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Volume 3 Issue 41
LIBRARY LUNCH SERIES: Thurs.,
Feb. 19, 12 noon, Saranac Lake Free
Library. Steven Engelhart, Executive
Director of Adirondack Architectural
Heritage, will present “There’s More
to Adirondack Architecture than
Great Camps”. Free. Desserts and
beverages will be served. All are
welcome. 891-4190
February 19, 2015
ADIRONDACK
WELLNESS
WORKSHOP: Thurs., Feb. 19, 7pm,
Saranac Village at Will Rogers.
Certified Emotion Code Practitioner,
Marie, McMahon, PTA, LMT, will
present “Emotion Code: Releasing
Emotional Baggage for Health and
Happiness”. Learn the negative
effects of emotional baggage and the
tools to restore physical and mental
vitality. 891-7117
WINTER CARNIVAL SLIDE SHOW:
Thurs., Feb. 19, 2pm & 7:30pm,
Saranac Village at Will Rogers.
Come re-live the 2015 Winter
Carnival in pictures with this slide
show featuring photos of all Winter
Carnival events. 891-7117
LOCAL FOODS POTLUCK AND
TALK: Thurs., Feb. 19, 5-7pm,
Paul Smith’s College VIC. Meet with
local farmers and sample some
of the products they grow. Learn
to participate in the local food
movement and have an informative
conversation with the people who
help make it part of our community.
Hosted by The Adirondack Center
for Working Landscapes and the
Franklin County Cornell Cooperative
Extension. RSVP by calling 3276241
SUNRISE
ROTARY
WINTER
CARNIVAL: Sat., Feb. 21, 11am3pm, CVPH, 75 Beekman St.,
Plattsburgh.
Sledding,
skating,
broom ball, mini-putt snow golf,
cross-country skiing, snow shoeing,
clowns, healthy snacks & drinks,
horse drawn wagon rides, carnival
games, pancake toss & more! Free
admission with non-perishable food
donation for local food bank.
SELF
ADVOCACY
GROUP
MEETING: Thurs., Feb. 19. Held the
3rd Thursday of the month at the
Saranac Lake Adult Center, 6:308pm, to educate the community
about people with disabilities. 8916219 or visit the Facebook page Adk
Advocators 2012.
OSCAR NOMINATED SHORTS:
Thurs., Feb. 19, 7:30pm, Lake
Placid Center for the Arts. Get a
jump on your local Oscar pool with
2 nights of Oscar Nominated Shorts
- Animated and Live Action. Tickets:
$7. 523-2512
RELIVE THE MIRACLE: With
the players that made it happen.
Sat., Feb. 21, 7:30pm, 1980
Rink, Herb Brooks Arena, Lake
Placid. Featuring interviews, video,
memorabilia, and special guests.
Tickets are $19.80 and available at
the Olympic Center Box Office or
online at miracleonicereunion.com
SNOWSHOE & CROSS COUNTRY
SKI PROGRAM: Feb. 19-20, 2-3pm,
Cadyville Rec Park. Learn something
new or just have fun in the snow.
Equipment is provided. Experience
isn’t necessary. Pre-registration is
required. Register by calling the
Youth Bureau at 565-4750
FREE ZUMBA: Sat., Feb. 21, 122pm, Champlain Centre Mall. Stop
by for music, fun, exercise, and
giveaways in front of JCPenney. Part
of Snowball 2015
SKIING WITH THE STARS: Sat.,
Feb. 21, 6:30pm, Tupper Lake
Groomed Cross Country Ski Center.
Join members of the Adirondack
Public Observatory for a night on the
trails. The APO will bring telescopes.
The trail crew will provide the
bonfire. Pack some trail treats and
meet at the fire pit near Cranberry
Pond.
Clear
sky
dependent.
Snowshoes welcome. 359-3538
WANTED: Gold - jewelry,
rings, chains, watches, etc.
Anything 10K, 14K, etc.
marked/unmarked, any
condition. Top prices paid.
Also buying sterling silver
flatware. In Tri-Lakes area
regularly. JBAgold.com
(315) 265-3184
FIRE & ICE FESTIVAL: Feb. 21
& 22, Big Tupper Ski Area. Sleigh
rides, bonfires, fireworks, dog sled
rides, golf tournament, Broom ball
tournament, hockey tournaments,
live music/art, ice sculptures, snow
carvings, toboggan chute, snocross
racing, kid’s winter clothing swap,
craft shows, ski films, & more. Gate
fee at Big Tupper.
FIRE & ICE GOLF TOURNAMENT:
Sat., Feb. 21, 12pm, Tupper Lake
Municipal Park. The 5-hole course
will be played from 12-3pm with
the longest drive and closest to pin
contests starting at 3pm. Warm up
by the bonfire and grab some food
and beverages. Bring the entire
family. Kids are more than welcome
to play and the spectator cost is free.
$60/3-person team. $5 for 3 balls
in contests. Only event issued balls
will be used. Clubs will be available.
Presented by the Tupper Lake
Lions Club and Tupper Lake Rotary
Club. Proceeds will go back to the
community through programming
provided by both clubs.
ROTA
STUDIO
&
GALLERY
EVENTS: Thank you to everyone
who has been donating to help keep
our doors open. Fri., Feb. 20, 7pm,
music show featuring Portland,
ME experimental rock band, Great
Western Plain, with local acts JJ’s
Party Tube and Average Looking
Mullighans. Sat., Feb. 21, 6pm,
acoustic show featuring local
gals Giovanina Bucci and Taylor
Lavalley. $3-10 donation requested.
All ages. Substance free.
SNOWBALL 2015: A Celebration of
Winter in the North Country. Check
out all the cool events happening
in Plattsburgh throughout the
month of February by visiting www.
borderlessnorth.org, the Snowball
2015 Facebook page, or call 518566-7575
CHILI SKI FEST: Sat., Feb. 21,
Paul Smith’s College VIC. Chef
Sarah Longley and several Paul
Smith’s College culinary students
are cooking up pots of chili for both
vegetarians and carnivores. Come
sample it for yourself and check out
ski and snowshoe demonstrations,
ski with a naturalist, join our waxing
clinic and our “Find the Pavilions”
poker run. $10/person, free with ski
pass. 327-6241
KIDS SNOWSHOE WALK AND
GAMES: Sat., Feb. 21, 10am-noon,
Paul Smith’s College VIC. Make Chili
Fest a family outing. Kids in grades
3-5 are invited to go on a snowshoe
walk and play some outdoor games.
Snowshoe rentals available. $20/
person, $40/family, 25% discount
for Friends of the VIC and seasonpass holders. 327-6241
NEW MOON ART SHOW: Paul
Smith’s College VIC. This show
features works by Nancy Brossard
and Eleanor Sweeney and will be
available for viewing and purchase
until March 16. 327-6241
GUN SHOW: Sat., Feb. 21, 9am5pm, Sun, Feb. 22, 9am-3pm, West
Potsdam Fire Department. Gun
raffle, food & beverage. Buy, sell,
trade. 45 Blanchard Rd., Potsdam.
ADIRONDACK DREAMING: Sat.,
Feb. 21, 7:30pm, Lake Placid Center
for the Arts. The film screenings
pay homage to the history and
natural wonders of the Adirondacks.
Hosted by Steve Fisher. Featuring
“Climb to Glory”, “Hanging Spear:
Headwaters of The Hudson”, and the
world premiere of “Real Adirondack
Stories”. Tickets: $15 advance; $20
at door. 523-2512
GAME NIGHT: Every 3rd Sat. of
the month. Sat., Feb. 21, 6-9pm,
Saranac Village at Will Rogers.
Come to the Lower Lounge, choose
a board game, and join the fun. Play
Scrabble, Mah Jongg, Chess, card
games, Pictionary, & more. Free.
Open to the public. Refreshments
provided. 891-7117
COMPUTER LITERACY TRAINING
CLASS: Mondays and Wednesdays,
Feb. 23 - May 13, 5:30-8:30pm,
Wells Central School. This free
course is to prepare students for
employment as teleworkers in
the customer service segments of
various industries. For beginners
or those wanting to increase their
computer skills and employment
opportunities. Job specific skills
like customer service, sales and
marketing
techniques,
conflict
resolution, and interview skills
will also be covered. All required
materials are supplied free. Contact
Andrew for info. at 518-648-5112 or
[email protected]
ALL YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST:
Sun., Feb. 22, 8am-12:30pm,
Brushton VFD. Pancakes, sausage,
bacon, eggs, home fries, toast,
coffee, milk, juice. $8 adults, $4
children 6-12, 5 & under free. Take
outs available. 529-6007
Free Classified Ads call - 877-444-2308
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KEENE VALLEY LIBRARY KIDS’
MOVIE NIGHTS: Movies will be
shown Friday nights at 6pm. Feb.
20 “The Lego Movie” (1 hr. 40 min.).
Mar. 6 “Babe” (1 hr. 32 min.). Mar.
20 “Brave: (1 hr. 34 min.). 576-4335
SPRING
TUMBLING
REGISTRATION OPEN: Lake Placid
Center for the Arts. Youngsters ages
2-12 will be introduces to tumbling
and basic gymnastic skills to develop
strength, flexibility, coordination,
and build self-confidence. Held
every Tuesday for 7 weeks, Apr.
7-May 19. Students must register
for all 7 weeks. No partial payments
accepted. Visit www.lakeplacidarts.
org or call Donna Walsh, 891-5909,
or Mary Heverly, 524-0767, for more
info. Also register by phone at 5232512 or on the LPCA website
FAMILY SUNDAYS: Feb. 22, Mar.
1, 8, 15, 22, & 29, 11am, The Wild
Center, Tupper Lake. Get your
family out of the house and engaged
with programming that will keep
you entertained, educated, and
warm during these long winter
months. Every week will feature a
different nature themed watercolor
painting project. Grab a pair of
snowshoes and hit the trails to
explore on your own or on a guided
walk. Free for members or with paid
admission which includes free use
of snowshoes. 518-359-7800
ADULT WINTER WORKSHOPS:
Lake Placid Center for the Arts. The
Cello for Fans: Sat., Feb. 28, 3:305:30pm, $20, Instructor is Esther
Rogers. Felted Hat or Bowl: Sat.,
Feb. 28, 10am-4pm, $35 + $12
materials fee, Instructor is Caroline
Thompson. Register online or by
calling 523-1512
BENEFIT CONCERT: To raise
money for the Paul Hameline family.
Sat., Feb. 21, noon-5pm, Elks Club,
59 Cumberland Ave., Plattsburgh.
Four
bands
have
donated
themselves to help raise money for
the Hameline Family. The bands
are Zip City, The Busco Bandits,
The Funky Batz, and Fade to Blues.
Valet services will be provided. Just
drive up to the front door. No charge
for admission. Donations will be
gratefully accepted. Hourly raffles,
silent auction.
VIC
VOLUNTEER
TRAINING:
“Winter Botany” Sun,. Feb. 22,
1-3pm,
Paul
Smith’s
College
VIC. Join VIC naturalist, Brian
McAllister, on a snowshoe walk
to explore the forest and wetland
plants and learn to identify last
summer’s wildflowers, ferns, and
other plant life. Also learn to identify
some trees by their bud formation
and leaf scars. 327-6241
FREE OPEN SKATING AT THE
OLYMPIC OVAL: Sun., Feb. 22,
12noon-8pm,
Olympic
Speed
Skating Oval, Lake Placid. Visitors
and residents are invited to take
advantage of free open skating and
free hockey clinics. NBC will host a
live studio show from the Oval that
day. This is part of the 8th annual
Hockey Weekend Across America
and Relive the Miracle event.
CABIN FEVER SUNDAYS SERIES:
Sun., Feb. 22, 1:30pm, Adirondack
Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.
Speaker Robert Arnold III, NY Council
for the Humanities, will explore the
legacy of Robert Fulton, creator of
the first commercially successful
steamboat. “Life Speeds Up: Robert
Fulton and a Changing New York”
begins at 1:30pm. Admission is free
for all. Refreshments will be served.
The Museum Store will be open from
12-4pm.
WILL ROGERS SENIOR OUTING
CLUB: Horse drawn sleigh ride.
Tues., Feb. 24, 10am. Visit
Hohmeyer’s Lodge in Lake Clear for
a luncheon and sleigh ride courtesy
of Paul Smith’s College. Cost is $5/
person for the sleigh ride and $15/
person for the lunch. 891-7111 to
RSVP
NOTICE: Help is needed to fund the
final three arched windows for the
Tahawus Center, AuSable Forks,
and help add beauty to Main Street.
Visit www.indiegogo.com/projects/
final-3-replacement-windows-atthe-tahawus-center
SUNDAY SKI AND MUSIC SERIES:
Sun., Feb. 22, 1-3pm, Paul Smith’s
College VIC. Join the K & M Ramblers
for some music and outdoor fun.
Stop in to enjoy the music before
or after your snowshoe or ski. Free
with any ski pass. 327-6241
NOTICE: The Peru Free Library will
be undergoing a renovation project
beginning near the end of February.
The front room will be closed to the
public for 2-3 weeks, but the library
will remain open for business as
usual. 643-8618
PAINT & SIP SERIES: Wed., Feb.
25, 6:30-8:30pm, The Bookstore
Plus, Lake Placid. A little paint, a
little wine, and a whole lot of fun.
Local artist Jessie Furnia will lead
the first class in the series. Next
event will be held in March. Artists
will create paintings inspired by
a Jessie Furnia original winter
scene. No previous art experience
is necessary. The class will provide
a light introduction to painting
with acrylics mixed with wine and
fun. You will be able to take away
your own masterpiece at the end
of the night. Each class is $30 per
person. All art supplies and wine
will be provided. Pre-registration is
required. Space is limited. 518-5232950 or visit www.thebookstoreplus.
com for more info
WEST POTSDAM FIRE DEPT.
GUN SHOW
Sat. Feb. 21st 9-5 & Sun., Feb. 22nd 9-3
at the West Potsdam Fire Dept.
Bingo Hall - 45 Blanchard Road
Gun Raffle • 76 Tables Sold Out!
Food & Beverages
Served All Day
For More Information
Contact Brad Clements:
315-268-1000
CELEBRATE WINTER WEEK: The
Wild Center will be open every day
Feb. 13 - Feb. 22. Each day has a
new winter theme and activities for
the whole family to enjoy. In addition
to special winter programming, there
will be guided snowshoe walks, live
animal encounters, warm winter
beverages, and wintertime crafts.
Free for members or with paid
admission. 359-7800
LAKE PLACID INSTITUTE BOOK
CLUB: Mon., Feb. 23, 7pm, Lake
Placid Public Library. We will
discuss “Mary Colter, Builder on the
Red Earth” by Virginia Grattan. The
book is about Colter’s architectural
works in the American southwest,
which were considered 80 years
ahead of the times. All are welcome.
523-3200
FAMILY
MEMBERSHIPS
AVAILABLE: Now for 2015 at Mount
Tom Recreation/Hunting Club in
Mountain View. Call Butch, 4834382, M-F, 10am-2pm.
FREE COMPUTER CLASS: Wed.,
Feb. 25, Lake Placid Public Library.
9:30-11:30am, Microsoft 8.1 will be
taught by Chris Lawrence. If you
have a laptop with 8.1, feel free to
bring it. 11:30am-1:30pm, “What’s
‘The Cloud’ where is it and how do
you use it?” All will be revealed in
this class taught by Chris Lawrence.
Participants are encouraged to bring
their tablets, phones, or whatever
they expect to use the cloud on. Call
523-3200 to enroll for either class.
ANNUAL JURIED ART SHOW:
BluSeed Studios, Saranac Lake.
“Abstraction” features work in the
abstract form in a wide range of
artistic media. Runs through Feb.
28. 891-3799
GALLERY EXHIBIT: “The Black &
White Show”, Lake Placid Center for
the Arts. Join artists from around
the region as the LPCA celebrates
winter. Exhibit runs through Mar. 1
during Gallery hours. 523-2512
Office: (518) 354-8404
•
M-F: 8AM-5PM
OLYMPIC STORIES: Thurs., Feb.
26, 2pm, Saranac Village at Will
Rogers. Howard Riley will present
a talk on the 1980 Olympic Winter
Games in Lake Placid. The talk
will also feature a short film, “A
New York Olympics”, produced by
the NYS Dept. of Commerce which
features state agencies and the role
they played in the 1980 Olympic
Winter Games. Free. Open to the
public. Refreshments provided. 8917111 for info.
FRANKLIN
COUNTY
YOUTH
BUREAU: Is currently accepting
applications for funding Youth
Programs for 2015. Programs must
have a Board of Directors, checking
account, and a Federal Employer
ID number to be considered for
funding. Deadline for submitting
an application is March 6, 2015.
For more info. or to receive an
application, please contact the
Youth Bureau at 481-1697.
NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE: Thurs.,
Feb. 26, 7:30pm, Lake Placid
Center for the Arts. Robert Louis
Stevenson’s classic story of murder,
money, and mutiny. Tickets: $16
adults; $14 LPCA member; $10
students/seniors. 523-2512
ANNUAL
SPAGHETTI
DINNER
BENEFIT: Fri., Feb. 27, 5:30pm,
St. Agnes Elementary School, Lake
Placid. Hosted by the Lake Placid
Animal Hospital. All proceeds
are being donated to the TriLakes Humane Society’s Spay/
Neuter Fund. Menu is all-you-caneat spaghetti, meat & meatless
sauce, house salad, dinner rolls, &
beverages. $10 adults, $5 children.
Dessert table. 50/50 raffle. Huge
selection of raffle items up for grabs.
50 YEARS WITH PETER, PAUL,
AND MARY: Fri., Feb. 27, 7pm,
Lake Placid Center for the Arts.
Celebrate the Folk Trio whose music
has provided America’s sound track
for generations. Tickets $7 adults.
523-2512
TWEEN BOOK AND MOVIE CLUB:
Keene Valley Library. Feb. 28 is
“Inkheart”. Mar. 28 is “Because of
Winn Dixie”. RSVP if possible as
we will be ordering pizza. Books are
available through the library. Call
for info. 518-576-4335
AFRICAN
DANCE
CLASSES
WINTER SERIES: Jan. 6 - Mar.
24,
Tuesdays,
7:30-8:30pm,
LPCA Annex, 17 Algonquin, Lake
Placid. Barefoot African dance
to live drumming. No experience
necessary. $10 drop-in or $85 for 12
week series. For info contact Johnna
at 518-791-9586
TOWN OF KEENE SKATING RINK:
Rink hours - Wed., 3:30-6:30pm;
Thurs., 3:30-6:30pm; Fri., 3:309pm; Sat., 12 noon-4pm and 5-9pm;
Sun., 12 noon-8pm. Closed Mondays
& Tuesdays and any Wednesday or
Thursday nights of home basketball
games. Open Holiday and School
Breaks following Sat. hours. Free
skating and/or hockey time will
be determined by the Skating Rink
Attendant. Call the Town Hall @
576-4444 for more info
CEILIDH
MUSIC
SESSION:
Thursdays, 7pm, Saranac Lake
Chamber of Commerce. Mix of
Celtic, Irish, Scottish, and Old Time
tunes. Musicians of any level are
welcome. Email psbenson1@gmail.
com with questions.
LIVE AT BLUSEED: Sat., Feb. 28,
7:30pm, BluSeed Studios, Saranac
Lake. Phil Henry Concert and CD
Release Party celebrating his brand
new recording “Aberdeen”. “Awardwinning,
cinematic,
story-song
troubadour.” Admission is $14/$12
for BluSeed members. Reservations
recommended. 891-3799 or admin@
bluseedstudios.org
MOVIE SHOWING: Sat., Feb. 28,
2pm, Plattsburgh Public Library.
“Big Hero 6” Free. 563-0921
CHILD
SPONSORSHIPS
STILL
AVAILABLE
FROM
REASON2SMILE: Give a child at
Jambo Jipya School in Kenya a
Reason2Smile. Sponsorships range
from $216/year for primary school
aged children who attend daily
to $420/yr. for high school aged
children who attend school and live
at the Children’s Home. Email info@
reason2smile.org for info.
WIC CLINICS: North Country Family
Health Center, Franklin County
WIC program will be holding the
following clinics. Saranac Lake: Feb.
24, 9:30am-2:30pm, at Algonquin
Apartment
Community
Room.
Malone: Feb. 19, 8am-4pm; Feb.
20, 23, & 27, 9am-3pm; Feb. 25,
10am-6pm; Feb. 26, 8am-12:30pm;
at the WIC Office, 44 Catherine St.
Income guidelines may be obtained
or an appointment by calling the
WIC Office at 483-4262. You are
automatically eligible if your family
receives Food Stamps or Medicaid.
BINGO: Every Mon. at 7pm at the
Saranac Lake Adult Center, 136
Broadway. Snack bar and pull tabs
will be avail. Doors open at 6pm.
STARGAZING AT THE APO: Public
star gazing sessions will be held the
1st and 3rd Friday of the month at
the Adirondack Public Observatory,
178 Big Wolf Rd., Tupper Lake.
Observing begins 30 minutes after
sunset. Cancellations announced at
518-359-3538
OWL PROWL: Fri., Feb. 27, 7:30pm,
Paul Smith’s College VIC. Come
snowshoes and learn owl natural
history, call notes, and more. Bring
snowshoes and flashlight/headlight
to help guide your way. Dress
appropriately for being outdoors at
night. $10/person or $5 for Friends
of the VIC. Snowshoes available for
rent. Preregister by 5pm the day
prior. 327-6241
LUMBERJACK SCRAMBLE: Sat.,
Feb. 28, 8:45am registration, 10am
race start, Tupper Lake Groomed
Cross Country Ski Center, 141
Country Club Rd. An old favorite
ski race is returning as skiers of all
ages and abilities converge on the
ski trails to compete. Classic race;
skating is not allowed. Four racing
classes. $15 registration. 359-8370
SPECIAL
AFRICAN
DANCE
WORKSHOP: With guest instructor,
Nana from Ghana. Sat., Feb. 28,
10am-12pm & 1pm-3pm, Lake
Placid Center for the Arts Annex
Building. $20/class or $35 for both
(if pre-registered). Contact jahnna@
somabeats.com
MAH JONGG: Wednesdays, 1pm,
Lower Lounge, Saranac Village at
Will Rogers. Come play or learn the
American version of this exciting,
ancient, Chinese tile game. FRee
518-891-7117
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NOLS PRESENTATION: Fri., Feb.
27, 6:30pm, Paul Smith’s College
VIC. NOLS Branch Director, Lindsay
Yost, will lead a discussion of
the NOLS network, expansion of
programs in the Adirondacks, and
information on courses offered all
over the world. $5 for the general
public, FREE to NOLS alumni,
Friends of the VIC and VIC season
pass holders
MID-WINTER GEOCACHING GETTOGETHER: Sat., Feb. 28, 8am4pm, Long Lake Town Hall. 10th
Annual Mid-Winter Geocaching
Get-Together. Everyone is welcome.
Lunch is at 12 noon.
BOLSHOI BALLET LIVE IN HD:
“Swan Lake”. Sat., Feb. 28, 1pm,
Lake Placid Center for the Arts.
One of the most romantic classical
ballets. Tickets: $16 adults; $14
LPCA members; $10 students. 5232512
INTRO TO MAPLE SUGARING &
COMMUNITY MAPLE TRAINING:
9-11am, Paul Smith’s College VIC.
Learn about modern methods
of
designing,
installing,
and
maintaining a sugar bush for
bucket, bag, or tubing sap collection.
“Backyard Tapping” and the VIC’s
community-based maple program
will also be addressed. $20/person.
327-6241
PADDLE SPORT MANAGEMENT
WORKSHOP: Sat., Feb. 28, 124pm, Paul Smith’s College VIC.
Adirondack Watershed Alliance will
host a seminar focused on assisting
communities and organizations
coordinate paddle sports events.
Pre-registration requested by calling
327-6241
5TH/6TH
GRADE
GIRLS
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: Feb.
28 & Mar. 1, NACS High School.
Eight team round robin. Guaranteed
five games. If interested contact
Chris Brooks at 518-593-8908. We
have three spots left
3-5TH
GRADE
HOMEWORK/
READING ADVENTURES: After
school program for Lake Placid
School District at Lake Placid Free
Library. Call Bambi Pedu for more
info. 523-3200
CREATIVE WRITING GROUP: 1st
Wednesday of each month, 3-5pm,
Peru Free Library.
HEAP ASSISTANCE: The Essex
County Office for the Aging will be
assisting with submission of HEAP
applications by making individual
appointments. Anyone wishing to
set up an appointment may call
Essex County Office for the Aging at
873-3695
BEGINNER BANJO LESSONS: 1st
& 3rd Wednesday of every month,
5-6:30pm, Paine Memorial Free
Library, Willsboro.
ADOPT A SUGAR MAPLE: Support
the development of maple sugaring
at the VIC by adopting a tree for
$50. We’ll do the tapping, and you’ll
invest in the education of an intern.
And you’ll get a quart of maple syrup
when it’s ready. Adoption papers are
available at the VIC front desk. 518327-6241
CABIN FEVER SUNDAYS SERIES:
Sun., Mar. 1, 1:3pm, Adirondack
Museum, Blue Mountain Lake.
“Mohawk Dance and Cultural
Presentation” with Akhwatsire. See
Joshua Angus Sargent and Natasha
Smoke Santiago as they share
traditional Mohawk songs, dances,
and stories. Admission is free for
museum members, students, and
children; $5 for non-members.
Refreshments will be served. 3527311
WRITER’S
WORKSHOP
WITH
MARY
SANDERS
SHARTLE:
Mon., Mar. 2, 7-9pm, Keene Valley
Library. Join us to explore both
the image of threads and how
they answer questions in life and
in metaphor. This workshop will
involve writing about “threads” in
all their manifestations in our lives,
work, and writing. Contact Karen
Glass at 576-4335 with questions
TABOB YOUTH BOOK PROGRAM:
The 2015 Take a Bite Out of Books
program will have its organizational
meeting on Tues., Mar. 3, 4-5pm,
Dickert Room, Saranac Lake Free
Library. Young people in grades
5-7 are invited to join the fun.
Participants will read and discuss six
high interest books in preparation for
The Battle of the Books, a Jeopardstyle competition against teams from
other libraries at the Champlain
Centre Mall, Plattsburgh, in May.
TABOB meetings will continue at the
SLFL every Tuesday afternoon from
4-5pm through May. Call 891-4190
or email [email protected]
for info.
BENEFIT CREATIVE WORKSHOP:
For Paul Hameline and Family.
“Upcycled Sweater Coat”. Tues.,
Mar. 3 & 4, 7-9pm, BluSeed Studios,
Saranac Lake. This class is offered
as a benefit for local resident, Paul
Hameline, who is facing the challenge
of a serious cancer battle. Hit up the
local thrift stores or raid your closet.
Find prints, patterns, texture, &
colors you love & combine them into
a one-of-a-kind upcycled creation.
For adults & youth ages 15 & up.
Instructed by Stephanie DeJoseph
of La Mia Designs. $50/person. Preregistration required. 891-3799 or
[email protected]
4 - Tri-Lakes Free Trader 2/19/2015
PRESENTATION: Wed., Mar. 4,
1-2pm, Wells Memorial Library,
Upper Jay. Lucas Christenson of
Fledging Crow Vegetables will speak
on the founding and operation of
his Keeseville farm, featured in the
documentary “Small Farm Rising”.
518-946-2644
PROGRAM/MEETING: Wed., Mar.
4, 7pm, Cantwell Community Room,
Saranac Lake Free Library. The
public is invited to hear Judith Coopy
talk about The Chinese Classroom.
Judith will focus on interactions
between a foreign teacher and
her school’s students and faculty.
Refreshments will be served. The
Women’s College Scholarship Club
business meeting will follow at 8pm.
891-6029
ROAD TO RETIREMENT SERIES:
“Motion Pictures of Saranac Lake’s
Past” Wed., Mar. 4, 2pm, Saranac
Village at Will Rogers. Jim Griebsch
will show the film he put together
from the archives of historic footage
about Saranac Lake. 891-7117
OPEN
MINDED
MIC
NIGHT:
Thurs., Mar. 5, 7pm, BluSeed
Studios, Saranac Lake. Hosted by
Mike Shepard. Seasoned and new
performers are invited to share their
voice and ideas in a professional
acoustic setting. Artist/performer
sign up is limited to twelve and
begins at 7pm. Performance at
7:30pm. Admission is $3. 891-3799
LIBRARY LUNCH SERIES: Thurs.,
Mar. 5, 12 noon, Saranac Lake
Free Library. Michelle Asselin,
owner of Harmony Hills Farmstead,
will present “How I Became an
Adirondack Farmer”. Free. Desserts
and beverages will be served. All are
welcome. 891-4190
HEALTH CARE ADVICE: 1st and
3rd Tuesdays, 10am-2pm, Goff
Nelson Memorial Library, Tupper
Lake. Mar. 3 & 17. Advisor available
in SMR for 1-on-1 advice on new
Health Care Reform. Make appt.
with Massena & Franklin Indep.
Living, 315-764-9442, resourse@
twcny.rr.com
FULL MOON SKI & BONFIRE:
Sat., Mar. 7, 141 Country Club
Rd., Tupper Lake. Come enjoy the
Adirondack’s finest groomed cross
country ski trails under the guidance
of moonlight. Ski to Cranberry Pond
where a bonfire and camaraderie
awaits. 518-359-7258
CHILDREN’S PROGRAM: Thursday
mornings,
10:30am,
Children’s
Room, Saranac Lake Free Library.
The Preschool Story Time Program.
All preschoolers are cordially invited
to enjoy stories and the fun of
getting together with other children
every Thursday morning. 891-4190.
STORIES WITH LORI: Thursday
mornings,
10:30am,
Children’s
Room, Peru Free Library. 518-6438618
STORYTIME
FOR
PRE-K
CHILDREN:
Every
Tuesday,
10:30am, Goff Nelson Memorial
Library, Tupper Lake. 518-359-9421
STORYTIME WITH MRS. BLAIR:
Thursdays,
10:15am-10:45am,
Lake Placid Public Library. Weekly
story and song time for very young
children through age 6.
MEDITATION: Tuesday mornings,
8am, Keene Valley Library. A
wonderful way to begin the day.
Everyone is welcome. 518-576-4335
VETERANS COALITION: Of Clinton
& Franklin Counties will hold
mutual support meeting every 2nd
Friday of the month. For more info,
Dave 521-3507
BINGO: Every Wed., 6:45-9pm, at
the Adirondack Adult Center, 179
Demars Blvd. in Tupper Lake.
Free Classified Ads call - 877-444-2308
TOWN OF FRANKLIN 55+ CLUB:
Meetings are held every 2nd and 4th
Tuesday of the month. Starting in
November until the first of May the
meetings are being held at 12 noon.
Bring a dish to share for dinner.
Contact Donna Buckley 891-9214
for info.
EXHIBIT & OPENING RECEPTION:
Artist in Residence Show. Fri., Mar.
6, 5-7pm, BluSeed Studios, Saranac
Lake. “Forms of Reality” features
Brian Bilow and Ben Aleshire
with special guest artist Joanna
Merry. Featured work includes
ceramic sculpture and installation,
portraits, and broadsides of poems
on handmade paper. Runs through
May 2. Free. 891-3799
THE BREW-SKI: Sat., Mar. 7,
2pm, Tupper Lake Groomed Cross
Country Ski Center. For a small fee,
participants will be able to ski or
snowshoe to different brew stations
set up along the trails. Microbrewers from around the region will
be on hand to pour samples as you
gather and mingle by the fire pits at
each location. 359-3328
ADULT CHILD FISHING DERBY:
Sat., Mar. 7. Fish the waters of Long
Lake, Lake Eaton, or South Pond.
Teams of Adult and Child under 15.
No entry fee. Cash prizes for pike,
perch, trout. Registration at the
LL Town hall starts at 8:30am. Tip
ups and lines in at 9am. Weigh in
at 3pm. Sponsored by the Long Lake
Fish and Game Club.
WINTER BIRDING EXPEDITION:
Sat., Mar. 7, The Wild Center. Travel
through the central and eastern
Adirondacks to the Lake Champlain
Valley on an all-day winter birding
expedition. Ornithologist and NYS
Guide Alan Belford will take you
to some of the best winter birding
spots in the region. Wear warm
clothing and bring plenty of food and
water. You are encouraged to bring
your field guide, binoculars, camera,
etc. you might want that day. Cost;
$50/Wild Center members; $55/
non-members. 518-359-7800
ADIRONDACK
BACKCOUNTRY
SKI FESTIVAL: Mar. 7 & 8, Keene
Valley. SkiFest registration opens
Wed., Feb. 4 at 8am. Guest athlete
Jamie Laidlaw. Demos, instructional
ski clinics, guided tours, special
presentations.
Contact
The
Mountaineer for info. mountaineer@
mountaineer.com or 518-576-2281
REASON 2 SMILE: Sat., Mar. 7,
Lake Placid Center for the Arts.
Celebrating world culture with
a large variety of dance, music,
art, and spiritual workshops from
various cultures for all age groups.
The day ends with an amazing
performance from a variety of local
performance groups. All proceeds
benefit Reason 2 Smile. 523-2512
HELP WANTED: Full-time
opening for Director of Nursing. Administrative position
involves planning, directing,
supervising institutional activities as applied to nursing
services. Requirements:
Licensed and currently
registered as an R.N. in NYS,
5 yrs. min. experience as
Head Nurse/Supervisor. Must
assume leadership role and
responsibility for all R.N.’s,
L.P.N.’s, and Nursing Assistants. CPR cert. required
and maintained current ACLS
status. Submit letter of interest to: Janet Rhodes, Executive Assistant at: jrhodes@
cliftonfinehospital.org EOE
SUNDAY’S KITCHEN BAND: Sat.,
Mar. 7, 7:30pm, Saranac Village
at Will Rogers. Stomp your feet
and dance to this eclectic group
of musicians performing Celtic &
Old Time Americana featuring Pete
Benson. $5 donation is requested.
891-7117
LIVE AT BLUSTAGE: Sat., Mar. 7,
7:30pm, BluSeed Studios, Saranac
Lake. “The Fox and The Feather”.
Five students and alumni of Paul
Smith’s College. Admission $12/$10
BluSeed members. Reservations
recommended. 891-3799
GROWING
AND
AGING
WORKSHOP: Session 1, “Our
Perception of aging over time”.
Mon., Mar. 9, 7-9pm, Keene Valley
Library. Four session series on
aging developed from suggested
readings from the NY Council for the
Humanities to stimulate discussion
about growing & aging. Books,
readings, & syllabus are available
at the library. All ages are welcome.
Reserve a place in the workshop by
calling 576-4335
Guiding our Veterans ALL the way home.
Comprehensive Services for Veterans, Service Members and their Families
HBA offers programs, trainings, community outreach
and general resources and referrals for veterans of any generation.
Please call our office to set up an appointment.
For upcoming events, like us on FaceBook or got to our website,
www.hbadk.org
e-mail: [email protected]
Main Street • Saranac Lake, NY 12983 • (518) 891-4151
Office: (518) 354-8404
•
M-F: 8AM-5PM
MONTHLY POETRY MEETING:
Sat., Mar. 7, 11am, Lake Placid
Public Library. The poetry guild is
open to everyone with and interest
in writing, reading, or just listening
to poetry. Meet the 1st Saturday of
each month
DID YOU KNOW?: February 20 is
Love Your Pet Day
DEWEY MOUNTAIN DAY: Sat.,
Mar. 14, 9am, Dewey Mountain
Recreation Area. End of winter
extravaganza of activities. Race #5
of the Adirondack Paintball Biathlon
Series, race starts at 10am. Also, Ski
Speed Trap, Icicle Obstacle Course,
Children’s Snowshoe Scavenger
Hunt, Boxershort Triathlon Relay.
The Dewey Mt. BBQ Crew will fill
bellies with hot dogs, burgers, &
chili. All activities are free except
Paintball Biathlon race ($8/nonski club members; $5 for ski club
members). Open to the public. 8912697
CONCEALED
CARRY
PERMIT
CLASS: Sat., Apr. 4, 12-4pm,
Community Room, Goff Nelson
Memorial Library. To register,
call
724-376-2373or
email
[email protected]
CHUCK NORRIS: Bigfoot discovered
Chuck Norris and hid in the forest.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Schwinn 101 exercise
bike, programs, excellent multi-level
workout, ex. cond., $50. 481-7663
FOR SALE: 1600+ Sports Illustrated
magazines, good to excellent cond.,
35 cents each or $560. Potsdam.
315-323-4428
FOR SALE: Wadsworth electrical
breakers, 14-15 amp @ $15 each,
10-20 amp @ $20 each, 1-40 amp
@ $40 or make reasonable offer for
all. Saranac Lake 905-373-2440 or
[email protected]
WANTED: Old concert ticket stubs
from the 60’s/70’/80’s, prefer larger
quantities, will consider what you
have. 724-331-5649
FOR SALE: 2002 MXZ Ski Doo,
Olympic
model,
700cc,
hand
warmers, reverse, very good shape,
$2000. 529-7493
FOR SALE: Kenmore Magic Blue
canister vac w/bags, $20. Eureka
Enviro Vac, upright, $25 obo. 9461226
FOR SALE: Choko snowmobile
jackets. Ladies size L, purple/black/
white, $125 obo. Ladies size M,
blue/black, $100 obo. Can be seen
at Casier Furniture, Saranac Lake.
891-2400 or 891-0942
FOR SALE: King size quilt, from
Pottery Barn, reversible, green/red/
white paisley on one side, green/
white pattern on reverse, 3 Euro
pillow shams, ex. cond., lightly
used, $35 obo. Pics avail. Call/text
354-9143
FOR SALE: Doll, 17” tall on stand,
beautiful, new with card/tag “The
Spirit of Romance: Pierrot Collection,
$49. 315-386-3579
FOR SALE: Gretsch Honeydipper
Brass resonator guitar, like new,
with case, $399. Crate 2 channel
acoustic amp, 2 8” speakers, 60
watt, $150. 1930’s squareneck
guitar, case, $100. 856-9767
WANTED:
Working
computer,
reasonable. 946-1226
FOR SALE: AKC Lab puppies, 1
black male, 1 black female, shots,
dewormed, parents on premises.
315-261-0430
FOR SALE: Polaris RZR side by
side, 4WD, UTV, 800cc, ex. cond.
[email protected]
2/19/2015 Tri-Lakes Free Trader - 5
WANTED TO BUY: Advertising
signs, old gas stations cans and
bottles, neon lights, old tools, boxes
of ammunition. 358-9653
WANTED TO BUY: Fisher Minute
Mount 2 snow plow blade or
complete plow. 651-4280
WANTED: Taxidermy, old, odd,
unusual preferred, give call with
anything you may have. 524-1058
FOR SALE: 1996 Cat excavator,
4000 hrs., $25,000. Brushton. 4801965
WANTED: Diabetic Test Strips.
Cash up to $15/box. Must be
unopened/unexpired. We redistribute to the needy. Call
Brent 518-353-6629
WORK WANTED: Private duty
health care, HHA with 29 yrs.
experience, looking for afternoon
& evening clients, Plattsburgh &
surrounding area, assist with ADL’s,
errands, home & some therapy.
518-534-5331
FOR SALE: Ruger MK II .22 caliber
pistol. Henry .22 caliber lever action
octagon barrel rifle. 727-3339
FOR SALE: Queen mattress and box
spring, brand new, still in factory
plastic. 534-8444
WANTED: Looking for old Pontiac
signs. 572-8909
FOR SALE: Two 20 gallon blader
tanks, $50 each. Many barn beams,
all sizes. Eisenhower dollars, $1.35
each. [email protected]
WANTED: 1980 Olympic pins,
would like a set of them. 293-7354
FOR SALE: Thigh high boots, Enzo
Angiolini, women’s size 12, brand
new, never worn, 100% genuine
black leather, fits calves 16”, height
18”, $200 obo. 284-0124
FOR SALE: Leupold VXI 3-9x50
gloss duplex scope, NIB, $240.
Leupold VX-II 2-7x33 matte duplex
scope, NIB, $240. 319-0729
FOR SALE: Baby exercise saucer,
portable high chair, child sit-n-spin,
$7 each. 523-7803
FOR SALE: Toy metal cars, 1:64
scale, 1:48 scale, 1:50 scale, military
and construction vehicles. 359-3412
WANTED TO BUY: Guns, ammo,
scopes, knives, etc. 483-6581
FOR
SALE:
Mini
Schnauzer
puppies, registered, vet checked, 1st
shots and dewormed, ready to go,
both parents on site, hand raised,
$500. 315-265-3647
FOR SALE: 1967 Evinrude 80hp
15” shaft w/controls, new tune-up,
$500. 518-891-7159
FOR SALE: Pomeranian puppies,
born at Christmas, ready by
Valentine’s Day, 3 females, parents
on premises. 569-6476
DID YOU KNOW?: February 22 Be
Humble Day and World Thinking
Day
FOR
SALE:
Firewood,
mixed
hardwood, cut, split, $80 face cord.
569-9369
NOTICE: You may submit an
unlimited number of FREE Reader
Classified Ads each week
FOR SALE: Holstein/Jersey cross
bull calf, $100. 483-2810
FOR SALE: Schwinn 202 recumbent
exercise bike, vgc, $75. 483-2026
FOR SALE: Sleeper sofa, $75. 6517290
FOR SALE: Leupold VXI 3-9x50
gloss duplex scope, NIB, $240.
Leupold VX-II 2-7X33 matte duplex
scope, NIB, $240. 319-0729
FREE TO GOOD HOME: Pitbull
puppies. 483-4970
FOR SALE: Doc McStuffins talk &
mobile unit, new cond., $20. 3589728
FOR SALE: 1998 18’ Fiberglass boat,
motor & trailer, 115hp outboard
motor, $2200. 941-447-2087
FOR SALE: Snare drum w/stand &
remo head, $40. 481-4791
FOR SALE: AKC German Shepherd
puppies, $750. 315-347-2006
6 - Tri-Lakes Free Trader 2/19/2015
FOR SALE: 2007 Poulan Pro riding
mower, 17.5hp engine, 6spd trans,
42” cut, $395. 483-3680
FOR SALE: Synthetic ice for hockey
training, 300 sq. ft., 7/8 thick. 315600-7079
FOR SALE: North American Hunting
Club hardcover books, $100. Big
Game series medallions, book of 8,
$50. Cook books, $200. 319-2972
FOR SALE: Wooden book shelves,
$75. Antique victorian rolltop desk,
$950. Country table w/drawer,
$125. 8x12 mini barn, $1100.
Leather trunk, $350. 483-3897
FOR SALE: Muller cement mixer,
pull behind. Large dog house,
commercial over range microwave,
1999-07 GMC hood, headlights,
parking lights, grill, CB base
antenna & access. 483-8917
FOR SALE: Baleage. 358-9248
WANTED: Butler silo unloader for
parts or use. For Sale: Hay. 5297470
HELP WANTED: Exp. pizza maker &
waitress, apply at LaPizza.
FOR SALE: 2010 Palomino Gazelle
G210 travel trailer, ex. cond., stored
inside, 24” no slide. 651-5527
WANTED: Used and antique traps,
pack baskets, trapping books,
catalogs, fishing creels, old fishing
tackle, antlers. 497-6979
WANTED: Treadmill, great cond.
335-9093
FOR SALE: Firewood. 315-3930567
HELP WANTED: Full-time position for Licensed Practical
Nurse. Current NYS license/
nursing assistance required.
Clerical experience/CPR cert.
preferred. Submit letter of
interest to Janet Rhodes, Executive Assistant: jrhodes@
cliftonfinehospital.org EOE
FOR SALE: 2 Reg. Holstein heifers,
ready to breed, $1650 ea. 536-0704
FOR SALE: Wheelchair, walker,
shower chair, bedside commode,
$100 all. 483-6945
FOR SALE: Ruger MK11 .22 caliber
pistol. Henry .22 caliber lever action,
octagon barrel rifle. 727-3339
HELP WANTED: Someone from
North Country Homeschool Group
to contact in regards to home
schooling. 483-9750
FOR SALE: Samsung Galaxy Tab
10.1, WiFi, ex. cond. 483-5993
FOR SALE: Sony multi channel AV
receiver w/remote & manual, $200.
941-315-3024
FOR SALE: International 434 diesel
tractor w/cab & loader, 4 cyl. diesel,
3pt hitch, live PTO, good rubber &
chains, ex. cond., $6800. 315-2123758
FOR SALE: 2003 Yamaha RX 1L.E,
like new, K&N cams, hell clicker
bender helix, 196 stud boys down
center, 1 1/4 ripsaw, $2700. 315212-8525
FOR
SALE:
Original
Soloflex
exercise machine, good cond., all
attachments, $125. 651-4452
FOR SALE: 2003 600 REV MXZ X
pkg, $200 obo. 315-528-6641
FOR SALE: Firewood. 483-1987
FOR SALE: Straw. 483-3949
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Fully rifled
slug barrel for Remington 870 12 ga.
w/Simmons shotgun scope. 4256868
WANTED: Monitors for parts, 4200
model. 353-8642
FOR SALE: 2002 Suzuki XL7, ex.
shape, runs ex., $2500 obo. 315296-3660
WANTED:
Original
Nintendo
systems, games, access. 319-5106
FOR SALE: Gray love seat sofa, like
new, $200. 315-344-5026
FOR SALE: 30-30 Winchester model
94 w/4x32 Bushnell scope, $450.
Shotguns, 12 ga. 256-2618
WANTED:
Someone
to
make
blouses. 521-5635
WANTED: Free or cheap female Pug.
For Sale: 2 hanging lights. 483-8065
FOR SALE: Large purebred Pitbulls,
paper trained, friendly, 9 weeks old,
$100. 481-4943
FOR SALE: 3 compartments for
service rims, 2 8 bolt rims. 522-9673
FOR SALE: Olsen furnace, like new,
used 6 mo. 856-9929
WANTED: 20 gauage shotgun. 4836345
FOR SALE: Firewood. 483-2650
FOR SALE: Firewood. 353-2819
FOR SALE: 2008 Polaris Ranger
RZR 800, 10 hours, new battery,
cargo box, 2000lb winch, tow hitch,
rifle carrier, windshield, drives ex.,
200 hours, $7000 obo. 726-6303
WANTED: Phonograph records, all
speeds. 846-6784
FOR SALE: 6hp Ariens snowblower,
$275. 2009 Suzuki 450 dirt bike,
many extras, $2900. 593-9632
WANTED: Once fired 35 Remington
brass cases for reloading. 297-2003
WANTED: Paperback books. 2367589
FOR SALE: Portable solid oak island
w/butcher block top, 2 pull out
shelves, 2 attachable drop leaves,
$500. 420-6461
FOR SALE: Large antique wood
snowshoes w/leather bindings, good
cond., $200. 315-212-4261
WANTED: Garage door track,
snowplow blade, approx. 2x2’ safety
glass. 425-3402
FOR SALE: SeaEagle inflatable
kayak, 2 person, double ended
paddles, inflator, carry satchel, $50.
529-3006
FOR SALE: Handcrafted oak 10 gun
cabinet, interior light, 16x77x36”, 3
drawers on bottom, ex. cond., keyed
lock, $250 cash only. 315-344-5026
FOR SALE: Albums, 3000+, $2 ea.
315-794-0849
Free Classified Ads call - 877-444-2308
FOR SALE: Set of 9 lock blade
collector knives, 2 new gun trigger
locks, $60 all. 315-323-6771
FOR SALE: 30” Kenmore glass
cooktop, ex. cond., $275. 36” oak
bathroom vanity w/marble top, wall
cabinet, mirrored cabinet, toilet, all
vgc, $200. 483-2958 afternoon.
FOR SALE: Hay. 358-9740
FOR SALE: Hay. 315-769-2068
WANTED: Good used washer. 4835624
FOR SALE: 2002 Acrtic Cat ZR80
Cross Country, studded track, ex.
cond., $2500 obo. 315-212-5428
FOR SALE: 22 Native arrowheads,
$200 must take all. 529-7816
FOR SALE: Hay. 529-7877
FOR SALE: Laptop, coffee table.
315-643-2314
FOR SALE: 3pt hitch log skidding
arm, $400 obo. 315-244-2717
FOR SALE: 14 ct. gold diamond
engagement ring w/30 natural
diamonds, motorcycle boots ex.
cond. 483-1943
FOR SALE: Portable ice shack,
3x6’, $125 obo. Snowshoes, wood &
rawhide, $75 obo. 496-4701
FOR SALE: 2 miniature hand carved
& painted Mallard duck decoys, 1
miniature Canada Goose decoy, $10
ea. 450-829-2472
FOR SALE: Reg. Appaloosa, broke
to ride. 358-4143
FREE TO GOOD HOME: Dachshund
dog. 521-7613
FOR SALE: John Saul books,
$3 ea. Computer games, $8 ea.
Kitchen items, knickknacks, stuffed
animals, dolls. 529-6307
FOR SALE: Oak entertainment
center w/32” TV, vgc, $140. 4976447
FOR SALE: Infrared Quartz heater,
cherry finish w/remote, $70. 4832492
FOR SALE: D3C dozer Caterpillar,
6 way blade, new undercarriage,
$22,000. 358-2262
TRADE: 1 or 2 complete DJ shows
for car, truck, SUV. 802-988-1176
FOR SALE: Sig Sauer P290rs sub
compact .380 cal., new in box, $400.
345-1230 must have NYS permit.
Central Boiler OUTDOOR
WOOD FURNACE: Safe,
Clean, Efficient, WOOD HEAT.
25 year warranty available.
Larocks Outdoor Wood Boilers 315-388-4898
FOR SALE: JD 43” plow 110-112,
$200 firm. 42” Phillips ambient light
plasma TV, $300. 483-0851
FOR SALE: Table w/6 chairs, 2
extra leaves, $100. 483-2625
WANTED: Pair of security cameras,
vgc. 483-8575
FOR SALE: 3 mo. old baby
hedgehogs, hand raised, $100. 3549757
FOR SALE: Set of Extreme Roller
Blades w/storage case, ex. cond.,
size 7/8 women, $35. 483-3492
Fin, Fur and
Feathers
Youth Hunters’
Discount
ages 12-16
518-521-0326
[email protected]
248 Poplar Road, Constable
S,
&
Office: (518) 354-8404
•
M-F: 8AM-5PM
Martin’s Country store
• Walnut Creek Bacon $3.89/lb. • Cooked Ham $2.99/lb.
• Virginia Ham $3.89/lb. • Monterey Jack Cheese $3.89/lb.
• Farmer’s Cheese $3.99/lb. • White American Cheese $2.99/lb.
• Muenster Cheese $3.79/lb.
• Frozen Blueberries $1.99/lb. • Dried Apricots $1.99/lb.
• 16 oz. Sweet Leaf Organic Teas $1.09 or 3/$3
• 50 lb. Producer Hi-Gluten Bread Flour $17.99
• 50 lb. Occident Unbleached Flour $17.89
• 50 lb. Black Oil Sunflower Seed $22.99
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At the crossroads in Moira,
Take Rt. 95 to 1st Left
697 Co. Rt. 6 • 518-529-8971
3740 Co. Rt. 14 • 315-590-3043
NOW 2 LOCATIONS
TO SERVE YOU!
HOURS: Mon-Thurs 8-6,
Fri 8-5:30 & Sat 8-5
HOURS: Tues-Friday 9-5,
Saturday 9-4
We Accept Credit Cards &
Food Stamps • Delivery Available
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: 2-story building in
Vermontville, upstairs apartment
has 2/3 BR, 1 bath, downstairs
storefront converting to 2 BR
apartment, renovating both apts.,
new roof, 2.92 acres, fenced-in back
yard, $185,000. 518-891-2009
FOR RENT: 2 BR starter house,
ex. cond., nice yard, located in
Vermontville, sale $65,000, rent
$500/month plus utilities. 8912154
FOR SALE: Waterfront house, 3BD,
2BA, lots of decks, dock, basement,
year round house in Lake Clear Inn,
$249,000. 518-891-7159
FOR RENT: Peru area, 3 BR mobile
home, $600/mo. + security, incl.
garbage removal, partially furnished.
569-6476
FOR SALE: 40 acres of wooded land
in Saint Regis Falls, one acre cleared
for building, will consider selling
less, asking $35,000. 256-9626
DELI NOW OPEN!
FOR SALE: Cozy Malone village
home, 3BR, 1 1/2 bath, fully
insulated 12x15 sunroom, heated
garage, lot size .22 acres, 2 storage
buildings, back yard, $126,500.
260-0943
WINDOWS ONLY: Highest
quality made vinyl replacement windows. We come to
you, measure, and install.
315-265-3568
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FOR SALE BY OWNER: Restaurant,
bar, 8 acres, complete kitchen, 6BR,
2BA, incl. apart., 4 rental cabins
w/heat, 2 barns, snow mobile trail
in back, owner retiring, will hold
papers with qualified buyer. 518359-2540
FOR SALE: 5 acres near Malone,
with all utilities, insulated garage,
sheds, carport, $38,100. 315-8698743
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ACCOMODATIONS FOR RENT:
Single,
clean,
non-smoking
individual to rent private room
in 6BR home in Saranac Lake,
pet free, 1 car parking, owners
there on weekends/holidays, all
inclusive $500/mo. 905-373-2440
or [email protected]
FOR SALE: Ice cream parlor/diner
with house, exit 34 Northway I-87,
good location, profitable turnkey
business, price reduced, be ready
for spring season. 834-9900
FOR SALE: Florida country home
with 80 acres, furnished, fireplace,
workshop, barn, fenced, 5 minutes
to
town,
LandandFarm.com
#1054690, $399,900. 731-3525057 or 731-358-4450
FOR
SALE:
30x40
garage/
workshop/carport on 1/4 acre lot,
located at 54 Pitt St., Brushton,
includes Eagle car lift, furnace, 14’
ceilings, (2) 9x7 (1) 10x12 overhead
door, $39,900, cash or land contract
$49,900. 480-1965
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YODER STOVES
1001 Coveytown Road, Burke
(from Malone, take Spencer rd. about
2 mi., take right, 1st farm on left)
CALL FOR OUR SALE PRICES!
518-481-5680
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COAL STOVES, COAL & WOOD BOILERS,
CHIMNEY LINER SYSTEMS, COAL & WOOD FURNACES.
FOR RENT: Chat. Lake 2BR, 1 bath
W/D & elec. inc., shared dock &
beach, $750/mo., ref. req. 425-6875
FOR RENT: 3BR house, large yard,
w/d hookup, $650/mo. 521-3319
WANTED: House or trailer to rent in
Constable area. 483-7029
2/19/2015 Tri-Lakes Free Trader - 7
FOR SALE: 2000 sq. ft home, 3BR,
2 bath, barn, 28 acres, 2 car garage,
$155,000. 353-9087
FOR SALE: 1/2 acre land contract,
14x80’ mobile home, SRF. 856-9634
FOR SALE: CommerCIal/Residential
zoned, major intersection, 11 large
rooms, 9’ ceilings, storage, full
basement, .25 acres, parking lot.
651-4605
WANTED: Roommate. 521-4644
FOR SALE: 66.52 acres w/3BR, 2
full bath rancher, 3 garages, shed,
creek in Burke, $189,900. 483-2380
WANTED: Mobile home, older
model, reasonable. 483-7029
FOR RENT: Rooms in private home,
shared common areas, washer &
dryer, no pets. 483-4124
FOR RENT: 1BR apt., avail. March
4th, 1st floor, elderly preferred, SD
& ref. 521-4583
FOR SALE: Camp, SRF, South River
Rd. inc. storage shed, $20,000. 5210520
FOR RENT: Mobile home, March
1st, no pets, $400/mo. +SD. 315250-1099
FOR RENT: 1BR apt., $450. 802233-5361
FOR SALE: Park model w/new fl.
room, 34x26, thermal windows, AC,
ex. cond., new appliances, partially
furnished
in
Zephyrhills,
Fl.,
$10,000 neg. 497-3080
TELL OUR ADVERTISERS: You saw
them in the Tri-Lakes Free Trader!
FOR RENT: Small furnished apt.,
suitable for 1, utilities inc., $500,
Malone. 483-2427
WANTED: 3-4BR camp on local
lake, 7/23-7/30/15. 319-5953
FOR RENT: 1BR apt., partially
furnished, nice country setting,
$575/mo inc. utilities, snow &
rubbish removal, SD & lease req.
483-0908
FOR SALE: 3BR house, garage &
car port, $25,000. 483-8053
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FOR SALE: 1998 Toyota Camry,
300,000 mi., driven daily, as is,
$1595. 483-3199
FOR SALE: 2009 Dodge Journey
SUV, AWD, auto, 3rd row seating,
1 owner, 94,000 mi., runs great,
$10,900. 483-8711
FOR SALE: 2011 Chevy Equinox
AWD, 4 cyl., sunroof, new tires, vgc,
$12,500. 497-6400
FOR SALE: 2004 Chevy ext. cab
4wd 2500 series. 315-769-1448
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CARS
Buy a car that will stay RUST FREE...VOLVO
2008 VOLVO S60, sedan, blue, AT, FWD, 5cyl, loaded, leather, all options, $9,995
2002 VOLVO S80, sedan, gray, AT, FWD, V6, loaded, leather, all options, $3,995
2010 VOLVO V70XC, wagon, white, AT, AWD, 5cyl, all options, leather, $22,495
2007 VOLVO V70XC, wagon, silver, AT, AWD, 5cyl, all options, leather, $11,995
WAGONS
2006 VOLVO V50, wagon, black, AT, AWD, 5cyl, loaded, leather, all options, $10,495
2006 VOLVO V70XC, wagon, red, AT, AWD, 5cyl, all options, leather, $9,495
2005 VOLVO V70XC, wagon, silver, AT, AWD, 5cyl, all options, leather, $8,995
2005 VOLVO V70XC, wagon, teal, AT, AWD, 5cyl, all options, leather, $8,995
2005 VOLVO V70XC, wagon, teal, AT, AWD, 5cyl, all options, clean, leather, $8,495
2004 VOLVO V70XC, wagon, silver, AT, AWD, 5cyl, all options, leather, $8,695
TRUCKS
& SUV
2003 VOLVO V70XC, wagon, black, AT, AWD, 5cyl, all options, leather, $7,495
2005 VOLVO XC90, brown, AT, AWD, V8, 7 passenger, rear entertainment, leather, $9,495
2002 FORD F250 SUPER DUTY, black, AT, 4x4, V10, Ext. cab, super size tires, $8,995
NEED A TOW? CALL US ANYTIME AT 518-483-1909
AUTOMOTIVE
FOR SALE: 2006 Freestar SE van,
53,000 mi., loaded, dual slide rear
doors, rear DVD player, new battery,
ex. cond., $6500. 483-5893
FOR SALE: Michelin M&S tires,
215/55R17 Primacy VGC. 856-0263
FOR SALE: 2003 Ford Taurus,
$1800 obo. 315-212-3618
FOR SALE: 4 Goodyear Uni-grab
winter reactive technology tires,
M+S LT 265/75 R16, load range “E”,
set up for #15 tire studs, mounted
on ultra motor sport 8 lug rims, new
$1940.65, will take $1100 cash.
293-8249
FOR SALE: 2006 Cadillac Deville,
DTS, Northstar engine, 64,000
mi., mint cond., loaded, never seen
snow, must see, $15,000. 891-6980
WANTED: All junk cars and
trucks for scrap metal only.
Free pick up, from $100$200. 518-521-0916 or 518529-6209
FOR SALE: Two Winterforce snow
tires, new cond., 235 55 R17 99S,
$200, reason for selling is traded
vehicle. 359-3994
FOR SALE: 2005 Honda Shadow
600, stored inside, many extras,
$2500 firm. 483-7024
FOR SALE: Weather Tech floor
liners, front & back 2013 F150. 4830053
FOR SALE: 2003 Buick Rendezvous
AWD, 6 cyl., 149,000 mi., seats 5,
$1500 obo. 315-208-4040
FOR SALE: Bridgestone Blizzak
snow tires, 225/65R17, $375. 2600943
FOR SALE: 2008 Pontiac Torrent
GXP, 130,000 mi., heated seats, PW,
PL, new tires, $7500 obo. 419-2464
FOR SALE: 2005 Monte Carlo,
147,000 mi., runs, insp., $4500.
2002 F150 4WD, insp., runs, $3000.
594-3424
FOR SALE: 2010 Hyundai Elantra
GLS, 73,000 mi., factory warranty,
$7800. 315-262-6636
FOR SALE: 4 Goodyear P265/70R17
tires mounted on 6 lug Chevy alloy
rims. 735-4493
FOR SALE: 1999 Chevy Lumina,
$500. 353-9463 Sat-Sun.
FOR SALE: 2004 F250 Super Duty
ext. cab, 4x4, 5.4L V8, 60,000 mi.,
good cond., $9500 obo. 315-7692658
FOR SALE: 2014 Jeep Grand
Cherokee Limited, white, leather,
roof, loaded, 5000 mi., $36,800.
483-0401
WANTED: Used motor oil. 315-3790571
WANTED: Info on 2008 Chevy
Silverado 4.3 motor w/vibration
problem intermittent. 315-769-5659
WANTED: Used car and person who
will do payments ASAP. 651-7682
FOR SALE: 1977 Chevy Monte
Carlo, $5000. 481-4089
FOR SALE: 2001 Jeep Cherokee
Sport, 86,000 mi., $3500. 483-7618
FOR SALE: Truck cap for Chevy
S10, good cond., $100 obo. 4805108
FOR SALE: 2001 Chevy Silverado,
5.3L ext cab, 4x4, $1000 obo. 5215382
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1997 BMW
740il, mint cond., low mi., great on
gas trade for ATV, side by side, small
pickup or $3500 cash. 319-0192
WANTED: Cap for 2005 Chevy
Silverado 4dr, 6x6, reasonable, good
cond. 483-8813
FOR SALE: 2001 Chevy Blazer 4DR
4x4 auto V6,sunroof, clean, 113,000
mi., $2500. 425-6105
FOR SALE: 4 new tires 215/50R17.
483-2862
FOR SALE: 2004 Toyota RAV4
4WD, 1 owner, non smoker, low mi.,
$6500 obo. 521-4196
2013 FORESTER PREMIUM, auto, sunroof, loaded
(2) 2010 FORESTERS PREMIUM, auto, sunroof, loaded
2011 SUBARU LEGACY PREMIUM, auto, all power options
2009 TOYOTA CAMRY LE, auto, loaded
2010 HONDA CIVIC LX, auto, 2 door
2007 HONDA ODYSSEY, auto, sunroof, heated leather
2006 TRIBECA, auto, 7 passenger, sunroof, heated leather
2006 OUTBACK WAGON, heated cloth, auto, all power
2006 IMPREZA RS SEDAN, auto, all power options
2006 OUTBACK LIMITED, auto, sunroof, heated leather,
2005 FORESTER X, auto, all power
2004 OUTBACK LIMITED, auto, sunroof, heated leather
2003 FORESTER XS, auto, heated seats, loaded
2005 OUTBACK WAGON LL BEAN, 6cyl, auto, heated leather, sunroof
FOR SALE: 1976 Dodge Ram
Charger 400 big block, headers,
exhaust, tires, little work, can be
driven, $1500 obo. 651-4539
FOR SALE: 2003 Dodge Neon 4dr,
vgc, new brakes, struts, front axles,
mechanically sound. 358-3374
FOR SALE: 4 Duratrac tires w/5075% tread, 6 bolt GMC rim, $450 w/
rims. 637-9809
FOR SALE: 1992 Cadillac Deville,
65,000 mi., needs motor, ex. shape,
loaded, 4.9 engine, $750 obo. 4207654
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FOR SALE: 1997 Ford F150 XLT,
89’ box, 4.6L V8, 2WD auto, trailer
hitch, needs shackle hanger & rear
brake line, $600. 315-755-5063
FOR SALE: 2004 Pontiac Grand
Am, 137,000 mi., runs & drives
great, white w/decals, some rust,
$1000 obo. 832-0358
FOR SALE: 2012 Nissan Cube SL,
black, loaded, back up camera,
Nav., Sat. radio, Rockford Fosgate
CD/Radio w/sub, alloy wheels, ex.
cond., 28,000 mi., $14,500 obo.
315-250-3487
FOR SALE: 2001 Ford F150 XLT
Super Crew cab, loaded, 129,000
mi., well maintained, $6000. 6511167
FOR SALE: 1999 Audi Quattro
AWD, good cond., as is, $800. 3530758
WANTED: Good 4cyl. 1.6 engine
from 1997 Geo Tracker 4x4, Suzuki
1996-98. 315-328-5807
FOR SALE: 2011 Ford Crown
Victoria, 75,000 mi., $4500. 2003
Olds Alero, 95,000 mi., $1500. 3582419
FOR SALE: 2007 Chevy Cobalt LS,
80,000 mi., auto, tan, ex. cond.,
$3800 obo. 521-3571
FOR SALE: 2010 Ford Escape,
21,000 mi., 4WD, ex. shape.
Yamaha home theater receiver,
Yamaha 5 disc player, whole house
dehumidifier, new, $75. 250+ DVDs.
315-764-7273
MOTOR CITY TRANSMISSION
COMPANY:
All types of transmissions
repaired. Rebuilding and
electronics. Serving the North
Country since 1977. Rt. 37,
Malone. (518)483-7295
FOR SALE: 1995 Mazda pickup,
wooden box, 4wd, will run, needs
tires, $300 obo. 353-3203
FOR SALE: 2004 Ford 350 diesel
Harley Davidson edition, black &
orange, loaded, leather heated seats,
8’ box, 4dr, $16,000 obo. 651-1764
FOR SALE: Set of tires 225/50R16,
$85 all. 319-7507
FOR SALE: 1994 Grand Cherokee,
Ga. vehicle, ex. cond., $4650. Pair of
12” X-treme car speakers, $50. 2366844
FOR SALE: 2003 Subaru Forester,
runs great, new brakes, rotor, ex.
shape, $3000 obo. 315-328-5262