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CONCERT- On Sunday, June 9 at 7:00pm, Music from Salem’s Viola Seminar will perform a concertat Hubbard Hall in Cambridge NY. The Viola Seminar is an intensive week-long seminar for young

professionally-bound violists, led by Music from Salem director and violist Lila Brown, violist Leonard

Matczynski (director of the Apple Hill Chamber Music Festival), and pianist Marc Ryser. After

“visiting the room of their talent” in the magical atmosphere of the Brown Farm, they will present the

fruit of the week’s immersion at this concert at Hubbard Hall, which will include a premiere arrange-

ment of a Bach fugue for viola choir! Admission: Pay what you wish, so everyone can attend. Any and

all contributions are welcome. More info at: www.musicfromsalem.org or 518.232.2347

FIRST SUMMER PROGRAM- On Wednesday, June 12, 2013, at 7:00 p.m. the Cambridge His-

torical Society & Museum will host the first in a series of Wednesday evening programs for the

summer season. Barbara Baker, teacher and author, will speak about the writing of her “work in

progress”, a book about a woman and her children who were slaves of Abram VanTuyl in his house

on the Turnpike in Cambridge, New York. After much research Ms. Baker discovered through

documents that the woman’s name was Rachel and her children were Susan and Diane. Ms. Baker, a

graduate of SUNY at Albany, has taught in Mamoroneck, New York and Manhattan before teaching

in Cambridge. She has studied at the University of Vermont and Skidmore College and has been

recognized by the National Council of Teachers of English as a Teacher of Excellence. She continues

to write and her most recent publication was an article in “Hobby Farm Magazine”. Among othercurrent projects, she continues work on her book about Rachel. Ms. Baker believes that Rachel’s

story needs to be told. Please join us and your friends at the Cambridge Historical Society on June 12

at 7:00 p.m. Tours of the House will be conducted beginning at 6:00 p.m. and refreshments will be

served at the conclusion of the program. “Saving Our History” “Honoring Our Past”

LANDSCAPES OF WASHINGTON COUNTY- Green Bridge Gallery, located in the heart of the

Village of Cambridge, will open on June 14 with its inaugural show: “Landscapes of Washington

County by Matt Chinian”. An opening reception on the 14th from 6-8 p.m. will launch the show

WITH music by Athena Burke and light refreshments. This is the first show at The Green Bridge

Gallery, which is located in the historical Italianate building in the forefront of VARAK Park. Once

a newspaper print shop, the building’s high ceilings and industrial design set the stage for a unique

space in which visitors will enjoy viewing the exhibited art. Landscapes will run from June 14 – July

15, 2013. The gallery will be open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. and

Saturday from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. In addition to the exhibit will be a variety of other items for sale,

including jewelry, matted prints, cards and other art and fine craft items. Gallery owner, Meaghan

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would like to be considered please email a bio/resume and four digital images of your work [email protected]. The gallery is located at 13 West Main Street in the Village of Cam-

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COUNTRYFEST-The Schaghticoke Fairgrounds is excited to announce that WGNA will be cel-

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WGNA made their public announcement on air Friday, February 22nd. The star studded line up

includes Darius Rucker, Sheryl Crow, Easton Corbin, Mark Wills, Greg Bates and Joel Crouse. More

artists are expected to be added. The Schaghticoke Fairgrounds is located in Schaghticoke, NY and is

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OPEN HOUSE- June 08, 2013 Cambridge Balloon Festival - Open House at New Skete Monastic

Communities, Cambridge, NY - 10:00am - 4:00pm. Church tours at 11:00am & 1:00pm, New Skete

cheesecake bakery tour at 12:30pm, puppy socialization demo at 1:30pm, dog training demo at

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at 5:00pm, behind the IGA in town; buy desserts and the nuns’ cheesecakes. Monks of New Skete, 250

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LIGHT UP THE NIGHT- ireworks Display during the balloon festival. The fireworks will take place

on Friday evening, June 7. Best viewing is in the Cambridge Guest Home Park on South Union Street

(the site of the fireworks display formerly put on by the Cambridge Fire Department). The display

will be presented by Alonzo Fireworks and is sure to be a spectacular show! For details, visit

www.cambridgenychamber.com or call 518-677-0887.

COMMUNITY CITIZEN AWARD GIVEN- The Battenkill Conservancy (BkC) has announced

the recipient of its second annual Community Citizen Award for 2013. The award will be given to

West Hebron resident Joshua Levy. Community leader, environmentalist and business owner, Josh

Levy has been an important contributor to the well-being of the Battenkill watershed communities.

He is president and founder of The Phantom Laboratory, which since 1989 has developed andmanufactured high-precision phantoms and custom solutions for medical imaging and radiation

therapy fields. In addition to being a key employer in Washington County, his company has been

recognized by the U.S Department of Labor for its workplace safety and health program. The

company was one of New York States first to receive membership in the “Safety & Health Achieve-

ment Recognition Program” or SHARP. Josh’s commitment to the environment is evidenced by the

design and energy improvements that have been made to the laboratory itself including the building’s

passive solar design, maximum use of natural light and an on-grid solar energy system that produces

40% of the building’s electricity. Excess clean energy is sold back to the local electric company,

further reducing the C02 emissions generated by conventional electricity. The addition of a recycled,

carbon neutral wood pellet boiler enables The Phantom Laboratory to produce 80% of its building

and process heating requirements. Josh’s focus on the environmental impact of his company extends

to the work environment he provides his employees including over 41 acres of outdoor recreational

hiking, biking and snow shoeing trails. Being able to offer his employees the beauty of the Battenkil l

watershed is key to attracting and maintaining a talented and committed work force. Josh has

invested much of his time assisting those organizations that help to preserve and protect the area’s

natural resources including serving many years on BkC’s board. His hard work and dedication to BkC

and his continued service on the Advisory Board is key to the organization’s ongoing mission of

protecting and enhancing the Battenkill Watershed and made him a natural choice to receive this

year’s award. The Battenkill Conservancy Board of Directors created the annual Community Citizen

Award in 2011 to recognize a local resident whose contributions to civic, non-profit, artistic or

environmental projects have been beneficial to the Battenkill and thus to the community at large. The

award will be presented at the annual The Battenkill Runs Through It Beach and Music Festival on

Saturday, June 1st, at the Greenwich Town Beach.

13th Annual Balloon Festival Set to Launch,

June 7-9

Sponsors Making it Happen!CAMBRIDGE – The Cambridge community is gearing up for the 12 th

Annual Cambridge Valley Balloon Festival, set for Friday, June 7 through

Sunday, June 9, 2013. An outpouring of support from community

businesses and organizations is again responsible for bringing this

antastic event to Cambridge.

The Cambridge Valley Chamber of Commerce, organizer of the event, is

putting the final touches on the schedule of events and thecommemorative program. Latest information is available on the Chamber

website at www.cambridgenychamber.com. Schedules will appear in local

newspapers next week.

The Festival will again feature 10 hot air balloon pilots flying up to 15

different balloons over the hills of Cambridge, Jackson and White Creek

weather permitting). This year’s balloon sponsors include Ackley-Ross

Funeral Home, Baker Insurance Agency, Cambridge Guest Home,

Country Gals Café, Glens Falls National Bank, Paraco Gas, O’Hearn’s

Pharmacy, Schoolhouse Pizza, Team Tinkham Prudential Manor Homes

and The Eagle Newspaper. Welcome gifts for the pilots are sponsored

by Dee Dee Wilkie.

Traditionally, pilots carry a bottle of champagne in the balloon basket to

present to the owner of the property where they land after a flight.

Champagne for this year’s festival is being sponsored by Black Dog Wines& Spirits. The Opening Ceremony on Friday evening will feature music

by the Washington County Band and the introduction of all pilots and

heir sponsors. The ceremony is sponsored by Hoosick Tire.

Throughout the weekend, many events will be held to entertain crowds

between the launches and to showcase the Cambridge community. On

Friday morning, elementary students at Cambridge Central School will

enjoy an inflation demonstration, which is sponsored by the PTP. On

Friday evening, an amazing fireworks display will light up the sky, thanks

o Absolute Auto Credit, Anthem Sports – Tour of the Battenkill, Leon

Barkley Real Estate, Captain Maxson Post #634, R.H. Endee Electric,

Momma’s Restaurant and Southwestern Vermont Health Care. Robert

Wuagneux will entertain the crowd at the Guest Home Park from 7:30

p.m. until the fireworks begin.

During the day on Saturday, many events occur, including the First Balloon

Festival Car Show sponsored by the Cambridge Lions Club, hosted by

VARAK Park. Live performances by the Hill Country Cloggers and the

Tonebenders will be part of the Car Show, thanks to the generosity of

The Garden Shop, Happy at Home Pet Sitting Service, King’s Car Care

Center, Mark Pluta and Noble Ace Hardware.

On Saturday night, the “Taste of Cambridge” returns, sponsored by

Adirondack Trust Insurance and Cambridge Valley Machining. “Happy

Days Again DJ Service” will provide music during the Taste and during

he spectacular Moon Glow, sponsored by Cambridge Guest Home. Both

events are in the Guest Home Park.

On Sunday, the community bids farewell to this year’s pilots at the Pilot’s

Brunch, sponsored by Eagle Bridge Smoked meats.

For details on the times and locations of these events and other activitiesorganized by community groups, pick up a copy of the festival program,

which will be available during the week in various locations around the

area. There will also be a scheduled sent home with the elementary

tudents and you can always find information on our website,

www.cambridgenychamber.com.

FESTIVAL MERCHANDISE AVAILABLE

Postcards, t-shirts, hats, pins and other merchandise are being sold to

upport the festival again this year. The logo and which was created by

Meaghan Wilkins based on the photography of Owen Kelso is featured

on this year’s shirts and pins. Eight photographs were chosen and made

nto an 8 post card set. Prior to the festival you can purchase shirts at

O’hearn’s Pharmacy. Postcards can be purchased at Battenkill Books and

Deluge Design. Pins are also being sold at Deluge Design. Merchandise

s also available at the Chamber Office, 13 West Main Street (byappointment or chance).

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RHUBARB FESTIVAL- The third annual Rhubarb Festival atthe Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers’ Market is scheduled forFriday, June 7 from 3 - 6 p.m. Locally grown rhubarb stalksand plants sold. Information on how to grow rhubarb providedby Warren County Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners.Rhubarb recipes and website information distributed. Samplingsof dishes using rhubarb. Bring your favorite rhubarb dish for allto taste and win a prize. Rhubarb - Friend of Foe Music in theGazebo. Our committee has been hard at work sourcing out asmuch locally grown rhubarb as possible. If you have plants orcut fruit and would like to sell or donate to the festival, pleaselet us know. More information available by calling 466-5497 ore-mailing [email protected]



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

LUNCH, LEARN & PLAY FUNDING Plans are underway for the 2013 Lunch, Learn & Playummer enrichment program for area children at the Salem Courthouse Community Center. Theix week program will commence on Monday, July 1 and run through Friday, August 9. Oncegain, the children will have the opportunity to participate in the American Red Cross swimrogram offered at Lake Lauderdale each morning returning to the CCC for a healthy, nutritiousunch and an afternoon filled with stimulating programs. There is no enrollment charge for LL&P,nd the CCC is hard at work seeking the necessary funds to support this program. To raisedditional funds for Lunch, Learn & Play on Friday and Saturday, June 7 and 8, the CCC willost its second Salem Film Festival and Fashion Show starting at 7 pm. Chris Fronhofer andtudents from the Salem High School film club will premiere original short films. Following theilms, there will be a fashion extravaganza under the direction of the talented Suzi Thomas. Bothvenings will also feature a dessert auction as well. The proceeds from all events will support

Lunch, Learn & Play. The CCC is located at 58 East Broadway directly across from the school.

ENIOR TRIPS- OnJune 12 the Greenwich Seniors Club will ride on the Champlain Canal boatCaldwell Belle” south from Schuylerville. On June 19 the fair shuttle will take them to the top of

Willard Mountain for a picnic. Regular meetings on June 5 and 19 will not be held.

BACK TO THE 50’S- Dinner! Dancing! Silent Auction! A Rockin’ Good Time! Discountedckets are still available until June 15th for Music from Salem’s “Back to the ‘50’s” gala benefitarty which will be held on July 12 at 5pm at the beautiful DeVries Farm in Argyle, New York. Buton’t delay! Tickets are $59.95/person (or buy a table for 10 for $550) only until June 15th. Afterhat, the price will be $75/person. Visit www.musicfromsalem.org for details, or contact us [email protected] or 518-232-2347. Join us for a terrific fun-filled evening and support

Music from Salem!

GOLF TOURNAMENT- August 24 Cornell Cooperative Extension will be holding its 4th An-ual Golf Tournament and Silent Auction at Cronin’s Golf Resort in Warrensburg, NY. All pro-eeds from this benefit will be used to help financially support Cornell Cooperative Extension’sducational programs. A donation of $85 per person includes: green fees, cart, chicken barbecue,oodie bag, awards and prizes. The tournament will begin with registration at 9:15 a.m., followedy a shotgun start at 10 a.m. The tournament format is a 4-person scramble. Individual players are

welcome and will be placed within a team. New this year we will be offering at $1,000.00 putting

ontest and a $500.00 Price Chopper Hole-in-One contest. Pre-registration for tournament andarbecue is required by contacting Amy Sabattis at 518-623-3291 or 668-4881.

MASS AT HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH is Sunday is at 9:00 am. The Vigil Mass haseturned to Holy Cross on Saturdays at 4:30pm. There is a children’s Liturgy offered at Sunday

Mass to which all are welcome. Morning Prayer is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:30am.Wyler Rpbert Smith, son of Kelly and Mason Smith, will join our community through Baptism

n Sunday, June 9. There will be a Communion service on Wednesdays at St. Patrick’s at 8:30am.t. Patrick’s will hold it’s annual Strawberry Festival on June 16th from 1 – 4pm.

Father Condon’s Golden Jubilee will be celebrated at Holy Cross on June 9 with a Mass at 3 PMollowed by a reception for all on the lawn. A dinner will then be held in the church hall. Seatingor the dinner is limited and people need to sign up in church or contact Lonnie Rasmussen at54-9749 or Eileen Dashnaw at 854-9540 to reserve a place. Last year’s Parish Picnic was a greatuccess and people requested it be held annually. This year, it will be held on August 4th, after

Mass. Mark your calendars.

BRUNSWICK HISTORICAL SOCIETY OPEN Wednesdays 1 – 3 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m.3 p.m. Located in the historic Garfield School, 605 Brunswick Road, Troy and public is

welcome. We have an on-site extensive genealogy library available.For information call 279-4024

r view us at http://www.bhs-ny.org

NEW EXHIBIT- new exhibition opened recently at the Washington County Historical Society:tocking the General Stores in Washington County, New York, 1900 to 1950. Changes in trans-ortation are documented by period photographs and artifacts. Goods and services in the storesre discussed by local writers who also remembered or heard about railway and canal experiences.hipments made their way up the Hudson, through the Champlain Canal and north to Lake

Champlain or when heading south to Albany, Troy or New York City. Containers had improvedo accommodate larger numbers of goods and more efficient ways to dispense foods in the stores.

Options in 1900 now included wooden boxes, cloth bags, crates, barrels, kegs, tin bins, cans and,or home-use, scuttles and baskets. There was no light-weight cardboard, no corrugated cardboardoxes, few brown paper bags, to say nothing of plastic! Conveyances varied according to size,

weight, and distance which commodities had to travel. Locally, some general stores would takerders and deliver in a day or two. A wagon or cart with horse could be rented by an individual ormall business from a livery for local t ravel. Within the county, stagecoaches could carry travelersnd their baggage, smaller parcels, and some mail. By using both the canal and, later, the railroad,eneral stores provided necessary and desirable goods closer to home. Stocking the General Storess open to the public at no charge on Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:00 A.M to 4:00 P.M.hrough November. It is in the Heritage Research Center at the Washington County Historicalociety, 167 Broadway, Fort Edward, New York. For further information call 518-747-9108 ormail [email protected].

EED GIVEAWAY- As we approach the 2013 growing season, let us show our pride and plantWarrensburgh’s colors - blue and gold - in our landscape. Warrensburgh Beautification will be

iving away ‘Heavenly Blue’ Morning Glory seeds, the Town of Warrensburgh BicentennialFlower, in celebration of the 200th anniversary. The seeds were a donation by John ScheepersKitchen Garden Seeds. Seed packets with planting instructions will be available at the followingocations: Aloha Florist, Emerson Town Hall, Glens Falls National Bank, Lazy River Farms;

Nemec’s Sport Shop, Farm & Garden Center; Rebecca’s Florist and the Warrensburgh Museum of Local History. The Warren County Bicentennial Flower, Rudbeckia ‘hirta’, will also be availableo purchase at local garden centers. Gardens of blue and gold flowers and heirloom variety plants

will be judged and awards given by a committee of Beautification this Summer. Any questions,lease contact Teresa Whalen at 466-5497 or [email protected].

DAY CAMP REGISTRATION- Don’t miss out! Summer Camp registration is in full swing. Signp today and you can be assured that your child will be having lots of fun this summer in a safend friendly environment. Program runs June 25 through August 9; Monday through Friday, 9.m. to 3 p.m. Before and after program child care is also available. For additional information,lease call (518) 584-9455, or go online to www.townofwilton.com/gavin-park to downloadummer Camp Registration Form. Space is limited and fi lls up quickly. Registration ends June2.

BASS FISHING TOURNAMENT JUNE 15TH. Fish Creek from 9P bridge to last barrierefore the Hudson River. $15 entry fee per person 100% payback*: 1st – 40%, 2nd – 20%, &rd – 10%, & Lunker – 30% *Prizes will be determined based on number of entries . Fish muste weighed in at the Gun Club no later than 2:00 PM. Drinks, hot dogs, burgers, and fries maye purchased from the club. A fish fry will be held at the club after the weigh-in. For info call Art

Thivierge at 695-9407 or Mike Jennings 695-3747. Pay entry fee at the Club.



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MART SENIOR PROGRAM- The Troy Senior Center located at 19 Third St. Troy invites you tooin us for our monthly Smart Senior Program for June. This program is aimed at providing informa-on, assistance, and education to seniors. The presentation is on Tuesday, June 11 at 11:30 am in theining room. Our guest Speaker will be Cheryl Lawyer from the Northeast Association of the Blind.

HAWAIIAN LUAU- Rensselaer County’s, Troy Senior Center, 19 Third Street, will be having aHawaiian Luau on June 12 starting at 11:00. Grab your “Grass Skirts” and “Leighs” and we are off or a day in “Paradise” - a South Sea Island getaway. Come and enjoy a tasty meal of Sweet & Sour

Chicken Breast, Parslied Rice, Whole Baby Carrots, Dinner Roll, and for dessert, Strawberry Pine-pple Cup. Entertainment will be by Joe C Pro-Sound, sponsored by CDPHP. For more informationnd to make a reservation for lunch, please call 270-5349.




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CALLING ALL RHUBARB GROWERS! RHUBARBFESTIVAL! The third annual Rhubarb Festival at theWarrensburgh Riverfront Farmers’ Market will be heldon June 7th, and Warrenburgh Beautification represen-atives are looking for rhubarb plants and rhubarb to sell.f you wish to donate, we will come and dig up the plants

or you, or you could dig your own and we will pick up.f you would like to come and sell your plants and rhu-barb that would be fine as well. Either way, please con-act Ruth Fruda at 623-9489.

HERITAGE HUNTERS MEETING- Heritage Huntersof Saratoga County will meet on Saturday, June 15, at

pm at the Town of Saratoga Town Hall, corner of Rt. 4and Rt. 29 in Schuylerville. Bill Greer, a trustee of theNew Netherland Institute, will present, “Sex and theCity: The Early Years”. Bill will talk about the bawdyworld of Dutch New York from 1624 to 1664 throughanecdotes of real people and events. He will discuss theart, literature and folklore of the era and how this cul-ure engendered an independent streak that fueled a re-

bellion of the common people against their rulers. Thisconflict, many historians argue, laid the foundation forhe pluralistic, freedom-loving society that America be-

came. Public is welcome. For information call 587-2978

HOOSIC VALLEY SENIORS MET- Hoosic Valley

Seniors met May 14, 2013 at noon at the AmericanLegion Hall in Schaghticoke, NY. Several birthdays werecelebrated in May - Virginia Adams (93), Bud Tate andDot Bott. The Bunks (Henry and Sylvia) celebrated 42years of marriage. The Hill Country Cloggers enter-ained us. We all danced along with them! A great time

was had by all. Our next meeting will be June 11, 2013,with a hotdog picnic at 12 noon at the American LegionHall of Schaghticoke. Joe Cybulski will entertain us.Come - bring a dish and place setting at join us!!

PIZZA AND WING NIGHT at Victory Mills Fire Dept.,June 29th from 4 PM- 8 PM. Eat in or carry out. Placeyour order at 695-6623 after 2 PM. Cheese pizza 12cut - $11, Pizza with the Works 12 cut- $18, Toppings$2 each (sausage, pepperoni, peppers, onions, mush-ooms & extra cheese). Wings with celery, carrots &

blue cheese, 1 dozen -$8, extra blue cheese -$0.75 (plain,mild, hot or xtra hot and sweet baby bbq).

GRAND OPENING EVENT- Hudson Crossing Park

Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for the new Riverwalk Sen-ory Trail and the adjacent Alfred Z. Solomon Kayak

Launch on Saturday, June 15th beginning at 2:00pm.Hudson Crossing Park, located just off Rt 4 north of Schuylerville, will add 2 amenities to improve accessi-bility and enjoyment for visitors. A 1540’ stone dustpath along the shore of the Hudson River, the Riverwalk Sensory Trail provides a multi-sensory, immersive, ri-parian path for visitors to follow as they navigate throughhe park. Special features are included to enhance the

experience for those with mobility and visual impair-ments, making the trail a unique asset for the greaterHudson Valley community:· ‘corduroy’ wooden stripscross the smooth, wide surface indicating points of in-erest; ·hand-cranked listening stations mounted alonghe trail interpreting the stories of the land and water;life-size sculptures of birds mounted at railing height

providing touch-based experiences will soon be added.These enhancements will help to amplify the sights,ounds, touch, and understanding of the surrounding

natural area. The Alfred Z. Solomon Kayak Launch,ocated just south of the Sensory Trail, provides andeal destination to launch or land your canoe or kayak.

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The Washington County TeaParty Patriots will hold their monthly meeting on Thurs-day, June 13 at 7pm at the usual location in the Wash-ington County office complex, Upper Main Street Fort

Edward, building 2, lower level. Assmblymen SteveMcLaughlin, and Dan Steck, along with Tony Jordanwill be our speakers. They will bring us up to date on thelegislative issues before them in Albany. Please bringyour questions. All are welcome; bring some friends.You are welcome to take notes of the meeting!

Blinky’s RandomThoughts

If at first you don’t succeed, appoint a

committee!Did you hear about the podiatrist who ran for Mayor of his

town? He was defeeted.Modern nuptuals: Kathy, do you take this man, Jake to be

your lawful wedded husband? If so, click I do.Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not

putting it in a fruit salad.My sister is so conceited, she sent our parents a congratula-

tions card on her birthday!A doctor asked his patient how much exercise he got. The

patient answered, “Well yesterday I took a five hour walk through rough terrain, waded into a lake, got sand in my shoes

and nearly stepped on a snake.” The doctor was impressed,“You must be a great outdoorsman.” “Nope,” said the patient,“I was playing golf.”

HUDSON CROSSING PARK INVITES YOU TO THERIBBON-CUTTINGCeremony for the new Riverwalk SensoryTrail and the adjacent Alfred Z. Solomon Kayak Launch onSaturday, June 15th beginning at 2:00pm. Hudson CrossingPark, located just off Route 4 north of Schuylerville, will addthese two amenities to improve both accessibility and enjoymentfor visitors. A 1540’ stone dust path along the shore of the HudsonRiver, the Riverwalk Sensory Trail provides a multi-sensory,immersive, riparian path for visitors to follow as they navigatethrough the park. Special features are included to enhance theexperience for those with mobility and visual impairments, makingthe trail a unique asset for the greater Hudson Valley community:· ‘corduroy’ wooden strips cross the smooth, wide surfaceindicating points of interest;· hand-cranked listening stations mounted along the trailinterpreting the stories of the land and water;· life-size sculptures of birds mounted at railing heightproviding touch-based experiences will soon be added.These enhancements will help to amplify the sights, sounds,touch, and understanding of the surrounding natural area.The Alfred Z. Solomon Kayak Launch, located just south of the

Sensory Trail, provides an ideal destination to launch or landyour canoe or kayak. Selected with the advisement of localpaddlers, the new launch site provides a safe and appealing entrypoint for excursions along the Hudson, and is easily accessibleusing a paved path from a roadside drop-off point.These two exciting additions to Hudson Crossing Park supportits mission of offering a bi-county public, educational, andrecreational destination. Join the park in celebrating the openingof these new attractions, and thanking the many contributorswho brought these projects to fruition. Info: 518-670-2983www.nps.gov/sara www.facebook.com/saratoganhp.

FRIENDS OF THE IBA’S “IBA FIELD DAY” & “NIGHTOUT” Artist Reception on Saturday, June 8. Celebrate thereturn of breeding songbirds to the Washington CountyGrasslands Important Bird Area, or IBA! This “double header”event features a morning of bird viewing, bird walks and exhibitsand presentations about birds, followed by a wine and cheesereception for “Art for the IBA” artists with live music thesame evening! More info:[email protected] 518-796-6003. www.ibafriends.orgwww.winterraptorfest.com.

GREENWICH LIBRARY GIANT BLOWOUT BOOK SALE

Whipple City Festival is just around the corner, and that meanshat the biggest book sale of the year is about to start.The summer

Friends of the Greenwich Free Library Book Sale kicks off with aThursday, June 13th Friends-Only Preview Sale from 6 to 8

m. (Not an up-to-date-with-dues Friend? Come anyway, anday your inexpensive dues when you purchase your books!) Theale continues Friday the 14th and Saturday the 15th, from 10 amntil 5 pm. Drop in and pick up a bag full of new fiction, non-iction, children’s books and vintage volumes for less than therice of one new book from Amazon.Or just drop in to cool off

when you need a break from the Whipple City sun.For morenformation or to discuss becoming a book sale helper, call 692-027 or stop by the library.— Kismetry.blogspot.com

LITTLE THEATER ON THE FARM, INC 27 Plum Road, FortEdward, NY 12828. (518) 747-3421. website: littletheater27.org-mail: [email protected] 15th, Saturday, 7 pm. Marty Wendell Concert, at Little

Theater on the Farm, 27 Plum Road, Fort Edward, NYRefreshments and 50/50 drawing available. $8, ($5 seniors andtudents). ” Golden Age of Rock & Roll” show featuring Rockabilly

Hall of Fame recording artist, Marty Wendell and his band. Hisew CD, “ The Good Old Days” features pre-rock and rolltandards that are some of Marty’s earliest influences includingCry,” “Twilight Time,” “My Blue Heaven,” “Chattanooga Shoehine Boy,” and two of Marty’s new songs. More info:

www.littletheater27.org and a link to hear his musicune 28th, Friday, 7pm American Heart Association Benefit

Produced by Samantha Jenkins. This musical variety show willlso feature drawings and refreshments. Samantha is 15 years oldnd holds this annual event in memory of her father. Donationsppreciated.une 30, Sunday, 1pm to 5pm Basket Party and Live Musicby

he Bluebillies to benefit the capital improvements for the non-rofit Little Theater on the Farm. Admission free plus $4.00 forirst sheet of tickets for basket raffle, $2.00 for additional sheets.

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DROP IN, DROP OFF OPEN HOUSE- The Double L StableEquine Rescue and Sanctuary will be holding their annual DropIn, Drop Off Open House on Saturday, June 8 from 9 AM to3 PM at 9 Tilford Rd., Argyle, NY 12809. Drop in to meet oursanctuary horses and learn about what they do and the pro-grams they are involved with. While you are here drop off anything at all that might help out Double L. We will be col-lecting cans and bottles as well as used ink cartridges for recy-cling. We are also collecting any Nutrena feed tags. Money

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MURDER MYSTERY DINNER THEATER: The PoestenkillChristian Church will host a Murder Mystery Dinner Theater

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lawn and Garage sale will be held Saturday, June 8, from 9am –2pm. The sale is sponsored by the Valley Falls Library, whichwill host its annual “Treasures and Trash” sale on the librarylawn. There will be hundreds of books, a variety of garage saleitems and homemade bake goods. Perennial plant sale. During theday, food will be available at the United Methodist Church and atthe Library located on State Street. The Village is located on Rte.67, 1.5 miles East of the Schaghticoke fairgrounds. For moreinformation call the Valley Falls Library at 753-4230 or visit thelibrary at 42 State Street during the following hours: Tuesday,9:30-12, 1:00-8:00; Wednesday 1:00-8:00; Thursday 9:30-12:00,1:00-6:00; Friday 9:30-12:00, 1:00-6:00; Saturday 9:30-1:00.

ROAST PORK DINNER: The North Granville Methodisthurch will hold a roast pork dinner on Thusday June 13th. Were located on route 22 and will begin serving at 4:30PM. Theost is $9.00 for adults, $4.00 for children 3-10 and free forhildren under 3. For any info: Roberta Lay Pastor at 518-812-

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WARREN COUNTY 4-H IS LOOKING FOR A FEW GOODVOLUNTEERS! The Warren County 4-H Youth Develop-ment Program needs volunteers who are interested in startingor co-leading 4-H clubs. We are looking for adults over the ageof 21. If you or someone you know is interested in volunteer-ing for 4-H please contact Cornell University Cooperative Ex-tension of Warren County (CCE) at 518-668-4881 or 518-623-3291and ask to speak with Martina Noone.

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ENIOR TRIP- Quaker Springs Seniors the Sunshiners senior group is accepting reservations for a tripor a Show and buffet luncheon in Rome NY Wednesday June 12th. 2013. The bus will depart Quakerprings 8 am and from Greenwich 8:30 am. Returning at 6:30 pm. Information/reservations contact Roset 518-695-3638.

FOOD DRIVE- maurices, aviation mall is holding a food drive to benefit OPE DOOR SOUP KITCHEN.While we participate in a number of maurices-sponsored benefits throughout the year, we are especiallyroud when we have the opportunity to support causes right here at home,” says Store Manager amberedder. The food drive continues through JUNE. Customers can drop off their donations any time duringtore hours, which are mall hours. Items needed include non-parishables,juice boxes,healthy snacks,toiletries.

For each donation, people will receive a coupon for 20 percent off any one regular-priced maurices item.maurices offers clothing and accessories for fashion-savvy young women in sizes 1 to up to size 24.This drive is just one way we can express how grateful we are to be a part of this community,” saysmber vedder. “We invite customers to be part of this effort and look forward to giving them a special dealn an item from maurices in return.”

FLAG DAY CELEBRATION- Membership at the Rensselaer County’s Troy Senior Center, 19 Thirdt, Troy would like to invite you to share in a tribute to ALL veterans 60 years of age or older on Flag Day,

Friday, June 14. Veterans and their spouse can enjoy our wonderful complete lunch for FREE, our treat.The Uncle Sam Sparklers Line Dance Group will be entertaining at 11:30 lunch is served at 12:00 Noon.Please call 270-5349 for reservations.

RUMMAGE SALE- Fort Edward Rescue Squad Spring Rummage Sale/Bake Sale, Schuyler Street, June,8,9, 8am-4pm. Something for everyone!!!!!!

A FUND-RAISER HOUSE AND LAWN SALE WILL BE HELD AT THE HEBRONPRESERVATION SOCIETY June 8 at 6560 Route 22 in East Hebron. Due to earlier inclementweather, the sale will now continue in combination with the Society’s event, “A Day in the Life of aOne-Room Schoolhouse” . The sale’s hours are 9 AM to 4 PM and the program activities will be from

PM to 4 PM.Included in the sale are collections of European art and architecture lithographs;miscellaneous “smalls”; fine china set; tools; books; metal Pennzoil sign; chairs; gas grill; and more.Free parking for both events is available at the United Presbyterian Church across Route 22 from thechoolhouse. The public is invited and there is no charge for the events.

TORNADO RELIEF FUND RAISER: The Warren County 4-H program, led by the Speeding Bulletslub, will be hosting a tornado relief fundraiser Saturday, June 8 at the Tractor Supply store in

Queensbury from 10am to 2pm. They will be selling seed packets, 4-H Country Clover (country

music) CDs, and will have a number of door prizes to giveaway to some lucky donors at the end of theay. The door prizes will include a youth recurve bow, a Brunton compass, handmade crochet blankets,nd a few others. The Warren County 4-H program is holding this fundraiser to help the tornado relief fforts for effected 4-Hers in Oklahoma. Show your support for tornado rel ief and for 4-H! If you can’tttend the fundraiser you can still help, you may make donations directly to the Oklahoma 4-H

Foundation online via their website: http://oklahoma4h.okstate.edu/Foundation/ - simply click theirDonate to 4-H” button. Before you complete your gift, click on the “add special instructions” link inrder to tell them that your gift is for disaster relief.For more info contact Cornell Cooperative Extensionf Warren County and speak with John Bowe at 518-668-4881 or 518-623-3291.

SENIOR TRIP- Last chance to sign up for the 8 day/7 night trip to MICHIGAN & TORONTO onJune 7-14th, 2013, featuring the Lilac Festival at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. The MoreauSeniors 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 andSculpture Park, Traverse City, overnight stay on the shores of Lake Michigan, Sleeping Bear Dunes,Charlevois, two nights, two Dinners and the Grand Lunch Buffet at the Grand Hotel, Carriage tour of Mackinac Island, visits to Flint, MI, Crossroads Village, and London, Ontario, Dinner overlooking theThames River, Tour of Toronto, Mirvish Village, CN Tower, “Wizard of Oz”, Niagara Falls, andmore. 7 Breakfasts, 7 deluxe Dinners, and the Grand Hotel Lunch Buffet are included, as well as alladmissions, tour guides, motorcoach transportation, and tips. Insurance is included in the price of $2,220 per person (double occupancy). Call the Moreau Seniors, 792-6007 for the complete itineraryor more information on this wonderful trip.

CCC RECEIVES LARAC FUNDING The Salem Courthouse Community Center is pleased toannounce it has received LARAC funding in support of two worthy initiatives. The 2013 grant willenable the CCC to once again offer its Music in the Courtroom chamber music series under thedirection of accomplished pianist, conductor and educator, Daniel Shulman. The Sunday concerts at3 pm will be offered on June 9. Mr. Shulman has lined up an impressive roster of talented performerswho will present compositions by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert and Mozart. Mr. Shulman’scommentary before each selection provides great insight into the lives of the composers and the timesin which they lived. LARAC has also funded Art for Young Students, a wonderful opportunity forart instruction which will be offered over the spring school break from April 1 through April 5. Theclasses are being conducted by Gabi Moore, an artist who lives in Cambridge. Gabi has extensiveteaching experience including eleven years at Fordham University. Students between the ages of 5 to9 may take advantage of “Painting for Fun” from 1 to 2 each afternoon. “Extreme Drawing” is beingoffered to students between the ages of 10 to 14 each afternoon from 2:30 to 3:30. Due to thegenerous support of LARAC, there will be no charge to participate in either class. Space is limitedand parents should contact the CCC at 518-854-7053 to register their children. Both events are madepossible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts DecentralizationProgram, administered locally by the Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council.

ORAL HISTORY PROJECT- The Warren County Historical Society will be conducting oralhistory interviews during the Rural Heritage Festival and Youth Fair at the Warren County Fair-grounds in Warrensburg, NY on August 10th. The Warren County Historical Society is searchingfor individuals who would like to participate and are specifically interest in talking with individualswho have some knowledge in three specific areas: World War II Memories: We are looking forindividuals who have memories of The Home Front during WWII (1941-45). Do you remember

Pearl Harbor, D-Day, the elect ion of 1944, and FDR’s death? Also do you remember V-E Day andV-J Day, rationing, victory gardens, movies, songs, etc.? Fairs in Warren County: We are interestedin talking with individuals who remember the various County Fairs in Warrensburg – and perhapsother locations – through the 1960s. Churches: We are looking for individuals who have an interestin the importance of churches in the development of a community. It would be especially interest ingto learn why a particular congregation formed in a particular community, and what influence thepeople of the church had on the community, and the role of the church in creating a gathering placefor people to meet for social events. If you are interested in participating in these interviews, youcan call the Warren County Historical Society before August 10th (743-0734) to make arrange-ments to be interviewed.

MONTHLY BREAKFAST- The Valley Falls VFW located on Poplar Ave is having their monthlybreakfast Sunday June 9th 8-11 AM. Menu consists of hash browns, eggs, pancakes, french toast,

juice, coffee, fruit and Biscuit with sausage & gravy. It is sponsored but the Ladies Auxil iary tobenefit local and service projects.

CAR SHOW- General Schuyler Emergency Squad 2nd Annual Car Show. Proceeds to benefitGSES. Sunday, June 9 from 11 to 4. 10 Different Classes to be awarded. Spectators Free; Refresh-ments Available. For information contact George Garney 308-1292.

THE HUDSON RIVER SHAKESPEARE COMPANY WILL BE HOLDING AUDITIONS forits summer product ion of William Shakespeare’s Henry IV, Part II on Wednesday, June 12, at 7:00pm at the United Methodist Church, 227 Main Street, Hudson Falls. Parts are available for ages 7and up. No previous experience or prepared material is necessary however it is important to be ontime. Henry IV, Part I is a history and continues the story of the troubled king. It chronicles theconclusion of Henry IV’s tumultuous reign. Andy Daly will direct. Rehearsals for this productionwill be evenings Monday through Thursday, June 24 through July 18. Not everyone will be calledfor every rehearsal. There will be four performances July 19 and 20 at 8:00 PM and two matineeson July 20 and 21at 2:00 PM at the Little Theater on the Farm. Please call 747-4418 or [email protected] for additional information or visit hudsonrivershakespeare.org.

SINGERS, DANCERS AND MUSICIANS WANTED for the Rural Heritage Festival & YouthFair Talent Show!A Talent Show, open to ALL Warren County youth ages 3-21 years, will be heldon Saturday, August 10, during the Rural Heritage Festival & Youth Fair. This event, sponsored byCornell University Cooperat ive Extension of Warren County, is solely for the purpose of providingan opportunity for encouragement, development, and discovery of amateur entertainers. Eachcontestant will receive recognition for their performance. Prizes, sponsored by local businesses,will be awarded to the top contestants in both the mini (ages 3-12) and maxi (ages 13-21) divisions.In addition, those who place in the top spots in both divisions are eligible to compete in the NYSFair Talent Showcase in Syracuse, NY.

For more information or to enter, please contact the Cornell University Cooperative ExtensionEducation Center in Warren County at (518) 668-4881, (518) 623-3291, or email [email protected]: All entries must be received by 4:30 p.m. on July 25, 2013 toparticipate.

QUILTING COMPETITION- The Warren County Historical Society is sponsoring an adult qui lt

competition, organized by sewing and quilting expert and author, Linda Denner. Cornell Coopera-tive Extension of Warren County is offing the same for a youth division. Both will be judged

separately with prizes awarded, and a combined adult and youth exhibition of submitted quilts willbe displayed for public enjoyment during the 2nd Annual Rural Heritage Festival & Youth Fair

which will be held August 10th at the Warren County Fairgrounds in Warrensburg. The quiltcompetition is open to all residents of Warren County; entry deadline is July 25th. Entry forms are

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AUCTION ITEMS SOUGHT-The Warren County Historical Society is looking for donated itemsto be auctioned Saturday, August 10th at the Rural Heritage Festival & Youth Fair. Items of special

interest are: antique farm & garden tools, period kitchen & glassware, small farm machinery, old toysand games, postcards and photographs; period and regional craft work such as lacework and table

linens, silhouettes, quilling; baskets, fishing gear, etc. Monies raised from the auction will benefit theWarren County Historical Society. Please contact the Historical Society at 518-743-0734 if you

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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

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Estimates 518-642-2271

WANTEDGUNS & AMMO

(Parts & Pieces)New or Used.

Good, Bad or Ugly 518-854-7930

EXCAVATORFOR HIRE:

with rotary brush cutter;22 ft reach. Mowing andbrush cutting of ponds,

steep hills, embankmentsand roadways. We alsohave multiple versatilebush hogging and brushcutting equipment for all

your needs.Broestler BrushCutting

LLC.Easton, NY

Fully Insured.Free Estimates.

518-692-9074.

NORTHEAST FENCEQuality service at a fair price.

All styles of fence.Installations and Repairs.Residential & Commercial.

18 years experience.518-857-6510

HIGHER CASH PAIDFOR COINS, jewelry, gold,

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

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

SLATE WANTED: Used slateon or off the building. Also newand used slate for sale. Call802-265-3200.

OWL PENBOOK BARNS

Are open for the season

Wednesday thru Sunday11 am - 5 pm

Call for a map or directions.518-692-7039

[email protected]

2005 MERCURY GRANDMARQUIS FOR SALE: Tanwith new brakes, tires, andbattery. 63K miles....Asking$6,500 518-854-3356

WANTED, ANYTHINGWITH A SMALL

ENGINE, RUNNINGOR NOT. CASH PAID

FOR SOME 518-753.0007 / 376-3807

CASH: For crank

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

$ 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

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

Tables available.ERBES @

518-469-3048518-791-4562518-692-2974

HELP WANTEDLive in caretaker for

elderly lady. Greenwich.Refrences required.

518-232-7691

DOLLS FOR SALE:Private Collection. No rea-sonable Offer Refused. Dis-coveries 4498 State Route 9Warrensburg, NY 12885518-623-4567

HAY FOR SALE:2nd cutting. 518-499-9090.

MOVING SALE June 7,8,9Shopsmith, Adirondack items, Furniture,Sandblaster and much more.31 Nicholson Lane [email protected]

TONY LITTLE: GAZELLEXERCISE MACHINE [email protected]

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

LOOKING FOR ALITTLE HELP

CLEANING YOURHOME?

Look No More.Call Terry at518-695-6177

Any Time.



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