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Your September 5
Artswalk Preview!
September First Fridays Artswalk
Friday, September 5
, 5 to 8 pm
over a dozen different art shows
featuring work by
over 20 accomplished regional artists
in Pittsfield's bustling Upstreet Cultural District during the First Fridays Artswalk and
all month long!
(In most venues, artists will be present from 5 to 8 pm on Friday, September 5
Join Artswalk Chair Mary McGinnis on a
free guided tour
beginning at
on September 5
at the
Berkshire Regional Transit Authority's Intermodal Center,
1 Columbus Ave!
The fun doesn't stop at 8! Join us for the Artswalk After Party from 8-10 pm at the Whitney Center for the Arts, 42 Wendell Avenue. Free and open to the public!
Artswalk Spotlight:
Stefanie Weber/Creatures of Habitat Physical Poetry Public Performance Project
The Creatures of Habitat Physical Poetry Public Performance Project will
premiere a new work-in-progress scene, "The Magic is in The Mechanism",
beginning at the
Lichtenstein Center for the Arts, 28 Renne Avenue
, Pittsfield, MA, at
8 pm on Friday, September 5
as part of First Fridays Artswalk. The performance begins at 8 pm at the Lichtenstein but
be prepared to move to alternate outdoor locations.
Stefanie Weber began the Creatures of Habitat Physical Poetry Performance Project in 2001
to artistically explore connections between behavior, environment and a collective psyche she believes humans share with the rest of nature.
Weber's most recent obsessive investigation, "Auto Mobile Body Works"
follows her extremes suitably through the fascination of how: a media-loaded body part tells a real story, metaphors that an unmoving vehicle can inspire, and paved habitats that require passing through to retain existence. Weber must create in order to survive and her work exhibits and highlights that need in all of us.
It is action-based art: poems in physical form that include the bones of a collective moving dream.
The Creatures of Habitat Physical Poetry Public Performance Project
utilize video projection, movement, music, and vehicles in outdoor paved spaces, parking garages, lots, alleys, abandoned industrial atmospheres and car wash bays to bring persistent metaphors to life
. Sculptural regalia and intentional visual limitations for all the bodies present transport the viewer into a mythical world of blurred lines between real and imagined. The audience is an active participant, traveling to 5 separate locations to view the work.
Stefanie has been touring this performance to different cities, recently returning from Detroit and she will be in New York City with it in October. Pittsfield is her native city and where she likes to premiere and tryout new work.
For the September Artswalk, Stefanie will premiere a new work-in-progress scene, "The Magic is in The Mechanism", from this series (Auto Mobile Body Works)
which will include
images and choreography gathered from time exploring former General Electric sites
in Pittsfield in
collaboration with fine arts photographer Monika Pizzichemi
. In general, this work is unique because it is
performed in 5 different outdoor locations and the audience travels with the performers to each location to experience it
This project is made possible by the Pittsfield Office of Cultural Development, the Art + Industry Initiative, and First Fridays Artswalk.
For more information, visit their website:
Artswalk Highlights:
In These Shoes: Bespoke Footwear in America
at the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts
28 Renne Avenue, Pittsfield, MA.
"In These Shoes: Bespoke Footwear in America" opens on Friday, September 5th with a reception from 5 to 8 pm during Artswalk.
The show originated at the Quigley Gallery at Clarke University (Dubuque, IA) in 2013 and will be traveling throughout the country in various galleries and museums
In These Shoes
exhibits the work of bespoke shoemakers from around the country and blurs the boundaries of fashion, art and craft.
The show features handmade-to-order footwear from conceptual to couture, that both fit the foot and look like no off-the-rack shoes-- akin to sculpture. With a burgeoning trend of fashion and costume being recognized in major museums like the Whitney and MoMA, this is the first show to specifically highlight contemporary bespoke shoemakers.
The artists included in this show have widely diverse styles, but share a traditional shoemaking process involving leather, thread, and tacks, built around lasts for specific individuals.
The artists maintain the traditional, artisanal hand-lasting and hand-welting process that modern factories have eliminated.
Artists include: Daphne Board, Amara Hark-Weber, Paul Krause, Jesse Moore, Paul Opperman, Michelle Quick, and Anne Marika Verploegh Chasse.
This show was conceived and developed by members of The Honourable Cordwainers' Company, a historical shoemaking guild in the United States dedicated to preserving the craft of shoemaking by hand.
The show is on display through September 27th. The Lichtenstein Center for the Arts is open Wednesday through Saturday, noon to 5 pm.
Photographs by Allan Seppä at DEIDRE'S Special Day
2 South Street, Pittsfield, MA
Allan Seppä will be showing a series of photographs entitled
"Landscapes, Cityscapes and Seascapes: Photographs by Allan Seppä"
at DEIDRE'S from September 3rd to September 28th. There will be a reception held during Artswalk on Friday, September 5th from 5 to 8pm.
Allan's art photography features
canvas gallery-wrap landscapes, cityscapes, and seascapes including scenes on the east and west coasts of America, Finland, Estonia, and Canada
. For more information on Allan, visit
2 Galleries and 2 Exhibits at The Whitney Center for the Arts
42 Wendell Avenue, Pittsfield, MA.
Gallery W
@the Whit will be exhibiting a
Photography show called, "Whee..." Featuring Nick Decandia & Jess Tobin.
Colt Gallery
will host
new works by artist Susan Hartley Himmel paired with art-inspired poems by Gerald M. Tuckman
for the month of September.
Autumn Alchemy is about change, the cycle of life represented in spirals, the wonders of nature, and abstract expressions honoring all the season brings. This show evolved into a pairing of fine art and poetry when poet Jerry Tuckman met artist Susan Himmel and they discovered their work is like a fine wine pairing. In this case it is
a pairing of images and words that creates a unique taste of the season
Susan Himmel celebrates the coming of autumn with vibrant colors and a fresh look at the season. Several motifs are explored in
mixed media paintings incorporating different elements and textures
to bring her paintings to life. Jerry Tuckman has written
poems and haikus which were inspired by Himmel's paintings
. Together they provide a unique toast to the alchemy of autumn.
Opening receptions for both shows will be held Friday, September 5th from 5-8 pm.
Stick around for the Artswalk After Party starting at 8 pm.
For more information on The Whitney Center for the Arts, visit
. The Whitney Center for the Arts hours: Wed to Fri 4-7 PM, Sat. 12-5PM & by appointments.
Jim Day AND Stained Glass at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
67 East Street, Pittsfield, MA
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church will feature
artist Jim Day
for the month of September. They will also show off
The Stained Glass Art of Mary Tillinghast and Louis Comfort Tiffany
and other
key features of the church
There will be an opening reception and
tours of the windows
by members of St. Stephen's. Booklets with information on the windows are available.
Click here for a look at their self-guided tour.
Ana Maria Martin at Berkshire Medical Center
725 North Street, Pittsfield, MA.
The works of Ana Maria Martin will be featured in September. Berkshire Medical Center will host a
reception for the artist from 3pm to 5pm
on Friday, September 5
in the Main Lobby of BMC.
Anna Maria Martin works in acrylic and oil on canvas at her studios in Santiago and Pittsfield. As a part time resident of the Berkshires; her current work on exhibition is dedicated to life and family. The exhibit at BMC will show different life styles, focusing and showing both nature and real and abstract human silhouettes full of color, texture and imagination.
Anna was born in Santiago de Chile and studied Fine Art at the University of Chile. She has been employed in design internationally -working in Germany, Algeria and Chile with an emphasis on posters, calendars, safety manuals, presentation materials and oil paintings.
New Painting Series by Marion Grant at Unusual Wedding Rings & More
Crawford Square, 137 North Street, Pittsfield, MA.
The public is invited to an opening of artist Marion Grant's
oil paintings
on September 5th from 5 to 8 pm during Artswalk. The works in Grant's
"Vessel Series" exhibition are an exploration of the many forms the artist's extensive collection of bottles, vases, bowls, pitchers, and other containers take
. The images reflect the artist's interest in color, shape, texture, and especially the interplay of foreground and background. Each still life was painted with a limited palette - reflected in the names of the works such as Vessels in Blue and Ochre and Vessels in Red and Green.
Grant lives in Richmond, MA and paints at her studio in the NU Arts building at 311 North Street, Pittsfield. About this recent work, the artist says, "The simplest objects offer unlimited possibilities for investigating color and form. I set up the objects in my studio and let the arrangements inspire me."
To view more work by the artist, visit
. The exhibition will be on display for the month of September: Tuesday through Friday from 10:15 am to 5:50 pm and Saturdays from 10 am to 4 pm.
Stephanie Quetti
at The Marketplace Café
53 North Street, Pittsfield, MA.
Stephanie Quetti is
inspired by things in nature and often loves to paint outdoors
in the summer. She
works primarily in oil
. She was born and currently lives in Pittsfield. Her first and most influential teacher was Morris Bennett at Taconic High School. She later studied Fine Art at Berkshire Community and Smith College. The painting styles of Vincent Van Gogh and Gustav Kilmt deeply influence her work. She considers Jackson Pollock, Amedeo Modigliani, Mary Cassatt and Rene Magritte brilliant and innovative artists. In the near future, she is very excited to be working on a committee to create outdoor murals in Pittsfield.
There will be an opening reception with the artist during Artswalk from 5-8 pm on Friday, September 5
"Summer's Green" Group Exhibition
at Bagels Too
166 North Street, Pittsfield, MA.
For the month of September, The Art Gallery at Bagels Too will feature
paintings, constructions and photographs by local artists which celebrate summer's green.
The Gallery will be showing joyous summer paintings by
Judy Artioli
of Middlefield, a photo collage of green summer images by
Tanya Bougaevskaya
of Pittsfield, oils by Cambridge and West Stockbridge painter
Karen Carmean
, green summer watercolor landscapes by
Patrice Farrell
of Stockbridge, Green Love and other photographs by Pittsfield's
Susan Geller
, West Stockbridge greenery by photographer
Doane Perry
, photographs of trees glimpsed from a moving car by
Rosemary Starace
of Pittsfield and, perhaps, more.
There will be an opening reception with the artist during Artswalk on Friday, September 5
. Susan Gordon, owner of Bagels Too, will present a classic wine and cheese reception with extras and, of course, bagels.
Peter Russo Photography at Steven Valenti's Clothing for Men
157 North Street, Pittsfield, MA.
"Natural Structures" fine art photography by Peter Russo
will be on display at Steven Valenti's Clothing for Men from September 3rd to September 28th; with a reception held during Artswalk on Friday, September 5th from 5 to 8 pm.
The photographs in "Natural Structures" are a
close-up look at the beauty of small, everyday, naturally-occurring forms of life
. Some of the shapes that make them up are universal. The fragile folds of a budding poppy become cloth, or flesh; a white wisp of seaweed appears to be a pile of bones; lichen encroaching on a chunk of quartz, a bird's-eye view of a lake. Others appear almost alien.
Familiar or not, looking deeply at even the most seemingly mundane life forms reveals something, whether about the larger world, or the viewer.
Native to the hill towns of Western Massachusetts, Russo received an A.A. from Berkshire Community College and a B.F.A. in Printmaking from UMass Amherst. He currently lives in Portland, Oregon.
For his work in other mediums, visit
Sylvia Hereford Foster at The Kinderhook Group Real Estate
Crawford Square, 137 North Street, Pittsfield, MA.
Sylvia Hereford Foster will display her work at The Kinderhook Group for the month of September. An opening reception with the artist will be held from 5 to 8 pm during Artswalk.
Sylvia Foster resumed her artistic career after retirement. While
watercolor is her primary medium, her newest interest is painting en plein aire, impasto in acrylic
. Her work has appeared in many juried art shows in both Florida and Massachusetts
. In 2012 and 2013 her work was selected for the Florida Watercolor Society Online Show.
Sylvia's s
tyle is bold and colorful. She is presently painting watercolor on Aquabord and loves the ease of layering
. Many times she paints from her travel photos, choosing subjects that are complex and unusual. Currently, she has a New Orleans series, a Panama/Cartagena series, and a New England series, as well as Florida landscapes. She loves the challenge of painting the bright tropical light.
For more information on Sylvia, visit
Sophia D. Lee in the Brothership Building Window
141 North Street, Pittsfield, MA
For the month of September, the Brothership Building will display the
artworks of Sophia D. Lee
. She will display
"TIMEBLOCK", a collection of exploratory material in wood, paint, and photography
from summer graduate studies at Maryland Institute College of Art, dealing with the distillation of time, memory, and con-sequence.
For more information about the artist, visit
Photography at Brenda & Co.
Crawford Square, 137 North Street, Pittsfield, MA
Brenda & Co. will display
photography from around the world by Nicolette Enhorning-Picton
for the month of September. They will host an opening reception with complimentary refreshments from 5 to 8 pm during Artswalk.
NU Arts Studios and Gallery
311 North Street, Pittsfield, MA
NUarts Studios and Galleries will have
open studios from 5 to 8 pm during the September Artswalk
NUarts Studios is the largest gathering of artists working under the same roof in the Berkshires. Visit the studios at 311 North Street, and wander the art-filled halls; you will be able to
visit with up to 18 different artists
, each holding their own unique open studio event. Visit with painters of all mediums and styles, sculptors, jewelry makers, videographers, and photographers. The exhibiting artists of NUarts include: Harrison Searles, Eric Shuman, Claudia Shuster, Sam Ponder, Daniel Brody, Marguerite Bride, Susan Himmel, Ellen Joffe-Halpern, Marion Grant, Scott Taylor, Marney Schorr, Sophia Lee, Debbie Carter, Lisa Merullo, Sally Tiska-Rice, Kathy Gideon, Dawn Meltzer, Jesse Tobin, and Joanie Ciolfi. For more information, visit
Marguerite Bride at the Crowne Plaza
1 West Street, Pittsfield, MA
The Crowne Plaza will display
seasonal scenes
by Marguerite Bride in the public areas on the first and second floors.
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You can also program your television's or satellite/cable box's remote control to operate the soundbar's volume. The wireless subwoofer features a rear-panel independent volume control (min-max). Trim Level Switch: The soundbar's trim-level switch changes the input sensitivity (1-3) of the TV 26 to match the output level of your TV or satellite/cable box. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Boston Acoustics TVee Model 26 Reviews Average Customer Review: 14 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Boston Acoustic TVee Model 26 Written By john d. winchell, waitsfield, Vt. on Thursday, November 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Plenty of amps of sound. Together with wirer less sub woofer and set up help , if you need it Combined with the service and knowledgeable Techs ready to help if you need it. A the Crutchfield reputation to boot.. Pros: brand and price and help when you need it Cons: none 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Boston Acoustics TVee Model 26 Written By dom m, billings mt on Saturday, November 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) very good sound 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 TV model 26 Written By Victor, Lake Worth, Fl on Sunday, September 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Outstanding product worth every dollar. I timed it right and got it on sale Pros: EASY SETUP AND THE SOUND BAR WAS BETTER THAN EXPECTED Cons: NONE 13 out of 14 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Interferes with WiFi Written By Bill, Madison, WI on Monday, August 26, 2013 Decent sound quality, if a little "boomy". It'll take time to manually tune the subwoofer to your room -- you can't do it via remote. Programming my remote to work the bar was cumbersome, but doable, and now it's done it works fine. Pros: Easy set up. Cons: I cannot use my Xbox 360 via WiFi (Xbox Live, Netflix, etc) to provide a video source while the soundbar is turned on. The wireless connection to the sub interferes with the Xbox's WiFi signal. This is a big CON in my house. 7 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Lots of Sound Written By rsoeken, Great Bend, KS on Friday, August 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The optical wire could be longer. Pros: Easy set up. Cons: Connecting wires could be longer. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Boston Acoustics TVee Model 26 Written By Paradis2k, Chesapeake City, Maryland on Friday, April 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent product. Easy install. Pros: Great sounds with Subwoofer. Cons: Could not get the optical cable to work. So just went with RCA cable. Still sounds great. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Installation Issue Written By RP, Spring, TX on Sunday, March 24, 2013 With my wall-mount, flat screen installation, the humongous AC wall wart made it impossible to install. Many sound bars like this are so light, but they achieve this by placing the AC/DC converter inside a wall wart instead of having it inside. There is simply no space at the power outlet. Even if recessed, the wall wart is too large to fit inside a reasonable box. Pros: Looks great on the wall. Cons: You cannot install it behind a flat screen TV on a wall without leaning the screen forward, which looks simply terrible in most homes. 5 out of 14 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Boston Acoustics TVee Model 26 Sound Bar Written By Amax/Mtns. of N. Ga., Blairsville, GA. on Tuesday, February 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The web discreption said it would program to our DirecTV remote, even showed (1 of 5) a picture on our remote. It would not program, but it did have a remote in the box. The subwoofer just shook the pictures on the walls and upon turning it down it was non-existant. Most of all the sound volume or pressure was awful, and with 150 watts it sure was quiet. At it's full volume we could talk on the telephone while listening to NBC news.........................we returned it. Pros: Cudos to crutchfield for taking it back Cons: I am not going to use two remotes, and at age 62 this was an awful experience. 7 out of 14 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Boston Acoustics TVee Model 26 Written By Anonymous, The Dalles OR on Thursday, January 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) good value and performance 6 out of 11 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 TVee Model 26 Written By Richard, NY on Friday, December 14, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sounds good. Looks good with LG TV. Pros: Connection & set up easier than I anticipated Cons: Woofer volume control on the unit. If it is hidden away it may be hard to get to. But once set up one does not have to adjust. 12 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Not Going To Use Two Remotes Written By Jeff D, Austin, TX on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I couldn't program this to work with my DirecTV remote, and am not going to have two remotes laying around, so back she goes! Kudos to Crutchfield for waiving the fee to return. Pros: Easy to set up. Cons: Couldn't program to work with DirecTV remote. 10 out of 20 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Very Good but not great, yet Written By James H., Austin Texas on Monday, November 05, 2012 This sound bar is very good compared to to others that i have tried from Vizio, Samsung , Sony and LG. The sub is the difference maker to me. This sub gives strong and dynamic punch to movies and music. Hook up to my cable box was very easy and pairing to the sub was a breeze. Pros: Sound. This sound bar rocks with movies and 2ch music. gets loud and the bass will shake the pictures on the walls (with a dolby digital source) Cons: The remote. U cant control the bass through the remote (the sub has a knob on the back) and the remotes range pretty much sucks. Im glad i have a logitech programable remote :) The virtual sound is basically useless.. The bar sounds great with and without it. 20 out of 20 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Product Written By JimP, Virginia Beach on Sunday, October 21, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The TVee Model 26 was as advertised. It was extremely easy to hook up and produced excellent sound quality. The wireless subwoofer is an added feature. Pros: Easy installation. Cons: None 12 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Amazing sound Written By Pmason718, NYC on Wednesday, October 03, 2012 I have this product installed in a 15x15 living room (apartment) with th sub firing down in the corner on carpet. I haven't been to turn the sound bar up like I would want to (I respect my neighbors) plus I installed it at 10pm but at the level I did hear the sound at I'm more than satisfied with this system. My intentions were too buy them from Crutchfield but when I was in a different companies electronic store comparing it to the Polk 3000 I just I just had to have it right then and there, lol. Keep in mind that in a store which is so open the speakers may sound good or just ok but once you get them in a more enclosed environment this is where you will be amazed. Pros: Nothing to setup, sound bar and sub come paired from the factory, pretty much plug n play. Includes mounting template if u plan to mount on the wall, sub hits nicely w/o being turned up to the max, no lights to interfere when viewing the tv if mounted right under, you can program an existing remote, nice finish and shape, comes with digital audio Cable Cons: No cons unless you wanna consider the fact that it doesn't have Bluetooth so no streaming music wirelessly but that kills your battery on your device faster but at least it does come with a Aux cable and Aux to RCA 41 out of 41 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked I CANNOT GET THE SOUNDBAR SET UP SO THE CONTROL IS WITH MY DIRECT TV REMOTE. I FOLLOWED THE DIRECTIONS IN THE MANUAL BUT THE STEPS CALLED FOR NOTHING HAPPENS??? DO HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS??? [ GARY Jan 05, 2014 ] 4 answers Sorry, I don't know the answer. [ RHYS Jan 06, 2014 ] Sorry, I cannot help you, Gary. I just installed my new sound bar and am just using the little remote that came with it. Good luck! I'm sure it just a setting that is getting overlooked. [ Richard Jan 06, 2014 ] If you purchased the product from Crutchfield, feel free to contact our Tech Support team. They can walk you through the settings on the product and see if there may be a fix. Our toll-free Tech Support number is printed on your invoice, and is also available under the "My Orders" tab in the "My Account" section of our website. If you did not purchase the unit from Crutchfield, then you may want to contact the manufacturer. You can also post your question in our forums: http://community.crutchfield.com. Or try our online support center: http://crutchfield.custhelp.com/app/answers/list/kw/. [ Jeff Staff Jan 06, 2014 ] I have directv also and got mine to work. The directions were a bit confusing though. If I remember, when going thru the steps , you have to push the button for each individual function, volume up, Volume down, mute. I think the directions just tell about doing for mute? 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All lui.innss intrusted witli thciii will recejv prompt attention, Colle.tions made and Heal Kc late bought and sold. Ofuec .Maynard Itlock.Main St IXTM. 11. EI.DEX, .Ji.wku.I- AXD T V Uuiltr it) Wall Paper, Hooks and Station- cry, Sewing Machine Fixture.*., etc., Claim-:. GJ.1.0. AV. JEFFERIES, JriH.K of T I'licniAir.and JrsriiK of run Phac., Clare, Special attention given to making collections. Of- ce ox Main Street. Q.EO, J. CUMMINS, At(orney-at- [aiw and Solicitor, duurt House Building, Farwell, Mich. r\ V. CASTER LIN, Attorney-ruid-('ounsolor-at-I-aw, und Counselor «.v Solicitor in Chancery, Court House Building, Farwell, Mich. HC. DODGE, .IfSTU'I-: OK THK • I'hif and Xiii'ahv I'rni 11, Vi nxfis, has Goon Fai.mixc. Lands for S..T-K C_ii-.u*. Trri-KS Ukiikkct, Ta-'UMs Easy. IL C. Doi>(;i'" Fhw ki.i,, tlieir. Ci H. SUTHERLAND, Notary Public & Insurance Agt. Money to Loan ©_•* IMPROVED REAL ESTATE (burl JTottse Jiui/iling, Farwell. Ty S. COOLEY, lH-AI.FK IN Harness, Whips, Hobos, & Blanket?.. *" The he»t assortment of Trunks ami Traveling ha^b in tt-u n, and price-. tl»c lowest. THK 1M5ST OK MATKUIAT, t'SKI). •Ml wnrk warrantctl, Repairing done promptly 1 will st.ll cheaper than van he bought el>e- whtre in Saginaw Valley. "DUBEN SMITH, XOTAPY PUBLIC Real Estate and Insurance Agent. MARK, MICH. Particular attention paid to lookinu land, ctimat-M / , .... i. _. lug pine timber, adjusting trcsn.asses and paying «_hlS fllll OU tllC (. OUIlty i* anil taxes for non resident-. Manhattan Kire Insurance Company of New York Strong and .sound, with low rates. #' Ik/TRS. D. C. HIRZEL, MAIN ST., CLARE, Has Just Received a New Stock .of y MILLINERY GOODS, JS&$k Cheaper than am be bought elsewhere. Call and see. M. Extensive Fires aweej-Iujc Thro' the Wood_ 011 the Flint and Pere fttnrquette Rull-wuy net\vees_ t-UKTl*IH-V.-.UU<I I.UflflillKtOll. The ruins of last week smothcro the MaUs* i tiros in tlie woods mirth, but did not Via .'lint S; Puki' Mauui'kiti-: Railway, i , ,, , . ,, , ., , .■.nt.eb-se 0:00 A.M.. and jy, ,.«. West, close j P«t thl'lll Ollt, UIICl tllO tlry WWltlier of tfiiooi'.M, Arrive, West.mat i.i-.-o a.m.,and7:00,the jmst few tlays has enabled tliem COI.RESfO-.DEKCE. M. to gain headway again. Quito an area on the Budd Luke division of tlte. F. A* r. M. has burned over, and a number of camps.woro threatened, the tire also burning tlte track, necessitating the putting in of more ties. I'arwell. Karwell Karwell - Clare CoXmiKUATIOXAT- ClU'l-OH, Rev. A.H.Norris, Pastor; services at 10:4s A.M., and 7:30 I'.M, Sunday school at 1-' h., K. 1), Wheaton, Supt. M. E. Cm-nciiTTtev. W. H. Ware, Pastor; sen ices every alternate Snmhn at io'.« a.m. und 7*4 )'.m. Sunday school at i? m, k, H, Corn- stock, supt. Prayer meeting Thur»da> at 8. v. m. Womkx's 0. T. r7 _sli*s.AV.n.Wrtre,! 1're.sident', Mrs. W. Wqlskv. Sec.; Mis, lna Wheaton, correspondini,' secy. %lecls every Sunday at the churches alternately al i r.M,: prayer meetings every Wednesday .:'., i\ m." I'uhlic invited. - Cla-c. Clare. Karwe.h I Between Farwell ami Luke Station j larye tires were buniinjj; in the woods, jand also between Evart and Reed j City. 1 n tlie vicinity of Nirvana the I woods are full of smoke and Humes, ! and extensive tires are also reported ■ in the vicinity of the I .ebouef railroad, , east of Evart. The tires are sjiread- j in^ mpidly under a high wind and doin'*- considerable damage. On the LOCAL BREVITIES. —Court is in session. —Farmers are busy. ■/-—Clare is incorporated. —Ice cream is getting plenty. / Mr. X. Bicknell was at Lansing j place and theblow i last week. 1 north side of the Tobacco river near Farwell, a good deal of pine timber has been killed. On Friday, tires in the forest spread to ltond iV Kyser's property at Bond's Mills, Wexford county, and their new mill, tramway and planing mill were destroyed* The railroad Aiding wns also ruined, Their mills'were the life of the little a hard one. Loss not slated. . !»tti,tlHt council. J A lneijwnvu*. called pursuant to i __*tter «*<,," MP notice fo'the recognition W tho Fiwt' Hn^!vllT Y,ZC" Abtv«. '70 I Bai)tist (^IVt'h of Clare, at the Con- • Smart>ville, \ uba( o., atn> 8, 7D. grugrttltiifl church, Delegates from | ''••"'•N>» O()oi)i;xor(iii.—W e ar- th<- Miiptitfliiircliesof E'MSagmaw. | rived here May 1st, all well but much SaginawJUy, Bay City, Midland anti' in need of reM, which we have been lersey \<W m-eived and rtl-ognizeil . i . •• . • us the Cttwll. Mi Bowdisn and -■*■■■« ,,:,;I!, Jl'-V dav" , . (f. AV. Jcfe-ries werevhosen to repre- *'"'■■• *-**in' xvt' w,'ni 4h liolu'ft to sent the tiuvchnt Clare, Rev. J. S. Council Bluffs. The I'nlon Bueitic ..oodmart of l-_ast Saginnw, w»t«; llailrmul have moved their transfer elected (Jfiruniu, and.C. I, Myers,, (i,l,,l,hfmill <)"i,ilin iii-nws tlie river Clerk. ClUVC'h,_vt*onl was read. In-,"tlM*mM ''»"«»»« iur°* tl11 'n«»» quirits jv .1 the condition and pros-; or nithw built " lu''v »IK,»iliul (,,,,ah« liect.- of'tl^aJuireh were made. After; is now a way station. The company due deliltftltloii the council by a | have about 1,1)0(1 acres of land opiHv- lV,"llil\,^.&fe'M ^.Tf'T1^1' OiiitUiu? have built them a new th is churcMm the Iirst Baptist Church [ ,, -,:,,, . ,", of Clare. Then f)llow4 the usual I *lcT->t alxnit in the center. The upper order of.i^H'lses of church reeogni-1 ••'tnrj* is used for a hotel, and every tion. }Toy\ and mm mt tetl that a j thing arranged so no hotly can get copy of 'tliH. roceedings be furnished to the MimtKut Christian Heralthwl theCi.AKb.xn'XTV I'kkss for pub- lication. • jCwtlug closed with pmver bv the -NhnK+fttor. J*A Amhs, Citurcli Clerk. Clare, JSft'-Sii, 1K71). ACT. near them. Next is their machine shops, to he moved over the river, and they will make a little town by theni- ] selves. They have their land-otiice in tlie depot and in an adjoining I building an Emigrant Hotel, a sort of i supply store, from which all supplies j for travelers can be obtained, from 7b Iiicorpmtiejhc MUage of Clare in), Uwl ,mm {() "," nie(iidne," the the (humtqf Clure; ' Si:i"nt).\i» The people of the State i latter put up in half-pint, pint, or of Michigai^mct, Thutthefollowing! 'luart ,M>tt,w to suit described !Hr,i'Uory, to^wit: the east j half of s.c|on thirty-four, and the nt Council Bluffs, during which time After stage of two or three hours are doing ti good! has x f —Both hotels "business. —The roads are tilled with settlers going north. —Kalkaska county named Fife Lake. —It is time tlte Fourth of July j committee was appointed. i —Subscriptions on the second year of Tiik Pi-Ess are now due. —It is talked of holding the fair place l, i —I challenge any baker in tlie State for purer bread. Friedr, Lange. /—Pat. Kinney has two young cubs, ^captured near his houso in Greenwood. —Bev. A. IL Norris was at the Grand, RnpUlj* < tyjgreggitionu!;mej>t-- .tig h\st -i.'t'eek. Supervisor It. V. Johnson, of It. JEFFER1ES, V Sh Herinon 1>>- I'ncle Jo-ili. You will Und my text in the l:.(h Chapter of .John, :litli verse. A new commandment 1 give unlo you, That ye love one another." Now my christian friends I'll explain that to your entire satisfaction. If your jat least ten < hrcthcren or sisters are good to you, agree witli you in all things, never attempt to cut retl tape in tlieir dealings with you, why then love them, otherwise not. A'ou you treat them just as they treat you, "An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth." Christ did say, "Love your enemies, for if you love them that love you what thanks luwe ye, for sinners also do tho Same." Tlmt advise must have _tm*.£wt!tief>''^ I was talking'to the nfulHtude, ami it was not at all likely that yilnlston., west hair** -section thirty-five, in township J4ve_itc.cn north of range four west, l|,the county of Clare and State of -Ulolirau be, tuidthe same is hereby cohsjftutod avillajteeorporatc to be kno\\'|,iisthe village of Clare. Sr.t tioX SrU'he ft_3_ elect ion of otii- eersof saiil;'viH»g(*.shii]l be held at! \tr the Town IWK in ,-«UlFd]agt-,(in the-' . v ., .. ,r third ^IoiuSof.1une."'A.l)ri!.7!l,an(n.vt,,,r<aK0 ,n -Ntnv «»">n«*««n'. Mr- notice of wf_Wi election shall be giv-1 BiH" had an invalid wife along, who en by the bt-jfcl of tegii.tn.tion, hi-re- j looked as if she would roach tlie shinv inafter iipjM-W|«l,.by pstlng ootices»sjloni jonR before she reached the Pa- !n three puhlji* places l)i sulci village all tickets must be exchanged we take our seats and prepare for a four days ride without change of cars. As we get underweigh, we look around to wo*who our neighbors tire., umortg them we find an old acijiiaintaiice, II. A. Biff, whom I first kliewi to the tank by an engine. The wells, or springs would hardly be noticed by the traveler unless his attention was culled to them. Nothing marks their presence except tlie circle of g.a*-.-< around them. They are .i.. or -even feet across and as you look at them you would naturally look around to see what became of tbe dirt taken from them when they wert dug. No bottom'has been found to any of them, although they have been sounded to great depths, The water of the Humboldt AV.Hs is slightly brackish, rises to the ^surface, skipping off through the loose sandy soil of the valley, where the waters from them all unite and form n branch of the Humboldt. The old Emigrant road touches here, this being one of their principal points. From here the old road follows down the Humboldt and to the left of the sink, thence to Carson Sink, to Carson \'al- ley. The railroad follows down the same route, but passes the sink on the north. The sink or lake into wliich the river looses itself is alyout ten or fifteen miles broad by about twenty in length. AVell, 1 guc-'s I have made murks enough. AVhether you can get any meaning out of them 1 don't know. 1 will defer writing until I have better facilities. m. i>. u. HCHIZHEH.- LOCALS. Try WoM-yV £. suit.-. Try Jofterics'is ,111 cent fine cut. eridan, is the happy father of a' merchants, doctors, lawyers, &v., and bouncing boy baby. their wives was in that crowd. Or- •A- before wid election, and hyeauiiFl'A eopyofsuid notice to be publia|«ltttheCl-AKKCouKTY Pkkss, a. neMtoriper printed rtnd published in ail-Vntwge,at^east one week before said ejivtion. SKCTIOS i-^MtJIUJ. AV". Ml'lNTY KE and AViM.-i-fcjl)f. El-pre. nreJiereby constituted alwnrd of fegistnition for tlie puriHWvVv)N?B{HtcVl»g votes for the tirst clefliM: t^'frrJ-eld In said irtration at the in said >m_in hs.», 187!), nnd eifie Slope. She had good courage, and tried to be cheerful, but at times it was plain that she wns in doubt, wliich shore >.ho would reach tirst. We passed our tirst night fuiite comfortable. The next clay at North Platte, I saw Mr. George Mason, wlio paid Clare ti visit last winter. Mr. Mnson num. on to'iard,enquired about Clare folks, and bit! us a God speed as the carsjxilled out of the station. Tlie next morning we passed Chey- \Vol.«_.y's $1,110 pants can't be beat. New Graham bread at Friedr. Lange's Bakery. Be sure to call nt AVolsky's for bargains. Lap dusters and horse screens at Cooley's. —Thelnuul serimuded Mrs. Jumes tainly no one could expect such dig- by said bfijrd by posting notices i persons resit.-., _ _. , having the quafi-icutions of voters at' capital of Wyoming territory, con annual towrship meeting)., due notice,; tains about fi,0(1(1 inhabitants, altitude of which registration shall be made;,,,,4,. ju^t in the border of the town A large stcK'k of Harness on hand at Cooley's. Latest style hats ami' caps always kept,at WjDlHky ty • •. •5 All kinds of job prhitlngf at the. Pkr-js ottice. «»'- f^fjf" (i,041. FRESH & SALT MEAT, Fresh and Cured Fish, Fine Groclrii-S and General Fa km Pnonrci:. Cheapest T E A in Town! (t'.sh paid for hides. MAIN STREET, CLARE. A (Alt!) TO THE PUBLIC. 1 under mv hearty th;mU- to the citl.ens of Clare and viiiiiit; lor their p.i.t p.itriniagc, and would Invite a C'lsiii'iui.inre of the^.tinc. The Clare Bakery. FRESH BREAD AND ROLLS EVERY DAY (IRACKERS, CAKES, AND C( )NFECTIONERY. Ornamenting Cakes for Parties and Socials ti Specially. Good Lunch Room. Oj-.-tun., Pies Cakes, Crackers Rolls &c, &c. FRIED. LANGE. May and friends last Saturday eve-'niticd people to "bless ■ningat Mrs. Merrill's. ;cursed them," or when —Thus they (piestion Dr. Dwier, "Can you cure cancer'.'" To which he makes reply?'' "I can-cer." —Mr. Rockafellow please accept thanks of "ye" printer for that hunk of "Hold Fast. It is extra good. —Elder Cope, Free Methodist, those they tlmt were ! smote 0:1 one cheek to turn the other j one also, or if any one should tako , their cloak give them their coat also. '.Oh no it must have been the lower I classes that were meant, it must be so ! much easier for them to how their j heads and become ' humble follower thereof in tlree public, pkiew, at least Wl' c'l',,5S ('nw ('rwk\ on a IImv trm ten days previous to said registration . bridge. We leave the creek and fol- Thebest Tea in Michigan for CiO cts at J. C. Rockafellow's. and by putlishingta copy of said notice in tho CJi.vkk Coi*>*ty Pincss, tt newsjniper printed and published in said village, sit least oiie week before said meeting of said board for registration. " » low up the bed of a small dry ravine. About two mil(.s fron. the city, by looking to the right, northward, u tine view can be had of Fort David Russell. From here the grade is i SwTioxl. The said village of Clare 1 heavy; at Sherman, :]i) miles distant i shall in all things not herein other-, from Chevenne our altitude is 8,242 inwk and lowly, j wJw provided bv■ govein-dby, and its f t At shprnmn AVP lmltwl half an 0 Jesu*- Christ, powersdutic'aiiddetiuedby an acten- 11 - ! hour for refreshments, and. of course preached at theschool bouse, Sunday. . . ,,,,.:.,....., , we titled, "Anact granting and defining ■ »<-"*■ fw refreshments, and of course He got excited and larruped it rlRl.t;^^^ Z \ the powers mifduth^t incorporaf-! everybody looks to see what can be to 'em. /—Next Tuesday evening, there Kvill be a meeting at the Town. Hall to organize a tire company. Come superstitious about partaking of the I ^l v-tlhigos: Approvcni, Aprif first, or<. everybody. —Yesterday from southern sacrament when they are so angry with their brethren they will not speak to them, because Christ said, "Therefore if thou bring thy gift to I tlie altar, and there rememberest that three more families | thy i,rotlu,r i,a,st »lUght against thee, Ohio, nnd one family (1(";Y0 thm. thy "ift before the altar New stock of clothing just received atAViu. Wolsky's. Seventy-five cent Tea sold for *i0 cts. at J. C. Rockafellow's. Try those celebrated fruit rusks at Friedr. Lange's bakery. Jeti'eries' 40 cent Tea beats any .")() cent tea in town. Try it. A choice selection of cakes and confectionery at Eriedr. Lange's. Those, fruit Biscuit nt Lange's sell like hot cakes. Friedr. HOTELS, LIVERIES, Ac. &■$. — tr*l ■ ,j*,«_Sf- ■■* ■».* _>r_.-. *■:■** . -*■_._-.- ^TEW FURNiTUItE, Befitted, Xew Proprietor, ST. JAMES HOTEL, V. K. BROWN, Prep., MOUNT PLEASANT, MICH. Fir-tClas . Arcniiimwdation'i. Good Sample Rooms lor Agent*. Good Hani. TTAOLE HOTEL, Coral, Montcalm Co., Mich. A. FRED OOODENOIKHI, Prop. A Temperance House, This is it new liou.c, neatly furnished, convenient to the trains, with good accommodations at reason- able prices. GOOD MVERV ATTACHED. ■OARWELL BILLIARE HALL, FARWELL, MKlt. FINEST CIGARS, Pure Wines, Liquors, Ales, Beer, Porter, Cider, Etc. Those desiring a pure article arc invited to anil. HI'-NRY NKWTON. QUMMERS & NEWTON, Proprietors of tho FARWELL LIVERY. HORSES STCARRIAGES TO LKjf. Parties conveyed ert'i-ywhere in this section and vicinity. 4«"Termi> vea_oiial)le. fl.vn"Mrom Pennsylvania passed through j an(l go thy way flrrlt) be reconciled CA-VDli'^ this place to settle in the north woods. it()thy 1)rothor and then come and —The. Great Trans-Atlnntic, Allied 1 otiTer'thy gift. In the offering that Show is billed to appear at Farwell, Christ aluded to as I understand it, Saturday, June 7th. From whototb- lambs or ••nine such thing was the er papers say, we have no reason to offering at the Lord's Supper; we only doubt that it is well worth a person's give ourselves as an offering; quite a time and money to sec. They have difference is it not'.' Besides you all know it is not you that is meant don't you? If there is any difference between you and your brother you are in the right of it. If your brother will come to you and pel the said village of Clare to build, 1 partially covered by clouds, but clear- the steam wagon and calliope which alone is worth the price of admission. ri —Supervisor John IL Fleming, of NEWLY 1 -\Yintertield, captured a bear last Mon- y day morning. Seeing signs of the i or sister will come to you and ac> animal Vie set a bear trap, and next knowledge that they are the one to morning bruin was found entrapped blame, and ask your forgiveness, then in its prasp. All the ladies of the they can como to the Lord's Supper neighborhood went into the wood*, with a clear conscience, but you are to get a sight of the animal, which j oil righteous, you have only done un- was quickly dispatched. to othors as they havo done unto you. —Major Long, of the Mount Pleas- I toll you my christian friends, the ant Times, has published his poem on j Rible is so old fashioned that we must "■Woman,*' whieli, in our opinion, ex-1 interpret it to suit the age we live in eels Pope's famous "Essay on Man." It is a better subject, for one tiling, and it is well understood that tlie repair or maintain | any bridge or bridges within tlie corporate, limits of said village, but till such bridges now built, or hereafter constructed in said village, shall be built, maintained and repaired by the entire township of Grant, «s if the said village had not been incorporated, and .shall be Under the direction and control of the proper officer or ofticers of said township. Si'XTios ft. In case tho said ofticers are not elected at the time designated In section two of this act, an election for officers may be held at any time within ono year from the time designated in said section two of this act, on notice being given as provided therein. ..reeuwQEH- iteuia. —Frank Meeker is about leaving town and starting for Kansas. and according to tlie position we ot*' cupy in society. And Paul**, teachings are so behind the age too. Who Mtvjor is familiar with his subject! j woulc1 be so foo ishthesechiysto heap Our thanks due for a complimentary ; «»■» «f «***' <»' -"" "tonne's ■•***"* >»' copy, which we shall study with both ■ fe«!inK » m whfn 'j0 wf hu,W. "r pleasure and profit. j ^!nS w'» « *lnnk "*™.'»', wn» 1 ,atlurst. Or who would try to "over come evil with good." In the" lSlth chapter of tirst Corinthians he extols charity as one of the "Christian graces." Now everyone knows that it Fourtli of July. i A meeting of the. citizens of Clare j is called at the Town Hall, Tuesday j evening, June 3d, at 8 p. uii, to take _*, vuiiiK, .mu.^ou, . •> ,-. «... -" »•■-, j n t f f, t to ", c]uu.ity oll0 into cons deration the celebration of (^ ^^ Jf |t ^ ^ the Fourth of July, at ( hue. • wmM .^ fl m,w RJb|C|but M ,t irt — ■**—"^ ' 'not we must each interpret it to suit Temperance Lectures. j 0Ur"eiVWi VSCIM Joslt. The Red Ribbon Reform Club are, _ ^ in correspondence with l)r Cadicux j {.allat™cdr<^;sb;kt.ry. Y()U unci Capt. Palmer-Old Paul-rch.t-, wJll fln(, au that you can ask of a flrst- ive to addressing the people of thisjt.insri bakery, but do not call without jjlace at their earliebt convenience. ! thc so called, eoia.ei.tlK ed up for a few minutes, and by the aid of our glass wo got a tolerable fair view. While making our observations we were called to our ear. Mrs. A. Bibb, who had been failing all the way up the mountain, was said to be dying, nnd so it seemed; respiration hurried, pulsation at times only por- ■ coptable, extremities cold, and it ap- 1 peared as if but a few moments and she would be across the dark river. j The ladies of the car gathered around, some weeping, and some faying prayers, the car,closed, which neither j brakeman or conductor entered. I I happened to have a package of medi- ; cine in my pocket, which Bro. Bebee 1 gave us as I was leaving Clare; it 1 seemed to be thc best that could be [given, combined with a little quina. —William Rice is' making some Kye commenced giving the medicine improvements on his farm this spring.. 0V(_ry two or three minntes. The —Logging boos are all the go here,: car was under way, down grade at at whieli cold water seems to be the' the rate of 10. feet to the mile. By principal drink. j the time we reached Fort Saunders —As one good turn deserve?' anoth- (our patient had rallied so as to be able er, send the Pkkss another year and , to recognize her husband and baby, nover mind the pay. 1 The next-morning we had reached ■ —James Printey, our Supervisor, Medicine Bow Station, our patien has completed his assessment roll aiul ■ still improving; our altitude about it is tlie best looking roll ever made ] 0,000 feet. That day we crossed the in (Ii'oenvood township. . "Divide of the Continent" and at —The potato bug has got Around; night; crossed Green River, making again, and complaining most bitterly' our way to Salt Lake Basin. because the mossback is late about | At Ogden we loiive the Union Pa- planting his favorites vegetable. cific and take thc cars on the Central —Patrick Keniiwy is getting quite • Pacific Road. Ogden is 1039 miles fiunoii** us a bear hunter; he has' from Omaha, and about 88.*. from San caught four, two of which he is train- J Francisco. It is on the north end of Ing up to go in tlie. path of virtue. Salt Lake, '2~> miles from Salt Lake —The Town Board met Saturday,' City; 213 miles west is Wells Station, May 22nd, which is ccnni-osod of near-; so named from tho Humboldt Wells, ly all old "baches"^and tried to pass' Tlie wells are about 20 in number, resolutions to proteetthomselvcs from scattered about in a little valley of female charms. , about 200 yawls. A -house has been Ocfl BA<'in.r.on. ! built over one and the water is raised Largo stock of wall paper, new patterns, cheap at H. Trevidick's, Clare. All kinds of greens and vegetables of the season on band. Friedr. Lange. Piioi-rcEofall kinds taken in exchange for Harness at Cooley's, Clare. Healthy, early and late kinds of cabbage and tomato plants furnished by Friedr. Lange. Warm pies and soup at 11 o'cloek a. m., at Mrs. Bigley's Restaurant. Sold in quantities to suit. Best assortment of whips and lashes in the county and sold at bottom prices, at W. S. Cooley's, Clare. '^ Cooley has just received a largo stock of whips, both team and driving, the best in the county and as cheap as the cheapest. Something New—H. Trovidick has received a large stock of Ready-made Clothing, of the latest styles, and at rock-bottom prices. A new stock of Wrall Paper just received. Trimmed free of charge. Prices down, at Wm. II. Elden'B Jewelry and Toy Store. Notice,—I hereby forbid all persons trusting my wife on my account as 1 shall pay no dopts of Iter contracting after this date. Budd Lake, May 5, '79. H. B. Dl-YEit. New stock of clothing just received nt R. Crawford's. Will sell cheaper than anywhere else in the county- Whole suits from $1 up to $14, which cannot bo excelled for style or quality. Be sure and call at It. Crawford's store Diamond iron and chilled plows warranted to clean in all soils, twice as durable and cost but little more than ordinary cast-iron plows. Cauldron kettles, cast-steel amalgam farm bells, etc., etc., at Lamb's fouodfcy and machine shop, Clare. &sa___>_______i-__2gS2S££^3m£2____i_ S5w__i_B--__. . * f*tt* -J-W4"-. -*—5«T M-r
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|Friday, May 30, 1879 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
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SALISBURY — Meals on Wheels of Rowan will participate in the national 2013 March For Meals campaign.
Meals on Wheels events will include local pastors riding with volunteers and delivering meals during the month; March 12, Bar-B-Que Fundraiser catered by College Barbeque at First Presbyterian Church Salisbury, $8, call 704-633-0352 to buy tickets; March 20, Mayors and Big Wheels for Meals Day; March 28, South Rowan Y Service Club to deliver all seven South Rowan routes.
"In this tough economy, the food and human contact we provide to seniors in this community is needed more than ever," said Rita Sims, executive director of Medals on Wheels of Rowan. "We need the community to come out and support our March For Meals events. Our clients are counting on us. We can't let them down."
March For Meals is a national campaign held during March, initiated and sponsored by the Meals On Wheels Association of America, to raise awareness of senior hunger and to encourage action on the part of local communities. Senior nutrition programs across the United States, like Meals on Wheels of Rowan, promote March For Meals through public events, partnerships with local businesses, volunteer recruitment and fundraising initiatives.
"Our Meals On Wheels programs are on the front lines every day in the battle against senior hunger," said Meals On Wheels Association President and CEO Ellie Hollander. "March For Meals is a time when communities can come together to stand with their local Meals On Wheels program and support our mission to end senior hunger in America by the year 2020."
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My heart is sick. I feel so sorry for the children who were murdered, as well as the parents and loved ones of the slain kids and teachers at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. All of us here in the U.S.—who still have a soul—pray for those whose lives were just senselessly shattered.
But imagine if at least one teacher (with a concealed weapons permit) had their .40-caliber Glock with them, locked and loaded, when this weed Adam Lanza began his murderous mayhem Friday on the Sandy Hook Elementary School campus. What would have happened differently?


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What just happened on the floor of the U. S. House of Representatives? For many, including some Members, the unthinkable happened when only 171 Republicans and 24 Democrats voted to support the House version of the Farm Bill.
A blank was fired in 2012 when the product of the House Ag Committee was not even called for a vote. Now, the leadership of the House fired a live round into its foot when the last few Democratic supporters were alienated just ahead of H.R. 1947 being called for a final vote.
Now what!?
Lots of finger pointing
The final vote count was 171 Republicans and 24 Democrats voting yes, while 62 Republicans and 172 Democrats were voting no on the omnibus agriculture and food policy designed to take effect in October and run through 2018. Most of the Democrats voted against the bill because of the cuts made to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). However, a few hung on until the last amendment was passed, which required SNAP recipients to work or look for work, and Rep. Collin Peterson said many of them withdrew their support of the bill at that point. Peterson is the Ranking Democratic Member of the House Agriculture Committee, who tried to gather enough Democrats to support the bill, even after his own plan for dairy price supports was targeted for change by the vice chairman of the House Ag Committee, Rep. Bob Goodlatte.
When the final vote was tallied, Peterson and the other 23 Democratic supporters of the bill pointed to the SNAP amendment as a nail in the coffin. But not all of the Republicans in the House voted for the bill, including Ag Committee Vice Chairman Goodlatte. He and 61 other Republicans voted no, many of them contending the 3 percent cut to SNAP funding was insufficient and the overall $926 billion (10 year) cost of the legislation was too much. One of the Republican supporters was Speaker John Boehner, who dislikes farm policy legislation, but publicly announced earlier in the week he would vote for the bill in an attempt to rally enough of his Republican colleagues to vote in favor. The defeat can be seen as a blow to his leadership, and he had little to say after the vote.
What happens now?
House Ag Committee Chairman Frank Lucas says a new version of the Farm Bill will be forthcoming within days. But what would it look like, if Republicans want more cuts and Democrats want fewer cuts? The Republican leadership will have the option of presenting a strictly Republican bill designed to get a majority vote just from their party, and pass the bill without any Democratic support. While it is difficult to say what that bill would look like, the common denominator among Republicans will be reduced spending. If that is the case, there would be fewer dollars allocated for nutrition programs, crop insurance, and other typical Farm Bill elements. While it may be possible to pass such a pared down version in the House, it would have to be reconciled with the Senate, and such a philosophy would have an even lesser chance than did the bill that was defeated on Thursday.


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i thought as of 10.4.6 or so, apple's rsync worked with resource forks?
see http://blog.plasticsfuture.org/2006/03/05/the-state-of-backup-and-cloning-tools-under-mac-os-x/
i'm not positive since i still use rsyncX myself.
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From 7 to 10 a.m. Tuesday, the radiothon will be broadcast live on WBHF with donations going to aid those affected by Wednesday's tornado. WBHF Station Manager and Cartersville Mayor Matt Santini said contributions may be made by calling in to 770-386-1450 or dropping donations at the station, 7 N. Wall St. in Cartersville.
Representatives from WBHF, The Daily Tribune News and Cartersville Uncut also will be out in downtown accepting donations.
"We will be taking donations for United Way," Santini said, "with funds going ... specifically for tornado relief in Adairsville."
Adairsville was struck late Wednesday morning by the twister that left a path of destruction through the heart of the town. Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner Ralph Hudgens on Thursday estimated the insured loss at $75 million.
Santini said the group would be the same as the one that teamed up to raise $48,000 during a radiothon following tornadoes in April 2011 that damaged portions of Bartow County.
"We've done it before and we're doing it again," he said.


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Limb problems are a taboo subject, but I will say this much. I have never had a set of Martin limbs crack, that were 14" or longer.
I have had 13" limbs crack, and it was always at the bottom of the limb fork.
Limb problems are a taboo subject, but I will say this much. I have never had a set of Martin limbs crack, that were 14" or longer.
I have had 13" limbs crack, and it was always at the bottom of the limb fork.
To tell the truth I would hate to be someone trying to engineer these bows today, trying to squeeze out every last fps of speed with these short bows and still get some duration. People have become accustomed to getting more performance out of bows than they are capable of sustaining with the limb technology as we know it.
Bows have come a long way from the 70's, but to be honest they are not as much fun to shoot as they once were. We are just too caught up in technology instead of just having fun with our expensive toys.
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Alright thank you everyone, I'm gonna send them back to martin and we'll see what go's on from there.
Let us know what happens.
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I have had the same experience..
2010 Pantera, 10 days old, shooting at an indoor range.. snapped the bottom limb. It has now been two weeks waiting for replacement limbs.
It exploded (snapped the string, limb and folded the carbon arrow in thirds right in my face.
Shooting lefty.. 31" draw, 70#
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Martin had the Pantera in 07, then dropped it from the line untill 2010 when they redesigned it, didn't have an 09 model. The limbs in the pic above with the red lamination were the updated limbs for 2010. I sold about 10 Panteras last year and did have one that came back when the bottom limb delaminated, not quite as bad as the one above though, but that customer was also a 31" DL. I replaced his limbs and he hasn't had a problem since.
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Beautiful People
Previously published in the US as Nasty
Simon Doonan's childhood was a curious mix of small town boredom and bright light city dreams. Growing up in a working class area of Reading with the mad-cap Doonan clan – Mother Betty, Father Terry, sister Shelagh aka Slag, blind Aunt Phyllis, grandmother Narg and Grandfather DC - he yearned to get out and find the Beautiful People whom he imagined lived fabulous lives of glitz and glamour.
This is the charming and funny story of how Simon eventually finds a way out and escapes to London with best friend Biddie Biddlecombe. Along the way they stumble upon punks, drunks, ladies of the night, the long arm of the law and all sorts of camps, vamps and outrageous scamps.
But does he ever find the Beautiful People? Or are they the ones he left behind?
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