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F0R RENT
GRANVILLE, NY
OFFERING $200 OFF
FIRST MONTHS
RENT!
One and two
bedroom apartments.
Starting at $615.
Water, sewer, on-site
laundry, trash, snow &
garbage removal.
1-845-436-1215
CORLEW REALTY
2243 Coach Rd.,
Argyle, NY 12809
518-638-6473
Serving Washington &
Warren Counties
Sandra Corlew, Broker/
owner
STUNNING LAKE
GEORGE HOME
FOR RENT
LOOKING FOR LAND TO Weekly or monthly.
21 ACRES FOR SALE
located in Gods country, HUNT ON Or You can Buy!
Melrose, Schaghticoke area. Call Bryce Real Estate
Carpenter Road, Pittstown.
Asking $4000 per acre. Willing to pay. 518-271-7630
sold@bryce1st.com
518-858-2786 Call 518-441-0130
FOR RENT:Prime Greenwich
location, located across from Hannaford on
busy route 29. Move in condition, 1500
square feet, long and short term lease op-
tions available as low as $1750 per month.
Please call Don 518 225 2405
VALUED HOMES
WE DO IT ALL - property, foundation- turn key - We are your 1 STOP SHOP
Colonial, Capes, Ranches WE HAVE IT ALL.
Bring us a floor plan and we will BUILD IT FOR LESS- LOWEST PRICES.
Customize your home today with us.
New Custom 3 bed-2 bath, open floor plan, 28x44... Only $49,900
Come see our 2 NEW HOMES on display. More on the way!
DISCOUNTS on in-stock models.
SINGLEWIDES DOUBLEWIDES MODULAR RANCH
Starting at Starting at Starting at
$ $
35,900 49,900 $
63,900
EXIT 17N 3 miles north on Rt. 9, WE ARE HERE
1 mile North of Hess & Rt. 197 EVERY WEEKEND
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ONE BEDROOM APT FOR
68 ACRES 2000' NYC BUYER WANTS WA- RENT: Country setting in
ON THE POSTENKILL TERFRONT HOME OR Schuylerville. Includes heat,
AN ESTATE SALE!!! CAMP. Good price. Call Al
call Bryce Real Estate electric, water/sewer, lawn
at Bryce R.E. maintenance and snow plow-
518-271-7630 518-441-4353.
sold@bryce1st.com ing. $775/mo. 518-338-8311.
Need to sell your home? Call TWO
LISTINGS WANTED:
Serious, qualified buyers are Al Konieczny @ Bryce Real APARTMENTS
Estate 441-4353 Competitive AVAILABLE.
searching for a FARM, land One on the first floor; one
or country homes. , Reliable, Professional and
Proven Service for all your on the second floor; both
www.michael-craig- two (2) bedrooms.
campbell-realty.com needs!
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518-642-2274 Greenwich, NY
COTTAGE HOME FOR 518-791-3001
WE MAY BUY YOUR RENT: 2 bedroom, 1 story,
HOME, CAMP, FARM large yard, W/D hook up,
Make an appointment for us country setting. $800/mo. Starter Homes $74k and Up
to view your property. If we plus security.
518-692-8258
Call Jim@ BRYCE 588-6755
decide to make an offer, we
present what we deem to be
FOR RENT: Retail/Office
Fair Prices
BRYCE REAL ESTATE space. South Argyle. 1200 HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bed-
room, brick, dead end road,
518-271-7630 sq. ft. $700/mo. plus utilities.
sold@bryce1st.com Call Rich at large yard, wood and oil heat.
518-638-8950 Call 518-854-7731. $85K.
NEED TO SELL YOUR Salem, NY.
HOME OR PROPERTY? List LOOKING FOR A NEW
with us at a fair price. If we SINGLEWIDE HOME? SCHUYLERVILLE
don't sell your home we will Looking for a park space? ONE BEDROOM APART-
pay your $500. Al Konieczny We have both! MENT FOR RENT includes
at Bryce Real Estate Call for Please call heat, lights, water and
details. Independent Homes @ sewer. $700/mo
518-441-4353. (518) 686-1972 518-338-8311

OUT OF COUNTY BUYER WE NEED NEW LAND OR FARM WANTED:

WANTS A FARM!
Reasonablly priced. Call Al at
Bryce R.E. at 518-441-4353.
10 ACRES FOR SALE
located in on Carpenter
Road, Pittstown. Asking
$5000 per acre.
518-858-2786
SCRAP WANTED
Lawn Mowers, Appliances,
Any Type Of Metal.
FREE PICKUP
518-480-1503
LISTINGS! Top price paid. Out of coun-
Farms, Acreage, try buyers. Call Bryce Realty
Country & Village Homes. 518-271-7630
Alan Brown Realty
518-281-4261
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE WANTED:
On 1 acre, garage, shed, nice Standing Hardwood Timber.
trees, new metal roof, new Woodlots & Hedgerows.
electric enterance, great wa-
Cash Money Paid. Fully
ter, low taxes. On County Rt. Insured.
21, Whitehall, NY. $54,000
518-854-9647
cash only.
518-416-2995

ON THE FARM by Andy Manne

A new pre-emerge and a new post-emerge herbicide will be available for farmers in 2018. Dow
AgroSciences is introducing pre-emerge Elevore for corn, soybeans and cotton and DuPont
Crop Protection is introducing EverpreX for post-emerge use in soybeans.
Elevore has a new active ingredientArylex activewhich has a unique binding affinity and
provides systematic control of broadleaves, says Lindsey Hecht, Dow herbicide product man-
ager. Its a group 4 herbicide that Hecht says should be mixed with other common burndowns
such as ALS or glyphosate.
Dows new product is a one ounce use rate and can
kill marestail up to 8 tallthough they encourage This Weeks sponsor:
farmers to catch them before 4 tall to preserve the CAPITAL TRACTOR, INC.
technology. Elevore can be applied 14 days prior to
planting corn and soybeans and 30 days prior to
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15 herbicide for control of small seeded broadleaf
weeds such as waterhemp. Its a good fit for in-
crop application and helps stop later emerging
flushes of weeds, says Jenny Goodman, DuPont
global product manager for corn and soybeans.
The product can be tank mixed with other premixes to ensure farmers are applying multiple
modes of action across the field. EverpreX has a two to four week residual and is a one to 1.5
pint use rate, depending on weed pressure and type of weeds in the field. Goodman says there is
a wide window of application so farmers can apply the product anytime they expect or catch an
additional flush of weeds.
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SALE! SALE! SALE!
Kiln Dried Planed lumber
SAT., SEPT. 23 in stock.
On Sale This Week:
10 AM Shiplap:
Bardins Tire 8 random length:
70 a lineal foot
Service 10 random length
66 Quaker St. 90 a lioneal foot.
Granville, NY V-Groove:
6 random length
Selling contents of 48 a lineal foot
MECHANICAL REPAIRS: building: Signs, Lifts, DRUMMS SAWMILL
Diesel or Gas Computer Diagnostics 518-928-9982
Insurance Work Alignments Oil Changes Alignment Machine,
518-583-1168
AC Brakes Evaporative Emissions Tests Balancer, Tools, etc. We accept major credit FOR SALE: Red laying hens $4 HAY FOR SALE.
New and Used Tire Installations cards! each. Barnyard Bantams $2-4 1st cutting 3.50 per bale,
Over 20 Years Experience Serving You! CASH: For crank phono-
graphs, early 78's, each. Guinea Hens (tick eaters), 2nd cutting 4.50 per bale.
WANTED: Standing timber, 6 weeks old $5 each.
$ BUYING- HIGHEST HELP WANTED: cylinder records, parts. wood lots. Fully insured. Call 518-638-8495. Sam Brayton
PRICES PAID $ Mechanical Technicians. e- Call 798-5612 518-642-3776 838 McDougall Road, Argyle
518-692-2109
Gold & silver jewelry; vintage mail resume to
costume & turquoise. Coins, slatevalletauto@yahoo.com
watches, knives, military, toys, Fax to 518-642-3039
antiques etc. 30+ years Stop and see Will at slate
experience..save time, call Joe Valley Auto Route 22, Salem/
first. 518-893-0235
or 518-669-2274 Granville. 518=642-3167

WE ARE THINKING ABOUT

HAVING A BOW SHOOT
AND TURKEY SHOOT with FOR SALE
shot gun and .22. It would be 2001 BMW Z3
9/23 & 9/30 and if we have a convertible,
great turn out then we would 5 speed,
do 10/8 and times will be an- 131,000 miles,
nounced. Please let us know if dark blue, $8500.
you are interested. This will Call Sam at
take place in Pownal, Vt. FMI, 518-744-7106
call John at 802-430-4584
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FAX (518) 746-1497
Full Service Facility
2001
From Minor Scratches To TOYOTA
Major Collisions!
71 Harrison Ave, CAMRY
Donald Beebe Hudson Falls, NY 12839
beesesautobody@gmail.com just off Burgoyne Ave.
120K, Good Shape!
Priced to Sell Quick at
$
3.5 ACRES ON THE
HUDSON RIVER.
GREEN FIREWOOD FOR 2,499
SALE: $165 full cord, includ- $
SEPTIC APPROVED.
CRYSTAL LAKE!
ing local delivery. Out of area 1,999
delivery: $180/cord.
Call Bryce Real Estate Credit cards accepted.
518-271-7630 518-915-4040
sold@bryce1st.com
CUSTOM DEER BRUNSWICK HILLS
WANTED: HOME OR PROCESSING
Michael Strohmeyer 4 Bedroom, 4 Fireplaces,
PARCEL OF LAND ON A A Master Suite
LAKE, RIVER OR STREAM. Meat Cutter
Cooler on premises. $415,000
TOP PRICE PAID! A Real Beauty!
Call Bryce Real Estate 789 Coach Rd.,
Argyle, NY Call Bryce Real Estate
518-271-7630 518-271-7630
sold@bryce1st.com 518-638-6276
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INSURANCE WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU:

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144 Broad St., Free 101 Main St.,
Schuylerville Quotes Greenwich, NY
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Bad Driver?..Good Rates. Good Driver?..Excellent Rates
schuylervilleinsurance.com JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY!

BANK RUN GRAVEL RAW LOCAL SCRAP TIRE REMOVAL

TOPSOIL HONEY FOR SALE Call for pick up or drop off
Any Excavation Needs Dave Hicks service available. 518-686-
Rick Harris Route 40 Hartford, NY 9621 Hoosick, NY
518-692-8095 518-632-5422
FOR SALE: SPECIALTY LUMBER HIGHER CASH PAID FOR
Used Yamaha Alto Table tops, mantle pieces, rus- COINS, jewelry, gold, silver,
Saxaphone. Very Good watches, diamonds, stamps, SCRAP REMOVAL: Nothing TIRES FOR SALE
tic furniture stock. Select Car, Truck, Dump Truck,
Condition. New cost grade hardwood lumber, in- sports cards, sterling, GOOD HOME will take free too big or too small...We
over $1200. Yours for anything old. Call Dennis @ Chickens, Ducks, Turkeys, Tractor trailer.
cluding butternut, cherry, oak, 518-583-3479 or take it all! NEW & USED.
$600. ash, birch, etc. Call 518-494- Goats & Dogs. Will pickup. cell: 518-955-4026 or
Call 518-692-7429 1-800-498-3479. 518-642-3776 CHRIS CONNOLLY
2747. 518-761-6901. 421-3608 753-4542
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MUSIC FROM SALEM presents a Fall chamber music concert
on Sunday October 15 at 4:00 p.m. The concert is at Hubbard
Hall, 25 East Main Street, Cambridge, NY. The suggested ticket
price is $25, but Music from Salem (MfS) welcomes all under its
pay what you can policy. Tickets are available at the door.
Tickets may also be purchased in advance at https://
hubbardhall.org/class-registrations-and-event-ticketing . For
information contact info@musicfromsalem.org or 518-232-2347
or visit our website www.musicfromsalem.org. This is the final
concert celebrating Music from Salems 2017 season.
COINS,
SPORTS/POST CARDS
FAMILY HOBBY
SHOW
SUNDAY, SEPT. 24TH
8 AM - 2:30 PM
Hampton Inn, Bennington, VT
Dealer Tables Avaliable: (802)-379-2353
Pepsijoseph@yahoo.com
VENDOR SPACES ARE AVAILABLE WANTED -
merchandisers, food makers, crafters, pack-rats, etc., etc., etc.!
Poultney Area Chamber of Commerce vendor spaces are filling
up quickly for the annual Poultney Town Wide Yard Sale day
on Saturday, October 14th. For an application for Town Wide
Yard Sale day vendor space and/or questions, the Chambers
contact for this event is: Mary Kathryn Helm at
maryhelm1@yahoo.com 802-287-1120, Simply Clean, West
Haven, VT.
READY TO ENJOY!!
Every
Monday
Beecrofts, LLC
518-753-4402
INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP ON BOTANICAL
ILLUSTRATION Saturday September 23, Battenkill Conservancy
Board Member & artist, Elizabeth Cockey will offer a 1/2 day
introductory workshop on botanical illustration. The workshop will
take place in the Community Room of the Georgi Museum & Park
located in Shushan, NY. Cockey, co-author of the Untold Stories of
the Battenkill, is also a prolific painter. Her trout lily watercolor is
featured in the book. The workshop will take participants through
the basics of illustrating the flora and fauna found within the
Battenkill watershed. The workshops location at the Georgi Museum
& Park is a perfect setting for exploring the different plants and
shrubs found along the riverfront. Pencil sketching techniques
followed by the use of watercolors will be taught. Class size is
limited to 10 participants with advance sign ups required. There is
a $25 requested donation and a a $15 materials fee. Participants are
welcome to bring their own supplies. The class runs from 10 - 2pm
and will break for a brown bag lunch. Email
bkc@battenkillconservancy.org or call 917-658-3589 for more
information.
SALEM HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH offers Mass on
Saturday at 4:30 PM and Sundayat 8:30 AM. The vigil Mass returns
to St. Patricks on Saturday, November 4 at 4 PM. All children are
welcomed to join in the Childrens Liturgy during Sun. Mass.
Weekly Communion Service is offered on Tues.evening at 6 PM
and on Thur. mornings at 8:30 AM.Thursday, Sept. 14 at 6 PM is
the Parish Feast of the Holy Cross Celebration whick will be
followed with pie and refreshments..October 28th will be the last
Vigil Mass at Holy Cross until the spring. Wine and hor doeuvres
will be offered after Mass.An Adult Bible Study of the Gospel
According to John and the Johannine Leggers, will begin September
18. It will meet from 6:30 - 8 PM at St. Patricks on Monday
evenings. Email mrasmus@battenkillcatholic.org by September 1
if interested. A book discussion group will be reading Mark
Salzmans novel Lying Awake beginning on Sept. 13 at 10:30 AM.
only
99
6.
$
SALEM HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH offers Mass
on Saturday at 4:30 PM and Sundayat 8:30 AM. All children
are welcomed to join in the Childrens Liturgy. Weekly
Communion Service is offered on Tuesday evening at 6 PM
and on Thursday mornings at 8:30 AM.Thursday, September
14 at 6 PM is the Parish Feast of the Holy Cross
Celebration.The monthly coffee hour will be held September
10 after Mass. Feel free to bring a small offering of baked goods.
All are welcome to share in this meet and greet
Mechanicville
664-5453
Saratoga
584-1320
Glens Falls
743-0804
Summer Special: Any new construct 9x50: $2500
FALL LUNCHEON and DEBATE: Glens Falls - The Chapman
Historical Museums Annual Fall Luncheon will be held at the
Queensbury Hotel on Monday, September 18, 2017. Attendees
will enjoy a social hour from 11:30-12:30, followed by a hot buffet
and a look back at 1917 and the Womans Suffrage movement.
Local actresses portraying Lucy Price, an anti-suffragist from
Ohio, and Emily Nordstrom, a north-country suffragist, will debate
the 100 year old question: Should Women Get the Vote? Cost is
$45 and paid reservations must be made by September 7, 2017.
Call or stop by the Chapman Museum at 358 Glen Street, Glens
Falls, or 518-793-2826.

1999 TOYOTA 2009 KIA

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Cab, 4x4, 4 Cyl, Auto,
V6, 5 96K
Speed,
162K

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Open: Mon. - Fri. 7-5;
Sat. 8-4; Closed Sunday
Trades Welcome!
Rte 67A North Bennington, Vt A Full Service Gas Station
At Self-Service Prices!
AUTO AND LIGHT TRUCK REPAIR 802-442-8611

Sandy Hills Farmers Market

Juckett Park, Route 4
In the heart of the
Village of Hudson Falls

Market Hours:
SUNDAYS 9 am - 1pm
July thru October 1st

Local Produce, Milk, Meat,

Honey, Maple Syrup,
Baked Goods,Craft Vendors.
Live Entertainment in the Gazebo!
Sandy Hill Farmers Market - It feels like family!
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Multi-Tiered Greens
Strategic Bunkers
Tree-Lined Fairways
Driving Range
Full Pro Shop Club Rentals
Golf Course Rd., Warrensburg,
Stay & Play 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Housekeeping Cottages NY 518-623-9336
Weekend Packages Motel Pool Lounge Game Room Minutes from I-87
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FREE CLASSIFIED ADS Loomis Auto Exchange

RUMMAGE SALE on Friday, September 29 from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm and on Saturday,
September 30 from 9:30 am to 2:00 pm at the Pittstown United Methodist Church Hall located
just off Route 7. Food Sale on Friday. Bag Sale on Saturday only.... $2.00 a bag. For information
call Herb at 518.753.4427.
AT 133 Northside Drive, Bennington, VT.
WWW.ADDIGEST.COM 802-447-2226
www.LoomisSalesAndService.com
TOUR DE SALEM FLAME FIGHTERS BIKE RIDES:The Salem Volunteer Fire
Department Inc. will be hosting there fourth annual Tour de Salem Flame Fighters bike
rides on Sunday September 24. The Ride will start and finish at the Salem Fire Departments
Carnival Grounds on Archibald Street, just off NYS Route 22 (South Main St.) Salem, NY.
Start Times - Register on-line or the day of the event registration starts at 7:30 a.m. with
the 63 mile ride starting at 8:00 a.m. the other rides to follow 25 mile at 8:30 a.m., 16 mile
at 9:00 a.m., and the 10 mile at 9:00 a.m.
Cost for the ride is $35.00 per individual or $40.00/family.
* Sign up by going to: https://www.bikereg.com/tour-de-salem-flame-fighters (online
registration closes September 15, 2017 at 11 p.m.)T-Shirt to everyone who pre-registers.
FREE FOOD for Participants after the RidesFull SAG Support, Fully Stocked Rest Stops,
On-site Bike Mechanic, Great Views, Awesome Rides

OLD APPLIANCES
And Furniture
REMOVED FROM
YOUR HOME OR
BUSINESS.
Small or Large Jobs.
CLEANOUTS.
Call Bill the Junkman at
518-664-7488.
Credit Cards Ac-
cepted.
CALL FOR ARTISTS - The Valley Falls United Methodist Church is seeking artists to exhibit
their work in the 2nd Annual Fine Art Show on Saturday, November 11. Visit
www.valleyfallsunitedmethodist.com or email the show committee at vfumfinearts@gmail.com,
or contact Jocelyn Cole at 518-753-2035, for an application form, show rules and information. DRUMMS SAWMILL
Application deadline is October 14, 2017. Kiln Dried Rough Cut
and Planed lumber
in stock.
Just Thinking 1" & 2" T&G. Shiplap,
By: May Jones Novelty Siding, Log
Cabin Siding. V-
We didnt go to the county fair on Labor Day Groove. Hrs: M-F 8
am-4:30 pm;
Weekend to see the demolition derby, or to Sat. 8 am-3:30 pm
the beach to soak in the last warm rays of Pick-up or delivery.
summer sun, nor did we join friends and family 193 Casey Road in
for a BBQ. Instead, we canned tomatoes. Schuylerville.
518-928-9982
We began the day by going to Moses 518-583-1168
tomato field to pick a bushel of tomatoes. As We now accept all
the result of a wet summer, some of the tomatoes had suffered from blight, but major credit cards!
others were hoping to find a home in one of my glass Ball jars. It was a bit chilly
that morning, so we were able to be picky pickers in the sun drenched fields without
a single drip of sweat on our brows.
Once home, the ritual of set up began. Out came the magnetic lid lifter, the
glass jars, the jar lifter, the package of canning salt, a teaspoon, lids and rings in
two sizes, (wide and regular) and of course the old Granite Ware canning pot. Old
towels were placed on the countertop, the lids were put in a small pan for warming,
the canner was filled with water and the glass jars were submerged for sterilization. DRUM LESSIONS!
A separate pot for blanching was ready to go. Warren, Saratoga &
Now the rhythm of canning began. Once the blanched tomatoes started to Washington County,
split, they were dipped in cold water, peeled, cored, sliced, and packed into the hot Want to learn how to
play drums? Learn the
sterile jars. Then sliding a butter knife down the sides, I removed most of the basics to advance
trapped air. After wiping the rim, my husband added the salt and put the lid and Drum Lessons. One
ring on the jar and returned it to the raised basket of the canner. Its all a dance of on One lessons w/ a
sorts and when one dancer loses their place, the rhythm is broken resulting in drum instructor with
groans and sighs from the other. This year we were in perfect harmony. 25+ years experience.
After the tomatoes were processed, my husband lifted the heavy canning basket Learn Rock & Roll,
Blues, Country, Drum
up and rested it on the lip of the canner for a spell. Then, one by one, he carefully Rudiments and more.
placed them on the double thick towel. Will teach any day of
Then we waited. And waited. Until we finally heard that familiar popthat the week. Located in
smacking kiss of a job well done. Music to our autumn ears. Fourteen jars in all. Hudson Falls, NY, or
Plenty for the two of us to get through winter, and a big pot of sauce as a bonus. I'll teach you at your
When January comes Ill open a jar of those tomatoes, and their aliveness will home. Please call Fred
reappear one last time for an encore performance in my winter casserole, soup or (518) 747-8089.
stew.
What a lovely way to go.
Your comments are welcome at may.jones1@yahoo.com
RONS AUTO
USED CAR SALES
38 Mumford Dr., Clarendon Springs,
W. Rutland, VT. 802-438-5434
TRUCKS, VANS, SUVS
09 GMC Sierra 2500HD, gray ....................$18,900
09 Ford Escape Limited 4x4, Silver ............. $3995
08 Cadillac Escalade 1 OWNER, Black .... $16,995
08 Ford Escape XLT Tan, 159K .................... $3495
08 Mazda Tribute AWD, Auto, Tan ................ $3495
08 Ford F150 XLT Extra Cab, 4x4, Blk/Tan ... $7995
07 GMC Acadia, AWD, 3rd Row, Gray .......... $3995
07 Chevy Silverado 2500HD 1 Owner, Blue
$10,995
07 Chevy Avalanche LTZ Loaded, Silver .... $9,995
07 Jeep Compass 4x4, 1 Owner, Blue ......... $3495
06 Ford F250, 4x4 Crew Cab, White/Tan ...... $8995
06 Jeep Grand Cherokee 65 Edition, Silver $4995
06 Ford F150 FX4, RUST FREE, Silver ........ $8995
06 Honda Element AWD, 4 Cyl, Red ............ $3495
06 Chevy Silverado Z71, 4 dr, XC, Black ..... $7995
06 Chrysler T & C Van Sto & Go, Green ...... $1995
05 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT, HEMI, 4x4, Silver $6995
05 Chevy Colorado Extra Cab 4x4, Green .. $4995
05 Ford Feestyle AWD, 3rd Row, Red .......... $2495
06 Chevy Silverado 4x4, 140K, Gold ........... $7995
05 Chevy Equinox LT AWD, 139K, Silver .... $3995
05 Chevy Trailblazer 4x4, Auto, Black .......... $3495
04 Subaru Baja, AWD, 5 Spd, Blue .............. $2495
04 Subaru Forester, AWD, Auto, White ....... $1495
04 Ford Explorer XLT, 4x4, Black ................. $2995
04 Chevy S10 Blazer 4x4, 4.3 V6, Black ...... $2995
04 Mitsubishi Outlander AWD, Silver .......... $3495
04 Toyota 4 Runner 4x4, 1 Owner, Blue ....... $6995
04 Jeep Liberty 4x4, Auto, Blue .................... $2995
04 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4, HEMI, Silver ........ $8995
04 GMC Envoy 4x4, V6, Auto, Gray .............. $3495
03 Jeep Liberty Freedom Edition, Red ....... $3495
03 Ford Sport Trac Pickup, Auto, 4x4, Green
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N. Bennington, VT - (802) 447-7121
Programs and Events for Adults
Ongoing Programs:
Book Review Roundtable: Every Tuesday at 5:30PM. Have you read some-
thing amazing? Share your thoughts with your neighbors. Learn about books
you might like to read as well! Locally sourced snacks will be available.
Device Drop-in Hours: Every Thursday from 2:00- 4:00PM and by ap-
pointment. Want to learn more about how you can access tens of thousands
of ebooks and e-audibooks for free with your tablet, smartphone, home
computer or laptop and your library card? Stop in and learn more! Bring
your device along and well get you set up!
Adult Coloring: Every Friday from 1:00-6:00 PM. Relax and unwind with
intricate coloring pages!
Ongoing Programs:
Tales for Tots: Every Saturday morning at 10:30. Join this growing group
for stories, songs, literacy- building activities and occasional crafts. All
ages are welcome!
Lego Club: Every Friday afternoon from 3:00 -6:00 PM. A different theme
each week! Show off your fabulous creation for an entire week in our dis-
play case! Check out the Lego Challenge Cards, see if you can create the
task on each card!
Mothers Support Group: This special group will meet the first Saturday
of every month! The group is open to all mothers, mothers-to-be and any-
one considering motherhood. Event is free. No reservations are required.
Little ones are welcome! Brought to you in conjunction with Green Moun-
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Written by Rachel Essaff Maher
Ive never been a huge fan of camping. My family never did those
sorts of things when I was a kid, although we did pitch a tent in the
backyard once. Still, theres very little wilderness where we lived in
downtown Bennington, so I doubt it counts. And while I have always
loved nature, I wasnt too sure that sleeping in the wild would ever appeal
to me. However, as life would have it, I married a camper. A happy camper. A camper
whose desire to sleep under the stars sprouted from someplace deep and undeterred
inside of him, in spite of the fact that I refused to ever go camping with him for the
majority of our life together. Then, as fate insisted, we had three sons, all of whom have
apparently inherited the camping gene. I, my dear reader, have become vastly
outnumbered. And once I realized how futile it had become to resist the Great Outdoors,
I broke down last year and surprised my husband with a giant eight-person tent and every
camping supply he could possibly want.
Then, in July of 2016, I went on my very first camping trip. It was awful. Well, not all
of it. I enjoyed the campfire and the ambiance and the way my boys seemed to glow with
happiness the entire time. Then night fell. We settled into the tent, and everyone else
quickly fell asleep. Everyone in the entire campground fell asleep. I know this because
I heard the symphony of five different people snoring loudly from various surrounding
campsites. And then, of course, I heard the snapping of twigs here and there, and the
dropping of pinecones on the roof of the tent. And just when I finally began to drift off
to sleep, there came a very loud SNAP.
I bolted upright, nearly bouncing my husband off his side of the air mattress. Suddenly,
it became painfully obvious to me that we were about to be murdered by some campsite
serial killer. Amid my hyperventilating, I looked around for a weapon of self-defense,
realizing all too late that the only weapons we had were campfire forks and a small
hatchet which were locked safely in the van. We had nothing to defend ourselves
with we were sitting ducks!
I tried to wake my husband, but camping has the effect of an elephant tranquilizer on
people like him. I shook him and whispered my fears aloud. Eyes closed, he mumbled
some sleepy statement about it probably being an animal. While certainly better than a
machete-wielding human, this explanation didnt really calm my nerves very much. So I
sat there for a long time, listening for the rogue bear or mountain lion that was undoubtedly
stalking our tent to make its fateful lunge and that killing growl. Oddly, that never
happened. Instead, I somehow drifted to sleep. And the following night was no better. I
tried hard to fall asleep, but a thunderstorm and torrential rainfall shook the tent all night
long. Meanwhile, my husband and sons slept like the dead as I imagined us all being
struck by lightning beneath the tall pine trees. Rain leaked into the tent on one side
because one of the kids forgot to zip the windows closed. I shook my husband, whispering
my new fears of finding the kids drowned in a giant puddle. Again, he sleepily mumbled

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crickets chirping, bullfrogs twanging, and owls hooting overheard.
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Antiques at Camelot Brunswick United Methodist Church. In Rome, NY there lies a
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HERITAGE HUNTERS OF SARATOGA COUNTY WILL

66 Colgate Heights, Bennington, Vermont MEET ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH, at 1 pm at the
Town of Saratoga Town Hall, corner of Rt. 4 and Rt. 29 in
(802) 447-0039 Schuylerville. Thomas Ruller, Assistant Commissioner and State
Archivist for the NYS Education Dept., will present the pro-
gram relating to the five truckloads of state court records that
were transferred to the NYS Archives in Albany from NYC. The
records cover the years 1680 to 1847 and are now available to
researchers six days a week, in Albany. The cases are a fascinat-
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as Alexander Hamilton, Robert Fulton, Herman Melville and
General Philip Schuyler. Public is welcome to attend the HH
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I am wondering what will happen to the Iran Nuclear deal.
The same thing that happened in N. Korea?
Here is some disturbing information:
Best man at John Kerrys daughters wedding is son of Ira-
nian nuke negotiator. In 2009, the daughter of Secretary of
State John Kerry, Dr. Vanessa Bradford Kerry, John Kerrys
younger daughter by his first wife, married an Iranian-Ameri-
can physician named Dr. Brian (Behrooz) Vala Nahed.
Readers of Creeping Sharia have been aware of Kerrys Ira-
nian family ties for several years now It gets worse though.
Brian (Behrooz) Nahed is son of Nooshin and Reza Vala Nahid
of Los Angeles. Brians Persian birth name is Behrooz Vala
Nahid, but it is now shortened and Americanized in the me-
dia to Brian Nahed. At the time of his engagement to
Bradford Kerry, there was rarely any mention of Naheds
Persian/Iranian ancestry, and even the official wedding an-
nouncement in the October 2009 issue of New York Times
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Pawlet Community Church. The Ladies and Gentlemens
Supper Club invite you to dinner starting at 4:30pm. If you
have questions regarding the dinner, please call Doreen Mach
at 325-3428 or Judy Coolidge at 325-3073. Take out orders
can also be made on the day of the dinner by calling the
church at 325-3022. Menu includes: Roast Pork baked with
our famous topping Stuffing Mashed potatoes with gravy Hot
vegetables Cabbage Salad Applesauce Fruited jello Rolls/
butter Brownie and Ice Cream with Chocolate Syrup Hot and
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LIVING THEATRE at PINEVIEW: Glens Falls Experience
historical theater in an unusual place the Pineview Cemetery
on Quaker Road in Queensbury on Saturday, September 23,
2017. This is the 17th annual cemetery tour collaboration between
the Chapman Historical Museum and the Glens Falls Community
Theatre. More than a stroll through the cemetery, simply armed
with dates and names, this event is truly living theatre, bringing
peoples stories to life. We are highlighting womens stories this
year in celebration of the New York State Suffrage Centennial.
As people walk through the cemetery at scheduled times,
community theater players portray several of our community
ancestors. Paid reservations are recommended since tours typically
sell out. Walking tours are scheduled for 10am, 10:30am, 11am,
12 noon, 12:30pm, and 1:00pm. Chauffeured golf cart tours are
at 10:15 am and 12:15 pm. The cost is $12/person, $8/students,
and a $2 discount for museum members. Call 793-2826 for
information or reservations, or e-mail
educator@chapmanmuseum.org.
From the ordinary to the extraordinary, here are the people whose
stories you will hear on the tour:
Margaret McEchron Bowden and Katherine Bowden
Lucy Montgomery Wooster Chapman, Marion Chitty
Josephine Demarest, Clara May Brown Killmer and
Margaret Killmer Viele, Shirley McFerson
Caroline Emily Brereton Nordstrom and Carl Nordstrom

BUILDING BLOCKS EARLY LITERACY FALL

SCHEDULE at the Greenwich Free Library, 148 Main St. 692
7157: September 11 through December 22. There will be no
classes when the library is closed.
For kids and their caregivers (not a drop off program).
Free and open to all, no registration required.
Wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to get messy!
Mondays 10:30-11:30 Story Play. Swap stories and meet other
families. Children develop social skills, cooperative play, adaptive
skills, progressive learning, and sensory play.
Tuesdays 10:30-11:30 Simply Story Hour. Enjoy stories, crafts,
songs, and fun!
Wednesdays 10:30-11:30 Kinetic Kids: Stillness and Movement.
A two part class for active preschoolers and their caregivers. First
half is stillness skills that help develop concentration and listening.
Second half is movement with obstacle courses, creative
movement, and active games. Come for one or both.
Thursdays 10:30-11:30 Word Play. Playing with language is a
great way to foster literacy and creativity. With rhymes, music
and props we make, well add good drama to your day.
Fridays 10:30-11:30 Little Learners. Meet our letters one by
one. Explore a new topic each week through fun projects, stories,
and activities. Our most popular class returns.
After school at the Greenwich Free Library Teaming up with
the school and the youth center. September 11 through December
22. No classes when the library is closed.
To make after school programs more accessible to kids who live
outside the village, the Greenwich Central School is experimenting
with a Village late bus pickup Monday through Thursday at a
spot near the library and youth center. Parents must sign students
up for this bus when they register for programs or their
children will not be allowed on the bus. This may seem
confusingjust call the library with any questions, 692 7157.
Mondays 2:30-3:30 Library Club with Mrs. Williams. Read and
discuss great books. Sign up at school for this program and the
late bus. Tuesdays 2:30-3:30 Lego Club. A building space for
all ages, 9 and under with an adult. Register for the late bus at the
library.
Wednesdays 2:30-3:30 YA Lounge. Play a board game, read a
magazine, or just chill. Register for the late bus at the library.
Thursdays 2:30-3:30 - YC Peer Tutoring. Same great program at
a great new location. Sign up at the youth center for this program
and the late bus. Fridays 2:30-3:30 Fab Friday Challenge Edition.
Science, cooking, escape boxesa challenge each week. Please
sign up at the library. No late bus on Friday.
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WE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN!
We The People.. are the backbone, skeleton, flesh and blood of this 91101
great country. Our government is simply a tool that allows us to achieve
our goals in a civilized and organized manner.
NEVER FORGET
September 11, 2001 proved to us and the world that when the chips are
down it is individuals who make a difference. To us, hero is a term
more appropriately attributed to the actions of Todd Beamer, Thomas E
Burnett, Jr, Jeremy Glick and Mark Bingham, the people who took it
upon themselves to take down United Flight #93, fully aware of the con-
sequences. But, they did it, and in so doing, saved countless lives. Indi-
viduals like these men are the ones who have built this country and made
it great. They didnt wait for any directive from a government agency.
They didnt beg for help or anguish over what they knew they had to do.
They simply did it, and in doing so the terrorists were denied.
So, never forget!
It is during times like these that many of us feel that our contributions are inadequate or not important. But, every effort we make on our own behalf or on behalf
of others solidifies the foundation upon which our system of government sits. It is not the politicians, nor the media pundits, nor the bureaucracies that make this
country great. No.. its we, the people. Celebrate our freedoms, and be vigilant so that we dont lose them.

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