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osh Murphy, who was born and raised in Sullivan County, started the Murph Toy Drive in Manhattan, where it’s been held for the first three years of its existence. This year Murphy wanted to bring the drive home. “We are looking to make a difference in these kids’ lives, and make what may not have been a great Christmas, an amazing one,” Murphy said. “If we can change one kid’s life for the better, it’s all worth it.” This year’s drive benefits the Boys & Girls Clubs of Town of Wallkill (BGCW), which serves Northern Orange and Sullivan Counties. Murphy and Alexis Eggleton, former executive director for the BGC-W, have known each other for 20 years, and she has helped with the Murph Toy Drive from the beginning. “If it wasn’t for her, it [the toy drive] wouldn’t have come to fruition,” Mur-

phy said of Eggleton, who is now the Major Gift Officer at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx. “No one has a bigger heart in the world than Josh Murphy,” Eggleton said. “To take a group of people who want to make kids’ holiday morning special, no one does it better than Josh. He rallies everyone we know to do this and it impacts hundreds of families.” Care to help in the effort and have a good time? An event to benefit the Fourth Annual Murph Toy Drive will take place at the Villa Roma on December 17 from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. There will be a $35 open bar, including food, from 8-11 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by DJ Joey C., and the Villa Roma will offer a $99 special room rate. It is mandatory to bring an unwrapped toy, but there will also be a station to purchase toys at the venue in case people forget to bring

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These are just a few of the toys which were collected at last year’s Murph Toy Drive.

one. Purchasing tickets in advance at give.bgcorange.org/f/toys2016 is the only way to get entered into raffles at the event. You can also drop off toys for the

Murph Toy Drive at the Welsh Cabin Restaurant in Youngsville. Toys will go to the BCG-W’s Giving Tree program. CONTINUED ON PAGE 5G

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Applications for members and nonmembers to become a toy recipient can be found at www.bgcorange.org/the-giving-tree-application-has-arrived/, as well as on their Facebook page and at their office on 60 Creamery Road in Circleville.

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“The biggest thing for me is the amount of support we get from the community. It’s been overwhelming,” Program Director at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Town of Wallkill, Inc Shane Merone said. The Giving Tree also has 25 drops at local businesses, where toys can be left.

From the left: Josh Murphy, Alexis Eggleton and Michael Romero of Carraghers Pub in Manhattan, which hosted last year’s toy drive.

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Thompson Education Center Sponsored “Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting and Awards Dinnerâ€? and “Sullivan County Visitor Association Annual Meetingâ€? On Thursday, November 17th 2016, Thompson Education Center sponsored and attended the Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner. The dinner was held at Eagles Nest located in Bloomingburg, New York. Cathy Paty, President/CEO of the chamber hosted the event. Ms. Paty welcomed the chamber members and reviewed this past year. She discussed the success of its members -- businesses are developing throughout the Catskills and existing businesses are thriving. Tourism is higher than previous years and spending has increased as well. Thompson Education Center is one of the new projects. Ms. Paty also discussed and promoted “Shop Small, Shop Local,â€? a program which encourages the community to make holiday purchases at local businesses. There were many JLYHDZD\V IURP WKH EXVLQHVVHV DQG UDྡHV ,W ZDV D VXFFHVVIXO HYHQW DQG HYHU\RQH KDG D wonderful time. Thompson Education Center and China City of America look forward to continue to support the chamber, community businesses and residents and looks forward to a successful 2017! On Thursday, December 1st 2016, Thompson Education Center sponsored and attended the Sullivan County Visitor Association Annual Meeting. The dinner was held at Mr. Willy’s Restaurant located in Monticello, New York. Roberta Lockwood President/CEO of SCVA hosted the event. She welcomed the attendances and special guests and reviewed this past year. “We have many tremendous opportunities ahead in our Sullivan Catskills and look forward to sharing our 2016 review as well as a look to our 2017 plans to grow our tourism economy.â€? And she especially thanked Thompson Education Center for being the Golden Sponsor and a very supporting Community Member. Thompson Education Center is a project that plans to create a high-end education community. ,W LV ORFDWHG LQ 6XOOLYDQ &RXQW\ 7RZQ RI 7KRPSVRQ FRYHULQJ DFUHV The initial development of the Thompson Education Center would work with accredited colleges to develop a new high-end and modern comprehensive Education community in 6XOOLYDQ &RXQW\ ,W ZLOO LQFOXGH D %XVLQHVV 6FKRRO D VFKRRO RI )LOP $UWV Nurse/Medical Training, Culinary Training, High School Equivalent Diploma, Executive and Vocational Training program as well as related ancillary facilities. After completion, the project will include classroom buildings, student dormitory apartments, student group housing XQLWV D UHFUHDWLRQDO FHQWHU ,Q DGGLWLRQ WKHUH ZLOO EH D IDFXOW\ KRXVLQJ D FROOHJH ,QQ D college library, museums, an art center, a student conference center and an indoor/outdoor recreational facility including play grounds and a stadium. Currently, Thompson Education Center has entered into agreements and signed letter of interests with high schools, colleges, education institutions and systems both in U.S. and China, each of them will provide a great number of students to Thompson Education Center. Also, TEC has already been working with several U.S. accredited colleges on Undergraduate Programs and ESL Programs. TEC will bring economic growth to the local community. Numerous construction professional ÂżUPV KDYH EHHQ UHWDLQHG IRU WKH SURMHFW VXFK DV DUFKLWHFWV HQJLQHHUV ODQG XVH ODZ\HUV ORFDO contractors. An increasing number of jobs will be created throughout the entire project, such as real estate agents, professors, instructors, librarian, cleaning, and maintenance workers amongst many others. Thompson Education Center is proud to be a community member and willing to support and to help our community and children. Together we can build a better, stronger and healthier community.

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Drama & comedy for the holidays Great theatre is always a welcome gift. And there’s plenty of great theatre in our community.

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Forestburgh Playhouse Check out Forestburgh Playhouse’s (FBPH) 2017 Summer Season that kicks off with Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery from June 13-18, followed by Funny Girl playing June 20 July 2, Disney’s The Little Mermaid is on July 4 - 16, Newsies! goes from July 18-30, Bye, Bye Birdie from August 113, Crazy for You, A New Gershwin Musical! plays August 15-27, and closing out the season is The Graduate from August 29 – September 3. Plus, there’s Madagascar: A Musical Adventure for the kids, running all season long, where the kids get to meet the cast after the show for pictures and autographs.

Julia Register, James Taylor Odom and Wayne Pyle perform in Shadowland’s holiday show.

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now. You give the gift, they pick the show! Get yours today at www.fbplayhouse.org or call 845-794-2005.

Shadowland Theatre There’s still time to catch Shadowland’s second annual holiday show, “Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some), a hilarious conglomeration of, well, we’ll let Shadowland explain it: “Instead of performing Charles Dickens’ beloved holiday classic for the umpteenth time, three actors decide to perform every Christmas story ever told — plus Christmas traditions from around the world, including Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, seasonal icons from ancient times to topical pop-culture, and every carol ever sung. A madcap romp through the holiday season!” It’s playing now through December 18. So take a break from that holiday shopping and pop into Shadowland Theatre at 157 Canal Street in Ellenville. Bring a friend, and while you’re there ask about gift certificates for their 2017 season. For more information call 845-647-5511.

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All aboard for the return of Trains on Main to Livingston Manor

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features handmade model trains on view in windows up and down Main Street. To kick off our favorite local tradition, a special Grand Opening party will be held for you to see the miniature trains up close, talk to the model builders, and listen to live music! Trains on Main will be on display at the CAS Arts Center, Morgan Outdoors, and other businesses around Livingston Manor throughout December. Visitors can enjoy the show up close or looking in the windows (even when the store is closed) to experience the magical nostalgia of the season. Also on December 10, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., CAS will host a holiday card-making workshop for children. Participants are welcome to drop in anytime. This workshop is free under the CAS Kids! program. At 2 p.m., kids can visit with Santa Claus, and at 3 p.m., musicians and singers from the Livingston Manor Central School will perform in the galleries for a free public concert. Looking ahead to December 17 CAS will host a train-themed ornament-making workshop for children from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Participants are welcome to drop in anytime. This workshop is also free under the CAS Kids! program. Then on Sunday, December 18 at 2 p.m., Sullivan County Historian John Conway will present “500 Hotels: Sullivan County's Golden Age (1940 - 1965)� at Morgan Outdoors, 46 Main Street, as part of the Holiday Festivities in Livingston Manor, NY. To reserve a seat, call Morgan Outdoors at 845-439-5507. Also on display at Morgan Outdoors is a pop-up exhibit titled "Trains, Travels, and Trails" that features several O&W Railway maps and photos from the Livingston Manor area as well as the sections of the O&W that have been transformed into public trails. Gallery hours at the CAS Arts Center are Thursdays – Saturdays 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Sundays 11 a.m.-3 p.m., and Mondays 11 a.m.-6 p.m. The CAS Arts Center is wheelchair accessible. CAS will be closed on December 25 for Christmas Day and will remain open through December 31.

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Enjoy the sweetness of the holidays with Bethel Market Cafe STORY AND PHOTOS BY MARGARET BRUETSCH

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Brownie, and Cheesecake, alongside various cookies, coffee cakes, layered cakes, tarts and breads. The Bethel Market Café also offers knick-knacks like teacups, books, signs and other décor for sale at the store as well as Fire Mt. Kitchen all natural spreads and preserves. The Bethel Market Café is open Monday, Thursday, Friday from 6:30 a.m. – 3 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 7:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. and can be contacted at 845-583-3130.

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Crown Jewelers has the gift for you! The right gift is at your fingertips this holiday season at Crown Jewelers, located at 22 Thompson Square Mall in Monticello. They have engagement rings, necklaces, watches, sports charms, name plates (which they can make for you at the shop) and much more. They can do special engravings, laser engravings, and can also replace most watch bands and batteries. Plus they do all repairs in house! Crown Jewelers is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and they will be open Sundays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for two weeks before Christmas. If you can’t find what you’re looking for at their Monticello location, visit their other store, Goldland Jewelers at Orange Plaza, 470 NY-211 in Middletown. Any questions? Call 845-794-0039.

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he Sullivan County Federation for the Homeless will be hosting its annual Christmas Eve Dinner on Saturday, December 24 at their 9 Monticello Street location in Monticello. There will be two seatings: 3-4 p.m. and 4:30 5:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome, but seats must be reserved in advance. Continuing his longstanding dedication and commitment to the Federation, Bill Sipos and his staff at Mr. Willy’s will once again be assisting in the

preparation and service of this bountiful holiday feast. Santa Claus will also be on hand with a gift for kids under 12 and a free picture keepsake. The Sullivan County Federation for the Homeless is committed to developing individualized and community wide plans for disadvantaged people to break the cycles of poverty that cause homelessness and hunger. For more information on the dinner and to reserve your seat, please come in to the Federation or call Esther at 845-794-2604.

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Help make the holiday season bright for needy children. The Town of Wallkill Boys & Girls Clubs is proud to support The Giving Tree, a project to put clothing and gifts in the hands of children in need across Northern Orange & Sullivan Counties.

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November 14 through December 9, donors can sign up at any of our Giving Tree locations, take an ornament and return a gift for the child listed on their ornament. From December 12-21, we will collect, wrap the gifts and distribute them to Club kids and other children in need in our Counties.

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f you’re thinking about giving a pet as a present this holiday season, the Sullivan County SPCA asks you to reconsider. “It’s a living, breathing animal. It’s not a gift – it’s a lifetime commitment,” explains SPCA Manager Debbie Dittert. That cute little puppy, no matter how adorable, isn’t to be thrust upon an unsuspecting relative or friend. “It’s a family decision, and not one that should be made lightly,” Debbie says. “You don’t put a bow on a dog and stick it under the tree.” If that sounds harsh to you, consider that the SPCA gets at least three to four dogs and cats every Christmas season from people who either didn’t really want them or didn’t realize what they were getting into. Maybe someone had an allergy to that particular pet’s dander. Maybe

the mixture of kids and animals was too intense. Maybe the gift’s recipient was just as unprepared for the “surprise” as the gift itself. Maybe family and pet simply didn’t get along. So the SPCA ends up finding these dogs and cats at their door. And while they gladly take otherwise-unwanted animals, those “returns” add to the instability and anxiety of an innocent and sensitive creature. Debbie is adamant: it’s never a good idea to gift a pet, period. And she won’t approve any adoptions from the SPCA that are intended as such. “They [families] have to come here with their kids,” she says of applicants. “I insist on that.” That’s so animals and their familiesto-be get to know one another – and more importantly, that Debbie and her staff get to know the families to whom these lives will be entrusted.

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Sullivan County SPCA Manager Debbie Dittert cuddles with Josh, a cute and friendly fivemonth-old kitten born at the SPCA’s Rock Hill shelter. Thirty other kittens also await homes.

Then swing by the SPCA’s facility at 104 Rock Hill Drive in Rock Hill. Hours are typically noon to 4 p.m. seven days a week, though you should call ahead (845-796-3120) to confirm. Help out the SPCA Not interested or ready for a pet? How about helping the SPCA in its mission to care for the most vulnerable creatures in our community? The hardworking staff could most use some volunteers to help with chores. Also of need are Purina-branded puppy, kitten, dog and cat food, plus inexpensive, non-clumping cat litter. Of course, monetary donations are always welcome and can be made through PayPal on the website or by mailing a check to the SPCA at 104 Rock Hill Drive, Rock Hill, NY 12775. Santa wants to meet them, too! One of the most fun things the SPCA does every year is invite people to bring their pets to meet Santa Claus. Have you and your beloved companion’s photo taken with jolly ‘ol St. Nick at the Rock Hill Firehouse on December 11 between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.! The $15-per-photo price goes directly to the services the SPCA provides.

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“It’s not a split-second decision,” she notes. Should you and your loved ones prove willing and able, however, the SPCA is eager to make your pet dreams a reality, sometimes in as little as a day or two. “I often adopt out two puppies at a time, usually siblings,” Debbie explains. This is a privately operated, no-kill shelter that depends on community donations and support. She’s not looking to deny anyone unwarrantedly – but she wants the match to be right and to be well-thought-out. “It costs $800 a year to take care of a dog,” she points out. An in-person visit to the shelter is thus required, and all cats and dogs must be spayed/neutered before they’re adopted out. But if you want a pet that’s right for you and your loved ones – someone who will become a cherished part of your family for many years – there’s no other way to go about it. And Debbie and crew really will be happy to assist! Visit sullivanspca.org or on Facebook for pictures of puppies, kittens, dogs and cats, plus info about the adoption process.

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Country Dawn: Country Dawn (801 Main Street) offers a mix of home decor, antiques, gifts, and for a short time, holiday decorations. A great place to stop in for the holidays with 20% storewide savings throughout the store and some 50% off items (including furniture) as well. Open 10 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday and noon to 5 pm on Sunday. 570253-4549, www.countrydawn.com

Fins & Feathers: If you have animal lovers on your gift list, add Fins & Feathers Inc. to your shopping trips. This premier pet shop (22 Willow Avenue) offers supplies for birds, reptiles, fish and other small animals. The store was opened in 1995 by Brian Batten, and his passion for animals is apparent upon walking

through the door. His friendly demeanor easily invites you back for all your pet supply needs. The shop has grown from one storefront in a multi-unit building to occupying the entire building. Fins & Feathers has handraised parrots, other small birds, snakes, turtles, rabbits, hermit crabs, a large variety of freshwater fish and more. Just remember to do plenty of research and take into mind all circumstances of the potential owner if you’re considering gifting a pet for the holidays. Monday through Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 570-2533132, www.finsandfeatherspa.com Honesdale Greenhouse: Everyone can benefit from having plants around and Honesdale Greenhouse Flower CONTINUED ON PAGE 22G

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(903 Main Street) has a variety of clothing, shoes, purses, and more for fashionistas of all ages. If helping others brings you joy, there is a fair trade corner featuring jewelry and decoration crafted in Africa, Cambodia, and India. The items benefit non-profits and causes that employ those in need of a livable wage, fighting human trafficking, etc. Finders Keepers will be having a Holly Jolly Christmas Party on December 10th with a hot chocolate bar and store-wide savings. Hours are Monday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-6 p.m., and Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.. 570-253-9050, www.finderskeepersconsignmentboutique.com/

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Shop (1043 Main Street) has plenty to offer. Joy Schulatta’s shop has been around since the 1920s and has something for everyone and every occasion from table ready arrangements for your holiday gathering to potted plants you can enjoy year round, vases to baskets, living flowers to silk. Hours

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are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.. Wednesday and Saturday 9 a.m.1 p.m.. 570-253-3050, www.honesdaleflowers.com Interior Works: Interior Works Gallery (1037 Main Street) is the place to go if you’re looking for affordable antiques priced to sell. With holiday savings of 20% off, it’s hard not to find something worth bringing home in their one-of-a-kind stock that is updated weekly. Interior Works started in Milford five-and-ahalf years ago, and began as a project to condense the contents of owner Jutta Bishop’s home before the passing of her husband. Since moving to Honesdale a year-and-a-half ago, the business has happily blossomed. With help from 10 pickers and 10 consigners, Bishop keeps inventory updated and interesting, making sure there’s always plenty to

works also sells items from local vendors such as handmade aprons, homemade soaps, body butters, linen sprays, and more. Open everyday 11 a.m.-6 p.m. 570-352-3900, www.facebook.com/InteriorWorksGallery Mount Pleasant Herbary: If you like all things cozy in the winter sea-

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son Therapeutic heatable pillows, winter tea, herbal lotions and bath bombs are only a few of the items offered by Mount Pleasant Herbary at 1023 Main Street (in Maude Alley). Owner Gudrun Feigl offers soap making demonstrations for those interested in learning how she makes her botanical soaps. She also holds workshops in how to make our own body care and cleaning products from things you likely already have at home. Mount Pleasant Herbary can also be found at various fairs and markets. Information about where else you can find Mount Pleasant Herbary products is available on the website. Hours are Wednesday/Thursday noon-4 p.m. and Friday/Saturday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. (call for extended holiday hours). 570-448-3094, www.mountpleasantherbary.com Pet Central: Nothing makes for better gifts for your

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your barnyard pets, in-home pets, and even your wild visitors. They have toys, crates, leashes, feeders, grooming supplies, bird seed, nutritional supplements and so much more with a staff of animals lovers ready to assist you. If your pet is in desperate need of a holiday bath, Pet Central also offers a yearround self petwash. While you’re there, don’t forget to stop and see security cat, Madison. Open Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. 570251-3470, www.petcentralstores.com

furry family members than food, treats and more food. Pet Central (344 Erie Street) is the perfect place to find all those things for

The Hideaway Exchange: Hideaway Exchange will soon be moving from their 627-1 Main Street location to a primarily online and local show/craft fair presence. Before they move, check out their shop with crafted signs, furniture, and delicious THX oils, vinegars and pastas. They offer great gifts for those with a taste for country decor

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this holiday season. Browse the homemade gifts including gourd birdhouses and blankets. Diehl’s Farm Market also offers eggs, chickens, maple syrup, and fudge. The Market is open all year round from 9 a.m. until dark, and can be reached at 845807-3131.

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local sources as they can. The cheeses in their raviolis come straight from Tonjes Dairy in Callicoon, the meats for their dinners from Hilly Acres in Jeffersonville, the various vegetables from growers who sell at the same farmers market where Bob first started making a name for the family business. "It's really about the farmers," he says. "That beef is not just beef. It's a farmer that raised that beef." The same could be said of his pasta. Northern Farmhouse generally has 15 varieties of dried pasta available, all prepared by hand. Although there are machines in the kitchen to help along the way, the pasta is still made the old fashioned way, dough cut and dried in a drying room. There's nothing old-fashioned about Northern Farmhouse's menu, on the other hand. "We will put pigs head on the menu! In a few weeks we will have veal testicles," he says. "We're not an Italian restaurant; we're an American farm restaurant." And they're a family business – one

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the Eckerts started as a means for Bob to get out of Manhattan and spend more time at home in Roscoe with his wife and children. Raised in Queens, he was best man at a wedding and got to talking with the maid of honor about fly fishing. That maid of honor was Jennifer, who told this stranger about her hometown – Trout Town, the birthplace of dry fly fishing. The couple has been married for 16 years and have two sons. Bob first set up a commercial kitchen in the family's two-car garage in 2011, making pasta on weekends, building high rises in the city during the week. By 2014, he'd resigned from his job in the city and come home to Roscoe full-time, thanks to a growing business. Northern Farmhouse Pasta is now

available in 60 stores throughout New York State alone and in eight states total, in addition to the restaurants that include the Eckerts' pasta on their menus. The company has begun offering opportunities for fundraisers to use their pasta, partnering with kids at the Roscoe school to sell the food to offer parents a healthy alternative to the steady rotation of junk food that often make up school fundraisers. And their pasta is available online at http://www.northernfarmhousepasta.com. But the best bet, Bob says, is to stop at the restaurant, 65 Rockland Road, Roscoe. You can have a meal (if you call ahead - 607-290-4064) on Friday or Saturday night, but the shop itself is open Friday through Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Ingredients for 1: 2 ounce of ginger Liqueur 1 ounce of honey ½ freshly squeezed lemon juice 1 cup of tea

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Perfect gifts at Laughing Ladies in Mongaup Valley STORY AND PHOTOS BY MARGARET BRUETSCH

aughing Ladies Design and Décor (1095 State Rte. 17B, Mongaup Valley) is filled with a wide range of unique products to help customers find the perfect gift. With antiques divided between the three floors of the house, customers are sure to find the right fit. Laughing Ladies offers clothing, jewelry, vintage glassware, lamps, tea sets, paintings and pictures, and bags, alongside tables, chairs and other

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furniture. In addition, the store offers children’s toys, crafting supplies, soaps and produce like apples, pumpkins, honey and eggs onsite. Owned by family members Barbara Ciaramella, Linda Forte and Bernadette Pirone, Laughing Ladies is open Monday, Thursday and Friday from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. and can be contacted at 845-707-4771.

Western Hot Toddy

1.5 oz Bourbon, 1/2 oz. Apple Jack, 3/4 fresh lemon juice, 1/4 fresh ginger syrup, 1 bar spoon honey 2 bar spoons spiced Demarara

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njoy a lovely Christmas dinner and show as the Beach Lake United Methodist Church presents “In Bethlehem Inn� on Saturday, December 17 at 12 noon. Come hear about the events that took place the evening that Joseph and Mary arrived in Bethlehem to register for the Roman census so very many years ago. It’s a family-friendly event taking place at the Beach Lake United Methodist Church located at 7 Milanville Road in Beach Lake, PA. The venue is handicapped accessible, and the event is free and open to everyone. While there, children will be able to decorate their own Christmas cookie. Please RSVP by December 15 to blumc@ptd.net or 570-729-7011. Visit beachlakeumc.com for additional information.

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Former Youngsville resident’s first book is a perfect gift already. “My solution was to give Santa a helper. I thought an animal who’s intelligent, agile and strong could get the job done. Orangutans have those qualities. Plus, Oranga Claus is a funny name.” Fournier, who lives now in Florida, moved to Youngsville from Long Island when she was in fourth grade. She remembers childhood pets that included dogs, cats, parakeets, a horse, a chicken, a rabbit and a squirrel. “I also had a naughty goldfish I won at the Youngsville church bazaar,” Laura recalls. “He tried to run away from home by jumping out of his bowl.”

She attended the school in Youngsville until she completed sixth grade. “After that, students were sent to Jeffersonville. I graduated from JYCS in 1965. Last year some former classmates and I toured the old high school building that's now the elementary school. We were excited to see a photo of our graduating class still hanging in the hallway. We reminisced about rushing down the hill at lunchtime to eat at Ted’s restaurant. They had the best hot fudge sundaes!” The Boldin family first lived on Hardenberg Road and then later moved to Route 52 in Youngsville, to the home of her grandparents. “Their last name was Lingo,” she

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ormer Youngsville resident Laura Boldin-Fournier likes laughing, learning, literature and animals. So her first book, published by Pelican Publishing and perfect for Christmas, is a humorous parody for children entitled “An Orangutan's Night Before Christmas.” “The idea came from a friend who’s also an animal lover,” Fournier explained. “After he told me he liked to give wrapped gifts to his dogs for the holidays, it inspired me to write a children’s picture book in which other animals receive presents.” She considered Santa Claus as a main character, but figured there are enough books written about him

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Find that Signature gift Signatures Gift Shop occupies just a small, cozy nook of the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance’s home on Main Street in charming downtown Narrowsburg, but it’s a nook full of wonderfully unique, handmade, often locally produced gifts for every age. Naturally, artwork is given prominence, including this breathtaking “Dunn Pond Early Spring” oil painting by Greg Pelly, surrounded by hanging gourds created by Devon Cameron of “Gourdaments.” On the other side of the shop are oil paintings of natural scenes by both Pelly and Richard Kreznar, each of whom live in the Delaware River Valley

region. Darlene Clark’s gorgeous Angelheart necklaces line the shelving beneath them. Nearby are beautiful examples of Pennsylvania-made folk instruments like the “gourd piano,” which comes with a 12-note songbook. There’s plenty more, from toys to clocks to books to sculpture – including the ongoing Valley Artists Holiday Show & Sale. Visit the shop and galleries between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturdays; and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sundays (closed Mondays).

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HAVE A SAFE, HEALTHY HOLIDAY SEASON TO ALL!

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Liberty Elks Christmas party delights hundreds of children STORY AND PHOTO BY SHARON SPACE-BAMBERGER

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and Mrs. Claus (who resemble Elks Ernie Feasel and Maureen Crescitelli) held kids on their laps and told them to smile for the cameras. Children received a gift and parents received a framed photo of the special moment. De Frank was in awe of the Elks volunteers who helped make the party a success, “Thanks to them, our Elks lodge kept its promise of sharing and caring with the hundreds of needy children in our community.” Faye-Faye Brown of Liberty says she is “three-and-a-half, almost 4.” She showed Santa her new silver shoes with ‘kitty cat faces” on them. Santa admitted, “I like cats too!”

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