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A community Christmas cantata “Then Jesus Came” will be performed at the Faith Bible Baptist Church, 8688 S Main St, Eden, on Saturday, Dec. 12, 2pm. Readers Theater Play. 40-voice adult choir. Children’s Choir. Beautiful 2016 calendar for each household. Refreshments. All free. All welcome.

SHOPPING SPREE/ FOOD FAIR: Friday, November 20th, 6-9pm, Saturday, November 21st 9-3pm. Wayside Church. 5017 Lakeshore Rd., Hamburg. Unique gift items, food vendors, theme basket raffle. Free Admission.

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4-H News

The Eden Stampede 4-H Club is excited to begin another year of education, community service, horse shows, and FUN! Our club is going on it's 3rd year under the leadership of Liz Wierzba and we continue to have a full house with 25 members!

NC Drama Class Field Trip to Shea’s

The North Collins High School Drama class under the direction of Mrs. Koudounas, went on a tour of Shea's Performing Arts Center. These talented students went on stage, saw dressing rooms, visited where Shea's staff load/ unload sets for shows, and learned about history of the building.

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On Saturday, November 7th the Eden Conservation Board hosted the 10th annual Bluebird Nesting Box Workshop. Twenty four adults, including 8 children assembled 44 boxes under the guidance of Mike Bolo. Mary Jane Bolo spoke about the importance of putting up the boxes now; before winter. Bluebirds will be arriving March 15th, 2016. Thank you to Ken Foltyniak for donating the wood and cutting out the parts. If you have any questions about bluebirds, please call 992-9456.

Boys and Girls Club Supports Food Pantry

The members at the Boys and Girls Club have been working hard handing out flyers to collect donations for our yearly Food Drive to benefit the Eden-North Collins Food Pantry! If you would like to help out please bring any food donations to the club. We appreciate your support!

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My appreciation and heartfelt thanks go out to all residents of the Town of Brant and Village of Farnham for the continued support in the race for Highway Superintendent.

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With a heartfelt welcome ... from all ages, abilities and talents Ms. Sondra, Pianist, available for all occasions.

“N.C. T.V”

North Collins High School TV Production classes under the direction of Mr. Joseph Steger traveled to St. Bonaventure University to compete in the annual “Comm Day” competition. Students produced three different video productions for this year’s competition using the 2015 theme, “How can you change the world?” Melody Catalano came away victorious by winning first place in the “best video” category. This is three consecutive years that the North Collins’ team have won first place for “best video.” Congratulations!

North Collins Homecoming Court

Congratulations to the 2015 North Collins Homecoming Court: King: Chris Weber Queen: Alysa Hamilton Princess: Teryn Hidy Prince: Dylon Mercado

Fifth Graders Visit Kleinhan’s Music Hall

The entire North Collins 5th grade class under the direction of Mrs. Jill Finkley and Mrs. Ruth Davis traveled to Kleinhan's Music Hall in Buffalo to hear a performance of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. The students have been learning about several composers and listening to music from different cultures and the concert program fit in perfectly to what they've been doing in class. After Christmas vacation, they will be doing projects on different countries, their music, instruments, composers and their national anthem. Thank you for our Music Boosters for paying for the admission ticket so all of students could attend!

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It’s anniversary time 11-19-15. We didn’t quite get to our 65th, 11-19-14, and now as our 66th is here, I miss you more each day (and night). I want to thank you for all the wonderful loving years we had together. Life goes on, but it’s not the same without you. I’ll always be grateful for your love and devotion.

Remembering our love always and wishing you a Happy Anniversary, Joyce

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Highlights Twenty-Year Media Career

Abt’s Heart and Soul newspaper and radio commentaries featured in new anthology

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When author Christina Abt received a unique Christmas gift from her daughter she never imagined it would help her achieve the writing career of her dreams, which now includes her third and latest book, Heart & Soul, The Best Years of My Op-Ed Life.

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“Like most Americans I was a great fan of syndicated columnist and author, Erma Bombeck,” Abt said. “In 1996 when Bombeck died, I felt as if I had lost a true friend. To deal with my sense of loss, I wrote an essay that was published as a “My View” column in the Buffalo News. That Christmas my daughter created a plaque containing my column along with one of Erma’s. She instructed me that I was to hang it by my desk for writer’s inspiration. Within a few years, I was writing my own Op-Ed columns in The Sun Newspaper and broadcasting listener commentaries on WBFO radio. Obviously the inspiration of both Erma and my daughter worked.”

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For fifteen years, Abt crafted her newspaper column and radio commentaries under the title of Heart and Soul. Early on, she wrote about the things she knew best---family, love, home and holidays. Over time, she expanded her writer’s view to include the life topics of parenting, sports and careers, eventually evolving onto more broad-based topics of community, politics and women’s issues. According to Abt, her new bookis a collection of those essays which inspired, amused and stirred her followers.

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“The best part of writing commentaries was the responses they encouraged from readers and listeners,” Abt said. “My columns have been read on the floor of Congress and entered into the Congressional Record. They have been republished in national book anthologies and online websites. They have been shared between family and friends and saved in scrapbooks as memories of the people, places and events about which I have written. That’s exactly what Erma did with her columns, she reached people through her stories and I am grateful to have enjoyed that same experience.”

WBFO news director emeritus, Mark Scott, chose Abt as the only woman in a group of four listener commentators to regularly broadcast on the NPR affiliate. He recalls the writer’s story-telling ability as key to her popularity.

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"When WBFO introduced listener commentaries in the 1990s, Christina was one of our first contributors. Her pieces were so engaging that we eventually found a regularly scheduled spot for them during our "Morning Edition" program. Christina created wonderful radio for our listeners and always touched their hearts, whether sharing a comment on an issue in the news or a very personal story of a life experience. She is a gifted writer and it's great that we're able to once again experience the heart and soul of Christina in this book.”

A special limited edition of Heart & Soul, including a CD of select Abt WBFO Commentaries and BuffaloStyle stories, is currently available through her website (http:// christinaabt.com/purchase-heart-soul/). Stories highlighted on the CD include Saving St. Ann’s Church and Shrine, The Spirit of Buffalo, The Liberty Belle, WNY Puppeteer Cam Garrity, Extreme Home Makeover, Flight 3407, AM&A’s Christmas Windows, The Massachusetts Avenue Project, Ladies First Big Band, The Crystal Beach Ballroom and tributes to Tim Russert and Buffalo activist, Michele Johnson.

Heart & Soul is available at Eden Kazoo Gift Shop, Braymiller’s Market, Vidler’s 5&10 and Talking Leaves as well as online at Amazon.

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Independent Health is a Medicare Advantage organization with a Medicare contract offering HMO, HMO-SNP, HMO-POS and PPO plans. Enrollment in Independent Health depends on contract renewal. *A sales person will be present with information and applications. For accommodations of persons with special needs at sales meetings, please call (716) 635-4900 or 1-800-958-4405 (TTY users call 1-888-357-9167). **Benefits vary by plan. This information is not a complete description of benefits. Contact the plan for more information. Benefits, premium and/or copayments/coinsurance may change on January 1 of each year. Limitations, copayments, and restrictions may apply. Members must continue to pay their Medicare Part B premium. ***Excludes Independent Health’s Medicare Family Choice HMO-SNP. Y0042_C5444_1 Accepted 09172015 ©2015 Independent Health Association, Inc.

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Ida E. Daugherty (nee Parent) Called to the Lord November 9, 2015, at age 95, beloved wife of the late Patrick Daugherty and Marshall LaFave; cherished mother of Sylvia (late Raymond) Michalski (Augie Militello), Melvin (Barbara) LaFave and Florence (Tom) Tavernier; predeceased by daughter Elaine LaFave, grandson Paul Tavernier and 13 brothers and sisters; beloved grandmother of nine grandchildren, 18 greatgrandchildren and seven great great-grandchildren; beloved sister-in law of Mary (late “Bud”) Schenck, Grace (late Gerald) Dupree, Reda (late Mel) Hoth and Patricia (late Paul) Cloutier; also loved by many nieces and nephews. A Mass of Christian Burial was offered Thursday from Epiphany of Our Lord Church, Langford.

Laura S. (nee: LaPaglia) Moreno of Hamburg, NY passed November 10, 2015. Devoted wife of late Robert, Sr.; Loving mother of William H. and late James G. Flagg; Step mother of Robert Moreno, Jr.; Caring sister of Thomas (late Angela) LaPaglia, Lucy (late Charles) Hixon and late Salvatore (late Jean) LaPaglia and late Margaret (late Carlo) Ferola. Grandmother of 3 and Great Grandmother of 2. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends called to Laing Funeral Home Inc. and a mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at Immaculate Conception Church, Eden. Words of sympathy on www.LaingFuneralHome. com

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Holiday Dining Guide 2015

This Holiday Season spend local, eat local, enjoy local and support the local businesses that support our community

PULL OUT THIS CENTER SECTION to help in planning your holiday parties, to find places to dine for the holidays and while doing your holiday shopping.

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Thanksgiving Day Quiz

It is once again time to talk turkey, stuffing and all of the trimmings. Thanksgiving is celebrated in both Canada and the United States with similar parades and fanfare. Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for the blessings in one's life and enjoy the company of family and friends during a special meal.

Although people celebrate Thanksgiving each and every year, they may not be aware of some of its interesting history. Test your knowledge of gobblers and general trivia with this quiz.

1. Despite competing historical claims, the story most people associate with the first American Thanksgiving took place in a colony in this modern-day state?

a. Pennsylvania

b. New Jersey

c. Massachusetts

d. Delaware

2. Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on which day of the week in Canada?

a. Monday

b. Tuesday

c. Wednesday

d. Thursday

3. Pilgrims from Europe associated with Thanksgiving are purported to have sailed across the Atlantic to reach North American on which ship?

a. Daisy

b. Mayflower

c. Santa Maria

d. Roseflower

4. Which tribe of Native Americans taught Pilgrims how to cultivate the land, contributing to the first Thanksgiving?

a. Algonquin

b. Lenape

c. Shoshone

d. Wampanoag

5. Fossil evidence shows that turkeys roamed the Americas how long ago?

a. 10 million years ago

b. 15 million years ago

c. 20 million years ago

d. 25 million years ago

6. Three different deboned types of poultry go into this Thanksgiving meal alternative?

a. Orange duck

b. Turducken

c. Turkey chowmein

d. Chixturck

7. In what year did Congress make Thanksgiving an official national holiday in the United States?

a. 1932

b. 1939

c. 1941

d. 1946

8. Twenty precent of the overall consumption of this type of fruit is done on Thanksgiving.

a. apples

b. cranberries

c. cherries

d. grapes

9. The first Canadian Thanksgiving was a welcome-home celebration for Sir Martin Frobisher when he returned to which area of the country?

a. Albert

b. Manitoba

c. British Columbia

d. Newfoundland

10. Canadians sometimes call the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States by this name to distinguish it from their own Thanksgiving celebration.

a. Yanksgiving

b. Amerigiving

c. Turmerica

d. USthanks

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Choosing the right restaurant for your dinner party

Getting together with family and friends for a good meal is a great opportunity to reconnect and share a few laughs. Though such gatherings have traditionally taken place at private homes, today's busy adults are increasingly turning to restaurants to host their mini reunions. Restaurants don't require hosts and guests to wash any dishes, and hosts won't have to find time to clean their homes top to bottom like they would if they were to have a party at home. Such a reality makes a dinner party at a local restaurant a lot less stressful for the hosts. There are a number of things to emphasize when looking for the right restaurant to host the next dinner party.

Proximity

Whether entertaining family and friends or a business dinner, the restaurant where you will be gathering should be easily accessible to all people who plan to attend. A centrally located restaurant that's only a short drive for guests and hosts alike is ideal, as it cuts back on the time people will spend driving to and from the restaurant. Try to accommodate those guests who don't drive by choosing a restaurant that's accessible via public transportation.

Price

Perhaps the only downside to hosting a dinner party at a restaurant is that such gatherings tend to be more expensive than parties at private residences. Hosts should first determine who will be paying the bill. If everyone has agreed to pay their own portion of the bill, this gives you a little more flexibility when choosing a restaurant. If you, as the host, intend to pick up the tab for everyone, then you might want to find a nice restaurant with reasonably priced entrees. A fivestar restaurant might break the bank, but you might be able to find a three- or four-star restaurant that's still elegant and more affordable. If each guest intends to pay for his or her own meal, discuss with guests how much they would like to spend before making a reservation. Once you have an idea of what everyone is willing to spend, you can start to narrow down your options.

The menu is an important thing for hosts to consider when choosing a restaurant for their next dinner party. Many men and women adhere to certain diets or lifestyles that restrict what they can and cannot eat, and you will want to find a restaurant that can cater to as many of your guests' needs as possible. Discuss any dietary restrictions with your guests before you begin the process of finding a restaurant. If the responses are slow to come in, you can still go ahead with your search, but look for restaurants that offer vegetarian and gluten-free fare. When examining the menu, take into consideration any offerings for kids if any guests are planning to bring their children along. Kids tend to prefer chicken fingers and fries over filet mignon and baked potatoes, so the restaurant should have some menu items for young children if kids will be joining in the festivities.

Accessibility

When looking for a restaurant, try to find one that's easily accessible for any older guests who might not get around as easily as they used to or any guests who might have a disability that requires handicap accessible seating and restrooms. Many restaurants can fill both of these needs, but it's still up to hosts to ask in advance so all guests have a comfortable evening. The parking lot should not be too far away, but if it is, ask the restaurant manager if valet service is available for those guests who might prefer it.

A dinner party at a restaurant with family, friends or even professional colleagues often makes for an enjoyable evening for guests and hosts alike. But hosts must consider several factors before ultimately choosing where they and their guests will dine.

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Planning Your Party menu

Many partygoers admit that they often look forward to foods served during social gatherings. The way to a man’s heart may be through his stomach, but the same sentiment can be applied to both male and female guests invited to your next soirée. While it might not be possible to please everyone’s palate, the following are some food factors hosts should keep in mind as they prepare to throw their next party.

• Consider your party theme and size. Food choices should fit with the type of event you are hosting. A three-course formal meal probably will not complement an afternoon watching the game with friends, nor would it work well when you’re on a time crunch before seeing a show. Take into consideration the party you will be hosting and make sure the foods you choose work in conjunction with other details of the festivities. Finger foods are ideal when guests are mingling, while a more formal sit-down meal is more appropriate when you want to engage guests in conversation.

• Calculate how much food you need. It’s always better to have extra food than a shortfall of it, but it’s best to find the right balance to avoid costly excess and waste. Many caterers offer approximations regarding how many people a tray or platter of food will feed. You can use these estimates as references for the food you will be preparing as well. Keep in mind that serving sizes are only a few ounces for many foods. Guests who are drinking plenty of beverages also may feel less hungry.

• Provide a variety of foods. While you can’t offer everyone’s favorite dish, you can vary your offerings so that guests are more likely to find something they will enjoy. Stick to crowd favorite foods and use spices or ethnic offerings sparingly. Offer vegetables, a starch such as rice or potatoes, a lean meat or poultry, and perhaps a seafood dish. Ask guests to let you know if they have any food allergies, making sure to prepare all dishes separately so there is no risk of cross-contamination. Separate offerings when serving as well so guests do not mistakenly use a serving spoon that might be contaminated with something they are allergic to.

• Make items in advance. Hosting a party requires hosts to take on several different roles. Hosts don’t want to spend the party serving and preparing dishes in the kitchen while their guests are having fun. Whenever possible, choose dishes that can be prepared and refrigerated or frozen in advance of the party. Such dishes can then be reheated the day of the party, saving you time and making sure you get to spend some quality time with your guests. Store-bought appetizers or side dishes can help you focus on the main courses and free up some extra preparation time.

• Know your guests. If your guest list tends to include the same people again and again, you have likely grown accustomed to their culinary preferences. If that’s the case, choose dishes you know will be a hit, which can save you the headache of planning a menu.

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CASH FOR JUNK Vehicles and Scrap Metal. Call Rob, 998-3603. DMV#7109787.

CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS?

Garage/ basement clean out? Rent a 14 yard dump trailer delivered and picked up at your location. 627-7214.

ELECTRICAL SERVICES

ELECTRICAL SHOCKING Gard Electric

Residential & Commercial Service Work

Repairs & New Installation Pole Work 716-560-7289

MASTER ELECTRICIAN. Fully Insured, Residential/ Commercial. I’ll beat any other contractors price, guaranteed. Call Craig @ ETech 462-0885

WANTED: YOUR NEWS STORIES

MEYER’S VACUUM “We repair any vacuum big or small”. Tune- ups $9.99 +. 93 Lake Street (Camp) Hamburg (across from Noco). 649-5582.

CONCRETE/MASON RY

ALL TYPES of Concrete Work! Driveways, floors, patios, etc. Dump truck, backhoe, Bobcat service. 337-0500.

POURED WALLS: Full basements, garage foundations, additions, retaining walls & trench footers. 337-0500.

GLASS, MIRRORS, tabletops, shower doors, plexiglass, solar control film. Call HAMBURG GLASS AND WINDOW FILM. 648-3456.

Youth Sports Meeting: Thursday 11/19 at 6:30 pm in the

no groups or individuals running the 2016 programs. This is an informational meeting, and attendance and participation is needed to guarantee programs for our

FOR RENT

DERBY HOUSE FOR RENT:

3 bedroom, great yard, $1050 plus utilities. Available December 1st. 716-359-5021

FOR RENT: Newly Remodeled 2 bedroom single family house. Private road. Close to beach. no pets, no smoking. $700/ month + utilities. 8601 Brennen Rd., Angola. Available now. 780-7031

East Eden Country Setting. Cozy 2 Bedroom Upper Apartment. Carpeted Kitchen, Appliances, No Laundry Facility & Well Water. $600/ month plus utilities. (716)648-5622. FOR RENT, GOWANDA: Large 2 bedroom lower duplex. $575+ with hook-ups. No pets. No smoking. 5321860.

ROOMS AVAILABLE monthly in Evans area. Call for rates. 818-4903, 818-4915.

UNFURNISHED APARTMENT S

FOR RENT: Large 2 Bedroom Apt., Lower. Hardwood floors, large living room, dining room, and bedrooms, private entrance, back porch. INCLUDES Water and Plowing. $600/ month. No Pets, No Smoking. 1st, last & security. LANGFORD, 868-3262. FOR RENT: North Collins. Large 2 bedroom. Includes heat. Small pet friendly. Washer and dryer hookups. Large yard. (716) 472-1537.

2 BEDROOM newly remodeled upper apartment. No pets. $750, includes all utilities. 818-4903

SEE- For Sale- Eden: Beautiful Country Estate, Old World Charm w/New Age Amenities set on 5+ acres. Great curb appeal. 25 Minutes from Down Town. Fabulous layout, great for entertaining. Knotty Cherry Kitchen w/60” Wolf Range, quartz countertops and wood burning fireplace. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. Four fireplaces on 1st floor. A/C, New Natural Gas Generator. Two 3-car garages, indoor pool, freshly resurfaced lighted tennis court, barn with 2 horse stalls and a pond. Property has been meticulously maintained. $695,000. Contact Will: (716)472-0776. View full listing @ www.saperston.com

UNFURNISHED APARTMENT S

2 BEDROOM newly remodeled upper apartment. No pets. $750, includes all utilities. 818-4903

East Eden Country Setting. Cozy 2 Bedroom Upper Apartment. Carpeted Kitchen, Appliances, No Laundry Facility & Well Water. $600/ month plus utilities. (716)648-5622. FOR RENT, GOWANDA:

Large 2 bedroom lower duplex. $575+ with hook-ups. No pets. No smoking. 5321860.

HOUSES

HOUSES FOR SALE

MUST

DIRECT CARE:

Immediate openings to provide support and assistance to individuals with developmental disabilities within a community residence. HS or GED + NYS driver’s license required. $11.28/hr

SASi, 960 West Maple Court, Elma, NY 14059 or Fax: 716805-1443 or Email: employment@sasinc.org, EOE/AA Minority/Female/Disability/ Veteran

TIM HORTON’S Eden & Angola Now Hiring: All Shifts. Must be a dependable, self-motivated person in a fast paced environment and have some weekend availability. We offer competitive pay, advancement potential, pay incentives, health/ dental benefits, retirement and uniforms. Overnight bonus pay. Please apply within or at timhortons.com. Don’t Delay- Postitions Fill Fast!!

O FFICE HELP WANTED

Substitute and permanent positions are available in various areas. Permanent positions are provided benefits. Please apply to the Personnel Office at 5120 Orchard Ave., Hamburg, NY 14075 Phone: (716) 926-1791 or Email: ldoyle@frontiercsd.org

Caring individuals to do light housekeeping, errands, and provide companionship to seniors in the Southtowns. Part-time position up to 20 hours per week. Please mail resume to Veronica Sullivan Community Concern of WNY, Inc. 6722 Erie Rd. Derby, NY 14047 or email to: VSullivan@communityconcern.org

Established local contractor is looking for a reliable, self-motivated individual with mechanical ability. HVAC experience with electrical background helpful. Applicant is required to have a valid New York State driver’s license with reliable transportation and a clean driver’s record. Full Time. Please respond with your resume to: emp.hire1@verizon.net

LABORERS/HYDRAU -

LICS Full Time ~40 hrs, 7am- 3:30pm M-F. Steady work, weekly pay. Laborer to install heavy duty snow removal equipment, dump bodies and salt spreaders. Looking for someone w/ experience & has own tools. We offer benefits. Send resume to:sales@ vfabe.com or stop in to complete an application. Valley Fab & Equipment, Inc. 9776 Trevett Road, Boston, NY. 14025

NOW HIRING: Weaving Technicians. Part Time & Full Time. $10/ hr. Please call 716-575-4207.

ROUGH & FINISH Carpenters Needed: Experienced only. Pay commensurate with experience, benefits, yearround work. 716-646-0047.

SEEKING LICENSED STYLIST. Hair We Are, 12 Jamestown St., Gowanda. 5325486, 803-7318.

DATA ENTRY

CLERK:

Hamburg office location looking for a reliable and motivated person to perform A/P and A/R Data Entry. This includes invoice entry, contract application, preparing invoices and data entry. Knowledge of MS Word & Excel necessary. Good phone communication skills a must. Salary & benefits commensurate with experience. Reply to APEX, PO Box 565, Hamburg, NY 14075. or Email: Invoices@ apexllc.net

DIRECT CARE:

Immediate openings to provide support and assistance to individuals with developmental disabilities within a community residence. HS or GED + NYS driver’s license required. $11.28/hr

CHILDREN’S RESPITE: PT openings to provide services to developmentally disabled children within the family’s homes. Eden area, $10.53/hr. HS or GED + NYS driver’s license required. If interested, please send resume to: SASi, 960 West Maple Court, Elma, NY 14059 or Fax: 716805-1443 or Email: employment@sasinc.org, EOE/AA Minority/Female/Disability/ Veteran

FALL Cleanups: Lawns, Beds, Gutters, etc. SIGNATURE OUTDOOR SERVICES. Call 864-1412.

TOPSOIL, GRAVEL, SLAG, millings, fill, new lawns, driveways, demolition, backhoe and bulldozer, tree removal, land clearing. 549-3857/ 9136317.

ETHANOL in your gasoline is harming your small engines.

GUGINO LAWN & GARDEN has the solution, STAR TRON, low cost fuel additive extends engine life. Brant Reservation Rd., Brant. M- F, 8- 5 & Sat., 8-1. 549-1414.

Drywall, Gutters, Painting, Roofing. Free gutters system with new roof. Wayne Weeks, (716)949-6065.

KEN’S TAXIDERMY: Quality mounts at a reasonable price. Buying/ selling firearms and buying deer hides. (716)5929138.

BUSINESS CARDS RUBBER STAMPS

ENGRAVED SIGNS

ENTERPRISE

TOM VAYO PAINTING & HOME REPAIR: Exterior/ Interior painting, drywall repair and installation, carpentry repair. 25 years experience. Insured. Call 880-0858.

Yea Man Drywall No job too huge, No job too tiny. Free estimates. Call Steve- 951-2866 R

CLEANING SERVICE

Month of November only. Call 716-410-6285

SNOWPLOWING. Contract or per plow. Reasonable, dependable, insured. Jesse @ JDB (716)997-7153.

TREE SERVICE S

HILTY TREE SERVICE:

Trimming, removal, stumps, shrubs, storm clean up. Free estimates. Insured. Call: 8670243.

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“THE TREE SURGEON”. Tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, lot clearing. Firewood. Reasonable prices. Free estimates. Fully Insured. 549-2922.

TREE REMOVAL: Inexpensive Rates. Owner operated. Insured. HAZLETT TREE REMOVAL since 1989. 992-3593.