Genesee Country June/July '95

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To order a copy of our June/July 1995 issue, send a check for $5 for the first copy by snail mail to Clarion Publications, P.O. Box 236, Geneseo, N.Y. 14454 (price includes postage and handling). All additional copies of this or other available back issues are just$4. For information or to place a credit card order, please call 585-233-5338.

Home & Garden '95

Welcome to Mingle Nest by Georgia Mullen
An award winning Livingston County gardener weaves diverse plants and settings.

Scented Geraniums by Cynthia Edney
A multitude of scents-from fruit to musk.

Preserving the Colonial American Tradition by Charles Girard
Dansville's Charles Riordan, 85, builds furniture by hand, one piece at a time.

Multiple Chemical Sensitivity by Georgia Mullen
Creating a safe living space when everything around you makes you sick.

Cabin Fever by Susan Beckhorn
New log cabin homes are spring up all over the Genesee Country.

State of the Environment

Let Us Put Our Minds Together as One by Chief Irving Powless Jr., Onondaga Nation
Respect all entities on Mother Earth and ensure that they exist tomorrow.

Earth: On the Defensive by Corrin Strong

Fire: The Search for Self-sufficiency by Cynthia and Dave Edney

Splendors photos and text by Ray Minnick
We must come to nature as lovers

Water: Taking our wet riches for granted by Susan Peterson.

Air: It's not all that we breathe byMarcia Sawnor

The Thin Green Line by Dick Thomas, NYS environmental conservation officer
Conservation officers are the front line of defense against air, water and wildlife crimes.

Departments

The Open Door by Publisher Corrin Strong
Of earth, fire, water & air

Genesee Country Sketches: The Passage of Hawks by Scott Adamson
The naturalist views soaring and nesting hawks at Lake Ontario's Braddock Bay

History: Salt Mining-The Wonder That Was Retsof by Ruth Rosenberg-Naparsteck
Salt has been a part of the Genesee Country for 200 million years.

Main Streets: Bath by Dave Edney
Charles Williamson had great plans for his frontier capital.

Home Away from Home: Avon's Charlton B&B by Bill Steinhardt
Situated in a park-like setting, this 30-room mansion was once the home of a Rochester carriage builder.

Just Folks: Lila Bluestone-Go Gently on the Earth by Georgia Mullen
As one component in the web of life, humans must accept that plants, animals and people are interdependent.

Destinations: The Windmill Farm Market by Jan Surasky
Yates County Goes to Market

For Arts' Sake: Tale of Two Potters by Michael Lasser

Views from the Genesee Country: The web of life must not by unraveled by Lila Bluestone