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Issue #91 - 07/15/13 - Saratoga Lake Association
Issue #91 - 07/15/13 - Saratoga Lake Association
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Round-About Malta<br />
Celebrate Our 14th Annual<br />
Family Night!<br />
Come out to the Shenantaha Creek Park and enjoy a<br />
fun family evening featuring activities such as: face painting,<br />
bounce house, Disc Jockey, pony rides, petting zoo,<br />
balloon animals, free food!<br />
This fun event is sponsored by grant funding from the<br />
GLOBALFOUNDRIES - Town of Malta Foundation, Inc.<br />
Wednesday, July 24 • 4:00 pm-7:00 pm<br />
Free of charge<br />
Wednesday, August 7<br />
Tales ’n Tunes<br />
Malta Community Center<br />
• 6:30pm<br />
Unleash your imaginations! Explore new places! Meet a<br />
wild animal or two! In their “Once Upon a Tune”<br />
program, Tales 'n Tunes provides a lively and highly participatory<br />
show and invites kids to listen to and take part<br />
in stories and songs.<br />
A combination of music and storytelling excitement,<br />
this performance includes folk and fairy tales that will<br />
spark kids' imaginations, encourage them to explore new<br />
places and picture new and familiar characters.<br />
Tales ‘n Tunes is composed of a duo, Carol Connolly<br />
and Don Darmer, who present original songs and<br />
musical stories which allow for plenty of audience participation.<br />
Light refreshments will be served.<br />
Wednesday, August 21<br />
“Singing Around the Campfire”<br />
Shenantaha Creek Park<br />
7:00pm<br />
Join us for an evening of traditional campfire songs,<br />
favorite folk tunes, cowboy songs, rounds, patriotic songs<br />
and sing-a-longs for the entire family! There will also be<br />
s’mores (roasted marshmallows with melted chocolate on<br />
graham crackers) to enjoy.<br />
Please bring lawn chairs or blankets. Registration is<br />
required for this free event. Call 899-4411 to register.<br />
News from Saratoga Tackle<br />
Saratoga County Fair Archery Booth<br />
On Tuesday July 16 the 172 year of the Saratoga<br />
County Fair will start at 9am. Saratoga Tackle & Archery<br />
is once again proud to sponsor the 4-H Archery booth.<br />
Tim has spent many hours with lots of volunteers improving<br />
the booth this year, a fresh look for a new season. At<br />
the booth children and adults get to try out the wonderful<br />
sport of archery. Using a recurve bow they will try to<br />
hit targets and balloons. The excitement on children’s<br />
faces is worth seeing!<br />
We hope you will stop by the Conservation area to try<br />
your hand and while you’re there take a try at laser or<br />
rifle shooting. There are also wonderful displays of fish<br />
and wildlife providing lots of information on the diversity<br />
in NYS. There is also Dutch oven cooking, soap making,<br />
living history & blacksmith demonstrations. And you<br />
cannot go wrong stopping by the Maple Sugar Shack for a<br />
maple sugar snack; we personally never miss getting a bag<br />
of Maple Sugar Cotton Candy. Hope to see you there.<br />
Preparing for Archery Season<br />
We are only a few short months<br />
away from the start of hunting season.<br />
If you are interested in archery<br />
hunting you need to start now. It<br />
takes time to prepare and get ready<br />
for this challenging, but rewarding,<br />
way of hunting. You not only have to tune your bow, you<br />
need to tune your body. The muscles you use when drawing<br />
a bow are not ‘everyday’ ones. It doesn’t just take<br />
practice to be an accurate shot it takes having your body<br />
in shape to perform. Spending at least a half hour or<br />
hour a day or few times a week practicing will get you<br />
ready.<br />
Many bow hunters will also take to tree stands and<br />
long treks into the woods. This also takes conditioning.<br />
Before you head out into the woods take time to check<br />
over your equipment to make sure it isn’t worn and it<br />
will work properly. Again though look to tune your body.<br />
That trek out in the woods carrying a bow and tree stand<br />
will not be easy. If you are lucky and have a regular spot<br />
to hunt you can get that tree stand set up long before you<br />
are ready to hunt. But if not you’ll be carting all that stuff<br />
– are you ready for that?<br />
If you are not maybe hitting the gym, taking walks,<br />
going for a hike, biking – you know best what activity will<br />
keep you interested and into shape. You want to enjoy<br />
your time out hunting and preparing for it is the only way<br />
to accomplish this. So always make it a goal to pull out<br />
your equipment long before you need it, check it, prepare<br />
it and just don’t forget your body is part of that program.<br />
Good Luck! (submitted by Tim and Rose Blodgett)