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( 1 18 The MtamoM Enterprise - Thursday, December 25,2008 it' •' I . The Enterprise -r Michae} 'Koflf Over the river and through the woods: This road at Tawasentha Park Jth^puildertand wends it way through deep snow banks on Monday. Weichert. Realtors Northeast Croup Tfiatifiiyou! tour friendship>andgoodwillis the Heart of my business. Ihan^jouforyour•continuedsupport andreferraCs. independently Owned and Qpemted May 2009 bring you •peace and joy I Zenie Cladieux 872-1469 Home 439-1900x208 Office r zgladieiK@weicnertne:com *f S-weicherthexbrh Albany County Post Our enure staff thanks you for welcoming us into your home each week. Aim Q<j wanda (jardner Uierie mssier ( lehsse. Hale-Spencer Jordan ( licnael splice ^egleu acci ^renda £ouiell Jo^Proul tgra rUckeHs I, 1 QeHy FJlodgelt Foreel ^yr a I\\oeemaru Qruso r^ichard (omposilor Harbara Uev^aetano £amela renoll Jim C^ardner J17. (_ larquerile jiealrT 1 *!•:•' l^eiln I^olfe Qisabeln §1. Jouis {Mien ^chreibelein (_ licnael Qeinberq ^dharu ^imeone Ojusari £)paccarelli Ojaranac jlale Sjpencer ippa Qlasluk |> l^chard Tupbs (athcj U)hite John Williams Jarru WolcoU £yen ^rion Guilderland By Mark Curiale If you're maMng a New Year's resolution to exercise more and eat better, then the Guilderland Public Library has some pro- grams just for you. Fit for Life is a national, library-based program for people of all ages ~ babies to seniors « that promotes healthy lifestyles. Because total health requires a fit brain and a fit body, the program emphasizes the value of activities that help develop both. At the Guilderland Public Li- brary, we're committed to provid- ing you with materials, programs (some new, some tried and true), and events designed to stimulate both your body and your brain. Events range from story hours for kids that emphasize movement or imagination, to brain-building gaining for teens, tb meditative activities like gardening and yoga for adults. We're even offering a Cross- word Puzzle Challenge series that we hope all members of the family might want fojoinl We think that you'll find something that will fit everyone'sinterest. For more Worrnation andfree takeaways oh braiii and body health, tookforlilie special display neartihe libi-ary's adult reference desk beginning in January. Got stuff you need to shred? , The GuUderland Library Foun- dation is taking a new approach to paper: It's going to help you shred it. The foundation is hosting \Shred-Days\ at the library so you can bring in those old checking ac- count statements, tax documents, credit-card solicitations.(which jcmbj&ul^^^ a new account in your name), and other documents that you want to get rid of but can't just put in the recycling pile. New York ranks eighth - eighth! r in the nation for identity theft. Help protect yourself i your privacy, yoitr family's priva'cy, by taking advantage of this impor- tant privacy service. We're having two Shred-Days in .January when you can bring your private papers to the li- brary and shred them with our industrial-strength shredder. \Shreddy as we call it, will be at your service on Saturday, Jan. 17,' from 10 a.m. to noon, and on Tuesday, Jan. 27, from 6 to 8 p.m. Stand there and shred it yourself, or give it to one of our volunteers. Whatever youbring is going to get. cross-cut and recycled. Just $3 a vertical inch is the suggested donation. Sound like a lot? It's not when you consider the safety and saved time this service gives you. And your do- nation supports many special library programs unfunded by taxpayer dollars. ' ' Call the foundation at 456-2400, ext. 50 for more information. Newsletter online It's been about two weeks since subscribers to the Guilderland Li- brary News received their news- letters, and, as so often happens, the newsletter gets misplaced. Of course you can always' get infor- mation on library programs and services on bur website at www. guilpl.org , but you like to have the newsletter at hand. Just a reminder that you can get\ the newsletter Online^ It's available at www.ginlpl.6rg/ news, jiist click on the \Current Newsletter\ button and the latest \Library News\ will pop up on your screen. No pdf to download and store, just a web-friendly page that you can bookmark arid save. Special hours The librarywill have modified operating hours during the holi- day season: — Wednesday, Dec, 24: closed; — Thursday, Dec. 25, closed; — Dec. 31, closes at 2 p.m.; and — Thursday, Jan. 1, closed. Happy holidays; .. The staff, volunteers, and trustees of the Guilderland Public Librajry wish one and iaU a very! happy holiday season. We loo^ forward to serving you in the Coming year. Free All library events are free, except as noted. The Guilderland Public Library is located at 2228 Westerp Ave, Call 456 : 2400, ext. 12 for more information, or visit the library's website at www. guilpl.org . (?*ap#w ar#$|^ Guilderland The Guilderland Senior Ser- vices is Offering the following activities the week of Dec. 29: Monday: Scheduled shop- ping- Tuesday: Strong Bones Plus at 9:30 a.m., luncheon roast pork or cold plate; 11:30 a,m.j and bingo and games at 12:30 p.m.; Wednesday! Scheduled shop- Ping; \ : Thursday: Town Hall closed New Ye^'s Day; Friiday: Scheduled shopping, pamting at 10 a«m., and quilting at 1 p;m.f HEAP Cold months approach, Heat- ing costs increase. :\• BebjpK^ iuide£<$i$63; $?i;5^7v'?or • ^Si:^|fe^!i ^tc^'4re. ; .: - ^^S^'i^^^^f^^]^^^. ••'• ; he;lti$g:^4^!a;^d^ .' to' the heating ;|o^paay,i,\5i'He'. amount of the payment to each person is determined by income, living expenses, andtbelty^e of; •fuelXiseidS^v; ; ',^f. t ..i^xi\-'^')•-•<•• • •• '7C^|j56^8fi,;e^l^9§|brian : ., •>pplfei$i^V ; '': . : \;.\•'\'\\;''':•••.• Mammography screening Bellevue Hospital mobile mammography screening will take place on Thursday, Jan. 15, 2009 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Town Hall. Call MaryAnn at 356-1980, ext; 1095 for an ap- pointment. Helderberg The menu being served by the Helderberg Senior Services at the Hiawatha Grange oh Route 32 in Dormahsville next week is: •'' . , '\ A Monday: Shrimp Scampi over pasta, tossed salad, tomato juice, Italian bread, and ice cream; Tuesday: Roast chicken, pars- ley potato, broccoliy and fruited •jeM;:y\C^y' ^••'r-': : '•'••\••'•;. •. .• ;•' M?e,diie.s:da#:$ork chops,, beef •; bd^e^oti]^||^ed^potato, beets, /mashed;' ^$atb;e>^ ':|nj%d;;,:yog- ;.e|k|^sj;^^ica!^^;]p6^{':-:,',. /./: : E^^:' : ^oasfe ; h^e^-^k^ed potatoes, vegetable JltmoV and chocolate cake. <~\: ' ; ^iAIlr&^Bv^M^he; served at nbojtti! Call; i^$i$X^4($2$or .' res6f\ra$iohiy -. '¥'•' :-\' : •'?''•• ! '''•'
