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CANALTOWN DAYS

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P.O. BOX 64

PALMYRA, NY 14522

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 10am-6pm SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 10am-4pm

Breakfast in the Park 7:00 to 10:00

Horsedrawn Wagon Rides, Main Street 10:00 to 2:00

Antiques 10:00 to 6:00

Food Booths 10:00 to 6:00

Craft Booths 10:00 to 6:00

Market Square 10:00 to 6:00

28th NY Vol. Infantry Civil War Encampment 10:00 to 6:00

Antique & Classic Car Show 11:00 to 3:00

Little Dude Ranch Pony Rides 11:00 to 6:00

Canal Walks 11:00, Starts at Info Booth

Museums Open Noon to 4:00

Chicken Barbecue 11:00 until GONE!Ox Roast 4:00 to 8:00 with Sandwiches at Noon

GRAND PARADE 4:00Pre & Post Parade Band Demos

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Breakfast in the Park 7:00 to 10:00

Canaltown Days 5K Run or Walk 9:00

Horsedrawn Wagon Rides, Main Street 10:00 to 11:45

Craft Booths 10:00 to 4:00

Market Square 10:00 to 4:00

Food Booths 10:00 to 4:00

28th NY Vol. Infantry Civil War Encampment 10:00 to 4:00

Chicken Barbecue 11:00 until GONE!

Canal Walks 11:00, Starts at Info Booth

Little Dude Ranch Pony Rides 11:00 to 4:00

Museums Open Noon to 4:00

Antiques Noon to 4:00HORSEDRAWN PARADE 2:00

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1. Palmyra Republican Committee:Sugar waes, bottled water

2. Fowlers Tafy: Tay, candy and caramel apples,

cotton candy, resh lemonade

3. Holy Cow Thats A Big Cookie!

Large homemade cookies

4. Masons: Hamburgers, hot dogs,

sausages, drinks

5. Pal-Mac Soccer Booster:

Pizza, assorted candy, water, soda

6. NY Central Hose Company #5Fried dough, water

7. Pal-Mac Lions Club:

Popcorn, deep-ried Oreos, soda, water

8. Fowlers Greek Stand:

Gyros, chicken pita, Greek salad, soda, water

9. Palmyra Community CenterVillage Park Booth:

Breakfast Sandwiches 7-10am.

Hot dogs, hamburgers, Italian sausage,

garbage plates, coee, soda, water

10. Gananda Rotary: Philly steak sandwiches,

Carolina pulled pork sandwiches, chicken nuggets, corn

dogs, French ries, salt potatoes, slaw, soda, water

11. Meatball Truck: Meatballs in a cup with garlic bread,meatball sliders, ceasar salad, resh cut ries

12. Dars Delights : Homemade ice cream, root beer,

orange and Pepsi ice cream oats and water

13. Nancys Gyros: Chicken pitas, Philly cheesesteak,

pulled pork, chicken fngers, French ries

14. Nancys Fried Dough: Fried dough, deep-ried

Oreos, resh squeezed lemonade, ruit smoothies, onionrings, pizza logs, mozzarella sticks,

deep-ried macaroni & cheese

15. TC Concessions: Bloominonions, ribbon ries,chicken ries, beer battered cheese ries, garlic/parm r ies

16. TC Concessions: Funnel cakes, deep-ried Oreos,

deep-ried candy bars

17. Little Red Wagon: Rib eye steak n cheese sandwich,

pizzaburger, grilled chicken n cheese, grilled chicken

sandwich, chicken parm sandwich, French ries, sweet

potato ries, ried cauliower & mushrooms, mozzarella

sticks, breakast sandwiches, soda, coee, water

18. Mo Jos Tacos:

Hard & sot tacos, nachos, corndogs, taco salad, nacho

grande, chimichanga, burritos, jalapeno poppers,chocolate rozen banana, ried ice cream,

ried cheesecake, soda, water

19. Western Presbyterian Church:

Roast bee sandwiches & dinners,

chocolate chip cookies,

soda, water

20. First United Methodist Church:Sunday Only, 11:00 til gone: Chicken BBQ

22. Yakisobas: Veggie & pork Yaskisoba noodles, BBQ

teriyaki chicken over rice or noodles, yellow or red curry,

jambalaya over rice, soda, water

23. Zion Episcopal Church:

Hot udge brownie sundaes,

pulled pork sandwiches, water, soda

24. Palmyra Community Center,

Main Street Booth:

Hot dogs, water, soda

25. Hansons Original Kettle Korn:Sweet crisp popcorn

26. Wursthaus III: German ood - knockwurst,

bratwurst, hot & spicy bee & pork, schnitzel,

German potato salad, sauerkraut, drinks

27. American Legion:Saturday Only:

Chicken BBQ, hot dogs, hamburgers, sausage, drinks


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eNTerTAINMeNT SCHeDULe

SATUrDAy, SepTeMber 15

10:00 - 10:30 am Towpath Volunteers Street/Park

10:30 - 10:50 am Palmyra Macedon Select Choir Gazebo/Park

11:15 am - 12:15 pm Eva and the Dog Boys Gazebo/Park

12:30 - 2:15 pm Paul Strowe Gazebo/Park

2:30 - 4:00 pm F.O.G. (Freakin Old Guys) Gazebo/Park

Pre-parade Hit Men Main Street

Pre-parade Mighty St. Joes Alumni Corps. Main Street

Post Parade Prime Time Bros. Main Street

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

12:45 - 1:45 pm Fiddlers of the Genesee Gazebo/Park

1:30 - 2:00 pm Palmyra-MacedonConservatory of Dance Main Street

2:00- 4:00pm The Rhythm Aces Gazebo/Park

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2013Canaltown Days

The committee is comprised of numerous volunteers who have met

year-round to bring residents and visitors this enjoyable weekend.

VOlUNTEERS EFFORTSmake it possibe

General Chairman: Tom Klemann

Announcements: Dave Nagle

Bus Transportation: Larry Williamson

Canal Walk/Tours: Pete Henry

Car Show: Chris Tones

Clean Up: Earl McDonald

Crafts: Renee Herrmann & Kris Murphy

Entertainment: Deb Klemann

Market Square: Patti Griffin & Deb Profeta

Food Concessions: Linda & Jerry Tome

Horse Wagon Rides: Jen Smyth

Info Booth: Janet Bornheimer

Parade: Sharon Condit

Police: Dave Dalton & Jim Showman

Promotional Items: Joan & Don Loveless

Publicity: Colleen and Tom Hall

Review Stand: Barb LaBrake

Road Race/Walk: Matt Robbins

Sound: Paul Hamilton

Street Dance: Ken Learn

Traffic & Crowd Control: Mike Boesel

Treasurer: Alicia Lynch

Webmaster: Jim Herrmann

MANY THANKS!to our corporate sponsors

Also a special thanks to all the area businesses that havehelped in many other various ways.

The Canaltown Days Committee and Community

in general sincerely appreciate your contributions.

Car Show Sponsors:

BEllS COllISION, TONESy CUSTOMS,

NAPA AUTO PARTS, K&D DISPOSAl,

CUSTOM TROPHIES, RAyS RADIATOR,

BREENS SHOP N SAVE, IVAN & IzACS DETAIl SHOP,

BlAzEyS, PAlMyRA AUTO REPAIR,

JANEllES lIMOSINE SERVICE

Services Contributors: BEllS BODy SHOP and K & D DISPOSAl

AlPCO RECyClING, JOHN S. BlAzEy5K Race Contributors:

COMMUNITy BANK N.A., JRlON, INC., MARKS PIzzERIA,

RElIANT COMMUNITy FEDERAl CREDIT UNION,

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CrAfT bOOTHS2 Honey Bee CreationsHandmade jewlery withsterling silver and gold lled

4 Betty PorterHomemade Fudge

5 Lynn Couillard-Blanc-Artul Body Face & bodypainting,temopoary tatootesand henna

6 Marsha FullerHanging Egyptian crystals,little girl fairy wands,

7 Casper Pignato Magneticjewelry and glass pendants,earrings and bracelets

9 Sheila SchetrompHandmade beaded jewelry

10 Eleanor Patterson

11 Thelma ShullaKnit slippers, mittens, towels,catnip sachets

14 Gary & Miday Se rgentWoodcrafts - shelves, signsand more

15 Nanas ToppingHomemade peanut butterfudge topping for ice cream

16 Denise DooleyHandmade jewelry - earrings,bracelets, anklets

19 Amy JeromeDoll clothes, beds,jewlery and sewn items

20 Paula CarlettAmerican Girl 18- & 15-inchdolls clothes, accessories

21 Paula AttwellSachets (lavender)

27 Nancy MelroseCustom designed jewelry andsuch; silver-plated silverware

28 Holly LeSchander -Girly ThingsMatching clothes for girls andtheir dolls

29 Laura Arthur-ClayOrnaments by LauraHandmade ornaments

30 Joan ClarkHandmade quilted bags, mass-produced hats

31 Lynn RhoneHand-crocheted animals andhats

32 Irene SingerHand-bent items and jewerymade from antiquesilverware

34 Laura Molina -S&L Jewelry

Handmade jewelrywith European glass beads,silver beads,shells, etc.

35 Jonas & Esther AnnShrock - Drake HillWoodworkingOak folding baskets/ artisticshapes

36|37 Tracy HallHand-painted wooden bowls,

Halloween decorations, woodblock sets, handpaintedsterling silver jewelry

38|39 Edward Windheld -Simply GitsHandmade soap andcorn bags, rubber bandshooters

40 Charley Blum -Yayas YummysDip dessert and oil blendmixers jellys and jams,dessert bar, beer bread mixes,homemade gift baskets

44 Gina Scaglione Handmadejewelry, necklaces, earrings,bracelets, boot chains

45 Vicki EtzelWarm CreationsFleece hats, headbands,warmers

46 Shirley TaylorPainting on metal panels, glass

bottles, wooden plaques47 Ruth Espinosa-BaroneCritter and Creations by RuthHandmade fabric creations

48 Greg MissellHandmade wooden products,furniture,lazy Susans, coat hooks

49|50 UgandanWater ProjectHandmade crafts

and jewlery51 Lynda & Tom HuntGlow in the dark jelly shpaperweights, titaniumsports neck and wrist bands,Halloween

52 Judy BradburnHandpainted items -kids stools growing treesand decor. Halloween decor,candle and recipe holders,windchimes x-mas ornaments.

Handsewn purses, tablerunners, potholders andplacemats

53 Joseph BuchmannChildrens toys madeof NYS pine, harvested withno bleaches or chemicals.Rest is of furniture grade birchplywood. All nishes are childsafe and third party tested.Handpainted and designed bySondra.

55|56 Homestead CratsWoodcrafts

57 Sharon HurrellCrocheted necklaceswith pendants

59|58 Domenica GruschawKids-adults hats, buttonbraclets, photographs

62|63 Sheila ProtzButteryBeads Jewelry items madewith glass, stone, wire, crystal,

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66|67 Sharon CavesChainmail jewelry and chains,hand-tooled leather, beadair freshners, survial kits andhandpainted incense

68 Joanne LibertiCreamy no bake cheesecakemix

69 Kathy Witt-Greeley Earcufs, toe rings,

special bracelets70 Geraldo De-SouzaLimited, custom-madebowties, unique fabricsall hand sewn

71 Mary Ellen AloiFleece pillows and blankets,crystal rockscents, electric warmers

72 Roger KlaverShelves, jewlery boxes, crows

with hats, redneck windchimes, chimes, piggy banks,wooden key holders, mailholders, napkin holders. Allhandmade wood items

73 Lisa Rouse - SwallowtailStudioHandcrafted sterling silver,semiprecious gemstone

jewelry

74 Donna Garrison Wreaths,

padded photo albums, pillows,jewelry, silk arrangements

75 Jackie SparksWreaths, signs, quilts,asssorted handpainted items,country decor

76 Becky GentileHandmade body care, soaps,gifts

77 Nicole SchuhartHandmade hair accessories,

headbands, bow holders, ipbottle cap bows, key chainsand necklaces

80|80.5 James StilesWoodcraft dog feeder,bear chimes, heart boxes,bookcases, basket cabinets,chimes, wooden girafes, postpeople

82|83.5 Bobbi BenedettoHandmade jewlery

84|83.5 Gail DuVallEmbroidered shirts, babybibs, burp cloths, pillow cases,eece blankets, wood signs &plates, pillows

85 Donna SlocumHandcrafted gourds,lampshades, etc.

86 Susanne Ticknor Fabric,eece hats, scarves, earwamrers, oven towels, do rags,corn bags

87 Daniel Soles - TranquiltyHill Farm Handmadehypertufa planters

88 Palmyra Macedon RotaryClubtickets for drawing

89 Judy WingAmerican Girl doll clothes,

jewelry, and baby items

90 Carol Nastasi - Nectar othe VineWine frappe slush mix

91 Rose LeiterPillows, pillow cases, potholders, bean bags

92|93 Douglas & Sylvia RinkHomemade fudge, woodcrafts,yard walk art

94 Amy Hastings -Fancy FeetsInfants fashionable hats,footwear, buntings

104 Henry BetzAll items made of wood

painted and decorated105 Geraldine KukurudzaHomemade gourmet

jams and jellies

106 Dorene Hefernan -Dorene Daisys Doll ClosetDoll clothes for American GirlDolls , Madam Alexander, OurGeneration, Bitty Baby, BittyTwins, Cabbage Patch. Limitednumber of girl and doll

matching outts108 Carol & Curt SchreinerWire wrapped natural stoneglass and jewelry

109 Bill HenriesWood products birdhousesand plaques and paintings

111 Richard Conant -Sodus Fudge in over20 great avors

112 Shane Hostetter

Handpainted glass nail lesand handmade cutting boards

113 Ariana ProninFelt things, framed items,stufed animals

114 Beverly Elliott& Carol BlossKnitted, crocheted itemsslippers, hats, scarfs, hot padstowels, dishcloths, sweaters,hoodscarfs, stued animals,dolls, scrubbies, neckscarfsand mittens

115 Allecia Brutsman -Made to Order Face and Bod Face and body painting

116 Corrie KrzemienGoats milk and shea butterbased lotions, bees wax lipbalm, bug o, dead sea saltmu maks, salt scrub andhand purier

117 Sandra Martin-Smith

Handmade original unicorninfused glass

118 Lois BartoQuilted table runners,placemats, totebags, coasters,baby knits, potpourri, oils,potpourri plastic bag holders,hanging towels, wallets, lace

fans, loveknots, lace angelsneedlepoint items

119 Dale & Sandy ChattertonOriginal designs, handpainted,wooden switchplate coversand outlets

120 Marlane McCueCandles, painted items andhandmade orals

121 Lisette TakahashiEar bobby pin and ear cus

122 Gregory Wilkes -Wilkes Engraving & EtchingHandcrafted laser engravedand etched wooden plaques

123 Michelle LiberiSimple Elegance

Handcrafted jewelry,necklaces, bracelets, earrings

124 Fred TurnerBirdhouses, feeders andshelters. All functional andhandmade

125 Sharon HurrellHandmade knit scarves,crocheted necklaces, beadedbracelets and necklaces

126 Linda Savacool

Country wood, seasonal items,wooden framed sayings,signed x-mas ornaments

127 Marge AlmekinderHandmade jewelery

128 Debbie Hitter -Ms. Sticks Handmade woodenwalking sticks, leather grips,compass tops and artwork

129 Melissa KelleyHandmade woodcrafts

130 Stacie Bourne -Gourmet CreationsPre-packed dry mixesand oil blends

131 Brigitta BaderAppliqued wallhangings,tote bags, aprons, etc.

132|133 Lynn CzekajCountry primitive, tin signs,

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Gary and Rena Haigh are still in shock about thenews.

The couple has been named Grand Marshals of the46th annual Palmyra Canaltown Days parade. The

annual festival celebrating all things Palmyra takesplace Saturday, Sept. 14 and Sunday, Sept. 15. Theparade, one of the highlights of the event, whichdraws thousands to the village, kicks o at 4:00 pm onSaturday. It is quite an honor, Rena said. We are veryhumbled.

For Tom Klemann, chairman of the Canaltown DaysCommittee, honoring the Haighs as Grand Marshalsonly makes sense.

Canaltown Days tries to select people who have givenof themselves to the community, he said. There are

many ways to give back, but I think that volunteerismis one of the best ways to give of ones self. With theirlaundry list of various volunteer activities, it is welldeserved.

For Gary, the honor means they ll some pretty bigshoes, but theyre happy to do it. The people whohave preceded us are the ones that have set the barpretty high on volunteerism, he said. Theyve alsoset great examples for us younger folks. Who wouldnt

want to be following in their footsteps?

Gary and Rena grew up in the Palmyra area, and exceptfor 11 years when Garys job took them to Texas andthen Georgia, the couple has always called Palmyra

home. In fact, when they decided to move back to NewYork, Gary and Rena chose Palmyra. Renas parents,Dick and Jean Edwards, were still living in Palmyra atthe time and they had instilled a great love for thecommunity in Rena. For the Haighs, Palmyra oereda safe place to raise their children, good schools, anexceptional community center and library.

Palmyra has a real sense of community, Rena said.Palmyra people see a need and work on that need.(They) understand that we are neighbors and worktogether to help m ake this a terric community.

Rena, who retired a year ago from Creative EnvironmentChildrens Center in Macedon, has since thrown herselfinto volunteering. She is a driver with the We Careprogram to transport people to doctor s appointments.She is an elder at the Western Presbyterian Church,where she said they have expanded their communityinto Kenya, where the church is helping to raise moneyfor shoes for children and bringing water to a village.

Rena is also an active member of the Palmyra-Macedon

Gary and Rena Haigh have been named the 2013 CanaltownDays parade Grand Marshals. The couple have been actively

volunteering in a community they love and take pride in. Gary has

been helping with Canaltown Days for about 30 years. Tammy

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Canaltown DaysGrand Marshals

GIVING bACKFor Gary and Rena Haigh, helping out in the communitythey love is only natural

By Tammy Whitacre | Messenger Post Media | [email protected]

Lions Club, helping to provide vision screenings and glasses tolocal children, supporting the food pantry, providing hearingaids and supporting Dollars for Scholars.

Gary has shown a commitment to the community in hisvolunteer eorts as well. Ive spent about 30 years working on

Canaltown Days since 1981 when it was a small celebration inthe park, he said. (I) began my CTD career in garbage. Doesntsound glamorous, but it was a lot of fun.

The couple co-chaired the Ox Roast for two yearsan eventthat feeds upwards of 700 people each year at the WesternPresbyterian Church. He has worked in the Palmyra Comm unityCenter booth, and for the past 13 years, has held the job ofannouncer at the annual festival. Gary has served for 13 yearsContinued on Page 16...



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Historic Palmyra Museums are open!The four incredible museums of Historic Palmyra will be open from noon to 4:00 pm onboth Saturday and Sunday of Canaltown Days.

The Alling Coverlet Museum,at 122 William Street, is featuring a variety of coverletsand quilts on three display oors with a great gift shop of unique woven goods,interesting and educational games, puzzles, books, and area souvenirs.

The Market Street museums, including the Phelps Store and the Historical andPrint Shop Museums, will be showing o all their nest for this weekend. Your tripto Palmyra is not complete without seeing these ne, one of a kind museums. Stop byfor our special discounted Canaltown Days admission: $1 per museum, or $3 trail pass.Children under 12 are free.

On Friday, September 13 we will feature ghost walk tours and speaking to the spirits ofPalmyra. Tours are from 8:00 to 10:00 pm and are $10 per person. Walk from the VillagePark to the museums. Hunt at the museums the last hour. Call for reservations at (315)597-6981.

Get information, a free walking tour and cemetery tour brochure (produced by HistoricPalmyra) at 132 Market Street. For more information, call (315) 597-6981, e-mail [email protected] or visit www.historicpalmyrany.com.



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You dont want to miss shopping at the PalmyraCanaltown Days Market Square this year. We have severalnew vendors as well as many returning vendors oeringa large variety of unique and exciting items.

Children can pan for gold while the adults shop for

special treasures and bargains. There will be sports

collectables, leather goods, clothing, antiques, culinaryitems, jewelry, crafts, skin care products, pet items,stoneware and more.

Youll nd many great bargains that are sure to pleaseyou and your pocketbook. Come spend the weekend

with us and get a jump start on your holiday shopping.


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Beha - Charlies Angels

Blanc - South Hill Designs

Burroughs - Dog Bones, Blankets

Casler - Avon Products

Diaz lry - Mexican ImpressionsDodd Sel Published Novels

Dwyer Air Inatible Balloons

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Everdry Waterproofng

Fountaine - T-shirts, Incense, Hats

Friberg - Tupperware

Gilligan - JR WatkinsProducts|Home BusinessOpportunities

Hassler Rada Cuttlery

Korherr - Tasteully Simple

KR Communications Direct TV

Lopatka - Create Your Own Jewelry

Origami Owl Jewelry

McCord - Cookie Lee JewerlyMy Favorite Toy Box - LLC Toys,games, books made in N.America

My Insurance Solutions -United Health Care

Myhill - Paparazzi Accessories

Perugachi - Sweaters,T-shirts, Jewelry

Premier Sunroom Solutions -Sunroom Display

Rochester Athletic

Rothuss - Lia Sophia Jewelry

Schuler - Pampered Che

Seasons o Fairport -Deco Flags, Crats

Shea Butter 100 Arican Skin Care

Sinchico Wool Sweaters, FlutesSparks Wayne Heating & Chimney

The Leather Outlet

Wengender - DISH

Williamson Comp.Squad Recruiting

Richard Wood Sunglasses

Zahn - Scentsy Candles

Shop until you drop at MARKET SQUARE!

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Our location is still at the bank parking lot on Main Streetand is open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm on Saturday andfrom 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on Sunday.

If you are interested in becoming a vendor visit www.palmyracanaltowndays.org.



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The popular Palmyra Canaltown Days Antique and ClassicCar Show is being brought to you by Finger Lakes StreetMachines. Vehicles will line up, in the heart of downtown,on Main Street on Saturday, September 14 from 11:00 am to

3:00 pm, rain or shine. No early birds as Main Street will beclosed to trac at 9:00 am.

There is no viewing admission. A ne representation ofantique and classic vehicles, crossing the span of time, willplease every car enthusiast.

Registration begins at 9:00 am. There will be dash plaquesto the rst 225 cars. FLSM judging takes place from 11:00am to 2:00 pm with awards immediately following. Trophiesare awarded to the Top 50 Cars and Best in Show.

For information call (315) 573-2158 or visit www.

palmyracanaltowndays.org.

Antique and Classic Car Show

ParkingRestrictions

Canaltown Days Streetand Parking Restrictions

Parking prohibited on both sides of the street: GatesStreet, the entire length; Walker Street, the entire length;Liberty Street, the entire length; Carroll Street, the entirelength; Brookside Terrace, the entire length; MapleAvenue, from Canal Street to Quaker Road; Main Street,State Route 21 South to Mill Street; East Jackson Street,the entire length; Tremont Street, the entire length;Sunset Drive, the entire length; Birdsall Parkway, theentire length; Prospect Drive, the entire length; HydeParkway, the entire length; Hansen Street, the entirelength; Cuyler Street, Main Street to Jackson Street;

Canal Street, the entire length; Willow Street, the entirelength; Canandaigua Street, the entire length; EastCharlotte, the entire length; William Street, the entirelength; Church Street, the entire length; Fayette Street,Main to Jackson Street; Market Street, Main to CanalStreet; Mill Street, the entire length; West Foster Street,the entire length; and Staford Street, the entire length.

Handicapped Parking Only: Canandaigua Street, eastside from Main Street to Jackson Street.

Elementary School: The police chief is authorized torestrict parking according to school district and re chief

requests. The police chief and highway superintendentare both authorized to make additions and deletions asrequired.

Street Closings for Canaltown Days: Saturday(approximately 9:00 am to 6:00 pm) Main Street (StateRoute 21 South to Cuyler Street).

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No pets, please!The reasons why pets are notallowed at Canaltown Days are largely due to theweather, the volume of people, and a lack of shadeand water to help them cool of. Although your petmay be typically well-mannered, the large numberof unfamiliar people around a festival environmentcan make your pet act dierently.

It is best to keep in mind that some people arentcomfortable around animals and are even quitefrightened of dogs. There are also those who dontknow how to behave appropriately with your petand that can become a dangerous situation ina crowded place. Finally, cleanup after pets andanimals in close proximity to food preparation maycreate an unhealthy environment for both your petand visitors to Canaltown Days.

Because of safety concerns, along with pets, no

bikes, rollerblades, or skateboards are allowed atthe festival.



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Horse-drawn wagon& carriage parade

BrickhouseAntiques

The Brick House AntiqueCenter located at 247 EastMain Street will be openfor Canaltown Days. Please

stop by to see the varietyof quality antiques for sale.The store is located in abeautifully restored circa1860s building, oeringtwo oors of qualityantiques! In addition toantiques, Brick HouseAntique Center continuesto oer a new line of arearugs, including Oriental,

braid, traditional, andindoor/outdoor rugs.

Store hours for CanaltownDays are Saturday 10 am - 6pm and Sunday noon - 4:00pm. Saturday promises tobe a great shopping day asBrick House Antique Centeris also having a sidewalksale! Enjoy a visit downmemory lane. Canal town

days is always an excitingweekend in Palmyra.Please stop by to see whatthey have to oer!

s part of the 2013 CanaltownDays celebration, a specialhorse-drawn wagon and

carriage parade is planned forSunday, September 15 at 2 p.m.

he parade will start at theFairgrounds and pass throughMain Street.

he nostalgic demonstration ofhorses, wagons, carriages, andpeople will be an attempt to

epict the role horses played inransportation during the early

anal era.he horse, while not the only means,as by far the most popular and speedy

mode of transportation available duringhe early canal years.

Business depended heavily on horsedrawn wagons to deliver goods to them

ith which to work or to sell. The familyhorse and buggy was necessary for

many reasons. It provided the means

ith which to fetch provisions fromhe general store, to take the family tochurch on Sunday, to visit the neighbors,o go for help in an emergency, and even

to provide the young men of the familywith a suitable courting vehicle.

The ner (lighter) breeds served thefamily transportation needs and lightcommercial duties, such as transportingthe traveling salesman as he made hisassigned rounds.

The heavier draft horse provided themuscle to pull the heavily-laden freightwagons. Grain, lumber, and other heavymaterials were transported across the

land to and from the canal boats onwagons pulled by these great animals.

Come out and enjoy the parade!

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Canaltown

mementosThe Palmyra CanaltownDays Committee will againbe oering CanaltownDays items for sale. Itemsinclude long and shortsleeve t-shirts, hoodies,and koozies. These itemswill be located in a boothon the north side of

Main Street, next to theinformation booth, infront of the Village Park.Our featured items willhave our Canaltown Dayslogo across the front.



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The PalmyraCanaltown DaysParade stepsof promptlyat 4:00 pm onS e p t e m b e r

14. This yearsparade willfeature thirteenmarching bandsincluding PrimeTime Brass.E v e r y b o d y sfavorite gangsters, The Hit Men, will be there,along with performances by the FingerlakesDrum Line, Towpath Volunteers Fife and DrumCorps, a reunion of CA Palmer Drum and Fife

Band, and several local performing groups,including the Palmyra Macedon High SchoolMarching Band. And of course, many servicegroups, businesses and political gures will berepresented.

Several local businesses and service groupswill display their creativity with oats

demonstratingthis years theme:Decades.

Prior to theparade there will

be a performanceby Mighty St.Joes beginningat 3:00 pm atthe grandstand.Watch for the HitMen to accost

the audience along the parade route beforethe festivities begin! The parade will culminatewith a performance by Prime Time Brass at thereviewing stand.

The parade committee is looking for civic groupsor businesses who would like to participate.Marching in the parade is a great way to

publicize your group! Anyone interested inparticipating in the parade please visit www.palmyracanaltowndays.org and download thenecessary information, or contact Sharon Conditat [email protected].

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Closings for ParadesFor the Grand Parade Lineup and Float Competitions: Saturday(approximately 1:00 to 6:00 pm) Clairmont Parkway.

Grand Parade: Saturday (approximately 2:00 to 6:00 pm) Staord Street fromFoster Street intersection to Main Street; Main Street from Hyde Parkway toHolmes; Holmes from Main Street to Canal Street; Canal Street from Holmesto William Street; and William Street from Canal Street to Main Street.

Horse Parade: Sunday (approximately 2:00 to 3:00 pm) Gates Street fromJackson Street to Main Street; Main Street from Gates to Holmes; Holmesfrom Main to Canal Street; Canal Street from Holmes to William; and WilliamStreet to Canal Street to Main Street.

By resolution of the Board of Trustees, the following shall apply: BE ITRESOLVED that the sale of poppers (throwable reworks), stink bombsand liquid string during any parade in the village of Palmyra be prohibitedand further that the sale or use of, at, or during Canaltown Days is herebyprohibited.

Be it further resolved that bicycles, skateboards, and rollerblades beprohibited during Canaltown Days, September 19 and 20, on Main Streetbetween the intersections of Canandaigua/Church Streets and Fayette/Market Streets, the display and vendor areas and the Palmyra ElementarySchool grounds.

Be it further resolved that animals including but not limited to dogs andsnakes be prohibited during Canaltown Days, September 19 and 20, in thesesame areas. This restriction shall not apply to seeing eye guide dogs.



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Once again Canaltown Days gives a big roundof applause to Kevin and Dawn Wright of K &D Disposal for providing very important cleanup service and the use of their equipmentthroughout our weekend event. We are veryappreciative of their generous service.

FREE PARKING at fairgrounds withFREE SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE

Canaltown Days is

happy to welcome backChet Walker as ourGrand Parade Emcee,Saturday, September14 at 4:00 pm.

Chet is the morningvoice of WHAM Radio.Every day, he wakesup more Western NewYorkers than all thelocal cofee shops

combined! From Bualo to Syracuse, Lake Ontario tothe Pennsylvania border, every weekday morning, Chetserves up news and entertainment with a great bigdose of fun.

Find Chet Walker every weekday morning from 5:00 to9:00 am on the WHAM Morning News.

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on the PCC board of directors, been a m ember of the Pal-Mac High School Tip O Club and an active member inthe Western Presbyterian Church for over 40 years.

His eorts extend beyond Palmyra, however. While livingin Georgia and Texas he also played an active role in thecommunity. He has been honored as the Rotarian of theYear in 2001 and received the Paul Harris Fellow in 2002.

He served as the District Assembly chair in 2006 , coachedbasketball at the PCC and baseball with the Pal-Mac LittleLeague.

Canaltown Days is special for Gary and Rena. It was begunwith the idea of presenting an activity that brought thecommunity together while raising money for not-for-prot groups in Palmyra, Rena said.

Best of all, its seeing people that you havent seen in a

long time, Gary added. (Youre) able to catch up on theirlives.

Canaltown Days, said Gary, falls neatly under the Pal-MacRotary motto, The club has fun and gets things done.

In Palmyra, we have many clubs and organizations thatare given the opportunity to raise money for their variousorganizations via the Canaltown Days format, he said. Wemake it fun and get it done. Cant ask for m ore than that.



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One short block north of the Canaltown Days festivities onPalmyras Main Street is the reason for the celebration theErie Canal, the waterway that made New York the EmpireState and opened the American Middle West to the world.

It was no coincidence that DeWitt Clinton, the NYS Governor

responsible for the construction of the Erie Canal, had been,not too many years earlier, Mayor of New York City. As mayorof New York, he prepared his city for the inevitable growth heoresaw. To the north of the occupied portion of Manhattan

island, he laid out a grid system of roads for the homes andbuildings which would be required. Mayor Clinton is alsocredited with urging ship owners to develop and adhere toa regular schedule of operation. Prior practice was to waitor a full load before departing.

One cannot help but wonder just when the idea of a canalacross New York State rst occurred to Clinton, but his

actions as mayor and his determination to go forward after

being rebued by President Thomas Jeerson indicate itsimportance to him and for that we should all be thankful.

The Erie Canal, begun in 1817, opened in sections and wasformally dedicated in 1825. Palmyra, however, becamea canal town in 1823, and was a bustling community and

commercial center. With a population of approximately3,500, Palmyra was twice the size of Rochesterville, about20 miles to the west. The immediate success of the canalled to the construction of the enlarged canal , wider anddeeper than the original. These were the canals of the draftanimals and tow paths. Another forward thinking Governor,Theodore Roosevelt, was responsible for the constructionof what is technically the NYS Barge Canal, the one we nowtoday, in 1918. To those of us who love it, however, it is theErie.

The canal basin you will nd one block north of Main Street

came into being due to the eorts of two forward thinking

Palmyra mayors, Jim Elliott and his successor, Peter Wilson.Thanks to a HUD grant, the basin was carved out of awetland area. A boardwalk was built and the development oftodays marina began. In the years that followed, amenitieshave been addedinformational kiosks, picnic tables and

benches, wi-, and, most recently, thanks to a grant fromthe NYS Canal Corporation, a Comfort Station and picnicpavilion. With the help of another Canal Corporation grant,a boat launch is currently being constructed approximatelyone half mile to the east of the marina. Interesting note:NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo was the head of HUD at thetime of the original award that began the construction inPalmyra.

Owned and maintained by the Village of Palmyra , the Portof Palmyra marina and the Erie Canal are a part of Palmyrashistory and a major asset in the future of Palmyra, Queen of

Canal Towns. Vicky Daly

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Civil War Encampmentwith the Twenty-Eighth

New YorkVolunteer Infantry

Come to the west lawn of the Zion Episcopal Church during the46th Annual Palmyra Canaltown Days to experience history in anauthentic Civil War period encampment. There will also be drill andring demonstrations during the course of the day on Saturday,September 14 and Sunday, September 15.

The Twenty-Eighth New York Volunteer Infantry is a Civil War erareenacting group which is dedicated to recreating and rememberingthe lives of men from the up-state New York area who fought topreserve the Union during the 1861 to 1865 war. Members attendliving history events, parades, memorial services, and battle events

across the Eastern United States throughout the year.

Annual Canaltown Days5K Run/Walk Returns!

The ninth annual Palmyra Canaltown Days 5k will take place at 9:00 amon Sunday, September 15. Proceeds from the race support the localPalmyra Canaltown Days festival. The event is sanctioned by USATF (#13-

04-170). Additionally, the course is certied to be accurate by the USATF(NY05031AM).

The pre-registration fee is $15 until September 4 and $20 thereafter, whichincludes a t-shirt for the rst 100 registrants. Sunday registration and check-in will begin at 7:30am at the corner of Market Street and Division Street.

Prizes include $50 for the rst overall male and female. Non-cash awardswill be given to the rst overall Masters (40+) male and female participantsand the top three male and female age-group nishers. Registration formsand additional details can be found at www.palmyracanaltowndays.org.

Thank you to our race sponsors for making this event possible: Jrlon,

Marks Pizzeria, Community Bank, N.A., Reliant Community Credit Union,Van Parys Associates.



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Take a stroll down memory lane alongthe Erie Canal in Palmyra with localhistorian, Pete Henry, as your guide. Seeand experience Market Street and BloodyCorners, the shortest street in Palmyra.Walk in the bed of the original Erie Canaland walk over one of the oldest cast ironchange bridges in existence. See how anErie Canal Lock works, visit an old hydro-electric power station, and walk the ErieCanal path over an aqueduct!

The Canal Walk will be held Saturday andSunday, September 14 and 15, at 11:00am and will take approximately 1 hours.All tours are FREE and will meet on the

sidewalk behind the Information Boothon Main Street.

Canal Walking Tours

During the Canaltown Days weekend,September 14 and 15, there will be freeparking at the Wayne County Fairgrounds,using the West Foster Street entrance. Followthe free parking signs as you enter Palmyrafrom Routes 31 or 21.

Continuous free shuttle bus service will beavailable between the fairgrounds and theactivities on Main Street running from 7:00 amto 8:00 pm on Saturday and from 8:00 am to5:30 pm on Sunday.

Handicapped parking is available at St. AnnesCatholic Church of Church Street and on the

east side of Canandaigua from Main Street toJackson Street.

Park & Ridefor free!


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