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What is Quilling?Quilling or paper filigree is anart form that involves the useof strips of paper that arerolled, shaped, and glued to-gether to create decorative de-signs. The paper is woundaround a quill to create a basiccoil shape. The paper is thenglued at the tip and theseshaped coils are arranged toform flowers, leaves, and vari-ous ornamental patterns simi-lar to ironwork. Come learn this unique artform at the Stony Creek Li-brary, on Saturday, September19 from 10am to Noon. In thisclass, participants will takehome a finished piece alongwith supplies to take home.Cost is $15 and all suppliesare included. Class size is lim-ited to just 9 people. Sign-upby calling the Stony Creek Li-brary at 696-5911 or [email protected] Stony Creek Library is lo-cated at 37 Harrisburg Rd,Stony Creek, 12878. Normallibrary hours are Monday andWednesday 5 to 9pm, Tues-day and Thursday 1 to5:30pm, and Saturday 9 toNoon.

LARACʼs Annual Fall Arts FestivalGlens Falls, NY- LARAC, The Lower Adirondack Regional ArtsCouncil invites the community and arts enthusiasts to attend theAnnual Fall Arts Festival on Saturday, October 31st, 10am- 5pmand Sunday, November 1st, 10am-4pm. The Fall Festival willtake place at a new location this year, at the Glens Falls CivicCenter located in Downtown Glens Falls. Admission is $5. Paidadmission on Saturday includes free entry on Sunday. Childrenunder 12 receive free admission. The Fall Arts Festival is a juried arts and craft show and pre-hol-iday shopping event. Exhibitors are carefully selected to createan enchanting mix of returning favorites and exciting new arti-sans. 60+ Exhibitors include potters, fiber artists, culinary artists,jewelers, painters, woodworkers, photographers, and more.This year LARAC will continue to provide live music, non-profitinformation tables, and activities for the kids!

The Corinth Free Library -Regular Hours: Monday 11-5& 7-8:30; Tuesday 11-5 & 7-8:30; Thursday 11-5 & 7-8:30;Friday 9:30-4; Saturday 10-4;Closed on Sundays andWednesdays

ORIENTAL SHRINERS CIRCUS UNDER THE BIGTOPThe Oriental Shriners are bringing their 2015 circus to 2 loca-tions. Saturday, September 19 - Lake George - Battlefield Parkon Beach Rd. Show times are 2:30 and 5 p.m. Sunday, Septem-ber 20 - Crandall Park, Glen St., Glens Falls. Show times are 2& 4:30 p.m.The Shriners continue their long tradition of admitting 2 childrenunder the age of 12 for free with each paid adult ticket.This is a great value in family entertainment. Adult tickets arepriced at $15 each and can be purchased at the ticket office onthe day of the show.

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Free Health Fair at Simpson UMC Sept. 24Simpson United Methodist Church, 1089 Rock City Road, RockCity Falls (.4 m south of Rt. 29) is hosting a Free Health Fair onSeptember 24 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Representatives from legalaid, hearing, nutrition, hospice, home helper, cancer, and otherhealth services; funeral planning, and more will be available toanswer your questions, provide information, brochures, referrals,etc. There will be giveaways and free blood pressure screen-ings. All in the community are invited to take advantage of thiswonderful opportunity to visit with so many resources under oneroof at the same time. Any questions please call Mary at 322-9585.

Vendors WantedLake Desolation Volunteer Fire Co. Flea Market/Garage Sale,Sat & Sun, September 19 & 20, 9-4pm at their picnic grounds,477 Lake Desolation Road, Middle Grove, NY. Spaces are$15.00 for the weekend (2 pavilions and on the lawn). No foodvendors please. This is a rain/shine, carry in/carry out event.Contact Aida, (518)580-0391 for information.

Do you have some free time?Are you 55 and over and looking for a volunteer opportunity? TheRetired & Senior Volunteer Program of Saratoga County haspartnered with the Fishermanʼs Net Youth Program to recruit vol-unteers for their summer program. This is a wonderful opportunityto mentor elementary age children doing summer time activitiesand the hours are flexible starting Monday July 6th – August 21st. If you are an RSVP volunteer or if you would like more informa-tion about becoming a volunteer, please call Janet Haskell at884-4110

THE CORINTH ROTARY will meet for lunch, September 17 at 1P.M. at the Village Café, Palmer Ave., Corinth 2nd and 4th Thurs-day's dinner meetings. Thursday September 10 and ThursdaySeptember 24 at 6 P.M.at the Village Café. To learn more aboutthe Corinth Rotary and Rotary International please stop in andjoin us for a meeting.

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DO YOU HAVE SOME FREE TIME?Saratoga County Retired & Senior Volunteer Program is lookingto recruit VOLUNTEERS for the Discovery Box Program. Thismentoring program is designed to help young children improvetheir reading and understanding of what they have read. A Dis-covery Box is a decorated theme box that includes related booksand Language and Art activities. Using the box, volunteers willwork individually with a child, foster a love of books, help raisecomprehension levels, and share the enjoyment of reading.We are currently looking for volunteers for the upcoming schoolyear throughout Saratoga County. Volunteers would go in forabout a half hour once a week. Orientation and support will beprovided. This is a very rewarding opportunity to participate in.RSVP volunteers are men and women age 55 and older who usetheir lifetime skills to provide a great range of services to com-munity organizations. If you are interested please contact JanetHaskell at 884-4110.

October Genealogy Conference 8:45 am - 3:15 pm - Scott An-drew Bartley will be the speaker at the annual Heritage HuntersGenealogy Conference. The Conference will be held on Satur-day, October 17th at Saratoga Town Hall in Schuylerville, at thecorner of Rt. 4 and Rt. 29, (12 Spring St.)Scott is a genealogist, archivist, librarian and editor specializingin Vermont, Mayflower lineages and colonial New England. Heis currently an editor/researcher for New England Historical andGenealogical Society [NEHGS].The Conference topics are: Crossing the Border, U.S. and Cana-dian Records; Family Search Program; American Probate Sys-tem; and Your Brick Walls. The day begins with registration,exhibits and coffee at 8:45 AM and will conclude at 3:15 PM.Registration is $30 for members and $40 for non-members. In-cluded is a hot lunch, breaks and exhibits. An option is offeredfor $45 that would include HH 2015-2016 membership at $15 andthe Conference at $30. For information call 587-2978 or email:[email protected]

Saratoga Wilton Elks Lodge #161 presents a Breakfast Buf-fet-Fruit Cocktail, French Toast/Pancakes, Potatoes, BreakfastSausage and Ham, Corned Beef Hash, Scrambled Eggs, EggsBenedict, Juice, Coffee & Tea-Sunday, September 20, 8:30-11am. Donation requested: Adults $8; Seniors & Military (Ac-tive/Retired with ID card) $7; Children 5-12 $6, under 5 free.Takeouts $8. 1 Elks Lane, Rt. 9, Saratoga. Call 584-2585 formore info.

ICE CREAM SOCIALSARATOGA SPRINGS – The League of Women Voters ofSaratoga County invites county residents to join them at an IceCream Social on Sunday, September 13th in the SaratogaSprings Library Community Room from 1pm to 3pm. Any arearesidents, both men and women, interested in learning moreabout the LWV and its programs and activities are invited to at-tend. In addition to ice cream, information will be provided aboutthe Leagueʼs fall schedule of activities, which include Voter Reg-istration Events, Candidate Forums, and informational meetingson the Amending the US Constitution, Money in Politics, and rais-ing the age in which juveniles can be charged as adults in crim-inal matters. Later in the year programs will be held on CommonCore, Water Quality in Saratoga County, and the separation onExecutive and Legislative powers in local governments in thecounty. All programs welcome new members to join the commit-tees already working on these areas. Barbara Bartoletti, Leagueof Women Voters of New York Legislative Director, will addressthe group and preview what we can expect from the next legisla-tive session. League members will be available to answer ques-tions about the organization and encourage attendees to join upand volunteer to assist in the community. Further information,contact the LWV Saratoga at 518-728-0237 or email us [email protected].

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SHIBORI DYED SILK SCARF WITH CHARLENE LEARY Saturday, September 12, 10am -3:30 pm Location: Blue HeronDesign Studio, 604 Truesdale Hill Rd., Right off Exit 23, at thetop of the hill on the left. Long silk chiffon scarves will be dyed with single or multiplecolors of the studentʼs choice. Various techniques will bedemonstrated. Cost: $55 Members, $65 Non-Members Maximum: 10Process of Writing: Connecting the Visual and Written Wordwith Bernice MennisSaturday, September 19, 1pm - 5pm Location: Crandall PublicLibrary- Holden Room, 2nd Floor: The written word and thevisual world connect on many levels. In this writing workshopwe move between the realms exploring contour drawing, closeattention, perspective (zooming in and out), framing the pic-ture/story, representation/abstraction… and how to follow thethreads of our mind and heart.Cost: $55 Members, $65 Non-Members Maximum: 10Capturing the Moment: Street Scenes with Ann LarsenSaturday, October 3, 9am - 4pm Meet at the Shirt Factory,Betty OʼBrien Studio 204 (2nd Floor) (See NCArts website forsupply list)We will be out along the streets and sidewalks of Glens Fallscapturing the movement and energy of the city and hopefullysome fall color. Students will learn to work quickly to get downthe essence of a scene. Lots of demonstrations and tips onhow to pare down will be offered. Students will be expected tothink outside their comfort zone and push themselves to makea personal statement in any medium. Cost: $115 Members, $125 Non-Members Min. 8 - Max. 14 ,Age 16 and above

Paper Macheʼ Monsters with Linda BuerkleySaturday, October 10, 9am - 4pm Location: The Shirt Factory,Betty OʼBrienʼs Studio 204 (2nd Floor)Build scary paper macheʼ monsters using Modge Podge,newspaper, cloth and wire armature. Add teeth, fangs,clawsand spines using prepared Fimo clay and paint. Younger chil-dren may have a parent assist. Bring a lunch. This is a funclass and a great project for Halloween if you think BIG. Bringextra newspaper.Cost: $55 Members, $65 Non-Members Maximum 10The Influence Of Color with Betty OʼBrienSaturday October 24, 9:30am -3:30pmExplore color schemes and how they affect expressive con-tent.Participants will use a black and white copy of an instructor pro-vided photograph or a sketch of their choice to make four colorsstyle compositions. Shapes and forms will be transformed bythe color manipulation associated with the styles presented.Any medium may be used except oil paint. Bring some of yourfavorites or use the available options in the studio. Cost: $55 Members, $65 Non-Member Maximum 10 Registration forms and Ann Larsen supply lists are availableon the North Country ARTS websitewww.northcountryarts.org/workshops-classes.html. Reserva-tions are required and should be mailed with fees to MariaClara Castano, 424 East Schroon River Rd., Diamond Point,NY 12824 as soon as possible. Questions, call Maria Clara at(518)222-1471 or email [email protected]

HAVE SOME FREE TIME?Are you 55 and over looking for a volunteer opportunity?Saratoga County Retired & Senior Volunteer Program is lookingto recruit Kitchen Volunteers to assist with serving meals andclean up for the Senior Nutrition Program. Days are flexible withyour schedules Monday-Friday. Hours are between 10:30 and1:30pm. The meal site is located at the Adult and Senior Centerof Saratoga at 5 Williams Street in Saratoga Springs. For moreinformation and details, please call Janet Haskell (518) 884-4110.

Saturday, September 19th - 1 pm - Heritage Hunters ofSaratoga County will meet at 1pm at the Town of Saratoga TownHall, corner of Rt. 4 and Rt. 29 in Schuylerville. Phyllis ZychBudka and Bernice Izzo will speak about “Eastern European Re-search.” Phyllis and Bernice are co-founders of “The Project toDiscover Schenectady Countyʼs Eastern European Roots.” Theywill discuss language complications, changing boundaries andother challenges of Eastern European research as well as theiradventures in traveling. Public is welcome. For information call 587-2978

Saratoga Wilton Elks Lodge #161 presents a Roast Pork andLiver & Onions Dinner-Soup Du Jour, Tossed Salad, Roast PorkLoin, Liver & Onions, Mashed Potatoes, Bread Stuffing, Vegeta-bles, Rolls & Butter, Dessert, Coffee & Tea-Wednesday, Sep-tember 23, 4:30-7pm. Donation requested: Adults $10; Seniors(62 yrs.)& Military (Active/Retired with ID card) $9; Children 5-12$6, under 5 free. Takeouts $10. Cash Bar available. 1 Elks Lane,Rt. 9, Saratoga. Call 518-584-2585 for more information.

LAST CHICKEN BBQ OF THE SEASONGANSEVOORT – Fortsville United Methodist Church, 402Fortsville Road, Gansevoort will be having their last Chicken BBQof the season on September 12, from 4:00-6:00pm. Delicious 1/2chicken, baked potato, vegetable, rolls, homemade pie and bev-erage. Adults $12, children under age 10 $6.00. Take out or dinein. Handicap accessible. Reservations are highly recommended,call 793-5263 or 792-5944. Event will also feature a Bake Salehosted by the UMW to support their missions.

HMT VOLUNTEER INTEREST MEETINGSARATOGA – Home Made Theater, Saratogaʼs resident theatercompany, is seeking new volunteers for their upcoming 2015-16season. All interested volunteers should attend the meeting onTuesday, September 15th at 6:30pm at the Spa Little Theater inSaratoga Spa State Park. HMTʼs volunteers work alongsidetrained professionals, learning the behind the scenes technicalaspects of theater such as lighting, set construction, runningcrew, and sound. Others choose to work as ushers, greeters,concession stand operators, and office or publicity assistants. Formore information, call (518) 587-4427 or email [email protected].


Fall 2015 Children & Teen Acting Classes Start at HMTSARATOGA – Home Made Theater announces two new ses-sions of acting classes for children and teens ages six to 17 start-ing in September and running into November. All classes are heldat the Spa Little Theater in the Saratoga Spa State Park and aretaught by Kate Starczewski. Discovering Theater for studentsages 6-8: Children will have the opportunity to interpret and actout familiar fairy tales, pretending, imagining and creating throughplay acting. Discovering Theater is taught in Session 1 which be-gins September 19th and meets from 9:30am-10:30am, contin-uing Saturdays 9/26, 10/10 and 10/17. Discovering Theatercosts $65. Elements of Acting for students ages 9-12: Studentswill be encouraged to begin the process of developing an actingtechnique and explore characters. Elements of Acting is taughtin Session 1 which begins September 19th and meets from10:45am-12:00pm, continuing Saturdays 9/26, 10/10 and 10/17.Elements of Acting costs $80. Creative Dramatics for studentsages 6-8: This class goes a step further in encouraging studentsto think on their feet while developing characters from their ownimaginations. Creative Dramatics is taught in Session 1I whichbegins October 24th and meets from 9:30am-10:30am, runningfor four consecutive Saturdays through November 14th. CreativeDramatics costs $65. Improvisation for students ages 8-17: Thisclass will explore many fun ways to achieve the skills needed tocreate and perform spontaneously. Improvisation is taught inSession 1I which begins October 24th and meets from 10:45am-12:15pm, running for four consecutive Saturdays through No-vember 14th. Improvisation costs $85. Registrations areaccepted over the phone with a credit card, or by mail with checkor credit card. Class size is limited to 12 students, and reserva-tions are accepted in the order they are received. Visit home-madetheater.org to obtain the fall 2015 class flyer and registrationform. Call (518) 587-4427 for further information or to receive aflyer by mail.

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

Sunday, September 20th the Country Round & Square DanceAssoc. will host a dance (old style country) at the American Le-gion, Clancy Street, Schuylerville. (Luncheon) Please bring a dishto share. Music by The Countrymen. Dance 1-5pm. Everyoneis welcome. Casual wear. Adults $5; 6-17 yrs. $2; under 6 free.Info: Linda (518) 638-8905 or Sandy (518) 824-3719.

Upcoming Events and Programs at Wilton Wildlife Preserve & ParkGANSEVOORT – The following events and activities are planned at the Preserve & Park in thecoming months. Fire Tower Hours at Camp Saratoga - Saturday & Sunday, September 12-13 and26-27. Climb an authentic fire tower without having to climb a mountain! Get a treetop view of WiltonWildlife Preserve & Park. The schedule is subject to weather conditions and availability of VolunteerFire Tower Interpreters. To confirm that it is open, contact Larry Gordon (Town of Wilton Fire TowerCoordinator) at (518) 469-0918. Access is from Parking Lot #3 on Scout Road. Monarch ButterflyWalk - Saturday, September 12th and 26th at 11:00am at Camp Saratoga. Join us for a nature walkto learn about the Monarch butterflies. The walk covers about a mile of gently rolling terrain. Wewill be looking for the butterflies during their peak season just before they start to head to Mexicofor the winter. The monarch butterflies love the Preserve & Park for its many nectar species and itsopen pine/oak savannah. The walk will not take place if there is rain. This is a Hudson River RambleEvent. New Volunteer Orientation - Wednesday, September 16th at 6:00pm at the Park Office at80 Scout Road. If you have always wanted to learn more about what goes on at Wilton WildlifePreserve & Park or have been thinking about volunteering, come to this informational session.There will be a brief presentation on the history of the organization and work that we do in the areasof conservation, environmental education and outdoor recreation. There will be a question and an-swer time and refreshments. Beyond Wild Blue Lupine: The Wildflowers of the Saratoga Sandplainsand Volunteer Meeting - Wednesday, September 16th at 7:00pm at the Park Office at 80 ScoutRoad. Local naturalist extraordinaire, Jackie Donnelly will share her knowledge and beautiful pho-tographs of some of the lesser known wildflower species that make their home in the Preserve &Park. At the conclusion of her presentation we will have a short volunteer meeting to catch up afterthe long summer. We will talk about what has been going on and what volunteer opportunities arecoming up at the Preserve & Park. Refreshments will be served beginning at 6:45pm. Star Partyat Camp Saratoga - Friday, September 18 at 7:15pm. Join the Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park andour friends from Albany Area Amateur Astronomers, Inc. and the Southern Adirondack AstronomyClub as we study the night sky in all of its beauty. This date was chosen for gazing at the waxingcrescent Moon and at Saturn through the telescopes that will be set up by the Astronomy club mem-bers. We will also be learning some of the constellations in our night sky. Please bring a blanketto lay on the ground and dress appropriately for the weather, it can get chilly at night! The rain datefor this event is Saturday, September 19 at 7:15pm in the same location. Pre-registration is requiredby Wednesday, September 16. Pre-K Discovery Day at Camp Saratoga - Third Monday EveryMonth at 10:30am. This monthly program is for our youngest explorers (ages 3-6 years old) wherewe use childrenʼs love of nature to teach simple concepts. Adults are expected to attend. This is anoutdoor program so please come dressed for the weather. We will go on a short walk, do a simplenature craft, and have a healthy snack! Pre-registration is required. Dates: September 21, October19, November 16, and December 14. Pre-registration is appreciated for all programs at least onebusiness day in advance of the actual event. Pre-registration in not required for drop-in events likethe Fire Tower hours. For more information, please call the Preserve & Park office at 518-450-0321or via email at [email protected]. For up-to-date trail conditions or program information,please visit the Preserve & Parkʼs website at www.wiltonpreserve.org The Wilton Wildlife Preserve& Park is a non-profit organization that conserves ecological systems and natural settings whileproviding opportunities for environmental education and outdoor recreation.

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SARATOGA – On Sunday, September 27th, from 11-3pm thepopular Elks Ladies Auxiliary Indoor Craft and Garage Sale willtake place at the Saratoga-Wilton Elks Club off Maple Avenue onElks Lane. Admission is free with over 40 vendors; parking isgreat, bargains galore, lunch, books, household items, sportsequipment, hand-made items, clothing, jewelry, party vendors,pet supplies and just about anything you can imagine may befound here. New vendors are signing up every month. Rain orshine the sales go on and it is a fun activity the entire family en-joys. Come browse, visit, eat, or just get out of the house with afriend. All proceeds go to our local charities. All markets are heldthe fourth Sunday of each month: next sales dates are October25 and in November the 8th and 22nd. Tables are $15 for an 8 ft.table; call 289-5470 for information.

Recreation Dept 2015 Fall ProgramsSARATOGA SPRINGS – The Saratoga Springs Recreation De-partment has begun registration for its Fall 2015 programs. Joinus for soccer, field hockey, floor hockey, tiny t-ball, volleyball andice-skating lessons. For detailed information and to downloadforms visit us at www.SaratogaRec.com. Sign up at the SaratogaSprings Recreation Center at 15 Vanderbilt Ave., Monday – Fri-day, 9am-7pm or Saturday, 12-4pm. Questions? Contact us at587-3550 x2300 or email [email protected]

Weitzman Photography Show Open In Saratoga SpringsSARATOGA SPRINGS – A new photography exhibit by CliftonPark nature photographer, Michael Weitzman, is up and runningat the Saratoga Springs Visitor Center, 297 Broadway inSaratoga Springs. His show runs from September 2 through Sep-tember 27. Recent images taken at Acadia National Park are fea-tured, as well as beautiful landscape images printed on canvassand metal. The exhibit is free, and suitable or all ages. The Visi-tors Center is open Mon.-Sat. from 9am to 6pm, and on Sundayfrom 9am to 4pm.

MIDDLE GROVE HAS ANEW MUSEUM! The Chat-field Museum at the IOOF Hallhas many interesting displaysand pictures of Greenfield,Middle Grove and Porter Cor-ners. Lots of pictures! OpenFriday from 4-6pm and Satur-day from 1-3pm. Call 893-0620 or 587-6060 for moreinformation. Sponsored by theTown of Greenfield HistoricalSociety.


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Fall Festival. 9/19, 9-4. An-tiques, collectibles, and crafts, Still have some space avail. for vendors. 4057 Amsterdam Rd. Glenville 12302. 487-1254. Free admission.

Garage sale. Sat. 9/12, 9-3. 555 Middle Grove Rd., Middle Grove. Furniture, misc.

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The Town of Greenfield Historical Society will hold its Sep-tember meeting on Tuesday, September 15th, at the CommunityCenter, 25 Wilton Road. We will start with a potluck dinner beginning at 5:30pm. Everyoneis asked to bring a dish to share, and their own place setting. Themeeting will start at 7:00pm. Our program will feature local mu-sicians John Kirk, Trish Miller, and Ed Lowman. The public is wel-come to attend.


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MIDDLE GROVE HAS A NEW MUSEUM! The Chatfield Mu-seum at the IOOF Hall has many interesting displays and picturesof Greenfield, Middle Grove and Porter Corners. Lots of pictures!Open Friday from 4-6pm and Saturday from 1-3pm. Call 893-0620 or 587-6060 for more information. Sponsored by the Townof Greenfield Historical Society.

Vendors WantedQueensbury Seniors AnnualCraft Fair. Saturday, Septem-ber 26th, 9 AM - 3 PM. at 742Bay Rd. in Queensbury. Fair isindoors. $30 for 6'x6' booth.Crafts mustbe home made.Call Karen at 761 8224 beforeSeptember 1 to register.

The Saratoga County Officefor the Aging is pleased tohost the ANNUAL SENIORPICNIC. This event is for sen-iors- age 60 and over. It will beheld on Thursday September10, 2015, at the SaratogaCounty Fairgrounds in Ball-ston Spa. Lunch will be servedat 12 noon. Menu- BBQChicken, Potato Salad, ColeSlaw, Baked Beans, DinnerRoll, Lemon Summer Cake,Iced Tea, Lemonade, and Cof-fee. Musical entertainment willbe provided. Tickets can bepurchased at The Office forthe Aging for $4.00 each. Tick-ets are required to attend.Please call The SaratogaCounty Office for the Aging fordetails, 884-4100. Please beaware - No pets are allowedon the fairgrounds.

Middle Grove Church Chicken BBQ & Pie Sale:Middle Grove United Methodist Church will have their annualChicken BBQ on Sat., Sept 12 from 3-6pm (or until sold out).$12.00 ticket includes 1/2 chicken, baked potatoe, coleslaw, roll,cookie & bottled water. Tickets can be pre-ordered by calling581-2973 or you can purchase tickets on Sept 12. There will alsobe a Pie Sale. Homemade Pies can be pre-ordered by callingDonna at 893-7662 or JoAnn at 893-7786. Pies must be pickedup on Sat., Sept 12 from 3-6pm at the church. And while yourthere, check out our Basket Fundraiser (go to: corinthfirstunited-methodistchurch to see baskets available). Middle Grove churchis located at 429 Middle Grove Rd. (corner of North Creek Rd &Middle Grove Rd.).


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Colorado Rockies National Parks and Historic Trains May 20-28, 2016 with Joan Mosherʼs Happy Travelers. Travel presentation 9/15/15 4pm. $50 discount for attend-ing and signing up that date. RSVP 654-7355

Hero miles. To find out more about how you can help our service members, veterans and their families in their time of need, visit the Fisher House website at www.fisher-house.org

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TOPSOILExcellent commerical price. Compost, natural & colored mulch. Available for pick-up. Schʼdy Co. Compost facility. M-S, 8-3. 399-6980.

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ALL SEASON FENCE CO.All types of fencing, Reason-able rates. Credit cards ac-cepted. 243-9752.

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CUSTOM STONEWORKPatios, firepits, retaining walls, new sidewalks, side-walk repair. Any kind of ma-sonry/ concrete work. 423-0946

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ELECTRICIAN Lammon Electric. Fully lic. &ins. 30yrs exp., res./comm.Panel upgrades. 274-5100

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HHA & PCA IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Successful Home Health Care Agency looking for compassionate Personal Care Aides and Home Health Aides to provide care and as-sistance with activities of daily living, as assigned to client's in the home setting. Full, part time, temporary or regular employment is available. Hours are also flexible. Can-didates must have their own transportation. HHA certifica-tion is a plus. Free Home Health Aide training program is available to those who qualify. Call today. 237-2700

HOME HEALTH AIDES, Per-sonal Care Aides & Compan-ions. Aides Must be certified. Flexible hrs. Competitive pay, team atmosphere. Must have a vehicle and be ready to work. Senior Solutions. 584-1200 or 370-1200.

Jobs in Wilton. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. Depend-ability required. Multiple shifts avail. Sat/Sun/Mon 6a-6p or 6p-6a OR Tues-Fri 6a-4p, 4p-2a. Call AccuStaff today (518) 226-6582..

M/47 Quadriplegic needs reli-able care giver. Nursing exp. preferred. Various mornings/ nights & weekends. (avg. 4-5 hrs. per shift). Lv. msg. 654-2095, Corinth.

Nursing care. Disabled fe-male looking for private duty help with daily needs, and lifeʼs roadblocks. RNʼs, LPNʼs, CNAʼs and nursing students can apply. (518) 859-9828

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Automotive Technician, PT, Mon.-Fri. Looking for exp. auto tech w/knowledge of computers, good people/ phone skills. Must have own tools. Call 518-383-2689 and ask for Howard.

C&D Logistics Inc hiring Class A CDL drivers FT from Glens Falls to around a 400 mi. radius 5 days/wk. We of-fer comp. salary program, medical and other benefits. Email resume cdlogisticinc@ gmail.com or fax 636-5451

CDl driver/ groundsman/ me-chanic needed: CDL re-quired. Very good pay for skilled worker. Donovan Tree Service, 10 Brickyard Rd., Mechanicville. 664-3531 [email protected]

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Garden Homes Communi-ties for sale or Rent. 1 BR, 2 BR and 3 BR manufactured homes, financing available. Ravena 756-7473, Brunswick 326-8069 So. Glens Falls 798-5071 Colonie 373-0194Halfmoon 373-0194 Clifton Park 383-0211 Latham 469-8195 , Scotia 377-4519Selkirk 767-9134/ 767-2367Saratoga Springs 383-0211gardenhomesmanagement.com LAND FOR SALE

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(NAPSI)—Thereʼs no better time than now to make the most outof your outdoor living space before the cool months arrive. Cre-ating an outdoor haven is easier to achieve than you think thanksto a few expert tips. These simple steps will not only extend thelife of your deck, but also make it the talk of the neighborhood forthe rest of the summer and beyond.

1. Deck-spiration: Before tackling the transformation, think abouthow you plan to utilize your outdoor living space. Will you bemostly cooking, dining and entertaining al fresco? Or will yourdeck be a haven to unwind and relax? Maybe it will be a combi-nation of both? No matter what you dream up, itʼs best to pull ref-erences from magazines, DIY blogs, or even Pinterest to helpguide your inspiration process.

2. Time to Beautify: Tough weather elements such as direct sun-light, rain, snow and everyday wear can dull the appearance andintegrity of your deck. One of the best ways to liven up your out-door space is with a fresh coat of beautiful, color-rich exteriorwood stain. When choosing your wood stain or sealant, considera product that also includes waterproofing and UV damage pro-tection benefits like Thompsonʼs WaterSealʼs new PenetratingTimber Oil. This premium product nourishes and beautifies witha unique triple blend of fast-absorbing oils designed to providecoverage with just one coat.

3. Deck-orate & Enjoy: Once the stain or sealant has been ap-plied, itʼs time to furnish and personalize your deck with acces-sories that are functional and design friendly. Select comfortableand eye-catching amenities that are dual purpose, such as wickerpieces or end tables that can double as pull-up seating. Accentpillows are an easy way to add a pop of color and personality toan otherwise neutral space. If your deck is in direct sunlight, con-sider blocking the blazing rays by creating a shady oasis with anall-weather fabric umbrella or sunshade in a fun, stylish pattern.

Lastly, dress up the stairs or entryway of your deck by lining theedges with wood planters in various sizes filled with flowers, freshherbs or other garden fare in vibrant colors and textures to addvisual interest. HGTV/DIY Network star Jeff Wilson recommendssealing planter boxes with Thompsonʼs WaterSeal WaterproofingWood Protector—Clear Aerosol to help maintain woodʼs naturalcolor and protect your pieces from water damage.

Comfort and visual appeal are equal partners with deck-orating;youʼre more likely to spend time outdoors if you can relax, enter-tain and dine in style. No matter what outdoor activities appealto you most, the Thompsonʼs WaterSeal website is a great placeto start for inspirational ideas and product application tips to makethe most of your outdoor living space this summer and for yearsto come.

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Fighting Fleas And Ticks Now And For The Future(NAPSI)—Many homeowners and pet owners may be surprised to learn that when it comes to fleas and ticks, beatingthose pests can be a year-round job.Even when the weather cools, you still need to be hot on their trail, inside and outside your home. Itʼs wise to keepticks and fleas away from your family, furniture and furry friends before they can transmit dangerous diseases to petsand people. Here are tips on how:What To Look ForSigns your pet may have fleas can include flea dirt (small dark flakes), excessive itching or scratching, redness andinflammation, hot spots and pale gums.Adult ticks are also often visible to the naked eye, so you may spot them on short-haired animals. But with longer-haired ones, itʼs best to do a thorough inspection with a flea and tick comb.Why You ShouldAmong the diseases that fleas and ticks can cause are Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, ehrlichiosis, he-patozoonosis and anaplasmosis, as well as allergic reactions, such as flea allergy dermatitis.What To DoThere are five simple steps that should prove effective.1. Prevention includes regular vet visits for your pet and applying a monthly flea and tick topical treatment2. If you ever see any fleas or ticks on your animal, use a special pesticide shampoo right away.3. Often, when you see fleas on your pets, theyʼre already in your environment as well. To show them theyʼre not wel-come in your home, first, thoroughly vacuum all carpeting, upholstered furniture, drapes, along baseboards, under fur-niture and in closets. Seal the vacuum bag and dispose of it in outdoor trash. Mop hard-surface floors.4. Then, spray the carpet and furniture with a flea and tick fighter. One new product, PetArmor Home Household Spray,has a unique dual-action water-based formula with deodorizing technology that kills fleas and ticks, and flea eggs andlarvae for seven months. It also eliminates odors in pet bedding, carpet, rugs, upholstered furniture and other areasfrequented by pets while combating roaches, ants, spiders, lice, crickets, centipedes, water bugs, silverfish and sowbugs.You can use this spray on furniture, carpets, mattresses and just about any infested areas including pet beds andresting quarters, nearby cracks and crevices, along and behind baseboards, window- and doorsills, and localized areasof floor and floor covering where fleas, ticks and lice may be present.5. To further protect your place and find and kill fleas hidden in carpets, rugs, draperies, upholstery, pet bedding andfloor cracks, thereʼs PetArmor Home and Carpet Spray. It, too, will continue to kill flea eggs, larvae and pupae for upto seven months after application, breaking the flea cycle, and also kills adult fleas.It also works on ticks, bedbugs, lice and dust mites. Thereʼs no objectionable odor or sticky mess and, when used asdirected, it wonʼt stain furnishings.Where To Learn More For further facts and tips, call (888) 908-TICK (8425) or visit www.petarmor.com.

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HIGH TECH CAN MAKE DRIVING SAFER(NAPSI)—More than 420,000 people are injured each year in motor vehicle accidents involvingdistracted drivers—but technology can help reduce your risk by improving your awareness behindthe wheel, no matter how old your vehicle may be.Safe SolutionsSafe driving starts with smart decisions. The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) firmly be-lieves safety is paramount in a moving vehicle, and a driverʼs highest priority must be maintainingsafe control at all times. Thatʼs why CEA supports legislation that bans texting while driving andplaces strict limits on the use of electronics by novice drivers. CEA also developed the InnovatingSafety campaign to help consumers and improve awareness and understanding of the broad spec-trum of safety-enhancing technologies available today.Distraction Behind the WheelAll kinds of things can distract you when youʼre driving—using your phone, daydreaming, talking toyour passengers or paying attention to anything other than the road ahead. Statistically speaking,newer drivers are over-represented in fatality and injury crash statistics, and studies have foundthat teens are more prone to dangerous distractions while driving.Innovation Can Improve Drive SafetyFor parents wondering what they can do to improve their teenagersʼ driving habits, there are allkinds of products available to help. Some products limit cell phone usage and texting abilities andcreate incentives for good driving behavior. Other devices connect you to your car, even whenyouʼre not in it, letting parents access information on their teensʼ driving habits, set “safety zones”and monitor vehicle location.More advanced driver-monitoring solutions track the driverʼs eye movements and whether thedriverʼs hands are on the wheel. This technology can then initiate corrective action when the driverʼsbehavior appears to match that of a distracted person. Other high-tech safety products include blindspot indicators, backup cameras and crash avoidance systems that help drivers increase theirawareness of other cars, pedestrians and dangerous obstructions. Additionally, voice-activatedGPS navigational systems enhance situational awareness.New-Car Tech For Your Old-Tech CarThe primary vehicles for most American drivers are more than 11 years old. Fortunately, many tech-nology companies are developing a broad range of aftermarket devices that can be installed seam-lessly in most cars to enhance the safety.For expert advice on solutions and installation for your vehicle, look for retailers whose installerscarry the CEA Mobile Electronics Certified Professionals (MECP) certification. There are more than3,500 MECP installers in the U.S. These experts have the training to ensure you pick the right so-lution and the skill to install it correctly.After all, smart driving starts with smart decisions.Learn MoreDiscover more safe solutions and find out how to get involved in this issue at www.CE.org/Innovat-ingSafety.

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