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Happy Summer
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Another year has flown by for the children at Love Bugs Preschool. Their teachers are so proud of how hard they all worked
this year! May they have a safe summer.
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LeRotar y
Notes
The summer air was upon us at
The Greens of LeRoy today as we
gathered for our weekly meeting.
Jake Whiting joined us, as well as
Pam Weaver from the National
Center for Missing & Exploited
Children was also in attendance.
Martha Bailey reported that we
made over $900 in our annual
Rent-A-Rotarian event. Martha
also informed us that there are
collection boxes for REAL that
are out in the community. Please
drop off any used books for
our event later this month. Bob
Bennett is chairing the annual
Installation Dinner scheduled for
June 29th. Rotarians and their
guests are invited to attend this
event at The Caledonia Village
Inn. Bob will have a sign up
started next week. Thirsty Third
Thursday will be on June 16th,
and Sam Vagg is in charge this
month. She will have finalized
details next week. All Rotarians,
friends, and anyone interested in
learning about Rotary are invited
to attend.
Tony Gugino presented a check
for $1,000 from the Rotary Club
of Le Roy to Sam Vagg on behalf
of The REA Milne Memorial
Scholarship Fund. The scholarship is named in honor of Dr.
Robert E.A. Milne. Dr. Milne
was a Canadian born doctor who
served in World War I for Canada. He then moved to America,
and set up a successful medical
practice in Le Roy. Following
the attack on Pearl Harbor, forty
four year old Dr. Milne left his
medical practice to enlist in the
American military. He subsequently saw combat duty during
World War II. Two weeks prior to
his military discharge, Dr. Milne
contracted meningitis, which ultimately lead to his death a short
time later. The Rotary Club of Le
Roy then established a fund to
pay for the college education for
Dr. Milne’s young sons. The fund
continued to grow, and the Rotary
Club of Le Roy has continued to
fund the educations of Le Roy
students ever since.
Martha Bailey, Bob Bennett,
Chris Biviano, Nanette Chiulli,
Lauren Humphrey, Carol Wolfe,
and Phil Weise were all called on
for missed meetings, and all had
valid makeups.
Phil Weise was fined for some
busy pets. Tracy Ford was tagged
for a picture of her during United
Way Day of Caring. Larry Boylan
paid up for a successful family
yard sale. Randy celebrated his
6 year Rotary Anniversary by
paying up. Tom Cox was fined for
his celebration of his 50th Class
Reunion this past weekend. Mary
Young and Sam Vagg paid up for
“twinning” today.
Pam Weaver from the National
Center for Missing and Exploited
Children was our program today.
The National Center for Missing
& Exploited Children® opened
in 1984 to serve as the nation’s
clearinghouse on issues related
to missing and sexually exploited
PULLY'S
children. Today NCMEC is authorized by Congress to perform
22 programs and services to assist
law enforcement, families and the
professionals who serve them.
Unfortunately, there is no reliable
way to determine how many total
children are actually missing in
the U.S., as many children are
never reported missing.
When a child is reported missing to law enforcement, Federal
law requires that child be entered
into the FBI’s National Crime
Information Center, also known
as NCIC. According to the FBI,
in 2015 there were 460,699 NCIC
entries for missing children. Similarly, in 2014, the total number
of missing children entries into
NCIC was 466,949. This number
represents reports of missing
children. That means if a child
runs away multiple times in a
year, each instance would be
entered into NCIC separately and
counted in the yearly total. Likewise, if an entry is withdrawn and
amended or updated, that would
also be reflected in the total.
In 2015 NCMEC assisted law
enforcement with more than
13,700 cases of missing children.
Case type: 86 percent endangered
runaways, 10 percent family abductions, 2 percent lost, injured
or otherwise missing children, 1
percent non-family abductions, 1
percent critically missing young
adults, ages 18 to 20. Of the
more than 11,800 endangered
runaways reported to NCMEC
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in 2015, one in five were likely
victims of child sex trafficking.
Of those, 74 percent were in the
care of social services when they
went missing.
AMBER Alerts have successfully recovered 816 children,
including 28 recoveries credited
to the wireless emergency alert
program. NCMEC’s forensic
artists have age-progressed more
than 6,000 images of long-term
missing children and created
more than 480 facial reconstructions for unidentified deceased
children. NCMEC has assisted
law enforcement with more than
717 cases of unidentified children’s remains and has assisted
in 65 identifications.
Team Adam, which provides
rapid, on-site assistance to law
enforcement in cases of critically
missing children, has deployed
more than 960 times. There are
tips, education materials, & videos for everyone on how to keep
our children safe at no cost on
the NCFMEC website. For more
information please visit www.
missingkids.org .
Please like the Rotary Club of
Le Roy on Facebook. For more information about The Rotary Club
of LeRoy, visit leroyrotary.org
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stand for an 8 hour shift. Cashier
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register, greeting customers,
hardware problem solving and
light carry out. Good computer
and people skills are a must.
Weekdays and weekends are
needed. This is not summer help.
Approximately 24 hrs per week.
No phone calls.
Applications may be
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LeRoy, NY 14482
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American Legion
Memorial Day Celebration
A M e m o r i a l D ay
Parade is a proud
tradition of the
American Legion
Post 576. Pictured
here at Trigon Park
Veteran’s Monument,
Jeanice Howard of the
Ladies Auxiliary is
accompanied by Don
“Clarky” Vescovi,
representing our
Servicemen’s Club.
Jeanice is placing a flag
in honor of her father
Hen r y Law rence
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is one of 41 Veterans in
Genesee County area
who passed within our
last celebration. Henry’s family gathered along with other Legion
families at the post for their annual cookout.
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Membership Registration and Swim Lesson
SIGN-UPS
Saturday, June 18
10 am – 1 pm
Monday, June 20
5 – 7 pm
Tuesday, June 21
5 – 7 pm
At the Town Hall, 48 Main St.
6/19
Rotary Club Fly-In Breakfast
The Batavia Rotary Club has
announced that its 2016 Fly-In
Breakfast will be held Sunday,
June 19 (Father’s Day) at the
Genesee County Airport, 4701
Saile Drive, Batavia, from 7:00
a.m. to 12:00 noon. Rotarians
will cook breakfast for more than
1,500 guests, as well as dozens of
pilots who will fly their aircraft to
the Batavia airport that morning.
Tickets are $8 for adults; $5 for
children ages 4 to 12; and free for
children under the age of 4.
Residents throughout Western
New York are invited to enjoy
breakfast, meet the pilots, and
view their aircraft. The Fly-In
Breakfast menu will feature
sausage, eggs, pancakes, and
beverages. Over the years, the
volunteer Rotarian-cooks have
become known for their “anyway-you-want-them” omelets,
which will once again be avail-
able. Tickets for the event may
be obtained from any member
of the Batavia Rotary Club or at
the door.
Saile Drive is located just north
of the City of Batavia and the Batavia exit of the New York State
Thruway, off Route 98.
All proceeds from the event
benefit the Batavia Rotary Club’s
programs for youth and community programs. Last year,
the Club donated more than
$100,000 to charitable causes.
Fly-In Breakfast Co-Chairs
Edmund Leising said that the
airport’s expanded facilities may
attract more guests this year.
“We’ll have a record number of
volunteers hosting and cooking
the morning of the 19th,” he said.
“Guests will have the chance
to talk with pilots, view their
aircraft, and see all the changes
made at the county airport.”
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SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL ADVERTISERS!
They help sponsor the local news section of the Le Roy Pennysaver.
Rose Sherman
would like to thank
all those who sent cards, flowers,
gifts and for the many blessings
she received on the celebration
of her 100th Birthday.
Many thanks to all those who
attended her birthday celebration, it was a day
filled with love and laughs.
Best wishes to you all!!
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Sadly Missed...But Not Forgotten
The Family of
Thomas E. Steen, Sr.
would like to extend their
sincere appreciation for all the acts of kindness shown
to them during this time of sorrow.
Kathleen (Pudge) Steen & Family
Tompkins Bank of Castile
Offers 7 Tips To Avoid Online Fraud
Every year, millions of consumers fall victim to cybercrime.
According to the FBI’s Internet
Crime Complaint Center, in 2014,
consumers lost more than $800
million from scams initiated
through the web. In recognition
of Internet Safety Month in June,
Tompkins Bank of Castile is
highlighting seven tips to help
consumers protect themselves
from online fraud.
“The Internet has become one
of the most popular tools used to
commit fraud by criminals who
are becoming more and more sophisticated,” said John McKenna,
President and CEO. “As a result,
it’s extremely important for consumers to secure their wireless
networks and filter the amount of
personal information they choose
to divulge online.”
recommends the following tips
to keep you safe online:
• Keep your computers and
mobile devices up to date. Having the latest security software,
web browser, and operating system are the best defenses against
viruses, malware, and other
online threats. Turn on automatic
updates so you receive the newest
fixes as they become available.
• Set strong passwords. A
strong password is at least eight
characters in length and includes
a mix of upper and lowercase
letters, numbers, and special
characters.
• Watch out for phishing
scams. Phishing scams use
fraudulent emails and websites
to trick users into disclosing
private account or login information. Do not click on links or
open any attachments or pop-up
screens from sources you are not
familiar with.
• Forward phishing emails to
the Federal Trade Commission
(FTC) at [email protected] – and
to the company, bank, or organization impersonated in the email.
• Keep personal information
personal. Hackers can use social
media profiles to figure out your
passwords and answer those security questions in the password
reset tools. Lock down your privacy settings and avoid posting
things like birthdays, addresses,
mother’s maiden name, etc. Be
wary of requests to connect from
people you do not know.
• Secure your internet connection. Always protect your
home wireless network with a
password. When connecting to
public Wi-Fi networks, be cautious about what information you
are sending over it.
• Shop safely. Before shopping
online, make sure the website
uses secure technology. When
you are at the checkout screen,
verify that the web address begins with https. Also, check to see
if a tiny locked padlock symbol
appears on the page.
• Read the site’s privacy policies. Though long and complex,
privacy policies tell you how the
site protects the personal information it collects. If you don’t see or
understand a site’s privacy policy,
consider doing business elsewhere.
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Sunshine Nursery School’s Pre-K class has spent the last few
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Arrest
Made On
Previously
Deported
Alien
U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Rochester Border
Patrol Station arrested a previously deported alien with a
criminal record on June 6.
LeRoy Police Depa r tment
turned over Juan Rivas-Silva,
age 42, to Border Patrol after
stopping his vehicle for a traffic
violation. The LeRoy Police
department had requested Border Patrol assistance during the
traffic stop.
An agent from the Rochester
Border Patrol Station interviewed
Rivas-Silva, a citizen of Mexico.
Rivas-Silva was in possession of
an expired driver’s license and a
Mexican passport. Rivas-Silva
was determined by Border Patrol
to be illegally present in the U.S,
placed under arrest, and transported to the Rochester Border
Patrol Station for processing.
Rivas-Silva told agents that
he entered the U.S. illegally in
1998 in California. While in the
U.S., Rivas-Silva has committed
felony crimes including burglary,
assault and battery, domestic
violence, and driving under the
influence. Rivas-Silva is held
without bond pending his removal from the U.S.
Rochester Station Patrol Agent
In Charge Michael Werthman
said, “The arrest of this individual highlights the cooperation between law enforcement agencies
in bringing criminals to justice.
I commend our agents and the
LeRoy Police Department for
their hard work and commitment
to service.”
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The Rotary Club of LeRoy would like to extend a huge thank you
to all the individuals and businesses that supported the
2016 Graze to Raise. This was a record breaking year for our event,
and we could not have done it without you.
Thank You to Our Major Sponsors:
James & Beth Gombrone
LeRoy Village Green RHCF
The Greens of LeRoy
Constellation Brands
S&S Limo
Other sponsors:
Target
Peebles
Wegmans
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BJ’s Wholsesale Club
Adam Miller Toys
Chesley’s Automotive
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Crnkovich’s Farm Mkt.
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Walt Disney World
McGinnis Excavating
Fieldstone Farm Resort
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Charles Olmsted - LeRoy Native Featured in Documentary
by Lynne Belluscio
Pete Gallivan from WGRZ
in Buffalo called and wanted to
know if I could scan some photographs of the Olmsted airplane
that at one time was in storage
in the LeRoy Academic Institute
building that stood where the
parking lot is now next to the
Jell-O Gallery.
He was producing a piece on
“Hidden History in Western New
York” and was going to focus on
aviation. The show aired on May
27 and can be Googled if you want
to see it. Pete knew the story of
Charles Morgan Olmsted, who I
have written about several times,
and wanted to feature him in the
story. Charles Olmsted was born
in LeRoy in 1881. He was one of
six boys born to John B. and Clara
Olmsted. His brother was John Allen Olmsted, who owned Allen’s
Footease. In fact, it was his brother
who owned the LeRoy Academic
Institute building, that became the
home to the Olmsted plane.
Charles grew up in Buffalo and
at an early age, became interested
in aviation. In 1895, when he was
fourteen, he designed and built
a glider. He attended Harvard
University in 1894 and 1895. He
attended Gottingen University
and Wilhelm Institute in Germany
from 1902 to 1906 and obtained
his Ph.D. in astrophysics from
Kaiser University.
For several years he worked
at the Lick Observatory in California, but returned to Buffalo
to work on his radical propeller
design. In 1908, he began experiments with minimum-induced
loss propellers. In 1909, he tested
full-size propellers in a wind tunnel. His propellers were used by
Glenn Curtiss on his early flying
boats, Edith and American. The
Olmsted propeller increased efficiency by 20% over the standard
designs and set records in climb
rates, speed and weight carried
aloft by the Curtiss planes. Glenn
Curtiss announced that the Olmsted propellers were “the finest and
most efficient I have ever seen.”
In 1910, Charles Olmsted joined
the Buffalo Pitts Company to develop a mass-produced airplane.
The Buffalo-Pitts Company was
founded in the 1800s and manufactured farm equipment and was
also known for its steamrollers.
Buffalo Pitts had a very advanced
manufacturing facility in Buffalo
and had tapped into electricity for Academic Institute building was in a wind tunnel at Purdue University and it proved that the plane
its facilities from nearby Niagara declared a fire hazard.
The Olmsted family had the would have maneuvered easily,
Falls very early.
When Charles Olmsted joined parts shipped to the Smithsonian and would have been a successful
Buffalo Pitts, there were only two Institution, where it has remained mass-produced airplane.
Charles Olmsted formed the
other companies in the United in storage. Attempts to have the
States licensed to manufacture airplane restored and put on exhibit CMO Physical Laboratory and
planes. At this time, planes were have not been successful. It is continued to manufacture and
built of cloth and “bailing wire”. the only pre-1920 airplane in the sell the ultra-efficient propellers.
Olmsted designed a “monocoque” Smithsonian collection which has Charles Olmsted also was the
fuselage. The wings were made not been restored.
first to design a super-transport
of thin-gauge chrome-vanadium
A scale model of the Olmsted WIGE (wing-in-ground effect)
steel sheet, and aluminum sheet. pusher was constructed, complete vehicle in the spring of 1942. He
The fuselage was molded lami- with the tail section. It was flown died in 1948.
nated birch and chrome-vanadium steel sheet. The motors
and propellers were mounted
behind the wings, making the
airplane a “pusher.” Never
the less, the Olmsted pusher
is considered one of the first
“true airplanes.”
Unfortunately, in 1912,
before the plane could be
completed, the Buffalo Pitts
Company went bankrupt.
All that remained was the
attachment of the tail section,
but Olmsted never saw the
project to completion. Instead
the plane was held in storage
in Buffalo. When it had to
be moved, Charles’ brother
Allen, offered the old school
building in LeRoy. Charles
sawed the wings off his plane
and it was shipped to LeRoy,
where it remained until the old Charles Olmsted 2nd from the left, one of 6 brothers.
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LeRoy Little League - May 30th-June 4th
Twins 6 Yankees 3
The Twins and Yankees met on Memorial Day to finish a extra inning game that
started on May 4th. The game was called
due to a time issue. It resumed in the top
of the 9th with the Twins batting. Connor
Murrell was the first batter and set the
tone with a double. Antonio Martinez and
Colin McCulley both reached base, all
three Twins scored. The Yankees were
held scoreless in the bottom of the 9th.
At the plate for the Twins Colin McCulley had a double and two singles. Cole
Rauscher had a double and single as did
Connor Murrell. Jackson Locke and Brett
Babcock both recorded singles.
Hitting for the Yankees were Gianni
Ferrara with two singles and a double. Tom
Condidorio, Ryan Shirley and Landon
Saeva all chipped in with singles
Twins 5 Yankees 2
Colin McCulley threw a complete game
no hitter against the Yankees. He struck out
13 batters and gave up three walks. Gianna
Ferrara walked twice and would score on
throwing errors while stealing.
Cole Rauscher had a double,single and
scored for the Twins. Colin McCulley
had a triple and scored twice. Jackson
Locke and Brett Babcock both had singles.
Antonio Martinez drew two walks and
scored two runs.
Red Sox 10 Indians 9
The Red Sox and Indians squared off
in what would prove to be a great game.
The Red Sox were able to sneak by the
Indians by a score of 10-9.
The Indians got the scoring in the top of
the 1st inning. The were able to push across
2 runs by Maveric Mckenzie and Tony
Piazza. Zach Vanderhoof had a hit in the
inning. The Red Sox responded in the half
with 3 runs of their own. John Panepento
didn’t waste much time as he hit the first
pitch he saw over the left center field wall,
making the score 2-1. The Red Sox kept
going with hits by Xavien Walker, Luke
Caccamise and Ayden Riggi. Walker and
Caccamise would also score in the frame
making the score Red Sox 3, Indians 2.
The Indians had a huge inning in the
2nd. Jacob Iten(walk) and Jude Sherman(single) would reach base to start the inning.
A Maveric Mckenzie walk would load the
bases. Tony Piazza would drive in a run
after being hit by a pitch. That set the stage
for Vanderhoof. Zach hit a grand slam over
the center field wall giving the Indians a
7-3 lead. The Red Sox answered with 2
of their own in their half of the second.
Consecutive singles by Panepento, Walker,
Joey Brennan and Caccamise would plate
the runs. The score after 2 was Indians 7,
Red Sox 5.
The Indians would be retired in order
in the 3rd while the Red Sox kept their
momentum going by scoring 2 more runs.
Zach Tooley would single and score in the
frame. Walker added another hit and run
to make the score 7-7.
Mckenzie would single and score on a
Cory Wallace single in the 4th. Making
the score 8-7 Indians. The Red Sox would
answer in a big way in their half of the
4th. Riggi and Luke Lathan would start
the inning with singles. Jayce Panepento
would follow with a hit by pitch, loading
the bases. Tooley would knock in a run
with his 2nd hit of the game. Walker would
drive in the next 2 with his 4th hit of the
game, a double. The score was Red Sox
10, Indians 8.
The Indians were held scoreless in the
5th. Jack Duyssen(single), Iten(single) and
Sherman(single) were all left stranded to
keep the score at 10-8. The Red Sox got a
triple from Caccamise in the fifth but he
was unable to score.
In the 6th Maicen Mckenzie would double and score to make the score 10-9 Red
Sox. He was knocked in on Duyssens single.
Pitching for the Red Six were Caccamise and Brennan. Luke went 3 innings
and struck out 5. Brennan also went 3
innings, he struck out 2. For the Indians,
Vanderhoof pitched 2 1/3. He struck out 7.
Maveric Mckenzie pitched the final 2 2/3.
He struck out 2
Orioles 11 Yankees 4
The Orioles and Yankees met on a warm
Wednesday night for the second time this
season. The Orioles started off quickly in
the first. Drew Strollo led off the bottom
of the inning with a single, and walks to
Adrian Stephens and Jimmy Burns loaded
the bases. Benny “The Bomber” Pocock
continued with his torrid hitting, blasting
a grand slam, his 4th dinger of the season,
to give the O’s an early 4-0 lead.
In the 2nd, Jake Higgins put the Yanks
on the board after being hit by a pitch, scoring after a couple of walks and a wild pitch.
The Yankees cut the lead down in the 3rd as
well, as Ryan Higgins and Gianni Ferrara
scored after singles, leaving the score at
4-3 Orioles. The Orioles extended their
lead in the bottom half of the 3rd to 5-3,
after a double by Andrew Pocock and RBI
single by James Blake.
Gianni Ferrara would score in the top
of the 4th after a Tommy Condidorio
single, tightening the score again, now
at 5-4 Orioles. The Orioles pulled away
in the bottom of the 4th however. Drew
Strollo was the headlight again, leading
off the inning with a single, then scoring
on a Adrian Stephens triple. Jimmy Burns
would knock in Stephens with a triple of
his own, and in turn would score on a Ben
Pocock single. Two more singles, by Andrew Pocock and James Blake, would set
the table for Isaac Furr, who answered with
his first Little League hit, an RBI single to
close out the scoring 11-4 Orioles.
Connor Hegeman pitched the majority
of the game for the Yankees, striking out 5,
and was relieved by Ryan Shirley. Brandon
Shirley made a fantastic grab in left field,
robbing an Orioles batter of extra bases.
Hitting for the Yankees with singles were
Ryan Shirley, Gianni Ferrara, Connor
Hegeman, Tommy Condidorio, and Ryan
Higgins (3). Jake Higgins and Adam
Woodworth both reached base multiple
times with walks.
For the shorthanded Orioles, Drew
Strollo had three hits, scoring twice, as he
filled in at catcher for his brother Tyler who
missed the game with a broken thumb. Ben
Pocock had two hits, including a homerun,
driving in 5 and scoring 2 runs himself.
Little brother Andrew Pocock also had 2
hits, scoring twice and driving in 1. Jimmy Burns and Adrian Stephens both had
triples, scoring twice, driving in 1 each.
James Blake added 2 hits and 2 RBI, and
Iaien Frawley and Isaac Furr also singled.
Jimmy Burns pitched the first two
innings, striking out 5 to get the win for
the Orioles. The Pocock brothers pitched
the next 3 innings, before Drew Strollo
closed the game, pitching a scoreless
final inning.
Twins 5 A’s 2
The Twins were able to get things going
in the first. After Colin McCulley drew a
walk and Cole Rauscher hit a single, Brett
Babcock placed a ball just inside the right
field line clearing the bases for a inside the
park HR. McCulley would go onto score
another run in the third after a single.
Aiden Davis would also score a run in the
fourth inning after a base hit.
Cole Rauscher was impressive on the
mound for the Twins. He struck out 13
without giving up a walk.
The A’s did record 10 hits in the game.
Brady Fix had 2 doubles, Connor Wright
had a triple a single and scored a run.
Jackson Fix had a double, single and scored
once. Jacob Williams and Mike Covert
each had 2 singles.
Shawn Moribito started for the A’s
before being relieved by Brady Fix. They
combined for 12 strikeouts and 3 base
on balls.
The Twins moved to 11-2 with the win
and the A’s dropped to 10-3
Indians 6 Orioles 3
The Indians hosted the Orioles in
the second meeting of the season between
these two teams. Drew Strollo would lead
off the top of the 1st inning with a laser to
left-center for a double. Drew would later
score on a fielder’s choice. The Indians
would answer in the bottom of the 1st
scoring 3 runs on no hits. Maveric McKenzie, Tony Piazza, Cory Wallace, and
Connor McGee would each work walks
in the inning. Zach Vanderhoof and Jack
Duyssen each drove in a run on a sacrifice
and Cory Wallace would steal home to
plate the 3rd run. The Indians would add
another run in the bottom of the 2nd after
a 2-out double hit by Maveric McKenzie.
McKenzie would score on a base hit by
Piazza. The teams would go scoreless
until the Indians extended their lead in
the bottom of the 5th inning when Zach
Vanderhoof would lead off with a blast
over the center field fence. Cory Wallace
would follow with a single and later score
on a passed ball. The Orioles would begin
to threaten in the top half of the 6th inning
when Ben Polcock hammered one to center field for a 2-run shot. But the Indians
would retire the very next batter to close
out the win. Zach Vanderhoof pitched well
for the Indians going 5 innings, allowing 1
run on 4 hits, and striking out 10 batters.
Maveric McKenzie came on in relief of
Vanderhoof. Pitching for the Orioles were
Jimmy Burns, Ty Strollo, and James Blake.
Hitting for the Indians were Maveric
McKenzie (double), Tony Piazza, Zach
Vanderhoof (home run), and Cory Wallace.
Hitting for the O’s were Drew Strollo
(single, double), Tyler Strollo (2 hits), and
Ben Polcock (single, home run).
Yankees 8 White Sox 3
The White Sox took an early lead on the
Yankees. In the top of the first Fin Shelby,
Kenny Saunders, and Mike Buccina would
all hit singles and eventually score. Josh
Noble also added a single for the White
Sox. The Yankees battled back in the
bottom of the inning with Gianni Ferrara
and Ryan Shirley scoring runs. After 1
inning the score was Yankees 2 White Sox
3. The Yankees defense would come up
big the rest of the game, shutting out the
White Sox. The Yanks would score again
in the third inning after Gianni Ferrara hit
a triple and was then scored on a Ryan Higgins RBI double, tying the game at 3. The
Yankees would blow the game open in the
bottom of the 5th inning. Gianni Ferrara
lead off with a single and was scored again
by a Ryan Higgins RBI double. Tommy
Condidorio would then hit his own RBI
double scoring Ryan Higgins. Next up
Jake Higgins and Adam Woodworth would
each reach base and score on some aggressive base running to make the game 8-3
in favor of the Yankees. Pitching for the
Yankees Gianni Ferrara went 5 complete
innings striking out 6 batters and allowing
4 hits. Tom Condidorio pitched 1 inning
for the Yankees striking out 2 batters. For
the White Sox, Kenny Saunders struck out
9 allowing 3 hits, before being relieved by
Josh Noble. Hitting for the Yankees Gianni
Ferrara was 3 for 3 with a triple, an RBI
and three runs scored. Ryan Higgins was
2 for 3 with 2 doubles, 2 RBIs and 1 run
scored. Tommy Condidorio was 1 for 3
with a double, 1 RBI and 1 run scored. For
the White Sox, Kenny Saunders was 1 for
2 and scored 1 run. Fin Shelby was 2 for 3
with 1 run scored, Mike Buccina was 1 for
2 with 2 RBIs, and Josh Noble was 1 for 3.
A’s 15 Red Sox 1
The A’s beat the Red Sox 15-1 behind a
great pitching and hitting performance by
Shawn Morabito. Shawn pitched 5 innings
of 4 hit ball allowing 1 run while striking
out 9 batters. At the plate he went 5-5 with
three runs, 5 rbi’s and 2 home runs.
The A’s also got great hitting from Conner Wright (4-4 with 4 runs scored), and
Austin Bogue (3-4 with an in the park HR).
Jackson Fix, Jake Williams, and Mike
Covert each had two hits apiece.
For the Red Sox John Panepento went
3-3 scoring the only run on a single by Joey
Brennan. Panepento, Luke Caccimise and
Xavian Walker combined to strike out 10
A’s batters.
Twins 4 Tigers 3
The Twins were able to gut out a tough
one against a hungry Tigers team. Adam
Risewick started on the hill for the Tigers
and pitched a very strong game before
being relieved by Rob Newmark. The
Tigers were on the board first as they put
up 3 runs in the third. Risewick, Newmark
and Merritt Holly all hit singles and scored
runs in the inning. Holly would also collect
a double in the fifth on a hard hit ball to left.
Joey Stephany and Wade Dziedzic helped
the Tigers cause with singles.
The Twins were able to get a run across
in the third after back to back doubles by
McCulley and Rauscher. Then in the fifth
inning the Twins were able to take the lead.
Aiden Davis and Colin McCulley both
drew a walks to start the inning. Then Brett
Babcock blasted a shot over the left fielders
head for a 2RBI triple. Next Jackson Locke
would hit a single scoring Babcock which
what proved to be the game winning run
Well the season is winding down. Please
come out and join the players as the Scanlan Cup playoffs begin. The first round will
run from June 13-16. The Semi-finals will
be Saturday, June 18 with the two teams
left battling for the cup June 21-23. So
come on down and cheer on the kids!!!
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LeRoy Girls Youth Softball
Game Sunday, June 5
U12 LeRoy Girls Youth Softball:
Tompkins Bank of CastileLeRoy 1 vs Perry 2
Tompkins Bank of CastileLeRoy 1 beats Perry 2 22-2.
Jamie Staba was 3 for 4 with a
triple and 3 runs scored. Riley
Wood and Hailey Johnson also
added three hits. Kailyn Tresco,
Amara Condidorio, and Anna
Rose Winters each pitched two
great innings for LeRoy.
Tompkins Bank of Castile LeRoy 1 vs Perry 1
Tompkins-Bank of CastileLeRoy 1 beats Perry 1 23-15.
Jamie Staba was 3 for 3 with a
HOME RUN, 5 RBI, and 2 runs
scored. Every girl for LeRoy
picked up at least a hit and run
scored. Ellie Dambra, Kailyn
Tresco, and Amara Condidorio
had a combined pitching outing
that led to striking out 8 Perry
batters.
Game Monday, June 6
Bubba’s Landscape LeRoy 1 vs LeRoy 2
Bubba’s Landscape-LeRoy 1
beats S & S Limousines- LeRoy
2. Abby Allen and Maris Roides
went 3 for 3 with 2 doubles, and
Madison Spink added three hits
to lead LeRoy 1. Dana Reschke,
Leah Wolfhanger, Kenna McKenzie, Lilly Herrick, Paityn and
Zoe Condidorio, each had two
hits for LeRoy 1. Jaclyn Torrey
was 2 for 2 with a double for
LeRoy 2.
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06/06/2016 - 27 year old Chase J. Francis-Whipset of Caledonia
was arrested on June 4, 2016 by the LeRoy Police Department and
charged with one count of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the 5th Degree with the intent to sell, a Class D Felony, Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle in the 1st Degree,
a Class E Felony, Unlawful Possession of Marihuana, a Violation,
Speed in Zone, a Violation, Unlicensed Operator, a Violation, and
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operating a motor vehicle on East Main Street speeding. After a brief
investigation it was found that Francis-Whipset had a suspended
driver’s license. Further investigation revealed that Francis-Whipset
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LE ROY - Larry Brandon Ferrell, 32, of Lathrop
Ave., LeRoy died unexpectedly May 31, 2016
at home. He is survived by his wife, Lauren
Amiss Ferrell, twin children, Zoe & Darby;
parents Larry & Pat Ferrell; sister Jenny Ferrell
of Raleigh, NC; Laura & Barrett Amiss, mother
in law and father in law of LeRoy & brother in
law Bauett Amiss of Rochester, NY. Services
will be in Raleigh, NC at a later date.
LE ROY ~ Eric Hillard Hanson, age 62, of
South St. Rd., passed away on May 31, 2016
in Belmont, NY. Eric was an avid outdoorsman
so, in lieu of flowers, donations can be made
to the Humphrey Nature Center at Letchworth
State Park, c/o Natural Heritage Trust, 625
Broadway, Albany, NY, 12207, 518-474-2997.
LEROY ~ Catherine Rose Lapp, age 100,
passed away Thursday evening (June 2, 2016)
at the LeRoy Village Green Nursing Home. In
lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to
Our Lady of Mercy Parish, 44 Lake Street,
LeRoy, N.Y. 14482.
BERGEN - Warren Joseph Hunt, Sr., 76, of
Bergen, a cement truck driver for 35 years
at Manitou Construction in Rochester, died
Friday, June 3, 2016 at his home, in Bergen.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made
to Hospice Of Orleans, Inc., P.O. Box 489,
Albion, NY 14411.
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Presbyterian Church, corner of Clay & Main Streets. Doors open at 6:00 pm
and meeting is from 6:30-7:15 pm. Visitors are always welcome. Call 585768-7103 for more information.
TUESDAY, JUNE 14
Preschool Storytime : Every Tuesday at 11 am featuring stories, craft and
songs at Pavilion Public Library, 5 Woodrow Dr., Pavilion. For info: 584-8843.
LCCP’s GRACE’S KITCHEN: A FREE dinner every Tuesday evening, 5-6:30 pm
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GRACE’S CLOSET: A clothing giveaway program sponsored by Le Roy United
Methodist Church, 10 Trigon Park, Le Roy, 9:30 am to 11:30 am every Thursday.
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AXIS Student Ministry at Living Waters Church, on Main St. LeRoy.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15
The Genesee Valley Civil War Roundtable presents Dennis P. Bielewiez
on “Heroes in the Attic”, at 7:00 pm. The meeting will take place at LeRoy
United Methodist Church, 3rd door on right end of long sidewalk, 10 Trigon
Park, LeRoy, NY. Discussion period will follow program. New members are
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Village of LeRoy Board Meeting, 7 pm at the Village Hall, 3 West Main St.
The Senior Citizens of Le Roy and Stafford meet the third Wednesday
of the month from March through December for dinner and a planned
program. We meet in the Knights of Columbus Hall behind Save-A-Lot
on West Main Street. Each person attending brings a generous dish to
pass or pays $4.00 each for a nice buffet meal and social. Bring your own
place setting and beverage. Coffee, tea and dessert are provided. Dinner
is served at 6:00 pm followed by a program. The entertainment for the
June dinner will be the Le Roy Town Band. Please join us for an enjoyable
evening. Any questions, please contact Judy Ridley, Director @ 768-2001,
or Sharon Frost @ 768-6846.
SENIOR CITIZENS ACTIVITIES
Paper Block Program at the Woodward Memorial Library for
children in grades K-2, from 3:20 – 4:15 p.m. Build amazing structures
using paper. Registration is required! Call 768-8300 or register online at
www.woodwardmemoriallibrary.org.
THURSDAY, JUNE 16
Catapults and Exploding Boomerangs at the Woodward Memorial
Library for children in grades 3-6 , from 3:20 – 4:15 p.m. Create a catapult
and put together a boomerang! Registration is required! Call 768-8300 or
register online at www.woodwardmemoriallibrary.org.
FRIDAY, JUNE 17
Penuel Christian Fellowship, One Step to Freedom addictions ministry, a
Christ Centered Addictions program, a weekly meeting every Friday at 7 pm.
Call the Church for more information at 768-6901 or 594-9575.
Penuel Christian Fellowship is organizing a young adult fellowship and
Bible study. Ages: 12 and up, Time: Fridays from 7-9 pm, Study: the book
of Romans (a 16 week course), taught by Josiah Gariboldi.Place: 7115 West
Main Street.
SATURDAY, JUNE 18
Free Food outreach brought to you by Foodlink in the Mill Street parking
lot. Every 3rd Saturday of the month. 11-1pm. Call Penuel Christian Fellowship at
585-768-6901 with any questions.
UPCOMING EVENTS
The program for the Stafford Historical Society’s, Wednesday, June
22, 2016, monthly meeting will be a presentation by Joyce Thompson-Hovy, a re-enactor and educator of the Civil War. She will be present in full
regalia of what a woman soldier would have worn at that time and her
presentation will be “WOMEN SOLDIERS OF THE CIVIL WAR”. The program
will be in the Court Room of the Stafford Town Hall, 8903 Rt. 237 at 7:00
P.M. The public is welcome to attend.
Foodlink Free Mobile Food Pantry: Morganville United Church of Christ
is partnering with Foodlink of Rochester to host a free mobile food pantry,
Tuesday, June 28, 4:00-6:00 pm at Morganville United Church of Christ,
8466 Morganville Road (off Rt 237, 1 mile north of Stafford). The exact
food items and quantity available are not known, but fresh produce will be
available. Must be 18 years of age, no income requirement or ID required.
Must provide own bags/vehicle to transport items to your home. Food
provided on a first come, first serve basis while supplies last.
Le Roy High School’s Class of 1961 is planning a 55th Reunion
brunch on Sunday, July 17th at the Le Roy Country Club. Brunch will be
served at 11:00am at a per person cost of $20.00. Please contact Lynda
Taylor at 585-768-8024, e-mail [email protected], or Sharon Frost
at 585-768-6846, e-mail [email protected] for more information
and to confirm your attendance.
Community Calendar Submissions should be sent to:
[email protected]
(June 13th - June 17th)
All Genesee County residents, 60 and older, can take part in this week’s activities at the Batavia Senior Center, 2 Bank St., Batavia. For more information, call 343-1611.
Monday:
Arthritis Exercise is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m.; Bridge is scheduled to begin at 11:30 a.m.; Tai Chi is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m.;
Medicare 101 Seminar is scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday:
Cribbage is scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m.
Wednesday:Quilter’s Group is scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m.; Euchre is scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m.
Thursday:
Tai Chi is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m.; Gentle Fitness is scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m.; Cribbage is scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m.;
Bridge is scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m.
Friday:
Independent Health Insurance Representative is scheduled to be available between 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; Art Class is scheduled to
begin at 10:00 a.m.; Line Dancing is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m.; Euchre is scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m.
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Garage Sale - Fri., 17th, 9-5,
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