GENESEE VALLEY PENNY SAVER
●
GVPENNYSAVER.COM 1-866-812-8111
Page 45
LIVINGSTON EDITION
●
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2018
Our team is ready for your challenge! • Website Design and Maintenance • Computer Repair • Networking • Hosted Email • Server Monitoring/Maintenance
53 Genesee Street, Avon • 226-2526 • www.hurritech.com
There's so much beauty and kindness around us but it's too often overshadowed by sad news. My day was brightened, however, during a recent shopping trip when a lovely young lady stopped me and offered a beautiful bouquet of flowers. When she asked, "Would you like these?" I said, "That's so nice of you, but may I pay you for them?" She replied, "No I just want you to have them." She then offered the receipt for her purchase. On Wednesday, January 24th at Overwhelmed, I thanked her and the Applebee’s in Geneseo we gave her a big hug. Before we were enjoying lunch. When we parted, I asked for her name and went to pay our bill we were promised to pay this act of pleasantly surprised to hear that kindness forward. Not everyone two gentlemen on their lunch believes in angels, I know, but I break had noticed us, two Vets and met mine on January 19 in the their spouses, and had paid our produce aisle at Calkins Road bill. This was greatly appreciated. Wegmans. Her name was Hanna.
The Batavia Valu Home Centers team would like to thank everyone who donated warm clothing and toys to the Salvation Army this Christmas season. Your generosity helped make this a truly Merry Christmas for many. Thank you, Barbara A Nicolas, Store Manager, Batavia Valu Home Centers
an accident, your car and having to see a deer be put down. Regarding the poor Beagle dog who is left outside 24/7 in all weather conditions causing her to shiver, this is "cruelty to an animal." Instead of venting, "please" call your local animal control person or the Humane Society and report the owner because the beagle and all animals receiving in-humane treatment deserve a better life and home with someone who will give them I read the two separate I Gotta Vent love. articles in last week's." Column and Next time I e-mail you, town, there are answers to these articles. which I did THREE times, I want Regarding the deer crossing the a response. Don’t treat me like a roads, we put "deer whistles" on the lesser person. I own this property front bumpers of our cars, which with my husband and our taxes work by the way. The cost of the pay your salary. Every time I ask deer whistles are minimal, very easy you something I am TOTALLY to put on bumper. The sound of the IGNORED just because I am not whistle stops the deer. This may save the Mr. contacting you. I hope
that person is elected who will hold accountability over this town in the elections. You respond to my husband but you totally ignore me. I live here, too, in this town; I am a citizen in this town. It is inexcusable not to answer an inquiry when you’re asked. I am not a lesser citizen just because I am not my husband. Don’t treat me like I don’t live in this town. It was NOT appreciated!
Many thanks from the Lima Food Pantry volunteers to everyone who so generously supported the Pantry throughout 2017 and during the holidays. We were able to serve 55 families at Thanksgiving and again at Christmas, and also supplied gifts for the children of the families that use the Pantry. Your generosity makes it possible for our clients to know they have a place to go when there is a need.
I want to express my deepest appreciation for the wonderful folks who came to my rescue on Sunday, Jan. 28, when I fell on ice in Geneseo while walking my dog, and broke my leg. Within less than a minute a kind gentleman stopped his car to see what he could do to help. When I said I was unable to stand, and didn't have my phone with me, he called 911. A neighbor who is a nurse rushed over to see what she
Sure the young man soliciting donations at the entrance/exit
was being very pushy. But on your way out, with your back turned, did you need to let out a rant using the "F" word? Your granddaughter, maybe 4 or 5, was holding your hand while you yelled. Good "role model" for a child. What about her parents, also walking alongside you. They didn't even "bat an eyelash" at
could do, and to make sure I wasn't bleeding or had hit my head. Another neighbor not only took my dog's leash, but also offered to keep him at her home until being picked up, after I left in an ambulance. Experiences like this give me faith in the true kindness and generosity of our neighbors and why living in a small town is like always being among friends. I am now at home, doing okay.
your GARBAGE MOUTH. Three role models for that child. How impressive! Local beautiful church, with glass window front, with flags of
different countries flying in front of it. Please take a minute to look at the 2 United States Flags, they are torn and shabby. I hope next time I drive by, I will see new ones in their place. Thank you! People wear too much perfume and aftershave when they are out in
public causing major breathing problems for those with allergies or other health problems. You may not be able to smell it but others do and then have to leave the room when they have trouble breathing. It is even worse for those stuck on a bus trip or in a meeting, restaurant, or a vehicle.