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HUGE YARD SALE on Saturday, September 20, from 8am-2pm, Old Saratoga Reformed Church, corner of Pearl and Bur-goyne Streets, Schuylerville, will be having a huge Yard Salesale, featuring bargain priced items, and a food sale, hot dogsand hamburgers. There will also be a baked goods table. Thishas historically been the Schuylerville Area Community WideGarage Sale Weekend. Why not consider having ayard/garage sale of your own? Your unwanted items will surelybe someone elseʼs treasure. This is a great opportunity tocome together, meet friends and neighbors, and support thecommunity, while making a few extra dollars! Over the pastfew years this event has been very successful and has broughtmany people to the town. Hopefully, this year will see a recordamount of family sales in Schuylerville, NY. For more informa-tion call 695-3479, M-F, 9am-noon.

THE LIAR -- adapted byDavid Ives from the classiccomedy by Pierre Corneille.Directed by Joseph Fava.Oct. 17, 18, 19 and 22 thru26. Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm, Wednesday & Thursdayat 7:30 pm, Sundays at 2:30pm. Schenectady Civic Play-ers, 12 S. Church St., Sch-enectady. $17. 382-2081 orwww.civicplayers.org . Orderand charge by phone throughProctors box office 346-6204.

BREAKFAST BUFFET- Saratoga-Wilton Elks Lodge#161 presents Breakfast Buf-fet on Sunday, Sept. 21 from8:30-11am. Fruit Cocktail,French Toast/Pancakes, Pota-toes, Breakfast Sausage andHam, Corned Beef Hash,Scrambled Eggs, Eggs Bene-dict, Juice, Coffee and Tea.Donation requested: Adults$8.00; Seniors and Military(Active/Retired with ID Card)$7; Children 5-12 $6; Under 5Free. Take-outs $8. 1 ElksLane, Rt. 9, Saratoga Springs.Call 584-2585 for more info.

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Heritage Hunters of Saratoga County will meet on Saturday,September 20th, at 1pm at the Town of Saratoga Town Hall, cor-ner of Rt. 4 and Rt. 29 in Schuylerville. “Underground RailroadQuilts” will be the topic presented by Stan Malecki, an educatorrepresenting the Historical Society of Moreau and Parks-BentleyPlace of South Glens Falls. Public is welcome. For informationcall 587-2978.

DARTH VADER HOT AIR BALLOON & 100 OTHER SHAPESTO FILL SKIES AT BALLOON FESTIVAL

QUEENSBURY – 42nd Annual Event Brings Balloonists andSpectators from Around the World. Despite a promising weatherforecast for the 42nd Annual Adirondack Balloon Festival Sep-tember 18-21st in Warren County, event organizers are expectinga gigantic dark cloud to fill the skies over the Adirondack Moun-tains this week. An 86-foot Darth Vader-shaped hot-air balloonfrom Belgium will be making its first appearance in the UnitedStates at the 42nd Annual Adirondack Balloon Festival. Specta-tors will also see an elephant-shaped balloon fly over the moun-tains. The four-day (weather dependent) event is the oldest andlargest balloon festival on the East Coast. The event is run com-pletely by volunteers and could bring 150,000 visitors to the re-gion, according to balloon festival president Mark Donahue.Admission to the family friendly event is FREE! Full Schedule ofEvents: Thursday, September 18th - Crandall Park - City of GlensFalls -- 5:00pm: Opening Ceremonies; 5:15pm: Launch of up to20 balloons; 6:00-9:30pm: City of Glens Falls Block Party w/walk-about balloon & balloon baskets. Friday, September 19th -Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport – Queensbury -- 5:00pm: BalloonLaunch – 80+ balloons including special shapes. Saturday, Sep-tember 20th - Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport - Town of Queens-bury -- 6:30am: Flight of 100 Balloons; 5:00pm: Flight of 100Balloons; 8:00pm: “Lighting Up The Night”- Moonglow Featuring20+ Balloons- Bring Your Flashlights!! Sunday, September 21st- Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport - Town of Queensbury -- 6:30am: "Walter's Mass Ascension" simultaneous Flight of 100Balloons. September 21st - Crandall Park - City of Glens Falls -- 5:00pm: Launch of 20+ Balloons.

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CAPITAL DISTRICT - Support the American Foundation for Sui-cide Prevention by participating in the 10th Annual Capital RegionOut of the Darkness Walk for R.I.T.A. on Sunday, September 21,2014 at the Historic Saratoga Flat Track. Proceeds will benefitlocal and national suicide prevention, awareness and educationprograms. Registration will be held at the Union Street entranceat 9:00 a.m. The walk will begin promptly at 10:30 a.m. To regis-ter, donate or to learn more, please visit www.afsp.org/walkorafsp.donordrive.com/event/rita

RHINEBECK ARTS FESTIVALCAPITAL DISTRICT - The second-annual Rhinebeck Arts Festi-val (formerly the Hudson Valley Arts Festival), September 26-28at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds, will be a celebration of artis-tic expression in its many forms with a main focus on craft andvisual art. This mostly indoor shopping experience includes: 200outstanding artists; a Hudson Valley Furniture Makers showcase;exceptional live music; inspiring dance performances; craftdemonstrations; hands-on art encounters; childrenʼs activities;gourmet foods and more! Friday 10am-5pm; Saturday 10am-6pm;Sunday 10am-5pm.Weekend passes $10,seniors $9,chil-dren 6-16 $4, under 6 free. Group discounts available. Freeparking. Rain or shine. No pets allowed.www.artrider.com

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In Loving Memory of Our Mother Agnes OʼConnell5-14-20 ~ 9-18-99

Mom,We love you for all the times you picked us up when we were down;And for all the times you traded your warm smile for our frowns;For all the times you brushed our hair, and tucked us into bed;

Or needed something for yourself, and put us first instead;For all the dreams that we have shared, the tears and laugher too;We love you Mom with all our heart, thereʼs no one quite like you.

Love always,Joan, Ed, Mike, Gail, Tina & Dave XOXO

Queensbury Senior Center Fall Craft FairThe Fall Craft Fair, sponsored by the Queensbury Senior Citizen,will take place on Saturday, September 27 from 9 AM to 3 PM atthe Queensbury Center (Town Hall Campus) 742 Bay Road inQueensbury. A wide variety of hand-made crafts will be availablefor purchase, in addition to refreshments and a 50/50 raffle. Foradditional information, please call 761-8224.

SONNEYʼS Weʼre having a big sale. Folks we had 2 estates, come in with all beautiful fur-niture for every room in the house. Dressers, bedroom sets, dining room sets, kitchen sets, stands, desk, bookcase, much much more. Plus another ship-ment of new Pillowtop mat-tress & boxspring. Queens $299 set, full $275 set, twin $225 set. You have to see them, top of the line sets. 400 DVD movies $2 each, 300 music CDs $1 each. It will be worth your time to check us out. Our prices are the lowest in the area. Sonneyʼs 1554 Rt. 9, Clifton Pk across from the Super Walmart. 371-0851

9TH ANNUAL BARBEQUE JAZZ FEST. Frederick Allen Lodge # 609. I.B.P.O.E. of W. Sat. Sept. 20, held at :Principessa Elena Society, 13 Oak St. Saratoga Springs, NY. 2-7 pm. Live music! Donations: Adult din-ner $25, “combo” dinner $35. Children (under 13) $12.50

MOVING- ART PRICEDTO SELL. Lithographs, Seri-ographs, Kitchel, Lancione, Richards, Kozo, Pena, Kuhn, Usilevsky, etc. Call Judy 877-8275- exit 10, Stonegate, 11 Birch Hill Court, come browse.

$ BUYING, HIGHEST CASH PRICES $ Gold and silver, jewelry, vintage costume and turquoise, coins, watches, knives, military, toys, an-tiques, etc. 30+ yrs. exp. Save time , call Joe first. 669- 2274

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4-H BOTTLE DRIVEWARREN CO. - The Warren County 4-H Youth Development pro-gram will be conducting a bottle drive to donate to the Think Pink– Live Green 4-H Fundraiser. 4-H Educator, John Bowe, volun-teered to “Go Pink” for a cause! He has challenged the 4-Hʼersto the following: if they reach $500 he will wear a bright pink shirtfor a month, if they raise a $1000 he will color his hair and goateepink, and if they raise $2500 he will have his hair cut in a Mohawkand dye it pink for a month. All funds raised will be split betweenWarren County 4-H and a youth cancer program. All clean bottlesand cans can be dropped off Monday – Saturday between 8amand 5pm at the Direct Deposit Bottle Redemption Center 3746Main Street, Warrensburg and let the attendant know that themoney goes to Warren County 4-H. Please leave all caps off andplace glass in boxes. Every nickel counts and will help us getcloser to our goal of raising $2,500. For more information contactCornell Cooperative Extension at 518-623-3291 or 668-4881.

FISH CREEK ROD & GUN ANNUAL GARAGE SALEVICTORY – Saturday, September 20th from 9:00am-5:00pm(same weekend as the Town-wide Garage Sale). Victory Mills,NY is located on Rt. 32 south of the village. Open to the Public -All Vendors welcome. Tables or just a spot to sell your items. Ta-bles or grounds location to setup $20.00 for the Day. Food & drinkwill be available. Please contact John @ 518-222-0316 to re-serve your spot.

9TH ANNUAL TOM INDIANO MEMORIAL RIDESARATOGA SPRINGS - Hosted by The Gateway House ofPeace and The Saratoga Springs Fire Fighters. Saturday, Sep-tember 20, 2014. Italian American Club, 247 Grand Ave.,Saratoga Springs. Rain or Shine. Registration 10:30am. Ride de-parts at 11:30am. $20.00 per person. Food & Beverage, Musicby Last Ride and Just Bruce. T-Shirts, 50/50 Raffle and Prizes.Trophy awarded to best poker hand upon return. Proceeds tobenefit Gateway House of Peace. Contact Fred Whipple 584-5729 or Mark Hammond 538-1265 or email: [email protected] at www.gatewayhouseofpeace.org.

HERITAGE HUNTERS OF SARATOGA COUNTY TO MEET– Heritage Hunters of Saratoga County will meet on Saturday,

September 20th, at 1:00pm at the Town of Saratoga Town Hall,corner of Rt. 4 and Rt. 29 in Schuylerville. “Underground RailroadQuilts” will be the topic presented by Stan Malecki, an educatorrepresenting the Historical Society of Moreau and Parks-BentleyPlace of South Glens Falls. Before the culmination of the CivilWar, slaves used quilt patterns to pass the word about upcomingplans of escape. Public is welcome. For information call 587-2978.

BALLSTON SPA HIGH SCHOOL REUNIONThe class of 1964 Ballston Spa High School 50th reunion com-mittee is looking for classmates who are interested in attendinga reunion on Sat. September 20, at the Ballston Spa CountryClub. If you have not yet been notified and wish to attend, pleasecall or e-mail Maureen at (518) 587-3280([email protected]) or Lenny at (518) 490-2312([email protected].) You may also e-mail us on Facebookat BSHS Class of 1964 with your contact information.


E.C.Still loving you after 61 yrs. on9-12-14. Happy Anniversary tomy Sweetheart.

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In Loving Memory of Thane Allen who left us on 9-20-04Not a day goes by that youʼre not in our thoughts. Time has goneby so fast seems like yesterday we were all outside doing thingsor we were on a motorcycle ride. You were taken way to soon.Youʼre deeply missed by family and friends. R.I.P. Thane.Love your wife, Mary and Kids-Brett-Danielle, Cassandra, Brett

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RETIREMENT Celebration for DENISE WINSLOW, join us! Sunday, Sept. 21, 2pm, Stony Creek Town Hall. Re-freshments provided.

GRASS- FED BEEF. Sold by the side or quarter. No hor-mones or chemicals. Maple Hill Farm 399-4097

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MAID TO SPARKLEMother/ daughter team now has openings. Loudonville to Saratoga. Over 15 yrs. exp. Free estimates, references upon request. 414-1505

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Rainbow Vacuum CleanersAuthorized service. New and used units, free pickup. Call for holiday specials!1- 877-265-8367 Toll free.

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The German-American Club of Albany invites you to a day offamily fun at an authentic Oktoberfest on Saturday, September27, noon to 9 PM at Maalwyck Park, RTE 5 in Glenville. Livemusic, dancing, German food and beer. Soft drinks too. Free ad-mission and plenty of free parking.

COMMUNITY FORUM - EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS INWARREN COUNTY PSA

Natural and manmade disasters are a fact of life. Almost every-one will experience some type of disaster during their lifetime.However, there are steps that governments, communities, busi-nesses and individuals can take to reduce the impact of a disas-ter.Warren County Health Services and Emergency Services, GlensFalls Hospital, Queensbury School and Glens Falls Fire Depart-ment will be hosting an Emergency Preparedness communityforum on October 15th, from 6:00pm – 7:30pm at Crandall Li-brary. The Emergency Preparedness Community forum is an opportu-nity for the public to learn about the current disaster prepared-ness efforts at the community level and what you can do as anindividual to prepare your household. The forum will also providethe public an opportunity to provide their thoughts and have theirquestions answered about disaster preparedness planning.For more information about the Emergency Preparedness Forumplease contact Dan Durkee, at Warren County Health Services,761-6580 or email [email protected]


RETIREMENT Celebration for DENISE WINSLOW, join us! Sunday, Sept. 21, 2pm, Stony Creek Town Hall. Re-freshments provided.

E.C.Happy 61st AnniversarySweetheart, Love You!

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PIZZA & WING NIGHT at Victory Mills Fire Dept. on September27th, 4-8pm. Eat In or Carry Out. Place your order at 695-6623after 2pm. We are open till 8 but our Last Call is 7pm. CheesePizza 12 cut $11; Pizza with the Works 12 cut $18; Toppings $2each - Sausage, Pepperoni, Peppers, Onions, Mushrooms &Extra Cheese. Wings with Celery, Carrots & Blue Cheese, 1dozen $9. extra blue cheese 75¢ - Plain, Mild, Hot, Xtra Hot,Sweet Baby BBQ and Garlic Parm.

Queensbury Senior Citizens Book SaleThe Queensbury Senior Citizens will hold their semi annual booksale on Thursday, Oct. 9th from 9am to 3 pm and on Friday, Oct.10th from 9am to 12pm. A sale of books for $1 a bag will be from9 to 12 on Friday. The sale will also include CDs, DVDs and puz-zles.The sale will take place at the Senior Center on 742 Bay Rd.Queensbury, NY. For more information, please call 761-8224

Glens Falls, NY- There is only one more week until artists canbegin submitting artwork- Saturday, September 20th- for LaphamGallery's Juried Art Competition, Define: Color. LARAC, The Lower Adirondack Arts Council, invites artists work-ing in any medium to submit original works of art for juried entryinto our themed juried exhibition titled ʻDefine: ColorʼColor surrounds us. Color defines how we perceive things bothliterally and figuratively; ie: the sky is blue or one is described tobe green with envy. LARACʼs Lapham Gallery is looking for worksthat define, represent, or explore the nature of color in materialor meaning.To enter:Artists must bring artworks to Lapham Gallery: Saturday, Sep-tember 20th, Tuesday, September 23rd, or Wednesday, Septem-ber 24th May submit up to 3 pieces measuring 30” inches or less or submit1-2 pieces with any works measuring over 30”. E-mail or Website entries are not applicable, artwork should ar-rive to gallery ready-to-hang.Provide an entry fee of $10 for LARAC Members/$15 Non-Mem-bers. Artwork should define, represent, or explore the nature of colorin material or meaning. Please visit www.larac.org to download our prospectus and viewadditional guidelines.Our Guest Juror Tony Iadicicco is an abstract expressionist oilpainter, known for his bold and vibrant colors. Tony has been acentral, dynamic part of the Capital Region arts community, asExecutive Director of Albany Center Gallery, board member ofAlbany Barn, and an award-winning artist and community volun-teer. Accepted works will be on display in Lapham Gallery, October 3-October 31, 2014. An Opening Reception Celebration and AwardCeremony is scheduled Friday, October 3rd, 5-7pmPlease direct questions to Gallery Curator JennyHutchinson, [email protected] or 518-798-1144 ext.2

HERBED ROAST PORK DINNER - Saturday, October 25th, FortMiller Reformed Church, Fort Miller Road, 4:30-6:00pm. Noreservations necessary. Family style dinner includes: HerbedRoast Pork with gravy, stuffing, sweet potato souffle, greenbeans, coleslaw, beverage & apple brownies. Adults $10; Chil-dren (3-12 yrs.) $5 and Children under 3 years free. Directions:Fort Miller Road is located off Rt. 4 between Fort Edward andSchuylerville.

CREAM CHICKEN & BEEF BURGUNDY DINNERSARATOGA SPRINGS - Saratoga-Wilton Elks Lodge #16.Wednesday, September 24, 2014. 4:30-7:00pm. Tossed Salad,Creamed Chicken, Beef Burgundy, Noodles, Vegetable, Soup,Rolls & Butter, Dessert, Coffee & Tea. Donation requested:Adults $10.00; Seniors and Military (Active/Retired with ID Card)$9.00; Children 5-12 $6.00; Under 5 Free. Take-outs $10.00.Cash Bar Available. 1 Elks Lane, Rt. 9, Saratoga Springs. Call584-2585 for more info.

SOUTHERN ADIRONDACK FIBER FESTIVALGREENWICH – 9/27/2014 10:00am to 9/28/2014 5:00pm atWashington County Fairgrounds, 392 Old Schuylerville Rd.,Greenwich NY 12834. The 6th Annual Southern Adirondack FiberFestival is sure to delight experienced and beginner fiber enthu-siasts alike. For 2014 we have over 120 vendors from throughoutNew York and New England. 120 Vendors Demos & WorkshopsFestival Foods Fleece - Yarn - Roving Sheep Shearing DemoFleece Show & Sale Finished Products Patterns & Kits Hand-made Soaps Equipment & Supplies for knitting, spinning, weav-ing & hooking Dog Herding Demos Livestock Private SaleFace-painting & Balloons with Puddles the Clown Local GrownFoods - cheeses, honey, maple syrup All Natural Animal FleeceSheep, Alpacas, Llamas, Rabbits, Angora & Cashmere Goat,Livestock Supplies. Cost: Adults $5, kids 13 and under free. Freeparking. For more information, visit website at http://adkfiber.com


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DEFINE: COLOR - A JURIED ART COMPETITIONGLENS FALLS - LARAC, The Lower Adirondack Arts Council, in-vites artists working in any medium to submit original works ofart for juried entry into our themed juried exhibition titled ʻDefine:Colorʼ. Color surrounds us. Color defines how we perceive thingsboth literally and figuratively; i.e.: the sky is blue or one is de-scribed to be green with envy. LARACʼs Lapham Gallery is look-ing for works that define, represent, or explore the nature of colorin material or meaning. To enter, Artists must bring artworks toLapham Gallery: Saturday, September 20th, Tuesday, Septem-ber 23rd, or Wednesday, September 24th and may submit up to3 pieces measuring 30” inches or less or submit 1-2 pieces withany works measuring over 30”. E-mail or Website entries are notapplicable, artwork should arrive to gallery ready-to-hang. Thereis an entry fee of $10 for LARAC Members/$15 Non-Members.Artwork should define, represent, or explore the nature of colorin material or meaning. Please visit www.larac.org to downloadour prospectus and view additional guidelines. Accepted workswill be on display in Lapham Gallery, October 3 thru October 31.An Opening Reception Celebration and Award Ceremony isscheduled Friday, October 3rd, 5-7pm. Please direct questionsto Gallery Curator Jenny Hutchinson, [email protected] or 518-798-1144 x2.

SOUTH GLENS FALLS OFFICE TO CELEBRATE COMMUNITY APPRECIATION DAY

SOUTH GLENS FALLS – The South Glens Falls Office of GlensFalls National Bank and Trust Company will host a fall-themedCommunity Appreciation Day featuring food and giveaways onTuesday, September 23. The event is being held from 9am to2pm at 147 Saratoga Avenue and will include cider donuts, ciderand apples from McWhorter's Orchard in the morning, plus hotdogs, chips and refreshments for lunch. There will also be variousfundraisers, including a bottle and can drive for Boy Scout Troop99, as well as a pie sale from 10am to 1pm to benefit the MoreauCommunity Center Food Pantry. In addition, Adirondack MobileShredding will offer free paper shredding on-site from 11am to1pm for a donation for the food pantry. For more informationabout the September 23 Community Appreciation Day, pleasecall the South Glens Falls Office at 793-4431. Glens Falls Na-tional Bank and Trust Company provides banking, investment,insurance and other financial services through 30 locations. Ithosts community events throughout the year as a way to showappreciation for its customers and neighbors, and assist localcauses.

MONTHLY COUNTRY BREAKFASTGANSEVOORT – The Gansevoort Vol. Fire Dept. will be hostingit's monthly Country Breakfast on Sun., September 21, during thehours of 8am to 11am in the Gansevoort Firehouse, 1870 Rt.32N, Gansevoort. Donations: Adults $8; Seniors 55 yrs.+ $7.50;Children 5-12 $6; kids under 5 free.

“LIFE OF A FAMILY OF ADIRONDACK BEAVERS”GLENS FALLS – Naturalist and educator Tom Kalinowski willpresent "Life of a Family of Adirondack Beavers" on Wednesday,September 24 at 7:00pm as part of the monthly program of theSouthern Adirondack Audubon Society. The program will be heldin the Community Room on the lower level of Crandall Library indowntown Glens Falls. The program is free and open to the pub-lic. Please avoid wearing fragranced products to avoid triggeringallergies, asthma, and migraines in others attending the program.


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THE WAY WE WERE CAR SHOWBALLSTON SPA - The Ballston Spa Business & Professional As-sociation announced plans for the 12th annual “The Way WeWere” Car Show to be held Sunday, October 12, 2014 from9:00am-4:00pm on Front Street in Ballston Spa. The rain datefor this event will be October 19, from 9:00am-4:00pm. This isone of the few local judged shows and several trophies will beawarded, including Best of Show, Mayorʼs Choice, Best Engine,Best Paint, Best Stock, Oldest Vehicle plus the top five in eachof 13 categories. Judging begins at 9:30 am with trophiesawarded at 3:30 pm. The event is free to spectators. Exhibitorscan pre-register by 10/1/14 for $10.00 per car or $15.00 the dayof show. All proceeds will benefit community activities sponsoredby the BSBPA. Dash plaques will be given to the first 400 carsregistered and the first 200 cars registered will receive car showsouvenirs. A printable registration form is available on the BSBPAwebsite, www.ballston.org. For more information, contact SteveFarnham at [email protected], Dan Barner [email protected] or the BSBPA at [email protected] or 885-2772.

AGING WELL FORUMGLENS FALLS – On Saturday, October 25, from 8am to 1pm atSUNY Adirondack Scoville Learning Center, The Glens FallsHome, Inc. presents the Aging Well Forum. This yearʼs forum,Guidance for People Seeking Senior Services, will bring togetherprofessionals, seniors, adult children and caregivers to learnabout the wide array of services available in the community. Theprogram will also feature international speaker, Dr. Joel Good-man, Director, The HUMOR Project, Inc., who will talk on HU-MOResilence in Aging: Using Humor to Tickle Stress Before itTackles You. A continental breakfast, a copy of Dr. Goodmanʼsbook Laffirmations: 1,001 Ways to Add Humor to Your Life andWork, resource materials and the opportunity to visit with ex-hibitors is included in the $20.00 registration fee. Pre-registrationis required by calling The Glens Falls Home at (518) 793-1494.

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Sept. 20, 8-3, Sept. 21, 9-2.306 Northern Pines, Wilton. Misc. household,

MOVING SALE. SAT. 9/20 8-3. Logans Run, off from Harris Rd. Corinth. Outdoor furniture, multiple items.

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HARVEST FESTIVALSept. 20, 9-3. at the Mill Rock. 233 West Milton Rd. Ballston Spa. Food, vendors, crafters, medium readings. To reserve a reading or ven-dor space call 882-7230.

RAIN OR SHINE Sun. 9/219-1. Ceramics, older house-hold, & Christmas items. Re-cords and tapes. 172 Howe Rd. Corinth.

6 SPRINGFIELD DR., Malta (Woodfield Estates off Rte. 9), Fri./Sat., 9/19 & 9/20, 8am-3pm. China cupboard, desk, tables, chairs, hshld.

SAT. SEPT. 20, 9-2.19 Stonegate Rd. off of Ush-ers Rd. ( W of Nʼway, exit 10) Kids stuff, hh items, linens, jewelry, sport mementos, etc. No earty birds.

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SUPER HUGE HOUSE sale4540 Rt. 9N, So. Corinth. Porter Corners, Fri. 9/19, 10-6pm & Sat. 9/20, 10-4pm. Alum. boat & trailer, tons of old/ new tools, garden stuff, wicker set, screen house, hy-draulic hairdresser chairs, elec. hosp. bed, tons of glassware & bric-brac. 100ʼs of 25¢ items, nice selection of quality window dressings & bedding, all items looking for a good home & priced to sell. Looking forward to seeing you all. Follow hot pink signs. Questions call (518)752-6461

SAT & SUN 9/20-21, 8-3. 8 Apple St. Ballston Spa. Desk w/ hutch, ski boots, clothes, books , hh items, much more.

SAT-SUN. 9/20-21, 9-4.27 Harris Rd. Town of Half-moon. Tools, snowblower, push mower, household items, clothes, Something for everyone at very good prices.

LAWN SALE. SEPT. 209am-12 pm. Corner of Com-stock, Howe and Depot Rd. Corinth, NY. Call 654-8430 for more information.

ROYAL DOULTON CHINA: Beautiful, many sets, serving pieces. Worth $850; Sale $550. Call 237-3787.

MEDICARE FACTSGLENS FALLS - September 30 from 6:00-7:00pm - Open enroll-ment is fast approaching. Do you have Medicare questions? Wehave a Medicare expert that can simplify the options for MedicareEligible Individuals. Program presented by Stephen Porto, CoolInsuring Agency. Program will be held at The Glens Falls Home,79 Warren Street, Glens Falls. Call today to reserve your spot(518) 793-1494.

OCTOBER 2014 ART SHOWSouthern Saratoga Artistsʼ Society is sponsoring an Art show inthe month of October 2014. It is held at the Shenendehowa AdultCommunity Center, 6 Clifton Common Court, Clifton Park, NY12065. It is open to the public. Go to our website www.southern-saratogaartist.com for the entry form which has all informationon the form or call Angela at 399-1824.

SARATOGA SPRINGS HOLISTIC HEALING AND SPIRITUAL ARTS EXPO

- Sat, October 4, 9:00am to 5:00pm. Saratoga Springs City Cen-ter, 522 Broadway, Saratoga Springs. Cost: $7, Children under12 free. The “2nd Annual Saratoga Springs Holistic Healing andSpiritual Arts Expo” will be held on Saturday, October 4, at theSaratoga Springs City Center. The expo will include exhibitorʼsbooths and ongoing presentations by local and regional profes-sionals. Exhibitors will include areas of expertise such as nutri-tion, massage, acupuncture, healing oils, naturopathy,homeopathy, intuitive readings, yoga and more. For more infor-mation go to www.holisticspiritualexpo.com

BURNT HILLS/BALLSTON LAKE CLASS OF 64- The Class of 1964 Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School 50th

Reunion Committee is gathering information from classmates toshare details of our upcoming celebration. The 50th Reunionweekend will be October 10-12, 2014. We will have our usual gettogether on Fri. Oct. 10th at Carneyʼs. The Saturday night eventwill be held at the Clifton Park Elks Club. It will be a great week-end. Plan to be there. Please send your contact information toBarb (Ross)Oberdieck [email protected] or Bill [email protected]

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CAPITAL DISTRICT - Stuttering is a frustrating and embarrassingproblem for millions of people, but it can be especially tough onelementary school-age children. Help is available for parents,teachers, and speech-language pathologists at most public li-braries in the form of a DVD designed to help school-age childrenwho stutter. Some libraries have an older video version. The DVDfeatures students from first through sixth grade, some of whomtalk about their experiences with stuttering. They talk openlyabout the teasing they face from classmates and how their stut-tering sometimes makes them feel about themselves. The 38-minute DVD, entitled Therapy in Action: The School-age ChildWho Stutters, produced by the 67-year-old nonprofit StutteringFoundation is available free of charge to public libraries nation-wide. Other libraries that will shelve it can contact the Foundationat 1-800-992-9392, e-mail [email protected], or visitwww.stutteringhelp.org or www.tartarmudez.org.


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Have no insurance! Tdap(whooping cough) vaccine avail-able at low cost for caregivers ofnewborns. Call 761-6580 for anappointment. We haveZOSTAVAX (Shingles vaccine)for uninsured or underinsured, 60years and older for low cost. Call761-6580 for an appointment.FLU CLINIC SCHEDULE ISHERE!! Call for place and time.You don't have to live in WarrenCounty to participate. PublicHealth has a Childbirth Classmonthly. Public Health also hasa Travel Clinic for people whowill be traveling out of the coun-try. STD/HIV and Blood Pres-sure Clinics are free. A $10.00donation is requested for each petat Rabies Clinic. Please bringdogs on leashes, cats and ferretsin carriers.Check our website: www.war-

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SEARCH AND RESCUE VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDThe Tri-State Emergency team is recruiting volunteers to providewildland and underwater searches. This includes all aspects offield and underwater search. The tri-state emergency team re-sponds when requested by NYS forest rangers and other policeagencies throughout New York State, Western Vermont and Mas-sachusetts. We are looking for certified scuba divers, experi-enced boat handlers, and people who enjoy hiking and theoutdoors in general who wish to help people in need. The teamwill provide training and complete support as needed. Our head-quarters is located in Waterford. Applicants need not live in Wa-terford to volunteer. If interested, call -237-6744 or visit ourwebsite at www.tri-stateemergencyteam.org.

SEARCH & RESCUE VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDCAPITAL DISTRICT - Northeast Mobile Search and Rescue(NEMSAR) is looking for a few good women and men to join ourteam. NEMSAR is a 501 (c) (3) not for profit, all volunteer searchteam located in Clifton Park. We search for lost people of all agesworking with the NYS Police, County Sheriff, Local Police, FireDepartments, and the NYS DEC Forest Rangers. A love of theoutdoors is a must for interested volunteers and we will provideall of the additional training to help you become a meaningful partof our search team. Also, if youʼre not up to working in the woodswe have several team positions that support our searches to in-clude Radio Communications, Logistics, Equipment, and VehicleMaintenance.

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(NAPSI)—Perennial plants are a gardenerʼs dream: They addcolor to borders and beds, and are relatively easy to maintain.Perennials can also be used to add fragrance and texture togardens, as well as attract beneficial wildlife such as butterfliesand hummingbirds. Planting perennials in the fall is like makinga long-term investment—one that pays dividends the next year.

Herbaceous perennials are plants that die back to the groundin cold weather but resume growing in spring. This feature of-fers gardeners a wide selection of plant sizes, flower colorsand forms, and seasons of bloom to choose from.

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Explains flower specialist Venelin Dimitrov, “Fall is the idealtime to plant perennials because the cold winter months thatfollow are very important for dormancy. Many beautiful plantsfrom temperate climates must experience a period of low win-ter temperature to initiate and accelerate flowering, which isknown as vernalization. This process establishes the plant, soit starts growing earlier the next spring and produces brighterand bolder colors.”

Dimitrov suggests that for most gardeners, border perennialsare probably most useful in a mixed border, interplanted withlow-growing shrubs that may or may not lose their foliage inwinter. Mixed borders allow woody plants to add structure,height, texture and yearlong interest to the garden.

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When determining which perennials to use, itʼs important toconsider the overall size of a garden, the amount of sun it gets,and the climate.

To create continuity of interest, choose plants that bloom at dif-ferent times during a season. Height is an important factor.Dimitrov suggests using taller plants at the back of a border orbed, with the lowest perennials at the front. In shade-chal-lenged beds, consider using drought-tolerant plants, or thosewith low water requirements.

For a dynamic sweep of color every spring, plant snowdrop,crocus, tulip and daffodil bulbs when the ground has cooledsufficiently.

Add edible interest by planting perennial fruits such as black-berries, raspberries and strawberries. Garlic is also easy togrow, richly flavored and will keep up to 10 months after har-vest.

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PREPAREDNESS IN WARREN COUNTY PSA

Natural and manmade disas-ters are a fact of life. Almosteveryone will experiencesome type of disaster duringtheir lifetime. However, thereare steps that governments,communities, businesses andindividuals can take to reducethe impact of a disaster.Warren County Health Serv-ices and Emergency Services,Glens Falls Hospital, Queens-bury School and Glens FallsFire Department will be host-ing an Emergency Prepared-ness community forum onOctober 15th, from 6:00pm –7:30pm at Crandall Library. The Emergency PreparednessCommunity forum is an oppor-tunity for the public to learnabout the current disaster pre-paredness efforts at the com-munity level and what you cando as an individual to prepareyour household. The forum willalso provide the public an op-portunity to provide theirthoughts and have their ques-tions answered about disasterpreparedness planning.For more information aboutthe Emergency PreparednessForum please contact DanDurkee, at Warren CountyHealth Services, 761-6580 oremail [email protected]

THE STONY CREEK FREE LIBRARY is inviting the public to come view art, enjoy wine, horsdʼoeuvres, live music, and a campfire for an art event entitled “An Adirondack Experience”. Theevent will be held at the Stony Creek Library on Friday, October 3 from 7 to10pm and is free andopen to all.

Comprised of 30 pieces of art, this show will display the work of locally renowned artists as wellas new artists. In the show will be works in oils, acrylics, watercolors, and photography. In addition,quilts, felt work, ceramics, sculpture, and a diorama will be part of the exhibition. All art will reflect the showʼs theme “An Adirondack Experience”. In keepingwith this theme, a campfire will be held at dark on the library premises and all guests are invited to join us for sʼmores and music. This show will be on display at the library throughDecember 22, 2014.

The Stony Creek Free Library is located at 37 Harrisburg Rd., Stony Creek, NY 12878. Libraryhours are Monday and Wednesday 5 to 9pm, Tuesday and Thursday 1 to 5:30pm, and Saturday 9 to 12. Phone- 696-5911.

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