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Festivals aboundLooking for something fun to do on a weekend? Try one or more of these events:

June 12-14 Balloon Fest at Jamesville Beach ParkJune 13 Juneteenth Celebration in Clinton Square

June 19-21 Polish Festival in Clinton SquareJune 26-27 Jazz Festival at Onondaga Community College

July 10-12 NYS Blues Festival at Clinton SquareJuly 17-19 St. Elias Church Middle Eastern Cultural Festival

July 24-26 Oswego Harborfest in OswegoJuly 24+25 Northeast Jazz and Wine Festival in Clinton Square

July 24-26 Arts and Crafts Festival Downtown SyracuseJuly 29 Fourth Annual Taste of East Syracuse at Municipal Building

Aug. 2 Bavarian Festival at Onondaga Lake ParkAug. 8 CNY Scottish Games and Celtic Festival at Onondaga Lake Park.

Aug. 14-15 Hottest Chick N Wing Festival at the Inner HarborAug. 15-16 Latino Festival in Clinton Square

Aug. 27- NYS Fair (11 days ending on Labor Day) at the Fairgrounds

Music in the sunIslandfest

From June 27 to Aug. 22 the Paper Mill Island Amphitheater Islandfest concert series will be featured. For more information, visit island-fest.com. The series includes the following artists:

Saturday June 27 - Umphrey’s McGee Friday July 10 - Chicago Transit - Chicago tribute;

Saturday July 11 - Me and My Gang - Rascal Flatts experience; Saturday July 18 - Ozzmosis - Ozzy Osbourne Tribute; Saturday July 25 - Parrots of the Caribbean - Jimmy Buffet Tribute; Saturday Aug. 1 - Appetite for Destruction - Guns N’ Roses Tribute

Saturday Aug. 8 - Kashmir - Led Zeppelin Tribute Saturday Aug 15 - One Sweet World - Dave Mathews Tribute Saturday Aug. 22 - Childhood’s end - Pink Floyd Tribute

Clay summer concert seriesThe Clay Recreation Department will host its summer concert series at Clay Cen-

tral Park off Wetzel Road on Tuesdays. The Game Mobile, with our trained staff, will provide supervised fun activities for children. Food and refreshments will be available for purchase by area restaurants, with picnic tables and grills available. The schedule is as follows with rain dates on Wednesdays. Shows run from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Info: 652-3800 ext. 139.

June 16 - The Fab Five Tribute Band, food by Meghan MacMurphy’s RestaurantJune 23 - Matt Chase & Thunder Canyon, country, oldies, food by Applebee’sJuly 1 - Original Music by Todd Hobin, classic rock, food by Applebee’s RestaurantJune 30 - The Celebration Band, oldies & show, food by M & R DogsJuly 7 - Mood Swing, dance music, food by Uno Chicago Grill RestaurantJuly 14 - Dave Hanlon’s Cook Book, contemporary jazz - Sammy Award Winners,

food by Meghan MacMurphy’s RestaurantJuly 21 - Toby Franklin Band, 80’s rock/originals, food by Crittela’s Italian Take-Out July 28 - Letizia and the Z Band, high energy dance 40’s through today, Applebee’sAug. 4 - Smokin’, classic rock, country 6 – 8 p.m., food by Crittela’s Italian Take-OutAug. 11 - Dan Elliott & the Monterey’s, oldies, 6 – 8 p.m., food by Twin Tree’s III

East Syracuse concerts at the gazeboThe folllowing will be featured as part of the Band Concerts at the Gazebo at Ellis

Field from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday evenings: July 1 - Nick Mulpagano Legends in Music; July 8 - Billionaires; July 15 - CX Tec

Dinosaurs; Aug. 5 - Stroke

June 13Salamander hike

Hikers on the Burlingame Road trails in Cazenovia will encounter salaman-ders from10 a.m. to noon June 13 with the help of Amy Kochem, local nature educator. Explore rocks, crevices and a woodland wetland to search for and learn more about these interest-ing amphibians. Park in the Cazenovia Preservation Foundation parking lot, one mile west of Route 13.Craft sale and flea market

The 28th Annual Flea Market and Craft Sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday June 13 at Fairmount Community Church United Church of Christ. Rental spots are available. Call 487-8521.Junior golf tournament

The Camillus Elks will hold a Junior Golf Tournament for ages 12 to 19 begin-ning at 8 a.m. June 13 at Westvale Coun-try Club. Cost is $9 and includes lunch. Call Ron Sensenich for info, 487-3210.Village-wide garage sale

The village of Marcellus will hold the annual village-wide garage sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday June 13. Rain or shine,

bargains galore.Organic farmer’s market

The Greener Bean is a farmers’ mar-ket featuring certified organic and locally raised farm products will be opening for the season June 13 in the parking lot of the Skaneateles P&C. The market will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Saturday thereafter through Sept. 12. For more information call 685-8336.

June 20Blessing of the Fleet

Baldwinsville’s Blessing of the Fleet will be held June 20. The event begins at 8:15 a.m. with registration for the annual free Kids’ Fishing Derby at Mercer Park, followed by the Seneca River Sprints, a recreational three-mile canoe/kayak race at noon. The boat parade begins at 2 p.m. at Cooper’s Marina and ends at the Southwest Trail where each boat will be blessed and is followed by an open clambake beginning at 3:30 p.m. with live entertainment and raffles through-out the day. To enter to win Dave Matthews Band tickets, participants must purchase chamber tickets. Call 638-0550 or e-mail bchamber07@

verizon.net.

June 24Taste of Elbridge

The Greater Jordan-Elbridge Chamber of Commerce will hold the Taste of Elbridge 2009 Wednesday June 24 at Elbridge Plaza. Sample treats from local businesses and or-ganizations for $1. Enjoy live music at 5 p.m. by Tom Cuskey Band and at 7 p.m. by Loren Barriger. For informa-tion, visit Elbridge.com or contact mjdoyle@twcny.rr.com.

June 27 Barbecue at the Wineries

The Cazenovia Area Community Development Association is offering tours to exciting locations in New York state. Usher in the summer season with a visit to beautiful Keuka Lake for some terrific food and wines at six outstanding wineries. Enjoy a special event, “Barbecue at the Wineries,” where each winery features its own barbecue dish with a special sauce, marinade or rub, all made in New York state. For more information, visit cacda.net.

‘Sun’thing fun for everyone Golfer? Wine conniseur? Hiker? Crafter? There’s plenty to do in CNY

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Come and enjoy the 22nd annual Harborfest featuring four days of non-stop live entertainment at three different scenic venues.The Entergy Nuclear Fireworks Spectacular blasts off on Saturday, July 25 over the Oswego Harbor.The Tall Ship US Brig Niagara, presented by Pathfinder Bank, will drop anchor along the West Pier in the Historic Maritime District.The Novelis Family Park at Fort Ontario will feature two stages with a variety of children-themed music and entertainment, including the children’s musical

production of “Tom Sawyer ”.Enjoy the thrills of the Historic Maritime Midway located this year at Wright’s Landing on Lake Street. Festival favorites such as Juried Arts & Crafts and the Pride of New York Farmer’s Market return as does live entertainment on the River Stage at River Walk West.

Harborfest 2009July 23-26, Oswego, NY

For more information log onto: www.oswegoharborfest.com or call: (315) 343-6858

Don’t miss these featureD artists…Hotel California and Live Wire (July 23, Breitbeck Park) THE MONKEES Lead Singer MICKY DOLENZ (July 24, Breitbeck Park)Joe Whiting, Jeff Howell and The Cats, and Simplelife (July 25, Breitbeck Park)The Devonshires (July 26, Breitbeck Park)

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lated for July 23-26, the 2009 edition of Harborfest will feature plenty of food, fun

and entertainment as venues on both Oswego’s east and west sides will be used to deliver the excitement. A wide variety of entertainment will be featured on stages throughout the city of Oswego including, the Family/Children’s stage at Fort Ontario, the Veteran’s Stage at River Walk West and the NRG Lakeview Stage in Breitbeck Park. Visit the Harborfest website at oswegoharborfest.com for the latest infor-mation regarding transportation options and performance schedules.A new venue

Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Constellation Energy the 2009 edition of Har-borfest will feature an exciting new venue, the Constellation Energy Environment Expo.

According to Lauren Loney, sponsorship coordinator for Harborfest, The Constellation Energy Environment Expo will be filled with entertaining and educational interactive dis-plays, demonstrations, and information aimed at educating festival goers on the steps that area businesses, schools, organizations, and individuals are taking to conserve energy and to be environmentally-conscious.

“When people think of going green they typi-cally think of alternative sources of energy such as wind, solar, and water. With our Environment Expo we wish to entertain and educate our visi-tors on many different ways to be environmen-tally conscious, from going green, to alternative energy sources, to sustainability efforts, and to protecting the environment,” said Loney.

For more information on the Environment Expo, or to volunteer to serve on the event com-

mittee you may contact Loney at 342-7120.The Monkees lead singer Micky Dolenz to perform

Thanks to the sup-port of Eagle Beverage and Budweiser, Har-borfest will be bring-ing one of the most recognizable performers of the 1960s, Mickey Dolenz of The Monkees will perform on the NRG Lakeview Stage in Breitbeck Park on Friday night July 24 during Harborfest.

Dolenz began his professional career as a 10-year-old child actor in the television series, “Circus Boy,” which aired on NBC from 1956-1958, and guest starred on a number of other television shows while in his teens. He then landed the role as the lead singer for The Monkees and starred in the TV show about the band. The Monkees achieved great suc-cess as recording artists with the groups’ first five albums going gold and three consecutive number singles, including their debut single, ‘Last Train to Clarksville’ that featured Dolenz on lead vocals.

Other performers scheduled to perform on the NRG Lakeview Stage during Harborfest include:

Friday July 24: 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. – Shovel-head; 2 – 3 p.m. – Echo Code; 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. – The Holy Goats; 7:30 - 9 p.m. – Webb Wilder & The Beatnecks and 9:30 – 11 p.m. – The Monkees lead singer Micky Dolenz.

Saturday July 25: 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

– Disney Concert-TBA; 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. – Joe Whiting

4 – 5:30 p.m. – Pete McMahon & The Supernaturals; 6 – 7:30 p.m. – Peter Karp & Roadshow; 8:15 – 9:15 p.m. – Jeff Howell, “The Cats”; 9:30 – 10 p.m. – En-

tergy Nuclear Fireworks Spectacular; 10 – 10:45 p.m. – Jeff Howell, “The Cats” and 11:15 p.m. – 12:15 a.m. – Simplelife.

Sunday July 26: Noon – 1 p,m, – The Not Rightt Band; 1:30 – 3 p.m. – Smooth…the Sounds of San-tana and 3:30 – 5 p.m. – The Devonshires.Family and children’s entertainment

New for Harborfest 2009 is the Novelis Family Park Located on the scenic grounds of Fort Ontario, the Novelis Dedicated exclusively to children and their families, will host an assortment of quality family -orientated activities as well as live performances on two stages throughout Harborfest weekend including:

Friday July 24thMain Stage: Noon to 1 p.m. – Children’s

musical, “Tom Sawyer”; 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. – Catskill Puppet Theater; 3 – 4 p.m. – Children’s Musical “Tom Sawyer”; 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. – Os-wego Community Youth Orchestra, and 6:00 - 7:00 pm – Children’s Musical “Tom Sawyer.”Auxiliary Stage: Noon – 12:30 p.m. – Snakes & Stuff; 1 – 1:30 p.m. – Silly Family Circus; 2 – 2:30 pm – Snakes & Stuff; 3 – 3:30 p.m. – Silly Family Circus; 4 – 4:30 p.m. – Snakes & Stuff; 5 – 5:30 p.m. – Bob Gibbons; and 6 – 6:30 p.m.

– Silly Family Circus.Saturday July 25th

Main Stage: 11:30 – 12:30 p.m. – Children’s Musical “Tom Saw-yer”; 1 – 2 p.m. – Glenn Colton; 2:30 – 3 p.m. – The Magic of

Virgil; 3:30 – 4 p.m. – The MOST; 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. – Glenn Colton; 6 – 7 p.m. – Children’s Musical “Tom Sawyer.” Aux-

iliary Stage: Noon – 12:45 p.m. – Open Hand Theater “The Chocolate War”;

1:15 – 1:45 p.m. – The MOST; 2:15 – 2:45 p.m. – Bob Gib-

bons and Sweetheart; 3:15 – 4 p.m. – Open Hand

Theater “The Secret of the Puppet’s

Book”; 4:30 – 5 p.m. – The Magic of Virgil; and 5:30 – 6 p.m. – The MOST.Sunday, July 26

Main Stage: 9:30 – 11 a.m. – Ecumenical Service; noon – 1:30 p.m. – Fritz’s Polka Band; 2 – 3:30 p.m. – The Sinatra Show.

Fireworks July 25As it has for the past 21 years, the Oswego

harbor will bathe in the glow of a dazzling fire-works display as the Entergy Nuclear Fireworks Spectacular lights up the sky on Saturday evening, July 25 during Harborfest 2009.

The nearly half-hour Entergy Nuclear Fireworks Spectacular is the only world-class fireworks exhibition in upstate New York and demonstrates the highest level of pyrotechnic artistry as thousand of shells and “ground ef-fects” are choreographed to a carefully selected music track. Produced by Fireworks by Grucci, the Entergy Nuclear Fireworks Spectacular is a very special event that draws an estimated audience of more than 100,000 people to the shores of Lake Ontario each year.

The Entergy Nuclear Fireworks Spec-tacular at Harborfest 2009 will begin at9:30 p.m. and the music-track will again be simulcast on radio. Come early to enjoy every-thing Harborfest has to offer and find a good spot for watching the fireworks. Best viewing

is along the harbor area in the city of Oswego from Fort Ontario on the east to Breitbeck Park on the west.

The Monkees lead singer, Micky Dolenz will be per-forming live on Friday July 24 as part of Harborfest 2009.

SHarborfest rocks Oswego July 23-26

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Camillus Kayak Shop offers advice, expertiseBuyers matched to boat that suits their individual needs

he Camillus Kayak Shop opened for business with

two lines of kayaks – a total of six boats in the shop – in 1998.

At that time Kitt, (owner Thomas Kitt) was running a successful stained glass business he also started from scratch. Kitt’s business took off due to the growing popu-larity of kayaking and the lack of customer guidance among the other kayak retailers.

Operating mostly by him-self, Kitt is able to ensure that

every kayak buyer is matched to the boat that best meets their individual characteris-tics and circumstances. Cus-tomers range from those who have never sat in a kayak to expert kayakers interested in the latest racing models.

There are kayaks for chil-dren as young as 6 or 7 years old that will allow them to match an adult paddler’s pace. Today you will find 10 manu-facturers’ lines - more than 150 kayaks in Kitt’s shop, which was the former Masonic Lodge in the village of Camillus. He has studied kayak design and built several kayaks at the shop, and shares his knowl-edge with anyone who is in-terested. Kitt and wife Kathy

participate in the Eastern Outdoor Retailers Association annual shows and demos and Kitt ensures prospective boat-buyers that either he or Kathy have test paddled every boat in the shop.

Customers can trust Kitt’s advice and expertise to put them in the most appropriate kayak to ensure many years of paddling enjoyment. He has also instituted a new policy: everyone who purchases a new kayak from his shop will receive a complimentary pad-dling lesson. He points out that people spend money on the boats he recommends and in order to get the most enjoy-ment from them they need to learn some basic skills.

Private lessons, gift certifi-cates, accessories, safety gear and delivery service are also available, as is more informa-tion on the web at camillus-kayak.com.

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June 29Liverpool golf outing

Liverpool Dollars for Scholars will hold its annual golf outing, sponsored by Haylor, Freyer & Coon, on Monday June 29, at Foxfire Golf Course in Baldwinsville. The tournament begins at 10 a.m. The cost is $90 per person, which includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, greens fees, golf cart, door prizes and great companionship. Hole sponsorships, which include signage on the course and a scholarship awarded in the name of the sponsor, are also available for $300. Registration is due by June 16. To download a registration form, visit the Liverpool DFS Web site at liverpooldfs.org.

July 10, 11 Seneca River Days

The Baldwinsville Rotary Club will host the Seneca River Days Friday and Saturday July 10 and 11 at Mercer Park in Baldwinsville. The event includes a Kidz Karnival (5 to 9 p.m.) Friday evening followed by fireworks, and the Seneca River Duck Waddle, Seneca River Run and other events from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. To purchase ducks for the Great Seneca River Duck Race (4 p.m. Saturday), call 638-1507 or e-mail senecariverday@yahoo.com. East Syracuse Community Weekend

East Syracuse’s Annual Community Weekend is July 10 and 11. Featured will be an Ice Cream Social from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday July 10 at Loomis Field; Annual Fire-works and Concert on Saturday July 11 at East Syracuse Elementary School with Dan Elliot and the Monterays playing from 6:15 to 9:15 p.m. Fireworks will follow.

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amaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A., through its OHV

Access Initiative, has awarded Oswego Valley ATV Club a $22,000 grant in response to an applica-tion focused on trail development. Since January 2008, the Yamaha OHV Access Initiative (www.yamaha-motor.com/ohvaccess) has been assisting ATV clubs across the country with establish-ing and expanding recreational opportunities. To date Yamaha has awarded more than $875,000 throughout the United States with New York receiving approximate-ly $120,000 in the initiative’s first year of funding. These awards have been pivotal in adding and maintaining access to thousands of miles of trails through private and state land.

“The Yamaha OHV Access Initiative was created to serve as a resource to those in the OHV community dedicated to safe and responsible riding and open, sustainable access to our nation’s

trails,” said Steve Nessl, market-ing manager of Yamaha’s ATV and SxS operations. “From the many applications received and the grants awarded to organiza-tions such as the Oswego Valley ATV Club, clearly New York has tremendous potential as an OHV adventure tourism destination.”

OVTVA members James Mar-ra-president, Jermey Bomgren-vice-president, Regina Lunken-heimer-treasurer and Patricia Marra-secretary with support from Wheel-A-Way Motorsports in Fulton submitted the Applica-tion on Feb. 23, 2009, and were subsequently notified of the award April 14. With this grant, OVATV club acquired a Massey Ferguson tractor and surfacing equipment to expand and com-bine their system to more than 100 miles with an interconnection with the ALL County ATV Club. For information concerning the Oswego Valley ATV Club contact James Marra at 564-6619.

ew York’s largest water theme park is getting bigger, better

and wetter this summer and tell-ing guests to “Go Ape…If They Dare!” Park staff began con-struction this fall on a new Can-onBOWL water slide which will debut for the summer on opening day Wednesday June 17. The first new water ride since the installa-tion of the Shadow in 2002, this new double tube ride, purchased from Proslide Technology Inc. of Canada, will be located on the popular Water Safari Island right next door to sister thrill ride Kill-ermanjaro. The ride’s name, The Curse of the Silverback, definitely puts the word theme in water theme park.

The “silverback” theme refers to the dominant male gorillas who lead and protect their living groups, named after the mature male’s saddle of light grey hair. Gorillas are found in several countries in Africa, including the Democratic Republic of Congo. The park chose the silverback

gorilla theme for a number of reasons. They’re a perfect fit for the safari theme - the image of the gorilla’s power adds more thrill to the ride, and they’re very fasci-nating creatures who are endangered and need to be protected.

“We are in a great position to help and that’s why we have partnered with the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International (DFGFI) to raise awareness and funds for the gorillas,” said Katie Noonan, mar-keting director for the park. “In December of 2008 we adopted our own silverback gorilla through the organization and during the summer we’re bringing a DFGFI fundraising initiative to the park called “Coins for Congo” that will support programs in Africa that improve the survival of these amazing primates who so closely

match our own hu-man genetic makeup. We are reaching out and asking people to help,” Noonan adds.

2009 has even been named the Year of the Gorilla by sev-eral organizations including the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultur-al Organization that are launching initia-tives to protect these primates. By visiting

the park this summer, families can enjoy a day full of fun, experi-ence our new water ride and learn more about the gorillas and what can be done to protect them!

The Enchanted Forest/Water Safari features more than 50 rides and attractions, including 32 water rides all with heated water. The park is located on Route 28 in Old Forge, and opens for the 2009 season on Wednesday June 17.

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Jellystone Park holds open house

The Boy Scouts challenged the Mexico Fire Department at Water Wars during a recent open house at Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park. Pictured is the firefighters getting wet as a result of a depth charge, which is set off when a target is hit by a balloon.

ogi Bear’s Jellystone Parks celebrate 40 years providing

premier camping facilities and outstanding activity programs in-cluding fun withYogi Bear, Cindy Bear, Boo Boo and Ranger Smith.

The 2009 Fun Activities at yogi Bear’s includes the following theme weekends:

June 12-14, Jellystone Race Weekend;

June 19-21, Father’s Day;June 26-28, Chocolate Extrava-

ganza;July 2-5, Independence Week-

end;July 10-12, Yogi’s Family Olym-

pics;July 17-19, Under The Sea/Pi-

rates Weekend;July 24-26, Christmas in

July;July 31-Aug. 2, Mardi

Gras Weekend;Aug. 7-9, Hawaiian Week-

end;Aug. 14-16, Nostalgia/

Corn Roast Weekend;Aug. 21-23, Dinosaur

Weekend;Aug. 28-31, Safari Week-

end.Visit jellystonecny.com

for the Fall Weekend sched-ule.

The 2009 season will be the 39th for the park, 25 years as FlatRock Resort and 14 years as

Jellystone Park. It was built and is still operated by the Lighthall family.

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315 Fayette Street, ManliuSSummer Hours 11am-11pm

Manlius, NY 13104

Fax (315) 682-2518

315.682.8582

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RESERVATIONS NEEDED

TrailerTires

PropaneFills

4” to 15”

(5 lb. cyls. toMotor Homes)

Also Available Wheelbarrow

Lawn & Garden Tires

Trailer Sales & Service Inc.

315-487-8469701 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse, NY 13209

OPENALL YEAR

CANVAS REPAIRRepairs - Replacements

Awnings • Canvas • Screens Zippers, etc.

Plastic WeldingHolding tanks, water

tanks, etc.

A Day Of Fun For The Whole Family

Towpath DaySaturday August 8th, 10-4pm

Camillus Erie Canal Park, Devoe RoadFeaturing blue grass, crafters, demonstrations, raffles, contests,

make ice cream, steam engine museum, working blacksmith, “hands on” children’s activities. Free admission & parking!

Wagon fee $1.00 per personBoat Rides Adults $3.00 • 11 & under $1.50

Children 5 and under free

Information 488.3409

• Wire Mesh Re-inforced 3500 lb. Concrete floor• 2x4 Studs-16” O.C.• Truss roof construction to take heavy snow & eliminate posts & beams inside

• 1/2” Plywood roof sheeting• Quality Overhead doors• Local Quality - Conscious Builder• Custom built not a Prefab• No extra charge within 40 mi.

FEATURES: WOOD EXT.

ROOFING SIDING CONCRETEAsphAltshingles & steel

teAr Off - lAy Over

All types

vinyl • steel • WOOd

pAtiOs • flOOrs

sideWAlks • driveWAys

Over 30 Years experience • nO salesman, Builder Will call

1 Car 12x22.......$7,1152 Car 20x22......$9,6403 Car 30x22....$12,960

reeve GaraGe Builders inc.695-7088 • 695-5057 • 430-1114 cell

89 Hoag Drive • Phoenix, New York 13135

ViNyL & ALuMiNuM SidiNgARe AVAiLBLe

These garages have Texture 1-11 siding and select pine trim with 12” enclosed soffits.

Only periodic staining and painting are required

• All other widths and depths at proportionate cost• Prices include all concrete work, labor, materials (except painting)• No Salesman, Builder will call