Covering Main Street and Beyond. VOLUMEVOLUME 4. 1. HURLEYVILLE,HURLEYVILLE, SULLIVAN SULLIVAN COUNTY, COUNTY, N.Y. | N.Y.DECEMBER | JULY 2019 2016 NUMBERNUMBER 7. 7. THE PAST, THEBASKETBALL PRESENT, THE FUTURE

ARTS CENTRE HISTORICAL SOCIETY COMMEMORATES SCORES MAJOR COUP STONEWALL UPRISING Never Before Seen Mark Goff Events Coming in July Photography Exhibit at SCHS by Jonathan Shimkin by Jonathan Shimkin

HURLYEVILLE – Life, HURLEYVILLE – The most liberty, and the pursuit of familiar images of the Wood- happiness are the “unalien- stock Festival – the couple able Rights” enshrined in the Declaration of Indepen- wrapped in a blanket, Janis Jo- dence of July 4, 1776. But plin, wailing and wild-haired, these rights are often all too gripping her mic stand– have alienable for those whose become iconic. Such images, pursuit takes them outside from album covers and films the conventional routes to and posters have insinuated happiness, those who find themselves into memory - a vi- PHOTO PROVIDED themselves marginalized sual shorthand for the complete This iconic shot of Janis Jop- by choices related to sexu- experience. Even if you were at lin at Woodstock in August of ality and gender identifica- Woodstock, the iconic moments 1969 is just one of many Mark tion. This is especially so may shape memory as decisive- Goff photos to be on display at for young people, who must the Sullivan County Museum. ly as – well, memory. Such is navigate a world that can Step Onward promotes: a of Mr. Goff’s death in Novem- harshly discriminate against celebration of the freedom the power of images. their unique expressions of to choose, as it manifests So it is very welcome, on this ber 2018, and that he had left self-hood. Young adults in across the spectrum of the 50th anniversary, to have access behind a large cache of 35 milli- the LGBTQ community LGBTQ community. to the work of Mark Goff, who meter negatives, mostly unseen carry a disproportionate All of these events are shot hundreds of Woodstock since they were taken. Mr. Cle- burden of discriminatory open for everyone’s partici- photos, very few of which have mente arranged with Mr. Goff’s challenges related to the ba- pation: ever been published, or even family to make them available, sic necessities of housing, • From 4 to 6 p.m.: A printed. His images break the and has been restoring the im- health, education, and live- Vogue dancing workshop mold of the familiar, and grant ages to pristine condition. lihood. Homelessness is a taught by the Brooklyn us a fresh perspective. These are the photos that will huge issue. Knights of the Hetrick- If you want to know who be on view in the exhibition. In the face of such chal- Martin Institute. WOODSTOCK REMEMBERED Mark Goff is, the best thing The several hundred Wood- lenges, organizations have • From 7 to 10 p.m.: Per- stock photos are just a small part arisen to make good the formance and party time! SUNY Sullivan Dove is Last to be Unveiled to do is to look at the photos. gaps in our social fabric, Among the performers They’re composed with sensi- of the larger cache. Mr. Goff e.g., the Step Onward Foun- is the founder of Step tivity and tact and an exquisite was an assiduous chronicler dation and the Hetrick-Mar- Onward, Patrice Pike, by John Conway sense of timing – an artist’s sure of the sixties’ counterculture – tin Institute. For 13 and 40 a singer and musician sense of the “decisive moment” the music, the gatherings, the years, respectively, these from Texas; Pixel Witch, LOCH SHELDRAKE – More than 50 people that clinches a great photo- politics. From his home base in two groups have been sup- a drag artist, dancer, and braved threatening skies and—appropriately-- graph. His gift is for portraiture; Milwaukee, he was an avid wit- porting LGBTQ young acrobatic aerialist; The a brief sprinkle of rain at SUNY Sullivan on he captures performers at mo- ness of his time; his Woodstock adults with basic services Brooklyn Knights dance June 20, as the Sullivan County Visitors Asso- ments when they seem to disap- photos are grounded in empa- and a degree of acceptance troupe; story-tellers, and ciation unveiled the last of the 50 painted doves pear into the music. His shots of thetic observation, sharing in and active mentoring that --- you! There will be commemorating the golden anniversary of the Ms. Joplin convey both the raw and evoking the spirit and sense is literally life-saving. For dancing, performing and Woodstock Music Festival. energy of the “wailing” photos, of possibility that animated the thousands of young people, story-telling opportunities Several county officials, including County festival. It’s a gift that they’ve this support has helped se- for all, as well as a chance as well as something more – a Manager Josh Potosek and Legislators Joe Per- hint of the tentative and the now come full circle, back to cure a sustainable path to- to prepare for the party at rello and Ira Steingart, were among those in at- ward their life goals. vendor booths (make-up, vulnerable, as if the singer is Sullivan County, in time to be On July 27, the Hur- wigs, and more!) between tendance. in wonder at where she finds seen in this summer of com- leyville Arts Centre will 6 and 7 p.m. SUNY Sullivan President Jay Quaintance herself and how she got there. memoration. host a succession of events This event is for every- hosted the event, and in his brief introductory These are tender images; they Mr. Goff’s photos will be at to benefit the Step Onward one, who are welcome to remarks pointed out that the college’s yet-to- go straight to the heart. the Sullivan County Historical Foundation and mark the come as they are, or as they be-unveiled dove was different from the others That we have them at all Society, 265 Main St. in Hur- occasion of the 50th an- wish to be, or as they would around the county, “as you will see.” is fortuitous, and due to the leyville beginning on August 3 niversary of the Stonewall like to explore being. For The dove, a collaborative effort among mul- sleuthing efforts of local artist through the end of the month, as Uprising, the beginning of details and registration, see tiple classes and departments at Sullivan, as well and designer Nick Clemente. well as at concurrent shows, fea- the gay rights movement the H.A.C. website. The as Sullivan County BOCES and the Hurleyville Following the trail of an turing a wider selection of Mr. in America. The events support of each person for THINC Lab, was painted a solid gold color that Goff’s works, at Gallery 222 on celebrate the virtues of ac- the event and toward cre- online unattributed photo of reflected the 49 different colored smaller doves PHOTO PROVIDED Woodstock’s opening ceremo- Main Street in Hurleyville and ceptance, inclusion, toler- ating a more inclusive and surrounding it. The 50 doves in total represented ance, personal autonomy generous-hearted culture, The SUNY Sullivan Dove is painted a solid gold color, which reflects the 49 ny, Mr. Clemente tracked the in Bethel at the BCA and the and self-expression that counts. the 50 years since the Woodstock Festival. smaller colored doves surrounding it. photo back to one Mark Goff. Dancing Cat Galleries. These Attempting to contact the pho- shows are an apt tribute to Mr. tographer for permission to use Goff’s life and work, and to the his work, Mr. Clemente learned Woodstock Festival itself. “WHITE CHRISTMAS” IN JULY DON’T FORGET Catskill Arts Society Celebrates Irving Berlin YOUR TICKETS LIVINGSTON MANOR All proceeds from the gala day, is “God Bless Ameri- ic songs, “White Christmas.” Arts Centre Screens – The Catskill Art Society will support CAS and its ex- ca,” for which he established That lyric is Lew Beach’s (CAS) will honor the illus- panding summer program of a fund that receives all rev- and Irving Berlin’s gift to Documentary on July 18 trious legacy of the family visual and performing art. enues from the song and dis- America. of the great lyricist and com- Mr. Berlin wrote the tributes it to the Boy Scouts For Mr. Berlin’s family, the by Win Hadley of the title. poser, Irving Berlin at its an- scores to 13 Broadway mu- and Girl Scouts. house by the stream and the The program includes a nual gala and major fund- sicals, contributed to seven Mr. Berlin gave the house hamlet of Lew Beach have HURLEYVILLE – Tick- brief introduction to the film raiser on Saturday, July 13, revues, and wrote songs for on Shin Creek and its 50 provided inspiration, solace, ets are still available for the by Sullivan County Historian at the Beaverkill Valley Inn, 12 classic Hollywood movie acres of stream side forest to recreation, and a sustaining Hurleyville Arts Centre pro- John Conway, the 38- min- 7 Barnhart Rd., Livingston musicals. Born in Russia, his wife Ellin as a Christmas community for decades. gram, “The Sullivan County ute long documentary, and a Manor. he immigrated to the Lower present in 1938. The Berlins The evening will include Catskills: The Next Act,” question and answer period Mr. Berlin called Lew East Side, where he started and their daughters, Mary cocktails at 6 p.m., dinner PHOTO PROVIDED scheduled for Thursday, July with a panel including the Beach home for many years, as a singing waiter and soon Ellin, Linda and Elizabeth, and remarks at 7 p.m., and a The late songwriter Irving Berlin fishing in Shin Creek near 18 beginning at 6 p.m. his Sullivan County home in Lew Beach. filmmakers, Mr. Conway, and and his daughter, grand- became a lyricist, composer nine grandchildren and nu- performance at 8 p.m. The movie delves into Sul- others. daughter and great-grand- and music publisher. He merous great-grandchildren Tickets and tables are The Gala Committee in- Alessandra Gouldner and livan County’s storied history Admission for the program children also take inspira- built the Music Box Theater have been coming to the val- available for purchase by cludes Linda and Paul Bar- Boyd Johnson, Wendy Gor- as a tourist destination, and is $10. Tickets are available tion from the area, informing to house his Music Box Re- ley ever since. The snowy visiting the CAS website nett, Mary Ellin Barrett, don and Larry Rockefeller, uses a collage of interviews through the Hurleyville Arts their respective creative en- vues. Among his more than Christmas of 1939 in Lew at http://www.catskillartso- Dana and Stephen DiPrima, Melissa Holden and Randy with locals to postulate what Centre website, https://hur- deavors in the literary and 1,200 songs, many of which Beach may have inspired ciety.org/2019-gala-at-the- Joan and Ben Giordano, Lewis. the future holds for the area, leyvilleartscentre.org/ and at performing arts. are considered classics to- one of America’s most icon- beaverkill-inn-1 in other words, the “next act” the door. PAGEPAGEPage 22 HURLEYVILLEHURLEYVILLEHurleyville SENTINEL,SENTINEL,Sentinel, Hurleyville, HURLEYVILLE,HURLEYVILLE, N.Y. N.Y.N.Y. DECEMBERDECEMBERJuly 201920162016

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Pickled KEANled Owl, ALBI (acoustic va- building snowmen Program” is back at the host the Community Lunch ment and your community. thewith privilege the ever toversatile call personal Larry Owl;I haven’t DREW thought KELLY about (folk, the riety),July 8 18:PM with LITTLE Civil War era through on the classic holiday song, “Deck the Doors” holiday and forts for when Sullivan County Museum. Program. Dates for the pro- As the time comes for sea- friendsRavdin whoon sax. just Tellhappen them to Blueblues Hole and infavorite years. covers),It was the 7 SPARROW18th Sunday, DeFillipis today. The exhibit will also will be presented on Friday, decorating contest on my dad throws Sponsored by the Sullivan gram will be announced on sonal residents to arrive, we beJane incredibly sent you. talented. There influxPM of bathing suited people Bakery,July 25: MUSIC with WHERE BOB Patrick Maxwell, Age 5, BCES include a presentation on December 9th and Satur- Thursday, December 15th. snowballs at me, Patrick Maxwell, Age 5, BCES County Historical Society the church’s page on Face- have to remind ourselves to were‘Home many Grown’ stellar moments on WJFF in buying2nd food, Friday, snacks Cabernet and bev- TELLEFSONYOU LEAST EXPECT IT, Congressional Medal of day, December 10th at 7:00 The group will tour every and sledding, and hosted by Little Spar- book. be watchful for them walk- thatradio afternoon on Saturday but one Decem- of the eragesFrank’s, at the SEARCH Neversink ANDGen- Monticello,August 1: with 11 FISHER/ AM to Honor recipient Francis PM and on Sunday, De- road in Hurleyville on the I like sledding too.”Maureen:Maureen: “I’m“I’m row, the program showcases Young people are invited ing alongside the streets and mostber 3rdmemorable welcomes is when Steve the eralRESCUE Store that ORCHESTRA, jogged my feel- KEAN1:30ish Currey. cember 11th at 1:00 PM. night of the contest and some of the most talented to join in a variety of fun ac- roadways. Our forests and BluesFaubel guitar who passedmaster thehimself, reins ings(Joanna into the forefront. Gass, I’m Steve so 27thBETHEL Tuesday, LAKESIDE TENTA- MU- The Historical Society is in- A family production of a judge all holiday-decorated musicians in our area. Ad- tivities at the Youth Group fields are a much welcome Slamof the Allen show came to Hurleyville’s off the stage pleasedSchwartz, to see Kenny local businesses W, Eric SIC,TIVE, Gazebo Brew, Park, SEARCHKauneon- terested in hiring someone live radio play, “Miracle on doors in the hamlet. Win- mission to the performanc- that meets at the church. respite from the concrete withKevin his McDaniel guitar and three over years to benefiting,Neis, Bobby as C), I’m 38 sure Main- Gra gaAND Lake; RESCUE 6:30 - 8:30 ORCHES- p.m. to shovel snow this winter 34th Street” will be pre- ners of the contest will be es is free and donations are Visit the church on Face- and glass caverns of their whereago. The Joanna show Gass airs stood live atand 1 hamsvilleStreet, Parksville; does as well, 7:30 being PM- TRA,July Rock4: HillSOUTHERN 845-796- at the Museum. Please call sented on Friday, December awarded prizes furnished always welcome. You can book for more information. city, but, in the absence of theyPM atcombined 90.5FM. their voices. just9:30 12 PM or 13 miles from the FRIED2222 SOUL Pat Burns at 845-434-8044 9th and Saturday, Decem- by Hurleyville business find information on upcom- Please call Katrina at 845- sidewalks in those same for- Wow,And just speaking wow! And of WJFF, this is Blue3rd Hole.Saturday, Sullivan Kevin County Mc- 30thJuly Friday,11: BRYAN The Pickle GORd- Mykenzi Williams for more information. ber 10th at 8:00 PM and on owners and members of ing performances at www. 436-7942 for more informa- ests and fields, they have lit- onlytheir the Music block Fair party’s this fourth year needsDaniel’s this badly.HOME GROWN DONOwl, MARK VISCONTI & (Age 9): Please visit www.scnyhis- Sunday, December 11th at Hurleyville-Sullivan First. scnyhistory.org or at the tion or if you can help with tle choice but to walk in the year?was a Theyresounding certainly success. have it onWHowever JFF withyou guestdo it, Steve cel- JUSTINJuly 18: SUTHERLAND,POISON LOVE “Yes, my favorite tory.org for more informa- 2:00 PM. The volunteers in Hur- Sullivan County Historical any of these activities. limited space that was made rightAlways already. held the first Satur- ebrateFaubel;OnOn Saturday,Saturday, the Fourth 90.5FM, SeptemberSeptember of July 1 PM- 17th17thand (acousticJuly 25: folk, TARA rock, SOMER pop) 7- activities are sledding, tion on the Sullivan County Admission for “I’m Getting leyville-Sullivan First con- Society page on Facebook. The members of Colum- for automobiles. Unfortu- dayLooking after Thanksgiving, forward to thisJuly what2PMthethe WoodsongsitWoodsongs really means. CoffeehouseCoffeehouse VILLEPM and OVER THE snowball fights, Historical Society and the Nuttin for Christmas” is tinue to work on projects Send an email to info@ bia Hill Neighborhood Al- nately, that becomes a pretty Fourthfundraiser weekend, for there the stationare two willwillUntil3rd present presentSaturday, next time…. Rock-AmericanaRock-Americana The Pickled LINE31st Saturday, The Pick- drinking hot Sullivan County Museum. $7.00. Admission for “Mir- contributing to the revital- Denise Sullivan chocolate, scnyhistory.orgThe Sullivan County asking Dra- to liance (CHNA) submitted dangerous situation during possibilitieshad a wonderful that stand amount out: Owl,artistartist MiZMiZ TERRI atat thethe SullivanSullivan HALL CountyCounty (jazz ledAugust Owl, 1: TALKING YASGUR MA- acle on 34th Street” is ization of our hamlet. Any- Museum. and making cookies.” subscribematic Workshop to an emailwill pres- no- the following statement to this time. Theand firstvariety is of at musical the Arrowhead in- vocalist),Museum.July 4 and 7 PM weekend: CHINE,Fridays: (modern acoustic “There are two things I like $10.00. The admission one interested in the future tificationent two holiday list showsfor upcom in- the Thompson Town Board James Legari, one of the Ranchstruments in Parksville donated fromthis year July 4th Annual Sunday, Burger DeFillipis Day at rock),Every 8 Friday:PM Sorella: Jazz about summer in Sullivan price for both performances of Hurleyville is encour- ingDecember events atat theirthe museum.“off-sea- at the public hearing held on spokespeople for Falls- 5and through the line7. Now, of attendeesI’ve never TRATTORIABakery, MUSIC MARBELLA, WHERE StandardsWishing with all DEFINO of you and a County: going to Bethel together is $15.00. aged to join the group. Youson” canhome also at usethe theSullivan form June 18, 2019: burg’s Future, recently ap- beenwas “outa ‘Dead the Head’door”. (which Mem- is 151YOU Main LEAST Street, EXPECT Ellenville; IT, RAVDIN,blessed Holiday and great season, Italian and Woods for outdoor concerts, Bring an unwrapped toy to Hurleyville-Sullivan First atCounty www.scnyhistory.org Museum & Cul- to On behalf of the Columbia Hill peared before the Fallsburg theber name supported, given thisto those station de- 11506 a.m. Broadway, to 4 p.m. Monticello, food!please 6remember – 9 p.m., 3562your State less and sitting outside on my help support the Thunder meets on the 3rd Thursday MaureenMaureen Maxwell,Maxwell, AgeAge 17,17, JacquelineJacquelineLenard Maxwell,Maxwell, Williams AgeAge 15,15, sendtural your Center request. at 265 Main Neighborhood Alliance (CHNA) Town Board to ask if some votedprovides to the a Gratefulgreat service Dead and to 11SOUTHERN AM to 1:30ish FRIED SOUL Rte.fortunate 55, Kauneonga neighbors. Lake patioAvery after dark…I Carrier love Country “Toys for Tots” of each month at 7:00 PM FCHSFCHS FCHSFCHS StreetThe ingift Hurleyville. shop at the mu- this statement is submitted to be of the white lines on major theirSullivan music), County. but I have always at 9ththe Friday,Gazebo, The2019 Pickled Bethel UntilPickled next Owl, time… listening(Age to the 6): crickets and ondrive record and concerning receive the $2 pro off- at the firehouse. “Golf, the casino and the seumAn original offers an work assortment for streets could be repainted. appreciatedWe may have their seen music, the lastpar- Music Series at Kauneonga July 5: TALKING MA- the“Yes, frogs.” because you can posedyour admission!elimination of the Town of Please visit www.hurleyvil- water park” ofyounger Sullivan audiences, County-related “I’m He pointed out that on many ticularlyof the concerts their bringing at the Sulli- forth Lake CHINE play baseball with Thompson’sDessert, coffee Conservation and tea Adviwill- leny.com for more informa- books, maps, posters, post- streets those white lines have whatvan County would Museum.have been A forbig- PHOENICIA FLEA, The July 12: DAVID MILNER snow and a shovel. Getting Nuttin for Christ- sorybe served. Council (CAC). tion and to see the progress cards and memorabilia. faded and can’t be seen. gottenthank yousongs to of Carol the common Smith Fest of Phoenicia, NY. The July 19: WINDFEATHER I like to shovel, slide mas” by Mekalya Perneszi Hurleyville-SullivanWe feel it is rash to eliminate First Hurleyville-Sullivan First is “No.“No. The museum, located at Mr. Legari has observed manand of Little previous Sparrow, decades. whoThis Catskill Brewery will be help- HARMONIES down the slide and and Megan Grieco, based thiswill group hold atthe this 20th time Annualand dis- making. 265 Main St. in Hurleyville, that pedestrians will often ismade what them makes a realityRose’s inGrate our- ing them celebrate July 6 & 7. July 26: POISON LOVE land in a big pile agree that a Local Law should be FROM THE is open on from Tuesday to make an effort to stay on ful Dead Fest, “SO MANY SO MANY ROADS, a DUO of snow. I build a passed to do so. CHNA believes Saturday from 10 a.m. to the right side of these lines ROADS,” attractive. Plus, Grateful Dead fest in support August 2: TALKING MA- snowman, have a that the Conservation committee WEATHER CENTER 4:30 p.m. and on Sunday should be used, not disbanded. when they are clearly vis- it will be held at the ranch, of the horse rescue and sanc- CHINE snow fight. Oh, and by John Simon from 1 to 4:30 p.m. MOMMYDespite itsAND very infrequent ME PAINTINGible. He believes that ifPARTY the which was purchased to be- tuary at the Arrowhead Ranch, CABERNET FRANK’S, I like sledding too.” There will be two new meetings in recent years it re- lines were repainted in par- come a horse rescue and sanc- Parksville; July 5, 6, and 7. by Gabriela Almonte (age 8) 38 Main St., Parksville Pastors at the Hurleyville mains the sole official town en- ticular locations it would rs. Amy Nardi held a tuary, and that makes it even Every Monday: July 5: PAPRIKA’S “Make United Methodist Church tity consisting of local private serve as a much needed DUTCH’S OPEN MIC: “Mommy and Me” more attractive. I’ll support America Dance Again” party, Weather myths of summer onM July 1. They are Pas- citizens charged with consulting reminder to pedestrians to that, absolutely. You can find 205 Rock Hill Dr., Rock Hill, 38 Main St., Parksville; 8 p.m. Alli Hannah Weiner painting party at 2 PM on and providing input on environ- Alli tor Jorge Lopez and Pastor observe the delineation be- out more about this event and 7 p.m. July 12: THE JOHNNY We hear weather myths doing exactly(Age that, 6): forecast- Sunday, November 20th at mental matters before the vari- Walter Haff. Pastor Jacquie tween the roadway for cars the ranch at arrowheadranch. Every Tuesday: JULES BAND, (a little coun- all the time.aa Most prettypretty myths nicenice arm armare totoing, throwthrow which“Yes, aa football.”football.” becauseimplies aI likebit of Frankie & Johnny’s Restau- ous town boards if convened. was given a new appoint- and the shoulder for pedes- org and on their Facebook THE GREATER SULLI- long-held, sometimes even uncertainty.making snowmenThis leads and us rant in Hurleyville. The CAC doesn’t cost the town try, a little Dylan with Phish ment in Brooklyn. The con- trians. VAN COUNTY SEARCH funny, but not necessarily to summersledding, thunderstorms snowballs There were also some anything to maintain or do any page. and the Dead thrown in); 7 gregation will miss her and harm if it continues to exist as This might just be a good The second possibility for AND RESCUE ORCHES- p.m. true. Here is one that we whichand usually snowball happen fights over dads who went with their Fallsburg High School Chorus members (top row) Brenden Hooks wish her well in her new is. In fact, the town is due some place to start to increase this weekend is a trip to the TRA (Joanna Gass, Steve July 19: SIDE F/X; 7:30 reference during the sum- a givenwith area my so sister the science and children. It was well at- and Guillermo Granados; (middle row) Isabel Morales and Jenna church. credit for having such a resource safety for pedestrians Blue Hole in Peekamoose. Schwartz, Kenny Windheim, p.m. mer, followed by the facts. is not brotherto the point and inmaking predict- tended. I went with my Vairo; (bottom row) Mekayla Perneszi and Grace Strauss. The Bread of Life Food available despite choosing not Myth: It is supposed to ing. Townsnow A forts. (for example,I also mom and it made me very Saturdays: Pantry at the church is open to have the committee meet. The many activities for kids at this year’s What The Hill Festival in- rain today. Hurleyville)like having will be inside soaked happy to be there. Mommy The many activities for kids at this year’s What The Hill Festival in- ROCK HILL FARMERS on the third Thursday and At some point in the past there cludedcluded thisthis giantgiant inflatableinflatable slideslide providedprovided byby Partymaster.Partymaster. This is one of the most while neighboringplay dates. Town B and I made a half-picture FALLSBURGMARKET/MUSIC HIGH AT THE on the fourth Thursday of wasGabriela enough Almonte foresight poses and withneed misunderstood concepts in (for example,Snow days Liberty) are fun!” stays and put it together to make MARKET, 226 Rock Hill Dr., each month from 4 to 6 p.m. byher the mom,town forthe such Honorablea body and IS IT LITTER? Rock Hill; 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. weather. It’s true there are dry. This is the forecasters a whole picture. It was a there may be again. This com- The painting party was well attended by moms, children, and even SCHOOL STUDENTS EARN The volunteers working at Amanda Ward, Fallsburg Town by Elaine Corrington situations where rain is a woe of ‘’scattered thun- caterpillar! mittee can only help in light of or fingers. They do. But • Items that look wrong 3 the food pantry serve forty Justice, and the painting on some dads. certainty, during which the derstorms.” So, forecasters TheTheI’m informationalinformational sure my mommy boothbooth mannedmanned had bybyconcerns thethe ColumbiaColumbia associated HillHill Neighbor-Neighbor-with en- right now, they are going to AREAdays in a row ALL-STATE that are MUSIC families every week. The which they collaborated. forecastKendall says Ingram ‘’rain today, will use different adjectives hoodfun,hood too. AllianceAlliance waswas particularlyparticularly busybusyvironmental duringduring thethe festival.festival.issues facing the HURLEYVILLE – Litter hit you with the shocking really natural- 62% volunteers also provide free ending (Ageby dusk 11): tonight.’’ If to define how widespread Town of Thompson, particularly pluckers have mentally col- data they have collected and There is NO way to keep up clothing for families in need HONORS someone“I am said looking it is supposed thunderstorms will be, such in mitigating the package sewer lected data on Hurleyville’s analyzed since the snow dis- with the number of cigarette on the last Thursday of each to forwardrain today, to Winterit is because as isolated (10-20% areal plant disasters of late. Main Street from the top of appeared. The percentage of butts ongratulationsthat are tossed goalong out the to Chorus Director Ms. month. of verythe probability much because of precip - coverage), scattered (30- Who’s to say that at some Columbia Hill all the way items that display the follow- road-Fallsburg and it takes High years School for Colleen O’Toole-Barber is “MESSY CHURCH,” point in the future a different C itation,I love or as to weatherski. peo- 50% areal coverage), nu- down the hill and round the ing characteristics ARE clas- everyChorus single members cigarette Brenden butt to very proud of these students, another sort of family town administration might want pleI participatecall it pop. inThis the is the merous (60-70% areal cov- bend to the traffic light. sic litter that should NEVER decayHooks, into Isabelthe soil-- Morales, perhaps who performed so admirably church, is held on the fourth to utilize such a potential aid? chanceschool’s of seeing ski club measur- erage), and no description These litter pluckers are be tossed into the environ- manyGuillermo more Granados,years even Jenna than during the competition. Ms. Saturday of each month at Or, if the New York State Depart- ableand precipitation I also enjoy at any lo- (80-100% areal coverage). highly refined mathematical ment, but should be carefully theVairo, smoker Mekayla will live--Perneszi but andthe Barber and the award recipi- 5:30 p.m. Everyone is in- ment of Environmental Conser- cation duringsledding. a given time, Meteorology is an inex- geniuses, whose eyes for de- disposed of at the next trash- packsGrace they Strauss came for in and earning the ents are hard at work rehears- I’m patiently waiting vited to come and join your vation should require that the such as 60% chance of see- act science and a weather public in the form of such a town tails allow them to grab and can that crosses your path: emptyArea lighters All-State do not Chorus have ing for the Annual Winter for it to snow” neighbors for an evening of ing rain or thunderstorms. forecast comes with a lot of council be a component of local dispose of the totally distract- • White items- 99.2% toAwards be eyesores! from the While New hoping York Concert on Tuesday, Decem- fun activities, songs, games, Weather forecasters areBCES chance. SEQRA review? ing and destructive eyesores • Brightly colored items- theState smokers School Music are not Associa- suffer- ber 13 at the Fallsburg High BCES crafts, stories and refresh- It’s easy to vote something that are tossed out of cars or 98.9% ingtion from (NYSSMA) this habit of onchoice, the School Auditorium which ments. Mrs. Amy Nardi hosted the painting party at Frankie & Johnny’s Everyone enjoyed themselves at theout Mommy of existence and Me Paintingbut it will Party. be dropped by walkers through- • Shiny items- 99.9% eachweekend butt servesof November as a reminder 19-20, will feature the different Volunteers will begin Restaurant. much harder to reconstitute this out the day. These people ap- • Man-made items- 100% of2016. a habit worse than littering. school choirs and bands. construction on July 11 to panel of concerned residents if parently don’t believe there • Paper items- 100% Pluckers have also noted THE HURLEYVILLE make the churchTHETHE handicap HURLEYVILLEHURLEYVILLE the need or desire should occur will be a trash can where they • Paper items that are that large items that have been accessible. again in the future. are going, so the inside of earth torn up and tossed are visible SENTINEL.““ Services are heldSENTINEL.SENTINEL. at the Action on the future of the car or the pocket or bag colors- 100% and ugly over wider spaces Covering Main Street and Beyond church each SundayCoveringCovering from MainMain 9 StreetStreet the andand CAC BeyondBeyond was tabled until at hand should at least be at- • Plastic items- 100% and require more bending 243 Main Street to 10 a.m. 243243 MainMain StreetStreetthe Thompson Town Board tractive if they are not able • Rubber items- 100% and plucking. A curse, not Hurleyville, NY 12747 The church holds prayerHurleyville,Hurleyville, NYNYmeets 1274712747 again on July 19. 845-707-6000 to clean the environment. A • Metal items- 100% a favor! Large bags of trash 845-707-6000 meetings every Monday845-707-6000 The members of Colum- [email protected] [email protected]@hotmail.com fair trade, they think to them- • Clothing- 100% thrown along a roadside are from 10 a.m. until noon. bia Hill Neighborhood Al- selves… Personal environ- • Diapers- 100% consolidated, but also not liance (CHNA) continue to Editor-in-Chief ÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉ John Conway A BibleEditor-in-ChiefEditor-in-Chief study ÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉgroup meets JohnJohn ConwayConway ment wins over shared natu- • Plastic gloves- 100% a favor. Just toss all of it in Sports Editor ÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉ..... Angelee Santillo at theSportsSports church EditorEditor every ÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉ.....ÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉ..... 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By John Conway in California some years “The class is not at all later she first experienced intimidating,” she says. FERNDALE – The 2019 implement a service learn- HURLEYVILLE – Kathy Kundalini Yoga, a school “There is no lecturing, it is class of Sullivan Renais- ing project. McKenna says there is an of Yoga that, in very basic purely relaxing. If you can sance interns have begun In addition to the intern- antidote to the stresses and terms, focuses on mantras breathe, you can do it.” their work to care for gar- ship program, Sullivan strains of modern day life and meditation to awaken She says people should dens and other public spac- Renaissance offers twos- right here in Hurleyville, the hidden energy that ex- try one class, and most will es in communities through- cholarship programs that and she is hoping she can ists within each of us. be surprised by the positive out Sullivan County. From are available for volunteers make more people aware of Kundalini Yoga dates effect it will have on them small planter boxes and who make a significant it. PHOTO PROVIDED backs thousands of years almost immediately. established gardens, to park contribution to a Renais- Ms. McKenna teaches Katherine McKenna teaches and was once practiced only Ms. McKenna’s classes enhancements and Main of Delaware ber of Commerce and Nar- sance funded project. For a Kundalini Yoga class yoga at The Yoga Space in by the most upper classes are just one of several dis- Street revitalization, they • Robert Bonnaci – Town rowsburg Beautification a list of projects, call Sul- at the Yoga Space at the Hurleyville. of the hierarchy in India. ciplines of varying levels of are working alongside com- of Bethel Group livan Renaissance at 845- Hurleyville Arts Centre upon Kundalini Yoga by ac- It was brought to the West difficulty offered at the Yoga munity volunteers to make • Madison Card – Town The Internship Program 295-2445. Applications are on Tuesday and Thursday cident, but it has become a in the first half of the 20th Space. Her classes meet on a difference in their com- of Rockland is a partnership between available online at Sullivan- mornings, and she believes major part of her life. She century by Swami Sivana- Tuesdays and Thursdays munities. • Corinne Hellerer – Swan Sullivan Renaissance and Renaissance.org/growth. it is the perfect way for was introduced to Yoga nda, and became popular from 9 until 10 a.m. The “We have ten bright, Lake Renaissance the Center for Workforce people to start their day, re- while in graduate school with certain segments of cost of a class is $10 per energetic, diverse young • Hailee Kolvenbach – Development that provides Sullivan Renaissance is a gardless of what they do the in Boston, but didn’t re- the population during the person, and participants do people this year. Our hope Town of Lumberland Parks paid work experiences for beautification and commu- remainder of the day. ally begin to seriously prac- cultural revolution of the not need to make a long is that through this program and Recreation Sullivan County youth be- nity development program “It is an hour in which tice it until she came to the 1960s and ‘70s. Despite that term commitment, although they will develop a sense of • Arly Marin-Leon – Vil- tween the ages of 16 and principally funded by the you can be stress free, with Yoga Ranch in Woodbourne history as a rather esoteric almost everyone does. place and find their voice lage of Jeffersonville 20. In addition to caring for Gerry Foundation with sup- no thinking involved,” she in 1984. She has been an art, Ms. McKenna says it is “Come once, and I think on issues that are important • Jesse Ouimet – Livings- gardens and public spaces, port from Bold Gold Media says. avid student ever since, something that can benefit you will want to come to them,” said Anne-Louise ton Manor Renaissance interns participate in week- Group, The River Reporter, Ms. McKenna stumbled and while visiting friends everyone. back,” Ms. McKenna says. Scandariato, Volunteer Pro- • Priyaben Patel – Town ly meetings where they dis- and the Sullivan County gram Manager at Sullivan of Liberty cuss current issues, meet Democrat. Learn more Renaissance. • Kyle Polomcean – Town with local leaders, develop atSullivanRenaissance. The 2019 Sullivan Re- of Neversink leadership skills and ex- org or Facebook.com/Sul- naissance interns are: • Leizel Schlott – The plore career options. They livanRenaissance. • Mikail Baptiste – Town Greater Barryville Cham- will also choose, plan and Pottery Production at THINC: Making with Meaning Out Divine Corners Way Two Casino Trips Are by Jonathan Shimkin stalks of corn and enjoyed Open for Reservations by Denise Sullivan cational skills program also feasting on the fruit of our help make ceramic pieces Spring arrives in two labor. The cobs were a bit MONTICELLO-- The include $25 free play and a HURLEYVILLE – that become tableware at ways - just as, accord- starchy, but they more than Primetimers of Temple Sho- $5 food coupon. Tucked away in the back of fund raising events or prizes ing to Hemingway, bank- made up for it by virtue of lom in Monticello are hiring Both trips are open to all. THINC, the Technology Hub at an annual golf tournament ruptcy does: “gradually, being home-grown. This a luxury tour bus for a day They depart at 9 a.m. from and Incubator at The Center to benefit TCFD. A team of and then suddenly.” The year we plan to increase trip from Monticello to the the Temple Sholom parking for Discovery on Main Street these students, along with gradual part was a long the yield, and the yield’s Sands Casino & Outlets in lot at 5 East Dillon Ave. in in Hurleyville, is a pottery Chris and other dedicated wet stretch of April, still sweetness, with a new Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Monticello. For reservations studio that is teeming with staff, created 1200 textured chilly, but with the rain variety of seed, a project on Wednesday, July 24. This and information, contact activity. With a refurbished ceramic napkin rings that washing away the last te- requiring a conference excursion, which costs $30 Paula Schroeder at 845-794- kiln nearby, the creativity decorated table settings and nacious traces of winter; with my fellow tillers-of- per person, ends up being 2314 or Sue Kantor at 845- and production in ceramics a dozen mugs and platters the suddenly part was an the-soil in Divine Corners: almost free, since it includes 796-3777. by staff and students leave no that will serve as the prizes overnight tidal surge of “This seed packet says the $30 free play, and a $5 food The casino trips are among doubt that constructing with to be won by golfers. green that transformed all corn should be planted in coupon. the many Primetimers activ- clay is very much alive and a Chris spoke about one the trees along Divine Cor- rows three feet apart – so A second casino trip is ities that raise funds for non- delightful example of “mak- nonverbal young man with ners Road; suddenly and it’s going to take up, like, scheduled for Wednesday, profit organizations such as ing” at its best. autism who became very surely, we had crossed the half the garden?” As kale August 28. This trip, to Mo- Temple Sholom, The Feder- The studio is equipped focused on and interested in seasonal divide. and squash and beans all hegan Sun Casino in Wilkes ation for the Homeless, and with a slab roller that flat- pottery. He uses an augment- When the last had previously staked Barre, Pennsylvania, is also Nesin Cultural Arts. tens clay into smooth pieces ed communication device, clumps of snow finally claims to garden space, a bargain. A $30 ticket will that are shaped into objects an iPad that speaks for him melted away, our last the seed packet read like or vessels. This is known PHOTO BY DENISE SULLIVAN when he taps screen icons. year’s Halloween pump- an agronomical version of as hand building, and it’s a Chris Kilgore works hand over hand with a student on the He began speaking sponta- kin emerged from its win- Manifest Destiny. Finally pottery wheel. great way to begin learning neously in the pottery studio ter cover resembling a Sal- we agreed that the corn how to manipulate clay. Two one day, saying “kiln” when vador Dali clock – draped would be in a single row, pottery wheels are also in the he knew that a clay piece was over a rock, flat and floppy wrapping around the west- space. ready to be fired. He made as a pancake. Its tough ex- ern corner of the perimeter Chris Kilgore is a teacher vases for his mother and sis- terior was still intact, till fence so as not to block at TCFD, a 13 year veteran ter, and matched the glaze to the chipmunks got wind of sunlight when the stalks who teaches art with a strong their favorite colors, which it and started to strip-mine reach full height. focus on ceramics. She cre- he had memorized, unbe- the rind so as to get at the Corn-planting ates meaningful lessons in knownst to them. Learning seeds. The seeds, winter awaits warmer weather the pottery studio that follow that he had a budding inter- survivors, were all perfect- yet; meanwhile, broc- state curriculum standards in est in art, his sister at home ly intact within. I watched coli, parsley, celery, and art education while fostering prepared craft activities that a chipmunk busy at his zucchini are are all in the imagination, vocabulary de- they could enjoy together work one day, circling the ground by mid-May – new velopment and sequencing - when he was home for a vis- pumpkin, gnawing away at seeds for a new season, be- learning the steps and stages it, something that they had it from various angles, and queathed by past crops and of the ceramic object. never done before. scurrying off with seeds. full of the promise of futu- In our interview, Chris The discovery of a new in- It took a week till there rity. The farming method pointed out that the sensory terest in the arts can unlock wasn’t much left of it ex- is organic, a synonym, my experiences unique to work- PHOTO BY DENISE SULLIVAN communication with others cept scattered bits of husk, fellow gardener says, for ing with clay really grab the A textured napkin ring made at THINC. and provide enjoyment for which went to compost. relentless weeding. Within attention of the students, students who cannot express Those still-edible seeds a few days of planting the which is a victory in itself. be very gratifying. So much wide variety of differing themselves freely. Just like were plant-able as well, new crop looks remark- The sound and vibration of so, that some hard-to-reach abilities. They create objects anyone else, this new moti- had we wanted a pumpkin ably robust and perky, a the pottery wheel, the texture students are now hooked on from clay for their own plea- vation serves as way to re- crop for our garden. But second green tide rising to- and temperature of clay in pottery. sure, gifts for family mem- late to others in a meaning- we had other plans. wards the high-water mark their hands, and the feeling The students that Chris bers for Mother’s Day, for ful way. Who knew that clay Last year we man- of summer. of pride when a glazed ves- teaches are from 10 to 18 example. But a select group could be so magical? Chris aged to raise around 20 sel emerges from the kiln can years old, and they have a of advanced students in a vo- Kilgore, that’s who. PAGEPage 44 HURLEYVILLEHurleyville SENTINEL,Sentinel, Hurleyville, HURLEYVILLE, N.Y. N.Y. DECEMBERJuly 20192016

From the Firehouse HOME HEATING SEASON IS HERE ARE YOU READY ? byBy JackJack Halchak, Halchak, Past Past Chief Chief H.F.D. H.F.D.

Fires can be prevented.

he Hurleyville Fire De- talcum powder and told time to clean out the ash. I not control the flame or even A few easy steps can save your life! Thepartment Hurleyville is always look-Fire weighedthem to 2.43 cover lbs. everything this was have seen people put the ash turn it off. It too will pro- T x Have a service person inspect where they have been con- Departmenting for help, is to always fight fire look or- thepossible only walleye and then caught. you go in in a paper bag, plastic duce deadly CO. July 7, 1909 and clean your chimney , wood fined since the building has ingsupport for thosehelp, thatto fight do. We fire even or andNext do up it again.for the What Fire a bucket or other combustible • I have seen people plug Local and Personal News stove or furnace each year. been under construction. supply all of the gear and pro- mess. The other result can container and put it in the power strips into power support those who do. We Department is the Ninth There are now eight pris- vide all of the training needed, be CO (carbon monoxide) garage, on the back porch, strips with multiple exten- The Sullivan Countyx Use a metal or glass fireplace even supply all of the gear Annual Bill Carlson Golf oners confined in the jail. andfor free. provide Stop all by ofany the Monday train- Classicpoisoning. on Saturday,The worst Aucase- alongside the house, or in sion cords. If you are lucky it bread makers have raised screen to keep sparks from hitting nearby carpets or ingnight needed, and find for out free. how Stop you gustscenario 17 onis your the house beautiful burns the shed. The results are not will trip your circuit breaker. the price of bread from furniture. July 28, 1909 bycan anyhelp. Monday night and Tarrydown. Brae Get golf your course. furnace good. Put the ash in a metal If you are not, it will over- eight cents to nine cents a Last issue we talked about cleaned. NOW! bucket with a cover and put heat the wiring or extension x Base Ball find out how you can help. This will be a 1 p.m. shot- loaf in Hurleyville, LiberKeep- kindling, paper, and décor fire prevention. I would like to • I have seen way too many it outside, away from the cord and cause a fire. away from fireplaces and The 18th Annual Morn- gun start. We will start out ty, Livingston Manor and continue on that topic with thimble failures. The thimble house. It will be hot and I What I have described Roscoe and Rockland. wood stoves. The Hurleyville Base ingsidesome personal Fishing observations Classic withis where lunch the and stove end pipe with goes an have seen a brush fire start above, you have probably read x Never use gas or lighter fluid to Ball Club will play a series wasand experiences. held on the I first am ap- day awardsthrough dinner your housewith many to the from it and then burn the in a newspaper or seen on TV of championship games Local and Personal News start a fireplace or wood stove. ofproaching the 2019 48 years bass as seasona Hur- rafflesoutside. to So win. the There stove will pipe be house down. Put that bucket as a cause of a fire that burned with a New York College x Burn only seasoned wood. onleyville Morningside firefighter andLake I amin a goesclosest fromto the yourpin contest stove of ash in a safe place! a house down. Club beginning Friday Hurleyville.currently a Deputy The Firemorning Coor- andthrough a longest the drive thimble contest. to the • Space heaters (electric or I have personally witnessed Clarence Baker, who has PHOTO PROVIDED afternoon of this week at dinator for the Sullivan rest of your chimney to the kerosene) are another cause these causes. They are some of been assisting his brother, started with an air tempera- If you would like to donate The Hotel O’Neill, on the corner of what is today Mongaup Kile’s Flats in Hurleyville. tureCounty of Bureau41 degrees of Fire. and Myby anroof item top. to the The raffle, thimble getsspon- of fire I have seen, especially top causes I have seen in re- District Attorney Remember [Ells- primary responsibility is to as- hot and if not installed to when we have an extended sponding to structure fires. worth] Baker, in his office Road and Main Street, was saved from a major fire in July, Game will be called at the end of the contest at 1 sor a tee box or register a Fireplaces and chimneys 1909,are the but number burned one to the ground along with several other 2:30 p.m. These games p.m.sist the it firewas departments in the 70s. in Asthe teamcode you the can fire call gets John out Jay of - a cold snap. The heater is Use some common sense the past few weeks, has ac- Towns of Fallsburg and Nev- failed thimble or it heats placed too close to the bed- when trying to stay warm. businesses in October, 1911. will afford an opportunity the day progressed, so did cox at (845) 866-6431 for cepted a positionsource of withhome heating L. equipment fires. ersink, and as backup to the combustible material that is ding or furniture. It may take Maintain your heating systems G. Laidlaw in his studio at to those who are interested the wind. The water tem- more information. and be safe. 4,500 gallons was used. At this meeting arrange- other deputies I have been all too close to the thimble and a couple of days to super dry Loch Sheldrake. in the great National game peratureover the countywas assisting65 degrees dif- youSummer have a catastrophicis here and fail-our the material but then it may As stated in my last article, The tank contains about ments will be made in re- to witness some classy andferent the firelake departmentswas very populationure and fire. goes This up can astro also- burst into flames. Keep these make sure you have a working 9,000 gallons. The Dusto- gard to buying buckets, baseball, as Hurleyville murkythroughout in the color. county. With the nomically.happen if So you let don’tus review clean space heats at a safe dis- smoke detector(s) and CO de- Local and Personal News lene has given very good ladders, etc., and looking has gotten together one of cool,These wet are spring some thereof my were real a yourfew things chimney, for and the havesum - a tance from all combustible tector (s) in your home. One or satisfaction so far and the into the cost of chemical the fastest amateur clubs in notlife many experiences lily pads that growing I have mer.chimney fire. In a dirty materials. Refer to the both may save your LIFE. Dr. R. A. DeKay of Liv- streets have never been as tanks, etc. Every citizen is the county and the college yet.seen burnThe downsun was our neighborsout with chimneyThe Morningside the creosote four owner’s manual for recom- Winter is soon to be here and ingston Manor was in town free from dust as this sum- urged to be present at this homes: catches fire and super heats mendations. that means cold weather and boys are said to be crack- some cloud cover through corners has been accident Saturday and he, in com- mer. – Goshen Ind. Rep. meeting. a-jacks at the game. Every- the• I have day. been These to a conditionsnumber of freeeverything, for a while, and let’s this couldkeep • If you have a kerosene space ice. Mark this on your calendar. pany of Dr. W. H. DeKay, If Dustolene is needed calls where the furnace has cause a thimble failure. heater, make sure you use Hurleyville Fire Department body welcome. made it hard to pattern any it that way. Remember you went to White Lake to see anywhere, it is in Hur- Local and Personal News fishmalfunctioned, bit that the most 95 anglersof the canClean not your make chimney, the light and if the white kerosene. Read the / Town of Fallsburg Youth their mother who is seri- leyville. The time to act is Commission 29st Annual Ice time because of a lack of have it inspected by some- directions before you use it. ously ill. Local and Personal News encounteredcleaning. The as result only is52 black fish youone are who coming knows whatfrom to Loch look The wrong type of fuel is Fishing Contest on Morning- now – Editor. Hurleyville is now to were brought to the scale. Sheldrake so don’t try to soot throughout the entire for. dangerous. It will produce a side Lake Feb.11, 2017. have oil on its streets. By At last we have oil on the First place for bass was beat it. house. It is as though you • So your stove and fireplace poor burning flame and I More on this in the next Local and Personal News July 14, 1909 popular subscription and streets and where it is ap- Josh Kortright from Nev- With the weather that gave a group of kids black is well maintained. Now it is have seen it where you can- issue. Local and Personal News through the efforts of J. plied it does good service. ersink with a total weight we have been having in About 40 friends as- Dwight Wood, enough Experience has taught us of five bass weighing recent weeks be careful sembled on Darius Mit- Early in the evening of money has been obtained that the best way to apply 12.45 lbs. Josh also caught when we have a down pour teer’s hill on the evening Wednesday, fire was dis- to purchase enough oil to it is from a sprinkling pot theFrom lunker theof the files day aof... 3.84 and get flooded roads. DO ofmince July pie,5th to tea view and a coffee. grand coveredday evening, in the hay January mow 15. of coverNovogradsky, the main Davis,street. The La- andbe readydust it for over action. with a This lit- lb. bass. He used a white go around or through NOT displayThere were of fireworksseventy-eight under at theThere Hotel will O’Neill be free barn. refresh- No oilchowitz, is expected and Balbirer. to be For ap- tlegame loose promises gravel, tooiling draw one a frog with great success. barriers blocking roadways the home. supervision of Justice alarmments, of entertainment, fire was given and but pliedthe Eagles, today. Mormon, Welter, sidehuge of crowd the road and atwill a time.start at Second place with five because of flooding condi- W. R. Stodart. The event thosedancing. who Come happened one, cometo be Fisk,Preparations Hodge, Levine, are Jacob-being 8:30 P.M. There will be bass was Stephen Morris of tions. You don’t know how was thoroughly enjoyed made for putting on the oil Compiled by Sullivan County Historian John Conway Grahamsville Man inall. the immediate vicinity at son, Walter and Knapp will Localdancing and after Personal the game. News Smallwood with 9.31 lbs. deep the water is and you andCelebrated highly appreciated his 100th by the time lent their aid and on our streets. The dust is Third place was Joe don’t know if there is even all fortunate enough to be being brushed up and tak- Birthday formedEagles a bucket to Play brigade. Last Thursday morning Popet of Greenfield Park, a road under the water. While strolling along the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph present. en off and E. G. Pierson This past Christmas Day Ten atminutes Woodridge more onwould while one of Myerhoff’s also with five bass weigh- As you may be firing up highway on Monday with Reynolds, was announced. has the sprinkling appara- brought to Charles H. Hall of have seenWednesday that end of town boarding house rigs was ing in at 8.05 lbs. Joe was your grill for the first time her pet dogs, Mrs. Amoretta They plan to marry soon. tus nearly completed. GrahamsvilleLocal and Personal a present News he allThe in Sullivan flames County as the Ea- wind in town, the driver in some using a rubber worm. He this season check it over. Jones of Hurleyville, fell and Mr. and Mrs. B.M. Case of has been waiting just 100 wasgles, blowing acclaimed very Sullivan strong also is a perennial contend- Check to see if it needs to fractured her ankle when one Rock Hill have announced manner managed to pull yearsMr. to Ennis, receive—his who centen- runs a andCounty there champions, is no resourcewill play Local and Personal News the horses around in such a er in this contest. Joe beat be cleaned of debris. Move of the dogs playfully tripped the engagement of their farmnial birthday. in the vicinity The centenar- of Hur- whateverthe Woodridge in case A.C. of for fire. the out Frank Bullaro from it away from the house. her. The elderly woman was daughter, Gladys, to Earl manner that the wagon was leyville,ian had been had conserving the misfor his- Luckilyundisputed enough, championship this was of The contractors have the overturned and the occu- Liberty by .01 lbs. for his If you are going boating, found lying on the highway Peck of Monticello. Miss tunestrength to lose for days one ofin anticipa-his team discoveredSullivan County in time. at Had the temporary jail in Monticel- third place finish. make sure every person has by hotel guests who passed Case, a school teacher in the pants thrown into the road. horsestion of beingon the able way to greetto town the itWoodridge happened Highin the Schoolnight, lo ready for prisoners and There were no bones bro- Most of the bass that a life jacket. Learn to swim by on horseback. They re- Mitteer district in Hur- Saturdayscores of friendsmorning. and neigh-The nothinggym, Wednesday, could have January saved the prisoner were brought were caught were on rub- and swim with a buddy. moved her to the home of leyville for the past four ken but one lady suffered animalbors who dropped called deadChristmas in the that19. endWoodridge of town. is We the never only from Newburgh Monday from a few bruises. ber worms fished in a vari- If you are going hik- Mrs. Fred Mitteer who noti- years, is a sister to Mrs. Peter roadmorning near toA. combineG. Witherel’s. their haveteam had in the a very vicinity disastrous which Ernie’sety of Barways & Grill and can colors. be seen withing, the Gulfmake gasoline sure signsomebody in front, fied Dr. Harry Jacobs at his LaBaugh. No date has been just to the left of center in this photo of Hurleyville’s Main Street Christmas greetings with fireholds and a victory some thinkover the that Ea- in fromIn the the 1940s. pickerel category knows your plans, where office here. Mrs. Jones was set for the wedding. birthdayDustolene wishes. for Village asgles, much and as the we Hurleyville have been Richard Smith from Wood- you are going and when to taken to the Monticello Hos- Streets ablequintet to isget favored along towithout erase bourneDECEMBER took first 27, 1930 with a expectgame betweenyou back. the girls of pital where her condition is Christmas at the County JANUARY 8, 1937 firethat defeat. protection, The Eagles holdwe will FROM THE FALLSBURG Hurleyville Girls Hurt both schools with victory for 20.50 inch 1.76 pounder. Make sure that the reported as satisfactory. She Home TheJohn second Knapp tank Hurt of Dusin - invictories the future, over but every the othertime Robertin Auto McCoy Crash from EmergencyRoscoe. Both Services teams, scrap- can remains under the care of Dr. Christmas was celebrated PHOTO PROVIDED toleneCoasting to be Accidentused on the hasteam come in the when county, something and a Miss Sarah Hillman, ping hard, made the game a LIBRARY Liberty took second with a find you. Post your -physi HonoredJacobs. by FCSD were (left to right):at the KindergartenWelfare Home and in first the villageWhile streets coasting has downhill arrived mustvictory be over done Woodridge and to thatwill twenty, suffered severe lac- treat to the eye. The score 19.00 inch 1.43 pounder cal address so that they grade inclusion teacher Judy Lucyk,real first old-fashioned grade teacher way. Er- andacross is thebeing golf applied course toat the endgive a meeting them unquestionedwill be held by Kelly Wells & Amanda Letohic erations of the face and was 19-12. Richard Smith also took can see it. It should be on icka Gamella,Engagements and music teacherChristmas Andrea Henderson. Eve, by the light of streetsColumbia that Hotelwere not here sprin last- atrecognition Lawrence for Casino titular hon- next body, and Pearl Jacobson third place with a 17.25 the same side of the road Announced the brilliantly lighted Christ- kledSunday, when John the Knapp, first tank eight of Mondayors. In the evening, Woodridge July line- 19. inchand 1.56 Mary pounder. Schubert, her as yourPeople house, You inKnow at least Three engagements in- mas tree, welcomed the visit year old son of Mr. and Mrs. up there will be Podberesky, permitting, there will be a companions,Robert DeGraw also of thisof Hur vil-- (3)Among three inchthose highwho reflecattend- volvingFALLSBURG Hurleyville resi- of HONORSJolly Old Saint Nick, who Summer is here, and we Ben Knapp, suffered a deep have so many programs star watch after the movie. leyvillelage, were brought slightly in injured a nice tivecollege letters and with are spending your house the dents were announced visited each and every person flesh wound in his thigh Friday of last week when a Christmas vacation with THREE BCES TEACHERS to offer, that there’s no For adults, we will be walleye for first place. number and placed where during Christmas week. in the institution bringing when his sled struck a water room to discuss anything welcoming Woodstock car driven by Miss Hillman their parents are: Rose It was 20.00 inches and we can see it. The betrothal of Miss gifts that made joyous each pipe used during the summer else. Those of you who alumnus, Duke Devlin, on was struck by a Hi-Land Cohen, Sylvia Garelick, FriedaFALLSBURG Wichinsky, –daughter Three one’sMore heart. than 50 After colleagues, singing to water the greens. The have been to our Library Thursday, July 25 at 6 p.m. bread truck at the intersec- Rose Wizwer, Lillian teachersof Mr. and from Mrs. Benjamin Jack retiredChristmas faculty, hymns, family, several and of deep three cornered gash cut before know how “cozy” Come out to hear some of tion of Loch Sheldrake and Lawrence, Herbert Bil- CosorWichinsky Elementary and Jerry Lax School of friendsthe inmates joined contributedthe festivities a into leg muscles and nar- our space is, so if you see Duke’s stories from the Hurleyville roads. A brother lowitz, George Schmuckler, (BCES)New York were was celebratedmade public. at atsong Bernie’s or piece Holiday to make Restau the- rowly escaped severing an something that interests three-day Woodstock Fes- of MissMUSIC Hillman AND was Milton HISTORY Schmuckler, Betty theThe Fallsburg couple plan Central to wedSchool in rantevening in Rock a pleasant Hill. Fifth one. grade artery. Dr. Ralph Breakey of you, be sure to call and tival, just in time for the drowned ten days ago while Simmons, and Paul Raskin. DistrictJune. (FCSD) Retirement teacherA little later, Christine the Truthseek- Decker Monticello treated the register today. Seating for 50th anniversary. There skating on MorningsideAT SCHS DinnerOn Christmas on Friday, Eve, June the 14. en- welcomeders’ Club of everyone Mountaindale to the wound, which required some of our programs will will be a question and an- Pond.by Kathleen Sullivan dro JANUARY(Bobby D) on1, 1937dobro gagementMusic ofteacher Miss Marion Andrea event,sang Christmas which was carols filled under with twelve stitches to close. be limited, and priority is swer session as well. guitar.Breaks Ankle When Pet HendersonMetcalf of and Monticello, kindergarten to lotsthe windows of appreciation of the sick for in the all given to those enrolled in In addition to these fan- Dog Trips her HighHURLEYVILLE School Notes from – The program, hosted andEdward inclusion Reynolds, teacher son Judy of threethree of educators the buildings. who have The An Invitation to the Pub- our summer reading pro- tastic special programs, the Announcer gram, so please be sure to every Monday evening The First Sunday Mu- by Little Sparrow, is Lucyk are retiring and first offeredmenu for Christmasso much day over for the lic Outplaying Hurleyville sign up for that today, as at 5 p.m. we will have a sic and History program made possible with funds grade teacher Ericka Gamel- yearsthe old to the folks students was chicken,passing The public is cordially in- from start to finish, the biscuits and gravy, mashed well. new special guest in the li- at the Sullivan County from the Decentraliza- la was honored for 20 years through the halls of BCES. vited to attend the official Roscoe quintet rang up its potatoes, squash, cranberry Check out the great pro- brary. Following our guest, Museum will feature the tion Program, a re-grant of service. opening of Ernie’s Bar and grams we have coming up at 6 p.m., there will be a first victory in the Catskill sauce, mustard pickles, Grill in Hurleyville on Satur- MountainJohnny LeagueJules atBand Roscoe. on program of the New York this month: children’s craft. Monday BothSunday, teams July fought 7 at hard, 2 p.m. but State Council on the Arts We have some fun for mornings at 11 a.m. is re- Roscoe,The theband’s better music team, is with the support of Gov- the whole family planned served for seniors! We’ll won.pure Americana…folk, ernor Andrew Cuomo this month. First, on have special presentations Hurleyvilleblues and was rock. the first Their to and the New York State Wednesday, July 10 at 6 and crafts throughout the scorerepertoire when our features dashing songs for- Legislature and admin- p.m., we will have ma- summer. Tuesdays at 10 ward,that Charles defined Yavorofsky the Wood- istered by Delaware gician Ron Cain here to a.m. is our Preschool Story madestock two generation…songs foul shots. Imme- Valley Arts Alliance. take all you muggles into Time and from 4 to 6 p.m. “The World of Harry Pot- we will have drop-in crafts diatelyby Bob after Dylan, this, Al the Keating Grate- ful Dead, the Band and The event is free. Dona- ter.” Then, on Wednesday, for the whole family to en- broke loose and made a nice July 31 at 6 p.m., we will joy. tions will be gratefully hangthe shotByrds. making the score be welcoming and learning Many of our programs 4-0. Johnny At this Jules point lives Roscoe in accepted. about some exotic animals require registration, so call beganHurleyville. using its scoringHe is a abil-vet- For more information thanks to Outragehisss or stop in to save your seat! ityeran and musicianquickly sprang and plays into about the program, call Pets Interactive Live Ani- Call 845-436-6067 ext. thesix-string lead. guitar, twelve- 845-434-8044 or visit the mal Program. 102 or stop in. All of our Instring the secondguitar half,and ourthe Sullivan County Histori- For older teens and programs are FREE and boysblues fought harp. hard, His haunting,but could cal Society at www.sc- adults, we will be welcom- open to the public, so don’t notsoulful make their voice shots will good. take nyhistory.org or on Face- ing Catskills Astronomy miss out. Be sure to check Theyyou kept right Roscoe’s back to scoring 1969. book . Club on Thursday, July 11 out our event calendar on down,Other but band could members not add anyare The Sullivan County at 7 p.m. as they present our website, www.falls- pointsDave to D’Arcy their own on score. bass Museum is located at 265 “Seeing in the Dark.” This burglibrary.org for ALL of Theguitar final and score Bob was Dalessan 25-14. - Main St., Hurleyville. is a film about the wonders the great programs that we There was a preliminary of stargazing and, weather have coming up. DECEMBER 2016 HURLEYVILLE SENTINEL, HURLEYVILLE, N.Y. PAGE 5 July 2019 Hurleyville Sentinel, Hurleyville, N.Y. Page 5 POSSESSED BY JACK ROBBIN Excerpted From a Novel in Progress by John Conway The Hurleyville area was once entire trip in that radio an- moved to the city, he had told few other miscellaneous idee.” ofIllustration bet myself by Carol you Smith would be OVER UNITYnouncer’s voice of his, but her. Another lie. items. Passing by a full Deke joined the man behind when I saw that young lady home to nearly forty hotels, Deke heard little of what he The breakfast layout was length mirror on the way to the amazement,counter and distinctly followed feeling him that,”you Speeglewalked answered. in with. “SheWe get a none any more well-known than Our story began when Ma- “Coach?” Quint finally said. through you. In fact, she came cArthur Quint returned home “Mac Quint,” the man re- said, trying instead to distract elaborate, but it was wasted the counter,to see mehe shortlycouldn’t after help you left.down as if a two narrow of his worldshallway had to just a calledlot of me John at the Smiths end of eachhere of at the the Columbia. Originally one night to find his old girl- plied, stepping forward and himself from his dread by on him. He ate mechani- but glanceThought sideways you might have and toldsmall collided. room, He which had always they kepten- myColumbia, first few anddays, aasking lot of meJone- known as The Columbia Farm,friend waiting for him. Years spreading his arms for a hug. staring at—and fantasizing cally, saying little. She joked liked whatme about he saw. where you were go-tered,his love and of thewrestling old sepa guy- forses a detailedand Johnsons, report on too.what IEven it was founded by John Harmsbefore, Janice Craig had Quint embraced the smaller about—Janice’s long and about him getting his game “At leasting. She you wanted look to like talk to a youswitched rate from on ahis light, business that isside. to hadhad inventoried. a Kilroy That once. wasn’t Of Knapp in 1891 and when itbroken his heart by marrying man, whose arms tightened shapely legs. It was solely a face on, a remnant of years of skier,” inhe the thought worse toway. himself, You hadn’tsay He he couldtugged scrap on awith string, Coach il- socourse, strange in not and as of manyitself, but as we Speegle, who was physically the way she asked, it was al- closed in 1969 it was the oldesthis best friend and business around him with surprising testament to her physical serious competition, she forgettingsaid muchhis apprehension of anything that day,luminating a bare bulb hang- used to get at the Laurels partner, Dietrich Lamb and strength, nearly driving the charms that he was able to guessed. He noted that her for justbarely a moment. spoke at all, actually,ing tough,from quickthe steeply and strong sloping and mostwhen as ifI sheworked was looking there. for Have continuously operating hotel in Quint hadn’t seen her since. breath out of him. momentarily put aside the energy was exceeded only by “Well, so you I couldn’t are certainly help her, but a sheceiling. a brilliant strategist, and then somethingyou ever specific.been to the But Laurels? she Sullivan County. This is an ex-Janice told him that her hus- “How long has it been, apprehension he felt about her enthusiasm for the up- grand gaillardreached out,” thequite man a few be- more“You he could are going engage toin havea purely to neverSwingingest came right out place and said in the traordinary story set at the Co-band was dead and she was Quint?” the man asked, re- having to either perform in coming event. Her prepara- hind thetimes counter to see ifventured I had heard in fromwatch intellectual your head conversation in here,” with he so.”mountains, I‘d say. Not that lumbia one winter in the earlyconvinced he had been mur- leasing his hold and stepping the ski race or tell her he had tion included scouting the a raspy,you. FrenchWe became accented friends, andsaid D-Lamb, sternly. discussing “It’s not meantmathe- we“Any don’t idea getwhat our that share might here, matical equations or rare earth have been?” 1960s. It is not likely you havedered.The Quint ski hill had at reluctantly the Columbia back. in the “Got 1960s. to be twenty years lied to her. other possible entrants, and voice, alooking few years Deke later, up when and Techfor average height gonzes, let you see. Swingers, I mean.” elements. He compartmental- “None at all,” Speegle said, heard it before, but once youagreed to look into the matter since I‘ve seen or heard any- After registering at the front she passed the time at break- down. ended “And the wrestling those skisprogram,alone one as tall as you. But “Any luck with the skis?” for her.motion. Now he “I’m has travelledStan, and thingI will fromat you. the What chance the hellin spite of the desk—as Mr. and Mrs. John putting me out of a job, she ized his two lives and always shakingDeke asked.his head. “I never have, it is not likely you will for- fast speculating about the rel- you’re carrying certainly do there are some old wooden to Atlanta,be your Georgia, driver.” where he have you factbeen thatup to hethat had you never been Smith—and settling into ative abilities of couple after not belongsuggested to you.” I ask D-Lamb if heskies felt over that here each that benefitted I brought from knewHe heard that muchMike movingabout the some get it. Please enjoy this first ofis in DekeLamb’s barelydeserted gavework - himcouldn’t a geton in skis touch?” in his life. After all, their room, they took a walk couple as they made their Deke knewhad a place skis forwere me.” sized withthat. me Janice from had a placebeen the I usedonly technicalstuff around, stuff butthat couldn’t went on re- common thread between the here. But I was aware that D- three installments, exclusivelyshop,glance and has asencountered he swung a Quint the didn’the toldanswer, himself, but he how hard around the hotel grounds, way along the buffet line. according“Because to aof your person’s extensiveto work years ago. They ally see what he was doing. two, until now. Lamb had come up with some in The Hurleyville Sentinel… man heavy pushing bags a pallet into across the back knew of exactlycould when it hebe? had last watching as the darkness de- She actually recognized two height, backgroundand Janice’s in skisthe electric were carwere discarding a lot of “Ha! Just as I thought,” the floor.the wagon. seen his oldHe wrestling was a reasonablycoach. good business?” Quint interrupted “So what are you doing kind of breakthrough, some- scended, bringing with it the couples from the year before, obviously much too short for equipment,now?” Quint so asked. I salvaged thingMike revolutionary. said, turning Some arounof d PART ONE “Aren’t there two of you?”His mind athlete,wandered had back played to college muted electric lighting that she said. Deke was only him. Thesarcastically. elderly man could what I could and have been with a long pair of wooden eke Temple realized he “Janice called me the day the workers said that it would Chapterthe youth 7 – A asked,Renovated and Dekehis days asfootball, a varsity and wrestler had remained in illuminated the walkways paying partial attention, but tell that, “Obviously,too. I had no back-carrying it from place to skis. “A bit cabosse, but I had made a serious mis- at Georgia Tech, how much ground, but D-Lamb didn’t after D-Lamb died. She told change the world. I know it D Warehousenoticed in Atlanta,that he GAsounded an good shape in the five years between the buildings. he couldn’t help but notice “No, I need to rent skis,” place ever since. I know can get them in working take almost as soon as he had he had learned from Gary seem to care. He said any me what had happened—at had D-Lamb pretty spooked.” awful lot like a radio disc since graduation. Besides, They paused to kiss, but just one of the couples she Deke said. “Unless you there was a long pair of skis order for you.” done it. Not that it mattered “Who are you and how did Speegle, and how close they friend of yours was a friend of least what she knew about “Spooked?” jockey. “I was told there he had studied the brochure briefly, because Janice pulled pointed out. The man was don’t have anything in my among them.” “Wonderful,” Deke said, now, he thought. There wasyou get in here?” the small had become, especially once his and he hired me right away. it—and asked me if I could “He had me beef up the were two of you.” for the hotel, Knapp’sQuint Co-embracedaway the suddenly,smaller man, her whose eyes arms tall,tightened even talleraround than him his with own surprisingsize,” he added hopefully. “You don’t say,” Deke said, hoping his disappointment little he could do to rectifyman in the green coveralls de- Quint had been elected captain Made me head of security and come in and do a complete locks on all the doors, and in- “My girlfriend will be right lumbia in a small townstrength, in the nearlybright driving with the excitement. breath out of him. 6’4” and he was nearly as The old man scrunched up ducking to follow the old guy wasn’t too evident as he things at this point. manded. of the team his senior year. personnel.” inventory of everything in the stall bars on all the windows, here,” Deke assured him. mountains called Hur- “I can’t tell you how much I broad shouldered. The his face in lieu of answering. to the back of the room. turned to lead the way out of There was no solace in the “Funny, those are exactly Following his graduation, would leave Atlanta without quite a few of the guys you ent wars.” “Must have been trying to building. I was happy to help. we added a sophisticated “She had to use the ladies leyville. It wasn’t very big, am looking forward to you woman was considerably After a time, he shook his “Yes, I do say,” he replied. “I the room. He had been mo- fact that he was well awarethe questions I was going to during the time he was build- saying good-bye, and the day know…Morrison, Saville, “Never been in prison, and ease his guilty conscience.” I am finished with everything alarm system to the building, I room.” and its ski hill was advertised and me winning the Luzon shorter, but had that unmis- head. am downstairs,certain of andit. nowBy the I am way, try- hadmentarily to bring in hopeful, a computer but guy it was that being head over heels inask you,” Quint said as he ing up his business with Diet- he left town, his world sud- Davis, Carmichael, Martinez, I’m no hero,” Quint finally “I don’t know about that. Janice appeared almost on as “in its second season” and Cup, Deke!” she blurted out. takable springy step of an “I might not, at that,” he fi- my ing name to sort is through Michel, the stuff but tobeginning upgrade the to firewalls, look like and he love had clouded his judg-walked closer. rich Lamb and dating Janice denly turned upside down by maybe he came after you...and said. “Now, can you tell me I can tell you that he revered cue and Deke, mesmerized “perfect for skiers of all lev- “I have thought about win- athlete. This was the couple nally said. “How tall are everyoneup here in calls the storage me Mike.area. I hewould bought have this hugeto hit vault the forslopes ment, and he resigned him- The man stood his ground, Craig, he had also worked as Janice’s betrayal, he had done they would often speculate what you’re doing here in you. To hear him talk, you by her as always, held the els of skill.” He was not de- ning that cup ever since last to beat, Janice proclaimed, you, nearly two meters?” Anddon’t what think do anyonethey call comes you?” up theafter office, all. which I thought was self to try to make the best ofnot moving a muscle. As Speegle’s volunteer assistant just that. Quint had not looked what had become of you, how Dietrich Lamb’s workshop? could walk on water, and he back door of the wagon open terred, and in fact, might winter when my friend and if looking the part had “I’m not sure about that,” “I’mhere De…” very often,Deke sostarted some toof kind of odd, since we never what would surely end upQuint drew closer, he realized coach. In fact, next to Janice back, and had never spoken you had dropped out of sight. I don’t recall you guys ever could not have treated me for her to climb in. have even assured Janice at Margie won it with her anything to do with it, he had Deke said, unable to convert saythis before stuff realizing hasn’t theybeen had moved had“Possessed” much money is in athe work place. of fic- being a bad situation. he knew exactly who the man and D-Lamb, the coach had to any of his Atlanta friends Some said you were in prison, knowing each other.” better. I’ve worked here ever “Oh honey, I am so excited! some point that he was an boyfriend, Stu. They’re mar- to agree. meters to feet and inches so registeredor looked at under in years. different I have no Ittion was andalmost any like resemblance he was ex- to He was standing on the side-was. And apparently the man become his closest friend. again. Morrison said he had heard “We didn’t really know since.” recognizedThis him, is going as well. to be a It mar- was inconceivableexperienced that skier;he maybe ried now.” They headed for the ski hill quickly inQuint his shookhead. his“I’m head a innames. idea what “I’m some deeply if it is.”proud to pectingactual some persons kind of or attack.” events is walk in front of a tiny bus “I’ve kept in touch with you were a hero in two differ- each other. But I knew Janice velous weekend,” she ex- even hinting that he had “Do you think there’s a con- as soon as they’d eaten. The shade over six foot four. If meet “Didyou, Janice Mike,” happen he finally to say strictly coincidental, except station on Broadway in claimed as she slid across the raced, no less. nection?” Deke asked imp- weather was cool and crisp you can’t accommodate me, managed.why she wanted “My namean inven is- whenRead more it is not.about Don’tMacAr -miss Monticello, NY, carrying his seat. “It’s already snowing, It wasn’t until they had ishly. under bright sunny skies. I will understand.” John…tory?” John Quint Smith. asked. “Do you thurPart Quint’s Two inadventure, the next Over issue of own suitcase and two bags Lesterand I can’t Cohen wait to get Elected out on boarded to FCSDthe bus at PortHall Au- ofTo Fame his surprise, she an-BCESThe overnightStudents snowfall Show had Their“Follow me,”Talents the old guy “Youthink know, she was I’mgoing not to sell sur- the Unity,The Hurleyvillein a future editionSentinel! of that belonged to his girl- the hill.” thority that she burst that swered, and seriously, at that. added a few inches of pow- said, gesturing with his hand. prisedplace at or that, something?” not at all,” the The Hurleyville Sentinel. friend, Janice Pearson. A DekeAward smiled Winning weakly. Opto-Mechanical He bubble of false Engineer security by Honored“I guess we’ll findFALLSBURG out.” –dery For sevsnow- to the accumula- “I just might have a bonne old fellow“it’s a chuckled.funny thing “Kind about significantly longer duffel was madly in love with Jan- presenting him with a letter Needless to say,eral he sleptyears, little the PTAtion, at Ben and- the hills looked well type bag, containing her FALLSBURGice and there –were Noted plenty of on the hotel’s stationeryTelescope, that to thatbe launchednight. The jamin after dinnerCosor Elementarycovered. The ski shop was a School has been audition- skies, lay at his feet. It wasengineerthings Lester he wasCohen looking has for- outlined the plansin for2021—earned the drinks Mr. and Co dancing- had tired rudimentary facility, small, snowing lightly and a coldbeen wardselected to aboutfor the this Falls weekend,- weekend ahead; planshen the that 2009 NASA Dis- ing talented children for EMS Beat him out, but hisparticipation mind was on in anbut annual well stocked with skis EMS Beat wind was starting to blow asburg butCentral skiing School wasn’t District one of included their entrytinguished in the Publicthe next Service day’s race. Janice’s and poles and boots and even Hall of Fame. Medal and numerous recog- Talent Show held just be- by Albee Bockman, AEMT-P the Ford Country Squire sta- them. hotel’s annual “Luzon Cup” well-calculated plans called some clothing. There were tion wagon pulled up to the A graduate of Fallsburg nition awards. fore the school year ends. By Albee E. Bochman, AEMT-P He had been dating Janice couples ski race. for an early breakfastRosalind Natale and twohas been employees behind the Central High School in He is proud that he shares curb. just a few months, but he had His mind hadn’t known a the driving force to keep 1968, Mr. Cohen received the same awardthen assome Carl warm-up runs on cluttered counter, an elderly “If you’re waiting for a ride fallen in love with her on moment of peace since. this tradition alive. This ARE YOU A “JELLY BELLY?” a B.S. and M.S, in Civil Sagan and Neilthe hilldeGrasse before the prelimi- man and a younger woman, to the Columbia, this is it,” a their very first date. When The short trip from the bus year’s show occurred on irst, and foremost, I hope So what can we do to avoid Place non-slip strips or mats in Engineering at Boston’s Tyson. His narycolleagues heats atbegan at 11 AM. and the man greeted them as There are many reasons around the belly. young man with thick black she mentioned that she was station to the hotel took about He would, of course,Friday haveevening, to theyJune walked21 in. everyone had a happy, these unwelcomed and unfore- the shower or bath. Northeastern University. In NASA acknowledge that F PHOTO PROVIDED why people gain weight 3. EXERCISE – An inac- hair and glasses announced heading to the Catskills on a ten minutes over winding rent skis and boots,at the since Fallsburg he Jr/SrDeke High carried the duffel with healthy and safe Thanksgiving seen incidents? And most importantly, avoid 1978, he began a more than his technical brilliance and School Auditorium before The finale of the show featured, left to right: Shaun Pome- around the belly. It may be tive lifestyle makes it really as he exited the driver’s side long-planned skiing vacation roadsPHOTO that PROVIDED were quickly be- roy, Tiffany Maccagli, holiday.Gianna Colombo, Memphis Oathout,Exercise to improve balance going outside during bad 40-year career at The Smith- integrity are unrivaled.had nothing He of Principalhis own. Mary He KateJanice’s Stine -skis and a small can- a poor diet, lack of exer- difficult for a person to lose door and opened the rear and asked if he wanted to Lestercoming Cohen snow covered. Stan Janelli Anderson, Isabella Giannico, Angelina Alvarado and sonian Astrophysical Obser- has distinguishedhad himself sold as them hour when and Assistant he vas Princi bag -with her boots and a “Help! I’ve fallen and can’t get and cise, strengthen and stress. your Improving muscles theweather. excess Watch fat, theespecially forecast and gate, seemingly all in one come along, he had jumped kept up a steady chatter the Adoni Negron. up!” How many times have we helps prevent falls; PLAN ACCORDINGLY !!! vatory, which, together with Analysis & Design Group. a top mechanical engineer pal Dave Viglione, parents, the way we eat, increasing around the gut. If we con- Harvard University, makes His work on two of NASA’s in the development of space grandparents, siblings, and dience. Some sang chalseen- thatKelly television Clarkson’s commercial “Piece byMake activity, your reducinghome safer our bystress re- sumeFalls moreare inevitable calories that as we we “ma- up the Center for Astrophys- great observatories—the telescopes. 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Announcing each act and One young girl, Tiffanyit may have“Old seemedTown Road”at the time,by Lilways; we are here to serve and pro- fat. hormone in our body called By Kathleen Sullivan in an Army base kitchenMr. and Cohen’sby a guestaccom - at handling a hotel the who soundan and early mi -supporterMaccagli, of played beauti- a trumpetthose ofNas us and who Billy possess Ray Cyrus the toMake sure you have adequate tect. Let’s protect ourselves saw the cooks making "beau- broke a tooth oncrophone a cherry controls pit fication was Par -in Hurleyville--solo of the Star-Spangled wa- “Red, White,close the and show. Blue” card lightingThere in dark are areas.two kinds of “cortisol”from unnecessary that helps fallscontrol and re- “PERK JACOBSON” plishments as a son of one of belly fat. One is called and deal with stress. When tiful green vegetables"Fallsburg’s during outstandingfrom one edu of- histy cans Masters’ of fruit Franktering Kuttner. flower Banner, barrels which along has somedo not Other take thatchildren quote on forstageDon’t be so vain when it comes lated injuries. ouis Benjamin (“Perk” to Helping backstage to keep “Visceral.” This is the fat one finds themselves in a the winter. He learnedcators, thatBlossomsalad. Cohen, He as declared bank- Main Streetchallenging and serving notes! as a Isabellagranted. were Janelli Anderson,to using canes and walkers in- Be safe and stay well, Hur- all of us who knew him) the flow going was a team Giannico opened the show who just graduated kin- that surrounds our organs. high-pressure situation, the L the Army had beena freezingfamily man,ruptcy. and as a man Mountain Frosted volunteer caretaker at the Falls are the leading cause of side and outside the home; leyville!!! Jacobson, the son of Bessie of older students and chil- by singing “Shallow” by dergarten the morning of The other is called “Sub- body releases cortisol. This the vegetables for oflater deep use. religiousFoods faith, couldattest not obtain fi- Hurleyville Jewish Cemetery. death from injury among peo- and Max Jacobson, was born dren of PTA members com- Lady Gaga. Isabella au- the show, Adoni Negron, cutaneous.” That is the fat impacts on the body’s me- He got the specificationsto his integrity for nancing and depth and of the business was He generously supported ple 65 and older. Furthermore, that sits under the skin. tabolism. What happens is on November 14, 1909 on the prising Gavin Storms, Nick ditioned for the Hudson Shaun Pomeroy, Memphis the process and for character.construc- Heforced has inspired to close. There would family and neighbors in any and quite alarmingly, one- Health complications from the person reaches for food family farm in Divine Cor- Storms and Evyonna Gil- Valley Renegades baseball Oathout, Gianna Colombo tion of the freezers. countless When he studentsbe no to "Mr. pursue Birdseye" liard. in Hur- way he could. fourth of seniors who fracture visceral fat are more harm- for comfort when stressed. ners, New York. Along with team, and will sing the Na- and Angelina Alvarado. came back to Hurleyvilletechnological he leyville! fields that he Every performer, from tional Anthem before aone hip fromSpecial a fall willthanks die go within to Jen- ful than having subcutane- Cortisol causes the excess his seven brothers and sisters, looked for a place tobelieves establish are thePerk route and to Florencea kindergarten enjoyed throughPerk’s sixth daughter, of their Myrna, upcoming de- games.six months ine Alvarado of the injury. and Trevonne Ap- ous fat. Being overweight calories to remain around he was devoted to his fam- is one of the leading causes the belly and other areas of a business. He partneredgreater with good fortraveling all. after grade, they retired.gave it theirscribes best her Herfather: voice “So canmany fill proximatelya sta- Gilliard 9,500 for assisting deaths inMrs. ily’s well being. He helped of major diseases such as the body for later use. his sister, Rose and purchasedNASA’s Theymission traveled suc- toeffort exotic and loca- charmedparts the to au this- dium! man…generous, She also performedolder AmericansNatale. are associated out with boarders and sold heart disease, heart attacks, 5. GENETICS – Thank a building on "Creamerycess has been,tions and withwill befriends and family but uncomfortable accepting with falls each year. Food for meat butchered by his father, in the future, directly depen- stroke, high blood pressure, you, Mommy and Daddy!!! Perk and Florence Jacobson in Road" (9 Mongaup Road and made many new friends gifts from others. He was al- thought, right? and Type 2 diabetes. It may Yup! There is evidence that going door-to-door by horse- dent on Mr. Cohen’s contri- 1997. The occasion was the today), built the cooler and at campgroundsFHS across SENIOR the ways RECEIVES positive, even SALON after the MEMORIALAs the winter SCHOLARSHIP months ap- also increase one’s risk of a person’s genes play a role drawn wagon. butions. As one of his close 69th Annual S.C. Volunteer Fire- freezer in the basement, nation. Deteriorating eye- loss of parents, siblings, proach, it is critical we prepare breast cancer, colon cancer, in whether or not they be- Perk got his nickname when fighters’ Assn. Parade for which associates has said, “Lester FALLSBURG – Mick- nity. Ms. Meyer ranks fifth burg Central School who opened Mountain Frosted sight forced Perkenna to giveMeyer, up a graduatingfriends and amonghis eyesight.” 93 seniors inourselves the has for made the a possibility serious commit of - and different types of de- come obese. Believe it or the local harness maker mis- Perk served as Honorary Grand is a true unique national as- Foods, and obtained an exclu- his passions--senior golf at andFallsburgPerk’s High daughter, Fallsburg Bette, Class said ofof 2019.slipping, ment sliding, to service and in falling. ways that mentia. not, environmental factors pronounced his Hebrew Marshal. set to NASA and the nation sive distributorship for Bird- bridge-- later in School,life. has been namedher father, the Her “In volunteerism the final includesHip fractures benefit are the not community the only and Let’s now address some and behavior also play a name which was pronounced and an exceptional friend U.S. Army during World War seye frozen vegetables. Perk contributed2019 significantly recipient of decadesthe Mari -of hisfood life, collection as Perk’s and concern.de- its For citizens. seniors who fall of the causes of belly fat. role in the likelihood of "Bear-ka." and colleague.” 1. DIET – I know we love people becoming obese. II. Rose suggested bringing in a to the community.on and He Philip was aSalonsight Memo was- continuallylivery projects dimin- in the andGirl are unableThe annual to get Salon up Schol on - Perk married Florence Fru- Classmates and friends rial Scholarship Award. our cakes, chocolates, and 6. SLEEP – We can’t Perk was drafted into the partner who operated a simi- member of the Hurleyville ishing, his patienceScouts and may service have throughtheir own,arship the is periodfunded ofby thetime chil- movich in 1940, and they be- are warmly invited to cel- Ms. Meyer will receive the K-Kids program of the dren and relatives of Mar- sugary drinks. But these catch a break! A short sleep Army due to a clerical error. lar business in New York Fire Department for 75 years. been tried, but he, and his es- spent immobile often affects came parents of two ebrate Lester Cohen when $1,000 toward the cost of Kiwanis. ion and Phil Salon, whose things run havoc with our duration plays a part in He had a lifelong eye condi- City. The new partner, Mr. He belonged to Congregation sential nature, always moved their health outcome. Muscle daughters, Myrna Coffey and he receives his Hall of Fame her first year of college In a letter of recom- two children, Shep and metabolism and causes the increase of belly fat. tion, retinitis pigmentosa, Shindler, made some poor Anschei Hurleyville and was forward, savored the past, and cell breakdown starts to occur Bette Jacobson Godfrey. plaque at the 15th annual studies. She plans to study mendation, school coun- Rebecca, graduated from weight gain. High-carb di- It increases the chances of which could have probably business decisions including a founding contributor to appreciated what he could within 30-60 minutes of com- ets also put the pounds on. “emotional eating”. Local farmers taught Perk Fallsburg Central School this fall at SUNY Sullivan, selor Meryl Curry wrote: Fallsburg Central High kept him home. However, be- over-ordering box cars of Lochmor Golf Course.and has beenPerk acceptedfrom eachfor “Through and every her own day. personalpression School due to in falling. the 1960s. Dehy- Breads, baked goods, and 7. SMOKING – This how to make sausage. After Alumni Association Re- cause of his inherent sense of vegetables which could not never missed a churchtransfer supper to SUNYSuch Bing people- experiences, build a world Mickenna for dration, has Marion pressure and Phil sores, Salon fast food are the culprit! may not be a direst cause of much trial and error he got the union and Brunch Buffet on responsibility he did what he be processed in a timelySaturday, man- Julyat 20, the from Hurleyville 11 hamton United for the springall of us.”se- developed an interest inhypothermia, the were the and owners pneumonia and op- 2. ALCOHOL – We all belly fat; but it is believed recipe right and earned the hear about the benefits of was called to do. In camp, he ner. He was eventuallya.m. to sued 2 p.m.Methodist at the Wood Church.- mester. He was Bonnie Makofsky,science field Perk’s and wishesare to other erators complications of a bungalow that col- to be a risk factor. enthusiastic approval of his wine and some liquors. It’s If we address the above improvised a way of getting bourne Firehouse, 355 Rte. The daughter niece,of Kris spoke- eventually at the dedication become a veterimay- result.ony Additionally,and Salon’s Corners, bruis- a “coaches.” Perk also made ten and Michael Meyer of all in the amount we drink. causes of obesity one by from his tent to the mess hall 52, Woodbourne. of Perk’s benchnarian.” in the Hur- ing theconvenience size of one’s store, fist isover a a delicious pickles which were Swan Lake, she was se- The scholarship, named 40-year period. Mr. Salon Excessive drinking causes one, one can lower the risk and back to his tent by hold- For more information, leyville Firemen’s Park in 10% blood loss. A 30% blood always available in a barrel at lected for this award for her in memory of two lifelong served for 24 years on the a variety of health prob- of the problems associated ing a rope in the dark. contact the FAA President 2006, “Uncle Perk was one of loss is considered life threaten- Perk’s Market. strong academic record and Hurleyville residents, is Board of Education of the lems such as liver disease with it. Living right means Regina McKenny-Snead at the people who made it so ing. More food for thought, Perk’s Market on Main Street her commitment to volun- designated annually for a Fallsburg Central Schools. and inflammation. It causes living long. You got this!!! While working as a cook in (845) 866-0232. wonderful to have grown up huh? males to gain weight in Hurleyville featured the teer service in the commu- graduating senior at Falls- the Army during the war Perk in Hurleyville.” Getting help after an immobi- sausage made by Perk, pro- devised a method of gleaning Perk passed away in 2004. lizing fall increases the chance duce, and dry goods. Perk information from German He saw Hurleyville from of survival by 80% and in- and Florence worked in the soldiers that always worked. horse and buggy times creases the likelihood of a re- market seven days a week. He didn't want them to know through the boarding house turn to independent living. I Perk’s Market prospered he was Jewish, could speak and resort boom to the start of can’t stress enough the impor- through the 50’s. The mar- Yiddish, and could often un- the rebirth of the hamlet he tance of calling 911 and re- ket’s customers included derstand their conversations. loved. questing the assistance of schools, resorts and folks So, he told them, in very basic Perk is one of Hurleyville’s Paramedics to properly assess from all the surrounding German, "gut sprechen, gut many extraordinary treasures. and treat potential injuries from towns. Delivery service was essen!" (If they talked good, Perk’s family poses during the dedication of Perk’s bench in Hur- Visit www.hurleyvilleny.com a fall. Injuries that do not ap- always available. The only they would eat good). leyville Firemen’s Park in 2006. From left to right (back row) Merilyn to find more treasures in Hur- pear on the surface may haunt time the market was closed Griff, Bonnie Makofsky, Les Witherel, Meredith Makofsky, Helen Carl- When he returned to the leyville. you hours, days, or even weeks was when Perk served in the States after the war, Perk was son and Michael Makofsky; (front row) Gail Makofsky and Pearl Kol- lender.. down the road. PAGEPage 66 HURLEYVILLEHurleyville SENTINEL,Sentinel, Hurleyville, HURLEYVILLE, N.Y. N.Y. DECEMBERJuly 20192016 SENTINEL SPORTS Angelee Santillo, Sports Editor

ALL DARTS LEAD TO HURLEYVILLE CATSKILL AMUSEMENTS DART LEAGUES

By Angelee Santillo (Sullivan, Orange, and Ul- “The handicaps and Sullivan County. ou can walk into al- ster), the leagues have been matchups really affect the “The point of the league is most any full-ser- hugely popular among men outcomes,” Ryan offers, de- to spread love and spend vice bar in Sullivan and women of all ages, but tecting my confusion at the money at local businesses,” Y he says, sipping on a beer By Alan Barrish able in Sullivan County is bi- endaryCounty Borscht and scan Belt, the is roomredo- whennowhere traversing more than the inpath Sulli- is alongrules ofthe the way. game. “You can ture is much cooler here than cycling the Hurleyville Rail lentto findwith anthe electronic atmosphere dart of upliftingvan County, and transcendent. where the runParking a number is convenient of different and andanywhere smiling else in as the he area, looks and HURLEYVILLE – Well, Trail-- or as it is also known, amachine time when hidden the railroad in the cor-was leagueReadily currently accessible sits for on thean easilymatchups accessible. – your And best the trail vs. aroundrumors thecirculate bar at of his paranor wife’s- once again the summer sea- The Hurleyville Milk Train thener heartbeatby a pool of table rural or Ameri stand-- casualastonishing bicycle 24rider, teams, this tran all- istheir free best, and openyour tobest the vs. public. their familymal activity establishment. in this section. “We son is upon us, and one of the Trail. This treasure, situated in ca.ing Indeed, alone inthe fullmetaphysical view. If quil,gathered secluded, each weekpeaceful at a dif-and worst,Another and advantagetry to see howof the to likeParticularly to try new since, bars on and Febru new- great, simple pleasures avail- the heart of the iconic and leg- transformationyou’re an average experienced patron, serene,ferent participatinghistoric former bar rail for- pathbest forleverage the casual your bike scores.” rider is foods.ary 13, We 1907, always a massive get dinner and perhaps sometimes you’ve roadcompetitive bed of the play. O & W Rail- thatAfter any listeningmanner of some bike, more, from anddeadly drinks train [onwreck dart occurred night] got a few extra bucks on wayWe’ve offers also an opportunity got a home for aI getsimple a sensecruiser of style, just howwith becauseon this spot. Julie, Signage being explains a bar owner, understands the im- you and decide to give it a ateam, self-paced and you’ve leisurely probably ride. onecompetitive gear and thisa foot league break, is.to the details of the wreck. There have been arguments portance of supporting shot, sliding singles into the Withbeen muchthere ofbefore. it canopied and sophisticated road and trail Since the path is not a stren- feeder and marveling at the It’s the Tuesday before over referring to darts as an local.” all of it scenic, this flat, paved, bikes can be used. The en- uous undertaking, before or bright screen over the many Thanksgiving, and the actual sport versus a “game Feeling so welcomed and course can be traversed at any tire 7.2 mile paved trail can after the ride, one can visit the options for game play. dimly-lit lakeside tavern is of skill,” but the energy and engaged by my new friends pace. Since road bike riding be easily done in an hour. By Sullivan County Museum or What’s cricket got to do quiet, but not empty. It’s the regimented format put forth at Bum & Kel’s, I could design, the trail is also ac- the other attractions of Hur- with darts, anyway? You incalm Sullivan before County, the storm, especial as- by the league and Sullivan have talked all night about likely shoot around for a lit- lyBum during & Kel’s the inbusy Loch summer Shel- cessibleCounty localsand easily makes managed it rival theleyville ins-and-outs such as the of darts.new Arts By tle while, about half of the months,drake is isdue dangerous, to celebrate nerve 44 byany walkers—even of the other those reputable who theCentre end, or I eventhe THINC got the Lab,itch soft-tip missiles actually racking,years and of tense, business what can on- needleagues assistance we have such here. as aThere cane toand find there a bar are and several jump eater on a- SENTINEL FILE PHOTO sticking, the others strewn notWednesday be overstated the 23rd about with the an orare walker—and even separate non-ambula winter and- teamies in the myself. hamlet. But All aswithin the Trail Head signs such as the one in the west parking lot, provide upon the ground where they trailevening is the of absence food andof motor fun.- torysummer visitors leagues, alike. and al- nightwalking came distance to a close, from I hadthe information about what’s ahead and add to the visitor’s experi- ence. fell after bouncing off the izedJulie vehicles. Bowers (née Mor- thoughBesides the the winter wetlands season and is toparking ask theareas. most important board. Then, your food ar- man),Bucolic one and of pastoral, the owners the forests,far more the popular, path goes they through both question:As the sign has saysBum “The & Kel’s Milk the New York State Depart- enjoy.” rives at the table, or there trailwho has has spectacular long been views in the of thefill upSmith quickly. Hill cut, It’s a toughrock cut to everTrain wonTrail ais dartsmade champi-possible ment of Transportation. This And as I have been learn- are people waiting their turn wildlifefamily business,and nature. sits atMore the- createdsay exactly by the whyO & W and Railway how onship?through a partnership be- partnership was created to ing, the Milk Train Trail is in- behind you whoSENTINEL look FILE PHOTO like over,bar chatting a great bonus with customersof the path whendarts caughtit laid itson tracks so fiercely in the tweenBelieve The it Centeror not, fordespite Dis- preserve the heritage, history deed something everyone can The Smith Hill Cut is a good place to cool down in the summer time, andthey is actuallyone of the know most popularhow to isabout the signagethe anniversary, describing andthe 1870’s.in Sullivan As elucidatedCounty, but on the the multiplecovery, Open plaques Space Institute, on the and natural beauty of this lin- enjoy. places along the Milk Train Trail. play, and you concede, no florashe’s kind and enoughfauna toand take history signage,quality the of ambient play andtempera the- wallsthe town and havingof Fallsburg, placed 2ndand ear park, accessible for all to better at darts than before, some time out of the busy seamlessness with which and 3rd on a few occasions, but flooded with the nostal- preparations to talk about the league is run likely has the league veterans have gia of childhood hangouts in something important to the something to do with it. never won the whole thing! friends’ basements. culture of Bum & Kel’s for “I tried the pool league we “We usually make play- But have you ever stayed quite some time now – have here,” Julie says, offs,” Julie says, smiling at STILL TIME TO ENROLL SUNY SULLIVAN NAMESto watch those people be- darts. BumSULLIVAN & Kel’s has par- glancing at theWRESTLING pool table at the question. “But we hind you—the ones who ac- ticipated in the CADL for the front of the bar, “but I haven’t won a champi- FOR GENERAL’S NEW WOMEN’Stually know how to play-- in overANNOUNCES a decade, a significant didn’t enjoy MORE it. It wasn’t for SIGNINGSonship yet.” action? There’s something portion of the bar’s history, me. So we joined the dart They say they’re amidst a BASKETBALL CAMP peculiar about the way they and Julie playsProgram on one of the league Continues and have been play- to“rebuilding Grow year” this win- BASKETBALL COACHplay. They don’t just chuck bar’s two teams this winter ing ever since.” ter and that, although confi- the darts at the bullseye and season. Everything is done dent in their team’s ability by Win Hadley families with multiple chil- hope for the best, but in- byShe John is Conway joined by her hus- through the machines by to be a real challenge for the dren attending, and groups. LOCH SHELDRAKE – instead 2018-2019, throw them the withprogram pre- band, Ryan, a fellow team- Catskill Amusements, and best teams in the league, this LOCH SHELDRAKE – The camp runs from 9 LOCH SHELDRAKE – SUNY Sullivan Director wentcision 23-7 and and focus, made it ever to mate and dart aficionado they’re linked to the Internet is not likely to be their There is still time for boys a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday thru The SUNY Sullivan wres- of Athletics Chris DePew thetuned-in semi-finals to the pie of chart- the In- who has played in the so that there is continuity championship season. Next and girls to sign up for a Friday. Early drop off (8:30 tling program under head has announced the hiring dependentlooking board School in National front of league on a number of dif- throughout every electronic year, though, after getting chance to rub elbows with a.m.) and late pick up (4 coach Anthony Ng and as- of Derek Marchione as Tournament,them. These peoplewhere arethey re- ferent teams for years. Julie dartboard in the county. Ac- used to the lineup they have top notch local basketball p.m.) are available if pre- sistant coach Richard Den- the head women’s basket- finishedally good, third and it’soverall. the kindThis and Ryan offered a short cording to Julie and Ryan, now, Bum & Kel’s believes players and coaches at arranged. Campers must nison continues to build in ball coach. Mr. Marchione year,of skill his one players can only will attain go rundown on darts as a com- you can approach any they have a real shot at the SUNY Sullivan quantity and quality with snagging the title. replaces Dan Lang, who ontoby playing scholarship a whole lot.institu - petitive sport, well-aware of Catskill Amusements dart Summer Basketball the signings of a number of machine in Sullivan and In any case, you don’t left to accept an assistant tionsAre suchpeople as really Providence playing how foreign the concept can Camp. belocal to peoplewrestlers. who don’t play find photos of the most re- have to be in the somewhat- coaching position at Xavi- College,darts often East enough Carolina nowa- The camp is in its days to become that good at dartsThe themselves. program has added cent tournament champions, intimidating 24-team dart er University. University, Canisius Col- seventh year under it? sixThe new basics: wrestlers teams in recent go statistics, and handicaps of league to enjoy the game, “We had a very deep, di- lege, University of New current Generals’ As it turns out, darts are head-to-headweeks, all fromeach weekthe intri- a all the players. The success although anyone is welcome verse, and talented pool of Hampshire, University at head men’s basket- huge in Sullivan County, mixedcounty leaguearea. Each made of up the of of the league has forged bet- to start a new team with a ball coach Brent Wil- candidates to sort through PHOTO PROVIDED Albany, and Marist Col- and it’s all thanks to Hur- bothsix earnedmen and multiple women. selecPlay-- ter players out of many participating establishment. and I am so grateful to New SUNY Sullivan women’s lege. son. leyville’s own Shawn Mc- erstions are to assigned the All-Section handicaps, IX who’ve thrown darts for The next time you head the committee for their basketball coach Derek Mar- Mr. Marchione earned his The two ses- Carthy of Catskill similarteam while to the in way high it’s school, done years, and some have even down to Bum & Kel’s on a hard work, and their pro- chione degree in Health Sciences sions this summer Amusements. Shawn’s fam- inand golf, three to rank of thepeople six based were traveled upstate to the New quiet night, take a minute to will be held during cess which produced the lieve SUNY Sullivan is a from Keene State College excuse yourself from the ily business is well-known oncrowned skill, giveSection teams IX the cham op-- York State Dart Tournament the weeks of July ideal candidate in Derek program that can win a Na- and after graduation spent on occasion, where they’ve friendly conversation for supplying high-end portunitypions. to make strategic 15-19 and July 22- Marchione,” said Mr. De- tional Championship and twoamusements years as andan assistant gaming matchups, and to alter the represented Sullivan County around you and try your Caesar Santiago, a Divi- PHOTO PROVIDED 26. The two sessions Pew. “When Derek visited look forward to working at Georgian Court Univer- hand at the dartboard across machines throughout most overallsion II Section scores inIX thechampi end.- bySection doing Nine very champ well! Caesar Santiago of Liberty is among several PHOTO PROVIDED campus he impressed us towards that goal.” sity in Lakewood, New will be open to both of the Catskills and the Someon from teams Liberty, take handicapsis expect- new“We’ve wrestlers had to somesign letters really of intentfrom theto attend bar. There’s SUNY Sullivana good immensely with his proven A native of Waterford, Jersey. He worked under boys and girls ages 7-17. bring a lunch or purchase Hudson Valley, but the com- anded to proper compete player-to-player at 165 or 174 goodin the players fall. in this league,” chance you – like so many success as a head coach, NY, Mr. Marchione comes Women’s Basketball Hall matchups rather seriously, says Ryan. others in Sullivan County – The cost for one week their lunch at the Generals pany namesake may be best pounds for the Generals In addition, Sullivan has time All Section wrestlers. his ability to recruit tal- to SUNY Sullivan after ofknown Famer to localsJasmina for Perazicrunning but for the Bum & Kel’s A- But for him, the best out- will find the sport to be of camp is $175, and the Store located in the Paul next year. Sullivan West’s signed two-time All-Sec- Morano will look to wrestle ented women throughout serving as the head girl’s andthe Catskillwas responsible Amusements for team, they’ve got a set come of the CADL over the something you really enjoy. cost for both sessions is Gerry Fieldhouse. James DeAveiro, another tion wrestler Lukas Pennell at 157 or 165 at Sullivan, his career, and his interest coach at Putnam Sci- allDart recruiting Leagues efforts(CADL). along Fa- lineup that they stick to each years has been the promo- $300. Further information is Division II Section champ, of Pine Bush High School, while Jenkins is expected in enhancing the program ence Academy in Putnam, withcilitated assisting in three in all counties other week. tion of local businesses in There are some limited available by calling the col- is projected at 197, and who will be competing at to compete at 133 pounds. at Sullivan.” CT. He started the girl’s aspects of the program. discounts available for lege at 845-434-5750 Ext. Liam Bullock from Chester 165 pounds, and Middle- Coach Ng says he expects “I would like to thank program there in April of “I am excited about the SUNY Sullivan employees, 4293. Academy, also a Division town High School team- to announce the signings Chris DePew and the com- 2017 and in his first season group of incoming and II Section champ, is likely mates, Destin Morano and of still more recruits in the mittee for trusting me to be led the program to a 21-9 returning players to Sul- to compete at 125 pounds. Jeremy Jenkins, both two- very near future. the next basketball coach record while also develop- livan that I will be able at SUNY Sullivan,” Mr. ing and graduating play- to coach. I am excited to Marchione said. “Dan ers that went on to garner get started building on the SUNY Sullivan Garners Lang did an incredible job scholarships at Post Uni- success Coach Lang has SULLIVAN WRESTLER NAMED TO building this program over versity and Towson Uni- brought to the program,” Mid-Hudson conference the last seven years. I be- versity. In his second year he said. ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA TEAM Rob Satriano Honored All-Sports Award by Win Hadley baseball for the first time by John Conway ery. He served as the Gen- this season, but did not al- erals team captain during LOCH SHELDRAKE low the move to derail LOCH SHELDRAKE his sophomore season, and – The Mid-Hudson Con- their success. Both basket- – SUNY Sullivan wres- qualified for the NJCAA ference has named SUNY ball teams won conference tler Rob Satriano has gar- national championships Sullivan as the recipient championships. nered another honor for at 141 pounds. His work of the conference’s 2018- “I’m incredibly proud of the school, as he has been ethic and leadership have 2019 All-Sports Award, all of our hard-working stu- named to the NJCAA Ac- been consistently praised presented each year to the dent athletes and coaches,” ademic All-America sec- by Sullivan Coaches An- college that has earned the SUNY Sullivan Athletic ond team. thony Ng and Richard highest overall finish across Director Christopher De- Mr. Satriano, who has Dennison. all sports. Pew said in making the an- graduated, came to Sul- Mr. Satriano will attend The Generals moved to nouncement. “It’s a great livan from Valley Central PHOTO PROVIDED SUNY Cortland in the fall. Division II in men’s and day to be a General!” High School in Montgom- Robert Satriano women’s basketball and in