Many seniors have been busy by taking or re-taking the SAT or ACT. Either one of these tests is used by colleges for one of two purposes - as part of the acceptance process or to help colleges determine the appropriate placement of students into math and English courses. The next ACT test date is December 12 (registration deadline is November 6). The next SAT test date is December 5 (registration deadline is October 30). Registration forms for both are available in the Guidance Office or the students may register online. The SAT test fee is $45.00 and the ACT (without the writing section) is set at $32.00 this year. WEB SITES FOR COLLEGE Need help exploring colleges, finding out more about the financial aid process, looking into finding a career, or how about touring a college online? Here are a few fantastic web sites that will surely help out both students and parents: www.hesc.com, www.nymentor.edu, www.finaid.com and www.studentaid.ed.gov.
BUENOS DIAS, MIS AMIGOS.... Spanish 8 is going full force. In the first few weeks of Spanish they have learned: –Names and pronunciation of the 21 Spanish-speaking countries –How to find current event articles and write thoughtful essays on the event –To respond to basic classroom commands and actions –Count and write the numbers 0-20 –Introductions and other basic questions Spanish I spent a few classes reviewing and now are working hard on learning new ideas. We have already talked about leisure activities, ways to describe people, and Spanish music. In October we will discuss school schedules, activities at school and regular verbs. They will also continue some review topics such as classroom objects and parts of the body. Remember, students must PASS Spanish I as a graduation requirement! Spanish II is learning vocabulary about household items. This curriculum is grammar intensive, and during the month of October, students will learn stem-changing verbs o to ue, familiar commands, demonstrative adjectives and pronouns, and the use of hace...que involving time. Spanish III is learning vocabulary about communication. Grammar studies include the use of the infinitive, subjunctive tense with some IR verbs, and positive and negative words. Spanish IV is learning vocabulary dealing with healthy living. The grammar aspect includes reviewing formal and plural commands, commands with object pronouns, and the subjunctive tense. Spanish V is learning vocabulary about Hispanic immigrants. Their grammar lessons include a review of the imperfect tense, along with the preterite tense versus use of the imperfect.
SECONDARY LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER By Ms. Dimmig September has been a busy month in the Secondary Library Media Center. Mr. Allen’s 6th grade English classes came for Library orientation and book selection, Mrs. McDowell’s 7th and 8th grade classes chose books for their 1st quarter book reports due the end of Oct., Mrs. Donahue’s English 11 and AP English chose books for silent reading, Ms. Snow’s Foods class used the recipes web sites to start creating personalized cookbooks, Mrs. Cady’s Accounting class researched accounting scandals, Mr. Allen’s 6th Grade Social Studies learned how to use the Grolier’s Multimedia Encyclopedia to research countries, Mr. Kottwitz’s Economic classes began researching for their comparative economics paper and Mrs. Cady’s Careers and Financial Management Class began researching a person who started a business. On Line subscriptions: We have a new database ProQuest Platinum provided by the state Library. The passwords for Encyclopedia Americana, Grolier Mutlimedia and The New Book of Knowledge have changed so students need to see Ms. Dimmig for the school password. We have a new encyclopedia this year, The World Book Encyclopedias. Students need to see Ms. Dimmig for the user name and password. Career information: The Library Media Center has many career and college search books available. There are also books on how to write the college application essay.
Parents of US History 11 and AP US History Students: DEAR LIVING ENVIRONMENT STUDENTS! We have finished one unit (ecology) and you should be breathing a sigh of relief from finishing your first exam. The two books we read, The Lorax by Dr. Seuss and There’s a Hair in my Dirt by Gary Larson, were used to explain concepts that are vital for biology....the interaction of all organisms and human’s role in the environment. We will be heading right into photosynthesis and respiration as these processes are necessary for life as we know it. Keep on checking the BRCS homepage for homework and be sure to keep up with labs. Mrs. Eshelman
JUNIOR CLASS OF 2011 Mrs. Hawver and Ms. Dimmig At the Class of 2011 meeting in September, your student received a dues statement. If your student owes any dues they should be paid this fall because tickets for the 2010 prom can not purchased until their dues are current. The cost of prom tickets and dues at the same time will be expensive. Class dues cover the cost of your students cap and gown next year and the class share of prom expenses and any other class expenses such as the cost of materials not donated for the Homecoming float. If your child is not going to the Prom, it would be wise to pay their dues in their Junior year as there are many expenses during a students Senior year. These can include such things as SAT or ACT fees, senior pictures, yearbook, college application fees, senior class trip, senior sweatshirts, announcements, college deposits, graduation parties etc.
Have you ever wanted to know how your child is doing in a class at any given time? Wouldn’t it be nice to check your child’s grades in a class from your own computer at home? Have you ever wished you could know if your child is keeping up with homework and studying for tests and quizzes? Now, you can...without waiting for a 5 week progress report or a quarterly report card. I am using a program called SnapGrades to let students and their parents know how they are doing in my US history classes. Each student and parent has their own username and password. Parent log-in information was mailed on October 5th. To log in, go to my web site: www.mr-baldwin.com. Click on the GREEN APPLE on the right side of the page. Enter the log-in information mailed to you and Ta-Daa! ... you can see your child’s current grade in my US history class and see what score your child received on every graded assignment. You can check 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from any computer connected to the internet. It is completely secure - only you and your child can see your child’s grades. If you have questions, please e-mail me at [email protected]. Eric Baldwin
NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY National Junior Honor Society will have inductions in March this year. Students in grades 8 and 9 may be inducted into the Honor Society if they have maintained a cumulative average of 90% or higher throughout Middle School. Qualities of leadership, character, service, and citizenship must also be shown. Last year the NJHS helped stuff Christmas stockings for ACCORD for area children. They also held “Penny Wars” for the American Cancer Society. This is in addition to individual community service activities that each member must complete.
OCTOBER 13, 2009
Mr. DiGirolamo SENIORS MAKE FUTURE PLANS I have met with all seniors to discuss their post-high school plans. Students are being instructed to begin preparing their resume if they are interested in finding employment directly after high school. Those students who are interested in college have been given several important handouts about financial aid and the college selection process. It is highly recommended that seniors complete their college application(s) by Thanksgiving recess. However, some programs require students to apply earlier to ensure that their program of choice is not filled. Completed applications should be brought to me for a final check and mailing. Also, since many students are now applying online, it is vitally important that they let me or my secretary know so that we mail the student’s transcript. Colleges require a transcript and will not process a student’s application until they have one. Regarding financial aid, in December, parents of seniors will be receiving a letter inviting them to a financial aid workshop that will be held at B-RCS in January. At this meeting, we will walk parents through the process of applying for financial assistance. This program is open to anyone wishing more information on the financial aid process. By the way, many brochures on financial aid are available in our guidance office or at www.hesc.org. Any parent who wishes more information about the college selection process or financial aid can call Mr. DiGirolamo at school.
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The BRCS Business classes will sponsor a Blood Drive on Tuesday, October 29. The time is 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please come to the Lower Gym located in the Bolivar Building to make a donation. The last blood drive helped 84 people in Allegany County. Please come and support your local school and The B-RCS Business Club.
The freshman class wrapped up a busy homecoming week culminating in our 1950’s themed float which we showcased in the annual homecoming parade. A great deal of hard work was put in by many members of the class of 2013. All participants had a tremendous amount of fun and we hope that even more will come help next year. The freshman class would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Ingalls for allowing us to use their garage for the float construction. We would also like to send out a warm thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Nolan for the use of their trailer for the float. With homecoming all wrapped up, there are a couple of reminders that members of the class of 2013 still need to be aware of: ⌧ Class dues need to be turned in by Oct. 15th. The class dues are ten dollars per year and can be paid all at once ($40) or annually ($10). ⌧ The freshman class fundraiser will begin on Nov. 2. The class will be selling Zapa-Snack products. This is a great fundraiser and important for all students thinking of going on the senior trip to plan on participating. If you have any questions in regards to class dues and our fundraiser you can contact Mrs. Auman or Mr. Kinnicutt using the school e-mail or by calling the school. Thank you, Mrs. Auman, Mr. Kinnicutt Class Advisors, Class of 2013
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Mr. Keir It’s been a good start to a new school year, though very busy as you might expect. Our department has seen some changes this year, most notably the retirement of Norma Bartlett. We wish her the best in her retirement and thank her for her years of musical service to the students and the community. I have been moved into her position with a few additions to my schedule. There has also been a deletion that has been difficult, but understandable. Mrs. Baldwin, the choir accompanist, has also decided to retire. We thank her for all she has done for the choirs and for sharing her gift with us. We also wish her the best in her future endeavors. Our accompanying needs have not been solidified and so perhaps someone reading this may be well suited to fill that role, or knows someone that is. I invite anyone who may be interested to contact me. All of our vocal groups continue to work on perfecting the craft of singing and singing in a group. 6th grade choir is adjusting to having folders and real music for the first time. Jr. High is adjusting to having Tenors and Basses for the first time, and the two Senior High choirs are adjusting to having me for the first time. The students are very talented and it is my desire to make beautiful music together and create wonderful memories in the short time that we have together. Congratulations go out to one very special music student who was chosen to represent Bolivar-Richburg at the NYSSMA Conference All-State in Rochester as a Tenor 2. This is a very distinct honor in which very few musicians ever receive. You must be the best of the best and at the very minimum score perfectly on the most difficult of music. Jamison Rilling achieved that perfect score last spring and will be attending All-State in early December. I would also like to congratulate two of our high school vocal students for winning the role of choir president, one from each choir. Breanne Hackett, grade 10, was chosen for the Varsity choir and Jamison Riling, grade 12, was chosen for the Senior High choir. These individuals were elected by their peers. One of their first jobs is to join me in selecting section leaders for the Sopranos, Altos, Tenors, and Basses. Please feel free to contact me if you have any thoughts or concerns. Chris Keir [email protected]
Community Members 18 and Older
Get Into Shape at the Bolivar-Richburg Fitness Center. Workout Mondays – Thursdays 5:30 to 8:00 MIDDLE SCHOOL GUIDANCE 6-9 Christy Crandall-Bean 6th Graders Experience Houghton’s Ropes Course During September, the 6th graders attended the Houghton College Ropes course. This is a challenge course that we participate in as part of our character education program. The character traits we try to target on the trip include: responsibility to self and others, cooperation, integrity, leadership, and persistence. The ropes course is a great experiential outdoor classroom. Students learn that they can accomplish more than they initially believe they can. This in turn bolsters their self-confidence and willingness to attempt new goals after they have gone through the course. We also have a lot of fun on the course and students often see their classmates in a different light!
Teamwork required to tackle this tire obstacle
FCCLA NEWS By Carmen Dickerson and Brittany Gordon This year BR FCCLA (Family Career and Community Leaders of America) took off to a very busy start. Our officers are President- Samantha Small, Vice President- Briana Vennard, Secretary- Morgan Taylor, Treasurer- Ciera Mitchell, Co-Treasurer- Denae Hall, District Representative- Brittany Fowler, Public Relations- Carmen Dickerson and Brittany Gordon, Bulletin Board Chairperson- Caitlin Morrison and Historian- Chris Perkins. We also have two students with state offices, they are: State Officer Elect- Briana Vennard and State Jr. Leader- Morgan Taylor. We have already started our one major fund raiser, the Tom Wat sale. This will help us raise money to help send students to the district, state and national meetings and to cover our community service activities. Our Community service activities so far are: making and selling pink ribbon cookies to support Breast Cancer Awareness, making Christmas stockings for the Student Council to have filled, and saving pull tabs for the Ronald McDonald House. Upcoming events will be an overnight stay at the Circle C Ranch in Delevan for leadership training on October 30-31 and an after school meeting to participate in the national Step one program. Our members will also be starting their STAR Events projects this month. This is a judged presentation that students can do at the March state meeting and earn the right to go to national meeting, which will be held in Chicago.
Brooke Smith 40 feet in the air on the Leap of Faith platform
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The Fitness Center is Open Again!!
VOCAL MUSIC
EARTH SCIENCE We have just finished studying the Earth in general from its measurements to mapping. This includes latitude and longitude as well as using a compass and GPS. We will now dig into the composition of our planet by studying rocks and minerals and after that, the forces at work inside the Earth. This will include the study of earthquakes and Plate Tectonics. If you have a child in Earth Science please encourage him/her to do all the daily work and stay caught up. It is very important that all practice work be done so that the final assessments for each unit are the best ones possible. Playing catch-up is never a good strategy for any course of study. We all want our students to do the very best that they can. Happy Fall!!! Mr. Gibbons
THE CLAW YEARBOOK
Help contribute to the yearbook by uploading photos directly to our website for potential use in our book! Go to www.hjeshare.com and enter the school code (3011580), and follow the steps. All pictures submitted will be viewed and approved by advisors before becoming available for use by the yearbook staff. If you have any questions, contact Miss Schey at [email protected] or Mrs. Eshelman at [email protected].
New 6th grader Garrett Ingraham and B-R alumni Jim Pettit, Wilderness Adventures Asst. Director, checking safety gear before a climb
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL To ensure that your student(s) will receive a 2010 yearbook this spring, choose one of three easy payment methods: • Complete the form you received in the mail and return it with full payment in the envelope provided. • Order online at the secure website www.yearbookordercenter.com using our Order Number 6218. • Call the toll-free number 1-866-287-3096, Monday through Friday, 8 am until 5 pm, Central Time. Please have the information you received in the mail in-hand when you call or go online. At a minimum, you will need to know our Order Number 6218.
Liz Collins balancing on a low ropes course station with spotting support from her classmates
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Bolivar-Richburg Central School News continued...
If you have a student in grades 6-11 and they really enjoyed the ropes course, encourage them to attend the Summer STEP Adventure program through Houghton over the summer. This allows them to go through the ropes course more in depth as well as go on a hiking trip with other students from all over the state. Our office will have applications from Step Adventure in the late spring if you are interested in one. The cost is only $15.00 to Allegany County residents for a three or ten day trip thanks to funding from the Allegany County Youth Bureau!
The topic is forces and there were plenty of experiments. Students learned everyday lessons on the importance of one of Newton’s Law that says, an
Mrs. Nicole Kachermeyer A new addition to our music department ... My name is Mrs. Kachermeyer and I am the new 6-12 Band Director. I am originally from Falconer New York. After attending and graduating from Falconer Central School I went on to pursue a degree in Music Education at SUNY Fredonia. When I am not teaching I enjoy spending time with my family, and taking part in outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping. I also enjoy reading, and making music. I came to be a teacher in a rather round about way, but I must say that teaching is truly what I do best, and I am so very happy to have the opportunity to do it here. Ms. Casey Lawton A new addition to our physical education department... My name is Casey Lawton. I currently live in Houghton, New York, but I was born and raised in Springville, New York where I attended Springville Griffith Institute. After high school I attended Houghton College in Houghton, New York. I graduated in December 2008 and received my Bacholor’s Degree in Physical Education. I also played soccer for the Lady Highlanders and now am currently the assistant coach for the Lady Highlanders. Upon graduation I substituted in local school districts such as Letchworth. I then landed a long term sub position in April ‘09 at Perry Middle School instructing Physical Education grades 5-8. I am very excited to be here in the Bolivar-Richburg area and can not wait to get involved!
The students also learned that Force = mass times acceleration (F=ma) as they pushed each other in a wheelbarrow. They quickly discovered that more mass means less acceleration. Also pictured is an indoor experiment that used a pop bottle and cork. When the mixture inside reacted, the cork flew one way and the bottle the other. This helped them understand for every force there is an equal and opposite force. These were only three of our many experiments as we studied forces.
MIDDLE SCHOOL ASSEMBLY Music is a crucial part of the teen years, but so is healthy eating. Put the two together and you have the middle school assembly presented at BRCS, I Will Not Be Bought, with registered Dietitian and musician Jill Jayne. The assembly was sponsored by the PEP grant.
Mrs. Tracie Middleton A new cafeteria manager... My name is Tracie Middleton and I live in Wellsville, N.Y. with my husband Tom and our Morkie puppy named Tucker (our baby!!) I graduated from Scio Central School and went to college at Alfred State College of Technology. I have a degree in Culinary Arts. After college I worked for Immaculate Conception School where I was the Cafeteria Manager/Head Cook for 13 years. I also taught Spanish at I.C.S. for 12 years. My hobbies include reading, crafting, camping and spending time with my wonderful family. I am very excited to be a part of Bolivar-Richburg School and look forward to working with all the great people here! Mrs. Michelle McDowell Michelle McDowell selected as the new person to oversee Curriculum and Instruction ... Michelle is very excited about being promoted to oversee curriculum and instruction at BRCS. Having received her BA In English/Secondary Education and MS In Curriculum and Instruction Michelle feels she is up to the many challenges that she will be presented. Having taught English at the middle level 7th and 8th grade for the past 5 years she feels that she has a good understanding of what our students need when it comes to the ELA assessment and necessary writing skills. Michelle looks forward to working with all the teachers in Pre-K -12 to ensure that when students begin at BRCS in Pre-K they get a good foundation for the next 14 years and upon graduation they are well prepared academically to meet the challenges of the 21st century. Other things Michelle has done..... senior class advisor, county fair advisor, Sentinel advisor, new teacher mentor, Instructional Leader for The Thoughtful Classroom and Team member for The Thoughtful Classroom.
Norma Bartlett - Vocal Music Teacher For 17 Years Retires From BRCS.
I Will Not Be Bought was an interactive, music-based performance that focused on the influence of advertising on body image, nutrition, substance abuse, and peer pressure. Look at the picture and you can easily see our students loved the assembly
NEW STAFF BEGIN AT BRCS Mrs. Stephanie Anger A new addition to our science department ... Before coming to Bolivar-Richburg, I worked at Cattaraugus-Little Valley as the chemistry and forensics teacher. My husband and I bought a house in Portville last year and having the opportunity of a chemistry teaching position opening at BRCS was a chance to work closer to home and to share my love of science with the students here at BRCS. I was married a year ago and since have started to accumulate pets including a dog and 2 kittens. I look to a long and successful teaching career here at BRCS in the area of chemistry. Mrs. Julie Britt A new addition to our special education department ... My name is Julie Britt, I grew up in Lockport, New York. I graduated from Lockport High School, and went on to earn my undergraduate degree at SUNY Fredonia, my Master’s degree is from SUNY Brockport. Last fall, I went back to school to complete my certification in special education. My husband, who is the ninth grade Social Studies teacher at B-R, and I moved to Wellsville in 2006. I love animals, and have many fish as well as a goldendoodle puppy named Maya. When I am not teaching, you will most likely find me outdoors. I love camping, gardening, and curling up with a good book.
Mrs. Bartlett has taught students in both the Richburg and Bolivar-Richburg School district for the past 17 years. Her dedication to the teaching of music and the love of teaching students has enabled her to touch the lives of many students in a very positive way. Through the years Mrs. Bartlett has had many students attain high levels of music accomplishments in solo festivals and other music competitions and some students have chosen to pursue a post secondary music career. There are many students who have benefited from Norma’s great musical talent. Norma decided to retire at the end of the 2008-09 school year and we want to wish Norma and her husband Jim, many happy healthy years in their retirement.
KINDERGARTEN Miss Glover, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. (Sitter) Tompkins ... We have had a busy start to the school year in kindergarten. The students have been working on their letters. We have been learning about the school bus, community helpers, feelings about losing things, as well as field trips in reading. We have introduced the students to what characters are in a book, the sequence of the story, as well as retelling parts of a story. We have also been learning about comparing and contrasting, as well as making connections to stories. The students are doing an excellent job comparing and contrasting stories and characters. Rhyming and syllables are two other skills that we have been working on as well. The students have really enjoyed the books we have read. In math the students have been learning about sorting by color, shape, and size. We just started learning about shapes and patterns. The students are learning about the 3-dimensional shapes of cone, cube, rectangular prism, cylinder, and sphere. This has been really fun working with the shapes. On Halloween, the kindergarten will be having a costume parade around the school. We can’t wait to see all the students parading around school! Have a Happy Halloween. The kindergarten teachers would like to wish a happy September birthday to Jarod Taft on the 2nd, Jaeger Turybury on the 10th, Wyatt Karnuth and Chloe Gilliland on the 13th, Hannah Barcus on the 15th, Madison Sisson on the 16th, and Ethan Childs on the 17th. Happy October birthday to Raina Bowen on the 8th, Freddie Tompkins on the 20th, Nevaeh App on the 30th, and Rylie Osgood on the 31st.
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object in motion stays in motion. “Dolly” experiences a crash while riding in her wagon. The first time Dolly forgot her seat belt, but not the second time.
Ms. Leah Kirnan A new addition to our special education department ... My name is Leah Kirnan and I am very excited to be teaching at my alma mater! After graduating from Bolivar-Richburg, I went on to pursue my Bachelor’s degree from Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, New York. When I’m not teaching, I can be found browsing the sales racks at department stores, strapping on my sneakers and going for a run around Bolivar, or curling up with a great book and a cup of coffee.
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FIRST GRADE Mrs. Allen, Mr. Bogey, Mrs. McClellan, Mrs. Scott ..... First grade is in full swing, and everyone is busy making new friends, getting reacquainted with others and learning the classroom routines. There’s always something exciting happening in the classroom. We can’t wait to get to school to see what is on the agenda for the day! We started our first reading anthology with stories like Sam, Come Back, Pig in a Wig and The Big Blue Ox. Everyone is doing a great job of reading the little books and returning them on a regular basis, too. We have some awesome readers in first grade! Since it was Johnny Appleseed’s birthday this month, some of us made our own applesauce. We brought in our own apples, peeled them and cut them up all by ourselves. It was the first time many of us had real homemade applesauce. It made the room smell wonderful and it tasted delicious. Mrs. McClellan’s and Mr. Bogey’s class had a visit from Grandma Applesauce. At the end of the month, we went to see the theatrical production of Junie B. Jones. We have enjoyed listening to the stories in class, so it was a real treat to see them acted out. We even compared the play to the books we read. As you can see, first grade is a lot of fun!!! We are going to start learning about fire prevention next month. We will be making posters and talking about ways to stay safe around fire. September birthdays that we celebrated are Mark Pangburn and Aliya Perrin. October birthdays are Tasha Wedge and Sarah Clark. Congratulations to our first students of the month. These students were selected because of their outstanding behavior and respectful attitude towards others. They are friendly, cooperative and always willing to lend a helping hand. Keep up the good work! Mrs. Scott’s - Roger Geist Mrs. Allen’s - Aliya Perrin Mr. Bogey’s - Jacob Carmichael Mrs. McClellan’s - Alex MacDonell
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be greatly missed by Mrs. Lemaster and her second graders. October birthday wishes go out to Selena Peters on the 1st, Rashai Swift and Riley Danaher on the 5th, Payge Poweska on the 25th, and Felicia Nichols on the 30th. Our students of the month are: Emma from Mrs. Hill’s room. Emma is always working hard, being kind to her classmates. She is a huge help in the classroom. Thank you, Emma! Jacob McDonald from Mrs. Lemaster’s and Miss Vosburg’s room. He is well behaved, works hard, and completes his homework on a regular basis. Way to go, Jacob! Margaret Schiralli from Mrs. Wolcott’s room. Maggie is the ideal student. She is always on task and listening. She loves learning, and she wants to be a teacher when she grows up. Hannah Wiatrowski from Mrs. Babcock’s class. Hannah is a great listener and a responsible worker. She is a helpful and kind friend. Good job, Hannah! Congratulations to these wonderful children for their hard work. As you can see, we’ve been very busy in second grade! We’ll be back next month with more exciting things to tell. Some children from Mrs. Babcock’s class made tree houses to go with our story Iris and Walter.
Ms. Harmon..... Happy autumn everyone! It is hard to believe that one month of school is already behind us; where did the time go? We have been very busy this month is our classroom. We celebrated Ethan’s 9th birthday on September 25. We have been learning about coins, using number lines, estimation, and greater than/less than in math. We have made some terrific posters about wild animals and New York State that are hanging on the wall outside our classroom. Some of us have even learned about rattlesnakes. The student of the month for September is Brenda Hendryx. Brenda has gone out of her way to help our newest class member feel a part of our classroom; she even explained the fire drill rules to Caylin. So, thank you and congratulations Brenda.
Mrs. Babcock, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Lemaster, Mrs. Wolcott.....
THIRD GRADE Mrs. Wolcott’s class had fun making applesauce in honor of Johnny Appleseed’s birthday.
Can you believe that the first month of school is already over? It certainly went fast! We’d like to thank so many parents for coming to our Open House and having the chance to meet. Our month progressed with reading some very interesting stories in our reading series. We began with “Iris and Walter.” This realistic fiction story was about a girl named Iris who moved from the city to the country and met a new friend, Walter. They had many fun adventures in Walter’s tree house. Some classes made their own tree houses, either as a home project or in school. Next, we moved on to non-fiction with the story, “Exploring Space.” Students learned all about an astronaut’s job in space, as well as the planets. “Henry and Mudge and the Starry Night” was a great story about camping. Students also made constellations, as we learned about the Big and Little Dippers and some other favorites. The first and second graders traveled to the high school on September 27 to see the Theatre Works production of “Junie B. Jones”. Seeing the book brought to life through music and acting was a thrilling experience. We’ll be moving on to learn about the desert in another non-fiction selection. Students will be working on desert reports and projects over the next few weeks, as well as doing a compare/contrast lesson on deserts and rain forests. You might here your children talking about text-to-text, text-to-self, or text-to-world connections. We’ve been learning about making connections through Reading with Meaning. Some of our students have been giving book talks and doing book projects, as well. We’ve also worked on sensory imaging to involve our senses in what we read. All these things help us to be better with our reading comprehension skills. Students have been working on Fact Families in math, as well as adding 3 and 4 addends. We’ve just about mastered our doubles facts, and we’re working on the doubles plus 1 strategy. Any extra help at home is always appreciated. Fire Prevention Week brought us our annual visit from the Richburg Fire Department, as well as the poster contest. Everyone always enjoys seeing and learning about the trucks and equipment. Mrs. Lemaster’s class has certainly enjoyed having Miss Vosburg here as their student teacher. She brought fun and games into the classroom to help with our math, spelling, reading and phonics. She held high expectations for each child, and students enjoyed rising to meet those expectations. She was kind and loving, but when she spoke, students knew they had better listen because she meant business. Miss Vosburg will be going on to teach fifth graders in Olean at the end of October. Of course, she will
Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Smith, Ms. Miles..... CONGRATULATIONS to the students of the month: Adam Jones, Andrew Cornell, and Lucas Cornelius!! Way to go, guys!! We have been busy reading and enjoying new stories, and while doing it, we have been comparing things/people in them as well as deciding on whether they are realistic or fantasy. HAPPY BIRTHDAY this month to Mikayla Lasnick, Lucas Cornelius, Baylee Thomas, Dominic Dziak, Dawson Parker, Sydney Root, and Savannah Puccinelli!! Parents are asked to make sure their children study their spelling words, keep up on their math facts, and stay on top of any homework, if assigned. Parent conferences are one month away. We’ll have a better picture on how the children are doing at that point. Thanks for your help!!
FOURTH GRADE Mr. Conklin, Mrs. Perry, Mr. Pruch..... 4th Grade has gotten off to a great start! Students are into the groove of switching classes and learning what it is like to be a fourth grader. In math, we have been studying a unit on place value while recalling a lot of information the students had already learned in early elementary. We will be moving full speed ahead into adding and subtracting numbers to 10,000 as we discover many strategies to help us along the way. Science classes have been working with static electricity experiments at home and with their electrical circuit’s kit in school. Each Wednesday throughout the year, we will be sharing our nature observations with each other. We’re also gaining experience with the Study Island science programs. Everyone works hard and seems eager to come to class each day! Mr. Pruch’s student of the month is Amber Stuck. Amber is an excellent student and a very kind and thoughtful young lady! In social studies we have finished our unit on New York’s geography and natural wonders. We will begin our unit on the Native Americans that live in New York. We will be learning their history, traditions and customs. Congratulations to Carter Johnson for being the September Student of the month for Mr. Conklin’s room. So far, everyone is working hard and adjusting to 4th grade nicely. In writing class, we have been focusing on grammar and writing skills. We have learned about declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative sentences. We have written compound sentences. We’re also determining which nouns are common and proper. The best part about writing class is writing in our composition notebook! We write paragraphs in school and two entries a week at home. We look forward to getting our homework notebooks back every Monday!! Write, write, write. . .
FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Cawley, Mr. Lounsberry, Miss Weitzel..... The first month of school was an interesting transition for the incoming fifth grade students. The vast majority of our students have adapted quite well, while others have taken a little longer to become adjusted to our routine and schedule. One of our goals is to prepare each of the students for an easier transition to the middle school in the high school building next year. One strategy to accomplish this is to make the students more organized and responsible, and we have been working hard to achieve it. In social studies we learned about the first inhabitants in North America and about archaeologists who study these people. Then we followed up by discussing several groups in Central and South America. Now, we are working on a lengthy unit on American Indians. During the course of this unit, we will learn about many cultural groups scattered throughout North America. Miss Weitzel’s math classes have been working on place value using whole numbers
Motivating Kids to Read The only way to get better at reading is to do it, and reading at home helps make every child a better reader. All parents want their child to do well in school and parent involvement is one of the key components of a child’s success in reading. You can be involved in setting aside a regular time for daily reading as well as reading aloud with your child. And of course, praising the child’s efforts! Student achievement is significantly improved by just 20 extra minutes of reading each day (Black, 2003). “JUMPING WITH JILL” Rock Stars perform at a PEP Grant assembly held at the elementary school on Friday, September 18. Jill Jayne, musician, dietitian, actress and educator, presented an outstanding rock ‘n roll program about health and nutrition geared for children of all ages.
FITNESS FOR KIDS CHALLENGE The elementary students will once again be participating in the Fitness For Kids Challenge put on by The Independent Health Foundation. Last year Bolivar-Richburg Elementary was one of the top schools and received $1,000 for our effort. The program has a few changes for this year, which will hopefully make things easier for everyone. There is a one-time registration form to be completed by parents. Once LOST: OCTOBER 6TH- BLACK METAL CANE at Shinglehouse Car Wash. Please return to Bonnie’s Beauty Shop or call 814698-2192. Thank you. fb OWNER WILL FINANCE EVEN WITH BAD CREDIT / Wirt: Spacious 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with a nice front porch and decent sized lot. Low down payment, $430/mo. P&I. Call Cornerstone, 607-936-1945. www.homesbycornerstone.com & www.whatmakescornerstonedifferent.com c ——————————————————————————————— GROOMING/BOARDING NEEDS? CALL K&A KENNELS in Friendship, NY. A countryside facility offering a private ‘suite’, outdoor exercise pen and radiant heat flooring for winter months. By appointment, 585-610-9279. www.ka-kennels.weebly.com; [email protected] 6/13c ——————————————————————————————— BUY MY HOUSE WITH NO MONEY DOWN / Even with bad credit. Yes it is true, the government will give you a grant up to $8,000 to buy a house from Cornerstone. This is real. Government money to use as a down payment. For details, call 607-936-6105. c
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Some things to know about the flu During the spring of 2009, a new flu virus started making people sick in the United States and throughout the world. At first, this illness was called “swine flu,” but now you may hear it called novel (new) H1N1 influenza. To date, most people affected with the novel H1N1 virus have experienced mild to moderate illness, similar to seasonal flu. However, the flu can be serious, and many more people may get the flu this school year. What can you do? ⌧ Get the seasonal flu vaccine now. It will not protect you from novel H1N1 flu, but seasonal flu is also circulating and can make you just as sick. ⌧ Get the novel H1N1 flu vaccine as soon as it is available, according to the priority groups established by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Everyone should eventually be able to get the novel H1N1 flu vaccine, but those at high priority are: - pregnant women - Health care workers and emergency medical responders -People caring for infants under 6 months of age -Children and young adults from 6 months to 24 years -People aged 25 to 64 with underlying medical conditions (e.g. asthma, diabetes) ⌧ Sick kids should stay home! They should NOT go to school, work, or out in public. If you think you have the flu, you should stay home and away form others. Individuals with flu-like symptoms should remain home for at least 24 hours after fever has disappeared (without the use of fever-reducing medication). ⌧ Practice healthy habits. Cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze with a tissue - not your hand. If you do not have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your sleeve. Wash hands often with soap and warm water, especially after you cough or sneeze. Wash and rub hands for 20 seconds - as long as it takes to sing Happy Birthday twice. Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth. Germs spread that way. Flu in our school We expect that some people in our school will get the flu. Treatment for the novel H1N1 is the same as for seasonal flu. Rest, fluids and medicine to reduce body aches and fever, are all that most of us need to recover. For people with certain underlying medical conditions, such as those with asthma and other chronic diseases, flu can be more serious, and these individuals should contact their health care provider. About school closures The H1N1 flu outbreak that first occurred in the spring of 2009 taught us that closing schools does not reduce the spread of the novel H1N1 flu. The flu moves too fast. That is why federal, state, and local officials no longer recommend school closures due to the flu except in special circumstances. For example, some schools might close because of high student, faculty, or staff absenteeism. Your family should plan what they will do if school is closed for a time. More information about the flu is available at www.nyhealth.gov and www.flu.gov. This information is brought to you by the New York State Department of Health, the New York State Education Department and the Bolivar-Richburg Central School. GRACE BIBLE INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH 392 Coon Crossing Road Shinglehouse•814-697-7257 Pastor: Roger N. Hain Sunday School..............9:30am Classes for all ages. Morning worship........10:45am includes nursery, children’s church and junior church. Evening Service...........7:00pm Mon. (Sept.-Apr.). .JAM Clubs, for children in grades 1-6. Wed. (Sept.-Apr.) Grace Teens, for students in grades 7-12. Wed. Prayer Meeting .. 7:15pm Nursery available for Sunday School, Sunday worship services and Wed. Fri. Reformers Unanimous Addiction Program............7pm
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FROM THE READING DEPARTMENT Mrs. Day, Mrs. Neudeck, Mrs. Rickicki, Mrs. Young.....
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and decimals. We have also compared and put whole numbers and decimals in certain value orders. Upcoming in math we will be working on reviewing addition and subtraction of whole numbers and learn how to add and subtract decimals. Mrs. Cawley’s science classes have been learning about rocks and minerals. So far, they have learned what some of the tests are that scientists use to identify unknown minerals. Everyone had a chance to do the testing and observe and record their results. The class has now starting learning about rocks. If you don’t know the difference between a rock and a mineral, ask a fifth grader! All of the Fifth Graders are using a new reading series. The main theme for the first unit is facing challenges. We have discussed many types of challenges, while reading some interesting stories. We have also discussed genres and have identified story elements. The fifth grade students of the month are Samantha Burdick from Mr. Lounsberry’s homeroom, Zack Duesler, from Mrs. Cawley’s homeroom, and from Miss Weitzel’s homeroom, Hadley Ferris. They always have a smile for everyone, are very polite and mannerly and a pleasure to have in class. Congratulations to each of them.
completed, I ask that these forms be returned to your child’s teacher by Wednesday October 14, and I will send all the forms in at once. This year’s monetary awards will go to the ten schools with the highest percentage of participation. Therefore, it is very important that we get everyone to participate. Each student will need to do some sort of physical activity each day and record it on his or her activity form. Once 7 activities have been completed, return the activity sheet to school. The more forms a student completes each week the better chance they have at winning some great prizes. This year the prizes will be mailed to the school to be given to the winners each month. So, get your child active and participating in the Fitness For Kids Challenge.
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#17783-A wonderful turn key home that is move-in ready. Well maintained, 2 story, 3 bedrooms, oak hardwood floors, crown mouldings, eat-in kitchen, Corian countertops, cabinets and built-ins for storage, full bath with Jaccuzzi. Main floor bedroom, living room, formal dining room, closets and storage throughout the home. Detached 2 car garage, car port/patio. Well maintained yard. Call home office: Loren Bernard 585-933-7398. Cell: 585307-0652. For viewing or email: [email protected]. Priced to sell! #17512-Twelve room family home in Little Genesee, N.Y. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, oversized 2 car garage on 3.41 acres. New electric service, 2 year old roof, covered front and side porches. Several flower gardens and 12x16 shed. All newer appliances included. Call Keith at Wedge Realty at 585-928-2930 or cell: 585-610-0117. Priced to sell at $67,500. #17477-115 Plum Street, Bolivar, N.Y. Very well kept 2 story 3 bedroom home. Beautiful oak molding and staircase. Hardwood floors in living and dining rooms under carpet. Nice wood floors upstairs. Replacement windows and a great blacktop driveway. Priced to sell at only $65,000. Give Alona a call today at Wedge Realty 585-928-2930 or cell 585-610-0118 for a showing. #17454 - Very nice 2-3 bedroom home in the country. Large eat-in kitchen with appliances. Beautiful stone fireplace in living room, and another in the basement, which enters into a park-like backyard. Belfast, Houghton, and Rushford Lake are just minutes away. Also close to state forests.
www.wedgerealty.net Check our website for more info. & other listings! We want your Listing / Land / Acreage / Residence / Farm / Timber / Camps / or Commercial Property. STAR OF THE EAST CHAPTER #109 Star of the East Chapter #109, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday, October 13th at 7:30pm at the Bolivar Masonic Hall. Refreshments will be served by Don and Kathy Ross. Winners of the Allegany District Raffles were: 50/50 Raffle- Tony Bunk, Jr. of Cuba, NY. Dinner For Two- Evelyn Steen of Cuba, NY. 2/6f THE BOLIVAR COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY, located at the United Methodist Church, 80 Friendship St., is a volunteer ministry of the Bolivar churches. It seeks to provide emergency food assistance and support for families and individuals who demonstrate an immediate need. To receive assistance, please call 585-928-1814 or 585-928-5108. Call ahead for an appointment. Please, do not call any other phone numbers. tf
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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.
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Allegany County Office For The Aging Meals On Wheels And Luncheon Center Menus & Activities For reservations call: 585-268-9390 by 2pm on the previous day. Toll-free: 1-866-268-9390. Bolivar- Carolyn Hackett, 585-928-2672; Cuba- Linda Nelson, 585-9682397; Friendship- Office for the Aging, 585-268-9390; Wellsville- Donna Fiegl, 585-593-7665. FOR THE WEEK OF: Oct. 14 - Oct. 20, 2009 Wednesday: Pineapple Cottage Cheese, Chili with Beans, Spinach, Corn Bread, Chocolate Cake. DiabeticAngel Food Cake. Bolivar- Noon, 10:30 “Growing Stronger” Exercises. Cuba- Noon, 10:30 Euchre, Cards, Dominoes, Puzzle, “Current Topics”, National Chili Month! Wellsville- Noon, 10:00 Games, 1:00 Euchre, National Popcorn Poppin’ Month: We will have popcorn for a snack while watching “The Wizard of Oz”. Thursday: Coleslaw, Breaded Fish with Tartar Sauce, Baked Potato with Sour Cream, Mixed Vegetables, Wheat Bread, Oatmeal Cookie. DiabeticPeaches. Bolivar- Noon. Cuba -Noon, 10:30 “Growing Stronger” Exercise, Angela Lansbury’s Birthday! Friendship- Noon, 10:45 “Growing Stronger” Exercises, Halloween Crafts, “Autumn Joys”, Cheryl Czworka: “How to choose a margarine”. Wellsville- Noon, 9:00 Stretch, 10:30 Bingo, 1:00 Bridge, Blood Pressure Clinic, Ruth Alvarado, OFA. Friday: Orange Juice, Ham and Broccoli Frittata, Creamed Peas, Banana Bread, Butterscotch Pudding. Diabetic- Peaches. Wellsville- Noon, 10:30 Bingo! 12:30 Pinochle. Monday: Applesauce, Baked Ham, Whipped Sweet Potatoes, Brussels Sprouts, Dinner Roll, Pudding. Diabetic- Pudding. Bolivar- Noon, 11:00 “Growing Stronger” Exercises. Cuba- Noon, 10:30 “Growing Stronger” Exercises, 11:00 Euchre, Cards, Dominoes, Puzzles, “Flashbacks”. Wellsville- Noon, 9:00 Stretch, 10:30 Bingo, 1:00 Euchre. Tuesday: Chilled Juice, Broccoli Cheese Soup, Sloppy Joe on a Bun, Spinach, Gingerbread with Lemon Sauce. Diabetic- Lemon Pudding. Cuba- Noon, 10:30 Euchre, Cards, Dominoes, Puzzles, Cheryl Czworka: “How to choose a margarine”, Alphabetical Proverbs! Friendship- Noon, 10:45 “Growing Stronger” Exercises, National Chili Month!! “Yum” *** No matter how old you are, there's always something good to look forward to. -Lynn Johnston ***
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4th Annual Allegany County Senior Gala The 4th Annual Allegany County Senior Gala was well attended by 60+ people from the Allegany County Growing Stronger Program on Friday, October 2, 2009, at the Amity Rescue Squad, Belmont. The Allegany County Senior Gala honors participants from the senior wellness program, Allegany County Growing Stronger. Growing Stronger is a Tufts University strength based exercise program targeted for seniors. There are currently ten Growing Stronger groups across communities in Allegany County with over one-hundred forty seniors participating. The Senior Gala was kicked off by a welcome from Ms. Melissa Williams, Project Coordinator at the Allegany/Western Steuben Rural Health Network. Jennifer Stuart, Massage Therapist from Jones Memorial Hospital spoke on the benefits of Massage
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by Matilda Charles Social Security Checks Won’t Increase Next Year Some of us are going to be disappointed next year: There will likely be no increase in COLA -- the Cost of Living Adjustment, that is. For the first time since 1975, we’ll see no increase in the amount of our Social Security checks. The COLA follows the Consumer Price Index. The Congressional Budget Office compares the cost of things this year to the previous year to estimate what will happen the following year. They estimate that there will be no increase in COLA because there is no inflation. If you want to read more about this and look at the actual figures, go to www.socialsecurity.gov and put “Summary of the 2009 Annual Reports” in the search box.
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Charles Cole Memorial Hospital and the Potter County Office of Aging, through a grant by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, will provide seasonal influenza (flu) and pneumoccocal (pneumonia) vaccines at no cost to Potter County adults this fall. The immunization clinics are open to all Potter County adults (age 18+) who are elderly, uninsured, underinsured or have limited ability to travel and will be held in the following
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Are you caring for an older person? Do you check on your parent every day at his or her home? Do you provide around-the-clock care in your home? “Caregivers often find themselves in a situation where they are providing more and more care for an older person”, said Kim Toot, Director of the Office for the Aging. “Eighty percent of the care provided to the elderly is provided by informal caregivers who are family members, friends or neighbors. We want to support their efforts by
giving them tools to make their jobs easier.” The Allegany County Office for the Aging is presenting a Caregivers Workshop. This is being sponsored by the Allegany County Caregivers Coalition, a program of the Allegany Western Steuben Rural Health Network and the Allegany County Office for the Aging. The training will be held at Crossroads Business Center in Belmont. Classes began on Thursday, October 8th and continue once a week through November 12th. The facilitators for the workshop are Mary Gardner-Ruch and Tobi Nickerson, Care Coordinators for the Office for the Aging. The program schedule
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is: October 15th- Health Insurance and Paying for Health Care, Madeleine Gasdik, Coordinator of Services, OFA. October 22ndTips for Hands on Care, Kathy Gallant, RN, Southern Tier Home Health Care; and Fall Prevention, and Mobility Issues, Dr. Steven Schleicher, DPT, Jones Memorial Hospital. October 29thLegal Issues, New Power of Attorney Laws and Estate Planning, David Pullen, Esq.; and Advance Directives, Health Care Proxy, Living Will and Ethical Will, Lynn Palmiere, Allegany Western Steuben Rural Health Network. November 5th- Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias, Alzheimer’s Association of Western NY through a Caregiver Conference being held on this day. November 12- Emotional Challenges of Caregiving, Evelyn Robbennolt-Jones, MSW; and Caring for the Caregiver, Vonnie Mattison, Massage Therapist. Topics deal with caregiver stresses, normal aging process vs. medical problems, legal issues of long term care, caring for Alzheimer’s patients, hints and tips for caregivers, and community resources. The course is open to anyone. Take part in one or all of the sessions of this 6week course. Respite care for your loved one is available, please call early. Reservations and information are available at the Allegany County Office for the Aging at 585-268-9390 or toll free, 866-268-9390. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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• November 25 - 9 a.m.12 p.m., Ulysses Senior Center • December 7 - 4-7 p.m., Coudersport Wellness Center (pending available vaccine) • December 10 - 5-8 p.m., Coudersport Wellness Center (pending available vaccine)
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ARE YOU CONSIDERING THE PURCHASE OF A HEARING AID? You have the right to know your Hearing Health Care Provider’s Educational and Clinical Experience! Before you spend your hard earned money on hearing aids, please inquire if your hearing aid provider is an Audiologist, Otolaryngologist or Otologist. These individuals are required by law to meet all educational, clinical and fellowship training in the areas of hearing health care. Most have obtained a Doctorate degree in hearing healthcare provision. They have spent numerous years learning about diseases, deafness and dizziness which sometimes can be treated medically and surgically. DON’T BE AFRAID TO ASK YOUR HEARING HEALTH CARE PROVIDER THEIR EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND. It is YOUR RIGHT as a consumer to KNOW the background, EDUCATIONAL SKILLS and CLINICAL EXPERIENCE of your healthcare provider!
Allegany County Joins In National Aging In Place Week Celebration All across America communities are celebrating National Aging in Place Week to support and enhance opportunities for communities to create aging friendly neighborhoods and communities. The Allegany County Community Partnership on Aging will join efforts by planning a weeklong series of local events. Aging in Place Week kicks off on Monday evening,
SEEK TRUE PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE! This health care informative message has been brought to you by the offices of Dr. Robert L. Campbell, Audiologist. Dr. Campbell has been providing hearing healthcare and hearing aid dispensing services to our local communities for over 28 years! Dr. Campbell is a member of the Allied Medical Staff at Jones Memorial Hospital, Wellsville, NY and Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport, PA. If you have any questions or concerns about your Hearing Health Care, please call Dr. Campbell, (toll free) 1-877-274-9097. Please don’t rely on a “free screening” for your hearing aid prescription. Most health insurances will cover the costs of a complete diagnostic evaluation by an audiologist or other medical professional. October 12, 2009, beginning at 6:30 p.m., with the free cinema presentation of Young at Heart at the David A. Howe Library Auditorium. Young and young at heart are encouraged to experience a movie that defies the stereotypes of aging. “Young at Heart” is a documentary about a New England Chorus where every member is 72 or older, and every song is contemporary. Their determination to master the challenging music for shows reflects a “can-do” approach in later years. The Young @ Heart Chorus shows us it is possible to age gracefully. It is possible to grow old without growing
boring. It is possible to have white hair, a hearing aid and a device that helps you breathe, and still disco dance while singing “Stayin’ Alive”. In 2008 the film won the Audience Award at the Sydney Film Festival, the Paris Cinema International Film Festival, Ghent Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, Bergen International Film Festival, Warsaw Film Festival and others. Become inspired! Young At Heart is sponsored by the Allegany County Office for the Aging and the Allegany County Senior Foundation. Donations will be accepted to support the Allegany County United Way. In addition, Chairman Curtis Crandall from the Allegany County Board of Legislators will be present to declare the week of October 12-18, 2009, as Allegany County Aging in Place Week. On Tuesday, October 13, 2009, learn about fire extinguisher safety at the Wellsville Volunteer Fire Department, Main Street, Wellsville, from 2:00-4:00 p.m. When used properly, fire extinguishers can save lives and property by putting out a small fire or controlling a fire until the fire department arrives. Yet, there is no time to read directions in an emergency! Take part in hands on demonstrations and learn about the various types of fire extinguishers; including different sizes, and what type of fire they put out. As part of the upcoming Caregiver Workshop Series presented by Allegany County Office for the Aging, Thursday, October 15, 2009 will focus on Health Insurance issues and strategies for paying for healthcare. The free caregiver workshop will be presented at the Crossroads Commerce and Conference Center, located in Belmont, New York. For further information on the entire Caregiver Workshop Series, please contact the Allegany County Office for the Aging at 585-268-9390. On Friday, October 17, 2009, join Eric Hausman, Lead Trainer on Medicare for the New York State Office for the Aging and Medicare Rights Center in NYC, to explore Medicare Basics. This free luncheon presentation will empower providers, seniors and caregivers on how to prevent healthcare fraud and better understand how to navigate the Medicare system. Lunch will be provided and pre-registration is required by contacting Lynne Palmiere at 585-593-5223 ext. 12. On Saturday, October 18, 2009, adults and seniors are invited to explore the 1st Annual Aging in Place Expo in the Wellsville Elementary Gymnasium, Wellsville, NY, from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. This local initiative promotes one’s ability to continue to live safely, independently, and comfortably, regardless of age, income, or physical ability. The Aging in Place Expo will demonstrate how to create homes that are accessible and safe, improve healthy lifestyles, prevent falls that can lead to serious injuries, connect to transportation resources, and discover long-term care options. Door prizes will be drawn throughout the morning. Aging in Place Week concludes with the 1st Annual Ridgewalk Active Older Adult’s Experience. Don’t miss this fun, 2 mile educational trail walk for Active Older Adults 55 years of age and older who are looking for an easy to moderate “in the woods” experience. This is a guided walk, mainly off-road and on flat terrain. Enjoy some time in the woods and learn about our environment! Pre-registration is required by completing an on-line entry form at www.ridgewalk.com or by calling the Wellsville Area Chamber of Commerce at 585-593-5080. National Aging in Place Week was first celebrated in 2003 in six locations across the country. In 2006, events expanded to over 60 locations, which show how important this issue has become in our society. The Allegany County Community Partnership on Aging is pleased to take part and to continue to make Allegany County a great place to live and age. For further information on any of the activities, please feel free to contact the Allegany/Western Steuben Rural Health Network, Inc., at 585-593-5223. ~~~~~~~
Heel Screening Offered Charles Cole Memorial Hospital will offer heel screenings from 1 to 3 p.m. on October 16 at the Women’s Health Center in hospital’s Irwin Medical Arts Center. Call 274-8200 for more information and to schedule an appointment. Heel screenings give patients a preliminary bone density score (T score) in a matter of minutes. Low scores typically call for a more thorough exam. Those who should receive a heel screening include women over 65 or who have had an early menopause or hysterectomy or other hormonal depletion, men over 70, men and women taking certain medications or certain cancer treatments, those with risk factors or a disease or condition that can cause bone loss, and men and women who eat a low calcium diet or have had significant height loss.
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by Matilda Charles Seniors Crushed Under Debt A recent study called “The Plastic Safety Net” pegs those over age 65 as having the largest increase in percentage of debt of all the age groups. That’s not a label we should be proud of, certainly. How did this happen to us? There are real and compelling reasons for the way we’ve run up credit-card debt. • Topping the list is medical-care costs. Co-pays for doctor visits, prescription costs, dental work that insurance doesn’t cover -- it all adds up. The study says that we have on average $4,000 in medical expenses on our credit cards. • For many of us, the value of our homes has plunged. What we assumed would be a nest egg for our advancing years has in many cases become an overpriced, under-valued albatross. When repairs are needed, we have to hire others. • If we own a vehicle, repairs can be very expensive. Outside of oil changes, there’s not a single thing that can be repaired inexpensively on a car. • Our fixed income is not enough to pay for
everything we need, so we put purchases on credit cards. • Our income is too large to qualify for any services or programs, but not large enough to cover our needs, so we use credit cards. What can we do to help ourselves get out from under this mountain of debt many of us have? Here are some thoughts: --Contact your credit-card company and ask for a smaller monthly payment or a reduced interest rate. --Get credit counseling. Quite often, they can negotiate lower payments. (Ask for a referral from your local Council on Aging.) --Consider cashing in an insurance policy to pay off debt. It won’t be easy to pay off credit-card debts, but we can do it, one dollar at a time. Matilda Charles regrets that she cannot personally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into her column whenever possible. Write to her in care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send e-mail to [email protected]. (c) 2009 King Features Synd., Inc.
OCTOBER 13, 2009
Information Provided By Tracie Edwards, The Hearing Aid Shop, Bolivar, NY With all of the confusion that surrounds hearing loss and hearing aids I wanted to take a moment to provide some answers to commonly asked questions. Below you will find a brief explanation for those common questions Myth: If I notice my hearing has changed and do not do anything about it, things will just stay as they are. Fact: Your ears connect to your brain and your brain is where you process sounds and can tell the difference between words. If your hearing is diminished then your brain is taking in less information. Over time the brain will forget that information and not process it. The sooner you reintroduce the auditory input back into your brain, usually with hearing aids, the more seamless the rehabilitation because the brain remembers the sound. Myth: Wearing hearing aids is a sign of old age and impairment. Fact: Actually, your hearing loss is probably a more noticeable sign of old age. Always asking “what?” in conversations, avoiding phone conversations and social gatherings is more apparent than wearing small hearing instruments in your ear canals. Left unresolved, your problem could seriously affect the quality of your relationships and friendships. Myth: Few people have a hearing loss that is worth seeking treatment for. Fact: Today, 28 million people in the United States report that their daily activities and conversations are affected by some degree of hearing loss. In these reports of hearing loss, nearly 90% are simply a direct result of aging or overexposure to noise. Odds are better than one in ten that you or someone you know could easily benefit from a hearing instrument in avoiding the frustrations of hearing loss that hinder enjoying daily life. By choosing to have a hearing evaluation, you are taking the first step toward reconnecting with the world around you. If your evaluation results indicate that you have a hearing loss hearing aids may be recommended to you based upon the severity of loss. It’s important that you have the right expectations regarding wearing hearing aids. Hearing aids will give you better hearing, but they are not a cure for hearing loss. People whose expectations are too high – “I thought they would make my hearing normal” – are likely to be disappointed and may give up. Hearing Aids Can: • Help you hear and understand better in most situations • Allow you to participate more in group situations and meetings Hearing Aids Cannot: • Give you normal hearing Hearing Aids May Not: • Block ALL background noises, especially in noisy groups (even people without hearing loss hear background noise) • Let you hear very soft sounds Unlike eyeglasses, which correct your vision as soon as you first put them on, hearing aids need some time for proper adjustment. It may take several weeks or months to completely adjust to your hearing aids, so try not to get impatient.
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