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TUES., SEPT. 18, 7:30 PM: THE SEVEN VALLEY WHIRL-A-WAYS SQUARE DANCE CLUB WILL START DANCING THIS FALL with a potluck supper at 6:30 pm and dancing at 7:30 pm at the McGraw Elementary School cafeteria in McGraw, NY. The cafeteria entrance is located in the back of the school. Square dance classes will start on. Anyone interested in square dancing is invited to join us. The first 2 classes are free. Our caller is Keith Harter from Fulton, NY. Square dancing is fun, great exercise, and a way to meet fun-loving people

TUES., SEPT. 18, 11 AM - 3 PM, 6 - 8 PM: THE CHITTENAN-GO LANDING CANAL BOAT MUSEUM BLACKSMITHING DEMONSTRATIONS. Come and watch local blacksmith Mike Allen demonstrate the traditional art and trade of blacksmithing utilizing Erie Canal era tools and techniques. Demonstrations will take place at the Chittenango Landing John Cryan Blacksmith Shop. For more information please call 315-687-3801 or visit www.chittenangolanding.com.

WED., SEPT. 19, 7 PM: THE CAZENOVIA PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL CONTINUE THEIR SERIES OF PROGRAMS ENTITLED “AMERICA DURING WORLD WAR I.” This week will feature a special screening of the movie “A Farewell to Arms.” The moving, starring Helen Hayes, Gary Cooper and Adolphe Menjou is based on the novel of the same name by Ernest Hemingway. It tells the love story of an American Ambulance driver and Nurse Catherine Barkley during World War I in Italy. There is no charge for this event. For more information please call 315-655-9322.

WED., SEPT. 19, 7 PM: THE POMPEY HISTORICAL SOCI-ETYSPECIAL PRESENTATION ON THE LOST BATTALION OF THE ARGONNE IN WORLD WAR I BY CHERYL PULA AT THE POMPEY TOWN HALL. More information to come. There is no charge for this event. For more information please visit www.pompeyhistorical.org.

WED., SEPT. 19, 12 PM: THE ONONDAGA HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION DONALD T POMEROY SUMMER LECTURE SERIES AT THE OHA AUDITORIUM. OHA Curator of History Robert Searing will discuss Syracuse’s aviation history. Searing will look at the history of airports to testing planes during WWII this lecture covers Syracuse’s amazing flight history. Bring your lunch and learn some fun and exciting local history. There is no charge for this event. For more information please visit www.cnyhistory.org/sls or call 315-428-1864.

WED., SEPT. 19, 6 p.m THE REGULAR MEETING of the Erieville Fire District has been moved to Sept. 19, 2018 at 6 p.m. It will be at the Erieville Fire Department, 3653 Eatonbrook Rd., Erieville, NY.

WED., SEPT. 19, 7 PM: THE POMPEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY WILL HAVE A SPECIAL PRESENTATION ON THE LOST BAT-TALION OF THE ARGONNE IN WORLD WAR I BY CHERYL PULA AT THE POMPEY TOWN HALL. More information to come. There is no charge for this event. For more information please visit www.pompeyhistorical.org.

WED., SEPT. 19, 12 NOON: THE ERIEVILLE MONTHLY LUN-CHEON will be held at the Erieville Firehouse. Please bring a dish to pass, a friend and a smile. Birthdays of the month are Fay Lyon and Marge Marris.

THURS., SEPT. 20, 11 AM - 3 PM, 6 - 8 PM: THE CHITTENAN-GO LANDING CANAL BOAT MUSEUM BLACKSMITHING DEMONSTRATIONS. Come and watch local blacksmith Mike Allen demonstrate the traditional art and trade of blacksmithing utilizing Erie Canal era tools and techniques. Demonstrations will take place at the Chittenango Landing John Cryan Blacksmith Shop. For more information please call 315-687-3801 or visit www.chittenangolanding.com.

THURS, SEPT. 20, 7 PM: THE ONEIDA PUBLIC LIBRARY MONTHLY DISCUSSION ENTITLED “GREAT WAR AND WRITINGS FROM THE FRONT.” Led by Professor Roxanna Pisiak from Morrisville Public Library and Oneida Public Library Assistant Director Tom Murray this month’s discussion will be about English Poet Siegfried Sassoon’s autobiographical novel Memoirs of an Infantry Officer which portrays the price of war for convalescing soldiers. Copies of the books can be made available for participants who sign up for the discussion at the library check out desk. For more information please call the library at 315-363-5050.

THURS., SEPT. 20, 12:00 NOON: CASA NEWS - Monthly luncheon at St. James Church. Entree is chicken, biscuits and gravy. Bring a dish to pass. Program is several members of the Cazenovia Community Band entertaining.

SAT., SEPT. 22, 4:30 PM: NELSON CHURCH ROAST BEEF DINNER. Take-outs available-handicap entrance

SUN., SEPT. 23, 2 PM.: TROMPTOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY CEMETERY WALK. Old Burying Ground Cemetery Albany Street, DeRuyter NY. Bring a chair, some seating will be available. Refreshments will be served. If it rains it will be in the Museum. 315-852-9694

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SOLD OUT -TUES., SEPT. 25, 5 PM: YE OLDE LANDMARK TAVERN IN BOUCKVILLE WILL HOST A SPECIAL TOUR OF THEIR FACILITY BY LOCAL HISTORIAN JIM FORD. Come and see sections of the 160+ year old building that are rarely open to the public. Ford will guide attendees give a history of the construction of the building, and a tour of the inn’s main two floors. Attendees are encouraged to stay for dinner following the tour. There are only 30 spots available for this tour and reservations are required. To reserve your spot please call the Tavern at 315-893-1810.

TUES., SEPT. 25: CASA NEWS- Guided tours of the Pompey Historical Society visiting the museum, schoolhouse and heritage buildings. Lunch Orchard Vali Golf Course. Bus leaves TOPS parking lot at 9:30 a.m. Deadline: September 18. Info 315-655-0350.

TUES., SEPT. 25, 7 PM: THE LIMESTONE RIDGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY SPECIAL PRESENTATION ON THE BROTHER-TOWN INDIANS OF THE TOWN OF MARSHALL BY JANET DANGLER. Dangler will explain their history, why the settled in Marshall, what their lives were like while they were here and why the moved to the west. The meeting will begin with a brief business meeting. There is no charge for this event. For more information please call 315-821-7819

WED., SEPT. 26, 7 PM: THE CAZENOVIA PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL CONTINUE THEIR SERIES OF PROGRAMS ENTITLED “AMERICA DURING WORLD WAR I.” THIS WEEK WILL FEATURE A SPECIAL PRESENTATION BY DR. FRANK STRITTER ENTITLED “WORLD WAR I AND ITS AMERICAN HEROES: PERSHING RICKENBACKER AND YORK.” The presentation will focus on the lives of three American heroes who

made significant contributions to the conflict; General John J. “Black Jack” Pershing, Major Edward V. “Eddie” Rickenbacker and Sergeant Alvin C. “Sgt” York. There is no charge for this event. For more information please call 315-655-9322.

THURS., SEPT. 27, 11 AM - 3 PM, 6 - 8 PM: THE CHITTENAN-GO LANDING CANAL BOAT MUSEUM BLACKSMITHING DEMONSTRATIONS. Come and watch local blacksmith Mike Allen demonstrate the traditional art and trade of blacksmithing utilizing Erie Canal era tools and techniques. Demonstrations will take place at the Chittenango Landing John Cryan Blacksmith Shop. For more information please call 315-687-3801 or visit www.chittenangolanding.com.

FRI., SEPT. 28, 4-7 P.M.: ORAN CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE. SAT., SEPT. 29: CAZENOVIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FALL FESTIVAL. The events start with a Pancake Breakfast at the American Legion Post 88 at 7 a.m., and continue until 4 p.m. There will be a pet costume contest judged by the kids - register starting at 8:30 at the side lawn of Caz United Methodist Church, parade at 9:15 down the sidewalk on Albany St. In addition start-ing at 10 a.m there will be Balloon Magicians, Pumpkin Painting at the Library, Bounce Houses on the First Presbyterian Church Lawn with ice cream provided by the church. At 11 a.m. there will be Hay Wagon Rides, Chicken BBQ at the Fire House, Rotary Hot Dogs at Telephone Park, Scarecrow building at Telephone Park. At 2 p.m. there will be a karate demonstration by Miori Martial Arts on the First Presbyterian Church lawn.

SAT., SEPT. 29, 10:30 PM: GLENWOOD CEMETERY IN ONEI-DA SPECIAL CEMETERY WALKING TOUR FEATURING THE ONEIDA LIBRARY PLAYERS. Attendees will hear the history of the cemetery given by guides, and will occasionally stop to hear the stories of some of the longtime residents of the cemetery. For more information please contact Matthew Urtz at 315-366-2453.

SAT., SEPT. 29 & SUN., SEPT. 30: THE GOOD NATURE BREWING COMPANY WILL HOST THE ANNUAL “GREAT CHOCOLATE TRAIN WRECK CELEBRATION. Come and learn the history of the infamous 1955 train wreck and the mystery surrounding it. The event will feature live music, brewery tours, great food, children’s activities and the unveiling of the special chocolate beer. At 2:30 pm each day a bus tour of the site of the wreck will happen. For more information please visit www.goodnaturebrewing.com or call 315-824-2337.

THE FARMERS MARKET, CRAFT VENDORS, AND SIDE-WALK SALES WILL BE FROM 9 A.M. TO 2 P.M. For further information on these events, to register your pet, or for vendor information, please call the Chamber at 315-655-9243 or email at [email protected]

SAT., SEPT. 29TH AT A TIME TBD: GLENWOOD CEMETERY IN ONEIDA SPECIAL CEMETERY WALKING TOUR FEATURING THE ONEIDA LIBRARY PLAYERS. Attendees will hear the history of the cemetery given by guides, and will occasionally stop to hear the stories of some of the longtime residents of the cemetery. For more information please contact Matthew Urtz at 315-366-2453.

SAT., SEPT. 29, 10 A.M.: THE ERIEVILLE NELSON HERI-TAGE SOCIETY 3RD ANNUAL CEMETERY TOUR AT THE ERIEVILLE CEMETERY. Participants will meet at 10:00 a.m. to learn history of the site and to hear names of Revolutionary War Veterans buried there. Biographies of 4 well known, local citizens interred there will be presented as well.

SAT., SEPT. 29 & SUN. SEPT. 30: THE GOOD NATURE BREWING COMPANY WILL HOST THE ANNUAL “GREAT CHOCOLATE TRAIN WRECK CELEBRATION. Come and learn the history of the infamous 1955 train wreck and the mystery

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SAT., SEPT. 29, 7 A.M.-NOON. PANCAKE BREAKFAST, Cazenovia American Legion Post 88, Chenango St., Cazenovia.

SUN., SEPT. 30, 1 - 4 PM: THE FRIENDS OF LORENZO ANNUAL COMMUNITY DAY AT THE LORENZO STATE HISTORIC SITE. Children “of all ages” are invited to participate in period games, enjoy live music, fall refreshments, wagon rides, country school activities and more! Admission is free. For more information please visit www.friendsoflorenzo.org or call 315-655-3200.

MON., OCT. 1, THE NEW WOODSTOCK REGIONAL HISTORI-CAL SOCIETY ANNUAL TRUSTEE MEETING. More information to come. For more information please contact Roger cook by phone 315-447-0476 or email [email protected].

MON., OCT. 1, 7 P.M.: CAZENOVIA AMERICAN LEGION POST 88 MONTHLY MEETING at the Post Home, Chenango St., Cazenovia.

WED., OCT. 3, 7 PM: THE HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY SPECIAL PRESENTATION BY ART ZIMMER ENTITLED “A VIRTUAL WALK THROUGH DOWNTOWN HAMILTON IN 1950.” This talk will be a fun walk down memory lane to see what businesses in Hamilton over 60 years ago. Zimmer moved to Hamilton in 1948 and will talk about how changes in society have influenced the changes in the business makeup of downtown Hamilton. There is no charge for this event. For more information please call 315-824-3060.

WED., OCT. 3, 7 PM: THE CAZENOVIA PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL CONTINUE THEIR SERIES OF PROGRAMS ENTITLED “AMERICA DURING WORLD WAR I.” This week will feature the movie “Sergeant York” The movie follows York who struggles with his duties as a soldier and his Christian beliefs before an officer convinces him to fight. York became famous for his marksmanship and bravery but continued to struggle with the personal conflict between faith and duty. There is no charge for this event. For more information please call 315-655-9322.

SAT., OCT. 6, 1 P.M.: THE AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP will meet at St. Joan’s Church in Morrisville. All women who have experienced the death of their spouse are invited to share in the comfort, encouragement and hope with the other women who have had some of the same experiences. For further information, call Midge 684-3615.

SAT., OCT. 6, 12:00 PM: THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY MANSION HOUSE SPECIAL FREE TOUR BY CURATOR OF COLLEC-TIONS ABIGAIL LAWTON ENTITLED “THE ARCHITECTURE OF COMMUNALISM: AN OUTDOOR WALKING TOUR OF THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY MANSION HOUSE.” In honor of fall Path Through History Weekend the Oneida Community Mansion House is offering free admission to the museum as well as to this special

outdoor tour. Free guided tours of the interior will be available at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm. The museum will be open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm for this special event. For more information please call 315-363-0745 or visit www.oneidacommunity.org.

SUN., OCT. 7, 12 PM THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY MANSION HOUSE SPECIAL FREE TOUR BY CURATOR OF COLLEC-TIONS ABIGAIL LAWTON ENTITLED “THE ARCHITECTURE OF COMMUNALISM: AN OUTDOOR WALKING TOUR OF THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY MANSION HOUSE.” In honor of fall Path Through History Weekend the Oneida Community Mansion House is offering free admission to the museum as well as to this special outdoor tour. Free guided tours of the interior will be available at 2:00 pm. The museum will be open from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm for this special event. For more information please call 315-363-0745 or visit www.oneidacommunity.org.

WED., OCT. 10, 5 - 7 PM: RABIES VACCINATION CLINIC - Bridgeport Fire Department, 427 State Route 31, Bridgeport

WED., OCT. 10, 10 - 11 AM: THE CHITTENANGO LAND-ING CANAL BOAT MUSEUM MONTHLY “COFFEE WITH FRIENDS.” New and current volunteers and community members are encouraged to come in, reconnect and learn about opportunities available at the museum. There is no charge for this event. For more information please visit www.chittenangolanding.com.

WED., OCT. 10, 7 PM: THE CAZENOVIA PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL CONTINUE THEIR SERIES OF PROGRAMS ENTI-TLED “AMERICA DURING WORLD WAR I.” THIS WEEK WILL FEATURE A SPECIAL PRESENTATION BY DR. TIM MCLAUGHLIN ENTITLED “BEFORE THE YANKS WERE ‘OVER THERE’: AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS IN WORLD WAR I, 1914-1917.” McLaughlin will look at the American volunteers during the beginning years of WWI, prior to the US entry into the war. There is no charge for this event. For more information please call 315-655-9322.

FRI., OCT. 12, 6:30 PM: THE MORRISVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY SPECIAL PRESENTATION BY LOCAL AUTHOR AND HISTO-RIAN JIM FORD ENTITLED “THE HISTORY OF MADISON LAKE.” Come and hear as Jim Ford talks about his new book and the history of one of the Town of Madison’s favorite recreation spots. There is no charge for this event. For more information please call 315-684-9130.

WED., OCT. 17, 7 PM: THE CAZENOVIA PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL CONTINUE THEIR SERIES OF PROGRAMS ENTITLED “AMERICA DURING WORLD WAR I.” This week will feature the movie “The Lost Battalion” starring Rich Schroder. The movie tells the story of the US Army’s 77th Division, 308th Battalion that were surrounded by German troops in the Argonne Forest. Without food, water or reserve ammunition and with no communication lines the 550 soldiers fought for their survival. When the Germans gave them two options, surrender or die they took a they option… There is no charge for this event. For more information please call 315-655-9322.

OCT. 17- NOV. 4 - THE SYRACUSE STAGE WILL PRESENT “POSSESSION HARRIET.” The play was commissioned by the Onondaga Historical Association and it “imagines a conversation between an enslaved woman named Harriet Powell and a young Elizabeth Cady that takes place in an attic room in the Peterboro home of abolitionist Gerrit Smith as Harriet, having slipped away from a Syracuse hotel and the family that owned her, awaits her de-parture on the underground railroad. This drama unfolds in real time, as danger nears and Harriet must make a life-altering decision...”

THURS., OCT. 18 - SAT., OCT. 20, 6 - 8 PM: THE CAZENOVIA PRESERVATION FOUNDATION ANNUAL “WALK AMONG THE SPIRITS” AT EVERGREEN CEMETERY IN CAZENOVIA. Come and hear the tales of past community members. Guided tours leave every 15 minutes. More information to come.

THURS., OCT. 18,12 NOON - CASA NEWS - Monthly luncheon at St. James Church. Entree is goulash. Bring a dish to pass. Program Eric Byers from CAVAC - he will discuss CAVAC operations and opportunities for volunteers. Info 315-655-0350

FRI., OCT. 19, 5:30 - 9 PM: THE CHITTENANGO LANDING CANAL BOAT MUSEUM SPECIAL EERIE HALLOWEEN. Come and enjoy a special FREE FAMILY EVENT that includes special Halloween activities including a movie, scavenger hunt, games, crafts, a special candle lit pumpkin path, haunted house, costume contest and more. Refreshments will be available for purchase. For more information please visit www.chittenangolanding.com or call 315-687-3801.

FRI., OCT. 19, 6 PM: THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY MANSION HOUSE SPECIAL PRESENTATION ENTITLED SÉANCES AND SPIRITUALISM IN THE 1800’S. What was Spiritualism and why was the Oneida Community interested in it. Come and enjoy this after hour program that explores nineteenth century fascination with the spirit world. Registration is required. For more informa-tion please visit www.oneidacommunity.org or call 315-363-0745.

FRI., OCT. 19, 7- 10 P.M.: FALL DANCE AT THE FABIUS COM-MUNITY CENTER. Sponsored by the Fabius Pompey Seniors. All are invited.

SAT., OCT. 20, 4:30 PM: CUYLER METHODIST CHURCH ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER, Cuyler Fire Station. Adults = $11 // age 5-10 = $5 // under 5 = free. Take-outs available. Includes: Turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, squash, cole slaw, cran-berry sauce, dessert, bread and drink.

SUN., OCT. 21, 2 PM: THE POMPEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING AT THE POMPEY TOWN HALL. The event will feature the annual reports, election of officers, celebration of PHS volunteers, refreshments, and, of course, our annual raffle. For more information please visit www.pompeyhistorical.org.

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more BTU’s per pound than other brands! Reading Rice and Nut coal burn at 13,600 BTU’s/pound! Other cheaper

Bagged Rice & Nut Coal $265/Ton Bulk Rice & Nut $215/Ton Bulk Oiled Rice $223/Ton

Get your fuel oil or kerosene before the prices rise this heating season.

DON'T WAIT UNTIL WINTERCall For An Appointment Today!

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ACCEPTING NEW CUSTOMERSFuel Oil - Kerosene

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RENTALSPLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADEmail: [email protected]

Call 315-655-9431____________________________________________APARTMENTS FOR RENT: 3 Room, 1 BDRM, Caz

village, Carpeted. No pets. 1 year lease. 315-655-9461. (s17-4)

TOWN HOUSE 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE AVAILABLE. http://windmillcourts.com. (315) 655-3027 (s3-9)

HOUSES TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED HOME AVAILABLE September 1 to May 31 on Cazenovia Lake, rent is $1,200 plus utilities. Call 315-655-8044 (s17-1)

LEGAL NOTICES PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADEmail: [email protected]

Call 315-655-9431____________________________________________TOWN OF LINCKLAEN NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED BIDDERS: The Town Board of Lincklaen will be accepting sealed bids for the following town improvement project: Blacktop Parking Lot at the Lincklaen Town Hall. Please call the Town Clerk’s Office to set up an appointment to inspect the job site before bidding. 315-852-1193. Clerk’s hours are Monday, 2pm – 6pm; Tuesday & Thursday, 8am – Noon. Sealed bids should be submitted to the Lincklaen Town Clerk, 568 Union Valley Rd., Pitcher, N.Y. 13136. Please mark the sealed envelope Town Hall Blacktop Parking Lot. All bids must be in by Noon on September 18, 2018. Bids will be opened at the September 18, 2018 regular meeting of the Lincklaen Town Board at 7pm. The Town Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. By Order of the Town Board of Lincklaen. Sharon Monro, Lincklaen Town Clerk (s3-3)

TOWN OF OTSELIC THE OTSELIC TOWN BOARD will hold a work night to prepare a budget for 2019 on September 25, 2018, 7:00 p.m., at the Town Hall in South Otselic.(s17-1)

GARAGE/YARD SALESPLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADEmail: [email protected]

Call 315-655-9431____________________________________________THIS WEEK’S SALES GARAGE SALE: Thurs-Sat. Sept.

20-23, Ford Fordson tractor, 2 bottom 3 PTH plow; 7' 3 PTH blade; 2 bottom trailer plow on steel, 5000 W generator, small drags, tools, household, 4317 Lay Rd.., Madison, NY. (s17-1)

YARD SALE: 4775 Lincklaen Road, Cazenovia. Saturday only 9-4. Dressers, lamps household items, chairs, canning jars, etc. Too much to list. (s17-1)

FUTURE SALES HOUSEHOLD SALE - OCT. 5 & 6, 12 & 13, 10-5. 1737 MILL ST., DERUYTER. Furniture, camping gear, canning equip., Electric pressure cooker, oil less deep fryer, jewelry making supplies, craft supplies, kitchen ware, pots & pans, cook books, herbal books, gardening books and much more. (s17-3)

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Call 315-655-9431 HELP WANTED: Part time up to Full time. Versatile to work in all areas---Store & Lumberyard. Register---Stock Shelves--Drive Van---Load Lumber. Work well with people & Some computer skills. Apply in person or send resume PO Box 1118. Cooley's Home Center---Morrisville NY 13408. [email protected] (s3-3)

HIRING FULL TIME - PART TIME. Knowledge of Perennials, Pruning a plus. 315-655-9321, leave message and phone #. KC Gardeners. (s17-1)

CASHIER CASHIER WANTED: 3-4 Days per week (approx. 25 hours total). Must be comfortable with computers. Willing to help customers. Apply in person @ Cooley's (9Cambridge Ave. Morrisville Or send resume to : [email protected](s3-3)

P/T LIBRARY TECHNICIAN MORRISVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY HAS AN IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR A PT LIBRARY TECHNICIAN FOR 20 HOURS A WEEK. Applicant must be a detail oriented, independent worker with strong computer and customer service skills and must have (1) at least an Associate’s degree; OR (2) a graduate from high school and two years clerical experience; one year which must be library clerical. Stop in during library hours at 83 East Main Street, Morrisville for an application. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. (s17-2)

SERVICES- FOR HIRE -

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Call 315-655-9431____________________________________________STORAGE ) JETSKI STORAGE - Available

Sept. - May 15. $150.00. Call 607-345-0455 (s3-3)

ADVERTISING Reach 40,000+ people in central New York in the Hi, Neighbor. Stop in, mail, call in, email or place online your classified or display ad. Quantity discounts apply.www,hineighbor.net, email - hineighbor@hineighbor,net, 315-655-9431 or 9 Albany Street, Suite 1D (Around back), Cazenovia, NY 13035 (d8-c)

SMALL JOBS, ODD JOBS SMALL JOBS-ODD JOBS, TREE CLEANUPS-SMALL MASONRY REPAIRS,SMALL DUMP TRAILER WORK-Let's make a deal-TRUKGUYKURT 315-559-3070. (s10-4)

SEPTIC TANK PUMPING SEPTIC TANKS & CESSPOOLS PUMPED AND CLEANED. Prompt, reliable & reasonable rates. Serving the public since 1954. DEWEY NORTHRUP. Tully NY. 696-5691. (apr04)

MISC. SERVICES S H E A R S A N D K N I V E S SHARPENED: Cazenovia Lumber Co., 655-3417. (fc)

THE MASON SHOP THE MASON SHOP: Masonry repairs

in brick,block, stone, etc. Foundation to chimney restoration expert. Retaining walls, sidewalks, etc. Over 40 years experience. Insured. 315-469-5256. (a20-11)

DEER PROCESSINGVANDEE DEER PROCESSING, Cuyler, NY. 1-607-591-9955. (s17-4)

WANTED PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADEmail: [email protected]

Call 315-655-9431___________________________________________VENDORS DO YOU HAVE ITEMS

FOR SALE? SELL THEM AT VERNON’S VARIETY SHOPPES) AND/OR WEEDEN’S MINI MALL VENDOR SPACE FOR RENT STARTING AT $35 PER MONTH. Vernon Variety Shoppes, 5349 Rte. 5, Vernon, NY 13476. 315-829-2105 or Weeden’s Mini Mall, 8056 Rte. 13, Blossvale, NY 13308, 315-245-0458 (n6-c)

CRAFTERS WANTED CRAFTERS WANTED: Contact Mrs. Nellie Johnson 315-815-4340 or e-mail [email protected] Craft Fair and Bazaar - November 3, 2018, Federated Church, New Woodstock - 9:00-2:00.sponsored by: Neowahga Chapter; Eastern Star. (s3-2)ROW BOAT OR CANOE WANTED: Row boat or canoe.

315-655-1043. (s17-1)

WORD OF THE DAY:hypersensitive

Definition: (adjective) Having an allergy or peculiar or excessive susceptibility (especially to a specific factor).

Synonyms: allergicUsage: I am hypersensitive to pollen and suffer terribly from

a runny nose and itchy, watery eyes during the spring. Sherwood Anderson (1876)After serving briefly in the Spanish-American War, Anderson

became a successful advertising man and then manager of a paint factory before suffering a nervous breakdown. Dissatisfied with his life, he abandoned both his family and his job to devote himself to writing. His best-known work is the short story collection Winesburg, Ohio, and his prose style, based on everyday speech, influenced writers Ernest Hemingway and William Faulkner.



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PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADOnline: www.hineighbor.net

Email: [email protected] 315-655-9431

ROAST BEEF DINNERNELSON CHURCH ROAST BEEF DINNER, Saturday, September 22, 2018. We begin serving 4:30 pm. Cost: Adults $12, Children 5-12 $5, under 5 free. Take-outs available-handicap entrance (s17-2)

PETERBORO MUSEUMTHE PETERBORO AREA MUSEUM is open Sundays June-September from 2-4 p.m. (Closed on July 1 and Sept. 2) Located on Swamp Road out of Peterboro (or Cedar St. out of Morrisville) Stop in to see our new exhibits. By appt. call 315-684-9022, leave message. (m28-17)

CITIZEN OF THE YEAR THE TOWN OF NELSON AND THE ERIEVILLE NELSON HERITAGE SOCIETY are seeking nominations for the 2018 Citizen of The Year. Nomination forms can be picked up at the Town Office or Erieville post office. They are due Sept. 21 (s17-1)

TUTORS NEEDED VOLUNTEER TO BE A TUTOR AT YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY! Train to be a tutor with Madison County Reads Ahead in one session! Meet at your convenience to become a volunteer tutor at your local library. We have several clients needing assistance to obtain their high school equivalency diploma and others wanting to improve their conversational English. The short 1:1 training will get you ready to hit the books and help someone in your community reach their goal. Continued support and all resources are provided. You would work with one client once a week for two hours. Experience is not necessary; just a


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PHYLIS NOBLEESTATE SALES

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Corner Of Rte. 365 & 4867 Fox Rd., OneidaOPEN WED.- SAT. 10-5

[email protected] & FACEBOOK

Auctioning for Shirley J. Talbot-Furniture: Oak flat front china cabinet,round Oak table w/claw feet, 4 Oak Spindle back chairs, full drop leaf table,Lift tip 3 drw. tall dresser, blanket chest, many old wooden furniture parts &pieces, C-Curve ladies roll-top desk, 5 drw. dresser; Collectibles: Table topVictrola, old canning jars, milk cans, old bottles, kerosene lamps, glassbutter churn, wire baskets, old farm tools, insulators, mineral stones &gems, handmade jewelry, jewelry making accessories, runner sled, fishinglures, tackle & poles, old license plates; Housewares: Sm. chest freezer,pots/pans, metal buckets, shutters, old windows & doors; Tools: DeltaModel 46-700 12” variable speed wood lathe, Montgomery Ward-10” Radialarm saw, Black & Decker sander, grinder, wood hand planers, Toro pushlawn mower & 2 other push lawn mowers, Lincoln Elec. AC/DC Arc welder,bush hog, tool boxes, Pullman Vacmobile, Delta Truck tool box, truck caps,Delta router/shaper, lg. clamps, ext. ladders, Delta scroll saw, Clarke Metalworker variable speed Metal lathe-Model Bt1028, drill press, circular saw,axe heads, hand tools, weedeater, Shopmaster band saw, Johnson O/Bmotor, nuts/bolts cabinets, Hitachi-C12FCH miter saw, cement mixer, tablesaw, Lortone Lapidary saw, old elec. motors; Gold Mining Sluice box; Alsoauctioning Sat., Sept. 22 @ 11 A.M.: AMF Skamper Truck Camper, TruckCamper, paddle boat, Travel Trailer, Enclosed Utility trailer, Starcraft Boatw/Yamaha Precision 70hp Mtr & trailer. Terms: Full payment due day ofAuction by Cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover & Debit Cards. Checks withBank Letter of Guarantee. Ten percent buyer’s premium. All items sold in “ASIS” condition. Subject to errors and omissions. Refreshments available. Driver’slicense required for bidding number. All statements made day of auction takeprecedence over printed material. Auction: #7671 & 7682/18.

Two-Day Antiques, Gem & MineralTools & Equipment

3267 Cheningo Solon Pond Road, Cincinnatus, NY(Near cor. of Rt. 26 in the Town of Taylor, N. of Cincinnatus, NY)

SAT., SEPT. 22 & SUN., SEPT. 23, 10 A.M.

www.brzostek.com

80 Smokey Hollow RoadBaldwinsville, NY 13027

(315) 678-2542

Preview: 9-10 A.M.

HOSKING SALES – CERTIFIED ORGANIC MARKETING AGENCYWeekly Sales Every Monday 11:30 with Misc. & Small Animals Followed By Dairy & LivestockMONDAY, SEPT. 7TH – Sold 369 head. Cull Ave. $.42 Top Cow $.54, Bulls/Steers $.66- $.81, Bull calves top $.90, beef calf $1.70, heifer calf top $ .70, Nutmeg Acres Reg. Brown Swiss & Holstein Dispersal on Sept. 7th – Ave. $1356 – Milking age ave. $1640, Bred heifers Ave. $1475. Top cow an EX91 Wonderment Due Oct. to Durham purchased by Allan Brisson from Vergennes, VT. Second high a Fancy VG 2yr. sired by Brookings just fresh went to Jim Foote, Fort Plain, NY. Sept. 10th – Knox Valley Farm Grade Holstein Dispersal Milking age top cow was $1525.FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH - Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Fat Cow & Feeder SaleSECOND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH – Normal Monday Sale THIRD MONDAY OF EACH MONTH – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Sheep, Lamb, Goat & Pig Sale. For 2/19 sale: Group of really nice Dorset Lambs approx. 80# all from one flock.FOURTH MONDAY OF EACH MONTH – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Organic Day FIFTH MONDAY (IF THERE IS ONE)- Normal Monday Sale

UPCOMING SALES TO WATCH FOR:SAT. OCT. 13TH - Reserved for sale held on farm – Moravia, NY. Complete Cattle & Machinery. Watch future ad for more details. MON., OCT. 15TH - Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Sheep, Lamb, Goat & Pig Sale. Special: Mark Leonard Reg. & Grade Holstein Milking Herd Dispersal – Dairy sells at 1:00.SAT. OCT. 20TH - sale held in Jasper, NY. 103rd Annual Allegany-Steuben Holstein Sale. A select offering of show age, deep pedigree calves along with springing heifers & Fresh cows. Sale hosted by Allegany Steuben Holstein Club & Hosking Sales LLC. GPS address: 3123 Rt. 36, Jasper, NY. Sale Chairman Lavern Warriner 607-426-0521.FRIDAY, OCT. 26TH - Fall Premier All Breed Sale – accepting 100 Registered Dairy Cattle All breeds. Call today with your quality consignments. Good cattle are still selling good our Spring Sale had a top of $5100. MONDAY, OCT. 29TH – Normal Monday Sale and Also due to all the sales we have booked we are having our Fall Round up Beef Sale on this day. Call to advertise your group it makes a difference. We will be selling Cow/calf pairs, dairy & beef feeders. **TRUCKING ASSISTANCE – Call the Sale Barn or check out our trucker list on our Web-Site. Call to advertise in any of these sales it makes a difference. Watch website for any last minute updates.DIRECTIONS: Hosking Sales 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica & 6 miles North of New Berlin, NY. www.hoskingsales.com Like us on facebook Hosking Sales - Tom & Brenda Hosking 607-847-8800 cell: 607-972-1770 or 1771

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

- -11 Ruth St., Vernon, NY 13476 - -_______________________________________SALE EVERY MONDAY 12:30 PM: Pigs, Sheep, Goats, Horses & HayEVERY THURS. 1:30 P.M.: Dairy Cattle followed by beef & calf sale._____________________________________Thursday, September 20, 2018—Sale Time: 12:30 PM

Our usual run of dairy cows, heifers and service bulls.Cows and heifers vet checked at our sale barn.

Following dairy sale is our Fat Cattle and Feeder Sale.Already consigned 30 Hereford heifers never been with bull 16

months to 18 months old; plus 4 steers.More consignments expected. Beef and Calf sale to follow.

upcoming sales..Thurs.,Sept 27- Heifer Consignment Sale. 12:30 PM.Thurs. Oct. 11- Organic dairy day. 1:15 PM.Sat., Oct. 13- Machinery Consignment sale 9:00 AM.Thurs., Oct. 18- Fat Cattle and feeder sale. 12:30 PM.Thurs., Oct. 25- Heifer Consignment sale 12:30 PM. Sat., Nov. 10- Machinery Consignment sale 9:00 AM. ______________________________________________

For Information Call Office: 1-800-257-1819 or 1-315-829-3105______________________________________________Manager: David Sherwood 1-315-436-0804

Auctioneers: Tim Miller 1-440-9683 Ken Hughs 1-315-436-2215

CHECK OUR WEBSITE @ www.empirelivestock.com for a list of sales

MADISON AUCTION SERVICEGREAT COUNTRY ANTIQUE AUCTION SUNDAY, SEPT. 23, 2018 @ 1PM,

SESSION 1Preview Noon, 3605 South St., Madison, NY

PLEASE NOTE DAY & TIMES!We are pleased to be a selling without reserve an antique collection from a Norwich NY home. They have been collecting for over 60 years. This is a very partial list, expect surprise. This collection will take several sessions, don't miss any. Future dates to be announced. Expect surprises. Info. 315-893-1883. Like Us on Facebook. SPECIAL: O/C gilt framed Gentlemans & Ladies portrait paintings of J. Spencer Baker a prominent pharmacist in the 1870's in Norwich & his wife Lucy.We will be selling Furniture (Tigermaple pcs.-Cupboards-Hutch table-Dry sink-Blanket boxes-Stands), Artwork, Prints, Advertising (Spool cabinets-Norwich 1920 calendar-Match safes-Sign-Bottles), Clocks (2 Grandfathers-Calendar/Day-Atkins wall), Watches, Jewelry, Sev. stoneware pcs. (Cortland-Whites), Redware, Earthworm Mocha pitcher, Nice Brides box, Finger pantry boxes, Majolica, Pottery, Bennington, Great country smalls, Coffee grinder, 2 Burl bowls, Wooden (Bowls-Rolling pins-Ladles-Butter paddles-Knifetrays), Toleware, Brass pails, Iron cookware, Kitchenware, Oak wall phones, Glass (Opalescent-Coinspot-M. Gregory), Baskets, Sleigh bells, Ptd. sled, Early Toys, Banks. UPCOMING AUCTION: Great Country Antique Auction, Session 2, Sun., Oct. 7 at Madison.TERMS: Cash, U.S. checks, MC, VI, & DI. 15% Buyers Premium. 5% discount on B. P. w/cash & check. Food avail.

DETAILS & MANY PHOTOS: www.madisonauctionny.com

GOODS FOR SALEFIREWOOD FIREWOOD - pickup or delivery.

315-750-0079. (s23-c)

FIREWOOD: Good hard wood $65.00 face cord or good hardwood slab $45.00 face cord cut 16”. Free delivery 5 face cord loads. Call Donald 315-837-4362. (f29-c)

FIREWOOD: 99% Maple, seasoned 2 yrs. stored under cover. Pick up ONLY ~ Morrisville, $70 / face cord. 315-684-3113 (o24-c)

FOR SALE: 2 year old seasoned hardwood logs, picker truck loads. $675.00/load, averages 18 ton per load. Jeff 315-569-2606. (s10-4)

1/2 OFF EVERYTHING!!!SPECIAL SALE UNTIL 10/1/18! 1/2 OFF EVERYTHING!!! AT FRAN'S ANTIQUES. Exhibiting At The Shoppes At Johnny Appleseed, 3402 Old State Road, Erieville and at Victorian Rose, Rte. 20 & Maple Street, Bouckville. Nice collection of antiques, collectibles, furniture (including a 9 piece solid mahogeny dining set by Union of Jamestown, NY, circa 1940) and other great stuff. 315-727-6487 (s17-2)

GUNS & ACCESSORIES TWIN OAKS GUN SHOP: New and used long guns and accessories. 3141 Rt. 13, Truxton. Open M-W-F 5 p.m.-7 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 607-842-6603. (s3-12)

SMALL LOADS SMALL LOADS for driveway repairs, top soil needs, decomposed flower bed & garden material, driveway mix, shale, stone - #1’s & 2’s. stone dust, sand, mulch - delivered. 315-655-2351. (a30-c)

PELLET STOVE FOR SALE: Pellet stove. 315-655-8585. (s17-1)

BEAGLE PUPPIES KC REGISTERED BEAGLE PUPPIES: 7 females available. Mother and father on site. ready Sept. 25. $400 with papers, shots and dewormed. Call 315-750-9338. (s17-3)

Unreserved Real Estate AUCTION

REAL ESTATE AUCTION CO., INC. 80 Smokey Hollow Rd., Baldwinsville, NY 13027 www.800-374-SELL.com

Thurs., September 27, 5 PM

49 North Main St. Earlville, NY 13332

4-5 Bdrms. on 96' x 281' +/- Lot!Bidding Starts @ $1!

Dir: North of 14A (E. Main St.)Between Clark St. and Fayette St.

Open House:Sun., 9/23, 1 -3 PM

“Bra ins , l ike hearts, go where they are appreciated.” - Robert S. McNamara

“ T h e m o s t decisive actions of our life - I mean those that are most likely to decide the whole course of our future - are, more often than not, unconsidered.” - Andre Gide

“Keep close to Nature’s heart... and break clear away, once in awhile, and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods. Wash your spirit clean. None of Nature’s landscapes are ugly so long as they are wild.” - John Muir

willingness to help others with their educational goals. Please consider becoming a tutor in your community. Tutors are needed throughout Madison County. The need is great AND you will be greatly appreciated! Contact Tara Truett - [email protected] or 315-345-1468. (f26-c)

HUNTING/FISHING LICENSES The Town of Cazenovia is selling hunting and fishing licenses. Stop in anytime to the Town Office during normal business hours Monday - Thursday 9:00-4:00 and FRI. 8:00 - 3:00. (a10-c)

CHURCH NEWS LINCKLAEN COMMUNITY CHURCH MEETS AT THE LINCKLAEN TOWN HALL FOR THURSDAY EVENING PRAYER AT 6:30 PM. Join us Sunday's at 10 AM for our weekly worship experience. We look forward to meeting you.

NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH 1904 WEST ROAD /ROUTE 46, ONEIDA. NY (about 1.5 miles south of State Route 5.) We would love to have you visit us. Our Sunday Worship Celebration service is at 10:00 a.m. and features contemporary style worship, times of open sharing and prayer, and relevant, uplifting Bible preaching. We are handicapped accessible and offer Kids Church during service.

“LOVE HAS A NAME - JESUS. LOVE HAS A PLACE OUR HEARTS.” The Cuyler U.M. Church seeks to share His love 10:30 AM Sunday worship-Nelson Stafford 6 PM .Sun. Youth Group, 6-12 grades FRI. After school Program, “PUMAS”, 3:15-5 :15 PM, at Church, K-6 Christmas Eve Service, 8:00 PM Direct questions to Janet, 607 842-6501 (d8-c)

DELPHI FALLS UNITED CHURCH, Delphi Falls N.Y. We are a united church and welcome everyone to our worship services at 9:00 a.m. Sunday mornings followed by a fellowship time. Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Monday evenings. Contemporary Service Open To The Public WED, 7 pm. Our Men’s and Women’s Fellowship groups are



1/2 cup ham1 1/3 tablespoons soy sauce3 tablespoons peanut oil1 cup chicken broth2 teaspoons sugar2 teaspoons vinegar1 tablespoon corn starch2 tablespoons water

PREPARATIONMince all the vegetables, and shred the meat.Place the eggs in a bowl and beat slightly, breaking the yolks.

Mix in the meat and vegetables and 1 teaspoon of soy sauce.Heat 2 tablespoons of cooking oil in a small skillet for 30

seconds over medium-high heat.Add 1/3 cup of the egg fu yung batter to the pan and cook

like a pancake, flipping once so both sides brown.Place the pancakes on an oven-safe plate, and keep them

warm in the oven while cooking the remainder of the batter.Mix the water and corn starch together.Add the remaining soy sauce, chicken broth, sugar and

vinegar in a sauce pan, and bring to a boil. Add the cornstarch mixture, and continue cooking until the sauce thickens.

Serve the egg fu yung topped with the sauce.Recipe adapted from Food.com


Dining, Entertainment & LodgingCritz Farms Annual

Route 13 in Cazenovia3.5 miles south of Route 20315-662-3355

www.critzfarms.com

Admission$8.50 per person

includesSeason Pass

Pick Your Own Apples DailyCider Mill & Tasting RoomAin’t Nobody Here But Us Chickens Corn Maze Pumpkins Cow Train for Kids Wagon Rides Farm Animals Playgrounds, Food, Gifts, Music & moreSpecial Events Every Weekend

Big Toys Farm Equipment ShowPatio Bands, Sat & Sun, 1-4

TastingRoom

ServingCider,Beerand

Wine

Fall HarvestCelebration

Twin MagiciansSaturday: 1-4p

Party Nuts Lite

Sunday: 1-4p

HONEY ROAST-

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Fresh Baked Goods Friday & saturday - Fresh Bread all Weekopen Mon. 9-6, tues.-thurs. 9-5, Fri. 9-6, sat. 8-4 < >

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Reg.$4.99

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HAM$399

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9th

Anniversary Sale

October 6

MORSEKAYAK RENTALS

315-655-2400

Starting At $28.00 Half DayRECREATIONAL & FISHING KAYAKS,

STAND UP PADDLE BOARDS& CANOES

Group Rates • Transportation Available

WHEEL ALIGNMENTCHECK ENGINE LIGHTS

BRAKES - STATE INSPECTIONOIL CHANGES - AIR CONDITIONING___________________________________________________

Kellish Tire & Auto ServiceMonday-Friday 9-5 - 315-682-8709

Corner of Rte 20 & Pompey Center Road, Manlius, NY

Call ForAppointment

SALVATORE F. LANZA, ESQ.ATTORNEY AT LAW

5333 Midlum Road, Cuyler, N.Y.Phone 607-842-6888 office

315-427-5940 cellemail:- [email protected]

MARK SUNDERMAN315.655.8993315.374.3625 [email protected]

Plumbing & Heating Repair & Replacement Service

Master Plumber License

#198

Over

40+Years

Experience

24Hours

351 County Rte 12 (607) 863-3968Pitcher, NY 13136 Lee Bement, Owner Jean Mudge, Office Manager

LEE’S TRUCK & CAR REPAIR• Custom Exhaust Systems• Regular & Heavy Duty NY Inspections• Four Wheel Alignment•Transmission Flush & Fill• Computer Diagnostic• Major & Minor Repairs• Air Conditioning Service•Cooling System Flush & Fill

OLD STATE AUTO REPAIRBaker Construction

GENERAL CONTRACTING - HOME IMPROVEMENTS Kitchen/Bath & Basement Remodeling, Electrical Work,

Additions, Garages, Windows, Siding, Replacement Windows_____________________________________________

MINI EXCAVATOR WORKBrush Chipper/Skid Steer Work/ Postholes/Brushhogging_____________________________________________

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active with projects and events offered to our local community and neighbors. Our Church Building is listed in the National Register of Historic Buildings. www.delphiunitedchurch.org

CHITTENANGO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 205 Falls Blvd. corner of Perryville Rd. Traditional Worship 10:30 A.M. with Rev. Dr. John W. Fulton Pastor. Office Hrs. Mon./Wed./Fri. Mornings-Phone 315-687-3116 Website: www.Chittenangoumc.org Email: [email protected] (a20-c)

ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT 204 GENESEE STREET, CHITTENANGO has ample parking behind the Church. Join us at 9:00 AM for Holy Communion. Office Hours are Monday Morning. Call 315-687-6304 and leave a message. Find us on Facebook,Twitter or at our website:http://www.stpaulschittenango.net/

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, NY: S. Main St., Rte. 26. Invites you to join us on Suday Mornings at 10 a.m. to worship and praise our Lord. 315-837-4787.

UNITED CHURCH OF DERUYTER - CLIMBING THE MOUNTAIN FOR JESUS. SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP @ 11 AM TILL JUNE 17TH (FATHER'S DAY) THEN JUNE 24TH (GRADUATION SUNDAY) WILL BEGIN OUR SUMMER WORSHIP TIME OF 10 AM. SS will take place @ 9:30 am thru June 17th. Then no SS through rest of summer. Wednesday evening prayer is at 6:30 and meets @ Ginny Moore's house. The 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month, the Men's group meets @ 8 am. We are meeting at Lynn's Diner in Cuyler on those mornings. All men are encouraged to join us. Also, join for prayer in the Parish House each Tuesday at 8:30 am in the Pastor's office. If you have questions, please contact Pastor Vern 315 852-9841 or [email protected]. Also, check out the Church website: www. united churchofderuyter.org.

FRIENDSHIP INN: Free hot meals at St. Joan of Arc Church in Morrisville every Thursday evening at 5:PM. Donations accepted. Volunteers welcome. Inquires Patti Higgins 315 684-3070. (m3-c)

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“Art for Kids” Program Series Continues at the

Cazenovia Public Library Children ages 8-12 are invited to join Children’s Program

Coordinator Jenna Wright Martin at the Cazenovia Public Library for Art for Kids! The next installment of this hands-on program series will be held Friday, September 28 at 1:30 pm in the Community Room. Discussion and activities will focus on artist turned naturalist Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717).

The German-born botanical and natural history illustrator was one of the first naturalists to conduct in-depth studies of insects. She recorded and illustrated the life cycles of 186 insect species. Like John James Audubon, Merian placed her subjects (e.g., caterpillars, butterflies, and plants) in their natural habitats. Her work documenting the nature of metamorphosis challenged contemporary ideas surrounding insect development. She was also responsible for discovering new species of insects and plants in the South American country of Suriname.

During the September Art for Kids, participants will study Merian’s work to learn about the life cycles of insects. They will then have the opportunity to create their own insect art. All materials will be provided. Class size is limited to ensure program quality. Call or stop by the Library to reserve a spot.

Participants will qualify for the chance to win a beautiful art set donated by a good friend of the Library. The kit contains 178 pieces, including colored markers, crayons, colored pencils, watercolor cakes, oil pastels, acrylic paint tubes, and much more—all arranged in a beautiful wooden case with adjustable trays.

All events at the Cazenovia Public Library are free and open to the public. For more information, call (315) 655-9322 or visit www.cazenoviapubliclibrary.org.

Cazenovia Public Library to Host Fall Festival Pumpkin

Painting Event This fall, the Cazenovia Public Library will celebrate the

change of seasons with a family pumpkin painting event on Saturday, September 29 from 10:30 am to 3:00 pm. The hands-on program is presented in association with the Greater Cazenovia Area Chamber of Commerce’s 5th Annual Fall Festival.

In this fun and creative program, children and their families will have the opportunity to select and decorate their own pumpkins. All materials will be provided. Children’s Program Coordinator Jenna Wright Martin will lead the event on the Library front lawn.

All events at the Cazenovia Public Library are free and open to the public. For more information, call 315-655-9322 or visit www.cazenoviapubliclibrary.org.

Tour the Towpath Event- Cycle 36 miles of the Erie Canalway Trail

Wampsville, NY - Explore the most famous canal in history by bike on September 15-16th at the 4th Annual Tour the Towpath event.

Tour the Towpath is a 36-mile supported, off-road recreational bike ride along the Towpath trail within the Old Erie Canal State Historic Park from DeWitt to Rome, NY in Central New York. There are lots of organized and spontaneous things to discover along the way including charming canal-side communities.

Tour the Towpath is a family friendly event and open to cyclists of all abilities. In the past riders have ranged in ages from 4 to 87. The Old Erie Canal Towpath trail is off-road, mostly stone dust, and flat (it’s why this area was selected to start building the Erie Canal 200 years ago). Participants have two full days to explore the park and all the area has to offer. Special activities during the event include a scavenger hunt along the route.

Riders will receive a map and guide to the many attractions, museums, restaurants, shops, and historic sites that they can



1 transmitting most of the auditory information. A new study by scientists at Karolinska Institutet shows that the type 1 cells actually comprise three very different cell types, which tallies with earlier research showing variations in the electrical properties and sonic response of type 1 cells.

“We now know that there are three different routes into the central auditory system, instead of just one,” says Francois Lallemend, research group leader at the Department of Neuroscience, Karolinska Institutet, who led the study. “This makes us better placed to understand the part played by the different neurons in hearing. We’ve also mapped out which genes are active in the individual cell types.”

The team conducted their study on mice using the relatively new technique of single-cell RNA sequencing. The result is a catalogue of the genes expressed in the nerve cells, which can give scientists a solid foundation for better understanding the auditory system as well as for devising new therapies and drugs.

“Our study can open the way for the development of genetic tools that can be used for new treatments for different kinds of hearing disorders, such as tinnitus,” says Dr Lallemend. “Our mapping can also give rise to different ways of influencing the function of individual nerve cells in the body.”

The study shows that these three neuron types probably play a part in the decoding of sonic intensity (i.e. volume), a function that is crucial during conversations in a loud environment, which rely on the ability to filter out the background noise. This property is also important in different forms of hearing disorders, such as tinnitus or hyperacusis (oversensitivity to sound).

“Once we know which neurons cause hyperacusis we’ll be able to start investigating new therapies to protect or repair them,” explains Dr Lallemend. “The next step is to show what effect these individual nerve cells have on the auditory system, which can lead to the development of better auditory aids such as cochlear implants.”

The researchers have also shown through comparative studies on adult mice that these different types of neurons are already present at birth.

explore in the communities between DeWitt and Rome. All participants are invited to an after-ride celebration at Copper City Brewery in Rome with live music, food trucks, and specials on beverages for those over 21.

“What makes this event so great is it’s an organized event but you pick what you see along the way,” says Ken Hammond, owner of InStride Sports, and event organizer. “Participants literally ride on the scenic towpath that mules once used to pull the canal boats. You’ll also ride along historic working aqueducts and by sunken canal boats all while having the opportunity stop into the many quaint canal side communities along the way for craft beers, great local restaurants, live music, unique historic sites, and fresh experiences.”

Participants will overnight in the canal-side community of Canastota with music and entertainment scheduled. Overnight riders may choose to either camp at the event’s designated campsite area (included with registration), or purchase a room from a hotel in the village (extra cost, on own). Tour the Towpath also offers a 1 day ride option for those looking for a shorter experience.

The cost for Tour the Towpath is $40 for adults and $18 for kids for the 2 day ride or $35 for adults and $15 for kids for the 1 day ride. Day of registration is available, but the price goes up slightly. Shuttle transportation is available for an additional cost; reserve space on shuttle during registration. Registration includes a detailed map and guide, t-shirt, luggage transport, bike support, and camping accommodations. Many museums and attractions along the trail also offer free entry to Tour the Towpath riders.

This event is made possible by InStride Sports, the Village of Canastota, and the Old Erie Canal Community Working Group. Bike support is provided during the event by Syracuse Bicycle.

To register or for more information visit www.TourtheTowpath.com


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Discovery Of New Neurons In The Inner Ear Can Lead To New Therapies For Hearing Disorders

Date: September 12, 2018Source: Karolinska InstitutetResearchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have identified

four types of neurons in the peripheral auditory system, three of which are new to science. The analysis of these cells can lead to new therapies for various kinds of hearing disorders, such as tinnitus and age-related hearing loss. The study is published in Nature Communications.

When sound reaches the inner ear, it is converted into electrical signals that are relayed to the brain via the ear’s nerve cells in cochlea. Previously, most of these cells were considered to be of two types: type 1 and type 2 neurons, type

A Wearable Device For Regrowing Hair

Date: September 12, 2018Source: American Chemical SocietyAlthough some people embrace the saying “bald is beautiful,”

for others, alopecia, or excessive hair loss, can cause stress and anxiety. Some studies have shown that stimulating the skin with lasers can help regrow hair, but the equipment is often large, consumes lots of energy and is difficult to use in daily life. Now, researchers have developed a flexible, wearable photostimulator that speeds up hair growth in mice. They report their results in ACS Nano.

Affecting millions of men and women worldwide, alopecia has several known causes, including heredity, stress, aging and elevated male hormones. Common treatments include medications, such as minoxidil, corticosteroid injections and hair transplant surgery. In addition, irradiating the bald area with a red laser can stimulate hair follicles, causing cells to proliferate. However, this treatment is often impractical for home use. So,

Keon Jae Lee and colleagues wanted to develop a flexible, durable photostimulator that could be worn on human skin.

The team fabricated an ultrathin array of flexible vertical micro-light-emitting diodes (μLEDs). The array consisted of 900 red μLEDs on a chip slightly smaller than a postage stamp and only 20 μm thick. The device used almost 1,000 times less power per unit area than a conventional phototherapeutic laser, and it did not heat up enough to cause thermal damage to human skin. The array was sturdy and flexible, enduring up to 10,000 cycles of bending and unbending. The researchers tested the device’s ability to regrow hair on mice with shaved backs. Compared with untreated mice or those receiving minoxidil injections, the mice treated with the μLED patch for 15 minutes a day for 20 days showed significantly faster hair growth, a wider regrowth area and longer hairs.

What did the picture in detention say? I was framed. What’s the difference between a Kia and detention? It’s less

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detention? Bring It On. Where can you find a bunch of clowns who deserve to be

in detention? Silly Con Valley. What is Molly Ringwalds favorite sandwich? The Breakfast

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from detention? A small medium at large. What do you call a blonde staying after school? Center of

Dentention. After many hours, a student is let go from detention. He

runs around saying, im FREE! IM FREE! A boy walks up to him and says, so what? I’m 4.

My teacher pointed at me with a ruler and said “At the end of this ruler is an idiot!” I got detention for asking which end.

When a teacher calls a boy by his full name, it usually means detention.

Laugh, and the class laughs with you, but you stay after school alone.

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Q: What’s a teacher’s favorite nation? A: Expla-nation. Q: Why didn’t the skeleton go to the school dance? A: He didn’t have anybody to take.

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The candle is not dangerous, I hope.”“Sometimes it burns your fingers,” answered Trot, “but

that’s about the worst it can do--’cept to blow out when you don’t want it to.”

Cap’n Bill shielded the flame with his hand and crept into the hole. It wasn’t any too big for a grown man, but after he had crawled a few feet, it grew larger. Trot came close behind him, and the Ork followed. “Seems like a reg’lar tunnel,” muttered the sailor man, who was creeping along awkwardly because of his wooden leg. The rocks, too, hurt his knees. For nearly half an hour the three moved slowly along the tunnel, which made

many twists and turns and sometimes slanted downward and sometimes upward. Finally, Cap’n Bill stopped short, with an exclamation of disappointment, and held the flickering candle far ahead to light the scene.

“What’s wrong?” demanded Trot, who could see nothing because the sailor’s form completely filled the hole.

“Why, we’ve come to the end of our travels, I guess,” he replied.

“Is the hole blocked?” inquired the Ork.“No, it’s wuss nor that,” replied Cap’n Bill sadly. “I’m on

the edge of a precipice. Wait a minute an’ I’ll move along and let you see for yourselves. Be careful, Trot, not to fall.” Then he crept forward a little and moved to one side, holding the candle so that the girl could see to follow him. The Ork came next, and now all three knelt on a narrow ledge of rock which

dropped straight away and left a huge black space which the tiny flame of the candle could not illuminate.

“Hm!” said the Ork, peering over the edge. “This doesn’t look very promising, I’ll admit. But let me take your candle, and I’ll fly down and see what’s below us.”

“Aren’t you afraid?” asked Trot.“Certainly I’m afraid,” responded the Ork. “But if we

intend to escape, we can’t stay on this shelf forever. So as I notice you poor creatures cannot fly, it is my duty to explore the place for you.” More Next WeekACROSS

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THE SCARECROW of OZBy L. Frank Baum

CHAPTER 3 THE ORK - Continued

“Yes indeed, the Orks are admitted to be Kings of the Air.”“Your wings don’t seem to amount to much,” remarked Trot.“Well, they are not very big,” admitted the Ork, waving the

four hollow skins gently to and fro, “but they serve to support my body in the air while I speed along by means of my tail. Still, taken altogether,

I’m very handsomely formed, don’t you think?”Trot did not like to reply, but Cap’n Bill said gravely, “For anOrk,” said he, “you’re a wonder. I’ve never seen one afore,

but I can imagine you’re as good as any.”That seemed to please the creature, and it began walking

around the cavern, making its way easily up the slope. While it was gone, Trot and Cap’n Bill each took another sip from

the water flask to wash down their breakfast.“Why, here’s a hole--an exit--an outlet!” exclaimed the Ork

from above.“We know,” said Trot. “We found it last night.”“Well, then, let’s be off,” continued the Ork after sticking itshead into the black hole and sniffing once or twice. “The

air seems fresh and sweet, and it can’t lead us to any worse place than this.”

The girl and the sailor man got up and climbed to the side of the Ork. “We’d almost decided to explore this hole before you came,” explained Cap’n Bill, “but it’s a dangerous place to navigate in the dark, so wait till I light a candle.”

“What is a candle?” inquired the Ork.“You’ll see in a minute,” said Trot.The old sailor drew one of the candles from the right-side

pocket and the tin matchbox from his left side pocket. When he lighted the match, the Ork gave a startled jump and eyed the flame suspiciously, but Cap’n Bill proceeded to light the candle and the action interested the Ork very much. “Light,” it said somewhat nervously, “is valuable in a hole of this sort.

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