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Father’s Day Gifts For Dad!
Crockers’s has everything dad wants and needs.
Don’t get him a bad tie or coffee mug.
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onions & 3 slices of bread.
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these important occasions and
celebrations in your life.
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SNS At Strong National
Museum of Play!
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D & R Depot
63 Lake St. (Rt. 19), LeRoy • 768-6270
Open For Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner - 7 Days A Week 7 am-9 pm
www.dandrdepot.com • Fax 768-2691
SUNDAY, JUNE 7th DINNER SPECIAL
SEAFOOD PAELLA DINNER
Includes soup or salad, and banana crème pie
for dessert - $18.99
SUNDAY, JUNE 14th DINNER SPECIAL
BRACIOLLE with pasta (in a homemade red sauce )
Includes soup or salad, and a cannoli for dessert - $17.99
SUNDAY, JUNE 21st FATHER’S DAY
This is the perfect time to treat dad to one of our certified
Angus Beef steaks! Freshly cut to order, tender, juicy.
on Father’s Day we will be open
from 7 am - 9 pm,
serving breakfast until 11 am,
lunch or dinner from 11 am - 9 pm
Breakfast reservations are a good idea.
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Sunshine Nursery School’s Pre-K students and parents took a
school bus to Strong National Museum of Play! They learned
about the food groups and making healthy choices at the Wegman’s Healthy Eating Program. The children also enjoyed a
lunch together followed by museum exploration fun!
Welcome Home
Birthday
Retirement
Anniversary
Birth Announcement
School/Club Event
Fundraiser
ANY OCCASION!
Vern C. Falcone
Director / Owner
8700 Lake Rd.
NY 14482
POLeRoy,
Box 187
8700 Lake Road
LeRoy, NY 14482
Jenna M. Falcone
Vern C. Falcone
Funeral Director
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[email protected]
LeRotar y
Notes
Learning (REAL) book give
away on June 27. Anybody can
drop any used books (please no
encyclopedias) at Tompkins Bank
of Castile lobby.
Ben Deragon and Jerry McCullough were both called for
missed meetings and Jerry was
also recognized for 15 years as a
Rotarian. The fining session was
full of valuable information such
as that June Dusen’s wedding
anniversary number, secret code
between Marlee Diehl and Tracy
Ford, the amazing numeric similiarities between President Randy
and Scott McCumiskey (Ben
Deragon and Christine Gephardt
had help from the peanut gallery).
Kim Cox got zero help with
Mid 70’s and a chance of
rain as President Randy rang
the meeting to order on the last
Wednesday in May!
Guests today were Candy
representing Sunshine Nursery
School, Amy James and Nancy
Ryan from Donate Life New
York State. Area 14 Assistant
Governor Marlee Diehl and her
husband Bill (he’s President of
the Albion Club) dropped in
because they can’t get enough of
the fun we have at our meetings.
And rounding out our guest
list was none other than Gary
Churchill of the Batavia Club!
Martha Bailey announced that
book donations are desperately
needed for Rotary Excited About
number of Rotary Clubs in the
world and had to pay. And Bob
“Sully” Sullivan played a quick
game of “buy it or sell it” to get
even on the Totem.
Our program today was Donate
Life NYS which encourages people to consider enrolling in the
Donor Registry for organs, eyes
and tissue. We were surprised to
learn that many of our United
States have as many as 80% of
their population enrolled. New
York has considerably less...
around 25%.
You must be 18 years of age
to register. Currently, you can
register by mail or at any DMV.
To learn more, call 800-810-5494
Helping Families Celebrate a Life Lived
or go to www.donorrecovery.org
and while you are online how
about giving Rotary of LeRoy a
“Like” on Facebook ?
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Custom Homes • Remodeling • Additions
Roofing • Siding
111 Wolcott Street
LeRoy, NY 14482
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LEROY REAL ESTATE AUCTION
THURS., JUNE 11, 2015 • 5:00 P.M
LEROY, NY
Auction to be held at 77 Clay Street (Rt. 19), LeRoy, NY. Selling will be a 3 bedroom 1 bath 1560 sq.ft. colonial style home.
Features include gas fireplace, natural woodwork and hardwood
floors. Assessed at $85,500, sells at $30,000 or above. $5,000
deposit required to bid. 3% to cooperating Brokers who register
clients prior to the open houses. OPEN HOUSES: Sat. June 6
from Noon-1pm and Tues. June 9 from 4-5pm. For details call
Penne Vincent at 303-2325 or Shelly Falcone at 683-0995.
Estate of Russell A. Shepard
Relocating? Whether it be locally or out of state, give me a call and let’s
MAKE IT HAPPEN!!
State Senate Passes Bill
Permitting Rifles for Deer Hunting
Legislation for Genesee County heads to State Assembly
A bill, S.1292, to allow the use
of rifles for big game hunting in
Genesee County has passed the
State Senate by a vote of 52 to 4.
State Senator Mike Ranzenhofer
is the bill’s author and sponsor in
the State Senate.
“In several areas of New York
State, sportsmen are allowed to
hunt deer with rifles, and this
change in law would allow the
use of rifles in Genesee County,”
said Ranzenhofer. “I am pleased
to report that the bill has passed
the State Senate, and I am hopeful that the State Assembly will
pass it before session ends next
month.”
Last fall, the Genesee County
Legislature and the Genesee
County Federation of Sportsman
Club requested the special legislation to be introduced at the
beginning of the 2015 Legislative
Session.
Existing environmental conservation law only authorizes the use
of pistols, shotguns, crossbows,
muzzle loading firearms or long
bows when hunting deer from
the first Saturday after November
15 through the first Sunday after
December 7.
The bill has been sent to the
State Assembly. Assemblyman
Stephen Hawley is sponsoring
the bill in the State Assembly. If
enacted into law, the bill would
take effect immediately.
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570 East Main Street
Batavia, NY 14020
Office: 585-409-2140
Cell: 585-768-6368 • Fax: 585-343-8502
E-mail: [email protected]
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www.nothnagle.com
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, REALTOR®
6/28
•Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning
•Spot Cleaning & Odor Removal
•Tile & Wood Floor Cleaning & Waxing
•Braided & Area Rug Cleaning
•Complete Janitorial Services
9300 Warsaw Road, Le Roy, NY
John M. Joy •
Call 768-8497
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Dairy Princess Emily Mikel
FLOOR
& HOME
The ONE store for your perfect floor.
Sale!
LeRoy Nursery School had a visit from Emily Mikel the Genesee
County Dairy Princess. She lives in Stafford and raises dairy
cows. Every year she shows her cows at the County Fair. She
talked to the children about the importance of drinking milk
and the different foods made with milk. Pictured here they are
making butter and listening to a story about cows. A great way
to celebrate June being Dairy Month!
PETER PANEPENTO
Plumbing • Heating
Installation & Repair Service
For All Residential & Commercial Work
768-8788
Installed w/6# pad
• 15 year texture retention
• Lifetime stain warranty
• 10 year soil warranty
2
$ 99
sq. ft.
Soft Style
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• Free Estimates
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Qualified Customers
Visit Our Showroom at 651 E. Main Or On The Web:
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Pictured with Charlie Miller is
the winner of the Buddy Miller Top Gun Scott Snell with a
League Average of 22.625.
Other Class winners:
AA
Scott Snell
Avg 23
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Dan Pasquale Avg 21
B
Dave Stella
Avg 23
C Konnor McCowen Avg 21
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Den Eadie Jr. Avg 22
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Pictured with the Fernaays
family, Cheryll, Nathan and
Matthew Fernaays is the winner of the Michael Fernaays
Top Gun Jr. winner Jesse
Lytle with a League Average
of 17.625.
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OFFICIAL 2015
Oatka Festival Parade Application
Date: July 18th
Group:
Horse Drawn
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Contact Person:
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Rules: NO throwing of candy or other objects to the crowd.
Parade forms on Lent Avenue at 10:00 a.m.
Parade Begins at 11:00 a.m.
All entrants must enter
Lent Avenue from Main Street.
Mail to: Bob Sullivan
7132 Thwing Road, Le Roy, NY 14482
6/28
7940 East
Main Rd.
768-6294
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HOURS: 5 am-9 pm
Deli 11 am-8 pm
Lunch 11 am-2 pm
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Loren Wetzel
Senior Golf League
1st team 1 - 97.5 points
Charlie Margeson, Rod
McDonald, Mike Cavanagh,
Jim Mangefrida
2nd team 5 - 97 points
David Jeary, Augie Ianello,
Bill McPherson, Phil O’Geen
3rd team 7 - 94.5 points
Pete Weaver, Dion Rahill,
Jese Lewis, Paul Demco
4th team 3 - 90 points
5th team 2 - 89.5 points
T- 5th team 10 - 89.5
Monday- Scalloped Potatoes & Ham
Tuesday-
Italian Sausage with Mac Salad
Wednesday- Stuffed Shells
Thursday- Hamburg or Cheeseburg
with Mac Salad
Friday-
Fish Sandwich with Coleslaw
French Fries Add $1.00
All Lunches Come With
16 oz. Fountain Drink!
*Menu Subject to change
PIZZ A SLICES - 2/ $ 3.00 Ever y Day!
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Clair Bear’s
Ice Cream Shop
featuring Hershey’s
Ice Cream, Sky High
Sundaes and Baseball
Sundaes served in a
MLB helmet.
Open daily 12-9. Like us on Facebook.
PULLY'S
Farm Market
Potting Soil & Top Soil
Hanging Baskets
Annuals • Perennials
Vegetable Plants
Combo Planters • Herbs
8160 Lake Rd. (Rt. 19)
Le Roy, NY
1/2 mile south of Thruway
768-2280 • 704-1157
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9-6, Sunday 9-5
pullysfarmmarket.com
Fresh
Asparagus
Picked Daily
From Our Farm
Bird
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Jams • Jelly • Seeds • Honey • Syrup
Gift Certificates Available!
& Feeders
Achievement
The following students have
been named to the Dean’s List
for the spring 2015 semester at
Clarkson University:
Kristen Bailey of Bergen, NY,
a freshman majoring in chemical
engineering.
William A. Callanan of Mumford, NY, a junior majoring in
computer engineering and electrical engineering.
Milton James Griffin of Bergen, NY., a freshman majoring
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Ford Bell -- It Was Worth Waiting Eight Years –
Welcome To The Jell-O Museum
by Lynne Belluscio
Today I was sitting in the library talking with George Henry
and his wife, and Terry came in
and gave me a business card and
said “This man is here to see
you.” I think I said something like
– “You’ve got to be kidding. Ford
Bell is here?” and I ran out into
the hall. Sure enough it was Ford
Bell! I don’t suspect anyone in
LeRoy knows him or knows who
he is, but in the museum world,
Ford Bell is “the man.” He is
the President of the Alliance of
American Museums - - AAM in
Washington, D.C.
Eight years ago, I was at the
AAM annual meeting in Chicago, representing the Association
of Living History, Farms and
Agricultural Museums. I had to
attend the Council of Affiliates
meeting, which includes the
presidents of a variety of museum
organizations - - art museums,
zoos, science museums, history
museums, botanical gardens,
railroad museums, and museum
volunteer organizations.
In the evening, hundreds of
AAM members boarded buses
for tours of museums in Chicago.
I boarded a bus, and as I climbed
aboard, this man stuck out his
hand and said, “Hi, I’m Ford
Bell. I’m the new president of
AAM.” “Glad to meet you. I’m
Lynne Belluscio – the Director
of the Jell-O Museum in LeRoy,
New York. And, if you’re ever in
Western New York, I hope you’ll
stop to see the Jell-O Museum.”
“I sure will. My wife’s family is
from that part of the state.”
I have to be honest, AAM, in
my mind, had always been an
association for the “big guys” - - the Smithsonian, the Getty, the
Met. They were the museums that
carried the clout in Washington.
Even by AAM’s definition the
Jell-O Gallery barely fits into the
category of a “small museum.”
But Ford Bell came to AAM with
a vision and an appreciation for
all museums, big and small. He
understood the importance and
contributions that museums were
making. I watched as AAM, under his guidance, grew to embrace
all of us.
Two years ago he did an interview with CNN and commented
on the status of museums in the
United States. The statistics are
overwhelming: “Museums invest
more than $2 billion in education
programs each year. Museums in
this country welcome some 90
million school children each year
. . . these field trips are extensions
of the classroom. Museums are
also economic engines for communities large and small. One
statistic I never tire of citing has
been cited by the U.S. Conference
of Mayors. They say that, for
every $1 a municipality invests in
cultural organizations, including
museums, $7 are returned to the
public coffers. That’s a return
that would make Warren Buffett
swoon.” But the importance of
museums went far beyond the
financial impact and Ford Bell
understood that too.
I was elated to see that he had
agreed to be the keynote speaker
at the Museum Association of
New York’s meeting in Corning
last month. I knew that his presentation would be insightful and
profound. I planned on meeting
him and inviting him to LeRoy
again but could only get away for
one day and reluctantly decided
not to attend the day he was there.
So it was astounding today that
he said to me, “Hey, I thought
I might see you in Corning,”
And I had to apologize. “I really
wanted to be there, but I was in
the middle of school programs.”
It has been announced that
Ford Bell has retired from AAM.
Yesterday was his last day on the
job, and today - - his first day of
retirement, he came to the Jell-O
Museum - - just for the fun of it.
I am going to miss knowing
that “my friend Ford Bell” isn’t
in Washington advocating for all
of us - - big and small. I know he
is heading home to Minnesota,
where his grandfather founded
General Mills. Where Ford followed in the family tradition of
public service. He was a teacher
and holds a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. He served on the
advisory board of the Museum of
Natural History at the University
of Minnesota. He serves as chairman of the James Ford Bell Foundation and has been a trustee of the
Minneapolis Institute of Arts. He
has also served as President and
CEO of the Minneapolis Heart
Institute Foundation. He was a
candidate for the Senate in 2006.
As a board member of the
Greater Minneapolis Council
of Churches, he helped build a
center for families from West
Africa in need of job training and
housing. “Mr. Bell’s many public
service endeavors underscore
his commitment to developing
organizations and strengthening
communities.”
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2015 Covell Memorial Scholarship Recipients
The Mission Board of the
First Baptist Church of LeRoy,
on behalf of the congregation,
announced the following 2015 recipients of the James and Charma
Covell Scholarship.
Michael Shepard Jr. from Living Waters Church is attending
University of Rochester, Elizabeth Bolton from The First
Presbyterian Church of LeRoy is
attending SUNY Geneseo, Alicia
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Parish is attending Monroe Community College, Hannah Miller
from Living Waters Church will
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from Living Waters Church is
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Community Church of LeRoy is
attending Grove City College and
Anna Warner from Our Lady of
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Mercy Hurst University.
The students were selected because of their academic interests,
service to their community and
commitment to Jesus Christ. This
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James Covell and his wife, Charma, missionaries and members of
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White Sox 34 – A’s 11
The A’s and White Sox squared off in a Memorial
Day classic. Chase Bordonaro got things started for
the A’s reaching first with a hit. Jackson fix would also
reach base which set the stage for Brady Fix who hit
a double to score Chase Bordonaro. Luke Rider then
hit a single to score Jackson and Brady Fix to make the
score 3-0 after the first inning. The A’s would go on to
add another run in the second when Chase Bordonaro
hit a double and later scored. The White Sox finally
got on the board in the top of the third inning when
Kenny Saunders hit a triple and was later hit in by
Ryan Friend’s single. The A’s would add another run
in the bottom of the third when Aiden Robinson hit a
single and later was hit in by Jacob Marcello to make
the score 5-1 after 3. The White Sox got things going
in the top of the fourth adding 7 runs to make the score
8-5. The A’s would strike back adding 3 runs of their
own to take the lead 9-8. White Sox answered adding
17 runs in the top of the fifth. The A’s answered by
adding 2 runs of their own. The White Sox added 9
more runs to make the score 34-11. The A’s pitched
Aiden Robinson who pitched an excellent 3 innings
striking out 8. Also pitching for the A’s was Luke Rider,
Chase Bordonaro, Brian Roblee, Jackson Fix and Connor Hegeman. Kenny Saunders started on the mound
for the White Sox and pitched 2 2/3 innings striking
out 4 and Andrew Kettle pitched 3 1/3 strong innings
striking out 4. Hitting for the A’s was Chase Bordonaro
with 4 hits, Jackson Fix with 2 hits, Brady Fix with 2
hits, Aiden Robinson with 3 hits, Luke Ryder with 3
hits, Jacob Marcello with 1 hit and Connor Magee with
1 hit. Hitting for the White Sox was Kenny Saunders
with 2 hits, Bryce Lathan with 1 hit, Ryan Friend with
6 hits, Andrew Kettle with a hit, Jack Duyssen with a
hit, Jason LaSage with 2 hits, Mike Buccinna with 2
hits and Alex Dowell with 2 hits.
Hitting stars for for the Tigers included Joey Brennan (single, double, RBI), Cam Greene (single, run),
Giavanni Caccamise (single, triple, RBI), James Blake
(single), Tyler Klein (walk), and Dylan Maciag (2 walks,
run). Adam Risewick singled, walked, and scored for
the Orioles. Alex Panepento was a pest on the bases,
walking, doubling, and scoring 2 runs. Finn Shelby
singled and walked twice. Joey Stephany walked for the
Orioles. Drew Strollo blasted a triple to the right center
field wall, the first three bagger of his young career.
Red Sox 11 Orioles 3
The Red Sox pulled out a win over the Orioles in
this Memorial Day contest. The Red Sox used a group
effort to get the win. John Panepento and Jimmy Burns
led the way at the plate. Panepento had 4 hits, 3 were
doubles, while scoring 3 times. Burns also had a big
day. He had 3 hits including a double and his 3rd HR
of the season. He scored twice. The other contributors
for the Red Sox offense were Andrew Loftus, 2 hits
including a triple and 1 run scored. Ben Pocock (1 hit,
2 runs scored), Tony Piazza(2 hits, 2 runs scored), Cole
Sullivan(1 run scored) and Michael Covert (double).
The Orioles were led by Alex Panepento at the
plate. Alex had 2 hits. Ty Strollo added a hit and a run
scored while Drew Strollo also had a hit and scored a
run. Aiden Hume rounded out the Orioles scoring by
adding a run scored.
Burns started on the mound for the Red Sox going 2
innings while striking out 5. Loftus relieved Burns for
the next 3 and 1/3 innings. He struck out 7. Panepento
recorded the final 2 outs, striking out 1.
Alex Panepento went 4 innings on the mound for the
Orioles striking out 7. Connor Wright pitched the final
2 innings, striking out 1.
White Sox 8 Red Sox 5
The Red Sox and White Sox squared off in an exciting
game Thursday Night. The Red Sox got on the board
first when Andrew Loftus and John Panepento both
reached base and later scored to put the Red Sox up
2-0 after one inning of play. Andrew Loftus started on
the mound for the Red Sox and would hold the White
Sox scoreless until the third inning when Ryan Friend
hit a 2 run homerun over the left field wall to tie the
score at 2-2. The White Sox would strike again in the
fourth inning as Mike Buccina would reach base and
be hit in by Kenny Saunders’ single. Alex Dowell also
reached base and was hit in by Bryce Lathan’s single to
make the score 4-2. The White Sox in the fifth added
a run as Andrew Kettle reached based and was hit in
by Jason LaSage’s single. Top of the 6th the Whitesox
added 3 more runs on Andrew Kettle’s 3 run home run
to make the score 8-2 going into the bottom of the 6th.
The Red Sox came charging back as Mike Covert drew
a walk and John Panepento hit a single to set up Grant
Gilligan’s double that scored 2. Grant Gilligan would
later score on Ben Pocock’s double to make the final
score 8-5. Ryan Friend started on the mound and pitched
one inning striking out 4. Kenny Saunders pitched 1 1/3
innings and struck out 3 and Jason LaSage came in on
relief and pitched 3 2/3 strong innings striking out 6 to
get the save. Andrew Loftus started on the mound for
the Red Sox and pitched 4 innings striking out 7. John
Panepento pitched 1 2/3 innings and struck out 3 and
Grant Gilligan pitched the final 1/3 inning and struck
out 1. Hitting for the Red Sox was John Panepento with
a single and double, Grant Gilligan with a single and
double, Ben Pocock with a single and double. Hitting
for the White Sox was Kenny Saunders with a single and
double, Bryce Lathan with 2 singles, Ryan Friend with
a single and homerun, Andrew Kettle with a homerun
and Jason La Sage with a single.
Orioles 3 Tigers 2
In a game showcasing excellent pitching and multiple
defensive gems, the Orioles beat the Tigers on Tuesday
night in their second matchup of the season by a score
of 3-2. The Orioles opened up the scoring in the first
inning when Finn Shelby knocked in Alex Panepento to
open up a 1-0 lead. The Tigers answered back quickly
in the bottom of the first when Giavanni Caccamise
tripled to score Cam Greene. In the bottom of the 2nd,
the Tigers struck again when Joey Brennan knocked in
Dylan Maciag with a big double. In the seesaw battle,
the Orioles knotted up the score in the 3rd when Alex
Panepento doubled in Adam Risewick.
The Orioles would score the decisive run in the top
of the fifth. Alex Panepento drew a walk, stole a base,
and eventually scored the winning run with aggressive
base running, capitalizing on a wild pitch.
Adam Risewick threw a complete game for the
Orioles, striking out 7. He was aided by excellent
defense and a fantastic 1-6-3 double play, teaming up
with Alex Panepento and Finn Shelby for the defensive
gem. Giavanni Caccamise pitched super for the Tigers,
striking out 9 in 3 innings of work. James Blake also
pitched well for the Tigers, striking out 3. The Tigers
defense made some excellent plays behind Blake, including a run saving catch by Dylan Maciag in left field
and a double play by Giavanni Caccamise at shortstop.
A’s 5 Indians 4
The A’s faced the Indians for the second time this
season. The see-saw battle turned into a pitchers dual
as the two teams pitchers did a great job of quieting
the bats. The Indians struck first at the top of 1 when
Maveric McKenzie scored after drawing a walk and
scoring on a wild pitch. For the first time all season
the A’s went down in order in the top of the first as it
was clear that Indians started Shawn Moribito had his
brought his best stuff on the hill. It wasn’t until the
third that the A’s struck back on a two out double by
Chase Bordonaro and back to back walks by Brady and
Jackson Fix. Both would score on a single by Aiden
Robinson and the A’s took the lead 3-1. The Indians
fought back in the top of the 5th as back to back two out
walks by Moribito and Zach Vanderhoof were followed
up by an inside the park homerun by Jake Williams and
the Indians had the lead back 4-3. The A’s would sting
4 singles together in the bottom of the inning to score
runs by Bordonaro and Brian Roblee to take a 5-4. The
A’s would shut down the Indians in the top of the 6th to
close out the close game. A’s pitchers Bordonaro, Brady
Fix and Robinson combined for a two hitter, striking
out 9 while walking 5 Indian batters. For the Indians,
Moribito and Vanderhoof combined to allow 6 hits,
striking out 10 A’s and walking 6 in the loss.
Twins 4 Yankees 3
This matchup was a Friday night battle between
The Twins and Yankees. It would take nine innings of
baseball to decide it. This game had it all, good pitching,
good hitting and great plays in the field. Mix in some
bunts for base hits and aggressive base running and
you have a very entertaining contest. The pitching was
solid for both clubs. The Twins started Colin McCulley
and he gave a strong performance with eight k’s and
pitching into the fifth inning. Joey Brennan came in
and was outstanding in relief. The Yankees staff was
equally effective. They started Cody Lytle and he was
in command until he was replaced by Ryan Shirley.
Shirley would go two innings doing well on the hill.
He was then relived by Zach Baker who took it the
rest of the way.
The Yankees had the bats going quickly. Cody Lytle
started off the game with a double and would be knocked
in by a single from Ryan Higgins. They would tack on
a run in the third from a Lytle triple and a Ryan Shirley
single. Then another in the fifth courtesy of a Lytle
single and some aggressive base running.
The Twins would fight their way back into the game
before winning in dramatic fashion in the bottom of the
ninth. Xavian Walker had his first Little League hits this
game and the timing couldn’t of been better. He was able
to get on base with a bunt, then Colin McCulley would
single. Ethan Beswick would lace a double scoring both
Walker and McCulley. In the fifth the Twins would tie
it up with a single from Cole Rauscher, a stolen base
and a single from Joey Brennan.
The next run wouldn’t cross the dish until the bottom
of the ninth. However from the fifth to the ninth there
would be some fantastic plays in the field. Zach Baker
made a couple of huge plays from the mound and Zach
Tooley made a fine run saving catch in left field. In the
sixth inning the Yankees had bases loaded with one
out. The Twins drew their infield in and Colin McCulley
caught a line drive rocket off the bat of Cody Lytle.
However most dramatic situation came in the bottom
of the ninth when Xavian Walker, the speedy lefty, laid
down the perfect bunt and reached first base. Colin
McCulley then singled to center. The next batter was
Ethan Beswick. He would rope a double scoring Walker
from second and giving the Twins the win.
Hitting for the Yankees were Cody Lytle with a single,
double and triple. Merritt Holley and Brett Babcock
both had two singles. Zach Baker had a double, and
Ryan Higgins, Ryan Shirley, Ian Frawley and Kenny
Brownell all had hits.
The Twins were led at the plate by Ethan Beswick, he
had two doubles. Colin McCulley and Xavian Walker
each had two singles. Cole Rauscher had a double and
single. Lily Uberty blasted a shot to the left center gap
for a stand up double. Jackson Locke rounded out the
hitting for the Twins with a single.
Red Sox 9 Yankees 8, F/10
The Red Sox and Yankees got together on Saturday
and the results were a game for the ages, a LeRoy Little
League instant-classic. The game went 10 innings
of heart-pounding baseball that Red Sox ultimately
won 9-8.
The game started out with the Red Sox striking first,
scoring 2 runs in the top of the 1st. The Yankees answered with 2 runs of their own in their half of the 1st.
The Red Sox reclaimed the lead in the top of the second,
going ahead 3-2. It remained that way until the the top
of the 4th inning when they tacked on 2 more runs to
make the score 5-2. Not to be outdone, the Yankees
answered with 5 of their own in bottom half, taking the
lead 7-5. It stated that way until the top of the 6th when
the Red Sox rallied for 2 runs to make the score 7-7.
The scoring stayed that way until the 10 inning when
Ben Pocock stepped up to the plate. His 2 run single
gave the Red Sox a 9-7 lead. The Yankees rallied for
a run in the bottom of the 10th but fell short by 1 run.
The game was highlighted by numerous outstanding
defensive plays by both teams. The best being in the 10th
inning. John Panepento made a fully extended play on a
ball up the middle from his shortstop position and threw
out the runner at first base for the first out of the inning
and Andrew Pocock ended the game on a courageous,
sliding catch from his center field position with the
tying run on 3rd base. The catch ended an action packed
game that had everybody saying “Wow , what a game!”
Offensively, Panepento and Ben Pocock led the way
for the Red Sox. They both recorded 4 hits. Panepento
added 3 runs scored. Grant Gilligan (3 hits including a
double and 2 runs scored), Andrew Loftus ( I hit, 3 runs
scored), Michael Covert( 2 hits, 1 run scored) and Tony
Piazza ( 1 hit) all made contributions.
For the Yankees, Zach Baker led the way. Baker had 4
hits, 3 of them doubles and 1 run scored. Ryan Shirley
and Merritt Holley added 2 hits apiece. Rounding out the
offensive stars for the Yanks were Cody Lytle( double
and 2 runs scored), Ryan Higgins, Brett Babcock, Ian
Frawley added a hit apiece while Aaron Leone and Zach
Tooley each scored a run.
On the Jimmy Burns started for the Red Sox. He
went the first 3 innings striking out 6. Panepento then
pitched the next 2 innings. He struck out 2. But the
hero was Gilligan. Grant pitched the final 5 innings of
relief. He pitched out of several jams to earn the win.
He struck out 10.
Starting for the Yankees was Lytle. Cody pitched the
first 4 innings striking out 8. Aaron Leone was outstanding in relief he pitched the last 6 innings striking out 6.
A’s 13 Tigers 3
A’s pitcher Aiden Robinson was the story of this
game between the A’s and Tigers. Robinson pitched a
complete game allowing 3 runs on 6 hits while striking
out 4. Robinson was the beneficiary of strong defense
by the A’s throughout the game. Robinson also helped
himself at the plate going 5 for 5 with a triple, 5 RBI’s
and one run. Chase Bordonaro continued his hot hitting
going 4 for 4 with 5 runs and 2 RBI’s. Jackson Fix had
two hits, with one RBI and two runs while playing great
defense at second base. Older brother Brady also had
two hits, two runs and an RBI. Jake Marcello, Ayden
Riggi and Brian Roblee also scored runs for the A’s.
For the Tigers, Cam Green and Gianni Ferrera combined to strike out 6 A’s on the mound. Ferrera also
had two hits and scored a run at the plate. Giavanni
Caccamise had two hits and two runs scored while
Green registered a double and single as well.
Twins 10 Indians 4
The Twins faced off with the Indians for the second
time this year. The Twins started out hot at the plate.
Colin McCulley led off with a single, followed by three
consecutive doubles by Ethan Beswick, Cole Rauscher
and Joey Brennan. Lily Uberty would also single in the
first. The Twins would score three runs in the inning(
McCulley, Beswick, Rauscher). The Indians would respond in their half of the inning. Tommy Condidorio had
a nice hit up the middle for a single. Zach Vanderhoof
would drive a double into center field. Jimmy Burns
cashed both with a single to center field. The Twins
would go on to score runs in the 2nd, 4th and 6th innings.
Cole Rauscher had four hits in the game, two doubles
and two singles and scored twice. Ethan Beswick had
two doubles and one single, also scoring twice. Colin
McCulley had two singles, a double and scored four
runs. Joey Brennan and Jackson Locke had doubles with
Brennan picking up a single as well. Xavian Walker had
a single and scored twice.
Jimmy Burns filled in for a injured Indian player
and led the way at the plate with two singles and two
RBI’s. Matthew Roloson also collected two singles in
the game. Maveric McKenzie and Zach Vanderhoof
each had doubles, while Condidorio, Ben Lombombard
and Shawn Moribito all had singles.
Cole Rauscher was the starting pitcher for the Twins
and pitched well. He was relived by Ethan Beswick.
Together they stuck out eight batters. Ben Lombombard
started for the Indians and pitched into the fourth. He
was then relived by Maveric McKenzie who finished
the game for the Tribe.
White Sox 5 Orioles 2
The White Sox and Orioles squared off in the last
game Saturday afternoon. The White Sox got on the
board first as Kenny Saunders led off with a double and
would later score. In the second inning the White Sox
added 3 more runs starting with Kenny Saunders’ home
run. Bryce Lathan would reach with a single and later
be hit in by Ryan Friend’s single. Ryan Friend would
later score as well to make the score 4-0 after 2 innings
of play. Ryan Friend started on the mound for the White
Sox and pitched a strong 5 1/3 innings striking out 10
and only giving up 2 hits holding the Orioles scoreless
for the first 5 innings of play. The White Sox added
another run in the bottom of the fifth when Chase
Cummings drew a walk and would later score to make
the score 5-0 going into the top of the 6th. The Orioles
struck back with Adam Risewick drawing a walk and Ty
Strollo hit a double. With runners on second and third,
Alex Panepento hit in Adam Risewick. Finn Shelby
added a hit to score Ty Strollo which made the score 5-2.
Andrew Kettle came in on relief and got the final 2 outs
to end the scoring at 5-2. Alex Panepento started on the
mound for the Orioles and pitched 3 2/3 innings striking
out 5. Finn Shelby pitched 1 inning striking out 1 and
Joey Stephany pitched 1/3 inning striking out 1. Hitting
for the Orioles were Finn Shelby with a double and Ty
Strollo with a double. Hititng for the White Sox were
Kenny Saunders with a single, 2 doubles and a home
run, Bryce Lathan with 2 singles, Ryan Friend with 2
singles and Andrew Kettle with 2 singles.
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Police Report
05/29/2015 - A 40-year-old LeRoy woman was charged with DWI
following a traffic stop on Thursday, May 28th, 2015 at about 9:09
pm. Kimberly L. Winn of 61 Church Street was stopped for allegedly
having a loud exhaust on the motor vehicle that she was operating on
West Main Street in the Village. After a brief investigation, Winn
was found to be allegedly intoxicated and was charged. In addition
to the DWI charge, Winn was also charged with DWI-.08% or more,
inadequate exhaust, and unlawful possession of marihuana.
Winn is to appear in the Town of LeRoy Court on June 1st at 1:00
pm.
OBITUARIES
WEEKLY EVENTS
EAST BETHANY — Kenneth J. Sonne, 67,
of Bethany Center Road, East Bethany,
passed away unexpectedly on Monday (May
25, 2015) in the Strong Memorial Hospital,
Rochester.
SUNDAY, JUNE 7
Konnect Youth Group at Living Waters Church, on Main St. LeRoy.
Sundays from 6:30 to 8:30 pm for ages 12-18. “Bring Down all the Walls!
Connect with God and Connect with others.” For more information, check us
out online at: livingwatersleroy.org/konnect-youth-ministry/
PAVILION – Geraldine M. Sims, 52, of
Coolidge, Ariz., formerly of Pavilion, passed
away May 13, 2015 in Arizona. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Genesee
Cancer Assistance, Inc., 16 Bank Street,
Batavia, NY 14020.
MONDAY, JUNE 8
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets Monday evenings at the LeRoy
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.
CALEDONIA — Mary R. (Zinni) Coppini
died Friday (May 29, 2015) at age 90. In
lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to
Caledonia Ambulance, PO Box 3, Caledonia, NY 14423 or have a Mass offered in
her memory.
PAVILION — Dorothy H. Hackett, 92, of
York Road, passed away on Friday morning
(May 29 , 2015) at home. In lieu of flowers,
memorial contributions may be made to
the Pavilion Rescue Squad, PO Box 156,
Pavilion, NY 14525.
STAFFORD — Mrs. Shirley Arlene Acheson
Lang, age 86, of Stafford, passed away
on Sunday (May 31, 2015) at her home.
Arrangements are being completed by the
H.E. Turner & Co. Funeral Home, 403 East
Main St., Batavia.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, 1 East Main St., LeRoy is hosting a Supper
& Book Discussion at 6:00 pm to talk about The Faith Club: A Muslim, A
Christian, A Jew—Three Women Search for Understanding by Ranya Idliby,
Suzanne Oliver, and Priscilla Warner. Supper is free, but please call the church
at 768-7200 to reserve your place.
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
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, 5-7:00 pm
at the Masonic Community Center on 12 Bank St. Plenty of parking. Takeout
& delivery are available. For more info. contact Selby Davis at 585-738-8882
or [email protected]
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.
We have clothing for all ages. We need bedding of all kinds especially blankets.
Donations can be dropped off at the house next to the church. Please put all
bags INSIDE on the back porch. NO ELECTRONICS, COMPUTERS,DISHES, etc.
Starting June 9th, we will be open Tuesdays 5-6:30 pm. Any questions
call the office 768-8980.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
Village of LeRoy Board Meeting, 7 pm at the Village Hall, 3 West Main St.
Woodward Memorial Library Board of Trustees will meet at 4:30 p.m.
Movie Discussion of Pulp Fiction at the Woodward Memorial Library
at 6 p.m. Watch this film at home (available for loan at WML) and then join in
a staff-led discussion. Registration required! Call 768-8300 or register online
at www.woodwardmemoriallibrary.org.
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
Genesee Veterans Support Network (GVSN) supports the development
of Veterans focused AA meetings every Thursday, 6-7 pm at the First Baptist
Church, 306 E. Main St., Batavia. Meetings led by Mike W. & are open to
non-veterans as well. Handicap accessible. For additional information call
585-302-0825.
Town of LeRoy Board Meeting, 7 pm at the Town Hall Board Room, 48
Main St.
FRIDAY, JUNE 12
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.
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
Veterans Only Social Club - Genesee Veterans Support Network announces a new meeting location at Scooter’s Family Restaurant, 3711 West Main
Street Road, Batavia, NY - for the once a month Veterans Only Social Club.
Meetings are held the second Saturday of each month from 7:00 to 8:30 PM.
Veterans of all eras are invited to attend. GVSN is located at 3837 West Main
Street Road, Batavia, NY. For more information, contact GVSN, PO Box 541,
Batavia, NY 14021-0541 [email protected] www.GVSN.net 585-302-0825
UPCOMING EVENTS
LCCP’s Mommy & Me Playgroup: Every 2nd & 4th Friday, 12:00-1:30,
Le Roy Physical Therapy (in the back gym). Any moms and their birth-kindergarten children are welcome to come enjoy socialization, lunch, coffee,
structured games & free play.
The Genesee Valley Civil War Roundtable presents David M. Smeltz on
“The Year of Jubilee”. The meeting will take place on Wednesday, June 17th
at 7 pm 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 welcome.
Stafford United Methodist Church’s annual free giveaway, scheduled for June 19th & 20th, is being postponed due to construction inside
our building. It will be rescheduled as soon as this project is finished. Please
watch the Pennysaver for the new dates.
The First Presbyterian Church of LeRoy will hold a Garage Sale at
6884 West Main Rd. LeRoy, on Friday & Saturday, June 19 & 20, 8:30 -4:00
pm. Many nice items will be for sale.
Cornell Cooperative Extension’s NWNY Team is planning a Pasture Walk
at the farm of John and Sue Mikel, Friday, June 26 from 11 am – 2 pm at 6321
East Bethany-LeRoy Road, Stafford. Lunch will be provided and is sponsored
by Select Sires and milk will be donated by Upstate Farms. Registration is
required by June 19 to get an accurate count for lunch. To register contact
Cathy Wallace at 585.343.3040 x 138 or [email protected]. For questions
contact Nancy Glazier at 585.315.7746 or [email protected]
27th Annual Oatka Festival, July 18th & 19th, 2015. SAVE THE DATE! www.
oatkafestival.org, facebook.com/oatkafest, Twitter.com/OatkaFestival
Community Calendar Submissions should be sent to:
[email protected]
SENIOR CITIZENS ACTIVITIES
(June 8th - June 12th)
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 set to begin at 9:30 a.m.; Bridge is scheduled to start at 11:30 a.m.
Tuesday:
Safe Talk Training is scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m.; Healthy Aging Meeting is scheduled to begin at 12:00 p.m.; Cribbage is scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m.; MPR Transportation Meeting is scheduled to begin at 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday: Ombudsmen Meeting is scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m.; Quilters Group is scheduled to meet at 9:00 a.m.; Euchre game is scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m.
Thursday:
A Representative from Independent Health is available from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; Tai Chi is set to begin at 9:30 a.m. with Gentle
Fitness to follow at 10:30 a.m.; Cribbage & Bridge are scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m.
Friday:Legal Services is available by APPOINTMENT ONLY; Line Dancing and Art Class is set to begin at 10:00 a.m.; Euchre is set to begin
at 12:00 p.m.
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