Pike’s Cantonment Day at the War of 1812 Museum

Plattsburgh-The War of 1812 Museum operated by the Battle of Plattsburgh Association will have a day full of events dedicated to raising awareness about Pike’s Cantonment, the historic War of 1812 military camp lead by Zebulon Pike.

In the Winter of 1812, under the leadership of Colonel Zebulon Pike, units of the U.S. Army took up winter quarters and for three months lived near what is now Route #22 in the vicinity of the Plattsburgh International Airport. During these three months, over 200 men perished due to frost bite and severe cold before marching out in early 1813.

Pike’s Cantonment Day will commence at 10:00am on Saturday, December 13th at the Battle of Plattsburgh Association at 31 Washington Road, on the former old base behind the airplanes on Route #9.

Events are as follows…

10:00am: The Battle of Plattsburgh Association (BOPA) will have a flag raising ceremony celebrating the newest addition to the BOPA grounds, a 30 foot flag pole donated by Woodmen of the World and installed by Andrew Rivera and members of the Boy Scouts of America. Installation of the pole was a requirement for the completion of Andrew Rivera’s Eagle Scout project.

11:00am: War of 1812 Soldier demonstrations will be held by local War of 1812 military re-enactors. Soldiers will talk about what life was like as a soldier during the War of 1812 and will be firing off a re-enactor canon and holding musket demonstrations.

12:00pm: Several re-enactors will then go next door to the Old Post cemetery and participate in the annual Wreaths Across America Ceremony held by the American Military Retirees Association (ARMA).

1:00pm: War of 1812 re-enactor boot camp for kids will be held on the BOPA grounds.

2:00pm: Presentation by Keith Herkalo, President of the Battle of Plattsburgh Association and author of “The Battles of Plattsburgh: September 11, 1814” on the history of Pike’s Cantonment.

3:00pm: Brief ending ceremony presented by re-enactors.


For more information, please call Dave Deno at the Battle of Plattsburgh Association at (518) 566-1814 or by e-mail at manager@battleofplattsburgh.org.

Clinton Community College Chorale Christmas Concert

Friday, December 5th at 1:15 pm and 7:00 pm.

It will feature Christmas songs from around the world sung in different languages.

The Christmas Concert at Clinton Community is free.  They hope to get a good turnout because funding for the chorale group is threatened.

Homeschool Skiing at Titus Mountain

It’s almost time for homeschool skiing at Titus Mountain in Malone!

We will continue to ski this year on Fridays starting January 16th and running for 5 weeks.  There is a sixth week for make-ups. The prices are as follows (this cost is for the entire 5 weeks):

Skiing:
Lift Ticket and Lesson: $85
Lesson Only: $40
Rentals: $50

Snowboarding:
Lift Ticket and Lesson: $85
Lesson Only: $40
Rentals:$70

If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at dawnsslings@gmail.com. Also email to request the registration forms. Please send your completed form(s) to 817 Brand Hollow Rd. Peru, NY 12972  

Money is due at the time of registration, please make checks payable to me (Dawn-Marie Hall), as Titus requests only one check from the group.  Registration will be due December 14.  Also, please feel free to pass this information along to other interested homeschooling families.

Co-op For Wed November 19th

Classes start promptly at 11:00am, and conclude around 2:30p when the 1:00pm afternoon classes finish. Feel free to come for the whole time or just for the portion your family wants to participate in. Bring a lunch or participate in the community potluck!

Full details available on all class offerings below. For quick reference here is an overview of what is being offered this day:

11:00 - 12:00:

Thanks for Thanksgiving -- Preschool -- Beth Notch

Human Body: The Digestive & Renal System -- K-3 -- Heidi Moore
History of Thanksgiving -- K-3 -- Jan McCormick

Introduction to Poetry -- 4th-6th -- Samantha Marocco

Basics of Personal Finance -- middle/high school -- Tammy Neureuther

12:35 - 12:55:

Children’s Chorus -- PreK-3rd

Youth Chorus -- 4th+

Current Events Club -- middle/high school

1:00 - 2:00:
Making Music with Fractions -- K-4 -- Melissa Floyd

Paper Twirling -- 3rd & up -- Amanda Bokus

Native American of New York State -- Wars: Taking Sides -- 5th & up  (class runs 1:00p - 2:30p) --  Jan McCormick

FULL DETAILS

Free Play Room:  Legos

11:00a - 12:00p

Preschool: Thanks for Thanksgiving Students will participate in circle time reading two books "Thanks for Thanksgiving" & "The Littlest Pilgrim". There will be playdough, a tissue paper Indian corn craft, and a bead & pipe cleaner turkey craft.

Teacher: Beth Notch

Fee: $1 per student

RSVP: Beth Notch, bethanynotch@gmail.com

K-3:

History of Thanksgiving

Learn about the history of Thanksgiving, and how myth vs historical reality.

Teacher: Jan McCormick Fee: $3 per student, or $2 per student if participating in all 3 of Jan's fall elementary history classes (10/15, 11/5 & 11/19) Class Size: 10 RSVP: Jan McCormick, jemick39@gmail.com

Human Body:  Digestive & Renal System
Come learn some fun facts while exploring your digestive & renal systems and how they work!

Teacher: Heidi Moore
Fee: $2 per student
Class size: 7
RSVP:  Heidi Moore, hjmoore394@gmail.com

Gr 4-6: Introduction to Poetry

This second class on poetry will focus on poetry about food (as we will be so close to celebrating Thanksgiving!). You’ll be introduced to a number of different poets this class as it seems many poets have discovered poetry in their food! We will continue the fun with reading and listening to poems, completing arts and crafts related to poems, writing a Thanksgiving poem, and we will even have a poetry treasure hunt! Bring your appetites for some great poems and join in the fun!

Teacher: Samantha Marocco
Fee: $3 which will provide each student a second Dover book of poetry to bring home  

Class size: 8-10
RSVP: Samantha Marocco, smarocco@gmail.com

Middle/High School:

Finanace

This class will be an ongoing series over several classes.  Students will learn about various topics including: supply/demand; careers & income goals; budgeting & living expenses; using a checkbook; savings accounts; stocks, bonds & dividends; credit cards; your credit score & purchasing a home; insurance, taxes & retirement.  

Teacher: Tammy Neureuther
Fee: $5 for the full semester or $1 per class
Extra Supplies:  Additionally, please bring a notebook, pencil, and if you have the classified & food ads from a newspaper or the Wall Street Journal.  If you will be bringing in newspapers please let the instructor know.
RSVP:  Tammy Neureuther, tamneureuther@yahoo.com or Facebook Tammy Neureuther

12:00p - 1:00p

Potluck or bag lunch period. ***Please remember that co-op as a new nut free policy! This includes not only items brought for potluck, but also for holiday treats, snacks & bag lunches. If you are looking for a nut butter alternative, sun butter is OK to use! *** We will meet upstairs in the fellowship hall for lunch break.  Potluck lunch is open for everyone attending!  If your family has special dietary needs (vegan, gluten free, etc), please consider bringing a dish to share that you family can also eat!    Families who choose not to participate in potluck are encouraged to bring a bag lunch.  

If you’d like to participate in a potluck lunch please email Cathy Morin at woodchop2011@hotmail.com

12:35p - 12:55p

Children’s Chorus -- (grades PreK - 3)  Will be practicing Christmas songs this fall to be sung at Meadowbrook Nursing Home on 12/10/14 from 10-11am.  The only requirement for Children's Chorus is your young children must be able to participate without distracting the other kids!   Students interested in Children's Chorus will meet in the sanctuary upstairs.

Teacher: Holly Warren

Fee:  FREE

RSVP:  Holly Warren, hollyjwarren@gmail.com, or Facebook Holly Warren. No need to RSVP unless the student is a new participant.

Youth Chorus -- (grades 4 & up)  Youth Chorus is new this year!   Students will be practicing modern Christmas songs to be sun at Meadowbrook Nursing home on 12/10/14 from 10-11am.

Teacher: Cheryl Lussier

Fee: FREE

RSVP:  Cheryl Lussier, lussierinbox@hotmail.com, or Facebook Cheryl Corsetti Lussier. No need to RSVP unless the student is a new participant.

Current Events  -- (middle/high school)

This weekly group will discuss and explore what is happening locally, nationally and around the world.  Due to some of the content that may be discussed this will be for the middle school and highschool students only (with parental approval).  Students will be asked to contribute weekly.  This class will meet in the downstairs board room.

Teacher: Tammy Neureuther
Fee: FREE
RSVP: Tammy Neureuther, tamneureuther@yahoo.com or Facebook Tammy Neureuther

1:00p - 2:00p

Elementary (K-3):

Making Music with Fractions

Music can make introduction to fractions fun for children.  Through humming, drumming, and playing out music notes on a recorder, students will learn about whole notes, half notes, quarter notes and eighth notes.  We will introduce the concept of basic fractions and how they are related to music.   Please note, this class will meet from 1-2p on 10/15, 10/29, 11/19 & 12/3.

Teacher: Melissa Floyd
Fee:  If your child has a recorder, please have him or her bring it. If you need me to order one, please let me know by October 3rd .  There will be a $8 fee for recorders.  The class is free otherwise.   
Class size: 12
RSVP: Melissa Floyd, msafloyd@gmail.com , or Facebook Melissa Floyd

Gr 4-6:

Paper Twirling

Paper twirl projects using the Klutz paper twirling kit. If you have quilling supplies, bring them, but there will be plenty to share. You do NOT need to buy a kit, but this is what will be used:

http://www.amazon.com/Twirled-Paper-Almost-Anything-Simple/dp/1570548080

Teacher: Amanda Bokus

Fee: FREE

Class size: 8 RSVP: Amanda Bokus, bokusfamily@westelcom.com, or Facebook Amanda Bahere Bokus

Middle/High School:

Native Americans of New York State -- Wars - Taking Sides

***Please note this class concludes at 2:30p ***

This class will meet for 5 sessions: 10/15, 10/29, 11/5, 11/29, & 12/3. Through the class the students will have a better understanding of the day to day lives of the Native Americans of New York State from pre-contatct up to the American Revolution and their influence on the Colonial Constitution.

The five programs will cover: 1) The Early People 2)Explorers/Contact 3)Trade Relations & Treaties 4)Wars - taking sides 5)The Aftermath

Note:  Those interested in participating will be emailed a selection of readings a week before class, and students will pick one reading and write an abstract before class. (An abstract is an analysis of the reading - Did the author prove his thesis and support whether or not the author was successful and then conclude your belief. Reading and abstract expectations will be age and level appropriate. It will be an introduction to the 4th grades and a greater expectation for the older students.)

Classes will include artifact analysis, use of maps and primary documents to detect how the early people and the tribes that followed lived, their politics and relations with other tribes and Nations. There will be some role play. Students will break into groups or tribes to make political decisions on trade, treaties and war.

My goal for these lessons are to prepare students to think critically in their readings and writings. It will be an introduction for the younger ones and preparing the older students for college.

I will provide the first readings, but will be open to students picking readings that apply to the lesson - but a topic they personally have an interest in.

Teacher: Jan McCormick

Cost: $10 for semester or $3 per class

RSVP: Tammy Neureuther, tamneureuther@yahoo.com or Facebook Tammy Neureuther

Board Games & Afternoon Free play  --

Board games for the preschool & elementary age children will be set up in the preschool room downstairs. There will also be building blocks, basic art supplies, and other items to help keep our youngest co-op members entertained throughout the afternoon.

Board games for older kids (ages 9+) will be set up in the board room for the afternoon.  Bring your favorite game to share!

Creative Crafts Saturday -- 11/15/14 -- Plattsburgh Library Auditorium -- 10a - 12p -- FREE!

Kids Station Children's Museum presents a FREE

Creative Crafts Saturday at the Plattsburgh Public Library Auditorium (2nd floor)

10:00am - 12:00pm

Celebrate Fall & Thanksgiving!

~ Make a fall wreath.

~ Create Pilgrim Finger Puppets

~ Construct a Turkey Mask

and more.......

For more information contact 518-566-7575 or cvtmkidsstation@gmail.com

Plattsburgh State Story Hour

Greetings!   Plattsburgh State Art Museum invites you to join us for a free Preschool Story Hour on Tuesday, November 18, 2014 at 10am. Pop Art - Explore your senses through art. Book: Touch the Art: Pop Warhol's Top by Julie Appel   The program is especially designed for preschool age children (ages 3-5) and their caregivers.   Click below for more information and to RSVP.

Register Now!

If you have any questions about this event, please contact the museum educator at sbell008@plattsburgh.edu.  Best wishes for a great week from Plattsburgh State Art Museum.   Sincerely, Samantha Bellinger Plattsburgh State Art Museum artmuseum@plattsburgh.edu 518-564-2474

Plattsburgh Air Force Base Museum & War of 1812 Museums field tri

Friday Nov 14 10:30
Plattsburgh Air Force Base Museum & War of 1812 Museums field trip
31 Washington Rd. Plattsburgh (near the traffic circle)

Open to all homeschooling families!
Suggested for grades 4+ or younger children interested in history.

Younger siblings welcome if they can participate quietly & keep hands off displays. :-)

Depending on the number of participants, we will most likely break into smaller groups to visit both museums (they are across the street from each other)

$2 per person, including the adults.

Please RSVP to Amanda Bokus at bokusfamily@westelcom.com as soon as possible, so the museums can arrange for the appropriate number of volunteer staff members.

Karen Becker & Friends Concert (Dueling Pianos)

SUNY Plattsburgh Music Dept presents Karen Becker & Friends Concert

November 8, 2014
Saturday, 7:30 PM
E. Glenn Giltz Auditorium, Hawkins Hall
FREE

The Becker and Thompson Duo returns to the North Country for a concert of music for two pianos by American composers, their first appearance since 2011.

The Duo was formed when both women were students at Juilliard. They have been heard in concert throughout the Midwest and northern New York, receiving critical acclaim at The Schubert Club in downtown St. Paul. With repertoire spanning from Stravinsky to Gershwin and beyond, this concert will feature selections by American composers Dave Brubeck, Paul Bowles and George Gershwin.

Sonja Thompson currently serves on the faculty of Augsburg College in Minneapolis, and Karen Becker is an Associate Professor of music at SUNY Plattsburgh.

The Concert will be on Saturday, November 8th at 7:30 pm on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus in E. Glenn Giltz auditorium, Hawkins Hall. Admission is free.


Hope to see you there!

SUNY Plattsburgh Music Department
101 Broad St, MFA 220
Plattsburgh, NY 12901

Raise Money for Your Local Library: Participate in Olivia's Challenge

Samantha Marocco's daughter Olivia did a reading challenge last year to raise funds for local libraries. This year she would like to include all the homeschoolers in the area in her challenge! Please read below for all the details. :-)

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How it works is:

Kids: Keep track of how many books you read in the month of November using a reading log. Have your parents and/or grandparents pledge a small donation amount per book. At the end of the month, tally the amount of money earned and donate this amount to your local library! Have fun reading!

If kids read more than 20 books, additional book titles can be written on the back of the sheet and/or additional pages.

Parents and kids give their donation directly to their library of choice. Please email Samantha at smarocco@gmail.com with your total number of books read and donation amount, as last year a newspaper article was written announcing the total number of books read and amount of money earned.

You can include books read with, to, or by the child, as well as books on tape. Videos or movies don't count though. Fiction, non fiction, poetry- it all counts!

Books can be of any length that you decide is appropriate for your child's age and reading ability. You can also do a family challenge and add up the books read by every member of the family or do the challenge as individuals. Just be sure to have fun with books!

Poetry Out Loud

CCC is hosting Poetry Out Loud for the second year in a row and I wanted to make certain that home school students had a chance to participate. Poetry Out Loud is a great way to celebrate poetry and participate in a community event with other students.

Below is the listing that was sent out to area schools. Some of it isn't applicable, but the basic information is there for you and other families to look over. Because of how Poetry Out Loud is already structured, the Poetry Out Loud committee at CCC understands that it presents some barriers to non-traditional students. I'd love to be able to assist in any way possible from doing mini-workshops with interested students to helping set up a selection committee to decide which students will participate in the main competition.

Please let me know if anyone would like to participate in the competition itself or take part in preparatory workshops for the event! I'd love to see more community engagement and participation with this event.

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If you have students who love
-- public speaking,
-- poetry,
-- or acting,
this opportunity is too good to pass up.

You may have heard of Poetry Out Loud. It’s a national recitation contest created by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation. It’s just for high school students.

Here in the North Country, students haven’t had the chance to participate until recently. We had only two high schools involved last year, but for the 2015 competition, we’re getting prepared early, and we hope your students will be excited to enter.

Check out last year’s coverage in the Press Republican http://(http://www.pressrepublican.com/news/local_news/article_4480fef2-b283-5dd2-b3ad-67a89f45ed87.html).

The competition begins at your school, with winners competing at a regional recitation at Clinton Community College. Regional winners go to Albany, and the state winners go to Washington DC.

The Poetry Out Loud organization provides you with everything teachers need to get started!

Registering and participating are free. Go to www.poetryoutloud.org<http://www.poetryoutloud.org> to learn more and www.twc.org/POL<http://www.twc.org/POL> to register.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me at carey.goyette@clinton.edu<mailto:carey.goyette@clinton.edu> or by calling 518-562-4175.

Thank you for your time and consideration-Carey

Co-op is going NUT Free

Attention co-op families!

We have a child with a severe peanut allergy this year & would appreciate it if families did not bring any peanut products or peanut butter sandwiches for potluck OR in any individual lunches eaten in the building.

Several members have sensitivities to other nuts as well, so we are suggesting potluck & bag lunch items just avoid nuts in general if possible, but peanuts are the "biggie".

Suggested substitutions would be Sun Butter or Soy Nut Butter. :-)

Thanks so much for cooperating!

Plattsburgh State Art Museum Preschool Story Hour

Greetings!

Plattsburgh State Art Museum invites you to join us for a free Preschool Story Hour on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 at 10am.

I Spy Shapes - Let's go on a shape hunt!
Book: Just Line Around by Kinsy McVay

The program is especially designed for preschool age children (ages 3-5) and their caregivers.

Click below for more information and to RSVP.

When: Tuesday October 21, 2014 from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM EDT

Where:
Plattsburgh State Art Museum
Plattsburgh State Art Museum, SUNY Plattsburgh
Myers Fine Arts Building, Lobby
101 Broad Street
Plattsburgh, NY 12901

Fort Willam Henry Homeschool Day

Good afternoon:

I am writing to let you know about a program dedicated to the Home Schooler!

On Wednesday, Oct 15, 2014, Fort William Henry is hosting a Home School Day, 10 am – 3 pm. Learn what is was like to live at the fort during the 18th century. See cooking demonstrations and try some of the soldier’s food, talk with the tailor to learn about the different uniforms and how they were made. Join the Kings’ Army and drill with the soldiers. Learn about the Brown Bess musket and how the cannon is fired. Also learn why the fort was here, who built it and what happened here in August 1757 that changed the course of history.

This special event is $5 per child and $10 adult admission. For more information please call 518-964-6647. Each parent will receive a packet of information on the French and Indian War for further study at home.

Please join us!

Melodie

Melodie Viele
Fort William Henry
48 Canada St
Lake George, NY 12845
Tel: 518-964-6626

Open House for the General Public at the Clinton County Landfill

Free landfill tours & a catered pig roast.

Come learn where your trash & recycling go!

Sand Rd, Morrisonville
Friday Oct 24, 10AM

November Tween/ teen Movie Night

Sat. November 22, 2014
5-8PM at the
Bokus house in West Chazy

Come watch Holes, the action- comedy family film based on the book by Loius Sachar. Rated PG.

Finger food potluck dinner.
I'll provide chicken nuggets, everyone else bring a finger food to share (pizza rolls, tortilla roll ups, veggie tray, fruit kabobs, etc.- Deviled eggs already planned)

This is a drop off event for the big kids.

RSVP to Amanda at bokusfamily@westelcom.com or on the North Country Homeschoolers Facebook page events tab.

Homeschool Spanish Classes

Doug Zobel is planning to start up Spanish lessons for homeschoolers, and wonders if we can gauge interest level from our group. It would be one hour, one day a week. If there were a lot of younger kids also interested (preschool age), then he would consider offering a preschool-oriented class. I know I am totally interested with my two kids (He's a great teacher!). He would hold these lessons in a tutoring room located at St. Bernards school in Saranac Lake. Please write back ASAP so we can get this going! Contact information is below.

And, by the way, even if you've already started French or some other language with your kids, it won't hurt them at all to add Spanish into the mix! In fact, in Europe kids learn a whole bunch of languages all at one time.

Sunita

sunitahalasz@gmail.com

Historical Adventures for the Whole Family

After last year’s successful Underground Railroad Experience, PMOEC is happy to announce two more historical adventures! Both of these community events will give participants a chance to experience hands-on history guided by Pok-O-MacCready’s instructors and local historians.

On Friday October 17^th, we will once again be partnering with The North Country Underground Railroad Museum and the 1812 Homestead to immerse families in the life and times of freedom seekers, abolitionists and bounty hunters in the Champlain Valley.  The Museum’s Linda Richardson will also go in depth on some of the more famous North Country abolitionists.

And on Saturday November 1^st, for the first time as a community event, we will be presenting our Revolutionary War Simulation.  Participants will be transported to 1777, where they will be asked to support either the British or the Patriots.  Along the way, they will meet five different historical characters, with five very different views on the war.  Our guest presenter, Craig Russell, will also show us how the Champlain Valley influenced the tides of war.

Each event will cost $5 and includes hot beverages and refreshments.   

Please RSVP for these events, and if you have any questions, contact me!

Brian DeGroat

Director

Pok-O-MacCready Outdoor Education Center

Ph: 518.963.7967  Fax: 518.963.4165

www.pmoec.org

Director

The Crux, the Champlain Valley Climbing Center

518.963.4646

www.climbthecrux.com

Northern Region Director

New York State Outdoor Education Association

www.nysoea.org

One Act Opera Amahl and the Night Visitors

Everyone is invited to a special one-act opera of Amahl and the Night Visitors--with a spectacular cast drawn from Cardinal Singers and College Chorale, members of our department's Choral-Vocal program.

DATE: Thursday 20 November 

TIME: 10am

COST: $3 per person 

LOCATION: E. Glenn Giltz Auditorium (Hawkins Hall).

This opera in one act, written by American composer Gian-Carlo Menotti, tells the story of a mother, who open their small house to the Three Kinds en route to Bethlehem. Full of humor, joy, and tenderness, Monotti's opera will touch the hearts of audiences of all ages. With an exceptional all-student cast drawn from College Chorale and Cardinal Singers, the production will be headed by Jo Ellen Mina, and Timothy Morningstar. 

Contact: Rachel Burke 518-564-2447 at Plattsburgh State to make a reservation. 

Board Game Evening

Sat October 18

Bokus Home

5-8:30PM

Board gaming evening for kids grades 4+ (Dominion, Catan, Ticket to Ride, Axis & Allies, Risk, Munchkin, & many more!- depending on number of kids, we'll probably have a teen/ adult game going & a separate tween game too)

Potluck dinner.

Parents welcome to stay or drop off. Younger siblings welcome to come hang out, unless the group gets too big for our space.

Hoping this will be the first of once a month gaming get togethers for the "big kids".  

Planning second game night for Nov 15. We can rotate houses if anyone is interested in that, or look for a larger space if need be.

Contact Amanda at bokusfamily@westelcom.com for more info & to RSVP.

Defensive Driving Classe

The correct dates for the upcoming Defensive Driving Classes are: 

   Champlain Town Hall 

      Route 9 

   October 11th 

   9:00am to 3:00pm 

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   Saranac Town Hall 

      Route 3

   November 1st 

   9:00am to 3:00pm 

This announcement is going out to all area residents that have attended an I DRIVE SAFELY - Points and Insurance Reduction Course in the past.

The CHAMPLAIN TOWN HALL will be holding a Defensive Driving Course for ONLY $25.00 at the door, and no pre-paying is necessary. 

Don’t over pay at the area high schools or the college at $35.00 or $45.00 when you can join us at the town hall and save money on the class now and REDUCE your Insurance cost for the next three (3) years by 10% each year .

This announcement is going out to all area residents that have attended an I DRIVE SAFELY - Points and Insurance Reduction Course in the past. The CHAMPLAIN TOWN HALL will be holding a Defensive Driving Course for ONLY $25.00 at the door, and no pre-paying is necessary.  Don’t over pay at the area high schools or the college at $35.00 or $45.00 when you can join us at the town hall and save money on the class now and REDUCE your Insurance cost for the next three (3) years by 10% each year . The fall is rapidly approaching and schedules will get busy, call (518) 578-9626 today to reserve a seat at this OCTOBER 11th, 2014 class at theChamplain Town Hall. Class will start promptly at 9:00am so be there to sign in and fill out your registration form by 8:50am. The class will end at 3:00pm, so bring a drink and a small bag lunch. ADDITIONAL TRAINING SERVICES www.additionaltraining.com     518-212-STOP  (7867)                                                                                             Your Instructor will be: Todd Rabideau DEFENSIVE DRIVING & 1st AID / CPR / AED Call for information on all Health and Safety Training Courses or NRA Firearms!