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747-9535 • Fax: 747-9529COURIERThe Weekly Publication that means BUSINESS! • 13 Broad St, Hudson Falls, NY 12839 • email:[email protected]

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Producers in areas that have experienced heavy rains may have concerns about nitrogen loss incorn fields. Nitrogen losses occur by two main pathways: denitrification (gaseous loss of N) andleaching of nitrate from soil through water leav-ing the tile line or into groundwater. An estimatecan made on the loss potential, which is basedon N source, time of application, soil tempera-ture, and number of days that soils have re-mained saturated.Most nitrogen that is lost from a field is in thenitrate form during wet conditions. Time of trans-formation to nitrate is dependent on the type of N fertilizer applied. Anhydrous ammonia is lesssusceptible to loss since it converts to nitraterather slowly. Urea-ammonium nitrate (UAN) solution has about 25% as nitrate at application timehas a greater risk for loss than anhydrous.Soils have been warm enough that some transformation to nitrate may have already occurred thisyear depending on application date. However, the nitrate N will not be lost by denitrification unless

soils have remained saturated long enough. Risk of loss is minimal for soils that remain saturated forone day, moderate risk for two days of saturation, and a substantial risk for three or more days of saturated conditions. Standing water is evidence of saturated soils, but even soil s without standingwater are considered saturated if an individual cannot walk across without making footprints .So the factors are: What N product was used. When was it applied. Soil moisture content. How faralong is the crop. Re-application could be considered, but not i f the crop is well advanced.

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UILDING LOT: Secludedacre lot (Can be subdivided

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Turn key. Close to Saratoga &Lake George. $215,000

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3 BEDROOM MOBILEHOME on lot.$15,000 firm.

Serious inquiries only.518-326-0847.

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LAND OR FARMWANTED: Top price paid.Out of country buyers. CallBryce Realty 518-271-7630

IDEAL RETAIL OROFFICE SPACE FORRENT. Route 40 South Argyle;busy road; 1100 sq ft. $700/mo. 518-638-8950.

ONE BEDROOM APTFOR RENT: Country settingin Schuylerville. Includes heat,electric, water/sewer, lawnmaintenance and snow plow-ing. $775/mo. 518-338-8311.

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015 HUBBARDTON DAYS. Following a very successful and

xciting, fun filled Hubbardton 250th Birthday celebration last year,he town of Hubbardton has decided it would like to have an annualHubbardton Days celebration.

o, the town has set the day this year for Saturday, July 18th,tarting at 4:00 pm, to have the 1st annual Hubbardton Days cel-bration. It will be held at the Hubbardton Battlefield, located on

Monument Hill Road in Hubbardton. Please remember to bringawn chairs or blankets for your convenience. In the event of rain,he celebration will be held the next day, Sunday, July 19th — samelace and time. There are activities scheduled for both childrennd adults. Children’s games and contests will begin at 4:00 pmnd there will be prizes and surprises given out. At the same time,or the adults, there will be a horseshoe throwing contest and also,he extremely popular — “women only” — frying pan throwingontest! This event was held last year and drew 23 competitorsnd 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, ham-

urgers and hot dogs available to purchase. Other events will be aaffle with ca$h prizes, music, visit with alpaca’s, and a 50 - 50rawing. Also, the fun and exciting face painting lady, will once

gain work her “magic” with her amazing creative art!!Beginning at 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm, a “fantastic PIG-ROAST” andChicken Barbecue, with all the fixin’s, hosted once again by Cen-er Grange 290, will certainly fill your belly and put a smile on yourace getting you ready for the main event of the celebration. Fordvanced tickets call 273-2651 or stop in Castleton Pet Supply, 700

Route 4A West, Castleton, Vt. You are also more than welcome toring a picnic supper and enjoy the AMAZING view while youine.

Taking center stage at 7:00 pm will be the popular, well known andutstanding Celtic flavored musical group, GYPSY REEL. Theylay high energy, world blend style music, and have performed allver the Northeast from New York to Maine. They are in big de-

mand, here in Vermont, from Derby Line to Brattleboro. They willill 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” aswe present our FANTASTIC F * I * R * E * W * O * R

K * S * display, which will captivate your imagination, andhrill every bone in your body !!! The display will definitely equalast year’s production, and promises to explode with a spectacular

limax to the evening, and close out the extravagant 1st annualHubbardton Days celebration!!For more info: 802- 273-2951.

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‘05 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX auto, dk. gray ..... $2695‘05 SUBARU WAGON std, silver ..................... $2995‘05HYUNDAI ELANTRA 5 spd, tan .................. $1495‘04 HYUNDAI TIBURON GT autom ............... $3495‘04SUBARU IMPREZA AWD,........................... $2895‘04 CHRYSLER SEBRING CONV. auto, silver $1895‘04 CHEVY AVEO 4 cyl, auto, blue ................... $1695‘04 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE auto, silver......... $2995‘03 PONTIAC GRAND AM GT Ram air, white . $2495’03 HYUNDAI ELANTRA GT autom, 137k, black ................................................. $2495‘03 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GT auto, silver ..... $2495‘03 SATURON ION 4 cyl, 5 spd, black... .......... $1895‘03 VW PASSAT 5 spd, gray ...................... ....... $2695‘03 FORD FOCUS 4 dr, auto, blue..... .............. $2495‘02 CHEVY CAVALIER Z24 5 spd, blue........... . $2695‘02 DODGE STRATUS SE autom, red, 100k .. $2695‘02 SUBARU LIMITED 4 cyl, std, black........... $1695‘02 NISSAN ALTIMA 4 cyl, auto, black ............. $2495‘02 NISSAN ALTIMA 1 owner, black................. $2895‘02 FORD FOCUS ZX3, 2dr, autom, red .......... $2495‘02 CHRYSLER 300M 4 dr, auto, blue ............. $2995‘02 SATURN SL 1 owner, silver ....................... $1495‘01 CHEVY CAMARO convertible .................... $2695‘01 OLDS ALERO V6, auto, 1 owner, 129k ...... $2695‘01 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER 4 cyl, auto, green $1995‘01 CHEVY IMPALA V6, auto, silver ................. $2895‘01 HONDA CIVIC 2 dr, auto, red ..................... $2695‘01 VOLVO S40 4dr, 4cyl, autom, red .............. $1695‘01 VOLVO S40 4dr, autom, blue ....................... $950‘01 SAAB 9-3turbo, std, 117k, black ................. $1295‘00 CADILLAC DEVILLE V8, auto, tan....... ...... $1995‘00 CHRYSLER SEBRING LXI auto, tan ........ $2695‘00 SAAB 93, 4 dr, auto, silver .................... ...... $2495‘00 SATURN 4 dr, 5 spd, maroon ..................... $1495‘99 TOYOTA COROLLA VE 4 cyl, 5 spd, blk... $1695‘98 GRAND PRIX GT Supercharged, green .... $1995‘98 VOLKS PASSAT 4dr, autom, black ............ $1995‘94 CHEVY CORVETTE TARGA autom, removable top, 141k ..................... ............... $5495

‘05 CHEVY UPLANDER V6, auto, silver ......... $2995‘04 FORD FREESTAR V6, auto, 154k, red ...... $3495‘04 PONTIAC MONTANAV6, auto tan........... .. $2895‘04 SATURN VUE 4 cyl, auto, green ................ $2895‘04 CADILLAC ESCALADE white, 136k .......... $9995‘03 DODGE DAKOTA QUAD CAB 88k............ $4995‘03 MAZDA TRIBUTE AWD, auto, 154k, gold .. $3495‘03 SATURN VUEAWD, V6, auto, blue ............ $2495‘03 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER LS auto, blue ....... $2695‘03 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER autom, tan, .......... $2495‘03 CHEVY S-10 4dr, autom, yellow........... ...... $2895‘02 CHEVY S10 ZR2 auto, black ...................... $3995‘02 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER LTZ white............. $2895‘02 FORD ESCAPE V6, auto, green ................ $3995‘02 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER LS autom, blue .... $1995‘02 OLDS BRAVADA V6, autom, black........... .. $2295‘02 DODGE DURANGO autom, gray .............. $2695‘01FORD EXPLORER auto, silver................... $1695‘00 JEEP CHEROKE SPORT 6 cyl, green ..... $2995‘98 CHEVY K3500 DUALLY diesel, autom, 4x4, blue ......................... ......................... ... $2995‘98 DODGE DAKOTAV6, auto, green ............. $2495

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TRUCKS - VANS - SUV’s

CARS

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

COUNTRY ELECTRIC LLC Residential, Com-mercial, Industrial. Alltypes of wiring in-cluding service en-trances, backup genera-tors, new & rewiring of homes, offices, barns, motor controls, pools & Spas, electric heat, etc. Licensed Master Electrician, fully Insured, Free Estimates 518-642-2271

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.

EXCAVATORFOR HIRE:

with rotary brush cutter;22 ft reach. Mowing andbrush cutting of ponds,steep hills, embankmentsand roadways. We alsohave multiple versatile

bush hogging and brushcutting equipment for all

your needs.Broestler BrushCutting

LLC.Easton, NY

Fully Insured.Free Estimates.

518-692-9074.

INDOOR YARD SALEIndustrial carpet tiles, rugs, as-sorted housewares,movies,lawn and indoor furni-ture, large air conditioner, 2weatherized exterior doors, 1/2hp shallow well pump, usedLowrey organ and much more. June 26 -28 (Friday 9 - 5, Sat-

urday 2 - 6 and Sunday 9 - 5).Next to Pizza World AT 4400Route 22 South of Salem Vil-lage. Info:[email protected]

ZOO OPENED!Small, family owned Zoo at6601 State Route 149Granville, NY, featuring BabyZebra, Kangaroo, Parrots, 5species of Monkeys, Goats andMore! $10 admission. JUNGLE EXPERIENCE

10am-5pm daily.518-260-7972.

HIGHER CASH PAIDFOR COINS, jewelry, gold,

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

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

BIOCUBE SALT WATERAQUARIUM everythingincluded, 20 Gal Fresh Watertank, everything included,Anderson sliding glass door,call for price

802.447-1360

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

BEST OF QUALITYTAXIDERMY

Deer Heads Mounted. BearRugs Made. Museum Quality.

518-642-9570

FOR SALE: John Daly Goldmodel golf clubs & bag. Excel-

lent condition, most clubs neverused. Asking $150. Call 518-507-6112

CDL A AND B DRIVERSNEEDED: Driver should livewithin 50 miles of Hoosick alls, NY 12090. Driver needso be dependable. OTR driv-rs and Local drivers wanted.nhanced license and TWICplus but not needed to ap-ly. Call Bill for details: 518-86-5411

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CLARK’S EQUIPMENT

175 East Broadway, Salem, NY • 854-3149

Apples Here ALL Year! Cider & Donuts Too !

1174 Route 29,Schuylerville

Open 7 Days 9 am - 6 pm

PAINTING/WALLPAPERBringing Colors Together

Pressure/Window WashingFully Insured.

518-415-5733

$ BUYING- HIGHESTPRICES PAID $

Gold & silver jewelry; vin-age costume & turquoise.

Coins, watches, knives, mili-ary, toys, antiques etc. 30+ears experience..save time,all Joe first. 518-893-0235

or 518-669-2274

CASH: For crank phono-graphs, early 78's,

cylinder records, parts.Call 798-5612

LATE WANTED: Used slaten or off the building. Also newnd used slate for sale. Call 802-65-3200.

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

IREWOOD FOR SALE:

full cord, local, unseasonedHardwood, cut and split. 518-92-2109

WE SPECIALIZE INESTATE CLEAN OUTS.

Antiques purchased orconsigned. WANTED:

antiques, collectibles, fineused furniture, china , glass,

books and garage sale items.Call 518-747-0197

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. Let’s 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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• Multi-Tiered Greens• Strategic Bunkers

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Congratulations Granville Class of 2015 Pine Grove Diner ~ Mandy Spring Nursery ~ Neesons Auto ~ Country Horizon Realty ~ Hicks Memorials ~ The Liquor Stop ~ Craig Campbell Realty ~ American Hardware ~ John Stokowski & Sons ~ Moores Corners IncSchoonys ~ Subway ~ Country Power Products ~ D&K Auto ~ Hicks Orchard ~ Mettowee Par 3 Golf ~ Evergreen Slate Co ~ Granville Lanes ~ Scotties ~ Bardins ~ A&J Fine Food & Spirits ~ DC Realty ~ Dollar General ~ Glens Falls National Bank ~ New england Lakeside Realty ~ Chippewa Stone~Pole Valley Players Club~Bardin Tire Services ~ Warners Autobody

Adams Abigail, Andrus James, Baker Sebastien, Bannon Lucas, Barrett Breauna,

Bassett Hannah, Beecher Brianna, Bernard Nicole, Betit Nicole, Birkheimer Cassandra,

Bixby Matthew, Bizon Kayla, Bogart Allen, Boisclair Sierra, Bril l Hank, Brunelle Kristen,Burke Emily, Buxton Kelsey, Buxton Kimberly, Cleveland Justin, Coombs Mckenzie,

Cooper Joshua, Crandall Zeke, Crowl Cortney, Currier Samantha, Dalaba Ryan, Darius Damian,

Dennison Kathryn, Dorman Brittney, Dunbar Christopher, Ettori Brianna, Fox Benjamin,Garrick Naomi, Gates Destiny, Hastings Adam, Heidorf Philip, Hilder Cameron, Hilder Gabrielle,

Hunt Justice, Jones Hannah, Juckett Sarah, Kelly Brianna, Kilburn Cordell, LaPlante Kyle,

LaPoint Kendramae, Leavey Emily, Loomis Ashleigh, Loomis Casandra, Ludwig Hope,Madaschi Gianluca, Marks Emily, Martelle Alexis, Matteson Troy, McCullen Cole,

McGuire Mikaela, Mead Micheal, Medrano-Garcia Miguel, Morris Devon, Morrow Jonathan,

Mound Brianne, Mullen Tyler, Narkiewicz Abigail, Ploof Nicholas, Pratt Bailey, Quick Lauren,Rathbun Courtney, Rathbun Jasmine, Rees LeAnn, Roberts Jennifer, Roberts Jessica,

Rohrman Amy, Rozell Eric, Sargent Tabitha, Scott Devon, Scribner Taylor, Sermons Shelby,

Shaw Jeffrey, Skidmore Ryan, Smith Dustin, Stanley Nolan, Sumner Joshua, Taylor Ronald,Thomas Brandon, Thomas Danielle, Tooley Brendan, Walker Joshua, Watrous Scott,

Winchell Chandra, Young Jacob

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combo, washer/dryer hook ups, country living.

Immediate occupancy,Poultney, VT.802-287-9337

HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bed-room, brick, dead end road,

large yard, wood and oil heat.Call 518-854-7731. $85K. Sa-lem, NY.

Need to sell your home?Call Al Konieczny @ BryceReal Estate 441-4353Competitive , Reliable, Profes-sional and Proven Service forall your needs!

Starter Homes $74k and UpCall Jim@ BRYCE 588-6755 NEED TO SELL YOUR

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List with us at a fair price. If we don't sell your home wewill pay your $500. AlKonieczny at Bryce Real Es-tate Call for details.

518-441-4353.

NYC BUYER WANTSWATERFRONT HOMEOR CAMP. Good price.Call Al at Bryce R.E.518-441-4353.

HEDGES LAKE LOT FORSALE: 10' dock space in-cluded on water. $19,000.518-858-2786.

FOR RENT: 1 bedroomhouse. LR/DR combo, washer/dryer hook ups, country liv-ing. Immediate occupancy,Poultney, VT. 802-287-9337

HOT WATER HEATERNew in 2010. Excellent work-ing condition. $175 Call 518796-6682.

FIBER MALEALPACASFOR SALE:

518-499-9090

RAW LOCALHONEY FOR SALE

Dave HicksRoute 40 Hartford, NY

518-632-5422

JOHN DEERE SNOWBLOWER For Sale: JohnDeere Snowblower TRS 32.

Need some work. Call for de-tails 609-256-3172. $75.00

GREEN FIREWOOD FORSALE: $165 full cord, includ-ing local delivery. Out of area

delivery: $180/cord.518-915-4040

Adopt: Creative, musical, nur-turing teacher wishes to adopta baby into her loving & se-cure home. Expenses Paid. CallLillian 1-888-861-8427 orwww.liliadopts.com

FOR SALEATTENTION STORE

OWNERSsed clothing and householditems contents of building

14’x30’ fixtures notincluded $499.00 Benning-ton Vermont 802-442-6486

GARAGE SALE:16 Powerhouse Road

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CHUYLERVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY JULY EVENTS:tory Hour: every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (that’s right folks three days a week!) at thechuylerville Public Library at 10am. Open to all kids under 2nd grade and their parents. Join us fortories and crafts!

Origami Club: Swing by our Origami Club on Tuesday July 21 at 4pm. We will have snacks while weearn the art of paper folding. This drop in program is open to all ages.

Family Movie Night: Wednesday July 15 at 6pm. The movie is rated PG and runs approximately 120mins. Feel free to bring popcorn! The event is free and open to the public. The title? Call us.Book Club: Schuylerville Library’s Book Club will meet on TuesdayJuly 28 at 7pm to discuss AlanWeismen’s “The World Without Us”. Books are available for pick up at the Library.Recycled Craft Club: will explore art with recycled objects. Meeting Thursday July 2nd, and Thursdayuly 30th at 3pm, we welcome any 2nd to 5th grader to join the fun!

Lego Club and Lego Club Jr.:Lego Club and Lego Club Jr will be held Tuesdays at the Library in Julynd August at 3pm. Lego Club for our older kids, and Lego club Jr. will be open to all children 1strade and younger. We have plenty of Duplo’s for the little ones to play with. Registration is open,ue to space limitations attendees will be drawn via lottery and parents wil l be notified.

Teen Book Club: Read any good books lately? Looking for a good read? Stop by our Teen Book Club,pen to grades 6-12, we meet July 9th, July 23rd, August 6th, and August 20th. Join us for snacks anddiscussion of your latest reads.

Breaker Space: Ever wondered what is inside a VHS tape? Our Breaker space will discover what is

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THE SCHUYLERVILLE GARDEN CLUB WILLPRESENT ITS ANNUAL STANDARD FLOWER SHOWentitled “Home Is Where the Heart Is” on Saturday, July 11,2015 from 1- 5pm and Sunday, July 12 from 12- 4pm in theSaratoga Town Hall, Route 29, corner of Spring & Broad Streets

in Schuylerville, NY. The club has won numerous FederatedGarden Club awards for their shows including a first place inNew York State in 2013 and 2014.In addition to horticultural and floral design competitions, youthand educational exhibits and food and plant sales, there will be aPhotography Section this year. All amateur photographers areinvited to enter. The photos must be 8"x10" in a white 11"x14"matt.No frames are allowed. Entries must be pre-registered and re-ceived by the Chairman by July 1st. Ribbons will be awarded byPeople’s Choice. Entry forms and more information are avail-able online at www.schuylervillegardenclub.org or by calling MaryAnn Brown, Chairman at 692-2198. Photo classes will be: Class 1 -”The View From My Door”Garden Landscape Class 2- “Up Close and Personal” Close upof Blooms or Foliage Class 3- “Garden Visitors” Birds, Insectsor Animals that our gardens attract. All amateur gardeners andphotographers are invited to submit entries in the design, horticul-ture and photography competitions. The Design classes are alsoonline at www.schuylervillegardenclub.org. Horticulture entriesare accepted on Friday, July 10 from 4-7pm. The public is cor-dially invited to participate and attend the show. Admission andrefreshments are free!

GREENWICH INTERFAITH GOLF TOURNAMENT onAugust 7 at the Battenkill Country Club, Greenwich. The tourna-ment benefits the transportation program in the Greenwich areawhich affords people the opportunity to get to shopping or to medi-al appointments, and to assist with other needs of the community.

MANY prizes donated by various golf courses, companies and in-ividuals. The top prize again this year will be golf for 4 at anxclusive golf club in Atlantic City, along with overnight accommo-ations! Other prizes include golf from Sagamore, Hiland, Saratogapa, Windy Hill, Kingswood, Battenkill, and Saratoga National toame a few. For more info or to register call 518- 692-2198. Theost to play is $80 per person for non-members and $65 for Battenkill

CC members. If you would like to be a Major Sponsor or be aponsor for a tee or golf cart sign, or to simply make a donation to

Greenwich Interfaith Fellowship, Inc. please send it to the trea-urer, Margaret Roberson, 2 Pine View Drive, Greenwich, NY, orend it to Greenwich Interfaith at P O Box 124, Greenwich, NY2834.

FORT SALEM THEATER PRESENTS MUSICALMONOLOGUE: Returning to Salem after two sold-out shows

in the Fort’s cabaret last fall, Aja Nisenson performs the worldpremiere of her new one-woman show, Five Years Later, forone weekend, July 10-12. An artist whose considerable talentsare difficult to categorize, Aja is a trained singer who weavesunique jazz song interpretations into her cutting-edge comic por-trayals of outrageously caricatured characters, instantly recog-nizable as suppressed elements of all of us. Her previous showsincluded Daja Vu, a send-up of cabaret artists who take them-selves too seriously, and the award-winning My Life Is a WoodyAllen Film, about her attempts to achieve and maintain sanitythrough a succession of twelve psychotherapists. Five Years Laterplays for one weekend only, Friday and Saturday nights at 8 PMwith a Sunday matinée at 2 PM. For tickets and information,visit the theater’s website (fortsalemtheater.com) or call the boxoffice at (518) 854-9200.

HUNTER EDUCATION & BOWHUNTER FIELD DAYFOR HOMESTUDY COURSES – JOHNSBURG FISH &GAME: Hunter Education on Saturday, July 11 from 9am -5pm. Bowhunter Education is being offered Sunday, July 12from 9am - 5pm. Space is limited to 20 seats! All classes are free

and open to the public (ages 11.5 years of age and up). Thecourse is “Home Study”, materials must be picked up at the CornellCooperative Extension Education Center, 377 Schroon River Road,in Warrensburg. The CCE office is open 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Mondaythrough Thursday. Or, at North Creek Trading Post 256 Main StNorth Creek, New York, before July 6. Homestudy workbookor sections must be completed to gain entry to class. Sorry, noexceptions. Bring a raincoat, outdoor shoes/boots, and insect re-pellent.Those who have already completed an online class and need a“field day,” you must register for the class and bring the onlinecompletion certificate with you to class. To register, follow thislink and scroll down to the class on Saturday, July 11 at JohnsburgFish & Game and for Bowhunter find Sunday, July 12. Followthe directions from there: http://www.register-ed.com/programs/ new_york/124 If you should have any questions please contactJohn Bowe at 518-623-3291 or 668-4881.

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AL FRESCO – A FABULOUS DINNER UNDER THESTARS. On Saturday, July 25, Salem Courthouse CommunityCenter celebrates its 13th Al Fresco Dinner. This popular event is

a quality experience that comes together as a result of a dedicatedbroad community effort. Each July, people from near and far gather

to celebrate all the good this r ich agrarian region has to offer. At 5pm, folks start to assemble on the side lawn surrounded by majestic

hills and verdant countryside. Crisp white tents radiate from thehistoric old building like spokes protecting linen-covered tables lush

with local flowers and charmingly mismatched china.While sipping wine and reaching out to friends, guests enjoy a

sumptuous selection of local artisan cheeses. Widely knowncreameries including 3 Corner Field Farm, Argyle Cheese Farmer,

Consider Bardwell Farm, Cabot, Longview Farm and Sweet SpringFarm provide the assorted cheeses for which this event has become

synonymous. Cheeses made from cow, sheep and goat’s milk areoffered on 3 large tables enhanced by glorious large-scale floral

arrangements. The popular Roadhouse Rhythm and Blues Bandwill lure dancers to their feet with their horn-driven sound. Graceful

large-scale sculpture on loan from artists at Salem Art Worksprovides points of interest on the side lawn. This year’s Great Hall

exhibit will focus on the Civil War in keeping with the many eventscommemorating the 150th anniversary of the end of the war. A

highlight of the evening is the annual procession of the MettaweeRiver Theater Company, charming guests with their whimsical

creatures large and small.Throughout the evening, guests have the opportunity to bid on an

amazing assortment of goods and services on display in our YouthCenter/Activity Barn. Artwork, jewelry, Telescope outdoor furniture

and restaurant gift certificates are but a few of the 100 plus itemsavailable. The Al Fresco Dinner has evolved into the most important

fundraising event for the Courthouse each year. Over 200volunteers donate their time and energy to “make it happen”! Please

consider joining us in July to experience this wonderful celebrationof good food and community yourself. The $60 tickets will go on

sale Monday, June 1 at 9 am. Be sure to purchase your ticketsearly to ensure your place at a table. For additional information,

please contact the CCC at 518-854-7053.

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Legion Post 574 72 Pearl Street in Hudson Falls, NY. Register at9-10:45 am Ride starts at 11am. $20pp or $35 cpl. Food, prizes,

games, raffles. Info and to pre-register: 518-747-9891 or 361-6410.Camping on the grounds, space available.

COMIC JAM Wednesday July 8th at 5pm join the SchuylervilleLibrary and Ira Marks for Comic Jam. Comic jam is a bunch of artists of all ages and skill levels get together and draw comics! It’sabout using your imagination with other creative people. For moreinformation, please contact our Program Coordinator at 695-6641.

FORT ANN VOLUNTEER FIRE CO ANNUAL CAR/MO-TORCYCLE SHOW AND CHICKEN BBQ Cars and motor-cycles on site for viewing. Vendors displaying their wears and foodstuff. BBQ $10. Sunday,July 12 4-7pm. Proceeds benefit the fire

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EVENTS AT THE GREENWICH FREE LIBRARYOngoing: Early Literacy:Wednesdays 11:15 July 1-August 5 Story Hour on the Commonsat Food for KidsFridays in July and August 10:30-11:30 Regular Story HourLittle Learners is on Summer Vacation.Just For Fun:First Mondays—6:30—8:00 Le Groupe Francaise A short lessonfollowed by moderated French conversationTuesdays 6:30-8 pm The Knitters All ages and abilities welcome.Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:30 – 9:45 am Osteo Exercise LEGO Club is on Summer Vacation/No July Boomerang Booksale.Upcoming: Hedbring Community Room Display July: Little Learn-ers – Examples of Student Work Saturday, July 4 CLOSEDThursday, July 9, 4-5pm Volunteer training Wednesday, July 15,2pm Bereavement Support Group – open to all Wednesday, July15, 7pm Library Board Meeting Please pre-register fo volunteertraining 692-7157 or [email protected] For more information aboutSummer Reading and to sign up, check the main desk.

Tuesday, July 7, 6:30pm Magic Man Entertainment – all agesTuesday, July 14 6:30pm Rural Soul Music – all agesMonday, July 20 1-4pm Comic Jam with Ira Marks ages 9 and upCosponsored by the Greenwich Youth Center –Tuesday, July 21 4pm Tang Art with Naomi Meyer ages 6 and upTuesday, July 28 6:30pm animals with Howard Romack – all ages

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ARGYLE 4TH OF JULY PARADE- The Argyle J. A. Barkley Hose Co. Auxiliary is making plansor the annual Independence Day Parade. The parade will be held on Saturday, July 4, at 11:00 a.m.

The theme for this year’s parade is “PROUD TO BE IN THE LAND OF THE FREE” . TheAuxiliary urges area families, churches, organizations and businesses to participate by entering floats

nd/or marching units. Entry forms are needed for placement and for judging in the parade line-up.We would also like to encourage our youth to enter the bicycle competition. No entry forms areeeded for this category, but we do need to stress that helmets are required for all participants.

As always, there will be 1s t, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes for floats and bicycles based on the use of theheme. For entry forms or if there are any questions, call 638-8667. Following the parade at 12:30here will be a chicken BBQ where they will be serving the Argyle Firefighters’ famous BBQ chickent the firehouse on State Route 40. The Argyle Senior Citizens will be holding a dessert sale at the

United Methodist Church on Sheridan St. and the Library will be holding its annual book sale, also onheridan St. Come show your patriotism and join in the fun!

POLO AND CLASSIC CARS: The Salem Volunteer Fire Department Inc. will be sponsoring acombined Polo match and a classic/antique car fund raising event to be held on Saturday August 1, atthe Surya Polo Club at the intersection of NYS Rte 29 and Christie Rd in the town of Greenwich, NY12834. The car event will start at 11am and the Polo match will start at 4pm with everything being doneby 5:30pm.All car entrants will go through Crystal Burch at 518-926-9829 or email at: [email protected] any and all info. Surya Polo Club will be putting the Polo match together. There will be hot dogs,hamburgers, and cold drinks for sale-NO alcohol will be allowed on site. The cost to enter will be$10.00per person over the age of 12. If you have any questions at all contact: Steven Saunders SalemVol. Fire Dept. @ 518-321-9430.All proceeds will go towards the construction of the new firehouse.

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SILENT AUCTION ITEMS SOUGHT FOR FUNDRAISEROn August 29, Cornell Cooperative Extension will be holding its6th Annual Golf Tournament and Silent Auction at Cronin’s Golf Resort in Warrensburg, NY. All proceeds from this benefit will beused to help financially support Cornell Cooperative Extension’seducational programs. Cornell Cooperative Extension is a key out-reach system of Cornell University with a strong public missionand an extensive local presence that is responsive to the needs of people in our community. Cornell Cooperative Extension provideseducational programs in the following areas: 4-H Youth Develop-ment, Family and Consumer Sciences, Natural Resources, Gar-dening and Landscape, Nutrition, Diet and Health. Please visit ourwebsite to learn more http://warren.cce.cornell.edu/In-Kind giftdonations may be shipped to Cornell Cooperative Extension, 377Schroon River Road, Warrensburg, NY 12885-0487. Arrangementsfor pick-up of donations can be made by calling Amy Sabattis at518-623-3291 or 668-4881 or email [email protected].

OPEN STUDIO OF WASHINGTON COUNTY’S FIFTHBIENNIAL, SELF-GUIDED TOUR of 16 of the county’s mostexceptional artists’ studios will be held Saturday, July 18 andSunday, July 19. In the popular admission-free event , scheduledfor 10 a.m. –6 p.m. both days, professional artists scatteredthroughout the county invite the public into their studios, displaytheir works and chat with their visitors. Participants drive fromstudio to studio, enjoying the scenery – rolling hills, pastoral set-tings and beautiful family farms reminiscent of Tuscany – andthe unique opportunity to meet working artists in their studios. To

join in the Open Studio Tour, simply download a map with artistinformation and locations from www.studiotour.org . The websitealso features artists’ bios and recent works. For high-resolution,downloadable photos of the artists’ work and studios, as well asportraits of the artis ts, click on the web site’s Press Center tab. (By clicking on the link “download” the link opens to the “for Press”dropbox folder. Each press release is identified by the release

date and contains the release and the suggested images. Alsoavailable for the press are a selection of works, one by eachartist, a portrait of each artists and a selection of studio shotsgrouped in their identified folders.)For any questions about the tour, call 518 692-2742.

ATTENTION SWIMMERS!- The Rensselaer County’s Troyenior Center has a swimming program that meets every Wednesdayeginning at 9:00 a.m. with our volunteer swimming coordinatoroyce Forner. Swimming is a great exercise with many healthenefits and it’s so much fun! Join us at the Lansingburg Boys &

Girls club it’s a great time to socialize, swim and enjoy the heatedool. Call the Center at 270-5348 for more information.

CAPTAIN J.P. CRUISE Rensselaer County’s Troy Senior Center,

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CHICKEN BARBECUE will be held at the Pittstown United Methodist Church Hall on Satur-day, July 25th from 4:00 p.m.to 6:00 p.m. Church Hall is located just off Route 7 in the village of Pittstown, NY. Menu: chicken, potato salad, baked beans, cole slaw, beverages and homemade pies.

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The theme for the parade this year will be: 123rd Regiment CivilWar Homecoming. The carnival will start at 6pm on ThursdayJuly 2nd and Friday July 3rd at the carnival grounds onArchibald St off from NYS RTE 22. Stop by and try some of thedelicious food that will be served or try your luck at one of themany games for kids or adul ts. Also try your luck at winning bybuying a raffle ticket for one of the many donated prizes. WillLinendoll will DJ on July 2nd & 3rd and Krystal’s Lytle DJ Ser-vice will DJ on the 4th. On Saturday July 4th our parade line-upstarts at 4pm at the Holy Cross church on North Main St (RTE22). The parade will start at 5pm sharp and will go down MainSt. to Park Place to the carnival grounds on Archibald St.As usual we are looking for a lot of floats for the parade, so if you belong to a group, organization, or just a family put your think-ing caps on and start designing your float, because that is whatmakes up a parade along with a lot of music whether on a float ormarching.There will be awards for the floats that come closest to the theme.On July 4th at 9:30 pm there will be a large fireworks display

with a rain date of 9pm July 5th. If you are interested in being apart of the parade send an email to: Steven Saunders @[email protected] or leave a message at the firehouse518-854-7516. Just a reminder that the cake booth is always lookingfor baked goods for all three nights.

GARAGE SALE: The Hartford Volunteer Fire Company Auxiliarys looking for vendors to set up in the firehouse community roomuring Hartford’s Annual Garage Sale Weekend on August 8th.

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ATTENTION BOWLERS- The Rensselaer County’s TroySenior Center has a bowling league that meets every Monday at12:30 pm at the Uncle Sam Lanes, 600 Fulton Street in Troy.Bowling is an enjoyable and affordable exercise All beginnersare welcome. Don’t miss out join today! Call the Center at 270-

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of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absoluteDespotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for theirfuture security. — Such has been the patient sufferance of these Colonies. We, therefore, the Representat ives of the united States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world forthe rectitude of our intentions, do, in the Name, and by Authority of the good People of these Colonies,solemnly publish and declare, That these united Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and IndependentStates, that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection betweenthem and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be total ly dissolved; and that as Free and Independent States,they have full Power to levy War, conclude Peace, contract Alliances, establish Commerce, and to do all otherActs and Things which Independent States may of right do. Unfortunately, our Supreme Court, our Congressand our President have abandoned many of these principles. We need to reinvigorate them!

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HEDGES LAKE CAMPERS ASSOCIATION SCHEDULESSUMMER MEETINGS : Saturday July 11 and Saturday Au-gust 22. Both meetings will begin at 10:00 a.m. at the Lake’s ShieldsPavilion.

METTAWEE RIVER THEATRE COMPANY ANNOUNCESTOUR DATES FOR ‘OUT OF THE PAST: CELEBRAT-ING 40 YEARS OF THE METTAWEE JOURNEY’ Perfor-

mances will take place at outdoor venues in upstate New York andnearby Vermont and Massachusetts, and are scheduled from July9 through July 21 (schedule attached). The production will in-clude scenes and songs from four decades of Mettawee produc-tions. There will be appearances by Aristophanes’ gluttonous dungbeetle, as well as Brecht’s forlorn lovers in THE CAUCASIANCHALK CIRCLE . The world will be created on the back of aturtle; the great Irish sea god Mannanon will declaim the tragic taleof Phaedra; and Grandmother Earth will send Nanabozho off toget the world ready for humans, Archy the cockroach and his lowlyassociates will share memorable moments from their illustriouscareers, and two long lost brothers will be reunited in VALENTYNEAND ORSON . All these encounters will incorporate an abun-dance of Mettawee’s signature masks, puppets and giant figures.According to Mettawee Artistic Director Ralph Lee, “These head-strong characters have been clamoring to be let out of their boxesfor another fling in front of their fans, so I finally decided to letthem have their way. Here goes! I take no responsibility for theirbehavior.” For more information about the Mettawee River The-atre Company, including a full schedule of thi s summer’s outdoortour, visit the company’s web site at www.mettawee.org.

BUS TRIP TO YANKEE STADIUM- Notre Dame VisitationChurch is sponsoring a bus trip to Yankee Stadium on Aug. 23. asa fundraiser for renovations to the Church. Cost is $110 per per-son which includes unlimited food & Pepsi products for the 1st fiveinnings. Bus leaves Wilton Mall at 7 am. First come first serve.Contact Pete Healy at 421-2956 for tickets.

ANNUAL CAR/MOTORCYCLE SHOW AND CHICKENBBQ held by the Ft Ann Fire Company July12 from 4-7pm.Vendorson site. Meal $10. Proceeds to FA Vol Fire Co.

PREVIEW OF WASHINGTON COUNTY'S JULY 18 AND19 OPEN STUDIO TOUR: ARTISTS REFLECT ONMETHODS AND INSPIRATION- Open Studio of WashingtonCounty's fifth biennial, self-guided tour of 16 of the county’s mostexceptional artists’ studios will be held Saturday, July 18 and Sun-day, July 19. In the popular admission-free event, scheduled for

10 a.m. –6 p.m. both days, professional artists scattered through-out the county invite the public into their studios, display their worksand chat with their visitors. Participants drive from studio to studio,enjoying the scenery – rolling hills, pastoral settings and beautifulfamily farms reminiscent of Tuscany – and the unique opportunityto meet working artists in their studios.“ Each studio stop offers anopportunity to see the artists' process, their inspiration, their tech-nique,” said Sue Sanderson, Open Studio's Executive Director. “If you've ever wondered why a piece of art – a painting, a sculpture,a photograph – grabs your attention, our tour is your chance to seewonderful works of art and actually engage in conversation withthe artists about their work.” To join in the Open Studio Tour, sim-ply download a map with artist information and locations fromwww.studiotour.org . The website also features artists' bios andrecent works. For high-resolution, downloadable photos of the art-ists' work and studios, as well as portraits of the artists, click on theweb site's Press Center tab. For any questions about the tour, callSue Sanderson at 518 692-2742. Follow us on Facebook at OpenStudio Tours of Washington County, New York.

SCHUYLERVILLE ALUMNI BANQUET will be held onAug. 1, at the American Legion, 6 Clancy St., Schuylerville. DJwill be Happy Days. Cocktail Hour: 6 pm; Dinner 7 pm Musicand Dancing 8 - 11. Tickets are $27 per person. Please mail yourreservations to PO Box 50, Schuylerville, NY. Any questions,please call Pat Temple 518- 331-2978.

SALEM SENIOR TRIP- The Salem Seniors are sponsoring atrip to the Mac Hayden Theater in Chatham, NY on Wednes-day, July 15th to see the play "Hairspray". Cost which is $48includes tickets to the show, lunch and bus fare. Pick in front of Proudfit Hall in Salem at 9:50am and at McDonalds in Greenwichat 10:15am. For reservations please contact Marilyn Hanby at(518) 854-7521.

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