HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS

+ Monday, March 26, the Steuben County Youth in Government meets at 8:30 p.m. in the Legislative office, Bath, to review and turn in their journals. At 9 a.m. they meet with Mr. Johnson of Weights and Measures and at l0 a.m. attend the the County Legislative Meeting. Following luncheon with the Legislators, their last meeting of the day is at 1:30 p.m. with Mr. Greeley of the Probation Department

+ Adult Education Classes at Hammondsport Central School has Basic C o m p t e r R e p a i r Mondays/Wednesdays from 6-8 p.m. March and 28, April 2 and 4 taught by Shelayne Sprague Wise. Limit of ten people. One will learn how to determine if a piece of hardware is mafunctioning and needs to be replaced; Replace system

hardware is compatible with a system.

+ Hammondsport Central School classes are cancelled on Friday the 30th for a Conference Day. Scholarship Applications are due April l in the Guidance Office.

+ Hammondsport Volunteer Ambulance Corp are aways looking for people willing to consider donating their time as a volunteer at tendent or driver. Interested person may contact Gregg Learned at 868-4825 or 776-7306 or any corp member for more information.

+ There was a Red Cross Blood Bank Thursday, March 20 at the Hammondsport Fire Hall from l2 noon to 6 p.m.

+ The Project Care Group will be going to

singing favorite songs; At Taylor Health, persons will be doing crafts, playing games, manicuring nails, talking, and taking people to the dining room to hear Kay Leiderbach play the piano!

+ From March 30 to May 27 at the Glenn Curtiss Museum, there will be a Finger Lakes Boat Exhibit. Also on exhibit until April 8 is a World War Uniforms, Weapons and other artifacs pertaining to Americans participation in the "Great War." The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admissions: $7 Adults; Senior Citizens 65 and older: $5. Students, 7-18; Children 6 and younger, free.

+ The officers of the Steuben County Historical Society for 2007 includes a newly elected president, Richard Cornell, who was

Beth (Paul) and two grand daughters. His hobbies include woodworking, photography, target shooting, working with donkeys and the Steuben County Historical Society. Other officers are Joseph Paddock, Vice President; Mary Paddock, Recording Secretary, Nedra McElroy, Corresponding Secretary and Eleanor Silliman, Treasurer. Church news:

+ The Ecumenical Lenten Service and Luncheon this week Wednesday noon, the 28th is held at the United Methodist Church with Pastor Malanie Beardslee of the Mitchellsville Methodist Church as homilist.

+ St. Gabriels Catholic Church: March Atar Care

World Religions by Chalene Altemose, led by Luther and Lucy Perkins right after today's ll a.m. Mass. The church is looking for more choir singers to join in

for the Easter Vigil Service on April 7. Also need singers to take part in a joint choir at St. Mary's, Bath, Holy Thursday, April 5, 7:30 p.m. & Good Friday, April 6, at St Gabriel's-6 p.m.

+ First Presbyterian Church: A pot luck supper, March 22 was enjoyed by all attending in the undercroft. Jim Walling presented a program entitledd "Shiites and Sunnis, Sibling Rivalry in the Family from the Thoughtfulo Christian Websight. Deacon of the month has been Bryan Braman. n charge of the

College. Lynn Domras and Linda Kressley were in charge of the noon day Ecumenical luncheon recently and served egg, cheese, sausage strata; peas and carrots, applesauce and brownies. Interim Pastor Anne Waasdorf is in Korea with her daughter who has had thyroid surgery recently.

+ First United Methodist Church: Remember the each Wednesday Lenten potluck dinner for everyone in the church followed by video as members continue exploring "The Majest of Christ," written by R.C. Sproul. Bring your table setting and a dish to share. Next Sunday, April l is Palm Sunday; and here are the rest of the Lenten, Easter services: April 5,

Monday, Thursday; April 6,

+ hardware properly; tell if the compter has a virus and how to take the virus out; find and install the proper drivers for your computer; Understand Bios Codes; determine what

Taylor Health and Steuben Health Care for Spring Visitation Saturday, March 31from the Presbyterian Church, those going to Steuben Health Care are the Dick Schied family,

born and raised in Corning, working in the telelphone industry for nearly 40 years, coming to Bath in the l960ties.His family consists of his wife Dorothy, son Rick (Pat), daughter

has been taken care of by Mary Jo and Michael Hanna. Small Christian Community March 25 Lenten program is on What You Should Know About

March 25 service is Priscilla Andrews, Lay Preacher from the Geneva Presbytery. Last weeks service was led by Jeff Falter, Chaplain at Keuka

Good Friday; April 8, Easter with an Ecumenical Sunrise Service at the head of Keuka Lake and breakfast following at the United Methodist Church.