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747-9535 • Fax: 747-9529COURIERThe Weekly Publication that means BUSINESS! • 13 Broad St, Hudson Falls, NY 12839 • email:[email protected]

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A RALLY FOR THE CURE ® EVENTJuly 18, 2015 – Cronin’s Golf Resort is celebrating Rally for the Cure’s 20 th

Anniversary with a special women’s only golf event on July 18, 2015. Rally hasbeen a valued partner of Susan G. KomenTM since 1996. Its volunteer organizedgolf, tennis and social events work to educate women about breast cancer andremind them to get their annual screening. Since 1996, Rally events have engagedover 2.5 million people in the fight against breast cancer, generating more than $77million through fundraising activities for Susan G. Komen.“We are so grateful for Rally’s 20 years of support,” says Nancy G. Brinker, Founderand Chair, Global Strategy Susan G. Komen, “This partnership, all the volunteerswho have hosted events, and the millions of people who have been Rally participants,have been instrumental in our mission to end breast cancer forever.”Cronin’s Golf Resort has 128 participants annually registered for the Rally eventand this is their 20th Anniversary Rally as well. The day’s activities will consist oflight breakfast, 18 hole golf tournament, dinner, silent auction, and much more.Prizes will be awarded to the 1st – 5th place teams, of the event and eachparticipant will receive a goody bag with important breast health information, aspecial 20th Anniversary Rally pin and a subscription to a select Condé Nastmagazine such as SELF , Golf Digest and Bon Appétit .“We are very honored to have Cronin’s Golf Resort celebrate our 20 th

Anniversary year,” says Diane Perillo, Program Manager, Rally for the Cure. “Thesuccess of Rally is attributed to thousands of Ambassadors who have volunteeredto support this cause by hosting a Rally at their clubs. Their enthusiasm, energyand support are paramount in helping Susan G. Komen fund breast cancerresearch and community outreach programs.”“We are thrilled to host a Rally event to honor this special milestone. The event isa fun way for us to bring together our members and the community to support animportant cause while playing a sport they are passionate about,” says Jamesand John Cronin.

Rally is run by Condé Nast and is based in Wilton, CT. For more informationabout hosting a Rally event on your own call 1.800.327.6811 or visitrallyforthecure.com.

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SEEKING RURAL HOMEFOR RENT Mature coupleseeking rural property for rentor lease purchase. Old farm-house, fixer upper or mobilehome ok. Must be pet friendlyand horse friendly is a big plus!Please call or text 518-253-4756 or email [email protected]

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METTAWEE RIVER THEATRE COMPANY ANNOUNCES TOUR DATES FOR ‘OUT

OF THE PAST: CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF THE METTAWEE JOURNEY’ Perfor-

mances will take place at outdoor venues in upstate New York and nearby Vermont and Massa-

chusetts, and are scheduled from through July 21 (schedule attached). The production will

include scenes and songs from four decades of Mettawee productions. There will be appearances

by Aristophanes’ gluttonous dung beetle, as well as Brecht’s forlorn lovers in THE CAUCASIAN

CHALK CIRCLE . The world will be created on the back of a turtle; the great Irish sea god

Mannanon will declaim the tragic tale of Phaedra; and Grandmother Earth will send Nanabozho off

to get the world ready for humans, Archy the cockroach and his lowly associates wil l share memo-

rable moments from their illustrious careers, and two long lost brothers will be reunited in

VALENTYNE AND ORSON . All these encounters will incorporate an abundance of Mettawee’s

signature masks, puppets and giant figures.

According to Mettawee Artistic Director Ralph Lee, “These headstrong characters have been

clamoring to be let out of their boxes for another fling in front of their fans, so I finally decided to let

them have their way. Here goes! I take no responsibility for their behavior.” For more information

about the Mettawee River Theatre Company, including a full schedule of this summer’s outdoor

tour, visit the company’s web site at www.mettawee.org.

NOMINATIONS ARE SOUGHT FOR POULTNEY’S 2015 ‘CITIZEN OF THE YEAR’AWARD Do you know someone who goes above and beyond the call of duty to enrich the Poultneyommunity in sharing their time and talents to it? Nominate your ideal Poultney citizen for the 2015

Poultney Area Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year award. Presented annually since 1990, theCitizen of the Year Award honors a resident citizen who has made major contributions to the better-ment of Poultney; has distinguished himself or herself through outstanding service to the community;nd who typifies the true spirit of service and self-sacrifice in representing the finest ideals of Poultneyitizenship. The 2015 Citizen of the Year will be recognized at a special Chamber of Commerce

eception in which all are welcome to attend.Nominations are accepted in letter format. They should state the name, address and phone number of he citizen nominee, a biographical sketch of the nominee and provide supporting testimonials. Nomi-ation letters should also include name, address and phone number of the person submitting in case the

Chamber’s Citizen of the Year Committee need additional information about the nominee. Recipientseceive the award one time. Submission of nominations must be received NO LATER THAN

Thursday, July 30th. They should be mailed to “PACC Citizen of the Year”, c/o Cartref TaidGrandfather’s House), 60 Norton Avenue, Poultney, VT 05764-1029. For information and names of ast recipients, please visit the website link of Poultney Area Chamber of Commerce at: http://

www.poultneyvt.com/residents/citizen-of-the-year/ - [Click on “RESIDENTS” on the Chamber’somepage menu bar.]

For additional information about Poultney Area Chamber of Commerce, one may contact the Cham-er by telephone at (802) 287-2010, at their office in the Stonebridge building on Beaman Street, or by

heir email: [email protected].

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CASH: For crank phono-graphs, early 78's,

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BEER OR WINEFERMENTING TANK500 gallon stainless steel

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custom made lid, removeablecastors, rotating water filleror cleaning feature. $2500.

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HIGHER CASH PAIDFOR COINS, jewelry, gold,

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

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

IREWOOD FOR SALE:full cord, local, unseasoned

Hardwood, cut and split. 518-92-2109

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$12,999

2008 DODGE DURANGO

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OUT OF COUNTY BUYER

WANTS A FARM!Reasonablly priced. Call Al atBryce R.E. at 518-441-4353.

NYC BUYER WANTSWATERFRONT HOMEOR CAMP. Good price.Call Al at Bryce R.E.518-441-4353.

HEDGES LAKE LOT FORSALE: 10' dock space in-cluded on water. $19,000.518-858-2786.

NOVENA TO ST JUDETo St Jude, Holy St Jude,Apostle and Martyr, great invirtue and rich in miracles, nearkinsman of Jesus Christ, faith-ful intercessor of all who in-voke your special patronage intime of need. To you I haverecourse from the depths of my heart and humbly beg, towhom God has given suchgreat power, to come to myassistance. Help me in mypresent and urgent petition, inreturn I promise to make yourname known and cause you tobe invoked. St Jude pray for usand all who invoke your aid.Amen. Say 3 Our Fathers, 3Hail Marys and 3 Glory Be to

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BAND SAWNAIR DRIED

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

dried HardwoodFlooring in Oak,

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leave message.

DRUMMS SAWMILLKiln Dried Rough Cut

and Planed lumberin stock.

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

Hrs: M-F 8 am-4:30 pm;Sat. 8 am-3:30 pm

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We now accept allmajor credit cards!

EXCAVATORFOR HIRE:

with rotary brush cutter;22 ft reach. Mowing andbrush cutting of ponds,steep hills, embankmentsand roadways. We alsohave multiple versatile

bush hogging and brushcutting equipment for all

your needs.Broestler BrushCutting

LLC.Easton, NY

Fully Insured.Free Estimates.

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HOT WATER HEATERNew in 2010. Excellent work-ing condition. $175 Call 518796-6682.

ENCYCLOPEDIAAMERICA

Full set with all the annualsfrom 1957-present. Asking$200 Call 518 642-2783

ZOO OPENED!Small, family owned Zoo at6601 State Route 149Granville, NY, featuring BabyZebra, Kangaroo, Parrots, 5species of Monkeys, Goats andMore! $10 admission. JUNGLE EXPERIENCE

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1995 DODGE DAKOTA

FOR SALE: 4x4. Needs re-pair or replacement. $800.518-369-8560

4 BMV Wheels & Tires, 225/

40/18. $4004 Chev 1/2 ton Wheels &Tires, 265/75/16. $400

Hard Top for 94-04 JeepWrangler, $400518-638-6575

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Scrap Metal or AppliancesAlso: We buy & pickup scrap

cars.518-695-6757

LOOKING FOR A LITTLEHELP CLEANING YOURHOME? Look No More. CallT e r r y : 5 1 8 - 6 9 5 - 6 1 7 7Any Time.

BODYSHOP HELPWANTED

Experienced with tools only.Entry level and start to finish

needed. Call John at A-1Autobody, Hudson Falls, NY

518-796-0909

FREE VENDOR SPACE ,Outside at Gristmill AntiqueCenter for entire summer onweekends, call for more infor-mation, First come first serve.(518) 663-5115

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Greenwich, NY 518-692-9601

INSURANCE WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU:

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Years of Experience

• Locally Owned

SLATE WANTED: Used slateon or off the building. Also newand used slate for sale. Call 802-265-3200.

CASH: For crank phonographs, early 78's,cylinder records, parts.

Call 798-5612

FOR SALE, 1998 Harley 883Sportster 1200 kit, very goodcondition, 5,700 miles, cherryblack, single seat, 3,500obo..Also 1199 Ford MustangGT, V8, standard, convert.,leather interior, excellentshape. 5,500.OBO...Also2004 Hyundai Tiburon stan-dard GT V6 6 speed. verygood shape 3,700. OBO. Con-tact 802-442-7317.

HELP WANTEDHair Stylist/Booth Rental

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Antiques purchased orconsigned. WANTED:

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621 Hoosick, NY

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HARDWOOD FOR SALE.Call

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CDL A AND B DRIVERSNEEDED: Driver should livewithin 50 miles of Hoosick Falls, NY 12090. Driver needsto be dependable. OTR driv-ers and Local drivers wanted.

Enhanced license and TWICa plus but not needed to ap-ply. Call Bill for details: 518-686-5411

TIRES FOR SALECar, Truck, Dump Truck,

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CHRIS CONNOLLY421-3608 753-4542

OR SALE: ArtisanoHighlights brown leather sofa,hair, ottoman. Excellentondition, used for guestouse furniture. No pets andmoke free, Paid $6,000, asking2,500. Call 518-321-873.

2001 VW BEETLE100,000 miles; good condition;

new tires. $4000. 518-260-7832.

ERBE TENT RENTALStables, chairs, food chest,

lights, and tent sides.Andy @ 469-3048Art @ 791-4562

FOR RENT:LAKE GEORGE CABINS

Dunham’s BayLake Access.

Boat?518-793-5472

IF YOU LIKE COUNTRYMUSIC...

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COUNTRY ROUNDAND SQUARE

DANCING at theAmerican Legion on

clancy Street,Schuylerville Sunday,

July 26 1-5pm. Music bythe Countrymen.

Everyone is welcome.Casual wear. Info: 518-638-8905 or 824-3719.

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ON THE FARM by Andy Manne

This week’s ag report issponsored by:

WHAT TUNE WILL MOTHER NATURE BE SINGING THE REST OF JULY AND AU-GUST? Two great truths underpin any seasonal weather outlook. First, there is nearly always acaveat. Second, there is always an exceptionThis summer, the caveat hinges on whether thecurrent El Niño can gain a foothold andstrengthen. In its current weak state, mild tem-peratures with normal to above-normal precipi-tation could settle across the Corn Belt through-

out July and August. Should we get into a strongEl Niño as the European Model suggests (whichis not 100% certain at this stage), we would in-crease temperatures further and make it quitea bit drier. Even though a warm and wet Julywould seem favorable on the surface for cropproduction, forecasters say the timing of such a shift would bring some concern about excessiveheat during corn pollination. Also concerning would be much higher pest populations in light of thewarmer spring. If El Niño doesn’t gain any signif icant momentum, most forecasters agree it couldbe another nice summer for many farmers.Other forecasters, including Pete Pastelok with AccuWeather, are looking at areas where therecould be increased weather volatility this summer. For example, Pastelok says the overall tornadocount should increase from 2014, and he’s predicting more 90° days than in 2014 for the Northeastand mid-Atlantic regions.The overall hurricane threat shouldn’t be as worrisome, however. TheNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) says three to six named storms couldreach hurricane status (winds of 74 mph or higher), with up to two of those storms reaching Cat-egory 3 to 5 (111 mph or higher). NOAA says the chance of a “below normal” hur ricane season is70%. Many eyes are still watching for potential drought relief in California, too. But most forecast-ers are not overly optimistic that relief will come at this time.From a marketing standpoint, an international weather wild card could get the bulls running.That’sbecause China and Brazil are also facing weather challenges. In Brazil, the second crop might have

lower yields because rainfal l was the highest in more than 25 years, with below average tempera-tures. In China, farmers faced the wettest spring in the past five years with planting delays in theJilin region (“the Iowa of China corn”).If they didn’t plant a cooler or wetter variety corn, they willlikely have lower than expected yields come August.To learn more about how Weather Trends 360 works and access weather tools, visit http:// www.FarmJournal.com/weather

ANNUAL CARDBOARD BOAT RACES- Saturday, August 8th, 8am - 3pm (rain date August9th) Fort Hardy Beach, Route 29, Schuylerville. New this year, Firefighters Challenge Race. Hudson

Crossing Park presents a family fun day that’s free for spectators. Races 1:00 – 3:00 pm. Bestphotos opportunities 12 - 2pm. On-site registration and construction for competitors is open from 8

– 11:30am. More information, rules, online pre-registration discounts, and cardboard boat buildinglinks are available at www.hudsoncrossingpark.org. This event is sponsored in part by the Erie

Canalway National Heritage Corridor, NYS Canal Corporation, Schuylerville Chamber of Com-merce, GE and Stewarts Holiday Match.

RODNEY BENTLEY: THE POWER OF ART AND SPIRITNorth Country Arts’ 2nd Floor Gallery in Glens Falls City Hall begins its summer season with anxhibition of charcoal and graphite drawings by South Glens Falls resident Rodney Bentley. The

Bentley exhibit runs through July 31. A reception is planned for Thursday, July 16, 5-8 pm. Theeception is open to the public; everyone is invited to attend. A percentage of art sales will be donatedo “Steps for Stroke” foundation. Rodney is a Board member of the Southern Adirondack Indepen-ent Living (SAIL) Center and of Steps for Stroke. Prints of his drawings are available fromineartamerica.com, but if you’re interested in seeing his prints or in making a purchase, visit Thepot, have lunch, a cup of great coffee, talk to Rodney, and view his prints. He sells them at his table.

You can purchase his artwork at the June 29-July 31 2nd Floor Gallery exhibi t.

WANT TO BUY A COPY OF YOUR OLD GREENWICH YEARBOOK? Have you lost yourGreenwich High School yearbook? Did you not buy one when you were a senior and now wish you

ad? Well, you are in luck. The Greenwich Yearbook Committee has been cleaning out the storageoom and are now offering to sell the older yearbooks we have in stock for only $10.00 each. Not allears are available, but we do have a few copies of the following years: 1988, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1996,000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014 and 2015. Some of those yearsave only one or two copies. If you would like to purchase a yearbook, please contact Jean Wilbur in

he High School Main Office at 692-9542 ext. 6300 or [email protected]. Checks for $10.00made out to GCS Yearbook or cash will be accepted. The books will be sold on a first come, firsterved basis.

ATTENTION BOWLERS- The Rensselaer County’s Troyenior Center has a bowling league that meets every Monday at2:30 pm at the Uncle Sam Lanes, 600 Fulton Street in Troy.

Bowling is an enjoyable and affordable exercise All beginnersre welcome. Don’t miss out join today! Call the Center at 270-

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PARK AND MUSEUM in the Hamlet of Shushan, NY. is the

perfect spot for a special day. Whether it is an outdoor wedding,a concert, or a casual picnic, this is the place where memories

are made. Contact Coordinator, Wendy Bordwell @ (518) 854-3773 or [email protected] Leashed Pets Welcome.

July 16, 2015 @ 7:00 PM: “Caffe Lena on the Battenkill”Concert Series presents Harpeth Rising” Female Folk Trio per-

forming Newgrass, Rock and Classical in the Georgi on theBattenkill Community Room. Tickets ($12) available at

brownpapertickets.com. Limited seating. For more informationcontact Coordinator, Wendy Bordwell @ 518.854.3773 or

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CHAIR YOGA- Yoga is a stress reliever. It improves balance,

flexibility and strength. When combined with light weights, whereappropriate, it can be even more beneficial. It’s free, it’s fun andthere is no obligation. Wear loose clothing and let’s stretch andrelax! Classes are on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10:00 am,you may join at any time. It’s a mind and body rejuvenation. Yogais something people of all ages and abilities can come togetherand do. If you have any questions, or would like to join us forlunch after exercise, please contact the center at 279-3413.

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OVER NIGHT TRIP: Old Saratoga Seniors are planning an overnite trip to Mystic-Essex Connecticut on 9/24 & 9/25. Dinner, Breakfast and Lunch are included with stay

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member, Dick Campbell. Active for over 30 years, the band is composed of talented musicians fromnot only Washington County, but Warren, Rensselaer, and Saratoga counties and many parts of Vermont as well. The band is currently under the direction of Geoffrey Gee. The WCB has a variedepertoire consisting of marches, show tunes, ballads and big band medleys. All volunteers, the bandomes together for practice weekly from April through August. It averages eight concerts at differentocations each season and has become a

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GENEALOGY AND LOCAL HISTORY: Heritage Hunters of Saratoga County will meet on Saturday, July 18th, at 1pm at theTown of Saratoga Town Hall, corner of Rt. 4 and Rt. 29 inSchuylerville. Susan Voso Lab, costume and textile historian, willhelp date “mystery photos” in family history collections by analyz-ing the clothing worn in the pictures. Susan was associate profes-sor in the School of Art at Bowling Green State University in Ohio.She is an expert on the identification and preservation of clothingand has taught courses on the management of museum collections.Those attending should bring photos an hour before the start of the

regular meeting, if the photographs require scanning. Public is wel-come. For information call 518-587-2978

ERIE CANAL AND HERKIMER DIAMOND MINE TRIP

Join the Town of Pittstown Seniors (TOPS) We will be limited to

25 people for this trip – Includes surface mine (keep what youfind), museum & shop the diamond retail store. On to a lunch at

Waterfront Grille for a Buffet (not all you can eat) with Ham &Turkey and a lot more wonderful items. After lunch we board the

boat for a narrated “Lock-Through” cruise on the Erie Canal. Let’snot forget browsing thru “Gems Along the Mohawk”. August 13,

2015 leaving from Tamarac Plaza at 7 a.m., Price $54, for moreinformation contact Sylvia at (518) 478-3338.

SAVE VAN NEEDS DRIVERS: One of the finest initiatives

offered by the Salem Courthouse Community Center is thetransportation opportunity provided by the SAVE (Salem Area VanEndeavor) van. The van makes runs to area grocery stores twice

a week: Hannaford on Tuesday morning and Price Chopper onThursday morning. The first Monday of each month, the van

travels to Walmart to provide passengers additional shoppingopportunities. This service is open to anyone in the Salem area

with transportation needs and is offered at no charge. Many areasenior citizens have come to depend on this service. No special

driver’s license is required but a clean driving record is. The vandriver’s insurance is provided by SAVE. Anyone wishing to

volunteer some time to support this wonderful initiative shouldcontact Donna at the CCC: 518-854-7053.

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GREENWICH INTERFAITH GOLF TOURNAMENT on August 7 at theBattenkill Country Club, Greenwich. The tournament benefits the trans-portation program in the Greenwich area which affords people the op-portunity to get to shopping or to medical appointments, and to assistwith other needs of the community. MANY prizes donated by various golfcourses, companies and individuals. The top prize again this year will begolf for 4 at an exclusive golf club in Atlantic City, along with overnightaccommodations! Other prizes include golf from Sagamore, Hiland,Saratoga Spa, Windy Hill, Kingswood, Battenkill, and Saratoga Nationalto name a few. For more info or to register call 518- 692-2198. The costto play is $80 per person for non-members and $65 for Battenkill CCmembers. If you would like to be a Major Sponsor or be a Sponsor for atee or golf cart sign, or to simply make a donation to Greenwich InterfaithFellowship, Inc. please send it to the treasurer, Margaret Roberson,2 Pine View Drive, Greenwich, NY, or send it to Greenwich Interfaith atP O Box 124, Greenwich, NY 12834.

AL FRESCO – A FABULOUS DINNER UNDER THESTARS. On Saturday, July 25, Salem Courthouse CommunityCenter celebrates its 13th Al Fresco Dinner. This popular event isa quality experience that comes together as a result of a dedicatedbroad community effort. Each July, people from near and far gatherto celebrate all the good this r ich agrarian region has to offer. At 5pm, folks start to assemble on the side lawn surrounded by majestichills and verdant countryside. Crisp white tents radiate from thehistoric old building like spokes protecting linen-covered tables lush

with local flowers and charmingly mismatched china.While sipping wine and reaching out to friends, guests enjoy asumptuous selection of local artisan cheeses. Widely knowncreameries including 3 Corner Field Farm, Argyle Cheese Farmer,Consider Bardwell Farm, Cabot, Longview Farm and Sweet SpringFarm provide the assorted cheeses for which this event has becomesynonymous. Cheeses made from cow, sheep and goat’s milk areoffered on 3 large tables enhanced by glorious large-scale floralarrangements. The popular Roadhouse Rhythm and Blues Bandwill lure dancers to their feet with their horn-driven sound. Gracefullarge-scale sculpture on loan from artists at Salem Art Worksprovides points of interest on the side lawn. This year’s Great Hallexhibit will focus on the Civil War in keeping with the many eventscommemorating the 150th anniversary of the end of the war. Ahighlight of the evening is the annual procession of the MettaweeRiver Theater Company, charming guests with their whimsicalcreatures large and small.Throughout the evening, guests have the opportunity to bid on anamazing assortment of goods and services on display in our YouthCenter/Activity Barn. Artwork, jewelry, Telescope outdoor furnitureand restaurant gift certificates are but a few of the 100 plus items

available. The Al Fresco Dinner has evolved into the most importantfundraising event for the Courthouse each year. Over 200volunteers donate their time and energy to “make it happen”! Pleaseconsider joining us in July to experience this wonderful celebrationof good food and community yourself. The $60 tickets will go onsale Monday, June 1 at 9 am. Be sure to purchase your ticketsearly to ensure your place at a table. For additional information,please contact the CCC at 518-854-7053.

11TH ANNUAL AMERICAN LEGION RIDERS JIMQUACKENBUSH RUN Saturday August 1 at the AmericanLegion Post 574 72 Pearl Street in Hudson Falls, NY. Register at9-10:45 am Ride starts at 11am. $20pp or $35 cpl. Food, prizes,games, raffles. Info and to pre-register: 518-747-9891 or 361-6410.Camping on the grounds, space available.

SEASONS OF THE BATTENKILL ART EXHIBIT- Seasonsof the Battenkill, an exhibit of regional artists inspired by theBattenkill Valley, opens at Gardenworks on July 19 with a freereception from 2:00-4:00 pm. The artists-- Elizabeth Cockey, AnnDiggory, Judy Ellers, Tom Kerr, Leah McCloskey, Catherine

Minnery and Bob Skinner--will be on hand to discuss their workand the beautiful landscape that inspires them. The show featuresfamiliar scenes of covered bridges, landscapes, farm animals andlocal architecture painted in oils, pastels and watercolors, as wellas a few sculptures. The reception coincides with the annual OpenStudio Tour in Washington County.

POLO AND CLASSIC CARS: The Salem Volunteer Fire De-partment Inc. will be sponsoring a combined Polo match and aclassic/antique car fund raising event to be held on Saturday Au-gust 1, at the Surya Polo Club at the intersection of NYS Rte 29and Christie Rd in the town of Greenwich, NY 12834. The carevent will start at 11am and the Polo match will start at 4pm witheverything being done by 5:30pm.All car entrants will go through Crystal Burch at 518-926-9829 oremail at: [email protected] for any and all info. Surya PoloClub will be putting the Polo match together. There will be hotdogs, hamburgers, and cold drinks for sale-NO alcohol will be al-lowed on site. The cost to enter will be $10.00per person over theage of 12. If you have any questions at all contact: Steven SaundersSalem Vol. Fire Dept. @ 518-321-9430.All proceeds will go towards the construction of the new firehouse.

EVENTS AT THE GREENWICH FREE LIBRARYOngoing: Early Literacy:Wednesdays 11:15 July 1-August 5 Story Hour on the Com-mons at Food for KidsFridays in July and August 10:30-11:30 Regular Story HourLittle Learners is on Summer Vacation.Just For Fun:First Mondays—6:30—8:00 Le Groupe Francaise A short lessonfollowed by moderated French conversationTuesdays 6:30-8 pm The Knitters All ages and abilities wel-come.Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:30 – 9:45 am Osteo Exerc ise LEGO Club is on Summer Vacation/No July Boomerang Booksale.For more information about Summer Reading and to sign up, checkthe main desk.Monday, July 20 1-4pm Comic Jam with Ira Marks ages 9 and upCosponsored by the Greenwich Youth Center –Tuesday, July 21 4pm Tang Art with Naomi Meyer ages 6 and upTuesday, July 28 6:30pm animals with Howard Romack – all ages.

CAPTAIN J.P. CRUISE Rensselaer County’s Troy Senior Cen-

ter, 19 Third Street, Troy will be having a buffet lunch with theCaptain J.P. Cruise on Wednesday, August 19th. Boarding time

is 10:30am, sailing 11:00am, and returning to dock at 2:00pm. Youmust make your reservation and pay at the Troy Senior Center at

time of sign up. The J.P. boards at the foot of State & FrontStreets and a crew member will give you a parking permit. Call

the center for the price and more information at 518-270-5348.

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TOGRAPHY SHOW:North Country Arts invites photographerso participate in the Annual Juried Photography Show. The exhibi-ion will be held at Crandall Public Library in Glens Falls through

July 30. All photographers, amateur and professionals are wel-ome to submit two ready-to-hang photographs. Drop off is Thurs-

day, July 2 from noon to 8 pm at the Friends’ Gallery at CrandallLibrary. Members $15/Non-members $25 Questions, Call Jon at518-747-4464. Five $50 Juror’s choice awards will be presentedat the July 16 Saturday reception from 5-8 pm. This year’s juror isLinda Buerkley.

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million people in the fight against breast cancer, generating more than $77 millionhrough fundraising activities for Susan G. Komen.We are so grateful for Rally’s 20 years of support,” says Nancy G. Brinker, Founder

and Chair, Global Strategy Susan G. Komen, “This partnership, all the volunteerswho have hosted events, and the millions of people who have been Rally partici-pants, have been instrumental in our mission to end breast cancer forever.”Cronin’s Golf Resort has 128 participants annually registered for the Rally eventand this is their 20th Anniversary Rally as well. The day’s activities will consist ofght breakfast, 18 hole golf tournament, dinner, silent auction, and much more.

Prizes will be awarded to the 1st – 5th place teams, of the event and each partici-pant will receive a goody bag with important breast health information, a special20th Anniversary Rally pin and a subscription to a select Condé Nast magazineuch as SELF , Golf Digest and Bon Appétit .We are very honored to have Cronin’s Golf Resort celebrate our 20 th Anniver-ary year,” says Diane Perillo, Program Manager, Rally for the Cure. “Theuccess of Rally is attributed to thousands of Ambassadors who have volunteeredo support this cause by hosting a Rally at their clubs. Their enthusiasm, energy

and support are paramount in helping Susan G. Komen fund breast canceresearch and community outreach programs.”We are thrilled to host a Rally event to honor this special milestone. The event is

a fun way for us to bring together our members and the community to support anmportant cause while playing a sport they are passionate about,” says Jamesand John Cronin.

Rally is run by Condé Nast and is based in Wilton, CT. For more informationabout hosting a Rally event on your own call 1.800.327.6811 or visitallyforthecure.com.

COME TO THE CAMBRIDGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM’S SUMMERGARDEN PARTY- Mark Saturday, July 25, from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. on your calendar, and plan tocome to the Fourth Annual Garden Party sponsored by the Cambridge Historical Society & Mu-

seum. This event has grown in popularity as a wonderful way to spend a warm summer’s eveningwhile enjoying food, wine and soft drinks, exhibits, live music, a 50/50 drawing and raffles. If Mother Nature cooperates, as she has in the past, it will be a great way to sit in our beautiful gardenand relax with friends and neighbors. In the event of rain, we have two large wrap-around porchesas well as the Museum in which to party, as this is a rain or shine event. The cost for the evening isonly $15 per person and is a fund raiser for the Museum. If you’d like to come in old-fashioned,garden party attire, please feel welcome to do so. It will add to the fun of the evening. See youthere!

CHICKEN BARBECUE will be held at the Pittstown United Methodist Church Hall on Satur-day, July 25th from 4:00 p.m.to 6:00 p.m. Church Hall is located just off Route 7 in the village of Pittstown, NY. Menu: chicken, potato salad, baked beans, cole slaw, beverages and homemade pies.Eat in or Take out. Adults - $11.00; Children 5-12 - $5; Under 5 Free. Reservations Recommended— Call 518-753-4427.

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PARTY TENTSFOR RENT

Reserve Yours Now!Don't Be Left Out!

Also: Large cold food chests.Call 518-692-2028

10 CORDSSEASONED

HARDWOOD$50 Per Cord.Pickup at farm.

518-686-3219

WANTED, ANYTHINGWITH A SMALL EN-GINE, RUNNING ORNOT. CASH PAID FORSOME 518-753.0007 /

376-3807

MCGEOCH PICNIC 2015- The 120th annual McGeoch Picnicwill be held at the farm of Dick McGuire in Cambridge on Satur-

day, July 25, at 1:00PM. Main courses will be provided; familymembers are asked to bring a salad or dessert to share; please

also bring a chair for each member of your party. Contact LisaForkas at 518 382-1463 or [email protected] with any ques-

tions. We look forward to seeing you all!

FARMERS MARKET COUPONS- Rensselaer County’s

Everett Wagar Senior Center, Grafton, NY – Farmers MarketCoupons will be available beginning July 13, 2015. Coupons will

be distributed at the senior center you must come in to the centerto receive your coupons. Coupons will be available until our supply

is depleted. To be eligible you must show proof of residency of

Rensselaer County, be 60 years of age or older and meet incomeguidelines. Seniors receiving coupons MUST sign for themselves,and have not received coupons from another location. Only one

coupon book per household, also no waiting lis ts or advance signup. Coupon books will be distributed on a “first come first serve

basis”. For times coupons will be available please call the centerat 279-3413.

SCHUYLERVILLE ALUMNI BANQUET will be held on Aug.

1, at the American Legion, 6 Clancy St., Schuylerville. DJ will beHappy Days. Cocktail Hour: 6 pm; Dinner 7 pm Music and Danc-

ing 8 - 11. Tickets are $27 per person. Please mail your reserva-tions to PO Box 50, Schuylervil le, NY. Any questions, please call

Pat Temple 518- 331-2978.

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Sun 9-1 PM

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SUMMER OF SERVICE OPEN HOUSE- The Saratoga Na-

tional Cemetery Honor Guard Association would like to invite you tothe Summer of Service Open House being put on by the SaratogaNational Cemetery. All are welcome to attend: Tuesday July 28th2015, starting at 10:00AM – 12 Noon, At the Public InformationCenter of the cemetery. For information call 518-581-9128.

COUNTRY ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING at theAmerican Legion on clancy Street, Schuylerville Sunday, July19 1-5pm. Music by the Countrymen. No luncheon. Everyone iswelcome. Casual wear. Info: 518-638-8905 or 824-3719.

BUS TRIP TO YANKEE STADIUM- Notre Dame Visitation

Church is sponsoring a bus trip to Yankee Stadium on Aug. 23.s a fundraiser for renovations to the Church. Cost is $110 pererson which includes unlimited food & Pepsi products for thest five innings. Bus leaves Wilton Mall at 7 am. First come firsterve. Contact Pete Healy at 421-2956 for tickets.

GARAGE SALE: The Hartford Volunteer Fire Company Aux-iliary is looking for vendors to set up in the firehouse communityroom during Hartford ’s Annual Garage Sale Weekend on Au-gust 8th. Tables will be available for $20 each for the day.

There’s air conditioning and restrooms available. If interestedplease call Chris Jones at 632-5326 or 932-3409.

PLAN YOUR WASHINGTON COUNTY ARTISTS' OPENTUDIO TOUR, SATURDAY JULY 18 AND SUNDAY JULY9-For only one weekend every two years, Washington Countyrtists open their studios to visitors to experience their creativepace, view current and retrospective works, and enjoy conversa-on with the artists . A great adventure for those who want to peekehind the curtain of the artist’s life. That weekend is here! Start -ng at 10 AM on Saturday, July 18, visitors can selec t their begin-ing studio and spend the day until 6 PM seeing painting, photogra-hy, sculpture, ceramics and more. Then begin again on Sunday toee all 16 studios. And don’t forget the visitors' reception Saturdayvening from 7-8:30 PM at the Roundhouse Café, 1 Washingtontreet, Cambridge. It is a great time to have a glass of wine and anack, compare notes with other visitors and artists, and make plansor your Sunday tour. For the 2015 tour, eight new artists join eighteturning artists. The newcomers work in a variety of media: Ian

Creitz, photographer, Cambridge; Leslie Ferst, sculptor in clay,Cambridge; Ann Fitzgibbons, landscapes and iconography in oil,Easton; Karen Koziol, assemblage, collage and encaustic, Green-wich; Jeri Macdonald, oil, watercolor, ceramic, Cambridge; LeahMcCloskey, oil, watercolor and acrylic, Salem; Steve Sanford,woodcarving, South Cambridge; and Don Wynn, oil painting, wa-ercolors and woodcuts, Cambridge. Artists returning from 2013nclude: Clarence King, painting, Buskirk; Stephen Lack, painting,rawing and sculpture, Salem; Virginia McNeice, pastel and oil,

Greenwich; Will Moses, painting, Eagle Bridge; Leslie Peck, oil onanel and canvas, Greenwich; Gyula Varosy, wood, metal and stone,

Greenwich; Hannie Varosy, oil on canvas, acrylic on board andwooden sculptures, Greenwich; and Regina Wickham, ceramic,Cambridge. For more information on each artist and to view a se-ection of work and to download a tour map visit www.studiotour.org.

Or pick up brochure at local stores throughout the area or at thertists’ studios on Saturday morning.

HFCS CLASS OF 1970 –

45TH REUNION- On Satur-

day, August 8 at 12 noon, theHoosick Falls Central School

Class of 1970 is holding their 45th

class reunion. All class membersare encouraged to attend this

year’s reunion held at the home of Scott & Terry Areson’s at 56

White Creek Road, Eagle Bridge,NY. Everyone is asked to bring a

dish to share as well as their ownchoice of beverage. Paper

products, grilled meat, and IcedTea will be provided. Swimming

is available so bring your bathingsuit. This event is held rain or

shine. Please RSVP to BobCrowley at [email protected],

Scott Areson at 686-8807 or

[email protected], orLorraine Brownell at 686-7737 [email protected]. We

want to make sure all of ourclassmates know so please spread

the word!!

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