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GREENWICH JOURNAL & SALEM PRESS NOVEMBER 7,2013 PHONE: 518-692-2266J FAX; 518-692-25891 EMAIL* news^næriwichjournalsalempress.Cîom G r e e n w i c h F r e e L i b r a r y N e w s Reported by Library Director Becky Wright-Sedam ROUNDUP Food for Fines Food for Fines w ill run from November 11-November 25 this year, with all food collected go ing to the Food Pantry. One item will waive one fine (Greenwich materials only). Replacement fees are not included. Food must be unopened, unexpired and non-perishable Knitting Group for Children to Begin Attention 3rd through 6 th grade boys and girls: Sarah Dauenhauer, from the knitting group that meets at the library, and staff member Jane Dudley- Ruel, w ill be offering a series of free knitting classes. The class es w ill begin on Friday, Novem ber 22 at 3:00 PM. The second class w ill be on Friday, Decem ber 6 at 3:00 PM Snackswill be provided. Chil dren w ill be able to make their own knitting needles from dow el rods and then start working onascari Free sign-up at the front desk. S tttitfics Our circulation increased 4% in October over this time last year, from3,376check-outs, to 3,506, this year. Atotal of 236 wireless users (an average of 18 per day) transferred 46.96 GB of data. Patrons were up 5%, from 3,293to3,443. The size of the collection decreased 10 %, as we continue to withdraw materials with tow circulations, and we clean up records through our inventory process. Additions to the Collection: The following items were ytd- ed to the collection this week New/Popular The Chew: Food, LUe, Fun; Death of a Val entine (on Spinner, Beaton); The Longest Ride (duplicate, bySparics);NeverGoBadca JackReacher Novel (Child). Large Type: For Every Season (Woodsmall). New to Us: Books: The Emper- We Invite you to join us this Sunday at 9:15 a m to worship God. Pastor Spaulding’s message this week is”Abram to Abraham- A New Name taken from Gen 17“ All are welcome. This Friday, Saturday and Sun dry, some of the Bottskill youth w ill be attending the American Baptist Youth Convention in Syr acuse, or of All Maladies: a Biography of Cancer (2010, Mukherjee); The Island (2010, Hilderbrand). Books on CD: Alterant (Ken yon); Deep Black Death Wave (Coants); Hotwire (Kava); Mys tery (Kellennan); Play Dead (Coben); Rachel’s Garden (Perry); Stardust (Kanon); The Third Alternative (Covey); The Valeo urt Heiress (Coulter); The Water is Wide (Conroy. DVDs: Guns & Talks; The Jeff Dunham Show. Holiday Books: Happy Thanksgiving Biscuit! (Capu- cilli); Samuel Eaton’s Day: a Da in the Life of a Pilgrim Boy (Wa ters); Sarah Morton’s Day: a Day in the Life of a Pilgrim Giri (Waters); Thanksgiving Beast Feast (Ruelle); Thanksgiving Day (Rockwell); Thanksgiving is Here! (Goode)! Thanksgiving IbrkeyTVouWe (Klein); What is Thanksgiving? (Zieiert); Young Adult Allegiant (Roth). Programs & Calendar: Story Hours-Wednesdaysat 1030AM (up to4years). Theme: The Let ter K.0steo Exercise TtoesdayA Thursdays from 8:30-9:15 AM. Little Learners program (ages 2-5) offered every Friday, at 10:30 AM (follows school calen dar). The exhibitor for Novem ber is Barbara Harshman. Programs November 7: Pack 27,3&O-430 PM. Civil War the 123rd NYS Regiment (Washington Coun ty), with Pat Niles & Mike Rus- sert, fc30-8:30PM. November 12,19,26: Knitting, 6:30 PM. November & FluVaccine film, Whipple City Chiropractic, PM. November 1L CLOSED for Vet eran’s Day. November 14,21: Pack 27, 330-43Q PM. Chess Club, 7:00 PM Hours Library hours are Monday & Friday, 10-5, Tbesday-Thursday, 10-8 aod Saturday 10-L Bottskill Baptist Oiurch The Sunday school w ill meet after this weeks children's mes sage. The Bible «flirty cnntlniKm thU Sunday at &14 am A G r e e n w ich J o u r n a l gm = &S a le m P r e s s JohnCurti*, OarFomkr TheJoumal-Prest EO,Bo«18S IMMatoSt Greenwich, NY 12834 Phone: 51M92-22(M F»x518-692-2205 EslabWed October 13,1842 Sally Teflt, PubiuherEmeritut ■* VtSaGn&tñÉfáhetfEdÉor pgregg^eenwidi(oumalMlen)pres»«)m ♦ Katherine Cerrone,£a«fc>r kcerrone®grmwicl)Mtfnal*aleir>prew,com * Meghân Ph»len,Æip 0 rter mphaltnggrmiwidi)ourn«lMlefnpre»«x»m • JmúiaC*rr\oo,AccounttUanager Mrrino^eeiwichtounMlsjJenipresiÆom ♦ M»ry¥Mdei,Sub0a1ptionsManger miaulettfgmmyich^ounulMlefflpreMx»!!) Of^NewtpaperofkMmofCreenuj^£at*)(t,HebmiandAfgyle; CMìdtheuilk^tìfGreemtdìandArgyie. 1 tltUÊ B W I% f H n ilM ^ Í llllllif íll[ I H I I f l¡lll Vfàwwwg/tairtfawM ààqttp^cm ww*h&bockcm^kmirrm twttfcrhMhUÿ4fouma)PneM -<í •. 1 tm* «A \ RHnpnpniiwWAjfiiv »»w<w /Oy»*fisumy Hriodkd HtttttWD )3§I4 * 18W2»-J*0 VMn9BWÎfmJBmnwrWWtr*/iWlm mi m 'âMJÉtifcJt' ____ «rnptm . ÜAiâiíÉítt: SMMfcMffWM Firefighters D rive GREENWICH—The brave men and women of the Greenwich Fire Department are conducting their annual fund drive this month. The department is an all-volun teer group and have been unduly caught in the crossfire ©1 the fire- house debate and village politics. These folks have donated 4,797 hours of their time to the depart ment over the past year. Again, these are volunteers protecting our lives and our properiy- Donaiions can be sent to the dept at 6 Academy St Green wich. Vets ceremony GREENWICH—Mrs. Zebrows- ki’s 4th grade class will be hosting a special ceremony tonight Thurs day at 6:30 pm at the Greenwich Primary School cafeteria to honor our veterans . She says there w ill be special veteran speeches by the students. Refreshments w ill be ofiered fol lowing. \fets breakfast GREENWICH—Donna Blair dropped us a note to let folks knowthatallvetesanis will eat free attheGreenwichElittlodgeev- erySunday betwemliov. 17 and Dec. 15 Iron) 830 to ll ajn Our heroes can eijosfebuflet menuofscrabWed<^gs,pan- cakes.homefries, hash, bacon, sausage, and eggs benedict There w ill also be an omelet sta tion Friends and family Joining the vets are only $7 for adults and $6 for seniors. Kids 5-12 are 55 and kids five and under are free. Clothing W a lk in GREENWICH—Florertc^Perry dropped us a note this wekc to let folks know that there Will be a clothing walk-in at the Green wich town offices on Academy St. on Thursday, Nov. 14 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Friday, Nov. 15 from 9 am. to 1030 am. She says all who are in need are welcome. Elksdance GREENWICH—Donna Blair sent us another note telling us the Elk w ill be hosting a pre-holiday dance at the lodge on Friday, Nov. 15 featuring the band \Children at Play.” Folks can dance to top 40 hits from the 80s and classic ndck. The dance goes from g p ja, to midnight and costs $10 All proceeds go to the Elis P u t t in g o n s o m e p in k O n OcL 30, Cutie Pharamacare held a Breast Cancer Awareness Day for their employees. A pink costume and pink recipe contests were held, with both garnering $25 Visa gift cards. The winners wene Tammy Simm for costume and Kaitlyn Colbertson for recipes, winning with a pink lemonade. The event was held in honor of breast cancer survivor Rita Goulty, Cutie Pharamacare co-owner Marilyn Goulty’s mother. Pink polluck dishes included pink macaroni and cheese, pink dill dip, and a variety of pink deserts. While this event was for in-company awareness, Cutie Pharmacare and its employees have participated in Relay for Life for several years. Christmas Basket Fund. Each year the Elks donate 100 food bas kets to the needy ewery holiday season. Donna said there is free taxi service after the dance from 11 to lam . within 10 miles of the lodge Centenary U M C GREENWICH—Centenary UMC will hold our weekly service on Sunday at 930 am. This week Rev. Crowell w ill have a message entitled “Courage After the After- math.” This will be connected to Haggai 2:1-9 and Psalm 145. Centenary offers Sunday School during our service lor K -6 stu dents. Coffee hour In Fellowship Hall follows the service- all are welcome. Several of the programs and services Centenary offers are ■ Our thirty year old pre school: Pooh’s Corner. Call 692- 8325 for information regarding programming for 3 & 4 year olds. ■ We have joined with Adiron dack Samaritan Counseling Cen ter to offer counseling services onThursday in our Geisler Study. Call 747-2994 for appointments. ■ On Wednesdays, the STARS program utilizes Fellowship Hall C u r r i n C om p lian ce i , L L C Life • Health * Annuiti/ O m i^íp tm p ii a ft0 p $ tt$0ñHce you can rely on. v#ì'’ ki : -V* i t r t business t'i v V- ' ' - ’/• , i ' , •>, s i n c e 2 0 0 7 . c o t t ip lia n c e a n d ^A-S'Y’.v l i' i i e g u l a t i |^ « p n i ^ t i i i g s e r v ic e s f o r t h e lif e ■ \ . - i :v *•; Hr. • V-<\ and then in the evening, ■ Al-a-non meets at 730 PM. ■ As part of Greenwich inter faith, Centenary supports VAN- GO to assist in transportation for medical and shopping needs: con tact 692-2198. Our annual UMW Bazaar and luncheon will be Saturday, No vember 9 9am-2pm. To contact Çentenary UMC, call 692-2560 or email us at church@ centenary-greenwich.org. Rev. • Stephen may be reached at pas- tor@centenary-greenwich.org Visit our website at http://cente- nary-greenwlch.org/ to find out events, hear sermons, etc or friend us on FACEBOOK. Soup and chowder GREENWICH—Kathy Nichols- Tompkins at the chamber remind ed us that there will be a soup and chowder night in the village on Nov. 21 to raise money for the Greenwich Food Pantry. Food es tablishments will be selling tast ing cups of their soups and chow der for just $1 each. Open Shop Night GREENWICH—Kathy * the chamber also reminds us that the annual Open Shop Night w ill be on November 21 from 6 to 8 p.m. This will be a great night to get out and get some early Christ mas shopping done and support local businesses. The chamber will be doing give-aways all night and there will be a mixer at Plow at 103 Main S t with light refresh ments. Lighted tractor parade GREENWICH—The holidays are getting closer, so don’t forget to en ter to be a part of the First Green wich Holiday Lighted Tractor Pa rade on Thursday November 21st at 630to bring in the holiday spirit in Greenwich, The registration forms are arriv ing at the Chamber office and we Ivanttoseeatothnoletoinakeitthe best possible firsttime event in the village of Greenwich The parade w ill meet at the park ing lot of the Greenwich Central School between 4- 5:30 and move down to the Main Street, it will then head east to Washington street It will pass by many shops open for your holiday shopping. Along with a Soup & Chowder Fundraiser throughout the downtown area, to benefit the Greenwich Food Pantry, tasting cups of soup & chowder will be ofiered for $ 1.00 each by many local eateries from 6:00 to730pm. This will help to keep you fed and warm to enjoy the parade. Contact the Chamber about be coming a sponsor. Registration forms are available on lineal www. greenwichchamber.org or by con tacting the office at 518 692-7979. Police stats GREENWICH—Chief George Bell and his force have been busy keeping streets and roads safe in the village. In September, the chief reports the department han dled 22 criminal cases, making that 250 for the year. The department has made 128 arrests so far In 2013 and issued 51 traffic tickets in September. SATURDAY NOV * AT 8 PM fsm M m o tím M m jLvtuvJautlfu/s ■ ¿ ¡ ¿ S S » RESERVE: 918JS4Ì200, m — SkeetMt^lSIiftg» CwtM m*ir. •rnrmHtU^nmmm »Vrnt Wrnk * M _ ' # lto«f MpA.JUk* • fta n ite StockMaUirmJi <Mvm^,Cotip(rAA]umin)im Monarrfi \ ufo fînif I Hi»2 S U I .Ml?
