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HOSKING SALES
Tom & Brenda Hosking6096 NYS Rt. 8 New Berlin, NY 13411
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cell: 607-972-1770 or 1771
Weekly Sales Every Monday starting at 12:30 with Misc. & small animals, 1:00 Dairy. Call formore info and sale times. Our Volume is increasing weekly-join your neighbors & send yourlivestock this way! Monday, March 11th sale - cull ave. .62 Top cow $.79, bulls/steers $.77 - $.99, bull calves top$1.40, heifer calves top $1.00.
Saturday, March 30th - Madison, NY 11:00 AM. Fern-Hill Farm, LLC Complete RetirementDispersal. 285 Head of Registered & Grade Holsteins, 65 Milking age mostly 2 yr. olds, 50 moredue within 90 days of the sale. Semen Tank and semen sell also. Owners: Jack & Lesa Russin.
Friday, April 5th - 11:30 AM - Spring Premier All-Breeds Sale. Consignments will be cut off at150 this year. Consignments already from Cedarlane, Underground Genetics, Bennett Farms,Cowbell, Echo Farm, Boanco, Cha-Liz Farm, Osbornbros, Tiger-Lilly, Bo-Joy, Sparling Trio, TornadoValley, Moloko Dairy, Fantasy Found, Craig-Moor, Post-Haven, Wisner Farm, Elm-Spring, Forever-Hopeful.
Friday, April 12th - 10:00 AM - Madison, NY. Fern-Hill Farm LLC, Complete Retirement Machinery& Equipment Auction. Full line of shed kept Machinery. JD 5830 S/P Forage Harvester 13' HayHead; JD 4255 4WD, Cab, Air powershift, JD 4450 Cab, air, powershift, JD 7400 4WD, cab, airpowershift, JD 4430 cab, air powershift, Kubota M135X 4WD cab, air (new last year). Skidsteers:Case IH 435 cab inclosure, Case IH 1840. Full line of Tillage & Planting Equip. 30x60Greenhouse - Calf barn. Check out website with complete listing and pictures. Owners: Jack &Lesa Russin.
Monday, April 15th - Special - 12:00 Eiholzer Farm Complete Registered Milking Herd & BredHeifer Dispersal. 65 Head of Registered Holsteins. Averaging 55#/cow. 4.0f, 3.2P. RHA 20,885SCC 83,000. We will start the small animal sale at 11AM to start the Dairy at 12:00.Outstanding herd.
Sat., April 20th - Spring Machinery Sale - Tractors, Trucks, tillage, harvest equip. & small items.Call to get your items advertised. We will start at 9:30 AM on small items.
For Sale by Private Treaty - 3 Certified Organic Herds for sale by private treaty.~~ We are sorry for the loss of Darius Benson - our dear friend and part of our sale barn family.Darius has touched so many lives and we are so happy to have had the opportunity to meet himand his family. Our condolences go out to Colleen, Ryan, Drew and family.
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JR’ss Auctions56 Willett St. Fort Plain, NY 13339
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Local Estate & Antique Furniture Auction!!Thursday, March 21st • 6:00PM
JR’s Auction, 56 Willett Street, Fort Plain
ALREADY CONSIGNED: 1-4 piece Bedroom Suite, Full Bed, Dresser, Chest of Drawers, Night Stand,
1-6 Piece Bedroom Suite, Full Bed, Dresser, Night Stands, Chest of Drawers, 1-Early Cane Rocker,
1-Metal Dining Room Set (50’s) Couch, Dry Sink, Hutch, Lamps, some Hand Tools
ATTENTION another load of Furniture and Cabinets have arrived from the Amsterdam House
Including: 1-20”x30’ Solid Butcher Block, (this is one awesome piece) 1-Early Nice Step Back Cupboard,
1-Early Hanging Kerosene Lamp, Corner Shelf, Crocks, Jugs, Tramp Jug, Ox Yokes, Early Wood Boxes,
Early Bread Boards, Beechnut Lifesaver Display, Early Bottles, Cast Iron Kettle, Heavy Wooden Wheels,
Chairs, Wood Signs, Stained Glass Windows, and Much More Still Coming!!
This is again continuing the Amsterdam house and some very good consignments that will be coming in!! It seems it just doesn’t stop!! 518-993-4668 for details!!
Public Consignment Auction!!Tuesday, March 26th @ 6:00PM
Some very good consignments are coming in for our Tuesday Evening auction including: GoodAntiques, Wood Cabinets, Tools, Consignments, Furniture, Odds and Ends and lots of good stuff!
Don’t Miss Out!! Food Stand on Site, Homemade Soft Pretzels, Hot Ham or Roast Beef Sandwiches,Fresh Baked Cookies, Hot Soups, Candies & More!!
Antique Furniture & Local Estate Auction!!Thursday, March 28th • 6:00PMJR’s Auction, 56 Willett Street, Fort Plain
Will be selling Antique Furniture,A Local Estate, and again some super Collectable Items!! Nice Clean Furniture and some very Unique items that will be popping up as well, also bringing
more Furniture & Antiques from the Amsterdam House!!
ALREADY CONSIGNED: Drop Leaf Dining Room Table, Maple Dining Room Table with chairs,Maple Hutch, Side Board, Rocking Chairs, Maple Bedroom Suites, 2-Full Size Beds, Dressers, BookShelves, Pots, Pans, Dishes, Silverware, Kettles, Kitchen Utensils, Wall Hangings, Glassware, Fenton,Early Metal Tin Toys, early advertising from Dygert Drug Store, Table Saw, Router, Hand Tools, and
100’s of other interesting items!! Don’t Miss Out!! Watch for full listings!
Indoor Antique & Tool ShowSaturday, March 30th @ 8:00AMJR’s Auction, 56 Willett Street in Fort Plain
Rent a space to sell your Antiques, Furniture, Collectables, Knives, Brand New or Used Tools, and if you have specialty items that you want to sell this is the place!!
If you are a Homeowner, Dealer or Collector this is a great opportunity to sell your itemsdirectly to the Customers. Rent a 10x10 space for $25.00 or a 10x20 space for $50.00
Tables are $5.00 each. Lots of excitement, Don’t Miss Out!!
Limited spaces are available, spaces must be paid to be reserved!! Call JR @ 518-993-4668 for details.
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T H E R M A - T RU F i b e r -Classic, Smooth-Star andSteel Exterior entry doorunits. Many styles to choosefrom. C.H. Burkdorf & Son,35 Hough St., St. Johnsville.518-568-7016
THREE 22 RIFLES andammo. Mossburg bolt, Glen-field bolt, J.C. Higgins Semi-Auto. Steve 315-223-1063
H A R M A N P E L L E TSTOVES: SAVE UP TO$300 NOW THRU 9/16/12HERKIMER HOME &LEISURE 247 Oberle Rd,Herkimer NY 315-866-5557
COMMON PINE: Excellentfor trim boards; Also 1”x6”tongue & groove and 1”x12”rough cut. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville. 518-568-7016
WOOD PELLETS: WinterSpecial on NEW ENGLANDPREMIUM PELLETS, withlow ash. BUY NOW ANDSAVE. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville. 518-568-7016
DRY FIREWOOD For Sale.All hardwood, picked up ordelivered. Call after 6pm315-865-4742
STONECRAFT: A manufac-tured stone veneer whichdelivers grace, charm and apowerful feel of stone andoffers distinctive irregularfieldstone shapes and natu-ral looking broken edges.Available at C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016
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Indoor Antique Show Satur-day March 30th 8:00am atJR’S at 56 Willett Street FortPlain NY. Rent a space anddisplay and sell your An-tiques, Furniture, and Col-lectables, Don’t Miss OutReserve your space now.10x10 space is $25.00 perday 518-993-4668.
Have to buy a gift? Need tomake it special? ENGRAVEIT! Call Laser Pro Engrav-ing, 40 Mckinley Ave., Dol-geville, New York. (315) 429-9962
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VIEWPOINT VINYL RE-PLACEMENT WINDOWSare durable, low mainte-nance and ENERGY STARAPPROVED with lifetimewarranty against glassbreakage. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016
ANNUAL SPRING CON-SIGNMENT AUCTION. Sat.,May 11th at Mohawk ValleyProduce Auction. Lookingfor Farm Equipment, tools,crafts, horses, small ani-mals, furniture, hunting andfishing, trees, shrubs, andflowers. 518-568-2257
WANTED - CA$H PAID: forold jewelry, books. Dollstoys, even if broken, 1970solder. 1960s & older: Cloth-ing. Old frames, Christmas,Halloween items. Interestedin almost anything old.Shirley 315-894-9032.
FOR SALE: Ford Windstar,69K, auto, air, loaded! Ask-ing $3,995.00 Call EasternAuto Mall (315)895-7487 or(315)717-2047 ask for Bon-go
Looking for one of a kindquality gift? Make it special,engrave it! Call Laser ProEngraving, 40 McKinleyAve., Dolgeville, New York.(315) 429-9962
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Indoor Antique and ToolShow, Saturday, March30th, 8:00am at JR’s, 56 Wil-lett Street, Fort Plain, NY.Rent a 10x10 space for$25.00 or a 10x20 space for$50.00 and sell your an-tiques, tools & collectables.And if you are a homeowneror collector this is a greatopportunity to sell youritems directly to the cus-tomers. Lots of excitement,Don’t Miss Out!!
Huge Extravaganza Event!!Annual Customer Apprecia-tion Day!! Animal Consign-ment Auction!! ConsignmentAuction!! Sportsman Show!!Tool Show!! Flea Market!!Saturday, May 4th, 8:00amat JR’s Auction, 56 WillettStreet, Fort Plain, NY.Spaces will be available forrent, must be paid to be re-served. Bring your items tosell!! The Auction ActionNever Stops!! 518-993-4668
Antique Auction ThursdayMarch 21st 6:00pm at JR’sAuction 56 Willet St FortPlain, NY. Consignments,Furniture, Collectables,Jugs, Crocks, Butter churns,and much more!! Alwayslots of good quality items.Call for details 518-993-4668.
FINISHING A ROOM? Nowoffering prefinishing for allyour woodworks. Trim,doors, tongue-and-groove,and hardwood flooring! Vol-ume discounts, contractorsand lumberyards welcome.Stoltzfus Home Interiors315-429-3542.
FOR SALE: 16’ boat andtrailer, 3 motors, some workneeded. Call 315-219-1276Dolgeville
Weddings and Graduationsare just around the corner.Laser Pro Engraving offersunique gift ideas to makeyour event special! CallLaser Pro Engraving, 40McKinley Ave., Dolgeville,New York. (315) 429-9962
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2010 HYUNDAI Accent, 4Dr., Auto, Gas Saver.$10,900. Call Eastern AutoMall (315)895-7487 or(315)717-2047 ask for Bon-go.HEMLOCK LUMBER, Sid-ing Boards, Framing Lum-ber, Beams. Miller’s,6 0 2 7 C t y. H w y. 1 8 , We s tEdmeston. 6miles south ofU.S.Rt.20
Local Estate Auction March28th 6:00pm at JR’S Auc-tion 56 Willett Street FortPlain NY. Antiques, Furni-ture, Bedroom Suites, Din-ing Room Set, Chairs, Col-lectables, Crocks, Pots,Pans, Silverware and willalso be bringing more fromthe Amsterdam house!!FOR SALE: 2005 Ford Es-cape, Leather Interior, AWD.Must See! asking $7,995.Call Eastern Auto Mall(315)895-7487 or (315)717-2047 ask for Bongo
Dutch Heritage AntiqueTreasures is getting newvendors and items everyweek, be sure to stop in!!Lots of action going on.POWER STEERING pump,new in box. Was intended for97’ Dodge Ram 1500. $75firm. 518-993-3417.
Indoor Tool Show March30th 8:00am at JR’S. 56 Wil-lett Street Fort Plain NY.518-993-4668. Rent a spaceand sell your new or usedtools and tool related items!Don’t Miss Out!! Reserveyour space now. 10x10space is $25.00 per day!
Loose or broken chairs?Bring them to the “ChairHospital” at Duda Wood-working, 734 Lafayette St.,Utica, NY, 13502. 315-733-4715. Bring in this ad for10% off furniture repair.2004 KIA Sorento, auto, 75K$7,500.00 Call (315)717-2047 or Eastern Auto Mall(315)895-7487 ask for Bon-goPHOTO CALENDARS nowavailable right here at LeePublications. 6113 StateHwy. 5, Palatine Bridge, NY518-673-3237. Choose up to24 photos. Only $12.00 fordigital photos and $15.00 ifwe scan them.If you have Antique Furni-ture and Collectables thatyou want to sell bring themdown to JR’S Auction 56Willet Street Fort Plain, NY.Always looking for Qualityitems to sell!! 518-993-4668
CHARCOAL GRILL: KAMA-DO JOE Ready to cook in15 minutes. Free Acces-sories worth $113.00 includ-ed in the introductory price.HERKIMER HOME &LEISURE 247 Oberle Rd,Herkimer NY 315-866-5557
Laser Pro Engraving spe-cializes in engraved bats.Stop in and see what we cando for you. Laser Pro En-graving, 40 Mckinley Ave.,Dolgeville, New York. (315)429-9962
BOUGHT SOMECROOKED LUMBER?Should have stopped atC.H. Burkdorf & Son, 35Hough St., St. Johnsville -518-568-7016 for a straightdeal!
NEED A NEW ROOF? Wecarry GAF/ELK 30 yr war-ranty premium roofing archi-tectural laminated shingles.6 colors in stock but 14 col-ors are available. Call forprices. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016
Already consigned for ourFurniture and Antique Auc-tion, March 21st, 6:00pm: 1-4 piece bedroom suite, fullbed, dresser, chest of draw-ers, night stand; 1-6 piecebedroom suite, full bed,dresser, night stand, chestof drawers; 1-early canerocker; 1-metal dining roomset (50’s); couch; dry sink;hutch; lamps; some handtools. We’ll be continuing tobring more from Amster-dam. Watch for listings andpictures!! JR’s Auction, 56Willett Street, Fort Plain, NY.
ATV TRAILERS byBosski Industries first auto-matic “Dump Assist” trailersGVWR 800lbs.+ 1600lbs.models available. Comecheck them out at NorthCreek Auto 315-866-3698
WORMS are IN!! LIVEBAIT, minnows, etc. at TheSportsman’s Den, 36Canal St, Ft Plain, 518-993-1010. LIVE BAIT, TACKLE,ARCHERY, AMMUNITION,PET, SPORTS, etc.
Outdoor & Tailgate Auction,April 13th at 1:33pm. Bringanything! Need more infor-mation? Call Kings Auc-tions, Burrows Road, WestWinfield, New York.(315)822-5221
VENDOR SPACE AVAIL-ABLE: Antiques, collectibles& crafts. Weeden’s Mini Mall,8056 Route 13, Blossvale,315-245-0458; Vernon Vari-ety Shops, 5349 Route 5,Vernon, 315-829-2105
ROOF & FLOOR TRUSS-ES: Fabricated for residen-tial, commercial or agricul-tural construction. Call for afree quote. C.H. Burkdorf &Son, 35 Hough St., St.Johnsville 518-568-7016
BROKEN CHAIRS? NeedCountertops? Call DudaWoodworking & Chair Hos-pital. Quality Furniture Re-pair. Custom Formica Work.734 Layfayette Street, Uti-ca,NY 315-733-4715
GREG BENNETT Guitars.Authorized dealer. Imagi-neering Drum & Guitar shop.27 West Main St. Little Falls.315-823-1500
Complete House & EstateBuy Outs or Sell on Com-mission, furniture, estates,guns, and more!! Call JR @518-993-4668 or Tim @518-332-5157
Coin, Gold, and Silver Auc-tion Wednesday, April 3rd,6:00pm, JR’s Auction, 56Willett Street, Fort Plain, NY.Lots of top quality coins arealready consigned for thisauction!! Bring your bestitems to sell, this will be theauction if you want to sell atauction prices!! Watch adsfor full listing and pictures!!Call 518-993-4668 for de-tails.
SHEETROCK and acces-sories at good prices. C.H.Burkdorf & Son. 35 HoughStreet, St. Johnsville, NY.518-568-7016
EVANS, REMO DRUM-HEADS, drumsticks by Pro-Mark, Zilojian, On Stage.Imagineering Drum & GuitarShop. 27 West Main St. LittleFalls. 315-823-1500
CALL if you want to do an onsite auction at your location.We Do Auctions!! JR’s Auc-tion, 56 Willett Street, FortPlain, NY 518-993-4668 orTim 518-332-5157
TURN your wedding, baby,graduation, scenery photosinto beautiful canvas printsstarting at only $40.00. CallBeth at Lee Publications518-673-0101 or [email protected]
NEED BUSINESS CARDS?Full color glossy, heavystock. 250 ($45.00); 500($60.00); 1,000 ($75.00).Call Beth at Lee Publica-tions 518-673-0101 [email protected]
CLOSE-OUT of HardwareStore Inventory, 50% OFFEVERYTHING. Vernon Vari-ety Shop, 5349 Route 5,Vernon,NY 315-829-2105
PELLETS SALE: $229/ton.HERKIMER HOME &LEISURE 247 Oberle Rd,Herkimer NY 315-866-5557Antique Consignment Auc-tion Thursday March 28th6:00pm at JR’S 56 WillettStreet Fort Plain NY Furni-ture, Collectables, Antiques,Good Quality Items!! CheckAuctionzip ID#29324 for list-ing and picture!!I BUY HUNTING RIFLESfor my collection. 518-673-0029, 518-321-5372FOR SALE: SET OF 4 20inch Chevy Chrome rimswith tires for truck or SUV.$300 obo. 518-705-9873.2006 HONDA SHADOW750cc 3400K saddle bags,windshield, sissy bar, oneowner. 518-993-3920, 518-848-0172PITTSBURGH PAINT:Spruce up your home withPittsburgh Paint. Over 2000colors to choose from in flat,eggshell or semi-gloss paint.C.H. Burkdorf & Son, Inc.35 Hough St., St. Johnsville518-568-7016HORSE HAY: Round bales$85.00 per bale. MohawkValley Produce Auction.518-568-2257Business Opportunity:Looking for Innovated indi-vidual who loves EstateSales, Treasure Huntingand/or Re-purpose and Vin-tage, Newport Marketplacewould like to partner withyou. We would like to seeyou open Your ConsignmentShop within the Market-place, must be able to workminimum of 10 days amonth in exchange forspace (315) 845-8822CAN’T STAND YOUR OLDKITCHEN? We carry Aris-tokraft cabinets and postformed countertops. Manystyles and colors available.C.H. Burkdorf & Son, 35Hough St., St. Johnsville518-568-7016BUSINESS CARD MAGNETSonly $75.00 for 250. FreeShipping. Call Beth at LeePublications 518-673-0101 [email protected] Pleaseallow 7-10 business days fordeliveryCHICKEN BBQ EastSchuyler Cemetery Associ-ation: April 14, 12:00-3:00,$9.00. 240 Wood Lane,SchuylerFOR SALE: Antiques, Col-lectibles, Shabby Chic,Amish Baskets, Primitives,Jewelry, Country, Re-pur-pose, Handcrafted Items,Adirondack Décor, UniqueGifts and Much More! “New-port Marketplace” 7583Main St, Newport “Gift Cer-tificates now available”
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DOG and CAT owners,STOP traveling, we carry ithere locally! California Nat-ural Herring and SweetPotato, Taste of the Wild(GRAIN FREE): available inWild Boar, Salmon,Bison&Venison, and Lamb.Also carrying Diamond Nat-urals, EVO, Country ValuePet Foods, and more! L’A-vian Parrot food, 17in MON-STER Beef Bones, treats,collars, leashes, etc… atThe Sportsman’s Den, 36Canal St, Ft Plain, 518-993-1010. LIVE BAIT, TACKLE,ARCHERY, AMMUNITION,PET, SPORTS, etc.
2 Day On Site Public Auc-tion: Saturday, April 13thand Saturday, April 20th.Large Herkimer Estate: Fordtractor with loader and back-hoe attachment; 2 Mopeds;Lawn tractors; Disc; Trailers;Lincoln Town Car; VintageBowling Machine; 100’s ofLicense Plates (early) FloorLift; Boat Motors; CompleteHousehold Contents; Base-ment Shop; Large GarageContents of tools and will becleaning out corners thathave not been touched inyears!! Auction by JR’s Auc-tion 518-993-4668 call fordetails. Watch for picturesand full listing!!
TED’S PAINTING: Residen-tial and Commercial. Goodwinter prices. Also landlorddiscounts. Call Ted 315-429-3253
Dutch Heritage Deli at JR’S56 Willett Street Fort plainNY 13339 518-993-4668Cooked Ham 2.99 lb.,Turkey Breast $4.99 lb.,Brown Sugar Ham $3.99 lb.,Honey Ham $3.99 lb.,Lebanon Sweet Bologna$5.99 lb., Beef Bologna$4.99 lb., WunderbarBologna $2.99 lb., CornedBeef $6.49 lb., Roast Beef$6.49. Farmers Cheese$3.49 lb., Muenster $3.99lb., Smoked ProvoloneCheese $4.99 lb., WhiteAmerica Cheese $3.29 lb.,Lacy Swiss Cheese $5.99lb. More choices are avail-able! We sell sliced,chipped, or by the block.Subs and Sandwiches avail-able!!
WOOD PELLETS: WarmFront Brand by New Eng-land. Wood Pellets: PremiumGrade $219.00 per ton whilesupplies last. Benuel FisherAuctions 518-568-2257
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BOWS-NEW for 2013: TheKodiak, The Viking, The Ea-gle, and The Sidekick XP.Lifetime Warranty. Made inUSA. Layaway Available!Come see them at TheSportsman’s Den, 36Canal St, Ft Plain, 518-993-1010. We also have Youthbows, Used bows, Cross-bows, and Full ServiceArchery Shop. LIVE BAIT,TACKLE, ARCHERY, AM-MUNITION, PET, SPORTS,etc.
REMODELING SALE:STOVES, GAS INSERTS &FIREPLACES, Save over$1000 on Major BrandsHERKIMER HOME &LEISURE 247 Oberle Rd,Herkimer NY 315-866-5557
Antique Center now open atJR’s, 56 Willett Street, FortPlain, NY. We are selling fur-niture, collectables, antiquesand more. Rent a space orsell on commission. Furni-ture and Antique DealersNeeded! Give us a call if youneed a space to sell yourproducts. High traffic flow,we need more to sell. Thecustomers are here!! Bringyour product!! Call Jr at 518-993-4668 or Tim at 518-332-5157
FOR SALE: Antiques, Col-lectibles, Shabby Chic,Amish Baskets, Primitives,Jewelry, Country, Re-pur-pose, Handcrafted Items,Adirondack Décor, UniqueGifts and Much More! “New-port Marketplace” 7583Main St, Newport “Gift Cer-tificates now available”
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PROTECT AND BEAUTIFYYOUR HOME WITH solidvinyl siding D/4 & D/5, avail-able in white or many colors.C.H. Burkdorf & Son, 35Hough St., St. Johnsville518-568-7016
CUSTOM FORMICA Coun-tertops. Cash & Carry or In-stalled. Duda Woodworking& Chair Hospital, 734Lafayette St., Utica 315-733-4715 “Quality Work for Over33 Years!”
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A few years ago I was introduced to Garrison
Keillor, the host of the Prairie Home Companion
– not in person but through his national radio
program along with his friends and childhood
neighbors in his imaginary village of Lake
Woebegone, Minnesota.
Since that intro, we have attended one of his
outdoor summer concerts, complete with his
formal black suit and red sneakers, and have
grown to be regular listeners of his Prairie Home
Companion radio program. Garrison appears to
have an unusual knack to create, find and play
unusual musical pieces, poetry and other little
comical ditties. His almost real Hillbilly country
program about Lake Woebegone seems to send
me down memory lane to my childhood village, a
sort of for-real Lake Woebegone. His Prairie
Home Companion group will be at Tanglewood
just prior to the 4th of July this year.
We did not have Garrison’s beautiful Lake
Woebegone. We had to settle for the Cherry
Valley Creek with a few favorite swimming and
fishing holes. Every curve in the creek created
its very own playground. We didn’t have the pow-
der milk biscuit plant. We did have church and
the ladies’ community club dinners and pro-
grams. For our one-upmanship on Lake
Woebegone, we did have our own one-of-a-kind
wonderment which Lake Woebegoners had to
live without – Floyd Dean, our all-around fix-it
man. Likeable, loveable country character and
charmer. Master of off-color jokes, the latest in
gossip and questioner supreme. His wardrobe
everyday remained unchanged: a gray striped
engineer’s cap, gold-rimmed glasses, gray bib
overalls, red handkerchief hanging from a rear
pocket with a dollar watch in his bib pocket
attached to a leather strap. On rainy days only,
he wore red ball barn boots – you know, the kind
with the white soles.
All of the kids, dogs, and men folk were drawn
to Mr. Floyd. He could be generous, on occasion,
while poking in an additional chaw of Red Man or
BeechNut chewing tobacco. He would hand over
the package – even to us kids, then laugh.
Floyd, with his blacksmith shop, offered a con-
stant amusement-gathering place for us kids.
He entertained mostly boys while he repaired
and often rebuilt farm machinery, car and truck
body repairs; sharpened hand, crosscut and
bucksaws; formed horseshoes and U-bolts,
along with harness repair.
An occasional crank on the bellows’ handle
kept colorful sparks heading upward, with music
provided by a hammer striking on the large anvil,
which sat on an old tree stump next to the
forge.
Early every other Saturday morning we would
hang around his blacksmith-machine shop
watching, listening, wondering if we should both-
er him to say we needed a haircut.
Sunday was only one morning away and we
didn’t even dare to think about attending
church and Sunday School without having our
pants freshly pressed, shoes shined, along with
our hair properly groomed - which included white
walls around and above the ears.
It didn’t seem fair all the girls had to do was
comb-brush-tie their hair in pigtails with a
white ribbon and act pretty. “Well,” I say, “who
says life is fair?”
Eventually the music from the hammer and
anvil would stop and he would announce – “Time
for hair cuts.” Another 25 minutes would go by
and we would parade over to the back door of
his house. Floyd would set his chaw of tobaccy
on the window sill (he’d place the cheek-puffing
cud on the window sill for a later chew) – spit
out the remaining tobacco and juice and lead us
through the kitchen into his living room com-
plete with a barber chair, combs-brushes,
straight razors, and hand clippers. Then he
became the village barber. A few minutes later
and 25 cents lighter, we would charge out the
front door and head for home. That was our
very special time – if everything had gone
alright during the past week, we would get our 5
cent weekly allowance. Sometimes I would save
my 5 cents for a week until the next Saturday
and buy a bottle of 5-cent Pepsi-cola and a 5-
cent package of cupcakes. They couldn’t have
had such a delight in Lake Woebegone.
Years later when Floyd Dean passed on,
Barnie Snyder, with Floyd’s old chair and hand
clippers, became our barber, right next to a
chunk stove in his living room. No mirrors, just a
big yellow cat in Barnie’s favorite over-stuffed
chair. When the haircut was over, he would
quickly pass a handheld mirror around our head
and declare, “Looks good to me!”
I remember someone complaining about
Barnie’s 25-cent charge. He said he did not
have as much experience as Floyd Dean and
should not charge as much.
Can this question be asked without bending
someone’s nose? Have we, the majority of the
adult residents of the Mohawk Valley, lost our
ability to dream, plan, and act?
The following two pictures are examples of
homes built in yester-year in this valley – our
valley. Just a glance will show the owners and
builders loved this area and believed in the abil-
ity of this area to grow and stay prosperous.
Our president, Mr. Obama, has said over T.V.
that he will not cut back on funding any pro-
grams unless taxes go up. I believe he really
means he will not cut back on spending even if
taxes go up. What do you think? Taxes should go
up…..? Or not……?
My question is – if a family is nearly broke and
living on borrowed money, how can they get out
of debt by paying more taxes and not backing
off with their spending? When we spend what is
not already ours, how can the future improve?
Spring is getting ready to be sprung. Soon
the snow will leave and springtime flowers will
share their beauty. All four seasons share their
special happiness. Springtime is my favorite,
when everything in God’s creation comes alive.
The Bible reminds us to be thankful in every-
thing. Say hi to your neighbor. Turn the other
cheek. Make yourself happier – attend church
on Sunday.
Thanks for supporting
the Pennysaver through
your readership.
Fred Lee and Family
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by David UffingtonHow accurate is your
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The Federal TradeCommission recentlycompleted the fifth seg-ment of its ongoing study
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LLittlee Fallss Automotivee Rescue: NYSinspection $1000, Open till 5pm.
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If you have a chroniccondition like hyperten-sion or diabetes, a care-fully planned diet canhave a significant impacton managing your symp-toms and improving yourhealth. During NationalNutrition Month®, theAcademy of Nutrition andDietetics encourages con-sumers to develop ahealthful eating plan thatis centered on personalhealth concerns and “EatRight, Your Way, EveryDay.”
“While many people un-derstand the role dietplays in overall health,you can actually preventand manage specific dis-eases by eating healthful-ly, as well,” said regis-tered dietitian and Acade-my spokesperson AngelaLemond.
“For instance, eatingheart-healthy foods canhelp lower high bloodpressure, which reduces
the risk of both heart at-tack and stroke. Even ifyou do not have highblood pressure, eating aheart-healthy diet re-duces your chances ofheart disease in the fu-ture,” Lemond said.
“A healthy eating planthat keeps health con-cerns in mind will also in-corporate individualneeds including personalnutrient requirements,food preferences, lifestyleand level of physical ac-tivity,” Lemond said. Sheoffers tips to “Eat Right,Your Way, Every Day”while also preventing andmanaging some of themost common food-relat-ed medical conditions:Hypertension and heart
disease• Balance calories with
physical activity to man-age weight.
• Increase the variety ofnutrient-rich foods, suchas fruits, vegetables,
whole grains, fat-free andlow-fat dairy productsand seafood.
• Consume fewer foodswith sodium (salt), satu-rated fats, trans fats,cholesterol, added sugarsand refined grains.
Diabetes“To successfully man-
age diabetes, you need tounderstand how foodsand nutrition affect yourbody,” said Lemond.“Good health depends oneating a variety of foodsthat contain the rightamounts of carbohy-drates, protein andhealthy fats, as well as vi-tamins, minerals, fiberand water.”
• Eat meals and snacksat regularly scheduledtimes.
• Eat about the sameamount of food at eachmeal or snack.
• Choose healthfulfoods to support ahealthy weight and heart
including whole-grainbreads, cereals, pastasand rice; vegetables andbeans; fruits; lean meat,fish, poultry and tofu;low-fat or fat-free milk,cheese and yogurt; andhealthy fats like olive oil.
• Carbohydrates affectyour blood sugar morethan protein or fat. Keeptrack of the amount ofcarbohydrates you eat toensure your blood sugarstays in good control.Food allergies and in-
tolerances“When foods are cut
from your diet, you maybe short-changing your-self on important vita-mins and minerals,” saidLemond. “A registered di-etitian can help ensureyou get the nutrition youneed for your health andlifestyle.”
• Learn about ingredi-ents in foods. Eggs,wheat, milk and otherfood allergens often are
called by other names.Food companies specifyon product labels if anymajor allergens are con-tained in the food.
• Read labels carefully.Manufacturers mightchange ingredients ofproducts without notice,so double-check ingredi-ent labels every time youbuy a food, even a famil-iar one.
• Talk with your daycare, school and work-place. Make sure schoolfaculty and staff areaware of your child’s foodallergies and that theyknow how to respond toadverse reactions yourchild may experience.Similarly, inform yourcoworkers of allergies youhave. Some people are fa-miliar with food allergiesand know what to do if aperson has a reaction;others may not and willneed your help in keepingyour risk for exposurelow.
Obesity• Establish a new bal-
ance between caloriesconsumed and caloriesburned through physicalactivity.
• Include fiber-rich
foods like fruits, vegeta-bles, beans and wholegrains, which offer plentyof vitamins and mineralswithout plenty of calorieswhile keeping you feelingfull longer.
• Watch portion sizes tohelp manage calorie in-take and cut back onempty calories fromadded sugars.
“No matter whichhealth concern you have,you need a registered die-titian on your team whowill work with you to puttogether a daily meal planthat takes into accountyour food preferences,level of physical activityand lifestyle,” saidLemond.
As part of this publiceducation campaign, theAcademy’s National Nu-trition Month website in-cludes a variety of helpfultips, games, promotionaltools and nutrition edu-cation resources, all de-signed to spread the mes-sage of good nutritionaround the “Eat Right,Your Way, Every Day”theme.
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Nowadays, homeowners looking to sell their homesknow it’s not as easy to do so as it might have been afew years ago. A struggling economy has made it diffi-cult for many homeowners to sell their homes for aprice they’re comfortable with.
But the sagging economy is not the only thing canmake it difficult to sell a home. In fact, a host of oth-er things, some obvious but some not so obvious, canhurt a home’s value as well.
• Location: A home’s location is arguably its best orworst selling point. A home in a great location won’t beas difficult to sell as a home in a bad neighborhood.But location goes beyond a neighborhood’s reputation,especially in recent years. Homeowners who live in aneighborhood or development with many foreclosuresmight find those foreclosed properties are hurtingtheir own home’s value. Lots of foreclosures couldnegatively affect a neighborhood’s reputation, whichmight make a home within that neighborhood less at-tractive to prospective buyers.
• Appearance: A home’s appearance is another obvi-ous variable that might affect its resale value. Home-owners might want their home to reflect their own in-dividuality, but that’s not going to help when the timecomes to sell the home. If the exterior paint is out ofthe ordinary, then it might be wise to choose a moretraditional or conservative color before erecting the“For Sale” sign out front. The same goes for a home’sinterior. If the interior design is especially unique, amore traditional interior decor might help the homesell faster.
• Size and style: Another thing to consider whenselling a home is its size and style. A home that standsout on the block might be an attention-grabber, butthat’s not always attractive to prospective buyers. Forinstance, a colonial sitting in the middle of a streetfilled with contemporary homes will stand out, butlikely for all the wrong reasons. It will likely appeardated and out of place, which is something buyersmight not want. In addition, if the home is consider-ably larger or smaller than the surrounding homes,then this could hurt its value.
• Non-conformity: In many ways, conformity is notconsidered an admirable trait. But when selling a
home, conformity could make the difference betweena home selling quickly or remaining on the market formonths if not years. When shopping for a home, buy-ers often shop in certain neighborhoods and townsand might see many different homes within a givenZIP code. Homeowners with homes that don’t conformto others in the area might find it difficult to sell theirhomes. For instance, homeowners trying to sell a twobedroom home in a neighborhood filled with threebedroom homes might notice their home’s value is notas high as that of surrounding homes, regardless ofthe neighborhood or how similar the home’s exterior isto surrounding homes.
• Age: Older homes might have character and asense of nostalgia, but appraisers take age into con-sideration when determining a home’s value. And buy-ers tend to lean toward newer homes for a number ofreasons, not the least of which is the feeling that new-er homes have far more modern amenities than olderhomes.
When it comes to a home’s value, there are a host ofthings that could ultimately increase or decrease thatvalue in the eyes of prospective buyers.
Factors that might hurt a home’s value
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Though the housing market might not be booming,there are still buyers out there looking for a place tocall their own. Some potential sellers might prefer apatient approach to selling their homes, choosing todo so when the market rebounds and homes regainsome of their lost value. Other sellers might not havea choice and must make due with selling in a lacklus-ter market.
Regardless of which category you’re in, there areeasy ways to boost your home’s value. Making minorchanges to a home can add to your asking price,whether you’re putting your home on the market thisweek or waiting for the market to rebound. The follow-ing tasks might not take much effort, but they pay div-idends.
• Work on the yard. An appealing lawn is still a greatway to catch a prospective buyer’s eye. When a home
boasts a lush lawn and well-manicured trees, it’s hardto ignore that For Sale sign out front. If landscapinghas proven an Achilles’ heel in the past, make an ef-fort to take better care of your property in the monthsahead. It doesn’t take long for even the most neglect-ed lawn to rebound from disrepair. By the time youfeel confident to put that for sale sign out front, youmight just be putting it up in a lush lawn no buyer canresist.
• Upgrade appliances. Prospective buyers won’t bethrilled if they walk into a home and see outdated ap-pliances. Some might even feel older appliances indi-cate a homeowner who cared little about appearancesand might begin to wonder if there are any additionalareas that might have been neglected around thehouse. Stainless steel appliances in the kitchen andeven new fixtures in the bathroom are aestheticallyappealing and tend to excite buyers. Homeowners whoaren’t immediately putting their property up for salecan gradually upgrade their appliances to lessen someof the financial toll such purchases take.
• Replace the carpet. A clean carpet might make aworld of difference to a home’s inhabitants, but a new
carpet will be more appealing to prospective buyers.Choose a neutral-toned carpet that will boast a moreuniversal appeal.
• Paint the home. A fresh coat of paint or new sidingis always attractive to prospective buyers. If yourhome hasn’t had a new coat of paint in awhile thatmight make buyers feel the home is musty or old.Many buyers judge a book by its cover, and sellerswant their home’s exterior to be as attractive as possi-ble. Homeowners can also paint rooms inside thehome to give it a fresh and welcoming feel.
• Clean up around the house. A cluttered house willalmost certainly repel buyers. Buyers want a homethat’s roomy and well kept, but clutter creates the op-posite impression. Organize the closets to make themappear more roomy and clean up any areas that havebecome cluttered — consider temporarily renting astorage unit to house excess stuff from closets. Base-ments or utility closets might be handy for storage,but they should be open and clean before hosting anopen house. The less clutter a home has, the morespacious it will appear and the more money sellerscan likely demand for the home.
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(StatePoint) — If you’reconsidering buying ahome, some experts thinkyou should get a move onit. Interest rates are at65-year record lows andnational home priceshave finally hit bottomand are on the rise. De-spite what you may behearing, loans are avail-able for those with goodcredit histories, stable in-come and sufficient sav-ings.
But don’t jump right inunprepared. Whetheryou’re a seasoned buyeror a newbie, there arestrategies that can helpyou throughout thehome-buying process:
Stick to your budgetDetermining how much
“home you can afford” de-pends on several factors,including your annualgross income, credit his-tory, current mortgage
rates and the amount ofyour down payment.
In today’s market, youcan expect a down pay-ment to generally be be-tween 5 to 20 percent ofthe purchase price for aconventional mortgage.Lenders recommend thatyour mortgage payment(principal, interest, taxesand mortgage insurance)be less than 28 percent ofyour monthly gross in-come.
Before looking for ahome, consider calling aDepartment of Housingand Urban Development-approved housing coun-selor for free and confi-dential financial assis-tance.Avoid borrowing pitfalls
Unscrupulous lenderscan damage your creditand cause you financialhardship. Here are someways to avoid becoming avictim:
• Say ‘no’ to easy mon-ey. Beware if someoneclaims that your “creditproblems won’t affect theinterest rate.” If a solicita-tion is really appealing,get it in writing and seek
a second opinion.• Talk to several
lenders to find the bestloan.
• Know if the loan of-fered to you charges a feeif you pay it off early. Ifit’s a requirement of theloan, ask about otherproducts that don’t con-tain this type of penalty.
• Ensure documentsare correct and complete.Beware of anyone offeringto falsify your income in-formation to qualify youfor a loan. Never sign doc-uments that have incor-rect dates or blank fields.
• Ask for written esti-mates that include allpoints and fees. Whenyou get to the closingtable, if any fees orcharges differ from whatwas previously disclosed,delay closing until allterms are understood.
• If you’re taking equityout of your property, onlytake the minimum. Equi-ty typically builds slowlyover time, so it’s impor-tant to try to preserve it.
• If you’re not sure,don’t sign! Get advicefirst from a reputable
consumer credit counsel-ing agency or housingcounselor.
Know the mortgageprocess
Mortgages are seriouslong-term financial com-mitments. Selecting theright mortgage may makea big difference in yourmonthly payments andoverall cost of your loan.
To determine the bestterm for your personalsituation and one thataligns with your financialgoals, talk with yourlender or financial profes-sional for guidance.
More home-buying tipscan be found atwww.FreddieMac.com.
The prospect of makingsuch a big investmentcan be intimidating, es-pecially if you’re a firsttime homebuyer. Do yourresearch, reach out to theprofessionals, stick toyour budget and be sureyou’re ready to take onthe financial responsibili-ties of being a homeown-er.
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MAR 14
Rabies ClinicEast Herkimer Fire Dept., 193Main Rd., East Herkimer, NY.6-7:30 pm. All cats, dogs &ferrets 3 months old or oldermust be vaccinated even ifthey stay indoors. Bring proofof the pet’s vaccination histo-ry to receive a 3 year certifi-cate. Dogs should be on aleash, cats & ferrets in a car-rier. No exams will be given.Owners are responsible toclean up after their animals.$5 donation per pet is sug-gested to defray cost. Pre-reg-ister online. ContactHerkimer County PublicHealth, 315-867-1176. OnInternet at www.herkimer-county.org
Trip to Landmark Theaterin Syracuse
Ava Dorfman Center, 305 E.Locust St., Rome, NY. 6-10:30pm. Bus will leave the Centerat 6 pm and return ap-prox.10:30 after the perform-ance. Tickets: $80 for mem-bers and $83 for non mem-bers. Picnic lunch will be pro-vided on the bus. Best seatsavailable. Call now to makeyour reservations, filling fast!Call 315-337-8230 or [email protected]. On Internetat www.avadorfmansenior-center.com
MAR 15
Trip to Turning StoneAva Dorfman Center, 305 E.Locust St., Rome, NY. 2-6:30pm. See The Irish Rovers forSt. Patrick’s Day, March 15,2013. Day package includes:bus, admission to the Rovers,irish buffet luncheon and $15free play. Cost is $62 formembers and $65 for nonmembers. Sign up today! Call315-337-8230 or e-mail [email protected]. On Internet atwww.avadorfmansenior cen-ter.com
MAR 16
Pancake SupperNewport Eastern Star Temple.4 pm. $7.50, under 10 $4.50.
MAR 29, 30 & 31
Lifepoint Church HostingThree Easter Events
Lifepoint Church, 74 Whites-boro St., Yorkville, NY. Life-point Church will be show-ing “The Passion of theChrist” on Friday, at 6 pm.Free refreshments served.Lifepoint’s 1st Annual EasterEgg Hunt and Craft Day,March 30. Easter Egg huntstarts promptly at 10 am forages under 10. Bring yourown basket. Activities untilnoon. Prizes for kids and freerefreshments. Easter Serviceon Sunday, March 31 at 10am followed by free lunch.Contact Lifepoint Church,315-269-3866.
APR 4
YWCA’s Salute to Out-standing Women
Hart’s Hill Inn, 135 ClintonSt., Whitesboro, NY. 12-1pm. Honors the contribu-tions and achievements ofwomen who live and work inHerkimer and Oneida coun-ties. Tickets are $40/personand proceeds support theYWCA’s programs and serv-ices.. Call 315-732-2159 ext.238 or [email protected]. OnInternet at www.ywcamv.org
APR 5
Jennifer LaMountainGospel Music Concert
Utica International SeventhDay Adventist Church, 1134Herkimer Rd, Utica, NY. 7 pm.
APR 18
Nancy Kelly in Concert atHCCC
Herkimer Co. CommunityCollege Amphitheater, 100Reservoir Rd., Herkimer, NY.7 pm. $10 donation at thedoor. Contact Jan MarieFuhrer, 315-866-0300 ext.8269.
Rabies ClinicOhio Community Rec. Cen-ter, 140 Nellis Rd., Town ofOhio, NY. 6-7:30 pm. Allcats, dogs & ferrets 3months old or older must bevaccinated even if they stayindoors. Bring proof of thepet’s vaccination history toreceive a 3 year certificate.Dogs should be on a leash,cats & ferrets in a carrier. Noexams will be given. Ownersare responsible to clean upafter their animals. $5 dona-tion per pet is suggested todefray cost. Pre-register on-line. Contact HerkimerCounty Public Health, 315-867-1176. On Internet atwww.herkimercounty.org
APR 19
Bohemian Quartet atHCCC
Herkimer Co. CommunityCollege Amphitheater, 100Reservoir Rd., Herkimer, NY.7 pm. Free and open to thepublic. Contact Jan MarieFuhrer, 315-866-0300 ext.8269.
APR 20
Rome Community Nightwith the Syracuse CrunchWar Memorial Arena, 800South State St., Syracuse,NY. 7:30-10 pm. SyracuseCrunch vs. WorcesterSharks. A portion of the pro-ceeds to benefit the BobbyCiccotti and Bobby PageFoundations. Several smallsponsorship/ticket packagesfor the businesses, as well as$12 individual tickets for thepublic are available. Call ore-mail today for all the de-tails. Call 315 335 0253 or e-mail [email protected].
APR 26
Black River Canal MuseumBenefit
Benefit concert for the muse-um featuring Michael ScottFerris, accompanied by LisaBorgitino and Dan Berggren.Call 315-942-5133. On In-ternet at www.dpn-boonville.com
APR 27-28
38th Annual RomeHome Show
J.F. Kennedy Civic Arena,500 W Embargo St, Rome,NY. 9 am - 5 pm, 9 am - 4pm on the 28th. Admissionis Free. Canned good dona-tion at door appreciated tobenefit local food pantries.Visit hundreds of exhibitorsand professionals for all yourhome, garden and lifestyleimprovement ideas. Desig-nated areas will featuredemonstrations and interac-tive sessions offering easytake away skills for cooking,gardening, safety and more.Concessions available. Call315-337-1700 or [email protected]. OnInternet at www.romecham-ber.com
MAY 9
Rabies ClinicDolgeville Fire Dept., 20 S.Helmer Ave., Dolgeville, NY.6-7:30 pm. All cats, dogs &ferrets 3 months old or oldermust be vaccinated even ifthey stay indoors. Bringproof of the pet’s vaccinationhistory to receive a 3 yearcertificate. Dogs should beon a leash, cats & ferrets ina carrier. No exams will begiven. Owners are responsi-ble to clean up after their an-imals. $5 donation per pet issuggested to defray cost.Pre-register online. Contact
Herkimer County PublicHealth, 315-867-1176. OnInternet at www.herkimer-county.org
MAY 11-12
Free Admission Renais-sance Festival: ThreeYears and Counting!
Historic Holland Patent Vil-lage Green, Oneida County.Two days of knights in ar-mor, fair maidens, actorsand actresses, fire breathersand jugglers, Morrisdancers, belly dancers, adragon and much more. Thefestival also provides impor-tant fundraising opportuni-ties for local food pantriesand other worthy causes.Those interested in partici-pating as “Friends of theFaire,” please [email protected]. Any actors curious aboutjoining the cast, please con-tact the Merely Players ofUpstate NY [email protected].
MAY 18
Finger LakesCeltic Festival
Farmington, New York, 4925Collett Rd., Shortsville, NY.9:30 am - 7 pm. A unique,family friendly happening inthe Rochester/Finger Lakesarea. Pipe Bands, Dancers,Highland Games, Clans andHistorical Groups along withfood and entertainment willgive you and your family adiversified experience. Plentyof free parking, no petsplease. We have put extra ef-fort in this year to making atruly family event with moreactivities for teens and weeones. Including a pettingzoo, bounce houses, a maze,kid activities and a separatestage just for them. Call 585-794-2443 or [email protected]. OnInternet athttp://flcelticfest.webs.com
MAY 23
Rabies ClinicRussia Town Garage, 9274St. Rt. 28, Poland, NY. 6-7:30 pm. All cats, dogs & fer-rets 3 months old or oldermust be vaccinated even ifthey stay indoors. Bringproof of the pet’s vaccinationhistory to receive a 3 yearcertificate. Dogs should beon a leash, cats & ferrets ina carrier. No exams will begiven. Owners are responsi-ble to clean up after their an-imals. $5 donation per pet issuggested to defray cost.Pre-register online. ContactHerkimer County PublicHealth, 315-867-1176. OnInternet at www.herkimer-county.org
JUN 1
Rabies ClinicEast Herkimer Fire Dept.,193 Main Rd., EastHerkimer, NY. 1-3 pm. Allcats, dogs & ferrets 3months old or older must bevaccinated even if they stayindoors. Bring proof of thepet’s vaccination history toreceive a 3 year certificate.Dogs should be on a leash,cats & ferrets in a carrier. Noexams will be given. Ownersare responsible to clean upafter their animals. $5 dona-tion per pet is suggested to
defray cost. Pre-register on-line. Contact Herkimer Coun-ty Public Health, 315-867-1176. On Internet atwww.herkimercounty.org
JUN 12
Rabies ClinicNorway Community Center,3114 Military Rd., Norway,NY. 6-7:30 pm. All cats, dogs& ferrets 3 months old or old-er must be vaccinated even ifthey stay indoors. Bring proofof the pet’s vaccination historyto receive a 3 year certificate.Dogs should be on a leash,cats & ferrets in a carrier. Noexams will be given. Ownersare responsible to clean up af-ter their animals. $5 donationper pet is suggested to defraycost. Pre-register online. Con-tact Herkimer County PublicHealth, 315-867-1176. OnInternet at www.herkimer-county.org
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3361 S. Thompson St.,
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$50 OffCoupon with purchase
of any New Rifle or
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Noodle Soup
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(BPT) — With a brandnew truck decoratingyour driveway, you’veprobably got plenty ofideas of how you’re goingto use it for towing a boat,transporting large andheavy loads and conquer-ing rugged terrain. Ormaybe you just want tofeel powerful while driv-ing it down the road.
But before you get toocomfortable, think aboutwhat could make yourtruck even better. Whatcan you add that will helpyour truck last longer,handle more tasks andlook even stronger? Hereare the five must-haves
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1. Mud flaps — This de-tail is both a decorationitem — show some stylewith a powerful diamondplate pattern or cheer onyour favorite sports teameverywhere you drive —and a safety item. Mudflaps help prevent yourtruck from throwingmoisture and rocks backat vehicles following you,and they also help tokeep the back end of yourtruck cleaner — so otherdrivers can see you in in-clement weather.
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5. Cover — For betterfuel mileage with yournew truck, install a hardor roll-up cover over the
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With these five must-haves, your truck is nowready to handle any taskyou assign to it, withplenty of power.
Five must-haves for your new truck
(NAPSA) — Buying a used car is becoming an in-creasingly common practice. In fact, it’s estimatedthat just over three used cars are now purchased forevery new one sold.
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To help, here are a few tips from the experts at Au-toTrader.com and OnStar:
• Consider purchasing a certified preowned vehicle:Certified preowned vehicles usually come with extend-ed warranties and have been thoroughly inspected be-fore being sold.
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• Don’t negotiate price based on what you want yourmonthly payment to be: Monthly payments can alwaysbe lowered to fit your budget by extending the lengthof the loan. Negotiations should be made based on theprice of the car, rather than the monthly payment.
• The sale process continues past the acceptance ofan offer: After both parties agree upon an appropriateprice, dealers usually will offer extra accessories andservices you might not be interested in. Be sure tostand firm and make it clear that you are not interest-ed in paying more than the previously agreed uponprice.
For more information on OnStar, visitwww.OnStar.com.
For more information on AutoTrader, visit www.Au-toTrader.com.
What you need toknow when buyinga used car
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OIL CHANGE &TIRE ROTATION
$24.95Every 3,000 miles, change your
oil and filter with premiumNAPA products and rotate tires.
Must present coupon at time of service. Certain restrictions may apply.
Offer expires 3/31/13
TUNE-UPSPECIAL
20%OFF
Must present coupon at time of service. Certain restrictions may apply.
Offer expires 3/31/13
$1.00NEW YORK
STATEINSPECTION
With Any Underbody Repair
Must present coupon at time of service. Certain restrictions may apply.
Offer expires 3/31/13
BRAKESERVICE
$59.95Front Pads
Most passenger vehicles Excludes heavy trucksNAPA Brake Parts with Limited Lifetime
Warranty. Most vehicles.
Must present coupon at time of service. Certain restrictions may apply.
Offer expires 3/31/13
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Fri. 9am-6pm; Sat. 9am-4pm
State Rte. 28 North, Herkimer, NY - Just behind Hannaford Supermarkets
2005 Ford 500
$148.35
2007 Ford Fusion SEL
$173.84
OneOwner
2008 Kia Sorento EX
$198.79
ExtraClean
2011 Chevrolet Cruze LT
$203.44
SaveThousands
2008 Hyundai Tuscon GLS
$147.68
5Speed
2011 Hyundai Elantra GLS
$212.35
2007 Chevrolet Impala LT
$131.50
Sunroof
2009 Pontiac G5 GT
$130.66
2 Door
2012 Ford Focus SEL
$204.99
LikeNew
$139.74
Sun/MoonRoof
2008 Hyundai Tiburon GT
$271.11
GT V6
2008 Dodge RAM 1500 SLT
$369.98
Leather& More
$237.27
Stow - n- Go
$199.87 $228.71
2009 ChevroletSilverado 1500 LT
$391.84
Mint
AWD
2012 Fiat 500 Sport
$209.72
Italian
2011 Kia Optima LX
$239.88
FullWarranty
2011 Ford Fiesta SES
$205.93
GasSaver
2008 Ford F-150
$386.44
KingRanch
2009 Pontiac G6 SE
$203.71
LowMiles
LowMiles
2007 Chevrolet Malibu LS
$127.46
Sharp
2009 Ford Focus SES
$159.33
Readyto Go
2009 Volkswagen Beetle 2.5
$158.76
Cute
Mazda 3 I Sport5
Speed
2010 Dodge GrandCaravan
2004 Ford Ranger XLT
1 Owner
2004 Chevy TrailblazerLow Miles
4x4
5 Speed
2008 Chevy Cobalt LTTinted
Windows
$132.77
SharpVehicle