Full of Attractions, Accommodations, Dining, Events, Museums

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2011
Full of Attractions,
Accommodations,
Dining, Events,
Museums,
Shopping,
Wineries
and so
much
more...
Published by
New York State’s
Southern Tier
Shopper
© Copyright 2011
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2011 SOUTHERN TIER SHOPPER SUMMER GUIDE 20011
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WATERFRONT
RESTAURANT
your boat to our dock...
Air conditioned dining rooms or outdoor decks in summer.
Our staff is here to help you plan your
special occasions, private parties and
wedding receptions.
Our Versatile Menu Offers a Range
of Entrees and Daily Specials
• Crab Legs
• Pasta
• Steaks
• Fresh Seafood
• Sandwiches
• Fish Fry
• Prime Rib
• Munchies
Every Wednesday All•You•Can•Eat Crab Legs
starting at 4:00 pm
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Every Sunday
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“KEUKA’S FAVORITE GATHERING SPOT!”
THE WATERFRONT RESTAURANT
607-868-3455
12664 W. Lake Road, Route 54A
Hammondsport, NY
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www.realtyusa.com
Hammondsport Office, 607-569-2020
Our Expertise:
Keuka, Waneta, Lamoka
Lakes and their
surrounding areas
Have Fun Browsing thru 2 Floors of
Great Gifts and Sportswear
• Sportswear for Ladies, Gents & Kids
• Gifts for the Wine Lover
• Largest Selection of Regional Souvenirs,
T-Shirts and Sweatshirts in the Area
52 Pulteney Street,
Hammondsport, NY 14840
33 Shethar St. • Hammondsport, NY
Phone: 607-569-2497
Keuka
Lake
Waneta
Lake
Lake
We are the Finger Lakes experts!
Whether buying or selling, call us today!
www.browsersonkeuka.com
Email: [email protected]
Lamoka
The Hammondsport Motel
On Beautiful Keuka Lake
Open April thru November
• Air Conditioned • Cable Color TV
• FREE WiFi
• Phone In Every Room • Sorry, No Pets
• Centrally located near Wineries & Museum
• Scenic walk to local Historic Village
• Center for Watkins Glen & Corning, New York
P.O. Box 311 • 24 Water Street, Hammondsport, New York 14840 • PH: 607-569-2600
ABOUT THE SOUTHERN TIER SHOPPER SUMMER GUIDE
New York State’s Southern Tier Shopper, the largest and most widely distributed medium in Steuben
County publishes it’s annual Summer Guide to keep tourist and local residents informed of all the things
to do and places to go, right here in “our own backyard.”
Advertisers, organizations and communities have provided us with
dates, times and locations of events listed herein, but sometimes
changes are made after the publication. To make sure events have
not been changed or canceled, we suggest you call ahead if
planning to attend.
Copies of the Southern Tier Shopper’s Summer Guide are free,
and may be picked up at high-traffic business locations, community
tourist booths and other tourist spots, and Chamber of Commerce
offices in Steuben County. You may stop for a copy at our office.
1 Myrtle Avenue, Hammondsport, NY 14840
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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS
Amish Workshop ................................................................49
Ann’s Beauty Salon ............................................................20
Antiques At The Establishment ..........................................48
Antique Shops Page ............................................................55
Apex Lawn Care .................................................................22
Autumn Mist Alpaca Farm & Fiber Mill............................56
Bath Budget Inn ..................................................................22
Bath Building Company, The .............................................51
Bath Country Club ..............................................................21
Bed & Breakfast Directory .................................................45
Bennett’s Used Auto Parts..................................................33
Best of Two Worlds............................................................69
Branchport Automotive ......................................................65
Branchport Hardware..........................................................65
Browsers ...............................................................................3
Bubba’s Bait .......................................................................14
Bully Hill Vineyards...........................................................41
Campbell Building Supply .................................................50
Campers Haven...................................................................33
Central Steuben Chamber of Commerce ............................21
Champaigne Bar-B-Que .....................................................13
Christine’s Upholstery & Embroidery................................29
Cinnamon Stick, The ..........................................................19
Community Bank NA .........................................................23
Corning Building Company, The .......................................51
Costa Flying Service...........................................................48
Country Hospetality............................................................30
Crawford’s Wine & Gift .....................................................59
Crooked Lake Ice Cream Parlor .........................................16
Crooked Lake Mercantile ...................................................65
Cross My Heart...................................................................47
Dave’s Logging & Tree Service .........................................56
Directory of Services ..........................................................54
Dr. Konstantin Frank ..........................................................39
East Bluff Harbor................................................................64
Empire Family of Services .................................................57
Empire Tractor....................................................................59
Express Lube ......................................................................30
Fagan’s Furniture................................................................26
Fall Bright, The Winemakers Shoppe ................................42
Family Life .........................................................................15
Finger Lakes Beer Company ..............................................14
Finger Lakes Realty ............................................................66
Finger Lakes SPCA ............................................................25
Finger Lakes Wine & Spirits ..............................................33
First Heritage ......................................................................66
Fossil Rock Acres ...............................................................48
Ginger’s Corner ..................................................................20
Glenn H. Curtiss Museum ..................................................72
Griffith Oil ..........................................................................32
Hammondsport Arts in the Alley........................................17
Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce ...............................6
Hammondsport Festival of Crafts.........................................7
Hammondsport Grocery .....................................................11
Hammondsport Laundromat ...............................................16
Hammondsport Motel ...........................................................3
Heron Hill Winery ..............................................................38
Huckleberry Home Furniture & Finds................................51
Hunt Country Vineyards.....................................................44
Island Brew Cafe ................................................................32
Jake’s Boat Livery & Minimart ..........................................19
Jambe Shipping Emporium.................................................11
Jenkins Farm Market & Deli ..............................................69
John W. Taggart & Son ......................................................22
Keuka Artisan Bakery & Deli...............................................8
Keuka Brewing Co., LLC .....................................................8
Keuka Construction ............................................................47
Keuka Korners ....................................................................65
Keuka Lake Fishing Regulations........................................53
Keuka Natural Foods ..........................................................33
Keuka Spring Vineyards.....................................................40
Keuka Watersports................................................................9
Lakeside Restaurant & Tavern, The .....................................5
Liberty Street Pub, The.......................................................22
Longwell Lumber Co..........................................................23
Longs Cards & Books/ Office Supplies..............................60
M.J. Ward & Son, Inc. ........................................................30
Maloney’s Pub ....................................................................19
Map ................................................................................62,63
Medleys Cafe ......................................................................57
Mullen Carpet .....................................................................18
Muller’s Auction.................................................................28
Music in the Park ................................................................30
Nails Plus ............................................................................27
NAPA Auto Parts ...............................................................24
NYS Navigation Law .........................................................46
Olney Place, The.................................................................61
PJ Travel & Tours...............................................................69
Painted Post Laserwash ......................................................52
Palettes of Keuka, The ........................................................34
Park Avenue Sports Center.................................................51
Park Inn Hotel.....................................................................16
Park View Wines & Spirits.................................................11
Pelican’s Net .......................................................................10
Pennies From Heaven .........................................................52
Penny’s Pet Parlor...............................................................26
Phase Salon & Day Spa ......................................................31
Pleasant Valley Inn ...............................................................8
Pleasant Valley Wine Company .........................................37
Ponderosa Steakhouse ........................................................24
Prattsburgh Marketplace .....................................................57
Richard Winters Real Estate ...............................................48
Robbin’s Nest Restaurant & Bar ........................................57
Route 54 Wine & Spirits.....................................................30
San Carlos Authentic Mexican Restaurant .........................29
Sarrasins, New ....................................................................60
Scandia House ....................................................................19
Shady Dog, The ..................................................................28
Sherwin Williams ...............................................................26
Shirley’s Do It Best Lumber...............................................28
Smith’s Auto Body & Service Center ................................28
Southern Trail Potters of Steuben.......................................58
St. Gabriel’s Church ...........................................................11
Stephanie’s Family Restaurant ...........................................26
Steuben County Fair ...........................................................22
Stork Insurance Agency......................................................19
Super 8 ................................................................................33
Switz, The (Keuka Lake Motel, Keuka Lake Inn and
Wise Guys Pizzeria) ..........................................................67
Thundering Hooves Tack Shop ..........................................32
Turk’s..................................................................................28
Union Block Italian Bistro..................................................71
Upfront Remodeling ...........................................................32
Valley Inn, The ...................................................................22
Village Mini Market ...........................................................52
Village Tavern Restaurant & Inn........................................14
Vine City Supply, Inc. ........................................................10
Vinehurst Inn ......................................................................13
Waterfront Restaurant...........................................................2
Wayland Potato Festival .....................................................68
Wildflower Hills .................................................................21
Windmill Farm & Craft Market..........................................60
Wine Country Classic Boats ...............................................56
Yates County Antique Show &Sale ..................................60
Yates County Visitors Center .............................................61
Yellow Barn, The................................................................68
The
akeside
Keuka Lake
Open Year ‘Round
Restaurant & Tavern
New! Enclosed Porch: Scenic Outdoor Dining - Rain or Shine
13780A West Lake Road, Hammondsport, NY
For Reservations: (607) 868-3636
• Steaks • Seafood • Pasta Specialties
Live Music Friday Nights and Sunday Afternoons
Check Out Our Website for Special Events!
www.lakesidekeuka.com
Open 7 Days a Week for Lunch & Dinner: June 4th - Sept. 4th
Mon.: Stop In For Daily Specials
Tues.: Beer & Wing Specials
Wed.: Seafood Night
Thurs.: Stop In For Daily Specials
Fri.: Fish Fry
Sat.: Prime Rib
Sun.: Prime Rib
Bloody Mary Bar Sunday from Noon ‘til 4 at Lakeside Louie’s
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HAMMONDSPORT
Step back in time when the world revolved with a slower pace...
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on Keuka Lake
In the
of the Finger Lakes
Greater Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
VISITOR CENTER, Shethar Street, Hammondsport, NY 14840 Phone: 607-569-2989
www.hammondsport.org • e-mail: [email protected]
2011 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
JULY
All Month - Palettes Of Keuka 5th Annual art
event featuring original “palettes” from local artists
showcased at locations throughout the
Hammondsport & Keuka Lake area. For more
info.: 607-569-2989/[email protected]
Sponsored by Hammondsport Chamber of
Commerce
Every Thursday Evening - Music In The
Park! 6:00 - 8:00 pm in the Bandstand in the
Village Square. For more info.: 607-569-2989/
[email protected] Sponsored by
Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce
June 30, July 1-2 Hammondsport
Firemen’s Carnival Fireworks on Saturday,
July 2nd at 10:00 pm. For more info.: 607-5692167
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Relay for Life Bath Hammondsport
at Firemen’s Park, Hammondsport. For info.:
[email protected]
9-10 Keuka Lake Art Association’s 45th
Annual Art Show, On the Village Square,
Hammondsport. For more info: 607-776-7774 or
www.keukalakeartassociation.com
16-17 29th Annual Wine Country Classic
Antique Boat Show & Regatta on Keuka
Lake, Hammondsport. 315-548-9061 or
[email protected]
AUGUST
All Month - Palettes Of Keuka 5th Annual art
event featuring original “palettes” from local artists
showcased at locations throughout the
Hammondsport & Keuka Lake area. For more
Commerce
Every Thursday Evening - Music In The
Park! 6:00 - 8:00 pm in the Bandstand in the
Village Square. For more info.: 607-569-2989/
6 Curtiss Classic Motorcycle Rally at The
Glenn H. Curtiss Museum. For info.: 607-5692160 or [email protected]
20-21 Hammondsport’s 31st Annual Craft
Show, on the Village Square. For info.: 607-569-
2242 or 607-569-2989/[email protected]
Sponsored by the Hammondsport Chamber of
Commerce
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SEPTEMBER
“Palettes of Keuka” Art Auction On
the Village Square, Hammondsport. For info: 607569-2989/[email protected] Sponsored
by the Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce
16-Nov. 6
Quilt Exhibit at The Glenn H.
Curtiss Museum. For info.: 607-569-2160/ info@
glennhcurtissmuseum.org
16-18 Seaplane Homecoming at Keuka Lake.
Hammondsport. 607-569-2160/
[email protected]
17-18 Harvest Tour of Food & Wine, a Keuka
Wine Trail Event. For info.: 800-440-4898/
[email protected]
OCTOBER
1-2
22nd Annual Hunt Country Harvest
Festival Hunt Country Vineyards, 800-943-3289
/ [email protected]
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Grape Pumpkin Festival on the Village
Square, Hammondsport. For info.: 607-569-2989/
NOVEMBER
12-13 Keuka Holidays I a Keuka Lake Wine
Trail Event. For info.:800-440-4898/
[email protected]
19-20 Keuka Holidays II a Keuka Lake Wine
Trail Event. For info.:800-440-4898/
[email protected]
18- Dec. 31 21st Annual Miniatures & Doll
House Exibit @ The Glenn H. Curtiss Museum.
For info.: 607-569-2160/ info@glennhcurtiss
museum.org
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DECEMBER
35th Annual Christmas in the Park on
the Village Square, Hammondsport. For more
Commerce
Events are subject to change.
We advise calling ahead to check
You're Invited to the 31st Annual
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Hammondsport Festival of Crafts
...featuring over 125 of the finest, juried craftspeople,
along with continuous craft demonstrations.
Saturday, August 20th
Sunday, August 21st
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Both days
On The Village Square
Hammondsport, NY
“We’re only a tank away!”
Spend the day or weekend in
Wine Country!
Write For Further
Information:
Hammondsport
Festival of Crafts
P.O. Box 386,
or Phone:
607-569-2242
or 607-569-2989
Shuttle service to and from Pleasant Valley Wine Company/Great Western Visitor Center,
Curtiss Museum and the Village Square, 10:00 am - 5:30 pm
Sponsored by Greater Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
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• Breads • Pies • Tarts
• Pastries • Muffins
• Croissants • Coffee
• Tea • Hot Chocolate • Smoothies
• Local Artisan Cheeses
FRESH MADE
SANDWICHES
DAILY
Chef Owned Country Inn
Our 20th Season In The Finger Lakes
Dinner Thurs.- Sun., 5-9 pm
Wine & Spirits
4 Guest Rooms with Private Baths
7979 Rt. 54, Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2282
www.pleasantvalleyinn.com
Keuka Lake’s very first
Microbrewery
Come taste an array of craft beers
overlooking the beauty of Keuka Lake...
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Nut Brown
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Habanaro Ale
New for 2011 - ’Red Barrel’ Root Beer
Open for tastings and sales
Wednesday - Sunday
12 - 5pm
8572 Briglin Rd. Hammondsport,NY
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68 Shethar Street,
607-224-4001
Take Out Only
HOURS: Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun., 7:00 -5:00;
Mon., 7:00-2:00; Closed Tues. & Wed.
photo by Bonnie Colado
VILLAGE OF
HAMMONDSPORT
Captain Shether purchased the land where the Village
of Hammondsport is. The deed bears the date of 1796
and for 140 acres. The land was sold later at a Sheriff’s
sale and William Root of New York received the
highest bid and the land was his. Then, he sold his
interest in the land to Lazarus Hammond for ten dollars
(lawful money of New York). The surrounding hills
began populating with a few families here and there.
Glenn Curtiss, who was born here, opened his own
bicycle shop. He not only proved to the world his
confidence in man’s master of the air with his kite-like
plane (the June-Bug), but, also, was successful in
building and riding motorcycles.
In the year 1829, the Reverend Bostwick planted the
first cuttings of grapes in this area - Catawba and
Isabella. By using these grapes in his garden it is
believed that he, possibly, was the maker of the first
wines produced in the Finger Lakes area.
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Your Satisfaction Is Our Reputation!
FREE
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Casual Friendly Coastal Clam & Lobster
House Atmosphere, Where You Can Enjoy...
Oyster Roasts
Scallop & Lobster
Pie
Crab Shack
Steam Pots
BBQ Specialties
Po’ Boys Burgers
Express
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Picnics
Family
Packs
Calabash Fried Seafood
New England
Clam Bakes
Creative Chef’s Features
Mention Brochure 54 to
Receive a Langiappe
Catering Services from “Casual to Somewhat Fancy”
Open for Lunch
& Dinner
7 Days a Week
Spring, Summer & Fall
(Winter Hours Vary)
Route 54, Hammondsport, NY
(Across from Finger Lakes Beer Co.)
Phone: 607-569-3536
HOUSE PAINT & SUPPLIES
WATER SYSTEM PUMP
HEADQUARTERS
WE ALSO CARRY VACATION
& RECREATION SUPPLIES
TOOLS • POOL SUPPLIES & MUCH MORE!
www.vinecitysupply.com
ine City Supply, Inc.
89 Lake Street,
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2281 Fax 607-569-3153
Hours: Mon-Fri 7 am-5pm; Sat 8 am-2 pm
ST. GABRIELÕS CHURCH
Sunday Mass
11:00 am
From Memorial Day weekend
through Labor Day weekend,
we have two additional Masses:
Saturday Mass: 5:30 pm
Sunday Mass: 8:00 am
78 Shethar Street, Hammondsport, NY
[email protected] 607-569-3501
St. Gabriel’s is a welcoming Roman Catholic community
Pon ARK
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IEW WINES & SPIRITS
the Village Square • Hammondsport, NY • 607-569-2493
Home of Fine Finger Lakes
Wine and Spirits
Savings On 4, 6, 12
& 24 Bottles of Wine
and Save $$$$$
JAMBE SHIPPING EMPORIUM
HOURS: Monday-Saturday 10:00 am-7:00 pm; Sunday Noon-6:00 pm
Shop Where It’s Our Pleasure to Serve You!
www.jambeshipping.com
Over the Bridge - Next to Realty USA
Hammondsport, NY • 607-224-4016
Official
FedEx
Drop
Authorized Shipping Center Center
• Boxes & Shipping Materials
• Office Supplies & Paper
• Fax & Copy Service
• Wine Related Gifts
HOURS: Mon-Fri 10 am-4 pm
For All Your Shipping Needs
Daily Pick Up: Express & Ground Packages
HAMMONDSPORT
GROCERY
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22 Shethar St., Hammondsport
607-569-2060
Open Mon.-Sat. 8:00 am-8:00 pm; Sun. 8:00 am-6:00 pm
CHOICE MEATS
Fresh Cut
Daily
~ Fresh Produce ~
DELI & BAKERY
Full Service
We have a full deli, stocked with assorted COLD
CUTS, CHEESES, SALADS, COLD
SANDWICHES and SUBS! Try our TAKEOUTS... all set to go, in individual containers
with everything you need, from dressings
to forks! Take them to the lake! Great for
a ready picnic or quick supper, with no work
or fuss!
COOKOUT
HEADQUARTERS
SOFT
Ice Cold BEER DRINKS
for Vacation or Any Time!
BAGS of ICE
30 Pack Specials - Over 40 Specialty Beers
Full Line of Groceries
We Redeem Food Stamps
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GLENN H. CURTISS MUSEUM
photo by Bonnie Colado
Located on State Route 54, one half mile south of the village
of Hammondsport, New York, this unique museum, bearing the
name of Hammondsport’s favorite son, contains a priceless
collection, dedicated to memory of aviation pioneer, Glenn
Hammond Curtiss. Open year around, the museum also features
a 75-seat theater, a research library, a gift shop, and a restoration
shop. Also provided, in addition to parking space for cars, is
adequate parking for larger vehicles such as motor homes and
coaches.
Originally incorporated in 1961, the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum
of Local History was located for 33 years at Hammondsport in
a former school building. In 1992, the museum moved to its
current location along Route 54 and is extremely easy to find
- thanks to a rather large WWII transport aircraft parked out
front. Unlike the former building which consisted of three
stories, the new location has all exhibits located on the ground
floor, and is fully handicapped accessible. Prior to beginning
their self-guided tour, visitors are encouraged to start their visit
by watching a 14 minute introductory video on the life of Glenn
Curtiss. For those who possess a heightened degree of interest,
a “Random Access Audio Tour” is available for a small additional
fee. Tour Guides may also be provided for groups, at no
additional cost, by prior request (call ahead to reserve a tour
guide).
Glenn Curtiss began his career as a builder of bicycles and then, motorcycles. In 1907 he became the “Fastest Man
on Earth” when he attained a speed of 136.4 MPH on his V8 powered motorcycle. An exact reproduction of this bike
is one of several Curtiss motorcycles that are on display. On July 4th, 1908, Curtiss gained national prominence of a
different kind when he flew his flying machine, named the “June Bug”, a distance of over 5000’ to win the Scientific
American Trophy. This was the first pre-announced, public flight in America. This feat, combined with others, was
to earn him U.S. Pilots License # 1. A full-sized reproduction of this airplane is one of several historic aircraft that
are on display. Glenn Curtiss won world recognition as an aircraft builder and pilot in 1909 when he won the Gordon
Bennett Trophy at the First International Aviation Meet held in Rheims, France. He achieved this at the breath-taking
speed of 46.5 MPH (he went 90 MPH faster on a motorcycle two years earlier). Back in the states, a year later, Curtiss
again increased his stature as a pioneer aviator by making the first long distance flight in America, between two cities.
He flew from Albany to New York City, with one stop, for a total distance of 150 miles to win a $10,000 prize and
the Scientific American Trophy (again). In 1911 he mastered the technology associated with taking off and landing
an aircraft on water, thereby making the “seaplane” and later, the “flying boat”, a practical reality. Seaplane development
led Curtiss to an association with the U.S. Navy that began when he trained their first pilots and built the “A-1”, their
first aircraft. Today, he is acknowledged as “The Father of U.S. Naval Aviation”.
Visitors to the museum will see a sizable collection of Curtiss aircraft that includes a full-scale reproduction
of this first naval aircraft, plus a 1912 “Pusher”, a 1913 Model E – the first practical “flying boat” the 1914
“America” (a twin-engine flying boat designed to cross the Atlantic), a 1917 “Jenny”, and a 1927 “Robin”. From
the Curtiss-Wright era (post 1929), included are a 1931 “Junior”, a 3/4 scale P-40 and last – but certainly not
least, a C-46, WWII transport (this aircraft will actually be seen first, because it guards the main gate). Visitors
are also encouraged to visit the Restoration Shop and talk with volunteers as they work on their current project
– restoring a Curtiss Fledgling, a two-seat biplane dating to 1929 .
As a museum of local history, the Curtiss Museum features an extensive exhibit dedicated to the history of local
wineries. Did you know that the Pleasant Valley Wine Company is U.S. Bonded Winery #1, and was incorporated at
Hammondsport in 1860? Also represented is a rich heritage that includes railroads, steamboats, local industry, and
the days of yesteryear in general. Antique tools, toys, boats, home furnishings, musical instruments, and fire equipment
are included in a collection that even has a “Hair Wreath” (made of human hair) that dates to 1861. There’s something
here for everyone! Located in the lovely Finger Lakes Region of New York State, the Curtiss Museum is a “must see” for aviation and motorcycle buffs, plus anyone with an interest in our past and the fascinating accomplishments
of our predecessors.
See our full page ad on the back cover of this issue for directions, hours, rates and more...
Now Serving
Local BEER &
WINES
PULLED PORK
Stop In for Some of Our Fabulous BBQ!
RIBS
BRISKET
TUESDAY: STEAK NIGHT • FRIDAY: FISH FRY
SATURDAY:SMOKED PRIME RIB
41 Shethar St. (on the Square) Hammondsport, NY
Phone: 607-246-4075
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK!
gift certificates available
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• Over 25 Years in
Business
• Affordable Prices
• Creative Ever
Changing Menu
• #1 for Fresh Seafood,
NY State Wines
and Exotic Beers
• AAA Diamond Rated
Lodging
• Open 7 Days a Week
for Lunch & Dinner
H AM M O N D S P O R T
www.VillageTavernInn.com
Mon-Fri.
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5 am-5 pm m;
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Sat. 5 am-3 on
Sun. 5-No
Sawbellies - $9.00 Doz.
Try Our Live Glow Worms
Worms that attract all types of fish!
Also: Tackle, Worms,
Crickets & Minnows
BUBBA’S BAIT
Call 607-868-7088 for after-hours service
10519 Co. Rt. 76,
South Pulteney
Ph: 607-868-7088
Craft Brewery with
6 Craft Beers on Tap
ALL BEERS BREWED ON SITE!
A European style bar and restaurant offering
an exceptionally warm & cozy atmosphere
with award winning food & beverages
30 Mechanic Street
On the Village Square
FOR ALL YOUR
FISHING NEEDS!
Make your reservations
today
607 . 569 . 2528
Craft Brewery - Est. 2009
• Gift Certificates • USA Apparel
• Glasses • Plus Other Merchandise
Request our Beers at your
Favorite Restaurant or Pub!
8462 St. Rt. 54, Hammondsport, NY
across from Pelican’s Net Restaurant
607-569-3311
Wednesday - Sunday, 12 noon - 6:00 pm;
Call for additional Summer Hours
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Crooked Lake
Ice Cream Parlor
(Dine-In SDAYS
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Country Inn & Restaurant
A family friendly environment with kid’s menu available
Open for Lunch & Dinner • Mon.-Sat. at 11 am
The Whole Family Will Enjoy Our Daily Lunch
& Dinner Specials! PHONE: 607-569-9387
Overnight Guests can enjoy a stay in one of our Air Conditioned
2 Room Suites. Each with Private Bath, Phone & Cable Television
Enjoy It Here
or Take It
With You!
Open 7 Days
A Week
An Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor
BREAKFASTS • LUNCHES • SUPPERS
OLD-FASHIONED ICE CREAM TREATS
607-569-2751
Located on the Village Square in Hammondsport
Lots of Laundry and Little Time?
Hammondsport Laundromat Is Your Answer!
Our New, High Efficiency Machines Can Handle Your Biggest Loads All at
Once Giving You More Time to Enjoy the Summer.
Save Time and Money, Come Give us a Spin!
Hammondsport
Laundromat
www.hammondsportlaundromat.com
OPEN 7 DAYS
A WEEK
7:00 am-10:00 pm
(Last Load In By 9:00 pm)
*Clean *Safe *Modern
56 Main Street • Hammondsport, NY
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STUPENDOUS
Ceramic
Carpet Hardwood Vinyl
Choose
From Over
300,000 Sq Ft
In-Stock
IMMEDIATE
INSTALLATION
AVAILABLE
Both
Locations Open
7 Days a Week
Even Sunday!!
Laminate
Free Estimates
Samples, Financing,
Delivery, Advice
and Tool Rentals
Lowest
$Prices$ Around
with the buying
power of 2
stores
Stop in and see the professionals at MULLEN FACTORY DIRECT CARPET
ALL INVENTORY ON SALE!! BUT HURRY!!
With Prices This Low, You Can’t Afford To Sit Around And Daydream
THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM!
MULLEN CARPET
CARPET
“DON’T BUY CHEAP FLOORING CHEAP, BUY QUALITY FLOORING CHEAPER!”
Main Street
Almond, New York
607-276-5200
HOURS: Mon-Fri., 9-6;
Sat., 9-3; Sun., 10-2
X
2
8466 Route 54
Hammondsport, NY
607-569-2220
HOURS: Mon-Fri., 10-5;
Sat., 3:30 - 7
NO TRICKS
NO GIMMICKS
JUST GREAT DEALS!
HONEST ANSWERS
FROM HONEST
PEOPLE!
$
5 Gyros
Meat or Veggie
”You’re favorite shopping stop
in the Finger Lakes”
“Where Old Friends Meet New”
Thursdays - 8 pm - Midnight
LIVE MUSIC WEEKL
WEEKLY
Y
OPEN
OP
EN MI
MIC
Friday & Saturday - 9 pm - 1 am
LIV
LI
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MUSI C
57 Pulteney St., Hammondsport
607-569-2264
www.maloneyspub.com
HOURS: Open Daily ; Saturday & Sunday open at 12 noon
"on the village square", Hammondsport, NY 14840
Phone: 607-569-2277
Wander through our 2 floors of
Unique Gifts, Including
Gourmet Foods, Glassware,
Pandora Jewelry,
Candles, Baby Gifts,
“Melissa & Doug” Toys & Games,
Holiday Items and Much More!!!!!
Contact us at our website - www.cinnamonstick.com
OPEN EVERY DAY
• Ladies Fine Clothing
• Toddlers and Children’s Clothing
• Jewelry, European Giftware,
Housewares, Cards, Books
• Residential Design Services for Home
and Outdoor Living Spaces
• Adirondack Seating and Selected
Home Accent Furnishings
45 Sheathar Street
Phone: 607-569-3070
www.scandiahouse.com
JAKE’S BOAT LIVERY
& MINIMART
Go to Jake’s
12792 W. Lake Rd., Pulteney
1/2 way between Hammondsport
and Branchport
Fastest Fueling On Keuka Lake!
• Boat Launch • Live Bait/Tackle Shop
• Groceries • Cold Beverages • Ice • Gas
• Bait • Beach Towels • Jake’s T-Shirts
607.569.2363
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BATH, the historic seat of Steuben County, is located
at Exits 38 & 39 off Rt. 17 (I-86). Bath was founded
in 1793 by Colonel Williamson, and became the first
planned community in Western New York. A tourist
information booth operated by the Rotary Club is open
during the summer at the intersections of Rts. 415 &
54 in the village. The beautiful campus of the V.A.
Medical Center complex and the inspiring National
Cemetery adjoining the complex are at the western
edge of the village. Originally opened in 1878 for care
of Civil War veterans, the NYS Soldiers & Sailors
Home cares for veterans of all American wars. Included
at the Center is a museum of military artifacts. The
Bath National Cemetery provides an inspirational vista
of thousands of white headstones, the medical center
and the Conhocton valley. Interred at the cemetery are
5 Medal of Honor recipients from the Civil War and
29 unknown soldiers of the War of 1812. Tours of the
VA campus, the National Cemetery or the museum
may be arranged by contacting the Chief of Voluntary
Services, Building 44 or by calling, 607-776-2111.
In the center of the village are two Districts, as well
as, 30 private homes throughout the village, listed on
the National Registry of Historic Places. Architectural
points of interest include County Office Row, Bath
Presbyterian Church, St. Thomas Episcopal Church
and the Village Post Office. Also, included in this
district is Pulteney Park, the first clearing in Steuben
County. You can view the “Walk of Names” in the
center of the park, while enjoying the historic walking
tour. Residential buildings offer a selection of Greek
Revival, Queen Anne, Italianate central tower and
Tuscan styles, with cobblestone, tamped earth and
field stone materials, adding to the village’s enhancement. Downtown Bath offers many interesting unique
shops. Bath has an 18-hole golf course, accessible to
the public, plus a wide assortment of stores and three
shopping plazas.
The Conhocton River, a state classified trout stream
with public access, skirts the village. Nearby Cold
Brook has a regionally famous spring Rainbow Trout
fishery. There is also Bass fishing in Lake Salubria.
High populations of White Tail Deer, Turkey and small
game attracts hunters from the Northeast. A public
park is located at Mossy Bank with picnic facilities;
hiking; biking; cross country ski trails; a Nature &
Science Center and panoramic views of the Conhocton
Valley. Events include the a Farmers Market on
Wednesday and Saturday through the fall; Steuben
County Dairy Festival in June; Music in the Park,
Wednesday nights and the Steuben County Fair in
August (the oldest in the nation). In October, Bath
hosts the Wine Glass Marathon with runners from all
over the world converging on the area and in December
we celebrate the holidays with “Santa’s Workshop.”
For information and a calendar of events, contact the
Central Steuben Chamber of Commerce, 110 Liberty
St., 2nd floor, Bath, NY 14810. 607-776-7122.
For more information, stop in at the Tourist Booth
on the corner of Liberty and Washington Streets.
Ginger’s Corner
& Ginger’s Corner Closet
YANKEE CANDLES, HERITAGE LACE, QUOIZEL LAMPS, JEWELRY,
WILLOW TREE-GIFTS, HOME DECOR & COUNTRY CANDLES
HOURS: Monday-Friday 9:30 am-5:00 pm;
Saturday 10:00 am-1:00 pm
FRIDAYS CLOSE AT 4:00 pm JULY & AUGUST,
607-776-5713 gift certificates VISA, MASTERCARD
15 Liberty St., Bath, NY
Across from the Chat-A-Whyle
layaway
gift wrapping
AMEX & DISCOVER
Pat Drum, Owner
Pampering Is
Our Pleasure
with our Nail Services...
• Manicures
• Shellac Manicures
• Acrylics • Wraps
• Pink and Whites
• Polished • Waxing
607-769-144
[email protected]
Ann Moose
Nail Technician
and Hair Techniques...
• Full Color
• Hilights
• Cuts
Plus...
• Waxing
• Acrylic Full Sets
• French Acrylics
Amber Dunning
Licensed Cosmetologist
Ann’s Beauty Salon
444 East Washington St., Bath, NY
607-776-3511
Wildflower Hills
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A premier adult active community located in Bath, NY
The Community
• Quality Drywall Construction
• Driveways & Sidewalks Installed
• Shrub Package for Each Home
• Garages Available
• Financing Arranged
The Homes
• Home Sites with a View
• Bath Village Gas, Water & Sewer
• Community Street Lighting
• Paved Street with Street Trees
• Lawns Mowed, Snow Shoveled
• Garbage Removal
HJ Properties, LLC/Abbar, LLC • Phone: 607-776-9153
Bath Farmers' Market
Pulteney Park, Steuben St., Bath, NY
Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.; Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Season: May-October
Greenside
Restaurant & Lounge
The
Why Not Try Something New at the Bath Country Club
Where Everyone’s Welcome!
Look what’s NEW at the old Bath Chamber!
Thursda
y
Night
Specials
New name:
FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY & PRIME RIB SPECIALS
BATH
CC
Bath
Country
Club
Join the Fun at the
Play 18 Holes of
Championship Golf
• Great Scenery • Relaxed Atmosphere
• Luncheon & Dinner Specials Every Day
OPEN to the PUBLIC!
330 May St., Bath, NY • 607-776-3390
New address:
Let us make your
meetings, luncheons and
gatherings special.
Call us today for details.
LUNCH:
serving Avoca, Bath, Cohocton, Prattsburgh,
Wallace, Savona and Campbell.
office hours:
New staff:
Mon., Wed., Fri., 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Kristen Stewart: Volunteer Services Coordinator
Darin Strong: Membership Services Coordinator
Monday-Friday
New E-mail and phone:
Tuesday-Friday
4:30 pm-Until
New Facebook page:
Central Steuben Chamber of Commerce
11 am - 2 pm
DINNER HOURS:
email: [email protected]
phone: 607-776-7122
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Grandstand Seats On Sale!
THE STEUBEN COUNTY FAIR
Lorrie Morgan
&
APEX LAWN CARE
Serving Steuben County & Keuka Lake for 30 Years
• Landscaping
• Mowing
• Lawn Rolling
• Aeration
• Rototilling
• Hedge Trimming
• Dump Trailer Service •
Pam Tillis
Saturday, August 20th, 2011
607-776-4801
Also: Fri., Aug. 19th; MONSTER TRUCKS
15 East Washington St., Bath, NY 14810
LEGAL BEVERAGES!
Serving Your Favorite
• Hauling • Topsoil • Sand • Mulch • Stone
• Fully Insured •
Check out our website:
www.apexlawncare2003.com
607-329-2172
BATH
BUDGET INN
Sat.:
Open: Monday-Friday
11:00 am til Close;
PRIME
Saturday 12:00 Noon
RIB
til Close
FRIDAY NIGHT
The clean, soundproof
rooms are furnished with
one or two beds, airconditioning, cable TV,
microwaves, minifridges,
wireless internet and many other amenities to make
the stay comfortable and relaxing.
607-776-3600 Fax: 776-3601
332 West Morris Street
Bath, NY
FISH FRY!
or visit us at...
GUYANOGA VALLEY ROAD
315-595-2588
2-1/2 miles north of Branchport
In the Guyanoga Valley close to many wineries
and the pristine beauty of Keuka Lake.
Restaurant
Mon...Liver Lovers • Tues...Chef’s Special
Wed...All-U-Can-Eat Crab
• Thurs...Wings & Chef’s Choice
Fri...Famous Fish • Sat...Prime Rib & Chef’s Choice
Sun...Chef’s Choice
Also Serving Seafood, Steaks, Chops, Pasta,
Burgers, Wings & other specialties
Open for Lunch
Mon.-Fri. 11-2 • Sat. & Sun. 11-5
Dinners
Pizza!
start at 5 PM daily
every night
Serving legal beverages & local wines
except Friday
Phone: 607-776-7536
You don’t have one in most
places on the lake. Without a
hydrant, you pay more!
We have companies who give you
credit on your rates - even without
one - SAVE UP TO 15% ON
YOUR HOMEOWNER RATES
Call Us Today: 607-776-2241
or 607-776-4211
Auto - Home - Boat Discounts
LET LONGWELL’S
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HELP WITH YOUR
“SUMMER PROJECTS”
and REPAIRS!
• Lawn & Garden Tools • Benjamin Moore Paint
• Roofing Materials • Doors & Windows • Tools
• Lumber • Electrical & Plumbing Supplies
• Quality Decking Material: Treated & Composite
LONGWELL LUMBER CO.
“Serving You for Over 95 Years!”
31 West Steuben Street, Bath, NY 14810 • 607-776-2713... or if busy, 607-776-4722
Bath
8 Liberty St.
607-776-2156
Elmira
300 W. Water St.
607-733-5533
Penn Yan
151 Main St.
315-536-3331
Corning West
150 W. Market St.
607-962-2461
Elmira/Horseheads
830 Co Rte 64
607-796-6910
Corning North
331 W. Pulteney St.
607-937-5471
Hammondsport
3 Park Place
607-569-2188
Naples
Penn Yan
272 Lake Street Plaza 109 S. Main Street
585-374-2827
315-536-8104
Erwin/Painted Post
240 S. Hamilton St.
607-936-2223
Hornell
7279 Seneca Road N.
607-324-0223
Watkins Glen
401 N. Franklin St.
607-535-2702
All locations equipped with a 24-hour ATM for your banking convenience.
www.communitybankna.com
MEMBER
FDIC
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GOOD FOOD THAT’S
GOOD TO GO!
WINGS & FRIED CHICKEN TO GO
SIGNATURE WINGS TO GO
FRIED CHICKEN
Perfect for Parties or Meetings!
Original Honey BBQ Hot
Quantities of:.......Wings
12 .........................$7.99
25 .......................$12.99
50 .......................$23.99
100 .....................$44.99
Wings
$8.99
$13.99
$24.99
$45.99
Wings
$8.99
$13.99
$24.99
$45.99
Comes with choice of sauce: Blue Cheese, Ranch or BBQ
6 pc Chicken Finger.......$6.99
Meal Deals
12 pc Chicken Finger...$12.99 4 pc, 2 rolls, 2 small sides......$7.99
4 pc Chicken only ..........$5.99
8 pc, 4 rolls, 2 med sides .....$13.99
8 pc Chicken only ........$10.99
12 pc Chicken only ......$15.99 12 pc, 6 rolls, 3 med sides ...$18.99
Sunday Only - Served 8-11 am
Buy 1 Breakfast Buffet
Get 1 Breakfast Buffet
382 W. MORRIS ST, BATH, NY
PHONE: 607-776-4381
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$ 99
7
$
Clip ‘N Save
FREE!
Cannot be used with any other coupon or discount offer.
Tax not included. Valid at participating location.
Prices may vary. Hurry! Offer Expires 9/12/11
• Automotive Parts & Accessories
• Complete Line Of Tools & Equipment
• Marine & PWC Parts & Equipment
• Mower Blades & Belts
99
LUNCH BUFFET
DINNER BUFFET
Cannot be used with any other coupon or discount offer.
Tax not included. Valid at participating location.
Prices may vary. Hurry! Offer Expires 9/12/11
• Complete Machine Shop Services
• Trailer Hitches, Balls & Connectors
• Air Conditioning Parts & Hoses
• Overnight Delivery Of Most
Non-Stock Items
NAPA AUTO PARTS
43 Shethar Street, Hammondsport, NY
PHONE: 607-569-2236
Mon.-Fri. 8 am -5 pm; Sat., 8:30 am- Noon
NAPA
Do you have a
NAPA/VISA card yet?
24 Lackawanna Ave., Bath, NY
PHONE: 607-776-3378
Mon.-Fri. 7:30 am - 6 pm; Sat., 8 am - 4 pm
OVER 125,000 PARTS AVAILABLE
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7315 Route 54, Bath, NY Phone: 607-776-3039
TO REPORT CRUELTY, CALL SCOTT MAZZO: 607-776-4682
www.fingerlakesspca.org E-mail: [email protected]
TOP 10 WISH LIST
1. Financial Contributions
2. Dry Dog/Puppy & Cat/Kitten Food
(non-colored)
3. Friskies Canned Cat Food
4. Returnable Cans & Bottles
5. Liquid Laundry Soap & Bleach
6. Plastic Carriers
7. Non-Clumping Litter
8. Dog/Cat Toys
9. 39 Gallon Garbage Bags
10. Paper Towels
SPECIAL EVENTS &
PROGRAM CALENDAR
PROJECT CATNIP: July 16th & 17th,
August 20th & 21st, September 17th & 18th
WELLNESS CLINICS: July 5th,
August 2nd, September 6th & October 4th
SUMMER CANINE TRAINING, FUN CLASSES
& AGILITY/RALLY-O RUN-THROUGHS:
TOO MANY TO LIST!
Please Call Darlene: 607-776-7685 (days)
or Amy: 622-5372 (evenings & weekends)
PLEASE JOIN US AT THESE EVENTS:
Future Dog Park
August 11th-14th Retail Booth @ WGI-NASCAR
August 16th-21st Steuben County Fair
August 20th & 21st Festival of Crafts
August 27th (Tentative) Dog Days of Summer
(Antiques/Collectibles, Music, etc. at River’s Edge Farm)
Sept. 25th FLSPCA Golf Tournament “Play Fore Paws” at BCC
October 7th-9th Fall Foliage
October Corral for Cash at River’s Edge Farm
Complete FLSPCA calendar, wish list & details about needed brands/types
of food can be found at fingerlakesspca.org or call us at 607-776-3039
YES, I WANT TO HELP THE ANIMALS!
$________Donation in memory of__________________________
$________Donation in honor of____________________________
My Name:______________________________________________
Address:_______________________________________________
E-Mail:________________________________________________
( ) My check is enclosed (Please make checks payable to Finger Lakes SPCA)
Also donate using credit card on our new website: www.fingerlakesspca.org
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INSIDE
ASK SHERWIN-WILLIAMS HOW
YOU CAN SAVE E VERY DAY!
Join our FREE PREFERRED CUSTOMER PROGRAM
and enjoy exclusive sales, great decorating and how-to tips,
plus 10% off regular price paints & stains every time you shop.*
Visit sherwin-williams.com/preferred to sign up or see store for program details.
121 Liberty Street
BATH
607.776.2118
Ask Sherwin-Williams.™
*Current Preferred Customer Program discount. Discount taken off of full retail price.
Visit a Sherwin-Williams retail paint store for program details. Sherwin-Williams reserves
the right to modify or terminate the program at any time. Not valid in Canada. ©2011 The
Sherwin-Williams Company.
A
N
H
P
E
T
S Family RestaurantIE’S
HOMEMADE MEALS
and OUT!
“Where You’re Treated Like Family”
CARPETING - ARMSTRONG FLOORING - SPRING AIR BEDDING
35 W. Morris St., Bath, NY
607-776-2733
www.fagansfurniture.com
HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5; Sat. 8:30-Noon;
Evenings by Appointment
LET US...
Pamper
Your Pet
WHILE ON VACATION
Grooming for Dogs & Cats to
fit ALL your pet’s needs!
Graduate of: Rochester Institute
of Dog Grooming
Member of N.D.G.A.A.
OPEN: Monday through Saturday
by appointment
Penny’s Pe t Parlor
101 Gansevoort St., Bath, NY • 607-776-3699
for the Entire Family!
Breakfast
Lunch
DAILY SPECIALS
Dinner
Fish Fry & Prime Rib
On Fridays
HOMEMADE PIES ICE CREAM
14 W. Steuben St.
Bath, NY
Eat In or Take Out
Phone: 607-776-7578
(across from Pulteney Park)
New and Used
Homes For Sale,
Here at the
Beautiful & Quiet
L ake C ountry
E states
MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY
Stop by or Call:
Corner of East Washington & May Streets
Bath, NY • 607-776-7187
Relax and Refresh
at NAILS
PLUS with
a Full Staff of Experienced Professionals...
• Acrylic Nails
• Tanning Services
• Hair Services
• Hair Extensions
• Wrap & Gel Nails • Foil Highlights
• Spa Manicures • Massage Therapy
• Spa Pedicures • Body Wraps
• The Ultimate Spray Tan • Waxing
• Full Line Products and Accessories
• Full Line of Professional Services
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY!
101 E. Steuben Street, Bath, NY
607-776-8455
Because “You never grow tired of being admired”
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LUMBER
Shirley’s shirleys.doitbest.com
CHECK OUT OUR DAILY SPECIALS!
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
All Your Hardware & Building Needs
Cones, Sundaes, Shakes & More! Homemade Desserts!
7530 Route 54,
Bath, New York
607-776-5287
Formerly “Bears” Restaurant
HOURS: Mon.-Tue., 5 am-2 pm; Wed.-Fri., 5 am-8 pm; Sat. & Sun. 6 am-2 pm
IF Y
YOU'RE
OU'RE LLOOKING
OOKING
BAR
ARGAINS...
GAINS...
FOR B
BARGAINS...
YYOU'LL
OU'LL NEED
O VISIT US!
NEED TTO
TO
Everything from trash to treasures.
If you can’t find it at Turk’s, you can’t find it!
TURK’S
Route 415S
Bath, NY
PHONE: 607-776-3860
Auction
Sale
Every Fri.
Evening
@ 6 pm
MULLER'S AUCTION
your local paper
RT. 415S, BATH, NY Watch
for upcoming auctions
www.mullersauctionservice.net
ACROSS FROM LAKE SALUBRIA
Paint - Doors/Windows - Hardware
Building Materials - Tools - Roofing
Drywall - Foundations - Steel - Landscape
Plumbing/Electric - Deck/Patio - Millwork
Bath-Hammondsport Rd., Route 54, Bath, NY
Ph: (607) 776-2051 • (800) 649-LUMBER
Smith’s Can Make Your Car
“LOOK” & Run Like New!
• WHEEL ALIGNMENTS • SHOCKS • STRUTS
• BRAKES • TIRES • MORE
When You Want the Best Care For Your Auto...
THINK SMITH’S
CAR WASH
...Quality Service You’ve Relied On
For OVER 60 YEARS!
2 Convenient Locations
BEHIND OUR SERVICE CENTER Corner of May & E. Washington
ACROSS FROM K-MART Rt. 415N, Bath, NY
Coupons Available at Smith’s Body & VA Credit Union
“Your Money’s Worth a Whole Lot More!”
444 E. Washington St., Bath, NY • 607-776-4241
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VACATIONING WITH YOUR PET?
DOG FOOD
• Blue Seal • Innova • Hills Science Diet
• Eukanuba • California Natural
Cage Free Boarding
CAT FOOD
• Buttons-Bows • Kat Krunchies
• Hills Science Diet
Also: Grooming Supplies, Leashes, Collars, Flea Control,
Toys, Treats & Much More!
M.J. WARD & SON, INC.
Feed & Farm Supply
CELEBRATING
97 YEARS
9 Cameron St., Bath .....607-776-3351
1-800-427-2308
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 am-5:00 pm; Sat. 8:00 am-Noon
Doggie Day Camp
Animal Behavior Training
www.countryhospetality.com
607-776-WOLF (9653)
Facebook for Events & Specials
G re at
Lo cati on
Co n ve n ie n t
Pa rk ing
We Provide the Relaxation!!!
• Stacks and Racks of Wines from
the Finger Lakes and World
• Complete Spirits Selection
FACEBOOK: ROUTE54WINEANDSPIRITS
When it’s a Wednesday 10% Off
....it’s a WINES
WINESday! All WINES
HOURS: Mon.-Sat., 9:30-8:00; Sun., 12-4:00
607-776-2700 7183 Route 54, Save A Lot Plaza, Bath, NY
Express
Lube
Tire Rotations
and Fuel Filters
14 POINT
FULL SERVICE
Your 10 Minute Oil
Change Specialists!
Synthetic & High Mileage Motor Oils Available
TRANSMISSION SERVICE & COOLANT FLUSHES, TOO!
NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED!
Bath, NY
7176 Route 54
607-776-2701
Mon.-Fri. 8:00 am-6:00 pm
Sat. 8:00 am-4:00 pm
All Credit Cards & Major
Fleet Cards Accepted
Penn Yan, NY
2247 Route 54A
315-531-1590
NYS Inspection at the Penn Yan Location
Central Steuben
Chamber of Commerce
2011 Music in The Park
Schedule
Wed., June 29th in Bath
Corning Communty Concert Band
Wed., July 6th in Bath
Bill Thompson Band
Wed., July 13th in Bath
Keuka Katz
Wed., July 20th in Avoca
Southern Exit
Wed., July 27th in Savona
Corning Community Concert Band
Wed., Aug. 3 in Prattsburgh
Jamie Notarthomas
Wed., Aug. 10th in Bath
To Be Announced
All concerts are from 6:00 -8:00
pm and go on, rain or shine. Food
and beverages available for sale.
Bring your own lawn chairs.
Phase Salon and
Day Spa
NEW
“BE YOUR OWN KIND OF BEAUTIFUL”
Custom
Sunless
Look like you’ve been
in the sun without the
UV damage
Available Soon...
Call for appointment
SERVICES: Anti-aging Facials • Acne Facials
• Normalizing Facials • Back Facials
• Body Glow • Chemical Peels • Diamond Tip
Micro Dermabrasion • Waxing • Full Body
Waxing • Mineral Makeup Consultation
• Manicures • Pedicures • French Acrylics
• Acrylics • Gels • Nail Wrap • Hand Painted
Nail Designs • MORE!!!
Cuts, Including Wash
and Style
Highlights
Colors
Christy Armenta
Esthetichan
Nail Speciality
Body Services
Fantasy Colored
Extensions
Full Head Extensions
Updos
Kelly McKeiver
Stylist
Open Monday thru Saturday
Appointments Preferred ~ Walk-ins Welcome
102 Liberty Street, Bath, New York
Between Bath Plumbing and Island Brew Cafe
607-776-1676
cell
607-377-1743
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DAILY
SPECIALS!
Located just 4 miles off I-86
6055 County Route 10, Bath, NY
607-776-2999
Your Hometown Horse Equipment Store for over 20 years
English & Western Saddlery, Riding
Attire, Helmets, Books, Horse
Healthcare, Gift Ideas and More!
Quality Name Brand Products
Special Orders and
Personal Customer Service
Dine-In or Take Out - Espresso, Coffees
Open: Monday - Saturday
PIZZA
DEELITE
Don't Cook Tonight... Call:
Neopolitan
Round Pizza
Sicilian
Sheet Pizza
Light Breakfast, Healthy Alternatives,
Refreshing Iced and Blended Drinks
607.622.5547
(Across from Post Office)
Call Ahead Orders Welcome!
Home Improvement * Renovations
& Additions * New Home Construction
* Kitchens, Baths & Roofing
WE DO IT ALL!
PAUL HARGRAVES
Phone: 607-776-9436
Cell: 607-346-5877
[email protected]
(Slices
available for both)
TOSSED SALAD CALZONES
HOT & COLD SUBS
OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. 11 am-9 pm;
Fri.-Sat. 11 am-10 pm; Sun. 3-8:30 pm
WE DELIVER $2.00 per delivery
31 Liberty Street, Bath
607-776-7001
BBQ Tanks
Filled
Mon.-Sat.
uled
d
e
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c
S
end
Weekities
Activ
CAMPERS HAVEN
Phone: 607-776-0328 for Reservations!
Here’s What We Have to Offer:
• Full Hook-Up Sites • Tent Sites • Water & Electric Hook-Ups
• Pool • Miniature Golf • Basketball Hoops • Baseball
• 14-1/2 Acre Pond - 3 Man Paddle Boats Available
• Pavillion • Game Room • Beach Volleyball
6832 County Route 15, Knight Settlement Rd.
Bath, New York 14810
www.campershavenllc.com
KEUKA NATURAL FOODS
• Natural & Organic Foods
• Local Organic Produce,
• Bulk Foods
• Herbs & Supplements
• Natural Vitamins & Cosmetics
Bath-Hammondsport Rd.
Bath, NY • 607-776-5216
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:15 am-6:00 pm;
Sat. 9:00 am-5:30 pm
BATH
See you along the way
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There are many local
wineries to tour and
wine tastings which
you can enjoy, in the
Keuka Lake areas...
you are most
welcomed!
Located on
West Lake Road,
Route 54A, Keuka Lake,
Hammondsport,
New York
1865 to 1984
and the
Henri
Marchant
Winery
Through the Years... The Former Gold Seal Vineyards
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History of the
PLEASANT VALLEY
WINE COMPANY
U.S. Bonded Winery No. 1
The Pleasant Valley Wine Company,
popularly known as the Great Western
Winery, located near the village of
Hammondsport, New York, is the oldest
winery in the Finger Lakes region. By the
1830's and 1840's, European settlers found
that the Finger Lakes region provided such
favorable growing conditions that grapes
had outgrown home production capacities.
On March 15, 1860, Charles Davenport
Champlin and 12 local businessmen
consolidated their holdings under "Articles
of Association for the Manufacture of
Native Wine" and, with $10,000
capitalization, built the first winery in this
region, The Hammondsport and Pleasant
Valley Wine Company, which was
designated as Bonded Winery No. 1 in its
State and Federal districts.
The original winery was constructed on
land whose price had soared from $10 to
$100 an acre in one decade! It was built
on a slope owned by Mr. Champlin
overlooking Pleasant Valley, 2 miles south
of Hammondsport. All winemaking
operations were carried out by Jules and
Joseph Masson, noted French-born
winemakers of the time, in still-used
wooden and stone structures, with adjacent
cellars carved deep into the hillside. Eight
of these Great Western Winery buildings
were listed on the National Register of
Historic Places in 1980.
During the winery's first year of
operation, 18 tons of Isabella and Catawba
grapes were harvested, yielding 220
gallons of wine per ton. On August 17,
1862, the first recorded shipment, 100
gallons of wine, left the winery. Business
thrived. While the Civil War brought
supply and labor shortages, as well as
price increases and transportation
difficulties, the enterprise was sufficiently
successful in 1865 to invest in
Champagne-producing equipment. Twenty
thousand bottles of Sparkling Catawba
were made that year. In 1867, this wine
was awarded honorable mention at the
Exposition Universelle in Paris, the first
American Sparkling wine to win an award
in Europe. In 1873 in Vienna, the winery's
Champagne first prize and its first
European medal; since then, the
Company's Champagnes have received
numerous European gold medals and other
awards.
Because of the internationally recognized
excellence of Pleasant Valley Champagnes
and because of the similarities of climatic
and soil conditions between this area and
the Champagne district of France, Pleasant
Valley came to be known as the "Rheims
of America." When the U.S. Postal service
opened a branch at the winery in 1870, it
used the postmark, "Rheims, N.Y.", which
was used until 1945, when rural delivery
took its place.
In March 1871, Mr. Champlin sent a
case of Champagne to his close friend,
Marshall P. Wilder, who was a well-known
wine connoisseur in Boston. After
introducing it at a dinner party at the Parker
House, Wilder declared it to be "the Great
Champagne of the Western World." The
Champagne was thus dubbed "Great
Western."
Shipping records of the 1860's, '70's and
'80's are filled with such prestigious
accounts as S.S. Pierce, Macy's, Park
Tilford, George F. Hueblin and Brother,
Palmer House of Chicago, Parker House
of Boston and individuals such as
Professor Henry W. Longfellow of
Cambridge, Mass. Pleasant Valley wines
appeared on the lists of the most
fashionable restaurants. They were even
heartily recommended by doctors for their
medicinal qualities.
These were exciting years at Pleasant
Valley. From 1872 to 1875, Mr. Champlin
and area businessmen built the 9-mile
Bath to Hammondsport Railroad to combat
price increases of canal transportation.
Not only was this a successful business
venture, but it also brought tourists to the
area to ride the Keuka Lake steamers, such
as Lulu and Urbana, at 10 cents a ride.
Later, on March 8, 1893, the Pleasant
Valley Wine Company was registered as
a New York State corporation, with the
Champlins and Massons holding 205 of
400 out-standing shares of stock. Adding
further excitement, on July 4, 1908, Glenn
Curtiss made the first pre-announced
airplane flight on the Pleasant Valley flats
directly below the winery entrance. The
world-renowned Curtiss Museum,
dedicated to his flying endeavored and
the remarkable decades when
Hammondsport epitomized the country's
spirit of innovation, attracts aviation
enthusiasts from around the world to its
spacious quarters across Pleasant Valley
from the winery.
The good news that Pleasant Valley had
sold more Champagne in the first 6 months
of 1919 than in any previous year was
marred, on July 1, by the enactment of
Prohibition. The winery was left with an
inventory of 70,000 cases of Champagne
and substantial quantities of still wine.
Yet it survived the 14 years of Prohibition
on sales for sacramental and medicinal
purposes.
After Repeal in 1933, the Company
progressed steadily. Charles D. Champlin
II, grandson of the founder and dean of
American Champagne makers of his time.,
managed the operation until his death in
1950. The family retained control of the
business until 1955, when it was sold to
a company run by Marne Obernauer, a
businessman from New Jersey, who
renamed the winery Pleasant Valley
Division of Great Western Producers. In
1961, the winery was acquired by Taylor
Wine Company, its next-door neighbor,
which was itself acquired first by the CocaCola Company in 1977, then Joseph E.
Seagram & Sons in 1983, and finally
Vintners International Company, Inc. in
1987. Having survived Prohibition and
several ownership changes, the winery
returned once again to local family control
in 1995.
Great Western Winery has the largest
plantings of the vinifera varieties
Chardonnay and Riesling in the East and
also pioneered the production of FrenchAmerican varietal wines in the 1960's. It
was the first New York State winery to
produce ice wine and its natural ice wines,
produced without artificial freezing, have
since won several gold medals. It is the
only New York winery to have won the
Governor's Cup for "Best Wine in New
York" two years in a row, The winery is
the largest producer of bottle-fermented
Champagnes in the eastern United States
and, for over a century, Great Western
Champagnes have been the most-honored
American Champagnes in European
competition and have enhanced the wine
lists of some of the most prestigious
American hotels and restaurants.
Pleasant Valley
Wine Co.
8260 Pleasant Valley Road
PH: 607-569-6111
Toll Free: 877-662-8833
Fax: 607-569-6112
www.PleasantValleyWine.com
[email protected]
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The Blue Heron Cafe
Opens For The Season!
The Blue Heron Cafe at Heron Hill Winery is now
open weekends! The Cafe takes great pride in using
only the freshest and highest-quality locally and
organically farmed products whenever possible.
Generously portioned menu items include appetizers,
salads, flat bread pizzas, wraps, sandwiches and kid’s
meals can be enjoyed while savoring the vista views
of Keuka Lake from the Cafe terrace. Have a glass
of our award-winning wine and relax with free, live
music every Sunday on the terrace from 12:30 pm 4:30 pm all summer long. The Cafe offers a broad
menu including locally produced cheeses and
vegetables, low-calorie, vegetarian and gluten-free
(available upon request) menu items. An extensive
wine list of Heron Hill wines by the bottle and glass
are also available. Each dish has a suggested wine
pairing that has been expertly selected by the Cafe
Director and tasting hall staff. Some of the summertime
specialties are the Cuban Panini ($8) and White Flat
Bread Pizza ($10). The seasonal favorite is the
Carribean Jerk Pulled Pork Sandwich ($8), served
with spicy jerk sauce, provolone cheese and green
onion on a Kaiser roll, perfect with Heron Hill’s SemiDry Riesling!
Hours of Operation - opening on May 20, 2011
Friday - Monday, May 20 - October 30, 2011
Open Every Day: June 17 - September 5, 2011
Hours:
Monday - Saturday, 11:00 am - 4:30 pm;
Sunday, 12:00 noon - 4:30 pm.
PHONE: 1-800-441-4241 ext. 21
Heron Hill named as 1 of 8 eco-friendly East Coast
wineries by Mother Nature Network!
Perched on a hill above picturesque Keuka Lake in
the Finger Lakes region of New York, Heron Hill
participates with VineBalance, a sustainable state
viticulture program. Though not certified organic,
green vineyard practices abound, including steering
clear of chemical fertilizers, insecticides and herbicides.
Grasses and plants grow freely (including between
vine rows) to cut soil erosion, attract pest-fighting
insects and serve as fixings in “green manure.” Owner
John Ingle, an animal lover, also recently teamed up
with Seneca White Deer Inc. - buy a bottle of Heron
Hill’s semi-dry Riesling and $2 is donated to save a
rare, all-white variation of the ubiquitous brown
colored white-tail deer. And if you’re looking to get
hitched in eco-style, Heron Hill is an approved Green
Bride Guide vendor.
For more information about Heron Hill Winery on
Keuka Lake and their other two tasting rooms on
Seneca and Canandaigua Lakes, visit
www.heronhill.com
Dr. Konstantin Frank
2010 Semi-Dry Riesling
Has Won
Prestigious Awards
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This high quality 2010 Semi-Dry
Riesling earned a prestigious 93 rating
at the Beverage Testing Institute’s
2011 World Wine Championships. In
addition, the wine was the highest
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rated Riesling in the competition, was
graded with the title of “Exceptional”
and noted as being “fantastically
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balanced and utterly delicious”.
The 2010 Dry Riesling also received
a gold medal at the competition with
“Rated the #1 Winery in the Northeast”
Wine Report
a rating of 90 points.
Since their release in March of 2011,
www.drfrankwines.com
both the Semi-Dry and Dry Riesling
have been recognized as outstanding
wines. The Semi-Dry Riesling earned
a gold medal earlier this year at the
San Diego International Wine
Competition while the Dry Riesling
earned a gold medal at the Finger
Lakes International Wine Competition.
Both wines are from the 2010 vintage,
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which is recognized by many in the
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Finger Lakes area to have been an
PU excellent growing season for
vineyards. The exceptionally warm
“Finger Lakes’ Most
summer produced a climate that was
Award-Winning Winery”
near perfect for growing grapes and
Wine Enthusiast
has resulted in the production of
excellent wines for the vintage.
Dr. Frank wines have a history of performing well at these national and international wine competitions.
The winery ended 2010 with a total of 52 gold medals. In 2009, the winery won more accolades than
it has received in any other year with a total of 67 gold medals.
Located on Keuka Lake a few miles north of Hammondsport, Dr. Frank’s has long been associated
with the New York wine revolution. Its founder, Dr. Konstantin Frank, helped pioneer the introduction
of the European vitis vinifera grapevines in the eastern United States. For his contributions in the
American wine industry, he was inducted into the Wine Spectator’s “Hall of Fame”. Now in its third
generation, Dr. Frank’s continues as New York’s most award-winning winery since 1962.
Dr. Frank’s Wine Cellars is proud of its international winemaking team with each
member bringing in their particular expertise. The talented group includes winemakers from California,
Australia, France and Germany. The focus on world class wines continues with each generation of the
family, each member living up to the Frank Family tradition of excellence.
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2011 EVENTS
July 9:
Shrimp & Chardonnay
August 6:
Merlot & Mignon
Located on Keuka Lake, 3 miles south of Penn Yan.
Include us in your visit
to both Keuka and Seneca Lakes.
243 Rt. 54 East Lake Rd., Penn Yan, NY 14527
www.KeukaSpringWinery.com 315-536-3147
July 31, August 20,
September 3,
September 11:
Music & Wine
December 3 & 4:
Holiday Barrel Tasting
2011 a Reminder of Vingate Variation at Keuka Spring Vineyards
In the wine business each year's season is expressed in the wine. We've all
noticed how all over the country, weather-wise, this year has gotten off to a
rainy start. Or maybe it's just such a stark contrast to last year's long, warm
spring that we forgot what a typical spring is like for those of us who live in
the northeastern US. In fact, this year, although we have received recordbreaking amounts of rain so far, is only a few days behind average for growing
grapes.
As farmers of various crops know, this is part of being in the growing business.
In the wine industry, we are fortunate enough to be able to appreciate year to
year weather variation by marking the year grapes for a particular wine were
harvested as the wine's vintage on the label. And the difference between
vintages, also known as vintage variation (even though the grapes may be from
the same vineyard and of the same variety), is one of the beautiful things about
winemaking, and has existed for centuries. The winemaker must know how
to work with the crop she/he has to accentuate the best qualities of the harvest
in the wine.
Keuka Spring Vineyards hosts a number of events in their wine education
series where guests learn about vintage variation and the current season in the
vineyard. Their Taste of the Vineyard on June 18 is a walk through the property
while learning about how the vineyard is tended, and features an in-the-vineyard
gourmet wine and cheese tasting. In their Summer Series, including Shrimp
and Chardonnay on July 9 and Merlot and Mignon on August 6, guests sample different vintages with a food pairing and look for flavor
characteristics of vintage variation in different years of the same wine variety. The winery also plans to hold tours during harvest on September
10 and 24, so that folks can get a close up perspective on this year's crop. Lastly, during their Holiday Barrel Tasting in December, guests
are able to preview how this year's harvest will be turning out in the wine cellar. The events mentioned above are led by Mark Wiltberger,
their winemaker, Len Wiltberger, owner, or Jeanne Wiltberger, who has a Master's degree in Horticulture.
The winery also will host a music series this summer on their terrace. Local rock band Agonal Rhythm is scheduled for July 31, while
Kickin' Back out of Fairport plans to play on August 20 and September 3. The Galtee Mountain Boys, an Irish music group, will play on
September 11. Keuka Spring has Blue Heron Acres, a local grass-fed beef farm, lined up to offer grill your own burgers on a number of
these dates. The events are weather dependent.
One of the beautiful things about living in a cold climate (in addition to the lake, seasonal change, and so on) is enjoying cold climate
wines, like those made in France, Germany and the Finger Lakes. 2009 and 2008, while being remembered as cool, rainy seasons, produced
some of the finest aromatic white and red wines of the Finger Lakes. An example is Keuka Spring Vineyard’s sweepstake-winning 2008
Gewurztraminer, which last year was deemed Best White Wine in America at the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition. This year
the winery has recently released a new blend, its 2009 Seyval Chardonnay, which is half Seyval Blanc and half Chardonnay. More new
releases include 2009 Chardonnay, 2010 Vignoles, and 2010 Riesling. Keuka Spring Vineyard’s gold medal winning wines for this year
so far include 2009 Miller's Cove Red, Crooked Lake White, Clara's Red, 2009 Lemberger, 2010 Vignoles, and 2009 Gewurztraminer. Their
2009 Miller's Cove Red just won the Grand Prize at this year's New York State Fair.
Keuka Spring Vineyards is open daily for tasting. It is located at 243 Route 54, just outside of Penn Yan on the east side of Keuka Lake.
With a fantastic view of Keuka Lake, Keuka Spring Vineyards is a great place for picnics and also has a gift shop fully stocked with unique
and handmade gifts. Owners Len and Judy Wiltberger have been committed to producing premium wines since they founded the winery
in 1985. For more information about the winery and upcoming events, visit www.KeukaSpringWinery.com or contact them at 315-5363147.
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Keuka Overlook Wine Cellars
and Bed & Breakfast Inn
(Dog Tail Waggin’ Good Fun!)
Terry & Bob Barrett, owners of Keuka Overlook Wine
Cellars and Bed & Breakfast Inn, are living and working their
dream. Both previously lived and worked in Cleveland, Ohio
in the corporate world and decided life in the Finger Lakes
was far better. Owning two businesses presents an incredibly
demanding schedule, but there are plenty of perks to compensate.
The couple truly enjoys hosting guests at their Inn and offering
samples of their award winning premium Vinifera wines to
visitors at their winery. Both businesses are situated high on
top of a gorgeous hillside providing panoramic views of both
Keuka and Waneta Lakes. In addition to the special events
held each year at the winery, Keuka Overlook offers special
Winemaker’s Dinner Packages all winter and spring where
guests are treated to a two-night stay at the Inn and among
other amenities, a five-course gourmet meal cooked by Terry,
with each course paired to a special wine produced by Bob.
Two years ago, the recipes featured many famous chefs,
including Emeril Lagasse, J.J. Jackson, Bobby Flay and Rachel
Rae. The menus from 2010 were theme related. Guests got
to choose an authentic French menu, Island Cuisine, a menu
featuring Exotic Fair from such distant lands as Morocco,
Australia, India and Brazil, or a menu titled Cooking with
Wine with each course prepared with a different varietal wine.
The 2011 menus featured two unique cookbooks from the
West Coast: The San Francisco Chronicle Cookbook by
Michael Bauer and Fran Irwin and The Essence of Chocolate
by John Scharffenberger and Robert Steinberg.
The newest vintage of the winery’s flagship wine, the Triumph
Meritage Blend, will be released soon after Memorial Day
weekend, followed by the newest vintage of each of the winery’s
other award winning wines. These include a Dry and semidry Johannisberg Riesling, the Chardonnay Reserve as well
as our Blue Lake Chardonnay, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Noir,
Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon. In addition to these
premium wines, Keuka Overlook also specializes in some
unique fruit wines. Available for tasting and sales
are Red Raspberry, Cherry, Mulberry, and Blackberry. The
Mulberry is estate grown (there are two huge Mulberry trees
on the property providing all the fruit). And once again, Black
Currant, finished two ways, one dry and one dessert style,
will join the fruit specialty wines.
Since the winery is in a somewhat secluded location
(something that affords the visitor incredible panoramic views
from high up hillsides), there are always the two “Rescue
Schnauzers” to help you with directions. Grenache
turned 8 years old in March and her brother Nicholas will turn
7 in September. Both are exceptionally good at barking out
directions to lost visitors! When not napping or playing with
their toy box full of squeak toys, the two friendly Miniature
Schnauzers that hail from West Hollywood, California can
be seen at the winery. They are both eager to meet new and
regular visitors alike. Keuka Overlook’s gift shop now carries
plenty of dog related items, including Gourmet Doggie Biscuits
(taste tested by Grenache herself). Mandarin and Shamrock,
the two stray cats felt left out, so new products include Gourmet
Kitty Treats! Stop in for lots of “dog tail-waggin’
fun” and great wines! For more information, call (607)2926877 or check out our website at www.keukaoverlook.com
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Hunt Country Vineyards
Celebrates 30th Anniversary
30th Anniversary!
Special Events, Wines, Tastings & Tours
Saturday, August 13th—3:00-7:30pm
Grape Jam: Rock the Vineyards
Featuring Jamie McLean Band
Concert tickets available now!
Saturday, August 27th—7:00-10:00pm
Anniversary Winemaker’s Dinner
Very limited seating, tickets available now!
Hunt Country Vineyards is a family-owned winery
offering rare and distinctive Finger Lakes wines and a
friendly, relaxed tasting experience for their visitors.
They are celebrating their 30th year in 2011 with a rock
concert in the vineyards, a winemaker's dinner, a new
wine and chocolate tasting, an updated winery tour and
several special wines (tickets and details at
www.HuntWines.com).
Hunt Country first achieved a wide reputation as a
pioneer producer of genuine ice wine. Their Vidal Blanc
Ice Wine has been served at the United Nations and
featured on NBC's Today Show. Hunt Country grows
over a dozen varieties of high quality cool-climate grapes
over 50 acres using sustainable agricultural practices.
They produce 24 different wines, from classic dry varietals
to intriguing sweeter wines.
Hunt Country wines have been awarded over 30 Gold
medals in prestigious competitions since 2008. Specialties
include Pinot Gris, Cabernet Franc, Meritage, Valvin
Muscat, Vignoles, Late Harvest Vignoles and Vidal Blanc
Ice Wine.
Winery founders Art & Joyce Hunt and their son
Jonathan are the fifth and sixth Hunt generations to till
the soil on their 170-acre farm, high on the western flank
of beautiful Keuka Lake.
Please include a visit to their winery in your travel
plans. Taste your choice of world-class wines in airconditioned comfort. Tour their winemaking facilities
up close and learn the basics of winemaking. Enjoy a
picnic and savor the quiet solitude and beautiful views.
Hunt Country's tasting room also boasts one of the
Finger Lakes' most extensive selections of wine-related
gift items and gourmet delights. Complete information
at 800.946.3289 and HuntWines.com.
Tasting Room Hours (June-October)
Monday-Thursday: 10am-6pm
Friday: 10am-7pm
Saturday: 10am-6pm
Sunday: 11am-6pm
Great Summer & Fall 2011 Events
June 26-27...Barbecue at the Wineries II
July 3.....FL Chamber Music Festival Concert
July 23...FL Chamber Music Festival Concert
Aug. 13....Grape Jam: Rock the Vineyards!
4021 Italy Hill Rd, Branchport, NY 14418
Tickets and information:
HuntWines.com • 800.946.3289
Aug. 27....30th Anniversary Winemaker's Dinner
Sept. 17-18...Harvest Tour of Food & Wine
Oct. 1-2... 22nd Annual Harvest Festival
Nov 12-13...Keuka Holidays I
Nov. 19-20...Keuka Holidays II
Bed and Breakfast
Directory
Each Bed & Breakfast has its
own “personality” and some
offer Full Breakfasts, Continental Breakfasts, Rooms, Suites,
Semi-Private and Private Baths,
and are located in Town, Country, On and Off Lakes..... some
have events and activities.
Phone or write for reservations
and/or brochure!
THE BLUSHING ROSE
11 William Street ~ Hammondsport, NY 14840
607-569-2687
www.blushingroseinn.com
Patty & Dick Leonberger, Innkeepers
Simple elegance in a casual atmosphere
Four spacious rooms, private baths, A/C, gourmet
breakfast and afternoon treat.
Located in a quaint walking village in the heart of wine country.
J.S. HUBBS Bed & Breakfast
Christine
& Roberta
[email protected]
[email protected]
daydreamsbb.com
13 Lake Street, PO Box 602
Hammondsport, New York 14840
607-224-4032
THE
WILLOWS
BED & BREAKFAST
Open April 15 thru
November 20
Experience the beauty of Keuka Lake. Walk out to a 1500’
deck; sit and enjoy your favorite wine, relax, take in the views,
swim, fish, bird watch, kayak or take a boat tour with us; your
hosts, Jim & Kathy Yonge.
Four bedrooms decorated to soothe - relax with queen size
beds with views of the lake. TV & WiFi.
A delicious full size breakfast served.
6893 East Bluff Drive, Penn Yan, NY 14527
315-536-5653
www.thewillowsonkeukalake.com
Family-Owned Since 1894
Private Baths, Full Breakfast
Central Air Conditioning
1/2 Block from Keuka Lake & Village Square
17 Shethar Street
Hammondsport, NY
THE AMITY ROSE
607-569-2440 • www.jshubbs.com
Bed & Breakfast
amityrose.com
In the Heart of Finger Lakes Wine Country
All Private Baths, Jacuzzi, Air, Full Breakfast
ANTIQUES GALORE!!
Walk to Historic Village Square
8264 Main Street Ext., Hammondsport, NY 14840
607-569-3402
1-800-982-8818
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NEW YORK STATE NAVIGATION LAW
BOATING REGULATIONS FOR KEUKA LAKE-2011
New York State Navigation Law (for complete updated listing please refer to NYS Parks and Recreation - www.nysparks.com)
• Maximum Speed Limits: 45 mph during daylight hours
• 25 mph after sunset until before sunrise • 5 mph within 200 ft. of shore, docks, rafts or moored vessels
(except when pulling up or dropping off a water skier)
Sailboats under 23 ft. &
Motor Boats
PWC
Boating Equipment
Manually powered vessels
1 per person
1 per person
• PFD (wearable)5
1 per person
Federal Rules Require NR
• Fire Extinguisher(s) B1 All
• Visual Distress Signals (see Navigation Law Sect. 40.7 for details & other options)
16 ft. & up1
NR
Red Flares (qty. 3)
From Sunset to Sunrise
Required
Day Only
Distress Flag
NR
Type IV PFD2 NR
• Throwable Device
Type IV PFD2
All
NR
• Anchor
NR
39 ft. & over
NR
• Horn/Bell/Whistle NR
Mechanical
All
• Whistle or Horn - Mouth Under 39 ft.
NR
Bow & Stern
NR3
White Lantern4
• Navigation Lights
NOTES:
1 Orange “Distress” Flag may substitute during daylight hours
2 Boats 16 ft. and longer
3 PWCs may operate only during daylight hours (sunrise to sunset)
4 Sailboats may require additional lighting under certain circumstances & should contact the proper authorities for further information
5 All occupants must wear PFD from Nobember 1 to May 1 while underway (21’ or less”)
PLEASE BE AWARE OF EXPIRATION DATES ON FLARES AND FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Additional Suggested Equipment: First Aid Kit, Bailer, Boat Hook, Paddle, Compass, Marine Radio
• Water Skiing: Tow boat must have an observer at least ten years of age, in addition to the operator
• Skier must wear an approved PFD • Water Skiing is prohibited between sunset and sunrise
• Power Boat Training: Persons 10-17 must have successfully completed a State Certified, Power Squadron
or Coast Guard Safe Boating Course in order to operate a powerboat without adult
supervision. Certificates must be in the operators possession (ie: on the boat).
• Personal Watercraft: Operators must be at least 14 years old. Operators
of all ages are required to have successfully completed one of the NYS approved
safe boating courses. Certificates must be in the operator’s possession.
• Children under 12 on board a vessel under 26 feet must wear an
appropriately sized Type I or II or III USCG Approved life jacket while boat
is underway.
• All Boats must stay 100 feet from “diver down” flags. There are
two such flags: the Alpha Flag (blue pennant with white stripe at base)
and the Diver Flag (red rectangle with white diagonal stripe).
KEUKA LAKE ASSOCIATION
e-mail: [email protected] • www.keukalakeassoc.org
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FLIGHT INSTRUCTION • BANNER TOWING • AIR TAXI SERVICE
35 Min. $80.00
1. Painted Post-Corning Glass
8 Min. $25.00 5. Keuka Lake Skimmer
1 Hr. $90.00
2. Corning-Watkins Glen NASCAR 23 Min. $55.00 6. Grand Lake-Keuka-Seneca
3. Corning-Hammondsport
23 Min. $55.00 7. Painted Post-Tioga Dam-Grand Canyon 1Hr. $90.00
1-1/2 Hr. $110.00
4. Hammondsport-Watkins Glen 30 Min. $70.00 8. Letchworth Gorge
*Rates are Subject to Change Without Notice • Certified by the Federal Aviation Administration & Fully Insured 9. Niagara Falls
2 -1/2 Hrs.$200.00
Est. 1930 - New York’s Oldest
Directions - Ph: 607-962-0053
www.costaflying.com
COSTA FLYING SERVICE
SCENIC AIR TOURS and BANNER TOWING
Tiffany Windows
and Wonderful
Antiques Welcome
You to...
A NTIQUES
AT THE
ESTABLISHMENT
Tiffany
Estate
Sales
Just 10 Minutes West of Corning and
Just Seconds Off I-86/Route 17, Exit 41, 1 Mile West
A MULTI-DEALER SHOP HAPPY TO SERVE YOU FOR 12 YEARS
8569 Main St., Campbell, NY • Phone: 607-527-8212
SUMMER HOURS: Wed.-Sat. 10 am-4 pm; Sun. Noon-4 pm
TIME TO GET MOVING!
566-588 Crescent Lake
Addison, NY
4 lots w/440’ lake frontage.
Gorgeous views, private, 2
bedroom mobile, gazebo,
sizeable storage building,
camper. Great family year
round fun! Take the whole
package & sell off a lot or 2.
$75,000
VL-15
State Route 333
Campbell, NY
3741 Goodhue Lake Rd.
Addison, NY
3809 Country Rte 2
Addison, NY
Totally remodeled (14x70)
1991 mobile w/3 bedrooms,
1 bath, LR, kit. w/range &
fridge. All new laminate floors
& covered porch. In addition
remodeled cabin w/newer
roof, floors, storage, heat &
electric w/gravel drive & ROW
to Goodhue Lake.
$43,900
C-3
2 bedroom, 1 bath Cottage
on Cranberry Lake. Year
round home w/126 ft. lake
frontage. Nice & bright sun
room that overlooks the Lake.
Cottage needs a little TLC.
Row boat & lift stay.
$65,000
C-22
Campbell, NY
Lot #1 & Lot #2 both have
approx. 5 ACRES each. Lot
#1 has 1,000 ft. of road frontage. Lot #2 has 245 ft. of
road frontage. VL-16, VL-17
State Route 333
Almost an ACRE to build that
new home. Well & driveway
are in. Level lot with newer Larger 450’ front lot, level,
h o m e s a r o u n d . V L - 1 2 great to build new home.
$25,000
$20,000
VL-13
McIntosh Road
Campbell, NY
REAL ESTATE
$16,500 EACH
PAINTED POST, NY
607-937-5438
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New Lawn Furniture
Arriving Daily
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PURCHASE
OPTIONS:
Out-Right Purchase
90 Days same as cash
w/Approved Credit on
Sheds, Gazebos or
Furniture
(min. $250 purchase)
Rent to own with no
credit check & very little
down on sheds!
Great Selection of: Horse Barns - Run-In Sheds - Wood & Vinyl Storage Sheds
- Amish Handcrafted Furniture - Gazebos - Outdoor Furniture
- Kitchen Furniture & Many Gifts - Any Size Building Available - Amish Heaters
Carolina Carports Have Arrived & Are On Display
AMISH WORKSHOP
99 Canal St. • Big Flats • Exit 49 Off Rte. 86 • 607-562-8010
Location 2 7936 Mill St. • Rt. 15 • Springwater, NY • 585-669-9710
Location 1
www.theamishworkshop.com
Open Monday-Saturday 10 am-5 pm
Paints
Car Ports
Hours: Mon.-Fri.
7:30 am-5:30 pm;
Sat. 8 am-4 pm;
Sun. 9 am-1 pm
CAMPBELL BUILDING SUPPLY
Split Rail
Deck Stain
Fence
OR UPGRADE TO BEST DECK
Patio
& VINYL RAILINGS
Pavers Peat Moss
Bagged Mulch
Vinyl
Landscape Timbers
Manure Porch Railing
Red or Brown Bulk Mulch $35/scoop
(approx 1 cu. yd.)
Grass Seed
CompleteDeckPackages
5% OFF
Topsoil
Potting Soil
Retaining
Wall Blocks
We Have What You Need...
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Park Avenue Sports Center
412 Park Avenue, Corning ~ 607-936-4820
behind Sullivan Kitchen and Bath
www.parkavesportscenter.com
Don’t forget to become a fan on Facebook!
• Driving Range
• 18-hole Miniature
Golf
• Batting Cages
• Water Wars
• 48 Flavors of Ice Cream
• Birthday and
Corporate Parties
$1ONE DOLLAR OFF $1
Open 7 Days a Week 12 Noon Ôtil 9:00 pm
ONE GAME OF
MINIATURE GOLF
$1
NOT TO BE COMBINED
WITH ANY OTHER OFFER
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STS
Blueberry Delight
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LOOKING FOR THAT
PERFECT PIECE FOR YOUR
HOME or COTTAGE?
Huckleberry Home
M-Th 10-5
F & Sat 10-4
Furniture & Finds
61 Main St., Big Flats, NY
607-207-7819
Mention This Ad & Save 10%
www.HuckleberryHome.com
2 Loaves Bread (crust trimmed and rest cubed)
Approx. 16 oz. Cream Cheese (diced)
1 1/2 cups Blueberries
For Sauce:
15 large Eggs
2 cups Sugar
1/2 cup Maple Syrup
1/2 cups Cornstarch
2 1/2 cups Milk
2 cups Water
1/2 teaspoon Salt
2 cups Blueberries
2 tablespoons Butter
Arrange 1/2 of the bread cubes in buttered 13”x9”
glass baking dish. Scatter cream cheese over bread
and then the blueberries. Top with rest of the bread.
Whisk eggs, syrup, milk and salt. Pour over the bread
mixture. Chill covered overnight in the refrigerator.
Bake covered in foil in a 325 degree oven for 45
minutes. Remove foil and bake 45 minutes.
Stir together sugar, cornstarch and water. Cook
stirring until thickened (5 minutes or so). Stir in drained
blueberries and simmer for 10 minutes. Add butter
and stir sauce until butter is melted.
6011 State Rte. 13, Cayuta, NY 14824
Halfway Between Ithaca
and Horseheads
Phone: 607-594-2712
Wild Wolf Hollow Offers the Area’s Largest
Inventory of Leather Goods and Wildlife
Collectibles Including: Native American &
Southwestern Jewelry, Dream Catchers,
Gift Certificates Available
Mandellas, Pottery, Moccasins, Walking Sticks,
Leather Jackets, Belts, Vests, Wallets, Hats &
Gloves, Purses, Knives, Wind Chimes, T-Shirts,
Ponchos, Bajas, Lamps, Pictures, Tobacco Pipes,
Buffalo Sandals
OPEN: Wednesday thru Saturday
10 am-6 pm & Sunday 12 Noon-5 pm;
CLOSED: Monday & Tuesday.
We repair screen doors
and windows
4HE #ORNING
"UILDING #O
Open Daily
7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Saturdays til 4:30 pm
Sundays 10:00am - 2 pm
Your Complete Home & Idea Center “Since 1848”
CBC PLAZA, PARK AVE., CORNING, NY
(607) 936-9921 • 1-800-270-1759
www.corningbuilding.com
4HE "ATH
"UILDING #O
CBC
Charge
Open Daily
7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Saturdays til 4:30 pm
Sundays 10:00am - 2 pm
A Division of The Corning Building Co. Since 1848
BATH PLAZA, WASHINGTON BLVD.,
BATH, NY • (607) 776-1333
“NOBODY DOES IT BETTER!”
CBC
Charge
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All Your Infant & Child Rental Needs!
aS t. 10-4 pm
YOU NAME IT... WE RENT IT!
PACK -N- PLAYS, HIGHCHAIRS, STROLLERS, CAR SEATS, EXERSAUCERS,
JOHNNY JUMPERS, WAGONS, BIKE SEATS, BED RAILS, BABY GATES, WALKERS, BASSINETS,
UMBRELLA STROLLERS, SWINGS, VIBRATING SEATS, KITCHEN BOOSTERS
~ GENTLY USED CLOTHING, TOYS & FURNITURE ~
WE BUY
& SELL GREAT
KID’S STUFF!
Every Item We Carry is Sanitized and Checked through the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
206 West Franklin Street, Horseheads, NY
Adjacent to Pudgies
Same Parking Lot
Call for Drop Off Info: 607-796-6001
&
TRAVELING MADE EASIER!!!
Village
Mini Market
234 N. Hamilton St. • Painted Post, NY
PHONE:
607-962-5518
• Sunoco Gasoline
• Ice Cold Beverages
• Light Groceries
Painted Post
Laserwash
220 N. Hamilton St. • Painted Post, NY
Keep Your Vehicle Looking
Its Best This Summer!
• 4 Bays for Easy-In
Easy-Out Service
• Tokens Available
Hand-Dipped
ICE CREAM! Next Door at Mini Market
NEW
DELI and
PIZZA
AREA!
OPEN 24 HOURS - 7 DAYS A WEEK!
Keuka Lake Fishing
Regulations
October 1, 2010 - September 30, 2011
Persons 16 years old and older are required to have a valid NYS Fishing License
(Free Fishing Days: June 25 - 26, 2011)
(For a complete listing of NYS Laws and Regulations, please refer to the “New York Freshwater Fishing
2010-11 Official Regulations Guide” - Central NY Fishing Hotline (607) 753-1551)
FINGER LAKES SPECIFIC REGULATIONS
Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout and Landlocked Salmon
Season: All year in Keuka Lake Daily Limit: 5 fish in combination (max of 3 Lake Trout or 3 Landlocked
Salmon) Minimum Length: 15 inches for all types
Black Bass (Largemouth and Smallmouth)
Season: 3rd Saturday in June through March 15th Daily Limit: 5 fish per day Minimum Length: 12 inches
(Special Season: March 16th thru the Friday before the 3rd Saturday in June, catch and release fishing is
allowed - Artificial lures only)
Northern Pike
Season: 1st Saturday in May through March 15th Daily Limit: 5 fish per day Minimum Length: 22 inches
Walleye
STATEWIDE REGULATIONS
Pickerel
Crappie
Season: All year Daily Limit: 25 fish per day Minimum Length: 9 inches
Yellow Perch
Season: All year Daily Limit: 50 fish per day Minimum Length: Any Size
Sunfish - Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Redbreast
Season: All year Daily Limit: 50 fish per day Minimum Length: Any Size
Smelt Dipping (dip net 14” dia max)
Season: All year Daily Limit: 8 quarts Hours- Anytime
Ice Fishing
Keuka Lake fishing regulations apply to take any species from November 15th through April 30th. 5 tipups and 2 hand lines may be used.
Keuka Lake Tributaries
From the Lake upstream to the first barrier impassable to fish Species: Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout, Brown
Trout, Landlocked Salmon Season: April 1st through December 31st Daily Limit: 3 fish in combination
Minimum Length: 15 inches for all species
PLEASE NOTE: A specific list of baitfish that may be purchased has been established by the DEC
(Purchased baitfish only from a dealer selling certified disease-free bait)
The Keuka Lake Association
Compliments of
142 Main Street, PO Box 35, Penn Yan, NY 14527
315-694-7324 or 1-866-369-3781
email: [email protected]
www.keukalakeassoc.org
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DirectorY OF Services
Whether you are fortunate enough to live in the beautiful Finger Lakes area, are planning on moving here, or are here for an
extended visit... we have compiled a directory of services you may need while you’re here. Please browse through this directory
of services and if you do call on one of them let them know you saw them in our Southern Tier Shopper Summer Guide!
MANE DESIGNS HAIR CARE
390 W. Morris Street, Bath ~ 607-776-2327
Total Hair Care and Waxing Services
Open Monday - Saturday, appointments appreciated. Kay, Nadine & Isabell
AVON
Dawn Marie Keegan ~ Independent Sales Representative
607-527-3805
[email protected] www.youravon.com/dKeegan
Skin-So-Soft • Bug Guard • Fragrance • Skin Care
Jewelry • Clothing • Gifts • Bath & Body • Makeup
Contact me for all your Avon summer needs!
I’LL WAIT FOR YOU
APPOINTMENT SITTER & HOME WATCH SERVICE
Appliances being delivered, or the cable guys says, “Someone must be home between
8:00 am - 4:00 pm”? You’re working and can’t take the day off... I’LL WAIT FOR YOU
will be there to let them in. Home repairs, deliveries, phone, cable, electric, plumbing,
home watch services while you’re on vacation or wintering down south.
Whenever you can’t be there I’LL WAIT FOR YOU!
Jane LeBaron, Fully Insured 607-292-3581 email: [email protected]
BEERS TREE SERVICE, INC.
24 Hour Emergency Service
Over 40 Years Experience! Free Estimates ~ Fully Insured
• Trimming • Crown Reduction • Tree & Stump Removal • Deep Root
Feeding • Cabling • Cavity Repair • Aerial Bucket Service
• Discount For Senior Citizens & Retirees
Don: 607-569-2852
Cell:607-765-9155
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
www.NY-AA.org
IF YOU WANT TO DRINK THAT’S YOUR CHOICE...
IF YOU WANT TO QUIT... AA CAN HELP
Bath, Hammondsport, Avoca & Branchport
For meeting times please call, 1-877-700-4199
LITTLE D’S COFFEE SHOP & D’s TANNING
Open: Monday - Saturday, 6 am - 5 pm;
Now Serving: Perry’s Hard Ice Cream Cones, Shakes, Floats, Sundaes
13 East William Street, Bath, NY
DON’S LAKESIDE CONSTRUCTION INC.
Do you want to customize your lakefront living? Are portable docks becoming a hassle?
Does your seawall need to be repaired or replaced?
We offer high quality docks with heavy duty steel, hybrid and wood sub-frames
with a variety of decking choices to enhance your lakefront living.
We also offer seawalls, additions, garages, remodeling, driveways, ponds
and off-season property supervision.
Imagine the possibilities of your lakefront living!
Call for an appointment to review your lakefront project today,
Office: 607-292-3557 Fax: 607-292-3774
DonsLakeside.com
HAMMONDSPORT BARBERSHOP
Richard Wheeler, Master Barber 20 years experience
56 Main Street, Hammondsport 315-523-0693
Tues., Wed., Fri., 8 am - 5 pm; Thurs., 10 am - 7 pm; Sat., 7 am - 12 noon, CLOSED Sun. & Mon.
SUPERIOR SEPTIC
FOR ALL YOUR PUMPING NEEDS
Serving Steuben County • Residential & Commercial
Emergency Service Available
Year ‘Round Installation of Complete Septic Systems
607-776-1700 or 1-800-279-0044 • Emergency: 607-776-6131
CLIP 'N SAVE
CLIP 'N SAVE
TOM BOSKET CONTRACTING Phone: 607-962-1434
Free Estimates • Over 35 Years Experience • NEW HOMES • ADDITIONS - ALL KINDS
• All Types Concrete Work • Sea Walls • Roof Work • Decks • Siding • Kitchen & Bathroom
Pig Tail
ALLEY
215 S. Madison Ave.,
On the corner of 4th & Madison Ave.
Watkins Glen, NY 14891
Sherman Lyke: 607-765-1538
Have fun shopping
for antiques at
these area dealers!
antiques
Antiques with a Twist
Open: Friday, Saturday, Sunday
11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Antique and Flea Market Items
607-566-2219
Antiques and Oddities; Coast-To-Coast Collectibles
Touch of the Southwest
Archery Pro Shop: Mathews, Mission,
G5 Prime Bows: Hunting Equipment & Ammo
Fishing Bait and Tackle
44 S. Main Street, Prattsburgh 607-522-7991
Wed.-Fri., 11 am - 6 pm; Sat., 10 am - 5 pm; Sun., 11 am - 3 pm
www.edgeoftimetradingpost.com
BARGAIN BIN
FLEA MARKET - FLEA MARKET
Indoor Flea Market in Bath
New & Used Items
VENDORS?
Call Today!
ask for
John
607794-2945
• Antiques & Collectables • Furniture (we deliver)
• Handmade Crafts • Over 15 Vendors & Growing
7 East William St.,
Bath, New York 14810
ANTIQUES!
Keuka Lake - west side/ Hammondsport
Wild Goose Chase Antiques
Ct. Rt. 76, Hamondsport (7 mi. N. of Village)
- FLEA MARKET -
John’s
61069 Rt. 415
Between Avoca and Cohocton
Open: April - December 1st
Wed. & Sun., 12-5; Thurs., Fri., Sat., 10-5
An Old Time
Country Store
with a
New-Time Flair
- FLEA MARKET -
Cross My Heart
TUES. & WED. 9-6; THURS. 9-5; FRI.-SUN. 9-3
FLEA MARKET - FLEA MARKET
HAYES AUCTION BARN
RT. 14A, 1 mile north of Penn Yan
AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY 6:00 PM
Featuring: Antiques and Home Furnishings
MERCHANDISE AND ANTIQUES
SOLD ON CONSIGNMENTS
AT AUCTION ONLY!!
315-536-8818
Open April - Oct. ~ 10:00 - 5:00 daily
607-868-3946
Crooked Lake Mercantile
4 Corners in Branchport
Open Mon. - Sat., 8:00 - 6:00; Sun., 8:00 - 1:00
315-595-2233
Opera House Antiques
61-63 Shethar Street, Hammondsport
Open April - Dec. ~ 10:00 - 5:00 daily
607-569-3525
Mossy Bank Mercantile
57 Shethar St., Hammondsport
Open Daily: 10:00 - 5:00
607-569-3456
Crooked Lake Antiques & More
8428 St. Rt. 54, Hammondsport
Open Daily April - Decembe: 10:00 - 5:00
607-569-3455
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Dave’s Logging
& Tree Service
We Buy Timber! Free Estimates
Dave Gee, Sr. - Owner
Tree Removal • Stump Removal • Trimming
85 ft. Aerial Bucket Service • Fully Insured
Avoca, NY
Ph: (607) 566-2549
Cell: (607) 731-0534
Caramel Apple
Breakfast Pudding
6-7 1” slices Texas Toast
(or 7-8 slices white bread)
trimmed and cubed (easier if
bread is frozen)
2 Lg. Tart Apples peel, core,
slice to make 2 cups
3/4 tsp Cinnamon
1/2 cup packed Brown Sugar
2 Tbsp. Light Corn Syrup
2 Tbsp. Margarine or Butter
1/3 cup Pecan pieces
3 beaten Eggs
1 1/4 cups Milk
1 tsp. Vanilla
1/4 tsp. ground Nutmeg
In a small saucepan combine apples and 1/4 cup water.
Bring to a boil, reduce heat, cook covered over mediumlow heat for 5-7 minutes until apples are tender, stirring
occasionally. Drain in a colander. Transfer apples to
small bowl. Gently stir cinnamon into cooked apples. Set
aside. In the same small saucepan combine brown sugar,
corn syrup and margarine or butter. Cook/ stir over
medium heat until mixture just comes to a boil. Remove
from heat. Pour mixture into a 2 qt. baking dish (round
is prettier on the serving platter). Sprinkle pecans over
all. In medium mix bowl combine eggs, milk, vanilla,
nutmeg. Arrange layer of half the bread cubes in the
baking dish atop the caramel mix. Spoon cooked apples
evenly over bread layer. Layer remaining bread cubes
on top. Carefully pour the egg mix over bread, pressing
the bread down gently to moisten the slices completely
(a small plate works well). Cover w/ plastic wrap &
refrigerate for at least 3 hours or up to 24 hrs.). Remove
from refrigerator 2 hours before serving time. 1 hour
before serving time, remove plastic wrap and bake
uncovered in a 325-degree oven for 40-45 minutes (until
a knife comes out clean). Remove from oven; run a knife
around edge to loosen. Let stand 15 minutes. Carefully
invert pudding onto a platter, spoon any remaining
caramel mix over pudding. Cut into wedges or serve with
a spoon. Serve warm with a choice of very cold sour
cream or vanilla yogurt. Makes 8 servings.
Autumn Mist Alpaca Farm & Fiber Mill
ÒA loving approach to raising alpacas and
producing yarn and yarn productsÓ
We sell yarn, hats, gloves,
sweaters, rovings and
other Alpaca Products.
AALPACA
UTUMN MIST
FARM & FIBER MILL
11579 Wisse Rd., Prattsburgh, NY 14873
607-868-5401
www.autumnmistalpacas.com
See Us At The WIndmill
Remember that scene from When
Harry Met Sally? Yes, It’s That Good!
Live Music through the Summer!
“Fresh Food
Served Fast!”
Specializing in Homemade,
Fresh Baked Goods, Soups &
Salads, Sandwiches & More!
Thurs.-Sat. Full Service Dinner Menu
22 Main St., Prattsburgh, NY
Phone: 607-522-6359
Join us on FB - WiFi
Hours: Tues., Wed., 9-4; Thurs., Fri., 9-8;
Sat., 11-8; Closed Sun. & Mon.
34 Main St., P.O. Box 349,
Prattsburgh, NY 14873
Phone: 607-522-3712
• Empire Telephone Corp.
• Empire Access
• Planned Alert Inc.
www.empiretelephone.com
Robbins Nest
Restaurant & Bar
57
12 Main St. • Downtown Prattsburgh • 607-522-7900
“The Nest” serves only the
best Angus Beef Steaks,
Burgers. Plus Seafood & more!
Featuring 11 Different Sauces.
Eat-In Only!
Monday - 25¢ Wings Full Menu
Also Available
Tuesday - 40¢ Wings Eat-In Only!
Wednesday - Steak Out Night
3 Different Black Angus Steaks, Seafood Kabobs & Ribs
on the outside grill - $15.00 - AWESOME!
Thursday - Great Specials
Friday - Area’s Best Prime Rib & Fish Fry
Saturday - Prime Rib & More 9:00 Karaoke
pm - 1:00 am
Sunday - Full Menu to 9:00 pm
PRATTSBURGH
MARKETPLACE
Check us out on the web: www.the-Robbins-Nest.com
Main Street, Prattsburgh, NY
MON. - FRI.: 8 am-8 pm;
SUNDAYS: 7 am-6 pm
SUMMER
SUPPLY
CENTER
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Vacation Checklist
Going away for the holidays? Many people do,
whether to visit out-of-town relatives or embark on
family vacations. With all the packing and
arrangements for traveling you might feel
overwhelmed. However, organization and checklists
can help you through all of the "to-dos" so you can
enjoy your time away.
One Week Before ...
SOUTHERN TRAIL
OF
STEUBEN
* Confirm all of your travel plans with the airline or
other mode of transport.
* Make arrangements for pets and/or house sitting.
* Ask a neighbor to collect your mail, or you can
temporarily stop delivery of mail and newspapers.
* Shop for travel necessities, including travel-sized
products, clothing specific to the climate to which
you'll be traveling, etc.
* Pick up travelers checks or foreign currency if you're
going overseas.
* Purchase calling cards because mobile phones might
not work or may be out of your coverage plan.
* If driving, purchase a map and plot out your travel
course. You may also want to have your vehicle
checked by a mechanic.
* Get a timer for your lights at home and test it out.
One to Two Days Before ...
2 CROCKED POTS
Roland (Cub) & Pam Storms
5 Wheeler St., Cohocton, NY 14826
(607) 664-7398 www.2CrockedPots.com
4400 Big Creek Road
Bath, NY • (607) 661-6617
Alan & Rosemary Bennett Clay Studio
7660 Hickory Hill Road, Bath, NY
(607) 776-3635
John Keddy
7544 State Route 415 N
Bath, NY • 607-765-8176
[email protected]
* Pack clothing and other items you won't need
immediately.
* Give the house a cleaning so you won't return home
to a mess.
* Eat any leftovers in the refrigerator for lunch/dinner
so that you won't come home to spoiled food.
* Try to relax because travel can require a lot of energy.
* Check the weather for your destination so you can
pack an umbrella, snow boots, or requisite attire.
* Leave an extra set of keys with the person who will
be checking on your home.
* Drop the dog/cat off at the boarder.
Day of Travel ...
* Pack your toiletries or anything you've held off
packing up until now.
* Confirm travel documents are packed.
* Eat breakfast so you will have energy if any travel
plans become delayed.
* Pack snacks into a carry-on bag.
* Take out the trash.
* If flying, confirm with your airline that the flight is
on time.
* Leave the house early enough to accommodate for
traffic to the airport, train, or cruise ship.
You can find
them both at...
EMPIRE
TRACTOR
Route 371, Atlanta, NY • Phone: 585-534-5935 • 800-243-5758
E
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CRA
RAWF
WFORD
ORD’S WINE AND GIFIFTT
LIQUOR STORE
Where you’ll find a variety of
Local and Imported
Wines and Spirits
Gift Shop located
through Side Entrance:
• Yankee Candles • Willow Tree
• Exclusive Home of Country Monkey Primitive Gifts
• Quoizel Lamps • Avoca and Bulldog Blend Coffee
12 South Main St., Avoca, NY • 607-566-2162
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39TH ANNUAL
ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE
Sponsored by the Yates County Agricultural Society
100 DEALERS
Saturday, August 27, 2011
9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Yates County Fairgrounds - Penn Yan, NY
Off Rt. 14A - South of the Village
Free coin appraisals / coin purchases by
Tom Gleason 9:30 - 1:00
Contact Katie Carno for Information
at 315-694-2657 or 315-536-5039
$3.50 ADMISSION • 50¢ OFF WITH THIS AD
PLEASE - NO PETS ON THE FIELD
STOP IN AND BROWSE AROUND!
• Large Selection of Books
• Local Books and Maps
• New York Times Bestseller
Hardcovers 20% Off Every Day
ASK ABOUT OUR FREQUENT CUSTOMER CLUBS
Great Selection of Cards by:
• Hallmark • Palm Press • Blue Mountain Arts • Marian Heath
• Fravesi, Shade Tree Greetings-Made in Rochester, NY
LONGS'
• Penn Yan, Keuka & Seneca Lake Souvenirs, T-Shirts, Postcards
& Gifts • Office Supplies at Everyday Low Prices
CARDS & BOOKS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
115 Main Street, Penn Yan, New York
315-536-3131 • FAX 315-536-6743
HOURS: Mon.- Wed., 8:30 am - 6 pm; Thurs., 8:30 am - 7:30 pm; Fri., 8:30 am - 8:30 pm; Sat., 8 am - 6 pm; Sun., 10 am - 5 pm
New Sarrasin’s
on the Lake
~ Restaurant & Catering ~
“On Site or Off Site Catering Available”
Wednesday: Karaoke
Thursday: Acoustics
Friday: Fish Fry
Saturday: Prime Rib
Sunday: Cajun Sundays
HOURS: Wednesday-Saturday 11 am-9 pm
Sunday 9:00 am-7:00 pm
301 Lake Street, Penn Yan, NY 14527
Phone: (315) 536-9494 • Fax: (315) 536-9897
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YATES COUNTY VISITORS CENTER
2375 Route 14A
Penn Yan, NY 14527
315.536.3111
Information Foyer Open 24/7 For Your Convenience
~ We Offer ~
Travel Assistance
Concierge Services
Accommodation Reservation Service
Complimentary Telephone Calls
FREE WiFi
Public Restrooms
Market & Deli
By Land or By Lake
• Coffee • Deli Counter • Craft Beer
• Convenience Store Items • Newspapers
• ATM • Dockside Gas
“Get This Deli In Your Belly”
Pet Friendly Atmosphere – Walking Areas – Water
Overnight Parking
Stop By and Say Hello While You Are Here!
Meet The Father of
nessed flight of one kilometer, earning him pilot’s
Naval Aviation
Glenn Curtiss is without
doubt,
one
of
Hammondsport’s most famous sons. Well before he
ventured into aviation, becoming one of its most famous pioneers, he became
the “fastest man on earth”
by way of his daring as a motorcycle builder and
racer. In 1907, he rode his 8 cylinder cycle at
better than 136 miles per hour. Several of Curtiss’
motorcycles and full-sized early aeroplanes are
on display at the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum of
Local History. In 1908, Curtiss’ “June Bug,” with
Curtiss at the stick, made the first official wit
license number one. These ground breaking flying
machines made Hammondsport the undisputed center
ofAmerican aerial activity as early as 1911. These
are some of the many facts you’ll learn about the
early history of flight in America, including the use
of the aeroplane for military purposes by the U.S.
Navy. The museum will enable you to trace the
evolution of manned flight, as well as the area’s
“homespun” history, including a collection of everything from ladies’ fashions to toys and fire engines.
The Glenn Curtiss Museum is a treasure trove for
those fascinated with America at the turn of the
century.
Glenn Curtiss Museum, Route 54, one half mile
south of the Village of Hammondsport, NY.
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Your Full Service Marina
Mercruiser, OMC, Volvoi
lake
6508 East Bluff Drive,
Penn Yan, NY 14527
2 miles south of Keuka College
Phone: 315-536-8236
Fax: 315-536-4899
COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE
Modern Indoor 350 Boat Storage Facility
Storage Slips
Sales Service
WE RENT BOATS
• PONTOON BOATS • FISHING BOATS
• SKI BOATS
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Branchport
Shop at the 4 Corners in
"SMALL TOWN" CONVENIENCE WITH "LARGE TOWN" VARIETY
Join Us For Our 4th of July Festivities!
rooked Lake
OPEN
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4 Corners, Branchport • 315-595-2233
www.crookedlakemercantile.com
GROCERIES • ALL THINGS KEUKA • ANTIQUES
• Check Out Our Deli
• Sandwiches
“Made Your Way”
• Diverse Selection
of Homemade Salads
• Store Baked Goodies
• HUGE Variety of
Keuka Lake Apparel
& Thingamajigs
• Melissa & Doug Toys
• Festive Sky Lanterns
• Water Shoes
All Your Grocery Needs in an 1890’s Country Store
BRANCHPORT
AUTOMOTIVE
Route 54A,
Branchport, New York
PERSONAL SERVICE - ALL WORK GUARANTEED
• Coastal Gas • Propane
• Diesel Fuel • Tires • Auto Glass
• Tune-Up • Transmissions
• Body Repairs • Major & Minor Repairs
AAA EMERGENCY
ROAD SERVICE
PHONE:
315-595-2263
NIGHT:
315-759-8135
BRANCHPORT HARDWARE
• GENERAL HARDWARE • PLUMBING &
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES • SPORTING GOODS
• HOUSEWARES • FISHING TACKLE • U.S.
FLAGS • RENTALS • ICE • BOAT STORAGE
• SKI TUBES • SWIM ACCESSORIES & MUCH
MORE
PAINTS
QUIKRETE
and
4 Corners, Branchport
STAINS
Quality Hardware
with Friendly Service
Phone: 315-595-6622
KEUKA
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 am-5:30 pm;
Sat. 8:00-4:00; Sun. 9:00-Noon
KORNERS
Serving Full Menu
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Ice Cream, Beer, Soda,
Milk, Bread, Chips, etc.
ATM • NY Lottery
We now have an Expanded
Grocery and Fresh Meats
OPEN 7 DAYS - 6 am-'til
4 Corners, Branchport, NY
Phone: 315-595-6676
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140 Main Street,
Penn Yan
Fingerlakesproperty.com
315-536-7285
• Keuka, Seneca, Waneta & Lamoka Lakes
• Yates, Schuyler, Steuben & Ontario Counties
Bob Curbeau, Owner/Licensed Real Estate Broker
315-270-2008
LICENSED ASSOCIATE BROKERS
LICENSED SALES AGENTS
Shawn Broome .....315-374-0639
Ron Miller.............315-729-7858
Donna Gibson .......315-694-1758
Deb Fox .................315-694-0995
Joe Brodmann ......315-694-2658
Ed Culver ..............315-521-8097
Phil Warren ..........315-521-1815
Clarice Miles.........607-738-5063
PENN YAN, at the north end of Keuka Lake,
was named for its early Pennsylvania and
Yankee settlers. Late in 1995, Penn Yan was
rated #60 in “The 100 Best Small Towns in
America” by Norman Crampton. It is one of
just two communities in NY State named in the
“Nationwide Guide to the Best Small Town
Living.”
The village boasts 2 lakeside parks, Red Jacket
& Indian Pines, as well as, a public boat
launching facility. A variety of outdoor pleasures
including swimming, beaches, picnic tables and
pavilions, playgrounds, public rest rooms and
changing areas, tennis courts, a basketball court
and public boat dockage.
Penn Yan’s unique shopping districts, Main
Street and the Lake Street Plaza, offer a blend
of the old and the new. Cafes, pubs and
restaurants are abundant.
Connecting Keuka and Seneca Lakes is the
Keuka Lake Outlet which has been converted
to a 6 mile linear park, perfect for hiking, sightseeing and enjoying the Finger Lakes Feeling.
Access to the Trail is available in the Villages
of Penn Yan and Dresden, and at mill sites
along the path. Trail maps are available at the
Yates County Visitors Center, 2375 Route 14A.
While in the area, make sure to visit the Oliver
House Museum, which features changing
exhibits representing rural lifestyles from earlier
days. Another interesting stop is the Yates
County Arts Council’s gallery on East Elm St.,
with exhibits from local artists on a rotating
basis. A Farmer’s Market is held Saturdays
between May and October on Main Street, Penn
Yan.
Experience country life firsthand at the
Windmill Farm and Craft Market, between Penn
Yan and Dundee, on Saturdays, plus Memorial
Day, July 4th and Labor Day. Vendors feature
farm-fresh foods, Mennonite goods, quilts,
crafts, antiques & unique gifts. This is a Yates
Escape “must-see!”
For more information on Penn Yan and Yates
County, call or write: The Yates County
Chamber of Commerce
2375 Route 14A, Penn Yan, NY 14527 • 315536-3111
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The
Yellow Barn
Shoppe
Opening Saturday, July 1st for the Season!
Open thru October weather permitting
Featuring hand painted furniture, gift items, rare books,
antiques, architectural salvage, secondhand furniture,
holiday decorations for yard and porch gifts
THREE BARNS FULL
Located on Keuka’s Wine Route. The surrounding area includes many wonderful
wineries, restaurants and beautiful scenery making for a very enjoyable day out.
John and Amber Carol Coleman
11623 Darby’s Corner Rd., Branchport, NY 14418
607-868-3372 • [email protected] attn: Amber
WAYLAND
POTATO FESTIVAL
SATURDAY
7 am - Gates Open - Potato Pancakes
Served All Day!
8 am - 5k Run/Walk for the Vincent
House. Reg. 8 am; 8:45 Runners Start;
9 am-Walkers Start
9 am to Dusk - Vendor Booths Open
10 am to 2 pm NEW THIS YEAR Pony Pulls
Reg. 9 am; Start at 10 am
Dunking Booth - Opens at 11 am
Clams & Beer - All Day to 11 pm
Noon to 4 pm - CAR SHOW
(Registration from 10 am to Noon)
2 pm to 4:30 pm - Hank & the
Hustlers
3 pm Snowmobile Grass Drags
(Registration begins about 2:30 pm)
5 pm to 6:30 pm En Garde Olympic Sport Fencing
A 30 minute sport fencing show plus a 60 minute
workshop for ALL to enjoy & learn
7 pm - til - FIREWORKS
Mort and the Innertubes
Encore after Fireworks!
SAT., AUG. 27th
and
SUN., AUG. 28th
SUNDAY
7 am - Gates Open - Potato Pancakes
Served All Day!
Sunday Services Under the Pavilion
8:30 am - Pastor Rob Parker
9 am to 5 pm - Vendor Booths Open
Youth Football
Warsaw vs. Wayland 10 am start
Dunking Booth - Opens at 11 am
9 am-5 pm Tractor Pull
Registration begins at 8 am
Noon to 5 pm Beer & Clams
11 am-1 pm Spair Tyme
1 pm The Waylandaires
2 pm-4 pm Spair Tyme
5 pm Gate Close
Updated often
so be sure to check for
more events.
Info on webite:
www.waylandpotato.com
POTATO SALAD
Finger Lakes
3 pounds red potatoes unpeeled
3/4 cup chopped red pepper
3/4 cup chopped celery
3/4 cup chopped white onion
1/2 cup finely chopped dill pickles
3/4 cup mayonnaise
3 chopped hard boiled eggs
2 tablespoons dill pickle juice
1 tablespoon cider vinegar
Salt and fresh ground pepper to taste
Boil potatoes until fork tender, cut into 1/2 inch
pieces, mix in remaining while potatoes are
warm. Refrigerate and enjoy!
Hiking Brings Benefits to the
Body and the Mind
Now that the weather is warmer, it's time to get
off the couch and head outdoors for some exercise.
Even if you work out regularly at the gym, changing your fitness routine with a 30-minute walk
with your dog or a one-hour hike through a local
park or nature preserve can add a refreshing burst
of calorie-burning excitement to your day.
However, don't just go out and hit the trails. Take
time to review maps to learn about the lay of the
land and know what kind of weather conditions
you'll face. Make sure you know how to use the
map and a compass before you go into the wilderness. Plan your route plus map out an alternate
one. In case trouble arises, give your itinerary and
expected return time to a friend and park ranger.
Before you leave, get in shape. Consult your doctor
about setting up an exercise routine that is both
aerobic and strengthening. Be sure to get enough
sleep and food before you leave so you don't run
out of energy.
It's important to dress appropriately when hitting
the trails. Wear layers to regulate your body temperature -- natural fibers let your skin breathe and
poly-blends are good in wet weather because they
dry fast. Long sleeves and pants protect from sun
and insects. When stopping to rest in cooler weather, put on a sweater or jacket to avoid chills. Wear
a hat, which retains heat in the winter and protects
against outdoor elements in the summer. On your
feet, wear hiking boots or good sturdy walking
shoes. Avoid blisters by breaking in shoes before
your hike.
It's not best to hike alone, but avoid travelling
with more than 10 people; it's easier to lose track
of someone that way. Be sure everyone knows the
destination and never leave the trail without having
someone wait for your return.
Emergencies can arise so it's best to be prepared.
Carry a first aid kit, water and an extra day's worth
of food. Cover exposed skin with sunscreen to
prevent sunburn. If you're not a fan of insects, you
may also want to bring along insect repellent. To
avoid getting "eaten" more than you have to on
the trail, avoid wearing scented lotions, soaps,
shampoos or hair products.
Finally, remember that while hiking you are the
master of your own destiny. There are thousands
of trails out there of varying difficulty levels. Find
the one that's right for you, then get out there.
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JENKINS CHICKEN & RIB BBQ EVERY SATURDAY!
11 am - Supper served with our Special Sauce: Full meal or meat only!
• Nectarines • Plums • Seedless Grapes
EASTERN SHORE LOPES Sweet & Tasty
Seedless & Seeded WATERMELONS
~ ~ GROWN BY JENKINS ~ ~
SWEET CORN
Fresh Picked Daily
by the dozen or bushel
FROM OUR DELI
FRESH CUT FRIES
• HOT DOGS • HAMBURGERS
• FRESH SUBS, WRAPS & MORE
COLD TREATS
SOFT SERVE CUSTARD
HERSHEY’S ICE CREAM
FRESH PICKED TOMATOES
BUNCHED RADISHES
BEET GREENS • CABBAGE
CUCUMBERS • SWEET ONIONS
28 FLAVORS - by the cone or 1/2 gal.
MILKSHAKES • SUNDAES
CONES • FLOATS
Sweet Tender
Iceberg • Leaf • Romaine
FROM OUR BAKERY
LETTUCE
BULK FOOD SECTION
SPICES • YEAST • FLOURS
• BEANS • CANDY • SNACK MIXES
• DRIED FRUIT • SPRINKLES
• SUGAR FREE ITEMS
• GLUTEN FREE ITEMS
• PANCAKE MIXES
• ORGANIC PEANUT BUTTER
• NYS MAPLE SYRUP and HONEY
• JAMS • JELLIES • PICKLES
• DRESSINGS
TEA BREADS • COOKIES
PIES • CAKES
CINNAMON STICKY BUNS
SALT RISING BREAD
Made Locally
DELI SPECIALS
EVERY WEEK!!
Featuring
JOHN F. MARTIN Meats & Cheeses
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1-1/2 Miles North of Arkport on Rt. 36
607-295-7722
Summer Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7 am-9 pm
Let Us Help You With Your Entertaining
• Graduations • Weddings • Reunions • Parties
We can provide the following for you:
Homemade Salads • Baked Beans • Fruit Salads
Vegetable Trays • Meat and Cheese Trays
BBQ Chicken and Ribs
Baltimore Trip
PJ TRAVEL & TOURS
YANKS
ORIOLES
vs.
AUGUST 26th, 27th & 28th, 2011
* Round Trip Motor Coach * 2 Nights Stay @ The Best Western Inn-5625 O’Donnell St.
* Hot Buffet Breakfast Each Morning
* Sat., 7 pm: YANKS vs. BALIMORE ORIOLES. Seats Sec. 324 rows 6-8
* Sun., 1 pm: YANKS vs. ORIOLES. Seats Sec. 58 3rd base side field level rows 20-22
$485 Single $120 Deposit/person, paid in full by July 1st
$365/Person Based on Dbl. $120 Deposit/person, paid in full by July 1st
$300/Person Based on Triple or Quad $120 Deposit/person,
paid in full by July 1st
Friends & Family Cruise
Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas
SEPTEMBER 16th thru 23rd, 2012
Ship: Royal Caribbean Allure-Built 2010.
Ports of Call: Nassau Bahamas, St. Thomas, St. Marrten
Interior: $925/person Double Occupancy
Outside Ocean View: $965/person Double Occupancy
Balcony: $1075/person Double Occupancy
Carnival Pride
*We can do payment plans on each of these
Leaves Baltimore OCTOBER 16th, 2011
Stops in Port Caneveral, Nassau, Freeport
Call for pricing info, as this cruise is filling up fast NOT MANY ROOMS LEFT
Call: 607-329-6273
Fax: 1-866-519-6065
www.pjtraveltours.com
www.pjtraveltours.net
E-mail:
[email protected]
Unique Gifts and Art from
Latin America and the
Finger Lakes,
for you and your home.
JewelryEarrings
Necklaces
Bracelets
Pendants
Hair clips
Pewter tableware
Hammocks
Hammock chairs
Table runners
Pillow Covers
Ceramics
Original art
Bedspreads
Note cards
Candles
Rugs
Tablecloths
Prints
Wine Accessories
Christmas Decorations
Bird Houses by Diane Rivers
and MUCH, MUCH MORE!
Open 7 days a week from Memorial Weekend until mid
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noon to 6 pm.
Located on the Keuka Lake Wine Trail
(on the corner of Cty. Rte. 76 and Shuart Rd.)
607-868-5420
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Take Notes of the Most Memorable Parts of Your Trip...
How many times do you get home and wonder: where did we see this... or that? We
included this page for your convenience, so that you could jot it down temporarily,
until you could record it permanently. Have a Safe and Wonderful Trip!
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Glenn H.
PH: 607-569-2160 FAX: 607-569-2040
OPEN
May 1 - October 31
Monday - Saturday 9-5
Sunday
10-5
MUSEUM November 1 - April 30
Rt.54, one half mile south of
the Village of Hammondsport Monday - Saturday 10-4
Sunday
10-4
[email protected]
www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org
Admission • Accessible • Picnic Tables
Members, Free; Adults, $7.50;; Senior Citizens $6.00 (65+)
Students, $4.50 (Ages 7-18); Ages 6 & Under, Free
1911 • 2011
Centennial of Naval Aviation
Theodore Ellyson and Glenn Curtiss
fly the A-1 - the U.S. Navy’s First Seaplane
EXHIBIT SCHEDULE
Thru September 5th.............................................Civil
War Exhibit
September 16 - November 6 .........................................Quilt Exhibit
November 18 - February 19 ..21st Annual Miniatures Show

Full of Attractions, Accommodations, Dining, Events, Museums

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