Sunday, September 5, 2010 1 – 5 PM - Admission free with park admission Letchworth Park Farewell to Summer High Falls Rec Area, Mt. Morris Entrance Wildlife Educators Coalition presents Live, Exotic Animal Exhibit & Animal Games For more information: please call 585-259-7112 or email: karinf@nywec.org

Fly in or Drive in and enjoy a good old country breakfast of eggs, pancakes, sausage and doughnuts with coffee, juice or milk at Whitfords Airport. Tiedowns and river front camping available. Plenty of planes to see weather permitting. 7:30 AM till Noon. 3043 Ditmar Rd Weedsport NY 13166. Contact: John Whitford (315) 834-9950, whitford@twcny.rr.com

The Potter Volunteer Fire Department is having a chicken barbecue Sunday, September 5 at the fire house, starting at 11:30 A.M. 'till sold out. A meal includes a 1/2 of chicken, corn on the cob, coleslaw, dinner roll, baked beans and a homemade dessert. Adults $7.50, Child and Senior $5.00, chicken half $4.50

Join us on this one day trip -its off by airconditioned motorcoach to the Cortland County Historical Scoiety's Suggett House Museum - an 1882 Italianate home of inventer and real estate developer James Suggett. Visit the Kellogg Memorial Research Library & Giftshop. Lunch at the Community Restaurant. The its off to see The Andrews Brothers, a musical performance at Cortland Repertory Theatre. This hysterical revue begins when Laverne Andrews has the Chicken Pox and the Andrews Sisters can't perform at the USO - the show must go on! Enjoy humor, harmonies and hijinks in this wonderful salute-with-a-twist to the heroes of World War II. Sponsored by Phelps Historical Society (PHS), Port Gibson Travelers & Koning Day Tours. $89 person. Register by calling PHS at 315.548.4940 or histsoc@fltg.net.

Help celebrate the racing history in Watkins Glen. A full day of activities that leads to the reenactment of racing around the original Grand Prix course. The evening is completed by a fireworks display in the State Park entrance. Franklin Street, Watkins Glen www.grandprixfestival.com

Preschool PJ Movie Party is showing “Barbie in a Mermaid Tale.” This full-length movie features one of your favorite characters -come in your pajamas and enjoy fun with other preschool kids. Join us for popcorn & fun at 5:30pm!

Corning Community College’s Eileen Collins Observatory and the Elmira-Corning Astronomical Society will co-host, Kids’ Night, on Friday, September 10, 2010 from 7-10 p.m. on the Spencer Hill Campus, Corning, NY. Activities will include astronomical crafts, planetarium shows, observing through our telescopes, comet demonstrations, facility tours, and many other enjoyable things to do. This event is fun for kids of all ages. The Eileen Collins Observatory has many types and sizes of telescopes with the two largest telescopes being 20” and 16” reflectors. The 20” telescope is the one-tenth scale model of the Hale Telescope at Mount Palomar in California. Additional 14”, 12”, 10”, 8”, and 6” reflectors were built by members of the Elmira-Corning Astronomical Society. Telescopes are on display at the Observatory. All events at the Eileen Collins Observatory are free and open to the public. For additional information, please contact Debbie Dann at (607) 962-9494 or dann@corning-cc.edu.

Franklin Street Downtown Watkins Glen, NY 14891 (607) 535-3003 www.grandprixfestival.com The featured highlight of the Festival is a tribute to the original Grand Prix races using the original 6.6 mile road course. Always a crowd pleaser, the Watkins Glen Grand Prix Tribute is designed to recreate the ambiance of the 1948-52 Watkins Glen street races. The race tribute is open to selected Sportscar Vintage Racing Association (SVRA) cars participating in the U.S. Vintage Grand Prix races held at the nearby Watkins Glen International race course on the same weekend as the festival. At the Grand Prix Festival of Watkins Glen, presented by Chemung Canal Trust, there is something for everyone! Parked along the main streets of the village you will find over 500 classic sports cars of all ages and marques for your enjoyment. In addition to live music, wine tasting, food courts, and assorted other family activities, a variety of vendors of racing items and related Merchandise are provided for your entertainment and pleasure. Oh, and did we mention the fantastic fireworks at dusk?

Saturday, September 11, 2010 Livonia Autumn in the Village, Main Street, Livonia, NY Street Fair – Free Wildlife Educators Coalition presents Live, Exotic Animal Exhibit & Animal Games For more information: please call 585-259-7112 or email: karinf@nywec.org

Antiques dealers will offer their wares for sale on Saturday, Sept. 11, 2010 from 9-4 p.m. on the grounds of Rose Hill Mansion, Geneva, with Sept. 12 as the rain date. Rose Hill Mansion is located at 3373 Route 96A and is a property of the Geneva Historical Society. Admission is free for the sale. Anchoring the sale will be Swansdown Antiques, a selective antiques shop on the grounds of Rose Hill. Fifteen dealers are expected to offer their wares. For information, please call Sandy Boothe at 315-871-9769. Once a working farm, Rose Hill Mansion and surrounding grounds are now open seasonally for guided tours. Built in 1839, the elegant Greek Revival house was the center of a busy and productive farm at mid-century. Much of the tour focuses on the Swan family, in residence from 1850-1890.

Its weekly storytime at Borders Kids…so gather round for irresistible tales, fun activities and balloons at 11am.

Part two in our Create-your-own-audio book event. RSVP children will be recording the story, picking the sound effects and musical themes at 2pm. They will also be creating the audio book covers. All options of the covers will be placed on Facebook to fans to vote for actual book cover art. RSVP at facebook/borders ithaca or email: aaldridg@bordersstores.com

Love to read books and talk about them with others your age? In September we're looking at The Capture by Kathryn Lasky; part of the Guardians of Ga'Hoole series. Big fan of the series...great come and take a look back at how it started! Haven't read it...pick up a copy an join us at 4PM. It's in paperback and a fantastic read. Here's the premise: After Soren, a young owlet, is pushed from his family's nest by his older brother, he's plucked... from the forest floor by agents from a mysterious school, the St. Aegolius Academy for Orphaned Owls.

On Saturday, September 11 from 9:00am to 3:00pm, The Faatz-Crofut Home will sponsor its incredible yard sale “Treasures from the Attic” at The Home, 46 Grant Ave., Auburn. Items for sale include antiques, furniture, art work, house wares, books, jewelry and more. Donuts, baked goods and luncheon items will also be available for purchase. All proceeds will benefit the residents of The Home. For additional information, call 776-4685.

Evening of Bluegrass music at the Oaks Corners Presbyterian Church, Oaks Corners, NY 7-9:30p.m. PreEmption Rd., Co. Rd. 6 5 mi. N. of Geneva Homemade desserts, beverages, and concert included in $10 ticket. Presale tickets: Call 315-789-2407

Come celebrate the infamous history of Ithaca's West End Waterfront District during the 2nd Annual Rhiner Festival - right on Ithaca's Waterfront! This year's festival promises to be a carnival of sorts when 'The Country Fair Comes to the Rhine'. You'll be immersed in the rich and fascinating history of Ithaca's West End Waterfront - once referred to as ‘the Rhine,’ ‘the Flats,’ and even ‘Sodom.’ With a diverse cast of turn-of-the century characters and performers, and over 25 interactive and family activities, there is something for everyone to see and do. Aside from an artists’ market along the waterfront, free lighthouse cruises aboard the MV Columbia, carnival games and circus performances, the public will be invited to try and solve a mystery which unfolds in scenes throughout the day; and one lucky sleuth will receive a very special prize. At night, Old Taughannock Blvd, aka: ‘Moonshine Island’ will come alive with a speakeasy, live music, and "old timey" fun and games. Noon - 6pm... and later! A history of The Rhiners, and more information about the festival can be found on www.ithacaswaterfront.com.

Hosmer Winery 6999 Route 89 Ovid, N.Y. 14521 12:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.m Our fall extravaganza is outside. Enjoy award winning wines, and vendor booths offering spicy, savory local products

Joanne Balfour and Pat Kimber, members of the Historical Society of Early American Decoration, will present an overview of Early American decorative arts techniques and pieces on Sunday, September 12th, at the Frontenac Museum, 178 Cayuga St, Union Springs. HSEAD is an organization devoted to the research and preservation of historically authentic early American decoration and the perpetuation of the techniques used by artisans of these arts in 19th century America. Member’s record original early American decorative art, and have access to hundreds of patterns archived in the society’s lending library of design. HSEAD members are encouraged to work from originals and these recordings and to reproduce this art form at home or in workshops taught by the society’s certified teachers and master craftsmen. Some of the pieces to be displayed and discussed include country painted tinware, theorems, schoolgirl art, bronze powder stenciling on both tin and wood and reverse glass painting. The program will begin at 2:00pm and is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. For more information, contact Pat Deller at 889-5187.

VALLEY INN BENEFIT for The Keuka Comfort Care Home 5TH ANNUAL ALL YOU CAN EAT!!! ***PIG ROAST*** Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010 SERVING 1pm-4pm The Valley Inn Guyanoga Rd, Branchport, NY Tickets Available at: The Valley Inn, Pinckney Hardware, Longs Cards and Books, The Moose Lodge, #2030 Or call: The Keuka Comfort Care Home: 315-536-1690 Bill Kays: 315-536-9651 Bill McEvily: 315-536-0067 Donation: $12 per person

Keeping Kids Safe Project - Annual Free Kids Safety Fair Vanderstyne Toyota 4374 W Ridge Rd., Rochester, NY 14626 Friday, September 10th from 2-6pm & Saturday, September 11th from 10am-4pm The Keeping Kids Safe Project will be in town for 2 days only to provide free FBI quality digital fingerprints and photos to all families in the community. This program is absolutely free and we would love to help provide an extra step of safety to your community. We will be in Rochester on Friday, September 10th from 2-6pm & Saturday, September 11th from 10am-4pm. We have invited the local Fire and Police dept to provide safety info, Karate and Gymnastics Demos. We will also have free face painting and balloons for the kids. Please come out to Vanderstyne Toyota, 4374 W Ridge Rd., Rochester 14626. For more information, please contact Jacki Powers at 319-268-4111 or Jacki@sipkids.com.

Watkins Glen International 2790 County Route 16 Watkins Glen, NY 14891 www.theglen.com (866) 461-RACE Celebrate racing's history at the largest vintage racing event in the country featuring historic cars of the past from as far back as the 1930's. Held in conjunction with the Grand Prix Festival in the Village of Watkins Glen. Please visit the website for all of the different pricing options.

The Corning Community College Alumni Association will host Reunion 2010 on Friday, September 10 through Sunday, September 12, 2010. This year’s event will honor classes ending with “0” or “5” although we welcome all alumni and friends. A special invitation is being extended to our honored class of 1960; CCC’s first graduating class, who will be celebrating their 50-year reunion. Gatherings will be offered for affinity groups including student athletes and student leadership participants. Activities will include decade gatherings at the Gaffer District’s Jazz and Harvest Festival on historic Market Street, two golf outings at Corning Country Club, a showing of Corning Community College: 50 Years, 50 Faces at Palace Theatre, Reflections Dinner and Alumni Awards, and a special musical performance by Nik Lite on the Spencer Hill Campus. Reservations made by August 1, will receive a discounted ticket price of $25 to the Reflections Dinner and Alumni Awards with Nik Lite on Saturday, September 11. After August 1, ticket price will increase to $35 per person. Participants need to register in order to take advantage of discounts at local hotels and a Passport to Savings for the Jazz & Harvest Festival. For additional information or to make reservations, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at (607) 962-9473 or via email at alumni@corning-cc.edu. A complete listing of events can be found at www.corning-cc.edu/alumni/alumni/reunion.php.

Located at Watkins Glen International on County Route 16, Watkins Glen. Celebrate racing's history at the largest vintage racing event in the country featuring historic cars of the past from as far back as the 1930's. For more information: www.theglen.com (866) 461-RACE

Spirit Month Weekly Adoption Promotions Step into the Spirit of Adoption as each week beginning September 7th and ending October 3rd, a special selection of cats and dogs can be adopted for “spirited” fee. **PLUS, join our shelter staff in wearing Spirit Gear and you’ll receive extra goodies! September 7th-12th: Tie-Dies, Torties and Tri-Color Pups Spirited Special on pets with the most color: Tortie Cats and Tri-Color Dogs! Cats one year of age and older modeling the unique tortie coloring are just $30. Kittens under a year with the tortie marking and all adult tri-color dogs are $30 off. **Spirit Gear: Tie-die shirt Adopt your new family member at our shelter or any of our three satellite adoption centers: • Lollypop Farm, 99 Victor Road in Fairport • PetSmart, 790 Jefferson Road in Henrietta • The Mall at Greece Ridge, 271 Greece Ridge Center Drive in Greece • Pet Saver Superstore, 1596 Ridge Road West in Greece. For more information, visit www.lollypop.org or call (585) 223-1330. Adoption Challenge 2010 Help save the lives of more cats and dogs through adoption this August, September and October at Lollypop Farm! Lollypop Farm has joined the national competition among other animal shelters to see who can increase their number of cat and dog adoptions the most compared to last year. The winning shelter will receive a $100,000 grant from the ASPCA, and be able to boast a record increase in homeless pets adopted to loving homes. Help Lollypop Farm meet our goal of at least 500 more cat and dog adoptions from August through October! Can’t adopt now, but still want to help? Visit www.lollypop.org/adoptionchallenge to find our how you can help save the lives of homeless pets in your community! Lollypop Farm 99 Victor Road Fairport, NY 14450 (585) 223-1330 info@lollyop.org www.lollypop.org

Operatic baritone Jimi James, international pianist/composer Roger Steptoe, cellist Andrew Yee, and speaker Eleanor Stearns perform a musical homage to Theodore Roosevelt at 7:30 p.m., Sept. 18 at the Smith Opera House, 82 Seneca St. The program includes repertoire performed between 1904 and 1908 at The Smith and at Roosevelt's White House by "America's Greatest Baritone," David Bispham, and Spanish cellist Pablo Casals. Jimi James sings works that Bispham performed at the Smith Opera House in 1906 including "Danny Deever" and the Prologue from Leoncavallo's "I Pagliacci" -- a Verdi aria Bispham sang at the Metropolitan Opera in 1902 -- and other works popular in Theodore Roosevelt's day. Founding member of the acclaimed Attacca Quartet, cellist Andrew Yee will perform works Casals played at the White House on January 15, 1904 by Boccherini, David Popper and Saint-Saens, the great cello sonata Debussy wrote in 1915 during the First World War, and "Sonatine II" composed by Roger Steptoe in memory of cellist Hilayama Manabu, first cellist of the Ibaraki Symphony Orchestra and father to local arts patron Nozomi Williams. David Bisham sang at the White House on January 8, 1904 in a program that featured works by American composers such as Edward MacDowell and "the harrowing Danny Deever" by opera conductor Walter Damrosch, to which Roosevelt responded: "By Jove, Mr. Bispham, that was bully! With a song such as that you could lead a nation into battle!" On the roster of the Metropolitan Opera from 1900 to 1903, Bispham performed on the Smith Opera House stage in 1906 and again in 1908 under the auspices of the Geneva Choral Society, a group that presented events at The Smith from 1894 until the 1950s. Bispham was Roosevelt's "favorite" baritone. His recordings include "Long Day to Tipperary" and "Danny Deever." Casals remained in the public eye for more than half a century after playing for Roosevelt. A musical icon known world wide through recordings and international festivals bearing his name, he again played in the White House for President John Kennedy in the 1960s. With the assassination of President McKinley in 1901, Theodore Roosevelt, not quite 43, became the youngest President in the Nation's history. He brought new excitement and power to the Presidency, as he vigorously led Congress and the American public toward progressive reforms and a strong foreign policy. Presented by American Landmark Festivals with the Smith Center for the Arts, the concert is dedicated to its founding director, conductor/pianist Francis Heilbut, a life-long admirer of Theodore Roosevelt, with whom he shared a birthday and a commitment to the "life of strenuous endeavor." Tickets are $15 general admission, $10 for college students and senior citizens, and no charge for children K -12. Tickets are available at the Smith Opera House, by calling 315-781-LIVE (5483) or toll-free 1-866-355-LIVE (5483), and online at www.TheSmith.org. The Smith accepts MasterCard, Visa and Discover. Box office hours are weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Contact the box office for more information.

What: Guided Bird Walks When: 7:30 AM, each Saturday and Sunday in September Where: Cornell Lab of Ornithology, 159 Sapsucker Woods Road, Ithaca Admission: Free Contact: (800) 843-BIRD, www.birds.cornell.edu

Spirit Month Weekly Adoption Promotions Step into the Spirit of Adoption as each week beginning September 7th and ending October 3rd, a special selection of cats and dogs can be adopted for “spirited” fee. **PLUS, join our shelter staff in wearing Spirit Gear and you’ll receive extra goodies! September 7th-12th: Tie-Dies, Torties and Tri-Color Pups Spirited Special on pets with the most color: Tortie Cats and Tri-Color Dogs! Cats one year of age and older modeling the unique tortie coloring are just $30. Kittens under a year with the tortie marking and all adult tri-color dogs are $30 off. **Spirit Gear: Tie-die shirt September 13th -19th: Lollypop Linebackers Ready for the Game Getting ready for football kick-off with our Spirited Special: Cats one year of age and older weighing in at 12+ lbs are just $30. Adult Dogs 60 lbs or larger are $30 off. **Spirit Gear: Team Jersey or T-Shirt September 20th-26th: Get Your Tails Waggin’ Week Counting down to Barktober Fest 2010, the race and walk for the animals, with this Spirited Special: Sporting Dogs (or sporting mixes) and Active Cats. Adult Dogs listed as a sporting breed are $30 off. Cats over one year of age with Green Feline-ality types of MVP, Party Animal, of Leader of the Band are just $30. Kittens described with the green feline-ality types are $30 off. **Spirit Gear: Workout wear September 27th-October 3rd: Hats Off to our Top Ten Featuring the Top Ten Dogs and Cat that have been at Lollypop Farm the longest. We tip our hats to these troopers, and want to send them home! The Purrfectly Patient Cats one year of age or older are just $30. Determined Dogs and kittens who are keeping their kool are $30 off. **Spirit Gear: Hats! Adopt your new family member at our shelter or any of our three satellite adoption centers: • Lollypop Farm, 99 Victor Road in Fairport • PetSmart, 790 Jefferson Road in Henrietta • The Mall at Greece Ridge, 271 Greece Ridge Center Drive in Greece • Pet Saver Superstore, 1596 Ridge Road West in Greece. For more information, visit www.lollypop.org or call (585) 223-1330. Adoption Challenge 2010 Help save the lives of more cats and dogs through adoption this August, September and October at Lollypop Farm! Lollypop Farm has joined the national competition among other animal shelters to see who can increase their number of cat and dog adoptions the most compared to last year. The winning shelter will receive a $100,000 grant from the ASPCA, and be able to boast a record increase in homeless pets adopted to loving homes. Help Lollypop Farm meet our goal of at least 500 more cat and dog adoptions from August through October! Can’t adopt now, but still want to help? Visit www.lollypop.org/adoptionchallenge to find our how you can help save the lives of homeless pets in your community! Lollypop Farm 99 Victor Road Fairport, NY 14450 (585) 223-1330 info@lollyop.org www.lollypop.org

Corning Community College will display the talents of 15 art faculty members beginning Friday, August 27 through Saturday, October 9, 2010 in the Atrium Gallery on the second floor of the Administration Building at the Spencer Hill Campus, Corning, NY. The show will feature recent work in all forms of media from 15 art faculty members including Molly Cagwin, Ken Cobb, Kathy Connery, Ron Dixon, Debbie Dudick, Alicia Herbst, Fred Herbst, David Higgins, Cary Joseph, Chris Longwell, Sean Lukasik, Alice Moore, Sean O Connell, Dan Reidy, and Polly Smith-Blackwell. The gallery is open during regular College hours on Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday 12-4 p.m. All shows are free and open to the public. For more information about the Atrium Gallery or upcoming events, please contact David Higgins, Gallery Coordinator, at (607) 962-9297 or higgins@corning-cc.edu.

Flying Whale Studios in conjunction with Finger Lakes Credit Union presents "Every Specimen Becomes a Relic," an exhibition of photographs by local artist Kevin Schoonover, beginning Aug. 5 at the Credit Union, 27 Seneca St. in Geneva. The images will be on display in the lobby and upper offices until Oct. 28. An opening reception with the artist is scheduled from 5 to 7 p.m., Aug. 5. It is free and open to the public. Refreshments, including a wine tasting from Billsboro Winery, will be available. "Every Specimen Becomes a Relic" is composed of over 20 photos offering depictions of rural and urban blight, and some of the natural wonders that surround us but often go unnoticed. Semi-abstract patterns and textures play an important role in Schoonover's pieces. The interplay of light and shadow on ordinary surfaces combined with muted or jarringly bright colors all help create an original way of seeing the world. "I've always loved sad, broken buildings and places," noted Schoonover. "There's something wistful and heartbreaking in the decay and ruin that calls to me. At the same time, I'm also drawn to those spontaneous and uninhibited moments of joy that are constantly occurring... if you know where to look. I hope my work reflects this duality and that the audience shares and appreciates this sensibility." Whether it's a weather-pounded dune fence receding to the ocean's edge, or the crumbling brick backside of a downtown Geneva tenement, or the serenity of an endless blue sky hugging the even bluer horizon line of Lake Ontario, Schoonover's eye is always on the lookout for that which we all look at, but rarely see. A graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology's graphic design program, Schoonover served as executive director of Wayne County Council for the Arts for five years and the Finger Lakes Regional Arts Council/Smith Opera House, where he had the same title, for nearly 10. He left The Smith last year and started Flying Whale Studios, a professional arts business specializing in the creation of photography and fine art, graphic design, and grant writing and publicity for area non-profit organizations. He lives in Geneva with his wife, Mary. They have two grown children, Zachary and Hannah. This is the first local exhibition of the award-winning photographer's work. Regular Credit Union hours are Monday to Wednesday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. Call FLCU at 315-781-1334 for details. Visit www.FlyingWhaleStudios.com to see examples of Schoonover's work.

Adoption Challenge 2010 Help save the lives of more cats and dogs through adoption this August, September and October at Lollypop Farm! Lollypop Farm has joined the national competition among other animal shelters to see who can increase their number of cat and dog adoptions the most compared to last year. The winning shelter will receive a $100,000 grant from the ASPCA, and be able to boast a record increase in homeless pets adopted to loving homes. Help Lollypop Farm meet our goal of at least 500 more cat and dog adoptions from August through October! Can’t adopt now, but still want to help? Visit www.lollypop.org/adoptionchallenge to find our how you can help save the lives of homeless pets in your community! Lollypop Farm 99 Victor Road Fairport, NY 14450 (585) 223-1330 info@lollyop.org www.lollypop.org

Purchase locally grown and produced New York products during Montezuma Winery Farmer's Market Fridays from 3-7pm starting June 11th through October 8th. Holiday weeks on 7/2 and 9/3 we will have a chicken BBQ and live entertainment. If you would like to be considered as a vendor, please contact Donna Lahr at 315-568-8190.

The Waterloo Farmers' Market is opening on Thursday May 20th for the season, from 2 PM to 6 PM. Located at 365 E. Main Street in Waterloo in the Puppy Palace Ice Cream shop parking lot. Seneca County regional transortation stops 7 times during the open times of the market. We will be featuring the Beverly animal shelter this week with an adopt a pet program. the produce at the market this week will include asparags, Rhubarb, spinich, radishes and vegetable - bedding plants Still time to sign up for booyh space, craft vendors welcome call Market manage at 315-729-2057

What: Weekend Guided Bird Walks When: April-September, Saturdays and Sundays, 7:30 AM Where: Cornell Lab of Ornithology, 159 Sapsucker Woods Road, Ithaca Description: Join us for guided bird walks for beginning birders! The walks take place on the trails of Sapsucker Woods Sanctuary and usually last about an hour and a half. Bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them. There are a few pairs of binoculars available to borrow. Admission: Free Contact: (800) 843-BIRD, www.birds.cornell.edu

Waterloo United Methodist Church, at 21 E. Williams St. in Waterloo will be experiencing "Galactic Blast, A Cosmic Adventure Praising God", the week of August 15th - 19th. Sessions begin each evening at 6:00 p.m. and end at 8:00 p.m. Each evening includes a Bible story time, music, crafts, snacks and recreation, all about praising God. All children 4 years of age to those entering grade 6 are invited to attend. Please join us for the fun and fellowship as we learn about our Lord. Please call 549-8479 if you have questions. Psalm 150:6 "Let everything that breathes praise the Lord!"