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ATTENTION: LSC Class of ‘63! Save the date; Saturday, June 8, 2013, 50 year reunion. Questions/ addresses, call Joe @ 947‑5805 or Joanie @ 366‑1632.

BENEFIT for ALICIA BARRY who is battling Breast Cancer. Alicia is a 36 year old single mother who is a 4‑H leader in Erie County and always giving back to the community and helping others. Pig Roast & Roast Beef Din‑ner ‑ Sat. Nov. 17, 2012, 2 ‑ 8 pm. Lang ford Fire Hall, Rt 249 in Langford, NY. Draft beer ‑ wine ‑ pop. Live Music by Party Squad Trio. Door prizes ‑ 50/ 50 ‑ Chinese Auction. Donation $25 adults, $10 kids (6‑12) 5 & un der free. For more infor mation‑ tick‑ets or dona tion, please call Carrie 863‑2140 or Mary 479‑4191.

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LOOK WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE NORTH COLLINS LIBRARY!BOOK CLUB - Tuesday, November 13th @ 6:30 pm. Please join us for a discussion of the book “Eat, Pray, Love” by Elizabeth Gilbert. All are welcome.

HOLIDAY BOOKSALE - November 14th, 16th & 18th. Bring your list and get your holiday shopping done at the library - there will be books for everyone! Booksale will be during regular library hours. Bag sale on Sunday, November 18th / $3 bag.

DOWNLOADS 2 GO COMPUTER CLASS - Tuesday, November 20th @ 5 pmThis is a hands-on introduction to downloading eBooks from the library’s website for use on home computers and other devices, such as Nook or Kindle. This is an advanced level class for adults only. Space is very limited, so please call soon to register (337-3211)

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Don’t forget - we are now open on Sunday afternoons from 1-4pm. We will have our “Sunday Cafe” every week featuring coffee, tea & treats in the meeting room - stop in to relax and watch the game or read the Sunday paper.

AnnouncementsMiscellaneous

A new sweater doesn’t cut it. CHRISTMAS WISH LIST: A new chainsaw from Gugino Lawn & Garden, Brant. 549‑1414.A VILLAGE LOCK‑SMITH has DIS‑COUNTED movie pass‑es for Regal Cine mas available.ALL TYPES OF Con‑crete Work! Driveways, floors, patios, etc. Dump truck, backhoe, bobcat service. 337‑0500.ALL YOU CAN EAT fried chicken & crab leg specials, Sundays. SC‑HUNK’S WEST HILL GRILL. 992‑4432.

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Cooks, Cleaners & Bar‑tenders Wanted: Good people skills needed, clean and adaptable. Experience not neces‑sary, will train. Must be able to take direction. Flexible hours. WEEK‑ENDS ARE A MUST! Apply at Wicked Glen, 29 South Water St, Gowanda. LOOKING FOR Li‑censed Hair Stylists with following for Booth Rental in Angola. Seri‑ous inquiries only! 716‑627‑2295.

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PIANO TUNING, re‑pairs, parts & service. Humidity control sys‑tems. Mike Stevens, 337‑3578.

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NOW HIRING: McDon‑ald’s, LavAzza Coffee and Sandella’s Pizza at the Angola Travel Plaza on the NYS Thruway. Full and part time posi‑tions avail able. All shifts available including over night. Management and cus todial/maintenance po sitions also available. Call 549‑3605 or apply online at www.hiring‑towin.com. Enter code mcd07833c to apply for crew/maintenance posi tions. Enter code mcd07833m to apply for management posi tions. Applications also ac‑cepted in person at the Angola Travel Plaza.ROUGH & FINISH Car penters Needed: Expe rienced only. Pay com mensurate with experi ence, ben‑efits, year ‑round work. 716‑646‑0047.

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

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Houses For Rent

1 Bedroom house, Point Breeze. No pets, no smoking. Garbage included. $575.00 per month plus utilities. (707) 365‑8492.HOUSE FOR RENT: Hamburg. Small 2 bed‑room, new windows, full garage, fenced yard. Must see! No pets. $750/ month. 866‑0834.

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EDEN, MAIN STREET: Newly remodeled of‑fices, utilities included. 572‑4673.FOR RENT: 800 square foot office space, corner Route 5 and Sweet‑land Road, Derby. $800 per month, 1 year lease. Utilities included. 947‑4258.

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SCS VISITS THE GREAT PUMPKIN FARM On Monday, October 15th, Southtowns Catholic School's Kindergarten, 1st Grade, and 2nd Grade all went to visit The Great Pumpkin Farm! The children had lots of fun watching a puppet show with singing chickens, feeding goats and alpacas at their corrals, and taking a hayride through to the pumpkin patch. At the end of the hayride, each child was able to pick out a pumpkin to take home with them! Our classes also observed all different size pumpkins. Some pumpkins were small enough to fit in the palm of your hand while others we so huge, and weighed as much as 1400 pounds!! The children’s excite-ment wasn’t hindered by the weather, and as a thank you each child also went home with a wonderful goodie bag to remember their time at The Great Pumpkin Farm. Pictured here: Gisele Jou, Olivia Pfleuger, Taylor Skret-ney & Riley Jones

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OBITUARIES JERROD T. KENNEDY Funeral Services were held for Jerrod T. Kennedy, of the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation, who died suddenly on November 3, 2012. He was the dear friend of Jessica White pigeon; father of Justice James Kennedy; son of David Kennedy and Mari-anne (Donnie) Van Every; brother of Dave (Jamie), Jason, Jeremy (Marissa), Denna (Robert), Josh (Eri-ca), Ashley (Frank), Britta-ny (Freeman), Lauren, and Keaton. Arrangements by Wentland Funeral Home, North Collins.

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KENNETH F. RENALDO SR.

Funeral Services were held at the Wentland Fu-neral Home for Kenneth F. Renaldo Sr., of the Cat-taraugus Indian Reserva-tion, who passed away on November 2, 2012. He was the beloved husband of the late Nina Renaldo (Warrior); loving father of Keith, Kenneth III, Karen Post, Kathleen (Steve) Hill, Kate (Bob) Swantek, Linda (Chas) Jimerson, and the late Kenneth Re-naldo II; grandfather of many grandchildren and great grandchildren; broth-er of Lloyd Renaldo, late Loretta Warrior.

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NORTH COLLINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MEASURING UP MATH NIGHT

North Collins Elementary School PTA Sponsored its first Family Fun Event of the school year on October 24th. Measuring Up Math Night at the North Collins Elemen-tary School really measured up. The cafetorium was bus-tling with students, teachers, families and friends all com-puting, calculating and thinking mathematically. There were games and activities for all ages PK- 6th grade. As the students entered into the building, their ticket in the door was to get measured up (height), charted and placed on a line plot that is now on display for students to use to answer morning announcement questions. With about 130 people in attendance, the crowd split to make way for a flash mob of dancers. The dancers per-formed a math dance and song to reinforce and teach the order of operations. Many of you may know it as PEM-DAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction). People of all ages were getting down with math. All students participating in Math Night had the op-portunity to win math prizes by answering measurement questions appropriate for their grade level and the new CCLS (Common Core Learning Standards).

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SCS HELD 2ND ANNUAL HALLOWEEN BASH

Southtowns Catholic held it's 2nd Annual Halloween Bash on October 20th. They had a pumpkin carving con-test, costume contests, a parade, games, crafts & a vari-ety of snacks. Dave Rychlik, the Hit Man, had everyone moving & grooving all evening! Pictured: Max Barney, Christopher Huddy, Shane Friend, Mathew Stadler, Zach-ery Jones & Fallon Griffin.

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MIKE RANDALL AWARDS TEACHER OF THE WEEK AT SCS

Mike Randall from WKBW-TV, Channel 7 recently awarded Mrs. Diane Zahradnik, teacher at Southtowns Catholic School in Lakeview, the "Teacher of The week" award. Mr Randall came to the school with a camera crew and presented Mrs. Zahradnik with a certificate and plaque for her outstanding contributions as the MIddle School English Language Art and Literature teacher at the school. Mrs. Zahradnik has been teaching for more than 30 years and has spent the last thirteen years educating the students at Southtowns Catholic School. "Teacher of the week" is awarded to an outstanding teacher who is nominated by her students. In order to be considered, students must submitt a letter explaining why they believe their teacher deserves to be given this honor. The letters are read by staff at Channel 7 and the teacher is chosen to receive this ward.

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SCS CELEBRATES RED RIBBON WEEK The week of October 22nd, Southtowns Catholic kicked off Red Ribbon Week with a variety of ways to show we are drug free. The students were asked to add red, white and blue to the school uniform to celebrate "I Elect to be Drug Free", add tie-dye to their uniform to celebrate "Say 'Peace Out' to Drugs" and wear crazy socks to "Sock it to Drugs". Other activities included planting red tulip bulbs & signing a drug free pledge. On Friday, October 26th, the sheriff helicopter landed in the parking lot and students toured the Buffalo Police Department Un-derwater Rescue Unit, tried on SWAT team gear, walked through an Army Truck, sat in a Town of Evans Police Car and saw how a Drug dog goes to work. All the kids took the Red Ribbon Drug Free Oath. Picture 1: "Peace out to drugs" - Mathew Stadler, Max Barney, Abby Szymkow-iak, Triton Travale, Teresa Smaldino, Brady Hill, Fallon Griffin, Shane Friend, Anthony Nance, Giselle Jou, Trin-ity Kehoe, John Berkhoudt & Ella Skalski. Picture 2 with the Sheriff Helicopter: Ava Dzubella, Alex Davis, Gloria Ciccarella, Grace Crupe, Kaylee Dodson, Emma Labby, Riley Jones, Anna Carey, Luke Rybczynski, Cailum Irwin & Nicholas Kauzala.

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IT’S A BOY! Tracy Abram and Aaron DeCarlo would like to an-nounce the birth of their new baby boy, Archer, born on November 1, 2012.

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Box 327Irving, NY 14081

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FULL WITH CART COUPLES - $1450.00 - You Save $250!WALKER - $375.00 - You Save $50!

1/2 DOWN by November 30th - PAID IN FULL by January 15thMake great Christmas Gifts! Gift Certificates Available.

NEW

THIS

YEAR!

CLUB HOUSE PATIO is Now Available for all Occasions!Bridal Showers, Baby Showers, Stags, Stagettes, Birthdays, etc.

CALL FOR DETAILS!LEAGUE MEETINGS MARCH TBA

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT!

Pets & Supplies

Dogs

DOG TRAINING CLASSES Gowanda Community Ed Elemen‑tary School beginning Monday, November 19, 7‑8pm. Call Sue to reg ister 532‑3325 ext. 6309 www.smartdogso‑lutions.com.

NEW! PET PHOTOGRAPHY

Phone 716‑992‑4317www.RainerSticht.com POMERANIAN/ MIX.4 years old. All shots.

Tan & white. Lovable female

$60. Phone 780‑7445

Other Animals

ATTRACT BEAUTIFUL BIRDS feed Blue Seal Wild Bird Food!


Merchandise

Misc. For Sale

BOWFLEX EXTREME 2 ‑ $550 or best offer.

716‑207‑7166

ETHANOL in your gas‑oline is harming your small engines. GUGI‑NO LAWN & GARDEN has the solu tion. STAR TRON, low cost fuel ad‑ditive, ex tends engine life. Brant Reservation Rd., Brant. M‑ F, 8 ‑ 5 & Sat., 8 ‑ 3. 549‑1414.PROPANE REFILLS: Get a full 20# refill at Spicola Service GO gas, by Eden D.Q. NYS in‑spections, oil changes, tires, brakes and much more. 992‑4224.

Lawn & Garden

FALL CLEANUP: Fall Aeration Specialist. Gut‑ters & any odd jobs you might need. 602‑1303.FALL CLEANUPS and Pet Paths by CMS. I will snowblow paths in your yard for your pets to navigate throughout the winter. Call for free esti‑mates. 992‑2184.FOR SALE ‑ Used 1641 with snowblower pack‑age & mower deck. $2,600. Hurry! Won’t last! GUGINO LAWN & GARDEN, Brant. 549‑1414.THANKSGIVING CENTERPIECE ‑ cash & carry.Order now $18.99


THIS MONTH’S SPE‑CIAL‑ Like new! Low hours! 26 hp Farmall‑ International includes loader, automatic trans‑mission, rear mount mower. Sale price‑ $10,900. GUGINO LAWN & GARDEN, Brant. 549‑1414.

Furniture

Death in FamilyInherited DINING SET

Must sell mine!!Paid $8,000

Asking $2,000!You will love it!! It’s BEAUTIFUL!Just in time for the holidays!

‑2 Curios lighted. ‑Table with 2 leafs.

‑Seats 8‑Serving Table

716‑535‑0501 ‑ Tina

DRESS YOUR HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS! It’s sooner than you think! Layaway now! FREE DELIVERY ‑ our gift to you! Bauer’s Eden Valley Furniture, 8532 North Main Street, Eden. 992‑4600.

Trailers

TRAILER: 4x8, great for hauling, removable top, heavy duty, excel‑lent. Must see! $550. 947‑9190.

Agriculture

Firewood

Firewood: Hardwood. 4x8x16”. $70 you pick up. Delivery extra. 532‑0251.FIREWOOD: Mixed hardwood, 4’x8’x16”, 9/ $720. FOREST WIZ‑ARD. 992‑2729.SEASONED FIRE‑WOOD, air dried one year, mixed hardwood, $75 per face cord, 4’x8’x16‑18”, delivery available. 949‑9108.

Garden Plants

25% OFF ‑ SPRING Flowering Bulbs ‑ tulips ‑ daffodils ‑ hyacinths


Transportation

Vehicles Wanted

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ $$$WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE! Your junk vehicle and scrap metal. K&R SALVAGE. 337‑3109. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CASH FOR JUNK VE‑HICLES and scrap metal. Flatbed ser‑vice available. Call Rob. 998‑3603. D M V # 7 1 0 9 7 8 7 . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦


VETERANS DAY SERVICECome join us for a Tribute

TO ALL VETERANSVeteran’s ...

This is

Your Day!

Remember! All gave some, some gave all!DATE: Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012TIME: 6:00 P.M.PLACE: Newell-Faulkner Post 880 American Legion - Main Banquet Hall 2912 Legion Dr., Eden, N.Y.

OPEN HOUSENOON to CLOSE on

Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012All Veterans Welcome!

North Collins American LegionPost 1640

will be observing

on November 11thCeremony at

11:00 a.m.

VETERANS DAY WILL YOUR SERVICEMAN OR WOMAN BE AWAY AT CHRISTMAS?

Send us their names and addresses. We’ll send a package to any serviceman or woman for Christmas.

DEADLINE IS NOVEMBER 12TH, 2012

Send to or Drop off:American LegionAux. Unit 8802912 Legion DriveEden, NY 14057

Sponsored by: Newell-Faulkner Post 880 and AuxiliaryThe Eden-North Collins Pennysaver honors all veterans for serving our great country!


Welcome to our

2012 Holiday Dining GuidePull out this center section to help in

planning your holiday parties, to find places to dine for the holidays

and while doing your holiday shopping.


3-StarRestaurant

10770 Main Street, North Collins, NY337-3872

Serving Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Daily Specials

Enjoy your Holidays!

Before you go shopping, stop in for a good meal!

We also do Catering!

OPEN: Mon. - Fri. 6 am - 8 pm; Sat. 6:30 am - 2 pm; Sunday Closed

Joey V’s Pizza

6884 Erie Road, Derby

947-4414We wish you a Happy and

‘Safe Holiday Season!Great

Pizza and Wing

Specials Every Day!

Catering Available!New Menu Items!

7600 Southwestern Blvd. (Rte. 20)716-627-7722

Hours: Tues. - Sun. 8:30 - 1:30

We thank you, Southtowns, for making us a part of your community

“SERVING A HEARTY BREAKFAST AND TASTY FILLING LUNCHES WITH A LITTLE

SOUL FOOD FLAIR ...”

Dining Out on a BudgetPeople examining their monthly budgets often find that dining out is one of the main sources of exces‑sive spending. Many are quick to think a healthy budgeting remedy is to cease dining out completely. This doesn’t have to be the case; it’s possible to dine out even if you’re keeping your budget in check. It simply takes some planning and a few minor adjustments.

Discounts and CouponsMuch in the way you’d clip coupons for grocery shopping, you can check for specials or coupons for favorite restaurants. Newspapers often run coupons for pizza parlors, chain restaurants and local establish‑ments. Check the mail for coupons that come in bulk mailers. Oftentimes, you’ll find there are restaurant coupons inside. Signing up to be on a restaurants e‑mail or mailing list could also result in special discounts that are not available to the general public.

Early Bird SpecialsMany a joke has been made about the senior community dining out early in the evening. But they are on to something — reduced cost menus. Restaurants may feature a lower‑cost lunch menu up until 4 p.m. in the afternoon. Others offer “happy hour” deals that may be discounted menu items, some even half‑price. Another cost‑saving idea is to dine on “off‑days.” Restaurants may have lower‑priced deals if you visit the establishment on a weekday that is not typically known for dining out, such as a Tuesday.

Family Style RestaurantsWho hasn’t ordered food for the family only to discover one or more of the kids leave most if not all of their food on the plate? Some family‑style places offer “kids eat free” nights or enable you to order dishes that are larger in size and can be shared among a few people (without a sharing charge). Other restaurants cater especially to the family crowd, with prices that are generally lower and more accommodating.

Skip the ExtrasAppetizers, soft drinks and desserts can add a good deal to the bill. Some restaurants charge $2 to $3 dollars for a glass of soda or iced tea. Multiply that by a family of four and you’ve already added $8 to $12 dollars to the bill. Opt for water, instead. Also, appetizers fill you up and may not be necessary when a good‑portioned meal is on the horizon. Pass on the appetizers and save another $10 or more dollars. At the end of the meal — if you still have room — dessert can beshared if cost is an issue. This way you watch your wallet and your waistline.

Prix Fixe vs. A la CarteSome restaurants give the option of a packaged meal at a set price or several items that can be ordered separately. If you have big eaters who are looking for quanity, prix fixe may prove the better bargain. If you only want to sample one or two items, then a la carte could be the way to go.

Busy with theHolidays Approaching?

Let

help make things easier for you!

8259 N. Main St.Eden

Open 24 hours

Stop in for a quick meal and to pick up some gift cards!

GIFT CARD

Let the Dining Guide help you get through the Holidays a little easier!


CASTAWAYS

549-6090

188 Kennedy, AngolaOpen Mon. - Fri.: 4:00 pm

Sat. & Sun.: Noon

WATERFRONTBAR & GRILL

Celebrating 23 Years in Business

Book Your Holiday Partyor

Enjoy your favorite Sporting Event with us at

great prices!Kitchen always open.Eat in or Take out

Fri. ~ Fish FryGift Certificates Available

BRAYMILLERMARKET, INC.

6936 Gowanda State Road (Rt. 62), Hamburg

649-2356DAILY: HOT LUNCH

SPECIALSDelicious assortment of deli sandwiches

Homemade: Salads, Soups, DessertsOrder your Holiday Fruit Baskets

& Party Platters!

Four Corners Cafe

8571 N. Main St., Eden, N.Y.992-4347

Hours: New Sunday Hours 7 am - 2 pmMon., Tues, Thurs., Sat. 6 am - 2 pm

Wed. 6 am - 8 pm

FRIDAY FISH FRY - 6 am - 9 pm

~~~~~~~~~~Nov. 14th - Grilled Pork Chops

Prime Rib & Pasta DishesEat-in or Take-out Specials

Serving Breakfast and Lunch

Special Parties, Banquets, MeetingsAccommodating 25 - 80

Full Menu Available

DECEMBER 15THHoliday Dinner and Dance

RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED

BIG BUCK CONTEST - Stop in t0 Register!Book your Holiday Parties Now!

Eat’sa Pizza8569 N. Main St., Eden 992-9054

Mon.: Large C & P Pizza - $10.49Wed.: Small C & P Pizza - $7.99Thurs.: Buy 2 Subs, get 3rd for $1.50

SUB OF THE MONTHTurkey - $4.99 • Pork Filet: $5.99PIZZA OF THE MONTH

Roasted Red Pepper with ArtichokeLarge: $13.99 • Small: $11.99

Lunch Specials:11-3

All Cold Subs - $4.992 Slices & Pop - $3.68

3 Chicken Fingers w/FF - $4.99Gluten Free Pizza

6558 Old Lake Shore • 947-4111

Food, Fun & Festivities!

Scallywags

Having a holiday hoopla? Have it here!Dinners • Luncheons • Hors d’oeuvres • Happy Hour • Group RatesWe seat up to 50, Drop of catering up to 300

Scallywags Gift Certi� cates makes a great gift! Buy $25 get a FREE dessert voucher.

Blizzard Bash - Sunday, Dec 23rd ~ Live Music w/ Only Up From Here, Christmas Cocktails, Silly Hats & Ugly Sweater Contest. You Don’t wanna miss this one!!

Jack Frost nipping at your nose? 1/2 Price Snowy Cocoas everytime it snows ~ Rich Hot Chocolate & whipped cream vodka

GRUB & SPIRITS

We hope your season is

full of love & laughter!

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When you’re out shopping with your BFF, your Mom, your spouse, or alone, you can take a break and refuel at one of these local extablishments!

Or you can bring a fabulous meal home

to your family!


Next to Erie County Fairgrounds -

5748 S. Park Ave.,Hamburg, NY

Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner

WWW.PEGASUSRESTAURANT.NET

Serving The Area’s BestChicken & Beef Souvlaki Pita Wraps andOur Famous Friday Fish Fry

From all of us at Pegasus Restaurant!Happy Holidays!SUNDAY BREAKFAST BUFFET

TAKE OUT - 649-9639

9 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

(Meetings, Showers, Holiday Parties, Anniversaries, Birthdays, Memorials etc.)

Book our New & Beautiful Decorated Private Room for your next Special Occasion or Event.

HOLIDAY GIFT CARD SPECIAL!Buy a $30 Gift

Card, get a FREE $5.00 Bonus Certificate!

Where Value is a Tradition

$5.00 OFFWITH ANY PURCHASE

OF $45.00Not Valid with other Offers,

Daily Specials, or Friday Fish Fries.

Only 1 Coupon per table.With Coupon Only

Expires 1/31/13

380 BUFFALO ST.

www.EdiesPizza.com

SayHappy

Holidays with

Gift Cards!

EDIE’S

FREE Small Pizzawith purchase of

$50.00 GIFT CARDExpires 12/31/12

Not Valid on Delivery

Try our Delicious

Gluten Free Pizza

Pizza • Subs • Salads • Pasta • Wings • Tacos • Ice Cream

CO

UP

ON

$5.00 OFF

Total Food & Beverage Purchase of $25 or More

(Before Sales Tax)Brunner’s EateryExpires 12/31/12

EAT-IN ONLY

649-17077171 Boston state Rd., HamBuRg

We Serve Wine & Beer!FREE WiFi WWW.BRUNNERSEATERY.COMEAT IN OR TAKE OUT CONVENIENT

DRIVE-THRU SERVICE

549-1040 - Rose - 912-0591

Wedding Cake Boutiqueand Italian Cookies


8557 North Main Street, Eden, NY • 992-4300www.obrienspubeden.com

Kitchen Hours: Mon. - Fri. 4 - 10 p.m.; Sat. Noon - 10 p.m.; Sun. 1 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Now booking Holiday Parties in our Banquet Room!

Let us do the cooking for Thanksgiving Dinner or Christmas Dinner!We have Turkey & Ham dinners with all of the fixings for you to pick up and

enjoy in the comfort of your own home ... $71.99 (serves 8-10)

O’BRIEN’S GIFT CARDSNEED THE PERFECT GIFT??

No time to stop and purchase? Just call us at 992-4300 with your info. and we will mail it to you!!

We will also have gift baskets available featuring some of our smoked goods.

Buffets starting at just $11.99/personor Pub is available for your luncheon parties or Happy Hour

Hurry ... Dates are filling up fast!

eden1212

6177 West Quaker StreetOrchard Park, NY 14127

716-667-2100

12/31/12.

5*

Tips for families dining out for the holidays Dining out for the holidays is a tradition for many families. Dining out has many advantages, including no cleanup once the meal is over and a more varied menu that provides guests more choices than the standard holiday fare.Dining out can also prove less expensive for the holiday host. The tab at the end of a night on the town can be split among the guests, whereas the food bill when hosting a holiday dinner at home is often left to the host and the host alone.But dining out for the holidays does require some work, even if none of that work involves scrubbing dirty dishes or finding extra seats for guests. When planning a holiday dinner at a restaurant, consider the following tips.* Do your homework. A favorite restaurant might be tops on your list, but do some comparison shopping before settling on a restaurant. Prices can vary greatly when it comes to private parties, and some might not even be capable of accommodating the kind of large party that might accompany you for a holi‑day dinner. Start shopping well before the holiday season to see who offers the best menu, the most affordable prices and the best accommodations.* Choose a restaurant that’s accessible to everyone. Guests can stay overnight when a holiday dinner is at a relative’s house. However, guests will almost cer‑tainly be driving home after a holiday dinner at a restaurant. Make everyone’s post‑meal commute home as easy as possible by choosing a centrally located restaurant that’s equidistant from everyone’s home. Consider the proximity of public transportation to the restaurant as well, as some guests might prefer to avoid holiday traffic by taking public transportation.* Inquire about a restaurant’s pricing flexibility. There might be room for negotia‑tion regarding the menu, including choices on the food and beverages being offered, but you’ll never know if you don’t ask. Traditional holiday fare will likely be available, but discuss alternatives to such menu items, including if there is anything for vegetarians or if there is a gluten‑free meal option. In addition, some restaurants might be willing to negotiate price, especially for large parties.* Sign a contract if your party will be especially large. Contracts can ensure that especially large dinner parties don’t go awry. This may require a deposit in ad‑vance of the holiday, but the contract should spell out the menu, including food and beverages that will be offered, and the final price of the meal.* Be an early bird. If the responsibility of planning or hosting the dinner has fallen on your shoulders, then get to the restaurant before your guests. This gives you time to ensure everything is ready and increases the chances your holiday dinner will go according to plan.* Don’t forget invitations. Treat the holiday dinner like you might treat a wed‑ding reception or a birthday party, inviting guests several weeks in advance so everyone has time to plan their trip. Include directions to the restaurant in your invitations, and remind guests that holiday traffic might require they leave earlier to make it to the restaurant on time for the start of the meal.

Your Holiday entertaining can be a breeze with delicious and affordable

catering service.


SCHUNK’S WEST HILL GRILL

4274 Keller Rd.East Eden

992-4432TUESDAY: FREE Taco Bar 7-10 p.m.FRIDAY: FISH FRYSAT: What’s Your Beef? Prime Rib, Ribs, T-Bone SteaksSUNDAY: Crab Leg Specials & All You Can Eat ChickenEveryday Lunch Specials

Homemade Soups!

Cala’s Kitchen & Catering6888 Erie Rd., Derby

947-5211www.derbycalas.com

Deck The Office Halls with all of your Catering Wishes!

And for all you Santa’s Helpers ... we Cater Home Parties too!!

Book your Holiday Parties Now!Your Place or ours • Full Service

Hot Drop-Off BuffetAll Parties ~ All Occasions

ATTENTION EMPLOYERS!

Now taking orders for Holiday Desserts

Tuesday - Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Sunday Brunch Buffet 9 am - 1 pm

8530 N. MAIN STREET• 992-9020

Ventry’sCatering

(716) 992-9010Try Our Famous Fried Chicken!

Let us Cater YourHoliday Party!

Buffets Starting at $7.49 per personventryscatering.com

COMING SOONNew Menu Items!!

NO PARTY TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL!

Use this ad for FREE Delivery (Catering only)

CalzonesChar Broiled Wings

& more..

Monday SpecialLarge Cheese & Pepperoni

$10.50

Treat yourself and your Holiday Company to a fantastic Dinner Out!


Full Menu for Brunch, Lunch, DinnerHor’douvres, party trays, pies, cookiesDecorated cakes for all occasionsCall me for more information

337-2267

Lynn’s Cakes & Catering

Fine Dining at Pub Prices!Dine in ~ Take Out

Banquets ~ Catering

1986 Lake View Road, Lake View, NY627-3499

•HolidayParties•MemorialLunch•Showers•SportsBanquets

Contact Karen @ 574-9401

Check out our website: jpspublakeview.com

Banquet Room Available can seat up to 125 people.

Kitchen OpenLUNCH, DINNER, LATE NIGHT

7 DAYS A WEEK

Origins of a holiday staple The thick, spiced drink we know as eggnog has become synonymous with the holidays. It is so linked with the Christmas season that a per‑son may be hard‑pressed to find it sold in the supermarket any other time of the year. But eggnog wasn’t always the holiday beverage it has become.Eggnog is believed to have originated in 17th century Europe, primar‑ily as a drink for the elite, since the ingredients in the beverage were hard to come by and thusly relegated to the very rich. There are different theories on the origins of the word eggnog itself. Some believe it has gotten its name from the Old English word “nog,” which meant “strong beer.” The “egg” refers to one of the ingredients in the beverage, fresh eggs. Others surmise that it comes from the word “noggin,” which was a vessel for serving drinks in taverns. The drink was called “egg in a noggin,” which was shortened to “eggnog.” Still, there are others who say its name is derived from the term “grog,” which was another term for booze. “Egg n’ grog” was eventu‑ally abbreviated to “eggnog.”

Although there is little certainty to the origins of the name, the recipe for eggnog has essentially remained unchanged throughout the centuries. It consists of beaten eggs, cream or milk and sugar mixed with some sort of alcoholic spirit. The Old English were believed to mix it with wine, though once the drink was brought to the New World, colonists substituted rum for the wine. Rum was readily available through tradesman running between the Americas and the Caribbean and therefore less expensive than another spirit. As America grew and eggnog was enjoyed in different parts of the country, the rum was replaced with regional spirits, including bourbon or grain alcohol. Other ingredients were also added to give it a customized flavor. However, the use of nutmeg, cinnamon and cloves has become traditional flavors for the holiday brew.Although eggnog is widely enjoyed throughout the holiday season, in the past it was served at special events and social occasions. As a warmed beverage it can easily chase away winter’s chill. This is how it may have come to be enjoyed primarily during the holidays.Love it or hate it, eggnog is a drink that can evoke strong feelings of the holidays within minutes. There are variations of eggnog sold commercially, but many people swear by homemade versions for their taste and authenticity. Try your own homemade eggnog with this recipe, courtesy of Cooks.com.

Holiday Eggnog (Spirited)

1 dozen eggs1 pound powdered sugar1/2 teaspoon salt1/4 cup vanilla8 cups evaporated milk3 cups water1 quart spiced rum Nutmeg, to garnish

Beat eggs until light in color, gradually add sugar, salt and vanilla. Then add milk and water. Stir in rum (brandy, bourbon or rye may also be used). Cover the nog and ripen for 24 hours in the refrigerator. Stir again and serve sprinkled with nutmeg.

PIZ-A-ITALIA10518 MAIN STREET

NORTH COLLINS, NY 14111 337-2591

SEASON’S EATINGS!


$7.99+ TAX

Call 992-9111 To Place

Your Order.

Now Serving FRESH BREWED 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE H

OT

HOT&FRESH

&FRESH

Eden ShurfineCheck out ourSub of the Week Special

Foot-Long - $4.99

From 4 pm - 7 pm ONLYLarge Cheese & One Topping

Mid-Week Savings Special Every Wednesday

Mid-Week Savings Special Every Wednesday

Newell-Faulkner Post #880American Legion

Hall Rental • Banquet Facility

2912 Legion Drive, Eden, New York 14057992-3304

THURSDAY NIGHT - Steak Special: 14 oz. Steak, Baked Potato, Bread & Salad $12.00FRIDAY - Famous Fish Fry!

Inn Water ValleyGo Back in Time to a Simpler Place!

Celebrate the Holiday Season with Friends & Family.

Quiet, Casual Country Dining Along Historic 18 Mile CreekJust 2 minutes from the Village of Hamburg

Full Menu & Bar Featuring:~ DAILY ~

4 Homemade Soups • Lunch & Dinner SpecialsFish Fries • Excellent Pies

LUNCH and DINNER SPECIALS 649-96916656 Gowanda State Rd. (Rt. 62 & 75), Hamburg

www.watervalleyinn.com

OPEN TUESDAY - SUNDAY FOR LUNCH & DINNER

TAKE-OUT FISH FRIES

Buy 2, Get 1FREENo SubstitutionsExpires 12/25/12

$3 OFFYour Total Bill when You Buy

2 LunchesDINE-IN ONLY

Single Diners Welcome $1.50Expires 12/25/12

$5 OFFYour Total Bill when You Buy

2 DinnersDINE-IN ONLY

Single Diners Welcome $1.50Expires 12/25/12

NOW BOOKING Holiday Parties

Sundays - Thursdays

15-50 PeopleCall Debbie for Details

(Limited Dates Still Available)


Thank Youwith all my heart and soul to my

Abt For Assembly campaign team, NYS Assemblyman Dan Burling and the many

voters of the 147th who supported my bid to serve. I am honored by your faith in me, and

I will continue to honor that faith in all that I do.

www.abtforassembly.comSincerely, Christina

30

Elaine Urbanowicz

Call me at 984-3453Elaine.sager@century 21.com

Licensed Sales AgentCentury 21 Ganey

648-2100 Office

OPEN HOUSE Nov. 10, 1-3 pm

9374 Steffi Dr.Price Reduced!

Priced at $95,000, this 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch is priced to sell! Located in a quiet, friendly neighborhood set on a corner lot with a partially fenced yard. Move-in ready. Stop by and take a look!

GRAB A GRABBER!!!to make your classified ad stand out. We have many headings to

choose from for an additonal cost of $3.00. CALL US TODAY! 992-4625 (Here are just a few samples)

MUST SEE! like new

IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE!!!Service &

Repair

Air Conditioning/Heating

STRICTLY COAL ‑ An‑thracite nut & rice coal. Hitzer coal stoves, fur‑naces & inserts. 2040 Lennox Rd., Collins. 532‑5226.


Eden High School Band

Citrus Fruit Sale

Indian River First Pick

Pink Grapefruit

and Navel

Oranges

FRUIT PRICES:PINK GRAPEFRUIT

2/5 bu. at $23.00 ••• 4/5 bu. at $33.00 NAVELS

2/5 bu. at $23.00 ••• 4/5 bu. at $33.00MIXED

(Grapefruit / Navels)2/5 at $25.00

Contact Band Member or Call992-3637

between 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.Call by November 19th

Simply Fresh Air Duct Cleaning

716-992-2901Cell: 208-2915

FREE ESTIMATES

Locally Owned and Operated • Licensed & Insured

Furnace Clean and Check$49.95

CAMERA INSPECTION

“Pay Less, Breathe Better”with Simply Fresh Air

Reg. $59.95

With Coupon

Reg. $14.95

Free System Sanitizer With Furnace Cleaning

Expires 11-23-12Not Valid with any other Offer or Special

GRAND OPENING SPECIAL!10% OFF WITH THIS AD!Bill Parker Photography

6580 Gowanda State Rd., HamburgCall for an Appointment: 807-5180

Saturday, Nov. 17th& Sunday Nov. 18th

PICTuRES WITH SANTA! Sunday, Nov. 18th 1-3pm

Holidays • Weddings • Sports • Family • Pets

OPEN HOuSE!

Auto Repair & Parts

TRANSMISSIONS PROFESSIONALLY Overhauled and In‑stalled in your passen‑ger car or light truck. One year warranty and affordable pricing. Call 934‑2222, Monday ‑ Friday 8‑5.

Builders & Remodelers

CARPENTER FOR HIRE: 30 years experi‑ence. Large or small jobs. Call John Vacanti. 549‑3319.CERAMIC. Hardwood floors installed and re‑finished, laminate, plas‑tering, drywall, painting and wallpaper, sprayed textured ceilings, base‑ments. 597‑9054. Steve. See Website: www.Bfuf‑pro.com.♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS? Garage/

basement clean out? Rent a 14 yard dump trailer, deliv ered and

picked up at your loca‑tion.

627‑7214 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

HOUSE TO HOME IMPROVEMENTS

Doing all home renovations inside or

out, big or small. Highest quality, lowest prices.

Why wouldn’t you call!? 432‑7545 anytime.

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ WE NEED FALL WORK!!! NEIGHBOR‑HOOD CONTRACT ING is now giving up to 20% OFF to our cus tomers for scheduling their fall home improve ments NOW!!! Roofing, sid‑ing, windows, doors. All interior and exterior projects qualify for our money saving offer!! Free estimates! Senior discounts! 549‑1592. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

Cleaning

WANTED: CLEANING LADY, $10/ hour, 2 af‑ternoons per week, 8‑10 hours. 992‑4033.


Card of ThanksThe family of John Cardarelli would like to thank our friends, neighbors and par-ish family for all the kindness, prayers and support shown to us during John’s illness and passing.

Special thanks to Dr. O’Gorman and “the girls” for taking such good care of John for so many years; to Chris and Dr. Caulkins at Hospice for their compassion, and TLC these past 6 months; to Father Walter for his many visits and support; to the Eden Police and Legion honor guards who served at the funeral service; and to Gabriel & Bill at Laing’s Funeral Home for making everything come together perfectly.

We are so blessed to be part of this awesome community and to have so many wonderful friends. Thanks to all who shared a part in John’s journey on this earth. He treasured the time he had with each and every one of you.

God Bless,Allison Cardarelli, John, Jennifer, Ken & Griffin

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Attention North Collins Residents

November 1st to April 1st the parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited on all streets within the village

between the hours of 11pm to 7 am.

Also the Village Office will be closed onNovember 12th - Veteran’s Day

November 22nd and 23rd for Thanksgiving


AN EDEN BICENTENNIAL EVENT

A Solo Performance Starring Mike Randall

Saturday, November 17, 20127:00 pm

Eden United Methodist Church2820 East Church Street

Adults: $8 • Children 12 and under: $4Advance sale tickets available at the Town Clerk’s offi ce and the Eden Library during their hours of operation.

Tickets also available at the door.

(Please Note: Mr. Dickens was born in 1812)

Charles Dickens Presents

A Solo Performance Starring Mike Randall

A Christmas

Carol

EDEN BICENTENNIAL MEMORABILLA WILL BE ON SALE BEFORE AND

AFTER THE PERFORMANCE.

Great Christmas Gifts!Ornaments • Fleece Jackets and Pullovers• Souvenir Book fi lled with Eden History

• Pins • Flags •Magnets •Driving Tour CD• Oral History Interviews DVD • T-Shirts

THANKSGIVING MEMORIES With the holidays quickly approaching, I wanted to stop for a moment and reflect. When I was a child and into my late teens, my grandma always had all of our family over for Thanksgiving dinner. This was no small task! All of our family included my parents, my sister and me, my mom’s 4 sisters, their spouses and children and my mom’s brother (I’ll never forget the year the adults were trying to decide if we should go ahead and eat or keep waiting for Uncle Jack, who was hunting, when he showed up with an albino deer he had shot. It wasn’t even white from being dragged through the woods and mud. It looked like a big dirty dog!) Depending on who lived where and were able to make it, that included from 12 to 15 grandchildren! The only way this happened was that my grandpar-ents were the custodians/caretakers at the First Church of Evans, and the church allowed us to use the commu-nity building and kitchen. What happy, and some not so happy, memories there are! Grandma and the women cooked, the men cleaned up. The kids ran around, hid from each other, made up and performed skits - anything anyone came up with that the others agreed upon. There was an age difference of 5 years between the youngest of the older grandchildren (me) and the younger group. How we couldn’t wait to move up from the “kid’s table”! After my grandpa passed away, my grandma had to move in 1988 to the Steepleview apartments and obvi-ously she couldn’t host the event any longer. My mom and aunts tried, but it was never the same. The kids were growing up, moving away and having their own families and having to share the holidays with their in-laws. I myself began going to my future father-in-law’s home, two small children in tow, and started making more happy memories. That was in 1993. Although he had a small home, we all squeezed in, a whole new family for me that made me welcome from the start, including my husband’s stepsisters & brothers and their families. That lasted until, tragically, my father-in-law passed away in 2008. When Thanksgiving rolled around, his three sons didn’t even want to talk about it, let alone gather together for this meal without their loving father. That’s when I was introduced to the LACC sponsored Community Thanksgiving Dinner. I felt it was the perfect opportunity for my family! We didn’t want to celebrate, we didn’t want to sit at home, maybe, just maybe, we could make a difference to someone else who didn’t want to sit at home either. I joined the committee and volun-teered myself (and I will admit, family members who I had not consulted) to help out. Each year since, I have watched in amazement as this event has grown in size, both volunteers and those who choose to dine with us! We are actually spreading out to the surrounding communities, including Eden, North Col-lins and Silver Creek, and this year expect to feed 500, yes, I said 500, people! To be able to go somewhere where everyone is so friendly and welcoming, whether alone or a whole family, it warms the heart. The food and fellowship is so enjoy-able, my brothers-in-law join us now too. My husband and two sons volunteer their time so we get to spend it together. We can go individually or together to the prayer corner. No one judges or asks questions other than how is your dinner, would you like dessert, and if you have any suggestions for improvement! The food can’t be beat - your choice of white or dark meat, ham, stuffing, mashed potatoes, yams, tossed salad, cranberry sauce and so on! Oh, and the desserts! If youhave room! Deliveries are made to those who can’t come out, and leftovers are donated. This year, as always, we will be at the Most Precious Blood Hall on Thanksgiv-ing Day, from 1-4 pm. That CRAZY TURKEY will most likely show up! There is handicapped access and things for the kids to do. I’m going to let the bird out of the cage - this year we’re going to try a Christmas Day Roast Beef Dinner, also sponsored by LACC, same time, same place, deliveries and all! Blessings, Brooke


The Release of the DovesA holiday remembrance for those who have lost a loved one.

The Lakeside Memorial Funeral Home continues a yearly holiday tradition of respect and remembrance with the release of white doves from a basket at the funeral home located on the corner of Camp Road and Route 5 in Hamburg, at 2 PM on Sunday, November 18, 2012.

Individual family representatives wishing to take part in this community event to remember their loved ones will be allowed to release biodegradable balloons in their memory.

There will also be a special gift for all adult participants who attend the event. The Hospice Foundation will give a presentation. Music will be performed by “Heart to Heart”. Hot chocolate, coffee and cookies will be provided.

Sunday, November 18, 2012 at 2 PMat the Lakeside Memorial Funeral Home, Inc.

located on the corner of Camp Rd. & Rte. 5 in Hamburg

Charles A. Castiglia, Director

Please register online at www.lakesidefuneralhome.com

or call 627-2919.

EOE/M/F/V

Multisorb Technologies is the world leader in active packaging solutions. Revolutionary products, impeccably trained employees and effective business principles have guided us since our inception. The company has set industry standards, pioneered innovative ways of thinking about sorbent technology, introduced products that have changed the face of the industry and remained the ideal source for preserving the integrity of packaged products. We currently have the following opportunity:

PRODUCTION OPERATORS: Operate and maintain a variety of electrical/mechanical equipment according to pre-established procedures and guidelines. High School Diploma or GED required, along with 1 - 3 years of mechanical experience. Current shift available: 12:00am to 8:00am & 4:00pm to 12:00am Mon-Fri. Starting pay $10.05/hour.

We offer a superior benefits package including medical, dental, life insurance, disability and 401(k) with a match!If you are interested in joining a company with a bright future, please apply by going to our website, www.multisorb.com. Multisorb Technologies 325 Harlem Road Buffalo, NY 14224

WE NEED YOU!!

Concrete

POURED WALLS ‑ Full basements, garage foundations, additions, retaining walls & trench footers. 337‑0500.PROLINE CON CRETE: Residential founda‑tions, walls, drive‑ways, stamped pa tios. Insured, reason able prices. 863‑4669. www.prolineconcrete. com.

Electrical Services

MASTER ELECTRI‑CIAN: Get an estimate from any other electri cal contractor and I will beat his price ‑ guaran teed! This town needs a hero, call Craig 462‑0885.

Glass

GLASS, MIRRORS, ta‑bletops, shower doors, plexi‑glass, so lar control film. Call HAMBURG GLASS AND WINDOW FILM. 648‑3456.

Hauling

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ DUMPSTER SER VICE: Got garbage? We take it. Construc tion debris, basements, attics, ga‑rages, estate cleanouts. 10 years ex perience. We load and buy con‑tents also. 480‑0738. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

Landscaping

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CALL ALL SEASONS Yard Maintenance. Fall Cleanups; Leaves, Gut‑ters, Mowing, Trees/ Shrubs Trimmed or Re‑moved, etc. 992‑4780. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦TOPSOIL, GRAVEL, SLAG, millings, fill, new lawns, driveways, de‑molition, backhoe and bulldozer, tree removal, land clearing. 549‑3857/ 913‑6317.

Service & RepairMiscellaneous

GUTTERS, GUTTERSCleared and Repaired.

Also all otherHome ImprovementServices available.

Call 867‑0410.Insured.

HOME IMPROVE‑MENTS‑ Baths and Kitchens. 253‑4700PAUL A. SHEA‑ Fine woodworking & finish‑ing, furniture restora‑tion, custom cabinets and repairs. 992‑3849. S N O W P L O W I N G : Commercial/ residen tial, Hamburg, Eden ar eas. Seasonal or per plow, insured, depend able, prompt service. Great Outdoors Land scaping @ 992‑2262.

SNOWPLOWING:Eden, Angola areas. Seasonal or per plow. Insured, dependable. Call Ron. 912‑9661.

Painting

TOM VAYO PAINTING AND HOME REPAIR‑ Exterior/ Interior paint‑ing, drywall repair and installation, carpentry repair. 25 years experi‑ence. Insured. Call 880‑0858.

Roofing

STEEL SHINGLES‑ Stone coated steel shin‑gles gives you the look of architectural shin gles with the durability of steel. In stock and avail‑able now! Your premier metal roofing supplier, EASTERN STATES METAL ROOFING. 716‑355‑4374.

Security Products

A VILLAGE LOCK‑SMITH now has DIS‑COUNTED movie pass‑es for Regal Cine mas available.

Septic Tank & Drains

SEPTIC TANKS VACU‑UMED CLEAN by (The Wizard of Ooze LAKESHORE SEPTIC. 549‑3969.

Tree Service

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ LOW FALL RATESNOW IN EFFECT!!!

Protect your home by having your unsafe trees removed or trimmed by our certified arborists ‑ at discount prices. Fully equipped. Serving the South towns for over 40 years. Free estimates. Full insurance cover‑age.

JAMES SERVICES716‑992‑3800

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24 HOUR EMERGENCYLOCKOUT SERVICE

Affiliated Locksmith• Commercial & Residential• Auto Lock Specialists• Safe Sales & Servicing• Locks Sold & Installed• Door Closers/Panic Bars

882-3587 / 947-9071 / 672-5166

FAX947-4995

BondedInsured

6926 Erie RoadTops Plaza

Derby, New York

Timothy J. Hoelzle

General Contracting (716) 864-6326

Custom Built HomesRenovations

Additions

HOELZLE CONSTRUCTION

EDEN PLUMBING & ELECTRIC

FREE Carbon Monoxide & Natural Gas Leak TESTING of Your Home Heating System.

Call 992-3832 for appointment

AIR CONDITIONINGINSTALLATION & SERVICE

ELECTRIC SERVICE UPGRADES

ED'S WELL SERVICENatural Gas Well Tending

Well Service & RepairHomeowner Maintenance

Insured • 10 Years Experience

Shop: 549-8969 • Cell: 440-5386

Ed Dinkuhn, owner

Brakes and MufflersQUALITY USEDAUTO SALES

"The World's Cheapest Mufflers and Brakes"P: (716) 549-AUTO

(2886) F: (716) 549-2286

Kevin "RAZOR" Rasinski, Owner8243 Erie RoadAngola, NY 14006

RAZOR

Are your Drawers Falling Down?• Complete kitchen from floor to ceiling• Cabinet refacing• Drawer Replacement• Counter Tops (laminate & solid surface)• Alterations of any kind

For Free EstimatesCall PAUL SHEA 992-3849

Call Eden DRAWER & DOOR CO.

FREE ESTIMATESON NEW INSTALLATIONS

8428 Erie Road, Angola, NY549-5224

DON'S HEATING andAIR CONDITIONING SERVICE

Serving the area for 32 years.

Phone/Fax: 716-934-4658

5”/6” Seamless

Gutters

Sales & Installation • Free Estimates • Fully Insured12446 Hanford Rd., Silver Creek, NY 14136

Standing Seam Metal Roofing SystemsON SITE ROLL FORMING • VARIETY OF COLORS

Leaf Solutions Gutterguard5V Crimp Metal Roofing

Eden-North Collins PennysaverBUSINESS DIRECTORY

Support your local Businesses!Phone

992-4625Fax

992-3041

SOUTHTOWNS HANDYMAN

549-7646

All Home Repairs ~ Emergency Plumbing ~ ElectricalRoofing ~ Siding ~ Gutters ~ Repairs ~ Painting

Bathrooms ~ Floors ~ Windows & Doors Basement Waterproofing ~ Foundations - Chimneys

Remove ice/snow from roofsAll Mobile Home RepairInsurance Cases

NO MONEY DOWN

YOUR AD HERECall 549-1164 for Information WE ARE METAL ROOF EXPERTS

QUALITY WORK GUARANTEEDLicensed Insured548-1107

6901 Erie RoadDerby, NY 14047

TheFlower Derby

947-4525

TIMM HEATING &AIR CONDITIONINGLicensed Master Plumber

BONDED and INSURED

549-5113CommercialResidential

FREEESTIMATES

AVON SALES• Earn extra income!• Only $10 to start!• Shop online!

Debbie Gregoire, Avon Unit Leader(716) 597-5446

www.youravon.com/dgregoire

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SouthWestern Storage FacilitySelf Storage Units & Outside Storage for RV's, autos, trailers, boats, trucks

Truck Rental & LeasingLOCAL, ONE-WAY, PERSONAL, SMALL BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL

Storage & Truck Rental 549-0338 after hours Truck Rental 549-01031670 Eden-Evans Center Rd., Evans/Angola, NY Secured Facility

Earl's Plumbing & HeatingDRAIN CLEANING

SHEET METAL WORKNEW CONSTRUCTION

FREE ESTIMATESHEATING INSTALLATION & SERVICE

Senior Discount and 1st Time Discount

992-4388

• PLUMBING• WINDOWS• DOORS• CHIMNEYS• ROOFS• GUTTERS• ELECTRIC• FLOORS• GUTTER CLEANING

10% SENIOR DISCOUNTReferences • Free Estimates

696-2591

HOMEREPAIRS

By the Hour or Job

INSURED

Wetzler Electric• Service Upgrades• New Wiring & Repairs• Pool Hook-ups• 240 Lines• Hot TubsPhone:

947-3195Mobile:

480-5748

www.bonniesphotoimagery.net

• DWI • Personal Injury • Real Estate •

71 Main Street, Hamburg, NY 14075(716) 649-1571

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DEER HIDES WANTEDCash or Trade for Deerskin Gloves

Also Raw Furs Wanted• Raccoon • Fox • Coyote • Muskrat • Etc.

Hoots FursChris “Hoot” Gerling

14070 N. Division Street, Collins Center

397-1315Check us out at hootsfurs.com

NEW THIS YEARFUR HATS FOR SALE

DAVEY CROCKETT & MOUNTAIN MAN STYLECustom made, our fur or yours!

FULL LINE OF TRAPPING

SUPPLIES

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THE BENEFITS OF MEDICAL MASSAGE After an injury or surgery people will often avoid using the surrounding muscles until the injury has healed. This causes the muscles around the area of injury to become stiff and sore. Medical massage therapy promotes circu-lation and mobility which helps heal and rehabilitate the muscle. Massage stimulates proper functioning while also preventing additional injury. Medical Massage is result oriented and the treatment is specifically directed to resolve conditions that have been diagnosed and prescribed by a Physician. The massage therapist may use a variety of modalities or procedures during the treatment, but will focus the treatment only on the areas of the body related to the diagnosis and prescrip-tion. Medical Massage often:· Decreases Pain, Inflammation & Irritation· Releases Tension· Alleviates Stress· Improves Circulation· Aids in the Relief of Nerve Compression & Entrapment.· Increases Flexibility and Range Of Motion· Calms the Nervous System Your medical massage therapist will work closely with you to develop a treatment plan to meet your needs. Many insurance plans do cover medical massage, so it is impor-tant to check your plan coverage. Teresa Campbell, Licensed Massage Therapist, Invi-sion Health and the Brain and Spine Center

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CLIP & SAVECARPET STEAM CLEANED

$1095 (Per Room 2 Rm. min.)

8SOFA OR 2 CHAIRS ............ $31.9585 ROOM SPECIAL ............... $49.758WE BEAT ALL PRICES!!!

ACE CARPET CARE549-6358 Expires 11/25/12

Elaine Urbanowicz

Call me at 984-3453Elaine.sager@century 21.com

Licensed Sales AgentCentury 21 Ganey

648-2100 Office

277 E. SterlingAngola, NY

Priced to sell at just $52,900, this house won’t last long! Whether a summer home or year-round, this price can’t be beat! Located on a private road and set on an extra large lot that backs up to a creek. Partially fenced yard and detached 2 car garage.

THE AGENDA for the Eden Board of Education

Meeting scheduled for November 19th at 7 p.m.

in the Jr./Sr. High Cafeteria can be found on line at

www.edencsd.orgFollow the link on the homepage to

the agenda.

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ “THE TREE SUR‑GEON”. Tree removal, trimming, stump grind‑ing, lot clearing. Fire‑wood. Reasonable prices. Free estimates. Fully Insured. 549‑2922. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FALL CLEAN UPS and Tree Trimming or Re moval. Also Gut‑ter Cleaning. Insured Oper ator Nick Latimore. 713‑5187 or 549‑1173

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EDEN TOWN BOARD MEETING

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14th, 2012 EDEN TOWN HALL - 7:30 pmWebsite: WWW.EDENNY.GOV

Pledge of Allegiance Petitions Approval of MinutesBudget TransfersAudit of Bills Departmental Reports

New and Unfinished Business:1. Approval of Agreement between Erie County Water Authority And Town of Eden on standby power for Eden 1 Pump Station.2. Approval of Fire Budget for 2013. 3. Approval of Town Budget for 2013. 4. Set Public Hearing date for December 12, 2012 for approval of special use permits. List of Special Use Permit Users for Review at December 12, 2012 Public Hearing Cazenovia Recovery Systems, Inc., Crown Castle/Donald Mammoser, Eden Kindercare/St. John’s Church, Norman and Jean Brenner, SBA Towers II, Pamela Henrich, Schreiber & Winkelman, Inc., Richard Minekime, James Gorecki, Renee Adams, Upstate Cellular Network, d/b/a Verizon Wireless, Rainer and Pamela Sticht, and Robert Hornberger.5. Resolution for snowplowing agreement with the Town of Collins.6. Other business as required.

Supervisor’s ReportHearing of VisitorsExecutive Session****************************************************************************************************************************************************************OTHER TOWN MEETINGS: November 12th 7:00 pm – Library Board November 27th 7:00 pm – Planning Board November 20th 7:30 pm – Economic Development November 27th 7:30 pm – Conservation Board ****************************************************************************************************************************************************************VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY – The Town of Eden’s Senior Citizen Transportation Service is in dire need of volunteer drivers. Can you spare a couple of hours a week to transport a senior citizen (using the Town vehicle) to a doctor’s appointment, grocery store, bank, etc.? If so, please call Diane Herzog at 992-3067.

EDEN BLOODMOBILE will be at the Eden United Methodist Church on Wednesday, November 21st from 2 pm to 7 pm. Give the gift of life….GIVE BLOOD. Thank you.

NEW TOWN HALL HOURS – Please visit our website at www.edenny.gov or call the Supervisor’s Office for more details 992-3408. (The Town Hall will be closed on Monday, November 12 in observance of Veterans Day and November 22-23 for Thanksgiving.)

TOWN BOARD ACTION HIGHLIGHTS – OCTOBER, 2012 • AttherequestofChiefJackRigley,JesseHodgesandGregRobertson,Jr.tobeaddedtotheEdenFireDepartmentroster.• AttherequestofChairperson,RonMaggsforOff-RoadDrainageCommittee,approvalforProject2012-06-clearingofobstructionsatRytherCreekbetween Hammond and Route 62, not to exceed $750.• ApprovalofInter-MunicipalAgreementwithTownofBostonregardingstructuralsupportsofKellerRoadwaterline.• PublicHearingheldonOctober10,2012forCommunityDevelopmentBlockGrantProgram.• PreliminaryBudgetfor2013submitted.• PreliminaryBudgetfor2013FireDistrictsubmitted.• ApprovalofManagementPolicies–PropertyDispositionPolicy.• ApprovalofAdultWinterProgramSupervisors.• DeclaredoldcomputersassurplusuponrecommendationofCharlesDias,ComputerTechnician.• PublicHearingheldonOctober10,2012forLocalLawNo.2-2012–2%TaxLevyCeiling.• ApprovalofrankingforCommunityDevelopmentBlockGrant2012-2013.• PublicHearingheldonOctober16,2012forproposed2013EdenFireDistrictBudget.• PresentationofBicentennialQuiltbyEdenQuiltGuildandResolutionofThanks.• ApprovalofDrainageDistrict#5.• Motionapprovedredelinquentwaterbills.• RecreationBoardRecommendationforSkiTransportation.• LiquorLicenseRenewal–VFW.• ApprovalofProposedLocalLawNo.2-2012–2%TaxLevy.• PublicHearingheldonOctober24,2012for2013PreliminaryBudget.


CLYDE’S FEED & ANIMAL CENTER351 Union St., Hamburg (In the Village) 648-2171Decide at Clyde’s!

Don’t Be Fooled ...

Premium SizedDutch indoorAmaryllis

and Paperwhites $14.99

PurinaHydration

Hay

Prices Good 11/11/12 - 11/17/12

SAVE $9.00

50 LB. $39.99

IN STOCK!Plant now for

Holiday Bloom!

Suet Plus11 oz. Bird Blend,

Peanut, Nut & Berry

Case of 12$7.89With Coupon

Thistle Seed

10 LB. $9.90

5 LB. $5.75

IAMS35# Big Bag Mini Chunk

or Large Breed Adult

$29.99SALE

New Angola Theater72 North Main Street

Village of Angola549-4866

November 9th thru November 13thwww.newangolatheater.com

Movies, showtimes and ticket prices subject to change without prior notice.

Fri. @ 7 pm; Sat. @ 6 pm, 8:30 pm; Sun. @ 2 pm; Mon. @ 7 pm; Tues. @ 10:30 am

Pitch Perfect Rated PG-13

November 15th thru November 27th

Thursday 11/15/12 @ 10 pm -Doors will open at 9:15 p.m.

Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 Rated PG-13

Fri. @ 7 pm; Sat. @ 6 pm, 8:30 pm; Sun. @ 2 pm; Mon. @ 7 pm; Tues. @ 10:30 am

(716) 941-6460REAL ESTATE ~ CRIMINAL

PERSONAL INJURYGENERAL PRACTICE

MATRIMONIALSBANKRUPTCY

Michael L. KobiolkaAttorney at Law

8025 Boston State Road Hamburg, NY 14075

All OccasionsAir Conditioning

NEWELL-FAULKNERPost 880

992-3304

HALL for RENT

2165 School St, N.C. corner of Front St.

Tamara’sMane Place

Call for Appt. 337-0173

Summer comes but once a year, so Relax and let us do the shipping!

Lake Erie Diving Center

8542 Rt. 5, Angola, NY

549-3338We ShipVia UPS

Order a beautiful arrangement for your Thanksgiving table!

FRANK J. STURMFLORISTFLORIST

9012 Gowanda State Rd., Eden“Serving you for over 30 years”

IF NO ANSWER 992-9081

“Serving you for over 30 years”

IF NO ANSWER 992-9081992-9221

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