HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS

+ Today, Sunday, June 17, is Father's Day when we turn our thoughts and hearts toward our father's just as we did last month on a special Mother's Day. In both Canada and the United States, the third Sunday in June is set aside to honor fathers. In the area for today; Annual Father's Day BBQ at Heron Winery, 12:30-4:30 p.m., live music and more. Call 800-441-4241 for more information.Today and tomorrow at Dr. Frank's

Winery is Almon Run Wine Festival, 12-3 p.m. Call 800-320-0735.

+ June 12 Wine Country Senior Citizens enjoyed a dish-to-pass dinner in the social rooms at the First United Methodist Church, Shethar Street. In charge of the meal was Louis and Louise Webster.

+ Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce will hold their monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 14 at 8 a.m. All members are asked to attend this last pre summer meeting.

+ The Keuka Lake Association which has an office in Hammondsport, this year has the following Directors and Oficers: President, Bob Warden with President-elect Bill Feinstein; Treasurer: Jim Stork, Secretary: Lucy Knap. At-Large: Art Hunt, Xgve Knapp, Churck McCausland, John Webster, Mike Doyle, Trafford Doherty, Ex- Officio Bill Oben; Barrington: Tom Murrin Bebetta Yunis; Jerusalem: Jim Stork, Marsha Senges, Milo Bill Laffin, Bob Corcoran; Pulteney; Mike Gabrielli, Jerry Saxton; Ubana: Dick Honeyman, Pete Robbins, Wayne: Bill Feinstein, Dave deCalesta.

President Bob Worden says that the Big News of 2007 date is that Uniform Docks and Moorings Law is now in effect. Reporting that in the March News

through to conclusion. He says they "have done their job well." And, he also says the town and village boards are to be commended for their approval of another cooperative venture that benefits Keuka Lake and its watershed.

+ Although winter and early spring is always the slowest visitor time at the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum, when June arrives the guests really begin comming in for tours says Marketing Committee Reporter John VanZaten. Last fall the Board of Trustees decided that they would use no billboards in 2007. They realized that more is gained by coverage in local and area newspapers. Of course these days the internet is growing source of information for people planning trips.

Church news:

+ St. Gabriel's Catholic Church: 78 Shethar St. Summer Sunday Masses

$133.33 the parish made when they received their share of the Operation Rice Bowl monies collected during Lent: "The members of the Board of Loafs and Fishes Pantry thank you for your contribution to the Food Pantry. Last year we served 464 Households; 607 children; 889 adults and 111 seniors. Last November we served 40 families with turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving; packed 100 large boxes for Christmas in addition of serving 24 families in December. Without people like you, we would never be able to serve our many clients. Thanks for your support and caring." Signed by the Pantry Secretary.

+ St. James Episcopal Church, corner or Lake and Main Street: 9 a.m. today is Holy Eucharist and Sunday School. 7 p.m. tonight: Baccalaureate at Hammondsport Central

Holy Eucharist; Thurs. the 21 at 12:15 Holy Eucharist at St. James.

+ First United Methodist Church, lower Lake St. Monday, June 25, the Community Vacation Bible School begins at the Methodist Church. "Take the Plunge and Make a Splsh with Jesus." There will be a water park and Bible adventure the kids will love. Teens/adults wishing to help, let Hene Barone know at 569-2093. Children, teachers and adults all working together for this ecumenical Bible School running through June 29.

+ First Presbyterian Churches of Hammondsport and Pulteney: Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. in Pulteney; 11 a.m. in Hammondsport with Rev. Anne Waasdorp, Interim Pastor in charge. Remember to help in some

way with the Ecumenical

+ letter, "Listen to the lake," he writes that the intermunicipal Docks and Moorings Committee on which several KLA members serve, guided the nearly three-year project

have started for the season at 8 a.m. and will continue through Labor Day. Every Sunday throughout the year has an 11 a.m. Mass. This note came to acknowledge the donation of

School. Monday, June 18 at 6 p.m. Southeast District at Addison; Tuesday, the 19, 3 p.m. Food Pantry Open; also on Saturday, the 23, 11 a.m. Wed. the 20, 2:15 p.m. Taylor Center

community Vacation Bible school. In just a few weeks, the church will be hosting again the Rochester area church musicians called Touch of Brass Sacred Jazz Ensemple.