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A2 • October 31, 2015
ORIGINAL VALLEY PENNYSAVER
OPEN 7am-9pm • 7 days a week
1893 Premium Angus
Master Trimmed Beef
Bottom Round
Roast
3
1893 Premium All Natural Pork
$ 99
Bone-In
Pork Loin Roast
1
$ 99
Lb.
Lb.
1893 Premium Angus
Master Trimmed Beef
1893 Premium
All Natural Pork
24 Pk. 12 Oz. Cans
Select Varieties Plus Dep
Boneless
Chuck
$
Roast
Bone-In Pork
Shoulder Steak or
Western Style Ribs
Pepsi, Diet Pepsi
or Mtn Dew
399
Lb.
1
$ 69
Lb.
2/$
Must Buy 2
Final
Cost
12
BUY 2
Instant savings at register
US #1 5 Lb. Bag
2 Lb. Bag
Yellow
Cooking
Onions
BUY 1 GET 1
FREE
Powerhouse
Red or
Yukon Gold
Potatoes
19-32 Oz.
Select Varieties
Ore-Ida
Potatoes
BUY 1 GET 1
FREE
3.7-5 Oz.
Select Varieties
18-19 Oz.
Select Varieties
15-24 Oz.
Select Varieties
Betty Crocker
Specialty BUY 1 GET 1
Potatoes FREE
Progresso
Classic BUY 1 GET 1
FREE
Soups
Classico
Pasta BUY 1 GET 1
Sauce FREE
8 Oz.
Select Varieties
13 Oz.
Select Varieties
12.5-14 Oz.
Select Varieties
Best Yet
Shredded
Cheese
Quaker
BUY 1 GET 1
Life
Cereal FREE
BUY 1 GET 1
FREE
Tri Valley
Dry Cleaning
Featuring Full Service
Boar’s Head Deli
Dry Cleaning
Drop-Off/Pick-Up
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Prices Effective:
Saturday, October 31st
through Friday,
November 6th, 2015
Not responsible for typographical errors.
Store has right to reserve quantities.
BUY 1 GET 1
FREE
Quaker
Cap’n BUY 1 GET 1
Crunch FREE
Cereal
2X
SALE
DOUBLE COUPONS
Tuesday 5% Senior
Discount
Up to 99¢
%
DELIVERY SERVICE TUESDAYS!
PHONE, FAX, OR EMAIL US YOUR
ORDER FOR SAME DAY DELIVERY
PHONE: 315-429-8518
FAX: 315-429-9131
EMAIL:
[email protected]
STEEL OR FIBERGLAS
EXTERIOR
ENTRY
DOOR
UNITS
BY
THERMA-TRU
will
keep the cold out and
spruce up your entryway – many styles to
choose from.
C.H.
BURKDORF & SON, 35
Hough St., St. Johnsville
518-568-7016
YAMAHA Generators,
Pressure Washers, Water
Pumps. At SNO-PRO
Performance Rt5, Nelliston, NY., 518-993-3269.
SELF INKING STAMP Great for Raffle Tickets.
$20.00+ tax. Call Beth
at Lee Newspapers Inc.
518-673-0101
HAVING PROBLEMS
with your well or
pump? Call The Water
People - Provost Brothers! 518-868-2126
WANTED Contents Attics, Cellars, Barns, Outbuildings
XMAS
CASH. Also OLD Postcards. SHOWCASE ANTIQUES 315-823-1177.
GREAT SELECTION of
primitive items to include blue decorated
stoneware jugs in various sizes, period blanket
boxes-some in original
red paint in various
sizes, tools, unusual cast
iron pieces and much
more. THE GALLERY, 2
West Main Street, Saint
Johnsville, NY 13452.
518-568-5121.
IT WON’T BE LONG
SANTA WILL BE ON
HIS WAY! So don’t delay! Stop N Shop at Ester’s Budget Shop, 188
Canal Street, Fort Plain,
NY
(518)258-4286
ADVERTISERS: Get the
best responses from
your advertisements by
including the age, condition, price and best calling hours. Also, we always recommend insertion for at least 2 issues
for maximum benefits.
DEADLINE for placing
ads
is THURSDAY
NOON prior to edition
date. Calll Pegg 518-6730111
October 31, 2015 • A3
WE PAY CASH!
for all types of, Silver
Gold & Diamond jewelry.
ST. JOHNSVILLE 25 W. Main St.
St. Johnsville, NY 13452
Biggest and
Best
Gold Is At
An All-Time High
William Doerrer
& Son Jewelers
16 Canal Street, Fort Plain
(518) 993-3388
NOW OPEN
HE
B
ADS UP
P
AR
BER SHO
FULL SERVICE BARBER SHOP
Rick Thomas
Master Barber
12 Ann St., St. Johnsville
518-703-1515
• Haircuts
• Hot Towel Shaves
518-568-5689
Wed, Thurs, Fri 8-4
Sat 8-1
m Fadess too tapers,,
“From
wee doo itt all”
2009 PONTIAC G-6,
Grey, 30K, 4cyl, Auto,
AC, CD, Alloys. Sale:
$11,995. John C. Miller
518-762-7124.
Inc.
www.johncmiller.com
Attention:
Saint Johnsville Taxpayers
The Town Board wants to increase your taxes by
* 34% *
$ 99
Angus Bone
In NY Strip
Steaks
6
lb.
$ 99
Smithfield
Bacon
4
5
Marinated
Pork Sirlions
5lb. Red
Potatoes
2/$
$
3
$
Red Seedless
3lb. Eastern
Grapes
Apples
99
5 1
99
lb.
$ 99
23 oz. Smithfield
Water
Someone will be assigned to pick you up
3
$ 99
• Please Attend The Public Budget Hearing On
* 518-568-51211 *
lb.
Angus
Chuck
Roast
Crystal Geyser 24pk
• If anyone does not have transportation to the
meeting, please call:
1
$ 99
If you are concerned:
Thursday,, Nov.. 12th
0 PM
M att The
e Town
n Barn
att 6:30
Subs In The Valley
Boneless
Chicken
Breast
• Hot Towel Facials
• Edge Ups
GIFT CERTIFICATES
AVAILABLE
Prices Good
Sat. 10/24 Fri. 10/30/15
$
Cambell’s
99
2
Cambell’s
Tomato or
Chunky Soups
Chicken Noodle
Soup
99
¢ 2/$
10.75 Oz.
18.8 Oz.
4
Deli
Sliced
Oven Gold Turkey Breast $799 lb.
$
Deluxe Ham
1099 lb.
A4 • October 31, 2015
Dealer for Power Products - Generators,
Pressure Washers, Water Pumps
Parts & Accessories for
ALL Brands
Snowmobiles
ATVs • Motorcycles
Good Selection of Used Motorcycles (we service all brands)
# MOTORCYCLE STORAGE AVAILABLE #
Elect
DAVID STOWELL
Town of Oppenheim
Highway Superintendent
www.snopro.biz
November 3rd
Tues, Thurs, Fri 9-5; Wed 9-6; Sat 9-1
Closed Sunday & Monday
www.snopro.biz Rt. 5, Nelliston, NY • 518-993-3269
You Are
Welcome
At
Corner of Washington
& Lydius Streets
Fort Plain, NY
518-993-9929
T& J
Sunday at 11:00am
Wednesday at 6:30pm
OPEN
SUNDAYS
AS
AS
FRUITS / VEGETABLES
& GREENHOUSES
CELEBRATING 43 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
LOCAL HONEY, 10 LB BAG ONIONS
OLD MCMARLEY’S FRESH APPLE CIDER
CONCORD GRAPES
NEW YORK STATE APPLES
MACOUN, EMPIRES, CORTLANDS, MCINTOSH,
HONEY CRISP
FALL MUMS, CORN STALKS, PIE PUMPKINS
HOMEGROWN GARLIC BY THE STRING
NEW YORK STATE MAPLE SYRUP & SHARP CHEESE
~ Hapanowicz ~
• 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
AS
KEEP OLD MAN WINTER
OFF
YOUR
PORCH! Use PALRUF
Corrugated PVC – 26” x
8’ or 26” x 12’ clear panels. Easy to cut and
easy to install. C. H.
BURKDORF & SON, 35
518-568-7016
North Creek Auto Is a
Dealer for Blizzard All
Aluminum Trailers! Enclosed, Snowmobile, Car
Haulers, Utility
&
Dump Trailers.
315-866-3698
MOTORCYCLE STORAGE available. At SNOPRO Performance Rt5,
Nelliston, NY., 518-9933269.
FOR SALE – 1999 Ford
F-350 – 6 speed, dually,
diesel, flat bed in very
good condition. For
more information call
(518)332-3442
Grandview
Baptist Church
Pastor Dan West
FABRAL roofing & siding panels with 30 year
warranty against fading
and chalking. Can be
ordered cut to length
and many colors to
choose from.
C.H.
BURKDORF & SON, 35
Hough Street,
St.
Johnsville 518-568-7016
SA
INTERESTED IN HAVING YOUR WEDDING
IN
A
LOVELY
CHURCH with lots of
room? Check out ST.
JOHN’S REFORMED
CHURCH, 68 West Main
St., St. Johnsville. For
more
information,
please call Gene Wagner
at 518-993-2753.
Quality Dog Food..LOCAL! Pets have Allergies? Dry/Itchy shin?
Try
y GRAIN
N 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, Shampoos,, Sprays,, Wormer,
etc… at D&D’s Pet Supplies, 36 Canal St, Ft
Plain, 518-993-1010.
6’ PICNIC TABLE, pressure treated, $20; 2 large
dog houses, 1-Iglo, 1wood shingled; yard Little Tykes gym set, $15;
queen & single bookcase headboards; queen
bed-in-a-bag sets; crib
bed-in-a-bag sets; 4 pc.
luggage, black, pullalong, exc. cond., $20;
pet kennel carriers; old
Singer sewing machine
w/cabinet, $20; old
records. 315-894-1335
FOR SALE: Used lumber and roof trusses.
Phone 518-365-8854
MOBILE HOME FOR
SALE, Possible rent to
buy. Excellent condition,
2- BR, 1- Bath, Gas heat,
Central air, $295 lot
rent. Fort Plain area near
shopping. 518-993-5591
WE WOULD LIKE TO
THANK everyone who
came out to support
our 1st annual fall outdoor power open house.
Behind
d every
y projectt is
a Truee Valuee 12
2 Willett
Stt Fortt Plain
n 993-3834
HOME GROWN APPLES, Jona Gold, Macintosh, Red+ Yellow Delicious, Northern Spy,
Maple Syrup. 5770 hwy
10, Palatine Bridge.
5 KITTENS: FREE to
good home. Weaned &
litter trained. Take your
pick. Kate Stewart 518320-0291
LOOKING FOR A
TRADITIONAL
CHURCH with inspirational music and friendly people?
Visit us at ST. JOHN’S
REFORMED CHURCH,
68 West Main Street, St.
Johnsville which has
that and much, much
more! Worship service
is on Sundays at 10:30
AM with coffee and fellowship following the
service. For more information, please call Gene
Wagner at 518-993-2753.
LOCAL Sporting Goods
AND Pet Store! Everything from crickets to
crossbows!
SELLING
NYS Hunting and Fishing Licenses! www.facebook.com/thesports mansden
n
www.facebook.com/d&dspetsupplies The Sportsman’s
Den and D&D’s Pet Supplies, 36 Canal St, Ft
Plain,
518-993-1010.
LIVE
E BAIT,, TACKLE,
AR
RCHERY,, AMMUNITION,, PET,, SPORTS,
etc.
TIN NOVELTY SIGNS
for your garage, bar,
den, $10.00 each or 3 or
more $8.00 each. Stop
in and check them out.
At SNO-PRO Performance Rt5, Nelliston,
NY., 518-993-3269.
WANTED - CA$H PAID
For old jewelry, old buttons, books. Dolls toys,
even if broken, 1970s
older. 1960s & older:
Clothing. Old frames,
Christmas, Halloween
items. Interested in almost anything old.
Shirley 315-894-9032
October 31, 2015 • A5
THANKSGIVING WILL
BE HERE BEFORE YOU
KNOW IT!
We are
ready - we have turkey
fryers and peanut oil in
stock and on sale! Behind
d every
y projectt iss a
Truee Valuee 12
2 Willett
Stt Fortt Plain
n 993-3834
2010
MERCURY
MOUNTAINEER AWD,
black, 57K, V-6, Auto,
Heated Leather, Moonroof. Sale: $17,995. John
C.. Millerr Inc.. 518-7627124.. www.johncmiller.
com
LOOKING FOR RURAL
HOME TO RENT in the
Mohawk Valley area that
allows pets and some
livestock. 518-210-2066
2011 CHEVY MALIBU
LT. Red, 33K, 4cyl.,
Auto, AC, CD, Alloys.
n C.
Sale: $13,895. John
Millerr Inc.. 518-762-7124,
www.johncmiller.com
20x30 TENT with four
sides for rent. Canajoharie Volunteer Fire Department 518-673-3812
2000 Dodge Stratus.
High mileage. 4 Cyl,
Auto, $18,000. 518-6734465
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
1995 SAFARI & TITAL
RV. Green & gray, 36’
long, 17,500 lbs., 13,000
miles, 6 cyl. Asking
$20,000. Towing pkg kit
estimated at $2,000.
Good condition inside
& out. For appt. call 518495-7489
2012
HYUNDAI
VELOSTER, Red, 26K,
4Cyl., Auto, AC, CD.
n C.
Sale $15,995. John
Millerr Incc (518)762-7124.
w w w . j o h n c
miller.com
2015
HALLOWEEN
DANCE REUNION at
the Windfall Barn. Friday
Oct. 30th, 7:30 to 11:30.
Featuring
Bluestone,
come dance the night
away. $8.00 admission
BYOB.
NEED A NEW CAR?
Get 0% financing at
Sampson Motor Car
where everyone is approved! 261 East Main
Street Amsterdam. 518848-7359
2007 CHRYSLER 300
Touring, white, 84k, V-6,
auto, leather, alloys,
SALE: $10,495. John C.
Miller, Inc. 518-762-7124
w w w . j o h n c
miller.com
Mrs. M.
LLC
LANDSCAPING & SNOWPLOWING
RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL
SNOW
PLOWING
• Snow Plowing • Snow Removal
• Snow Stacking • Snow Blowing
• De-Icing (Salt or Sand) • Shoveling
Now Accepting New Customers
For The 2015 & 2016 Winter Season.
Call Brian For A Free Estimate
518-673-5622 • 518-598-9116
Fully Insured
Canajoharie, NY 13317
Deli Special for
Fri., Oct. 30th
Cooked Ham
Mountain Brand Bologna
Muenster Cheese
275 lb.
175 lb.
$ 40
3 lb.
$
$
While Supply Lasts
Call To Order a Meat Platter
at 669-4612
Pure & Natural Honey
1 lb. • 2 lb. • 3 lb. • 5 lb.
Raw Honey: 1 lb. & 2 lb.
Baking Items • Bulk Items
Popcorn • Sugar • Flour
Oats • Macaroni • Navy Beans
More Items Arriving
Homemade Canned Goods
Jams • Jellies • Pickles
Veggies • Stuffed Peppers
Ketchup & More
Laundry Soap • Dish Washer Soap
Body Wash • Cereals • Coffee
Water Drinks Can Soups & More
Mon-Wed-Thurs-Fri 8-5
Tues 8-6:30; Sat. 8-3; Closed Sun
Credit Cards & EBT Cards Accepted
56 Willettt St.,, Fortt Plain,, NY
Y
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much”
Helen Keller
Residents of the Town of Palatine:
This is YOUR community, and we need you to participate with us to bring about positive growth.
This is such a historically rich area; we have a lot of potential in this community, and with sharing services and
ideas with surounding communities, we can surely bring
in tourism and small businesses. Help us to bring back
unity and pride to our town. Yes, we want to hear your
ideas and your opinions.
Our “Team” will lead the Town of Palatine forward by working with our residents, and seeking grants and
other sources of income. We want you to know the facts - the TRUTH about what has been happening and what
can take place in the future. Call any one of us, and we will answer you. (There has been a lot of misinformation
being given - find out the truth!)
On Election Day, Tuesday, November 3rd, 2015, you have the opportunity to make a choice to move forward.
Vote for our “Team”, and you will see!
Here We Go ~ Watch Us Grow!
Michelle J. Whiteman
Republican and Conservative
Candidate for Town Supervisor
(518) 421 - 2969
Richard Becker, Jr.
Republican Incumbent Candidate
For Town Council - 4 Year Term
(518) 222 - 0294
Aaron Rorick
Republican Candidate
For Town Council - 4 Year Term
(518) 706 - 0151
Sandra McCullough
Write-In Candidate (Republican)
For Town Council - Unexpired Term
(518) 673 - 8581
A6 • October 31, 2015
ENEA FAMILY FUNERAL HOMES
Serving the Community for over 50 years
KEVIN ENEA
Owner
Licensed Funeral Director
JOHN P. LEWANDOWSKI
St. Johnsville Resident
Licensed Funeral Director
PRE-NEED ARRANGEMENTS,
CREMATIONS, CEMETERY MEMORIALS
~ Reasonable Prices ~
9 Center Street, St. Johnsville, NY 13452
518-568-2300 • www.eneafamily.com
34% TAX INCREASE FOR SAINT JOHNSVILLE
When the Saint Johnsville residents get their tax bills next year...they are going to be in for a BIG
SURPRISE!
The current town government has adopted a tentative budget for 2015-16 to increase the tax base by
34%. According to this current administration, of whom three of the seats are filled by members from
the same family, the town is "Out of money!"
"We don't have one penny right now," said Gordon Brownell, Councilman whose term ends on 12-3115.
There will be a public hearing on the tentative budget on the second Thursday night in Nov., which
will be Nov. 12th. "Without a public hearing on the tentative budget, the budget can not be officially
adopted," said Wayne Handy, Town Supervisor. The public hearing will be held at the town barn in
Saint Johnsville at 6:30 PM.
Each property owner is urged to attend this very important meeting. "Each property owner will have
an opportunity to voice their approval or disapproval of this budget, which will raise the tax base
here," according to William Farber, Councilman. If this tentative budget passes without opposition
from the town residents, each resident does not have anyone to blame but themselves for this really
BIG tax increase. Without opposition this tax increase will pass and each resident will pay. Voice
your opinion and whether the town board in Saint Johnsville has the right to spend the tax payer’s
money anyway they wish.
Anyone that wishes to attend this meeting and does not have transportation to get there, please call
518-568-5121. By calling this number, someone will be assigned to pick up each person that does
not have a way to get there.
IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO ATTEND THIS MEETING IF YOU WISH TO PREVENT
YOUR TAXES FROM GOING UP BY 34%.
Oct. 31, 2015
Hello Again,
The question remains, should we
always do what our doctor says we
should do? Have you heard about the
man who called his doctor with the
following complaint “Doctor before I
went to work this morning I had a
serious pain in my belly, and then I
noticed I had what looked like a gold
screw in place of my belly button.
When I press on the gold screw the
pain gets worse, what should I do?
The Doctor said go home and take a
short handled screwdriver and
remove the screw. Call me tomorrow
and tell me what happened.
The patient couldn’t wait for morning. He called the Doctor and the
Doctor asked “Well did you remove
the Golden screw like I said.”
“Yes, Doc I did and that’s the main
reason I called so early.”
“Tell me,” the Doctor said.
He answered, “When I finally
removed the gold screw my buns fell
off.”
I understand that one of our local
hospitals is talking about installing
parking meters next to each bed and
an ATM machine near the nurses station. If you are still in your room
when the red flag on the meter pops
up they will charge you time and a
half. Sort of a parking meter fine.
If your spouse is the patient creating the charges you will become an
indentured slave at the rate of minimum wage. So to speak, you will owe
your wife’s soul to the Company
Store.
Our governor has fully supported
President Obama’s plan to pay certain hamburger slingers $15 per
hour. When the 20 percent government mandated extras are added on
it will cost the hamburger employers
$18 per hour. This equates to a
beginning hamburger slinger 40hour employee earning $720 per
week. Now if certain emergencies
arise when the manager has to ask
an employee to work more than 40
hours, the overtime pay of time and a
half the hourly rate comes to $27 per
hour.
The first 40 hours will cost the
employer $720. If the employee works
8 hours overtime the employer will
pay an additional $27 per hour. If the
employer is entitled to be paid double
time the employer will lose big money
for every customer who works
through the door. Mothers will be
telling their children about the hamburger stand that she worked at but
closed up years ago.
On the other hand can you imagine
any hamburger stand operator hiring
and paying $700-$800 per week for
one employee if they can buy a vending machine to do the job.
When I was in college I worked at
The Blue Bird Diner for 60 cents per
hour.
Most of us older guys know that
based on flipping hamburgers our
experience or knowledge is not broad
enough to warrant $27 per hour so
we suggest that the local burger man
hire only young teenagers while they
still know everything.
Dear Sirs, Messrs. Obama and
Cuomo: When and if you come up
with ideas to expand or create new
ways to expand a business you will
be heralded as great. When you create a new additional high cost for a
business I hate to think what you will
be called.
In the case of the $15 per hour
minimum wage for fast food employees the only accomplishment you will
eventually see is more welfare recipients, as most will be replaced by a
machine or just tightening of the belt.
Your plan does not create. It
destroys.
Yesterday, we visited the Yankee
Candle shop near Deerfield, MA, with
friends from Connecticut. The two
ladies have been talking about
Yankee Candles for a couple of years.
I wasn’t even luke warm on the idea.
What could they possibly have to
attract anyone? A few candles, nick
knacks and a bunch of what-haveyous. Certainly nothing could command the interest of a couple of men.
What did we find? Candles: short,
fat, tall, skinny, white, black, multicolored candles. Candles for every
occasion. Candles to burn when you
have nothing better to do. You-nameit candles by the thousands possibly
millions. But here was the big surprise; the candle store was absolutely delightful and huge. Department
after department packed with
Christmas items, household decorations, glassware and crystal. Their
fantastic inventory was displayed in
professionally made cabinetry or
shelves. The store must have easily
carried an inventory worth several
millions of dollars.
The Yankee Candle Store parking
lot could accommodate hundreds of
cars and each parking area was set in
a beautiful flower garden setting. One
of their three gardeners said they had
just finished planting 1,600 mums.
I asked where do your customers
come from? The answer was everywhere and by the thousands.
Outside in a beautiful garden setting we found a delightful, quaint,
large restaurant offering a large
menu with daily specials.
Why do people travel to the very
successful
business?
Because
Yankee Candle has something they
want and the simple fact the candle
shop is there. Why do people not visit
— the Mohawk Valley? Because there
is no drawing card — no Christmas,
Teddy
Bear,
Yankee
Candle,
American Doll, etc. store to visit.
You be the judge, a local daily
newspaper had a bold front page
heading “Sewer Plan gets OK” with
the following sub head $10.2 million
system passes by wide margin. On
page 2 a two-column bold head
“Clinton’s looks solid as GOP field
fights. The lead paragraph by Julie
Pace of the Associated Press under a
Washington subhead, stated Hillary
Rodham Clinton’s polished performance in the first Democratic debate
did more than send a message to her
primary rivals. It was a warning to
the chaotic Republican field about
her.
Fred Lee & Family
PRESSURE TREATED
LUMBER AND PLYWOOD – fresh supply
just in time for your
outside projects – finish
them now – winter is
coming!
C.H. BURKDORF & SON, 35
518-568-7016
KOVAL’s Major Appliance Repair knows customer satisfaction, affordable and prompt!
Call (315)867-9333
WINTER
STORAGE
Available for cars or
small pickups. Palatine
area. 518-470-8113
LET US DESIGN THAT
SPECIAL JEWELRY FOR
YOU. We work in 14k,
18k, Platinum, and Sterling Silver. All precious
and
semi-precious
stones available. We also
do repairs. Very reasonable
rates.
THE
GALLERY, 2 West Main
Street, Saint Johnsville,
NY 13452. 518-568-5121.
WANTED!! Gently used
hunting/fishing apparel/gear. All sizes/styles.
Call or stop by. FISHING!!
HUNTING!
BAIT!!
PET
T FOOD!
AMMO! Shop local!
Reasonable rates. Also
offer lessons, loaner
bows, group rates, parties.
The Sportsman’s Den, 36
Canal St, Ft Plain, 518www.face993-1010.
book.com/thesports mansden
ACCESS TRANSPORATION is looking for
part time cleaner for
large fleet of vehicles.
Must have drivers license. 3 pm till done.
Cleaning inside/out.
Stop by the office at 16 River Street, Fort Plain for application. NO PHONE
CALLS PLEASE!
2005 DODGE Magnum
R/T AWD, blue, 97k,
Hemi V-8, auto, leather,
rear DVD, loaded!!
n C.
SALE: $9,995. John
Miller,, Inc.. 518-762-7124
w w w . j o h n c
miller.com
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.
HALLOWEEN IS NEAR
SO don’t forget Ester’s
has all kinds of goodies
for you! Stop N Shop at
Ester’s Budget Shop, 188
Canal Street, Fort Plain,
NY
(518)258-4286
ATTENTION IF YOU
HAVE
ANTIQUES,
FARM
MACHINERY,
TRACTORS, OR ANY
OTHER HIGH VAULE
ITEMS LET US SELL
THEM
FOR YOU!
OVER AUCTION OR
ON CONSIGNMENT!!
CALL JR 518-993-4668
FISHING
G FISHING
G FISHING!!! Livee Bait,, Rods,
Reels,, Tackle,, Nets,, etc.
Canal St, Ft Plain, 518E BAIT,
993-1010. LIVE
TACKLE,, ARCHERY
Y,
AMMUNITION,, PET,
SPORTS,, etc.
FRAN’S DOLL REPAIR
& R E S TO R AT I O N :
Also buying & selling
antique/vintage dolls.
Call Fran 315-797-4859
NEED YOUR APPLIANCE REPAIRED? Koval’s has over 30 years
experience and is affordable! Call (315)867-9333
RECORDS WANTED:
We’ll buy your old
records from 1930- 1970.
45’s, 78’s, Albums, RockN-Roll, Blues, R&B,
Country, etc. Call Pete
518-673-2384.
BLINDS,, TREE
E STANDS,
Traill Cams,, Scents,
Lure,, and
d MORE! Stop
by or call The Sportsman’s Den, 36 Canal St,
Fort Plain 518-993-1010.
LIVE
E BAIT,, TACKLE,
ARCHERY,, AMMUNITION,, PET,, SPORTS,
etc.. Likee Uss on
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October 31, 2015 • A7
NELLISTON, (1) bedroom 2nd floor. Utilities
& tv / internet, parking.
No smoking / pets. Single person ideal. $650.
Deposit & references.
518-993-5133, 518-8428462
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
BUYING antique Halloween Postcards 1930
and back, $10.00 each,
good
condition.
SHOWCASE
ANTIQUES 315-823-1177.
SNOWMOBILE + ATV
Parts, clothing and helmets. Now on special cold wave snowmobile
jackets, $95.00. Leather
snowmobile
gloves,
$29.99. Reg. $74.95. At
SNO-PRO Performance
Rt5, Nelliston, NY., 518993-3269.
VICTORIAN WALNUT
MARBLE TOP TABLES,
plant stands, sofas,
chairs, desks, lamps and
accessories and more.
Large
selection
of
R.S.Prussia Red Mark
just in. THE GALLERY, 2
518-568-5121.
WANTED:
Standing
Trees. Softwood: Hemlock, Red Pine, White
Pine & Spruce & also
Hardhood: Maple Birch
& Cherry, Ash, etc.
Need 75 trees or more.
14” diameter & larger at
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COST MONEY – Viewpoint vinyl replacement
windows are durable,
low maintenance and
ENERGY STAR APPROVED with lifetime
warranty against glass
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518-568-7016
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL
MERCHANTS.
BUY LOCAL or BYE,
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“I am proud to support Michele Whiteman for Town
Supervisor in Palatine. As a lifetime resident of Palatine, Michele
has been a strong advocate and tireless worker in her
community serving her fellow residents in leadership positions
on numerous community organizations. Her nineteen years of
dedicated public service as Town Clerk, Town Board member,
and Deputy Supervisor make her highly qualified to become the
next Town Supervisor. It is therefore a pleasure and honor to
endorse my fellow Republican Michele Whiteman for Palatine
Town Supervisor.”
- Congressman Chris Gibson
RUBBER STAMPS self
inking. All sizes. Call
Beth at Lee Publications.
518-673-0101
KOVAL’S APPLIANCE
repair is affordable and
fast. Call anytime (315)
867-9333.
Town
20x30 TENT with four
sides for rent. Canajoharie Volunteer Fire Department 518-673-3812
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Write-In Candidate
Sandra
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For Councilman
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A8 • October 31, 2015
WANTED
JUNK CARS,
TRUCKS & VANS
PAYING $100 & UP.
7 Days a Week
315-335-3302
ITS TIME! SKI-DOO +
YAMAHA snowmobile
parts + service. At SNOPRO Performance Rt5,
Nelliston, NY., 518-9933269.
MOTORCYCLE leather
chaps on sale, $89.95.
25% off all leather jackets. At SNO-PRO Performance Rt5, Nelliston,
NY., 518-993-3269.
FOR SALE Wel McLain
Gold Oil Hot Water
Boiler oil furnace in
good condition, with a
Weil Hot Water Heater
$550.00 518-993-4668.
Open
n Housee forr 2015
2000 CHRYSLER SEBRING. 106,000. 6 Cyl,
Auto, Tan. $2300. 518673-4465
Unique New Gift Items
Quackenbush’ss Treess & Wreaths
480 Co Hwy 119, St. Johnsville, NY 13452
518-568-2800
8 FOOT TABLES &
folding chairs for rent.
Canajoharie Volunteer
Fire Department 518673-3812
November 7 & 8 • 9:00-5:00 pm
Refreshments/Door Prizes
(Bring a Friend)
20% off all gift shop items
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November 11th, 8:00
am to 12 Noon at St.
Johnsville Youth Center,
Main Street. Call for pickup on Nov. 11th between
8-12, 518-568-7441 or 518376-7757
Town of Oppenheim
Town
of
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Palatin
On Tuesday,
November 3rd
Vote
Town
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Palatin
e
Niel Yerdon
Your Republican Candidate
for a transparent,
fiscally responsible local
government allowing the
people’s voice to be heard.
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95 Willett Street
Fort Plain, NY 13339
Phone 518-993-2543
WANTED
Antique
CHRISTMAS
Ornaments, Elves, Lights, Santa’s, Aluminum Trees,
Postcards,
Stockings.
SHOWCASE
ANTIQUES 315-823-1177.
Vote on November 3rd
Robert Battisti
Highway Superintendent
17 years of local highway
department employment and
a lifetime of farming
Experience Matters!
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West Winfield, NY (315)
822-5221
WE HAVE HUNDREDS
AND HUNDREDS OF
ITEMS THAT WILL BE
SOLD OVER AUCTION ON TUESDAY
NIGHT AT JR’S AUCTION 56 WILLETT
STREET FORT PLAIN
NY STARTING AT
5:00PM THIS WILL BE
ONE GREAT AUCTION WITH A LARGE
VARIETY OF FURNITURE, TOOLS, HARDWARE,
PLUMBING,
ANTIQUES,
PRIMITIVES AND MUCH
MORE!!! DON’T MISS
THIS ONE!!! 518-9934668
LEEBOY L8500T blacktop paver, powered by
diesel engine, equipped
with hydrostatic drive.
8’-15’ low deck. LP heated screed, $12,500. 518993-4227
FOR SALE: 1998 Dodge
Neon $500 315-9562494
WANTED FOR RENT,
Large 1BR or 2BR APT
in Canajoharie or Palatine Bridge. Call Keith
@ 518-775-3325
All American Hot Dog
Push Cart for sale
$2200. Contact Shawn
at 993-3834 for more
information.
2003 CAVALIER LS Automatic, sunroof, alloy
wheels. 185,000 miles.
Runs Excellent. Body
Fair. $1,200 OBO. 518332-0395
TRUCK ACCESSORIES,
berliners, tonneau covers, step tubes + more at
SNO-PRO Performance
Rt5, Nelliston, NY., 518993-3269.
FOR SALE: 1948 Ford
8N tractor with plow
and
attachments,
$3,000/OBO. Call 607264-3680
13 MONTH PHOTO
CALENDAR
only
$12.00. Call Beth at Lee
Publications 518-6730101 email bsnyder
@leepub.com
We want to
hear from you!
Send your comments
& suggestions to
the
Original
Valley Pennysaver
PO Box 121,
Palatine Bridge, NY
13428
OR email
[email protected]
HAVING
G A PARTY?
Did you know the
Canajoharie Volunteer
Fire Department rents
the kitchen and banquet room. For your
convenience we now
have an elevator. 518673-3812
2011 MAZDA 3i-Sport.
Grey, ONLY 11,000
miles, 4cyl., Auto, AC,
CD, Alloys. Sale: $11,995.
John
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762-7124.. www.johnc
miller.com
LOOKING for it? Selling it? Looking for
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give us a call at 518-6733237 to place your
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BOAT FOR SALE, 24’
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extras. Asking $3,500.
315-429-3277
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A10 • October 31, 2015
Good Housekeeping
Black Magic Cake
This celestial cake —
its richness comes from
Milky Way bars! — needs
only powdered sugar on
top.
1 cup butter or margarine, cut up
3/4 cup chocolate
syrup
8
chocolate-covered
caramel-and-nougat
bars (2.05 ounces each),
cut up
2 cups sugar
1 cup buttermilk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
4 large eggs, lightly
beaten
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3/4 cup unsweetened
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3/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon baking
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Powdered sugar, for
dusting
1. Heat oven to 325 F.
Grease 12-cup Bundt
pan. In 4-quart microwave-safe bowl, combine butter, syrup and
nougat bars. Heat 5 to 5
1/2 minutes on Medium
(50
percent
power),
whisking once. Whisk
until smooth.
2. Whisk in sugar,
then buttermilk, vanilla
and eggs. Stir in flour,
cocoa, salt and baking
soda.
3. Pour batter into
pan. Bake 1 hour, 30 to
SWAREY
40 minutes or until
toothpick inserted in
center comes out almost
clean. Cool in pan on
wire rack 10 minutes.
Loosen cake from pan;
invert onto rack to cool.
Dust with powdered sugar. Makes 20 servings.
• Each serving: About
375 calories, 16 g total
fat (9 g saturated), 5 g
protein, 57 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 71 mg
cholesterol, 295 mg sodium.
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October 31, 2015 • A11
A12 • October 31, 2015
Esther’s Budget Shop
Spring has Sprung, Fall has Come, and snow
flakes are on the way!
Ester extended her sale, so stop in and save!
Beat Santa to all the savings
Halloween celebrations across the globe
Candy, time spent with
friends and colorful costumes make Halloween a
day to be enjoyed by
children and adults
alike. Halloween also can
Toys • Jewelry • Collectibles • Christmas
Decorations and one of a kind items
Great Presents
Super Savings - Just For You!
be a lucrative time of
year, as the National Retail Federation notes
that Halloween spending
equals roughly $6.9 billion each year. But as
popular as Halloween
seems, many countries
do not celebrate the holiday.
Halloween observanc-
es are limited mainly to
North America and areas
of Great Britain. Thanks
to North American influence and trade, some elements of Halloween
have spread to other areas, including South
America, Australia, New
Zealand and parts of
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Costumes and trick-or-treating are not part of every
country’s Halloween celebrations.
Election Day
Pancake
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Tuesday,, Novemberr 3,, 2015
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October 31, 2015 • A13
An Open Letter to the Voters and Taxpayers
in the Town of Palatine
For the last year and a half (and more) we have tried to demonstrate the folly of building a new town office in Stone
Arabia, to the Town Council of Palatine. Our attempts however, to engage the Council at every step of the way has been met
with antagonism, out-right bullying, and total negativity. What started out as an opposition to the building has morphed into,
“If you insist on doing it, then at least do it right!”
The Town Hall proposal has made this election a single issue one, with that single issue defining who and what the sitting Council is. The Council has positioned themselves as knowing “what is best for you, the residents of the Town of Palatine.”
In other words, in their eyes there is no need for a public hearing or a referendum, which of course, there has been none for
the 11 years since the original motion was made to consider a new building.
What really is at stake here is the leadership that Palatine will have for the future. In that light, consider the following
questions before election day.
1) Why has every council, including this one, for 11 years denied the public a voice in the siting and building of a new town
office building?
2) They say they will listen, but why no hearings?
3) Why did they need to create new laws to accomodate their plans?
4) How do they justify a new building that has offices for the clerk and the assessor that are smaller than they now occupy?
5) Why, even with legal advice, are they unable to get the necessary procedures correct enough to avoid court?
6) Why do they continue with their legal advisor?
7) How can they claim to be fiduciaries of the Town’s assets by spending $500,000 on a structure that is not needed and probably will not be complete for several years?
8) Why are they using blown-in cellulose insulation, in the proposed building, requiring specialized people and equipment to
install?
9) Why was there no site plan from the architect until months after the building drawings were submitted?
10) Why has there been no budget created for the completion of this project?
11) Where will the money come from to do a reval, once that decision is made?
12) When will the highway department get another building to store the myriad of equipment that is being accumulated by
the Town?
13) How does the eventual salt shed get built?
14) As fiduciaries, how does the Council defend the “huge” reductions in assessments some businesses are getting?
15) How many times has the sheriff been called to monitor meetings? Why?
16) How many letters from the Town attorney to taxpayers with threatening messages?
17) How many other deals have been made by rogue members of the Council behind their comrades backs, resulting in Town
money being spent?
18) Why, until the current supervisor, no concerted effort to address the declared deficiencies of the current building?
19) How does the Town justify 6 snow-plow trucks, more than any other town in the county?
20) How does the Town justify a new plow truck every two years?
21) Do the answers to these questions constitued true leadership abilities? If not then the election process is clear. The current members and others that are running with them have had their chance to prove their mettle. It is time for change.
It is time for the slate of candidates running as members of the Responsible Government Party. This includes: Sara Niccoli
running for Town Supervisor, Chris Novak, running for Councilman, Hank Vandenburgh running for Councilman, and Niel
Yerdon, running to fill the unexpired term for Councilman.
These candidates have lived in Palatine for varying lenghts of time. This means they have lived and/or worked in other
areas, yet chose to live in the Town of Palatine. They brought with them the knowledge and experience of other areas. They
understand the economic and social challenges of our area, county and town. They are commited, with passion, to sincerely
try to improve our quality of life by providing responsible leadership for the assets of our town. This includes putting people
first and fiscal responsibility
Please Vote!
~ Earl Spencer
A14 • October 31, 2015
FOR RENT
3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Living Room,
Dining Room, Kitchen,
Off Street Parking,
Backyard, Garage.
$
800 plus utilities.
Willett St., Fort Plain
(518) 673-5895
MAIL L
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Columbia Par Car
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$1,500
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Halloween from A12
Asia. But Halloween celebrations outside of North
America may not be recognizable to those accustomed to celebrations stateside.
In Scotland and Ireland, traditional customs of
Halloween include dressing up in costume or “guising.” Parties may be held, and some people have bonfires or set off firework displays. Filipinos meanwhile
return to their hometowns and purchase flowers and
candles in preparation for All Saints Day, which
takes place the day after Halloween. In China, the
Halloween festival is known as Teng Chieh. Food and
water are placed in front of photographs of family
members who have passed away while bonfires and
lanterns are lit in order to light paths for the spirits
as they travel the planet on Halloween night. In Latin
America and Mexico, Halloween is known as “El Dia
de los Muertos.” Translated as “the day of the dead,”
Dia de los Muertos is a three-day celebration that begins on the evening of Oct. 31 and culminates on
Nov. 2. It is more a celebration of departed friends
and family members than a chance to get hordes of
candy.
In France, Halloween was relatively unheard of until the mid-1990s. It was considered an American
holiday and not celebrated. However, the draw of
parties and costumed festivities led some French to
embrace certain components of Halloween.
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A16 • October 31, 2015
Antiques & auctions...
Going, going...yours!
WEEKLY SALES EVERY MONDAY
HOSKING SALES
Weekly Sales Every Monday 11:30 with Misc. & Small animals, 1:00
Dairy, followed by feeders, sheep, lamb, goats, pigs. Calves start at 5PM
followed by cull beef. Call for more info and note all times are approximate. Our volume is increasing weekly – join your neighbors & send your
livestock our way!
***ATTENTION ORGANIC PRODUCERS - WE ARE NOW A CERTIFIED
ORGANIC MARKETING AGENCY.***
IN AN EFFORT TO ASSIST ALL ORGANIC PRODUCERS WE ARE NOW
CERTIFIED THRU NOFA, NY. ALL ORGANIC PAPERWORK MUST
ACCOMPANY THE CATTLE AND PRODUCE WHEN THEY ARRIVE AT THE
SALE BARN. THE 4TH MONDAY OF EACH MONTH WILL BE OUR
ORGANIC DAY ALONG WITH OUR NORMAL MONDAY SALE. IF YOU
HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT US. OUR FACILITY IS AVAILABLE TO ACCOMMODATE ORGANIC DISPERSALS AS SCHEDULED.
Monday, Oct. 19th Sold 275 Head. Cull ave. $ .67 Top cow $.96, Bulls
& Steers $1.00 - $1.16, bull calves top $3.50, heifer calf top $2.20,
Dairy Feeders $.30 -$1.30,feeder bulls $.86 - $1.30, Goats up to
$167.50, Lambs 53#-100# $1.25 - $1.90.
Monday, Nov. 2nd – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Fat Cow & Feeder
Sale
Monday, Nov. 9th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Heifer Sale
Saturday, Dec. 5th – Holiday All-Breed Registered Dairy Sale. Due to
the overflow from the Premier Sale we are doing another All-Breed Sale.
We will sell 100 Head of all breed cattle. Please call asap with any consignments the sale fills up fast.
Sales to watch for:
Sat. May 7, 2016 – Reserved for a Registered Brown Swiss Dairy –
Retirement Sale
LOOKING TO HAVE A FARM SALE OR JUST SELL A FEW –
GIVE US A CALL.
**Trucking Assistance – Call the Sale Barn or check out our trucker list
on our Web-Site. Call to advertise in any of these sales it makes a
difference. Watch website for any last minute updates.
Directions: Hosking Sales 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica &
6 miles North of New Berlin, NY.
www.hoskingsales.com Call today with your consignments
HELP WANTED
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Must have valid NYS driver’s license.
Tom & Brenda Hosking
& Family
6096 St. Hwy. 8, New Berlin, NY 13411
607-847-6274
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Antiques!! Tools!! Furniture!! Consignments!!
Tuesday October 27th 5:00pm
Already Consigned is a Cargo Lake Camp Cleanout, including, Furniture, Pots, Pans and much more!!!! If
you have items you want to sell now is the time! WE HAVE LOTS OF ITEMS THAT WILL BE SOLD OVER
AUCTION!!!!Don’t Miss This one!! Always Receiving Consignments!! Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays!!
Small Animal Tool And Farm
Machinery Consignment Auction!!
Saturday, October 31st • 10:00am
at JR’s Auction at our new Location
Solid producers seeking a fast-paced,
friendly work environment, and
competitive salary plus commission
should email resume and cover letter
to [email protected].
7403 State hwy Rt 5 St. Johsville NY (former Springer Tractor Building)
ATTENTION ALREADY CONSIGNED ARE
3 STORAGE TRAILERS; LARGE LOAD OF INSULATION; LUMBER, FARM MACHINERY, 5TH
WHEEL 30’ CAMPER, 7 YEAR OLD PAINT GELDING BROKE, RABBITS, CHICKENS, ALSO
WILL HAVE HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS!!
Lee Newspapers, Inc.
Palatine Bridge, NY
ATTENTION IF YOU HAVE ANTIQUES, FARM MACHINERY, TRACTORS, OR ANY OTHER HIGH
VAULE ITEMS LET US SELL THEM FOR YOU! OVER AUCTION OR ON CONSIGNMENT!!
CALL JR 518-993-4668
Will be acceping consignments for; Animals, Small Animals, Sheep, Goats, Ducks,
Chickens, Rabbits, Calves, also outside will be selling Lawn and Garden, Equipment,
Mowers, Snowblowers, Hand Tools, Shop Tools, Equipment, and other consignments!!
Bring it on!! We will sell it for you!! Call 518-993-4668
October 31, 2015 • A17
Antiques & auctions...
Going, going...yours!
JOHN DEERE C- BACKHOE, SN759744-710C.
Powered by Diesel engine, equipped w/FROPS- STD Hoe. GP
Front bucket N-Ream,
Digging bucket, 2-WD.
$15,000. 518-993-4227
CENTRAL BOILER
EClassic OUTDOOR
FURNACES. Cleaner
and Greener. 97% Efficient. EPA Qualified.
Call North Creek Heat
315-866-3698
FIBERGLASS INSULATION saves energy and
keeps your home warm.
Kraft faced and unfaced
available at C.H. BURKDORF & SON, 35
518-568-7016
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
TRU-TEMPER 26” Reinforced Poly Leaf Rake
with 60” handle and a
lifetime warranty just
n True
$7.99 Fortt Plain
Valuee and
d Justt Ask
Rentall 12
2 Willettt Stt Fort
Plain
n 993-3834
STOP IN AND CHECK
OUT our large selection
of childrens, womens
and mens Muck Boots.
Behind
d every
y projectt is
a Truee Valuee 12
2 Willett
Stt Fortt Plain
n NY
Y 9933834
WANTED TO BUY OLD
CAMPERS, large or
small, in good or bad
condition, give us a call
at 518-993-4668
DOES YOUR APPLIANCE NEED REPAIR?
Call Koval’s. Ed has over
30 years experience!
(315) 867-9333
BEAUTIFUL SIGNED
Steuben
stemwareMUST SEE! Rare Limoges punch bowl with
original base, Cloisonné
floor lamp, Champlevés
Vases, and more. Check
out our new location at
Showcase
Antiques,
Canal Place, Little Falls.
THE GALLERY, 2 West
Main
Street,
Saint
518-568-5121.
WACKER ROLLER- 1998
Model RD25, $8,500.
518-993-4227
KOVAL’s Major Appliance Repair has over 30
years experience and is
affordable. Call (315)8679333
ROUGH CUT LUMBER
– all sizes. Credit cards
accepted. Stop in, call or
email. Buryford Farms,
50 Cavalli St, Dolgeville,
NY. (315)429-9040 0r
(315)868-4842.
[email protected]
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FREE SHIPPING
HELP!! RAGTIME still
has too much to move.
Come in and help move
something or some
things out. Will give you
an extra 10% Off the already up to 60% Off.
39 Main Street, Fort
Plain. Thursday through
Saturday, 11ish to 5pm.
NEW!!! Black & Decker 20V Lithium Ion
Cordless Sweeper/Blower, lightweight, comfortable to use, features
built in scraper, $89.99use your True Value Rewards card and get it for
n True
$59.99! Fortt Plain
Valuee and
d Justt Ask
Rentall 12
2 Willettt Stt Fort
Plain
n 993-3834
183
3 Main
n Street,, Sharon
Springs,, NY
Y 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 [email protected]
m or call 518-312-3800
and leave a message.
JUST
ARRIVED:
CA1830 Cherry & Tiger
Maple Butler’s Desk, Early 19th Century Spinning Wheel, 19th Century Mt. Lebanon Shaker
Rush Seat Chair, great
selection of china, crystal, bar memorabilia, unusual estate jewelry, antiques and gifts for
every occasion. THE
GALLERY, 2 West Main
Street, Saint Johnsville,
NY 13452, 518-568-5121.
KING’S
Sat., October 31st Consignment Auction ~ 6:33pm
Saturday Night Auctions also include Construction Materials
Thurs., November 5th Food Auction ~ 6:33pm
Sat., November 7th Consignment Auction ~ 6:33pm
Sun., November 8th Breeder Sale ~ 11:33m
(315) 822-5221
WE ACCEPT CASH - CREDIT CARDS - DEBIT CARDS
Burrows Rd., West Winfield, NY •
2 AUCTIONS IN ONE DAY!!!
SCHOHARIE COUNTY SURPLUS EQUIPT. AUCTION
Saturday, Nov. 7th • 9:00am
Schoharie County DPW, 339 Main St., Schoharie, NY
Vehicles and Equipment from Schoharie County + surrounding towns and counties
Early list includes: Case 1840 skid steer- 3500hrs; Challenger MT295B 4wd tractor w/ ldr-695hrs; RamMax dsl
trench compactor; ‘07 Caravan; ‘06 Focus; ‘05 Suburban 2500 4x4; ‘04 Impala; ‘03 Cavalier; ‘01 F350 Crew
Cab 4x4; ‘01 Durango; ‘00 Chevrolet Lumina; Dump Body off 1 ton; Complete backhoe of Ford 555B; Toro 72in
diesel front cut mower; Nice Dixie Chopper Zero Turn Mower; Yellow Farmall Cub Low Boy w/ belly mower; 16ft
double rest room trailer; 10ft WAC pull type rotary cutter; (2) large shop air compressors; Plate tamper; (2) 12V
hyd power systems; 175A Mig Welder; Foldable road signs; several new drums of oil; tires; parts bins; log chain;
parts bins; tires; (2) used loader buckets; (2) sets skid steer pallet forks; skid steer grapple; ratchet straps; log
chains; 50 pcs small items plus more by auction time. Any towns, counties, schools or government entities may
consign. Plus many smaller items like we have every year !!!
Pictures on our website at www.macfaddens.com
SEEBOLD FARM AUCTION
Same Day (Saturday, Nov. 7th) • 12:30pm
Rt 30 1 mile north of Schoharie NY (one mile from County Auction)
200 plus lots of Parts, Implements, Construction Eq.
(10) Storage Trailers and much more.
Partial listing includes: Michigan 175 wheel loader; ‘98 E150 conversion van; I ton roller; Ford 8N; (10) Cub
Cadets; Early JD 110; JD 246 broom; Lane #1 sawmill; Hytrol commercial roller conveyor system; Western
snowplow; Hot Driveway sealer unit; 200+ 2x4 flourescent lites; Concrete buckets; air compressors; fuel tanks;
water pumps; pull behind roller; snowblowers; wood oil furnace; Many Wisconson, Briggs, Kohler engines; gas
pumps; pressure washers; Huge amount of new electric boxes, conduit etc; tire chains; jack hammers; welders;
lots of tools; Ladders of all kinds; SS commercial sinks and hoods; CMI 2 ton gantry crane system; bush hog;
generators; lots of various chain & cable of all kinds; shop shelving; trailerload of gondola store shelving; propane
tanks; power trowel; pipe racks; pipe; commercial paint sprayer; pole trailer; telephone poles & hardware; Road
const safety cones. Barriers, all kinds of signs, safety lights; water pumps; scaffolding; carburetors; magnetos;
concrete forms; culvert pipe; blocks; paving stone; soda machine; original Pac-Man and Dr. Do arcade games!!!;
some antique furniture; bikes; SS & galvanized chimney pipe; plus much much more. We will post pictures daily
on our website.
Terms: Cash or check. All items to be removed within one week. All items sold as is where is. Ten percent BP.
Inspection Nov 6th 10-2
MACFADDEN
N & SONS,, INC.
Sharon Springs, NY
(518) 284-2090 or www.macfaddens.com
A18 • October 31, 2015
THE WEATHER
IS
CHANGING BUT NOT
ESTER’S! Still a family
friendly
atmosphere.
We’re still the best little
shop around. Shop in
and be surprised. Ester’s
Budget Shop, 188 Canal
Street, Fort Plain, NY
(518)258-4286
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.
WE HAVE! Timberwolf
log splitters. Call for
pricing + models available. North Creek Auto
315-866-3698
2000 PONTIAC GR
Am. 130,000. V6, Auto,
Red. $2000. 518-4955907
MAKE our phone ring
so we can return the favor!! Place your reader
ad today. Only $4.00
for the first 14 words.
518-673-3237
2013 FORD FOCUS SE,
Grey, 14K, 4cyl., Auto,
Balance of Factory Warranty. Sale: $14,995. John
C.. Millerr Inc.. 518-7627124,,
www.johnc
miller.com.
SOMETHING
OLD
SOMETHING NEW, Ester’s has it for you! Start
your Christmas shopping early! Ester’s Budget Shop, 188 Canal
Street, Fort Plain, NY
(518)258-4286
VETERAN’S DAY Bottle
Drive, Wed., Nov. 11th,
8am-Noon
at
St.
Johnsville Youth Center.
Call for pickup between
8-12 on Nov. 11th, 518568-7441 or 518-3767757
Call in your
Reader Ad
TODAY...
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$4.00 per week!!!
Looking for it?
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Looking for work?
Looking to hire?
WE CAN
GET IT DONE!
MAKE OUR PHONE RING
SO WE CAN
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Call the Original Valley Pennysaver to place your Reader Ad
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FOR SALE – sawdust &
shavings.
Buryford
Farms, 50 Cavalli St.,
Dolgeville, NY. (315)
429-9040 or (315) 8684842
LAND BARGAINS: Little Falls area, 17.7 acres,
mostly fields, stream in
rear, $29,000. Helderberg Realty 518-8616541, 518-256-6344
2011 NISSAN SENTRA
SR, Black, 49K, 4Cyl.,
Auto, AC, CD. Sale
n C.. Miller
$10,995. John
Incc
(518)762-7124.
w w w . j o h n
cmiller.com
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
by the bundle is $5.00
by the skid is $65.00
and by the face cord is
$65.00 and if you buy 3
face cord or more is
$60.00 per face cord,
call JR 518-993-4668 delivery is available.
ANIMAL AND TOOL
Consignment Auction
Saturday October 31st
10:00am JR’S Auction at
our new location!!!!
7403 State Hwy Rt 5 St
Johnsville NY (former
Springer Tractor Building) Will be accepting
consignments for; Animals, Small Animals,
Sheep, Goats, Ducks,
Chickens,
Rabbits,
Calves, also outside will
be selling Lawn and
Garden,
Equipment,
Mowers, Snowblowers,
Hand Tools, Shop Tools,
Equipment, and other
consignments!! Bring it
on!! We will sell it for
you!! Call 518-993-4668
LET US GET TOP DOLLAR FOR YOU...We offer estate sales, both
auction and house sales.
Over 30 years experience. We do appraisals,
furniture, jewelry, and
art...both written and
verbal. Very reasonable
rates. THE GALLERY, 2
518-568-5121.
FREE Kittens 315-2192939.
FISHING
G FISHING
G FISHING!! Live Bait, Rods,
Reels, Tackle, Nets, etc.
Canal St, Ft Plain, 518E BAIT,
993-1010. LIVE
TACKLE,, ARCHERY,
AMMUNITION,, PET,
SPORTS,, etc.
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shall not be liable for
typographical, or errors
in publication except to
the extent of the cost of
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of the ad, and shall also
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publish an ad. Adjustment for errors is limited to the cost of that
portion of the ad wherein the error occurred.
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2005 DODGE Magnum
R/T AWD, blue, 97k,
Hemi V-8, auto, leather,
rear DVD, loaded!!
n C.
SALE: $9,995. John
Miller,, Inc.. 518-762-7124
w w w . j o h n c
miller.com
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Start at any month
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00
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Call Beth at Lee Publications:
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October 31, 2015 • A19
Dining, entertainment
& celebrations...
51 Hancock Street • Fort Plain, New York
YOUR WINE SUPERSTORE! OVER 12,000 BOTTLES IN STOCK
Your Wine & Liquor Headquarters
CASE DISCOUNTS
ON WINE
Mix & Match Sizes & Types
518-993-2624
Rt. 80 Bowl
VanHornesville
Dine In Or
Take Out
993-5306
Open 11am Mon-Sat
Noon on Sun
HALLOWEEN DANCE
Thursday, Oct. 29th
October 31
st
Chicken-N-Biscuits w/Veg
Cheeseburger Wrap w/FF
9 PM - 1 AM
Friday, Oct. 30th
Spike & The Boys
Prizes for Best Costumes!
Fresh Haddock Dinner
Baked or Fried, w/Potato & Veg
Mac & Cheese w/Veg
Manhattan Clam Chowder
315-858-2149
Saturday, Oct. 31st
Prime Rib w/Potato &
Veg 3-7 PM
Fried Scallops w/Potato
& Veg
FORT PLAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT
Sunday, Nov. 1st
HALLOWEEN
PARADE st
Country Style Scrambled Eggs w/HF
Breakfast Only Closed at 12:30pm
Monday, Nov. 2nd
ALL YOU CAN EAT PANCAKES 3-7 PM
BBQ Baked Chicken w/Potatoes &
Veg & Baked Beans
Seafood Salad Wrap w/FF
Tuesday, Nov. 3
Saturday, October 31
5:00 P.M.
rd
Roast Pork w/Rice & Black Beans
Sm. Turkey Sub w/FF
LINE
LINE UP
UP IN
IN LEGION
LEGION STREEt
STREEt PARKING
PARKING LOT
LOT
Wednesday, Nov. 4
th
Parade will end at the Fire House with goodies
available to all participants
ALL YOU CAN EAT SPAGHETTI 3-7 PM
Fishwich w/FF
Spaghetti w/Meatballs,
Hot Sausage and/or Toss Salad
Thursday, Nov. 5
TRICK
TRICK OR
OR TREAT
TREAT WILL
WILL BEGIN
BEGIN AT
AT 6:30PM
6:30PM && END
END AT
AT 8:00PM
8:00PM
th
Daylight
Daylight Savings
Savings Time
Time begins
begins Sunday
Sunday -Make
Make sure
sure to
to check
check your
your fire
fire alarms
alarms
Chicken-N-Biscuits w/Veg
Cheeseburger Club w/FF
119 ANNUAL ELECTION DAY
CHICKEN & BISCUIT LUNCHEON
TH
Homemade Soups & Desserts
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7 AM-7 PM
Sun. 7 AM-12:30 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 3rd ~ 11am to 2pm
12 Hancock St.,
Fort Plain
Chicken & Gravy, Biscuits, Mashed Potatoes,
Applesauce, Squash, Cranberry Sauce,
French Kraut, Pickles, Rice Imperial, Beverages
FREE WI-FI
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
32 West Main St., St. Johnsville (next to NBT Bank)
568-3007
**Eat in or Take Out**
Erie
e Station
n Presents
s It’s
Annuall Halloween
n Party
Donation: $10 • Kids 5 and Under Free
Octoberr 30th,, 2015
Time:: 10p
p - 2a
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Sat. October 31
st
Starting 7pm
Music By: “Cleen Street”
We Will Be Serving Food
Sat., Nov. 14 “Hair of the Dog”
th
Now Booking Holiday Parties
Costume Contest
Prizes Given Out To The:
Mostt Original,, Scariest,, Bestt Theme
e Group,, And
d So
o Much
h More!
k Specials
s Alll Nightt Long
g And
d Some
e Goulish
h Treats!
Drink
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n The
e House
Pure
COMING SOON:
~ SUNDAY~
$10.00 Lunch & Dinner Buffet!!!
GAME ON!!!
Wednesay Senior Nite!
Boneless Wings $5.00
Buy
1
Entree,
get second 1/2 off - Prices Reduced
Buckets Of Beer Specials
Thursday - Ladies Nite
& So Much More!
Now Catering
to the Older Mature Crowd
Jim’s Irish Harbour
20 Little Mohawk St., Canajoharie, NY
518-673-2474
7 Canal
l St
Fort
t Plain
518-993-4127
Fall
Hours:
Sunday
y - Noon
n to
o 9p
Monday
y - 2p
p To
o Close
Wednesday
y - 4p
p To
o Close
Thursday
y Thru
u Saturday
Noon
n - 2a
October 31, 2015 • B1
There are smiles
by Terry Berkson
I got a call from our old
friend Shirley Horigan
the other day. She
thought we might still
have a copy of a photo of
her and her late husband George that she
treasured but somehow
misplaced. I told her I’d
do my best to find it but
after looking through
several boxes and photo
albums I didn’t come up
with the picture she had
in mind. So, instead, my
wife and I found a nice
photo of Shirley and
George smiling with a
party hostess standing
between them and cut
out the middle figure in
order to put them together. I must say we did
it rather skillfully because you had to look
twice to see that the photo had been altered.
Shirley was due back
in town to attend a class
reunion. I planned to
first have the “scissored”
picture
photocopied,
which would make it
look even more convincing, and then deliver it to
her at the gathering. Of
course it wasn’t the shot
Smiles B4
Regularr Hours:: Tues-Sat 10:30-6pm
2 West Main Street, Saint Johnsville, New York 13452
“Specializing in the Unusual”
Pre-Holiday
(518) 568-5121 • (518) 568-0026
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Y 13365
Sterling Silver CZ
Wedding Set
We’re making room for the Holidays.
SOME ITEMS MUST GO!
CA 1920 Period Tiger Maple Drop Leaf Table
The “scissored” photo of Shirley and George.
Photo courtesy of Terry Berkson
Real Estate Agent
Patricia Edick
518-673-2820
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Laurie Weingart
518-673-28200
Real Estate Agent
Barbara Krutz
518-673-2820
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Gary “Dart” Jones
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815:
“A MUST SEE
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HOME”
SPRAKERS: Land
PALATINE BRIDGE: a
with creek out back.
1972 single-wide
Land goes up
with addition - COMPLETELY RENOVATbehind the next 3
ED!!! Blocked skirthouses, drilled well,
ing - sits on a 1.24
a little sulphur, 3landscaped acres 1000 gallon septics
VERY PRIVATE!!!
one near electrical
Two car detached
006: FORT PLAIN: This home has had a major remodel, new roof and
garage
with workpole, one corner of
the whole first floor has been gutted and remodeled with a new kitchen
shop. Carriage
shed,
one
out
near
pile
of
wood,
shed,
electric
in
place.
2
and bathroom. The home has new cedar siding, a new furnace, hot
house kitchen - step
Alaskian Slabs 30’ x 30’, 27’ x 47’ (10” area between slabs that
004: NELLISTON: Don’t miss out on this home!!! The house has
water and electrical panel box and new wiring on the first floor. The
down dining room second floor has been repainted and repairs made. The property has a was a breezeway, some woods in back area. Driveway: black top
been well maintained and is in very good condition. The roof is 9
large living room.
driveway shared at top - NOT IN THE DEED. Gravel driveway is Entrance room with large closet - vinyl siding, new roof, VILLAGE
years old, new furnace and hot water tank, 200 amp service. There is small stream and an open field and woods behind the house. On top
of the hill are the fields (they have been inactive). You have road
WATER and a dug well. Septic. LISTED BELOW MARKET
owned by Town of Root, GREAT PROPERTY - ADD HOME!!!
an enclosed fenced-in private yard for kids and pets. The inside of the
VALUE!!! Asking $72,900
frontage on Keesler Corners Rd. and Robbins Lane. Asking $135,000
Asking $34,900
home is nicely decorated. . It is move in ready!!! Asking $60,000
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B2 • October 31, 2015
Lesser-known information about Halloween
Halloween is a day of
costumes, hijinks and an
often unhealthy helping
of sugary sweets. Many
celebrants know that
Halloween evolved from
ancient Celtic festivals,
such as Samhain, which
marked the end of the
harvest season and the
dawn of winter. Celts
were no longer spending
long days in the pastures,
and so they gathered in
their homes to tell stories
and wait out the winter.
When
Christianity
spread, Halloween became intertwined with a
feast day dedicated to the
saints and deceased
loved ones. “All Hallows
Even,” eventually got
shortened
to
“Hallowe’en,” and then Halloween.
Though certain parts of
Halloween history are
well-known, there are
many additional interesting facts about this
beloved holiday that are
less widely known. The
following are some lesser
known Halloween tidbits,
courtesy of the websites,
The Thought & Expression Company and Random History, as well as
“The Halloween Handbook” (Citadel Press) by
Ed Morrow.
• The first jack-olanterns were made from
turnips and beets. Pumpkins were used after Halloween was brought to
North America.
• The word “witch” is
thought to come from the
Olde English word “wicce,”
meaning
“wise
woman.” Witches once
were held in high regard.
• Pumpkins actually
are a fruit, a type of
squash that is a member
of the gourd family. Its
cousins include cucumbers, melons, and other
squashes.
• Trick-or-treating may
have originated with a
European custom called
“souling.” On All Soul’s
Day, early Christians
would go door-to-door
begging for “soul cakes,”
which were square pieces
of bread with currants.
The more cakes a person
received,
the
more
prayers he or she would
promise to the dead relatives of the cake donors.
• Witches may have
rubbed a sacred ointment
made with a hallucinogenic herb onto their
skin. This gave them a
feeling of flying, and if
they had been fasting,
they felt even giddier.
Many witches rode on
horseback, but those who
were poor traveled on foot
and carried a broom to
launch themselves over
streams.
• One-quarter of all the
candy sold each year is
purchased around Halloween. Halloween candy
sales in the United States
average about $2 billion
annually.
• Some people still celebrate the ancient Celtic
customs of Samhain.
Many followers of various
pagan religions, such as
the Druids and Wiccans,
observe this day as a religious festival and a memorial day for their deceased friends. It also is a
night to practice various
forms of divination.
• The owl is a popular
Halloween symbol. In Medieval Europe, owls were
thought to be witches.
• The first-known mention of trick-or-treating
was found in print in
1927 in Blackie, Alberta,
Canada.
• Ireland is believed by
many to be the birthplace
of Halloween.
• Both Salem, MA, and
Anoka, MN, are the selfproclaimed
Halloween
capitals of the world.
• Pumpkins are now
carved and displayed as
Halloween decorations.
Orange is a color of
strength and symbolic of
the harvest. The largest
pumpkin ever grown was
more than 1,600 pounds.
It was grown by Joe Jutras of North Scituate, RI.
Halloween is a mysterious time, born of various
festivals, rituals and symbolism. Over several centuries, the celebration
has evolved into a holiday
enjoyed by millions, each
in their own different
ways.
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by Tom Turpin, Professor
of Entomology, Purdue
University
I walked into one of
those big box stores the
other day and the three
or four aisles filled with
Halloween decorations
caught my eye. In one of
the aisles was a large
sign that read “Boo
Bugs.” When I checked it
out there were all kinds
of evil-looking black spiders with red eyes and
lots of fake spider webbing. Prominently displayed were some butterfly-wing costumes complete with a pair of antennae. There were also
several types of plastic
beetles in various sizes,
some of which were nearly a foot in length.
So the “Boo Bug” section had lots of spiders,
which aren’t insects, and
some pretty butterfly costumes that didn’t seem
much like Halloween to
me. Beetles, though,
might come a bit closer to
being creatures worthy of
inclusion in Halloween
decorations.
For starters, some beetles live rather ghoulish
lives. There are burying
beetles that bury the bodies of small animals such
as mice and moles. The
beetles and their offspring feed on the decaying carcass of the little
mammals. Some beetles
are known as dung beetles because they fashion
balls of mammal dung to
bury as food for their offspring. The Asian lady
beetle is sometimes called
the Halloween beetle because it shows up about
that time of year, trying to
find a way into our homes
as a place to spend the
winter.
There is a species of
beetle that I’ve often
thought qualified to be
associated with Halloween celebrations just
because of its name. That
insect has the common
name of deathwatch beetle and the scientific
name of Xestobium rufovillosum. This little beetle with the long name is
less than one-half inch in
length. It is a wood-boring beetle. The larvae of
these beetles consume
dry wood and in the
process construct tunnels within the wood.
Adult deathwatch beetles produce a sound by
tapping
their
heads
against the wood on top
of the tunnels. Biologically, that is how the insects
attract mates. The sound
is not very loud, and people normally only hear it
under very quiet conditions such as during the
quiet of the night or at a
bedside vigil for a dying
person.
Hearing
the
sound during a “death
watch” gave the beetle its
common name and contributed to speculation as
to whether the sound was
a predictor of the pending
death.
This rather macabre
association of the beetle
and human death has
not escaped note within
popular culture over the
years. John Keats made
note of it. So did Henry
David Thoreau. Edgar Allan Poe used it in his
short story “The Tell-Tale
Heart” where the sound
of the deathwatch beetle
was mistaken for the
beating of a dead man’s
heart.
Thomas Hood also
makes reference to the
deathwatch beetle in his
“The Haunted House”
with the line “The Death
Watch tick’d behind the
panel’d oak.” Hood mentioned insects, spiders
and centipedes in “The
Haunted House.” The insects included earwigs,
maggots, crickets and a
moth.
The moth that Hood
cited certainly should be
included in any discussion of insects appropriately named for inclusion
in creatures associated
with Halloween. It is
called the death’s head
moth. This moth gets the
name “death’s head” because of what resembles
the marking of a human
skull on its thorax. The
death’s head moth is one
of the sphinx moths that
are also called hawk
moths or hummingbird
moths.
In addition to the
marking of the death’s
head sphinx, it is an unusual moth for two other
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Smiles from B1
she wanted but when
she saw it she liked the
photo and had to give it a
second look to realize it
had been altered. During
our conversation I asked
her if she had ever read a
story I had written called
“A Night At Harry’s.”
There was a scene in it
that involved her George.
She hadn’t read it and
asked, “What’s it about?”
I began with, “You
weren’t married at the
time.” It was a Saturday
night and Harry’s nightclub was mobbed. I had
to push my way into the
place and past the
crowded bar. Couples
were out on the floor
dancing to the Contour’s
“Do You Love Me.” I
made my way to a
rounded leather-lined
booth where George was
sitting oddly alone with
his elbows resting on the
table and his head in his
hands. He looked depressed.
“What’s the matter,
George?” I asked above
the loud music.
He shook his cradled
head. “I had her in the
palm of my hand,” he
groaned. “I was making
all the right moves. She
was hanging on every
word I said. I lit her cigarette like a pro. But
when I went to blow out
the match my upper
plate flew out on the
table. She screamed and
stood up on her seat!”
It seems George had
somehow broken his upper dentures and was
keeping the two halves
loosely in place with the
back of his tongue which
made him talk like
Humphrey Bogart.
“So where is she now?”
I asked.
“Dancing with that
guy,” he said nodding towards a couple out on
the floor.
Shirley laughed and
began to tell me her story about George. “You remember we owned two
houses in town. When
we were getting along we
lived in the same house
but when things weren’t
so good we lived separately.”
She went on to say
that during one of the
times they were living
apart she bought a little
dog she named Moe to
keep her company. At
the time she was on
speaking terms with
George and asked him to
take the little pooch to
his house while she went
on an overnight trip to
visit family. Arriving
home, good natured
George set the dog up in
a blanket-lined cardboard box and retired for
the night. When he
awoke in the morning he
reached for his then in
tact upper plate but the
teeth weren’t in the water glass on the night
table where he had
placed them. A brief
search led to the dog in
the blanket-lined box
and the dentures that
had been chewed on like
a bone. Moe didn’t look
at all guilty but George
was miffed and picked
the dog up as he headed
for his car and Shirley’s
house. She had just arrived home and when
she came to the door her
husband angrily thrust
the little dog into her
arms.
“What’s the matter?”
she wanted to know.
“He chewed up my
teeth!” George yelled before stepping back and
letting the storm door
slam. Then he abruptly
turned and headed for
his car.
Frank Dibble a nosey
friend and nearby neighbor phoned Shirley to
learn what the commotion was all about.
Later in the day Dibble
met George on the steps
of the post office downtown. “Hey George,” he
said. “I saw Shirley’s new
dog!”
“So,” George said begrudgingly.
“He’s got a smile just
like yours!”
George threw up his
hands and headed for
his mail box.
“That’s a great story,” I
told Shirley. “Did he ever
get new teeth?”
“Yeah,” she said. “His
smile looked even better
than Moe’s, so we moved
back in together.”
are appropriate insects
to be included in any
listing of “boo bugs” for
Halloween. I bet Edgar
Allan Poe would have
agreed!
Boo Bugs from B3
invades honey bee hives
and drinks honey. Both
behaviors are uncommon
for moths.
Edgar Allan Poe featured a death’s head
moth in his story “The
Sphinx.” In the story the
moth is perceived to be a
giant monster. It is later
shown to be what it really is: “The Death’s headed Sphinx has occasioned
much
terror
among the vulgar, at
times, by the melancholy
kind of cry which it utters, and the insignia of
death which it wears
upon its corslet.”
I think that both the
deathwatch beetle and
the death’s head moth
Deathwatch beetle
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Whatchamacallits
This week’s Whatchamacallit is a Screw Box and Tap
set, used in conjunction to make wooden screws.
Back on Nov. 2, 1858, the U.S. Patent Ofﬁce granted William 0rville Hickok of Harrisburg, PA two patents —one for the Screw Box and one for the Tap.
The 43-year old Hickok wrote in his application for
patent consideration “I have invented a new and useful improvement in dies for cutting screws on wood”.
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B6 • October 31, 2015
ANSWERS
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President Kennedy and Vice President
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Photo by Abbie Rowe, National Park
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October 31, 2015 • B7
Calendar of events
ORIGINAL VALLEY
PENNYSAVER
NOTE: Calendar entries
must arrive at the Original
Valley Pennysaver office by
Wednesday, October 28th
for them to be included in
the calendar of events for
our Saturday, November
7th issue. Send events to
Lee Publications c/o The
Original Valley Pennysaver,
6113 State Highway 5,
P.O. Box 121, Palatine
Bridge, NY 13428 or e-mail:
[email protected]
SEP 16 - NOV 4
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health, reduce your stress
Canajoharie Library & Arkell
Museum. Free 8 week series.
For more information call
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OCT 1-31
Arkell Center Events
for October
Arkell Center, Canajoharie,
NY. Arkell Center Programs
for all area seniors during
October 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.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Oct. 21 & 28: 12:30-4 pm.
Senior Citizens Pinochle
Card Party, donation $2,
prizes & refreshments. If you
would like to sub, call Terry673-5635.
Oct. 23: 11:30. Meals of
Montgomery will be serving
Turkey w/Gravy, Mash Potatoes, Carrots & Dinner Roll
and Apple Delight Cookie.
Call to reserve 673-2000.
Oct. 23: 12:30 pm. Gary Van
Slyke will be playing Harvest
& Halloween music directly
following the Meals of Montgomery luncheon. Please
plan on attending a very entertaining program.
Oct. 27: 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.
Oct. 29: 7 pm. Sues Crew
Line Dancers will be performing at Arkell Center.
Bring a friend and join us for
a fun night.
Oct. 30: at around 10 am,
the CCS Kindergarten class-
es will visit Arkell Hall &
Arkell Center in costume to
share some songs & poems
with us for Halloween. Also,
some of our friends from Liberty will also be joining us,
too.
Oct. 30: 1:30 pm. Directly
following the Senior Citizens
Meeting Joann Resch will
have a Water Color Painting
Session. Come and join us.
MEETINGS
Oct. 30: 1 pm. Canajoharie
Senior Citizens Club Meeting.
Oct.
27:
10-11
am.
Alzheimers Caregiver Meeting. Please join us.
Oct. 22 & 29: 10:15-11 am.
The Diet Club meets in the
Gallery at Arkell Center. The
goal is to be accountable
while losing or maintaining
your weight. Details- call
Grace 673-2112.
50/50 raffle & museum
tours available. Tickets
available at The Fort Plain
Coop, Ft. Plain, NY, Mohawk
Valley
Regional
Center,
Canajoharie, NY, tickets also
available at the door. $10
adults, $5 for children 6-12.
OCT 27
Literacy New York Party
Representatives from the literacy program in Fulton,
Montgomery and Schoharie
counties
will
give
an
overview of services available
to members of the community. 6 to 7 p.m. Fort Plain
Free Library, 19 Willett
Street, Fort Plain. Please call
(518) 993-4646 for more information.
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RSVP to Laura Carson at
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NOV 21
Stamp Show and Sale
United Methodist Church,
39 Center St., Fort Plain, NY.
10 am - 4 pm. For more information call 518-9934737.
NOV 30 - DEC 5
Kuyahoora Eastern Star
Bus Trip to a
‘Christmas in the
Rocky Mountains
Including stops at Dollywood, dinner shows and
moonshine tasting. For more
information call Gail at 315891-3874.
DEC 6
St. Nicholas Day
Fort Klock Historic Restoration, St. Johnsville, NY. 12 3:30 pm. All children will receive a homemade wooden
ornament from St. Nicholas.
Tryon Co. Milita will drill, storyteller, roaring fires, pine
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OCT 24
Acoustic Coffee House
Fultonville United Methodist
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4th Annual
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