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THE WAY WE WERE - July 1911

THE WAY WE WERE – July 1911

Culled From July 1911 issues of The Andes Recorder

WE APPLAUD: PATRICIA JEAN BURTON BRANNEN

WE APPLAUD: PATRICIA JEAN BURTON BRANNEN

By Buffy Calvert

Little Patricia Jean was a “miracle child” coming as a surprise when her older brothers, Stan and Glen, were already 13 and 14. Her little brother Ron came still later.

GARDEN PHYLLISOPHY - June 2011

GARDEN PHYLLISOPHY – June 2011

By Phyllis Galowitz

The rain has been falling softly all day and I can almost see the leaves growing on the trees and bushes and the grass growing greener by the hour. Lawns are a lush shade of emerald, and from a distance you can’t tell that they are mostly so-called weeds

FIELD NOTES - June 2011

FIELD NOTES – June 2011

By Jack McShane

On one of my multiple trips to Margaretville on Route 30 along the Pepacton Reservoir, I spotted a large beaver that had recently been killed lying in the center of the road. On the way back I decided that I would pick it up and place it in the back of the car if it had not yet become part of the road.

THIS AND THAT AT THE THRIFT SHOP

THIS AND THAT AT THE THRIFT SHOP

Mary Tucker reports on what is happening at the ASHC Thrift Shop in the Old Fire Hall and supplies a tasty recipe she came across there.