By Merna Popper
Andes was alive, bustling and thriving, to be sure, on Community Day, and it was all caught on radio with the booming voice of realtor Ron Guichard covering the event.
COMMUNITY DAY: MY VIEW
COMMUNITY DAY AT THE HUNTING TAVERN
By Bill Piervincenzi
Long before the parade started, volunteers were busy setting up the kitchen so they could serve a delicious bratwurst and German potato salad luncheon. Outside, Kaela Pollack, an enterprising six-year old, sat behind her makeshift lemonade stand, selling lemonade for a quarter a cup.
SIXTY-ONE MAIN: KAREN LEVEY’S NEW GALLERY
By Judy Garrison
When the Jack Fulton house became available, Karen and Larry, who had long had their eye on it as well as the fantasy of being part of the community, bought it at auction. Loving its bare bones, they felt good about saving this “beautiful gem.”
SENIORS ON THE GO – September 2008
By Mary Tucker
Andes Senior Club members: Please try to attend the September 18th meeting at the Andes Methodist Church, same schedule as usual. Gerald Norris will have specifics on the proposed trip to the Corning Glass Museum in October, and the nomination and election of officers will take place.
LIBRARY NOTES – September 2008
By Buffy Calvert
To make way for the Delhi firm of Denison-Finn to do the renovation and restoration of the library building, the Andes Public Library will be moving on September 2nd to 295 Main Street, the light green building catty-corner across the street.
GO NORTH YOUNG MAN
Rima Walker reviews Martin Dressler, The Tale of an American Dreamer by Stephen Millhauser