Old Forge comes out of hibernation

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VOLUME 30: NUMBER 9 WEEK OF MAY 24-30, 2016
Old Forge comes out of hibernation
Memorial Day weekend will be buzzing
Admiral Richard
West will speak with garage sales, parades and basketball
at Memorial Day
services By BRITTANYGROW
Express Staff
Line up
for the Summer is fast approaching and as the mud begins
Memorial
to dry and trees bloom, restaurants will also begin setting
Day parade
their tables and shops will open their doors. The official
will start at
9:30 a.m. kick off into the busy summer season will be Memorial
at the post
Day Weekend.
office. The
parade will Known for the community wide garage sales and pa-
begin at 10 rade, there is so much more that goes on during the
WEST a.m. weekend that not many know about.
Wreaths
will be laid at the high Friday, May 27, is a day that is primarily geared to-
school, fire house, American ward activities at View. There will be morning yoga, gal-
Legion building and at the
leries and exhibits to check out and Comedy Night start-
cemetery.
Admiral Richard West will ing at 6 p.m. It will also be the last weekend the 10x10
be the featured speaker at Art Sale will be held.
Old Forge’s Memorial Day
Saturday, May 28, is going to be a day jam-packed
services. Growing up in Port
Byron and graduating from with family fun activities. While the garage sales are
the University of Rochester, going to be in full swing, there will be an Eskimo Strong
Admiral West has strong ties
three-on-three basketball tournament. The registration
to the Old Forge/Thendara
area. Admiral West, his wife, will begin at 9 a.m. at the North Street basketball courts
Bernadine, and family, own a with the games beginning at 11 a.m.
camp in Okara Lakes.
Also at 9 a.m., Barb Green will be holding an
Please see CEREMONY, File photo
Page 55 The Kiwanis Free Car Wash is an Old Forge Memorial Day weekend tradition. Please see WEEKEND, Page 55
Ulrich retires as chairwoman from APA
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Adirondack Park Agency District’s budget of
INSIDE board for 12 years, four of $8,769,490 passed with 228
them as the first-ever chair- votes, 29 people voted
woman, Leilani Ulrich has de- against.
Calendar . . . . .4
cided to retire. Not having Voters also elected Phil
planned to sit on the board to Petty to the TOW UFSD
Cards . . . . . . . .3
begin with, Ulrich said she was School Board with 138
surprised when she was asked. votes. Write-in candidates
Classifieds . . .52
When she became chair- for the school board posi-
woman, it was an even bigger tion were Mike Gaffney,
Dining guide .20
surprise. “It was not at all ex- Tim Barkauskas, Erica
pected to be on the board, Murray and Jen Lis.
Dining guide .20
much less chairwoman, but I Voting took place on
am very grateful to Gov. May 17, 254 people came in
Police . . . . . . .19
Cuomo for the privilege,” she and voted, and with absen-
Stan Ernst . . .49 said. tee ballots the total number
When Ulrich was first of ballots cast was 263.
Photo by Brittany Grow
Sports . . . . . . .6
Please see ULRICH, Leilani “Lani” and Jim Ulrich look forward to relaxing now that
— M. Lisa Monroe
Page 55 she is retiring.
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Memorial Day Weekend-June Sun Noon-4pm; Fri & Sat 10am-5pm BOOK SALE Friday, June 3, in the school
July-Columbus Day Sun & Mon 10am-4pm; Thurs-Sat 10am-5pm
gymnasium.
OLD FORGE LIBRARY The Junior and Senior
Chicken Dinner Saturday, May 28th ~ 11am-3pm Choruses will perform on
June 1 at 7 p.m. featuring
(cid:129) Gently used paperbacks
some terrific songs that are
(cid:129) Children’s books for all levels
currently topping the charts as
Come Have A Great Chicken BBQ Dinner!
Large Selection of other books upstairs ~ Pick up your
SAVE THE DATE well as classic favorites from
favorite reads for Summer or books for crafting
decades past.
When: Sunday, May 29th Time: 12pm - 3pm Sponsored by Friends of the Old Forge Library
Included on the program
Where: 220 Crosby Blvd., Old Forge ~ Look for Signs
Camp Russell Boy Scout Dining Hall
are “I Lived,” “Budapest,”
“Crazy Little Thing Called
1/2 Chicken, Pasta Salad, Baked Beans & Dinner Roll
S R
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OUTH ROGRAMS
You may Reserve your dinners by calling [phone] and
and “We Are Family.”
leaving a message. All Reserved dinners must be picked up by 1pm!
Running through June 10 Several soloists will be
I NDOOR featured in both choirs and as
S OCCER an added treat, special guest
To Advertise in the Adirondack Express P RESCHOOL
Tuesdays & Thursdays Phil Leone will once again be
call [phone] ext. 105 Ages 10-13 yo R ECREATION accompanying the groups on
3pm-4:30pm P ROGRAM T ODDLER
the drum set.
Tuesdays P LAY
Ages 5&6 yo Wednesdays Students in grades K-5
2pm-3pm Ages 3 & 4 yo G ROUP will perform on June 3 at
Mondays 2:15pm-3:15pm
Ages 7-9 yo North St Field Tuesdays 12:30 p.m. Grades K-3 will
2:15pm-3:15pm * Parents must Birth-5 yo be bringing back some classic
9:30am-11:00am
Wednesdays accompany child nursery rhymes and folk
Ages 14+ * Parents must
7pm-8:30pm accompany child songs with a new twist, and
the Elementary Chorus has
facebook.com/TownOfWebbRecreation
some exciting songs from
For info, contact Sara S. Alves, Recreation Dir. 399-0748
movies as well as an all-time
or [email protected]
favorite, “We Are the World.”
There is no admission
charge and all are encouraged
to attend these fun-filled per-
formances. The students are
under the direction of Valerie
Gaudin.
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Book sale slated
at Old Forge Library
Friends of the Old Forge
Library will be selling gently
used paperbacks, children’s
Opening books in the Judith Cohen
room at the library from 11
Scramble a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday,
May 28 only.
Sunday, Alarge selection of other
books are available upstairs.
May 29th Pick up your favorite reads for
summer or books for crafting.
~ Public Welcome ~ Children’s books for all levels.
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CALENDAROFEVENTS
Tuesday, May 24 DRAWINGCONCLUSIONS at [phone] x201
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Ongoing 8 p.m.: AA meeting at
gallery exhibits at View. Niccolls Church, Old Forge.
6-9 p.m. Learning to See:
An Introduction to Drawing in Sunday, May 29
Charcoal with Cory E. Card at 10 a.m.-1 p.m. New York
View in Old Forge. Learn the Conservation Officers
fundamentals of working in de- Association’s free Kids Fishing
tail with charcoal to sharpen Derby at the Old Forge
both your observation and visu- Waterfront. Fishing equipment
alizing skills. is available.
7-8:30 p.m. Live music at
Wednesday, May 25 the Old Forge Waterfront, the
8:30 a.m. Morning yoga at Gwen Tracy band will play.
View. 8:30 p.m. Fireworks at the
10 a.m.-2 p.m. SHARPS Old Forge Waterfront.
senior program at Niccolls 7:30 p.m.: AAmeeting at
Church. Inlet Community Church in
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Ongoing Inlet.
gallery exhibits at View.
5:30-7 p.m. Evening yoga Monday, May 30
at View. 8:30-10 a.m.Morning yoga
8 p.m. AA meeting at at View.
Niccolls Church, Old Forge. 9:30 a.m.Sorting donations
at Niccolls Church’s Mission
Thursday, May 26
Boutique in Old Forge.
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Ongoing
10 a.m. Memorial Day
gallery exhibits at View.
Parade, down Main Street in
3-4 p.m. Linking Lives
Old Forge. Memorial wreaths
through Reading at the Old
will be laid at the Town of Webb
Forge Library.
School, the Old Forge Fire
3-4:30 p.m. Start with Art
Department, the American
after school program for the
Legion building, and at the
sixth through ninth grades at
cemetery. Parade ends at the
View in Old Forge.
Riverview Cemetery.
6-9 p.m. Painting the
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Ongoing
Romantic Landscape in Soft
gallery exhibits at View.
Pastels for Beginners with Paula
6-9 p.m. Beginner to
Ford at View in Old Forge.
Intermediate Wheel Thrown
Bay, Inlet and Raquette Lake. and technique that makes it deli- and $20 for non members, and Pottery with Marie Imundo at
Friday, May 27
ciously unique. You’ll also learn will benefit View and Mac’s View. This class is perfect for
8:30 a.m.Morning Yoga at
Saturday, May 28 to make beautiful little chickpea SafeRide. To learn more about those individuals who have
View.
9 a.m.-4 p.m. Vendor and falafels with tahini sauce; a col- View and this event visit never taken a pottery class be-
9 a.m. AA meeting at
garage sale at the George orful Mediterranean style salad, ViewArts.org. To see the up- fore or those who want to take
Niccolls Church, Old Forge.
Hiltebrant Pavilion on North and lovely, flourless Sicilian al- coming schedule of events, visit their skills to the next level.
10-10:30 a.m. Toddler
Street. mond cookies (Biscotti di man- www.ViewArts.org, email 5:30-7 p.m. Evening yoga
Story Time at the Old Forge
Library. 9 a.m.-10 a.m. Sign up for dorla) made with fresh ground [email protected], or call View at View.
three on three basketball tourna- almonds. Preregistration re-
10 a.m.-noon Mission
ment at the North Street basket- quired.
Boutique open at Niccolls
ball court. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Ongoing
Church, Old Forge.
9 a.m.-5 p.m. Adirondack gallery exhibits at View.
11 a.m.-noon Spring Story
Pack Basket with Barbara 11 a.m. Eskimo Strong
Hour for preschoolers at the Old
Green, View, Old Forge. three on three basketball tourna-
Forge Library.
Suitable for adults. This is a full ment at the North Street courts. Published Every Tuesday by McClary Media, Inc.
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Ongoing
gallery exhibits at View. day class. Participants will 11-3 p.m. Memorial Day Kevin McClary
weave a full sized Adirondack Book Sale at the Old Forge Publisher
5 p.m. Meet Me at the
Pack Basket complete with Library. Child’s and paper back G eoffrey Dylong
Gazebo. Live music at the Old
solid wood interior base and books will be sold. Many more Associate Publisher
Forge Library with Joe Bolton.
skids, and a custom cotton har- books will be available upstairs B rian Krohn
7-8:30 p.m. Mission
ness and matching sewn in han- in the second hand book room. General Manager
Boutique open at Niccolls
dle. All materials and tools are To make a donation call (315) Joe Ulrich
Church, Old Forge.
Ad Manager
provided by the instructor. Bring 359-6008.
7:30 p.m.Comedy night at
Lori Hinkle
lunch. Preregistration required. Noon-4 p.m. Family Fun
View. Find more information at Controller
10 a.m.-noon Mission Festival at the George
(315) 369-6411 ext. 201,
Boutique open at Niccolls Hiltebrant Pavilion. The M. Lisa Monroe
[email protected], or
Church. Patriotic Dog Show starts at Editor
www.viewarts.org.
10 a.m.-3 p.m. The noon, the Utica Zoo Mobile will Brittany Grow
8 p.m. AA meeting at
Kiwanis Club of Central be onsite from 1-3 p.m., there Staff Reporter
Niccolls Church, Old Forge.
Deborah Down Graydon
Adirondacks and Town of Webb will be a bounce houses, games
Advertising Executive
May 27-28 School Key Club and Builders and a magician from 2-3 p.m.
10 a.m.-3p.m. Memorial Club will hold their 16th annual 7:30 p.m. C Magic Show Editorial Policy – The Adirondack Express accepts signed letters from
Day Garage Sale to benefit the Free Car Wash fund raising with Ryan Bliss, View, Old readers and reserves the right to reject any advertisement, letter or news copy.
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Town of Webb Historical event. The event will take place Forge. Aprofessional magician advertisements created by its staff members.
Association, at the Goodsell at Calypso’s Cove Parking Lot and educator, has been thrilling Advertising Claims – The Adirondack Express does not guarantee the accuracy of
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Forge (across from the Post 10 a.m. -12:30 p.m.Take a magic for over eight years. The Available FREE at many locations in the Adirondacks,
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SPORTSREPORTBYDAVECLARK
Boys varsity track Olsen, Brendan Kelly and
Week’s sports
team wins Division Sully Ulrich placed fourth in
schedule
8:49.29, the 4 x 100 relay
III Track
Tuesday, May 24 team of Barkauskas, Fenton,
Championship
BVTrack at Remsen 3 pm. Kearns and Noah Lamphear
On a day when the entire
Section III, Class D
placed second in 47.77 to just
boys varsity track team had a Championships
miss breaking the school
solid performance, it was GVTrack at Remsen 3 p.m.
Section III, Class D record as one poor baton ex-
only fitting that it would re-
Championships change probably cost them
sult in a championship in the
that record. They have anoth-
Division III Track Wednesday, May 25
BMODBB at Oriskany 4:30 er chance in the sectionals.
Championships held last
p.m. Last, the 4 x 400 relay team
Tuesday, May 17, at GMODSB at Oriskany 4:30
of B. Kelly, J. Kelly, Dylan
Sauquoit. It developed into a p.m.
LaPorte and Olsen, placed
very competitive meet with
Tuesday, May 31 fifth in 3:53. 52.
Old Forge scoring points in
BMODBB at West Canada
Congratulations to coach,
14 of the 17 events to eke out 4:30 p.m.
Tim Leach and his entire
an eight point victory over GMODSB at West Canada
4:30 p.m. team for winning the champi-
Morrisville-Eaton. Hamilton
onship in a very competitive
and Oriskany were also very
placed sixth in 1:08.89 in his league. We wish them the best
competitive as they dominat-
first run in that event,; in the upcoming section III
ed many of the running
Uzdavinis placed fourth in the championships.
events--especially the three
800 in 2:12.6, Bailey Dillon
dash events. But, it was Old
placed second in the shot put Girls varsity track
Forge who steadily scored
at 38’3 1/2” and second in the team does well in
points with three first places,
discus at 116’1”, Andre Division III league
that finally won the meet.
placed fourth in the shot with meet
New York MIlls, Poland
a 35’ 2 3/4” throw, Shawn The girls varsity track
Remsen and ODY also com-
Hansen had his best discus team placed third in the team
peted that day and they ended
throw of his young career standings among the eight
up comprising the bottom half
A C S
with an 88’1” toss good for schools participating in the REA HURCH ERVICES
of the standings in the order I
sixth, Tyler Fenton long Division III Track
just gave.
There is an old saying by jumped 18’6” to place fourth Championships held last
coaches, that you win cham- in that event, Lawrence Tuesday, May 17, at BARNEVELD Niccolls Memorial
pionships with seniors. It cer- placed third in the triple jump Sauquoit. Unitarian Church Presbyterian Church
tainly is true in this case as at 38’ 3 1/2”, Fenton was In the team standings, Sunday Service: 10am Rev. Lawrence H. Bartel - 369-3475
Sunday Worship Service: 7:30 & 10am
New York Mills upset Poland Sunday School: 10am
this senior class has led all of fourth with a 37’1” jump and Worship Service Live Broadcast
the teams throughout the year. Cy Barkauskas was fifth with for first place. After Old BLUE MTN. LAKE WBRV 101.3 FM & WLLG 99.3 FM
Forge came, in order, Nursery Care: 10am
They did not win the title all a 36’ 4” jump. In the high United Methodist Church
Sunday School: 10am
Hamilton, Morrisville-Eaton,
by themselves, but they jump, Barkauskas was third at Sunday Service: 9:30am
scored some of the bigger up- 5’ 2” and Andre was sixth at Oriskany, Remsen and ODY. Sunday School: 9:30am OTTER LAKE
St. Mary of the Snows
Individually, the girls that
sets and a bulk of the team 5’and Josh Kelly had his best Church of the Transfiguration Sunday Mass: 11:15am
placed in this meet which
points in this meet. The three vault of the season with a 9’ Sunday Service: 10am PORT LEYDEN
honored the top six, with
first places were won by Tyler 6” leap to place fourth. BOONVILLE St. Mark’s
Kearns in the 400 meter hur- In the relay events, the 4 Please see SPORTS, St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Episcopal Church
dles in 63.72, Carter x 800 team of Rudolph, Nick Page 31 Sat. Vigil Mass: 4pm Sunday Service: 10am
Lawrence had his best long Sunday Mass: 9:30am 348-6466
Rev. Dr. John F. LaVoe
“ “LLeett tthhee FFooxx FFaammiillyy hheellpp yyoouu aanndd yyoouurrss..””
jump of the season of 20’ 2 EAGLE BAY
Bible Baptist
1/2” in a big upset of a St. Peter’s by the Lake
Community Church
Morrisville jumper and Henry Episcopal Church BBCPortLeyden.com
Uzdavinis, after running a Rev. John W. Bassett 369-6879 7025 W. Main St., Port Leyden
Sunday Services: 9am & 11am Sunday School: 9:30am
fine 1600 and 800 run, came
StPetersByTheLakeChapel.com Sunday Service: 10:30am
back to win the 3200 in
Sunday evening: 6pm
FORESTPORT
10:50.87. Wednesday Evening: 7pm
St. Patrick’s
The places are as follows: RAQUETTE LAKE
Catholic Church
Matt Andre placed second in Raquette Lake Chapel
Sunday Mass: 8:00am
the high hurdles in 17.24 with Confessions: Sun. Before Mass Sunday Service: 9:30am
Kearns placing fifth in 18.39; THENDARA
Forestport Presbyterian
Uzdavinis had his best time in St. Pio’s Old Roman
Commissioned Lay Pastor Aggie Walker
Catholic Summer Mission
the 1600 run placing second Sunday Worship: 9:15am
Most Rev. Richard J Euler, D.D.
in 4:45. 63, Andre placed
INLET 333 Green Bridge Rd.
fourth in the 400 hurdles in St. Anthony’s Catholic Church 10am Sundays, 8am Daily
1:05. 21 and Tyler Rudolph 183 North Route 28, Inlet WOODGATE
Summer: Sat. 7pm, Sun. 7:30 & 9am Woodgate Chapel
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Spring, Fall & Winter: Sun. 8am Sunday Service: 10:30am
Inlet Community Church
Sunday School: 9am
Sunday Worship: 10:15am
[phone]
Hey, Church of the Lakes
Pastor Joe Gargas 357-2115
Simpli Nature Soy Candles Sunday Worship: 11am
Adirondacks:
New Load of Perennials & Shrubs St. Olaf’s Chapel
We’ve got All faiths welcome
Hanging Baskets
South Shore Road
ya covered
Gourmet Dark Chocolate Sunday Service 11am
Adirondack Express
OLD FORGE
Hamilton County Express
Inlet ~ Rt. 28 across from the Inlet Firehall St. Bartholomew’s
Open Daily 9am - 5pm Catholic Church
103 Crosby Boulevard, Old Forge
Landscape Nursery & Garden Center,Rt. 28, Inlet Summer: Sat. 5pm, Sun. 11am
Spring, Fall & Winter: Sat. 5pm,
315-357-6337 Sun. 10am
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Literarily
Unbearables
by Brenda
Speaking
Jointed Teddy Bears
Made-to-Order
.
Specializing in “heirloom” bears The Old Forge Library
made from your grandma’s fur coat.
Crosby Blvd., Old Forge
[phone]
[phone]
Find Unbearables by Brenda on Facebook www.oldforgelibrary.org
Events
*Meet me at the Gazebo at 5pm
For the live music of Joe Bolton
Friday, May 27 5-6:15pm
Friends Memorial Day Book Sale
Children’s Books & Adult PB’s
Saturday, May 28th 11-3pm
Many more books upstairs!
NOW OPEN Evening Book Group:
The Boys in the Boat
Daniel James Brown
Monday, May 30th 6:30pm
Red Door Thrift Shop
**June Art Exhibit
N ew Works by RC Oster
E xhibit Opening:
Friday, June 3 5-8pm
Open Everyday Dan Vellone, Acoustic Guitar
Light Refreshments
First Friday Art Walk Participant
Monday - Sunday; 10am - 4pm Recent Arrivals
Mary Higgins Clark
As Time Goes By
We Buy Merchandise Nora Roberts
The Obsession
John Sandford
Stop in and see what treasures you can find! Extreme Prey
Anderson Cooper
The Rainbow Comes and Goes
9605 Main St., Remsen ~ 831-5445 Gwyneth Paltrow
It’s All Easy, Delicious Recipes
$5 OFF Coupon with $20 Purchase and this ad Funding Agencies:
*New York State Council on the Arts
with support of Governor Andrew
Cuomo and the NYS Legislature.
**Partially Funded by the Friends of
the Old Forge Library
GARAGE SALE Coming Soon
Meet me at the Gazebo at 5 w/live
Music by Jim and Bonnie Tracy,
to benefit the Adirondack Topics & Books
presented by Phil Brown
Atwell Fish & Game Club, Inc. Fourth Lake Early Camps and Hotels:
Fulton Chain of Lake Adirondack
at the club house pavilion on Mountains, NY power presentation by
Bruce Bonfield and more...
North Lake, Forestport, N.Y.
on Friday & Saturday
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Valid 5/26/16 puddin tgh iasn b seetxte.”r Located on Big Moose Road, 7 miles from Eagle Bay Rte. 28
Sharon Swanson Open at 5 PM, Fri-Sunday starting May 27th • 315-357-3525 • Take-Out Available
Slatington, PA
Frankie’s Taste of Italy Frankie’s Plaza, 2824 St. Rt. 28
Serving Dinner Thurs-Sun 5-9pm
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Timothy J. Schofield
Calling all crafters: Basketry workshops are coming up
Attorney at Law
View announces upcoming weaving a sculptural ball. porch or garden.
basketry workshops, part of Similar to the “Garden Balls” Preregistration is required. To
Over 35 Years Experience
Branches, Brambles, and made of willow, these “sculp- find out more, visit Random
Roots, an exhibition celebrat- tures” are made with died Weave Garden Ball with Real Estate (cid:129) Wills/Estates
ing trees. Workshops include round reed. They are bright and Barbara Green at
DWI/Traffic (cid:129) Matrimonial
pine needle basket classes on airy accents for your summer ViewArts.org.
General Practice
June 1 and June 15, and ran-
dom weave garden ball on June 315-369-8121
Call Me With Your Legal Questions
27. Free Alternative
2973 St. Rt. 28, Old Forge
Pine Needle Basket with Night-time
Linda Scherz Allen, is from 5 Transportation 315-369-3223 (cid:129) [email protected]
to 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 1, Donations Accepted
and Wednesday, June 15.
Operating Fri. & Sat. 8pm-2:30am
Learn to basic stitch, www.macssaferide.com • [email protected]
gauge, and shape to create your
DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE
own pine needle basket around
Call MAC ’ s and Stay Alive.
a walnut slice. Additional
stitches will be taught. Students
may incorporate different
Donald R. Gerace
stitches and add beads.
Students will have a bundle of
Attorney at Law
green dried pine needles. Those
who wish to continue stitching
Real Estate • Title Issues • Wills/Trusts • Personal Injury
after class will have a larger
Education Law • Matrimonials • DWI/Traffic • Criminal
basket. Wear comfortable
2613 Genesee St., Utica, NY 13501
clothing. Preregistration is re-
Ph. [phone] • Fax: [phone]
quired. To find out more, visit
174 Rt. 28, Box 105, Inlet, NY 13360
Pine Needle Basket with Linda
[phone] • e-mail: [email protected]
Scherz Allen on June 1 and
Pine Needle Basket with Linda
Scherz Allen on June 15 at
The Foley Law Firm, LLC
ViewArts.org.
a general practice law firm combining small-town
Random Weave Garden
friendliness and a 70-year tradition
Ball with Barbara Green, is
(cid:129) Real Estate (cid:129) Criminal (cid:129) Traffic/DWI (cid:129) Matrimonial (cid:129)
from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. on Monday,
(cid:129) Wills/Estates (cid:129) Personal Injury (cid:129) Small Business (cid:129)
June 27.
Timothy D. Foley
Try your hand at random
of counsel:
Ring making with William S. Calli, Jr. Herbert J. Cully Benjamin L. Hirshfield
The Webb Building Satellite Office:
Joseph Montroy
2973 State Route 28 510 Bleecker Street
View announces the follow- Old Forge, NY 13420 Utica, NY 13501
ing upcoming jewelry work-
Tel. [phone]
shops with Joseph Montroy. www.CentralNewYorkLaw.com
Aring making workshop will
take place from 10 a.m.-4
p.m. on June 4 and 5.
Joseph Montroy holds a
Master in Fine Arts from
Rochester Institute of
Technology in Rochester.
Joe teaches numerous work-
shops and classes, and is an
active sculptor and jeweler,
showing his work in galleries
across eastern and central
states. For more information
about Joe, visit www.joseph-
montroy.com.
Meet Me at
the Library
Gazebo at 5
You are invited to enjoy live
Over the river & through the woods to..
music at the Old Forge Library
Stillwater
Gazebo from 5-6:15 p.m. on
the fourth Friday of the month
throughout the summer.
Application for Memorial Paving Stone
Stop by before heading out
for dinner at your favorite Covey-Pashley American Legion Post 893 Dining & Lodging
restaurant. On Friday, May 27,
popular local singer and musi- Be part of our new Community Veterans’ Memorial
cian Joe Bolton will perform.
Joe became interested in play- 1. Name____________________________________ Serving on the Deck
ing music in the late 70s. He 14 Letters including spaces & punctuation (Name) Hummingbirds are back
plays guitar as well as a bit of 2. Unit, Service, Rank, etc._____________________
bass and the mandolin.
_________________________________________
Mostly self-taught, Bolton Pig Roast &
14 Letters (Unit, Service, Rank, etc.)
credits friends for also teach-
3. Other Info________________________________
ing him a lot about music Chicken Bar-B-Q
________________________________________
over the years. His own taste
in music is varied; from coun- 14 Letters (Any other info; i.e. branch of service, dates theater, etc.) June 11th ~ Noon-4
try to rock to folk, and he
enjoys playing it all. It’s the Check Appropriate Box SAVE THE DATE
high of playing to a crowd Present or Past member Post 893;
that keeps him going, he and WWI, WWII or Korea Vet - FREE Homemade Plentiful Buffet
says. “The best part of play-
ing live is watching the people Present or Past member Post 893 - $25 Hope to See You-your hosts: Marian & Joe
who have come to see you. If
Reservations Appreciated
they are singing, dancing or All other Vets - $30 Now Open For The Season
even tapping their feet, I have Call 315-376-6470
Weekends only
done my job,” says Bolton. Mail this application and check (made payable to American Legion Post 893) to:
B reakfast, Lunch & Dinner www.stillwateradirondacks.com
Bring your own blanket or Phil Freese, Legion Public Relations Officer,
folding chair. The program is P.O. Box 791, Old Forge, NY 13420 ASAP Located 10 scenic miles north of Big Moose Station
free and open to the public. Please include your phone number. on Stillwater Reservoir
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Beginner/Senior
Mary’s AREANEWSINBRIEF
STEP AEROBICS CLASSES
Art show will have
Monday & Thursday @ 9am
a closing reception
WHITE PINE
starting May 16 th
There will be a closing recep-
Old Forge Fitness Center, North St. BAKERY tion for the 10x10 Art Show
Instructor Annie Butterworth and Sale from 5-7 p.m. on
Saturday, May 28.
Limited Amount of Steps Available
Community member and par-
Sign Up Soon! Donuts • Muffins • Breads • Turnovers ticipating artists are invited to
Call Old Forge Fitness Center ~ 369-2727 Bagels • Strudel • Cookies • Pies celebrate this unique art show
during Old Forge’s Memorial
Open Day Weekend Celebration.
Make a day of it and stick
ATTENTION HOLLYWOOD HILLS Saturday, Sunday & Monday at 7am Inlet, NY•357-5170
around for the CNYMagic
Property Owners Show with Ryan Bliss, starting
at 7:30 p.m.
Association Members:
— FRIDAY — For more information and a
Fish Fry & Dinner Specials complete list of participating
Our annual meeting will be Homemade Breads, Pies artists, visit the 10x10 Art Sale
Saturday, May 28th (cid:129) 10am & Desserts event page at ViewArts.org.
— SATURDAY —
at the Hollywood Hills Beach,
Lunch Raquette Lake
with a clean up party after the meeting. Soup, Salad & Sandwich
Historic Country Inn Circa 1889 Special Ladies Auxiliary
Rain Date is Sunday, May 29th at 10am
Celebrating Over 60 Years Take Outs Welcome will hold a sale
Catering Available
Homemade Soups & Salads NEW All Occasion Gift Baskets The Raquette Lake Ladies
Pizza • Wings
Liquor Store Auxiliary will hold its inaugural
Overstuffed Sandwiches
Finger Food Jean (Kowalik) VanValkenburg car wash and bake sale on
Saturday, May 28. The car
Room Rentals • Friendly Family Atmosphere
wash and bake sale will be
kowalikshotel.com • [email protected]
held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
Reservations Appreciated •Rt. 28, Otter Lake [phone]
the fire hall in Raquette Lake
on State Route 28.
Screamen
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Tues-Fri at 3pm
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Tuesdays
DAILY SPECIALS
• May 31st Home
Monday - Smothered Chicken Breast . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16.99
vs North Creek
Opening Friday, May 27th w/Mushrooms & Provolone Cheese
Tuesday - Roast Turkey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13.99 (Black Widows)
w/Stuffing
• June 7th Bye
Top Sirloin Steak 12oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16.99
Live Music
Wednesday - Yankee Pot Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13.99
Top Sirloin Steak 12oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16.99
Thursday - Chicken & Biscuits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13.99
Rusty Doves Friday - Fresh Haddock Fish Fry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11.99
Prime Rib 12oz. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19.99
Friday, May 27th
Saturday - Prime Rib.................................. $19.99
Regular Cut 12oz
Prime Rib..................................$24.99 Matt’s
Paul Case Thick Cut 16oz
Draft
Roast Stuffed Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.99
House
Saturday, May 28th w/Herb Stuffing
Sunday - Roast Stuffed Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.99
w/Herb Stuffing
Prime Rib 12oz. ...........................$19.99
Dinner Friday, Saturday & Sunday 5pm-10pm; Internet Access
Plus our regular menu
Lunch Saturday, Sunday & Monday 11am-3pm [phone]
Above served with Salad, Potato, Roll & Butter
Downtown Inlet
3046 Main Street, Old Forge • 315-369-1053 Your Hosts:The Winslows
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