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Published Weekly Distributed by US Mail
“The Social and ShoppingGuide for Rensselaer County”
ARCN
Pennysaver
VOL. LIV OCTOBER 13, 2011 NO. 12
Serving Rensselaer, Saratoga, No.Albany, Schenectady and Warren Counties
FREE SHARED MAIL TO: •TROY/BRUNSWICK 12,928 •LANSINGBURGH 3,965 •MELROSE 790 •CROPSEYVILLE 679
ADVERTISER’STHEON THE INSIDE:*Dining & Entertainment...pg. 10*
pg. 11
Professional Legal RepresentationBusiness Law • Bankruptcy • Corporation Formation • Personal Tax
• Will Drafting & Estate Planning • Probate Administration
Criminal Law • All Courts • DWAI & DWI • Felonies • Misdemeanors
• Speeding & Traffic Tickets • Appeals
Family Law • Adoptions • Custody • Child & Spousal Support • Divorce
• Paternity • Separation Agreements
Real Estate • Residential & Commercial Closings • Zoning & Land Use Grievances
KATHRYN S. DELL & AL KOLAKOWSKI
283-3546Fax 283-4709
Attorneys and Counselors-At-Law298 North Greenbush Road
$195/hr. plus applicable filing fees and costs
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APPALACHIAN TRAIL PRESENTATION
Matt LaClair will share his experiences of hiking the AppalachianTrail at a covered dish supper on Sunday evening, October23rd, at 5PM. It will be held at the Valley Falls United MethodistChurch, 16 State Street, Valley Falls. Matt hiked the entire trailthis spring and summer and has shared with many school groups.Bring the whole family and a dish to pass. The public is invitedand welcome! For more information and directions, call 753-4848 or go to www.unyumc.org/churches/detail/1130.
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Columbia County actors, Tracy Trimm of Chatham and NellieRustick of Claverack star in Circle Theatre Players seasonopener, ‘Trying’ by Joanna McClelland Glass.Directed by Nancy Wilder, this richly scripted true story illustrateshow strangers, at opposite extremes of life, can poignantly andhumorously forever influence each other. Trying is about a “green”young girl, fresh off the Canadian prairie and an old aristocraticcurmudgeon “trying” to negotiate and span the enormousdifferences of youth and age, and of class and culture. The author’sreal-life experience in the mid-60’s the basis for the play, when sheworked as a secretary for Francis Biddle at his home in Washington,D.C. Judge Biddle had been Attorney General under FranklinRoosevelt. After the war, President Truman named him ChiefJudge of the Tribunal at Nuremberg. Dates are Oct. 14, 15, 21 & 22at 8pm and Oct. 16 & 23 at 2:30pm. Tickets are $16; under 18 $10and reservations can be made at 518-674-2007 or www.slca-ctp.org. The Sand Lake Center for the Arts is located at 2880 NY43, just 15 min. east of Albany.
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The Best of the Wurst GermanFood Festival will be held atThe Prince of Peace LutheranChurch in North Troy at 3rdAvenue and 111th Street onSaturday, October 22nd, from4:30PM to 6:30PM. The $6dinner will include a hardyhelping of a Wurst, RedCabbage, German PotatoSalad, Dessert and Beverage.Proceeds will benefit variouschurch ministries and hungerprograms. For info, call 235-2432.
ROAST BEEF SUPPER
Roast Beef Supper at thePittstown United MethodistChurch Hall (located just offroute 7 in the vi l lage ofPittstown) on Saturday,October 22nd, from 4PM to6PM. Menu: roast beef,mashed potatoes, beans,squash, apple sauce,beverages and homemadepies. Cost: Adults/$10,Children (5-12)/$5, Childrenunder 5 are free.For reservations, call Bev at518-663-5607.
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ERRATUMWe erroneously printed Candidate for Renss. County
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Students in Averill Park’s George Washington School presentedRensselaer County Sheriff, Jack Mahar, with a handmade thankyou card after the Sheriff visited the school and read a book tothe students written by one of his deputies.
FALL FOLIAGE HIKE AT OAKWOOD
CEMETERY• A Fall Foliage Hike Along New Trails on Saturday, October15, 9-11AM. Cost: $12.00Warren Broderick has been hard at work this past year clearingmore overgrown areas. The trails that he has discoveredwere mapped out in the original landscaping of the cemetery.Enjoy trails that have not been traveled in years and years.Fall foliage should be near its peak and Oakwood’s trees arealways spectacular. We will be hiking for 2-3 miles in naturalareas as well as cemetery sections so hiking boots or shoesand water are recommended.Call 800-556-6273 to register. Payable on arrival.Tours and events are conducted as fund-raisers by the Friendsof Oakwood Cemetery for the purpose of maintaining thegrounds, the Victorian Queen Anne gatehouse, the uppergatehouse, and the historic Gardner Earl Chapel.For more information, see our website atwww.oakwoodcemetery.org
BRUNSWICK LIBRARY EVENTSDo you have a Kindle, Nook or other eReader?Are you thinking about getting one? Come tothe library and learn more about eBooks andeReaders on Wed., November 9th, at 6:00
pm. Jo-Ann Benedetti of Upper HudsonLibrary System will explain how they work,what features they offer, and how to checkout library eBooks.It’s Movie time: Friday, Oct. 21, 3:30:Nightmare Before Christmas, rated PG—JackSkellington tries to put on Christmas, in this animated film byTim Burton.Book Sale, Saturday, Oct 29th, 10:30-2 Books, Movies,Audio, Music, and lots more! Come check out our basementbook sale, and get some bargains. If you would like tovolunteer, or donate to the book sale, now is the time!
Miller Animal Hospital will behosting its 1st Annual Pet Adop-tion and Open House on Sat-urday, October 15th, from10am-2pm at 380 N. GreenbushRoad (Route 4). There will beup to 6 local rescue groups andshelters with many cats anddogs ready to be adopted intotheir forever homes. All fami-lies who adopt a pet will re-ceive a free gift bag of good-ies, including a gift certificatefor veterinary services, to helpwelcome their new family mem-ber. Also, there will be great
raffle and door prizes, including gift certificates to local businesses,veterinary services, animal supplies, custom dental whitening (forhumans), an autographed poster from Paul Junior Designs, andMORE! All proceeds from the raffles will benefit local rescue groupsand shelters. Refreshments will be served such as subs and fallfavorites like apple cider and donuts. Kids are welcome to enjoy thebounce house! In addition, we will be holding a pet food drive atthis event. Due to Hurricane Irene, shelters are in dire need of petfood. This will be an exciting day and we look forward to seeingyou on October 15th!At Miller Animal Hospital, we are best known for practicing modernmedicine with old-fashioned caring. Our hospital is located conve-niently on Route 4 in North Greenbush. We are a well-established,full-service, small animal veterinary hospital providing comprehen-sive medical, surgical, and dental care. Our experienced hospitalteam values and respects each client and patient, and is committedto providing your pet with optimal veterinary care and personalattention. With 4 veterinarians on staff there is rarely a wait to beseen. We invite you to browse our new website at www.millerah.comwhere you will learn about us, find valuable coupons, up-to-datenews and information, and a link to our Facebook page! We areexcited to have another way of providing you with news, events,tips, and stories. Feel free to comment on our page and send uspictures of your pets!At Miller Animal Hospital, we pride ourselves on providing qualitypatient care to help your important family member stay healthy andhappy. We treat your pet as we would our own. Please feel free tocall use to schedule an appointment at 283-1166, as we are currentlyaccepting new patients. We look forward to hearing from yousoon!
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GRAFTON DEMOCRATIC PARTY and
CITIZENS PARTY CANDIDATES’ NIGHTThe Grafton Democratic and Grafton Citizens Parties wouldlike to welcome everyone to a Meet the Candidates Night onSaturday, October 15, 2011. The event will be held at theGrafton Bed and Breakfast on Route 2, just east of the village.The hours are 7 to 9PM.This is a great opportunity to meet the candidates for Town ofGrafton and Rensselaer County offices, to discuss theirrecords and their plans for the future.~Submitted by, Doug La Rocque - Grafton Democratic PartyCommitteeman
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TRAININGNavy Seaman Thomas J.Skopayko, son of Wanda L.Skopayko of Troy, N. Y.,recently completed U.S. Navybasic training at RecruitTraining Command, GreatLakes, Ill.During the eight-weekprogram, Skopayko completeda variety of training whichincluded classroom study andpractical instruction on navalcustoms, first aid, firefighting,water safety and survival,and shipboard and aircraftsafety. An emphasis was alsoplaced on physical fitness.The capstone event of bootcamp is “Battle Stations”. Thisexercise gives recruits theskills and confidence they needto succeed in the fleet. “BattleStations” is designed togalvanize the basic warriorattributes of sacrif ice,dedication, teamwork andendurance in each recruitthrough the practicalapplication of basic Navy skillsand the core values of Honor,Courage and Commitment. Itsdistinctly ‘’Navy’’ flavor wasdesigned to take into accountwhat it means to be a Sailor.
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INDOOR TRACKThe Indoor Track athletes willbe holding a CAR WASH onSaturday, October 15th, atWest Sand Lake ElementarySchool from 10AM to 2PM.Cost is $5 and all donationswill be used to reinstate IndoorTrack for the 2011-2012school year.
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AP/SL FIRE DEPT.The Averill Park/Sand LakeFire Department will hold aDeep Stack Hold’emTournament with Bounty onSaturday, October 22nd, at1PM; doors open at noon.$125 buy-in; limited to 100players. ($25 donation w/FREE Bounty Chip) Prize Poolfor the last tournament:$4,000; !!!$20,000 in Chips!!!NO RE-BUYS and NO ADD-ONS. Doors open at noon atthe Firehouse. Free Lunchand refreshments; Best of theWursts with all the Fixin’s.Reservations preferred andwalk-ins accommodated.Call Ron Berti at 674-8363 oremail at [email protected] Schedule for Averill ParkSand Lake Fire Department:Saturdays 2011 - Oct. 22nd,Nov. 19th, Dec. 17th;Saturdays 2012 - Jan. 28th,Feb. 18th, March 24th, April14th and May 12th. FUNDRAISER,
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HIGHLIGHT ACTING TROUPE PRESENTS
ARSENIC AND OLD LACEThe Highlight Acting Troupe will be presenting Arsenic and OldLace written by Joseph Kesselring and directed by Ron LeVan.Arsenic and Old Lace is a comedy about the sweet old Brewstersisters (Lucy Breyer, Georgia Visconti), who are beloved intheir Brooklyn neighborhood for their many charitable acts.One charity which the ladies don’t advertise is their ongoingeffort to permit lonely bachelors to die with smiles on theirfaces—by serving said bachelors elderberry wine spiked witharsenic. When the sisters’ drama-critic nephew Mortimer (A.J.Printsky) stumbles onto their secret, he is understandably putout—especially since he has just become engaged to ElaineHarper (Rebecca Hoffay). Given the homicidal tendencies ofhis aunts, the sinister activities of his escaped-convict olderbrother Jonathan (Mark Simpson) and the disruptive behaviorof younger brother Teddy (Mark Strock)—who is convincedthat he’s really Theodore Roosevelt, and runs around thehouse yelling “CHAAAAARGGGE”- he is hesitant to marry Elaine.Further complications ensue when the murderous JonathanBrewster arrives home, with his snivelling accomplice Dr.Einstein (Alan Angelo) in tow. When Jonathan learns that hisdarling aunts have killed twelve men, he is incensed—they’rechallenging his own record of murders. The show dates are Oct. 14, 15, 21, 22 at 8 p.m. and Oct. 16and 23 and 2 p.m. Ticket prices are $15 for adults and $12 forseniors and students. The performance will take place at theBrunswick Grange, Rt. 7 and Rt. 142 in Brunswick. Forreservations, call Christine at 663-0007. CIRCLES OF MERCY ANNOUNCES
IRISH NIGHT FUNDRAISER!!!Circles of Mercy, a sponsored Ministry of the Sisters of MercyNE Community Presents “Irish Night” fundraiser andcelebration, Featuring the Music of Frank Jaklitsch andperformances by Farrell School of Irish Dance on Saturday,October 15th, from 6PM until 10PM. To be held at MercyCenter, 310 S. Manning Blvd., Albany (across from St. Peter’sHospital). Proceeds to Benefit Circles of Mercy. Tickets are$10 in advance and $12 at the door. Tickets available atCircles of Mercy, 11 Washington St, Rensselaer, Mercy Center,310 S. Manning Blvd., Albany, and at the door. Please call462-0899 for information, tickets or table reservations.Circles of Mercy are a non-profit organization sponsored bythe Sisters of Mercy Northeast Community. The thrift shopand offices are located on Washington Street, ½ blocks northof Columbia Turnpike (next to the old Hess Gas Station). Pleasecall us at 462-0899 for more information.
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HOLIDAY BUS TOUR
You are invited to join the Rensselaer CountyMaster Gardeners on a bus trip to threeoutstanding venues in the Brandywine Valley ofPennsylvania and Delaware on Tuesday,November 29th; and Wednesday, November30th. We wil l visit Longwood Gardens,Winterthur, and Nemours Mansion, all of whichwill be decked out in their finest at the start ofthe holiday season. The cost of the trip is$225.00 double occupancy, ($290 single) whichincludes hotel with breakfast, tours of all three
venues, one dinner, one lunch, bus and tip for driver, plusadditional surprises. For information. and reservations pleasecall Helen Dolan at 674-3571.
4th ANNUAL OKTOBERFEST BENEFIT FOR
THE RENSSELAER LAND TRUST
The 4th Annual Oktoberfest Benefit for theRensselaer Land Trust will be held onSaturday, October 15th, from 4PM to 11PMat the Brown’s Brewing Company’sRevolution Hall, 425 River Street in Troy;$5 cover charge. Come Celebrate CleanWater for Clean Beer! Live Music! Fritz’s
Polka Band, Flood Road Bluegrass & The Lustre Kings.
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Academic Fall Convocationheld on September 22, 2011Members of Elmira College’sPhenomenal class of 2014were recognized during theCollege’s Fal l AcademicConvocation for receivingValedictorian, Salutatorian,Presidential, Trustee, orFounder Scholarships.MaNada Khaing ’15 of Troyearned the ValedictorianScholarship. MaNada is thedaughter of Mauny TheinNaing and Ma Khaing.Kathleen Kopaskie ’15 ofRensselaer earned theValedictorian Scholarship.Kathleen is the daughter ofJames and Genine Kopaskie.Students earn a Valedictorianor Salutatorian Scholarship forgraduating first or second intheir secondary school class.Valedictorian Scholarships arevalued at full tuition for fouryears. SalutatorianScholarships are 75 percent ofthe tuition for four years.
APHS CLASS OF 2001 - 10 YEAR
REUNION
The Averill Park High School Class of 2001 will hold a 10 YearReunion at Burden Lake Country Club on Friday, November25th, (day after Thanksgiving), from 7PM to 10PM.Cost is $25 per person and includes light appetizers, buffetdinner (Baked Ziti, Chicken Marsala, Roast Beef, BroiledHaddock, Vegetables, and Salad), coffee and dessert. Cashbar. Please make checks payable to “APHS Class of 2001Reunion” and mail to P.O. Box 612, Wynantskill, NY 12198 nolater than November 15th. Please indicate on the check yourname, as well as the name of any guest you plan on bringing.Also, find our event on facebook for more info.
BRUNSWICK HOG CHAPTER
TOY FOR TOTS RUN
On Sunday, November 6th, the BrunswickHarley Owners Group (HOG) will hold itsannual Toys for Tots Benefit Ride to raisefunds and gather toys for the Marine Corps’Toys for Tots Program. Registration beginsat 11 AM at Brunswick Harley Davidson,1130 Hoosick Rd., Troy, NY. A guided paradeof bikes, with police escort will take place atNoon. The parade will travel down routes 7 and 142, throughLansingburgh, Waterford, Crescent, Halfmoon, Niskayuna,Schenectady and end up at the Marine Recruiting Station atthe Schenectady County Airport. Last year, excellent weatherand an overwhelming biker response, resulted in over 400 bikesparticipating in the event. Last year’s parade was over 3 mileslong. In addition to donating a bundle of toys, the event raisedover $4,500 for this program. The price of admission to thisevent is one unwrapped new toy or $10 per person. Toys forolder children are particularly needed. Complimentary coffeeand donuts and a post ride gathering provided by LT’s Grill,Nott St., Niskayuna. Please direct all questions to Tom Hall at279-1145 or 279-1040.
LEARN TO SKATE AND CROSS-ICE /LEARN
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Troy-Albany Youth Hockey Association (TAYHA) is acceptingregistrations for its Cross Ice/ Learn to Play Hockey program.This program, recommended for children ages 4-7 yrs, is a 16week Cross-Ice Hockey development program for young skaters.Each session will include developmental skating skills, stick andpuck handling and exciting cross ice scrimmages. Hockeyequipment is provided free of charge to the first 30 participantsin TAYHA’s Cross Ice/Learn to Play program. The program,meets on Saturday mornings at 8:00 am at the Albany CountyHockey Facility in Albany.The Learn to Skate program is offered on Saturdays at 12:30pm at Frear Park ice rink in Troy. This 16 week program, taughtby Dave Randall of North American Hockey Systems is forchildren with little or no skating experience. Free loaner hockeyequipment is available to the first 30 registrants for Learn toSkate. Both of these programs begin the weekend of 10/22/11. For information, or to register for either program, go tohttp://troyalbany.goalline.ca/ or contact Martha Mainello [email protected]
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Parents and students listen to 5th grade teacher Mrs. Mooneyand 6th grade teacher Mr. Camenga review the expectationsfor the school year.Sacred Heart School held its annual Back to School Night onWednesday, September 21st. Ms. Susan Holland, Principal,began the evening welcoming the parents and talking about21st century learning skills and President Obama’s challenge toAmerican Educators to out-innovate and out-educate the restof the world.Parents were given an opportunity to meet their children’steachers and learn what the teachers’ expectations are for thecurrent school year.
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WINNING AUTHOR/FILMMAKERAward-winning author and filmmaker Scott Christianson willspeak about his new book on Charles Nalle, a runaway slavefrom VA on Thursday, October 20th, at 7:30PM at the PittstownTown Hall in Tomhannock. Christianson will tell how Nalle (whohid in Sand Lake and Troy before he was betrayed andarrested) was set free in the most dramatic slave rescue inAmerican history. Christianson will also reveal local detailsabout the Underground Railroad and the struggle to endslavery. Christianson has authored numerous books andarticles and has worked on documentary films for HBO, PBS,and CBS.The meeting, which is free and open to the public, is presentedby the Pittstown Historical Society.
JUSTIN FARLEY BEGINS
AMERICORP TRAININGJustin Farley, a graduate of Troy High School and SUNYPlattsburgh will be leaving on October 12th, 2011 forAmeriCorp.Justin will begin his training in October at the Southwest RegionCampus located in Denver, Colorado. For the next ten monthshe and other members of AmeriCorps will make a difference inmany lives, bringing hope to communities across the nation,through service in education, the environment, public safety,human needs, and disaster relief.Justin is the grandson of Nancy and Arthur Rockwell, boththe Rockwell’s can be found working at the Doors of Hope.Nancy is the Coordinator there and Art does whatever isasked of him, both provide community service with a smile.
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The Poestenkill Historical Society welcomes all to their TuesdayOctober 25th, 2011 program. Featured speaker will be MichaelBarrett who will present a program on THE AMERICAN CIVILWAR or THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES. This being the 150thAnniversary of the Civil War, the following are a few factsabout the war. Date: April 12th,1861-Apri l9th,1865.Location:Southern Unites States, NortheasternUnited States, Western United States, AtlanticOcean.Soldiers: USA-2,100,000.CSA-1,064,4000.USACasualties/losses-140,414 killed in action,365,000 totaldead,275,200 wounded. CSA-75,524 killed in action, 260,000total dead, 137,000+ wounded. The program is free andrefreshments will be provided by Linda Sagendorf. ThePoestenkill Historical Society’s program will be held in thePoestenkill Town Hall on RT 351, October 25th, at 7:00 pm.For Information, call Pat, 518-283-5223.
COME HELP US ROCK THE VALLEYA fundraiser to benefit local victims of Tropical Storm Irene will beheld from noon-midnight Saturday, Oct. 15th, in downtownSchoharie. The Schoharie Valley Rock’n’Roll Flood Relief Concert,sponsored by The Schoharie Kiwanis Club, and hosted by PYX106, will feature many popular local bands, including Poor DeadMolly, Flashback, Shakey Ground, Bar Stool Orphans, ChickenHerders, M-16 and Erin Harkes. The event will also feature a beertruck, chicken barbeque, food vendors and 50-50 raffles. AChildren’s Fun Fair from 10 a.m. to noon will be sponsored by theSchoharie Promotional Association, with games, contests, pumpkinand face painting, a magician show, Halloween treats, toy drop tobenefit children in Schoharie County, and child ID station. The fairwill be held in the County Courthouse courtyard on Main Street.A large group of students from throughout Schoharie County willperform the song “We Can Rebuild,” written by Richie Phillips ofWGNA, and students from Schoharie Elementary School,at 2:30 inthe afternoon. Donations will be accepted throughout the day,with proceeds to benefit the Schoharie County Community ActionProgram for Schoharie County flood victims. Donations can alsobe mailed to Schoharie Flood Aid 2011, c/o Schoharie Kiwanis,P.O. Box 305, Schoharie NY 12157. For information, go to http://www.schohariepromo.org, SCHOHARIE VALLEY ROCK-N-ROLLRELIEF Face Book event page
OLD DOG, STRAY DOGEvery year animal control officers receive calls about old dogswho suddenly and mysteriously disappear. The dog may havestayed on the property for 10 years or more with no inclinationto leave. Dog owners tend to feel comfortable as the dogages. After all, if he hasn’t wandered off by now he isn’t likelyto. Yet, one day the old dog is gone. Unfortunately, too manyof these old dogs are never seen alive again. Most owners donot consider the fact that, as dogs age, they share some ofthe same changes as humans. Some dogs don’t see as well orhear as well as they used to. Arthritis is common as well aschanges in behavior.Cognitive changes may progress slowly and may be easy tomiss. Like people, dogs vary greatly in how they age. Whendementia occurs in dogs, it can involve subtle or dramaticbehavior. A dog may appear disoriented at times. His sleepinghabits may change, his housebreaking may suffer and he maynot respond to circumstances as he used to. A dog may exhibitone sign of dementia or many. One of the most commonbehaviors is an old dog walking aimlessly. It is not at all unusualfor an old dog to simply walk, putting one foot in front of theother, with no destination in mind. This behavior is not unusualin humans with dementia, as we know. In the case of a dogwho always stayed on the property without use of a fence, wenow have a dog walking aimlessly into the woods or roadway.When these dogs get tired, they simply lay down whereverthey are, in a ditch, in the road or in the woods. If and whenthey get up again, many of these poor animals have no directionof travel in mind. If they get too wet, too cold and too lost, theold dog may not survive.It is important to pay close attention to behavior changes inaging dogs. If there are signs of disorientation, see yourveterinarian. There are some drugs that may help. At thevery least, the older dog should be safely contained in a fencedyard and watched closely.~Catherine Crawmer, Animal Control Officer 477-8230
BBQ CHICKEN
DINNERPrince of Peace LutheranChurch will be serving a BBQChicken Dinner at 3rd Avenueand 111th Street in NorthTroy on Saturday, November12th, from 4:30PM to 6:30PM.The $5 Chicken dinner willinclude a baked potato,dessert and beverage. Theproceeds will benefit churchministries and local communityprograms. For info, call 235-2432.
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In celebration of National Pizza Month, on October 25, 2011,Troy Boys & Girls Club is hosting their fourth annual specialevent; Pizzapalooza at Franklin Terrace Ballroom in Troy from6-8 pm. Pizzapalooza is a gourmet pizza tasting event andcompetition which challenges local culinary teams to make thebest pies in the region! Guests attending the event sample thepizzas entered into the competition, bid on live and silent auctionitems and ultimately, vote for their “People’s Choice” favorite!Pizzapalooza will challenge teams to “think outside the pizzabox” and create pies that are as creative as their imaginationwill allow! Previous year’s entries included: General Tso’s ChickenPizza, Lobster Thermador Pizza, Granny Apple Caramel DessertPizza, Lasagna Pizza, Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Ahi Tuna Pizza,and the award winning Smokehouse Pizza from The TowneTavern! The variations are endless! And of course, recipes forthe classic red sauce and cheese variety will definitely be onthe menu!Local celebrity judges will be tasting and voting for the pizzas inthe following categories Best Traditional (Thin Crust – RedSauce), Best Traditional (Thick Crust - Red Sauce). Best WhitePizza, Most Creative and Best Overall. Previous participantshave included: The Arlington House, Baba Louie’s SourdoughPizza, Carol’s Place, DeFazio’s, Gianna’s Pizzas and Subs, Rusty’sSecond Ave. Pizza and La Bella’s. General admission tickets areonly $25 in advance.Get a jump on your holiday shopping at our fabulous auction!Bid on such exciting auction items as autographed sports andcelebrity items, overnight stays, pampering packages,restaurant gift certificates and much more. All proceeds fromthis event will benefit Troy Boys & Girls Club which has beenproviding a safe haven and positive enrichment programs toyouth in Troy for over 100 years. For more information, contactSharon Smith at 274-3781 or via email at [email protected]
2012 POESTENKILL YOUTH SKI CLUB
Come join the Town of Poestenkill’s 2012 Ski Clubat Jiminy Peak starting January 8th. Theprogram is held on Sundays from 3:00 to 7:30.Ski club is 7 weeks long, 6 of the sessions include1 hour of instruction. Children and adults arewelcome to join. You can pick up your applicationpacket at the Town Hall, or for more information,please contact Tara Houser, the Youth Director at 283-5100ex. 107 or [email protected]. All fees andapplications are due on November 15, 2011.*The Town of Poestenkill welcomes non-residents as well*
ARC IN THE PARK 5K RACE
The Arc of Rensselaer County presents The“Arc in the Park 5K Race” which will be heldon Sunday, October 16th, at the RensselaerTech Park in North Greenbush at 10AM. Thisis our second year of doing a 5K Race andwe hope to raise money to support ourprograms and services for people withintellectual disabilities in our community.
We are looking for people to participate in the “Arc in the Park5K Race”. You can walk, run or roll (use a wheelchair) in the 5Krace. There will also be a 1/2 mile Fun Run/Walk/Roll that isfree for all ages at 9:30AM. The race will start at 10AM andthe cost if you pre-register is $20, and the first 100 peoplereceive a T-shirt. If you want to register the day of the event,it will be $25. Registration is from 8AM to 9:45AM. Follow thesigns for parking and check-in.Come out and support The Arc of Rensselaer County’sprograms and services that support people with intellectualdisabilities. If you would like to sign up, volunteer or receivea registration flyer, pleas call Susan Streb at 274-3110, ext.3003 or email [email protected].
TROY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1962
The Class of ’62 THS, Troy, NY is beginning plans for the 50thReunion, to be held June 8-10, 2012. We are in need ofaddresses and/or email addresses. If you are a member of thisclass, please send your name/address to sannay03@aol or call518-235-1362 & leave a phone message.
FREE WORKSHOP
On Monday, October 24th, Hope United Methodist Church, 566Brunswick Rd., Troy is offering a free community workshop,The Ages of Infancy facilitated by Lynn Morris, the Children’sMinistry Coordinator and nationally certified Program for Infantand Toddler Care trainer. This workshop introduces the conceptof the three stages of infancy by emphasizing the rapid growthand changing needs of children between birth and three yearsof age. Although children deal with issues of security,exploration and identity throughout the years of early childhood,each of these issues become a primary factor during one of thethree stages. Again, call the church office at 279-1403 to becontacted with further information. No childcare will be availablefor this event.
NY ARMY NATIONAL GUARD PROMOTIONS
Soldiers receive new rank, new responsibilitiesMajor General Patrick A. Murphy, The Adjutant General for theState of New York, announces the promotion of members of theNew York Army National Guard in recognition of their capabilitiesfor additional responsibility and leadership.Shayna Massara from Nassau, and serving with the 1156th EngineerCompany is promoted to the rank of Private First Class. JacobWeitzel from Sand Lake, and serving with the Company D 3-142ndAviation is promoted to the rank of Private First Class. Kerri Kenyonfrom Troy, and serving with the 27th Infantry Brigade CombatTeam is promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Christopher Albert fromTroy, and serving with the Headquarters and Support Company42nd Infantry Division is promoted to the rank of Master Sergeant.Mark Miron from Troy, and serving with the Intelligence andSustainment Company 42nd Infantry Division is promoted to therank of Master Sergeant. Army National Guard promotions arebased on overall performance, attitude, leadership ability, anddevelopment potential. These promotions additionally recognizethe best qualified Soldiers and attract and retain the highest caliberCitizen Soldiers for a career in the New York Army National Guard.For more information about the New York Army National Guard,visit www.dmna.state.ny.us or www.1800goguard.com.
& BAKE SALE
Gilead Lutheran Church, located at the intersections of RTs.7 & 278 in Center Brunswick, (Red Brick Church on the hill) willhold a Rummage and Bake Sale on October 28th from 4pm -7pm; & October 29th from 9am - 3pm to benefit the recentFlood Victims/Red Cross and The Gilead Ceil ingFund. Looking for slightly used kitchen items, clothing,pocketbooks, scarves, gloves, hats, shoes and bedding,curtains, towels etc. Donations will be accepted in ourFellowship Hall starting on Saturday, October 20th. Pleasecall 283-5245, Marion Daus, the day before so she can meetyou at the church to receive your donations.
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Joseph Michael Kolarcik Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) organizationspreading awareness regarding stillborn children.JMKF is raising money to provide financial assistance to parentsof stillborn children and first year unexpected infant deaths inorder to provide a proper resting place in accordance with theirbeliefs. JMKF is vital means of keeping our dear son Joseph’smemory alive. Come join us for our 3rd Annual AngelversaryBenefit Dinner, on 10/22/11 from 6-10pm at Glen SandersMansion. Enjoy Good Food, Drinks, Music, Dancing, FunAuctions, 50/50 Raffle, New Friends! Tickets Only $55 perPerson; Contact Cynthia at 518-878-9000.
FALL GALA DINNER DANCE
Troy Area Senior Service Center, 19 Third Street will besponsoring our annual “Fall Gala” at the Franklin Terrace Ballroomon Thursday, October 20, 2011, from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Thisevening includes your dinner choice of Stuffed Chicken Breastor Stuffed Fillet of Sole. Rensselaer County Executive KathleenJimino will serve as Master of Ceremonies. Entertainment willbe provided by the Ron Cremisio and Friends Band for yourlistening and dancing pleasure. Our sponsors are: MVP HealthCare, CDPHP, Wellcare, Fidelis and Bob DeMeo’s Discount Wine& Liquor. The cost is $25 per person for all Rensselaer CountySeniors. Limited seating, sign up early. For more information,contact the center at 270-5348.CLASSIE LASSIE AVALANCHE SPAGHETTI
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The Classie Lassie Avalanche 12 &under girls softball team willbe holding their 2nd Annual Spaghetti Dinner and Gift Raffle onMonday, October 17th, from 5-8pm at Uncle Marty’s AdirondackGrill, 2930 Route 43, in Averill Park. Dinner costs $8 for adultsand $6 for children under 10. Meal includes pasta and meatballs,salad, bread, dessert, and coffee & soda. Cash bar available.Pre-sale t ickets and takeout are available, [email protected] or 229-8618. In addition to many giftbaskets for raffle, there will be Party of Gold, so bring your goldand silver for cash. All proceeds benefit the Classie LassieAvalanche Girls Softball team.
“SPIRITS OF FALL”
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The thirteenth annual “Spirits of Fall” a wine and cheese festivalwill be held on Saturday, October 22nd, from 4PM to 6PM at thehistoric Grafton Inn. The event is sponsored by the GraftonHistorical Society. The popular event features award winningNew York State wines as well as an array of New York and othercheeses. Once again, there will be plenty of other hot and coldappetizers. We are also pleased to continue to have many doorprizes and a raffle basket that features homemade and gourmetitems. Proceeds from this affair help fund the activities of thesociety such as monthly programs, newsletters and otherpublications. Ticket price is $20 per person. Advance ticket salesonly. Please contact Dorothy Surprise [email protected] or 641-9660 to purchase your ticket.PIG ROAST BENEFIT DINNER
Pig Roast Dinner Benefit is being held for the Hoosick Falls Pownelfamily, Roy & Amy Squiers. Amy is in her early 30’s and is losinga battle to a rare type of cancer. The money is going towardspaying the endless bills of dealing with the illness! Roy & Amyhave a 2 year old son. Roy would like to spend as much timewith Amy as he can, but has to keep working to pay the bills andkeep health insurance.Roy’s friends and co-workers will be holding this benefit to helphim take time off to be with his wife. Date: Saturday, October15th, from 2-7pm at the Petersburg Veterans Memorial Hall.Dinner will be served at 4PM. There will be a 50/50 raffle andChinese Auction. In addition to the Pig Roast dinner, the menuwill include a salad, hamburgers, hotdogs, dessert, and abeverage. Cost: Adults/$20, Kids 12 & up/$10 and Kids under12 are FREE.Donations can also be made at any Capital CommunicationFederal Credit Union: Roy Squiers Benefit. For moreinformation, please contact Rich Reger at 279-0565 or NEMF at464-1986.
PANCAKE & SAUSAGE BREAKFAST
The Brunswick Elk’s Lodge # 2556, 665 Brunswick Rd (Route2) Troy will be hosting an All-You-Can-Eat Pancake & SausageBreakfast from 8:00 am till 12 noon on Sunday, October 16th,to benefit the Kelly Melville Medical Fund. Breakfast includesbuttermilk pancakes, blueberry pancakes, breakfast sausage,juice, coffee, decaf & tea. Donation of $10/ adult, $5/children5-10, and under 5 are free. Reservations appreciated, butnot necessary, unless it is a party of 10 or more. ContactCindy at 233-7496 or [email protected].
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The Cornerstone CommunityChurch, located at ThirdAvenue and 115th Street inLansingburgh will offer Nextto New clothing, books,housewares and smallappliances to the communityat very reasonable prices.This ministry, called “TheCorner Shoppe”, will be openThursdays and Saturdaysfrom 9am to 1pm. For furtherinformation, you may call thechurch office at 235-3851.
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ZOMBIE APPRECIATION PARTYThe Troy Public Library will hold a Zombie Appreciation Partyon Wednesday, October 19th, from 3PM - 5PM at theLansingburgh Branch. Come embrace your zombie tendenciesat our Zombie Appreciation Party. In order to celebrate allthings ZOMBIE, there will be zombie movies, zombievideogames, zombigami, and zombie snacks. Zombie attireencouraged, but not required. Please call ahead to register.This program is appropriate for teens 13-18. This program isfree and open to the public. Please make reservations bycalling the library at 235-5310. The Troy Public Library islocated at 27 114th Street, Troy.
EDDY DAYBREAK HALLOWEEN BASH!The Eddy DayBreak programs will be hosting their third annualDayBreak Gathering where all five programs from thecommunity come together to enjoy a day of fun, food andgreat memories. This year’s theme is the DayBreak HalloweenBash. And yes - there will be costumes! The event is beingheld at the Rensselaer DayBreak location, 50 Herrick Street inRensselaer from 11am - 1pm on Friday, October 21st. DayBreakparticipants will enjoy apple cider and donuts from GooldOrchards, music by Brian Zapel, a baked ziti dinner and plentyof dancing! The Eddy DayBreak provides a safe and secureenvironment for the aging and disabled population and offersa fun-filled day of recreation, independence and community.Join us for a “ghoulishly” good time!
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SMORGASBORDCohoes Women of the Mooseinvite you to our celebrationof a Smorgasbord to be heldon October 14th; starting at5:30PM until 8:30PM at theUnited Church of Cohoes, 132Mohawk Street. Cost: $8/Adults, $5/Children 12-6 andFree for Children 5 and under.For your entertainment,please enjoy “After Midnightwith Courtney Shayne” APatsy Cline experience.
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HaUNTED:There are some love stories where death isn’t an ending – it’sjust the beginning. Destined lovers separated only by theirtime among the living. A union so strong that it actually pressesthe fabric of time and space.The perfect cap to your Halloween season, Columbia HS GredBrendan McDermott brings his original play “HaUNTED: A LoveStory/A Ghost Story” to the James L. Meader Little Theatre onthe Russell Sage College campus in Troy this November,presented by Class Act Productions.“HaUNTED” is the story of recently widowed Laura Aveyard,who has since inherited her husband’s house, his multi-billiondollar bottled water company – and his ghost.“HaUNTED” runs November 3 - 5 at 8 p.m., and on Sunday,November 6, at 2 p.m. Tickets are $18 at the door, $15 inadvance. Seniors and students with a valid student I.D. arejust $12. To reserve tickets, please call 518-248-2618.
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Imagine experiencing the bright green spring of a March 21-28tour of Ireland, with visits to Dublin, Galway, Kilkenny, Waterford,Ennistymon and more. The rate of $1,595 per person sharingincludes round trip air fare from JFK and six nights of first class orsuperior first class hotel stays, including one night at ClontarfCastle. Also included are full Irish breakfasts, two hotel dinners,all transportation and sightseeing via motor coach with the servicesof a professional guide. Your cost includes visits to Newgrange,Dunbrody Ship Museum, The Burren, Rathbaun Farm, and theCliffs of Moher, as well as a $25 donation to the Sand Lake TownLibrary. Optional additional activities include the Guinness BreweryStorehouse Tour for $23 and a Kilkenny Castle Visit for $11. Forcomplete details, and a daily itinerary, go to noreenyost.com orpick up a brochure at the library’s front desk. A nonrefundable$200 deposit reserves your seat, with a second deposit of $750due by Monday, October 10, and final payment due November18. Travel insurance is available for an additional $137.
LASAGNA DINNER
AT ST. MICHAEL’SThe Men’s Club of St. MichaelsThe ArchangelChurch,located at 175 WilliamsRoad in Troy is sponsoring aLasagna Dinner on Tuesday,October 25 th, from 5PM to7PM. Cost is $11/Adults, $4/Children and Advance salesare $9. Please call 273-5037for more info.
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ROAST PORK
DINNER AT
HOPE UMC
Hope United Methodist Churchwill host its Annual Roast PorkDinner on Saturday, October22nd, from 4:30PM - 6:30PM.It will be a continuous seating.The cost is $12/adults, $5/children 5 - 11, and childrenunder 5 are free. Ticketreservations are preferredbut not necessary. Forreservations, call 518-279-9601. The Hope UMC WorshipCenter is located at the cornerof Brunswick Road (Route 2)and Garfield Road in the Townof Brunswick (Eagle Mills).
FESTIVE ITALIAN
DINNER
An Italian dinner will be held atSt. John’s Episcopal Church, 146First Street (corner of First andLiberty Streets) in Troy onFriday, October 14th, starting at5:30PM.Dinner will include antipasto,salad, garlic bread, spaghetti orlasagna, ice cream,and Italian cookies. Coffee, tea,milk or soft drinks included.Beer and wine wil lbe available for purchase. Cost:Adults/$10; children 6-12/$5;famil ies/$25. Childrenunder 5 FREE. Please makereservations by calling 274-5884.
HOMEMADE
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Eagle Mills Christian Church,located at 1 Maple Avenue(corner Maple and RT 2) inTroy will hold a Homemade All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast servedto you at your table onOctober 15th from 8AM to11AM. Cost: $6/Adults and$3/Children under 10. Menuincludes: Eggs cooked toorder, Homefries, PorkSausage, French Toast,Regular and BlueberryPancakes, Toast (white,wheat or rye), coffee, tea,juice and milk. This month’sspecial is “Pumpkin Pancakes”and S.O.S.
BRUNSWICK LIBRARY BOOK
DISCUSSION GROUP
The Brunswick Community Library invites you to a stimulatingbook discussion group with scholar Marie Venaglia on theliterature of WWII. We’ll meet monthly at 6:00 pm. Books willbe available for loan approx. one month in advance.• Wed. Oct. 19th—Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet,by Jamie Ford• Wed. Nov. 16th—Unbroken, by Laura HillenbrandMorning discussions will be held at the Sacred Heart Church,310 Spring Avenue, Troy, on the same day at 10:15 am. Formore information, please call the library at 279-4023
MAMMOGRAPHY SAVES LIVES
The Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline & Support
Program is urging women to get mammograms.
“October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a significant timeto remind women to get mammograms,” says Hillary Rutter,the director of the Adelphi Breast Cancer Program “I hopethat this month women will take the time to make anappointment for a mammogram. Approximately 95 percent ofall mammograms prove to be normal.”For more information and to locate an accredited mammographyfacility nearby, call the Adelphi New York Statewide BreastCancer Hotline & Support Program at 800-877-8077. Callerscan also get emotional support from the hotline’s speciallytrained volunteers, most of whom are women who have hadbreast cancer.The hotline has been in existence for 31 years. It is a projectof the Adelphi University School of Social Work on Long Island.All services are free. The web site is: www.adelphi.edu/nysbreastcancer.
CO. LEGISLATURE TEAMS UP WITH ELOT
FOR ELECTRONICS RECYCLING DAY
The Rensselaer County Legislature will again team up with Troybusiness eLot to sponsor an electronics recycling day on October22, Chairman of the Legislature Martin Reid and Legislator AlexShannon announced. The electronics recycling event will bethe sixth jointly sponsored by Rensselaer County and eLot.Participation in the past electronics recycling days has beenoutstanding. “We have had great success with the past ffiveelectronics recycling days and invite residents to participate inthe event on October 22,” said Shannon.“These recycling events have proven to be a great way tosafely recycle unwanted electronics and appliances. We arehappy to continue with our partnership with eLot in sponsoringthese important events,” said Legislator Judith Breselor.The sixth electronics recycling day will be held Saturday,October 22, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the eLot location on MainStreet in South Troy. Residents can drop off appliances andelectronics for free. There will be a $20 charge each for televisionand no console TVs will be accepted. Lamps are subject to acharge. The event is organized by the county EnvironmentalManagement Council, which is an office of the CountyLegislature. For more questions regarding the event, pleasecall the EMC at 270-2888.
TRANSFIGURATION
PARISH BOOK
NOOK IS OPEN!
The Book Nook ofTransfiguration Parish onHillview Drive in Speigletown isopen from 9:00 am until noon,on Saturday, October 15th. Ourbookshelves are filled with newdonations by your favoriteauthors and the children’s closetis bursting with so manywonderful books for children ofall ages. During the month ofOctober, visit our Annex and filla bag of books for just $2 a bag.The Annex includescookbooks, arts & crafts,religion, self-help and many ofyour favorite authors. VHS tapesare 10/$1, CD’s and DVD’s arejust $1. Featured authors forthis month are JD Robb, NoraRoberts and Danielle Steel withunbelievable prices of 5/$1 forpaperbacks and 3/$1 on hardcovers. We have many largeprint books, historical novelsand biographicals. Remember,the Book Nook will be openSaturday, October 15th, withthese listed specials. The Annexwill not be available afterOctober, so bring your coffeeand browse through the BookNook and The Annex and joinin the October Book Blowout!
LANSINGBURGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
OCTOBER MEETING
Our October meeting will be held on Thursday, October 13th, at7:30PM at the Melville House located on the corner of 114th Streetand First Avenue in Lansingburgh. Michael Esposito, a long-timeTroy resident and retired librarian, will speak about Troy’s LittleItaly. His book on this subject was issued by Arcadia Publishing in2009. Italian immigrants began arriving in Troy in the late 1880s,escaping the abject poverty of their homeland. They settled justsouth of the central business district, in an area bustling with activity.The neighborhood contained blocks of two- and three-story brickbuildings and a mix of row houses and freestanding homes onstreets adjacent to Mount Ida, the city’s most prominent geographicfeature. These Italian immigrants began opening small businesses,particularly on Fourth Street, the center of the Little Italyneighborhood, and soon became an important part of Troy’s culturalheritage. Signed and inscribed copies of his book will be availablefor purchase at the meeting. The meeting is open to the public andrefreshments will be served. For further information, call the Societyat 235-7647 or 235-3501 (recorded message), or consult the Society’swebsite at http://www/lansingburghhistoricalsociety.org/
EPIC PRESENTATION
Rensselaer County ’s TroySenior Service Center, 19Third Street will be having anEPIC Presentation onWednesday, October 19th, at10:00 am to inform seniors ofthe recent changes in the EPICProgram. Candy Whitehallfrom the New York State EPICProgram will be here to discussthe changes and to tell youhow they may affect you. Youcan call the Center at 270-5348 for more information.
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The Town of Poestenkill was heavily impacted by the recentsevere weather caused by Tropical Storms Irene and Lee. Theresultant flooding from these storms washed out roads,eroded land along the Poesten Kill and destroyed severalhomes as well as severely damaging others. There are stillmany town residents who are struggling to recover from theresults of the flooding that ravaged their homes and property.A collaboration of town organizations will be sponsoring anevent, Poestenkill Spirit Day, to raise funds to aid thoseresidents who have been adversely affected.This benefit is still in the planning stages. Thus far, the programincludes a roast beef dinner, sponsored by the townorganizations, at the Poestenkill Fire Department, a raffle ofitems donated by local merchants and a special raffle of alarge screen TV. It will also be an opportunity for the communityto come together to aid our neighbors.Please save the date, October 29. As more details becomeavailable, they will be announced in The Advertiser and on theTown of Poestenkill website (www.townofpoestenkillny.org)and the Poestenkil l Library website(www.poestenkilllibrary.org).
KNITTING FOR NOVICES IN GRAFTONGrafton Community Library is presenting a series of introductoryknitting classes for beginners. No experience is necessary.This class will have techniques, projects, social networking forknitters, great books and whatever else we can fit in. Together,we will be making dishcloths and a hat in time for holidaygiving.Instructor Lynda Holt has twenty-five years of knittingexperience. She owns two sheep and is experienced in spinningand using natural dyes to color yarn. Lynda makes her home inPittstown with her husband, two boys, and her stash of yarn.The group will meet for six Mondays beginning October 17through November 28, excluding Halloween on October 31.Class time is 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. and materials are provided.Class size is limited and participants must be at least ten yearsold. Pre-registration is required either in person or by callingthe library at 279-0580. The Grafton Community Library islocated at 2455 NY Route 2.This project is made possible in part through a CommunityArt$ Grant, a program funded by The Arts Center of theCapital Region through the New York State Council on theArts, a state agency.
MILITARY MUSEUM DISPLAYS QUILT
HONORING MOTHERS & FALLEN SERVICE
MEMBERSA quilt featuring the names of 24 Capital Region servicemembers who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2001goes on display at the New York State Military Museum nextweek.The quilt features white stars on a blue backgroundembroidered with the name of the service member and nextto that is gold star featuring the name of the service membersmother.The quilt is a tribute from the Capital Region Chapter of BlueStar Mothers of America Inc. to the Gold Star mothers whohave lost sons or daughters in the two wars, said Janet Moran,the chapter president of Blue Star Mothers.The stars reference banners that have been hung in housesand windows since World War I to indicate a member of thefamily serving in combat and a death in combat.During World War I, families with one or more members servingin the military would hang banners in the window with one,two, or more blue stars for each service member. When afamily member was killed in action, the blue star became agold star.In 1928, a group of mothers whose sons had been killed inthe war formed the Gold Star Mothers as a supportorganization and as a way to remember their children.Blue Star Mothers was organized in 1998 as a way for womenwith sons and daughters in the military to support their childrenand all military members.The Capital Region Blue Star Mothers began working on theirtribute quilt in July. Some of the 1090 members cut out fabricwhile others did the sewing, Moran said.The quilt was formally presented to the Gold Star Mothersfrom the Capital Region on Sept. 24 and will hang in themuseum in October as a way to share it with the public,Moran said.The quilt complements the recently opened exhibit on theNew York National Guard since Sept. 11, 2001, said MilitaryHistory Museum curator Courtney Burns. A part of the exhibitshonors the 32 Soldiers of the New York Army National Guardwho have died in Iraq and Afghanistan, he said.The New York State Military Museum is located in the SaratogaSprings Armory at 61 Lake Avenue, Saratoga Springs, NY,12866.
ARMY NATIONAL GUARD SOLDIER
REENLISTMENTSCitizen Soldiers extend their service to state and nation
Major General Patrick A. Murphy, the Adjutant General,announces the recent reenlistment of members of the NewYork Army National Guard in recognition of their continuingcommitment to serve community, state and nation as part ofthe Army National Guard.Staff Sergeant Anthony Buchanan from Melrose, has reenlistedto continue service with the Company B Recruiting & Retention.Sergeant Keith Adams from Troy, has reenlisted to continueservice with the Detachment 1 Company A 1-224th AviationSupply and Services Battalion. Specialist Matthew Whalen fromTroy, has reenlisted to continue service with the Headquartersand Headquarters Combat Aviation Brigade 42nd InfantryDivision. Sergeant Major Charles Tillman from East Greenbush,has reenlisted to continue service with the Headquarters andHeadquarters Company 369th Sustainment Brigade. SergeantJohn Chaffee from Troy, has reenlisted to continue servicewith the Headquarters and Headquarters Company BrigadeSpecial Troops Battalion 27th Infantry (Brigade Combat Team).Master Sergeant Mark Miron from Troy, has reenlisted to continueservice with the Intelligence and Sustainment Company 42ndInfantry Division.For more information about the New York Army National Guard,visit www.dmna.ny.gov or www.1800goguard.com.
TUESDAYS AT NOON CONCERTSThe AM Duo, Emil Altschuler, violin and Jerome Mouffe, guitaropen St. Paul’s Tuesdays at Noon on October 18th, 2011-2012series with an eclectic mix of classic and contemporary works.Included are transcriptions of music by de Falla, Bartok, andAlbeniz.Emil Altschuler is described by master violinist Erik Friedman as“a very gifted violinist who possesses the talent and capabilityto become a truly outstanding violinist of his generation” playingwith “a sound and accuracy of intonation that are trulyextraordinary.” He holds degrees from the Julliard School andthe Yale University School of Music.Guitarist Jerome Mouffe earned his Master of Music degreefrom the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles and a PostgradiertDiploma at the Mozarteum Universitat, Salzburg. He is a doctoralcandidate at the New England Conservatory under the directionof Eliot Fisk. His debut CD, Capriccio, was released in 2009.Those attending are welcome to bring their lunch. Donationsare accepted. The church is handicapped accessible. Foradditional information, go to www.stpaulstroy.org.
VOLUNTEER WITH AARP TAXAIDEAARP Taxaide provides free tax preparation for taxpayers withlow to moderate income, with preference for seniors. We areseeking new volunteers to help us serve taxpayers in RensselaerCounty. AARP membership is not required. We will hold trainingclasses for new volunteers in September and October, andeach new volunteer will be paired with a seasoned volunteerduring the tax season. Volunteers may serve in a number ofways, including tax preparation, publicity, computer support,site manager and greeter. Volunteers serve at sites close tohome and on days that suit their convenience. To learn moreabout AARP Taxaide, call David Aikens at 279-4701 or email meat [email protected].
ROAST PORK
DINNERThe First Reformed Church ofWynantskill will hold its annualRoast Pork Dinner onSaturday, November 5th,from 4PM to 6:30PM withcontinuous servings. Take-outs are also available. Themenu includes roast pork,mashed potatoes, gravy,apple stuffing, applesauce,coleslaw, squash, rol lsbeverage and assorted pies.Tickets are $12, children 5-11yrs. are $6 and children under5 are free. Advancereservations are appreciated.Please leave a message withthe church secretary at 283-4420.
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Delivery drivers. Local routes. (I-90 exit 12). Company box truck,no special license needed.Excellent customer service. Freeemployee health/dental premiums,401k. $30’s. Call Dutton 888-786-0791
Dishwashers: Part time positionsavailable immediately. Pleaseapply in person at PaoloLombardi’s Ristorante, 104 WestSand Lake Rd., Wynantskill.
Exp.hairstylist, FT @ busy walk-insalon in E. Greenbush.Guaranteed salary, generouscommission, paid vac/holidays.Fantastic Sams 479-4504. Ask forBeth
FT counter help, apply in personCrown Cleaners 627 Columbia Tp
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Greenbush Child Caring, Inc.is seeking energetic individualswho have experience workingwith children to work as ActivityLeaders in before and/or after-school programs in the EastGreenbush and Averill ParkCSD. Hours are 7:00-9:00 a.m.and/or 3:00-6:00 p.m. Jobduties include supervisingchildren while leadingrecreational activities.
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Greeters/Customer Service. Weneed 45 to work Black Friday 1:30am-9:30 am assisting customers@ Rensselaer loc. DT required.Earn extra money for holidays.Call 371-4343 or stop in Fridaysbetween 9-3pm. Corepay, Inc. 2Halfmoon Executive Park Dr.Clifton Park.
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BRUNSWICK ELKS
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**VENDORS NEEDED**The Brunswick Elks LadiesAuxiliary will be holding theirannual craft fair on November12, 2011. Spaces are $25.For more information,contact Denise at 273-1449.
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$590 1 BR loft in beautifulconverted church, Main Street,Castleton 477-9100 ext 103
$975-1st fl 3BR on 15th St., Troy,perfect for RPI students, O/Sparking, laundry, porch, AVAIL.NOW 477-9100 pin 304
2BR Nassau Village area. Newlypainted. Refurb, storage shed,use of yd, no dogs, trash incl. 5min walk to bus to Albany.Financially stable, matureindividuals wanted. $725. 917-733-7119
AP district. Large like new 2 BR,laundry room w/ hkups, deck offLR, ceiling fans, gas heat, brightand open, must see. $875+ util.265-5984
Averill Park 2 BR, w/d, nosmoking, no pets. $900/mo. Heatand hot water included. 674-0395
APARTMENTS FORRENT
Averill Park, 2 BR, no pets, nosmoking, $800 heat included 674-0395
E. Greenbush, $750 all utils.included, 1 person, no pets.(518) 477-9214
EG $670 + util, 1 large br,updated w/double closets, mins toAlbany, quiet dead-end st.Parking, laundry, 1 yr lease w/ 1stmo. & sec req. N/S N/P Perfect for1. Call 518-365-7896
EG $700/ $825. 1& 2 BR, heat,h/w incl. Well main., quietcomplex. No pets, sec, refs, lease449-2122
Halfmoon townhouse Ex. 8,$1,300/ $1,500. 2 BR & loft, 3BA., high ceilings, 2 car garage,large deck, hardwood flrs,fireplace, 1/4 acre land, 1500 sq.ft plus maintenance package.Pets OK. 389-5253
Large duplex apt., Castleton, 2 br,1 ba, 1250 sf, hw flrs, eat-inkitchen, LR, DR, off st. park, 1st,last & sec. deposit required. $750utils. not included. 256-5388
Nassau studio apt. $450. No pets,no smoking. Large front porch. Offstreet parking, w/d, a/c. 1 yearlease. 376-5000
New Victorian style condo. Petsok, 1 lg. BR. C/A, gas heat, priv.pkng, billiard room, laundry room,storage room. $850+, short termlease accepted. Cohoes/ Latham.389-5253
One room efficiency. Pine ViewApts. Rt. 66. $495/mo. heatincluded. 674-1111
Snyders Lake, 1 BR apt. $595. No pets. Security. 1 year lease.283-4366
South Schodack.1BR. unit, den,w/d hookup, private, nice $650. N/S, N/P. 596-5979
Studio apt. Single person pref.$650/ mo + sec,. util incl. E.Poestenkill, new. No pets, nosmoking. one year lease. 283-5303
Wynantskill, 1 BR, 1 person, 2ndflr on country property 10 min E.of Troy 20 mins. from Albany 1 yr.lease. Averill Park sch. district. Nodogs. $600., incl. heat. 813-6795
REAL ESTATEWANTED
"I Will Sell Your Home ForONLY A 3% Comm. Full ServiceRE! Dream Street 788-6381
2BR or small house for former15yr. home owner, looking forlong term rental due to divorce.Please be pet friendly with washer/ dryer hook-up. 763-4227
Buy home for cash. Fair price.No fees
Brk 928-1231
HOUSE FOR RENT5 miles East of Averill Park. Large3 BR, 1 BA, garage, $900+ util.sec. & lease, No pets, 766-5511
Furnished home $1,200, CrookedLake, no pets 674-8440
Grafton, trailer for rent, 2 BR. 1 BA, on 1 acre. $800+ utilities.812-3220 or 279-3670
Old Chatham area. Charmingfurnished/ unfurnished restoredfarmhouse. 3 BR, 1.5 bath on 35ac. 794-7321
OPEN HOUSE1st Time Open Sunday 12-2.Brunswick $247k. Custom Ranchwith Possible InLaw Suite!Radiant Flrs, 3+BR, 3 Ba, 2 CarGarDir: 7E, R on S Lake to 11 OxfordRd Call Sarah@ Bryce 428-5184
Open House, 10/ 16, 10-3.Wynantskill. 28 Rhodes Ave. 3/4acre lot, inground pool, lovelyupdated home. 272-6950 or 283-2559
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Sun 10/16, 1-3pm. Bright sunny3bd 2ba. Hdwd flrs, FP, deck.Johnny Cake Ln, AP $189,900www.forsalebyowner.com
Sun. 1-3, Rent/buy, $1,000,Schodack, 3 br, new bath, kitchen,2 car gar. 70 Seaman Ave off Rt150, Castleton. Bryce 928-1231
RENTALOffice/retail space-$600/mo, heatincl. Main St., Castleton. 1500+sqft, riverfront property w/plenty ofparking. Will build to suit. email:[email protected] for info.
BRUNSWICK ELKS to
HOLD SHEET SALE
The Brunswick Elks LadiesAuxiliary is holding a Sheet Sale,$45.00 per set any size. Twin,full, queen, king and cal. king.1200 Thread count made of 100%Egyptian Cotton. Deep Pocketsand stonewashed for softness.Colors include: Cafe au lait,plum, sage green, white, cream,gold, scarlet, celestial blue, lightblue, brown. These sheets arefirst quality double stitched andcome with a 5 year guarantee.Sets include Flat, fitted and 4pillow cases (except twins).Orders will be taken thru midOctober for a November 2011delivery. These sheets makewonderful gifts. Proceeds fromthis fundraiser will help fundimprovements in the lodge.Contact Stephanie [email protected] or 279-3907.
• Off Street Parking• Walk to Playgound, Library & Post Office• AP Schools
* (info for both)
(518) 542-2120
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LEGAL NOTICEARTICLES OF ORGANIZATIONOF G. PIVODA & SONS, LLC.Under Section 203 of the LimitedLiability Company Law. FIRST:The name of the limited liabilitycompany is: G. PIVODA & SONS,LLC. SECOND: The county withinthis state in which the office of thelimited liability company is to belocated is: RENSSELAER.THIRD: The Secretary of State isdesignated as agent of the limitedliability company upon whomprocess against it may be served.The address within or without thisstate to which the Secretary ofState shall mail a copy of anyprocess against the limited liabilitycompany served upon him or heris: 414 Main Avenue, Wynantskill,New York 12198.
Name of Limited Liability Co.:Antfil S Realty LLC. Name UnderWhich Organized: Antfil S LLC.Date of Filing with Secretary ofState: 4/7/2011.Date of Formationand Existence: 4/7/2011. Date ofFiling of Certificate of Amendmentof Name: 7/22/2011. County inwhich the office is located:Rensselaer County. StreetAddress of principal businesslocation: 8957 NY 66, AverillPark, NY 12018. The New YorkSecretary of State has beendesignated as the agent uponwhom process against the LLCmay be served. Address to whichthe Secretary of State shall mailservice of process: 8957 NY 66,Averill Park, NY 12018.Registered Agent: NoneSpecificDate of Dissolution: None.Purpose of business: anybusiness permissible by law,initially to manage rental realproperty.
Name of Limited Liability Co.:Antfil Realty LLC. Name UnderWhich Organized: Antfil LLC. Dateof Filing with Secretary of State:4/7/2011. Date of Formation andExistence: 4/7/2011. Date ofFiling Certificate of Amendment ofName: 7/22/2011. County inwhich the office is located:Rensselaer County StreetAddress of principal businesslocation: 8957 NY 66, AverillPark, NY 12018. The New YorkSecretary of State has beendesignated as the agent uponwhom process against the LLCmay be served Address to whichthe Secretary of State shall mailservice of process: 8957 NY 66,Averill Park, NY 12018.Registered Agent: None. SpecificDate of Dissolution: None.Purpose of business: anybusiness permissible by law,initially to manage rental realproperty.
Notice of Formation of VIN SID +SONS CONST. LLC. Arts. of Org.filed with Secy. of State of NY(SSNY) on 8/25/11. Officelocation is Rensselaer Co. SSNYdesignated as agent of LLC uponwhom process against it may beserved. SSNY shall mail processto the LLC c/o 1814 HighlandAve., Troy, NY 12180.Purpose:Any lawful purpose.
LEGAL NOTICENotice of Formation LimitedLiability CompanyName: Pellegrino Wine Cellars,LLC. Articles of Organization werefiled with the Secretary of State ofNew York on August 25, 2011.Office location: RensselaerCounty. Secretary of State hasbeen designated as agent of theLimited Liability Company uponwhom process against it may beserved. The Secretary of Stateshall mail a copy of the process tothe Limited Liability Company at33 Rockery Terrace, West SandLake, New York, 12196. Purpose:for any lawful purpose.
NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY(LLC)The name of the limited liabilitycompany is CTNR ASSOCIATES,LLC. The Articles of Organizationwere filed on August 24, 2011 withthe NYS Department of State.The County within the State inwhich the office of the LLC is to belocated is Rensselaer County.The Secretary of State isdesignated as agent of the LLCupon whom process against itmay be served. The post officeaddress within or without thisState to which the Secretary ofState will mail a copy of anyprocess against the LLC servedupon him or her is c/o Gleason,Dunn, Walsh & O'Shea, 40Beaver Street, Albany, NY 12207.There is no specific date uponwhich the LLC is to dissolve. Thepurpose of the business of theLLC is any lawful purposepermitted of a limited liabilitycompany in the State of New York
Notice of Formation of LimitedLiability Company Pursuant to Section 203 of theNew York Limited Liability Law. 1. The name of the limited liabilitycompany is DELITEFULLCREATIONS, LLC. 2. The Articles of Organizationwere filed with the Secretary ofState on July 14, 2011. 3. The office of the LimitedLiability company will be located inRensselaer County. 4. The Secretary of State isdesignated as agent of the LimitedLiability Company upon whom process against it may be served.The address to which theSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process against the LimitedLiability Company served uponhim or her is: DELITEFULL CREATIONS, LLC c/o Salvatore D. Ferlazzo, Esq. Girvin & Ferlazzo, P.C. 20 Corporate Woods Blvd. Albany, New York 12211 5. The Limited Liability Companyis formed for any lawful businesspurpose or purposes.
NOTICE OF FORMATION OFLIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.NAME: Center SquareProperties, LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York(SSNY) on 9/12/2011. The latestdate of dissolution is: no specificdate. Office Location:Rensselaer County, SSNY hasbeen designated as the agent ofthe LLC upon whom processagainst it may be served. SSNYshall mail a copy of the process tothe LLC, C/O Deborah L. Lane at1008 South Schodack Road,Castleton, NY 12033. Purpose:For any lawful purpose.
LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF FORMATION ofLimited Liability Company (LLC)The name of the LLC is FINKSSubway LLC. Articles ofOrganization were filed with theSecretary of State of New York onAugust 30, 2011. The purpose forwhich the LLC has been formed isto engage in any lawful act oractivity. The County within theState of New York in which theprincipal office of the LLC is to belocated is Rensselaer. TheSecretary of State is designatedas agent of the LLC upon whomservice of process against theLLC may be served. TheSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process to the LLC,50 Archer Drive, Clifton Park, NewYork 12065.
NOTICE OF FORMATION OFREGISTERED LIMITEDLIABILITY PARTNERSHIP OFBuskirk Land Development LLCBuskirk Land Development LLChas been formed as a limitedliability company in New York. TheArticles of Organization were filedon September 22, 2011 with theSecretary of State. The office islocated in Rensselaer County.The Secretary of State isdesignated as Agent upon whomprocess may be served. TheSecretary of State shall mail acopy of any process served uponhim/her to 425 Hunt Road,Buskirk, New York 12028, ATTN:Michael J. Marpe. The purpose ofthe business of Buskirk Land
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TO RESIDENTS OF THE AVERILL PARK - SAND
LAKE FIRE DISTRICT # 2, TOWN OF SAND LAKE,
COUNTY OF RENSSELAER,NEW YORK
In accordance with Town Lawsection 181(3)(a), the Averill Park- Sand Lake Fire District # 2,located in the Town of Sand Lake,will conduct a budget hearing onthe proposed 2012 Fire DistrictBudget on October 18, 2011starting at 7 p.m. The hearing willbe conducted at the District Officelocated at the fire station, 35Eastern Union Turnpike, AverillPark, NY 12018. Copies of theAverill Park - Sand Lake FireDistrict's adopted proposedbudget for 2012 may be obtainedby contacting the Fire DistrictSecretary at (518) 674-2565, or bycontacting the Sand Lake TownClerk. Individuals may offer oralor written comments in favor oragainst the proposed budget ascompiled, or for or against anyitems therein contained.Also, in compliance with PublicOfficers Law section 104 whichgoverns open meeting notification,PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that aSpecial Meeting of the Board ofFire Commissioners of the AverillPark - Sand Lake Fire District # 2will take place at the District Officelocated at the fire station, 35Eastern Union Turnpike, Averill
Park, NY 12018 on October 18,2011 immediately after the BudgetHearing, at approximately 7:30pm, for the purpose of adoptingthe Fire District Budget for 2012.Robert E. BlaauwFire District SecretaryAverill Park - Sand Lake FireDistrict
LEGAL NOTICE
Development LLC is limited to theownership of certain real propertycommonly known as 3167 Route67, Buskirk, New York 12028.
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TRAVELSenior Christmas Spectacular inNYC Join us for 3 days Dec. 5-7.Travel by Luxury motorcoach. Justsome of what we will experience:Guided tour, hotel, 4 mealsincluding dinner at Carmine’s,Radio city Music hall, train tour,NY Botanical Gardens, CarriageRide, the Gracie Mansion,Rockerfeller Center and Lincolncenter Christmas tree displays. Allinclusive $499 person, doubleoccupancy. Single room add$140. Book well in advance. Thistrip filled quickly last year!SENIOR FUN TRAVEL CLUBCall Laura for details 674-0050 º
Senior Fun Travel Club But notONLY for seniors! Luxurymotorcoach, train, boat.1 or 3 dayand 2 week long trips. Greatmeals, shows. We go everywhere!Group allows us incredible rates!Join our club FREE. Laura 674-0050
RUMMAGE SALE
A repeat performance! The United Women of the CenterBrunswick Methodist Church, located at 990 Hoosick Road inTroy will hold a Rummage Sale on Friday, October 14th, from9AM till 4PM and a bag sale on Saturday, October 15th, from9AM till Noon. Everything available from clothes, linens, toys,and much more, including jewelry and a few Christmas items.Be sure to be the first one there! We are handicapped acces-sible and have plenty of parking.
BASEMENT ON
FIRST STREET
THRIFT SHOP
The Basement on First Street, athrift shop, located in St. John’sEpiscopal Church in Troy, isopen on Wed. & Sat. from 9 tillnoon. We just put out our fallline and we have plenty ofclothing. On Sat., we offer freebread and coffee to everyonecoming into the church. Weoffer a bag full of clothing for$3. Our housewares room is fullof interesting items. Somethingfor everyone, come in and seewhat we are about.
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AUTOMOTIVE
RENSS. COUNTY SHERIFF’S
OPERATION SAFE CHILD EVENTS
The Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Office will be offering parentsthe opportunity to create Free Child Id Cards for theirchildren through Operation Safe Child on the following dates:• October 22, 2011: Poestenkill Elementary School HarvestFest; 1 School Rd., Poestenkill; 9AM – 12PM.• October 22, 2011: Schaghticoke Town Hall; 290 NorthlineDrive, Melrose; 12PM – 4PM.• October 29, 2011: Christ Fellowship Church, 5 North NassauRd., Averill Park; 11AM – 4PMIn addition, the Rensselaer County K-9 Unit will be conductingK-9 demonstrations at the October 22nd Safe Child Events.An additional K-9 demonstration will also take place on October22, 2011 at the Woodland Hill Montessori School, 100 MontessoriPlace, North Greenbush, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.Possessing up-to-date photographs and detailed informationabout a child are important proactive measures that greatlyassist law enforcement to quickly respond to a child’sdisappearance.OPERATION SAFE CHILD equipment uses digital fingerprintingtechnology and high resolution photography to produce SAFECHILD cards for parents and guardians.The cards contain a child’s name, biographical information (dateof birth, gender, height, weight, hair color, eye color, etc.),and a fingerprint image of both index fingers.The card is made in less than two minutes and can be easilycarried in a wallet or pocketbook.The information gathered is digitally recorded and stored in adatabase at the New York State Department of Criminal JusticeServices (DCJS).
AARP DRIVER
SAFETY PROGRAM
Rensselaer County ’s TroySenior Center, 19 Third Street,Troy, will hold an AARP DriverSafety Program Class forsenior citizens. The date isTuesday, October 18, 9:00 amto 3:30 pm. This will reduceyour car insurance by 10%.The cost is $12.00 per personfor all AARP members and$14.00 for all others. Toregister for course, call theTroy Senior Center’s office at270-5539 or stop in to sign up.
AUTOS FOR SALECars on consignment, and we buycars. Call for details. 286-3350
To residents of the SchodackCenter Fire District, Town of
Schodack, County of Rensselaer, New York
The Schodack Center Fire District,located in the Town of Schodack,will conduct a budget hearing onOctober 18, 2011, starting at 6:00P.M. The hearing will beconducted at the Schodack TownHall, 265 Schuurman Road,Castleton, N.Y.Copies of the proposed SchodackCenter Fire District budget may beobtained at the office of theSchodack Town Clerk or bycontacting the Fire DistrictSecretary at (518)477-4648.Individuals may offer oral orwritten comments in favor of oragainst the proposed budget ascompiled, or for or against anyitem or items therein contained.David C. Smith, SecretarySchodack Center Fire District
LEGAL NOTICE
THANK YOUThank you for prayers answered.M.R.S.
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BOWLING PARTY
FOR TOURETTE
SYNDROME
The local Tourette SyndromeSupport Group will host afamily bowling party onSunday, November 13th, from2-4:30PM at Spare Time Lanesin Latham. The cost is $15per bowler. Bowlers must pre-register by calling Judy at 384-1765.
DEVIL CAT 10U
BASEBALL TEAM
TRYOUT
Devil Cat 10U tryouts for the2012 baseball season hasbeen rescheduled for October16th at 10am. The locationfor the tryout will be TwinTown Little League on WilliamsRd. Contact Eric Brown at518-225-2208 [email protected] formore info.
ST. HENRY’S CYO
SIGN-UP
Sign-ups for St. Henry’s CYOwill be at the Averill Park HighSchool in front of the gym onOctober 19th from 6 to 8PM.Please bring a copy of yourbirth certificate. Registrationis $50 and all boys and girls1st grade thru the 8th gradesare welcome.
YOGA SERIES AT
TROY LIBRARY
YOGA series for Kids age 8+at the Main branch of the TroyPublic Library located at 100Second Street in Troy onSaturdays - Oct. 22nd, 29thand Nov. 5th & 12th at 2PM.Please cal l 274-7071 toregister as space is limited.Admission is FREE.www.thetroylibrary.org.
NYS YOUTH SNOWMOBILE SAFETY
COURSE
On Saturday, December 3, 2011, the Grafton Trail BlazersSnowmobile Club and the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation andHistoric Preservation will host a snowmobile safety course foryoung people ages 10 to 18. Students must be at least 10years old on the day of the course. Parents are encouraged toattend and participate.The course will be held at the Grafton VFW Hall on South Road(581 County Route 85), Grafton, from 8:15am to approximately5pm. The course will be taught by NYS certified volunteerinstructor Jim Blessing. The course will cover topics such asNYS laws and regulations, riding skills, trail emergencies,protecting the environment, maintenance and repair, trailersafety, etc.To register, call the Grafton Lakes State Park office at 279-1155 or e-mail [email protected]. Space islimited, so no walk-ins please. The course is free of charge andlunch will be provided.
BOATING SAFETY CLASS
There will be a Boating Safety Class at the Castleton BoatClub on Saturday, October 22, in Castleton. It is from 8 a.m.to 5 p.m. with a break for lunch. It is a basic boating safetyclass, which is required for anyone in New York to operate aPWC and is recommended for anyone who would like to learnbasic boating skills. Anyone over age 10 is welcome, and thereis no fee for the class for ages 10 - 18. Anyone over the ageof 18 will be required to pay a $10 fee to New York State forthe certificate. To register or for more information, pleasecontact Rob at 518-784-3024.
FREE PASTA DINNER
The First Reformed Church inWynantskill is again invitinganyone in the community whois looking for good food andwarm fellowship to attend ourFree Pasta Dinners that will beserved on Tuesday eveningsat 5:30PM. Dinner will consistof pasta with either plaintomato or meat sauce, tossedsalad, bread, beverages andhomemade desserts.The dinners will begin beingserved on Tuesday, October18th. The other date for themonth of October is Tuesday,October 25th.The church is located in thevillage of Wynantskill on thecorner of Main Avenue(Rt.66) and Church Street.Please join us.
ZITI DINNER
Trinity Church Lansingburgh,located at 585 Fourth Avenue,is having a Ziti Dinner onSaturday, November 5th;serving 6-8PM.Cost: Adults/$10, children 5-12 /$5 and under 5 free.Reservations required –Please call 235-9003.
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Lauren Smead and Erik Connorsare pleased to announce theirson, Liam Daniel Connors born on9/13, weighing 8 lbs 8 oz., 20”long. Delighted grandparents areDiane & Tim Smead and Nancy &Dan Connors.
Ms. Carol Clifford of Nassauproudly announces theengagement of her daughter,Kelly Clifford to Brien Koepp ofNew Lebanon. A 2012 wedding isbeing planned.
LET’S SHARE THE
SUN FOUNDATION
FUNDRAISERPlease join us in supporting ourfirst local event and to raisefunds to bring solar electricityto two schools in Hait i .Fundraiser will be held onSaturday, October 15th, from6PM to 10PM at Pat’s Barn,Rensselaer Technology Park,110 Defreest Drive in Troy.Cost is $75 Person/$140Couple.For more information andticket information, pleasecontact: MaryBeth Manny at518-326-1104 [email protected].
CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF
LANSINGBURGHCornerstone Church is a union of the former United MethodistChurch of Lansingburgh and the First Presbyterian Church ofLansingburgh. We maintain connections to both the UnitedMethodist and the Presbyterian (USA) Church denominations.Our 10:30AM Sunday worship is a blend of traditional andcontemporary styles. The Sacrament of Holy Communion iscelebrated on the first Sunday of each month and is open toall. A children’s Sunday School is held during worship, followingthe Pastor’s “Time With Our Children”, toward the beginningof the service.The church facility is fully handicapped accessible; we are awelcoming congregation and are a “Safe Sanctuaries”congregation; we warmly welcome all people.The church’s address is 570 Third Avenue, at the corner of115th St. and 3rd Avenue in Lansingburgh (North Troy). TheChurch Office is open Tuesday through Friday from 9AM untilnoon. The church phone number is 518-235-3851. Our websiteis: www.cornerstoneccl.org. Our pastor, Rev. Allen Siebold,can be reached at [email protected].
AP DRAMA CLUB PRODUCTIONS SETS
THE MOOD FOR HALLOWEEN
The Averill Park High School Off Broadway Players are at itagain! After a successful last season, they are switchingfrom good witches to maniacal ghosts. The first show of the2011- 2012 season, Blithe Spirit, will get you in the Halloweenmood. This 1940’s comedy will be performed on October 21and 22 at 7:00 pm in the APHS auditorium. When a script putsa séance, an angry ex-wife, and a seductive ghost into oneBritish mansion, the stage is set for hilarious disaster to ensue.We hope to see you there!
GRAFTON LAKES STATE PARK HOSTING
FALL OUTDOOR FUN DAY & BARBEQUEGrafton Lakes State Park is hosting their second Fall Fun Dayon Sunday, October 22nd. This year we’ll feature a barbequefrom Brunswick Barbeque & Brew. There will also be live musicfrom “The Stray Dogs”, a treasure hunt, bike ride and Foliagehike, and much more! Enjoy this beautiful time of year in theoutdoors by adventuring in Grafton Lakes State Park for theday.For outdoor enthusiasts and families, events begin in themorning with a guided mountain bike ride at 10am. Then thepark is offering a host of activities from during the barbequefrom 12pm to 4pm. A family nature crafts program, facepainting, and a treasure hunt using map and compass will befun for the whole family. At 3 we’ll offer a short nature andfoliage hike highlighting the Grafton landscape past andpresent. “The Stray Dogs” will be performing from 1pm-3pm.There is no charge for admission to this event. For moreinformation about Fall Fun Day, please call Elena at 279-1155.Information about park events may also be found online atwww.nysparks.com/parks.
COUNTY LEGISLATURE RECOGNIZES
CONSTITUTION WEEKThe Rensselaer County Legislature welcomed representativesof the National Society Daughters of the American Revolutionas recognition of Constitution Week in the United States,Chairman of the Legislature Martin Reid and Legislator LesterGoodermote announced.This September marked the 224th anniversary of the draftingof the Constitution of the United States by the ConstitutionalConvention.The Constitution was drafted to provide a framework ofAmerican democracy. The document was intended to achievesix purposes, including forming a more perfect Union,establishing Justice, insuring domestic Tranquility, providing forthe common defense, promoting the general Welfare, andsecuring the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity.” “It is important to recognize the enormous importance andimpact the Constitution has on our daily lives and the conductour society. The Constitution is one of the most profounddocuments in history, and is still vital today,” said Goodermote,who serves as chair of the Local Government Committee.A federal law ensures the president issues a proclamation eachyear designating September 17 through 23 as ConstitutionWeek. Each year, the County Legislature adopted a resolutionrecognizing the week and hosting a presentation byrepresentatives of the Van Rensselaer Chapter of the NationalSociety of the Daughters of the American Revolution. “We are proud to join the Daughters of the American Revolutionin the annual recognition of the Constitution and the work ofour founding fathers in drafting and adopting this document,”added Legislator Lester Goodermote, who is a member of theLocal Government Committee.The Rensselaer County Legislature welcomed representativesof the National Society Daughters of the American Revolutionas recognition of Constitution Week in the United States at theSeptember legislative meeting.
ROAST PORK
DINNERRoast Pork Dinner to be heldon Friday, October 14th, from4PM to 7PM at theTransfiguration Parish Hall, 50Hillview Drive in Speigletown(formerly St. BonaventureChurch). Cost is $10/Adults,$8/Seniors (65+), $5/Children(5-10) and $30/ImmediateFamilies.Beer, Wine, Soda andhomemade desserts areavailable for purchase.Tickets will go on sale October1st after all the Masses at theSchaghticoke andSpeigletownlocations or call the Churchoffices 235-0337 or 753-4554starting October 1st. Limitednumber of tickets available atthe door.
