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Veterans 4 Christ list coming events
On Saturday at 10 a.m. there will be a brunch for veterans, active duty military and their immediate family. It will be at Tri-Church Parish in Brocton. The church is handicap accessible, has plenty of parking and is climate controlled. The brunch is all homemade. There will also be Paula’s Donuts and plenty of coffee.
The guest speaker will be talking about veteran legal affairs. There will be a question-and-answer session at the end of the presentation.
From Oct. 21 to 25 is the annual bow hunt. This is a free event for veterans and active duty military personnel. The bow hunt is held at Christian Heights Camp in Little Valley. Everything is provided: hunting locations, lodging and meals. Please call President Wes Tessey at (716) 640-9883 for reservations and any questions you may have.
On Monday, Oct. 26 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Westfield American Legion in Westfield, there will be a taco buffet. The cost is $4 which includes 3 trips to the buffet and a non-alcoholic beverage. The Auxiliary will have baked goods and other goodies for sale. This event is for veterans, active duty personnel and family.
We would love to see you at all of these events. Please plan on coming to see us, enjoy great food and meet old and new friends. Call Tessey at (716) 640-9883 with any questions you may have.
Bills Boosters gather Sunday
The Southern Tier Bills Booster Club will watch the Buffalo Bills vs. Las Vegas Raiders game on Sunday at the First Ward Falcon Club in Dunkirk. Game time is 4:25 p.m. Members may bring snacks and munchies to pass.
Foliage at near-peak in area
Bright, beautiful foliage continues to spread across New York State with peak colors anticipated throughout the Catskills this weekend, as well as in many parts of the Adirondacks and Central New York regions. Near-peak-to-peak foliage will arrive throughout much of the Capital-Saratoga and Chautauqua-Allegheny regions, as well as the mid-to-upper Hudson Valley. Near peak and peak foliage will be found throughout the middle and lower portions of the Greater Niagara region. This is according to the field reports from volunteer observers for the Empire State Development Division of Tourism's I LOVE NY program.
Locations with the most significant changes will include Crown Point, Ticonderoga, Malone and Croghan (Adirondacks); Saratoga Springs, Cohoes and East Nassau (Capital-Saratoga); Delhi, Hunter, Windham and Forestburgh (Catskills); Norwich, Herkimer, Cazenovia, Cooperstown and Sharon Springs (Central New York); Cortland, Homer, Marathon, Waterloo, Syracuse and Corning (Finger Lakes); Little Valley (Chautauqua-Allegheny); Springville, East Aurora and Castile (Greater Niagara); and New Paltz, Poughkeepsie, Newburgh and Cornwall (Hudson Valley).