The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 10

CHEF'S DINNER SPECIALS Prime Ribs of Filet Mignon Broiled Fillet of Served with Salad from our Salad Bar, Baked Potato and Complimentary Gian ot Wine now appearing Sat. Nights CINDY ANDERSON at the organ Governor's Tavern Governor Clinton Hotel 1 Albany Ave. Phone 338-2700 Matter Charge A BankAmericard these shoes are made for family style ALL BUDGET PRICED! Thom McAn Shoes tor the whole family Nursemates White professional service shoes Mother Goose for children FANN'S Rotondale Shopping Center, Route 658-4141 to Rotondale Food Center Committee For Ethnic At Temple Emanuel Is Supper amed Flans are being formulated and committees set up for Temple Ethnic Delicatessen Supper that will be held Wednesday, Oct. 29 at 243 Albany Avenue. The first seating will be at 5:90 p.m.

After the 5:30 seating people will be served as they arrive. Reservations must be made for the 5:30 seating Mrs. Al- Mrs.or DAILY LUNCHION SPICIAL1 Irons 91.8S by contacting bert Spiegal Mort Cohen. Some of the foods to be served are pastrami, corned beef, tongue, knishes, rye bread, stuffed derma, sour pickles and homemade salads and dessert. Rita Riffeburg is coordinating the dining room including set-up and serving.

Assisting serving will be Sisterhood members and KNFTY (the Temple youth group.) Rochelle Katz and Estelle Kurland will be hostesses for the evening. Miss Ruby Markson lew in your neighborhood? And still searching for the grocery store and more closet space? my job to help you feel at home fast. As your WELCOME WAGON Hostess I can supply answers to your new neighborhood questions and bring a basket of gifts to delight your family. Hundreds of people like you in the Kingston area hove called me. I hope you will, too.

WATCH CLOCK JEWELRY REPAIRS with peace of mind guarantee Saccoman's Jewelers 567 B'wey 331-6770 ritiri catering to weddings, banquets and parties 9141 GIVI THE YMCA A 5 WEEK TRIAL! PRE-HOLIDAY PR0CRAMS BEGIN WEEK or OCT. 27, RUN THRU DEC. 6 REGISTER WEEK Of OCTOBER 20 CALL US 338-3810 -PRE-SCHOOL AND GRADE SCHOOL PRE-SCHOOL SWIM AND PLAY play ui learning experience, or twin lessons, or combination ol both! Two or lonr days pot wook, morning or afternoon. Jnst 83.00 day, or loss! BOY GYMNASTICS program, ages I and ip. Jnst 11.00 lor five lessons! BOYS AND GIRLS SAT.

FUN Clnk activity, pins gym and swim. Jnst 11.00 per week! SPRINGBOARD DIVING 10 and np. Jnst 82.00 pot konr (in five wook sessions)! JUNIOR HIGH AND HIGH HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS AND BOYS DROP-IN GYM AND SWIM after school to 9:30 p.m., pins Satnrdays and vacations. Jnst 816-00 for tkreo months! JR. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS AND BOYS DROP-IN GYM AND SWIM after school to 7:00 p.m., pins Satnrdays and vacations.

Jnst 88.00 for throe months! TOR WOMEN AND WOMEN'S UGURI CONTROL Steam Rath, 82.00 per day in five week sessions. MEN'S VOLLEYBALL AND Euniu, MWrWl, A A Tbnrs. Jnst 82.00 per week in five week sessions. DROP-IN PROGRAMS FOR WOMEN: FOR MEN sic of gyms, pool, exercise rooms, sanna steam bath in accord with open nse schodnle. Jnst 82.50 pot wook (in 3 month sessions)! Basic Membership, 85 ventk.

810 admits regnirtd for all programs except pre-school Ml ABOUT MANY OTHER PROGRAMS WITH NEW ENROLLMENTS TOR A TWO WEEI MINI SESSION IN DECEMBER, AND A REGULAR 10-WEEI JANUARY START UP! The YMCA urgei you to support the Ulster CountyUnited Way. This advertisement contributed in the public Interest by nytr lite '4 hi JaasraATt DIVISION OF NEW YORK TRAP ROCK CORP. Eddyvllle, New York and Mrs. Bea Wetterhan will be participating in preparation as usual. Traditionally many candidates for election have attended the supper providing an opportunity for informal discussions with the voters in this area.

There will be a cake booth again this year at the supper featuring home baked goods. Ten five pound kosher style salamis will be awarded during the supper. Tickets for the supper will be available at the door. Mrs. Bea Goldberg and Mrs.

Helen Kletske co- presidents of Sisterhood, invite the public to attend. Mini at The Beef House presents (L-H) Thom Cranna, George oung, Ken Thompson and Roberta Powell in addition to six more singers and a talented pianist. a touch of Broadway every Thursday through Sunday night. Under the direction of Jack Lawson of UCCC, the revues get underway around 6 p.m. (Freeman photo) a Touch of Broadway As Cabaret-type Entertainment Comes to Town By Dorothy A.

iNarel KINGSTON Cabaret type entertainment has been introduced at a popular in-town restaurant. Sal came to the cocktail lounge ot The Beef House this past weekend and it should be a winner. LIFE was there Saturday Provenzano. owner of The Beef njght. The atmosphere is per- House on Broadway and St.

gonalized. music were PENNY SOCIAL SPONSORED BY TROOP POST MOTHER'S CLUB OCT. 18TH AT THE MUNICIPAL AUDIT. KINGSTON 7-9 P.M. COME OUT AND HAVE A GOOD TIME James Street, has seen this type of format successfully entrenched in other parts of the state, up through New England and, as we all know, thing" in New York City social spots.

not in was thought. It take long for him to contact Jack Lawson of UCCC. Lawson is the man responsible for the community college's musical extravaganzas. After a talk, the consensus of opinion was once again Why not in Kingston? It has now happened. Cabaret type entertainment "BEST FRIENDS" Professional Dog Grooming aeSrm.

331-1790 nneoLH park IHN Cocktail Lounge LORSIER TAILS STEAKS I I AN SPFC1AL IES FISH CHOPS One of tbr ori lompltte Menus in the Homen's Mnnriav thro Saturday Ir Beei A ahhajif PRIME PIRS SATURDAY St SUNDAY OPEN 7 DAYS A Luncheon Dinner 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m. 5 p.m.-10 p.m. WEEK Sunday 12 Noon-9 p.m. Private 812 Ulster Ave. Mall, Kingston 331-8850 built around a central theme and most of the songs were taken from musical comedies.

Lawson has constructed the mini revues so that they provide variety, comic routines, serious moments, solos and ensemble singing. fun, good entertainment and the singers are talented. The idea is not a new one, even for this area, but somehow the concept has never really caught on with the Kingston area restaurant-goer. And some businesses have been unable to financially carry this type of programming. We don't think this is going to be the case at The Beef House.

First, you have the talents of Lawson and his theatrical sense will immediately tell him if something is good or not, and secondly, you have an excellent kitchen in the restaurant which guarantees outstanding food fare. a winning team and the only deterent would be an uninterested public. One evening with 10 singers, who also double as waiters and waitresses, certainly dispels any negative thinking in this direction. The performers are all people who have worked with Lawson either as students or in one of the musical productions at the college. They are Ken Thompson, Thom Cranna, George Young, Neal Knapp, Ron Esposito, Lita Gonzalez, Roberta Powell, Laura Borzumato, Doreen Shea and Amy Lawson.

At the keyboard is Bill Van Keuren. They sing everything from the Fantasticks, Fiddler on the Roof, Bye, Bye. Birdie, to Damn Yankees, Pajama Game, The King and Sound of Music and songs from that kooky era the While some perform, others wait on tables. The routines are charted to perfection. The new addition to The Beef House offers a complete evening.

And LIFE concurs if it can be done in New England why not in Kingston! We think it can. RESERVE fOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES EARLY! 8 ill Brallain's SKYTOP Housi does it again Terrific Prices Include Tip and Tax Sliced Steak an jus Staffed Boneless Chicken Roast Sirloin of Beef an Lobster and Entree Includes: Choice of one (only) Onion Soup or Fresh Fruit Cup Celery Olives, Cheese Crackers, Vegetable, Baked Potato, Dessert and Coffee Dates Are Already Being Booked so reserve early! Route 28 331-6161 Kingston Sears LAST DAY. Every ur Trimmed Dress Coat In Stock! A flattering dress-up coat have to have a fancy price tag. At Sears the prices as well as the styles are attractive. Included are wool plush and melton cloth of wool and nylon bonded to polyurethane foam and acetate tricot.

Trims of dyed or natural lamb or rabbit or acrylic piles. Capes, pantcoat styles and full length coats in many plaids and solids. In sizes and Half sizes. CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge THIS WEEK ONLY Selection Limited to Available Store Stock! SHOP A1 SF ARS AND I Satisfacturn Guaranteed or Your Mows Haek ALBANY, SYRACUSE. FAYETTEVILLE, N.Y POUGHKEEPSIF GLENS FALLS.

KINGSTON, MIDDLETOWN NEW HARTFORn PITTSFIELD. MASS FAIR NY WATERTOWN NY Childrens Mens and Must Womens Fashions Plus Most Home Furnishings Available at ONKONTA NY Memorabilia Interest in the new Delaware and Hudson Canal Museum has drawn more memorabilia to the society. Dorothy Spar, preservation chairperson, reports a gift from an anonymous donor of a wealth of documents, concealed in a locked drawer of an old desk pertaining to Lock 49 on the Canal. Among the almost 2(H) items are contracts for lock-tenders, foreman's time hooks and time sheets as well as boat permits, school tax statements, supply requests and a poster showing rates of tolls. The documents are presently being appraised and catalogued and will be exhibited later by the society in its new museum.

The Canal Historical Society is currently conducting a fundraising drive to purchase the former St. John's Episcopal Church in High Falls as a permanent home for its many artifacts and memorabilia of the canal. LIFE TODAY.