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SCHEDULE at the Greenwich Free Library, 148 Main St. 692
7157: September 11 through December 22. There will be no
classes when the library is closed.
For kids and their caregivers (not a drop off program).
Free and open to all, no registration required.
Wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to get messy!
Mondays 10:30-11:30 Story Play. Swap stories and meet other
families. Children develop social skills, cooperative play, adaptive
skills, progressive learning, and sensory play.
Tuesdays 10:30-11:30 Simply Story Hour. Enjoy stories, crafts,
songs, and fun!
Wednesdays 10:30-11:30 Kinetic Kids: Stillness and Movement.
A two part class for active preschoolers and their caregivers. First
half is stillness skills that help develop concentration and listening.
Second half is movement with obstacle courses, creative
movement, and active games. Come for one or both.
Thursdays 10:30-11:30 Word Play. Playing with language is a
great way to foster literacy and creativity. With rhymes, music
and props we make, well add good drama to your day.
Fridays 10:30-11:30 Little Learners. Meet our letters one by
one. Explore a new topic each week through fun projects, stories,
and activities. Our most popular class returns.
After school at the Greenwich Free Library Teaming up with
the school and the youth center. September 11 through December
22. No classes when the library is closed.
To make after school programs more accessible to kids who live
outside the village, the Greenwich Central School is experimenting
with a Village late bus pickup Monday through Thursday at a
spot near the library and youth center. Parents must sign students
up for this bus when they register for programs or their
children will not be allowed on the bus. This may seem
confusingjust call the library with any questions, 692 7157.
Mondays 2:30-3:30 Library Club with Mrs. Williams. Read and
discuss great books. Sign up at school for this program and the
late bus. Tuesdays 2:30-3:30 Lego Club. A building space for
all ages, 9 and under with an adult. Register for the late bus at the
library.
Wednesdays 2:30-3:30 YA Lounge. Play a board game, read a
magazine, or just chill. Register for the late bus at the library.
Thursdays 2:30-3:30 - YC Peer Tutoring. Same great program at
a great new location. Sign up at the youth center for this program
and the late bus. Fridays 2:30-3:30 Fab Friday Challenge Edition.
Science, cooking, escape boxesa challenge each week. Please
sign up at the library. No late bus on Friday.

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1. In order to insure the uninsured, we first have to un-
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insured.
3. To re-insure the newly un-insured, they are required
to pay extra charges to be re-insured.
4. The extra charges are required so that the original
insured, who became un-insured, and then became re-
insured, can pay enough extra so that the original un-
insured can be insured, so it will be free-of-charge to
them.
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wealth or, by its more common name, socialism, or
progressive, the politically correct names for
communism.
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simplify things like this.
For instance, why not a simple across the board 10%
flat incomme tax and a 5% value added sales tax. That
is simple, isnt it? Well, yes, but it doesnt allow the
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Community Church. The Ladies and Gentlemens Supper Club annual Tour de Salem Flame Fighters bike rides on Sunday Sep-
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FALL BOOK SALE AT HUDSON FALLS FREE LIBRARY

Hudson Falls Free Library is bursting with books for its Fall Book
Sale on Sept. 28, 29 and 30. The public has been quite gener-
ous this summer, says director Kay Hafner of the donations the
library has received since the last sale in June. Someone gave us
a pick-up truck full of craft instruction books and magazines,
and other nonfiction books. Another person brought in novels
left behind in the home her son bought in Vermont. We are at full
storage capacity now and looking forward to a good turnout to
get them into readers hands. The offerings include books of all
sorts, old and current, adult and children, fiction and nonfiction,
hardcover and paperback, donated items as well as library dis-
cards. There are many videotapes and some DVDs, CDs and
audiobooks.
Hours for the book sale are: Thurs., Sept. 28 and Fri., Sept. 29
from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and Sat., Sept. 30 from 10:00 a.m. -
1:00 p.m. Friday will feature buy-2-get-1-free deals. Saturday
will be $1.00 bag sales (bags provided).

INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP ON BOTANICAL ILLUSTRATION Saturday September 23,

Battenkill Conservancy Board Member & artist, Elizabeth Cockey will offer a 1/2 day introductory
workshop on botanical illustration. The workshop will take place in the Community Room of the
Georgi Museum & Park located in Shushan, NY.
Cockey, co-author of the Untold Stories of the Battenkill, is also a prolific painter. Her trout lily
watercolor is featured in the book. The workshop will take participants through the basics of illustrat-
ing the flora and fauna found within the Battenkill watershed. The workshops location at the Georgi
Museum & Park is a perfect setting for exploring the different plants and shrubs found along the
riverfront.
Pencil sketching techniques followed by the use of watercolors will be taught. Class size is limited to
10 participants with advance sign ups required. There is a $25 requested donation and a a $15 materi-
als fee. Participants are welcome to bring their own supplies. The class runs from 10 - 2pm and will
break for a brown bag lunch. Email bkc@battenkillconservancy.org or call 917-658-3589 for more
information.

SALEM HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH offers Mass on Saturday at 4:30 PM and Sundayat
8:30 AM. All children are welcomed to join in the Childrens Liturgy during Sunday Mass. Weekly
Communion Service is offered on Tuesday evening at 6 PM and on Thursday mornings at 8:30 AM.
September 14 was the Feast of the Holy Cross, and Jeff Peck spoke beautifully about our Church and
the parishioners that are our Church. Afterwards a wonderful array of pies and desserts were enjoyed
by all.October 28 will be the last Saturday Vigil Mass at Holy Cross until May. A wine and cheese
event will be held after this Mass. The Vigil Mass then returns to St. Patricks at 4 PM. until spring.

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@ Hudson Crossing Park, Schuylerville, New York.
Schuylerville, New York Working dogs and their trainers will
be featured from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Watch demonstrations of work-
ing dogs, including search and rescue dogs, canines that detect
low blood glucose, water dogs, guide dogs and canines used by
the Saratoga County Sheriffs Office and the U.S. Department of
Homeland Security. The event will also include storytelling, a
presentation on safe hiking with your dog, food from Revolution
Caf, face-painting and more. In addition, Hudson Crossing Park
will present an award package in its dog of the year contest; en-
tries can be submitted on the parks website
(www.hudsoncrossingpark.org). For a complete schedule of events
contact: Cindy Wian, 518-350-PARK (7275)/
info@hudsoncrossingpark.org.
CHAINSAW SAFETY COURSE to Be Held October 23rd
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Warren County will be hold-
ing a free Chainsaw Safety course on Monday, October 23rd at
9:00 am at the Cornell Cooperative Extension Education Center
at 377 Schroon River Road in Warrensburg, NY. While all dan-
ger cannot be eliminated, training and instruction have riven to
be an effective way to mitigate the risk of harm to a chain saw
user. Mike Burns from Professional Forestry Services will present
an instructional program for the occasional chain saw user on
safe operation and risk mitigation. This session is intended to be
an introduction to chain saw use and is not adequate preparation
for felling standing trees (nor is it intended for any certification).
Info @ 518-623-3291.
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USDA SEEKS APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS TO HELP
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS DEVELOP VALUE-
ADDED PRODUCTS Assistant to the Secretary for Rural
Development Anne Hazlett recently announced that USDA is
accepting applications for matching grants to help farmers,
ranchers and producer-based businesses nationwide increase sales
of their agricultural products and develop new product lines.
The funding is being provided through the competitive Value-
Added Producer Grant (VAPG) program. VAPG grants can be
used to develop new products from raw agricultural products or
promote new markets for established products. Veterans, socially-
disadvantaged groups, beginning farmers and ranchers, operators
of small- and medium-sized family farms and ranches, and farmer
and rancher cooperatives receive some scoring priority.
Value-Added Producer Grants are one of USDAs most sought-
after funding sources for farm-based businesses, Acting NY State
Director Scott Collins said. These grants provide a much-needed
source of financing to help producers increase sales of their value-
added products, which can create jobs, extend product reach, in-
crease their bottom lines and ultimately keep those dollars in the
growers communities.
Information on how to apply for these grants and resources can
be found online at: https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/
value-added-producer-grants . The deadline to submit paper ap-
plications is January 31, 2018. Electronic applications submitted
through grants.gov are due January 24, 2018. For additional in-
formation and assistance, contact the USDA Rural Development
NY State Office at (315) 477 6400 Ext. 4.
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CAMBRIDGE VALLEY ART TOUR AND SALE Septem-
ber 23rd & 24th, 10 to 5 in the lovely village of Cambridge.
Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same
time. ~Thomas Merton. Visit six artists in five locations through-
out the village during our fifth Cambridge Valley Fine Art Tour.
Starting on the west end of town, visit with Elana Mark who
paints local landscapes with barns, and village scenes. Down-
town you can find two artists sharing space on the Hubbard Hall
Campus in the Lovejoy building (down the yellow brick road
next to Country Gals Diner). Heide Merecki, working in many
different mediums and Sara Kelly, watercolors. On Grove Street,
George Van Hook will have his studio open displaying his gor-
geous oil paintings and around the corner on Avenue A visit mas-
ter woodcarver Gerry Holzman. The last stop on the tour is Mark
Tougias, at the corner of Spring Street and North Park (Rt. 22 N)
with his beautiful landscapes.Look for our signs, and visit the
website for more information about the artists and a map to their
locations. www.cambridgevalleyart.org While in Cambridge make
sure to visit our restaurants, shops and galleries. Most artists cant
process credit cards so be sure to bring cash or your check book
to purchase art.
NOTTE ITALIANA!: Stillwater United Church, 747 Hudson
Avenue, will host an Italian Dinner Event on the front lawn
under a festive tent, Saturday, September 23rd from 5-6:30
p.m. Menu includes a choice of pastas (gluten free available)
and a variety of sauces, garlic bread, homemade Italian des-
serts and beverages. Take out available. Musical entertain-
ment will be by accordionist extraordinaire, Ralph C.
Brooks. Photo opportunities with backdrops will add to the
ambiance. Tickets: Adults- $12 (or $15, which includes one
glass of Chianti), Children under 12-$5, and under 5-Free.
Weather permitting there will be outside, as well as, inside
seating. Contact 664-7984 for advance tickets or purchase at
door. Proceeds to support the churchs Fellowship Hall reno-
vations. Handicap accessible.
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VICTORIAN TEA The Cambridge Historical Society & Museum located at 12

Broad Street in Cambridge, New York is accepting registrations for its annual Victo-
rian Tea on Sunday, September 24, from 2-4 p.m. to be held at the Museum.
There will be delicious sweets, savories and tea served on white linen cloths and
beautiful china tea service. Well-known historical interpreter and seamstress, Phyllis
Chapman, will provide the live-model program of Victorian fashions. There is a limit
of the number of guests that can be included so please send your reservation check
of $15.00 made payable to Cambridge Historical Society & Museum to Beverly
Collamer, 230 Ash Grove Road, Cambridge, New York 12816. This event is a fund
raiser for the Museum. Saving Our History - Honoring Our Past.
Info: 518 677-5562.
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John G. McCullough Free Library in Reflections: Of September Hope

N. Bennington, VT - (802) 447-7121 Written by Rachel Essaff Maher

Programs and Events for Adults
Ongoing Programs:
Book Review Roundtable: Every Tuesday at 5:30PM. Have you read some-
thing amazing? Share your thoughts with your neighbors. Learn about books
you might like to read as well! Locally sourced snacks will be available.
Device Drop-in Hours: Every Thursday from 2:00- 4:00PM and by ap-
pointment. Want to learn more about how you can access tens of thousands
of ebooks and e-audibooks for free with your tablet, smartphone, home
computer or laptop and your library card? Stop in and learn more! Bring
your device along and well get you set up!
Adult Coloring: Every Friday from 1:00-6:00 PM. Relax and unwind with
intricate coloring pages!
Ongoing Programs:
Tales for Tots: Every Saturday morning at 10:30. Join this growing group
for stories, songs, literacy- building activities and occasional crafts. All
ages are welcome!
Lego Club: Every Friday afternoon from 3:00 -6:00 PM. A different theme
each week! Show off your fabulous creation for an entire week in our dis-
play case! Check out the Lego Challenge Cards, see if you can create the
task on each card!
Mothers Support Group: This special group will meet the first Saturday
of every month! The group is open to all mothers, mothers-to-be and any-
one considering motherhood. Event is free. No reservations are required.
Little ones are welcome! Brought to you in conjunction with Green Moun-
tain Birth Connections. .
On occasion, I try to remember a time before kids. Its usually a
vague and fleeting thing, like recalling my fifth birthday; I have photos
that prove it happened, but the memories are fuzzy enough that I question
whether I remember the moment because it happened, or if I remember
it only because there are photographs of it. My Before Kids portion
of life is exactly that way.
My husband and I have been together for nineteen years, but we have been parents for
more than half of that. Just prior to deciding to start a family, he and I had gone on a
vacation in Norfolk, Virginia. It was our first real vacation as a couple. If I remember
anything with absolute clarity of our life before kids, it is that one vacation. Not only do
I have pictures of beaches and battleships and aquarium trips, but I have the actual
memories as well. One of the best memories I have is a moment that occurred on our
way home. My husband had surprised me with a two-day stopover in Hershey,
Pennsylvania. Since it wasnt planned, we had wound up staying in the worst hotel
known to mankind. There were fist-sized spiders in the shower; there were dark and
ominous stains on the comforters of both beds; and the air conditioning units blew out a
dusty warm air that smelled of vinegar and mildew.
I might have cried actually. After our beautiful room in Virginia, this trip to Hershey
did not feel like we were going out on a high note. But I remember it vividly and with
happiness anyway. Why? Because in that dank yellow room with the awful funeral-
parlor wallpaper, my husband and I had the conversation that changed our lives forever.
We decided to become parents. And while I may never remember what exactly started
the conversation, I will never forget the joy I felt when we realized that, after seven years
of togetherness, we were ready for a family.
It wasnt easy. It took us a year to finally become pregnant, and then I suffered two
miscarriages. After that, it was off to fertility testing. Time after time, we drove to
Albany, New York for test after test after test. Finally, in August of 2006, we were
pregnant again. And in September of 2006, we saw the most beautiful flickering of our
seven-week old fetus heart on an ultrasound screen. You cant take photographs of
moments like that; sure, you get the print-out as a keepsake, but there is no picture of the
way it felt at that time. There is no photograph of a terrified woman in a hospital gown,
craning her neck to see some small sign of hope; there is no picture of the moment when
that hope was delivered not in an album, there isnt. But in my minds eye, I see it and
remember it so clearly that I am nearly there again. And every September, I find myself
pausing with a smile. No matter how rough life gets, there is always the memory of that
flickering heart on a screen, setting things right again.
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Nicole Osterhout, on 9/22- 7pm and 9/24- 2pm at the Center
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mas pageant, and writing letters to Santa. Join the Highlight
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MUSIC FROM SALEM PRESENTS a Fall chamber music concert on Sunday October 15 at 4:00
p.m. The concert is at Hubbard Hall, 25 East Main Street, Cambridge, NY. The suggested ticket price
is $25, but Music from Salem (MfS) welcomes all under its pay what you can policy. Tickets are
available at the door. Tickets may also be purchased in advance at https://hubbardhall.org/class-regis-
trations-and-event-ticketing . For information contact info@musicfromsalem.org or 518-232-2347 or
visit our website www.musicfromsalem.org. This is the final concert celebrating Music from Salems
2017 season.
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THE PITTSTOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY HAS PLANNED THE FOLLOWING EVENT:
Philip Skene and the Battle of Bennington is the lecture that will be presented by David Pitlyk
on September 21st at 7:30 PM at the Pittstown Town Hall in Tomhannock. Lt. Col. Baum was
commanded to try the affections of the country on his march to Bennington. As Chief Commis-
sioner of Supplies and Commissary of Oaths, Philip Skene served these roles as a follower of the
British Army and was in charge of crucial interactions with inhabitants of New York. He joined the
Baum expedition and was present for the second engagement. David Pitlyk will give a presentation
about this influential man and the events surrounding his life. Pitlyk is currently the Historic Site
Assistant at Bennington Battlefield. He previously served as Interpretation Coordinator for the
Destroyer Escort Historical Museum and graduated from The University at Albany with degrees in
history and education. The meeting, which is sponsored by the Pittstown Historical Society, is free
and open to the public. For further information, email: pittstownhs@gmail.com or call Connie
Kheel at 518-686-7514.

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LIVING THEATRE at PINEVIEW: Glens Falls Experience historical theater in an unusual VENDOR SPACES ARE AVAILABLE WANTED - merchandisers, food makers, crafters,
place the Pineview Cemetery on Quaker Road in Queensbury on Saturday, September 23, 2017. pack-rats, etc., etc., etc.!
This is the 17th annual cemetery tour collaboration between the Chapman Historical Museum and Poultney Area Chamber of Commerce vendor spaces are filling up quickly for the annual
the Glens Falls Community Theatre. More than a stroll through the cemetery, simply armed with Poultney Town Wide Yard Sale day on Saturday, October 14th. For an application for Town
dates and names, this event is truly living theatre, bringing peoples stories to life. We are highlight- Wide Yard Sale day vendor space and/or questions, the Chambers contact for this event is:
ing womens stories this year in celebration of the New York State Suffrage Centennial. Mary Kathryn Helm at maryhelm1@yahoo.com 802-287-1120, Simply Clean, West Haven,
As people walk through the cemetery at scheduled times, community theater players portray several VT.
of our community ancestors. Paid reservations are recommended since tours typically sell out. Walking
tours are scheduled for 10am, 10:30am, 11am, 12 noon, 12:30pm, and 1:00pm. Chauffeured golf
cart tours are at 10:15 am and 12:15 pm. The cost is $12/person, $8/students, and a $2 discount for
museum members. Call 793-2826 for information or reservations, or e-mail
educator@chapmanmuseum.org.
From the ordinary to the extraordinary, here are the people whose stories you will hear on the tour:
Margaret McEchron Bowden and Katherine Bowden
Lucy Montgomery Wooster Chapman, Marion Chitty
Josephine Demarest, Clara May Brown Killmer and
Margaret Killmer Viele, Shirley McFerson
Caroline Emily Brereton Nordstrom and Carl Nordstrom

ATTENTION: The Doug Moody and Scott Stockman concert originally scheduled for Saturday,
September 23rd has been canceled. In its place will be the following concert.
Saturday, September 23, - 7:00pm Little Theater on the Farm presents Elvis Goes Country. Elvis
Tribute Artist Kevin Harder and Nashville recording artist Jeffrey Lee Williams are collaborating to
present Elvis Goes Country.
Kevin is from Gansevoort, NY. He has been an Elvis Tribute artist for the past ten years. Jeff started
singing in the Lake George/Saratoga Springs, New York area, 20 years ago. While living in Nash-
ville, Tennessee, he recorded two albums. Past performance venues include: The Broken Spoke, The
Wild Horse Saloon, and others clubs on Printers Alley in Nashville,TN. The Dunes Golf & Tennis
Club,and Sundial Resort on Sanibel Island, FL.
Several clubs around his home area including many campgrounds, Festivals, Wild West Ranch in
Lake George,The Altamont Fair, Schaghticoke Fair, and the Washington County Fair. He succeeded
in having one of his own songs on country radio in 2001.
This concert replaces the Doug Moody and Scott Stockman concert originally scheduled. Recom-
mended donation $10 and $7 for seniors & students. Refreshments and 50/50 raffle available. For
more information visit our website at Little Theater on the Farm or call us 518-747-3421.#

FARM AND GARDEN PLANS FOUNDERS DAY EVENT On Thursday, September 21

the Cambridge Area Branch of the Womans National Farm and Garden will host a Founders
Day event, Lavender and Lace, at the Presbyterian Church in Cambridge, New York. Regis-
tration will begin at 11:30 a.m. with lunch beginning at 12:00 noon. The program for the
afternoon will be a representative from the Hay Berry Farm in Hoosick Falls, who will speak
on the subject of dried flowers, and especially dried lavender harvested from the farm. All
Farm and Garden members are invited and encouraged to bring a guest who might be inter-
ested in joining farm and garden. The Cambridge Area Branch was organized in June of 1959
and is celebrating its 58th year. Any woman who is interested in becoming a member, please
come and see what were all about.

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TREK FOR HOPE 5K WALK/RUN is slated for Sunday, Oct.
8 in Village Park, Quaker Street, in Granville, New York. Com-
ing at the height of fall foliage season, the run takes participants
through village streets, a Rail Trail, and over a covered footbridge
for an enjoyable autumn experience.The 5K takes place at 9:30
a.m. on Oct. 8. It will be preceded by a 1 mile Kids Run at 9 a.m.
Both events start at Village Park. Registration will take place
from 8 to 9 a.m. T-shirts will be given to the first 75
registrants.Awards will be given to the first-place overall male
and female finishers in the 5K, plus first through third top finish-
ers in each age group. Registration is $15 in advance or $20 on
the day of the day of the race. Cost for youth 18 and younger is
$10. For a registration form, go to
www.thehayneshouseofhope.org. Registration forms can also be
obtained by contacting Peter OBrien at 518-321-9640 or
obrienfour@verizon.net.All proceeds benefit the Haynes House
of Hope in Granville, a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization that cares
for the terminally ill and their families. All donations are tax
deductible.This years Trek for Hope is sponsored by NBT Bank,
Rathbuns Sugar House, VNA & Hospice of the Southwest
Region,The Liquor Stop, Ottos Cones Point, and North Country
Bail Bonds. To become a sponsor of the event, contact Peter
OBrien at 518-321-9640.
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TRANSPORTATION TO SENIOR CENTER- Rensselaer
Countys Everett Wagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Our
center offers transportation to the center every other Monday,
and every Wednesday and Friday for a suggested donation of
$1.00. We will pick up in Cropseyville, Grafton, Petersburg,
Berlin and Stephentown. Come join the fun and a nutritious
lunch, (suggested donation of $3.00) Monday thru Friday 9 a.m.
3 p.m. Programs offered at our center include but not limited
to; Wii games, cards, dominoes, informational presentations,
crafts, scrapbooking classes, yoga and many special events. All
of our programs are free and include materials, bring a friend or
come make new ones we look forward to seeing you. For more
information or to reserve a van ride, call Penny at 279-3413.
WANT TO JOIN A CLUB, BUT PRESSED FOR TIME?
Why not join your friends and neighbors at the Salem Seniors?
Our once a month luncheon/meeting is held at noon at Proudfit
Hall in Salem (next to the library) the third Thursday of the month.
Bring a covered dish to share with friends all 55 and over are
welcome. Any questions, call Kathy at 518-677-5372.
FREE SCRAPBOOKING CLASS- Rensselaer Countys Everett
Wagar Senior Center, 2 Roxborough Road, Grafton NY Do you
have stacks of pictures that you keep meaning to put in albums?
We can help you get started, just bring yourself and your pictures,
we will provide the fun and all needed materials to make your
pictures look fabulous (think birthday or anniversary presents).
Join us on Mondays at 12:30 for classes, come early and enjoy
lunch at noon for a suggested donation of $3.00 for seniors 60
years of age an older. All Rensselaer County seniors welcome,
reservations required for lunch appreciated for scrapbooking by
calling 279-3413.
CAROLS COLLECTIBLES
& Antiques
Books Glassware
Frames Artwork
Tools Toys
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Plates & Dishes and so much more!
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WHY PAINTERS LOVE MUSICIANS; Paintings by Carolyn
Kibbe September 1st - 26th @ Valley Artisans Markets Small
Gallery 25 East Main Street (Rte 372) Cambridge, NY 12816
Opening Reception: September 2nd from 3-5 pm refreshments
will be served. The public is welcome! There will be a brief gal-
lery talk by the artist at 4 pm. Musicians are a lively, accom-
plished and diverse group of people, so portrait painters of course
love to paint them. The men and women pictured in this show
cheerfully allowed me free rein, not knowing what the outcome
might be. They are friends and acquaintances from the Tune Jam
Band here in Cambridge, the Sage City Symphony in North
Bennington, local bluegrass/country musicians who play in a lot
of venues around here, and family. The family is used to it, of
course.
Musicians with their instruments obviously are automatically
double portraits, so thats two things the painter needs to get right.
I begin a painting by making a loose freehand oil sketch directly
on the canvas. You have to be able to draw, and theres no short-
cut. Painters need to understand how a person, animal, plant,
even a violin, is put together and breathes and moves if there is
ever going to be any real life in the final portrait. And then theres
all that business of learning to handle your paint. Malcolm
Gladwells 10,000 hours applies in art too. So I hope youll see
some life in these pictures. Ive had so much fun doing them!
TROY SENIOR CENTER 19 Third Street Troy, New York
12180 BOUTIQUE: Come in and do a little shopping in our
Boutique. We have clothing, jewelry, shoes, and some unique
items to purchase. We also accept donations at this site. All
proceeds help support the Troy Senior Center. Call 270-5348 for
info.SPECIAL DINNER: Octoberfest-Friday, September 22nd,
Entertainment by Sal Graziano!
ARTS 4 VETS: Meets every Tuesday @10:30 a.m. All Vets are
encouraged to join this wonderful group of people. Creative
Expression through the Arts. Come see their Art on Display. Are
you interested in Joining? Stop in on Tuesday.
AEROBICS: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays @9:30a.m.
OSTEO AEROBICS: Thursdays @ 10:00 a.m.
BIBLE STUDY: Fridays @ 10:30 a.m.
BINGO: Every Wednesday and Friday @ 12:45
HEALTH AND WELLNESS ACTIVITIES: Tuesdays, Wednes-
days, and Thursdays @ 10 a.m.
GYM: Come and work out with Ellio! Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays @ 1:00 p.m.
KNITTING AND CROCHETING: Tuesdays @9:30 a.m.
ARTS AND CRAFTS: Thursdays @9:00 a.m.
BOWLING: Mondays@1:00 pm (Uncle Sam Lanes)
SWIMMING: Wednesdays at 7a.m.-8:30 a.m. @ Lansingburgh
Boys/Girls Club.
ALL THIS AND MUCH MORE! COME JOIN NOW!!
Call 518- 270-5348 for more information
THE WARRENSBURGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY IS
SEEKING LOCAL HEROES- The Warrensburg Historical
Society is looking for assistance with a few upcoming projects.
We are researching stories about local military veterans that served
in one of the Conflicts from World War I through the present. We
are also interested in Every Day Heroes who served our commu-
nity in a local capacity. Do you know of someone that served and
now lays in final repose in the Warrensburg Cemetery?
Do you consider their lives and accomplishments heroic? If so,
contact us via phone or email. (623-2928 or
whs7936@yahoo.com) We want to know their story. Please be
sure to include your information so we can contact you if neces-
sary.
Thank you for your participation. We look forward to getting to
know our local heroes and sharing their stories with our commu-
nity.
The Warrensburgh Historical Society works to preserve, and in-
crease awareness of, the towns rich history. It publishes a Quar-
terly newsletter and operates the Museum of Local History for
the Town of Warrensburg. Information may be found at
www.whs12885.org
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in Schuylerville and nearby areas. Call Saratoga County Office
for the Aging 518-884-4100.
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