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

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RENTAL: One bedroom,W/D, porch,/ to yard. Very

clean. $575/month. Securityand references required.

Very clean 518-695-3274.

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two (2) bedrooms.27 Main streetGreenwich, NY

518-791-3001

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SPECIALTY LUMBERTable tops, mantle pieces, rus-tic furniture stock. Selectgrade hardwood lumber, in-cluding butternut, cherry, oak,ash, birch, etc. Call 518-494-2747.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE:full cord, local, unseasoned

Hardwood, cut and split. 518-692-2109

PREMIUMHORSE HAY

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UNCLE WALLY WONDERSTHE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CAR (called "THE BEAST")20 things you (probably) didn't know about Caddy one . . Andmight be interested to learn . . .1 - Power comes from a 6.5-litre diesel engine that's fitted witha supercharger to help haul this beast around.. Yet despite thismammoth power plant, the top speed is only 60 mph (96Km)and it takes around 15 seconds to reach this.2 - It is based on a GM truck chassis and weighs a staggering6,350 kg (14000 pounds or 7 tons). To put that in context, theRolls-Royce Phantom, one of the biggest cars on the road, weighsa paltry 2,550 kg (5,622 pounds or just over 2 tons) incomparison. This is why it only averages 8 mpg. (3km per litre)3 - A lot of the weight comes from the Armour protection.The

body is made up of steel, aluminium, titanium and ceramic.4 - The glass is five-inches thick and only the windscreen opens,to allow the driver to talk to secret service running alongside orto pay a toll. It is also hermetically sealed to secure it fromchemical attack.5 - Should the worst happen, the Beast has its own oxygensupply.6 - The military-grade Armour means the doors are eight-inchesthick and weigh as much as a Boeing 747's.7 - The doors are so thick that the president can't hear anyoutside noise, so speakers are built in to play the ambient soundof the crowd.8 - The underside is reinforced with a Kevlar mat to protectCaddy One from bomb attacks.9 - The fuel tank is leak proof and filled with special foam thatprevents it from exploding, even in a direct hit.10 - There are two holes in the front bumper that can emit teargas and fire smoke grenades.11 - There is also an infrared video system for the driver to drivethrough smoke and night vision cameras for driving in darknesswithout lights.

12 - Cadillac One normally flies two flags, the American flag andthe Presidential Standard, which are lit up at night with LEDs.When President is on a state visit, the Presidential Standard isreplaced by the flag of the country he is visiting.13 - The Beast has a fire fighting system located in the trunk.14 -Also in the trunk is a bank of the president's blood that iscarried at all times and when he goes out an ambulance alwaysfollows close behind.15 -President gets a presidential limo built to this specificationevery four years and the old ones are handed down to vicepresidents and visiting heads of state.16 - The vehicle can seat seven, with two seats up front, threerear-facing ones in the middle, and two at the back, one for thepresident and the other for a guest.17 - Inside, President isn't deprived of his creature comforts; a10-disc CD player is among the features, as well as a sophisti-cated electronic communications with direct phones to the WhiteHouse and internal Internet.18 - Defence systems include a pump-action shotgun in a com-partment beside the driver.19 - The tires are reinforced with Kevlar and can run when flat.

If the tires are missing, the steel rims have been designed toallow the car to keep on driving at speed.20 - Caddy One has no specific model name, but is called TheBeast by the Secret Service.I wondered how much it cost. But, when you think about it, itspriceless.

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COUNTRY POWER PRODUCTSRt. 29 & 40S, Greenwich, NY 518-692-1015Family Owned Business for 40+ Years.

M-F 7-5:30; Sat. 8-5; Sun. 9-5

Taking orders for chicks, ducks,turkeys etc.

Fruit Trees - Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, Plum

Berries - Seed Potatoes - Onion Sets

Vegetable&Flower Seeds - Summer Bulbs

FEEDS&

Call to Schedule Your Mower &Trimmer Tune Up!

Taking Orders For

Chicks, Turkeys,

Ducks, Etc2001 Chevy 1500 HD4WD, crew cab, w/ Fisher plow .$5,795

1997 Ford F-2502 dr, 3/4 ton, V8, heavy duty XL ....... $3,695

1996 Ford F-150XL 2 dr, 5 spd, 78k ........................... $1,951

2000 Chevy Blazer4 dr, 2WD/4WD, auto ................... $3,495

1999 Chevy Monte Carloauto, AM/FM/CD, clean......$2,795

2002 Chrysler 300M4 dr, leather, only 96k, real clean. $3,300

2003 Dodge Ram1500Quad Cab SLT 4WD, auto ..... $7,200

SUPER CLEAN!

SERTA TRUCKLOAD SCRATCH& DENT SALE

KING ICOMFORTMATTRESS

$299Other sizes available.

518-526-2333

BAND SAWNAIR DRIED

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

dried HardwoodFlooring in Oak,

Cherry andHickory.

Pratt's Sawmill.

518-677-5609,leave message.

MONEY - MONEYMONEY

ALL SCRAP METALWANTED!

We come to YOU!Fast & Courteous

Service!!TRUCKS,

TRACTORS, CARS,VANS,

HEAVY EQUIPMENT,POOLS & MORE!

ANYTHING METAL.Call 518-260-2960

FOR SALE

2008 Timber Wolf woodelevator . 5hp Honda motor

19 ft. $ 5000.00518-538-9187 or

518-683-1302

FOR SALE:Juke Box KettleCorn Popper, used 1 time, cost$1,000, sell for $500.Blue Tip spin cast rod & reel,used once, cost $300, sell for$95.2) Captains chairs for van, likenew $250/pair.Large dresser with 22x34mirror, $75.6 ft. Grandfather Clock, bat-tery operated, $75.

518-747-5275

SALES PEOPLE NEEDEDCall 518-747-9535Full time preferred.Must have own car.

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

Tables available.ERBES @

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

ELECTRONIC READERfor Sight Impaired. Relatively

new, with paperwork.

Automatic focus, computerstyle with table for book.

Was $2,495 new.Asking $1,500.

Call 518-768-2491

WE SPECIALIZE INESTATE CLEAN OUTS.

Antiques purchased or

consigned. WANTED:antiques, collectibles, fineused furniture, china , glass,

books and garage saleitems. Call 518-747-0197

COME SEE WHAT TOASTMASTERS HAS TO OFFERby visiting Washington County Toastmasters at our next meeting,Wednesday, April 17, at the Annex II Building, next to theWashington County Cornell Cooperative Extension Building,415 Lower Main Street, Hudson Falls, NY. Washington CountyToastmasters meets first and third Wednesdays at 7:00PM. For

more information about Washington County Toastmasters, pleasevisit www.washingtoncountytoastmasters.org.

ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT BREAKFAST of regular or blueberrypancakes, eggs (any way you want), sausage, home fries, Frenchtoast, regular toast, and coffee cooked just for you by the NorthernRensselaer County Knights of Columbus. Join us at the HoosicValley Rescue Squad on Route 40 in Schaghticoke on Sunday,April 28th from 7:30 to 11:00 AM. Adults is $7, children 6 to 12is $3, and children 5 and under eat free. Proceeds will go to theHoosic Valley Athletic Association. Last breakfast until Fall.


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at St Raphaels Hall on East Main Street in Poultney April 13 9am-3pm featur-

ing: a taste of Poultney (local food establishments); alternative energy and

Weatherization; Candy, cookies, nuts and bolts, education services, art,

retail and internet sales, digital design; computer services. Demonstrations

will include: slate carving, oil painting, 3-D printing, spinning, weaving, knitting, a

fashion show and kitchen equipment. Outside: maple fried dough, displays of

large equipment including generators and lawn care. Soup and sandwiches avail-

able at the Womens Parish Guild. Door prizes every 20 minutes. Grand prize

of a $100 park bench..drawing at 3pm. sponsored by the Poultney Area Cham-

ber of Commerce. Info: 802-287-2010 or 802-287-4114.

@ CAPITAL AGWAY

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Weekdays: 2:30-9Sat & Sun: Noon-9

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00 SATURN

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01 InternationalSTEP VAN

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$8995$8995

08Ford

Interceptor

$8900 $6995

99 CHEVY CAVALIER

2.2LAutomatic

70,000 miles

08Ford

Interceptor

$4495

$4495

4.0L,Automatic129k mi.

5.4 SOHC V8,automatic87,822 mi

$7995

5.4 SOHC V8,automatic87,822 mi

$3995

$7995

Bucket, Manual Trans86,000 mi

$11,900

3511 NY Route 7, Hoosick Falls, NY518-663-9089

All Offers Subject to Prior Sale Not Responsible for Typographical Errors.

Nessle Bros. Meats Inc.On County Route 74 692-9366

Open 8-5 Mon.-Sat.

SPECIALS

Mini Sides of Pork .................. $9900(a large variety of pork cuts)

Homemade Beef & Sausage Patties$3.69 lb. - $4.59 lb.

Beef- plain, barbecue, bacon & cheddar baconSausage- plain or with onions & peppers

Homemade Bratwurst ............ $399 lb(authentic German style)

HELP WANTED

Live in caretaker forelderly lady. Greenwich.

Refrences required.518-232-7691

WANTEDL..H. & W. CRANDALL

EASTON N.Y. Jar518-802-774-8005

FOR SALE:18 ft Invader

Boat 175horsepower , V6.

Always stored insideEquipment: LowranceSonar, Si-Tex depthrecorder Graph,

Marine RadioMinn Kota Auto Pilot

Electric trolling motorLong Shaft 24V, fullcanvas w/optionalBimini top, powersteering, 3 Electric

Walker down riggers,trolling plate option,2 swivel seats & 4

standard seats, ShoreLandr trailer

w/surge brakes$8,000.00. 518-

677-3532

FOR SALE2006 Kawasaki Vulcan 750,6040 miles, Red and Black,

Excellent condition,$2500.00

Call 232-1194 Sonny

NOW ACCEPTINGOR WILL PICK UP

Scrap Metal or AppliancesAlso: We buy & pickup

scrap cars.518-695-6757

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

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

CASH: For crankphonographs, early

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

FOR SALE: 2 row IH corn

planter. 8 ft. chisel plows withhydraulics. 10 ft. disks withhydraulics. $200 each.

518-638-8250

FOR SALE200 Channel Tabletop

scanner..all programmableworks excellent, built in

antenna...just like new $50call 518 692-8588

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

0 MONTH OLD MALEPIG FOR SALE for breedingor butchering; grain fed only.$250. Carl 518-879-2412.

FOR SALE: 12x24 chain linkrectangular surround. Idealfor dog or small farm animal.$800. 518-692-2221.

WANTED-OLD BOTTLES

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

BEST OF QUALITYTAXIDERMY

Deer Heads Mounted. BearRugs Made. Museum Quality.

518-642-9570

HONEY FOR SALEDave Hicks

Route 40 Hartford, NY

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www.towncountryauctions.com

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Auctions

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Local Dealers in

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518-695-6663

Apples Here ALL Year!Cider & Donuts Too!

1174 Route 29,Schuylerville

Open 7 Days 9 am - 6 pm

stoves fireplaces inserts

gas wood pellet coalCash-N-Carry or

Complete Installations

THE STOVERY518-638-8950www.thestovery.com

HELP WANTEDLive in caretaker for

elderly lady. Greenwich.Refrences required.

518-232-7691

P.O. Box 620, Shaftsbury, VT 05262

802-375-2898Mon. closed; Tue. 11-3:30; Wed. 11-7;

Thu. 11-3:30; Fri. 11-7; Sat. 11-3:30; Sun.

12-3

Asher is a 3yr. old male, grey tabby on white catwho came to Second Chance as a stray aftershowing up at a nice familys house. This familycared for Asher until he could come here to findhis forever home. Asher is a very sweet guy wholikes to be held, and can be placed into an indoor/

outdoor home. Asher would also be fine with othercats and children. If Asher sounds like the cat foryou, please stop by and visit him.

Hineine came to Second Chance because his ownerwas moving and unable to bring him along. He is usedto being an indoor/outdoor cat and prefers to go to

the bathroom outside. He has been around youngerchildren, is okay with some other cats but his history with dogs is notknown. He can be active at times and loves to play and run around. IfHineine sounds like the perfect cat for you please stop by and visit him.

Hi my name is Holgan! I am a 3 yr old MiniaturePinscher who needs a home with someone who has a lotof patience and love. I came to Second Chance becausemy previous guardian was moving and could not take me.I am a little shy at first, but once I get to know you I ama happy, playful little ball of fun! I like to spend my timeplaying with toys and getting lots of attention. I also liketo play hide and seek with myblankets. If I sound like the little guyfor you, come visit me!

Hi my name is Annie! I am a 5 year old Plott Hound. Iam a sweet girl with lots of love to give. I enjoy attentionand to lounge around on my doggie bed. I am very easygoing and would love a home with a full fami ly, children

and all. I am good with other dogs and cats. If I sound likethe girl for you, please come see me at SCAC!

WANTED, ANYTHINGWITH A SMALL

ENGINE, RUNNINGOR NOT. CASH PAID

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QUALITY USED CARSvisit us at

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WANTEDGUNS & AMMO

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TENNIS LESSONS- This introductory tennis program, spon-ored by the USTA, is for youth, ages 7-10, who have little or no

playing experience. Participants learn the fundamentals of thegame in a fun-filled, relaxed environment. Tennis rackets will beavailable for use. Program runs rain or shine. Program will be heldn the Gavin Gym, or on the outdoor courts, depending on weather

conditions, Tuesdays and Thursdays, April 16 through May 2, 6p.m. to 7 pm. (Minimum 10 participants; maximum 15 partici-pants.) Pre-registration is required. Registration ends April 15th.Register online: www.townofwilton.com/gavin-park or in personat the park office, Monday through Friday, during regular busi-ness hours. Any questions, call (518) 584-9455.

BOWHUNTER COURSE- There will be a Bow Hunter SafetyEducation Course offered on April 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.at Hilltop Archery in Hartford. Space is limited. You must pre-egister and pick up a manual in advance. Contact Hilltop Ar-

chery at 632-5430 before April 20 for more information. Dontwait til fall; come get your archery class out of the way and thenpend the summer practicing.

THE ANGELS AMONG US RELAY FOR LIFE team will beponsoring a Shop for a Cause vendor/craft sale on April 27th,rom 9am-2pm at Proudfit Hall, Main Street in Salem. Comeupport your local crafters and vendors and shop Local. There

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aturday, April 13th. Call 793-2826 or e-mail [email protected]. The Museum is

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CHICKEN & BISCUIT DINNER The Bottskill Baptist Church at 30 Church Street in Greenwich,

NY will have a chicken & biscuit dinner on Saturday, April 20th. Take-outs from 4:30 to 5:00 p.m.eatings at 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Adults - $9.00 and Children under 12 - $4.50...For tickets or

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BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC- Rensselaer Countys Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2 RoxboroughRoad, Grafton, NY will be holding its monthly blood pressure clinic on Friday, April 12, 2013 at

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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DINNER Recipes from Aroundthe World. Take out available. All proceeds go to the ForeignExchange Program, in its 44th year, at Salem High School. Adults:$10 or a larger donation + item(s) for the Salem Food Pantry $5for children under 10 - 5 and under free Thursday April 11 5:00to 6:30 pm @ First United Presbyterian (White) ChurchSponsored by Salem Rotary Club and The First UnitedPresbyterian Church.Salem Rotary Club has sponsored exchangestudents to and from Salem High School for 44 years !! Info:cell- 859-3538 e-mai l - [email protected]

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FREE HEARING CLINIC- Rensselaer Countys Everett WagarSenior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton NY continues tooffer a free monthly hearing clinic with an independent instru-ment hearing specialist, (who will also clean your hearing aids).April clinic will be held on Wednesday the 24th, at 10:30 a.m.All Rensselaer County seniors 60 years of age and older wel-come, reservations are required, 279-3413.

HOLLYANN CARBINO WINS TOASTMASTERS AREA

71 INTERNATIONAL SPEECH CONTEST. April 1, 2013 A Washington County Toastmaster stepped up to thechallenge of competing in the Spring 2013 Area 71 Contest,held March 28, 2013, and is now heading to the next level ofcompetition. HollyAnn Carbino, ACS, ALB of Schuylervilleachieved first place in the International Speech Contest. Due toHollyAnns first place finish, she will move on to theDivision G Speech Contest being held Tuesday, April 23, from6:00-9:00PM at the William K. Sanford Town Library, 629Albany Shaker Rd., Loudonville.

CHICKEN AND BISCUIT DINNER The Women of TrinityChurch Lansingburgh will sponsor a Chicken and BiscuitDinhner on Sat. May 4 at 6:00 p.m. The menu will also includemashed potatoes, vegetables, rolls, dessert and beverage. Ticketsare Adults $9.00, Children 5-12 $5.00 and under 5 free.Reservations are required and may be made by calling Claire at279-1215. Trinity is located at 585 4th Ave., N. Troy.

RUMMAGE SALE: at Slate Valley Masonic Center 95North Main Street Granville, NY Friday, April 26 from 9am-

5pm. Bag sales $3 and $5. Lunch available. Donations ofhousehold items, small appliances, clothes and toys may bedropped off on Thursday April 25 between 9am and noon.Sponsored by the Sylvan/Skenesborough Chapter #122 Orderof the Eastern Star. Contact Jean at 518-260-0460 for moreinfo.

IT WAS A DARK AND STORMY NIGHT- The Highlight Act-ing Troupe will be performing Its Was a Dark and Stormy Nightwritten by Tim Kelly, directed by Kathryn Capalbo, and assistedby Ken Ryer on Friday and Saturday, April 12, 13, 19, 20 at 8 pmand Sunday, April 14 and 21 at 2 pm. Performances wi ll be held atthe Brunswick Grange, Rt. 7 and 142 (in back of Stewarts). Tick-ets are $15 for adults and $12 for seniors and students 6-12.Come one, come all to the Ye Olde Wayside Inn, where there arethree insane cousins, and one crazy house maid. The Ye OldeWayside Inn is dirty and dusty and looks like its from anothertime. Its a dark and stormy night when several guests get stuckthere. Who will live? Who will be the murderer? For reservationsor information call Tina at 272-7558 or visit our website athighlightacting.org.

MASTER GARDENER SCHOLARSHIP INCENTIVEAWARD. The Cornell Cooperative Extension of WashingtonCounty Master Gardener Volunteers are offering their annualMaster Gardener Scholarship Incentive Award to studentsinterested in horticulture, agriculture, environmental studies,forestry or related fields. This award, up to $400, is available tostudents that are Washington County residents. The studentsmust be current High School seniors or be current ly enrolled in anaccredited, post-secondary educational institution majoring in theabove mentioned areas. Applicants must complete the applicationin FULL; enclose documented proof of acceptance into programof study or proof of current enrollment, and return all requirementsto the Scholarship Award Chairperson by May 15th, 2013. Allapplications will be reviewed by the Scholarship Incentive AwardCommittee. Attention will be paid to the motivation expressedby the student for pursuing their chosen career. The recipient willbe notified of the award by June 15th, 2013. The recipientmust complete one semeste r with a GPA of 2.5 (C+) or higher andprovide committee with documentation. The incentive award, upto $400, will be sent at that time. For more information or toreceive an application form, call 518-746-2560.

50S & 60"S DANCE Music with Gus & Band. April 13th6:00 pm - 10:00 pm. $5.00 per person. @ American Legion Post#278 6 Clancy St. Schuylerville, NY. The kitchen will be open.

THE L.I.F.T.S. (LEARNING IS FUN THIS SUMMER)2013COMMITTEE is searching for instructors and volunteers. Toinstruct you need to be 18 years old, and available to teach Aug 5-16, 2013 from 8:30am to 11:30am, as well as Open House FridayAug 16, 2013 from 5-8pm. You should be enthusiastic and enjoyworking with children. We are looking for people to share theirhobbies, crafts and talents. Volunteers - L.I.F.T.S. is also lookingfor student volunteers. In order to volunteer you need to havecompleted 7th grade and be available the same times as theinstructors. Volunteer credit is given for assisting with L.I.F.T.S.If you are interested in either, please visit the website http://www.greenwichcsd.org/k6/lifts/ for forms and more information.

EARTH DAY CLEAN SWEEP: Feeder Canal Alliance (FCA)and Southern Adirondack Audubon Society are joining with NewYork State Canal Corporation and Parks and Trail NY and otherorganizations state wide in celebrating Earth Day 2012 with aclean-up Clean Sweep along the Glens Falls Feeder Canal

Towpath Trail on Saturday April 13th from 8:30 to 11:30.Cleanup/Registration will begin at 8:30 am at Murray Park onRoute 4 in Hudson Falls located behind Jack N Jill Ice Cream.Please bring your own gloves, rakes, small saws and clippers.Trash bags will be provided. Pizza will be provided for participantsafter the event. Please call FCA at 518-792-5363([email protected]) for more information or to pre-register.

SCHOLARSHIPS TO BE AWARDED- The Rensselaer CountyAgricultural and Horticultural Society, otherwise known as TheSchaghticoke Fair announces today that up to ten $1,000.00cholarships will be awarded to current New York State highchool seniors and/ or students currently enrolled in college. The

New York State Association of Agricultural Fairs and the NewYork State Showpeoples Association (NYSSA) sponsor thecholarships.The qualifying students must be active at the

Schaghticoke Fair or with the NYSSA. All applicants from Rens-elaer County must submit their applications through the

Schaghticoke Fair or the NYSSA no later than Friday, April 12,2013. Information is available at the Schaghticoke Fair office, 69Stillwater Bridge Road, Schaghticoke, NY 12154, through CornellCooperative Extension of Rensselaer County and from local highchool guidance offices. Applications must be printed and com-

pleted from the website, www.nyfairs.org/Scholarship. For morenformation, contact the Schaghticoke Fair office at 753-4411,

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A PANCAKE BREAKFAST will be held on Sunday,April 21strom 7:30 a.m. to noon at the West Pawlet fire house. The

breakfast is sponsored and hosted by the West Pawlet VolunteerFire Department . The West Pawlet fire house is located onRoute 153 ( Main Street ) in West Pawlet, Rutland County ,Vermont . It is a handicap accessible site. All are welcome. Thepancake menu includes regular as well as chocolate chip, blueberryand cranberry. Sausage, bacon, scrambled eggs, home fries andhomemade Belgium Waffles with warm peaches and/ortrawberries are also on the menu. Beverages include coffee, milk

and orange juice. Prices are $7.00 for 12 years and up, $5.00 for5-12 years and free to children under the age of 5 years. For morenformation contact: Tom Collard at (802) 645-0839 or email:

[email protected].

ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT ROAST BEEF DINNER. The ValleyFalls United Methodist Church at 16 State Street in Valley Fallswill host a roast beef dinner on Wednesday, April 24. Sittingsare at 5 and 6 p.m., with take-outs available at 5:00. The menu

will include roast beef and gravy, mashed potatoes, twovegetables, condiments, rolls, and assorted pies. Tickets are$12.00 for adults, $6.00 for ages 6-10, and free for age 5 andunder. Reservations are strongly encouraged, but walk-ins arewelcome as space allows. The church is handicapped accessible.Call Sharon or Bob at 518-753-6053 for reservations.


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SENIOR TRIP- Last chance to sign up for the 8 day/7 nighttrip to MICHIGAN & TORONTO on June 7-14th, 2013,featuring the Li lac Fest ival at the Grand Hotel on MackinacIsland. The Moreau Seniors of South Glens Falls is offering thistrip which includes a tour of Ford Rouge Factory, overnight atAmway Grand Hotel, tour of Gerald R. Ford Museum, FrederickMeijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, Traverse City, overnightstay on the shores of Lake Michigan, Sleeping Bear Dunes,Charlevois, two nights, two Dinners and the Grand Lunch Buffetat the Grand Hotel, Carriage tour of Mackinac Island, visits toFlint, MI, Crossroads Village, and London, Ontario, Dinner

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FREE HOME BIBLE STUDY A great way to study throughthe Bible at your convenience. Exciting and informative studythat will change your life. Compliments of Free SpiritFellowship. 518-885-3149.

TREE AND SHRUB PROGRAM sponsored by the Soil andWater Conservation District of Saratoga County. A wide varietyof perennials and ground covers along with small fruit speciae,strawberries, highbush blueberries and raspberries will be avail-able. Evergreens, deciduous trees and shrubs. The list of availablesis huge, so call for more info. Compost, mulch, feretilizer tabletsand wildflower seeds can be ordered. You can order by phone,by picking up an order form at 50 West High Street in BallstonSpa or at several business locations throughout the county. Dis-tribution will be made April 26th and 27th. 518-885-6900.

GREENWICH ENERGY EXPO Sponsored by the GreenwichEnergy Committee,Cornell Cooperative Extension and SCA TissueSaturday April 13, 10am 3pm. Greenwich High SchoolGym.Vendors include solar, geothermal, thermal windows,insulation, NYSERDA,National Grid, SCA Tissue, WashingtonCo. Economic Opportunity Council, Habitat for Humanity. 24'Energy Saving Solutions Trailer Main Care. Speakers:10:30Joseph Laquatra, PhD Cornell University11:45 Michele Evanson Honeywell International1:00 Bic Corsa Zero EnergyHouseBake Sale to benefit Relay for Life GCS StudentCouncilRaffle - Basket with Local Products.

GRANVILLE VEX ROBOTICS TEAM WINS DESIGN AWARD TROPHY AND ADVANCESTO WORLD COMPETITION IN ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA! Granville High Schools VEX Ro-botics Team competed at the New England Regional Robotics Sack Attack competition on Satur-day, March 9th, 2013. Team Members Marc Billow, Christina Rice, Jordon Penor and Joey Leacompeted against 71 other teams from the New England states. All teams in the event had to pre-qualify for this regional event through other qualifying events. The Granville Team qualified throughthe Manchester, CT competition in February. The Granville High School team was presented withthe Design Award at the event. The Design award is given to a team that demonstrates anorganized and professional approach to the design process, project management, time managementand team organization. Teams were assigned a 10 minute time slot during which the team set up anddelivered a presentation to judges. The winning team must be able to describe how they created andimplemented an efficient and productive design process to effectively manage their time and re-sources to accomplish their project goals. This is one of 3 awards of the competition that qualifiesteams to advance to the Worlds Competition in Anaheim, CA in April. The worlds VEX roboticscompetition allows only 400 teams worldwide to compete during the 4 day event.

MASS AT HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH is Sunday isat 9:00 am. There is a childrens Liturgy offered at Sunday Massto which all are welcome. Faith Formation Classes will meeton April 14th. Members of the Altar Rosary Society and theCatholic Daughters will meet together to consider some jointplanning. The meeting will be held at 6 pm on April 17th. CatholicDaughters will follow that meeting with an audit and short meetingof their own. Women of the parish are welcome to attend and findout more about these two groups, or who are just interested inhelping at individual events. There has been interest in again holding

a parish picnic which turned out to be a very popular event lastyear. On Tuesday, April 23, Jeff is offering Lets Start at theBeginning: The Book of Genesis, Part I. Part II will be held onApril 30. Info: 518-854-3692

WHY PAY $$$. TO HAVE YOUR APPLIANCES / SCRAPMETAL REMOVED. Heres a chance to dispose of largehousehold appliance items / Scrap Metal from your home: Pickup / Drop off. Stoves/Ranges/ Refrigerators/Freezers/Washers/Dryers/Water Heaters/ Dish Washers/ Scrap Metal. Donate tothe American Legion Post 574 Hudson Falls Call 518 747-9891.

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resent a program on antique bottles and bottle collecting on

April 18th at 7:30 PM at the Pittstown Town Hall in Tomhannock.Mercer, an antique bottle aficionado, will bring a portion of hisarge collection of antique bottles and will talk about how todentify the ages and uses of these bottles. He also encourageshose who attend his presentation to bring their own old bottlesor discussion and identification. Mercer is currently a member ofhe Albany Bottle Club and was formerly active in the Bottle

Museum in Ballston Spa. He has been an avid bottle collector allis life and is nationally known for his encyclopedic knowledgef antique bottles and their uses. The meeting is free and open tohe public. For further information regarding this press release,ontact: Constance Kheel 518-686-7514.

HUDSON CROSSING Parks recycled art show celebratingEarth Day www.epa.gov/earthday is back for a two-month exhibitrom April 2 through May 31, Monday through Saturday fromam to 5pm at Espressohuis in Schuylerville. Join us also for an

Artists reception on Saturday May 4, from 5pm to 7pm.

OIN OUR CHOIR! We are looking for singers to join our choirt the West Hebron Presbyterian Church on Route 30 in West

Hebron. Choir practise is at 7pm Wednesday nights at the churchr manse. Please call Pastor Laura Mitchell for more info: 518-54-3729.

BABYSITTING COURSE- Do you enjoy working with chil-ren? Would you benefit from learning valuable babysitting ba-ics as well as CPR and first aid? Then come join us! The Childnd Babysitting Safety course will be held at Gavin Park onaturday, April 20, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Gavin Park. Space ismited, students must be at least 10 years of age, and pre-regis-

ration is required. A certificate of completion will be issued.Ensure your childs spot now by registering online atwww.townofwilton.com/gavin-park, or stop by the park office,weekdays, during regular business hours. Any questions, pleaseontact (518) 584-9455.

CHICKEN PARMESAN DINNER The Easton MethodistChurch, Route 40, North Easton, NY will have a Chicken ParmesanDinner on Thursday, April 25 From 5:00 to 7:00 PM.Homemadechicken parm, pasta, salad, bread, dessert and beverages. Noreservations are needed. You may eat in or take out. The cost is$10.00 for Adults, $5.00 for kids from 6-12 years old. 5 andunder- free. For information, contact Edna at 518-664-7184.

TASTE OF HOOSICK-Looking for a wonderful way to spend

an afternoon in the Town of Hoosick? This popular event since2009 returns this year to St. Marys School auditorium on Sun-day, May 5, 2013 from 3-6 PM. Many local restaurants havecommitted to participate and showcase their most popular dishes and the Hoosick area has some outstanding chefs and chef-owned restaurants. There will also be live entertainment from theHFCS Jazz Band, as well as the wonderful music of other tal-ented local musicians on the St. Marys stage. The silent auctionpromises something for everyone, featuring goods and servicesfrom the greater Hoosick area. Drop your ticket in the jar to beeligible for numerous door prizes. Tickets wi ll be available at theHACA Center as well as other locations to be announced. Pre-event tickets are $12.50 and at the door $15.00. Ticket orders canbe sent to HAC A, POB #1, Hoosick Falls, NY 12090. MakeChecks payable to HACA. Notate Taste of Hoosick in thememo section. This event is sponsored by the Hoosick AreaChurch Association, Inc a non-profit organization which spon-sors the HACA Food Pantry. The Food Pantry served 4585 indi-viduals in 2012. The number of families seeking service totaled255, including 279 children, 446 adults and 56 elderly. Pickups atthe Regional Food Bank totaled over 36,000 pounds of perishableand non-perishable food, in addition to thousands of pounds offood donated by community organizations, churches, and indi-viduals. Thanks to Taste of Hoosick 2012 317 families wereprovided with food baskets for the holiday season. The goal for2013 is to further develop the HACA Food Pantry programs tosustain the health, good nutrition and dignity of local families.For further information contact Dianne Hosterman at 686-5163or HACA, PO Box #1, Hoosick Falls, NY 12090.

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION- Rensselaer Countys EverettWagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton, NY Join theseniors at the Everett Wagar Senior Center on Friday, April 26,2013 at 12:30 as we celebrate April birthdays. If you have anyquestions, or if you would like to join us for our noon lunchconsisting of Potato Crunch Pollock Fillet, Fluffy Potatoes,Harvard Beets, Round Roll, and Birthday Cake for dessert, pleasecontact the center at 279-3485.

THE SECOND ANNUAL KENTUCKY DERBY DAYPARTY will be held at the lovely Saratoga Springs home ofCindy Spence on Saturday, May 4 from 4 to 7 pm. A fundraiserto benefit the Courthouse Community Center, this wonderfulspring outing will offer delicious food, fun betting and theopportunity to enjoy the Derby in the company of good friends.Guests are encouraged to wear their horse racing finery includinggorgeous hats! Tickets for this enjoyable event are $25 andmay be reserved by calling the CCC at 518-854-7053.


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found is often a thankless project. However, Poultney resident Gertrude P. Horridge recently wasbestowed with the Lola Parks Spohn Nielsen Award by the Parks Family for her work. The award,

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TICKETS AVAILABLE- Transfiguration Parish has tickets for the May 5th performance of LesMiserable at Proctor s Theater. We have 21 tickets left. Proctors has sold out and we have the only

tickets left. If we dont sell the tickets we will most likely sell them back to Proctors and they willbe at a much higher price. If you would please put the attached information in your newspaper in

the upcoming weeks. This will help us and maybe there are people in the area who have tried to gettickets and have not been able and are interested in seeling the show.

GREENWICH LIBRARY EVENT- Donald W. Dulmer, tree surgeon and arborist, will present a

program about trees at the Greenwich Library Community Room on Wednesday, April 17 at 7:00p.m. Topics of discussion will be pruning and shaping, injections and maintenance, planting and care

of new trees, diseases and tree preservation. The program will be followed by a question and answer

session. There is no charge for the program.

CLAM STEAM- THE FISH CREEK ROD AND GUN CLUB ANNUAL CLAM STEAM FOR

2013 WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY 10 AUGUST 2013 FROM 12 NOON THRU 9PM ATTHE CLUB HOUSE ON ROUTE 32 SOUTH OF VICTORYTICKETS $40.00 Full Steam ticket

or $30.00 Chicken Ticket For Tickets or Information CONTACT TOM: 491-8194 OR 507-6308OR CLUB HOUSE 695-3917 TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED BY 4 AUGUST 2013

THE GLENS FALLS SENIOR CENTER ANNOUNCES ITS ONGOING PROGRAMS FOR

2013.Free Osteo Prevention classes continue Monday/Wednesday, Tuesday/Thursday at 9:00 a.m.here at the Center. Sponsored by RSVP. Every Tuesday- Bingo in the AM and program in the

afternoon Zumba Gold-Global Fitness, Glen Street-Tuesday 11:15-12:00, Free, sponsored by MVP.Free Chair Yoga continues every Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Sponsored by MVP. Senior Center Service

Club-Thursdays-Lunch 12:15 p.m./Program 12:45 p.m. Tai Chi Classes with Sam Ling, are heldFriday morning at 9:00 a.m. Fee is $6 per class. Friday-Bowling-Spare Time, SGF-9:00 a.m. Always

ooking for subs. One Stroke Painting-$15 all materials included. Check calendar for class date.Thrift Shop open Monday Friday 10:00 until noon Woodshop- Wednesday mornings or call for

appointment Monthly Movies, Monthly lunch bunch, Monthly Theme luncheons and so much

more +55 over, no residency requirements. Visit us on our new website at : http://www.greaterglensfallsseniorcenter.com.

VENDORS WANTED- Halfmoon Town Hall and Capital Car Shows.com are looking for vendorso participate in the First Annual Car and Vendor Show in the town park on May 11th, 2013.Find

details and reservation form at www.HalfmoonShow.com

SUNDAY MUSIC SERIES- Once again, the Salem Courthouse Community Center is proud torenew the Sunday Chamber Music series under the guidance of Daniel Shulman, pianist and conductor.Gaining popularity since the series started in 2010, the audiences appreciation of both the venue,(the old Courtroom with its lovely sound) and the top-flight musicians has been exciting. It is rareto have such a professional level in a rural area. A couple, new residents from Albany, voiced theirpraise: We were impressed at the harness ing of energy in the community. Another fan admired theairy, elegant space. For 2013, the CCC received its fourth grant from LARAC in support. Leaderand enthusiast Daniel Shulmans broad career spans roles in Japan, Holland and California where heestablished several chamber groups. He led a Stravinsky centennial fest ival in New York, was guestconductor for the St. Paul and St. Lukes Chamber orchestras as well as the Erich Hawkins DanceCompany. His advanced performers seminars have brought accomplished worldwide players to theU.S. Especially informative are the performance introductions by Dan who illuminates each composerfor us. The 2013 series will take place on Sundays at 3:00 pm on April 21, May 19 and June 9. Thefirst spring performance will feature Beethoven, Schubert, and Haydn with the added spice ofStravinsky. Tickets are $20 each or $45 for the series of 3 concerts. The CCC offers a special $5ticket price for all music students. We welcome music lovers to 3 lovely spring afternoons of music!

Tickets will be sold at the door but may be reserved by calling 518-854-7053.

VALLEY FALLS UMC- Everyone is invited to worship at the Valley Falls United Methodist

Church at 16 State Street each Sunday morning at 9:00. The service, led by Pastor G. Ewart Morris,s followed by a coffee hour. Children participate in the first part of the church service and then are

nvited to attend church school. The choir practices on Thursday evenings. If you can sing and readmusic, you are invited to join. Prayer shawl ministry meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the

month at 7:00 p.m. All who knit or crochet or would like to learn - are welcome. The church ishandicapped accessible and has an assistive listening system. All are welcome! Call 753-4848 or

check out our web site at www.valleyfallsunitedmethodist.com.for more information. Please join us!

ENERGY EXPO: The Greenwich Energy Committee in collaboration with Cornell Cooperative

Extension and SCA Tissue, is sponsoring an Energy Expo on Saturday April 13 from 10 3 at theGreenwich High School. The Expo is intended to bring together individuals and businesses whose

knowledge of energy reduction techniques can be implemented in homes and offices. The Expo isfree to the public. Along with vendors, the Expo will feature three speakers throughout the day. Tina

Clark from Transition Towns will talk about energy efficiency in the home. Her energy efficienthome in Montague, Mass will be the subject of a lively discussion on energy options for all

homeowners. Michele Evanson, NYS Outreach Program Coordinator for Honeywell International,brings an extensive background in energy efficiency, education and communication. She is also

charged with implementing NYSERDAs EmPower NY Program. Joseph Laquatra, PhD, from theDepartment of Design and Environmental Analysis will focus on the sustainable aspects of

housing.Vendors have been lined up for the event. If there is anyone or any business who might benterested in participating as a vendor contact Sara Idleman or Amanda Willetts at 692-7137 or a

member of the committee. Members of the committee include David Doonan, Tom Havens, GeorgePerkins, Linda Law-Saunders, Matt Ryan and Bill Tomkins. For more information contact: Sara

Idleman 727-1269 or 692-7137, Amanda Willetts 692-7137.

PARENTING CLASSES. Parents Apart (For Separating or Divorcing Parents)Cornell CooperativeExtension of Washington County will be offering a two-session Parenting Class on April 24th and

25th, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Classes will focus on helping parents understand what the impactof the divorce is having on their children as well as what their children are experiencing and how they

can help them through this transition. Classes are designed to help parents create stronger, healthierand more positive relationships with their children. Classes will meet in the Fort Edward area and

here is a $30.00 fee to attend (scholarships are available if eligible with applicable processing fee).If you are interested in attending call Cornell Cooperative Extension Washington County at (746-

2560 or 1-800-548-0881) to receive an enrollment form.

WARREN COUNTY 4-H IS LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD VOLUNTEERS! The WarrenCounty 4-H Youth Development Program needs volunteers who are interested in starting or co-

eading 4-H clubs. We are looking for adults over the age of 21 who are interested in sharing their timeand talents with the youth of Warren County. Training is provided and you determine the amount of

volunteer hours you can offer. If you have a special set of skills that could help make the differencen the lives of young people then 4-H is the place for you. Cornell Cooperative Extensions mission

s to enable people to improve their lives and communities through partnerships that put experienceand research knowledge to work. If you or someone you know is interested in volunteering for 4-H

please contact Cornell Universi ty Cooperative Extension of Warren County (CCE) at 518-668-4881or 518-623-3291and ask to speak with Martina Noone.

COUNTRYFEST-The Schaghticoke Fairgrounds is excited to announce that WGNA will be cel-ebrating 20 Years of Countryfest at the Schaghticoke Fairgrounds on Saturday, July 13, 2013.WGNA made their public announcement on air Friday, February 22nd. The star studded line upincludes 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 home to the Great Schaghticoke Fair which wi ll be celebrating its 194th year this LaborDay. For all the details and ticket information on Countryfest 2013, go to www.wgna.com. Formore information on the Schaghticoke Fair, please visi t www.schaghticokefair.org.

HOME SHOW- American Legion Post #278, 6 Clancy St., Schuylerville, is seeking Party Con-sultants and also local businesses to join us for Home Show Event on June 1st, 9am 3pm. Tablesare available for $25 each. Youre welcome to as many as you would like or need. Fir st come, firstserve. We will not have more than one consultant per business unless you team up withsomeone on your own. Food will be available for purchase from our kitchen. This is not a craftfair or flea market. If youre interested in booking your table contact Dotti at 1-334-435-2122 $25will reserve your table.

PATTIS QUILTING AND FABRICS NEWS: April 25th thru the 28th is the First Annual

Customer Appreciation Sale and its going to be HUGE! You wont find deals like this anywhereelse. I have been so overwhelmed will well wishes and kind thought over the past 3 months and Ithought this was the perfect way to say thank you to all our wonderful customers. Page 3 of thenewsletter has all the sale details. On Saturday April 27 Sue Pfau of Sweet Janes Quilting &Design will be here for a book signing. We are so excited that one of our local designers has writtenher first book and so honored that she chose us for the first book signing! May and June bring useven more local talent. Pat Cunningham will be here to teach her wonderful applique and Englishpaper piecing methods. 485 Glen Street Glens Falls. 518-683-7107.

COMMUNITY GARDEN MEETING- On St. Pattys Day I saw the first robins pecking at thelawn. Today over a foot of snow and still fal ling. Tomorrow is the first day of Spring. Sounds likeMarch in the North Country! As gardeners we are eternal optimists, and have faith that when ourseedlings are ready for transplanting the soil will be warm, the skies sunny and the growing seasonwill be upon us once again. On Tuesday, April 9 at 7 p.m. an organizational meeting will be heldin the offices of Warrensburgh Beautification on the second floor of our Senior Center at 3847Main Street. Fourteen plots are available, plus additional growing area in the garden annex. Indi-viduals, youth groups, civic organizations and businesses who would like to grow their own freshproduce for themselves or others are encouraged to adopt a plot. New this year is the option forstudents from Warrensburgh Elementary School to grow food in preparation for a potential schoolgardening program to begin in 2014. On site composting is available for those who wish to recycle

nutrients. Free soil testing and beginners workshops will be offered on an as needed basis. Forfurther information, to reserve a plot or to renew a plot, please e-mail or call Teresa Whalen,Community Garden Coordinator, at [email protected] or 466-5497.

PIZZA AND WING NIGHT at Victory Mills Fire Department April 27 4-8pm. Place your orderat 518-695-5523 after 2pm that day. Eat in or carry out.


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PITTSTOWN SENIOR TRIPS-Wednesday May 15 Knickerbocker Manson, Dutch luncheon,our of manson, this is a drive yourself trip or car pool leaving Raymertown Fire House at 9:30am.

Price is $20 per person. Wednesday Junes 21 Yankee Candle and Magic Wings in Deerfield

Ma., spend time with the butterflies before a lazy lunch (on own restaurant and cafeteria on site) then

ff to shop at Yankee Candle. Leaving Raymertown Fire House at 8:00am with a 8:15 pick up atTamarac. The price is $41per person which includes bus, tip, admission. Wednesday August 21

Tiki Lounge, Lake George. Show and luncheon (TBA)This is a drive yourself trip or car pooleaving Raymertown Fire House at 10:15am. Cost is $42 per person all inclusive. Wednesday

October 15 Tribute to Dick Clark @ Hilton Garden, Hoosick St. Shake, Rattle & Roll! Just liken American Bandstand, Lunch will be served at 11:30 with the show at 1:00. This is a drive yourself

r car pool trip. Cost is $48.95 per person includes lunch,, show, tax & gratuity. For more informationnd reservations, please call Sylvia at 663-0005

GETTING YOUR SUGGESTIONS HEARD The Business Insiders Young Entrepreneur Council

ecently asked for best t ips for measuring (and increasing) employee engagement. A founder of aational cancer organization responded with, Full transparency breeds accountability, which

aturally transitions into ownership. When someone is invested in their role and feels pride andwnership, theyre much more likely to star t suggesting improvements and working hard to better

heir work and the company. So what does that have to do with Toastmasters?

Plenty! HollyAnn Carbino, VP of Education exclaimed. Evaluators are the communicationsackbone of Toastmasters. They invest themselves in listening to and watching a speaker and

roviding them with encouragement and, more importantly, constructive criticism on how thepeaker could improve. This exercise in observation, contemplation, out-of-the-box thinking in

ome cases, and tact are vital to Toastmasters and can be immediately applied in the workplace tonitiate improvements and make things better. Come see how Toastmasters can help you get

our suggestions heard by visiting Washington County Toastmasters at our next meeting,Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at the Annex II Building, next to the Washington County Cornell

Cooperative Extension Building, 415 Lower Main Street , Hudson Falls, NY. Washington CountyToastmasters meets first and third Wednesdays at 7:00PM. For more info about WCT, please

isit www.washingtoncountytoastmasters.org. Guests are ncouraged to arrive a few minutesarly to settle in. Come join us, and bring a friend! Washington County Toastmasters is a

ommunications club that allows for a friendly and trusting atmosphere so that all members canefine their skills in a supportive environment. And no other Toastmasters club has as much fun

s we do! Info: www.washingtoncountytoastmasters.org.

BASKET PARTY:@ Greenwich Elks April 21 at 1pm at the lodge. Fundraiser awards scholar-

hips to Greenwich, Argyle, Cambridge, Salem and Schuylerville students. Info: 518-692-9060

WIC monthly meeting in Greenwich April 16 at the Town Office on Academy Street 9am-6pm.nfo: 518-746-2460.

COUNTRY ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING at the American Legion on clancy street in

chuylerville April 21 and April 28 2-6pm. Everyone welcome. Music by Ole Time Country.nformal dress. Info: 518-747-6687 or 824-3719.

ONGWRITER/TROUBADOUR BOB WARREN RETURNS TO FORT SALEM THEATER

n Saturday, April 13, at 8 PM, filling the Forts Mainstage with his seven-piece Bob WarrenBand featuring vocalist Joy MacKenzie. The Greenwich musical icon has recently recorded a new

CD, The Poet in Me, at the local Edie Road Studio, and the Fort Salem show wi ll feature many ofhe cuts from that recording.

CHILI SUPPER: The Cambridge Historical Society and Museum will hold its annual Chili

upper on Friday, April 19th, from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. at the Historical House on Broad Street inCambridge. There will also be a 50/50 raffle. Food will include homemade chili with all the

oppings, freshly baked corn bread, and make you own ice cream sundaes provided by Stewarts.All for a nominal cost of $6.00 per person.

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. The organization

was recently awarded $1,750 from the Stewarts Holiday Match. The CCC is grateful for this

wonderful support knowing that it represents donations provided by community members aswell as funding from the Stewarts Foundation. The CCC also has special events planned toaise additional funds for Lunch, Learn & Play. On Saturday, April 13 at 7 pm, the CCC will hosthe Elementary Talent Show in the courtroom. Talented participants in grades 3 through 6 willring the stage to life with song and dance. Following the event, there will be a dessert auctionffering a wide assortment of delectable home-bakes goods. On Friday and Saturday, June 7nd 8, the CCC will host its second Salem Film Festival and Fashion Show starting at 7 pm. Chris

Fronhofer and students from the Salem High School film club will premiere original short films.Following the films, there will be a fashion extravaganza under the direction of the talented SuziThomas. Both evenings will also feature a dessert auction as well. The proceeds from all eventswill support Lunch, Learn & Play. The CCC is located at 58 East Broadway directly across fromhe school.

BOSTON BUS TRIP- Saturday May 4th Greenwich Elks Lodge Rte. 40 S- Greenwich @ 6 AM-

drop off at Quincy Market- Return to Lodge by 11:00 PM..Cost is $50.00 until April 15th pricewill increase to $55.00. Please reserve your seat asap- mail check to Kim Strainer Phone 518-361-

6994. Address: 9 St. Lea Court, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866.

CELEBRATE! ARGYLE SPORTS PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE. Date: May 4th at 1 pm. Place:Argyle Central School. Featuring: alumni games (basketball, volleyball, softball, and baseball); a

photo, scrapbook, memorabilia display of Argyle sports history; and sports reunion with alumniteammates. Join us for a day of fun. Sign up to play your favorite sport, root on your favorite team,

and reminisce with our history display. Contact Patty Hammond at 638-8362 or Diana Eggleston at638-6207 to sign up to play, to share your mementoes, or for more information. Donations to benefit

Argyles 250th birthday celebration in 2014.

NEWS FROM THE DAIRY PRINCESS- Did you know that each morning 25 million kids go toschool, and some of them are hungry? A large number of children start their day off on the wrong foot

by not eating a healthy breakfast. Hunger effects students ability to learn and their attention span.We can change this with a program called Breakfast in the Classroom. The program provides students

with a healthy breakfast each morning at school directly in their classrooms. Most school breakfastprograms require students to eat in the cafeteria and this can make students feel singled out from

others. Thats why this program makes sure that students eat in the classroom together with otherstudents. Research shows that schools providing universal school breakfast (served free to all stu-

dents) have higher breakfast participation, especially when breakfast is served in the classroom,resulting in a higher percentage of students consuming breakfast. These well-balanced, healthy meals

include dairy products like milk, yogurt, or cheese that helps a student reach their goal of three dairyproducts every day. The nine nutrients in milk help to nourish their body as well as build their bones

. The meal only takes about ten minutes to eat and provides plenty of benefits for the students.Students who eat breakfast have higher math and reading skill s than students that dont eat breakfast.

I eat breakfast each morning and know how important it is to my learning skills. I recently attendedan event at the New York State Capital that supported and encouraged schools to add a Breakfast in

the Classroom program. Please contact your school to encourage them to offer this great program.

HAT DAY- Rensselaer Countys Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton NYwillbe hosting a Hat Day. Wear a hat, your favorite baseball cap, your military hat, how about your night

cap, decorate a hat, wear your wifes hat, your husbands hat, how about your sons hat, or maybeyour daughters hat, maybe even your sons daughters hat. Its a hat parade on Friday April 19,

sponsored by Blue Shield of Northeast New York, prizes will be awarded. Join us for lunch at noon,entre will be; Tuna Bake w/Wide Noodles, for a suggested donation of $2.75 for seniors 60 years of

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