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Vol. 16- No.45September 18, 2015

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518-279-1005

ADVANCED MODULAR HOMES

HOMES BUILT WITH PRIDE &INTEGRITY BY PROFESSIONALS!

870 Hoosick Rd., Brunswick, NY

Michael “Craig” Campbell RealtyMichael “Craig” Campbell RealtyMichael “Craig” Campbell RealtyMichael “Craig” Campbell RealtyMichael “Craig” Campbell Realty104 Quaker St, Granville, NY 12832

Licensed New York and Vermont Real Estate Brokerwww.michael-craig-campbell-realty.com

The Agency Where YOU’RE #1 - 518-642-2274

ACREAGEHAMPTON: Deep Water Emerald Lake, 2 acres,200’ waterfront .................................................. $99,700HARTFORD: 1.97 acres, views, well ................ $24,500GRANVILLE: 166 acres. Huge meadows,Woods ............................................................. $334,000GRANVILLE: 5 acres, wooded; open ............... $25,000HEBRON: 28.75 acres, pastures, woods,hunting .............................................................. $45,000HEBRON: 1 acre; 24’x42’ concrete slab; well;1,000 gallon septic ............................................ $25,900HEBRON: 15.3 acres. forestland, wildlife ......... $28,500

FOR RENT:

Granville, NY.

1 & 2 bedroom

apartments.

Offering $200 Off

1 months rent!

Starting at $575. Water,

sewer,

on-site laundry,

trash, snow &

garbage removal.

1-845-436-1215

GREENWICH RENTAL:

1bedroom upstairs apartment

in well kept, smoke free build-

ing. Includes heat, laundry fa-

cility, 1 parking space. No pets,

suitable for 1 person only.

Lease & references required.

$560/mo. 518-692-2377.

CAMBRIDGE, NY

Luxury 3 bedroom, 3 bath

home adjoining State forest.

Gated off street parking,

newly renovated kitchen,

stainless appliances, granite

counter tops, washer/dryer,

A/C. Ground and snow

maintenance included.

$1250 plus utilities.

Call evenings.

1-518-854-9840.

NEED TO SELL YOUR

HOME OR PROPERTY? List

with us at a fair price. If we

don't sell your home we will

pay your $500. Al Konieczny

at Bryce Real Estate Call for

details.

518-441-4353.

HEDGES LAKE LOT FOR

SALE: 10' dock space included

on water. $19,000. 518-858-

2786.

SEEKING RURAL HOME

FOR RENT Mature couple

seeking rural property for rent

or lease purchase. Old farm-

house, fixer upper or mobile

home ok. Must be pet friendly

and horse friendly is a big plus!

Please call or text 518-253-

4756 or email at

[email protected]

FOR RENT 3 bedroom house.

Corner of Route 40 and

Wilbur Ave., Easton. $1,000/

month plus utilities. Central air

and heat (propane). All appli-

ances included. Well water.

Great views. Two year mini-

mum. 518-695-5000.

WE ARE BUYING

COUNTRY PROPERTY

Farms, Woodlands

Vacant Lands &

Water-front

Call 518-638-6484 or

518-747-7722 eves

SCHUYLERVILLE

ONE BEDROOM APART-

MENT FOR RENT includes

heat, lights, water and

sewer. $700/mo

518-338-8311TWO

APARTMENTS

AVAILABLE.

One on the first floor; one

on the second floor; both

two (2) bedrooms.

27 Main street

Greenwich, NY

518-791-3001

LAND OR FARM WANTED:

Top price paid. Out of coun-

try buyers. Call Bryce Realty

518-271-7630

CORLEW REALTY

2243 Coach Rd.,

Argyle, NY 12809

518-638-6473

Serving Washington &

Warren Counties

Sandra Corlew, Broker/

owner

IDEAL RETAIL OR OFFICE

SPACE FOR RENT. Route 40

South Argyle; busy road; 1100

sq ft. $700/mo. 518-638-8950.

HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bed-

room, brick, dead end road,

large yard, wood and oil heat.

Call 518-854-7731. $85K. Sa-

lem, NY.

Need to sell your home? Call

Al Konieczny @ Bryce Real

Estate 441-4353 Competitive

, Reliable, Professional and

Proven Service for all your

needs!

Starter Homes $74k and Up

Call Jim@ BRYCE 588-6755

ONE BEDROOM APT FOR

RENT: Country setting in

Schuylerville. Includes heat,

electric, water/sewer, lawn

maintenance and snow plow-

ing. $775/mo. 518-338-8311.

APARTMENT FOR RENT

GREENWICH

Very Small, 2 BR, W/D

Included.

518-692-2974


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For more information call (518)-642-2565

BUILDINGS

STARTING AT

$995!

‘03 CHEVY SILVERADO SS

Ext. Cab, 8 cyl, Auto, 92,641 Mi.

$16,999‘08 DODGE DURANGO SLT

8 Cyl, Auto, Cruise, 105,245 Mi.

$13,999‘10 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT

6 Cyl, Auto, Cruise, 97,702 Mi.

$12,999

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1174 Route 29,Schuylerville

Open 7 Days 9 am - 6pm

98 W. Main St. Cambridge518-677-5135

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‘08 SUBARU IMPREZA WAGON

AWD, Auto, A/C, Cruise,Satellite Radio, Sunroof,

1 Owner, 99K Mi., Red

$$$$$7,995

AUTOCAD

DESIGNER

WANTEDWe are a small manufacturer

located in Waterford, NY,

looking to expand our CAD

department. We are seeking

a full-time employee that

possesses 5 years of

AutoCAD and SketchUp

experience. The individual

must maintain a positive

attitude, have the ability to

multi-task, pay close

attention to detail, be highly

organized, and work well

with others. Please contact

Heather at 518-233-8368.

CUSTOM DEER

PROCESSING

Michael Strohmeyer

Meat Cutter.

Cooler on premises.

789 Coach Road,

Argyle, NY.

518-638-6276

518-937-0144

CDL A AND B DRIVERS

NEEDED: Driver should live

within 50 miles of Hoosick Falls,

NY 12090. Driver needs to be

dependable. OTR drivers and

Local drivers wanted. Enhanced

license and TWIC a plus but not

needed to apply. Call Bill for de-

tails: 518-686-5411

DRUMMS SAWMILL

Kiln Dried Rough Cut

and Planed lumber

in stock.

1" & 2" T&G. Shiplap,

Novelty Siding, Log

Cabin Siding. V-

Groove. Hrs: M-F 8

am-4:30 pm;

Sat. 8 am-3:30 pm

Pick-up or delivery.

193 Casey Road in

Schuylerville.

518-928-9982

518-583-1168

We now accept all

major credit cards!

MECHANIC:

IMMEDIATE

POSITIONS

AVAILABLE

for Power Equipment

Store. Small Engine Repair

of Tractors, Mowers,

Trimmers, Chainsaws.

Must have Experience

and Own Tools. Full Time

Year Round. OT in Busy

Season. 401k, plus

Benefits.

Call 518-636-5580. or fax

Resume: 518-636-5575.

$ BUYING- HIGHEST

PRICES PAID $

Gold & silver jewelry; vintage

costume & turquoise. Coins,

watches, knives, military, toys,

antiques etc. 30+ years

experience..save time, call Joe

first. 518-893-0235

or 518-669-2274

OAK ENTERTAINMENT

STAND.

5\’ L x 21\” D x 4\’5\” H -

Asking $300

Call 518 642-2783

PUPPIES FOR SALE:

Maltese Shitzu Mix. Ready to

go.Male & Female. $450 ea.

518-632-5790.

FOR SALE: John Daly Gold

model golf clubs & bag. Excel-

lent condition, most clubs never

used. Asking $150. Call 518-

507-6112

CASH: For crank phono-

graphs, early 78's, cylinder

records, parts. Call 798-

5612

PARTY TENTS

FOR RENT

Reserve Yours Now!

Don't Be Left Out!

Also: Large cold food chests.

Call 518-692-2028


Power Equipment

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• NYS Inspections • Lube • Oil • Filter• Brakes • Shocks • Alignments • Tune-Ups

• Air Conditioning • Autobody • Glass• Computer Diagnostics

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• Air Conditioning • Autobody • Glass• Computer Diagnostics

New extended hours on Saturdays.Open 8-4. Please call for additional details.

FIREWOOD

FOR SALE

Green $200/cord

Seasoned $275/cord

Cut, split,

delivered locally.

518-538-1097

FOR SALE, 1998 Harley 883

Sportster 1200 kit, very good

condition, 5,700 miles, cherry

black, single seat, 3,500

obo..Also 1199 Ford Mustang

GT, V8, standard, convert.,

leather interior, excellent

shape. 5,500.OBO...Also 2004

Hyundai Tiburon standard GT

V6 6 speed. very good shape

3,700. OBO. Contact 802-

442-7317.

COUNTRY ELECTRIC LLC Residential, Com-mercial, Industrial. Alltypes of wiring in-cludingservice entrances,backup generators, new& rewiring of homes, of-fices, barns, motor controls, pools & Spas, electric heat, etc. Licensed Master Electrician, fully Insured, Free Estimates 518-642-2271

WILL TAKE CARE OF

YOUR LOVED ONE

in your home. Cooking,

cleaning, baths etc.

Excellent references

available upon request.

Call linda at

518-502-3461.

ENTERTAINMENT

CENTER

Oak Entertainment Center.

5\’ L x 21\” D x 4\’5\” H -

Asking $300

One side has glass door with

2 shelves in unit. Two oak

cabinet doors across bottom.

TV and DVD/DVR/Cable Box

shelf are hidden by two oak

doors that open and slide

back into unit.

Call 518 642-2783

WANTED: GINSENG

Dave Hicks

Route 40 Hartford, NY

518-632-5422

WE SPECIALIZE IN

ESTATE CLEAN OUTS.

Antiques purchased or

consigned. WANTED:

antiques, collectibles, fine

used furniture, china , glass,

books and garage sale items.

Call 518-747-0197


21 County Route 77 • Greenwich

INSTALLED 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT

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Moore’s Corners • 518-642-1720Jct. Routes 22 & 149, 8626 State Rt.22, Granville, NY

Four Wheel Drive

Compact Tractors

at REALISTIC PRICES!

Check with us BEFORE

you buy elsewhere!

~ Sales & Service ~SALEM

HARDWARE

200 Main St.,

Salem 854-3113

AMERICAN

HARDWARE57 Church St.,

Granville 642-1334

Window & Screen Repairs

Key Cutting G.E. Appliances

Manley’sRestaurant

Route 4, Kingsbury, NY • 747-0023Winter Hours 7am-8pm M-Sat

Sunday 7am-7pm

Homemade Desserts

4

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All the above served with homemade

French Fries or Real Mashed

Potatoes.. no substitutes.

TURKEY TUESDAY

HAS A NEW LOOK:

Buy one Turkey Item, Get a 2ndone* 1/2 price!

With the Purchase of a Beverage-Dine in Only

* Equal or Lesser Value

Choices: Roast Turkey Club, Hot Roast TurkeySandwich, Turkey Bacon Wrap, Turkey Salad

Sandwich, Cold Roast Turkey Sandwich

HOME AID AVAILABLE

TO CARE FOR YOUR

LOVED ONE IN HOME.

Flexible hours, experienced,

references.

518-638-5483

518-232-9883

1999 FORD F-150: Red Ford

Lariat with matching cap, tri-

ton V-8, rebuilt auto trans.

new brakes with many new

parts. runs good, new tires.

asking $ 2600 will consider

reasonable offers.

518-747-7955

518-321-2098

ADOPTION:

Happy, loving women who

longs to share my heart and

provide secure future give

endless love to your

newborn. Exp Paid text/call

Maria 1- 516-316-1191

FIREWOOD FOR SALE:

Seasoned and unseasoned

hardwoods, split.

Full cords delivered for

$225 and $175.

518-663-9962

HIGHER CASH PAID FORCOINS, jewelry, gold, silver,watches, diamonds, stamps,

sports cards, sterling,anything old. Call Dennis @

518-583-3479 or1-800-498-3479.

WANTED: Standing timber,

wood lots. Fully insured. Call

518-692-2109

SALES PERSON NEEDED

Warren/Washington

Counties.

Call 518-747-9535

Full time preferred.

Must have own car.

BASKET BINGO FUND RAISER- Rensselaer County’sEverett Wagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton,NY –Join the Grafton seniors for our first Basket Bingo, Friday,September 25, 2015, at 6 p. m. There will be a bake sale andrefreshments available for purchase. This event will be a fundraiser for our center to help provide entertainment and specialprograms at the center. If you have any questions, please contactthe center at 279-3413.

HUGE YARD SALE: On Saturday, Sept. 19 from 8am-2pm,Old Saratoga Reformed Church, corner of Pearl and BurgoyneStreets, Schuylerville, will be having its annual Yard Sale.“Treaures, trinkets, treats and tunes” will be featured, with foodand baked goods available, in addition to yard sale items. Livemusic will be a part of the fun as well! This sale will be part ofthe Town of Saratoga community-wide garage sale weekend.Call 518-695-3479 for more information.


• Multi-Tiered Greens• Strategic Bunkers

• Tree-Lined Fairways• Driving Range

• Full Pro Shop • Club RentalsGolf Course Rd., Warrensburg,

NY • 518-623-9336Minutes from I-87 •

www.croninsgolfresort.com

“Stay & Play” 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Housekeeping CottagesWeekend Packages • Motel • Pool • Lounge • Game Room

Just A Chip Shot From Your Cottage To The First Tee!

Town & Country

Auction

Keep all your Items in one

place for the best Price!

Tuesday- New MerchandiseTuesday- New MerchandiseTuesday- New MerchandiseTuesday- New MerchandiseTuesday- New Merchandise

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Saturday- Small Livestock,Saturday- Small Livestock,Saturday- Small Livestock,Saturday- Small Livestock,Saturday- Small Livestock,

Farm itemsFarm itemsFarm itemsFarm itemsFarm items

457 Rt. 32N, Schuylerville, NY

Call Today-

www.towncountryauctions.com

NYS Pet Dealers Lic#411534

Auctions Weeklyat

7:00 PMLocal Dealers in

attendance weekly

518-695-6663

SCRAPPY’S

DINER

FORTANN

10338 State Rt. 149

OPEN 6 AM - 2 PM

7 DAYS A WEEK!

Historical References:

Scrappy’s in Fort Edward

Milk House in Argyle

Cynthia’s Diner in Whitehall

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$309.95

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7583 Route 22, Granville-Hebron line

Mon-Fri9AM-5PM

Owner: Tom NeesonFacility Id# 7098982

www.neesonsclassics.com

518-642-2565Better Business Bureau A+ Rating

Open Monday through Friday 9 AM to 5 PM

Also available nights & weekends by appointment only!

2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser loaded, 4 cyl, moonroof ..................................... $5,2952005 Dodge Neon 4 cyl, 5 speed, 70k miles ................................................ $4,9952005 Ford Taurus V6, loaded ....................................................................... $3,9952004 Mercury Monterey loaded, 7 passenger ............................................. $4,2952004 Pontiac Grand Am loaded, 4 cyl, 87k miles ........................................ $4,5952003 Chevy Cavalier 4 cyl, auto, 81K miles ................................................. $3,9952003 Oldsmobile Alero 4 cyl, loaded ........................................................... $3,8952001 Dodge Ram 1500 Conversion Van 94k miles ...................................... $4,5952000 Pontiac Grand Am 4 cyl, auto ............................................................. $3,7951999 Pontiac Grand Prix fully loaded, leather interior, sunroof .................. $3,2951996 Pontiac Fromula Firebird LT1 engine, 6 speed transmission ........... $8,9951990 GMC 3500 4x4, loaded, auto, 454 engine ............................................ $9,995

*Please note that Neeson’s Classic Cars can not be held responsible for any typographi-cal errors found in this advertisement.

EZ TERM 0% INTEREST FINANCING

Neeson’sTruck - Auto & Classic Car Sales & Service

See Tom or Alicia for all your Sales & Service Needs

SEPTEMBER SPECIAL!!

Only $595 down (plus tax & title)

FOR ALL CARS LESS THAN $4,000!

1979 Pontiac Trans Am 10th Anniversary EDT 78K miles ......... Call for Pricing1981 Chrysler Imperial Frank Sinatra EDT 1 of 168 made ...................... $15,9951981 Chevy El Camino V8, auto .................................................................. $7,995

CLASSICS

FOR RENT:

650 Sq. Ft. Building.

Retail use at Camelot

VIllage, Bennington, VT.

Call: 802-447-0039.

OUT OF COUNTY BUYER

WANTS A FARM!

Reasonablly priced. Call Al at

Bryce R.E. at 518-441-4353.

NYC BUYER WANTS WA-

TERFRONT HOME OR

CAMP. Good price. Call Al

at Bryce R.E.

518-441-4353.

BAND SAWN

AIR DRIED PINE

LUMBER. 1x's and

2x's. Most sizes

on hand. Also, kiln

dried Hardwood

Flooring in Oak,

Cherry and

Hickory.

Pratt's Sawmill.

518-677-5609,

leave message.

EXERCISE BIKE: Weslo Exer-

cise bike, counts calories, tell

you how long you have been

using and other things, cannot

keep, have no room $40

Excellent condition !

518 636-3688

CUT, SPLIT AND

DELIVERED HARDWOOD

FOR SALE. Call

1-802-394-2565 or

518-598-2376

FOR SALE: Artisano

Highlights brown leather sofa,

chair, ottoman. Excellent

condition, used for guest

house furniture. No pets and

smoke free, Paid $6,000, asking

$2,500. Call 518-321-1873.


21982 NY Route 22,Hoosick Falls, NY 12090

518-686-3080 • M-F 8 AM - 5 PMSOME OF OUR VEHICLES ARE LOCATED AT OUR DISPLAY LOT

AT 5343 NY ROUTE 7, HOOSICK FALLS

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$$$$$3,9003,9003,9003,9003,900OUR PRICE:

Open M-F 8-4:30 PM

Sat. 8-3:30 PM

Sun 9-1 PM

WE ALSO HAVE

COMMERCIAL SPACE

FOR RENT

334 Pleasant St

REDEMPTION CENTER

BENNINGTON VERMONTJust off Main St

Call: (802)-442-9886We happily take Bottle Drives

WE WANT YOUR CANS & BOTTLES!

‘00 HONDA LX

4 dr, 4 cyl, auto,

188k, new tires,

no rust, runs

great

READY TO GO!

Open: Mon. - Fro. 7-5; Sat. 8-4; Closed Sunday

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WE HAVE

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BASKET RAFFLE- The Cambridge Fuel Fund sponsored byThe First Baptist Church will hold a basket raffle on Saturday,September 19, at Jacob’s Well (located bewtween CambridgeVillage Market and Glens Falls National Bank) 29 West MainStreet, Cambridge, NY. The doors will open at 12 Noon. Lunchwill be available. Anyone wishing to donate a basket orcertificate, it will be greatly appreciated. For more informationor to make a donation call 518-677-8106 or 518-677-2448.

VETERANS HALL - OPEN HOUSE OCT. 4, - 10:00 –3:00At the Schaghticoke Fairgrounds. Veterans Hall is a groupof volunteers who are thanking all veterans for their service.We are also honoring local men and women by compiling listsof Rensselaer, Saratoga, and Washington County veterans fromthe Civil War to the present. Getting your veteran’s name on thelist is free, easy and a good way to ensure his/her service will beremembered. For more info. Contact Jody 518-859-2988 orLorraine 518-753-6936.

FALL FUN TRAIL RIDE/WOODLAND WALK & HAR-VEST LUNCH October 4, 9:30 am - 1:30 pm. Join us for anenjoyable day of trail riding on your own horse or a guided wood-land walk at Bob’s Trees in Galway, NY . Sponsored by CornellCooperative Extension Saratoga and CCE Equine to benefit the4-H Training Center. To ride children must be 8 and older. Visitwww.cceequine.org for more info or email [email protected] by September 24! Contact me for registration forms ortry our website after Monday 9/14.

FOUNDERS DAY CELEBRATION on Wednesday, Septem-ber 23 at 10:30 AM at the Slate Valley Museum at 17 Water St,Granville, NY 12832. Randy Squires, floral designerextraordinaire, will amaze us as he creates fabulous designs infront of us. 10:30 AM is coffee, 11 AM meeting, noon is lunch,followed by presentation of floral designs. Cost for lunch is$11.00. You are invited to wear your special gardening or gar-den club hat. Tri-County members only: please bring 2 cleancoffee mugs (one for you to use for soup and one you will giveto another member to use d take home) and a nut bread or muf-fins for morning coffee. Questions 518-879-6931 Tri-CountyBranch National Farm and Garden Association invites all NYDivision members and friends to attend.

BASKET BINGO FUND RAISER Rensselaer County’sEverett Wagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton,NY –Join the Grafton seniors for our first Basket Bingo, Friday,September 25, 2015, at 6 p. m. There will be a bake sale andrefreshments available for purchase. This event will be a fundraiser for our center to help provide entertainment and specialprograms at the center. If you have any questions, please contactthe center at 518-279-3413.

FAMILY STYLE TURKEY SUPPER at the GranvilleUnited Methodist Church 18 Church Street in GranvilleThursday, Sept 24. Tickets at the door. (Note: new loca-tion)

FALL DINNER: The Quaker Springs Firemen and Auxil-iary are hosting their annual Fall dinner at their firehouse onSunday, September 27, from 12pm to 3pm. Dinner will beChicken with vegetable and baked potato. The cost is $10 foradults, $6 for ages 6-12 and children under 5 are free. Takeout is available. Reservations are required. Please call 518-584-2758.


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FRESH MAINE LOBSTER BAKE at the Herschel-ArgyleMasonic Lodge #508 Saturday Oct 10 3-6pm at the lodge onMain Street in Hartford. Info: 518-747-3838. tickets: 632-5443,632-9404, 632-5436, 638-8876, 542-7000, 791-1149 or 632-5441.

3RD ANNUAL MASONIC PRIME RIB DINNER: Chef JerrySimon, October 17, 5:00-7:00 p.m. Eat in or take out. $20.00Rt. 40 North, Greenwich Masonic Lodge, Menu: Prime Rib,Baked potato, tossed salad, green beans, dessert (apple crisp),lemonade, tea or coffee. To purchase tickets, contact Harry Boothat 695-6784, [email protected] or Roberto DiMambro at 692-9882, [email protected]. Deadline for tickets is Oct. 10.

FISH CREEK ROD AND GUN CLUB GARAGE SALE-2015 Fish Creek Rod and Gun Club Annual Garage Sale. Thesale will be on Saturday 19th of September 2015 ( Same week-end as the town wide garage sale). At the club house route 32Victory Mills, NY 1 ½ miles south of Schuylerville on route 32.OPEN TO THE PUBLIC all vendors welcome – all items wel-come. Tables or just a spot to sell your items – tables or groundslocation to setup $20.00 for the day. Food and drinks will beavailable at the club house. ALL ARE WELCOME to come tosell / buy. For additional information or to reserve your spot con-tact John @ 518-222-0316

BUS TRIP: Old Saratoga Seniors are hosting a bus trip toHilton Garden Inn, Troy, NY on Monday, Nov 23 for a lunchand a Xmas show. Cost will be $55.00. Please mail check toPO Box 60, Schuylerville, NY 12871. For more info contactMary LaMora at 518-584-7986.


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THE NOMINAL VALUE OF U.S FARM REAL ESTATE (LAND AND BUILDINGS) HASBEEN CLIMBING STEADILY with almost no disruptions since the bottom dropped out of themarket in the mid-1980’s. In 2014, the USDAestimate of that value dropped for the first timein nearly 30 years, albeit only by about 2percent. This modest decline was far exceededby the decline in net farm income between 2013and 2014, which fell by more than 25 percent.Of course, farmland values are quite differentin the various regions of the country, dependingboth on the intrinsic fertility of the land,availability of water through rainfall orirrigation, and the demand for the crops orlivestock being produced.USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), has tracked state-by-state averagefarmland values since 1997. We do know that farmland value has risen all over the country sincethat time, but no area quite so sharply as the Midwest--while Iowa’s average farmland value rosemore than 630 percent between 1985 and 2015, Pennsylvania’s rose about 285 percent andMississippi farmland value rose 183 percent over the same period.With farm income projected to fall even further in 2015, by another 36 percent according to theestimate released by ERS/USDA in August, what is likely to happen with farmland values in thenext few years? Since the income being generated by every acre of farmland has come downsignificantly in the past few years, it makes sense for the value of that land to decline as well.However, declines comparable to the catastrophic plunge of the 1980’s probably will not occur,for the following reasons: Today’s farmers are not as highly leveraged as they were 30 years ago. In 1985, the U.S. farmsector’s debt to asset ratio was 22.19 percent, while 2015’s debt-to-asset ratio is more than 40percent lower, at 13 percent. While the Federal Reserve is expected to trigger an increase in interest rates sometime this fall,it is highly unlikely that rates will ever approach the heights of the 1980’s.The U.S. prime interestrate peaked at more than 20 percent in 1981, and remained above double digits for most of therest of the decade. As long as the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) remains in place, it will ensure substantialcontinuing demand for corn for ethanol use, preventing a precipitous decline in corn prices, evenin the face of multiple bumper crops. U.S. ethanol production has increased nearly 20-fold between1986 and 2014, from 712 million gallons to 14.3 billion gallons, so it is a much bigger factor thistime around. Farmland is increasingly being viewed as a unique and attractive investment class amongsome institutional investors, as it has low correlations with more traditional investment classessuch as stocks and bonds, and historically has performed well during periods of high inflation.While there are some groups in U.S. agriculture who have concerns about the social and economicimplications of this development, it does create another source of demand for farmland beyondfarmers and traditional types of landlords, who are often heirs to family farms who are not willingor able to return to the land. With declining crop prices and land values, we are already starting to hear stories of farmersfinding it difficult to get operating loans to plant their crops. USDA needs to be ready to makesuch loans available to farmers through the FSA farm credit programs for those farmers whosecreditworthiness has been impaired by recent developments, and Congress needs to make surethat USDA has the resources it needs to step up in that area if necessary. There would likely be other adverse impacts from these developments, such as depressingfarmers’ net worth and slowing certain local economies due to a reduction in their tax base evenwith modest declines in U.S. farmland prices. However, one benefit of such a shift would be tomake farming somewhat more affordable to young people starting out in the business. Since theaverage age of principal U.S. farm operators was more than 58 years in the last Census ofAgriculture in 2012, any reduction in the cost of entry into farming could be helpful.

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AUTUMN FESTIVAL October 3, The West Fort Ann United Methodist Church on CopelandPond Road will serve lunch from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Soup, sandwich, cookies and beverage$6.00. per person. Any questions, please call 518-7936-0969.

BATTENKILL MONDAYS COOKING CLASSES RETURN TO THE KITCHEN!- TheBattenkill Kitchen, part of the Salem Courthouse Community Center complex, is once again offering4 wonderful Battenkill Mondayscooking classes on Mondays at 6 pm in the coming weeks.Organized by the creative BK Committee, Majken Seller, Tom Kerr, Todd DeGarmo, DottieSchnieder, Brenda Levy and JoAnn Rose, wonderful aromas will be wafting from the kitchen verysoon. On Monday, September 21, “Let’s Go Apple Savory” with Helen McIntosh will expandyour cooking skills with apple-based dishes. Monday, September 28, will showcase “Home CookedItalian” with Dan DiBlasi featuring Italian favorites everyone loves. On October 19, “AutumnOne-Pot Meals” with Beth Anthony will provide instruction in the preparation of dishes made withthe finest and freshest ingredients. The final Battenkill Mondaysclass will take place on October26 when Tammy Butler, owner of a favorite Salem destination will offer “Jacko’s Favorites”. Theclasses are $40 each or $150 for all 4 classes,and payment is required upon registration. Sincespace is limited, it’s advisable to call 518-854-7053 soon to register. For details on each class, visitthe BK website at www.battenkillkitchen.org.

ANNUAL FALL CHICKEN BARBECUE at Jermain Community Hall on Niles Road in WhiteCreek OCTOBER 3 Servings begin at 4:30pm. take-outs available as soon as the chikens arecooked. Half chicken, baked pot, cole slaw, candied carrots, cranberries, pickles, roll, butter,coffee, tea punch, cider; homemade pies of all kinds. Tickets at door. Info and res: 802-442-9559,518-677-3021or 518-686-9307.

COURTHOUSE BEER & BRATS FEST (the wurst party ever!!) On Saturday, October 3 from3 to 7 pm, the Salem Courthouse Community Center is hosting its first Beer and Brats Fest. Originallyscheduled for September 12, the event was rescheduled so it would not conflict with another majorevent in the community. There will be a tempting selection of local craft beers and Albany’s veryown Rolf’s brats and German potato salad for purchase. Area breweries participating in this eventinclude Brown’s Brewery Co. of Troy, Shmaltz Brewery of Clifton Park, Argyle Brewing Co. ofGreeniwich, Adirondack Pub & Brewery of Lake George, RS Taylor Brewing Co. of Hebron,Battle Hill Brewing Co. of Fort Ann and Davidson Brothers Brewing Co. of Glens Falls. “Eddieand the Edsels” will be on hand to provide live entertainment. Family fun, games, dancing, goodfood and good company are the order of the day. Mark your calendar, and join us for a lovely fallafternoon. Brats and beer tasting tickets are $25 for adults who pay in advance, $30 for adults atthe door and $5 for a Courthouse Kid-Pak hot dog and root beer dinner. Please call 518-854-7053to purchase tickets or obtain additional information.


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THE “JUST MEATS” STORY... family owned and operated for four generations!Mark and Matt Little, of Balston Lake and Lake Desolation, respectively, are part of a family of meat retailers with a long history. Their great-grandfather was a renowned cattle broker in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Their grandfather started the “JustMeats” business in Balston Lake and eventually moved it to Malta. In Malta the business thrived, due to the superior quality oftheir meats. Matt and Mark’s parents took over the business and ran it until recently, when the business property was sold.Matt and Mark had worked at the meat store all their lives and set out to locate a good place to re-establish the business. According to Mark, “We selected 1023 Route 29 here in Schuylerville because the route is very busy and the location is easilyreached from Saratoga and Southern Washington County. We did not want to be in a big city, so this setting is ideal for us. Thestore had been a deli, so it didn’t take much work for us to convert it into a meat market with a deli. We added a few coolers anddisplay cases and our great-grandfathers’ 150 year old meat cooler. (Seen here with Mark & Michelle Little, their children Lukas,Logan, Lauren, & Layie; and Matt Little) As you may have guessed by now, the market offers more than meats.Yes, you can purchase excellent quality Roast Beef, Turkey, Corned Beef,Ham, Chicken, Pork, all in cuts you may request “to order.” (You can evenask them to marinate some for you!) You can also get those same items inthe form of deli sandwiches, together with a good selection of cheeses,breads, wraps, potato salad, mac salad, baked beans and the like...allthings you might expect a good deli to offer. The deli opens at 7am, so you can obtain breakfast sandwiches, fruitcups, breakfast BLTs, oat meal, yogurt and granola and other great thingsfrom the breakfast menu. Yes, you can wash it down with coffee, tea, juice,milk, hot chocolate and other drinks. We asked Mark how their meats and meat prices compared to others inthe area. He said, “We offer nothing but the freshest of meats cut to youliking, along with produce which we buy locally whenever possible, whichallows us to provide freshness. Our prices are lower on some items andabout the same on others. The big difference is the freshness and the quality.” We then asked what consumers should look for when purchasing meats. The answer was “This is what we think about when we'rechoosing a piece of meat out of the case: (in no particular order)1. Well-Butchered - A skilled butcher who cares about the quality of his or her products will usually have well-butchered pieces ofmeat on display. Cuts of the same variety should be about the same size and thickness. The cuts of meat should also be smooth withno ragged edges, hacked bits, or uneven sections.2. Color - Color can vary depending on the particular cut or which animal it's coming from, but fresh meat should have a rich,vibrant, eye-catching color. Uniformity in color is usually an indicator of quality, since discolored spots can be a sign of poorhandling or meat that's past its prime.3. Texture - We also look at the grain of the meat (the direction of the muscle fibers) and how tight or uniform this looks. If thefibers are broken, very loose, or uneven, these can be more signs of poor handlingor just poor quality meat. It also helps to know a little about the cut of meat you're buying. Knowingwhich cuts have a lot of fat, which ones are more muscle, and what the muscleshould look like can help you choose the best ones. For instance, we look for a lotof fat marbling in a tender rib-eye steak, but uniformity of texture and grain ismore important in a flank steak.” Matt and Mark opened “Just Meats” in February and have been assisted byseveral people: Devynn Hough, Stephanie McBath, Jenna Irish and RaeganWoodcock, Sarah and Ashley Zdobnikow of Schuylerville and Mike Jeffrey andDave Stevens of Lake Desolation. Devynn wanted to let you know that the store also offers some excellent bakedgoods, all locally produced. She says she can attest to how good they are. (We didn’t inquire how she knows) Pictured here withMark are Stephanie McBath and Devynn Hough Since the Littles have been involved in the meat business all their lives, we believe you can expect to be impressed with thequality of their products. Stop in some day real soon and check it out, and let them know we suggested it. Their hours are: For thedeli-M-F 7am-7pm; Sat 7am-5pm; Sundays 9am-3pm. For the meat store: M-F 9am-7pm; Sat 9am-5pm; Sunday 9am-3pm. Youmay call them at 518-507-6061 They are facebook: www.facebook.com/justmeats.

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SPECIAL BENEFIT FOR LUNCH, LEARN & PLAY- OnSaturday, September 19 at 7:00 pm, there will be a specialconcert at the Fort Salem Theater to assist with funding for theSalem Courthouse Community Center’s Lunch, Learn & Play.While this successful summer enrichment program has drawnto a close, the fundraising process is always ongoing. Theevening’s entertainment will be provided by Joe Frey with theopening group, the Providence Road Band, getting the eveningstarted. This event has been organized by Michelle and MiltonWilson along with the Salem Community Fellowship Church.The Wilsons have 2 children who participated in LL&P thissummer and value the program highly. They have pledged todonate all proceeds from the evening to support LL&P. Whenthe Shoppe Off Broadway thrift store heard about the benefit,they generously offered to match the donation thereby makingthis event an even greater opportunity. Tickets are $15 and maybe purchased by calling the Fort Salem Theater at 518-854-9200.For additional information on the performers, visitJoefreymusic.com and Providenceroadband.com.

GIANT TEACUP AUCTION at the Modern woodsmenBuilding, Main Street Route 30 in Wells, Vermont Friday, Sept18. Viewing starts at 5:30pm. Hundreds of collectibles, jewelry,dishes, etc. Info: 802-325-3202. PANCAKE BREAKFAST atthe Peniel Presbyterian Church on quaker Street in granville,NY Sept 19 from 7-10am. Info: 518-642-0767.

HARRY ORLYK’S WORK WILL BE EXHIBITED ATMCCARTEE’S BARN in Salem, New York from throughOctober 31st. The exhibition of fifty paintings, curated by EveraSue Clary, provides an in-depth look at the artist’s work from1985-2015, which embodies the pure essence of landscape paint-ing, Orlyk’s paintings are rooted in the seasonal landscapes ofWashington County. They have echoes of the Hudson RiverSchool, but filtered through the use of color and composition ofthe Abstract Expressionists. They are strikingly beautiful. Thewinter paintings are composed of a pallet of umber, browns andeggshell whites that capture the barren beauty of the land. Mar-malade oranges and cobalt blues evoke the vividness of a hotsummer afternoon. Orlyk’s work is ambitious. Because he pro-duces a painting a day his work transcends predictable land-scape painting. He calls it a “portrait of days”: an evolving vi-sual journal of sunlight, land and his own emotional responseto a sense of place. “The land is a friend of mine. I enjoy sittingdown and listening to it.”His painting process is unconventional. Every afternoon he getsin his van, carefully chooses his location, clamps his canvas tothe steering wheel, and paints. He always asks permission ofthe people who own the land. As a result he forges a connectionwith them.Orlyk was born in 1947 in Troy, New York. He attended gradu-ate school at University of Nebraska at Lincoln, where he wastaught by a number of influential Nebraskan painters. For overforty years he has consistently shown his work across the coun-try, including the Carrie Haddad Gallery in Hudson, New Yorkand the Beamesderfer Gallery in Highland Park, New Jersey, aswell as internationally. In 1995 he was the recipient of aGuggenheim Fellowship. He lives in Salem, New York with hisfamily. For further inquires please contact Evera Sue Clary,McCartee’s Barn, 518 854 3857 [email protected]

THIRTIETH ANNUAL HARTFORD SPUD RUN on Satur-day October 17 at the Hartford Central School, Rtes 40/149.One mile run at 9am, followed by fiveK race at 10am. All 5Kpreregistrants will receive a long-sleeve T-shirt. Post race re-freshments offered. Awards for first three overall finishers, maleand female; as well as to the first three in each of ten age divi-sions. The Fun run is FREE. Entry to the fiveK is $15 now and$20 race day. The proceeds benefit the Senior Class of 2016.Applications are available from Phil ([email protected])or can be downloaded at www.adirondackrunners.org. More info:518-232-7040.

ALL YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST at Station # 1 of theKingsbury Volunteer Hose Co on Burgoyne Avenue Sunday, Sep-tember 20 from 7-11am. Scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage grayand biscuits, pancakes, mini muffins, fresg fruit, home fries, or-ange juice, coffee milk and cocoa. $8 for adults. $4 for ages 12and under. Info: 518-538-5418 or 518-747-4606.

COMMUNITY TAG SALE: at the Pittstown Volunteer Emer-gency Corps 60 Parker School road in Johnsonville, NY Septem-ber 26 from noon til 6pm. We are now accepting donations ofgood, useable items (NO clothing, please). To rent a table or dropoff donations, contact Stephen Hans at 518-423-0586.

GARAGE SALE AND KIDS CARNIVAL at the SchuylervilleUnited Methodist church 51 Church Street in Schuylerville Sep-tember 19 from 9am-4pm. Rent a garage space for $5 or rent aspace w/table for $10. Ccontact Pat Poitier @ 518-695-6855 toreserve your space. Kids carnival with games, food and drink.

BREAKFAST at the American Legion Post 574 on 72 Pearl Streetin Hudson falls October 11 8-11am. $8pp; children>10 $3. Fam-ily of 4-$27. Pay at door. Everyone is welcome.

THE HIGHLIGHT ACTING TROUPE WILL BE HOLD-ING AUDITIONS FOR THEIR ANNUAL HOLIDAY PRO-DUCTION OF ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS. This showwas written by Timothy and McKenzie LeVan. Auditions willbe held on Friday, October 9th at 7pm and Sunday October11 at 2pm at the Center Brunswick United Methodist ChurchRte. 7 Troy, NY. The show will be performed at the BrunswickGrange, Rt. 7 and 142. The shows dates will be Friday, Saturdayand Sunday, December 4th-6th. Friday and Saturday shows at7:30pm and Sunday will be at 2:00pm. The show is being di-rected by Ethel LeVan and the assistant director is ChristineLeVan. Please contact Ethel LeVan at 518-237-6936 with anyquestions.

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