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SANTA WILL BE COMING TO THE CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR & FLEA

MARKET, LARGE BAKE SALE, LUNCHEON AND RAFFLES, DECEMBER

5TH IN WEST PAWLET, VERMONT – COME AND MEET SANTA

We hope you will be there too, by Janice B. Edwards, Freelance Writer. A busy day is

lanned for Saturday, December 5th in West Pawlet, Vermont. SANTA WILL BE COM-

NG TO THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL, CRAFT FAIR & FLEA MARKET, LARGE BAKE

SALE, LUNCHEON AND RAFFLES on Saturday, December 5th in West Pawlet, Ver-

mont. We hope you will be there too!

It will be from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.!Santa will arrive at 12:30 p.m.

Auxiliary member Ellie Park said that a lot will be going on throughout the day at the

ire station. It will be a fun day with many gifts. The activities will be held in the West

Pawlet Volunteer Fire Depar tment’s fire station, which is located at 2806 Vermont Route

53 (Main Street).

There will be a variety of both CRAFT and flea market items from local as well as

isiting vendors.

CRAFT VENDORS will be making WOOL MITTENS, DECORATED CIGAR BOXES,

WREATHS & SWAGES and JEWLERY.

The Food Sale will offer many homemade items. The FOOD SALE will have POLISH

NUT ROLLS, DECORATED HOLIDAY CAKES, COOKIES, ROLLS, PIES and lots more.

There is a 50/50 RAFFLE as well as a raffle for a complete Ham Dinner. Raffle

ickets for the 50/50 drawing price are $1.00. They may be purchased at the event.

The LUNCHEON begins at 11:00 a.m. The luncheon menu includes hamburgers, hot

dogs, corn chowder, sandwiches, beverages and more.

A limited number of vendor spaces in the flea market area are still available for rent, 1stome, 1st served; price: $10.00 per space. Contact Edna Winot at (802)645-0174 and

eserve your space soon! All are welcome! This event is sponsored by the Ladies Auxil-

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act either JoAnne Reid (802)-645-0244 or Beth Duquette (802)-645-0398.

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BENNINGTON VERMONTJust off Main St

Call: (802)-442-9886 We happily take Bottle Drives

WE WANT YOUR CANS & BOTTLES!

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! We, at The Vermont Veterans’Home, are seeking individuals interested in volunteering withweekly shopping trips (our transportation), bingo, off campus events,weekly in-house calendar events and much more. Trained by oursuperb Activities Department, you would be considered as a “forcemultiplier”. We have opportunities for weekday volunteers as wellas the weekends. Additionally, if you have a skill or talent that youwould like to teach or entertain our Veterans with, bring it on! Formore information please contact Michele Burgess at 802.477.6520.Thank you, Al Faxon, Chief Operating OfficerColonel, U.S. Mar ine Corps (Ret), Vermont Veterans’ Home325 North St Bennington, VT 05201

BOOK SIGNING AND PANCAKE BREAKFAST- Come

to West Pawlet and meet Megan Price, Author of “Ver-

mont Wild”, who will be present, weather permitting, at

the December 13th Pancake Breakfast event sponsored

by the West Pawlet Volunteer Fire Department. Megan wi ll

be there with friends for breakfast and beginning at 10:00

a.m., she will be available for signings of her newest book,

“Vermont Wild – Adventures of Fish & Game Wardens,

Volume Four”. The “Vermont Wild” series, tales of wily

poachers, persistent wardens and countless ironic twists

and turns have created a lot of the fun and laughs for read-

ers. The stories have proven popular with readers ages 9 to

99. Local wardens star in the new “Vermont Wild” book

Retired game wardens Norm Brown of Wells and TerryWilliams of Poultney are among a half dozen men who

contributed to the newly released, Vermont Wild, Adven-

tures of Fish & Game Wardens, Volume Four. A family of

competitive deer hunters kept Williams on his toes, while

Brown and a long list of law officers spent years chasing

the leader of a well-oiled poaching ring who operated

throughout the Mettowee Valley. The new book contains

more than 260 pages and 13 illustrated short stories. Re-

tired wardens Eric Nuse of Johnson, John Kapusta of

Hardwick, Bob Lutz of Fairfax and Cabot residents, Ken

Denton and Walt Ackermann also contributed to the new

book, which features a charging bull moose on the cover.

The location for the pancake breakfast and the book sign-

ing is in the firehouse of the West Pawlet Volunteer Fire

Department in southwestern Rutland County , Vermont bor-

dering Washington County , New York. Breakfast is served

by the firemen from 7:30 to 11:00 a.m. The breakfast price

is $8.00 12 years and up, $5.00 5-12 years and children

under 5 are free. The firemen said that Santa Claus will be

at the breakfast event from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. on Dec.

13th. All are welcome. Megan will be in Rutland City be-

ginning at 1:00 p.m. on Dec 13th for book signings. For

more information about the West Pawlet event, one may

contact Megan’s friends – Poultney Area St. David’s Soci-

ety at [email protected] or leave a message at 802-

287-5744.

THE BENNINGTON FREE CLINIC is held each

Thursday starting at 6 p.m. This clinic is for uninsured

people 18 years of age or older, who would otherwise

all through the cracks of our fractured health care sys-

em. It is located in the First Baptist Church at 601

Main St. Please call 802-447-3700 for an appointment

o be seen.

CHRISTMAS IN CAMBRIDGE CELEBRATION,DECEMBER 4TH-6TH- The Cambridge Valley Chamber of

Commerce is partnering with Hubbard Hall, Cambridge UnitedPresbyterian Church and Valley Artisans Market and others toreate a special weekend for one and all. Friday evening will featurehe arrival of Santa Claus in a horse drawn sleigh, with carolersroceeding to the Tree lighting and festivities at the Cambridge

Public Library. During the evening, stroll Main Street, warming upt our fire pits while sipping warm beverages. Many businesses

will be open late, offering “Christmas Cash” which can be spenthrough the weekend at participating businesses. Hubbard Hall

will be hosting a special Youth Chorale performance at 7pm onFriday and Saturday evenings along with providing ornament-making fun in the Village Store throughout the weekend. TheCambridge United Presbyterian Church will play host to a oneman performance of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol on

aturday, with two seatings of a formal Victorian Tea (ticketsvailable through Hubbard Hall). A free drop-off service forhildren at Brieman from 10-2:00pm will offer parents a chance too some Christmas shopping. Valley Artisans Market is planningHoliday Open House with refreshments and artists

emonstrations on Saturday, plan on stopping in to see the beautifulocally made art and crafts. Many other ideas are being worked

n, and as always volunteers are needed. If you are involved in anrganization that would like to sponsor and maintain a fire pit, sellot chocolate or other goodies, please contact the Cambridge

Chamber.

Just Thinking

By: May Jones Always on the coffee table near my sitting spot is a thick, tattered, andspine worn paperback book entitled: The Complete Essays, by Michel DeMontaigne. Influenced by sages Seneca, Aristotle, Cicero, and Plutarch, hewrites about life, and how to live it well —- oftentimes answering the everenduring question of mankind —- what is the meaning of life? He assayedall aspects of life, beginning most of his chapters with the word On …Idleness ,Liars , Constancy , Fear , Solitude , Moderation , Prayer , Smells , Sleep ,Drunkenness , Conscience , Books , Cruelty , Anger , Virtue , Experience andGlory just to name a few. In over 100 chapters, there is not a problem I’veencountered that De Montaigne doesn’t reach all the way from 1572 to 2015with an answer. This is my reference book for everyday problems. Born in France to an aristocratic family, he had the luxury of retirement inhis thirties to devote himself to thinking, reading, and learning about his trueself. He found studying and writing about himself a delightful way to pass thetime of day and looked at himself with great interest, acceptance, and humor.He said: “ I spy closely on myself and keep my eyes constantly directed onmyself alone —- I do not have much else to do.” When I have been wrought with fear, he told me that there is no emotionwhich more readily ravishes our judgement from its proper seat. When I wassuffering, he gently reminded me that pain only occupies as much space aswe make for her. When I needed a friend to affirm my need for solitude, hevindicated me by saying that the greatest thing in the world is to know how tolive to yourself. When I wondered about power and status he reminded methat at the first anguished pain of the gout, it is no help to be called Sire andMajesty. He made me laugh in the face of old age by saying that thedisadvantages of old age could reasonably give birth to a desire for drink,since a capacity for wine is virtually the last pleasure which passing yearssteal away from us. “I myself am the subject of my book, it is not reasonable that you shouldemploy your leisure on a topic so frivolous and vain” he said. I assure you,Michel De Montaigne, that my leisure—-time spent with you has smoothedout the wrinkles in my life and made me realize that hundreds of years betweenlifetimes makes little difference in what makes us human. Your comments are welcome at [email protected]

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CHRISTMAS COOKIE SALE: Members of the First UnitedPresbyterian Church of Salem will hold their 9th Annual Christ-mas Cookie Sale on Saturday, December 12 from 10:00 until

:00 in the chapel of the church. Customers will be able to selectheir own assortment from the many varieties of homemade cook-es available, and purchase them by the pound. Cookie contain-rs and plastic gloves will be provided. The church, also knowns “The Old White Church” is located on West Broadway, just attle west of the traffic light in Salem, and across from the postffice. For further information, please contact Marilyn Hanby,518) 854-7521 or Dolores Phaneuf, (518) 854-7275.

CAMBRIDGE VALLEY HOLIDAY ART TOUR AND SALE

DECEMBER 5 FROM 10 TO 5 IN THE LOVELY VILLAGE

OF CAMBRIDGE- Art makes memorable gifts! Support a local

rtist, purchase something unique and wonderful, and have fun

oing it! Take the time on Saturday, December 5th to visit seven

rtists in five locations throughout the village during our secondCambridge Valley Fine Art Tour. Starting on the west end of

own with Matt Chinian, plein air landscape artist, and Elana

Mark, who paints landscapes with barns and village scenes.

Downtown you can find three artists sharing space on the

Hubbard Hall Campus in the Lovejoy building (down the yellow

rick road next to Country Gals Diner). Heide Merecki, many

ifferent mediums, Gabi Moore, various paint mediums and Sara

Kelly, watercolors. On Grove Street, George Van Hook will have

is studio open displaying his gorgeous oil paintings. The last

top on the tour is Mark Tougias, at the corner of Spring Street

nd North Park (Rt. 22 N) with his beautiful landscapes. Look

or our signs, and visit the website for more information about

he artists and a map to their locations.

www.cambridgevalleyart.org.

THE INTERFAITH CHURCH of the Capital Area will holdits monthly service on December 6 at 4 PM at 51 Green St.Rensselaer, NY. The service will be conducted by the Rev.Dr. Charles Semowich. The theme of the service will be “De-cember Holidays” The service will contains readings, prayers,music, and a sermon on the theme. Refreshments will be ser-viced, All are welcomed to come regardless of faith. Serviceswill continue the first Sunday of each month at 4PM. 51 GreenSt. Rensselaer, NY 12144. 518 449 [email protected]://sites.google.com/site/interfaithchurchofcapitalareaRev. Charles Semowich, Minister.

OUTSTANDING 4-HER RECOGNIZED- Connor Eastmanof Salem was recently awarded the Washington CountyOutstanding 4-Her award. Connor is a 7 year member of 4-Hmost recently in the A-1 Beefinators. He has excelled in beef projects, tractor safety, as well as baking, food preservation and

sewing. He taught a project at the county’s 4-H Camp Sew forYou. Connor is not only involved with the raising and care of his animals and in learning a wide variety of domestic life skillsbut is a member of the Adirondack Guides where he has recentlyearned his level 2 guide certificate. He is also involved with the4-H Teen Council and participated in numerous statewide eventssuch as Career Exploration, NYS Capital Days, and 4-H TeenWinter Weekend. Connor received a certificate and pin at 4-HAchievement Night. For more information on the 4-H Programin your area, contact the Cornell Cooperative Extension Office.

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and after school. Also,weekends. Veronica. 518-

581-5962

SPECIALTY LUMBERTable tops, mantle pieces, rus-tic furniture stock. Selectgrade hardwood lumber, in-cluding butternut, cherry, oak,ash, birch, etc. Call 518-494-2747.

SLATE WANTED: Used slate

on or off the building. Also newand used slate for sale. Call802-265-3200.

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

WE SPECIALIZE INESTATE CLEAN OUTS.Antiques purchased orconsigned. WANTED:

antiques, collectibles, fineused furniture, china , glass,

books and garage sale items.Call 518-747-0197

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FIBER MALEALPACASFOR SALE:

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LOOKING FOR A LITTLEHELP CLEANING YOURHOME? Look No More. CallT e r r y : 5 1 8 - 6 9 5 - 6 1 7 7Any Time.

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FOR SALE: John Daly Goldmodel golf clubs & bag. Excel-lent condition, most clubs neverused. Asking $150. Call 518-507-6112

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Route 40 Hartford, NY518-632-5422

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3’x3’x8' / 800lb+ BalesCattle Quality $40.

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TIRES FOR SALECar, Truck, Dump Truck,

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Gold & silver jewelry; vintagecostume & turquoise. Coins,watches, knives, military, toys,antiques etc. 30+ yearsexperience..save time, call Joefirst. 518-893-0235or 518-669-2274

CASH: For crank phono-

graphs, early 78's, cylinderrecords, parts. Call 798-5612

SALES PERSON NEEDEDWarren/Washington

Counties.Call 518-747-9535Full time preferred.Must have own car.

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THOMPSON’S TREES,WREATHS & MORE!

Open 7 Days A Week 10 AM - 6 PMNov 27th Thru Dec 24th

We are located at 5582 Route 22 in Salem north of the light, about 3 miles.

518-854-7358

Cemetery Items Available

Trees, Wreaths, Kissing Balls, & More!

Opening Nov. 27th! Choose and Cut or Pre-Cut Trees as

low as $15 up to $30. And as always, Free Coloring Books

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COUNTRY POWER PRODUCTSRt. 29 & 40S, Greenwich, NY•518-692-1015

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Cash Cash Cash• Buying Computers andScrap Electronics • Door toDoor Pick up • All Quanti-ties accepted • AutomotiveBatteries • Radiators • Al-ternators • Aluminumwheels • Starters and More!

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FOR SALE:Used Yamaha Alto

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FOR SALE, 1998 Harley 883

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OR SALE: Epson Artisan 730ll in one printer. Excellentondition. $20.18-638-8048

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

CRAP TIRE REMOVALCall for pick up or drop off ervice available. 518-686-621 Hoosick, NY

NEED TO SELL YOURHOME OR PROPERTY? Listwith us at a fair price. If wedon't sell your home we willpay your $500. Al Koniecznyat Bryce Real Estate Call fordetails.

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PEACOCKS FOR SALE

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CRAFT & FINE ARTS FAIR: Cambridge Holiday VenderFair: Cambridge Connects 19th Annual Craft, vendor & fineArts Fair will be held this year December 5th at the Cam-bridge Central School. Cambridge Connects is now acceptingapplications. We always sell out so don’t hesitate email DawnCase for an application, [email protected] or call(518) 669-2052 for info.

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL December 4 & 5 10:00AM to4:00PM at the West Fort Ann United Methodist Church,Copeland Pond Road. Unique Crafts, Themed Baskets, andCookie Walk. Lunch available from 11:00 to 2:00 Homemadesoups, sandwiches and beverage. Bake Sale from 10:00 to 2:00.

ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING @ the American Le-gion on Clancy Street in Schuylerville December 20 1-5pm.Music by “The Countrymen.” Everyone is welcome. Casualwear. Adults $7. Age 6-17 $2; under 6 years of age FREE.Info: 518-638-8905 or 518-824-3719.

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THE SALEM AREA WOMAN’S CLUB will hold it’smonthly meeting on Wednesday, December 9th at the

Mackenzie Chapel in the Salem Presbyterian Church on WestBroadway. The meeting will begin at 1:00 pm with a Tea hostedy Chairman Alice Black, with Carol Brownel l, Alexis Hinger,

Pat Gilchrist, Audrey Hall and Sally Whitney assisting. Presi-ent Anna Dickson will preside over the business meeting.

Tagged Santa Project baskets or bags of health and beauty prod-cts will be returned at this meeting. The Woman’s Club annu-lly joins with Southern Washington County groups and United

Way to make the holidays brighter for area families. Membersre reminded that the proceeds from the sale of gently usedooks for the Buck-A-Book project will be divided betweenrea food pantries. Guests are always welcome at meetings,specially as the Woman’s Club is pleased to again welcomeay and Lynn Kerr as presenters of this month’s program. Jay

Kerr is currently Artistic Director of the Fort Salem Theatre.His professional musical career spans decades. He has sharedhe bill with Bet te Midler at New York’s Continental Baths and

written children’s musicals for Broadway and television. Jayounded and for six years facilitated a writers’ workshop forhe Princeton University Triangle Club. He has been musicalirector of veterans Charlotte Rae and Frank Gorshin in the

riginal Broadway production of the Hannukah musical, TheOdd Potato. This past summer the Kerrs hosted the ever popu-ar Singing Anchors and musical events featuring Little Red

Riding Hood and Dracula. Lynn Kerr is the owner of Cabarett Fort Salem, after a career in the Manhattan cabaret scene

with husband Jay as accompanist. She has appeared in plays110 in the Shade” and “The Odd Potato” as well as leading a

wine tasting Fort Salem cabaret event “Wine, Woman andong”. Her CD is entitled “Songs My Husband Wrote”.

FESTIVAL OF TREES

SENIOR LUNCH Friday,

December 4, 11:15 a.m.

The senior lunch is also

the preview of the deco-

rated trees, wreaths,

mantles, table tops, and

more at the annual Festival

of Trees for the benefit of

Prospect Family Develop-

ment Center. Lunch is $18and the menu is set by the

Queensbury Hotel. You

need to sign up here at the

Center asap as seating is

limited.

CHRISTMAS CON-

CERT TO BE HELD IN

NORTH RIVER Come

and enjoy the sounds of

the season with singer,

songwriter Nancy

Tutunjian-Berger Sunday,

December 6th, 3pm at the

North River United

Methodist Church 194

Thirteenth Lake Road,North River, NY. There is

no charge for this Christ-

mas concert however a

free will love offering will

be accepted. For more

information contact Amy

Sabattis 518-251-2519.

70 voices. This year’s concert is titled “Sing We Now of Christmas” and will consist of bothtraditional and contemporary Christmas songs, including a few a cappella selections. A guest brasssextet will accompany one of the choral selections and will also perform one instrumental piece.Mr.Cerullo performs as a chorister, soloist, trombonist and percussionist with the Lake George Com-munity Band, the SUNY Adirondack Symphonic Band, the Adirondack Voices and the SUNYAdirondack Chorale. As director of the choral program at North Warren Central School, he isresponsible for a 7-8th grade mixed choir, a 9-12th grade mixed choir, a 9-12th grade auditionedselect choir and musical theatre productions. Cerullo earned his bachelors and masters degreesfrom the State University of New York at Fredonia in Music education with a concentration invoice and vocal jazz. The piano accompanist will be Carol Ann Elze-Sussdorf. Ms. Elze-Sussdorf is a collaborative pianist at Skidmore College, past music director for the Glens Falls SymphonyChildren’s Chorus, organist and choir director of the United Methodist Church of Queensbury andthe founder and director of the St. Mary’s/St. Alphonsus Glee Club.Admission for the performanceis $10.00. Tickets will be available at the door.For further information, call 518-796-4648.

ADIRONDACK VOICES TO PERFORM HOLIDAY CON-CERT: The Adirondack Voices will present their annual holidayconcert on Tuesday, December 8, at 7:30 p.m., at Christ ChurchUnited Methodist, 54 Bay Street. Under the direction of interimdirector Cory Cerullo, the chorus consists of approximately

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CAMBRIDGE HOLIDAY VENDER FAIR: CambridgeConnects 19th Annual Craft, vendor & fine Arts Fair will beheld this year December 5th at the Cambridge Central School.Cambridge Connects is now accepting applications. We al-ways sell out so don't hesitate email Dawn Case for an appli-cation, [email protected] or call (518) 669-2052for info.

AMERICAN LEGION POST 574 on Pearl St in HudsonFalls has started a military mini-museum. Help us build amemorial in our post, so that we may share with neighboringommunities. Any military memorabelia from World War Io the present would be greatly appreciated. 518-747-9891r Don @ 518-222-6951.

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Dancer is a beautiful girl but timid.She is a mature adult, and has beenat the shelter because of hershyness. She loves to hide in herlittle cat snuggle cube as shown inthe picture, where she feels warmand safe. She does like to be pet onher head, and will purr! She likes

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“A TRANSITIONAL INTERPRETATION: AMERICAN

ROOTS MUSIC BY FIVE PHOTOGRAPHERS” is the newexhibition on view in the Folklife Gallery at Crandall PublicLibrary, September through December 31, 2015. Guest curatorand photographer Andrzej “Andre” Pilarczyk, along with fourof his colleagues (Joseph Deuel, Enid Farber, Bryan Lasky,Lawrence White), provide a look at an insider’s view of thedramatic worlds of live music performance.

CHRISTMAS SALE - decorations new and used PLUS platesof assorted Christmas cookies at the Melrose Methodist

Church, 20 Church Street, on December 5, 2015 from l0:00 -3:00. To reserve cookies call Elsie at 235-4370.

FARM LIFE CHRONICLED IN NEW BOOK: After morethan 25 years of writing monthly humorous stories about lifeon a dairy farm, Joe Peck has published a third collection of his best tales in a new book, “A Farmer in Clean Overalls andOther Tall Tales.” Joe’s wit and wisdom, honed through yearsof speaking to agricultural audiences and writing “On TheLighter Side” and “Peck’s Peckings” for regional and nationalpublications is evident in each of these rib-tickling accountsand reflections. Readers will learn how a farmer can magicallytransform a front end loader into a scaffold, forklift or rockpicker, step back in time at old tractor pulls, and improvisedaily to keep the farm running. From beating the bovine bluesto his love affair with apples, Joe’s keen observations of thelighter side of farming will entertain and inspire readers fromall walks of life. Peck will sign books at Gardenworks on Route30, five miles west of Salem, on Saturday, December12, from11 am - 2 pm. An order form for this 192-page compilation of nearly 90 entertaining tales is available at:www.joepeckonline.com. You may also reach Joe at PeckhavenFarm in Saratoga Springs, New York, 518-584-4129, whereJoe and his son David, milk 120 registered Holsteins. Booksare also available at Borden’s Orchards in Easton, Wiley Bros.in Schaghticoke, and the Ice Cream Man on Rt. 29, Green-wich.

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MONTHLY BREAKFAST: VICTORY The Fish Creek Rodand Gun Club located on route 32 south of the village of Victory( look for our sign ). Will be cooking breakfast on Sunday 13DECEMBER starting at 8:00-11:00AM and will continue onthe second Sunday of each month all yea r. Eggs cooked to order,bacon, sausage, toast ( white or wheat ), pancakes ( regular, blue-berry, buckwheat, apple cinnamon ), french toast, home fries,orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate. Cost: Adult $7.00 Child$4.00, EVERYONE will be welcome. 695-3917. All proceedsfrom the October, November and December breakfast’s will bedonated to the Tom Temple family.

RACING CITY CHORUS RETURNS FOR BENEFIT CON-CERT: Fresh from a rejuvenated performance at this year’s

Northeast District Convention, the Racing City Chorus returnso the Greenwich Area once again, to perform a concert of rep-rtoire, patriotic, and holiday numbers on Thursday, Decem-er 10th at the Greenwich Elks Lodge. The 7PM, cabarets stylehow features the area’s premier Barbershop Chorus, perform-ng old standards, as well as more recent pieces, performed inour part a cappella harmony. Long a favorite of area audiences,he chorus boasts local talent, as well as songsters from acrosshe greater Saratoga-Capitol Region. On the bill, too, delightingheir audiences once again, will be Dented Fenders, with theirwn special twist on some holiday classics. Quartets comprisedf men from Racing City round out the evening’s entertainment.

The December 10th show benefits mission projects of the EagleBridge, Easton, Stump, and South Cambridge United MethodistChurches. In addition to proceeds from ticket sales, a bake salewill be held to benefit the four churches. Tickets are $10, andre available by either phoning Dick Nessle at 692-9751, or 692-366, or from members of the participating churches. Seating ismited. Don’t miss this wonderful kickoff to the holiday sea-on.

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