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COUNTRY EDITOR
COUNTRY EDITOR
July 3, 2015 • 3
Fourth of July sidewalk parade
by Donna Erickson
It’s time for a sidewalk
parade! Whether it’s on
the Fourth of July, or
anytime all summer long,
decorate bikes, trikes,
scooters, skates and wagons, wear a funny hat
and strike up the band. A
couple of families with a
few motivated kids is really all it takes to make it
happen. Gather kids of
all ages in your neighborhood, and get marching
to the beat of family fun
and memory making.
Here are some ideas to
stage the informal, high
spirited event:
• Make and deliver fliers
or send e-mails to announce the sidewalk parade. Designate a place
where kids can gather for a
pre-parade decorating party. Your deck, driveway,
backyard or a local park
can be the gathering spot.
Tie ribbons, streamers and
flags to bikes and wagons.
Make signs and banners.
• Put your child’s teddy
bear or other stuffed animals on parade, too. Dec-
orate the long sides of a
wagon to make it look like
a circus wagon. Fill it
with their favorite animals. Some kids might
like to dress like a clown,
while others can be a circus
ringmaster
or
tightrope walker.
• Teens may enjoy participating, too. They can
hand out brochures along
the mini parade route or
wear a sandwich board
advertising their services
for
mowing
lawns,
babysitting or watering
plants for vacationers.
• For post-parade fun,
make the day a real picnic and top off the event
with snacks, appetizers, a
potluck meal or a barbecue. For dessert, set out
tubs of ice cream on a
ter balloon volleyball and
relay races. Some kids
may want to perform impromptu juggling acts,
magic shows and songs.
Encourage participants
to match up with new
tionwide. To find more of
her
creative
family
recipes and activities, visit www.donnasday.com
and link to the NEW Donna’s Day Facebook fan
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picnic table. Ask families
to bring their favorite toppings.
• Enjoy a memorable finale with a few games
that everyone will enjoy,
such as an egg toss, wa-
families on the block or in
the building so everyone
gets acquainted.
Donna
Erickson’s
award winning series
“Donna’s Day” is airing
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“Donna Erickson’s Fabulous Funstuff for Families.”
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Distributed by King
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A person who is nice to you, but rude to the waiter, is not a nice person.
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Herkimer County Fair Fair
set Aug. 18-23
The Herkimer County
Fair is being held on
Aug. 18-23 and is seeking contestants for this
year’s events including
the Queen Pageants, Talent Show, and Demo
Derby. The Demo Derby
is being held on Friday,
Aug. 21. Drivers must be
at least 18 years old. The
Queen Pageants are being held Aug. 18 with
girls of different age
groups from 4-17 and
boys from 4-12.
The Talent Show is being held Aug. 22 with
any age or talent. The
Talent show is a pre-lim
for the New York State
Fair. It is necessary to
perform at a county fair
before entering the State
Fair competition. First
place awards $50 and a
trophy, 2nd place is $25
and a trophy and 3rd is
$15 and a trophy. The
contestants are judged
in six divisions and registration is due Aug. 18.
Forms can be obtained
on the Fairs’ website.
Also reserve seating for
the Double M rodeo,
Demo Derby and truck
pull will be on sale July
1 at the fair office as well
as Advance sale tickets
available at M&T Bank,
Adirondack Bank and
fair office.
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COUNTRY EDITOR
Preventing mildew other July gardening tips
garden and pull weeds.
Weeds really do sprout
overnight and by next
week they’ll be towering
over your tomatoes and
annual flowers. A visit to
the garden before work,
or as soon as you get
home, can keep the
weeds in check.
Continue planting vegetables such as radishes,
carrots, and lettuce so
that you’ll have a continual supply of these vegetables into the fall.
Seeds will germinate
quickly in warm soils, but
so will the weeds. Be diligent about weeding, watering, and thinning your
new seedlings.
Check tomato plants
for large, green-striped
horned caterpillars. A few
can cause lots of damage,
so hand pick and destroy
them when found. Spray
an organic pesticide containing B.t. (Bacillus
thuringiensis) to control
large infestations. If the
caterpillars have white
elongated eggs on their
My green thumb came only as a
result of the mistakes I made while
learning to see things from the plant's point of view.
~H. Fred Dale (Thanks, Anne)
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sume growth.
Summer is a great time
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bloom, and add to your
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mulch, and keep them
watered.
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days,
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“sucker” shoots from
tomatoes, finishing pruning of woody plants early
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backs, leave them and
don’t spray. These are a
natural enemy, such as
from a parasitic wasp,
which hatch and then
parasitize other hornworms.
Protect your squash
vines from the squash
vine borer. These clearwinged moths lay their
eggs on the stems and
the hatching larvae bore
into the vines, causing
the plant to wilt and possibly die. Apply a pesticide containing B.t. every
3 or 4 days during July
and early August to kill
hatching larvae before
they enter the stems. A
thin layer of wood ashes
or moth flakes scattered
around plants may discourage egg laying.
If these don’t work on
the squash vine borer, slit
the vine stem where it is
wilting and along it until
you find the feeding grub.
Remove and destroy the
grub, then bury the end
of the vine so that hopefully it will root and re-
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Preventing
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renovating
strawberry beds, and
protecting
blueberries
from birds, are some of
the gardening activities
for this month.
At the first sign of powdery mildew on phlox,
bee balm, and other susceptible plants, treat with
Serenade or other labeled
fungicide, such as one
with potassium bicarbonate (relative of baking
soda). Spray plants every
two weeks, or according
to label directions if different, thoroughly wetting the foliage.
Now’s the time when
strawberry beds can become a mass of baby
plants. Renovate the
beds, controlling the runners, encouraging them
to root where you want
them. Keep the bed well
mulched and watered.
Birds love blueberries
as much as we do, so protect the fruit with netting.
Use stakes to suspend
the netting over the
shrub so birds won’t
reach the berries. Secure
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to prevent birds from
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COUNTRY EDITOR
July 3, 2015 • 5
Strange but true
by Samantha Weaver
• It was Alice Roosevelt,
prominent socialite and
daughter of President
Theodore Roosevelt, who
declared that her purpose
in life was to “empty
what’s full, fill what’s
empty, and scratch where
it itches.”
• King James VI of
Scotland was also, after
the crowns of England
and Scotland were united
in 1603, King James I of
England. He may have
been doubly noble, but
those who study such
things say that his personal habits would not
have been out of place in
a commoner of the time
period. He reportedly
never bathed, claiming
that baths were an unhealthy practice, and he
would wear the same
clothes for months on
end.
• Three of the first five
presidents of the United
States — John Adams,
Thomas Jefferson and
James Monroe — died on
July 4.
• Fans of the long running sitcom “Scrubs” will
be familiar with the main
character, Dr. John “J.D.”
Dorian, and his best
friend, Dr. Christopher
Turk. You might not realize, though, that the actors who played those
roles — Zach Braff and
Donald Faison — also are
best friends in real life.
• The game of tag may
seem like an innocent
children’s pastime, but in
some countries it has a
sinister undertone. In
Italy, players pretend
that
anyone
getting
tagged has caught the
black plague. In Madagascar, leprosy is the contagion that is being supposedly spread by the
game, while in Spain, it’s
relatively harmless fleas.
• Taking the stairs may
be good for your cardiovascular health, but
there are dangers you
might not know of. In an
average year, approximately 27 people are
killed while using an elevator, while 1,600 die
while taking the stairs.
Thought for the Day:
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in the 21st century.” —
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Comfort foods made
fast and healthy!
Grilled Melon
skewers
Comfort foods made
fast and healthy!
by Healthy Exchanges
BLT Cracker Spread
Here is an unusual but delicious way to enjoy a BLT
without the guilt of a fattening spread.
Grilled melon is a great way to add some fruit to a
backyard grilling party!
• 3 cups melon chunks (cantaloupe, honeydew or
watermelon)
• 2 teaspoons oil
• 1/8 teaspoon salt
• 1/8 teaspoon pepper
• 3 slices cooked bacon, crumbled
• 4 basil leaves, thinly sliced
1. Prepare grill for direct grilling on medium-high.
2. Thread chunks onto skewers. Brush skewers with
oil; sprinkle with salt and pepper.
3. Grill 3 minutes, turning over once. Top with
crumbled bacon and basil. Serves 4.
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Summer Peach Salad
I don’t think I have ever tasted anything so refreshing as this summer side dish.
• 1 cup water
• 4 cups (8 medium) peeled and chopped fresh peaches
• 1 (4 serving) package sugar free vanilla cook and
serve pudding mix
• 1 (4 serving) package sugar free lemon gelatin
• 1 cup mini marshmallows
• 1 cup reduced calorie whipped topping
1. In a blender container, combine water and 1 cup
chopped peaches. Cover and process on BLEND for 20
seconds or until mixture is smooth.
2. In a medium saucepan, combine dry pudding
mix, dry gelatin and blended peach mixture. Cook
over medium heat until mixture thickens and starts to
boil, stirring often. Remove from heat. Add marshmallows. Mix gently until marshmallows are dissolved.
3. Fold in remaining 3 cups chopped peaches.
Spread mixture into an 8x8-inch dish. Refrigerate until firm, about 3 hours. Spread whipped topping evenly over top. Cut into 8 servings.
* Each serving equals: 85 calories, 1g fat, 1g protein,
18g carb., 63mg sodium, 1g fiber; Diabetic Exchanges:
1/2 Starch/Carb., 1 Fruit.
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• 1/2 cup nonfat sour cream
• 1/2 cup fat-free mayonnaise
• 1/4 cup bacon bits
• 1 cup finely shredded lettuce
• 1/2 cup finely chopped fresh tomato
In a medium bowl, combine sour cream, mayonnaise and bacon bits. Add lettuce and tomato. Mix well
to combine. Spread mixture over crackers. Makes 6
(1/4 cup) servings.
* Each serving equals: 53 calories, 1g fat, 3g protein, 8g carb., 371 mg sodium, 0g fiber; Diabetic Exchanges: 1/2 Starch/Carb.
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COUNTRY EDITOR
Hello Again,
July 4, 2015
According to the Wall Street Journal, Jeb Bush
and Senator Marco Rubio are solidifying their positions at the front of the pack of Republican presidential contenders. However, in a separate
Journal/NBC News poll, 65 percent said they could
see themselves backing Mike Huckabee.
Grandpa said, “Sonny, it was so cold last night I
couldn’t sleep. I shivered all night long.” “Grandpa,
did that noise I heard come from your teeth chattering?” “I don’t know, Sonny. We don’t sleep
together anymore.”
While the presidential hopeful show will not end
until the fat lady sings, other hopeful candidates
still have strong support and financial backing.
Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky is a favorite of a
friend of mine and he is definitely still in the race.
The pastor of a local farm community church
asked one of the deacons to lead the church family
in prayer. Later he said, “Deacon, your voice was so
low, I couldn’t hear your prayer.” “I wasn’t praying
to you,” the deacon replied.
While the candidates running for president all
appear to be great, one of them still will need your
vote. It has been said, “If you don’t vote for the one
you want, you are actually giving your vote to the
other guy.”
It has been well documented that our government
grows at a rate of 6 percent per year which means
it will increase its spending by 6 percent and
increase taxes by at least 6 percent plus borrowing
billions of interest bearing dollars. How much more
are you willing to pay each year – for the remainder
of your life and stick your children with?
Is the problem this little boy faced the one that
could destroy our nation?
A little boy versed in the Christian faith wanted
$100 to buy an electrical KitchenAid for his mother. After several nights of prayer, he decided to write
a letter to God.
Have you ever wondered what makes someone
tick? If you could dig down deep, what would you
find? Let’s take two well-known names and see
what we come up with.
A good democrat postal department employee
saw the political ramifications and sent the letter
on to the president. In a moment of good-natured
political planning, the president said, “Let’s send
that lad $10.00. You put in $5.00 and I will put in
the other $5.00.”
For starters, let’s ask ourselves what do we actually know about the man who is the president of the
United States, Barack Obama? What makes him
tick?
I have been trying to remember if I have ever seen
a picture of him entering or exiting a church. If you
have, what does that mean to you? If you can’t
recall any church-related activity, what does that
suggest? Possibly to you, it would not suggest or
indicate anything or possibly it would cause substantial doubts. George Washington said no one
could possibly govern this country without the help
of God.
On a few occasions, President Obama said that if
he could not have his own way, he would go around
Congress. What does that say about him? Should a
man be president when he is willing to state that he
will bypass our nations’ time and constitutionally
honored government system of one president with
Senators and House Representatives?
Does that indicate a man who would chose personal-dictorial leadership over the managerial
foundation our forefathers designed for our country?
The second person, Mrs. Clinton, has been associated with government for more years than our
president. I will merely repeat what we chatted
about in the previous Hello Again. Hillary Clinton
said – “No jobs were ever created by businesses.” I
guess she was implying that all jobs were created
by government. What does that statement suggest
concerning her ability to think without talking? I
will ask you to draw your own conclusion.
After reading the following statement, how anxious will you be to vote for a believer in big government?
“The greater the government, the greater the
poverty.” — Senator Bob McEwan
“The larger the government grows, the more taxes
it will collect from you.” — Hello Again
The question: who will become our next president?
When the boy received and opened the envelope
and found the $10.00, he was amazed. He quickly
wrote another letter to God, thanking God for the
$10.00 given. The letter said, “Thank you Heavenly
Father but your letter was routed through
Washington and they took their 90 percent cut.”
To answer the problem faced by our little boy, will
anyone be able to actually run our government if
the politicians have already spent more money than
taxation will bring in?
I’m sitting near the front plate glass window in
our office. The little red bike is sitting with a hopeful look. The sun is shining with beautiful white
clouds and no wind. So what would you expect me
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July 3, 2015 • 7
Family fun filled Fourth of July
by Donna Erickson
The Fourth is never an
ordinary summer day, especially when you turn
the occasion into a celebration of outdoor family
fun. Here are some creative ideas for all ages,
starting with a fantastic
“fireworks of art” activity.
Fireworks art
In a small bowl or recycled container, stir together 4 tablespoons of liquid
tempera paint and about
1 tablespoon of water to
dilute the paint. It should
be runny. Make several
different color mixtures.
Gather around a picnic
table and give each person
a sheet of sturdy construction or watercolor paper
and a drinking straw. Pour
a spoonful of one color
near the center of each
sheet, tell everyone to hold
their straw just above the
puddle of paint at a 45 degree angle and blow
through it, spreading the
color in all directions like a
fireworks display.
One by one, pour other
colors of paint on the paper and blow through the
straw to create a dramatic design.
To turn your picture
into a place mat, cover
the completed and dried
project with clear, adhesive-backed plastic.
Tip: If you wish to
sprinkle sequins and glitter on the design for
added sparkle, stir 1 teaspoon white craft glue
into the original paint
and water mixture. Add
more water if necessary
for a runny consistency.
Patriotic stones
Collect several large
rocks with a flat side.
Rinse off rocks if needed,
and let dry thoroughly.
Paint an American flag
design on each with red,
white and blue acrylic
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paints. Use as napkin
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Singalong
Have a song fest and
sing familiar American
songs together, such as
“Yankee Doodle,” “This
Land is Your Land” and
“America the Beautiful.”
Make up your own verse
to your favorite.
Story Time
In the evening, make a
bedtime story extra special for young and old by
reading it outdoors with a
flashlight. Choose a book
about the subject of independence, where children, fairy tale characters
or animals are searching
for freedom.
Donna
Erickson’s
award winning series
“Donna’s Day” is airing on
public television nation-
wide. To find more of her
creative family recipes
and
activities,
visit
www.donnasday.com and
link to the NEW Donna’s
Day Facebook fan page.
Her latest book is “Donna
Erickson’s Fabulous Funstuff for Families.”
(c) 2015 Donna Erickson
Distributed by King
Features Synd.
8 • July 3, 2015
Grilled Buttermilk Chicken
Here in Texas, we celebrate two holidays that commemorate freedom. June 19 (also known as Juneteenth) is the day slaves in Texas received the declaration of their emancipation from slavery. July 4 is the
celebration of the hard fought freedom and privileges
we enjoy as Americans.
But Independence Day was almost celebrated two
days earlier. On July 2, 1776, the Continental Congress voted in favor of independence, and two days later, July 4, the delegates signed the Declaration of Independence. Future presidents Thomas Jefferson and
John Adams fought to have July 2 as Independence
Day, but were outvoted by the other delegates. This is
why we celebrate on July 4, the date the document
was signed, rather than the date the resolution of independence was approved by Congress.
Like many American families, we enjoy celebrating
Independence Day by gathering together for barbeques and fireworks. These recipes for Grilled Buttermilk Chicken and Grilled Potato Salad with Buttermilk Dressing are guaranteed to set off an explosion of
flavor in your mouth while providing you the freedom
of time to enjoy this wonderful holiday.
Marinating chicken in buttermilk and hot sauce is
an old Southern recipe for tenderizing and adding flavor to chicken. If you don’t have buttermilk on hand,
see the tips below for creating a tasty alternative.
When grilling, create two heat zones: start with high,
direct heat over the coals, and then move the food
away from the coals to cook all the way through without burning.
• 1-1/2 cups buttermilk, shaken well
• 8 cloves garlic, chopped
• 1 tablespoon paprika
• 2 tablespoons poultry seasoning
• 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
• 1 teaspoon black pepper
• 2 tablespoons hot sauce
• 6 pounds bone-in chicken pieces
1. In a small bowl or measuring cup, combine buttermilk, garlic, paprika, poultry seasoning, salt, pepper and hot sauce.
2. Divide buttermilk mixture and chicken between
two large resealable plastic bags. Place the bags of
chicken in a bowl or on a sheet pan. Marinate chicken in the refrigerator, turning bags occasionally, for at
least 1 hour and up to overnight.
3. Heat grill to medium-low. Remove chicken from
marinade (discard marinade); pat chicken dry with
food safe paper towels. Grill chicken, covered, turning
occasionally, until cooked through, 30 to 40 minutes.
Serves 8.
COUNTRY EDITOR
Grilled Potato Salad
• 1-1/2 pounds red potatoes, cut into 2-inch pieces
• 1 red onion, cut into 1/2-inch thick rings
• 4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
• 2 bell peppers (red and green), seeded and cut in half
• 4 celery stalks, leaves and white stalk removed
• 2 teaspoons salt
• 1-1/2 teaspoons ground black pepper
1. Heat grill to medium. Toss potatoes, onion and 2
tablespoons oil in a bowl. Arrange in single layer on
grill and cook, turning frequently, until tender and
slightly charred, about 15 minutes. Dice onions, bell
peppers and celery and mix with the potatoes, salt and
pepper.
2. Add 1/2 cup of Buttermilk Dressing (see recipe
below) to potato mixture and toss to coat. Add additional dressing as desired. Serve warm or at room
temperature. Serves 4.
Buttermilk Dressing
• 1/2 cup plain, low fat Greek Yogurt
• 1/4 cup low fat mayonnaise
• 1/3 cup buttermilk
• 3 tablespoons coarse grained mustard
• 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
• 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
• 2 teaspoons sherry wine vinegar
• 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley or basil
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
• 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
Mix all of the ingredients in a medium bowl until
blended. Refrigerate dressing until ready to use.
Makes 1-1/4 cups.
Tip: Buttermilk Substitutes
Milk: Combine 1 cup milk (2 percent whole, or
heavy cream) and 1 tablespoon lemon juice or white
vinegar. Let mixture stand at room temperature for 510 minutes. The milk will be thicken slightly, but not
as much as buttermilk, and contain small curdled
bits.
Yogurt: Mix 3/4 cup plain yogurt with 1/4 cup water.
Sour Cream: Mix 3/4 cup sour cream with 1/4 cup
water.
Cream of Tartar: Mix 1
cup of milk with 1-3/4
teaspoons cream of tartar. Let stand 5-10 minutes until slightly thickened and curdled.
Angela Shelf Medearis is
an award winning children’s author, culinary
historian and the author
of seven cookbooks. Her
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July 3, 2015 • 9
Gem’s Along the Mohawk hosts Rock the Canal
by Daniel Baldwin
Gems Along the Mohawk is a regional tourist
attraction in Herkimer
(right along the Erie Canal)
that provides canal cruises, dining, and shopping.
Renee Scialdo Shevat,
president of Gems Along
the Mohawk, said the
business opened in 2002
and it is still running
successfully today. The
company features 70
businesses in Central
New York, according to
their website.
Shevat said she and the
associated
businesses
wanted to host an event
that would kickoff the
summer season and attract more tourists who
live outside Central New
York and New York State.
“When our business
was pulled together,” she
said, “we said why not try
to set up something at a
more annual basis that
would be a little closer to-
ward opening up the
summer to say to people,
‘welcome to summer’ of
that particular year.
‘Here’s what you can do
Book authors talked with local residents.
Carleton Boone and Company band played their
jazz hits.
Members of the Utica Zoo showed a variety of animals from the Zoomobile.
Photo by Daniel Baldwin
in your own backyard.’”
That is the main reason
why Gems hosted Rock
the
Canal
Weekend,
which took place June
19-20. This is the third
year that the business
has hosted the event.
A lot was going on during this year’s celebration.
On Friday, the docks had
a Friday Night Party
Cruise. Saturday was
even busier and exciting
as many Central New
York athletes and authors
gathered at the docks to
meet with many local residents and tourists.
Little Falls Diamond
Dawgs’ pitcher Dave
Palmer and third-baseman Andrew Turner
stopped by the docks early in the morning to talk
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to baseball fans and take
a look around this regional tourist attraction.
“It’s always been a
place I wanted to go,”
Palmer said. “I’ve never
been to the Erie Canal
before, so I came here to
hang out, promote and
meet some people.”
While the two players
were out greeting fans,
many local authors were
in the gift shop signing
books and encouraging
residents to read their
latest novel.
Dorothy Stacy (author
of the Erie Canal Cousin
Series), William Stewart
(author of Prohibition of
Black and White), and
Nancy DiPace Pfau (author of Sharon and
Sharon Strings) were a
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Stacy said Rock the
Canal Weekend serves as
a good purpose for the
business and Central
New York.
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Herkimer County Dairy Promotion
The
2015-2016
Herkimer County Dairy
Promotion Court visited
the Herkimer County
Legislature on June 16.
They served strawber-
ry milk shakes to members of the legislature.
Reigning
Princess
Stephanie Treadwell introduced herself and her
court and outlined their
duties of promoting dairy
products for the year.
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the Herkimer County Legislature meeting where the Dairy
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Photos courtesy of Herkimer County Dairy Promotion
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Country Editor
Number / Classification
20 Air Compressors
25 Air Tools
35 Announcements
45 Antiques
55 Appraisal Services
75 ATV
80 Auctions
82 Auto Body
110 Bedding Plants
120 Bees-Beekeeping
130 Bird Control
140 Books
155 Building Materials/ Supplies
157 Building Repair
160 Buildings For Sale
161 Bulk Foods / Spices
165 Business Opportunities
170 Butchering Supplies
173 Carpentry
175 Cars, Trucks, Trailers
180 Catalogs
182 Catering
190 Chain Saws
195 Cheesemaking Supplies
205 Christmas
214 Clocks & Repair
215 Collectibles
216 Clothing
235 Computers
253 Consignment
265 Construction Equipment For Rent
275 Construction Machinery Wanted
277 Construction Services
280 Construction Supplies
312 Crafts
325 Custom Butchering
330 Custom Services
360 Deer-Butchering & Hides
370 Dogs
410 Electrical
415 Employment Wanted
440 Farm Machinery For Sale
445 Farm Machinery Wanted
447 Farm Market Items
460 Fencing
470 Financial Services
480 Fish
483 Flooring
495 For Rent or Lease
500 For Sale
510 Fresh Produce, Nursery
525 Fruits & Berries
527 Furniture
529 Garage Sales
530 Garden Supplies
535 Generators
537 Gifts
575 Greenhouse Supplies
585 Guns
587 Hair Styling
589 Hardware
600 Health Care/Products
605 Heating
610 Help Wanted
653 Hotel / Motel
683 Jewelers
700 Lawn & Garden
711 Lessons
760 Lumber & Wood Products
790 Maple Syrup Supplies
805 Miscellaneous
810 Mobile Homes
811 Monuments
812 Multi Media
813 Music
815 Motorcycles
817 Nails
820 Nurseries
910 Plants
950 Real Estate For Sale
955 Real Estate Wanted
960 RVs & Motor Homes
975 Rentals
980 Restaurant Supplies
1040 Services Offered
1075 Snowblowers
1080 Snowmobiles
1096 Sports
1109 Thrift
1140 Trailers
1147 Trains
1148 Travel
1165 Trees
1170 Truck Parts & Equipment
1180 Trucks
1187 Vacuum
1190 Vegetable
1200 Veterinary
1205 Wanted
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Cars, Trucks, Trailers
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Announcements
Antiques
SELLERS WANTED for
Canal Days Flea Market,
July 11 & 12, 11am-4pm,
Schoharie Crossing State
Historic Site, bring your own
table, contact Jannice, 518829-7516
ANTIQUES/FINE ART and
unusual collectibles. 9200
State Route 365, Holland
Patent. From Pete Rose
autographs to Coca Cola
ceiling fans. 315-794-9175.
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original upholstery. Second
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Herkimer registration, 9 till
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1st,2nd, prizes each class,
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Appliances
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Range, Air Conditioner,
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Antiques
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Cars, Trucks, Trailers
Collectibles
FOR SALE – 2001 PT
Cruiser, 84K, 5 speed, 4 cyl.
Asking $2,500. Eastern Auto
Mall, Ilion, NY (315) 8957487
RECORDS WANTED: We’ll
buy your old records from
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Albums, Rock-N-Roll, Blues,
R&B, Country, etc. Call Pete
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Cars, Trucks, Trailers
99 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER
automatic V6, runs, looks
good, $1,000; 02 Polaris
Trailblazer, runs and looks
good, $500 OBO; Johnson
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Kawasaki Prairie four wheeler, needs work, best offer.
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FOR SALE – 2000 Malibu,
114K, Automatic, 4DSD.
$2,900. Eastern Auto Mall,
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2002 SATURN – 119K,
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2004 KIA RIO – 73K, 5
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ATV
2000 CADILLAC DeVille –
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Leather,
asking
$3,500. Eastern Auto Mall,
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2014 MASSIMO side x side
4x4 MSU 400 EFI, Camo
winch dump box split fold
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Collectibles
Automotive
ATTENTION: Remanufactured starters, alternators,
generator. Prompt service,
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WANTED - CA$H PAID: For
old jewelry, old buttons,
books. Dolls toys, even if
broken, 1970s older. 1960s
& older:
Clothing.
Old
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almost anything old. Shirley
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FOR RENT: 2 bedroom
apartment, Little Falls, NY.,
washer and dryer hook up,
recently renovated, $525 a
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MOVING SALE: Herkimer,
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bookcases, kitchen items,
dishes,
Singer
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Farm Market Items
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fashion style, medium oak
dining room chairs, excellent
condition, $300. 315-8665026
Hay - Straw For Sale
BALEAGE FOR SALE, Timothy and clover mix or alfalfa
mix, first and second cutting
available, 315-822-3194.
Legal Services
FREE BANKRUPTCY CONSULTATION! Now offering
weekend, evening, and telephone appointments in the
Herkimer area. Call the Law
Offices of Anna Smith at
607-277-1916
or
visit
www.AnnaSmithEsq.com
BANKRUPTCY, Uncontested Divorce, Family Court,
Closings, Traffic; Attorney
Fee
$525.00.
Richard
Kaplan 315-724-1850
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PO Box 121, 6113 State Hwy. 5
Palatine Bridge, NY 13428
800-836-2888 • Fax: 518-673-2381
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$75,000
Charming 3 bedroom
home, large eat-in
kitchen w/garage and
private yard.
Located at 159 Pine
Grove Road, East
Herkimer
Miscellaneous
2 NEWER Motor Scooters
150cc, $800 each. Large
motor home for rent, single
person, $350 per month
includes electric. One large
king size bedroom set,
mahogany, paid $5,500,
selling for just $1,500. New
appliances, selling half price
or $300 each. 315-360-6259
Real Estate For Sale
Contact Kimberly Labombard
Van Billings Real Estate, 315-429-0300
Rentals
HOUSE FOR RENT: 2058
Rte. 168, Mohawk, NY, small
3
bedroom
farmhouse
w/garage. $650/mo. Plus
utilities. HBE Group, Inc.
/Broker- 315-429-9754.
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we scan them.
Tires &
Tire Repair Service
FOUR GOODYEAR Integrity light truck tires, brand
new, never mounted, 21570/15, $269, 315-866-1827.
STAG PARTY TICKETS.
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FOUTON, new, good for college dorm; Mid size $100.
39” dark wood fork and
spoon, $15; 4 tier teakwood
lazy susan, all carved, good
for chips& dips, $75. 315823-1092
Real Estate For Sale
LAND BARGAINS: Little
Falls area, 17.7 acres, mostly fields, stream in rear,
$29,000. Fort Plain area, 3.6
acres, field, $13,000. Owner
financing. Helderberg Realty
518-861-6541,
518-2566344
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
NICE 4 BEDROOM HOME
in country. West Canada
School
District. MAKE
OFFER. 315-867-4284
5 ACRE BUILDING LOTS:
Middleville. All building lots
to be sold at greatly reduced
prices from $16,900. This is
the Best Deal around! 35
exceptional homesites set
on 235 acres, riding trails,
ponds, views, snowmobile &
ATV trails. Only (4) lots
remaining. 315-891-3254
A
is
a
Thousand
Trailers
Real Estate For Sale
Real Estate For Sale
L A N D A D I RO N DAC K S :
Camp Whitetail, 65 acres,
Little Beaver Lodge, 55
acres. Great setting for your
home or camp. Property has
it all. Large beaver ponds,
woods, fields, streams.
Abundant wildlife. Snowmobile/ATV trails. Town road
with electric. 30 minutes to
Old forge or Utica. Asking
$89,900
and
$79,900.
Koehler RE 315-891-3254
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
800-836-2888
Wanted
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in Herkimer. Call 315-8664231.
Recreational Vehicles
& Motor Homes
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Information
Call
IN STOCK B-Wise & Brimar
Trailers. Landscape, dump
equipment. Great Selection
& Pricing. Randall Implements, Rt 5S, Fultonville.
518-853-4500
GORGEOUS
HARVEST
HOME w/ 42x68 Morton
Building, 80 acres in Central
NY. Great Horse/ Hobby
Farm. 315-371-5166
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 518-495-7489
Wood For Sale
FIREWOOD FOR SALE:
$50.00 face cord. 707
Thompson Rd., Little Falls
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Editor’s office by Thursay
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to be included in the calendar of events. Send events
to Lee Publications c/o
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Box 121, Palatine Bridge,
NY 13428 or e-mail to:
[email protected].
Jun 29 - Jul 3
Christian Lake Bible
Conference
355 Perkins Mill Rd., Stratford, NY. 7:45 pm. For more
information on activities and
camping rules/regulations
call 315-429-3659 or write
Christian Lake, 355 Perkins
Mill Rd., Stratford, NY
13470.
Jun 30
Jon Stemkoski's Celebrant
Singers Performing
Church of the Annunciation,
54 West St., Ilion, NY. 7 pm.
Jul 4
Independence Day
Strawberry Festival
Fort Klock, 7214 NY-5, St.
Gem’s from 9
said. “I’m really happy
about the events that
are taking place along
the canal.
The Utica Zoomobile, a
Johnsville. 12-4 pm. The
Declaration of Independence
reading will be at 1 pm followed by a Tryon Militia
salute. For more information
visit www.fortklockrestorati
on.org
Jul 16
Rabies Clinic
East Herkimer Fire Dept.,
193
Main
Rd.,
East
Herkimer, NY. 5:30-7 pm.
Bring pet's rabies vaccination history to receive a 3
year certificate. Ferrets must
be vaccinated every year.
Dogs should be on a leash
and cats & ferrets in a carrier or pillowcase. No exams
will be given. $5 donation
per pet is suggested to help
defray costs.
Jul 23 - Aug 27
Herkimer ARC to Host
Summer Session of Dance
& Music Therapy Classes
for Teens and Adults with
Disabilities
Gail W. Brown Center, 411
Folts St., Herkimer, NY.
Classes will be led by a certified Autism Movement Therapy instructor. Hour long
classes will begin at 5 pm.
The cost per six class session is $60 with a maximum
of 10 people per class. Participants from Herkimer and
neighboring counties are
welcome to attend. For more
information or to enroll in
classes, contact Lisa Gifford
at 315-574-7826 or e-mail
[email protected] by
July 17.
vehicle that transports a
majority of small animals
from the Utica Zoo,
stopped by later in the afternoon. Employees of
the zoo showed children a
few of their animals that
were in the mobile.
Miss
Upstate
New
York’s Lauren Crandall
also came down to the
docks to talk to people
and be in a few pictures.
Jul 24
Music Night at Fort Klock
7 pm. For more information
visit www.fortklock.com or
call 518-568-7779.
Jul 27
Kuyahoora Valley
Historical Society Program
& Summer Annual Picnic
Norway Community Hall,
3114 Military Rd., Norway,
NY. 6 pm - Annual Covered
Dish Picnic. Bring dish to
share and table service. Coffee & beverage provided. 7
pm - Program: Digital History of the Mohawk Valley.
Free and open to the public.
For more information contact Lori Burritt at 315-8267242.
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.
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Palatine Bridge, NY 13428
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Area Church Services
DOLGEVILLE
HERKIMER
HERKIMER
MOHAWK
LITTLE FALLS
LITTLE FALLS
NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Pastor Jim McMillian
32 Spencer St.
Sunday School 9:30 AM
Sunday Worship 10 AM
(Wed. Worship) 7 PM
ST. FRANCIS de SALES CHURCH
Rev. Mark Cunningham, Pastor
219 N. Bellinger St.
Phone 866-4240
Saturday Vigil Mass 4 PM
Sunday Mass 8 & 10:30 AM
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Pastor Gordon Edgerton
233 E. Steele St.
Phone 866-4975
Sabbath School 9:45 AM
Worship 10:45 AM
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Sally Heiligman
7 E. Main St.
Phone 866-5233 or 866-3540
Holy Eucharist 10 AM
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Senior Pastor Timothy Parisi
559 E. Jefferson St.
Phone 823-4043 • [email protected]
Sunday Morning All Worship 10 AM
Thursday Bible Study 6:30 PM
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH OF
DOLGEVILLE
Paster Len Byarty
12 Van Buren St.
Sunday School (All Ages) 10-11 AM
Morning Worship 11-12:30 PM
Lunch 12:30-2 PM
Afternoon Worship 2-3 PM
CHURCH OF SAINTS
ANTHONY and JOSEPH
Rev. Quy Vo, Pastor
229 S. Main St.
Phone 866-6373
Saturday Vigil Mass 6 PM
Sunday Mass 10 AM
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
555 Albany St.
Morning Worship will begin at 10:15 AM
Rev. Chris J. Wintermute will be speaking
this morning.
Nursery (infants through age 4)
Junior Church (K-4) during Morning
Worship Service
Sunday School Classes 9 AM
(nursery through adult)
Morning Worship Service 11 AM and is
broadcast live over radio station WIZR,
930 on the AM dial with a one week delay.
Monday School Board Meeting 6:30 PM
Tuesday Trustee Meeting 7 PM
Wednesday Final Bible Study & Prayer
Time at homes 7 PM
Thursday Choir Practice 7 PM
DOLGEVILLE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Jack A. Ford
21 N. Helmer Ave.
Church Phone 429-7381
Sunday Church Service
Oppenheim @ 9:30 AM
Dolgeville @ 11 AM
DOLGEVILLE CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
Pastor Marvin Isum
3 Elm St.
Phone 429-8390
Sunday Worship 10:30 AM
Mid-week Service Tuesday 7 PM
UNITED LUTHERAN PRESBYTERIAN
PARISH
Rev. Edwin Kopp
26 E. Faville Ave.
Sunday Church School 9:15 AM
Worship 10:30 AM
ST. JOSEPH’S ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Deacon Jim Bower, Administrator
Rev. T. Healy, Sacramental Minister
31 N. Helmer Ave.
Phone 429-8338
Sunday Mass 8:30 AM
HERKIMER
SS PETER and PAUL ORTHODOX CHURCH
Very Rev. John Udics
305 Main Rd., East Herkimer
Phone 866-3272
Saturday Evening Vespers 4 PM
Sunday Divine Liturgy 9:30 AM
Holy Day Liturgy 9:30 AM
TEMPLE BETH JOSEPH
Rabbi Ronald Kopelman
327 N. Prospect St.
Phone 866-4270
Friday 8 PM • Saturday 9 AM
Area’s Leading
Wallcovering Store
315-823-2640
634 E. Main Street
Little Falls, NY 13365
REDEEMER CHURCH
Pastor Michael Servello
931 Herkimer Rd.
Utica, NY 13503
Phone 792-4748
Saturday 6 PM
Sunday 9 & 11 AM
OAK RIDGE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor Chris Schumske
838 W. German St.
Sunday School (All Ages) 9:30-10:20 AM
Worship Service 8:30-10:30 AM
with iPraise for the children (K-5th grade)
Phone 866-0575
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF
HERKIMER
North Washington & Green St.
Sunday Worship 10 AM
Phone 866-4984
UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH OF
ST. MARY’S PROTECTRESS
326 Moore Ave.
Sunday Divine Liturgy 10 AM
Holy Day Liturgy 9 AM
Phone 866-1336
NEW LIFE CHURCH
Pastor David Hayner
337 Protection Ave.
Phone 866-1164
www.nlc-mc.org
Worship 10 AM
Wednesday Worship 6:30 PM
TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Rev. Ann Zimmerman, Pastor
Corner of West German & Henry Streets
Phone 866-6474
Sunday Services 8 AM Spoken
Sunday Worship Service
10:30 AM with Music
Bible Studies on Thursday Mornings at 10 AM
THE SALVATION ARMY
Captain Jon-Erik and Lieutenant Jessica
Berkhoudt
429 N. Prospect St.
Phone 866-1240
www.SAHerk.com
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Morning Worship 11 AM
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF
HERKIMER AND LITTLE FALLS
Pastor Janet Gleason
Prospect St. & Park Ave.
Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10 AM
Wednesday 7 PM
Sunday School 10 AM
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER-DAY SAINTS (MORMONS)
Branch President Blake Francisco
Gros. Blvd., East Herkimer
Phone 315-866-8095
Priesthood/Relief Society 12:10 PM
Sunday School 11:20 AM
Sacrament Meeting 10 AM
Family History Center hours by
appointment; please leave a message at
315-866-7189
HERKIMER REFORMED CHURCH
102 Church St.
Phone 866-1523
Worship 9:30 AM
Sunday School 11 AM
Shepherd’s Table:
Tuesday 11-12:30 PM
Thursday 11:30-12:30 PM
Shepherd’s Table Dinner:
First & Third Tuesday 6 PM
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Jill Stellman
300 N. Main St.
Church Office 866-0551
Email [email protected]
Sunday Services:
Sunday School 9:00 AM
Holy Eucharist 9:30 AM
MOHAWK
DENNISON CORNERS COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Pastor Donald King
219 Robinson Rd.
Phone 866-5215
Sunday:
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Morning Worship 11 AM
Evening Worship 6 PM
Wednesday Prayer 7 PM
PAINES HOLLOW UNITED
METHODIST
Pastor Peg Donaghy
Rtes. 167 & 168
Worship 9 AM
MOHAWK REFORMED CHURCH
Rev. Brian Engel, Pastor
20 S. Otsego St.
Phone 866-4292
Email [email protected]
Morning Worship 9:30 AM
(July & August)
EMMANUEL BIBLE CHURCH
Pastor Gary Wilcox
54 W. Main St.
Phone 866-2668
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Morning Worship 11 AM
Sunday Evening 6 PM
Wednesday Prayer & Bible Study
7 PM
CHURCH OF THE BLESSED
SACRAMENT
Sr. Mary Jo Tallman, CSJ,
Parish Life Director
Rev. Mark Cunningham,
Sacramental Minister
71 E. Main St.
Phone 866-1752
Saturday Vigil Mass 5:30 PM
Sunday Mass 9:30 AM
CHRISTIAN BIBLE CHURCH
H. Ed Reed, Pastor/Teacher
167 Ward Rd.
Phone 858-1282
www.christianbiblechurch.us
Sunday School 9 AM
Sunday Worship 10 AM
Wednesday Bible Study
& Prayer Meeting 7 PM
WORD CHRISTIAN CENTER
Pastor Gene Kipper
27 E. Main St.
Phone 866-3810
www.wordchristiancenter.org
Sunday Services 10 AM
Pastor Tim Fralick will preach the Word of
God on Sunday at 10 AM.
Eleanor James is the greeter.
Tuesday - Intercessory Prayer 7 PM
led by Robin Wilson
Wednesday 7-8:30 PM This Week’s
Service at WCC-Mohawk
HOLY SPIRIT POLISH NATIONAL
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Father Rafael Dadello
615 E. Gansevoort St.
Phone 823-0793
Sunday Mass 11 AM
ST. PAUL’S UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST
CHURCH
Minister Jeffrey J. Frank
Mark Bunce, Organist
565 Albany St.
Phone 823-2284
Sunday Service & Religious Education
10 AM
HOLY FAMILY PARISH OF THE
ROMAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF
LITTLE FALLS
Deacon Jim Bower, Administrator
Rev. T. Healy, Sacramental Minister
763 E. Main St.
Phone 823-3410
Saturday Vigil Mass 4 PM
Sunday Mass 10:30 AM
EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Father Steven A. Scarcia, D.Min, rector
588-594 Albany St.
Sunday Schedule:
High Mass, Rite II 10 AM
Nursery & Sunday School 9:45 AM
(Sept.-May)
Fellowship Coffee Hour 11:15 AM
Choir Rehearsal 11:30 AM
Holy Day Masses as announced
Confessions by appointment
HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
512 E. Gansevoort St.
Sunday Worship 9 AM
Sunday School 10:45 AM
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Rev. Ruth Kuo
18 Jackson St.
Worship 9 AM
NEWPORT
UNITED METHODIST
Rev. Deborah Waldron
Phone 845-8730
Sunday School 11 AM
Morning Service 11 AM
COLD BROOK UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Pastor Genett Timlin
467 Main St.
Sunday Worship 10:30 AM
KUYAHOORA COMMUNITY CHURCH
Pastor Dwayne Durand
West Canada Valley
High School Auditorium
5447 St. Rt. 28
Mailing Address PO Box 50
Middleville, NY 13406
Phone 315-292-1303
www.kuyahorracc.org
Weekly Service Sunday 10:08 AM
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Rev. Quy Vo, Pastor
St. John the Baptist Parish
7516 N. Main St. • Phone 845-8017
Monday & Wednesday 9 AM
Saturday Vigil Mass 4 PM
Sunday Mass 8 AM
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Lamberson St.,
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6500 St. Rt. 5, Little Falls, NY 13365
Thomas C. Whitcomb, Owner
Phone 315-823-1320
www.whitcombautosales.com
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Rt. 29
Salisbury Center, New York
315-429-9902
Humphrey Memorials, Inc.
HERKIMER
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Chiropractic
3051 State Rte. 28,
Herkimer, NY 13350
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315-866-4471
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