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Local Lakes Region area businesses have great values to offer and wish everyone a happy holiday!

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FreePress Christmas Concert Sunday in Poultney One of Poultney’s favorite holiday traditions returns on Sunday, Dec. 20, when the Poultney Woman’s Club presents its annual Christmas Concert featuring the Poultney-Granville Town Band.

The concert takes place at 1 p.m. at St. Raphael’s Church Hall on Main Street in Poultney.

“They are a wonderful band,” said Ann DeBonis of the Poultney Woman’s Club.

“They have a full repertoire of Christmas music, and it’s very professionally done.”

The concert is a local favorite.

“We always get a full house,” said Debonis.

That is very encouraging to the musicians, said Rusty Wescott, the band’s manager.

“To have this kind of turnout is great,” he commented. “We will be making some good quality music.”

The Poultney-Granville Town Band is a unique musical organization in that it encompasses all age groups. Its 42 members range in age from sixth graders up to those well into their senior years.

That variety of generations works well for all the members. The older musicians have the opportunity

Living nativity Saturday Fair Haven churches hosting event The churches of Fair Haven will get together on Saturday, Dec. 19 to present a living nativity in front of the Methodist Church. The event will take place at 5:30 p.m.

Local residents may notice a very expectant mother and her husband wandering around the village green with their donkey, who is seeking grazing in the park. The couple will be looking for a place to stay, maybe at the Vermont Marble Inn. A flock of live sheep will gather around the fire in a field near the south end of the park.

Young shepherds will be watching them with protective care.

At the bandstand, a band of angels will be celebrating. All are welcome to sing with them.

Following the nativity, everyone is invited back to the Methodist Church where hot coffee, tea, cocoa and goodies will be served. For more information, contact the Rev. Marsh Hudson-Knapp at hkfamily@ sover.net.

‘West Side Station’ owner Amber Hamilton

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Free breakfast Saturday in Fair Haven St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, North Main and Allen Streets in Fair Haven, will hold a community breakfast from 8-10 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 19.

Enjoy farm-fresh scrambled eggs, sausage, homemade biscuits and preserves, juice, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate in a friendly, family-style atmosphere. As a Christmas gift, the church is offering this month’s breakfast free to all.

The breakfast is now handicapped-accessible. Just come up the ramp on the Allen Street side, enter the church, and the handicapped-access lift will be right there, ready and waiting for you.

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‘West Side Station’ opens in Pawlet

By Jamie Norton If you’ve been missing the fine, fresh food of the Pawlet Station since it closed at the end of October, you’re in luck.

Because Amber Hamilton did, too, and that’s why she brought the popular local eatery back to life.

Hamilton, a transplant from Portland, Ore., has opened the business under a new name, the “West Side Station.” She

promises to offer the same kind of delicious, home-cooked eats that the restaurant was known for, but also add her own flavor to the mix.

“I fell in love with Pawlet as much as I love food, so my relationship with food will just have to settle in and make friends,” she said. “It is my honor and pleasure to carry on the torch for the

See FOOD, pg. 3

Enjoy caroling in Castleton Sunday The Castleton Historical Society invites local residents to join them for Christmas caroling and treats from 2-3 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 20 at the Higley House Museum on Main Street in the village.

Pianist Marna Grove will lead the carolers in song. All are welcome to be part of the celebration.

For more information, call Holly Hitchcock at 802-4685105.

Poultney businessman gives replica ship to WWII vet

By Dan King There are a variety of ways to salute America’s veterans and a Poultney business owner did it in a unique

way on Tuesday.

Francis Kinney, owner of Simply Pine Toys in Poultney, built a replica of the USS Duluth CL-87 ship and on Tuesday he gave that ship to

Bill Thimm, a World War II veteran, who was on that exact ship during the battle of Okinawa.

“I built this thing for him,” Kinney said, noting that

Thimm gave him a blueprint of the ship, and along with the internet, that’s all he had to work with to build it.

See SHIP, pg. 3

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Trout in the Classroom educational program exploding Trout in the Classroom (TIC), an environmental education program found in 4,300 schools across the country, is becoming increasingly popular in Vermont. Through TIC, students raise brook trout from eggs before releasing them in a local stream.

In 2012, five Vermont schools had tanks in which trout were being raised. A year later, that number grew to 11. In 2014, 18 schools were engaged in Trout in the Classroom. This year, more than 40 schools—from Highgate to Pownal, Brattleboro to Newport—will host trout tanks.

The essential aspects of the program are learning about early trout development, monitoring tank water chemistry, and maintaining water quality. While TIC requires a focus on science,

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Students look for the perfect place to release fingerling trout. it also has applications in many other subjects, including mathematics, social studies, language arts, technology, and fine arts.

Programs provide students opportunities to learn about trout anatomy, habitat, life cycle, and food; study streams and how they work; collect and classify stream insects; and analyze water quality.

As a result, students come to understand ecosystems, appreciate water resources, and begin to acquire a conservation ethic.

Shelburne Community School third-grade teacher Jessica West put it this way, “Trout in the Classroom brings science alive and excites and engages all learners, regardless of academic level or ability. Students participate in important science inquiry while also learning life lessons about preserving local watersheds.”

Mary Hogan School S.T.E.A.M. teacher Steve Flint, in his third year of using TIC, said of the program, “On a daily basis students are conducting water chemistry tests, analyzing and interpreting data, and communicating the results to a public audience via a blog. The motivation and dedication students have exhibited has been inspiring.”

Schools start the TIC program in late-fall. In January, they receive eggs from the Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Roxbury Fish Culture Station. For five months, students from third grade through high school carefully tend their classroom tanks, paying special attention to water chemistry as they regularly measure pH, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, KH, and GH levels. Each school also engages in fieldwork; some conduct in-stream experiments.

The TIC program culminates when, in mid-May to early-June, students, teachers, and community partners collaborate in Release Day activities, which end when students let their diligently cared for trout swim free in a local stream. All are sorry to see their finny charges go; many feel sad the first day they return to classrooms with a now-empty aquarium.

TIC is sponsored by Vermont Trout Unlimited (VTU), working in close collaboration with the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department and other regional groups like the White River Partnership and the PoultneyMettowee Natural Resources Conservation District. TU sup-

ports and annually provides training for TIC teachers and volunteers.

This past November’s workshop, held on a Saturday in Middlebury, was attended by 37 enthusiastic individuals.

Expressing his strong support for TIC, Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Commissioner Louis Porter said, “This important program can have a positive impact on how young people regard the environment and its watersheds.

The hands-on/get-your-feet-wet nature of the curriculum engages students of all backgrounds and ability levels. I believe this program, if widely disseminated, has the potential to create the next generation’s stewards of Vermont’s freshwater habitats by teaching the importance of clean water and healthy ecosystems.”

VTU has five active chapters: Central Vermont (covering western Vermont from Addison County to the Canadian border), Southwestern Vermont (Rutland and Bennington counties), Mad Dog (central Vermont through the Northeast Kingdom), Greater Upper Valley (Orange and Windsor counties), and Connecticut River Valley (Windham County). Each chapter has a designated TIC liaison who, working with other chapter members, assumes primary responsibility for recruiting and supporting schools in that chapter’s region.

Each TIC installation costs approximately $1,200, but equipment purchased through this initial outlay can be used for 10 or more years. Annual operating expenses after the first year usually run less than $80.

Many trout tanks are funded

by Trout Unlimited (TU) through its various fund-raising efforts.

Others are underwritten by organizations such as New Haven River Anglers, PTOs, local Rotary Clubs, Lions Clubs and generous private citizens.

Of late, TU has applied for grants from such organizations as the Lake Champlain Basin Program, Vermont Community Foundation, and Vermont Fish and Wildlife’s conservation license plate program to support expansion of TIC. Every year a growing number of schools ask how they can become involved in Trout in the Classroom.

For more information, contact Vermont’s TIC lead facilitator, Joe Mark, at joe.mark@castleton. edu.

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Food Continued from front page incredible culinary history of the Pawlet Station.”

After growing up eating out of her grandmother’s garden in Citrus Heights, Calif., Hamilton developed a palate for farmfresh creations. She went on to earn a Bachelor in Biological Sciences from George Fox University in Newburgh, Ore., and after her travels as a teacher of science and environmental education brought her to Vermont, she became chef and owner at Ponce Bistro in Manchester for eight years. She moved to Pawlet in June.

“I fell in love with the area, and so when the Station needed a chef/owner, I became very excited,” Hamilton said.

“Everyone I have met and worked with in town has been so wonderful, and I tell people it has been like a barn-raising with the amazing help I have had to get the Station back open again.”

Hamilton was living in Pawlet and commuting to her job at Ponce Bistro when she heard the Station was looking for a new owner. She jumped on the opportunity to bring her craft to a place a little closer to home. Under her management, the new name, she says, is based on the play “West Side Story” because of Hamilton’s love for music and the arts.

“I’m not here to fix the wheel that isn’t broken,” Hamilton said.

West Side Station will offer much of the same “comfort food,” as she calls it, that most people enjoyed before. But Hamilton will also offer dishes “with an Amber twist,” which are things that may be new or unfamiliar to people in the area, or things that allow her to spread her creative wings.

“I threw a little fun into something that’s relatable,” she said. “I can make hearty meals,

but I can also make them fun with a little flare.”

The restaurant will offer such homemade hits as “Thanks Mom” apple French toast, “Lucky Hobo” Hash, “The Burger” with barbecue mayo and gouda, duck Sloppy Joes, beer-battered poppers, Garam Masala eggplant vegan curry, asiago filet mignon, and more.

“We have something for everyone,” Hamilton said.

“Since I have to eat here, too, the food better be good.”

Hamilton’s love for Vermont – and for Pawlet in particular – stems, in part, from its similarities to her west coast homeland.

“The Vermont feel is definitely close to home for me,” she said. “It’s very outdoorsy and close to nature, farms and crafts … For me, I feel like people are here because they want to be here – they love the area. I think it’s a wholesome sense of living.”

The West Side Station, located at 50 School St. in Pawlet, will be open Wednesday through Monday. Wednesdays and Thursdays it will serve breakfast and lunch from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. From Friday through Monday, it will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Call 802-325-2050 for more information.

Concert Continued from front page to mentor the younger set. For the students, the experience of the senior players is invaluable.

“We hope to give the kids a good background,” said Wescott. “It helps them become more confident musicians.”

He said that any students in elementary or high school who are proficient in their instruments are welcome to join the band. Wescott noted that he started with the group when he

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Ship Continued from front page Kinney drove down to Manchester – where Thimm lives – Tuesday to deliver the completed replica, which is 39 inches long and 4.5 inches wide at its widest.

The two men first met in Manchester and immediately hit it off, Kinney said. Upon talking, Thimm had learned that Kinney built hand-crafted wooden toys and that he had done tanks in the past.

“When he asked me if I could build the ship, my eyes got as big as saucers,” Kinney said. “He gave me the blueprint of the ship. I took it all in and said ‘this is something I’d like to build’.”

The ship took Kinney weeks to work on, but he said it was well worth it to honor someone who “fought for and protected this country.”

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The band itself has been in existence for a very long time.

The Poultney Town Band was organized in 1925, and the Granville Town Band soon after that. The two bands became one group sometime during the late 1950s or early 1960s, said Wescott.

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Upstairs is now open New holiday events at You won’t find another place in town quite like Upstairs, a new craft business on Main Street in Poultney.

Owner Carolyn DelPezzo’s spark for crafting comes from a love for art dating back to her childhood. She says she enjoys right-brain activities, calling them a fun and peaceful hobby that even gets her to laugh at herself.

She wanted to share that with everybody, so she opened Upstairs, calling it “a unique place where creativity finds inspiration.” The store takes up the entire second floor of the popular Trolley Stop restaurant – hence the name – and offers a wide variety of goods. That includes books, hand-made crafts, gifts, arts and craft supplies, and more.

For those with a sweet tooth, there’s also a chocolate cart with goodies like dipped pretzels, caramel turtles, and other assorted sweets.

The store will also offer fine loose-leaf teas made the way DelPezzo’s Irish mother-in-law taught her, as well as fresh-baked, all-natural goods and cookie dough ready to bake in your own oven available every day.

DelPezzo plans to use the store for more than just selling things. She also

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Carolyn DelPezzo wants to grow the business with customers and crafters of all ages and will be filling out the calendar with meetings and workshops featuring instructors, demonstrators, and craft enthusiasts. And she’s already planning to hold a craft fair during Maplefest 2016 in April.

Upstairs is now open at its 143 Main St. location. Hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 8:30-11 a.m. Sundays. Come craft yourself some fun.

The 2015 Christmas ornament to support the Poultney Public is now available.

As always, the ornaments were donated by a generous supporter of the Poultney Public Library. The 2015 bird ornament can be purchased for a $3 donation. A limited supply of ornaments from past years are also available. You can get one of these "Library Classic" ornaments with a $2 donation. All ornaments are available while supplies last. All of the proceeds from the ornament sale will be used to buy furnishings for the Children's Room and Children's programs.

The last Holiday Storytime at the library will take place at 11 a.m., Friday, Dec. 18. This free program of stories, songs, games and crafts is open to children of all ages; however books and materials are geared to ages 18 months to 5 years old.

On Friday, Dec. 18 at 7 p.m., the library’s Holiday Movie series will screen a beloved holiday classic. The movie and refreshments are free of charge. For our holiday movies we have popcorn, fresh baked cookies, and cocoa. Please call the library at 802-287-5556 or visit poultney-

publiclibrary.com for the film’s title.

The Poultney Public Library’s Discussion Group is reading “A Redbird Christmas” by Fannie Flagg. Stop by the library to pick up a copy of the book. On Saturday, Dec. 19 at 9 a.m. there will be a book discussion and refreshments. This is an informal group; all that is needed is a love of reading and an interest in sharing thoughts and ideas with others.

On Tuesday, Dec. 29, children are invited to a “Llama Llama Pajama Party” from 10-11:30 a.m.

The fun-filled event will feature the popular children’s book character Llama Llama. Children are invited to come to the library in their favorite pajamas for Llama Llama story time, where they can make a fun craft and have cookies and milk (gluten free and dairy free options will be available). Children will also get to meet, and have their picture taken with Llama Llama. This event is sponsored by Indian River Rehabilitation & Nursing Center of Granville, N.Y. The Llama Llama Pajama Party is a free event, open to all ages. For more information call the library at 802-287-5556.

Community Events Open Food Shelf Dec. 19 in Poultney The Poultney Food Shelf will hold an Open Food Shelf on Saturday, Dec. 19 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Stonebridge Inn on Beaman Street in Poultney. The fixings for a holiday dinner will be available free to those who qualify.

The Poultney Food Shelf is a non-profit organization serving the residents of Middletown Springs and Poultney and Hampton, N.Y.

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Getting in the spirit From left to right, display Eva Nichols, Cady Ray, and Alexis LaPine. Students of the National Art Honor Society got into the spirit of giving and created a mural for William’s Hardware on Main St.in Poultney. Mr. Williams and the staff of Williams Hardware are always showing support for Poultney High School and we wanted to show our appreciation for all they do.

Letters Woman’s Club thanks for a successful breakfast To the Editor: It may have felt like a spring day, but Santa was kept busy at the Poultney Woman’s Club Breakfast Dec. 12, 2015.

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As part of the Castleton Community Center’s Great Courses at the Center: The Skeptic’s Guide to American History, the center will present its final lecture of the semester “Labor in America – A Strange History” from 1-2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 23.

The lecture/discussion will be facilitated by Joe Mark. It is free and open to the public.

For more information contact the Castleton Community Center 468-3093.

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In her first game of the season, Cameron posted a 27-save shutout over Cortland St. before making a career-high 57 saves in a 3-2 win over Oswego St. In her start against Southern Maine, Cameron tallied 24 saves in a 4-1 victory, while she stopped 35 shots in a 2-1 win against the University of New England.

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Christmas Eve services Many churches in and around the Lakes Region will be holding special masses on Christmas Eve, and some on Christmas Day, too.

Hubbardton The Hubbardton Congregational Church invites everyone to meet new minister Mark Varian and worship at their Christmas Eve service at 5 p.m., Dec. 24.

The church is located at 1985 Route 30 in Hubbardton.

Poultney The People of Praise church in Poultney will host two services on Christmas Eve, one at 5 p.m. and one at 7 p.m.

Refreshments will follow each service.

The church is located at 60 Kerber Lane in Poultney.

Wells St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will hold liturgies on both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The Christmas Eve mass will be held Thursday, Dec. 24, at 4 p.m. and will feature the first mass of Christmas with carols, candlelight and special music.

A simple mass will be held on Friday, Dec. 25, at 9 a.m.

The church is located at 7 East Wells Rd. in Wells.

Fair Haven St. Luke’s Episcopal Church will hold its Christmas Eve service on Thursday, Dec. 24, at 7 p.m.

For questions, contact Rev. John Miller, Jr., at 518-6860857.

The church is located at 146 North Main St. in Fair Haven.

Dorset The United Church of Dorset and East Rupert invites the community to its Christmas celebrations.

The family service will begin at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 24. It will include a Christmas story, a special time with the young, soloist Marcia Holland singing both the gathering and offertory songs and congregational candle lighting.

The second service will begin at 8 p.m. and will include Communion and congregational candle lighting. The gathering music will be played by Alìx Raspé, harpist. The choir will be singing as well.

There are no services on Christmas Day. The church is located at 143 Church St. in Dorset, VT. For questions, call the office at 802-867-2260.

Granville, N.Y. St. Mary’s Church in Granville, N.Y., will hold two masses on Christmas Eve and one on Christmas Day. The afternoon mass on Thursday, Dec. 24, will be held at 4 p.m. and will feature a Christmas pageant. At 10 p.m. will be a vigil mass. Then, on Friday, Dec. 25, the church will hold its Christmas Day mass at 11 a.m.

The church is located at 23 Bulkley Ave. in Granville, N.Y.

Twig Remembers

Ron White He wore 4 hats in Fair Haven. 1. Owner of a trailer park on Airport Road; 2.

Manager of Appletree Apartments for the elderly; 3.

Appletree Apartments for low income folks and 4. Co-owner of a Devil’s Bowl stock car race team.

At each task you would find the same low key, mild mannered approach and yet a stern hand to keep things always moving forward.

Ron had a lot on his plate and he handled it well.

May God be with you, Ron White.

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Vermont Symphony Orchestra presents Holiday Concert Celebrate the holiday season with glorious music on Sunday, Dec. 20, when the Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s Brass Quintet and Counterpoint presents a Holiday Concert at the First Congregational Church in Manchester. The concert will begin at 4 p.m.

Combining shining brass and brilliant voices, the VSO Holiday Brass Quintet and Counterpoint concert continues the celebration of the Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s holiday season. Counterpoint’s director, Nathaniel G. Lew, will collaborate with the VSO Brass Quintet to produce a festive program.

Performances include arrangements of “How Brightly Shines the Morning Star,” “O Holy Night,” and “The Twelve Days of Christmas.” The concert will be rounded out with traditional favorites, a sing-along, and a wonderful student composition to round out the program.

This holiday concert offers a perfect blend of brass, voices and good cheer.

The Vermont Symphony Orchestra is the only professional statewide orchestra providing live musical experiences for listeners in Vermont. It is a state-assisted non-profit institution founded in 1935, for the purpose of fostering and encouraging the appreciation of music in all forms, with an emphasis on orchestral, choral and chamber music.

Tickets for the concert are $24 for adults, $20 for seniors/students/AARP members, and free for youth under 18. They can be purchased at Northshire Bookstore in Manchester in person or by calling the bookstore 802-362-2200 or at VSO. org.

A Christmas Carol at Dorset Playhouse Shakespeare on Main Street will present a Readers Theatre style version of Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19 and at 2 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 20 at the Dorset Playhouse, 104 Cheney Road in Dorset.

Director Gary Meitrott has adapted Readers Theater to include costuming and movement by the actors, adding a dramatic element to the performance. With simple yet elegant Victorian furniture and costuming, the five actors bring all of the charac-

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The cast features Martin Bones, Jonathan White, Meg Wood, Lawrence Zupan and Zachary Zupan.

In “A Christmas Carol,” Dickens explores the morality of love over money over the love of family and people.

The holiday masterwork is a story of compassion, forgiveness and redemption.

Tickets are $15 for adults, $13 for members, and $9 for youth 18 and under. They can be purchased at the door.

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POULTNEY Poultney Public Library will host a Holiday Storytime at 11 a.m. Fridays Dec. 11 and 18. The free program will feature stories, songs, games and crafts. Materials are geared to ages 18 months to 5 years, but children of all ages are welcome. Information: 802287-5556.

RUTLAND Community College of Vermont will host a community arts event, Cafe CCV, from 5-7 p.m., Friday, Dec. 18 at CCVRutland, 60 West Street. Student artwork from the fall semester will be showcased. The event also features live music and refreshments.

Free and open to the public.

Information: 802-786-6996.

HOLIDAY MOVIE POULTNEY The Poultney Public Library will show a classic holiday movie at 7 p.m., Friday, Dec. 18.

Refreshments will be served. Free and open to the public. To learn the title, call the library at 802287-5556 or go to poultneypubliclibrary.com.

CONTRA DANCE TINMOUTH The December Snowflake Contra Dance will take place from 8-11 p.m., Friday, Dec. 18 at the Tinmouth Community Center, 576 Route 140, Tinmouth.

Admission is $9 adults, $7 teens and free for children 12 and under.

Refreshments available. All levels are welcome; beginner should arrive at 8 p.m. for a quick walkthrough. Information: 802-2352718.

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RUTLAND Sign up now for Rutland Recreation’s Rock Climbing programs at Green Mountain Rock Climbing Center that will start in January. Classes are offered for adults (beginner and advanced), young children ages 3-5, and youth. For information about fees and to register, go to rutlandrec. com or stop in the office at 16 North St. Ext., Rutland.

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COMMUNITY BREAKFAST FAIR HAVEN St. Luke’s Church, corner of North Main and Allen Streets in Fair Haven, will hold a community breakfast from 8-10

POULTNEY The Poultney Food Shelf will hold an open food shelf from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Dec. 19 at the Stonebridge Inn on Beaman Street. The fixings for a holiday dinner will be available free of charge for those who qualify. The food shelf serves the residents of Middletown Springs, Poultney, and Hampton, N.Y.

RUTLAND The Rutland Downtown Farmers Market takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. inside at 251 West St., Rutland for the winter months. Information: 802-3424727.

BOOK DISCUSSION POULTNEY The Poultney Public Library’s Discussion Group will discuss the book “A Redbird Christmas” by Fannie Flagg at 9 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 19. Stop by the library to pick up a copy of the book. All that is needed to participate is a love of reading and an interest in sharing thoughts and ideas. Information: 802-287-5556.

ELF EXPRESS MANCHESTER The Manchester Lions Club’s Elf Express train ride will depart on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 19 and 20 from the r.k. Miles Depot Station, 670 Depot St., Manchester. Santa and Mrs. Claus and Santa’s elves will entertain. Train departs at 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. each day. Cost is $25 adults, $20 for kids 2-12, and free for under 2.

OSTOMY GROUP RUTLAND The Rutland-Vermont Ostomy Group will meet from 10:30 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Dec. 19 at RAVNAH, 7 Albert Cree Dr., Rutland. Meeting topic is weight loss and weight management.

Information: Kate Lawrence at 802-770-1682.

BOOKSIGNING MANCHESTER Author C.J. King will sign copies of the second edition of her book “Four Marys and a Jessie: The Story of the Lincoln Women” from noon to 2 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19 in the Museum Store at Hildene in Manchester.

Admission to the Museum Store is free. To visit the Lincoln home of Hildene, admission is $18 for adults and $5 for children 6-14.

Information: hildene.org.

CHILDREN’S PARTY ARLINGTON The Arlington American Legion Post 69 will hold a Children’s Holiday Party from 1-3 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19 at the post on Legion Road. Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive at 2 p.m. Kids ages birth to 12 can enjoy arts and crafts, games and snacks.

Information: 802-375-6157.

LIVING NATIVITY FAIR HAVEN The churches of Fair Haven will hold a Living Nativity at 5:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19 in front of the Methodist Church. All are welcome to walk the pilgrimage. Afterward, enjoy hot coffee, tea and cocoa in the church.

Information: hkfamily@sover.net.

SANTA VISIT MANCHESTER The Northshire Bookstore in Manchester will host a visit from Santa Claus and Polar Express Pajama Party at 6 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19 in the Children’s Department. Children are invited to wear their pajamas and enjoy refreshments. Free and open to the public. Information: 802-3622200 or northshire.com.

BROADWAY SHOW TUNES BRANDON Broadway performer Bill Carmichael and pianist Fred Barnes will present an evening of American standards and show tunes at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19 at Brandon Music, 62 Country Club Rd., Brandon. Carmichael has performed on Broadway in “Mama Mia,” “Les Miserables,” “Cats,” and more. Tickets are $20. To reserve, call 802-247-4295 or email info@ brandon-music.net.

A CHRISTMAS CAROL DORSET Shakespeare on Main Street will present “A Christmas Carol: Readers Style” at 7:30 p.m.,Saturday, Dec. 19 at the Dorset Playhouse, 104 Cheney Rd., Dorset. Tickets are $15 adults, $13 for members, and $9 for youth 18 and under.

Information: shakespeareonmainstreet.org.

| SUN 12/20 | CHRISTMAS CONCERT POULTNEY The Poultney-Granville Town Band will present their annual Christmas Concert at 1 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 20 at St. Raphael’s Parish Hall, 21 East Main St., Poultney. The Catamount Brass Quintet will perform a prelude at

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Home Made Theater will present “A Saratoga Christmas with The McKrells” at 7 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 20 in the Little Theater at Spa State Park in Saratoga.

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Elf Express Train this weekend The Manchester Lions Elf Express departs from the r.k. Miles Depot Station in Manchester this weekend, on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 19 and 20. With elves, Santa and Mrs. Claus and Christopher Pop-In-Kins, the train is a delight for children of all ages.

The “elves” are students of the theater and dance program at Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester, who will dazzle families with holiday melodies and dance routines. Each child on the train will receive

a special gift from Santa.

Departures are 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 4 p.m. each day. Online ticket sales ended on Wednesday, Dec. 16, so be sure to call the Manchester and Mountains Chamber of Commerce at 802-362-2100 to check on ticket availability. A limited number of tickets will be available on the weekend on a first-come, first-served basis. More information is available at www.manchesterlionselftrain.com.

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Information: Rusty Westcott at 802-287-5185.

A CHRISTMAS CAROL DORSET Shakespeare on Main Street will present “A Christmas Carol: Readers Style” at 2 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 20 at the Dorset Playhouse, 104 Cheney Rd., Dorset. Tickets are $15 adults, $13 for members, and $9 for youth 18 and under. Information: shakespeareonmainstreet.org.

VERMONT SYMPHONY MANCHESTER The Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s Brass Quintet and Counterpoint Holiday Concert will take place at 4 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 20 at the First Congregational Church in Manchester. Tickets are $24 adults, $20 seniors/students, and free for under 18. Purchase at Northshire Bookstore or call VSO at 802-864-5741 ext. 10.

SARATOGA CHRISTMAS Home Made Theater will present “A Saratoga Christmas with The McKrells” at 7 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 20 in the Little Theater at Spa State Park in Saratoga. Enjoy a festive Irish Christmas evening with musical entertainment for all ages. Tickets are $15. For reservations, visit homemadetheater.org or call 581-587-4427.

| MON 12/21 | BRIDGE GAME CASTLETON A gentle Duplicate Bridge game will be held each Monday from 1-4 p.m. at the Castleton Community Center in Castleton. A partner is guaranteed.

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STORY TIME MANCHESTER Manchester Community Library will hold Preschool Story Time with art teacher Stacy Gates at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesdays. Free and open to the public. Information: 802-3622607.

BINGO MANCHESTER The Manchester Eagles Club, Routes 11/30, Manchester, will hold Bingo at 6:45 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Doors open at 5:45 p.m. Information: 802-375-2801.

CHESS CLUB RUTLAND Rutland Rec will offer Chess Club from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday evenings at the Godnick Adult Center on Deer Street. All ages are welcome. The club will teach anyone who wishes to learn the game. Free. Information: www. rutlandrec.com.

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| THU 12/24 | RHYME TIME MANCHESTER The Manchester Community Library will hold Rhyme Time for Tots at 10:30 a.m. on Thursdays. Free and open to the public. Children must be accompanied by adult caregivers.

Information: 802-362-2607.

CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE HUBBARDTON Hubbardton Congregational Church, 1985 Route 30, will hold a Christmas Eve Service at 5 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 24. All are welcome to worship and meet new pastor Mark Varian.

CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE POULTNEY A Christmas Eve Worship Service will take place at 7 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 24 in Withey Hall (The Gorge) at Green Mountain College in Poultney. Presented by Foundation & Faith for Life Church.

All are welcome.

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WELLS The Wells Village Book Club meets at 1 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Wells Village Library. All are welcome. Information: 802-645-0611.

EAST DORSET The East Dorset Congregational Church will hold a Christmas Eve service at 7 p.m.

Thursday, Dec. 24 at the church on Mad Tom Road in East Dorset. All are welcome.

HISTORY LECTURE CASTLETON The Castleton Community Center will present a lecture/discussion “Labor in America – A Strange History” from 1-2:30 pm., Wednesday, Dec. 23 at the center. Free and open to the public. Information: 468-3093.

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Benson Village School news The Benson Village School invites families to Movie Night, taking place at 6 p.m., Monday, Dec. 28. Two separate movies, one for younger students and one for middle schoolers, will be shown.

This event is sponsored by the PTCC. Those wishing to attend should sign up in advance, so that organizers can plan for the right amount of pizza. Call the school by today to reserve a place for your family.

In other upcoming news, the school will be closed for Winter Break from Dec. 21 to Jan. 1.

On Monday, Jan. 4 at 6:30 p.m., there will be an Act 46 Community Forum in the Benson Town Hall. There will be an eighth grade parent meeting at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 12.

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Beyond the separate classes, the combined music classes will perform “Dona Nobis Pacem” and “Jingle Bell Rock.”

The MS Boomwhacker Orchestra will play “Good King Wenceslas,” and the MS Band will perform a Liberian tune “Banuwa” and “Linus and Lucy.”

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Poultney Memory Tree Lights St. Raphael’s Ladies Guild sincerely thanks all those who helped to make the Memory Light project a success.

Special thanks to the Free Press, News Guide, WVNR, Discount Food Store of Poultney, Marcie’s Hair Studio, Tot’s Diner, Original Vermont Store, Farmer’s Market Craft Fair, the ladies who sold the lights, the workers who decorated the tree, the people who purchased the lights, Fr. Dan Jordan and Santa.

Star Phyllis MacMurtry who first introduced the Memory Light project to Poultney A M/M Joseph & Anne Abramczyk, Emily Adams, Joyce Ainslie, Richard Alcuri, Mary Alcuri, Shirley Gilmore & Creta Aldous, William Alexander, Mary Amerio, John Amerio, Bob & Marge Anderson, M/M Theodore & Katherine Andramtes, Florence Androlites, Harriet Angis, Harold Angis, Anne Arment, George Armstrong, Byron Avery, Virginia Avery B Milton Bahan, Bruce, Bailey, Raymond & Mildred Ballard, M/M Francis & Anne Baltrusaitis, Frank Barley, Lloyd Bartholomew, Elizabeth Bartholomew, Marci Basso, Ethel Bathan, Barbara Bean, Roger Bean, George & Flora Beatty, Georgia Beatty, Earl & Nellie Beebe, Timothy Betit, Bernice Blair, Arthur Blair, Frank Blair, Kay Blair, Jimmy Blair, Alison Blair, Joe Mike Blair, Josephine Bona, Margot Bouchard, Dottie Bourn, Martha Bowen, Deb Bozen, Frank Breznick, Alice Briger, George Briggs, Gladys Briggs, Stephanie M. Briggs, Ray & Edith Brinkman, Levi Bromley, Roy & Alta Brown, Larry & Randy Brown, Bud & Ed Brown, Henry & William Brown, Ted Brown, Lester “Tex” Brown, Marjorie Brown, Larry Brown, Bertha Burton, Clifford Burton, Florence

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Family. Pop Lydiksen, Gertrude Lynch (2), Mary D. Lynch, William Lynch

Continued from page 8 Lemieux, Mikki Leonhard, Dorothy & Lester Leviness, Ralph Lincoln, Mabel Lincoln, Leo & Dolores Loomis, Clarence Ludden, Mary (Burns) Ludden, James Ludden, Grace (Morgan) Ludden, Henry (Pete) Ludden, Charles Ludden, Georgiana Ludden, John Ludden, Stev Demiske & Karen Luke, Lulek

M Phyllis MacMurty (2), Pat Madgwick, Katherine Mahar, C. Gerard Mahar, Tim Mahoney (5), Bud Marcy, Horatio Marshall, Frances Marshall, Florence Marshall, Harold Marshall, Paul Marshall, Horton Marshall, Tom Martin, Deceased Members of Peter Martin Family, Adam Maslack, John Maslack, Josephine Maslack,

Rose Maslack, Greg Maslack, Pat Maslack, Nicholas Maslack, Joe Maslack, Almond Mattson, Hunter Maynard, John Mazur, Nancy Mazur, Gertrude McCullen, Bill McCullen, Bob McCullen, John McDonough, McDonough Family, Richard McFarren, Rite McGreevy, Keith McGreevy, Bobby McGreevy, Robert McGreevy, Jr., Robert McGreevy, Sr., Joe McGurn, Maureen McNamara McKee, Fred C. McLaughlin, Nellie B. McLaughlin, Harold

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McLaughlin, Charles McLaughlin, Martha McLaughlin, Robert McLaughlin, Fred P. McLaughlin, Dolly McIdoncdo, Betty McMahon, Raymond McMorrow, Nanny Miller, Poppy Miller, Josephine Emilo Mitchell, John E. Moloney, Charles & Evelyn Monroe, Tim Montanaro, Deceased Members of Harvey Morash Family, Germaine Morin, Suzanne Morse, Perry Moyer, John A. Moyer, Donald “Duck” Mulhall, Anita Mulhall,

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N Nancy, Julia & Joseph Navari, Jane Newman, Francis & Carolyn Newman, Leonard Nichols, Andrew Noble, Madeline Noremore, Rosa Novero, Maximo Novero, O Stacia Oakman, James N. Oakman, Linda Osborne, Ceilia Owens, Ceil Owens See LIGHTS, pg. 10

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S Rocky Saltis, Dominic Sbardella, Minnie Sbardella, Jimmy Sbardella, Irene C. Scanlan, William Scanlan, Scanlan Family, Mary Shank, Gary Sharon, Caroline (Ludden) Shaw, Kyle Silic, See LIGHTS, pg. 11

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Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could give another person even one thing on this Christmas list.

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Lights Continued from page 10 Silkey Family, Terry Siptroth, Wayne Six, Ellen Six, Agnes Six, Joe & Jane Skovira, Joan Skovira, John A. Skovira, John Michael Skovira, Jud Smith, Dorothy Smith, Janice & Eric Soucie, Roni St. Armour, Olive & Henry

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(1) 14” METAL CHOP saw. $25. 518-854-9310

4 15” STEEL RIMS fits 2002 t o 2 0 0 6 To y o t a C a m r y. $99.99. 802-265-3493

BLACK FUR-LIKE WINTER coat, 3/4 length size 10-12.

Never worn. Perfect Xmas gift. $60. 518-499-0197

F O O D S AV E R D E L U X E also full shopping bag of acc. inc. Like new. $99. 518-4245695

KEROSUN OMNI 105 heater, 19500 BTU, works fine. $60. 518-686-1715

PAIR SMITH & NOBLE custom wood blinds 34x48 w/ brackets. Exc. cond. $48/ obo. 802-345-8873

SLOW COOKER large. $15.

802-375-6637

BOYS CLOTHES SIZE 5/6.

4 pants, 4 fleece tops and 14 shirts. $20.00 518-642-2736

FOUR WHEEL ROOF cart, good shape. $99.99. 518796-4610

BRIDGESTONE LT 24575R/16 steel belted radial tire, 95% tread. $40. 518686-1715

FRAMED TWO DOUBLE matted Amish prints, girl, boy. Bratton’s Woodcraft 1987. Like new. $18. 518686-2591

(2) 15” STEEL RIMS from Ford Ranger. $40 for both.

518-727-6560 (2) 215/55R18 inch Hankook snow tires. Great condition. $85. 802-645-0709 (2) 215/55R18 inch Hankook snow tires. Great condition. $85. 802-645-0709 (2) 235/65/R17” TIRES good tread. $50. 802-779-3356 (4) COOPER TIRES 295/ 65R17. $50. 802-287-4070 (4) HANKOOK TIRES 195/ 5-15. $50. 518-854-9310 (4) M&S TIRES 265x70x17, 50% tread left or better. $99.99. 518-677-2756 (4) SAAB ALLOY bolt rims, fits 185 or 195/65R15. $50.

802-867-5917 1 COMFORTER, RALPH L AU R E N , d ow n / q u e e n . plaid/ khaki reversible, reg. $250 new in bag, $75. 518677-3073 1 0 TO N P O RTA B L E hy draulic power tool. $99. 518854-3363 12” POULAN CHAIN saw. $49. 802-273-3391

4 BAGS OF GOLF clubs.

Great condition, great Christmas gift. $50. 518-894-7560 4 STEEL RIMS 16”. fits Chrysler Town and Country 2001-2007. $50. 518-6422172 4 TIRES 205/70R15 Kelly Navigator Gold. Exc. tread. $99. 518-260-2954 4WRANGLER P26570 R17ATS tires. 9/32. Tread left. $99.00 802-683-6924 6 FT SLIM XMAS tree, boxed, never opened. $10.

518-499-5990 7 C U B I C F O OT f r e e z e . $99.00. 802-375-9441 8’ TRUCK BED. FIts 87-97 Ford. Good shape. $99.00.

802-375-9441 88 INCH DOUBLE recliner, blue fabric couch. $99/obo.

518-686-9427 9 PC LARGE LIGHTED lawn ornament nativity set.

Works good. Paid $175, asking $80. 518-583-1003

13 CHRISTMAS MUGS and 4 plates. Great condition. All for $10. 518-812-6997

A CHARLIE BROWN Christmas recordable book “New” never used!. Paid $30, asking $10. 518-5831003

14” ABRASIVE CUT off saw. $60. 802-779-3356

AB-ROCKER almost new. $20. 802-375-6637

1 5 B E AU T I F U L F L OWERED mugs & amp; 16 saucers. Excellent condition. All for $14. 518-894-7560

AMERICAN GIRL DOLL bed. White, like new. $10.

518-638-8977

1PR. GINGHER, 8” Dressmaker knife-edge shears.

New in the box. $20. 518677-3073 2 CONTINENTAL CONTIPRO 225-60-17 all weather tires, one quar ter inch of tread. $55 for the pair. 802362-1185 2 HANKOOK I Pike snow tires 235-55-18. Like new. $50 518-584-2668 2 SLIGHTLEY USED sump pedestal pumps, $30 firm.

Excellent condition. 518-6955895 2006 FORD BUMPER no rust. $99. 802-779-3356 2 3 5 / 7 0 R / 1 6 D I S C OV E R AT R C o o p e r T i r e , 9 5 % tread. $40. 518-6861715686-1715 235/75R/15 STUDDED WINTER radial tires, matched pair, 80% tread. $70. 518-686-1715 3 HESS TOY trucks. 2008, 2009, 2010. New in boxes. $90.00. Phone 802-265-3008 3 HESS TOY trucks. New in boxes. 2004, 2006, 2007. $90.00. Phone 802-2653008.

3 HESS TOY trucks. 2011, 2012, 2013. New in boxes. $90.00. Phone 802-265-3008 3PC LITTLE SANTA SUIT 6-9 mos. still tagged, on hanger, never wor n. $10.

518-499-5990

A N I M AT E D R O C K ING,SINGING Santa Claus in rocking chair. Good cond.

Cute. $15. 518-499-5990 ARCTIC CATE PANTHER 340 single w/ run w/ tlc $95.

518-695-3756 A R C T I C C AT PA N T H E R 440 twin w/ run w/ tlc $95.

518-695-3756 A R C T I C C AT LY N X 3 4 0 twin w/ run w/ tlc. $95. 518695-3756 A R C T I C C AT PA N T H E R Hirth cc-unk parts $40. 518695-3756 ASSORTED GLASSES (13) Great condition. All 13 for $7.

518-894-7560 ASSORTED JINGLE BEANIES 2 Christmas Beanie Kids, great cond. $5. 518812-6997 A S S O RT E D S E RV I N G TRAYS (5 total), for holiday snacks. $3. 518-894-7560 ATRIUM 6 FT WOOD door w/grills and 36 inch pocket door. $35. 518-796-4610 B A R B I E VAC A H O U S E Great condition, pink. $30.

518-638-8977 BATTERY LIGHTED indoor/ outdoor moose, jingle bell, e t c . W r e a t h n ew, l i g h t s, works great. Nice. $20. 518583-1003 BEDSIDE TOILET CHAIR $30. 518-638-8893

C A R F L O O R M AT S a n d cargo cover for 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee (may fit other yrs/models). Gray, new cond. $60. 518-232-9269 CCM CHAMPION DELUXE women/teen figure skates s i ze 9 . E x c . c o n d . Wo r n twice. $45. 802-345-8873 C H E V Y 2 5 0 0 H D T RU C K hood. Light hail damage. No dents. $75.00. 802-236-2448 CITIZEN MEN’S WATCH new in box. Retails $275, sell for $99. 518-638-8977 CLEAR VINYL PAGES with 20 pockets for coins, stamps or small collectables. 100 for $20. 802-375-6782

FUR FISH GAME magazines back issues. 20 for $5.00. 802-287-9456 GENERAL ELECTRIC XL44 self cleaning LP gas range, 4 burner, black. $99.

518-638-7039 GIRLS BICYCLE EXCELLENT condition. Foot breaks, balloon tires. $30.00 obo. 802-287-9456 GLIDER ROCKER BY by Pottery Barn, kids navy slipcovers, gorgeous! Includes footstool, steal @ $99. 518321-0777 GOGGLES, SOLICE, NEW. Flip up type. $25.00 518-6773072

KITCHENETTE SET drop leaf table, two chairs. $50.

518-499-0197 L A D I E S W R I S T WAT C H Or vis, green leather cuffs t y l e b a n d . N eve r wo r n , beautiful in matching case. $85/obo. 518-222-1776 LAMP HAND MADE wooden. $10. 802-375-6637 LEXMARK X2500 COLOR printer. Asking $20.00 518854-7869 LIONEL TRAIN TRANSMASTER transformer Type V, 150 watt. $50. 518-6775095 L O T O F I N FA N T g i r l clothes. Size 3 months to 18 months. 160 pieces total. smoke free home. $85.00 518-642-2736 MEN’S RALPH LAUREN 1/ 2 zip Navy Polartec Fleece X L . N ew. $ 3 5 . 5 1 8 - 6 7 7 3073.

MEN’S RALPH LAUREN 1/ 2 zip Red Polartec fleece M. New $35. 518-677-3073.

COPIER/ PRINTER/ FAX/ scan. Laser Ricoh Afficio 3224c office size, 3 paper trays. 45”x25” Bargain. $99.

518-677-3396

GOLD’S GYM 15 lb barbell.

Great condition, used twice.

Great Christmas present. $10. 518-812-6997

COW KICK RESTRAINTS. Adjustable, crank, “Kow Kant Kick” type. $45.00. 581-6367139

GOLF BAGBOY push-pull cart, aluminum, folds up. Exc cond. Made USA. $95. 518409-4359

CRAFTSMAN REAR TINE tiller. $99. 802-235-2484

GUN CABINET glass doors, drawer on bottom, 8 guns. $65. 802-287-4070

METAL FUTON MAROON cover, excellent condition. $85. 518-642-1598

D I N I N G R O O M TA B L E hanging light. Silver/6 lamps, great shape. $50/obo. 518301-1200

GUN RACK, HOLDS four.

Nice quality, dark wood. Older. $40.00 518-677-3072

M O S T LY W E S T E R N BOOKS box of 32. $25. 802273-3391

HAIER APARTMENT SIZE freezer. $50. 518-854-3363

MURRAY TRICYCLE blue metal, flare fender, rear twostep design, 1960s. Exc. $95. 518-677-5095

D RY E R - W H I T E - W E S TINGHOUSE $60. 802-3621185 E D E N P U R H E AT E R USA700 used par t of one season. $99. 518-424-5695 E D E N P U R H E AT E R USA700 used par t of one season. $99. 518-424-5695 ELECTRIC SMOKER $65.

802-287-4070 ELECTROLUX FLOOR SHAMPOOER polisher, all attachments included. Exc. cond. $99. 518-499-0197 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 6 ft x 6 ft. Light brown. $35. 518-638-8181

HANDMADE DECO MESH lighted candy cane wreath. $70. 518-796-4610 HAY RACK corner mount. $25. 518-638-8181 H E AT E D D O G W AT E R bowls 3 available. $60 for all.

518-478-4980 HIGHRISE TOILET SEAT w/arms on sides. $25. 518638-8893 HJC LS-AIRTECH 2 snowmobile/motorcycle helmet XXL. Exc. cond. $69/obo.

802-345-8873 HOMELITE CHAIN SAW like new. $99. 802-779-3356

FIBERGLASS TRUCK CAP gray, was on Ford Ranger. $99.99. 518-727-6560

HORSE BLANKET size 76, blue. $25. 518-638-8181

FILE CABINET 8 drawer.

Great for photos, post cards.

Made by Victor USA. $95.

802-375-6782

HOTPOINT MICROWAVE for under cupboard for on counter. works great. $30.00.

Phone 802-265-3008

FILING CABINET wood, like new. $15. 802-375-6637

JEEP LIBERTY 3 wheeled jogging stroller. Like new cond. $95/obo. 518-6387039

FISHER STEREO SPEAKERS vintage USA pair for $50. 802-375-6782 FOLDING Q GRILL propane. Used 2 times. Perfect for tailgating & picnics. $75.

518-424-5695 FOLDING WALKER $30.

518-638-8893

J E W E L RY - B R I G H TO N gold/silver bangle bracelet in bag. New. $50/obo. 518-3011200 K E L L O G G S C O L L E C TABLE METAL set of 4 cars, or great to play with. $9. 518686-2591

MENS HOCKEY SKATES size 7. Excellent condition $20, bob. 518-695-5895 MENS SNOWSHOES Orvis, never used. $99. 518-6868223

NEW BOX SPRING Simm o n s m a t t r e s s w / f ra m e, queen, polyester fiber pad, made USA. $99. 518-4094359 NEW CALELAS PINE Ridge shotgun rife scope.

Asking $50.00 518-8547869a N E W I N B OX S p i n m o p complete. $25. 518-6388893 NEW MENS SIZE 11 hockey skates. Asking $40.00 518854-7869 NEW SNOW PLOW for lawn tractor, never used, 4 foot blade. $50. 518-796-4610 O L D BA B Y C A R R I AG E , Very good condition. Around 1940’s. $45 518-747-3558 O L D B AY O N E T W I T H scabbard around World War I $35. 518-747-3558

P FA LT Z G R A F F D I S H E S TEA rose pattern services for four with extra serving dishes, etc. $15.00. Please call 518-692-7648 POGO STICK GOOD condition. Make good xmas gift. $8.00 obo. 802-287-9456 POOL TABLE 6 ft, Sears brand, great shape, accessories included. $99.99. 518638-8181 PORCELAIN DOLLS 1980s-1990s (4) 10” (1) 6”.

Great condition. $50 takes all. 518-686-4442 QUEEN BED FRAME wood and iron look, sleigh style. $50. 518-638-8977 RACING GLOVES SIMPSON black. Size large, single layer. $25.00 802-2362448 RACING HELMET SIMPSON speedray RX size 7 5/ 8, white snell 2005 racing. $75.00. 802-236-2448 RADIO LINE CHILD’S scooter, red, metal, c1940s. $85. 518-677-5095 R E V E R E C A M E R A C O. model 85, 8mm movie projector w/case. $50. 518-6775095 R O TAT I N G Y E L L OW LIGHT for roof. Magnetic, plugs to lighter. Good condition. $30.00. 518-677-3072 RUG, WOOL AREA 7’ runner. Contemporary brown, florals and paisley. $40. Excellent Condition. 518-6773396 RUG, WOOL AREA. 5’x7’.

Excellent condition. Contemporary brown/ paisley/ florals. From Target, like new. $99.00 518-677-3396 RUGS, WOOL 3’X4’. Excellent condition. Contemporary brown, large florals, paisley.

From Target. $25.00 518677-3396 SALOMON WOMENS SKI boots. European size 25.5, US size 8.5. $55/obo. 802345-8873 SCRAPBOOK PINK KEEPSAKE kit. Sue Skeen, 12x12 album, sheet protectors, stickers, pattern papers. $9.

518-686-2591 SEALY TWIN MATTRESS and box spr ing set, aero quilt, great condition. $50.

802-867-5917 SHARP CAROUSEL MICROWAVE 1,200 watts, 233/4”L x 18-1/4”W. Wor ks fine. $35. 518-812-6997

O L D RO U N D PA D L O C K says “Army” on it with key. $25. 518-747-3558

SHOOTING BENCH EASY a s s e m bl y. S e l d o m u s e d .

Cost $109. Like new condition. $35. 518-753-4009

OLDER CRAFTSMAN SNO-BLOWER $99. 802235-2484

SIX WOOD CHISELS with wood handles 1/4” to 1 1/2”. $25 for all. 518-747-3558

OVERSTUFFED BLUE fabric recliner. $75/obo. 518686-9427

SKIS ATOMIC Down-Hill with poles, excellent shape. $99/obo. 518-301-1200

SNOW TIRES FIRESTONE two, 205/70/R15. $20. 518642-1990 S N OW T I R E S - 4 N o k i a n 185/70R14. Good condition. $85.00. 581-636-7139 S N OW M O B I L E C A R G O TRAILER tows behind s n ow m o b i l e. S i ze 3 0 ” W, 32”L, 14” high sides; 33” outside of skis. $55. 802-3621185 SNOWMOBILE HELMET HJC LS-Airtech II. Excellent condition. Rare purple color.

Small size. $30.00 518-6773072 SOLID WOOD PORTABLE crib. Mattress, waterproof pad, and 2 sheets. $50.00 518-642-2736 S TA R WA R S T R I L O G Y special edition 2”x3” pin, by 20th Century Fox, 1996. Exc cond. $75/obo. 518-4094359 TA B L E , C A F E w / m e t a l base, seats four. $15. 518642-1990 TASCO GOLDEN ANTLER 4x scope. $40.00 802-3759441 TIMES REVOLVING DISPLAY cabinet. Great for collections or store display. $45.

802-375-6782 TOILET, TANK, SINK set, white, no defects. $50. 802867-5917 TORO POWER SHOVEL snowthrower. $40. 518-6421990 TRAPPER & PREDITOR calling magazines back issues. 20 for $5.00. 802-2879456 T R E E S TA N D L A D D E R type. Good condition. $45.

518-677-5098 USED OIL 15 gal. Clean for heaters. $25.00. Bring own barrel. 802-236-2448 U S E D VA N I T Y S I N K 19”x36.5”; crane toilet 10”RI; oak medicine cabinet; vanity light. $75 for all. 518-6864442 WESLO CADENCE tread mill. $99.00 802-375-9441 WO M A N ’ S P U R S E N i n e West brown leather, single shoulder strap. $20/obo.

518-301-1200 WO O D S TOV E P I P E 2 6 ” around by 43” tall. $10. 802867-5917 WOOLRICH HUNTING PA N T S 4 2 W 3 0 l e n g t h .

New, never used. Cost $179, sell for $45. Made in USA. 518-753-4009 X-COUNTRY SKIS poles, boot (6.5) women. Great cond. Cambridge. $90. 518812-7597 X E R OX W O R K C E N T R E 4 1 6 c o py m a c h i n e. P u r chased new in 2005. Used in small office. $99. 518-6955534

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TO RO S N OW P OW E R Clear, 18”, 4HP, OHV 4 cyl, electric start. Regular $379, like new, $150. Best time Sat-Sun afternoon. Whitehall 518-307-3229

Articles For Sale 8 H P 4 0 0 0 WAT T Powe r mate generator, just serviced. $150 firm. Best time Sat-Sun afternoons. Whitehall 518-307-3229 BOSE 301 SPEAKERS new in box. Bargain at $250. One pair used also available at $95. 802-375-6782 BULL MOOSE SHOULDER mount, 18 points, 55” wide.

Good condition. Great addition to the man cave or cabin. $1,800. 802-645-9130 COAL FOR SALE Anthracite. Rice, Pea, Nut and Stove. cell 518-424-5663 or 518-642-9819 CRAFTSMAN SNOW THROWER 9HP, 28”, twostage wheel drive, Model #247.888530, electric start, gently used, $700. 518-6596049 CROSS WALKER TREAD MILL, lightly used, $250/obo.

Must sell. Call 7pm week days. 518-677-3093 KILL BED BUGS! Buy Harris Bed Bug Killers/KIT Complete Treatment System.

Available: Hardware Stores, The Home Depot, homedepot.com LATE 80’S CHEVY 350, 4 bolt tbody dist., runs strong. $250 firm. Best time Sat-Sun afternoons. Whitehall 518307-3229 P R I VAT E TOY C O L L E C TION Matchbox, Hot Wheels cars; some old tin cars; larger die-cast; & some new model kits. Call Bill 802-3756782 SCOOTER LIFT for back of car. Asking $500. 518-7536010 STIHL CHAIN SAW 16” 3/8 bar, 028 AV, r uns, $175.

Best time Sat-Sun afternoons. 518-307-3229

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WOOD SPLITTER 3pt hitch, $400.00 802-779-3356

Firewood

Every Service For Every Purpose

AFFORDABLE FIREWOOD

By Gould’s. Dry & seasoned hardwood, boiler wood also ava i l a bl e. H E A P ve n d o r.

518-499-0307/518-857-0279 A L L Q UA L I T Y H A R D WOOD FIREWOOD accurate measured loads, seasoned and green available.

802-855-3974 or 518-6421558.

Central Boiler E-Classic OUTDOOR WOOD FURNACES. Heat your entire home and hot water. EPA Qualified. Call today about limited time, money-saving offers! Beecrofts 518-7534402

Furniture DINING ROOM SET table with 3 leaves, 6 recently upholstered chairs, buffet and china closet. $500 obo. 518692-7748

Guns & Ammo CRAGIN’S GUN SHOP BUY * SELL * TRADE 105 State St, Rutland, VT 802-773-9781 WORK 802-558-2300 CELL THE 2016 OWLKILL ROD & GUN CLUB’S ANNUAL “GEAR & GUN LOTTERY” Starts June 1, 2016.

Prizes include 9 long guns, 1 custom archery package, 1 MEC Progressive loader, 3 rod and reel combos, and 16 gift cards/certs valued $75 - $100. All prizes will be awarded! A great stocking stuffer for the holidays.

On sale now; info at http://owlkill.org

Health & Nutrition VIAGRA!! 52 Pills for Only $99.00. Your #1 trusted provider for 10 years. Insured and Guaranteed Delivery.

Call today 1-877-560-0675.

Cleaning Services

Plumbing & Heating

AFFORDABLE, PROFESSIONAL CLEANING Call Patty for free quote 802-558-9610

SMILANSKY PLUMBING & HEATING Granville/Salem/Greenwich Robert Smilansky Owner 518-832-0086

Electrician

Tree Service

JOIN OUR SERVICES DIRECTORY TODAY! 2” Display Ad Special!

Call Today! 800-354-4232

BOURN TREE SERVICE Over 30 Years Of Service Fully Insured * Free Est. Brush Chipping * Land Clearing. 518-642-2182

DURRUM ELECTRIC

DOANE TREE SERVICE Stump Grinding * Tree Removal * Free Estimates Insured 802-287-1977

Theron Durrum Master Electrician

• RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL Licensed & Insured 400 York Street Poultney, VT

802-287-2415 Lawn and Garden JOHN DEERE 317 garden tractor with or without snow blower, roto-tiller, mower deck, cab. 802-645-1925

Tools CRAFTSMAN TOOL BOX and tools. $200. 802-3756782 CRAFTSMAN MACHINIST CHEST $125. 802-375-6782

Dogs-Cats-Pets DAC H S H U N D P U P P I E S Male, 11 mths, has shots, $150. Female, 10 wks, Dapple Dachshund, $400. To good homes. 518-499-5050

Advertise in our Services Directory 1-800-354-4232 Dogs-Cats-Pets FREE HOLIDAY KITTENS all smart & friendly at 7 wks old. Purrfect buddies to gift, will go fast. Take home now/ later. NY/VT border Rt 4 area. 518-744-9263 GOLDENDOODLE PUPPIES Ready for Christmas.

Creams to blacks. Shots to date, wormed, vet checked. $1000/each. 518-423-3383 HOLLAND LOP BUNNIES 1 male, 2 females, 10 wks old. $15/ea also dumbo rats handtamed pets only 4 females $5. 518-642-2928

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Apartments

Apartments

CAMBRIDGE 2bdrm, 2nd floor apar tment for lease. $750/mth. References. No pets/smoking. Appliances, heat and off street parking included. Call 518-409-2245

WHITEHALL 2bdrm, $695/ mth and 3bdrm, $725/mth. incl heat & hot water, W/D hook-up, no pets, 1st mth +sec & ref. 518-307-2174

CAMBRIDGE/JACKSON Countr y newly renovated 1bdrm for lease. No pets/ smoking. References. Security dep. First mths rent. $750/mth. 518-677-2975 GRANVILLE Brookview Town Houses. 1 & 2 2bdrm apts, offering $200 off 1 mth rent. Starting at $545. Water, sewer, onsite laundry, snow & garbage removal. 845-4361215.

G R A N V I L L E V I L L AG E 2bdrm, 1st floor, $675/mth includes heat, all electric, trash removal. Security & references req. 518-642-2820 H U B BA R D TO N c l o s e t o Castleton Corners, country efficiency, elec., suitable for 1, ref req,. $425/mth 1st & sec. Avail now. 802-2732499 P O U LT N E Y 2 b d r m , 2 n d floor, fridge, stove, W/D, all utilities incl., $1000/mth. first, last, security dep. Credit ref.

No pets. 802-287-4283

Commercial MAIN ST, SALEM Two 800 square foot stores connected. Presently Fred’s Sub Shop. $550/mth ea or $1000 for both. 802-867-0359.

Homes GREENWICH Country ranch, 4bd w/garage basement, large kitchen. $1200 +sec & ref. 518-692-2892 L A K E L AU D E R DA L E / CAMBRIDGE 2bdrm, W/D hookup, first, last +security. $775/mth. 802-867-0375

XXXXX Storage EXIT ONE SELF-STORAGE Heated Units Also Available Route 4-A Fair Haven, VT 802-265-3330

Vacation/ Recreational WA R M W E AT H E R I S YEAR ROUND IN ARUBA. The water is safe, and the dining is fantastic. Walk out to the beach. 3-Bedroom weeks available. Sleeps 8. $ 3 5 0 0 .

E m a i l : carolaction@aol.com for more information.

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SHUSHAN, NY Cozy 2bdrm apartment, W/D, kitchen with granite countertops, stainless appliances, AC, overlooking the Battenkill River, utilities include: water, heat and electric. $975/mth. 516676-4141 CALL TODAY FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION 800-3524232

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STEPHENS CHRYSLER JEEP DODGE RAM OF GREENWICH, NY

IS CURRENTLY HIRING FOR CUSTODIAL SERVICES Experience preferred but will train the right motivated person! The ideal person will be male or female, energetic, outgoing person with a positive attitude, and strong work ethic.

Advertise your antiques, furniture, musical instruments and other items in the Classifieds today, and TADA... they’re sold! The Classifieds are an easy, cheap and effective way to reach a wide audience. There’s no trick to it – just call today to place your ad and watch potential buyers appear before your very eyes!

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Employment To place an ad, call Help Wanted CDL REGIONAL TRUCK DRIVER Great Starting Pay, Home Weekends. Experienced & CDL Grads, Start Your Career Today! 866-9558904 COOK WANTED Birdseye Diner, Castleton VT Experience preferred.

Robert (802) 468-2213 HASKINS GAS SERVICE in Dorset VT is seeking a multifuel service technician skilled in handling both propane and oil related equipment. 802867-5741

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Full Time Machine Operator

V: 518-677-5617 Ext 247 28 Perry Lane, PO Box 160 Cambridge, NY 12816 F: 518-677-5874

Cambridge Valley Machining, Inc. is actively looking for qualified people to join our team. We have the following positions currently open:

CNC MACHINE OPERATORS (2nd & 3rd shift)

Job 1261

Find that perfect job right here in the classifieds!

Anticipated Full-time Custodian/Maintenance Staff The Poultney School District is seeking a dynamic, selfmotivated, individual for a full-time custodian/ maintenance staff position beginning December 18, 2015. The successful candidate must have the ability to perform physical tasks required to fulfill the responsibilities of the position. Responsibilities include but are not limited to – general maintenence and building oversight, safety oversight, and cleanliness of the building and grounds, snow removal and other duties conducive to operation of the building on a daily basis.

Experience desired.

For further information please contact Principal Kristen Caliguiri (802) 287-5212. Please submit application, resume and three letters of reference to: Superintendent of Schools, RSWSU, 168 York Street, Poultney, VT 05764.

Open until filled. EOE.

Resident Assistant needed to provide assistance with care.

Full-time, part-time, per diem. All shifts needed, weekends a must, experience preferred.

Benefits may include medical, dental, and life insurance; paid time off.

Please call or email Chris at 802.362.5141 • cpetry@terracecommunities.com Manchester, VT • Come join our team.

Our employees are our greatest asset.

SALES฀ASSOCIATE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS OF THE RUTLAND REGION

Join a team committed to caring for our community!

We are growing again! Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region is the premier primary care organization for Rutland County and has recently expanded to include another primary care clinic in Rutland. As a Federally Qualified Health Center we provide a network of Family Practitioners, Psychiatrists, Dentists and Social Workers. We are committed to improving the health of our community through the provision of quality health care and compassionate service to all.

Cambridge Valley Machining, Inc.

Immediate฀opportunity฀for฀ a฀Sales฀Associate฀in฀our฀Manchester฀store.฀ Some฀weekends฀and฀holiday฀availability฀required.฀ Competitive฀pay฀and฀great฀work฀environment Send฀resume฀to฀Manchester@marimekko.com

Essential duties: Loads and unloads work pieces from production machinery. Utilizes power tools and hand tools to perform preparation or finishing work, utilizes gages and measuring devices to check product quality. Updates documentation for quality checks.

Requirements: Qualified candidates will have experience in an industrial production environment. Experience operating CNC machining centers or lathes is desired but not required. Duties: job related quality control, including: reading shop prints and using calipers, micrometers, and various measurement gauging. Other duties: material handling and lifting of up to 50 lbs. Applicants must have a H.S. diploma or GED equivalent.

Qualifications: to perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactory. The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential duties.

Benefits: medical and dental plan, life insurance, paid sick/personal, holiday and vacation time, flex time, and 401k.

Salary: commensurate with experience and qualifications.

Send resume to: Cambridge Valley Machining, Inc. PO Box 160Cambridge, NY 12816 Attn: Robin Brownell Fax:(518)677-5974 or Email: rbrownell@cvmusa.com www.cvmusa.com Reference Job 1261 CVM is an equal opportunity employer/Disabled/Veterans/Females/Minorities All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, creed, age, genetic disposition, gender identity, religion, or national origin

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The following positions are currently available: Nursing/Clinical Positions –

STEPHENS CHRYSLER JEEP DODGE RAM OF GREENWICH, NY

Full-time RN’s, LPN’s or Certified/Registered Medical Assistants available at Rutland, Castleton and Pawlet sites Per-diem LPN or Certified/Registered MA – Primary care clinic in Pawlet

IS CURRENTLY SEEKING

Licensed Clinical Social Worker – The position will involve providing individual and group treatment to patients in the Medication Assisted Treatment Program (MAT). Will conduct substance abuse evaluations and collaborate as a team member of the MAT program and provide service coordination. Must be a Vermont licensed LICSW and have prior related experience.

A NEW/USED VEHICLE SALES CONSULTANT

Practice Manager – The Practice Manager is responsible for the day- to- day operations of the primary care practice to include staff supervision, hiring, scheduling and performance management and providers schedules. Qualified candidates must have previous healthcare leadership experience; bachelor’s degree preferred RN or other clinical background preferred.

To apply: Complete an application on-line at www.chcrr.org or send resume to: Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region, 215 Stratton Road, Rutland, Vermont 05701 Attention: Human Resources We are an equal opportunity employer.

Whitehall Central School District Whitehall, New York 12887

Vacancies

SUBSTITUTE BUS DRIVERS NEEDED WE WILL PAY YOU TO TRAIN YOU!! $12.00 per hour Please apply to: Mrs. Jodi Birch School Business Manager Whitehall Central School District 87 Buckley Road PO Box 29 Whitehall, NY 12887 Email - jbirch@railroaders.net Fax - 518-499-1759 Phone - 518-499-0346 ext 2023

Experience preferred but will train the right motivated person! The ideal person will be male or female, energetic, outgoing person with a positive attitude, strong work ethic and a desire to earn a great living.

WE OFFER • A 5 day work week • A Competitive salary with potential to earn up to six figures • Monthly Bonus • Health Benefits • Vacation • A fun fast paced work place

Call George Ostrowski for a confidential interview

518-692-9604 FAX OR EMAIL RESUME TO: 518-692-7217 GEORGE@STEPHENSCJD.COM

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Autos

Autos 1996 VOLVO 850 turbo wagon, new muffler, brakes, oil pan, good/fair condition. $2000. 802-394-2505 1998 BUICK LESABRE Custom green runs daily, no issues, 4 door, good condition inside & out, PW/PL. $1700 obo. 518-692-2325 2003 SUBARU OUTBACK Wagon, 247k miles, fair to good condition, inspected/ registered, new brakes. Asking $1800. 518-331-9566

Autos

Autos

2005 TOYOTA RAV 4 AWD, 133,000 miles, excellent mec h a n i c a l c o n d i t i o n , n ew brakes, hitch, clean, pale green. $7195. 518-854-9134

2007 MKZ LINCOLN beautiful with leather seats, remote starter, 6 CD changer, heated seats with memory. $8650. 802-779-1208

2 0 0 6 C H E V Y I M PA L A 72,400K. Black A/C, PW, remote starter. Premium sound s y s t e m . 6 d i s c c h a n g e r.

VGC. $5,500. 802-362-4646

2008 FORD ESCAPE 4wd, navigation, leather, hybrid, hitch, sunroof, excellent condition, clean, 155k miles. $6500 obo. 201-921-4420

Autos

2009 KIA SPORTAGE 4cyl, AC, Cruise, remote mirrors, 84,000 miles, $8600. 518664-4202 2009 NISSAN VERSA SL well maintained, nice condition, good tires, 109K, $5000. 518-854-7903

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Four-Wheel Drive

2 0 1 0 VO LVO X 0 7 0 3 . 2 AW D, p r e m i u m c l i m a t e packages, metallic paint, dog barrier, Thule, Sirius, Nokian WRG3-new, excellent condition, 70K, $19,750. 802375-2528 2011 DODGE CALIBER Main Street Edition, 39900 miles, 25 mpg, silver, black interior. $10,000. 518-3387621 2 0 1 1 M E R C U RY M I L A N Premier, 49k, grey, heated leather seats, FWD, power, bluetooth, excellent condition. $11500. 802-770-2912 PRICE REDUCED! 2005 Caddy Deville, 70k miles, platinum beige leather, always garaged, chauffer driven, loaded, sunroof. $6895.

802-379-4669 or daviddorset89@gmail.com

Boats 15.5 FT Centerboard Sailboat, needs some repair, mounted on trailer. $750/ obo. 518-642-2031

Campers/Trailers 1994 HOLIDAY RAMBLER 5th wheel, 30’. $6500. 518499-1424 2004 5TH WHEEL Mobile Suite, 36 feet, 3 slides, excellent condition, fireplace, washer, dr yer, Craftmatic bed and more. $19,500 obo.

802-265-8079 or 802-7791011 2004 STARCRAFT ARUBA fifth wheel camper, 30 ft, sleeps 6/7, lightly used, good condition. $9000. 518-6325798 or 518-744-4805

Classic & Antiques 1966 PLYMOUTH FURY III 2-dr hard top, cream color, 318 V8 wedge engine, 93K, came out of South. Come take a look, floors solid. $3,000/obo. 518-642-2068

2015 CHRYSLER 200C

2015 RAM 1500 BIG HORN QUAD CAB

1996 DODGE RAM pickup, 4 W D, b o d y r o u g h , r u n s good, VT registered and inspected. $800/obo. 802-3752732 1997 CHEVY Z71 off-road shor tbed, 160K mi. As is. $750. 802-293-2341 2002 CHEVY PICKUP parts truck, motor bad, 5 speed, 1/ 2 ton, shortbed. $650. 802375-9313 2005 DODGE RAM 1500 quadcab, V8 Hemy, reg box w/cap. Good cond. 115K mi, runs great. Tow package.

Asking $7500. 518-854-9247 for more info

Motorcycles 1975 HARLEY DAVIDSON Electric Glide, low mileage, original paint. $9000. 802287-9408 1990 HD FXRS 1300cc, new tires, $5000. 802-325-3127 2003 HD DYNA LOW RIDER 2400 miles, gun metallic blue, anniversar y edition.

1450 cc. Screaming eagle exhaust pipes. $8000. 802265-4945 2005 883 HARLEY DAVIDSON Must sell. Not broken in. 497 miles. To see call 802-468-2435 2010 HONDA GOLD WING tr ike, $23,000. Wells, VT 802-645-1925

ATV’s /Snowmobiles 2005 ARCTIC CAT F7 Sno P r o, o ra n g e i n c o l o r, 2 k miles. $3000. 802-287-1772 2006 POLARIS CLASSIC 550, fan cooled, 2500 miles, electric start/electronic reverse, LED grille lights, new carbides, 2 windshields, new battery, mint. $2700. 802325-2151

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ATV’s /Snowmobiles SNOWMOBILE & TRAILER Yamaha RS Venture 900cc Touring, 2 up, very good condition & low mileage with double tilt trailer, good condition. $4900. 802-645-9181

Tires, Parts, Accessories FOUR NORDMAN SNOW TIRES 4 lug, 195/65R 1595TXL, MTS for 2004 Honda Civic, with rim, $150. 518692-7849 NOKIAN HAKKAPELIITTAS 225/55R-17 XL studded snow tires. Great shape. $600. 518-232-3832

Pickups, Trucks, Vans 2003 FORD F250 V10, auto, trailer tow package, 81k miles. $8500. 518-753-4895 2004 DODGE CARAVAN 165K, almost new tires, body good, needs water pump.

Make offer. 518-892-7153 2005 FORD F150 XLT, new tires, dealer serviced, moonroof, little rust, 104k, good c o n d i t i o n , o n e o w n e r. $13000. 518-642-2601 2005 RAM 1500 SPORT S LT Q u a d C a b 4 x 4 , 5 . 7 hemi, 145k miles, red, hard tonneau, tow pkg, 20” wheels, always ser viced, typical rust for age. $9150.

518-282-9005 2005 TOWN & COUNTRY 6-7 passenger van, some rust, runs great, stow away seats, 160K, several years left, $490. 802-265-2062

CALL TODAY FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION 800-352-4232

2015 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO

STK#15059 STK#15150

MSRP............. $28,016 Z Discount.... - $1,516 Rebates......... - $5,500

2012 TOYOTA COROLLA

2011 FORD TAURUS LIMITED

STK#5Z0312 JUST AS NEW AS CAN BE! HOT CAR, ONLY 5,848 * MILES!

2012 KIA OPTIMA LX

2012 SUBARU IMPREZA 2.0 AWD

2013 JEEP PATRIOT LATITUDE

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2013 RAM 3500 CREW CAB

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STK#5Z0151 AUTO, PWL, SUNROOF, 29,000 MILES.

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STK#5Z0278 4 CYL, AUTO, PWL, 68,000 MILES.

STK#5Z0223 4X4, QUAD CAB, PWL, 51,000 MILES.

2013 HONDA CIVIC EX COUPE

STK#5Z0268 TREMENDOUS VALUE, NICELY EQUIPPED ECONOMY CAR, 97,393 MI.

STK#5Z0231 49,504 MILES, VERY CLEAN INSIDE AND OUT!

STK#5Z0274 AUTO, PWL, 1 OWNER, 55,000 MILES.

2012 RAM 1500 TRADESMAN

MSRP............. $34,990 Z Discount.... - $1,900 Rebates......... - $1,500

Must qualify with Chrysler Capital.

Must finance with Chrysler Capital or lose $500 rebate.

2015 DODGE CHALLENGER R/T SCAT PACK

STK#15346

STK#15306

MSRP............. $43,675 Z Discount.... - $3,700 Rebates......... - $5,000

STK#5Z0277 4X4, 6.7L CUMMINS, DUALLY, 22,000 MILES.

STK#5Z0292 4X4, SUNROOF, REMOTE START, 1 OWNER, 72,000 MILES.

STK#5Z0244 6 CYL, 4X4, AUTOMATIC, PWL, ONLY 26,000 MILES.

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2011 FORD TAURUS LIMITED

2011 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT

STK#5Z0231 49,504 MILES, VERY WELL MAINTAINED, CLEAN INSIDE AND OUT

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2013 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE X

STK#5Z0261 4X4, HEMI, LEATHER, NICE! 94,000 MILES!

STK#5Z0275 AWD, SUNROOF, 7 PASSENGER, 83,000 MILES.

STK#5Z0186 LEATHER, SUNROOF, 4X4, V6, 31,000 MILES.

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