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10 SHARON LARAWAY Wins Sales Award Sharon Laraway of Altamont was named to the queen's court of recruiting at the. Mary Kay Cosmetics 20th anniversary ruby seminar held this week at the Dallas Convention Center. Ms. Laraway was greeted on stage by company founder and; chairman Mary Kay Ash, who awarded her a gold and diamond bumblebee pin with emerald eyes. An independent sales director with the Dallas-based cosmetics firm, Ms. Laraway was named to the court of recruiting for her recruit- ing and leadership achievements during the previous year. Tennis, Anyone? A women's tennis doubles tour- nament is being organized in conjunction with the Apple Festi- val on Saturday, Oct. ,1. Women 16 years or older who pay the $2 entry fee to benefit the festival will be entitled to a full morning of tennis. The round robin event will be played at Guilderland High School from 9 a.m. to noon. Prizes will be awarded to. the top two teams. Rain date will he Sunday, Oct. 2, same time and place. For information and to register call Mary Hughes at 861-6673, Marty Sheeley at 861-8783, or Lynne Strnad at 861-7450! Deadline is Sept. 30. >I»IMIIH»I» »•» e 9 «. '»•* 9 ALTAMONT PAINT AND WALLPAPER STOKE . Est. 1885 —135 Maple Aye. Newt Ronan, Prop. — 861-6681;; Glidden'; PAINTS LARGE SELECTION OF WALLPAPER AND WALLCOVERINGS, CLOCK REPAIRS, SUNDRIES Miiimii>n»««»Mi«l St. Lucy's Church Rev. Robert E. Roos Masses: Saturday vigil, 5 p.m.; Sundays, 8, 9:30 and li a.m.; Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 8:30 a.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, 7 a.m. Religious education classes re- sume the week of Sept. 19 for grades 1 through 10. A confirmation retreat for all confirmation candidates will be held on Sunday, Sept. 18, from 2 to 7 p.m. in the center. Expectant parents, parents of newborns, and godparents are invited to the next baptismal preparation session to be held Tuesday evening, Sept. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the rectory. Call 861-8770 in advance. Pre-school (3-6 year olds) begins on Sunday, Sept. 18, during the 9:30 mass. Refreshments will be served afterward in the center and there will be an opportunity to meet the teachers. Call 872-1899 or 861-7298 to register. Young adults (grades 11,12 and up), are invited to participate in a teen Renew group. Meetings will be held the week of Oct. 9; If • interested, sign up on Sunday, Sept. 25, at church. I KERRY MARIE RUDD Budd-Kirk Mr. and Mrs. A'llen-E. Rudd of 1717 Albany St., Schenectady, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kerry Marie, to James R. Kirk, son of Mr. and Mrs. James h. Kirk of Maple Ave., Altamont. Miss Rudd is a graduate of Mont Pleasant High School, attended Hudson Valley Community Col- lege, and is presently employed as an assistant manager at Foxmorr Casuals, Mohawk Mall, Niskay- una. Her fiance is a graduate of Albany High School, SUNY at Brockport and earned a master's degree from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in sports management. He is em- ployed as an associate director of WESELL . .'. WE SERVICE '\. .... DEPEND A BLE CUB CA DET TRACTORS ttCUhCadetZ\ i Parts i Maintenance i Attachments i Helpful advice Purchase any Cub Cadet tractor or home main- tenance equipment & make no payment. until April 1,, 1 Call for details. \We Sell the Best and Repair the Rest!\ CRUPE'S 202 Main Stnst, Altamont HOURS: 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturday POWER PRODUCTS 861-8316 Knelt holts insurance Agency 119 Maple Avenue Altamont, N.Y. Phone 861-8071 Over 50 Years Representing The Hartford marketing for the Olympic Region- al Development Authority,, Lake Placid. An Oct. 15 wedding is planned. Altamont Reformed Friday, Sept. 16: 6:15 p.m. Men's disciple group. Sunday, Sept. 18: 9:15 a.m. Chancel choir. 10 a.m. Worship led by Rev. Charles E. Rice. Sermon: \The Forgotten Brother.\ Baby fold and small child care through grade 1; coffee hour follows. • 11 a.m. Rally Day for all Sunday school children. Children will go to their classrooms to meet their teachers, register for Sunday school, and have a chance to get acquainted with others in their class. Everyone will then go to Fellowship Hall for some fun and songs. Each class will then be sent on a \treasure hunt\ to help unlock some Bible treasures. . 7 p.m. Pastoral search candidate •interview. •„ 7 p.m. ARC Angels. Monday, Sept. 19: 7:30 p.m. Pastoral Search Com- mittee. Tuesday, Sept. 20: 7:30 p.m. Rebecca Circle at Grace Whipple's. Thursday, Sept. 22: 7 p.m. Chancel choir. Friday, Sept. 23: 6:15 p.m. Men's disciple group. CROP walk Sunday, Sept. 25; see Mark Burljngame for details and sponsor envelopes. Women's Classical Union fall conference will be held Tuesday, Oct. 4' at Altamont- Reformed Church.. Dinner will be baked chicken, $5.50 per person. Reserva- tions to Martha Gallup or Jane Ronan by Sunday, Sept. 18.. Program:. \Rev. Robert and Mrs. Carol De Young.of the CliftonPark Community Church will present \ T 'ejoice in theL.ord,\ an ihtroduc- u. to the forthcoming Reformed Church hymnbook. '\\\'. Tftfw&iy (Continued from Page 2) Bethlehem Fire House, School- house Road. . ,: ' HUItowns Music Boosters meet- ing, i?7:30 ?.m., Berne-Knox-Wes- terlo High School music room, Route 443.; ,' - Dutch Maid Fashion Show, 7:30, p;m., Westerlo Reformed Church, Route 143. Refreshments, door prizes. Hunter Safety Course (first of two days), 7 to 9 p.m., Westerlo Basje Valley Fish and Game Club, Flood ; Road. Pre-registraiion through Ralph ,L. Filkuis at 797-3070 required: Participants must also attend Sept. 24£essipn, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at. same location, to completecourse/ v ;--,.;-. •«' : i: >.-., *' THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER^? Convention of Albany . CoUnty Volunteer Firemen's Association, hosted by North\ Bethlehem Fire Department, continues with fire- men's carnival, 6, to 11 p.m., at Mosaics'Grove, Sehoolhouse Road. Waterfowl Hunter Training workshop, 7 p.m., Five Rivers Environmental Education Center, Game Farm Road, Delmar. Free. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 Convention of Albany County Volunteer Firemen's Association, hosted by North Bethlehem Fire Department, continues with fire- men's carnival, 6 p.m. to midnight at Mosall's Grove, Sehoolhouse Road and Mardi Gras parade 6:30 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 Public Breakfast, 7 to 10 a.m., : Boyd Hilton Post 7062,, VFW, Mill St., Altamont. Bacon, eggs, home- fried potatoes, toast and coffee; $2. Convention of Albany County Volunteer Firemen's Association, hosted by North Bethlehem FJre Department, continues with 1 p.m. dress parade and firemen's carni- val, noon to 11 p.m., at \Mosall's Grove; Sehoolhouse Road. ' Chicken Barbecue, 4 to 7 p.m., New Scotland Presbyterian Church, Route 85, sponsored by New Scotjand Kiwanis. Takeout service available. (Continued on Page 15) The Altamont Enterprise — Thursday, September IS; 1983 more distant, precise Frenchman. • Group W Productions will syndi- cate edited 30-minute shows of his former one-hour CBS series, start- ing very soon. Skelton will once again be seen as many of his colorful characters, including Clem Kadiddlehopper, Willie Lump-Lump, Freddie the Freeloader, San Fernando Red, Sheriff Deadeye, Junior, George Appleby and Bolivar'Shagnasty. I saw Red perform in person at the Saratoga Fair a number of years ago. When singer Bobby Rydell performed at the Coliseum Theatre awhile back I asked him about his many guest appearances with Red on TV. He said, \Red gave me more than my share of time on his show and he was like a father to • me — I'll always remember him.\ I'm looking forward to meeting ;this~'fcock'' of show business at Proctor's on Sept. 24. Red is ;a well-known painter and I hope he brings.a few of his fine collection of painting with him. I may even buy one. Couiity Records Drop In Accidents Caused By Alcohol Denis\ Foley, STOP-DWI coor- dinator for Albany County, noted that in the county alcohol-related ,accidents_weredbwn 20 percent for the first three months of 1983 compared to the first three months of-1982 '— and there were two fewer alcohol-related fatalities. Further, Foley notedthat one out of eyery 26 arrests in the state for alcohol-related violations of the Vehicle and Traffic Laws occurred in Albany County in 1982: Landscape Oass A school Of; Landscape Design . Course IV will be conducted by Third District Federated Garden Cjtjbs of New York State, Inc. oh Sept'. 20* 21- and 22 at the Cary Arboretum, Millbrook (Dutchess ^° ; 5- 'ti,.,;,-:- '••:,:. :*<<• s The course is open to garden club members, civic committee chair- men, landscape students, home- owners and everyone interested in landscape design. Brochures and information for se course may be obtained from l\^s. Donald Christ man at 783-5426. RED SKELTON One And Only Red Skelton At Procter's By MAC FULLER One of my all-time favorite entertainers is scheduled to per- form at Proctor's Theatre .in Schenectady on Saturday, Sept. 24. Showtime is 8 p,m> He's the last of the great clowns, Red Skelton, and he's returning to television after 10 long (too long) years.' , / This giant of American show business soon will be back on national TV in a, major way,, a decade after some genius at CBS told him that \my type of comedy was no longer funny,\ He never believed or accepted that, of course. . \They (CBS) said I didn't reach the young people. Now Jemme tell you something about demograph- ics (research-that indicates sup- posedly specific audience appeal);; Demographies cannot judge emo- tions of people, ' i. '• >'. . \They saiS I was reaching: the children and the elderly, but not the buying power. And I started playing colleges.\ .\ - He-told of a couple Of; Midwest appearances: \I .sold out \each night with 12,500 people. They were scalping tickets at $35 apiece.\ And then there are the state fairs. Skelton, a Vincennes, Ind., boy who to this day does not feel comfor- table in Hollywood, never forgot the audience that has kept him in business. As a performer, Skelton has few peers. One of his most startling TV accomplishments was a>,, CBS special he did with the great French mime, Marcel Marceau. Although Skelton. won't say so, the fact is that he blew Marceau off the screen, showing extraordinary mime skills that displayed far more heart and emotion than the FREDENDALL Funeral Home, Inc. Main Street — Altamont, N.Y. — 861-6611 . James R. Yohey, Lie, Mgr, Mark R. Burlingame, Lie. Assoc. Porter E. Bitileman, Lie. Assoc. ~J