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Fort PlainLittle League

Sign UpsTuesday, March 1st, 6-8pmThursday, March 3rd, 6-8pm

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15 Washington St.,Fort Plain, NY518-993-9929 Pastor Dan West

Grandview Baptist Church

At

Adult Sunday School 10AMNames of Jesus

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HUGE HUGE HUGESALE Wednesday March2nd only at the LittleM, St. Johnsville & Dol-geville Big M.

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95 Willet Street, Fort Plain, NY 13339

518-993-2543• IBA Dairy Supplies • Animal Health Specialties

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• Muck Boots • Georgia and Rocky Shoes

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& Seasonings • Fabrics • Socks • Coats

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FEBRUARY SPECIALS10% OFF Forest Hill Scoop Shovels

$1000 OFF Per Ton Coal & Wood PelletsWhile Supplies Last

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FOR SALE: 1998 DodgeNeon $500 315-956-2494

20x30 TENT with foursides for rent. Canajo-harie Volunteer Fire De-partment 518-673-3812

CHECK OUT OURSPACES in ShowcaseAntique Mall, CanalPlace, Little Falls, NY.Great selection withgreat prices. Must see.The Gallery. 2 WestMain Street, SaintJohnsville, NY 13452.518-568-5121.

FOR SALE: Apples,Sweet Cider, Fudge, RedPotatoes and Honey.Pavlus Orchards. OpenSat &Sun 10 – 5. 272Hickory Hill Road, FortPlain. (518) 993-2643

2010 MERCURYMOUNTAINEER AWD,black, 57K, V-6, Auto,Heated Leather, Moon-roof. Sale: $17,995. JohnC. Miller Inc. 518-762-7 1 2 4 .www.johncmiller.com

2012 HYUNDAIVELOSTER, Red, 26K,4Cyl., Auto, AC, CD.Sale $15,995. John C.Miller Inc (518)762-7124.w w w . j o h n cmiller.com

SUNNYCREST OR-CHARD. Open Satur-days 9-noon for Pellet +Coal Sales.

FISHING AUCTIONSUNDAY MARCH20TH at 1:33 pm. KingsAuctions, 689 BurrowsRd., West Winfield(315)822-5221.

8 FOOT TABLES & folding chairs for rent.Canajoharie VolunteerFire Department 518-673-3812

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SHEETROCK – ½” x4’x8’, 10’, 12’ and 14’.Also ½ x 4’ x 8’ mois-ture resistant and 5/8” x4”x8’, 10’, & 12’ firecode. Joint compound,tape, drywall screws andprimer available to com-plete the job. C.H.Burkdorf & Son, 35Hough St., St. Johnsville518-568-7016

FOOD AUCTION THEFIRST WEDNESDAY OFEVERY MONTH ATJR’S AUCTION 7403ST HWY 5 STJOHNSVILLE, NY 518-993-4668

OFF THE BONE HAMONLY $1.99 Lb.Wednesday March 2ndonly at the Little M, St.Johnsville & DolgevilleBig M.

BLINDS, TREE STANDS,Trail Cams, Scents,Lure, and MORE! Stopby or call The Sports-man’s Den, 36 Canal St,Fort Plain 518-993-1010.LIVE BAIT, TACKLE,ARCHERY, AMMUNI-TION, PET, SPORTS,etc. Like Us on FACE-BOOK.

FOR RENT: AvailableMarch 1st, very nice sec-ond floor apartment.No pets, no young chil-dren please, non smok-ing, private entrance.518-993-5674. Fort Plain.

2013 JEEP COMPASSSPORT 4x4. Silver, 37K,4Cyl, Auto, AC, CD.Sale: $15,995. John C.Miller Inc. 518-762-7124.w w w .johncmiller.com

2012 HYUNDAISONATA, Silver, 33K,4cyl, Auto, CD, Alloys,Great on gas. Sale:$14,495. John C. MillerInc. 518-762-7124.w w w . j o h n cmiller.com

AUTOMOTIVE HELPWANTED: EstablishedNissan Dealership undernew ownership, lookingfor several positions.Biller/Title Clerk, (2)sales people. Great payplan and benefits, 401k.Please contact, Mr.Treiber at 518-736-1300.All calls will be held instrict confidence or sendresume and contact infoto [email protected]

THE SPORTSMANDEN’S cross bow sale iscoming soon! 36 CanalSt, Fort Plain. (518) 993-1010

WANTED: Milker forweekends and occasion-al week nights. Call 518-762-1943 Johnstown

ROOF & FLOORTRUSSES – fabricatedfor residential, commer-cial or agricultural con-struction. Call for a freequote. C.H. BURK-DORF & SON, 35Hough Street, St.Johnsville 518-568-7016

ANTIQUE CONSIGN-MENTS WANTED!!ANTIQUES PRIMI-TIVES, COLLECTA-BLES, HIGH END FUR-NITURE, AND MORE!!WE SELL EVERY TUES-DAY NIGHT START-ING AT 5:00PM JR’SAUCTION 7403 STHWY 5 STJOHNSVILLE, NY 518-993-4668

FOOD AUCTIONTHURSDAY MARCH3RD at 6:33 pm. KingsAuctions, 689 BurrowsRd., West Winfield(315)822-5221.

HAVING PROBLEMSwith your well orpump? Call The WaterPeople - Provost Broth-ers! 518-868-2126

WANTED: StandingHemlock, Pine, Spruce &all hardwood trees forlumber, 15” diameter &larger, 75 trees or more.ALSO FOR SALE: 6Walnut logs, 10 to 12’long, 12 to 16” diameter,good for furniture, etc.,$400 OBO. 315-429-8010 leave message


Free Admission• Raffles • Food • 50/50 • RefreshmentsGift Baskets • Household Items • Gift Certificates

And More!

Donations of Purina Dry Cat Food,Friskies Canned Cat Food

& Litter Welcome!

8th AnnualChinese Auction

To Benefit H.A.L.O (Helping Animals Live Organization of Little Falls, NY)

Sunday, March 6th, 2016Silverado Inn, Marginal Road, Herkimer, NY

Viewing begins at 11:00am ~ Drawings begin at 2:00pm

For more info:Debbie Estey 315-866-8608

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When conditions areright, wintertime walkscan be exhilarating. How-ever, snowy sidewalksand icy streets can turn asafe stroll into a danger-ous activity. Many in-juries result from falls onslippery surfaces, warnsDiane Ward, RN of theHerkimer County PublicHealth.

During and after asnowstorm, residentsshould keep their stepsand walkways as free ofsnow as possible to keepthem from becoming ice-covered. If sidewalks be-come dangerous, or ifthere are no sidewalks,pedestrians may beforced to walk in thestreet.

Walking in the streetmay present its own haz-ards. Road surfaces maymake it hard for mo-torists to stop at trafficsignals or to slow down.Snow-covered signs andlandmarks may also dis-tract drivers. When thishappens, pedestrians areat risk of getting hit by amotor vehicle.

“Older adults should beespecially careful whilewalking outside in thewinter. An older person’srisk for falls increases ifhe or she has dementia,impaired vision or im-paired hearing,” she said.

Falls are more likely forpeople who have limitedflexibility and coordina-tion, as well as adversereactions to some medi-cines. Falls are a leadingcause of traumatic braininjuries, and among olderadults falls are the lead-ing cause of injurydeaths.

This winter, followthese safe-walking tips:

• Wear shoes or bootswith non-slip soles. Also,wear reflective or bright-colored clothing, such asa hat or scarf, so mo-torists are better able tosee you.

• Follow all traffic signsand signals.

• If you have to walk inthe street, face traffic andstay as close to the curbas possible.

• Before you step off thecurb, make sure any on-coming vehicles havecome to a complete stop.

• Be aware of your sur-roundings. A covered

patch of ice or a potholefilled with snow maycause a slip or fall.

• Bend your knees a lit-tle and take slower stepsto limit your chances offalling. Wear gloves toavoid putting your handsin your pockets. Avoidcarrying heavy packagesthat may affect your bal-ance and block your view.

• If you are pushing achild in a stroller in theroad, put the stroller in

front of you and as closeto the curb as possible.Dress children in reflec-tive or bright-coloredclothes.

• Hats or scarves thatcover your ears can alsodistort or eliminate themuffled sounds of ap-proaching vehicles. Keepwarm, but make surethat you can hear what’sgoing on around you.

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2. Preparation:• Set-Up begins 12:00 noon• Prep and cooking is to be done off-site• Participants must prepare at least one (1) large crockpot of chili, more is better!• Chili must be cooked and ready to serve at the time of competition (1pm)• Table/chairs, electric, bowls/spoons will be provided• Please bring your own power strip and/or extension cord & serving spoon.

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CANAJOHARIE, NY —On Saturday, March 5,2016, 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.,the Arkell Museum willonce again be the site ofan antique show organizedfor the benefit of the 1747Nellis Tavern/historic siteof St. Johnsville. Admis-sion will be $5; a comboticket for $10 will includeentry into both the showand museum galleries.Etchings by Rembrandtwill be the special openingexhibit in the museum.

Knowledgeable andfriendly dealers will offera wide variety of afford-able antiques and collect-ables for sale. The show iseclectic and will includepaintings, glassware,postcards, jewelry, china,quilts, coverlets and fur-niture. Interesting items,spanning the 18th centu-ry to the mid-20th centu-ry, can be found here.

In addition to the usualwell-known local dealers,new to the show this yearwill be the following:Allen Boice from Madison,NY who specializes in re-

finished New York Statecherry and tiger maplefurniture; Charles andShirley Schmitt from Il-ion, NY who will be bring-ing prints and children’sbooks; Gene Abruzzi whorecently moved to thisarea from Pennsylvaniaand specializes in toysand paintings; and Dr.Joseph Semowich fromRensselaer, NY with a va-riety of early historicalitems and prints.

Dr. Semowich is alsocurator of the new (notyet opened) Museum ofPrints and Printmakingin Schenectady, NY.

There will also be ap-praisal services on site sothose who attend theshow can find out the val-ue of their own treasures;any two items for $5. Thisyear the appraisers areGeorge Heigel and Wal-lace Schmidt. Tastyhomemade soups, sand-wiches and desserts willbe available for purchase.

For those wanting tospend the day in thearea, there are several

antique shops in Canajo-harie. Brotherhood An-tiques, operated by Joeand Audrey Fowler, offersitems from 10 differentdealers in addition toconsignment pieces. TheSettlers Block next door,operated by Jim Sancho,has a large inventory offurniture, art and a vari-ety of small items. ChrisTakacs, owner of FortPlain Antiques (2 mileswest) offers large archi-tectural and salvageitems along with generalline antiques. JR’s Auc-tion and dealer center isnow located on New YorkState Route 5 just east ofSt. Johnsville and west ofthe Nellis Tavern.

The Palatine SettlementSociety will use all pro-ceeds from this show forthe continuing restora-tion and maintenance ofthe 1747 Nellis Tavern.Check out their websiteat: www.PalatineSettle-mentSociety.org .

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Our legislators need to know thatthere are many folks all the way fromAmsterdam to St. Johnsville who areanimal lovers, and who strongly favorthe passage of tough legislation to theanimal abuse that currently exists.

I hope that many of these folks willtake the time to let our County Legisla-tors know that we need this bill passedwithout futher delay so that MontgomeryCounty can be a leader in this matter.

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lamb, and picked it up. Itwas no longer wet frombeing born, but tiny bitsof ice were already begin-ning to stick onto itsblack wool, and it wasshaking. I quickly carriedit into a stall in our barn.Taking off my warmscarf, I began to rubbriskly and thoroughly allover it. After doing thisfor a bit, I wrapped the

scarf around it, left it inthe stall, and went to getmy mother.

“There’s a black lambdown at the barn!” I said.“Can you come quickly?”

Soon my mother camewith an armful of rags.She wrapped the lamb inthem, and rubbed it re-peatedly, while I lookedout of the stall to seewhere the mother sheep

was. She was standing inthe barn, paying no at-tention to what we weredoing. She was complete-ly ignoring the lamb. Badsheep! I thought. Youshould’ve taken care ofyour lamb!

After a while, the rub-bing produced a little“maa!” from the lamb.What relief we felt onhearing that. It would be

okay. We took it up to ourgarage, and tried to feedit a bottle of warmedmilk. It didn’t really wantto suck at first, but thenafter a bit, it drank a lit-tle, and then finally fin-ished up the small bottle.

By this time, it wasdark outside. “I wonder ifthe sheep is going to haveanother lamb?” wonderedmy mother. “Often they

have twins.”So, my father and

mother went down to thebarn to check, and sureenough, the sheep washaving another lamb — awhite one this time. Shejust left it in a cornerhowever, and didn’t evenbother to lick it off, so mymother got the rags, andrubbed it, trying to get itdry.

This lamb didn’t seemto be as hardy as theblack one though. It justsat shaking, in my moth-er’s lap. So my motherbrought it up to thehouse, put some ragsdown on the oven door,and laid it there.

After drinking a smallbottle of milk, the lambseemed to have warmedup, so my mother took itback down to the barnand laid it in a bed of softstraw with the otherlamb. Thankfully, thenext day was warmer.Unfortunately, Daisy, themother, still did not wanther lambs at all.

The year before, weraised two orphan lambsthat someone gave us. Weneeded to buy specialsheep-milk powder forthem, which was prettyexpensive. But this timethe sheep has milk, wefigured, even if she hasrejected her lambs, sowhy can’t we “help” herdo her motherly duty,and save some money inthe process?

So it came about thatday after day one of uswould hold the sheep,feeding it sheep feed,while two others helpedthe lambs drink eagerly.The mother sheep did notlike this at all. She did notwant to be a mother. Shewould kick, and nip, andlunge at the lambs if shewas not fed small bites ofdelicious sheep feed con-stantly. But she did lookforward to getting the feedwhenever it was lamb-feeding time. As thelambs grew older and be-gan to discover how tastygrass was, and didn’tneed as much milk, shegradually seemed to getused to her two big lambsdrinking greedily off ofher. This was rather sur-prising, and nice.

The white lamb was aram, so we called himRammy. After about sixmonths, when he beganto show ram characteris-tics, such as sneaking upbehind my brother andtrying to knock him over,we sold him. Since theblack lamb had whitesmudges on its face, wenamed it Oreo. We werepleased that it was a ewethat we could keep tohelp increase our flock.

A few years from now,Oreo will most likely havesome lambs of her own.We hope that she willraise and care for themherself, as a mothersheep should do.

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BRIER - 3 year old female Beagle mix.Abandoned by owner in May 2015. Goodwith some dogs and fine with older kids.Good on leash. Likes to swim!

TOBY - Lovable 1 1/2 year old malePug/Shih Tzu mix. Knows many com-mands. OK with other dogs and likes kids.Love to play ball.

KENT - 1 - 2 year old male brindle DutchShepherd mix. Found on Hickory Hill Road,Palatine on January 17, 2016. Would enjoydaily walking or jogging.

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BABY - 8 year old female Greyhound mix.Good with some dogs. Knows “sit, stay,come, lie down”. Very playful.

JERICKA - Lovely 1 - 2 year old blackfemale. Found on Mill St., Canajoharie onJanuary 22, 2016.

JAKE - 2 year old male Husky/Shepherd/Lab/Pit mix. Knows “sit” and “shake”. OKwith female dogs and indoor cats. Likes toplay ball.

HONEY - 4 year old female tricolor BorderCollie/Blue Heeler, 93 lbs. Her owner couldno longer care for her.

SNOOPY - Brown and white male Houndmix, 8+ years old. Found on Enoch St.,Nelliston on December 30, 2015. Goodwith other dogs.

ANNIE - 2 year old female Lab/Pit Bullmix, 51 lbs, Sweet personality. High ener-gy. What a smile! Fine with dogs and kids,not cats.

FAY - 1 - 2 year old female Boxer mix.Found in Rockwood State Forest in August2015. Good with some dogs but not cats.Older kids only.

BREE - 2 -3 year old female orange tiger.Sweet and friendly.

OLIVER - Large 2 year old black male witha wonderful round face. Came to the shelterin December 2015.

GYPSY - 2 year old gray and whitefemale. Actually walked into the shelter onJanuary 27, 2016! She’s a charmer with asweet face.

OZ - Friendly and loving 1 year old grayfemale with beautiful soft silky hair.

PIXIE - Pretty 6 1/2 year old female Tortie.Came to the shelter because her familycould no longer care for her.

FERD - 5 1/2 year old black and white male.A very lovable feline Adonis!

JULIET - 1 - 2 year old female brindle withwhite Pit Bull mix. Very sweet and frisky.

TYSON - 4 year old brown and white malePit Bull, 81 lbs. Found in St. Johnsville in2013. Knows commands, loves car rides,swimming and treats. Should be your onlypet in an adult home.

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Sat., February 27th - Consignment Auction ~ 6:33pm

Sun., February 28th - Breeder Sale ~ 11:33am

Thurs., March 3rd - Food Auction ~ 6:33pm

Sun., March 20th - Fishing Auction ~ 1:33pm

Burrows Rd., West Winfield, NY • (315) 822-5221WE ACCEPT CASH - CREDIT CARDS - DEBIT CARDS

KING’S

WEEKLY SALES EVERY MONDAYHOSKING SALES

607-847-6274or 607-847-8800

cell: 607-972-1770 or 1771

Tom & Brenda Hosking& Family6096 St. Hwy. 8, New Berlin, NY 13411

Weekly Sales Every Monday 11:30 with Misc. & Small Animals, 1:00Dairy, followed by Feeders, Sheep, Lamb, Goats, Pigs. Calves start at5PM followed by cull beef. Call for more info and note all times areapproximate. Our volume is increasing weekly – join your neighbors &send your livestock our way!***ATTENTION ORGANIC PRODUCERS - WE ARE NOW A CERTIFIED

ORGANIC MARKETING AGENCY ***IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT US.

Monday, Feb. 8th - Sold 171 Head. Cull ave. $.78 Top Cow$1.06,Bulls/Steers None, Bull calves top $2.30, heifer calves top$2.15, Dairy Feeders $.72 - $.88, Feeder heifers $.96 - $1.25. Monday, Feb. 29th – Normal Monday SaleMonday, Mar. 7th - Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Fat Cow & FeederSaleMonday, Mar. 14th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Heifer Sale &Special Easter Sheep, Lamb, Goat Sale Monday, Mar. 21st - Normal Monday Sale & Special Easter Sheep,Lamb, Goat & Pig SaleSat. Mar. 26th – 11:30 AM Spring Premier All-Breed Sale (note datechange)-accepting consignments anytime. Farms represented so far:Oakfield Corners, Locust-Vale, Liddleholme, Tiger Lily, Merrillea, Jaquay,Thurston, Chicoine, Giles, Empire Farms, Toolite Guernseys to mention afew. Call today to consign.Friday, April 1st – Alfred State Spring Fling – All breeds & we will beaccepting Certified Organic Cattle – Alfred, NY. Call for more informationor Dan Hosking 607-972-8773Mon. April 18th - Normal Monday – This will be our Spring Fat Cow &Feeder Turnout Sale (note we will be doing this during our regularMonday sale) Call to advertise your groupSat. April 23rd - Annual Spring Machinery & Equipment Auction.Accepting full or partial lines of Machinery. Call to advertise your equip-ment.Sat. May 7th – 11:30 AM Georgetown, NY. Many Maples RetirementRegistered Brown Swiss DispersalSat. Nov. 5th – 11:30AM Fall Premier All-Breed Sale

LOOKING TO HAVE A FARM SALE OR JUST SELL A FEW – GIVE US A CALL.

**Trucking Assistance – Call the Sale Barn or check out our trucker liston our Web site. Call to advertise in any of these sales, it makes adifference. Watch Web site for any last minute updates.Directions: Hosking Sales, 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica &6 miles North of New Berlin, NY.

www.hoskingsales.com Call today with your consignments.Like us on Facebook

Do you have your own Whatchamacallit? Send a photo and short description to [email protected] or call Colleen at 518-673-0145

WhatchamacallitsOur Whatchamacallit for this week — al-

though it resembles an old-fashioned bug or garden sprayer — is in fact an old hand held sausage stuffer. This one seems to have been either home made or made to order by a local craftsman. The plunger or piston is a beauti-fully turned solid piece of maple or other hard wood and the galvanized sleeve was obviously made to fi t. It comes with 2 sizes of stuffi ng tubes, also galvanized.

Today there are specialized machines for sau-sage making / stuffi ng that do everything from grinding the meat to fi lling the casings in practi-cally one motion, but ‘back in the day’ each step required different tools and the stuffi ng proce-dure was at least a two-man job. The length of casing was scrunched up over the tube with the other end of it tied off. One person had to operate the plunger with a steady pressure as the other one gently pulled the casing off of the tube as it fi lled. I have included an illustration of a modern manual stuffer so we can see the general concept has not changed much!

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Antiques & auctions...Going, going...yours!

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Fort Plain Reformed Church

ANNUAL BOOK SALEANNUAL BOOK SALESaturday, March 5 • 8am-1pm

165 Canal St., Fort PlainLots of gently used books for all ages!

Proceeds will go towards STOP HUNGER NOW Meal Packaging EventFor questions or to donate books call 993-4302

Sat., March 12th

Live Music 3pm: “Shakespeare in the Alley”Thursday, March 17th Serving at 11:30am

TILL WE RUN OUT OR PASS OUT!

Jim’s Irish Harbour20 Little Mohawk St., Canajoharie, NY

518-673-2474

22ND AnnualSt. Patrick’s Day CELEBRATION

See Next Week’s Pennysaver For More Details

Oppenheim Trailblazer Snowmobile Club

Sun., March 6 • 8-12Pancake Breakfast

Open to All242 Gleason Rd, Stratford

Memberships Available for Club

51 Hancock Street • Fort Plain, New York FINE WINE & LIQUOR - 43 YEARS IN BUSINESS

518-993-2624

For All Your Wine & Spirits

Shop “The Big Store”!“The Big Store”!Case Discounts on Wine

Mix & MatchAll Types & Sizes

AGAPE DINNERBecause He First Loved Us: John 4

A Victorious Life Youth Group Fundraiser

Saturday, February 27TH at 6PMSpecial Couples Music & Ministry

by Joe & Donna Munafoat the United Methodist Church

39 Church St., Fort Plain

Your Choice of Chicken or Fish$15.00 per person

4 Course Dinner & Dessert AuctionCall To Pre-Order Your Tickets 993-3102

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!

Jim’s Irish Harbour20 Little Mohawk St., Canajoharie, NY

518-673-2474

Saturday, February 27TH

Music By:

Rope Smokin’ Roy - The Hair Farmer& His Orphans of The S torm Band

Starting At 5PMPizza Buffet • $5 Cover Charge

POKERPOKERRUNRUN

Saturday, February 27, 2016Snow or NO Snow!Registration 9am at

Ephratah Rod & Gun ClubRide by 11am,

Return by 6pm SHARP

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ALL NYS LAWS WILL APPLY.

Call (518) 752-8455 for more info

Big Raffle Drawing,Chinese Auction

Bonfire, DJ

Tuesday, March 1st

Wednesday, March 2nd

Friday, Feb. 26th

Saturday, Feb. 27th

Homemade Soups & DessertsHours: Mon.-Sat. 7 AM-7 PM

Sun. 7 AM-12:30 PM12 Hancock St.,

Fort Plain

Sunday, Feb. 28th

Dine In OrTake Out993-5306

� Fresh Haddock Dinner - Bakedor Fried w/Pot & Veg

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Thursday, March 3rd

� Prime Rib w/Potato & Veg 3-7 PM� Fried Clams w/Potato & Veg

Monday, Feb. 29th

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� Spaghetti w/Meatball,Hot Sausage and/or Toss Salad

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� Monti Cristo w/FF

� Garbage Wrap w/HomefriesBreakfast Only Closed at 12:30pm

� Cheesy Chicken Casserole� Pizza Burger w/FF

� Chicken-N-Biscuits w/Veg� Western Burger w/FF

Thursday, Feb. 25th

� Chicken-N-Biscuits w/Veg� Swiss Mushroom Burger w/FF

Dining, entertainment& celebrations...


518-673-3677 richardeulerrealty.com

48 Church Street,Canajoharie, NY 13317

Real Estate

RichardEuler

Licensed Real Estate Broker

OPEN HOUSEat 44 Reid St., Fort Plain

Saturday, March 5th • 1-4PMThis is a property that must bee seen to be appreciated. The all new in-lawapartment is fully handicapped accessible. The doorways are all made for

wheelchairs. Walk in tile shower.The owners have done all newwiring, landscaping in the backyard with an above ground pooland fire pit. A 4 year old roof,

furnace & hot water heater. Themajor items have been redone.Add your own touches and you

will have a nice 5BR home!New Price $149,000

StunningVictorianRestored to1896 stan-

dards(with modern

conveniences).Ft. Plain4 Bedroom, 3 Baths; High Ceilings, Stained Glass Doors, Granite Countertops; detailed

woodwork & stairways; Master Suite w/ Bath, "Maid's Quarters" now a Bedroom & secondKitchen; Set amidst flowering shrubs & colorful plantings $285,000

Visit Us: www.mohawk-realty.com

Amanda Haig, Sales Assoc. 518-673-3235Jolene Memrick, Sales Assoc. 518-673-5482Art Meka, Sales Assoc. 518-673-5401Carol Meka, Assoc. Broker 518-673-5401

MOHAWK Towne & Country RealtySue Leavitt, Licensed Real Estate Broker

Corner Rte. 5 & McKinley Rd., Palatine Bridge, NY • 518-673-5482

Have Extra Income…Excellent 3 Bedroom Ft. Plain Home with an Apartment & 5 Stall Garage for all kinds of rentable income. Owner’sside has Kitchen, Living room, Dining w/ built in Hutch, Den, open Hallway & Sunporch; Apt. is single BR, eat-in

Kitchen, Living room, and Bath. Nice Big Yard. Asking $79,900

55 Acre Minden FarmAbsolutely Gorgeous Views, 55 Acre Farm with Rolling Terrain, (most tillable), 10 ac. fenced for horses,: a pond,32 ft. Hay Barn, and smaller Barn. 1800 sq. ft. Farmhouse is presently a 2 family; att. Garage. Ft. Plain Schools.

Asking $159,500.

FEB 1 - 29

Arkell Center Eventsfor February

Arkell Center, Canajo-harie, NY. Arkell CenterPrograms for ALL AREASeniors during Februaryare as follows: Monday-Friday: 11:45am. The OFA Meals ofMontgomery Programserves hot meals, sug-gested $3 donation for 60and older. Call 673-2000for reservations. Monday-Friday: 9 am-Noon. Arkell Center’s In-door Walking Programwill be open to the localSenior Citizens. Pleasejoin us through the win-ter months.Tuesdays: 10 am-11 am.Continuing through Feb-ruary 16. Our 6th Tai ChiWorkshop with EarlO’Brien. This six weekworkshop is sponsoredby St. Mary’s Healthcare,free of charge to all sen-iors who wish to partici-pate. Next workshop be-gins March 8.Mon, Wed & Fri: 10-10:30 am. Senior Exer-cise Program is in thebasement. Open to allarea Seniors. Coffee af-ter.Wednesdays: 10-11 am.Harold Rolls will be coor-dinating a six week Medi-tation workshop throughFeb. 17. All are welcometo attend, there is nocharge.Wednesdays: 2:30-3:30pm. Gentle Yoga with in-structor Patty Pietrowicz inthe basement. Open to allArea Seniors. $5 donation.

All programs subject toclosure when CanajoharieSchool is closed due tobad weather.

SPECIAL EVENTS Now through Apr. 13:AARP Tax Preparationwith Lou Gotti. Call 673-2943 for an appointment.Feb. 29: 1:30 pm. Battleof Pearl Harbor DVD pre-sented by Bonnie Kerr,come join us.

MEETINGSFeb. 28: 10:15-11 am.The Diet Club meets inthe Gallery at Arkell Ctr.The goal is to be account-able while losing or main-taining your weight. Call673-2112.

MAR 5

Fort Plain ReformedChurch Annual Book

Sale165 Canal Street, FortPlain. 8 am-1 pm. Lots ofgently used books for allages. Proceeds go to StopHunger Now Meal Packag-ing Event. For more infor-mation or to donatebooks, call 518-993-4302.

MAR 5

Antique Show and Sale10:00 am to 4:00 pm. ThePalatine Settlement Soci-ety will hold its annualindoor Antique Show andSale at the Arkell Muse-um, 2 Erie Blvd., Canajo-harie, NY. Admission $5for show or $10 for showand museum. ContactDonna Reston at 518-

843-1601.

MAR 12

Cabin Fever SaleDolgeville Masonic Tem-ple, Main Street, Dol-geville. Vendors andgarage sale items avail-able to everyone. Promdresses available to pur-chase. If you would like tosell your own items or formore information call315-429-3764. Refresh-ments available.

APR 27

Rabies ClinicDolgeville Fire Depart-ment, 20 S. Helmer Ave.,Dolgeville. 5:30-7 pm.Pre-register at www.herkimercounty.org . A$5 donation per pet issuggested to defray costs.

JUL 9 - 10

2016 Canal DaysVisitor Center in FortHunter, NY. This annualevent is a fun mix ofgames, food, music, edu-cation, recreation, a carshow and more. For moreinformation contact Jan-ice at 518-829-7516 [email protected] .

SEP 1

Rabies ClinicSalisbury Fire Depart-ment, 2549 St. Rt. 29,Salisbury Center. 5:30-7pm. Pre-register at www.herkimercounty.org . A$5 donation per pet issuggested to defray costs.

Real estate...New beginnings

Calendar of eventsORIGINAL VALLEY

PENNYSAVERNOTE: Calendar entriesmust ar rive at the OriginalValley Pennysaver office byWednesday, February 24thfor them to be included inthe cal en dar of events forour Saturday, March 5th issue. Send events to Lee Publications c/o TheOriginal Valley Pennysaver,6113 State Highway 5, P.O. Box 121, PalatineBridge, NY 13428 or e-mail:[email protected]

According to the popu-lar website ThePeopleHis-tory.com, the averageprice for a new car in1986 was $9,255. Whilefigures for 2016 have yetto be determined, in Sep-tember 2015, the auto-motive resource KelleyBlue Book(www.kbb.com) reportedthat the average transac-tion price for light vehi-cles in August 2015 was$33,543. Those figuresshould raise eyebrowsamong consumers, as

they illustrate just howmuch more expensivenew cars have becomeover the last threedecades.

The U.S. Bureau of La-bor Statistics ConsumerPrice Index inflation cal-culator indicates that$9,255 in 1986 had thesame buying power as$20,041.47 in 2015, leav-ing consumers in 2015well short of the neces-sary funds needed to pur-chase new vehicles. Ifnew vehicle buyers in1986 were faced withsimilar average car costsas buyers in 2015 faced,they would have needed$15,489.91 to drive anew car home from thedealership.

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by Sam MazzottaMaking the most of

Cat’s 9 LivesDear Paw’s Corner: I’m extremely curious

about the average lifes-pan of cats. Years agomy husband found astray kitten about sixweeks old. “Skeezix”lived to be 26 years olduntil he passed away onenight after two strokes.We also rescued a straywe named “Sheba,” andwe had her for 25 years(the vet couldn’t believeshe’d lived so long), soshe was at least 26 or 27when congestive heartfailure took her. My tworemaining cats, “Mama”and “Baby,” are about 16and 19 years old, respec-tively.

We’ve never done any-thing special in terms ofcare and feeding. Theyall have been spayed orneutered, gotten regularveterinary care and livedindoors exclusively. Ifeed them Dad’s dry catfood, split a can of wetfood between them occa-sionally, and of course afew Whiskas treats everyday. Is it normal for catsto have such longevity?— Fay, via email

Dear Fay: Those areamazingly long-livedcats! The average lifespan of a commonhousecat is about 15years, so it’s safe to saythat all of your cats havemade it well past thatmark.

Is there a magic for-

mula to help your catslive longer? No one hasthat, but there are somethings that will improvea cat’s life over the longterm, and you have doneall of them. Regular vetcare, keeping cats in-doors (away from manydangers and stressors),routine feeding and, ofcourse, lots of TLC canall contribute to long life.

So, who is the oldestcat ever documented?That would be CremePuff, a cat in Austin,Texas, who made theGuinness Book of WorldRecords in 2005 at thespry age of 38!

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Real Estate AgentPatricia Edick518-673-2820

Real Estate AgentBarbara Krutz518-673-2820

Real Estate AgentJamie Lawrence518-694-2176

Assoc. Real Estate BrokerMilt Krutz

518-673-2820

Real Estate AgentShane BuddlesFarm Specialist518-937-0564

Real Estate AgentGary “Dart” Jones

518-568-3113

Real Estate AgentRobert Buck

518-698-3004Call the ProsLicensed Real Estate Broker

Laurie Weingart518-673-2820

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Real Estate AgentJoseph DiVisconti II

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Krutz Properties is #1 per Capital District MLS for property SOLD in Montgomery County!

007: 270 Fisk Hill Road, FORT PLAIN: Looking for a great locationto build a home or just looking for a little land as a getaway? Thiscould be the place (4.3 acres). The trailer is in decent shape andcould be used while building your new home or just as a camp.

There are two spots in the ceiling that have leaked and the ownerwill repair. The property has been vacant since 2005 and had someleaking pipes. All vehicles and equipment on the property will be

removed by the owners. Take a drive by or call for a showing. Thisproperty has a lot of potential. Asking $47,500

214: State Route 29, TOWN OF OPPENHEIM: 135+ acres 50/50 tillableand woods. Million dollar views, even room to put an east to west airstrip on top of the mountain. A Dutch Barn with an attached concreteaddition with hay mows. Plenty of wildlife. Surrounded by New York

State land. Access from either Route 29 or Schulenberg Road. Land bor-ders a stocked trout stream (Timmerman Creek) on southeast portion ofthe property. 5 miles to St. Johnsville and 2 miles to the school and 1

hour to Cooperstown, Saratoga and Albany. Asking $275,000

964: JEFFERSON: If you are looking for a spot to Hunt or Buildyour Dream Home or maybe just do some camping, this is theproperty. 43 acres with 275 feet of road frontage and existing

well and septic and large pond. Owner Financing available.Asking $77,400

955: 1292 StateHighway 80,FORT PLAIN:

Location,Location,

Location 20.55miles to

Cooperstown,NY; 10.3 miles

to NY StateThruway Exit

29, Canajoharie,NY; 63.58 miles

to Albany, NY; 30 miles to Utica, NY. Wonderful view from decklooking out at the fields and the distant mountains. Very private

location with no homes in sight. Asking $90,000

526: 5805 State Route 145, SHARON SPRINGS: Open floor plan.Long private driveway. Large wrap-around porch. Nice views and

surrounded by trees. Sold “as is.” Need proof of funds.Asking $110,000

004:7 West

Main Street,NELLISTON:Don’t missout on this

home!!!The house

has been wellmaintained

and is in verygood

condition. The roof is 9 years old, new furnace and hot water tank, 200 ampservice. There is an enclosed fenced-in private yard for kids andpets. The inside of the home is nicely decorated. . It is move in

ready!!! Asking $60,000

FEATURED LISTINGOF THE WEEK

803: 210 Moyer Street, CANAJOHARIE: Great village home withmany characteristics!!! Walking distance to schools. Fenced in

backyard for the children or pets. Three season porch, livingroom w/fireplace, dining room, large bathroom w/Carriage

House cabinets, 4 bedrooms, hardwood flooring. Large walk-up attic, full basement, laundry room on 1st flr, vinyl siding, alu-

minum storm windows Asking $104,900

Real estate...New beginnings Sunday, Feb. 28th • 12 - 2pm

Open House

LANA RUGGIERO, GRI, ASP11 Forest St., Gloversville • (518) 470-4738

www.ruggierorealtyllc.com [email protected]

“...for the personal attention you deserve!”

Take a look at this spacious home with great proximity to the community col-

lege, NYS Thruway and the capital region. Great living space with super large

master bedroom. Hardwood floors under all carpeting! Newer septic, roof and

kitchen flooring. Well has newer pump, electric and lining. Large garage, small

barn and shed. Enclosed patio makes great additional seasonal living space.

$149,900

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many of the advances,comforts and conven-iences of modern life,from the smartphone towearable items such as“smart” wristwatches andeyeglasses. That’s no dif-ferent in the car, wherenew technology is helpingpeople drive more safely.

While cars today may

not look much differentfrom previous modelyears, the latest technolo-gy is helping save lives.One in five injury crashescould be prevented or re-duced if all passenger ve-hicles were equipped withspecific types of technolo-gy, according to a studyfrom the Insurance Insti-

tute for Highway Safety.Enhancing

vehicle safety In the past, safety fea-

tures were geared towardprotecting drivers andpassengers during acrash. Now, newer vehicletechnologies have the po-tential to prevent a colli-sion altogether. Many arealready on the market,including:

• Blind-spot warningsystems warn drivers ofobjects in blind spots, es-pecially while changinglanes and parking.

• Back-up cameraswarn of objects behindthe vehicle to help driversjudge distances and re-verse more safely.

• Smart headlights ad-just the range and inten-sity of light based on thedistance of traffic and toreduce glare and improvenight vision.

• Collision avoidancesystems alert the driverwhen the vehicle may bein danger of a collision.

• Lane departure warn-ings monitor the vehicle’sposition and warn thedriver if the vehicle devi-ates outside the lane.

• Parking assistance in-dicates distance to ob-jects, making parking

easier, or may enable ve-hicles to park on theirown.

• Adaptive cruise con-trol allows the car to ad-just its speed dependingon traffic conditions.

“As these technologiesbecome more widelyavailable in new cars to-day, it’s important alldrivers learn how theywork and how to usethem effectively,” saysJodi Olshevski, gerontol-ogist and executive direc-tor of The Hartford Centerfor Mature Market Excel-lence. “This is especiallytrue for mature drivers,as many technologies canenhance the driving expe-rience as we age.”

Top technologiesamong mature driversDrivers ages 50 to 69,

according to a new studyfrom The Hartford andthe MIT AgeLab, are mostwilling to adopt the fol-lowing vehicle technolo-gies: 1) blind-spot warn-ing systems, 2) back-upcameras, 3) smart head-lights, 4) collision avoid-ance systems, and 5) lanedeparture warnings.

A majority of partici-pants indicated they arewilling to purchase thesefive technologies, are like-

ly to use them, and thinkthey are worth having.

These technologies canhelp keep drivers safeand feeling confident be-hind the wheel. For ex-ample, back-up camerascan help drivers with re-duced flexibility to see be-hind the vehicle, andblind-spot warning sys-tems may help driverswith limited range of mo-tion be more comfortablewhile driving.

The importance oflearning about vehicle

technologyLearning more about

how vehicle technologieswork is a smart step tokeeping drivers safer onthe road. Many new carsalready include somesafety technologies, andall new cars will be re-quired to have back-upcameras by May 2018.

Staying current on thelatest features available— and using them appro-priately — may help alldrivers, including maturedrivers, stay safe behindthe wheel. To learn more,drivers can download afree vehicle technologyguidebook and take aninteractive video quiz atthehartford.com/cartech

Drive safer at any age using the top vehicle technologies

Staying current on the latest features available — and using them appropriately —may help all drivers, including mature drivers, stay safe behind the wheel.

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