Eden- North Collins Pennysaver 5-4-24

Trenchless Underground Utility Construction

North Collins Jr/Sr High School 2023-2024 3rd Quarter High Honor, Honor, and Merit Roll Students

Twelfth Grade High Honor Roll: Matthew Barrera, Richard Baumler, Alejandro De la Barrera Moraleda, Derek Ebersole, Laken Eckam, Danielle Goertz, Aydin Greene, Jaylee Jimerson, Madison Kehr, Kelly Niefergold, Carissa Stefan

Twelfth Grade Honor Roll: Ethan Awald, Catherine Ayers, Natalie Bednasz, Nathan Blasz, Daniel Downes, Jordan Ellsworth, Jonah Farina, Jade Knights, Grace Montaldi, Landon Morris, Carson Teijeira, Matthew Warsaw, Alexa Wentland

Twelfth Grade Merit Roll: Isabella Cappola, Emmalee Dominguez, Joshua Glosek, Charley Greenall, Dane Kapuszcak, Christen Keem, Gabriel Lewis, Joseph Lutz, Nikita Schall, Novalee Schlenker

Eleventh Grade High Honor Roll: Kendra Dechow, Angelo Fera, Eleanor Fricano, Breanna Kaczanowski, Zander Miller, Meadow Mitchell, Jacob O'Connor, Callie Riethmiller, Morgan Weisedel

Eleventh Grade Honor Roll: Miranda Bartosik, Liam Cosandier, Lucas Demmerley, Edward Doyle, Tye Franke-Barnes, Zoe Frazier, Riley Greene, Keira Kaufman, Elliemay Klubek, Amanda Stafford, Karen Vaughn, McKenzie Winter

Eleventh Grade Merit Roll: Scott Armbruster II, Isaac Hoffman, William Niefergold, Alex Pagan, Michael Pendola, Zachary Quiter, Brennan Riethmiller, Gerardo Torres Rivera, Parker Scott, Livii Tarnowski

Tenth Grade High Honor Roll: Rachel Baumler, Sean Brand, Brooke Gabel, Olivia Gates, Zoe Kreinheder, Adah Lewis, Jenna Sickau

Tenth Grade Honor Roll: Erin Barker, Jax Beers, Rose Fera, Enara Lukoss, Nicholas Smith, Emma Wells

Tenth Grade Merit Roll: Alexis Bourkney, Isabella Dotson, Emmitt Fisher, Sydney Glow, Ella Jimerson, Ashton Mejia, Jessica Niefergold, Riley Quinn, Jonathan Rice, John Schlenker, Madison Winter

Ninth Grade High Honor Roll: Ava Arno, Elena Erickson, Amelia Kester, Mickilina Miller, James Pisa

Ninth Grade Honor Roll: Ryan Barker, Jacob Cappola, Layla Charles, Wren Clerc, Vanessa Colon, Isabella Contro, Sophia DeCarlo, Willow Horschel, Hannah Jasinski, Karinna Kaufman, Morgan Kreinheder, Andrew Petkov, Lucas Pinheiro, Guadalupe Ramirez-Garcia, Elisia Sager, Neven Sheehy, Skyla Vaughn, Zachary Vaughn

Ninth Grade Merit Roll: Leah Gabel, Dylan Halliman, Eli Hoffman, Mitchell Kehr, Cole Miller, Maddox Miller, Abraham Parnitzke, Emma Porter, Christian Proudman, Liam Salamon, Mya Tanis, Dante Washington, Evan Witt

Eighth Grade High Honor Roll: Noah Bartosik, Caden Beecroft, Ariana Dziewa, Talon Kane, Ashley Niefergold, Blake Schlenker, Delaney Vanstrom

Eighth Grade Honor Roll: Vincent Aeschbacher, Rose Coia, Victoria Colon, Sean Horschel, Lily Montaldi, Loretta Payne, Peyton Teijeira, Peyton Wentland

Eighth Grade Merit Roll: McKenna Ayers, Skyla Brady, Lucas Doyle, Austin Hartgrove, Torry James, Derek Luff, Raynaldo Trinidad, Austin Van Houten

Seventh Grade High Honor Roll: Naomi Beecroft, Blake Blidy, Brent Blidy, Harly Dils, Calla Fisher, Payton Gabel, Viviana Hamilton, Graham Horton, Shailyn Kaufman, Madyson Kraft, Leah Parnitzke, Jasmine Ploetz, Darren Szkatulski, Simoni Weidright, Addison Weiss, Nathan Wilkins

Seventh Grade Honor Roll: Jennifer Debiew, Zachary Dole, Hailey Hibbitts, Henry Kester, Colton Newman, Gabriella Scharlock

Seventh Grade Merit Roll: Brianna Chapman, Kaliyan Myers, Haylei Potter, Zamarys Vega

NORTH COLLINS PLANNING BOARD MEETING

Tuesday, May 7th, 2024

7:00PM

North Collins Town Hall

Re: Review of the North Collins Noise Ordnance

IT’S AT THE EDEN LIBRARY!

• YARN CLUB

Saturday, May 4 at 10 a.m.

Come knit or crochet for charity.

• MORNING BOOK CLUB

Monday, May 13 at 11 a.m.

Join the discussion of “The Secret Life of Sunflowers” by Marta Molnar

• COOKBOOK CLUB

Friday, May 17 at 12:30 p.m.

This month’s cookbook is “Big Bites by Kat Ashmore Stop in to sign up.

ONGOING:

• FAMILY STORYTIMES:

Fridays (May 3, 10 and 17) at 11 a.m.

•TINY BRICK BUILDER’S GUILD: Wednesdays (May 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29) at 4 p.m.

UNIVERSITY EXPRESS PROGRAMS

Registration required for all programs. Call or visit the library today to sign up. Check the catalog for descriptions.

• WNY FIRSTS (and a couple of seconds)

Tuesday, May 7 at 2:00 p.m.

• BUFFALO’S YESTERYEAR RESTAURANTS

Thursday, May 9 at 2:00 p.m.

• DRUM4HEALTH

Thursday, May 16 at 2:00 p.m

Limited to 25 participants; allow 2 hours.

• WHAT IS MEMORY (and how to keep it)?

Tuesday, May 21 at 1:30 p.m

ANNOUNCEMENTS

I'M A COIN COLLECTOR & A Teacher. Coin Collecting is My Hobby. So I can Pay More for YOUR Old Coins than those "Buying Gold & Silver Guys" or Jewelry shops. Please feel free to call and I'll be glad to answer any questions. TIP: Never Clean Your Coins, because It Ruins the Value. Thanks- Tom, (716)949-6973.

$$WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Your junk vehicle. Also selling used auto parts. K & R SALVAGE. 337-3109

GARAGE SALES

SHIRL'S BARN SALE: May 3, 4 & 5. 8am- 5pm. 9677 Peck Hill Road, Dayton. Pic’s on Facebook Sales Site.

GIANT RUMMAGE SALE

- May 3 and 4. Friday 9- 5, Saturday 9- 2. Bag Sale: Saturday at noon. South Dayton Fire Activity Hall, 34 Maple. Questions, call Jenny 716410-1737

GARAGE SALE: May 3,4 & 5, 9am-3pm, 7335 East Eden Rd., 60 plus 1/24 & up model cars, 2 year old upright freezer, gas weed eater, electronic keyboard, 4000 watt generator, microwave, rototiller, swivel rocker, tile saw, tools, lots of household items.

GARAGE SALE & EXTREME DOWNSIZING: Offering for Sale 1965 Chevy Biscayne ( 2 DR Post) 406 cu.in, high Hp'g. 1963 Chevy II wagon, 3500 cu.in.(2-4's) 1968 Impala frame, Early 1950's Massey Harris "22" Tractor in good original condition, go-cart, platform scale, 2 small trailers, Ford Pinto & parts, 348 cu. In. (2-4's) Chevy motor, a few 65-68 Impala parts, Vintage tires & wheels, Shop & Household items, with dishes & glassware, Much Misc. All small stuff is under cover. May 8th12th at 2471 Conger Rd., Collins, NY 14034

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: 1 bedroom 1st floor apartment Eden. Available June 1st. $890.00 includes all appliances and utilities. No pets allowed. 716-353-3364

FOR SALE

FOR SALE - 2 Brand New Double Wide Mobile Homes in Melody Meadows Park. Priced at $162,500 and $167,000. 716-549-5995.

FOR SALE: 1997 Chevy 3500 HD 1 ton 10' Box Dump 187,600 miles $9,500. 2001 Ford E-350 Super Duty 14' Box Van with shelves & cabinets 217,700 miles $5,000., 6 x 6-10ga. Wire mesh $10. A sheet or bundle $900..130 sq. ft. ¾” multi-color slate $250. Large concrete 2 piece bird bath fountain 3” diameter. Call 716-992-3902

FOR SALE - 2019 Single Wide, $65,000. In Melody Meadows Park. 716-549 -5995

FOR SALE - Newly Remodeled Single Wide. Ready after May 1st. $59,000. In Melody Meadows Park. 716-5495995.

2011 SILVERADO 1500 92K miles, 2WD $11,000 or BO, 2001 Cadillac Deville 57K miles $4,800. 716-6485366, 716-768-9871

FOR SALE - 1997 Single Wide. $59,900. 549-5995.

FOR SALE: Semi Truck Load of Logs delivered, $450. Face cord of wood, $75.00. Call Mike’s Landscaping. 716549-1687

FOR SALE: Troy Built 42" Lawn Tractor VGC, Polaris 500 ranger VGC. 716-2391421

CLEANING

Commercial & Residential Cleaning Available. Day or Evening shifts. Experienced, Dependable, Insured & Bonded. Marie’s Custom Cleaning, 913-2901

PETS & ANIMALS

ATTENTION ALL CAT LOVERS- Permanent home, foster homes and volunteers are needed for TEN LIVES CLUB, a cat and kitten adoption organization. If you can help please call 646-5577.

CLASSIFIED ADS: $9.00 15 words or less. place online at edenpennysaver.com or call 716-992-4625.

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Blue Star Marker gets a New Look

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Clothing, antiques, Children’s toys, infant items, games, jewelry, and so much more!

For More Information Call:

Betty Hogan—359-8064

Mary Richmond—337-3952

epiphanyofourlordrc.com—716-337-2686

Join us Saturday, May 11th from 7:30pm - 10:30pm Round and Square Dance

Epiphany of Our Lord Parish Hall

(10893 Sisson Highway, Langford, NY)

Epiphany of Our Lord Parish Presents:

Eden Garden Study Club (EGSC) in cooperation with the generosity of Jim Carter from Grassman Lawn and Landscaping, has added decorative curbing to the Blue Star Marker, located on the grounds of Newell Faulkner Post 880 American Legion. The marker, placed and dedicated in June of 2017, is the project of the EGSC. The plantings and maintenance surrounding the marker are also overseen by the members of the club.

Round and Square Dance

Music by: Paul Zittel and Pure Country

Tickets: $10 for Adults

$8 for Children (10-15 yrs.)

$40 per family

Pizza, Beer, Pop & Snacks are available!

To reserve a table call Mary Richmond at 716-337-3952.

I Remember When

by R. Ferris Randall

• Branches to be placed perpendicular to the road

• Branches to be 6” or less diameter

• Chunk pieces to be 6” or less diameter

• Branches to be 10’ or less

Branches to be Curbside by 7am on the following pickup start dates…

May 6th

June 3rd

September 3rd

Music by Paul Zittel and Pure Country

Epiphany of Our Lord Parish Hall

Tickets:

$10 for Adults

$18 per Couple

$8 for Children

$30 per Family

Did you know that Eden had an Eclipse in the early 1920’s. Harry Richardson opened a Metal Shop in a building across, the street from the Kazoo Factory. It was called Eclipse Metal Manufacturing. His son Robert L. (Drag) Richardson took over the business and in 1932 he had invented the Portable Picnic Grill. He worked out a deal where he sold them through Ford Dealers. The building was destroyed by fire in 1951, and replaced with the building’s that are there today.

Pizza, Beer, Pop, and Snacks available!

To reserve a table call Mary Richmond at 716-337-3952!

October 7th

Sunday, May 12th

Kwilos Farm Stand & Greenhouse

Kwilos Farm Stand & Greenhouse

7678 Erie Rd. (Rte. 5), 1/2 mile west of Sturgeon Pt. Rd. 549-6201

Kwilos Farm Stand & Greenhouse

7678 Erie Rd. (Rte. 5), 1/2 mile west of Sturgeon Pt. Rd. 549-6201

7678 Erie Rd. (Rte. 5), 1/2 mile west of Sturgeon Pt. Rd. 549-6201

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Hanging Baskets, Flower Pouches, Early Season Annuals, Vegetable Plants, Honey, Maple Syrup made in Evans.

Hanging Baskets, Flower Pouches, Early Season Annuals, Vegetable Plants, Honey, Maple Syrup made in Evans. GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE

Orders available by phone, email or Facebook (Kwilos Farm Stand). Curbside pickup or local delivery available. Hanging Baskets, Flower Pouches, Early Season Annuals, Vegetable Plants, Honey, Maple Syrup made in Evans.

Orders available by phone, email or Facebook (Kwilos Farm Stand). Curbside pickup or local delivery available.

Hanging Baskets, Flower Pouches, Annuals, Vegetable Plants, Honey, Homemade Jams, Local Beef, Maple Syrup made in Evans. Opening Friday, May 10th

GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE

Orders available by phone, email or Facebook (Kwilos Farm Stand). Curbside pickup or local delivery available.

Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10 to 6; Sunday 10 to 4

Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10 to 6; Sunday 10 to 4

Thank you for supporting Local Agriculture!

Thank you for supporting Local Agriculture!

GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE

Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10 to 6; Sunday 10 to 4

Village

Open: Tues.- Fri. 10am- 5:30pm; Sat. 10am- 4pm Evenings by appointment, pleasecall 141 Buffalo Street, Hamburg, 716-873-1733 Stop in today to order your

Thank you for supporting Local Agriculture!

• Fresh Cut Christmas Trees

• Poinsettias & Seasonal Flowering Plants

• Boxwood Trees & Evergreen Arrangements

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• Christmas Gifts & Décor

• Holiday Workshops

Garden Center

4484 Clark St., Hamburg • 716-649-4684 WeKnowPlants.com

Biehler’s

this coupon. Not valid with other offers or prior purchases. Coupon expires 1/31/18 any wine, vermouth or champagne purchase over $15.98 any wine purchase over $49.98 Coupon expires 5/31/24 Coupon expires 5/31/24 Coupon expires 5/31/24

EDEN TOWN BOARD MEETING

May 8th, 2024 – 7pm

Meeting will be held at the Eden Town Hall and through Go To Meeting

Join the meeting at https://meet.goto.com/304394733

You can also dial in using your phone: (646) 749-3122 Access Code: 304-394-733

The agenda can be found at https://edenny.gov/agendas-minutes/

Newell-Faulkner Post 880 American Legion 2921 Legion Drive, Eden

SATURDAY, MAY 4th

SUNDAY, MAY 5th

HOME IMPROVEMENT

GLASS MIRRORS, tabletops, shower doors, plexiglass, solar control film. Call HAMBURG GLASS 716-648-3456.

ALL YOUR HANDYMAN

NEEDS. Also includes underground water and drainage issues. 716-570-0762

EXPERIENCED ROOFING /Construction Crew. We have over 25 years experience with all exterior projects. Gutters, Siding, Drainage, Metal work. Call for Free Estimate 716-393-6696

EXCAVATING SERVICES:

•drainage •yard restoration •grading •retention walls •driveways •driveway sealing •demolition •pipe replacement. Call 716 -5700762

HOME IMPROVEMENTS, Plumbing, Concrete Hole

Boring, Decks, Sheds, Roofing, Siding, Carpentry. Call (716)949-8308

SKILLED CARPENTER

/Contractor; Carpentry, Plumbing, Electrical, Drywall, & Painting 716-3936696

CANDLER CUSTOM

HOME IMPROVEMENT:

Roofing, siding, big jobs, small jobs, odd jobs. Local, family operated. 716-3927782

G.D. FULLER ROOFING:

Since 1969. All styles. Residential/ Commercial. Quality work/ materials. Family owned 3rd generation company. Call for an estimate today! 716-498-2422. Visit: gdfuller-roofing.com

QUALITY CONCRETE

WORK: Driveways, patios, sidewalks- pattern, stamped concrete, trench pours, basements, retaining walls, stairs. Equipment rental. 716-913-4907, davebraasch@yahoo.com

GLASS BLOCK SPRING SPECIAL! $185.00 Solid installed two or more units. Call 716-861-0329 or 716549-6867.

LAWN

& GARDEN

NATURES PRIDE: 716337-0375. Bulk Mulch: Black, Brown, Red, or Natural . Bulk screened topsoil. Pick up or delivery. Call for pricing.

LG FENCE- Repairs and new installations. Free estimates. 716-345-2209.

ROTOTILLING, LAWN ROLLING, Brush Hogging. Wildlife food plots. We sell plot seeds in bulk. Ken's, 716-592-9138.

ALMOST FREE! Tree Stump Removal - Half Price! Fully Insured. 50% off service. Half Price Stump Grinding (716)799-5472

LAWN & LANDSCAPING: Mustang Mowing & Trees, Spring Special- Ash tree cleanup. 716-480-6168

TREE SERVICES

BLUE LINE STUMP GRINDING. Removal of tree stumps & bushes. Multiple discounts available! 716-308-6587

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

STUMP GRINDING SERVICE. 716-316-8307

ALMOST FREE! Tree Stump Removal - Half Price! Fully Insured. 50% off service. Half Price Stump Grinding (716)799-5472

MAIN PRIZE DRAWINGS

1. Henry Golden Boy Lever 22LR or $300

2. Savage Arms 110 Hog Hunter 350 Leg Green Syn Stk or $345

3. Savage Arms 220 Camo 20 Gauge or $435

4. Glock G48 9mm Pistol or $265

5. Winchester XPR Vortex Scope Combo 243 Win or $415

6. Winchester SXP Hybrid Hunter 12 Gauge or $210.00

7. Ruger Pistol Caliber Carbine 9mm Rifle or $360

8. Glock G45 G5 MOS 9mm Pistol or $360

9. Mossberg Patriot Predator Rifle 308 Win or $260 10. Remington 700 SPS 6.5 Creedmoor or $390

Savage Arm 110 Tactical 308 Win or $430

Savage Arms 110 Tactical 6.5 Creedmoor or $435 13. Savage Arms Axis II XP 243 Win with Bushnell Scope or $275 14. Weatherby Vanguard S2 Sporter 270 Win or $420

15. Savage Arms Axis II XP 30-06 with Bushnell Scope or $275

LaBarbera Seamstress

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! Looking For Independent Cleaners For Commercial and Residential. Must be trustworthy, responsible and dependable. Please call Marie’s Custom Cleaning, 716913-2901

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Ferris Randall 75 Years Legion Post 880 Commemoration

Slip Covers, Cushions, Pillows, Window Treatments, Memory Quilts, Hemming, --- Masks --(716)866-8250

Julieho mancarruth@gmail.com

WE ARE HIRING! Brawdy Construction: Concrete Carpenters/Form Setters and Laborers Pay: $20-$35 per hour based on experience. Benefits: Dental, Health, and Life Insurance. Up to 3 weeks paid time-off. Apply today at: brawdyconstruction.com Call or Text for more information: 716-4886014 Email Resume to: careers@brawdyconstruction. com Why Brawdy Construction: Joining Brawdy means becoming part of a longstanding legacy built on hard work, teamwork, and strategic thinking. We offer a professional environment where dedication is rewarded, and our employees are integral to our success. What we are looking for: Experienced laborers and skilled tradesmen who are reliable team players and are excited about contributing to our continued work building Buffalo, which has earned us a stellar reputation in the industrial and commercial concrete contracting industry for the past 72 years.

Round Two of Planting for the Town

WANTED: Tri-Axle Dump Truck Driver. Clean CDL license. 818 -4903

PLUMBING

ALL PLUMBING REPAIRS: Large/ small. Licensed/ insured. FREE estimates. Please call RICK. 716-381-3525.

PAINTING

TOM VAYO PAINTING: Exterior/ Interior Painting, Drywall/ Plaster Repair. 30 years experience. Insured. Call 716-880-0858

BUFFALO PAINTING RENOVATIONS - Over 33 years of experience in painting interior and exterior. For free estimate, call 716-8197894

Saturday April 20, 2024 found members of the Eden Garden Study Club in the Eden Jr. /Sr. High School greenhouse, transplanting annuals from 4” pots to sidewalk containers, which will line the village streets later this spring. This annual event is in cooperation with Eden’s local growers, the Highway and Recreation Departments.

Edward J. Snyder Debra A. Ritz Adam S. Markel

Commander Jim Blidy presented Ferris Randall a citation for his 75 yrs of dedication to Newell Faulkner Post 880 Eden NY. Others in attendance were B.Clark,J. Tremblath, F. Franz,B. Franz, B.Weisendal & D.Stender

House to Home

Donna M. Chavanne

SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS and BUS ATTENDANTS NEEDED!

The NORTH COLLINS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT has an immediate need to fill permanent & substitute positions in our Transportation Department.

*Bus Driver applicants must be a minimum of 21 years of age have a good driving record, already have or be willing to obtain a CDL class “B” license with a P & S endorsement, pass a background check, physical and drug screen. (Options available for CDL class “C”call for more information.) Bus Driving positions start at $23.00/hour. Free Paid Training to get your CDL provided to the right candidates. Candidates for all positions must be dependable and enjoy working with and being around children. Our permanent positions involve working a split day, such as: 6 am-9 am & 1:30 pm-4 pm. Benefits include: paid health insurance, flexible spending account, paid sick & personal time, perfect attendance bonus, Overtime availability, NYS Retirement Pension Plan.

*Bus Attendants must be a minimum of 19 years of age & pass a background check. Pay rate is $15.00. Our substitute positions allow you to pick work as it comes available. We have work available at many different times of the day including field trips, sports runs (from 3:45 pm on) and even work at times on weekends. Substitutes can choose what they want to work based on what is available. Work 1 shift a week or 1 a month!

Please call Al Durrett in our Transportation Department at 716-337-0166 ext. 2200 for more information.

Donna M. Chavanne (McLintock) of Hamburg, NY, passed away suddenly April 25, 2024. Proud and loving mother of Douglas Michael (Amy) Chavanne, Ryan Michael Chavanne, Steven Timothy Coughenour and Kimberly Ann(Joseph) Leith. Proud, adoring and loving Grandmother, Mema, Friend and Christian. A memorial service was held at Revive Wesleyan Church of Hamburg Bayview Chapel, 4999 McKinley Prkwy, Hamburg. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials may be made to Connect Life (connectlife.org). Words of sympathy may be made on www.laingfuneralhome.com.

NEVER FAIL

NOVENA

Mark D. Kent passed away on April 28th, 2024 at age 71. He was predeceased by his parents Clifford A. Kent and Laura Case Kent. He was born in Syracuse, NY, and graduated from Marcellus Central School where he was quarterback for their undefeated season his senior year 1971. Mark was an avid fisherman and accomplished fly angler who enjoyed fishing the Cattaraugus River, Finger Lakes, the St. Lawrence River and various other waterways. He loved camping with his family on the St. Lawrence River, fishing for northern pike, muskies and bass. He worked in the cheese manufacturing business for 39 years. Mark was mozzarella production manager for Lactalis/Sorrento, winning numerous awards and medals for the internationally recognized cheese corporation. Mark is survived by his wife Amy Drummond Kent, his son Kyle (Cami), daughter Allyson, and four grandchildren Layla, Lucas, Lillyana, and Adelaide. Services were held at the Laing Funeral Home Inc. Eden. Donations may be made to Eden Raiders Trap Team 4282 N. Boston Rd, Eden, NY or the American Heart Association 7272 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75231 Words of sympathy may be made of www.laingfuneralhome.com

May the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Sacred Heart of Jesus be praised, adored and glorified throughout the whole world, now and forever. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for me. Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus, pray for me. Saint Jude patron of hopeless cases, pray for me and grant this favor I ask. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine consecutive days and publish. Your request will be granted.

Robert E. Frier of Eden, entered into rest on April 12, 2024. Beloved husband of Marie (nee Soloman) Frier; devoted father of Sarah (Neil) Diaz, Nicole (Garrett) Smith, Danielle Frier (Giovanni Schiappa), and Robert J. Frier; cherished grandfather of Samuel, Jonah (Bob’s namesake, passed 2015), Bennett, and Caleb Diaz, and Isabelle Smith; loving son of the late Edwin and Ruth (nee Bauman) Frier; son in law of the late Albert and Agnes Solomon; dear brother of Ronald Frier, Gary (Theresa) Frier, and Edward (Valerie) Frier. Also survived by family and many friends. Bob truly loved life and made it better for all those around. He was the proud son of a veteran and a longtime member of the Hamburg American Legion Post 527. Bob was also a member of the Ford Wagon Train Camping Club and the Ford UAW horseshoe and bowling league teams. Most notably, Bob had a strong faith in God, a deep love of family, and a contagious smile. A memorial service was held at Lombardo Funeral Home followed by a luncheon with family and friends.

EDEN-NORTH COLLINS

OFFICE HOURS: Mon -Wed: 9am-3pm Thurs: 9am-12pm DEADLINE: Tuesday at 12pm

Robert E. Frier

Mark D. Kent

NOTICE OF LIEN SALE

personal and in storage items of Richard Thompson and Carla Welka, held for lien will be sold at 3:00pm Friday, 5/10/2024 at Evans Self Storage 1670 Eden Evans Center Rd. Silent Auction bidding for one hour or until sold. Cash payment in full required following auction close. Please call 30mins to an hour ahead to ensure the auction is

taking place. 716-549-0338

Package Deal on Camo Tractor, Loader and Disc Harrow.

Chain Saw Chains BUY 2 GET 1 FREE

FARMERS MARKET

COLORBOND® PAINT SYSTEM helps protect steel from UV exposure and various weather conditions, including extreme heat and cold, dust, rain, wind and hail. It helps to reduce peeling, chipping and cracking.

The finish coat also features solar-reflective ceramic pigments, which help conserve energy in homes and commercial buildings.

TEST TO LAST!

For over 50 years, COLORBOND® – developed by BlueScope Steel and leading paint companies – has undergone Australian research and development in some of the harshest weather conditions on the planet. In these regions, corrosive envi-ronments and high solar intensity can take a toll on painted products. With COLOR-BOND® pre-painted steel, surfaces offer superior resistance to corrosion, dirt retention, chalking and color fading and provide excellent gloss retention for lasting beauty.

NOTICE TO RESIDENTS

NORTH COLLINS

CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

A hearing on the Annual Budget will be held on Tuesday, May 14, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. in the Library-Media Center of the Jr.-Sr. High School, 2045 School Street, North Collins, NY, 14111.

The Annual Meeting and voting on the 2024-2025 Total Educational Budget and the election of two (2) Board of Education Members will take place on Tuesday, May 21, 2024, from 12:00 noon - 9:00 p.m. in the Gymnasium of the Jr.-Sr. High School.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

NORTH COLLINS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

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Senator Gallivan Announces $1 Million State Grant For Graycliff Conservancy

Senator Patrick M. Gallivan (R-C, Elma) announces a $1 million Empire State Development (ESD) grant to support the expansion of the visitor center at the Graycliff summer estate on Lake Erie in Derby. A $250,000 ESD grant to support the project was announced in November 2023. The property, designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, attracts thousands of visitors each year.

The funding is being awarded through the state’s Regional Economic Development Council Initiative, which supports projects that align with a community’s strategic goals.

“Graycliff is one of our region’s greatest architectural assets and the state’s investment will help attract more visitors to our area,” Senator Gallivan said. “I look forward to seeing this project move forward.”

NORTH COLLINS LIBRARY

Wednesday, May 8th at 5:30 pmBoard of Trustees Meeting

This meeting will take place at this location and is open to the public.

Monday, May 13th 3:30 pmART Club for all ages Registration required

The complex was built between 1926 and 1931 for Buffalo businessman Darwin Martin and his wife Isabelle and is situated on 8.5 acres of land overlooking Lake Erie.

Graycliff Conservancy, Inc. plans to expand the visitor center to more than twice its current size to accommodate visitors and programs year-round. The new space will be used for rotating exhibits, workshops, lectures, presentations, special events and meetings.

The non-profit Graycliff Conservancy was founded to acquire, preserve, and restore the property and make it accessible to the public.

Tuesday, May 14th at 6:00 pmCraft Night at the Library Birdhouses 12 and unders can come to this program to assemble and paint your own birdhouse. Limit 10. Sign-up required.

Wednesday, May 15thTEEN Book Boxes

Check out a book and receive this month’s Teen Book Box: something to eat, something to drink and something fun to enjoy! For 12-18 year olds while supplies last.

Sunday, May 19th-

The Regional Councils were established in 2011 to jumpstart the economy and create jobs by empowering communities, business, and community leaders, as well as members of the public in each region of the state, to develop strategic plans specifically tailored to their region's unique strengths and resources.

“How to Respond to Injured Wildlife”

Cooking with Carolyn, Registration required, limited to 12 each session 1:30 pm Ages 8 and under: dirt pudding 2:30 pm Ages 9 and up: homemade pop tarts

Monday, May 20th - BOOK CLUBS

3:00 pm — Kids Hatchet by Gary Paulson. Snacks provided. 6:30 pm — Teens Okay for Now by Gary Schmidt. Pizza provided.

Mondays - Virtual and Take-Home Crafts with Hannah Wednesdays between 3pm and 7pm- Chess Club Fridays at 11:00 am - ABC Storytime with Miss Alice Fridays between 2pm and 4pm - LEGO Creations

THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED Sunday, May 12th for Mother’s Day and Sunday, May 26th - Monday, May 27th for the Memorial Day Weekend.

HOURS: M 10-8, T & W 2-8,

What joy there is in spring! What beauty abounds in even the most ordinary of things! Clydesfeed.com

A THOUGHT TO REMEMBER…

“Let us come alive to the splendor that is all around us, and see the beauty in ordinary things.” -- Thomas Merton

These are the days when magic is at work in the natural world! You think you have seen all that can possibly be fresh and green-- and then the next day reveals even more wonders. Color pops out to surprise us at every turn. There are new things to see everyday.

It is wonderful to be able to travel and see places famous for their natural wonders but, if you truly open your eyes, you can find that beauty on your own doorstep. It might even be right under your feet as you walk through fields or woods.