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Weekly Sales Every Monday 11:30 with Misc. & Small animals, 1:00Dairy, followed by feeders, sheep, lamb, goats, pigs. Calves start at 5PMfollowed by cull beef. Call for more info and note all times are approxi-mate. Our volume is increasing weekly - join your neighbors & send yourlivestock our way!
Monday, Oct. 13th sale - cull ave. $.95, Top cow $1.16, Bulls/Steers$1.15-$1.29, bull calves top $4.35, heifer calf top $3.20, DairyFeeders $.25-$1.31, Dairy: Top milking age $2750, bred heifers top$1925, open heifer top $1450.
Saturday, Oct. 25th - on the farm. Warwick, NY. Crandall FarmMachinery Dispersal. We will be taking consignments for this sale. Calltoday.
Saturday, Nov. 8th - sale to be held on farm. Edmeston, NY.11:00AM Wil-Wen-Brook Holsteins Complete Dispersal. 170 Headof Registered Holsteins - RHA 20789 3.7F 3.0P. Exceptional herdfrom top to bottom you will find high scoring, deep pedigrees, showprospects with the best available sires.
Friday, Nov. 14th - 11:30 AM. PREMIER ALL BREED SALE - 100 HEADOF REGISTERED DAIRY CATTLE OF ALL BREEDS. Breeds represented:Holsteins, Brown Swiss, Jersey, Guernsey, Ayrshire & Shorthorn. Watchfor great consignments from: Faigle Farm, Gaige Farms, Sco-Li Farm,Lantland, Posthaven, Barnes, Lamport, Osborne, Oakfield Corners,Liddleholm, Hosking Farm, Locust-Vale, Forever Hopeful, ThurstonFarm, Tom Gillette, Echo Farm, Empire Farm, Buttons, Tornado ValleyFarm, Yaleville plus more. A lot of milk, deep pedigrees, show age - asalways something for everyone!
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Directions: Hosking Sales 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica &6 miles North of New Berlin, NY.
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4 • October 24, 2014 COUNTRY EDITOR
by Charlie Nardozzi, Horti-culturist and Leonard Per-ry, UVM Extension Horti-culturist
Spreading compost,adding soil amendments,
and planting garlic nowfor harvest next July aresome of the gardening ac-tivities for this month.
As you empty annualbeds this fall, there are
two main ways to enrichthe soil for next year:spreading compost orplanting cover crops.While this month is a bitlate to sow cover crops,you can apply compost.Before you spread com-post, dig or lightly till inany plants that aren’t dis-eased to return nutrientsto the soil. Spread com-post, even if it’s not welldecomposed yet. It willprotect the soil over thewinter and break down byspring planting time.
If you need to raise orlower the pH (soil acidity)of your soil, add the re-
quired amendments,such as sulfur (to lowerpH) or lime (to raise pH),this fall because they takesome time to work. This isimportant to test everyfew years, or particularlyif you’re preparing a newsite, as without the prop-er pH nutrients won’t beavailable to plants.
Take soil samples fromdifferent parts of youryard and garden and testthem separately so youcan apply what’s neededfor each particular use.Extension test kits areavailable from local of-fices and some garden
stores. Simple home testkits are available at somegarden stores, but theyare much less accuratethan those from stateuniversity labs, especiallyif they’re old.
Plant garlic now forharvesting next summer.Purchase garlic soldspecifically for planting,or buy organic garlic.Commercial, nonorganic,supermarket garlic mayhave been treated to in-hibit sprouting. Breakthe garlic head into indi-vidual cloves, keeping thelargest ones for planting.(Use the small cloves forcooking.) Plant cloveswith the pointed side upabout 3 inches apart inrows, with rows about 6inches apart, Try somedifferent varieties to seewhich you prefer. Mulchthe bed well with straw.
Keep leaves raked fromlawns so they don’tsmother the grass. Mowuntil the grass stopsgrowing, often early to themiddle of the month. Withthe last mowing you canmow a bit lower if you’ve
been mowing higher as isproper — 2 to 3 inches in-stead of 3 to 4 inches.This helps prevent grassfrom ending up too tall inthe spring, susceptible todisease such as snowmold. Spread a thin top-ping of compost on thelawn after you rake upleaves, and rake again tosettle the compost.
Buy some bulbs for“forcing” — potting up tohave bloom indoors latewinter or spring. All youneed to force bulbs in-doors is a place that stayscool but above freezing(32 to 50 degrees). A coolgarage, cellar, or sparerefrigerator works well.Pot up daffodils, tulips,hyacinths, grape hy-acinths, and other springbulbs that need such acold treatment, and waterthem well. Then place thepots in cool storage forabout 12 to 16 weeks be-fore bringing back intowarmth. Check on themperiodically and waterwhen the soil is dry.
Rudbeckia, sedums,ornamental grasses, andother perennials withlong-lasting seedheadswill feed the birds if youleave the plants standingat least until later in fall,if not spring. They alsoare beautiful under alight blanket of snow.
Brussels sprouts, re-sembling little “cab-bages”, will continue toripen and sweetenthrough the cold snaps soharvest whenever you’reready to eat them. If someof the sprouts get frozenalmost solid, cook themright away or pop them inthe freezer.
Don’t forget to buysome pumpkins at farmstands for painting, carv-ing and pies.
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by Sam MazzottaStorm-proofinganxious pets
Dear Paw’s corner:Both my dogs and my catare terrified by thunder-storms, and they run,hide under furniture, andhowl and yowl until thestorm passes. How can Istop this behavior? —Frustrated in Fort Myers
Dear Frustrated: Fearand anxiety duringstorms is a very commonissue among dogs andcats, and not one thatcan be easily or fully re-solved. However, thereare steps you can take toease their fear.
Keep an eye on weather
forecasts: note if a stormis forecast, and what timeit’s likely to reach yourarea.
About 30 minutes to anhour before a stormstrikes (or as soon aspossible ahead of thestorm), place your pets ina designated “safe room”— one that has their bed-ding, toys, water and nolarge furniture. If possi-ble, it shouldn’t have awindow; if it does, put upheavy curtains to blockthe light from lightningflashes, and add weatherstripping to reduce rat-tling. (A closet or bath-room may work, too.)
For the first few
storms, sit in the roomwith them. Be very calm,and speak in a calmvoice. Cuddle with yourpets, feed them a fewtreats if they don’t whine,and if they show interestin their toys, play with
them.Once they’re less fear-
ful using the safe room,reduce the time youspend with them duringstorms. Give them a treatwhen the storm is over.
Don’t treat storm-relat-
ed anxiety as a discipli-nary issue. It’s an issueof your pets needing tofeel secure from externalthreats. If the methodabove doesn’t lessen the
issue, speak to their vet-erinarian about otherways to ease their anxi-ety.
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by Samantha Weaver• It was 19th-century
Cuban poet and revolu-tionary Jose Marti whomade the following sageobservation: “Barricadesof ideas are worth morethan barricades ofstones.”
• When you think ofdangerous occupations,the jobs that immediatelycome to mind are proba-bly firefighter and policeofficer. You might be sur-prised to learn, then, thatin New York City, the fa-tality rate for garbage col-lectors is twice as high asit is for members of theNYPD.
• The U.S. Open, whichtakes place at the end ofsummer every year, isone of the oldest tennischampionships in theworld, beginning in 1881with a men’s singles com-petition. The moderncompetition, of course,now includes men’s andwomen’s singles, men’sand women’s doubles andmixed doubles. That’s alot of tennis — and a lotof balls. During the twoweeks of the champi-onship, approximately70,000 tennis balls areused.
• In 2012, at a hospitalin Ireland, twin girls set aGuinness World Recordwhen they were born 87days apart — and theyconfounded medical ex-perts’ gloomy prognosisby both surviving.
• If you make a seriousstudy of Hungarian gyp-sies, you probably al-ready know that you’re atziganologist.
• The flag of Irelandand the flag of Coted’Ivoire are nearly identi-cal, with vertical stripesof green, white and or-ange. There are only twominor differences: 1) TheIrish flag has the greenstripe on the left and theorange stripe on theright, while Cote d’Ivoirehas the two colors re-versed; and 2) the Irishflag is slightly longer.
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MATTRESS AUCTION –Top name brands, Ware-house CleanOut! SaturdayOctober 25th at 6:33 pm andNov. 1st at 6:33pm.King*Queen*Full & TwinSets. Some models limited.Full tractor Trailer load. King& Queen I Series, or buynow in the store. 9-5 pm,Mon.*Wed.*Thurs.*Fri. &Sat. Kings, 689 BurrowsRd., West Winfield, NY.(315)822-5221
FOOD AUCTION – Thurs.Nov. 6th. At 6:33 pm. Kings,689 Burrows Rd., West Win-field, NY. (315)822-5221
CHRISTMAS AUCTION –Sun. Nov. 2nd at 1:33 pm.Name brand Toys! Kings,689 Burrows Rd., West Win-field, NY. (315)822-5221
AUCTION – Entire contentsof Garage and Household.John Deere Tractor & Gator,Cub Cadet riding mower,welder and lots of tools.Check auction zip.com formore details. Sat. Nov. 1st at6:33 pm. Kings, 689 Bur-rows Rd., West Winfield, NY.(315)822-5221
Automotive
ATTENTION: Remanufac-tured starters, alternators,generator. Prompt service,Gary D. Sneath 315-826-7892
BuildingMaterials/Supplies
INSULATION: All Types. New/Existing Buildings. Free Estimates. Fully Insured.Call Upstate Spray Foam Insulation 315-822-5238.www.upstatesprayfoam.com
Cars, Trucks, Trailers
1984 CHEVY SCOTTS-DALE PICK-UP, short box,automotive, v-8, all power,cruise, tilt wheel, red/black,excellent condition, No rust,54,000 miles. 518-568-2794.
1998 DODGE STRATUS5spd., $1200. G.E. refrigera-tor/freezer $100. 315-823-0672.
2007 ACCENT GS 3 door, 5speed manual, clean, wellmaintained, 122K highwaymiles. $3,500 firm. 315-868-2682
DODGE PICK-UP 2004 4x45.7 liter, towing package, 8ftplow 31,000 miles, mintcond. $15,500 OBO. 315-732-1997
Collectibles
WANTED - CA$H PAID: Forold jewelry, old buttons,books. Dolls toys, even ifbroken, 1970s older. 1960s& older: Clothing. Oldframes, Christmas, Hal-loween items. Interested inalmost anything old. Shirley315-894-9032.
RECORDS WANTED: We’llbuy your old records from1930- 1970. 45’s, 78’s,Albums, Rock-N-Roll, Blues,R&B, Country, etc. Call Pete518-673-2384.
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HOMEMADECHEESECAKES
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Dogs
PUPPIES 8 WEEKS OLD,Maremma-Golden Retrieverpuppies available, parentson premises, up to date onshots and vet visits.Wonderfully social and wellbehaved. $350. Contact
cell: 914-557-5482Location, Little Falls NY
Dozers
450 JOHN DEERE DOZERall angle blade, $7,500. 315-826-3473.
Farm Market Items
DAMIN FARMHome Raised BEEF
GARLICPOTATOESPUMPKINS
CORN STALKSGOURDS
2 Miles West of St. Johnsville
518-568-2643
Flooring
J. GAUTHIER WOODFLOORS: Ref in ishing,Repairs & Installation.Beautiful floors for the holi-days! Call for an estimatetoday. 315-868-5848
For Rent
RENTAL: ILION LARGEfirst floor, 2 bedroomapartment, all electric, withwasher-dryer, stove-refrig-erator-lawncare-off streetparking. Water-sewer-elec-tric NOT included. Profes-sional management, smokefree, no pet policy. Applica-tions available. CrossettReal Estate Services. Take avisual tour at www.crosset-tres.com 315-894-8557
UPSTAIRS Two bedroomapartment, Little Falls, park-ing, $475 month plus utili-ties. No Pets, No Smoking.Call 315-823-0870
FRANKFORT/SCHUYLER,1 bedroom upstairs withgarage, washer & dryerhookup, no pets. Call 315-895-7070
1995 REDMAN located inLeatherstocking MobileHome Park, Mohawk. Rentalwill be subject to Park policy.Pet friendly, smoke freeproperty. Applications avail-able. On site management.Crossett Real Estate Ser-vices. Take a visual tour atwww.crossettres.com 315-894-8557
ILION: 2nd floor 2 Brapartment for rent. Profes-sional management, smokefree, no pet policy. Applica-tions available. CrossettReal Estate Services, take avisual tour at www.crosset-tres.com 315-894-8557
HOUSE FOR RENT: 1Manor Court East, Oriskany,NY 13424. Very nice neigh-borhood and great location.3 Bedroom, 2 bath, lrg. livingroom & dining room, fin-ished family room down-stairs, laundry room, 2 stallgarage attached. Hardwoodfloors throughout main livingspace. Large private back-yard with brand new deck.Driveway fits 6 cars and isblack topped. Home is effi-cient with central air andforced hot air. No pets, nosmoking, must see. Rent is$1,200/mo, utilities sepa-rate. House is available Nov.1st, 2014. Contact Melissa315-794-1319
APARTMENT FORRENT - ST. JOHNSVILLE.1BR/FIRST FLOOR,OFF STREET PARKING.$400/MONTH PLUS UTILI-TIES. NO PETS!SECURITY DEPOSIT +FIRST MONTH’S RENT.REFERENCES AREREQUIRED. 518-275-9559.
RENT: Herkimer, one bed-room house, no pets, NONSmoking, $520 securitydeposit plus references. Util-ities no included. 315-219-9106.
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OCT 24Pass It On: The Jazz Lega-
cyThe Other Side Gallery, 2011Genesee St., Utica, NYPass ItOn: The Jazz Legacy. 8 pm.Joe Magnarelli Quartet. $20,$10 students. To reserveyour seat, Call 315-735-4825, [email protected] orstop at the Cafe Domenico,2011 Genesee St. and leaveyour name. Space is limitedso don’t delay.
OCT 24Basloe Library Storybook
Pumpkin ContestBasloe Library,245 N. MainSt., Herkimer NY. 9 am -4:45 pm. The pumpkins willbe display for viewing fromOct. 27 until Oct.30. Win-ners will be announced onOct. 31.The theme of the pumpkindecorating is “My FavoriteStorybook Character.”Pumpkins may be painted,drawn or colored with magicmarkers but NOT CARVED.Yarn, pipe cleaners, fabriccardboard, glitter, construc-tion paper etc. may be usedto decorate the pumpkin.Paste or glue may also beused. CARVED pumpkinswill not be accepted. Theremay be only ONE (1)entry/student aged 12 andyounger with limited adultassistance. Each entryshould be clearly identifiedwith an attached cardincluding the following infor-mation: Side 1- student’sname, phone number (Thisinformation will be kept con-fidential.) Side 2 - storybookcharacter, book from whichthe character is found and abrief statement telling aboutyour pumpkin character(i.e., why you chose thischaracter, what you likeabout your character etc.)Entries are due on Oct. 24 9am to 4:45 pm. Please bringthem to the library. Prizeswill be awarded for first, sec-ond and third Place. Pump-
kins must be picked up onFriday October 31 by 4 pm.Pumpkins not picked up bythat above date will be dis-carded. Any questions pleasecalthe library at 866-1733.
OCT 24 & 31Ilion Frankfort VFW Post
502 Friday Fish Fry’sLunch served from 12-4 pm,dinner from 4-7 pm. Willdeliver for a charge. OCT 24 & 31, NOV 7&14DeCarlo Staffo Veteran'sPost Little Falls Friday
Nite DinnersFresh fish, steak, macaroni,and weekly specials. Mem-bers and guests 4:30-9 pm.Take Outs available 315-823-1635.
OCT 24, NOV 19 & DEC17
Mohawk Valley Coin ClubMeeting
American Legion Utica Post,409 Herkimer Rd., Utica, NY.6:30 pm. Includes a 50 lotauction by members. Formore information call TerryWest at 315-797-7875.
OCT 25Personalized Meditation
Shawangunk Nature Pre-serve, 255 Shawangunk Rd.,Cold Brook, NY. 9:30-11 am.Call 315-826-7405 or [email protected] orvisit www.shawangunknaturepreserve.com
Rabies ClinicEast Herkimer Fire Dept.,193 Main Rd., EastHerkimer, NY. 1-3 pm. Allcats, dogs & ferrets threemonths or older must bevaccinated, even if they stayindoors. Every dog & catneeds 2 rabies vaccinationsone year apart, then 1 every3 years. Bring proof of petsvaccination history to receivea 3 year certificate. Ferretsmust be vaccinated everyyear. Dogs must be on aleash, cats & ferrets in a car-rier/pillowcase. No examswill be given. Owners areresponsible to clean up aftertheir animals. $5donation/pet is suggested.Pre-register atwww.herkimercounty.org
Tin PunchingShawangunk Nature Pre-serve, 255 Shawangunk Rd.,Cold Brook, NY. Materials$10. Call 315-826-7405 or
e-mail [email protected] or visitw w w . s h a w a n g u nknaturepreserve.com
OCT 25 & 26 Annual Holiday Festival
St. John the Baptist RomanCatholic Church, Newport,NY. 9 am - 3:30 pm. Chineseauction on Oct. 26 from 11am - 2 pm. Drawings at 2pm. Lunch available.
OCT 29An Introduction to James
Joyce’s UlyssesThe Other Side Gallery, 2011Genesee St., Utica, NY. 7:30pm.
OCT 30Haunted Herkimer
Historic Four Corners. 6:30pm. Additional details will beavailable at www.Herkime r N o w . c o m H a u n t e dHerkimer .
OCT 31Trick or Treat on Main
Street6-7 pm. Followed by a partyat the VFW at 7:30 pm. Addi-tional details will be avail-able atwww.HerkimerNow.com .
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ONE BEDROOM MOHAWKapt., utilities included. NoPets, NON-SMOKING.Security and references.315-717-0064.
For Sale
M P V 5 H O V E R O U N DWheelchair, $800; InvacareReliant hoyer lift with 2 bat-teries, 2 harnesses, 1 assistbelt $1,400; BarriatricWheelchair, $50; BarriatricWalker, $50. 315-527-1542
SHAKESPEARE DISHES,blue; grindstone; floor lamp;Saga mink jacket, size 13.315-866-1579
3 PERSON SPA: with cover,stairs & chemicals to getstarted. Original cost$7,000, asking $2,500. 315-868-4294
FOR SALE: Singer treadlesewing machine; Life maga-zines over 50 year old; ovalplaster frames with intactround glass. Call 315-894-9598
FOR SALE: Carl Zeiss Son-nar Lens for Sony AlphaNEX Camera, SonySEL24F18Z 24mm f/1.8 E-Mount, plus lens hood. Likenew condition in originalbox, $750. 518-275-9559
CHURCH PEWS: 11’. Youpick up. Middleville,NY. $250each OBO. 315-891-3300
Garage Sales
MOVING SALE-NEWPORT,Sat 10/25-9a-4p; Sun 10/26-9a-3p, 583 Honey Hill Rd.(GPS-Poland) Primitive Late1800”s Rock Maple Serv-er/Hutch/Table-Pull OutLeaves & 4 Chairs, AntiqueCupboard/Closet, Oak(painted) Chest of Drawersw/ mirrors, Mission furniture,Grace Furniture BedroomSuite Adj F/Q/K Size, SmallDressers, Couch w/2 endsthat recline, Chaise, Reclin-er Chair, Full Size SleeperSofa, Bookcases, Kitchen-ware, glassware, bakeware,Russian Nesting Dolls! Walldeco, side tables, clothestrees, pine bench, footstools, garden tools/lawnornaments, some smalltools, Collectibles, refrigera-tor, various floor cleaners,extn ladder, much more! ByDKTreaEstPickers
Help Wanted
DAIRY FARM BARNCHORES. Weekends, splitshifts. Sat am and or pm,Sun pm. 315-845-8756.
Lawn & Garden
KUBOTA Z28 DIESEL com-mercial mower, 72” deck,private use, just serviced.Asking $5,695. 315-891-3254
Legal Services
BANKRUPTCY, Uncontest-ed Divorce, Family Court,Closings, Traffic; AttorneyFee $525.00. RichardKaplan 315-724-1850
Miscellaneous
VON SCHRADER EQUIP-MENT. Start your own busi-ness carpet cleaning. Buyone large machine & you willget 4 other machines. Ask-ing $2,500. 315-868-4294
T R E N T O N S TAT I O NLiquors & Wines. 8231State. Route 12, Barneveld.“Last Big Liquor Store Head-ing North!!!!” 315-896-4444
Motorcycles
2007 HARLEY DAVIDSON1200 XL Custom Vance &Hines Pipes, Vance & HinesFuel Pak, Stage 1 EFI Kit,Black, 8,500 Miles, $7,500.Excellent Condition! 518-378-3279
2001 KAWASAKI EN500,excellent condition, extras,low mileage, dealer serv-iced, $1,800. 315-868-5644
Real Estate For Sale
LAND BARGAINS: LittleFalls area, 59.9 acres, fields,and woods, $58,000; 17.7acres, field woods, nice view,good perk, $29,000, ownerfinancing 518-861-6541www.helderbergrealty.com
CASH FLOW POTENTIAL:Business-Home, Route 12Remsen. Near lake, hunting,snowmobiling. Penn Moun-tain restaurant/bar/equip-ment, apartment, reduced$125,000. Owner finance,30% down. Pictures Craigs-list. 315-942-4824 Moonan
LAND ADIRONDACKS –CAMP WHITE TAIL, 65acres, LITTLE BEAVERLODGE, 55acres – Great foryour home or camp. Proper-ty has it all! Large beaverponds, woods, fields,streams, abundance ofwildlife, snowmobile/ATVtrails, Town road w/electric.Only 30 minutes from OldForge or Utica. Asking$89,900- each. Koehler RE315-891-3254
TOWN OF SCHUYLER:Double wide, completelyremodeled on 14 acres ofland. West Canada schooldistrict. 315-749-3836
Real Estate For Sale
HERKIMER: Building lots,Lou Ambers Drive, 150 &200 ft. frontage, $15,000 &$20,000, Dudgeon, WardRE 315-866-7578
5 ACRE BUILDING LOTS:Middleville. All building lotsto be sold at greatly reducedprices from $16,900. This isthe Best Deal around! 35exceptional homesites seton 235 acres, riding trails,ponds, views, snowmobile &ATV trails. Only (4) lotsremaining. 315-891-3254
CASH FLOW: Dolgeville 4unit apartment, separateutilities, new roof/ paint,turn-around drive, $79,000.Bank finance, $4,000 down.315-942-4824 Moonan
FAIRFIELD: 50 acres, openfields, stream, pond, remotearea, $72,000. Dudgeon,Ward RE 315-866-7578
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TAKING ON NEW CUS-TOMERS in central NewYork for snow plowing. Call315-868-4068
PHOTO CALENDARS nowavailable right here at LeePublications. 6113 StateHwy. 5, Palatine Bridge, NY518-673-3237. Choose up to24 photos. Only $12.00 fordigital photos and $15.00 ifwe scan them.
ONE AND DONE DRIVE-WAYS: Specializing in allyour driveway needsincluding snowplowing &snow removal. Free esti-mates. Fully insured. 315-527-6042
FOOD FOR THE HOLI-DAYS. Will make traysLasagna, Eggplant, Meat-balls, Chicken Riggies,Antipastas, etc. Call forprices, 315-520-3025.
Snowmobiles
SNOWMOBILE: POLARISRXL 650 triple, 1977, excep-tionally good condition, Rev,mirrors, studs, new plasticskis w/new carbides, 3700mi. $1,200 firm. 315-823-2763
Tires &Tire Repair Service
USED TIRE SALE: HugeInventory, mounting & bal-ancing FREE. No appoint-ment necessary! Savemoney call Auto World, 534North Perry Street, John-stown 12095 518-762-7555
10 • October 24, 2014 COUNTRY EDITOR
Autumn is a time to en-joy beautiful foliage, takein a football game, carvea jack-o-lantern — and ofcourse, take a trip to your
favorite apple orchard.Generally speaking, ap-
ples haven’t changed toomuch over the years, butthe tools we use to pre-
pare these delicious fallfruits for pies and apple-sauce sure have.
The whatchamacallitpictured in the top rightphoto is an old-fashionedapple corer, and the pho-to on the bottom right isan apple peeler from yes-teryear.
The user pushes thelong end of the corer intothe apple’s center, whichremoves the core, seedsand all.
To peel apples usingthis old-fashioned peeler,users would push thefruit
onto the instrument’sthree prongs, and thenturn the handle, whichoperated the peeling
mechanism.
~~~Have your own
Whatchamacallit? Sendpicture and description [email protected] orcall Kelly at 518-673-0145.
Visit our Facebook pageeach week to see if youcan
figure out what the upcoming
Whatchamacallit is.
COUNTRY EDITOR October 24, 2014 • 11
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The Mohawk Homestead62 E. Main Street, Mohawk, NY 13407
The Mohawk Homestead has been serving area residents for 117 years
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independent elderly.
• Private and semi-private rooms• Temporary (respite) and long-term care• 24-hour supervision by medical professionals• Case management to help with medicaid, medicare and
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including Bingo, Yahtzee, shopping trips, sightseeing &dining out
• SKYPE is available to all residents
“Where your family becomes a member of ours.”www.mohawkhomestead.org
315-866-1841
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12 • October 24, 2014 COUNTRY EDITOR
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Located 395 Canal St., Ft. Plain, NY 13339, next to Ft. Plain Museum.Beautiful well-maintained home, 3 car garage, 4.6 Acres with stream.
Real Estate consists of main floor with large custom eat in kitchen, beautiful oak cabinets, dishwasher, gas stove, wall oven, refrigerator with
ice maker, microwave, large dining room, living room, fireplace, master suite with full bath, laundry room and 1/2 bath on first floor. Upstairs
has three bedrooms with full bath, finished basement with office - could be used as second master suite, full bath, fireplace, family room with
poplar wood wainscoting. Mostly hardwood floors on first and second floor. Double pane insulated windows throughout, gas fired cast iron
baseboard heat, central air conditioning with individual room controls, water softener, dehumidifier, curtains throughout, central vac and a
total of 3 1/2 baths. Three bay attached oversized heated garage, RV full hook-up, professionally landscaped with multiple mature trees, vil-
lage sewer and water and a backyard garden area. Zoning maps show it is in PH Planned Historical District. The uses permitted in PH District
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