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YARD SALES AROUND LAKE SALUBRIA: on Lake Salubria Dr in Bath. August 1st-4th, days and hours vary per house. Possible signs of road closure but still access to all houses via both road entrances.
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YARD SALE: Friday August 2nd, 9am4pm & Saturday August 3rd, 9am-2pm. 11 Gratton Dr, Bath. Quality items priced to sell. Women’s clothing (size M-L) men’s shirts (size M-L) household items, linens, puzzles, books, some treasures.. something for everyone!
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TOWN OF FREMONT PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC HEARING
A Public Hearing Will Be Held On August 13, 2024 At 6:30PM Located In The Fremont Town Hall.
Notice Is Hereby Given That Said Public Hearing Is Regarding A Special Permit For Temporary Installation Of Three (3) MET (Temporary Meteorological Tower) 2 (TWO) ON ROSE ROAD AND 1 (ONE) ON BACK STREET ROAD AT THIS TIME INTERESTED RESIDENTS MAY MAKE COMMENTS ON OR ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PROJECT. Susan M. Peck, Fremont Town Clerk
THE AREA’S FINEST PAINTERS!: 3-D PAINTING AND STAINING. Interior or exterior painting. Call Ray
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CARPENTERS WANTED: For all phases of construction - from framing to trim. Serious inquiries call: 585-520- 0044 or email tom@ houghbuilders.com.
SMOKER WOOD FOR SALE: Apple, Cherry and Hickory. Call or text 607-6841274. (8/27)
FOR SALE: NonGMO free range eggs, call or stop in. 2648 Ayers Rd, Penn Yan. 315-536-3138. (8/6)
FOR SALE: Microwave, runs good, needs new light, $25 OBO - Cub Cadet mower (call for details) $1500 OBO - Carpentry tools if interested. 607-7382885
FREE PUPPY: Cavalier cross 8 month old female. Friendly temperament, up to date on shots. Looking for a good home. 607- 243-5816 (7/30)
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FOR SALE: GRAVEL; CRUSHER RUN; STONE; SAND; SEPTIC MATERIAL; DRAINAGE STONE; FILL; BANK RUN; COBBLESTONE; ROUND LANDSCAPE STONE: Delivered to your location or pickup by appointment. Credit cards accepted. Call or text Tim Hubbard, 607-382-4582. WWW. TIMHUBBARDGRAVELSUPPLY. COM. (12/9)
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FIRST FRIDAY FELLOWSHIP: August 2nd at Grace Community Fellowship Church, Pulteney NY. Praise & worship sing along starts at 7pm. Website: FFFship.com
Obituaries
Milton H. Stiles Milton H. Stiles
BATH, NY: Milton H. Stiles, age 91, of Dade City, Florida passed away peacefully after a short illness on Monday, July 8, 2024 surrounded by his loving family.
Milt was born December 27, 1932 in Cortland, NY to Walter and Mary (Neville) Stiles. He grew up on Groton Avenue in Cortland. Graduated Cortland High School in 1951 and attended New York Forest Ranger School in Wanakena, New York.
He started work at the Grand Union in Cortland as stock boy for his father at age 14. He served in the US Army during the Korean conflict 1954 – 1956 in Tokyo, Japan. After the service Milt worked at the Grand Way in Cortland and Grand Union in Ithaca working his way to his own store as manager of the Grand Union on Liberty Street in Bath, NY from 1958 – 1968. When the store closed, he went to work on the pump gang at the Great Western Winery in Hammondsport, NY 1968 – 1995.
He married Loretta Allen in 1953 and after her death he married Frances Kolo Klinkenberg in 1968. Milt loved his family and friends dearly always willing to help out and lend a big hand where he could.
He was a lifetime member of the Bath Volunteer Fire Department with offices from President to Assistant Chief, a member of the Bath Fire and Auxiliary Police, a member of the Bath American Legion, founding member of the Bath Bow Hunter’s Archery Club and was a seasoned bow hunter tagging many deer. Milt also bowled in many leagues at Steuben Bowling Academy (where he got his high game of 290) and Murphy’s Lanes in Bath.
After his retirement, Fran and he settled in Dade City, Florida where he enjoyed playing dominoes, card games, poker, and helping people especially by taking them back and forth to the airport.
He is survived by his children: daughters Charlene Margetiak of Norwalk, OH, Karen (Tom) Brouwere of Dade City, FL, Vickie (Max) Tobias and Patricia (Chris) Ingraham of Bath, NY, son James (Jane) Stiles of Omaha, NE, Stepson Robert Klinkenberg of Prattsburgh, NY and stepdaughter Deborah Warner of Bath, NY, daughter-in-law Donna Dansey of Fredericksburg, VA, son-in-law George Folckemer of Elmira, NY, sister-in-law Marlene Thomas, Corning, NY, 22 grandchildren, 40 great-grandchildren, and 4 great-great grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his parents; wives, Loretta and Frances; son, Darrell Stiles; stepdaughter, Linda Folckemer; stepson, Michael Klinkenberg; sonin-law, Joe Margetiak; brothers, Walter Stiles and Kenneth Stiles; grandsons, CJ Ingraham and Robert Klinkenberg II; and special friend Shirley Majeskie. His memory will be cherished by all who knew him. He will be laid to rest in Pleasant Valley, Hammondsport, NY. Celebration of life will be held on Saturday August 31 at 1:00 PM at the Bath Ambulance building 110 East Steuben Street, Bath, New York. There will also be one at Morningside RV Park, 12645 Morning Drive, Dade City on December 29 at 1:00 PM.
In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory can be made to the Bath Volunteer Fire Department, 50 East Morris Street, Bath, New York 14810 or the Bath Volunteer Ambulance Corps, 110 East Steuben Street, Bath, New York 14810.
To leave your own personal remembrance or condolence, you may visit the Facebook page of Bond-Davis Funeral Home of Bath, New York.
Bond-Davis Funeral Home Of Bath, Inc. 107 East Steuben Street, Bath, New York
Carl Dockstader Carl Dockstader
AVOCA, NY: Carl “Doc” Dockstader, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and esteemed community member, passed away peacefully on Monday, July 22nd, 2024 at the age of 77. Born in 1947, Carl led a life marked by dedication, service, and love.
Carl served his country with honor in the United States Air Force from 1966 to 1970. His time in the military instilled in him a strong sense of duty and discipline, values that he carried throughout his life as a volunteer firefighter, member of the Avoca American Legion, Avoca Town Board, and many other volunteer positions. Carl worked as an Equipment Operator at the Bath VA, where he was known for his hard work and crossword puzzle skills.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Ernestine (Pierce) Dockstader and Stanley Dockstader, as well as his brothers, Stanley Dockstader (wife Dee) and Nelson Dockstader.
Carl is survived by his devoted wife, Candice (Cleeves) Dockstader. He leaves behind a loving family, including his sister, Phyllis (Dockstader) Keneomann; his sister-in-law, Barb Dockstader; his daughters, Nicole Dockstader and Danyelle (Dockstader) Hildreth (husband Eric); his stepsons, Rob Kellog (wife Peyton) and Dan Kellog (wife Mary).
Carl was a proud grandfather to his granddaughters, Makenna Luckenbach, Carlee Luckenbach, Emma Luckenbach, and Mallory Hildreth; his grandson, Ethan Hildreth, and step-grandchildren, Jack Kellog and Jensen Kellog. His grandchildren and great-grandchildren were a source of immense pride and joy.
Carl Dockstader will be remembered for his unwavering love for his family, his dedication to his community, and his honorable service to his country. His legacy will live on in the hearts of those who knew him.
Calling hours will be held Thursday, August 1st from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM at the Avoca Methodist Church. Immediately followed by a memorial service. Burial for family members will follow the service at Valley View Cemetery. All friends and family are invited to join a celebration of life gathering at the Avoca Methodist Church following the burial.
In lieu of flowers, please donate in memory of Carl to the Avoca Methodist Church at 8593 Ladder Road, Avoca, New York 14809, or Avoca American Legion at 800 Main Street Avoca, New York 14809.
The Bishop & DeSanto Funeral Home of Avoca, New York is honored to assist Carl’s family with the arrangements.
Online condolences or remembrances of Carl are welcome on the Facebook page of Bishop-Johnson & DeSanto Funeral Home, or at bishopdesanto.com
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John L. Force Force
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PULTENEY, NY: John L. Force passed away on July 12, 2024 at 11:00 AM.
John is predeceased by his parents, Robert Munson Force and Ella Brown; and brothers, Richard and Gordon.
He is survived by his daughters, Jessica (Lyle) Cornell and Janice (Amy) Bushey; grandchildren, Patrick, Alex, Dayvid, Blake, Serenity, and Artie; twin sister, Liz (Roy) Taft; sister, Pat Hill; brothers, Gerald (Connie) Force, Albert (Pat) Neff, Wayne (Roxie) Force and Dave (Barb) Force; his faithful K-9 companion, Gracie; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
John enjoyed the outdoors, especially bird watching, gardening, hunting and shing. He worked for Casella for over 17 years. John went out of his way to help other people and loved to treat people to surprises.
Friends are invited to a Celebration of John’s life on August 17, 2024 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the Pulteney Fire Hall, 8891 Brown Road, Pulteney, New York 14874.
In lieu of flowers, kindly consider donating “tighty whities” to The Living Well, 121 East Elm Street, Penn Yan, New York 14527
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YARD SALE: Friday August 2nd, 9am4pm & Saturday August 3rd, 9am2pm. 11 Gratton Dr, Bath. Quality items priced to sell. Wom- en’s clothing (size M-L) men’s shirts (size M-L) household items, linens, puzzles, books, some treasures.. something for everyone!
ATTENTION: FIREWOOD SALES NYS requires all firewood sales and advertising must include the three dimensions of the wood, that is the length, width and height, with the wood ranked and well stowed. If the advertisement rep- resents the wood as “seasoned”, the length of time and the manner of seasoning must be specified. Wood from conifers (pines), aspen, poplar, basswood, butternut, willow, and grey or paper birch may not be advertised as hardwood.
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FOR SALE: Microwave, runs good, needs new light, $25 OBO - Cub Cadet mower (call for details) $1500 OBOCarpentry tools if in- terested. 607-738-2885
FOR SALE: Whirlpool washer and electric dryer. Kenmore black gas range. All functioning, $300 for all. 607-684-5441
REDWING SHOES: LaCrosse, Irish Setter & other brands. Boots, leather belts, dog collars & leashes, horse supplies, har- ness & tack. HILL & VALLEY HARNESS & SHOE. 3215 Five Corners Road, Jasper, NY 14885. (12/31)
HEATING AND COOLING: We repair and service all types of oil and gas heating systems. Boilers, furnaces, water heaters, residential and mobile homes. Oil heat service contracts, A/C cleaning and repair. Fast service, honest advice, guaranteed work. 7 day emer- gency service. VISA/ MC. Member BBB of WNY. Call SUMMIT BURNER SERVICE 315-521-8786, 607-566-0080. www. summitheatny.com. r
SAVONA, NY: Mary R. Woodruff, age 93, passed away on Sunday July 21, 2024 at the Guthrie Corning Hospital. She was born in Trussville, Alabama on August 7, 1930, the daughter of the late Frank Povoski and Anna Zamoroski Povoski.
She worked at area wineries for many years. Mary was loved by everyone.
She was predeceased by her parents, her husband Glen Woodruff, many brothers and sisters, a niece Cindy Birardi and great nephew Anthony Birardi.
Mary is survived by her daughter Shirley (Carl) Overhiser, nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews Bill (Kimberly) Bills and their children, Geraldine (Butch) Kocher, Cheri (John) Farina, Jack Birardi, Amanda Birardi, Justin (Kelly) Kocher and children, Kayden Kocher, Jud Kocher, Jason (Amber) Kocher and their 3 children, Melissa Povoski and her 2 children, Joseph (Vivian) Povoski Jr., Rosemary Povoski, Sheila (Bill) Butler, Rick (Colleen) Bills, Jenna (James) Simmons.
Mary’s Funeral Service was held on Friday July 26, 2024 at 1:00 PM at the Bond-Davis Funeral Home of Bath. Her burial followed the service at Pleasant Valley Cemetery Hammondsport, New York.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Paradise Garden Animal Haven 598 Kent Hill Road Woodhull, New York 14898.
To leave your own personal remembrance or condolence you may visit the Facebook page of Bond-Davis Funeral Home of Bath.
Sylvia R. Collmer R.
Paul John Geisz Paul John Geisz
AVOCA, NY: Sylvia R. Collmer, age 77, of Avoca, passed away Monday evening July 22nd, 2024 at the Hospeace House in Naples after a long battle with cancer.
Sylvia was born on April 13th, 1947 in Prattsburgh to the late Raymond and Virginia Snyder.
She was a graduate of Prattsburgh Central School – Class of 1965.
Sylvia spent much of her life volunteering for various organizations. Most recently, at the Avoca American Legion as the “Chicken Wing Queen”. Since 1994 she has volunteered at the Wallace Volunteer Fire Department where she served as President for over 20 years. She also enjoyed over 30 years at the Steuben County Fair working at various locations.
Sylvia enjoyed reading, listening to country music, and watching soap operas, game shows, The New York Yankees, as well as College and High School Basketball games. She was also known for her cooking and baking skills especially her “magic cookie bars” or the “crusties” on her mac-n-cheese. Sylvia also enjoyed going for walks and spending time with the various cats she has had throughout her life. Sylvia enjoyed a busy house that was also occupied by her children’s friends and everyone was always welcomed with a smile and open arms.
She is survived by her daughters, Angela ( James) Costley of Bath, and Lynn Johnson of Corning; her sons, Gary Storms (Stephanie) of Rushville, William B. Collmer Jr. (Jenna Clark) of Avoca; her special sons, Luke Pickering of Avoca and Bob Baldwin of Canandaigua; grandchildren, Ashley (Nick) omas, Amey Collmer, Gavin Collmer, Zackery Johnson, Michael Johnson, SGT Amaya Duskin, RaeAnna Collmer-Costley, Amanda (Chuck) Robenolt, Logan Storms, Adam Pickering, Hunter Pickering, and Abram Pickering; her goat grandchildren, Winston and Phillip; and her great-grandchildren, Sierra Laer, Blake omas, Lane Duskin, Ariella Duskin, Emarosa Johnson, and Boy (Dominick), Turtle (Krystala), Isaiah, Cadance, and Bristol Robenolt. She was predeceased by her son, John W. Collmer; grandson, Connor Storms; and great-grandson, Easton Duskin.
Calling hours were held at the Wallace Wesleyan Church on Saturday, July 27th, 2024 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Funeral services and a fireman’s ceremony followed at noon. Luncheon also followed at the Wallace Wesleyan Church.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Sylvia’s name to the Wallace Volunteer Fire Department PO Box 481 Avoca, New York 14809 or the Hospeace House Inc. PO Box 343 Naples, New York 14512.
The Bishop & DeSanto Funeral Home of Avoca, New York is honored to assist Sylvia’s family with the arrangements.
Online condolences or remembrances of Sylvia are welcome at bishopdesanto.com or on the Facebook page of Bishop-Johnson & DeSanto Funeral Home.
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Paul John Geisz, 88 years young, born on May 21, 1936, journeyed through a life of service, entrepreneurship, and education before peacefully passing away on June 4, 2024 in St. Pete Beach, Florida. His legacy is one of dedication, passion, and profound impact on those fortunate enough to have known him.
to link to the survey.
• Link to the survey in the news section of our website: www.townofurbana.com
• Request a copy via e-mail from clerk@townofurbana.com
• You can pick up a paper copy from the Town Clerk at 8014 Pleasant Valley Road, Bath New York 14810.
Paul, youngest of 5 children with 4 older sisters, grew up in Philadelphia to John Francis and Madeline Geisz. His storied career began in service to his country, first serving with honor in both the Navy and the Air Force. During his military tenure, he exemplified bravery and commitment, shaping his character, and laying the foundation for a lifetime of honorable pursuits.
Following his military service, Paul transitioned seamlessly into law enforcement, where he continued his commitment to public service. He loved working in Juvenile Aid, was promoted to Detective Front Westmoreland, Sergeant 9th District 21st Pennsylvania Ave, Lieutenant North Central Detective, Accident Investigation, and taught at the Philadelphia Police Academy until he retired in 1984. His integrity, compassion, and sense of duty earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues and the community he served. He was Treasurer of the Steuben County Chiefs of Police and active with the Lions Club.
Driven by his love for hospitality, Paul ventured into the restaurant and lodging industry, becoming a successful restaurateur with the Village Tavern Restaurant & Inn in Hammondsport, NY. He was honored by the NYS Wine & Grape Foundation as Restaurant of the Year and for helping develop the Finger Lakes wine industry into the success it has become today. His establishment not only served delicious cuisine and the best wines but was also a great family restaurant that became world renowned.
Throughout his life, Paul pursued his passion for education, becoming a respected professor. He taught at Temple University, St. Joseph’s College, Spring Garden University, Northwestern University, Alfred State, Alfred University, and Pennsylvania College of Technology. His enthusiasm for learning and dedication to his students left an indelible mark on generations of learners, inspiring them to pursue their dreams and excel in their chosen paths. He was a proud Honorary Member Theta Theta Chi Sorority at Alfred University. He was recognized as Honorary Police Captain and was awarded a Key to the city of New Orleans. Paul was also a published poet. Beyond his professional achievements, Paul was a devoted husband to Maryann Geisz, a loving father to Paul John and Suzanne. His family was his greatest joy, and he leaves behind a legacy of love and support that will forever be treasured. He loved travel, dancing, birds, bird houses and zipping around in his little red sports car. He was an International Wine Judge. At 83 years old, he met the love of his life, Karene Mauer. What a dynamic duo they were together!
His final meal was boutique oysters on the half shell with an Aperol Spritz followed by a fantastic glass of Albarino. His favorite phrase was “Every day is a great day!” and he lived it right up to the end. “Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near; still loved, still missed, and very dear.”
A Memorial Mass of Remembrance honoring Paul Geisz’s life will be held at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, 18th and the Parkway in Philadelphia on Sunday, November 3, 2024 at 9:30 AM.
FIREWOOD: Sold by the load, 6 face cord 4x8x16, $450.00. SM FIREWOOD 585880-4665. (8/27)
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YARD SALES AROUND LAKE SALUBRIA: on Lake Salubria Dr in Bath. August 1st-4th, days and hours vary per house. Possible signs of road closure but still access to all houses via both road entrances.
FREE WATER WITCHING: JOHN UPDIKE WELL DRILLING, 40+ years experience. DEC Approved. Guarantees water, or no cost to you. Free estimates. Financing available. Phone: 607-868-3677. r
Location: Village of Bath Volunteer Fire Department
FIREWOOD FOR YOU: Seasoned, air dried, red and white Oak. Cut 16” in length. $320 for 4 facecord (4x8x16 per) Delivered to most locations. HEAP accepted in Steuben, Chemung & Schuy- ler counties. Over 30 years in 607-329-8593.business! (9/24)
COLONIAL LAWNS: 2 bedroom townhouse apartments, Village of Bath. Full basement with washer & dry- er hookups. Ceiling fans, private entrance, backyard, cats OK. Walk to stores. 24 hour maintenance. Rent is $635 plus security deposit of $635 & 1st month rent required. 5% senior discount, call for availability. 607-776-4261. r
MANOR VILLAGE APARTMENTS: Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Rent starting at $740 (1 bedroom), $810 (2 bedroom), fully ap- plianced kitchens, on site laundry, low Bath electric. See our upgraded units - new kitchens & baths plus new carpeting throughout. Call for more information, 607-776-6196. r
OFFICE FOR RENT: Downtown Bath. Connected warehouse space avail- able. 607-776-5757. r
ROOMS FOR RENT: 42 Belfast St, Bath, NY. Starting at $350.00 per month, plus security deposit. Cable, electric, garbage and parking in- cluded. Shared bathroom and kitchen. Phone 607-368-4560. r
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men’s shirts (size M-L) household items, linens, puzzles, books, some treasures.. something for everyone!
KENNEDY PAINTING: Professional interior/exterior painting and staining since 1994! Decks, houses, docks, cottages & cabins. Call 315-6946685. (9/24)
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YARD SALES AROUND LAKE SALUBRIA: on Lake Salubria Dr in Bath. August 1st-4th, days and hours vary per house. Possible signs of road closure but still access to all houses via both road entrances.
COAL STOKERS: Keystone & EFM coal stoker furnaces and boilers repaired and serviced. Call SUMMIT BURNER SERVICE 315-521-8786, 607-566-0080. r
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GENTLEMAN’S AUCTION OF THE YEAR
SELLING THE PERSONAL TOOLS AND TOYS OF THE LATE
WILLIAM O. HATCH
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10TH @ 10:00AM SATURDAY, AUGUST 10TH @ 10:00AM
6550 HUGHES ROAD • CANISTEO ( STEUBEN COUNTY ) NEW YORK ( HOWARD TOWNSHIPBUENA VISTA AREA )
From River Road (County Road #119) between Addison and Canisteo (follow the RR tracks and river) turn up County Road 14 (Bakers Gulch Road) through Buena Vista continue onto Hughes Road.
From Howard (I-86 Exit #35) take County Road 27 (Past Palmer/Bennett/Slayton) to a left turn up Turnpike Road then fi rst road right is Hughes Road.
NOTE: Bill Hatch a Marine and War Veteran ran a very successful Payroll/Staffing Business with Farming and Wildlife interests, with trails and food plots, on his 300 Acre hobby farm. Almost everything kept indoors, lots of duplicates, very low use items, you must read the full ad and there will be more! REGISTRATION STARTS AT 8:30AM.
SELLING WILL BE: Deluxe 2019 MF S5711 MFWD cab tractor, original owner with ONLY 147 hours, (Rated 105E/96 PTO HP) outfitted with FL3819 loader and bucket, left hand reverser, 480/70R38 rear and 380/70R28 front tires, 3 rear remotes, “Dyna 4” trans., (4 ranges 16F/16R no clutch shifting!) again ONLY 147 hours! It’s “As New”! (CASH, Known Check or a Bank Letter with check for Immediate Removal!) Set of 38 in. chains for MF tractor;
PLANTERS/HARVEST: Stoltzfus tandem axle 5 ton lime spreader; Ground Buster 5 ft. pulverized lime sower; Great Plains 3P605NT no till drill with dry fert. and 2 seed boxes, 3 in. x 13 in. press wheels; Woods STR 72-2 6 ft. over seeder; Brand New (not assembled) pull type sage grass harvester by Praire Habitat Inc.; Vicon 3 pt. fert. broadcast spreader; 200 bu. gravity box; Seed Easy 5 ft. lime/fert. pull type sower; IH #10 (13x7) drill with seeder; JD 4-row 4x4 corn planter;
LOG ITEMS: Fransguard V4000 3 pt. p.t.o. log skidder with winch; Heavy duty 3 pt. Normet log loader; Woods 3 pt. p.t.o. stump grinder; DRK 34 Pro XL wood splitter on trailer; Other 5.5 h.p. portable wood splitter; MOWERS: Woods BW180 15 ft. batwing rotary mower, (540 p.t.o.), front and rear shield chains; Woods 8 ft. pull type mower; Country Line 3 pt. rotary mower; King Kutter 5 ft. rotary mower; Swisher 60 in. pull type finish mower, engine driven; TILLAGE: Tuff Line 4 ft. pull type cultipacker; ATV pull type disk harrow by “Summit”; DR 3 ft. engine driven rototiller; 5 ft. pasture renovator drag; JD 10 ft. 3 pt. chisel plow with coil tine leveler; CIH 183 4-row S tine cultivator; MF 12 ft. transport disk; JD 3/16 3 pt. mold board plow; JD 145 4-b semi-mt. plow; 8 ft. solid drum roller; Brillion 12 ft. cultipacker; King Kutter 8 ft. 3 pt. rototiller; 5 ft. 3 pt. drag harrow; Frontier 8 ft. 3 pt. disk with front notched blades; Frontier 8 ft. RTB07 with rear roller; Country Line 3 pt. 1-row cultivator; Pull type elect. driven grass seeder;
HAY AND SPRAYERS: Moore 2 star hay tedder; IH roll a bar hay rake; Demco 50 gal. 3 pt. boom sprayer; 50 gal. pull type lawn sprayer with B&S engine;
MISC.: Grass Works weed wiper weeder; CT 3 pt. p.t.o. cement mixer; ATV snow plow; Western 10 ft. V snow plow (MVP Plus) rigged for a 3500 Chevy; Woods 8 ft. 3 pt. stone rake with gauge wheels; Woods 8 ft. scraper blade with scarified teeth; Curtis snow plow; Woods 5596 p.t.o. 3 pt. snow blower with hyd. spout; Woods 8 ft. back blade; 3 pt. boom pole; JD Cat 2 quick hitch; 500 gal. poly tank; 1000 gal. LP tank; 275 gallon fuel tank; Pickup bed portable fuel tank; 9 boxes of 135 per box clay pigeons for target practice; 15-15-15 and 10-20-20 bagged fert.;
OTHER DESIRABLES: Dayton 50KW p.t.o. generator on trailer; Ex Cell 3200 psi power washer; three (3) portable salamander heaters; heated dog kennel and other dog items such as transport boxes, etc.!; Tecumseh 10 h.p. generator; Honda 5000 Watt generator; Honda portable pumps; Northern hot water pressure washer; small Sentry safe; 2-drawer fire file; 50 amp. charger; VEHICLES/TRAILERS: 2002 Chevy 3500 4WD dually pickup, original owner, 106,000 miles, Dura Max diesel, 4 doors, with Bri Mar hyd. dump box; Bri Mar 16 ft. tandem axle dump trailer; Utility dump trailer; Tandem axle dump trailer for ATV; 26 ft. Bayliner cabin cruiser boat (ca. 1986) on real good trailer; Ski Doo Rotax700; Ski Doo 4 stroke Rotax V800 (2009, low miles); Homebuilt (licensed) utility trailer; JD 4-wheel Gator, manual dump, bad engine; JD “B” narrow front tractor, ca. 1938; POULTRY ITEMS (FIRST CLASS) INCLUDE: Like New “Agricultural Systems Inc.” standing taper bottom feed bin (guessing app. 150 bu.); 25 plastic poultry crates; Feeders/Waterers/Heat lamps/Catching rods; Twenty (20) 30 gal. like new trash cans used for pheasant feed; Stackable egg incubators with shelving; Working antique wooden incubators; Mill Creek #57 p.t.o. manure spreader;
FOUR (4) NUBIAN 2 ½ yr. old open (never bred) half sister goats (same ram/different dams) to be sold only to a good home and all four to stay together!
ALSO: Ca 1950’s and later Lionel “Ho” trains (stored away!); PLENTY ADVERTISED AND MORE THAT ISN’T!! SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE.
INSPECTION ONLY: Thursday, August 8 and Friday, August 9 from 10:00 AM until 4:00 PM.
LOADOUT WITH LOADER: Sale Day; Sunday 9:00 to Noon; Monday and Tuesday Times T/B/A.
TERMS: CASH or honorable check from known parties in good standing with Auction Company. A Ten Percent (10%) buyer’s premium will be charged ONLY on items selling for Less Than One Thousand Dollars. Nothing to be loaded/removed until settled for in full auction day. Acceptable ID required for bidder number. Lunch and Comfort facilities on site!
monday, August 12th
12:00 PM: Harness Racing (Weather Permitting)
5:00 PM: Livestock Exhibitor Meeting
tuesday, August 13th
FREE ADMISSION
NO CARNIVAL
9:00 AM: Dog Show
9:00 AM: Poultry Show
1:00 PM: Dairy Goat Show
2:00 PM: Salute To Our Veterans
3:00 PM: Swine Show
5:00 PM: Sheep Show
6:00 PM: Dairy Cattle Judging
GRANDSTAND EVENT:
6:00 PM: Patriot Lawnmower Pull
7:00 PM: Lawnmower Demolition Derby
wednesday, August 14th
CARNIVAL OPENS AT 1:00PM
thursday, August 15th
CARNIVAL OPENS AT 1:00PM
YOUTH DAY!! 18 AND UNDER FREE ADMISSION UNTIL 5:00 PM
Wrist Band Sale: $35.00
Sold 1PM to 5PM • Honored Until 7PM
9:00 AM: Rabbit & Cavy Showmanship
9:30 AM: Dairy Cow Show
10:00 AM: Child ID Program
11:00 AM: Costume Class 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM: Bike Helmet Give Away (Sheriff’s Department Pavilion)
4:00 PM: Market Swine & Lambs Show
6:00 PM: Livestock Judging Contest
GRANDSTAND EVENT: 7:00 PM: DEMOLITION DERBY
• 4 Cyl And 6 Cyl Cars
• Mini & Full-Size Junk
friday, August 16th
CARNIVAL OPENS AT 1:00PM
saturday, August 17th
CARNIVAL OPENS AT 1:00PM Wrist Band Sale: $35.00 Sold 1PM to 5PM • Honored Until 7PM 9:00
sunday, August 18th
Wrist Band Sale: $35.00
Sold 1PM to 4PM • Honored Until 6PM Midnight Madness: Wrist Bands sold 8PM to 10PM • Honored until Midnight 10:00 AM: Beef Show 6:00 PM: Barnyard Olympics GRANDSTAND EVENT: 7:00 PM: MONSTER AND TOUGH TRUCK SHOW
Homemade Ice
VETERANS CERE-
MONY: The Kanisteo Valley Daughters of the American Revolution is holding the Veterans Ceremony “The Bond That Ties” on Tuesday, August 13th at 2pm at the Steuben County Fairground Grandstand in Bath. This is a free event!
SHIH-TZU BICHON
PUPPIES: Soft, cute, cuddly teddy bears! Beautiful tri-color, good temperament, 30 day health guarantee. Now only $199. 607-243-5816, no Sunday calls.
BOAT FOR SALE: 1990 Correct Craft Ski Nautique, turquoise, 750 hours, 302 cubic inch engine. New upholstery & carpet. Excellent condition, $10,000. 607-765-0863.
DONATE YOUR CAR TO CHARITY. Receive maximum value of write off for your taxes. Running or not! All conditions accepted. Free pickup. Call for details, 1-855-587-1166.
PARTING OUT: Ford 4000 Tractor 3cyl, good mounted tires, double remount valve, good flat top, fenders, loader, 6ft 3pt finishing lawnmower, 5ft 3pt brush- hog. 585-437-2796
FOR SALE: Ford 4610 Tractor, completely restored with various new parts, hydraulic lines & new paint job. $12,000 OBO, 607661-5923 for more info. (8/6)
2016 FOREST RIVER CAMPER--GREY WOLF:
$14,500.00. 1 owner, bunk beds, sleeps 6, excellent condition. Phone 607-566-3381. (8/13)
FOR SALE: Wheel Horse 310-8 tractor and Simplicity Prestige 20HP riding mower. Wheel Horse has snow blade. Both run good, $300 each or $550 for both. Free delivery within 15mi. 315-536-9443
1994 HONDA GOLD WING: Trike recently completely serviced, excellent condition! 59,382 gentle miles. Original owners man- ual, new brakes and tires, AM/FM radio, CB radio, cruise control..everything! Do some research then call 607-776-7812, leave message. Serious inquiries only!
FOR SALE: 1980 Chevy Southern 6 foot truck box. Very good condition, $900. 607-776-7326. (7/30)
STUMP GRINDING: Special Spring Rates! Willing to deal on any stumps. Phone 607-382-5571.
