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We Store Drop 2,500 Papers Weekly In:AUGUSTA: Simmons Dairy, Rte. 26ApUliA: K-T’s Junction BOUCKVillE: AnW Mart, Quack’s Diner, Rt. 20 DinerCANASTOTA: Scrub-A-Dub, P & C, Nice & EasyCAZENOViA: Buyeas, McKinnons, Rite Aid, Kin-neys, P&C, Extra Mart, Red Apple, Rt. 20 Diner, Common GroundsCHiTTENANGO: Roma’s Laundry, Roma’s Pizza, Stone Hearth Express, P & C, Nice N Easy, KinneysCiNCiNNATUS: S&D Sunoco, Cincinnatus Market Place, Bennet Hotel, Magro’s PizzaBrackel’s Bar & RestaurantCOrTlANd: Friendly’s, P&C, Tim Horton, Frank & Mary’s DinerCUYlEr: Cuyler DinerdElpHi FAllS: Delphi Falls Store derUYTEr: Countryside Hardware, DeRuyter Farm & Garden Coop, Red & White Cafe, Quincy Square, Sal’s Pizza, De Ruyter Big M EArlVillE: Valero Gas Station, Hufbrau HouseEriEVillE: Kay’s StoreFABiUS: Anna’s Country StoreFAYETTEVillE: Express Mart, Nice N Easy, Hess MartFENNEr: Troyer’s Country StoreGEOrGETOwN: Predmore’s StoreHAmilTON: Subway JAmESVillE: The Depot, Sweet Endings Bake ShopKNOXBOrO: Main StreetlAFAYETTE: Nice & Easy, True Value, Cindy’s Family RestaurantmANliUS: A Plus, Colonial Laundromat, P & C, Nice & Easy, Rte. 92.mOrriSVillE: Valero, Big M Market, Cooleys, Express Mart, Doughty’s Pharmacy, Purple SalamanderNEw wOOdSTOCK: DJs Market, New Woodstock LibraryNOrwiCH: “Dusty’s”, Ossie’s, Pizza Hut, Arby’s, Laundromat ONEidA: Save Ons at , Rte. 5 & 46, Rte. 5 Across from Pepi’s, Upper Lenox Ave, Pleasant St. & Rt. 46, Rite Aid - North side, Kwik Fill - Down-town, Price Chopper, Oneida Commons - The Market; Byrne Dairy, Mayflower CoffeeOriSKANY FAllS: Village MarketpETErBOrO: Main StreetpOmpEY: Pompey Mall, Kellish Tire & Auto, Knoxie’s PubSHErrill: P & C, Save OnSHErBUrNE: Gilligan’s Island, D & D Diner, Skip’s MarketSOlSVillE: Solsville HotelSOUTH OTSEliC: South Oteselic StoreTrUXTON: Beth’s Natural WayTUllY: Suds & Bubbles Laundry Mat, Elm Street Cafe, A Pizza & MoreVErNON: Subway, Nice & Easy, A Guy-Girl LaundromatwAmpSVillE: The Knotty PinewEST EATON: Outside Drop Box, Post Office

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to help care and feed for the animals. Bring a lunch and enjoy our picnic area. See our website thewolfmountainnaturecenter.org or call 607-627-6784 for more information.

SUN. May 16: MadiSoN CoUNty HiStoriCal SoCiety aUCtioN FUNdraiSer. We need your donations! The society will start accepting donations in April during business hours Monday through Friday from 10 am - 4 pm. If you need pick-up assistance, please contact Becky Karst at 315.374.1349 or Teri Hill at 315.264.1073. The deadline to donate items is May 5.

SUN., May 16,12:00 until gone: Chicken BBQ, Peterboro Fire House, sponsored by Smithfield Vol. Fire Dept.

MoN., May 17, 2009: DCS to Host Annual Senior Citizen Luncheon. “Round-Trip” transportation will be provided - Pick-up at Senior Housing @ 11:30 a.m. and @ the American Legion at 11:40 a.m. Special performances by the 2nd grades (“Stone Soup”) as well as music by our music department - followed by lunch provided in the Cafeteria. Hope to see you there!

May 17, 11:00 a.M.: The DeRuyter Gold and Silver Club will meet at the Legion Hall. We will have a short meeting and then the bus will pick us up at 11:40 and will take us to school for lunch and entertainment.

tUeS., May 18, 9-11 a.M.: Immunization Clinic, Madison County DOH, Morrisville, NY. Please bring the child’s immunization record to the clinic. 366-2848.

tUeS., May 18, 7:00 a.m.: Historic Binghamton trip, sponsored by Morrisville Seniors. Visit Windy Hill Farms Candle Factory, lunch at Little Venice Restaurant, driving tour of Binghamton, guided tour of The Press 7 Sun-Bulletin, tour WBNG Station and enjoy a tour and a homemade Pat Mitchell’s Ice Cream Cone. Info 684-9074.

May 18, 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.: Chicken and Biscuit or Pork Din-ner at the Fort, Morrisville. Sponsored by Morrisville Lions Club. proceeds to benefit Lions Sr. Citizen Fay and other community activities.

Wed., May 19, 8 a.M: Moore NetWorkiNg weekly meet-ing. Rusty Rail, Rt. 5, Canastota. Local business people band together to help each other grow their businesses. Find out more about MOORE Networking at www.moorenetworking.org. Come and join us.

May 20, 12:30 p.m.: CASA luncheon at St. James church. Cold cuts will be served. Please bring a dish to pass and your table service. Pam McFarland, P.T. will speak on “Maintaining Strength and Balance As We Age”.

Sat., May 22, 10-3: SpriNg plaNt Sale hosted by Cazen-ovia Garden Club. Presbyterian Church Lawn, 27 Albany Street, Cazenovia. Rain or Shine. Perennials, annuals, hanging baskets, herbs. Proceeds used to purchase flower plantings for Village of Cazenovia.

SUN., May 23, 10:30 a.m.: The Celebration Community Church of Lincklaen’s first worship service. Formerly Lincklaen Community Church, it is located 6 miles from DeRuyter, following Lincklaen St. to Col. Rte. 12 to Lincklaen. Church is on the left, across from the Town Hall. Parking at Town Hall. All are welcome to join us as we celebrate God’s goodness!

MoN., May 24, 9:45 a.M.: Fabius Seniors sponsoring a trip to Saratoga Performing Arts Center for Daniel O’Donnell in Concert. Tour includes round trip Motor coach transportation via Onondaga Coach, Gold Ticket Seating to Daniel O’Donnell Concert, & Arts Buffet at \The Hall of Springs. Info Pete Schlicht 683-5506.

May 25 - deadliNe - JUly 13-15- BerkSHire MoUNtaiNS trip- 3 days, 2 nights. Norman Rockwell Museum, Hancock Shaker Village, Edith Wharton Estate, Yankee Candle Factory, lunch at Red Lion Inn, evening performance of “Chicago” and more! Deposit deadline May 25. Steve Spiller, Hamilton Senior Center 315-824-3905.


Wed., May 26, 9-11 a.M.: Immunization Clinic, Madison County Brookfield Central School, Fairgrounds Road, Brookfield, NY. Please bring the child’s immunization record to the clinic. 366-2848.

aVailaBle 24/7 at WWW.HiNeigHBor.NettUeS., May 11, 7:00-9:00 p.m.: The New Woodstock Free Library Board of Trustees will meet at the Library. The library is open Monday through Friday 1-5 p.m., Monday and Wednesday evenings 7-9 p.m. and Saturday from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. For more information about programs and events at the library call662-3134 or visit the library’s web page at www.midyork.org/newwoodstock.


Wed., May 12, 6:00 p.m.: THE ERIEVILLE NELSON HERITAGE SOCIETY will hold covered dish supper at Erieville Fire House, Eatonbrook Road, Erieville. Please bring a dish to pass and own table service. Beverage will be furnished

May 15, 9 a.m.: Come and enjoy South Otselic’s second Fish-ing Heritage Day. There will be free fishing clinics for school age anglers, with prizes awarded, as well as tours and exhibits at the State Fish Hatchery. Art, crafts, antiques, food and music will be featured at the Town park. Peter Thompson, author of “Freshwater Game Fish of North America: An Illustrated Guide”, will be fea-tured, along with a new U.S. Postal Service stamp cancellation. Admission, parking and shuttle transportation are free. For more information, visit the website at www.ovfish.org.

May 15, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.: Annual So. Otselic Garage Sale. BBQ Beef Lunch 11:00 a.m. at grange Hall. If you want your housse on the map or table in grange hall contact Mary Comfort 315-653-7263.

Sat., May 15, 4:30 p.m.: Roast Beef Dinner, served family style. Nelson United Methodist Church. Take outs available.

May 15: The Wolf Mountain Nature Center is now open Saturday evenings from 7pm until dark. Admission is free but donations to help care for and feed the animals is appreciated. Saturday movie nights start May 15. Check our website at thewolfmoun-tainnaturecenter.org for our upcoming summer movie schedule or call 607-627-6784 We are located on the Hopkins Crandall Road in the town of Smyrna and very near Plymouth off RT 16. Sundays The wolf Mountain Nature Center is open from Noon-4pm and admission is free. Come learn about and experience the wolves and arctic foxes. We do greatly appreciate donations

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40,000+ People in Over 13,000 Homes In Parts of 5 Counties Will

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Smithfield Vol. Fire Dept. will host a

CHICKEN BBQ@ peterboro Fire House

Sun., MAY 16, 12:00 til goneHalVeS oF CHiCkeN oNlydriVe iN - piCk Up - driVe oUt

CoSt $5.00 per HalF

SeVaC SeekiNg NeW MeMBerSThe Smithfield Eaton Volunteer Ambulance Corp (SEVAC), based in Morrisville, needs your help. To maintain our volunteer ambulance service SEVAC is seeking new members. When you join SEVAC you will be able to receive training as an emergency medical responder or a driver. To learn more about volunteering you can contact George Eiholzer at 796-9918.

picnics, reunions, Weddings, graduations - Community Sinks, Handicap Unit - Call

RICK NEFF & SONS1-800-729-9046 / 315-843-4742

daily, Weekly & Monthly rentals available

PORTABLE TOILETS

Lamp RepaiR “Jeff” SALERNO

ELECTRIC LLC342 e. Walnut Street, oneida

315-363-9548

LAWN MOWER & CHAIN SAW SERVICE & REPAIR

Chains Sharpened - Also chain in stock -Pickup & Delivery Available 315-662-3245 - JACK MOYER

1668 Chapin Rd. (off Rte. 80 between Sheds & Georgetown) Georgetown

THANK YOU: We would like to thank everyone, for the cards and flowers, our family and friends for your prayers and support. - and a very special thanks to Brian Tait!. Thanks again.

The Family of Donald Leach

CleaN-Up / SprUCe-Up dayStoWN & Village oF derUyter reSideNtS

Friday, May 21, 8 aM-6pM &SatUrday, May 22, 8aM-6pM

deruyter FairgroundsLimit of one pickup load of trash per household

Keep trash separate from RecyclablesItems that must be kept separate and price to dispose of listed below:Tires - $3 per tire (anything over 8 will be $6) - Supt. reserves the

right to limit number TV's, Computer Monitors, Propane Tanks $3 each

Air Conditioners, Refrigerators, Freezers, Dehumidifiers $13 each***CASH ONLY PLEASE***

No hazardous materials (such as paint, oil0 accepted!DERUYTER RESIDENTS ONLY(Bring Proof of Residency)!!!

Card Shower forHarold Wood

Who is Celebrating His 85th Birthdayon Sunday, May 16

Cards can be sent to:Harold D. Wood, Box 3, DeRuyter, NY 13052

HISTORIC CHURCH BELL TOLLS AGAINOver one hundred years ago the bell in the Lincklaen Com-munity Church tolled each Sunday, beckoning area believers to gather in fellowship. Thankful hearts offered praise for the week's blessings. Troubled hearts prayed for the Lord's guid-ance. Doubt-filled hearts looked for assurance and hope. One hundred years later finds the church building decaying, neglected, the bell long silent. Thankful, troubled or doubting hearts no longer gather beneath its roof to praise, pray or seek. It is a sad analogy of the state of our hearts, indeed of our na-tion in 2010!God is calling us to rebuild the church, thus repairing our de-caying faith and sense of community as well! Through prayer and dedication, the hope is to establish a multi-cultural, multi-generational community of believers. There will be a new name, a new vision, a new approach to worship and giving, and yet a return to the solid faith of our fathers, a faith based on the Bible, His word, His truth. All are welcome to join us as we gather to worship at Celebra-tion Community Church of Lincklaen on Sunday, May 23, 10:30 a.m. May the tolling of the bell usher in a new era of faith for the community.

The Church is located 6 miles from DeRuyter, following Lincklaen St. to Co. Rte. 12 to Lincklaen. Church is on the left, across from the Town Hall. Parking at Town Hall. All are welcome to join us as we celebrate God’s goodness!

The Cazenovia Fire Department Thanks Everyone Who Attended &

Donated To Our Our 2010 Easter Ball_________________________________Much Fun Was Had,

Necessary Funds Were Raised,We'll See You Again Next Year!

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Thurs., MAY 27, 5:00-7:00 p.m.: Rabies Vaccination Clinic, DeRuyter Highway Garage. Remember to bring previous vacci-nation record. Proof of prior vaccination is required to qualify for three-year certificate. Public Health Law requires all dogs, cats, and ferrets be vaccinated by 4 month of age. 366-2526

MAY 29-30: ATTENTION PETErBOrO rEsIDENTs: Lawn sale days will be May 29 & 30. If anyone is interested and wants to be on the map call 684-9778

MAY 29-30: Tractor Pull, corner of St. Hwy 23 and 26 in Cincinnatus, NY. Sponsored by Cincinnatus Fire Dept. Watch ww.cincypulls.com and this paper for more details.

suN., MAY 30 - MON., MAY 31: The Fabius Historical Society will once again have photos of our local veterans on display in the Community Center, Main Street, Fabius. In addition, Bob Good will bring his collection of military uniforms and memorabilia and Judy Conway’s scrapbooks will be available to look through. A continuous slide show will feature local people and places and there will be reproductions of old maps as well as greeting cards featuring scenes of local homes and people for sale. All proceeds

from sales help the Historical Society. As usual, there is no admis-sion fee. While we hope visitors take advantage of these cards and maps what we really hope is that folks will come with their kids and grand kids and help us carry on a tradition honoring our veterans. Sunday’s hours are noon to 3, Monday’s hours are 9 to 3. For more information call 315-683-5625.

WED., JuNE 2, 8 A.M: MOOrE NETWOrkINg weekly meet-ing. Rusty Rail, Rt. 5, Canastota. Local business people band together to help each other grow their businesses. Find out more about MOORE Networking at www.moorenetworking.org. Come and join us.

sAT., JuNE 5, 5:30 PM: CAzENOvIA FIrE DEPArTMENT 200Th ANNIvErsArY PArADE followed by a celebration at Lakeland Park. The public is invited.

sAT., JuNE 5, 1:00 P.M.: Widows Support Group will meet at the eaton Community Bible Church on Brooklyn Street in Eaton.


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sAT., JuNE 12, 2010, 9 A.M. - 3 P.M.: AMYlOIDOsIs suP-POrT grOuP MEETINg. Rochester General Hospital, Weiner Conference Room, 1425 Portland Ave. Rochester, NY 14621. Amyloidosis is a potentially fatal disease caused by the production and buildup of abnormal proteins. leading to organ failure. For more info: www.amyloidosissupport.com. Speaker: David Seldin, M.D., Ph.D. Program Director, Amy-loid Treatment and Research Program, Boston University. RSVP REQUESTED Maryann Kraft, [email protected], 585.334.7501

JuNE 12 & 13: Peterboro Civil War Weekend.



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Besides going to 13,000 homes weekly, our classified ads are available for viewing 24/7 at www.hineighbor.net. Pre-posted classified ads are put on the internet hourly. The rest of our clas-sified ads are posted weekly on Monday. There is no guarantee the items listed are still available.

FrEE kITTENs: 655-8618. (m10-1)

FrEE: Upring piano. Works fine. Needs tuning. You move. Call Lisa 416-7624 Chittenango area. (m10-1)

40,000 People Want Your Stuff!!!!Place A Classified - 315-655-9341 - hineighbor@hineighbor,net

BErkshIrE MOuNTAINs TrIP- 3 days, 2 nights. Norman Rockwell Museum, Hancock Shaker Village, Edith Wharton Estate, Yankee Candle Factory, lunch at Red Lion Inn, evening performance of “Chicago” and more! Deposit deadline May 25. Steve Spiller, Hamilton Senior Center 315-824-3905.(m10-2)NEED

NEED A BABYsITTEr? Nursing student home for the summer - Call 315-447-9833 if interested! (m10-1)

FOr sAlE: 1998 mobile home in quiet trailer park in Nelson. 80’x14’ 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, laundry room and pantry. Pel-let stove, washer, dryer, gas stove, refrigerator. Enclosed back porch, front deck. Heated shed. Assume mortgage. 315-815-4138. (m10-2)

FOr sAlE: Marine grade aluminum jetski hoist. Mounts on dock or seawall. 750 lb. cpacity with 5 ft. lift. Excellent condition. 6 years old. $400.00 OBO 447-7616 (m10-2)

TENTs FOr rENT: 30’x40’ and 18’x40’. Set up and take down by New Woodstock Fire Department. For information call Malcolm Williams 662-7636. (5/10-8/9)

ThE ErIEvIllE NElsON hErITAgE sOCIETY will hold covered dish supper on Wed., May 12, 2010 at 6:00 p.m. at Erieville Fire House, Eatonbrook Road, Erieville. Please bring a dish to pass and own table service. Beverage will be furnished. (m10-1)

sMAll ENgINE rEPAIrs: lawn mowers, chain saws, kids ATv’s, rototillers, weedeaters. Free pickup and delivery. Chuck Marland, 684-9233. (m10-4)

To: Joanne Grower

For all the loving things you are

and caring things you do, we're sending you this special wish-

multiplied by two!

Love, Francine & Brent

To: Grace York

A man loves his sweetheart the most, his wife the best, but his mother the longest.

Love, Brent & Francine

Happy Mother’s Day

To Our Aunt G!


Happy Mother’s Day

Aunt Corny Norny!


To: Hilary Rounds

My mommy cuddles me kisses me, hugs me and misses me pampers me, praises me, always

amazes me, washes my clothes for me, wipes my nose for me,

and tickles my toes for me!

Thank you Mommy!

I love you, Jesse James

To: Hilary Rounds

My mommy cuddles mekisses me, hugs me and misses me

pampers me, praises me, alwaysamazes me, washes my clothes for me,wipes my nose for me, and tickles my

toes for me!

Thank you Mommy!

I love you, Jesse James


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Spring Machinery Consignment Saleat Burton’s

11 Ruth Street, Vernon, NY 13476Saturday, May 15, 2010 – 9:00 AM

EArlY CONSigNMENtS iNClUdE:CONSigNMENt #1: Int. 1466 tractor w/cab, loader & bale spear; Int. 656 diesel tractor; Int. 966 tractor– (parts); Int. 806 tractor (parts); int. 5 btm. plow; 12’ Brillion chisel plow; Oli-ver 12’ disc; Brillion 10’ seeder; AC 6 row corn planter; Int. 9’ seeder; JD 6 row cultivator; JD 38 chopper w/2 row corn head & hay head; 2 Gehl su wagons; 1 Kasten su wagon; NI 2 row corn picker; 2 Kilbros wagons (1 needs rg); AC blower; Case blower; Gehl 1465 round baler – ex. shape; Gehl dis-cbine; Vicon discbine (parts); Bushnell in line bale wrapper; side rake; 3 ph round bale slicer; 3 ph bale spear; Knight slinger spreader; Nicholson tedder; bulk tank (good for wa-ter); NH spreader/wood wagon; Coliseum 40KW generator; round bale feeder; feed cart; bedding chopper; barn fan.CONSigNMENt #2: Keenan mixer wagon; Kuhn 4120 rake/thatcher; JD 7200 corn planter; 3 Wic-Val metal feed carts; feeder wagon; NH grinder mixer; round bale saw; H&S silage wagon; 2 Gehl su wagons; JD plow; chisel plow.OtHEr EqUipMENt iNClUdES: NH 4630 tractor – turf tires, canopy – 1300 hrs – from township; Oliver 1655 tractor; JD 350 dozer w/6 way angle blade – diesel – 5000 hrs. – runs ex; HD-3 6way bulldozer blade – ex. condition; Terramite T5D T/L/8; Cat 252 skid steer loader – 2059 hrs; Autec Road Saw skid steer loader attachment; HH500 skid steer loader breaker; skid steer loader Harley rake; skid steer loader pal-let forks; skid steer loader adapter plate; skid steer loader backhoe attachment; skid steer loader Lowe trencher; skid steer loader Lowe auger unit w/12” bit; Vermeer 8C 123DA chipper, very good Vortec engine, 3550 hrs; 16’ fender trailer; Brillion 7 shank disc chisel; Kinze 2 row corn planter; White 588 6 bottom plow; JD 950 13’ cultimulcher; JD 925 10’ cul-timulcher; JD 210 12’ disc; JD 6R cultimulcher; Brillion 21’ cultipacker; JD 8300 grain drill w/grass; JD 7000 4 row (dry) corn planter; Krause 1580 16’ disc; JD 7200 6 row no till corn planter w/fertilizer; Krause 11 shank chisel plow w/cylinder; 10’ Brillion seeder; Oliver 4 row corn planter w/cylinder; new 3 ph 6’ finish mower; 25KW Katolight PTO generator on wheels; NH 411 discbine (new rolls in back 2 yrs. ago); Little Giant 40’ hay & grain elevator; Kuhn 17’ hay tedder; 2 steel rack kicker wagons; NI manure spreader; feeder wagon w/head locks; NH 380 manure spreader (recent new chain); NH haybine – 9’ – very good shape; one pair of 13.6x38 trac-tor tires – mounted (like new); one 20.8x34 dual w/clamps; NH 144 invertor (ground driven) – ex. shape; Vicon 510-T 4 Star tedder; JD 2002 Gator – no rust – very good condition; 3 ph 5’ Bush Hog – good shape; Int. 6 row corn planter (air) w/soybean drum; JD 752 hay tedder; King Cutter 6’ finishing mower; 51’ NI hay & grain elevator.AdditiONAl CONSigNMENtS ArriviNg dAilY.No small stuff, please for this sale. We are only accepting farm machinery. (Our next machinery sale in the yard is Saturday, June 19). Consignments welcome up until 5 PM, Friday evening, May 14.We reserve the right to refuse tires, glass, and junk. One week removal time. We reserve the right to resell items that are not picked up after 1 month. Forklift and operator avail-able for loading and unloading. Cars & trucks must pay a non-refundable $50. minimum sign-in commission fee.tErMS: Cash or good checks day of sale. Selling by num-ber – positive ID required. Out of state buyers must bring cash or bank letter of credit addressed to Burton Livestock. For information call office 1-800-257-1819 or 315-829-3105

dale Chambers, ManagerAuctioneers:

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ROAST BEEF DINNER: Nelson United Methodist Church, Sat., May 15, 4:30 p.m. Serving family style. Take outs available. Adults $8.00, children 5-12 $4.00, under 5 free. (m10-1)

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(55) DAIRY CATTLE & HEIFERS (55)& MILKING EQUIPMENT

FRIDAY MAY 14, 2010 11:00A.M.Sale to be held at Jack Wood’s Sale Barn, located on Taylor Valley Rd. Cincinnatus, NY-2miles north of Cincinnatus, just off NYS Rte. 26. Watch for auction arrows.LARRY & PENNY SILvANIC: Due to health reason’s, after 35 year’s of farming, the Silvanic’s are selling their complete herd, along with milking equipment. A 55 head dairy; with 36 mature cows, 3 bred heifers, & 16 open heifers from newborn to 1 yr. old. (NICE) There are good, young cattle in this herd, with 11 Jersey’s, 23 black crosses & 3 Holstein’s. Closed herd, with many year’s of AI breeding. All cattle have sire’s and service sire’s. Sire’s include: Bold, Ambition, Denali, Manhatten, Impulse, and others. Several recently fresh, with 10 due for May, June, & July. Some nice 1st calf heifers in this group, with many cattle milking well & bred back for fall calving. 16 open heifer’s are in good condition, and home raised. Low SCC- 174,000, with 4.1F. Cattle are milked in tie stall, and are out on pasture. MILKING EQUIPMENT: Mueller 0H600 bulk tank, 600 gal. (Serial # 69304), with compressor, and tank washer. The tank is still on the farm, and to be viewed by appointment, only. Selling from the ring: Delaval vacuum pump, with 5 hp. motor. Four Delaval pale milkers, with Surge pulsator’s. Dumping station with large jar and dryer.18 HEAD FROM ONE CONSIGNER: 8 recently fresh, with 10 due for May, June, & July. Some nice, Holstein 1st calf heifer’s in this group. Cattle are used to freestall, but go outside daily. OTHER CONSIGNMENTS: Over 20 head, with 5 cows that are close, some will be fresh by sale day. Bred heifers, from 6 months to springing. Nice Jersey’s & black crosses in this group. Also con-signed, some good open heifers from newborn to breeding age. More cattle being consigned daily. MANAGERS NOTE: The Silvanic’s have done a nice job with their cattle over the year’s, and it show’s. Milking equipment is in very good condition, and will be used up until sale day. Selling milking equipment, then cattle.TERMS: Cash or good check day of sale-ABSOLUTELY NO CREDIT-nothing removed until paid for. Selling by the number system-be sure to register before sale. Out of state buyers will need positive ID & letters of credit. Veterinarian services available for out of state buyers.Sale Managed By:

Gene Wood's Auction Service, Inc.Cincinnatus, NY 13040 Tel: 607-863-3821

visit our website at www.genewoodsauctionserviceinc.comAdvance notice: Friday, May 21, 2010: DeMond Farms, 908 Old Stage Rd., Groton, NY. A complete line of machinery: JD 4560 tractor, 4WD w/ full cab, 4700 hrs. Tires- 20.8R-42 w/ duals & quick hitch. JD 4320 tractor, side console, 20.8-34 tires. JD 4020 tractor, NH LX 565 skidsteer, JD946 Moco mower/conditioner, NH 320 baler, metal hay wagons, Ag Bagger-9ft, NH 890 chopper, NH 892 chopper , NH 880W hay head, NH # 824 2 row corn head (Only 2 yrs. old!). 2 ea. H&S HD twin auger forage wagons w/ tandem axles, Brillion 12-ft seeder w/double rollers, Brillion cultimulcher-16 ft, JD 3010 disc’s-completely rebuilt! Berdhoud 300 gal. crop sprayer, Knight #8014 Pro-twin slinger.

Jack Wood’s Sale Barn: Watch for our upcoming cattle & heifer sale in June.

HENRY & HELEN GROSS3315 Duke Road, Cincinnatus, NY

MACHINERY, HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUE’S & PRODUCESATURDAY MAY 15, 2010 10:30 A.M.

Sale to be held at 3315 Duke Road, Cincinnatus, NY. From Exit 10 off of Rte 81, take Rte. 11 north to Rte. 41 south. Go 6.2 miles onto Telephone Rd. Then, 5.5 mi. and left on Haines Rd. Stay straight to Duke Rd. From Cincinnatus, off of Rte. 26, turn on Telephone Road. Go 2 miles to Haines Rd. & straight on Duke Rd, turn right ½ mile to farm site. Watch for auction arrows. MACHINERY: JD 2940 4WD tractor, ROPS, & loader. 1000 hrs. on rebuilt motor. Double ring chains. JD #446 round baler w/silage kit. NI # 5209 discbine. NH 479 haybine. Kuhn rotary rake. Kuhn tedder. INT 700 5 bttm. w/spring resets. JD 3960 chopper w/hay head. Case INT 575 spreader w/end gate. Metal round bale wagon with heavy running gear. Wooden round bale wagon. Cultipacker. JD #110 disc’s-need work. Bush hog-5ft mower. Flatbed wagon. Farm equipment & misc: Poly 2 ½ ton grain bin w/ 10 ft auger. 9ft 3pt hitch back blade. 3pt hitch bale carrier. Running gear. Shenandoah feeder for lambs. Sheep & goat round bale feeders. Hog & chicken feeders. Yard Machine 31 ton wood splitter. North Star 5500 generator w/Honda 9hp motor. Honda 1800 generator. Seed separator. Two wheel grain cart. Stihl 039 chainsaw. Truck caps. Kerosene heaters. Work bench tables. Tractor seats. 25 sap buckets w/lids. Wood cart.HORSE EQUIPMENT: #34 Munnsville walking plow. Horse drawn mower w/steel wheels & seat. Horse drawn hay rake. Yoke’s & whiffletree’s.ATv: 2001 Polaris Sportsman 500 6X6. ATV broadcast spreader. ATV sprayer.HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUE’S: Cherry veneer cabinet. Grandfather clock. Jewelry stand. School desk & chair. Wicker rocking chairs, wicker love seat. Wooden patio set. Lazyboy rocker. Shelves. Boxes of picture frames. Books. Encyclopedia’s. Laser jet printer. Dressers. Sears 3.1 cu. ft. chest freezer. Stainless steel sink. Antique milk cart. Old toy trucks. Old draft table. Tables. Ceramic’s. Grow lights & racks.PRODUCE: Approx. 100 round bales. Under cover. Approx. 20 tons of barley in grain bin.Bee supplies: Bee supplies w/ boxes of honey jars. MANAGERS NOTE: Having sold their farm, Henry & Helen are having us sell their equipment and household items. There is something here for everyone, including machinery, furniture, and antique’s. Be sure to attend this sale!View these item’s on our website.Sale Managed By:

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Auctioning on location to the highest bidder regardless of pricefor Fred & Darlene Schadewald to include: Dining room set w/Round Oak pedestal table & 4 spindle back chairs, Oak hutch, Oakwashstand, sofa, loveseat, recliners, 2 dinette sets, bookcases, endtables, 57” Big Screen RCA TV, stereo, lamps, sofa bed, sofas, 15 gal.crock, electric oven/range, room/window AC, Christmas decorations,Ceramic decorations, microwave & stand, chairs, housewares, cakebaking & decorating items, Radio Flyer Wagon, picnic table; Tools: 2generators, air compressor, tools, battery chargers, Ariens snowblower, Werner step ladders, come-a-longs, gas compressor, JJ 345water-cooled Riding lawn mower, hand truck, Honda string trimmer,gas push mower, wheelbarrow, old lanterns, plywood, rope, railroadjacks, propane heaters, cement blocks, 6’x6’ wooden cribbing, housejacks, P/U truck cap for S-10 or Ranger long bed, plus much more!Terms: Cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover or Debit Cards. No Personal/Company Checks. Ten percent buyer’s premium. All items sold in “as is”condition. Subject to errors and omissions. Driver’s license required forbidding number. Refreshments available. All statements made day ofauction take precedence over printed material. Auction #5833/10.

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SALE EvERY MONDAY 12:30 PM: Sheep, Goats, Pigs, Horses & Hay; 1:30 PM - Calves & Beef

SALE EvERY WED., 1:30 PM: Calves then BeefSALE EvERY THURS.1:15 P.M.: Dairy Cattle then Beef & Calves_______________________________________Special for Thursday, May 13, 2010 - 1:15 pm

Our usual run of dairy cows, heifers and service bulls.All dairy cows & heifers will be nasaled and preg. checked at our sale barn.________________________________

Thinking of a farm sale or an auction?Give Dale a call.

Let him help you plan a good one.______________________________________Upcoming Sales.

Tues., May 11 - Complete Machinery Dispersal selling on the farm for Howard Haffenden, Jamesville, NY.

Sat., May 15 - Machinery Consignment Sale at Burton’s. Wed., May 19 - May Fat Cattle & Feeder Sale at Burton’s.

Advertising deadline is Tues., May 11.Sat., May 22 - All Breed Horse Sale at Burton’s. Catalog

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Thurs., May 27 - May Heifer Consignment Sale at Burton’s. Advertising deadline is Tues., May 18

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FOR SALE: Round wire corn crib with metal roof. 14’ tall x14’ diameter. $200 OBO. 315-784-5423. (m10-1)

FOR SALE: Kenmore canister vacuum, power brush head, self winding cord, all attachments $59;tripod $5; microwave oven $10; pair of Hobnail milk glass wall lamps $25; Black 7 Decker Elec. 22” hedge trimmer. 655-9259. (m1-1)

GEORGETOWN SPRING CLEANUP DAY: May 29, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Contact the Town Clerk at 315-837-4299 for further information. (m10-2)

THE DERUYTER GOLD LAND SILvER CLUB will meet on Mon., May 17, at the Legion Hall. We will have a short meeting at 11:00 a.m. and then the bus will pick us up at 11:40 and will take us to school for lunch and entertainment. (m10-1)

FOR SALE: Mother of the Bride/Groom dress with chiffon jacket. $175.00. Color-light green. Purchased at NY Bride. Size 14 - I usually wear 6 or 8 - fits perfectly. Call 684-9614. (m10-1)

FOR SALE: Snow tires, Hercules Avalanche X-Treme 235/65R17, used one season. Four tires, $250.00. These are $450.00 new!. 315-655-4375. (m3-2)

DUST FREE HARDWOOD FLOOR REFINISHING: Hardwood floors sanded and refinished with our state of the art dust collec-tion system set up outside your home during the sanding process leaves your home virtually dust free, this is a healthier, cleaner alternative to the traditional floor refinishing process, let us take care of all your hardwood installation, repairs and refinishing needs. 315-416-4207. (m3-2)

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WAYWARD PAWS (www.waywardpaws.org) HOPE is a sweet muted tortie tiger spayed female, approx. 1 yr. old. She had an injured leg and had to have it amputated, but has adjusted. She is very friendly. Also BREANNA is a beautiful medium hair tiger spayed female, approx. 2 yrs. old. Is neg. for leukemia and FIV, current on vaccines and dewormed. KATIE is a muted calico, short haired, spayed female approx. 2 yrs. old. Leukemia and FIV negative, current on vaccines and dewormed. Contact Joan at Upstate Animal Clinic 655-2844 or 440-0674 cell

FREE KITTENS: To a good home -7 weeks old. 655-8618. (m10-1


HORSE BOARDING, self care, new stalls, indoor arena, pad-docks, run-ins, trails. $200 + tax. 2 miles from Cazenovia. Cedar View Farm 655-2232. (m3-4)

SOFTBALL PLAYERS NEEDED: Women’s softbal teams needs players, please call 655-4940, ext. 311. (m3-4)

IS YOUR DRIVEWAY A MUDDY DISASTER AREA? Driveway mix, runner crush delivered, spread. Re-grade, repair, driveways, camp roads, common roads, parking lots. Fast and friendly since 1986. Brian Harrison Inc. 315-677-9348. (m3-4)

NEED A LADIES NIGHT ? Host a brown bag passion party, earn 20% of sales Free! Call 315-396-7529. (m3-2)

STRAW: Wheat, nice standard bales. 315-682-8878 / 315-430-9607. (m3-2)

FOR SALE: 15’X30’ oval swimming pool and decking to be re-moved by buyer. Asking $2,000. 256-8418. (m3-2)

NEARLY NEW GE REFRIGERATOR. Asking $250. 256-8418. (m3-2)

DAYCARE: Registered daycare provider has openings in the Fabius-Pompey school district. 12 years experience. 315-683-5603 (a26-3)

FIREWOOD: Seasoned Oak, Ash, Cherry, Maple. $70 face cord. Delivery included. No minimum. 607-842-6979. (a26-4)

NYS LICENSED DAY CARE PROVIDER has full time open-ings, Cazenovia Village, 25 years experience. Debi 655-9178. (a26-8)

GARDEN TILLING - LAWN MOWING: Call Joe @ 315-662-7509. (a19-4)

WOMEN’S SOFTBAL TEAMS NEEDS PLAYERS, please call 655-4940, ext. 311. (m3-4)

GARDENS TILLED: Post holes, brush hogging. Call Harm 662-3600. (a12-5)

HAVING A PARTY - NEED A TENT? I have 20’x40’ tents to rent. Please call 662-3939 for more infor. (a12-s27)

SLIP COVERS: A sure fit, custom made for your furniture. Your choice of fabric. 662-7125 (a12-8)

ROTOTILLING, BRUSHHOGGING, LIGHT TREE WORk, LAWN MOWING. Bob’s Handyman Service. Bob Magee. Reasonable rates 315-662-7652 (a12-s27)

BUTCHER HOGS FOR SALE: 200-300 lb. 95 cents live weight / lb. Corn fed. Feeder pigs for sale, 30-60 lbs. $1.25 lb. 315-837-4891 or 684-3055. (a5-6)

SMALL LOADS for driveway repairs, top soil needs, decomposed flower bed & garden material, driveway mix, shale, stone - #1’s & #2’s, stone dust, sand, mulch, delivered. 655-2351. (a12-c)

CHAINSAWS - Sharpened, cut to size for Oregon chainsaw chains at Moyer’s Sales and Service. 852-3367. (f8-c)

2010 IS THE 5TH YEAR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS HAVE MADE AFAGHANS AND LAPAGHANS FOR OUR WAR VETRANS at the OXFORD HOME. Please help us reach our goal of “50” afaghans this year. Crochet & knitters meet every Tuesay evening 6-8 p.m. at the DeRuyter Red & White Cafe. (Yarn furnished for Oxford projects). Free lessons. More info call: Rose 852-6079. (j18-c)

ALTERATIONS AND SLIP COVERS - Heavy duty sewing. 35 years experience. Call Ruth 662-3449.m (j4-c)

THE ERIEVILLE CHURCH: Please join us at the church for Thursday evening 6:00 p.m. prayer meeting; “Praise and Wor-ship” Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m.; Sunday traditional worship at 11:30 a.m. (with Sunday School during worship time); following church with Bible Study (studying the ‘Redemptive Gifts”). Bring a sandwich and enjoy the fellowship as you discover your “redemp-tive gift”. Any questions, please call 440-2560 or 751-4442. Also please join us on Wed. evening 6:00 during Lent for soup suppers - soup, bread and a short message. (m1-c)

PROBLEM DRINkER IN YOUR HOME? Try Al-Anon for families of alcoholics. Evening meetings in Hamilton on Mondays or Peterboro on Thursdays. Anonymous and free. Call (315) 533-1227(Oneida) or (888) 4AL-ANON(toll-free) for more information. (a3-c)

FURNITURE REFINISHING - REPAIRS. 30 YEARS ExPERI-ENCE. Stickley, Harden, Antiques. 463-0262. (apr1309-c)

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THE PIG CITY GARDEN CALENDARBy Daniel Marvin

WEEK of 10-16 may, ‘10

Dining, Entertainment & Lodging

What follows are some helpful gardening hints from From Marie Iannotti of “Your Guide to Gardening.”

It looks like the weather is going to continue being a mixed bag. It sure makes you appreciate the sun, when it comes out. May is a busy time in most gardens, some finally getting started and some transitioning to a second season. Here’s your Regional Gardening Guide for May. Get busy! Gardening Tip of the Week: “On the Spot Composting:” I save coffee grounds,egg shells, and peels to dig in my new beds. The worms love it and it also adds nutrients to the soil. You can also cool off the water from steaming or boiling veggies and use it to water plants. Not much goes to waste in our kitchen, just meat by-

products and fats. Submitted by Judy-- The biggest request an onion will demand of you is the patience to let it finish growing. It’s even courteous enough to poke its head above ground to signal it’s just about time to harvest. Onions are also one of those crops whose fresh picked flavor cannot be found in the produce aisle. Pick a corner of your vegetable garden to devote to growing onions. You could even tuck them into the flower beds. The deer won’t touch them.

=======================================Me - I love shallots as a very special substitute for onions

- not that they could possible get big enough to have a slice cover your cheeseburger!! Don’t need for hot dogs though!

Happy Gardening!

MORSE TAXIServing Cazenovia and surrounding TownsAWD Van to Airports, Casino or Anywhere!

Special Services for Taverns, Doctor Visits & Shopping

657-1333

40 YEARS AGODr. C.M. Sutherland discontinued his practice of veterinary medicine.

Contributed by darla Snyder, tromptown HiStoriCal SoCiety

STONE MASONRY EXPERTS

All types of stone and brick work - Over 40 years experienceCall 315-469-1072

TUESDAY NIGHT is Bike Night: 5pm til 8pmServing Chicken BBQ, Salt Potatoes & Baked Beans

•Raffle Ticket for each Bike Rider & Passenger•PRIzES fOR •Longest Distance Driven •Oldest Bike Present •Rider with most Tattoos •50/50 RafflesCAN & CLAMS SPECIAL $10 - Dozen Clams & 2 Cans of BeerComing Soon: Pavilion & Horse Shoe Pits

Wed.: Crab Legs; Thurs.: All You Can Eat SpaghettiFri.: Fresh Haddock & Ribeyes; Sat. Prime Rib & Seafood Specials

TheBrackel isNEWLY

REMOdELEd

Rt. 23 EastCincinnatus607-863-3885

“FormerlyBill’s

Little Bar” Rainbow'sCOALYARD

Railroad Street, DeRuyter, NY 852-9932OPEN 11:00 a.m. Daily - Noon on SUNDAY_________________________________

•FRI., MAY 14, 5:00 -

Steamed Clams •FRI., MAY 14, 9:00-1:00

Karaoke w/Carmen___________________ OPEN HORSESHOES - MON. 6:15

Bring A Partner or Come Alone__________________ Pizza Special .........$19.50Pizza - 3 items, 20 wings, 10 Mozzarella Sticks____________________________________Wing Special "Mon.-Thurs. Night", 8-11, In-House Only____________________________________

Licensed Catering Available Weddings - Parties, etc.___________________________________Private Meeting Room

The Roadside InnWest Eaton, NY. 315-684-7220___________________________________

WEDNESDAY NIGHT - WINGSTHURSDAY NIGHT - PASTAFRIDAY NIGHT - HADDOCK

SATURDAY NIGHT - PRIME RIBSUNDAY NIGHT - FARM HOUSE MEALS

Dinners Served Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 5-9 p.m.

The Wolf Mountain NatureCenter is now accepting

group reservations for the2010 Wolf Day Program.

Learn about Wolves, ArcticFoxes, Nomadic Tipi Life,

and so much more!For more information,

visit our website atwww.thewolfmountainnatu

recenter.org, or call607-627-6784

100% Grass Fed, No Hormone, No Antibiotic Freezer BEEF & PORKFresh Baked Goods Friday & Saturday - Fresh Bread All WeekOpen Mon. 9-6, Tues.-Thurs. 9-5, Fri. 9-6, Sat. 8-4 - < >

C o u n t r y S t o r e5518 Nelson Road, Canastota

315-655-0346

Walnut Creek SMOKEY

CHEDDAR$389

lb.

12 0Z. Veggie Crisps

$349

Oil Browned

Turkey Breast$398

lb.

Troyer’sSpecials Run May14-20

Troyer’s

Reg. $ 3.99Regular

$4.99

Walnut CreekPepper Jack

$299lb.

Reg. $ 4.99

(1 LB.

CHUNKSReg. $ 4.29

__________________________________________________________Old Fashioned Friendly Service & Gift Certificates

By Darrel & Kay Reakes & Family

•Fun Porch Decor•Outdoor Candle Lamps•Window Flower Baskets•Garden Statuaries•Bauble LuLu Bracelets•New Leather Back Bags•Quilted D. Sharp Purses•Oils, Candles & Potpourri•USA Hutches, Tables, Gliders•Dressers, Cupboards, Benches & more

Reakes CountRy GoodsPLants - GIFts - antIQues

Rte 13, tRuxton, nY 607-842-6322

Open 9am-6pmEvery Thurs., Fri., Sat

Now - June 19•Hanging Baskets

•Veggie & Flower Plants•Memorial Day Urns

•Homemade Pie•NY Cheese/Sat. Curd

BEN and BENAttorneys at Law186 East Lake Rd. 107 Fayette St

DeRuyter, NY Manlius, NY____________________________________Accidents, Traffic Violations,

Custody, House Closings, Wills, DWI, Support, Criminal Law, Visitation, Estates,

Separation Agreements, Divorces____________________________________STUART L. BEN, ESQ SHEILA K. BEN, ESQ

Telephone: (315) 682-5155


HAVE A CAR, MOTORBOAT, SAIL BOAT, MOTORCYCLE, SNOWMOBILE, ATV, GO KART, TRACTOR, COMBINE, HAY BALER, ETC.? WANT TO SELL IT? $7.00 per week buys you 15 words that 40,000+ people will see in the Hi, Neighbor. $2.00 extra gets your ad on the internet the hour you place it. To place an ad call the Hi, Neighbor at 315-655-9431, email us at [email protected], drop your ad off in our drop box at the DeRuyter Big M or stop at our office in the P&C Plaza in Cazenovia. (j19-c)

RESIDENTIAL HOME CLEANING: 22 years experience - family owned and operated. Free estimate. 662-3303. (n10-c)

NEW WOODSTOCK FREE LIBRARY CHILDREN’S STORY HOUR: 11:00-12:00 every Tuesday. Special points of interest: Story hours includes stories, snacks and crafts or activities. Call 662-3134 for details. (j5-c)

37 YEARS EXPERIENCE in small engine power equipment, over 22,000 parts in stock. State of the Art Shop - Moyer’s Sales. 852-3367. (o3c)

SEPTIC TANKS & CESSPOOLS PUMPED AND CLEANED. Prompt, reliable & reasonable rates. Serving the public since 1954. DEWEY NORTHRUP. Tully NY. 696-5691. (apr04)

KEN VAAS LIGHT & HEAVY DOZER WORK, backhoe service. Septic systems. Over 40 years of experience. Call 655-2132. (aug04)

FUEL OIL - KEROSENE - DIESEL FUEL - PROPANE: Automatic degree day delivery, quantity discounts. NELSON PETROLEUM CO. / GRIFFITH ENERGY, Cazenovia, NY. 655-2453. (n3c)

HOMES & REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Want To Sell Your Real Estate???Place A Classified - 315-655-9341 - hineighbor@hineighbor,net

40,000+ People Are Looking To Move!5.9 ACRES FOR SALE: Prime location on Hardscrabble Road. Call 315-492-2682 for details. $28,500. (m3-4)

CAZENOVIA SCHOOLS. 3BR Home. Awesome Location! Fixer upper. Near waterfall! New roof. Character. $65,000. 684-7561. (m3-3)

HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER: 662-7125. (m10-1)

*5 ACRES w/CAMP $19,995! *”I Can’t Believe it!” “Something must be wrong with it!” See for yourself! It’s the best Investment in land in NYS! Christmas & Associates. Call us at 1-800-229-7843 or visit www.LandandCamps.com Find us on Facebook!

UPSTATE NY - LAND FORECLOSURES! 5 to 35 acre parcels from $16,900! 6 Counties! Houses, streams, rivers, ponds, State Land, snowmobile trails! Survey, clear title, year round rd frontage. 100% buildable! Own w/20% dwn, 5.95% fixed for 5 yrs! For free list call 1-888-551-3703

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DOUBLEWIDES $35,995; modular ranch homes $49,995; Capes $59,995; 2-stories $79,995. American Homes www.american-homes.info

Hi, Neighbor, Cazenovia, NY, May 10, 2010 -7- Hi, Neighbor, Cazenovia, NY, May 10, 2010 -7- Contact Us: 315-655-9431, E-mail: [email protected] or Our Website www.hineighbor.net

Protect Your Carpet & Hardwood Floors...

ChairmatsIn Stock

36”x48” – 45”x53” - 48”x60”Std Thickness For Low Pile

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Office Supplies For Home, Office & School Document Services - Free Delivery Available

8240 Cazenovia RoadManlius Commons

“Next To Nice-N-Easy”

682.1954

Garden Seeds • Onion Sets • Certified Seed PotatoesPeat Moss • Potting Soil • Topsoil • Composted Manure

Pine Bark Mulch, Nuggets and Mini Nuggets • Cedar MulchLime • Plant Fertilizer • Garden Fertilizer • Glad Bulbs • StrawNEW! Knock-out Roses and Sub-Zero Rose Bushes____/________/________/________/________/________/________/________/________/_____

Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 9 am-6 pm; Sundays 10 am-5 pm; Closed Mondays6905 Route 80 East, Tully, New York (315) 683-5532

NEIL

CASEYSFARM MARKET AND GREENHOUSES

Quality Bedding and Vegetable Plants, Geraniums, Hanging Baskets & Perennials,

Combination Pots and Planters

THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! IMPATIENS- Buy 3 Packs - Get 1 More FREE

“We Grow Our Own”

Tues., May 11-Sun., May 16 ONLY

Gift

Certificates

We have a large

selection of

vegetable plants

ready now!

100% Grass Fed, No Hormone, No Antibiotic Freezer BEEF & PORKFresh Baked Goods Friday & Saturday - Fresh Bread All WeekOpen Mon. 9-6, Tues.-Thurs. 9-5, Fri. 9-6, Sat. 8-4 - < >

C o u n t r y S t o r e5518 Nelson Road, Canastota

315-655-0346

Walnut Creek SMOKEY

CHEDDAR$389

lb.

12 0Z. Veggie Crisps

$349

Oil Browned

Turkey Breast$398

lb.

Troyer’sSpecials Run May14-20

Troyer’s

Reg. $ 3.99Regular

$4.99

Walnut CreekPepper Jack

$299lb.

Reg. $ 4.99

(1 LB.

CHUNKSReg. $ 4.29

LAND FOR SALEMORRISVILLE

15 Acres of LandWilliams Corners, Morrisville$29,900 - MLS# 216425

D. Gustin - 446-8291 x210

6866 E. Genesee St.

Fayetteville, NY 13066

Free Jewelry CleaningInspections

Repair Estimates

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• Land / Site Clearing • Brush Mowing - Removal • 85 hp Grinder for Large Stumps • 36” Wide Grinder for Gated & Hard to Reach Areas • References Available - Fully Insured• Volume Discount BENEDICT TREE SERVICE

Our 15h Year Serving The Hi, Neighbor Circulation Area & Environs

TREE TAKE DOWN & REMOVALSTUMP GRINDING

655-8604439-8326

Landscaping

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Removal

Moyer's Sales & Service"We Fix What They Sell"

Moyer's Sales & ServiceLawnmowers * Trimmers * Pressure WashersChainsaws * Snow Blowers And MUCH More!

315-852-3367Dennis Moyer 1686 Tallet Rd, DeRuyterJUNKERS and

CLUNKERS REMOVED Call James W. Keefe

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ShOwrOOM3273 Tuscarora road

Erieville, NY 13061

DERUYTER COMMUNITY SERVICES HAS MOVED. We are no longer in the Town Hall building. We are now located in the old “True Value” building. (Where the “New 2 U” clothing store was located.) Our hours will remain the same: Tuesdays 7 Thursdays 9-11 a.m.(c)

SUNDAY BLUE GRASS COUNTRY GOSPEL GET TOGETHER at Kellish Hill Farm, 3192 Pompey Center Road., 1/2 Mile north of Rte. 20 on Pompey Center Road. Pass around plate and cov-ered dish dinner 1:00 p.m. Come and listen or play- “free to the young at heart.”

HELP WANTEDWant To Hire Someone???

Place A Classified - 315-655-9341 - hineighbor@hineighbor,net40,000+ People Are Looking For A Job!

CDL DRIVER TRAINING: SAGE/MVCC fast, affordable! Small day/eve classes. 1 student/truck! 1-866-TRUCK-OUT www.sag-eschools.com. (m3-5)

HELP WANTED: Experienced waitress, Prep Cook. Apply in prson, Rt. 20 Diner and Steakhouse, Cazenovia.

HOME HEALTH AIDE NEEDED daytime during week. Full or part time. 247-4505. (m10-2)

US ARMY RECRUITING STATIONS: www.goarmy.com ....for more information on US Army careers and benefits. Oneida Recruiting Station, 131 Main Street, Suite 205, Oneida, NY 13421-1641 - 315-363-1064. Rome Recruiting Station, Mohawk Plaza, 1726 Black River Blvd, Rome, NY 13440-2454 - 315-337-6320. Syracuse Main Recruiting Station, 2949 Erie Blvd East, Suite A101, Syracuse, NY 13224-1430 - 315-449-2830.

MARINE CORPS RECRUITING: Sergant Stephen L. Ulsh, 131 Main Street Oneida, NY 13421, Cell (315)762-8098, E-mail: [email protected].

DON’T FIND A JOB, FIND A CAREER. Combined Insurance is look-ing for individuals to join its sales force. Training, Bonus, Benefits, Leads for your Local Market. Contact Carl: 1-866-445-9427.

ASSEMBLE MAGNETS & CRAFTS AT HOME! Year-round work! Great pay! Call Toll-Free 1-866-844-5091

**AWESOME CAREER** Government Postal Jobs! $17.80 to $59.00 hour Entry Level. No Experience Required / NOW HIRING! Green Card O.K. Call 1-866-477-4953 Ext 237.

EARN UP TO $150/DAY! Undercover Shoppers needed to judge retail & dining establishments. Call: 1-800-901-8710

FULL TIME YEAR AROUND POSITIONClean drivers license, trailering experience, good person-al skills and great work ethic are needed. Barn chores, horse handling, field work, experience preferred - to work at HORSE FARM - year round, 6 day week position with possible housing available. Please call 315-440-2244 and leave a message.

ARIZONA LAND LIQUIDATION. Starting $129/mo. 1-2 1/2- acre ranch lots. 1 hour from Tucson. NO CREDIT CHECK. Owner Financing, Money Back Guarantee. 1-800-631-8164 code 4018. www.sunsiteslandrush.com


SHEARS AND KNIVES SHARPENED: Cazenovia Lumber Co., 655-3417. (fc)

ELECTRICIAN: If you have fuses, your system is too old and dangerous. Call for an upgrade to breakers. Tom Stevens, cell 345-2753. (c)

FULL LINE OF LARGE AND SMALL APPLIANCES. Stoves, washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, etc. Free Delivery. Buyea’s, Caz 655-3822. (fc)

NEED PLUMBING SUPPLIES FOR YOUR HOME REPAIRS: Let Cazenovia Lumber Help you. 655-3417. (je5-c)

AUTHORIZED HONDA LAWN & GARDEN SALES & SERVICE. Moyer’s Sales and Service, DeRuyter. 315-852-3367.

CRAFTSMAN LAWN & GARDEN PARTS & SERVICE available at Moyer’s Sales & Service, DeRuyter. 852-3367. (a18-c)

ALPACA CONSIGNMENT AUCTION: Rice Farms, 12976 Rt. 34, Martville, NY. Sunday, May 16, 1PM. Preview 8AM-1PM, 30+ Blue Ribbon Winners to pet grade, ARI registered, vet checked & microchipped. www.ricealpacafarm.com

ALL CASH VENDING! Do you earn $800/ day? Local Vending Route. 25 Machines + Candy, $9,995. 1-888-776-3061

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IF YOU USED TYPE 2 DIABETES DRUG AVANDIA AND SUF-FERED A STROKE OR HEART ATTACK, you may be entitled to compensation. Attorney Charles Johnson - 1-800-535-5727.

HAS YOUR BUILDING SHIFTED? Contact Woodford Bros. Inc. for straightening, leveling and foundation repairs at 1-800-OLD-BARN / www.woodfordbros.com

REPLACEMENT WINDOWS $179 INSTALLED 30% Tax Credit avail. w/stimulus. Energy Star Pkg. Call Now! 1-866-272-7533 www.usacustomwindows.com

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RENTALSWant To Rent Your Apartment???

Place A Classified - 315-655-9341 - hineighbor@hineighbor,net40,000+ People Are Looking To Move!

STORAGE FOR RENT on Route 20 in Cazenovia area. $65.00 per month. Rent by month. No long term contract required. Not heated. Call for information. 655-4233. (m10-4)

CAMP FOR RENT: W. Lake, DeRuyter, 3 BDRMS, great area. $550 week. Available 6/27-7/17 and 7/24-7/31. 447-3108. (m10-2)

FOR RENT: Very nice, 2 BDRM $550 month plus elec. Lawn care, trash, washer/dryer furnished free. Near DeRuyter. Need references. Available now. 852-3362. (m10-1)

FOR RENT: Furnished bedroom, Utilities furnished free. $300 month. Information after 7:00 p.m. Near DeRuyter 852-3362. (m10-2)

CAZ - 1 bdrm 2nd floor apt. Avail. 6/1. Pets neg. $500 + util. Call Mollie 603-370-7937. (m10-1)

FOR RENT: 1 bedroom house in the village of Cazenovia. $550. mo. plus utilities. With parking. No pets. 727-0394, 655-8757. (m10-1)

APT. FOR RENT: Village of Caz. 3 room, carpeted apt., 1 bedroom, no pets. 655-9461. (m10-2)

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apartment, New Woodstock, years lease, no pets. References. 662-7035 or 662-7378. (m3-c)

FOR RENT: One bedroom apartment. 2 miles from the village of Cazenovia. Gorgeous view! Easy parking. Heat, hot water, plow-ing and lawn maintenance included in rent. Available May 1. $475 mo. Call Linda 420-7197. (m3-3)

ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT: Downtown Fabius. Remodeled kitchen, parking, heat included, no pets, no smoking. Credit Check required. Security Deposit required, $475/monthly plus electric with 1 year lease. Call 247-3231, leave message. (a26-c)

CAMP FOR RENT: W. Lake Road, DeRuyter. 3 bedroom, nice arera. $550.00/week. Available 6/27-7/17 & 7/24/7/31. 447-3108 (m10-2)


PEOPLE WANT YOUR STUFF! $7.00 Gets Your Classified Ad In Next Week’s Paper (In Front Of 40,000 Sets of Eyes)$2.00 Extra It’s On The Internet 5 Minutes From NOW!!!315-655-9431 - Email: [email protected]

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HOMEIMPROVEMENTS

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- - Electrical Work, Dump Trailer Hauling - -____/________/________/________/________/________/_______MINI EXCAVATOR WORK____/________/________/________/________/________/_______

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• Brakes • Tires • Struts• Shocks

• Oil Changes & Lube• Auto Body & Collision Repair

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Smith Funeral Home(Est. 1860)

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Old Fashioned ServiceKeeping Funeral Costs Within Reason Is

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Tom Stevens ElectricResidential & Commercial Wiring

Servicing This Area Since 1977

Cell: 345-2753Licensed for the City of Syracuse

ELECTRICIAN

DRIVEWAY SEALINGJack Skoglund

Skoglund PavingCazenovia, NY

662-3331

1BDRM UPSTAIRS APART-MENT. Newly renovated. Lots of storage area, Very light and pleasant. Available immediately. $650/mo.plus electric. No pets, non smoking. Security deposit and last month’s rent required. 655-3409 between 8AM and 6PM. (m3-2)

FOR RENT 2nd floor two bedroom apartment New Woodstock, no pets, year lease plus utilities $420.00 655-8776 (m3-2)

CAZ: 2 bedroom townhouse for rent. Opposite Burton Street Elem School. (315) 655-3027. www. windmillcourts.com (f15-c)

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were impressed with this facility and because of it the British Institute of Nursing Sisters was set up.

Prior to the foundation of modern nursing, nuns and the military often provided nursing-like services. The religious and military roots of modern nursing remain in evidence today in many countries, for example in the United Kingdom, senior female nurses are known as ‘‘sisters’’. It was during time of war that a significant development in nursing history arose when English nurse Florence Nightingale, working to improve conditions of soldiers in the Crimean War, laid the foundation stone of professional nursing with the principles summarised in the book Notes on Nursing. Other important nurses in the development of the profession include: Mary Seacole, who also worked as a nurse in the Crimea; Agnes Elizabeth Jones and Linda Richards, who established quality nursing schools in the USA and Japan, and Linda Richards who was officially America’s first trained nurse, graduating in 1873 from the New England Hospital for Women and Children in Boston.

New Zealand was the first country to regulate nurses

nationally, with adoption of the Nurses Registration Act on the 12th of September, 1901. Ellen Dougherty was the first registered nurse. North Carolina was the first state in the United States to pass a nursing licensure law in 1903.

Nurses have experienced difficulty with the hierarchy in medicine that has resulted in an impression that nurses primary purpose is to follow the direction of medics.This tendency is certainly not observed in Nightingale’s Notes on Nursing, where the doctors are mentioned relatively infrequently and often in critical tones, particularly relating to bedside manner.

The modern era has seen the development of nursing degrees and nursing has numerous journals to broaden the knowledge base of the profession. Nurses are often in key management roles within health services and hold research posts at universities.

Nursing As A ProfessionThe authority for the practice of nursing is based upon a social

contract that delineates professional rights and responsibilities as well as mechanisms for public accountability. In almost all countries, nursing practice is defined and governed by law, and entrance to the profession is regulated at national or state level.

The aim of the nursing community worldwide is for its

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Nurses work in a large variety of specialties where they work independently and as part of a team to assess, plan, implement and evaluate care.

History of NursingNursing comes in various forms in every culture, although

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Nursing was viewed during the 17th century as a very low job in the social hierarchy. They had a reputation for being drunk and obnoxious, a view amplified by the doctors of the time to make themselves seem more important and able. It was not until Florence Nightingale, a well educated woman from a middle class family, became a nurse and improved it drastically that people began to accept nursing as a respectable profession. Other aspects also helped in the acceptance of nursing. In 1853 Theodore Fliedner set up a hospital where the nurses he employed had to be of good nature. Many people

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professionals to ensure quality care for all, while maintaining their credentials, code of ethics, standards, and competencies, and continuing their education.[6] There are a number of educational paths to becoming a professional nurse, which vary greatly worldwide, but all involve extensive study of nursing theory and practice and training in clinical skills.

Nurses care for individuals who are healthy and ill, of all ages and cultural backgrounds, and who have physical, emotional, psychological, intellectual, social, and spiritual needs. The profession combines physical science, social science, nursing theory, and technology in caring for those individuals.

In order to work in the nursing profession, all nurses hold one or more credentials depending on their scope of practice and education. A Licensed practical nurse (LPN) (also referred to as a Licensed vocational nurse, Registered practical nurse, Enrolled nurse, and State enrolled nurse) works independently or with a Registered nurse. The most significant differentiation between an LPN and RN is found in the requirements for entry to practice, which determines entitlement for their scope of practice, for example in Canada an RN requires a bachelors degree and a LPN requires a 2 year diploma. A Registered nurse (RN) provides scientific, psychological, and technological knowledge in the care of patients and families in many health care settings. Registered nurses may also earn additional credentials or degrees enabling them to work under different titles (Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Registered Nurse First Assistant[7], etc).


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Nurses may follow their personal and professional interests by working with any group of people, in any setting, at any time. Some nurses follow the traditional role of working in a hospital setting.

List of Prominent NursesClara BartonSaint Alda (died c. 1309), Italian Catholic

saintMoyra Allen, helped develop the McGill Model of

NursingSir Jonathan Asbridge was the first president of the UK’s

Nursing and Midwifery CouncilCharles Atangana (1880–1943), paramount chief of the

Ewondo and Bane in CameroonAnne Baker, British authorClara Barton (1821–1912), organized the American Red

CrossChristine Beasley CBE (born 1944), Chiefing Nursing

Officer for EnglandEthel Bedford-Fenwick (1856–1947) British nurse who

campaigned for a law limiting nursing to “registered” nurses only

Claire Bertschinger Swiss-British nurse who inspired the Band Aid charity movement

Mary Ann Bickerdyke (1817–1901), nurse during the Civil War known as “Mother Bickerdyke”

Jo Brand (born 1957), British comedianElsa Brändström (1888–1948), Swedish World War I Red

Cross nurse in SiberiaVice Admiral Richard Carmona (born 1949), Surgeon

General of the United StatesDr Peter Carter OBE, British nurse and general secretary

of the Royal College of NursingAnne Casey, New Zealand-born British nurse who

developed Casey’s model of nursingEdith Cavell (1865–1915), heroine of World War IDame June Clark, Professor at University of SwanseaMarion Dewar (born 1928), was mayor of Ottawa and a

member of the Parliament

Sister Dora (1832–1878), British 19th century nurseEllen Dougherty (1844–1919), the first Registered NurseDiane Duane (born 1952) American science fiction and

fantasy authorMary Todd LincolnSarah Emma Edmundson (1841–1898),

Canadian-American author who served with the Union Army in the American Civil War

Queen Fabiola of Belgium (born 1928)

Erna Flegel (born 1903), Adolf Hitler’s nurseGenevieve de Galard, French nurse during the French war

in IndochinaAbigail Hopper Gibbons (1801–1893), Abolitionist activist

during the American Civil WarCornelia Hancock (1839–1926), American Civil War

nurseVirginia Henderson (1897–1996), American nurse

theoristLucille Hegamin (1894–1970), blues recording artistLenah Higbee (1874–1941), pioneering U.S. Navy nurse

during World War I

Dame Agnes Hunt (1867–1948), British Orthopaedic Nursing pioneer

Alberta Hunter (1895–1984), jazz singerDame Betty Kershaw, Professor at SheffieldLanike, Alexander the Great’s nurseDaurene Lewis, Canadian. First black woman mayor in

North AmericaMary Todd Lincoln (1818–1882), volunteer nurse during

the Civil WarKate Lorig, Professor at Stanford University School of

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Nursing Theory and ProcessIn general terms, the nursing process is the method used to

assess and diagnose needs, plan and implement interventions, and evaluate the outcomes of the care provided. Like other disciplines, the profession has developed different theories derived from sometimes diverse philosophical beliefs and paradigms or worldviews to help nurses direct their activities to accomplish specific goals. Currently, two paradigms exist in nursing, the totality paradigm and the simultaneity paradigm.

Nurses practice in a wide range of settings, from hospitals to visiting people in their homes and caring for them in schools to research in pharmaceutical companies. Nurses work in occupational health settings (also called industrial health settings), free-standing clinics and physician offices, nurse-run clinics, long-term care facilities and camps. They

also work on cruise ships and in military service. Nurses act as advisers and consultants to the health care and insurance industries. Some are attorneys and others work with attorneys as legal nurse consultants, reviewing patient records to assure that adequate care was provided and testifying in court. Nurses can work on a temporary basis, which involves doing shifts without a contact in a variety of settings, sometimes known as per diem nursing, agency nursing or travel nursing. Nurses work as researchers in laboratories, universities and research institutions.

Internationally, there is a serious shortage of nurses.[11] One reason for this shortage is due to the work environment in which nurses practice. In a recent review of the empirical human factors and ergonomic literature specific to nursing

Tom Quinn, influential UK Professor of Cardiac nursing

Claire Rayner (born 1931), British journalist, agony aunt and activist

Linda Richards (1841–1930), America’s first professionally trained nurse

Isabel Hampton Robb, helped develop early programs of nursing education

[edit] S-ZMargaret Sanger (1879–1966), founder of the “birth control

movement” in AmericaDame Cicely Saunders, British hospice pioneerLynda Scott, New Zealand member of ParliamentMary Seacole (1805–1881), Jamaican British nurse in the

Crimean War known as “the black Florence Nightingale”Nigar Shikhlinskaya (1871–1931), first Azerbaijani

nurse

Mabel Keaton Staupers (1890–1989), Advocate for racial equality in the nursing profession during era of American segregation.

Margaretta Styles (1930-2005), American advocate for standardization of nursing credentials, University of California, San Francisco Nursing School dean, past president of the American Nurses Association and International Council of Nurses

Adah Belle Samuels Thoms (1870-1943), pioneering African American rights activist, who fought for African American nurses to be permitted to serve in the US armed forces

Sally Louisa Tompkins (1833–1916) humanitarian and philanthropist during the American Civil War

Harriet Tubman (1820–1913), African American freedom fighter and Abolitionist activist

Lillian Wald (1867–1940), regarded as the “founder of visiting nursing in America”

Walt Whitman (1819–1892), American poet, American Civil War nurse

Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson, Revolutionary War Nurse. Mother of Andrew Jackson, 7th U.S. President.

Florence NightingaleMary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood (1897–1965)

Mary Eliza Mahoney (1845–1946), first professionally trained African-American nurse

Sophie Mannerheim (1863–1928), pioneer of modern nursing in Finland

Anna Maxwell (1851–1929), U.S. Army nurse whose activities were crucial to the growth of professional nursing in America

Jean McFarlane, Baroness McFarlane of LlandaffLouisa McLaughlin (1836-1921), one of the first British

Red Cross nurses, served in two warsAnne Milton (born 1955), British member of parliamentNaomi Mitchison (1897–1999), British novelist and poet

Jeannine Moquin-Perry, Canadian religious and political activist

Sarah Mullally (born 1962) British Chief Nursing Officer and priest

Florence Nightingale (1820–1910), pioneer of modern nursing

Emma Maria Pearson (1828-93), writer and one of the first British Red Cross nurses, served in two wars

Jill Pettis, New Zealand member of ParliamentLynne Pillay, New Zealand member of ParliamentKerry Prendergast, Mayor of Wellington, New Zealand

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Some of the activities planned again for this year include tours of the fish hatchery’s operation and history, as well as a program entitled “Bugs In The Water”, which will be conducted by DEC’s Rogers Environmental Education Center. Two scheduled fishing clinics will again be held at one of the ponds, conducted jointly by DEC staff and TU volunteers, to familiarize school age anglers with techniques, tackle, species of fish, and casting instruction.

While these programs and related exhibits are taking place at the fish hatchery, artisans, crafters, antique dealers and others will be set up in the Town Park. A special exhibit on the former Gladding Fishing Line Co., from the Salmon River International Sport Fishing Museum in Pulaski, NY, is planned, and guest Peter Thompson, author of Freshwater Game Fish of North America: An Illustrated Guide, will be on hand to

sell signed copies of his book. A new stamp cancellation will again be on sale by the U.S. Postal Service, while directly across the street, Gladding Braided Products, Inc. will host a special exhibit, and offer a selection of their manufactured rope products for sale.

In addition to the Fishing Heritage event, the Otselic Valley Grange will again host their annual community garage sale day, involving residents throughout the community. The Grange will also be offering their special beef barbecue luncheon, starting at 11 am at the Grange Hall, just a short walk from the Town Park. Other food sales will be available in the Town Park throughout the day, as well as at The Daily Grind, Donna’s Lunchbox, The Burgh, and the South Otselic Store during their regular business hours.

Prize drawings for sport fishing items will be held at the fishing clinic site for those who participate in that program, as well as a special drawing for new members who join the Otselic Valley Fishing & Heritage Association.

Admission to all activities is free, and parking is available at the hatchery, across from the Town Park, at the Otselic Valley Central School and elsewhere throughout the hamlet. To enhance public convenience, a free day-long bus shuttle will be available this year to transport visitors between the Town Park and the fish hatchery.

The public is welcome to come rain or shine and spend an enjoyable day with family and friends, as the residents of South Otselic welcome you to a glimpse of their historic past, while promoting the sport of recreational fishing.

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South Otselic’sAnnual Fishing Heritage Day The Otselic Valley Fishing & Heritage Association

(OVF&HA) is proud to announce that on Saturday, May 15 from 9am to 4pm, the small rural community of South Otselic will host its second annual Fishing Heritage Day. Home to one of New York State’s twelve fish hatcheries, and the former B. F. Gladding Co., the scenic Otselic River flows through this northwestern Chenango County hamlet and its surrounding communities, farms and woodlands. OVF&HA is a newly formed nonprofit organization that stemmed from last year’s planning effort for South Otselic’s first Fishing Heritage Day.

The hamlet has a long history related to the sport of fishing. It has been home to the South Otselic Fish Culture Center for nearly 80 years, where Tiger Muskie and Walleye are raised and then released into New York State rivers and lakes. The former B. F. Gladding Company, established in 1816 just outside the hamlet, employed some 200 people during its heyday, and eventually moved its manufacturing complex into South Otselic, along the river. Over the years, Gladding grew to become the largest, and eventually, the oldest fishing line manufacturer in the world, turning out what many anglers considered to be the highest quality lines available, and earning South Otselic the reputation as “the fishing line capital of the world“.

Building upon last year’s event, United Methodist minister Carl Johnson, who conceived the idea of this event, stated “We’re looking forward to our second Fishing Heritage Day to celebrate South Otselic’s past as home to a major fishing line industry, and as a long time neighbor of the State fish hatchery. Participation and attendance at last year’s event far exceeded our expectations, due in no small part to the local individuals who willingly lent their support. We were also fortunate to receive major assistance from the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), the Chenango Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited (TU), and valley-wide businesses and organizations. We are building on last year’s experience to make this event an enjoyable, memorable and educational tradition for all who attend. Of course, we’re blessed to be located in such a beautiful valley whose river literally flows through this hamlet“, added Reverend Johnson.

performance, nurses were found to work in generally poor environmental conditions. DeLucia, Ott, & Palmieri (2009) concluded, “the profession of nursing as a whole is overloaded because there is a nursing shortage. Individual nurses are overloaded. They are overloaded by the number of patients they oversee. They are overloaded by the number of tasks they perform. They work under cognitive overload, engaging in multitasking and encountering frequent interruptions. They work under perceptual overload due to medical devices that do not meet perceptual requirements (Morrow et al., 2005),

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shown around the Mohawk Valley with each film focusing on good food for a healthy family and a healthier community. “What’s on Your Plate,” one of the films in this series, will be shown on Tuesday, May 18th at 7:00 pm in the Cazenovia Public Library Community Room.

“What’s on Your Plate?” is a witty and provocative documentary about kids and food politics by award-winning director and producer Catherine Gund. Filmed over the course of one year, “What’s on Your Plate?” follows two eleven-year-old multi-racial city kids, Sadie and Safiyah, as they explore their place in the food chain.

The girls address questions regarding the origin of the food they eat, how it’s cultivated, how many miles it travels from the harvest to their plate, how it’s prepared, who prepares it, and what is done afterwards with the packaging and leftovers. They visit supermarkets, fast food chains, and school lunchrooms.

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interest in keeping their practices secret, with no concern for consumers or the planet. At the same time, the U.S. is facing an unprecedented crisis in children’s health and diet-related issues. Childhood obesity has quadrupled in the last 10 years, and Americans born in the year 2000 make up the first generation in history to have a shorter life expectancy than their parents.

Join Sadie and Safiyah at 7:00 pm on May 18th to learn what children and adults alike can do to take care of their food, their bodies, and their environment all at the same time.

In addition, take a look at the books relating to nutrition and eating local food that are on display at the library. Included are “Pasture Perfect: The Far-Reaching Benefits of Choosing Meat, Eggs, and Dairy Products from Grass-Fed Animals” by Jo Robinson, “Local Flavors: Cooking and Eating from America’s Farmers’ Markets” by Deborah Madison, the young readers edition of “The Omnivore’s Dilemma: The Secrets Behind What You Eat” by Michael Pollan, and many more.

All events at the Cazenovia Public Library are free and open to the public. For more information, call 655-9322 or visit www.midyork.org/cazenovia.

Morrisville Library EventsWednesday May 12, 2010 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Lucky’s

Caldecott Series. May’s story for kids ages 7-14 is Kitten’s First Full Moon by Kevin Henkes. Join us and Lucky for some fun with this book!

Friday May 14, 2010 - 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Share a Book Talk

Read a book (or two) and come and share with the rest of the group. Roxanna Pisiak will facilitate this discussion. What a way to get a list of great books to read this summer!

Tuesday May 18, 2010 - 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM Kiddies Korner Join us for our preschool story hour and hear stories, songs

and more! The topic this week is “Ice Cream”. Friday May 21, 2010 - 6:30 PM - 8:00 PMCivil War Talk Beth Spokowsky of the Smithfield Community Association

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when she returns she will share about the desert ecosystems of Southwest America.

Monday May 24, 2010 - 6:30 PM - 8:00 PMBuying & Selling on Amazon

Join Library Manager, Michelle Forward, and Library Aide/Online Bookseller, Samantha Merritt for an introductory program for those wishing to set up an account to sell their old books and other items on Amazon.com. We will show how to set up an account, how to ship items, communicate with other sellers and buyers and more! This is a hands-on workshop and space is limited. Pre-registration is required.

Wednesday May 26, 2010 - 6:30 PM - 8:00 PMCharcoal Drawing Ever stared enviously at somebody’s drawing and said,

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EVENING CLASSESAc.101 Principles of Accounting I M 5:45—9:30 3Ac.102 Principles of Accounting II* M 5:45—9:30 3Ba.105 Human Resource Management TH 5:45—9:15 3Cs.101 Computer Concepts W 5:45—9:15 3Cs.102 Computer Applications with Spreadsheets and Database* W 5:45—9:15 3Ec.101 Macroeconomics TH 5:45—9:15 3En.101 English Communication T 5:45—9:15 3En.102 English Composition* T 5:45—9:15 3Lt.201 Legal Terminology/ Office Administration* TH 5:45—9:15 3Ma.101 Mathematics TH 5:45—9:15 3Me.102 Medical Terminology TH 5:45—9:15 3Me.104 Medical Insurance and Coding* M 5:45—9:30 3Me.204 Advanced Medical Coding* W 5:45—9:15 3Oa.101 Medical Office Administration* W 5:45—9:15 3Om.202 Administrative Seminar* T 5:45—9:15 3Re.101 Office Procedures M 5:45—9:30 3Ty.101 Keyboarding I F 5:45—9:15 3Ty.102 Keyboarding II* F 5:45—9:15 3Wp.101 Word Processing M 5:45—9:30 3Wp.103 Word Processing/ Machine Transcription* T 5:45—9:15 3

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The Stockbridge Valley Softball Program would like to thank all who supported our endeavor to travel to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina over Spring Break to participate in the Grand Strand Softball Classic. The support and generosity we witnessed throughout this process is greatly appreciated. We would like to thank the Munnsville Legion for all of their support, the generous donation of their time, facilities and continued support for everything we do. We would like to thank the Ruritans for their generosity and continued support of all things Stockbridge Valley. We would also like to thank the Stockbridge Valley Educational Foundation for their generosity as well as their continued recognition of the importance of education beyond the classroom walls. Another thank you goes out to the Stockbridge Valley sports boosters for their continued generosity towards the program. Last but definitely not least, we would like to send a special thanks out to everyone from the community and beyond who came out and supported us throughout this process. Without your support none of this would be possible.

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