Press Releases
OCTOBER 6,
2011 - PRESS
RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MELLENVILLE –
The Claverack Republican Club will
host a free Pizza Night-Meet the
Candidates program Thursday, October
20, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the
Mellenville Firehouse, Country Route
9.
The event offers Claverack residents
an opportunity to meet and discuss
issues with the Republican
candidates for town office this
year. On hand will be incumbent
councilman Clifford “Kippy” Weigelt
and Town Board candidate Stephen
Hook, along with assessor candidates
John “Jack” Race, an incumbent, and
Fred Zitto.
Republican candidates for county
offices have also been invited to
attend.
The event will also feature pizzas
prepared by members of the
Mellenville Fire Company, along with
desserts and other snacks and a
variety of beverages.
The event is free and open to all
Claverack residents.
For more information, consult the
website claverackrepublicans.com or
call Charles Schram at (518)
851-7570.
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
SEPTEMBER 11, 2011 - PRESS
RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MELLENVILLE –
Claverack Town
Clerk Mary Jean Hoose has initiated
a drive to collect toiletries, paper
goods and cleaning products for
families affected by the recent
severe flooding in Greene, Delaware,
Schoharie and adjacent counties.
The Town Clerk noted that her
efforts are coordinated in
conjunction with the clerks in other
Columbia County towns who are
collecting specific items for flood
victims. The collected items will be
taken to central distribution
centers from which they will be
trucked by emergency personnel to
towns ravaged by two weeks of
flooding.
Mrs. Hoose found there was a dire
need for toiletries, including
shampoo, soap, deodorant, shaving
cream, toothpaste, toothbrushes,
hand and body lotions, hand
sanitizers and particularly, women’s
personal hygiene products.
She is also accepting donations of
various paper products, including
toilet paper, tissues, paper towels,
napkins, school notebooks and loose
leaf paper, and cleaning products
such as mops, brooms, disinfectants,
all-purpose cleaners, dish detergent
and related items.
“We’ve identified some specific
needs,” she said, “but so many of
these people lost everything.
They’re trying to start all over
again. While we’re focusing on
particular items, we’ll accept
anything that people want to offer
for the flood victims. We’ll make
sure it gets where it’s needed.”
Donations may be dropped off at the
Claverack Town Office Building on
Church Street in Mellenville (in
front of the town park) weekdays
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Tuesday
evenings from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The
relief drive runs through Friday,
September 23.
For more information or to get
directions to the office building,
call the Town Clerk’s office at
(518) 672-7911.
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
AUGUST 7,
2011 - PRESS RELEASE FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MELLENVILLE –
The Claverack Republican Club’s
“Music in the Park” free summer
concert series wraps up with two
weeks of rockabilly and rock ‘n’
roll Thursdays, August 18 and 25 at
the Claverack Town Park, Church
Street.
On August 18 the Runaway Boys take
the stage with their own particular
retro brand of rockabilly that
traces its roots back to the
original Memphis greats like Elvis
Presley, Carl Perkins and Johnny
Cash and the “rooster walk man”
himself, Chuck Berry.
This local band was founded in
April, 2009 and is comprised of Jeff
Gonzales on guitar, Adam Klein on
stand-up bass and vocals and Bob
Klein on drums and vocals. They have
performed at Club Helsinki in
Hudson, the Creekside Inn in
Catskill and the Main Street Pub in
Philmont, along with numerous
parties and private venues.
The show runs from 7 to 9 p.m.
Longtime local favorites King of the
Forest perform Thursday, August 25,
from 7 to 9 p.m. The group was
founded in 1993, after the
dissolution of the popular
Propellers of Rabelais and picks up
where that band left off, sourcing
its material from early rock ‘n’
roll standards via Jerry Lee Lewis
to the Beatles and Rolling Stones,
straight through the unpredictable
‘70s to the popular artists of the
‘8os, including R.E.M. and Billy
Idol.
The band is composed of Rich
Hallenbeck on guitar and vocals,
Kevin Nooney on drums and vocals,
Dan Iuliano on guitar and keyboards,
and Wendell Cook on bass.
The grounds open each night at 6
p.m. Food and snacks, including some
dishes particular to each night, are
available throughout the evening.
Some seating is available under the
pavilion, but concert-goers are
encouraged to bring a blanket and
enjoy the music from the lawn.
Admission to the concerts is free.
Band fees have been paid by a
variety of local corporate sponsors.
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
AUGUST 2,
2011 - PRESS RELEASE FOR
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MELLENVILLE
– Modern country music will fill the
evening air when the top-rated
Hudson Valley band Thunder Ridge
takes the stage Thursday, August 11
for the sixth week of the Claverack
Republican Club’s “Music in the
Park” free summer concert series at
Claverack Town Park, off Church
Street.
The Kingston/West Shokan-based band
is comprised of Dorraine Scofield on
fiddle, mandolin and vocals; Chris
Walsh on the rhythm guitar and
vocals, Larry Federman on lead and
slide guitar; J.B. Hunt on bass; and
Dave Ryan on percussion.
They were the winners of the 1996
True Value Country Showdown, a major
national country music competition,
and have since shared the stage with
such CMA illuminaries as Ricky
Skaggs, Sawyer Brown, the Charlie
Daniels Band, Shenandoah, Ricky Van
Shelton, Clay Walker, Ricky Lynn
Gregg, and Pirates of the
Mississippi.
Lead vocalist Dorraine Scofield
recently released her first solo CD,
entitled I’m Gonna Sing and was the
guest opener at Levon Helms’ 2010
Midnight Rambler sessions. Promoting
the disc has led to appearances with
Diamond Rio, John Sebastian, Bill
Staines, Little Texas, John Hall and
Kathy Mattea.
The grounds open at 6 p.m., with the
band performing from 7 to 9 p.m.
under the pavilion. Some seating is
available but concert-goers are
encouraged to bring a blanket and
enjoy the music from the lawn.
Food and snacks will be available
throughout the night.
Admission is free, with band fees
paid by a variety of local corporate
sponsors.
Other concerts in the series are the
Run Away Boys on August 18 and King
of the Forest on August 25.
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
JULY 16,
2011 - FOR RELEASE AFTER JULY
21, 2011
MELLENVILLE
– Country music
is in the spotlight for the fourth
week of the Claverack Republican
Club’s free “Music in the Park”
summer concert series Thursday, July
28 when Peaceful Country takes the
stage at the Claverack Town Park,
Church Street.
This four-piece Capital
District-based band has been wowing
area audiences since the mid-1980s
with their blend of modern and
traditional country favorites and
lively square dance rounds.
The band is lead by veteran country
musician and champion square dance
caller Ralph Barger on lead guitar,
fiddle, keyboards and vocals. Lead
vocals are handled by two-time NECMA
(Northeast Country Music
Association) “Female Vocalist of the
Year” nominee Melissa Groves, a
graduate of the SUNY-Potsdam.
Keven Acton adds bass guitar and
harmonies. His extensive musical
experience includes stints with
blues, rock, pop and country bands.
Three-time NECMA award nominee Mike
Harlo provides a rock solid tempo
behind the drums. He is a veteran of
various local bands, including
Yukon, Crooked Creek, and the True
Tones.
Peaceful Country has performed at
the Columbia County, Altamont and
Fonda Fairs, the Athens Street
Festival, the Windham Country Club,
the National Museum of Racing, and
the Lake George Firemen’s
Convention, among other venues.
The band will perform from 7 to 9
p.m.
The second month of the series kicks
off August 4 with local favorites
Time Machine performing their blend
of rock, country and pop covers from
6 to 8 p.m.
The bands perform under the pavilion
at the park. Some seating is
available but concert-goers are
encouraged to bring a blanket and
enjoy the music from the lawn.
Admission is free. Food and snacks,
including some dishes specific to
each event, will be available each
night.
Band fees have been paid by a
variety of local sponsors.
Other concerts in the series are
Thunder Ridge on August 11, The Run
Away Boys on August 18, and King of
the Forest on August 25.
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
JULY 1, 2011
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MELLENVILLE
– The
Saugerties/Woodstock-based band Dust
Bowl headlines the second week of
the Claverack Republican Club’s
“Music in the Park” free summer
concert series Thursday, July 14
from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Claverack
Town Park, Church Street.
Dust Bowl can best be described as
an Americana/country band with
influences ranging from Bruce
Springsteen to Leonard Cohen to
fellow Woodstock artists, The Band.
Led by guitarist Josh Tyler, the
group has been working steadily
throughout the Hudson Valley, New
York City and New Jersey for the
past 10 years, including gigs at the
Saugerties Lighthouse, Bearsville
Theatre, Bard College and SUNY-New
Paltz.
Besides Tyler, the band is comprised
of Barnaby Alter, Bernhard Spirig
and Robin Schmidt. Song titles range
from such original compositions as
“Got Me A Woman” and “Oh May, Don’t
You Weep” to standards like “Our
Love Is Here To Stay” and the
ever-funky “Mustang Sally.”
The grounds open at 6 p.m. Food and
snacks will be available.
The third week in the series, July
21, brings a special treat for
“oom-pah” lovers as the famous
Rymanowski Brothers take the stage
for a three-hour show from 6 to 9
p.m.
This Capital District outfit is
currently celebrating it 58th year
as a “family” band, led by brothers
Dennis Rymanowski (drums and sax)
and Gerry Rymanowski (bass) with
cousin Bob Drozd (clarinet/sax and
drums), Brent Wheat (trumpet) and
Jerry Romanowicz (accordion).
The band was founded in 1947 by the
late John and Alex Rymanowski and
originally consisted of nine
musicians. The band immediately
became very popular and played every
Saturday night for 10 years straight
at St. Michaels Pavilion in Cohoes.
In 1950 they recorded on the Decca
record label and have since produced
albums on the Stella, Lamb and
Sunshine labels. Siblings John And
Alex joined the group in the 1970s
while Drozd and Wheat are marking
their 23rd and 31st years
respectively with the band.
Because of the extra-long set that
night, the club is offering a
complete chicken barbecue for just
$10 each starting at 5 p.m.
Additional food and snacks will also
be available.
The bands perform under the pavilion
at the town park. Some seating is
available but concert-goers are
encouraged to bring a blanket and
enjoy the music from the lawn.
Admission is free. Band fees have
been paid by a variety of local
corporate sponsors.
Other concerts in the series are
Peaceful Country on July 28, Time
Machine on August 4 (another 6 p.m.
start), Thunder Ridge on August 11,
The Run Away Boys on August 18, and
King of the Forest on August 25.
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
June 22,
2011 - PRESS RELEASE FOR
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MELLENVILLE
– Political
newcomers pushed aside the old
guard, picking up two significant
victories at the Town of Claverack
Republican caucus June 21 at the
Town Park.
In a three-way race for two council
seats, Stephen Hook outpolled
longtime Town Board member James Van
Deusen two to one to easily nab the
town GOP’s endorsement to run this
fall. Hook is chairman of the town
Planning Board but this is his first
attempt at elected office.
The top vote-getter in the race was
longtime councilman Clifford “Kippy”
Weigelt. Weigelt and Hook will face
as-yet-unnamed Democrat opponents in
the general election this fall.
In another three-way race for two
assessor seats, political neophyte
Fred Zito of Philmont outpolled
incumbent assessor Ed Jacklin to
pick up the party’s nomination. Zito
is a retired truck driver.
The top scorer in that contest was
incumbent assessor Jack Race, who
sailed to an easy victory. Both will
face unnamed Democrat challengers
this fall.
A total of 195 people turned out for
the event.
“It was a big night in Claverack,”
said Republican councilman Mike
Johnston, who also served as clerk
of the caucus. “The days of the RINO
(Republican-In-Name-Only) are over.
In these times of outrageous
tax-and-spend policies epitomized by
Obama and the Democrat
administration, people want real
Republicans who are not afraid to
stand up and say ‘enough already.’
Claverack may just be a small town,
but this is where it all starts.”
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
June 16,
2011 - PRESS RELEASE FOR
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MELLENVILLE
– The Claverack
Republican Club’s new “Music in the
Park” summer concert series kicks
off Thursday, July 7 from 7 to 9
p.m. with the swing era sounds of
the Big Blue Big Band, an 18-piece
orchestra from Ulster and Dutchess
Counties.
The repertoire includes classic Big
Band era tunes along with more
contemporary ballads, swing, Latin,
jazz, blues and rock.
The band, which has been performing
in the Hudson Valley for more than
20 years, has been featured at such
venues as the Vanderbilt and Mills
historic sites, the Senate House,
the Bardavon Theatre, the FDR
Library, Vassar and New Paltz
Colleges, and various resorts
throughout the region.
To add to the vintage vibe, the band
will feature a special Frank
Sinatra-style singer that night.
The band performs under the pavilion
at the Claverack Town Park, Church
Street, Mellenville, the site of all
eight of the concerts in the series.
Some seating is available but
concert-goers are encouraged to
bring a blanket and enjoy the music
from the lawn.
Admission is free. Food and snacks,
including some dishes specific to
each event, will be available each
night.
Other concerts in the series are
Dust Bowl on July 14, the Rymanowski
Brothers on July 21 (special 6 p.m.
start time), Peaceful Country on
July 28, Time Machine on August 4
(another 6 p.m. start), Thunder
Ridge on August 11, The Run Away
Boys on August 18, and King of the
Forest on August 25.
Band fees have been paid by a
variety of local corporate sponsors.
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
May 29, 2011
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PHILMONT – The
Claverack Republican Club will
sponsor a country music hoedown
Sunday, June 12, from 3 to 7 p.m. at
the Vanderbilt House, upper Main
Street, Philmont.
Local favorites Head West will
perform country songs from the past
to the present.
Admission is free. Free finger goods
and desserts will be available along
with a cash bar. In addition, Bob
Mansfield and Marci Groll of the
Vanderbilt House are preparing a
special menu for the event that
includes such “finger-lickin’”
favorites as BBQ chicken, brisket,
ribs and all types of southern side
dishes.
“This is a great opportunity to come
hear some good country music and
meet your friends and neighbors,”
said club spokesman Clifford “Kippy”
Weigelt. “Hopefully we’ll get some
country and line dancing going too.”
The country music hoedown is a
kick-off for the club’s “Music in
the Park” summer concert series
which offers live bands every
Thursday night in July and August at
the Claverack Town Park, Church
Street, Mellenville. The series
opens July 7 with the Big Blue Big
Band, an 18-piece orchestra with a
Frank Sinatra-style singer.
Like the country music hoedown,
admission to “Music in the Park” is
free, with the cost of the bands
underwritten by a variety of
corporate and individual sponsors.
Food will be available for purchase
each evening.
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
May 19, 2011
- PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE
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Photo by Jack Race
Clifford “Kippy” Weigelt (center)
of the Claverack Republican Club
shows off the promotional brochure
for the club’s “Music In The Park”
program during the organization’s
“Meet, Mix And Mingle” May 18 at the
Vanderbilt House in Philmont.
Looking on (l-r) are Columbia County
Treasurer candidate P.J. Keeler,
Dave Costanza, Mr. Weigelt, Ernie
Cutler, and Steve Hook. The event
drew approximately 150 people.
Planning ahead
The “Music In The Park” program will
present a series of free concerts by
regional bands Thursday evenings
during July and August at the
Claverack Town Park, Church Street,
Mellenville. Bands scheduled to
perform are The Big Blue Big Band on
July 7, Dust Bowl on July 14, The
Rymanowski Brothers on July 21,
Peaceful Country on July 28, Time
Machine on August 4, Thunder Ridge
on August 11, The Run Away Boys on
August 18, and King Of The Forest on
August 25. The cost of the bands is
underwritten by various corporate
sponsors. Food will be available
each evening. The club will also
sponsor a special kick-off for
“Music in the Park” with a country
music night Wednesday, June 22, from
7 to 11 p.m. at the Vanderbilt
House, with live music by Head West.
Admission is free and the venue will
offer a special menu in addition to
its regular fare. For more
information on the Claverack
Republican Club and its activities,
call Charles Schram at (518)
851-7570.
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
APRIL 26,
2011 - PRESS RELEASE FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CLAVERACK - The
Claverack Republican Club will hold
its Spring roadside clean-up
Saturday, May 14, beginning at 9
a.m.
Participants should meet behind the
A.B. Shaw Firehouse on Route 9H at 9
a.m., where they will be issued
special safety vests, hardhats, bags
and pick-up tools.
Several years ago the club "adopted"
three 1-mile stretches of state
highway in the town and has since
held roadside clean-ups each spring.
In the event of rain, the clean-up
will be moved to May 21.
Anyone wishing to help out in the
clean-up effort can simply show up
at the staging area on the morning
of the event or contact club
president Jim Keegan at (518)
851-7276.
For more information on the
Claverack Republican Club and its
activities, visit the website
www.claverackrepublicans.gov.
For information or confirmation
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570
APRIL 25,
2011 - PRESS RELEASE FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(see photos of
event)
PHILMONT – The
Claverack Republican Club will
sponsor a second “Meet, Mix and
Mingle” Wednesday, May 18, at 6 p.m.
at the newly-renovated Vanderbilt,
161 Main Street, Philmont.
The purpose of the informal event is
“bring together people who are
interested in what goes on in
Claverack,” said club spokesman Jack
Race.
“It’s a relaxed setting for people
to get together and talk about
what’s happening in our county”, he
continued, “and what they’d like to
see happen and how to go about
getting things moving in positive
directions.”
Race stressed that it was not
limited to “Republicans only,” but
open to all people with an interest
in Columbia County politics and the
business and social climate during
these fiscally-difficult years.
A similar event held last October
drew more than 175 people.
Admission is free but there will be
a cash bar. Finger foods will be
served. Music will be provided by a
local D.J.
For more information, call Charles
Schram at (518) 851-7570.
Photo by Jack Race
Mike Johnson
of the Claverack Republican Club
(standing) confers with Marci Groll,
general manager, and Bob Mansfield,
owner of the Vanderbilt, 161 Main
Street, Philmont, on the club’s
“Meet, Mix and Mingle” scheduled for
May 18 at the newly-renovated venue.
The event is open to all interested
Claverack and Columbia County
residents and provides an informal
opportunity for concerned persons to
get together and discuss the future
of the area. Admission is free.
FOR INFORMATION AND
CONFIRMATION
CONTACT CHARLES SCHRAM – (518)
851-7570
MARCH 30,
2011 - NEWS RELEASE - FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(see photos of
event)
MELLENVILLE - The
Claverack Republican Club will hold
its annual community Easter egg hunt
Saturday, April 23 at the Claverack
Town Park, off Church Street.
The grounds open at 10 a.m., with
the egg hunts getting underway at 11
a.m., rain, snow or shine.
The event features egg hunts for all
Claverack children in three age
categories - 1 to 3 years, 4 to 6
years, and 7 to 9 years old. First,
second and third place prizes are
awarded in each age category. Kids
are reminded to bring a bag or
basket to collect the Easter eggs
which are "hidden" around the
fields.
The day also includes a visit from
the Easter Bunny and free
refreshments for parents and kids.
Last year's egg hunt drew more than
250 local children and their
families.
Club meetings are held on the first
Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at
the Claverack Town Hall on Route
217. Anyone interested in joining
the club should come to a meeting or
contact Charles Schram at 851-7570.
For more information on the club’s
upcoming activities, visit our
website at claverackrepublicans.org.
For information or confirmation
Call Charles Schram at (518)
851-7570
MARCH 15,
2011 - PRESS RELEASE - FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MELLENVILLE – The Claverack
Republican Club will sponsor a
series of eight free concerts this
summer at the Claverack Town Park,
Church Street, Mellenville.
Dubbed “Music In The Park”, the
shows will run from 7 to 9 p.m. on
eight successive Thursday nights in
July and August and will feature top
bands from the Hudson Valley region.
The series opens Thursday, July 7
with the Big Blue Big Band, a
genuine big band experience
comprised of twenty-plus medical
professionals from the Dutchess and
Ulster County areas.
The schedule continues July 14 with
Dust Bowl, followed by The
Rymanowski Brothers on July 21
(special extended hours 6 to 9 p.m.)
and Peaceful Country on July 28.
The shows continue in August with
Time Machine on August 4, Thunder
Ridge on August 11, The Run Away
Boys on August 18, and local
favorites King Of The Forest on
August 25.
The concerts will be held rain or
shine under the park pavilion. Food
and snacks will be available each
night.
These performances are underwritten
by corporate sponsors.
More information on this free series
will be announced in coming weeks.
For information or confirmation
Call Charles Schram at (518)
851-7570
CLAVERACK
REPUBLICAN CLUB SETS FIRST MEETING
OF NEW YEAR
CLAVERACK – The Claverack Republican
Club will have its first meeting of
the new year on Thursday, February 3
at 7 p.m. at Claverack Town Hall,
Route 217, Philmont.
As is club tradition, there will be
no meeting in January.
New President Jim Keegan will lead
the group with discussions focusing
on a full slate of activities
scheduled for the year ahead,
including the June chicken barbeque,
the new Music in the Park program, a
possible vintage truck show, a
spring “Meet, Mix and Mingle” and
other events, as well as the
upcoming political season and its
ramifications.
More than ever, new members are
needed to help with this increased
schedule of activities.
Anyone interested in becoming
involved in Republican/Conservative
politics in Claverack should call
Charles Schram at (518) 851-7570 or
come to the meeting on February 3.
December 3, 2010 - PRESS RELEASE - FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE
PHILMONT – Jim Keegan was elected
president of the Claverack
Republican Club at the group’s
Christmas meeting December 2 at
Claverack Town Hall.
Other officers are Vice-President
Charles Schram, Treasurer Charles
Brewer and Secretary Janice
Anderson.
This slate takes office as of
January 1, 2011.
In other business, the group heard
from Jack Race, who is organizing
the “Breakfast With Santa” slated
for Sunday, December 12, from 8 a.m.
to noon at the A.B. Shaw firehouse,
Route 9H, Claverack. The breakfast
will include eggs, pancakes,
sausage, bacon, toast, muffins and
coffee and will feature a visit from
Santa Claus, who will meet with
local youngsters and hand out candy
canes.
Tickets are $6 for adults, $3 for
children 6 to 10, and free for kids
5 and under and are available at the
door.
The group also accepted a proposal
from Wambach Communications of Red
Hook to administer the club’s
website, claverackrepublicans.org.
Schram reported he had worked with
Richard Wambach previously and was
confident that the site could be up
and running within days.
For information on the “Breakfast
With Santa” or any other
club-sponsored events, call Charles
Schram at (518) 851-7570.
For information or confirmation
Call Charles Schram at (518)
851-7570
November 23, 2010 - PRESS RELEASE - FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE
SANTA COMING TO CLAVERACK
CLAVERACK – The Claverack Republican
Club will host a community
“Breakfast With Santa” Sunday,
December 12 from 8 a.m. to noon at
the A.B. Shaw firehouse, Route 9H.
The menu will include eggs,
pancakes, sausage, bacon, toast and
coffee followed by a visit from
Santa Claus, who will meet with the
youngsters in attendance and hand
out holiday candies.
“This is a traditional affair,” said
club spokesman Clifford “Kippy”
Weigelt. “There won’t be any
politics involved here – no speeches
or campaigning. It’s for the kids.
It’s open to everyone in the
community, regardless of party
affiliation. There’s no Republican
or Democrat in Christmas.”
Tickets are $6 for adults, $3 for
children 6 to 10, and free for kids
5 and under and are available at the
door.
In other club business, Jack Race
reported that more than 75 people
came to the “Meet, Mix and Mingle”
program the club sponsored last
month at The Vanderbilt, describing
the event as “a great kick-off” to
the club’s increased schedule of
activities in the upcoming year.
For more information on the
“Breakfast With Santa” or any other
club-sponsored events, call Charles
Schram at (518) 851-7570.
For information or confirmation
Call Charles Schram at (518)
851-7570
