2013 Gift Guide II

A special section of the Sullivan County Democrat

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* December 13, 2013 * Callicoon, NY

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Wrap up a bit of Christmas spice via the Hancock Liquor Store at 27 West Main Street in Hancock, NY! While you can relax and peruse the area’s largest selection of fine wines and spirits, you needn’t figure out the best gift on your own. The knowledgeable, friendly staff can not only guide you in making a perfect selection but then wrap up that selection for that perfect someone! You can even bring your own bottle to be incorporated into a beautiful gift basket. Find out more by paying a visit or calling 607-637-5364.

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A unique kind of gift:

Proudly Serving 2 Locations

Garden Tour 2014 tickets on sale W

We specialize in compounding medications and offer a Medication & Therapy Management program.

Schedule your one-on-one appointment with a pharmacist today!

FREE Prescription Delivery HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 - 6; Sat. 9 - 3

HOURS: Mon.Fri. 9 - 6; Sat. 9 - 3

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ant the perfect holiday gift idea for the person who is hard to buy for?

Approximately eight beautiful and unique private gardens will be open for visits next June 21 – and holiday tickets are available now.

The Sixth Annual SullivanArc Garden Tour will feature an exclusive look at private gardens in and around the Hamlet of Narrowsburg on Saturday, June 21. Holiday tickets purchased now online or by phone will be mailed by December 16 in time for Christmas.

Cost is $40 per person for the guided bus tour, which includes travel on a Rolling V coach bus, tip, guide, door prizes and snacks. Self-guided tour tickets and maps are also avail-

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able for those who want to drive their own vehicles for $25 per person (not per car). Following the tour is a complimentary wine and cheese reception for all ticket holders and garden owners.

The tour is hosted by SullivanArc and Sullivan Renaissance with support from the Narrowsburg Chamber of Commerce – to benefit SullivanArc programs for people with developmental disabilities.

Tickets are available by calling SullivanArc at 796-1350 ext. 1050; or online by going to http://www.sullivanarc.org – click on “Buy Tickets.”

Tickets are limited.

The 2013 tour visited gardens around the Village of Bloomingburg and was cosponsored by the

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AN OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS BEGINS WITH US! Featuring the finest in Christmas decor, American-made gifts, and more for friends, family and your home.

CHRISTMAS CLOSINGS

NEW YEAR’S CLOSINGS

Over 100 Years of Community Banking!

We will be closing at 3:00 pm on Tuesday, December 31st & closed on Wednesday, January 1st

845/482.4000 • www.jeffbank.com www.facebook.com/jeffersonvillebank

From your friends at Jeff Bank!

Holiday Hours: Mon-Sat 10AM-8PM • Sun till 5PM 107 Sullivan Street, Wurtsboro, NY

845-888-2100 BLOOMINGBURG • CALLICOON • ELDRED • JEFFERSONVILLE • LIBERTY • LIVINGSTON MANOR LOCH SHELDRAKE • MONTICELLO • NARROWSBURG • WAL-MART • WHITE LAKE • WURTSBORO

Visit us online at www.canaltowne.com or on Facebook, too!

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12/13 | 8 pm Magliano & Schwartz Unplugged 12/14 | 3 pm - Sullivan County Songwriters Circle 12/15 | 1 pm - Sunday Brunch w/Jazz Duo Barry Scheinfeld & Company 12/21 | 3 pm - Sullivan County Songwriters Circle 8 pm - The Dancing Cat’s Country Holiday Party featuring The Sommerville Brothers

“Christmas Country Extravaganza”

12/22 | 8 pm - Dennis Newburg 12/31 | 8 pm-11:30 pm New Year’s Eve w/The New Kings Call for details/reservations

There are far worse things than being led down the garden path, as SullivanArc’s garden tours will prove.

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Wurtsboro Board of Trade. The wine and cheese reception was held at the Meditation Garden at Our Lady of the Assumption Church and supplied by Butterfly Botanicals Inc. The 2012 tour featured gardens in and around the Hamlet of Roscoe and was cosponsored by the Rockland-Roscoe Chamber of Commerce. It ended with a reception at the Tennanah Lake Golf and Country Club.

The 2011 tour presented gardens along the Route 17 corridor and finished with a reception at Bashakill Vineyards in Wurtsboro.

The 2010 tour was in western Sullivan County and completed at ECCE Bed and Breakfast in Barryville.

SullivanArc is a not-for-profit agency dedicated to providing support and services to over 800 individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and to their families. Sullivan Renaissance is a beautification and community development program principally funded by the Gerry Foundation.

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Call Us For SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICING on Snowmobiles.

Several non-current models available.

B&B SERVICE CENTER SNOWMOBILES – ATVS – RANGERS – TRAILERS – CLOTHING – ACCESSORIES – SALES – PARTS – SERVICE BRUCE J. PAPA - (845) 985-2636 1355 COUNTY ROAD #19, CLARYVILLE, NY • WWW.BANDBPOLARIS.COM 12745

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Full line of Polaris ATVs & Rangers - Best Prices - Best Service in the Tri-State Area Warning: The Polaris RANGER® and RZR® are not intended for on-road use. Driver must be at least 16 years old with a valid driver’s license to operate. Passengers must be at least 12 years old and tall enough to grasp the hand holds and plant feet firmly on the floor. All SxS drivers should take a safety training course. Contact ROHVA at www.rohva.org or (949) 255-2560 for additional information. Drivers and passengers should always wear helmets, eye protection, protective clothing, and seat belts. Always use cab nets or doors (as equipped). Be particularly careful on difficult terrain. Never drive on public roads or paved surfaces. Never engage in stunt driving, and avoid excessive speeds and sharp turns. Riding and alcohol/drugs don’t mix. Check local laws before riding on trails. ATVs can be hazardous to operate. Polaris adult models are for riders 16 and older. For your safety, always wear a helmet, eye protection and protective clothing, and be sure to take a safety training course. For safety and training information in the U.S., call the SVIA at (800) 887-2887. You may also contact your Polaris dealer or call Polaris at (800) 342-3764. ©2013 Polaris Industries Inc.

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FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS COME TO

JOHN H. ESCHENBERG INC. SALES & SERVICE

845-887-5350

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HUSQVARNA • SNOW BLOWERS •CHAIN SAWS • TRIMMERS • TRACTORS Gift Certificates Available • Just 3 miles from Callicoon on Route 17B

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he Forestburgh Playhouse has announced its 2014 summer season. Though the box office will not open until May, and online tickets will not be available until then, the virtual Box Office is open for telephone enquiries and business all year long. Just call 794-1194 during regular business hours any time during the year, and you can purchase Season Tickets or Gift Certificates, arrange Group Sales, get on the mailing list, or make any other inquiries.

Evening performances for all shows are presented every Tuesday through Saturday at 8 p.m. Matinee performances for all shows are presented Wednesdays at 2 p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m.

Visit http://www.fbplayhouse.org for tickets and information.

Agatha Christie’s “A Murder is Announced” • June 10 – 15 The villagers of Chipping Cleghorn, including amateur sleuth Miss Marple, are agog with curiosity over an advertisement in the local gazette which reads: “A murder is announced and will take place on Friday October 29th, at Little Paddocks at 6.30 p.m.”

A childish practical joke or a hoax?

Whodunit?

“My Fair Lady” • June 17 – 29 The story of the cockney flower girl who learns to become a lady has become

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“Mame!” • July 1 – 13 It’s madcap Auntie Mame to the rescue, as she sails through life with her zany friends and nephew in tow! Loretta Swit stars as the lady herself, and Jerry Herman’s bouncy score is one of his best! If we could all have Mame’s optimism and zest, what a wonderful world it would be! First time ever at the Playhouse!

“Best Little Whorehouse in Texas” • July 15 – 28 Loretta Swit stars as Madam Mona in this happy-go-lucky tale of small town vice and political shenanigans that recounts the story of the Chicken Ranch, one of the better pleasure palaces in all of Texas. A

great musical score that’s just a little bit country.

“The Chosen” • August 26 – 31 Tells the much-beloved story of two boys, two fathers, and two very different Jewish communities in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Set against the backdrop of

World War II, the boys learn powerful lessons about their fathers, their communities, and themselves.

Unforgettable.

Holiday Gift Certificates Evening Matinee Single Tickets $35.00 $35.00 Classic Season Tickets $227.00 $189.00 Flex Season Tickets* $202.00 $189.00 Smart Saver* $126.00 N/A * – Visit website for more information.

“Mary Poppins” • July 29 – August 10 Fresh from Broadway and featuring an irresistible story and unforgettable songs from one of the most popular Disney films of all time, Mary Poppins is the perfect family show!

“La Cage aux Folles” • August 12 – 24 The good cheer and unflagging tunefulness of this naughty but nice fast stepping extravaganza delight everyone. Jerry Herman wrote the terrific score for this tale of a French Riviera nightclub where the showgirls aren’t exactly what they seem!

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Dr. Jorge R. Delgado Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist

• Most Insurance & HMOs Accepted • Old Fashioned Doctor Patient Relationship in a warm comfortable atmosphere.

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one of the most beloved musicals ever, due to both the perfect book and those songs! “I Could Have Danced All Night,” “On the Street Where You Live,” “Get Me to the Church on Time.” Sheer magic!

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HOME, GARDEN & PET INC. Brands you trust.

People who know.

Carhartt Jackets

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Carhartt Coats

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Carhartt Hoodies & Crewneck Sweatshirts

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Ladies Fashion Scarves

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Jubilee Scarf Charms

Carhartt Graphic Long Sleeve Tee’s

Winter Boots for Men, Women & Children

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and up Full Line of Ladies & Mens Slippers

Diehl's Maple Syrup

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Winter Hats, Socks & Gloves

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We are always open so why not visit us today at : Diehl Homestead Farm, 93 Diehl Rd, Callicoon, NY 12723 phone: (845)482-5047 Why pay retail?? Come to the source and save money!

Kids & Women’s Hats

Yankee Candle Scent of the month

Also available: Maple Cream Maple Sugar Maple Candy Gift bottles and packages

Carhartt Lined Jeans & Pants

Carhartt Knit Caps & Hats

Balsam & Cedar 25% OFF

Pure All Natural NY Maple Syrup and Honey

A variety of cut X-Mas Trees

Flannel Shirts Lined & Unlined

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Carhartt Ladies Hoodies & Vests

Carhartt Unlined Pants & Jeans

Men, Women, Children & Toddlers Snowsuits & Snowpants

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Bibs

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ACCENT TM EV.2 $373.99 MINI GLOW $179.99 ROLL-N-GLOW EV.2 $429.99

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Mens & Ladies Insulated Underwear

HOME, GARDEN & PET INC.

Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8am-5:30pm • Sun. 9am-3pm OPEN 11 Bon Jovi Lane, Liberty NY 12754 7 DAYS

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Like us on

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*Not responsible for typographical errors. Items may not be exactly as shown in photographs.

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This Season Give The Gift of Great Food & Good Times.

Indoor & Outdoor Lake Side Dining

Gift Cards Available.

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OPEN 7 DAYS SUNDAY TO 2 PM

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• Workers Compensation

• Elder Law

• Social Security Disability

• Estate Planning

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ANNIE’S PLACE CONTEMPORARY COUNTRY GIFTS

A unique store for you and your friends!

• Top Home Appliance Brands Kenmore & Craftsman Tools, Lawn & Garden Products

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Hours: Mon-Fri: 9:30 am - 7:00 pm Sat: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm Sun: 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

Washers Mattresses Refrigerators Window Air Cooking Ranges Conditioners Freezers Dryers

Vacuums Tractors Tools Fitness Equipment

Lawn Mowers Televisions

Lawn & Garden Parts

Dishwashers Microwaves

• Newest Looks for the Home • Accessories • Grandmothers Shop • Pillows, Quilts, Rugs • Special Prints, Pictures

Special gifts for everyone

Sears Hometown Store

25 Sullivan Ave., Ste 1, Liberty, NY 12754 • Phone: 845-292-7580 Fax: 845-292-7803

Shop local on Stewart Ave. in Roscoe 607-498-4139

Kenmore | Bosch | Electrolux | LG | GE | Maytag | Whirlpool

BRANDS: Kitchen Aid | Craftsman | Husqvarna | DeWalt | Samsung Sony | Sharp | Panasonic | Toshiba | NordicTrack

• Stonewall Kitchen • Bath & Body • Greeting Cards • Table Top • Candles

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• Fresh Cut Christmas Trees Centerpieces • Poinsettias • Centerpieces • Poinsettias Christmas Trees• Roping Roping Fresh•Wreaths & Silk •Flowers • Fresh & Silk Flowers Wreaths

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Hoping All Your Holiday Wishes Come True

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Experience the Magic of the Holidays at

“DANCE of the LIGHTS” An outdoor music and holiday light show Nightly starting Nov. 29th at 7pm thru Christmas Eve at Canal Towne Emporium in the Heart of Wurtsboro, N.Y. www.danceofthelights.com Sponsored by Before or after the show...

Danny’s 11515

Seafood, pizza, sandwiches, Steaks, Holiday Parties, Sullivan St., Wurtsboro 888-2000

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Hillside Greenhouse offers a winter wonderland STORY AND PHOTOS

BY SHARON SPACE-BAMBERGER

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illside Greenhouses is one of the oldest florists in the Sullivan County area. Co-owner Dale Van Denberg revealed, “The Van Denberg family came here in 1963, we are celebrating our fiftieth year.”

Wife Carol runs the business with Dale.

Floral designer Joseph Topolsix has worked for the Van Denbergs for 32 of those 50 years and he is proud of the business.

“Currently we are offering Christmas trees, wreaths and roping. We have beautiful poinsettias, cyclamens and other flowering plants.

We have dozens of different holiday floral arrangements including table centerpieces.

We also offer fresh fruit baskets, gourmet meat and cheese assortments and Kosher

dried fruit and nut trays,” said Topolsix.

All of the above are available for local delivery or by wire. Credit cards welcomed.

Hillside also offers custom landscaping.

During the time of the Democrat’s visit, Hillside crews were busy decorating the grounds and interior of a local home. The happy homeowner had a striking holiday display without getting frost bit.

Hillside Greenhouse is located at 1 Kaempfer Lane, Liberty (next to the Liberty Firehouse). Call 292-5770.

Floral Designer Joseph Topolsix, left, and Hillside coowner Dale Van Denberg pose with a display of long lasting Cyclamen plants and small evergreens.

HAVE A SAFE, HEALTHY HOLIDAY SEASON TO ALL!

Joseph N. Garlick Funeral Home Inc. Exclusively Serving the Jewish Community Proud location of the Giving Tree

Jewish Owned & Independently Operated

Locally sourced ingredients, lovingly prepared

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Happy Holidays!

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40 Main Street, Narrowsburg, NY 12764

(845) 252-3333 12692

theheronrestaurant@gmail.com The Heron Restaurant • www.theheronrestaurant.com

388 Broadway 186 Canal St. Monticello Ellenville www.josephngarlickfuneralhome.com

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A rooster from Hillside’s flock of exotic chickens inspects freshly delivered untrimmed wreaths and Christmas trees.

Every item in this artfully arranged area would be a special gift. Hillside can deliver your gifts locally or by wire.

Mikes Tire

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& Auto Service Center

ALL MAJOR & MINOR REPAIRS “Expert Repairs With Personal Service”

4 Wheel Alignment • Truck Repairs Truck & Tractor Trailers NYS Inspection • All Major Brands Available NYS Inspections • Heavy Equipment & Tractor Trailer Tires Road Service • 24-Hr Towing • Used Cars Sold Mounting & Computer Balancing Mechanic & Body Repairs • National & Government Accounts

WHOLESALE & RETAIL Leather ● Denim ● Neck Ties ● Bandanas Wallets/Rings/Bracelets/Earrings ● Tee-Shirts ● Adult & Children’s Boots ● Hats ● Coats ● Belts/Buckles ● Sweatshirts ● Vests ● Collectible Plates ● Desk Accessories ● Apparel ● Collectibles ● Clocks ● Harley Barbie/Ken Dolls ● Lighters ● Ash Trays ● HO Scale Trains ● Key Chains ● Helmets ● Blankets/Throws ●

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Pecks’ Markets

Catskill Mountain Sugar House, LLC

For All Your Holiday Needs Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at Pecks!

• CALLICOON 845-887-5090

10 Sugarhouse Lane Grahamsville, New York, 12740

Producers of maple syrup, maple cream & sugar Supplying local vendors year-round

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Deli and Cookie Platters Fruit Baskets Fruit and Vegetable Platters Freshest Beef, Pork and Poultry - cut the way you want it!

Holiday Cards and Gift Wrap Gift Cards available at all locations

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Visit Peck’s Markets in:

Available locally at the Grahamsville Deli, Monticello Farmer’s Market, Catskill Harvest in Liberty, Peck’s Markets throughout Sullivan County, Eureka Market in Grahamsville, and GMart in Wurtsboro

• ELDRED • JEFFERSONVILLE • NARROWSBURG • LIVINGSTON MANOR 845-557-6315 845-482-3800 845-252-3016 845-439-4091

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– Sporting Goods and Accessories – • Hunting & Fishing Supplies Guns & Ammo Live Bait Reloading Services St. Croix Dealer Archery Gun Broker Service

For your convenience we now have two office locations: 12276

548 Broadway Main Office: Monticello, NY 12701 P.O. Box 333 / 6872 Route 209 Call for appointment Wawarsing, NY 12489 Phone (845) 647-4800 • (800) 4 COOMBE • Fax (845) 647-4800 Email: pcoombe@coombefinancial.com

623 Gabel Road, Callicoon, NY 12723 The intersection of 52A and Gabel Road

(845) 887-4800 www.sportsmensden.biz

Now Featuring: Quick Lube, using Synthetic Blend or Full Synthetic Oil. We also fill window washer fluid, check all fluid levels, and inspect CV boots.

Financing as low as 5% 1.9% to qualified buyers

Year-End Salzburg Creations

Warehouse Liquidation Sale I NC O R P O R AT E D

Salzburg Creations, Inc. A Major Designer & Producer Of Holiday Decorations Is Offering All Topiaries, Wreaths, Candles, Napkin Rings, Ornaments, Children’s Rugs, Oriental & Modern Rugs At Incredible Discounts

5 quarts synthetic blend oil & new filter $35 plus tax Next to Sherman’s Service Center

845-436-9447

www.sandmautosales.com COME SEE US FOR ALL YOUR AUTO SERVICE NEEDS!

Full detailing & waxing • FREE Outside Car Wash • with oil change

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THALMANN’S SERVICE CENTER

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Visit our website at: www.salzburgcreations.com For early viewing and purchasing, please call 796-0675

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Locally Owned & Operated – Our Services –

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44A Main Street, Narrowsburg, NY 845.252.9986 Now open 7 days a week

www.bydelaine.com

CALL US TODAY! 845-292-4808

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NESDALE THE HOLIDAYS See these fine businesses through page 15G FRESH and EVERLASTING ARRANGEMENTS

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1130 Texas Palmyra Hwy • Honesdale, PA 12743

570-352-3300

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Educating the community on healthy food choices. Supporting fresh, local, non-gmo, organic & grass-fed efforts.

Under New Ownership 524 Main Street • Honesdale, PA 18431

Fresh Flowers • Wreaths • Centerpieces • Poinsettias Wedding Designs • Plants

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2014 Dodge Dar Dart A DOZEN SE TO CHOO FROM 125 Grandview Inc. • Honesdale, PA 18431 Sales: 888.233.7049 • Service: 877.348.4334 Parts: 888.668.6840 • www.bandbdodge.com

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Tips and tricks for a perfect Christmas tree A

Tips for selecting the best Christmas tree:

s families brave the elements

this weekend to pick the per•••••• ••••• ••••• fect Christmas tree, Cornell

University experts offer a few tips on choosing a tree as well as some tricks to preserve its beauty throughout the season.

Elizabeth Lamb has a Ph.D. in plant breeding and is a senior extension associate with the Cornell Cooperative Extension’s New York State Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program. Brian Eshenaur is a plant pathologist, a certified New York State nursery professional and a Western New York-based educator with NYS IPM. Lamb says: “Due to regular rainfall most growers had a good year and there are lots of beautiful trees available despite seeing a bit of Phytophthora, a kind of root rot, in the fields.

“The fresher the tree the better, which is a good reason to buy local.

The branches should be springy and smell good. A few loose needles aren’t a problem but you shouldn’t get handfuls when you brush the branches.”

Eshenaur says: “The best way to preserve the tree’s freshness is to keep plenty of fresh water in the tree stand. If possible, when you bring it home, make a new cut from the bottom of the trunk if you think the tree has spent some time on the tree lot and the cut stump looks weathered and dirty.

That way you’re sure to have open ‘pipework’ to keep the water flowing to the needles.”

• Firs and pines have the best nee-

dle retention and can last for a month or more indoors. However if buying a spruce tree, plan to have it in the house for just a week to 10 days.

Look for a tree with a good solidgreen color. Needle yellowing or a slight brown speckled color could

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Many varieties of firs and pines suitable as Christmas trees are available at your local farms and retailers.

indicate there was a pest problem and could lead to early needle drop.

Don’t be afraid to handle and bend the branches and shoots. Green needles should not come off in your hands. Also, the shoots should be flexible. Avoid a tree if the needles shed or if the shoots crack or snap with handling.

Christmas trees should smell good. If there isn’t much fragrance when you flex the needles, it may mean that the tree was cut too long ago.

If possible, make a fresh cut on the bottom so the tree’s vascular tissue (pipe work) is not plugged and so the tree can easily take up water. Then, if you’re not bringing it into the house right away, get the tree in a bucket of water outside.

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Currently brothers Lyman and Gary Holmes operate the store, which offers a very wide selection of American made gift giving ideas from home decor, to clothing, food, Christmas decorations and so much more.

Located on 107 Sullivan Street in downtown Wurtsboro, the store also hosts Dance of the Lights, a music and Christmas Light Show which starts every night at 7 p.m. through Christmas eve. The show is co-sponsored by Danny’s Village Inn and Wurtsboro Electric.

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Themed Tree Exhibit Through January 1 Hurleyville: Sullivan County Historical Society Annual Exhibit of decorated holiday trees from organizations around the county located at 265 Main St. For more information call 845-434-8044 or emailhfried@hvc.rr.com

Annual Holiday Show, Group Exhibition, and Sale Wurtsboro: Wurtsboro Art Alliance - Give the gift of art this holiday season! Open Saturdays & Sunday noon–4 pm through Dec. 22.

Art in Sixes Narrowsburg: Delaware Arts Center – “Art in Sixes” – A curated small works group show featuring 6” works by 100 artists on exhibit through December 22.

Botanical Art Exhibit Livingston Manor: Morgan Outdoors – An exhibition of botanical illustrator Wendy Hollender’s artwork featuring edible wild plants, from “Foraging & Feasting: A Field Guide and Wild Food Cookbook.” Thurs.–Sat. & Mon., 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sun. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. through December 30.

Exhibit & Sale Narrowsburg: Delaware Arts Center – Valley Artists Holiday Sale, sponsored and presented by Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, Signature Gifts Shop and Loft Gallery. Tues-Sat, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.

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Keeping Time: The Photography of Don Hunstein The Unseen Archives of Columbia Records Bethel: The exhibit highlights the 30-year career of Don Hunstein as in-house photographer at Columbia Records in New York City from the 1950s through the 1970s. During that time, Hunstein photographed thousands of rehearsals, recording sessions, and candid moments of some of the era’s most important musicians and singers.

His position at Columbia Records gave him unique access to Bob Dylan, Miles Davis, Barbra Streisand, Aretha Franklin, Simon & Garfunkel, and countless others, and his photographs capture the true spirit of the performers and their time. When Hunstein arrived in NYC in 1954, Columbia Records was growing and wanted to create an in-house photo department to handle promotional photography, album artwork, and business photography. They hired Hunstein, and he kept the position until Columbia dismantled the in-house studio in 1986.

Through the first half of the 20th century, Columbia Records was well known for its recordings of classical and other symphonic music, jazz, and popular music, resisting the trend toward rock ‘n’ roll.

That changed when a young folk singer on the label, Bob Dylan, made the shocking move to electrify his music, which initiated their shift toward rock ‘n’ roll.

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for its sixth year! Bring the kids and enjoy this spectacular holiday treat! Trains on Main will be on display at the CAS Arts Center, Morgan Outdoors, and other businesses around Livingston Manor through December 31.

The Santa Express Visiting Bethel Town Square at 5:30 p.m. and Liberty Main St at 7 p.m. on the 14th and Rotary Corner, St John’s St and Broadway, Monticello at 5 p.m. and Brian Ingber Park in Fallsburg at 6:30 p.m. on the 15th. Lots of smiling children and happy people. A non commercialized special gift from all of us on-board The Santa Express. Share the Magic of the holiday.

Dance of the Lights Wurtsboro: Canal Towne Emporium presents this fantastic light show set to music every night sharply at 7 p.m. on Sullivan Ave. Enjoy the show.

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Santa’s Workshop Eldred: A place where children can experience the magic of Christmas with Santa. Toy building, storytelling, tree decorating, and much more interactive things to do with Santa at his temporary home in Eldred on December 13.

Book & Poetry Reading Livingston Manor: Catskill Art Society – December 14 at 3 p.m. Patricia Eakins, a writer with strong ties to Sullivan County who is currently based in New York City, will read from her collection of stories “The Hungry Girls,” a book of counterfables about imaginary animals and feral people. She will also read excerpts from “The Marvelous Adventures of Pierre Baptiste,” a novel in the voice of a slave who has taught himself to be a natural historian in the tradition of Buffon, as well as excerpts from a three-part work called “Power in Opposite Parts” that evokes the world of ancient shamanic hunters. Bertha Rogers is a poet, translator, book artist, and director of the

Bright Hill Literary Center in Treadwell, NY. Bertha will share her translations of the AngloSaxon riddle-poems from the ancient Exeter Book, as well as her original riddle-poems and her poems on the theme of humanity’s treatment of animals and nature. She will also share from her translation of “Beowulf,” with its compelling Grendel, “fierce, greedy and slaughterproud.” This event is free and open to the public, and small donations will be accepted at the door.

Book Signing & Reception Narrowsburg: Delaware Arts Center – 2 p.m.

The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance will host a book signing and reception for Narrowsburg author Vera B. Williams on Sunday, Dec. 15.

Williams’ book, A Chair for My Mother, has been chosen as one of the 100 Greatest Children’s Books of the Last Century by the New York Public Library. A Chair for My Mother (1982) stands alongside ninety-nine other classics such as Dr. Seuss’ Green Eggs and Ham (1962), E.B. White’s Charlotte’s Web (1952), Maurice Sendak’s Where

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Holiday Concert at the Sullivan County Government Center Lobby in Monticello at noon: 12/13 – Liberty HS Honors Band led by Dan McConnell and Liberty MS Woodwind Ensemble led by Eric Aweh 12/16 – Monticello HS World Music Ensemble led by David Chidsey and RJK MS String Ensemble led by Karen Laufersweiler 12/18 – Chase School Recorders led by Rebecca Perlman 12/19 – Liberty HS Honors Chorus led by Tim Hamblin 12/20 – Children’s Chorus from the Nutcracker Festival, led Amy Phillips.

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Books about local history make great holiday gifts

This information comes from County Historian John Conway’s Retrospect column of November 30, 2012 and has been modified and slightly updated.

Retrospect appears every Friday in the Sullivan County Democrat.

Among Conway’s books still in print are ‘Loomis: The Man, The Sanitarium and The Search for the Cure’ published by Purple Mountain Press.

Besides telling the story of one of Sullivan County’s largest and most renowned institutions, the book details the impact the influx of tuberculosis treatment centers had on the county’s resort industry. Other, Conway titles make interesting and informative reading, from History Press: 2008’s ‘Remembering the Sullivan County Catskills’ a compilation of the best of these Retrospect columns from past years, and 2009’s ‘Sullivan County: A Bicentennial History in Images’ a chronological history of the region told mainly in photographs, are available at online booksellers.

There are still just a very few copies available of the limited edition booklet,

‘Blessed By The Gods: The History of Sullivan County as a Healing Environment’ which tells the story of how its reputation for possessing special curative properties. To order, send $9.50 (including postage) to Debra Conway/P.O. Box 185/Barryville, NY 12719.

‘Condensed History of the 143d Regiment’: Myron Gittel’s reprinting of the 143rd New York Volunteers regimental history. This new paperback version, which has thumbnails about each of the battles in which the regiment took part as well as the listing of all the soldiers who were part of the regiment, sells for $19.95 and is available at many local retailers.

‘Bethel’: By Town of Bethel Clerk Rita Sheehan is chock full of interesting and rarely seen photos of Black Lake, Bushville, Briscoe, White Lake, Kauneonga Lake, Mongaup Valley, Smallwood, Swan Lake and Bethel, as well as some from the 1969 Woodstock Music Festival. Sheehan’s book also contains a considerable amount of historical information that has not been recorded elsewhere. Available from online

booksellers such as Amazon.com.

‘Mamakating’: Monika A. Roosa’s book was released by Arcadia in 2007, but if you haven’t seen it, make it a point to get it this year. It is packed with great old-time photos of the town from Bloomingburg to Wurtsboro, as it grew from the earliest days when the Lenape held great council fires in the Mamakating valley to the construction of Route 17, the Quickway.

‘Satan’s Circus’: By Mike Dash is a 2008 book about Sullivan County native Charles Becker, a New York City police officer who was executed in 1915 for a murder he quite likely did not commit. ‘Murder & Mayhem in the Catskills’: By Caroline Crane was released by The History Press in the summer of 2008. The book contains a number of great tales of crime and punishment, including some relating to the activities of organized crime and Murder, Inc. here in the county.

‘Making Mountains: New York City and the Catskills’: By David Stradling has an interesting and unique look at the impact New York City has had on

the development of the Catskills, including Sullivan County.

‘Monticello’: By Tom Rue is a pictorial history of the village and provides a heretofore unavailable look at the growth of the county’s first and largest village, from the day in 1804 that John Patterson Jones cut down the first tree for his home till the present day. The book is available from www.tomrue.net.

‘Memoirs from Eldred, New York, 1800-1950’: By Louise Elizabeth Smith and Gary Dean Smith. The latest book, ‘Farewell to Eldred’ concludes the story of the families who settled on either side of Halfway Brook, in the Town of Highland first read about in ‘The Mill on Halfway Brook’ and continued in ‘Echo Hill and Mountain Grove.’ Through the eyes of her Austin and Leavenworth relatives, Louise Smith weaves an account of the daily lives of the descendants of early settlers such as Austin, Leavenworth, Eldred, Myers, Bodine, Bradley, Bosch, Clark, Gardner, Hallock, Mills, Boyd, Horton, Greig, Stege, and more.

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More than a food store, or a place to shop STORY AND PHOTOS BY ANYA TIKKA

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Owners Calin Riffle and David Morris in front of their Farm N' Go store in Barryville.

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haring and education about food are just as important as providing the community with fresh locally grown produce, said Calin Riffle, the owner of the newly opened Farm N’ Go store explained about her philosophy.

Her message is that using local businesses year round, not just on Small Business Saturday, is beneficial for everyone. She manages the store mostly on her own, while her partner David Morris works in the Heirloom Acres farm, where most of the produce comes from.

“Upward of 80 percent of products on grocery store shelves contain GMOs,” she explained, referring to genetically modified organism. “…and that’s a big reason why we felt we have to set up shop, and not just do the farm markets, but to be here all the time.”

Calin also wants to make food affordable, and she’s already planning to hang up signs offering permanent discounts to senior citizens, veterans, and firefighters. She also wants to educate people about the food options available, health and environment, and how choosing to stay local helps to put the money back to local economy.

“We farm using sustainable methods, permaculture,” Calin said, avoiding using the word “organic,” feeling it’s now too commercialized.

She said her farm and many of her suppliers are not certified, because she wants to avoid interference in their farming methods.

The quaint store on Route 97 in

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Handmade goat milk soaps are good to use on sensitive skin, even on the face, Calin explained.

‘Upward of 80 percent of products on grocery store shelves contain genetically modified organisms..that’s a big reason why we set up shop’ Calin Riffle Farm N’ Go owner |

The customers get a prompt 50 cent store credit, and the jars get recycled.

Calin is just about to get the Christmas produce out, including wreaths and beeswax candles, and offers affordable gift baskets ready to wrap. Gift baskets are from $6 to $30.

Among the planned education programs, the farm store plans to offer wild mushroom walks where anyone can come along.

Calin’s background is 20 years in fashion, living in Manhattan. Giving birth to her son changed her perspective, and she moved to Sullivan County, met David and settled down to farming.

Calin and David’s motto is, “We sell what we grow.”

The store is open weekends only, Friday and Saturdays from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; and Sundays from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. It is located at 3465 Route 97, Barryville. Call 557-0110.

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Barryville opened just last July, and Calin said, “It’s been great. It was insanely busy when we first opened, and it’s been steady since. Actually October was the busiest month.”

The produce varies seasonally, and pumpkins, mums, and apple cider feature strongly in fall. “I found since we opened the store, it’s become this local hub, from New York[ers] who already are foodies, but we’re also getting a nice group of locals.”

All produce includes items prepared by Calin herself, or by people whom she knows personally.

The farm produce varies seasonally, but included squash, apples, onions, garlic, homemade soups, pies, hummus, pesto, and fresh egg. “Dahlias and tomatoes are my specialty,” she commented.

Fresh bread and tea cakes come from Fabulous Five Bakery. Several local beekeepers provide honey.

Calin herself prepares fresh ground nut butters, preserves, and chutneys.

Also on sale are goat milk creams, chemical free and totally natural made by hand by a farmer in Pennsylvania, vegan soaps and creams, lip balms, local heirloom botanicals teas, foot creams, lavender air sprays, and candles and farm raised grass fed meat and chicken.

“All the paper we use in labeling is recycled, and I used milk to glue them on the jars,” she explained.

The jars are Ball, all American made. Another feature going with the store’s theme is returnable glass jars.

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A shop for four seasons STORY AND PHOTOS BY FRANK RIZZO

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he chill of winter, the ice and snow, keep the mind far from thoughts of lawns and gardens, but maybe it’s not a bad idea to start thinking of new tools it will take to tackle outdoor jobs come next spring.

In the meantime, there is the threat of ever present snow and the possibility of losing power to your house.

And of course, it’s the holiday season. Maybe someone on your wish list needs a chainsaw, or a weed whacker, or a log splitter.

For these and much more, John Eschenberg’s in Callicoon is the place for all seasons for a wide variety of power equipment.

Started by the late John Eschenberg in 1947, it is now run by his son Dennis and has been providing high quality outdoor tools in the western end of the county for decades.

Dennis is the genial guide through the two showrooms filled a “kid-in-acandy-store” worth of new shiny tools. The shop is an authorized dealer for such highly regarded products as Husqvarna, Stihl and Simplicity.

Here one will find gas-powered generators, ride-on mowers, shredders and chippers and backpack blowers.

Dennis has been working full time at his father’s shop since 1967, and started helping out as a pre-teen in 1959.

“There were no working papers then,” he said with a laugh. “My pay was getting free room and board at

Above: A few of the snowblowers in stock, ready for any type of snow clearing task.

Left: “Little Buddy” is right at home in this window space between one of the showrooms and the service desk.

Below: Dennis Eschenberg poses with an appropriately hooded Stihl chainsaw.

home.”

Service is the other component of a quality shop. Dennis, along with technicians Raymond Olsen (27 years) and Daniel Sattler (“he’s been with us on and off since he was a kid”) need to keep up with ever evolving technology and have to take online or in-class courses to maintain their certification.

Dennis has seen a lot of changes during his decades in the business.

“Computers in a chainsaw? I have to laugh. Whoever would have thought it?” he chuckled.

For info call 887-5350.

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