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Volume 6
Number 2
See Our Full Page Ad on Page B1
75 Briggs St., Johnstown
Serving the Homes of the Mohawk Valley
Delivered Weekly by the U.S. Postal Service
2011 Dodge
Journey Mainstreet
V6, Auto, 92,734 Miles
Calll the
e Pros
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Laurie Weingart
518-673-2820
Real Estate Agent
Barbara Krutz
518-673-2820
Real Estate Agent
Jamie Lawrence
518-694-2176
Assoc. Real Estate Broker
Milt Krutz
518-673-2820
Real Estate Agent
Shane Buddles
Farm Specialist
518-937-0564
197: FORT PLAIN: Here is your chance to purchase a
great home at a great price. This 2600 sq. ft. home with
four bedrooms, three full baths can accommodate your
175: CANAJOHARIE: This 66.9 acre lot is divided by
family with ease. There is a Great Room with a wood
Dugway Rd. with approx. 20+ acres on the north side of burning fireplace off the kitchen for the family and enterthe road and 60+ acres on the south. The property can taining. Basement has potential to be finished. The home
be purchased in its entirety or divided into two lots to is priced to reflect some work that needs to be done. FHA
be purchased separately. This property has a great view 203k loans may be available. It is located in a neighborof the Cherry Valley Mountains and would be a perfect hood that is kid and adult friendly, great for walking, jogplace to build your new home. Asking $198,000
ging, and biking. TAKE A LOOK!!! Asking $80,000
198: FORT PLAIN: A great country home with a great
view and a gorgeous 900 sq. ft. in-law apartment with
a large bedroom and full modern kitchen with a private
entrance. The main house has a 20x30 Great Room
with floor to ceiling handmade fireplace. Double French
doors to the den, kitchen with all oak cabinets, stain199: CANAJOHARIE: Vacant lot in the Village of
less steel appliances, fireplace, step up to formal dining Canajoharie, property has a one car garage with a
room. In addition a 30x8 three season sun room, a
screened-in porch. The property was just designated
master suite w/master bath includes Jacuzzi tub, sepa- as vacant. Assessment has not been determined for
rate shower and built-in vanities. Asking $369,000
tax proposes. Asking $15,000
201: REDUCED!!! ST. JOHNSVILLE: Constructed in the
1950’s, but years ahead of its time. Limestone wall fireplace
in the living room and dining area. Stone for the construction for the fireplaces was hand picked locally. Basement has
a spacious family room with fireplace, den or bedroom, full
bath and work shop. Many Anderson windows with southern
exposure and ample light. Knotty Pine throughout home.
Three to four bedrooms w/closets and full bath on 2nd floor.
Circular paved driveway. Large yard with mature landscaping
and possible two building lots. Asking $89,900
205: ST.
JOHNSVILLE:
Two story
home with
natural
woodwork
throughout
the home.
Beautiful
staircase
leading to the third floor. Kitchen has been completely
remodeled. Hardwood floors re-done. Third floor has
a guest bedroom with its own private bathroom. New
driveway going into the right of the house. Property
to be sub-divided off from the former “Catholic
Church”. Asking $149,900
521:
PALATINE
BRIDGE:
Two-story,
three bedroom
home
located on
a dead-end
street.
Hardwood
floors
throughout. Foyer with a gas fireplace. Formal dining
room. Front porch. Finished attic with bar. Exterior is
vinyl sided. Large backyard with an above ground
pool and completely fenced; makes it safe for kids
and pets. Asking $118,000
572: NEW LISTING!!! CANAJOHARIE: An
amazing view and location come with this two to
three bedroom home. Relax on your front porch
and enjoy the scenery. Hardwood floors,
beautiful kitchen, large master suite and central
air, two stall attached garage, long private
driveway and privacy. Asking $165,000
652:
JOHNSTOWN:
The convenient location
and beautiful
features will
draw you to
this home just
as they did the current owners. There are too many
656: CANAJOHARIE: Adorable ranch style home in a
to list them all, but they include gorgeous stained
very desirable Canajoharie neighborhood. Recent
glass, newel post, sweeping staircase, wide plank
updates include a new kitchen with maple cabinetry
antique heart pine floors, marble fireplace and
and new Brazilian Chestnut flooring. It is ready to
pass-through pantry cupboards. The patio provides
move in with all of the mechanicals in a recently
a relaxing place to soak in the flowering magnolia
updated condition. The 92% efficient gas furnace is
tree and backyard. Walk to local eateries and
brand new. Located on a quiet dead end street near a
shopping. Asking $119,000
Blue Ribbon School. Asking $134,900
671: NEW LISTING!!! AMSTERDAM: Located in a
desirable neighborhood near the Amsterdam Municipal
Golf Course this home is ready for you to move in and
enjoy. The beautiful backyard landscaping can be enjoyed
from the privacy of your deck. Many updates include a
new kitchen, furnace and utilities for energy efficiency.
Conveniently located to shopping, schools, Saratoga and
the Southern Adirondacks. Schedule a viewing soon so
you don’t miss this opportunity! Asking $159,900
820:
CANAJOHARIE:
Beautiful, charming two bedroom
Cape Cod home
offering walk-in
closets, full
basement, large
deck, two car
garage w/extra heated workshop. Beautiful hardwood
floors and remodeled bath. Recently replaced furnace,
roof, kitchen appliances, thermo windows and hot water
heater. A double living room with an open stairway and
bay window. The pantry could be made into a 1/2 bath if
wanted. Relax on the open front porch or entertain on
the large back deck. COME SEE WHAT THIS HOME HAS
TO OFFER!!! Asking $84,900
954: FORT
PLAIN:
NEW
LISTING!!!
Beautiful
brick home
located in
the Historic
Mohawk
Valley
(Minden).
High ceilings, wood floors and lots of original
woodwork. New roof, updated electric and front
door combined with exceptional maintenance make
this a wonderful family home. Pre-approved buyers
only. Need 48 hour notice. Asking $94,500
001: ROOT: Looking for a nice quiet place in the country? This two bedroom single-wide is well maintained
inside and out. There is plenty of yard (five acres) to
enjoy the wildlife that visits the small pond. Available is
an optional five acres for hunting, snowmobiling, crosscountry skiing. For your privacy the property is hidden
from the road with a tree lined roadway. There is a storage shed with a workshop. Make this your year round
home or use it as a seasonal home. Asking $80,000
10,990
Sales Hours:
Mon-Thurs 9-7; Fri 9-6; Sat 9-2
Service & Parts: Mon - Fri 8-5
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224 W. Main St., Johnstown, NY 12095
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Tax & title fees extra.
Real Estate Agent
Robert Buck
518-698-3004
152:
REDUCED
Will
consider all
offers!!!
GLEN:
2.1 acres
located in
Town of
Glen.
Stream
runs
through
rear of property. Asking $17,000
$
762-HEMI
Real Estate Agent
Gary “Dart” Jones
518-568-3113
59 W. Main St., Canajoharie 518-673-2820 www.krutz-properties.com
9,999
V6, Auto., 69,272 Miles
Real Estate Agent
Patricia Edick
518-673-2820
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - FARMS - INVESTMENTS - ACREAGE
$
2012 Chevrolet
Impala LT
(518) 762-1807
July 25, 2015
960: NEW LISTING!!! CANAJOHARIE: Great investment
opportunity or family home. Lots of space and in need of some TLC.
New furnace, windows, washers, dryers. Asking $85,000
821: REDUCED!!! A private country home with a
rustic feel. A lot of wildlife AND GREAT VIEWS OF
THE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. CONNECTS TO STATE
LANDS WITH GREAT SNOWMOBILE AND FOUR
WHEELER TRAILS. 25 miles to Cobleskill and
Catskill - 35-40 minutes to Albany.
Asking $104,900
968: FORT
PLAIN: MOHAWK:
Fantastic opportunity
awaits!!! Completely
remodeled house, all
within the last two years.
Windows, electric,
plumbing, etc., 30x60 cow barn with 21 stanchions, milk house, frost
free hydrant. 40x80 equipment shed, pond, raspberry bushes, current
bushes, cherry, apricot, and peach trees. Drilled well with abundant
water supply. Looking for a hobby farm in Upstate New York? Don’t
miss out on this one. Priced to sell. Asking $185,000
970:
FORT PLAIN: A
quaint ranch home
located in the Historic
Mohawk Valley in
Upstate New
York. Updates include
vinyl siding one yr.
old, new roof two yrs. old, ceramic tile at the front door, kitchen,
shower, and counter tops. New windows except the front bay window
and two in the front. Updated laundry room, radiant heat in the bathroom under the new tile floor and a 30x10 deck. Asking $119,900
A2 • July 25, 2015
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“Specializing in the Unusual”
Monday, Wednesday,
Friday - Pick until noon
Thursday evenings
5pm till dusk
Other Days/Times by Appt.
239 Groff Road, Palatine Bridge
Special Pricing
Includes
New Arrivals
Large Heavily Carved
Cinnebar Box
Unusual Blue Decorated
6-Gal. Stoneware Churn
With Original Top
Solid Brass Civil War
Working Signal Cannon
FREE Layaway Available
West Troy, NY 5-Gal.
Blue Decorated
Stoneware Churn
Always
The Best Prices In
The Valley!
Regularr Hours:: Tues-Sat 10:30-6pm
2 West Main Street, Saint Johnsville, New York 13452
(518) 568-5121 • (518) 568-0026
Check Out Our 2nd Location at Showcase Antiques Mall
375 Canal Place, Little Falls, NY 13365
2006 CADILLAC DTS,
silver, 69k, V-8, auto,
heated leather, loaded
American Luxury!!
SALE: $10,995. John C.
Miller, Inc. 518-762-7124
w w w . j o h n c
miller.com
JUNIOR GOLF
SUMMER SPECIAL
STARTING
NOW
Under
18 years old
$10
$15
for 9-hole walking
for 18-hole walking
No Cart Fee if playing golf
& riding with a parent
HAVE YOU PLAYED GOLF
IN THE MOONLIGHT?
Friday, July 17
& Friday, July 24
FAIRFIELD
“Country
Setting Private Community” Modern 2 story
home. New kitchen,
Brazilian granite countertops, black appliances. Family, great
room, home office, master suite/ walk-in closet/ large master bath
with jacuzzi tub. Over
sized sun deck. New detached 2 car garage. 2
nicely landscaped acres
and
much
more,
$189,900.
Interested,
Koehler RE 315-891-3254
8 FOOT TABLES &
folding chairs for rent.
Canajoharie Volunteer
Fire Department 518673-3812
2000
PONTIAC
GRAM $2100. Red,
137,000. 518-673-4465
DOLGEVILLE
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
Proceeds to Benefit Little Falls Amish School
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15
@ 9:00 AM
Dolgeville Athletic Field
240 Lotville Road, Dolgeville, NY 13329
Crafts, Lawn Furniture, Quilts, DeWalt Cordless Tools,
Guns, Building Materials, Farm Machinery, Shrubs &
Flowers from Sauders Nursery, Plus much more...
Items being added daily & up until day of sale.
Much Bigger & Better than before!!!
Shotgun
starts at
9pm
Entry fee is $35 per person
Includes “9 Holes Golf”, cart, 1 LED golf ball, 1 necklace, Prize
Please call Pro Shop to sign up: 518-673-8183
Come
e and
d Enjoy
y the
e BEST
T Greens
s
in the
e Area!
Don’tt forget...Ourr Golff Lunch
h Speciall on
n
Tuesdayy & Thursday
154 Golf Club Road, Canajoharie, NY 13317
Exit 29 off Thruway, take Rte 10 South to Rte 163 (Only 7 Minutes)
www.canjohariegolf.com • canjogolf@gmail.com
Pro Shop: 518-673-8183 • Restaurant: 518-673-3635
Consignments Wanted: No Appliances, Tires or Junk
Amish Lunch Stand Serving Breakfast From 7AM to 10AM
Pancakes, bacon, sausage and eggs.
Serving Lunch from 10AM till ? Come hungry and
bring your family and friends, bring your lawn chairs and
spend the day with us!
Miller’s Chicken BBQ
Stop by Friday Evening with your family to browse
and have dinner....
Homemade Ice Cream All Day Saturday
Auctioneers: Omar Kauffman, Jake Stoltzfus, Samuel Stoltzfus,
Benuel Fisher and Aaron Kanagy
To have your items consigned call:
Emanuel Byler 315-429-3061
David Swarey 315-429-9582
Reuben Peachey 315-429-9141
Terms of Sale: Cash or good NY check
Please Help Support a Worthy Cause
JAY’S SMALL ENGINE
REPAIR. All makes and
models. 7746 St Hwy. 5,
St. Johnsville, NY, 13452.
Call (518) 728-8070
CRAFTERS AND VENDORS WANTED! Valley
Fest, August 29. Twister
Valley Sports Complex,
Fort Plain, NY. 11-7 Live
music, food and drink,
and more!!! Call 518-6730141 to reserve your
space!
We want to
hear from you!
Send your comments
& suggestions to
the
Original
Valley Pennysaver
PO Box 121,
Palatine Bridge, NY
13428
OR email
jsnyder@leepub.com
NEED YOUR APPLIANCE REPAIRED? Koval’s has over 30 years
experience and is affordable! Call (315)867-9333
TH
Directions: From Johnstown take 29 West to Lotville Rd on right.
From Little Falls take Route 5 East to 167 North to 29 East to
Lotville Rd on left.
Night Golf
4 Person Scramble
2010 Ford Taurus limited white pearl, 68k, v6,
auto, leather, power
everything!!
Sale:
$15,495. John C. Miller
Inc. (518)762-7124.
518-673-2669
PREMIUM ALLEGHENY hardwood pellets
for sale $230 ton. 518568-7484
KOVAL’S APPLIANCE
repair is affordable and
fast. Call anytime (315)
867-9333.
TRAILER, 1 bedroom,
St.Johnsville. No pets,
no smoking. $600/
month, heat included,
$600/security. 315-9416960
APARTMENT
FOR
RENT St. Johnsville,
Downstairs, washer and
dryer, heat, new kitchen,
off street parking, $575.
518-848-1299
THOUGHT FOR THE
WEEK: “Lets Attend
Church This Sunday”.
You and your family are
welcome at Grandview
Baptist Church, corner
of Lydius & Washington
St., Ft. Plain, NY. Sunday
School 10am. Morning
Worship 11am.
LOCAL Sporting Goods
AND Pet Store! Everything from crickets to
SELLING
crossbows!
NYS Hunting and Fishing Licenses! www.fac
ebook.com/thesport
smansden
www.fac
ebook.com/d&dspe
tsupplies The Sportsman’s Den and D&D’s
Pet Supplies, 36 Canal
St, Ft Plain, 518-993-1010.
LIVE BAIT, TACKLE,
ARCHERY, AMMUNI TION, PET, SPORTS,
etc.
MILITARY
TRAILER
$250; Homemade trailer
$45; Brush-Hog International $500; Big Power
take-off $125. 518-9933938
G U I TA R S - A c o u s t i c ,
Electrical. Best Prices!
Open by appointment.
Imagineering Drum +
Guitar shop. 601 Dise
Rd., Little Falls. Call 315823-1603 or 315-8677119.
2013 FORD FOCUS SE,
Grey, 14K, 4cyl., Auto,
Balance of Factory Warranty. Sale: $14,995. John
C. Miller Inc. 518-7627124,
www.johnc
miller.com.
DOES YOUR APPLIANCE NEED REPAIR?
Call Koval’s. Ed has over
30 years experience!
(315) 867-9333
INSULATION SAVES
MONEY – Insulating
your home with fiberglass insulation is the
way to go – Kraft faced
and unfaced insulation
available at C.H. BURKDORF & SON, 35
Hough St., St. Johnsville.
518-568-7016
SELECTION OF R.S.
Prussia, R. S. Germany,
Fenton, and fine china
sets. Beautiful Carlsbad
Austria fish set to include 10 matching side
plates in perfect condition. The Gallery, 2 West
Main
Street,
St.
Johnsville, NY 13452.
518-568-5121.
EXOTIC PLANTS FOR
SALE,
specials
for
florists, etc. Aloe, agave,
jade, prickly pear. 518568-7162
BEAUTIFUL VICTORIAN 4-Pieces Iron Garden Set. Must See! Very
reasonable price. The
Gallery, 2 West Main
Street, St. Johnsville, NY
13452. 518-568-5121.
WE ARE OPEN 7 DAYS
A WEEK for your shopping convenience. Monday – Friday 7:30am til
6:00pm
Saturday
7:30am til 4:00pm Sunday 9:00am til 1:00pm.
Fort Plain True Value
and Just Ask Rental 12
Willett St Fort Plain
518-993-3834
WE CARRY 2.5 gallon
and 5 gallon chlorine, 5
gallon peroxide 7% and
35%.
Behind every
project is a True Value
12 Willett St Fort Plain
993-3834
BLINDS, TREE STANDS,
Trail Cams, Scents,
Lure, and MORE! Stop
by or call The Sportsman’s Den, 36 Canal St,
Fort Plain 518-993-1010.
LIVE BAIT, TACKLE,
ARCHERY, AMMUNITION, PET, SPORTS,
etc. Like Us on FACEBOOK.
JUST ARRIVED! Large
Selection of 14k & 18k
jewelry DON’T FORGET…..GREAT PRICES
on diamond wedding
sets in 14k and 18k gold.
Also great selection of
sterling silver wedding
sets starting at $99.95.
The Gallery, 2 West
Main
Street,
St.
518-568-5121.
STONE FIRE-PITS Have you seen our new
fire pits? Stop by and
check them out. Mohawk Valley Hearth and
Heating, 1027 E. German
St. Ext, Herkimer, NY.
(315) 866-6848
CRAFTERS AND VENDORS WANTED! Valley
Fest, August 29. Twister
Valley Sports Complex,
Fort Plain, NY. 11-7 Live
music, food and drink,
and more!!! Call 518-6730141 to reserve your
space!
July 25, 2015 • A3
Prestique High Definition Shingles
QUALITY
DOG
FOOD..LOCAL!
Pets have Allergies?
Dry/Itchy shin?
Try
GRAIN FREE!!
We have All Life Stages
Diamond Naturals Dog
Food, California Natural, Taste of the Wild,
EVO, and more! L’Avian
Parrot food, 17in MONSTER Beef Bones, treats,
collars, leashes, Sham poos, Sprays, Wormer,
etc… at D&D’s Pet Supplies, 36 Canal St, Ft
Plain, 518-993-1010.
North America’s #1 Selling Architectural Shingles!
Your Best And Safest
Choice...Quality You
Can Trust Since 1886
Stop In For Color Brochure & Prices!
ROOFING MATERIALS
15#
# & 30#
# Felt
2005 DODGE Magnum
R/T AWD, blue, 97k,
Hemi V-8, auto, leather,
rear DVD, loaded!!
Miller, Inc. 518-762-7124
w w w . j o h n
cmiller.com
183 Main Street, Sharon
Springs, NY 13459: Legal live-in storefront
with 1 to 2 bedrooms in
Sharon Springs, NY.Very
sunny, 1,000 s/f storefront with large front
porch. 2 entrance doors
will allow you to have a
separate shop or to sublet part of the space to
an independent shopkeeper to help with the
rent. New kitchen appliances and shower. Beautiful setting. $775/
month includes heat
and hot water. Tenant
pays electric. Available
June 1st or sooner. References and verifiable
long-term employment
a must. Best contact giacomo.dennis@gmail.co
m or call 518-312-3800
and leave a message.
Rooff Coatings
s
5 Gal. Available In:
90#
#&
Double • Aluminum
& black
Coverage
fiberated
Cementt Rolls
• Wet-N-Dry
For a Church with:
HAVING A PARTY?
Did you know the
Fire Department rents
the kitchen and banquet room. For your
convenience we now
have an elevator. 518673-3812
Lifetime
e Warranty
15 colors available - 5 colors in stock
“We can help you choose the right shingle for your roof”
1. A warm welcome and family
atmosphere
2. Worshipful music
3. Understandable Bible teaching
This describes
Grandview
Baptist Church
Corner of Washington
& Lydius Streets
Fort Plain, NY
518-993-9929
Pastor Dan West
Sunday at 11:00am
Wednesday at 6:30pm
Cement
2 sq.. Ice
e&
Waterr Shields • Double Coverage
1 sq.. GAF
F Ruberoid
Torch
h Down
3 sq.. Fiberglass
s
Base
e Sheet
Cement
1 Gal. Available In:
• Plastic Cement
• Wet-N-Dry Cement
• Double Coverage Cement
C.H. BURKDORF & SON
“Quality Building Materials”
35 Hough St., St. Johnsville • 518-568-7016 • www.burkdorf.com
OST BROS. INC
V
O
.
PR
Since 1912
• Expert Well & Pump
• Sales & Service
• 4th Generation
• Gould & Sta-Rite
Pump Dealer
• Year Round Service
Our 103rd Year
N.Y.S. DEC CERTIFIED
VISA/MasterCard
518-868-2126 • SLOANSVILLE, NEW YORK
Sunnycrest
Orchards
First of the Season
Pennsylvania
Peaches
KATE HOUTZ DMD
ACCEPTING
NEW PATIENTS
LEIGHANN HART, RDH
VIKKI DELORME, RDH
GENERAL DENTISTRY FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
Dental Health Screenings - Crowns
Bridges - Implant Crowns - Dentures
Same Day Denture Repairs
Let Our Gentle, Well Trained Staff Take Care of You
proud participant of Blue Shield of NENY,
Delta Dental Premier & Metlife
will assist in claim filing with most all dental insurances
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE
VISA - MASTERCARD - DISCOVER - AMEX ACCEPTED
HELP WANTED: Handyman. Some experience
in carpentry for odd
jobs, good pay for the
right person. 518-9935581
15 MAPLE AVE, GLOVERSVILLE, NY
7869 State Route 10
Sharon Springs, NY
518-284-2256
Open 9-5 Daily
(518) 773-7584
Visit our website @ drkatehoutz.com
Like us on FACEBOOK
@ Dr. Kate Houtz
A4 • July 25, 2015
Lafayettee Courtt Seniorr Apartments
129 Lafayette Street, Palatine Bridge, NY 13428
518-673-1006 (Mon., Wed., & Fri. mornings)
Lafayette Court is a non profit owned senior housing complex
APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR WAITLIST
Lafayette Court offers affordable housing to eligible seniors; Twenty three,
one bedroom apartments with ample parking. Each apartment is approximately
540 square feet with ground floor entrances for easy access and is conveniently
located to public transportation and shopping.
Amenities Include:
community room | building superintendent | 24-hour maintenance
phone and cable hook-ups | subsidized rent | laundry facilities
courtyard | barrier-free apartments | tenant controlled heat
One bedroom
apartments for
individuals or couples
with a household
member over 62 years
old. Household income
must meet Federal
Income Guidelines.
LET US HELP you get
rid of your unwanted
stuff. Place a reader ad
today. Only $4.00 for
the 1st 14 words. Call 518673-3011
ATV TRAILERS by
Bosski Industries first
automatic “Dump Assist” trailers GVWR
800lbs.+ 1600lbs. models available. Come
check them out at
North Creek Auto 315866-3698
LARGE SELECTION of
Victorian Marble Top
Tables and Plant Stands.
Great Prices. Check out
our Victorian section
which also includes sofas, chairs, desks and
more. The Gallery, 2
West Main Street, St.
518-568-5121.
VINYL REPLACEMENT
WINDOWS BY VIEWPOINT are durable, low
maintenance and ENERGY STAR APPROVED
with lifetime warranty
against glass breakage.
C. H. BURKDORF &
SON, 35 Hough St., St.
Johnsville. 518-568-7016
2000 DODGE STRATUS $1800. 180,000.
518-673-4465
FOR SALE – Heavy
duty trailer with electric
winch, dual axles, 14 ft.,
new tires, orange and
black. For more information call (518) 275-5158
FOR SALE – sawdust &
shavings.
Buryford
Farms, 50 Cavalli St.,
Dolgeville, NY. (315)
429-9040 or (315) 8684842
RUBBER STAMPS self
inking. All sizes. Call
Beth at Lee Publications.
518-673-0101
PROPANE - get your
20lb tank filled for only
$13.00 at Mohawk Valley Hearth and Heating,
1027 E. German St. Ext,
Herkimer, NY.
(315)
866-6848
LOOKING for it? Selling it? Looking for
work? Looking to hire…
give us a call at 518-6733237 to place your
reader ad today.
WE HAVE INSECTICIDES, AND FERTILIZERS for all your home
garden needs. Fort Plain
True Value and Just
Ask Rental 12 Willett St
Fort Plain 518-993-3834
2006 BUICK LUCERNE
CX, Black, 89K, V-6,
Auto, Leather, Sale:
Inc.
(518)762-7124
www.johncmiller.com
HELP WANTED: Full
Time Truck Driver, with
benefits. Please apply
with resume, WW Custom Clad Inc, 337 East
Main Street, Canajoharie
NY. 518-673-2744
CUB CADET CHALLENGER Series Uvs are
here! Stop in and check
Behind
them out!
every project is a True
Value! 12 Willett St Fort
Plain 518-993-3834
FREE Kittens 315-2192939.
WOOD
WORKING
TOOLS FOR SALE:
ShopSmith Mark V
wood lathe w/11” band
saw $495. Delta 16” scroll
saw $50. 1” belt sander
$50. 6” belt and 9” disc
combo sander w/stand
$195. Bridgewood BW1S
shaper $425. Delta 8”
miter saw $60. Bridgewood 15” planer $650.
Craftsman 6-1/8” jointer/planer $185. Have
manuals for all the
equipment. 518-495-2384
FOR
RENT:
St.
Johnsville store front,
1000 sq.ft.+, bathroom,
$550+. 518-301-5739
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
by the face cord, summer price is 60.00, you
pick up, or delivery is
available, call 518-993466.
PITTSBURGH PAINT –
Sale on interior paint
and primer in one product & exterior paints &
stains. Great coverage you work too hard to
paint with anything else.
C. H. Burkdorf & Son,
35 Hough St., St.
SPECIAL ON SITE ANTIQUE FARM MACHINERY, Tractors, and
Consignment Auction
Saturday October 3rd
9:00am Canajoharie NY
Will be accepting consignments for Antique
Farm Machinery, Farm
Machinery,
Vintage
Snowmobiles, New and
Used Snowmobiles, 4
Wheelers,
Boats,
Campers, Trailers, Hit
and Miss Engines, Antique Toys and Collectibles!! Auction by
JR’S Auction 518-9934668
ALREADY
CONSIGNED; 40 pieces of
tin roofing, 18’ 14’ and 10’
Early Pine Cupboard,
Oak China Cabinet, 40
Boxes of Depression
Glassware, a load of Furniture from Amsterdam
& more! Also Primitives,
Antiques, Tools, Furniture, Collectibles, &
more items will still be
coming in!
MAKING A SIGN OR
OUTDOOR
WOOD
DECORATIONS? Use
MDO Board – 1/2” x 4 x
8 or 3/4” x 4 x 8 sheets
at C.H. BURKDORF &
SON, 35 Hough St., St.
LAND BARGAINS: Little Falls area, 17.7 acres,
mostly fields, stream in
rear, $29,000. Oneonta
area, 3.2 acres, field,
$23,000. Owner financing. Helderberg Realty
518-861-6541, 518-2566344
HEAVY DUTY TRUCK
MECHANIC: Immediate
opening for full-time
opportunity. Pays up to
$25 per hr based on experience. 2-3 years of
experience with maintenance & repair of heavy
duty & related equipment. Must have an understanding of air brake
systems, drive lines,
wheel ends and basic
wiring. Must have own
tools. To apply: 518-8531101 ext 24 or visit daimlogistics.com
USED TIRE SALE: Huge
Inventory, mounting &
balancing FREE. No appointment necessary!
Save money call Auto
World, 534 North Perry
Street, Johnstown 12095
518-762-7555
2005 DODGE Magnum
R/T AWD, blue, 97k,
Hemi V-8, auto, leather,
rear DVD, loaded!!
Miller, Inc. 518-762-7124
w w w . j o h n
cmiller.com
SCREEN DOORS BY
LARSON, let the cool
air in and keep the insects out! 32” & 36” x
80” - white in stock.
Other colors may be
available. C.H. BURKDORF&
SON,
35
Hough St., St. Johnsville
518-568-7016
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portion of the ad wherein the error occurred.
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“SPECIAL TRUCKLOAD SALES”
Mrs. M.
July 25, 2015 • A5
LLC
LANDSCAPING & SNOWPLOWING
5+ Face Cords Delivered $400
COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL
“Family owned & operated for over 30 years”
Approx. 7 1/2 Face Cords $550
Approx. 11+ Face Cords $825
FURNACE CHUNK WOOD
Approx 11+ Face Cords $725
697 Snells Bush Rd.,
Little Falls, NY 13365
Delivered (may include extra delivery charges)
315-823-1982
HEAP ACCEPTED
Report any errors to 518673-0111
SCHEDULE YOUR SPRING
CLEAN UP NOW
• Lawn Mowing - Weekly & Bi-Weekly
• Complete Custom Landscaping & Design
• Complete Mulching Installation
• Trimming • Shrub & Tree Pruning
• Screened Top Soil • Retaining Walls
• Stone Products (Crusher Run, Sand, Colored Stone)
• Tree & Shrub Installation
• Brush Hogging • Lawn Seeding
ACCEPTING
NEW
• Excavation • Planting
CUSTOMERS
• Decorative Mulch (variety of colors)
FOR 2015
• Edging • Fall and Spring Clean ups
SEASON
CALL BRIAN
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
4 YEAR OLD standardbred horse. Good boy’s
horse, needs miles.
$3,200/OBO.
Leave
message 518-568-7271
Owner: Patty Mabie
518-598-9116
Free Estimates - Fully Insured
Canajoharie, NY
FOR SALE: 1998 Dodge
Neon $500 315-9562494
IF YOU HAVE GOOD
QUALITY ANTIQUES,
Primitives, Collectibles,
Tools, Furniture, Ammunition and other items
you want to sell give us
a call, We will sell over
Auction or buy your
items outright!! 518-9934668
FOR SALE: 1948 Ford
8N tractor with plow
and
attachments,
$3,000/OBO. Call 607264-3680
2012 Cadillac SRX
Must Sell to Settle Estate!
AWD, 33,000 Miles, Loaded,
Excellent Condition, Silver, Grey
Leather
CENTRAL BOILER
EClassic OUTDOOR
FURNACES. Cleaner
and Greener. 97% Efficient. EPA Qualified.
Call North Creek Heat
315-866-3698
GET YOUR WOOD!! We
have face-cords for $65
or you can get a
dumper trailer of 6+
face-cord for just $400
including local delivery.
Best price around. Check
for yourself. Mohawk
Valley Hearth and Heating, 1027 E. German St.
Ext, Herkimer, NY. (315)
866-6848
Looking for a quiet place to
getaway from the business
of life?
A place where you can camp, swim, hike, fish and
enjoy God's Creation in the Great Adirondacks?
Could you use some encouragement through the
preaching of God's Word?
Come to Christian Lake Bible Conference,
located in Stratford, NY
A donation based campground. Camping everyone
can afford!
We will be open June 29th through August 14th for
our 45th year, Praise the Lord.
The evening services will be held at 7:45pm Monday
through Friday with the speaker of the week.
Included on site are a campground, beach, boats,
fishing, swimming and a large ball field for kickball
and baseball. There are cabins available for public
use. Church groups can use our retreat center.
Asking 27,499
Call 518-495-2384
$
For information or to make a reservation, call
(315) 429-3659 or write to Christian Lake Bible
Conference, 355 Perkins Mill Road, Stratford, NY 13470.
Visit our website at christianlakebibleconference.com to
see the list of speakers for the summer and you can look
us up on Facebook.
AS
A6 • July 25, 2015
AS
OPEN
SUNDAYS
T& J
ARE YOU LOOKING
TO DO AN AUCTION?? Give Us A
Call!! Real Estate, Farm
Auctions, Business Liquidations Auctions, Sporting Auction, Machinery,
Estate Auctions, Antiques!! At your site or
ours!! JR’S Auctions. 518993-4668
FRUITS / VEGETABLES
& GREENHOUSES
CELEBRATING 42 YEARS
We carry McCadam Cheese, Hapanowicz Meats,
Queensboro tub butter and Farm Fresh Milk!
WE ACCEPT ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS & EBT CARDS
N OW I N
CHEESE CURDS
HOMEGROWN CUCUMBERS, GREEN BEANS,
PICKLES, GREEN & YELLOW SQUASH
IN STOCK B-Wise &
Brimar Trailers. Landscape, dump equipment.
Great Selection & Pricing. Randall Implements,
Rt 5S, Fultonville. 518853-4500
FRESH VARIETY OF SUMMER FRUITS
FLOWER SALE!
VEGETABLE & BEDDING PLANTS
NEW YORK STATE MAPLE SYRUP
NEW YORK STATE SHARP CHEESE
~ Hapanowicz ~
CAMP WOOD BUNDLES - $5.00 each. Grab
them on your way to
camp. Mohawk Valley
Hearth and Heating,
1027 E. German St. Ext,
Herkimer, NY.
(315)
866-6848
R E F R I G E R ATO R fo r
sale, 18c.f., Whirlpool,
black, excellent condition, almost new. 518993-5581
• Kielbasa • Mushroom Stew • Chili
• Chicken Cacciatore • Chicken Soup
• Greens & Beans • Potato & Cheese Pierogies
221 S. Caroline St., Herkimer • (315) 866-7272
Serving You 7 Days A Week All Year Round
Open: 8am-6pm
SA
AS
Photo Calendars
Start at any month
you wish
2011 CHEVY MALIBU
LT. Red, 33K, 4cyl.,
Auto, AC, CD, Alloys.
Sale: $13,895. John C.
Miller Inc. 518-762-7124,
w w w . j o h n c
miller.com
Bring in your photos to scan,
e-mail, or bring on disk.
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Call Beth at Lee Publications:
518-673-0101
SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE
Premium Blaschak Coal
!!! Summer Coal Sale !!!
$
10 Per Ton Discount
On All Coal Bought Before
September 1st, 2015
Bagged Price After Discount
$
299/ton
Bulk Coal After Discount
$
249/ton
We Stock Rice • Pea
Nut & Stove
95 Willett Street
Fort Plain, NY 13339
Phone 518-993-2543
ARCHEOLOGICAL
ARCHITECTURE: 1865
spiral staircase stairs,
spindles rail, $300.
Good condition. 518775-6455
WE HAVE! Timberwolf
log splitters. Call for
pricing + models available. North Creek Auto
315-866-3698
YARD SALE SATURDAY
JULY
25TH
5:00am in the morning!!
176 Dygert Rd Canajoharie, Large selection of
tools, Homelite Generator, Portable Air Compressor, Drill Press, Pressure Washer, Hand Garden Tools, Rototiller,
Furniture, Couch, Chairs
and much more!! 518673-4747
2007 CHRYSLER 300
Touring, white, 84k, V-6,
auto, leather, alloys,
Miller, Inc. 518-762-7124
w w w . j o h n c
miller.com
WANTED: Bands to
play at Valley Fest August 29 Time slots available from 11am-7pm. Call
518-673-0141 for more
information. Proceeds
will benefit our local
communities
I N S U L AT I O N : A l l
Types. New/ Existing
Buildings.
Free Estimates. Fully Insured. Call
Upstate Spray Foam Insulation
www.upstatesprayfoam.com
315822-5238
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CARDS?
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250 ($45.00)
500 ($60.00)
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Lee Publications
518-673-0101 or
bsnyder@leepub.com
FREE SHIPPING
JULY BARGAIN OF
THE MONTH! 27” Oscillating Tower Fan
$19.99 Behind every
project is a True Value!
518-993-3834
2009
FORD ESCAPE
XLT 4x4, Grey, 86K, V-6,
Auto, AC, CD. Sale:
Inc
(518)-762-7124.
www.johncmiller.com
2008 JEEP COMPASS
Lmtd 4x4, Red, 63K, 5
Speed manual, Leather,
Moonroof. Sale: $12,650.
John C. Miller Inc (518)762-7124. www.johnc
miller.com
NEED WOOD?
WE
HAVE IT! Common, select or clear pine, hardwood,
mouldings,
spruce, douglas fir, pressure treated and plywood. Just what you
need for your summer
projects. C.H. BURKDORF & SON, 35
Hough St., St. Johnsville
518-568-7016
6PK. SPARKLE PAPER
TOWELS or 12 pk Angel
Soft toilet paper just
$4.99 Behind every
project is a True Value
NY 518-993-3834
July 25, 2015 • A7
Trailer For Hire
35 foot 10 ton gooseneck available for
all your heavy hauling needs
BOCES
Pools
Topped
Off
Adult LPN Program
OFFERING HEALTH CARE
TRAINING FOR OVER 50 YEARS
Hot
Tubs
Filled
Trucks • Cars • Pellets • Machinery
Anything Big Or Small
Smaller Trailers Available For Smaller Loads
CALL FOR QUOTES
“We Care About Your Repair”
Car • Truck • Motorcycle
INSPECTIONS
All Under Body Repairs
518-993-2496 • 518-332-4254
123 State Route 168, Fort Plain, NY 13339
July 25, 2015
Hello Again,
Have you been following the trouble
in Greece? The long and short of it is
the Greek Economy is on the verge of
collapse. The powers behind the Euro
have refused to lend any more Euros to
Greece unless the Greece Government
agrees to a severe austerity program
and payback plan. A plan arranged by
the Euro powers. Now this is the short
of it. The Greeks rejected Europe’s
bailout terms. It appears that terms
were too harsh and the Greeks knew
they could not comply so why try?
The Greece financial problem is long
standing. It appears that German
Chancellor Angela Merkel first agreed
in 2010 to bail out Greece. At that time
Chancellor Merkel met with weighted
resistance from various political
groups, newspapers and economists.
In other words a strong resistance is
demanding that Greece should not be
offered any more financial help and
basically be dropped out of the Euro
Group of Countries.
I have predicted that Germany would
become the most powerful nation in
Europe and now it seems whatever
side Germany takes on financial issues
in the European Euro group is the way
all of Europe will go. A most powerful
Germany again — shudder.
Hats off to R-Senator James L.
Seward of Oneonta. Senator Seward, a
Republican and staunch critic of the
Safe Act, announced that the state
republican majority has secured a
legally binding memorandum of understanding with the office of Governor
Cuomo suspending further action. In
other words, for the time being the
intrusive, expensive, unwieldy database and background check for simple
ammunition sales will not be going into
effect in our state. It appears to be a
clear victory for second amendment
rights in New York State. Keep up the
fight and maybe we can have the New
York Safe Act wiped out. Keep on keeping up the New York Safe Act signs.
WANTED
HERKIMER
Voght’s
Merely things to think about:
• Insanity and poverty are hereditary
you can get one or both from your
kids.
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
FOR SEPTEMBER 2015 CLASSES
PRACTICAL NURSING
• Full time 10 months • Part time 20 months days
• Part-time 20 months evenings w/Saturday clinicals
Financial Aid is available to qualified applicants
At Herkimer BOCES we have a long tradition of training practical nurses. Our
graduates come from diverse backgrounds and ages. Some come with no
health care experience and are in need of training. Others are building upon
existing nursing skills. One thing all our students hold in common, is a
desire to continue their education and provide a brighter future for
themselves and their families.
For complete LPN course description and application process
visit on the web at: lpn.herkimerboces.schoolfusion.us
or call 315-895-2210 Ext. 1 • 77 E. North St., Ilion, NY
New Location
little or no useful meaning and enjoy a
favorable news report in a daily newspaper, radio or TV stating that every word
was “right on.”
Heifers to Board.
Tie Stall Barn, Feed
Includes Haylage, Corn
Silage. 1st & 2nd Cut
Hay and Grain.
$1.85 / day / animal.
Call
518-568-2404
Locally Hatched
Broilers,
Layers,
Turkeys
Write or call
for prices & availability
NEPPA Hatchery
Jill & Ken Gies
660 Fordsbush Road
Ft. Plain, NY 13339
giespasture@frontiernet.net
www.NEPPAHatchery.net
518-568-5322
When the family spends any of the
remaining money, they will have to pay
sales tax and all auto insured will pay
more for their auto insurance.
••••••••••••••
• All husbands are alike, but they
have different faces so their wives can
tell them a part.
• It is a statiscal fact that the wicked
work harder to get into hell than the
righteous do to enter heaven.
Handling of government money is a
sacred trust. Government employees
— politicians should be morally and
duty bound to administer government
funds with great caution. It is the
property of all of the people they serve.
It is not like a pawn to hand out to use
for their personal whims, or to support
only their political party.
Otsego County, home of a famous
golf course, has hundreds of Canada
geese flying around on it uncooked.
During my youth I enjoyed Roy
Rogers and Gene Autry movies. But my
heroes were the men of the business
world. I read several biographies and
autobiographies of men such as Henry
Ford, Andrew Carnegie and even J. P.
Morgan the famous banker.
It was told that one evening J.P.
Morgan went to dinner at the home of
a junior partner. Mrs. Smith, wife of
the junior partner, gave instructions to
her children and staff not to stare at
Mr. Morgan’s extremely large nose or
make comments about it. “Please,” she
admonished, “do not mention the word
nose in his presence.” The maid and
children behaved as true troopers. At
the end of the meal, Mrs. Smith said
“Now Mr. Morgan, it’s time for tea and
dessert, would you like a little sugar or
lemon in your nose”?
Statistics will prove that in U.S. history
we have had 13 presidents with Irish
family blood lines. These statistics could
make a person wonder could it be these
13 shared the Irish gift of blarney. With
this gift a speech-a-fier could unload a
donkey cart full of colorful thoughts with
Letter to the Hello Again dated
July 9, 2015
Dear “Hello Again”,
We missed your article while you
were away and are so glad that you’re
back.
We too, are Christians and are
refreshed by your take on politics.
Thank you for not being politically
correct, but speaking the truth in love.
Mrs. Jean Gottung
Somehow this tale of the little boy
smells of a rotten apple in a barrel.
What lesson can we learn from this? If
you decide to get killed by a drunken
truck driver make sure your family
sues, the truck manufacturer, not the
driver who killed you. It won’t be fair or
honest but will your family really care
if they end up with a million bucks?
Well – we hope to chat with you again
next week. May God bless you and
your family. Remember you do not
have to be ashamed if you believe in
God and your country and are willing
to share your thoughts with others.
Church is a wonderful way to meet
new friends. It is God’s way.
••••••••••••••
Fred Lee and the Lee Family
We encourage letters to Hello Again.
However, due to space, please limit
your thoughts to 100 words or less. All
letters must be dated and signed. We
reserve the right to refuse any letter we
feel is not in the best interest of this
publication or its readers.
In today’s newspapers, believe it or
not, a jury in Bainbridge, GA, after
deliberating for two hours awarded
the family of a 4-year-old boy $150
million. The boy was a passenger in a
jeep when a car smashed into the rear
of the jeep. The accident caused by
the rear end crash caused a gas leak
and set the jeep on fire, killing the
child. The jury said the death was
caused by the fire, which was the
fault of the Jeep manufacturer —
Fiat-Chrysler Automotive.
What do you think? Was it the fault
of the jeep manufacturer or the driver
of the car that smashed into the jeep in
which the boy was a passenger?
Naturally some law firm’s share of
the award was over $50 million. The
state and federal government get their
cut of the attorney’s income.
A8 • July 25, 2015
WANTED
JUNK CARS,
TRUCKS & VANS
PAYING $100 & UP.
7 Days a Week
315-335-3302
®
YOUR COMPLETE
STOCK SERVICE
WE HANDLE COWS & HORSES
Dead*Disabled*Down
PLEASE CALL PROMPTLY
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SERVICE
WE PAY CASH!
for all types of, Silver
Gold & Diamond jewelry.
Gold Is At
An All-Time High
William Doerrer
& Son Jewelers
FORT PLAIN GARAGE
SALE: 22 Gilbert Ave.
(Prospect Hill). Brand
name teen clothing for
boys and girls, spikes,
basketball sneakers, TVs,
bikes,
entertainment
center, bathroom cabinet/ mirror, clothes dryer, decorations, jewelry,
queen box springs, and
much more. Friday, July
31st, 9-4 and Saturday
August 1st, 9-1.
16 Canal Street, Fort Plain
(518) 993-3388
Store, Office or Restaurant
FOR RENT at 29 Church St. Canajoharie
Large 16’x70’ But Can Reduce Size if Needed
Will Do Some Building to Suit $395
518-673-5938 - No Answer in 3 hrs 518-365-2976
Zook’s Painting &
Roof Seal Coatings, LLC
Metal Restoration System
Foam & Coating System
EPDM Coating System
518-935-3355
91 WEST GRAND ST.
July 24+25, 8-5. Table
saw, Kitchen island,
Washing machine, Antique dresser, Rolling job
box, Clothes, Many
household items, Coffee
table.
GARAGE SALE: 220
Stone Arabia Road, July
31st and Aug 1st, 8:00am
to 4pm. Clothes, Toys,
and Household Items.
Garage Sale and Bake
Sale at Root Historical
Society in Flat Creek on
Carlise Road, Saturday,
July 18, 9am-4pm. Call
Bill at 518- 922-5606
with any questions.
HUGE
3
FAMILY
GARAGE SALE: Saturday, July 25th 9AM4PM, Lots of antiques,
household items, electronics,
commercial
paint sprayer, ladder, inverter, Christmas trees,
chairs, books. 110 Center
St, Sharon Springs (New
York House B & B). Plus
it is also village wide
garage sales in Sharon
Springs!
July 23rd - July 26th
9:00am - ?
21 Clark Avenue, Fort Plain, NY
Air hockey table, NordicTrack Viewpoint
3000 treadmill (almost brand new),
furniture, toys, kitchen supplies,
dining room table w/chairs, dressers,
baby supplies (Graco Infant Car Seat with
base, Graco Stroller, Snap ‘n’ Go stroller,
walker, clothes size newborn-5T,
changing table, etc.), weed whacker,
basketball hoop, plus a lot more.
272 Pickle Hill Road, Fort Plain, NY
Whatchamacallits
The
week’s
Whatchamacallit
is
a multi-purpose combination tool,
patented Oct. 9, 1883 by Charles
E.
Marshall
of
Lockport,
NY.
It consists of a short handle that
has a blade cutter and a longer handle that has prongs and a jaw.
It was invented to be a household tool
that had multiple functions — including
a vise, nut-cracker, wrench, pliers, tack
puller, pruner, wire cutter, can opener
and could grasp and move hot objects.
The inner side of the shorter handle
has a curved groove that allows the stud
to catch and slide. A pivotal pin makes
up part of the longer handle. The tool is
able to provide different functions based
on the movement of the handles and the
projections at the end of each lever.
The idea of incorporating several tools into one small portable unit
dates back as far as 70 AD. During
this time there is evidence of ancient
Rome using a folding eating implement that consisted of a three-pronged
fork, spatula, pick, spike and knife.
Do you have your own Whatchamacallit?
Send a photo and short description to bjaquays@leepub.com
or call Branden at 518-673-0145.
July 25, 2015 • A9
Tears, memories and hopes for the future
shared at DH Robbins closing ceremony
by Elizabeth A. Tomlin
A sharing of 66 years
worth of memories took
place in a heartfelt closing ceremony at St.
Johnsville’s D.H. Robbins
Elementary School on
July 10.
“I’m sad,” was the
statement voiced by most
everyone at the event.
“I’ll miss everything
about this school,” said
8-year-old Avalon Schoff.
While most students
will now be attending the
Oppenheim-Ephratah
school, Schoff, going into
3rd grade this fall, says
she will be transferring to
Canajoharie.
“I think it’s very sad,”
said Joyce Pollitt. “All of
the kids are heartbroken.” Pollitt says she sees
nothing positive about
the closing.
Several speakers, including retired principal
John
Burkhart,
DH Robbins closing A10
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Mozzarella Cheese
$4.80 lb.
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Fresh Potatoes - by the bag or lb.
Baked Goods Fridays & Saturdays
Fresh Donuts Saturdays
Walnut Creek Roll Butter 2 lb.
Mon-Sat 8am-5pm • Closed Sun
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Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
Home Grown
Red & Black Raspberries
Coming Soon! SWEETCORN
8075 St. Hwy 5, St. Johnsville
518-568-2643
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Fri., July 24th
275 lb.
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649 lb.
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Cooked Ham
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DH Robbins closing from A9
reminisced about the
school’s beginning, construction, school projects
and activities, fund raisers and community projects, reminded attendees
of the pride that the
school had brought to the
area and the family-like
atmosphere that was
prevalent.
Evelyn
Miles
had
taught there for 42 years.
“For 42 years this school
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Fifth grade teacher Dina Brundage and teacher assistant Melissa Caponera
sold DH Robbins memorabilia shirts. William Brundage shows the back of one
shirt style.
was my second home. I
have many warm memories.” Miles said she had
a professor in college who
said, “Don’t be a 2X4
teacher.” She explained
what was meant by that
was that teachers should
not confine their teaching
to what is between the
two covers of a book and
the four walls of a classroom. “The teachers at
D.H. Robbins, have always adhered to this philosophy. We have worked
together to develop a
community of learners
and to expand and enrich
the children’s education
with special programs.”
Many of the programs ran
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One program that Miles
spoke about is the Parents As Reading Partners
(PARP) Program. “We’ve
had 32 PARP Programs
here, even though other
schools have let them go.
It’s really a big event. Lots
of activities, lots of things
going on.”
Miles said the PARP
program will continue in
the OE school and most of
the teachers will moving
to the OE school as well.
A time capsule from
1998 was opened at the
meeting’s end, with mementos, photos, a beanie
baby and other items displayed for all to see.
Misty Dygert, former
student of the school with
her own child now school
age, attended the ceremony and summed up what
other attendees were
voicing. “I’m very sad
about my school, but I’m
hopeful for a great future
of our kids.”
An enormous fireworks
display in honor of D.H.
Robbins highlighted the
ceremony’s end.
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stored in the time capsule, which was opened at the end of the ceremony.
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A12 • July 25, 2015
Summer parades
by Melissa Piper Nelson
Within our communi-
ty, summer parades
and celebrations were
a time away from the
busy chores of crop-
ping, haying and livestock shows. A nearby
village, which for most
times of the year, was
a sleepy, quiet place
with a large central
park, transformed itself one day each summer into a bustling,
lively boom town on
parade day.
Complete with high
school bands, service
group floats, dance
teams, baton twirlers,
cheerleaders, horses
and costumed walkers,
the
parade
drew
crowds that overflowed
into the village streets
and beyond. Even sophisticated business
people turned a little
loony on parade day by
spoofing their own
businesses with gags
and crazily-decorated
cars.
On parade day we
did
the
necessary
chores early, cleaned
up and set out for the
village to try and get a
good seat, or place to
stand. Somehow, we
never managed either,
but as kids, we could
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rows of adults in front
of us to get a good seat
along the sidewalk.
Then for a magical
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hooted
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us.
Sometimes we were
lucky enough to grab
some candy or souvenirs flung from the
floats and sometimes
we just had to wait until after the parade to
get a hotdog and soda
in the park.
If for some reason,
you couldn’t attend the
parade yourself, you
expected the designated family member to
relate all the details
with precision. They
had to tell you what
floats were best, what
band played the most
inspiring march, and
how
many
horses
pranced along.
Some families took
the entire parade day
away from their farms
and small town lives to
savor a day away from
work and be together.
We
often
returned
home to a picnic, a
rest in the afternoon
and resumed our farm
chores in the evening.
Even so, parade day
captured the essence
of summer’s different
life rhythm in taking
one day to do something different.
I’m glad many small
and large towns still
take the time to celebrate with summer parades. There is something unique about
people in a community
coming together to celebrate — to take a day
apart from commuting
away and instead gathering together.
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A14 • July 25, 2015
Antiques & auctions...
Collecting:
Teddy Bear
Going, going...yours!
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Sat., July 25th Consignment Auction ~ 6:33pm
Sun., July 26th Breeder Sale ~ 11:33am
Sat., August 1st Consignment Auction ~ 6:33pm
Thurs., August 6th Food Auction ~ 6:33pm
Sat., August 8th Consignment Auction ~ 6:33pm
Sun., August 9th Breeder Sale ~ 11:33am
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Collecting:
Fishing lures
by Larry Cox
Q: My dad was quite a
fisherman. In fact, most
of our family vacations
centered around fishing
sites and campgrounds. I
have several tackle boxes
full of lures, and I understand they have value.
How can I find out if any
that I have are worth
keeping?
—
Bill,
Lafayette, CO
A: There are several excellent references that
should be helpful. A personal favorite is “Classic
Fishing Lures: Identification & Price Guide,” by
Russell E. Lewis and
published by Krause
Books. This comprehensive guide features lures
by such companies as
Heddon, Paw Paw, Creek
Chub, Pflueger, Shake-
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Q: I picked up a Hummel figurine at a garage
sale for $50. It is No. 4,
“What’s That?” When was
it made, and how much is
it worth? — Susan, St.
Louis, MO
A: I found your figurine
referenced in “The Official
M.I. Hummel Price Guide”
by Heidi Ann Von Ricklinghausen and published by Krause Books.
According to this guide,
your figurine was issued
in 1997 as an exclusive
preview edition for members of the M.I. Hummel
club. It is valued by Voin
Ricklinghausen in the
$105-$115 range.
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an unusual question, but
several weeks ago I purchased a salt and pepper
set at a flea market, and
when I got home, I discovered that I could not unscrew the tops. I don’t
want to use too much
pressure since I could
break one or both. Do you
have any suggestions? —
Susan, Evergreen, CO
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vinegar. Let the set soak
overnight. This should
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Q: I have a doll made
by Mattel and called
“Shopping Sheryl.” I
think I got it for my birthday in about 1970. —
Elizabeth, Naperville, IL
A: Your doll was, indeed, manufactured in
1970 and is valued at
$65. I found it in “200
Years of Dolls” by Dawn
Herlocher and published
by Krause Books.
Write to Larry Cox in
care of KFWS, 628 Virginia Dr., Orlando, FL
32083, or send e-mail to
questionsforcox@aol.com
. Due to the large volume
of mail he receives, Mr.
Cox cannot personally
answer all reader questions, nor does he do appraisals. Do not send any
materials requiring return mail.
(c) 2015 King Features
Synd., Inc.
by Larry Cox
Q: I have a Teddy bear from about 1910. It is beige
mohair with felt pads and shoe button eyes. It is 20inches in length. — Barbara, Canton, Ohio
A: In 1902, Theodore Roosevelt was on a hunting
trip in Mississippi. When he refused to shoot a bear
cub, newspaper cartoonist Clifford Berryman produced a drawing he entitled “Drawing the Line in Mississippi.” That drawing inspired Morris Michtom,
founder of the Ideal Toy Company, to produce a line of
toy bears that he named “Teddy’s Bears.” That’s how
it all began.
I have contacted several collectors, and they seem to
agree that your bear would sell in the $500 to $750
range. As with most collectibles, condition is paramount.
Q: I have three pieces of Roseville pottery that I received from my aunt a number of years ago. Can you
please help me with how much they are worth? — Patricia, Fiskeville, Rhode Island
A: The same week that I received your letter, I receive several others, including a request from Louis in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, asking about the value of
books and Betty in Peoria, Arizona, who has a rocking
chair and asked for an appraisal by me. Let me answer
all of these requests at one time. As I have often stated in this column, I do not provide appraisals. Occasionally I share values, but they come from other
sources, including reference books and price guides.
If you have something that you think is valuable,
you should have an appraisal done by a certified professional. There are two types of appraisals: verbal,
which is generally less expensive, and written, which
is best for insurance purposes.
Q: My dad is a Vietnam veteran. Recently, he and I
looked through his old duffle bag. Among his uniforms, he has combat boots, a battlefield Bible, some
photographs, a canteen and other assorted items. Are
they worth keeping? — Carl, Rio Rancho, New Mexico
A: Most war memorabilia is collectible. One of the
better price guides is “Warman’s Vietnam War Collectibles” by David Doyle and published by Krause
Books. Incidentally, vintage military combat boots are
extremely popular and some are selling in the $35 to
$50 range.
Write to Larry Cox in care of KFWS, P.O. Box
536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send e-mail to
questionsforcox@aol.com . Due to the large volume of
mail he receives, Mr. Cox cannot personally answer all
reader questions, nor does he do appraisals. Do not
send any materials requiring return mail.
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July 25, 2015 • A15
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Creative container
combinations
by Dr. Leonard Perry, Horticulture Professor, University of Vermont
Combining
several
types of flowers in the
same growing container
has been popular in England and Europe for some
time, and has become
quite popular now in this
country as well. Combine
the right plants and they
are easy to maintain, at-
tractive, and perfect for
those with small spaces
or little time to garden.
With so many new
plants to choose from, including perennials and
even tropical plants in
addition to annual flowers, how do you decide?
Chris Schlegel, head
grower for D.S. Cole
Growers in New Hampshire, has some sugges-
tions. She says you
should consider both cultural needs for your
choices, and basic design
principles.
Since your choices will
be in the same container,
make sure they have a
similar tolerance for sun
or shade. Make sure the
moisture and fertility requirements are compatible. Use plants with similar vigor, so that one
strong selection doesn’t
overtake the planter and
grow over less vigorous
ones. Reading the labels
on plants, and asking
professionals at complete
garden stores, can help
answer these questions.
Then consider design.
For container gardens to
have the most impact,
three various plant forms
should be used. There
should be tall plants that
give an upright character
to the planter, mounded
plants to add volume,
and cascading or trailing
plants to visually soften
the edges.
You often see these referred to as “thrillers” for
the upright or unusual
that attract attention
first, “fillers” that add the
mass and fill in, and the
“spillers” that cascade
over the side. Thrillers
are big and bold, often
with
large
leaves.
Thrillers can be plants
with unusual foliage, vibrant colors, or unique
form.
Fillers are often foliage,
filling in or weaving about
the thriller.
Spillers help soften pot
edges and sides, and visually anchor the pot to
the ground. Often they
contrast in color or texture with the other
plants.
You should use a variety of plant textures to
add interest. Texture is
the visual effect created,
usually by size or shapes
of leaves.
Mixed planters can be
either symmetrical and
formal, or asymmetrical
and informal. To be symmetrical, visually divide
the container in half, and
either side should be the
same as the other. To create symmetry, use even
numbers of plants, and
ones that remain discreet
and don’t grow together.
To be most aesthetically pleasing, the plant size
should be one to two
times the height of the
container.
Generally there are four
color schemes you might
consider. Monochromatic
color schemes rely on
various shades of a single
color, such as the yellow
or red combinations described above. Polychromatic combinations are
just the opposite, using a
variety of colors. The
British are famous for
such combinations, often
using 10 or more different flowers and colors in
the same planter.
Analogous schemes use
combinations of colors
that are adjacent to each
other on the color wheel,
such as red and orange
or blue and purple. Keep
in mind that warm colors
(red,
orange,
yellow)
catch your attention and
are seen from a distance,
while the cool colors
(green, blue, purple) are
more
soothing
and
should be seen at closer
range.
Complimentary color
schemes make use of colors that are opposite each
other on the color wheel.
One last color effect is
to contrast, or “echo”, one
color in a leaf for instance
with another plant.
Persian Shield, the
mint-leaf, and the silver
licorice plant are exam-
ples of silver foliage being
used to act as a neutral
color, and to bring out
other colors in combinations. White flowers also
can be used effectively to
separate
colors
that
might otherwise clash.
Don’t forget to consider
herbs and vegetables in
your combinations, either
with flowers or by themselves. A colorful stake
with tomatoes or beans in
the center of a large pot
might be surrounded
with carrots as filler, and
flowers as spillers. Or
just surround them with
beans to fill and spill.
Consider colorful Swiss
chard, or red-leaved lettuces, mixed in with flowers. There are quite a few
ornamental and colorful
peppers that blend well in
container combinations.
Wherever you go, watch
for good design combinations and make note of
them and the plants. You
may want to hold plants
next to each other when
shopping in spring to
gauge the effect. Don’t be
afraid to just start combining plants. You’ll soon
learn which you like and
which work together better. The possibilities are
almost infinite!
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July is National Grilling
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between 60 and 70 percent of foodborne illnesses occur with homecooked food. Grilling outdoors presents special
food safety challenges,
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The same food safety
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temperature control and
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When preparing food to
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A18 • July 25, 2015
Kitchen Diva: Just peachy
by Angela Shelf Medearis
Peaches are the perfect
summer
fruit.
When
they’re ripe, they are the
sweet taste of summer,
whether eaten out of hand
or in your favorite dessert.
There are two types of
peaches: Early peaches
are clingstone (woody
center pit adheres to
flesh), and mid-summer
peaches are freestone
(woody pit falls out easily
when fruit is cut in half).
Clingstone peaches are
firmer and better for canning, grilling or adding to
savory cooked dishes.
Freestone peaches are
softer, juicer and more
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Peaches spoil very easily,
even when unripe. Choose
fragrant peaches that are
unblemished and not too
hard — they should yield
slightly to the pressure of a
thumb. Avoid peaches
with green coloring, as
they were probably picked
too early. They’re not as
sweet and won’t ripen
properly. Peaches don’t get
sweeter after they’re harvested, though fruit will
become softer and juicer
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as it matures.
Look for skins that
show background color of
yellow or cream — the
amount of red or pink
“blush” on the fruit depends on variety and is
not a reliable indicator of
ripeness. Watch out for
dark colored, mushy,
bruised peaches that are
overripe and beginning to
spoil. Tan circles or spots
on the skin are early
signs of decay.
Don’t pack peaches too
closely, or they’ll spoil
and cause nearby peaches to rot. Unripe peaches
can be left to ripen at
room temperature. This
process can be hastened
by placing them in a paper bag for a few days.
Peaches taste best at
room temperature and
will keep for 3-4 days,
slightly longer in the refrigerator. Wash the fruit
just before eating.
Peaches peel more easily if blanched for 1
minute, then cooled immediately in ice-cold water to stop the effect of
the heat ... do not soak.
The flesh of the peach
tends to brown on contact with air. To prevent
this, eat or cook the
peach immediately, or
sprinkle it with lemon or
orange juice, or an ascorbic acid product.
Freezing: Select fully
ripe fruit. Peel, pit and
slice. Treat to prevent
darkening. Sugar pack:
sprinkle fruit with desired amount of sugar;
gently stir; allow fruit to
stand until sugar dissolves; pack fruit into
freezer container leaving
1/2-inch headspace.
Syrup pack: Prepare a
light, medium or heavy
syrup of your choice. Add
1/2 cup syrup to freezer
container; add sliced fruit
and gently shake to pack
fruit, leaving 1/2-inch
headspace.
Dehydrating: Remove
skin and pits. Cut into
1/2-inch slices or circles.
Treat to prevent darkening. Dry at 130 F until
pliable with no moisture.
Drying concentrates the
nutrients; dried peaches
are especially rich in
potassium and iron.
My recipe for Grilled
Peaches with Lemon
Honey Cream is an easy
way to showcase the delicious flavor of summer
peaches.
(Additional information
provided by Susan MillsGray, Nutrition Specialist, Cass County, University of Missouri Extension.)
Grilled Peaches with
topping
• 4 large, fresh, ripe
peaches, halved
• 1-1/2 tablespoons
butter, melted
• 2 tablespoons sugar
• Lemon Honey Cream
Topping (recipe follows)
• 8 gingersnaps or
vanilla wafers, crushed
1. Heat grill or stovetop
grill pan, and grease the
grill or pan with a neutral-flavored oil. When
grill is hot, place peaches,
cut-side down, on it for 5
minutes or until peaches
soften and have grill
marks.
2. Turn peaches cutside up; brush with melted butter and sprinkle
each with sugar. Remove
peaches from grill. Sprinkle half of crushed cookies on each peach. Top
with Lemon Honey Cream
Topping and sprinkle
with remaining cookie
mixture. Serves 4.
Lemon Honey Cream
• 2 cups half-and-half
• 1/4 cup sugar, stevia
or agave nectar
• 1 tablespoon cornstarch
• 2 tablespoons honey
• 1/2 tablespoon lemon
juice
• 1/8 teaspoon salt
• 3 egg yolks
Whisk together all ingredients in a heavy 3
quart saucepan. Bring to
boil over medium heat,
whisking
constantly.
Boil, whisking constantly, for 1 minute. Remove
from heat. Serve warm or
cold. Makes approximately 2-1/3 cups
Angela Shelf Medearis
is an award winning children’s author, culinary
historian and the author
of seven cookbooks. Her
new cookbook is “The
Kitchen Diva’s Diabetic
Cookbook.” Her website is
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July 25, 2015 • A19
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MAX - 6 year old male Pit Bull mix. Came to
the shelter on June 3rd because his owner
was no longer able to care for him. Good with
some dogs and fine with older kids.
DAISY - 1 year old female Chihuahua/Jack
Russell mix. Came to the shelter on May
31st. Good with some dogs and fine with
older kids.
BRIER - White and brown female Beagle
mix, about 3 years old. Abandoned by her
owner. Good with some dogs. Knows the
"sit" command. Good on leash.
BRANDI - 2 - 4 year old female Bulldog
mix. Found at the Dunkin' Donuts in
Fultonville on May 22nd. Good with some
dogs. Fine with older kids.
BUTTONS - 10 year old female Lab mix.
Came to the shelter on July 4th because her
owner was no longer able to care for her.
PEGGY - 7 - 8 year old female Pug. Found
on Paris Road, Fonda on July 8th. She’s a
doll!
BOO - 6 year old male Husky. Came to the
shelter on June 3rd. Gentle and low-key.
Excellent on leash. Good with other dogs.
Fine with older kids.
OTTO - 5 1/2 month old male
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SHAY - 2 year old female Lab mix. Knows
“sit” and “shake”. Fine with older kids. Good
with some dogs and some cats.
MIKE - Male Lab/Boxer mix, 9 months old.
Came to the shelter on June 17, 2015.Very
handsome with a great personality! Good
with some dogs, fine with kids.
LUCKY - Black female, about 3 years old.
Came to the shelter in February because
her owner was no longer able to care for
her.
HAILEY - Very pretty orange and white 2
year old female. Came to the shelter in
March 2013. Fine with other cats.
ZEUS - 4 - 6 year old gray (blue) male with a
wonderful expressive face! He was found on
Hilltop Road, Sprakers in December 2014.
Not good with dogs.
FRENCHIE - Lovely 2 year old black and
white female. Playful and responsive. Came
to the shelter March 10th with sister Paris.
Not good with dogs.
WARREN - Wonderful 11 week old orange
and white male. Found (with Carly). Came
to the shelter on June 14th.
PETER - 2 month old male tiger kitten.
Found on May 27th. He and his siblings
were abandoned by their mother.
ERIE KITS - There are 2 adorable Erie
Kittens, male and female. Found in a box at
Erie Station in Fort Plain on June 11th.
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plan, 3BR/2BA, 1st flr laundry, 1.5 car garage, deck. Just 14 years young
for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$169,900.
For more info, photos, videos or to make an appt, visit our website!
MOHAWK Towne & Country Realty
Sue Leavitt, Licensed Real Estate Broker
Corner Rte. 5 & McKinley Rd., Palatine Bridge, NY • 518-673-5482
110.6 Acres,
Currytown Rd,
1/3 Woods,
tillable soils, some
pasture, good
drainage, borders
Creek.
over 1000 ft. road
frontage with
electric at the road.
2 surveyed parcels
being sold together.
Privacy to build.
Open to offers.
Retiring
Soon?
3 bedroom, 2
bath mobile
home with 2
additions.
Spacious
kitchen
w/appliances, large living room, dining area, family
room, nice fenced yard, located in an “over 55 Park”
in Fort Plain, well maintained & priced to move
quickly at $27,500
Lots of
Canajoharie
Tri-Level Home
Possibilities
Recently listed
Here
3 bedroom, 1 ½
Remodeled Ft.
bath on a quiet
Plain “1810 Old
dead-end
Mill” building has
village street.
3 BR, 3 bath
Garage,
apartment
laundry, bonus
w/fireplace,
room on 1st floor; kitchen, living, dining, den on 2nd;
ground floor commercial kitchen, dining, gathering room
3 bedrooms on 3rd. Convenient living with a nice
& restrooms; full walk out basement; insulated attic…
screened sun porch off the back. Dead-end street.
can be multi use. Owners are VERY OPEN TO OFFERS?
$105,500 (Offers?)
Valley Brook
Country
Home
Owners have
done a beautiful job remodeling this
3 bedroom Ft.
Plain home
on 13+ acres with woods. Large Colonial kitchen, new
bath / laundry; 1st floor master bedroom has double
closets, full basement, updated utilities, plus a multi car
garage. “Just Move In!” Asking $137,500
Amanda Haig, Sales Assoc.
Jolene Memrick, Sales Assoc.
Art Meka, Sales Assoc.
Carol Meka, Assoc. Broker
2 Family Money Maker
$42,500
Gloversville, good
income, fully rented
remodeled & repaired
kitchen, living room,
bedroom & bath each
apartment; or can live
in one & let the rental
help pay your mortgage. Either way – a
darn good investment.
518-673-3235
518-673-5482
518-673-5401
518-673-5401
Visit Us: www.mohawk-realty.com
more information.
JULY 1-31
Arkell Center
Events for
June
Arkell Center, Canajoharie,
NY. Arkell Center Programs
for all area seniors during
July are as follows:
Monday-Friday: 11:45 am.
OFA Meals of Montgomery
Program serves hot meals,
suggested $3 donation for 60
and older. Call 673-2000 for
reservations.
Mondays-Fridays:
10-12
noon. Arkell's Indoor Walking Program will continue.
Seniors invited.
Mon, Wed & Fri: 10-10:30
am. Senior Exercise Program
is in the basement. Open to
all area Seniors. Coffee
served after.
Wednesdays: 2:30-3:30 pm.
Gentle Yoga with instructor
Patty Pietrowicz in the basement. Open to all area seniors.
Thursdays: 10:15 am. Join
the Diet Club in the Gallery.
The goal is to be accountable
Calendar B4
“ Because Your”
Move Matters
Junell Gray ~
Licensed Real Estate
Salesperson
New Listing $134,000
114 Old State Route 80, Fort Plain
Capital District
935 New Loudon Rd, Latham, NY 12110
CELL/TEXT (518) 588-5141
Office (518) 724-5864
www.JunellGray.com
www.UpstateNYRuralHomes.com
This is a S TUNNINGG 3 BDRM
M RANCH with a HUGE
Local, Honest & Dependable.
2 car garage, carport, pool, and in-law apt./finished
Call today for all your real estate needs.
area in the basement, portion of yard is fenced, all
situated on 1.2 acres & on a dead end road.
REDUCED $135,000
247 Sprakers Rd., Esperance
825 St. Hwy. 163, Fort Plain
WEE HAVEE A 200 ACREE HORSEE FARM
M HERE!!
3 BDRMS, 1 1/2 baths with an amazing view. 2
individual stalls, 1 large run in stall that can house 6
H ONN 4 ACRES,, 3 BDRMS,
to 8 horses, a tack A VERYY NICEE RANCH
room & Hunting 2 FULLL BATHS, 1 car attached garage and a 2 car
detached garage with workshop. All rooms are
Cabin on property.
CLOSE TO ROUTE spacious & it has a beautiful family room with large
20 & ROUTE 162
windows to enjoy the country setting!
FOR AN EASY
COMMUTE TO
New Listing $75,000
THE CAPITAL
REGION.
206 Prospect St., Johnstown
307 Mohawk Drive, Tribes Hill
WAYY MORE
M HERE
ROOM
THANN MEETS
THEE EYEE (just
over 1600 sq ft).
4 spacious BDRMS, cute, move in condition, 2 car
garage, deck, full basement, nice corner lot & in the
Fonda-Fultonville School District. Newer natural gas
furnace & reasonable taxes.
2 FAMILYY NICEE
INVESTMENT,
This is a nice
spacious owner
occupied 2 family. Upper unit is
currently vacant, easy to show, low taxes & nice
investment opportunity. Each unit has 2 BDRMS, easy
to rent at a min. of $650 per month. Lots of off street
parking, full basement, full attic & shed.
July 25, 2015 • B3
S h op Lo c a l
S upp ort o ur
Don’t have a Meltdown
with a Breakdown!
Enjoy peace of mind with a
summer car care checkup.
Call for an appointment
and we’ll check your . . .
• Tires • Suspension • Lights
• Fluids • Belts • Hoses
• Brakes • Wipers • Battery and more
We Care at . . .
Shults’ Auto Center
B us i ness es
243 W. Grand St., Palatine Bridge
AAA Approved
Auto Repair Center
Todd Hoffman
Proprietor
in
C a n aj o h a r ie a n d
P a l at i ne Br i d ge
Canajoharie Academy of
Performing Arts
Summer Registration
Sat., August 1st •10am-12pm
AGES 2 TO ADULT
Studio Art
Photography
Paint & Sip
Kids Classes
Yoga
Gallery
79 Church Street
Canajoharie
(518) 900-ART9
www.artboxcanjo.com
for $19.99
’s Meat Market
Peruzzi
34 Reed Street
(518) 336-5299
www.dancecapa.com
Arts &
Crafts
Private
Parties
Corporate
& Special
Events
# Pick 5 Program #
5 Packs
Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop,
Modern, Pointe, Acro/Tumbling,
Musical Theatre,
Piano & Violin Lessons
Instruction
W E A LSO C ARRY
• Adirondack Bill’s Pickles
• Patriot Pickles • Slush Puppies
69 CHURCH STREET • CANAJOHARIE
518-673-3382
NEED INSURANCE HELP?
PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE!
BUSINESS-PERSONAL
Frank’s
Welding & Fab
339 E. Main St.
Canajoharie
The Hearn Agency Inc
PO Box 329 • 209 Erie Blvd, Canajoharie, NY 13317
518-673-3263 • 518-673-2905 (fax)
Jacksland Associates
PO Box 120 • 343 N. Comrie Ave, Johnstown, NY 12095
518-762-4647 • 518-762-0401 (fax)
• Welding • Handrails
• Trailer Hitches & Wiring • Fifth Wheels
• Goosenecks & Class I-IV
• RV Trailer Parts & Repair
NO JOB TOO SMALL OR BIG
Since 1978 - Frank L. Snyder - Snyder’s Welding
(518) 673-2797
B4 • July 25, 2015
AUG 1, SEP 5, OCT 3, NOV
7 & DEC 5
Calendar of events
Calendar from B2
while losing or maintaining
your weight. Call Grace 6732112.
SPECIAL EVENTS
July 29: 12:30-4 pm. Senior
Citizens Pinochle Card Party,
donation $2, prizes & re-
freshments. If you would like
to sub, call Terry at 518673-5635.
July 28: 11:15 am -12:15
pm. Blood Pressure Clinic.
Home Health Care Partner's
Corp. (Co-Sponsored by St.
Mary's & Nathan Littauer
Hospital). Home Health Care
Partners Corp. also provides
health and wellness information.
Aug. 11 & Sept. 12: 9 am 3
pm.
Defensive
Driving/Point Reduction 6
hour course through the
Shults Agency. Call for
reservations 673-4408.
MEETINGS
Meeting for Alzheimer's/Dementia Caregiver Support
Group CANCELLED FOR
JULY. Next meeting will be
Aug. 25.
JUL 24-26
"Fiddler On the Roof" on
Stage in Canajoharie
Arkell Performing Arts Center, Canajoharie High School
. Ju;y 24-25 at 7 pm, July 26
at 3 pm. $7 adults, $4 students and over 65. Children
under 5 are free.
JUL 25
Van Alstyne Homestead
& Museum
Van Alstyne Homestead &
Museum. Open every Saturday from Memorial Day
weekend to Labor Day weekend from 1-4 pm. On Internet
at
www.facebook.com/vanalstynehomestead
You're Invited to the
"Marriage of Gil & Lana"
Palatine Church, Rt. 5 2.6
miles west of Nelliston, NY. 3
pm. Join reenactors at the
historic
1770
Palatine
Church as they recreate the
marriage of Gil Martin and
Lana Borst at the Palatine
Church as described in Walter Edmonds "Drums Along
the Mohawk."
JUL 29,
AUG 5, 12, 19 & 26
Learn To Meditate
Canajoharie Library & Arkell
Museum, 2 Erie Blvd., Canajoharie, NY. 5:30 pm. Call
518-428-4692 or e-mail
melaniep@meditateupstate.c
om to learn more.
RSVPs welcome.
AUG 1
Acoustic Coffee House
Fultonville, NY. 6:30-10 pm.
And don't forget the Acoustic
Coffee Houses' 7th Annual
Party in the Perk Summer
Special Open Mic on June 20
outside in Fultonville Park
from 3-8 pm.
Oppenheim Historical
Society Town Wide
Garage Sales
Rt. 29 between Dolgeville &
Johnstown. 10 am - 3 pm.
Food & maps available at
town barn.
'Physics is phun' Physics day for kids
at
Acoustic Coffee House
Fultonville United Methodist
Church. 6:30 pm. Any questions call 518-986-2758.
AUG 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30
Not Just for Kids
Storytelling
Schoharie Crossing State
Historic Site Visitor Center.
6:30 pm. For more information call 518-29-7516.
AUG 4-6
Young Pioneer Program
Fort Klock, 7214 NY-5, St
Johnsville. A three day educational program for Children between the ages of 9 &
13. The children will experience frontier life and colonial
lifestyles will having fun
learning about what life was
like for children of that period. Call 518-568-7779 to
register. A small fee is
charged.
AUG 8
'Home, Home on the
Homestead' - Ask a Big
Animal Vet
weekend-Labor Day weekend from 1-4 pm. On Internet
at
MVC Hosts Local Talent 3rd Annual River Through
Time Benefit
Haslett Park, Fort Plain, NY.
Free admission. For more information contact info@mohawkvalleycollective.com or
by calling 518-993-5506.
AUG 9
Church in the Park
Haslett Park, Fort Plain, NY.
All events start at 6 pm. Music by 4 Ever 1. Pastor Dave
Prashst.
Ice Cream Social
Root Historical Society, 1067
Carlisle Rd., Flat Creek, NY.
4-7 pm.
AUG 15
'Open Wide' - Dental care,
cancer screenings, & more
at
The Village of Ames
Museum Will Be Open
9 am - 3 pm. Visit our website at amesmuseum.weebly.com
AUG 16
Tail Gate Swap Meet
Canajoharie Forest Fish &
Game Club, 149 Fish &
Game Club Rd., Canajoharie, NY. Hunting, fishing,
collectables, antiques, decoys, gun parts, old & new
ammo & hunting/shooting
accessories, artwork, sporting supplies & more. Arts &
crafts vendors welcome. Display space $15. Pre-registration suggested. 40 spaces
available. Set up 6:30-8:30
am. Public admission 9 am.
$3/person. Kitchen open,
complete chicken bbq avail-
able at noon for $9. Contact
John Hayes, 5189922-5055
or Gary Shineman, 518-6732166 for more information.
No alcoholic beverages, no
loaded firearms in show. All
state and federal laws must
be adhered to.
AUG 22
'It's Getting Hot in Here...'
Fire Department - Fire
Safety Course
at
MVC Summer
Concert Series
Leah Shaw and Aviva Jaye,
Monica Garrido, eBone Underground, Eugene Tyler
Band, and AJ Ghent Band.
Unity Hall, Fort Plain. Advance tickets are $7.50. For
more information contact
info@mohawkvalleycollective.com or by calling 518993-5506.
Youth and Open
Horse Show
Herkimer
Fairgrounds,
Frankfort, NY. Starts at 9
a.m. 18 and under in youth
classes compete free all day.
Open classes $3 entry fee.
Contact Jeff Elthorp at 315895-7464.
E-mail
info@herkimercountyfair.org
or visit www.herkimercountyfair.com
AUG 29
'For the Birds' Presentation on the Birds
of the Mohawk Valley
at
SEP 5
The Van Alstyne Family
Reunion & VAHS
Membership Appreciation
Day Pot Luck Lunch
at
SEP 12-13
Two Day Giant Craft Fair
Fort Klock Historic Restoration, St. Johnsville, NY. Sat.
10 am - 5 pm, Sun. 10 am 4 pm. Free admission and
parking. Call 518-568-7779.
On Internet at www.fortklockrestoration.org
DEC 6
St. Nicholas Day
Fort Klock Historic Restoration, St. Johnsville, NY. 123:30 pm. All children will receive a homemade wooden
ornament from St. Nicholas.
Tryon Co. Milita will drill,
storyteller, roaring fires, pine
bough decorations and a
tree. Call 518-568-7779. On
Internet at www.fortklockrestoration.org
July 25, 2015 • B5
2015
FRANKFORT,, NY
AUGUSTT 18-23
“A FAIR FOR ALL SEASONS”
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th
3:00 P.M. - OPENING CEREMONIES - Memorial Park
4:00 P.M. - Gates Open
5:00 P.M. - “SPORTS CHALLENGE”
5:30 P.M. - SMALL ANIMAL JUDGING
6:30 P.M. - Jr. MISS, Little MISS, Little MISTER
8:30 P.M. - PRINCE, PRINCESS & QUEEN PAGEANTS
10:30 P.M. - FIREWORKS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19th
10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. - CHILDREN'S DAY
Ride Specials (rides open at noon)
9:30 A.M. - HOLSTEIN SHOW
11:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. - SENIOR BINGO
5:00 P.M. - KIDDIE FIREMATICS
6:00 P.M. - Brookfield GARDEN TRACTOR PULL
7:30 P.M. & 9:30 P.M. - “SHANIA TWIN”
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th
10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. - CHILDREN'S DAY (children under 11 admitted free)
Ride Specials (rides open at noon)
11:30 A.M. - YOUTH BEEF, SHEEP, GOAT SHOW
1:00 P.M. - ICE CREAM GIVEAWAY
5:00 P.M. - KIDDIE FIREMATICS
7:00 P.M. - DOUBLE M RODEO
7:30 P.M. & 9:30 P.M. - "RUBY SHOOZ"
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21st
9:30 A.M. - COLORED BREED SHOW
11:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. - “AGRICULTURE SCAVENGER HUNT ”
3:00 P.M. & 5:30 P.M. - “PEDAL TRACTOR PULL”
7:00 P.M. - DEMOLITION DERBY
7:30 P.M. & 9:30 P.M. "SHOWTIME”
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd
9:00 A.M. - OPEN & YOUTH HORSE SHOW
11:00 A.M. - OPEN BEEF, SHEEP, GOAT SHOWS
11:00 A.M. - “SOCCER KICK”
1:00 P.M. - TALENT SHOW
4:00 P.M. - “CHILDREN'S RODEO”
6:00 P.M. - 4 WHEEL DRIVE TRUCK PULL
7:30 P.M. & 9:30 P.M. "THE SWAMP DRIVERS”
SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd
10:00 A.M. - TRACTOR PULL
11:00 A.M. - HOOP SHOOT
1:00 P.M. - BUG COUNTRY SHOWDOWN
1:00 P.M. - “ANIMAL COSTUME CLASS”
3:00 P.M. - “FARMER’S OLYMPICS”
4:00 P.M. - “CHILDREN'S RODEO”
5:00 P.M. - Bookfield GARDEN TRACTOR PULL
7:00 P.M. - JD & THE ROLLIN SOUTH BAND
Everyday Acts Include:
Sue-Wee-Flying Pigs • Agri-Puppets
Barnyard Cackle Review
Milkyways’ Farm Adventure
Karaoke • Police/Fire Demos
ADMISSION:
Adults (12 & Older) 7.00 • Children 5-11 $3.00 • Under 5 Free
FREE Parking
Advance Sale $5.00 - sold until August 17th
$
For info call 315-895-7464
or Web www.HerkimerCountyfair.org
B6 • July 25, 2015
“Negativity is the enemy of creativity.”
— David Lynch
ANSWERS
July 25, 2015 • B7
THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL!!
All things automotive
2013 FORD FOCUS SE
Gray, ONLY 14,000
Miles!! 4 Cyl., Auto,
AC, CD, Alloys, Full
Power, Balance of
Factory Warranty.
A/C service: keep your car cool when things heat up
Sitting in traffic when
temperatures soar without a properly functioning air conditioning (A/C)
system is the last place
most drivers want to be.
To help avoid this uncomfortable situation, the
non-profit
Car
Care
Council recommends that
motorists be car care
aware and have their A/C
system checked annually
to make sure it is working
at peak performance
when they need it most.
A vehicle’s heating,
ventilating and air condi-
tioning system (HVAC)
keeps the interior cabin
comfortable in any season by providing the right
temperature and humidity level. Typical A/C service consists of the following steps:
• Service technician vi-
sually inspects hoses,
lines, seals and other
components for leaks as
well as inspect the drive
belt for cracks or damage.
• Technician checks
pressures to test operation, refrigerant charge
and outlet temperatures.
• If the system is found
to be low on refrigerant, a
leak test is performed to
find the source of the
leak. Keep in mind that if
your vehicle is leaking refrigerant, it is damaging
the ozone layer.
• Refrigerant may be
added if necessary to “top
off” the system, although
some states do not allow
“topping off.”
• A technician may also
check for evidence of refrigerant cross-contamination, which is the mixing of refrigerants.
• A/C service should
also include a check of
the compressor’s drive
belt and tension.
The Car Care Council
also recommends that
when having a vehicle’s
HVAC system inspected,
the cabin air filter be
checked to make sure air
is flowing properly into
the car.
“Making sure your A/C
system is working properly will keep you cool
and safe when you hit the
road this summer,” said
Rich White, executive director, Car Care Council.
The Car Care Council is
the source of information
for the “Be Car Care
Aware” consumer education campaign promoting
the benefits of regular vehicle care, maintenance
and repair to consumers.
For a copy of the council’s
Car Care Guide or for
more information, visit
www.carcare.org.
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“Saltshaker” is a slang term for a snowplow.
Truckers call it that because of its ability
to spread salt on icy highways.
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B8 • July 25, 2015
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