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Scenix TM porch windows with retractable screens are ideal for screen porch replacement, enclosing an open porch or for new construction.

Retractable screen products and screen doors are easy to install and provide ventilation when you want it.

GARAGE SALE: Tools, household items, building materials. 6658 Rt 415, Bath, NY. May 11, 8am - ?. NO EARLY BIRDS.

PERSONAL AIDE NEEDED ASAP: 63 year old wheelchair bound woman. Need to use Hoyer for all transfers. Need aide for 1-2 days per week. Please contact 607368-4055. (5/14)

HORSE POWER LOGGING: We do logging with horses. No job too big or too small. Send me a note with your phone number and I will give you a call. Levi L. Farmwald, 2779 Gunn Rd., Troupsburg, NY 14885. (5/14)

GOODIE’S FLEA MARKET AT THE OLD MULLER’S AUCTION BARN IN BATH: Open Mon-Sat, 9am--4pm. Plenty of good prices and lots of new and used things. We also have trains for sale! Too much to list. Look for flags. 607-644-3566.

REDWING SHOES: LaCrosse, Irish Setter & other brands. Boots, leather belts, dog collars & leash- es, horse supplies, harness & tack. HILL & VALLEY HARNESS & SHOE. 3215 Five Corners Road, Jasper, NY 14885. ( 12/31)

WANTED: 14’-16’ fishing boat with motor, good condition. Phone 315-536-2377.

(5/7)

YARD SALE: May 3rd & 4th, 9am - 3pm. 38 Main Street, Savona, NY.

WANTED: Someone to help with house- work and so forth part time. 607-292-6280. FOR SALE: Horse hay and straw, $3.00. 2”x6”x18’ -- $14.00. A. Gentile 607-324-5285. POND BUILDING, DOZER WORK, DRIVEWAY REPAIR. 607-769-3690.

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Obituaries

Marilyn Murphy C. Marilyn Murphy

BATH, NY: C. Marilyn Murphy, longtime resident of Bath, passed away on May 1st, 2024. Marilyn was born to Jerome and Marcia Keeler Myers at the family farm on Bull Hill in Wheeler, NY on May 5, 1928, just prior to the Great Depression. She attended a one room schoolhouse on Bull Hill in Wheeler until the age of ten when her family moved to Prattsburgh, NY. She was a 1945 graduate of Franklin Academy in Prattsburgh and a 1947 graduate of Bryant- Stratton Business School in Bu alo, New York.

She began working in Medical Records at the Veterans Administration Center in Bath, NY on her 18th birthday, held various positions throughout her 37-year career at the VA Center and retired as Chief of Personnel on her 55th birthday. A er her retirement she continued to volunteer at the VA Center and assisted the families of co-workers with survivor bene ts. Marilyn was a founding member of the VA Employee Credit Union, ten-year member of the Board of Education for Bath-Haverling School District, Leader for the Girl Scouts of America, member of the Cooperative Extension Home Bureau and various other civic organizations. Marilyn became highly active in NARFE (National Association of Retired Federal Employees) as Legislative Chairperson and with her determination to get others involved, the local chapter was the largest in the State. Also, due to her husband’s exposure and illness, she was a successful advocate in discovery work for several mesothelioma victims and their families.

She had a strong work ethic, drive, determination, was highly motivated for personal excellence and expected the same of others. She survived breast cancer at age 83, and even a er breaking a hip at age 94, without formal physical therapy, started walking with help from nurses and direct support sta . She loved to spend time with her sisters, brother and other family members shing, playing cards and board games at the cottage they all pitched in to build on Little Sand Lake in Westport, Ontario. She also loved her gardens and wanted to have her hands in the dirt. She spent hours planting and weeding vegetables as well as owers and decorating her yard. In the summer she spent evenings on her screened patio hosting dinners and would o en sleep in the fresh air. She loved to cruise the Caribbean and o en traveled with the senior group on bus trips, luncheons, and attended every Music in the Park concert in the area each summer.

She was predeceased in 2002 by her husband of 53 years James E. Murphy, sisters and their spouses Claudia and Bert Smith of St. Louis, Michigan, Loleta and Arnold Edgerton of Naples, NY; one brother Seth “Cot” and Anna Myers of Prattsburgh, NY and her in laws Mike and Phyllis Murphy, Don and Clare Murphy of Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland; Andre and Kay Murphy of e Pas, Manitoba, and Roy and Peg Murphy of Wainwright, Alberta, and her companion of ten years Chuck Leedeke also of Bath. She is survived by her daughters Christine (David) Clark of Jeannette, PA, Tanya (Jon) Finney of Bath, NY along with grandchildren Carey (Gray) Hicks of San Antonio, TX and their children Gabi, Bella and Gray Hicks Jr., Lisa Langton of Jeannette, PA and her children Riley and Caelin Langton, Jacob Finney (Jamie Peterson) of Clarence, NY and their children Ava Robinson, Sylvia and Vanna Finney, Jonathan (Jennifer) Finney of Park Ridge, NJ and their son Ronan Finney and a baby girl on the way. In laws Leo and Anne Murphy, Colleen Murphy and William Crawley all of Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland, Canada, several cherished nieces and nephews throughout the US and Canada.

Calling hours will be at Fagan’s Funeral Home on Friday May 10, 2024 from 11:00AM to 1:00PM with burial at Prattsburgh Rural Cemetery. In lieu of owers, donations can be made in her name to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center at giving.mskcc.org which she held in high regard. e family would like to thank the nurses and direct care sta at Taylor Health for their care and comfort in her nal days.

FAGAN’S FUNERAL HOME

31 W Morris Street, Bath, New York

THOMAS HARRY (TOM) WEBSTER

HARRY

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SHARON STEVENS SHARON STEVENS

BATH, NY: Sharon Stevens, 81, of Bath, New York passed away, April 20, 2024, at the Fred and Harriet Taylor Health Center, with her husband John at her side.

Sharon was born, December 1, 1942, the third of eight children, in the Town of Urbana to Nelson and Lilah (Bronson) States. As a child she attended Pleasant Valley School, Hammondsport Central and graduated from Haverling High School in 1961. Sharon earned an Associates Degree in Dental Hygiene from Broome County Tech, and worked for many years for Dr. Caulder of Dansville, and Drs Schiermer and Lovejoy in Painted Post, New York. She also worked as a photo-journalist for the Corning Leader, sold Real Estate and was well known in the Hammondsport area as the co-owner and manager of the Hammondsport Hardware.

Sharon was witty, with a warm bubbly personality. She was imaginative and wrote charming childrens' stories. She loved to dress up as a storyteller for library and Historical events. She had a beautiful singing voice and was proud of her participation in her college choir when it performed at the 1964 World's Fair in New York City. And later, she became a member of the Lakeview Apartments choir. Sharon was a farm girl, worked in her parent's vineyard and became a member of the Pleasant Valley Grange. Sharon was civic minded. She was a charter member of the Chamber of Commerce, led a funding drive for the purchase of a heat seeking camera for the Hammondsport Fire Department, served as a dispatcher for the Hammondsport Ambulance, and was a member of the Steuben County Historical Society.

Sharon was married to John Stevens on April 11, 1968. She is survived by her husband of 56 years, son Fred and daughter-in-law Donna (Stefenizzi) Stevens and grandchildren Estella and Jackson Stevens of Manhattan, New York. Also surviving are sisters, Margie Guerin and Suzanne States of Bath, NY and Marcella States (Larry Parshall) of Plattsburg, NY and brother, Leslie States (Bevelyn Wood) of Blountstown, Florida. And she leaves behind many loving nieces and nephews in New York State, PA, California, Colorado, Montana and Florida. Surviving are Melissa Guerin of Bath, NY, Jeanne Bilcari (Drinald) of Painted Post, NY, Sarah Hunt (Benjamin) of Pittsburg, PA, Natalie States of Blountsville, Florida and Valerie (Justin) Bailey of Florida, nephews, Laverne Guerin of Bath, NY and Benjamin States of Blountstown, Florida, sisters-in-law, Rosemary States of Bath, NY and Clara States of Las Vegas, NV.

Sharon also leaves behind numerous great-nieces and nephews, many cousins and dear friends. Sharon was predeceased by her parents and Father and Mother-in-law, Fred and Helen (Swetland) Stevens of Painted Post, her sisters Sondra and Marcia States, of Bath, NY, brother David States of Bath, NY and brothers-in-law Harley Guerin of Bath, NY, David Turner of Rochester, NY, Jason Stevens of Hilton Head, SC and nephew Hylan Guerin of Bath, NY. Sharon loved babies and dogs but tolerated cats. She was a good cook. Strangers were new friends to be made. She was immensely proud of her son and his family, and her husband was her rock. She leaves us bere .

A Celebration of Life for Sharon Stevens will be held August 3rd, 2024, from 1:00PM to 3:00PM at the Bath V.F.W. Pavilion on Route 54, Bath, New York. In lieu of owers, donations in Sharon's name are encouraged to be made to the Hammondsport Ambulance or Hammondsport Fire Department, e Hammondsport Library or the SPCA.

FAGAN’S FUNERAL HOME

31 W Morris Street, Bath, New York

Harry (Tom) Webster, 81, of Bradford, NY, entered his Heavenly rest on April 27, 2024 at Arnot Ogden Medical Center. He was surrounded by loved ones.

Tom was born in Blossburg, Pennsylvania to Erwin and Mary Webster on January 10, 1945. He went to high school at Williamson High School and served in the United States Navy. He was retired from a long career at Corning, Inc. Tom treasured time with family and shing. He looked forward to his yearly week of shing on Black Lake.

Tom is survived by his wife of 55 years, Diana H. Webster; children, Chris Ramirez of Sayre PA, omas (Lisa) Webster of Painted Post NY, and Scott (Cindi) Webster of Sayre PA; seven grandchildren: Clinton Webster, Sarina Ketchum, Elizabeth Madison, David Ramirez, Rosa Ramirez, Brandon Webster, and Travis Webster and ve great grandchildren: Ayla Webster, Carter Ketchum, Jax Webster, Aksel Madison, and Marai Madison.

Tom is survived by a sister, Beverly Kelly, and brothers Andrew Webster and Robert Webster. Tom is also survived by many loving family and friends.

A private graveside service will be held at Bath National Cemetery. Family will receive visitors on Sunday, May 19 at Kozy Korner Restaurant in Bradford, New York from 2:00PM to 4:00PM. Fagan’s Funeral Home will be handling arrangements.

Memorial Donations can be made to e Salvation Army of Sayre PA.

e family wishes to extend their gratitude to Kozy Korner sta and friends.

FAGAN’S

FUNERAL HOME

31 W Morris Street, Bath, New York

SOLO VOCALIST

JASON: Specializing in a tribute to classic rock from the 60s to the 90s. A tad of country and blues and many genres in between. Private par- ties, etc. Phone 352587-4550. (5/21)

FOR SALE: 4 folding lawn chairs, wedding dress size 10, girls size 6-10 formal dresses. Phone 607776-9402, please leave message. (5/7)

WANTED: Experi- enced horse handler/ groomer/turn-out per- son for 10 horses--Avoca. 631-988-6303.

NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT A VOTE WILL BE HELD AT THE DORMANN LIBRARY IN THE VILLAGE OF BATH, NEW YORK: The polls will open at 12:00 noon EDST until 8:00pm EDST. NOTICE is hereby given that at the time and place aforesaid, to wit: Tuesday, June 18, 2024, a vote will be held upon the following proposi- tion: Shall the annual sum of money to be raised by taxation from the residents of the Bath (Haverling) Central School District for the Dormann Library be raised from $316,280.45 to $347,908.49 annually? NOTICE is also given that Board will hold a public budget pre- sentation on Thursday, June 13, 2024 at 6pm at the library. NOTICE is also giv- en that applications for absentee ballots may be applied for at the Dormann Library, that a list of all per- sons to whom absentee ballots shall have been issued will be available during nor- mal business hours in the library (5) five days prior to the day of election except Sunday and that such list will also be posted at the polling place. (4/30, 5/7, 5/28, 6/4)

WE ARE BACK!: At 82 South Main Street, Avoca, NY. Fishing, jewelry, special Christmas, golf clubs, some antiques, gener- al household, clothes and more. Come see us! May 10th & 11th.

COAL STOKERS: Keystone & EFM coal stoker furnaces and boilers repaired and serviced. Call SUMMIT BURNER SERVICE 315-521-8786, 607-566-0080. r

ATTENTION:

TOWN OF WAYNE RESIDENTS ONLY. Annual town cleanup & document shredding day will be held on May 11, 2024, from 8:30am-2pm at the Wayne Town Hall. Big items for free disposal that your regular trash pickup won’t take! NONE OF THE FOLLOWING WILL BE ACCEPTED! Liquid paints or solvents, gasoline or oil, propane tanks, large tractor tires and ag- ricultural, kitchen or commercial refuge. Disposal fees: ap- pliances with fre- on, $12.00. Tires (no rims), $3.00. Please bring check payable to Town of Wayne or exact change. NO MORE THAN THREE (3) LOADS PER HOUSEHOLD. You will have to unload your items yourself. ANY QUESTIONS--Please call the Wayne Town Clerk at 607-2923450.

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315-536-8181

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BATH, NY: Alan R. Zydanowicz passed away peacefully on Friday, April 26, 2024 following a brief illness. He was born at IDM Hospital in Urbana, NY, to Frank T. and Catherine Margaret Lodge Zydanowicz growing up in the area and graduating from Bath-Haverling Central School, Bath, NY in 1980. He was predeceased by his parents and brother David. Al is

survived by his life partner and friend Melodie Akins, step-son William Black (signi cant other Raquell), grandson Mason Black, all of Bath, NY; brothers, Mark, Stephen and Corey (Cindy); nieces and nephews Derek, Casie, Rachel, Kara, Kristopher and Brandon plus many friends and extended family members.

Al was an adventurous guy growing up enjoying many indoor and outdoor activities eventually working as a contractor and painter. He especially enjoyed chocolate milkshakes with his buddy Mason and his free time was lled with collecting coins, watching NASCAR races, always cooking chicken on the grill, which he had to perfection, having a beer with friends, plus sitting around playing with his cats and feeding the birds and squirrels. Al was a long time member of the American Legion and joined the bowling team for area tournaments. Playing euchre kept him entertained and he could always nd a way to make you laugh. Luckily, the love of his life who loved him so and made him feel special was his life partner Melodie whom he cherished to the end. He will be missed by family and his many friends. He was proud to be an organ donor. A private burial service will be held at a later date where he will be interred in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Bath, NY

OFFICE FOR RENT:

Downtown Bath. Connected warehouse space avail- able. Phone 607-7765757. r

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FOR RENT: Office/ Store Front, 3410 Rte 414, Corning, NY. 840 sq. ft. open space with plumbing avail- able for hair salon, can be used for multiple purposes, good road exposure with parking, newer con- struction.... $695.00 per month plus utili- ties with 1 year lease. Additional discount with longer term lease. Call 607-7697777. r

Phone 607-776-7187.

FOR RENT IN WAYNE, NY: For store, workshop, of- fice or warehouse. Former store has two coolers, two freezers, shelving and some inventory. Main room is about 1200 sq ft, and over 2000 sq ft are available. Call 585296-9711. (5/14)

FOR RENT: 1 and 2 bedroom apartments; some apts upstairs, some apts downstairs. Some partially furnished. ABSOLUTELY NO PETS! Phone 607776-7326. r

FOR RENT IN BATH: 900 sq ft of- fice/store front located at 11 Wilkes Ave, adjacent to Bath Municipal parking lot. Phone 607-329-2896. r

MANOR VILLAGE APARTMENTS:

Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Rent starting at $740 (1 bedroom), $810 (2 bedroom), fully ap- plianced kitchens, on site laundry, low Bath electric. See our upgraded units - new kitchens & baths plus new carpeting throughout. Call for more information, 607-776-6196. r

AUCTION AUCTION

TUESDAY

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TUESDAY , MAY 7 TH AT 5:30 PM

7 TH AT PM

becomes County Rte. 44 past the Alfred College Complex then becomes River Road at the stop sign. Stay straight ahead, Murphy Road is about 2 miles and is 1st road right. From Genesee, Penna. or Stannards, NY take State Rte. 19 North Turn Left at Shorts Oil Co. across from Culberts onto Weidrich Rd, follow to left at “T”.

At 87 years and in poor health Mr. Fanton has reluctantly sold his Angus herd, sold the farm and retiring after farming 65 years here!! Selling will be (a shed housed, well cared for line!): NH 210 Rubber Roll Discbine (10 ft.) straight pull hitch, brand new, NEVER USED!! (Purchased just before illness!);

Original Owner AgCo MF 5450 (95 engine; 75 p.t.o. h.p.) full cab MFWD tractor complete with 941 loader and bucket, 2 remotes, 18.4R34 rear and 380/85R24 front tires, rear weights plus beet pulp liquid, 540/1000 p.t.o. will sell with app. 4000 hrs.; IH 1086 (2WD) full cab, 20.8x38 rear tires, 2 remotes, 540/1000 p.t.o., second owner after 1700 hrs., 4245 current hrs.! As nice of a 1086 as you will find! NH 185 tandem axle manure spreader, Gratz chain, slippery floor, hyd. end gate!; NH 654 round baler, original owner, twine only, always covered, never wet, like new!; Farex 524T near new 4 star tedder; NH 256 and 56 roll-a-bar rakes; Pequea 646 (8 bale) round bale wagon; 3 pt. bale spear (2 prongs); Front mount bale spear; Fox p.t.o. blower, nice; Deutz Allis 2500 heavy duty 12 ft. rock flex transport disk; AC 5-b. (plate add on) could be 4-b., 16 in. semi mt. plow with power slide hitch; MF 33 grain drill, 17 single discs, rear grass seeder; Older Woods 3 pt. 6 ft. rotary mower; Off road 20 ft. triple axle deck over, bumper pull farm trailer; Pickup portable fuel tank with electric motor; Priefert heavy duty model S04 cattle chute on Wishbone carriage with Palpation cage, like new!; Heavy duty Hay Saver 8 ft. round bale feeder on big rubber tire base; Only a very few small items sell! ARRIVE ON TIME! SHORT SALE!

TERMS: CASH Honorable checks will be accepted from known persons in good standing with the owner or Auction Company! Unknown persons need bank letter

Happy Mothe r’s Day!

EXTENDED HOURS: Mon.-Fri 7AM-7PM Saturday 7AM-5PM

Azaleas • Rhododendrons • Strawberry Plants • Bulbs

Asparagus Roots • Garlic • Knockout Roses • Planters

Vegetable Plants • Geraniums • Bedding Plants

Sweet Potato Plants • Hanging Baskets • Garden Seeds

Flowering Plants • Seed Potatoes • Onion Sets

Bulk and Bag Mulch • Mushroom Soil • Bag Soil

Large Selection of Gardening Supplies

The NYS designated Local Planning Committee (LPC) will hold the first of several meetings on Monday, May 13, 2024 from 4 – 6 pm at the Hammondsport Central School at 8272 Main Street. The meeting is open to the public who are encouraged to attend. Parking is available in the front bus circle (enter from Main Street) and the cafeteria is directly inside the front doors.

LPC members will focus on the creation of an implementation plan for the recent $4.5 million dollar grant award from the NY Forward Program, administered by the NYS Department of State.

The LPC will be co-chaired by Jean Jensen, Mayor of the Village of Hammondsport, David Durepo, Supervisor of the Town of Urbana, and Jamie Johnson, Executive Director of the Steuben County IDA and representative of the Regional Economic Development Council.

EMPIRE LIVESTOCK, LLC

7418 State Route 415 North Bath, New York 14810 OFFICE: 607.776.2000

Missy Wilk, Manager: 315-264-7355 Josh Hurd, Operations: 585-250-2032

garden beds, Ford 2000 diesel w/loader, MF 35, MH pacer w/attach., Farmall H, NI manure spreader, almost new Pequea 75 bushel manure spreader, 3 btm. JD plows 3 pt. hitch, Kubota BX2200 w/loader 4 WD, Kubota B2320 w/loader 4 WD, 3pt. hitch rototiller (4 ft.), 5 ft. brush hogs, 3 pt. hitch equipment, haybines, JD #5 sickle bar mower, sev. Lawn & garden tractors, IH sickle bar mower, IH 2 pt. hitch 4 btm. semi mount plows, army trlr., water tank, sev. fuel tanks, tractor trlr. bodies, hyd. hose making machine, hammer mill, bulk tank, hay elevator, antique corn shellers, sev. trailers, Qty. lumber (hard wood & hemlock), Pick up trucks, ATV’s, car dolly, air compressor, misc. hand tools, radial arm saw, furniture, 648 NH silage special baler auto tie, Gehl 1875 baler w/net wrap & monitor (only 6000 made), JD 430 2 cylinder for parts or restoration, JD ‘M’ 2 cylinder for parts or restoration, sickle bar mower for JD ‘M’, more coming in daily

REPLACEMENT SALE SATURDAY, MAY 11 AT 10:00AM

SATURDAY, MAY AT

SPECIAL HERD DISPERSAL

Black Angus Herd consisting of 3 Cows with this year's calves. 4 Heifers (one due soon) and one 5-year-old bull. These have been pasture-raised and grain-fed in the barn. Wormed on schedule and Vaccinated on a schedule as well. Easy on a fence. Easy to walk around. PERFECT STARTER HERD!

Early Consignments:

12 Feeders, Hereford & Hereford Angus Cross (Vaccinated And Natural)

13 Head Black Angus Bulls/Heifers (Corn Fed)

11 Head Angus Steers (Vaccinated)

25 Head Angus Steers and Heifers (Vaccinated And Natural)

40 Head Angus Steers and Heifers (Vaccinated And Natural)

11 Head Angus Steers and Heifers (Vaccinated, 600-700 Pounds)

Cattle needing preg checked and all PA cattle MUST be at the barn by 4:00 PM on Friday.

LOOKING TO BUY: Rifles, shotguns, pistols, revolvers (will buy entire collections of guns and ammo) and knife collections. Will travel, licensed dealer. Phone 315886-4282 or 607-7677832. Leave message.

FREE WATER WITCHING: JOHN UPDIKE WELL DRILLING, 40+ years experience. DEC Approved. Guarantees water, or no cost to you. Free estimates. Financing available. Phone: 607-868-3677.

FOR SALE: 27ft x 4ft swimmng pool, riding arena sand, metal T-post & fencing; make offers. 16ft Silverline boat 33 HP Evinrude; $1,400.00. Phone 315-536-1029.

WANTED--COINS-CURRENCY: US Coins, Collections.Currency, HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Private Collector. Honeoye--Pittsford. 585-322-5909. (5/21)

MARTIN J. DONNELLY ANTIQUE TOOLS: is now accepting consignments for our auctions. We market collections. www.mjdtools.com for more information. Contact us at 800-8690695; mjd@mjdtools. com or by fax 607- 566-2575. (lst. wk.)

FOR SALE: Futon, wooden arms, excellent condition. Text for pictures; $200.00 OBO. 607-382-2062.

STUMP GRINDING: Special Spring Rates! Willing to deal on any stumps. Phone 607-382-5571.

GOODIE’S FLEA MARKET -- OPEN NOW!: Savona, NY. 5C Main Street. Four corners by old Fossil Rock location. Weds, Thurs, Fri, Sat; 9am4pm. Already open! Something for every- one. Phone 607-6443566. (5/7)

CARPENTERS WANTED: For all phases of construction - from framing to trim. Serious inquiries call: 585-520- 0044 or email tom@ houghbuilders.com.

RETAIL HEATING BUSINESS FOR SALE: Contracted with Harman, Lopi, & Central Boiler. Prime location. Contact Dave at 607-5662124. r

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OFFERING GARDEN ROTOTILLING: Until the end of May. Call 607-583- 1002 and leave message. (5/21)

WANTED: Experi- enced horse handler/ groomer/turn-out person for 10 hors- es--Avoca. Phone 631988-6303.

STUMP GRINDING: Special Spring Rates! Willing to deal on any stumps. Phone 607-382-5571.

OF WAYNE RESIDENTS ONLY. Annual town cleanup & document shredding day will be held on May 11, 2024, from 8:30am-2pm at the Wayne Town Hall. Big items for free disposal that your regular trash pickup won’t take! NONE OF THE FOLLOWING WILL BE ACCEPTED! Liquid paints or solvents, gasoline or oil, propane tanks, large tractor tires and ag- ricultural, kitchen or commercial refuge. Disposal fees: ap- pliances with fre- on, $12.00. Tires (no rims), $3.00. Please bring check payable to Town of Wayne or exact change. NO MORE THAN THREE (3) LOADS PER HOUSEHOLD. You will have to unload your items yourself. ANY QUESTIONS--Please call the Wayne Town Clerk at 607-2923450.

HILLTOP TRUSSES: Custom trusses built to order. Also, standard sizes in-stock. 4560 McMaster Rd., Cameron, NY 14819. (5/8/24)

SEWING MACHINE

REPAIRS: Any make, free estimates. Shirley’s Lumber 607776-2051; Decorator’s Choice 607-324-6001. (eow)

EXCAVATION SERVICES AVAILABLE:

Including land clearing, gravel pads, ditching, stump re- moval and more. Call for a free estimate at 607-661-5769. (5/7)

FARM FRESH BEEF & PORK: No added hormones, no antibiotics, no GMO. Half, whole or quarters processed to your standards. Phone 315536-6646. (2/6/25)

ANTHONY’S ASPHALT MAINTENANCE: Driveway seal coating; parking lot seal coating; hot crack repair; hot patching. Free estimates. 607-745-3761. r

CAMPBELL-SAVONA

ANNOUNCES VACANCY EFFECTIVE MAY 13, 2024

Director of Music works closely with other members of a show’s creative team.

The Director of Music will oversee all musical aspects of the fall theater production of Between the Lines. Responsibilities include casting performers with the directors, teaching music, warmups, rehearsing singers, operating the computerized music tracks, and conducting the cast during performances.

The Director of Music will be expected to work with students for three to four rehearsals per week, including weekday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Performance dates are November 22-24, 2024. Candidates must also have completed the fingerprint process through the New York State Education Department. Application materials can be sent to address below.

PLEASE REFER ANY QUESTIONS TO: Ann Meccariello, Superintendent Campbell-Savona Central School District 8455 County Route 125, Campbell, NY 14821

Ph: 607.527.9812 or ameccareillo@cscsd.org

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2024

SEPTIC PUMPING and tank replacement. Dry wells & leach fields. Phone Fred at ALLEN’S SEPTIC SERVICE, 607-868-PUMP (7867). r

Stephanie Dodds Dr. Stephanie Dodds

HILLSIDE GREENHOUSE: Flower and vegetable plants, herbs, baskets, and more. HILLSIDE GREENHOUSE, 4418 Lakemont Himrod Road, Dundee, NY. 607-243-8097. (5/28)

FOR SALE: LONGTIME WELL ESTABLISHED BATH BUSINESS. FOR INFO VANSCOTERFLORIST@GMAIL.COM. (5/14)

FOR SALE: QUILTS, many to choose from! Also other crafts and new and used books! NO Sunday sales. Be- tween Woodhull and Jasper off of 417, on Old State Road. The Farmwalds.(5/7)

HEATING AND COOLING: We repair and service all types of oil and gas heating systems. Boilers, furnaces, water heaters, residential and mobile homes. Oil heat service contracts, A/C cleaning and repair. Fast service, honest advice, guaranteed work. 7 day emer- gency service. VISA/ MC. Member BBB of WNY. Call SUMMIT BURNER SERVICE 315-521-8786, 607-566-0080. www. summitheatny.com. r

WANTED: Weed wacker/string trim- mer person with own equipment to main- tain 6 acre ranchette--Avoca. Phone 631-988-6303.

OFFERING GARDEN ROTOTILLING: Until the end of May. Call 607-583-1002 and leave message.

CASH PAID: Antiques & Collectibles wanted to buy. Especially interested in tin signs, advertising, early paperwork, old toys, military items, hunting & fishing, vintage jewelry, pocket watches, old radios, lighting, old bottles, crocks & art glass, primitive furni- ture with milk paint. Knowledgeable & friendly, paying fair prices for antiques. Phone Irving, 607- 368-6020. (5/7)

NOTICE: WE DO SHEETROCK, TRIM AND FLOORING. We have a good selection of quality hardwoods to choose from. Also many color options, including paint for the trim. Please contact AW CONSTRUCTION, 4376 County Route 72, Jasper, NY 14855. Send a note with your name and phone number and I will contact you. (5/7)

R.A.P. YOUR STONE OR GRAVEL DRIVEWAY: with Recycled Asphalt Pavement. Non-taxable, durable & long lasting. Phone: 607207-7176 CHRISTY PAVING and EXCAVATION. r

COAL FOR SALE: We sell Blaschak bagged coal -- chestnut and rice. $425.00 per ton or $9.00 per bag. 6299 Fritz Hill Road, Bath, NY 14810. r

NATIONAL MILITARY

May, marked officially as Military Appreciation Month, is a special month for both those in and out of the military. Not only do we pause on Memorial Day to remember the sacrifice and service of those who gave all, but the month also holds several other military anniversaries and events, including Military Spouse Appreciation Day and Armed Forces day. Join Military.com as we honor the service and sacrifice of members of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Marines, Space Force and National Guard as well as the contribution of their spouses. Congress designated May as National Military Appreciation Month in 1999 to ensure the nation was given the chance to publicly show their appreciation for troops past and present.

WHAT IS MILITARY APPRECIATION MONTH?

Each year the president makes a proclamation, reminding Americans of the important role the U.S. Armed Forces have played in the history and development of our country. May was chosen because it has many individual days marked to note our military's achievements, including Loyalty Day, established in 1921, Victory in Europe (VE) Day commemorating the end of WWII in Europe in 1945, Children of Fallen Patriots Day and the anniversary of the death of Osama bin Laden.

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Many locations also celebrate a specific Military Appreciation Day. Although not a nationally recognized holiday, areas use the day to hold parties and picnics in honor of their local active duty, Guard, Reserve and military veteran communities. Local businesses may offer discounts, while local sports teams may give free entrance to military families and veterans.

boards; Jewett Refrigerator Co. oak front fridge, unique; Raymour & Flanigan electric reclining couch; propane fireplace; 60" flat screen TV; Raymour & Flanigan double reclining chair; leather-inlaid top executive desk; several new and used recliners; (6) cushioned deck chairs; octagon picnic table; dollhouse furniture; several nice entertainment centers; large light oak china cabinet; small dark stain china cabinet; 4- drawer oak filing cabinet; more filing cabinets; plastic organizers; (2) gas fireplaces; several primitive shelves; antique sideboard; small antique ice chest; Pyrex bowl set; puzzles; china sets; antique feed box repurposed as boot storage; country store sign; primitive numbered bin dresser; good selection of country decor; wooden crates; egg baskets; antique school desk; antique high chair; white painted crib; Whirlpool microwave; large area rugs; shag rugs; 15+ doz. various sizes canning jars; 40 cup coffee perc.; Rubbermaid mop bucket; Graco highchair; Pack'n play; (2) accordions, serviced; 100+ Viewmaster reels; Guns include: Westfield Model 30 12ga. pump; Ruger M77 Mark II 7mm Mag synthetic stock w/ Leupold Vari-x 4x12 scope; Ruger M77 Mark II 22-250 laminate stock w/ Bushnell Burris scope; Browning BI-22 lever action 22 cal.; Marlin 22 cal. semi auto; Ruger 10/22; Stevens Model 320 12 ga. Pump; fishing poles; good selection of lures; several gun cabinets;(2) PSE Bows, 1 left and 1 right hand, both fully equipped; bowcase; broadheads and arrows; several wildlife mounts; John Deere LA115 Riding mower; 5 ft. Woods rear end tiller; 6 ft. Landpride finishing mower; Coins include: Morgan silver dollars; Kennedy half dollars; Wheat pennies; PREVIEW TO START 1:00PM WITH AUCTION STARTING AT 5:00 PM. FOR MORE INFO AND PICS VISIT AUCTIONZIP.COM ID# 51220. Auctioneer's Notes: Come and buy from a selection of good clean household. All guns are subject to federal background checks. The guns will be available for preview at Earl's Enterprises in Branchport. All rifle buyers must have a NYS rifle endorsement before taking possession of any rifle. Terms of sale are cash, check and credit card. THE FARMHOUSE KITCHEN IS WILL BE HAVING A FISH FRY THAT NIGHT!!

POND BUILDING, DOZER WORK, DRIVEWAY REPAIR. PHONE 607769-3690. r

WANTED: Someone to help with house- work and so forth part time. Phone 607292-6280.

FOR SALE: Horse hay and straw, $3.00. 2”x6”x18’ -- $14.00. A. Gentile 607-3245285. (5/14)

CAVALIER PUPPIES: ACA regis- tered, vet checked, 1st shots and dewormed. Family raised, very social. Males, $650.00; females, $850.00. Phone 315-536-5979.

SAVE THE DATE!!: Avoca Village Town yard sales. May 10th & 11th. (5/7)

AKC LAB PUPPIES: Fox Reds, Chocolate, Blacks. Shots, wormed, vet checked, microchipped. face- book: Uncle Mike’s Labradors, 607-3467527.

CHECK OUT OUR MEAL DEALS! ONLY $11.99 EACH!!: Available Weds, Thurs, & Fridays, 12 noon until 7pm. Now through May 10th. Choose One : 1/2 Chicken BBQ; 1/2 Rack Baby Back Ribs. Meals include: choice of salt potatoes or Mac and Cheese; baked Beans or Garlic Butter Green Beans; Coleslaw or Tossed Salad and roll; banana split fluff or cheesecake swirl brownie. AND DON’T FORGET OUR FAMOUS FRIDAY FISH FRY. Choice from Beer Battered or Broiled Haddock. Meals include choice of Potato or Mac & Cheese, Coleslaw or Tossed Salad or Vegetable & Roll. $11.99. Eat in or take out, 607566-4006. Open Monday & Tuesday, 7am - 1pm; Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, 7am - 7pm; Saturday 7am - 1pm. AVOCA’S BRUNCH & MUNCH CAFE, 14 North Main Street, Avoca, NY. (5/7)

There will be a social hour featuring heavy appetizers, beer, wine and soft drinks, followed by a short business meeting and the election of officers and a financial report. The 2024 HCS Scholarship Recipients will be introduced.

Alumni may use this form to register, pay dues, and make donations to the scholarship fund by mail to: Brynn Voigt, HAA Treasurer, at 243 East Main Street, Penn Yan, NY 14527, or they may use the association website at HammondsportAlumni.com

QUESTIONS? CONTACT

Registration By Mail:

AT 607-868-3056

FOR SALE: Female yellow lab, 10 years old, $50.00. Female chocolate lab, 6 years old, $50.00. Phone 607-243-8307. (5/14)

UNCLE MIKE’S BOARDING KENNELS: Playtime, TLC, Vet Recommended. 607-3688555. (5/7)

WANTED: Experi- enced horse handler/ groomer/turn-out person for 10 hors- es--Avoca. Phone: 631988-6303.

DONATE YOUR CAR TO CHARITY. Receive maximum value of write off for your taxes. Running or not! All conditions accepted. Free pickup. Call for details, 1-855587-1166.

MULTI-FAMILY

SALE: 5201 County Rt 8, Avoca, NY. May 9th, 10th & 11th, 9am - 4pm. Electronic key- board, clothes, dishes, outside chairs, furniture, ab-lounger, exercise mats, ladies bike, Tupperware, ladders, linens, comforters, designer bags, kitchen chairs, lawn roller, microwave, holiday decorations, Victorian doll house & much more!

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18 During Campbell’s Sale Day 9001 Route 415 • Campbell, NY 14821 Craft Vendors, Goats, Cows, Goats, Chickens And More!

AM - 2:00 PM

POND BUILDING, DOZER WORK, DRIVEWAY REPAIR. PHONE 607769-3690. r

WANTED: 14’-16’ fishing boat with motor, good condition. Phone 315-536-2377. (5/14)

HORSE POWER

LOGGING: We do logging with horses. No job too big or too small. Send me a note with your phone number and I will give you a call. Levi L. Farmwald, 2779 Gunn Rd., Troupsburg, NY 14885.

serviced. Excellent condition. Original owner’s manual. 59,382 gentle miles. New brakes & tires, AM/FM stereo, CB radio, cruise control; EVERYTHING! $15,000.00 OBO. Do some research and then call. Phone 607776-7812, leave message. Serious inqui- ries only. (5/7)

DONATE YOUR CAR TO VETERANS TODAY!: Help and support our veterans. Fast - FREE pick up. 100% tax deductible. 1-800-245-0398.

2016 FOREST RIVER CAMPER---GREY WOLF: $15,500.00. 1 owner, bunk beds, sleeps 6, excellent condition. Phone 607566-3381. (5/28)

MUD CREEK KENNELS - BOARDING: Your pet’s home away from home. Phone: 607-583-2055. (eow)

SCREENED TOPSOIL: Delivered within 20 miles. $45.00/yard. Minimum load 14 yards. Phone 607-769-3690. r

FOR SALE: GRAVEL; CRUSHER RUN; STONE; SAND; SEPTIC MATERIAL; DRAINAGE STONE; FILL; BANK RUN; COBBLESTONE; ROUND LANDSCAPE STONE: Delivered to your location--pickup by appointment. Credit cards accepted. Call or text Tim Hubbard, 607-382-4582. WWW. TIMHUBBARDGRAVELSUPPLY. COM. (12/9)

Maggie, a rescued dog, is the subject of the book ‘Maggie of the Crooked Lake’ sold at Patina.