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THE FOLLOWING ADDRESSES are the entries into the CorinthMerchants Associations Annual Christmas Decorating Contest -3 Church St., 347 Angel Rd., 27 Ash St., 121 Ash St., and 206Center St. Thank you to everyone who has entered the contestand for allowing us all to enjoy your Christmas spirit.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all the members of the Corinth Merchants Association

NACRE DANCE COMPANY HOLDS AUDITION FOR 2014-15 SEASON– Nacre will hold auditions for the 2014-15 season Thursday, December 18th at 7:30pm at 153 Re-gent Street (Myers Dance Studio) in Saratoga Springs. Nacre is a performance organization dedi-cated to revitalizing historic choreography while opening the arena to emerging artists throughperformance and arts in education initiatives. Selected dancers will have the opportunity to performoriginal or inspired works by various modern dance choreographers. The 2014-15 season will fea-ture excerpts from Jose Limonʼs “Choreographic Offerings” among other historic works and newchoreography by Artistic Director, Beth Fecteau. Nacre is looking for modern or ballet dancers (maleand female) ages 16 and up. Some paid positions are available. For more information on Nacre,call 518-817-3833 or email [email protected]. $15 audition fee.

EARLY CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICENORTH RIVER – The North River United Methodist Church willbe holding and early candlelight Christmas Eve Service on Sun-day, December 21st at 7:00pm. Pastor Steve Andrews will pre-side. All are welcome. The church is located on 194 13th LakeRoad in North River, NY.

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NOTICE: DUE TO THE recent damage done to the Bend of theRiver Golf Course, we again remind the public that there is to beno one on the course in the off season, for any reason. Videosurveillance has been installed and violators will be prosecutedto the fullest extent of the law. REWARD: Offered for informationleading to the arrest of persons responsible for the damage doneto the Bend of the River Golf Course. Please call the SaratogaCounty Sheriffʼs.

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WANTED RAW FURSDeer hides, Ginseng.Call 779-9425

CHAIRS AND PLATES.Green conference chairs and Syracuse china, plates & cups. $10 per chair, $20 for box of plates and cups.

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Come see the performance of “Jack and the Beanstalk” onSaturday, January 3, 2015 at 11am at the Stony Creek Library.This 40 minute performance by The Puppet People is free! Findout what you get when you mix 1 cow, 3 magic beans, and 1 giantbeanstalk! The Puppet People have been performing puppet productionsfor 20 years. Audiences have enjoyed both watching, and partic-ipating in their shows. We hope you and your children can joinus for this free event at the Stony Creek Library located at 37Harrisburg Rd, Stony Creek, 12878. Phone: 518-696-5911.In case of increment weather, please call to confirm. Normal li-brary hours are Monday and Wednesday 5 to 9pm, Tuesday andThursday 1 to 5:30pm, and Saturday 9 to 12. Like us on facebookand see more of what we do at the Stony Creek Library!

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Waste Food Waste MoneyDid you know that food waste is the largest component of mu-nicipal landfills? According to USDA research 31 percent of foodat the retail and consumer level goes uneaten. American house-holds throw away approximately 15-20 percent of food pur-chased; an average of $600 worth of food a year. The largestpercentage of food wasted is meat, poultry and fish, followed byvegetables and dairy products. To save money and reduce waste, consider these suggestions.Suggestions for Reducing Food Waste•Shop your refrigerator first! Cook or eat what you already haveat home before buying more.•Plan your menu before you go shopping and buy only thosethings on your menu.•Buy only what you realistically need and will use. Buying in bulkonly saves money if you are able to use the food before it spoils.•Go straight home after grocery shopping so perishable foodscan be refrigerated or frozen. Warm temperatures are the leadingcause of food spoilage, so refrigerate or freeze all perishablefoods as soon as you get home. On hot days, take a large coolerin your trunk for cold foods. Likewise, on a cold winter day, fragileproduce can freeze if left in the trunk for an extended time.•Be creative! If safe and healthy, use the edible parts of food thatyou normally do not eat. For example, stale bread can be usedto make croutons and beet tops can be sautèed for a deliciousside dish.•Freeze, preserve, or can surplus fruits and vegetables - espe-cially abundant seasonal produce.•Store foods properly. The Food Keeper brochure, a guide fromthe Food Marketing Institute and Cornell University, offers guide-lines to consumers on food quality, safe handling, and storage ofshelf stable foods, food purchased frozen, food purchased refrig-erated, bakery items, and fresh produce. For a copy of thebrochure call Cornell Cooperative Extension at 885-8995, or youcan view the information at our web site: www.ccesaratoga.org,under the Food and Nutrition tab. •Have a plan for leftovers and store them properly either in therefrigerator or freezer, depending how soon youʼll use them.•Make less by reducing the size of the recipe you're preparing.•You can also reduce waste when you eat out. At restaurants,order only what you can finish by asking about portion sizes andbe aware of side dishes included with entrees. Take home theleftovers and keep them for your next meal.Source: USDA, http://www.usda.gov/oce/foodwaste/

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Public Health will have the following clinics for the week of 12/22through 12/27. Our office is closed THURSDAY DECEM-BER 25th in honor of Christmas Day. WARREN/WASHING-TON COUNTIES STD AND HIV CLINIC: NO CLINICSCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER 23, 2014. WARREN COUNTYBLOOD PRESSURE CLINICS: Monday, December 22, 11:30am-12:30pm, Warrensburg Senior Meal Site, United MethodistChurch, 175 Main St. WARREN COUNTY HAS FLU VACCINEAVAILABLE. Call for appointment. All insurances accepted.Have no insurance! Tdap (whooping cough) vaccine available

at low cost for caregivers of newborns. Call 761-6580 for an ap-pointment. We have ZOSTAVAX (Shingles vaccine) for unin-sured or underinsured, 60 years and older for low cost. Call761-6580 for an appointment.

You don't have to live in Warren County to participate. PublicHealth has a Childbirth Class monthly. Public Health also has aTravel Clinic for people who will be traveling out of the country. STD/HIV and Blood Pressure Clinics are free. Check our website: www.warrencountyny.gov for information

about any of our programs or call Public Health at 800-755-8102.We are also on Facebook.

ARE YOU 55 and over and looking for a volunteer opportunity?Saratoga County Office for the Aging is looking for kitchen vol-unteers to assist with serving meals for the Senior Nutrition Pro-gram. There is a current NEED at the Saratoga Senior Center.This opportunity is flexible to fit your schedule, Monday-Fridayavailability between 10:00am-1:30pm. Call Billie Jo @ SaratogaOffice for the Aging for more details on this volunteer opportunity.

WILLING TO HELP BRIGHTEN A SENIOR CITIZENʼS DAY?SARATOGA COUNTY – Seeking volunteers willing to spend amorning or afternoon transporting senior citizens for medical ap-pointments. Volunteers will utilize Saratoga County transportationvehicle for transport. Locations of transport may be outside ofSaratoga County. Drivers may pick up 1-3 seniors for appoint-ments and drive to destination. Volunteers can help once perweek or every other week or as a substitute driver. Flexiblescheduling for all volunteers. Terms: Volunteer must be at least55 years of age. Other information requested of volunteers: Validdriverʼs license with a good driving history. If interested, pleasecontact Mark at 518-884-4110.

BREAKFAST WITH SANTASARATOGA SPRINGS – Saratoga-Wilton Elks Lodge # 161presents Breakfast with Santa on Sunday, December 21 from8:30-11:00am. Menu: Fruit Cocktail, French Toast / Pancakes,Potatoes, Breakfast Sausage and Ham, Corned Beef Hash,Scrambled Eggs, Eggs Benedict, Juice, Coffee and Tea. Dona-tion Requested: Adults $8.00; Seniors and Military (Active/Retiredwith ID Card) $7.00; Children ages 5-12 $6.00; Children underage 5 Free. Takeouts: $8.00. The Lodge is located at 1 ElksLane, Rt. 9, Saratoga Springs. Call (518) 584-2585 for more in-formation.

ALL YOU CAN EAT COUNTRY BREAKFAST WITH SANTAGANSEVOORT – The Gansevoort Vol. Fire Dept. will be hostingan all you can eat Country Breakfast with Santa on December21, from 8:00am to 11:00am. Donations are—Adults: $8:00, Sen-iors 55+: $7.50, Kids 5 to12 yrs.: $6.00, and Kids under 5: Free.

FOSTER PARENT MEETINGSARATOGA COUNTY – A Foster Parent Information Meeting willbe held on December 30 at 4:00pm at the Services Building, 152West High St., Ballston Spa. Saratoga County is in need of fosterhomes for school-aged children and teenagers. The next certifi-cation class will begin in winter 2015. Please contact Stacey Mc-Vaigh at 518-884-4157 for more information.

NEW CATE MANDIGO Art at Albany Shaker Museum. Christmas Show - continuous now to Dec.20. Mon.-Sat.10 to 4 near Albany Airport. www.catemandigo.com

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YOU COULD WIN $200 FOR THIS CHRISTMASThe Corinth Merchantsʼ Association annual Christmas DecoratingContest is taking entries through December 15th from residentsand businesses within the Town of Corinth. To enter, send yourname, address and telephone number to CMA at P.O. Box 31,Corinth, NY 12822 or call Ed at 654-2648 or Mim at 654-2455and provide your information. Entries must be received by De-cember 15th for your address to be posted in thePennysaver/News to give people an opportunity to enjoy yourChristmas spirit and decorations. The winner will be awarded theprize money before Christmas. Merry Christmas and Happy Hol-idays from the Corinth Merchantsʼ Association.

Local Students Receive Scholarships at Clarkson UniversityPOTSDAM, NY - The following local students received scholar-ships at Clarkson University during the 2014-2015 academicyear:

Jordan Butler of Corinth, N.Y., majoring in civil engineering, re-ceived the Jean S. Newell Society Of Women Engineers En-dowed Scholarship.

Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy.One in five alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent sen-ior executive of a company. Located just outside the AdirondackPark in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized re-search university for undergraduates with select graduate pro-grams in signature areas of academic excellence directed towardthe world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs ofstudy in engineering, business, arts, sciences and the health pro-fessions, the entire learning-living community spans boundariesacross disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of obser-vation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and en-gineering innovation with enterprise.

What do dates on food labels mean? Some food gets wasted because people donʼt know how long tokeep it. One tool you can use is the dates on food labels, butthere is confusion among consumers about what the dates mean. What do dates on food labels mean? Many foods have a datestamped on the label. These dates can help you choose foodsthat are fresh and safe to eat. You will see different dates on dif-ferent types of foods.•The "Pull-By" or "Sell-By" date is used on foods like milk,cheese, and packaged meats. It is the last date the productshould be sold. These foods are usually stored in the refrigerator.They will stay fresh and safe for few days after this date if youstore them properly.•"Freshness" or "Best-If-Used-By" dates are used on productslike bakery goods or packaged cereals. The date is the last daythe product can keep its best quality. After this date, the food maylose some of its freshness and nutritional value.•An "Expiration" or "Use-By" date is the last date the food shouldbe eaten or used. It is used mostly on products such as refriger-ated dough and yeast.•A "Pack" date is the date the food was manufactured orprocessed and packaged. This type of date is used for foods thatcan be kept for a long time, like canned goods.Source: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/foodsavings/page/how-long-keep

EMPTY STOCKING PROJECT BEGINSSARATOGA COUNTY – The Saratoga County Childrenʼs Com-mittee, a nonprofit organization that helps children and families,is once again undertaking their Empty Stocking Project. This vitaland rewarding project provides holiday gifts and necessities toover 1,000 children and teens in Saratoga County. At the heartof this venture are the many people and organizations, who gen-erously sponsor a child each year by purchasing gifts from a“wish list”. If you are interested in becoming a member of theSaratoga County Childrenʼs Committee, sponsoring a child or formore information please leave a voice message at 484-1236.Cash donations are also accepted and may be sent to TheSaratoga County Childrenʼs Committee, P.O. Box 1254, SaratogaSprings, NY 12866.


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The Home Delivered Meal Program, which is sponsored by TheSaratoga County Office for the Aging, has Immediate UrgentNEED for volunteers to deliver meals to the home bound elderlyin the community of SOUTH GLENS FALLS. Meal Delivery takes approximately 1 hour. Delivery is done Mon-Fridays between 10:30am-1pm. Your efforts will brighten the dayof a home bound senior, as well as provide a nutritious meal. Formore information, please call: Billie Jo or Denise at The Officefor the Aging, 363-4020 or 884-4100.

Saratoga-Wilton Elks Lodge presents BINGO every Monday at7 PM. Open to the public. Early Bird Special begins at 6:45pm.19 games. $500 Grand Prize. Total weekly payout $1,500. Pulltab games available prior to first game. Doors open at 5 PM.

Saratoga Wilton Elks Lodge #161 presents Breakfast withSanta-Fruit Cocktail, French Toast/Pancakes, Potatoes, Break-fast Sausage and Ham, Corned Beef Hash, Scrambled Eggs,Eggs Benedict, Juice, Coffee & Tea-Sunday, Dec. 21, 8:30-11am.Donation requested: Adults $8; Seniors & Military (Active/Retiredwith ID card) $7; Children 5-12 $6, under 5 free. Takeouts $8.Cash Bar available. 1 Elks Lane, Rt. 9, Saratoga. Call 584-2585for more info.

SOCK DRIVE TO BENEFIT FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATIONWARRENSBURG – The harsh Warren County winters bringmany challenges to those in need. One that we may not think ofis keeping feet warm from the chill. The Family Service Associa-tion of Glens Falls is in need of sock donations to stock theirEmergency Holiday Table. Warren County 4-H youth will be host-ing a sock drive in hopes of collecting new socks for this veryworthy cause. Donations may be dropped off at the Cornell Co-operative Extension office on 377 Schroon River Road, Warrens-burg, NY 12885. Ask your friends, family, and neighbors to helpus fill this basic need. Every pair helps! If you should have anyquestion please call CCE at 518-668-4881 or 623-3291.


CORINTH ROTARY CLUB is raffling two large Christmas Stock-ings. One Stocking is for a girl 5 to 10 years old, the other is fora boy 5 to 10 years old. Tickets are $1 each or 5 for $3. You cansee the stockings displayed in Memeʼs Florist Shop on MainStreet. You may purchase tickets from Rotarians located at theHudson River Community Credit Union on Palmer Ave., ask forMarcia; Saratoga National Bank, ask for Brenda; at Dr. Soiferʼsoffice, ask for Lisa or from any member of the Corinth RotaryClub. Annually, the Corinth Rotary Club provides dictionaries to 3rd

graders in Corinth Elementary, Hadley-Luzerne Elementary andthe Kingʼs School. Monies from this raffle will be used for the2015 Dictionary Program.Drawing December 19th at the Hudson River Community CreditUnion Branch at 1pm. Need not be present to win.

FOR SALE: LOCALLY-THEMED "stocking stuffers" -- and muchmore! Stop by the Kinnear Museum 52 Main St in Lake LuzerneSat., December 13 and 20. Gift shop will be open from 1 - 4.The Hadley-Luzerne Historical Society is a community and mem-ber supported all volunteer not-for-profit organization.

The Lower Adirondack Arts Council invites the communityto attend Ladies Night throughout Downtown Glens Falls onThursday December 11th Holiday season LARACʼs LaphamGallery and Gift Shop transforms into a festive showcase fea-turing unique and handmade gifts. A variety of items such aspottery, fiber arts, culinary treats, jewelry, fine art, and moreadorn the gallery space, created b y more than 40 local and re-gional artisans. Gifts are on display and for sale Tuesday- Sat-urday, 10am-4pm until December 24thEach participating Downtown Glens Falls location will be offer-ing special benefits especially for ladies! Join Scoville Jewelersfor Cosmo Night; receive a $25 Gift Certificate on a $100 ormore purchase from Minky Mink; receive a free glass of Pros-ecco from Rare Earth Wine, and discounts and holiday refresh-ments at LARAC!For all special Holiday Shop event nights shoppers enjoy a dis-count on purchases; LARAC Members receive a 15% discountand Community Members 5%. Anyone can become a LARACMember and benefits begin the moment of sign up.Other upcoming special events include Eat, Drink, and Be

Merry Night, December 18th with Morgan and Co. Restaurantand Mean Max Brewery for a special night of shopping andtasty beverages and food.LARAC is a not-for-profit arts organization dedicated to sup-

porting arts and culture throughout Warren, Washington, andNorthern Saratoga Counties by developing and sponsoring artsactivities and services. LARAC ʻs renovated carriage house in-cludes Lapham Gallery and the LARAC Gift Shop. For moredetailed information about LARAC please visit www.larac.org


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EARLY CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICENORTH RIVER – The North River United Methodist Church willbe holding and early candlelight Christmas Eve Service on Sun-day, December 21st at 7:00pm. Pastor Steve Andrews will pre-side. All are welcome. The church is located on 194 13th LakeRoad in North River, NY.

SUNDAY SCHOOL SEEKS DONATIONS FOR OPERATIONCHRISTMAS CHILD

– The holiday season is just around the corner and this year theNorth River United Methodist Churchʼs Sunday school childrenare participating with the Samaritanʼs Purse/Operation ChristmasChild Shoe Box Gift Campaign. Since 1993, more than 100 mil-lion boys and girls in over 130 countries have experienced Godʼslove through the power of simple shoebox gifts from OperationChristmas Child. The Sunday school youth are seeking donationsfor children ages 2 – 14. The following are items of need areSCHOOL SUPPLIES: pens, pencils and sharpeners, crayons ormarkers, stamps and ink pad sets, writing pads or paper, solarcalculators, coloring and picture books, etc. TOYS: small cars,balls, dolls, stuffed animals, kazoos, harmonicas, yo-yos, jumpropes, toys that light up or make noise, etc. HYGIENE ITEMS:toothbrushes, mild bar soap, combs, washcloths, etc. OTHER:T-shirts, socks, ball caps, sunglasses, hair clips, toy jewelry,watches, flashlights, batteries, and plastic boxes. Monetary do-nations are also accepted to help with the cost of shipping.Please do not drop off items such as used or damaged items,war-related items such as toy guns, knives or military figures;chocolate or food; liquids or lotions; medications or vitamins;breakable items and aerosol cans. Please contact Amy Sabattis518-251-2519 for more information or to arrange for drop off ofitems.

“THINK PINK, LIVE GREEN” FUNDRAISER BENEFITSAREA YOUTH

WARRENSBURG – After a year-long fundraising challenge, theWarren County 4-H program raised $1,682 to benefit CindyʼsComfort Camp and 4-H youth programming in Warren Countywith its “Think Pink, Live Green” fundraiser. Hosting a pancakebreakfast, collecting bottles and cans, and soliciting personal do-nations, the youth exceeded their goal of $1,500. Half of themoney raised was donated to the C.R. Wood Cancer Centerʼscamp for kids who are dealing with a parent or sibling who has aserious illness or for youth who have experienced the death of aparent or sibling. The camp is free for youth between the ages of7 and 16. The remainder of the money raised will help supportthe 4-H programs benefiting youth in Warren County. 4-H is theworldʼs largest youth organization with over 7 million youth par-ticipating. In Warren County, the 4-H program offers youth theopportunity to explore, grow and give back to our communities.For more information on the 4-H program, please contact JohnBowe, Cornell Cooperative Extension Association Team Coordi-nator, at [email protected] or 668-4881.

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Sincerestwishes for a happyholiday season!

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“Silent Night”, perhaps themost beloved Christmas carolwas first played on the guitar.

“Now light one thousandChristmas lights, on a darkearth here tonight, one thou-sand also shine to make thedark sky bright.”

“IT IS GOOD to be children sometimes, and never better than atChristmas when its mighty Founder was a child himself.”

Charles Dickens

CHRISTMAS IS A TIME OF MAGICLighted trees and glowing fires,

spicy smells of Christmas baking, Carol music from church choirs.

THE ONLY RELIGIOUS holiday recognized as a legal holidaythroughout the United States is Christmas! Alabama became thefirst state to declare Christmas a legal holiday, in 1836. By 1890,all other states had done the same.

CHRISTMAS REMEMBERING...GREATER than all the Christ-mas traditions is the real meaning of Christmas. Many of us onlythink of Christmas as a day for Santa Claus, presents and eating.But the real significance and joy of Christmas comes when weremember it is the birthday of Jesus... Godʼs gift to us.

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Merry Christmas SonLove Always,Dad - Teresa

CHRISTMAS CANAPES can be as simple as a big platter ofcheeses plus fruits and crudities. For instance: small square ofcheddar with a chunk of pineapple or apple speared on top witha toothpick; Swiss cheese and ham squares on top of Saltinesor Triscuits; mild Muenster with sweet pickle team-ups. And inbetween cruditie strips or crisp celery, carrot, green peppers,radishes, plus cocktail tomatoes, watercress---anything goes(fast!).

Pennysaver Passalong Christmas comes but once ayear...thank goodness!

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It can never be Christmas tillitʼs Christmas in the heart.


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May you have a safe and enjoyableholiday season!

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Sunday Dec. 21 the Country Round & Square Dance Assoc. will host a dance (old style country)at the American Legion, Clancy St., Schuylerville. Music by The Countrymen, Dance 1-5pm. Every-one is welcome. Casual wear. Adults $5, 6-17 yrs. $2, under 6 free. Info Linda (518) 638-8905 orSandy (518) 824-3719.

Corinth, N.Y. Army NationalGuard Soldier Promoted

LATHAM, N.Y. )-- Major Gen-eral Patrick A. Murphy, TheAdjutant General for the Stateof New York, announces thepromotion of members of theNew York Army NationalGuard in recognition of theircapability for additional re-sponsibility and leadership.

Ryan Porter from Corinth,N.Y. serving with the CompanyD, 3-142nd Aviation is pro-moted to the rank of PrivateFirst Class.

Army National Guard promo-tions are based on overall per-formance, attitude, leadershipability, and development po-tential.These promotions additionallyrecognize the best qualifiedSoldiers and attract and retainthe highest caliber Citizen Sol-diers for a career in the NewYork Army National Guard.For more information about

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PREMIUM PROPERTY SERVICES: Stone work, ma-sonry, chimney repair, fire-place repair and installation. Roofing, siding and windows plus much more. Call Matt for an immediate response 330-6208.

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WAREHOUSE WORKERS: Wilton and Amsterdam Distri-bution Centers have immedi-ate openings for seasonal workers. Openings are for a Sat., Sun. & Mon. on our cus-tomerʼs 12-hr. shifts starting at 6am or 6pm. Pay rates $14.00 per hr. Plus Special Attendance incentive. Regu-lar lifting, fast pace environ-ment with lots of stand. Some temp to permanent opportuni-ties. Call Manpower @ 518-459-2800 for additional information. You can also ap-ply and register online at Manpowerjobs.com or send your resume: [email protected] use “Warehouse Jobs” as subject.Manpower is an EOE.

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NOW HIRING CLEANINGspecialists in Glenville. Mon-Thurs. 7:30 pm-10pm. and Fri. 6:30pm-9pm. Must be reliable, motivated and have transportation. $11/hr. 384-3878

FREE HOME HEALTH AIDE TRAINING: Certification upon completion. Classes will be held in Albany, NY. Next class is Jan., space is limited. Must have clean lic., solid work history & vehicle. We of-fer vacation pay, exc. bonus & weekend premium. Apply to Interim HealthCare at www.interimhealthcare.com or call Megan to schedule an appt. 518-452-3655.

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NEW YEAR, NEW YOU: RECHARGE YOUR CAREER(NAPSI)—According to some career experts, the holiday seasonor any quiet time at work is a good time to plan, organize, reflecton where you are in your career and where you would like to go.“In overly hectic lives, career planning often gets moved to theback burner,” said Michael Bevis, director of Academic Affairs forUniversity of Phoenix and faculty member for the School of Busi-ness. “Many Americans feel unsatisfied and stagnant in their ca-reers, and the only way to take action is to devote time to makinga plan for change. This does not necessarily mean a careerchange, but often an adjustment in the way you approach yourexisting career.”According to Bevis, job complacency should not be ignored be-cause career satisfaction plays a major role in overall satisfaction.In fact, a national University of Phoenix survey conducted by Har-ris Poll found that nearly half of working adults in the U.S. gainequal or greater feelings of self-worth from their jobs and careersas they do from their personal lives, and 45 percent are stillsearching for the right career. Another survey from the Universityshows that nearly two-thirds of all working adults say they cur-rently have limited opportunities within their companies, but 53percent acknowledge they should take charge by being more en-trepreneurial in their careers.Bevis agrees. “Being entrepreneurial means approaching yourexisting career with purpose, not relying on your employer tomanage your career,” he said. “Setting career goals, developinga strong personal brand and constantly looking for ways to growand tie your responsibilities to the companyʼs bottom line canhelp you succeed and feel more engaged in your career.”Bevis says taking charge of your career takes planning. He sug-gests you use downtime to:

1. Learn as much as possible about your organization, industry,and career growth opportunities.

2. Develop a strategic business plan to grow and improve yourpersonal brand within your organization.

3. Keep your personal brand current and sustainable by knowinghow your skills and experience fit into the big picture of your or-ganization.

4. Network with individuals who have diverse experiences.

5. Identify and engage with a mentor. This individual does notnecessarily have to be in your own company. Find someone whoyou admire professionally and whose success mirrors your goals.

6. Identify and engage with a sponsor in your own company. Thisperson can champion your success and advocate for your growthwithin the company.

7. Research options for continued learning. Take a class, pursuean advanced degree or research certificate and continuing edu-cation programs. With educational options growing more cus-tomized every day, it is easier than ever to find ways to learn,grow and challenge yourself long after you graduate high schoolor earn a bachelorʼs degree.

“Business education encourages students to think outside thebox and be more entrepreneurial in their careers,” adds Bevis.“Employees at every level who approach their career as if theywere entrepreneurs, with purpose and measurable goals, areoften the happiest and most successful.”For more information about the survey, visit phoenix.edu/news.

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LUZERNE 1 BR, waterfront$600/mo. + sec. + util. Cable included. 696-3300

“The Former Woodlin Swim & Tennis Club” located at 40 St. Anthony Lane, Glenville, NY. 8 tennis courts, 2 Olym-pic size swimming pools. 12.3 acres. Very unique private lot at end of street. Borders the beautiful Indian Kill Nature Preserve. (Forever wild). Ex-cellent location, 1 mile away from everything! Possible sub dividable. Public water. Ask-ing $300K. 932-3214

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RENTALS

QUIET 2BR APT. Lg. rooms, $700/mo. + utilities, sec., refs., w/d hookup, HUD wel-come. Corinth 584-4019.LM, and repeat phone number. No smoking. No dogs.

ADULT COMMUNITYMinimum 55 years old. Mohican Hill Apts. Ballston Spa. Spacious 1 BR walk-in closets, storage, $725.Washer, dryer hookups. Low heat costs. No pets.885-4232

2BR APT., DR, living rm., kit., bath, upstairs, refrig., stove, NP, NS. Mechanicville. 664-8424

7112 ANTIOCH RD. Unit CMiddle Grove. Available 01/01/15. 3 BR, 1.5 ba. in 4 family building. W/D hookup, patio area, o/s parking, $975.Call Broker ( 518)423-4177

DONʼT RENT. OWN FOR $650/mo. New 2BR, 2 bath manufactured home. Sara-toga Springs and Ballston Spa area. Hoffman Homes. 884-8383 WanttoLivehere.com

(2) SMALL 1 BR APTS. Stony Creek. Heat + elec. in-cluded. No pets. $500 +$600/ mo. 696-2354

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