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FREE TACO BAR Tues‑days; Crab Leg Special‑ Sundays/ Mon days. Now accepting credit cards!! SCHUNK’S WEST HILL GRILL, 992‑4432.OPERATION GOOD NEIGHBOR ‑ 2030 South Creek Road, North Evans. Tuesday: Food 1:00 ‑ 2:00PM; 7: 00 ‑ 8:00PM; cloth‑ing 1: 00 ‑ 2:00PM and 7:00‑8:00PM; Friday: cloth ing only: 12:00 ‑ 2:00 pm; Saturday, 10:00 am ‑ 1:00 pm. Also MPB, 17 Prospect, An gola, Tuesday, food 3: 00 ‑ 4:00 pm; Fri. 3:00 ‑ 4:00 pm/ OGN also of fers a furniture ex‑change, limited medical loan closet, limited vol‑unteer assistance and crisis counseling and referral. RUBBER STAMPS AVAILABLE at the Eden Penny Saver Of‑fice, 992‑4625; A Vil‑lage Locksmith, Derby, 947‑9071.

AnnouncementsMiscellaneous

A VILLAGE LOCK‑SMITH has DIS‑COUNTED movie pass‑es for Regal Cine mas availableADOPTION ‑ Birth‑mother, you deserve to know your choices as you seek adoptive par‑ents, hopefully us, for baby’s bright future. Ex penses paid. Please text/ call Michele & Stu‑art. 347‑559‑2686.

ATV: Engine rebuild‑ing, Tune up, parts. Shocks & Clutches Re‑built. KLISPIE MOTOR‑SPORT, 5914 Camp Road, Hamburg. 716‑649‑2107.CHRISTMAS IS AROUND the corner. FREE layaway avail‑able! Great gift ideas. GUGINO LAWN & GARDEN, Brant. 549‑1414.HUNTER’S SPECIAL‑ 4x4 Utility Vehicles. Regularly $12,399‑ SALE $8,999! Gugino Lawn & Garden, Brant. 549‑1414.SCHUNK’S WEST HILL GRILL now ac cepting credit cards!! Satur‑days‑ What’s Your Beef Specials; Prime Rib, T‑bone Steaks, Ribs. 992‑4432.To the person who bought Nortake China “Celeste” pattern at St. John’s bazaar: Are you willing to sell them? Call 941‑3448.

Employment

Misc. Help Wanted

CARPET Installers. Looking for experi‑enced installers and helpers. Will train. Contact Scott at 716‑725‑7520.

Help wanted: RIDING INSTRUCTOR, experi‑enced in English, West‑ern and Therapeutic rid ing. Also seeking a TRAINER, expe‑rience with difficult horses/ ponies. Please send re sume to info@happy tailsfarms.com. 716‑864‑5167.


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Open Water SCUBA ClassesStarting

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NOW HIRING: Coun‑ter Person ‑ Days. Ap‑ply at SUPER FREEZE DRIVE‑IN, 6865 Erie Rd., Derby.Wanted: Carpenter to fabricate computer desk. 432‑7701.Wanted: Someone to assist in decorating (ie. curtains, area rugs, etc.) 432‑7701.

Medical Help Wanted

WANTED: LPN to work in busy medical prac‑tice. Send resume to Box W, c/o Gowanda News, 49 West Main St., Gowanda, NY 14070.

Skilled Trades

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

Full Time Wanted

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A D M I N I S T R AT I V E ASSISTANT: Small manufacturer in North Collins needs full time Administrative Assis‑tant with strong organi‑zational and computer skills. Benefits include medical & 401(k) plans. Send resume and salary require‑ment to: Administra‑tive Assistant, PO Box 1500, North Collins, NY 14111 or email to dlucas@crescentmfg. net or apply in person at Crescent Manufac‑turing, 10285 Eagle Drive, North Collins. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

HELP WANTED: Full time, part time, days & evenings, flexible hours. Apply in person, SUBWAY, Camp Road and Walmart locations. 648‑6569.INDUSTRIAL PAINTER wanted for immediate opening. Competitive wages and full benefits. Recent ex perience a must! Apply at 7075 Route 98N, Ar cade, or fill out app at www.maplegroveenter prises.com/Employmen tApp.pdf and send to Maple Grove Enter prises, PO Box 156, Ar cade, NY 14009.

NOW HIRING: Coun‑ter Person ‑ Days. Ap‑ply at SUPER FREEZE DRIVE‑IN, 6865 Erie Rd., Derby.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.RN‑ THE SOUTH‑TOWNS only 5 star rated Rehab/ Nursing Facility is expanding programs where RN’s are needed‑ all three shifts, full time and part time, including MDS co ordination. This is a rare opportunity to be part of the BEST! Ap‑ply/ resume to Autumn View HCF, 4650 South‑western Blvd., Ham‑burg, NY 14075. Attn: Tammy Nellist or email to tnellist@mcguire‑group.com EOE.ROUGH & FINISH car penters needed: Experi enced only. Pay com mensurate with experi ence, ben‑efits, year ‑round work. 716‑646‑0047.SAFETY DIRECTOR: Small manufacturer in North Collins needs ex‑perienced professional to manage safety train‑ing programs, and deal with all and any safety issues. Benefits include medical & 401(k) plans. Send resume and salary requirement to: Person‑nel Director, PO Box 1500, North Collins, NY 14111, or email dlu‑cas@cres centmfg.net or apply in person at: Crescent Manufactur‑ing, 10285 Eagle Drive, North Collins.


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Saturday, October 27th • 9am-4pm• Painted Candies • Aromatherapy • Ornaments

• Home Decorations • Floral BasketsJust to name a few of the items available.

• Food • Chinese AuctionInterested Vendors Call 532-3325 ext. 6122Proceeds to Benefit the Gowanda Schools Baseball Team

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Financial

Insurance

SUPER LOW AUTOinsurance rates! Call for a quote today! 648‑6100.

Rental Real Estate

Rooms

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

Unfurnished Apartments

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ APARTMENT FOR RENT: Athol Springs area. 2 bedroom upper. Dishwasher. Water only. No pets, non smok‑ing building. Secu rity deposit, lease. $500. Available immedi‑ately. (716)662‑9016. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦COUNTRY SETTING: East Eden. Cozy upper 2 bedroom apartment. Newly carpeted, kitchen appliances, well water. No laundry facilities. $525. 648‑5622.♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FOR RENT, BOSTON: Spacious two bed‑room apartment, $635 per month. Includes all utili ties except electric (heat included), up‑dated kitchen & bath, large master bedroom, appliances, including dishwasher. Hamburg schools. No pets. 9 4 1 ‑ 3 1 0 5 . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

FOR RENT: Brant, 2 bedroom apartments from $500 plus utilities, first & last months rent and security. No pets. References. Lynda Ma‑son, Broker, 998‑1155.FOR RENT: North Col‑lins upper. Car peted, appliances. $425 plus utilities. 716‑200‑8174.FOR RENT: North Col‑lins, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments. 648‑4327.♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FOR RENT: North Collins. 1 bed‑room apartment. No pets. 648‑6815. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦For rent: Two bedroom upper, utilities included. $700/ month. Stall avail‑able for your horse. 923‑5121.FOR RENT: Upper one bedroom $450. plus util ities, security, de‑posit and references. 337‑2310FOR RENT: Village of North Collins. 2 bed‑room upper includes gas. $525.00. No pets. Call Mark 549‑1272.GOWANDA VILLAGE: One bedroom lower apartment. Utilities in‑cluded, $500/ month. Year lease. First month and security. Call 532‑1332.LANGFORD: Two bed‑rooms, two full baths, of‑fice/ nursery, at tached 2 car garage, quiet, dead end road, 7 minutes from 219. $1,100/ month plus utili ties. 213‑8027.

Houses For Rent

DUPLEX FOR RENT: Derby, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Separate base‑ment. Water included. Laundry hookup. Secu‑rity deposit required. 675‑8037.

Office Space For Rent

FOR RENT: 800 square foot office space corner Route 5 and Sweetland Road, Derby. $800 per month, 1 year lease. 947‑4258.


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NOTICE FROM THE BOARDS OF DIRECTORS OF THE EDEN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND

THE EDEN ALUMNI SOCIETY.AN ANNUAL MEETING

will be conducted on OCTOBER 24, 2102, 7:00 P.M. at the FOUR CORNERS CAFÉ, 8571 North Main St., Eden, N.Y.

This meeting will cover the financial status of the organizations as well as the restructuring of the boards of directors. A date and agenda for Eden

Alumni Weekend 2013 will be set. Fresh ideas are needed. All Eden Alumni are invited. Go to the Alumni website for further information

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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

Serving handicapped adults of WNY for 30 years.

BEHAVIOR TECHNICIAN: Immediate openings serving disabled adults in a community residence in the Otto area, $13.32/hr. Some exp. preferred; HS/GED and NYS Driver’s license required. Call 716-805-1480 or send resume to: SASi, 960 West Maple Court, Elma, NY 14059 or fax: 716-805-1443.

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649-2554 Mon-Sat 8am-6pmAccepting all major credit cards & EBT • Prices good 10/1- 10/7

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Storage Spaces For Rent

COLD STORAGE RENTAL: October 15th‑ April 15th. Autos $300. Boats $10 per foot. Jet Skis & Motor cycles $175. Clean & secure. Farnham. 549‑2546.

INSIDE STORAGE AVAILABLE.

Cars‑ $30.00 mo. Motorcycles‑ $15.00

mo.716‑913‑1891

Outdoor BOAT & RV storage space avail‑able. Oct. 15 ‑ May 15. $275. Leave message. 949‑1372.WINTER STORAGE for cars. Hamburg area. $300 for season (Oct. 15th‑ April 15th). 648‑6105; 870‑2122.

Miscellaneous For Rent

FOR RENT: Derby‑ One and two bedroom apartments. Nego‑tiable terms. No dogs. CHAPEL PARK VILLA. 947‑4405.

Sale Real Estate

Mobile Homes For Sale

DERBY FOR SALE: Hot on the Market! Move right in. 3 bed room, 2 bath dou blewide. Ex‑tra large eat‑in kitchen and roomy living room, car port and shed. Awe‑some lot. Only $40’s!! TRITON, 549‑3737 or 683‑9100.FOR SALE, DERBY: Move right in!! Cozy 2 bedroom, open front dining room, Florida room, appliances. Only $8,900. TRITON, 549‑3737; 683‑9100.

MOBILE HOME for sale. New deck.

New roof. New shed. Flush toilets.

Clean bedroom. Full bath.

Spacious & Homey. $18,000 O. B. O.

716‑239‑1291

Manufactured Housing

MODULAR HOMES. Quality & price won’t be beat. www.ow lhome swny. com. 716‑673‑1366 or 1‑855‑854‑4740.

Garage / Yard Sales

Garage Sales

ANNUAL GARAGE SALE at BROCK MAN’S GREEN HOUSE, Octo‑ber 4th, 5th, 6th & 7th. 9758 Gowanda State Road. LOTS OF GREAT THINGS!HAMBURG, HUGE BARN SALE: 8:00am‑ 3:00pm, Friday‑ Sun‑day, October 5th, 6th, 7th. Durham Road, off Camp. Look for signs. Tools, collectibles, household, furniture, more!! Call 807‑9646 more info.

Yard Sales

Two Family Lawn Sale: Oct. 5 & 6, 9am‑ 3pm. 1916 Eden Evans Ctr. Rd. Bird cages, canary & parakeet books, seed and supplies, books, hunting, archery, na‑ture, tanned deer hides, household items, mens clothing and more!

Rummage Sales

FALL RUMMAGE & BAKE SALE: Trinity Episcopal Church, 261 E. Main St., Hamburg. Friday, October 5th from 7:00pm to 9: 00pm. Ad‑mission will be $1. A half price sale will be Satur‑day, Octo ber 6th from 9:00am to 11:00am, with a bag sale from 12 noon to 1: 00pm.GIANT RUMMAGE SALE!! South Day‑ton United Methodist Church, Pine Street. Fri‑day, October 5th, 10am‑ 5pm; Saturday, October 6th, 10am‑ 3pm. $.50 bag sale Sat urday noon.

Moving & Estate Sales

MILLER ESTATE SALE‑ Friday, Satur day, Octo‑ber 5 & 6, 9: 30am, 9377 Ryther Road, Angola. Huge farmhouse filled with antiques, fishing, guns, hunting and more. Pho tos on website now. Edna Louise Liquida‑tions. (716)812‑1018.MOVING SALE: Octo‑ber 5, 8:30‑4pm; Octo‑ber 6, 8‑2pm; October 7, 8‑4pm. 10380 Brant Angola Rd., across from Ellis Rd., Brant. Household items, mov‑ies, games, Hal loween decorations, Christmas decorations, wooden bench, wooden 4 draw‑er filing cabinet, small desk and chair, Hess trucks, cow items, earth pool filter. A lot more to sell.

Electronics

Computer Services

COMPUTER BROKE? We do house calls. Sales, service, up‑grades. All work guar‑anteed. Call PC BUILD‑ERS. 549‑5143.

Pets & Supplies

Dogs

DOG TRAINING CLASSES: Southtowns Dog Training Club, 81 Buffalo Street, Ham‑burg. Train for show or the best pet you ever owned. Call Pat. 716‑549‑0851.WANT MORE LOVE? ADOPT A HOMELESS PET! Mixes, purebreds, all sizes, ages, dogs and cats. Visit www. heartforanimals.org and www.postapooch plus.com or call 821‑1915.

Cats

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

Merchandise

Misc. For Sale

10” CRAFTSMAN TA‑BLE SAW. $80 or best offer. 257‑5025.2 CHERRY BUFFETS: new $900 or best offer. 257‑5025.ATTENTION TRAP‑PERS & Deer Hunters! HOOT’S FURS is now on the web at www. hootsfurs.com. Deer scents, trapping sup‑plies & fur hats in stock. Buying deer hides and raw fur. Call for appoint‑ment. 716‑397‑1315.CAP. Leer Crown‑ fi‑ber. Short bed, front slider, side sliders with screens. 649‑2661.

Pennysaver Deadline:

Wed. at Noon!


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ATTENTION EDEN RESIDENTS

TIRE & SCRAP METAL DROP-OFF

INCLUDES: Lawn Mower Engines, Gas Tanks (Fuel must be completely removed), Car Engine Parts, Engine Blocks, Clean Steel Drums, Farm Machinery, Pipe, Auto Parts, Etc. as determined by Recycling Personnel on site.

WE WILL TAKE CAR BATTERIES.WHITE GOODS: Hot Water Tanks, Stoves, Washer/Dryers. WE WILL NOT ACCEPT THE FOLLOWING: Glass, Paint Cans *** Refrigerators or Freezers - Must be placed curbside with weekly garbage pickup!

Passenger Car Tires......................................................... $1.00 each andLight Truck Tires............................................................... $1.00 eachHeavy Truck Tires............................................................. $8.00 eachTractor Tires...................................................................... $8.00 eachLarge Tractor Tires............................................................ $10.00 each

*** PLEASE NOTE: Only the first 2 tires per family will be accepted at no charge. Additional tires will be accepted at the following rates:

• • • • • DROP-OFF WILL TAKE PLACE RAIN OR SHINE! • • • • •

WHEN? Saturday, October 13th -- 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.WHERE? Eden Highway GarageWHAT? TIRES - 2 Car Tires or 2 Light Truck Tires per family

WHAT? SCRAP IRON & STEEL: **Any wood, plastic and/or material must be removed from scrap iron & steel.

SNOW PLOWING BIDS REQUESTED

AMERICAN LEGION POST 880is requesting sealed bids for the 2012-2013 snowplowing season. Bids for hourly and the season are welcome. All bids must be marked “Snowplowing Bid” and sent to:

Bob ReedNewell Faulkner Post 880

2912 Legion DriveEden, NY 14057

and received no later than October 17th. Sealed bids will be opened and reviewed by the Board and awarded to the most responsible bidder on October 24th. A copy of the “Snowplowing Contract” is available at Legion Post 880 or from the Secretary.

INSURANCE CERTIFICATEmust be submitted with bid.

Board of Directors, Legion Post 880

Brent Hardy

Call me at [email protected]

Licensed Sales Agent

Century 21 Ganey648-2100 Office

A HUGE THANK YOUto the Eden EMS, East Eden Fire Dept., Eden Police, Ham-burg Star, Mercy Flight, and my neighbors that responded to my ATV accident. I am very grateful to each of you. I would also like to thank my family, friends and co-workers for the many cards, flowers, food, and most importantly, your kindness. Injuries can be forgotten, but never kindness.

Linda Benkelman

TO THE PEOPLE OF EDEN AND COMMUNITIES

What a tremendous effort you made to put to-gether Eden’s Bicentennial this past weekend. Thank you to Dr. O’Gorman and his staff from the Buffalo Southern Railroad for putting the steam en-gine on the tracks and giving us all a tremendous view and ride through the Eden Valley. It was fun! Eden is a great place to live and good people like you make special occasions happen. Thank you.

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6824 Erie Road, Derby, New York

Pasquale’s is NOW HIRING responsible, people for part time

DAY PREP COOKS. Must be flexible and willing to learn. Apply within at the

Take Out counter.NO PHONE CALLS

PLEASE!

Looking for a Local Independent Insurance Agency?

Randall AgencyDOES BUSINESS WITH OVER 30 COMPANIES

Some of our carriers:New York Central Mutual • Travelers • National Grange Mutual

Preferred Mutual • Progressive • Erie - NiagaraWe offer HOMEOWNERS, AUTOMOBILE, MOTORCYCLE, BOAT,

FARM & BUSINESS INSURANCEWe are located @ Church Street & Route 62, Eden • 992-3488

Please give us a call!

Eden Heritage Days

PIE MAKING CONTEST WINNERS1st Prize - Sandy Kirst2nd Prize - Mary Ann Geiger3rd Prize - Evie Mann

Thank you to all entries.The pies were delicious!

Judges - Carol Lewis & Ellen Charter

In MemoryTimothy M. Kobel

May 2, 1961 ~ October 1, 2011The day you left, our world changed. We lost a

wonderful husband, father, grandfather, brother, friend. You were a friend to all. We miss your laughter, unique

sense of humor and always wise advice. You rest in peace now, with no pain. Keep watch over us as you

have in the past year. Thank you to all our families and friends for your love and support this past year.

Tim is so greatly missed by so many. Lisa, Teresa, Jill, Jimi


DIRECT CARE: PT openings for community residences in surrounding area (serving disabled adults). $11.51/hr. HS or GED + NYS driver’s license required. Call 716-805-1480. Send resume to: SASi, 960 W. Maple Ct., Elma, NY 14059 or fax: 716-805-1443. EOE

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.FIREWOOD: Mixed hardwood, 4’x8’x16”, 9/$720. FOREST WIZ‑ARD. 992‑2729.GENERATOR: 16 hp Briggs & Stratton. Van Guard engine. Electric start with generator that doesn’t work. $400 or best offer. 257‑5025.PELLET STOVE. EN‑VIRO model EF2iFS with hearth, pipe. 34,000 BTU. Excellent condition. $750/ best of‑fer. 649‑4255.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.WOODEN KITCHEN TABLE SET: 5 chairs, $145 or best offer. 257‑5025.

Sporting Goods

FOR SALE: Matthews FX left handed bow. $150 or best offer. 549‑5892.

Lawn & Garden

FALL CLEANUPS: Lawns, beds, gutters, etc. SIGNATURE OUT‑DOOR SERVICES. 864‑1412.GREAT OUTDOORS LAWNCARE & LAND‑SCAPING ‑ FULLY IN‑SURED, full service company, now accept‑ing new commer cial/residential lawn care customers. Spe cializing in landscape design and installa tions. Grading/seed ing. (Hydro Seed‑ing), flowerbed mainte‑nance, tree removals, spring cleanups, storm damage cleanup. Lot clearing. Call 992‑2262, estimate.


Fall Dining

941-65648909 BOSTON ST. RD.,

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OPEN:Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9-5

Thurs. 9-8; Sat. 9-3

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Every person is unique. Why shouldn’t their cake be?

Cake Shop58 N. Main St., Angola

549-4444Phone Orders (716) 319-8363 Mon. - Sat.

Shop Hours: Tues. - Fri. 12-6; Sat. 9-2www.uniquesweetscakeshop.com

Bonnie’s Photo Imagery947-5401

• HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR PORTRAITS•• FAMILY PORTRAITS • PET PHOTOGRAPHY•

• SPORT LEAGUES/TEAMS • SPECIAL EVENTS•• DAY CARE CENTERS/PRESCHOOLS •

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ORIENTAL KINGChinese Food To Eat In or Take Out

8572 N. Main St., Eden, NY 14057TEL: (716) 992-3888 • (716) 992-3883

OPEN HOURS Mon. to Thurs. 11 am - 10 pm; Fri. & Sat. 11 am - 10:30 pm; Sunday 12 noon - 10 pm

FREE CRAB RANGOONAPPETIZER

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8569 Main St., Eden • 992-9054 •We have GLUTEN FREE PIZZA

Eat’sa Pizza

$1.50 OFF LARGE PIZZA With CouponExpires 9-31-12

SUB OF THE MONTH: Ham: $4.99 Chicken Filet $5.99PIZZA OF THE MONTH: Royal: Lg. $12.99 Sm. $10.99 All cold subs $4.99 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Mon. - Fri.

October

Four Corners Cafe8571 N. Main St., Eden, N.Y. • 992-4347

Hours: Sun. 7 a.m. - 2 p.m.Mon., Tues., Thurs., Sat. 6 a.m. - 2 p.m.;Wed. 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. & Fri. 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.

FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY with full menu & specials until 9:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAY 4-8 p.m.DINNER SPECIAL - EAT-IN OR TAKE-OUT

OCTOBER 3rd - Herb Roasted Chicken

OCTOBER 20thRock, Roll and Remember with Dinner & Dance

Reservations Helpful

Fine Home Furnishings and Accessories at Affordable Prices.Free Layaway • Free Delivery

EDEN, NEW YORK 14057(716) 992-4600 • FAX (716) 992-4402

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IN EDENOctober 2012OCT. 3, 27

& NOV. 1 Eden Recreation, Ski Program sign up at Town HallOct. 4, 5, 6, 7 Eden Garden Club Sale, Brockman’s GreenhouseOct. 6 Youth Bowling BeginsOct. 6 Boys & Girls Club used electronics pick up Hamburg location, call for details.Oct. 8 Boys & Girls Club Chicken BBQOct. 8 Columbus Day - No SchoolOct. 9 Eden Garden Club MeetingOct. 9 Eden Child Study Club - 7-9 pm - Eden Co-op SchoolOct. 10 Eden Town Board MeetingOct. 14 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Crop WalkOct. 15 Eden Chamber, Citizen & Business of the Year, nominations dueOct. 15 Eden School Taxes dueOct. 17 Harvest Dinner, St. Paul’s Lutheran ChurchOct. 20 Four Corners Rock & Roll Dinner DanceOct. 20 Eden Legion OctoberfestOct. 20 Tim Horton’s 5K RaceOct. 22 Eden Chamber, Breakfast MeetingOct. 24-27 Eden Library Book SaleOct. 31 Happy Halloween

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Lakeshore Primary Care Associates4855 Camp Rd., Suite 100, Hamburg

Walk-in Clinic Hours:Monday & Wednesday Evenings 5:30 - 8:00 pm

Friday 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm

First come first serve • Non-patients $30 cash or credit card

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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! 549-1164 (Here are just a few samples)

MUST SEE! like new

USED INVENTORY clearance blowout! Snowblowers starting at $350; Riding mow‑ers starting at $950; Compact tractors start‑ing at $12,900. GUG‑INO LAWN & GAR DEN, Brant. 549‑1414.

Pools & Spas

AFFORDABLE POOL & SPA SERVICES last minute pool and hot tub closing deals! Call now for an appointment. 716‑969‑0580.

Appliances

GE REFRIGERA‑TOR, 17 cu. ft., al‑mond color, top freezer, good condi tion. $100. 716‑861‑8770.

Furniture

AMISH MADE sheds. Plenty in stock and tak‑ing orders. Also, indoor and outdoor funiture, available in wood and poly‑wood. Open 7 days. Concord Amish Village. 716‑592‑9158. www.concordamish. com.FOR SALE: 48” round table (dark stain), ex‑pands to 68” with 2 leaves & 4 Captain’s chairs, $350; Church pew bench (light col ored maple), 9’x19” x35”, $150; Solid wood desk, 60”x34”x30” & chair, $100; Dresser (black‑ 4 drawers), 30” x14”x36”, $10; Child’s desk, 30”x17”x30” & chair, $10; Piano music roll cabinet, 35”x15” x46”, make offer; Metal bed frame, 65”x50”, $15. Eden. 716‑462‑8033.OAK COMPUTER DESK, 2 piece, $100, 716‑549‑3204.

Trailers

TRAILERS, DUMP, cargo, landscape & equipment. Available in powder‑ coated steel, galvanized and alu‑minum. Open 7 days. Concord Amish Vil‑lage. 716‑592‑9158, 716‑472‑3058. www.concor damish.com.

SUICIDE: AN EVENING OF DIALOGUE, AWARENESS AND HEALING

The facts are shocking. Over 108 suicides and hun-dreds more suicide attempts will likely occur in Erie County in the next 12 months. There is a death by suicide every 14 minutes in the U.S. Suicide is the tenth leading cause of death and the rate is rising over 2% every year. “Suicides have struck our community pretty hard.” says Jerry Bartone, executive director of Community Concern of WNY which operates a mental health clinic. “Nearly 1 in 10 people who have come in our door this year have some degree of lethality, the highest we’ve ever seen. Suicide can be prevented and we must to do a better job of prevention. That is why we are holding this event. This is like CPR. Everyone should be aware of the signs of sui-cide among their friends and loved-ones, and know what to do. We also see that survivors of a suicide death suf-fer too, with acute and traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD), not unlike veterans coming back from combat. I am con-fident that we can save lives with this event.” On Thursday, October 4 at 7:00 pm at the American Legion Post 928, 7353 Erie Road in Derby NY, experts from the Suicide Prevention Center of New York and the New York State Office of Mental Health will speak about how to recognize the signs of suicide and how to respond. Members of local agencies will be present to provide resources where people can turn. There will be a discussion about survivor support after suicide loss from the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention. Parents will learn about the proactive role the Lake Shore Central School District is taking screen students for depression and lethality. Refreshments will be served with time to talk with the presenters. For more information call Community Concern of WNY, Inc. at 947-5025.

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Melody MeadowsHogg Builders

Home SalesRoute 5, Angola, NY • 549-5995

NEW & USED

HUD & MODULARHOMES

Ranch - Cape2 Story

ON YOUR LOT OR OURS

Open Monday -Fri. 10-5BY APPOINTMENT ANYTIME!

Models on Display!

Trade-ins Welcome

NEW14 x 64 - $29,900 Inc. skirting, steps & shed28 x 56 - $82,200 Inc. skirting, steps & shed27 x 52 - $83,900 Inc. skirting, steps & shed

USED2009 - 24 x 56 -

$61,900

2008 - 14 x 70 - $36,000

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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!!

Sewing Machines

For sale ‑ Pfaff Cre‑ative Vision 5.0 sewing & embroidery machine, $3,000. Extras in cluded. 880‑6877.

Agriculture

Farm Machinery

FARM SALE: Oct. 6, 2012, 163 King Rd., Forestville, 14062. 9am‑ 3pm. Excavator, dozer, 2 tractors, top soil sifter, 2 tandem trailers, hand tools, etc.

Firewood

FIREWOOD FOR SALE: 4’x8’x16”, full cord or half cord. Sea‑soned maple, 1 year, air dried. Pickup or de‑livery. 997‑4134.

Garden Plants

LARGE GARDEN MUMS: Spring flower‑ing bulbs, grass seed, fertilizer, corn stalks & pumpkins!

See back page!BELLA TERRA GREENHOUSE

Horse Boarding

HORSE BOARDING: $225 per month in‑cludes full care, daily turnout, annual vet and farrier. Eden area. www.happytailsfarms. com. 716‑864‑5167.

Transportation

Autos for Sale

FOR SALE: 2003 Dodge Stratus. Looks and runs excellent. $2300 or best offer. Call 474‑5299.

Trucks for Sale

GMC Truck: black, late 2007, 3/4 ton, 4 wheel drive, cherry condition. 969‑2781. MAKE OFFER: 2005 Ford F150 H.D. Super Cab. Excellent, fully loaded. Book Value $9500; 21’ Camper, ideal for hunting, $4000. 549‑5399.

Parts & Accessories

T R A N S M I S S I O N S 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.

Vehicles Wanted

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ $$$WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE! Your junk vehicle and scrap metal. K&R SALVAGE. 337‑3109. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CASH FOR JUNK VE‑HICLES and scrap metal. Flatbed ser‑vice available. Call Rob. 998‑3603. D M V # 7 1 0 9 7 8 7 . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ $$JUNK CARS WANT‑ED$$ Free pickup! $Cash$ paid! TIM‑MY REGAN TOW‑ING. DMV#7106530. 5 6 3 ‑ 2 5 9 1 . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

Service & Repair

Builders & Remodelers

CARPENTER FOR HIRE: 30 years experi‑ence. Large or small jobs. Call John Vacanti. 549‑3319.CATT. COUNTY CON‑STRUCTION. Metal roofing, decks, pole barns & much more. Excellent rates! Call 716‑257‑0249 today.

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.North County Carpen try Home Improvement and Repairs. All types. Fully insured. 934‑0059 or 969‑7656.♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 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. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

Concrete

ALL TYPES OF con‑crete work! Driveways, floors, patios, etc. Dump truck, backhoe, bobcat service. 337‑0500.ALL TYPES: Drive ways, sidewalks, pa tios, floors in plain, stamped, ex‑posed. Licensed & insured. Lar‑ry, 992‑3902.POURED WALLS ‑ Full basements, garage foundations, additions, retaining walls & trench footers. 337‑0500.

Electrical Services

MASTER ELECTRI‑CIAN Big jobs, small jobs, low rates. Qual‑ity work. Free esti‑mates. Call Craig. 716‑462‑0885.

Excavating

METICULOUS EXCA‑VATIONS‑ New lawns, driveways, drainage, sewer, septic systems, land clearing, ponds, utillities, indoor, out‑door, horse arenas, de‑molition etc. Refer ences available. Call Joe. (716) 432‑1847.

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. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦


Roofing & Siding716-572-7303

Serving all of Western NYA+ RatedLicensed & InsuredFree Estimates

Proudly installing all American products.

Over 100 problem-free roofs installed in 2011!

“LET THE EXPERTS HANDLE IT!”

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Rummage and Bake SaleSaturday, October 6, 8:30 am - 1 pmLoads of Clothes and Goodies for all!

$1.00 BAG SALE from 12 noon - 1 pmat EDEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH2820 East Church, off Route 62 or Exit 57A

FOR INFORMATION 992-3168 or 992-4211FREE ADMISSION

Eden Historical SocietyAnnual

Dinner MeetingFour Corners Cafè8571 N. Main St.,

Eden

Tuesday, October 23rd

6 p.m.

After a delicious Turkey Dinner, a program by the Union Volunteers Fife and Drum Corps will feature Civil War Field Music.

$15.00 all inclusive. Reservations by Oct. 19thPlease respond to Delores Richter 992-4666

or Carol Lewis 480-1671

ONE MAN’S TRASH‑ Junk hauling, clean outs, residential, rent‑als, estate sales, house cleaning service. 680‑8040, 785‑8631.

Landscaping

BOOK NOW FOR FALL CLEANUPS: Shrubs, brush cleanup & stump grinding. 316‑8307.♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CALL ALL SEASONS YARD MAINTE NANCE. Fall Cleanups; Leaves, Gutters, Mow ing, 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.

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Got some interesting news you want to share with our readers?

We’d love to hear it!You can submit your local news to our office for

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You can give us a picture to go along with it!

All material will be subject to approval by our editors. Any articles deemed unsuitable for publication will be disregarded. News will appear in the first available issue.

Here are the requirements:• It must be something that has already happened, NOT an upcoming event.• It should be about a local event or person.

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Volunteers Needed The Eden Central School Board has begun the process of searching for a new Superintendent of Schools. It is important that we gather input from our community about the kind of school leader we should be looking for. We are seeking parents and other community members to help develop a candidate profile and participate in group interviews of candidates wishing to fill the position. Your involve-ment would be limited to about six evening meetings from mid October to January.

Parent Committee: Parents with children currently enrolled in the district.Community Committee: Taxpayers without children currently enrolled in the district.(Note: staff, student and other committees are also being formed)

If you are interested in being a part of this process, please send us a letter of interest, includ-ing your phone number, by October 10th, including why you would like to participate and any skills that might contribute to the group’s success to:

Eden Central School Board3150 Schoolview Road

Eden, NY 14057

The School Board will select participants from these letters.

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Service & RepairMiscellaneous

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ANY VACUUM BIG OR SMALL. Meyer’s Vac uum “repairs them all”. Tune‑ups, $9.99 + (Ex pires 10/30/12). 93 Lake Street (Camp), Hamburg (across from Noco). Monday, 10am‑6pm, Tuesday‑ Satur day, 8am‑ 4pm. Other times by appoint‑ment. 649‑5582.♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FOUNDATION RE‑PAIRS: Houses, cot‑tages, garages, porch‑es, decks, sheds, mobile homes, and barns. Rot‑ted beams, joists, floor leveling, piers, founda‑tion walls, crawl spac‑es, wet bowed base‑ment walls, drain tile, waterproofi ng. No job too small. 35 years. Chris (716) 445‑7623 EXPERT FOUNDA‑TION RE PAIRS. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ PAUL A. SHEA‑ Fine woodworking & finish‑ing, furniture restora‑tion, custom cabinets and repairs. 992‑3849.

PRESSURE CLEAN‑ING: TIME’S RUN NING OUT! Green moldy sid‑ing? Spider webs? Hot water makes the differ‑ence!! 780‑7030.SEALCOAT‑ Meticu‑lous work. Refrences available. Now is the time. Free estimates. Call David St. George 549‑3829.

Painting

BEST DEAL ‑ Exterior painting and pressure washing. Decks and fences. Good prices ‑ Quality work! Call Steve, 597‑9054. See website ‑ www.Buff‑pro. com.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

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Construction Debris?

Garage clean out? Rent a 14 yard dump trailer,

delivered and picked up at your

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POLONCARZ, VOLUNTEERS CLEAN UP AT GREAT LAKES BEACH SWEEP

Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz was joined by Erie County Commissioner of Parks and Recreation Troy Schinzel, Commissioner of the Department of Envi-ronment and Planning Maria Whyte, volunteers from the Lake Shore Central School District, and other community members at Bennett Beach while participating in the 27th annual Great Lakes Beach Sweep. The event, part of an international coastal cleanup effort, increases public par-ticipation in addressing pollution problems while compil-ing data to better target pollution sources. “Protecting and preserving our natural resources, such as here at Bennett Beach, is something that all County res-idents can and should take part in,” said Poloncarz. “By lending a hand in this cleanup effort, we are reaffirming the value we place on these assets, as well as our com-mitment to their beautification and protection for future generations. I appreciate the efforts of all the volunteers working to clean up our area beaches and waterways, and thank them for their involvement.” The Great Lakes Beach Sweep serves a scientific sam-pling study as well as a cleanup effort. Volunteers scour area beaches for 2 hours, picking up debris and recording what they have collected. This data is then submitted to the American Littoral Society for evaluation to identify ways to reduce or prevent these types of pollution, which not only diminishes the beauty of our natural resources but poses a threat to wildlife. In 2011, 818 volunteers of all ages cleaned beaches from Woodlawn State Park to Westfield, NY. Statewide, a total of 6,638 volunteers cleaned over 260 miles of shoreline, removing 93,644 lbs. of debris in 24 counties. The American Littoral Society analyzes data submitted from participating sites and compiles the information into a list featuring the “Dirty Dozen”, the twelve most com-monly recorded types of pollution. In 2011, these includ-ed (in descending order): caps/lids (13% of total); food wrappers/containers (10% of total); cigarettes/cigarette filters (10% of total); plastic bags (8% of total); straws/stirrers (7% of total); plastic beverage bottles of 2 liters or less (7% of total); cups, plates, forks, spoons, knives (6% of total); rope (5% of total); beverage cans (5% of total); glass bottles (4% of total); balloons (2% of total); and cigar tips (2% of total). “The beaches have never been cleaner, but we are thrilled that we still have thousands of volunteers willing to come out,” said Sharen Trembath, Lake Erie Coordina-tor for the Great Lakes Beach Sweep. “I love the idea that over these 27 years of the program we have made a differ-ence by involving intergenerational volunteers – children, parents, grandparents – and that we have seen a difference in the reduction of certain items, like tires.” The Great Lakes Beach Sweep also helps to raise awareness about stormwater runoff and its impact on the environment. Much of the runoff found in area water-ways is actually the result of litter on the street, which enters waterways through storm sewers. The Erie County Department of Environment and Planning coordinates a regional effort to address stormwater runoff through the Western New York Stormwater Coalition. “It is important to realize that a significant amount of the pollution that finds its way to our beaches and wa-terways comes from land-based sources like street litter, which gets into storm sewers and finds its way to the wa-ter,” said Commissioner Maria Whyte. “While it is good to see all these volunteers here cleaning up beach debris, I would encourage all residents to please dispose of gar-bage and trash in appropriate receptacles, to clean up trash when you see it rather than let it blow around, and to be responsible for whatever waste they might produce.” Additional volunteer opportunities for cleanup along the region’s waterways are available by participating in Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper’s Fall Shoreline Sweep on Saturday, September 22, 2012. For more information, visit www.bnriverkeeper.org


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OBITUARIESKARL A. TROIDL

A Funeral Service was held at the Wentland Fu-neral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Holy Spirit Church, for Karl A. Troidl, of North Collins, who passed away on September 13, 2012 at the age of 81. He will al-ways be remembered for the love he shared with his family. Karl is survived by his loving wife, Patricia (Stephenson) and chil-dren, Karl, Robert (Deb) Troidl, Anna (Steven) Conklin and Patti Lipow-icz; brother, Joseph; sisters Anna Spicola, Eva Stark and Mary Ann Troidl; grandchildren Alexi, Reed, Joey, Kelsey, Kylie, Kris-ten, Kelly, Tyler, Nicole, Shari and Diana; and great grandson, Jeremy. He was predeceased by his broth-ers Anton and Franz. Karl was a Korean War veteran.

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DAVID HAWKINS A Mass of Christian Burial was held for David Hawkins, of Boston, NY, formerly of North Col-lins, for David Hawkins, who died on September 15, 2012 at the age of 58. He was the beloved hus-band of Kathleen (Brehm) Hawkins; loving father of David Jr. (Jessica) and Jil-lian Hawkins (Josh Kren-cik); grandfather of Jacob and Abigail; brother of Robert, Larry (Patricia), Cheryl Hawkins, Yvonne Martin, Phyllis (Rick) Kron and the late Penny Thomas; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Arrangements by the Wen-tland Funeral Home, North Collins. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Hospice Buffalo.

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WINNERS OF EDEN BICENTENNIAL GIANT TREE CONTEST

The Eden Bicentennial Giant Tree Contest was run by Bob Stievater and your Conservation Board! The winner was Carl Modica, with a giant Maple with a circumfer-ence of 206”. Pictured above is Carl Modica and Bob Stievater. Other winners were: Elizabeth Agle - Oak 169”; Joyce O’Gorman - Box Elder 160”; Mitchell Ziobro - Horse Chestnut 142”; Mr. & Mrs. Truman Stone - Locust 139.7”; Randy & Barbara Ferris - Willow 139”; Jamie Schwegler - Pine 129”; Benjamin Agle - Walnut 120”; Alan Henry - Tulip 113”; Diana Henry - Sycamore 103”.

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ERIE COUNTY CLERK URGES TEEN DRIVERS TO JOIN THE “IT CAN WAIT”

CAMPAIGNTAKE THE PLEDGE TO NEVER TEXT & DRIVE

Erie County Clerk Chris Jacobs is asking all motorists, especially young drivers to keep both hands on the wheel and to take part in AT&T’s “It Can Wait” movement on September 19th. “As County Clerk, I am responsible for the administration of local auto bureaus which issue all drivers’ licenses. I encourage all drivers to take the Safe Driving/No-Texting Pledge and then share it with their friends and family.” This pledge, which can be found at any of the Erie County Auto Bureaus or on-line at www.erie.gov/clerk, is signed by the parent and their teen driver, and states that while driving the teen will not send or receive text messages or use handheld electronic devices. It ensures that the teen understands that if he/she violates any of the rules, it may result in the loss of driving privileges which you reserve the right to deny. In a recent study by the National Safety Council, more than 100,000 crashes a year involve drivers who are tex-ting, causing life-changing injury and death; and accord-ing to Virginia Tech Transportation Institute Research, texting drivers are 23 times more likely to be in an ac-cident. County Clerk Jacobs is also encouraging all parents to sign and adhere to their own pledge. “A more disturbing fact, based on a survey conducted by AT&T Wireless, is that 77% of teens have seen their parents text and drive,” says Jacobs. “We need to continually educate the public that texting and driving is not only dangerous and has costly consequences, but it is against the law”. For additional information on the Erie County Clerk’s “Safe Driving/No-Texting Pledge”, please contact his of-fice at 716/858-7766 or by e-mail at [email protected].

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NATIONAL GRID TIPS TO HELP GEAR UP FOR EMERGENCIES

September is National Emergency Preparedness Month and as National Grid continues its own efforts to improve its emergency preparedness plans, the company wants to remind customers to also plan ahead and prepare for emergencies in advance. Taking action now, before an emergency strikes, will help customers efficiently and safely manage crises that can upset their daily routines. At National Grid, being prepared for emergencies is a priority. The company routinely reviews and enhances its emergency response plans and conducts drills and em-ployee training to reinforce employees' ability to contrib-ute during storms and participate in service restoration efforts. National Grid also continuously maintains and strengthens the reliability of its electric and gas system. Additionally, the company has in place a vegetation man-agement program that helps minimize tree-related power outages -- a leading cause of service interruptions – before storms hit. "We care about our customers and want to remind them that planning for emergencies is important so they know in advance what they need to do to take care of themselves, their families, and help others in their com-munities," said Ken Daly, president, National Grid New York. "The storms that impacted our region last year were severe. Our customer's preparedness was critical to Na-tional Grid's response and restoration efforts and helped our crews make considerable strides to get the lights back on. We know customers depend on our services, which is why we are continuously working hard to improve our preparedness. This year marks the fifth anniversary of National Preparedness Month and the perfect occasion to help customers think through how they too can plan ahead and be ready in the event of an emergency." National Grid offers the following tips to help custom-ers prepare for emergences: Build a supply kit. Whistle, flashlight, can opener. Al-though these sound like items on a scavenger hunt list, they are actually critical elements of an Emergency Sup-ply Toolkit. Hunting for them during an emergency is not the time to be putting one together. A fully-stocked toolkit and well thought out emergency plan could mean the difference between life and death. Emergency supply kits should include basic tools and survival items. For a complete list of recommended Emergency Supply Toolkit items, visit www.ready.gov. Plan for locations. Emergencies and disasters occur without warning which is why it's important to have a plan, as well as supplies, for the different locations you and your family may frequent. These locations include home, work, school, vehicles, places of worship, shop-ping areas and entertainment/sports locations like theaters and arenas. How will you get to a safe place? How will you contact one another? How will you get back together? These are all important things to consider when creating your plan. Plan for risks. Think about where you live and identify the hazards that have happened or could happen in your area. Residents living in the north or the mountains may need to plan more for snowstorms, but residents who live along the coast may be more affected by hurricanes. No matter where you live, make sure you plan accordingly. Know your community's plan. Find out from local government how they communicate with residents in an emergency. This could be in the form of radio/TV broad-casts, telephone, door to door notifications, or a commu-nity siren. Technology in emergencies. With the proliferation of smart phones, many people turn to apps and social media to learn about disasters, seek help in an emergency and to share information about themselves and others

during an emergency. The American Red Cross and the Federal Emergency Management Association both offer downloadable mobile apps for first aid, finding shelter and disaster assistance to help the general public. Visit www.redcross.org or www.FEMA.gov for more information or to download an app now.

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Evans Bank welcomes Eric M. Hepkins as Vice Presi-dent of Retail Customer Experience. Eric will be respon-sible for branch distribution strategy, including managing the overall customer experience and sales function for the 13 Evans Bank branches located throughout Western New York. Hepkins brings over 11 years of banking experience from HSBC and First Niagara, demonstrating success in a variety of positions across those organizations, includ-ing senior roles in technology, project delivery, and retail banking. Serving recently as Retail Banking Sales Man-ager with HSBC, Hepkins was directly responsible for the management and sales leadership of a bank branch net-work stretching from Western New York to Chicago, IL. “We are confident that, together with his progressive leadership and wealth of experience in the industry, Eric will be integral in further positioning Evans as the fi-nancial institution of choice for the Western New York community,” stated Robert G. Miller, Jr., Executive Vice President. “His background and experience managing the retail sector will complement our existing brand of deliv-ering exceptional customer service with each interaction.” Eric holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the State University of New York, College at Geneseo, and a Mas-ters of Business Administration from the University at Buffalo, School of Management. He resides in Buffalo and is an active member of Leadership Buffalo.

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