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IApril 2000 Published by The Stockade Association Vol. 41 No. 8 Stockade Calendar Spring Walks in the Stockade Future Dates Stones of the Stockade History and Architecture Mohawk Club Did you know that the Stockade Another self-guided walking Open House Dinner and downtown Schenectady contain tour of the Stockade that is now out Wed., Apr. 19, 7:00 PM some of the best examples of rock types and about was cooperatively developed ( see page 3 for details) and medium and small-scale geologic by Schenectady County Chamber of Secret Gardens of the features that the general public can read Commerce and Schenectady Heritage Stockade ily view? Area, with help from the Schenectady sponsored by the Friends Kurt Hollocher, from the Geology Historical Society and many others. of the Stockade Garden Department at Union College and his With an easy to follow format Group, June 23-24. Fri. 3 - wife, Janet have put together a self-guid and map, strollers can revisit our rich 8 PM, Sat. 10 AM - 4 PM ed walking tour. The tour highlights history, enjoy stories behind the examples of igneous, metamorphic, and facades, and learn architectural styles Stoop Beautification sedimentary rocks containing interesting and features. This is a great tour for Awards minerals, unusual textures, fossils and your out of town visitors. Criteria to be announced sedimentary features. This tour.-----------. SCHENECTADY'S in May The first Stockade stop is at the brochure is SlLf·GIJIDEO Park Clean-up Mohawk River wall at the bottom of available at Sat., May 20 Washington Avenue. These stone blocks Arthur's Market, Stockade are composed mostly of limestone The Chamber of Stockade Sidewalk Sale WalkingTour The second stop is at the The Commerce and Sat., June 3 First Reformed Church where in its the Heritage "ALCO: Its History and foundation you can see highly fossilfer Area Visitor Highlights" Speaker: ous limestone that contains abundant Center. George Terwilliger bryozoans, brachiopods, corals, crinoids, For a Sat., April 8 and cephalopods (squid-like beasts). more compre 1:30 PM Refreshments The Church has front steps of slate, pil hensive Stock 2:00 PM Program lars of pink granite containing pink ortho ade tour, pick up Historical Society clase, white etc. The rock surrounding the dramatized 32 Washington Avenue the doors is sandstone rich in white and audio tape and 3rd Saturday pink feldspar grains. The brown sand extensive histo ry and map Poetry at Arthur's stone of quartz grains are carved into developed by Featured Poet: Andrea forms of corn, grapes, wheat, pine, and Willison, Sat., April 15, oak. The steps below the east side door Stockader, Susan Staffa, 7:30 PM Sign up, 8:00 PM way near the front of the church are of ..SCHENECTADY fossil-rich limestone containing gas available at HElµTAGEAREA Readings ( see page 5) VISITORai-.'J'ER tropods up to 1.5 across. You can also Arthur's, the -~ fined black bits of trilobites, and oval Schenectady May Spy Deadline stracods. ~ Museum, and '------------1 the Main Early! April 12 Happy Spring strolling! ~ (continued on page 8) Library. ( calendar continued from page 1) Stockade Churches Easter Week Schedule First Reformed Church. 8 North Church Street Jazz Night at Arthur's •Maundy Thursday, April 20, 7:30 PM Fri., April 7, "Accoustic Jazz" Service of Holy Communion and Tenebrae Fri., April 14 & 20, "Hot House" •Good Friday, April 21, 12:00 Noon YWCA Women of Achievement Awards Mid-day Service of Reflection on Christ's Passion April 27, 5:30-9:00 PM, GE R & D Center •Easter Day, April 23, 10:00 AM Tickets $50 - RSVP by April 17, 374-3394, Ext. 124 Holy Cross Church. 18 North College Street •Stations of the Cross & Benediction "Overcoming Adversity" Friday, April 14, 7:00 PM Speaker: Bob Love, 1970 lead scorer & Community •Palm Sunday Weekend Bake Sale Relations Director for the Bulls Sat., April 15 - 3:00 - 5:00 PM & Thursday, April 6, 7:30 PM, SCCC Community Sunday, April 16 - 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Auditorium, Free and open to public •Palm Sunday Services Sat., April 15, 4:00 PM & Sun., April 16, 9:00 AM "Big Band Renaissance" •Holy Thursday Services, Liturgy of the Lord's by The Empire Jazz Orchestra Supper followed by Procession of the Blessed Tuesday, April 18, 8:00 PM Sacrament to the Repository, Thurs., April 20, 7:00 PM Featuring some of the best works from the modem Church Open For Adoration Until 10:00 PM era of big band - Maynard Ferguson, Oliver Nelson, •Good Friday Services Gil Evans, others. Tickets $15. SCCC Community Church Open for Private Devotions, 12 - 3:00 PM Auditorium, 381-1250. (Or precede the concert with Liturgy of the Passion & Death of our Lord the Albany/Schenectady League of Arts Benefit with Veneration of the Cross and Holy Communion Service - dinner at the SCCC Casola Dining Room. $45 for 3:00 PM dinner & concert. Call 449-5380.) •Holy Saturday Services, Blessing of Easter Foods, Rich Lamanna and 'The Last Word' 11 :00 AM, Easter Vigil Service- Liturgy of the CD Release Party for Introspective Resurrection - 7:30 PM, Sat., April 22 Friday, April 21, The Van Dyck Restaurant, •Easter Sunday Services, Liturgy of the Resurrection, 7:00 PM and 9:30 PM, tickets $24. Call 381-1111 9:00 AM, April 23 First Presbyterian Church, 115 Union Street Yours Jazz Nightclub, 145 Barrett St., Open Mies •Good Friday: 12:00 noon and 12:30 PM 8:00 PM Sign-up; 8:30 PM Showtime Soup & Sandwich lunch served from 11:30 - 1 :00 PM, at "The Poet's Lounge," Tues., April 4 cost; 7:30 PM Communion Service "The Acoustic Rendition," Wed., April 12 •Easter: 8:15 & 11 :00 morning services "Your Night for Humor," Tues., April 18 6:00 evening service St. George's Episcopal Church. 30 North Ferry The Open Door, 128 Jay Street: • Palm Sunday, 8:00 AM Low Mass Sat., Apr. 1, 1-2:30 PM, Bob Cudmore, signing "You 10:00 AM High Mass with Solemn Procession & Singing Can't Go Wrong: Stories from, Nero, N.Y. & Other of the Passion Tales" Sat. Apr. 8, 1-2:30 Susan Rosenthal signing • Mid-Week: Daily Matins: 9:45 AM "Schenectady: Images of America" Sat., Apr. 15, Daily Evening Prayer: 5:30 PM 1-2:30 Rachel Ray signing "Rachael Ray's Open Mon. Masses at 12:00 PM & 7:30 PM House Cookbook" (with tasting samples) Tues. Mass at 5:45 PM Vanguard Preview, Sun., Apr. 30, 3-5 PM Wed. Holy Hour at 12:00 PM ( see page 6 for details) Tenebrae at 7:00 PM, Mass at 7:30 PM •Maundy Thursday:Liturgy & Mass with the Maundy, Thurs. Ceremonies at 7:30 PM Stockade Walkabout Vigil Altar of Repose to follow. Good Friday: Liturgy & Mass of the Pre-Sanctified at Saturday, September 30 12:00 PM If you would like your house to be on the tour or •Easter Eve: Pro-Anaphora at 9:00 AM Great Vigil at 7:30 PM would like to take part in this wonderful event, call • Easter DAy: 7:45 AM Matins, 8:00 AM Low Mass Anne Bernat at 393-5770 or Sylvia Briber at 377-0469. 10:00 AM High Mass 2 Mohawk Club's New Wednesday Night Special The New Millennium & Open House Dinner - Krystyna Kusielewicz I wonder what will it be, Members of the Stockade Association will now be able In the new millennium? to enjoy a special dinner on Wednesday nights at the Will there be an end, Mohawk Club. Richard Jones, the manager at the Mohawk Or will it all just continue? Club, tells us that $9.95 plus tax and gratuity, includes a soup Will the sun still rise, or salad, relish tray, a choice of two entrees ( fish and beef or And the moon still twinkle, chicken), dessert and beverage. This special is in addition to Will I be surprised? ordering from the menu, and lighter fare, such as hamburg Will there be a frenzy ers and club sandwiches. Reservations must be made Or fear, zeal and toiling? before noon of that day. (374-8476) Or will that very same ball Also, on Wednesday, April 19, at 7:00 PM Stockade Just keep on rolling? Association members are invited to an Open House Dinner. Will the rain still fall The Wednesday night special above will be followed by a And the grass still grow? tour of the facility to see its lovely banquet rooms and bed Will the baby still cry rooms. Please make reservations. And the rainbow straddle the sky? The Mohawk Club and The Stockade Association are still refining the new arrangements as outlined in the March Will there be love and harmony Stockade Spy. Room rates are now $55 for a single and $60 Or throngs of discontent? Will there be noise and clamor for a double. To best accommodate you, Mr. Jones would greatly appreciate it if Stockaders would phone him to set up Or repentence and amends? Will there be joy and laughter an appointment to discuss planning your future events. Respect and understanding? Or will there be pain and sorrow With no laws abiding? Y2K-AOK - Krystyna Kusielewicz I wonder what will it be In the new millennium? Not only the new millennium is here Will the earth just keep turning But a new decade, a new century and a new year. Ad infinitum? The computer bug has not bitten Despite all warnings, the world was not smitten. All around the globe there was celebration With mirth, gaiety and great elation.