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Vol. 14- No.24April 4, 2014
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FREE INCOME TAX PREPARATION: The Hoosick Area Church Association (HACA), for thetenth year, is offering free assistance to the public in preparing income tax returns through the IRSVolunteer Income Tax Assistance or VITA program. The VITA site is located at the HACA Center at26 John Street, Hoosick Falls. The office will be open each Saturday beginning February 1st, from10:00am - 3:00pm and on Thursday evenings from 6:00 - 9:00 through February. In March and April,offices will be open on Saturdays from 10:00am to 1:00pm, and on Thursday evenings by appointment.Office hours have been scheduled for evenings and weekends to accommodate people who find itdifficult to take time off from work. The service is free and is provided by IRS Certified VITA/TCEVolunteer Preparers. To help accurately prepare their returns, taxpayers should bring the following:•Photo identification •Valid Social Security cards for the taxpayer, spouse, and dependents •Birthdates for primary, secondary and dependents on the tax return •Current year’s tax package, if received·•Wage and earning statement(s) Form W-2, W-2G, 1099-R, from employers •Interest and dividendstatements from banks (Forms 1099) • A copy of last year’s federal and state returns, if available •Bank routing numbers and account numbers for direct deposit • Other relevant information aboutincome and expenses•Total paid for day care • Day care provider’s identifying number.Call Alison at Hoosick VITA 518-686-9491 to make an appointment. Volunteer positions at the sitesuch as reception, filling, photo copying, or hostess are also available. The VITA program offers freeassistance to those with low-to-middle incomes (wage earners who make $51,000 or less) who fileForm 1040EZ, Form 1040A, or a basic 1040 Federal tax return. Most returns for both Federal andState (including Vermont and Massachusetts) can be filed electronically and upon request, refunds canbe deposited electronically into a checking or savings account.Dianne Hosterman Executive DirectorHoosick Area Church Association PO Box #1 26 John Street Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 518-366-6167(weekdays) 686-5310 (evenings) [email protected]
CHURCHES OF WARRENSBURGH EXHIBIT- The Churches of Warrensburgh is the title of anew exhibit to be mounted at the Warrensburgh Museum of Local History. Scheduled to run throughMothers Day, May 11, the exhibit will begin with an opening reception on Sunday, March 9 between1 and 3 pm. Refreshments will be served. Christian churches played an important part in the lives ofWarrensburg's early settlers and, indeed, continue to be an important part in the health and well-beingof our community. The exhibit will occupy the "central area" in the museum, and will include photo-graphs and artifacts, plus brief histories of each church organization. Existing Warrensburg churcheshave been invited to participate in providing content for this exhibit. The museum is located at 3754Main Street (VFW Building) Warrensburg, and is open Sundays 1 to 3 pm and Wednesdays noon to 4pm. Admission is free. Entrance and parking are at the rear of the building, which is fully handicapaccessible. The museum is operated for the Town of Warrensburg by the Warrensburgh HistoricalSociety. For further information call 518-623-2207.
GREENWICH LIBRARY BOOK SALE- The Friends of the Greenwich Library’s First ThursdayBoomerang Book store in the Basement will be open for browsing and buying on April 3rd, from 4:00until 7:30. Come and pour over the thousands of new and like-new books on the shelves. New materialarrives every day! Put some Spring in your Step with a new book or twenty. This month’s specialfeatures rock bottom pricing on our well-stocked multi-media shelf of CD’s, DVD’s, VHS tapes andaudio books. All proceeds from First Thursday Boomerang Sales go toward library programs andmaterials.
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC at Warren County Municipal Center entrance #6 April 8 6pm-7:30pm.Info 518-761-6580.
ALL YOU CAN EAT PANCAKE SUPPER at the Argyle American Legion April 19 from 4-7pmat the Legion 1815 Route 40. Info: 518-531-4174.
CON BRIO PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS A CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT for thebenefit of SAFER (Schuylerville Area Food and Emergency Relief). Tania Halko Susi, Violin, KathleenNoel Bowman, Cello, Sylvia Eowyn Bloom, Soprano, and Douglas Bischoff, Piano will perform anengaging program of delightful Baroque, Classical and Romantic music, featuring works by Handel,Haydn, Massenet and Saint-Saëns. The concert will conclude with Jazz favorites by Joplin andGershwin. What a lovely way to spend an evening or an afternoon and support a very importantcommunity institution. There are two performances of this concert: Saturday, April 12, 2014 at7:30 p.m at the Bischoff House, 573 Dunbar Road, Cambridge 12816. $17 per person, reservationsrequired. For reservations, please call 796-8184 or e-mail [email protected]. Sunday, April 13,2014 at 3:00 p.m. at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church 1 Grove Street, Schuylerville There is no admissioncharge for the concert at St. Stephen’s. A free will offering will be collected.
5TH ANNUAL TASTE OF HOOSICK EVENT FEATURES A CULINARY SHOWCASEOF THE BEST OF THE BESTCalendar Listing: Celebrate the area’s 5th Annual Taste of Hoosick, Sunday, May 4th from 3PM –6 PM at St. Mary’s Academy auditorium in Hoosick Falls, NY. Featured are: top area restaurants,the Hoosick Falls Central School Jazz Band; all benefiting the Hoosick Area Church Association, Inc.Food Pantry. The 3rd Annual Taste of Hoosick showcases fifteen of the top restaurants in the areato give the public the opportunity to taste specialty items from each of them. This year Taste ofHoosick is very excited to once again bring to St. Mary’s stage, the Hoosick Falls Central School JazzBand, under the direction of Bill Brown. Joining the music fest for the first time will be Dottie Crossand Friends. The popular Silent Auction promises to have something for everyone! Pet lover? Lookfor one of several baskets for that pampered pet. A quilt piece by Iva, Capri’s Dot’s goat soap basket.Need a cake for a special occasion? Gardening? Special Breakfast? Looking for a new “do”?Household goods and services? A huge variety of gift certificates. Much, much, more. Don’t goaway empty handed! Remember Mom on Mother’s Day May 11th. Tickets for the Taste are $12.50before the event or $15 at the door for adults, $10 for children age 6-12, and free for children 5 andunder. Tickets will be available at several locations, to be announced. All proceeds from the event willgo to the HACA Food Pantry. Pantry volunteers will be on hand accepting food donations and discussingvolunteer opportunities.
BREAKFAST- The Valley Falls Ladies Auxiliary located on Popular Ave is having their monthlybreakfast Sunday April 13th 8-11 AM Menu consists of Triple Berry pancakes, made to order eggs,French Toast, sausage, bacon toast, coffee, juice, fruit and biscuits with sausage gravy. Their will bea bake sale, raffle and RADA knives for sale.
GREENWICH SENIORS ARE HAVING A GARAGE SALE on May 17 & 18. We are lookingfor vendors to add to our garage sales. For info and to sign up: [email protected].
rELAY FOR LIFE ANNUAL BENEFIT POKER TOURNAMENT: to be held at the VFW onAbeel Avenue in Greenwich April 6. Tournament buy-in is $75, including lunch. $50 of the buy-in willgo to the “pay-out” to the tournament winners. $25 goes directly to Relay for Life. Tournamentbegins at 11am, seating at 10am. Your participation will help Love in Support Action beat 2013’stotal. Please RSVP to Gene Tomzack in Greenwich at 518-692-7298 or Sarah at 802-287-1096.
ADIRONDACK BLUEGRASS LEAGUE will hold a meeting, jam session, pot luck luncheonSunday April 13 at 1pm at the Lake Luzerne Town Complex 539 Lake Ave. Bring something toshare. Bring your instruments for jammin’ after the meeting. Info: 518-221-6231www.adirondackbluegrassleague.com
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HONOR OUR VETS WALK-A-THON! Part of a statewide walk-a-thon to raise funds to sup-port and assist our veterans when they return. Walkers from the American Legion S.A.L. and Aux-iliary want to have you join them on Saturday, April 12 from 10am to 2pm at the American Legion,Post 574, 72 Pearl Street in Hudson Falls. To make a donation or pledge contact one of the following:Joe-260-8711; Mary-747-9107; Don-638-8568 or 222-6951, or Don- 744-6637.
HUNTER SAFETY COURSE OFFERED There will be a Hunter Safety Education Course offeredon April 14, 15 and 16 from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the Hartford Fish and Game Club on Route196 in Hartford. Space is limited and pre-registration is mandatory and must be done by calling BillPike before April 5 at 518-632-5993.
SALEM RESCUE SQUAD 2014 OFFICERS AND FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN-The Sa-lem Rescue Squad announced the election of its 2014 officers and director. The officers includePresident, John Gibb; Vice President, Edward A. Donoghue; Secretary, Eva Woodell; Treasurer,Dennis Campbell; Captain, Vicky Campbell; and Assistant Captain, Jim Gariepy.Elected to the Board of Directors was Jim Conety who joins existing Board members David Harringtonand Steve Snyder. March is the start of the Salem Rescue Squad annual fundraising campaign. TheSalem Rescue Squad is not a government agency and as a volunteer organization, depends on thefinancial and in-kind donations to complete its mission of providing prompt, efficient and often life-saving pre-hospital emergency medical care to the residents of Salem, Hebron, Jackson, Greenwichand Rupert. In 2013, thanks to the generous contributions from the community, we were able torespond to nearly 500 calls for assistance in the coverage area. For more than 40 years, the SalemRescue Squad has provided emergency medical services to citizens and visitors in Salem, Hebron,Jackson, East Greenwich andRupert. The Squad relies primarily on dedicated volunteers to serve as Emergency Medical Techni-cians (EMTs), drivers and assistants in answering more than 500 calls per year. Salem RescueSquad is in search of new members who can be a part of its team and contribute to its critical missionof providing emergency medical care to the community. Flexible schedules are easily accommodateddue to our 24/7 schedule. For more information about Salem Rescue Squad call 518.854.7199 oremail [email protected].
THE BLUEBIRDS ARE COMING- The Rensselaer County Soil & Water ConservationDistrict has low-cost housing available for the Bluebird. Bluebirds will nest up to three timesa season! If you would like to support the Bluebird and Soil & Water Conservation, call the Conser-vation District Field Office at (518) 271-1740 for an order blank that also includes the 43rd AnnualArbor Green Tree & Shrub Sale Program. You may also stop in the office at 61 State Street inDowntown Troy. We are located in the Agriculture & Life Sciences Building (Old County HealthBuilding) just north of the County Government Center, which houses Department of Motor Vehicles.You may also download an order blank by going to the Rensselaer County web site, which is,www.rensco.com, and follow the link to the “How To!...” box on the left hand side of the page, scrolldown to the 43rd Annual Arbor Green Tree & Shrub Sale link, click and print it out. Bluebird houseorders and Arbor Green Tree & Shrub order blanks need to be returned with payment by May 2ndfor a distribution on Saturday May 10th from 9 AM-12 Noon at the Questar (BOCES) Center onIndustrial Park Road in South Troy. This program supports Soil & Water Conservation in the County!You do not need to be a resident of Rensselaer County to participate. The Soil & Water ConservationDistrict is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
ROAST PORK DINNER- The calendar says it is SPRING!! April 5th is the ROAST PORKDINNER, at the Pawlet Community Church. The Ladies and Gentlemen's Supper Club invite you todinner starting at 5pm. If you have questions regarding the dinner, please call Doreen Mach at 325-3428 or Judy Coolidge at 325-3073. Take out orders can also be made on the day of the dinner bycalling the church at 325-3022. Menu includes: Roast Pork baked with our famous topping, Stuffing,Mashed potatoes with gravy, Hot vegetables, Cabbage Salad, Applesauce, Fruited jello, Rolls/butter,Hot and cold beverages. Dessert this month will be Brownie with ice cream and Chocolate syrup.Cost of dinner is: Adults -- $10.00, Age 12 -- $6.00, 5 & under - free
LENTEN FISH FRY DINNER from April 4 and 11 2014 at the Johnsonville Fire House . Info:753-6909.
10TH ANNUAL AMERICAN LEGION RIDERS’ JIM QUAKENBUSH RUN at the Ameri-can Legion Post 574 72 Pearl Street in Hudson Falls August 2 with registration at 9 to 10:45am.Breakfast sandwiches for a small fee. Ride starts at 11am. $20pp or $35pcouple. Lots of food,prizes, games, raffles. Live Music. contact 747-9891 or Big Dan at 361-6410. Pre-register, campingon the grounds. Proceeds help support Veterans & community.
2014 WHIPPLE CITY 5K RACE PLANNED FOR JUNE 14THRegistration has begun for the Whipple City 5K Run/Walk. The race will be held June 14th at8:30am. The race begins and ends in front of the Greenwich Central Middle School. Partial pro-ceeds for the race go to a GGCC Greenwich Central School Scholarship. Race T-shirts are guaran-teed to the first 250 racers registered. You can register at www.finishright.com or for a form to mailor bring in go to: www.greenwichchamber.org Fees for prior registration until June 11th are $25.00.Same day registration is $30.00. Kathy Nichols-Tomkins Managing Director 6 Academy StreetGreenwich, NY 12834. 518 692-7979.http://greenwichchamber.org
BRING YOUR GRANDCHILDREN TO LUNCH DAYRensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton NY –Calling allGrandparents, The Everett Wagar Senior Center is hosting a Grandkids Day on Friday, April 18,beginning at 10:00 a.m. We have scheduled Easter egg coloring, and a performance by theCannonaires, from the Watervliet Senior Center, we will all enjoy a lunch of Baked Haddock Square,Fluffy Potatoes, French Green Beans, Round Roll and Peaches for dessert, available at a specialprice for the grandkids of $1.00. All Rensselaer County seniors and family’s welcome, reservationsrequired 518-279-3485.
EASTER PLAY- Pilatus, an original Easter production ( the trial of Jesus from Pilate’s point ofview) performed at Free Spirit Fellowship Sunday, April 21, @ 10:30 AM. The church is located at1425 W High St in Ballston Spa. 885-3149.
TRACTOR SAFETY COURSE- Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga, Warren & Wash-ington Counties are offering The National Safe Tractor & Machinery Operation Program & ATVSafety Workshop on April 15 - 16 at the Washington County Fairgrounds. The hours are 9:00 amto 4:00 pm. This is for youth 14 and 15 years old who are required to have a Tractor & MachineryOperation Certificate when employed on farms and other agribusiness that requires operating equip-ment. Youth younger than 14 and working on the family farm or older than 15 are not required totake this course but are all welcome to attend. Topics include: Risks of farm related activities, Howto act safely in different farm work settings, Identifying & correcting farm hazards to prevent inju-ries and illnesses, How to obtain safety information about equipment that they may be operating. TheATV safety portion of the class DOES NOT meet the NYS Department of Motor Vehicle require-ments for certification. Youth will receive a NSTMOP certificate once they pass the written &tractor operation tests. The fee is $10 for enrolled 4-Hers, $15 for non-4-H members. Youth mustattend both sessions to receive the NSTMOP certificate. Youth can also participate in the ATVsafety portion of this workshop. For more information call Cornell Cooperative Extension Washing-ton County at 518-746-2560 or by email [email protected]. You may also contact one ofthe CCE offices in Warren or Saratoga Counties.
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518-469-3048
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BREAKFAST- The Johnsonville Rescue Squad located @ 4River Rd. is holding their monthly breakfast Sunday April 6th7:30-11AM. Cost adults $6 Children 5-12 $3. Menu consists ofeggs, French toast, pancakes, omelets, hash browns, sausage, toast,coffee, juice & fruit. For more info call 753-9549. Good time todrop off returns and check into signing up to volunteer to helpyour community and become a member.
LENTEN FISH FRY- St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Cam-bridge will be having a fish fry during Lent from 4:30 PM - 7:00PM on the following dates: April 4th and 11th. The menu willinclude fish with roll, french fries, sauce, coleslaw, drink and des-sert. The cost will be $9.50. Eat in or take outs are available.
HAIR OF THE DOG- “HAIR OF THE DOG” will make theirannual appearance at the Greenwich Elks. Best known interna-tional, Irish Band w/ Celtic, rock, folk & bluegrass blend on Fri-day night April 25th- Doors open at 6 PM show starts at 8PM-food will be available. Reserved Tables with 10 Advance ticketsat $15.00 EA. TAXI will be FREE up to 10 miles and also avail-able for hire. Call Cindy at 638-6002 or the stop at the Lodge topick up your tickets 692-2061.
SUNDAY MORNING BREAKFAST- 8:30 – 1:00- Green-wich Elks Lodge- Special Easter Sunday Breakfast -( /Apr20)- Buffet Menu includes, Scrambled Eggs, Pancakes, HomeFries, Hash, Bacon, Sausage, Eggs Benedict, coffee, tea, juice,milk and with a personal prepared Omelet Station all for Only$7.00 Adults, Seniors $6.00, Youth 5- 12 $5.00 and under 5 (FREE).Bring your family and friends.
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RIVER. Call Bryce:
518-271-7630.
WRITING WORKSHOPS- Mary Sanders Shartle will teach afour-session memoir/fiction writing course at Willows Bistro inWarrensburg, noon to 2 p.m. Thursdays from April 24 - May 15,2014. This course is organized by Fiction Among Friends in coop-eration with the bistro. Shartle calls her workshop “Life Lines” andsays they are very relaxed, informal and supportive. They will en-tail free-writing from prompts and writing “homework” (voluntary),with opportunities to read work to the class. Cost of the four-weekcourse is $148, which includes lunch. Class size is limited to ten.Mary Sanders Shartle is a poet, fiction, and essay writer. Her novelabout a woman living alone in the Adirondacks: The Truth and Leg-end of Lily Martindale, is available from SUNY Press in April 2014.She was awarded a 2007 individual artist’s grant from the NewYork State Council of the Arts, a state agency, to complete thebook. In January, 2014 she was a finalist in the Tupelo Press OpenProse competition. The story, “The Spider Web” appeared in theiron-line Quarterly. She is a member of “The Three Poets” with col-leagues Marilyn McCabe and Elaine Handley, who thrice won theAdirondack Center for Writing Literary Award for best book ofpoetry for their chapbooks Notes from the Firetower–Three Poetson the Adirondacks (2005) and Glacial Erratica: Three Poets on theAdirondacks, Part 2 (2006); and Winterberry, Pine: Three Poets onNorth Country Winter (2010). Their full length book, Tear of theClouds, was released by Ra Press in 2011. Shartle teaches numer-ous writing workshops for adults, children and teens. She regularlyhosts book discussion groups for Road Scholars (Elder Hostel) atGreat Camp Sagamore. She was an editorial committee memberand contributor to The Galway Story Quilt: Poems of a Place by thePeople Who Live Here, published in 2007 which won the JosephShubert Award for Library Excellence, New York State’s most pres-tigious library award. Shartle was the director of the Saratoga Po-etry Zone in Saratoga Springs, New York from 2004 until 2007,hosting poets such as Brigit Pegeen Kelly, Dan Hoffman and RachelHadas. She currently sits on the board of the Adirondack Centerfor Writing. To inquire or register, contact Fiction Among Friendsorganizer, Persis Granger, [email protected] or 352-463-3089.Register and pre-pay by April 1. More info: http://www.persisgranger.com/FAF_ShartleBio.htm.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST- Are you looking for somethingfun to do during this cold weather? Then we have the answer foryou. Come and see the Highlight Acting Troupe’s children’s pro-duction of Beauty and The Beast (not Disney). The show isdirected by Kathryn Capalbo with Mindy Huerter assisting. Beautyand the Beast is the story of a young girl who is going about hertypical day shopping in her French village when her world is turnedupside down. Her ailing father goes to collect money that theyare owed. He gets lost and is ordered by a Beast to bring theyoung girl to him. The father returns to the French village and thedaughter finds out what happened and how her father is not will-ing to give her up. She decides to go herself. Will Beauty staytrapped with the Beast forever? Will the villagers and her fathercome to her rescue? Will Bruno, the handsome, sometimes an-noying, young man from the French village save the day and winBeauty back from the Beast? Come see this fun filled show withtea cups, tea pot, clocks, and a candle stick that come to life, aswell as scary wolves and some lovely dancing. Beauty and theBeast will be presented by the Highlight Acting Troupe on Fridayand Saturday, April 4, 5 at 7:30 pm and Saturday and Sunday,April 5, 6, at 2:00 pm. The performances will be performed atthe Brunswick Grange, Rt. 7 and Rt. 142 (behind Stewart’s). Ticketprices are $10 for adults and $5 for seniors and students. Seatingis limited. For reservations or information call 518-272-7558.
20TH ANNUAL WOMEN’S HEALTH DAY: The committeeof the Salem Area Woman’s Club responsible for planning the 20thAnnual Women’s Health Day met recently at the MacKenzie chapel0f the First United Presbyterian Church in Salem. This year’s eventwill be held on Saturday, May 3rd with the theme “By WomenFor Women”. It is co-sponsored by the Woman’s Club and GlensFalls Hospital, with the support of multiple local sponsors andcontributors. Women’s Health Day is held at Salem Central Schoolwith assistance from administration, custodial staff and RodneyMoore, Chef and Cafeteria Manager. Included will be a continentalbreakfast, luncheon and door prizes, kindly donated by localbusinesses. This year’s keynote speaker is confirmed and sixworkshops will be offered. The next committee meeting will beheld after the regular Salem Area Woman’s Club meeting on March12th . Pictured with committee members is Health Day ChairmanLois Sheaff, seated center.
WEBSITE FOR VETERANS- Taking advantage of the webspace and web site building tools offered by FreeServers (http://freeservers.com), Fort Edward resident Mark Brockway hascreated "SNCHGA.com" (http://snchga.com), a site devotedspecifically to All Veterans. Brockway's web site provides If youare a veteran no matter what branch of service you served in andif you have an honorable discharge and are interested in providinga service to your fellow veterans. You can log on to our new website at: SNCHGA.com for information on becoming a member ofThe Saratoga National Cemetery Honor Guard Association. If youdo not have a computer you can contact our Adjutant: Al Ernst, 10Liberty St. Schuylerville, NY 12871, Email: [email protected] Mark Brockway, 187 Williams Road, Fort Edward, NY 12828,Email: [email protected] or by phone at 260-9933.
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Farm & Construction EquipmentNH E50B Excavator cab, hyd thumb, 376 hrs.; JD 5210Tractor with 540 loader 4wd, snycshuttle, rear wts, 1782hrs; Kubota L3240 Tractor with loader, 4wd 186 hrs.; JD916 Discbine; JD 328 Hay baler with 42 thrower; KuhnGF5001tha hyd. fold tedder; Kuhn GA4120th masterdrivehay rake; 2 - Steel hay wagons; 2 – Wagon gears; Pipestyle hay elevator; IH 550 manure spreader; JD 12’ discharrow; IH 3pt hitch sickle bar mower; Woods 8000 3pthitch wood chipper; JD 503 rotary cutter; Greenlee posthole digger; 3pt hitch wood splitter; 3pt hitch cementmixer; 3pt hitch spin spreader; Brock 5 ton grain bin;Sno-way 8’ snow plow to fit Kubota tractor; PequeaC-1500 6’ x 10’ 5 ton dump trailer; 275 Gallon fuel tankwith pump; Troybilt rear tine tiller; JD 46 Lawn Tractor;
Barn EquipmentAlfa-Laval 66 gal. bulk tank; Fromegex 75 gal. stain-less steel cheese vat/pastereriuzer with variable speedagitator, leak detect valve; Anderson AJ-300 Tempera-ture dual pen recorder ( airspace & liquid ) Above threeitems are Ag & Markets Approved 3 – Milking ma-chines;2 – Double milking stands with headlocks & vacuum lines;Surge Alamo 5hp vacuum pump with sentinel vacuumcontroller; Electronic pulsator with new spare board; Truedouble door retail cooler; Double bay stainless steel sinkwith drain boards; Incubator for yogurt; 6’ Stainless steeltable; 3 – retail digital scales; 47 – Celotex 4’ x 12’ foilfaced 1" insulation; 2" trash pump; Grain cart; Propane& Kerosene heaters; Misc. power & hand tools
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These are actual comments made bySouth Carolina Troopers that were takenoff their car videos:1. “You know, stop
lights don’t come any redder than the one youjust went through.”2. “Relax, the handcuffs are tight because they’re new. They’llstretch after you wear them a while.”3. “If you take your hands off the car, I’ll make your birthcertificate a worthless document.”4. “If you run, you’ll only go to jail tired.”5. “Can you run faster than 1200 feet per second? Becausethat’s the speed of the bullet that’ll be chasing you.”6. “You don’t know how fast you were going? I guess thatmeans I can write anything I want to on the ticket, huh?”7. “Yes, sir, you can talk to the shift supervisor, but I don’tthink it will help. Oh, did I mention that I’m the shift supervisor?”8. “Warning! You want a warning? OK, I’m warning you notto do that again or I’ll give you another ticket.”9. “The answer to this last question will determine whetheryou are drunk or not. Was Mickey Mouse a cat or a dog?”10. “Fair? You want me to be fair? Listen, fair is a place whereyou go to ride on rides, eat cotton candy and corn dogs andstep in monkey poop.”11. “Yeah, we have a quota. Two more tickets and my wifegets a toaster oven.”12. “In God we trust; all others we run through NCIC.”( National Crime Information Center)13. “Just how big were those ‘two beers’ you say you had?”14. “No sir, we don’t have quotas anymore. We used to, butnow we’re allowed to write as many tickets as we can.”15. “I’m glad to hear that the Chief (of Police) is a personalfriend of yours. So you know someone who can post yourbail.”16. “You didn’t think we give pretty women tickets? You’reright, we don’t. Sign here ma’am.”
STAYINFORMED
The Washington County Tea Party Patriots will holdtheir monthly meeting on Thursday, April 10, 2014at 7pm with COMMON CORE speakers KevinMcCashion and David Craig at the usual location inthe Washington County office complex, UpperBroadway, Fort Edward, building 2, lower level. Allare welcome; bring some friends.Help achieve our goals:1. Government Fiscal Responsibility2. Limited Government.3. Free Markets.We are watching out .......on your behalf!PS: You are always welcome to take notes at ourmeetings!
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FOR SALE: 1993 Tiger Shark
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$995.00. John Deere Tractor
LX216 with 42 inch deck,
bagger, chains, and snow-
blower .exc cond. $2995.
Call 518-692-8952
4 LIKE-NEW TIRES
4 like-new Good Year
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PUREBRED ENGLISH
MASTIFFS
Big beautiful babies. Only 3
left, 1 male, 2 females. Photos
available upon request. First
shots, vet check and
registration papers. $1200.
518-253-5024.
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BLOWER FORSALE
Troybilt Polar Blast Snow-
blower. 45\" width blower
path; 13 horse power motor;
dual tantem wheels (4 wheels);
only used 5-6 times; reason for
sale-too big for an old man.
New-$2395....asking $1300.
518-632-5647
ANTIQUE FRANKLIN
WOOD FIREPLACE FOR
SALE: Large antique Franklin
wood burning fireplace for
sale. excellent condition.
roughly 45 years old. includes
magic heat stove pipe blower
and cooking grill, also includes
new fireplace grate. Asking
$500, obo. Located in
Hartford,NY. 518-632-5647
FOR SALE: Maple bed, new
box spring, full size, very good
cond; asking $300.
New bed frame, full queen,
heavy duty, like new-$40;
Rainbow Vac, very good
cond-$300.
2 nice twin size bed
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EASTON NEIGHBORS TO DISCUSS
CONSUMER RESPONSE TO HIGH
UTILITY BILLS APRIL 7
We are all glad that winter is over. Along with the bitter
cold there was the bitter surprise of high utility bills that
came our way. Is this simply the law of supply and de-
mand? Or is there more going on here? The Easton
Neighbors will discuss how to respond to high utility bills
and prepare for winter 2014-2015. All neighbors and
friends are invited to attend the meeting on Monday, April
7, 2014, at the Easton United Methodist Church on Route
40.
The meeting begins with a social time and potluck. Please
bring a dish and your own table service and beverage
GARAGE SALE SIGN UP- Johnsonville Village wide
garage sale sign up. Date: Sat. June 7th 9-3. Call
Donna @ 753-7518 to place your address or if you
have a spot to rent.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST- All you can eat Pancake Breakfast Sunday, April 6th, 8 AM -
11 AM. Hartford Vol. Fire Co, Hartford, NY Menu: panckaes, eggs, ham, sausage, REAL
maple syrup, toast and beverages. Tickets: $6 Adults, $3 Children 5-12, Free Children 4
& under
FISH FRY DINNER sponsored by the Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Company 5 River
Road Johnsonville April 11 from 5:30-7:30pm. Fish, ff, coleslaw, mac sal, dessert and
bev-$10. For those of you on the other side of the bridge, there will be no ferry to
help you cross, but our pricing makes it worth the trip around!
ANNUAL PALM SUNDAY FAMILY STYLE HAM
DINNER at the Herschel Argyle Lodge No 508 Ma-
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SQUARE DANCING-
The Country Round &
Square Dance Assoc. will
host a dance (old style
country) at The American
Legion, Clancy Street,
Schuylerville, NY on April
6. Dance from 1-5 PM.
Buffet at 2pm. Bring a dish
to share. Music by “Ole
Time Country.” Everyone is
welcome. Adults $5, 6-17
$2, under 6 years free.
Casual dress. Information:
Linda- 518-638-8905 or
Sandy- 518-824-3719.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL-
On Wednesday, April 9, the
Rensselaer County Troy
Senior Center, 19 Third
Street, Troy, will be having
an “Ice Cream Social,” with
make your own sundaes at
12:30 pm. We will be
serving a nutritious and
delicious meal at 12 noon,
suggested contribution
$2.75. Menu: Baked Ham,
Red Potato, and cabbage.
Bring a friend to lunch and
stay to enjoy one of
America’s favorite desserts.
WHITEHALL METHODIST CHURCH, ANNUAL SPRING RUMMAGE-YARD
SALE to be held Thursday 1-7pm, Friday 1-7pm, Saturday 9-1 April 10 to 12 at
56 Greenmount Cemetery Lane off County Rt. 12. Donations will be accepted
on Thursdays from 11-2pm and Sundays from noon to 1pm. Church office phone
# 499-0851 for appointment. Come for bargains and fellowship. We welcome all.
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ATTENTION READERS!We know that our communities are full of locally owned busi-
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them with everyone! So we are asking you to email, fax or snail
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WARREN COUNTY/SOUTHERN ADIRONDACKSORGANICS MANAGEMENT & COMPOSTINGWORKSHOPFriday, April 4, 8:45 am – 12:45pm New YorkDepartment of Environmental Conservation, Region 5 WarrensburgOffice 232 Golf Course Road Warrensburg, NY 12885 Field Tripto the Warrensburg Transfer Station to discuss models for collectionand processing of organics—1:00 pm A gathering for decisionmakers, municipal officials, commercial and institutional organicsmaterials generators, citizen activists, haulers, and others interestedin advancing organics management & composting. This event willprovide an overview about best management practices of organics.Topics: • Organics Best Management Practices & Case StudyExamples >Collection Options: Drop-Off & Curbside Collection >Municipal Onsite Composting, Farm & Private-sector Opportunities> Funding Considerations: Tip Fees & Compost Marketing>Promotion and Education—Gaining Public Participation •Commercial Food Scrap Reduction, Recovery, & Composting>What can communities do to assist commercial food scrapgenerators >Working with haulers & compost operations to advancefood scrap composting • Composting in Action around New YorkStatePresenters: Athena Lee Bradley, Northeast Recycling Council,Inc. (NERC) Aaron Gabriel, Extension Resource Educator, CCEWashington County Gary Feinland, New York State Department ofEnvironmental Conservation, Central Office, Albany Phil Holloway,Owner, Empire Zero Dave Mosher, Director, Schenectady CountySoil and Water District Bruce and Matthew White, Nature’s BrewCompost Harry Booth, Booth’s Blend Compost This workshop willprovide plenty of networking and a roundtable discussion withpresenters and participants to engage in discussion. Continentalbreakfast and lunch will be provided. NOTE: Please plan to arriveby 8:45 in order to sign in and get a pass from DEC. The workshopwill start promptly at 9:00 am. The event is FREE but registrationis limited and appreciated by April 1 so we may plan accordingly.Registration and further information: contact Ruth Lamb, Tri-countyTransition Initiative Citizens Composting Support Group, [email protected] or (518) 761-6125. Sponsors NortheastRecycling Council, Inc., New York State Department ofEnvironmental Conservation, The Tri-county Transition InitiativeCitizens Composting Support Group, Adirondack Harvest, Town ofWarrensburg Warrensburgh Beautification, Town of Hague, Townof Lake Luzerne, Town of Chester, Town of Lake George Town ofQueensbury, Town of Bolton Landing and Warren County.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED- The Saratoga County Office for theAging is in urgent NEED of volunteers to help deliver meals tohomebound seniors in the SCHUYLERVILLE area. This programhelps many seniors remain independent in their own homes. Nutri-tious meals are prepared, packed and ready for transport. Deliverytakes between thirty minutes and one hour. Being a volunteer forthis program is a gratifying experience- seniors look forward toseeing a friendly face. Please call Billie Jo or Denise at The Officefor the Aging- 363-4020 or 884-4100 for details.
CHICKEN & BISCUIT DINNER The Bottskill BaptistChurch at 30 Church Street in Greenwich, NY will have achicken & biscuit dinner on Saturday, April 5th . Take-outsfrom 4:30 to 5:00 p.m. Seatings at 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.Adults - $10.00 and Children under 12 - $5.00...For tickets orreservations, call 692-7191 or 692-2731. Homemade mealincludes chicken & biscuits, mashed potatoes, a vegetable,gravy, coleslaw, cranberry sauce, rolls, and homemade pies.
MASS AT SALEM HOLY CROSS CATHOLICCHURCH is Sunday is at 9:00 am. A vigil Mass is held at St.Patrick’s on Saturdays at 4:00 PM. There is a children’s Liturgyduring Sunday Mass to which all children are welcome. March30, after Mass, a coffee hour was held to thank Emilie Simoneaufor sharing her lovely voice and musical talents at Mass forthe last 18 months.Tuesday, April 8 at 11:00 AM the monthly Altar Rosary Societymeeting will be held. Sunday, April 13 is Palm Sunday withMass at 9:00 AM. There will be an Easter Egg Hunt at 10:00AM after Mass. Wednesday April 9 at 6:30 the CatholicDaughters will hold their monthly meeting. Please note thechange in the date.Holy Cross will hold a Communion Service followed by Stationsof the Cross on Thursdays at 6:30 PM during Lent. The Aprilraffle will be a 3 foot chocolate bunny. The proceeds will beused for the hiring of a cleaning person. The Knights ofColumbus continue to offer their Century Club tickets thatbenefit local students in the form of scholarships.
A PALM SUNDAY BRUNCH will be served at the Salem UnitedMethodist Church on Sunday, April 13,11:30 to 1pm.Tickets,$6 adult,$3child, will be available at the door. The church is handicapped accessibleand all are welcome. Info:518-854-7588.
SPAGHETT SUPPER:The Argyle United Methodist Church, 12Sheridan St., will serve a Spaghetti Supper on Saturday, April 12,from 4:30 - 6:30pm. The menu will include spaghetti and meatballs,salad, bread, beverage and dessert. The cost is $7.00 for adults, $3.00for children 6-12, 5 and under free. Take outs are available.
BIG BREAKFAST: the Middle Falls Fire Department is hosting theirmonthly Big Breakfast Sunday, April 6th, from 7:30-11:00 am. Break-fast is $7 for adults and $3 for children under 12 and is served at theFirehouse on Rte 29 in Middle Falls. The meal consists of eggs,pancakes, french toast, bacon, sausage, homefries and monthly spe-cials. Bring your family and enjoy a great meal!
GLUTEN-FREE LIVING WORKSHOP 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., Satur-day, April 5, Nu You Wellness Center 4318 State Route 22Salem, NY Admission: free
TURNING STONE BUS TRIP. Limited seats are available for anApril 5 bus trip to the Turning Stone Casino. Choice of Bingo orCasino package. The bus leaves 6am from Exit 19, Aviation Mall, and6:30am Wilton Lowes. Bus departs the Casino at 6pm. Cost per seatis $35 and you receive a Casino Bonus of $25 Slot Bonus & $5 MealCredit; or Bingo Bonus of $20 Bingo Bucks & $5 Meal Credit. Tosign up, please contact Rose Bain at 518-669-3402 [email protected].
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Corn News: Corn demand here in the US remains extremely strong. Export commitments arenow some 165% higher than last year at this time. Most sources thinking we need to sell fewerthan 1 million tons within the next 5 months to reach the current USDA export estimate. Moral ofthe story, despite Chinese cancelations the USDA will still need to raise there total export estimate.I am still sticking to my guns at 1.8 billion bushels. A number I threw out over three months ago andeveryone said I was nuts...Maybe??? Remember, in Argentina (the worlds #2 corn exporter)farmers seem more interested in harvesting soybeans right now rather than corn. The world's #3exporter, Ukraine, is still a bit of a concernfor some global importers. In other words Iam thinking US corn exports could remainstrong for a bit longer. The flip side to thisbullish part of the equation is that theInternational Grains Council is estimatingtotal global corn production at 961 milliontons, basically 7 million metric tons higherthan their previous estimate and 2 millionmetric tons higher than last year, puttingworld stocks at near 15-year highs. Or inother words about a 35% jump in stock injust two years time. Will it continue?
ON THE FARM by Andy Manne
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$1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS TO BE AWARDEDThe Rensselaer County Agricultural and Horticultural Society,otherwise known as The Schaghticoke Fair announces todaythat ten $1,000.00 scholarships will be awarded to current NewYork State high school seniors and/ or students currently enrolledin college. The New York State Association of Agricultural Fairsand the New York State Showpeople’s Association (NYSSA)sponsor the scholarships.The qualifying students must be active at the Schaghticoke Fairor with the NYSSA. All applicants from Rensselaer Countymust submit their applications through the Schaghticoke Fair orthe NYSSA no later than Friday, April 11, 2014.Information is available at the Schaghticoke Fair office, 69Stillwater Bridge Road, Schaghticoke, NY 12154, through CornellCooperative Extension of Rensselaer County and from localhigh school guidance offices. Applications must be printed andcompleted from the website at www.nyfairs.org. For moreinformation, contact the Schaghticoke Fair office at 518-753-4411, x13.
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A SPRING FLEA MARKET AND EASTER FOOD SALE will be held in West Pawlet, Ver-mont Saturday, April 19th from 9 am to 3 pm. Sponsored by the West Pawlet Volunteer FireDepartment Ladies Auxiliary, the Spring Flea Market and Easter Food Sale will be held at the firestation, which is located on Vermont Route 153 (Main Street) in the community. All are welcome!The Easter Food Sale will offer many homemade items including rolls, pies, cakes, decorated Eastercakes, cupcakes, cookie platters, baked beans, Polish nut rolls, and lots more! A family fun day, forthe children, face painting will be available all day long. Then, beginning at 12:30 pm, special activi-ties will begin for the children. There will be gifts for children.The Spring Flea Market will have a variety of flea market items. Some vendors will have jewelry andhand-made candles, and Mary Kay cosmetics. Vendor tables in the market area are available forrent at $10 each – 1st come, 1st serve. Reserve a table soon! To reserve a table, call Edna at (802)-645-0174.The Ladies Auxiliary will also serve lunch during this day-long Spring Flea Market and Easter FoodSale event. The luncheon menu will include: hot dogs, hamburgers and cheeseburgers, corn chow-der, deviled eggs, chips, apple crisp, soda and coffee.Edna said they aim to have a fun day!For more information about the Spring Flea Market and Easter Food Sale, contact Edna Winot –(802)-645-0174.The Ladies Auxiliary also has several raffles and the winners will be announced April 19th - - anEaster Raffle, a 50/50 Raffle, and an Easter Ham Dinner Raffle. Tickets are $1.00 each. One doesnot have to be present to win.Additionally, another raffle will award four prizes to lucky winners including a: 1) Telescope patio set;2) an EMS Sporting Goods’ 2-day kayak rental, 3) a ½ gallon of Vermont maple syrup from LewisFarm of Rupert; 4) a $15.00 gift certificate to Minogues Beverage. These raffle tickets are $1.00each or 6 for $5.00.For information regarding purchase of raffle tickets, please contact Joanne Reid (802)-645-0244.
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Jason McCann is afourth generation phar-macist working atMcCann’s Pharmacy &Adirondack Compound-ing. Located at 166 MainSt. in Hudson Falls, on theCircle, this business hasbeen serving the resi-dents of the Hudson Fallsregion for over 115years. That is quite theremarkable tradition, tosay the least. Jason alongwith his father, RichMcCann, brother Matt,Uncle Brian and Aunt
Kate continue the proud tradition and family name. This isn’t justanother pharmacy in a small town, but a place where familieshave been coming for 4 generations. The business has seen fami-lies grow and those families become part of the McCann family. Although much has remained the same over the years thereare many new and exciting things going on at McCann’s. UnderJason’s lead he is helping steer the family business into a newdirection, Compounding. What does this mean? The simple answer, compounding is the creation of a particularpharmaceutical product that is specific to a patients individualneeds. In order to do this a compounding pharmacist will com-bine or process ingredients using a variety of tools and tech-niques to create a patients unique medication/compound. Thereare several reasons for a patient to require a compounded medi-cation such as changing the dosage form from a solid pill to aliquid suspension because a patient cannot swallow pills or tab-lets. A few examples of why compounding is making a resur-gence: many patients may be allergic to one or more ingredientsof a manufactured medication, may require unique strengths orflavoring, or may wish to avoid certain side effects. Stop andthink about how life could have been easier if your child enjoyedthe taste of medications, or you didn’t have to chase your petsaround trying to force a pill down their throat. Take a patient thatis in significant pain but unable to swallow or keep medicine downthe traditional route, McCann’s can compound a cream or lotionthat will deliver the pain medication through the skin of the pa-tient. McCann’s can create unique creams, lotions, liquid sus-pensions, capsules, suppositories and various flavors. At Mcann’sthey “Mix it to Fix it!” In today’s healthcare market, doctors and patients are seeingthe benefits that compounding can offer them. Each patient isunique, so it is easy to see that the same medication will not workexactly the same for everyone. Why try to force something towork for you when you can have something created to meetyour needs? Many of the customers at McCann’s are excited totry the new service, and those that have do not know how theyever managed without their new compound. Since compounding is becoming such a large part of the phar-macy business, McCann’s has decided to remodel their store tobuild a compounding lab. Once completed the compounding staffwill be spending several hours in there, creating medications thatwill help to improve a patient’s disease state and health. To put aunique twist on the lab, it will have a large window allowing thosewalking or driving by the store to see the staff in action. Peoplewill get a firsthand view of what it takes to create medicationsand understand the care that goes into each step. McCann’sencourages people to stop down and watch the process once it isopen. So the next time you are at your doctor or veterinarians officelet them know what Jason and McCann’s Pharmacy & AdirondackCompounding can do for you, your children, your parents andyour pets. Stop in and see what compounding is all about and askany questions you may have, or give them a call at (518)-747-4732. The staff is friendly and always willing to go the extra mileto help you out.
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FUNDRAISER- The Valley Falls United Methodist Church, 16State Street, will host a chili dinner to benefit the National MS Soci-ety on Sunday, April 6 from 4:30 to 6:00 pm. Eat-in dinners willfeature four kinds of chili, tossed salad, corn bread, and browniesundaes for $10. Take-out dinners will include a pint of chili andcorn bread for only $5. The church is handicapped accessible. Res-ervations by calling 753-6028 are encouraged. Please help supportthe David's Angels MS Walk Team!
FREE PRE-EARTH DAY FILM EVENT A Fierce Green Fire:The Battle for a Living Planet,Greenwich Library on Wednesday,April 9 In early celebration of Earth Day, on Wednesday, April 9at 6:30 PM, a free screening of the film A Fierce Green Fire: TheBattle for a Living Planet will be held at the Greenwich Library at148 Main Street. This new feature-length documentary is the firstbig-picture exploration of the environmental movement, coveringfifty years of grassroots and global activism from conservation toclimate change. A Fierce Green Fire premiered at the SundanceFilm Festival and won acclaim at festivals around the world. Watchthe trailer at http://www.afiercegreenfire.com.
COOKING CLASSES- The Battenkill Kitchen, part of the SalemCourthouse Community Center, will offer an excellent hands-onlearning opportunity in the near future. On Friday, April 25 from6:00 to 7:30 pm, students will learn how to brew their own beer.This class will be conducted by Reed Ants, one of New York’s lead-ing Zymurgists, and will take place in the Battenkill Kitchen. In thisclass, students will be provided with the essential information nec-essary for brewing beer. Learn about the required equipment andexplore the various ingredients that are used in production. Partici-pants will gain the confidence to begin their own brewing process athome. This class is also limited in size, so anyone interested shouldcontact the CCC to register.
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RECEPTION- The Shirt Factory Gallery, announces an openingreception for its second annual Juried Show of Small Works. En-tries have a maximum image size of 12 inches in any direction andmaximum frame dimension of 16 inches. The juror is John Hamp-shire, Associate Professor of Studio Art at SUNY Adirondack inQueensbury, New York and professional artist. “This show is backby popular demand,” says Shirt Factory Gallery Coordinator DaveFrancis. “We had 68 artists submit 168 works this year. It’s a littlebit smaller than last year, but the work is outstanding.” The Open-ing Reception and Awards Ceremony is Friday, April 4, from5 to 7 PM. First prize is $250 cash, Second Prize is $150 andThird Prize is $100. There are also prizes from local businesses,Advokate, BJS Artworks, and Samantha’s Café & Catering. Iflast year’s opening was any indication, this is an event not to bemissed. The Gallery is located on the first floor in Suite 120 at theloading dock entrance of the Shirt Factory at the corner ofLawrence and Curran Streets in Glens Falls, New York.
$1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS TO BE AWARDED. T h eRensselaer County Agricultural and Horticultural Society, otherwiseknown as The Schaghticoke Fair announces today that ten $1,000.00scholarships will be awarded to current New York State high schoolseniors and/ or students currently enrolled in college. The NewYork State Association of Agricultural Fairs and the New YorkState Showpeople’s Association (NYSSA) sponsor the scholarships.The qualifying students must be active at the Schaghticoke Fair orwith the NYSSA. All applicants from Rensselaer County must submittheir applications through the Schaghticoke Fair or theNYSSA no later than Friday, April 11, 2014. Information isavailable at the Schaghticoke Fair office, 69 Stillwater Bridge Road,Schaghticoke, NY 12154, through Cornell Cooperative Extensionof Rensselaer County and from local high school guidance offices.Applications must be printed and completed from the website atwww.nyfairs.org. For more information, contact the SchaghticokeFair office at 753-4411, x13.
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SPRING FLING DINNER- With the tough winter we have just been through we really appreciatespring this year! On Friday, April 25, the Rensselaer County’s Troy Senior Service Center, 19 ThirdStreet, Troy, will hold its monthly special dinner at noon. The menu will be roast fresh ham, sagedressing, fluffy potatoes, peas & pearl onions, and lemon cottage pudding for dessert. Be sure to joinus at 11:00 for a good time as we celebrate spring with entertainment by Tom Abbott. Seniors age60 and older are welcome for a suggested contribution of $2.75. Call 270-5349 to make your reser-vations.
SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE- Bridging People and Places, a not-for-profit corporation, offers anannual scholarship for a young person who has faced a serious illness or a serious life crisis. The$500 scholarship, in memory of David J. Vanderzee founder of Willard Mountain Ski Area, is offeredfor the purpose of pursuing post secondary education. Applicants must be accepted by or enrolled ina certified technical or vocational training program or an undergraduate or graduate program for thesemester following the application. Previous recipients of this scholarship may apply again, providingthey are in good standing with their educational institution. Each applicant is asked to provide astatement of goals, a personal essay, three letters of recommendation, and financial information dem-onstrating the need for financial assistance. The scholarship committee also looks at any specialcircumstances that may impact the applicant’s ability to finance his or her education. Awards will bemade to promising students with significant financial need. Completed applications must be post-marked by April 30, 2014 in order to be considered. The scholarship application can be downloadedfrom the website, www.bridgingpeople.org or obtained by contactingLorraine Thompson, ScholarshipChairperson at (518) 695-3349.
MONTHLY BREAKFAST: The Fish Creek Rod and Gun Club located on route 32 south of thevillage of Victory ( look for our sign ). Will be cooking breakfast on Sunday 13 APRIL 2014 startingat 8:00-11:00AM and will continue on the second Sunday of each month all year. Eggs cooked toorder, bacon, sausage, toast ( white or wheat ), pancakes ( regular, blueberry, buckwheat, applecinnamon ), french toast, home fries, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate. Cost: Adult $6.00 Child$3.00, EVERYONE will be welcome
EAGLE BRIDGE HISTORY PRESENTATION: Area historian, Ken Gottry, will present a slideshow of the history of Eagle Bridge at the Cambridge Public Library, Saturday, April 5th at 11:00am. Eagle Bridge was once a very large stop on railroad maps since it is the junction of the north-south D&H and the east-west B&M lines. There were multiple hotels and inns plus an opera house.The show will include the history of the bridge, the church, the creamery, the houses and the people.Octogenarians, Roy and Harry Moses, lifelong residents of the community, will be on hand to spin atale or two about their memories. The public is invited to attend and bring their own memories of thehamlet. For more information please call the library at 518-677-2443.
HOT DOG ROAST Saturday, April 5th 2 pm - 6 pm. $12. admission includes: All you can eat-Hotdogs, sausage with all the fixings Homemade salads Keg beer, soda and water. MusicHorseshoes (weather permitting) Proceeds go to the Sons of the American Legion Post #278 6Clancy St., Schuylerville. 518-695-3011.
FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY by FORT ANN VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY every Fridaynight, ending April 18. dinners range from $7-$12. Eat in or take out! Info: 518-638-8811.
BREAKFAST at the American Legion 72 Pearl Street in Hudson Falls Sunday, April 13 from 8-11am. $8 per person. $3. for kids under age of 10.. Family of 4-$27.
LENTEN FISH FRY DINNERS. Come-One-Come-All to the Transfiguration Parish 6th AnnualFish Fry. The Fish Fry Dinners will be every Friday during the Lenten season (except Good Friday)The dates are April 4 and 11. You can either eat in or take out with dinners being served from 4-7pm. Dinners will include a fish, fry, coleslaw and French Fries. Macaroni and Cheese will also be onthe menu. Desserts and drinks will also be available for purchase.
RUMMAGE SALE- Rummage Sale at the Pittstown United Methodist Church Hall on Friday, April25 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and on Saturday, April 26 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Household goods,clothing, toys, books available. Food and Bake Sale both days. Call Viv at 518-663-5522 if you haveitems you wish to donate or for more information.
SAVE VAN IS ON THE GO- Do you or anyone you know, need assistance getting to the grocerystore once a week? The Salem Area Van Endeavor (SAVE) is ready to provide transportation toHannaford in Greenwich on Tuesday and Price Chopper in Granville on Thursday. SAVE is a Salemcommunity effort that is managed by the Courthouse Community Center. Qualified drivers, Ken Whiteand “Trip” Sturgis, are very willing to pick passengers up at their home, transport them to the store andassist with grocery bags. The drivers start their run at 9 am both days. There is no charge for thiswonderful service, and it’s available to any individual with the need regardless of age. Ideally, they areseeking passengers who reside in the Salem area. However, if you live en route to either store location,your request will be taken into serious consideration. To seek additional information or to requestassistance, please contact the CCC at 518-854-7053
GARDEN SEED KITS AVAILABLE- Two New ‘Garden Seed Kits for 2014’ are now available atCornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) in Warrensburg! This is the annual ‘Seed Kit Fundraiser’ for theCCE Master Gardener and 4-H programs. There are two seed kits, vegetable and herb, and each kitcontains five different seed packs. Each seed kit is only $7 and includes full growing instructions foreach seed type, plant markers, and the ‘2014 CCE Vegetable Varieties Guide for NY Gardens.’ Enjoythe satisfaction and healthy benefits of growing your own vegetables and herbs in any size gardenspace. These vegetables and herbs are great for a large garden plot, raised bed gardens, windowboxes, flower pots—or other creative containers. The Vegetable Seed Kit contains: Lettuce, SwissChard, Tomato, Zucchini Squash, and Eggplant. The Herb Seed Kit contains: Basil (Sweet Genovese),Chives, Cilantro, Nasturtium, and Parsley. To find out more or to order one or more Garden Seed Kits,please contact Cornell Cooperative Extension in Warren County at 518-623-3291, via e-mail at:[email protected], or feel free to stop in at Cornell Cooperative Extension, 377 Schroon River Road,Warrensburg, NY 12885. Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
SPRING CONCERT- On Sunday, April 6 at 7:00pm, Hubbard Hall is pleased to announce a Musicfrom Salem chamber music concert, featuring MfS director Lila Brown (viola), pianist Marc Ryser, andthe Julius Quartet (Boston Conservatory’s honors string quartet). This dreamy program includes manyunusual pieces: Martinu's sonata for viola and piano full of the sounds of ringing bells, from his child-hood as the son of the village bellringer; a luscious late romantic work by Faure's Belgian student,Charles Koechlin; and the virtuosic Concertpiece by Enesco. Beethoven's "Harp" string quartet (opus74) will be performed by the vibrant young Julius String Quartet, and all the musicians will cometogether to play the captivating Scenes from Andalucia for viola, piano, and string quartet by the spaniardJoaquin Turina. Let this enchanting concert vanquish any remains of winter chill! The April 6 concertwill take place at 7:00pm at historic Hubbard Hall in Cambridge, NY. Admission is pay what you can,so everyone can attend! (recommended amount: $20). Pay at the door, or purchase advance tickets atwww.hubbardhall.org or 518.677.2495.
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