Ulster County PennySaver - Saugerties Edition - February 18, 2016

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Snow Date: March 5, 2016

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Bargains Galore, Food, Antiques, Art, Collectibles, Jewelry, Avon, Tupperware, Toys, New and Used items.

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Donated items can be dropped off at 17 St. James Street, Kingston Monday - Friday 9:30am to 1:00pm and Wednesday 5:30-7:30pm.

The People’s Place of Kingston provides assistance to anyone living in Ulster County, especially the unemployed, the physically and mentally challenged, working poor,

youth, and the elderly.

We are always looking for donations of non-perishable food items such as canned fruits,

vegetables, and meat, Juice, childrens’ cereal, & clothing

Feeding and clothing our community since 1972

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Each week readers can play our find “Penny” game and enter to win $25 gift card redeemable at their favorite UC PennySaver advertiser’s business!

Enter online at www.ucpennysaver.com or mail in your entry to: ColorPage/PennySaver, 71 Ten Broeck Ave, Kingston, NY 12401

Winners announced each Thursday in the following weeks printed PennySaver. No purchase necessary, Age 18+ years required to enter; one entry per person per week. Fifty-two total $25

gift cards awarded annually. Enter online or by mail submitting name, address, email, correct answer (name of ad Penny is located in) and the name of the business you would like to receive a gift car for. Employees of

UC Pennysaver are not eligible to enter. See www.ucpennysaver.com/find-penny for details.

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CONGRATULATIONS to Mike Kohler, who won last week’s Find Penny contest and will receive a $ 25 gift certificate to Roudigan’s Steakhouse!Where was Penny last week? Penny was hidden in the Maloney’s Wine & Liquor ad on pg. 7.

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Ulster County - FEBRUARY EVENTS

Saturday, February 20BIRDS OF PREY - Four live birds of prey are presented in this program. They include a hawk (usually a red-tailed hawk or Har-ris hawk), a turkey vulture, a large owl, and a falcon. We discuss the importance if these birds in the balance of nature, and how man has helped to restore endangered species such as the pere-grine falcon. A flight demonstration will be given and we will walk through the audience with the birds so that everyone can get a close look. 1-2pm at West Hurley Firehouse; 24 Wall Street, West Hurley. Free but registration is required; Age: Children

Sunday, Feb. 21 SAUGERTIES PRO MUSICA - Yalin Chi Pianist Saugerties United Methodist Church. Washington Avenue and Post Street. (67 Washington Avenue) Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 3 p.m. Saugerties Pro Musica Contact: Marion Vail; P.O. Box 276, Saugerties, NY 12477; Phone: 845-679-5733 www.saugertiespromusica.org FAMILY OF WOODSTOCK’S 5TH ANNUAL CHOCOLATE LOVERS’ BRUNCH – The Brunch has become a wonderful way to escape winter’s doldrums. Guests will enjoy listening to ac-complished pianist Andrea Shaut while sipping Mimosas and Bloody Marys and bidding on the fabulous silent auction items. A chocolate inspired brunch will be served and the event will con-clude with a spirited live auction. Some of the fabulous auction items include: a one-week stay in one of two private Cape Cod vacation homes; 2 private lessons with award-winning piano & organ player Bruce Katz; tickets to The Midnight Ramble, and so much more. Funds raised will go towards programs that serve at-risk youth as well as beginning Family’s solar/energy efficien-cy campaign. Diamond Mills Hotel & Tavern, 25 South Partition Street, Saugerties; Noon-3pm; For reservations and for informa-tion, please contact Nicole Villani at 845-331-7080 ext.155 or [email protected], www.fowinc.org. Tickets can also be pur-chased at www.familyofwoodstockinc.org

Thursday, Feb. 25 A WINTER OF CYCLISTS: A CHILL RIDE, SHOW & TELL AND FILM. Bike-Friendly Kingston, a bicycle club and advocacy group is hosting a film, A Winter of Cyclists, show & tell and an easy group ride. Seven21 Media Center, 721 Broadway, Kingston; 6-9pm; 914-646-0763, [email protected], www.bikefriendlykingston.org/events/2016/1/28/a-winter-of-cyclists Saturday, Feb. 27 FASHION SHOW FUNDRAISER – The show supports students with autism at Center for Spectrum Services. See local celebrities, autism community members, Spectrum Services staff and fami-lies, and more modeling the latest and coolest new merchandise. The night includes complimentary food, door prizes, and bever-ages, raffles, and more. Tickets $10/$25 VIP Pre-Show. Wood-stock Harley-Davidson, 949 St. Rt. 28, Kingston; 6-8:30pm; For info 845-366-2616 or [email protected].

19TH ANNUAL CHILI BOWL FIESTA - It’s time for the annual Women’s Studio Workshop Chili Bowl Fiesta! There’s no better cure for the winter blues than a plentiful scoop of chili in a brand new handmade bowl. With 900 bowls of different shapes and sizes, live entertainment, and over twenty different types of chili, it’s no wonder Chili Bowl has become one of WSW’s most popu-lar events. Rosendale Recreation Center Route 32; $5 Early ad-mission 2pm-4pm; Free general admission 4pm-7pm; Music by Dog on Fleas

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The Great Hudson River Brick Industry

Commemorating Three and a Half Centuries of Brickmaking by George V. Hutton

Published in November 2003. The colorful history of this, almost-forgotten, major industry is told in an entertaining style by author George Hutton one of the few people with personal experience in brickmaking. This is the most comprehensive book on the subject written for the general reader, but still provides basic technical information.

At the beginning of the twentieth century, brick manufacturing was the dominant industry on the Hudson River. One hundred thirty manufacturers employed eight thousand workers. Included here are accounts of technological innovations, manufacturing methods, periods of enormous production, immigrant arrival, and business crises.

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THE GREATHUDSON RIVERBRICK INDUSTRYCommemoratingThree and a Half Centuriesof Brickmaking

George V. Hutton

THE GREAT HUDSON RIVER BRICK INDUSTRYAT THE BEGINNING OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, brick manufacturing was the

dominant industry on the Hudson River. One hundred thirty manufacturers

employed seven to eight thousand workers. It was the largest brickmaking region

in the world, supplying vast amounts of this most essential building material to the

fastest-growing city in the world. Spanning three and a half centuries, this industry

ceased to exist in the year 2002. Included here are accounts of technological innova-

tions, manufacturing methods, periods of enormous production, and wrenching busi-

ness crises that transformed the entire industry. Elements of this history include the

arrival of immigrants from Ireland, Italy, Hungary and the American South, as well

as labor relations.George V. Hutton, a graduate of Williams College and Yale School of Architecture, is

a retired architect with firsthand experience in brickmaking at the Hutton Company

in Kingston, New York.“The colorful history of this, now almost-forgotten, major industry is here told in entertaining

and lucid style for the first time by one of the few surviving people with personal experience

in brickmaking. This is the most comprehensive book on the subject written for the general

reader, but still provides basic technical information. A landmark book in its field.”

—Arthur G. Adams, author of The Hudson Through the Years and The Hudson River

Guidebook

“This long overdue account is recommended reading for anyone who wants to learn about

this fascinating industry. Without this writing, essential technical information would have

vanished forever.” —William Minnock, President (retired), Powell and Minnock, Brickmakers

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At Mother Goose Nursery School, we strive to provide your children with a structured educational program in a nurtur-ing environment. We assure them of a daily routine that they can count on with a wide range of learning activities, yet we are flexible enough for children who feel are not ready to join in certain activities. Our center provides a warm, loving environment and prides itself in fostering each child’s greatest potential, helping them to derive the greatest satisfaction and benefits from individu-al and small group activities. Our staff is lead by our director, Joan Robinson and lead teacher Kirsten Armstrong, who both hold degrees in early Childhood Elementary Education.

An Open House is scheduled for February 25 6:30-8 p.m., to register your pre-schooler. We offer a variety of program options to choose from and are now accepting

the Ulster County Child Care Subsidy Program. If you would like more information on the school or to schedule a visitation time for your child, please call the office at 246-7802 or 246-0542.

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AUTOMOBILES2005 FORD ESCAPE GRAY AWD Leather 103,500 well cared for miles. All power. 27-29 MPG. 6 CD upgraded player. $6950. 518-239-8230

FOR RENT/LEASEFOR RENT 2 bedroom apart-ment with office. Heat in-cluded. Route 32, Greenville. $1000 per month. Call Linda at 518-365-5085

FOR RENT Looking for single adult to rent one bedroom apartment, Main Street, Cairo. More information call 518-622-9427 or 518-821-5694. GREENVILLE / WESTERLO 1 Bed-room 3 Room Apt. Newly Renovated. Garbage removal, snow plow, lawn care, elec-tric, heat and hot water all included. Storage available. $650 1st month & security. 845-629-6317

MISCELLANEOUSFIREWOOD Truckload firewood (3/4 cord) $225 delivered with-in 15 mile radius South Cairo. Brush Hogging and Treeworks. 518-821-3544

MOTORCYCLES

2007 KAWASAKI NINJA ZX10R – Excellent Condition, Blue/Silver Chrome Wheels and Swingarm, New Tires, A real beauty with only 10,000 miles. Asking $6200. Call 845-383-1740.

REAL ESTATE3 BEDROOM 2 BATH DOUBLE WIDE 2013 MODEL. Spacious, ca-thedral ceilings, morning room, fireplace, central air, washer/ dryer, 1344 sq ft. Covered porch, shed, nice yard, paved driveway. Located in Tuscany Meadows Park, Route 81, East Durham. Must See! Financing available. 518-821-6464. VILLAGE OF CATSKILL 4 Unit house for sale, (3-one bed-room, 1-studio). Fully rent-ed. Tenants pay all. Month-ly income $2500. Great investment property. $199,000. 914-523-8125

SERVICESDOMINICK’S BARBER SHOP Everyday is Senior Citizen’s Day! 618 Main St, Cairo. Open Tuesday-Friday 7am-3:30pm; Saturday 7am-1:30pm. Closed for lunch daily noon-1pm. 518-622-0195

WANTED TO BUYWANTED Used guns and related reloading equipment. We sell new & used guns, reloading equipment & com-ponents. C&A GUNS PLUS 518-207-1394

FOR SALESNOWBLOWER Recondi-tioned 24”, 8 hp, 4 speed, $300. Call 518-528-3129

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VILLAGE GREENREALTY

Each office is Independently Owned & Operated

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11-13 Mill Hill Rd, Woodstock, NYwww.villagegreenrealty.com

Heidi Maloney

ASSOCIATE REAL ESTATE BROKER

Cell: 845-399-2527Office: 845-679-2255 x111

When selecting a Real Estate Agent, you need someone who sees you

as a person, not a profit.

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Some long haul Trucking Companies offer tuition reimbursement for taking our 160 hour Class A 18 Wheeler Program. They will reimburse you for the program in addition to your paycheck.

ATTENTION TRUCK DRIVING COMPANIES We also specialize in Fleet Training

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Country Chic – Saugerties 1920s Cottage, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, living room has a woodstove which charms you as you enter. New eat in kitchen, large enough for your dining table, making the dining room a “make it your own” room. First floor bedroom with so much natural light with many windows & skylight, also an attached full bath and laundry. Second story with

a master suite that’s cozy and comfortable. Fully fenced yard with a workshop/potting shed. Just enough of a privacy fence to sunbathe or entertain on the deck and enjoy nature around you. Band Camp Road is a lovely country road, 20 mins to Hunter to ski or take in the summer concerts, 7 min. To the Village of Saugerties or Woodstock. Affordable and adorable!! Asking - $159,300From exit 20 NYS Thruway: Rte. 212W to Bear, right onto Blue Mtn. Rd., Bear left onto W. Saugerties Road (at small market), left on Band Camp Rd. House on left, see signs.

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845 246-9555www.helsmoortel.com

Just ListedInvestment - 2 Family Saugerties - Mt. MarionLegal two-family in Mt. Marion. Clean and updated. Would be perfect mother/daughter with 2 bedroom apt. In front and smaller 2 bedroom apt in rear of home. Both apartments have fresh paint and are clean and bright. Replacement windows throughout. Both sides have eat-in kitchens. New oil tank in rear of home. Front (larger unit) recently yielded $1100 per month, rear (smaller unit) currently yields $825 per month. Owner / front unit pays heat, hot

water, & electric. This is an excellent opportunity for first time buyer to live in front unit and rent out rear unit to help with mortgage. Home is in great shape and both apartments are very nice. $144,000

OPEN HOUSE – Saturday, Feb. 20, 1-4pm



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Ulster County PennySaver - Saugerties Edition - February 18, 2016