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TRI-COUNTY BRANCH WOMEN'S NATIONAL FARM & GARDEN will meet Wednesday,eptember 24, at 11:00 AMt the United Methodist Church, Main St, Hartford, NY. Rich Morris of Toadflax Nursery will be ouruest speaker. Host esses will provide lunch and as always guests are welcomed. Market table ideasre tools, kitchen gadgets no longer needed. Info: 518-584-4439

BAKE SALE, CRAFT SALE & SILENT AUCTION.Rensselaer County’s Troy Senior Center, 19 Third Street, Troy will be hosting a Bake Sale, Craft Sale& Silent Auction on October 16 & 17, 9 am to 12 noon. Buy home baked cooking at its best,wonderful craft pieces, and take a chance on winning something donated by our local businesses anditizens for our Silent Auction. All proceeds will go to help support the programs at the Senior Center.

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GREENWICH SENIORS CLUB The next meeting will be at noon, Wed. Sept. 3 at the VFW,Abeel Ave., Greenwich, NY. Members will bring a covered dish to share. Anyone age 55 or older

may become a member. Visitors are welcome.HOLIDAY PANCAKE BREAKFAST – The Salem Fish and Game Club on Route 29 in Saleminvites everyone to a Holiday Weekend Pancake Breakfast from 7:00 am to 11:00 am on Sunday,August 31st. Tickets will be sold at the door. For information, call Bill (677-3384) or Kevin (222-3448).

CAR WASH AND BAKE SALE- The North River United Methodist Church will be holding a CarWash & Bake Sale - Saturday, September 6 , 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at the North River VolunteerFirehouse 13th Lake Road, North River, N.Y. Cars $6.00 Trucks $8.00. Proceeds from this event willbe used toward building maintenance costs. Dan Freebern who has over 20 years of experiencedetailing cars will be overseeing the car wash. And, while you wait for your car to be washed getyourself a treat of homemade baked goods.

CLAM STEAM at Greenwich Elks Lodge 2223 Route 40 & Bulson Road September 6 noon til5pm. Only $40 per person. Includes clams, hamburgs, hot dogs, sausage peppers & onions, chicken,clam chowder, corn on the cob, baked potatoes. (Beer-3 kegs) Food served all afternoon. Add a 1-1/ 4lb lobster for only $10 more! Raffles• ull tabs• Funa all day long!. Advance sale tickets only, so callthe lodge at 692-2061 after 4pm and leave a message.

“AUTUMN BREEZE” SPECIAL DINNER. The Rensselaer County’s Troy Senior Center, 19Third Street will hold its monthly special dinner - “Autumn Breeze” on Thursday, September 18.Brian Zapel will entertain us beginning at 11:00 am. The noon menu will be Spaghetti & Meatballs,Tossed Salad, Italian Green Beans, Grape Juice and Cake for dessert. Our wonderful completelunch is available to all seniors age 60 and older for a suggested contribution of $2.75. Call 518-270-5348 to make your reservations.

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STRAWBERRY FLEA MARKET sponsored by the BuskirkFire Department on Rt #67 Sept. 6th 9am-5pm and Sept. 7th

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DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM- Rensselaer County’s Troy Se-nior Center, 19 Third Street, Troy, will hold an AARP Driver SafetyProgram Class for senior citizens. The date is Thursday, October2, 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. This will reduce your car insurance by10%. The cost is $20.00 per person for AARP members and $25.00for all others. A delicious and nutritious meal will be served at12:00 Noon for a suggested contribution of $2.75. To register, callhe Troy Senior Center’s office at 270-5348 or s top in to sign up.

UNDAY PICNIC IN THE PARK- The Georgi on the Battenkilln Shushan NY is hosting a “Sunday Picnic i n the Park” on Sep-ember 14 from 4 pm to 7 pm. featuring The Kevin McKrell

Band . Kevin McKrell is a singer/songwriter, and a founding mem-er of the Celtic Bluegrass Band “The McKrells”. He has per-ormed in theaters, clubs and on festival stages across the Unitedtates, Canada, Ireland and Scotland. His songs have been re-orded or performed by artists from around the world includingThe Kingston Trio”, “The Furey Brothers” , “Hair of the Dog”,

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COUNTRY ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING: SundaySeptember 21st at the American Legion on clancy Street inSchuylerville. Dancing 1-5pm. Music by “Ole Time Country.”Everyone is welcome. Casual dress. More info: 518-638-8905or 824-3719.

THE PAINTINGS OF D. STEVENS BURGESS. The artworkf Salem artist, D. Stevens Burgess , is currently on display in theirst floor Benn Room of the Salem Courthouse Community Centernd will remain on view through the month of September. Stevens

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BINGO Every Monday, the Bennington Elks hosts bingo.There will be a $1,000 jackpot and 31 games for $13. Doors

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NEIL DIAMOND TRIBUTE. Rensselaer County’s EverettWagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY – willbe holding a Tribute to Nei l Diamond with Jeff Jarvis, on Tuesday,

September 16, at 1:00 pm. Come early and join us for a BakedFillet of Fish dinner at noon, a suggested donation of $2.75 forRensselaer County seniors 60 years of age or older, and $5.00for guests under 60. Contact the center at 279-3413, reservationsrequired.

MONTHLY BREAKFAST: Ladies Aux from the VFW post1938 Poplar Ave, Valley Falls will be starting up the monthlybreakfast Sunday Sept. 14th 8am-11am. Bake sale adn RADknives on sale. Menu consists of eggs, French toast, pancakes,sausage, bacon, juice, hash browns, toast, fruit, coffee and biscuitsw/sausage & gravy.

ANNUAL HAM DINNER : Johnsonville Squad located @ 4 RiverRd. will be having their annual Ham Dinner Sept. 21 4-6PM. Eatin or take out, menu consist of ham, mashed potatoes gravy, cornsquash, coleslaw, pickles and home pie. Adults 13 & up $10 children5-12 $5. Call Donna @ 753-7518 to reserve a ticket.

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REAL ESTATE OFFICE OPENS: Leon H Barkley Real Estate ispleased to announce the opening of their newest office at 124 MainStreet in Greenwich! .”This expansion will further sol idify the firm’sposition as the leader in southern Washington County while at the sametime bringing our professional real estate services to more communitiesin the area. Our success has been the outstanding customer serviceand attention to detail which has proved that those items are importantto our clients.” states Broker/Owner Leon Barkley “I am very happythat 2013 was a terrific year for us as the Capital Region MultipleListing Service listed our firm as the number one in the area and wehave continued to maintain our number one status through 2014 aswell” The new Greenwich office is located right on Main Street and isa further extension of the Cambridge office with a full-t ime and part-time staff attending to every detail in every real estate transaction.Please feel free to stop in and say “hello” to us in our new office or justcall for any kind of real estate assistance: (518) 692-8263.

THE OLDE SARATOGA SENIORS is looking for new mem-bers. Anyone age 55 and above are welcome. Meetings are the1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month at the Town Hall in Schuyler-ville. Fun times for all with trips, luncheons, entertainment andmuch more. Call Pat 331-2978 if any questions.

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ATTENTION SWIMMERS- The Rensselaer County’s TroySenior Center has a swimming program that meets every Wednes-day from 9:00 to 10:00 am with Joyce Forner leading. We arelooking for more swimmers and a volunteer Aqua Aerobics teacher.Swimming is probably the best exercise you will ever do for your-self. Join us at the Lansingburg Boys & Girls club and enjoy theheated pool and the wonderful company. Call the Center at 270-5348 for more info.

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THE BENNINGTON FREE CLINIC is held each Thursday starting at 6 p.m. This clinic is foruninsured people 18 years of age or older, who would otherwise fall through the cracks of our fracturedhealth care system. It is locat ed in the First Baptist Church at 601 Main St. Please call 802-447-3700for an appointment to be seen.

THE FOOD SHELF at the North Bennington Baptist Church is open every Thursday from 1:30 p.m.to 3:30 p.m.

BINGO: Every Monday, the Bennington Elks hosts bingo. There will be a $1,000 jackpot and 31games for $13. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and bingo starts at 7 p.m. The Bennington Elks is at 125Washington Ave.

MEDITATION AND SHAMBHALA CLASS - Tibetan Buddhist Meditation and Shambhala teach-ings will be offered by Maggie Bernstein, a retired psychologist, on the first and third Thursday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the "Left Bank" at 5 Bank St. North Bennington, VT For more info, call802-447-7065.

MEDITATION FOR EVERYONE SESSIONS IN BENNINGTON - Meditation for Everyonesessions are held Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Bennington Free Library. A $1 contributionis requested, if possible. Beginning and experienced meditators are welcome. Chairs will be available.If you wish to sit on a cushion, bring one. Sessions facilitated by: Randy Anselmo, Maggie Bernstein,John Hearst, Natasha Judson, Eve Pearce and Jane Schaeffer. For more information, call 802-447-0393 or contact [email protected].

ANNUAL BOOK AND BAKE SALE: The McCullough Free Library in North Bennington is planningtheir annual book sale and is seeking donations of adult and children’s books, DVDs, and CDs and LPrecords. Area residents can bring donations to the library during operating hours : Tuesday andWednesday 1 – 8, Thursday and Friday 1 – 6, or Saturday 10am to 2pm . No textbooks, VHStapes, Readers Digest books, encyclopedias or badly outdated non-fiction can be accepted. To makearrangements for other times to drop off donations, please cal l the library at 447-7121. The Book andBake Sale will take place at the McCullough Library in North Bennington from 9:00AM to 4:00PM onSaturday, September 13th and 10:00AM to 3 PM on Sunday September 14th.

Reflections: Of EternalYouthWhen I was a little girl, visits to my grandparents’ home were fullof magic. My Grandma Theresa and I used to sit at her dining roomtable in beautiful wooden chairs, side by side with our heads bent

over coloring books. She had a Barbie coloring book for me, which I adored—notbecause I liked Barbie dolls (in fact, I preferred GI Joes, thank you very much) butbecause I liked to color actual people rather than the cartoon characters in all of theother books. There was a battered old Royal Dansk cookie tin, chock full of dingsand dents and Crayola crayons for about as long as I can remember. And there was astack of coloring books to choose from, but Grandma always kept the Barbie bookset aside for me. There were many grandchildren to compete with, after all, and sheknew how important this particular book was to me. I was very adamant aboutcoloring the entire book, page by page, and she knew that I would have been crushedif any of the other kids had scribbled carelessly across the precious pages.

So we would sit there at that table and color at every opportunity. Grandma taughtme how to stay within the lines by first tracing the characters’ outlines with the tip of the crayon, and then shading within the outline with the tip slanted at an angle. Shetaught me how to pronounce the names of the colors, names like “Mahogany” and“Magenta,” “Chartreuse” and “Turquoise.” We deliberated upon important decisions,such as whether Ken’s hair should be colored with “Indian Red” or “Ultra Blue.” Wegiggled together like we were both schoolgirls, telling each other stories about eachpicture we colored until we had created a Barbie Universe of our own, in whichneither of us were too young or too old or too anything. We were just two girls withthe power of our imaginations fueling us through page after page of delight until oneday when, after we had finished our coloring and were sitting on the back deck, Icould not help but to grin up at Grandma from where I sat swinging by my hands fromthe railing. “Grandma,” I smiled, “I’m never gonna grow up. I’m gonna stay eightforever!”And she smiled back at me and said, “You know what? Me too.”

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From Susan’s Corner …fall happens here…There isn’t a soul around who can complain about not havinganything to do in southwestern New England. Especially inBennington County! I know this because I’m part of a group of volunteers who help out at these events. First we have GarlicFest held every year at Camelot Village. I hope everyone reading

this took the opportunity to participate in this great event last weekend! There isalways so much to see and do. If you didn’t make it this year be sure to go nextyear. Following Garlic Fest two weeks later is the annual three-day long BenningtonCar Show at Willow Park in Bennington with vendors, classic cars, entertainmentand good food. A month later you can enjoy Oktoberfest at Colgate Park, again inBennington, sponsored by the Norshaft Lions Club. This offers an entire dayfilled with music, great German foods, vendors and toe-tapping entertainment bythe Rymanowski Brothers from Troy, New York.…Speaking of fall…I have a beautiful ride into Bennington taking back roads. Iknow all the dogs and cats by sight who live along the way. I drive at a moderatespeed because of them and the wildlife I encounter. It’s so wonderful to seeseveral deer grazing in a field; a flock of turkeys walking through the tall grass; anerrant fox dashing across the road; a mother raccoon slowly walking from oneside of the road to the other with her young following behind in single file; andgeese, watching over their young keeping everyone “flocked” together. In anothermonth we will be picking apples and by October we’ll be drinking hot applecider!!The new smart phones make it so easy to stop and take pictures of these bucolicscenes to and from Bennington. Even videos! Yes, folks, fall really does happenhere!

POULTNEY AREA ST. DAVID’S SOCIETY’S6TH ANNUAL AUTUMN GATHERING OF THE CLANS WILL BE

HELD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21STn East Poultney – John L. (Jack) Wilson, Historical Researcher / Writer Will be Guestpeaker, By Janice B. Edwards. The Annual Autumn Gathering of the Clans event of Poultney

Area St. David’s Society, a 26th anniversary year Gathering of the Clans event, will beeld on Sunday, September 21st. Sponsored by Poultney Area St. David’s Society, theathering will be held at 2:00 p.m. that Sunday in the main floor fellowship hall of his-oric United Baptist Church, On the Green, East Poultney, Vermont (home church of theate famous George Jones, New York Times newspaper). The public is cordially invitedo join with the St. David’s Society. Dessert Social (Te Bach) will be held following therogram. Please bring a dessert to share. Coffee / Tea will be provided. The program willeature guest speaker, Mr. John L. (Jack) Wilson of Harvard, Massachusetts, an historicalesearcher / writer who is working on a book regarding several World War II members of

A Company, 112th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division who were killed by a Ger-man tank fired point-blank on their position in the town of Kommerscheidt in November944. A German explosive ordnance disposal team working in 2008 at a constructionite in the town found fragments of a World War II-era U.S. military boot. The remains

were eventually turned over to the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command for furthernalysis and in 2010 were returned to the United States. Jack’s uncle, John J. Farrell, Jr.,

was one of those fallen soldiers. Jack has been actively working to find and meet theamilies of the soldiers and helping them to bring closure to their lives. It is the life of nother of these soldiers killed, Sgt. Edward T. Jones, Jr. who was from Spruce Gum,

West Pawlet, Vermont, which brings Jack to the Vermont / New York Slate Valley region.gt. Jones’ remains were buried with full military honors in September 2010 in Our Ladyf Mount Carmel Cemetery in Granville, New York. While here, Jack hopes to meeteople who can share with him their memories or stories of Edward T. Jones’ life in thelate Valley with his friends, his sister Mary and the ir parents Edward T. & Mary (Whalen)ones, both in the West Pawlet community and in its schools as well as in Granville High

chool where he was schooled. John L. (Jack) Wilson grew up in New England and hasived in America’s Midwest and Far West during his professional career. He has workedor major multinational corporations leading international business development. He haspent years working in Germany and throughout Europe as well as Japan, China, and South-ast Asia.He lives today in Harvard, Massachusetts with his wife and family.The public is cordiallynvited to join with the St. David’s Society in welcoming Jack Wilson to this Valley and toearn more from him about his research and forth-coming book. There is no monetaryharge to attend this event. Free Will donations for historic United Baptist Church, East

Poultney, host site, will be gratefully appreciated.For more information contacts include:Helen Jones (802)-287-9729, Nancy Williams (518)-642-0709, and/or Jan Edwards802)-287-5744. One may also contact the Society by email at: [email protected] Area St. David’s Society, Inc. was founded in 1988 by Helen T. Jones and theate Eleanor (Evans) Williams McMorrow. It is a fellowship organization comprised of

many descendants of Welsh immigrant families of the Vermont / New York Slate Valley.Their heritages are primarily immigrant families from villages from North Wales be-ween the years 1840 to 1950. For more information, visit: www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ pasds/ . Poultney Area St. David’s Society, Inc. is member of Poultney Area Chamber of

Commerce, the National Welsh-American Foundation and the North American Festivalf Wales (formerly Welsh National Gymanfa Ganu Association).Janice B. Edwards,reelance writer, is co-founding officer of Poultney Area St. David’s Society and Slate

Valley Welsh heritage descendant. [email protected]. .

THE BENNINGTON ARTS GUILD (103 South Street) is a non-profit organization.Our mission is tofoster a sense of self-awareness as a community of artists. As an artist co-operative we are dedicatedto attracting public att ention to and providing a viable market for art s in the Bennington, VT area. Weafford space for local member artists and new, upcoming artists to exhibit their works. Many of ourformer members used the Guild as a "beginning" venue that enabled them to launch their own businesseswhile pairing with more established artist who mentored them. Our website is used as an additionalvehicle to help artists gain visibility. If you are interested in joining us, go to our website: http:// www.benningtonartsguild.org/members.html. Here you will be able to download the application bro-chure and read more about the Bennington Arts Guild.

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Perrywinkles Greenhouse4003 St. Rt. 40, Argyle, NY 12809(518) 461-7485

Tues.-Sat. 9-6, Sun. 12-4, Closed Mon.

Stop in to see our• Mums • Kale • Pumpkins

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ANNOUNCEMENT: ALL retail sales at Joe's New

& Used Furniturewill now be handled at his

160 Benmont Ave store only.The River street store will

no longerhandle retail sales.

COUNTRY ELECTRIC LLC Residential, Com-mercial, Industrial. Alltypes of wiring in-cluding service en-trances, backup genera-tors, new & rewiring of homes, offices, barns, motor controls, pools & Spas, electric heat, etc. Licensed Master Electrician, fully Insured, Free Estimates 518-642-2271

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FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Sev-eral cord, local, seasoned mixedhardwood. Cut, split. 518-695-

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WANTED: Standing timber,wood lots. Fully insured. Call518-692-2109

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FOR SALE: E State heavyduty, super capacity electricdryer. $150. 518-761-6901.

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SPECIALTY LUMBERTable tops, mantle pieces, rus-ic furniture stock. Select grade

hardwood lumber, includingbutternut, cherry, oak, ash,birch, etc. Call 518-494-2747.

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Dix Ave at the old HighwayDept. Open Monday 2-5 PM.

Call Stephanie(518) 499-1935

GARAGE SALE: Tools & Ma-terials of electrical, plumbing,heating contractor. Householdgoods. Saturday , September6 and Saturday September13, 9am-4pm each day. 652County Route 52 in Green-wich, New York. Call Ray 518-692-9754.

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BOW HUNTER SAFETY COURSE Salem - Registration deadline is September 3rd for aone-day Bow Hunter Safety Education Course to be held at the Salem Fish and Game Club onSaturday , September 20th starting 8:30am. Students must pick up a home study package in advanceand complete it before attending the course. Call Ralph (932-4802) for further information andregistration.

AND DONATED TO SAVE ENDANGERED OWLS! Some very generous people have offeredo donate 14 acres of prime habitat in Fort Edward to Friends of the IBA, a local nonprofit working torotect endangered Short-eared Owls and other at risk grassland birds and their habitat. The parcel isocated in the heart of the Washington County Grasslands Important Bird Area. Friends of the IBAFIBA) is asking for your help to raise $20,000 to cover costs of transferring the land and future

management costs. “We need to raise one third of that amount by September 1st to be able to close onhe property,” said FIBA President & Director Laurie LaFond. “Every contribution helps. This is anmportant first acquisition in our Land for Owls campaign.” Friends of the IBA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofitnd the first official New York State DEC steward of the Washington County Grasslands stat e areas.riends of the IBA was awarded a $5,000 grant from the NYS Conservation Partnership Program by

DEC and Land Trust Alliance in May. LaFond said the grant, funded through the Environmentalrotection Fund (EPF), will help advance the group’s mission to provide safe habitat for these beautifulirds and educate the public about them. Mail checks to Friends of the IBA, P.O. Box 82, Fort Edward,

NY 12828, or call (518) 499-0012 and leave a message. Visit www.ibafriends.org for more info!Note: The Washington County Grasslands is critical to the survival of Short-eared Owls, as well asundreds of other native birds and mammals.

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COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE!

SEPTEMBER 6TH 10am-3pmRoute 28N 8 miles East of Long Lake, NY

ATTENTION!Horseback Riders • ATV Folks

Snowmobilers

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Hunting• Fishing• All Outdoor SportsFor A tour call Rich at 518-638-8031 or Fred at 518-642-2273 or

Dennis at 518-624-2399or go to kempshallmtclub.com

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BOW HUNTER SAFETY COURSE Registration deadline is September 3rd for a one-dayBow Hunter Safety Education Course to be held at the Salem Fish and Game Club on Saturday,

eptember 20th starting 8:30am. Students must pick up a home study package in advance andomplete it before attending the course. Call Ralph (932-4802) for further info / registration.

CHAPMAN SEPTEMBER EVENTS TIED TO MUSEUM’S SUMMER EXHIBIT, ATTHE LAKE- Fall Luncheon, Monday, September 8 , 12:30 pm At the Fort William Henry Hotel. Ineeping with the museum’s summer exhibit, At the Lake, the Chapman 2014 Fall Luncheon will takelace in the Fort William Henry Hotel Dining Room and offer a vi ew of Lake George. The program

will feature Lynn Esmay, author of Lady of Yaddo; she will speak about Katrina Trask. A social hourwith a cash bar starts at 11:30. Lunch choices include: poached pear and grilled chicken salad;almon cob salad; and forest mushroom, spinach and goat cheese strudel. Cost is $40. Paid reserva-ons are required. Call: (518) 793-2826. Picnic at Lake George, Saturday, September 20, 1 to 3:30m At Wiawaka Holiday House, 3778 New York 9L, Lake George (1.5 mi. from Route 9). To wrapp our summer celebration of the Lake George experience the Chapman Museum is collaborating

with historic Wiawaka to offer a picnic lunch at the lake. Participants will explore the grounds of Wiawaka, play shuffleboard or croquet, and enjoy a lunch of sirloin, chicken salad or veggie sand-wiches, gazpacho, and dessert provided by Monahan Chase Caterers -- all packed in a picnic baskethey get to keep! Bottled water will be supplied, but picnickers may bring their own beverages if they

wish. As a bonus, they may take a cruise on the lake in one of several classic motorboat s that willull up to Wiawaka’s dock during the afternoon. Cost: $50/person; $90/couple. Paid reservationsequired by September 13th; call (518) 793-2826. Proceeds benefit the Chapman Museum and

Wiawaka Holiday House. The Chapman Museum is located at 348 Glen Street, Glens Falls, NY.Hours are Tues. – Sat., 10 am to 4 pm, and Sunday, noon to 4 pm; closed major holidays. Admissions $5 for adults, $4 for students and seniors, and free for children under 12. For more information, goo www.chapmanmuseum.org.

TREK FOR HOPE- Join in the autumn fun by participating in the TREK FOR HOPE, a fundraiseror the Haynes House of Hope. This annual event will be held Sunday, October 12 , 2014 at the

Village Park, Quaker Street, Granville, NY. Unique run/walk amidst the fall foliage of the NY & VTountryside over rail, country roadways, and a covered footbridge! Registration begins at 8am withhe 10K run starting at 9am; the 5K walk/run st arting at 10:30am; and the 1 mile kids run starting at:15am. Preregistration is $15, Day of Event registration is $20 and ages 18 and younger are $10.rizes will be awarded. The firs t 100 registrants will receive a T-shirt. For information or to registerlease contact Peter O'Brien at 518.321.9640 or [email protected]. Also, registration formnd information can be found on Facebook; look for Haynes House of Hope. All proceeds benefithe Haynes House of Hope. The Haynes House of Hope, located at 7187 State Route 149, Granville,

NY is a comfort care home for the terminally ill and their fami lies. The Haynes House of Hope is aonprofit 501(c)3 organization that relies on donations, grants, fundraisers and volunteers. Donationsre tax deductible as allowed by law . Please contact the Haynes House of Hope PR Director,

Karen M. Filkins-Sanders, at (518)642-8155 or by emai l at [email protected] withny questions.

TRAPPER & HUNTER SAFETY COURSES OFFEREDwill be offered on Sept. 27 from 8:00 – 4:00 at the Skenesborough Skete Club on County Route 9 inWhitehall. A Hunter Safety Education Course will be offered on Sept. 8 & 11 from 6:00 – 9:00 and

ept. 13 from 8:00 – 4:00 at the Skenesborough Skete Club on County Route 9 in Whitehall. Classizes are limited and you must pre-register and pick up manual at the Skenesborough Skete Club on

August 27 or Sept. 3 from 5:00 – 7:30.

UMMER MASTERPIECES AT THE COURTHOUSE- The Salem Courthouse Community

Center once again has the good fortune to be able to present 2 outst anding classical music events i nhe courtroom. Daniel Shulman, the concert pianist who organizes the LARAC funded chambermusic series each spring, has graciously offered to produce concerts in September to benefit theCourthouse music program. On Sunday, September 7 at 3 pm, Mr. Shulman will present a pianoecital for the music lovers. He will be joined by his wife, Kaori Washiyama performing on her violin,n Sunday, September 21 at 3 pm.The concerts will feature the music of Mozart, Beethoven,chumann and Schubert. Tickets are $20 each or both per formances for $30 and may be purchased

n advance by calling 518-854-7053 or at t he door the day of the performance.

CEMETERY TOUR - Come and learn more about t he history of Glens Fal ls and Queensbury, andhe people who came before us. The Annual Cemetery Tour at Glens Falls Bay Street Cemetery wille held on Saturday, September 27 . This is a joint project of the Chapman Historical Museum andhe Glens Falls Community Theater. As people walk through the cemetery at scheduled times, com-

munity theater players stand at gravesites and bring to life the stories of eight of our communityncestors. This event sold out last year, so we strongly recommend advance reservations. Walkingours are scheduled for 10am, 10:30am, 11am, 12 noon, 12:30pm, and 1:00pm. If you’d rather ride than

walk, we have two golf cart tours at 10:00am and Noon. New this year, we will have 6 and 8 passen-er golf carts. The cost is $10/person, $8/students, and a 10% discount for members. Call 793-2826or information or reservations, or e-mail [email protected].

CHICKEN AND BISCUIT DINNER- The Old Saratoga Reformed Church, corner of Pearl andBurgoyne Streets, Schuylerville, will host a Chicken and Biscuit Dinner on Saturday, Sept. 27. Serv-ngs will be continuous from 4:30 to 6:30 pm. The menu will include Chicken with Biscuits and Gravy,Mixed Vegetables, Cole Slaw, Cranberry, Assorted homemade desserts, and beverages. The cost fordults is $10; children 5-12 is $5; under 5 is free. Reservations (695-6638) are recommended, and

walk-ins are welcome!

LATE NIGHT SHOPPING EVERY 4TH FRIDAY IN SALEM- On the 4th Friday of everymonth, many Salem Merchants are keeping their doors open until 8 p.m., allowing customers theopportunity to Shop Local after work. To keep things interesting for both Merchants and Customers,a new theme chosen for each month. Friday August 22nd Salem Merchants will celebrate Corn in allits glory - offering up tastings of corn muffins, corn chowder, cornbread with honey, fresh corn andcorn pudding with maple syrup for Late Night Shoppers, with some stores also offering special pricingevents. Now in its 4th month, store owners say Late Night Shopping allows customers another oppor-tunity Shop Local and discover everything their home town has to offer! Visitwww.salemnychamber.com/member/events for more information!

MAKING STRIDES AGAINST BREAST CANCER - It’s not too early to start thinking PINK!This year’s Making Strides event will be held on Sunday, October 5 th , once again at the SalemCentral School. Our website is up and running so you can sign up yourself and or/your teams online atwww.makingstrideswalk.org/washingtoncountyny. Or go to Makingstrides.acsevents.org, enter thezip code “12865” and it will walk you through. Or click the link on our Facebook page” Washington

County Making Strides Against Breast Cancer” You can also start planning your team’s fundraisers!Get out and have a bake sale or a car wash or even a talent show, or any other number of ideas toraise money for your team for the fight against breast cancer! Let us know about your fundraiser,we’ll be happy to help you promote it! Check for updat es on Facebook under “Washington CountyMaking Strides Against Breast Cancer”. If you tell us about your fundraising event we will post it onthe website and our Facebook page. If you would like to join the planning committee, contact ourChairperson Cindy Goodsell of Salem (854-3969 or 796-6711) or by e-mail [email protected] If you have any questions, or need help with anything please contactCindy Goodsell at (854-3969) or by e-mail at [email protected]

HE SESSION OF STILLWATER UNITED CHURCH (PRESBYTERIAN U.S.A.) ISEXTREMELY EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THEIR SELECTION OF INTERIM PASTOR.REVEREND ALINE RUSSELL, D.MIN. OF ALTON, ILLINOIS will officially start servingStillwater United on August 25, and preach her first sermon on Sunday, August 31 , at the 9:30a.m. service. We are pleased to introduce her to you and believe that her pastoral and counselingexperience and spiritual gifts fit very well with the current needs of our church during this time of transition. She received her Doctor of Ministry degree from Union Theological Seminary in Virginiain 1977, specializing in Pastoral Care and Counseling, and has current licenses as a Clinical ProfessionalCounselor, including Pastoral Counseling and Marriage and Family Therapist. Aline was Interim Pastorat St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, Billings, Montana and previously worked with an interfaithcounseling center in St. Louis, Missouri, while maintaining a private practice in Alton, Illinois. PastorAline writes, “It is import ant for us to be open to people whose personal faith is different than ours.When they speak to us from their hearts, they might be for us in that moment the voice of God. Itbehooves us to listen.”

The search team said, “It has been exciting to become increasingly aware of the evidence that God’shand was at work to unite Aline with our congregation.” We look forward to having her here andinvite you to come to meet Pastor Aline at the 9:30 a.m. service on Sunday, August 24, 2014. This willbe the first of many opportunities to welcome her into our Stillwater United family and the community.Please join us!

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CRAP TIRE REMOVALCall for pick up or drop off ervice available. 518-686-621 Hoosick, NY

FIREWOOD FOR SALE:Cut, split, delivered. Seasoned

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