Caroga Lake - The Leader Herald

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Lake Country 2009 • The Leader-Herald
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Don’t Miss Out on Summer Fun!
LITTAUER HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS ARE AVAILABLE TO HELP KEEP YOU WELL.
Contact one of the LITTAUER Primary/Specialty Care Centers
to schedule an appointment.
Caroga Lake
1840 State Highway 10
835-2341 Family Medicine
Prescriptions Filled
Gloversville
99 East State Street
773-5690 Adult Medicine
General Surgery
773-5691 Neurology
773-5729 Women’s Health
775-4234 Pediatrics
775-4133 Urology
775-4073 Occupational Medicine
182 Steele Avenue
773-7520 Pediatrics
Johnstown
23 South Perry Street
762-6731 Pediatrics
736-1517 General Surgery
2 Fon Clair Terrace
Mayfield
661-5725 Pediatrics
Perth
883-8634 Women’s Health
883-8624 Pediatrics
883-4762 Occupational Medicine
Speculator
State Highway 8
Prescriptions Filled
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Laboratory Services on Site
Most Insurances Accepted—including Senior Blue
NATHAN LITTAUER HOSPITAL Q 99 E. STATE ST. Q GLOVERSVILLE, NY 12078 Q 518.725.8621
By RICHARD NILSEN
The Leader-Herald
Although Sherman’s Amusement
Park is for sale and closed for the season, another historic destination for
summer vacationers is still going
strong at Pine Lake.
Jeff Houck said his parents, Bill
and Chardel Houck, first bought the
campground part of the park property
in 1971, then completed the purchase
in 1990 by adding the pavilion area.
The completed project includes the
private beach, boating access, campgrounds, seasonal mobile home sites
and the Adirondack Paradise pavilion. His dad is still a “silent partner”
in the endeavor, and isn’t always
silent about the park.
“He still tells me when I’m doing
something wrong,” Jeff Houck said
with a laugh.
Although no longer an amusement
park with rides and concessions of 40
years ago, Houck said they have
changed with the times and keep
adding what works.
With the closing of Sherman’s,
Houck put on fireworks July 3 at Pine
Lake. He also is hosting most of the
lake association picnics in the area
and plans two events in coordination
with the town museum. They have already planned fireworks for next July
and are looking at possible craft and
company picnic venues in the future.
“The big growth areas seem to be
in catering wedding receptions, graduation and anniversary parties,” he
said. “There’s also been a big surge
in camping and mobile home seasonal sites.”
Jeff Houck said the area offers a
nearby “quiet getaway” destination
for the capital district and Utica/Syracuse areas. On July 21, Houck had a
group of students visiting him from
Sauquoit Valley High School, about
Pine Lake Park still going strong
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The Leader-Herald/Bill Trojan
Jeff Houck, left, owner of Pine Lake Park, gets a lei placed around his neck by greeter Nikole Hulten of Little Falls during a beach party in the Adirondack Paradise pavilion in July.
10 miles south of Utica, where he
teaches math. They were visiting with
students Sam, Ryan and Jim Drake,
who have a camp on Piseco Lake.
Sam Drake said they came to see
what Houck was up to “on vacation.”
Houck was having a busy vacation,
with an “indoor beach party” on July
21 featuring the local bands Saving
Atlantis, Dream Team Nation and
Permagrin. Each Tuesday starting at
7 p.m., there is live music by area
bands in the Adirondack Paradise
pavilion at the park. These events are
open to the public. Upcoming events
in coordination with the Caroga Lake
Museum include the Swing Doctors
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Palmer
Pharmacy
“for old fashioned service and courtesy”
Pharmacists - Carole Deyoe • Tom Friello • Bob Sullivan • Robin Carville
• Patient/Prescription Consultation
• Senior Discount •
Medicare, Medicaid, EPIC & Most Third Party
Insurance Plans Honored
• Diabetic Supplies • Blood Pressure Kits
• Stethoscopes • Commodes • Walkers • Canes •
Crutches • Wrist, Knee & Back Supports •
Surgical & Support Stockings • Post Mastectomy Supplies
Nature’s Bounty Vitamins
FOX RUN GOLF CLUB
Memberships
Available
762-3717
Open to the Public
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“If we don’t have it, we can get it!”
RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
Serving Lunch and Dinner Daily Specials
Booking Parties • Banquets • Outings
Tournament and Dining Dates Are Available. Call for more information, 762-3717
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129 FOX RUN DR. (Near FMCC), JOHNSTOWN, N.Y. 12095
The Best Birthdays Happen
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AUTOMATIC SCORING
2 Games of Bowling
Shoe Rental
Slice of pizza
Soda - regular size
Invitations • Balloons
Bumpers Upon Request
T-Shirt to Birthday Child
Free Pick-Up & Delivery to Gloversville,
Johnstown and Fonda Fultonville Areas
2 E. MAIN, JOHNSTOWN • 762-8319
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am to 7 pm; Sat. 8:30 am to 2 pm, Sun. 9 am - 1 pm
New Carts w/Windshields,
Ball washers • Bag Covers
1 Maple Ave., Johnstown, NY
www.perrylanes.com
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The calendar of events is com- feature The Karg Bros. band
piled from various sources. The from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Admission will be free.
Leader-Herald advises people to
call the venues ahead of time in
August 4 Fultonville
case of cancellations.
The Olde Main Street Shoppes
in Fultonville will host an emAugust
broidery workshop from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Participants will learn
August 3 St. Johnsville
The Summer Band Concert at basic embroidery techniques by
the St. Johnsville Marina will decorating a pillow or fabric
blocks for quilting that they may
take home. (Note: embroidered
fabric blocks may be used in the
next workshop on hand-quilting.)
The cost of this workshop is $10,
which includes all materials.
Pre-registration required. This
• Breakfast •
workshop is recommended for
ages 7 to 12.
• Lunch •
For more information, contact
• Daily Specials •
Jolene or Shad at 853-3194 or
• Homemade Soup • [email protected]
m, or visit www.oldemainstreetMonday - Friday 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM
shoppes.com.
Vintage
Cafe
Saturday 7:30 -11:00 AM
21 West Main, Johnstown
762-0030
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Connor Maloney of Ellicotte City, Md., leads the pack in his go
cart at the High Rollers Family Fun Center in Amsterdam in July.
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Aug. 4 Fonda
Fonda Speedway will host racing events at 6 p.m.
For additional information, go
to the Fonda Speedway Web site
at www.fondaspeedway.net.
Aug. 5 Caroga Lake
Royal Mountain Supercross
will host supercross racing at 7
p.m.
Admission will cost $8 at the
gate for adults and $3 for children.
For additional information, call
Jim Blaise at 835-6445 or e-mail
The Olde Main Street Shoppes him at [email protected].
in Fultonville will host a handqulting workshop from 10 a.m. to August 6 Fultonville
2 p.m. Participants will learn
in
Fultonville will host a handbasic quilting techniques by creating a quilted pillow that they may quilting workshop from 10 a.m.
take home. The cost of this work- to 2 p.m. Participants will learn
shop is $10 (includes both days), basic quilting techniques by creand includes all materials. Pre- ating a quilted pillow that they
registration required. This work- may take home. The cost of this
shop is recommended for ages 5 workshop is $10 for both days,
which and includes all materials.
to 12.
For more information, contact Pre-registration required. This
Jolene or Shad at 853-3194 or workshop is recommended for
[email protected] ages 5 to 12. For more informa, or visit www.oldemainstreet- tion, contact Jolene or Shad at
853-3194 or [email protected].
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NAPA AUTO
PARTS
208 N. PERRY ST.,
JOHNSTOWN
762-1661
People check out cars at a car show on North Main Street in
Gloversville in July. Proceeds from the event benefited the local
Boys and Girls Club.
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Liquors
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518-762-7572
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Largest Selection of Wines, Champagnes & Gift Sets
NYS Lottery Now Available!
Open: Mon-Sat 9am - 9pm; Sun Noon - 5pm
We Accept All Major Credit Cards
ELMWOOD AVE.
(The Old Ruby & Quiri building)
GLOVERSVILLE
773-7339
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County Raffle will take place
streetshoppes.com, or visit Aug. 7 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at
www.oldemainstreetshoppes.com. the Holiday Inn, 308 N. Comrie
Ave., Johnstown.
Aug. 7 Fort Plain
The Twister Valley Sports August 7 Wells
The Wells Olde Home Days &
Complex on Route 5S will have
Carnival,
an annual two-day celmotocross racing. Gates will
open at 4 p.m. Admission will be ebration, will begin.
There will be amusements, a
charged.
parade, contests, games and food.
The theme for 2009 will be
Aug. 7 Caroga Lake
The North Bush United “Wells — A Four Season PlayMethodist Church will host a ground.” The event is sponsored
Family Night at 6 p.m. with by the Wells Improvement
Group. For more information,
games and snacks.
There will be a movie at 7:30 call 924-3040.
p.m.
August 8 Caroga
Everyone is welcome.
The Fulton County Lakes Garden Tour will take place from 10
August 7 Johnstown
The Fulton County Regional a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets will cost
Chamber of Commerce & Indus- $20 in advance and $25 on the
try will host its 15th annual day of the event. Tickets may be
fundraiser to benefit its tourism purchased at the Fulton County
department’s efforts to promote Regional Chamber of Commerce
the region. The Bet on Fulton
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UNION HALL
Inn
OUR
PATIO
IS
NOW
OPEN!
Regular & Tavern Menu Available
Entrees from $8
Lunch ~
Tues. - Fri.
11:30 - 2
Take-Outs!
762-3210
Dinner ~
Tues. - Sat.
5:00 - 9
Intersection Rt. 67 and Main Street, Johnstown
William Kenyon, left, of Johnstown, looks at a garage sale item
being shown to him by his grandmother, Natalie Klohck, of Johnstown, at the Town Line Museum in Johnstown last July.
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Many Other Framing Products & Services Available • Creative Design
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& Industry or at Ruby & Quiri.
Call 725-2083, 736-5130 or
775-1606 for additional information. All proceeds will benefit the
Senior Citizens Service Center of
Gloversville & Fulton County.
The rain date will be Aug. 9.
August 8 Wells
The Wells Olde Home Days &
Carnival will continue.
There will be amusements, a
parade, contests, games and food.
The theme for 2009 is Wells-A
Four Season Playground.
The event is sponsored by
Wells Improvement Group.
For more information, call
924-3040.
Aug. 8 Ephratah
The Caroga Creek raceway will
host racing.
Eric Miller or Tom Hall at 993- Painter and sculptor Michael Ringer of Alexandria Bay, left, shows Cely and Tom Eustace of Ben3744 or go to the Web site at son one of his paintings on display inside the Inn at the Bridge during the Adirondack Woodwww.carogacreekraceway.com. working and Fine Art Show sponsored by the Northville Rotary at the inn in Northville in July.
Aug. 8 Fonda
Fonda Speedway will host racing events at 7 p.m.
to the Fonda Speedway Web site
at www.fondaspeedway.net.
August 10 St. Johnsville
A summer concert at the St.
Johnsville Marina will feature the
band Rusty Doves from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. Admission will be
free.
SERVICE
PARTS • REPAIRS
For most makes of
Lawn Mowers
Chain Saws
Weed Eaters
Generators
Tillers
in Fultonville will host a birch
bark weaving workshop from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. Participants will
learn basic weaving techniques
by creating a birch bark picture
that they may take home. The
cost of this workshop is $10,
which includes all materials.
Pre-registration required. This
ages 5 to 12. For more information, contact Jolene or Shad at
853-3194, or e-mail [email protected], or visit
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DISCOUNT
PAINT BALL
Lowest Prices in Area
Purchase CO2 Tank or
Compressed Air Tank
1st Fill is FREE
Closed Tuesday and Sunday • 773-7175
The Small Non-Aggregate Leach Field with
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Ask for the Eljen GSF
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Call 518-661-5601
MILLERʼs Ready-Mix
301 Riceville Road, Mayfield, NY
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shoppes.com.
www.oldemainstreetshoppes.com.
Aug. 12 Caroga Lake
The Royal Mountain SuperAugust 11 Lake Pleasant
cross
will host supercross racing
Adirondack
photographer
Gerry Lemmo will give a presen- at 7 p.m. Admission will cost $8
tation at the Lake Pleasant Li- at the gate, or $3 for children
brary at 7 p.m. The event is ages 6 to 11.
sponsored by the Friends of the
Jim
Blaise at 835-6445 or e-mail
Lake Pleasant Library.
[email protected].
The Olde Main Street Shoppes August 13 Piseco
Woods Tea Company, a folk
in Fultonville will host a decoupage with fabric workshop group from Vermont, will perfrom 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Partici- form at 7 p.m. at the Piseco Lipants will learn basic fabric de- brary (in the Piseco school),
coupage
techniques
by Route 8.
decorating a jar or plate that they
may take home. The cost of this
workshop is $10, which includes
in Fultonville will host a needleall materials. Pre-registration repoint workshop from 10 a.m. to
quired. This workshop is recom2 p.m. Participants will learn
mended for ages 5 to 12. For
basic needlepoint techniques by
more information, call Jolene or
creating a needlepoint picture
Shad at 853-3194 or e-mail
that they may take home. The
[email protected]
m, or visit www.oldemainstreetContinued on Page 9
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Saturday 9-9
Sunday 12-4
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Jacob Sisco of Fort Hunter takes a try at the bat-and-trap game
during the Colonial Family Field Day at Old Fort Johnson in July.
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Amsterdam
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cost of this workshop is $10, and
includes all materials. Pre-registration required. This workshop
is recommended for ages 5 to 12.
For more information, contact Jolene or Shad at 853-3194, or
e-mail
[email protected], or visit www.oldemainstreetshoppes.com.
Aug. 14 Ephratah
host racing at the raceway.
Eric Miller or Tom Hall at 9933744, or go to the Web site
www.carogacreekraceway.com.
August 13 Speculator
The TWIGS Craft Fair will
take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at the Speculator Ballfield/Pavilion.
The event is sponsored by the
Hamilton County TWIGS.
August 14 Pine Lake
The Caroga Historical Museum
will present a concert by Christopher Shaw, an Adirondack folk
singer and storyteller, at Adirondack Paradise at Pine Lake Park
in Caroga, on Route 29A and
Route 10.
The show will start at 7 p.m.
Admission will cost $5 for
adults.
Macenzie Blush of Caroga takes a close look at a dirt bike for sale during the Caroga garage sale
in July.
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday.
Refreshments will be available
at 4 p.m. provided by the Hamilton County TWIGS.
For more information, call
548-4478.
So many things to do, you
may just forget to go home.
in Fultonville will host a knitting
August 15-16 Speculator
A Colonial re-enactment will workshop from 10 a.m. to noon.
take place at the Speculator ball- Participants will learn basic knitfield/pavilion, Route 30, from ting techniques by creating a
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and
Chamber of Commerce/Office of Tourism,
Routes 30 & 8, Box 184, Speculator, NY
At the crossroads of two Scenic Byways
The Adirondack Loft
518-548-4521
speculatorchamber.com
Tack & Horse Supplies
• Bar FFlex
• Vita er
• Weavboy Magic
• Cow in’ Tree
gs
• Lean , Puzzles & Mu
Cards rn Candles
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Gift Certificates
Available
Mon. - Sat. 10 - 4
Sun. 10-3 Eve. by appt.
• Vest
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Jacke ,
Visors ts,
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Co.”
280 Bemis Rd.
Gloversville
775-1954
Our mountains, rivers and lakes offer an
abundance of activities for all ages, in
every season. Swim, boat, fish and play golf.
Trails for hiking, mountain biking, skiing and
snowmobiling await. Accommodations and
restaurants are easily accessible throughout the area. Visit our website for lodging,
dining, events, maps and more.
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A 1950s-style gas station replica is shown at the Town Line Museum in Johnstown in June.
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Nautilus Equipment
Hammer Strength
Dumbbells up to 150 lbs.
Tanning/Saunas
Racquetball
Basketball
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Bob Anderson, left, a member of the Northville Rotary, and Theo
Horesco, president of the Rotary, cook food on a grill outside the
Inn at the Bridge during the Adirondack Woodworking and Fine
Art Show sponsored by the Rotary at the inn in Northville in July.
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Gem Mining • Dino Dig
Nature Discovery Train Ride
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“Family Fun”
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small project of their choice. The
cost of this workshop is $5 and
does not include materials. This
people 12 and older. For more information, call Jolene or Shad at
853-3194, or e-mail [email protected], or visit
www.oldemainstreetshoppes.com.
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Along with our full
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Tel 518 773-8457
Fax 518 773-9734
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workshop from 1 to 3 p.m.
Participants will learn basic
knitting techniques by creating a
small project of their choice. The
cost of this workshop is $5 and
does not include materials. This
people 12 and older. For more information, contact Jolene or Shad
at
853-3194
or
e-mail
[email protected]
m, or visit www.oldemainstreetshoppes.com.
workshop from 3 to 5 p.m. Participants will learn basic knitting
techniques by creating a small
project of their choice. The cost
of this workshop is $5 and does
People are shown enjoying a beach on the shore of the Great
Sacandaga Lake in July.
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331 Bridge Street, Northville, NY 12134
(518) 863-4200
Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
St. Mary’s Hospital is pleased to
announce the addition of
Samuel Dean Detweiler, MD
Dr. Detweiler is welcoming new patients
as well as former patients of Dr. Dasher’s
practice beginning July 1st.
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People are seen at the beach on West Caroga Lake in July.
Visit
The area is full of fun things for
everyone to do this summer!
Come for the past, stay for the present.
A historic time for the whole family!
The Schoharie Crossing Aqueduct.
Remains of the original Erie Canal.
On site is also a restored canal store
and historic lock from the 1850’s.
Visitors to the Arkell Museum at Canajoharie will
discover paintings by American artists such as
Winslow Homer, Childe Hassam, Robert Henri and
Georgia O’Keefe on display in the Galleries.
A variety of exciting programs and events are
scheduled throughout the year!
Richard
Poole
Trio Concert
at Arkell Museum
August 22nd
DON’T
MISS!
Old Fort
Johnson Movie
Night
Aug. 15th
NOT JUST
FOR KIDS
Storytelling at
Schoharie Crossing Sundays in
August
View of the
1750 fur
trading post
Fort Klock
located along
Rt. 5 in St.
Johnsville
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Native American Culture is a huge part
of our past. The Mohawk Valley was
named for its first settlers, the Mohawks.
Old Fort Johnson Original home to Sir. William Johnson,
Deputy of Indian Affairs in the
Mohawk Valley from 1762-1774
Call for your FREE Travel Guide and
Calendar of Events 1-800-743-7337
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Boats are tied to their slips at the Inn at the Bridge docks in Northville in July.
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Tony Pepicelli (11A) races with Elmo Reckner (17) during July 18 modified action at Fonda Speedway.
Adirondack Spintacular
(sponsored by Positudes & Center for Donation and Transplant)
www.adirondackspintacular.com
Run, Cycle, or Walk
for
Hemophilia and Organ Donation
Awareness
Saturday, August 15, 2009
(rain or shine)
10:00 a.m.
Registration $25.00 for Run/Cycle/Walk
Includes
BBQ & Silent Auction to follow
To Attend BBQ only $15.00
Call (518) 863-8998 or email
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A scenic 5 K, 6 or 12-mile route amidst the Adirondack Mountains,
along the Great Sacandaga Lake in Mayfield, NY.
Course starts and finishes at the Fairgrounds across from the Mayfield
Firehouse, School St. Mayfield, NY.
Proceeds to benefit the Lawrence Madeiros Scholarship Fund to be awarded to
graduating high school seniors, living with a chronic disorder, continuing their
educations.
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not include materials. This workshop is recommended for ages 12
and up. For more information,
contact Jolene or Shad at 8533194, or e-mail [email protected], or visit
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August 15 Mayfield
The annual Adirondack Spintacular will begin at 10 a.m. at
the Fairgrounds across from the
Mayfield Fire Department on
School Street.
Registration will be $25 for
runners, cyclists and walkers.
This includes a barbecue and a
silent auction. For additional information,
call
Carol
at
86308998 or by e-mail at
[email protected]
m.
Rural Felicity will perform at 7
p.m. at the Speculator Gazebo.
The group will perform 18thcentury music.
Bring your own chairs. The
event is sponsored by the Historical Society of Lake Pleasant &
Speculator.
Men go fishing in a small boat on the Great Sacandaga Lake as a jet ski passes by in July.
benefit the shooting sports, range
development, safety and conservation.
The event will be catered by
the Union Hall of Johnstown.
Ticket costs are $35. Ticket
packages are available by contacting Paul Shaw at 548-4213
([email protected]) or
The 5th annual Friends of the Fran Gramlich at 548-7343
NRA Fundraiser/Banquet will ([email protected]). All are
take place at 5:30 p.m. at the welcome.
Morehouse Recreation Center,
Route 8, Morehouse. Games, raf- August 15 Lake Pleasant
fles, and silent and live auctions
The Ninth Annual Antique &
will be held to raise funds for
state and national programs to
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A boat gets ready to pass under the Northville bridge in July.
DOMESTIC & FOREIGN AUTO REPAIRS
Don’t let the insurance company persuade you
where to go for your collision repairs.
Exercise your right to choose the shop of your choice.
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Wheel Alignments, Brakes, Tune Ups, Air Conditioning, Etc.
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Classic Boat Show is planned.
Aug. 15 Caroga Lake
The North Bush United
Methodist Church will be hosting
an ice cream social with light
food from 3 to 7 p.m. at the
church.
The Durey Creek Bluegrass
Band will perform during the social.
Aug. 15 Fonda
The Fonda Speedway will host
racing events at 6 p.m.
to the Fonda Speedway Web site,
www.fondaspeedway.net.
Aug. 15 Johnstown
The Glove-Cities Colonials
will play Southern Tier Warriors
at 7:30 p.m. For additional information, go to www.glovecitiescolonials.com
Aug. 15 Johnstown
The Lazy Eight RC Club 23rd
annual Charity Air Show to benefit the James A. Brennan Humane Society will take place at
the club flying field behind
Rogers
Orchard
at
144
Knoblauch Road.
The event will feature giantscale radio-controlled model airplanes.
There will be free parking.
Food will be available for purchase.
The cost of the event will be
$3. Children ages 12 and
younger may enter for free.
The Gloversville Civic Band performs at Melchoir Park in Gloversville in July.
Aug. 16 Johnstown
The Lazy Eight RC Club 23rd
annual Charity Air Show to benefit the James A. Brennan Humane Society will take place at
the club flying field behind
Rogers
Orchard
at
144
Knoblauch Road.
This event will feature giantscale radio-controlled model airplanes. There will be free
parking.
Food will be available for purchase.
COME ENJOY SUNSET DINNERS ON OUR TERRACE
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Country Club
146 Steele Road (off Rt. 29)
(3 miles east of Johnstown)
736-4622 FAX 762-4862
Always Open to the Public
18 Holes, Grass Driving Range
Memberships Available
Sr. Rates
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For more information, contact
The cost of the event will be Jim Blaise at 835-6445 or send
to
royalmoun$3. Children ages 12 and e-mail
[email protected].
younger will be admitted free.
Aug. 21 Fort Plain
Aug. 19 Caroga Lake
Twister Valley Sports Complex
The Royal Mountain Supercross will be holding supercross on Route 5S will have motocross
racing at 7 p.m. Admission will racing at 4 p.m.
Admission will be charged.
be $8 at the gate. Children ages 6
to 11 pay $3.
Aug. 21 Ephratah
be hosting racing.
For more information, call Eric
Save MONEY on GAS Miller or Tom Hall at 993-3744,
Plus get some healthy exercise!
or go to www.carogacreek-raceRALEIGH • CANNONDALE way.com.
Aug. 22 Caroga Lake
REDLINE • FUJI
The Caroga Historical MuServicing All Makes and Models
seum, 145 London Bridge Road,
will host a concert by Captain
FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES AND CLOTHING:
Squeeze and the Zydeco Moshers
Helmets • Gloves • Bags • Etc.
at 7 p.m.
INLINE SKATES AND PARTS: Bearings • Wheels • Pads
Admission will cost $10 at the
HOURS: Monday to Friday 10-6 • Saturday 10-3 • Closed Sunday door.
PEDAL POWER!
50 CHESTNUT ST., JOHNSTOWN • 762-1342
Activity on the Great Sacandaga Lake as seen from Division
Street in Northville in July.
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Corner of Route 30A & Harrison St. Gloversville, NY
518-725-4341
Mon.-Thurs. and Sat. 9 to 5:30; Fri. 9 to 7
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The Northampton Marina in Northampton is shown in July.
Kingsboro Golf Club
and Mulligans Restaurant
301 N. Kingsboro Ave., Gloversville, NY 12078
Phone: 518.773.4600 • Fax: 518.725.1379
[email protected]
2009 Season
Membership Rates
People go to a garage sale on Route 29 in Caroga in July.
252 N. Main Street
Northville, NY • 863-6056
Full Unlimited Membership $450
Senior Membership $350
Junior Membership
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Group Membership
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Family Membership $900
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Visit our website:
Local Artwork • Cedar Log Beds
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Lake Shirts • Hoodies
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and Much More!
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Call Us For Your
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Birthday and Anniversary Parties
Banquets and Meetings
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The Leader-Herald/James A. Ellis
Kenny Gates (35) leads Chucky Dumblewski, back, and Roy Fifield during pro stock action at Fonda Speedway in July.
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Day Lilies • Paintings
Gift Bags
China and Furniture Treasures
Pottery • Jams
Pies and Other Baked Goods
Maple Syrup
Not Open For Picking On Rainy Days
Directions: From Gloversville toward Caroga Lake, 29A by
State Campsite sharp left onto Beechridge Road, 2 1/2 miles to
Mussey Rd., turn right. Barn at top of hill.
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4708 State Highway 30, Amsterdam
518-842-3500
OPEN: Monday thru Friday 6:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Saturday & Sunday 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Local bands entertain Pine Lake Park visitors
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Aug. 1, Adirondack musician/storyteller Chris Shaw Aug. 14 and Captain Squeeze and Zydeco Mosher
Aug. 22. Tickets may be purchased
at the Caroga Museum from 1 to 4
p.m. Thursday through Saturday before the events for $8 (Swing Doctors
and Zydeco) or $10 at the door. The
Shaw performance will cost $5.
Caroga Historian Inger McDaniels
said the Houcks were donating their
dance hall for the concerts.
According to the historic link at the
Pine Lake Park Web site, the dance
hall wast started in spring 1924 by
Joseph Groshans, a prominent local
businessman, logger and sawmill operator.
“It was Mr. Groshans’ sincere desire to bring entertainment, dancing
and pleasure to the inhabitants of Fulton and Hamilton counties. Little did
he realize that his efforts would survive until the present day,” Bill
Houck wrote.
The Houcks are the third owners of
the park since Groshans.
“In 1961, following the death of
People gather on the dance floor as the band Saving Atlantis performs in the Adirondack Paradise Mr. Groshans the previous year, the
pavilion during a beach party at the Pine Lake Park in July.
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other vital organs. Severe cases can involve surgery that attaches steel
rods to the spine to force the spine to straighten.
There is hope.
Chiropractic care has helped many people avoid the unfortunate
effects of scoliosis. Early detection is critical. The chiropractic solution
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unique case. Leg length imbalances are measured and corrected.
Chiropractic adjustments help improve the function, mobility and
symmetry of the spine.
Call 773-2000 today for a complimentary scoliosis screening
and find out first hand the distinct advantage of chiropractic care.
Adirondack Chiropractic Center
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Children from the Caroga Recreation program play at the New York State Campground in Caroga Lake in July.
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Rt. 30 N. • Mayfield • 661-7711
Lakefront Dining at Its Best!
Featuring Italian Family Recipes
Steaks • Seafood • Homemade Pasta
Burgers • Salads • Sandwiches
Enjoy our Huge Deck and Outdoor Patio, Dock at
Our 70 Slip Marina, Two Banquet Rooms, Three Fireplaces,
Celebrate a Wedding Or Join Us for Lanzi’s Special Events!
Open All Year Round • Serving Lunch & Dinner
SPORT ISLAND PUB
on the Great Sacandaga
The Leader-Herald/Bill Cain
Amsterdamʼs Tony Patane (6) is welcomed home by Derek Marshall (5), whom he had just drove in with a home run, and Ian
Choy (12) as Glens Falls catcher Connor Gandossy waits during
the third inning of a New York Collegiate Baseball League game
at Shuttleworth Park.
ARIETTA HOTEL RESTAURANT
Route 10, (4 miles N. of Pine Lake, Arietta) • 835-4106
• Prime Rib • Fresh Seafood
• Roast Pork • Baked Turkey • Roast Beef
Just south of Northville Bridge
108 Riverside Blvd., Northville 863-2003
DAILY SPECIALS
DINNERS
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday 5-9
Sunday 12-7
21 Item salad bar, regular menu
plus unadvertised specials!
every sunday
Roast Turkey or Pork
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LUNCHES
Wednesday thru Sunday
CLOSED MONDAY & TUESDAY
Now booking parties & banquets - call for menu
Senior Citizens Groups • Bus Tours • Golfers Welcome
Browse through our:
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• Gourmet Foods
• Jewelry
Steaks, Seafood, Pub Fare,
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Directly on the Sacandaga Lake
Large Outdoor Patio • 40 Courtesy Docks
Beach Front • Fantastic View of the Lake
OPEN YEAR ROUND • LUNCH & DINNER
Entertainment on the Weekends
• Work by Regional Artists
• Antiques
835-2624
• Vintage Items
• Garden Ornaments
Located at the corners of Rt. 10 & 29A (former Unger House)
Open: Thursday and Friday 10 to 5
Saturday 11 to 4 and Sunday 11 to 3
Diane Perrella, Proprietress
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A view of Lake Pleasant as seen from the Speculator Village Beach in July.
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Whether looking for homes, vacation homes,
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385 S. Main Street
Gloversville
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Thurs. 9am-8pm
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Including Hoffman • Benartex
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Quilting Books & Patterns
Decorative Threads
Silk Ribbons
Specialty Needles
Sewing Machine Attachments
www.gloversvillesewingcenter.com
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The Speculator Loop Mountain Bike Trail station on Route 30 in
Speculator in July.
Nor thville
Liquor
172 N. MAIN ST., NORTHVILLE, NY • 863-4121
Open: Monday thru Saturday 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Open: Sunday in the Summer 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm
A bicyclist crosses over the Northville bridge in July.
McGREGOR’S STOVES and
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• Fireplaces & Inserts
• Chimney Repairs and Liners
• Tools and Accessories
• Chimney Cleaning
& Installations
• Glass Doors
• Zero Clearance Fireplaces
Complete installations,
free standing and inserts
FENCING
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• Wood Fence
Post and Rail
• Chain Link
• PVC Vinyl
• Aluminum Ornamental
• Retaining Wall
THE HERITAGE
& Decks
• Outdoor Furniture
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Breana McCoy, left, and Louis Emden, both of Johnstown, enjoy lunch at a picnic table at Johnson Hall State Historic Site in Johnstown last July.
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LAYAWAYS
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Aug. 26 Caroga Lake
The Royal Mountain Supercross will hold supercross racing
at 7 p.m. Admission will be $8 at
the gate. Children ages 6 to 11
pay $3.
For additional information,
contact Jim Blaise at 835-6445
or send e-mail to royalmoun- www.carogacreekraceway.com.
September
[email protected].
Aug. 30 Ephratah
Aug. 28 Ephratah
The Caroga Creek raceway September 4 Ephratah
The Caroga Creek raceway will host racing.
For additional information, call be hosting racing.
will host racing.
For additional information, call Eric Miller or Tom Hall at 993Eric Miller or Tom Hall at 993- 3744 or go to the Web site at Eric Miller or Tom Hall at 9933744 or go to the Web site at www.carogacreekraceway.com.
The Parson’s
Wife Country Primitives
Sterling Jewelry
• Dishes • Old Utensils
• Rusty Tin
• Stained Stitchery
• Signs • Quilt Throws
• Plaques
The Cupboards
Are Full!
Come wander in!
2609 Rt. 30A
Between Johnstown & Fonda
Thurs & Fri 10-5
Saturday 11-3 or So
Also By Chance
518-332-3665
A canoe is seen on Caroga Lake in July.
Wendy’s
North Country
Florist and Gift Shop
New
“Country House”
Gift Items!
PLACEMATS,
CURTAINS &
MORE!
957 St. Hwy., Rt. 30, Northville
863-4374
(One mile South of the Nʼville Bridge)
Full service Florist • UPS Shipping Counter
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Friday & Saturday 9-10 • Sunday Noon-4
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The Leader-Herald/Bill Cain
Amsterdam catcher Derek Marshall pops up to look a Glens Falls
runner back to first base after blocking a pitch in the dirt during a
New York Collegiate Baseball League game at Shuttleworth Park
in July.
Carden Family
Auction Services
Two personal watercrafts cross the Great Sacandaga Lake near
the state campground in Northampton in July.
VROOMAN’S HOTEL
DOWNTOWN CAROGA LAKE
835-2201
After A Round of Golf, Come to Vrooman’s for
Lunch and Dinner Everyday from 11:30 am
Prime Rib Dinner
Thursday & Saturday Nights
Italian and Fish Specials
Friday Nights
All You Can Eat Soup & Salad Bar
Thursday thru
Saturday Nights
Liquor Store
Bar
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We are accepting consignments of
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We also are booking on site estate sales.
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A large rock painted like a pigʼs face is seen alongside Route 30, north of Speculator, in July.
MYSTERIES ON MAIN ST.
Book Store & Gift Boutique
On Vacation? Stock up on Summer Reads. Located in
Colonial downtown Johnstown our 1881 Colonial building is
within walking distance of the many historical sites.
Area’s “Reader’s Choice” full line bookstore
specializing in local and Adirondack folklore
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People lay out in the sun at the Speculator Village Beach in July.
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A picture perfect setting at Pine Lake Park
Continued from Page 24
total property, in excess of 400 acres,
was purchased by Mr. Robert Lord,
who made extensive modifications to
the [pavilion].”
In 1975, the dance hall property
was sold to William Brandau, who
continued the operation under the
same corporate banner as his predecessor, Pine Lake Recreation Inc.
In 1984, the building once again
changed hands to Donna Rush, who
succeeded in modernizing the structure as it exists today. During Rush’s
tenure, the building was refurbished.
The long bar on the East wall was
constructed, the kitchen was newly
added, new windows were installed, a
stage was constructed to Nashville
specifications, and many other refinements were completed to bring
the building into the 20th century.
Entertainment stars such as Lynn
Anderson, Tammy Wynette, Janie
Fricki, Shelly West and Boxcar
Willie are among the performers who
have shared the stage.
Pine Lake Park Beach is busy on a rainy Tuesday in July.
Rush gave the name of Adirondack
experience having her son Cory Dal- beach at Pine Lake Park was “fabuParadise to the facility.
Deb Finkle of Gloversville said her mata’s wedding and reception on the lous.”
She said she and her husband, Mark
Finkle, rented a tent with upstairs,
downstairs and dance floor because
her son wanted the whole wedding
and reception on the beach.
“People are still talking about it.
We had 300 chairs set up with an
archway on the beach,” Finkle said.
“Jeff was amazing.”
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Finkle said she had a specialized
menu with many vegetarian dishes,
and Houck was accommodating.
“He went all out,” Finkle said.
Tony Ermie lives in California during the winter, but has had a summer
vacation home at the Pine Lake Park
for the past six years.
“I never thought I’d be so happy
living in a trailer,” Ermie said. “We
come all the way from California
every year because we love it here.
It’s really nice.”
Camping and RV sites cost $25
daily, $500 monthly and $1,300 for
May to October. The price includes
beach use and utilities.
For more information, call 8354930 or go to www.pinelakepark.com.
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Dan Kumpan of the Karg Bros. band plays bass on stage during the opening night of the annual Holy Trinity Parish Summer Festival at the Immaculate Conception Church in Johnstown in July.
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Summer Places of Worship
AMSTERDAM
Covenant Orthodox
Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
AURIESVILLE
Shrine of Our
Lady of Martyrs
BLEECKER
Bleecker Community
Church
BROADALBIN
Broadalbin Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Sacandaga Bible
Conference
St. Joseph’s Church
United Methodist Church
CANAJOHARIE
Church of the Good
Shepherd Episcopal
Reformed Church
St. John’s-St. Mark’s
Lutheran Church
Sts. Peter and Paul’s
CAROGA
Caroga Evangelical
Chapel
North Bush United
Methodist Church
EDINBURG
Edinburg Evangelical
Wesleyan Church
Sacandaga Christian
Fellowship
FONDA
Fonda Reformed
St. Cecilia Rectory
Saving Grace Baptist
Church
Kateri Tekawitha Shrine
FORT PLAIN
Reformed Church
St. James Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran
FULTONVILLE
of Fonda & Fultonville
GLEN
Glen Reformed Church
Gloversville Wesleyan
Church
Gateway Pentecostal
Churtch
Kingsboro Assembly of
God
Kingsborough
Presbyterian Church
Associate Reformed
Synod
Knesseth Israel Synagogue
Living Hope Church
North Main Street
United Methodist
Peoples AME Zion Church
Sacred Heart Church
Salvation Army
St. James Lutheran Church
St. Mary of Mount Carmel
Seventh Day Adventist
Trinity Anglican Episcopal
Tryon Friends Quaker
Worship Group
Trinity Episcopal Church
GLOVERSVILLE
Agape Christian
Fellowship
Bleecker Street Church
of Christ
Church of Jesus Christ
Of Latter-day Saints
Emmanuel Baptist Church
First Congregational
United Church of Christ
First Free Methodist
First Presbyterian Church
of Gloversville
JOHNSTOWN
Foothills United Methodist Believers’ Fellowship
Church
Center
This directory is dedicated to the growth of spirituality in our community.
RUBY & QUIRI, INC.
Furniture, Appliances, Carpet
Rt. 30A, Johnstown, NY • 762-7829
(Across from the Holiday Inn)
GLOVERSVILLE
BROWN’S FORD
121 North Comrie Ave., Jʼtown, NY
762-4609 • www.brownsford.com
FINKLE DISTRIBUTING, INC.
160 Enterprise Rd., Johnstown, NY
BUANNO
TRANSPORTATION CO., INC.
and Warehousing
Fort Johnson, NY • 829-7324 • 762-4112
FISHERMAN’S SUPPLY
“A Christian Book Store Serving
Churches & Individuals for 27 Years!”
22 West Main St., Jʼtown, NY • 762-3548
HANNAFORD
Food and Drug Superstore
235 Fifth Ave. Ext.
Gloversville, NY 725-0847
H&P MOTORS
CHRYSLER • DODGE
#1 Customer Service - Our 50th Year!
63-77 S. Main St., Gloversville, NY
725-0121
DYVAC REPAIR SERVICE
COLDWELL BANKER - ARLENE M.
SITTERLY, INC. Realtors
KEYMARK CORPORATION
363 N. Comrie Ave., Jʼtown, NY
Ph. 762-9885 – 7919
Cayadutta St., Fonda, NY
853-3421
KASSON & KELLER, INC.
A. G. COLE FUNERAL HOME, INC.
215 East Main St., Johnstown
762-3919
Offering Prompt Professional Service
49 Hill St., Gʼville, NY • 725-2226
LIVINGSTON’S, INC.
NOBLE ACE HARDWARE
308 North Comrie Ave.
Johnstown-Gloversville, NY
762-4686
Energy Saving Windows & Doors
School Lane, Fonda, NY
Quality Furniture Since 1901
347-355 S. Main St., Gʼville, NY
130 S. Comrie Ave., Ph. 762-3658
Johnstown, NY
P.O. Box 73
564 N. Perry St., Johnstown, NY 12095
(518) 762-7879
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HOLIDAY INN
Summer Places of Worship
Christ Lutheran Church
Church of Christ
Church of the Nazarene
Faith Tabernacle Full
Gospel Assembly
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Fulmont Community
Church
Holy Trinity Parish:
Immaculate Conception
St. Anthony’s
St. Patrick’s
Johnstown Reformed
Church
Life Christian Center
New Covenant Community
Church
St. John’s Episcopal
LASSELLSVILLE
MAYFIELD
Central Presbyterian
Church
Mayfield Center
Community Church
NELLISTON
Valley Alliance Church
NORTHAMPTON
NORTHVILLE
Baptist Church
First United Methodist
Presbyterian Church
St. Francis Church
PERTH
Perth Bible Church
RURAL GROVE
Rural Grove Christian
Church
ST. JOHNSVILLE
Fordsbush Bible Church
Grace Christian Church
St. John’s Reformed
St. Johnsville United
Methodist Church
St. Paul Lutheran
St. Patrick’s Chjurch
SPRAKERS
Full Gospel Community
Reformed Church
of Sprakers
SPRAKERS
Currytown Reformed
Church
STONE ARABIA
Salem United Methodist
Trinity Lutheran
Summer Hours and
Meeting Days Change.
Please contact
individual places of
worship for current
schedules or check the
listings in EVERY
Saturday’s edition of
The Leader-Herald,
available at newsstands
throughout the area.
TRIBES HILL
Tribes Hill Presbyterian
VAIL MILLS
Adirondack Baptist Church
WELLS
Wesleyan Church
This directory is dedicated to the growth of spirituality in our community.
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2nd Avenue, Gloversville • 725-5700
Comrie Avenue, Johnstown • 762-5700
Riverside Drive, Fultonville • 853-8600
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310 North Comrie Avenue, Johnstown, NY 12095
Scott Blaauboer
(518) 762-7222
General Sales Manager
[email protected]
Vivienne Cirillo
Sales Manager
[email protected]
APOLLO NORTHEAST
TRAVERS RESTAURANT & DINER
WALRATH & STEWART FUNERAL HOME
KOBUSKIE-KONIK FUNERAL HOME
503 S. Comrie Ave., J’town, NY • 762-3023
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
7-9 Sun.-Thurs. • Fri. & Sat. ‘til 10 p.m.
Rt. 30A, Gloversville/Johnstown • 725-0444
Trucks & Car Sales & Service
LIGHT & HEAVY DUTY TOWING
ADIRONDACK FLOOR COVERING
• Daily Homemade Specials • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
NETHAWAY MOTORCAR
COMPANY, INC.
Gloversville, NY
Gloversville, NY
JEFFORD’S & STEWART FUNERAL HOME
Broadalbin, NY
PLAZA’S ITALIAN BISTRO PHIL’S TRUCK & AUTO REPAIR
109 North Second St., Northville, NY
863-8855
1-5 Cayadutta St., Gʼville, NY • 725-7154
#1 in Delivery Since 1983
130 N. Pine St., Gloversville, NY
725-4007
LOHSE FLORIST
LETTER MEMORIAL COMPANY
PICKETT MEMORIAL CO.
93 East State St., Gʼville, NY 12078
(518) 725-2623
MOHAWK
- Heating Co. Inc -
522 N. Perry St.,
Johnstown, NY
Fine Cemetery Memorials
158 E. Fulton St., Gloversville, NY
PREMIER LENNOX DEALER
1694 Duanesburg Rd., Duanesburg, NY 12056
Phone: 518-725-4464 • www.mohawkheat.com
Make us your first call for all your automotive repairs.
306 S. Main St., Gloversville • (518) 725-8779
Phil & Lorrie Venneman - Owners
JOHNSTOWN DODGE
“”Serving Fulton Co. for over 57 years”
224 West Main St, Jʼtown, NY
Ph. 762-3183
McDONALD’S
of Gloversville
& Johnstown
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A lifeguard sits in his stand at the beach on Caroga Lake in July.
W HITE C OTTAGE G ARDENS
Antiques and Exquisite Floral Designs
Cast Iron Antiques
Furniture ~ Bookcases
Vintage Lamps & Lighting
Arts, Prints, Needlepoints
Porcelain ~ China
Candles ~ Memoriabilia
Gifts ~ Roseville Glassware
Kitchen Collectables
Pottery & Ceramics
Silver, Silverplate, Pewter
4740 State Highway 30 Amsterdam, NY 12010 • (518) 843-1060
Open Daily: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm; Saturday 9:00am - 2:00pm
~All Major Credit Cards Accepted ~
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The spillway on the Great Sacandaga Lake in Northville is pictured in July.
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Summer banners hang on the lamposts on Route 30 in Speculator in July.
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ORCHARD
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You will find us
at the foothills
of the great
Adirondack
Mountains just off
Route 29 W., #260
County Highway
131 Johnstown,
N.Y. 12095
Phone:
518-762-8736
OPEN FOR THE SEASON!
Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots & Cherries
Plums • Blueberries • Tomatoes
Widest Selection • Lowest Cost • Best Quality
Home Baked Pies on the Weekends
Jams & Jellies, Honey, Maple Syrup,
Sharp Cheddar & Horseradish Cheese
OPEN DAILY 10:00 - 6:00
Leather Sofa
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Loveseat
Loveseat & Chair Available to Match
$
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$
999 99
FREE
Delivery
FREE
Set-Up
FREE
Removal
SERTA MATTRESSES
TWIN’S
Starting at
$
00
00
$
99
FULL’S
$
$
Starting at
00
00
169
QUEEN’S
$
$
Starting at
00
00
229
KING’S
$
$
Starting at
00
399 00
WATERBEDS & ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE
75 Briggs St, Johnstown, NY 12095
518-762-1807 (The Old Johnstown Animal Hospital)
Hours: Mon.- Thurs. 9am to 7pm; Fri. 9am to 8pm; Sat. 9am - 5pm; Sunday Closed
Lowest Prices
Guaranteed!
Many More Styles To Choose From!
See Us For All Your Home Furnishing Needs.
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Financing
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The Puppet People: The Leg3744 or go to the Web site at end of Sleepy Hollow will take
www.carogacreekraceway.com. place at Lake Pleasant Central
School. The event is sponsored
by the Friends of the Lake PleasSeptember 19 Fonda
The Fonda Speedway will host ant Library.
racing events at 6 p.m.
November
September 26 Fonda
The Fonda Speedway will host November 28 Wells
The Wells annual tree lightracing events at 2 p.m.
ing/book sale/craft fair begins at
noon. Call 548-4521 for more
October
information.
October 21 Lake Pleasant
For more on area happenings
and a continuing calendar of
events, be sure to watch for
future issues of...
L AKE
C OUNTRY
published in
August 20
Bill’s Broadsides
Bill Ackerbauer blogs
about life in the Glove Cities
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www.leaderherald.com
A seagull is pictured on Caroga Lake in July.
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Call Emerichs
For Great Low
Financing
EMERICH SALES
& SERVICE INC
187 Valentine Rd.
Charlton/Ballston Lake,
NY 12019
(518) 399-8574
www.emerichsales.com
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$135
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bedding
trifecta
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$165
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