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AUTOS FOR SALE
2002 Ford Taurus Sedan. Low mileage 35,000. Never driven in the winter. In good shape. Needs new tires as it is always garaged. Call 415310-1446. Firm: $1,300
1949 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUXE Mint Condition. 35,680 miles. Pictures available upon request. 7581 Norton Road, Elba, NY. Asking $30,000. Call 1-585-343-8919.
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BUILDERS & REMODELERS
Monday, May 28, 2018 • 10 am 9:30 am line-up Angola Fire Hall 41 Commercial St., Angola Festivities will take place at Forest Avenue Cemetery
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Computer Repair & Dell Sales. Professional Technicians. House calls available. Network Consulting Group of WNY, A+ Rating with BBB. PC problems fixed. Removal of spyware, malware & viruses guaranteed to speed up your computer. Go with a company you can trust. Over 25 years experience. Microsoft Certified Technicians. All work guaranteed. Registered partners with Dell Corp. We work on all computers. Call us at 947-4257. Credit cards accepted.www.ncgwny.com
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St. Francis Track & Field All Catholics 2018
The St. Francis Track & Field team completed the task of winning both the regular season and All Catholic of MMHSAAA Sunday outlasting 2 time defending All Catholic Champion St. Joe’s in team scoring 150 to 145. St. Francis won their first All Catholic Title since 2012. Senior Bo Sirieka set a St. Francis Individual record scoring 38 points over the two days and eclipsing the old record set last year by Jeff Walter who scored 36 points in the 2017 All Catholic. Ben Pinkowski also took home All Catholic honors as he claimed the triple jump title Sunday. St. Francis displayed depth and resiliency throughout the two days as they fought off St. Joe’s who had the lead after first day of the All Catholic. Highlights included
• 4x800 earns a hard earned 2nd place with Charlie Rath, Dan Spencer, Sam Attea and Mike Spencer running 8:51.50
• Chandler Edbauer throws a career best 40’8 to earn a 6th place in the shotput.
• Bo Sirieka jumps a career mark 21’9 to win the long jump. Ben Pinkowski jumps a career mark on 21’6.75 to get 2nd, while Brett Curtin also sets a career mark of 20’4.5 to earn 4th place. Xzavier Janczylik earns a 6th place point with his career best jump of 19’5.5. 23 points are scored in the event by St. Francis.
• Sam Attea is all out to earn a 6th place finish in the 3200m running 11:06.06 in a rain storm. After the event the High Jump is suspended due to conditions. St. Francis is down 9 points after 4 events.
• High Jump is the turning point as Bo Sirieka wins his 2nd event clearing 6’2 followed by Ben Pinkowski who finished 2nd clearing 5’8. Tom Moore clears 5’4 to finish 4th while Dan Busha and Justin Poumpey clear 5’2 to finish 5th and 6th. St. Francis High jumpers all score and earn 25pts. St. Francis is up 16 points after 5 events.
• Bo Sirieka finishes 2nd in the 800m running 2:04.10. His rally comes up short and after the race appears to have injured his leg. Mike Spencer runs 2:10.72 to grab 5th place. Sirieka is questionable for the 400 final.
• Josh Gabalski finishes 3rd in the 100m with a time of 11.61 into the wind. Xzavier Janczylik finishes 5th with a time of 11.95. St. Francis leads by 9 points after 7 events.
• In the 400m, Bo Sirieka shows St. Francis the way by digging down deep to out finish fellow teammate senior Jon smith winning the 400m in a time of 52.36 with Smith running 52.83. Tom Moore grabs another valuable point with his 6th place finish in a time of 54.38. St. Francis extends lead to 18 points. Sirieka sets All Catholic point mark for a St. Francis Track and Field Athlete with 38 points and is the 2nd Athlete to win 3 open events at the All Catholic (Jeff Walter 2017).
• Sophomore Patrick Connolly runs a career mark of 4:49.71 in the mile and finishes 4th. St. Francis lead is cut to 15 points.
• Nolan Thomas throws 117’7 to finish 4th in the Discus. Eric Schon throws 111’7 to finish 5th. St. Joe’s finishes 1-2-3 in the event. St. Francis is down 3 points after 10 events.
• Josh Gabalski runs 23.31 in the 200m and finishes 3rd. Dominik Thomas runs 24.31 in the finals and finishes 6th. St. Joe’s extends their lead to 10 points with 3 events left.
• Ben Pinkowski leads a St. Francis surge in the triple jump as he finishes 1st in the event jumping 42’1. Senior Brett Curtin jumps 40’9.75 to finish 2nd. Junior Dominik Thomas grabs 4th place in the event jump 38’9 to give St. Francis 22 points in the event. St. Francis regains the lead going into the final relays up by 9 points.
• 4x400 finishes 2nd running 3:39.74 in a race that was back and forth before St. Joe’s prevailed. Ryan Bowen, Mike Spencer, Tom Moore and Jon Smith ran strong legs and their efforts allow St. Francis to hold a 7 point lead with one event left.
• 4x100 of Ian Snyder, Xzavier Janczylik, Dominik Thomas and Josh Gabalski run 45.07 avoid a disaster with their 2nd pass of the baton and finish 2nd in the event behind St. Joe’s.
• St. Francis wins the All Catholic with a total of 150 points beating the 2 time defending all catholic Champion St. Joe’s who finished with 145 points.
• St. Francis Also had the following Athletes earn All Catholic at the Frosh-Soph Level. Charlie Rath 800m, Ben Sheehan Long Jump, Aidan Reichenberg Sprint Medley. Jacob Sacilowski Sprint Medley, Tyler Piwowarski Sprint Medley, Kyle English Sprint Medley, Nick Giglio 4x100 relay, James Hoffman 4x100 relay, Mario Moretti 4 x 100 relay, David Hayes 4x100 relay.
St. Francis competes at the CHSAA Federation Qualifier at Icahn Stadium NYC
May 26th.
BUILDERS
THANK YOU!!!
Lake Erie Beach Ladies Auxiliary would like to thank all who supported our Towel Bingo on May 20, 2018. It was a successful event. Special thanks to the following for donations towards this event:
• Addison’s Funeral Home
• Aunt Millie’s
• Bella Terra Greenhouse
• Cala’s Restaurant
• Chiavetta’s Catering
• Chiavetta’s Greenhouse
• Dan’s Restaurant
• Deli O’s
• Flowers by Darlene
• Headlines
• J&J Jewelers
• Just Pets
• Kwilos Greenhouse
• Mariah Hunter
• New Era
• Painted Poppy
• Sam’s Lumber
• The Flower Derby
• The Beer Store
• Turnbull’s Greenhouse
• Valvo’s Candy
Arline M. Jones (nee Schumacher)
Arline M. Jones (nee Schumacher) of Derby, NY, entered into rest May 15, 2018, Age 88. Beloved wife of the late Charles W. Jones. Loving mother of Mildred (Thomas) Weber, Linda (Ronald) White, Roy (Patti) Jones, Fred (Terri) Jones, Francine (Clayton) Calvert, Robert (Karol) Jones and the late Charles Jr., Jacqueline, Melvin and Michael. Sister of Eileen Weczerek and the late Jane Thonann, Matilda Belz, James , Peter, Robert, Ruth, George, Anna and Dolores Schumacher. Also survived by many grand, great grand and great great grandchildren. Arrangements by Addison Funeral Home, Inc. Interment services followed at Lakeside Cemetery.
Donna J. Stepniewski (nee Allen)
Donna J. Stepniewski (nee Allen) of Derby, NY, entered into rest May 15, 2018, age 61. Loving wife of Frank M. Stepniewski; dearest mother of Nathan (Jamie) Hallin and the late Byron Hallin; sister of Deborah Allen, Cynthia Fuller and Michael Allen; grandmother of Ashley and Grace Hallin. Arrangements by Addison Funeral Home, Inc. Interment services followed at Forest Avenue Cemetery.
Memorial Day
honors the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the United States military. Please note that the Angola Pennysaver will be closed Monday in observance of those brave men and women who gave it all to protect our borders and our freedom. We hope that you and your family relax and enjoy this beautiful weekend of reflection together.
-- The Angola Pennysaver
CHICKEN BARBEQUE
ANGOLA FIRE DEPARTMENT
Saturday, June 2nd Noon until sold out 51 Commercial St., Angola, NY
From the Old Photo Album
The Brant Super Market circa 1982
Casper Taylor of Brant, N.Y. photographed in 1906. According to our local history book, Casper would read aloud the latest Civil War news to the customers in the mid-1800 Brant, N.Y. General Store.
TOWN OF EVANS PARKS DEPARTMENT
549-0970
Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs. Fri. 8 am - 4 pm; Wed. 9 am - 5 pm
SOUTH CREEK POOL and TOWN BEACHES
are scheduled, tentatively, to open JUNE 25 - SEPTEMBER 1
Seven (7) days a week, noon-7 p.m. Pool Hours: daily 12-7 Beaches are open daily 12-7. Pool & beach hours of operation and closing date may change due to availability of lifeguards. CALL OUR OFFICE BEFORE JUNE 25th TO CONFIRM OPENING DATE.)
SENIOR WATER AEROBICS
YOU MUST REGISTER AT THE PARKS DEPARTMENT OFFICE IN THE TOWN HALL beginning Tuesday, June 5th, at 8 am Evans residents 55 years and older qualify for this program (must show proof of residency and age). Program runs from Monday, June 25th through Saturday, September 1st. Sessions will be 9-10 am, 10-11 am, AND 11-12 pm. Each class is limited to 25 participants THERE WILL BE A FEE FOR THIS PROGRAM: $25 Resident Fee, $50 Non-Resident Fee RESIDENT POOL PASSES AND RESIDENT PARK STICKERS are available. Please call us for fees and details.
The local corner store was not only a place to shop for food and necessities, but also a place to meet and visit with neighbors. We are sharing with you a few tidbits of information regarding our corner store (which sadly, is no longer in business), that we discovered in our 1964 Brant history book: “On the southeast corner now occupied by the Brant Supermarket, stood a general store owned by Horatio P. Muffit. He was succeeded by Richard Sherman about 1864. It was in this store that Casper Taylor would sit around the stove reading Civil War news to other customers. John Winter had the store in the 1870’s and Grange meetings were held upstairs. George W. Koehler, William Koehler were subsequent owners and were considered to have one of the best-stocked general stores in the area. The last owners before the building burned in 1917 were Henry and Eugene Bowers. Later, a gas station operated by Sam LaDuca and Clarence DiCenzo, was erected and in 1949, the Brant Supermarket was opened by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gervas.”
At the time of this 1982 photo, the owner of the Brant Super Market was John Herc. He had purchased the store from Anthony “Tony” Gervas in 1977. We had a chance to interview John in 2013 and according to him, it was Tony who added the cement block front addition we see today on the building. He also told us that during the “horse and buggy days” the back of the store was once used as a blacksmith shop. John recalled that Clarence DiCenzo owned the Kendall Motor Oil gas station and he told us that inside of the station was a 1950’s style soda fountain shop, serving milkshakes, hamburgers and hot dogs.
Under John’s management the supermarket included a deli, grocery and a meat case stocked with steaks, hamburger and pork chops. He also processed venison, making some of the best venison sausage around. His three children helped him to run the store. In 1990, John Herc sold the store to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Roblaird who owned the store until 1995.
The store sat vacant until 1997 when Judy Peacock purchased it, changing the name to “Pea-Deli”. During Judy’s ownership, counters and a seating area were added for in-store dining. She served breakfast sandwiches, lunch and dinner. Her submarine sandwiches and pizza were very popular! Judy owned the store until 2001.
When Judy made the decision to sell the store, a group of community minded individuals bought shares in the Brant Investment Group (BIG) and the Brant Renaissance Group, Inc. Determined to keep a store in town, the group purchased the store from Judy. After several attempts to find and retain store managers and after encountering a variety of hardships, the Brant Supermarket/Deli, affectionately known as “The Brant Store” eventually closed. Today, the building (no longer a store), is owned by a private individual.
by Brant- Farnham
The family of the late Donna Stepniewski would like to thank all who attended her wake and funeral. A special thank you to Randy and Scott Addison. Also a special thank you to Paster Loos.
Donna will be greatly missed!
EVENTS
Ladies Bible Study, Every Thursday 10am at the Evans Chapel, 985 Church Rd, Angola
TEEN ACTIVITY: Ages 1219, Every Friday 7- 10pm. Games, Fun, Food & Practical Bible Lesson at the Evans Chapel, 985 Church Rd, Angola
COME PLAY TENNIS! All levels, all welcome. Thursdays, 10am- 12 noon at Evans Town Park.
FINANCIAL
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SAVE YOUR HOME! Are you behind paying your MORTGAGE? Denied a Loan Modification? Is the bank threatening foreclosure? CALL Homeowner’s Relief Line now for Help! 855-794-7358
TURNING 65? Confused about Medicare Plans? Supplement vs. Advantage Plans? I can explain in terms you’ll understand. John Chiavetta, 549-0150. Offering AARP/ United Healthcare, BC-BS, Univera.
FIREWOOD
Firewood Sale: $45.00 a cord you pick up 863-5000.
NOTICE of FORMATION of a DOMESTIC
Articles of Organization for Lakeside Watersport Rentals, LLC was filed with the NY Dept of State on April 13, 2018 for any lawful purpose. LLC is located at 9533 Lakeshore Rd, Angola, NY 14006. NYSS may mail a copy of any process to the LLC at 215 Garfield Ave, Angola, NY 14006.
ANGOLA’S VILLAGE WIDE
YARD SALE DAY
Saturday, June 2, 2018 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Rain date Sunday, June 3rd)
Sponsored by The Friends of the Village, Inc. “ Working together to make a difference”
YARD SALE LOCATIONS
Alexandra Ter- 7,8 Beverly Dr- 7 Center St- 14, 110
Eden Evans Center Rd- 1509, 1551 Franklin- 31 Grove- 108, 169, 175, 176, 180 High St- 78
John R Dr.- 20
SS. Peter & Paul Parish Students Work on Woodworking Project
Students at SS. Peter & Paul School in Hamburg were busy with a wood-working project as part of their STREAM curriculum.
The STREAM curriculum is an educational movement designed to provide students with a strong foundation in science, technology, religion, engineering, arts, and math. This modern philosophy focuses on providing the knowledge needed to succeed in future vocations. As part of this goal, students have been immersed with state of the art technology in their classrooms. STREAM allows students to connect their learning experience in the designated areas that will help develop their skills for 21st century employment.
Students were reusing old pallets to help make things for their classroom.
Pictured above is Pastor Rev. Art Mattulke helping the students cut the pallet. From left are Mattulke, Lucas Ingrando, William Lindstrom and Jason Merrick. Contributed SS. Peter & Paul Parish
Lake St- 92, 201, 208, 232, 896, 900, 906, 930
Lincoln Ave.- 30, 36
North Main- 90, 123, 251, 299
Railroad Ave- 1
South Main- 22
Sunset Blvd- 49, 54
Stellane- 41
Terrylynn Dr- 40, 56
Participating Dentist:
CHICKEN BAR-B-Q
Kitchen
FOR SALE
Geraniums (12 colors), Hanging Baskets (100’s to choose from, starting at $12, 2 for $20), Annual Flowers, Perennials, Vegetable Plants, and much more at Old Orchard Greenhouse and Nursery, Commercial Street, Farnham, NY - 7133429, 868-9522. Open 9am- 5pm daily.
NEON SIGNS used at Mickey Rats & Captain Kidds. Priced from $100 to $300 now for sale by appointment. 549-6141.
GARAGE/YARD SALES
MULTI FAMILY SALE: Sat., June 2, 8am- 3pm, 6180 Woodford Drive, Lakeview (off Route 5).
HUGE MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE. June 1st, 2nd and 3rd. 8:30am - ? 12128 Quaker Road, Lawtons. Neat, Clean and Organized!!! See ad on Craigslist!
HUGE GARAGE SALE: June 1, 2 & 3, 9am- 4pm, 7258 Derby Road, Derby. Items and photos on Craig’s List.
STREET SALE: Multi houses. Crescent Drive, Derby. June 1/2 from 9-3.
PALMIERI PAVING
HUGE ANNUAL YARD SALE: 691 Perry St, Farnham. Fri., Sat., June 1, 2. 9am- 4pm. Rain date- Fri., Sat., June 8, 9. Household items, tools, dolls, lift chair, collectibles, big mans clothes, plus size womens, china, glassware, much, much more.
LEGAL NOTICE
YARD SALE: Furniture, household items, collectibles, auto & motorcycle misc. Friday/ Saturday June 1/2 9AM. 145 Arthur, Angola.
MOVING SALE: Grandview Bay, Angola. Ivy Road, off Waterman. Friday 6/1, Saturday 6/2, 8-12
YARD SALE: 1788 South Creek Road, Derby, NY. Friday- Saturday, June 1 & 2, 8am- 5pm. Good selection ladies clothes, jewelry, new items, tools, tires, antiques, americana.
GARAGE/ ESTATE SALE : Furniture, clothing, kitchenware, home accessories, tools and more. 444 Lakeside Road, Angola. 2- days only. Start 6/2 through 6/3; time: 9am- 3pm.
TAKE NOTICE: I, the undersigned Collector of Taxes in and for the Village of Angola, NY for this year have received the tax roll and warrant for collecting of same. I will receive such taxes at the Village Clerk’s Office, 41 Commercial Street, Angola, NY from June 1, 2018 thru July 2, 2018 (both dates inclusive) between the hours of 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily except SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, and for that period of time, taxes may be paid without additional charge. On all taxes remaining unpaid after July 1, 2018 a seven and onehalf per cent (7 ½ %) penalty will be added for the first month and an additional one and one-half per cent (1½ %) for each month or fraction thereof until paid. All taxes remaining unpaid after November 1, 2018 will be submitted to the County of Erie for collection, Pursuant to NYS Laws of 1980, Chapter 745, Section 1426, Subdivision 2.
Warrant dated May 14, 2018 BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE BOARD Nicole Milks Tax Collector Village of Angola
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WERE YOU AN INDUSTRIAL OR CONSTRUCTION TRADESMAN and recently diagnosed with LUNG CANCER? You and your family may be entitled to a SIGNIFICANT CASH AWARD. Call 1-877-689-5293 for your risk free consultation.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
CARPENTER FOR HIRE:
30 Years Experience. Large or small jobs. Call John Vacanti, 549-3319.
Don Hill’s quality work at reasonable rates. All home repairs done professionally; windows, doors, insulation, kitchens and bathrooms. Don Hill, 337-2433
TILES: Hardwood floors, installs, refinish, painting, wallpaper, drywall, plastering, basement remodel, bathroom remodel, custom built walk- in showers. 40 years. Buff-Pro.com 716328-3869
AIRLINES ARE HIRINGGet FAA approved hands on Aviation training. Financial Aid for qualified students - Career placement assistance. CALL Aviation Institute of Maintenance 888-686-1704
KEMPO KARATE INSTITUTE Little Dragon Karate Program, 3-5 year olds. Call 947-4873. MPB Gymnasium. Mr. Dan Genovese: Hanshi, Derby; Mr. Chris Carney: Shihan, Hamburg; Mr. Neil Rodriguez: Shihan, Angola.
AIRLINES ARE HIRINGGet FAA approved hands on Aviation training. Financial aid for qualified students - Career placement assistance. CALL Aviation Institute of Maintenance 1-866296-7094.
LANDSCAPING/ LAWN CARE
TOPSOIL, GRAVEL, shale, slag and fill. Compare my prices! New lawns, driveways, sewer and septic systems, demolition, backhoe and bulldozing. FRANK MONTELEONE. 549-5160.
TOPSOIL, GRAVEL, SLAG, millings, fill, new lawns, driveways, demolition, backhoe and bulldozer, tree removal, land clearing. 5493857/ 913-6317.
LAWN ROLLING: Reliable at affordable prices. Call for free estimate! (716)4919255
GREEN OR WHITE LANDSCAPING LLC: Mowing, cleanup, mulch. Residential and Commercial. Call or text David 984-6366.
Great Outdoors Lawncare & Landscaping: Accepting new commercial/ residential lawncare customers. Full service includes: Flower bed maintenance, tree removal, rip-outs, design & installation, retaining walls, patio pavers and walkways. Mini excavator with thumb- able to clear lots, dig ditches, excavate and more! Call Brent, (716)992-2262.
AVA Lawnscapes: Your affordable lawn care solution in Evans. Licensed and insured. 716-427-9720
LAWN MOWING, shrub trimming and yard cleanup. Very affordable. Free estimates. 536-3028
JUNE
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LAKE SHORE
CENTRAL SCHOOLS
June
June
June 19 AJS Grade 5 Ceremony at 9:15 am
June 19 Highland Grade 5 Ceremony at 1:30 pm
June 20 Middle School - Last day for student attendance - AM Schedule - Dismissal at 11 am
June 20 Elementary Schools (K-5) - Last day of student attendance - AM Schedule - Dismissal at 12 noon
June 21 Staff Development Day Opportunity for all LSCTA Members
June 21 Mandatory Graduation Rehearsal at Middle School from 8:30-11:00 am
June 21 Senior-Junior Prom from 6-10 pm at Salvatore’s Italian Gardens
June 22 Last full day for staff (rating day & faculty meetings)
June 23 Class of 2018 Graduation in the Middle School Auditorium @ 1:30 pm
TOWN OF BRANT
Silver Sneakers Senior Exercise Class @ Senior Community Building Mon., Wed., & Thurs. 9:30 am – 10:30 am
June 5 Planning Board Meeting 7 pm
June 6 Seniors Meeting, Senior Community Building — 12:00 pm Traffic Court, (Judge Kaczmarek Presiding) Town Hall Courtroom, 6:00 pm
•Proper dress is required for Court.
June 7 Library on Wheels, Town Hall Parking Lot — 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
June 9 Loose Threads Quilting Group, Senior Community Building — 9:00 am to 3:30 pm
June 12 Town Board Meeting, Town Hall — Workshop: 6:30 pm, Meeting: 7:00 pm
June 14 Criminal Court (Judge Gier Presiding), Town Hall Courtroom — 6:00 pm
•Proper dress is required for Court.
Republican Committee Meeting, Senior Community Building — 7:00 pm
June 15-17 Brant Summer Festival
June 16 Court-Mandated Driver Improvement School, Town Hall — 8:45 - 11:45 am
June 20 Historical Society Meeting, Town Hall, 7:00 pm
June 21 Library on Wheels, Town Hall Parking Lot — 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Criminal Court (Judge Kaczmarek Presiding), Town Hall Courtroom — 6:00 pm
•Proper dress is required for Court.
June 27 Kim Peck from Senator Jacobs’ Office, Town Hall — 9:30 am to 11:30 am
Traffic Court (Judge Gier Presiding), Town Hall Courtroom — 6:00 pm
•Proper dress is required for Court.
Democratic Committee Meeting, Senior Community Building – 7:00 pm
June 26 e-Waste (Computers, TVs, Electronics) and Tire Disposal, 9 am – 12 noon Highway Dept. 992 Brant-Farnham Rd.
TOWN OF EVANS
June 1 9 am - 12 pm @Town Hall- Free Housing Counseling Services
June 4 6 pm @ Town Hall - Recycling, Conservation & Climate Smart Board/ Committee Meeting
June 6 6 pm @ Town Hall - Agenda Mtg. 7 pm @ Town Hall- Board Meeting
June 7 10 am - Noon @ Senior Center “Thank a Vet” Discount Program Outreach event, hosted by Mickey Kearns, 1:30-3:30PM EC Library Bookmobile @ Tops (Derby), Noon @Town Hall - Citizens for Responsible Choices, 6:30 pm @ Town Hall- Disability Committee Mtg,
June10 10:15 am @ Lake Erie Beach Fire Hall - Fred Garrasi III Memorial 5k
June 11 5 pm @ Senior Center - Senior Advisory Board Meeting 6 pm @ Senior Center
- All Veterans Information Event and Vietnam Veteran Pinning Ceremony, hosted by Mary Hosler, , 7PM @ Senior Center- Travel Club meeting, 7PM @ St. Pt. Maintenance Bld. - Sturgeon Point Advisory Committee
June 12 7 pm @ North Evans Vol. Fire Hall- North Evans Fire District Meeting
June 13 6 pm @ Town Hall- Work Session 6:30 PM @ Town Hall- Zoning Board of Appeals Mtg. 7 pm @ Town Hall - Planning Board Work Session
June 18 7pm @ Evans Historical Museum - “Bennett Beach Discoveries
” Presented by Jim Bucki
June 20 6 pm @ Town Hall- Agenda, 7 pm @ Town Hall- Board Mtg.
June 21 1:30-3:30 pm EC Library Bookmobile @ Tops (Derby)
June 27 6 pm @ Town Hall - Work Session, 7 pm @ Town Hall - Planning Board Meeting
SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES
Mon. 9:00 am / coloring corner (every wk.) ;11:00 am / Resistance Band exercise (every wk.); 9-3 pm / Charity Quilting (every 2nd Monday each month)
Tues. 10:00 am / Bingo (every wk.); 10:00 am / Low Impact Cardio (every wk.); 10-12 / Open Computer Lab (every wk.)
Wed. 9:00 am / Coloring Corner/Puzzles (every wk);10:00 - 11:00 am / Sitting in Motion Exercise (every wk); 10-12 pm / Open Computer Lab (every wk.); 1:45 pm - 2:45 pm / Tai Chi/standing & sitting style, for senior population *NEW 1:30-3:30 pm Painting w/ Acrylics (2nd & 4th Wed. in June)
Thurs. 9:00-3:00 pm Cards (every wk); 9:00-3:00 pm Beginners Quilting Class (1st & 3rd Thursday, month of June); 9:00-3:00 pm Open Quilting Workshop (every wk.) 10:00-11:00 pm Dance Expression w/ Nancy Jo (2nd & 4th Thurs. of June)
Fri. 9:00-3:00 pm Puzzles, Board Games, Coloring Corner (every wk); 10:30-12:00pm Beginners Crochet Class; 10:30-11:30 am / Line Dancing (every wk.) 1:00-3:00 pm Beginners Sewing Class (NEW session starting May – June)
Speakers @ Senior Center
• Monday, June 4th @ 12:30 pm - Erie County Fraud Protection Presentation
• Wednesday, June 6th @ 1:00 pm- Roswell Park / Dr. Elizabeth Repasky on Understanding Immunotherapy
• Thursday, June 7th @ 10-12:30 pm “ Thank You” Discount Veteran cards on site w/Mickey Kearns office
• Saturday June 9th @ 12:30-3:30 pm 2nd Senior Center Social Dance, featuring “Mystery Hill Band” on @ Sr. Center Public welcome ..presale tickets only
• Tuesday, June 12th @ 12:30 pm Positive Thinking presented by BCBS Melanie Washington
• Thurs., June 14th @ 12:30 pm Lighthouses of the Seaway Trail by NY.State Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation
• Monday, June 18th @ 10-12:00 pm Buffalo Hearing & Speech Loss hearing tests and information on resources
• Monday, June 20th @ 10-12:00 pm Arts Access to explain Free /Low cost Arts and Culture Opportunities for all.
• Monday, June 25th 10-11:30 am Eat Smart NY Program Food Demo w/ Cornell Cooperative Extension Erie County
• Thursday, June 28th @ 12:30 pm The Erie Canal / The Creation of the Empire State presented by Explore Buffalo
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From the Old Photo Album
Farnham Garage also known as Kraft’s Garage Corner of Commercial Street and Erie Road, Farnham, N.Y.
Today we are sharing with you, this history of “Kraft’s Garage”. It was written by Dr. Anna Martorana (former Mayor of Farnham) for the 1999 Summer/Fall Newsletter issue of Brant-Farnham History Whole No. 37.
In the fall of 1994 the remains of the first garage built in the Village of Farnham were removed. From 1925-1994 it stood at the intersection of Route 249 (formerly referred to as Mud St., currently referred to as Commercial St.) and Route 5 (also referred to as Erie Rd.). Like other buildings, this building had a history which ended when it was demolished. With its removal, Farnham also lost a part of its history.
Earlier records show that the tract of land on which the garage was built was owned by Fred Howard. On November 12, 1884 he turned the property over to Theodore Behrens and his wife Fredericka. It remained in the Behrens’ family until, March 31, 1920, when the Behrens sold a section of lot No. 83 township 8 range 9 to Frank Kraft and Joseph A. Egloff. It was on this plot of land that the garage was built. In 1921 Frank Kraft became sole owner of the lot and it was at this time that the garage was built.
The garage was a modern building, made in bricks and included all the necessary equipment to maintain and service automobiles. It sold gasoline, kerosene and Armstrong tires. Needless to say the garage was a success. It served a vital need for the village and its environment.
In 1925, like many other businesses of this era, it began to fail. From 1925 on, the property changed ownership many times. It was owned by Brickoltz and Al, Frank C. Nordblum and wife Ida, Silver Creek National Bank (1926-1936), and from 1937-1945 by the Huntly Manufacturing Co. (what this company intended to do with the building was never recorded). On November 17, 1952, the Huntly Co. sold it to Albert Meyers, who in turn conveyed (1982) it to his wife, Mary Catherine and daughter Josephine (Meyers) Battaglia. They are the last owners of the property.
The building began as a much larger building than the one that was demolished. When Route 5 was widened (changing from two lanes to four), the entire front of the building was removed. This was the section where the gasoline pumps were and where autos would drive in to receive service and gas. All that remained from the original building was the section in which automotive maintenance work was done.
Over its lifetime this building served as a garage, a bus stop, a waiting room, a gathering place for teen-agers, a candy store, source of employment for a few people and a repository for a variety of used tools and autos.
Contributed by Brant- Farnham Historical Society
SUNY Fredonia Degree Candidates for Spring 2018
Fredonia President Virginia S. Horvath announced the following students who are spring 2018 candidates for degrees. The students, their hometowns and degrees are as follows:
Angola
Timothy S. Densmore, Bachelor of Science, Computer Science
James T. Glascott, Bachelor of Arts, Psychology
Colin B. Hart, Bachelor of Arts, Communication - Journalism
Michael R. Hontz, Bachelor of Arts, Criminal Justice
Jennifer L. Lee, Bachelor of Arts, Criminal Justice
Brandon P. Safe, Bachelor of Arts, English - Adolescence Educ
Jessica R. Shean, Master of Science, Speech-Language Pathology
Lake View
David B. Denz, Master of Science in Education, TESOL - MSEd
Jeri L. Franklin, Master of Science, Biology
Jack R. Morgan, Bachelor of Arts, Political Science
Emily A. Raymond, Bachelor of Science, Social Work
Olivia A. Weixlmann, Bachelor of Arts, History
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FOR RENT/ SALE: Reduced new double wide $78,900 or Rent to own- $1000/ month. Melody Meadows Mobile Home Park 549-5995.
FOR RENT: 6901 Erie Road, Derby. Upper apartment, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, utilities not included. No pets allowed. $675/ month. Call 549-5995.
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Local Resident Inducted into ASC’s Phi Kappa Phi Chapter
The Alfred State College (ASC) chapter of Phi Kappa Phi was honored to recently induct Robert Ricotta (electrical engineering technology, Derby) into the nation’s oldest, largest, and most selective honor society for all academic disciplines.
Contributed by The Alfred State College Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi
News from St. Anthony’s Church, Farnham, N.Y.
On May 7th, 2018 during a special mass, Rev. James W. Fliss, Pastor of St. Anthony’s Church in Farnham, N.Y. presented five candidates to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation. Their Confirmation teacher and coordinator is Keith Dash, who shared his time and faith in preparing the Candidates for this night.
During this mass, the Most Reverend Richard J. Malone, Th.D., Bishop of Buffalo performed the Confirmation ritual according to Roman Catholic tradition. Invited priests, confirmation sponsors, friends and family members and parishioners of St. Anthony’s Church were in attendance to witness this special celebration.
A Confirmation banner, sewn by Mrs. Bonnie Anticola was displayed on the altar. It consists of symbolic quilt squares prepared by each of the candidates. For her square, Rachael Conklin chose the symbols of a Ribbon and the Number 25 in memory of her best friend whose softball jersey number was 25. Benjamin Rinehart chose the symbols of a Cross, Fish, Sneaker, Hands, Tree and Sunset because they represent Faith and his inspiration of God. The symbol of a Softball, Flip Flops, Ribbon, Paw print and Cross were chosen by Sydnea Schiedel because they represent her love of sports, summer, her friend, animals and her faith. Leanne Schwartz chose the symbols of a Ribbon, a Cardinal and a Palm tree. The ribbon is in memory of her friend Caitlyn. The cardinal in memory of her grandma, and the Palm tree represents tropical places. Aidan VanSlycke chose the symbols of a Shoe and a Puzzle piece. The shoe representing Cross Country and Trackhis Patron Saint Sebastian. The puzzle piece symbolizing Autism awareness.
Following the Mass, all were invited and enjoyed a celebration reception in the church hall.
Pictured: Youth Ministry students of St. Anthony’s Church in Farnham, received the Sacrament of Confirmation. Shown in the photo are: L-R: Sydnea Schiedel, Leanne Schwartz, Rev. James W. Fliss - Pastor, Rachael Conklin and Benjamin Rinehart. Absent from the photo is Aidan VanSlycke.
Contributed by Brant- Farnham Historical Society
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