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Benton Volunteer Fire Department Annual Fundraising/ Consignment Auction 932 Route 14A • Penn Yan, New York 14527
CONSIGNMENTS & DONATIONS WANTED!!
The Benton Volunteer Fire Department is looking for consignments or donations of new and used items for their Annual Fundraising Auction, including: Farm Machinery, Lawn & Garden, Household Goods, Tools, Homemade Crafts, Toys, Baked Goods, or Anything Suitable for an Auction!
All consignments will be taken in Monday, September 23rd, through Wednesday, September 25th, from 9:00AM to 8:00PM.
PLEASE CALL WITH CONSIGNMENTS:
STEVE MARTIN 315-924-2504 IVAN HORNING JR 585-526-6100
Early consignments will be advertised online at www.dannauctioneers.com & www.horningauction.com as well as in local print publications. Call now so that we can advertise your items! Photos can be emailed to dannauctioneers@gmail.com
ONLINE BIDDING ON PROXIBID.COM WILL BE AVAILABLE ON SELECT EQUIPMENT!
EARLY CONSIGNMENTS:
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“KATE” BUCKLEY KAY E. “KATE” BUCKLEY
BATH, NY: Kay E. “Kate” Buckley, age 69, passed away Monday, September 9, 2024 at home after a long illness.
Born in Bath on August 8, 1955, she was a daughter of the late Richard and Barbara (Ivison) Ellis. Besides her parents, she was also predeceased by her son, Justin “Bubba” Buckley and her in-laws, Herbert and Carolyn Buckley. A graduate of Haverling Central School in Bath, Kate also attended Corning Community College.
She was employed by the former Phillips Lighting in Bath; also owned and operated a graphic design and retail store in Hammondsport and retired as a secretary for the Steuben County Sheriff’s Department. Kate was a member of the Hammondsport Legion and the Hammondsport Fire Department Auxiliary. She especially enjoyed spending time drawing and painting.
She is lovingly survived by her husband, David; son, Nathan Buckley; a daughter-in-law, Crystal Buckley (Stephanie Rinker); five grandchildren, Amelia Jane, Ethan, Miles, Eli and Jacqueline; siblings, Andrea Morse, Jim (Karen) Ellis, Jacqueline Ellis, John (Elizabeth) Ellis and Michael (Tracey) Ellis; as well as several nieces and nephews.
A Celebration of Life will take place beginning at 1:00PM on Saturday, September 28, 2024 at the Hammondsport Fire Department.
In lieu of flowers, those wishing may contribute to Communityfund.org for the Justin Buckley Citizenship Award.
The Bishop & DeSanto Funeral Home, 35 Main Street, Hammondsport, New York is honored to assist Kate’s family with the arrangements. Online condolences or remembrances of Kate are welcome at www.bishopdesanto.com or on the Facebook page of Bishop-Johnson & DeSanto Funeral Home.
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Sunprints: Check out the craft store for a special lightsensitive solution that can be painted onto thick craft paper. Set various natural items on top (such as fern boughs, shells, feathers, and more) and let the sun do its work. You’ll ultimately be left with some beautiful silhouettes.
The sixth grade seemed to please him from the beginning: he went through a brief Egyptian Period that baffled me — he tried to walk flat a great deal, sticking one arm in front of him and one in back of him, putting one foot behind the other. He declared Egyptians walked that way; I saidif theydidIdidn’tseehow they got anything done, but Jem said they accomplished more than the Americans ever did, they invented toilet paper and perpetual embalming, and asked where would we be today if they hadn’t? Atticus toldmetodeletetheadjectives andI’dhavethefacts.
Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird, 1960
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Tonometry measurement: Glaucoma occurs when intraocular pressure is high. Some eye doctors will conduct tests to determine the pressure. One way is with a non-contact tonometry test, which is a puff of air squirted at each eye. With applanation tonometry, the doctor first administers a mild numbing agent to the eye, and then uses a pressure-sensitive instrument to gently tap on the surface of the eye to get a pressure reading. A rebound tonometry test requires a handheld device that makes brief contact to the eye and doesn’t require local anesthesia.
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DO wear the team jersey. Of course you’ll want to wear the jersey or team colors to express your fandom. It also identifies you as friend (not a foe) to other fans.
DON’T expect a saved spot at the stadium. Tailgating typically is a first-come, first-served process in the parking lot. Unlike your tickets that promise a specific section and seat, if you want prime tailgating real estate, plan to arrive early.
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TERRY D. WILKINS TERRY D. WILKINS
COHOCTON, NY: Terry D. Wilkins, 81 years of age, passed away early Saturday morning, September 7, 2024 at the Vincent House in Wayland. Terry was born January 24, 1943 in Hornell, the son of Max and Donna (Lander) Wilkins. He grew up in Hornell and graduated from Hornell High School.
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PAMELA “PAM” JEAN KRISE
NY: Pamela “Pam” Jean Krise, age 72, of Addison, passed away on Friday evening, September 6, 2024 at UPMC Wellsboro in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania. Born in Wellsboro on October 6, 1951, Pam was the daughter of the late Edwin M. and Marian L. Owlett Mills. She was a 1969 graduate of Haverling High School in Bath. She was affectionately known as Nana by family and friends.
Pam had a career with the Bath VA Medical Center of over 28 years where she was employed as an admissions clerk at the VA Hospital. She also held that position in a part time capacity several times over the years. Pam was an energetic, hard working woman who was a huge part of the area racing community. She was a talented seamstress and she had a great love and gift for quilting and crafts. Pam enjoyed time with her sewing group as well as being an avid reader. She had been a league bowler in the Bath Bowling League.
Pam enjoyed times spent with her family and friends, be it traveling, family gatherings, racing events or as a volunteer in various community groups. She was an election worker for the Town of Rathbone and also volunteered for the Rathbone food pantry program. She had been a census worker and was a member of the Lions Club and the Savona Rod & Gun Club.
Pam was a talented singer and loved to share her amazing voice. She loved a game of cards and often carried a ruler at the ready to use on anyone she felt needed a little discipline. Pam had a wonderful sense of humor.
Pam is survived by her husband, Stanley Krise who she married on October 28, 2000 in Kanona; her children, Tammy L. Mills of Friendship, NY and Richard C. (Lindsay) Loucks III of Painted Post; her step daughter, Shannon (Larry) Murray of Hornell; her grandchildren, Christopher Mills-Pangburn, Cody (Margret) Pangburn, Rikkel Loucks, Richard Loucks, Ryann (Curtis) Kirkum and Sawyer Lyon; her great grandchildren, Bentley Kirkum, Mercedes Kirkum, Harper Loucks, Kolby Mills and Abiageal Pangburn; her siblings, Dennis (Nancy) Mills, Martin (Diane) Mills, Kathie Evans, Edwin (Cathy) Mills, Judy Thompson and Sheila (Bob) Nowak; along with many nieces, nephews, cousins and dear friends.
Pam was preceded in death by her father, Edwin Mills in 2012; her mother, Marian Mills in 2002; and brothers-in-law, Edward Evans and Bob Thompson
1607 Main Street • Woodhull, NY
Terry’s first love in life was farming. His life as a young boy was spent on his grandfather’s farm in Cohocton. He later purchased it and spent the rest of his life there. He especially liked his cows, all of which were named and he was very knowledgeable about them. He loved all the animals on the farm that came along as well. When he opened the door in the morning they would just show up. Terry’s love for farming was evident as the years progressed and he couldn’t farm the way he wanted, a part of him let go as well.
Terry and Linda Plowe were married August 1, 2009, however they were a loving couple many many years before that. They have been together over 30 years living and loving their way through life. He had a kind and caring way about him and he always was willing to help anybody at any time. Terry also enjoyed flea markets, yard sales, tractor shows and tractor pulls, county fairs, casinos and who can forget his favorite song ‘Lucille,’ a song by Kenny Rogers and of course sung by Terry Wilkins.
While not farming, Terry’s second career was with Pirrung Auctioneers. He was an integral ingredient in the making of successful auctions during his nearly 40 years as an Associate of Pirrung Auctioneers. Terry served Pirrung clients as a very capable appraiser, sales manager and clerk be it cattle, machinery, real estate, antiques or tools. His experience, knowledge and wisdom were spread over the years to various recipients. During his tenure with Pirrung he maintained a New York Real Estate License through Thomas P. Wamp. Terry Wilkins and Jim Pirrung covered thousands of miles together conducting auctions from western Ohio, throughout New Jersey and Rhode Island and North Carolina. Terry often mentioned that ‘we never had a bad meal on the road!’ In the spring of 1977 he hosted what would become the first of 30 consignment farm auctions including two dairy herds at his farm along State Route 371 between Cohocton and North Cohocton. These local historical events are still remembered by many. Terry was pre-deceased by his parents, Max and Donna Wilkins. He is survived by his loving wife, Linda Wilkins of Cohocton; his children, Elizabeth Wilkins of AK, John (Tracey) Wilkins of CT and Douglas (Sue) Wilkins of Cohocton; his grandchildren; Hannah (Conrad) Dolholf and Miles Wilkins; his step children, Sharyl (James) Pirrung of Wayland and Karen (Basil) Williams of Syracuse; his step grandchildren, Lindsay (Chris) Miles and Allyson (Michael) Kuhn; and his great-grandchildren; Carter and Carlea Kuhn.
Terry’s family and friends were invited to call Sunday September 15th, 2024 from 2:00PM to 5:00PM. Terry’s funeral service was held Monday morning September 16th, 2024 at the funeral home. Interment took place immediately following at Clearview Cemetery in North Cohocton.
Contributions in memory of Terry D. Wilkins may be made to the Vincent House, 310 Second Avenue, Wayland, New York 14572 or to the Hatch Hose Fire Company, 30 University Avenue, Atlanta, New York 14808.
Please visit http://www.stgeorgefuneralhome.com for online condolences
St. George-Forsythe Funeral Home
109 West Naples Street • Wayland, NY
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Russell R. Calkins R.
HAMMONDSPORT, NY: Russell R. Calkins, age 70, passed away on Sunday September 8, 2024 at the Hildebrandt Hospice Care Center in Rochester, NY. surrounded by his loving family.
Calling hours were held on Friday September 13, 2024 from 11:00AM to 1:00PM at the Bond-Davis Funeral Home of Bath where his funeral service were held at the conclusion of calling at 1:00PM. His burial followed at Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
A Celebration of life and Benefit for Russell will be held on Saturday September 21, 2024 from 2:00PM to 5:00PM at the Hammondsport Fire Department. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Hammondsport Fire Department.
To read the full obituary and leave your own personal remembrance or condolence you may visit the Facebook page of Bond-Davis Funeral Home of Bath, New York.
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SUSAN D. BATES SUSAN D. BATES
BATH, NY: Susan D. Bates, age 83, passed away on Friday September 6, 2024 at her home surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Buffalo, NY on November 19, 1940 the daughter of the late James Dixon and Juanita Carey Dixon.
She lived in Bath, NY most of her life. She graduated from Haverling High School. Susan was the Owner and Operator of Second Chance Treasures. She also worked for many years at the Bath VA as a Podiatry Assistant.
She loved her dog Molly. She enjoyed riding her scooter with her best friend Amy and enjoyed gardening.
She was predeceased by her parents and two brothers, Skip and Jimmy.
Susan is survived by her sister, Jackie Totten; her children, Todd (Michele) Bennett, Teri (Howard) Potter, Mark (Debbie) Bennett and Jenifer (Graham) Miller; 14 grandchildren, Amber, Ashley, Dylan, Kaili, Kristal, Kelsi, Izaiah, Trey, Mark, Mary, Broc, Matthew, Abigail and Gabriel; and many great grandchildren.
Per her request there will be no calling hours or service. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made in Susan’s name to St. Jude 262 Danny Thomas Place Memphis TN 38105 or the Ronald McDonald House 333 Westmoreland Drive Rochester, New York 14620. To leave your own personal remembrance or condolence you may visit the Facebook page of Bond-Davis Funeral Home of Bath.
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TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH
By Keith Roach, M.D.
Fosamax Is an Appropriate, Albeit Powerful Medicine for
Osteopenia
DEAR DR. ROACH: I’m a 65-year-old, overweight white woman. I recently had a DEXA scan, and based on the results, my general physician prescribed Fosamax for osteopenia.
The first dose created a horrible reaction two days after ingestion, with severe pain in both of my arms, my neck, and my legs. I was in absolute agony for two days, then it cleared up.
With the next dose a week later, I hesitated, but still decided to take it. Two days later, the reaction hit me again, only worse. I could barely walk, and my energy was so low. I spent four days in bed, except to cry when heading to the bathroom. I had not taken my Lasix prescription for those four days, as I could barely make it to the bathroom. I contacted my doctor, and she discontinued Fosamax. She’s referring me to a rheumatologist. I read that this drug has all my symptoms, plus more, listed under the severe reaction warning. I will not take it again. Also, a friend told me that this drug is not effective for osteoporosis after more than 20 years of drug tests, and I should not have been prescribed this drug, since I have osteopenia, not osteoporosis. Your thoughts? -- C.W.
ANSWER: Although aspirin is better than nothing, Alendronate (Fosamax) is in the class of drugs called bisphosphonates. These are powerful drugs that should not be prescribed lightly. They do have the potential for severe side effects. Severe musculoskeletal pain can occur days or months (sometimes years) after starting the medicine. The Food and Drug Administration has advised prescribers to discuss this possibility with their patients so that the drug can be stopped immediately if it occurs. There are other options available if the person really needs treatment. Your friend is half right. Powerful drugs like Fosamax are usually not indicated in people who have low bone mass (osteopenia) without osteoporosis. However, a history of a fragility fracture (breaking a bone from minor trauma that isn’t expected to cause a fracture) can make the diagnosis of osteoporosis, even if the bone density isn’t in the usual osteoporotic range. A person can have a high risk of fractures for other reasons, and a clinical tool called the FRAX score helps clinicians identify those who might benefit from treatment.
But your friend is also half wrong. When used appropriately, Fosamax and other bisphosphonate drugs are effective at reducing the risk of fractures. A vertebral body fracture can cause years of pain and be avoided easily, while a hip fracture can be devastating. So, there are very good reasons to prescribe these medicines. Finally, let me warn readers against complacence in treatment with these drugs. They may be appropriately prescribed for a high-risk person, but most people should not stay on this drug forever. Follow-up DEXA scans should guide therapy, and after three to five years, a conscious decision should be made whether to continue therapy.
Readers who have been on these drugs for more than five years and haven’t had careful follow-ups on their results should ask their doctors whether they still need to be taking them.***
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DOORS OPEN FOR PREVIEW AT 2:00PM ON SEPTEMBER 20TH. FOR MORE INFO AND PHOTOS GO TO: AUCTIONZIP.COM ID# 51220. AUCTIONEER’S NOTES: More nice clean household and lawn and garden up for auction! Come check it out! All buyers subject to standard terms and conditions. All pistol buyers subject to New York State pistol owner laws. All pistols and ammo checks to be conducted by All Outdoors in Wayne, New York.
CONSIGNORS: THOMPSON, FELICE, AND OTHERS
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REAL ESTATE: Two story home, 3 bedrooms, 1 ½ baths, one car attached garage with workshop area, Woodmode Oak kitchen, gas forced air heat, public water and sewer, all appliances included, vinyl siding, paved drive, nice side and back yard, open covered front porch. PROPERTY SELLING AT 12:00 NOON (ABSOLUTE SALE) NO BUYERS PREMIUM Contact Steve at 570-724-1994 for a private showing. Terms of real estate: 10% down day of sale with bank letter confirming funds, closing ASAP at Six West Settlement. CONTENTS: STARTING AT 10:00: Husqvarna YTH 18542 lawn tractor, 10” Grizzly table saw, Toro 926 snow blower, PRR and New York Central Lanterns, push mower, hand & power tools, portable compressor, pipe clamps, work bench, RCBS dies, 8” wet grinder, upright freezer, Edison cylinder record player, 2 gallon blue decorated jug, Woolrich hunting outfit, WWII Navy Hammock, Weaver knives, Oak wall phone and much more.
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* When preparing outdoor furniture for winter storage, it’s important to give it a nice cleaning. If you have a truck, why not load it up and bring it to the local self-serve car wash? e specialized brushes make it easy to clean right there in the back of the vehicle, and a pressure rinse gets soap and dirt from all the nooks and crannies.
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Already Consigned: Line of farm equipment from Columbia Cross Roads - NH 273 square baler with 54A belt thrower, MF 33 grain drill - Excellent shape. White 543 4R corn planter, NH 256 & 56 hay rakes, Case IH 8420 R/B, NH 489 & 467 haybines, Ford 2R corn planter, 3pth. fertilizer spreader, 3pth. bale spear, (2) hay elevators, NI 323 corn picker, Oliver disc, (3) gravity wagons, hay wagons, 3btm. trailer plow, 3pth. cultivator. Farmall C & Ford 8N with Sherman Hi/Lo - both super nice, from collector that is downsizing. Trailer load of tools. 6’ Texaco double sided sign. 2’ Kendall doubled sided sign. Gehl 1060 chopper with grass head & 2R 3038 corn head. John Deere 6620 Combine with corn and grain heads. IH 706 Diesel with 2350 loader, 540/1000pto, 2,333 hrs. AC 7030, 1000pto, 1,395hrs? Doyle SS fertilizer spreader, tandem axle, hyd. drive - Nice! IH Fleetstar 2070A Diesel tender truck. Trailer type hyd. dump cart - nice shape.
Accepting Consignments of: Tractors, Farm Equipment, Construction Equipment, Vehicles and Trailers with titles, ATV’s, Lawn Equipment, Tools, Produce, Building Materials, and Small Livestock. No Tires, Windows, Junk, Or Household Items. Auctioneers Have Right To Turn Away Any Items. Not Responsible For “NO SHOWS”
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Attention Residents of the Town of Urbana/Hammondsport
Dogs older than six months must be registered with the Town of Urbana at 8014 Pleasant Valley Road Bath, NY 14810
Part-time residents who are here for over 30 days are also required to license their dogs. Please provide a rabies certificate and proof of neutering/spaying. e fee is $10.00 for neutered/spayed dogs and $20.00 for those not neutered/spayed.
ADVERTISING: Paper advertising deadline will be September 11th Facebook, Website and AuctionZip will be available for advertising until September 25th.
under the buyer number sign up tab, and you can pick it up day of sale in the office.
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ATTACHMENTS:
Keyless start, 2020 Bobcat S450 Skid steer 2550 Hrs OROPS hand and foot controls Aux Hydraulic new tires, 2017 Kubota SSV-65 Skid steer 1900hrs EROPS, heat/AC hand and foot controls Aux Hydraulic 2 speed power quick attach and new tires, (2) New MIVA mini excavators with cab, New AGT QH13r mini excavator, New AGT QH12r mini excavator, Ford 8N Tractor 540 PTO works and runs with new rubber IMPLEMENT ATTACHMENTS: 10 foot Drags good condition, pull behind garden drags, Ford 4 bottom plow like new bottoms all new hydraulic hose, KNIGHT 8014 Pro Twin side slinger spreader good condition, Meyer 2636 V-Force spreader 540 PTO new beater bearings, JD 15A flail chopper works as should needs belt, new idea 325 2 row high tire corn picker works and runs like it should
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Pouland walk behind snow blower, (2) aluminum pipes, snow removal tool, welder, Harvestore Roller Mill oat crimper, Ferris walk behind lawn mower 48” deck with composter and motor, DeWalt 4400 PSI pressure washer, PTO generator 27000 watt works good, 3pt 8foot 6-way heavy duty back blade, KEW Scorpion power washer, Like New MS Pulverisateur MS 3 PTH boom/ hand sprayer, GEH 3PTH 8’ 6way heavy duty back blade, new DeWalt walk behind mower, new Murray walk behind mower 22” cut, new DeWalt power washer 4400 PSI, 6’ tarter 3pth brushhog, 250 gal gas tank with hand pump, JD D105 auto lawnmower good condition all new parts BIG EQUIPMENT:
6x12 Ownes heavy duty tilt deck trailer 72000lb GVW axels with title, 37ft Unverferth McCurdy hay elevator with electric motor, 1060 GEHL Automax 2 row corn chopper, pull behind disc, 2008 Chevy 2500 gas with plow and brackets/good title showing 120000 miles, 2012 Corn Pro 16’ steel trailer needs brakes good title
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One horse 2-wheel horse cart, Richie fountain cattle water, international 2 cob corn sheller, 1 cob corn sheller, 3 fuel tanks, Brinks Home key/combo safe, Master MH-135T kerosene, RAM-X 17’ Coleman canoe, 2 youth kayaks, EZ keeper 4 swing w/ Rockwall and slide playset, Fortiflex
POW/MIA Recognition Day is commemorated on the third Friday of every September, a date that’s not associated with any particular war. In 1979, Congress and the president passed resolutions making it official after the families of the more than 2,500 Vietnam War POW/MIAs pushed for full accountability.
During the first POW/MIA Recognition Day commemoration, a ceremony was held at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., while the 1st Tactical Squadron from Langley Air Force Base in Virginia flew the missing man formation. Ceremonies since then have been held at the Pentagon, and many smaller observances have cropped up across the nation. The point of POW/MIA Recognition Day is to ensure that American remembers to stand behind those who serve and to make sure we do everything we can to account for those who have never returned.
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The Town of Campbell is hiring a part time laborer position for snow removal and mowing. Fall/Winter months include shoveling and salting the town hall location at 8529 Main Street before the hours of operation of 7:30AM. Spring/Summer/Fall months include mowing/trimming/weeding the town hall, five cemeteries and the Wood Bridge lot. Must show proof of current clean driving abstract, be 18 years of age or older and available at any time for snow removal and mowing according to weather conditions. Hourly rate negotiable with experience. Please submit a letter of interest by September 22, 2024 in person, via drop box at Main
