Right:

Burns Duncan Hunter & Rob Crudden Monica Mahaffey/Paul Otterness

Supper host
Duncan Hunter

Below (left to right):

Address to the Hag-
gis with Piper Jack
OConnell, Rob Crud-
den & Eric Hoppel
Ellie Smith & Paul Ertlet Jim Davies & Gordon Harris
Right: head table
pictured left to
right: Piper Jack
O'Connell, Kath-
leen McCarty, R.
Paul McCarty,
Duncan Hunter,
Rob Crudden, Eric
Hoppel and Col-
leen Ryan Pictured above: Speaker for
the evening R. Paul McCarty
Right: Phil Bayly and his
wife Carolyn Micheli-
Bayly; Center: supping
in the candlelit dining
room; Far Right:
Meredith Helgerson
and Marcia
Nelesen

Below: 2017 King & Queen,

Teresa Casey & Jim Davies
Above: center - the spread; right - 2016 King
and Queen, Michael Conti and Ann Pfau
Above: The Dylan Perrillo Orchestra

Above (l to r): Queens of Beverwyk Susan Pedo,

Dr. Brian Bush & Dr. Sylvia Barnard Colleen Ryan, Monica Mahaffey & Ann Pfau
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 Zonta Club of Albany presents
Annual Status of Woman Dinner
with guest Speakers
Alicia Ouellette
Dean of Albany Law School
Gina Volynsky
Director of the Center
for International Development
Wednesday, March 8
Cocktails 5:30 P.M.
Dinner 6:00 P.M.
Alicia Ouellette has been President
and Dean of Albany Law School
since 2014, and under her leadership
the law school has charted a strategic
plan for growth. She was instrumen-
tal in achieving an innovative affilia-
tion between the law school and the
University at Albany. As a result of
this relationship, the Center for In-
ternational Development has moved
to the law school campus, where it
can take advantage of the law
schools academic offerings. She
plans to talk about the law schools
community outreach programs and
its new affiliation with the Universi-
ty at Albany.
Gina Volynsky, as Director of the
Center for International Develop-
ment, oversees the many projects
operating in five continents that
range from research to technical as-
sistance aimed at stabilizing institu-
tions to improve living conditions
and increase economic opportunities.
Much of the Centers work is done on
behalf of women across the globe.
She is from Ottawa and has worked
in Washington, DC and at the Unit-
ed Nations in New York City. Shell
discuss her international projects,
especially those in Africa.
University Club members are invited
to attend. Dinner is $35.00. Please
RSVP by March 1st by calling the
Club at 518-463-1151 and specify
your entree choice -- filet mignon,
chicken marsala, or portobello wel-
lington -- and plan to pay at the door.
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Albany Torch Club presents
Jose Cruz, Ph.D.
From Africa to New York:
Latin Rhythms in the New World
Monday, March 6th - 6:00 p.m.
Join UAlbany Professor Jose Cruz for
an engaging presentation about one of
his favorite passions - Latin Jazz. The
talk will include a musical compo-
the visual arts. The gallery recently
nent, featuring a variety of instru-
ments, as well as recordings.
University club members are invited
to attend. Social hour begins at 5:30
p.m., followed by the presentation at
6:00 p.m. and questions, and dinner at
7:00 p.m. Entre choices are Sole,
Stuffed Chicken Breast, or Penne
Pasta with Vegetables. Cost is $30.
Reservations must be made directly
through the Torch Club no later than
Wednesday, March 1st.
For questions or more information
contact Albany Torch Club Secretary
Teresa Casey at 518-449-4698; email
albanytorch@gmail.com or go to
http://albanytorchclub.org/ to register
online.
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Albany Roundtable presents
Tony Iadicicco
Executive Director
Albany Center Gallery
Thursday, March 9th
12 noon
Tony Iadicicco is a central, dynamic
part of the Capital Region arts com-
munity, and has served as Executive
Director of Albany Center Gallery
since April, 2012. Hell discuss the
Gallerys four-decade-long history
and its plans for the future at the Al-
bany Roundtable luncheon on March
9th.
Albany Center Gallery is a non-profit
art space dedicated to exhibiting
skillful contemporary art of the Mo-
hawk Hudson region, and building a
strong, knowledgeable audience for
moved to a new location in Albanys
historic Arcade Building at 488
Broadway. They are a community-
based organization supported by city,
state, corporate and foundation funds,
as well as fundraisers, individual do-
nations and memberships.
Lunch begins at noon, followed by
the program from 12:30-1:00 p.m.
The cost is $20, which includes a
delicious hot and cold lunch buffet.
Reservations are required by Mon-
day, 03/10 and can be made by email
at albanyroundtable@yahoo.com; by
calling the Capital Region Chamber
at 518-431-1400 or you can prepay
and reserve a seat online at
www.albanyroundtable.com.
 Officers: Nate Maloney, President Directors: Mark Brogna Geoffrey Hoderath
Amy Kramer, Vice President Teresa Casey Ken McCauley
Tim Varney, Treasurer Jim Davies Frank Nemeth
Secretary, Robert Crudden Jeffrey Hill Chuck Seifert
Colleen Ryan, Past President David Hochfelder

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 Lunch 2 Lunch 3 Lunch & Dinner 4

Jeff Strange Club Closed

Grille Room
7-9 pm

5 6 Lunch & Dinner 7 Lunch & Dinner 8 Lunch 9 Lunch 10 Lunch & Dinner 11

Club Closed Torch Club 6 pm Roundtable St. Pats Parade &

Zonta Dinner 6 pm Luncheon noon Corned Beef Buffet
Bowling 7 pm 12 noon

12 13 Lunch & Dinner 14 Lunch & Dinner 15 Lunch 16 Lunch 17 Lunch & Dinner 18
St. Patricks Day
Club Closed Club Closed
Corned Beef
and Cabbage
lunch & dinner

19 20 Lunch & Dinner 21 Lunch & Dinner 22 Lunch 23 Lunch 24 Lunch & Dinner 25

Club Closed Bowling 7 pm Club Closed

26 27 Lunch & Dinner 28 Lunch & Dinner 29 Lunch 30 Lunch 31 Lunch & Dinner

Club Closed