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the Master Gardener Volunteer Training Program, our Master Gardeners ob-

tain a sense of accomplishment and community spirit. They also enjoy thecamaraderie and intellectual stimulation from their fellow Master Gardeners.

After enrolling in the course, the participants are provided with a binder of

information that supplements the weekly presentations from Cornell Univer-

sity faculty, Cooperative Extension staff, and local experts on a wide range of

horticultural topics. The topics include basic botany, entomology, soils, home

lawn care, vegetable and fruit gardening, composting, organic gardening and

other practical and interesting subject matter. Local regional training is held

in Ballston Spa on Mondays from late January to mid-April. Upon completion

of the 11-week lecture series, volunteers also receive a Cornell Soil pH Test

Kit that will be useful for practical application of the training. There are many

opportunities for Master Gardener volunteers to work with community groups,

schools, and the gardening public in order to educate and provide useful

organic gardening information. Master Gardener meetings are relaxed and

allow the sharing of ideas, continued training, and interesting tours and out-ings to local gardens, woodlands, preservation sites, and other areas. For

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Troy Senior Center, 19 Third Street in Troy. You will

love the special attention Grace gives to her students,

but more importantly you are going to feel so much

better. Classes meet weekly. Call 518-270-5348 for

more information.

SUPPER- The Valley Falls United Methodist Church,

16 State Street, will hold one of its super souper sup-

pers on Sunday, January 12 from 4:30 to 6:00 pm.

Featured will be a wide variety of soups plus bread, muf-

fins, drinks, and dessert for only seven dollars – chil-

dren under 6 free. Tickets are available at the door. The

church is handicapped accessible. For tickets and infor-

mation, call 753-6053 or 753-6028 or check our web-

site at www.valleyfallsunitedmethodist.com.

SUNDAY BREAKFAST- The Fish Creek Rod and Gun

Club located on route 32 south of the village of Victory

( look for our sign ). Will be cooking breakfast on 12

January 2014 starting at 8:00-11:00AM and will con-

tinue on the second Sunday of each month all year. Eggs

cooked to order, bacon, sausage, toast ( white or wheat

), pancakes ( regular, blueberry, buckwheat, apple cinna-

mon ), french toast, home fries, orange juice, coffee,

tea, hot chocolate. Cost: Adult $6.00 Child $3.00, EV-

ERYONE will be welcome.

2013-2014 KIWANIS SERVICE PROJECTS Every year,

your Kiwanis Club and the New York State District’s

Governor chooses a different service project to bring

attention to and assist with research. This years’ Governors

project for the NYS Kiwanis Clubs and Hoosick Falls is

Autism. The Hoosick Falls Club will be setting up

information tables at local events and holding fundraisers

to assist with research. The First Lady’s project this year

is “Supporting our Troops”. Your local Club will join

together with the District to collect items for our troops

and assistance for their families. Anyone willing to donate

their time or join in these causes, please contact the Club

Secretary Gale Leva at 518-686-4600.

25TH ANNIVERSARY CHRISTMAS IN

WARRENSBURGH LIMITED EDITION TREE

ORNAMENT Warrensburgh Beautification Inc. is proud

to announce the twenty-fifth Limited Edition Christmas

in Warrensburgh Tree Ornament in our series. All

ornaments are handcrafted, numbered, signed and dated.

The price is $4.00.

The 2013 ornament was commissioned by local

Warrensburgh artisan Mary Landenberger. The design

reflects the Town Bicentennial colors of blue and gold,

and is a representation of this year’s theme “And the Bells

Shall Ring Out”. Felted, the wool used in the fabric

originated from Warrensburgh sheep! Each ornament is

an original, one of a kind piece of art.

Ornaments will also be available at Miller Art & Frame,

3729 Main Street and at the Indoor Holiday Market duringChristmas in Warrensburgh while supply lasts.

JOY OF WRITING MEETING- Aspiring Writers and

Poets. Come together, write and share with us in a sup-

portive environment. No need to publish, but we will write.

All levels of experience welcome! Free ($1 for rent). Join

us monthly at our first Thursday morning writers group.

The next meeting is Thursday, January 2 from 10am to

noon at LARAC in Glens Falls. For information call Kim

at 793-1940 or [email protected] or see

www.gfwriters.com. The next session is Thursday Febru-

ary 6.

POULTNEY CEMETERY ASSOCIATION WINTER

CLOSURE- Poultney Cemetery Association’s Beaman

Street property is closed yearly from December 1st

through April 1st. The 2014 Annual Meeting of the Lot

Owners and Trustees shall be held Tuesday, March 18,

2014 at 6:30 p.m. at the Young At Heart Senior Center,

Furnace Street, Poultney, Vermont. Questions may be di-

rected to the association by mail to its post office box,

P.O. Box 63, Poultney, VT 05764-0063, by email to

[email protected], through its

Facebook pages and through any trustee.

2014 CALENDARS AVAILABLE- The 2014 Town of

Saratoga calendars featuring pictures from days gone by

in the villages of Schuylerville and Victory and in the sur-

rounding areas are now available. Calendar pages are

sprinkled with close to 150 historical tidbits. Calendars

may be purchased for $5.00 in Schuylerville at Old Saratoga

Books, Byron's Market, Expressohuis, Saratoga Apple and

at the Town Clerk’s office or a t the Victory Village Empo-

rium, Olde Saratoga Home and Garden, Brookside Mu-

seum in Ballston Spa and from Marion DeHeer and Pat

Peck, members of the Old Saratoga Historical Associa-

tion. Call Pat Peck, 584-4129, to arrange to have calen-

dars mailed.

THE FRIENDS OF JOSEPH GARRICKSwish to thank

the many donors and supporters who attended our recent

event, and contributed to the fund for Joseph’s medical

expenses. Joseph extends his love and thanks back to you,and asks for your prayers for healing. Contributions

continue to be accepted at www.fundforjoseph.com.

FISH FRY- The Fish Creek Rod and Gun Club located on

route 32 south of the village of Victory ( look for our sign

). Fish Fry Friday will start on FRIDAY 10 January 2014

and continue every Friday 17, 24,31 . Time 5 - 7 PM .Menu:

Fried Fish-$8.50, or Fried Clams- $8.50, or Fried Chicken

Tenders-$8.50, also available will be Clam Chowder at

$5.00 a quart. You are invited to eat in at our club house or

to call ahead for Take Out 695-3917. EVERYONE will be

welcome.

22 CALIBER RIFLE COMPETITION- The Fish Creek

Rod and Gun Club located on route 32 south of the vil-

lage of Victory ( look for our sign ). Will start rifle com-

petition Tuesday 7 January 2014 at 7PM and continue

on 14, 21, 28 Jan 2014. EVERYONE WILL BE WEL-

COME. Bring your own 22 caliber rifle and ammunition.

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MASTER GARDENER TRAINING- Cornell Coop-

erative Extension in Warren County is now accepting

applications for the new 2014 Master Gardener Train-ing Program. Space is limited, so contact the office soon

for more information and an application. Through the

Master Gardener Volunteer Training Program, our Mas-

ter Gardeners obtain a sense of accomplishment and

community spirit. They also enjoy the camaraderie and

intellectual stimulation from their fellow Master Gar-

deners. After enrolling in the course, the participants

are provided with a binder of information that supple-

ments the weekly presentations from Cornell Univer-

sity faculty, Cooperative Extension staff, and local ex-

perts on a wide range of horticultural topics. The topics

include basic botany, entomology, soils, home lawn care,

vegetable and fruit gardening, composting, organic gar-

dening and other practical and interesting subject mat-

ter. Local regional training is held in Ballston Spa onMondays from late January to mid-April. Upon comple-

tion of the 11-week lecture series, volunteers also re-

ceive a Cornell Soil pH Test Kit that will be useful for

practical application of the training. There are many

opportunities for Master Gardener volunteers to work

with community groups, schools, and the gardening

public in order to educate and provide useful organic

gardening information. Master Gardener meetings are

relaxed and allow the sharing of ideas, continued train-

ing, and interesting tours and outings to local gardens,

woodlands, preservation sites, and other areas. For more

information, please call Cornell Cooperative Extension

in Warren County at: 518-623-3291 or by e-mail at:

[email protected]

BREAKFAST-

The New Year’sfirst charity Pan-

cake Breakfast

event of the West

Pawlet (Vt) Volun-

teer Fire Depart-

ment will be held on Sunday, January 12th. The

breakfast is served at the West Pawlet firehouse from

7:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. The menu includes regular,

chocolate chip, blueberry and cranberry pancakes

as well as waffles, scrambled eggs, home fries, sau-

sage and bacon. Coffee, milk and orange juice are

also available. All are welcome. Prices are $7.00 for

12 years and up, $5.00 for 5-12 years and free to

children under the age of 5 years. Proceeds from

the breakfast are dedicated for the department’sequipment and training needs. The West Pawlet Vol-

unteer Fire Department looks forward to events in

2014. The volunteers appreciate the community’s

support and fellowship at events. New members and

volunteers are always welcome and are appreciated.

The West Pawlet fire house is located on Route 153

(Main Street) in West Pawlet, Rutland County, Ver-

mont. It is a handicap accessible site. The West

Pawlet Volunteer Fire Department is a non-profit

and donations received are greatly appreciated by

the department. For more information contact: An-

tonio Landon at (802) 345-4312 or email:

[email protected].

SALEM RESCUE SQUAD GETS A NEW AM-

BULANCE- The Salem Rescue Squad has recently

replaced their oldest ambulance which was ten years

old with a new 2012 Chevrolet Advanced Life Sup-

port (ALS) equipped ambulance. The Squad has

three ALS equipped ambulances, including a four-

wheel drive that is used when responding during win-

ter weather and off road emergencies. For more than

40 years, the Salem Rescue Squad has provided emer-

gency medical services to citizens and visitors in Sa-

lem, Hebron, Jackson, East Greenwich and Rupert.

The Squad relies primarily on dedicated volunteers

to serve as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs),drivers and assistants in answering more than 400

calls per year. Salem Rescue Squad is in search of

new members who can be a part of its team and

contribute to its critical mission of providing emer-

gency medical care to the community. Flexible sched-

ules are easily accommodated due to our 24/7 sched-

ule. For more information about Salem Rescue Squad

call 518.854.7199 or email [email protected]

THE THRIFT SHOP @ CHRIST UNITED METH-

ODIST CHURCH in Johnsonville, NY (look for the

open flag on Route 67) has a cool new look. We offer

urniture, household, what-nots, antiques. Clothing, one

dollar a bag and a Holiday room. All are welcome every

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Financial Reviewsby Breanna Fulper

Time to Check the Progress toward your Financial Goals

Now that another year is ending, i t’s a good time to take stock of where

you are on your journey toward financial security and set financialresolutions for a New Year. Of course, you could find many different

“measuring sticks” to assess your progress, but you can certainly gainconsiderable information just by asking yourself some basic questions.

Here are a few questions to consider:· How close am I to each of myfinancial goals? Your comprehensive

financial plan should include a reasonably good estimate of how muchmoney you will eventually need for the respective goal. For example,sustaining the retirement lifestyle

you’ve envisioned. At least once a year, you should evaluate how much closer you’ve gotten to yourgoals than the year before.

·Am I making sufficient progress toward my goals? When assessing your progress, try to determineif your portfolio is properly allocated between stocks, stock-based vehicles, bonds, government secu-

rities, certificates of deposit and other investments. If you’re “overweighted” in a particular assetclass, such as cash, you may be impeding your ability to move toward your goals.

·Am I adhering to my investment strategy? To stick with your investment strategy, you need to investat regular intervals and meet regularly with your financial professional to review your progress and

make adjustments — such as rebalancing your portfolio — when necessary. Of course, even withregular progress reviews and portfolio rebalancing, it can be challenging, psychologically and emo-

tionally, to stick with a strategy.·What aspects of my life have changed in the past year? Your plan should be based entirely on your

individual needs and circumstances — so if these have changed during the past year, you may alsohave to adjust the way you invest. Consider any and all changes in your life — marriage, new

children, divorce, remarriage, new job, new home, etc. — and then try to determine what impactthese changes might have on your long-term financial strategy and if you need to adjust that strategy

in response.About 45% of Americans usually make New Year’s resolutions, but only 8% of us actually keep our

resolutions. When we make financial resolutions, they could significantly help us in pursuit of ourimportant long-term goals if achieved — it’s clearly worthwhile to make every effort to follow through.

So, what sorts of financial resolutions might you consider? Here are a few possibilities:

·Boost your contributions to your retirement plans. Each year, try to put in a little more to your IRAand your 401(k) or other employer-sponsored retirement plans. These tax-advantaged accounts are

good options for your retirement savings strategy.·Reduce your debts. It’s not always easy to reduce your debts, but make it a goal to finish 2014 with

a smaller debt load than you had going into the New Year. The lower your monthly debt payments, themore money you’ll have to invest for retirement, college for your children (or grandchildren) and

other important objectives.·Build your emergency fund. Work on building an “emergency fund” containing six to 12 months’

worth of living expenses, with the money held in a liquid account that offers a high degree of preser-vation of principal. Without such a fund, you might be forced to dip into your long-term investments to

pay for emergencies, such as a new furnace, a major car repair, and so on.·Plan for your protection needs. If you don’t already have the proper amounts of life and disability

insurance in place, put it on your “To Do” list for 2014. Also, if you haven’t taken steps to protectyourself from the considerable costs of long-term care, such as an extended nursing home stay,

consult with your financial professional, who can suggest the appropriate protection or investmentvehicles. You may never need such care, but that’s a chance you may not want to take — and the

longer you wait, the more expensive your protection options may become.·Don’t overreact to market volatility. Too many people head to the investment “sidelines” during

market downturns. But if you’re not invested, then you miss any potential market gains— and thebiggest gains are often realized at the early stages of the rally.

·Focus on the long term. You can probably check your investment balance online, which means youcan do it every day, or even several times a day — but should you? If you’re following a strategy

that’s appropriate for your needs, goals, risk tolerance and time horizon, you’re already doing whatyou should be doing in the long run. So there’s no need to stress yourself over the short-term move-

ments that show up in your investment statements.By asking, and answering, the questions above at the end of each year, you should always have a

good sense of where you are in pursuit of your long-term goals — and what you need to do to bring

the realization of those goals closer to reality.In the New Year, do whatever you can to turn thesefinancial resolutions into realities. Your efforts could pay off well beyond 2014!Consider me your local financial resource; a true farm girl at heart who understands family and

business dynamics and the important financial decisions that need to be made. Call me anytime at(315) 406-0731 or e-mail me at [email protected]

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Blinky’s RandomThoughts

In Memory of Nelson Mandela:Invictus:Out of the night that covers me,Black as the pit from pole to pole,I thank whatever gods may be

For my unconquerable soul.

In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud.Under the bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody, but unbowed.

Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the horror of the shade,And yet the menace of the years Finds and shall find me unafraid.

It matters not how strait the gate,

How charged with punishments the scroll,I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul.

GOOD FOOD IDEAS-Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Cen-ter, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY – Rensselaer County’s Coopera-

tive Extension will be on hand Wednesday, January 8, 2014 at 11 am,

for our monthly Good Food Ideas cooking demonstration, this months

topic will be “Heart Healthy Budget Friendly Foods”. There will be

free recipes and samples for everyone who attends. Please join us for

lunch at noon, Baked Meatloaf w/Gravy, Fluffy Potatoes, Whole Baby

Carrots, White Bread and Fresh Fruit in Season for dessert. Our nutri-

tious meals are provided Monday through Friday to all Rensselaer

County seniors 60 years and older for a suggested donation of $2.75.

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For...• Any Form of Gold, Platinum & Silver• Diamonds• Pre Loved Jewelry• Coin & Stamp Collections• Watches• Sterling Silver• Sports Cards• Anything Old

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Huge Prices Paid

(more than market prices)

No Appts Necessary

(but available if pre-

ferred)

Lots of Positive References

Years of Experience

• Locally Owned

WITCHCRAFT BODY & PAINT, INC

Call forConvenient

Appointment.

All Work Guaranteed.

HOURS:

Mon.-Fri.8:30-5:00

Sat. by appt.

Turn off Rt. 29 at Village MarketCorliss Ave. & John St. Ext. Greenwich -- 692-7774

Over 30 YearsExperience

in Collision &Paint Industry.

Frame Straightening& Repair.

Foreign & Domestic.Auto Glass Work.Insurance Estimates.

Suzanne PoudrierDavid English

BAND SAWNAIR DRIED

PINE LUMBER.1x's and 2x's.Most sizes onhand. Also, kiln

dried HardwoodFlooring in Oak,

Cherry andHickory.

Pratt's Sawmill.518-677-5609,

leave message.

DRUMMS SAWMILLKiln Dried Rough Cut

and Planed lumberin stock.

1" & 2" T&G.Shiplap, NoveltySiding, Log CabinSiding. V-Groove.

Hrs: M-F 8 am-4:30 pm;

Sat. 8 am-3:30 pmPick-up or delivery.193 Casey Road in

Schuylerville.518-928-9982518-583-1168

We now accept allmajor credit cards!

FOR SALE: 5 year old refrig-erator/freezer. Runs great,white. $75.00 518-260-7832.

17’ ALUMINUMGRUMMAN CANOE

W/PADDLES:A used 17 foot Grumman alu-minum Canoe, 2 seats, 34\”beam, glides through the wa-ter with little effort, capacity800 lbs. No defects, no leaks,no dents, in very good shape.Comes with 2 woodenpaddles. $350.00 518-642-1826.

SPECIALTY LUMBERTable tops, mantle pieces, rus-tic furniture stock. Select gradehardwood lumber, includingbutternut, cherry, oak, ash,birch, etc. Call 518-494-2747.

WANTED: Standing timber,wood lots. Fully insured. Call

518-692-2109

CASH: For crank phonographs, early 78's,

cylinder records, parts.Call 798-5612

FOR SALE: ArtisanoHighlights brown leather sofa,chair, ottoman. Excellentcondition, used for guesthouse furniture. No pets andsmoke free, Paid $6,000, asking$2,500. Call 518-321-1873.

NOW ACCEPTINGOR WILL PICK UPScrap Metal or Appliances

Also: We buy & pickup scrapcars.

518-695-6757

FIREWOOD FOR SALE: full cord, local, unseasonedHardwood, cut and split. 518-692-2109

WE SPECIALIZE INESTATE CLEAN OUTS.

Antiques purchased orconsigned. WANTED:

antiques, collectibles, fineused furniture, china , glass,

books and garage sale items.Call 518-747-0197

SCRAP TIRE REMOVALCall for pick up or drop off service available. 518-686-9621 Hoosick, NY

AVID FISHERMANWANTS HOME ON

RIVER. Call Bryce:518-271-7630.

TREE SERVICE..EXPERIENCED HELP

NEEDED.Donavan Tree Service,

0 Brickyard Road, Mechan-icville.

[email protected]

SALES PERSONNEEDED

Warren County.Call 518-747-9535Full time preferred.Must have own car.

TIRES FOR SALECar, Truck, Dump Truck,

Tractor trailer.NEW & USED.

CHRIS CONNOLLY421-3608753-4542

ART EXHIBIT- The Saratoga County Historical Soci-

ety today announced that a new exhibit, titled “The

Women Who Work Here,” will open on Friday,Febru-

ary 7, 2014. This exhibit will kick off a year focusingon women, highlighting the creations of the museum’s

female staff and volunteers. Items on display will in-

clude paintings, photography, fabric art, costumes and

a variety of other creations. The museum will host an

Opening Reception on Friday, February 7th from 5-

7pm. The reception is free and open to the public and

ight refreshments will be served. “The Women Who

Work Here,” will remain on display through February

27, 2014. The Saratoga County Historical Society at

Brookside is a non-profit organization located at 6

Charlton Street in Ballston Spa that inspires commu-

nity memory by telling the story of Saratoga County

hrough engaging exhibits and interactive programs.

Brookside’s programs and services are made possible

n part by the New York State Council on the Arts withhe support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New

York State Legislature. For more information, please

visit brooksidemuseum.org or call 518.885.4000.

BRUNSWICK HISTORICAL SOCIETY OPENWednesdays 1 – 3 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. – 3p.m. Located in the historic Garfield School, 605Brunswick Road, Troy and public is welcome. Wehave an on-site extensive genealogy libraryavailable.For information call 279-4024 or view usat http://www.bhs-ny.org




THE PENNY WISE SHOPPE

89 Main St.,Greenwich, N.Y.

518-692-2105

Off

Hours: Tuesday-Friday11 am. to 5 pm.;

Sat. 10 am to 5 pm;Closed Sundays in

Jan & Feb.

STARTING JANUARY 1ST

THROUGH THE MONTH OF

JANUARY COME IN FOR SOME

GREAT BARGAINS

Beginning of Winter ClearanceALL WINTER

CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR& ACCESSORIES!25%

WANTEDTO BUY

Wild Ginseng,Stretched & Dried

Raw Fur,Deer Skins &Cattle Hides

ALSO FOR SALE:Long Guns &Accessories

Deer Skin Gloves

My Own RawHoney!

Thanks for your business.

Dave HicksRoute 40,

Hartford, NY 518-632-5422

PANCAKE BREAKFAST

The New Year’s first charity Pancake Breakfast event of he West Pawlet (Vt) Volunteer Fire Department wille held on Sunday, January 12th. The breakfast is servedt the West Pawlet firehouse from 7:30 a.m. to 11:00.m. The menu includes regular, chocolate chip, blue-erry and cranberry pancakes as well as waffles,crambled eggs, home fries, sausage and bacon. Coffee,

milk and orange juice are also available. All are welcome.Prices are $7.00 for 12 years and up, $5.00 for 5-12ears and free to children under the age of 5 years.

Proceeds from the breakfast are dedicated for theepartment’s equipment and training needs. The West

Pawlet Volunteer Fire Department looks forward tovents in 2014. The volunteers appreciate theommunity’s support and fellowship at events. New

members and volunteers are always welcome and areppreciated. The West Pawlet fire house is located on

Route 153 (Main Street) in West Pawlet, Rutland County,

Vermont. It is a handicap accessible site. The West PawletVolunteer Fire Department is a non-profit and dona-ions received are greatly appreciated by the depart-

ment. For more information contact: Antonio Landont (802) 345-4312 or email: [email protected] .

PECIAL DINNER- Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Se-

ior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY – On Friday Janu-ry 14, 2014 the Nutrition Department will hold its monthlypecial dinner at noon. This months theme will be “January

Thaw”. Menu will be: Sweet & Sour Chicken Breast, ParsliedRice, Peas & Carrots, Rye Bread, Grape Juice and Strawberry/ineapple Cup for desert. Entertainment will be provided at1:00 with D. J. Dan Schnoop. Our wonderful complete lunchs available to all Rensselaer County Seniors age 60 and olderMonday thru Friday at noon for a suggested contribution of 2.75. Stop in for a complete monthly menu and activitiesalendar. Please call 279-3485 to make your reservations forunch.

BOOK SALE- The Friends of the Greenwich Library’s First Thursday BoomerangBook store in the Basement will be open for a special Happy New Year sale on

January 2nd! From 4:00 until 7:30 on that evening, come and pour over thethousands of new and Like-new books on the shelves. If your New Year’s resolutionis to pamper yourself, educate yourself, or give to the library, January 2nd is yourchance. This month we’ll be continuing the Crossword Puzzle Challenge: upon check-out, one may correctly complete a special puzzle clue to win a brand new, WillShortz-edited puzzle book (while supplies last)! All proceeds from First Thursday Boomerang Sales go toward library programs and materials.




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LIVE MUSIC- On Saturday, January 4 at 8pm Hubbard Hall Projects will

present a Music from Salem Baroque Music and Dance concert. This

unique concert will bring together MfS director Lila Brown, viola, and

violinist Sharan Leventhal, who will be joined by distinguished baroque

dancer and choreographer Ken Pierce. Pierce has choreographed for the

Paris Opera, and has toured internationally, appearing at major baroque

theatrical productions in the U.S and Europe. Purely instrumental pieces

will be interspersed with music and dances of original Baroque choreog-

raphy and dances, and specifically for this event, Pierce's own dances in

the baroque style to the Bach E Major solo violin partita and movements

from solo cello suites on the viola. Don’t miss this exciting feast for the

eyes and ears: Baroque music and dance - gavottes, sarabandes, entrees,

and folias! The January 4 concert will take place at 8:00pm at historic

Hubbard Hall in Cambridge, NY. Admission is pay what you can, so every-

one can attend! ($20 suggested) For advance tickets: www.hubbardhall.org

or 518-677-2495. And on January 5 at 1-3pm at the Hubbard Hall Dance

Studio, Ken Pierce will offer an introduction to ballroom or theatrical

dance of late-seventeenth-century and early-eighteenth-century France.

Cost: $15 / $12 members / $10 students. Pre-registration at hubbardhall.org

or call 518-677-2495 Music from Salem is a chamber music series that

brings together musicians of international reputation to prepare and per-

form chamber music, as well as to lead educational workshops and semi-

nars, in the peace and beauty of rural Washington County, New York. For

more information on all our offerings, please visit www.musicfromsalem.org.

Hubbard Hall Center for the Arts, located in a renovated 1878 rural

opera house and adjacent former freight yard complex, is a community

arts center dedicated to bringing the best of the arts to the region with

year-round theater, music and dance performances, classes and work-

shops for all ages and skill levels. Hubbard Hall is located at 25 East Main

Street in Cambridge, NY. For more information on this and all HubbardHall programs, or to purchase tickets, register for classes, make a dona-

tion and/or become a member or theater subscriber please visit

www.hubbardhall.org or call518-677-2495

YOUTHBUILD PRO-

GRAM BENEFITS FROM

FUNDS RAISED BY

HUDSON RIVER COM-MUNITY CREDIT

UNION As part of its on-

going Community Heroes

Campaign, Hudson River

Community Credit Union

(HRCCU) recently pre-

sented a check in the

amount of $250 to

Youthbuild, a program spon-

sored by the Troy Commis-

sion on Economic Opportu-

nity. Each month, HRCCU

chooses a local not-for-

profit community organization and donates five dollars for each new member

that joins or existing member that upgrades a service. To date, HRCCU hasdonated thousands of dollars to local organizations. In YouthBuild programs,

low-income young people ages 16 to 24 work full-time for 6 to 24 months

toward their GEDs or high school diplomas while learning job skills by building

affordable housing in their communities. Emphasis is placed on leadership de-

velopment, community service, and the creation of a positive mini-community

of adults and youth committed to each other’s success. Students may earn

AmeriCorps education awards through their homebuilding and other commu-

nity service. At exit,

they are placed in college, jobs, or both. Hudson River Community Credit Union’s

mission is to improve the well-being of members and their families by providing

quality financial services with the best overall value. Hudson River Community

Credit Union has five branches located in Corinth, Glens Falls, Hudson Falls,

Troy and Cohoes. The Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial cooperative

owned and governed by its members. Anyone who lives, works, worships, at-

tends school or businesses and other legal entities located in Warren, Washing-ton, Saratoga and Rensselaer Counties or the Towns of Cohoes, Watervliet and

Green Island and their family members are eligible to join the credit union. For

more information, call 518-654-9028, 1-800-824-0700 or visit hrccu.org.

Photo Caption: HRCCU Community and Elec-

tronic Media Manager Christine Somers (center)

donates a check of $250 to President Katherine

Maciol (left) and Angela Brust-Balogun, Youthbuild

Program Manager.




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INFORMEDThe Washington County Tea Party Patriots will holdtheir monthly meeting on Thursday, January 9,2014 at 7:30pm at the usual location in the Wash-ington County office complex, Upper Broadway, FortEdward, building 2, lower level. All are welcome; bringsome friends. You are always welcome to take notesat our meetings!

THIS PAPER with its

Community Events and local

Advertising on line

@ addigest.com .

Posted Each Wednesday.

ATTENTION

READERS!We know that our communities are full of locallyowned businesses with quality products and wewant you to help us share them with everyone!So we are asking you to email, fax or snail mailyour favorites to us so we can let others knowabout them. Everything from locally made prod-ucts: candies, baked goods, foods, produce, meats,furnishings, home products, health products, cloth-ing, etc.Also your favorite places for car service, homeservices, repairs, restaurants and more. It dosesn’tmatter if they have a storefront or do businessthru their websites.What we need from you:1) Busniess Name, Address, Phone Number &Website or Email Address2) Products or Services they offer3) Why You Like ThemThen send the information to us:Email: [email protected]: 518-747-9529Snail Mail: 13 Broad Street, Hudson Falls, NY 12839The information you help us with will be pub-lished in our papers and on our website so all of our readers and website readers can shop local!Thank You from Napaul Publishers, Inc. proud

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BINGO- Granville Hook & Ladder Fire Company will be

starting Bingo at their bingo hall, 42 Quaker Street in the

Village of Granville NY, on Friday, January 3, 2014, at

7pm. With more dates set for January 17 and the31. We

also have Bell Jar and a snack counter. More info contact

Raymond Bogart, 518-642-1246 or 518-361-8398 or

email [email protected]

COURTHOUSE RECEIVES GRANT- The Historic Sa-

lem Courthouse received an early Christmas present on

December 11 when it received word that it had been awarded

a $200,000.00 grant from the Environmental Protection

Fund Grant Program through the New York State Officeof Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. A lengthy

and involved New York State Consolidated Funding Appli-

cation was submitted in early August, and the Courthouse

anxiously awaited word on the awards. This specific grant

requires a full match, and the Courthouse is pleased to

announce that a generous donor has already stepped for-

ward to provide the necessary match. A grant from the

same program awarded to the Courthouse in 2006, was

used to restore the front porch and construct an ADA ap-

proved handicap entrance on the southern side of the build-

ing. The current award will be used for ongoing restora-

tion of key architectural features. These critical improve-

ments will restore the Courthouse to its original beauty as

it continues to serve Washington County, NYand Benning-

ton County, VT as a vital community center offering en-

richment opportunities to people of all ages.

EASTON NEIGHBORS TO OBSERVE HIATUS- The

Easton Neighbors will not be meeting for the months of

January and February 2014. Our next meeting will occur

March 3, 2014.

JOIN OUR CHOIR! We are looking for singers to joinour choir at the West Hebron Presbyterian Church on Route

30 in West Hebron. Choir practise is at 7pm Wednesday

nights at the church or manse. Please call Pastor Laura

Mitchell for more info: 518-854-3729.

BINGO Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center,

2 Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY –Join the Grafton

seniors for Bingo, every Wednesday and Friday at 1:00

pm. If you have any questions, or would like to join us

for lunch, at a suggested donation of $2.75, please contact

the center at 518- 279-3413.

WARREN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEET-

NG- The Warren County Historical Society will hold its

nnual luncheon meeting Saturday 18 January 2014 at the

Fort William Henry Tankard Tavern, State Route 9, LakeGeorge, NY 12845. Attendance is by reservation ONLY.

The luncheon meeting is at Saturday, 18 January 2014 from

1:30 A.M. – 3:00 P.M. There will be an election for 2014

fficers and Trustees (members only) and recognition of

013 WCHS volunteers. Reservations are due by Tuesday,

anuary 14, 2014! (Office: 743-0734) The cost of $20.00

ncludes tax and gratuity. Meal selections will be from a

Special Luncheon Menu that features various choices.

Meal** choices at restaurant will be one of beef, poultry,

r salmon, dessert and coffee or tea. Our speaker at the

uncheon will be Lisa Potocar, author of Sweet Glory. Lisa

was born and raised in Upstate New York where she contin-

es to reside with her husband and two cuddly keeshonds.

Her passion for writing and research stems from her former

work in health care administration and as a professor. When

ot tracking some morsel of history to shape into a story,

he's a tomboy at heart who loves to hike, bike, fish, cross-ountry ski, and she would still climb trees if she could.

The American Civil War represents the first time that a

taggering number of Rebel and Yankee women disguised

hemselves as soldiers to fight for their country. Lisa

Potocar will unveil these women and their makeup and

motivations for pioneering their way into this role—the

ery essence behind her debut story, Sweet Glory.

CHAIR YOGA- Yoga is a stress reliever. It improves bal-

ance, flexibility and strength. When combined with light

weights, where appropriate, it can be even more beneficial.

It’s free, it’s fun and there is no obligation. Wear loose cloth-

ing and let’s stretch and relax! Classes are on Mondays and

Wednesdays at 10:00 am, you may join at any time. It’s a

mind and body rejuvenation. Yoga is something people of

all ages and abilities can come together and do. If you have

any questions, or would like to join us for lunch after exer-

cise, please contact the center at 279-3413.

SENIOR MEMBERSHIP MEETING- On Friday, Janu-

ary 3, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. there will be a Membership Meet-

ing at the Everett Wagar Senior Center. All members are

welcome and encouraged to attend. Join us and be a part of

the decisions that affect your senior center. Stay for our

noon meal after the meeting, for a suggested donation of

$2.75. Entrée for lunch will be; Turkey w/Gravy. To make

reservations for lunch, call the center at 279-3485.




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want to leave home without.Their items run the gamut from storage bags for freeze driedfoods, to ALICE backpacks, mosquito netting and cots; fromradiation detection equipment and water purification systems togas masks.Stop in to our store in Gansevoort or shop online withthem now by clicking on the 'Online Store' link on their homepage:www.Y-Die.com. Check out their popular 'Bug Out' bags andbe amazed at the extent of survival resources packed into onesmall, but sturdy backpack. In addition to survival supplies, TheEmergency Preparedness Outlet offers wood buring stoves, greenliving supplies, military surplus vehicles and camping equipmentnot typically found at the larger, chain retail stores.Their knowledgeable staff stands ready to answer your ques-tions. They look forward to meeting you and helping you to bethe best prepared you can be to handle any situation that mayarise.Find them at 1281 Route 9 (Saratoga Road) in Ganesvoort, NY12831, or www.Y-Die.com. Call them at 518-761-9343.

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FOR SALE: 2001 VW Beatle.100,000 Miles. ,Good shape,new tires, no rust, standard.$5,000. 518-260-7832.

TREE SERVICE..EXPERIENCED

CLIMBER NEEDED.Donavan Tree Service,10 Brickyard Road,

Mechanicville.518-664-3531.

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518-642-9570WRITER’S WORKSHOP- Rensselaer County’s Troy

Senior Center would like to invite you to join our

Writer’s Workshop. The facilitator, Janet Chiefari, has

ad 6 books published, written for magazines and local

ewspapers. The framework of the monthly meeting is

hat each person reads what they have written and the

ther members critique, and make suggestions to

larify. Our running theme is the “seasons of our lives”

writing about events, holidays, experiences, etc. that

an be passed on to children and grandchildren. This

roup is a stimulating, exciting incentive to get writ-ng! Our next meeting will be January 23 at 1:00 pm.

Call (518)270-5539 for more information.

MOVIE NIGHT- Join us for a Family Movie Night on

Friday January 17 at 7pm. The movie is rated PG and

uns approximately 120 mins. Feel free to bring pop-

orn! The event is free and open to the public. Details,

all 695-6641.

GENEALOGY- The Schuylerville Library’s Genealogy

roup will meet Tuesday January 21 at 10am. Details,

all 695-6641.

BOARD MEETING- The Schuylerville Public Library

Board Meeting will be held Tuesday January 14 at

:30pm. This meeting is open to the public. Details,

all 695-6641.

BINGO Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior

Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY –Join the

Grafton seniors for Bingo, every Wednesday and

Friday at 1:00 pm. If you have any questions, or

would like to join us for lunch, at a suggested donation

of $2.75, please contact the center at 518- 279-3413.

ATTENTION SWIMMERS- The Rensselaer County’s

Troy Senior Center has a swimming program that meets

every Wednesday from 9:00 to 10:00 am with Joyce

Forner leading. We are looking for more swimmers

and a volunteer Aqua Aerobics teacher. Swimming is

probably the best exercise you will ever do for your-

self. Join us at the Lansingburg Boys & Girls club and

enjoy the heated pool and the wonderful company. Call

the Center at 270-5348 for more info.




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previous guardians were moving and unable

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cats, dogs, and younger children so would

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AWARD GIVEN- Sheriff Jack Mahar is proud to receive the

Certificate of Appreciation from New York State Marine Corps

Commandant Timothy M. Forbes for outstanding support of

the United States Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots. The

Rensselaer Public Safety Building was one of the official drop-

off locations for Toys for Tots 2013. Chief Bly donated his 2014

raise of $430.00 and the officers union matched that $430.00(to-tal $860.00). Sergeant Sauer took the money and through the

use of coupons, manufacturer and store rebates purchased

$1,600.00 worth of toys. Toys for Tots is one of the most rec-

ognizable charitable organizations in New York. It is run by the

U.S. Marine Corps Reserves, and is supported by thousands of

civilian volunteers. “This organization allows people in the com-

munity to give back to those less fortunate,” said Mahar “Toys

for Tots focuses on the importance of “giving” especially to

those less fortunate at this time of year.” Sheriff Mahar is also

a member of the Troy Detachment Marine Corps League. Toys

for Tots started in 1947 by a Marine Reservist and his wife forneedy children at Christmastime. Since then, more than half a

billion toys have been distributed to millions of children.



PEDICURES-Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road,

Grafton, NY – Samantha Grant, licensed cosmetologist and staff at Hair Care in Ber-

in, continues to offer reduced priced pedicures and waxing right at our senior center.

Samantha will be avai lable on Monday, January 6, 2014, make your appointment early

– they go fast! Please call the center for required appointments 279-3413. All

Rensselaer County seniors are welcome.

HAIR CUTS AND STYLES-Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2

Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY –Carol Alderman, licensed hair dresser and owner of

Hair Care in Berlin, continues to offer reduced priced hair cuts and styles right at our

senior center. Carol will be available on Wednesday, January 8th & 22nd, make your

appointment early – they go fast! Please call the center for required appointments

279-3413. All Rensselaer County seniors are welcome.

BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC- Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2

Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY – will be holding its monthly blood pressure clinic on

Friday, January 10, 2014 at 10:30 with Rensselaer County’s Health Department. No

appointment is necessary. If you have any questions, or would like to join us for lunch

at noon, for a suggested donation of $2.75 please contact the center at 279-3413.

Reservations required for lunch.

CRAFT DAY- Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road,

Grafton NY– January craft class will be Wednesday, January 15, 2013 with another

fantastic craft, sponsored by the Everett Wagar Senior Center. Join us for a fun-filled

hour and leave with a seasonal decoration for your home, all material will be supplied.

Please join us for a nutritious lunch at noon for a suggested donation of $2.75. All

Rensselaer County seniors welcome, reservations are required for lunch and appreci-

ated for crafts. Call 279-3413

HEARING CLINIC- Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2 RoxboroughRoad, Grafton NY– continues to offer a free monthly hearing clinic with an indepen-

dent instrument hearing specialist, (who will also clean your hearing aids). January

clinic will be held on Wednesday the 22nd, at 10:30 a.m. All Rensselaer County

seniors 60 years of age and older welcome, reservations are required, 279-3413

NATIVE AMERICAN STORYTELLING- Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Se-

nior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, in Grafton Gil Payette will be with us on Friday,

January 24, 2014 for more Native American storytelling. This month Gil will be

covering Feather work at 1:00 p.m. Join us for lunch at noon for a suggested donation

of $2.75, with an entrée of; Macaroni & Cheese. For more information or to make

reservations for lunch please call 279-3413.

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Sun. 12-3Hi my name is Buddy! I am an 8

year old American Shelter Dog.

I am athletic, friendly and like to

play. I enjoy being with people.

I came to SCAC because my

guardians were moving and

could not take me with them. I

enjoy walks & hikes! I also re-

ally enjoy a good chest rub. The caretakers here say I am the

sweetest boy. If I sound like I could be your next family

member, please come meet me at SCAC!

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year old American Shelter Dog. I am

an athletic, playful, & spunky girl. I

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as an indoor kitty. I have been fine with other cats here but

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please come visit me and give me my forever home!

VICTORIAN TEA PARTY-

Brookside, home of the Saratoga

County Historical Society, is very ex-

cited to announce the Victorian Tea

Party will be held on Tuesday, Feb-

ruary 18, 2014. Sue McLane, the Vic-

torian Lady, will guide children

through a celebration of Victorian cul-

ture, learning about clothing, manners

and pastimes. The children will also

plan, prepare, and enjoy a traditionaltea party. Games and craft activities

will also be included. The Victorian

Tea Party will be offered two times,

from 10:00 -12:00 and 1:00 - 3:00.

The program is best suited for children age 6 through 14. Parents are wel-

come to stay, but are asked to pay the program fee. The cost is $10.00 per

person, $8 for SCHS members. Pre-registration is required by Monday, Feb-

ruary 17. Register by emailing Anne Clothier at

[email protected]. Brookside programs are made possible by

the New York State Council of the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew

Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, as well as Price Chopper’s Golub

Foundation.

BREAKFAST- The American Legion Post 574, 72 Pearl St., Hudson Falls, will be

serving up breakfast on Sunday, January 5th from 8 AM to 11 AM. $8 per person,

children under 10 are $3. Family of 4 $27. Pay at the door. Public is welcome! Menu

includes: sausage gravy with biscuits, scrambled eggs, home fries, pancakes, bacon,

sausage, French toast, hot beverages and juice.

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SPECIAL DINNER- On Tuesday, January 14, 2014, Rensselaer County’s Troy Se-

nior Center, 19 Third Street, will hold its monthly special dinner, “January Thaw.” The

entrée will be Sweet & Sour Chicken Breast. Be sure to join us at 11:00 am for a good

ime with Tom Abbott entertaining. Our wonderful complete lunch is available to all

Rensselaer County Seniors age 60 and older every weekday for a suggested contribu-

ion of $2.75. Call 270-5349 to make your reservations.

DULCIMER & AUTO HARP PERFORMANCE- Join us for something new, some-

hing unique - a dulcimer and auto harp performance by The Langleys, on Friday, Janu-

ary 10 at Rensselaer County’s Troy Senior Center, 19 Third Street, Troy. The perfor-

mance will begin at 11:00 am in the dining room. Immediately afterwards a dinner of

chicken ala king, rice, broccoli and chocolate pudding will be served, for a suggested

donation of $2.75 for seniors. To sign up or for more information, call the Center at

270-5348.

GOOD FOOD IDEAS- Rensselaer County’s Troy Senior Center, 19 Third Street, Troy

will host Rensselaer County’s Cooperative Extension monthly “Good Food Ideas” cook-

ng demonstration, on Friday, January 17 at 11 a.m. The topic will be “Heart Healthy

Budget Friendly Foods.” There will be free recipes and samples for everyone who

attends. A Roast Beef dinner will immediately follow for a suggested donation of

$2.75. For reservations for dinner call 270-5349.




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wool backer included.Purchase price$ 700.00

asking [email protected] FOR SALE

SnowblowerCub CadetCommercial

45” Dual WheelsElectric Start

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FREE HORSE: whiteAppaloosa. To good home.

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MARLEY ELECTRICBASEBOARD HEATERSMarley electric baseboardheaters model 2548 Ser C,Watts 2000-1500, Volts AC240-208, Amps 8.4-7.3. Twounits 8 foot long, 7 inches tall,2 1/2 inches wide. One unit 5foot long. First $100.00 takesall three. These are used unitsbut still work at 100%[email protected]

XERCISE BIKE: NordicTracGX4.0 exersice bike , Like new,sed once. Bougth new @ears 1/12. list $650, save Bigme $250. doubles as a coatack. 518-692-2667.

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HELP WANTED:Heavy Equipment road/shop mechanic for farmmachinery repair. Must haveelectrical, hydraulic and me-chanical knowledge or train-ing. Experience with farmingequipment a plus. Saratoga AgSales. 518-695-4122.

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FREE HORSE: whiteAppaloosa. To good home.

Call Denise, 518-409-6700.

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MONTHLY BREAKFAST- The Johnsonville Rescue

Squad located @ 4 River Rd. is holding their monthly break-fast Sunday Jan. 5th 7:30-11:00. Cost adults $6, children

$3. Menu consists of eggs, French toast, pancakes, sau-

sage, omelets, hash browns, juice, fruit & coffee. For

more info call 753-9549. Good time to drop off your re-

turns and check into signing up to volunteer to become a

member.

MONTHLY BREAKFAST- The Valley Falls VFW located

on Poplar Ave is having their monthly breakfast Sunday Jan.

12th 8-11 AM. Menu consists of hash browns, eggs, pan-

cakes, french toast, juice, coffee, fruit and Biscuit with

sausage & gravy. It is sponsored but the Ladies Auxiliary to

benefit veterans service projects. Rada knives are available

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