There will be a horseshoe meeting on Tuesday, April 23, at 7 pm at the Barbecue Recreation lanes for anyone interested in pitching horseshoes this year. Call Jack at 518 686-5751 for more information.
Land View Farm Captures Friday National Bowling League
Surdam Rolls Back To Back Perfect Games
The Land View Farm team captured the championship in the Friday National League at the Barbecue Recreation this past Sunday with a win over Sykes’ Store in the roll-off. Sykes’ Store earned a chance at the title by defeating the defending two time champs, The Hoosick Fire Department, in the first round of play by the total pintail score of 3040 – 3022. Land View defeated the Beck Farms team in their preliminary round by the score of 2873 – 2827.
In the first match, Jason Sykes rolled 217, 234, 226 for a 677 series, and Richie Bennett had 203, 207, 219 for a 629 for Sykes’ Store. The highlight of the day was when Steve Surdam Sr. rolled back-to-back perfect 300 games for The Hoosick Fire Department. Steve had a 215 his first game, finishing with the last six strikes in that game, and proceeded to throw twenty-four more in a row to finish with an 815 series!
In the Beck Farms vs. Land View Farm match, Rich Grey led Land View to the win with a 239 game and 607 series. Josh Case had 239, 657 and Don Goodermote shot 237, 633 for Becks in the loss.
In the championship round, it was Rich Grey leading the way once again with score of 205, 193, 222 for a 620 series. The remaining bowlers for Land View are Mike Stone, John Ruggles Sr., Jay Lacroix and Ray Gates. The final tally in the championship round was Land View 2808 and Sykes’ Store 2722.
The Friday National League will hold its banquet on Friday, April 26, at the Barbecue Recreation.
Berlin Rescue Squad Fish Fry
On Friday, April 19, the Berlin Rescue Squad will be holding its monthly, delicious Fish Fry Dinner. For $10 you can come enjoy a hearty helping of fried cod on a roll, French fries, coleslaw, a brownie and soda or water. Eat in or take out, it’s up to you. Call in orders are welcome; the Firehouse number is 658-2890. The dinner will be held from 5 to 7 pm at the Berlin Firehouse. Please call Stan at 658-0088 or 269-8646 if you have any questions.
West Hoosick FD Pancake Breakfast
The West Hoosick Fire Department announces an All You Can Eat Breakfast at the firehouse on Sunday, April 21, from 7:30 to 11 am. The menu includes pancakes, French toast, eggs, sausage, bacon, toast, juice, coffee, tea and hot chocolate. The local girl scouts will be on hand to collect food for the Hoosick Area Food Pantry. This is part of their annual girl scout food drive so please bring your non-perishables when you come to the breakfast.
The firehouse is located on Pine Valley Road near the intersection of County Routes 109 and 103. Please call the firehouse at 686-1814 with any questions.
The 15th Annual SVFD Roast Beef Dinner Is April 20
The Stephentown Volunteer Fire Department will hold an all you can eat Roast Beef Dinner on Saturday, April 20, in the Stephentown Fire Hall, 35 Grange Hall Road in Stephentown. The doors will open at 4 pm and close at 7 pm.
Adult, all you can eat dinners cost $12, dinners for children age 6-10 cost $7 and youth ages 5 and under eat free. No advance registration is required. Take out dinners will be available for $10 each.
Brunswick Grange Tailgate Sale
On Sunday, May 5, the Brunswick Grange will hold its Annual Spring Agricultural Tailgate Sale at the Schaghticoke Fairgrounds, Routes 67 & 40, Schaghticoke, from 8 am to 12:30 pm. More than 50 vendors will have various varieties of chickens, ducks, geese, pigeons, vegetables, plants, flowers and other agricultural items. Absolutely no dogs, cats, puppys or kittens will be allowed for sale. A donation of $15 per vendor will be charged.
The event will be held rain or shine. Refreshments will be available. For more information, please call 279-9113.
Two April Events At Dyken Pond
Earth Day Volunteer Day
Saturday, April 20, is Earth Day Volunteer Day. Help out and get the Dyken Pond Environmental Education ready for spring classes, trail clearing and installation of mosaic art panels. Volunteer day runs from 9 am to 12 noon.
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Perennial Sale At Hubbard Hall
It’s time to give Spring a push start and what better way than with the Hubbard Hall Annual Perennial Sale! This year’s sale takes place on Saturday, April 27 from 9 am until noon (or until everything is sold!). Expert gardeners on hand will help you choose what works best for your garden location.
You’ll find lots of healthy divisions of perennials, some common old workhorses for the garden as well as some rare and special.
Donate and shop early! Contribute plants, tools, garden decor, etc. to the sale and you may begin shopping as early as 7 am. Donations may be dropped off behind Hubbard Hall anytime on April 26 or 27. Shop early! Most items sell out by 11 am so don’t dally! It’s a great way for enthusiastic gardeners to exchange choice plants while supporting Hubbard Hall at the same time!
You may also arrange to have your donations picked up prior to the sale day by calling Bliss McIntosh at 518-677-3151.
It is not necessary to pot up your divisions if they are taken soon before the sale; just wrap the roots in damp newspaper and place them in plastic bags. We do ask you to label them accurately and clearly if possible.
Hubbard Hall is located at 25 East Main Street in Cambridge, NY. For more information on this and all Hubbard Hall programs, please visit our website at www.hubbardhall.org or call 518-677-2495.
Voice Of A Vet
by Bea Peterson
Gail Smith reported some interesting statistics at the Hoosick Falls Community Alliance Church Veterans Breakfast on Saturday, April 13. Hoosick Falls has 333 veterans, or about ten percent of its population. That is a large percentage compared to other County towns. Yet the majority of veterans services are located on the other side of the County.
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Baptism Of A Babcock Lake Baby
Zachary Patrick Myers and Megan Phyfe (Barrett) Myers are proud to announce the baptism of their daughter, Skyla Jaide Myers. At 10½ months old, she was baptized with blessed Babcock Lake water at the Old First Congregational Church located in Historic Bennington, VT, on the morning of Sunday, April 7, 2013. [Read more…] about Baptism Of A Babcock Lake Baby



