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Afton Softball Tunes Up At Disney Spring Training
Story and Photos
By Pete Mansheffer
LAKE BUENA VISTA,
FL – For a week at least, you
could call the Afton softball
team a Mickey Mouse
outfit.
The Crimson Knight,
as they have for the past
seven seasons, traveled to
Walt Disney Wide World of
Sports complex for Disney
Spring Training 2011 to
get away from the cold and
rain and play in the Florida
sun. They got their wish last
week, with clear blue skies
and temperatures pushing
close to 90 degrees.
Afton scrimmaged teams
from Maine and New York
State, with both JV and
varsity teams competing.
Afton
coach
Cindy
Bostelman was honored
by Disney prior to the last
scrimmage on Friday, Goofy
presenting her with a trophy
for her continuous support
of high school sports and
the Disney Spring Training
experience.
The players also had time
to visit the Disney theme
parks and enjoy some team
bonding.
HOLLY ANDREWS throws to first baseman Kate Werth.
TANYA HATTON cranks up a pitch for Afton.
BRIT MORE slides back into first base after a pickoff attempt.
AFTON COACH CINDY BOSTELMAN receives an award from
Goofy during Spring Training 2011 last week.
KATE WERTH shows off the arm for Afton in a scrimmage at
Disney.
STACEY GOUKAS makes the catch in the outfield.
TAYLOR BRIGGS guns down a runner at Disney.
CAROLYN ELLIS gets blocked off the base. She was awarded
first due to interference.
PAYTON CUTTING unleashes a pitch.
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• Here’s a great spring
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mash half of it and use it as
a mask. Let sit for up to five
minutes, then rinse away
with warm water.
• Cleaning windows? Use
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• Here’s a great tip you
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Check the reflection to see
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a bit of jelly or applesauce.
Make sure, especially if it’s
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• To keep kids from running into a closed slidingglass door, cut out a small
picture of something that’s
brightly colored, “laminate”
it by taping it across both
sides and then tape it to the
door at children’s eye level.
— E.R. in New York
• Painting season is in full
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are my two favorite painting tips: One is to lightly
soap the windows (glass
only) and let it dry. Any
paint splatters will land
on the soap, which can be
easily wiped away when
the paint is dry. The other
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It’s mid-April as I write
this, and my neighborhood
is awash in the aroma of
freshly laid bark mulch.
Where I live, surrounded
by professional landscapers, the tall shrubs are
unwrapped well ahead of
the first spring blooms and
mulch covers the edges of
lawns as far as the eye can
see.
What’s the point of mulch,
you ask — other than as
decoration? Mulch provides protection for both
soil and plants, preventing
dirt from washing away in
spring rains and exposing
plant roots, while simultaneously repelling insects
and rodents and discouraging weeds from taking root.
So, what’s the best mulch
to use? It depends. The term
“mulch” is pretty generic;
it basically describes any
material spread around or
over plants to enrich or
insulate the soil. Here are
some common mulches and
their use.
Inorganic mulch: Rocks
or gravel, recycled rubber
tires, landscape fabric and
plastic sheeting are typical of inorganic products
used to prevent erosion and
weeds.
Organic mulch: Commercially available mulch tends
to be comprised of tree bark
or wood chips. But other
mulches can be created at
home, including compost,
grass clippings, dried leaves
and pine needles. Dried
straw is another type of
organic mulch.
Bark mulch is excellent
for protecting the surface
roots of trees and shrubs,
but not so good for gardens,
as its high carbon-to-nitrogen ratio can hinder growth
of vegetables and flowers.
Gravel or rocks work as
decorative landscaping, but
don’t place them directly
over tree or shrub roots
as they can heat up in the
sun, damaging the roots
beneath.
Using compost? Check for
a “sour mulch” condition —
a strong vinegary or silage
odor — before spreading in
the garden. If the compost
seems sour, turn the pile
well to introduce oxygen
and make sure it has good
drainage, and wait until the
sour smell goes away before
using.
How deep should bark
mulch go? Three inches is
a good depth, as it protects
roots while allowing air and
water to penetrate.
What shouldn’t mulch
touch? Keep it six inches
or more away from your
home’s foundation and siding, as well as from the base
of tree trunks.
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April 21, 2011
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Dog Leaves His
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DEAR PAW’S CORNER: About a year ago,
we adopted an 18-monthold mutt. “Buddy” is a
great dog, but he has one
continuing problem: He
urinates and defecates
in the living room in the
middle of the night. We
don’t feed or water him
after about 7 p.m., and I
take him out nightly at 10.
He is otherwise very well
housebroken. The only
thing that has worked so
far is putting him in his
crate overnight, but my
husband says it’s cruel. Is
there any other solution?
— Janice in Lewiston,
Calif.
DEAR JANICE: Actually, crating is one of the
first methods to try in this
case, and it can be successful in stopping the problem
(though not necessarily
the behavior, as Buddy has
demonstrated). But some
people do feel that crating is
cruel, so I understand your
husband’s feelings about it.
Have you mentioned this
problem to Buddy’s vet
and had him examined for
any physical problem? It’s
always good to make sure
he’s healthy. Also talk to
the vet about Buddy being
adopted. He may have
picked up a bad habit at his
former home, or he might
still be experiencing some
stress from leaving one
home and then coming to
another one.
If the problem is behavioral, continue housebreaking with Buddy. A key part
of stopping the overnight
elimination is to not allow
him into areas of the house
in which he has already left
his “mark,” so to speak. If
this is not possible, you may
have to continue with the
crating, or you may want to
consult a professional trainer for more in-depth ideas
on solving this dilemma.
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No COLA for
2012 Either?
Those in the know are
already predicting what
will happen with our Social
Security Cost of Living
Adjustment (COLA) in
2012. They’re consulting
charts and graphics, sharpening their pencils and
guesstimating. At this point
there’s good and bad news,
assuming the experts are
correct.
The good: We’ll likely
get an increase of 1.1 percent to 1.2 percent, the first
increase since 2009.
The bad: All of it likely
will be eaten up by increases
in Medicare Part B, which is
deducted from our Social
Security checks before we
receive them.
On the other hand, if the
Part B increase is larger than
the Social Security increase,
they won’t take the difference out of our checks.
Supposedly when consumer prices go up, so does
our monthly check. A tiny
increase apparently means
our daily costs haven’t gone
up much.
For those who haven’t
applied for Social Security
yet: If you take Social Security before your Normal
Protect:
Retirement Age, you get
dinged for the money you
make. You are penalized
$1 for every $2 you make
above $14,160. That goes
up to $1 for every $3 above
$37,680. Income from pensions, capital gains and
annuities is not counted.
Still, if you’re “under age”
and still working, yet you
want to collect Social Security, do the calculations carefully. Call Social Security at
1-800-772-1213 to have it
do the calculations as well.
This is no time to be wrong.
Remember, too, that you’ll
pay taxes on Social Security
if your income exceeds a
certain amount: $25,000 if
you’re single, and $32,000
if you file jointly.
The COLA figures for
2012 will be finalized in
October. Cross your fingers.
Matilda Charles regrets
that she cannot personally
answer reader questions,
but will incorporate them
into her column whenever
possible. Write to her in care
of King Features Weekly
Service, P.O. Box 536475,
Orlando, FL 32853-6475,
or send e-mail to [email protected].
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“Against All Things Ending,” the ninth book overall
in the Thomas Covenant
fantasy series and the third
in the final set of four, is
dominated by the themes of
despair and hope, with hope
lagging behind.
In an effort to save the
Land and perhaps restore
her son Jeremiah to normalcy, heroine Linden Avery
has brought the deceased
Thomas Covenant back to
life. But in doing so, she has
aroused the Worm of the
World’s End, which signals
the eventual destruction of
the Land. Also, Covenant
has returned not entirely
whole, which presents its
own problems.
With that as the beginning
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their comrades set out to
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mental imprisonment. Some
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books of “The Last Chronicles” depart in this one.
Exhilarating moments of triumph are offset by numerous
points of failure and periods
of excruciating self-examination, all done in Stephen
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writing style, which means
keeping a dictionary handy
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of rarely used words. Still,
a Covenant fan will find it
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The final pages feature
another move toward saving
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Can I reverse sarcopenia, or just slow it down?
What I would like to know
is what can I do for my
thighs? How often should
I do it? And I’d like something for my stomach.
— J.H.
ANSWER: For readers: Sarcopenia is muscle
shrinkage that comes with
age.
Weightlifting stops the
wasting away of muscles
and builds them up. Older
people are not going to
develop the same muscle
size that a 20-year-old can,
but they can see a marked
improvement
in
their
strength and an increase in
muscle size through weightlifting.
For your specific thigh
problem, the squat is a good
exercise. From the standing position, you bend your
knees until your thighs are
parallel to the ground. You
don’t have to touch your
heels with your buttocks.
Lower yourself only to the
position I mentioned. Farther than that can hurt the
knees.
Start out doing the exercise
with no additional weight.
Your body weight is enough
at first. As you gain experience and strength, you can
use additional weight, either
a barbell supported behind
your neck and on your
shoulders, or you can hold
on to weights. When you
start using weights, exercise
three times a week with a
full day’s rest between exer-
cise sessions.
For your abdomen, the
bicycle maneuver is one
of the best exercises. Lie
on the floor and raise your
legs straight up. Then bend
the knees to a right angle so
your lower legs are parallel
to the floor. Now start pedaling as though you were
riding a bike.
Readers interested in starting an exercise program
can obtain the booklet on
exercise by writing to: Dr.
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Box 536475, Orlando, FL
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DEAR DR. DONOHUE:
I’m 61, and I don’t take
medicines. I feel good. I
have been exercising for
two years. I would like
to increase my activity.
What’s considered a safe
way to do so? — L.P.
ANSWER: Follow the
10 percent rule. It’s safe to
increase exercise by 10 percent each week. Increase
means increasing exercise
speed, exercise duration,
the number of repetitions
you lift a weight or the number of pounds you lift. Don’t
increase all aspects. Take
one at a time. If you jog,
increase either the distance
or the time by 10 percent.
One week make it distance;
the next, speed.
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incorporate them in his
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• Broken Windows • Thermopanes
• Shower Doors
• Mirrors
COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - AUTO
Pioneer Glass Company
341 State Hwy 7 • Sidney, NY 13838
607-563-1065
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 am to 5 pm, Sat. by appointment
THOMAS REAL ESTATE
“Gateway To Broome and Chenango Counties”
Deborah L. Thomas
Licensed Sales Agent
607-222-8823
50 Genesee St.
Greene, New York 13778
Office/Fax: 607-656-4995
www.thomasrealestate.net
The 1810 Juliand House
Bed & Breakfast
2 Juliand St.
Greene, NY 13778
607-242-1338
www.The1810JuliandHouse.com
History Made Comfortable
Claudia Kachmarik, Innkeeper
Elegant Rooms at Affordable Rates
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Electric
Wristwatch
Q:
My dad gave me
his Hamilton Victor II Electric wristwatch,
which he received when he
graduated from Tulane in
1963. I have been told that
it is quite valuable. — Sam,
Daytona Beach, Fla.
I contacted several vintage watch
experts, and they seem to
agree that your Hamilton
watch is worth in the $300
to $700 range depending, of
course, on condition and if
it has its original presentation box.
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I love many of the
black-and-white
movies from the 1950s and
‘60s and am trying to find
a copy of “Viva Zapata”
with Marlon Brando.
— George, Albuquerque,
N.M.
I found several dozen
copies of the 1952
film in various formats on
eBay, most priced at less
than $15.
***
I have a letter
signed by Bill
Clinton when he was president. What is the value?
— Barbara, Alton, N.Y.
Most
presidential
“signatures” on letters after about 1960 are
not authentic. Even though
there are always exceptions, most letters sent from
the White House in recent
decades are signed by autopens. To find out if the one
you have is real, you should
A:
Q:
A:
Q:
A:
consult a certified expert of
autographs, and you should
expect to pay for this service. I found a signed Clinton political brochure on
eBay for $25.
***
I have a signed
and
numbered
lithograph by Larry Patterson of the train station
in Blue Ridge, Ga. I’m
interested in finding out
more about the artist and
why he chose the station
for his artwork. — Cathy,
Ormond Beach, Fla.
Larry Jay Patterson
studied with Earl
Mayan at the Arts Students
League of New York during the early 1980s. He
eventually taught a mural
workshop as an artist-inresidence in Newark’s 15th
Avenue public school and
was an instructor at the
Monmouth County Teen
Arts Festival in 2004, 2005
and 2007. His work has
been exhibited at several
libraries in New Jersey. He
lives in Tinton Falls, N.J.,
and you might be able to
contact him there to find out
more about the lithograph
you acquired.
Write to Larry Cox in care
of King Features Weekly
Service, P.O. Box 536475,
Orlando, FL 32853-6475,
or send e-mail to [email protected]. Due to
the large volume of mail he
receives, Mr. Cox is unable to
personally answer all reader
questions. Do not send any
materials requiring return
mail.
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Thymely Treasures,
Gifts and Home Decore
Hours:
Tues - Sat 10:00 - 5:00
Thurs Evening till 7:30
Sun and Mon Closed
"an eclectic collection"
Susan Wood,
Proprietor
1 South Broad • Norwich, NY 13815
607-336-1886 • [email protected]
Treasure Hunt
Antiques & Collectibles
Wed. - Sat. 11 - 5pm
300 Clinton St. • Binghamton, NY 13905
607-797-4995
Brookside
Antique & Gardens
Antiques & Collectibles
Annuals & Perennials
4291 State Highway 41
Greene, NY 13778
(607) 656-9151
Open Wed.-Mon.10:00 to 5:00
Closed Tuesdays
Celebrate Trees
on Arbor Day
Meandering through the
awe-inspiring nature trail
at Henry Cowell Redwoods
State Park in California over
spring break, I heard a boy
ask as he stared upward at
a giant tree in front of him,
“How many dads would you
have to stand on top of each
other to reach the top of the
tree?”
“That’s the first time anyone has asked me that good
question,” said 72-year-old
docent Dr. Lenny Gerstein
with a smile. “The tree is
almost 270 feet tall, so at
6 feet per dad, that would
probably be about 45 dads.
Now almost as tall as the
Statue of Liberty, it actually
grew from a seed about the
size of an oatmeal flake,” he
said.
Trees can be old and tall,
and they can enrich our
lives in many ways. Docent
Lenny reminded us to put
Friday, April 29, on our calendars and to get outside and
discover new ways to celebrate Arbor Day with our
families.
Here are some ideas that
work:
1. Enjoy a healthy start
to the day by adding fruits
and nuts from trees to your
breakfast cereal. Then, keep
minds sharp by challenging your kids to identify 10
things in the kitchen that
come from trees, such as
your morning paper, textbooks, cutting boards, picture frames, stools, pencils,
paper towels and the baseball bat leaning by the kitchen door. If there’s a dollar
bill on the counter, this is a
good opportunity to remind
your kids that money does
NOT grow on trees!
2. Plant a tree this spring
and watch it grow through
the years, along with your
child.
3. While in the produce
section of a market, talk
about where in the world tree
fruits come from. While kiwi
and coconuts come from far
away, apples, peaches and
almonds might have grown
nearby.
4. Go outside with your
child and look up at the
trees in your yard or nearby
park. Talk about what trees
provide in our daily lives,
such as cleaner air, shade
and wood for homes, skateboards and a backyard deck.
Consider what trees provide
for wildlife, too.
5. Find a tree stump, and
5
Lulu’s Country Thrift Store
3112 Rt. 11 Unit #4 • Lisle, New York 13797
Located in the Pendell’s Plaza
Donations gladly accepted. Let us know which
organization or charity within the USA you would
like to help when making a donation & we will send
them 50% of the selling price.
607-217-8007
count the rings to discover
its age.
6. If you have a strong tree
in your backyard, make it
the centerpiece of spring
fun. Use it as a home base
for a game of hide-and-seek,
make plans to have a picnic
under it, hang a safe tree
swing from it or construct
an imaginative tree fort in it.
And then if you feel brave,
climb it!
For more family activities,
check out www.arborday.
org.
***
Donna Erickson’s awardwinning series “Donna’s
Day” is airing on public
television nationwide. To
find more of her creative family recipes and activities, visit
www.donnasday.com
and
link to the NEW Donna’s Day
Facebook fan page. Her latest
book is “Donna Erickson’s
Fabulous Funstuff for Families.”
© 2011 Donna Erickson
Distributed by King Features Synd.
A little Country… A little Victorian…
A little Shabby Chic
Furniture • Jewelry • Candles
Linens • Silver • Crystal • Home Décor
109 W. Main Street • Endicott, NY 13760
(607) 748-2834
Mon. - Sat. 11:00 - 5:00 • Sun. - by Chance
The
Mad Hatter
Antiques
since 1976
284 Clinton St., Binghamton, NY 13905
Bedding - New Furniture
Unique Gifts
CURIOSITY SHOP
Route 206 West
P.O. Box 95
Walton, NY 13856
WINNIE WHITE
Phone: 607-865-5647
Pheasant Farm
Antiques, Collectibles,
Artwork & Books
607-729-6036
www.madhatterantiques.net
Shop Hours: Monday-Saturday 10-5
• The Roaring 20’s and Art Deco
• Victorian
• Unique Accessories
• Overstuffed Elegant Pillows
• Fine Art Paintings
• Furniture galore (our #1 specialty)
• Beds of all types
• Armoires
• Dining Sets
• Cupboards
• Architectural Finds
A MULTI DEALER SHOP
(13,000 Sq. Ft.)
NELS & MARGARET BUCHANAN
Buy, Sell & Appraise
7 Foundry St., Greene, NY 13778
(607) 656-9188
Open Thurs. - Sun. 10:00 to 5:00
Closed Mon., Tues. & Wed.
Over 6,000 sq. ft. on 3 floors brimming with
the finest, largest selection of antiques,
one-of-a-kind furnishings, and collectibles.
SHOP WHERE INTERIOR DESIGNERS BUY!
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Belvedere
Cabaret
41 Genesee St.• Greene, NY
NOW SERVING LUNCH
11:30 to 3:00 (Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat.)
ALSO
EARLY BIRD DINNERS
5:00 - 7:00 pm (Fridays & Saturdays)
Dinners: $12.00 Including Meal, Drink & Dessert
WALK-INS WELCOME
656-9177
Jack’s Diner
Pendell’s Plaza • Rte. 11 • Lisle, NY
607-345-4610
Serving Breakfasts & Lunches • Take Out Available
Ask About Daily Specials
Tues. - Sat. 6-3 pm • Sun. 6-2 pm
345-4610
Top 10 Pop Singles
Top 10 Video Rentals
Top 10 DVD Sales
1. Black Swan ............ (R)
Natalie Portman
2. The Tourist .....(PG-13)
Angelina Jolie
3. Tangled ................ (PG)
animated
4. The Fighter ............ (R)
Mark Wahlberg
5. Skyline ............(PG-13)
Eric Balfour
6. How Do You
Know ...................(PG-13)
Reese Witherspoon
7. Yogi Bear ............. (PG)
animated
8. The Switch ......(PG-13)
Jennifer Aniston
9. Hereafter ........(PG-13)
Matt Damon
10. The Next Three
Days .....................(PG-13)
Russell Crowe
1. Yogi Bear ............. (PG)
(Warner Bros.)
2. The Tourist .....(PG-13)
(Sony)
3. Skyline ............(PG-13)
(Universal)
4. The Fighter ............ (R)
(Paramount)
5. How Do You
Know ...................(PG-13)
(Sony)
6. Megamind ........... (PG)
(Dreamworks)
7. Barbie: A Fairy
Secret ......................... (G)
(Universal)
8. Due Date ................ (R)
(Warner Bros.)
9. Jackass 3 ................ (R)
(Paramount)
10. The Switch ....(PG-13)
(Lionsgate)
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9. Kirk Franklin..... No. 5
“Hello Fear”
(Fo Yo Soul/Verity)
10. Mary Mary new entry
“Something Big”
(My Block/Columbia)
This Week.......... Last Week
1. Katy Perry feat.
Kanye West............. No. 1
“E.T.” (Capitol)
2. Rihanna .............. No. 2
“S&M” (SRP/Def Jam)
3. The Black Eyed
Peas ......................... No. 5
“Just Can’t Get Enough”
(Interscope)
4. Cee Lo Green ..... No. 3
“Forget You”
(Radiculture/Elektra)
5. Lady Gaga.......... No. 4
“Born This Way”
(Streamline/KonLive)
6. Chris Brown feat.
Lil Wayne
& Busta Rhymes .... No. 7
“Look At Me Now” (Jive)
7. Jeremih feat.
50 Cent.................... No. 9
“Down On Me”
(Mick Schultz/Def Jam)
8. Jennifer Lopez feat.
Pitbull.................... No. 10
“On the Floor” (Island)
9. P!nk..................... No. 8
“Perfect” (LaFace)
10. Adele ............... No. 17
“Rollin In the Deep”
(“XL”)
Jennifer Hudson
Top 10 Hot Country
Singles
1. Zac Brown
Band ........................ No. 4
“Colder Weather”
(Southern Ground/
Atlantic)
2. Thompson
Square ..................... No. 1
“Are You Gonna Kiss Me
Or Not” (Stoney Creek)
3. Jason Aldean with
Kelly Clarkson ....... No. 2
“Don’t You Wanna Stay”
(Broken Bow)
4. Darius Rucker.... No. 5
“This” (Capitol Nashville)
5. Billy
Currington.............. No. 3
“Let Me Down Easy”
(Mercury)
6. Kenny Chesney .. No. 7
“Live a Little” (BNA)
7. Jerrod Niemann. No. 6
“What Do You Want”
(Arista Nashville)
8. Miranda
Lambert .................. No. 8
“Heart Like Mine”
(Columbia)
9. Sara Evans ......... No. 9
“A Little Bit Stronger”
(RCA)
10. Rascal Flatts... No. 10
“I Won’t Let Go”
(Big Machine)
Top 10 Albums
The Rose Garden
TEA ROOM
Serving Lunches Mon.—Sat. 11am —2 pm
Gluten -Free Menu Available
Reserve Your Party, Shower or Luncheon.
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With this ad get FREE dessert with $10 Lunch Purchase
Cannot be used with any other coupons or specials Expires 4–30-2011
111 West Main Street, Endicott, NY 13760
www.rosegardenendicott.com
Best Breast in Town
Catering - Parties
EVERY
SATURDAY
IN GREENE
149 S. Chenango St. • Greene, NY
607-349-0431
TAKE OUT SPECIAL OF THE WEEK!
1 Whole Rotisserie Chicken
1150
2 Large Sides, 3 Biscuits, 3 Brownies
$
Chicken & Biscuits
and Rotisserie Chicken Served Daily.
(Take-Out Only)
We will serve our famous
The Silo Restaurant
LENTEN SEAFOOD
BUFFET EXTRAVAGANZA
Every Friday in Lent
You Won’t be able to Resist the Enticing Array of Delicious
Seafood, Chef Carved Meats and Hot Specialty Dishes
Fried Haddock
with Macaroni & Cheese
EVERY Friday in Lent!
Thursday 4pm-8pm
Free Strawberry Shortcake
w/Dinner Entrée
Friday 4pm-8pm
Free Dessert
w/Dinner Entrée
RED OAK DINER
305 Front St. • Binghamton • 722-0440
Seafood Newburgh
Marinated Grilled Marlin
Broiled Fish
Iced Shrimp/Fried Shrimp
Stuffed Shrimp (w/Crab Meat)
Stuffed Haddock
(Cod, Haddock, Salmon or Bluefish)
(w/Crab Meat Stuffing)
Fresh Fish
Charbroiled Fish
(Cod, Haddock or smelt)
(Swordfish, Merlin or Tuna)
Clam Chowder
Steamed Mussels
Clams Casino
(Mahanttan or New England)
Escargot
In Mushroom Caps
Veal Marsala
(Baked in a Half-Shell with
Onions, Peppers)
Snow Crab Legs
For Your Dining Pleasure We Will Regularly Feature
a Specialty Seafood Item:
THIS WEEK: White Garlic Seafood Lasagna
Friday 5pm to 9pm
Our Regular Dinner Menu Will Also Be Available
Call Early For Reservations
607-656-4377
From Greene on Rt. 12, East on Rt. 206, 6 miles from Bainbridge, Rt. 206 West, 10 mi
Belvedere
Cabaret
41 Genesse Street - Greene, NY
voice mail 656-9177
Cafe Director - Caryl 656-5858
Events Co-ordinator and Promotional
Director - Kathy 656-4564
Talent Co-ordinator - Vincent Majka
[email protected]
European Style Entertainment ~ Superb Food
& Drink provided in Elegant Surroundings!
Step back in time as our lobby suggests ~ an
experience of excellence awaits. Give yourself
a gift and treat yourself to one of our events!
Take a look inside ~ you’ll be surprised!
Facebook “Belvedere Cabaret”
Greene, NY
1. Britney
Spears............... new entry
“Femme Fatale” (Jive)
2. Wiz Khalifa . new entry
“Rolling Papers”
(Rostrum/Atlantic)
3. Adele ................... No. 3
“21” (XL/Columbia)
4. Chris Brown....... No. 1
“F.A.M.E.” (Jive)
5. Various Artists ... No. 6
“Songs for Japan” (EMI/
Warner Bros./Sony Music/
Universal)
6. Radiohead.... new entry
“The King of Limbs”
(XL/Ticker Tape)
7. Jennifer Hudson No. 2
“I Remember Me” (Arista)
8. Snoop Dogg . new entry
“Doggumentary”
(Doggystyle/Priority)
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Black Bear Winery
Our Unique Party Room is
Perfect for Your Bridal Shower,
Bachelarette Party, Rehearsal
Dinner or Small Wedding!
Cloverdale Rd., Chenango Forks • 607-656-9863
Wed. & Thurs. 2-6 pm; Fri. 2-9 pm; Sat. & Sun. noon - 6 pm
www.blackbearwinery.com
Treat Your Family
To Our
Easter Sunday
or Mother’s Day
Better Yet, Both!
ALL YOUR FAVORITES, INCLUDING – Leg
of Lamb, Roast Pork, Roast Steamship Round
of Beef, Selections like Belgian Waffles, Eggs,
Omelettes, Full Sweet Table or Fresh Fruit, Cakes,
Pies & Pastries, Full Salad Bar and much more!
Served from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Adults $24.95 Seniors $21.95 Children 5-12 years $12.95
Children under 5 years FREE
Please call for Reservations Soon!
The Silo Restaurant
Just Off Rtes. 206 & 41 in Coventry, 10 Mi.
West of Bainbridge, 6 Mi. East of Greene.
656-4377
April 21, 2011
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LOCAL SPORTS
April 21, 2011
Spring Turkey Season Opens May 1
ALBANY - New York State
Department of Environmental
Conservation
(DEC)
Commissioner Joe Martens
today reminded hunters that
the 2011 spring turkey season
opens on May 1 in all of
upstate New York lying north
of the Bronx-Westchester
County boundary, and that the
annual Youth Turkey Hunting
Weekend is set for April 23-24.
The youth turkey hunt is open
in all of upstate New York and
for the first time ever, will be
open in Suffolk County.
“Turkey hunting remains
a very popular activity with
over 100,000 turkey hunters
taking to the field each spring
in pursuit of this exciting
game bird,” Commissioner
Martens said. “Since 2004,
we have also offered a special
opportunity for junior hunters,
and are pleased to be able to
expand this prospect to junior
hunters in the New York metro
area. The Youth Turkey Hunt is
an excellent chance for young
hunters to spend time afield
with experienced adult hunters
to learn about conservation
first-hand,
gaining
the
necessary knowledge and
skills to become safe and
responsible members of New
York’s hunting community.”
Important Details for the
Youth Turkey Hunt on April
23 and 24:
• Eligible hunters are 12-15
years of age, holding a junior
hunting license and a turkey
permit.
• Youth 12-13 years of age
must be accompanied by a
parent, legal guardian, or
adult over 21 years of age
with written permission from
their parent or legal guardian.
Youth 14-15 years of age must
be accompanied by a parent,
legal guardian, or adult over
18 years of age with written
permission from their parent
or legal guardian.
• The accompanying adult
must have a current hunting
license and turkey permit.
The adult may assist the youth
hunter (including calling), but
may not carry a firearm or
bow, or kill or attempt to kill
a wild turkey during the youth
hunt.
• Shooting hours are from
one-half hour before sunrise
to noon each day.
• The youth turkey hunt is
open in all of upstate New
York (north of the BronxWestchester County boundary)
and Suffolk County.
• The bag limit for the youth
weekend is one bearded bird.
VanDunk Customs & Collision
Pushing the Limits and Going to Extremes
LARRY VANDUNK
34 Octagon St.
PO Box 118
Glen Aubrey, NY 13777
This bird becomes part of the
youth’s regular Spring season
bag limit of 2 bearded birds.
A second bird may be taken
in upstate New York (north of
the Bronx-Westchester County
boundary) beginning May 1.
• All other wild turkey
hunting regulations are in
effect.
Other Important Details
for the Spring Turkey
Season, May1-31, 2011:
• Hunting is permitted in
most areas of the state, except
for New York City and Long
Island.
• Hunters must have a turkey
hunting permit in addition to
their small game hunting or
sportsman license.
• Shooting hours are from
one-half hour before sunrise
to noon each day.
• Hunters may take 2
bearded turkeys during the
spring season, but only 1 bird
per day.
• Hunters may not use rifles,
or handguns firing a bullet.
Hunters may hunt with a
shotgun or handgun loaded
with shot sizes no larger than
No. 2 or smaller than No. 8, or
with a bow and arrow.
• Successful hunters must
fill out the tag which comes
with their turkey permit and
immediately attach it to any
turkey harvested.
• Successful hunters must
report their harvest within
seven days of taking a bird.
Call 1-866-426-3778 (1-866
GAMERPT) or report harvest
online,
http://www.dec.
ny.gov/outdoor/8316.html.
Mark Smith
HOT DIP BLUING, BEAD BLASTING
and POLISHING GUNS
• PEPPER SPRAY •
656-4356
NYS Certified
CALL FOR RATES
Senior Living
The Grow Home
Family-Type Home for Adults
2895 NY Route 7 • Harpursville, NY 13787
(607) 693-2734
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GABES DISPOSAL
ROLL OFF CONTAINERS
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL
Also Hauling
Seven Day A
Week Service
Metal • Scrap • Autos
Minor Demolition & Brush Removal
Will Clean Out
Attics, Basements, Garages, Barns, etc.
JIM GABRIEL - Cell: 607-343-6455
COBRA INDUSTRIES, LLC
We Manufacture Custom Trailers
Now Offering Trailer Repair
metal fabrication • welding • forming
welding & trailer supplies • steel sales
37 Main St., Afton, NY 13730
Ph: (607) 639-1700
Fax: (607) 639-3000
Rick & Barb Wagner
and Home Improvement
Asphalt, Metal, Slate, Flat Roofs, Repairs,
Seamless Gutters, Siding, Windows
––– COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL –––
1-888-OK-ALPINE • 607-369-3333
• We show up on time.
• When we start your job it gets our full attention until it is finished.
• We do repairs. We won’t try to sell you a new roof you don’t need.
• Up front straightforward pricing. No surprises.
• We don’t stop until you are satisfied. PERIOD.
• Fully insured, clean, professional
RESTO-CUSTO-COLLISION
Alison Daire (607) 760-3005
Edward Daire (607) 760-8288
[email protected]
Hometown
Builders And HVAC
Don Osman
Excavating & Building Co.
Neumann Trucking
Supply Depot
Coal Stoves &
Spray Foam Insulation
1869 State Highway 235 • Greene, NY 13778
2405 Colesville Rd.,
Harpursville, NY 13787
(607) 862-4626
[email protected]
GREENE, NEW YORK
Site Work and Land Clearing
Driveways • Pole Barns • High Tensile Fencing
Garage Packages • Decks • Additions
All Phases of Concrete Work
Wall Replacement under Exiting Homes
607-656-8868
607-760-8868
Woody’s Stump Removal
We
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Are You Stumped?
Hours of Operation: Mon. - Sat. 10 am - 5 pm
Phone: (607) 656-9858
Wood Pellets • Coal • Rock Salt
Water Conditioner Salt • Salt Blocks
(607) 693-1883
Cell (607) 237-9227
Steve Collins
ANY TASK.
EVERY SEASON.
0% And Other Great Financing Options! Available on Select Models to Qualified Customers.
Call: (607) 563-1204
VOLUNTEER™
4X4 SERIES
UTILITY VEHICLE
Owners: Everett & Bonnie Wood
Brush Hogging Available
C Y C L E R Y
(at the 4 corners Coventry, NY)
LLC
We Proudly Offer Bicycles by
Trek & Scott
We Service All Brands
Hours: Tues.-Fri. 10-6; Sat. 10-3
12 South Broad St.
Norwich, NY 13815
Dan Sepello
(607) 334-2453
Sc SERIES
• 624cc V-Twin, 748cc V-Twin
EFI or 854cc Yanmar® diesel
engine options available
SUB-COMPACT TRACTOR
AS LOW AS: $186*/month2
• Tcp-rated 1,400-lb. towing and
payload capacity††
• 2-year limited Warranty**Also
available in green, red and
camo on select models
Attachments sold separately.
STARTING AT: $8,499*
• 24 HP† quiet, fuel-efficient Yanmar™ diesel engine
• Shift-On-The-Go® range control enables shifting from low to
high without stopping - an industry exclusive
• Highest loader lift capacity in its class
• 5-year limited powertrain warranty••
Attachments sold separately.
1. FINANCING AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. NOT ALL BUYERS QUALIFY. MINIMUM PURCHASE PRICE REQUIREMENT APPLIES. SEE STORE OR CUBCADET.COM FOR IMPORTANT DETAILS. MINIMUM MONTHLY PAYMENTS REQUIRED. VALID ON
PURCHASES MADE BETWEEN 1/2/11-6/30/11. TRANSACTION FINANCE CHARGES MAY APPLY. SEE YOUR CUB CADET RETAILER FOR DETAILS OR GO TO www.cubcadet.com FOR FULL DISCLOSURE. FINANCING SUBJECT TO GE MONEY. APPROVAL
PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
2. RATE INFORMATION DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN OFFER OR EXTENTION OF CREDIT. ALL TRANSACTIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CREDIT APPROVAL AND SUCH OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS WE MAY REQUIRE IN OUR SOLE DISCRETION. ALL RATES,
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LOCAL SPORTS
12
Boxscores
BASEBALL
COOPERSTOWN 3,
UNATEGO 0
(April 13 at
Doubleday Field)
Unatego 000 000 0 - 0 2 2
Cooperstown 001 110 x- 3
31
Unatego: Dan Shelton (L)
and Lucas DeJoy.
Cooperstown:
Jimmy
Donley (W) and Jarrett
Hotaling.
UNADILLA VALLEY
1, BAINBRIDGE-
Najarian
Chiropractic
&
Acupuncture
Dr. Cary C. Najarian
32 Genesee Street
Greene, NY 13778
Phone: 607-656-9000
Fax: 607-656-5112
Appointment Hours
Mon. & Wed 8-12 & 2-7
Tues., Thur. & Fri. 8-12 & 2-5
GUILFORD 0
(April 13 at UV)
B-G 000 000 0 - 0 1 4
UV 000 000 1 - 1 4 1
B-G: Paul Parsons (L) and
Gordie Shields.
UV: Brandon Miles,
Travis Conklin (6,W) and
Zach Montgomery.
HANCOCK 22,
ROXBURY 0
(April 14 at Hancock)
Roxbury 000 000 0 - 0 2 4
Hancock 436 036 x - 22
18 0
Roxbury: Eric Shultis
(L), Dakota Caronia (3),
Nick Hamil (6) and Spencer
Hinckley.
Hancock: Ryan Smith
(W), Tyler Phillips (5), Todd
Wainman (7) and Chris
Wadeson.
CHENANGO FORKS 11,
HARPURSVILLE 9
(April 14 at H’Ville)
CF 320 1011 8 - 11 14 4
H’ville 300 102 01 - 9 13 3
CF:
Dalton
Stinson,
Johnson (6), Tom Dybas
(W,7), Tom Knapp (8) and
Knapp.
H’Ville: Jerret Decker,
Brandon Strong (L,7) and
Mason Dean.
TRACK AND FIELD
B-G/A SPRING BREAK
INVITE
(April 16 at Bainbridge)
BOYS
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
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Rt. 12 • Greene • 656-7030
The Scoop
Whitney Point • 692-3957
The Sundae Shop
100m: 1. Morgan Crawford
(Norwich) 11.83; 2. Scott
Wright
(Binghamton)
12.09; 3. Dan Sellepeck
(Binghamton) 12.44; 4.
Eddie Cotton (GilbertsvilleMount
Upton/Morris)
12.49.
200m:
1.
Morgan
Crawford (Norwich) 24.39;
2. Eddie Cotton (G-MU/M)
24.61; 3. Mathew Robinson
(Oneonta) 24.79.
400m: 1. Matt Murray
(Norwich) 52.91; 2. Jeremiah
Ford (Cooperstown) 53.04;
3. Andy Sanford (B-G/A)
53.19.
800m: 1. Chad Noelle
(Greene) 2:00.73; 2. Will
Reis (Cooperstown) 2:01.26;
3. Matt Murray (Norwich)
2:05.07.
1.600m: 1. Chad Noelle
(Greene) 4:27.42 (meet
record); 2. Sam Kane (B-G/
A) 4:35.63; 3. Connor Fuller
(B-G/A) 4:36.25.
3.200m: 1. Cody McCarthy
(Solvay)
10:33.18;
2.
Levi Anderson (Oneonta)
10:56.90; 3. James Zieno
(Norwich) 11:03.98.
110 hurdles: 1. Chris
Wehner
(Cooperstown)
15.94; 2. Kevin Flaherty
(Walton) 16.55; 3. Russell
Ross (B-G/A) 17.80.
400 hurdles: 1. Kevin
Flaherty (Walton) 59.30
(meet record); 2. Jeremiah
Ford (Cooperstown) 1:02.71;
3. Josh Raney (Harpursville)
1:06.29.
Sprint medley relay: 1.
Cooperstown (Chris Wehner,
Alec Silvera, Jeremiah
Ford, Will Reis) 3:50.01; 2.
Greene 3:55.29; 3. Norwich
3:56.13.
Distance medley relay: 1.
Chenango Forks 11:51.34; 2.
Solvay 11:53.01; 3. Norwich
12:21.32.
Long jump: 1. Walter
Sampson (Binghamton) 19-
9; 2. Eddie Cotton (G-MU/
M) 18-1.5; 3. David Layman
(Norwich) 18-0.25.
Triple jump: 1. Walter
Sampson (Binghamton) 410.5 (meet record); 2. Max
Morse (Norwich) 36-11.5; 3.
Morgan Crawford (Norwich)
36-11.5.
High jump: 1. Adam Davis
(B-G/A) 5-6; T2. Bryan
Stilson (Oneonta) 5-4; T2.
Jordan Harden (Marathon)
5-4; T2. Chris Wehner
(Cooperstown) 5-4.
Shot put: 1. Brandon
Daniels (Cooperstown) 413.75; 2. Isaiah Webb (Greene)
41-0.25; 3. Anthony Jackson
(Binghamton) 39-2.
Discus: 1. Isaiah Webb
(Greene) 110-8; 2. Skylar
Maricle (G-MU/M) 106-8.5;
3. Damien Marvin (Norwich)
91-9.5.
Pole vault: 1. Adam Davis
(B-G/A) 10-6; 2. Max Morse
(Norwich) 10-0; 3. Dakota
Vandermark (B-G/A) 9-6.
GIRLS
100m: 1. Jennifer Jelic
(Oneonta) 13.58; 2. Katelynn
Kiuber
(Cooperstown)
13.82; 3. Clotilde Samzun
(B-G/A) 14.01.
200m: 1. Julia Knapp (BG/A) 27.65; 2. Kiki Jones
(Binghamton) 29.13; 3.
Mary Buzzanca (Oneonta)
30.79.
400m: 1. Kiki Jones
(Binghamton) 1:03.27 (meet
record); 2. Emily Holdorf
(Edmeston) 1:04.35; 3.
Lauren Ward (Oneonta)
1:05.07.
800m: 1. Elizabeth Jewiss
(Marathon) 2:28.20; 2. Beth
Gollin (Oneonta) 2:28.83; 3.
Emily Leboffe (G-MU/M)
2:38.57.
1.500m: 1. Beth Gollin
(Oneonta)
5:28.24;
2.
Taylor Hitchcock (Oneonta)
5:32.90; 3. Laura Harmon
(Cooperstown) 5:33.98.
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April 21, 2011
3.000m: 1. Daphne Knapp
(B-G/A) 12:07.75; 2. Sarah
Spittler (Norwich) 12:11.07;
3. Alexis Forgit (G-MU/M)
12:55.92.
100 hurdles: 1. Jennifer
Jelic (Oneonta) 18.03; 2.
Brittany Herrick (Oneonta)
18.16; 3. Charlotte Rozanski
(G-MU/M) 18.83.
400 hurdles: 1. Katrina
Ross (B-G/A) 1:18.41; 2.
Cortney Miller (Walton)
1:18.69; 3. Lisa Deemer
(Oneonta) 1:23.94.
Sprint medley relay:
1. Oneonta 4:48.70; 2.
Chenango Forks 4:52.99; 3.
G-MU/Morris 5:08.07.
Distance medley relay: 1.
Walton 13:41.20; 2. Oneonta
14:50.88; 3. Cooperstown
15:28.74.
Long jump: 1. Katelynn
Kiuber (Cooperstown) 15-4;
2. Julia Knapp (B-G/A) 15-1;
3. Sierra Kucko (Chenango
Forks) 14-2.5.
Triple jump: 1. Kimberly
Scofield (Oneonta) 324.25; 2. Justine Rutherford
(Walton) 30-8; 3. Jennifer
Jelic (Oneonta) 29-10.25.
High jump: 1. Mary
Kamp (Chenango Forks)
4-10; 2. Natalie Vanderlaan
(Oneonta) 4-8; 3. Brittany
Herrick (Oneonta) 4-8.
Shot put: 1. Cassie
Schwarzhans
(G-MU/
M) 32-5; 2. Kim Campo
(Deposit) 29-5.25; 3. Alexis
Devenpeck (Cooperstown)
27-1.75.
Discus:
1.
Cassie
Schwarzhans
(G-MU/M)
103-8.5; 2. Kayleigh Ward
(Oneonta) 95-2.5; 3. Emily
Williams (Marathon) 91-8.
Pole vault: 1. Ariel Roys
(Chenango Forks) 9-7; 2.
Kelsey Dunlop (Binghamton)
6-6; 3. Meagan Vanvorce
(Binghamton) 6-6.
BASEBALL
VALLEY STREAM 6,
UNATEGO 3
(April 16 at
Doubleday Field,
Cooperstown)
Unatego 102 000 0-3 5 7
Valley Stream 212 001 0672
Unatego: Josh Lambrecht
(L) and Lucas DeJoy.
Valley
Stream:
Tom
Meaney (W), Andrew Deckel
(6,S) and Ryan Scrietta.
DELHI 14, UNADILLA
VALLEY 8
(April 16 at UV)
Delhi 200 143 4-14 14 3
UV 311 300 0-8 9 7
Delhi: Jake Sackett, Sean
Kline (4,W), Tyler Hymers
(7) and Brandon Snyder,
Brian Hannigan (4).
UV: Brett Smith, Travis
Conklin (5,L), Brandon Miles
(7) and Zach Montgomery.
Adult Summer
Soccer League
Planned In Oneonta
The Latte Lounge Oneonta
Adult
Summer
Soccer
League is now securing teams
and players. The league will
begin play mid-June and run
until early August. There
will be a men’s and women’s
division for ages 17 and up.
The league offers a unique
opportunity for high school
and college players, coaches
and adults to participate.
Being seven-a-side, field
size is 75x50 yards with full
size goals to allow plenty of
scoring.
If you are interested in
entering a team or being
placed on the free agent list
and hopefully picked by a
team, contact:
David Ranieri (men’s
division)
607-437-5669
or
[email protected]
Bonnie Johnson (women’s
division)
607-287-1791
or
[email protected]
or headwaterssoccer.com
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LOCAL SPORTS
April 21, 2011
I-88 Speedway Sidney Boy’s Tennis Looks
To Open Friday To Continue Dominance
AFTON - I-88 Speedway
will open for the season at 7
p.m. Friday in Afton.
General admission is $10
for adults. A Family Fun 5
Pack (admissions for two
adults and three children,
five hot dogs and five sodas)
is available for $30.
For more information,
call Jamie Page at 607-7600671 or Ron Ford at 607624-3772.
Photos by Maureen Gilbert
FWD 4 CYLINDERS ready for racing
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Service
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Plow • Plant • Spray • Brush Hog
Call Gary Harris at (607) 639-2275
By Pete Mansheffer
SIDNEY – When talk of
elite programs in the Midstate
Athletic Conference, Afton
softball, Unatego baseball,
Bainbridge-Guilford/Afton
wrestling and track and
Greene wrestling, Sidney
boy’s basketball and football
often come up.
One team that is rarely
mentioned in the MAC is the
Sidney boy’s tennis team.
Try this for domination:
• Since 2004, Sidney is
80-1 in MAC play, its only
loss coming last season, a
3-2 setback April 12, 2010
to
Bainbridge-Guilford,
snapping a 74-match MAC
winning streak, third longest
in NYS history.
• The Warriors have
won the past seven MAC
championships, the longest
current streak in MAC
sports.
Despite
losing
Josh
Edwards, who is playing
fourth singles at Broome
Community College, Bryan
Herbig and Ian Ostrander to
graduation, another strong
team returns this spring.
Junior Evan Eliason will
assume the number-one
singles spot while eight-
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grader Nick Meno playing
second singles and senior
Brian Kazakski manning the
third singles.
Senior Tom O’Halloran
and junior Joe Morris
comprise the Warriors’ top
doubles team and seniors
Rob McLean and Justin
Bartz provide an experienced
second doubles tandem.
Depth won’t be a problem
either, as Coach Lorraine
Flyzik has seniors Jeremy
Maxwell, Jame Pichalyut
(foreign exchange student),
junior
Kyle
DeSaw,
sophomores Alex Morrow,
Geoff Peck, and freshmen
Bryant Gray, Chris Harvis,
Kwok Hing Chen and
Garrett Dumond waiting
in the wings. Who knows,
maybe one of the youngsters
will have as impressive a run
as Michael Butcher, a 2008
graduate, who went 44-0, a
school record.
It’s that depth that has
fueled Sidney’s winning
run. Championship teams
lose a top-flight player to
graduation, someone always
seems to step up, and the
team doesn’t skip a beat.
Just ask Sidney’s netters
– seven straight titles and
still going strong.
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• Specialty built mobile Veterinary Clinic with all the
same services as the office and more
• Available in the Tri-Town area.
• The vetmobile will have a scheduled site to bring
your pets especially in Hancock and Deposit
• House calls can be arranged
•24/7 Emergency Service at Afton location
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GOLF
14
April 21, 2011
P R O G O L F W E E K LY U P D AT E
Golf News, Tips, Trivia & Stats
This Week: The Heritage
Last Week On The PGA Tour
The Heritage has been a fixture of
the PGA Tour since the tournament
first began in 1969. Arnold Palmer
won the first event when it was
Defending: Jim Furyk
known as the Heritage Golf Classic.
Winning Score: 13-under par
The person that is considered the
Winning Share: $1,026,000
king at the Harbour Town Golf Links
is Davis Love III. Love III has been incredible in this event, winning
it an amazing five times (1987, 1991, 1992, 1998, 2003). Last year,
Brian Davis ticked a loose reed during his backswing on the first
playoff hole, calling a two-stroke penalty on himself that gave Jim
Furyk the victory at the Heritage.
Harbour Town Golf Links
Hilton Head, S.C.
6,973 yards, Par 71
Golf TV Schedule
PGA Event: The Heritage
Day
Time
Thu, 4/21
3:00pm-6:00pm
Fri, 4/22
3:00pm-6:00pm
Sat, 4/23
3:00pm-6:00pm
Sun, 4/24
3:00pm-6:00pm
Golfing News
Network
GOLF
GOLF
CBS
CBS
Golf Trivia
At what event did Phil Mickelson's
first PGA Tour victory occur and
what year?
a) U.S. Open, 1994
b) Safeway Classic, 1993
c) The Memorial, 1998
d) Northern Telecom Open, 1991
Rookie Brendan Steele shot
a 1-under-par 71, overcoming 30-mph wind gusts and
fellow first-year PGA Tour
player Kevin Chappell for a
one-stroke victory at the Texas Open
in San Antonio on Sunday. "I'm not
even sure what's going on right now,"
Steele said. "I'm just trying to capture
it all in my mind." The tournament's
73.665 scoring average was the
highest this year.
?
Answer: d) Northern Telecom Open, 1991.
Italian
teenager
Matteo
Manassero shot a 4-under 68
Sunday to earn a one-stroke
victory at the Malaysian Open,
upstaging
Masters
champion
Charl
Schwartzel and Rory McIlroy. Manassero had
an eagle on the par-5 10th and added two
birdies on the back nine to finish at 16-under
272 two days before his 18th birthday.
McIlroy, who lost a four-shot lead last week at
the Masters with a final-round 80, needed a
birdie on the final hole to force a playoff with
Manassero. McIlroy wound up three-putting
for a bogey that gave him a 69 and third
place. Schwartzel shot a 70 and finished tied
for 11th at 7-under 281.
Lessons from the Golf Pro
While we rarely see it happen from a professional golfer, the shank is an all too familiar shot in the arsenal of the amateur golfer. The main cause for the shank is that the
clubface remains open through impact. When we strike the ball, the hosel of the club
is what hits the ball. Consequently, the ball shoots off at virtually a 90 degree angle
to the trajectory that we are expecting when we line up to hit it. One of the easiest
fixes to the problem is to position the ball in the hosel of the club and attempt to hit
the ball with the toe of the club. What this accomplishes is that it makes you bring the club back
to the ball from the inside. The other bit of advice is to make sure that your left forearm rotates
completely through impact. This makes sure the club rotates all the way through after contact.
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T-2) Kevin Chappell
Score: 7-under par
Purse: $545,600
T-2) Charley Hoffman
Score: 7-under par
Purse: $554,600
4) Brandt Snedeker
Score: 6-under par
Purse: $297,600
Player Profile
Brendan Steele
Turned Professional: 2005
World Ranking: 132nd
2011 Earnings: $1,266,504
Career PGA Tour Wins: 1
FedEx Cup Rankings
Through April 17, 2011
1) Mark Wilson
1,161 pts. / 3 top tens
2) Phil Mickelson
1,089 pts. / 3 top tens
3) Martin Laird
1,064 pts. / 5 top tens
4) Gary Woodland
1,048 pts. / 4 top tens
5) Nick Watney
985 pts. / 5 top tens
FedEx Cup Standings continued...
Player
Points
6) Aaron Baddeley
900
7) Luke Donald
844
8) Bubba Watson
839
9) Rory Sabbatini
820
10) Jhonattan Vegas
816
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• Fishing Supplies
• Hunting Supplies
• Clothing
• Footwear
• Long Guns
• Hand Guns
• Archery Pro Shop
• Bows
• Archery Lanes
• Camping
• Live Bait
• Gift Cards
Everything for the Sportsmen
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RACING
April 21, 2011
15
W E E K LY R A C I N G U P D AT E
Racing News, Stats & Trivia
Standings
Nashville 300
Through April 17, 2011
April 23rd, 3:00 pm ESPN
Nashville Superspeedway
2011 Nationwide Series
2011 Sprint Cup Series
1) Carl Edwards
Points: 295
Wins: 1 Top 5: 4 Top 10: 6
2) Jimmie Johnson
Points: 290
Wins: 1 Top 5: 4 Top 10: 5
3) Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Points: 276
Wins: 0 Top 5: 2 Top 10: 5
4) Kevin Harvick
Points: 268
Wins: 2 Top 5: 4 Top 10: 5
Driver
1) Jason Leffler
2) Justin Allgaier
3) Elliott Sadler
4) Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
5) Reed Sorenson
6) Aric Almirola
7) Trevor Bayne
8) Brian Scott
9) Kenny Wallace
10) Joe Nemechek
Racing News
5) Kurt Busch
Points: 267
Wins: 0 Top 5: 1 Top 10: 5
Location: Lebanon, Tenn.
Shape: D-shaped oval
Distance: 1.333 miles
Turns / Front / Back: 14º / 9º / 6º
Qualifying Record: Kevin Harvick 159.678 - 2001
Race Record: Scott Wimmer 134.095 - 2008
6) Kyle Busch
Points: 257
Wins: 1 Top 5: 4 Top 10: 5
7) Ryan Newman
Points: 253
Wins: 0 Top 5: 3 Top 10: 4
Nashville 300 Preview
8) Matt Kenseth
There is no Sprint Cup race this weekend, so
we will be covering the Nashville 300 instead.
The Nashville Superspeedway, built in 2001,
currently hosts four major races: two
Nationwide Series races, an Indy Racing League event,
and a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race. Current
permanent seating capacity is approximately 50,000,
but could be expanded to seat 150,000. Nashville
Superspeedway is the only track to host two Nationwide
Series races without hosting a Sprint Cup event. As is a
Nashville metropolitan tradition, specially-designed
Gibson Les Paul guitars are presented to race winners
in place of conventional trophies.
Points: 252
Wins: 1 Top 5: 3 Top 10: 4
9) Juan Montoya
Points: 246
Wins: 0 Top 5: 2 Top 10: 4
10) Clint Bowyer
Points: 245
Wins: 0 Top 5: 2 Top 10: 4
11) Paul Menard
Points: 242
Wins: 0 Top 5: 2 Top 10: 3
12) Tony Stewart
Points: 240
Wins: 0 Top 5: 1 Top 10: 2
NASCAR chairman and
CEO Brian France filed a
lawsuit Friday against his
ex-wife, claiming she has
taped phone conversations without
his consent to attempt to extort
money from him. Brian France, 48,
claims that Megan France, to whom
he has twice married and divorced,
has not only been taping their phone
conversations but has threatened to
distribute their contents.
Racing Trivia
Richard Petty was the first
Nascar driver to win 100
races. Who was the second?
a) Junior Johnson
b) Fireball Roberts
?
c) Bobby Isaac
d) David Pearson
Answer : d) David Pearson retired with 105
career wins, second to King Richard's 200.
Track Details
Points
233
231
228
225
224
222
221
206
184
169
Last Week’s Race: Aaron’s 499 Results
Driver
Start Finish Points/Bonus With a push from Hendrick Motorsports teammate
Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson edged Clint
Jimmie Johnson 2
1
47/1
Bowyer by .002 seconds in the Aaron’s 499 at
Clint Bowyer
10
2
44/2
Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday, which
Jeff Gordon
1
3
42/1
matches the closest margin of victory since the
Dale Earnhardt Jr. 4
4
41/1
inception of electronic scoring in May 1993. That
Kevin Harvick
38
5
40/1
mark was originally set at Darlington Raceway on
Carl Edwards
20
6
39/1
March 16, 2003, with Ricky Craven beating Kurt
Greg Biffle
17
7
38/1
Busch. Johnson, with his 54th-career victory, moved
Mark Martin
3
8
37/1
into a tie with Hall of Fame inductee Lee Petty for
David Gilliland 39
9
35/0
ninth on the all-time Sprint Cup Series wins list.
Joey Logano
36
10
35/1
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LOCAL SPORTS
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April 21, 2011
I-88 Speedway In Afton Holds Test And Tune Session
SPORTSMEN TRACK CHAMPION Butch Klinger was part
of the 11 car Sportsmen field.
VETERAN STREET STOCK driver Paul Harrington
Photos by Maureen Gilbert
1. Name the last baseball team before LSU in 200810 to win three consecutive SEC tournaments.
2. In 2009, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim set a
major-league record for most hitters in one season
having at least 50 RBIs. How many were there?
3. Who was the first player in NFL history to earn
a Pro Bowl selection at two positions in the same
season?
4. In 2011, David Lighty became the third Ohio State
men’s basketball player to tally 1,000 points, 500
rebounds and 300 assists for his career. Name the
first two to do it?
5. In 2009-10, Tampa Bay’s Steven Stamkos, at 20,
became the third-youngest NHL player to hit the
50-goal mark for a season. Who were the two
younger players?
6. Who won the first gold medal in the Olympic
men’s speed skating team pursuit in 2006?
7. Name the last European golfer before Lee
Westwood in 2010 to be No. 1 in the Official
World Golf Rankings
FANS WATCH IMCA DRIVERS Mike Stoddard and Charlie
Gilbert race down the front stretch
Answers
1. Alabama, 1995-97.
2. Eleven players.
3. Philadelphia’s DeSean Jackson, in 2009.
4. Jim Jackson (1989-92) and Evan Turner (200710).
5. Wayne Gretzky and Jimmy Carson, both 19 years
old.
6. Italy.
7. Nick Faldo, in 1994.
Afton - Twelve Modifieds,
11 Sportsmen, 10 IMCA
Modifieds, 12 Street Stocks,
about 27 FWD 4 Cylinders,
6 CRSA Sprints, 1 360
Sprints, 2 Pro Stocks and
1 EST Truck were in the
pits for Friday night’s Test
and Tune session at I-88
Speedway.
The new surface held up
well despite the wet spring,
the only issue was in turns
three and four which came
up a little soft and that
caused some rippling after
the sun went down.
Many of the regulars from
2010 were at the test and tune
session, along with some
new faces. Mike Marold,
and Steve Babicek were in
the pits with their Modifieds,
along with Arnie Slade,
Russ Zimmerman, Jason
Andrews, Shaun Walker,
Dana Wagner, Tim Mayne,
Dave Van Buren and Chris
Shupp. Mike Clapperton has
pulled his old Bicknell out of
storage and was on hand for
the hot lap session.
Defending
track
champion
Chad
Cook
was also in attendance.
Defending Chambers and
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Sportsmen track champion
Butch Klinger was part of
the 11 car Sportsmen field
along with 2010 runner up
Rick Amo. Dave Conklin,
Skip Pickwick, John Lewis
and Brandon Walters were
back along with some
familiar faces in new rides.
Denny Decker has picked
up the ride in the Gary Card
owned Sportsmen #20, Jeff
Leslie was in attendance for
the test session and former
Street Stock competitor
Todd Hurlburt had his #T1
car at the track. Newcomers
Gary Card Jr. and Brandon
Fritsch also took advantage
of the practice night.
An encouraging field of
10 IMCA Modifieds were in
the pits with Patti Simpson,
Ed Utter, Mike and Tyler
Stoddard and Matt Roberts
on hand along with 2010
Street Stock track champion
Charlie Gilbert, who made
the move to the division late
last season. Dan Burman
and his son Daniel will be
splitting seat time in their
#57 ride. Brian Backus has
moved up from the FWD
4 Cylinder division, Brian
Stigerwald and Gary Smith
have returned to racing in
the IMCA Modified division
with Smith looking quick in
the early hot lap sessions.
12 Olum’s Street Stock
drivers signed in for
practice led by veterans
Paul Harrington and Neil
Palladino. 2010 regulars
Nick Austin and Dave
Cronk were also in the pits
along with 2010 feature
winner Tommy Harrington,
and Duane Jackson. Pete
Christiansen has made the
move up from the FWD 4
Cylinder division and was
joined in the pits by Dustin
Harris, Larry Miller, Jason
Burgher and Chris and Rob
White.
2010 Track champion Dave
Smith was one of 27 drivers
in the pits for the opening
test and tune session for the
Otsego Physical Medicine
4
Cylinder
division.
The 2011 season will open
this Friday, April 22, with
the racing action taking the
green flag at 7 p.m. For more
information on the racing or
marketing opportunities at I88 Speedway contact Jamie
Page at 607-760-0671 or
Ron Ford at 607-624-3772.
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