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WED., APR. 22, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
BISTRO (Formerly Bub’s Subs), Court Street, Wampsville (Right
across from the DMV). Local business people band together to help
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Erieville Firemen & Auxiliary Annual
OYSTER & HAM SUPPER
Sat., APRIL 25, 2015 - 5:00 p.m til
Erieville Fire House
Eatonbrook Road, Erieville
MENU: Oyster Stew, Ham, Potatoes, Vegetable,
Pickles, Olives, Rolls, Dessert, Coffee, Tea, Milk.
Adults $Market, Children (5-10) $7.00, Children Under 5 - Free.
WED., APR. 22, 9 AM-4 PM THE CHITTENANGO LANDING
CANAL BOAT MUSEUM WILL BE HOSTING A TEXTILE
COLLECTION EVENT. To celebrate “Earth Day” CLCBM
will be collecting and clean, dry clothing, linens, bedding,
curtains whether its worn, torn or stained. Donations will be
recycled. For more information please visit www.clcbm.org.
WED., APR. 22, 7 PM: THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY MANSION
HOUSE KICKS OFF ITS “BUILDINGS BY DESIGN: YOUR
NEIGHBORHOOD ARCHITECTS” SERIES. The event debuts with
Oneida Community Mansion House Curator Anthony Wonderly who
will speak on the architects and designers of the Oneida Community
Mansion House. There is no charge for this event. For more information please visit www.oneidacommunity.org or call 315-363-0745.
CHICKEN BBQ
SUNDAY, APRIL 26 American Legion Malcolm Taylor Post 1572,
New Woodstock, NY
Dinner $9.00, Half $6.00, Serving starts
at 11:00 a.m. or as soon as chickens are ready!
Chicken by Keith White. Take Outs Available
SUN., APR. 25, 9-11: OPEN HOUSE AT DERUYTER FIRE HOUSE
TO HONOR RETIRING DERUYTER VILLAGE OFFICIALS, NANCY PARKHURST AND PAT WINTERS. Please come with stories,
photos, or just stop in to say thank you.
MON., APR. 26, 7 PM: THE CANASTOTA PUBLIC LIBRARY
AND THE CANASTOTA CANAL TOWN MUSEUM PARTNER
FOR THEIR “CANALSIDE CHATS.” This month will feature author
William R. Farrell who will present “Stops along the Erie Canal.”
The presentation will include stories, legends, anecdotes and history behind some of the most recognized places along the canal
from here to Albany. For more information please call 824-3060.
LaFayette VFW Post 1955
PANCAKE BREAKFAST CHICKEN n' BISCUIT DINNER
Sun., Apr. 26 - 8 am - Noon
Menu: Pancakes, French Toast, Eggs, Sausage, Home
Fries, Sausage Gravy w/Biscuits, Juice & Coffee
Adults: $6.50, Seniors: $5.50, Kids $4.50
At Our Post Home, Rte. 11, Just South Of LaFayette, NY
SUN., APR. 26, 7:30-12:30 P.M.: PANCAKE BREAKFAST,
Pompey Hill Fire Department, 7407 Academy St., Pompey, NY. All
you can eat - pancakes including blueberry, French Toast, eggs,
sausage, ham, home fries, sausage gravy and biscuits, toast, fruit
cup, coffee, juice and milk.
RUMMAGE SALE
SUN., APR. 26, 8 - NOON: PANCAKE BREAKFAST including
pancakes, french toast, eggs, sausage, home fries, sausage gravy,
coffee and juice All you can eat. VFW POST 1955, Rte. 11 South,
Lafayette, NY.
Fri., April 24, 5-8 p.m.
Sat., April 25, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
SUN., APRIL 26, 11:00: Chicken Bar-b-cue, Malcolm Taylor Post
1572, American Legion at post 2037 Main St., New Woodstock
ORAN COMMUNITY CHURCH
-- $3 Bag Sale Sat. 1:00 pm --
Drop Off GOOD Resalable Merchandise, Mon., Apr. 20-Thurs., Apr. 23, 5-8 p.m.
PLEASE NO COMPUTER EQUIPMENT, GYM EQUIPMENT OR TV’S
THURS., APR. 23, 7 PM THE CHITTENANGO LANDING CANAL
BOAT MUSEUM WILL HOST A SPECIAL 30TH ANNIVERSARY
PROGRAM ENTITLED “DIGGING INTO THE PAST: UNCOVERING THE DRY DOCKS C. 1985.” Doug Rainbow, who was involved
with the original dig 30 years ago, will tell the story what was found
and why the area was referred to as “Rainbow Beach.” There is
no charge for this event. Light refreshments will be served. For
more information please visit www.clcbm.org.
FRI., APR. 24, 12:30-3:30 PM: FLU AND IMMUNIZATION CLINIC
by appointment only from at the Health Department at 138 North
Court Street, Building 5, in Wampsville.
FRI., APR. 24, 5-8 P.M. & SAT., APR. 25, 9 A.M.-3 P.M.: RUMMAGE
SALE, ORAN COMMUNITY CHURCH. Drop off good resalable
merchandise Mon., April 20-Thurs. April 23, 5-8 p.m. Please no
computer equipment, gym equipment or TVs
SAT., APR. 25 RAILROAD HISTORIANS JOHN TAIBI AND JIM
GEORGES WILL HOST A BUS TOUR OF THE NEW YOUR
CENTRAL RAILROAD’S CHENANGO BRANCH. The tour
will go from Cazenovia to Syracuse and will visit railroad sites
in Cazenovia, the tunnel, Oran, Manlius, Fayetteville (where the
famous ice train wreck took place) and much more. Reservations
are required. For more information or to reserve a place please
call John Taibi, 315-655-8045 or Jim Georges, 315-662-7729.
BUS TOURS
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MAY 19-22, $499 PER PERSON
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY 4 DAY TRIP
TO READING AND BERKS COUNTY
PENNSYLVANIA.
THIS IS A TRIP THAT INCLUDES MANY DIFFERENT AND
VARIED DESTINATIONS SUCH AS THE DANIEL BOONE
HOMESTEAD, VISIT TO A CASTLE, STOP AT A MANSION,
MUSIC THEATER, WAGON WORKS, CANAL CENTER, AIR
MUSEUM, AND A GUIDED TOUR OF READING, ALONG WITH
OTHER STOPS. THIS TRIP INCLUDES 3 NIGHTS LODGING, 3
BREAKFASTS, 1 LUNCH AND 2 FULL COURSE DINNERS.
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JULY 12-15, $599 PER PERSON
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY 4 DAY TRIP
TO VERMONT AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
THIS EXCITING TRIP INCLUDES ENTERTAINMENT, A
SCENIC TRAIN RIDE WITH A DINNER, A GONDOLA RIDE,
AND A VISIT TO A COUNTRY STORE, CALVIN COOLIDGE
BIRTHPLACE, GENERAL STORE AND SUGARBUSH FARMS.
INCLUDES 3 NIGHTS LODGING, 3 BREAKFASTS, AND 3
FULL COURSE DINNERS.
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FRI., MAY 1 - SUN., MAY 3: THE FORT PLAIN MUSEUM WILL
HOST THE 1ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION IN THE MOHAWK VALLEY. The event kicks off
on the evening of May 1st with a cocktail hours and presentation
on Fort Plain. On Saturday there will be multiple presentations on
the military and Native American Relations, the Battle of Diamond
Island, the role of amateur soldiers, the story of photographed
soldiers and the adventure of Lieutenant Edward McMichael.
The conference will finish on May 3rd with a guided bus tour of
Mohawk Valley historic sites including Nellis Tavern, Fort Klock,
the Palatine Church, Klock’s Battlefield and more. Special hotel
rates are available as well. To register or for more information
please call Brian Mack at 518-774-5669 or email the museum at
[email protected].
SAT., MAY 2, 2015
4:30-7:00 p.m.
at the Georgetown Fire House CHICKEN & GRAVY, BISCUITS, MASHED POTATOES, VEGETABLE, CRANBERRY
SAUCE, ICE CREAM SUNDAE'S & BEVERAGE
Adults - $9.00, 12 & under $5.00, Under 5 FREE
Sponsored by the Georgetown Firemen's Aux. TAKEOUTS AVAILABLE
FRI., MAY 1, 6:30-8:30 PM:. HEALING THE MOTHER WOUND:
MOVE BEYOND WHAT YOUR MOTHER NEVER GAVE YOU.
Difficulty and challenges between mothers and daughters are
rampant and widespread but not openly spoken about. Taboos
prevent speaking about the pain of the mother wound, so it is kept
hidden in shadow, festering and out of view. International speaker
Bethany Webster presents a free talk to explain what the Mother
Wound is. Come learn how the mother wound manifests and what
is as stake in not attending to it. Breathing Space Studio, 3455
Erieville Road, Erieville. www.breathingspacestudio.com FREE
MON., APR. 27, 6:30 PM: THE HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
WELCOMES MADISON COUNTY HISTORIAN MATTHEW
URTZ WHO WILL PRESENT “CNY HOPS, BIRTH, DEATH AND
RE-BIRTH.” The talk will share the history of Central New York
Hops, how they started their dizzying heights, their long fall and
their recent return to prominence. For more information please
call 315-824-3060.
SAT., MAY 2, 9 a.m.-12:00 noon: Rummage Sale, Perryville United
Methodist Church.
Erieville United Methodist Church
WALK-A-THON
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
Perryville United Methodist Church
Benefit Children's Campership Fund
Sat., May 2, 2015, 9:00 a.m.
Registration at 8:30
Walk around Erieville Lake beginning and ending
at the church where lunch will be served.
Walkers & Sponsors welcome.
Please call Fran 662-7248
MON., APR. 27, 7 PM: THE CANASTOTA PUBLIC LIBRARY AND
THE CANASTOTA CANAL TOWN MUSEUM PARTNER FOR
THEIR “CANALSIDE CHATS.” This month will feature author
William R. Farrell who will present “Stops along the Erie Canal.”
The presentation will include stories, legends, anecdotes and history behind some of the most recognized places along the canal
from here to Albany. For more information please call 824-3060.
MON.,APR.27,6:30PM:THE HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARYWELCOMES MADISON COUNTYHISTORIAN MATTHEW URTZ WHO
WILL PRESENT “CNY HOPS, BIRTH, DEATH AND RE-BIRTH.”
The talk will share the history of Central New York Hops, how they
started their dizzying heights, their long fall and their recent return
to prominence. For more information please call 315-824-3060.
WED., APR. 29, 7 PM: THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY MANSION
HOUSE HOSTS THE SECOND PART OF ITS “BUILDINGS BY
DESIGN: YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ARCHITECTS” SERIES.
Elizabeth Stearns, a Senior Associate and Designer for Crawford
and Stearns Architects and Preservation planners, will speak on the
architect Albert Brockway, architect of dozens of Central New York
buildings. There is no charge for this event. For more information
please visit www.oneidacommunity.org or call 315-363-0745.
Open House
April 25 - 9:00-11:00 a.m.
At DeRuyter Fire House to Honor
Retiring DeRuyter Village Officials
NANCY PARKHURST
(Trustee 1977-1983, 6 yrs. - Mayor 1983-2015, 32 yrs.)
and
PAT WINTERS
(Clerk/Treasurer 1979-2012 - 33 years)
Please come with stories, photos,
or just stop in to say THANK YOU!
RUMMAGE SALE
May 2, 2015
SAT., MAY 2, 8:30 a.m. registration: Walk-a-thon, benefit Children’s
Campership Fund. Walk around Erieville Lake beginning and ending
at the church where lunch will be served. Walkers and sponsors
welcome. Please call Fran 662-7248.
SAT., MAY 2, 4:30-7:00 p.m.: Chicken n’ biscuit dinner at Georgetown Fire House. Sponsored by the Georgetown Firemen’s Auxiliary.
Chicken and all the fixings.
SAT., MAY 2, 1 P.M.: THE AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT
SUPPORT GROUP will meet at St. Joan’s Church in Morrisville.
All women who have experienced the death of their spouse are
invited to share in the comfort, encouragement and hope with the
other women who have had some of the same experiences. For
further information, call Midge 684-3615.
SAT. MAY 2, 9:30 AM - NOON: MANNA MUG ‘MUFFIN. First
Baptist Church of South Otselic presents their 11th annual MMM.
LADIES join us for a time filled with laughter, encouragement, special music, prizes and of course coffee/tea with a variety of muffins.
Special speaker: Sally Babcock. Theme this year is “The Lord is
my Shepherd”. It is FREE. Bring your own MUG. Dress is casual.
Must RSVP by April 26th ~ Maxine 315-653-7871
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Sunday, APRIL 26
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SAT., MAY 2, 7-11 P.M.: FABIUS POMPEY SR. CITIZENS SPRING
DANCE featuring Ray Randall and His Rhythmaires at Community
Center, Main St., Fabius, NY. Food and beverages will be available.
Everyone
MON., MAY 4, 7:00 P.M.: CAZENOVIA AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY will meet at Post 88 on Chenango St.
MON., MAY 4, 7 PM, CAZENOVIA AMERICAN LEGION POST
88 MONTHLY MEETING at the Post Home, 26 Chenango St,
Cazenovia, NY
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MON., MAY 4, 7PM: THE FABIUS HISTORICAL SOCIETY will
meet at the Fabius Community Center (7786 Main St., Rt. 80). Sue
Greenhagen will present “The Loomis Gang from the Sheriff’s Point
of View”. Free and open to the public. Refreshments will follow the
program. Please join us.
MAY 9, 8 A.M.-3 P.M.: SCRAP METAL DRIVE, sponsored by
DeRuyter Central School Class of 2016. Cuyler Fire Department
Parking Lot. All donations of Scrap Metal accepted. All are welcome.
Proceeds go to Class of 2016. Sponsored by Newton Salvage.
WED., MAY. 13, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
The
Rod &
Bobber
LIVE BAIT & TACKLE
24 hour self service
Minnows, live & salted
SHOP HOURS:
Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.; Closed Tues.;
Sat. 7 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun. 7 a.m.-2 p.m. After hours by appt.
1/2 Mile off Old State Rd.
3558 Jones Rd., Erieville, NY 662-7623
WED., MAY 13, 5 – 7 PM: MADISON COUNTY RABIES CLINIC,
STOCKBRIDGE HIGHWAY DEPT. - Main St. Rt 46. Vaccinations
are offered free to Madison County residents. Voluntary donations
are appreciated to help defray clinic costs. Proof of previous vaccination is required to qualify for a three-year certificate. All animals
must be at least 3 months of age and properly restrained using a
leash and collar, harness, cage or pet carrier. Public health law
requires all dogs, cats and ferrets to be vaccinated by 4 months
of age. A second vaccination must be given within one year of the
first, and pets must be actively immunized against rabies thereafter.
Owners of any dog, cat or ferret not vaccinated are in violation of
public health law, subject to a fine of up to $200 for each offense.
THURS., MAY 14, 11:15 - CASA NEWS - bus departs Tops for
MOST tour, see IMAX movie (2 p.m.) Grand Canyon. Early dinner
at Spaghetti Warehouse. Return 5:30 p.m. Res. deadline May 5.
655-0350
SAT., MAY 16: NELSON CHURCH ROAST BEEF DINNER. Begin
serving 4:30 pm. Take-outs available-handicap entrance
THURS., MAY 21: 12:00 NOON - CASA NEWS - Luncheon at St.
James Church. Bring dish to pass and place setting. Mary Messere,
known as “Back Street Mary” will speak on William Pryor Letchworth.
SAT., MAY 23, NOON-??:
CANCER BENEFIT FOR LARY
STITH. Brackel Bar and Grille
107 Kinney Road, McDonough
NY. Includes Awesome Brackel
BBQ
WED., MAY. 27, 8-9:30 AM:
MOORE NETWORKING at
MADISONBISTRO (Formerly
Bub’s Subs), Court Street,
Wampsville (Right across from
the DMV). Local business people band together to help each
other grow their businesses.
Visitors are welcome anytime.
Find out more about MOORE
Networking at www.moorenetworking.org. Bring your business card and enjoy coffee and
donuts with us.
SAT., MAY 30: DERUYTER
FIRE DEPARTMENT TRUCK
& TRACTOR PULL
MON., JUNE 1, 7 PM, CAZENOVIAAMERICANLEGIONPOST
88 MONTHLY MEETING at the
Post Home, 26 Chenango St,
Cazenovia, NY
Barbara Houghton
AVP, Banking Officer
Regional Lender
NMLS#786110
WED., JUNE 3, 5 - 7 PM:
MADISON COUNTY RABIES
CLINIC, MORRISVILLEAGRICULTURAL CENTER - Eaton
St. Vaccinations are offered free
to Madison County residents. Voluntary donations are appreciated
to help defray clinic costs. Proof of previous vaccination is required
to qualify for a three-year certificate. All animals must be at least
3 months of age and properly restrained using a leash and collar,
harness, cage or pet carrier. Public health law requires all dogs,
cats and ferrets to be vaccinated by 4 months of age. A second
vaccination must be given within one year of the first, and pets
must be actively immunized against rabies thereafter. Owners of
any dog, cat or ferret not vaccinated are in violation of public health
law, subject to a fine of up to $200 for each offense.
SAT., JUNE 6, 1 P.M.: THE AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT
SALVATORE F. LANZA, ESQ.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
5333 Midlum Road, Cuyler, N.Y.
Phone 607-842-6888 office
315-427-5940 cell
email:- [email protected]
MON., JUNE 8: NO MEETING - CAZENOVIAAMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY Post 88 on Chenango St.
WED., JUNE 10, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
THURS., JUNE 11, 8:15 A.M. - CASA NEWS - Bus departs Tops.
Choose tour of Baseball Hall of Fame or Farmers Museum 1012 noon. Luncheon Buffet at Otesaga Hotel. 3 p.m. boat ride on
Glimmerglass Queen. Reservation Deadline, June 1. 655-0350.
FRI., JUNE 12, 8 -11 P.M.: FITZ’S POLKA BAND, sponsored by
Fabius Pompey Sr. Citizens. Community Center, Fabius, NY.
JUNE 13, 1 - 5 P.M.: BENEFIT PLANNED FOR THE GRANDSON
OF LOCALRESIDENTS DAVID DORRANCEAND STEP-GRANDMA SHEREE NORTH DORRANCE OF HAMILTON AREA.
Friends are planning a benefit for 3 year old Trevor Lee Smith of
Jeromesville, Ohio. Trevor is the grandson of local residents David
Dorrance and step-Grandma Sheree North Dorrance. The benefit
will be held at the Oriskany Falls American Legion Post 569. Pur-
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Brooke Gifford
Mortgage Consultant
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chase tickets for the benefit by calling Oriskany Falls Legion Post
569 315-821-6366. Direct contributions or donated items, for the
silent auction at the benefit can be arranged by calling the same
number. Trevor was diagnosed with Medulloblastoma in 2013. This
is a very aggressive and fast growing cancer. He underwent surgery
and chemo at age 2. In 2015 the doctors discovered that Trevor’s
brain tumor has returned. He has finished another round of chemo
in preparation for a second brain surgery. After recovery he will
undergo 30 days of radiation and chemo at Nationwide Children’s
Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
CARRY CONCEALED Pistol Safety Class
Madison & Oneida County Approved
Oneida American Legion
Wed., May 6 @ 5:00 pm
315-796-4186
TUES., JUNE 23, 5 - 7 PM: MADISON COUNTY RABIES
CLINIC,WAMPSVILLE HIGHWAY GARAGE - N. Court St. Vaccinations are offered free to Madison County residents. Voluntary
donations are appreciated to help defray clinic costs. Proof of previous vaccination is required to qualify for a three-year certificate. All
animals must be at least 3 months of age and properly restrained
using a leash and collar, harness, cage or pet carrier. Public health
law requires all dogs, cats and ferrets to be vaccinated by 4 months
WED., JUNE 24, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
TUES., JULY 7, 5 - 7 PM: MADISON COUNTY RABIES CLINIC,
BROOKFIELD MADISON CTY. FAIRGROUNDS. Vaccinations are
offered free to Madison County residents. Voluntary donations are
appreciated to help defray clinic costs. Proof of previous vaccination
is required to qualify for a three-year certificate. All animals must
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AUCTIONS - AUCTIONS - AUCTIONS
(190) HIGH GRADE DAIRY (190)
JACK WOODS SALE BARN
CATTLE & HEIFER SALE
ERIC HUXSTABLE
597 MILLERS MILLS ROAD, WEST WINFIELD, NY 13491
(30) HEAD DAIRY (30)
TUESDAY APRIL 28, 2015 11:00 A.M
FRIDAY APRIL 24, 2015 11:00 A.M
Directions: From West Winfield, take Route 20 East 2.8 mi. to Route 51 North. Take Route 51
North 2.3 mi. and turn Right on Millers Mills Road. Go 1.5 mi. to Stop Sign and turn left. Farm is
on the left. Watch for auction signs.
The Huxstable's have been farming here since 1943, and have done an Excellent job.
CATTLE: (190) Head Dairy. Herd Ave.-22,363 lbs. 1102 F. 4.2F. 691 P. 3.1P SCC-250,000.
(100) Mature Cows. (36) Recently fresh, with cattle milking up to 120 lbs. (25) Due April through
June, some fresh by sale day. This is a young herd, with over half the dairy 1st & 2nd's. Top cattle,
milking heavy, and safe in calf for fall. This is a year round herd with cattle in all lactations. Select
Mating Service Program from Select Sires. TOP QUAILTY AI SIRED HEIFER'S, with tails. (30)
Bred heifer's, from short bred to springing. Bred with Registered Jersey Bull. (27) Short Yearlings,
(18) Heifer's 300-400 lbs., (11) NB calves & (4) Bull calves. Closed Herd. Years of AI Breeding
with Select Sires. Cow's milked Tie Stalls. All Heifer's raised in Free Stall and AI sired. (Will have
all the Sires). The best Heifer's we've sold all year. Herd Health Programs up to date. If you need
milk, it is in this Top Dairy!
PLEASE NOTE TUESDAY SALE DAY. Check out our website for pictures.
Sale Managed by:
Gene Wood's Auction Service, Inc. & Dave Unger, LLC
Cincinnatus, NY 13040 Tel: 607-863-3821
Visit our website at www.genewoodsauctionserviceinc.com
be at least 3 months of age and properly restrained using a leash
and collar, harness, cage or pet carrier. Public health law requires
all dogs, cats and ferrets to be vaccinated by 4 months of age. A
second vaccination must be given within one year of the first, and
pets must be actively immunized against rabies thereafter. Owners
of any dog, cat or ferret not vaccinated are in violation of public
health law, subject to a fine of up to $200 for each offense.
WED., JULY 8, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
SAT., JULY 11, 1 P.M.: THE AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT
•Roofing •Siding
•Decks •Kitchens, Baths
Windows & Doors
Interior & Exterior Trim Work
Pole Barn Structures •Additions
Darren Perry - Fully Insured
315-720-9914
- SNOW PLOWING -
WED., JULY 22, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
SAT., JULY 25: CCE MADISON 8TH OPEN FARM DAY. Each year
on Open Farm Day Madison County farms open their doors to the
public to market their farms, educate the public, and sell product to
visitors from across NY state. An informational planning meeting for
participating farmers will be held Wednesday, February 11 at 6pm
at CCE Madison County’s offices, 100 Eaton Street in Morrisville,
NY. New Open Farm Day policies will be up for discussion and we
would love input from any former or interested farm representatives.
Please RSVP if attending to Katherine Brosnan at kmb279@cornell.
edu or 684-3001 ext. 100.
TUES., JULY 28, 5 - 7 PM: MADISON COUNTY RABIES CLINIC,
GEORGETOWN HIGHWAY GARAGE - Rt. 26. Vaccinations are
Attention Farmers
Farm Diesel Program
ACCEPTING NEW CUSTOMERS
Season: April 1, 2015 - Nov. 30, 2015
Minimum:1000 gal/Season
Payment:15 Days from Statement Date
LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED
AUTOMATIC UTILITIES, Inc.
2830 Rte. 20 East
Hours:
Cazenovia, NY 13035 Mon.-Fri. 8-5
___________________________________________
Call For Details at:
655-9500
We Accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover
Directions: Sale to held at Jack Wood's Sale Barn, located 2 mi. north of Cincinnatus, NY, just
off of Route 26. Watch for auction signs.
CATTLE: (30) Head dairy from Madison County, with (10) Recently fresh. Cows milking up to
90 lbs. (9) Due for May. The rest are in various stages. Several Black Crosses in this herd. (1)
Jersey due for May. Cows are in good condition and show milk. Years of AI Breeding. SCC150,000. 4.0 F 3.1 P. Super Milk Awards. Cows go out everyday.
(20) Cattle consigned, (10) from one farmer. Good 1st Calf Heifer's in this group, just fresh or
due for May. Several of these are Crosses. (2) Different groups of open heifer's, from 300 lbs. to
breeding age. Nice Holsteins in this group. More cattle being consigned daily.
Sale Managed by:
Gene Wood's Auction Service, Inc. & Dave Unger, LLC
Cincinnatus, NY 13040 Tel: 607-863-3821
Visit our website at www.genewoodsauctionserviceinc.com
health law, subject to a fine of up
to $200 for each offense.
SAT., AUG. 1, 1 P.M.: THE
AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP will meet at St. Joan’s Church in Morrisville. All women who have experienced the death of their spouse
are invited to share in the comfort, encouragement and hope with
the other women who have had some of the same experiences.
For further information, call Midge 684-3615.
WED., SEPT. 23, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
WED., AUG. 12, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
SAT., OCT. 3, 1 P.M.: THE AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT
WED., AUG. 19, 5 - 7 PM: MADISON COUNTY RABIES
CLINIC,NEW WOODSTOCK FIRE HOUSE - Mill St. Vaccinations
WED., OCT. 7, 5 - 7 PM: MADISON COUNTY RABIES
CLINIC,BRIDGEPORT STATION #1 FIRE HOUSE - Rt. 31. Vaccinations are offered free to Madison County residents. Voluntary
donations are appreciated to help defray clinic costs. Proof of previous vaccination is required to qualify for a three-year certificate. All
animals must be at least 3 months of age and properly restrained
using a leash and collar, harness, cage or pet carrier. Public health
law requires all dogs, cats and ferrets to be vaccinated by 4 months
WED., AUG. 26, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
FENCING and MORE
Specializing in •HIGH TENSILE, •MESH
& •COATED
HORSE WIRE
for Farm and
Domestic Animals
Wayne Perry • Owner/Operator
Locally Owned and Operated for over 15 Years
Cell: 607-745-9849
Home 607-842-6849
[email protected] • Truxton, New York
SAT., SEPT. 5, 1 P.M.: THE AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT
WED., SEPT. 9, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
SAT., SEPT. 19, 9 AM-NOON: MADISON COUNTY RABIES CLINIC, WAMPSVILLE HIGHWAY GARAGE – N. Court St. Vaccinations
Emerson Exteriors & Remodeling
Quality Roofing Protecting Your Biggest Investment
Fully Insured  Free Estimates  Financing Available
● Windows ● Siding Doors ● Baths
● Remodeling ● Decks ● Kitchens
Family Owned 20 Years
Senior Citizen Discounts Available
(315) 696-5730
50000 OFF
$
SIDING
or ROOFING
Minimum 1200 Sq. Ft. W/ This Coupon
315-696-5730
351 County Rte 12
(607) 863-3968
Pitcher, NY 13136
Lee Bement, Owner
Jean Mudge, Office Manager
LEE’S TRUCK & CAR REPAIR
• Custom Exhaust Systems
• Regular & Heavy Duty NY Inspections
• Four Wheel Alignment
•Transmission Flush & Fill
• Computer Diagnostic
• Major & Minor Repairs
• Air Conditioning Service
•Cooling System Flush & Fill
WED., OCT. 14, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
WED., OCT. 28, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
SAT., NOV. 7 6, 1 P.M.: THE AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT
WED., NOV. 11, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
MADISON AUCTION SERVICE
ANTIQUE AUCTION
SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2015 @ 1PM
Preview Noon, at 3605 South St., Madison, NY
We are pleased to be selling without reserve from N. Brookfield
& Oneida homes. This is a very partial list, expect surprises.
Taking consignments for Spring & Summer auctions at the gallery or on-site now! Call for a free consultation. 315-893-1883
We will be selling Country Furniture (Sev. Nice painted bl.
Boxes- Mini bl. Boxes-Farm table-Candlestand-Drysink), Oak
(Double sidebyside- Sideboards-Hanging cupboards-Ladies
desk-Stack Bookcases- Stands-Chairs), Stoneware pcs. w/
blue, Art pottery, Yellowware, Pantry boxes, Firkin, Doorstops,
Boxes, Paintings, Prints, Framed mirrors, Lamps, RR lantern, Sterling, Silver, Nice Brass & Copper pcs., Nice Jewelry,
Coins, China (Teapots), Glass (Many pcs. Blue cobalt & Dep.),
Figures, Kitchenware, Dairy & adv. Bottles, Toy trucks, Dolls,
Household.
TERMS: Cash, NYS checks, MC, VI, & DI. 15% Buyers Premium. 5% Discount w/ cash or check. 315-893-1883
www.madisonauctionny.com
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WEEKLY SALES EVERY MONDAY
HOSKING SALES
Weekly Sales Every Monday 11:30 with Misc. & Small animals, 1:00 Dairy,
followed by feeders, sheep, lamb, goats, pigs. Calves start at 5PM followed
by cull beef. Call for more info and note all times are approximate. Our
volume is increasing weekly – join your neighbors & send your livestock
our way!
***ATTENTION ORGANIC PRODUCERS - WE ARE NOW A CERTIFIED
ORGANIC MARKETING AGENCY.***
IN AN EFFORT TO ASSIST ALL ORGANIC PRODUCERS WE ARE NOW
CERTIFIED THRU NOFA, NY. ALL ORGANIC PAPERWORK MUST ACCOMPANY THE CATTLE AND PRODUCE WHEN THEY ARRIVE AT THE
SALE BARN. THE 4TH MONDAY OF EACH MONTH WILL BE OUR ORGANIC DAY ALONG WITH OUR NORMAL MONDAY SALE. IF YOU HAVE
ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT US. OUR FACILITY IS AVAILABLE
TO ACCOMMODATE ORGANIC DISPERSALS AS SCHEDULED.
MONDAY, APRIL 13TH – Sold 272 Head. Cull ave. $ .94, Top cow $1.12,
bull calves top $5.25, heifer calf top $2.90, Dairy Feeders $.60 - $1.22, Dairy
Milking age top $2100, bred heifers top $1750, Open heifers top $1160.
Spring Premier All-Breeds Sale ave. $2330 all breeds all ages. $5100 top
fall calf consigned by Merrilea Farm buyer George Wolfe, Doylestown,PA.
2nd High 3yr.old consigned by Aerethusa Farm buyer Doug Wolfe – Ovaltop
Richfield Springs, NY.
MONDAY, APRIL 20TH - NORMAL MONDAY SALE & MONTHLY SHEEP, LAMB,
GOAT & PIG SALE. Special: Tompkins Family Farm Complete Dispersal.
65 Head of Holsteins. 35 milking age, 30 heifers. SCC 150,000 4.0F, 3.0P.
THURS. APRIL 23RD - SALE HELD ON THE FARM MARATHON, NY.
GPS address: 474 Killawog Hill Road, Marathon, NY. 11:00AM. Walco
Registered Holstein Complete Dispersal. 115 Head Freestall Herd – 60
Milking Age, 25 bred heifers balance youngstock. RHA 21,361 4.0 850 3.0
643. Year around herd in full flow of milking presently ave. 70# in the tank.
SCC 200,000. Owners: Walter & Vicki Coleman. Some GPS units you
have to put Lisle in for the town instead of Marathon to get the right address.
Sat. April 25th – Sale held at the farm. Norwich, NY. GPS address: 149
Holmesville Road, Norwich, NY. 11:00AM Mint Creek Complete Machinery
& Equipment Auction. Small tools, shop equip., Snap-On Tool boxes, haying equipment, JD 2150 & JD 2955 Tractors, Skid steer, 30’ Gooseneck
Trailer plus much more. Complete listing and pictures on website.
MONDAY, APRIL 27TH – NORMAL MONDAY SALE & ORGANIC DAY.
Special: 15 All Certified Organic Registered Holstein Heifers. All AI sired &
bred – 8 bred due May – Jan. 7 open heifers from 6 mths – 18ths old. Sires
include: Empower, Trigger, Mystic, Leader & more.
WED. APRIL 29TH -11:00 AM SALE HELD AT WINDY ACRES FARM.
GPS: 829 County Rt. 29, New Berlin or Norwich, NY.
Evans Jerseys
Complete Registered Jersey Dairy Dispersal. 87 Head of cattle sell. 48
Milking age in all stages of lactation, 20 short bred to springing, 16 yearlings
to newborn, 3 bulls.
SAT. MAY 2ND - SALE HELD AT RICK & PAULA EVANS. GPS: 4997
St. Hwy. 23, Norwich, NY. 10:00AM Tornado Valley Complete Machinery &
Equipment Dispersal. Watch for full listing and pictures on website.
MON. MAY 4TH - NORMAL MONDAY SALE & MONTHLY FAT COW & FEEDER SALE.
Sat. May 9th - sale held on the farm Greene, NY. 10:00AM Goodrich Farm
Complete Machinery & Equipment Auction. Watch for complete listing and
pictures on website.
MONDAY, MAY 11TH – NORMAL MONDAY SALE & MONTHLY HEIFER SALE
LOOKING TO HAVE A FARM SALE OR JUST SELL A FEW – GIVE US A CALL.
**Trucking Assistance – Call the Sale Barn or check out our trucker list on
our Web-Site. Call to advertise in any of these sales it makes a difference. Watch website for any last minute updates.
DIRECTIONS: Hosking Sales 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica & 6
miles North of New Berlin, NY. www.hoskingsales.com Call today with your
consignments.
Hosking Sales
607-847-6274 or 607-847-8800 - Cell: 607-972-1770 or 1771
Tom & Brenda Hosking
6096 NYS Rt. 8 New Berlin, NY 13411
WED., NOV. 18, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
SAT., DEC. 5, 9 - 11:30 AM: MADISON COUNTY RABIES
CLINIC,ONEIDA VETS FIELD - North Main St. Vaccinations are
health law, subject to a fine of up to $200 for each offense.
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SAT., DEC. 5, 1 P.M.: THE
AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP
will meet at St. Joan’s Church
in Morrisville. All women who
have experienced the death of
their spouse are invited to share
in the comfort, encouragement
and hope with the other women
who have had some of the same
experiences. For further information, call Midge 684-3615.
WED., DEC. 9, 8-9:30 AM:
MOORE NETWORKING at
MADISON BISTRO (Formerly
Bub’s Subs), Court Street,
Wampsville (Right across from
the DMV). Local business people band together to help each
other grow their businesses.
Visitors are welcome anytime.
WED., DEC. 23, 8-9:30 AM: COME JOIN US FOR CHRISTMAS
BREAKFAST - MOORE Networking at MADISON BISTRO (Formerly Bub’s Subs), Court Street, Wampsville (Right across from
the DMV). Local business people band together to help each other
grow their businesses. Visitors are welcome anytime. Find out more
about MOORE Networking at www.moorenetworking.org. Bring your
business card and enjoy coffee and donuts with us.
FIRST SALE
OF THE SEASON!
Apr. 24, 11-5, Apr. 25, 10-3
The Barn - 2009 Ballina Road, Cazenovia
Loaded With Couches, Bar Stools, Cabinets, Beds,
Dining Tables, Occasional Chairs, Church Pews,
Porch Benches, Stickley, The Former Johnny Apple
seed, Harden , Sofas & Chairs, Stanley, and MORE!
Happy Spring!
13 South from Town Three Miles,
Go Left on Ballina, 8/10 Of
A Mile On Left
LATE MODEL AUCTION
LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT, COMPACT-UTILITYAGRICULTURAL TRACTORS, FORKLIFTS, AERIAL LIFTS,
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, LARGE QUANTITY OF NEW
SUPPORT EQUIPMENT.
SUNDAY, MAY 10 @ 11:00 AM, CANASTOTA, NEW YORK
Address:
601 North Peterboro St., Canastota, NY 13032. (Route 13)
EARLY HILITES: 4 LOADER LANDSCAPE TRACTORS: New
New Holland Boomer 50 (4x4), (2) New New Holland Boomer
35 (4x4), 2006 Kubota L4630D (4x4), 2 AGRICULTURAL TRACTORS: (2) New Unused JD 5055E MFWD, HYDRAULIC EXCAVATOR: New Unused Cat 312EL, TRACTOR LOADER BACKHOE: Kubota, 3 SKID STEERS: (2) 2009 Bobcat S150, Bobcat,
2 VIBRATORY ROLLERS: (2) New Dynapac CA2500D, 3 SCISSOR LIFTS: JLG 500RTS, 2007 JLG AWP36S, JLG 3369E,
ANTIQUE TRACTOR: 1953 JD A, GENERATOR: 15,000 watt,
DUMP TRUCK: 1987 Diamond Reo (tri.), , UTILITY VEHICLES:
2015 JD XUV550 Gator, NEW & USED TIRES, PRESSURE
WASHERS, ATTACHMENTS, SUPPORT EQUIPMENT.
* CHECK OUR WEBSITE
FOR MORE ADDITIONS AND IMAGES.
SITE PHONE: (315) 697-3239, (315) 633-2944
__________________________________________________________________
ALEX LYON & SON
SALES MANAGERS & AUCTIONEERS, INC., BRIDGEPORT, NY
Phone: (315) 633-2944
www.lyonauction.com
LEGAL NOTICES
THURSDAY AT NOON
______________________________________________________________________
THE WELSH UNION CEMETERY of The Town of Nelson will hold
its annual meeting at the home of Randy Davies at 7:00 p.m. on
May 5, 2015. All interested are welcome to attend. (a20-3)
NOTICE OF FORMATION OF A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
(LLC): Name: TRIPLE J RANCH LLC, Articles of organization filed
with the Secretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 11/03/2014.
Office location: Cortland County. SSNY has been designated as
the agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served.
SSNY shall mail a copy of process to: C/O TRIPLE J RANCH LLC,
14666 State Rt.90, Cortland NY 13045. Purpose: Any lawful Purpose.
Latest date upon which LLC is to dissolve: No specific date. (a20-6)
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
THURSDAY AT NOON
______________________________________________________________________
RENT TO OWN
FOR SALE: RENT TO OWN: 3
bedroom mobile home. Chittenango area park. 315-815-5087.
(a20-2)
GREENHOUSE
PRICED TO SELL: WELL
ESTABLISHED 40 YEAR OLD RETAIL GARDEN CENTER &
GREENHOUSE FOR SALE: 12,000 sq. ft. of greenhouses. 6.9
acres set up for annuals, perennials and more. Active retail sales
next to US Route 20. Also available - 4 bdrm. house on adjoining
lot 315-655-3500, [email protected]. (j30-c)
PHONE/FAX
(315) 852-6254
BOWDEN
PLUMBING & HEATING
27 Years Experience
SERVING CAZENOVIA AREA
PO Box 51, DeRuyter, NY 13052
GARAGE/YARD SALES
COMPLETE LIQUIDATION
BROOKLAWN GOLF COURSE
GOLF COURSE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, 40+ GOLF
CARTS, WOODWORKING & SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
SUNDAY, MAY 3 @ 11:00 AM
SYRACUSE (MATTYDALE), NEW YORK
Address: 6655 Old Thompson Rd. Mattydale, NY 13211
HILITES: 44 GOLF CARTS: (2) 2011 – (3) 2010 - (5) 2008
-(13) 2002 – (4) 2001-(2) 2000 - (5) 1999 - (3) 1996 Yamaha, (6)
2008 EZ-Go, UTILITY VEHICLE: JD 1500, UTILITY TRACTOR:
2002 JD 4610 (4x4), 5 MOWERS: 2009 JD 2653A Trim Mower,
Fairway Mowers: Toro 223D, Jacobsen ST5100, Greens Mowers: 1999 Toro GM3100, 1998 Jacobsen GKV 1862G, GOLF
COURSE EQUIPMENT: (3) Sand Rakes, Gas Powered Toro Sod
Cutter, Push Fertilizer Spreaders, (18) Par Aides Ball Washers,
Metal Rope Stakes/Rope Holders, Wooden Rope Stakes, Red
White And Blue Yardage Markers, Signs: (2) Seeded- Please
Keep Off, (2) No Carts On Tee, (3) Repair Ball Marks On Green,
(3) Clean Spikes Before Entering, (2) Green Closed Today, (2)
No Chipping To Practice Tee, (18) Hole Flags, (5) Sets Of Clubs,
Misc. Garden Hose, Golf Cart Pull Carts, (2) Golf Hole Cutters,
Yardage Markers, Greens Groomer, Tow Behind, New Brushes,
Pull Behind Liquid Sprayer, Sand Top Dresser, 2in. Electric Irrigation Pump, (3) Aluminum Benches, (2) Wooden Golf Bag Holder, (2) Picnic Tables, (12) Plastic Chairs And Tables, Golf Course
Garbage Cans, 2 TRACTOR LOADER BACKHOES: Ford,
NH 555D, SKID STEER: NH LS170, FORKLIFT: 3,000lb. Tow
Mower Forklift, MINI EXCAVATOR: Kobelco SK27SR, WOOD
LATE MODEL
LAWN &
GARDENRadial
TRACTORS,
PROCESSING
EQUIPMENT:
Craftsman
Arm Saw, PorCONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT.
ter COMPACT
Cable TableTRACTORS,
Jig Saw, Grizzly
Drill Press, Delta
Table Router,
Porter Cable Router, Porter Cable Sander, Dust Collector, Woodmaster Jointer, (3) Pattern Makers Tables, 5hp 30gal. Craftsman
Air Compressor, Storage Cabinet (Top & Bottom), 524 WOOD
Address: 601 (300)
North 1Peterboro
Canastota,
13032.
PRODUCTS:
in. x 4in.St.,
x 7ft
Cherry,NY
(24)
1in. x(Route
1in. x13)
7ft.
Black Walnut, (200) 1in. x 4in. x 6ft. Black Walnut, LANDSCAPE
EQUIPMENT: Toro Aerator, Toro Sod Cutter, Billy Goat Walk-Behind Blower, Echo Back Pack Bower Model BP500T, Edge
HILITES:2 19MOBILE
TRACTOR LOADER
2013(2)
NH B95C
(5) 2005(2) 2004For
Trimmer,
CELL BACKHOES:
TOWERS:
45ft.(4x4),
Tower
Rated
NH LB75B (4x4),
NH LB115
(4x4), 2006 JD 410G (4x4),
JD 310 Super G (4x4),
JD 310C, 2006
90mph
Winds,
RESTAURANT
EQUIPMENT:
Glencoe
XLJDSe110, Case
580L (4x4), (4)
2011 Bobcat CT122,
4 HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS:
2006 Cat (3)
304CCR,
ries
E Double
Commercial
Refrigerator,
Chest Freezer,
Tub
Kubota KX121-2,
2004 Kubota
KX41-2V,
KH41, 2Grease
CRAWLER Trap,
TRACTORS:
Cat D3C, KomStainless
Steel
Wash
SinkKubota
W/ New
2 STORAGE
atsu D31P-16,12x24
8 SKID STEERS:
2014 Bobcat
S530,
Bobcat S205,GOLF
Bobcat 763,
(3) 2011 PARTS:
JD 326,
SHEDS:
wooden,
10x16
wooden,
CART
2010 JD 318D,
2007 NH
L160, 4Rims,
BOOM LIFTS:
Genie S80
(4x4), 2005 Genie
S60 (4x4), JLG T350,
Engine
Parts,
Tires,
Tubes,
Electrical
Components,
Tire
4 SCISSOR LIFTS,
GENERATORS, WELDER,
LIGHT PLANT,
WATER PUMP,
8 COMMERCIAL
Changer,
ATTACHMENTS:
Tractors:
Jacobsen
76" 3pt
hitch aerMOWERS:
Ferris IS4000,
FerrisPull
IS3100,Behind
Ferris IS1500,
Ferris IS500,
(2) Ferris,
Z0326, Kubota
ator,
Lastec
721XQ
Mower,
3 pt
hitchKubota
granular
fertilZD28, spreader,
3 LAWN & GARDEN
TRACTORS: CubWASHERS,
Cadet GT3200, CubSHOP
Cadet GT2544,
Cub Cadet
izer
2 PRESSURE
EQUIPMENT:
I1042, 3 Jack,
LOADERFloor
LANDSCAPE
TRACTORS:
Cadet 3200 (4x4),Jumper
Kubota L35,Cables,
Hudson
Pallet
Jacks,
150psi2009
AirCub
Compressor,
2544 (4x4),
UTILITY
TRACTORS:
Ford/ NH Ryobi
(4x4), 4 AGRICULTURAL
TRACTORS:
Like New
Gas
Cans,
Battery
Charger,
Bench Grinder,
Work
Bench
KubotaVice,
M126 (cab,
power
crawler), (2) JD Small
7700 (4X4),
JD 4050 (4X4),
UTILITY VEHICLES:
2009
With
Pipe
Wrenches,
Quantity
Of4 Hand
Tools, Small
JD Gator, 2008
ClubNEW
Car (4x4),SUPPORT
(2) Taylor Dunn, EQUIPMENT.
ATTACHMENTS: Woods - Land Pride - Smyth
Quantity
Oil,
Finish Mowers, Skid Steers:
Smooth,
Snow & Mulch
Buckets,
New Versatech Brush Grapples,
SITE
PHONE:
(315)
256-6253
LARGE QUANTITY
NEW SUPPORT
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AUCTION
CANASTOTA, NY
SUNDAY, MAY 4 @ 10:30 AM
SITE INFO: 315) 697-3239, (315) 633-2944
ALEX
LYON& SON
Sales Managers & Auctioneers, Inc.
Bridgeport, NY (315) 633-2944 * fax: (315) 633-5635
www.lyonauction.com
MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE: 2050 Main St., New Woodstock.
Rain or shine. April 25 & 26, 9-3. Gas stove, bikes, furniture,
kitchenware, Xbox 360/7 games, large chalk board, child’s life
preserver, kid’s toys . rocking chair, full size refrigerator, free cotton
candy and much more. (a20-1)
FUTURE SALES
RENTALS
THURSDAY AT NOON
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APARTMENTS
FOR RENT: 1 & 2 bedroom apts.
in New Woodstock. No pets, year lease, references, security &
utilities. 662-7035 or 662-7378. (j5-c)
FOR RENT - Unique apartment looks down at DeRuyter Lake.
Two bedrooms (one can be office), two bathrooms, kitchen, living
room. Access to Lake. Parking at door. Rent includes heat. No
pets. No smoking. 662-3668 (a6-3)
THURSDAY AT NOON
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THIS WEEK’S SALES MOVING / GARAGE SALE: Friday
and Saturday, April 24-25, 8:00-2:00 p.m. Furniture, antiques and
many household items. 4812 Ridge Road, Cazenovia, NY. (a20-1)
HUGE 5 FAMILY GARAGE SALE: April 24, 25, 9-?, 4143 Lay Road,
Madison, 1 mile from Solsville. Something for everyone. (a20-1)
ESTATE SALE
OF DOUGLAS TRUSH
Friday, Saturday & Sunday-
May 1, 2 & 3, 9-4
4428 Stonebridge Road, Morrisville NY
Wildlife statues, paintings,
collector items, deer mounts
Washer & Dryer, International corn
planter, Drill press, Hand & Power tools
Furniture, Housewares,
Hunting Clothes and much more
••••Please No Early Birds•••
- -11 Ruth St., Vernon, NY 13476 - _______________________________________
SALE EVERY MONDAY 12:30 PM: Pigs, Sheep, Goats,
Horses & Hay; Followed by calf sale and beef sale.
EVERY
THURS. 1:15 P.M.: Dairy Cattle followed by beef & calf sale.
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Thursday, April 23, 2015 Sale Time: 1:15
Vernon Market
Complete 20 cow dairy dispersal- All Holsteins; all coming 2nd
calf; 7 fresh more due by sale time. Manager Note: These
are cows with size. A Fancy young herd. Milk quality excellent.
Don’t miss this sale if you Need milk.
Selling our usual run of dairy cows, heifers and service bulls.
All dairy cows and heifers are vet checked and nasaled at our
sale barn.
Our market is open Wednesdays from 8 AM to 5 PM
to accept cattle for Our Thursday sale.
upcoming sales
Thurs., April 30 - Heifer Consignment sale.
Sat., May 9 - Machinery Consignment Sale.
Thurs., May 21 - Fat Cattle and Feeder Sale.
Thurs., May 28 - Heifer Consignment sale.
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For Information Call Office: 1-800-257-1819 or 1-315-829-3105
_______________________________________________
Manager & Auctioneer: Tim Miller (cell) 315-440-9683
(home) 607-847-6475
Auctioneers: Ken Hughs 315-436-2215
David Sherwood 315-436-0804
CHECK OUR WEBSITE @ www.empirelivestock.com for a list of sales
Dining, Entertainment & Lodging
Holiday Party &
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Friday
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Friday, December
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Sunday
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Customer
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Complimentary
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10 am - 2
pm & Music
We Welcome You To Our...
Thursday Prime Rib Buffet
Invites You To Play In Our
st
1 Tournament of 2015
CAPTAIN & CREW TOURNAMENT
Saturday May 9,
10:00 a.m. Shotgun Start
$160/ Team
ENTRY FEE INCLUDES:
•Prizes •Skins •Longest Drive Contest
•Closest to the Pin •Lunch
•Special Cart Price - $10/person for 18 holes
•Member discount - $10 each of tournament fee.
MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH
At Apple Creek
Sunday, May 10, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
11/Person, Children Under 5 Free
Call 315-852-6466
For Reservations
www.orchardvali.com
Orchard
Vali Golf Club
4693 Route 20, Lafayette • 315-677-3303
www.orchardvali.com
WANTED
THURSDAY AT NOON
______________________________________________________________________
FOOD DONATIONS Office
for the Aging Needs Food
Pantry Donations. Anyone who wishes to donate shelf stable
items to our food pantry, please bring donations to our office in the
Canastota Business Park, 138 Dominic Bruno Blvd, Canastota or
drop donations off at any SNACK site in Madison County. For more
information call 697-5700. Thanks so much! (j12-c)
ROOM TO RENT
COTTAGE
HOUSE
4 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT:
In village of DeRuyter. $675 mo. 1st month/security deposit plus
utilities. References required. Contact Lori 1-406-478-4563. (m30-4)
HOUSE FOR RENT: CHARMING 3-4 BEDROOM HOME ON
HORSE RANCH, 1 ½ MILE FROM CAZENOVIA. AVAILABLE
JUNE 1ST, 1300/MONTH. (315) 655-2232. (a6-4)
Cazenovia Village Apartments
Attractive studio apartment
with character & sunny deck. $575+util.
Sec. dep., credit/background chk.
Smoke-free, pet-free bldg.
(315) 382-8853
PETS FOR ADOPTION THANK YOU
LUCAS IS A 9 MONTH OLD,
NEUTERED MALE, ORANGE
TIGER & WHITE CAT. HE
IS LIVELY & PLAYFUL &
HE LIKES OTHER CATS.
MEET HIM AT WANDERERS’
R E S T ! Wanderers’ Rest
Humane Association, P.O. Box
535 Canastota, NY 13032.
Telephone: (315) 697-2796, Fax:
(315) 697-4065. Website: http://
wanderersrest.org. E-mail:
[email protected]
Friday,
5 —
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TODecember
THE PUBLIC
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& Music
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4693 Route 20, Lafayette • 315-677-3303
THANK YOU: The family of
Vivian Wood would like to
thank everyone for the cards,
delicious food, thoughts, ad
prayers that were sent to us.
God bless Joanne Fostveit,
Cindy Angell, Cindy Lyon, Jean
Whalen, and Roxane Groves for
the love and care they gave her
for many years. Thank you also
to all her friends and relatives
who came to visit her. Thank you
also to Smith’s Funeral Home,
Jeanne Angell and Vern Groves
for their kind words, Carol
Rutherford and Dorothy Arnold
for their lovely music, Cuyler
Methodist Church, and United
Church of DeRuyter. She was
a wonderful lady and we miss
her very much. David, Connie
and family - Calvin, Kathy and
family - Gerald, Barbara and
family.
NOW OPEN
GENTLEMAN,68,SEEKINGVERY
LOW COST ROOM in or near(10 miles) Cazenovia with kitchen
and bath privileges. Ground floor, internet availability would be
desirable. Need at least until low-cost senior housing becomes
available. Can pay $75/month (negotiable). Can help with some
chores, handyman, run errands, etc. Have references. 882-7685
or [email protected] (a13-c)
STARTING APRIL 17
CINCINNATUS BARGAIN CENTER
WILL BE OPEN
Fri. 12-4 & Sat. 10-2
- 15% OFF Cases of Wine Wine Wednesdays
10% OFF All Wines In The House
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Tues. - Sat. 9-9, Sun. Noon - 5
COALYARD
Railroad Street, DeRuyter, NY 852-9932
OPEN 11:00 a.m. Daily - Noon on SUNDAY
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Early Bird Golf Tournament
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Sat., May 2, Details at bar
• TUES NIGHTS: WING NIGHT
• STEAMED CLAMS Starting May 1
• ___________________________________
FRI. FRESH FISH
Pizza Special - $25.00
Pizza - 3 items, 20 wings, 6 Mozzarella Sticks
____________________________________
Licensed Catering Available Weddings - Parties, etc.
SERVICES
- FOR HIRE -
THURSDAY AT NOON
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13035 (d8-c)
SMALL ENGINE REPAIR CHAINSAWS - Sharpened, cut
to size for chainsaw chains at Moyer’s Sales and Service. 8523367. (f8-c)
37+ YEARS EXPERIENCE in small engine power equipment,
over 22,000 parts in stock. State of the Art Shop - Moyer’s Sales.
852-3367. (o3c)
CRAFTSMAN LAWN & GARDEN PARTS & SERVICE available
at Moyer’s Sales & Service, DeRuyter. 852-3367. (a18-c)
Valerie Kenyon
Hair Designer
Other Days By Appt. • 607-863-4210
With The Same Great Buys Of
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As In The Past 37 Years
- 5702 Telephone Rd. Extension, Cincinnatus, NY -
Love The Beautiful You!
USED FURNITURE & BEDDING
FARM
THURSDAY AT NOON
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WHEAT STRAW FOR SALE: Clean wheat straw,
square bales. Delivery available. 655-2351. (o27-c)
HAY
HAY FOR SALE: Small squares.
$2.50 and $3.00. 315-546-5936. (a13-2)
FOR SALE: 3rd cutting hay, delivery available. 655-2351. (a13-c)
HAY FOR SALE: Timothy, Alfalfa and Clover. $3.00 bale, square
bales. 662-7232. (a20-2)
HORSE BARN/APARTMENTFOR RENT: 5 stall horse barn with 2
bedroom apartment (Cazenovia area) Large, newly renovated loft
apartment with central A/C set on 10 acres; wooded/trails, fields,
stream & 2 pastures. $1,100/month plus utilities, $100 additional
per horse (5 max) Available June 1st, viewings by appt. Evenings
247-4789 (a20-3)
MANURE SPREADER / MARE FOR
SALE: New Idea manure
spreader, single wheels, 2 beaters. PERCHERON MARE, 10 years
old. Amish broke. Has raised foals. 662-3440. (a20-1)
TRACTORS
FARM EQUIPMENT
MISC. SERVICES
LAND FOR SALE/RENT
CAZCARES provides food and clothing to families in need. Families
must complete a simple intake form to determine eligibility. Hours
of Operation are Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 9:30
am to 12, or by appointment (655-3174). CazCares is located at
101 Nelson St. in Cazenovia, behind McDonald’s.
7229
Rt. 20, Madison, NY - 315-893-7316
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Rainbow’s
ELECTRICIAN
Tom Stevens Electric
Residential & Commercial Wiring
Servicing This Area Since 1977
Cell:
345-2753
Licensed for the City of Syracuse
607-226-1961
603 County Rd. 13
South Otselic, NY 13155
SEPTIC TANK PUMPING SEPTIC TANKS & CESSPOOLS
PUMPED AND CLEANED. Prompt, reliable & reasonable rates.
Serving the public since 1954. DEWEY NORTHRUP. Tully NY.
696-5691. (apr04)
DOAN CHIROPRATIC DOAN CHIROPRACTIC has moved
to 9 Albany St., Cazenovia, NY 662-3508. (m30-4)
MISC. SERVICES S H E A R S A N D K N I V E S
SHARPENED: Cazenovia Lumber Co., 655-3417. (fc)
DEMOLITION BARN & SILO demolition and
cleanup. Fully insured. Free estimates. CNY only. 30 years
experienced. Luchsinger Excavating, 315-696-8249 - Rons cell,
315-852-9866 home after 7:00 p.m. (a6-4)
LANDSCAPING RLM LANDSCAPING: Lawn
Mowing, Brush Hogging, Stone and Topsoil Delivery, Odd Jobs.
662-3612, Cell 480-9669. Richard Marris, 4085 Eatonbrook Rd,
Erieville, NY (a23-c)
ROTO TILLING/BRUSH HOGGING TRACTOR OPERATED ROTO
TILLING and brush hogging. Call tom 315-837-4980 and leave a
message if necessary. (a20-5)
5518 Nelson Road
Canastota
315-655-0346
Specials Run - April22-28
breakfast special
BACON............ lb. $2.99
Farm Fresh
EGGS
Buy one get
one FREE
100% Grass Fed, No Hormone, No Antibiotic Freezer BEEF & PORK
Fresh Baked Goods Friday & Saturday - Fresh Bread All Week
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The Greater Cazenovia Area Chamber of Commerce Member Page
*A Local Independent Chamber*
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Moving in the Right Direction
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Chamber Office: 315-655-9243 • 888-218-6305 • FAX 655-9244
[email protected] - www.cazenovia.com - [email protected]
The Chamber Newsletter Is Now Available online at the GCACC Website, www.cazenoviachamber.com
This Page Will Appear In The Third Week of Each Month. Chamber Members Appearing On This Page Receive A 50% Discount On The Cost Of Any Size Ad
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Chamber Member News
Beginning in April: Awakening Your
Senses to Open to Your Creativity, a
Skanda Workshop with Marion Secor
Series 1: Tactile senses
Series 2: Olfactory senses
These intimate workshops for 4-6 people are designed for
seasoned artists and writers as well as those yearning to explore
their creativity for the first time. Participants experience an
awakening of the senses that takes them deep within and sparks
a new creativity. Starting with touch, each workshop will focus
on one sense, inviting participants to awaken that sensual
experience as a pathway deep into the self and into creativity.
Activities include light stretching and yoga, walks on the
magnificent property at Skanda, creative time in Skanda’s cozy
artists’ studio, guided sessions with teacher Marion Secor, and
facilitated interactions with the exquisite animals who live on
Skanda.
Workshops run monthly. For dates and information,
[email protected], or call 315-815-5056 or
818-854-9794.
President Jessica Amidon (Caz Cans)
Vice President: John Hunter (J.D. Hunter /Home)
Secretary: Karen Reynolds (Realty USA)
Treasurer: Fred Agerter (AmeriCU)
Member at Large: Bill Tillison (Dave’s Diner)
Exec. Dir.: Anna Marie Neuland (Chamber Office)
Directors: Bob Cowherd (Caz Auto Sales), Karen Eldridge
(Isabella) McKenzie Housseman (Cazenovia Cut Block),
Maria Henneberg (Ricoh Americas Corp), Betsy Kennedy (Caz
Library) Rick Krause (Oneida Wealth) Pam McFarland (Cherry
Valley Physical Therapy), Mike Nichiporuk (State Farm), Ben
Reilley (Life of Reilley), Shannon Richard (Games, Grills, Etc,
Matthew Reilly (Cazenovia School Superintendent), Matthew
Clark (Cazenovia College)
Exhibits at New Woodstock Free Library are open during
all regular library hours.
Mar 16th thru Apr 24th - Caz HS Art Work, Reception 7
to 8:30 pm
Apr 27th thru Jun 5th - Unique Area Artisans, Reception
10 to noon
Youth Programs - Movie Night Every 3rd Fri., - Arts &
Crafts Every 1st Mon.
Adult Programs - Book Group, Needle Night, Photography
Class, One on One Tutors GED, ESL & literacy Sat 10:00 am
to 1 pm
Library Hours: Mon-Fri 1 to 5 pm
Mon & Wed 7 to 9 pm AND WHENEVER THE BLUE
FLAG IS FLYING
CORE Federal Credit Union now offers an app for both
Android and iPhone users to allow members to remotely
deposit checks into their credit union accounts. Simply snap a
photo of the check using your phones camera. The app works
in conjunction with CORE’s mobile web browser. Simply log
into your account from your smartphone or tablet at www.corefcu.com/mobile. The site uses all of the same information you
would log into home banking but it is formatted into a mobile
friendly display.
2316 Rt. 12B
Hamilton, NY 13346
315-824-5412
www.hamiltonvet.com
Dr. Frank Martorana
Dr. Heather Highbrown
Locally
Owned & Operated
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•Nice Selection of Local Books & T-Shirts
•Many American Made Gifts
•Nice Greeting Card Selection
GREAT CASH PRICES ON PRESCRIPTIONS
~ FRIENDLY SERVICE ~
- LOCAL CAN & BOTTLE DRIVE -
THE 3RD SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH
DROP OFF CANS & BOTTLES ANYTIME
(with many more to come)
For May 9th, 9am to 4 pm
In Memorial Park, Albany Street, Cazenovia, NY
Cazenovia Forum Presents
Cazenovia College Morgan Room at 7 p.m. On Friday, May
1, the speaker will be Adrian Karatnycky, currently senior
fellow with the Atlantic Council in New
York, who is the former President of Freedom House,
an independent watchdog organization dedicated to the
expansion of freedom around the world.
An expert on business and political
affairs in the former Soviet states,
Karatnycky frequently appears as a
guest commentator in major print and
broadcast media regarding the unfolding
events in Ukraine. Free and open to the
public
Good News!
Drover Hill Farm, Hartwood Farm, Three Village Cheese,
Fenner Alps Farm, Goosegreen Farm, Navarino Orchard,
The Skeele Agency
& Countryway
Will Finish Ahead Of
The “Others” To Save You
OWAHGENA TOASTMASTERS CLUB
$$$ On Your Insurance
MEETS the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the
month at the Lincklaen House. Come join
• 132 ALBANY ST.,
• 1715us
ALBANY
ST.,
for dinner
at 6:30, or just the meeting
at 7:00 - and learn ways to grow in public
ATWELL MILL
P.O. BOX
459
speaking skills. Visitors welcome. More
info 655-4357.
CAZENOVIA, NY 13035
DeRUYTER,
NY 13052
MEETING, St. James Church,
August Moon Art, Dizzy Lizzies, Mountain
Grown
Farm , ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
(315)
655-2878
(315) 852-6180
Cazenovia. Sundays 8:00 p.m. Open meeting. (j11-c)
Antimore Craft Collection, Zimmer Bakes Simple
Roast
Coffee
FAX (315) 655-4078
FAX (315) 852-9777
7 Trees Dairy Goats, Johnston’s Honeybees, Sweet Indulgence,
CAZENOVIA LIONS CLUB meetings are held the first Thursday
Dessert Paradise Gardens,Tartine Bake Goods, Frosty Morning of every month at the Brewster Inn at 7:00 p.m. Please contact
• 201Cazenovia
GENESEECutST. Lioness Debi Cramer
• 226 655-4255
FAYETTEforST.
details.
Farm Empire Buffalo, LLC, Life of Reilley,
Block, Tartine Bake Shop.
CHITTENANGO, NY CAZENOVIA
13037
MANLIUS,
NY 13104
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH welcomes all to
Contact Aileen Randolph , FM Manager at
workingaileen@
its Sunday morning
service
at 10 a.m. Church school and nursery care
(315)
687-3901
(315)
682-5141
also at 10:00. Friendship gathering immediately following service.
gmail.com or website www.cazenoviachamber.com
FAX (315) 687-5600
Open Hand Theater
Is pleased to announce their popular Theater Arts Circus Camp
for students age 8-14 will be held at Blessed Sacrament School
in Eastwood this summer. The camp has three 2-week sessions
which begin July 6, July 13, or Aug 3, and each ends with a
free public performance of the students’ Giant Puppet Circus.
An online registration is currently available at www.
openhandtheater.org. We are also excitedlyWEB:
seeking
art, physical comedy, and
juggling instructors for Circus
Camp. Job descriptions and
application Information are
2750 Rt.20 East
available on our web site.
HamiltonCazenovia
Animal Hospital
Animal Hospital
M-F 8-6; Sat. 8-4 Most Insurances Accepted
*NO INSURANCE???*
Bring
In
Your
Prescription For A Price Quote
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Welcome Back Summer
Farmer’s Market Vendors
New Woodstock Free Library
CORE Federal Credit Union
dougherty
pharmacy
Main St., Morrisville
684-3171
Cazenvoia, NY 13035
315-655-3409
www.cazenoviavet.com
Dr. Jerry Kolb
Dr. Alice Marie Donnelly
Dr. Anne Galton
Healthy Pets, Happy Clients
Providing Quality, Compassionate Care For Over 35 Years
CAZCARES provides food
and clothing to families in need.
Families must complete a simple intake form to determine
eligibility. Hours of Operation
are Mondays, Tuesdays, and
Thursdays from 9:30 am to 12,
or by appointment (655-3174).
CazCares is located at 101
Nelson St. in Cazenovia, behind
McDonald’s.
FAX (315) 682-5143
WE’VE
MOVED!
If We Don
www.Skeele.com
To The
White
Lilacs
Building
9 Albany Street, Cazenovia
Telephones and E-mail Are The Same
(315) 655-2878
www.Skeele.com
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WW
Collision
6036 East Lake Road
Cazenovia, NY
655-2666 / 687-7842
Complete Body & Fender Work
Repaired To YOUR Satisfaction!
____________________________________________
WW Collision Has Gone GREEN!
From the Ground Up
Sun, Apr 12 and Sat, Apr 18 from 1-4 pm we will hold a
Volunteer training Day. This training is being held for new and
existing volunteers. All trainees should wear shoes with hard
soles and toes (please no sneakers), dress in Layers and bring a
hat, sunglasses and gloves. The training will be held at Mystic
Mountain Farm, 2130 Webber Rd, New Woodstock, Y 13122,
about 6-7 minutes from Highland Forest. Mystic Mountain
Farm is a smoke-free Environment.
This training will also provide the Introductory Training
for anyone interested in volunteering with FTGU’s Mobile
Program that serves the Greater Syr Area. Contact: Diane @
420-3051 or [email protected]
Interested In Joining
The Chamber in 2015?
Email the Chamber Office today at
[email protected]
or call 315-655-9243 for membership application
The Greater Cazenovia Area
Chamber of Commerce
Raffle for 2015/16 Ski Season
At Toggenburg Mountain
1st Prize-2 Season Passes
2nd Prize-4 One Day Passes
3rd Prize - $50 Foggy Goggle
Gift Certificate
Drawing Oct 24, 2015 at Fall Festival
Raffle Tickets $5 each or 6 for $20
Tickets available at Chamber Office , AmeriCU & Caz Cans
Call 655-9243
Prizes provided by GCACC, Toggenburg and AmeriCU
Fundraiser for
2nd Annual GCACC Fall Festival Oct 23-25, 2015
Welcome New Chamber
Members March 2015
Lebanon Reservoir Campground
Truman Hartshorn
6277 Reservoir Road, Hamilton, NY 13346
Phone: 315-824-2278
Fax: 315-824-2279 Cell: 770-364-0553
Web: www.lebanoncampground.com
E-mail: [email protected]
Family campground offering swimming, fishing and boating
on Lebanon Reservoir. Tent sites, full hookup sites and cabin
rentals. Planned activities, mini-golf and mining sluice.
- Now Using Waterborne Refinishing Techniques Cazenovia Artisans
Thayer’s Wood LLC
Nancy Demyttenaere
3258 Route 20 East, Nelson, NY
PO Box 452, Cazenovia, NY 13035
Cell: 315-659-1004
Currently under development in an historic building at the
four corners of Nelson, so far three businesses in residence; Tree
of Life Coffee, a nano brewery due to open late spring 2015,
and in 2016 Naughty Mary’s Cigar Lounge and Emporium.
Hillcrest Jephson Estate
Brian and Linda Osborne
4571 Ridge Rd, Cazenovia, NY 13035
Phone: 315-815-5098 Cell: 315-243-0567
Facebook: www.facebook.com/hillcrestjephson
Community outreach, premier venue for philanthrophic,
civil and social events. We also have a Carriage House Rental.
Synergy Educational Concepts is now
Synergy Educational Services
Nikki Smithoover
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Renewing Chamber Members
March 2015
Lorenzo Driving Competition
Rotary Club of Cazenovia
Friends of Lorenzo
Caz Cares
No Waves No Worries
Sue Bookhout Web Design & Marketing
SCORE
Thomas Kozlowski
Caz Radon
Cazenovia Republican
Dizzy Lizzies Farm
AmeriCU Credit Union
Caz Radon
Pro-Tel Properties
Society for New Music
Cazenovia Cut Block
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH - Corner Hurd & Green Sts.
Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m. Sunday 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Daily Masses
Mon. & Thurs. 6:45 a.m.; Wed. & Fri. 9:00 a.m.; Tuesday Communion Service 9:00 a.m.
CAZENOVIA VILLAGE BAPTIST CHURCH – 7 Seminary St.,
Cazenovia, NY – Worship 10:30 am, fellowship following. Bible
Study Wed. 7:00 pm; College night Fri. 7 pm handicapped accessible---Web Site: cazvbc.org—Tel. 655-9276
39 Albany St., Cazenovia, NY
Gallery hours are Mon-Sat 10 am-5 pm, Sun 11 am to 4 pm
Visiting Artist for May 1st - 31st
Mary Padgett
Cazenovia Artisan’s Gallery hosts pastel artist Mary Padgett
in May. Mary’s paintings are Distinctive for their use of color.
She is a member of the Pastel Society of America and has
been featured in American Artist magazine. The show will be
up for viewing
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A Busy April Wraps Up At The
Cazenovia Public Library
Film—Lyme Disease: A Silent Epidemic
Wednesday, April 29th at 2:00 and 7:00 pm
In this documentary, Chantal Perrin, a documentary
filmmaker from France, tells the story of how people across
the world are getting sick and how our health care systems
continue to deny the existence of this growing medical threat,
leading to widespread suffering and disability.
This film highlights the politics of Lyme disease, the
unreliability of testing, the rapidly spreading and multi-systemic
nature of tick-borne illness, and how worldwide research is
being hampered by social-political economic challenges. Made
clear is that patients are suffering as the scientific community
battles about the etiology and treatment of this disease, and
that “we rapidly need to come to a clear scientific consensus,
not a consensus of denial.”
Taking no sides, Lyme Disease: A Silent Epidemic explores
the hidden side of this issue. 53 minutes.
Presentation—The Transgenerational House: Answering
the Challenge with James Pirkl
Thursday, April 30th at 7:00 pm
According to local resident James Pirkl, professor emeritus
and past chairman of Syracuse University’s department of
design, “time and circumstances reshape one’s expectations
and priorities.” In this presentation, Pirkl, will describe
how and why he designed and built the first fully accessible
“transgenerational house,” aimed directly at accommodating
aging Baby Boomers and beyond.
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All events will be held in the Library Community Room,
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4.In a large bowl, combine cabbage strips and salt. Use your
hands to massage and break up cabbage, and combine it with
the salt. Strips should begin to wilt after 5-10 minutes as their
structure breaks down. Reserve the cabbage liquid.
5.Once cabbage is limp and watery, transfer to your fermenting
containers, making sure container is big enough so there is
extra space for the fermenting process. Pour excess liquids
into storing container.
6.Pack down the sauerkraut so there are no air bubbles and
it is submerged in its own liquid.
7.Cover cabbage with a smaller jar that’s been filled with
beans or marbles for added weight. Again, this is to keep the
cabbage submerged in brine.
8.Place cloth over the top of mason jar and secure with
twine. The beginning of the fermentation process entails that
the cabbage be left uncovered; the cloth prevents bacteria and
particles from landing in the jars.
9.Leave uncapped mason jars at room temperature (our of
direct sunlight) for at least 4 days, pressing down occasionally
so cabbage stays covered by liquid.
10.After four days, begin tasting sauerkraut until it is to your
liking. Then remove weighted jars, cap and refrigerate for up
to 6 months. Enjoy!
Note: Bubbles and/or white bacteria developing on cabbage
are a sign of healthy growth and can be removed without worry.
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Ingredients: Yields 1-1 1/2 quarts
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•1 1/2 tablespoons kosher salt
•air tight containers or mason jars
•smaller jars as added weight
•beans or marbles
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Directions
1.Start by cleaning all of your utensils, including washing
your hands thoroughly.
2.Wash your cabbage to rid it of any dirt or particles. Cut
cabbage in half, then into quarters: core and slice into wedges.
3.Very thinly slice each wedge (across) into skinny strips;
it should look like you’re making coleslaw.
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Quantum Interference Links
The Fate Of Two Atoms
Date: April 9, 2015
Source: CNRS
For the first time, physicists from the CNRS and Université
Paris-Sud at the Laboratoire Charles Fabry (CNRS/Institut
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two separate atoms: when sent towards the opposite sides
of a semi-transparent mirror, the two atoms always emerge
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together. This type of experiment, which was carried out with
photons around thirty years ago, had so far been impossible to
perform with matter, due to the extreme difficulty of creating
and manipulating pairs of indistinguishable atoms. The work
is published in the journal Nature dated 2 April 2015.
The notion of indistinguishable particles (1), mentioned as
early as 1924 by Bose and Einstein, lies at the heart of some
of the most perplexing features of quantum mechanics. One
such emblematic feature, observed experimentally nearly 30
years ago by Hong, Ou and Mandel, involves photons and a
semi-transparent mirror (when a photon is sent towards either
side of the mirror, it has a fifty percent chance of passing
through it and the same percentage chance of being reflected).
If two identical photons are sent towards opposite sides of the
mirror, they can be seen to emerge from one side or the other,
but always together. In other words, it appears impossible for
the two photons to go their own separate ways.
Now, for the first time, physicists at the Laboratoire Charles
Fabry have demonstrated this phenomenon with particles of
matter, namely helium-4 atoms, instead of particles of light.
By combining pairs of atoms on the equivalent (for matter) of
a semi-transparent mirror (2), the researchers observed that
when two identical atoms arrive at the same time they always
emerge together, just as photons do. This result is the irrefutable
signature of destructive quantum interference: the process in
which two atoms are simultaneously reflected, and the one in
which they are simultaneously transmitted, cancel each other out.
The main obstacle that the researchers managed to overcome
was that of creating pairs of indistinguishable atoms and
manipulating them. To do this, they first produced a BoseEinstein condensate (3) containing around 100,000 atoms of
helium-4. They succeeded in controlling collisions between
the particles so as to produce pairs of indistinguishable atoms,
which emerged from this very cold gas at an average rate of one
every 30 seconds. The team then manipulated the atoms using
laser beams in order to achieve the equivalent of the optical
setup in the experiment that Hong, Ou and Mandel performed
with photons. To characterize the effect of interference, the
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researchers staggered the moment of arrival of the two atoms
at opposite sides of the mirror. After tens of hours of recording,
they were able to verify that, when the two arrivals are separated
by more than about a hundred microseconds, each atom goes
its own way, whereas when arrivals are closer together they
tend to emerge from the same side. The effect is at a maximum
when the atoms arrive simultaneously.
As well as confirming a surprising prediction of quantum
mechanics, the experiment demonstrates the tremendous
progress achieved in recent years in controlling sources of atoms
at the quantum scale. Thanks to the extremely sophisticated
manipulation of pairs of atoms, this work demonstrates their
potential for application in the field of quantum information,
which consists in using the specific characteristics of quantum
physics for more efficient processing and more secure
communication of information.
1 Indistinguishable particles are particles that are strictly
identical and in exactly the same state (for instance, having
the same speed and, for photons, identical wavelength and
polarization).
2 A Bragg mirror, i.e. a light wave from which atoms can
rebound.
3. A Bose-Einstein condensate is a gas cooled to a very low
temperature, in which atoms ‘condense’: they no longer display
random motion in all directions, and progressively enter the
same quantum state. Since they lose their individual nature,
they are described as a single macroscopic object, described
by a single wave function.
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the Endangered Species Act; knowing their distribution is an
essential part of protecting them. With a better understanding
of swimming behavior in these yearlings we can make better
predictions about where they go and what risks they might
encounter,” said Dr. Nathan Putman, lead author of this new
study and sea turtle biologist with NOAA’s Southeast Fisheries
Science Center in Miami.
Upon hatching, young sea turtles swim offshore and disperse
with the help of ocean currents. The turtles are rarely observed
during the next two to ten years or so, but prior studies suggest
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Not much is known about these juveniles’ movements during
this time (researchers dub it the “lost years”), but it has been
widely assumed that turtles simply drift with ocean currents.
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University of Central Florida’s Marine Turtle Research Group,
to challenge this long-existing hypothesis. Mansfield placed
specially designed solar-powered tags on 24 green & 20
Kemp’s ridley wild-caught sea turtle toddlers in the Gulf of
Mexico. The tags were tracked by satellite for a short period
of time before shedding cleanly from the turtle shells (max.
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distance between the turtles and drifters to be as much as 125
miles in the first few days. In nearly every instance, the toddlers’
swimming behavior appears to help them reach or remain in
favorable ocean habitats.
“The results of our study have huge implications for better
understanding early sea turtle survival and behavior, which may
ultimately lead to new and innovative ways to further protect
these imperiled animals,” said Mansfield.
She added, “What is exciting is that this is the first study to
release drifters with small, wild-caught yearling or neonate sea
turtles in order to directly test the ‘passive drifter’ hypothesis
in these young turtles. Our data show that one hypothesis
doesn’t, and shouldn’t, fit all, and that even a small degree of
swimming or active orientation can make a huge difference in
the dispersal of these young animals.”
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April 10, 2015: The U.S. Army is publicizing the fact
that several years of budget cuts are having a major impact
on the ability of the army to go overseas and fight effectively.
Since 2012 the army has reduced its strength by 98,000 and
82 percent of that was from the active duty troops. The army
has shut down 13 combat brigades and retired 800 aircraft
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combat operations and expansion in general. The army made
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and equipment ahead of schedule. Combat experience levels
for NCOs and officers reached record peaks. Reductions were
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University of Central Florida researchers say it’s an important
new clue in the sea turtle “lost years” mystery. Where exactly
turtles travel in their first years of life, before returning to
coastal areas as adults to forage and reproduce, has puzzled
scientists for decades.
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April 8, 2015: North Korea is more frequently treating the
families of refugees the same as legal migrants who misbehave.
This makes sense to North Korean leaders. After all the illegal
migrants (refugees) are misbehaving (by not returning as
ordered) in the same way as legal migrants so they should be
punished the same way. The legal migrants are part of what
amounts to a slave labor program that has become a major
source of foreign exchange. This is basically the export of North
Korean workers which has gone from 60,000 men and women
in 2014 to 100,000 in 2015. The government takes up to 90
percent of the wages these men and women earn outside the
country (mainly in Russia and China) and holds the workers’
families hostage in case the worker does not return home when
ordered. If someone does not come back, their families are sent
to prison camps. This is increasingly happening to the children
of those who mysteriously “disappear” and are believed to have
fled across the border. For most people sent to prison camps it
means an early and unpleasant death. For this reason most of
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the exported workers are older men with children. But many
of the refugees are younger and so far the government is only
punishing adult (over 18) children of refugees. Meanwhile the
number of workers outside the country is nearly triple what
it was before since Kim Jong Un took over in 2011. Inside
North Korea there is also a lot of slave labor in the form of
prisoners rented out to firms. The most common source is the
Labor Training Camps. These are for those sentenced to short
(under six months) sentences for minor crimes. Usually these
prisoners are rented out to work on construction sites or farms.
In effect the profits from all this forced labor help to maintain
the economic rewards program North Korean leaders have
been depending on more and more to guarantee the loyalty
and efficiency of the bureaucracy (managers, secret police and
intelligence operatives) that keep the Kim family in power.
A recent opinion poll among North Korean who had escaped
and reached South Korea showed that 42 percent left to seek
freedom (economic and otherwise) while only 28 percent left to
avoid the possibility of starving to death. This reflects the fact
that it is expensive (bribes and smuggler fees) to leave North
Korea and only those who have accumulated (by North Korean
standards) a lot of money can make the attempt. Meanwhile
these refugees are critical of the South Korean government run
resettlement training program. The refugees see this program
as unrealistic and created by clueless bureaucrats (which North
Korea has plenty of).
The North Korea government has decided, or been forced
to, accommodate the growing corruption in its bureaucracy
and secret police by tolerating certain forms of economic
corruption. Thus officials (bureaucrats or police) inspecting
the many legal free markets are allowed to keep much of the
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sent to prison camp. The understanding is that these corrupt
practices will be tolerated as long as the officials concerned
maintain their loyalty to the Kim dictatorship and refuse bribes
for things that threaten Kim rule. The downside of this is that
many government employees (including low ranking soldiers,
armed or unarmed) go around “enforcing laws” (they have no
responsibility for) just to get bribes or “seize” illegal goods. This
sort of behavior is causing more and more popular discontent.
Meanwhile North Korean bureaucrats continue to come up
with new legal ways to destroy the economy. A recent example
was the decision to apply more pressure (the threat of serious
punishment) to local officials who do not meet higher quotas for
the annual scrap metal drive. For years this program rewarded
participants who scrounge up the largest amounts of unneeded
metal for recycling. Worsening economic conditions prompted
senior officials to push the quotas much higher and threaten
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quotas. That resulted in metal that is definitely not scrap being
collected as scrap. Thus a lot of equipment waiting for repairs
(often because of a currently unavailable part) is now totally
useless because it has been “scrapped.” This form of abuse
has reached critical levels on farms where a lot of essential
equipment was “scrapped” this year and even if spare parts
became available a lot of farmers must now resort to preindustrial methods (lots of human labor) to prepare the fields
and plant crops. This will mean lower yields and physically
exhausted (and very angry) farmers.
Another poorly thought out program is the reforestation effort.
Since the 1990s illegal tree cutting has become increasingly
common in North Korea as people sought fuel with which
to survive the cold weather and increasing electric and coal
shortages. Satellite photos show the sharp difference between
forestation in the north and south. South Korea is the only nation
on the planet to have succeeded at artificial reforestation since
World War II. Other nations (mainly in the West) have regrown
depleted forests but usually as a result of rural populations
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where huge areas have been stripped of trees, that solution can
take centuries, not decades, to work. Both Koreas were heavily
deforested in the last two centuries but South Korea fixed the
problem while in North Korea it got worse. Even North Korea
recognizes this and is willing to adopt the techniques South
Korea has used and try to replace its depleted northern forests.
China is taking the lead here in order to make North Korea less
of an economic basket case and thus able to halt the damage
to forests. The problem in the north is that until there are real
economic reforms and higher living standards reforestation will
not succeed. During the cold weather people will continue to
risk arrest to collect firewood from wherever they can to avoid
death from intense cold.
Yet another source of tension between China and North Korea
is North Korea arresting Chinese doing business in North Korea
and accusing them of spying for South Korea. While some of
those arrested may be guilty, most could also be considered
spies for China. Any Chinese citizen travelling to North Korea
can expect to be called in by the Chinese government to be
debriefed by an intelligence analyst. To China this is normal,
to North Korea it is espionage and that is punishable by death.
The North Koreans are very aware of the network of Chinese
spies inside North Korea. China long considered Chinese
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intelligence network in North Korea. This, it is believed, would
make it more difficult for China to stage a coup against a North
Korean government that is increasingly unpopular in China.
April 7, 2015: American defense officials believe that North
Korea has mastered the technology to build a nuclear weapon
that will work on a ballistic missile. The Chinese apparently
agree as in 2013 China joined the international effort to ban
weapons exports to North Korea. In particular this was directed
at the nuclear weapons program in the north and was expected
to delay, at the very least, the development of a working
warhead. The Chinese ban meant that many industrial items
North Korea needs to make a workable nuclear warhead are
no longer easily available from Chinese manufacturers. This
was critical if North Korea was to “weaponize” their nuclear
device design to work in a missile (or even an aircraft bomb).
Russia had earlier made it very difficult for North Korea to
obtain Russian warhead tech. In the past Russia had allowed
older ballistic missile tech to be sold to North Korea, but since
2010 has stopped allowing any nuclear warhead stuff out. The
same with technical assistance from Pakistan, which was helped
by China to develop its nuclear warhead equipped missiles. The
Chinese have apparently persuaded the Pakistanis to rebuff
North Korean offers to buy warhead tech. For North Korea the
biggest obstacle to having a useable nuclear weapon is a reliable
warhead design. Testing such a design without actually firing
a live nuke into the ocean requires another bunch of tech (and
high-performance computers) that North Korea does not have.
The North Koreans have been resourceful about situations like
this in the past and were apparently able to build some of the
banned industrial items themselves. That did not take as long
as earlier estimated. Illegally obtaining some key chemicals and
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than anticipated. Before the recent announcement it was believed
it would be another 5-10 years before they would have a working
warhead for their missiles, or at least one compact and reliable
enough to be dropped from an aircraft. The new revelations
indicate that the North Korea weapons smuggling operation
has again succeeded in obtaining forbidden tech. Then again,
maybe not and it may all be paranoia in high places. There is
no real proof North Korea has a working nuclear warhead that
can survive use on a ballistic missile.
The U.S. also believes that the North Korean the Taepodong
(KN-08) ICBM is ready for service and is launched from a large
truck. This mobility makes it more difficult to find and destroy.
The Taepodong has a range of 9,000 kilometers, meaning it
can reach the west coast of the United States. While mobile
the Taepodong is a three stage liquid fueled rocket and that
means hours are needed to get one ready for launch. The North
Korean has long sought to develop an ICBM that can hit the
U.S. with a nuclear weapon. In response to that the United
States has already deployed an anti-missile system in Alaska
specifically to stop any such North Korean attack. For the
North Koreans to launch a successful attack they would need
at least a dozen Taepodong missiles and be able to launch them
simultaneously. If that happened, one or two might get through.
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launched without any warning. That is what North Korea is
working towards. Ally Iran has made considerable progress in
developing large solid fuel rocket motors and that technology
would be available to North Korea. Iran got this tech from
Pakistan, who got it from China who got it from Russia which
stole it from the United States.
April 5, 2015: South Korea has regained its leadership in
shipbuilding. In the first three months of 2015 South Korean
firms received orders for 2.31 million tons (CGT or compensated
gross tonnage) while second place Japan received 1.62 million
tons and China 1.35. In 2012 South Korea lost its decade
long battle with China to retain its lead in shipbuilding. That
was because of a five year depression in the world market for
shipping. This caused South Korean ship exports to fall 30
percent in 2012, to $37.8 billion. China, helped by government
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which made its yards more profitable and better able to beat
South Korea on price. The Chinese government also provides
its ship builders with more loans, allowing the builders to offer
better credit terms to customers. South Korea was still ahead of
China in total orders for ships. China was not able to keep its
lead as South Korea not only builds cheap but also does more
complex work to higher quality standards. Chinese shipyards
have been laying off workers because the new orders have been
falling. Meanwhile South Korea, which always had the lead
over China in building high-tech ships, is getting more orders
for these more expensive (and profitable) designs.
April 3, 2015: North Korea test fired four unguided rockets
out to 140 kilometers off its west coast. This follows similar
“rocket tests” the day before. There has been an increase in this
sort of thing in 2015. In mid-March they fired seven surfaceto-air missiles off its east coast. This followed the firing of
two SCUD ballistic missiles on the 2nd. These firing were
supposed to be a form of protest against joint training exercises
by American and South Korean forces that end on the 24th.
These training exercises are held regularly by the most capable
military forces and the U.S. and South Korea have long done this.
That bothers North Korea a lot because since the 1990s North
Korea has been too poor to keep up in the training department.
These days its nearly one million troops spend most of their
time growing food and working for civilian enterprises to earn
money to pay for fuel and other supplies the government can
no longer afford to provide. North Korea announced these
recent missile “tests” as they usually do without mentioning
that they have a growing number of missiles that are reaching
their expiration date (when too many aging components make
the weapon unreliable) and conducting all these missile and
rocket firing “tests” off the coasts is largely a case of “use it
or lose it” combined with “let’s try and scare our enemies.”
But this sort of thing has been going on for so long that it no
longer has much shock appeal, but it is good training for the
troops who operate these missiles and good for morale when
these launches seem to go well. What is never revealed is if the
guidance systems of these missiles were still functional. The
guidance systems are components most vulnerable to aging and
it is believed that many of these elderly missiles are launched
with the guidance systems disabled so that a guidance system
failure would not turn the missile firing into an obvious failure
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diplomats who were caught illegally selling alcoholic beverages.
In most Moslem countries the sale of alcoholic beverages are
forbidden to very restricted. North Korea diplomats in Pakistan
were caught selling alcohol in 2013 as well. Since the diplomats
have diplomatic immunity all the host country can do is expel
them. North Korea has to deal with this a lot. In March North
Korea apologized to Bangladesh after a North Korean diplomat
was caught trying to smuggle in 27 kg (59.4 pounds with $1.5
million) of gold into Bangladesh. The senior diplomat had
diplomatic immunity and apparently hoped that would protect
his luggage from inspection. In this case it didn’t. North Korean
diplomats are notorious crooks and since the 1990s have been
caught smuggling or distributing drugs and counterfeit currency
as well. More recently they have used their diplomatic immunity
to smuggle illegal items (it is illegal to bring more than two
kg of gold into Bangladesh without declaring it and paying a
fee). In most countries where North Korea ganger diplomats
are most active local police pay special attention to the North
Koreans in general. Other nations react by severely limiting the
number of North Korea diplomats admitted and given diplomatic
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down and all North Koreans expelled. This keeps North Korea
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March 31, 2015: Japan is extending its economic sanctions
on North Korea until 2017 because North Korea continues to
delay the promised release of details on Japanese citizens North
Korea kidnapped in the late 20th century.
March 30, 2015: China rejected the North Korean effort to
join the AIIB (Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank). South
Korea also applied and was accepted on March 26th. The AIIB
is part of a Chinese effort to build an alternative to Western
dominated financial institutions like the IMF and World Bank.
The AIIB would serve as an option especially for friends of
China in Asia. But the North Korean economy was seen as too
far gone even for the AIIB. This Chinese decision was also seen
as a message to North Korea to do what China wants or continue
to suffer for it. North Korea has been increasingly hostile to
Chinese investments in North Korea, which is counterproductive
since North Korea needs the foreign exchange. Chinese leaders
cannot understand this self-destructive behavior. South Korea,
in contrast, has been very receptive to Chinese investment
and Chinese investors have responded enthusiastically. For
example a Chinese firm paid over a billion dollars in early
2015 to obtain a controlling interest in a major South Korean
insurance company.
March 29, 2015: South Korea has flown most of its citizens
(including diplomatic personnel) out of Yemen, where a civil
war has gotten more intense and there is no government control
in most of the country.
March 26, 2015: It is the fifth anniversary of the 2010
“war” in which a North Korean submarine sunk a South Korea
corvette (eight months later North Korean artillery fired on a
South Korean island and inflicted casualties, something the
north takes credit for). North Korea still will not take credit for
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South Korea, China and Japan once more met to discuss what
to do with an increasingly dangerous and unpredictable North
Korea. The three also worked a growing list of other disputes
(mainly territorial and economic). The most divisive issue has
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defense system for protection from North Korean missile attack.
The Chinese would not come right out and say it but they object
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vulnerable to intimidation by Chinese ballistic missiles. South
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I hate Mondays. Today was no exception since it was a
cloudy day with rain in the forecast. Mondays are wash days.
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I was beginning to feel the onslaught of an allergy attack,
which would certainly be worsened by the dryer running most
of the morning
My self-pitying thoughts were interrupted by the ringing of
the telephone back in the other side of the house. “Here it is 7:30
a.m. and someone is calling,” I said to myself as I tripped over
the dog first and then the cat on my way to answer the phone.
“Hello,” I said in a somewhat hoarse but unfriendly voice.
“Grandma?” came the retort.
My heart swelled immediately, and I took in a quick sigh of
relief before I replied. My grandson Noah is in the Marines and
has been stationed in Baghdad but had been given just hours to
pack up and get ready to return to the states. A few hours later,
they cancelled those orders and ordered them back to Baghdad
for an unknown amount of time. My son and his wife were, as I
was, worried about him and anxious to have him home. With all
this running through my head, I finally answered the voice on
the phone with eagerness, “Hey, Sweetheart, where are you?”
“I’m on the way to visit you,” came the reply.
“Are you serious?” I asked in disbelief, “Where are you now?”
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“I just left Fort Smith and am heading to Fort Sill with one
of my buddies who lives there. We are traveling in his car.”
“Fort Smith? Fort Sill?” came my retort. I was confused since
he would have been returning to Camp Pendleton, a Marine
base, not an Army base. I said, “Why would you go there?”
There was a pause on the line and I feared I had lost the
connection but finally there was an unsure, “Is Margaret there?”
“No, there is no Margaret here. Who is Margaret?” I replied
as my heart fell.
“Uh,er...uh, I know you won’t believe me but I am in an
automobile traveling to visit my Grandmother and I have her
number on my speed dial. I pushed it and got you. I don’t know
how it happened but believe me, I am sorry,” the young voice
said at the other end of the line.
“Well, you may not believe me,” I replied, “but I have a
grandson who sounds just like you on the phone and always
starts out by saying, Grandma when he calls me. I wanted it
to be him more than you can know.
He has been in Kuwait City then Baghdad and then in Iran
waiting for orders to come home. He got them last week and
was ready to leave and they sent his platoon back to Baghdad.
He is a Marine from Camp Pendleton but lives in Fort Worth,”
I explained.
“This may be a wrong number,” I continued, “but it gives
me a chance to say something to you I would like to say to all
soldiers who have been involved in this war and the frightening
weeks since.
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my Noah through hearing your voice,” I told him.
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“By the way,” he said, “while we are still connected, let
me say thanks to you and all the other grandparents, parents,
siblings, friends and strangers who sent the many cards, pictures,
supplies and well wishes and prayers to us all. We were working
for one cause, together, no matter what branch of the military.
It was the folks at home who got us through and will get your
grandson through.”
“Thank you, for what you have done, for your wonderful
attitude and for your call. It has made me relieved, happy and
touched,” I told him. “Now, call your grandmother and tell her
she has a wonderful grandson.”
Again, he said thanks and the call ended.
My morning became special.
I sat in the chair for a while and tears flowed from my eyes
and my heart. Tears of every emotion you can imagine. I first
felt ashamed for being in a bad mood this morning.
Second, I felt as if I had actually heard from my beloved
grandson. I felt an overwhelming pride for those young and not
so young soldiers and the hardships they endure for strangers.
The risks they take in the name of freedom. I cried a few extra
tears for two 20-year-old babies/wise men who, through a wrong
connection on a cell phone blended into one for a few minutes
to give an aging grandmother a light heart and a warm feeling
of being touched by the spirit of all life.
As I found solace in the events of the morning, I realized I
didn’t even think of asking for his name. For a second I was
upset by this but then I realized, it was meant to be this way.
Now he will always be a voice saying, “Grandma?” and I will
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Many innovations have occurred in the fencing industry in
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to confine and protect livestock. Whether used as permanent,
periphery boundaries, temporary pasture dividers or to encircle
a house, fences need careful planning and construction for
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Several decisions must be made when installing fencing.
First, what is the fence to be used for?
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“Ma’am,” came his reply,
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the things that happen in this
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another grandmother.
I am more religious since being in Iraq. I have come to know
about faith first hand for the first time in my life. One thing
that has stood out clear among the soldiers I am stationed with
is that it is faith that gets us home. I kinda feel perhaps there
was a reason for this call going to you. It gives me a chance
to tell you a few things.
I was also stationed in Baghdad, also waited for orders to
return home, also was sent back to Baghdad, and now, finally
I am heading home. I am in the Army, however. I am only 20
and dreamed of being a soldier for a long time. It is different
from how I imagined it, and I have had to grow up a lot.
Perhaps this call came to you as a message from your grandson
saying he will also return home safely in the near future.”
“I really believe that,” I told him. “I heard his voice in you
and it gave me joy. It will always be a special call to remember.”
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Purpose of the Fence
The first consideration in deciding the best fence is the purpose
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Cattle
Most types of fence can be used with cattle, so most cattle
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and expected life of the fence when considering fencing strategy.
In the past, woven wire and barbed wire were the most common
fence types; however,high-tensile fencing is rapidly gaining
popularity in Tennessee.
Fence height for perimeter cattle fences should be a minimum
of 54 inches.
When bulls are penned separately from cows, special attention
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Fences for handling facilities must be strong enough to
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Sheep
Fences for sheep do not have to be as tall as for cattle,
but sheep have other special requirements. Predator control
is more important. Electric fences are particularly useful for
discouraging predators such as dogs and coyotes. Barbed wire
is not as effective with sheep, as the barbs tend to become
covered with wool.
Horses
Visibility is a necessary characteristic in fencing for
horses. Barbed wire should be avoided because there are
many opportunities for horses to tear their hide on the barbs.
High-tensile wire fences poses a threat to horses because they
may become entangled in the strands. The chance of this can
be decreased if high-tensile fences are made more visible by
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Swine require strong fences that are built close to the ground
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Barbed wire along the ground helps prevent rooting. Fences
need to be no higher than 54 inches. As with cattle-working
pens, fences around swine confinement units are likely to receive
heavy usage. Use heavy materials and sturdy construction for
long life and functionality.
Planning The Fence
Fencing is a costly investment. The location and arrangement
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“I was expecting you to call, for I heard you had come back
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‘D’ stands for Daniel as well as for Dorothy.”
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nine Dorothys have eighty-six sons and daughters and over
three hundred grandchildren,” said Billina, proudly.
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girl.
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want to. When you get tired, go back to the palace and find
your rooms, and I’ll come to you before luncheon is ready.”
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Aunt Em too terrified to scream. Next moment the poor woman
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“Save me, Henry, save me!”
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“Haven’t you, Henry? Haven’t you?” she asked anxiously.
“Nary gun, Em. So let’s die as brave an’ graceful as we can.
I knew our luck couldn’t last!”
“I won’t die. I won’t be eaten by a lion!” wailed Aunt Em,
glaring upon the huge beast. Then a thought struck her, and
she whispered, “Henry, I’ve heard as savage beastses can be
conquered by the human eye. I’ll eye that lion out o’ countenance
an’ save our lives.”
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“Try it, Em,” he returned, also in a whisper. “Look at him
as you do at me when I’m late to dinner.”
Aunt Em turned upon the Lion a determined countenance
and a wild dilated eye. She glared at the immense beast steadily,
and the Lion, who had been quietly blinking at them, began to
appear uneasy and disturbed.
“Is anything the matter, ma’am?” he asked, in a mild voice.
At this speech from the terrible beast Aunt Em and Uncle
Henry both were startled, and then Uncle Henry remembered that
this must be the Lion they had seen in Ozma’s Throne Room.
“Hold on, Em!” he exclaimed. “Quit the eagle eye conquest
an’ take courage. I guess this is the same Cowardly Lion Dorothy
has told us about.”
“Oh, is it?” she cried, much relieved.
“When he spoke, I got the idea; and when he looked so
‘shamed like, I was sure of it,” Uncle Henry continued.
Aunt Em regarded the animal with new interest.
“Are you the Cowardly Lion?” she inquired. “Are you
Dorothy’s friend?”
“Yes’m,” answered the Lion, meekly. “Dorothy and I are
old chums and are very fond of each other. I’m the King of
Beasts, you know, and the Hungry Tiger and I serve Princess
Ozma as her body guards.”
“To be sure,” said Aunt Em, nodding. “But the King of
Beasts shouldn’t be cowardly.”
“I’ve heard that said before,” remarked the Lion, yawning till
he showed two great rows of sharp white teeth; “but that does
not keep me from being frightened whenever I go into battle.”
“What do you do, run?” asked Uncle Henry.
“No; that would be foolish, for the enemy would run after
me,” declared the Lion. “So I tremble with fear and pitch in as
hard as I can; and so far I have always won my fight.”
“Ah, I begin to understand,” said Uncle Henry.
“Were you scared when I looked at you just now?” inquired
Aunt Em.
“Terribly scared, madam,” answered the Lion, “for at first I
thought you were going to have a fit. Then I noticed you were
trying to overcome me by the power of your eye, and your
glance was so fierce and penetrating that I shook with fear.”
This greatly pleased the lady, and she said quite cheerfully:
“Well, I won’t hurt you, so don’t be scared any more. I just
wanted to see what the human eye was good for.”
“The human eye is a fearful weapon,” remarked the Lion,
scratching his nose softly with his paw to hide a smile. “Had I
not known you were Dorothy’s friends I might have torn you
both into shreds in order to escape your terrible gaze.”
Aunt Em shuddered at hearing this, and Uncle Henry said
hastily:
“I’m glad you knew us. Good morning, Mr. Lion; we’ll
hope to see you again--by and by--some time in the future.”
“Good morning,” replied the Lion, squatting down upon the
lawn again. “You are likely to see a good deal of me, if you
live in the Land of Oz.”
Chapter 8
After leaving the Whimsies, Guph continued on his journey
and penetrated far into the Northwest. He wanted to get to the
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cross the Ripple Land, which was a hard thing to do. For the
Ripple Land was a succession of hills and valleys, all very steep
and rocky, and they changed places constantly by rippling.
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paid no attention to the changing hills and valleys and plodded
along as calmly as if walking upon the level ground.
The result of this wise persistence was that the General finally
reached firmer soil and, after penetrating a dense forest, came
to the Dominion of the Growleywogs.
No sooner had he crossed the border of this domain when two
guards seized him and carried him before the Grand Gallipoot
of the Growleywogs, who scowled upon him ferociously and
asked him why he dared intrude upon his territory.
“I’m the Lord High General of the Invincible Army of the
Nomes, and my name is Guph,” was the reply. “All the world
trembles when that name is mentioned.”
The Growleywogs gave a shout of jeering laughter at this,
and one of them caught the Nome in his strong arms and tossed
him high into the air. Guph was considerably shaken when he
fell upon the hard ground, but he appeared to take no notice
of the impertinence and composed himself to speak again to
the Grand Gallipoot.
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“My master, King Roquat the Red, has sent me here to confer
with you. He wishes your assistance to conquer the Land of Oz.”
Here the General paused, and the Grand Gallipoot scowled
upon him more terribly than ever and said:
“Go on!”
The voice of the Grand Gallipoot was partly a roar and partly
a growl. He mumbled his words badly and Guph had to listen
carefully in order to understand him.
These Growleywogs were certainly remarkable creatures.
They were of gigantic size, yet were all bone and skin and
muscle, there being no meat or fat upon their bodies at all. Their
powerful muscles lay just underneath their skins, like bunches
of tough rope, and the weakest Growleywog was so strong
that he could pick up an elephant and toss it seven miles away.
It seems unfortunate that strong people are usually so
disagreeable and overbearing that no one cares for them. In
fact, to be different from your fellow creatures is always a
misfortune. The Growleywogs knew that they were disliked and
avoided by every one, so they had become surly and unsociable
even among themselves.
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