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PAGE 20 • Vacation Guide • Northern New York Newspapers
July, 2011
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Meissner Hooked On Carp Fishing
Visit & Explore
AKWESASNE
Chamber at 315-386-4000 to
request a form and more information on sponsorship and volunteering during the contest.
"I've come to believe that
tournaments like this can go a
long way to getting more of our
kids involved with and aware
of the amazing natural
resources around us, Meissner
says.
"And, everyone has a wonderful time."
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fish. It's something that gets
under the skin."
Register Now
Veteran young carp enthusiasts or youngsters who have
events during the three days,
including the Mort Backus &
Sons pre-tournament fishing
school and the chance to learn
about carp fishing from local
experts. All carp caught during
the tournament are tagged and
returned live to the St.
Lawrence River.
Businesses can also become
sponsors of the tournament, or
can sponsor individual anglers
or teams. Tournament sponsors
this year also include Excellus
BlueCross BlueShield and
CARP (Catch and Release Professional) Tournament Series.
Participants can download a
registration form by visiting
the
Chamber
website,
http://www.northcountryguide.
com/Visiting/Fishing/JuniorCarpTournament or call the
BRASSHORS
DON MEISSNER
never even lifted a fishing rod
are all invited to register now
for the 9th Annual St.
Lawrence
International
Junior Carp Tournament, set
for August 18 -20 along a 30mile stretch of the St.
Lawrence from Massena to
Ogdensburg. The nation's
largest tournament of its kind
is open to 11- to 18-year-olds.
Entry fees are $100 per
youngster, if registration is
received by July 15, or $125
after that date. Kids can register individually or as a team of
up to four anglers. A range of
cash prizes and trophies are
awarded in divisions for boys,
girls and teams, along with a
grand champion cash prize.
Entry fees cover participation in all tournament-related
ENTER
GC
TIN
CANTON - For most of his
fishing life, nationally known
local anger Don Meissner
dismissed carp as big but
uninteresting creatures that
cruised through the waters of
the St. Lawrence River until the day he accidentally
hooked one and "I suddenly
found my boat being towed
by this giant fish."
His respect for the species,
and for catch-and-release
carp fishing, was made permanent during last summer's St. Lawrence International Junior Carp Tournament, a FISHCAP and St.
Lawrence County Chamber
of Commerce event.
"I have never been so
amazed and affected by any
one sport, than during those
three days engaging with
and observing this tournament."
Meissner, longtime host of
PBS's Streamside fishing
series, is currently coordinator of the county FISHCAP
program.
He speaks of the excitement of the young anglers,
the camaraderie among the
contestants, the intricacies of
carp fishing, and the professionalism of the event as a
total package that completely won him over.
"Carp fishing is really an
ultimate sport," Meissner
notes. "There's real science to
it - from knowing about the
fish, to the special baits, to
the special equipment."
A bait "sling shot," specific
to carp fishing, shoots bait
into the water and looks easy
enough - but isn't, Meissner
discovered. "It was pretty
comical when I tried it," he
admits.
The Best Fishing
But he comes back to being
so impressed by the passion
of the young carp anglers at
the tournament.
"There is something about
the possibility of battling a
huge fish that can excite
anyone, at any age. And
while the kids I spoke with
at the tournament all said
they enjoyed going after all
the other species in our
North Country waters,
almost to a youngster they
said they enjoyed carp fishing the most."
"It's the battle," Meissner
reports. "The excitement of
catching a monster, a huge
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July, 2011
Summer Concerts Continue In Norwood
NORWOOD - The Norwood
Village Green Concert Series
has programmed its 2011 season, the 38th annual season of
the venerable Northern New
York tradition. In 2011 the
tradition of the series unique
programming continues.
The presentation of the stellar lineup of performers continues the series’ efforts to
provide access to artistic
excellence for the public in a
free, unique, inclusive and
eclectic family setting, and
with a treasured audience
base. Last year the series
reached a milestone, its
500,000th visitor.
In the long history of the
Norwood Village Green Concert Series has been able to
present a wide variety of performers from elementary
school, to local and regional
artists, and to performing
groups from every continent
on the globe.
Remington
Golf Tourney
In Canton
CANTON - The Frederic
Remington Art Museum,
Ogdensburg, is hosting a
fundraising golf tournament Aug. 26 at the St.
Lawrence University Golf
and Country Club, to benefit arts and education at
the children’s museum. The
tournament is a four-person scramble with a 1 p.m.
shotgun start. There will be
women’s and men’s/mixed
divisions.
Pre-registration is $75
per person and includes
golf, cart, prizes and special
awards, door prizes and
dinner at the Best Western
University Inn. There are a
limited number of teams, so
pre-registration is necessary.
For more information or
to register your team, contact the museum at 3932425, William Ford at 2689505 or 573-4644 or Debbie
Ormasen at 393-2425 or
486-2799.
Registration payment
with check or credit card
information and team information can be mailed to the
museum at: FRAM 2011
Golf Tournament, 303
Washington St., Ogdensburg, N.Y., 13669.
Along the way it has presented artists that have
achieved some of the most coveted awards in their fields
including 11 Grammy winners, 13 Juno Winners, two
Emmy winners, 14 International Bluegrass Music Association winners, three Blues
Foundation award winners,
three Maple Blues award winners and a recipient of the
Order of Canada.
The width and breadth of
these award winners contin-
ues to grow, as the creative
process is valued in the programming. Most of the music,
dance, storytelling and other
arts genres are creations of
the featured performer.
The series is supported with
public funds by the New York
state Council on the Arts, the
town of Potsdam and the village of Norwood. It is also supported by the private sector
that accounts for its main
source of income via foundations, corporations, civic asso-
ciations and individuals. The
series continues to take donations by check. They can be
mailed to: Norwood Village
Green Concert Series, 3 Bicknell St., Norwood, N.Y. 13668.
Here is the full 2011 schedule. All concerts are at 7 p.m.
except where noted:
• July 21 - The JW Jones
Blues Band
• July 24 - Paul Taylor’s
Taylor 2 Dance Company
• July 28 - The Brass Firemen
• July 31 - The Bluegrass
Gospel Project
• Aug. 4 - Guitar Legends of
the North Country with Paul
Meyers, Danny Gotham and
Dick Stephan
• Aug. 7 - Magpie performs
“Under One Sky”
To view the schedule of concerts and to find out extensive
details about the performers
and other information, check
the series website: www.norwoodvillagegreenconcertseries.org.
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County Offers Seven State Campgrounds
Whether your idea of camping is pulling the RV into a
space with modern amenity
hook-ups, or roughing it with
a tent and nature, St.
Lawrence County offers something for everyone. Get away
from it all or make an active
visit filled with festivals, fun
and attractions.
St. Lawrence County has
seven state-operated campgrounds: Cedar Island State
Park, Chippewa Bay; Coles
Creek, Waddington; Cranberry
Lake State Campground; Eel
Weir State Park, Ogdensburg;
Higley Flow State Park, South
Colton; Jacques Cartier State
Park, Morristown; and Robert
Moses State Park, Massena.
Cedar Island is located on
an island in the town of Hammond. The park is favored by
people who appreciate quiet
Community Sale
Set Aug. 13 At
Canton Pavilion
The Canton Chamber of
Commerce is seeking vendors for its Community
Sale set Aug. 13 inside the
Canton Pavilion.
Vendors will be allowed
to drive into the pavilion to
unload. Businesses are also
welcome to set up a display.
Food will be for sale at the
snack bar.
The cost is $20 for a
15x15-foot space.
For more information,
call the Canton Chamber
office at 386-8255.
S-and-W
boating, fishing and beautiful
scenery. The park’s campsites
are lightly wooded, with a dayuse area and picnic pavilion
nearby.
Coles Creek includes both
wooded and open campsites,
as well as a beach on Lake St.
Lawrence. The park includes a
playground, playing fields and
a large pavilion. A marina is
located at the mouth of the
creek, just north of the park.
The Cranberry Lake area is
one of the largest remote
areas remaining in the state.
The park is adjacent to
150,000 acres of forest preserve and includes many miles
of marked trails and ponds.
Activities available at Cranberry Lake include hiking,
swimming and camping, with
many of the campsites having
trees between them for some
added privacy.
Eel Weir State Park is
located along the banks of the
Oswegatchie River just two
miles from Black Lake. Both
the Oswegatchie and Black
Lake are known for excellent
bass fishing and are ideal for
canoes or row boats. Eel Weir
is a small, secluded park ideal
for those looking to get away
from it all. The park includes
a picnic area and pavilion.
Higley Flow is nestled
among the Adirondack
foothills in South Colton,
along the picturesque Raquette River. Spacious campsites
are separated by pine trees.
The park is hilly and heavily
wooded, with a beach on the
reservoir of the river.
Jacques Cartier State Park,
Morristown, hosts a sandy
beach and boater’s docks on
the St. Lawrence River. The
park’s biggest draws are its
boating opportunities and
excellent fishing. Its large
open lawns encourage games
and picnics. A playground and
shaded picnic area are also
located nearby.
Robert Moses State Park is
a unique park, located on the
mainland in Massena, with a
portion of the park also being
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fields, forests and wetlands,
with overlooks showcasing
spectacular views. In the winter the park is open for crosscountry skiing and snowmobiling.
For camping reservations at
one of the state run parks,
call, toll free, 1-800-456CAMP (2267).
Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce
CONCERTS IN THE PARK
2011
All Concerts at:
Springs Park, West Hatfield St., Massena
July - August, 2011
All concerts are FREE and open to the public!
Donations are appreciated! Please bring your own
seating! In case of rain, concerts will go on as
scheduled at the Massena Fire Station.
Merrickville: On The Rideau River
Merrickville-recognized by
historians as Canada’s best preserved and restored 19th Century Village-is right at your
doorstep, situated on the winding Rideau River, just 45 minutes south of Ottawa. Come discover a way of life that has long
since gone by the wayside, but
not forgotten. Come take a
leisurely stroll back in time
down the streets of Merrickville.
Coined “The Jewel of the
Rideau” Merrickville is a village
which really does have something for everyone. No matter
your taste, no matter your budget-no matter your interests,
Merrickville has it all, from a
warm, romantic atmosphere for
two, to an intriguing family destination spot where quality
time really takes on its true
meaning. Settled in the 1700’s
by William Merrick, a millright
and United Empire Loyalist,
this intriguing village is a his-
tory buff ’s dream come true.
Merrickville is home to the oldest operating foundry in
Canada. Village Metalsmiths
Outlet & Gift shop has been in
operation since 1840.
The beautiful Rideau Canal
was named on UNESCO's
(United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organization) World Heritage list, joining ranks with other landmark
sites such as the Great Barrier
Reef, the Grand Canyon and
the Canadian Rocky Mountain
Park.
The Canal is one of the oldest
canals dating back to the early
19th century that is still operational with most of its structures intact.
For the Artistic, this quaint
village is home to over 30 resident professionals; working
from studios, displaying in their
galleries, and selling their originals. You’ll be amazed at the talents of renowned painters,
JULY SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
Thursday, July 14th 5-7pm....................Northbound
st
Thursday, July 21 5-7pm........Dave Alderson Jazz Quartet
Thursday, July 28th 6-8pm........................Six Foot Midget
Friday, July 29th 6-8pm Sandy Cook and the Extravaganza Band
High Gas
Price
Worries Are
Gone
July 24, 2011
New York BASS Chapter Federation Tournament
“The Robert Moses Melee”
TOURS & CHARTERS, LLC.
S-and-W
located on Barnhart Island.
The park offers wooded campsites, cabins, a marina and a
boat launch, as well as some of
the finest St. Lawrence River
fishing anywhere. There are
also picnic areas, a beach, tennis courts and a nature center
that is open year round. The
park’s trails wind through
July, 2011
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Sponsored by the
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50 Main St. Massena, NY 13662
(315) 769-3525 Office (315) 769-5295 Fax
www.massenachamber.com
The Chamber’s Summer Concert Series is
generously underwritten by:
Merrickville
Calendar of Events
July 10 Merrickville's 11th
annual Cruise & Shop Car
Show from 8am to 4pm.
July 30 – August 1-Merrickville Canalfest
August 12, 13, 14, The
173rd Annual Merrickville
Agricultural Fair. www.merrickvillefair.com. Horse Show,
Child's Horse & Pony Show,
Canadian & Miniature
Horses, Light & Heavy Horse
Draw, Beef and Dairy Cattle
Show and more.
August 27 & 28 The Merrickville Antique and Artisans
Show
September 10 2nd annual
Ride the Rideau bicycle fund
raiser. www.ridetherideau.ca
Oct. 14, 15, 16 Merrickville's
first jazz festival www.merrickvillejazzfest.com
Shop
Ontario
www.realmerrickville.ca
sculptors, potters, silversmiths,
leather workers, glass blowers,
metal smiths, calligraphers, and
wood craftsmen. And if seeking
out treasures of the past excites
you, then you’ll enjoy the many
antique and collectable shops
awaiting your arrival!
You’ll never go hungry in
Merrickville! Whether its award
winning menus at worldrenowned restaurants or the
jovial atmosphere of old English
pubs, your taste buds will be
satisfied, again and again.
Fresh tarts from the bakery,
gourmet pizzas to go, highly recognized wines, micro brewed
beers, picnic baskets for loverswhatever your in the mood for,
Merrickville has it covered.
Merrickville's own Mrs. McGarrigle's Fine Food Shop was
awarded a Gold Medal for Mrs.
McGarrigle's Cranberry Port
Mustard at the 2010 World
wide Mustard Competition in
Napa Valley, California.
A wide assortment of events
is scheduled throughout the
summer season. Art Festivals.
KnockKnock
Shoppe
Canalfest. An Antiques and Collectable Show. A Classic Car
Show., even an Agricultural fair.
New this year is a Motorcycle
show. Bring the family. Stay
awhile. Promising to make your
stay as comfortable as possible
are delightful Inns and charming Bed and Breakfasts.
If enjoying the outside is a
part of your summer plans,
Merrickville has that covered
too with a well-maintained
riverside campground-a perfect setting for pitching a tent
or parking that camper.
For your vacationing convenience, the park, beach, boat
launch and marina with three
charter boats are all easily
accessible. Kayaks and canoes
are available for rent to explore
the Rideau, also boat tours, golfing and boating just add to the
list of fun-filled activities at
your fingertips.
Even though Merrickville is
bustling with things to see and
do, it is still possible to enjoy
some downtime and truly relax
in the beauty and warmth of
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Heartwood Creek
Collectibles
Luxury Beds & Bedding
Over 100 Styles of Quilts
Comforter & Duvet Sets
Table Linens • Home Decor
Ladies Fashion & Accessories
Webkinz• Melissa & Doug Puppets & Puzzles
• Nut Crackers • Snowmen • Santas
117 St. Lawrence St. (613) 269-4213
136 St. Lawrence St. (613) 269-3199
by Jim Shore
1000’s of Christmas Ornaments
summer. Sit and watch the
boats make their way through
the locks on the historic Rideau
Canal. Learn more about the
area by visiting the nearby
Blockhouse Museum.
Merrickville truly has it all,
and it all awaits your arrival.
Stay for a day or stay for
awhile.
Come find a sense of Canada
you thought was gone with
time.
Canal Gallery
1000’s of prints
300 On
Display
Largest
selection in
Eastern
Ontario
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CanalTripping.com
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Family Dining • Weddings • Conferences • Overnight Accommodation
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111 St. Lawrence Street, Merrickville
Tel: (613) 269-4223
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Take Time To Visit And Enjoy
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Fridays
DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS
Icelandic Haddock
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MURRAY’S
Saturdays
All You Can Eat
Prime Rib & Seafood
Buffet
7
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OLD IRISH INN
Rt. 37 Waddington
Catering & Banquet Facilities
New York State Certified & Member of NTNY
5 Main St., Waddington, NY 13694
E-Mail: naturestrophies@verizon.net
Open 6am to 4pm; Closed Tuesday
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388-4820
($7.50 value), at
MURRAY’S OLD
IRISH INN,
2 Main St. • Waddington
SATURDAY DINNER
home of the best burger
in town
5-8pm by Reservation Only
TIERNAN’S HOME
CENTER, INC.
A log cabin nestled in the woods with
4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
SUNDAY BREAKFAST BUFFET
9am-1pm
Variety of Traditional
Breakfast Favorites
Reservations Appreciated
Rt. 37, Waddington
(315) 388-5623 388-4488
We Welcome
Bridal Showers, Parties & Group Meetings, etc.
Open for Lunch Wed.-Fri. •Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Sat. & Sun.
Main St., Waddington
for reservations call 388-4000
Breakfast & Lunch
Mon-Fri 6AM-2PM
THURSDAY
WING NIGHT
35¢ ea. (eat-in only)
45¢ to go
FRIDAY FISH FRY
w/cole slaw & choice of
macaroni & cheese or french fries
$8.50 eat-in,
$8.75 take-out
Served All Day
Arrive by land or water
for a friendly drink and
casual bite to eat.
We serve burgers,
barkers and wings daily.
PIZZA
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388-5862
A Touch of Icing
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June 6th-July 25th
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County Boat Launches Listed
The myrad of waterways in
St. Lawrence County are a
special sporting paradise.
Sportsmen are offered the
opportunity to enjoy the great
St. Lawrence River and tributaries like the Oswegatchie,
Raquette, St. Regis and
Grasse rivers; and lakes of all
sizes. To help residents and
visitors enjoy the aquatic
bounty, the state Department
of Environmental Conservation offers boat launches of all
sizes.
Some are limited to canoes
and kayaks, but many other
accommodate any size boats
on trailers. A list of the DEC
launches follows:
Black Lake
A concrete ramp to accommodate 55 cars and trailers is
located on County Route 6
near Edwardsville in the
town of Morristown.
Oswegatchie River
A hand launch for nonmotorized boats in located on
Route 3 in the village of Star
Lake.
A beach launch is located
off Route 58 in the village of
Edwards.
A hand launch is located on
County Route 58 in village of
Edwards.
A hard-surface ramp to
accommodate 30 cars and
trailers for motor boats is
located off Route 184 in village of Heuvelton.
Concrete ramps with a
large parking area are also
maintained on the Oswegatchie by the city of Ogdensburg and the village of Gouverneur.
St. Lawrence River
located at Robert Moses State
Park just north of Massena.
A hard surface ramp
accommodating 10 cars and
trailers is located on Brandy
Brook just north of Waddington on Route 37.
A municipal hard-surface
ramp accommodating 30 cars
and trailers is located at the
Massena intake just off Route
131.
A flat-rock ramp accommodating 10 cars and trailers is
located at Jacques Cartier
State Park on the River Road
two miles south of the village
of Morristown.
A concrete ramp accommodating 15 cars and trailers is
located on Route 37 at Coles
Creek State Park between
Waddington and Massena.
located on Route 37 between
Louisville and Massena.
The city of Ogdensburg
maintains two boat launches
on the St. Lawrence River, and
a boat ramp is also located in
the village of Morristown.
St. Regis River
A beach launch to accommodate five cars is located off
County Route 53 in town of
Brasher.
Sucker Lake
A beach launch accommodating five cars and trailers
(electric motors only) is
located off the Briggs Switch
Road in town of Fine.
Sylvia Lake
A beach launch accommodating five cars and trailers is
located off Route 812 between
hamlets of Fowler and Balmat.
Yellow Lake
A hand launch accommodating five cars is located in town
of McComb off the Hall Road.
Cranberry Lake
A hard ramp surface accommodating 55 cars and trailers
is located off Route 3 in Cranberry Lake.
Grass Lake
A beach launch accommodating five cars is located in
the town of Rossie off Butler
Road.
Grasse River
A hard-surface ramp accommodating 14 cars and trailers
(small motor boats) is located
on Route 68 three miles
northwest of village of Canton.
Higley Flow
located at Higley Flow State
Park two miles west of Route
56 on Cold Brook Drive in
South Colton.
Indian River
Hand launch accommodating 10 cars is located off
Route 3 in Town of Rossie
near Hall Road.
Lake Ozonia
A hand launch accommodating 30 cars (10-horsepower
limit) is located off Lake Ozonia Road eight miles south of
Route 72 in Hopkinton.
Raquette River
St. Lawrence County Historical Association
Summer Exhibit
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located in South Colton near
Higley Flow State Park, two
miles west of Route 56.
Star Lake
A hand launch for nonmotorized boats is located on
Route 3 in village of Star
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Golf Courses Stretch Throughout County
St. Lawrence County offers
residents and visitors the
opportunity to enjoy a wide
spectrum of outdoor recreational pursuits with minimal
to modest amount of travel. In
the summer months golfers in
any part of the county are
afforded the opportunity to
play any number of courses for
reasonable rates.
All of the county courses
welcome visitors but during
the summer months visitors
should always call ahead and
make a tee-time if possible. All
of the courses offer power and
pull cart for rent and most
offer pro shops, clubhouses
with food and beverages, driving ranges and practice
putting greens.
CANTON
The county seat offers two
championship courses in the
Craft Show
July 23-24 In
Ogdensburg
The Seaway Festival Craft
Show will be held July 23
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and
July 24 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Set up time is July 22 from 4
to 6 p.m. and July 23 at 7 a.m.
The fee for a 10 x 10 space
is $40 for two days; a half
space is $20. Tables available
for use for $5 per table. Please
bring your own chairs.
Vendors will be responsible
for collection of sales tax.
The Seaway Festival Committee will not be responsible
for any loss or damage to
property from theft, fire,
breakage or any personal
injury.
To reserve a space, please
fill out the registration form
below. Please contact Michele
Morrison at 393-9274 or
craftsmm@Gmail.com with
any questions or concerns.
All crafters must have a
New York State license on display on the days of the sale.
Name:____________________
____________________________
Address:__________________
____________________________
Phone:_______Tax Certification Number:_________
#Of spaces:_____
#Of tables:_____
Send To: Michele Morrison
713 Pickering Street
Ogdensburg, New York
13669
St. Lawrence Golf and Country Club and the Partridge
Run Golf and Country Club.
The St. Lawrence Golf and
Country Club (386-4600,
www.stlawu.edu/athletics/slgc)
is located adjacent to the Best
Western University Inn and
St. Lawrence University, offers
a par-72 layout. Championship, white, senior and
ladies tees also available. The
clubhouse offers food and beverages.
The Partridge Run Golf and
Country Club (386-4444
www.partridgerun.com) offers
a par-72 layout with blue tees,
white, ladies and senior tees
available. A restaurant and
pro shop are available.
MASSENA
The village of Massena
offers two courses in the
Massena Country Club and
the Foxhill Golf and Country
Club and Cedar View in
nearby Rooseveltown.
The Massena Country Club
(769-2293, www.massenacountryclub.com) features par-71
layout with blue, white, senior
and ladies tees, a restaurant,
pro shop and a series of holes
along the St. Lawrence River.
The Foxhill Golf and Country Club (764-8633, www.foxhillgolfonline.com offers a
unique 11-hole, par-44 layout
with construction ongoing
toward 18 holes. A clubhouse
will is food is offered to golfers.
The Cedar View Country
Club (764-9104) is par-72 18
holes layout offering a lounge
with a Restaurant.
OGDENSBURGMORRISTOWN
The Ogdensburg-Morristown area offers an array of
St. Lawrence River vistas and
the option to play two nearby
courses in the St. Lawrence
State Park Golf Course and
the Langbrook Meadows Golf
and Country Club.
The St. Lawrence State
Park Golf Course on Route 37
has been leased by Golf Services Inc. (393-2286, nysparks.state.ny.us/golf courses/2/details.aspx) and offers a
nine-hole layout (18 tees) and
a clubhouse with a full service
lounge-concession.
Langbrook Meadows is
located on the Hamel Road
between Morristown and
Brier
Hill
(375-6372,
www.langbrookmeadows.com)
and offers an 18-hole layout
and clubhouse-restaurant
which is open year-round.
POTSDAMNORWOODNORFOLK
The village of Potsdam and
neighboring villages NorwoodNorfolk area is served by two
courses in the Potsdam Golf
and Country Club and the
Raymondville Golf Course.
The Potsdam Golf and
Country Club is located on
Route 56 near SUNY Potsdam
(265-2141,
www.potsdamgolf.com) and
offers 18 holes with a variety
tee options and a clubhouse
with a full restaurant.
The Raymondville Golf
Course (769-2759) offers nine
holes with the option of par71, 18 holes.
GOUVERNEUR
The village of Gouverneur
offers two golf courses in the
Gouverneur Golf Course and
the Emerald Greens Golf
Course.
The Gouverneur Golf
Course (287-2130, www.gouverneurcountryclub.com)
offers nine holes with 18 tees
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The Emerald Greens Golf
Course (287-4497) offers a
nine-hole layout with a lounge
for refreshments.
MADRID-WADDINGTON
The two villages are linked
by Madrid-Waddington Central School and both have a
golf course.
The Twin Brooks Country
Club is located in Waddington
(388-4480, www.c360.ca/ny/waddington/tb/hole6.html)
and offers 18 holes, and a
clubhouse with food and beverages.
The Madrid Golf Course
(322-0502) is nine holes with
a pair 29.
TRI-TOWN AREA
The Tri-Town area is served
by the Meadow Brook Course
Course located on Route 11
near Winthrop (389-4562).
Course offers nine holes with
18 tees.
CLIFTON-FINE
The Clifton-Fine Municipal
Golf Course on Route 3 in
Star Lake (848-3570)
July, 2011
Take Tour Of Singer Castle Relax And Enjoy Some
HAMMOND - Take in some
classic Northern New York history and beauty with a visit to
Singer Castle on Dark Island
on the St. Lawrence River.
Singer Castle is, according to
its official website, www.singercastle.com, the only castle on
the river to be completed, fullyfurnished and resided in during the heyday of the “great
builders” and industrials in
New York. The castle remained
in the possession of the original
Bourne family from its construction in 1905 until the mid1960s.
Frederick G. Bourne was a
self-made millionaire. The
Bourne family had a 1,000-acre
summer estate in Oakdale,
Long Island. But he wanted to
surprise his wife, Emma, and
their children with an island
hunting retreat.
Mr. Bourne bought Dark
Island and designed and built
the castle, originally known as
"The Towers,” for $500,000.
Tons of granite quarried from
nearby Oak Island were
brought over ice and water
from 1902 to 1904 to construct
the castle. Italian stonecutters
were hired to shape the granite
for the four-story, 28-room castle, four-story tower, and a elaborate boathouse which housed
a workshop and powerhouse
and one of Bourne's steampowered vessels.
More than 2,000 loads of topsoil were brought from Canada
to cover the eight acres of rock.
Singer Castle is open daily
until Labor Day. It is also open
Saturdays and Sundays from
Labor Day until Oct. 9.
A visit to the castle features
guided tours. Tours are $14 for
adults, $11 for seniors and $6
for children ages 4 to 12.
Children under 4 years of
age must be carried by adults.
No strollers are allowed within
the castle.
Canadian rates are available.
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are required to view the inte-
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Visitors may find transportation on shuttle, tour boat, or by
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Uncle Sam Boat Tour
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Schermerhorn Harbor Shuttle, Hammond, departs hourly
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For Canadian departures,
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Ogdensburg To Host Founder’s Day Weekend
OGDENSBURG - More
than 250 years ago the roar
of cannon fire echoed over
the St. Lawrence River on
the now peaceful stretch
between Ogdensburg and
Prescott, Ontario.
The final battle of the
French and Indian War - the
battle that truly led to the
French losing Canada - was
fought here in August 1760.
Founder’s Day Weekend,
July 23-24, is the annual
commemoration of Ogdensburg’s French colonial history and the Battle of the
Thousand Islands. Lighthouse Point radiates the
color and pageantry of the
military re-enactment and
colonial trade fair. As many
as 500 participants from the
U.S. and Canada, dressed in
18th-century clothes, establish a bustling encampment
of white canvass tents.
A vibrant French and English naval contingent moors
their historically accurate
small boats along the shore
and bivouacs there. The
crews race on Saturday
morning, but Saturday and
Sunday afternoon the boats
with bow guns and muskets
blazing battle on the river.
The skirmishing on the
water leads into the land
battle. Across the width of
Lighthouse Point, the opposing forces and their Native
allies maneuver in the fog of
war - the grey smoke from
their muskets and artillery.
Civilian life of the colonies
springs to life, too. Women
and
children,
pipers,
dancers, artisans and traditional trades create a festive
atmosphere. Sutlers, the
merchants that followed the
armies, set up their shops to
furnish just about anything
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Peryer of Colton - rustic furniture, frames; Soft Maple
Design by Mary Tyner of
Lowville - decoupage plates; St
Lawrence River Decoys by
Bob and Linda Jones of
Waddington – handcrafted
folk art ducks, fish, herons,
loons made of wood; Terrariums by Ron Gladkowski of
Mount Upton - Stained Glass
Terrariums, window planters,
flower vases; The Wild Inside
by Karan Cross of Ogdensburg
– fun and funky to upscale
and traditional jewelry.
French soldiers fire the
cannon at last year’s
Founder’s Day event.
a reenactor, or 21st century
tourist, could want.
The reenactment of the
Battle of the Thousand
Islands and the colonial
trade fair are adjacent to the
archaeological remains of
Fort de la Présentation, built
by the French in 1749. When
the tide of war turned in
favor of the English, the
French vacated the fort in
early 1759 and continued the
construction of Fort Lévis
downriver on Ile Royal, now
Chimney Island. La Présen-
tation was a wooden stockade; Lévis was a substantial
fortification.
The 1760 Battle of the
Thousand Islands began
with the capture of the
French corvette L’Outauaise
by a swarm of English row
galleys off abandoned Fort de
la Présentation. The battle
continued with the successful, weeklong siege of Fort
Lévis. The English pressed
on to accept the capitulation
of Montreal.
For more than a decade,
the annual Founder’s Day
Weekend has honored the
shared history of Canada
and the United States. Here,
where the Oswegatchie
River flows into the St.
Lawrence, the Fort La
Présentation Association
plans to rebuild the historic
fort as a high quality tourist
attraction.
For information, visit
www.fort1749.org or call the
St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce, toll free, at
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Popular Zonta Club Antique Show Set July 24
OGDENSBURG - The
Ogdensburg Area Zonta
Club’s 37th Annual Antique &
Artisan Show is scheduled for
in the Edgar A. Newell Golden
Dome on State Street in
Ogdensburg. Admission is $4
at the door.
TAUNY will be this year’s
featured exhibitor, as they celebrate their 25 years of showcasing the folk culture, arts
and living traditions of New
York’s North Country.
Additional activities and
diversions include a pie sale
to benefit a local food pantry;
Steve Lalonde’s Ogdensburg
Memorabilia will be on display; retired jeweler, Sherin
Cunningham, will appraise
jewelry; Lee Jones will be
showing his antique cars;
there will be an exhibit from
St Lawrence County Grass
Energy and more! An exciting
addition to this year’s event is
a silent auction. Silent auction
items may be previewed on
Facebook by searching for the
Ogdensburg Zonta Antique
and Artisan Show.
Concessions will be available throughout the day and
proceeds from the show go
towards the club’s scholarship
fund.
Participating antique dealers and artisans include but
are not limited to:
Antique Dealers
Barbara’s Antiques by Barbara Young of Watertown –
antique linens, glass, small
furniture; Breakable Collectibles by Irwin & Becky Selleck of Heuvelton - glass, timepieces, ephemera; Butternut
Knoll Collectibles by Earl &
Charleen Sheppard of Watertown - antiques, collectibles,
glassware; Carol Jackson KW
Ferguson Interiors of Spencerport – hand painted antiques;
Decker Hill Antiques by Peter
Burt of Dekalb - oak and early
American
furniture,
stoneware; Flo’s Trinkets by
Florence and Thomas Woodward of Heuvelton – affordable jewelry, small collectibles;
Grasse River Antiques by
Marion McIntosh of Canton –
glassware, china; Hope Reilly
Country Collectibles of Moira
– kitchenware, country collectibles; K&M Jewelry & Collectibles by Karen Averill and
Mavis Bush of Canton - costume jewelry, collectibles;
Linda’s Collectibles by Linda
Gault of Watertown – jewelry,
linens, small wooden pieces;
Nellenbacks Antiques by Clayton and Marjorie Nellenback
of Ava – small antiques, quality jewelry, glassware; Pat’s
Place by Pat Dunkelberg of
Canton – glassware, jewelry,
smalls; Tim Rhubart of
Lowville – tools, collectibles;
Weatherup's Antiques by
Clayton Weatherup of Gouverneur - tools, collectibles,
dishes, memorabilia.
Artisans
Bill Bentley Woodwork of
Webster – laminated cutting
boards of various wood
species; Chipman Woodworks
by Gary Pearce of Lisbon –
hand turned wooden bowls
and wood crafts; Dragon’s Den
Pottery by Dennis DeStefanis
of Clinton – handmade pottery; Fine Art On A Feather by
Elaine Doe of Marion –
framed acrylic paintings on
feathers, note cards; Hill
Woman Productions by SueRyn Hildenbrand-Burns of
Wellesley Island- artfully
blended herbs, oils and
incense, aromatherapy products; Keller Country Quilts by
Kim Keller of Norwood –
handmade miniature quilts
and wall hangings; Lazy C
Acres by John and Andrea
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Castle of Madrid – hand-dyed
yarn-wool-felted scarves;
Link’s Stained Glass Creations by Tina Link of Gouverneur – stained glass art;
MaryGwyneth, LLC by Mary
Holland of Colton – wearable
art clothing, accessories, doll
clothes; P&L Enterprises and
Adirondack Leather by Phillip
and Linda Elliott of Sylvan
Beach – handcrafted leather;
Purses & Key chains by Diane
Bell of Ogdensburg – handcrafted purses & key chains;
Rustick Creations by Fred
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Eisenhower Visitors’ Center Open To Public In Massena
MASSENA - The St.
Lawrence Seaway’s Dwight D.
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located at the U. S. Eisenhower Lock and is open
through Labor Day. The Visitors' Center hours of operation
are from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.,
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crusty French bread.
~Salads~
Filet of Beef
Rivendale Farms baby mixed greens with
fresh strawberries, toasted walnuts and
blue cheese crumbles. Finished with a
house made maple-balsamic vinaigrette.
In a pool of Cabernet demi glace & topped
with a caramelized shallot and blue
cheese butter. Accompanied with creamy
mashed potatoes .
Caesar Salad
Windy Point Black Angus NY Strip
Thai Summer Roll
Crisp vegetables, mango, Asian noodles
and lettuce rolled in a rice wrapper and
complimented with a spicy peanut dipping
sauce.
Buffalo Style Shrimp
Crispy fried jumbo shrimp dipped in 1844
House wing sauce and served with
creamy Roquefort dressing.
Deconstructed Yellow Fin Tuna
Sushi “Bento Box”
Tuna, sushi rice, pickled ginger, wasabi,
soy sauce. Accompanied with 5 spice
flavored edamame pods.
CL Cook Farm Pulled Pork &
Hostetler Farm Black Bean
Quesadilla
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toasted cumin sour cream & salsa fresca.
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Onion Au Gratin
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bread and Gruyere cheese.
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Your server will entice you with
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~Meat~
1844 Salad
Crisp romaine lettuce tossed with
Reggiano Parmesan, French bread croutons, our house made dressing and fresh
ground pepper.
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Leek and Gruyere Cheese Tart
Topped with tender spring asparagus and
drizzled with an herb infused roasted red
pepper coulis.
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In a pool of Chardonnay beurre blanc and
accompanied with market fresh vegetables.
Rubbed with our special blend of southwestern spices, topped with sautéed peppers & onions and finished with chipotle
hollandaise. Accompanied with smoky
cowboy pintos.
Roast Rack of Lamb
Marinated in garlic and herbs & served in
a pool of Cabernet demi glace.
Accompanied with creamy mashed potatoes and market fresh vegetables.
“In House” Hickory Smoked Pork
Volcano Shank
Pan Roasted Wild Alaskan Halibut
Basted with our Squeak Creek honey
barbecue sauce. Served on creamy
mashed potatoes and topped with a buttermilk fried onion ring.
Served over creamy parmesan risotto with
a tomato-saffron reduction and finished
with crispy fried capers and candied lemon.
Asiago & Pesto Stuffed
Breast of Chicken
Mediterranean Shrimp & Mussels
Large shrimp and succulent mussels
sautéed with tomatoes, fennel, garlic, and
kalamata olives in a fresh herb white wine
sauce served over fresh fettuccini pasta
and topped with feta cheese crumbles.
Served on a bed of wilted baby spinach
and surrounded with forest mushroom
ravioli. Finished with a Marsala wine pan
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ers with an observation deck
where they can view commercial vessels and cruise ships
from around the world as they
transit the lock. Approximately 3,000 ships, from all
seven continents, transit the
St. Lawrence Seaway annually. They carry a wide variety
of cargoes, including: grains,
iron ore, coal, steel stone, steel
slabs, and project cargo.
The Massena Chamber of
Commerce operates a gift shop
featuring items from local
vendors and Seaway memorabilia as well as provide tourist
information to visiting guests.
Due to security measures,
visitors will be asked to leave
all packages, bags, backpacks
etc. in their vehicles. For those
necessary items that need to
be carried into the viewing
area, you may be asked to present them for inspection or
have them checked by a metal
detecting wand. This will be
conducted at a manned checkpoint as you enter the Visitors’
Center area from the parking
lot. The Center may periodically close to visitors at the
discretion of the Saint
Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation. The top
deck is open to the public.
Enjoy a meal out at one of our
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Cerow Recreation Park Arena
7/16 - Jet Ski Poker Run
Antique Boat Museum & Clayton
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7/17 - Classic Sports Car Show
Antique Boat Museum
7/23-7/24 - 33rd Annual TI Stamp, Coin,
Postcard, Jewelry, Gem &
Collectables Show
7/23 - 2nd Annual Howl at the Moon
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• Every Sunday (6:30pm) - Sunset Concert Series
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July, 2011
Attend Summer Concerts In Morristown
By MATT MCALLISTER
MORRISTOWN - “The
master of the triple entendre,” along with a recently
retired emeritus of audio and
radio studies at SUNY Fredonia highlight this summer’s
Morristown Concert Series.
“Among our offerings are
performances by Rick Bates
(Tas
Cru)
and
Dan
Berggren,” said Christopher
B. T. Coffin, the event’s organizer.
He said concert series
events this summer are moving full-time to Chapman
Park, with the second floor of
the Gateway Museum as a
back-up, in case of rain.
“Our first choice for a sunny
summer night is outside,” Mr.
Coffin said.
Tas Cru, performing as part
of August’s arts and crafts festival, is a bluesy storyteller
who spent much of his early
career performing throughout
the St. Lawrence River area.
Now a nationally-renowned
solo act in a band setting, he
tours the blues festival scene
and is admired for his tough
vocals and slide guitar playing.
“My goal is to take listeners
Cardboard Boat
Races July 16 At
Cranberry Lake
CRANBERRY LAKE - The
Cranberry Lake Boat Club
and the Cranberry Lake
Lodge will join forces on July
16 to host a combined boat
show and the 3rd annual
cardboard boat race. The boat
show and the race are open to
the general public.
This year’s event will
include music by “Giant and
the Green Foam,” and an allafternoon concession and
refreshment stand will be provided by The Lodge. New
kayaks, canoes and boats will
be on site for viewing, test driving and purchasing, sponsored by Adirondack Lake and
Trails Outfitters of Saranac
Lake.
Area boaters are encouraged to display their antique
boats, canoes, motors and/or
boats they are really proud of.
The new docks at The Lodge
will allow individuals to display their favorite boat in the
water. Then you will be ready
after the boat show to join the
annual parade around the
lake.
Last year’s cardboard boat
race attracted over 300 people.
Organizers are looking for new
entries and new challenges
among boat builders. Church
youth groups, fire departments,
student organizations within
the school system, governmental agencies, healthcare facilities, restaurants or simply
challenge your neighbor.
Instructions and tips on
building a cardboard boat can
be found at www.cranberrylakeboatclub.org. Click on
upcoming events.
View last year’s race on the
boat club’s Facebook page, fill
out the registration form and
get started. Prizes will be
awarded for antique boats and
winners in the cardboard boat
race.
beyond the literal, and even
what’s suggested, to where
meaning is as much felt as
understood,” Mr. Bates says in
an online review at www.stlblues.net.
Mr. Berggren, according to
information from the New
York Folklore Society, has
been collecting, writing and
singing folk music of the
Adirondacks for the past 30
years. Recently retired from
SUNY Fredonia, he grew up
in the Adirondack mountains,
where stories and songs from
his childhood influence the 12
albums he has released with
Sleeping Giant Records.
His latest release, “Fresh
Territory,” “builds on Adirondack roots and explores the
many dimensions of home,
hard-working folks, taking
care of our planet and each
other,” the Folklore Society’s
website says.
A full list of summer concert
events follows:
• July 18, 7 to 9 p.m. - Folk
singer Dan Berggren has been
called the sound of the Adirondacks. He is a strong singer
and entertainer who brings
north country lore to life.
• July 25, 7 to 9 p.m. - Paul
Knowles and Kathy Sommer
present an evening of jazz and
standards. Broadway, Brazil,
bebop and more.
• Aug. 1, 7 to 9 p.m. Nichols Family Gospel Concert. Tom Nichols and his family present an evening of
music for the whole family.
• Aug. 8, 7 to 9 p.m. - Sweet
Adelines. The St. Lawrence
Chorus of Sweet Adelines present traditional and modern
tunes. Fun for all.
• Aug. 15, 7 to 9 p.m. - Jack
Kelly's Little Big Band. The
sound of brass, sweet and
true.
• Aug. 19, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. -
Spaghetti dinner fundraiser
for the concert series at the
Fire Hall.
• Aug. 20, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Morristown Arts and Crafts
Event - with music by Tas
Cru, who tours nationally
playing the blues, plus Barbara Heller, who plays standards and her own compositions about local people and
places.
• Aug. 22, 7 to 9 p.m. - Concert by Mark Mason, a singer
and guitarist who converts
pop songs into his own property.
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Potsdam Summer Festival July 14-16
POTSDAM – The 44th
annual Potsdam Summer Festival will be held July 14-16 in
downtown Potsdam.
Over the years, the threeday event has become one of
the most exciting events for
local residents.
It’s pushed back a week
from its usual slot during the
second weekend in July
because of the Fourth of July
holiday falling on a Monday
this year.
As usual, officials organized
the event to coincide with the
Alumni Weekends for the
local colleges and high
schools. The increased foot
traffic in the downtown area
has proven to be a great draw
for local businesses.
“This weekend is always a
big boost for for the village,
especially restaurants and
retail vendors,” Potsdam
Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Marylee E. Ballou said. “It is just a great
community event.”
Ms. Ballou, who is organizing the event for the second
consecutive year, said this
year will feature musical performances beginning at noon
each day and continuing well
into the evening.
The chamber has had no
problem filling their musical
lineup as all performance
slots have been taken. Visitors
can expect a full lineup of acts
ranging from jazz to rock and
roll to country music, providing something for everyone.
The popular Potsdam Community Band will also be performing Friday night at the
gazebo in Ives Park. The 60member group was moved
from their usual Saturday
afternoon slot because they
drew such a large crowd in
years past.
A number of other local
bands will also be performing,
both on the main stage and in
the gazebo. The festival will
also feature a craft show, flea
market, antique car show, the
Tour de Potsdam 5K walk/run,
sidewalk vendors and a steel
drum workshop among other
attractions.
“If people don’t like who is
performing on one stage, they
can head over to the other or
visit the local businesses or
buy food from the vendors,”
Ms. Ballou said. “There will
always be something to do.”
The German House, a vendor providing all types of German cuisine, will return to the
festival for the first time since
2009, much to the delight of
the local bratwurst lovers.
“A lot of people were wondering where the German
House had been the past two
ning at Snell Hall and continuing on Elm Street, turning
onto Market Street, marching
past the grandstand and turning onto Main Street, before
ending back at Downtown
Snell Hall.
“We’re getting down to the
wire but it’s all coming
together,” Ms. Ballou said.
As usual downtown traffic
will be closed off to traffic
from 1 Market St. to 35 Market St. all weekend.
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from July 18 to 22 in the college’s Richard W. Miller Campus Center.
The day camp program is
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years,” Ms. Ballou said. “So
they are back by popular
demand.”
The Norwood Brass Firemen will once again perform
at the Ice Cream Social, a big
hit in year’s past,.
The Gouverneur High
School marching band will be
making their summer festival
debut when they perform in
the annual parade on Saturday.The parade will follow the
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July, 2011
Ogdensburg Seaway Festival Schedule
The Ogdensburg International Seaway Festival Committee has organized events for
the whole family. The schedule
follows:
July 23
• 9 a.m. to finish: Remington
Canoe Race starting at the
Heuvelton Boat Launch.
• 9:30 to 11 a.m.: Kids Fishing Derby at the city docks in
the Greenbelt.
• 10 a.m. to finish: Horseshoe
pitching contest in the Greenbelt.
• 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Arts and
crafts show at the Lockwood
Arena.
• 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.: The
Fort La Presentaton Association’s annual Founders Day at
Lighthouse Point.
• 1 to 4 p.m.: Firefighters
Kids Games at Morrisette Park.
• 7 to 9 p.m.: The Smugglers
perform in Library Park.
July 24
• 7:30 a.m. to finish:
Founders Day at Lighthouse
Point.
• 8:30 a.m. to finish: Youth
Fun Run at the Dobisky Visi-
tors Center, Riverside Avenue.
• 9 a.m. to finish: Four-Mile
Walk/Run starting at the
Dobisky Visitor's Center.
Arena.
• 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.: Oswegatchie Golf Challange at
Trafalgar Park.
• 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.: Oswegatchie Sand Bunker Challange at Trafalgar Park.
• 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Zonta
Antique and Artisians Show at
the Edgar A. Newell II Golden
Dome at Ogdensburg Free
Academy.
• 1 p.m. to finish: Michael
Cutwa Model Planes Fun Fly
at Strader Air Field.
• 1 to 3 p.m.: Julies Dance
Studio students perform in
Library Park.
• 4 to 5 p.m.: Ogdensburg
Dance Studio students perform
in Library Park.
• 7 to 8 p.m.: The Orchestra
of Northern New York performs
in the Library Park Gazebo.
• 7 p.m. to finish: Battle of
the Bands marching band com-
petition at the Ogdensburg
Free Academy football field
July 25
• 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.: Seaway
Valley Community Band concert
at the Library Park Gazebo.
• 8 to 9 p.m.: The Acoustic
Brothers concert at the Library
Park Gazebo.
July 26
• 6 p.m. to finish: Karaoke
contest at the Ogdensburg Free
Academy Auditorium.
• 6:30 to 9 p.m.: The Kitchen
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GOUVERNEUR - This year
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Festival
Library Park Gazebo.
July 27
• Noon to 11 p.m.: Ontario
Amusement Rides in the
Greenbelt.
• Noon to 4 p.m.: Special
wrist bracelet day at the
Ontario Amusement Rides in
the Greenbelt.
• 4 p.m. to finish: Tricycle
races in the Greenbelt tennis
courts.
• 6 to 9 p.m.: Seaway Cruisers Cruise-In at the Greenbelt.
• 6:30 to 9 p.m.: J and the 2
Tones Concert at the Library
Park Gazebo.
July 28
• 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.: Frederic
Remington Museum Day.
Amusement Rides in the Greenbelt. Special wrist bracelet day
is from noon to 4 p.m.
• 6 p.m. to finish: The GreatToilet Paper Toss in Library
Park.
• 6:30 to 9 p.m.: Noiz After 9
concert at the Library Park
Gazebo.
• 7 p.m. to finish: “Family
Feud” game show at the
Ogdensburg Free Academy
Auditorium.
July 29
Greenbelt.
• 4 to 7 p.m.: Guitar Hero
competition at Library Park.
• 6 to 7:30 p.m.: Karaoke
contest finals at the Library
Park Gazebo.
• 8 to 9:45 p.m.: Nik and the
Nice Guys perform at the
Library Park main stage.
• 10 p.m. to finish: Seaway
Festival Fireworks Spectacular
in the Greenbelt
July 30
• 10:45 to 11 a.m.: United
Helpers Maple City Mile Run
down Ford Street.
• 11 a.m. to finish: "51st Seaway Festival Parade"down
Ford Street.
Greenbelt.
• End of Parade: Parade
awards at the Library Park
Gazebo.
July 31
• 6 tp 9 p.m.: Antique &
Classic Car Show at the
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port
Authority Park.
Festival Duck Race at the city
docks.
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booth, and various sponsors
will be announced throughout
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and current rabies certificates
to present when arriving at
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state veterinary inspection.
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July, 2011
Ogdensburg Seaway Festival Schedule
The Ogdensburg International Seaway Festival Committee has organized events for
the whole family. The schedule
follows:
July 23
• 9 a.m. to finish: Remington
Canoe Race starting at the
Heuvelton Boat Launch.
• 9:30 to 11 a.m.: Kids Fishing Derby at the city docks in
the Greenbelt.
• 10 a.m. to finish: Horseshoe
pitching contest in the Greenbelt.
Arena.
• 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.: The
Fort La Presentaton Association’s annual Founders Day at
Lighthouse Point.
• 1 to 4 p.m.: Firefighters
Kids Games at Morrisette Park.
• 7 to 9 p.m.: The Smugglers
perform in Library Park.
July 24
• 7:30 a.m. to finish:
Founders Day at Lighthouse
Point.
• 8:30 a.m. to finish: Youth
Fun Run at the Dobisky Visi-
tors Center, Riverside Avenue.
• 9 a.m. to finish: Four-Mile
Walk/Run starting at the
Dobisky Visitor's Center.
Arena.
• 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.: Oswegatchie Golf Challange at
Trafalgar Park.
• 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.: Oswegatchie Sand Bunker Challange at Trafalgar Park.
• 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Zonta
Antique and Artisians Show at
the Edgar A. Newell II Golden
Dome at Ogdensburg Free
Academy.
• 1 p.m. to finish: Michael
Cutwa Model Planes Fun Fly
at Strader Air Field.
• 1 to 3 p.m.: Julies Dance
Studio students perform in
Library Park.
• 4 to 5 p.m.: Ogdensburg
Dance Studio students perform
in Library Park.
• 7 to 8 p.m.: The Orchestra
of Northern New York performs
in the Library Park Gazebo.
• 7 p.m. to finish: Battle of
the Bands marching band com-
petition at the Ogdensburg
Free Academy football field
July 25
• 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.: Seaway
Valley Community Band concert
at the Library Park Gazebo.
• 8 to 9 p.m.: The Acoustic
Brothers concert at the Library
Park Gazebo.
July 26
• 6 p.m. to finish: Karaoke
contest at the Ogdensburg Free
Academy Auditorium.
• 6:30 to 9 p.m.: The Kitchen
Party Band concert at the
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Gouverneur Fair Open Horse
Show will be held on Aug. 7 at
9 a.m. The official judge for
the day will be David Sookey.
There will be some trophy
classes, some payback classes
and various other prizes. The
class and donor prize list will
Festival
Library Park Gazebo.
July 27
Greenbelt.
• Noon to 4 p.m.: Special
wrist bracelet day at the
Ontario Amusement Rides in
the Greenbelt.
• 4 p.m. to finish: Tricycle
races in the Greenbelt tennis
courts.
• 6 to 9 p.m.: Seaway Cruisers Cruise-In at the Greenbelt.
• 6:30 to 9 p.m.: J and the 2
Tones Concert at the Library
Park Gazebo.
July 28
Amusement Rides in the Greenbelt. Special wrist bracelet day
is from noon to 4 p.m.
• 6 p.m. to finish: The GreatToilet Paper Toss in Library
Park.
• 6:30 to 9 p.m.: Noiz After 9
concert at the Library Park
Gazebo.
• 7 p.m. to finish: “Family
Feud” game show at the
Ogdensburg Free Academy
Auditorium.
July 29
Greenbelt.
• 4 to 7 p.m.: Guitar Hero
competition at Library Park.
• 6 to 7:30 p.m.: Karaoke
contest finals at the Library
Park Gazebo.
• 8 to 9:45 p.m.: Nik and the
Nice Guys perform at the
Library Park main stage.
Festival Fireworks Spectacular
in the Greenbelt
July 30
• 10:45 to 11 a.m.: United
Helpers Maple City Mile Run
down Ford Street.
• 11 a.m. to finish: "51st Seaway Festival Parade"down
Ford Street.
Greenbelt.
• End of Parade: Parade
awards at the Library Park
Gazebo.
July 31
• 6 tp 9 p.m.: Antique &
Classic Car Show at the
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port
Authority Park.
Festival Duck Race at the city
docks.
be posted on the secretary
booth, and various sponsors
will be announced throughout
the day. To sponsor a class or
donate a prize, please contact
Anita Morrill or Mary Beth
Green at the Cooperative
Extension office, 379-9192.
Hard copies can be obtained
from the Fair Office in Gouverneur.
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will be available. The entry
forms can be found in the fair
books or on line. Pre-entries
and fee can be mailed to Anita
Morrill at Cooperative
Extensino, 1894 Route 68,
Canton, N.Y., 13617. Checks
need to be made out to the St.
Lawrence County and Gouverneur Fair Board.
Horses will be required to
have original current coggins
and current rabies certificates
to present when arriving at
the showgrounds. This is a fair
requirement by the state
Department of Agriculture
and Markets, so please have
paperwork available. Horses
that look sick or have open
sores will not be allowed to
show at the Fairgrounds. All
horses will be subject to a
state veterinary inspection.
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Attend Summer Concerts In Morristown
By MATT MCALLISTER
MORRISTOWN - “The
master of the triple entendre,” along with a recently
retired emeritus of audio and
radio studies at SUNY Fredonia highlight this summer’s
Morristown Concert Series.
“Among our offerings are
performances by Rick Bates
(Tas
Cru)
and
Dan
Berggren,” said Christopher
B. T. Coffin, the event’s organizer.
He said concert series
events this summer are moving full-time to Chapman
Park, with the second floor of
the Gateway Museum as a
back-up, in case of rain.
“Our first choice for a sunny
summer night is outside,” Mr.
Coffin said.
Tas Cru, performing as part
of August’s arts and crafts festival, is a bluesy storyteller
who spent much of his early
career performing throughout
the St. Lawrence River area.
Now a nationally-renowned
solo act in a band setting, he
tours the blues festival scene
and is admired for his tough
vocals and slide guitar playing.
“My goal is to take listeners
Cardboard Boat
Races July 16 At
Cranberry Lake
CRANBERRY LAKE - The
Cranberry Lake Boat Club
and the Cranberry Lake
Lodge will join forces on July
16 to host a combined boat
show and the 3rd annual
cardboard boat race. The boat
show and the race are open to
the general public.
This year’s event will
include music by “Giant and
the Green Foam,” and an allafternoon concession and
refreshment stand will be provided by The Lodge. New
kayaks, canoes and boats will
be on site for viewing, test driving and purchasing, sponsored by Adirondack Lake and
Trails Outfitters of Saranac
Lake.
Area boaters are encouraged to display their antique
boats, canoes, motors and/or
boats they are really proud of.
The new docks at The Lodge
will allow individuals to display their favorite boat in the
water. Then you will be ready
after the boat show to join the
annual parade around the
lake.
Last year’s cardboard boat
race attracted over 300 people.
Organizers are looking for new
entries and new challenges
among boat builders. Church
youth groups, fire departments,
student organizations within
the school system, governmental agencies, healthcare facilities, restaurants or simply
challenge your neighbor.
Instructions and tips on
building a cardboard boat can
be found at www.cranberrylakeboatclub.org. Click on
upcoming events.
View last year’s race on the
boat club’s Facebook page, fill
out the registration form and
get started. Prizes will be
awarded for antique boats and
winners in the cardboard boat
race.
beyond the literal, and even
what’s suggested, to where
meaning is as much felt as
understood,” Mr. Bates says in
an online review at www.stlblues.net.
Mr. Berggren, according to
information from the New
York Folklore Society, has
been collecting, writing and
singing folk music of the
Adirondacks for the past 30
years. Recently retired from
SUNY Fredonia, he grew up
in the Adirondack mountains,
where stories and songs from
his childhood influence the 12
albums he has released with
Sleeping Giant Records.
His latest release, “Fresh
Territory,” “builds on Adirondack roots and explores the
many dimensions of home,
hard-working folks, taking
care of our planet and each
other,” the Folklore Society’s
website says.
A full list of summer concert
events follows:
• July 18, 7 to 9 p.m. - Folk
singer Dan Berggren has been
called the sound of the Adirondacks. He is a strong singer
and entertainer who brings
north country lore to life.
• July 25, 7 to 9 p.m. - Paul
Knowles and Kathy Sommer
present an evening of jazz and
standards. Broadway, Brazil,
bebop and more.
• Aug. 1, 7 to 9 p.m. Nichols Family Gospel Concert. Tom Nichols and his family present an evening of
music for the whole family.
• Aug. 8, 7 to 9 p.m. - Sweet
Adelines. The St. Lawrence
Chorus of Sweet Adelines present traditional and modern
tunes. Fun for all.
• Aug. 15, 7 to 9 p.m. - Jack
Kelly's Little Big Band. The
sound of brass, sweet and
true.
• Aug. 19, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. -
Spaghetti dinner fundraiser
for the concert series at the
Fire Hall.
• Aug. 20, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Morristown Arts and Crafts
Event - with music by Tas
Cru, who tours nationally
playing the blues, plus Barbara Heller, who plays standards and her own compositions about local people and
places.
• Aug. 22, 7 to 9 p.m. - Concert by Mark Mason, a singer
and guitarist who converts
pop songs into his own property.
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Potsdam Summer Festival July 14-16
POTSDAM – The 44th
annual Potsdam Summer Festival will be held July 14-16 in
downtown Potsdam.
Over the years, the threeday event has become one of
the most exciting events for
local residents.
It’s pushed back a week
from its usual slot during the
second weekend in July
because of the Fourth of July
holiday falling on a Monday
this year.
As usual, officials organized
the event to coincide with the
Alumni Weekends for the
local colleges and high
schools. The increased foot
traffic in the downtown area
has proven to be a great draw
for local businesses.
“This weekend is always a
big boost for for the village,
especially restaurants and
retail vendors,” Potsdam
Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Marylee E. Ballou said. “It is just a great
community event.”
Ms. Ballou, who is organizing the event for the second
consecutive year, said this
year will feature musical performances beginning at noon
each day and continuing well
into the evening.
The chamber has had no
problem filling their musical
lineup as all performance
slots have been taken. Visitors
can expect a full lineup of acts
ranging from jazz to rock and
roll to country music, providing something for everyone.
The popular Potsdam Community Band will also be performing Friday night at the
gazebo in Ives Park. The 60member group was moved
from their usual Saturday
afternoon slot because they
drew such a large crowd in
years past.
A number of other local
bands will also be performing,
both on the main stage and in
the gazebo. The festival will
also feature a craft show, flea
market, antique car show, the
Tour de Potsdam 5K walk/run,
sidewalk vendors and a steel
drum workshop among other
attractions.
“If people don’t like who is
performing on one stage, they
can head over to the other or
visit the local businesses or
buy food from the vendors,”
Ms. Ballou said. “There will
always be something to do.”
The German House, a vendor providing all types of German cuisine, will return to the
festival for the first time since
2009, much to the delight of
the local bratwurst lovers.
“A lot of people were wondering where the German
House had been the past two
ning at Snell Hall and continuing on Elm Street, turning
onto Market Street, marching
past the grandstand and turning onto Main Street, before
ending back at Downtown
Snell Hall.
“We’re getting down to the
wire but it’s all coming
together,” Ms. Ballou said.
As usual downtown traffic
will be closed off to traffic
from 1 Market St. to 35 Market St. all weekend.
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years,” Ms. Ballou said. “So
they are back by popular
demand.”
The Norwood Brass Firemen will once again perform
at the Ice Cream Social, a big
hit in year’s past,.
The Gouverneur High
School marching band will be
making their summer festival
debut when they perform in
the annual parade on Saturday.The parade will follow the
same route as last year, begin-
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Eisenhower Visitors’ Center Open To Public In Massena
MASSENA - The St.
Lawrence Seaway’s Dwight D.
Eisenhower Visitors' Center is
located at the U. S. Eisenhower Lock and is open
through Labor Day. The Visitors' Center hours of operation
are from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.,
seven days a week.
The Seaway Visitors' Center
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Roasted Organic Garlic Bulb
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crusty French bread.
~Salads~
Filet of Beef
Rivendale Farms baby mixed greens with
fresh strawberries, toasted walnuts and
blue cheese crumbles. Finished with a
house made maple-balsamic vinaigrette.
In a pool of Cabernet demi glace & topped
with a caramelized shallot and blue
cheese butter. Accompanied with creamy
mashed potatoes .
Caesar Salad
Windy Point Black Angus NY Strip
Thai Summer Roll
Crisp vegetables, mango, Asian noodles
and lettuce rolled in a rice wrapper and
complimented with a spicy peanut dipping
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Buffalo Style Shrimp
Crispy fried jumbo shrimp dipped in 1844
House wing sauce and served with
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Deconstructed Yellow Fin Tuna
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Tuna, sushi rice, pickled ginger, wasabi,
soy sauce. Accompanied with 5 spice
flavored edamame pods.
CL Cook Farm Pulled Pork &
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Onion Au Gratin
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~Meat~
1844 Salad
Crisp romaine lettuce tossed with
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ground pepper.
~Vegetarian~
Leek and Gruyere Cheese Tart
Topped with tender spring asparagus and
drizzled with an herb infused roasted red
pepper coulis.
~Seafood~
Dijon-Herb Crusted Salmon
In a pool of Chardonnay beurre blanc and
accompanied with market fresh vegetables.
Rubbed with our special blend of southwestern spices, topped with sautéed peppers & onions and finished with chipotle
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Roast Rack of Lamb
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a pool of Cabernet demi glace.
Accompanied with creamy mashed potatoes and market fresh vegetables.
“In House” Hickory Smoked Pork
Volcano Shank
Pan Roasted Wild Alaskan Halibut
Basted with our Squeak Creek honey
barbecue sauce. Served on creamy
mashed potatoes and topped with a buttermilk fried onion ring.
Served over creamy parmesan risotto with
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with crispy fried capers and candied lemon.
Asiago & Pesto Stuffed
Breast of Chicken
Mediterranean Shrimp & Mussels
Large shrimp and succulent mussels
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kalamata olives in a fresh herb white wine
sauce served over fresh fettuccini pasta
and topped with feta cheese crumbles.
Served on a bed of wilted baby spinach
and surrounded with forest mushroom
ravioli. Finished with a Marsala wine pan
sauce and toasted pine nuts.
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ers with an observation deck
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seven continents, transit the
St. Lawrence Seaway annually. They carry a wide variety
of cargoes, including: grains,
iron ore, coal, steel stone, steel
slabs, and project cargo.
The Massena Chamber of
Commerce operates a gift shop
featuring items from local
vendors and Seaway memorabilia as well as provide tourist
information to visiting guests.
Due to security measures,
visitors will be asked to leave
all packages, bags, backpacks
etc. in their vehicles. For those
necessary items that need to
be carried into the viewing
area, you may be asked to present them for inspection or
have them checked by a metal
detecting wand. This will be
conducted at a manned checkpoint as you enter the Visitors’
Center area from the parking
lot. The Center may periodically close to visitors at the
discretion of the Saint
Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation. The top
deck is open to the public.
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7/16 - Jet Ski Poker Run
Antique Boat Museum & Clayton
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7/17 - Classic Sports Car Show
Antique Boat Museum
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7/23 - 2nd Annual Howl at the Moon
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Ogdensburg To Host Founder’s Day Weekend
OGDENSBURG - More
than 250 years ago the roar
of cannon fire echoed over
the St. Lawrence River on
the now peaceful stretch
between Ogdensburg and
Prescott, Ontario.
The final battle of the
French and Indian War - the
battle that truly led to the
French losing Canada - was
fought here in August 1760.
Founder’s Day Weekend,
July 23-24, is the annual
commemoration of Ogdensburg’s French colonial history and the Battle of the
Thousand Islands. Lighthouse Point radiates the
color and pageantry of the
military re-enactment and
colonial trade fair. As many
as 500 participants from the
U.S. and Canada, dressed in
18th-century clothes, establish a bustling encampment
of white canvass tents.
A vibrant French and English naval contingent moors
their historically accurate
small boats along the shore
and bivouacs there. The
crews race on Saturday
morning, but Saturday and
Sunday afternoon the boats
with bow guns and muskets
blazing battle on the river.
The skirmishing on the
water leads into the land
battle. Across the width of
Lighthouse Point, the opposing forces and their Native
allies maneuver in the fog of
war - the grey smoke from
their muskets and artillery.
Civilian life of the colonies
springs to life, too. Women
and
children,
pipers,
dancers, artisans and traditional trades create a festive
atmosphere. Sutlers, the
merchants that followed the
armies, set up their shops to
furnish just about anything
Zonta
Peryer of Colton - rustic furniture, frames; Soft Maple
Design by Mary Tyner of
Lowville - decoupage plates; St
Lawrence River Decoys by
Bob and Linda Jones of
Waddington – handcrafted
folk art ducks, fish, herons,
loons made of wood; Terrariums by Ron Gladkowski of
Mount Upton - Stained Glass
Terrariums, window planters,
flower vases; The Wild Inside
by Karan Cross of Ogdensburg
– fun and funky to upscale
and traditional jewelry.
French soldiers fire the
cannon at last year’s
Founder’s Day event.
a reenactor, or 21st century
tourist, could want.
The reenactment of the
Battle of the Thousand
Islands and the colonial
trade fair are adjacent to the
archaeological remains of
Fort de la Présentation, built
by the French in 1749. When
the tide of war turned in
favor of the English, the
French vacated the fort in
early 1759 and continued the
construction of Fort Lévis
downriver on Ile Royal, now
Chimney Island. La Présen-
tation was a wooden stockade; Lévis was a substantial
fortification.
The 1760 Battle of the
Thousand Islands began
with the capture of the
French corvette L’Outauaise
by a swarm of English row
galleys off abandoned Fort de
la Présentation. The battle
continued with the successful, weeklong siege of Fort
Lévis. The English pressed
on to accept the capitulation
of Montreal.
For more than a decade,
the annual Founder’s Day
Weekend has honored the
shared history of Canada
and the United States. Here,
where the Oswegatchie
River flows into the St.
Lawrence, the Fort La
Présentation Association
plans to rebuild the historic
fort as a high quality tourist
attraction.
For information, visit
www.fort1749.org or call the
St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce, toll free, at
1-877-228-7810.
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The festivals...
July 14-16 44th Annual Potsdam Summer Festival
July 23 Founders Day Weekend at Lighthouse Point,Ogdensburg
With French and Indian War re-enactment and Colonial Trade Fair
July 23-31 Ogdensburg International Seaway Festival
And so much more...
Visit www.northcountryguide.com
Or call 315-386-4000/877-228-7810
July, 2011
Popular Zonta Club Antique Show Set July 24
OGDENSBURG - The
Ogdensburg Area Zonta
Club’s 37th Annual Antique &
Artisan Show is scheduled for
in the Edgar A. Newell Golden
Dome on State Street in
Ogdensburg. Admission is $4
at the door.
TAUNY will be this year’s
featured exhibitor, as they celebrate their 25 years of showcasing the folk culture, arts
and living traditions of New
York’s North Country.
Additional activities and
diversions include a pie sale
to benefit a local food pantry;
Steve Lalonde’s Ogdensburg
Memorabilia will be on display; retired jeweler, Sherin
Cunningham, will appraise
jewelry; Lee Jones will be
showing his antique cars;
there will be an exhibit from
St Lawrence County Grass
Energy and more! An exciting
addition to this year’s event is
a silent auction. Silent auction
items may be previewed on
Facebook by searching for the
Ogdensburg Zonta Antique
and Artisan Show.
Concessions will be available throughout the day and
proceeds from the show go
towards the club’s scholarship
fund.
Participating antique dealers and artisans include but
are not limited to:
Antique Dealers
Barbara’s Antiques by Barbara Young of Watertown –
antique linens, glass, small
furniture; Breakable Collectibles by Irwin & Becky Selleck of Heuvelton - glass, timepieces, ephemera; Butternut
Knoll Collectibles by Earl &
Charleen Sheppard of Watertown - antiques, collectibles,
glassware; Carol Jackson KW
Ferguson Interiors of Spencerport – hand painted antiques;
Decker Hill Antiques by Peter
Burt of Dekalb - oak and early
American
furniture,
stoneware; Flo’s Trinkets by
Florence and Thomas Woodward of Heuvelton – affordable jewelry, small collectibles;
Grasse River Antiques by
Marion McIntosh of Canton –
glassware, china; Hope Reilly
Country Collectibles of Moira
– kitchenware, country collectibles; K&M Jewelry & Collectibles by Karen Averill and
Mavis Bush of Canton - costume jewelry, collectibles;
Linda’s Collectibles by Linda
Gault of Watertown – jewelry,
linens, small wooden pieces;
Nellenbacks Antiques by Clayton and Marjorie Nellenback
of Ava – small antiques, quality jewelry, glassware; Pat’s
Place by Pat Dunkelberg of
Canton – glassware, jewelry,
smalls; Tim Rhubart of
Lowville – tools, collectibles;
Weatherup's Antiques by
Clayton Weatherup of Gouverneur - tools, collectibles,
dishes, memorabilia.
Artisans
Bill Bentley Woodwork of
Webster – laminated cutting
boards of various wood
species; Chipman Woodworks
by Gary Pearce of Lisbon –
hand turned wooden bowls
and wood crafts; Dragon’s Den
Pottery by Dennis DeStefanis
of Clinton – handmade pottery; Fine Art On A Feather by
Elaine Doe of Marion –
framed acrylic paintings on
feathers, note cards; Hill
Woman Productions by SueRyn Hildenbrand-Burns of
Wellesley Island- artfully
blended herbs, oils and
incense, aromatherapy products; Keller Country Quilts by
Kim Keller of Norwood –
handmade miniature quilts
and wall hangings; Lazy C
Acres by John and Andrea
★
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Castle of Madrid – hand-dyed
yarn-wool-felted scarves;
Link’s Stained Glass Creations by Tina Link of Gouverneur – stained glass art;
MaryGwyneth, LLC by Mary
Holland of Colton – wearable
art clothing, accessories, doll
clothes; P&L Enterprises and
Adirondack Leather by Phillip
and Linda Elliott of Sylvan
Beach – handcrafted leather;
Purses & Key chains by Diane
Bell of Ogdensburg – handcrafted purses & key chains;
Rustick Creations by Fred
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Golf Courses Stretch Throughout County
St. Lawrence County offers
residents and visitors the
opportunity to enjoy a wide
spectrum of outdoor recreational pursuits with minimal
to modest amount of travel. In
the summer months golfers in
any part of the county are
afforded the opportunity to
play any number of courses for
reasonable rates.
All of the county courses
welcome visitors but during
the summer months visitors
should always call ahead and
make a tee-time if possible. All
of the courses offer power and
pull cart for rent and most
offer pro shops, clubhouses
with food and beverages, driving ranges and practice
putting greens.
CANTON
The county seat offers two
championship courses in the
Craft Show
July 23-24 In
Ogdensburg
The Seaway Festival Craft
Show will be held July 23
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and
Set up time is July 22 from 4
to 6 p.m. and July 23 at 7 a.m.
The fee for a 10 x 10 space
is $40 for two days; a half
space is $20. Tables available
for use for $5 per table. Please
bring your own chairs.
Vendors will be responsible
for collection of sales tax.
The Seaway Festival Committee will not be responsible
for any loss or damage to
property from theft, fire,
breakage or any personal
injury.
To reserve a space, please
fill out the registration form
below. Please contact Michele
Morrison at 393-9274 or
craftsmm@Gmail.com with
any questions or concerns.
All crafters must have a
New York State license on display on the days of the sale.
Name:____________________
____________________________
Address:__________________
____________________________
Phone:_______Tax Certification Number:_________
#Of spaces:_____
#Of tables:_____
Send To: Michele Morrison
713 Pickering Street
Ogdensburg, New York
13669
St. Lawrence Golf and Country Club and the Partridge
Run Golf and Country Club.
The St. Lawrence Golf and
Country Club (386-4600,
www.stlawu.edu/athletics/slgc)
is located adjacent to the Best
Western University Inn and
St. Lawrence University, offers
a par-72 layout. Championship, white, senior and
ladies tees also available. The
clubhouse offers food and beverages.
The Partridge Run Golf and
Country Club (386-4444
www.partridgerun.com) offers
a par-72 layout with blue tees,
white, ladies and senior tees
available. A restaurant and
pro shop are available.
MASSENA
The village of Massena
offers two courses in the
Massena Country Club and
the Foxhill Golf and Country
Club and Cedar View in
nearby Rooseveltown.
The Massena Country Club
(769-2293, www.massenacountryclub.com) features par-71
layout with blue, white, senior
and ladies tees, a restaurant,
pro shop and a series of holes
along the St. Lawrence River.
The Foxhill Golf and Country Club (764-8633, www.foxhillgolfonline.com offers a
unique 11-hole, par-44 layout
with construction ongoing
toward 18 holes. A clubhouse
will is food is offered to golfers.
The Cedar View Country
Club (764-9104) is par-72 18
holes layout offering a lounge
with a Restaurant.
OGDENSBURGMORRISTOWN
The Ogdensburg-Morristown area offers an array of
St. Lawrence River vistas and
the option to play two nearby
courses in the St. Lawrence
State Park Golf Course and
the Langbrook Meadows Golf
and Country Club.
The St. Lawrence State
Park Golf Course on Route 37
has been leased by Golf Services Inc. (393-2286, nysparks.state.ny.us/golf courses/2/details.aspx) and offers a
nine-hole layout (18 tees) and
a clubhouse with a full service
lounge-concession.
Langbrook Meadows is
located on the Hamel Road
between Morristown and
Brier
Hill
(375-6372,
www.langbrookmeadows.com)
and offers an 18-hole layout
and clubhouse-restaurant
which is open year-round.
POTSDAMNORWOODNORFOLK
The village of Potsdam and
neighboring villages NorwoodNorfolk area is served by two
courses in the Potsdam Golf
and Country Club and the
Raymondville Golf Course.
The Potsdam Golf and
Country Club is located on
Route 56 near SUNY Potsdam
(265-2141,
www.potsdamgolf.com) and
offers 18 holes with a variety
tee options and a clubhouse
with a full restaurant.
The Raymondville Golf
Course (769-2759) offers nine
holes with the option of par71, 18 holes.
GOUVERNEUR
The village of Gouverneur
offers two golf courses in the
Gouverneur Golf Course and
the Emerald Greens Golf
Course.
The Gouverneur Golf
Course (287-2130, www.gouverneurcountryclub.com)
offers nine holes with 18 tees
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and a licensed loung with
serves full meals.
The Emerald Greens Golf
Course (287-4497) offers a
nine-hole layout with a lounge
for refreshments.
MADRID-WADDINGTON
The two villages are linked
by Madrid-Waddington Central School and both have a
golf course.
The Twin Brooks Country
Club is located in Waddington
(388-4480, www.c360.ca/ny/waddington/tb/hole6.html)
and offers 18 holes, and a
clubhouse with food and beverages.
The Madrid Golf Course
(322-0502) is nine holes with
a pair 29.
TRI-TOWN AREA
The Tri-Town area is served
by the Meadow Brook Course
Course located on Route 11
near Winthrop (389-4562).
Course offers nine holes with
18 tees.
CLIFTON-FINE
The Clifton-Fine Municipal
Golf Course on Route 3 in
Star Lake (848-3570)
July, 2011
Take Tour Of Singer Castle Relax And Enjoy Some
HAMMOND - Take in some
classic Northern New York history and beauty with a visit to
Singer Castle on Dark Island
on the St. Lawrence River.
Singer Castle is, according to
its official website, www.singercastle.com, the only castle on
the river to be completed, fullyfurnished and resided in during the heyday of the “great
builders” and industrials in
New York. The castle remained
in the possession of the original
Bourne family from its construction in 1905 until the mid1960s.
Frederick G. Bourne was a
self-made millionaire. The
Bourne family had a 1,000-acre
summer estate in Oakdale,
Long Island. But he wanted to
surprise his wife, Emma, and
their children with an island
hunting retreat.
Mr. Bourne bought Dark
Island and designed and built
the castle, originally known as
"The Towers,” for $500,000.
Tons of granite quarried from
nearby Oak Island were
brought over ice and water
from 1902 to 1904 to construct
the castle. Italian stonecutters
were hired to shape the granite
for the four-story, 28-room castle, four-story tower, and a elaborate boathouse which housed
a workshop and powerhouse
and one of Bourne's steampowered vessels.
More than 2,000 loads of topsoil were brought from Canada
to cover the eight acres of rock.
Singer Castle is open daily
until Labor Day. It is also open
Saturdays and Sundays from
Labor Day until Oct. 9.
A visit to the castle features
guided tours. Tours are $14 for
adults, $11 for seniors and $6
for children ages 4 to 12.
Children under 4 years of
age must be carried by adults.
No strollers are allowed within
the castle.
Canadian rates are available.
Walking and climbing stairs
are required to view the inte-
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There are also a video viewing room and a gift shop at the
castle.
Visitors may find transportation on shuttle, tour boat, or by
personal watercraft.
Uncle Sam Boat Tour
departs Alexandria Bay. For
more information and reservations, call 877-253-9229 or on
the web at www.usboattours.com.
Schermerhorn Harbor Shuttle, Hammond, departs hourly
and operates Tuesday through
Sunday until Labor Day, when
it will operate weekends only.
Call 324-5966 or visit
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for directions, schedule information or to make reservations.
For Canadian departures,
call Rockport Boat Lines, Rockport, Ontario, toll free at 1-800563-8687.
Private boaters are welcome. Attendant-assisted
dockage is free while touring,
or shopping in the gift shop.
Call ahead at 324-3275 or use
your marine radio channel 16.
Charter group tours are
available from Uncle Sam
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Canadian boaters are
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July, 2011
County Boat Launches Listed
The myrad of waterways in
St. Lawrence County are a
special sporting paradise.
Sportsmen are offered the
opportunity to enjoy the great
St. Lawrence River and tributaries like the Oswegatchie,
Raquette, St. Regis and
Grasse rivers; and lakes of all
sizes. To help residents and
visitors enjoy the aquatic
bounty, the state Department
of Environmental Conservation offers boat launches of all
sizes.
Some are limited to canoes
and kayaks, but many other
accommodate any size boats
on trailers. A list of the DEC
launches follows:
Black Lake
located on County Route 6
near Edwardsville in the
town of Morristown.
Oswegatchie River
A hand launch for nonmotorized boats in located on
Route 3 in the village of Star
Lake.
A beach launch is located
off Route 58 in the village of
Edwards.
A hand launch is located on
County Route 58 in village of
Edwards.
A hard-surface ramp to
accommodate 30 cars and
trailers for motor boats is
located off Route 184 in village of Heuvelton.
Concrete ramps with a
large parking area are also
maintained on the Oswegatchie by the city of Ogdensburg and the village of Gouverneur.
St. Lawrence River
located at Robert Moses State
Park just north of Massena.
A hard surface ramp
accommodating 10 cars and
trailers is located on Brandy
Brook just north of Waddington on Route 37.
A municipal hard-surface
ramp accommodating 30 cars
and trailers is located at the
Massena intake just off Route
131.
A flat-rock ramp accommodating 10 cars and trailers is
located at Jacques Cartier
State Park on the River Road
two miles south of the village
of Morristown.
located on Route 37 at Coles
Creek State Park between
Waddington and Massena.
located on Route 37 between
Louisville and Massena.
The city of Ogdensburg
maintains two boat launches
on the St. Lawrence River, and
a boat ramp is also located in
the village of Morristown.
St. Regis River
A beach launch to accommodate five cars is located off
County Route 53 in town of
Brasher.
Sucker Lake
A beach launch accommodating five cars and trailers
(electric motors only) is
located off the Briggs Switch
Road in town of Fine.
Sylvia Lake
A beach launch accommodating five cars and trailers is
located off Route 812 between
hamlets of Fowler and Balmat.
Yellow Lake
A hand launch accommodating five cars is located in town
of McComb off the Hall Road.
Cranberry Lake
A hard ramp surface accommodating 55 cars and trailers
is located off Route 3 in Cranberry Lake.
Grass Lake
A beach launch accommodating five cars is located in
the town of Rossie off Butler
Road.
Grasse River
A hard-surface ramp accommodating 14 cars and trailers
(small motor boats) is located
on Route 68 three miles
northwest of village of Canton.
Higley Flow
located at Higley Flow State
Park two miles west of Route
56 on Cold Brook Drive in
South Colton.
Indian River
Hand launch accommodating 10 cars is located off
Route 3 in Town of Rossie
near Hall Road.
Lake Ozonia
A hand launch accommodating 30 cars (10-horsepower
limit) is located off Lake Ozonia Road eight miles south of
Route 72 in Hopkinton.
Raquette River
St. Lawrence County Historical Association
Summer Exhibit
Paddle To Perfection
located in South Colton near
Higley Flow State Park, two
miles west of Route 56.
Star Lake
A hand launch for nonmotorized boats is located on
Route 3 in village of Star
Lake.
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County Offers Seven State Campgrounds
Whether your idea of camping is pulling the RV into a
space with modern amenity
hook-ups, or roughing it with
a tent and nature, St.
Lawrence County offers something for everyone. Get away
from it all or make an active
visit filled with festivals, fun
and attractions.
St. Lawrence County has
seven state-operated campgrounds: Cedar Island State
Park, Chippewa Bay; Coles
Creek, Waddington; Cranberry
Lake State Campground; Eel
Weir State Park, Ogdensburg;
Higley Flow State Park, South
Colton; Jacques Cartier State
Park, Morristown; and Robert
Moses State Park, Massena.
Cedar Island is located on
an island in the town of Hammond. The park is favored by
people who appreciate quiet
Community Sale
Set Aug. 13 At
Canton Pavilion
The Canton Chamber of
Commerce is seeking vendors for its Community
Sale set Aug. 13 inside the
Canton Pavilion.
Vendors will be allowed
to drive into the pavilion to
unload. Businesses are also
welcome to set up a display.
Food will be for sale at the
snack bar.
The cost is $20 for a
15x15-foot space.
For more information,
call the Canton Chamber
office at 386-8255.
S-and-W
boating, fishing and beautiful
scenery. The park’s campsites
are lightly wooded, with a dayuse area and picnic pavilion
nearby.
Coles Creek includes both
wooded and open campsites,
as well as a beach on Lake St.
Lawrence. The park includes a
playground, playing fields and
a large pavilion. A marina is
located at the mouth of the
creek, just north of the park.
The Cranberry Lake area is
one of the largest remote
areas remaining in the state.
The park is adjacent to
150,000 acres of forest preserve and includes many miles
of marked trails and ponds.
Activities available at Cranberry Lake include hiking,
swimming and camping, with
many of the campsites having
trees between them for some
added privacy.
Eel Weir State Park is
located along the banks of the
Oswegatchie River just two
miles from Black Lake. Both
the Oswegatchie and Black
Lake are known for excellent
bass fishing and are ideal for
canoes or row boats. Eel Weir
is a small, secluded park ideal
for those looking to get away
from it all. The park includes
a picnic area and pavilion.
Higley Flow is nestled
among the Adirondack
foothills in South Colton,
along the picturesque Raquette River. Spacious campsites
are separated by pine trees.
The park is hilly and heavily
wooded, with a beach on the
reservoir of the river.
Jacques Cartier State Park,
Morristown, hosts a sandy
beach and boater’s docks on
the St. Lawrence River. The
park’s biggest draws are its
boating opportunities and
excellent fishing. Its large
open lawns encourage games
and picnics. A playground and
shaded picnic area are also
located nearby.
Robert Moses State Park is
a unique park, located on the
mainland in Massena, with a
portion of the park also being
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fields, forests and wetlands,
with overlooks showcasing
spectacular views. In the winter the park is open for crosscountry skiing and snowmobiling.
For camping reservations at
one of the state run parks,
call, toll free, 1-800-456CAMP (2267).
CONCERTS IN THE PARK
2011
All Concerts at:
Springs Park, West Hatfield St., Massena
July - August, 2011
All concerts are FREE and open to the public!
Donations are appreciated! Please bring your own
seating! In case of rain, concerts will go on as
scheduled at the Massena Fire Station.
Merrickville: On The Rideau River
Merrickville-recognized by
historians as Canada’s best preserved and restored 19th Century Village-is right at your
doorstep, situated on the winding Rideau River, just 45 minutes south of Ottawa. Come discover a way of life that has long
since gone by the wayside, but
not forgotten. Come take a
leisurely stroll back in time
down the streets of Merrickville.
Coined “The Jewel of the
Rideau” Merrickville is a village
which really does have something for everyone. No matter
your taste, no matter your budget-no matter your interests,
Merrickville has it all, from a
warm, romantic atmosphere for
two, to an intriguing family destination spot where quality
time really takes on its true
meaning. Settled in the 1700’s
by William Merrick, a millright
and United Empire Loyalist,
this intriguing village is a his-
tory buff ’s dream come true.
Merrickville is home to the oldest operating foundry in
Canada. Village Metalsmiths
Outlet & Gift shop has been in
operation since 1840.
The beautiful Rideau Canal
was named on UNESCO's
(United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organization) World Heritage list, joining ranks with other landmark
sites such as the Great Barrier
Reef, the Grand Canyon and
the Canadian Rocky Mountain
Park.
The Canal is one of the oldest
canals dating back to the early
19th century that is still operational with most of its structures intact.
For the Artistic, this quaint
village is home to over 30 resident professionals; working
from studios, displaying in their
galleries, and selling their originals. You’ll be amazed at the talents of renowned painters,
JULY SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
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Thursday, July 21 5-7pm........Dave Alderson Jazz Quartet
Thursday, July 28th 6-8pm........................Six Foot Midget
Friday, July 29th 6-8pm Sandy Cook and the Extravaganza Band
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July 24, 2011
New York BASS Chapter Federation Tournament
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S-and-W
located on Barnhart Island.
The park offers wooded campsites, cabins, a marina and a
boat launch, as well as some of
the finest St. Lawrence River
fishing anywhere. There are
also picnic areas, a beach, tennis courts and a nature center
that is open year round. The
park’s trails wind through
July, 2011
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The Chamber’s Summer Concert Series is
generously underwritten by:
Merrickville
Calendar of Events
July 10 Merrickville's 11th
annual Cruise & Shop Car
Show from 8am to 4pm.
July 30 – August 1-Merrickville Canalfest
August 12, 13, 14, The
173rd Annual Merrickville
Agricultural Fair. www.merrickvillefair.com. Horse Show,
Child's Horse & Pony Show,
Canadian & Miniature
Horses, Light & Heavy Horse
Draw, Beef and Dairy Cattle
Show and more.
August 27 & 28 The Merrickville Antique and Artisans
Show
September 10 2nd annual
Ride the Rideau bicycle fund
raiser. www.ridetherideau.ca
Oct. 14, 15, 16 Merrickville's
first jazz festival www.merrickvillejazzfest.com
Shop
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sculptors, potters, silversmiths,
leather workers, glass blowers,
metal smiths, calligraphers, and
wood craftsmen. And if seeking
out treasures of the past excites
you, then you’ll enjoy the many
antique and collectable shops
awaiting your arrival!
You’ll never go hungry in
Merrickville! Whether its award
winning menus at worldrenowned restaurants or the
jovial atmosphere of old English
pubs, your taste buds will be
satisfied, again and again.
Fresh tarts from the bakery,
gourmet pizzas to go, highly recognized wines, micro brewed
beers, picnic baskets for loverswhatever your in the mood for,
Merrickville has it covered.
Merrickville's own Mrs. McGarrigle's Fine Food Shop was
awarded a Gold Medal for Mrs.
McGarrigle's Cranberry Port
Mustard at the 2010 World
wide Mustard Competition in
Napa Valley, California.
A wide assortment of events
is scheduled throughout the
summer season. Art Festivals.
KnockKnock
Shoppe
Canalfest. An Antiques and Collectable Show. A Classic Car
Show., even an Agricultural fair.
New this year is a Motorcycle
show. Bring the family. Stay
awhile. Promising to make your
stay as comfortable as possible
are delightful Inns and charming Bed and Breakfasts.
If enjoying the outside is a
part of your summer plans,
Merrickville has that covered
too with a well-maintained
riverside campground-a perfect setting for pitching a tent
or parking that camper.
For your vacationing convenience, the park, beach, boat
launch and marina with three
charter boats are all easily
accessible. Kayaks and canoes
are available for rent to explore
the Rideau, also boat tours, golfing and boating just add to the
list of fun-filled activities at
your fingertips.
Even though Merrickville is
bustling with things to see and
do, it is still possible to enjoy
some downtime and truly relax
in the beauty and warmth of
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Merrickville truly has it all,
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Stay for a day or stay for
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Meissner Hooked On Carp Fishing
Visit & Explore
AKWESASNE
Chamber at 315-386-4000 to
request a form and more information on sponsorship and volunteering during the contest.
"I've come to believe that
tournaments like this can go a
long way to getting more of our
kids involved with and aware
of the amazing natural
resources around us, Meissner
says.
"And, everyone has a wonderful time."
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fish. It's something that gets
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Veteran young carp enthusiasts or youngsters who have
events during the three days,
including the Mort Backus &
Sons pre-tournament fishing
school and the chance to learn
about carp fishing from local
experts. All carp caught during
the tournament are tagged and
returned live to the St.
Lawrence River.
Businesses can also become
sponsors of the tournament, or
can sponsor individual anglers
or teams. Tournament sponsors
this year also include Excellus
BlueCross BlueShield and
CARP (Catch and Release Professional) Tournament Series.
Participants can download a
registration form by visiting
the
Chamber
website,
http://www.northcountryguide.
com/Visiting/Fishing/JuniorCarpTournament or call the
BRASSHORS
DON MEISSNER
never even lifted a fishing rod
are all invited to register now
for the 9th Annual St.
Lawrence
International
Junior Carp Tournament, set
for August 18 -20 along a 30mile stretch of the St.
Lawrence from Massena to
Ogdensburg. The nation's
largest tournament of its kind
is open to 11- to 18-year-olds.
Entry fees are $100 per
youngster, if registration is
received by July 15, or $125
after that date. Kids can register individually or as a team of
up to four anglers. A range of
cash prizes and trophies are
awarded in divisions for boys,
girls and teams, along with a
grand champion cash prize.
Entry fees cover participation in all tournament-related
ENTER
GC
TIN
CANTON - For most of his
fishing life, nationally known
local anger Don Meissner
dismissed carp as big but
uninteresting creatures that
cruised through the waters of
the St. Lawrence River until the day he accidentally
hooked one and "I suddenly
found my boat being towed
by this giant fish."
His respect for the species,
and for catch-and-release
carp fishing, was made permanent during last summer's St. Lawrence International Junior Carp Tournament, a FISHCAP and St.
Lawrence County Chamber
of Commerce event.
"I have never been so
amazed and affected by any
one sport, than during those
three days engaging with
and observing this tournament."
Meissner, longtime host of
PBS's Streamside fishing
series, is currently coordinator of the county FISHCAP
program.
He speaks of the excitement of the young anglers,
the camaraderie among the
contestants, the intricacies of
carp fishing, and the professionalism of the event as a
total package that completely won him over.
"Carp fishing is really an
ultimate sport," Meissner
notes. "There's real science to
it - from knowing about the
fish, to the special baits, to
the special equipment."
A bait "sling shot," specific
to carp fishing, shoots bait
into the water and looks easy
enough - but isn't, Meissner
discovered. "It was pretty
comical when I tried it," he
admits.
The Best Fishing
But he comes back to being
so impressed by the passion
of the young carp anglers at
the tournament.
"There is something about
the possibility of battling a
huge fish that can excite
anyone, at any age. And
while the kids I spoke with
at the tournament all said
they enjoyed going after all
the other species in our
North Country waters,
almost to a youngster they
said they enjoyed carp fishing the most."
"It's the battle," Meissner
reports. "The excitement of
catching a monster, a huge
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Summer Concerts Continue In Norwood
NORWOOD - The Norwood
Village Green Concert Series
has programmed its 2011 season, the 38th annual season of
the venerable Northern New
York tradition. In 2011 the
tradition of the series unique
programming continues.
The presentation of the stellar lineup of performers continues the series’ efforts to
provide access to artistic
excellence for the public in a
free, unique, inclusive and
eclectic family setting, and
with a treasured audience
base. Last year the series
reached a milestone, its
500,000th visitor.
In the long history of the
Norwood Village Green Concert Series has been able to
present a wide variety of performers from elementary
school, to local and regional
artists, and to performing
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CANTON - The Frederic
Remington Art Museum,
Ogdensburg, is hosting a
fundraising golf tournament Aug. 26 at the St.
Lawrence University Golf
and Country Club, to benefit arts and education at
the children’s museum. The
tournament is a four-person scramble with a 1 p.m.
shotgun start. There will be
women’s and men’s/mixed
divisions.
Pre-registration is $75
per person and includes
golf, cart, prizes and special
awards, door prizes and
dinner at the Best Western
University Inn. There are a
limited number of teams, so
pre-registration is necessary.
For more information or
to register your team, contact the museum at 3932425, William Ford at 2689505 or 573-4644 or Debbie
Ormasen at 393-2425 or
486-2799.
Registration payment
with check or credit card
information and team information can be mailed to the
museum at: FRAM 2011
Golf Tournament, 303
Washington St., Ogdensburg, N.Y., 13669.
Along the way it has presented artists that have
achieved some of the most coveted awards in their fields
including 11 Grammy winners, 13 Juno Winners, two
Emmy winners, 14 International Bluegrass Music Association winners, three Blues
Foundation award winners,
three Maple Blues award winners and a recipient of the
Order of Canada.
The width and breadth of
these award winners contin-
ues to grow, as the creative
process is valued in the programming. Most of the music,
dance, storytelling and other
arts genres are creations of
the featured performer.
The series is supported with
public funds by the New York
state Council on the Arts, the
town of Potsdam and the village of Norwood. It is also supported by the private sector
that accounts for its main
source of income via foundations, corporations, civic asso-
ciations and individuals. The
series continues to take donations by check. They can be
mailed to: Norwood Village
Green Concert Series, 3 Bicknell St., Norwood, N.Y. 13668.
Here is the full 2011 schedule. All concerts are at 7 p.m.
except where noted:
• July 21 - The JW Jones
Blues Band
• July 24 - Paul Taylor’s
Taylor 2 Dance Company
• July 28 - The Brass Firemen
• July 31 - The Bluegrass
Gospel Project
• Aug. 4 - Guitar Legends of
the North Country with Paul
Meyers, Danny Gotham and
Dick Stephan
• Aug. 7 - Magpie performs
“Under One Sky”
To view the schedule of concerts and to find out extensive
details about the performers
and other information, check
the series website: www.norwoodvillagegreenconcertseries.org.
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