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C4 on the go POIITICAl ADVERTISEMENT THE JOURNAL-NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 9, 1983 EDUCAT10 SiTniw TOWN CLERK i at Around Rockland Club observing Milky Way iiii.iii-uairfwiiiirri'irufwiii'in SJ" I pd by "friends of bill ryan" vvra frigwi, 93 congers, new city Albertus Magnus H.S. Rt 304 Germonds Rd. Bardonia, N.Y. Registration For Fall: Every Mon. Wed.

Starting 97 2:30 4 P.M. In Cafeteria 5000 Deposit required at registration New Cart courtesy of Dan Buckejf Ford Jim Smith Chevrolet For More Information call: AlA-QnQD hotueen 6 8 P.M. discovER A WELL ROUNDCD BEAR MOUNTAIN The Palisades Interstate Park Commission, in cooperation with the Rockland Astronomy Club, is holding an evening of observing the Milky Way from the summit of Bear Mountain tonight from 8 p.m. to midnight. If the skies are cloudy, it will be held on Saturday.

Bear Mountain can be reached by Perkins Memorial Drive off Seven Lakes Drive. Blood pressure screenings SPRING VALLEY Free blood pressure screenings take place at the Ambulance Corps building on Red Schoolhouse Road, off Route 45 on Saturday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. and Monday from Open to all H.S. students 16 yrs. by 91583 Mitic Education In Th Comfort Of YOUR HOME Lotions on ALL INSTRUMENTS ALL STYLES Of Instruction STAFF Of Highly Trainod Instructors Providing Personalized sessions, at 12:45, 1:30, and 2:15 p.m.

on Thursdays, September 15, 22, 29, October 6, 13, and 20. Parents must register in person and must bring birth certificates with them. The program is open only to residents of the Clarkstown School District. Paper and glass recyling BLAUVELT The Blauvelt Lions hold their monthly paper and glass recycling drive on Saturday at the lower parking lot of the South Orange-town Middle School on Erie Street from 8 to 11 a.m. They accept paper, cardboard, and clear, brown and green glass.

Paper should be tied securely or placed in large paper bags, and metal rings and wrappers should be removed from bottles. In addition, the Lions accept used eyeglasses for their eyesight conservation program. Multiple sclerosis group POMONA A multiple sclerosis support group holds meetings every Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Rockland County Health Complex, Building Room 153. The group's activities include, psycho-social support, discussions, speakers, luncheons, parties and special trips.

For further information contact Rhoda Slovik, Ext. 2623 at the Health Complex. Psychic 'mysteries' MUSIC (914) 634-3413 Instruction 8:30 P.M.-2:00 A.M. RAMAPO LODGE 485 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS 19 North Madison Ave. Spring Valley (Near Post Office) 7:30 to 9 p.m.

The screenings are sponsored by the William P. Faist Volunteer Ambulance Corps in conjunction with the American Heart Association. Bike riding series NEW CITY A "progressive century series of bicycle rides for those who want to build up their confidence to complete a "century," or 100 miles, begins on Saturday at 8 a.m. at the McDonald's on Cavalry Drive, off Route 304. The progressive rides will focus on pace, technique and conditioning, with the first ride approximately 25 miles.

The ride is open to the public. For further information contact Mike Barna of South Nyack. T-shirt baseball picnic CONGERS The Clarkstown T-shirt Baseball program concludes with a picnic at Congers Lake Memorial Park on Saturday at noon, for boys and girls who participated and their families. Awards will be presented to the winning teams and appreciation awards to the coaches. Sparky Lyle, a former relief pitcher for the New York Yankees, will be the guest speaker.

The program is sponsored by the Clarkstown Parks Board Recreation Commission. Breakfast honors judge WEST HAVERSTRAW The North Rockland Friends of Judge Alfred J. Weiner are holding a breakfast in his honor on Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Italian American Club on Cos grove Avenue. The cost of the breakfast is $7.50 per person.

For reservation or further information contact Maureen Corallo of Thiells. YMCA holds registration SUFFERN The Suffern YMCA begins regis NEW CITY Mahya Lisa Tetenes, a professional counseling astrologer, psychic and lecturer, is to be at the New City Library, 220 North Main Street on Tuesday at 8 p.m. She will discuss metaphysical healing, Karma, Chakras, and lead a group meditation and a participatory healing and psychic excercise. The meeting is free and open to the public. tftecalfch Spo The Area's Finest Nautilus Health Swim Club 90 of our members rejoin each year.

come see why! Call: (914) 359-2401 Route 9W, Piermont, N.Y. wrens DANCE GYMNASTICS STUDIOS 195 So. Main Street New City, N.Y. 10956 634-1800 ft Pre School thru Adults Jdeahingful Rglationsliip? You're too busy- Haven't the time or the energy. Jazz Ballet Tap Gymnastics Creative Dancing Yi hi v.f iwil A.ini till Combination Classes 3-13 yrs.

Benefit golf tourney PEARL RIVER Friends of the Rockland Children's Psychiatric Center, a volunteer group of business and community leaders, is sponsoring a golf tournament for the benefit of the children at the Center. The tournament is scheduled for Wednesday (rain date September 15) at the Blue Hill Golf Course and is open to the public. Local businesses and industry may participate by sponsoring greens or tees on any of the 18 holes, donating prizes or participating in the tournament. A $25 donation per player includes green fee, food, beverage and prizes. Those interested in playing should contact Dr.

A. Baron of Pearl River. Phobia self-help group NEW CITY Recovery, a self-help group for those bothered by phobias, compulsions, and obsessions, holds meetings every Tuesday from 8 to 10 p.m. at the New Hempstead Presbyterian Church, 484 New Hempstead Road. For further information contact Mrs.

Bernard Cooperman of Spring Valley. Library art exhibits NEW CITY Pressed flowers by Terry Stewart of New City and etching and collagraphs by Rita Peranio of Haifa, Israel, are now on exhibit at the New City Library, 220 North Main Street. The work by Rita Peranio is to be on exhibit in the large meeting room until September 29, and on Sunday a reception for the artist will be held from 3 to 6 p.m. The reception is open to the public. Half the proceeds from sales of the artist's work are to be contributed to the World Wildlife Fund.

You're on the rebound and want a second chanxe. You ti' IH'U t' Mil VViirlr ill i Ml si. II I You've tried the bars. Zilch. Wrll brvok (lull for All classes are limited in size to insure your Child's place in the class of your choice.

Enroll now. 8 Convenient locations tration for its fall programs on Monday at 9 a.m. at the Community Center on 91 Washington Avenue. Classes offered include aerobics, slimnastics. Small Fry Gym, yoga, kids' cooking.and crafts.

For further information contact the program office on 91 Washington Avenue. Head injury group meets WEST HAVERSTRAW The September meeting of the New York State Head Injury Association takes place on Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Club Room of Helen Hayes Hospital. Robert Knouse, vice-president of the association, is the guest speaker. The meeting is open to all interested individuals.

For further information contact Carol Loeser, Director, Southern Region, of Spring Valley. Toddlers' dance program NEW CITY "Sing and sway," a dance movement and music program for toddlers ages 2V2 to 3l2, is offering fall sessions with registration starting on Saturday at 9 a.m. There will be three TOGETHER Register Now For Fall Classes 111. I 1 1. Qll ISIIHIMIH nu 2 I.

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$45 ea. 5 for $21300 WHITE PINES Sheared Full 5 ft. 39" ea. 15 Leo Neville, left, Frank Longabucco and Cal Quackenbush prepare for the 16th annual auction sale sponsored by the Spring Valley Lions Club. The event takes place on Sept.

10, starting at 10 a.m. on Rt. 59, opposite Rickels. A food stand and homemade baked goods are special features. Proceeds benefit the club's sight conservation projects, community services to the blind, and other community projects.

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9. The admission Includes bus transportation and dinner. For further information contact Mary Jane D'Auria of Pearl River. POMONA The Hillcrest Fire Co. No.

1 hosts the 71st annual Rockland County Volunteer Fireman's Association convention on Friday and a parade on Saturday. The convention will begin at 8 p.m. at Kruckers on Call Hollow Road for members of the Association. A parade representing every fire company in Rockland County and additional companies from Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Circleville, Monroe and Westchester will take place at 2 p.m., starting from Greenridge Way and Route 45. NEW CITY The Adirondack Mountain Club is having their September meeting at 8 p.m.

at the New City Library. The meeting will feature a slide show of the club's recent hiking vacation in the Virgin Islands, fall hiking schedules, and membership information. Those interested in joining may attend. PEARL RIVER "Friday Nite Alternative," a non-sectarian group for singles between 30 and over, meets every Friday from 8:30 to II p.m. at the Nauraushaun Presbyterian Church on Sickletown Road.

Admission is $1. Further information is available from Roz Rush of Spring Valley. Events scheduled for Friday, September 9 Organizations HAVERSTRAW The Christian One Person Organization is holding a "Welcome Aboard" cruise on the Hudson River at 7 p.m. The three to four hour cruise will depart from the Haverstraw Marina, Beach Road, Grassy Point. The evening includes dancing, music, a sing-a-long, cash bar and hors d'oeuvre.

The cost is $16 per person and checks should be made payable to Barbara Willis, 45 Washburns Lane, Stony Point, 10980. For further information and reservations call Barbara Will of Stony Point after 6 p.m. PEARL RIVER Naurashank Lodge No. 939 F. A.M.

is holding a dinner and apron presentation in honor of David Cranstoun of Spring Valley at 8:15 p.m. at the Pearl River Masonic Temple. Mr. Cranstoun has been appointed District Deputy Grand Master for the Orange and Rockland Counties District of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of New York State. For further information contact Harold Ochs of Pearl River.

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