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The family of the late Walter N. Sutliff would like to expresstheir sincere appreciation for everyoneʼs kindness during thepassing of our husband, father and grandfather. Thanks to allwho sent well wishes, food, flowers and cards.A special thanks to Saratoga Hospice (Mary and Tammy), BrewerFuneral Home (Mike and Patti), American Legion Post 862 (DavidSmead, the York girls: Vivian, Jean, Sherry and Shelly), and toDiana Cote for the Memorial video.

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GLENS FALLS, NY — North Country Arts presents “Degrees ofAbstraction in Watermedia,” a show of works by artist Elizabeth(Betty) O'Brien at the Second Floor Gallery at City Hall, locatedat 42 Ridge Street in Glens Falls, New York. The show runs fromMonday, October 6, to Friday, October 31, and has an artist's re-ception with refreshments on Thursday, October 16, from 6 to 8p.m. The event is free and the public is invited to come and meetand speak to the artist. The Gallery is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. week-days.The works displayed will showcase a variety of watercolor andmixed watermedia interpretations of the natural world.“I want to experiment with both expressively realistic and abstractmethods and style, as my response and concerns related to as-pects of the environment change,” says Betty.Her work has been widely exhibited regionally, including showsat The Hyde Collection in Glens Falls, Lake Placid Center for theArts in Lake Placid, the View Arts Center in Old Forge and theSouthern Vermont Arts Center, among others.An artist and teacher for 47 years, Betty currently works andteaches in the Watermedia Academy, her studio and teaching fa-cility located at The Shirt Factory Arts and Healing Center inGlens Falls, New York.For more information about Betty O'Brien, visit her website,www.bettyobrienwatermedia.com.

STONY CREEK INN - Celebrate the Arts Fundraiser Benefit -Saturday, October 4th from 1-5pm. Fundraiser for mural, legalfees for non-profit for Sher Millis Murals & The Studio Store(home to 25 local artists & 13 authors). 50/50 Raffle, $10/ticketraffle for personal custom painted 10ʼx10ʼ mural, in or outdoor,by Sher, silent auction w/featured works of Studio Artists.Music - John Kribs & Friends - Food - The Inn - Great Stuff.RSVP: Dot 518-696-2394 or Sher 518-696-6122

THE STONY CREEK FREE LIBRARY is inviting the public tocome view art, enjoy wine, hors dʼoeuvres, live music, and acampfire for an art event entitled “An Adirondack Experience”.The event will be held at the Stony Creek Library on Friday, Oc-tober 3 from 7 to10pm and is free and open to all.

Comprised of 30 pieces of art, this show will display the workof locally renowned artists as well as new artists. In the show willbe works in oils, acrylics, watercolors, and photography. In addi-tion, quilts, felt work, ceramics, sculpture, and a diorama will be part of the exhibition. All art will reflect the showʼs theme “AnAdirondack Experience”. In keeping with this theme, a campfirewill be held at dark on the library premises and all guests are invited to join us for sʼmores and music. This showwill be on display at the library through December 22, 2014.

The Stony Creek Free Library is located at 37 Harrisburg Rd.,Stony Creek, NY 12878. Library hours are Monday and Wednes-day 5 to 9pm, Tuesday and Thursday 1 to 5:30pm, and Saturday 9 to 12. Phone- 696-5911.

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BARN SALE. 86 Gates Ave.Victory Mills. Oct. 3-4, 9-3. Barn and shop , full of 50+ yrs. accumulation of antiques, books, furniture, pictures/ frames, vintage glassware, old tools, rugs, lamps, con-temporary american folk art, boxed Christmas ornaments, music boxes, Much more.

GARAGE SALE. OCT. 3-4, 8-2. Moving.. Kitchen, filing cabinets, bookshelves, and more. 21 Beech St. Corinth.

GARAGE SALE. OCT. 4, 9-4114 Oak St. Corinth. Furni-ture: Bedroom set, office set. Clothing, hshld, much more.

OCT 3-4, 9-3. 8 Lancaster Court, Sheldon Hills, Mech./ Halfmoon. Large number of RV parts and access. toys, golf clubs, hshld items, etc

MOVING SALE. 2 Sydney Hill Rd. Saratoga Springs. Fri-Sat. 9-4. Power tools, ta-ble & band saw, colonial fur-niture, household items, golf & sports items, pictures, crafts, plants, bike.

LAKE LUZERNE GARAGEsale. 25 Stanley Dr. off 9N. Sat., 4th. Household, toys, tools, mowers, Christmas items, and lots more. Great prices. Stop on your way to Warrensburg.

MULTI FAMILY. 10/3-5, 9-4 Amber Way, B Spa., Tools, antiques, costumes, golf bags, snowmobile jkts, more.

MOVING SALE. OCT. 3-4, 12-5 pm. 96 High Rock Ave, (across from Farmerʼs Mar-ket), Saratoga. China cabinet, TV, storage cabinet, dishes, something for everyone! Great prices!

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GENEALOGY CONFERENCEShellee Morehead Ph.D., CG, will be the speaker at the annualHeritage Hunters Genealogy Conference on Saturday, October18th at Saratoga Town Hall in Schuylerville, at the corner of Rt.4 and Rt. 29, (12 Spring St.). 8:45 AM - 3:15 PMConference topics are: Introduction to Italian Research; French-Canadian Research; Organizing Your Genealogical Research;and Sex, DNA and Family History. $30 for members and $40 for non-members. Registration in-cludes a hot lunch, breaks and exhibits. For information and reg-istration - call 518-587-2978 or email: [email protected]

FREE ENERGY WORKSHOPS PLANNEDCornell Cooperative Extension will be conducting free energyworkshops titled “Save Energy, Save Dollars”. The work-shops will be offered on October 14 at 2 pm and October 30at 6 pm at their office, 50 West High St., Ballston Spa, NY.Pre-registration is required as class size is limited. For moreinformation or to register for the class call 885-8995*. Eachworkshop participant will receive three complimentary com-pact fluorescent light bulbs to use in their homes. Fall is theperfect time to take some steps to make your home more en-ergy efficient. Learn how to reduce energy bills with low-cost,no-cost actions. These workshops are sponsored by the NewYork State Energy Research and Development Authority (NY-SERDA) and developed by Cornell Cooperative Extensionand NYSERDA. Cornell Cooperative Extension SaratogaCounty provides equal program and employment opportuni-ties.


BOB MARCOTTE WILL be at the Brookhaven Golf Course inthe Haven Tee Room on October 4th for the Town of GreenfieldHistorical Society's 30th Anniversary Fundraiser. Time is 5-9PM.Tickets for the event can be purchased at GreenfieldHistorical-Society.com. For more information call 469-6769 or 587-6060.

Queensbury Senior Citizens Book SaleThe Queensbury Senior Citizens will hold their semi annual booksale on Thursday, Oct. 9th from 9am to 3 pm and on Friday, Oct.10th from 9am to 12pm. A sale of books for $1 a bag will be from9 to 12 on Friday. The sale will also include CDs, DVDs and puz-zles.The sale will take place at the Senior Center on 742 Bay Rd.Queensbury, NY. For more information, please call 761-8224

SELLATHON & FUNDRAISER-Music Gear Flea Market to ben-efit the Southern Adirondack Musicians Fund, Sunday, Oct. 5th12-4pm at Saratoga Guitar and Music Center, 60 West Ave.,Saratoga Springs. Donate your unused gear to help raise fundsfor musicians in need AND find great bargains for yourselves!You can call Rick Rourke to donate equipment, 496-4088.Saratoga Guitar will donate 10% of sales on new guitars, acces-sories and amps. Donʼt miss the open mic with some ofSaratogaʼs favorite musicians!

STAMPING AROUND WARREN COUNTYA new book by author Marty Podskoch encourages readers totravel all of the small Adirondack highways and byways to dis-cover the 102 colorful and charming small towns that polka dotthe area within the Blue Line. In Adirondack 102 Club: Your Pass-port and Guide to the North Country, Podskoch says, “Since2001, I traveled to all of the 102 towns and villages in the Adiron-dacks gathering stories for my five books on the Adirondack firetowers, the Civilian Conservation Corps camps, and Adirondacklore. In my travels people have taken me in for the night andshared their home, food, and stories. I have met so many won-derful people and seen so many interesting places that I want toshare my experience.” His book, co-authored by representativesfrom the region, sports a two-page spread on each town, with alittle space for the bookʼs owner to jot notes about his/her expe-rience while visiting, and a “passport” corner where the book canbe stamped at a business or municipal building in the given town.In NYS State Senator Betty Littleʼs preface to the work, she says,"It is one thing to say: 'I visited the Adirondacks,' quite another tosay 'I experienced the Adirondacks.' I promise an enriching jour-ney and encourage you to do so with friends and loved ones withthis unique passport in hand. A great adventure awaits!” Arearesidents who contributed town information include CynthiaCameron, Stony Creek; Arthur Wright, Hadley; Bea Evens, LakeLuzerne; Steve Parisi, Warrensburg; Jo Ann Smith, Johnsburg;Donna LaGoy, Chester; Ted Caldwell and Michelle Huck (Bolton);Sylvia Smith and Christine Hayes (Horicon); Margaret Mannix(Lake George); Dr. Stan Cianfarano (Queensbury); PerkyGranger, Thurman.Granger loves the concept of focusing on the small towns of ourregion, and has just distributed to each of eight sites in Thurmana rubber stamp bearing the town logo and a small space for thestamp wielder to enter the date of the visit. Those taking theircopy Adirondack 102 Club to Thurman, may have that pagestamped at The Glen Lodge, Glen-Hudson Campsite, ThurmanTown Hall supervisorʼs office, Adirondack Ambiance, Toad HillMaple Farm, Whitefieldʼs Farm, Martinʼs Lumber and NettleMeadow Farm. Books may be purchased for $20 during the Thur-man Fall Farm Tour on October 11 at the Quilt Show (town hall),Toad Hill Maple, Martinʼs Lumber and Nettle Meadow Farm. Aportion of book proceeds supports the work of Thurman StationAssociation. Visit http://adirondack102club.com/ to learn moreabout the book, and www.ThurmanFallFarmTour.com to learnabout the event.

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THE TOWN OF GREENFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIETY will behaving a 30th Anniversary Celebration, October 4th from 5-9 PM,at the "Haven Tee Room" at Brookhaven Golf Course, 333 AlpineMeadows Road, Greenfield. Music by John Kirk and Trish Miller,and Bob Marcotte. Buffet with cash bar, raffles, door prizes, silentauction, and Historical Displays. Tickets are $25.00 per person or $45.00 couple. RSVP to RonDeutsch 469-6769, e-mail [email protected], or pay online atgreenfieldhistoricalsociety.com. This event will benefit the Mu-seum at Odd Fellows Hall and Daketown School.

AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary Unit #862, American Legion Hall,Lake Ave., Lake Luzerne. Fall Book Sale, Bake Sale & LawnSale! Saturday, October 11, 8am-2pm.

HERBED ROAST PORK DINNER - Saturday, October 25th, FortMiller Reformed Church, Fort Miller Road, 4:30-6:00pm. Noreservations necessary. Family style dinner includes: HerbedRoast Pork with gravy, stuffing, sweet potato souffle, greenbeans, coleslaw, beverage & apple brownies. Adults $10; Chil-dren (3-12 yrs.) $5 and Children under 3 years free. Directions:Fort Miller Road is located off Rt. 4 between Fort Edward andSchuylerville.

Saratoga Wilton Elks present a Polish Dinner-Kielbasa,Sauerkraut, Stuffed Cabbage, Pierogi, Potato Pancakes, Apple-sauce, Rolls & Butter, Dessert, Coffee and Tea-Wednesday, Oct.8 from 4:30-7pm. Donation requested: $10 adults; $9 seniors (62yrs.) & Military with ID Card; $6 children 5-12; children under 5free. $10 all takeouts. 1 Elks Lane, Saratoga.

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Public Health will have the following clinics for the week of 10/6through 10/11. WARREN/WASHINGTON COUNTIES STD ANDHIV CLINIC: Tuesday, October 7, 6:00pm-7:30pm, WarrenCounty Municipal Center Public Health Office, entrance #6.WARREN COUNTY BLOOD PRESSURE CLINICS: Monday,October 6, 11:30am-12:30pm, Chester Municipal Center (Clinicheld at Meal Site); Wednesday, October 8, 11:30am-12:30pm,North Creek Senior Meal Site, State Route 28; Thursday, October9, 11:30am-12:30pm, Lake Luzerne Municipal Center Town Mu-nicipal Center, Lake Ave. WARREN COUNTY FLU CLINICS:Monday , October 6 , 12:30pm-1:30pm, Chestertown MunicipalCenter; Tuesday, October 7, Noon- 2:00pm, Glens Falls SeniorCenter; Wednesday, October 8, 11:00am-Noon, Brant Lake TownHall; Thursday, October 9, 10:30am-11:30am, Lake Luzerne Sen-ior Meal Site; Thursday, October 9, 4:30pm-5:30pm, WarrenCounty Municipal Center Room 5-110.Have no insurance! Tdap (whooping cough) vaccine available

at low cost for caregivers of newborns. Call 761-6580 for an ap-pointment.We have ZOSTAVAX (Shingles vaccine) for uninsured or under-insured, 60 years and older for low cost. Call 761-6580 for an ap-pointment.You don't have to live in Warren County to participate. Public

Health has a Childbirth Class monthly. Public Health also has aTravel Clinic for people who will be traveling out of the country. STD/HIV and Blood Pressure Clinics are free.

COMMUNITY FORUM - EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS INWARREN COUNTY PSA

Natural and manmade disasters are a fact of life. Almost every-one will experience some type of disaster during their lifetime.However, there are steps that governments, communities, busi-nesses and individuals can take to reduce the impact of a disas-ter.Warren County Health Services and Emergency Services, GlensFalls Hospital, Queensbury School and Glens Falls Fire Depart-ment will be hosting an Emergency Preparedness communityforum on October 15th, from 6:00pm – 7:30pm at Crandall Li-brary. The Emergency Preparedness Community forum is an opportu-nity for the public to learn about the current disaster prepared-ness efforts at the community level and what you can do as anindividual to prepare your household. The forum will also providethe public an opportunity to provide their thoughts and have theirquestions answered about disaster preparedness planning.For more information about the Emergency Preparedness Forumplease contact Dan Durkee, at Warren County Health Services,761-6580 or email [email protected]

GERMAN DINNERSt James', 172 Ottawa Street in Lake George will host our an-nual German Dinner on Saturday October 11, 2014. Time 5:00 -7:00 p.m., Take-out available starts at 5:00 p.m. Handicap acces-sible, Free parking. Cost: $12.00 for adults and $6,00 for children.The menu includes sauerbraten, German potato salad, sauer-kraut, reed cabbage, buttered noodles, beverage and our fa-mous homemade desserts. A portion of the proceeds will bedonated to Outreach.


MASTER GARDENER TRAINING PROGRAMWARRENSBURG – The Warren County Master Gardener Train-ing Program is now open for 2014! Applications are being ac-cepted for the training that will begin in January 2015. Theprogram is open to anyone who has an interest in expanding theirgardening experience and knowledge. Learn how you can im-prove your own gardens and landscapes. Learn scientifically-based gardening information in a relaxed and supportiveatmosphere. It is a great way to learn even more by sharing in-formation with fellow-Master Gardeners during the training, andfollowing the training, by participating in community-based horti-cultural programs, educational projects and helping people in thecommunity with their gardening questions. The Master GardenerTraining Program is packed with information provided by themany scientists, educators, and garden experts associated withCornell University. The course includes information about:botany; entomology; organic gardening; soil health; use of fertil-izers; plant diseases; good flower, fruit and vegetable growingpractices; and wildlife management. Please contact the MasterGardener program at Cornell Cooperative Extension in WarrenCounty for more information and an application 518-623-3291 orat [email protected].

FREE FIRST FRIDAY COMMUNITY DINNERGREENWICH – The second year of monthly FREE dinners inGreenwich are off to a great start. The first Friday of every monthSept.-June dinner is served at Centenary Methodist Church inGreenwich from 5:30-7:00pm. This month's dinner is hosted bythe Greenwich Youth Center. The kids will be serving up freshlyprepared pizza, salad and cupcakes thanks to the generous do-nations and support from many local businesses and volunteers.Free will donations will be accepted for the Youth Center. A greatway to start the weekend and visit with friends and neighbors.

VENDORS, CRAFTERS & ARTISANS WANTEDBALLSTON SPA - for Annual Bazaar, October 4th, at Milton Com-munity Center, 310 Northline Road, Ballston Spa to benefit theBallston Area Senior Citizens. Indoor and outdoor space avail-able on first come/first serve basis. [email protected] or call 885-4229 for contract and avail-ability.


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“TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL” BENEFITSARATOGA SPRINGS, NY - Event Chairwoman Nancy Cain and Culinary Coordinator AnthonyPanza, of Panzaʼs Restaurant, wish to announce that The Community Hospice of Saratoga willhold its Nineteenth Annual “Touched By An Angel” benefit on Thursday, October 16th at The Na-tional Museum of Dance, in Saratoga Springs. This elegant event runs from 6:00 pm. – 8:30 p.m. Two complimentary champagne stations, one cash bar, and two Saratoga Water stations will be

available. There will be 20 delicious food stations to choose from, and ornaments for sale at ourMemory Tree. Over 125 local restaurateurs, florists and businesses have generously donated el-egant hors dʼoeuvres, food stations, chocolate fountain, volunteers, and decorations towards thisspectacular event. A nostalgic Photo Booth, courtesy of Saratoga Photobooth Company, will beavailable for guests to take home a commemorative event photo.All proceeds raised from this event will be used to support Community Hospice patient and familycare, and programs and services in Saratoga County. Tickets ($75.00 each) may be purchasedahead of time, or at the door the night of the event. For more information, please call 581-0800.


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TIMBER RATTLESNAKE PROGRAM SET FOR OCT. 22 – Biologist and educator Dr. Bill Brown will present “Timber Rat-tlesnake: What you always wanted to know, but were afraid toask” on Wed., October 22 at 7pm, as part of the monthly programof the Southern Adirondack Audubon Society. Dr. Brownʼs 36-year research is the longest continuous capture-recapture studyof any rattlesnake conducted in the wild. The program will be heldin the Community Room on the Lower Level of Crandall Libraryin downtown Glens Falls. Admission is free and open to the pub-lic.

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SARATOGA SPRINGS/ WILTON – Marcelle-Nolan Chapter 158of the Disabled American Veterans will hold their monthly mem-bership meeting at noon, October 16, followed by lunch, at theGolden Corral Restaurant, 15 Old Gick Road, in Wilton. All Vet-erans are welcome and Service Officers will be available for claimassistance.

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2009 SIERRA EXT CAB SLT Z71 1 Owner, 52,738 miles ................................................. $24,9502012 SIERRA EXT CAB SLT Z71 26,485 ......$30,9982012 SIERRA EXT CAB SLE Z71 1 Owner, Only 6,212 miles .................................................. $30,990 2014 YUKON SLT 7 Passenger, 17,969 miles ........ $39,970

2014 COMPASS 4X4 SPORTS Miles From 17,064 .................. 6 TO CHOOSE From $17,9982012-2014 GRAND CHEROKEES Miles From 26,782 .................9 TO CHOOSE From $25,9982011-2014 PATRIOTS 4X4’S Miles From 28,337 ..................6 TO CHOOSE From $16,9902011-2014 WRANGLERS 2 Door and 4 Door, Miles From 10,211 .................8 TO CHOOSE From $22,997

2011 AVALON LIMITED Leather, Roof, 54,985 miles ..............................................................$19,9502007 CAMRY V6 LE 1 Owner, 86,990 miles.........$12,9802009 CAMRY XLE V6 Leather, Roof, 72,968 miles ............................................................. $14,980

2010 CIVIC SEDAN LX Auto, 56,781 miles .......... $12,3752012 HONDA ACCORD EXL Leather, Roof, Auto, 1 Owner, Only 26,250 miles .................$17,997

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