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LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - JUNE 21, 2015
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celebrations in your life.
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LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - JUNE 21, 2015
Beach Day At LNS
Let's Meet At The ...
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 21st FATHER’S DAY
A perfect time to treat dad to one of our
certified Angus Beef steaks!
Freshly cut to order, tender and juicy!
Serving Hours – 7 am-11 am breakfast,
11 am-9 pm lunch/dinner
SUNDAY, JUNE 28th
People wait all year for this summertime special
DEPOT SHORE DINNER – served from 11 am
(Includes homemade Seafood Bisque, lobster tail, homemade
crab cakes, broccoli salad and fresh strawberry pie) - $23.99
The DEPOT is taking a break –
we will be CLOSED Saturday, July 4 and Sunday, July 5
opening again on
Monday, July 6-7 am
LeRoy Nursery School had a beach day for last days of school.
The children wore their bathing suits, beach towels and sun glasses. They played outside with sidewalk chalk, bubbles, Frisbees,
hula hoops, parachute and jumped in a blow up. They ended the
day with water balloons. A great fulfilled last day to remember!
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LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - JUNE 21, 2015
2015 Constituent
Questionnaire Results
by Senator Ranzenhofer
June, 2015
As your State Senator, your
views are important to me; your
input helps me to best represent
you, your family and our community. Earlier this year, I offered
residents an opportunity to share
their opinions with me in a 2015
Constituent Questionnaire.
The 2015 Constituent Questionnaire collected input on a
number of important legislative
issues, including New York’s
economy, Common Core, minimum wage, and more. Thousands
of residents, all across the 61st
Senate District, filled out the
14-question survey either by mail,
via Facebook or at my website.
The results of the questionnaire
have been compiled, and I would
like to share some of the figures
with you:
• Eighty-four percent of respondents opposed the New York
Dream Act, a bill introduced by
several downstate legislators
to allow undocumented, illegal
immigrants to receive state financial aid.
• Only eight percent characterized New York State’s economy
as poor.
• Over fifty percent are satisfied with the quality of our local
public schools.
• Forty-seven percent oppose
increasing the minimum wage for
a third time.
A complete summary of results
has been posted on my website,
ranzenhofer.nysenate.gov. I
encourage residents to visit my
website to check out the results
for each of the 14 questions.
The responses for two particu-
lar questions were overwhelming.
Three out of every four residents
expressed their support for making the property tax cap permanent, and seventy-eight percent
of residents strongly support
the STAR and Enhanced STAR
programs.
It is important to note that property tax relief continues to be, as
it always has been, one of my
highest priorities. I will continue
to lead the fight to provide more
relief for property taxpayers,
since there is more work to be
done on this issue.
Recently, I voted to approve a
bill that will make the property
tax cap permanent. The State
Senate has taken action to keep
the cap to ensure that we never
return to the days of skyrocketing
budgets and spiraling tax increases. If the State Assembly doesn’t
take action, the property tax cap
will expire.
While the property tax cap
hasn’t solved all of our problems,
it has helped to encourage fiscal
discipline and keeping a lid on
tax increases. In fact, according
to a recent study, taxpayers have
saved more than $7.6 billion
since the cap was first enacted
four years ago. In 2015-16 alone,
homeowners are expected to save
a total of $3.3 billion in school
taxes.
Making the property tax cap
permanent remains one of my top
priorities. Simply put, we cannot
afford to let the tax cap expire.
By working together, we can get
the State Assembly to join with
us in protecting and extending the
property tax cap without delay!
Helping Families Celebrate a Life Lived
“Our Family Serving Yours Since 1907”
Trusted • Honest • Proven
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Funeral Home
111 Wolcott Street
LeRoy, NY 14482
(585) 768-6800 • www.leroyfuneralhome.com
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Le Roy
Servicemen's Club
Breakfast
Sunday, June 28th, 2015
8:00 am – Noon
ALL YOU CAN EAT - $7.00
American Legion Post, 576
53 West Main St., Le Roy, NY
Eggs, bacon, sausage,
home fries, pancakes &
syrup, juice & coffee.
OMELETES
TO ORDER
Also serving a good time
with your local Veterans.
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Relocating? Whether it be locally or out of state, give me a call and let’s
MAKE IT HAPPEN!!
570 East Main Street
Batavia, NY 14020
Office: 585-409-2140
Cell: 585-768-6368 • Fax: 585-343-8502
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LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - JUNE 21, 2015
John F. Rider Real Estate
Rider Real Estate Not The Biggest - Just The Best!
LE ROY LISTINGS ...
98 East Main St. - Price reduced on this lovely 4 bedroom, 2
bath Colonial home. Bright living room & dining room with
fireplace & sparkling red oak floors. Real doll house. $139,900.
28 South St. - A real bargain at $76,900. All vinyl exterior,
4 bedrooms, beautiful oak flooring & woodwork throughout.
Newer roof.
25 Wolcott St. - Overlooking the Oatka Creek & beautifully
maintained. New roof, windows & electric. Priced to sell at
$129,900.
Call: John Rider, Licensed Real Estate Broker
JoAnn Snyder, Greg Rogers, Assoc. Brokers; Howard Hotze, Steven Rider,
Licensed Real Estate Agents
8130 E. Main Street Road, Le Roy • 768-7293
MLS
E-Mail: [email protected]
LEROY COMMUNITY POOL
READY FOR 2015 SEASON!
Opening Day: Thursday, June 25th
Pool Hours:
Swim Lessons: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 9:30-10:15 AM
or 10:30-11:15 AM
Open Swim: Monday-Sunday 1-7:30 PM
Adult Swim: Monday-Friday 12-1 PM and Monday-Thursday
7:30-8:30 PM
Membership Fees:
$30.00 per person
$75.00 per family (3 or more-proof of relationship may be required)
Daily Use Fee:
$3.00 per day without membership
Pool Membership Tags for Sale
and Swim Lesson Registration:
Held at
Town Hall
Saturday, June 20
10 AM-1 PM
Monday, June 22
5-7 PM
48 Main Stree
t
Tuesday, June 23
5-7 PM
LeRoy Residents given first priority for lessons
Classes filled on a first come/ first serve basis
Swim Lesson Fee: $40 per person (not included with membership)
Save the Date: Saturday, August 15 –
Chicken Barbeque
"Complete Carpentry Service"
MILLER BROTHERS BUILDERS
at the Pool!
Custom Homes • Remodeling • Additions
Roofing • Siding
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TRIGON PARK
Saturday, June 27th
9:00 am-12:30 pm
LOCAL • FRESH • DELICIOUS • NUTRITIOUS
Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables Will Be Arriving Weekly!
Jams, jellies, eggs, gluten free baked goods, Yancey’s Fancy Cheeses, Nunda Mustards,
Once Again Nut Butters, First Light Creamery Cheeses and Yogurts, baked goods,
organic produce, honey, maple syrup and fresh, locally grown produce.
June 27th - Rotary R.E.A.L. book giveaway, the Woodward Memorial Library and
Fiddler, Lynn Arnold will be joining the market our first week.
July 4th - stop by for all your fresh fruits, vegetables, and baked goods for your
Independence Day party!
www.leroyfarmersmarket.org • Le Roy Farmer's Market on Facebook
THE CLASS OF 1975 is looking for some classmates
to inform them of the 40th class reunion
RON BELL, JOHN CARSON, MELODY NEWCOMB, LYNN BOLYE,
BRIAN BERMEL, COLLETTE CUNNINGHAM, JONATHON HOLMES,
MARY O’SULLIVAN, CHARLES PALADINO, DAN KELTY, ROXY BOTHMAN,
LARRY HALL, CRAIG TRASTER and NOELLA YUTZY.
Anyone who knows the where abouts please contact
Laura Stefani Platt at 585-548-2245.
1975 Members we have been challenged as a class to raise funds toward
the repairs of our STATUE OF LIBERTY on OATKA CREEK.
Please send check payable to
“Strengthen the Arm of Liberty Fund” (memo/class of 1975)
Send to: LeRoy Historical Society, PO Box 176 LeRoy NY 14482.
Our informal reunion will be at the K of C Hall,
Friday, July 17, 7 pm, we are welcoming visitors to stop in.
Laura Platt 585-548-2245/ Cell 585-813-2342
LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - JUNE 21, 2015
LeRotar y
Notes
What a beautiful
day for a Rotary meeting and it was a special day indeed! First
of all, we’re used to
having visiting Rotarians attend each week
as our meetings are
so fun and efficient,
however, today we
were joined by Roger
Wilson of the Ottawa
Club ! He and some
friends are traveling throughout
the Northeast and he looked us
up. We were also joined by Kate
Flint and her son Brock to
accept a Rotary donation for
Youth Wrestling.
And today was extra-special as
we inducted Christie LoTempio
into our ranks. Christie is an
integral member of the Muller
team and we welcomed her as the
World’s newest Rotarian!
Announcements included our
Rotary Excited About Literature
(REAL) book give away is June
27th and book donations are
still being accepted at Tompkins
Bank of Castile. Our Installation
Dinner (aka Change-over) is
June 24th.
We welcomed back Lynne
Belluscio, Jim Ellison, Tracy
Ford, Phil Weise and Jerry McCullough. All had make-ups or
Green Cards to clear up the attendance records. Larry Boylan was
also welcomed back and brought
us up-to-speed on where he and
Sherye have traveled so far this
year. He was happy to report that
they have now visited each of our
50 states!
Bruce Baker was called on to
tell the group about his son...
Col. John Baker was nominated
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Holiday Hours
by President Obama on June
4 for promotion to Brigadier
General and to be the Chief
Defense Counsel for Military
Commissions, an Alexandria,
Virginia-based position that entails oversight of defense counsel
at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Jerry McCullough was delighted
to report that his daughter Lizzy
has turned 21. It was kind of a
big deal when the President of the
American Alliance of Museums
(AAM) dropped by LeRoy House
and the Jell-O Museum. Ford Bell
certainly surprised and delighted
Lynne Belluscio with his impromptu visit and it was quite clear
that she enjoyed the opportunity to
host. What a great honor!
Program today was a presentation on the emerging market
of telehealth, telemental health
and telemedicine solutions by
Dan Cote, President of Fortified
Care. To learn more go to www.
Fortifiedcare.com<http://www.
Fortifiedcare.com> and as long
as you are clacking away on your
internet device anyway, why not
slide over to Facebook and give
Rotary Club of LeRoy, NY a
“Like” and invite your friends
to as well !
We will close at noon
Friday, July 3rd.
and will be closed
Saturday, July 4th.
Stop in and see
our large selection of
Carpet and Vinyl flooring.
• Free Estimates
• Professional Installation
• Financing Available To
Qualified Buyers
Visit Our Showroom at 651 E. Main Or On The Web:
www.willscarpetonebatavia.com
Mike Darby's Patch & Paint
ALL WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED • INSURED
• Interior Painting
• Floors Stripped
• Plaster/Lath Restoration & Refinished
• Drywall & Drywall Repair • Old Ceilings & Walls
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• Texture Removal
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Decks • Windows • Doors
Kitchens • Baths
Ceramic Tile
Basement Finishing
Custom Shelves/Built-Ins
Siding • Remodeling
Roofing • Snow Plowing
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The ONE store for your perfect floor.
Patriotic Area Rugs
New Homes • Additions • Garages • Pole Barns
Todd's
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Todd Carli • Phone 703-0964
Flea Market
Saturday, July 18th
10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Cost - $25.00 per space
Table rentals available
If interested or more information needed,
please call 585-768-7200
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LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - JUNE 21, 2015
The LeRoy Christian Community Project
would like to THANK everyone that
helped make our 3rd Annual
Spring Celebration a success!
Thank you to the community for coming out to support us.
THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:
Gold – Tompkins Bank of Castile Insurance Agencies
Humphrey Media Solutions • Cameron Funeral Homes, LLC
Griffin Graphics • Fidelis Care • LP Graphics
Woodward Memorial Library &
Explore and More Museum
present
Animal Masks
Kindergarten –
Grade 2
Saturday, June 27
12:30 – 1:30 p.m.
Learn about
animal masks and
make your own!
Silver – LeRoy Federal Credit Union
St. Joseph Catholic School • LeRoy Dental Center
Multicultural Masks
Bronze – Genesee Country Campground
Grades 3-6
Saturday, June 27
2:30 – 3:30
Dr. Anthony J. Gugino, DDS • Stella Collision Services
Robert F. Humphrey, Atty
THANKS TO OUR VENDORS:
Botts Fiorito American Legion Post #576
Vicki McArdle - Artist and Quilter • Kozy Kabin
Relay for Life Le Roy • American Heritage Girls Troop NY 0146
Love Bugs LeRoy • LeRoy Nursery School • Chelsea Lee Anne
The LeRoy Ecumenical Vacation Bible School
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Wooden Union Tool Chests
by Lynne Belluscio
A couple of months ago, I
was contacted by Ted Johnson
who is writing a guide to wooden
machinist’s tool chests. He was
interested in the Union Tool Chest
Company which had relocated to
LeRoy from Rochester in 1932. It
was founded in 1892 and originally manufactured drafting tables
and medical instrument cases
which resembled fine furniture.
Soon the company was manufacturing wooden machinist’s boxes
with felt lined drawers.
In the 1920s, it began manufacturing metal utility and tool
chests. When the parent company
went into receivership in 1931,
three former executives of the
Rochester company, decided to
move production to LeRoy. The
factory was located in the building on the east side of Church
Street, along the railroad tracks.
The large stone building was
the former LeRoy Cotton Mill.
(This massive building burned in
1949.) Union Tool Chest became
Union Steel Chest.
Union pioneered the first fully
seamless metal fishing tackle box
and cover in 1947. The cases were
manufactured elsewhere and
“trimmed” in LeRoy. During the
years that Union Steel Chest was
in LeRoy, it is estimated that 13
million tool boxes, utility boxes
and other types of metal boxes
were manufactured and distributed throughout the world.
Many were used by the armed
forces during World War II. At
one time the company employed
about 125 men and women
from LeRoy and vicinity. In
1973, the company relocated
to Chandler, Arizona and four
years later was bought out by
competitors. The facilities
in Arizona were closed in
1984 and inventories were
auctioned.
The wooden tool chests,
which were manufactured
until 1951, have become collectors items, often selling for
a couple hundred dollars. The
one that I have was purchased
by my husband in an antique
shop in Rhode Island. It
was in pretty good condition
and he lightly refinished the
quarter-sawn oak and replaced
the green felt. I use it for
a jewelry case.
Originally it was used
by a machinist to hold a
variety of precision tools
such as micrometers, inside and outside calipers,
punches, dies, and gauges. Looking through the
Union catalogue, I know
that I have an Improved
Style B with knobs on
the drawers. Usually the
chests have small recessed rings for pulls, but
only Union manufactured
drawers with knobs. One
of the knobs was broken,
and Ted Johnson, sent me
a replacement, which is just the
right size.
One of the men who brought
Union Tool Chest to LeRoy was
Seeley Pratt’s father. Seeley
continued with the company after
his father’s death, and moved to
Arizona. After the company was
bought out, he returned to LeRoy
and lived on East Main Street.
He was the “official” Union
Steel Chest historian, and people
often contacted him when they
wanted information about the
tackle boxes or tool chests. All
of his notes and catalogues are
now in the archives and provide a
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A total of 141 SUNY Oneonta students earned Provost’s
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The following area students
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Jacquelyn Carson of Le Roy,
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Nicholas Muehlbauer of Stafford, NY.
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Dansville, Lima, Medina and
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Hailey White of Le Roy, NY,
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Little League Wrap Up
Well the final week of the regular season
was played and the Scanlan Cup playoffs are
set. The Week of June 15-20 will feature the
quarterfinals with the #1 White Sox vs #8
Indians, #2 Orioles vs #7 Tigers, #6 Yankees
vs #3 Red Sox, and #4 Twins vs #5 A’s. On
June 20 the four winners will square off in
the semi-finals, followed by a best 3 series
played June 22-25. So please come on down
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Orioles 10 A’s 4
The Orioles and A’s squared off for the
3rd time this season on Monday night.
The Orioles struck first when after Adam
Risewick reached base and Tyler Strollo
singled, Alex Panepento connected for his
first career dinger, a 3-run shot over the
left field wall. Not to be outdone, A’s star
Chase Bordonaro connected in the bottom
of the first for his first career homer, leaving
the score at 3-1 Orioles after 1 inning. The
Orioles would get back on the board in the
3rd, after Panepento doubled, Cory Wallace
singled, and Connor Wright doubled to
extend the lead to 5-1. Back to it in the top
of the 4th, the Orioles scored 2 more on
another Panepento double, plating Risewick
and Tyler Strollo. Panepento would score on
a passed ball. Drew Strollo then laid down
a bunt, and would ultimately score after
speeding around the bases after an errant
throw to first base attempting to throw him
out. The A’s answered in the bottom of the
4th with 2 runs, powered by a triple by Brian
Roblee, an RBI single by Brady Fix, and an
RBI by Luke Rider, leaving the score at 9-3.
Both teams would score another late run,
resulting in a final score of 10-4 in favor
of the Orioles.
Aidan Robinson and Brady Fix pitched
for the A’s. Chase Bordonaro homered and
singled, Brian Roblee tripled and scored,
and Jackson Fix singled. Brady Fix tripled,
singled, had an RBI and scored twice, while
Connor McGee singled and Luke Rider
had an RBI.
Alex Panepento had a complete game
on the mound for the Orioles, striking out
3 while only walking 1. He also enjoyed
another monster game at the plate, going
3-3 with a homer, 2 doubles, 3 runs and 4
RBI. Adam Risewick also added 3 hits and
3 runs. Ty Strollo singled twice with 2 runs,
and younger brother Drew singled with a run
and RBI. Cory Wallace added a hit, scored
and also drove a run in. Connor Wright
doubled and Finn Shelby drove in 2 runs.
White Sox 9 Indians 2
The Indians and White Sox squared
off Wednesday night. The White Sox got
a quick start as Kenny Saunders lead off
with a single and would later score on a
hit by Bryce Lathan making the score 1 -0
after 1 inning. Zach Vanderhoof started
on the mound for the Indians and held the
White Sox to just 1 run through 2 innings
of play. Kenny Saunders got things started
for the White Sox in the top of the third
with a solo home run shot. Ryan Friend hit
a single and would later score to make the
score 3-0 after 3 innings of play. Kenny
Saunders was the starting pitcher for the
White Sox and pitched a shutout until the
bottom of the fourth when Shawn Morabito
hit a double and would later score on hit by
Matt Roloson. Matt Roloson would later
score to make the score White Sox 3 Indians
2 game after 4 innings of play. The White
Sox would add 6 runs in the top of the 5th
on hits from Andrew Kettle, Jason La Sage
and Mike Buccina. Both teams were held
scoreless in the 6th inning and the final score
was White Sox 9 and Indians 2. Pitching
for the Indians was Zach Vanderhoof who
pitched 3 2/3 innings striking out 7, Maverick McKenzie pitched 1 2/3 innings and Tom
Condidorio pitched the final 1 2/3 innings.
Kenny Saunders pitched a complete game
for the White Sox striking out 11. Hitting
for the Indians was Zach Vanderhoof with
2 doubles, Shawn Morabito with a double,
Matt Roloson with a single and Zach Flansberg with a single. Hitting for the White
Sox was Kenny Saunders with 2 singles
and a Home Run, Bryce Lathan with a single, Ryan Friend with a single and double,
Andrew Kettle with a single, Mike Buccina
with 2 singles, Jack Duyssen with a single
and Chase Cummings hit a single which was
his first little league hit.
Twins 3 Red Sox 2
The Twins and the Red Sox played for the
third time this season. The Twins pulled off
the 1-0 victory on opening day, and the Red
Sox won the second match up. With playoff
positioning on the line this would be a most
interesting rubber match.
The Red Sox didn’t waste any time
getting the offense going. Andrew Loftus
started things off with a lead off single
followed by a Johnny Panepento double.
Grant Gilligan drove them both in with a
single and the Sox would take a two run
advantage. In the bottom of the first the
Twins came out swinging as well. Colin
McCulley led off lacing a single into center
field. After a stolen base and a passed ball
McCulley would be on third. Joey Brennan
hit him in with a single.
After the first inning hits proved to be
difficult to come by. Andrew Loftus pitched
well, striking out eight batters before being
relieved by Grant Gilligan. The Twins used
three pitchers who would combine for
twelve strike outs while only surrendering
six hits. Cole Rauscher started, Colin McCulley came in relief and Ethan Beswick
closed it out.
The Red Sox were ahead 2-1 for most of
the game, but in the fifth inning the Twins
offense came alive. Colin McCulley reached
base with a walk. Ethan Beswick would get
on with a single. Then with two outs and two
on Cole Rauscher ripped the ball down the
left field line for a triple that brought home
McCulley and Beswick with the tying and
game winning runs. They led the offense for
the Twins. McCulley scored twice and had a
single. Beswick scored once and also had a
single. Cole Rauscher had a triple, and Joey
Brennan a RBI single.
Grant Gilligan had a great game at the
plate for the Red Sox. He came through with
a triple and two singles. Johnny Panepanto
had a double, and Andrew Loftus had a
pair of singles
Yankees 7 Tigers 1
On Thursday the Yankees and Tigers
were able to make up their previously rained
out game. The game would see the Yankees
go on to a 7 to 1 victory. Hitting stars for
the Yankees were Cody Lytle with 2 home
runs and 1 RBI, Ryan Shirley went 3 for 4 at
the plate scoring 2 runs, Ryan Higgins went
2 for 4 with 1 run scored, Zach Baker went
3 for 3 and also got on base after he was
hit by a pitch. Brett Babcock also added a
single and an RBI for the Yankees. For the
Tigers, Giovanni Caccamise went 2 for 3
with a triple and a single and scored a run.
Tyler Klien went 2 for 4 at the plate. Gianni
Ferrara and James added hits for the Tigers.
Blake would also earn an RBI. Cody
Lytle pitched a complete game allowing 7
hits while striking out 8 for the Yankees.
Giovanni Caccamise allowed 10 hits while
striking out 11 batters. Gianni Ferrara also
saw action on mound for the Tigers striking
out 1 batter.
Orioles 10 Twins 2
The Orioles and Twins opened up the
final Saturday day of baseball at the LL Field
on a damp field. The Twins struck early in
the 1st inning, when Joey Brennan scored
Cole Rauscher on a single. The Orioles
answered back in the bottom of the 1st,
using plate discipline to draw a few walks.
Eventually a big double by Connor Wright
scored Finn Shelby and Drew Strollo to give
the Orioles a 3-1 lead after 1.
Both pitching staffs settled down until the
Orioles struck with a big six run 4th inning.
Joey Stephany started the inning with a single, and would be driven in shortly after by
a Ty Strollo single. Another single by Alex
Panepento would load the bases, and Finn
Shelby cleared the bases with a big triple.
Consecutive singles by Cory Wallace, Connor Wright, and another single by Stephany
would finish the scoring in the 4th, giving
the Orioles a 9-1 lead. Colin McCulley
would score in the 5th for the Twins, and
the Orioles answered back with a Ty Strollo
single plating Adam Risewick, finishing the
scoring off 10-2 with the Orioles victorious.
Cole Rauscher (1 K), Colin McCulley
(6 Ks), and Joey Brennan shared pitching
duties for the Twins. Offensively, McCulley
singled and scored, Rauscher singled twice
and scored, and Brennan singled and had
an RBI. Ethan Beswick and Kaden Burger
added singles, while Lilly Uberty added two
big singles as well.
Alex Panepento (7 Ks) and Adam Risewick (5 Ks) both pitched 3 innings for the
Orioles. Risewick had 2 hits and 2 runs,
while Panepento added a single and run. Ty
Strollo singled twice and drove in 2 while
scoring 1, and Finn Shelby tripled, drove
in 3 and scored twice. Drew Strollo scored
and drove in a run, while Cory Wallace (1
run, 1 RBI), Connor Wright (2 RBI), and
Joey Stephany (1 run, 1 RBI) all had two
hits each.
Yankees 8 Indians 6
On Saturday the Yankees took on the Indians. The Yankees would go on to win the
game 8 to 6. Hitting stars for the Yankees
were Cody Lytle who went 2 for 4 at the
plate and scored one run and 1 RB1. Ryan
Shirley went 3 for 4 at the plate scoring 2
runs. Ryan Higgins went 1 for 2 at the plate
and also walked scoring 2 runs. Zach Baker
went 2 for 3 with 2 doubles 4 RBIs and 2
runs scored. Brett Babcock went 2 for 3
with 2 RBIs. Ieion Frawley had a base hit
and an RBI. Aaron Leone added a double
for the Yankees and scored 1 run. Hitting
stars for the Indians were Zach Vanderhoof
went 2 for 3 with a walk and 2 runs scored .
Shawn Morabito hit his first home run of his
little league career with a towering shot over
the left field wall. This came after Shawn’s
earlier trip to the plate where he hit a line
drive shot to left field that bounced over
the wall for a ground rule double. Shawn
ended the day going 2 for 3 plus earned a
walk. He would score 2 runs and get 1 RBI.
Landen Saeva went 2 for 2 at the plate and
earned a walk. Tommy Condidorio hit a
double Maverick Mckenzie also added a
hit for the Indians. Masen Mckenzie was a
menace at the plate drawing 2 walks. Pitching for the Yankees were Zach Baker, Brett
Babcock, Ieion Frawley, Merrit Holley, and
Aaron Leone. Pitching for the Indians were
Maveric Mckenzie, Shawn Morabito, and
Tommy Condidorio.
A’s 18 White Sox 15
In the final game of the regular season
for both clubs, the 1st place White Sox took
on the 5th place A’s. The game was a slug
fest and ended in a final of 18-15 A’s. Both
teams combined for 33 hits including two
home runs each by Brady Fix from the A’s
and Ryan Friend from the White Sox.
The A’s got multi-hit games by Chase
Bordonaro, Jackson Fix, Brady Fix, Luke
Rider, and Ayden Riggi. Bordonaro and
Brady Fix had 4 runs each while Jackson Fix
added 3, and Antonio Martinez and Ayden
Riggi chipped in with 2 each. Brady Fix
had 8 RBI’s including a Grand Slam which
proved to be the difference in the game.
Aiden Robinson, Bordonaro and Rider
combined to strike out 10 White Sox hitters
while walking 7. Bordonaro got the win on
the mound with Rider clinching the save.
The White Sox got multi-hit games
from Kenny Saunders, Bryce Lathan, Ryan
Friend, Jason LaSage, Mike Buccina and
Alex Dowell. Bryce Lathan had 4 runs,
while Friend, Andrew Kettle and Buccina
each had 2. Kettle, LaSage and Bryce
Lathan struck out 11 A’s batters while
walking ten.
The White Sox clinched the Historical
Cup with a 14-2 overall record and the first
seed in the Scanlan Cup playoffs. The A’s
finished 8-8 and will have the 5th seed in
the playoffs.
Tigers 8 Red Sox 3
The final regular season game of 2015
was played between the Tigers and Red
Sox. The Tigers plated two in the top half
of the first behind a walk by Gianni Ferrara,
singles by Giavanni Caccamise, James
Blake, Jackson Spezzano and a double by
Cam Greene. The Red Sox responded with
one of their own in the bottom of the first
on a run scored by John Panepento after a
lead off walk. The Tigers scored 4 more
runs in the second to make the score 6-1.
The highlight being a 2 run homerun to left
field by Cam Greene. The Red Sox half
of the second inning was highlighted by a
hard hit single to left field by Cole Ashley
to record his first hit of the season. In the
third inning the Tigers twice more crossed
home plate. After a lead off walk by Dylan
Maciag, Gianni Ferrara tripled then Luke
Caccamise singled to score Ferrara. The
Red Sox scored two of their own in the
bottom of the third which proved to be the
final runs of the game. Andrew Loftus and
Grant Gilligan singled and with two outs
Jimmy Burns doubled to left field to score
them both. Final score 8-3.
Pitching for Tigers were Cam Greene,
Gianni Ferrara and Luke Caccamise. Gianni
Ferrara finished 1-3 with a triple and 2 runs
scored. Luke Caccamise 2-4 with a run.
Giavanni Caccamise was 3-4 with a triple
and 2 runs. Cam Greene was 2-4 with a
double and home run. James Blake and
Jackson Spezzano added singles. Dylan
Maciag walked twice and scored two runs.
On the mound for the Red Sox were John
Panepento, Grant Gilligan and Jim Burns.
John Panepento scored once behind a pair
of walks. Andrew Loftus walked twice,
singled and scored a run. Grant Gilligan
added two hits and run scored. Jimmy Burns
doubled and Cole Ashley singled.
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OBITUARIES
WEEKLY EVENTS
LE ROY — Everres Kelley Jr., 84, of West
Main Street passed away Thursday afternoon (June 11, 2015) at the Batavia Health
Care Center. Memorials may be made to a
Cancer Organization of the donor’s choice.
SUNDAY, JUNE 21
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/
That’s My Story! Early Days in Le Roy! Woodward Memorial Library
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday Nights On Main Street in Le Roy! Listen to tales
of what it was like in the good old days. Registration required! Call 768-8300
or register online at www.woodwardmemoriallibrary.org.
PAVILION/FAIRPORT — Debra E. Sherman
died Wednesday (June 10, 2015) at age 51.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to
the First Baptist Church of Fairport (Steeple
Fund), to Lollypop Farm (99 Victor Rd.,
Fairport, NY 14450), or Pavilion Fire Dept.
(PO Box 156, Pavilion, NY 14525).
MONDAY, JUNE 22
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.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26
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.
BERGEN — Mark Allen Rowsick of Bergen
and Brockport was called to his Heavenly
home on Thursday (June 11, 2015). In recognition of their excellent work with and for
Mark, we ask that you consider memorials to
either Lifetime Assistance Inc., 465 Paul Rd.,
Rochester, NY 14624; or to the Alzheimer’s
Association of Rochester and Finger Lakes
Region, 435 East Henrietta Rd., Rochester,
NY 14620.
CALEDONIA — Marcela E. Ricci passed
away on Friday (June 12, 2015) at age 40.
Memorial contributions may be made to the
Mumford Branch Library, 883 George St.,
P.O. Box 89, Mumford, NY 14511; attention
Cindy Scott, Assistant Librarian.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 23
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.
Le Roy Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting (as necessary), 7:30 pm at the
Town Hall, 48 Main St. For further info. cal l768-6910, Ext. 223.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24
Village of Le Roy Board Meeting, 7 pm at the Village Hall, 3 West Main St.
The June meeting of the Stafford Historical Society will be a road
trip. On Wednesday, we will be boarding a bus at 6:30 P.M. at the Town Hall
located at the corner of Route 237 and Route 5. The intention of the Society has
been to repair the headstones and to tidy-up the town’s abandoned pioneer
cemeteries for our Town’s 200th birthday. Our road trip will be for members
and guests to view their condition. We have room for 30 to 35 people. Please
call 344-7070 or 343-1928.
THURSDAY, JUNE 25
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 Le Roy Board Meeting, 7 pm at the Town Hall Board Room, 48
Main St.
SENIOR CITIZENS ACTIVITIES
SATURDAY, JUNE 27
Animal Masks Program at the Woodward Memorial Library for
Kindergarten through Grade 2, from 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Presented by Explore and More Museum. Learn about animals masks and make your own!
Registration is required. Limit 24 children. Call 768-8300 or register online
at www.woodwardmemoriallibrary.org.
Multicultural Masks Program at the Woodward Memorial Library for
Grades 3-6, from 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. Presented by Explore and More Museum.
Learn about different cultures and why they use masks! Create your own
mask! Registration is required. Limit 24 children. Call 768-8300 or register
online at www.woodwardmemoriallibrary.org.
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.
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 30, 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.
Alumni celebrating 50 or more years from LeRoy High School will
gather for the 18th Annual Alumni Reunion. This will be held Friday, July
17th from 12 noon to 4 p.m. at Terry Hills Country Club, Clinton St. (rt.33),
Batavia, N.Y. Anyone interested in attending and for more information, you
may contact; Rose Scott at 768-7534
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]
(June 22nd - June 26th)
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:
Cribbage is scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m.
Wednesday: Quilters Group is scheduled to meet at 9:00 a.m.; Euchre game is scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m.; Medicare 101 Meeting is scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m.
Thursday:
Lifespan Meeting is scheduled to begin at 9:30 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:
Line Dancing and Art Class is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m.; Euchre is set to begin at 12:00 p.m.
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