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Fourth Coast
entertainment
magazine
Upstate and Northern New York’s Music, Events & Entertainment Magazine
Volume 7 Issue 12
July 2013 EDITION
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Fourth Coast Entertainment Magazine / July 2013
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Events, Music & Entertainment Magazine for NNY & Surrounding Areas
Save the Dates for the Biggest Bash of the Summer!
FREE CONCERTS IN THE PARK
Whittaker Park, Waddington
National Country Artists
Bucky Covington
Jason Michael Carroll
Friday August 9
Saturday August 10
Each Night 7:30 - 9:30 pm
Syracuse’s #1 Country Band
Chris Taylor and the Custom Taylor Band
Sunday August 11, 1 - 3 pm
Part of the Bassmaster Elite Series Evan Williams Bourbon Showdown
at the St. Lawrence River and Tastes and Talents of the North Country Festival
Hosted by The Village of Waddington August 8 - 11
local bands, too - for a complete schedule visit northcountrybass.com
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ART, PERFORMING ARTS &
LITERATURE DIRECTORY
- adirondacks Adirondack Artists’ Guild
52 Main St., Saranac Lake, NY
Genre: Fine Art Gallery
Contact/Web: 518-891-2615
www.adirondackartistsguild.com
Bio: Celebrating fine art in the Adirondacks since
1997, the Adirondack Artists’ Guild is a cooperative retail art gallery with 14 members. New
monthly exhibits in addition to displays of members work. All 14 members are award-winning
artists that live and work in the tri-lakes region.
Ceramics, oil, watercolor & acrylic painting, photography, pastels, drawing, mixed media, digital
media and fiber art are all represented. Gallery
hours are Monday through Saturday from 10 until
5, with extended hours until 7 on Thursday and
Friday in the summer, and from 12-3 on Sundays.
---------------------------------------------------------Hildreth, Sandra:
Adirondack Landscapes & Mandalas
Genre: Fine Art
www.SandraHildreth.com
Bio: Oil and watercolor paintings of the Adirondack
wilderness, “plein air” and studio works. Unique
landscape mandala paintings based on Tibetan
Buddhist mandalas. Commissions welcomed.
Studio in Saranac Lake open by appointment only.
---------------------------------------------------------Lake Placid CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Genre: Performing Arts Center
Contact/Web: (518) 523-2512
www.lakeplacidarts.org/
---------------------------------------------------------Pendragon Theater
Saranac Lake, NY
Genre: Performing Arts
Contact/Web: (518) 891-1854
http://www.pendragontheatre.org/
Bio: Pendragon Theatre is an ensemble of artists,
based in the Adirondacks, dedicated to preserving
the vitality and enhancing the quality of professional theatre through year round performance
and education programs.
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- Upstate NY 7’s CERAMICS
Redwood
Genre: Ceramics
Contact/Web: 315-222-6180, [email protected]
---------------------------------------------------------AKWESASNE MUSEUM
Genre: Fine Arts, Traditional Arts
Contact/Web: 518-358-2461,
www.akwesasneculturalcenter.org
Bio: Located at 321 State Rte 37 in Akwesasne,
the museum is downstairs from the library, with
its own ground-level entrance behind the cultural
center building. There are interactive exhibits to
view and engage with, including sample songs
from the ancient to the contemporary. We also
have a great little museum shop with Mohawkmade baskets and other items for sale.
---------------------------------------------------------THE ART ATTIC / DANCY NOBLE
Genre: Art Studio / Custom Frame Shop
Bio: Established for 15yrs in DeKalb Junction
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Bickford, Wilson
Genre: Fine Art/Art Instruction
Contact/Web: Phone: (315) 287-4514
www.wilsonbickford.com
Bio:
Mr. Bickford is an award-winning artist
and published author (“Wildlife Landscapes YOU
Can Paint” - NorthLight Books) He teaches fine
art classes in Oils, Acrylics and Watercolors for
ALL skill levels. Private group sessions are also
available. Please refer to his website for on-going
monthly class schedules.
---------------------------------------------------------Clayton Opera House
http://www.claytonoperahouse.com/
Bio: The newly renovated Clayton Opera House is
now open year-round for performances and private or public functions. Built in 1903, this historic
landmark has served the 1000 Islands in many
roles for more then a century. The three story
structure houses the Town offices on the lower
level, a balconied performance hall with proscenium stage on floors one and two, and a ballroom
and meeting rooms on the top floor.
---------------------------------------------------------CPS - Community Performance Series
Genre: Theatre
Contact/Web: Phone: 315-267-2277
www.cpspotsdam.org/
Bio: Presenting Excellence in the Performing Arts
at SUNY Potsdam
---------------------------------------------------------Edwards Opera House
http://www.edwardsartscouncil.org/
---------------------------------------------------------FREDERIC REMINGTON ART MUSEUM
Genre: Art Museum
www.fredericremington.org
Bio: The mission of the Frederic Remington Art
Museum is to collect, exhibit, preserve and interpret the art and archives of Frederic Remington.
We foster an appreciation for and understanding
of the artist by educating our audience in the visual arts, providing a context for Remington’s art
and times, and offering hands-on opportunities to
individuals of all age groups.
---------------------------------------------------------GIBSON GALLERY
Potsdam
Genre: Art Gallery at SUNY Potsdam
Contact/Web: (315) 267-2000
http://www.potsdam.edu/gibson/
---------------------------------------------------------GOLDENAIRES BARBERSHOP CHORUS
Genre: Chorus
Bio: Men of all ages who like to sing, join us every
Monday night for a few hours of fun.
---------------------------------------------------------KELLER COUNTRY
Norwood
Genre: Quilting
Contact/Web: 315-353-2910,
E-mai to [email protected]
Bio: Handmade Decorative Quilts and Miniatures
---------------------------------------------------------THE LITTLE THEATRE OF WATERTOWN
Genre: Theatre
Bio: One of the oldest theater groups in the state.
Auditions are open to all.
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NORTHERN BLEND CHORUS
Ladies A Cappella Chorus of Harmony, Inc.
Genre: 4-Part A Cappella Singing
Contact/Web: (315) 788-5967
www.northernblendchorus.homestead.com
Bio: Performs for organizations throughout the
year plus an annual A Cappella Show “SING
FLING” every year in October at the Dulles State
Office Building.
Interested women welcomed to all rehearsals at
7:00 on Monday evenings at All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church, 1330 Gotham Street, Watertown.
---------------------------------------------------------OCP - Ogdensburg Command Performances
Genre: Theatre
www.ilovetheatre.org/
Bio: Presenting the Finest Professional Performances for 45 years...
---------------------------------------------------------ONNY - Orchestra of Northern New York
Genre: Professional Symphony Orchestra
www.orchestraofnorthernnewyork.org
Bio: The Orchestra of Northern New York, is the
only professional symphony orchestra based in
the North Country.
---------------------------------------------------------Obsidian Custom Video
Genre: Videography
Contact/Web:(315) 322-1728
www.obsidiancustomvideo.com,
www.youtube.com/obsidiancv
[email protected]
Bio: Obsidian Custom Video was founded 15 years
ago by musicians, so we work from a musician’s
viewpoint across all subjects. Obsidian specializes in the digital filming and DVD production of
concerts, stage performances, oil painting lessons,
sports events, nature video, weddings and business
applications. All projects are custom designed to
the customer’s preferences. Our two camera filming and editing technique brings depth and amazing detail to the finished product. A noted local
artist said, “I looked for years to find someone who
could do the kind of two camera work that you do!”
--------------------------------------------------------ORIGINAL YANKS DRUM & BUGLE CORPS.
Genre: Drum & Bugle Band
Oxbow, NY
www.originalyanks.com/
---------------------------------------------------------Perception Photography
by Hope Marshall Evans Mills, NY
Genre: Portrait Photography, Artistic Images,
Freelance Promotion, Freelance Writing,Greeting
Cards, Post Cards, Poetry
Contact/Web: (315)286-2065
www.perceptionphotography.biz
Bio: My vision starts with a God given talent to go beyond the veil of daily life and see the undercurrent. I
search for signs of ancient life still living and waiting
to be rediscovered. I hope to preserve the memory of
human life with portraiture, the dreams of the past with
my artistic images of historical buildings and properties
and promote fellow entrepreneurs with my freelance
promotion work. I am a published writer and enjoy adding my special touch to Greeting Cards with my poetry.
---------------------------------------------------------QUENVILLE, BEVERLY Malone, NY
Genre: Watercolor & Oil Paintings
Bio: Art has always been a big part of Beverly
Quenville’s life. Growing up in Malone, NY, she took
every art class that Franklin Academy had to offer.
She then majored in Art Education at Buffalo State
College and returned to teach in the Malone Central
School District for the next 33 years. Beverly has
many fond memories of her students and the art
projects they worked on during those years. The
best part of teaching was the fact that she learned
as much from her students as they did from her.
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ATTENTION:
ARTISTS, WRITERS, PERFORMERS, ect.
Send your: Name/Business, Genre and Location
Contact Information, and a Short Bio to:
[email protected]
RICHARD F. BRUSH ART GALLERY
Genre: Art Gallery at St. Lawrence University
Contact/Web: :(315) 229-5174
http://www.stlawu.edu/gallery/
---------------------------------------------------------Scriminger, Kourtnee D. / Rayne Storm
Genre: Author of Children’s / New Age Spirtuality
Contact/Web: (P) 315-379-9543
(W) www.theMagickalCauldron.com
Bio: Currently working on releasing my first ‘New
Age Children’s Workbook’ through Schiffer Publishing. Full of Stories, Learning Activities, Crafts
and Projects. Available Late 2011/Early 2012.
---------------------------------------------------------SLAP - St. Lawrence Area Poets
Genre: Poetry
Contact/Web: www.slapoets.org
John Berbrich at [email protected]
Bio: Local poets loosely organized for mutual support & the occasional critique of poems. Meetings held monthly at various sites in the CantonPotsdam area. Also open-mike poetry readings
arranged every month or two at various venues.
SLAP has been going strong since April 2007. Always looking for new members.
---------------------------------------------------------TOWNE, PAULA
Gouverneur, NY
Genre: Oil Paintings & Woodburning Art Work,
Art Gallery, Studio & Printing Shop
---------------------------------------------------------TAUNY
Canton, NY
Genre: Gallery & Folkstore
Contact/Web: (315) 386-4289
http://www.tauny.org/
Bio: Celebrating the customs and creativity of Everyday Life in Northern NY.
---------------------------------------------------------Utter, Judith
Genre: Botanical Artist, Studio/Gallery
Contact/web: 315-386-3517
[email protected]
www.judithutter.com
Bio: I specialize in watercolors of a Botanical nature, combining art and science. I sell works on
paper and canvas, also prints and luxurious,
unique silk scarves. My art is a detailed interpretation of the beauty I see in the natural world.
---------------------------------------------------------VICKERY, BILLIJO
Genre: Oils, Acrylic and Watercolor
Contact: 315.261.4498, [email protected]
Bio: Born in Santa Rosa, California but currently lives and works in Potsdam, NY. Focus in
landscapes and the personal interpretation of the
human spirit through her own visual analysis.
---------------------------------------------------------WARREN, TINA
Genre: Painter - sawblades,canvas boards, canvas, and anything made of wood
Contact/Web: 315 250 2026, tinasworldofcolor.com
Bio: I love the beauty of the north country and of
nature,and paint my interpretation of it.I’m very rustic and country at heart and feel it’s reflected in my
art work.I also take commission work and do paintings from photos ...cabins,rivers,mountains etc (no
portraits)I hope you enjoy my work and hope to hear
from you. View a video on www.youtube.com Tina’s
World of Color
---------------------------------------------------------GalGari Designs ~ Gari Vibber Evans Mills, NY
Genre: Photography & Artisan Jewelry
Contact/Web: 315.405.6904 [email protected]
www.facebook.com/GalGariDesigns
Bio: Gari is primarily a Nature and Architecture Photographer, internationally published. Capturing moments of life (flora and fauna) in our natural world
and the historical feeling of architectural details, then
presenting them in a variety of styles to included altered photography. Commission work welcomed.
Personalized PhotoCards available. And when the
mood hits, Jewelry made of Stone, Shell and other
bits of Nature get created. Hopefully you will enjoy
your visit with me online.
10% discount to military and I do mail to APOs.
---------------------------------------------------------Bay House Artisans
Alexandria Bay
Genre: Artisans
Contact: 315-778-5968 www.bayhouseartisans.com
Bio: An artist owned gallery featuring high quality
regionally produced works located on James
Street in the heart of downtown Alexandria Bay.
We also feature some workshops, classes and
presentations.
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POETRY
ATTENTION: Due to submissions of snail mail scratch & scribble Poetry, as of Aug. 1, 2010,
I am no longer accepting Poetry submissions unless they come in as E-mail text.
I am very sorry for the restriction & any Inconveniences this may cause.
Canton Farmer’s Market 2013 #11
BY John Berbrich
A woman hands me a piece of Rugelach
Hot in the sunshine
And another
The young folksinger strums his guitar
And another
Warbles a Jerry Garcia tune
“It’s Jewish,” she says
While the guy across the street
And it’s delicious
Tries to drown him out
Every piece
With a riding lawnmower
I look up
The singer is joined by a woman
Not a cloud in the sky
Who sings “House of the Rising Sun”
Not even a ghost rider
Nice applause
Joined by some young kids
An older folksinger takes over
The little band leads a sing-along
A red bandana wrapped around his head
“You Are My Sunshine”
Sings “Ghost Riders in the Sky”
Two Books Highlight Life in the
Adirondacks and North Country
Two recently released books co-edited by a
St. Lawrence University alumnus and a former
St. Lawrence visiting professor highlight life and
living in Northern New York State and the Adirondacks through a collection of reflective personal
essays written by regional authors.
“Adirondack Reflections” and “North Country
Reflections” illustrate both the pleasantries and
the hardships of living in the far northern reaches
of New York State and in the rugged terrain and climate of the Adirondack Mountains. Published by
The History Press of Charleston, S.C., more than
50 writers, artists and photographers contributed
to the two volumes, including several St. Lawrence
University alumni, faculty and staff.
Neal Burdick ’72 co-edited the two books
along with Maurice Kenny of Saranac Lake, N.Y.
Kenny has written more than 30 collections of
poetry and fiction. He has received an honorary
doctorate from St. Lawrence University, was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and won the American
Book Award in 1984. Kenny also has taught as a
visiting professor at St. Lawrence.
Burdick, who currently works as the director
of editorial services for St. Lawrence University’s
Communications division, said the books are a
true testament to life in Northern New York.
“These authors live or have lived in the region
as opposed to someone who comes here to vacation and goes back to the city to reflect on the experience,” Burdick said. “People don’t think there
is much writing going on here and that most writing societies exist in urban areas. But there’s a lot
of writing activity in this region. We wanted to give
regional writers a forum to let the world know they
exist and to let each other know they exist.”
For Burdick, two essays in particular illustrate
the dichotomy of life in Northern New York State.
“One story is about cross-country skiing in
the moonlight, while another is about being the
daughter of a prison guard,” Burdick said. “There
is both a lightness and a darkness of living in the
North Country. It is a region of great contrasts.”
Traditional Arts in Upstate New York (TAUNY),
which is located at 53 Main Street in Canton, will
host a book signing and reading for “Adirondack
Reflections” and “North Country Reflections” at 7
p.m. Thursday, July 27. Several of the book contributors will read from their essays and reflect on
their writings. Both books will be on sale at TAUNY.
Art in Motion in Downtown Potsdam
Knowledge
By Valerie Harrington
Of this I know not, but it is there.
I thirst, but no liquid can quench.
I hunger, but no food source can fill my desire. Lingering in thought.
An albatross of sorts weighing me down.
Searching for something.
If only there were an answer.
Something of value of worth.
Something to fill this hollow space, I hold with- An answer to fill this void.
Maybe then I stop searching.
in my breast.
Within my mind, within my soul.
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Molly Gushea, teacher, and Kieran Singh lead the group during a theatre game during
the SLC Arts Festival’s Freeze Frame Theatre class.
Downtown Snell Hall was filled with drumbeats, theatre games, painting, poetry, and
sculpture as students participated in the SLC
Arts Festival for young people: Art in Motion
on Saturday, June 15. Len Mackey, a Potsdam
native, entertained the crowd of young artists,
teachers, parents, and staff during a noon concert of West African-style music on the lawn.
Throughout the day students ages 7-13 attended
four unique classes out of the nine offered for
the day. Classes included: Jackson Pollack Drip
Painting, Treads & Tracks T-shirt Design, West
African Drumming, Hot Air Balloon Sculptures,
Sumi-e Brush Painting, Freeze-frame Theatre,
Performance Poetry, Puppets with Personality,
and Transparency Mobiles.
The responses from students at the end of
the day ranged from “Awesome to Great!” One
parent sent a note in response to the day, “My
daughter had a fabulous time today. Thank
you…Thank you very much for bringing this
event to our community. She hopes you do it
again!” As people drove by Downtown Snell Hall
they heard laughter and delighted squeals from
the kids as they learned how paint like Jackson
Pollock and play the djembe like Len on the lawn.
“It’s not every day that kids are free to explore their creativity and artistic potential. We
were thrilled to offer this program for the young
people in our area,” responded Rebekah WilkinsPepiton, Executive Director, SLC Arts Council.
Art in Motion was the theme for the first SLC
Arts Festival for Young People. All the classes
engaged the participants in highly active activities in a variety of disciplines. “It made me smile
to see the kids so happy, exploring their creative
side with their friends, having an educational
experience in a no-pressure, fun-focused environment,” remarked Suzy McBroom, Grants &
Education Coordinator, SLC Arts Council.
The 2013 SLC Arts Festival: Art in Motion was
made possible by generous donations from several sponsors: Stewart’s Shops, SeaComm Federal Credit Union, Community Bank N.A., Coakley
Ace Hardware, and Price Chopper #46 in Canton.
SLC Arts is committed to Building Community
through the Arts by providing art education,
support for artists, and community enrichment
programs for people of all ages and abilities.
Workshops and classes are offered throughout
the year by area teaching artists.
SLC Arts has many other opportunities for
artists listed on their website: www.slcartscouncil.org > For Artists > Opportunities. For more
information about SLC Arts events, classes, and
programs call: 315-265-6860 or email [email protected].
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Songs at Mirror Lake Music Series
DPAO 2nd Annual Night of Fireworks
& Destruction Monster Truck Show. Announces Jazz Night with Miranda Di Perno
Vaters’ Monster Motorsports, “Promoter of
the Year” by the Monster Truck Racing Association for three years running, brings five Monster
Trucks to perform at the CAN-AM Speedway &
Motorsports Park on Saturday, August 24th at
7:30 p.m.
The Five (5) Monster Trucks scheduled to appear will include: The Black Stallion, Iron Warrior,
Higher Education, Back Draft and
Eradicator. The five monster trucks will perform in elimination bracket style racing, wheelie
and freestyle competitions over salvage cars.
The event will include one freestyle motocross
rider performing stunts while jumping steel ramp
to ramp. The event will also include the exhibition of a jet powered 4-wheeler performing a
burner pops, flame show and car burn!
The 2nd Annual Night of Fireworks & Destruction Monster Truck Show will offer a Free
Pit Party scheduled for 5:30 p.m. where fans can
receive autographs and photos from the Monster
Truck Drivers!
In addition to the Monster Truck Show there
will be a Cheney Tire 40 Lap Enduro which features a High Speed Demolition Derby! Prizes will
be awarded for First Place ($500), Second Place
($200) and Third Place ($100).
The excitement continues after the Monster
Truck Show as a Fireworks display will be presented at the venue.
Tickets for the 2nd Annual Night of Fireworks
& Destruction Monster Truck Show will go OnSale Wednesday, June 26th at 8 a.m. You may
purchase tickets by calling DPAO at 315-7820044 or by visiting the following Kinney Drugs
Store Locations: Watertown, Gouverneur, Canton, Potsdam, Massena, Ogdensburg, Alexandria
Bay, Clayton, Adams, Carthage and Lowville.
Tickets may also be purchased at Chapman’s
Can-AM Motorsports Park or by calling the Race
Track at 778-3407. For further information on
the Second Annual Night of Fireworks and Destruction Monster Truck Show please visit the
following websites … www.dpao.org or www.
canammotorsports.com.
As a special Bonus … present your Monster
Truck Show ticket for the race event scheduled
for Friday, August 23rd and you will receive
FREE ADMISSION to Can-Am Speedway’s
Sportsman Modified Races that evening!
The Second Annual Night of Fireworks &
Destruction Monster Truck Show is made possible in part thanks to the generosity of our Main
Sponsors which include: Your Local Toyota
Dealers … Waite Toyota in Watertown and T.J.
Toyota in Potsdam and Empire Recycling Corporation of Watertown.
Contributing Sponsors include: Vaters Motorsports, SUNY Canton, Car-Freshner Corporation, Watertown Savings Bank, Labatt Blue Light,
Steven J. Hall Inc. Custom Home Builders and
AMF Coughlin Printing.
There are many opportunities to participate
in this thrilling outdoor event!!! For information
on becoming a Sponsor or purchasing Vendor
Space for the 2nd Annual Night of Fireworks
& Destruction Monster Truck Show please call
DPAO at 782-3577.
Proceeds from the Monster Truck Show will
benefit the programs and services that DPAO
provides to over 500 developmentally disabled
children, adults and their families in Jefferson
and Lewis Counties.
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The Pines Inn Songs at Mirror Lake Music Series
presented by Adirondack “By Owner” has announced
the first performance in the seven week series, scheduled for Tuesday, July 2nd, as Jazz Night with Miranda Di Perno. The Pines Inn Songs at Mirror Lake
Music Series presented by Adirondack “By Owner”
is held at 7:00PM on seven Tuesdays throughout the
summer at Mid’s Park on Main Street, Lake Placid. These weekly performances, running from July
2 through August 13, feature local, regional and national acts in the scenic and historic setting of Mid’s
Park on Main Street, Lake Placid, New York. The
series features local and regional emerging artists
in a variety of musical genres and provides valuable
exposure to these up and coming acts. The music
series is also an opportunity to introduce residents
and visitors to a diverse range of musical genres in a
scenic and relaxing setting.
Miranda Di Perno is a singer-songwriter from
Vancouver, Canada. Rooted in soul/pop and R&B, Miranda began a more in depth exploration of jazz when
she moved to Montreal in 2009. Her studies and love
of music have recently carried her down to New York
City where she is enrolled in The City College of New
York for their vocal jazz program. Miranda has performed in many venues and events across Canada,
most notably at the 2011 Montreal International Jazz
Festival. Fusing the many genres that have influenced
her, Miranda has grown into a passionate songwriter,
and alongside some of her favorite musicians she
looks forward to sharing the latest in its development. Band Members include: Olivier Court on Keyboard, Richard Emery on Guitar, Dylan Kaminkow on
Bass and Brendan Mcguckin on Drums. For more
information on Miranda checkout her facebook page
at: www.facebook.com/mirandadiperno.
The Pines Inn is your ticket to old world charm in
the heart of the Adirondacks. Guests enjoy comfortable and quaint accommodations in this historic hotel
and are within walking distance to all the splendor
and opportunities the Lake Placid region has to offer. The Pines Inn provides personalized customer
service and ensures every guest a unique experience
including a relaxing veranda and on site seasonal
restaurant – Duncan’s German Grille, a fabulous
place to start or finish the evening. Raise your stein
in year-round celebration of Oktoberfest to the beat
of Oompah Music and revel in a homemade feast of
authentic German bratwurst and schnitzel served by
a fraulein in a dirndl. Duncan’s serves dinners on Friday and Saturday nights and Friday night Duncan’s
Grille also features a fabulous Fish Fry – A real Local
favorite!
Visit the Adirondack “By Owner” website to see
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Admission to the music series is free, so grab
your blanket and head on down to Mid’s Park on
Tuesday’s for a fabulous time. Parking is available at
St. Agnes Church which is a short walk to Mid’s Park.
Should there be inclement weather for the performances the rain site is around the corner at the Lake
Placid Center for the Arts, 17 Algonquin Drive, Lake
Placid. If you would like to volunteer to assist with
the concerts please contact Bill at [email protected].
For more information on The Pines Inn please
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The Pines Inn Songs at Mirror Lake Music Series
presented by Adirondack “By Owner” or to become a
sponsor/donor please contact us on Facebook or visit
us at www.songsatmirrorlake.org/.
Thursday Evenings in the park at Oxbow,
NY. Held rain or shine. If rain will be inside the
Church. Bring a chair or blanket to sit on. No
charge, but a free will offering. Refreshments at
all concerts.
The Starlights/Jim Fitzgerald, Thursday July
4th, 6:30pm.
Will give a concert of old time country music
from the 20’s till now. They intermingle with the
crowd. Music you can dance to for all ages.
Marshal Spies, Sr. Thursday, July 11th,
6:30pm.
Will be singing as well as playing the good
country songs of the 50’s, to the 90’s. Music you
can dance to, good for everyone.
Sam and Sissy Thursday July 18th, 6:30pm.
Will have entertainment for young and old
with many tunes, using different instruments and
intermingle with the crowd.
Adirondack Hill Boys/Cliff Hubert Thursday
July 25th 6:30pm.
Will do a concert of country music playing
guitars, fiddles and vocal. Well known around the
North Country.
Adirondack Play Boys/Dale Streeter Thursday Aug. 1st 6:30pm. Well known around the
North Country for their round and square dance
music, which they will do. Will be doing a variety
of country music.
A Rhythm Step Dancer, Beulah Walrath expects to be at all concerts.
OxBOW HISTORICAL ASSN.
SUMMER CONCERT SERIES 2013
caught in the act
(c) 2012 King Features Synd., Inc.
1. Name the singer-songwriter who released “Lay Down (Candles in the Rain).”
2. Who wrote and released “Looks Like
We Made It,” and when?
3. Name the group that released “Man of
the World.”
4. What was “Geno” about, and when
did it come out?
5. Name the title and year of the song
that contains this lyric: “’Cause he gets
up in the morning, And he goes to work
at nine, And he comes back home at fivethirty, Gets the same train every time.”
(Answers on page 26
July Events At
DeKalb Amvets
On Friday, June 21 the Summer Solstice Drumming Festival at the Robert Moses Nature Center was
“Caught in the Act”.
The Friends of the Robert Moses State Park Nature Center, Inc. presented a Summer Solstice Drumming
Festival on June 21. The weather was absolutely beautiful for this event. Participants were able to make
Banana Boats over the outdoor firepit, enjoy a Drumming Festival and face painting was available for the
young and young at heart. This was the first year for this event. We hope it continues.
Every Wednesday from noon to 7:00, lunch and dinner special followed by
an acoustic jam session with Dan Cole from 7:00-9:00.
Fridays- Karaoke with Larry 8-12.
Saturday July 6- Round and square dancing with Back Country 9-1.
Saturday July 13- Music and dancing with Flashback from 9-1.
Saturday July 20- Music and dancing with Amarillo from 9-1.
Saturday July 27- Music and dancing with Flashback from 9-1.
46th Annual
July 11-13, 2013
July 11
Ice Cream Social, Outdoor Movie
July 12
Outer Market
Mania- Fun for kids!
Noon-5 pm
July 13
Craft Show,
Parade @ 5:30 pm
Potsdam Summer Festival
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STOLF’S OLDIES
K’s and Doubles
---STOLF
Baseball!…and the Golden Age of Batter’s
Strikeouts is truly upon us. Remember when
Bobby Bonds struck out 187 times in 1969, then
upped it to 189 a year later? That record held for
34 years before Adam Dunn whiffed 195 times
in 2004…then Ryan Howard’s 199 in 2007, and
Mark Reynolds’ 204 in 2008, the first player to
crack the 200 strikeout plateau. That’s happened
4 more times since, with Reynolds holding the record of 223 in 2009…Adam Dunn just missed last
year with 222.
For teammates, Mike Schmidt and Greg Luzinksi’s mark of 331 with the Phils in 1975 has been
bettered 18 times since 2001…tops is 383, Reynolds and Adam LaRoche with Arizona in 2010.
As for pitchers…back on May 10th, Tampa’s
Alex Cobb struck out 4 Padres in the top of the
3rd, said to be the 66th time that’s happened in the
Bigs. I know, 3 outs per inning…except when the
catcher drops the third strike. Then, if first base
is empty, or if there are 2 outs, the batter has a
chance to make it to first.
This is a very old rule, based on the idea that to
register an out, the fielder ought to securely hold
the ball, whether in the field, at a base, or behind
the plate. In this case, the batter Will Venable
swung on a wild pitch for strike 3, then scrambled
safely to first. Are you coached to do that…swing
at a wild pitch when you have 2 strikes then take
off for first? Doubt it...who can think that fast?
Believe it or not, 5 strikeouts in one inning has
happened at least 3 times in the minor leagues,
most recently in 2008. And on April 7, 1976, pitching for the Astros in the first inning of a spring
training game against the Twins in New Orleans,
Joe Niekro also struck out 5. Not surprisingly,
catcher Cliff Johnson was charged with 5 passed
balls that inning alone.
Speaking of strikeouts, when the Milwaukee
Brewers set a strikeout record of 1399 in 2001,
they also became the first team ever to have more
strikeouts than hits, 1399 to 1378. That didn’t
happen again until 2010, when Arizona set a new
mark, fanning an astonishing 1529 times…to only
1366 hits. Since then, more strikeouts than hits
has happened 7 more times…compare that with
1927 when every one of the 16 major league teams
had at least 1000 more hits than strikeouts…the
record came in 1930…NY Giants with +1387…on
1769 hits and only 382 strikeouts.
Arizona’s -163 still stands as the record low,
but the average margin per team been dropping
precipitously….from +400 ten years ago to about
+200 last year. And the average difference per
team thru the first 2 months of this season was a
mere +65. If this trend continues, it won’t be long
before every team routinely strikes out more times
than they hit safely. Talk about the changing face
of the game.
On to doubles…last month the Elias Sports
Bureau reported that Oriole Chris Davis was the
“fastest to 20/20”…he already had 20 home runs
when he hit his 20th double of the season in his
58th game. Previously it was 60 games by Mel Ott
in 1929 and Ivan Rodriquez in 2000.
This pronouncement irked me…it took me
back to the 1995 season, when it was said that
Cleveland’s Albert Belle, with 50 homers and 52
doubles, was the first ever to top 50 in both cat-
10
egories. What about Babe Ruth in 1921…when he
had 59 homers and 44 doubles? I know, 44 isn’t
more than 50…but he also had 16 triples! How
many triples did Albert Belle have? One. See where
this is going?
What is a triple after all? It’s a double where
you take an extra base…either because you hit
the ball where the outfielders are having trouble
getting to it, or because you’re running extra fast.
So if Babe had stopped at second base 6 times,
he would have had 50 doubles, and would have
matched Belle’s “record.” Instead, he turned 6
doubles into triples, and thus wasn’t as “good” as
Belle. Doesn’t make any sense, does it?
Now the significance of triples has changed
over the years…when you talk about unbreakable
records, one of the surest bets has to be Chief Wilson’s 36 triples in 1912 for the Pirates. How in the
world could he have that many? Two reasons: ball
parks were bigger…Pittsburg’s Forbes Field was
462 to dead center…and he hit 24 of his 36 triples
there. Plus in that “dead ball” era, batters didn’t
swing for the fences, but instead tried to line the
ball…that meant outfielders played shallower…
and getting it over their heads meant extra bases.
So I thought of the concept of “leg hits”…doubles plus triples. Not to take anything away from
Belle…he and Ruth are the only two players to
ever have 50+ leg hits and 50+ homers in the same
season. And only 6 other times has a player hit 50+
homers and 40+ leg hits…Ruth again, Hack Wilson, Jimmie Foxx twice, Brady Anderson, and Luis
Gonzalez…those last 2, alas, in the steroid era.
By way of comparison, Mark McGwire hit 50+
homers in 4 straight seasons, 1996-99…his totals: 245 HR, 90 doubles, 1 triple. Likewise Sammy Sosa from 1998-2001: 243 HR, 116 doubles, 8
triples. And further back, in 1961 Roger Maris’ 61
homers was accompanied by just 16 doubles and
4 triples…and in 1955, Willie Mays had 51 homers, 18 doubles, but 13 triples.
Point is, you ought not to talk about records
involving doubles without taking a peek at the next
column over, triples. Better yet, combine doubles
and triples as leg hits and you really see what’s
what. Like Chuck Klein in 1930…40 homers and
67 leg hits. Rogers Hornsby in 1922…42 homers
and 60 leg hits. Or Todd Helton over the 2 year
span of 2000-2001…. 91 homers and 117 leg
hits. Then again, what do you make of Cleveland
outfielder Dale Mitchell’s stats from 1949? 16
doubles, 23 triples…great acceleration turning the
corner at second, must be. In the dead-ball era,
more triples than doubles was seen a lot…but not
in 1949!
The record for doubles 67 by Earl Webb of
the Boston Red Sox in 1931…and he added just
3 triples. The record for leg hits is 77, Ducky
Medwick of the Cardinals in 1936, 64+13. Shoeless Joe Jackson has the most extra bases on leg
hits (1 base for double, 2 bases for triple) with 96
in 1912…44+26. But keep an eye on Baltimore’s
Manny Machado…thru 70 games this season,
he’s on a pace to hit 74 doubles and 79 leg hits…
wow!
One caveat: leg hits should really include inside-the-park home runs too…sadly, traditional
stats don’t break down homers that way, so for
now, we’ll leave it at doubles plus triples.
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HEADLINER ACTS ANNOUNCED
FOR BASSMASTER FESTIVAL
(June 20) – An “American Idol” finalist, a
chart-topping singer described as country music’s
“Gen-Y family man,” and Central New York’s most
popular country band will take the stage on consecutive days of the Bassmaster Elite Series Evan
Williams Bourbon Showdown at the St. Lawrence
River in Waddington this August.
Bucky Covington, a best-selling country singer
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Idol,” will perform on Friday, August 9, from 7:30
to 9 p.m. Jason Michael Carroll, whose first album
debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums
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7:30 to 9 p.m. And Chris Taylor and the Custom
Taylor Band, last year voted Best Country Band by
Syracuse New Times, will play on Sunday, August
11 from 1 to 3 p.m.
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in Waddington. They’re part of the Tastes and
Talents of the North Country Festival that will run
concurrently with the Bassmaster tournament
happening August 8 to 11.
Like virtually all of the Festival activities, the
concerts are free of charge to the public – though
not to the Village of Waddington, host of the national fishing tournament. Local organizers believe
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popular regional country band led by Chris Taylor
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College will be pay tribute to Native American culture through song and dance on the afternoon of
Friday August 9.
The combination of the premier bass fishing
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is literally something for everyone during the four
days of the Evan Williams Bourbon Showdown at
the St. Lawrence River. Highlights include:
The chance to see 100 of the world’s best anglers compete for a first prize of $100,000 and an
instant entry in the 2014 Bassmaster Classic out of
Birmingham, Alabama.
Some 100 vendors including artists, crafters,
food and wine purveyors and producers, local services especially aimed at anglers, town and village
Chambers of Commerce, and community organizations.
Special features such as a kids’ corner; “The
Hawg Trough,” a 50-foot mobile fish tank; a mobile
fishing simulator that will allow people to “fight”
trophy sport fish; a mobile fishing pond; and an
interactive birds of prey show.
For more information and a complete schedule,
visit northcountrybass.com.
The Russell Theater is proud
to present Alex Smith
The Russell Theater is proud to present Alex
Smith on Saturday July 13th at 7 PM.
Alex Smith grew up in Long Lake, NY, in the
heart of the Adirondack Mountains. The son of a
boatbuilder/writer/banjo player and a historian,
Smith has been immersed in the folk tradition
from a very young age. Around his home, Pete
Seeger and Bob Dylan were constantly present on
the airwaves.
Smith began writing and playing traditional
folk songs at the age of 12 or 13, and has not
stopped since. Coming from a community
steeped in tradition, Smith’s environment offers
plenty of material for contemporary songs. The
work of Adirondack folk legends Dan Berggren,
Chris Shaw, and Peggy Lynn were extremely influential, as was Canadian artist Stan Rogers.
It is the work of Rogers that Smith considers to be his greatest influence. The shared idea
of ‘promoting a sense of pride in the traditions
of one’s culture, while at the same time speaking
about the issues presented to it in modern times’,
that is the backbone of Smith’s music.
“A talented and impressive young songwriter,
singer, and musician from Long Lake in the Adirondacks,...” writes Mike Alzo, Host of the Folk
12TH
BIG DADDY DJ
9.30 TO 1.30
27TH
HARDWIRE
9.30 ILL 1.30
(315)
786 - 6633
Paddock
Club
July
EVENTS
Thursday Night Shows:
6pm to 9pm
Friday Night Shows:
9pm to 1am
Saturday Night Shows:
9pm to 1am
20TH
WAGNERS
AGENDA
9.30 TO 1.30
“Watertown’s Only Martini Bar”
Located in the
Hours: Sun-Thurs 4-12 pm
Friday 4-2 am | Saturday 6-2 am
Historic Paddock Arcade
1 Public Square, Watertown, NY
Show on North Country Public Radio.
“Alex is a natural storyteller with a rich voice
who is creating poignant songs rooted in the
heritage of his Adirondack home.” - Sarah Craig,
Caffe Lena
Come enjoy an evening of traditional and
original music at the Russell Theater in Russell, NY, the ‘geographic center of St. Lawrence
County”.
At all performances there will be a ‘50-50’
raffle with refreshments served at the intermission. As is the tradition, your donation is your
admission.A The Russell Theater is supported by
the Town of Russell and your “Patronage”. Contact Tess Eells at 315-347-2358 for information.
If you would like email notice of performances
at the Russell Theater, send a request to kyle57@
twcny.rr.com
Photo caption The Russell Theater is proud to
present Alex Smith on Saturday
July 13th at 7 PM. Alex Smith grew up in
Long Lake, NY, in the heart of the Adirondack
Mountains. Come enjoy an evening of traditional
and original folk music from the Adirondack
Mountains at the Russell Theater in Russell, NY,
the ‘geographic center of St. Lawrence County”.
The Canton Goldenaires To perform
The Canton Goldenaires will perform songs
from the 40’s and 50’s Saturday, July 27 from 7-9
at the Meetinghouse Museum, 696 E, DeKalb Rd.
DeKalb Junction. The concert is sponsored by
the DeKalb Historical Association and is free and
open to the public. The Meetinghouse Museum is
handicappedaccessible.
The concert is the second event in the DeKalb
Historical Association’s performance series, a series which attempts to put the community in touch
with its past.
The evening is partially funded by the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New
York State Council on the Arts with the support of
Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State
Legislature and Administered by the St. Lawrence
County Arts Council.
For further information contact Linda Batt at
[email protected] or call
315-344-6592.=
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padded cases for sale 12,17, 22 bass drum. Just
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new PA system. Purchased last year and used for
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talks. Pictures and demo are available. It’s going on
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call/text at (315)854-4908 (Jan 2013-003)
------------------------------------------------------------FOR SALE: Jupiter 1600 Professional Series Trumpet,
silver plated yellow brass, rose brass lead pipe and
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FOR SALE: Vintage Technics Keyboard sxK-500.
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----------------------------------------------------------FOR SALE: 5pc Yamaha, roto toms, Hi-hats, 2
cymbals, & hardware, plus xtras $700. (518)5219129 or (518)891-1575. Lv msg. (July 2013-003)
----------------------------------------------------------FOR SALE: Piano for sale last tuning Ludwig & Co.
New York 1900 plays well Upright Piano from Buffalo 63”(w)x27’(d)x56 1/2(h) 1900/#74648 $600.00
O.B.O. Try it out and make offer (315) 265-3465
Please lleave massage.(Jun 2013-002)
----------------------------------------------------------FOR SALE: Pair of JBL- L150 speakers in mint
shape. 300 Watt tower speaker set with pure
sound. other stereo equip. also for sale $900.00
email: [email protected] Text or call
315.250.0557 (Aug 2012-002)
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looking...
LOOKING FOR: “Have you ever wanted to sing in a
band? We are a novice band of middle aged musicians looking for a lead singer. We play classic rock/
blues which appeals to a wide variety of people. So, if
you sing in the shower and want to take it to the next
level, call 250-0348”. (July 2013-001)
----------------------------------------------------------LOOKING: KEYBOARDIST - Canton/Potsdam
quartet (Vocalist, Guitar, Bass, Drums) seeks a
keyboardist. We play music from the ‘60s to the
present day, from around the globe, with a rock,
R&B, blues groove and a pinch of jazz. Keyboardist
should be able to solo/improvise, have knowledge
of basic music theory and vocabulary. Reading music and jazz awareness a plus. Call Dale at 315-2122352.(Feb 2013-004)
------------------------------------------------------------LOOKING FOR: -Experienced bassist (13yrs) looking for new projects, influences ranging from :
Tool, Primus, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, Godsmack,
Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Cannibal Corpse, Necrophagist, Ac/Dc, George Clinton,
Stone Temple Pilots, Red Hot Chili Peppers, etc.
FOR SALE: Yamaha Electone Electronic organ model
Resume includes : 14 Knuckles Later (current),
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gram included. Asking $175.00 or best offer Will
deliver free within 25 miles of my home, additional Vicious Intent, Seditious. Can play many styles
distance small extra fuel charge 315-287-0437 H including, heavy metal, hard rock, alternative,
avaunt, hip hop 315-296-7237 (Dec 2012-002)
315-286-1606 C(Jan 2013-002)
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LOOKING FOR: -Looking for a light tech for a
couple shows per month. Low pay, late hours,
no insurance, unemployment, or disability; hectic
working conditions, what else could you ask for!
Good bunch of people, practice nights with free
food and booze. All equipment supplied. Must be
familiar with light systems. NNY area = Potsdam,
Massena, Ogdensburg, Malone area with some
trips to Watertown, Plattsburg, etc. Contact Tim
315-244-1454 or email [email protected].
(Dec 2012-003)
----------------------------------------------------------LOOKING FOR:Bassist and vocal looking for classic rock/country situation. E-mail at talyor52sj@
gmail.com. (Feb 2013-001)
----------------------------------------------------------LOOKING FOR: Heavy Mellow Guitar by Gary
Walts, soloist playing beautiful guitar arrangements of contemporary & classical music, including Elton John, Neil Diamond, Beatles, Bach and
beyond. Perfect for wine tastings, cafes, restaurants, happy hours, weddings, receptions and
more. Contact at 315-649-4174 or visit www.
garywalts.com(Apr 2013-001)
----------------------------------------------------------LOOKING FOR: -Paparazzi Scandal is looking for a
New Bass Player! No tudes please. Newer Hard & Alternative Rock style, Some original once caught up on
covers. Call or message Angie Lynn McCormick (315)
566-1732. Thanks folks! Peace (Dec 2012-003)
----------------------------------------------------------LOOKING FOR: -Versatile Drummer looking for a
band that has steady work. Looking to do original
work or fill an empty spot with an already developed
band. I have many years under my belt of studio
work and touring. Played with many bands through
out my career. I have had the chance to open for
some really amazing bands and learn from some of
the best. I am in the beginning stages of getting an
artist endorsement from Dark Horse Percussions.
Very eggar to start playing again. I am excited to
hit the studio and stage again. So please contact
me with any information or leads to any other musicians looking for a drummer. You can email at
[email protected]. You can also call my
cell phone and leave a message. (315) 212-5993.
My name is Ronnie. (Nov 2012-001)
----------------------------------------------------------LOOKING: Canton musician would like to start (or
join) a cover band...possibilities include: Smashing
Pumpkins, Nirvana, Led Zeppelin, Blue Oyster Cult,
Deep Purple, The Doors, The Beatles, The Who, The
Ventures, etc.I have lots of free time, looking to do
shows. Been playing guitar for 8 years, lots of solo
work, and rhythm, also acoustic. Email epicfilmer@
gmail.com (Feb 2013-003)
-----------------------------------------------------------LOOKING FOR: Looking for someone to write
Holiday/Occasion specific poetry or sentiments for
my PhotoCards. This is a new idea so need someone open to considering a cooperative effort. Just
another way to be creative and share it with others. Email Gari at [email protected] with phone
number for fastest reply... or I will email mine back
to you. (June 2013-001)
----------------------------------------------------------LOOKING: I am a lead male vocalist looking to join
or start a punk/hardcore band. My influences include A Day to Remember, Senses Fail, Mayday
Parade, Four Year Strong, etc. I have quite a bit of
experience playing shows and recording with my
previous band and would love to get back into it.
Email: [email protected] Phone number:
315-528-6406 (Sept 2012-001)
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LOOKING FOR: Experienced older musician, plays
solid rhythm guitar or 2nd lead with pedal board
effects, can play a little bass, plus do some singing
and backup. Have professional equipment, time
to practice, and a vehicle for travel. Good background in 50’s to 70’s Rock and Roll and Country.
New to it, but a big fan of Blues and Swing! Quick
study on new songs. Looking to jam or gig with
down to earth musicians. Not into egos, drugs,
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(Answers on page 26)
ACROSS
1Close
5
Sidewalk eatery
9Eccentric
12
Volcanic outflow
13
“Caro nome” is one
14Ultra-modernist
15
Comic’s specialty
17
Right angle
18
Book after Job
19
iPhone function
21
Chance, for short
22Hue
24Presentation
27
Second person
28
Out of control
31
Charged bit
32Pismire
33
Ram’s mate
34Profound
36
In medias 37
Seaport of Yemen
38Exciting
40Commercial
41
Search for prey
43
Plant life treatises
47
Rowing need
48
Getting the jump on
51
USO audience
52Trumpet
53
Chinese gang
54
Praise in verse
55Dumbstruck
56Remain
DOWN
1
Feed the hogs
2
- Christian Andersen
3
Eye layer
4
Candle fat
5
Trash containers
6
“All the Things You -”
7
Evergreen type
8
Supporter of the arts?
9
- bandit (slot machine)
10
Sandwich shop
11
Action figure, really
16
Mischievous kid
20
Kiwi’s extinct cousin
22
- Island
23
Inning trio
24
Rocker Vicious
25
Weeding tool
26
Small town description
27
Play area
29
Have bills
30
Barbie’s companion
35
Parishioner’s seat
37
Takes as one’s own
39
Island greeting
40
Matterhorn, for one
41
Comic strip possum
42Incursion
43
Money supply
44Laugh-a-minute
45
“- Karenina”
46
Like custard or quiche
49Present
50Before
DELMAR
SPORTSMEN’S TAVERN
315-769-9704
4th DJ Scorpio
5th DJ Smokey
6th DJ Smokey
12th Ten Cent green
13th DJ Smokey
19th Cover Junkies
from Massena
featuring Larry Holly Ben LaValley - Bill Lashomb
26th DJ Smokey
27th DJ Smokey
Every Saturday in house pool tournament 3pm
$5.00 buy in pays 1st and 2nd Double Elimination
These stay in every Saturday pool tournament
DJ Smokey every Thursday Ladies night except
on July 4th DJ Scorpio
JR Murray every Sunday 4 to 8
Watch for Our 5th Annual Luau August 3rd
Every Sunday
ENTERTAINMENT
9:30pm-1:30am unless noted
July Events
20th Jimmy
Wolf from
Syracuse
3to7 9:30 to 1:30
DJ Every
Friday And Saturday
Night When Nothing
Is Scheduled
4-8pm JR MURRAY
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(Flashback Quiz on page 9)
(Crossword Puzzle on page 25)
flashback AnsweRS
1. Melanie (born Melanie Anne Safka-Schekeryk), in 1970. The
inspiration for the song is said to have come during her appearance at Woodstock when the audience lit candles.
2. Barry Manilow, in 1977. Contrary to what the title implies,
the song is about two people who made it apart, rather than
together.
3. Fleetwood Mac, 1969. The song was used in films “Loser”
(2000) and “The Damned United” (2009).
4. Dexys Midnight Runners released the song in 1980 as a tribute to soul great Geno Washington.
5. “A Well Respected Man,” in 1965 by The Kinks. The song
was written to mock the condescending attitudes of the British
upper class after one experience staying at a luxury resort.
Massena Cable Channel 1501
Mornings - 7am to 8am
Evenings - 4pm to 7pm
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.wnts.tv
Business
Directory
The Back Country Band
Double Barrel Blues Band
doublebarrelbluesband.com
For Booking Call Mark Cloutier
(315) 493-4663
or
(315) 299-8026
[email protected]
www.markcloutierguitar.com
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Country music the way it used to be.
Lin, Faron, Carter and Mike play classic country
hits from the 50’s to the 90’s and beyond, as well
as classic hits from other musical genres.
Just right for your occasion.
Contact:
Lin Conant (pedal steel and vocal) 265-4876
Faron Parent (lead and vocal) 287-2663
Carter Houk (bass and vocal) 262-4561
JED’S AUTO
Jed Engels
Owner
152 Maple St.
Potsdam, NY 13676
Foreign Auto Repair and Sales
Specializing in Subaru’s and
Exhaust Repair
Buying Junk Cars
Phone: 315-265-1244
E-mail: [email protected]
John C Parcell IV, CPA, CFE
Certified Public Accountant
• Audit
• Accounting
• Taxes
6711 US Highway 11
Canton, New York 13617
Tel (315) 265-5222
Locations
Cowan Mansion Rd.
Canton, NY 13617
(315) 386-8120
9398 Rte. 56
Massena, NY 13662
(315) 769-2360
Business
Directory
BILL’S AUTO
Residential & Commercial
& Wall Papering
PO Box 521
Canton, NY 13617
Phone: 315-386-3729
Fax: 315-386-8776
Argent’s Jewelry
• 14k Gold
• Sterling Silver
• Ring Sizing
• Repairs
• Estate & Vintage Jewelry
• Buying Gold & Silver
32 Market St.
Potsdam, NY
(315)-265-6389
Robert LaBarge
Silver & Goldsmith
H76 air
Designs
Main Street • Canton, NY
(315) 379-9662
Kaaral
Aquage
Neuma
Gage For Men
Venique Nail Lacquer
Flat Irons
“Creating the Best You”
Hair Designs Uses 100% Wind Power
Ye Olde
Liquors
Wines • Liquors • Cordials
10% Off 2 or more bottles
of *liquor* on Thursdays
Senior Discount Everyday.
Open 10a.m. - 9p.m.
Riverside
Liquors
Hours:
Mon-Thur • 10 - 9
Fri - Sat • 10 - 10
Sun • 12 - 5
37 Riverside drive
Canton, NY 13617
(315) 386-2721
Music to Remember
Cars & Equipment
Sales
235 Jameson Road
Canton, NY
Phone: 315-386-4191
Cell: 315-323-8231
Oswegatchie Coffee Co.
117 E. Main St
Gouverneur
Pastries • Salads
Breakfast
Soup • Sandwiches
287-0704
Free WiFi
Bessette’s Bottles-N-Beverages
Cold, Beer, Kegs, Micro Brews,
64oz Growlers, Jake & Amos Pickles
We Pick Up Cans/Bottles $50.00 min.
39 Gouverneur St.
Canton, NY 13617
(315) 386-4464
Bessette’s Liquor & Wine
10 % Off All Wine On Tuesday
Senior Discounts On Wine
Case Discounts On Wine
37 Gouverneur St.
Canton, NY 13617
(315) 386-4468
BILL’S U STORE
Storage Units
“FLASHBACK”
For Bookings Contact
Bob Powers
1-315-562-4030
1-315-778-5475
235 Jameson Road
Canton NY 13676
315-386-4191
The Cascade
Inn, Inc.
Little
PIZZERIA
(315) 386-3734
25 Main Street • Canton, NY 13617
Restaurant • Motel • Lounge
Junction of Routes 11 & 68
4 West Main Street
Canton, NY 13617
(315) 386-8503
University Shopping Center
Canton, NY 13617
(315) 386-8377
JOSIE’S
105 East Main Street
Gouverneur, NY 13642
www.tlc-realestate.net
Remember To Stop By
Sylvia’s Lounge Under
Josie’s Little Pizzeria
For Fun, Food, Cheer
And Occasional
Entertainment!
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“PATRIOTIC SPECTACULAR”JULY 2ND
BY CLAYTON COMMUNITY BAND
Got Hips?
Bellydance with Basimah
Available for hire:
Classes, Workshops, Weddings,
Vending, Girls-Night, Birthdays
www.basimahdances.com
[email protected]
(513) 315-5767
J
Family friendly entertainment
www.damondrums.com
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Come and experience the spirit of the red,
white and blue, and the pride of being American,
in Clayton on July 2nd as the Clayton Community
Band presents its “PATRIOTIC SPECTACULAR”
concert at 7 PM in the Clayton Opera House! Under
the direction of Gloria Hvizdos Musser, the Band
will honor our nation with this patriotic musical
salute. Additionally, the concert will be presented
as a benefit for Hospice of Jefferson County and
the Clayton Opera House.
Reflections upon our nation’s steadfast spirit,
our multiple freedoms, our past and present service men and women, and our compassion for
our fellow Americans will reverberate through the
Opera House on July 2nd, as audience members
are ‘swept up’ into the stirring and powerful patriotic music performed by the Band. All will be
acquainted with the classic musical renditions of
“America; the Beautiful” and “Battle Hymn of the
Republic”; the majestic “This Is My Country”;
the intense “1812 Overture” - complete with the
sounds of chimes and cannon; and two of John
Philip Sousa’s marches – “The Liberty Bell” and
“The Stars and Stripes Forever”. Band member
and vocalist Rick Badour will sing with the Band
as it performs “God Bless the U.S.A.”. The Band
will present the vivid and programmatic “Victory
at Sea” music of Richard Rodgers from the 195253 TV documentary (and subsequent 1954 movie)
about naval warfare during World War II. Members
of our nation’s military branches will be honored
in “Armed Forces Salute”. Music from the movie
“Gettysburg”; “When Honor Prevails” – based
on ‘Chester’ which was a popular Revolutionary
War era song; a piece of reflection and inspiration entitled “And Hold In Memory …”; “The Star-
Spangled Banner” and “God Bless America” will
complete the program. Concert-goers of all ages
are welcome to attend this concert, celebrating the
powerful American patriotic spirit in all of us!
In addition to the July 2nd concert, the
Clayton Community Band’s 2013 concert season
will include the following dates, with all of the
programs being held at 7 PM at the Clayton Opera
House, where the Band has been designated as its
Resident Ensemble: August 20th, October 8th and
December 3rd (the Band’s Holiday Concert).
The Clayton Opera house is air-conditioned and handicapped-accessible. People needing extra assistance entering the Opera House for
the July 2nd concert may contact the Opera House
ahead of time at 686-2200. Admission to the concert is $5.00. Any student accompanied by an adult
will be admitted free. With the new ticket policy at
the Opera House, tickets for the Community Band
concerts will now align with specific seats. Students will need tickets for their specific (free) seats
in the Opera House. All concert-goers will need
tickets. Concert-goers are encouraged to utilize the
Opera House Box Office during its business hours
from 11 AM – 5 PM every Tuesday through Friday, and 10 AM – 2 PM on Saturdays to purchase
tickets ahead of time. For the convenience of our
concert attendees, tickets can be purchased online
at www.claytonoperahouse.com. Remaining tickets will be available at the door on the evening of
the concert. Due to construction of the new hotel
in downtown Clayton, on-street parking is limited.
Contact the Box Office at 686-2200 for information
about free shuttle service which will be available to
concert-goers for this July 2nd concert.
DPAO announce tickets for Country
Superstar Randy Travis go On-Sale
Summer Concert Series announce tickets for
Country Superstar Randy Travis go On-Sale Friday, June 7th at 8 a.m.
Both Reserved and General Admission Tickets will be available for sale at DPAO.ORG or by
calling DPAO at (315) 782-0044. General Admission Tickets will also be available at select Kinney
Drugs Store locations.
The DPAO / TOYOTA / CAR-FRESHNER 2013
Summer Concert Series is made possible in part
thanks to the generosity of our Main and Major
Sponsors. Main Sponsors include: Disabled
Persons Action Organization (DPAO), Toyota and
Car-Freshner Corporation.
Major Sponsors are: M&T Bank, Judy and Steven McAllaster-Gunn, Town of Watertown, Labatt
Blue Light, Kinney Drugs Foundation,KeyBank,
Jreck Subs and Watertown Savings Bank.
Proceeds from the DPAO / TOYOTA / CARFRESHNER 2013 Summer Concert Series will
benefit the programs and services that DPAO
provides to over 500 developmentally disabled
children, adults and their families in Jefferson
and Lewis Counties.
For further information on the DPAO / TOYOTA / CAR-FRESHNER 2013 Summer Concert
Series please visit our web site at DPAO.ORG or
call DPAO at (315) 782-0044 or (800) 533-2859.
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Free Family Friendly Event ~ 7-9pm
Mid’s Park ~ Lake Placid
Tuesday July 2, 2013:
Jazz Night with Miranda Di Perno
Tuesday, July 9, 2013:
World Rock Night with Rusted Root
Americana Night with Amy Helm
American Rock Night with Lukas Nelson & P.O.T.R.
Local Jam Night with Lucid
Tuesday, August 6, 2013:
Reggae Night with Morning Sun & The Essentials
Tuesday, August 13, 2013:
Funk & Soul Night with Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds
www.songsatmirrorlake.org
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