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TUES., OCT. 21, 5:30-6:30 P.M. : FREE TUESDAY COOKING
CLASSES at the DeRuyter Free Library. Call 852-6262 to register.
WED., OCT. 22, 10 AM TO 4 PM: THE MADISON COUNTY ARCHIVES WILL HOST ARCHIVES DAY AT THE DMV BUILDING
IN WAMPSVILLE. This year will celebrate “Churches founded
prior to the 20th century.” Come and see the displays of over two
dozen churches telling their history and role in the community.
Madison County will showcase the original Religious Incorporation
books which show original founders and board members. Local
historians are also preparing displays of defunct churches that were
once located in Madison County. This event is free and open to the
public. For more information please call 366-2453.
Erieville Methodist Church
ELECTION NIGHT SUPPER
ROAST PORK - NOV. 4
Serving starts 5:00 p.m.
Serving Pork with all the trimmings.
and HOME MADE PIES
Adults $9.00, Children 5-12 $5.00 - Under 5 free
THURS., OCT. 23, 6:30 PM: THE MORRISVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY WELCOMES SUSAN GOODIER WHO WILL PRESENT
THE “NO VOTES FOR WOMEN.” Local author Susan Goodier
will talk about her new book No Votes for Women which explores
the complicated history of the suffrage movement in New York State
by delving into the stories of women who opposed the expansion
of voting rights for women. Books will be available for purchase
and signing at the end of the talk. There is no charge for this talk.
For more information please call (315) 684-9130.
FRI., OCT. 24, 7 PM: THE CAZENOVIA PRESERVATION FOUNDATION WILL HOST “WALK AMONG THE SPIRITS” AT EVERGREEN CEMETERY IN THE VILLAGE OF CAZENOVIA. Guided
lantern-lit walks of Evergreen Cemetery will visit 8 spirits who will
share their tales of adventure, intrigue and daily life in Cazenovia
ranging from 1800-1940. Groups will leave every 12 minutes for
a 75 minute tour. Reservations are suggested but not required.
For more information please call (315)877-1742.
SAT. OCT. 24, 11A-3P: SKANDA’S 2ND ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE.
Bring your family and spend a day with us and our sweet family of
animals. Taste delicious apple products made from our apples, go
on a hay ride, participate in workshops, run with the goats! 4000
Mosley Rd, Cazenovia. Contact: [email protected],
315-882-5490
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Apulia Methodist Church Rte. 80, Apulia Station
Attic treasures • Bake Sale • Raffles
SAT., OCT. 25, 7 PM: THE CAZENOVIA PRESERVATION FOUNDATION WILL HOST “WALK AMONG THE SPIRITS” AT EVERGREEN CEMETERY IN THE VILLAGE OF CAZENOVIA. Guided
lantern-lit walks of Evergreen Cemetery will visit 8 spirits who will
share their tales of adventure, intrigue and daily life in Cazenovia
ranging from 1800-1940. Groups will leave every 12 minutes for
a 75 minute tour. Reservations are suggested but not required.
For more information please call (315)877-1742.
SAT., OCT. 25, 9-2: FALL BAZAAR, Apulia Methodist Church,
Rte. 80, Apulia Station
SAT., OCT. 25, 4:30 P.M.: TURKEY DINNER, CUYLER FIRE
HOUSE. Turkey with all the trimmings. Sponsored by Cuyler United
Methodist Church
Benefit Georgetown Fire Dept.
ROAST PORK
DINNER
SAT., NOV. 1, 2014
4:00 p.m.-?
at Georgetown
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SAT., OCT.25, 2 AND 7 PM THE ONONDAGA HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION PRESENTS ITS SECOND ANNUAL GHOST TALK
“BELIEVE THEM OR NOT!” at the Nancy Cantor Warehouse
Auditorium on the campus of Syracuse University. Scammers,
schemers, charlatans and swindlers from the Salt City’s past!
These tricksters are a treat! Experience these past Ghostwalk
rogues again, or for the first time. ‘Do the Talk without the Walk!’
Reservations by October 17th: OHA Members $10, Non-members
$12; after October 17th:
OHA Members $12, Non-Members
$15. For more information and reservations, please call Karen at
(315)428-1864 X 312 (M - F from 7:30 am to 3:30pm). If calling on
the weekend (11am – 3:30pm) to make reservations, please dial
(315)428-1864 X 321.
SUN., OCT. 26, 1 PM TO 4 PM: THE CHITTENANGO LANDING
CANAL BOAT MUSEUM WILL HOST AN “EERIE” HALLOWEEN
PARTY at the visitor’s center. Free admission for this event. For
more information please visit www.clcbm.org.
United Church of DeRuyter
ROAST PORK
DINNER
SAT., NOV. 1, 2014 4:30 p.m. TIL gone
Adults $9.00’ 6-12 $5.00; 5 & under free
Parish House, Cortland St., DeRuyter
Take Outs Available
SUN., OCT. 26, 7:30-12:30 P.M.: PANCAKE BREAKFAST, Pompey
Hill Fire Department, 7407 Academy St., Pompey, NY. All you can
eat - pancakes including blueberry, French Toast, eggs, sausage,
ham, home fries, sausage gravy and biscuits, toast, fruit cup,
coffee, juice and milk.
MON., OCT. 27, 6 PM: THE GENEALOGY TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION GROUP WELCOMES MADISON COUNTY HISTORIAN
MATTHEW URTZ TO THE TOWN OF SALINA LIBRARY IN MATTYDALE. Urtz will speak on the availability of local government
documents and where different types of government documents can
be found. There is no charge for this event. For more information
please call 366-2453.
TUES., OCT. 28, 5:30-6:30 P.M. : FREE TUESDAY COOKING
CLASSES at the DeRuyter Free Library. Call 852-6262 to register.
WED., OCT. 29, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
BISTRO (Formerly Bub’s Subs), Court Street, Wampsville (Right
across from the DMV). Local business people band together to help
each other grow their businesses. Visitors are welcome anytime.
Find out more about MOORE Networking at www.moorenetworking.
org. Bring your business card and enjoy coffee and donuts with us.
Craft Show - Bazaar
SAT., OCT. 25,9 a.m.- 3 p.m.
FEDERATED CHURCH, NEW WOODSTOCK
FEATURING: Crochet items, jewelry, quilting,
wood working, doll clothes, Christmas items
BAKE SALE - LUNCH AVAILABLE
Sponsored by Neowahga Chapter Eastern Star, Cazenovia
TUES., OCT. 28, 7 PM: THE CAZENOVIA PRESERVATION
FOUNDATION WILL HOST “WALK AMONG THE SPIRITS” AT
EVERGREEN CEMETERY IN THE VILLAGE OF CAZENOVIA.
Guided lantern-lit walks of Evergreen Cemetery will visit 8 spirits
who will share their tales of adventure, intrigue and daily life in
Cazenovia ranging from 1800-1940. Groups will leave every 12
minutes for a 75 minute tour. Reservations are suggested but not
required. For more information please call (315)877-1742.
WED., OCT. 29, 7 PM: THE CAZENOVIA PUBLIC LIBRARY
WELCOMES MADISON COUNTY HISTORIAN MATTHEW URTZ
WHO WILL PRESENT ON THE MILLS ALONG CHITTENANGO
CREEK PRIOR TO THE 20TH CENTURY. Come and learn about
one of the most important waterways to the early development of
Madison County. Many photos from the Cazenovia Public libraries
will be featured along with stories of many of the mills that once
called the creek home. There is no charge for this event. For more
information please call (315) 655-9322.
The
Sunshine Shop
Located at the SOUTH OTSELIC
METHODIST CHURCH PARSONAGE
Rte. 26, South Otselic
Open
THURSDAYS,
FRIDAYS &
SATURDAYS
10 AM TO
4 PM
QUILT SHOW - NOV. 1ST
BRAND NAME CLOTHING & ITEMS! IT'S WORTH THE TRIP!
Our shop features gently used and some new clothing (all
sizes, men's, ladies & children's), odds and ends, some
household items plus much more!
Mission of the South Otselic Methodist Church
Cuyler United Methodist Church
TURKEY
DINNER
Cuyler Fire Station
Sat., Oct. 25, 2014
4:30 p.m.-?
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Adults $10.00 - 5-10 $5.00. Under 5 Free
Take Outs Available Pre orders call
Janet Young 607-842-6501 or
Barb Keeney 607-842-6628
SAT., NOV. 1, 1 PM TO 3:15 PM: THE CHITTENANGO LANDING
CANAL BOAT MUSEUM PRESENTS “GHOSTS ON THE ERIE
CANAL.” More information to come. For more information please
visit www.clcbm.org.
SAT., NOV. 1, 1 P.M.: THE AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT
SUPPORT GROUP will meet at St. Joan’s Church in Morrisville.
All women who have experienced the death of their spouse are
invited to share in the comfort, encouragement and hope with the
other women who have had some of the same experiences. For
further information, call Midge 684-3615.
SAT., NOV. 1, 4:00 P.M.: ROAST PORK DINNER to benefit The
Georgetown Fire Dept. Georgetown Firehouse. Roast Pork and
all the trimmings.
VENDORS & BAKE SALE
Parish Hall, DeRuyter, NY
Nov. 8, 2014, 10:00-2:00
Sponsored by DeRuyter United Church Womens Fellowship
PRE-ORDER YOUR FROZEN UNBAKED PIES NOW.
(Apple, Blueberry or Cherry)
Pick up Nov. 8. Order now by calling 315-852-6249
SAT., NOV. 1, 4:30 P.M.: ROAST PORK DINNER, Parish House,
Cortland St., Deruyter, sponsored by United Church of DeRuyter.
SAT., NOV. 1, 10 A.M.-2 P.M.: BAZAAR AND BEEF STEW LUNCHEON,SO.OTSELIC UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.Featuring
a quilt show, White elephant, baked goods, attic treasures, vendors
and more. Lunch Served 11:30 a.m.
SUN., NOV. 2, 7:30 AM -12:30 PM : POMPEY LION’S CLUB
ANNUAL FALL PANCAKE BREAKFAST, Pompey Firehouse.
Adults $6.00; $5 Sr. Citizens, Children $3.00, Under 5 FREE
SUN., NOV. 2, 8-12:00 NOON: DERUYTER’S WOODFORD/BURDICKAMERICANLEGION&AUXILIARYPANCAKEBREAKFAST.
We want to welcome back all of you who have supported us over
the years to once again join us for our mouth watering pancakes,
French toast, sausage, eggs, biscuits & gravy and of course plenty
of hot coffee. Without faithful patrons such as yourselves we wouldn’t
be able to keep the American Legion open, so again we send a big
“Thank You” out to you.
Craft Show - Bazaar
SAT., OCT. 25,9 a.m.- 3 p.m.
FEDERATED CHURCH, NEW WOODSTOCK
FEATURING: Crochet items, jewelry, quilting,
wood working, doll clothes, Christmas items
BAKE SALE - LUNCH AVAILABLE
Sponsored by Neowahga Chapter Eastern Star, Cazenovia
MON., NOV. 3, 7:00 P.M.: CAZENOVIA AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY will meet at Post 88 on Chenango St.
MON., NOV. 3, 7 PM: THE FABIUS HISTORICAL SOCIETY will
meet at the Fabius Community Center (7786 Main St., Rt. 80).Dave
Ruch from Buffalo, NY, will give a special concert program entitled
“Songs and Stories of the Erie Canal”. For this multi-generational
concert, Ruch presents some of the fruits of his decades-long
research into music and life on the Erie Canal, offering classic
singalongs and toe-tapping music along with rarely-heard pieces
and stories from the days of “Clinton’s Ditch”. Free and open to
the public. Refreshments will follow the program. Please join us.
TUES., NOV. 4, ELECTION DAY
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Sunday, October 26
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Pablo Picasso Born in Spain, Oct. 25, 1881 - National Bologna Day Oct. 24 - Sir James Chadwick (Discoverer of the Neutron) born, Oct. 20, 1891 - National Nut Day, Oct. 22
TUES., NOV. 4, 7:30-8:30 AM; GREATER SULLIVAN CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING at the
Sullivan Free Library, Genesee St. Chittenango
TUES., NOV. 4, 5:00 P.M.: ROAST PORK DINNER - with all the
trimmings. Erieville Methodist Church
WED., NOV. 5, 8-9 AM: HAMILTON BUSINESS ALLIANCE
MONTHLY GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING, Colgate inn,
Hamilton. All Hamilton area business people are welcome to come
and share information about Hamilton’s activities.
WED., NOV. 5, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
BISTRO (Formerly Bub’s Subs), Court Street, Wampsville (Right
across from the DMV). Local business people band together to help
each other grow their businesses. Visitors are welcome anytime.
Find out more about MOORE Networking at www.moorenetworking.
org. Bring your business card and enjoy coffee and donuts with us.
SAT., NOV. 8, 11:30-2: HOLIDAY LUNCHEON, BAKE SALE,
9-2, donuts and coffee 8-10, Quilt give away. Delphi Falls United
Church Parish Hall
WED., NOV. 12, 8-9:30 AM:
MOORE Networking at MADISON BISTRO (Formerly Bub’s
Subs), Court Street, Wampsville
(Right across from the DMV).
Local business people band
together to help each other
grow their businesses. Visitors
are welcome anytime. Find out
more about MOORE Networking at www.moorenetworking.
org. Bring your business card
and enjoy coffee and donuts with us.
Find out more about MOORE Networking at www.moorenetworking.
org. Bring your business card and enjoy coffee and donuts with us.
THURS., NOV. 13, 9:30 A.M.: CASA NEWS - Thursday Shopping
Day at Destiny USA. Bus departs Tops at 9:30 a.m. Returns at 3:30
p.m. You can shop and dine at stores and restaurant of your choice.
Reservations by Nov. 1. Info 655-0350
THURS., NOV. 20, 12 NOON: CASA NEWS - Luncheon at St.
James Church, Turkey and gravy will be served by Dave’s Diner.
Bring dish to pass and table setting. Larry Brennan, ventriloquist
will entertain. Info 655-0350. Info 655-0350
THURS., NOV. 13, 7 PM: THE MADISON COUNTY CIVIL WAR
SERIES WILL HOST ITS MONTHLY MEETING AT THE CHIT-
SUN., NOV. 23, 7:30-12:30 P.M.: PANCAKE BREAKFAST,
Pompey Hill Fire Department, 7407 Academy St., Pompey, NY. All
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SAT., NOV. 8, 10:00-2:00 P.M.: VENDORS AND BAKE SALE,
Parish Hall, DeRuyter, NY. Pre order your frozen unbaked pies
now. Apple, Blueberry or Cherry) Pick up Nov. 8. Order now by
calling 315-852-6249. Sponsored by DeRuyter United Church
Womens Fellowship.
SAT., NOV. 8, 7:00 P.M.: FREE CONCERT AT MADISON HALL,
Rte. 20, Morrisville, NY. Featuring “EZ String” formerly “The Living
Room Pickers”. Country Blue-Grass, Ragtime, Ho-Down and Contemporary styles. Refreshments available - Donations accepted.
Come join us for an evening of good music at a good price. Bring
a friend.
SAT., NOV. 8, 9 A.M.-2 P.M.: HOLIDAY BAZAAR, Unique ideas
for everyone on your list! Many creative handcrafted items, Tupperware, pottery, quilted items, bake sale, silent auction and more.
Cazenovia Methodist Church, 21 Lincklaen St., The proceeds from
this bazaar will benefit special projects, including Cazenovia’s
historic clock tower.
TENANGO LANDING CANAL BOAT MUSEUM. Speaker Pamela
Vittorio will present “The Role of the Erie Canal in the Civil War.”
There is no charge for this event. For more information please
visit www.clcbm.org.
FRI., NOV. 14, 6:30 PM: THE MORRISVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
WELCOMES SUE GREENHAGEN WHO WILL PRESENT THE
“BLIZZARD OF ’88 (1888 THAT IS).” Greenhagen will share the
story of the epic snowstorm that struck the east coast in March of
1888. Sue will show the effects that the storm had downstate as
well as in central New York. There is no charge for this talk. For
more information please call (315) 684-9130.
NOV. 15, 4:30 P.M.: HAM LOAF DINNER, Apulia Methodist Church
WED., NOV. 19, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
BISTRO (Formerly Bub’s Subs), Court Street, Wampsville (Right
across from the DMV). Local business people band together to help
each other grow their businesses. Visitors are welcome anytime.
you can eat - pancakes including blueberry, French Toast, eggs,
sausage, ham, home fries, sausage gravy and biscuits, toast, fruit
cup, coffee, juice and milk.
TUES., DEC. 2, 7:30-8:30 AM; GREATER SULLIVAN CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING at the
Sullivan Free Library, Genesee St. Chittenango
WED., DEC. 3, 8-9 AM: HAMILTON BUSINESS ALLIANCE
MONTHLY GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING, Colgate inn,
Hamilton. All Hamilton area business people are welcome to come
and share information about Hamilton’s activities.
SAT., DEC. 6, 9 -11:30 A.M. : RABIES CLINIC, ONEIDA VETS
FIELD - North Main St.,**Proof of previous vaccination is required
to qualify for a three-year certificate.** All animals must be at least
3 months of age, and properly restrained (leash and collar/harness
or cage/pet carrier). “Certificate of Vaccination” obtained from veterinarian or Madison County Department
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FARM AND HARDWARE, INC.
3 miles East of Madison on Rte. 20. (315) 893-1884
Open Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 8-4; Closed Sunday
LEGAL NOTICES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BECAUSE OF OUR
NEW PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
OUR ABSOLUTE DROP DEAD
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
Anything received after that
will NOT make that Week’s Issue
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NOTICE TO ALL LINCKLAEN
RESIDENTS: Due to surgery,
HOUSES
REAL ESTATE
LAKEFRONT 5 Acres with
Cottage, deck, dock $119K. 7
Acres Lakefront $39K Hamilton
Area.516-356-2298 (j21-13)
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the Office of the Lincklaen Town
Clerk will be CLOSED until
Monday November 3rd 2014.
As always, any and all town
business can still be conducted
by mail. For any immediate
or in person business needs ;
please leave a message at the
clerk’s office (315) 852-1193.
Messages will be checked
daily and appointments will be
made as needed. Thank You,
Mahaley Holl, Lincklaen Town
Clerk (o20-1)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to Town Law a
Public Budget Hearing will be
held by the Commissioners of
the Georgetown Fire District
on Tuesday, October 21th
the Georgetown Fire House
form 6PM to 8PM. Tim Stone
secretary/treasurer (o13-2)
12,000 sq. ft. of greenhouses.
6.9 acres set up for annuals,
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SHMILY
My grandparents were married for over half a century and
played their own special game from the time they had met
each other.
The goal of their game was to write the word “shmily” in
a surprise place for the other to find. They took turns leaving
“shmily” around the house, and as soon as one of them discovered
it, it was their turn to hide it once more.
They dragged “shmily” with their fingers through the sugar
and flour containers to await whomever was preparing the
next meal.
They smeared it in the dew on the windows overlooking
the patio where my grandma always fed us warm, homemade
pudding with blue food coloring.
“Shmily” was written in the steam left on the mirror after a
hot shower, where it would reappear bath after bath.
At one point, my grandmother even unrolled an entire roll
of toilet paper to leave “shmily” on the very last sheet.
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There was no end to the places “shmily” would pop up.
Little notes with “shmily” scribbled hurriedly were found on
dashboards and car seats, or taped to steering wheels.
The notes were stuffed inside shoes and left under pillows.
“Shmily” was written in the dust upon the mantel and traced
in the ashes of the fireplace.
This mysterious word was as much a part of my grandparents’
house as the furniture.
It took me a long time before I was able to fully appreciate
my grandparents’ game.
Skepticism has kept me from believing in true love - one
that is pure and enduring.
However, I never doubted my grandparents’ relationship.
They had love down pat.\
It was more than their flirtatious little games; it was a way
of life.
Their relationship was based on a devotion and passionate
affection which not everyone is lucky enough to experience.
Grandma and Grandpa held hands every chance they could.
They stole kisses as they bumped into each other in their
tiny kitchen.
They finished each other’s sentences and shared the daily
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(Most stock is only a day away)
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O T H E R D E C O R AT I O N S
at the Erieville Evergreen
Cemetery, should be removed
by October 25, 2014. The
Erieville Evergreen Association
will not be responsible for items
left on the lots after this date.
Christabell Westcott, Secretary.
(o13-2)
BECAUSE OF OUR
NEW PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
OUR ABSOLUTE DROP DEAD
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
Anything received after that
will NOT make that Week’s Issue
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crossword puzzle and word jumble. My grandma whispered to
me about how cute my grandpa was, how handsome and old
he had grown to be.
She claimed that she really knew “how to pick ‘em.”
Before every meal they bowed their heads and gave thanks,
marveling at their blessings: a wonderful family, good fortune,
and each other.
But there was a dark cloud in my grandparents’ lives: my
grandmother had breast cancer. The disease had first appeared
ten years earlier. As always, Grandpa was with her every step
of the way.
He comforted her in their yellow room, painted that way so
that she could always be surrounded by sunshine, even when
she was too sick to go outside.
Now the cancer was again attacking her body. With the
help of a cane and my grandfather’s steady hand, they went to
church every morning.
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But my grandmother grew steadily weaker until, finally, she
could not leave the house anymore. For a while, Grandpa would
go to church alone, praying to God to watch over his wife.
Then one day, what we all dreaded finally happened. Grandma
was gone.
“Shmily.” It was scrawled in yellow on the pink ribbons of
my Grandmother’s funeral bouquet. As the crowd thinned and
the last mourners turned to leave, my aunts, uncles, cousins
and other family members came forward and gathered around
Grandma one last time.
Grandpa stepped up to my Grandmother’s casket, and taking
a shaky breath, he began to sing to her.
Through his tears and grief, the song came, a deep and
throaty lullaby. Shaking with my own sorrow, I will never
forget that moment.
For I knew that although I couldn’t begin to fathom the depth
of their love, I had been privileged to witness its unmatched
beauty.
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WORSHIP SERVICES
MORRISVILLE- FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH - 15 Cambridge Ave,
684-9010. Sunday School at 10 AM, Worship Service at 11 AM
Evening Service at 6:30 PM .Bible Study Wed. 7 PM.
MORRISVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Worship 10:30
a.m. Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Clothes Basket 10:00 a.m.-2:00
p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays
MADISON BAPTIST CHURCH, North Street, Madison; Kids Sunday
School 10:15 am, Adult Sunday School 10:30 am; Worship service
11:15 am; Food give-away monthly on the last Saturday,
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- -11 Ruth St., Vernon, NY 13476 - _______________________________________
SALE EVERY MONDAY 12:30 PM: Sheep, Goats, Pigs, Horses &
Hay; 1:30 PM - Calves then Beef
EVERY
THURS. 1:15 P.M.: Dairy Cattle then Beef & Calves
_________________________________
Monday, October 20, 2014 - 12:30 PM
Registered QH Palamino stallion ridden in past needs refresher
course; QH registered mare been ridden-partially trained needs
refresher course; Palamino mare 13 yrs. old been ridden. Also
sending tack(saddles-Bridles-blankets).
Thursday, October 23, 2014 - 1:15 PM
1. Farmer sends 25 heifers all Holstein except 1 Jersey & 1
Jersey Brown Swiss Cross. Nice group of heifers-14 breeding age; remainder 600-700 lbs. and down. Farmer doesn’t
have enough room in barn for them. Have had all shots and
inoculated with Horizon 5. All Sire Identified.
2. Our usual run of dairy cows, heifers and service bulls.
All dairy cows & heifers will be nasaled & preg checked at
our sale barn.
Empire Livestock/Burton’s is open Wednesdays from
8 AM to 5 PM to accept Cattle for our Thursday Sales.
upcoming sales
Thurs., Oct. 30 - Heifer Consignment Sale. Advertising deadline Tues., Oct. 21.
Thurs., Nov. 20 - Fat Cattle and Feeder Sale. Advertising
deadline Tues., Nov.11.
Mon., Nov. 24 - Regular schedule:12:30 pm pigs, sheep, goats,
horses and hay. 1:30 pm calves followed by beef.
Wed., Nov. 26 - Regular Thursday schedule. Heifer Consignment sale 12:30 PM. Plus our usual run of dairy cows and service bulls followed by our beef sale and calf Sale.
Thurs., Nov. 27 - Closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday.vice
bulls followed by our beef sale.
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For Information Call Office: 1-800-257-1819 or 1-315-829-3105
_______________________________________________
Manager & Auctioneer: Tim Miller (cell) 315-440-9683
(home) 607-847-6475
Auctioneers: Ken Hughs 315-436-2215
David Sherwood 315-436-0804
CHECK OUR WEBSITE @ www.empirelivestock.com for a list of sales
RENTALS
BECAUSE OF OUR
NEW PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
OUR ABSOLUTE DROP DEAD
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
Anything received after that
will NOT make that Week’s Issue
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APARTMENT
FOR RENT: Apt., country
setting, 2 BDRM, 1 bath, minutes
from Cazenovia/Manlius. $800
plus utilities. 447-3311. (s29-c)
FOR RENT: 3 BDRM upstairs
apt. in Cincinnatus. $700 mo.,
hat and electric included.
References. No pets. 607-8634540. (o20-1)
FOR RENT: 1 bedroom in New
Woodstock. No pets, year lease
and references. 662-7035 or
662-7378. (o20-c)
TOWN HOUSE
COTTAGE
COTTAGE AVAILABLE FOR
RENT JAN 2015 $950 MONTH.
Lakefront, 1 BDRM, 1 bath,
deck, dock. 5 acres, Hamilton
area. 516-356-2298 (j21-13)
HOUSE
FOR RENT: 4 or 5 bedroom
home, 2 full baths, fireplace,
large yard. On Rte. 13,
Chittenango. Call 315-6877348. $1350 plus utilities,
security deposit and references.
Available Dec. 1. (s29-5)
FURNISHED HOUSE
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
RENT: Lovely ranch, completely
furnished, 2 BDRM, 2 baths,
washer and dryer, dish washer,
ready now. $800 plus utilities.
2734 Oran Delphi Road. 7 mos.
only. 315-655-0666. (o20-2)
“INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN HOMER SCHOOLS”
ABSOLUTE REAL ESTATE AUCTION!
167 South Main St. Homer , NY 13077
Wed., 10/29 @ 5 PM * Preview Begins @ 3 PM
For the Estate of Robert L. Carlton*
Open House: 2 hours prior
to auction or by apmnt. Walk
the lot at your convenience.
Call Steve @ 607.423.3293.
A structurally sound 2- story
old style 3 Fam. Home w/
(3) 1 BR units (2 down & 1
up) w/ 1,884 rentable SQFT
(1296 down & 588 up). 11
total rooms, nat. gas steam heat, w/ 3 baths, 3 kitc. in village of
Homer. Good roof, needs some TLC, but will be good money maker! 16’x12’ open back porch/ deck area, wood siding, front porch
w/ shared laundry room, public sewer & water, Full bsmnt, off
St. parking, doesn’t flood & on a 145’ x 59’ Lot. Nicely Located
midway between Cortland & Homer & less than 1 mile to I81! & SELLS AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
REGARDLESS OF PRICE! Visit: www.Zoggbros.com
ANOTHER AUCTION SALE MANAGED BY...
Zogg Brothers Auction & Cattle Co.
Steven D. Zogg Real Estate
1264 NYS Route 392 • Cortland, NY 13045
Office; 607-835-6599 fax: 866-889-9866
www.Zoggbros.com
“A COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE”
HOME - FARM
COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL
Roof Coating & Painting
For All Steel Roofing
Call Webb Professionals
363-8660
MOBILE HOME LOT
FOR RENT: Mobile home lot
in the country. 655-2351. (j28-c)
OFFICE FOR RENT
WINTER STORAGE
VEHICLES
BECAUSE OF OUR
NEW PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
OUR ABSOLUTE DROP DEAD
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
Anything received after that
will NOT make that Week’s Issue
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CARS
FOR SALE: 2004 Blazer, 4x4,
$2900. 662-7623. (o13-2)
ONONDAGA COUNTY AREA MUNICIPAL
SURPLUS & CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT AUCTION
Trucks, Heavy Equipment, Cars & Pickups
Sat., October 25, 2012 @ 9:00 A.M.
NYS Fairgrounds, 581 State Fair Blvd. Syracuse, New York
(Exit 39 on NY Thruway, 690 East to Exit 7, to Gate 2, follow auction signs)
Consignments being added daily, check www.teitsworth.com for updates!
Equipment
Cat D5H six way dozer
John Deere 410E Turbo 4WD tractor
loader backhoe, EROPS, E-hoe, aux.
hydraulics, S/N T0410EX885528
John Deere Model 762 scrapper, S/N
001972T
Dynapac tamper
Miller Big 30 portable welder, diesel
Tandem/Single Axle
Trucks & Trailers
1996 Volvo W6-64 T/A dump w/plow &
wing, Cat engine, 42K
1986 Mack R688ST T/A tractor, Wet
line, heavy haul spec., Mack 350HP.,
Mack Maxitorque ext. range
1992 White GMC T/A dump, Cummins
N14, Fuller 18 spd. trans.
2002 IH S/A dump w/plow
2000 Volvo S/A dump w/All Season
FOR SALE: 2004 Aveo, low
mileage, 5 spd, 4 dr, call 6559563. (o13-3)
TRUCKS
MOTORCYCLE
$85,750. Call 570-934-2420
leave message & number
(o20-2)
FOR SALE: 4 Cooper winter
tires, Weather Master S/T2
225/65R 17. $650 new, less
than 1000 miles. Asking $500.
Ph. 655-3920. (o13-2)
BECAUSE OF OUR
NEW PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
OUR ABSOLUTE DROP DEAD
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
Anything received after that
will NOT make that Week’s Issue
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FOR SALE: 4 Glacier snow
tires, 235/55R18. Used from
11/13-4/14. $400. 315-6849824. (o20-2)
FARM
STANDING CORN FOR SALE
TRACTORS
OCTOBER SALE
Friday, OCT. 24, 12-6,
Saturday, OCT. 25, 10-3
The Barn - 2009 Ballina Road, Cazenovia
Also introducing the BARN BOUTIQUE!
Clothing, boots, belts and purses!
13 South from Town Three Miles,
Go Left on Ballina, 8/10 Of
A Mile On Left
FOR SALE: (2) new Cooper
mud and snow ires 205/70/R15
on Buick rims $70.00 each; (2)
slightly used, same size and
rims. $50.00 each. 315-6558543. (o20-1)
FOR SALE: 4 Borbet
wheels 4-lug, with 4 snow
tires, 185/65R15 (3 Dunlap
Graspic DS.2, 10/32 tread; 1
Bridgestone Blizzak WS60,
4/32 tread), $400. 662-7576.
(o20-1)
MOTOR COACH
2005 MONACO CAYMEN 38’
DIESEL, MOTORCOACH,
4slides, w2 awnings, 2 furnaces,
2 A.C.w/heat strips, 4 door reffreezer, 2 TV, levelers, 8KW
Gen. Air ride, 14,005 miles
Utility & Specialty
2008 Ford F550 utility w/Altec AT235
bucket, diesel, 90K
(2) 2008 Ford F450 2WD utility w/Altec
AT235 bucket, diesel, 79K/63K
2000 Chev. 3500 Express van
1988 Mobil Athey street sweeper,
Detroit diesel
2008 Ford F250 SD XL 4WD Super
Cab pickup, PL, PW, AC, cruise, Fisher plow, spray in bed liner, 80K
2001 Ford F250 4WD pickup, gas,
auto.
2011 Ford F150XL, 4WD Super cab pickup
1995 Chev. G20 van, gas, auto., 42K
Mowers & Landscape
2007 Hustler Super Z, 72” mower,
suspension seat, flex forks, 28 hp.
Kohler
Meyers E60 9’ plow
Western 1000 receiver mounted
sander
Skid steer mounted sander
Western 8’ gas powered salter
One Tons, Pickups, Cars, & Vans
Misc
2003 Chev. K3500 4WD dump, Dura(2) Display Solutions Sunray 380
max diesel
road signs
Can’t make it to the auction? Bid live, online with RTI Live online Bidding
www.teitsworth.com for full catalog, online bidding, pics, and terms
TERMS: Full payment auction day, cash, check, MC/Visa
or municipal voucher. 10% buyer’s premium on items selling for under
$1,000. 2% buyer’s fee waived for payment with cash or check.
Delivery Dates: October 20-23, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
To consign equipment
or for additional information contact Cindy Wolcott @ 585-738-3759.
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Roy Teitsworth Inc.
5604 Barber Hill Rd, Geneseo, NY 14454 - 585-243-1563
W A N T E D :
A L L
MOTORCYCLES BEFORE
1985, running or not! Japanese,
British, European, American.
TOP $CASH$ PAID! Free
Appraisals! Call 1-315-5698094. 1stKickcycles70@gmail.
com
TIRES
Body, Cummins, Fuller 10 spd., Viking
plow/wing
1984 Oshkosh P2323-7 S/A dump,
plow/wing, 92K
Oshkosh WT-2206 S/A, VIN# 61937
remanufactured in 1990, never in salt
NEW; dump, tilt, and landscape trailers!
1982 24’ tri-axle trailer
TRACTORS: John Deere 2940
diesel, older cab, 80 HP, clean,
$7,500; John Deere 2440 diesel,
60 HP, clean $7,500; John
Deere 1020 gas, loader, works,
$3,995; Zetor 7211 diesel, 70
HP, 2200 hours, nice, $6,500;
Ford 1910 diesel, 4x4, loader,
works, $6,750; All 3 point hitch,
LOPTO, power steering. 607656-4568. (o13-2)
FARM EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT: Gehl 1870 big
round baler, nice $3,750; Gehl
1540 Vortex silage blower, like
new $2,750; New Holland 155
manure spreader, Gate 220
bushel, nice $5,000; Peaque
125 bushel manure spreader,
like new, $3,750. All excellent.
607-656-4568. (o13-2)
Beautiful
& Practical...
CHERRY
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Ample cabinet
& shelf space, while
providing a homey,
warm atmosphere!
Vanities | Kitchens | Furniture
Handcrafted Cabinetry
Built to Fit Your Home!
2509 Perry Shumaker Road, Munnsville, NY
(315) 843–4234 • 1–800–843–3202
Open:
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MISC. SERVICES WANTED
WANTED: HORSE DRAWN
CARRIAGE/WAGON RIDE
PROVIDER for the Village of
Hamilton’s Night of Lights, Dec.
5, 5:30 - 7:30 pm. Compensation
negotiable. If interested call
607-674-4214
LAND FOR SALE/RENT
GOODS FOR SALE
BECAUSE OF OUR
NEW PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
OUR ABSOLUTE DROP DEAD
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
Anything received after that
will NOT make that Week’s Issue
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VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS
$225.00 Installed. Lifetime
w a r r a n t y. E n e r g y S t a r
approved. Emerson Exteriors
and Remodeling. (315) 6965730 (a7-c)
SMALL LOADS
SMALL LOADS: For driveway
repairs, top soil needs,
decomposed flower bed &
garden material, driveway mix,
shale, stone - #1’s & #3’s, stone
dust, sand, mulch - delivered.
655-2351. (a28-c)
SKIERS EDGE
FIREWOOD
SKIERS EDGE Big Mountain
T5. Includes transport wheels,
RPM w/Footpads, & Slope
Simulator. Paid $2000 in Sept
of 2012. Lightly Used. Looking
for $1000 or BO. Call Connie:
315.841.8393.
FIREWOOD: $65 face cord
delivered. Also we take HEAP
orders. Mixed hard woods. Call
Donald 315-837-4362. (a5-c)
FUEL OIL - KEROSENE DIESEL FUEL - PROPANE:
Automatic degree day delivery,
quantity discounts. GRIFFITH
ENERGY, A Superior Plus
Company. 337-5540. (n12-c)
SEASONED FIREWOOD pickup or delivery. 315-7500079. (s23-c)
COAL STOVE
COAL STOVE-Hitzer EZFLO
30-95 Caz., $600 obo, 315-7299475 (o6-4)
WOOD STOVE
HEARTHSTONE WOOD
STOVE: Radiant soap stone
warmth, w/54”x48” matching
pad. Excellent condition. $550.
315-683-5262. (o13-2)
HEATING FUEL
CONCERT TICKETS
FOR SALE: 2 tickets to
Joe Bonomassa concert in
Rochester, Nov. 24. Paid $230
asking $175. 414-6892 (o13-2)
HOME THEATER SOUND SYSTEM
FOR SALE: JVC Home Theater
Sound System (TH-BC1) sound
bar. 6 speaker, 60 watt, FM
tuner. $50.00 655-9734. (o20-1)
WEEKLY SALES EVERY MONDAY
HOSKING SALES
Weekly Sales Every Monday 11:30 with Misc. & Small animals, 1:00 PM
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!
Monday, Oct. 13th sale - cull ave. $.95, top cow $1.16, Bulls/Steers $1.15
- $1.29, bull calves top $4.35,
heifer calves top $3.20, Dairy feeders $.25 - $1.31,Dairy top milking age
$2750, bred heifers top $1925, open heifer top $1450.
Saturday, Oct. 25th - 11:00AM -Warwick, NY. Sale to be held at the farm.
Crandall Farm Machinery Sale. We will be accepting consignments for this
sale - call immediately. Full listing on our website.
Saturday, Nov. 8th - sale on farm. Edmeston, NY 11:00AM. Wil-Wen-Brook
Holsteins Complete Dispersal. 170 head of Registered Holsteins. SCC
180,000 - 200,000. Exceptional herd from top to bottom you will find high
scoring, deep pedigrees, show prospects with the best available sires.
Friday, Nov. 14th - 11:30 AM. PREMIER ALL BREED SALE - 100 HEAD
OF REGISTERED DAIRY CATTLE OF ALL BREEDS. CALL TODAY WITH
YOUR CONSIGNMENTS TO BE INCLUDED IN EARLY ADVERTISING.
Breeds reprented - Holsteins, Brown Swiss, Jersey, Guernsey, Ayrshire &
Shorthorn. Farms represented: Faigle Farm, Gaige Farms, Sco-Li Farm,
Lantland, Barnes, Posthaven, Lamport, Osborne, Oakfield Corners, Hosking Farm, Locust-Vale, Forever Hopeful, Thurston Farm, Tom Gillette, Echo
Farm, Empire Farm, Buttons, Tornado Valley Farm, Yaleville. A lot of milk,
deep pedigree heifers as always something for everyone.
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.
Hosking Sales
607-699-3637 or 607-847-8800 - Cell: 607-972-1770 or 1771
Tom & Brenda Hosking
6096 NYS Rt. 8 New Berlin, NY 13411
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CHURCH NEWS
SUNDAY OCTOBER 19 AT 7
PM FENNER COMMUNITY
CHURCH, corner of Nelson and
Bingley Roads in Cazenovia,
invites you to join us for worship
and fellowship with Pastor Ralph
Jordan,
AWAKENCHURCHISHAVING
THEIR FIRST ANNUAL KIDS
CHRISTMAS MUSICAL
CALLED“LEGACYOFLOVE”
We would like to invite any
children from the community
(ages 5-12) to join us for a Kids
Choir. Open Enrollment until
November 2nd. Rehearsals
will be on Sundays at 11-1pm
(lunch provided) starting on
November 2nd. Performance
5518 Nelson Road
Canastota
315-655-0346
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MISC.
THE DERUYTER GOLD
AND SILVER CLUB will meet
on Monday, October 20th at
11:00AM at the Legion Hall.
Please bring table service, and
a dish to pass. The Madison
County nurses will be here
to give flu shots from 9:30 –
11:00AM. Bring your Medicare
card.
Park Designs
Service Agency will be available
on the third Wednesday of
each month at the Town of
Eaton Office Building, 35
Cedar Street in the Village of
Morrisville. Information and
benefit counseling will be
available regarding federal,
state and local veterans
benefits, some of which include:
Service-Connected Disability
Compensation, Non-Service
Connected Disability Pension,
Vocational Rehabilitation &
Education Benefits,Survivor
Benefits, Military Records,
Military Medals & Awards, VA
Healthcare, VA Home Loan
Guarantee, Veterans Property
Buying Cars, Trucks, Farm Machinery
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607-692-7510
Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8-4:30, Sat., 8-2
DEAN COE NAMED NORMAN
ODELL CITIZEN OF THE
YEAR. The Town of Nelson
and the Erieville Nelson
Heritage Society are pleased
to announce that Dean Coe of
Nelson will receive the Norman
Odell Citizen of the Year award
for 2014. Join us for the award
ceremony Sunday, November 2,
2014 at 2:00 p.m. at the Nelson
Town Office building. (o20-2)
KNOTS OF LOVE
KNOTS OF LOVE CROCHET
KNIT GROUP “will meet only”
once a month at L. Whitmarsh
home, 1641 Seminary Street
the 2nd Tuesday of the month
starting October 14, 2014.
We make hats, scarves, lapa-ghans for residents of the
Oxford Veterans Home. Our
motto “give back to those who
gave so much for our freedom”
Project Coordinator, Rose
Wood-Lallier 315-852-6079.
Knots of Love Crochet Knit
Group “by request” will start
a afternoon class 1-3 p.m. the
3rd Tues. of the month at the
DeRuyter Library, Seminary
St. starting October 21. Project
coordinator Rose Lallier 3125852-6079. (s29-c)
VETERANS SERVICE
AGENCY:Arepresentative from
the Madison County Veterans
Tax Exemption,Return The
FAVOR Veterans Discount
Program,Appointments are
recommended, however walkins will be accepted between
9:30 am - 3:30 pm (office closed
from NOON -1 pm for lunch).
The representative will only be
at the Morrisville location on the
third Wednesday of each month.
Please contact the Wampsville
office for appointments or
to determine which location
can best serve your needs.
Madison County Veterans
Service Agency, 138 N. Court
St., P.O. Box 546, Wampsville,
NY 13163, (315) 366-2395.
29 So. Main St., Sherburne
607-674-9440
Drop them off at the TOWN
OF CAZENOVIA OFFICE,
7 Albany Street, Cazenovia
to be recycled. The rules are
easy! We accept any quantity
and brand of ink and toner
cartridges. Cartridges from
copiers, too! (a1-c)
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FORINDEPENDENTSENIORS
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about services for older adults
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(Call between 7 am to 6 pm,
3 to 5 days in advance) (j19-c)
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Parts & Accessories
• Carpet & Vinyl Flooring
• Doors • Windows • Skirting
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• Tubs • Showers • Sinks
• Hardware • Plumbing • Electrical
• Lots Of In-Stock Items
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Do you have that expression
here-- ‘yard of ale?’ It’s when
you pour a pint of ale down a
tube, straight into your throat.
Anyway, he was feeling quite
good. He called me ‘funny
face’ that night. And he’s
called me ‘funny face’ ever
since. We stayed at the party
so late that we missed the last bus, and on the walk home we
planned our honeymoon.”
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meeting, St. Thomas Episcopal
Church Parish House, 12½
Madison Street, Hamilton. For
information, call 824-0965.
(a18-c)
things you love—and never complain about anything. And as
you use those things that shine bright and make you feel good
as your excuse to give your attention and be who-you-are, you
will tune to who-you-are, and the whole world will begin to
transform before your eyes. It is not your job to transform the
world for others—but it is your job to transform it for you. A
state of appreciation is pure Connection to Source where there
is no perception of lack. -Abraham
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GCCAC 1st Annual Fall
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For the whole family to enjoy!!
Don’t Miss the Fun
Scarecrows & Prizes
Pumpkins & Prizes
Farmer’s Market
Music
Food
Merchant Mystery Boxes
w/prizes
Hayrides
Dancing
Vendors
The SkeeleFace
Agency
Painting
Pumpkin Painting
& Countryway
Tastings at Oneida Savings
Good News!
ill Finish
Ahead
Of
Fri. Oct 24th Scarecrows
come out on Sidewalks
Sat Oct 25th - 9 a.m. Register Carved Pumpkins at Chamber
for contest
“Others”
To Save You
9 to 4 Farmer’s Market & Vendors on Albany Street
10 to12 Pumpkin and Face Painting at Chamber
$ On
Insurance
11 toYour
1 Lincklaen House
Hot Dogs in park
Little Big Band Music
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6 p.m. Pumpkins will be lit telephone park
6:15 p.m. Awards for Pumpkins and Scarecrows
will be given
6:45 p.m. Pumpkin Dump
7 p.m. CPF Walk Among the Spirits at Evergreen
Cemetery Park at Burton Little League Park
Need Over 100 Pumpkins
For First Year
To be displayed on Scaffolling in front of Kinney’s. Must be
regis-tered at Chamber office 59 Albany and placed on shelves
before 4 p.m. Your name must be on your pumpkin. They will
be lit at 6 p.m. At 6:30 if you want your pumpkin you must
retrieve it before the Pumpkin Dump when they will all be
tossed for disposal in a field.
Fri. Oct. 24th submit your scarecrow entry
and be registered for prizes. Public is invited to
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•Nice Selection of Local Books & T-Shirts
•Many American Made Gifts
•Nice Greeting Card Selection
GREAT CASH PRICES ON PRESCRIPTIONS
~ FRIENDLY SERVICE ~
enter their scare-crows. They will be dis-played on Albany Street.
Healthy
Mediterranean
Meals at the
Cazenovia
Public Library
- LOCAL CAN & BOTTLE DRIVE -
THE 3RD SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH
DROP OFF CANS & BOTTLES ANYTIME
Brochures & Information from our Members
Nelson Odeon Tickets
George Van Hook Paintings (Sept. only)
Come hungry and join
Chamber Supported Events
Rhonda Hammond Arnsby,
Farmer’s Market every Sat. 9 to 4 at
certified chef and nutritional counselor, for “Healthy
Memorial Park on Albany Street
Mediterranean Meals” on Monday, November 3rd at 5:30 pm
Oct 24th Scarecrow Festival Albany St.
in the Cazenovia Public Library Community Room.
Oct 25th 75th Hunt Ball at Cazenovia Club
During Arnsby’s class, attendees will learn the art of living
Nov 1st Last outdoor Farmer’s Market at Memorial Park
a long and disease free life by preparing delicious, healthy
(Winter Market is third Sat. 9 to 1 at American
gourmet meals using traditional whole foods as medicine.
Legion starting Nov.15th thru April 18th)
Arnsby is a Level IV Macrobiotic Teacher and Counselor
A Special Thank You to Gene Gissin Photography for all
with a Masters’ Degree
the
photos used in the Chamber Newsletters
in Natural Health. To heal from malignant melanoma and
become a cancer survivor, she used food as her medicine. Currently, Arnsby runs a wellness center on DeRuyter Lake,
teaching people how to heal through traditional cooking
Aileen Randolph—Manager
methods.
Visit the Market every Saturday 9 to 4
For preparation purposes, please pre-register for this class
Shop Early for Best Selection:
at 655-9322 by Friday, October 31st.
Summer Season Vendors:
Summer Farmer’s Market is Open
1 to 3 Childrens Movie
at Cazenovia
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As always, this class is free and open to the public. For more Adirondack Distilling Company—Vodka, Gin, Whisky &
2 Dracula Matinee at Catherine
Theatre
2 to 4 Hayrides around Cazenovia Business District
3 to 5 Golubs Pumpkin
Farm
to Catapult
NESEE ST.
• 226
FAYETTE
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Critz Farm Corn Maze and Fritters
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Dance (in case of rain dance will be at Critz Farm barn)
87-3901Tasting at Oneida Savings
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682-5141
& beverages)
Lincklaen
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Hot
Sausage
P&O
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FAX (315) 682-5143
information on “Healthy Mediterranean Meals” or other events
at the Cazenovia Public Library, call 655-9322 or visit www.
cazenoviapubliclibrary.org
Available Now
At The Chamber Office
Bourbon
Antimoc Craft Collection Jewelry—Jewelry, Aprons,
Scarves, Tye-Dye T-Shirts, Hot Pot Holders and Decorated
Flip Flops
Brownson Family Farm—Fruits, Vegetables, Honey and
Maple Syrup
Cazenovia Cut Block—Woodworking Boards & Bowls
Creekside Meadows Farm—Meats, Vegetables, Plants,
Flowers, Maple Products, Soaps and Woodworking Crafts
Current
and
Dizzy Lizzy’sAuto
Farm—Produce,
Fruit,Home
Garlic, Maple,Insura
Eggs
and Flowers
Cazenovia Rotary Phone Books
Cazenovia Village Events Calendar (Free)
If
We Don’t Beat Your
Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter Events Listed
Brand New Cazenovia Map & Visitors Guide
Policies by
Post Cards, Note Cards and
Tourist Information
2014 Member Directory
“America’s Music Cities”
Tour Brochure
2316 Rt. 12B
$100 or More
Lunch
HamiltonCazenovia
is On Us!!!
Animal Hospital
Animal Hospital
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INSURANCE
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*A Local Independent Chamber*
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Chamber Office: 315-655-9243 • 888-218-6305 • FAX 655-9244
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spendage.
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105 Nelson Street
Cazenovia, NY 13035
Bus: 315-655-2886
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COMMUNITY RESOURCES
FOR
INDEPENDENT SENIORS
Questions, comments or ideas about services
for older adults in the Cazenovia, Nelson and
Fenner, NY areas? Call CRIS at 655-5743.
www.callcris.org - Email: [email protected]
Zimmer’s Bakes—Baked Goods
Summer Occasional Vendors
2 Kids Goat Farm—Dairy Products, Soaps, Lotions and
Lip Balms
Fishbellies—Microwavable/Freezer Corn Bags for Pain
Relief
Primo & Mary’s Heritage Products—Jarred Salsa
Trunk Rescue—Painted old trunks
Critz Farms– Maple Syrup and Hard Ciders
Look at us now!
We’re pleased to announce the
launch of our new website.
The new LaboratoryAlliance.com is easy to navigate and
takes full advantage of current web technologies – and it’s
accessible from any device.
Turn to LaboratoryAlliance.com for Patient Service
Center hours and directions, to view our test menu and
for other information you seek, quickly and with ease.
(40 Vendors have signed up for Market as of
9/30/14)
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY “EVENT”
The Perfect Spot is The
“Club 88” Event Center
0901127
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, State Farm Indemnity Company, Bloomington, IL
Drover Hill Farm—Beef, Pork, Lamb and Chicken
Empire Buffalo, LLC—Bison Meat and Garlicky
Goodness
Fairie Treasurers—Handmade arts and crafts
Fenner Alps Fiber Farm—Yarn and Fiber from Angora
goats, Vintage Journals, and Crochet Jewelry
Fishbellies-microwave/freezer corn bags for pain relief
Frosty Morning Farm—Fruits, Vegetables, Plants,
Flowers, Eggs, Baked
Goods, and Hand Made Hula Hoops
Goosegreen Farm—Pastured Chicken and eggs (starting
July 5th)
Hartwood Farm—Fruits, Vegetables, Plants, Flowers and
Eggs
Jewelry by Dolly—Handmade Jewelry
Johnston’s Honey Bee Farm—Honey, Handmade Arts &
Crafts
Kriemhild Dairy Farms—Butter
Life of Reilley Distilling Company—Spirits (Coming
Soon)
Local Roots—Vegetables, Syrup, Honey and Eggs
Meadowood Farms—Cheese, Beef and Lamb
Mizrahi Manor Granola– Granola
Mountain Grown Farm—Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers and
Honey
Navarino Orchard—Fruits, Vegetables, Baked Goods and
Home Canned
Goods
Paradise Gardens—Plants and Flowers
Peanut Lane—Cold pressed Juices
Refresh Farms—Greens
RISE—Artisan Breads
Simple Roast—Coffee
Spruce Ridge Landscape & Design—Plants and Flowers
Sweet Indulgences Dessert Catering—Baked goods
Talking Tricksters—Works in Clay
Tartine Bake Shop—Baked goods
Three Village Cheese Co.—Cheese
Theresa’s Treasures—Handmade Arts & Crafts
The Hi, Neighbor
Publishes
Announcements For
Birthdays
Births - Engagements
Anniversaries - Weddings
Graduations - Promotions
In Loving Memory Memorials
& Obituaries
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Facilities: Dining Area, Kitchen, Ball Room/Stage
Parking, Handicap Access, Air Conditioned
Cazenovia American Legion, 26 Chenango St.
Call Linda Parisou @ 315-655-4379
to book your party
Greater Cazenovia Area
Chamber of Commerce
Presents
America’s Music Cities
Featuring
New Orleans, Memphis & Nashville
May 10 - 17, 2015
8 Days
11 Meals: 7 Breakfasts, 4 Dinners
Day 1: Sunday, May 10, 2015 New Orleans, Louisiana– Tour
Begins from Cazenovia
Pick up and transfer to Syracuse Airport (22 seats reserved
for this tour). Transportation
From New Orleans airport to Sheraton New Orleans Hotel.
Step back in time on a cultural getaway that spens in the
“Jazz Capital of the World” - New Or-leans! This soulful city
abounds with rich history, mouth-watering Cajun and Creole
cuisine, and a in-comparable soundtrack.
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Day 2: Monday, May 11, 201 French Quarter (Breakfast &
Dinner included)
Enjoy a walking tour of New Orleans’ famous French Quarter
where we see the majestic St. Louis Cathedral, one of the
city’s most recognizable landmarks. Continue on to the ustling
French Mar-ketplace where you’ll explore Pirates Alley, the
Cabildo, The Presbytere and the Pontalba. Stop to taste a true
New Orleans favorite– beignets at Café’ Du Monde. Tonight,
roll up your sleeves and prepare to discover how to cook New
Orleans-style! During a unique cooking demonstration at the
New Orle-ans School of Cooking, your chef will indulge you
in everything that Louisiana cuisine has to offer.
Day 3: Tuesday, May 12, 2015 French Quarter (Breakfast
included)
Set out on a drive along New Orleans’ historic Esplanade
Avenue. Then journey through Lou-isiana’s swamp on a cruise
narrated by your captain. Learn about the history and ecology
of this fascinating ecosystem while keeping an eye out for
wildlife including bald eagles, herons, turtles and alligators!
You’ll also see houses (accessible only by boat) of the local
Cajuns who have made their homes here in the bayous. Return
to New Orleans and spend the remainder of the afternoon at
leisure to discover this great city your way.
Day 4: Wednesday, May 13, 2015 New Orleans to Memphis,
Tennessee (Breakfast & Dinner)
Travel north to Memphis, the birthplace of the Blues, Rock
‘n’ Roll and Soul. Upon arrival, im-merse yourself in Memphis’
cuisine with dinner at a local favorite barbecue restaurant. Stay
at the Memphis Sheraton Hotel.
Day 5: Thursday, May 14, 2015 Memphis (Breakfast &
Dinner included)
This morning, embark on a one-of-a-kind tour of the city of
Memphis. Local musicians board the coach and tell the story of
Memphis’ musical heritage and history as you view the city’s
many high-lights...you may even be tempted to sing along!
Then, don your blue suede shoes when you visit Graceland,
the palatial home of Elvis Presley. Enter Elvis’ 14 acre estate
and visit his home, original business office, trophy building
and the Meditation Garden, where Elvis and members of his
family have been laid to rest. The remainder of your day is free
to enjoy this city’s vast musical offerings on yur own. Dance to
the live music that may fill the open air or spend the evening
exploring Beale Street’s vibrant musical clubs!
Day 6: Friday, May 15, 2015 Memphis—Nashville (Breakfast
Included)
Journey to the “Music Capital of the World” - Nashville.
Check into the Grand Ole Opry Re-sort Hotel. This evening ,
take your reserved seat at the renowned “Grand Ole Opry”. What
began as a building where a local radio broadcast show aired
once a week in 1925 has grown to become an entertainment
complex that attracts music fans from all over the world. After
the show, take a behind-the-scenes look at the music during
a backstage tour of the Opry! Next, discover the history and
learn about the operations of the show during a talk with the
Grand Ole Opry staff.
Day 7: Saturday, May 16, 2015 Nashville (Breakfast and
Dinner included)
Your day begins with a tour of the historic RCA Studio B
for an up-close look at Nashville’s oldest remaining record
studio where Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton and Charlie Pride
once recorded some of their classic hits. Learn the secrets
of how each artist recorded their chart-topping music in this
fa-mous studio, where you may even have the opportunity to
record your on hit!! Then, explore the Country Music Hall of
Fame, the largest museum of popular music in the world. The
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museum’s vast collections of memorabilia, costumes, recordings
and instruments are artfully presented in cutting-edge exhibits
relaying the colorful histories of country music and its artists.
Learn about the Hatch Show Print, the original printer of the
concert flyer for famous country musicians, and have the
opportunity to see how they are still printed today. Later today, a
local guide will share the history and lore of Music City during
a sightseeing tour. Visit the old Ryman Auditorium and view
the State Capitol, Music Row and the Parthenon—a full scale
replica of the Athenian original.
Day 8: Sunday, May 17, 2015 Nashville Tour Ends (Breakfast
included)
As your journey comes to a close, return home with a wealth
of memories that will have you humming a new tune. Fly
Nashville to Syracuse and bus to Cazenovia.
We have information available at the Chamber. Stop by or
call 315-655-9243
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CRIS Timebank
The Mission of the CRIS Timebank is in a place to strengthen
the informal support system of family, neighborhood and
community within the Cazenovia, Nelson and Fenner areas.
The network of service credit exchanges will enhance the CRIS
mission to help seniors to stay in their homes as long as possi-ble.
What is a Tmebank? A Timebank is a system is set up to
exchange the time and talents of community members to meet
the needs of friends, neighbors and the larger community.
During this initial year, the Timebank is open to those 55 and
older. Call 655-5743 for more information.
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National Abolitionist Hall of Fame and Museum and on the
Archives Committee for the Central New York Library Resource
Council. He is also a Board Member and Regional Coordinator
for the Association of Public Historians in New York State. In October, 2013, Urtz started a project to record the stories
of World War II Veterans from Madison County. To date, the
stories of seven veterans have been recorded with more to come. The goal is to have the recordings available at local libraries
and at the Madison County Historical Society.
Join Urtz on October 29th and learn all about the
mills along Chittenango Creek. As always, this presentation
is free and open to the public. For more information on this or other events at the
Cazenovia Public Library, call 655-9322 or visit www.
cazenoviapubliclibrary.org.
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Ryan Tech Solutions
Tim Ryan
3955 East Road, Cazenovia, NY 13035
Phone: 315-378-9380 E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://ryantech.solutions
Offering computer services for your home, your office and
the web. From fixing your laptop to managing your network
to growing your business online.
AFLAC of New York
Jason Terranova—Independent Agent
9 Albany St., Suite 3-1, Cazenovia, NY 13035
Phone: 413-347-0051 Fax: 315-373-0965
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: Aflac.co
Specialize in multiple lines of supplemental benefits and life
insurances for business owners & employers as well as some
individual programs including dental, short term disability,
accident, cancer etc.
New York Horse Magazine
Janis Barth, Editor & Publisher
We are taking ads now for our next edition. Go to www.
New York Horse Magazine .
We’re located in Cazenovia, part of NY’s Equine Alley.
Phone 315.345.9297 Email [email protected]
HOUSE JACKING
Carved & Painted
Pumpkin Contest
Oct 25th 10 a.m to 2 p.m.
Register your pumpkin at the
Chamber at 59 Albany St.
Be sure your name and phone no. is on your pumpkin so
you can win a prize.
They will all be lit at 6 p.m. and winners announced. If you
wish to take your pumpkin home before the big Pumpkin Dump
you must grab it by 6:45 p.m.
Madison
County
Historian To
Speak At The
Cazenovia
Public Library
On Wednesday, October 29th
at 7:00 pm, the Cazenovia Public Library once again welcomes
Matthew Urtz, Madison County Historian, who will present
“Mills along Chittenango Creek Prior to the 20th Century.”
All are invited to join him in the Community Room and enjoy
an enlightening discussion about one of the most important
waterways in the early development of Madison County. Featured will be many photos and stories of the mills that once
called the Creek home.
Urtz was appointed the Madison County Historian in April,
2010. He serves as well on the Cabinet of Freedom for the
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CAZENOVIA CHURCHES
CAZENOVIA FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH welcomes all to its
Sunday morning service at 10 a.m. Church school and nursery care
also at 10:00. Friendship gathering immediately following service.
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH - Corner Hurd & Green Sts.
Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m. Sunday 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Daily Masses
Mon. & Thurs. 6:45 a.m.; Wed. & Fri. 9:00 a.m.; Tuesday Communion Service 9:00 a.m.
CAZENOVIA AND NELSON METHODIST CHURCHES - Cazenovia. Sunday Worship Service 9:30 a.m. Adult and children Christian
Education following worship. Nelson Sun. Worship Service 11:15
a.m. Sunday School and nursery care during service. Both Sanctuaries are wheel chair accessible.
CAZENOVIA VILLAGE BAPTIST CHURCH – 7 Seminary St.,
Cazenovia, NY – Worship 10:30 am, fellowship following. Bible
Study Wed. 7:00 pm; College night Fri. 7 pm handicapped accessible---Web Site: cazvbc.org—Tel. 655-9276
OPEN DOOR BAPTIST CHURCH (5 miles So of Cazenovia, 1 mi.
north of New Woodstock on the West side of Rt 13) Sunday school:
9:40 a.m. Morning Service 11:00 a.m., Evening Service 6:00 pm.
Wednesday ministries: Adult prayer meetings 7:00 p.m. Teenage
youth group 7:00 pm., Children ministries 6:45 pm. Nursery care
ages 2 & under provided
FALL IS ONCE AGAIN UPON US!
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of reference to Sandy Welsh,
District Clerk, DeRuyter Central
School, 711 Railroad Street,
DeRuyter, NY 13052. (o20-2)
VA C A N C Y - D E R U Y T E R
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Letter of Interest, completed
application (available at www.
deruytercentral.org/district/
humanresources) and letters
of references to Sandy Welsh,
District Clerk, DeRuyter Central
School, 711 Railroad Street,
DeRuyter, NY 13052 no later
than October 31, 2014. (o20-2)
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PETS FOR ADOPTION
HELP WANTED: Full time with
farm experience, Class A or B
required truck driver. Reliable
and reference required. Please
call or leave message 315-6623006 (o13-3)
SNOW PLOW DRIVERS
NEEDED. Dedicated routes,
our trucks. Only experienced,
dependable people needed.
Manlius Location.Call 419-1469
(o13-4)
TIE STALL DAIRY looking
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preferred. 684-9688. (o20-1)
SUBSTITUTES NEEDED
- DERUYTER CENTRAL
SCHOOL - All Substitute Areas:
Certified (please include copy
of NYS certification), Teaching
Assistant, Teacher Aide,
Bus Drivers (CDL preferred,
but will train), Maintenance,
Clerical. Anyone interested in
performing substitute services
for DeRuyter Central School
should send a completed
application (available at www.
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day-November 2014 through
April 2015, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Tables provided - Fee by donation. For info call Duane Button
684-3402. (o13-4)
SNOW PLOWING. Reasonable
rates, any area. Call Dennis
440-9269 (o6-13)
CASH FOR CARS and
TRUCKS. Get A Top Dollar
INSTANT Offer! Running or Not!
1-888-416-2208
CHAINSAWS - Sharpened, cut
to size for Oregon chainsaw
chains at Moyer’s Sales and
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D O N AT I N G A V E H I C L E ,
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1-866-204-4548
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PRODUCERS & BAKERS
FARMERS - Producers and
bakers wanted for the monthly
indoor Morrisville Market.
Begins Nov. 1, Saturday. For
info call Duane Button 6843402. (o6-16)
VENDORS WANTED
MORRISVILLE INDOOR WINTER MARKET AT MADISON
HALL ON Rte. 20. 1st Satur-
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
655-0309
Review of applications will begin immediately and continue
until the position is filled. Morrisville Auxiliary Corporation is
an EOE. Applicants also apply online at http://www.morrisville.
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On The Subject Of Name Changes
- This Is Good -
No matter which side you are on in this matter, this is funny.
This guy is hilarious... Here is an e-mail sent to Clarence Page
of the Chicago Tribune after an article he published concerning
a name change for the Washington Redskins.
Dear Mr. Page...
I always love your articles and I generally agree with them. I
would suggest, as in an email I received, they change the name
to the “Foreskins” to better represent their community, paying
tribute to the dick heads in Congress.
I agree with our Native American population. I am highly
insulted by the racially charged name of the Washington
Redskins. One might argue that to name a professional football
team after Native Americans would exalt them as fine warriors,
but nay, nay. We must be careful not to offend, and in the spirit
of political correctness and courtesy, we must move forward.
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you see a team named for the Confederacy? No! There is no
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The Milwaukee Brewers. Well that goes without saying.
Wrong message to our children.
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Organisms ranging from bacteria to humans have circadian
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gain weight and develop metabolic problems associated with
diabetes. Similarly, jet lag in two humans who had traveled
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gut microbes, favoring the growth of bacteria that have been
linked to obesity and metabolic disease.
“Our findings highlight a new therapeutic target that may
be exploited in future studies to normalize the microbiota in
those people whose lifestyle involves frequent alterations in
sleep patterns, such as shift workers and very frequent fliers,”
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in these large human populations with probiotic or antimicrobial
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obesity and its complications.”
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been established, but the process of getting democracy to work
reliably is a lot harder and more difficult than many Moslems
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what al Qaeda preaches, that the world should be ruled by an
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to make war on Islam. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. U.S.
troops in Iraq were amazed at the number of fantastical beliefs
that were accepted as reality there. Then there is the corruption
and intense hatreds. It’s a very volatile and unpredictable part
of the world, and always has been.
In first decade of the 21st century if became popular to call
many of these Moslem countries who were having trouble
establishing democracy “failed states.” This became the generic
term for unstable countries that were prone to rebellion and
civil disorder. What they all have in common is a lack of “civil
society” (rule of, and respect for, law), and lots of corruption.
The two sort of go together.
The best example of a failed state has long been Somalia, and
that’s largely because the concept of the “nation of Somalia” is
a very recent development (the 1960s). It never caught on. Same
could be said for the Palestinians. Sudan is accused of being a
failed state, but it isn’t in the same league with Somalia. Sudan
has had central government of sorts, on and off, for thousands
of years. Not so Somalia.
Another common problem in failed states is a large number
of ethnic groups. This is a common curse throughout Africa,
which is why the majority of the worst failed states are there.
Europe, and much of Asia, have managed to get past tribalism,
although that has not always resulted in a civil society. Tribalism
has kept most African nations from making much economic
progress. The top failed states tend to be African, Moslem or
both. Somalia is also unique in that it is one of those rare African
nations that is not ethnically diverse. Instead, Somalia suffers
from clan animosities and severe warlordism.
There’s a similar problem in the Middle East. For example,
two current hot spots, Iraq and Afghanistan, have long been
torn apart by tribal and religious animosities. Same with the
Balkans and parts of India and Pakistan. Perhaps the most
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Meanwhile many Moslem leaders have absorbed all this and
come up with their own solution. This has not been easy. For
example, for years the king of Saudi Arabia has been telling
other Arab leader that they are the problem and you can take that
as a sign of progress. But real progress it ain’t. Arab leaders are
victims of their own success. Their rule is based on corruption
and police state tactics.
Think East Europe before 1989. Big difference is that,
although the populations of East Europe then, and the Arab
world now, were both fed up with their leaders and governments,
the Arabs were not willing to make as painless a switch as
the East Europeans did in the 1990s. That’s because the East
Europeans had two choices; communism or democracy. The
Arabs have four; despotism, democracy, tribal factionalism or
Islamic dictatorship.
In Iraq and Gaza we see how the Islamic radicals react to
democracy. They call it un-Islamic and kill those who disagree
with them. The Arabs have to deal with this, and in Iraq they
are. In Gaza they aren’t. But the violence in Iraq has revealed
another Arab problem. Even if you remove religion from the
equation, not all Arabs are keen on democracy. In Iraq, the Sunni
Arab minority believe it is their right (or responsibility) to run
the country. This is a common pattern in Arab countries. One
minority believes they are rulers by right, and that democracy
is an abomination and un-Islamic (or at least inconvenient for
the ruling minority). This is the pattern in nearly every Arab
country.
Like South Africa, India and a lot of other places where
“democracy won’t work,” it does. Not democracy like in the
United States, or Europe, or anywhere else. Every democracy
is different, just like every culture is different. Democracy is
a messy, inefficient form of government, but compared to all
the others, it tends to be preferred by most people.
Arabs, even Arab leaders, know they need democracy.
They have tried everything else, and nothing else works. But
democracy is strong medicine for Arabs, and many would rather
just talk about it, and go no further. And that is the problem in
the Arab world. Islamic terrorism is the result.
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glaring example of a failed state caused by too much diversity
is Papua New Guinea, on the eastern portion of the island of
New Guinea (north of Australia). Papua New Guinea has over
800 languages (and even more tribes.) It has been in chaos,
of one form or another, since becoming a nation 35 years
ago. There is no Islam involved here as most of the locals are
Christian or pagans.
No one has come up with a quick, or easy, solution for
failed states. It’s all a matter of effective local leadership, and
that frequently fails to show up. There has been some success
in helping good leaders develop, by assisting with installing
a democracy. But just letting the people vote often leads to
someone, who looked like a good guy, turning into a dictatorial
“president for life.” Haiti has, for two centuries, trying to develop
a civil society, and for over a century has been using democracy
in that effort. Has not worked, and prospects are bleak.
Iraq is being keenly watched by the Arab world. It’s one of
only few Arab states to have held free and fair elections lately.
Iraq, however, is in the center of the Arab world, and its success,
or failure, as a democracy, will determine how well democracy
will fair in the region. Thus the current struggle with ISIL takes
on an added urgency.
The consensus so far is that the old reasons (outside
interference) for the poor government in Arab states no longer
apply. Since the 1950s, centuries of Turkish, and, more recently,
a few decades of European rule, were to blame. Tiny Israel
also got some blame. But it’s become obvious that the Turks,
Europeans and Israelis are not the cause. The problems are
internal, and the search is on for workable solutions.
One exemplary leader can make a difference. Examples
abound. Kemal Ataturk, more than any of his close followers
and advisors, turned Turkey from a medieval monarchy, into a
functioning democracy. India also had a handful of strong leaders
early on who achieved what many believed impossible, and
created the world’s largest (over a billion people) democracy.
Neither Turkey nor India are as efficient and prosperous as many
older democracies. But compared to many of their neighbors,
Turkey and India are beacons of hope in an otherwise dreary
political landscape. Alas, they are the exception, not the rule, and
this sorry state of affairs will continue for the foreseeable future.
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his passion. Always attracted to abstraction for the creative
freedom and challenge it offers, he eventually realized that
he is “inherently a perfectionist with a need for control.” In
the 1970s, he began exploring collage and was “endlessly
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generate more public support in Moslem countries. The cult
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ensures that any Moslem civilians killed by non-Moslems is
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Arab countries. There have been about 250 air strikes against suffer more losses from air attack. In other words domination
ISIL in Iraq so far . These attacks have destroyed about 300 of the air did not neutralize the troops on the ground it just
vehicles (60 percent of them armed and 15 percent armored). slowed them down and made them less effective. By the end
Some 43 percent of the attacks were on ISIL combat troops of the 20th century there were lots of heat sensors and cheap
in combat positions (in trenches, bunkers or moving to make UAVs were appearing and air dominance became more effective
an attack). The rest of the attacks were against structures (for because they could be detected and attacked at night. But the
headquarters, training, living quarters or storing things like enemy on the ground still could make some effort, adapt and
weapons and ammo). Some of the structures were checkpoints continue to operate.
and command posts and a few were roadside bombs that could
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planners point out that four or five times as many are needed of ISIL forces moving and operating openly without suffering
to make a significant difference and having fifty to a hundred an air attack because there simply are not that many warplanes
air attacks a day for a while would hurt ISIL badly.
overhead.
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aircraft they could send.
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halting and, especially in the case of the Kurds, pushing back
ISIL. While the Iraqi Arabs have several hundred thousand men
(nearly half of them militias) they can depend on (and over
100,000 Iraqi Army troops Western advisors describe as too
With the obvious targets hit or abandoned the air power poorly led to be useful), most of these men are tied down guarding
is concentrating on ISIL combat forces. This has been most the “border” (or front like) between government and ISIL
effective with Kurdish troops from northern Iraq. The Kurdish controlled territory. The Kurds have the same border problem
forces in Iraq are experienced working with American troops but are better trained and led than their Arab counterparts in
and air power. As a result ISIL has come to fear the Kurds and the south. The Kurds are also more enthusiastic about working
avoid them. Because of the threat of air strikes ISIL has to be with foreigners. Thus American advisors are welcome. At one
careful concentrating forces to push back the Kurdish advance. point the Kurds wanted Israeli military advisors to return.
ISIL has one big advantage in that, historically, enemy The last ones left in 1975 because of American pressure and
dominance of the air does not allow total destruction of the a return of the Israelis, at least officially, was still blocked by
force on the ground. But this domination of the air does have a the Americans. The Kurds and Jews go way back and have
crippling effect. This was seen in France and Germany during always gotten along, usually because both saw themselves as
World War II. Between mid- 1944 and early 1945 the allies minorities in Iraq and before that the Turk Empire. The Kurds
has so many fighters available that they could constantly patrol always practiced a more mellow (Sufi) form of Islam and
roads and quickly radio for reinforcements if they detected the still do. Most Kurds are very hostile to all forms of Islamic
Germans making a large scale movement. Otherwise fighters radicalism. Thus the Kurds are getting a larger number of
could use their 12.7mm machine-guns, unguided rockets or Western special operations troops and military advisors than
bombs against any ground targets that appeared. Back then, there the Iraqi Arabs. The Kurds are simply easier to work with and
were no heat sensors so the Germans found they could move absorb the training better.
safely at night, as long as there were no lights involved. This
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Chapter 18 - Continued
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marble slabs polished as smooth as glass, and the curbs that
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designed and built all of green marble. The gates flew open as
the chariot appeared before them, and the Cowardly Lion and
Hungry Tiger trotted up a jeweled driveway to the front door
of the palace and stopped short.
“Here we are!” said Dorothy, gaily, and helped Button-Bright
from the chariot. Polychrome leaped out lightly after them, and
they were greeted by a crowd of gorgeously dressed servants
who bowed low as the visitors mounted the marble steps. At
their head was a pretty little maid with dark hair and eyes,
dressed all in green embroidered with silver. Dorothy ran up
to her with evident pleasure, and exclaimed:
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“O, Jellia Jamb! I’m so glad to see you again. Where’s Ozma?”
“In her room, your Highness,” replied the little maid
demurely, for this was Ozma’s favorite attendant. “She wishes
you to come to her as soon as you have rested and changed
your dress, Princess Dorothy. And you and your friends are to
dine with her this evening.”
“When is her birthday, Jellia?” asked the girl.
“Day after to-morrow, your Highness.”
“And where’s the Scarecrow?”
“He’s gone into the Munchkin country to get some fresh straw
to stuff himself with, in honor of Ozma’s celebration,” replied
the maid. “He returns to the Emerald City to-morrow, he said.”
By this time, Tok-tok, the Tin Woodman, and the shaggy
man had arrived and the chariot had gone around to the back
of the palace, Billina going with the Lion and Tiger to see her
chickens after her absence from them. But Toto stayed close
beside Dorothy.
“Come in, please,” said Jellia Jamb; “it shall be our pleasant
duty to escort all of you to the rooms prepared for your use.”
The shaggy man hesitated. Dorothy had never known him
to be ashamed of his shaggy looks before, but now that he was
surrounded by so much magnificence and splendor the shaggy
man felt sadly out of place.
Dorothy assured him that all her friends were welcome at
Ozma’s palace, so he carefully dusted his shaggy shoes with his
shaggy handkerchief and entered the grand hall after the others.
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