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THE 7TH ANNUAL PERRY MOYER MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT THE POULTNEY CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
While continuing to recover from the tremendous amount of damage caused to
roadways, trees and historic markers during the July 3rd, 2014 storm that
struck Poultney, the Poultney Cemetery Association has been selected to be
the beneficiary of the 7th Annual Perry Moyer Memorial Golf
Tournament.Come join us and show your support for the historic cemetery
property, resting place of Perry and many friends and families of our beautiful community. Saturday July 11, 8:30 AM registration, 9:00 am SHOTGUN START @ MILESTONE GOLF CLUB COUNTY ROUTE 18 HAMPTON, NY518.282.9030. FOOD FUN PRIZES 4 MEMBER TEAMS
18 Hole Best Ball Scramble $50.00 PER PERSON Price Includes Golf, Cart,
Prizes and Food Additional fee if you choose to participate in special contest
(closest to pin, etc.)
BINGO Every Monday, the Bennington Elks hosts bingo. There will be a $1,000
jackpot and 31 games for $13. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and bingo starts at 7 p.m.
The Bennington Elks is at 125 Washington Ave.
THE BENNINGTON FREE CLINIC is held each Thursday starting at 6 p.m. This
clinic is for uninsured people 18 years of age or older, who would otherwise fall
through the cracks of our fractured health care system. It is located in the First
Baptist Church at 601 Main St. Please call 802-447-3700 for an appointment to be
seen.
ERIE CANAL AND HERKIMER DIAMOND MINE TRIP .Join the Town
of Pittstown Seniors (TOPS) We will be limited to 25 people for this trip
Includes surface mine (keep what you find), museum & shop the diamond
retail store. On to a lunch at Waterfront Grille for a Buffet (not all you can
eat) with Ham & Turkey and a lot more wonderful items. After lunch we
board the boat for a narrated Lock-Through cruise on the Erie Canal. Lets
not forget browsing thru Gems Along the Mohawk. August 13, 2015 leaving
from Tamarac Plaza at 7 a.m., Price $54, for more information contact Sylvia
at (518) 478-3338.
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When combined with light weights, where appropriate, it can be even more beneficial. Its
free, its fun and there is no obligation. Wear loose clothing and lets stretch and relax!
Classes are on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10:00 am, you may join at any time. Its a mind
and body rejuvenation. Yoga is something people of all ages and abilities can come together
and do. If you have any questions, or would like to join us for lunch after exercise, please
contact the center at 279-3413.
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BUS TRIP TO YANKEE STADIUM- Notre Dame Visitation Church is sponsoring a bus trip to Yankee Stadium on Aug.
23. as a fundraiser for renovations to the Church. Cost is $110
per person which includes unlimited food & Pepsi products for
the 1st five innings. Bus leaves Wilton Mall at 7 am. First come
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In addition to horticultural and floral design competitions, youth
and educational exhibits and food and plant sales, there will be a
Photography Section this year. All amateur photographers are
invited to enter. The photos must be 8"x10" in a white 11"x14"
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ANNUAL CAR/MOTORCYCLE SHOW AND CHICKEN
BBQ held by the Ft Ann Fire Company July12 from 4-7pm.Vendors
on site. Meal $10. Proceeds to FA Vol Fire Co.
Photo classes will be: Class 1 -The View From My Door Garden Landscape Class 2- Up Close and Personal Close up of
Blooms or Foliage Class 3- Garden Visitors Birds, Insects or
Animals that our gardens attract. All amateur gardeners and photographers are invited to submit entries in the design, horticulture
and photography competitions. The Design classes are also online
at www.schuylervillegardenclub.org. Horticulture entries are accepted on Friday, July 10 from 4-7pm. The public is cordially invited to participate and attend the show. Admission and refreshments are free!
CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SEEKS SURVEY
PARTICIPANTS. The public is invited to participate in Cornell
Cooperative Extensions on-line survey for setting program priorities for Natural Resources, Youth Development and Family and
Consumer Sciences. The questionnaires goal is to establish program priorities based on the issues facing Warren County residents. Cornell Cooperative Extension has both finite human and
monetary resources; therefore it is crucial we determine which
issues most significantly impact youth, families, and communities in
Warren County. Your input is important and valued. The survey
can be found at the following web address: http://
warren.cce.cornell.edu/home-page/community-survey If you do
not have internet access please call Cornell Cooperative Extension
of Warren County at 518-623-3291 or 668-4881 and we will be
happy to send you a survey.
No frames are allowed. Entries must be pre-registered and received by the Chairman by July 1st. Ribbons will be awarded by
Peoples Choice. Entry forms and more information are available online at www.schuylervillegardenclub.org or by calling
Mary Ann Brown, Chairman at 692-2198.
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STAFFING CHANGES AT THE MCCULLOUGH FREE LIBRARY The end of May saw the retirement of long time Childrens
Librarian Bonnie Dundas from the staff of the McCullough Free Library. Having served in that capacity for over 18 years, Bonnie will
be greatly missed by patrons of the Childrens Room and the Library
in general. She had built connections with Hiland Hall School,
Southshire School and the Head Start Program, as well as with the
homeschooling community. Bonnies friends and fans will be glad to
hear that she will retain her ties with the Library through special
projects. With the departure of Bonnie Dundas, the Library has announced the hiring of Jennie Rozycki as the new Childrens Librarian. Jennie is a 2013 graduate of the University of Rhode Islands
School of Library and Information Science with a MLIS and certificate in Information Literacy Instruction. She has worked at the
Larchmont Public Library and the Bennington Free Library providing
reference services and cataloging. Jennie continues part time at the
Bennington Library. There will be an Open House at the Library on
Saturday, June 27th from 10:00 2:00to provide an opportunity for
children and parents to meet and share their interests and ideas about
programs. Turning Point Center of Bennington County
Meetings... MONDAY; Making Recovery Easier. 12:00 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous. 5:30 p.m. Al-Anon Beginners. 6:30 p.m.
Alateen. 7:00 p.m. TUESDAY; Womens Self-Esteem Group.
11:00 a.m. Meditation Group. 5:00 p.m. Co-Dependents Anonymous. 6:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY; Narcotics Anonymous. 12:00
p.m. Double Trouble. 2:00. p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous. 6.00 p.m.
THURSDAY; All Recovery Meeting. 11:00 a.m. FRIDAY; All
Recovery Meeting. 4:00 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous. 5:30 p.m.
WEST PAWLET FLEA MARKET- BIG RAFFLE and BAKE
SALE will be held on TOWN WIDE YARD SALE DAY in West
Pawlet, Vermont. It will be held at the fire station, which is located on
Vermont Route 153 (Main Street). It will be Saturday, July 11th
from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. RAIN or SHINE. Sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the West Pawlet Volunteer Fire Department. A
family event. All are welcome! Auxiliary members Joanne Reid and
Ellie Park said that a lot will be going on throughout the day. There
will be a light BREAKFAST, a FOOD SALE, and a LUNCHEON.
The firehouse kitchen will open at 9:00 a.m. for a light BREAKFAST
of donuts and coffee and it will be open for lunch. The Food Sale will
offer many homemade items. There will be a variety of flea market
items from local as well as visiting vendors. Vendor tables in the
market area are available for rent at $10 each 1st come, 1st serve.
Reserve a table soon! Flea market contacts are Edna Winot: 802645-0174 and Ellie Parks: 802-2871639. Edna will have her usual
raffles. More than 50 items to be raffled, including, but not limited to,
Telescope furniture and cash!!! Raffle tickets are currently on sale
and may be purchased through any Auxiliary member! The BIG
RAFFLE drawings will begin around 2:00 p.m. and one does not need
to be present to win!The whole community is invited to have a lawn
sale. For more information, please contact Joanne Reid (802)-6450244.
THE BENNINGTON FREE CLINIC is held each Thursday starting at 6 p.m. This clinic is for uninsured people
18 years of age or older, who would otherwise fall through
the cracks of our fractured health care system. It is located in the First Baptist Church at 601 Main St. Please
call 802-447-3700 for an appointment to be seen.
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JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH FREE LIBRARY SUMMER READING PROGRAM presents ANIMAL HEROES, Saturday July 11th 11:00am to 1:00pm. Meet Ogden the Guide
Dog! Listen to stories about brave animals like Scarlett the Heroic Mother Cat and Goliath
the Fire Horse who, with his teammates, could pull a fire engine weighing thousands of
pounds.
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Just Thinking
By: May Jones
A while ago, there was an article in the Wall Street Journal about Sheldon and
Margery Harnick. A month after their marriage in 1965, they moved into a six room
apartment overlooking Central Park on New Yorks Upper West Side. At the time
the article was written, they had been living there for 49 years. They guessed one
might call their decorating style standard American comfortable. In the photograph, they are sitting in their leather chairs, perfectly positioned near a fireplace.
On the mantel, assorted figurines of some sort were all lined up in a row. Beautiful
artwork adorned the walls. Coffee table books were in three tidy piles on the coffee
table, and an interesting sculpture kept the books company. A piano was off to the
side. The floor looked to be hardwood and was partially covered with a geometric
patterned rug. Simple but elegant. Standard American comfortable describes it
beautifully.
Just in case you are wondering who these folks are; Sheldon is a Pulitzer Prize
winner who has written the lyrics to over 20 musicals, including Fiddler on the Roof.
He is also a poet. Margery was formerly known as Margery Gray when she was a
Broadway actress. She has studied sculpture, painting and photography. In their
book Outdoor Museum, his poetry and her photographs are just as married as they
are.
If you think you need a lot of places and things in your life, this couples story
makes you think otherwise. Just think of all the time they saved by never packing,
unpacking, buying and selling houses. Thats time they had to spend on something
else - and apparently they spent it well. As I work through the emotional aspects of
a prospective move myself, I find that my strongest attachment to my home is not
the memories that were born there, or the birthdays celebrated there, nor the tears
shed there. These things take up residence in my head. Instead, its the way the
sun shines through the windows, the sound of peepers in springtime, the river that
runs alongside the dirt road I walk on, and the mountains dressed in winters snow
that I have trouble parting with.
Sheldon however, had a more poetic way to put it:
Thinking back, I guess 49 years is a long time to be in one place, but we have
never considered moving. I love this apartment. Why? My wife lives here.
May Jones Biography
May is a retired retail executive who devoted her work to a single employer for
over three decades. She is currently managing her own hospitality business in
two locations, hosting people from around the world.
May finds contentment in Nature, spending time with children and family, exploring the humanities and philosophy, and immersing herself in books, libraries and
writing.
WEST PAWLET FLEA MARKET- The Fire Department Auxiliarys ANNUAL FLEA MARKET,
ONCE A YEAR BIG RAFFLE and BAKE SALE will be held on TOWN WIDE YARD SALE DAY
in West Pawlet, Vermont. It will be held at the fire station, which is located on Vermont Route 153
(Main Street). It will be Saturday, July 11th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. RAIN or SHINE. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the West Pawlet Volunteer Fire Department, the FLEA MARKET
and BAKE SALE is a family event. All are welcome! Auxiliary members Joanne Reid and Ellie Park
said that a lot will be going on throughout the day. There will be a light BREAKFAST, a FOOD SALE,
and a LUNCHEON. The firehouse kitchen will open at 9:00 a.m. for a light BREAKFAST of donuts
and coffee and it will be open for lunch. The Food Sale will offer many homemade items. There will
be a variety of flea market items from local as well as visiting vendors. Vendor tables in the market
area are available for rent at $10 each 1st come, 1st serve. Reserve a table soon! Flea market
contacts are Edna Winot: 802-645-0174 and Ellie Parks: 802-2871639. Edna will have her usual raffles.
And, JoAnne said that the ONCE A YEAR BIG RAFFLE will be held with more than 50 items to be
raffled, including, but not limited to, Telescope furniture and cash!!! Raffle tickets are currently on
sale and may be purchased through any Auxiliary member! The BIG RAFFLE drawings will begin
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a lawn sale. For more information, please contact Joanne Reid (802)-645-0244.
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NEW YORKS WASHINGTON COUNTY DISPLAYS NATURAL AND CRAFTED BEAUTY DURING UPCOMING ARTISTS OPEN STUDIO TOUR, JULY 18 AND 19
Open Studio of Washington County has announced that its fifth biennial,
self-guided tour of 16 of the countys most exceptional artists studios
will be held Saturday, July 18 and Sunday, July 19. In the popular
admission-free event, scheduled for 10 a.m. 6 p.m. both days, professional artists scattered throughout the county invite the public into their
studios, display their works and chat with their visitors. Participants drive
from studio to studio, enjoying the scenery rolling hills, pastoral settings and beautiful family farms reminiscent of Tuscany and the unique
opportunity to meet working artists in their studios.
The 2015 Washington County Open Studio Tour will feature a wide
range of works including photography, drawings, works in oils, pastels
and watercolors, decorative and functional decoy carving, ceramic sculpture, assemblage, collage, encaustic and breathtaking sculpture: a wealth
of artistic expressions for visitors to experience and take home with
them. Works from these artists hang in galleries, private collections and
museums.
This years tour offers the widest range of fine artist renderings and
experiences for visitors as well as a trip through the beauty of Washington Countya must-do for everyone who wants to peek behind the
curtain of creativity, said Sue Sanderson, Open Studio's Executive Director.
Eight new artists will join eight returning artists. The newcomers work
in a variety of media: Ian Creitz, photographer, Cambridge; Leslie Ferst,
sculptor in clay, Cambridge; Ann Fitzgibbons, landscapes and iconography in oil, Easton; Karen Koziol, assemblage, collage and encaustic,
Greenwich; Jeri Macdonald, oil, watercolor, ceramic, Cambridge; Leah
McCloskey, oil, watercolor and acrylic, Salem; Steve Sanford, woodcarving, South Cambridge; and Don Wynn, oil painting, watercolors and
woodcuts, Cambridge.
Artists returning from 2013 include: Clarence King, painting, Buskirk;
Stephen Lack, painting, drawing and sculpture, Salem; Virginia McNeice,
pastel and oil, Greenwich; Will Moses, painting, Eagle Bridge; Leslie
Peck, oil on panel and canvas, Greenwich; Gyula Varosy, wood, metal
and stone, Greenwich; Hannie Varosy, oil on canvas, acrylic on board
and wooden sculptures, Greenwich; and Regina Wickham, ceramic,
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Details about the tour, artist profiles and updates can be found at
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2015 HUBBARDTON DAYS. Following a very successful and exciting, fun filled Hubbardton 250th Birthday celebration last year, the
town of Hubbardton has decided it would like to have an annual
Hubbardton Days celebration.
So, the town has set the day this year for Saturday, July 18th, starting
at 4:00 pm, to have the 1st annual Hubbardton Days celebration. It will
be held at the Hubbardton Battlefield, located on Monument Hill Road
in Hubbardton. Please remember to bring lawn chairs or blankets for
your convenience. In the event of rain, the celebration will be held the
next day, Sunday, July 19th same place and time. There are activities
scheduled for both children and adults. Childrens games and contests
will begin at 4:00 pm and there will be prizes and surprises given out.
At the same time, for the adults, there will be a horseshoe throwing
contest and also, the extremely popular women only frying pan
throwing contest! This event was held last year and drew 23 competitors and is bound to again, draw a lot of attention.
Cash prizes will be awarded to the winners of the adult contests.
During the day, there will be fried bread dough, ice cream, hamburgers
and hot dogs available to purchase. Other events will be a raffle with
ca$h prizes, music, visit with alpacas, and a 50 - 50 drawing. Also, the
fun and exciting face painting lady, will once again work her magic
with her amazing creative art!!
Beginning at 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm, a fantastic PIG-ROAST and
Chicken Barbecue, with all the fixins, hosted once again by Center
Grange 290, will certainly fill your belly and put a smile on your face
getting you ready for the main event of the celebration. For advanced
tickets call 273-2651 or stop in Castleton Pet Supply, 700 Route 4A
West, Castleton, Vt. You are also more than welcome to bring a picnic
supper and enjoy the AMAZING view while you dine.
Taking center stage at 7:00 pm will be the popular, well known and
outstanding Celtic flavored musical group, GYPSY REEL. They play
high energy, world blend style music, and have performed all over the
Northeast from New York to Maine. They are in big demand, here in
Vermont, from Derby Line to Brattleboro. They will fill your musical
tastes from 7:00pm to 9:00 pm, and will leave you wanting more.
To close the evening off we have saved the best for last as we
present our FANTASTIC F * I * R * E * W * O * R * K *
S * display, which will captivate your imagination, and thrill every bone
in your body !!! The display will definitely equal last years production,
and promises to explode with a spectacular climax to the evening, and
close out the extravagant 1st annual Hubbardton Days celebration!!For
more info: 802- 273-2951.
SALES &
SERVICE
JC TRACTOR REPAIR
& RESTORATION
RAW LOCAL
HONEY FOR SALE
Dave Hicks
Route 40 Hartford, NY
518-632-5422
FREE SPIRIT FELLOWSHIP OF WATERVLIET is now holding services Thursday evenings @ 7 PM in the United Methodist
Church. The church is located @ 1401 1st Avenue. For further
info, please call 518-961-3464.
Schuylerville Insurance
144 Broad St.,
Schuylerville
Free
Quotes
CLARKS EQUIPMENT
175 East Broadway, Salem, NY 854-3149
VETERANS HALL HONORS ALL VETERANS PAST AND
PRESENT. This building is located on the Schaghticoke Fairgrounds and is comprised of a group of volunteers who feel passionate about this exhibit. Many have visited Veterans Hall during the fair or have come to an Open House to pay tribute to our
veterans and say thank you. Everyone knows and loves a veteran and many come to share that connection. Some come to see
a picture, a clipping or perhaps an item donated by family or a
friend of a veteran that served our country. In addition we are
compiling a list of veterans names from Rensselaer, Saratoga,
and Washington Counties. We can use your help in this endeavor.
This will be an ongoing objective for years to come. Getting your
veterans name on the list is free, easy and a good way to ensure
his/her service will be remembered. A form can be obtained on
Facebook
at
https://www.facebook.com/
SchaghticokeVeteransHall or contact Jody at 518-859-2988 or
Lorraine at 518-753-6936. Thank you for your service!
ANDERSON
DAIRY
Directions: The Hall is located on State Rt. 40 in the Hamlet of North Easton,
N.Y., which is 7 miles south of Greenwich.... From Rt. 7 Troy - Take Rt. 40
North Approx 20 Miles...From Saratoga- Take Rt. 29 East to Rt. 40 South - 6
Miles.... From Bennington Vt - N. Bennington Rt. 67 to Rt. 22 to Rt. 372, left on
Rt. 372 to Rt. 29
West to Rt. 40 South - 6 miles to North Easton.
ZOO OPENED!
Small, family owned Zoo at
6601 State Route 149
Granville, NY, featuring Baby
Zebra, Kangaroo, Parrots, 5
species of Monkeys, Goats and
More! $10 admission.
JUNGLE EXPERIENCE
10am-5pm daily.
518-260-7972.
CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES
Paris Adriance-Hurt Andrew Bearor, Lukas Becker, Amanda Brand, Shane Brennan,
Matthew Brown, Taryn Brundige, Scarlett Campbell, Tonya Clark, Autumn Clifton, Noah Clifton,
Mariah Coley, Dustin DiMaggio, Erica Dupuis, Ethan English, Stephanie Fattorusso,
Joshua Fiske, Samuel Galbraith, Kristen Gardner, Molly Gates, Austin Gauthier, Todd Gorman,
Kristiana Gregory, Graham Hall, Joshua Haskell, Shannon Haynes, Jeremy Hommel,
Victoria Hoskins, Maria Hughes, Darrian-Elis King, Erica LaFlamme, Matthew Lewis,
Stefanie Lockrow, Brianna Lown, Rachel Markham, Alexis Martin, Zachary Martin,
Madeline Mathers, Evan Mattison, Maxwell McNeil, Greg Midurski, Lucas Motsiff,
Chawncy Phillips, Logan Phillips, Briana Putnam, Brendan Ricketts, Hazel Robertson,
Cassidy Roth, Caleb Rowland, Jarred Sausville, Christopher Scoville, Bobbi-Anna Skinner,
Delaney Smith, Eraina St.Gelais, Rachel Telford, Christopher Warnke, Sarah Warren,
Thomas Wellbrock, Isaiah Wilmot, Rachel Witham
Country Gals Cafe ~ Ace Hardware ~ Country Power Products~ Kinney Auto
Sales Black Dog Wine & Spirits ~ Ohearns Pharmacy ~ China King ~ Glens
Falls National Bank ~ Schoolhouse Pizza ~ Battenkill River Sports & Campground ~ Leon Barkley Real Estate ~ The Burger Den ~Silvanos ~ Simon Auto
Sales~Eagle Bridge Antiques ~ TCT Federal Credit Union ~ Preble Realty ~
Veterans Motocycle Club ~ Nessle Brothers ~Hudson River tractor ~ K Ward
Realty~Stewarts
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, July 11 1-4 pm
38 Summit Lake Rd. Spur, Argyle
Charming Home!
4 bedroom, 2 baths,
86 lake front on
Summit Lake.
Dont miss this one!
518-279-1005
WANTED:
Log Length Firewood.
Call 518-742-6944
3 BEDROOM MOBILE
HOME on lot.
$15,000 firm.
Serious inquiries only.
518-326-0847.
COTTAGES
FOR SALE:
ADIRONDACK PARK.
COPELAND POND
WATERFRONT 2bedroom
1bath seasonal cottage, + 2br,
1 bath guest cottage. Dock.
Party boat, kayaks, canoe.
Turn key. Close to Saratoga &
Lake George. $215,000
518-793-9420
FOR RENT:
1 bedroom house. LR/DR
combo, washer/dryer hook
ups, country living.
Immediate occupancy,
Poultney, VT.
802-287-9337
$195,000.
Barkley Real Estate 518-424-8624
FOR SALE
ATTENTION STORE
OWNERS
used clothing and household
items contents of building
14x30 fixtures not
included $499.00 Bennington Vermont 802-442-6486
EAST GREENWICH
on Battenkill.
Stylish 2 BR, formal dining
room, double livingroom,
kitchen patio, w/d hookup,
private gardens, garage.
$775 plus security, lease.
No pets.
518-854-9285
HISTORIC
SCHOOLHOUSE
Overlooking Hudson River
Waterfall, minutes to Saratoga:
$169,900/Best Offer
(518)618-1497
SchoolHouseNY.com
NEED A DUMPSTER?
(518) 854-9555
www.bddumpster.com
LAND
OR
FARM
WANTED: Top price paid.
Out of country buyers. Call
Bryce Realty 518-271-7630
SCHUYLERVILLE
ONE BEDROOM
APARTMENT FOR
RENT includes heat, lights,
water and sewer. $700/mo
518-338-8311
Need to sell your home?
Call Al Konieczny @ Bryce
Real Estate 441-4353
Competitive , Reliable, Professional and Proven Service for
all your needs!
GREENWICH RENTAL:
Beautiful restored Victorian
building. 2 bedrooms,
upstairs, one garage space.
NO SMOKING. NO
PETS.Suitable for 2 adults
only. Lease required.
$710/mo heat included.
518-692-2377
DOUBLEWIDE HOME
$26,500. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath,
Deck, Porch, Central Air, New
Vinyl Siding, New Windows,
Rt. 7, Brunswick,
Terrace Haven
518-326-4081.
BAND SAWN
AIR DRIED
PINE LUMBER.
1x's and 2x's.
Most sizes on
hand.Also, kiln
dried Hardwood
Flooring in Oak,
Cherry and
Hickory.
Pratt's Sawmill.
518-677-5609,
leave message.
FOR RENT:
Granville, NY.
1 & 2 bedroom
apartments.
Offering $200 Off
1 months rent!
Starting at $575.
Water, sewer,
on-site laundr y,
trash, snow &
garbage removal.
1-845-436-1215
IDEAL
RETAIL
OR
OFFICE
SPACE
FOR
RENT. Route 40 South Argyle;
busy road; 1100 sq ft. $700/
mo. 518-638-8950.
TWO
APARTMENTS
AVAILABLE.
One on the first floor; one
on the second floor; both
two (2) bedrooms.
27 Main street
Greenwich, NY
518-791-3001
VALUED HOMES
WE ARE HERE
EVERY WEEKEND
HOT WATER HEATER
New in 2010. Excellent working condition. $175 Call 518
796-6682.
BEST OF QUALITY
TAXIDERMY
Deer Heads Mounted. Bear
Rugs Made. Museum Quality.
518-642-9570
www.vermontmoneysaver.com