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April 24, 2015
Countryy Editor
Volume 2
Number 52
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April 24, 2015 • 3
A Day of Learning for Healthcare in Herkimer County
HERKIMER, NY – Herkimer County HealthNet will
be hosting A Day of Learning at Herkimer College on
Monday, April 20, from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. The Day of
Learning is a free event and will feature presentations
from leading experts in discharge planning in
Herkimer County, examples of effective Discharge
Planning and Practice, technical assistance opportunities, and networking.
Discharge Planning Consultant, Amanda Norton will
be presenting an in-depth analysis of existing discharge planning practices in Herkimer County. Major
categories highlighted in the report include Hospitals,
Skilled Nursing Facilities, Home Health Care, and
Community Based Organizations.
Herkimer County HealthNet’s Executive Director,
Adam Hutchinson said, “Herkimer County HealthNet
views increasing the capacity of the local health system as one of its primary functions. If we help to reduce unnecessary hospital readmissions, a major
healthcare priority, through promoting networking
and shared learning among our partners, I think we’ll
have done just that.”
The Herkimer County HealthNet Day of Learning
will be held on Monday, April 20, at Herkimer College,
100 Reservoir Road, Herkimer from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
For more information and to RSVP for the event,
please call Elyse Enea at Herkimer County HealthNet
at
315-867-1552
or
e-mail:
[email protected] .
Herkimer County HealthNet’s mission is to improve
the health and well-being of individuals who live,
work, play, and learn in Herkimer County.
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“It could be a camp in
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either way your child’s
summer camp experience should be enriching, safe and fun,” said
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of Better Business Bureau of Upstate New
York.
“Every
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should feel confident
their camp has invested
in staff training with the
equipment and licensing
needed to meet New York
State health and safety
regulations.”
Regulations for day
and overnight camps
may be different, but either must put your
child’s well-being first.
When choosing a camp,
parents need to use the
same care and common
sense they would use in
evaluating a day care
program. BBB recommends searching for a
camp that provides activities interesting and appropriate for each child’s
age and skill level.
Parents should take
time to also visit camps
to inspect facilities, ask
about staff training and
experience and to find
out how the camp handles medical emergencies. If the child is staying overnight, parents
should be sure to look at
cabins, showers and oth-
er facilities that children
will be using.
Some camps, such as
those organized around a
particular sport, are highly structured and stress
development of specific
skills. Others are more
flexible and give campers
the opportunity to choose
some of their activities.
Your child’s interest and
personality should be
your guide in choosing an
appropriate
program.
Parents should ask how
long a camp has been in
business and check with
parents of past and returning students.
BBB offers the following advice for parents
searching for the right
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Visit the camp before
submitting any payment
to check the location and
recreational facilities. If
the camp is a distance
away, ask about parent
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can’t find one, ask BBB
to develop one for you.
Ask about safety procedures, particularly for
water activities, archery
and out-of-camp trips.
Assess the quality and
commitment of the staff.
Ask about fees and
payment deadlines. Is
your deposit refundable?
Are there extra charges
for any activities? Are
meals and transportation offered?
Other questions to
ask:
What is the camper return rate? The counselor
return rate?
What is the camp director’s
background?
How is the staff trained?
Are criminal checks
made for employees and
volunteers? What is the
ratio of campers to staff
members?
Are medical facilities
adequate? Is a nurse or
doctor on site? What are
the procedures for transporting injured or sick
children to medical facilities? Are those facilities
nearby?
What are the safety
rules and how are they
enforced? Does the camp
have appropriate insurance coverage?
Are family visits or
other communications
with campers allowed?
How is homesickness
handled?
Are references from
parents of repeat campers
available? Ask the parents about their child’s
experience and why they
recommend the camp.
Finally, look for camps
that are certified by the
American Camp Association.
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Proper lifting for gardeners
by Dr. Leonard Perry,
Horticulture Professor,
University of Vermont
Back injuries are second in the number of injuries, only to fingers
and hands. Most back
injuries come from improper lifting, lowering,
pushing, pulling, and
carrying — all activities
we perform in the garden. Here are some basic
principles which apply to
any means of lifting, lowering, and carrying,
whether at the gym,
home, store, or in the
garden.
They
apply
whether lifting bags of
fertilizer off a shelf, bags
of compost, lifting rocks
or pulling weeds.
• Start slowly, don’t rush,
don’t jerk. Move weights or
objects in an unhurried,
controlled manner.
• Use good form, or
body position. This is
more important than the
amount you can lift. If
you have problems keeping good form, decrease
the weight or get help
from another person or
with some aid as a dolly.
•
Make
sure
to
breathe; the tendency for
some is to hold your
breath when lifting.
• Make sure to keep
your feet all on the
ground, don’t rock back
on your heels.
• Lift with your legs
and not your back. Not
doing so is the main
cause of back injury
when lifting. Lift with
your knees and waist
bent, not your back.
Keep your back straight.
Knees should be directly
above your toes, your
shoulders above your
knees. If this isn’t happening, try taking a
wider stance with feet
further apart, and toes
pointed outward slightly.
• You can look down at
the object to lift, but
when lifting keep the
head in a neutral position looking forward —
not up, not down. This
creates less stress on
your neck muscles.
• Keep objects close to
your body when lifting.
Holding them at arm’s
length increases the
weight on your lower
spine by 15 times. Stand
close to the object when
squatting down to lift.
• If lifting an object,
particularly if heavy,
onto a shelf, keep the object close to you and
walk toward the shelf
rather than stretching
your arms out.
• Be careful when raising objects higher than
your waist, as this can
throw off your balance.
Standing with one foot
slightly ahead of the other may help with balance.
If lifting higher than your
shoulders, you may need
to lift less (if possible), or
use a step ladder.
• Make sure you plan
ahead when lifting where
the object will go. This
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• As with any garden
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April 24, 2015 • 5
What would your
mother say?!
When friends divorce
by S.D. Shapiro
In the fast paced 21st
century we’ve traded common sense for the ability
to quickly look up information on the internet. We’ve
forgotten our manners
and civility. How do we
get back to our roots? Can
we get back? Food for
thought . . .
We have all heard the
adage, “50 percent of
marriages end in divorce.” Whether that statistic is true or not or if
the real life stats are closer to 25 out of 100 marriages eventually one of
your married friends will
get divorced.
After you get over the
shock of, “they were the
nicest couple,” and you
start moving on with your
life, you will see the truth;
these two were doomed
from the engagement ring
forward. He wanted to
settle down and she still
wanted to party. Or vice
versa. At the wedding
even the priest put a bet
on how long the marriage
would last.
After much wrangling
with lawyers your friends
are now divorced. The big
question is who do you
stay friends with? Do you
go with him? Or do you go
with her? Logic says you
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mitted a heinous act like
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divorce? Do you continue
to be friends at that point?
Bad mouthing is inevitable. If your friends
divorce you will suffer the
sin of bad mouthing.
Whether it is one divorced friend slandering
the other divorced friend,
“I can’t believe what a (insert your own expletive
deleted here).” It might be
other people bashing
your
newly
divorced
friends. There are two options when experiencing
bad mouthing: ignore it
or pile on. I would err on
the side of saying nothing. Saying nothing will
keep you out of trouble
with everybody.
I once had a friend’s exwife ask if I would help
her break into his garage
and steal one of his golf
clubs. Not the whole set
mind you; just one. The 9
iron. She had a plan complete with timetables,
passwords, and a map. If
she had worked as hard
at relationship on the
front end maybe she
would not have to work
so hard at being vindictive and they might not
be divorced?
If you are the unfortu-
nate (or fortunate, depending on your perspective) participant in divorce proceedings then
you will undoubtedly experience, “the we saw
your ex syndrome.” Inevitably, especially in
small towns, you will experience the “we saw your
ex.” Everybody you know
will become private investigators and will report
back to you without you
ever asking. “I saw your
ex at the bank,” or “They
were at Walmart,” or
“they were with their new
boyfriend,” will fill up
dossiers for you. While
you are trying to move
forward people are unknowingly keeping you
attached to your past.
Divorce sucks. When
people get divorced people on all sides tend to
suffer. Families suffer,
kids suffer, the divorcees
suffer and friends feel it
too. When it comes down
to your friends divorcing
you should support them
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try ignoring them. Stop
and think, “What would
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sides. You’ve been friends
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COUNTRY EDITOR
Mohawk Valley Choral Society sings Mozart
Under the direction of
its
artistic
director,
Randy Davis, the Mohawk Valley Choral Society continues its tradition of singing exciting
vocal music throughout
the eastern Mohawk Valley with its performance
of
“An
Evening
of
Mozart” featuring Wolf-
gang Amadeus Mozart’s
“Requiem” at 7 p.m.,
Sunday, May 3 at Annunciation Church on
West Street in Ilion.
The concert will include
soloists
Lisa
Jones, Soprano; Lucille
Beer,
Mezzo-Soprano;
Michael Roddy, Tenor
and David Kolb, Bass.
Tickets are $12 dollars
in advance and $15 at
the door. Tickets are
available at the Mohawk
Valley Center for the Arts
in Little Falls, Center
Stage Pianos in the New
Hartford Shopping Center, or at Hummel’s Plus
in Herkimer. They may
be reserved by calling
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w e b s i t e
www.mvchoral.org .
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from Handel to Haydn
and from Rutter to Copland, the Choral Society
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styles of choral music.
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COUNTRY EDITOR
Darning is a sewing technique for repairing
holes and worn areas of fabric, using needle and
thread alone. Darning is often done by hand, but
it’s also possible to darn with a sewing machine.
Hand darning employs the darning stitch,
a simple running stitch in which the thread
is “woven” in rows along the grain of the fabric, with the stitcher reversing direction at
the end of each row. Darning is a traditional
method for repairing fabric damage or holes
April 24, 2015 • 9
Whatchamacallits
that do not run along a seam, where patching wont work, such as on the heel of a sock.
A darning egg, like the one pictured below,
is an odd shaped ovoid that is inserted into
the sock to hold it in the proper shape.
The Darning egg can be made of stone,
porcelain, wood, or other similar material. This Darning egg looks like it’s made
of hard maple. When the repairs are finished, the darning egg is removed.
Do you have your own
Whatchamacallit?
Send a photo and description
to [email protected] or call
Branden at 518-673-0145.
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COUNTRY EDITOR
Brides show short wedding gowns more of the love
by Leanne Italie, Associated Press
Helen Bradley isn’t one
of those women who fantasized about her wedding
as a girl, so when the time
came to tie the knot on
the 10th tee of a golf
course, she wanted to be
relaxed, comfortable and
economical. A short gown
was just right for her September nuptials, said the
27-year-old bank worker
in Madison, WI.
“I had tried on a few long
dresses and none of them
felt like me. I’m a very
practical person. My mom
picked out the short dress
from a sale rack and it’s
rare that I would like anything that my mom picks
out,” she said with a laugh.
Once the domain of older or remarrying brides,
short gowns are enjoying
a little more of the love,
from luxury brands like
Monique Lhuillier, Oscar
de la Renta and Marchesa
to more affordable offerings at David’s Bridal. Designers are offering a
greater range of shorter
styles as more brides
break from tradition and
personalize their weddings. “A lot of people are
doing more intimate settings, so a shorter dress
just feels more appropriate. If they do the big wedding, somemchange into a
shorter dress so they can
dance and have a good
time,” Lhuillier said.
Exactly how short is up
to the bride. There are
minis, high-low hemlines,
knee lengths, tea lengths
and so-called “transformers,” where a long train or
sheer skirt detaches to
show off a short dress underneath. Designer Zac
Posen put his own sister in
one of the convertibles in
red for her 2004 wedding.
Long gowns remain the
clear majority of the $2.6
billion-a-year bridal gown
market, noted Darcy
Miller, editorial director
for
Martha
Stewart’s
bridal site. But, “more and
more brides seem to be
seeking no-fuss, lightweight and easier silhouettes,” she said. Some
“want a dress they can
run on the beach in or
travel with to their destination wedding.”
At David’s Bridal, 26 of
the 75 gowns launched for
spring 2015 are short,
said Anne Acierno, executive vice president for design, merchandising and
product
development.
Posen creates luxury
short looks but also includes a few in his Truly
Zac Posen collection at
David’s Bridal. He said
red-carpet trends influence some brides, and
these days they’re seeing
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Complete New Holland & Kubota Dealership Dispersal Auction
Tractors, Equipment, Trucks, Trailers, Forklifts, Shop Equip,
Parts & Attachments
For: Springers, Inc., St. Johnsville, NY (Between Utica & Albany)
Saturday
May 2, 2015
10:00AM
Auction To Be Held At Dealership @ 7403 NY Rt. 5, St. Johnsville, NY; From I-90: Take Little Falls Exit To
Rt. 5 East, Proceed 10 Miles To Place; Or Take Canajoharie Exit To Rt. 5 West, Proceed 10 Miles To Place.
Tractors, (10) Compact Tractors, Equipment, Trucks, Trailers, Forklifts
Plus - Shop Equipment From 2 Complete Dealerships Shops
Tractor: JD 2940, 4wd, Fender, Needs Hyd. Work; (10) Compact Tractors: NH Boomer 40, 4wd, Hydro w/ Loader, 300 Hrs; NH TC33D,
4wd, Hydro w/ Loader, 311 Hours; MF 1643, 4wd w/ Cab w/ Air Cond. w/ Loader, Skid Ldr. Bkt, 400 Hrs, Super Nice!; JD 3720, 4wd w/ Full
Cab w/ Air w/ Loader, Bkt, Forks, Belly Mower, 1800 Hrs.; Kubota B3030, 4wd, Hydro w/ Loader, 500 Hrs; Kubota B7800, 4wd w/ Loader,
Hydro, 150 Hrs; Kubota B2620 w/ Loader & 60" Deck, Hydro, 390 Hrs; Kubota B2620, 4wd, Hydro w/ 60" Deck, 25 Hours; Kubota BX2230
w/ 60" Deck, 4wd, 750 Hrs; Compact Tractor Backhoe: Kubota BX 24, Hydro, Ldr-Bhoe; RTV - Utility Vehicle: Kubota RTV 900, Diesel,
Hyd. Dump, Windshield, 608 Hrs; Farm Equipment & 3pth Equip.: NH 315 Baler w/ Kicker; Land Pride 6' Rototiller; Mckee 6' PTO
Snowblower; Bale Spears; New Kubota Attachments: LA703 Ldr. For L Series; RCK 54 & 60" Decks; (3) Exc. Buckets; (4) Sets New Wheels
& Tires For BX & B Series; (4) New Buckets; Many New Tires For RTV's; Skid Loader Attachments: McMillen X1975 Skid Ldr. Auger,
Nice; (3) Asst. New Bkts; Quik Tach Bkt. Mts; Rollback Truck: '94 Chevy Kodiak w/ 21 Chevron Alum. Rollback,w/ Hyd. Hitch / Whllift,
Gas, 5 Spd, Real Nice!; (7) Trucks: '04 Ford F350, 4wd Service Truck, Diesel; '04 Ford F350 Ext. Cab Service Truck; '04 Ford F350, Dsl.,
2wd; '02 Ford F250, Gas, 2wd; '05 Ford F150 Pickup, 2wd; '03 Ford F250, 4wd, Gas; '95 Ford L9000 S/A Truck Tractor, Cat Eng; Trailers:
Kaufman 38' Drop Deck Semi Trailer w/ Ramps; Kaufman 22' 14k Gooseneck Equipment; (2) Kauffman 14k Deckover Equipment; Pequea
1018, 10,000lb. Deckover Equip; Cross Country 14' T/A w/ Gate; Forklifts: Allis Chalmers 600 Rough Terrain 6000lb, Sideshift, Gas, Nice;
Cat V70-E 7000lb, Diesel, Outdoor Tires; Lawn & Garden: New Husq. YTH18K46, 46" Cut Garden Tractor; Husq. Push Mower; Husq.
Weedeaters; Lots Of Quality Shop Equipment: Lincoln 256 Mig Welder, Like New; Miller Legend Gas Welder / Generator; Intek Gas
Powered Compressor; ESAB Plasma Cutter; (2) Lincoln 225 Welders; Gates Hyd. Hose Making Machine w/ Fittings & Materials; (4) Eng.
Hoists; (3) HD Tractor Splitting Frames w/ Eng. Cradles; (10) Floor Jacks; (12) Sets Of HD Jack Stands; (2) Robinair A/C Recovery Mach.'s;
Sets Of Torches; Drill Press; (2) Parts Washers; Dewalt & Lincoln Power Tools; Lg. Wrenches & Pipe Wrenches; Rolling Overhead Crane
Frame / Trolley & Chain Hoist; 50-Ton Shop Press; (2) Bobcat 3000 psi Steam Cleaners, Nice; World Aire 10Hp Shop Compressor, Nice; Porta
Powers; Some Ford & NH Specialty Tools; Tire Fluid Pumps; Cutoff Saws; Battery Chargers; Many Hand Tools; Many NH & Ford Shop Repair
Manuals; Group Of Bobcat Shop Repair Manuals; Many Other Quality Shop Items; New & Used Parts, Accessories & Fixtures: New Asst.
Oils & Fluids; Lg. Amount Of New Tisco PTO & Drive Shaft Parts; New Badger Parts; New J-Lor Mixer Parts; Brillion Parts; Century Sprayer
Parts; Lg. Qty New Hillman Retail Bolt Bins w/ Contents- Lg. Amt.; (2) Shop Bolt Bins; New Tire Chains For Compacts; New Asst. Qtv.
Compact & Skid Ldr Tires; Used PTO Shafts; Used Auger Bits; New Tractor Canopys; Etc.; Etc.; (8) Sections 12' Tall Pallet Racking; Group
Of Gondola Style Display Shelving; HD Parts Shelving; Special - Vidmar Stanley Parts-Tool Cabinets: (18) Vidmar 30" Wide x 5' Tall
Cabinets 10-14 Drawers, Gray Color, All Like New!; (4) Vidmar 60" Top Shelf Cabinets That Sit On Top Of Tool cabinets; Special - (2) M&W
PTO Dynomometers: P-2000- Goes Up To 400Hp At 1000 & 210Hp At 540, Real Nice; P-4000- Goes Up To 240Hp @ 1000 & 125 @ 540;
Special - Shop Items To Be Sold Offsite @ Former Store In Richfield Springs: (2) Cleanburn Waste Oil Furnaces, Like New!!; Ingersoll Rand 8hp Shop Compressor, Like New; (2) Gondola - Carousel Bolt Bins w/ Contents; Come Expecting Surprises!! Many Other Items Not
Listed, Refer To Our Website @ www.manasseauctions.com For More Details & Many Pics.;
Live - Interactive Online Bidding Available On Tractors, Trucks, Trailers, Equipment & Cabinets Through www.equipmentfacts.com
Auctioneers Note: An Excellent Auction Here!! A Complete Dealership Untouched - Super Nice Tractors & Shop Equipment, Be Sure To
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Auction Preview: Friday, May 1 From 12Noon-5PM. Or Morning Of Auction 8AM Until Auction Time;
Auction Order: 10:00AM: Parts, Nuts & Bolts, Oils, Shelving, Etc.; Approx. 11:00AM: Shop Equipment, Vidmar Cabinets; Approx. 12:
30PM: Trucks, Trailers, Forklifts, Tractors, Then Attachments;
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more short, fancy dresses.
Shorter dresses can be
less expensive, a huge factor for Bradley. Her dress
cost $400. She spent another $100 on a chunky
glass statement necklace
with matching earrings,
and $99 for a pair of 4-inch
Calvin Klein heels in dusty
gold with a T-strap and
side buckle. “I’m an accessory person, so I knew
when I saw the dress it was
a blank canvas,” Bradley
said. “I could go out and
pick the perfect necklace
and the perfect shoes and
you could see them.”
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COUNTRY EDITOR
April 24, 2015 • 11
Don’t forget headlights when performing routine maintenance
(MS) — Veteran and
even novice drivers understand the importance
of visibility when they get
behind the wheel of their
vehicles. When visibility
is not an issue, drivers
can more easily see their
fellow motorists and better anticipate potentially
dangerous situations.
But when visibility is
compromised,
drivers
and their passengers are
vulnerable to a host of
dangers, including inclement weather and aggressive motorists.
Many things can affect
drivers’ visibility on the
road, but those who take
a proactive approach to
improving their visibility
can put themselves in a
better position to handle
any negative situations
that may arise. One of
the ways to do just that
is to pay more attention
to your headlights. Often
overlooked when performing routine vehicle
maintenance, headlights
must be maintained to
ensure optimal visibility
for drivers.
The following are a few
ways drivers can improve the performance of
their headlights to make
WEEKLY SALES EVERY MONDAY
HOSKING SALES
Weekly Sales Every Monday 11:30 with Misc. & Small animals, 1:00
Dairy, followed by feeders, sheep, lamb, goats, pigs. Calves start at 5PM
followed by cull beef. Call for more info and note all times are approximate. Our volume is increasing weekly – join your neighbors & send your
livestock our way!
***ATTENTION ORGANIC PRODUCERS - WE ARE NOW A CERTIFIED
ORGANIC MARKETING AGENCY.***
IN AN EFFORT TO ASSIST ALL ORGANIC PRODUCERS WE ARE NOW CERTIFIED THRU NOFA, NY. ALL ORGANIC PAPERWORK MUST ACCOMPANY
THE CATTLE AND PRODUCE WHEN THEY ARRIVE AT THE SALE BARN.
THE 4TH MONDAY OF EACH MONTH WILL BE OUR ORGANIC DAY
ALONG WITH OUR NORMAL MONDAY SALE. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT US. OUR FACILITY IS AVAILABLE TO ACCOMMODATE ORGANIC DISPERSALS AS SCHEDULED.
Monday, April 13th – Sold 272 Head. Cull ave. $.94, Top cow $1.12, bull
calves top $5.25, heifer calf top $2.90, Dairy Feeders $.60 - $1.22,
Dairy Milking age top $2100, bred heifers top $1750, Open heifers top
$1160. Spring Premier All-Breeds Sale ave. $2330 all breeds all ages.
$5100 top fall calf consigned by Merrilea Farm buyer George Wolfe,
Doylestown, PA. 2nd High 3 yr. old consigned by Aerethusa Farm buyer
Doug Wolfe – Ovaltop Richfield Springs, NY.
Thursday, April 23rd - sale held on the farm Marathon, NY. GPS address:
474 Killawog Hill Road, Marathon, NY. 11:00AM. Walco Registered
Holstein Complete Dispersal. 115 Head Freestall Herd – 60 Milking Age,
25 bred heifers balance youngstock. RHA 21,361 4.0 850 3.0 643. Year
around herd in full flow of milking presently ave. 70# in the tank. SCC
200,000. Owners: Walter & Vicki Coleman. Some GPS units you have to
put Lisle in for the town instead of Marathon to get the right address.
Saturday, April 25th – Sale held at the farm. Norwich, NY. GPS address:
149 Holmesville Road, Norwich, NY. 11:00AM Mint Creek Complete
Machinery & Equipment Auction. Small tools, shop equip., Snap-On Tool
boxes, haying equipment, JD 2150 & JD 2955 Tractors, Skid steer, 30’
Gooseneck Trailer plus much more. Complete listing and pictures on
website.
Monday, April 27th – Normal Monday Sale & Organic Day. Special: 15 All
Certified Organic Registered Holstein Heifers. All AI sired & bred – 8 bred
due May – Jan. 7 open heifers from 6 mths – 18 mths old. Sires include:
Empower, Trigger, Mystic, Leader & more.
Wednesday, April 29th - 11:00AM sale held at Windy Acres Farm. GPS:
829 County Rt. 29, New Berlin or Norwich, NY. Evans Jerseys Complete
Registered Jersey Dairy Dispersal. 87 Head of cattle sell. 48 Milking age
in all stages of lactation, 20 short bred to springing, 16 yearlings to newborn, 3 bulls.
Saturday, May 2nd - sale held at Rick & Paula Evans. GPS: 4997 St.
Hwy. 23, Norwich, NY. 10:00AM Tornado Valley Complete Machinery &
Equipment Dispersal. Watch for full listing and pictures on website.
Monday, May 4th - Normal Monday sale & Monthly Fat cow & Feeder Sale.
Saturday, May 9th - sale held on the farm Greene, NY. 10:00AM Goodrich
Farm Complete Machinery & Equipment Auction. Watch for complete listing and pictures on website.
Monday, May 11th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Heifer Sale
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. Watch website for any last minute updates.
Directions: Hosking Sales 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica & 6
miles North of New Berlin, NY.
www.hoskingsales.com Call today with your consignments.
Tom & Brenda Hosking
& Family
6096 NYS Rt. 8, New Berlin, NY 13411
607-847-6274
or 607-847-8800
cell: 607-972-1770 or 1771
their vehicles safer for
themselves and their
passengers.
• Pay attention to the
headlights’ output. Perhaps the most noticeable
indicator of an aging
headlight is its light output. As bulbs start to
dim, drivers may find
themselves struggling to
see during twilight and
at night. That difficulty
is not necessarily because drivers’ own vision
is failing, but may be a
result of aging bulbs
whose light output is
gradually reduced by the
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effects of humidity, electrical resistance and filament fatigue. Drivers
who notice their headlights are not producing
as much light as they
once did should know
that reduced output is a
telltale sign of aging
bulbs that need to be replaced.
• Say “so long” to the
status quo. Recognizing
dimming bulbs is just
the first step toward improving the performance
of your headlights. The
next step is for drivers to
recognize that all head-
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light bulbs are not created equal. Instead of replacing existing bulbs
with the same type of
bulbs provided by their
vehicle’s manufacturer,
drivers can vastly improve their visibility by
upgrading to a bulb designed to provide more
light than the standard
halogen bulbs found in
many of today’s vehicles.
• Find the right fit. The
right headlight bulb can
dramatically
improve
visibility when driving at
night, but what’s good
for the goose is not always good for the gander. That’s because motorists drive for various
reasons and on various
roads, so the right bulb
for seniors who don’t often take to the highways
will not necessarily be
the best fit for com-
muters who routinely
drive long distances.
• Let there be light. Regardless of how effective
a bulb has the potential
to be, drivers who don’t
routinely clean their
headlights will continue
to have their visibility
compromised. Certain
preventative measures
can help drivers address
headlight issues before
they appear, ensuring
their visibility is not
compromised.
When
checking your oil in the
driveway or even when
you’re filling up at the
gas station, take a few
moments to inspect your
headlights and address
any issues that arise as
soon as possible.
More information is
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Estate of John & Lois and Don Moskey,
St. Johnsville, NY
Tractors, Enclosed Trailers, 20+ Antique Snowmobiles, 30+
Antique Snowmobile Motors, Guns, New Contractor Tools,
Woodworking Tools, Concrete Tools, Household Items!!
Cub Cadet Yanmar EX 450 Diesel Tractor with Loader and Quick Attach
Bucket 52 hours, Quick Attach Forks, Quick Attach Jib Hoist Extend a
Boom, John Deere 4720 Hydrostatic w/cab & snowblower only 332
hours, 1995 S10 Chevrolet Pick Up Truck 36,000 miles (showroom
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with attachments, Cub Cadet International Garden Tractor w/mower
deck, Triton 10' Aluminum Utility Trailer like new, Enclosed Snowmobile
Trailer, Tandem Axle Farm Dump Trailer, Winco PTO Generator on trailer like new, Guns, Snowmobiles and More!
Terms of Auction are Cash Check or Credit Card. 10% Buyers Premium,
13% Buyers Premium if paying with a Credit Card, 10% Buyers premium
is waived on items over $1000.00 All items must be paid on day of Auction
and before leaving premises. You are responsible for your items immediately after you buy them. Go to auctionzip.com for pictures. ID # 29324.
Mohawk Valley Produce Auction
420 Fordsbush Road, Fort Plain, NY
518-568-3578
OPENING
First Auction
Tuesday, April 28th - 10:00 AM
Wholesale Flower Auction
Tuesday, May 5th - 10:00 AM
Starting Tuesday, May 12th
Mohawk Valley Produce Auction
6th ANNUAL
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
840 Fordsbush Road, Fort Plain, NY 13339
Friday Evening, May 8th - 4:00 PM
Special Flower and Shrubbery Sale,
Tools and Small Animals.
Saturday, May 9th - 9:00 AM
Flowers, Crafts, Quilts, Sheds, Carriages,
Lawn & Garden, Building Material,
Farm Equipment and Special Horse Sale.
LOOKING FOR QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS
Early Consignors Will Get the Best Advertising
for Their Items.
Terms By the Mohawk Valley Produce Auction
Benuel Fisher 518-568-2257
Horses: Mervin Byler 315-858-0959
Farm Equipment: Ben King 518-568-5684
Every Tuesday & Friday at 10:00 AM
46th Annual Mohawk
Valley Farm Machinery
Consignment Auction
Sat., April 25, 2015 • 9:30 AM
1300 State Hwy 163, Fort Plain, NY
CONSIGNMENTS INCLUDE: NH 644 Round
Baler, NH 277 Baler, AC 302 Baler, NH 499
Haybine, NH 479 Haybine, NH 477 Haybine, JD
Dolly Rake, 30’ Hay & Grain Elevator, Hesston
7145 Chopper w/2 Heads (Ex.), 2 Nice Chopper
Wagons, Parmiter Bale Wrapper, New Tires 11Lx15 imp, 10x16.5 Skid Steer Tires, 18.4x38
Tractor Tires, 85Rx34 Used Tractor Tires, Lots of
Small Tools, Shopping Carts, Pallet Jacks and
Much Much More.
Terms: Cash or check, Photo ID
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COUNTRY EDITOR
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25 Air Tools
35 Announcements
45 Antiques
55 Appraisal Services
75 ATV
80 Auctions
82 Auto Body
110 Bedding Plants
120 Bees-Beekeeping
130 Bird Control
140 Books
155 Building Materials/ Supplies
157 Building Repair
160 Buildings For Sale
161 Bulk Foods / Spices
165 Business Opportunities
170 Butchering Supplies
173 Carpentry
175 Cars, Trucks, Trailers
180 Catalogs
182 Catering
190 Chain Saws
195 Cheesemaking Supplies
205 Christmas
214 Clocks & Repair
215 Collectibles
216 Clothing
235 Computers
253 Consignment
265 Construction Equipment For Rent
275 Construction Machinery Wanted
277 Construction Services
280 Construction Supplies
312 Crafts
325 Custom Butchering
330 Custom Services
360 Deer-Butchering & Hides
370 Dogs
410 Electrical
415 Employment Wanted
440 Farm Machinery For Sale
445 Farm Machinery Wanted
447 Farm Market Items
460 Fencing
470 Financial Services
480 Fish
483 Flooring
495 For Rent or Lease
500 For Sale
510 Fresh Produce, Nursery
525 Fruits & Berries
527 Furniture
529 Garage Sales
530 Garden Supplies
535 Generators
537 Gifts
575 Greenhouse Supplies
585 Guns
587 Hair Styling
589 Hardware
600 Health Care/Products
605 Heating
610 Help Wanted
653 Hotel / Motel
683 Jewelers
700 Lawn & Garden
711 Lessons
760 Lumber & Wood Products
790 Maple Syrup Supplies
805 Miscellaneous
810 Mobile Homes
811 Monuments
812 Multi Media
813 Music
815 Motorcycles
817 Nails
820 Nurseries
910 Plants
950 Real Estate For Sale
955 Real Estate Wanted
960 RVs & Motor Homes
975 Rentals
980 Restaurant Supplies
1040 Services Offered
1075 Snowblowers
1080 Snowmobiles
1096 Sports
1109 Thrift
1140 Trailers
1147 Trains
1148 Travel
1165 Trees
1170 Truck Parts & Equipment
1180 Trucks
1187 Vacuum
1190 Vegetable
1200 Veterinary
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Vintage Clothes + more.
Lots of parking. New inventory weekly. 315-866-6002
CRAFT VENDOR FAIR,
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9th, 9am-3pm, Herkimer
County Fairgrounds. $1.00
admission gets you $1.00
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iron toys, WWII-military
items,
old
advertising
papers, antique furniture,
picture frames, pottery, post
cards, early dolls & costume
jewelry. Call 315-717-7295
ANTIQUES/FINE ART and
unusual collectibles. 9200
State Route 365, Holland
Patent. From Pete Rose
autographs to Coca Cola
ceiling fans. 315-794-9175.
Appliances
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Building
Materials/Supplies
Farm Machinery
For Sale
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Existing Buildings.
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YETTER ROTARY HOE 16’
wide, 3pt hitch, good condition, photos available upon
request, $2,200 OBO. 518441-7299.
Cars, Trucks, Trailers
Farm Market Items
WANTED
DAMIN FARM
JUNK CARS,
TRUCKS & VANS
PAYING $100 & UP
Home Raised BEEF
315-335-3302
FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
7 Days a Week
IQF FROZEN
99 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER
automatic V6, runs, looks
good, $1,200; 02 Yamaha
Blaster 4-wheeler, 200cc,
runs-looks good, $750 OBO.
315-866-9131
SAUERKRAUT 5 Varieties
Maple Syrup is Ready!
8075 St. Hwy 5, St. Johnsville
518-568-2643
FOR SALE: 2 Duke Aerohot
portable electric hot food
tables, 3 bay each unit with
5” casters, single phase,
very good condition, new
$1225 each. Asking $400
each, call 315-717-4165.
Collectibles
For Rent
RECORDS WANTED: We’ll
buy your old records from
1930- 1970. 45’s, 78’s,
Albums, Rock-N-Roll, Blues,
R&B, Country, etc. Call Pete
518-673-2384.
Appliances
Appliances
APARTMENT FOR RENT:
615, 617 North Main Street,
Herkimer. 2 bedrooms, livingroom, dinning room, stove
and refrigerator included.
clean, excellent location.
Upstairs or downstairs. 315894-4351 or 315-717-7687
HERKIMER 2nd floor one
bedroom. Stove, refrigerator,
off- street parking, heat,
water. No PETS, No Smoking. Security, References.
315-866-1817
ILION: Duplex apartment, 1
bedroom 4 rooms, garage.
No smoking, pets. $525 plus
electric, security deposit,
references. 315-894-6012
MOHAWK MODERN one
bedroom apartment. Utilities, included. No Pets, Non
Smoking. Security and references. 315-866-6588
For Sale
FOR
SALE:
18’X30’
clearspan portable canopy
with sides, and gable ends.
Also all poles and tie downs,
very good condition, asking
$250, Call 315-717-4165.
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in Little Falls, 315-8230812
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TOWN OF NEWPORT
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PM for abrasives road sand, 5000-6500 cubic yards or its
equivalent by tonnage, F.O.B., town garage and priced per
yard for town pick up. Detailed specifications required in
accordance with Herkimer County abrasive sand specifications. Delivery is required to be completed thirty days after
acceptance of bid or date to be confirmed by Highway Superintendent.
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L A N D A D I RO N DAC K S :
Camp Whitetail, 65 acres,
Little Beaver Lodge, 55
acres. Great setting for your
home or camp. Property has
it all. Large beaver ponds,
woods, fields, streams.
Abundant wildlife. Snowmobile/ATV trails. Town road
with electric. 30 minutes to
Old forge or Utica. Asking
$89,900
and
$79,900.
Koehler RE 315-891-3254
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Real Estate For Sale
FAIRFIELD, NY: 5 acre
building lots set on 235
acres.
Ponds,
views,
snowmibile/ATV trails. Private community. (4) lots
remaining
starting
at
$16,900. Koehler R.E. 315891-3254
FARM LAND FOR RENT: 50
to 80 acres. 315-895-7063
LAND FOR SALE BY
OWNER, 6 surveyed acres
w/well and great view. Town
of Manheim, Little Falls
School District. 315-8231098 or 315-717-7602
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USED TIRE SALE: Huge
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money call Auto World, 534
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Apr 25
H.A.L.O. (Helping Animals
Live Organization) Spring
Trash & Treasure Sale
Herkimer Polish Club, 319
S.
Washington
St.,
Herkimer, NY. If you would
like to donate something for
the Sale, call Debbie at 8668608 or Faye at 823-0239.
Utica & Mohawk Valley
Chapter of the National
Railway Historical Society
Annual Banquet
Tracksode Restaurant, Utica
Station, Utica, NY. 5 pm.
Apr 30
Rabies Clinic
Dolgeville Fire Dept., 20 S.
Helmer Ave., Dolgeville, NY.
5:30-7 pm. Bring pet’s rabies
vaccination history to receive
a 3 year certificate. Ferrets
must be vaccinated every
year. Dogs should be on a
leash and cats & ferrets in a
carrier or pillowcase. No
exams will be given. $5
donation per pet is suggested to help defray costs.
May 2
Chicken ‘n Biscuit
Dinner
Grace Episcopal Church,
Main St., Mohawk, NY. 4-7
pm. Adults $9, under 10 $5.
Takeouts available. Call 315866-4782.
May 3
Mohawk Valley Choral
Society Sings Mozart
Annunciation Church on
West Street in Ilion. 7 pm.
$12 dollars in advance and
$15 at the door. Tickets are
available at the Mohawk Val-
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Apr 10 - May 2
“Point of View.” An
Exhibit of Works by Mary
Loy
Other Side Gallery, 2011
Genesee St., Utica NY. 6-9
pm. For more information
call/text 315-269-8605 or
315-527-4675 e-mail othersi
[email protected] , on facebook The Other Side
Gallery.
Apr 23-25
Rummage Sale
Salisbury Town Hall, Rt, 29,
Salisbury Center.
• April 23-24 - 10 am - 5 pm.
• April 25 - 9 am - noon.
Apr 24
Annual Spring Rummage &
Bake Sale
Mohawk Reformed Church,
20
South
Otsego
St.,
Mohawk, NY. 9 am - 5 pm.
ley Center for the Arts in Little Falls, Center Stage
Pianos in the New Hartford
Shopping Center or at Hummel’s Plus in Herkimer. They
may be reserved by calling
315- 823-1615 or on the
website www.mvchoral.org
May 6
21st Annual Herkimer
County Envirothon
Herkimer College’s Wehrum
Stadium, Herkimer, NY. 9:15
am - 12:30 pm. For more
information,
contact
Herkimer County SWCD at
315-866-2520 ext. 5, or
[email protected]
dnet.net or visit www.herkim
ercountyswcd.com
May 8-30
“Shades of Bronze” sculptures by John von
Bergen
The Other Side Gallery, 2011
Genesee St., Utica, NY. 6-9
pm. Gallery Hours: Thursday 5 to 7 & Saturday 11 to
2. Preview von Bergen’s art
at www.johnvonbergen.com.
For gallery information othe
[email protected]
,
315-527-4675 or 315-2698605.
May 14
Rabies Clinic
Middleville Fire Dept., 41 N.
Main St., Middleville, NY.
5:30-7 pm. Bring pet’s rabies
vaccination history to receive
a 3 year certificate. Ferrets
must be vaccinated every
year. Dogs should be on a
leash and cats & ferrets in a
carrier or pillowcase. No
exams will be given. $5
donation per pet is suggested to help defray costs.
May 30
Rabies Clinic
East Herkimer Fire Dept.,
193
Main
Rd.,
East
Herkimer, NY. 10 am - noon.
Bring pet’s rabies vaccination history to receive a 3
year certificate. Ferrets must
be vaccinated every year.
Dogs should be on a leash
and cats & ferrets in a carrier or pillowcase. No exams
will be given. $5 donation
per pet is suggested to help
defray costs.
Jun 10
Rabies Clinic
Norway Community Center,
3114 Military Rd., Norway,
NY. 5:30-7 pm. Bring pet’s
rabies vaccination history to
receive a 3 year certificate.
Ferrets must be vaccinated
every year. Dogs should be
on a leash and cats & ferrets
in a carrier or pillowcase. No
exams will be given. $5
donation per pet is suggested to help defray costs.
Jun 12
Pageant
4 divisions this year: Little
Miss 5-8 years, Little Mister
5-8 years, Princess 9-13
years, Prince 9-13 years.
Applications will be available
soon at www.violetfestiva
l-ny.com
Jun 12-14
Violet Festival
Historic Dolgeville, NY. For
more information and event
applications please visit
www.violetfestival-ny.com
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COUNTRY EDITOR
“All men are equal before fish.”
— Herbert Hoover
ANSWERS
COUNTRY EDITOR
April 24, 2015 • 15
Dollars and sense
by David Uffington
Endless debt
If you need incentive to
dig deep this year and get
your finances under control, consider a recent
study that concluded that
18 percent of adults ex-
pect to battle debt for the
rest of their lives and die
in debt. The research,
done
by
CreditCards.com, says
that it’s not that we’ve
gone crazy accruing debt,
but that the Great Recession lasted longer than financial experts believe,
which was 2007 to 2009.
For many consumers, the
effects of that recession
are still going on.
With young millennials,
only 6 percent believe
they’ll never get out of
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debt. Increase the age to
between 50 and 64, and
that goes up to 22 percent. For seniors age 65
and older, it’s 31 percent.
While the millennials are
optimistic, perhaps they
should note that those
pessimistic seniors likely
thought the same when
they were younger ... that
it was possible to get out
of debt. Their likely target
age to be debt free was 53.
Seniors were hit especially hard during the recession and turned to
their homes to raise
needed cash. Mortgage
debt rose 82 percent,
which means that seniors
who expected to live in a
mortgage-free home are
still making payments.
Since the recession, total debt went down slightly (from 79.7 percent to
77.5 percent), but the
reason was due to writeoffs when the companies
had to cancel debts that
couldn’t be paid. That left
consumers with lower
credit scores, which led
to higher interest rates on
any subsequent loans
they took out. Household
debt went up, while incomes went down.
As has been said many
times in this column, beware believing that financial bad times are over,
even though in your
household they might appear to be. Keep debt as
low as possible. Pay off
debts as quickly as you
can, but don’t disregard
your rate of savings. If
you take a higher deductible for auto or home
insurance to save money,
be sure that deductible
amount is tucked away in
savings. If you can’t pay
off an item in three
months, don’t put it on a
credit card. Swap interest
credit cards for those
with no interest for a period of time and pay off
the other balances. Develop a second source of
income. Shop the sales.
In short, act as though
the Great Recession is
still upon us, because in
some ways, it still is.
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