Cordially welcomes all of our friends to Eden, NY, the Garden Spot of New York State.
We sincerely hope you enjoy your time at the 60th
President Jeff Winter
Secretary Kristin Greeley
Chairman, Grounds
Mike Dau
Treasurer Drew Reidel
Parking Joni Dau
Media Contact
Corn Hole Contest
Corn Husking
Agricultural &
Community Showcase
Concessions Keith Gannon
Co-Concessions Dale Hess
Entertainment Keith Gannon
Amusements Hammerl Amusements, Inc.
Trade Show Linda Prell
Program Book Sallie Bigelow, Jackie Bigelow
Eden-North Collins Pennysaver
Advertising, Marketing Sallie Bigelow
Emergency Squad Scott Hultquist
Horseshoe Tournament
Larry Howie & Kristin Greeley
Run for the Corn David Eckhardt
Jeff Winter
Kris Sheetz, Michelle Gonter
Judy Howie & Joni Dau
Dave Eckhardt
Event Sponsorships
Craft Show
Parade
Pet Show
Softball / Baseball
Cruise Night
Corn Judging
Tractor Pull
Cook Off BBQ
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sallie Bigelow
Joni Dau
Jeff Winter, Dave Eckhardt, Bill Robison
Kris Scheetz
Kristin Greeley
Sallie Bigelow
Dave Rice
Gary Eye
Dave Eckhardt
Dale Hess
Norm Bromley
Kristen Greeley
Mike Dau
Gary Eye
Keith Gannon
Tony Helta
Dale Hess
Kristin Greeley
Linda Prell
Drew Riedel
Kris Scheetz
Laura Wickett
Jeff Winter
A special “Thank You” to area businesses, schools and residents for your volunteerism and cooperation!
Meet the Committee .............................. p. 2
Presidents Message ................................ p. 3
Corn Festival Map.................................. p. 5
Ball Diamond Schedule ......................... p. 7
Parade ..................................................... p. 10
Friends of the Festival ............................ p. 13
Hometown Pet Show ............................. p. 15
Agricultural Showcase ........................... p. 19
Live Music ............................................. p. 21
Schedule of Events 1 .............................. p. 24
Schedule of Events 2 .............................. p. 25
Run For The Corn .................................. p. 28
Corn-Q BBQ Cook Off .......................... p. 31
Horseshoe Competition ........................ p. 32
Corn Contests & Competitions ............ p. 38
Garden Tractor Pull ............................... p. 41
Cruise Night ........................................... p. 42
Cornhole Competition .......................... p. 47
WOW!!!! Its seems like such a short time ago we were celebrating 50 years and now we are celebrating 60 years of the Eden Corn Festival. My how time does fly by.
As of this writing the schedule of events is still being put together and we hope to bring you all the fun and exciting events you have seen in past years.
A couple of events will be enhanced this year. Our Media Personality/ Celebrity Corn Husking Competition will be back! We already have people asking to be part of it as it was very fun to see some of the local weather people, news anchors, reporters, and radio personalities participate. I believe it may become a team sport this year, but more details to follow as we get closer to the Festival. Information will be posted on our Facebook page.
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Serving Eden, North Collins, Langford, Brant, Lawtons, North Boston, East Eden P.O. Box 114, 8603 South Main St., Eden, N.Y. 14057 992-4625 FAX: 992-3041 www.edenpennysaver.com • e-mail: penny@edenpennysaver.com
Back by popular demand will be the Eden Corn Festival Cream Ale. Our friends at Hamburg Brewing put this recipe together last year and did very well with it, so please stop by the Legion Beer Tent or Beer Barn and try a delicious brew (Legal drinking age is required).
So, what else? ... We will have the same fun and exciting contests including the BBQ Cook off competition that was started up in 2022. It will be back for the 3rd year and promises to be bigger than last year. Judging will take place right by the spot the food is being cooked, so stop and say “Hi” to all of the fine folks that are putting their best culinary skills to the test. This will take place on Sunday afternoon.
All the other events and competitions that have been held in past years will be back, but please check the schedules as some days and times may have changed
If your organization or business would like to be included in the 2025 Eden Corn Festival Souvenir Program, please contact us!
email penny@edenpennysaver.com or call 716-9924625
Collins, Langford, Brant, Lawtons, North Boston, East Eden South Main St., Eden, N.Y. 14057 992-4625 FAX: 992-3041 www.edenpennysaver.com • e-mail: penny@edenpennysaver.com www.edenpennysaver.com
Once again, A special Thank You to all of our sponsors that help us bring you this Festival year after year. Without them we would not be able to do so.
With all that being said the committee would like to make good on our Mission Statement: "To operate an affordable, clean, and family friendly Festival to benefit the businesses and organizations of the Eden community by highlighting one of our major industries."
Thank you, enjoy, and see you at the festival!!!
Sincerely,
Jeff Winter, President,
Eden Corn Festival
Richard S. Ventry - Supervisor
Gary E. Sam - Council Member
Susan F. Wilhelm - Council Member
Michael M. Byrnes - Council Member
Vince Vacco - Council Member
We are excited to welcome all friends and visitors to our beautiful town!
The Garden Spot of New York State Welcome the
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AUGUST 4th, 2017 - FRIDAY
Division All Star Game
Noon Rookies Division: Spicola Service Pirates vs. Eden Tractor Cubs
AUGUST 5th, 2016 - FRIDAY
PM Rookies Division: Artmeier Trucking Braves vs. Alliance Construction Rays
PM Rookies Division TBall Game
AUGUST 3RD, 2017 - THURSDAY
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1
4:00 PM Boys Bambino Championship
PM Rookies Division: Bonnie’s Photo Imagery Yankees vs. Waring Plumbing and Heating Indians
2:00
PM Rookies Division TBall Game
AUGUST 4TH, 2016 - THURSDAY
6:00 PM Boys Minors Division All Star Game
AUGUST 4TH, 2016 - THURSDAY
4:00 PM Boys Bambino Division Championship Game
8:00 PM Boys Majors All Star Game
PM Girls Minors Division All Star Game
PM Girls Minors Division All Star Game
6:00 PM Boys Minors Division All Star Game
4:00 PM Boys Bambino Division Championship Game
AUGUST 4th, 2017 - FRIDAY
8:00 PM Boys Majors Division All Star Game
PM Girls Majors Division All Star Game
8:00
PM Girls Majors Division All Star Game
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
AUGUST 6th, 2016 -
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6:00 PM Boys Minors Division All Star Game
PM Girls Seniors Division All Star Game
PM Girls Seniors Division All Star Game
AUGUST 5th, 2016 - FRIDAY
1:00 PM Rookie Division Baseball Game
1:00 PM Rookies Division TBall Game
5th, 2017 - SATURDAY
12 Noon Rookies Division: Spicola Service Pirates vs. Eden Tractor Cubs
2:00 PM Rookies Division TBall Game
AUGUST 4TH, 2016 - THURSDAY
1:00 PM Rookies Division: Artmeier Trucking Braves vs. Alliance Construction Rays 2:00 PM Rookies Division: Bonnie’s Photo Imagery Yankees vs. Waring
4:00 PM Girls 8U Moving Up Softball Game
4:00 PM Girls Minors Division All Star Game
Boys 10U Raiders vs. Lakeshore 10U
6:00 PM Girls Majors Division All Star Game 8:00 PM Girls Seniors Division All Star Game
9U Raiders vs. 9U All Stars
6:00 PM Girls 10U Championship Softball Game 8:00 PM Girls 12U Championship Softball Game
AUGUST 5th, 2017 - SATURDAY
LOCATED NEXT TO THE BALL FIELD!
LOCATED NEXT TO THE BALL FIELD!
Eden 12U Raiders vs Arcade Muckdogs
AUGUST 6th, 2016 - SATURDAY
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3
12:00 PM Travel Baseball Game
AUGUST 5th, 2016 - FRIDAY
8:00 AM Boys 10U Raiders vs. Lakeshore 10U 10:00 AM Eden 9U Raiders vs. 9U All Stars
10:00 AM Eden 8U Raiders vs Lakeview 8U Black
PM Eden 18U Lady Raiders vs 18U Dazzlers
2:00 PM Travel Baseball Game
4:00 PM Boys Bambino Division Championship Game 6:00 PM Boys Minors Division All Star Game 8:00 PM Boys Majors Division All Star Game
1:00 PM Rookies Division TBall Game 2:00 PM Rookies Division TBall Game
12:00 PM Eden 11U Raiders vs Orchard Park Heat
PM Womens SWISL League All Star Game
PM SWISL Womens League All Star Game
4:00 PM Womens Swisl Softball Game
2:00 PM Eden 16U Lady Raiders vs Evans Force 2
12 Noon Eden 12U Raiders vs Arcade Muckdogs 2:00 PM Eden 18U Lady Raiders vs 18U Dazzlers
6:00 PM Coaches Game
4:00 PM Girls Minors Division All Star Game
PM Eden Athletic Association Co-Ed Coaches Game
4:00 PM Womens SWISL League All Star Game
4:00 PM SWISL Womens League All Star Game
8:00 PM Alumni Game
Game
PM Eden Athletic Association Coaches Game
8:00 PM Girls Seniors Division All Star Game
PM Eden Athletic Association Co-Ed Coaches Game
PM Eden Athletic Association Coaches Game
COME VISIT OUR SNACKBAR LOCATED NEXT TO THE BALL FIELD!
6:00 PM Eden Athletic Association Coaches Game 8:00 PM Eden Athletic Association Coaches Game
6:00 PM Girls Majors Division All Star Game 8:00 PM Girls Seniors Division All Star Game
AUGUST 6th, 2016 - SATURDAY
AUGUST 6th, 2016 - SATURDAY
10:00 AM Eden 8U Raiders vs Lakeview 8U Black 12:00 PM Eden 11U Raiders vs Orchard Park Heat
10:00 AM Eden 8U Raiders vs Lakeview 8U Black
12:00 PM Eden 11U Raiders vs Orchard Park Heat
2:00 PM Eden 16U Lady Raiders vs Evans Force 2
6:00 PM Eden Athletic Association Co-Ed Coaches Game 8:00 PM Eden Athletic Association Co-Ed Coaches Game
Eden Corn Festival is proud to have Ferris Randall as the Grand Marshall of this years parade. Ferris has been a lifelong member of the Eden Community, has served on many boards and worked with a lot of organizations throughout the years. Ferris is well know for his " I Remember When" section in the Eden Pennysaver.
Chief: Rick Kirst
First Assistant Chief: Tim Wittmeyer
Second Assistant Chief: Charles Wendel
Third Assistant Chief: John McCarthy
Captain: Val Ziminsky
First Lieutenant: Clayton Armbruster
Second Lieutanant: John Pineau
Communication Officer: Dave Schreiber
Safety Officer: John McCarthy
Clayton Armbruster
Richard Armbruster Jr.
Marie Armstrong
Matt Blasz
James Carney
Scott Crowe
Michael Demler
Maury Dole
Brian Donahue
Chris Enser
Ken Foltyniak
Harold Haier
Bryan Haley
Julia Dombrowski
President: John McCarthy
Vice President: Edward Blasz
Treasurer: Ronald Timm
Secretary: Joy Wendel
Trustees: John Blasz, Ken Foltyniak, Jim Carney
Joe Kordal
John McCarthy
Shauna McCarthy
John Pineau
Joe Armbruster
Ed Blasz
John Blasz
Andrew Breier
Ben Hornquist
Rick Kirst
Chris Brind’Amour
Dan Buck
John Wittmeyer
Brad Schreiber
David Schreiber
Eric Schreiber
Bradley Schwanz
John Skrzypek
Ronald Timm
Jesse Vondell
Charlie Wendel
Jordan Wendel
Joy Wendel
Donald Winkleman
Tim Wittmeyer
Val Ziminsky
Eden’s Community Showcase
Eden’s Community Showcase
Eden’s Community Showcase
An interactive, multi-media display of the many organizations, churches, clubs, schools, and farms in Eden. Learn about the academic, recreational, geographic, agricultural and historical interests and opportunities that collectively make up the “Fabric of Life” in Eden. More importantly, this exhibit will showcase the many fine people who are passionate about these organizations and who invest a large amount of their time and creativity to keep their organizations viable and to bring their valuable programs to town residents.
Business, Agriculture, Education, History, Culture, Service
Business, Agriculture, Education, History, Culture, Service
Business, Agriculture, Education, History, Culture, Service
Business, Agriculture, Education, History, Culture, Service
An interactive, multi-media display of the many organizations, churches, clubs, schools, and farms in Eden. Learn about the academic, recreational, geographic, agricultural and historical interests and opportunities that collectively make up the “Fabric of Life” in Eden. More importantly, this exhibit will showcase the many fine people who are passionate about these organizations and who invest a large amount of their time and creativity to keep their organizations viable and to bring their valuable programs to town residents.
An interactive, multi-media display of the many organizations, churches, clubs, schools, and farms in Eden. Learn about the academic, recreational, geographic, agricultural and historical interests and opportunities that collectively make up the “Fabric of Life” in Eden. More importantly, this exhibit will showcase the many fine people who are passionate about these organizations and who invest a large amount of their time and creativity to keep their organizations viable and to bring their valuable programs to town residents.
Location: In a large tent on the lawn in front of the elementary school playground. The exhibit will, in effect, be located between the Chicken BBQ dining tent and the Eden Elementary School. The sidewalk towards the school will lead you to the Showcase.
An interactive, multi-media display of the many organizations, churches, clubs, schools, and farms in Eden. Learn about the academic, recreational, geographic, agricultural and historical interests and opportunities that collectively make up the “Fabric of Life” in Eden. More importantly, this exhibit will showcase the many fine people who are passionate about these organizations and who invest a large amount of their time and creativity to keep their organizations viable and to bring their valuable programs to town residents.
An interactive, multi-media display of the many organizations, churches, clubs, schools, and farms in Eden. Learn about the academic, recreational, geographic, agricultural and historical interests and opportunities that collectively make up the “Fabric of Life” in Eden. More importantly, this exhibit will showcase the many fine people who are passionate about these organizations and who invest a large amount of their time and creativity to keep their organizations viable and to bring their valuable programs to town residents.
Location: In a large tent on the lawn in front of the elementary school playground. The exhibit will, in effect, be located between the Chicken BBQ dining tent and the Eden Elementary School. The sidewalk towards the school will lead you to the Showcase.
Location: In a large tent on the lawn in front of the elementary school playground. The exhibit will, in effect, be located between the Chicken BBQ dining tent and the Eden Elementary School. The sidewalk towards the school will lead you to the Showcase.
Location: In a large tent on the lawn in front of the elementary school playground. The exhibit will, in effect, be located between the Chicken BBQ dining tent and the Eden Elementary School. The sidewalk towards the school will lead you to the Showcase.
Location: In a large tent on the lawn in front of the elementary school playground. The exhibit will, in effect, be located between the Chicken BBQ dining tent and the Eden Elementary School. The sidewalk towards the school will lead you to the Showcase.
What you will find: Displays by many Town of Eden organizations, demonstrating their purpose, programs, and people. Also, there will be many photographic displays of local farming operations - you will see the wide variety of vegetables, fruits, horticultural crops, dairy products and livestock that are produced in abundance on Eden area farms.
Displays by many Town of Eden organizations, demonstrating their purpose, programs, and people. Also, there will be many photographic displays of local farming operations - you will see the wide variety of vegetables, fruits, horticultural crops, dairy products and livestock that are produced in abundance on Eden area farms.
Large Flat-Screen Television: A continuous slide show and video presentation will be projected, helping to visually explain and promote the many organizations and programs that the town has to offer its residents.
What you will find: Displays by many Town of Eden organizations, demonstrating their purpose, programs, and people. Also, there will be many photographic displays of local farming operations - you will see the wide variety of vegetables, fruits, horticultural crops, dairy products and livestock that are produced in abundance on Eden area farms.
What you will find: Displays by many Town of Eden organizations, demonstrating their purpose, programs, and people. Also, there will be many photographic displays of local farming operations - you will see the wide variety of vegetables, fruits, horticultural crops, dairy products and livestock that are produced in abundance on Eden area farms.
What you will find: Displays by many Town of Eden organizations, demonstrating their purpose, programs, and people. Also, there will be many photographic displays of local farming operations - you will see the wide variety of vegetables, fruits, horticultural crops, dairy products and livestock that are produced in abundance on Eden area farms.
Large Flat-Screen Television: A continuous slide show and video presentation will be projected, helping to visually explain and promote the many organizations and programs that the town has to offer its residents.
Large Flat-Screen Television: A continuous slide show and video presentation will be projected, helping to visually explain and promote the many organizations and programs that the town has to offer its residents.
Large Flat-Screen Television: A continuous slide show and video presentation will be projected, helping to visually explain and promote the many organizations and programs that the town has to offer its residents.
Stop by to learn why the Town of Eden is a great place to visit, do business, worship, live and raise your family!
Large Flat-Screen Television: A continuous slide show and video presentation will be projected, helping to visually explain and promote the many organizations and programs that the town has to offer its residents.
Sponsors are:
Stop by to learn why the Town of Eden is a great place to visit, do business, worship, live and raise your family!
Stop by to learn why the Town of Eden is a great place to visit, do business, worship, live and raise your family!
Stop by to learn why the Town of Eden is a great place to visit, do business, worship, live and raise your family!
Stop by to learn why the Town of Eden is a great place to visit, do business, worship, live and raise your family!
Lamb & Webster, Z&M Ag. and Turf, Eden Tractor, Laing-Gro Fertilizers, Eden Valley Growers, Brian Anderson Trucking & Trenching, John Haier Trucking & Milk Hauling, Hamburg Honda
Sponsors are:
Sponsors are:
Sponsors are:
Thank You to our Sponsors: Eden Tractor, Laing-Gro Fertilizers, Eden Valley Growers, Brian Anderson Trucking & Trenching, Eden Tractor, Upstate Equipment/ Bobcat, William Watson Pools, Gernatt Asphalt Products, H.R. Dils Sales & Service, Hamburg Overhead Door
Lamb & Webster, Z&M Ag. and Turf, Eden Tractor, Laing-Gro Fertilizers, Eden Valley Growers,
Brian Anderson Trucking & Trenching, John Haier Trucking & Milk Hauling, Hamburg Honda
Sponsors are: Eden Tractor, Laing-Gro Fertilizers, Eden Valley Growers, Brian Anderson Trucking & Trenching, John Haier Trucking & Milk Hauling
Lamb & Webster, Z&M Ag. and Turf, Eden Tractor, Laing-Gro Fertilizers, Eden Valley Growers, Brian Anderson Trucking & Trenching, John Haier Trucking & Milk Hauling, Hamburg Honda
Lamb & Webster, Z&M Ag. and Turf, Eden Tractor, Laing-Gro Fertilizers, Eden Valley Growers, Brian Anderson Trucking & Trenching, John Haier Trucking & Milk Hauling, Hamburg Honda
We Salute the Eden Corn Festival and the Corn Festival Committee for a Job WELL DONE!!
Police Department
Chief Nicholas Blasz
Officer Jeremy, Lilga
Officer Gregory, Jacobs
LT. Robert Lazarczyk
Officer Joseph Alessi
Officer George Avery
Officer Shawn Bishop
Officer Timothy Blovsky
Officer Brian Burgstahler
Officer Steven Condon
Officer Louis Decarolis
Officer Joseph Flynn
Officer Carl Lograsso
Officer John McCarthy
Officer Eric Milks
Officer Phillip Tripi
Officer Daniel Welch
Det. Gregory Szarowicz
Deputy Clerks
Julie Boedo
Dawn Lloyd
Kathy Marshall
Rachael Miller
Samantha Zitnik
Police Clerk
Mark Baltes
Reserve Police Unit
Captain Joseph Flynn
Sgt. Glenn Kerwin
Sgt. Dave Sully
Julie Boedo
Emma Buckthal
Kyle Ecker
Doris Hadley
Stan Janus
Charles Kollatz
Dawn Lloyd
Maggie O’Connor
William Sickau
Fred Vellot
Howard Winkler
Teresa Zittel
Our sincerest thanks to the following for their staunch and unswerving support of our efforts to provide protection to our community:
Town Supervisor
Eden Town Board Members
Eden Highway Department
Eden Emergency Squad
Eden Volunteer Fire Co. #1
East Eden Volunteer Fire Co.
All former members of the Reserve Police Unit
We wish to honor our Officers and Reserves who have, over the past 51 years, faithfully served the Department and Community with Dedication and Professionalism.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1
2:00 PM 8 U Boys Championship Baseball Game
3:00 PM Midway & Festival Opens
3:00 PM Nickel City Road Show, Stage
4:00 PM 10 U Boys Championship Baseball Game
5:00 PM Sons of the American Legion Clam Stand Opens
5:00 PM Eden Fire Department Cooked Sweet Corn Opens
5:00 PM Eden Police Group
Fresh Picked Sweet Corn Sale Opens
5:00 PM Eden Chamber Chicken BBQ Opens
5:00 PM Eden United Methodist Church Building Opens
5:00 PM Hometown Pet Show Registration Opens, Stage
5:30 PM Hometown Pet Show, Stage
6:00 PM 16 U Girls Championship So ball Game
6:00 PM Eden Agriculture Show Case Opens, School Grounds
6:30 PM Corn Growers Competition, Eden Agriculture Show Case
7:00 PM Keeper Talk, Kangaroo Demonstration, Kangaroo Site
7:30 PM Open Mic Night with Michael Hund
8:00 PM 12 U Boys Championship Baseball Game
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
1:00 PM Rookie Division Baseball Game
2:00 PM Rookie Division Baseball Game
3:00 PM Rookie Division Baseball Game
3:00 PM Midway & Festival Opens
3:00 PM Nickel City Road Show, Stage
3:00 PM Trade Show Exhibit Opens
3:00 PM Eden Agriculture Show Case Opens
3:00 PM Eden Fire Department Cooked Sweet Corn Opens
3:00 PM Eden Police Group Fresh Picked Sweet Corn Sale Opens
3:00 PM Sons of the American Legion Clam Stand Opens
4:00 PM 8 U Girls Moving Up So ball Game
5:00 PM Eden Chamber Chicken BBQ Opens
5:00 PM Eden United Methodist Church Building Opens
5:00 PM West Herr Chevy Cruise Night, School Lawn
5:00 PM 4 Band, Beer Barn
6:00 PM 10 U Girls So ball Game
6:30 PM Run for the Corn, Cross Country Trail Run, School Grounds
6:30 PM at 80’s Hair Band, Stage
7:00 PM Keeper Talk, Kangaroo Demonstration Site
8:00 PM 12 U Girls So ball Game
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3
11:00 AM Horseshoes Registration Opens
12:00 PM Midway & Festival Opens
12:00 PM Girls 14 U Travel So ball Game
12:00 PM Cra Show Opens, School Grounds
12:00 PM Horseshoes Contest, Volleyball Court
12:00 PM Trade Show Exhibit Opens
12:00 PM Eden Fire Department
Cooked Sweet Corn Opens
12:00 PM Eden Chamber Chicken BBQ Opens
12:00 PM Sons of the American Legion Clam Stand Opens
12:00 PM Eden United Methodist Building Opens
12:30 PM Nickel City Road Show, Stage
1:00 PM Eden Police Group
Fresh Picked Sweet Corn Sale Opens
1:00 PM Eden Agriculture Show Case Opens
1:30 PM Corn Husking Contest (5 & under, 6-10, 11-15 & Adult)
2:00 PM Garden Tractor Pull
2:00 PM Boys 12 U Travel Baseball Game
3:30 PM Celebrity Corn Husking Contest
4:00 PM Women’s SWISL So ball Game
4:00 PM Keeper Talk, Kangaroo Demonstration, Kangaroo Site
5:00 PM 2nd Time Around, Band, Beer Barn
6:00 PM Coaches Baseball Game
7:00 PM Keeper Talk, Kangaroo Demonstration, Kangaroo Site
7:30 PM Kiss is Band, Stage
8:00 PM Alumni Baseball Game
SUNDAY, AUGUST 4
12:00 PM Parade, Route 62
12:00 PM Midway & Festival Opens
12:00 PM Cra Show, School Grounds
12:00 PM Trade Show Exhibit Opens
12:00 PM Eden Chamber Chicken BBQ Opens
12:00 PM Eden United Methodist Building Opens
12:00 PM Sons of the American Legion Clam Stand Opens
12:00 PM Eden Fire Department Cooked Sweet Corn Opens
12:00 PM Corn Hole Competition Registration Opens, Ball Field
1:00 PM Corn-Q-BBQ Cook O Contest, Volleyball Court
1:00 PM Eden Agriculture Show Case Opens, School Grounds
1:00 PM Eden Police Group Fresh Picked Sweet Corn Sale Opens
1:30 PM Corn Hole Competition, Ball Field
3:00 PM Corn-Q-BBQ Cook O Judging, Volleyball Court 4:00 PM Keeper Talk, Kangaroo Demonstration, Kangaroo Site 5:00PM Boyz of Summer Band, Stage
Thank you to everyone who
West Herr Ford, Tops, Evenhouse Printing, Eden- North Collins Pennysaver, Father Sam’s Bakery, Shur ne Eden Market, Hamburg Overhead Door, Revive Wesleyan Church, Sewing Tech, Colton RV, Skyworks Equipment Rental, Eden Town, Eden American Legion Post #880, Eden Seafood & Pizzeria, Eden Valley Growers, Laing-Gro Timac Agro USA, Brian Anderson Trucking, Eden Tractor, Clyde’s Feed & Animal Center, William Watson, Interstate Batteries, McAllister Plumbing, McMahon Insurance, H.R. Dils Sales & Service, Trees to Tables, Citizen’s Bank, Agle’s Farm Market, Gernatt Asphalt Products, Eden- North Collins Gun Club, East Eden Tavern, Bobcat of Bu alo, Pepsi, Eden NAPA, West Herr Chevrolet
Implant & Family Dentistry
Dr. Kirsten Riester and Dr. Franklin H. Meyer
Open Monday - Friday for all your dental and emergency needs. 2763 W. Church Street
716.992.9511
One visit crowns are now available!
CROSS COUNTRY / TRAIL RUN Friday, August 1st • 6:30 pm start
• Runners and walkers welcome.
• Assemble 6 pm on school grounds, just across the fence back by the midway Race Registration: Go to festival website edencornfest.com“forms and applications” Walk-up Entry Welcome!
P.O. BOX 85
2791 EAST CHURCH STREET
EDEN, NEW YORK 14057
Gregory Achtyl
Jonathan Agle
Jayden Bellomo
David A. Cole
Christopher Colvin
Matthew Colvin
Chris Doyle- Brown
Norman Fisher
Christopher Greeley
Mitchell Laing
Paul Laing
William Laing
Joshua Needham
Christina Nelipowitz
Dean Nelipowitz
David Rice
Gary Rice
Patrick Riester
Richard Greeley
Timothy Hanrahan
Joseph Hart
Michael Hart
James Salzler
Ronald Salzman
Thomas Schreiner
Benjamin Shephard
CHIEF Malcolm VanKoughnett
1st ASST. CHIEF Joseph Hart
2nd ASST. CHIEF Dean Nelipowitz
CAPTAIN Adam Laing
1ST LT Christopher Doyle-Brown
2ND LT Jeremy Kunch
PRESIDENT Thomas Schreiner
Jason Henry
William Henry
Michael Hine
Kelsey Hunter
Larry Hunter
John Hurd
Michael Jacobs
Dakota Kitchens
Jeremy Kunch
Adam Laing
Vicky Sickau
William Sickau
Mark Smythe
VICE PRESIDENT Joseph Winiecki
SECRETARY Kelsey Hunter
Robert Stickney
Matthew Szal
Malcolm VanKoughnett
Matthew VanKoughnett
Susan Wilhelm
Joseph Winiecki
Paul Winiecki
Michael Hart
Matthew Colvin
Jonathan Agle
TREASURER Jonathan Agle
David Cole
Joseph Hart
James Salzler
The first meeting of NewellFaulkner Post 880 was held on February 10, 1920, at the Kazoo Factory. The Post was organized by Veterans returning home after serving in World War I.
The first meeting of NewellFaulkner Post 880 was held on February 10, 1920, at the Kazoo Factory. The Post was organized by Veterans returning home after serving in World War I.
The first officers of NewellFaulkner were Lewis Galloway, Commander; Ivan Hammond, Vice Commander; Allyn Maplesden, Treasurer and Edward Bartlett, Secretary.
The first officers of NewellFaulkner were Lewis Galloway, Commander; Ivan Hammond, Vice Commander; Allyn Maplesden, Treasurer and Edward Bartlett, Secretary.
The Post was named after Loren Newell, a Marine, who was the first serviceman from Eden to die in action on June 7, 1918, and Herman Faulkner, the second, who died on July 14, 1918.
The Post was named after Loren Newell, a Marine, who was the first serviceman from Eden to die in action on June 7, 1918, and Herman Faulkner, the second, who died on July 14, 1918.
Walter Watson was elected Treasurer (now called Finance Officer) a post he held for forty years, following which Paul DeBalski held the position for thirty-one years. Membership swelled in 1945 with the return of Veterans who served in World War II.
Walter Watson was elected Treasurer (now called Finance Officer) a post he held for forty years, following which Paul DeBalski held the position for thirty-one years. Membership swelled in 1945 with the return of Veterans who served in World War II.
Unit 880, the Auxiliary, was granted its charter in 1946 with Esther Maddocks serving as the first president.
Unit 880, the Auxiliary, was granted its charter in 1946 with Esther Maddocks serving as the first president.
Squadron 880, the Sons of the American Legion (SAL), was granted its unit in 2000, with Donald Greuschow serving as the first commander
Squadron 880, the Sons of the American Legion (SAL), was granted its unit in 2000, with Donald Greuschow serving as the first commander
Legion meetings were held at various sites over the years until a parcel of land on North Main Street, now known as Legion Drive, the present location of the Post, was obtained. Work on the clubhouse began in 1955. Thousands of hours of donated labor, materials and equipment went into the project under a Building Committee headed by Norman Soule.
Legion meetings were held at various sites over the years until a parcel of land on North Main Street, now known as Legion Drive, the present location of the Post, was obtained. Work on the clubhouse began in 1955. Thousands of hours of donated labor, materials and equipment went into the project under a Building Committee headed by Norman Soule.
At the time of the dedication of the building in May of 1957, there were 141 members of the Post. Presently, the membership of the Post is 371 and the Auxiliary membership is 175 and the SAL is 133.
At the time of the dedication of the building in May of 1957, there were 141 members of the Post. Presently, the membership of the Post is 220 and the Auxiliary membership is 150 and the SAL is 111.
American Legion initiated Rt. US 62 as National Veterans Highway, once completed, to run from Niagara Falls, New York to El Paso, Texas. American Legion Post 880 has had the honor of hosting the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall 2012.
incidental to its facilities which are utilized by Little League, Little Loop, Eden Athletic Association and the Eden Recreation Department, including the total cost of lighting for the ballfields. Our donations are estimated to be approximately $39,000 per year, also we paid $52,000 in payroll and New York State Sales Taxes. Sons of the American Legion initiated Rt. US 62 as National Veterans Highway, once completed, to run from Niagara Falls, New York to El Paso, Texas. American Legion Post 880 has had the honor of hosting the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall 2012.
A special Thank You to the Eden Garden Study Club for the selection of Newell- Faulkner American Legion Post 880 for the Blue Star Highway Marker. You have made our Post and Community proud.
FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY FUNCTIONS TO WHICH WE CONTRIBUTED DURING THE YEAR.
• Eden Little League Baseball
• Eden High School Cheerleaders
FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY FUNCTIONS TO WHICH WE CONTRIBUTED DURING THE YEAR.
• Eden High School Baseball
• Eden Police Group
• Eden Little League Baseball
• Eden Emergency Squad
• Eden High School Cheerleaders
• Eden Corn Festival
• Eden High School Baseball
• Eden Fire Departments
• Eden Chamber of Commerce
• Troop 603 BSA
• Patchin Fire Co.
• Eden Chamber of Commerce
• St. John’s Silent Auction
• Troop 603 BSA
• Patchin Fire Co.
• Flag Donations for Main Street
• Eden Police Group
• Venture Club
• Meals on Wheels
• Eden Emergency Squad
• Variety Club
• Eden Corn Festival
• Eden/Lakeshore Club Hockey
• Eden/North Collins Food Pantry
• Venture Club
• Food Bank of WNY
• Meals on Wheels
• WNY Heros Inc.
• Variety Club
• Special Olympics
• Eden/North Collins Food Pantry
• Food Bank of WNY
• Boy’s State/ Girl’s State
• WNY Heros Inc.
• Legion Baseball
• Special Olympics
• Eden High School use of hall
• Cystic Fibrosis
• National Emergency Fund
• Boy’s State/ Girl’s State
• Legion Baseball
• Veteran’s Day Open House
• Buffalo City Mission
• Eden High School use of hall
• V.A. Services
• Cystic Fibrosis
• Veteran’s Day Open House
• Buffalo City Mission
• Eden-N. Collins Little Loop Football
• V.A. Services
• Eden High School Play
• Eden Music Department
• Eden-N. Collins Little Loop Football
• Eden High School Play
• Gliding Stars Ins.
• Eden Music Department
As well as the clubhouse and hall (which was added in 1963), the Post complex now consists of a softball field, a basketball court, bar-b-que pit, a large building for outdoor functions, a heated swimming pool for which Legion members donated labor and materials and which was later donated to the Town of Eden who continues to operate it. Various other buildings are located on the property erected by other organizations for use during the Corn Festival and other events. One building has been erected for the use of the Firemen and one for use as a snack bar, locker and equipment building by Little Loop Football. The newest building is a storage facility built by the SAL to house supplies for community events.
The grounds of Newell-Faulkner Post 880 are home to the Eden Corn Festival; The Post, Auxiliary and SAL have established four scholarships for graduating Eden Central Seniors. Each organization grants a $2,000 scholarship to students who will be attending a four-year college and each awards a $1,000 Scholarship to students who will attend two-year schools. Since 1962, over $100,000 has been awarded in scholarships.
As well as the clubhouse and hall (which was added in 1963), the Post complex now consists of a softball field, a basketball court, bar-b-que pit, a large building for outdoor functions, a heated swimming pool for which Legion members donated labor and materials and which was later donated to the Town of Eden who continues to operate it. Various other buildings are located on the property erected by other organizations for use during the Corn Festival and other events. One building has been erected for the use of the Firemen and one for use as a snack bar, locker and equipment building by Little Loop Football. The newest building to be constructed on the property has been an improved second corn stand for the Eden Fire Department. This building now joins the SAL storage facility, Little Loop football snack stand and equipment building, Methodist church and Chamber of Commerce buildings and Eden Athletic Assoc. snack stand as another source of community unity on the legion grounds..
The grounds of Newell-Faulkner Post 880 are home to the Eden Corn Festival; The Post, Auxiliary and SAL have established four scholarships for graduating Eden Central Seniors. Each organization grants a $2,000 scholarship to students who will be attending a four-year college and each awards a $1,000 Scholarship to students who will attend two-year schools. Since 1962, over $100,000 has been awarded in scholarships.
Newell-Faulkner Post 880, its Auxiliary and the SAL donate very generously to many youth activities such as softball, baseball, soccer, hockey, football and to many various community and civic projects. They also pay many expenses incidental to its facilities which are utilized by Little League, Little Loop, Eden Athletic Association and the Eden Recreation Department, including the total cost of lighting for the ballfields. Our donations are estimated to be approximately $40,000 per year, also we paid $42,782 in payroll and New York State Sales Taxes. Sons of the
Newell-Faulkner Post 880, its Auxiliary and the SAL donate very generously to many youth activities such as softball, baseball, soccer, hockey, football and to many various community and civic projects. They also pay many expenses
• Gliding Stars Ins.
• Boys & Girls Club of Eden
• Eden Town Concerts
• Boys & Girls Club of Eden
• Eden Town Concerts
• Boyscout Troop 172
• Boyscout Troop 172
• Women’s & Children Hospital
• Eden Republican Party
• Women’s & Children Hospital
• Eden Republican Party
• Eden Fire Departments
• St. John’s Silent Auction
• Cradle Beach
• Breast Cancer
• Flag Donations for Main Street
• Cradle Beach
• Ride for Roswell
• Breast Cancer
• Buffalo City Mission
• Ride for Roswell
• Honor Flight
• Buffalo City Mission
• Honor Flight
• National Child Safety
• National Child Safety
• Eden Community Foundation
• Eden Community Foundation
• Cancer Society
• Cancer Society
• Camp Pioneer
• Camp Pioneer
• Oversea Serviceman Boxes
• Oversea Serviceman Boxes
• Salvation Army
• Salvation Army
• Colorguard for Burial Services
• Colorguard for Burial Services
• Cradle Beach
• Cradle Beach
• Variety Club
• Variety Club
• Bell’s Benefit
• Mercy Flight
• National Emergency Fund
• Hospice
• Mercy Flight
• Eden Autism Walk
• Hospice
• Wounded Warriors
• Eden Autism Walk
• Wounded Warriors
• Many Benefits Yearly
• Many Benefits Yearly
Total Donated was Over $39,000+
Total Donated was Over $43,000
Tuition Assistance Programs for members’ children
for members’ children VETERANS
Are you interested in joining an organization that helps your community? American Legion Post 880 is looking for new members. Veteran and veteran family members can join and enjoy the benefits of the Post. In addition to assisting in your community, Post 880 assists other organizations both financially and allowing the use of our grounds. Organizations such as the fire departments, emergency squad, school organizations, town recreation departments are just a few who benefit from our Post.
Are you interested in joining an organization that helps your community? American Legion Post 880 is looking for new members. Veteran and veteran family members can join and enjoy the benefits of the Post. In addition to assisting in your community, Post 880 assists other organizations both financially and allowing the use of our grounds. Organizations such as the fire departments, emergency squad, school organizations, town recreation departments are just a few who benefit from our Post.
To keep this tradition going we need new members’ talents and assistance. If interested, just stop in and fill out an application.
To keep this tradition going we need new members’ talents and assistance. If interested, just stop in and fill out an application. Newell-Faulkner
Newell-Faulkner Post 880, Inc. The American Legion 2912 Legion Drive, Eden, NY 14057 992-3304
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