Page 9 Tupper Lake Free Press Wednesday, February 17, 2016

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CHURCH SERVICES

St. Alphonsus-Holy Name ParishRev. Douglas Decker: Parish Center- 40 Marion St.- 359-3405. Weekend Mass Schedule: Sat. @ 4:00 pm at St. Alphonsus Church; Sun. @ 8:30 am at Holy Name Church; Sun. @ 11:00 am at St. Alphonsus Church; Confessions: Sat. 3:30-3:45 pm; Sun. 8:00 am - 8:15 am; Religious Education: Sun. 9:30- am - 10:30 am Holy Ghost Parish Center.

Chapel Island-Upper Saranac LakeInterdenominational Services: Upper Saranac Lake, 11:00 am Sundays June 28-till -Sept. 6. Free Boat Service The “Chapel” Bound leaves at 10:15 & 10:35 am from Indian Carry public access off Rt. 3 and Old Dock Rd. Visit website for further information and schedule of clergy: www.chapelisland.org.

St. Thomas Episcopal Church:Anglican: 8 Brentwood Ave., Tupper Lake; Tel. 359-8786; The Rev. Bill Cooper; Sunday Worship- Holy Eucharist- 10:00 a.m.

Historic Childwold Memorial Presbyterian ChurchSunday worship 11:00 am, June 1 through August 31. Pastor Anabel Proffitt; Bible Study Wednesdays at 12 Noon; Bancroft Rd., Childwold, Tel. 359-3347. Everyone welcome

United Community Church:Presbyterian: 23 High St., Tupper Lake; Tel. 359-9810; Services and Youth Sunday School- 10 am.

Tupper Lake Baptist Chapel:Baptist: Corner of Lake & Mill Street, Tupper Lake; Tel. 359-3402; The Rev. Richard Wilburn; Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m.; Sunday morning Bible Study for all ages 9:00 a.m. Wednesday Prayer and Praise service to 6:30 p.m.

Tupper Lake Christian Center:114 Park St., TL; Tel. 359-7889; Pastor David Boyea; Non-denominational. Sunday ser-vices- 10 a.m.- Check out our website: http://www.tupperlakechristiancenter.org

Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity:(Qtrs. in St. Luke’s) Corner of Church & Main St., Saranac Lake; The Rev. John V. Matern, Pastor; Services & Communion 11:30 a.m.; Sunday school at 10:30 a.m.

St. Henry’s Church:Catholic: Long Lake, NY; Tel. 624-2541; Pastor: Rev. Peter Berg; Mass- Sat. at 4:00 p.m. & Sunday at 11:00 a.m.

Calvary United Methodist Church:Sunday Worship/School- 10:00 a.m. Long Lake, NY 518-624-2411. Pastor John Gocke.

Newcomb United Methodist Church:Worship and Sunday School 9 a.m. Bible Study 10 a.m. Newcomb,NY 518-582-2299.Rev. Carol Ames, Pastor.

St. Therese’s Church:Catholic: Newcomb, NY, Pastor Rev. Peter Berg; Mass Sat., at 7: 00 p.m. & Sundays at 9:00 a.m. Confession: 1/2 hr. before each mass and/or by appointment.

Wesleyan Church:Long Lake, NY; Tel. 624-2411; Pastor John Gocke, Sunday School -Bible Discovery- 10 a.m.; Sunday service at 11 a.m.; Sunday eve service at 6 p.m.; Tues. 6:30 a.m. Men meet for prayer; Wed., 6 p.m. Bible Study. See: http://longlakewesleyan.wordpress.com/.

Seventh Day Adventist:10 St. Bernard’s, Saranac Lake, NY; Pastor John Livergood; Services on Saturday, Sab-bath School 10 a.m.; Church Services 11:30 a.m. Visitors are welcome! Come and stay for vegetarian potluck.

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A 15-year old girl was apparently injured about 7:25a.m. yesterday on her way to school when she was crossing Wawbeek Ave. from her home she was struck by a village-owned plow truck that was plowing the parking lot next to the village office on Park Street. The truck’s operator was apparently backing up at the time.

According to Village Police Chief Eric Proulx, it

Teenage girl from Tupper injured by village plow truck

The Town of Long Lake announces Hey Jude The Tribute in concert on Saturday, March 5 at 7:30p.m. at the Long Lake Town Hall. Hey Jude The Tribute is a live concert that is a virtual musical history tour through the entire ten year career of The Beatles.

The band performs the songs down to the note, with authentic costumes and instruments and fan favorite songs Tickets can be purchased by mail by sending check or money order payable to The Town of Long Lake, PO Box 496, Long Lake, NY 12847. This is a general admission concert, doors open at 7p.m.

Hey Jude the tribute Beatles Band concert in Long Lake

Monday-Friday12pm- Long Lake Nutrition Site. Serving lunch to our seniors. All welcome! Call Colleen Smith at 518-624- 5221.

Wednesday, February 17th

9am-12pm Long Lake Archive building is open to the public (518) 624-5374. 9am- Winter wonderland week activity: oak mountain sledding trip. Leave Geiger arena. Call 624-3077 to sign up. 6pm- Prayer Meeting at theLong Lake Wesleyan Church.Thursday, February 18thl0am- Swim bus departs from St. Henry’s Church in Long Lake for therapeutic swim in Tupper Lake. Call 624-3077 to sign up.2pm- Winter wonderland

Long Lake weeklymeetings and events

week activity: “crazy print and punch” craft with Louisa Wright at the Long Lake Town Hall.

Friday, February 19th6-9pm- Winter wonderlandweek activity: DJ-skate night at the Geiger Arena. Pizza and skating.

Sunday, February 21st12:30pm-2:30pm- Stampinup with Shawnee Ross at the Long Lake Nutrition Site.

Wednesday, February 24th

9am-12pm Long Lake Archive building is open to the public (518) 624-5374.6pm- Prayer Meeting at the Long Lake Wesleyan Church.7pm- Long Lake trivia night at the Cellar Restaurant and Pub.

is unknown at this time what part of the truck struck the girl.

He said because the truck was owned by the village department of public works and because his department is a village department, there is a conflict of interest. Consequently the investigation of the accident has been turned over to the state police.

The girl was transported by Tupper Lake Rescue Squad ambulance to Adirondack Health for treatment of her injuries.

Additional details were unavailable at press time yesterday.

Upstate New York’s first and fab four most fun tribute to the Beatles, the concert will feature many of the Beatles best sing-along tunes and energetic danceable early era hit singles. All material is performed with authentic costumes, musical gear, stage banter and mannerism.

Tom Raider portrays John Lennon and has spearheaded the Hey Jude The Tribute as a labor of love. The band has been performing in the Capital Region for approximately two and a half years. Band members include Tom Raider as John Lennon, Brad Jarvis

as Paul McCartney, Rick Bedrosian as George Harrison, Don Ackerman as Ringo Star and the fifth Beatle, keyboardist Rich Coogan.

The band are fans of the Beatles’ entire musical spectrum ranging from

the early Sullivan years to the famous Abbey Road. The concerts replicate the unique look and sound of the Beatles’ from the costumes, mop top haircuts and imported Liverpool Boots to the Rickenbacker, Gretsh, Hofner and

Epiphone guitars, Vox amps and Ludwig drums, perfecting every detail of the show.

The Town of Long Lake will provide a local shuttle bus service to and from homes, lodgings and restaurants within the

town limits from 5p.m. until midnight to anyone interested in dining out at an area restaurant or going out after the show.

For more information about the upcoming show, dining and lodging on Saturday, March 5 contact 518-624-3077, mylonglake. com or on facebook. com/mylonglake.

This project is partially funded through the Decentralization Regrant Program. Decentralization Grants are made possible with funds from the NY State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the NY State Legislature.

For media inquiries regarding HEY JUDE, contact Press Agent Lisa Gandia at 518-844-5453 or lgandia@nycap.rr.com.

Two-day Fire and Ice Festival full of family funContinued from page 7kids,” Marquis said. “My intention was to have something going on from the bingo hall to the library so that everyone in town can look forward to this Fire and Ice weekend. I wanted something available for everybody for all age groups!”

From 1 to 3 p.m. there will be free public skating at the Tupper Lake Civic Center on Santa Clara Avenue. Marquis said she reached out to the center's management to see if they could have the ice available during the festival

“And they made it happen!,” she said.“It's great. Everyone in town wanted to get involved!”

At 4 p.m.there will be a chicken barbecue at the Moose Lodge on Cedar Street, which is also the last stop for the snowmobile Fun Run.

At 6 p.m., the final poker hand of the Snowmobile Fun Run hosted by the Tupper Lake Snowmobile Association will be played at the Moose Lodge.

There are several evening activities for Saturday each begin at 8 p.m. There will be a full moon ski and bonfire. The event is free. Participants can meet up at Cranberry pond for a bonfire and camaraderie.

There will also be live acoustic performed by HammerLok at P-2's Irish Pub. Also, the snow sculpture contest awards

announced followed by live music from Brock Gonyea at the Grand Union/Woodsmen's Tavern on Depot Street.

On Sunday, the festival events move to the Tupper Lake Groomed Cross Country Ski Center at the country club.

Arthur's BBQ Food Truck will serving some of their famous BBQ fare.

From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., a new feature will be on hand: Zorb Ball Races, which are new to the festival this year.

“They call them giant human hamster balls and you get inside them!” Marquis said. These races will take place at the driving range because it is a flat area. “We are very excited to have these!”

Marquis said there is a 200-pound limit for those who wish to take part in this event.

At 1 p.m., there will be ski/shoe/sled relay races, with three person teams, consisting of one cross country skier, one snowshoer and one sledder. This event is presented by the Tupper Lake Recreation Department.

At 2 p.m. there will be a Green Sledding Competition. Participants must make a sled out of recycled materials such as a cardboard box, old hamper, cookie sheet, etc. and enter the sledding competition. There is a $50 first place prize and a $25 second place prize.

There will be free cookies and water, in the

Pro-Shop warming shack until supplies are gone.

There will also be a sledding hill, cross-country skiing on groomed trails, snow shoeing, bonfire and more!

There will also be long-sleeve Fire and Ice Festival shirts for $20 each and buttons for $5 available for purchase.

“The weather should not bother what we are trying to do,” Marquis said, urging the community to attend this year's Fire and Ice Festival. “So come on out! Everybody can come out, invite your family up from out of town and we can celebrate Tupper Lake style!”

Next yearMarquis said she

hopes the Fire and Ice Festival will continue to grow. She said the best way for community members, groups or organizations to get involved or share their ideas and feedback is to visit the festival’s Facebook page, which is listed as Fire and Ice Festival.

Marquis said she wanted to thank everyone on her committee who worked to organize this year’s festival, including Stuart Nichols, Kate Bencze, Alex Logie and Jim LaValley for listening to her ideas.

“I thank everyone in the community who wanted to get involved!”