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NEW YORK’S CAPITAL REGION
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2014
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Happy
Holidays
November/December Newsletter
Please take note that this Singles Outreach Newsletter includes November and
December. One side of the calendar page is November and the other side is December.
Page 2 (left column) shows the weekly activities for both months organized by days of
the week. Pages 2 (right column), 7 and 8 show the individual activities by date.
Hill Street Meeting Room
The Hanover Square Hill St. meeting room has generated the following income from
use of the room: May $400, June, $550; July, $750; August $1,000 and September,
$1,350! Why has the income been increasing? It’s because many members have been
creating and hosting events including Sunday potlucks, Monday movies, Tuesday bridge
& Real World, Thursday workshops, Friday special events such as Cabaret Nights and
Saturday game nights. We’re looking for more activities that would appeal to members.
Let us know if you have an idea.
Singles Outreach is a NYS not-for-profit corporation. Our mission is to serve the Singles Community
by providing education, activities, and a supportive
environment for personal growth and socialization.
Happy Holidays
Individual Activities Continued from page 7
Dec. 22, Monday: Newsletter Mailing Pizza Party, 11:30am,
Hanover Square. No charge.
Dec. 25, Thursday: Holiday Dinner, 4pm, Hanover Squar e,
host, Tinamarie who will provide the turkey, mashed potatoes,
stuffing and gravy. Bring a side dish to share & a drink. RSVP a
must by December 22, 817-1643. All faiths welcome! $3/$5.
Dec. 26, Friday: Coffee & Conversation, 7pm, Hanover Squar e
with host Tinamarie. Share stories; look for answers to questions; fill
our minds & pick our brains. Bring snacks & drinks to share, $3/$5.
Dec. 28, Sunday: Holiday Dance, with a var iety of music, Polish
Community Center; 225 Washington Ave Ext., $10.
6:15 to 7pm: Swing dance lesson by Eileen Spadaro
7-10pm: Dancing to music by Bob Englert
8:30pm: Showcase Dance by Pasha & Daniella
$10 — Open to all.
Come enjoy a great Holiday Dance!
Dec. 31, Wednesday: New Year’s Eve Party, 7pm, Hanover
Square. Bring snacks and drinks to share. Welcome the New
Year with a toast to 2015. We’ll play games, sing, dance and
watch the New Year arrive at Times Square. Cabaret Night
entertainers are encouraged to come and perform. $3/$5.
Looking ahead to 2015
Jan. 1, Thursday: New Year’s Day Potluck,
Jan. 4, Sunday: Holiday Party, hosted by Russ at the SOS
Community Room, Hanover Square.
In January: TBA, SPAM Party, hosted by Mar ia & Donna.
April 19-25: Trip: Shenendehowa Adult Community Center
trip to Savannah, Jekyll Island & Beaufort. Siggie, 725-1483.
For SOS Camping Info contact Ellen 235-5526.
Details will be published in the January SOS Newsletter.
October 16, 2015, Friday: SOS Gala Masquerade Ball, at the
Polish Community Center.
30th Annual Holiday Hunger Appeal for the Regional Food Bank
November 20, Thursday: 12:30-3pm and 3-6 pm. Singles Outreach Volunteers will be helping the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York with the 30th Annual Holiday Hunger Appeal at Crossgates Mall. This event is their largest and most successful fundraiser.
A corporate sponsor matches the donations collected each day which doubles our efforts. Five people are needed for each shift Singles
Outreach volunteers always make a difference helping and the need for our neighbors is great! Contact Ellen to sign up, 235-5526.
Tuesday Real W orld & New Member Meeting
At this point I’d say that Real W orld is the heartbeat of SOS. About 20 to 25 people
usually attend and the topics are generated by SOS members and the friendly and
engaging discussions are also led by SOS members. The first Tuesday of each month,
beginning at 6pm, is a “new and prospective member” welcome meeting. At the October
meeting there were five new and returning members, as well as two activity leaders and
several Board members. All of the participants stayed for Real W orld.
Thank You to Our Many Volunteers
Thanking people can be troublesome because some people, who deserve thanks will
inevitably be left out. Nevertheless, I want to give it a try without having room to list
everyone by name. Thanks to Maria Immediato, Dave Chalmers, Ann Parillo and their
Gala team; to Gary Burgess, Eileen Spadaro and the Ballroom Dance team; to over thirty
SOS activity leaders (listed through this newsletter); to Ed McCann and our Picnic
teams; to Martha Zibro, Nancy Smith and our Newsletter Mailing team; to the 19
members of the SOS Board of Directors (listed on the December calendar); to Loretta
Raymond, our phone call champion, and her helpers; to Sam Gallucci, SOS webmaster;
to Luella Dozois, SOS data base manager; and to Tinamarie Cleveland, Donna Sorrento
and Marge Mabee for tea, hot dogs, soda and a whole bunch more!
Bring a Friend to SOS
And an end of year Holiday Challenge: bring a friend to an SOS activity. If you bring
a non-member to any SOS activity, they can participate at no charge, if they join. I hope
that by the end of 2015 we double our membership — that will be from 281 to 562.
Happy Holidays
I personally want to wish Happy Holidays to you and I hope that SOS activities and
SOS members add to your happiness in general and to your enjoyment of the Holidays.
Gregg Millett, SOS Founder and 22nd President of SOS
Report on the Gala
Maria Immediato
We had an incredible time at the 2014
Gala! There was dancing, lots of mingling
and laughter...everyone sparkled! The Silent
Auction was the true star of the evening, and
everyone was impressed with the low starting bids. It had a wonderful response. This
was our first Silent Auction ever, and while
we had some bumps in the road, we are
ready to take on 2015! This amazing fundraiser raised over $3,000 for SOS! Thanks to
all who helped and participated. My sincerest
appreciation to you all for great team work
Showcase Dance by
Pasha and Daniella
At the Holiday Dance, on December
28th, the showcase dance will be performed by Pasha and Daniella. These
dance champions started dancing together in January 2009. Together, they
are the current U.S. 10 Dance Champions. Daniella is the youngest US competitor to ever hold this title. Daniella
and Pasha were also selected to represent the US at the 2009 World
Games in Taiwan. They made the semifinal in the world championship, taking
place in Spain. Pasha and Daniella held
on to their 10 dance US championship in
both, the NDCA and USA Dance Nationals in 2010 and 2011. In October
2011, they won the UK Open Ten Dance
Championship, which took place in London. In 2012 they became the USA
dance national Latin champions. In
2012, they also made the semifinal of the
prestigious Blackpool Dance Festival.
YES, thanks to Paul & Louise
Giuliano, they will be performing at the
Holiday Dance at the Polish Community
Center on December 28th and D.J. Bob
Englert will be playing a wide variety of
dance music. The dance is from 7-11pm.
Activities That Repeat Every Week
Mondays
Mondays: Movies, 7pm at Hanover Squar e, $3/$5 with popcor n
and soda provided. Bring a snack & beverage if you wish. Check
the calendar for movie titles and Google for reviews. Movies are
from the collections of Eddie Johnson, Jr., Dan Perry & others.
Hosted by Donna & Tommy, 664-5782
Tuesdays
Tuesdays: Casual Bridge, 1pm, Hanover Squar e with Luella
Dozois. Fun & friendly play and beginners welcome. $3/$5.
Tuesdays: Real World, 7pm, Hanover Square. $3 members; $5 non
-members. Check the calendar for topics and leaders.
Wednesdays
Wednesdays: Lunch, 11:15am, Holiday Inn, Wolf Road,
Colonie. Wally, 477-5334. Will not meet on Christmas Eve
(December 24) or New Year’s Eve (December 31)
Thursdays
Thursdays: Bike Rides & OUTDOORSEY STUFF. 10am, J ohn
Feret, 488-8792 or email [email protected]. Will not meet on
Thanksgiving Day (November 27) or New Year’s Day (January 1).
Depending on the weather we may hike or ski!
Thursdays: Dinner & Dance, Ukr ainian Amer ican Citizens
Club, 1 Pulaski St. Cohoes, $10. Bob at 782-0608. No dances on
Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day.
Fridays
Hanover Square: Cabar et Night, Movies, Dancing, Cabar oke
Party& an Early Thanksgiving Feast.
Saturdays
Every Saturday: Game Night, 7pm, Hanover Sq. Br ing food
and drink to share. Martha, 238-2436. Pinochle players wanted!
Sundays
Sundays: Indoor Tennis, Tr i-City Fitness, Latham.
10-11:30am, mixed doubles, men’s doubles & women’s
doubles. Call Carol, 383-1224.
11:30-1pm, Dr op-in tennis. Both men & women are welcome
to join. This is less competitive and a good place to “renew” your
skills or begin your tennis playing. Call Dan, 629-0066.
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Nov. 2, Sunday: Dinner & Stories, “Stor ies to Nour ish your
Soul," 5pm, Glen Sanders Mansion, Scotia, $35.00 includes meal
(Mediterranean Chicken or Hot Pepper Steak), price also includes
tip and dessert, coffe/tea! Call Nancy 438-0541 for reservations.
Nov. 3, Monday: Old Timers Lunch, 11:30am at the Colonie
Diner, 1890 Central Ave. Marge, 765-4525.
Nov. 4, Tuesday: New Member Meeting, 6pm at Hanover
Square. New and prospective members and activity leaders are
invited. No charge and all are invited to stay for Real W orld.
Nov. 6, Thursday: Poetry Classes, 7pm, Hanover Sq., $3/$5.
Ed, 229-3072.
Nov. 7, Friday: Cabaret Night, 7pm with enter tainment by
Janice Thompson (a singer/composer), Malcolm Kogut (an
organist, pianist and composer) and Patti Audi (a dancer). Other
performers might include YOU with poetry, song or acrobatics!
Nov. 8, Saturday: 8pm, Curtain Call, 8pm, “The Lyons,” play
is at 8pm, but if you would like to join us at The Century house
for dinner at 5:30pm, please call Kym at 237-8883.
Individual Activities Continued
Nov. 18, Tuesday: Travel Buddies, 3:30pm. Come to meet fellow
travelers and to talk and network about future travel planning. Meet
in the Food Court at Colonie Center, Call Marilyn at 438-3721.
Nov. 20, Thursday: Rieki Calm, The Power of Seniors, with
Mary Hartshorne, 7pm, Hanover Sq., $3/$5. Seniors are a large and
impressive group. Let's make a mark on society! Our version of a
"Bucket List" emotional or physical. Mary, 466-6194.
Dec. 5, Friday: Dining Adventure, 5pm at Smoky Bones, host
Barbara, 785-3506. Please RSVP by December 3. Limited to 15.
Dec. 6, Saturday: PWP Holiday Dinner Dance, 7-11pm at The
Edison Club Rexford $30. Call 348-2062.
Dec. 7, Sunday: Computer Class, 2pm, Hanover Squar e with
Tinamarie. The basics & advanced. $3/$5. 817-1643.
Nov. 21, Friday: Early Thanksgiving Feast, 6;30pm, Hanover
Sq. Potluck supper with a Thanksgiving theme! Bring a favorite
dish to share and let's give thanks for what we've got. Candied
sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie and of course turkey and stuffing. Eat
drink and be merry with a great group of people and the finest food
that our members can make. Hosts Joan & Marge, 765-4525. $3/$5.
Dec. 9, Tuesday: Music at Noon, Tr oy Music Hall, “Gals Who
Play Jazz. Ed, 279-1276.
Nov, 22 Saturday: The Comedy Works, with Comedian Louie
Anderson. 6pm dinner; 7:30pm show. Call Kym, 237-8883.
Dec. 10, Thursday: Geek Gathering, SOS & the Digital World,
7pm, Hanover Square, no charge. We’ll look at our website, the
weekly Mailchimp, Facebook, Meet-Up and, yes, the telephone.
We’ll try to both coordinate our efforts and plan for the FUTURE!
Nov. 23, Sunday: Community Ballroom Dance, Polish
Community Center; 225 Washington Ave Ext., $10.
6:15 to 7pm: Cha Cha dance lesson by Eileen Spadaro
7-10pm: Dance with music by Gary Burgess
8:30pm: Showcase Dance, Rumba, by Gerald Weaver & Laurie Ferina
Nov. 27: Thanksgiving Day Dinner, 4pm, Hanover Squar e, with
host, Tinamarie, who will provide turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing
and gravy. Bring a side dish to share and a drink. RSVP a must by
November 24. 817-1643.
Nov 28, Friday: Movie & Snacks, 7pm, Hanover Squar e with
host Jana, 356-5758. $3/$5 and bring snacks to share.
Dec. 10, Wednesday: Travel Buddies, 3:30 pm. Come to meet
fellow travelers and to talk and network about future travel planning.
Meet in the Food Court at Colonie Center. Marilyn at 438-3721.
Dec. 11, Thursday: Communicating with Animals with David
Louis, 7pm, Hanover Square. SOS members will bring one dog and
one cat and the remarkable David Lewis will “speak” with them and
explain how he does this and how the animals are feeling. $3/$5.
Dec. 12, Friday: Cabaroke Night, 7pm, Hanover Squar e. J oin
others for an evening of Holiday songs, Christmas Carols and lots of
fun. $3/$5 and bring food and beverages to share.
Dec. 13, Saturday: History and Art Fans, 9:15 am, “On Safari”
special exhibit and Festival of Trees, Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield,
MA. Call Marilyn, 438-3721 with your name & phone number for
tour details and lunch counts, & in case of bad weather cancellation.
Nov. 9, Sunday: Computer Class, 2pm, Hanover Squar e with
Tinamarie. The basics & advanced. $3/$5. 817-1643.
Nov. 29, Saturday: Movie Night, 5:45pm, Cr ossgates Mall. Call
Kathy for details any evening before 9pm at 869-7028.
Nov. 11, Tuesday: Music at Noon, Tr oy Music Hall, sitar &
tabla by Veena Chandra & Devesh Chandra. Ed, 279-1276.
Nov. 30 Sunday: Carol C’s BOOK CLUB, “The Last Child” by
John Hart. Meeting at Carol’s home. Call, 428-1406.
Dec. 14, Sunday: Victorian Tea & Polite Conversation, 2pm,
Hanover Square. Tea, coffee, sandwiches and sweets. Hosts:
Tinamarie, Nancy, Marge & Donna. Please RSVP ASAP, 817-1643.
$10 as a fund raiser for SOS.
Nov. 13, Thursday: Rieki Calm, An Introduction, with Mary
Hartshorne, 7pm, Hanover Square, $3/$5. Who I am and what
Reiki is all about. How I have applied it in my life. How you can
do the same. A demonstration for all who wish. Relaxation
techniques that have worked for me. Mary, 466-6194.
Nov. 30, Sunday: Decorating & Giving Tree, 2pm, Hanover
Square. No charge. We’ll decorate the Hill Street meeting room &
choose gifts from the giving tree for those in need. Gifts for the tree
are due by Dec. 16. Bring snacks to share. $3/$5. Marge, 765-4525.
Dec. 18, Thursday: Poetry Classe, 7pm, Hanover Sq., $3/$5. Ed,
229-3072.
Nov. 14, Friday: Oldies Night, 7pm, Hanover Squar e with
music by Fred Jacobs. Come dance to Rock & Roll and Oldies
with a prize for the best dancer! Bring snacks to share. $3/$5.
Every Sunday: Brunch, 11:15am, TGI Fr iday’s (Stuyvesant
Plaza), Lynn, 383-2920.
Singles Outreach
Nov. 2, Sunday: Pre-Holiday Get Together/Pot Luck, 3pm
Bring a dish to share. We'll spend the afternoon painting
ornaments to take home for our tree or to give as gifts. $3/$5.
Each additional ornament $1. Ornaments and painting supplies
will be provided. Marge 765-4525.
Nov. 5, Wednesday: SOS Board Meeting, 7pm, Hanover
Square. Members are welcome. Donna, hot dogs ($2) at 6:30pm.
Wednesdays: League & Open Bowling, 8pm, Spar e Time Lanes,
Rte. 2 in Latham. $13 per week for 3 games for league & open
bowling. Come join the fun! In December for the holidays, bowling
will be on Mondays the 22nd & the 29th. Judy, 374-0765.
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Individual Activities
November 15, Saturday: History and Art Fans, 9:30am, Hyde
Collection, Glens Falls. Special guided tour and lunch. Call
Marilyn at 438-3721 with name & phone number for museum and
lunch counts and details.
Individual Activities Continued on page 7
www.singlesoutreach.org
November/December 2014
Dec. 1, Monday: Old Timers Lunch, 11:30am at the Colonie
Diner, 1890 Central Ave. Marge, 765-4525.
Dec. 2, Tuesday: New Member Meeting, 6pm at Hanover
Square. New and prospective members and activity leaders are
invited. No charge and all are invited to stay for Real W orld.
Dec. 3, Wednesday: SOS Board Meetings, 7pm, Hanover
Square. Members are welcome. Donna, hot dogs ($2) at 6:30pm.
Dec. 4, Thursday: Victorian Stroll, 6:45pm, Sar atoga Visitor
Center across from Congress Park on Broadway. Call Sheila, 5875073, before December 3rd so that she knows who’s coming.
November/December
2014
Singles Outreach
Dec. 19, Friday: Coffee & Conversation, 7pm, Hanover Squar e
with host Tinamarie. Share stories; look for answers to questions; fill
our minds and pick our brains. Bring snacks & drinks to share. $3/$5.
Dec. 20, 8pm, Curtain Call, “Hollywood Confidential.” at The
Century House. Dinner at 5:30; Play at 8pm. Kym, 237-8883.
Dec. 21, Sunday: Potluck & a Christmas Movie, 4pm, Hanover
Sq. Bring food to share for a good time. $3/$5. Marge, 765-4525.
Individual Activities & More Continued on page 8
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December 2014
Sun
Mon
November
August 30
31
Tennis, 10am
& 11:30am
9:30am,
Tennis
Tri City11:15am,
Fitness, Latham
Brunch
Brunch, 11:15am
TGI Friday’s, Stuy. Plaza
Carol’s Book Club, 428-1406
Decorating & Giving Tree
2pm, Hanover Square, p7
Host, Marge, 765-4525
7
Tennis, 10am & 11:30am
Tri City Fitness, Latham
Host, Carol, 383-1224, p2
1
Old Timers Lunch
11:30am, Colonie Diner
Various hosts, 765-4525
Monday Movie
Village of the Damned
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
14
8
21
Brunch, 11:15am
TGI Friday’s, Stuy. Plaza
Potluck
4pm, Hanover Square
Host: Marge, p7
Tennis & Brunch, p2
28
Real World
Worst Case Senario
Led by Donna
9
Newsletter
Deadline
Music at Noon
Real World
Monday Movie
ELF
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
Have You Ever Been Dead
Wrong? Led by Maria
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
15
Thu
Bowling
8pm, Spare Time Lanes
Host, Judy, 374-0765, p2
Lunch & Bowling, p2 10
Travel Buddies
3:30pm, Colonie Center
Host, Marilyn, 438-3721, p7
Life After Retirement.
Led by Tinamarie
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
22
Dinner/Dance, 7pm, Cohoes
Host, Bob, 782-0608, p2
Lunch
11:15am, Holliday Inn, Wolf Rd.
Host, Wally, 477-5334, p2
Casual Bridge
1pm, Hanover Square
Host, Luella, 233-0996, p2
Monday Movie
King of Kings
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
Christmas Past, Present &
Future. Led by Joan
Real World
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
29
Monday Movie
Now You See Me
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
Hosts: Donna & Tommy,
664-5782
Bowling
8pm, Spare Time Lanes
Host, Judy, 374-0765, p2
30
24
Out With The Old; In With
The New. Led by Joan
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
18
PWP
Holiday Dinner/Dance
7-11pm, The Edison Club
Call 348-2062
13
History & Art Fans
On Safari & Festival of Trees
9:15am, Berkshire Museum
Pittsfield, MA, p7
Host, Marilyn, 438-3721
Cabaroke Night
Sing-A-Long
7pm, Hanover Square, p7
19
Game Night
7pm, Hanover Square
Various Hosts, 238-2436, p2
20
Bike Ride, Hike, Ski
10am, Various Locations
Host, John, 488-8792, p2
Poetry Class
with Ed Bardon, 229-3072
7pm, Hanover Square
Coffee & Conversation
7pm, Hanover Square, p7
Host, Tinamarie, 817-1643
Snacks & Drinks to Share
Game Night
7pm, Hanover Square
Various Hosts, 238-2436, p2
Dinner/Dance, 7pm, Cohoes
Host, Bob, 782-0608, p2
25
26
27
Game Night
7pm, Hanover Square
Various Hosts, 238-2436, p2
Christmas Eve
No SOS Activities
Merry
Christmas!
Holiday Dinner
4pm, Hanover Square
Host: Tinamarie
Details & RSVP, see p. 7
31
Casual Bridge
1pm, Hanover Square
Host, Luella, 233-0996, p2
Real World
12
Bike Ride, Hike, Ski
10am, Various Locations
Host, John, 488-8792, p2
Bowling
8pm, Spare Time Lanes
Host, Judy, 374-0765, p2
23
11:30am, Newsletter
Mailing Pizza Party
at Hanover Square
11
6
Game Night
7pm, Hanover Square
Various Hosts, 238-2436, p2
Victorian Stroll
6:45pm, Saratoga Visitors
Center, Sheila, 587-5073
Communicating with
Animals
with David Louis
7pm, Hanover Square, p. 7
17
5
Dining Adventure
5pm, Smoky Bones, p7
Limited to 15
Host, Barbara, 785-3506
Geek Gathering
SOS & the Digital World
7pm, Hanover Square, p7
Real World
Monday Movie
Flight Plan
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
4
Hanover Square (Hill Street Entrance)
Singles Outreach Community Room and Office
Sat
10am, Bike Ride or Hike
7pm, Dance & Dinner
SOS Board Meeting
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
16
Casual Bridge
1pm, Hanover Square
Host, Luella, 233-0996, p2
Fri
3
Lunch
11:15am, Holliday Inn, Wolf Rd.
Host, Wally, 477-5334, p2
Newsletter To Printer
Holiday Dance
Polish Community Cntr.
6:15pm, Samba Lesson
7pm, Dance Begins
8:30pm: Showcase Dance
by Pasha & Daniella
$10, Open to all. p8
New Member Meeting
6pm, Hanover Square
Host, Tinamarie, p2
Casual Bridge
1pm, Hanover Square
Host, Luella, 233-0996, p2
Brunch, 11:15am
TGI Friday’s, Stuy. Plaza
Tennis, 10am & 11:30am
Tri City Fitness, Latham
Casual Bridge
2
1pm, Hanover Square
Host, Luella, 233-0996, p2
Troy Music Hall, p7
Host, Ed, 279-1276
Tennis, 10am & 11:30am
Tri City Fitness, Latham
Victorian Tea
2pm, Hanover Square, p7
Host, Tinamarie, 817-1643
Wed
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
January Newsletter
Deadline
DIRECTIONS
Current Membership: 281
Tue
Brunch, 11:15am
TGI Friday’s, Stuy. Plaza
Host, Lynn, 383-2920, p2
Computer Class
2pm, Hanover Square, p2
With, Tinamarie, 817-1643
32nd Year
January 1, 2015
30
10am, Bike Ride
7pm, Dance & Dinner
New Year’s Eve Party
7pm, Hanover Square
Bring Snacks & Drinks
to Share, p8
New Year’s Day
Potluck
Hanover Square
Coffee & Conversation
7pm, Hanover Square
Host, Tinamarie, Snacks &
Drinks to Share, p7
January 2, 2015
31
9am, Golf, Mill Road Acres
Movie
7pm, Hanover Square
Curtain Call Theater
8pm, Century House
Host, Kym, 237-8883, p7
January
3, 2015
October
4
Day Paddle, p7
5:30, Bridge Lessons, p7
7pm, Game Night, p7
Game Night
7pm, Hanover Square
Various Hosts, 238-2436, p2
435 New Karner Road, Colonie. From Exit 2W of the
Northway go west on Central Av. for 1.7 miles, turn right
onto New Karner Rd (Rte. 155). Go 0.6 miles. Hanover
Square is on the right, set back from the road. The middle
doorway on the right side (South side) is Hill St. Entrance. Inside we are the first door on the left.
Polish Community Center, Albany
Dance, Nov. 23 & Holiday Dance, Dec. 28
Washington Ave Ext. About 3/4 mile west of Crossgates
Mall on your right. Shortcut from the Northway: exit at
2w; from Central Ave, left onto Lincoln Ave; go to end
(Washington Ave); PCC on the right.
To succeed in life you need three things:
a wishbone
a backbone &
a funny bone
Reba McEntire
SOS Columbus Day Picnic Story
About fifty young Marines were training in the
large field next to the Sharon Pavilion at our Columbus Day Picnic. One of their exercises was a
tug of war. A few of us went into the field and challenged them to a contest. They accepted! So Donna, Tinamarie and Gregg took hold of one end of
the rope and three Marines (actually three young
women) took hold of the other end. Well, who do
you think won? They couldn’t budge us! We couldn’t budge them either until one Marine jumped on
our end and we pulled them as we all fell over.
And some other picnic highlights — kids flying
kites!, a bike outing, great food, fun games and
Fred Jacobs playing great music.
Hi Everyone
WOW! You missed a terrific High Tea. What a
spread; the food was wonderful the conversations
interesting. We all got a chance to get to know each
other better. The next one is already in the planning
stages (Sunday, December 14). Don't miss it! Kudos to Tinamarie.
Marge M.
SOS BOARD MEMBERS
President - Gregg Millett
Vice President - Marge Mabee
Secretary - Donna Sorrento
Treasurer - Scott Stewart
Patti Audi, Ed Bardon, Jim Bovair,
Gerald Boileau, Maureen Cahill,
Tinamarie Cleveland, Luella Dozois,
Sieglinde Dugan, Betty Friedland,
Glenn Jarrett, Terri Mead,
Esther Murillo-Miklic, Steve O’Neal,
Loretta Raymond & Nancy Smith
November 2014
Sun
Mon
October
August2631
10am &11:30am, Tennis
9:30am,
Tennis
11:15,
Brunch
11:15am,
Brunch
2pm, Carol’s
Book
Club
4pm, Computer Class & Pizza
Hanover Square - Hill Street Entrance
435 New Karner Road Albany, NY
518-452-6883 - www.singlesoutreach.org
Tue
October 27 1
Wed
October 28 2
1pm, Casual Bridge
at Hanover Square
Thu
October 29 1
Lunch
11:15am, Holliday Inn, Wolf Rd.
Host, Wally, 477-5334, p2
Fri
October 30 2
Sat
October 31 3
1
9am, Golf, Mill Road Acres
Outdoorsy Stuff at 10am
Diner/Dance at 7pm, p2
Game Night
7pm, Ballroom Dance
Polish Community Center
6:15pm, Swing Dance Lesson
Paso Double Tango Showcase
By George & Eleanor Pattton
Tennis & Brunch, p. 2
2
Potluck &
Ornament Painting
4pm, Hanover Square
Host: Marge, 765-4525, p2
Dinner & Stories
5pm, Glenn Sanders Man.
Host: Nancy, 438-0541, p2
9
7pm: Monday Movie
The Good Son
at Hanover Square
3
Old Timers Lunch
11:30am, Colonie Diner
Various hosts, 765-4525, p2
Monday Movie
Shooter
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
10
Tennis, 10am & 11:30am
Tri City Fitness, Latham
Host, Carol, 383-1224, p2
Brunch, 11:15am
TGI Friday’s, Stuy. Plaza
Host, Lynn, 383-2920, p2
Computer Class
2pm, Hanover Square, p2
With, Tinamarie, 817-1643
16
Tennis, 10am & 11:30am
Tri City Fitness, Latham
Host, Carol, 383-1224, p2
Brunch, 11:15am
TGI Friday’s, Stuy. Plaza
Host, Lynn, 383-2920, p2
7pm, Real World
The “Spirits” of the Season
Led by Maria
7pm, Hanover Square
Casual Bridge
4
1pm, Hanover Square
Host, Luella, 233-0996, p2
New Member Meeting
6pm, Hanover Square
Host, Tinamarie, p2
Real World
Things To Be Thankful For.
Led by Terri.
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
Music at Noon
Troy Music Hall, p2
Host, Ed, 279-1276
11
Monday Movie
Glengarry Glenross
(Strong Language)
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
23
17
Monday Movie
MidNight Run
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
Hosts: Donna & Tommy,
664-5782
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
Casual Bridge 18
1pm, Hanover Square
Travel Buddies
3:30pm, Colonie Center, p7
Host, Marilyn, 438-3721
Bowling
8pm, Spare Time Lanes
Host, Judy, 374-0765, p2
12
25
Casual Bridge
1pm, Hanover Square
Host, Luella, 233-0996, p2
Polish Community Center
6:15pm, Cha Cha Dance Lesson
Monday Movie
Thinner
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
Bowling
8pm, Spare Time Lanes
Host, Judy, 374-0765, p2
19
Lunch
11:15am, Holliday Inn, Wolf Rd.
Host, Wally, 477-5334, p2
Bowling
8pm, Spare Time Lanes
Host, Judy, 374-0765, p2
26
7pm, Hanover Square, p7
Poetry Class
with Ed Bardon, 229-3072
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
Dinner/Dance, 7pm, Cohoes
Host, Bob, 782-0608, p2
Bike Ride, Hike, Ski 13
10am, Various Locations
Host, John, 488-8792, p2
Dinner/Dance, 7pm, Cohoes
Host, Bob, 782-0608, p2
7
Cabaret Night
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
with performers
Janice Thompson
Malcolm Kogut
Patti Audi and others
14
20
Bowling
8pm, Spare Time Lanes
Host, Judy, 374-0765, p2
Oldies Night
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
With music by Fred Jacobs
21
27
Thanksgiving Day Dinner
4pm, Hanover Square
Host. Tinamarie, 817-1643
Details & RSVP, see p. 8
Game Night
7pm, Hanover Square
Various Hosts, 238-2436, p2
15
Game Night
7pm, Hanover Square
Various Hosts, 238-2436, p2
22
The Comedy Works
Dinner, 6pm
& Show, 7:30pm
Host, Kym, 237-8883, p7
Regional Food Bank
Volunteer, 235-5526, p. 8
Reiki Calm
The Power of Seniors
with Mary Harshorne
7pm, Hanover Square, p7
8
Curtain Call Theater
The Lyons,
8pm, The Century House
Host, Kym, 237-8883. p2
History & Art Fans
9:30am, Hyde Collection
Glens Falls, Guided Tour
Host Marilyn, 438-3721, p2
Outdoorsy Stuff at 10am
Diner/Dance at 7pm, p2
Lunch
11:15am, Holliday Inn, Wolf Rd.
Host, Wally, 477-5334, p2
Real World
The Fine Art of Kissing.
Led by Tinamarie
Halloween Party
7pm. Hanover Square
Reiki Calm
An Introduction
with Mary Harshorne
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
Real World
The Holiday.
Led by Mark
24
7pm, Ballroom Dance
Tennis, Brunch, 30
Book Club & Tree Trimming
SOS Board Meeting
7pm, Hanover Square, p2
Real World
Three Types of People You
Don’t Forget. Led by Nancy
7pm, Hanover Square
Various Hosts, 238-2436, p2
5
Bike Ride, Hike, Ski 6
Lunch
10am, Various Locations
11:15am, Holliday Inn, Wolf Rd. Host, John, 488-8792, p2
Host, Wally, 477-5334, p2
Casual Bridge
1pm, Hanover Square
Host, Luella, 233-0996, p2
7pm, Hanover Square, p7
Tennis & Brunch, p2
Bowling
8pm, Spare Time Lanes
Host, Judy, 374-0765, p2
2015 Picnic
Planning Meeting
7pm, Hanover Square
Early Thanksgiving Feast
6:30pm, Hanover Square
Hosts: Joan & Marge
765-4525, p7
28
Movie & Snacks
The Love Letter
7pm, Hanover Square
Host, Jana, 356-5758
Game Night
7pm, Hanover Square
Various Hosts, 238-2436, p2
October 429
DayNight
Paddle, p7
Movie
5:30,
Bridge
Lessons, Mall
p7
5:45pm,
Crossgates
7pm,
Game
Night, p7p7
Host,
Kathy,
869-7028,
Game Night
7pm, Hanover Square
Various Hosts, 238-2436, p2
To the Masquerade Gala Silent Auction Donors
Olde Saratoga Coin & The Century House
Ridin Hy Ranch Resort
Price Chopper Market Bistro
Skinnovations: Facials & Skin Care
Victorian Rose Beauty Salon
Michael’s Hair Studio
Simply Starters, Gabrielle Immediato
Schenectady Light Opera & Story Circle
Mop and Bucket Improv & Danceland
Empire State Youth Orchestra
Capital Repertory Company
Family Players of NENY
Mill Road Acres Golf Course
miSci, the Museum of Innovation and Science
Schenectady Civic Players
British Stone, LTD & True Cutt Construction
Sand Lake Center for the Arts & Proctors
Albany Civic Theater & Classic Theater Guild
SOS Campers and Paddlers & Sun Cleaners
New Scotland Ceramics & Tailor Tea
Sarchioto’s Auto Repair & Choices Hair Salon
Mooradians Furniture
Tinamarie Cleveland, Gerald Boileau,
Marge Mabee, Donna Sorrento, John James,
Patti Audi, Nancy Smith, Maria Immediato,
Loretta Raymond, Esther M. Miklic,
Ann Parillo, Thomas Kearns,
Margaret Kaufman, John of Nor Audio,
Warren Broderick, Barbara Hawley,
Linda Altrock, Judy Arnold, Rita Whitney,
Jana Harrie & Terri Mead
The Gazette 50+ Expo
On October 5th SOS had a table at this wonderful event in Saratoga. We had at least 400 conversations and passed out over 400 newsletters. There
were over 80 presenters and a few of them will
become SOS workshop leaders, for example, Mary
Hartshorne! Check the November calendar for her
Thursday Reiki Calm workshops.