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BEAT THE WINTER BLUES AT THE CCC The SalemCourthouse Community Center is once again offering its Beatthe Winter Blues delicious dining event in late February andearly March. The public is invited to join friends in support of the CCC, and enjoy a wonderful meal offered in a lovely setting.8 area families have graciously offered their homes and culinarytalents on one of 2 Saturdays at 6 pm in support of this enjoyableevent to beat the winter chill. On Saturday, February 23, thehomes of Dave & Judy Klingebiel, Tom Tanaka and KatieKilpatrick, George & Linda Lewis and Rob & Majken Sellar willfeature a wonderful meal. On Saturday, March 2, the homes of Tom & Gail Bearup, Tom & Bev Kerr, Dottie Schneider and Rob& Meg Southerland will also participate. The delectable menuofferings include beef, chicken, pork, seafood and vegetarianentrees.. Each home is able to accommodate between 6 to 8guests, and the limited seating is available on a first-come basis.Reservations may be made by contacting the CCC. For detailsincluding what each home is offering, please visit the website atwww.salemcourthouse.org.

THE SALEM AREA WOMAN’S CLUb recently held itsFebruary meeting at the Mackenzie Chapel of the first UnitedPresbyterian Church in Salem. The meeting was the annualcovered-dish luncheon which was hosted by Chairman DianeDeCono, with the help of Catherine Crank, Linda Randles, DeeRomack, Ann Torrens and Marianne Vernon. After the meetingthe committee for Women’s Health Day gathered to continuepreparation for this April’s event. Chairman Irene Baldwinintroduced the local students who have been chosen to participatein the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar. HOBY is aninternational organization dedicated to the recognition of leadership potential in high school sophomores. The regionalaffiliate provides an annual three-day seminar to outstandingsophomores in eastern New York. The Salem Area Woman’sClub sponsors registration and the local Rotary and Lions Clubssupoort room and board for the students. Honored at today’smeeting were Mackenzie Dumas of Salem Central School andRobert Wojtkun of Cambridge Central School, present with theirGuidance Counselors Don Zarzycki and Andrew Akins. Alsopresent were Sophomores Ethan English from Cambridge andParker McFee and Shayla Pratt from Salem who expressed their

interest in participating in the HOBY seminar this Spring.Mackenzie and Robert had attended the HOBY LeadershipSeminar in the Spring of 2012 at RPI in Troy. They each thankedthe group and reported about their experiences in leadershipworkshops and the volunteer projects they had teamed on. Theywere both impressed with the energy, ongoing focus onvolunteerism and community service, as well as the personalimpact of the HOBY seminar. The March meeting of the SalemArea Woman’s Club will feature the Reverend Paul Baker whowill discuss the Fire Department Program.

YOGA- Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY –. Yoga is a stress reliever. Itimproves balance, flexibility and strength. When combined with

light weights, where appropriate, it can be even more beneficial.It’s free, it’s fun and there is no obligation. Wear loose clothingand let’s stretch and relax! Classes are on Mondays andWednesdays at 10:00 am, you may join at any time. It’s a mindand body rejuvenation. Yoga is something people of all ages andabilities can come together and do. If you have any questions, orwould like to join us for lunch after exercise, please contact thecenter at 279-3413.

ARGYLE COMMUNITY REHABILITATION PROGRAMThe Village of Argyle is proud to announce the availability of housing rehabilitation grant funds through the NYS Office of Homes and Community Renewal. Income eligible homeownersresiding in the Village or Town of Argyle, can receive grantassistance to address health, safety and energy efficiency issues.All homeowners in the Argyle area are encouraged to apply. Grantfunds are typically used to repair or replace heating systems,roofs or electrical wiring, as well as upgrading windows, doorsand insulation to make homes more energy efficient. Forapplications or more information please contact CommunityDevelopment Resources at 518-279-7662

WARREN COUNTY 4-H YOUTH recently participated in acoat drive to benefit the people affected by Super Storm Sandy.The goal was to collect 100 coats but due to an overwhelmingresponse to the cause over 220 coats were obtained. Coat collectionboxes were set up in two locations; the Cornell CooperativeExtension office in Warrensburg and at Crandall Library in GlensFalls. All of the coats were taken to Focus on Humanity in SaratogaSprings who collected coat donations and transported them todownstate. 4-H would like to thank everyone who donated! Formore information about Warren County 4-H, please contactMartina Noone at 668-4881 or [email protected]. http:// counties.cce.cornell.edu/warren/

HAIR CUTS AND STYLES, MANICURES AND PEDI-CURES- Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road, Grafton NY. Amy Reger, licensed hair dresserand owner of Hair and There, continues to offer reduced pricedhair cuts, styles, pedicures and manicures right at our senior cen-ter. Amy will be available on Wednesday, March 13th and 27th,make your appointment early – they go fast! Please call the

center for required appointments 279-3413. All RensselaerCounty seniors are welcome.

BRING YOUR GRANDCHILDREN TO LUNCH DAY-Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2 RoxboroughRoad, Grafton NY. Calling all Grandparents, The Everett WagarSenior Center is hosting a Grandkids Day on Friday, March 29,2013 beginning at 11:00 a.m. We have scheduled Easter eggcoloring, and a visit from Dyken Pond Environmental Center, wewill all enjoy a lunch of Macaroni and Cheese, Broccoli, GreenBeans, Italian Bread and Cookies for dessert, available at a specialprice for the kids of $1.00. All Rensselaer County seniors andfamily’s welcome, reservations required 279-3485.

GOOD FOOD IDEAS- Rensselaer County’s Everett WagarSenior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton NY. RensselaerCounty’s Cooperative Extension will be on hand Wednesday,March 6, 2013 at 11 am, for our monthly Good Food Ideascooking demonstration, this months topic will be “It’s NationalNutrition Month”. There will be free recipes and samples foreveryone who attends. Please join us for lunch at noon. Lunchentrée will be Turkey w/Gravy. Our nutritious meals are providedMonday through Friday to all Rensselaer County seniors 60 yearsand older for a suggested donation of $2.75. Reservation forlunch required, please call 279-3485.

THE GLENS FALLS SENIOR CENTER ANNOUNCES ITSONGOING PROGRAMS FOR 2013.Free Osteo Preventionclasses continue Monday/Wednesday, Tuesday/Thursday at 9:00a.m. here at the Center. Sponsored by RSVP. Every Tuesday-Bingo in the AM and program in the afternoon Zumba Gold-Global Fitness, Glen Street-Tuesday 11:15-12:00, Free, sponsoredby MVP. Free Chair Yoga continues every Thursday at 10:30a.m. Sponsored by MVP. Senior Center Service Club-Thursdays-Lunch 12:15 p.m./Program 12:45 p.m. Tai Chi Classes with SamLing, are held Friday morning at 9:00 a.m. Fee is $6 per class.Friday-Bowling-Spare Time, SGF-9:00 a.m. Always looking forsubs. One Stroke Painting-$15 all materials included. Check calendar for class date. Thrift Shop open Monday –Friday 10:00until noon Woodshop- Wednesday mornings or call forappointment Monthly Movies, Monthly lunch bunch, MonthlyTheme luncheons and so much more +55 over, no residencyrequirements. visit us on our new website at : http:// www.greaterglensfallsseniorcenter.com The Glens Falls SeniorCenter Announces FREE TAX ASSISTANCE, Tuesdays,Wednesdays and Thursdays, February 6-April 13, 9:30-3:00 This

program is offered to low and middle income people 55 and older& handicapped individuals. Call the Center to make an appointmentto have taxes done by AARP trained tax consultants.DOCUMENTS REQUIRED: Social Security Card , Picture ID,2011 tax return, 2012-Social Security form SSA, 2012-1099sStatements for interest accounts, dividends, pensions, retirementbenefits, income of any kind, 2012- W-2- received from youremployer. Ask for a 2-hour appointment if you have incomefrom, self-employment, stock sales, bonds, mutual funds,annuities. We will start taking appointments January 16, 2013.

CRAFT DAY- Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center,2 Roxborough Road, Grafton NY. Craft class will return on Wednes-day March 13, 2013 with another fantastic craft, sponsored bythe Everett Wagar Senior Center. Join us for a fun-filled hour andleave with a seasonal decoration for your home, all material willbe supplied. Please join us for a nutritious lunch at noon for asuggested donation of $2.75. All Rensselaer County seniorswelcome, reservations are required for lunch and appreciated forcrafts. Call 279-3485.

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION- Rensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY –Join theseniors at the Everett Wagar Senior Center on Friday, March 8,2013 at 12:30 as we celebrate March birthdays. If you have anyquestions, or if you would like to join us for our noon lunchconsisting of; Stuffed Shells w/Italian Style Tomato Sauce, Leaf Spinach, Italian Green Beans, White Bread and Birthday Cake fordessert, please contact the center at 279-3485.

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WANTEDGUNS & AMMO

(Parts & Pieces)New or Used.

Good, Bad or Ugly 518-854-7930

WOOD SPLITTER FORSALE: Custom built, 25 ton,Single wedge, 8hp Briggs/Straton motor. $850.00Call: 518-538-9187

SUPER DRYFIREWOOD

$225 FULL CORD518-692-2971

2001 SUBARU FORESTERAWD, 121k, good condition.$3400. 518-642-9551.

HIGHER CASH PAIDFOR COINS, jewelry, gold,

silver, watches, diamonds,stamps, sports cards, sterling,anything old. Call Dennis

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

2001 DODGE RAM2500

Auto, 4wd, Asking $2,500761-6901

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

APPLIANCESRECONDITIONED& GUARANTEED

Refrigerators, Ranges, Wash-ers, Dryers. Best selection,price & guarantee. New &Used parts. Major credit cards.

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FOR RENT: Large 2 bed-room, 2nd floor apart-ment. Off street parking; pri-vate entrance; very bright.$600/mo plus utilities. Refer-ences and security of onemonths rent required. CallAlan at Alan Brown Realty518-692-2066 or 281-4261.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE:full cord, local, unseasoned

Hardwood, cut and split. 518-692-2109

WE SPECIALIZE INESTATE CLEAN OUTS.

Antiques purchased orconsigned. WANTED:

antiques, collectibles, fineused furniture, china , glass,

books and garage saleitems. Call 518-747-0197

$ BUYING- HIGHESTPRICES PAID $

Gold & silver jewelry; vin-tage costume & turquoise.Coins, watches, knives, mili-tary, toys, antiques etc. 30+years experience..save time,call Joe first. 518-893-0235or 518-669-2274

CASH: For crank phonographs, early

78's, cylinder records,parts. Call 798-5612

QUALITY USED CARSvisit us at

WARNER'S AUTOChurch Street.,Granville, NY518-642-1342

TENTS FOR RENT:Graduations, Birthdays,Weddings, Etc. Chairs &

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all sizes, colors. Call 1-802-774-8005 or 802-362-2508

MASS AT HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH is Sunday isat 9:00 am. There is a children’s Liturgy offered at Sunday Massto which all are welcome. A vigil Mass is held at St. Patrick’s inCambridge at 4pm. Century Club tickets are available. Please seePeter Dunigan or any Men’s Group/Knights of Columbus member.Parishioners should note that there have been some changes in theFebruary Calendar. The following is a partial update: Tuesdaysthere will be Mass at 5 pm. Thursdays at 12 noon are the LentenEcumenical luncheons with the first one at the White Church onFebruary 21. Stations of the Cross will be held on Fridays at

7pm. Reconciliation services will be at St. Patrick’s on Tuesday,March 5 at 7pm and at Holy Cross on Sunday, March 10th at4pm. Individual Reconciliation will be available at St. Patrick’s onSaturday, March 9th from 2:00 – 3:30pm. Info: 518-854-3692

WHY PAY $$$. TO HAVE YOUR APPLIANCES / SCRAPMETAL REMOVED. Here’s a chance to dispose of large householdappliance items / Scrap Metal from your home: Pick up / Dropoff. Stoves/Ranges/ Refrigerators/Freezers/Washers/Dryers/WaterHeaters/ Dish Washers/ Scrap Metal. Donate to the AmericanLegion Post 574 Hudson Falls Call 518 747-9891. Mon .- Fri.1:00 PM to 8:00 PM Items must be placed at the curb or roadside(but off traveled portions). For safety, please remove doors fromappliances that could trap a child.

THE FISH CREEK ROD AND GUN CLUB ANNUAL CLAMSTEAM FOR 2013 WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY 10AUGUST 2013 FROM 12 NOON THRU 9PM. ACTIVITIESWILL INCLUDE MUSIC AND DANCING, HORSESHOECOMPETITION, RAFFLE, ( 42”FLAT SCREEN TV ) , 50/50

TICKETS, PULL TABS, GAMES AND A GREAT FUN TIME.MENU $40.00 STEAM TICKET INCLUDES: CLAMS,POTATO, SWEET POTATO, CORN ON THE COB,SAUSAGE, CHICKEN, BREAD ROLL ,RAW CLAMS ENTRYINTO RAFFLE, OPEN BAR (BEER, SODA, WATER) $30.00CHICKEN TICKET INCLUDES: BBQ CHICKEN, POTATO,SWEET POTATO, CORN ON THE COB, OPEN BAR (BEER,SODA, WATER) TICKETS CONTACT TOM: 491-8194 OR507-6308 OR CLUB HOUSE 695-3917 TICKETS MUST BEPURCHASED BY 4 AUGUST 2013.

APARTMENTFOR RENT in

South Glens Falls.1+ large bedroom,lower, W/D, dishwasher; parking,

trash included. Lowutilities. No

smokers. No Pets.$650/mo.

518-638-9010.

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ERC WAREHOUSE

HAS MOVED!

ERCWarehouse use to be located on Route 22 Southof Hoosick Falls. They have moved to 19 Church Street

in Melrose (Rte 40) in the old Esquire Drug building.ERC was first established in 1995 as a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit organization with a goal of diverting reusableitems from the waste (thrown away) stream and tooffer them for resale at low cost.With the exception of clothing, the warehouse acceptseverything from shovels, to furniture, to televisions, towashers, dryers, refrigerators and almost any usableitems that can be resold.Matt Curley, a Pittstown youngster, is the curator of thewarehouse and he says, “We chose the location be-cause it is accessible and has plenty of storage space.We have been well received by Melrose residents, andwe thank them for that.”The ERC Community Warehouse is “Your Used GoodsSuper Store” where you can find bargains galore.Of course, to be able to sell these items, they must firstbe donated to the ERC in reasonably good condition.When you donate, you receive a letter from ERC indi-

cating the deductibility of the donation.So, instead of tossing those old appliances, or otherpersonal properties, consider donating them to ERC.

You may call Matt or his staff at 518-687-1017 duringthe hours of 9-5 Tuesday through Friday and 9-4 onSaturday. Closed Sunday.

FREE COMMUNITY LUNCH- The Argyle United Methodist Church, 12 Sheridan St., isserving a free community lunch on Saturday, February 23, from 12:00 - 2:00 pm. All arewelcome to join us.

BRING A FRIEND TOLUNCH DAY

Please join the Troy SeniorCenter on Friday, February22nd for Bring a Friend to

Lunch Day. We will be servinga nutritious and delicious mealat 12 noon. Menu: Tuna Bake,broccoli, biscuit, and chocolate

pudding w/topping. Bring afriend to lunch and choose from

one of our grab bag gifts!

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ADIRONDACK BLUEGRASS LEAGUE will present Cedar Ridge Bluegrass Band and One Step Closer on February 24 at2pm at Mollies Mason Jar 13 Park Avenue Ext, Hadley, NY.Everyone is invited!

CHICKEN FETTUCCINI ALFREDO DINNER Benefit of

S.A.F.E.R. Schuylerville Area Food Emergency Relief, March

2, 2013 5 – 8 pm. Hosted by Schuylerville American Legion

Post 278 6 Clancy St., Schuylerville. Dinner will also include

salad, roll and dessert. Adults - $8.00. 10 and under - $5.00. For

tickets call 695-3011. Cut off date for tickets: Feb 25.

CRAFT FAIR- BPOE # 2223 - ELK’s Auxiliary of Rte 40 -Greenwich will be sponsoring the Annual SPRING Craft Fair -Sat.. March 2, 2013- from 9 AM – 2 PM, Crafters wanted - $30.00 per space, call for application. Donna @ 692-2347 orAmber @ 587-8224 (Only 40 spaces Available)or e-mail Donna@ [email protected].

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Blinky’sRandom Thoughts

I went to what use to be my favorite restaurant,Potters Tavern @ Sterup Square in Raymertown, NY. I wasvery disappointed. I had turkey pilgim, which was good.But, the service was snail paced. It took forever to get waitedon and even more time to receive a check. I ordered theirmousse and was very disappointed. The dessert arrived in an

aluminum cup and was not very “chocolaty”. The pastrythey had the mousse sitting in was soggy, with that “I havebeen in the frig way too long” taste. Over all, it was not agood dining experience, when usually it is. Rating: Not good.

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TRIP TO EHRHARDT’S IN HAWLEY PAwith the Old SaratogaSeniors March 27, to see O:Malles Show. Bus leaves train stationin Saratoga at 6:30am, another pick up at thenAmerican Legion inSchuylerville at 7am; return to Legion at 7:30pm and the trainstation at 8pm. Call Mary Lamora by February 20th at 518-584-7986 for info and registration.

0TH ANNUAL GREAT GARDENS AND LANDSCAPINGYMPOSIUM. This year the Great Gardens and Landscapingymposium turns 10! It will be held April 12-14 at the world-lass Equinox Resort (www.equinoxresort.com) in Manchester,

VT. This event draws hundreds of gardeners from throughoutNortheast. A special three day program is planned for theelebration. Nine information packed lectures and panels led byationally and regionally renowned professionals in their fields.

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ensational Flowering Shrubs for the Landscape and Their Care;uccessful Gardening in Deer Country; The Dazzling NEW

Perennial Line-Up for 2013; Ask the Expert’s Panel; ForgottenGarden Combinations with Annuals, Perennials, Shrubs and Bulbs;

nd The Heirloom Life. There are day-only rates as well asvernight symposium packages that include deluxeccommodations and all taxes and gratuities. Day-only rates startt $49; overnight packages start at $288.87 for a single, $412.74or a double ($206.37 per person). The program opens with a:00 p.m. talk on Friday, continues on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. –:00 p.m., and wraps up on Sunday at noon. For the completeetails of this impressive agenda featuring nationally recognizedpeakers, great food, door prizes, registration details and more,lease visit www.pyours.com/symposium.

THE GREATER SCHUYLERVILLE CLERGYASSOCIATION WILL HOLD ECUMENICAL LENTEN

ERVICES on Wednesdays. All are welcome. Feb. 20 at FortMiller Reformed Church Rev. Janet Vincent.Feb. 27 at NotreDame-Visitation Rev. Joyce deVelder.Mar. 6 at Bacon HillReformed Church Rev. Martin Fisher.Mar. 13 at Quaker SpringsUnited Methodist Church Rev. Virginia Cornell. Mar. 20 at

chuylerville United Methodist Church Rev. Charles Bailey. THEASSOCIATION will hold special services as follows; all are

welcome. Mar. 28 Maundy Thursday (Lord’s Table and Tenebrae)t 7pm at Old Saratoga Reformed Church.Mar. 29 Good Fridayt St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church at NOON. Mar. 30 Easter

Vigil at Notre Dame-Visitation 8pm. Mar. 31 Easter Sunrise Service:15am at Bacon Hill Reformed Church.

BINGO Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY Bingo, every Wednesday andFriday at 1 pm. If you have any questions, or would like to join usfor lunch, please contact the center at 518-279-3413.

QDMA (QUALITY DEER MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION)BRANCH BANQUET.The Upper Hudson River Valley Branch of the QDMA invites you to attend our 9th Annual Banquet SaturdayMarch 9th. Doors open at 5pm.Greenwich Elks LodgeRT.40,designed for Hunters & Landowners(along with their familiesand friends),and all that love the Great Outdoors.Join us for a funevening of great food,live and silent auctions,a huge sportsman’sraffle with many prizes including guns,trailcameras,prints,home,hunting,outdoor and lady items.Like us onFacebook at Upper Hudson River Valley QDMA. For ticketinformation call Ray Purdy Jr. at 222-4075 or Tony Rainville at747-3331. QDMA is a non-profit wildlife organization.

SPECIAL DINNER- Rensselaer County’s Everett Wagar SeniorCenter, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY. On Friday, March 15,2013 the Nutrition Department will hold its monthly special dinnerat noon. This months theme will be “St. Patrick’s Day”. Menuwill be: Corned Beef/Lite Salt Ham w/Pineapple, Red Potato inJacket, Cabbage, Whole Baby Carrots, Garnish, Rye Bread, StPatrick’s Day desert. Entertainment will be provided by the “BrianZapel” sponsored by CDPHP. Our wonderful complete lunch isavailable to all Rensselaer County Seniors age 60 and older Mondaythru Friday at noon for a suggested contribution of $2.75. Stop infor a complete monthly menu and activities calendar. Please call279-3485 to make your reservations for lunch.

BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC- Rensselaer County’s Everett WagarSenior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY will be holding itsmonthly blood pressure clinic on Friday, March 8, 2013 at 10:30with Rensselaer County’s Health Department. No appointment isnecessary. If you have any questions, or would like to join us forlunch at noon, please contact the center at 279-3413. Reservationsrequired for lunch.

SMART SENIOR PROGRAM- The Troy Senior Center locatedat 19 Third St. Troy invites you to join us for our monthly SmartSenior Program for March. This program is aimed at providinginformation, assistance, and education to seniors. Please join us onMarch 12th at 11:00 with guest Speaker : Rodd Kotch, PhysicalTherapist, delivering outpatient physical therapy to the homes of seniors. The program begins at 11:00 in the Dinning Room.

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A SHOPPERS ALERT!Emerich Sales and Service of Charl ton, New York has openedanother place of business in South Glens Falls at 1369 Route9 (Saratoga Road). Every year Emerich offers a Winter ServiceSpecial that runs from November through February; the specialends on February 28 this year. This special is running at boththe South Glens Falls and Charlton Locations. Take advantageof the discounts on parts along with Free Pick up and deliveryon most riders(Within 50 Miles of either store). Offer goodwith any Full Service up to 02-28-2013.Also, ALL Remaining SnowBlowers are being sold at, near orbelow Dealer Cost! All Remaining Snow Blowers Come with aFREE Electric Start Cord.They are also running a Huge Pre-Season Sale on Mowers,

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WOOD ELEVATOR FORSALE: 2008 Timberwolf 19ft wood elevator. Honda 6 hpmotor. Excellent condition.$5000. 518-538-9187

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addition to their Cafe (for-

merly the Cambridge

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Five years ago “The Coun-

try Gals Cafe moved from their location on Route 22 in

Cambridge to the building they now occupy on West

Main Street in Cambridge. The building suffered from a

cramped kitchen, a single bathroom reachable only

through the aisle of tables,

and a back room reach-

able only by going

through the kitchen or out

and around the south side

of the building.

Well, that has all changed.

Starting in late DecemberCountry Gals Cafe engaged the services of carpenter and

contractor Dan Johnson of Shushan, who began exten-

sive renovations to the building.

There are now two bathrooms, handicapped accessible, a

hallway leading from the front table area to the back din-

ing area and to the new bathrooms, and a renovated

kitchen that allows much more efficiency. Although the

seating capacities of the two dining areas (front and back)

remain the same, their is much more elbow room for ev-

eryone.

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area!Stop in and check out their new digs. We think you will

be impressed; we were! Oh, and be sure to mention we

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GORILLA SOCCER AT GAVIN PARK. Don’t let the winterweather get you down. It’s time to get out and play! Join GavinPark’s Winter Gorilla Soccer program today! This program is

designed with your child in mind. Season starts Sunday, January27, 10:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m., and ends Sunday, March 3. Children,ages 4 – 6, who have little or no playing experience, are invited tolearn the fundamentals of the game in a fun and relaxedenvironment. Coaches teach the basics by utilizing drills and smallscrimmages. Each participant receives a t-shirt. The program islimited to 20 participants and usually fills quickly. Registration isgoing on now! Ensure your child’s spot now by registering onlinethrough the Parks and Recreation link at www.townofwilton.comor by stopping in at the Park office during regular business hours.Any questions, please contact (518) 584-9455.

BOWLATHON-Support literacy and have a great time on Sun-day, February 24th from 12:00 noon – 2:00 p.m. at Uncle SamLanes, 600 Fulton Street, Troy. All tickets include 2 hours bowl-ing, bowling balls and shoes. Advance tickets are $10 for kids/ students, $15 for adults; day of event tickets are $20 each. Fortickets, call (518) 274-8526 or buy them online at www.lvorc.org.Proceeds will benefit Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County.Glow Bowl on kids’ Lanes, All prepaid kids age 12 and under willreceive glow-in-the-dark prizes, Prizes for highest-scoring male

and female individual, Basket Raffle. Literacy Volunteers of Rens-selaer County recruits and trains volunteers to provide individualand small group tutoring for adults. Our Read With Me and Ev-erybody Wins programs improve children’s chances for successby providing children with positive reading role models. A pro-fessional staff supports volunteers who make our programs run.LVORC is an affiliate of Literacy New York and accredited byProLiteracy America.

FREE COMMUNITY DINNER- Saturday, February 23rd isthe next FREE Community Dinner served from Noon to 1:00p.m. at First Baptist Church. This month’s meal is sponsored byNew Skete Parish. The menu includes ham, creamed potatoes,mixed vegetables, cheesecake and beverages. The church, locatedat 29 West Main St. (between IGA and Glens Falls Bank), has ahandicap accessible ramp and a handicap bathroom. This is the7th year the dinners have been served. The monthly meals areorganized by First Baptist Church of Cambridge with the assis-tance of eight community churches and organizations. If yourorganization or group of friends would like to sponsor a meal,please call soon the number below. The meals have been a bless-

ing to no fewer than 60 up to 200 people per meal. All are wel-come. Reservations are not necessary. Take-outs will be availableat 1:00 p.m. only for those unable to attend provided everyonehas been fed. There will be no “second meal” take-outs. If thereare questions or the possibility of cancellation, call Bev. at 677-3327 or the church at 677-5487. The next meal will be served onMarch 23rd.

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WAGON WHEELS

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MANY ITEMS: Fridge-Kenmore like new barleyused washer and dryer setworks great barley used ---Kenmore; many other itemsfor sale if looking for some-thing please [email protected].

SMARTY JR 67 COM-PUTER for Dodge Truck Cummins Diesel motor. givesyou 2-4 miles more per gal-lon. $300. 518-854-7358.

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1999 BUICK CENTURYFOR SALE: silver, cc, ps/ts,pb, trac control, driver/pas-senger controls for heat/air,many other features. 101k.$2500 obo. 518-692-7363. If no answer, leave a message.

SCRAPBOOKINGPAPER CUT-OUTS.

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By Janice B. Edwards, Freelance writer.One of Poultney’s biggest events of the year. Poultney Chamber of Commerce ha organized many interesting thingsto see and do. Starting at 10 am to 2 pm, the stores on Main Street will be open with featured sales.A list of activites scheduled follows:

Saturday, March 23rd:Time pending-Scavenger Hunt-Poultney Girl Scout Cadet Group8:00 a.m - 11:00 a.m. - Pancake Brakfast - Poultney Downtown Revitalization Committee - location pending9:00 a.m. - Maple Fest Fun Run starting at Poultney Elementary. 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - Craft Fair at Poultney Elementary School.Anyone interested in exhibiting, please call the Chamber office (802)-287-2010. 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Artist Guild at Poultney Elementary School. 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. -Basket Party at St Raphael’s Church Hall - drawings start at 1:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. -Bag Sale, Williams Hardware, Original Vermont Store, Stitchy Women and

maybe more. 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. - Maple Fried Dough, and more - Boy Scouts - Front of Stitchy Women10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. - Open Sugar House Tours (1) Green’s Sougar House, Finel Hollow Road, (2) Riverside Maples, Rte 140, (3) Brayton & Foley Sugarhouse, Meadow St,(4) Marshall’s Maples, 399 River St and (5) Woods Family Sugarhouse, 552 Thrall Rd. 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.- Soup and Sandwiches at St Raphael Church Hall 11:00 a.m.-Horse drawn Wagon Rides starting from Citizen Bank. 11:00 a.m.- Story Time - Poultney Library. 5:00 p.m. - Pork Dinner - Young at Heart Seniors. 6:00 p.m.- Social and6:45 p.m. Poultney Rotary Community Dinner, East Room, Withey Hall, Green Mountain College. Cost is $50 with limited tickets. Tickets may be purchaesd from anyRotarian. Speaker is Captain Richard Phillips, former hostage of the Somali Pirates.Sunday, March 24th: Sugar House Tours. Sponsors of the 2013 Poultney Chamber Maple Fest event are: Stitchy Women, Green Mountain College, Carpentry with Heart,Visit, or re-visit Poultney, Vermont -- the place to be!For more information about this event, contact Chamber President Mary Lee Harris, Stitchy Women, 144 Main Street, Poultney, VT 05764 (802)-287-4114([email protected]). Poultney Area Chamber of Commerce, Inc. is a non-profit organization of businesses whose mission is to work together to strengthenPoultney’s economic community. For more information: (802)287-2010 or by email to [email protected]

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MARCH 23RD AND 24TH, 2013

CCC RECEIVES LARAC FUNDING The Salem Courthouse Community Center is pleased

o announce it has received LARAC funding in support of two worthy initiatives. The 2013rant will enable the CCC to once again offer its Music in the Courtroom chamber music series

nder the direction of accomplished pianist, conductor and educator, Daniel Shulman. The

unday concerts at 3 pm will be offered on April 21, May 19 and June 9 . Mr. Shulman has

ned up an impressive roster of talented performers who will present compositions by Bach,Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert and Mozart. Mr. Shulman’s commentary before each selection

rovides great insight into the lives of the composers and the times in which they lived. LARACas also funded Art for Young Students, a wonderful opportunity for art instruction which will

e offered over the spring school break from April 1 through April 5. The classes are beingonducted by Gabi Moore, an artist who lives in Cambridge. Gabi has extensive teaching

xperience including eleven years at Fordham University. Students between the ages of 5 to 9may take advantage of “Painting for Fun” from 1 to 2 each afternoon. “Extreme Drawing” is

eing offered to students between the ages of 10 to 14 each afternoon from 2:30 to 3:30. Due tohe generous support of LARAC, there will be no charge to participate in either class. Space is

mited and parents should contact the CCC at 518-854-7053 to register their children. Bothvents are made possible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the

Arts Decentralization Program, administered locally by the Lower Adirondack Regional ArtsCouncil.

RECITAL- Con Brio Performing Arts is pleased to present a recital by soprano Sylvia Bloom on

aturday, March 2 and on Sunday March 3. The Saturday recital is at the home of Linda andDouglas Bischoff, 573 Dunbar Road, Cambridge NY 12816 at 7:30 p.m. For this performance

eservations must be made in advance, due to limited seating. Light refreshments and wine wille served. The Sunday, March 3rd performance is at 3:00 p.m. at the Hudson River Music Hall,

0 Maple Street, Hudson Falls. For the Sunday performance, reservations are not necessary, butre appreciated. Sylvia Bloom has performed as a cast member in The Phantom of the Opera

Christine Company) and a member of the San Francisco Opera chorus, as well as a soloist wi thhe Springfield Symphony (MO) and Erie Philharmonic (PA). She has a B.M. in voice from

Oberlin Conservatory, a Performance Diploma from Duquesne University, and an M.A. inExpressive Arts Therapy from the California Institute of Integral Studies. Sylvia is currently

eaching voice on the faculty of SUNY Adirondack, and is also the director of Eenie MeenieMusic, offering Music Together® classes for families with young children in Saratoga and

Washington counties. She has recently performed with the Hubbard Hall Theater Company inThrills, Spills, and Lonely Hearts”, “Two by Albee”, and “Amadeus”, as well as directed their

Very Young Company” children’s theater program. Sylvia will be accompanied by Con Briortistic director, Douglas Bischoff. Repertoire will include German and French art songs by

omposers such as of W.A. Mozart, Richard Strauss, Franz Schubert, Gabriel Faure and ClaudeDebussy. Sylvia will also perform a cabaret set featuring music by Kurt Weill and Hollaender and

short series of American folk songs set by Aaron Copeland. Admission for each concert i s $10.To reserve for either performance, please call 796-8184 or e-mai l [email protected].

ENIOR TRIP- Last chance to sign up for the 8 day/7 night trip trip to MICHIGAN &

TORONTO on June 7-14th, 2013, featuring the Lilac Festival at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac

sland. The Moreau Seniors of South Glens Falls is offering this trip which includes a tour of Ford Rouge Factory, overnight at Amway Grand Hotel, tour of Gerald R. Ford Museum,Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, Traverse City, overnight stay on the shores of

Lake Michigan, Sleeping Bear Dunes, Charlevois, two nights, two Dinners and the Grand LunchBuffet at the Grand Hotel, Carriage tour of Mackinac Island, visits to Flint, MI, Crossroads

Village, and London, Ontario, Dinner overlooking the Thames River, Tour of Toronto, MirvishVillage, CN Tower, “Wizard of Oz”, Niagara Falls, and more. 7 Breakfasts, 7 deluxe Dinners,

nd the Grand Hotel Lunch Buffet are included, as well as all admissions, tour guides, motorcoachransportation, and tips. Insurance is included in the price of $2,220 per person (double

ccupancy). Please call the Moreau Seniors, 792-6007 for the complete itinerary or morenformation on this wonderful trip.

GREENWICH ELK’S AUXILIARY CRAFT FAIR Saturday March 2nd —from 9-2 (RTE

0 & Bulson Road) –FREE ADMISSION. Need a special gift? We have over 40 Vendorsisplaying; we have vrafters from Queensbury, Hartford Ballston Spa and more. Products that

re “Made in the USA;”stained glass, jelly & jams; jewelry, goat milk products, glassware,andles, fleece wear, wood products, pottery, doll clothes, painted slates, aprons, cards, etc.

Raffles-something for everyone. Snack bar all day-donuts, coffee, cupcakes, brownies, chiliogs, pizza and more. Info: [email protected].

FISH FRY FIRDAY: Fort Ann Volunteer Fire Company.Through March 22nd we will be doingFish Fry every Friday night. It starts at 4pm and goes until 7 pm. There will be fish, scallops,

lams, shrimp, chicken fingers, mac and cheese and a dessert. You may eat in or take out. 518-39-8811 for more information.

ENJOY A HEARTY ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT BREAKFAST of regular or blueberry pancakes, eggs

(any way you want), sausage, home fries, French toast, regular toast, and coffee cooked just for youby the Northern Rensselaer County Knights of Columbus. Join us at the Hoosic Valley Rescue Squad

on Route 40 in Schaghticoke on Sunday, February 24th from 7:30 to 11:00 AM. Cost for adults is $7,children 6 to 12 is $3, and children 5 and under eat free. Proceeds will go to Cub Scout Pack 680,

shaping tomorrow’s leaders.The next breakfast on March 24th.

PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT- Attention Pickleball players. Wilton Recreation is hosting aPickleball Tournament at Gavin Park, April 27 and 28, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., for players 45 years of age

and older. Trophies and medals will be awarded. Registration begins January 16, in person or via“snail” mail (proof of age required). Tournament is double elimination, mixed doubles, men’s doubles

, and women’s doubles - one category per registration, please. Entry fee is $22.00 per person, whichincludes tournament polo shirt and light refreshments. Registration ends April 24. Any questions,

please contact the park office during regular business hours, Monday through Friday.

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THE TROY SENIOR CENTER located at 19 Third St. Troyinvites you to join us for one of our many up beat and fun exerciseclasses. The Troy Senior Center offers programs, services,

information, and assistance to Rensselaer County Seniors age 60plus. No membership fees to join and we are open Mondaythrough Friday from 8:30-3:00 Aerobics: Mondays, Wednesdays,and Fridays at 9:15 Exercise with Ellio: Mondays, Wednesdaysand Fridays at 12:30 in our fully equipped Gym: Weights,treadmill, elliptical, and much more stop by for a tour! Off siteprograms: Bowling Uncle Sam Lanes Mondays at 12:30 AquaAerobics Lansingburgh Boys and Girls club Wednesdays at 9:00

DAY TRIP TO FOXWOODS: The Moreau CommunityCenter, 144 Main St., South Glens Falls has planned a day tripo Foxwoods on Wednesday, February 27th. The deluxe

motorcoach will leave the South Glens Falls area atpproximately 6:30 AM, stopping for breakfas t along the way.Departure from the casino will be at 5:00 pm, with an estimatedeturn at 9:00 pm. The cost is $45 per person (whichncludes the driver’s tip). The casino bonus package includes a10 food credit or the full buffet and $10 Keno. If you wouldke to join us for this midwinter day trip, please call Jeanne

Gutheil at 518-792-6007.

BENEFIT DINNER: Saturday, February 23rd. MAC’s DINER at106 Broad Street in SCHUYLERVILLE will host a benefit dinner forThe Adirondack School of Northeastern New York. It will featurePENNE PASTA and will include your choice of marinara sauce or

meatballs and sauce, Italian bread, dessert, and beverage. It will beheld from 4:00 pm until 6:30 pm and is open to the public. Take outswill also be available. Cost: $9 for Adults; children under 10 - $5.Children under 5 - free. Info: 791-0092

COUNTRY ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING at the AmericanLegion on Clancy Street in Schuylerville Sundays February 24 from2-6pm each day. Everyone welcome. Casual dress. Info: 747-6687 or824-3719. Music by “Ole Time Country.”

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