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The ^te^gfrJBfo ftj^^ 3fiQ6 At Breslins, Nichols to be honored Blaine Nichols of Voorhees- ville and the Mary Breslin family of Albany, will be the recipients of two Community Caregivers awards, the Joseph A. Bosco Community Service Award and the Public Service Award. The awards, to be presented at the organization's 12th annual gala, recognize the contributions made through volunteering and community service. The theme of the gala, to be held at the and Hope House, a drug',; treatment facility. In addition, he III was vice president of the : J Interfaith Partnership for ,the> .-7 Homeless from 1994 to 1998. ,. Ill Michael G. Breslin has been:;! Albany County executive .since.4: January of 1995. He is a Uni^csFf If sity of Toledo Law Sbhool grad-^i''; uate, where he was editpr-ra- \% chief of the Law Review and, ! s graduated first in his. class in v 1971. ;;; Breslin's community service 1% 'Families Creating Community.' Albany Country Club on Friday, Nov. 17, is \Families Creating Community.\ The Breslins as a family, known widely through their public service, have all made volunteering an important part of their lives, through the example of Mary Breslin, the mother of six children, three of whom hold government posi- tions in the county and the state. Elaine Nichols of Voorhees- ville is owner of Nichols' Market, which she founded with her late husband, Jim Nichols. She and her family have for many years been deeply involved in the local community, and are known for their support of a variety of helping organizations, including Community Caregivers. Among her many projects are the copper roof for the gazebo in the Voorheesville Hotaling/Ever- green Park to commemorate 75 years of Kiwanis service to the community. Each year, the Nichols fund the fireworks display at the close of the Voorheesville Memorial Day Block Party as well as making contributions to the Memorial Day Celebration at the American Legion following the parade. The family has made signifi- cant contributions to the annual \Relay for Life,\ raising funds for the fight against cancer and to the efforts of the Voorheesville Community and School Founda- tion that supports numerous community programs. New York State Senator Neil D. Breslin has been a community leader for many years. His involvement in civic and social areas in Albany includes 15 years as a board member of Arbor House, a residence facility for women in need. He also served as president of Arbor House for seven years. Breslin has been the attorney for St. Anne's Institute in Albany and has done work for Hospitality House, the International Center MACEROLA'S PIZZA GRAM PLUS PIZZERIA RESTAURANT OPEN: Mon.-Sa„V3 p.m. -11 p.m. Sundsi^i|^.; ? i i ()p.m. WEDNESDAYS SPECIALS Chicken Parm, Eggplant Parm, Haddock Parm, Stuffed Shells or Manicotti $6.95 Plus our regular menu FREE Ice Cream - Kids 12 and Under 2514 Western Ave. Guilderland includes more than 20 years on /? the board of Hospitality House, a'J residential drug treatment faci-v;;J« lity; 13 years as attorney to Saintfil Anne's Institute; a facility for;S adolescent girls, seven years \oiji;.i% the board of LaSalle School for;;| Boys; and more than 10 years pfK| coaching community youth ••!%. baseball and softball teams. y Community Caregivers, Inc., S; founded in 1996, provides ser- ^ vices that enable individuals of d all ages to maintain their inde- ''.'J pendence, dignity, and quality of 1 life in their own homes and 1 communities. Volunteers with the organiza- J tion, numbering over 450, help '••'] older residents, people with : ; chronic illness, single and teen ! parents and caregivers who need respite. They fill in the space where community and family used to operate, sub- stituting for family and friends when no one else is available to come to the aid of a neighbor in need. The service area is bounded roughly by 1-90 on the north, Duanesburg on the west, the Albany city line on the east, and Route 443 on the south. All in the same barn, from sheep to yarn. ^&he Altamont Fair. The Enterprise This woman spins yarn in the sheep barn Saranac Hale Spencer on Tuesday at .Dart Boards o\^l .90' .00^ ***** LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IS BACK/ Starting August 19 with: Seven Dirty Words (classic rock music) JO p.m. - 2 a.m. Tavern Hours: Tues. - Sat. • 4 p.m. - Close 872-0065 KITCHEN OPEN 1412 Township Rd. (Approximately 3 miles from Altamont) (under new management) j wmmmmmsimmmsm Saturday, September 9 3 p.m. till ? at the Altamont Fairgrounds Grove (rain or shine) Food • Beverages * Entertainment Music by: • Midlife Crisis • Renee Lussier Volunteers? Ideas? ...please call Dan at 861-5271 (O'j' 1 St. John's Lutheran ChurciTh East Berne Turkey Dinner Saturday, Sept. 9 - TAKE-OUT ONLY - Pre-ofder only by August 26. 1 Pick-up times: 4- 5-6p.m. Dinner Tickets • $8 Call 872-1399 Also Bake Sale! SERVING DINNER: TAVERN HOURS: Tues. - Thurs. • 4 p.m. \ 9 p.m. Tuesday - Saturday • 4 p.m. til ? Fri. & Sat. • 4 p.m. - 1)0 p.m. Sunday • 2 p.m. - ? Sunday • 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. 1670 Berne Altamont Road (Route 156), Altamont, NY www. HighlandsRestaurant. com Closed on Mondays Reservations Greatly ApjSreciated v&Vijmr^-Vkr-r:. •.y—i.-Tir
