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Beginning on May 3, 2015, the Worship Service time at OldSaratoga Reformed Church in Schuylerville will change. Thenew time will be at 10am. The church is located in Schuylerville,at the corner of Pearl and Burgoyne Streets. The sanctuary ishandicapped accessible by means of a wheelchair lift. All are wel-comed to attends the services.

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GARDEN SEED KITS AVAILABLE– Four different ʻGarden Seed Kitsʼ for 2015 are now available atCornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) in Warrensburg! This is theannual ʻSeed Kit Fundraiserʼ for the CCE Master Gardener and4-H programs. Pick from vegetable, herb, garden flowers, & rootvegetables - or pick up all four! Weʼve done the seed shoppingfor you! No need to pour over catalogs, wait for deliveries, or runout to the store to rummage through the various seed packs.These vegetables, herbs, and flowers are great for growing in alarge garden plot, raised bed gardens, window boxes, flowerpots,or other creative containers. Each seed kit contains six differentpacks of seed. We have had very positive results with PaigeʼsSeed. They are picked for hardiness in our northeast climate &they are packed fresh for 2015 gardens. Enjoy the satisfactionand healthy benefits of growing your own vegetables, herbs, andflowers in any size garden space. Pick up your seed kit soon toget a head start on your summer garden and before we run outof seed kits! Ask us about our ʻBonus Seed Kitʼ offer. The pricesfor the seed packs for the 2015 Fundraiser are as follows: $7 perseed pack (includes a variety of six seed types), $12 for a set oftwo, $25 for a set of four (includes bonus seeds). To find out moreor to order your Garden Seed Kits, please contact Cornell Coop-erative Extension in Warren County at 518-623-3291, via e-mailat: [email protected], or feel free to stop in at Cornell Cooper-ative Extension, 377 Schroon River Rd., Warrensburg, NY12885. Office hours are Mon.-Thurs., 8:30am to 4:30pm.

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TOWN OF DAY RESIDENTS-The following positions are up forelection in November 2015: Supervisor - 2 year term; Town Board - 4 year term, 2 seats open; own Clerk/Tax Collector- 2 year term; Highway Superintendent - 4 year term.Anyone interested in running for any of these elected positionsneeds to contact the Republican Committee for endorsement torun on the Republican line. You must be a full time resident torun for elected office. Contact Mary Ann Johnson, RepublicanChairman, at 696-3242 or email [email protected] contact Sue Denn, committeeman, at 696-4779 or [email protected].

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INVITATION TO ARTISTS- The Stony Creek Library is planninga Plein Air Day at the Dean Farm Heritage Trail in Stony Creekfor Saturday, July 25, 10am-5pm (rain date the 26th) located at4 Murray Rd, Stony Creek, 12878. To participate in this free eventall artists must email [email protected] by May 15.

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KOREAN WAR VETERANSʼ ASSOCIATION MAY MEETINGSARATOGA SPRINGS – The May meeting of the Korean WarVeterans' Association, Adirondack Chapter 60, will be held onTuesday, May 5th, at 1pm at their new location - the VFW Poston Veterans' Way, Saratoga Springs.

MARIAN DEVOTION SERVICELAKE GEORGE – On Wednesday, May 6, at 7pm, St. IsaacJogues Council 11428, Knights of Columbus, Lake George, NY,will sponsor a Marian Devotion Service atSacred Heart R. C. Church, 50 Mohican Street, Lake George.The Service will consist of a procession with the statue of theBlessed Virgin Mary, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, the Rosarywith scriptural readings, and Marian songs. Very Rev. Thomas F.Berardi, Pastor, will preside. For more information contact GrandKnight, S.K. John Scrivo, 518-793-1047.

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FIVE QUICK WAYS TO UPGRADE YOUR HOME FOR RESALE(NAPSI)—Whether you’re considering cashing in on your equity, downsizing,trading up, moving for a change of scenery or relocating for better prospects, afew smart investments and improvements can help your home stand out fromthe competition so you get top dollar. Even if you’re not planning on movinganytime soon, these strategies can maximize your home’s value and increase itsmarketability:• Sprucing up the exterior. If you think you’ll have a few years before you move,work on your landscaping now to give plants time to mature. Look for easy-careperennials such as hostas, which multiply on their own. If you have less time,you can still achieve a quick makeover by power washing paths and siding, paint-ing or upgrading your front door and keeping the lawn watered and weeded.• Removing eyesores inside. Some minor adjustments can help buyers recognizewhat’s great about your home. Swap outdated fixtures, remove wallpaper andgive everything a deep clean. Replacements don’t have to be top of the line; theyjust need to eliminate hang-ups for potential buyers.• Improving the kitchen—to a point. You probably won’t recoup the cost of afull kitchen renovation but smaller projects such as upgrading appliances andpainting or refinishing cabinets can modernize the space.• Refreshing rooms with neutral paint. This is a time-honored tip for a reason.While seeing your favorite bold hues on the walls makes you happy, potentialbuyers may not agree. A fresh coat of neutral paint can help them envision theirown belongings in the space.• Focusing on energy efficiency. The right energy-smart upgrades can assurebuyers they’re seeing an efficient home where utility bills can be minimized.Adding insulation to the attic and walls can make a dramatic improvement inmany homes. Consider the windows as well. Adding a heat-rejecting windowfilm such as 3M Sun Control Window Film can reduce cooling costs and typi-cally does not change the windows’ appearance. Since the window film can rejectup to 99 percent of UV rays, it can protect the investment you made in your hard-wood floors, rugs, window treatments, furniture and artwork.Learn More For further facts, visit www.3M.com/homeimprovement.

Like new! 3+ BRs, 2 baths, large eat-in kit. DR, LR, deck. $52,500. Red Door Realty. 728-8457

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