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George's Tid Bits
by George Capron

The following are excerpts from some of the calls that George received during his radio show on WBRV-WLLG The Moose, as well as observations he made on the air during the week of October 6th, 2008:

  • MONDAY, OCTOBER 6: On Saturday, October 4, Bruce and Jane Turck celebrated their 40th anniversary, with love and best wishes from 15 family members. Today, John and Lucy Wawrzyniak of Talcottville will enjoy their 57th anniversary, with happy wishes from their friends and relatives. Leola Dorrity of the Stonehedge Nursing Home in Rome, formerly of Kortenaer Village, Boonville, will celebrate her 84th birthday, with best wishes from her six sisters, three brothers, nieces and nephews. Somebody in Oneida County is holding on to a second-place NYS Lotto ticket. The drawing was Saturday night and is worth $65,672.
     
  • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7: A killing frost overspread the area this morning. Highmarket recorded 25 degrees with a 26-degree reading here at the Station at 6 a.m. Everything was white with frost. Previously, a 21-degree temperature was found on Jackson Hill, both in 1984 and 1999. Occasionally, an earthquake is felt in this area and that was the case in 1983. The landscape rattled at 6:19 a.m. and was centered near Blue Mountain Lake in the Adirondacks. Singer John Cougar Mellencamp was born in Seymour, Indiana, 57 years ago. He was one of the first to volunteer to join Willie Nelson at the first Farm Aid concerts. Neil Young also offered to sing at the first concert, held September 22, 1985, in Champaign, Illinois. A moose paid a visit to Leon and Wanda Bowen’s yard last evening on the Stuckey Road, off the West Road. Leon said it pawed up a section of his lawn, possibly because of his barking dogs.
     
  • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8: Today, Gordy and Joyce Schleicher of Boonville celebrate their 59th anniversary, with happy wishes from their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Yesterday afternoon, Rich Kaufman of Kayuta Lake watched a moose, with no antlers, cross Route 12, south of Boonville. Rich said it was a first time event for him. In 1956, Ford Motor Company decided on a name for a new model car in development, the Edsel. Comedian Chevy Chase was born in New York City in 1943. He was with the NBC show, Saturday Night Live, for a year and later started his movie career with “Caddyshack” and the “Vacation” series of films.
     
  • THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9: This area is still featuring some beautiful leaf coloration, and hundreds and hundreds of geese are flying south over the area the past several weeks. The North Country received a good soaking last night, as the Merry Hill Weather Station collected .80” with Highmarket measuring .76”. The Village measurement was a half inch. I noticed a wooly caterpillar in the Station driveway yesterday, and it was equal in its three colors.
     
  • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10: Happy Birthday to Clara Davoy of the Number Four Road, Lowville, who celebrates her 85th birthday, with lots of love from her family. A moose was reported at 8:50 a.m. this morning on the Cut-off Road between Croghan and New Bremen, standing in the middle of the road by a passing truck driver. Joy Mooney of Talcottville told me she and her late husband Lyle were married today in 1954. She said it snowed hard and it never melted until spring, making it a long winter. The Jackson Hill Weather Station measured 290 inches of snowfall that winter. The average Boonville snowfall is 211.08 in the past 58 years. Tomorrow, Matthew Schrag and Tamara Widrick will be married at the Naumburg Methodist Church in Castorland, with Lord’s blessings from Dad and Mom Widrick. As the leaf raking season gets underway, we find some trees have more leaves than others. It’s been calculated that the average large oak tree may contain 700,000 leaves, mature sugar maples 160,000, and average apple trees have between 50,000 to 100,000.

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