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S A C A N D A G A E X P R E S S Page 6 Thursday, June 7, 2012 Fulton County BLEECKER Bleecker Community Church UMC 503 Co. Hwy. 112 - Bleecker 518-883-8285 Rev. Kathy L. Reese Sunday Worship Services at 8:30 am Handicapped Accessible BROADALBIN Broadalbin Baptist 40 W. Main St. Sunday services at 10:50 a.m. and 6 p.m. St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic The Rev. Neil Draves-Arpaia 7 North St., 883-3774 Masses Saturday 4 p.m.; Sunday 10:30 a.m., Monday 5:30 p.m., and Thursday at noon United Methodist 65 N. Main St. The Rev. William “Bill” Deila Sunday school 9:30 a.m.; worship 10:30 a.m. First Presbyterian 54 West Main Street The Rev. Linda Martin Worship 10 a.m.; Sunday school 10 a.m. CAROGA LAKE North Bush United Methodist Church 1009 North Bush Road PO Box 180 Caroga Lake. NY 12032 518-835-6884 Rev. Kathy L. Reese 518-883-8285 or 573-3695 Sunday service at 10:30 a.m Coffee hour after services MAYFIELD Mayfield Central Presbyterian 22 N. Main St. - 661-6566 The Rev. Bonnie M. Orth Sunday service 10:30 a.m., Mayfield High School auditorium. Nursery and child care provided. Coffee hour follows. Mayfield United Methodist Church Pastor Jerry Oliver 19 North Main Street Mayfield, NY 12117 (518) 661-5166 www.mayfieldmethodist.org Sunday service 11 a.m. Mayfield Center Community Church Red Bunch Loop Road 15 Miller St., Johnstown 762-4291 Pastor Richard Allen Sunday services at 11 a.m. NORTHAMPTON United Methodist The Rev. Jerry Oliver Worship 9 a.m.; church school 9 a.m. NORTHVILLE First United Methodist Church Office/Fax: 863-4911 Rev. Michael H. Terrell, Pastor Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. www.firstumcnorthville.weebly.com CHURCHES Baptist Church of Northville 111 N. First Street - 863-8001 The Rev. Richard Klueg, assistant Rev. George Hopper. Sunday worship; 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday; prayer and pray services 7 p.m. www.baptistchurchofnorthville.org St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic 501 Bridge St. - 863-4736 The Rev. Neil Draves-Arpaia Mass Tuesday, noon; Wednesday and Sunday, 8:30 a.m.; Saturday Vigil 6:30 p.m. Northville United Presbyterian 161 Reed Street - 863-4151 Rev. Kirianne Weaver Riehl 9 a.m. Sunday service www.northvillepres.org PERTH Perth Bible 1863 County Highway 107 843-3290 office@perthbiblechurch.org The Rev. Mark Appell, senior pastor; Dr. Roger Ellison, teaching pastor. Worship Sunday 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. VAIL MILLS Adirondack Baptist Church Just West of Vail Mills on Route 29 Rev. Brian Norman Sunday School 9 a.m.; Sunday Worship 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Choir practice 5 p.m.; Thursday Night Prayer 7 p.m. PROVIDENCE Providence Baptist Fishhouse and Trevett roads 883-5221 - 883-3583 The Rev. William Marshall Worship service, 10 a.m. Sunday; Praise service, Bible study and Intercessory prayer, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Saratoga County BATCHELLERVILLE Batchellerville Presbyterian Route 7, Edinburg 863-4151 Rev. Kirianne Riehl Sunday service at 9 a.m. EDINBURG Edinburg Bible Chapel The Rev. John Trzaskos Sunday worship 10 a.m., 7 p.m.; Sunday school 11 a.m. 7 p.m. Wednesday praise and prayer service Edinburg United Methodist Church 3 North Shore Road at the Four Corners Pastoral team: Brian Gould and Bill Delia Sunday worship and church school 8:45 a.m. Sacandaga Christian Fellowship 227 Fox Hill Road Edinburg Pastor Ray Richmond Church Sunday Morning begins at 10 a.m. HADLEY Community Church of Conklingville 2943 North Shore Road, Hadley 518-696-5310 Pastor Dan Jones 10:30 a.m.Sunday service 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting email: DanJones@restoringthe paths.com www.restoringthepaths.com J — The Newspaper for the Great Sacandaga Lake Area — Kevin McClary – Publisher Geoff Dylong – Associate Publisher Kevin Mattison – Executive Editor Carla Kolbe – Editor carla@sacandagaexpress.com Brian Krohn – Advertising/Marketing Director William Brzezicki – Business Office Manager Stacey Hime – Advertising Executive Editorial Policy – The Sacandaga Express accepts signed letters from readers and reserves the right to reject any advertisement, letter or news copy. Copyright Policy – The Sacandaga Express retains all copyright ownership of advertisements created by its staff members. Advertising Claims – The Sacandaga Express does not guarantee the accuracy of any claim made by any advertiser. Advertising Rates – Available on request. Available FREE at many commercial locations in the Great Sacandaga Lake area. Subscriptions are $30/yr. (Third Class), International rates available on request. Mail to: The Sacandaga Express 1 Venner Road., Amsterdam, NY 12010 Phone: (518) 843-1100 or 1-800-453-6397 Fax: (518) 843-1338 www.sacandagaexpress.com For Your Convenience the is available every week for FREE at the following locations Amsterdam Alpin Ha us -4 850 St. Hwy. 30 Amster dam Memorial Hospit al -S t . Hw y. 30 Herba Mo to rs Inc.-3953 St. Hw y. 30 Hess Ma rt -4 635 St. Hwy. 30 Mini Kw ik -4 843 St. Hwy. 30 Nicolin o ’ s Re staurant-4515 St . Hw y. 30 Olympi c Di ne r-4790 St. Hwy. 30 Park & Ri de -Crnr. Rt. 29 & 30 Pickett’ s Ge neral Store-4207 St . Hw y. 30 Rainda nc er- 4582 St. Hwy. 30 Stewar ts -4 18 4 St. Hwy. 30 The Re co rd er-1 Venner Rd. Tower Sh op s & Pharmacy-4 19 2 St . Hw y. 30 Town & Co un try Meat & Che es e- 47 55 St . Hw y. 30 Broadalbin Adiron d a c k Harley-Davidso n - 1 0 6 B e l l e n R d . Big Da d d y ’ s Bakery-15 W. M a i n S t . Broada l b i n H otel-59 W. Mai n S t . Broada l b i n Vi l lage-49 N. Mai n S t . Creeksi d e C a fe-17 W. Main S t . Fastrac Vails Mill-4635 St. Hwy. 30 Java J u n c t i o n-2 Railroad St. Kristel’ s L o d ge on the Lake- 1 1 3 Vu n k R d . Mary A n n ’ s Restaurant-661 S t . H w y. 2 9 Meatla n d - 9 Railroad St Park & R i d e Vails Mills-3687 S t . H w y. 3 0 Pizza S u p r eme-2 N. Main St. Stewar t s - 4 7 Second Ave. Suds & B u b b les-25 Pine St. Tanner L um b er-4 N. 2nd Ave . Day/Hadley Brooks B a y S tore-1007 S. Sh o r e R d . Day Tow n H a l l-1650 N. Shor e R d . Duffy’s N o r t h Country Store- 1 7 5 5 N . S h o r e R d . Old Trai l I n n - 232 N. Shore Rd . Ponder o s a P i nes-770 North S h o r e R d . Edinburg Brown e l l L umber-96 Northvil l e R d . Edinbu r g M a r ina-140 N. Sho r e R d . Edinbu r g Town Hall-45 Milita r y H w y. J & S O l d C o untry Store-930 S . S h o r e R d Gloversville Big Mi k e ’ s - 1 20 N Pine St. NAIF’s-A b r a ham’s Grocery- 2 5 1 N . M a i n S t r e e t O’Brien s D e l i -60 Elmwood Av e . Tractor S u p p l y Co.-25 Arteri a l P l a z a Johnstown Andy’s S e r v i ce-553 S. Comry Av e . Mayfield Adiron d a c k Gateway-2460 S t . H w y. 3 0 Adiron d a c k Mousse-2470 St. H w y. 3 0 Fuel & F o o d - 3000 St. Hwy. 30 Gordon ’ s L a k eside Marina-3 2 2 L a k e s i d e D r. Jackie’ s D i n e r-1472 St. Hwy. 2 9 Just Br e a k f a s t and Lunch-24 7 1 S t . H w y. 3 0 Lanzi’s o n t h e Lake-St. Hwy. 3 0 Mayfiel d G r i l l -8 School St. Mayfiel d L a u ndromat-2424 S t . H w y. 3 0 North C o u n t r y Florist-957 St. H w y. 3 0 Northam p t o n Diner-1205 St. R o u t e 3 0 Northam p t o n Marina-284 Ho u s e m a n S t . Pour Jim ’ s - S t . Hwy. 30 Power h o u s e Motor Sports-2 4 9 3 S t . H w y. 3 0 Sand B a r- 3 0 6 Woods Hollow R d . Stewar t s - S t . Hwy. 30 Northville Adiron d a c k Country Store-2 5 2 N . M a i n S t . Allen & P a lmer Hardware-1 1 2 N . M a i n S t . Brandt M i n i c ipal Building-41 2 S . M a i n S t . Campe r s L a s t Stop-324 Hous e m a n S t . Colone y C e n t re-746 St. Hwy. 3 0 Colorfu l C o l l e ctions-142 N. M a i n S t . Duffey’ s N o r t h Country Stor e - 1 7 5 5 N . S h o r e R d . Four C o r n e r s Diner-Edinberg R d . Fuller’s C o r n e r Store-72 Nort h v i l l e R d . Grand U n i o n Markets-201 M a i n S t . Java J o h n ’ s - 131 South Main S t . Klippel’ s K o z y Korner Deli-22 1 B r i d g e S t . North C o u n t r y Florist-957 St. H w y. 3 0 Northvi l l e 5 & 10-122 S. Mai n S t . Northvi l l e L i q uor Store - 172 N . M a i n S t . Northvi l l e M ountain Market- 1 1 1 B r i d g e S t . Northvi l l e P u blic Library-341 S . 3 r d S t . Northvi l l e P u blic School-131 S . 3 r d S t . Sacan d a g a Dog Supply-212 S . M a i n S t . Sacan d a g a Golf Course-126 P i n e Av e . Sport I s l a n d Pub-108 Riversi d e B l v d . Stewar t s - 1 9 2 S. Main St. Vic’s Ta v e r n - 223 Cty. Hwy. 1 5 2 Village C a f e & Pizzaria-S. M a i n S t .
S A C A N D A G A E X P R E S S Thursday, June 7, 2012 LETTER TO THE EDITOR Extinguishers, whistles, anchors Don t call me about the parade To the editor: I am going to politely request that people no longer call me concerning this year s Memorial Day activities in Broadalbin. Please direct your comments and inquiries to VFW Post 8690 that sponsored the parade in 2012. My involvement the parade was limited to honoring the request of Commander Charles Sweet in providing him with an updated list of participating groups. I did not prepare, participate or attend any of the festivities in Broadalbin that day. For the first time in many years I did not videotape the parade, a decision made based on the parking restrictions and my inability to transport and handle video equipment and record the placing of the wreath at the monument. If anyone has a video of the parade they would like me to air on the public access show that Time Warner Cable graciously provides for me, I would be glad to do so. I can not accept digital or camcorder recordings, but can copy vhs to a dvd which is the format that is accepted. This offer is applicable to any suitable activity in our region. I changed the name to Broadalbin s Backyard so I could feature activities from surrounding communities in our backyard . In addition to community events and fundraisers, since 2004 I have been airing music, dance, art, historical re-enactments, demonstrations, and information that is interesting or beneficial to the public well being. Please keep in mind that public access is not for business advertising and only for non-profits. The show is also available to air information about your agency and public service announcements. The show is uniquely different in that for almost eight years I have been bringing the camera to the event, I do not do a live show at the studio. Due to gradual changes in my physical ability to videotape events as well as my continuing to endure the financial expense, I am now soliciting recordings from appropriate venues. Should you have something for consideration, please email me at broadalbinevents@gmail.com. Joy Canfield Host of Broadalbin s Backyard J Adirondack Rustic Interiors 2 floors of entire home furnishings Bathroom Vanities Living Room Bedroom Log Bars Lampshades Rustic Screen Doors and Much More 3755 Main St. Warrensburg, NY • 518-623-9855 www.adirondackrusticinteriors.com THE RED BARN Ope n : Daily 10-5 Adirondack Crafts Antiques Collectibles Secondhand Sweats & T-Shirts ~ Adult & Children Sizes Dover Activity Books for Children Sterling Silver Jewelry Articles sold on consignment Great Selection of Used & Out of Print Books Adirondacks, Local Authors, Regional NYS, Unusual Topics, Sports, and Childrens Many signed by the authors 202 S. Main St., Northville • 518-863-4828 By PETER BYRON For the Express Personal flotation gear and signal devices for use either during the day or night to signal for help are a good start in making your boat, safe. However, there are a few additions needed to complete your inventory. Let s continue our list of basics. Fire Extinguishers There is logic in the rules for fire extinguishers. They are required where a fire hazard could be expected from the motors or a fuel system (New York Safe Boating: A Course on the Safe Operation of Boats and Personal Watercraft - 2009) The fire extinguishers should be (1) approved by the US Coast Guard and you should (2) carry sufficient numbers and type based on the size of your boat i.e. 1 (B-I) boat less than 26 and 2 (B-Is) or 1 (B-II) if the boat is 26 to less than 40 . Visit your local marina or marine store for selection help or assistance in making sure your current extinguishers work. Don t test fire the extinguisher to see if it works or you will have nothing to use when you need it. Hopefully, you will not have to use your extinguisher. However, if you do, remember PASS Pull the pin; Aim at the base of the flames; Squeeze the handle in short half second bursts; and Sweep the nozzle from side to side. Extinguishers don t last forever Ö. you only have seconds to put out the fire Ö make it count. Sound Signaling Devices How loud can you shout? Sometimes you need to signal steering intentions when approaching another boat, when help is needed or to let someone know where they are when it is foggy. Wouldn t it be easier to signal with a whistle or an air horn? As a matter of fact, a boat under 39 must carry a sound producing device (a mouth whistle will work.) and larger boats must carry a sound producing mechanical appliance. By the way, an air horn is a simple, inexpensive way of being heard once you are tired of blowing your whistle Ö or shouting. Anchors One of the many pleasures in boating is to anchor and enjoy the surroundings. It might be time for lunch or for a swim but either way, we have to find a way hopefully to stay in one spot. New York State requires that all motor- ized boats must carry an anchor and line of sufficient weight and strength to provide the boat with safe anchorage (New York Safe Boating). Anchors come in a variety of designs to improve holding in various lake or sea bottoms. The Danforth is probably the most frequent on our lake. Anchors and lines may be sold as a set and can be matched to your boat and the conditions. Everyone should have an introduction to anchoring. The anchor is always used from the bow (front) of the boat. Anchors only work when connected to the boat using an anchor line (rode). Anchors should not be tossed into the water but should be released slowly. Releasing the anchor slowly limits boat damage, helps to provide time to ensure that it is connected to the boat and also that no extra legs or feet are tangled in the anchor line as it leaves the boat. The secret in anchoring is that you have enough line to hold your boat. It is recommended that in calm or moderate waters there should be five-to-seven times the distance from the anchor cleat to the lake bottom. With a Danforth anchor you can reverse the boat s engine slightly to set the anchor. More line in the water is recommended if conditions change from calm to heavy. Of course, it might also be a good time to start the engine and move ashore. Summary ON THE WATER Boats are fun and relatively simple to operate, however that doesn t mean that education, preparation and the proper equipment couldn t improve the experience for everyone. When you are behind the wheel, you are the captain. Take the time to learn as much as you can about boating and the safe operation of your boat. We can only introduce you to fire extinguishers, sound signals and anchors, the rest is up to you. You are in charge. Catch you on the water. Page 7 Peter Byron holds a USCG Master License. He provides NYS Boater Safety Classes on the Great Sacandaga for the Great Sacandaga Lake Association and is a founding partner of NAV-ED Services Group. NAV-ED Services Group is approved by the USCG to offer local courses and examinations for Captain, Master, License Renewal (NMT 100 Gross Tons), Assistance Towing, and Auxiliary Sail. Captain Byron can be contacted through www.nav-ed.com. J RICK CARBONE EXCAVATION CO. Y OUR L OCAL S ITE D EVELOPMENT E XPERT House Demolition • Cellar Excavation • Complete Septic Systems Tree Cutting • Land Clearing • Stump Removal • Septic Pumping Drain Fields • Dry Wells • All Types of Driveways • Crushed Stone Water Lines Buried • Top Soil • Sand & Gravel • Mason Work Poured Concrete Foundations Installed & Repaired! • Fill • Retaining Walls • Fuel Tanks Installed & Removed • Lawns Installed (Seed or Sod) 40 Years of Experience ~ Fully Insured ~ Job Satisfaction and Reasonable Prices Guaranteed ~ Free Estimates 863-4454 • 696-3000 • North Shore Road
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