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HAVE YOU EVER wanted tobuild a scale model of a cer-tain vehicle, and found thevery one you sought. Thenfound that the kit you pur-chased does not have theparticular wheels (or tires, orengine, or seats...) whichyou want to add tho yourmodel? Sometime you mayfind a model kit that includesthe piece or pieces youseek... but, why spend mon-ey for a second model, fromwhich you intend to use onlya few pieces? UPTOWN AU-TOMOTIVE has a selectionof individual parts andpieces, so you don’t have tobuy that second kit for yourproject. UPTOWN AUTO-MOTIVE, 2007 GeneseeSt., Utica, NY 13501. 315-527-1637, M-F (exceptThursday) 12 noon - 6pm.Sat 10am - 2pm.

IF YOU HAVE a plastic mod-el car or truck which has abroken or missing part, wemay be able to help you re-place or repair the part. Wehave a selection of individ-ual parts and pieces forplastic scale model vehicles.Bins, boxes, and drawers fullof model parts, sorted andlabeled.UPTOWN AUTO-MOTIVE is a different kind ofhobby shop. 2007 GeneseeSt., Utica, NY 13501. 315-527-1637 M-F (exceptThursday) 12noon - 6pm,Sat. 10am - 2pm.

FLETCHING, INSERTS,cutting, strings, cables,sights, etc... all done at TheSportsman’s Den in our FullService Archery Shop. IN-DOOR ARCHERY RANGE,Bows/Crossbows, Lessons,loaner bows, group rates,parties. LIVE BAIT, TACK-LE, ARCHERY, AMMUNI-TION, PET, SPORTS, etc.At The Sportsman’s Den,(518)993-1010.

WE’VE BEEN HERE since1979 *B.C. *(Before Com-puter). Offering scale modelcars and automotive salesliterature, and all sorts ofthings which don’t exist, orcan’t be found. Uptown Au-tomotive, a hobby shop forcar nuts, 2007 GeneseeStreet, Utica, NY 13501-315-527-1637 M-F 12noon-6pm, Sat. 10am-2pm.NOTE: Until further notice,closed Thursdays.

NO NASCAR. We buy plas-tic model cars and trucks,and die cast metal models,EXCEPT NASCAR. If youhave model cars you want toget rid of OTHER THANNASCAR, we may be inter-ested. Call or come in. UP-TOWN AUTOMOTIVE, 2007Genesee St., Utica, NY13501, ph 315-527-1637 M-F, (except Thursday) 12noon- 6pm, Sat 10am - 2pm.

BREEDER SALE: Sunday,October 14th at 11:33amKings, Burrows Rd., WestWinfield, NY. Call (315)822-5221 for more information

SPACE FOR RENT: Privateentrance with outdoor deck,pay own utilities. Would begreat for Real Estate office(high traffic area) on busyRt. 28 Main St, Newport. Lo-cated in a Strip Mall typebuilding, which includesVendor Mall over 40 ven-dors, Barber Shop andDance Studio, $300. 315-845-8822, 315-725-8822

THINK HEAT!!! Stop in andcheck out the new LaserVented Heater from Toyos-tove. Great for homes,camps and is certified formobile homes and manufac-turing housing. Ask aboutthe $150.00 off. RKP Sport-ing Goods, 2830 St. Rte. 29,Dolgeville, NY 13339(315)868-5815 We’re notjust about the Outdoors!

WE CARRY FABRAL roof-ing & siding panels withLIFETIME warranty againstfading and chalking and EN-ERGY STAR APPROVED.Can be ordered cut to lengthand many colors to choosefrom. C.H. Burkdorf & Son,35 Hough St., St. Johnsville.518-568-7016

NEED WOOD? WE HAVEIT! Common pine, selectpine, clear pine, hardwood,moldings, spruce, Douglasfir, pressure treated and ply-wood. Just what you needfor your projects! AlsoWOOD PELLETS! C.H.Burkdorf & Son, 35 HoughSt., St. Johnsville 518-568-7016

STONECRAFT: A manufac-tured stone veneer whichdelivers grace, charm and apowerful feeling of stoneand offers distinctive irregu-lar fieldstone shapes andnatural looking brokenedges. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016

SHEETROCK: 1/2”x4x8”,10”, 12” and 14”. Also1/2”x8’ moisture resistantand 5/8”x8’, 10’ & 12’ FireCode. Joint compound,tape, drywall screws andprimer available to completethe job. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016

FOR SALE: Antiques, Col-lectibles, Shabby Chic,Amish Baskets, Primitives,Jewelry, Country, Re-pur-pose, Handcrafted Items,Adirondack Décor, UniqueGifts and Much More! “New-port Marketplace” 7583Main St, Newport “Gift Cer-tificates now available”

Glendale Full Rut Target$220.00. All Targets in stockat supper Clearance. Getyour scents, Bullets, Cloth-ing and all your huntingneeds in 1 stop! Bellen’sArchery & Recreation, 7798St. Hwy 5, West of St.Johnsville, NY 13452(518)568-8022

WE HAVE BAGS of 80#Quickcrete redimix (con-crete, brick and all purpose),70# mortar type(s), 100#black beauty sand blasting,& 50# fast set cement and50# water softener salt. Allavailable at C.H. Burkdorf& Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016

CHRISTMAS SHOW in NewYork City. 2 days-1 Night$349.00 per person, De-cember 5th & 6th. Radio CityMusical Hall with The Rock-ettes, Guided Tour of LowerManhattan and lots more.WAY TO GO TOURS, SusanLavoe 315-736-1450CHARCOAL GRILL: KAMA-DO JOE Ready to cook in15 minutes. Free Acces-sories worth $113.00 includ-ed in the introductory price.HERKIMER HOME &LEISURE 247 Oberle Rd,Herkimer NY 315-866-5557BELLEN’S ARCHERY &RECREATION: NOW withevery Bowtech Insanity pur-chased get a free MorrellTarget! Stop in cause theywon’t last long. 7798 StateHwy. 5 West, St. Johnsville,NY 13454 (518)568-8022TED’s PAINTING SERVICEand HOME REPAIRS. Inte-rior and Exterior, Residentialand Commercial PowerWashing and Deck Staining.Senior Citizen Discounts.Call Ted Viegas 315-867-7632

Want to save some greenand still be warm? Stop inand check out the new laservented Toyostove. We’re notjust about the Outdoors!RKP Sporting Goods, 2830St. Rte. 29, Dolgeville, NY13339 (315)868-5815NEED YOUR PORCH EN-CLOSED? 2’x8’ or 12’ Pal-ruff Clear Corrugated PVCPanels are 10 timesstronger than fiberglass.Available at C.H. Burkdorf& Son, Inc., 35 Hough St.,St. Johnsville 518-568-7016W A S H E R / D R Y E R G ESpacemaker (stackable-1pc.), heavy duty, apartmentsize, deluxe model, excel-lent clean condition, new$1,200, asking only $399OBO. 508-633-4508, 315-895-0732NEW FURNITURE and lowprices at King’s. Sofas, Re-cliners, Glider Rockers, Mat-tresses and more. Savemoney, stop in and chooseyour style. Burrows Rd.,West Winfield, NY. Call(315)822-5221

Bowtech Assassin, TotallyEquipped and ready to kill.Shoots 333 feet per second.$639.00. Call or stop intoBellen’s Archery & Recre-ation, 7798 St. Hwy 5, andWest of St. Johnsville, NY13452 (518)568-8022

LAWN MOWER CLEAR-ANCE! All mowers in stockon sale now at AMY’SSALES & SERVICE, RT. 5,ST. JOHNSVILLE, call 518-568-7013.APARTMENTS: Remsen, 5large rooms, W/D hookup,garage, $695+. Boonville:kitchen, bedroom, bath, fur-nished, $550 includes heat/electric. Blossville countrytrailer, wood or oil, $695+.Moonan 315-942-4824FOR SALE: 1998 BMW 740IL $2,000. or best offer, goodcondition. For more informa-tion call or text Will 716-380-9069 or email [email protected] forpictures.LOOSE or BROKEN Chairs,rockers, drawers, bedframes, and more repairedat Duda Woodworking &Chair Hospital, 734Lafayette St., Utica 315-733-4715 “33 Years of Doing itRight the First Time!”FOR SALE: 1 Studded snowtire 205/70R/15 $20, one235/70R/16 $40, one LT265/75R/16 $25, one215/70R/16 $15, one225/70R/16 $15, & one225/27R/15 $15. Call 518-993-2496 or 518-332-4254.

3 CATS: 2 females and 1male- all neuter / spade andcurrent on all shots. Pleasecall 315-235-8850 after 5pm

MASSEY FERGUSON 65tractor/ backhoe with frontend loader and extra rims,$4,000 or best offer. Dan518-706-0249

WA R E H O U S E / R E TA I LSpace available, 16x16overhead door. 5349 Rte. 5,Vernon,NY 315-723-0579

SNOWBLOWER TUNE-UPS! Now’s the time. CallAmy’s Sales & Service, Rt.5, St. Johnsville. 518-568-7013.

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BEAGLES FOR SALE: Fe-male 1fi yrs old. AKC regis-tered parents are AKC fieldchampions. All shots are upto date including Rabies.Dewormed. Ready to go.$300. Call 315-525-7694.NEED BUSINESS CARDS?Full color glossy, heavystock. 250 ($45.00); 500($60.00); 1,000 ($75.00).Call Beth at Lee Publica-tions 518-673-0101 [email protected] PREPARED FORRAIN!! Plastmo Gutters aredurable and easy to installfor the DIY. Available in whiteor brown. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016FIREPLACE XTRAORDI-NAIRE GAS INSERTS ONSALE, OVER $1000 dis-count. Limited supplyHERKIMER HOME &LEISURE 247 Oberle Rd,Herkimer NY 315-866-5557PREFINISHED HARD-WOOD FLOORING in 2⁄”,3”, 4” & 5” widths, many col-ors available with LifetimeFinish Warranty. C.H. Burk-dorf & Son, 35 Hough St.,St. Johnsville 518-568-7016MISCELLANEOUS CATER-ING SUPPLIES: Stainlesssteel chafing dishes, servingtrays, hot/cold, top loadingfood pan, carriers, utensils.Appointment only. Leavemessage 568-7309Large refrigerator $125, dry-er $50, dishwasher $50, or-gan nice $300 obo.Women’s office clothingsizes 7-10 and children size3-6. 315-867-7632.

REMODELING SALE:STOVES, GAS INSERTS &FIREPLACES, Save over$1000 on Major BrandsHERKIMER HOME &LEISURE 247 Oberle Rd,Herkimer NY 315-866-5557FOR SALE: 1998 BMW 740IL $2,000. or best offer, goodcondition. For more informa-tion call or text Will 716-380-9069 or email [email protected] forpictures.Are You Ready for SomeHunting? Stop in to RKPSporting Goods. Ammo,Guns, Clothing and More!RKP Sporting Goods, 2830St. Rte. 29, Dolgeville, NY13339 (315)868-5815

T H E R M A - T RU F i b e r -Classic, Smooth-Star andSteel Exterior entry doorunits. Many styles to choosefrom. C.H. Burkdorf & Son,35 Hough St., St. Johnsville.518-568-7016FOR SALE: ATM machinepurchased new in 2011,$2,500; Bunn 3 burner poorover coffee machine w/4pots, 2 baskets, 3 years old,purchased new, paid $350,asking $200. 518-568-7703MERRI-ROSE FLORIST.We deliver, weekly specials.Diane Cornish, owner/de-signer. 109 W. Main St. Wa-terville, NY 13480. 315-841-8109 “All things are possi-ble.”

Warm, friendly atmosphereto shop at Esther’s BudgetShop! 188 Canal Street,Fort Plain, NY. Tues- Sat. 10-4 pm. Furniture, House holdand knick knacks Stop in &Look around!

NEW, NEVER USED VikingSewing Machine, $350.00.315-826-7674

Looking for that one of akind, hard to find item?Check it out! Esther’s Bud-get Shop, 10-4pm. 188Canal Street, Fort Plain, NY.Tues-Sat. 10-4pm.(518)258-4286

1985 SUZUKI GL-450Lblack, engine guards, sissybar, great looking and per-fect shape. Mileage 13,497.Stop in and take a look, only$1,495. Christmans HondaSales 518-993-2225BOONVILLE: 137 WestStreet, rustic cape, 4.5acres, stream, custom pinekitchen, deck, wood/oil,$125,000 best. Possibleterms. Moonan 315-942-4824Parts and Accessories forATV’s, VTV’s, motorcyclesand snowmobiles. Don’ttravel… Buy Local. Sno ProPerformance LLC., Rt. 5Nelliston, NY (518)993-3269www.snopro.bizTURN your wedding, baby,graduation, scenery photosinto beautiful canvas printsstarting at only $40.00. CallBeth at Lee Publications518-673-0101 or [email protected] SPACE AVAIL-ABLE: Antiques, collectibles& crafts. Weeden’s Mini Mall,8056 Route 13, Blossvale,315-245-0458; Vernon Vari-ety Shops, 5349 Route 5,Vernon, 315-829-2105BUSINESS CARD MAGNETSonly $75.00 for 250. FreeShipping. Call Beth at LeePublications 518-673-0101 [email protected] Pleaseallow 7-10 business days fordeliveryHANDYMAN: Floyd, 7841McKern Rd. 2 mobilehomes, 2 garages, barn,2.66 acres, near Griffith,$49,000 best. Moonan 315-942-4824

2 PAINTBALL GUNS, 1 caseof paintballs, 4 ammo tubes.$275 OBO 518-774-0032

HELP WANTED: Busy Re-pair Shop looking for experi-enced mechanic with owntools and NYS inspectors li-cense. Must apply in personat Skinner Service Station5637 St Rt5 East Herkimer.

BEAGLES FOR SALE: Fe-male 1fi yrs old. AKC regis-tered parents are AKC fieldchampions. All shots are upto date including Rabies.Dewormed. Ready to go.$300. Call 315-525-7694.

FRESH WATER & Marinetropical fish, full line of bird,small animal & reptile sup-plies at Valley Pet Center145 Mohawk Street Canajo-harie, NY 518-673-8270CHAIR & FURNITURE Re-pair. Custom Formica coun-tertops. “Quality work forover 33 years!” Duda Wood-working & Chair Hospital,734 Lafayette St., Utica 315-733-4715

FORD FOCUS 2010, 38K,4dr/automatic, air/cruise,PW/PL/CD, 5yr/60,000mi.factory warrantee, like newcondition, $9,975.00. 315-794-5863

PITTSBURGH PAINT: Over2000 colors available in Flat,Eggshell or Semi-Gloss la-tex paint. Stop in at C.H.Burkdorf & Son, 35 HoughSt., St. Johnsville 518-568-7016

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TUG HILL: 8 Acres, greathunting, apple trees, trophydeer, hillside big timber,snowmobile, 4 wheel,$32,000 terms, Moonan315-942-4824

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Fish Fry Every Friday4 to 8 PM

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HANDLED MORE THAN 1,000 FELONYCRIMINAL CASES.

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CHECK YOUR AD - ADVER-TISERS should check theirads on the first week of in-sertion. Lee Publications,Inc. shall not be liable for ty-pographical, or errors inpublication except to the ex-tent of the cost of the firstweeks insertion of the ad,and shall also not be liablefor damages due to failure topublish an ad. Adjustmentfor errors is limited to thecost of that portion of the adwherein the error occurred.Report any errors to 518-673-3011

PET FOOD: Taste of theWild, Diamond Naturals,EVO, Premium Edge, Cali-fornia Natural, Acana,Chicken Soup for the Soul,and Country Value PetFoods. Also carrying Parrotfood, 17in MONSTERBones, treats, collars, leash-es, and more... at TheSportsman’s Den, 36 CanalSt., Ft. Plain, (518)993-1010. LIVE BAIT, TACKLE,ARCHERY, AMMUNITION,PET, SPORTS, etc.

THE BIGGEST DEERCOMPETITION: Stop in toenter. $5 puts you in the run-ning for the biggest deer!Buck or Doe. The winnergets a Mossberg 100 ATR270 or a 30-06. Don’t missthis! RKP Sporting Goods,2830 State Rt. 29, Dol-geville, NY 13329 (315)868-5815

WANTED TO BUY! Huntingclothes (jackets, bibs, boots,etc), Fishing gear (waders,vests, etc) at The Sports-man’s Den (518)993-1010.Good condition please. LIVEBAIT, TACKLE, ARCHERY,AMMUNITION, PET,SPORTS, etc.

NEED A NEW ROOF? Wecarry GAF/ELK LifetimeWarranty premium roofingarchitectural laminated shin-gles. 6 colors in stock with 14colors available. Call forPrices. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016

ATV TRAILERS byBosski Industries first auto-matic “Dump Assist” trailersGVWR 800lbs.+ 1600lbs.models available. Comecheck them out at NorthCreek Auto 315-866-3698

IKE’S GARAGE has relocat-ed! Find us at 58 East MainSt., St. Johnsville, NY13452. Don’t forget to getour online coupons. Theysave you more money!(518)568-5055.2005 Skidoo 500ss GTXBombardier Snowmobile.Starts runs and drives great,needs nothing. Many extrasincluding 2 up seat elec startand reverse. $3,500(315)717-4082CUSTOM FORMICA Coun-tertops. Cash & Carry or In-stalled. Duda Woodworking& Chair Hospital, 734Lafayette St., Utica 315-733-4715 “Quality Work for Over33 Years!”Need to sell your gold or sil-ver? Are you a senior or ashut-in? We’ll come to you!Call Valley Antiques, 4 W.Main St., Mohawk, NY13407 (315)717-6441

COMMON PINE: Excellentfor trim boards; Also 1”x6”tongue & groove and 1”x12”rough cut. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville. 518-568-7016

FOR SALE: Constructionand Millwork Equipment.Numerous items for sale.Welders, Table Saws, TableGrinders to name a few. Call315-866-2011 for pricing.ERNIE BALL, D’ADDARIO,Dean Markley GHS guitarstrings (lessons available).Imagineering Drum & GuitarShop. 27 West Main St. LittleFalls. 315-823-1500Money Tight? Come Shop atLinda’s Consignment Shop.Open Tues.–Fri. 10-5pm,Sat. 10-2pm. 27 Main St.,Fort Plain, NY (518)844-3051


VIEWPOINT VINYL RE-PLACEMENT WINDOWSare durable, low mainte-nance and ENERGY STARAPPROVED with lifetimewarranty against glassbreakage. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016

ROXUL: The better insula-tion for an energy efficient,quiet & safe home. Fire re-sistant, water repellent andmade from stone. For moreinformation call C.H. Burk-dorf & Son, 35 Hough St.,St. Johnsville. 518-568-7016

GET Ready for Christmas!CHRISTMAS AUCTION atKing’s Auctions October19th at 6:33pm. Located onBurrows Rd., West Winfield,NY. For more informationcall (315)822-5221It’s Time! Think Snow! Getyour Yamaha or Ski-Doosnowmobile serviced now.Sno Pro Performance LLC.,Rt. 5 Nelliston, NY (518)993-3269

CULVERT PIPE: 8”, 10”,12”, 15”, 18”, & 24” x20’.C.H. Burkdorf & Son, 35Hough St., St. Johnsville518-568-7016FOR SALE: 1997 LincolnLimo, Black, great condition,low mileage, 10 passenger.Call 315-866-2011 for pric-ing.

2004 HONDA AERO VT-750, loaded with acces-sories. Mileage 9,505 1 own-er. Christmans HondaSales: 518-993-2225

FOR SALE: 2000 LincolnLimo, White, great condition,low mileage, 10 passenger.Call 315-866-2011 for pric-ing.PELLETS SALE: $229/ton.HERKIMER HOME &LEISURE 247 Oberle Rd,Herkimer NY 315-866-5557FOR SALE: RestaurantEquipment. Pizza oven,Slicer, Coffee Machines. Call315-866-2011 for pricing.

1996 LINCOLN Towncar,V8, leather, needs somework, $500. 518-673-4184eveningsHAYRIDES: Weekends atRandy’s Ridge, Avery Road,Ilion. Open Halloween nightcider, donuts. 315-894-0250

PUMPKINS FOR SALE atlow prices. Large $3.00.Medium $2.00. Small $1.00.Rte 51, Ilion Gorge.NEW, NEVER USED VikingSewing Machine, $350.00.315-826-7674

FRESH WATER & Marinetropical fish, full line of bird,small animal & reptile sup-plies at Valley Pet Center145 Mohawk Street Canajo-harie, NY 518-673-8270

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October 17, 2012

Life is like a square dance. With every do-si-

do we meet or leave a friend.

While returning from enjoying lunch with

two friends at the Otesaga Hotel in

Cooperstown, my wife and I were feeling like

the weather, a little gloomy.

We enjoyed a delightful lunch which ended

with hugs and handshakes as we were

saying, “So long for now.” Our feeling could

be expressed in words by the famous song,

“So long, it’s been good to know you,” while

absolutely believing we would see them

again someday.

It’s both strange and yet wonderful how

God brings friends into a person’s life – for

a time – then like changing seasons,

causes life with its friends to change.

Similar to seasonal change, friendships

last forever. Friends will forever be in our

hearts and minds.

As we drove north out of the village along

Glimmerglass Lake, our feelings were

brightened by the beautiful fall colors. A

swirling breeze was chasing the leaves

across the fields and a gray squirrel with

his furry tail standing as a mast

scrambled across the road. It could be

wondered, “Why did he cross the road?”

Possibly like the hen – “Just to get to the

other side.”

While writing this “Hello Again” I am sitting

in our motor home next to the Mohawk

River. A stiff breeze is filling the air with a

quilt-like pattern of colorful leaves. I would

like to suggest to the Lord that he slow

down the breeze as I’m not in a hurry to see

the fall colors disappear. On the other

hand, do you think he needs my opinion? –

Probably not.

Remember – a couple of weeks ago we were

chatting about pondering. Sometimes I

enjoy wandering off by myself for a quiet

time of pondering. I cannot remember ever

solving any national problems but one day I

did wonder about George Washington, who

is thought to be the father of this country,

is he not? If he practiced same-sex

marriage, what would he be called? “A man

without a country?”

Every year we enjoy hearing the honking of

Canadian geese flying over our valleys.

Usually they form a large “V” but on

occasion form a straight line. I wonder why

– or what – is the difference. So far this

year, no geese, and again I wonder why. If

they have changed their flyway, that will be

our loss.

Fall to most is Indian corn, colorful gourds,

corn harvesting, potato digging, apple

picking, drinking sweet cider, church

dinners, turnips, pumpkins, and Jack-O-

Lanterns, while looking forward to the

Great American tradition of Thanksgiving.

Wouldn’t it be great if we could invite an

American Indian family to enjoy

Thanksgiving dinner with our family? Our

kids would talk about it forever. What a

memory. Possibly topped off with a musket

shoot.

Tidbits to Ponder:

• One night the bank janitor answered the

phone and said, “Hello?” The caller said,

“Please tell me what the Federal Reserve

discount rate is, the rate of prime paper,

and what the interest of government

bonds is?” “Mister,” said the janitor, “when

I said ‘Hello’ I was telling you all I know

about the banking business.”

• It appears that our president is

advocating bigger government paid for by

higher taxes. Does that mean that

through higher government spending which

demands higher taxes, we will all be equally

broke? Then we can attempt to borrow

from each other.

• The pastor was asked to cut the morning

services to less than an hour. During his

next sermon, he said, “I was thinking about

the request to make cuts while I was

shaving and I cut my face.” An older deacon

suggested he pay more attention to his

face and cut his sermon.

• A soul winner asked, “Wouldn’t you like to

spend eternity in heaven with the saints?”

“I sure would,” was the quick reply, “but

sometimes it is difficult to live with them

here on earth.”

One hundred and seventeen weeks ago the

Original Valley Pennysaver carried the first,

“Hello Again.”

Since then we have chatted – around the

chunk stove – in Charlie Hearn’s store

sharing a handsome portion of Irish

blarney – funny stories, and jokes. World,

United States, and New York State

problems have been hashed over and you

and I are still here. The world has kept on

turning and we haven’t fallen off yet.

Sometimes it is easier to sit back while

watching the parade of life go by, choosing

not to get involved.

However, we have all been given a great gift

of thought. As part of God’s creation,

should we not talk with him while

attempting to live, learn from teaching as

presented in his words in the Bible? As

citizens of this country, the great United

States, do we not owe it to our families,

friends, and future generations to study,

learn and understand about what and

where and how Messrs Obama and Romney

intend to lead this country and, without

fail, vote this November?

Soon the little red Can Am Spyder will be in

storage for the winter months – we will

miss seeing you and wonder how the winter

season is treating you. As the old parson

said, “If you travel this life with God and his

written word, the Holy Bible, you need no

other road map.”

Fred Lee and the Lee Family

Special Message to our

Gentlemen Readers: The

fastest way to a woman’s

heart is through the front

door of a good restaurant.

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Mandatory Hunter Ed-ucation: A hunter educa-tion course is required forpersons who cannot showproof that they have everpossessed a hunting li-cense. The general courseis a minimum 10 hoursin length. DEC honorshunter education certifi-cates and sporting licens-es from all other statesand countries.

Mandatory BowhunterEducation: Hunterswishing to bowhunt for

deer and bear must takean additional 8 hour min-imum bowhunter educa-tion course. DEC alsohonors bowhunter edu-cation certificates issuedby:

• National FieldArchery Association orNational Bowhunter Edu-cation Foundation or In-ternational BowhunterEducation Program is-sued in 1974 or later inany state or country,

• Any state or provin-

cial fish and wildlifeagency (certificate or cardmust specify the coursewas for bowhunting andnot a general huntingcourse with a bowhunt-ing segment),

• Ontario BowhuntersAssociation (on green orbrown letterhead sta-tionery with moosehead-bow and arrow emblemuntil July 31, 1987), or

• Ontario Federation ofAnglers and Hunters (onletterhead after August 1,

1987).Find additional infor-

mation about SportsmanEducation or look for aneducation course offerednear you. You can alsofind information by con-tacting a DEC RegionalOffice or by calling 888-HUNT-ED 2 (888-4868-332).

S o u r c e :www.dec.ny.gov

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Hunting licensesSportsman safety education requirements

It is illegal to take orhunt wildlife:

• while in or on a motorvehicle (except by theholder of a Non Ambula-tory Hunter Permit).

• with the aid of a vehi-cle’s lights.

• on or from any publicroad.

• with any firearmequipped with a silencer.

• with any firearmwhich continues to fire aslong as the trigger is heldback (an automaticfirearm).

• with a spear.• with a bow equipped

with any mechanical de-vice which is attached tothe bow (other than thebowstring) for drawing,holding or releasing thebowstring, except for ahunter with a disabilitywho is in possession of a

Modified Longbow Autho-rization (compound bowsare legal).

• with a spear gun orcrossbow except for ahunter with a disabilitywho is in possession of aModified Crossbow Per-mit.

• with an arrow with anexplosive head or shaft.

• with any device de-signed or intended to de-liver drugs to an animal.

• with any semi-auto-matic firearm with a ca-pacity to hold more than6 rounds, EXCEPT thefollowing semi-automaticfirearms:

1. firearms using .22 or.17 caliber rimfire ammu-nition, or

2. firearms altered toreduce their capacity tono more than 6 shells atone time in the magazine

and chamber combined,or

3. autoloading pistolswith a barrel length ofless than eight inches.

S o u r c e :www.dec.ny.gov

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TWO COMPLETE StormDoors w/ frames & hardware32x74, 36x74, $100 each.315-826-7020

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by Deb Maes, ExtensionField Specialist

The word geek original-ly referred to a computerexpert. Today, almostanyone can be a geekabout something. I referto myself as a food safetygeek. I follow food-borneillness outbreaks andfood recalls. I read barf-blog.com on a regular ba-sis to understand the sci-ence as well as the mis-takes in handling foodand how it is reported.And, I use a food ther-mometer when I am cook-ing meals.

Why did I become so in-terested in food safety?As a new Extension Edu-cator I listened to womentalk about some of thefood practices of theirelderly parents. Peopleleft food cooling on thecounter for hours. Thekitchen sink was used tothaw foods. No one knewthe temperature of theirfridge, and didn’t evenhave a thermometer tocheck temps. Meat wasconsidered done if thejuices ran clear. Withthose things in mind, Istarted teaching the ba-sics of food safety. Theyboiled down to “Keep HotFood Hot, Keep ColdsFoods Cold, Keep Every-thing Clean, and When inDoubt, Throw it Out!” Ad-vice that’s still good to-day.

Another part of my job

expected me to under-stand the science andprocess of home foodpreservation so that Icould answer consumerquestions. To say that itwas “on the job training”would be an understate-ment. I can now field foodpreservations questions,answer consumer ques-tions about safe foodhandling and for morethan a decade I’ve taughtfood safety classes forfood service providers.

The cornerstone of myfood safety education ef-forts is the ServSafe®course. This program us-ing the latest science andresearch around safefood handling was devel-oped by the EducationFoundation of the Nation-al Restaurant Associationand is recognized as anexcellent training oppor-tunity for food servicestaff and managers. Par-ticipants are expected toknow among otherthings: the minimumtemperature for cookingpork; what is the Temper-ature Danger Zone forfood and how long foodcan stay in that range;how to clean and sanitizefood contact surfaces;when an employee shouldbe restricted or excludedfrom an operation andwhat temperature eggsshould be at when deliv-ered.

After an intensive one-

day class, successfulcompletion of a 90 ques-tion multiple choice examwill give the participant afive-year food safety cer-tificate. Since June of2000 I’ve taught over 90classes and reached morethan 1100 people. Almost90 percent of those tak-ing the test have passed. Ilike to think that I’vedone my part to see thatfood is safely preparedand served in many partsof New Hampshire.

As a customer, how doyou know if the restau-rants you frequent havestaff that know and applyfood safety principles?For starters, ask them ifsomeone is ServSafe®certified. Many placeshang their certificates sothat customers can seethem. Watch the staff. Dothey wash their handsregularly? Many restau-rants are set up so thatyou can see this happen-ing. The same applies towhether you purchasefood at a “Mom and Pop”store, have sandwichesmade to order or pur-

chase meat slices at thedeli counter of your fa-vorite grocery store. Arethe restrooms clean? Howabout the table you sitdown at? Is the fork youpick up covered withdried food? Are the staffaprons clean? Is foodsafety a priority at yourfavorite establishment?

Encourage owners andmanagers to make surethat food safety is as im-portant to them as it is toyou. Almost 48,000,000people in the UnitedStates get sick from foodeach year. About 125,000people are hospitalizeddue to complicationsfrom food-borne illness-es. And of those, threethousand people die fromfood-borne illness. Wehave a safe food supply,and with the right knowl-edge about food safetyrestaurants and con-sumers can make it evensafer.

As a consumer, doeverything you can tomake sure that the foodyour purchase, bringhome, store and prepare

is safe for you and yourfamily. Check out the be-foodsafe.org website tolearn how the four easylessons of “Clean, Sepa-rate, Cook and Chill” canhelp you prevent harmfulbacterial from makingyour family sick. Buy athermometer and use itto check the tempera-tures of your fridge andfreezer. Check the tem-peratures of the food youcook to make sure it iscooked enough to be safe.When purchasing home-made food, look for labelsand handling directions.Bring leftovers home andput them in the fridge,right away.

There is no guaranteethat you won’t be sickfrom the food you eat, butlearn how to control whatyou can. There’s no harmin being a food safetygeek like me.

So, to answer some ba-sic food safety questions:Pork should be cooked to

a minimum temperatureof 145°F — and yes itmay be pink. Your fridgeshould be at 40°F andyour freezer should be at0°F. For consumers, foodshould stay no longerthan two hours at roomtemperature, then itshould be put in thefridge — and don’t worry,your fridge can handlehot foods. Eggs should bestored in the fridge, in thecarton they come in. It isnot necessary to washyour raw chicken, youmight be spreading morebacteria than you arerinsing away. All homecanned foods must beprocessed either in a wa-ter bath canner or pres-sure canner before beingstored. A teaspoon ofbleach in a quart of watermakes a great sanitizerfor counters and sinks.Just spray on and let itsit for at least 10 sec-onds. Better yet, let it drynaturally.

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Christmas Auction Friday, October 19th

@ 6:33pmToys, Tools & More

Check It Out & Save Some Money! King’s Back Room, Like Us On Facebook

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Public Antique AuctionSaturday, November 3rd • 10AM

In House at 56 Willett Street, Fort Plain, NY 13339We have been commissioned to sell at Public Auction

the Estate of Steven Slabe (aka: The Radio Man)

150 Plus Antique Radio Collection,Furniture & Collectables, Trading Card Collection,

Wooden Lures!!

150 plus Vintage Radios, Wood & Bake alite, Emerson, Motorola, Philco,RCA Victor, Delco, Atwater Kent, Stewart Warner, GE, Zenith, Crosley,

Grunow, Sylvania, Puritan, Rvirtion & more!!Radio Parts & Tubes, Radio Testing Equipment, Radio Repair Manuals,

Vintage Radio Paper, Vintage Speakers, Early Metal Kitchen Tables,Guns, Cannon Ball FE197 (found in Little Falls, NY) 2-50’s Metal table

Blue and Red, Mahogany Floor Lamp, Tulip Brand Coal Bags (new),Hall Bench, Oak Plant Stand, Early Local Bottles, (Little Falls,

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Vega Helmet, New Harley Davidson Boots & More!!Watch for Pictures & More Listings

Call JR at 518-993-4668 or Tim at 518-332-5157As Always No Buyers Premium and all Major Credit Cards Accepted!

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THE BIGGEST DEERCOMPETITION: Stop in toenter. $5 puts you in the run-ning for the biggest deer!Buck or Doe. The winnergets a Mossberg 100 ATR270 or a 30-06. Don’t missthis! RKP Sporting Goods,2830 State Rt. 29, Dol-geville, NY 13329 (315)868-5815

BOWS! Lifetime Warranty,Made in USA. LAYAWAYAvailable. Youth bows, usedbows, crossbows. Indoorrange, full service shop atthe Sportsman’s Den, 36Canal St., Fort Plain (518)993-1010. LIVE BAIT,TACKLE, ARCHERY, AM-MUNITION, PET, SPORTS,etc.

WANTED TO BUY! Huntingclothes (jackets, bibs, boots,etc), Fishing gear (waders,vests, etc) at The Sports-man’s Den (518)993-1010.Good condition please. LIVEBAIT, TACKLE, ARCHERY,AMMUNITION, PET,SPORTS, etc.

NEED A NEW ROOF? Wecarry GAF/ELK LifetimeWarranty premium roofingarchitectural laminated shin-gles. 6 colors in stock with 14colors available. Call forPrices. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016

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PUMPKINS FOR SALE:$2.00 each. Bellen’s Archery& Recreation, 7798 St. Hwy5, West of St. Johnsville, NY13452

NEED TIRES? Stop in toIke’s Garage, 58 East MainSt., St. Johnsville, NY. Pur-chase 4 new tires and get$40 off! (518)568-5055.SHOPSMITH Home Work-shop System, Lathe DrillPress, Table Saw, DiscSander. Owners manual.$550.00. 315-736-3756


Want to sell your antiques?Valley Antiques has beenserving the valley since1978. Let us help you getthe most for your antiques.Valley Antiques, 4 W. MainSt, Mohawk, NY 13407(315)717-6441ATV TRAILERS byBosski Industries first auto-matic “Dump Assist” trailersGVWR 800lbs.+ 1600lbs.models available. Comecheck them out at NorthCreek Auto 315-866-3698IKE’S GARAGE has relocat-ed! Find us at 58 East MainSt., St. Johnsville, NY13452. Don’t forget to getour online coupons. Theysave you more money!(518)568-5055.2005 Skidoo 500ss GTXBombardier Snowmobile.Starts runs and drives great,needs nothing. Many extrasincluding 2 up seat elec startand reverse. $3,500(315)717-4082CUSTOM FORMICA Coun-tertops. Cash & Carry or In-stalled. Duda Woodworking& Chair Hospital, 734Lafayette St., Utica 315-733-4715 “Quality Work for Over33 Years!”



NEED WOOD? WE HAVEIT! Common pine, selectpine, clear pine, hardwood,moldings, spruce, Douglasfir, pressure treated and ply-wood. Just what you needfor your projects! AlsoWOOD PELLETS! C.H.Burkdorf & Son, 35 HoughSt., St. Johnsville 518-568-7016


NEED BUSINESS CARDS?Full color glossy, heavystock. 250 ($45.00); 500($60.00); 1,000 ($75.00).Call Beth at Lee Publica-tions 518-673-0101 [email protected] CATS: 2 females and 1male- all neuter / spade andcurrent on all shots. Pleasecall 315-235-8850 after 5pm

WE’VE BEEN HERE since1979 *B.C. *(Before Com-puter). Offering scale modelcars and automotive salesliterature, and all sorts ofthings which don’t exist, orcan’t be found. Uptown Au-tomotive, a hobby shop forcar nuts, 2007 GeneseeStreet, Utica, NY 13501-315-527-1637 M-F 12noon-6pm, Sat. 10am-2pm.NOTE: Until further notice,closed Thursdays.

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by Matilda CharlesAre you depressed?Depression in seniors

is a lot more commonthan we let on. We pointto aging as a reason forhow we feel, but that’snot necessarily the case.There are any number ofreasons why we mightfeel depressed: if we’ve re-cently lost someone inour life, if our health isn’twhat it used to be, if we’retaking multiple prescrip-tions, if we’re alone or ifwe’ve retired and no

longer feel vital.Depression can impact

all areas of our lives: ourappetite, interest in activ-ities, how we sleep and somuch more. The key is torecognize the symptomsand get treated, becausedepression is treatable.

If you can point to atleast one item on the fol-lowing list as being true,it’s time to talk to yourdoctor.

• Having trouble sleep-ing or sleeping too much.

• Losing interest in ac-

tivities or hobbies youused to enjoy.

• Feeling isolated, orexcluding yourself fromactivities with friends.

• Thinking about death.• Skipping your med-

ications, meals or baths.• Feeling anxious,

hopeless, guilty or irrita-ble.

• Experiencing newaches and pains, or aworsening of existingones.

• Having trouble con-centrating.

Your doctor might ask alot of questions and makea number of suggestions.He might recommend (asa place to start) that youget enough sleep or vol-unteer at a charityagency, make regular vis-

its to friends or visit a nu-tritionist to make sureyou’re getting enough nu-trients in your diet. Thekey might be as simple asscheduling regular exer-cise and taking yourmedications on time all

the time.If you don’t feel like

your normal self, there’shelp for you. Please go toyour doctor and ask forit.

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Weekly Sales Every Monday 12:30 Produce, Misc. & small animals; 1:00 Dairy; ** We willnow sell lambs, goats, pigs, feeders immediately following Dairy. Calves and cull beef approx.5:00-5:30PM. Help us increase our volume - thus making a better market for everyone. ** Weare Independent Marketers- working 24/7 to increase your bottom line. Take advantage of our

low commission rates. Competitive marketing is the way to go.Saturday, Oct. 13th - OHM Holstein Club Sale. Sale hosted by Roedale Farms in RichfieldSprings. Brad Ainslie Sale Chairman 315-822-6087.

Monday, Oct. 15th - We will be starting the misc. sale at 11AM today. Special sale sellinghousehold contents for Alice Sargent she is moving and cannot take everything. Very cleanitems, some furniture, gun cabinet, Guns: 30 cal. Military rifle, 12 ga. Pump, 20 ga. Pump, 22cal. Semi automatic, Muzzle Loader Conn. Valley Arms Buckhorn Mag. 50 cal. w/scope 3x9power, Stevens 12 Ga. Pump model 77F, Winchester 30/30 Model 94 level action, kids toys,Old vintage JD & assortment of tin toys, Old Comic books dated back to 1960's, Old baseballbooks, Xmas & Halloween decorations & many more items. Full listing on our website. MonthlySheep, Lamb, Goat & Pig Sale.

Saturday, Oct. 20th - Eastern Breeders Brown Swiss Sale held at Hosking Sales, New Berlin, NY.Sale managed by Modern Associates, Hosking Sales assisting.

Thurs. Oct. 25th - sale held at the sale barn. Certified Organic Sale Featuring Cunningham& Son Dairy - Greene County, NY. Selling 80 head - 60 milking age, all Jerseys. We will beaccepting Certified Organic Cattle consignments for this sale - please call ahead. Paperworkmust be in order.

Saturday, Nov. 3rd - Fall Premier All Breed Sale - Call early to consign to make catalog andadvertising deadlines. Early Consignments from: Oakfield Corners, George Farms, Muranda, Rolln View, Bennett Farms, Tiger Lily, Fantasy Found, Boardwalk Holsteins, Roedale Farms, BoancoFarms, Gaige Farms, Lawton Jerseys, Tornado Valley, Wisbee Farms, Liddleholm, Elm-Spring,Spruce-Haven, Mountfield, Wall Street Dairy, Kevetta Farms, Midas Touch, Cedar Lane, EchoFarm, Many Maples Farm, Empire Farm, O-C-E-C Embryos plus many more. We have Holsteins,Brown Swiss, Guernseys, Ayrshires, Jerseys & Milking shorthorns consigned.

LOOKING TO HAVE A FARM SALE OR JUST SELL A FEW - GIVE US A CALL.** Trucking Assistance - Call the Sale Barn or check out our trucker list on our Web-Site.

Call to advertise in any of these sales it makes a difference.

Directions: Former Welch Livestock 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica & 6 miles North ofNew Berlin, NY.

www.hoskingsales.com Call today with your consignments.

WEEKLY SALES EVERY MONDAYHOSKING SALES - FORMER WELCH LIVESTOCK

Tom & Brenda Hosking6096 NYS Rt. 8 New Berlin, NY 13411

607-699-3637or 607-847-8800

cell: 607-972-1770 or 1771

PUBLIC AUCTIONAnnual Consignment Auction

Proceeds to Benefit Richfield Springs Amish Schools

Saturday, October 27, 2012 at 9:30 AMLocation: Mahlon Miller Farm, 720 County Hwy 29, Richfield Springs, NY 13439

Directions: From Van Hornesville, South on Rte 80 take Chyle Rd. (Hwy. 29) approximately2 miles. From Richfield Springs, take Rte. 20 East turn left on McShane Rd. to Chyle Rd.

From Ben Fisher: New D&S 1500 Circular Stove (Coal); New D&S Energy Max 110 Wood & CoalFurnace.Building Materials: Load of Everlast Roofing & Siding, various colors 6’ to 30” long; 11 pc. 30’trusses, 10-1/2” overhang, 6/12 pitch; 7 pcs. 24’ trusses, 10-1/2” overhang, 4/12 pitch. 250’ 5x3/4Finished Knotty Pine Baseboard.Buildings: 1-16x24 Garage Kit from Double O Builders; 1-8x12 Cottage; 1 Storage Shed by Yoder’sQuality Sheds; 2-Chicken Coops by Yoder’s Quality Sheds.Tools: 10” Craftsman Table Saw, like new; 1 Floor Model Drill Press; Welder with Perkins diesel;Heavy Duty 24” Bridgewood Planer; ChainsawsOutdoor Furniture: Octagon Picnic Table; 1-4’ Picnic Table; 1-6’ Picnic Table; 1 Rustic Swing Set;Windmills, Adirondack Chairs; Arbors.Furniture: New Rustic Log Furniture; 3 Deacon Benches; 2 End Tables, 2 Coffee Tables; Oak PoleLight Magazine Cabinet; Oak Magazine Stand; 1 Oak Glider Rocker; Oak Gun RackNew Tools From Kings Tools & Supply: 1 Portable Air Compressor; 1 Pressure Washer; DewaltCordless Tools; Air Drills, Impact Wrenches; Air Skill Saw; Solar Chargers; Gas Powered Skil Saw.Horses & Equipment: 1-10 yr. old Standard Bred Buggy Horse, 1-14 Yr. 16 Hand Standard BredMare, Buggy Horse. 1 Horse Sleigh, completely reconditioned. New Tack, Saddles, Halters, LeadRopes, Snaps, Brushes, Buckets, Dewormer, Shovels, Brooms, Forks & more.Quilts: Queen Size Double Irish Chain; Full Size Country LoveMisc: Scooters, Wagons, Gempac Kitchen Stove; 1 Maytag Wash Machine, rebuilt like new; New3’ Cultimulcher; Mascot Riding Lawn Mower; Weedeater; Lawn Mowers; Riding Lawn Mower; CastIron Heating Radiators; 3 New Oil Fired Brooder Stoves; 1 Wood Fired Hot Water Heater.

Food Available All Day – Homemade Donuts, Baked Goods, Chicken & More

ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS: Saturday Oct 20th,Monday October 22nd through Saturday October 27th

Auctioneer: Benuel Fisher (Lic. #AU005568)

For More Information Call:Wilmer J King 607-264-3784; Paul Byler 607-264-8167;

Willis Stutzman 315-858-0705

All Announcements Day of Sale Precedence Over Advertising

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Psychic FairSunday, Oct. 21 • 10-6

Beardslee CastleLittle Falls

For More Info • 315-530-5310

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FLETCHING, INSERTS,cutting, strings, cables,sights, etc... all done at TheSportsman’s Den in our FullService Archery Shop. IN-DOOR ARCHERY RANGE,Bows/Crossbows, Lessons,loaner bows, group rates,parties. LIVE BAIT, TACK-LE, ARCHERY, AMMUNI-TION, PET, SPORTS, etc.At The Sportsman’s Den,(518)993-1010.


BREEDER SALE: Sunday,October 14th at 11:33amKings, Burrows Rd., WestWinfield, NY. Call (315)822-5221 for more information

PREFINISHED HARD-WOOD FLOORING in 2⁄”,3”, 4” & 5” widths, many col-ors available with LifetimeFinish Warranty. C.H. Burk-dorf & Son, 35 Hough St.,St. Johnsville 518-568-7016MISCELLANEOUS CATER-ING SUPPLIES: Stainlesssteel chafing dishes, servingtrays, hot/cold, top loadingfood pan, carriers, utensils.Appointment only. Leavemessage 568-7309PUMPKINS FOR SALE atlow prices. Large $3.00.Medium $2.00. Small $1.00.Rte 51, Ilion Gorge.

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OCT 18

Humane Society SpaghettiDinner

Ilion Elks Lodge, 8 W St.$7/adults, $4/children un-der 12, children under 5Free. Menu includes salad,bread and butter, spaghetti,meatballs, coffee, tea, water,soda & dessert. Merchandisefor sale. All proceeds go toHerkimer County HumaneSociety. Call 866-3255.

OCT 20

Halloween Basket Raffle

Little Falls. The raffle willtake place at the Early BirdDinner at the American Le-gion in Little Falls. ContactAnn Reardon, President,315-868-7702.

Pancake Breakfast/BakeSale

Westmorland High SchoolCafeteria, Rt 233, Westmore-land. 7 - 11 AM.$6.50/adult, $4/childrenunder 12. Kids under 5 arefree. Event hosted by the Ki-wanis of Westmoreland.Contact Riley McFadden,315-853-8291.

Taste of ChocolateSt. Cecelia’s Church Hall, 26Broadway, Fonda, NY. 6-7:30 PM. Beautiful displayedbasket themes for viewingand voting are now at theFonda Frothingham Free Li-brary until the event. For upto 50 baskets, $1 tickets willbe available. Tickets for theevent are $5/adults,$2.50/children, which in-cludes homemade chocolateitems, beverages and 3 miniconcerts by Cosby Gibson,Gentlemen Jim Faliveno, &

Men from Glen. Night con-cludes with the basket draw-ing; you do not need to bepresent to win.

Indoor Mini Golf Tournament

New Hartford Public Library,2 Library Lane, New Hart-ford, NY. 9-4 PM. Tickets$5/each. 18 holes. Team tro-phy, prizes, food, face paint-ing. For all ages. Advancetickets available at library.On Internet atwww.newhartfordpublicli-brary.org.

OCT 22-23

Annual Yard Cleanup Ser-vice Offered

The cleanup services will befrom 10 am to 2 pm. Anysenior citizen interested inapplying should call 315-798-5456.

OCT 27

19th Annual Italian Buffet

St. John’s Church Hall, N.Main St., Newport, NY.Menu: Homemade lasagna,spaghetti with meatballs,chicken riggies, salad, bread,beverage, and dessert.$8/adults. $4/ children 6-12. 5 and under free. Take-outs available. Sponsored byKnights of Columbus &Catholic Daughters of St.John’s Church. All proceedsused to fund local charitableworks. Contact Gene Tall-man, 315-826-3410.

NYIWA-New York International Wine

AuctionTurning Stone Casino, Con-vention Center, Verona NY.17th annual charity wineauction benefiting theHerkimer ARC. Features,auction of fine lifestyleitems, trips, dinners andboutique and large formatwines. International winetasting and silent auction 5-

7 pm. Five course gourmetdinner paired with wine andlive auction 7-10 pm. Con-tact Dominic Frank, 315-574-7353 or [email protected] Internet atwww.nyiwa.com.

OCT 28

Annual Harvest Ham Din-ner

Masonic Temple, Newport.Will run from 12 - 3 PM.Homemade pies and bever-ages included. Takeouts andfree local delivery availableby calling. Donation is$9.50/adults; $4.50/chil-dren 12 and under; childrenunder 5 free. Call 315-845-8165.

OCT 29

Halloween Story TellingFonda Library. Story tellingby Mary Murphy. Event be-gins 6 PM.

JAN 7 - FEB 25

Winter Activities: FineArts Instruction

Marcy Town Hall, 8801 PaulBecker Rd., Marcy, NY. Weoffer individualized fine artinstruction to students 5and up. Learn graphite, wa-tercolors and more. Thishigh quality fine art programoffers art instruction thatgoes far beyond cut andpast, and arts and crafts. Itteaches the student how to“see” in new way and offersbasic understanding of howto draw and paint. InstructorAngelamae Abbene. Fee $20.Saturday 10-11:30 am. Pre-registration is required forall Parks, Rec and Cultureprograms. Contact PatClark, 315-768-4800 ext.239.

JAN 9 - FEB 27

Winter Activities: BootCamp

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NOTE: Calendar entriesmust arrive at the OriginalFamily Pennysaver’s of-fice by the Friday prior toour Wednesday publica-tion date for them to beincluded in the calendarof events. Send events toLee Publications c/o Orig-inal Valley Pennysaver,6113 State Highway 5,P.O. Box 121, PalatineBridge, NY 13428 or e-mail: [email protected].

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Becker Rd., Marcy, NY. Ex-perience an effective way toget fit without having to go tothe gym. Boot Camp is a spe-cialized program designed tooffer a variety of exercise in-tensity levels to meet theneeds of individuals. You getthe benefit of having a pro-fessional fitness trainer at afraction of the cost. BootCamp meets on Mondayevenings from 6 - 7:30. Fee$20. Pre-registration is re-quired for all Parks, Rec andCulture programs. ContactPat Clark, 315-768-4800ext. 239.

JAN 9 - FEB 27

Winter Activities: YogaMarcy Town Hall, 8801 PaulBecker Rd., Marcy, NY. Mon-days, 9:30-10:30 am. Get re-laxed, more flexible and intune with your inner-self.Fee $20 (No class on Dr.Martin Luther King Day Jan-uary 16). Pre-registration isrequired for all Parks, Recand Culture programs. Con-tact Pat Clark, 315-768-4800 ext. 239.

JAN 11 - FEB 29

Winter Activities: ZumbaMarcy Town Hall, 8801 PaulBecker Rd., Marcy, NY. Getyour groove back! This 45minute workout mixes themoves of Zumba with provenstrength training methodsfor a wildly effective workout.You will tone up, burn hun-dreds of calories, and haveso much fun you will noteven realize you are workingout. Zumba meets at 5 pmon Wednesday’s beginningJan. 11 - Feb. th. Sevenweeks $30 or drop in rate of$5. Contact Pat Clark, 315-768-4800 ext. 239.

JAN 18, 25, 28, FEB 1, 8,15, 22, 29

Winter Activities: Tai ChiMarcy Town Hall, 8801 PaulBecker Rd., Marcy, NY. Taichi I for beginners - OR - Taichi II for those who have tak-en Tai chi The ArthritisFoundation of Central NewYork under the instruction ofLynne Falsano will continueits program again this year.Tai Chi is now known as oneof the most effective exercis-es for physical and mental

well being. Tai Chi consistsof fluid, gentle, graceful andcircular movements that arerelaxed and slow in tempo.Breathing is deepened andslowed, aiding visual andmental concentration. Thebody relaxes, allowing thelife force (energy inside thebody) into calm & relaxed in-ner and outer self. Dates: Taichi I 10-11 am. -or- Tai chi II11 am -12 pm. Fee: $20/per-son. Pre-registration is re-quired for all Parks, Rec andCulture programs. ContactPat Clark, 315-768-4800ext. 239.

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HERKIMER, NY —Curves®, the world’slargest franchisor of fit-ness clubs, announcedthat the Herkimer Curvesclub has earned the pres-tigious Curves Elite® des-ignation. This recognitionis given to clubs thatmeet rigorous standardsin their business prac-tices, service quality, andadherence to the Curvesmethods.

“The Curves Elite pro-gram recognizes the bestCurves locations for pro-viding an outstandingmember experience,” saidCurves’ Vice President ofOperations ChristinaRussell. “Members expectto receive great qualityand service at all of ourlocations, and the Eliteclubs set the standard forexcellence that all of ourclubs aspire to.”

Clubs applying forCurves Elite status mustwork with Curves Inter-national to elevate theirclubs to the requiredstandards, including of-fering the new Curves

Complete® program.Curves Complete is theonly weight-loss programof its kind that includesdiet, exercise, and moti-vation in one convenientlocation.

To offer Curves Com-plete, clubs must certifythrough an intensivetraining program devel-oped in partnership withthe prestigious ClevelandClinic. This certificationprogram prepares staffmembers to provide effec-tive one-on-one weight-loss coaching and to fullyutilize all of the toolsCurves Complete offers.Elite status is given onlyto clubs that have com-pleted this certificationand meet the higheststandards in all aspectsof their business.

“Becoming a CurvesElite club wasn’t easy,”said Nancy Noonan,Herkimer Curves fran-chise owner. “But theprocess helped us takeour club to the next level.Now we’re Curves Com-plete and Curves Elite,

and we are proud toshare that recognitionwith our Herkimer mem-bers.”

Curves Elite clubs re-ceive many benefits fromthe designation, includ-ing vendor discounts,designation on theCurves.com website, andspecial recognition at cor-porate events. They arealso an important sourceof inspiration and educa-tion for other clubs in thesystem.

“Our Curves Elite clubsdeserve to be recognizedfor their efforts,” saidRussell. “Their commit-ment to helping everymember reach her fitnessand weight loss goals isan inspiration. Our goalis for every club to be aCurves Elite club likeHerkimer Curves.”

For more informationon Curves of Herkimer,please contact HerkimerCurves at 315-866-3100or visit the website atwww.herkimercurves.com .

Herkimer Curves named aCurves Elite Club

Recognition given to local fitness franchise forservice and quality

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Aside from sealing yourducts, the simplest andmost effective means ofmaintaining your air dis-tribution system is to as-sure that furniture andother objects are notblocking the airflowthrough your registers,

and to vacuum the regis-ters to remove any dustbuildup.

Existing duct systemsoften suffer from designdeficiencies in the returnair system, and modifica-tions by the homeowner(or just a tendency tokeep doors closed) maycontribute to these prob-lems. Any rooms with alack of sufficient return

airflow may benefit fromrelatively simple up-grades, such as the in-stallation of new return-air grilles, undercuttingdoors for return air, or in-stalling a jumper duct.

Some rooms may alsobe hard to heat and coolbecause of inadequatesupply ducts or grilles. Ifthis is the case, youshould first examine

whether the problem isthe room itself: fix anyproblems with insulation,air leakage, or inefficientwindows first. If the prob-lem persists, you may beable to increase the sizeof the supply duct or addan additional duct to pro-vide the needed airflow tothe room.

Source: energy.gov

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Maintaining and upgradingexisting duct systems

Active solar heating systems are most cost-effective in cold climates with good so-lar resources when they are displacing the more expensive heating fuels, such aselectricity, propane, and oil. Some states offer sales tax exemptions, income taxcredits or deductions, and property tax exemptions or deductions for solar energysystems.

The cost of an active solar heating system will vary. Commercially available col-lectors come with warranties of 10 years or more, and should easily last decadeslonger. The economics of an active space heating system improve if it also heats do-mestic water, because an otherwise idle collector can heat water in the summer.

Heating your home with an active solar energy system can significantly reduceyour fuel bills in the winter. A solar heating system will also reduce the amount ofair pollution and greenhouse gases that result from your use of fossil fuels for heat-ing or generating the electricity.

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Economics and other benefits ofactive solar heating systems

It’s Time! Think Snow! Getyour Yamaha or Ski-Doosnowmobile serviced now.Sno Pro Performance LLC.,Rt. 5 Nelliston, NY (518)993-3269

CULVERT PIPE: 8”, 10”,12”, 15”, 18”, & 24” x20’.C.H. Burkdorf & Son, 35Hough St., St. Johnsville518-568-7016

FOR SALE: 1997 LincolnLimo, Black, great condition,low mileage, 10 passenger.Call 315-866-2011 for pric-ing.

2004 HONDA AERO VT-750, loaded with acces-sories. Mileage 9,505 1 own-er. Christmans HondaSales: 518-993-2225

FOR SALE: 2000 LincolnLimo, White, great condition,low mileage, 10 passenger.Call 315-866-2011 for pric-ing.

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Bridal Extravaganza!Sunday, November 4, 2012

Valley’s Longest Running Bridal Show!Vendor Review 11 am - 3 pm / Fashion Show 1 pm

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Dresses and Formal Wear By Donna Marie’s Bridal Shop &A. Vitullo Formal Wear

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4579 State Rt. 28 - 7 Miles North of Herkimer on Rt. 28For more information, call 315-891-3366

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HERKIMER, NY —Herkimer County munici-palities may apply for In-centive Awards fromHerkimer County Health-Net to support the effortsof the Creating HealthyPlaces to Live, Work, andPlay grant initiative fund-ed by the New York StateDepartment of Health.Herkimer County Health-Net is offering four-$5,000 awards to be usedfor non-infrastructure,municipal projects thatpromote extracurricularphysical activity, accessto outdoor recreationalfacilities, areas that sup-port bicycling and walk-ing, and safety in areaswhere persons are orcould be physically ac-tive. Projects that qualifyshould take place be-tween the dates of April1, 2012 and January 31,

2013.The Creating Healthy

Places grant’s purpose isto assist communitieswith infrastructure im-provements that will de-crease rates of childhoodobesity and Type 2 Dia-betes by increasing op-portunities for physicalactivity for all abilities forHerkimer County resi-dents.

Recommended munici-pal improvement strate-gies and measures tohelp communities tacklethe problem of obesitythrough environmentalchange and policies thatpromote physical activityinclude but are not limit-ed to the following:

• Signage and/or pro-motional materials thatencourage physical activ-ity at parks and play-grounds locations as well

as on trails and roadways• Improvements to ac-

cess points that link anarea to physical activitylocations (parks, play-grounds, trails, etc.)

• Lighting promotingsafety for pedestrians/cy-clists of all abilities

• Crosswalk stripingand crosswalk signage

• Foot Bridges (friendlyfor pedestrians/cy-clists/wheel chairs)

• Improvements madeon highway projects thatencourage physical activ-ity, etc.

• Parking Areas andParking Area Improve-ments to promote pedes-trian safety (adjacent tosidewalks, bicycle routes,trails and trail heads)

• Bicycle racks thatpromote bicycling usethroughout the munici-

palityThe deadline for submit-

ting the grant applicationsis Friday, Nov. 9. Applica-tions are available by e-mailing Alison J. Swartz,[email protected] or calling 315-866-1499.

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Eating an apple a day might in fact help keep thecardiologist away, new research suggests.

In a study of healthy, middle-aged adults, consump-tion of one apple a day for four weeks lowered by 40percent blood levels of a substance linked to harden-ing of the arteries.

Taking capsules containing polyphenols, a type ofantioxidant found in apples, had a similar, but not aslarge, effect.

The study, funded by an apple industry group,found that the apples lowered blood levels of oxidizedLDL — low-density lipoprotein, the “bad” cholesterol.When LDL cholesterol interacts with free radicals tobecome oxidized, the cholesterol is more likely to pro-mote inflammation and can cause tissue damage.

“When LDL becomes oxidized, it takes on a formthat begins atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arter-ies,” said lead researcher Robert DiSilvestro, professorof human nutrition at Ohio State University and a re-searcher at the university’s Ohio Agricultural Re-search and Development Center. “We got a tremen-dous effect against LDL being oxidized with just oneapple a day for four weeks.”

The difference was similar to that found betweenpeople with normal coronary arteries versus thosewith coronary artery disease, he said.

The study is published online in the Journal ofFunctional Foods and will appear in a future print edi-tion.

DiSilvestro described daily apple consumption assignificantly more effective at lowering oxidized LDLthan other antioxidants he has studied, including thespice-based compound curcumin, green tea andtomato extract.

“Not all antioxidants are created equal when itcomes to this particular effect,” he said.

DiSilvestro first became interested in studying thehealth effects of eating an apple a day after reading aTurkish study that found such a regimen increased

the amount of a specific antioxidant enzyme in thebody.

In the end, his team didn’t find the same effect onthe enzyme, but was surprised at the considerable in-fluence the apples had on oxidized LDL.

For the study, the researchers recruited nonsmok-ing healthy adults between the ages of 40 and 60 whohad a history of eating apples less than twice a monthand who didn’t take supplements containing polyphe-nols or other plant-based concentrates.

In all, 16 participants ate a large Red or Golden De-licious apple purchased at a Columbus-area grocerystore daily for four weeks; 17 took capsules containing194 milligrams of polyphenols a day for four weeks;and 18 took a placebo containing no polyphenols. Theresearchers found no effect on oxidized LDLs in thosetaking the placebo.

“We think the polyphenols account for a lot of the ef-fect from apples, but we did try to isolate just thepolyphenols, using about what you’d get from an ap-ple a day,” DiSilvestro said. “We found the polyphenolextract did register a measurable effect, but not asstrong as the straight apple. That could either be be-cause there are other things in the apple that couldcontribute to the effect, or, in some cases, these bioac-tive compounds seem to get absorbed better whenthey’re consumed in foods.”

Still, DiSilvestro said polyphenol extracts could beuseful in some situations, “perhaps in higher dosesthan we used in the study, or for people who just nev-er eat apples.”

The study also found eating apples had some effectson antioxidants in saliva, which has implications fordental health, DiSilvestro said. He hopes to follow upon that finding in a future study.

The study was conducted as a Master’s thesis bygraduate student Shi Zhao, and was funded by a grantfrom the U.S. Apple Association/Apple Product Re-search and Education Council and a donation fromFutureceuticals Inc. of Momence, Ill.

Also involved in the study were associate professorJoshua Bomser and research associate ElizabethJoseph, both in the Department of Human Nutrition,which is housed in the university’s College of Educa-tion and Human Ecology.

Study: An apple a day lowers level of bloodchemical linked to hardening of the arteries

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SPACE FOR RENT: Privateentrance with outdoor deck,pay own utilities. Would begreat for Real Estate office(high traffic area) on busyRt. 28 Main St, Newport. Lo-cated in a Strip Mall typebuilding, which includesVendor Mall over 40 ven-dors, Barber Shop andDance Studio, $300. 315-845-8822, 315-725-8822

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by Martha FilipicQ: Our son is about

ready to apply to college.We know he will needsome loans, but we thinkthey should be limited. Hesays this is “good debt”and tells us not to worryabout it. We want to learnmore, but where do westart?

A: College financingcan be complex and thedecisions overwhelming.Helping your son realizethe implications of takingon too much debt couldbe one of the most impor-tant lessons he learns.

More and more peopleare concerned about thelevel of student debt,which has topped $1 tril-lion in the United States.According to the Instituteof College Access andSuccess, two-thirds ofcollege seniors graduatedwith loans in 2010, carry-ing an average of $25,250in debt, with some reach-ing $55,000. And thatdoesn’t count graduate orprofessional school.

According to the FinAidwebsite, which offersgreat guidance (www.fi-naid.org), financial advis-ers recommend studentslimit total student loansto less than what they ex-pect to earn as theirstarting salary after theygraduate. That meansthose studying to beteachers or artists, for ex-ample, should be muchmore cautious than thosestudying engineering orcomputer science.

There are several typesof loans available to fi-nance a college educa-tion. Federally backedneed-based loans — theFederal Perkins Loan andthe subsidized StaffordLoan — generally offerthe best terms. Non-sub-sidized federal loans - theunsubsidized StaffordLoan or the Parent PLUSloan (made to parents,not students) have higherinterest rates but aremore widely available.Private loans — fromfoundations, banks orother financial institu-tions — generally havehigher interest.

Different types of loanshave different repaymentoptions. Some loans allowstretching repayment peri-ods to up to 25 years. Someallow monthly payments tobe based on income.

Your son’s college fi-nancial aid office canhelp sort through the de-tails. But to prepare, thenonprofit College Boardhas useful information athttp://bigfuture.college-board.org/pay-for -col-lege/loans. A good placeto start is “8 Tips for Tak-ing Out Student Loans.”

Also, the information atwww.cashcourse.org/osucan help. Go to the web-site, backed by the Na-tional Endowment for Fi-nancial Education, andclick on “Paying for Col-lege.” There’s a lot of in-formation there, but it’spresented in easily di-gestible pieces. Just startat the beginning, andyou’ll learn a lot.

Beyond that, encourageyour son to apply for asmany scholarships andgrants as he can. This“free money” does nothave to be repaid, and ifhe finds enough, he mightbe able to graduate debt-free. It takes effort, butthe time and energy spenton applying for scholar-ships could pay off bigand allow your son tostart his post-college lifein a much more comfort-able financial position.

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State Education Com-missioner John King Jr.on Oct. 1 appointed aBoard of Canvass anddesignated a place of can-vass for the Oct. 18 merg-er vote involving theHerkimer, Ilion and Mo-hawk school districts.

King also released a no-tice of special meeting,which sets the mergervote for noon to 8 p.m. onThursday, Oct. 18, at theHerkimer, Ilion and Mo-hawk school districts.Herkimer-Fulton-Hamil-

ton-Otsego BOCES Dis-trict SuperintendentMark Vivacqua has beendesignated as in charge ofthe operation of the elec-tion.

Polling will be conduct-ed using electronic votingmachines, and absenteeballots are available atthe central office of eachschool district.

The 27-member Boardof Canvass is comprisedof nine residents fromeach school district. Acomplete list of the board

members can be foundonline at www.herkimer-boces.org.

The Board of Canvasswill act as a board of elec-tions at the central votingsite at the Ilion CentralSchool District.

For the voting site atthe Herkimer CentralSchool District, theHerkimer Board of Edu-cation will act as theboard of elections, andfor the voting site at theMohawk Central SchoolDistrict, the Mohawk

Board of Education willperform the duties of aboard of elections.

These boards of elec-tions will inspect the vot-ing machines and pollbooks before the votingbegins and supervise theconduct of the voting —including acceptance ofchallenges at each votingsite.

After the polls areclosed at each site, thechairpersons of theboards of elections atHerkimer and Mohawk

will deliver the sealed vot-ing machine results andsealed poll books to theBoard of Canvass at thecentral voting site in Ilion.

The Board of Canvasswill then canvass the voteon Proposition No. 1,which is the vote onwhether the three schoolsshould merge. The re-sults for each district willbe canvassed separately,including absentee bal-lots.

If Proposition No. 1 isapproved by each district,the machine results fromPropositions No. 2 and 3from each district will beintermingled and countedin aggregate, including

absentee ballots.Propositions No. 2 and

3 would only go into ef-fect if Proposition No. 1 isapproved. Proposition No.2 asks voters to decidewhether the new schooldistrict would have five,seven or nine Board ofEducation members.

Proposition No. 3 asksvoters to decide whetherthe Board of Educationmembers’ terms would befor three, four or fiveyears.

After the results for thepropositions are deter-mined, the Board of Can-vass will certify the re-sults to the state educa-tion commissioner.

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State outlines plans for three-school merger vote

It may have beenColumbus Day and schoolwas not in session, but

the Ilion Cub Scout Troop#9 was very busy workingwith the registrants and

staff at Folts Homes AdultDay Health Services(ADHS) in Herkimer.

Their community serv-ice project for the day wasto be creative and havefun working together tobuild hanging bird feed-ers and birdhouses out ofwood. Using precut woodpieces, the group learnedthe steps needed to as-semble them, and how tocarefully hammer in nailsand add hinges to the lid.Painting the houses willbe the final personaltouch, and everyone islooking forward to entic-ing a variety of birds totheir backyards.

Shown displaying theirbird feeders are CubScouts (from left) EricBrasie, Dominick Aceto,Cole Dowling, LoganSmith, Isaac Schlaegeland Vincent Bestien;seated are ADHS regis-trants Bill Emrich andDon Miller; standing inback (from left) ScoutLeader Tom Lester, ADHSDirector Clare Lidano,RN, registrants Doris Ur-dana and Heidi Perkows-ki, and Folts volunteerRichard Davis.

Scouts do project with Folts Adult Services

The Ilion Cub Scout Troop #9 did a special project with the Folts Homes Adult DayHealth Services registrants in Herkimer on Columbus Day.

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by Donna EricksonApple time nostalgia

Celebrating bountiful fall apple crops is an Ameri-can tradition we can pass on to our children in livelyand creative ways. Share your childhood memorieswith your kids while you enjoy these old-fashioned ap-ple activities updated with a twist.

Apple taste-testingHave your family taste-test several varieties of ap-

ples, including specialties from your area. First, sortthem by color and name, such as Granny Smith, RedDelicious, McIntosh, etc. Help your children pro-nounce and identify them correctly. Which are sweet-est, tartest and juiciest? Which would taste yummydipped in a caramel sauce or baked in a pie?

Edible apple artAt mealtime, eat your apple art. For each serving,

make an edible apple bowl by cutting the top 1/4 offan apple and scooping out the fruit and core with agrapefruit-style knife. Make sure there is a 1/4-inch-thick apple shell remaining. For extra fun, etch a fun-ny face or wacky design on the outside using jack-o’-lantern carving tools or a butter knife. Fill with apple-sauce topped with a sprinkling of cinnamon, or a Wal-dorf salad composed of apple chunks from thescooped-out fruit, seedless grapes, diced celery, wal-nuts, a little mayonnaise or vanilla yogurt and a fewsqueezes of lemon juice.

Glowing apple centerpiece Carefully scoop out the top center portion of an ap-

ple, leaving enough space for tucking a tea-light can-dle firmly in place. Arrange several pressed, colorfulfall leaves that your children have collected in themiddle of the table. Set the apple and its candle on theleaf arrangement. Light the candle at dinnertime.

Note: An adult should always be present whenburning candles.

Apple storytimeJohn Chapman, known as Johnny Appleseed, was

famous for planting apple trees across America. Readthe classic tale of Johnny Appleseed at bedtime.

(c) 2012 Donna EricksonDistributed by King Features Synd.

Donna’s Day:creative family fun

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(NAPSA) — Safety on the road is no accident. For ex-ample, when a warning light illuminates on a car’sdashboard, it is alerting you to a situation that re-quires your attention.

While not all warning lights are a sign that disasteris imminent, no warning indicator should ever be ig-nored.

To help, the experts from AAA offer the followingtips:

Oil Pressure LightThe oil pressure light is usually an oilcan symbol or

the word “OIL.” It comes on when there is a drop in en-gine oil pressure. Of all the warning lights, the oilpressure light indicates the greatest potential for seri-ous mechanical damage.

If the oil pressure warning light comes on and stayson, pull off the road at the earliest safe opportunity,shut off the engine and call for assistance.

Engine Temperature LightThe engine temperature light is usually a ther-

mometer symbol or the word “TEMP.” It comes onwhen the engine temperature is unsafe for your vehi-cle. Unless the engine temperature is quickly brought

under control, major damage may occur.If there are any signs of a cooling system leak, pull

off the road at the earliest safe opportunity, shut offthe engine and call for assistance.

Be careful when opening the hood in the presence ofsteam, and never remove the radiator cap when theengine is hot.

Charging System LightThe charging system light is usually a battery sym-

bol or the word “ALT” or “GEN.” It comes on when thevehicle electrical system is no longer being suppliedpower by the alternator.

If this light comes on, shut down all unnecessaryelectrical loads such as the radio, heater or air-condi-tioning, then drive the vehicle to a repair facility im-mediately for further inspection.

Check Engine LightThe check engine light comes on when there is a

problem affecting the vehicle’s exhaust emissions.If the light comes on and stays on, make an appoint-

ment with an auto repair shop to have the problemchecked in the near future.

However, if the check engine light begins flashing re-peatedly, the catalytic converter is over-heating.Should this occur, drive the vehicle to a repair shopimmediately for further diagnosis.

Disregarding a flashing check engine light couldstart a fire, destroy the catalytic converter and resultin necessary repairs thatcould easily exceed $1,000.

To learn more, visitwww.AAA.com or call 800-AAA-HELP. To locate anAAA Approved Auto Repairshop, visitwww.AAA.com/repair.

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Qlink on/off road motorcy-cles, 200cc on SALE!$2,495 + tax. Stop in andsave. Sno Pro PerformanceLLC. Rt. 5 Nelliston, NY(518)993-3269

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PUMPKINS FOR SALE:$2.00 each. Bellen’s Archery& Recreation, 7798 St. Hwy5, West of St. Johnsville, NY13452NEED TIRES? Stop in toIke’s Garage, 58 East MainSt., St. Johnsville, NY. Pur-chase 4 new tires and get$40 off! (518)568-5055.SHOPSMITH Home Work-shop System, Lathe DrillPress, Table Saw, DiscSander. Owners manual.$550.00. 315-736-3756FEEDER RATS, mice, fish,live & frozen fish food, livecrickets at Valley Pet Center145 Mohawk Street, Canajo-harie, NY 518-673-82702006 HONDA CMX-250Rebel: 1 Owner (lady) per-fect, mileage 6,008 (black). Itis mint $2,795. 518-993-2225CHECK OUT our expandedMarine fish and coral stock!Valley Pet Center 145 Mo-hawk Street Canajoharie,NY 518-673-8270PREMIUM GRADE AN-THRACITE Coal Nut, Pea orRice. Franklin Brand. CallBenuel Fisher Auctions 518-568-2257

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