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While there are so many loose ends on Capitol Hill, one thing is certai n: Change is coming.Farm bill. Optimism is waning that the House and Senate will reach a reasonable agreement on afive-year farm bill. Without a compromise, farm policy reverts back t o 1949 permanent law or yetanother costly extension goes into eff ect. According to Sara Wyant, editor of Agri-Pulse, the big-gest hindrances to the real deal include:Food stamp reform and the work requirements in the House bill.How to compromise on the commodity title. The House bill includes a choice of pr ice-based andrevenue-based subsidies and bases calculations on planted acres. The Senate bill focuses on revenuesupports and historic base acres.Whether or not conservation compliance should be linked to crop insurance.How to make dairy policy more market oriented.If a new farm bill does indeed pass, USDA will need at least six months to tackle the back-endwork before the new programs reach the farm, Wyant adds. The working lands conservationprograms should be straightforward to continue.Renewable Fuel Standard . Maybe more vital than the farm bill, Wyant says, is the RenewableFuel Standard (RFS). For 2014, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing to lowerthe RFS from 18.15 billion gallons to 15.21 billion gallons of ethanol and biodiesel for blending intofuel. The proposal will go to a 60-day comment period before becoming final.Final is a long ways of f, though. Its pretty clear that biofuel groups will sue EPA over the newrules, says Scott Irwin, University of Illinois agricultural economist. Where we ultimately comeout will probably rest in the hands of a D.C. judge.Regulatory hurdles . From the Food Safety Modernization Act and labeling genetically modifiedfoods to the 2008 Gulf Hypoxia Action Plan and Clean Water Act, the push to regulate modern-dayproduction agriculture is real. As 2014 arrives, 12 states along the Mississippi River are finalizingtheir Gulf hypoxia action plans to help reduce the amount of nitrogen and phosphorus flowing intothe Gulf. While there wont be runof f police, there will be press ure for farmers to adopt BMPs[best management practices], says John Dillard, Farm Journal legal columnist. If the BMPsarent sufficient to meet thegoals, we are stepping intounknown territory as far asEPAs authority to mandatechanges in productionpractices.In 2014, keep a close eyeon the ChesapeakeBays approach to

reducing total maximumdaily loads because it is theblueprint for how EPA plansto address all other majorwatersheds.

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Nice Deer Skin Gloves- $20 or less

WANTED: Ginseng, Stretched & Dry Raw Fur, DeerSkins & Cow Hides

FOR SALE:Quality Deer Rifles, Ammunition,

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USED MEDICALEQUIPMENT FOR SALEFolding wheelchair with re-movable leg rests excellentcondition $100. Folding adjust-able walker with front wheels.New rubber tips on back legs.$25. Wheelchair seat cushion$20. Lumbar back cushion $25.Shower bench with paddedarms. $70. Commode with toi-let frame $20. Quad cane$18.00. Everything in verygood condition. Take all for$250. Call 518-854-9506.

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HELP WANTED:Heavy Equipment road/shopmechanic for farm machineryrepair. Must have electrical, hy-draulic and mechanical knowl-edge or training. Experience withfarming equipment a plus.Saratoga Ag Sales. 518-695-4122. Or send resume [email protected]

LORD OF THE RINGSGOBLETS : Set of four Lordof the Rings Goblets with lidsand orginal boxes, all four goat $50.00. Phone 260-9933

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SLATE WANTED: Used slateon or off the building. Also newand used slate for sale. Call 802-265-3200.

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Hi my name is Willamina! I am a 1 year old American Shelter Dog. I aman athletic, playful, & spunky girl. Icame to SCAC from a West Virginiashelter that had a lot of dogs. I woulddo best in an active household. I get soexcited sometimes I forget my mannersbut the caretakers here are helping me

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Homeowners who love the great outdoors never have to leave it, thanks to theexperts in sun room living, North Country Creative Structures . We have onepurpose in mind, bring the outdoors indoors with the highest quality sunroomsat the most affordable prices. We decided to specialize in designing and buildingsun room additions not only to meet homeowners needs but to also help themfulfill their dreams. We offer many customizable styles such as Tudor Arch, NaturalArch and Gable Arch that are sure to enhance the beauty and design of yourhome.With rising fuel costs homeowners have begun to search for ways to improvetheir homes heating and cooling efficiency. A Sunroom Living room provides anexcellent source of passive energy by capturing natural, free solar energy. Energy is considered passive energy when no additional mechanical equipment is used,other than the normal building elements. Optimal use of natural daylight contrib-utes greatly to energy efficiency. Our rooms are designed to collect, store, anddistribute solar energy in the form of heat in the winter and reject solar heat in

the summer.Our rooms are designed using Energy Star Qualified components to ensure com-fort and quality. We use solar glass panels that are Low-E technology productswhich lets heat pass through to warm your room in winter and block the heat insummer. Our solar glass panels have a bonus effect that blocks 50% of the UV raysthat can damage your furniture and flooring. The use of skylights in your room willallow you to easily control temperature and comfort levels.With more than 25 years experience in the new construction industry, NorthCountry Creative Structures has been helping hundreds of homeowners turntheir dreams of having a sunroom addition into an affordable reality. After morethan two decades of helping homeowners design and build sunroom addi-tions for their own homes, North Country Creative Structures has accumulateda wealth of experience thats invaluable to you as they design your room.Thanks to the unlimited potential achieved by the flexible design and consult-ing services that North Country Creative Structures offer, you can add an el-egant and inviting room that cleverly doubles as a supplemental heating sys- tem for your home using no fuel, yet producing a substantial amount of FREE heat for your home ! No piping or ductwork, just a bright, beautiful room wherelarge glass windows let in the suns energy . Some of our rooms feature angledglass to admit the most possible sunlight from the low winter sunand to reflectaway that same sunlight in the summer when the sun is high in the sky. Whichmeans, North Country Creative Structure sunrooms are cooler in the summerand warmer in the winter.The sun rooms, solariums and pool enclosures are built in easy to assemble sec-tions and shipped around the country. With complete instructions and architec-tural drawings, the rooms are designed to be a do-it-yourself project, but wecan provide tech rep service, or technical assistance to the homeowners localcontractor.Our sunroom packages are perfect for the do-it-yourselfer. Youll be delighted athow easy it is to build your own sunroom with our kits. Our kits take the guess-work out of building your own sunroom while saving you much of the labor cost!Your kit will include all top quality components, as well as pre-assembled sec-tions. You can then complete your room to your personal tastes with standard

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business. Dave HicksRoute 40,

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FOR SALE : 2008 Timber Wolf wood elevator . 5hp Honda

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FIREWOOD FOR SALE: full cord, local, unseasonedHardwood, cut and split. 518-692-2109

CASH: For crank phonographs, early 78's,cylinder records, parts.

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FREE HORSE: whiteAppaloosa. To good home.

Call Denise, 518-409-6700.

FOR SALE: 5 year old refrig-erator/freezer. Runs great, white.$75.00 518-260-7832.

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

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About Y-Die Emergency Prepardness: The Emergency Prepared-ness Outlet is a family owned and operated survival resourcestore located in Gansevoort, NYbetween South Glens Falls andSaratoga Springs.They offer quality survival products for your home, auto, camp-ing, hunting, or wilderness outback venture. Ever worry you'llbe stuck in your automobile in a snowstorm? Do you believe inthe possibility of an environmental disaster or a chemical attackby terrorists? Are you an avid outdoors man or woman, or par-ent of a boy or girl scout who participates in outdoor expedi-tions? If so, chances are we have the supplies that you won't

want to leave home without.Their items run the gamut from storage bags for freeze driedfoods, to ALICE backpacks, mosquito netting and cots; fromradiation detection equipment and water purification systems togas masks.Stop in to our store in Gansevoort or shop online withthem now by clicking on the 'Online Store' link on their homepage:www.Y-Die.com. Check out their popular 'Bug Out' bags andbe amazed at the extent of survival resources packed into onesmall, but sturdy backpack. In addition to survival supplies, TheEmergency Preparedness Outlet offers wood buring stoves, greenliving supplies, military surplus vehicles and camping equipmentnot typically found at the l arger, chain retail stores.Their knowledgeable staff stands ready to answer your ques-tions. They look forward to meeting you and helping you to bethe best prepared you can be to handle any situation that mayarise.Find them at 1281 Route 9 (Saratoga Road) in Ganesvoort, NY12831, or www.Y-Die.com. Call them at 518-761-9343.

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series w/ 2-12\" speakers at160 watts of power. Comes

with foot switch for tremoloand reverb. 2 independentchannels so you can run 2guitaars or a guitar and a

mike at once through 1 amp.A Shure microphone ModelPE65H and a adjustable mike

stand goes with it. All inperfect working condition,

amp cabinet in goodcondition also. This amp atthe time was Peaveys answerto the Fender Twin and this

type amp was used byLynyrd Skynyrd. Nice

sounding amp with all thepower to clean out the moststubborn ear wax. $195.00

[email protected]

SEASONED FIREWOODSECOND CUTTING

GRASS HAY518-692-2971

BUDWEISER WOODBEER CASE\'S. Two woodbeer cases one with lid one

without lid. Both go for$50.00. Phone [email protected]

EXERCISE BIKE: NordicTracGX4.0 exersice bike, Like new,used once. Bougth new @sears 1/12. list $650, save Bigtime $250. doubles as a coatrack. 518-692-2667.

FOR SALE: 12x24 chain link rectangular surround. Idealfor dog or small farm animal.$800. 518-692-2221.

SPECIALTY LUMBERTable tops, mantle pieces, rus-tic furniture stock. Select gradehardwood lumber, includingbutternut, cherry, oak, ash,birch, etc. Call 518-494-2747.

AIR TIGHT WOODSTOVE FOR SALE:

Therm control model TC 500includes stainless steel pipe,wall bracket top. $950 obo.518-894-9384.

MARLEY ELECTRICBASEBOARD HEATERSMarley electric baseboardheaters model 2548 Ser C,Watts 2000-1500, Volts AC240-208, Amps 8.4-7.3. Twounits 8 foot long, 7 inches tall,2 1/2 inches wide. One unit 5foot long. First $100.00 takesall three. These are used unitsbut still work at 100%[email protected]

HIGHER CASH PAIDFOR COINS, jewelry, gold,

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

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

THE CREATION- On Sunday, January 26 at 2pm, HubbardHall will present a Music from Salem Listening Club about Haydnsmasterwork The Creation, led by Peter Subers. Franz Josef Haydn visited London twice during the 1790s. There he heard theoratorios of Handel for the first time and returned to Vienna deter-mined to write his own work in the form. The libretto he used,based on the Genesis story, the Psalms, and Miltons Paradise Lost,had been originally refused by Handel, but Haydn used it to delivera masterpiece that ranks among his finest. Described by one criticas the very embodiment of Enlightenment idealism, The Cre-ation remains an abiding testament not only t o the grandeur of ourworld, but to its sacred origin as well. Join us as we explore, throughrecording and discussion, this magnificent work. No musical knowl-edge is required, just a willing set of ears. The January 26 Listen-ing Club will take place at 2:00pm at Hubbard Halls Dance Studioin Cambridge, NY. Cost is $10. Pay at door, or pre-register athubbardhall.org or 518-677-2495 Music from Salem is a chambermusic series that brings together musicians of int ernational repu-tation to prepare and perform chamber music, as well as to leadeducational workshops and seminars, in the peace and beauty of rural Washington County, New York. For more information on allour offerings, please visit www.musicfromsalem.org

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FISH FRY- The Fish Creek Rod and Gun Club located on route 32 south of the village of Victory (look for our sign ). Fish Fry Friday will start on FRIDAY 10 January 2014 and continue everyFriday 17, 24,31 . Time 5 - 7 PM .Menu: Fried Fish-$8.50, or Fried Clams- $8.50, or Fri ed Chicken

Tenders-$8.50, also available will be Clam Chowder at $5.00 a quart. You are invited to eat in at ourclub house or to call ahead for Take Out 695-3917. EVERYONE will be welcome.

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JURIED B&W PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW- The Shirt Factory Gallery announcesa call for entries for its second annual Juried Show. The theme is black and whitephotography; with a maximum entry size of 24 inches in any direction. The juroris Dr. Rene OBrien, Professor of Photography at SUNY Adirondack inQueensbury, New York. The deadline for entries has been extended to Saturday,January 18 , 2014 and application information is online at www.shirtfactorygf.com.We chose the black and white photography theme to tie in with The HydeCollections Ansel Adams exhibit that runs from January to April, says ShirtFactory Co-Manager Kate Austin-Avon. The Hyde is right around the cornerfrom us and we thought that photos would be on peoples minds. We had greatfoot traffic with our Georgia OKeeffe inspired show that tied in with the Hydesblockbuster summer exhibit of 2012, so we wanted to support them and offertheir visitors more to see when they come to Glens Falls. Our inaugural juriedshow of small works last year was incredibly successful, and we do plan to makesmall works a biennial theme, coming up again in late winter of 2015. We areaccepting applications through www.onlinejuriedshows.com, says show coordi-nator Dave Francis. This will make it easier for applicants to apply, and wereexpecting a broader reach with this tool. First prize for this show is $200 cash,and other prizes will also be awarded. The show seeks sponsors for specialprizes. The show opens with a reception and awards ceremony on Friday, Feb-ruary 7, 2013, from 5 to 7 p.m. and runs through Friday, March 14. The entryfee is $25 for two submissions or $35 for three. The Shirt Factory Gallery isopen Wednesdays to Saturdays from noon to 5 p.m. The Gallery is located onthe first floor in Suite 120 at the loading dock entrance of the Shirt Factory at thecorner of Lawrence and Curran Streets in Glens Falls, New York.

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Schaghticoke, NY 12154 518-753-6911Where People In The Know Shop!

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10 1.75 Red ..............$61 00

12 1.75 Red/Green...$65 00

12 1.75 Galvanized..$79 00

12 2 Red or Green...$124 00

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16 1.75 Red/Green...$87 00

16 1.75 Galvanized..$100 00

16 2 Red or Green...$139 00

16 2 Galvanized.......$179 00

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Large Supply of Fence Posts: Wood Posts 8to 12 lengths, with different diameters.Steel Posts 3 to 10 lengths.

Hrs: M-F7:30-5:30Sat7:30-2:30ClosedSunday

VICTORIAN TEA PARTY-Brookside, home of the Sa-ratoga County Historical So-ciety, is very excited to an-nounce the Victorian TeaParty will be held on Tues-day, February 18 , 2014. SueMcLane, the Victorian Lady,will guide children through acelebration of Victorian cul-

ture, learning about c lothing,manners and pastimes. Thechildren will also plan, pre-pare, and enjoy a traditional

ea party. Games and craft activities will also be included.The Victorian Tea Party will be offered two times, from 10:00 -12:00 and 1:00 - 3:00. The program is best suited for childrenage 6 through 14. Parents are welcome to stay, but are askedo pay the program fee. The cost is $10.00 per person, $8 for

SCHS members. Pre-registration is required by Monday, Feb-uary 17. Register by emailing Anne Clothier [email protected]. Brookside programs are

made possible by the New York State Council of the Artswith the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the NewYork State Legislature, as well as Price Choppers GolubFoundation.

MOVIE NIGHT- Join us for a Family Movie Night on Friday January 17 at 7pm. Themovie is rated PG and runs approximately 120 mins. Feel free to bring popcorn! Theevent is free and open to the public. Details, call 695-6641.

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Good on Thursdays at 10:30 am in the Rose Room of theRensselaer County Troy Senior Cente r, 19 Third Street in Troy.You will love the special attention Grace gives to her students,but more importantly you are going to feel so much better. Classesmeet weekly. Call 518-270-5348 for more information.

THE THRIFT SHOP @ CHRIST UNITED METHODISTCHURCH in Johnsonville, NY (look for the open flag on Route67) has a cool new look. We offer furniture, household, what-nots, antiques. Clothing, one dollar a bag and a Holiday room. Allare welcome every Wednesday 9am-noon.

SUPPER- The Valley Falls Unit ed Methodist Church, 16 Stat eStreet, will hold one of its super souper suppers on Sunday, Janu-ary 12 from 4:30 to 6:00 pm. Featured will be a wide variety of soups plus bread, muffins, drinks, and dessert for only seven dol-lars children under 6 free. Tickets are available at the door.The church is handicapped accessible. For tickets and informa-tion, call 753-6053 or 753-6028 or check our website atwww.valleyfallsunitedmethodist.com.

SUNDAY BREAKFAST- The Fish Creek Rod and Gun Clublocated on route 32 south of the village of Victory ( look for oursign ). Will be cooking breakfast on 12 January 2014 starting at8:00-11:00AM and will continue on the s econd Sunday of eachmonth all year. Eggs cooked to order, bacon, sausage, toast (white or wheat ), pancakes ( regular, blueberry, buckwheat, applecinnamon ), french toast, home fries, orange juice, coffee, tea,hot chocolate. Cost: Adult $6.00 Child $3.00, EVERYONE willbe welcome.

VICTORIAN T EA PARTY- Brookside, home of the SaratogaCounty Historical Society, is very excited to announce the Victo-rian Tea Party will be held on Tuesday, February 18 , 2014. SueMcLane, the Victorian Lady, will guide children through a cel-ebration of Victorian culture, learning about clothing, manners andpastimes. The children will also plan, prepare, and enjoy a tradi-tional tea party. Games and craft activities will also be included.The Victorian Tea Party will be offered two times, from 10:00 -12:00 and 1:00 - 3:00. The program is best suited for children age6 through 14. Parents are welcome to stay, but are asked to paythe program fee. The cost is $10.00 per person, $8 for SCHSmembers. Pre-registrat ion is required by Monday, February 17.Register by emailing Anne Clothier [email protected]. Brookside programs are madepossible by the New York State Council of the Arts with the sup-port of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legis-lature, as well as Price Choppers Golub Foundation.

2013-2014 KIWANIS SERVICE PROJECTS Every year,your Kiwanis Club and the New York State Districts Governorchooses a different service project to bring attention to and assistwith research. This years Governors project for the NYS

Kiwanis Clubs and Hoosick Falls is Autism. The Hoosick FallsClub will be setting up information tables at local events andholding fundraisers to assist with research. The First Ladysproject this year is Supporting our Troops. Your local Clubwill join together with the District to collect items for our troopsand assistance for their families. Anyone willing to donate theirtime or join in these causes, please contact the Club SecretaryGale Leva at 518-686-4600.

ART EXHIBIT- The Saratoga County Historical Society to-day announced that a new exhibit, titled The Women Who WorkHere, will open on Friday, February 7 , 2014. This exhibit willkick off a year focusing on women, highlighting the creations of the museums female staff and volunteers. Items on display willinclude paintings, photography, fabric art, costumes and a vari-ety of other creations. The museum will host an Opening Re-ception on Friday, February 7th from 5-7pm. The reception isfree and open to the public and light refreshments will be served.The Women Who Work Here, will remain on display throughFebruary 27 , 2014. The Saratoga County Historical Society atBrookside is a non-profit organization located at 6 Charlton Streetin Ballston Spa that inspires community memory by telling thestory of Saratoga County through engaging exhibits and inter-active programs. Brooksides programs and services are madepossible in part by the New York State Council on the Arts withthe support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New YorkState Legislature. For more information, please visitbrooksidemuseum.org or call 518.885.4000.

BENEFIT- Please support Chris VanDerwerker in his effortin attaining a musical journey of a life time! Chris has beenselected by NYSSMA along with other talented musicians fromacross the country to represent America while touring throughEurope. WHERE: AMERICAN LEGION POST 270,CLANCY ST., SCHUYLERVILLE WHEN: JANUARY 18 ,2014, 4pm- 7pm WHAT: DELICIOSO SPAGETTI DINNER,BAKE SALE, CRAFT SALE, CHINESE AUCTION, and EN-TERTAINMENT by the best GreenwichHigh schoolmusiciansever!! TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM: Schuylerville Legion,Chris VanDerwerker and family or call 507-6007 presale ap-preciated. Ticket Price $10.00

BLOOD DRIVE- The Hartford United Methodist Church issponsoring an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Monday,January 13th from 1-6pm at the Hartford Firehouse on StateRtes 40&149 in Hartford,NY. Appointments may be scheduledby calling 632-5326. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointmentsare recommended.

ICE RINK OPEN- This winter, the Town of Wilton Recre-ation at Gavin Park is offering the public another opportunity forwinter fun. The Parks brand new ice skating rink is now open,and all are invited to bring their skates and head out onto the ice.Gavin Parksice skating rink is approximately 100 long by 70wide. It is available for use by skaters of any age and level of experience; however, children twelve years old or younger mustbe under the direct supervision of a parent or guardian at alltimes. Since the facility is intended for pleasure skating only, nohockey sticks, pucks, or games of any kind are allowed on theice. No Nordic speed skates are allowed. The rink is open week-days from 1 8 p.m., Saturdays from 12 noon 8:00 p.m., andSundays from 12 noon 6:00 p.m., depending on weather con-ditions. There is outdoor lighting, so skating after sundown canbe accommodated, although all skaters and visitors must be off the ice and ready to leave the Park when the lights go off at theclose of skating hours. The new ice rink is located next to GavinParks public pavilion and admission is free. For information aboutrink openings and closings, you may go to:http:// www.townofwilton.com/departments/parks-and-recreationandlook under the heading Ice Rink. You may also call the GavinPark office, Monday Friday, from 9 a.m. 5 p.m. at (518)584-9455

ICE FISHING TOURNAMENT- The 6th Annual CLIA IceFishing Tournament, Saturday, Feb 1st , 2014. Registration atCossayuna Fire House - 5:30AM - 8:00AM. Measurements atCheck In Point - 7:00AM to 3:30PM. Cash prizes will be awardedbased on the number of entries. Strong Tournament Participa-tion Over 200 Part icipants Last Year. Entrance fee is $10.00per person. 100% Return of entry fees as follows: 50% largestpike or tiger muskie (2013 winner was 37), 25% largest perch(2013 winner was 13 ), 25% largest crappie (2013 winnerwas 14 ). All fish must be alive, All fish must be legal size toqualify for prizes, Entry ticket must accompany all fish beingmeasured, Winners will be determined by length only, Ties willbe broken by time of entry to check-in station, No entrants after8:00AM : No fish will be measured after 3:30PM, All fish will bemeasured on lake near Pratts Point- Orange fl ag, Check-in lo-cation accessible on the lake at 195 East Lake Rd, All questionscall Nancy Hieber 692-9206 or Tom Schultz 531-4146. 50 / 50Raffle Ticket Drawing- Open to the public, you do not need toenter the fishing tournament. Tickets are available at Check-inpoint from 8:00AM 3:30PM. You do not need to be present towin. Drawing at 3:35 PM on Feb 1st. Tickets are 1 for $5.00 3for $10.00, 6 for $15.00, 10 for $20.00. Contact Nancy Hieber692-9206 for Registration and/or 50/50 Ticket information. Reg-ister in person and pick up entry tickets 5:30AM 8:00AM onFeb 1st. at Cossayuna Fire House on Corner of Bunker Hill Rd& East Lake Rd.

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BIRDHOUSE WORKSHOP - It's that time of year again to thinkabout CARING FOR THE BIRDS IN YOUR BACKYARD! TheProgram will be held at the Horicon Community Center, State Rt. 8,Brant Lake on Saturday, January 11 at 1:00pm. This year is a veryspecial Birdhouse Making Workshop sponsored by the Friends of Horicon Library. The workshop is again led by Gary Frenz. He willbe making kits for the children to build, and therefore it is VERYimportant to register so everyone will have the materials needed. Inaddition, we'll be making an assortment of other bird feeders to helpour feathered friends through the winter. This program is free, andopen to the public. Refreshments will be served. Saturday, January11 at 1:00pm -- REGISTER by calling Barb at 494-3357.

BUSY HANDS- The Salem Courthouse Community Center will behosting a new exhibit in its Great Hall shortly. Busy Hands will fea-ture the artwork and crafts of individuals of all ages from the area.The CCC is reaching out to anyone who may be interested in show-casing their work. Paintings, sculpture, pottery, paper crafts, wood-working and more are welcome. The exhibit will open with a recep-tion on Friday, January 17 from 5 to 7 pm and run until the end of February. Anyone interested in participating should contact the CCCat 518-854-7053. Dont be shy reach out to the CCC, and takepart in this wonderful opportunity to share your work! Also, theCCC has recently mailed its winter catalog of workshops and learn-ing opportunities. If you wish to learn more about the upcomingclasses, you may visit the website at www.salemcourthouse.org.

BEGINNER TAI CHI - Seventy Main of Greenwich, NY is of-fering a new Beginners Introduction to Tai Chi & Qi Gong class inconjunction with The Tai Chi Center of Saratoga. The introductoryclass will start on January 20 and will run for ten weeks. Classesare 55 minutes long and start at 6:15 PM. A follow-up class tocontinue learning the tai chi form will be scheduled if there is inter-est. The beginners course is designed to get you started. In thiscourse you will learn basic Qi Gong postures, movements and breathwork. These techniques have many benefits for health and wellbeing, including flexibility, stress reduction and balance. In thiscourse, you will also begin learning the first movements of the Yangstyle Tai Chi form. The class will be taught by Chris Lincoln. Chrishas been certified as a tai chi instructor by Master William C.C.Chen. Chris has studied and practiced tai chi, and other internal

martial arts s ince 1996. He is a senior student at The Tai Chi Cen-ter of Saratoga. Cost: $90 for ten week session. Pre-registration isencouraged. Contact information: Chris Lincoln e-mail:[email protected] Telephone: 692-8579

GMO FILM- The Schuylerville Public Library will be showingGenetic Roulette (runs 85mins) on Friday January 10 th at 7pm,ourtesy of Whipple City Family Chiropractic. Details, call 695-641.

MOVIE NIGHT- Join us for a Family Movie Night on Fridayanuary 17 at 7pm. The movie is rated PG and runs approxi-

mately 120 mins. Feel free to bring popcorn! The event is free andpen to the public. Details, call 695-6641.

GENEALOGY- The Schuylerville Librarys Genealogy group willmeet Tuesday January 21 at 10am. Details, call 695-6641.

BOARD MEETING- The Schuylerville Public Library BoardMeeting will be held Tuesday January 14 at 6:30pm. This meetings open to the public. Details, call 695-6641.

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MONTHLY BREAKFAST- The Valley Falls VFW located onPoplar Ave is having their monthly breakfast Sunday Jan. 12th 8-11 AM. Menu consists of hash browns, eggs, pancakes, frenchtoast, juice, coffee, fruit and Biscuit with sausage & gravy. It issponsored but the Ladies Auxiliary to benefit veterans serviceprojects. Rada knives are available for sale.

BREAKFAST- The Buskirk Volunteer Fire Department Inc willbe holding their All You Can Eat Breakfast at the fire stationon Sunday January 12 th from 730 am 11am. Please come outand have the best breakfast in town with your family and friendsand support the dedicated volunteers of your community.

HERITAGE HUNTERS MEETING - Heritage Hunters of Sa-ratoga County will meet on Saturday, January 18th , at 1pm atthe Town of Saratoga Town Hall, corner of Rt. 4 and Rt. 29 inSchuylerville. The speaker will be Tricia Shaw, Education Coor-dinator for the Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site, locatedalong the Erie Canal in Fort Hunter. In 2011, flooding from Hur-ricane Irene devastated the area, but unearthed a centuries-oldblockhouse and remains from a Mohawk Indian settlement. Ar-chaeologists spent months exposing foundations and collecting18th century artifacts. Tricia Shaw will tell what they learnedand will share information on some of the local families from thattime period. Public is welcome. For information call 587-2978

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