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SODUS, October 6 - JV Spartan Sopho more Matthew Mares sets himself up for a header into the back of the net as the cross pass is out of reach for the Dansviile goalie. Sodus went on to win in convinc ing fashion with an 8-1 thumping of the Mustangs on Saturday. The JV Spartan team currently holds a record of 7 wins, 3 losses and 5 ties with three games remain ing on the season. They will host NRW on Wednesday, October 10. Please turn to pages 14-16 for more sports. LYONS, October 6 - Mural enthusiasm con tinued this weekend with a Walk Around the Murals. Please turn to Scrapbook on page 7 for an article by Brooks Tenney. Troop 125 shares summer of BSfun fea !>' tM«W< ' 2& V3 From Troop Scribe Rick Yackel WILLIAMSON - The troop's had an amazing summer. We've gone on many trips and have many tales to tell. We have gone from the islands of the Bahamas to the capital of Canada. So, without further ado, here's our summer summary. Our first trip was, as usual, to the scout camp Babcock-Hovey. The theme for the week was Scouting Through Time. We had about fifteen scouts attend. Almost every scout that attended, earned all three merit Continues on page 8 the Hi 1 1 Hill 11 lilt WW! II mi >, v ••• >i -• •> ' > \ \ ' V i' i FOR BBf& OUfl K 1 .nil ( J : I i f, i \<\\v M riY ! 'i <\ ' 1 ' Tom Dawes (r), admiringly looks at the UltraCruiser plane he and his brother built in his basement, as (l-r), brother Joe, son-in-law Ben Minier, and son Tim, work to get the plane fastened to the trailer prior to moving it. By Perry Howland UltraCruiser airplane emerges after 4 year gestation period Tom Dawes and brother Joe build 2nd aircraft in Tom's basement workshop By Perry Howland PULTNEYVILLE, October 6 - Thanks ing that if he overcame his injuries, he: ment, celebrating its completion with a to another's deal made with God, 11 \would dedicate his life to God and help- rollout in June 2001. The John Wesley Pultneyville's Tom Dawes and his ing others.\ Dawes was named for Tom's late brother, brother Joe recently completed a four- Part of Hummel's helping others When talking with Dawes, much was year labor of love, building their first air- found him designing and building the made of the extensive 'pondering' that plane in Tom's basement on Jay Street. UltraCruiser, which he named \God's takes place whenever he considers under- As for the deal, this took place between Gift.\ Dawes acquired the plans for this taking a project of this magnitude. One UltraCruiser designer James \Morry\ ultralight airplane and considered build- of his main concerns and biggest chal- Hummel and God after he was involved ing one of these all-aluminum, low-wing Ienges, that took up much of his waking in an accident with his Mini-MAX machines in his basement workshop. Af- and sleeping time, was building this cre- ultralight in the late 1980's that nearly cost ter all, Tom and his younger brother Joe arion in such a small space. Especially him his life. Hummel made a pact, say- had constructed a glider in the same base- Continues on page 11 Photos by Wilma Young Roger Brown and Chip Stevens with concept plan for future planned community Harborside West, the future is looming WILLIAMSON, October 2 - The Wil liamson Planning Board moved their meeting from the smaller meeting room at the Town Complex to the larger court room so that everyone interested and in volved could get a better view of a con cept plan for a Planned Unit Develop ment (PUD) of an upscale residential/ mixed-use community to be built just west of the Pultneyville Yacht Club be tween Lake Ontario and Lake Road on By Wilma Young 78 acres of land within a walking distance to the hamlet of Pultneyville. \If s not that often that you get to do a project of this scale,\ explained Architect Roger Brown as he pointed to the con cept map, \this is not your typical subur ban sprawl. We are trying to create a tra ditional neighborhood developed the way towns were created at the turn of the century.\ Continues on page 10 Five WC Women Can didates receive grants Fava WAYNE COUNTY, October 5 - The Eleanor Roosevelt Legacy Com- mittee is building a new generation of Democratic women candidates, informed voters, and political ac tivists in New York State. The Eleanor Roosevelt Legacy Com mittee was inspired by the dynamic legacy of Eleanor Roosevelt, one of the most influential figures of the 20th cen tury. Eleanor Roosevelt dedicated her life to ex- panding the role of women in politics and government. As she fa mously baid, democ racy is not about words, but action. This year Eleanor's Legacy has awarded nearly $110,000 to over 170 women candidates for elections in New York State. Five women candidates in Wayne County re ceived grants to sup port their local cam paigns They are: Mary Ellen Fava, Candidate for Town Clerk, Sodus; Heidi Jarvis, Candidate for Town Clerk, Palmyra; Melinda Johnson, Candidate for Town Clerk, Williamson- Elaine VandeMortel, Candidate for Vil lage Trustee, Sodus; Wilma Young, Can didate for Town Council, Williamson Johnson VandeMortel
