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December 31, 2006
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Community rallies to family’s aid
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
BATH — Friends of the Hann family have mounted a fund raising effort in the wake of the tragic lost of 14- year-old Zachary Hann, who died in a car crash Dec. 22. The campaign is spearheaded by Bath residents Robert Ainsworth, Joe Baroody and Bard McDowell. More...
Ford had special connection with Bath
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH — Many Bath area residents had a personal connection with former president Gerald Ford, who died last week. Ford visited the village in 1998 to attend the opening of the Dormann Library. His speech before more than 800 people celebrated the pleasures of reading and the new library as “an anti... More...

Haverling will advise parents on Internet safety
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH — With the internet websites like MySpace and Facebook surging in popularity, the Haverling school district is taking steps to warn students and their parents about the dangers of on-line relationships. The district will host an internet safety program from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Jan. 30 in the hi... More...

 News
•Area officials recall Ford fondly
BATH — Local, state and national political leaders Wednesday remembered the late President Gerald Ford as a regular guy in an extraordinary situation who healed a nation shattered by the Vietnam War and Watergate scandals. “He provided immense comfort to the country in a time reeling from Watergat... More...
•4-Hers honored at banquet
•Youth Board to hold dinner
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 Columns
•Greedy Relatives Move in for the kill
“I’m very sorry about your wife. She was lovely.” Fred’s cousin offered her condolences. “She was my best friend,” Fred sighed. “Uh…do I know you?” “I’m your first cousin Eleanor!” “Of course,” Fred tried to hide his confusion. Eleanor whispered to her husband. “I’m concerned. Some people who h... More...
•Everything you always wanted to know about astronomy
•Tires are key to road safety; good gas mileage
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 Opinions & Letters
•He settled us down
Where were you when Richard Nixon resigned and Gerald Ford became president? What were you doing when Ford, who died this week, said, “Our long national nightmare is over”? I remember I was spending the month at my family’s cabin in Canada, with my grandparents and an uncle and his family. When t... More...
•Opinion
•Guest Columnist
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 Police Blotter
•Criminal contempt
Bath village police on Dec. 20 charged Curtiss Longwell, 18, of Bath with seconddegree criminal contempt and third-degree assault stemming from a domestic complaint on Belfast Street. Longwell was arraigned and is to reappear in court at a later date. More...
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 Sports
•Haverling Rams remain perfect
BATH — Bath Haverling’s Cody Hutcheson earned his 100th win as the Rams dropped Honeoye Falls-Lima 66-3 at home Thursday, Dec. 21. Hutcheson, a sophomore who has wrestled since the seventh grade, pinned Dave Melink in 1:35 in the 152- pound weight class matchup to pick up the milestone. More...
•Bath brings A-game
•Bowling scores
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•Hammondsport Happenings
 And a happy New Year tomorrow, January l, 2007. Can you recall all the morbid this-and-that tales we heard about as we changed from the 20th century into the 21st seven years ago? Certainly morbid and terrible, terrible things are always around. However, there are also many, many good things happ... More...
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 Great Outdoors
•In the Outdoors
Patience and silence: Turkey hunter’s weapons
The outdoor products industry, that same inventive, marketing-savvy, creative business which has developed and produced so many specialized devices and tools for the hunter, can not bottle, package, shrink-wrap or sell two of the most important items that every experienced turkey hunter should tuck... More...
•Spring turkey hunting regulations
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 Health
•Health News
Sports medicine clinics Free sports medicine clinics sponsored by Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital will be held every Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. in the Rehabilitation Services Department. Call the sports medicine number at 776-UWIN to make your appointment. More...
•Exercise with the family for fun and good health
•The mysterious ‘spare tire’
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 Schools
•Haverling Central School honor and high honor roll
Honor roll 9th grade: Bryanne Agor Ryan Ainsworth Dylan Bennett Ashley Beyea Lucas Burns Brett Chapman Lauren Clark Briana Collmer Gage Coon Jennifer Flanery Susan Garis Alexa Gleason Savannaha Gonzalez Rachael Holman Joshua Hopkins More...
•Prattsburgh honor roll
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 Obituaries
•Hilda Anders
JACKSON, MICHIGAN — Hilda Anders passed away Wednesday, December 27. She was born in Jackson, Michigan on July 21, 1914. She was predeceased by her parents Joseph and Aloiza Pum; son, Robert Anders; brothers, Wally and Otto Pum. She is survived by her husband, Karol Anders; daughter, Dr. More...
•Zachary R. Hann
•Robert T. Henshaw
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 Social News
•Social Announcement
Winnett - Lewis
Leah P. Winnett of Bath and Mark E. Lewis of Elmira have announced their engagement. Leah is the daughter of Richard and Nancy Winnett of Bath. She is a graduate of Haverling High School and Buffalo State College. Leah is now employed at Elmira Savings Bank. More...
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 Community
•Your Community
Book group The Hammondsport Public Library offers a book discussion group for adults, on the second Monday of the month at 7 p.m. at the library. New members are always welcome. Interested readers may contact the Hammondsport Public Library for more information at 569-2045. More...
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 Home & Garden
•Home Grown
household herb gardens have plenty of potential uses
Although the coming of winter means the loss of the garden you’ve worked so hard on over the spring and summer, it doesn’t mean you can’t still practice your green thumb. Bringing your garden indoors by planting windowsill herbs may be just the thing to chase away those pesky winter blues. More...
•Futons face bright future
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