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Mel Tillis will perform hits from his “Snowflake” album at 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21, at Foothills.
Cadets Juan Urena, Taylor Fehr and Kareem Haskins put boots on the ground for Superstorm Sandy relief in New York City.
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Cadets from the Oneonta Job Corps Academy unload supplies in Brooklyn on one of two rescue missions in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
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nly apocalyptic TV shows had prepared Seymour Miles for what he saw when he volunteered to help in Brooklyn after Hurricane Sandy. “It was like the ‘Walking Dead’,” he said. “It was sad. These people went two weeks without power. I can’t imagine going two days.” “It smelled really bad,” added Thomas Hamilton. “There were no street lamps, cars were flooded, basements were flooded to the top.” Hamilton Miles, Hamilton and seven other military cadets from the Oneonta Job Corps Academy served two days on “Operation Sandy” missions, the first on Nov. 10 and the second on Nov. Please See CADETS, B4
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oothills Performing Arts Center is hosting two Christmas treats this weekend, including a free thank-concert by the Empire Brass: • C&W great Mel Tillis performs “Silver Bells,” “Rudolph” and other holiday hits at 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21. Gold tickets $65, silver $43. Tickets at 431-2080, foothillspac.org, or the door. • The Empire Brass, featuring Elizabeth von Trapp of the “Sound of Music” family, perform at 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22. ALSO FREE: The Oneonta Concert Association will offer a free bonus concert by pianist Richard Fountain at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 27, at First United Methodist Church, 66 Chestnut St., Oneonta. Works by Bach, Copland, Ives. LAST CHANCE: Santa will be in his Pioneer Park cottage in Cooperstown 1-3 p.m. through Friday, Dec. 21, and 1-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22.
Photos by First Sgt. Karl Heidenreich, Military Cadet Program, Oneonta Job Corps Academy
Despite Demands, Deadlines, Rabbit Goody Loves Movies ‘Road To Perdition’ Almost Broke Her, But Historic Weaver Survives
Rabbit Goody, left, examines a bed throw, brought in by Abbey Koutnik of Oneonta. Abbey’s son Whitsun, behind Rabbit, and Susan Jones of Roseboom.
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t was one of Rabbit Goody’s coats that almost broke Tom Hanks. “It was a double-cloth twill weave from a 1929 pattern,” she recalled. “It weighed 32 pounds. There was a scene in ‘Road to Perdition’ where he was dripping wet, and it was too much for him.” Goody hosted “Thistle Hill Goes to the
Movies,” a retrospective lecture on the fabrics she’s woven for film and television on Saturday, Nov. 15, to a packed studio in her Thistle Hill Weavers, located on a usually quiet country lane near Route 20. That wasn’t the only issue in the “Road to Perdition” costume department. “We made fabric for Tom Hanks’ suit eight times,” she said. “They kept saying, ‘We don’t need any more of it.’ And then, a week later, ‘We need more of it.’” But since famed costume designer Please See WEAVER, B3
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but you get a sense that it’s antique.” By studying vintage fabrics, Goody began to recognize subtle patterns, often invisible to the naked eye. For “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” she plied together one strand of yellow and one strand of black into the Scottish weave. “It gives the fabric depth and matches what was being done in Scotland at that time.” For Leonardo DiCaprio’s suit in “Shutter Island,” she put two grey silk threads in between a lighter grey worsted wool, which gave it the subtle sheen fabrics of the day were known for. And rather than search thrift stores for vintage cowboy shirts, Goody was called upon by the costume
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who ever gave us feedback,” she said. “He really liked what we did in ‘There Will Be Blood,’ and that was a good thing.” She got a call from an assistant, who asked her if she could make the shawl and how much it would cost. The caller then hung up. “They didn’t tell me how many stripes, what color it was – they didn’t say anything.” Dreamworks wouldn’t pay for her to examine the original at the Smithsonian, and it was too fragile to unfold for better photos. She made the first-hand samples from a single picture, and was told that it had “way too many” stripes for Day-Lewis’ tastes. “Apparently, he
gets to make that decision,” she said. When she finally made a sample he liked and completed the shawl, she was “a little horrified” to see that the costume designers had overdyed it black. Though Goody’s rugs and upholstery has appeared in films like “Christmas With the Kranks,” she was not asked to make the rugs or set dressings for “Lincoln.” “Frankly, I didn’t need that kind of pressure,” she said. In addition to upholstery, rugs and clothing fabric, Goody also got a job weaving willow and grapevine baskets for “Noah” when the production company’s basket weaver suddenly quit. And even her overruns and extras find their way onto the screen. “The immigrants in ‘A Winter’s Tale’ – currently filming in Brooklyn – have bundles of them strapped to their back as they come into Ellis Island.” And despite the deadlines and the prima donnas, Goody, who has been written up in Smithsonian magazine, among other publications, loves her work. “There’s something about the fame of doing it,” she said. “It’s very cool.”
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Cadets Complete 2 Missions Of Mercy CADETS/From B1 28, helping deliver and hand out supplies, give aid, perform search-and-rescue missions and serve as traffic control. “We’re all about boots on the ground,” said First Sgt. Karl Heidenreich. “And we really busted our buttons. We aren’t just a company of the eight or nine who went down. We were only limited by how many the bus could hold.” When they arrived in Brooklyn, several cadets were assigned to search and rescue in an 18-story apartment complex. “The department of housing told us we couldn’t go in without military or police escorts,” said Heidenreich. “But then they saw we were military, and they said, ‘You’re taking us in’!” Inside, the three teams of cadets were shocked at what they found. “They were elderly, these people had no food, no water, they had gone to the bathroom on themselves,” said Miles. “Without power, they couldn’t get down to evacuate. They couldn’t walk down 18 flights of stairs.” Thomas found a diabetic man in one apartment who hadn’t eaten or had anything to drink in 10 days. “Some needs were so great, we
filled them immediately,” he said. “People had kids, needed diapers, some were sick. There were doctors that volunteered, and we got them in there.” The building was freezing cold, and Heidenreich estimated the cadets climbed 150 flights of stairs each. “It was fun for us, but for them, it was hard,” said Thomas. Others were in charge in distributing food and supplies out of a community center, and some delivered hot meals from FEMA. And they took help where they could find it. “One little 10year-old boy showed us the buildings where there were elderly people,” said Miles. “He told his mom he was with the Army guys.” “I deputized him for one day,” said Heidenreich. The operation was not the first flood mission the cadets undertook. They did two missions in Margaretville and one in Fleishmanns after Hurricane Irene, which gave them a stronger sense of what supplies and skills were needed. “You come back a different person,” added Heidenreich. “You get through that one day and you know you could have gotten through multiple days. You learn what you are really capable of.”
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Thursday, December 20 HOLIDAY HISTORY -- Noon-4
p.m. Oneonta History Center open with model train layouts, dollhouse, Victorian village. 1950s Plasticville & Marx village displays. Nutcracker ballet, Christmas tree. Giftshop, books -- unique gifts for all. Greater Oneonta History Center, 183 Main St., Oneonta. Info, (607) 432-0960, info@oneontahistory. org COOP SANTA -- 3-6 p.m. Christmas Cottage, Pioneer Park, Main St., Cooperstown. SANTA WRAPPING -- 6 p.m. Santa Anonymous wrapping. Richfield Springs Central School rear parking lot.
Friday, December 21 HOLIDAY HISTORY -- Noon-4
p.m. Oneonta History Center open with model train layouts, dollhouse, Victorian village. 1950s Plasticville & Marx village displays. Giftshop, books -- unique gifts for all. Greater Oneonta History Center, 183 Main St., Oneonta. Info, (607) 432-0960, info@oneontahistory. org
COOP SANTA -- 3-6 p.m. Christmas Cottage, Pioneer Park, Main St., Cooperstown. COOKBOOK -- 4-7 p.m. Cookbook Kick-off Celebration. Arrival of CAA art cookbook. Sample recipes, finish your shopping at the Holiday Show and Sale. Cooperstown Art Association, 22 Main St., Cooperstown. Info, (607) 547-9777, www.cooperstownart.com HOLIDAY DINNER -- 5:30-9 p.m. The Hawkeye Grill at The Otesaga has their annual Holiday Dinner. $18.95/person. 60 Lake St., Cooperstown. Info, Lori Patryn, (607) 544-2519. COUNTRY CHRISTMAS -- 8 p.m. Country legend Mel Tillis performs songs from his album “Snowflake.” $65 gold seating, $53 silver. Foothills Performing Arts Center, 24 Market St., Oneonta. Info, tickets, (607) 431-2080, www.foothillspac.org
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Bach, Copland, Ives, and others, plus selections from his recent album, “American Ivory.” Part of OCA’s 85th Anniversary Season celebration. Free; donations gratefully accepted at the door. First United Meth. Church, 66 Chestnut St., Oneonta Info, www. OneontaConcertAssociation.org
Saturday, December 29 HOLIDAY HISTORY -- 10 a.m.-
4 p.m. Holiday trains, more. Greater Oneonta History Center, 183 Main St. Info, (607) 4320960, info@oneontahistory.org
Monday, December 31 HOLIDAY HISTORY -- 5-10 p.m.
First Night at the History Center. 6 and 7 p.m., City Historian Mark Simonson present “historic infomercials,” presentation of old newspaper advertisement featuring former businesses of our area. 7 p.m., money raffle drawing. 8 p.m. Tim Horne plays early 20th c. turns on the Oneontamade McCammon piano. 9 p.m. -- Surprise entertainment. Greater Oneonta History Center, 183 Main St. Info, (607) 4320960, info@oneontahistory.org
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PRESENTATION -- 7 p.m. “Deciphering the Revised Fracking Regulations.” Helen Slottje at Templeton Hall, 63 Pioneer St., Cooperstown.
Friday, December 21
HIKE -- 6-7:30 p.m. Winter Solstice Night Trek. Hike, ski or snowshoe to observe the winter sky on the longest night of the year. Dress appropriately, hot chocolate provided. Brookwood Point, 6000 St. Rte. 80, Cooperstown. Info, Marcie, (607) 547-2366. CONCERT -- 7 p.m. Metalocalypse featuring Nasty Midnight, Glass Skeleton, Willing Swords and others. $7. Oneonta Theatre, 47 Chestnut St., Oneonta. Info, www.oneontatheatre.com.
Saturday. December 22
CONCERT -- 8 p.m. Empire Brass with special guest Elizabeth Von Trapp. Gold seating, $35, Silver, $25. Foothills Performing Arts Center, 24 Market St., Oneonta. Info, tickets, (607)
431-2080, www.foothillspac. org. Oneonta Concert Association presents pianist Richard Fountain
Monday December 31
GALA -- 7 p.m.-12:30 a.m. “All You Need is Love.” Friends of Bassett Healthcare Network presents 2012 New Year’s Eve Gala to benefit the Partnership for Nursing Opportunities program. $200 per person. The Otesaga Hotel, 60 Lake St., Cooperstown. (607) 544-2502, (800) 348-6222, Reservation1@ Otesaga.com NEW YEARS -- 7 p.m.-12:30 a.m., Holiday Inn High Rollers New Year’s Eve. Grand Dinner Buffet and overnight stay. $199 per couple (two double beds); $239 per couple (one king bed). The Holiday Inn, 5206 State Hwy. 23, Oneonta. Info, (607) 4332250, ext. 174, www.hioneonta. com
Tuesday, January 1
BUDDHISM -- 5:15 p.m., “The Buddhist View.” Every Tuesday. The Green Earth, 4 Market St., Oneonta. Info (607) 829-3702.
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IN MEMORIAM Warren W. Richards, 94; Career-Long Union Officer Helped Start SFCU In 1940s UNADILLA – Warren W. Richards, 94, who was involved in founding the Sidney Federal Credit Union in the 1940s, died Monday, Dec. 10, 2012, at Fox Nursing Home. He was born on Nov. 5, 1918, in Oneonta, the son of Carlton and Lula (Wilson) Richards. Warren
married the former Verna Girard on Nov. 7, 1941, in Oneonta. She died on July 11, 2004. A 1939 graduate of Albany Business College, he was a machinist for Amphenol (Bendix) in Sidney for 42 years and held every position, but president, in the International Association of Machin-
ists, Local 1529, where he was a member for 40 years. He was also a member of St. Matthews Episcopal Church in Unadilla. He is survived by his daughters; Daughn and Dennis Darlin of Wells Bridge, Susan Kuss of Saratoga Springs, Margaret (Peggy) and William Lisenby of San
Antonio, Texas, Gloria Richards of Ithaca, Robin and David Lewis of Chillicothe, Ohio, and Mary Lynn and Scott Henchey of Unadilla; brother and sister-in law Ernest and Marie Girard of Brant Lake; and a sister-in-law Angie Richards of Oneonta. Also surviving are 11 grand-
Alfred G. Hubbard, 87; Decorated WWII Veteran Spent More Than 50 Years As Volunteer Fireman ONEONTA – Alfred G. (Ted) Hubbard, 87, a decorated World War II veteran and volunteer firefighters for more than a half-century, died Saturday Dec. 15, 2012, at Fox Hospital. He was born in Bay Shore, L.I., on Feb. 15, 1925, the son Alfred R and Marion (Brow) Hubbard. He married Olga C. Sturek on Aug. 6, 1973, in Lindenhurst, L.I. He had three sons from his first marriage, to Ann Dinga in 1946, which ended in divorce after 25 years. In the Navy in 1942-46, he served in the Pacific Theater aboard the “Fighting
Lady” – the USS Yorktown CV-10, now in a museum in Patriots Point, S.C. He was awarded a commendation for bravery while the ship was under attack by the Japanese, and also received the state’s Conspicuous Service Award for heroism. He moved Upstate in 1973, to Mundale, Walton and then to his present address in the Town of Davenport. A volunteer fireman for more than 50 years, he was 40th man in the West Islip Fire Department and an honorary member of the Walton Fire Department.
He also was a firearms safety instructor for over 40 years. He was a mechanic for Sun Oil Co. in Oceanside, L.I., for many years and for S.J. Bailey & Sons as a night supervisor for 17. He was with the Delaware County Sheriff’s Department for 12 years, until ill health forced him to resign. Ted was a member of the Delhi American Legion Post, and a life member of VFW Post 1206, Oneonta, the USS Yorktown Association, and the NRA. In addition to his wife, Olga, survivors include three sons, Alfred “Butch”
(Rose) Hubbard of Oneonta, Walter A. Hubbard of Salisbury, N.C., Ted R. (Rose) Hubbard of Maryland and a daughter, Donna Rachiele of Oneonta. Also, nine grandchildren and several great-grandchildren, and a brother, Walter, of Corinth, Texas. The funeral was planned at 11 a.m. Friday, Dec. 21, at Lester R. Grummons Funeral Home, with the Rev. David Rockwell officiating. Burial followed at Ouleout Valley Cemetery. Arrangements were entrusted to the Lester R. Grummons Funeral Home.
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children, 16 great-grandchildren, an two great-great grandchildren nieces and nephews. Predeceased by a brother Harold and sister Mildred; brother-in-laws Raymond and Samuel Girard; and a son-inlaw Joseph Kuss. Funeral arrangements are with Westcott Funeral Home, Unadilla.
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Amanda Robinson, 87; 10 Grandchildren Survive ONEONTA – Amanda Robinson, 87, a resident of Nader Towers for nearly a decade, passed away on Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012, at Fox Hospital. She was born in Brooklyn on April 2, 1925, the daughter of Henry and Caroline (Reiderer) Klemm. She married Julian M. Robinson on Feb. 3, 1946, in Queens, and he passed away on Aug. 9, 1994. Amanda and her family lived in Ozone Park, Queens, for many years before moving to Milford and later Davenport. For the past nine years Amanda enjoyed being a resident of Nader Towers where she had many friends and spent evenings playing bingo and cards. Amanda was a homemaker and had also worked for Astrocom and the Charlotte Valley Central School. She shared her husband’s passion for harness racing. She enjoyed working in the paddock, preparing the horses
for races at Vernon Downs and Monticello Raceway. Amanda loved making crafts, crocheting Amanda Robinson and knitting. Sundays at “the farm” were always happy times for her family. She was a member of St. Mary’s Church and the Milford American Legion Auxiliary Unit #1566. She is survived by her children, Catherine and husband Howard Miller of Milford, James and wife, Judi Robinson, Richland, WA, Gerard (Jerry) and wife Diane Robinson of Milford, Caroline and husband Mark Finne of Davenport, her son-in-law, Joseph Ballard of Davenport. Her 10 grandchildren, Jamie (Ryan) Crawford, Tobie (Brandi) Robinson, Jason (Sofia) Robinson, Christine
(David) Kerr, Casandra K. (James) Sabellico, Elizabeth M. Miller, Joseph Ballard, Michael Ballard, Matthew and Ryan Finne; her four great grandchildren, Ryan James Crawford, Victoria Guerrero, Jaden Robinson, and Lillian Kerr; her brothers-in-law, Jack (Millie) Herron of Rhinebeck, Robert Herron of Sauquoit, William (Jean) Herron of Bainbridge. Arrangements are entrusted to the Lester R. Grummons Funeral Home.
Roswitha Carvill, 71; Taught Art, Elementary School In Oneonta ONEONTA – Roswitha Carvill, 71, a former Oneonta elementary teacher who retired to Wappingers Falls, passed away on Dec. 15, 2012, at the Vassar-Warner Home in Poughkeepsie. She was born in Silesia, Germany, on Jan. 4, 1941, the daughter of Conrad and Elfriede Marschall. Prior to moving to Poughkeepsie, she lived in Oneonta. She was an art and elementary school teacher for the City of Oneonta School System in Oneonta. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Oneonta. Survivors include her son, Christopher L. Turner of Annandale, Va.; her daughter, Lisa S. Turner
Service Saturday For Cooper Descendant COOPERSTOWN – Funeral services for Katherine L.F. Cooper Cary, who died Tuesday Dec. 4, 2012, will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22 at Christ Episcopal Church, 46 River Street, Cooperstown, with The Rev. Mark A. Michael, Rector officiating. Burial in the Cooper Burial Lot, adjacent to the church, will follow the service. Arrangements are entrusted to the Tillapaugh Funeral Service, Cooperstown.
of Wappingers Falls; and a sister, Christine Blanchard, of Florida. Grandchildren include Corydon and Afton Swift-Turner, and there are two nieces. Services are private.
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Dr. Yong-Min Chi, 82; Met Wife While Resident At Bassett Hospital COOPERSTOWN – Dr. Yong-Min Chi, a one-time resident at Bassett Hospital who overcame a harsh boyhood in South Korean to obtained a medical degree in the U.S., died Saturday, Dec. 8, at his home in Cummaquid, Mass. He was 82. Dr. Chi was born in Korea in 1930 to ChangIl Chi and Bong-Yi Choi,
the fourth of nine children and eldest son. As a boy during the Japanese occupation of his homeland Dr. Chi during world War II, he was forced, working barefoot, to help build airfields.
When the Korean War began, his father was shot trying to protect the family’s property. He was a captain in the South Korean army and attended Seoul National University. Moving to the U.S. in 1954, he studied at Bradley University in Peoria, Ill., and graduated from Case Western Reserve
University’s School of Medicine. Admitted to Columbia University’s medical residency program in 1963, he was assigned to Bassett Hospital, where he met Mary Elizabeth Clark, whom he married in 1967. They started Dr. Chi’s medical practice in Delhi, and lived briefly in Pica-
Alice Pfeuffer, 72; Owned Augur’s Bookstore For 7 Years MOUNT VISION – Alice Rita Pfeuffer, 72, the former owner of Augur’s Bookstore in Cooperstown, died Thursday, Dec. 13, in Bassett Hospital. She was born Dec. 31, 1939, in Yaphank, the daughter of Robert J. and Alice H. (Rutkowski) Walsh; and granddaughter of Herman and Eleanor Gerard of Laurens. She married Gustav (Gus) Pfeuffer on July 10, 1959, in Teaneck, N.J.
Alice graduated from Bergen Technical Vocational High School as a licensed beautician. She continued in this career until her oldest daughter was born and then became the homemaker. In 1976, the family moved to Mount Vision from Ridgefield Park, N.J. Alice and her husband, Gus, started the Hill Top Construction Co., which they ran until 2005. In 1990, Alice and Gus purchased Augur’s, the land-
mark bookstore at Pioneer and Main, which she and her daughter Teresa ran until 1998. Alice enjoyed camping, traveling, NASCAR and tractor pulls. She was famous for her cream puffs made with duck eggs. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Teresa Convis and her husband, Scott, and Wendy Tennant and her husband, Mike; grandchildren Caitlin and Amber Marble,
and Kristopher Convis; a sister, a brother- and sister-in-law, and nieces and nephews. Funeral services were Monday, Dec. 17, at the Houk-Johnston-Terry Funeral Home, Edmeston, with the Rev. Paul Messner officiating. Interment was in the Mount Vision Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart/Stroke Association, Fox Care or Hartwick Emergency Squad.
yune, Miss. while he taught medicine at Louisiana State and Tulane universities. In 1976, the couple moved to Athol, Mass., where they raised five children. During the 1980s, the family summered on Sunset Hill, Richfield Springs. In addition to his wife,
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White of Oneonta, and a nephew Richard Manley Jr. of Hartwick. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 29 at the Christian Church, Hartwick, with Reverend Laverne Saxer presiding. Interment will be at the Hartwick Cemetery and at the discretion of the family. In lieu of flowers, donations in Winnie’s memory can be made to the Christian Church of Hartwick. Arrangements are with Ottman Funeral Home.
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Erwina ‘Winnie’ Edgett, 88; Farmed In Hartwick HARTWICK – Erwina “Winnie” (Manley) Edgett, 88, a lifelong Hartwick resident, died Monday, Dec. 10, at Fox Nursing Home following a brief illness. Born Aug. 25, 1924, Winnie was raised in Hartwick and spent her adult life managing a small farm on Weeks Road. She was the daughter of Earl and Hazel (Richards) Manley. In 1952, she married Francis Ira Edgett who predeceased her in 1966. Winnie was a devoted sister, surrogate mother and
survivors include two daughters and three sons, and eight siblings. He was memorialized at a private ceremony at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Richfield Springs. Memorial contributions may be made to The Friends of Bassett.
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Saturday, December 22 • 11 am to 1 pm The Otsego County Chamber will be offering holiday cheer & welcoming wishes to Collage Food Boutique. Chef Zijin Wu offers samples of a diversity of foods made fresh everyday. The Chamber will have giveaways and will also accept nominations for the Business of the Year & Citizen of the Year.
Turn-key Greek/American restaurant at busy State Routes 7/23 location. Seating for 20 and brisk takeout and delivery in place now. Lease will be $1,200 per month with tenant purchase of equipment. Plenty of storage space. Low overhead. Contact Rodger Moran at Benson Agency Real Estate. 607-287-1559. TFN
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Cars 2008 rio 5 Power Equip, 80k mile, Stk #622231 .......................................... Price $9,995...........Pmt $125 2009 sonata GLs Power Equip, 79 k Miles Stk #922630 .....................................Price $10,895.........Pmt $130 2009 ELantra GLs Power Equip, 65k miles, Stk #922510............................. Price $11,395.........Pmt $138 2006 Grand Marquis Ls Full Power, Lthr, 48k miles, Stk #9225710 ............. Price $10,995.........Pmt $139 2008 iMPaLa Lt Full Power, Lthr, 65k miles, Stk #522021 ............................. Price $12,495.........Pmt $159 2009 hhr Lt Full Power, 62k miles, Stk #820371......................................... Price $12,995.........Pmt $162 2010 fortE Ex Power Equip, 74k miles, Stk #522381 ................................... Price $12,995.........Pmt $162 2009 foCus sEs Power Equip, Sunroof, 81k miles, Stk #922590 ..................... Price $12,995.........Pmt $164 2011 foCus sE Power Equip, 30k miles, Stk #922660................................... Price $13,995.........Pmt $177 2010 GoLf 2.5 L 2-dr Hatch, Power Equip, 14k miles, Stk #922650.................. Price $13,995.........Pmt $177 2009 aLtiMa 2.5s Full Poer, 65k miles, Stk #922610 ................................... Price $13,995.........Pmt $179 2007 CaMry LE Power Equip, 69k miles, Stk #522321 .................................. Price $13,695.........Pmt $185 2009 fusion sE Power Equip, 51k miles, Stk #582051 ................................. Price $14,495.........Pmt $185 2008 iMPrEza 2.5 i Power Equip, 33k mile, Stk #922311 ............................. Price $13,995.........Pmt $189 2009 iMPaLa Lt Full Power 55k miles, Stk #622541..................................... Price $13,495.........Pmt $190 2010 fortE Ex Power Equip, 18k miles, Stk #C922560 ................................. Price $14,995.........Pmt $194 2010 fusion sE Power Equip, 50k miles, Stk #922640 ................................. Price $14,995.........Pmt $194 2012 foCus sE hatCh Power Equip, 32k miles, Stk #R922670....................... Price $15,495.........Pmt $199 2010 aCCord Lxx Power Equip, 19k miles, Stk #922350............................... Price $16,395.........Pmt $214 2009 aManti Full Power, Lthr, Sunroof, 34k mile, Stk #C820531..................... Price $16,495.........Pmt $217 2010 LanCEr sPortbaCk Power Equip, 24k miles, Stk #820321................... Price $16,995.........Pmt $236 2010 aCCord Ex Cpe, Power Equip, SR, Lthr, 30k miles, Stk #621041............... Price $17,995.........Pmt $240 2009 outbaCk i Spec Ed, Full Power, 34k miles, Stk #922620 ........................ Price $18,995.........Pmt $256 2009 MaxiMa sv Full Power, Lthr, 46k miles, Stk #C921670 .......................... Price $20,495.........Pmt $269 2009 aCura tL Full Power, Lthr, 36k miles, Stk #922500............................... Price $22,995.........Pmt $319 2010 MaxiMa 3.5 sv Full Power, Lthr, 30k miles, Stk #C922140..................... Price $24,995.........Pmt $336 2012 oPtiMa sx Full Power, Lthr, Nav, Sunroof, 6k miles, Stk #C921910........... Price $26,995.........Pmt $374 truCks 2007 sEdona Lx Power Equip, 73 k Miles Stk #922290 .......................................Price $9,995...........Pmt $124 2007 Grand Caravan sxt Full Power, 62k miles, Stk #922280.................... Price $10,495.........Pmt $133 2006 Grand Caravan sxt Full Power, 69k miles, Stk #922200 ................... Price $11,995.........Pmt $157 2007 tuCson sE fWd Power Equip, 63k miles, Stk #620941 ......................... Price $11,995.........Pmt $157 2007 Patriot vibE FWD, 5 spd, Power Equip, Stk #523221........................... Price $11,995.........Pmt $157 2007 Grand Caravan sxt Full Power, 46k miles, Stk #922280.................... Price $11,995.........Pmt $158
$18,995 2012 Jeep Compass Sport 15k miles, Power Equipment
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Commercial rental; Near the only stop light in Cooperstown. Plenty of off street parking for clients and employees. Newly renovated. 1/2 bath. 1,400 sq ft. Call Hubbell’s Real Estate for details. 607-547-5740. TFN FOR RENT: Main Street business location in the village of Cooperstown........525 square feet of space....$750.00 per month..... includes heat, water, trash removal. Two year lease required. Call Lamb Realty at 607-547—8145 for additional information. TFN
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The Shops at Ford and Main!
Lovely three bedroom home in immaculate condition with top of the line appliances, attached one car garage, fireplace, two bathrooms, excellent closet and storage space, in the Village near the lake with spectacular lake views. For lease at $1900. per month plus utilities, snow removal, garbage removal and lawn care. References required. Please call Ashley-Connor Realty at 607-5474045. TFN
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two bath, living room, dining room, den, modern kitchen with attached sunroom, charming front porch, replacement windows, detached one car garage. $1,000. per month plus utilities. References and one year’s lease required, long term lease available. Please call Patti Ashley at Ashley-Connor Realty 607-547-4045 TFN
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$11,495 $177/mo
2005 Nissan Xterra
91k miles, 4WD, Power Equipment
2008 sEdona Ex Power Equip, 64k miles, Stk #922320 ................................ Price $12,495.........Pmt $166 2008 saturn vuE AWD, XE, Full Power, Lthr, 61k miles, Stk #922131.............. Price $13,995.........Pmt $179 2009 sEdona Lx Power Equip, 62k miles, Stk #C922020............................... Price $14,495.........Pmt $185 2008 f150 rEGuLar Cab 4x2, Power Equip, 51k miles, Stk #8522251 ............ Price $13,995.........Pmt $189 2008 suzuki Grand vitara Power Equip, Stk #523112............................. Price $13,995.........Pmt $189 2007 nitro sLt Power Equip, 62k miles, Stk #921551.................................. Price $14,495.........Pmt $197 2008 nitro sxt 4WD, Power Equip, Sunroof, 28k miles, Stk #521951.............. Price $15,495.........Pmt $202 2009 outLandEr Es 4WD, Power Equip, Stk #820281................................. Price $15,695.........Pmt $203 2009 Patriot AWD, Power Equip, 43k miles, Stk #922450 ............................ Price $15,995.........Pmt $211 2007 frontiEr CrEW sE 4WD, Power Equip, 79k miles, Stk #613391 ............ Price $15,495.........Pmt $213 2010 roGuE s AWD, Power Equip, 70k miles, Stk #622071 ............................ Price $16,495.........Pmt $226 2011 sorEnto Lx FWD, Power Equip, 34k miles, Stk #C922160 ..................... Price $17,495.........Pmt $226 2008 MarinEr AWD, V6, Full Power, Lthr, 54k miles, Stk #922300 .................. Price $16,995.........Pmt $226 2009 sorEnto Lx 4WD, Power Equip, 36k miles, Stk #C522231 ..................... Price $17,495.........Pmt $233 2009 Murano s AWD, Full Power, 55k miles, Stk #C921630 .......................... Price $18,495.........Pmt $241 2011 kia sorEnto Lx AWD, Power Equip, 43k miles, Stk #C921800 ............... Price $18,995.........Pmt $246 2006 Murano sL AWD, Full Power, 78k miles, Stk #922260 .......................... Price $14,995.........Pmt $247 2010 Equinox Ls AWD, Power Equip, 58k miles, Stk #820581 ....................... Price $18,495.........Pmt $248 2012 sEdona Lx Power Equip, 21k miles, Stk #R22410 ................................ Price $19,195.........Pmt $254 2006 Canyon CrEW Cab 4WD, SLE, Power Equip, 69k miles, Stk #620411....... Price $15,495.........Pmt $255 2010 Murano sL AWD, Full Power, 67k miles, Stk #621920 .......................... Price $19,695.........Pmt $259 2011 EndEavor sE 4WD, Full Power Equip, 23k miles, Stk #R922060 ............. Price $19,995.........Pmt $267 2012 sEdona Lx Power Equip, 15k miles, Stk #CR922090 ............................. Price $19,995.........Pmt $267 2008 frontiEr CrEW Cab sE 4WD, P Equip, 58k miles, Stk #C622601........... Price $18,995.........Pmt $274 2011 sorEnto Lx AWD, Power Equip, 36k miles, Stk #922390....................... Price $20,495.........Pmt $277 2007 frontiEr CrEW sE 4WD, Power Equip, 34k miles, Stk #621461 ............ Price $19,495.........Pmt $281 2011 sorEnto Ex AWD, Power Equip, 58k miles, Stk #C522371 ..................... Price $21,495.........Pmt $290 2011 EdGE sE FWD, Power Equip, 34k miles, Stk #522441 ............................. Price $21,495.........Pmt $290 2008 tribECa LiMitEd AWD, Full Power, SR, Lthr, 61k miles, Stk #620961 ...... Price $19,995.........Pmt $290 2006 frontiEr CrEW sE 4WD, Power Equip, 52k miles, Stk #521191 ............ Price $17,995.........Pmt $299 2011 outLandEr sE Full Power, Lthr, Sunroof, 11k miles, Stk #C922700 ......... Price $22,495.........Pmt $305 2010 frontiEr CrEW Cab 4WD, Pro4x, Full Pwr, 26k miles, Stk #C921810 ..... Price $24,495.........Pmt $328 2010 EdGE LiMitEd AWD, Full Power, Lthr, Snrf, 50k miles, Stk #922370 ......... Price $23,995.........Pmt $331 2010 tribECa tourinG Full Power, Lthr, 43k miles, Stk #221220.................. Price $23,995.........Pmt $331 2013 roGuE sL AWD, Full Power, Lthr, SR, Nav, 1k mile, Stk #621901 .............. Price $26,995.........Pmt $362
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