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2 THE SUN & RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18,2007 Sodus News (Things to do) Great Pumpkin Parade WALLINGTON - Children of all ages are invited to the Halloween parade and party in Wallington next week which will start at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 27. The parade will begin at Jill Torrey's house at 7903 Ridge Road and culminate at the Wallington Fire Hall. This is thel8th year that the Halloween tradition has been offered in the hamlet. If the weather is inclement, the firemen will transport the children. Once at the fire hall, there will be cos tume judging for the funniest, prettiest, scariest, cutest, ugliest, and most original for appropriate age groups. Also, prizes to be awarded to adults coming in cos tume. There will be treats, pizza, cider and doughnuts and the favorite pinata. A game of hide the pumpkin - everyone wins a prize - will also be played. The Great Pumpkin is looking forward to seeing everyone. The Sodus Chamber of Commerce presents Samples of Sodus, each month featuring busi nesses from our membership to help us promote business in our area. This month's edition presents: Sodus Bay Heights Golf Club and Restaurant, Sodus Cold Storage Co., Sodus Auto Parts/NAPA, and Krenzer Marine. Sodus Bay Heights Golf Club and Restaurant tional entrees such as Connelly's fa mous Delmonico, fresh haddock or the number one seller, horseradish dill Sodus Bay Heights Golf Club & Res taurant is adjacent to the cool clear wa ters of Lake Ontario, a golfer's dream course; one of New York State's finest and best kept secrets. A little known golf course gem, SBHGC is rich in his tory, as is its neighboring town, Sodus Point. Both offer great golf and local flavor for a new player or returning visi tor alike. The golf course has a beauti ful view of Sodus Bay, as do the restau rant and banquet facility in the club house. Come in and enjoy the warm inviting Grill Room, the spacious din ing room or the scenic outdoor patio, and order from their creative or tradi- More Sodus news on page 18 salmon. Before your tee time or on the The Heights Restaurant dining room turn drop in and cool off with quick re- SodUS Cold Storage Co., InC freshment and one of their special a wraps! The Heights specializes in and welcomes weddings, receptions, re hearsal dinners, showers, class reunions and more. No party is too small! The formal dining room accommodates up to 250 people. They offer both sit-down and buffet luncheons and dinners For more information call 483-2754 or check out their website at www.sodusbayheightsgc.com Sodus candidates Meet and Greet their neighbors By Wilma Young with Republican Party positions. Davis, Clyde Savannah School District who a registered Republican, decided to throw moved to Sodus Point seven years ago his name into the political process because when he was hired at CSSD. October 14 - Most of the seats in the meeting room at the Wallington Fire House were filled with residents and can didates interested in getting to know most of the seventeen candidates running for local office in the November 6 election. All but a very few took to the podium to share background information and plat form as they were called in random or der by Sodus Chamber of Commerce President Mary Jane Mumby. The cham ber hosted the event; the first of its kind in Sodus history. Candidates are vying for Sodus Town, Village of Sodus, and Village of Sodus Point positions. At the town level, Supervisor Steve LeRoy is unopposed for another term in office. As he did during the last Supervi sor election two years ago, LeRoy's name will also appear on the Independent Citi zens for Cnange line for the Supervisor's position. There are two council seats appearing on the ballot. Incumbent Councilman Bob DeBadts, a Republican, is running for re election. His name will appear on the Republican line along with newcomer Kelly Grey, who won endorsement at the Republican Caucus in June. Both DeBadts and Grey's names will also appear on the ballot for town council on the Indepen dent Citizens for Change line. They are being challenged by two Democratic candidates: Jason Davis and Michael Madison for town council posi tions. Madison has previously served on the town board and changed nis political affiliations after becoming disenchanted he believes he has much to offer to the Sodus community. Sodus Town Clerk Linda VerHow, a Republican, is challenged by Democratic candidate Mary Ellen Fava. VerHow was also endorsed by the Conservative party There are two Sodus Point Village Trustee positions being decided upon on November 6. Incumbent Albert Hendrikse, Jr., a Republican, is seeking re-election. Also appearing on the Repub lican line in Sodus Point is Jim Quinn, a and will appear on their line for the town Conservative who was selected by his Clerk position. party as well. There are two candidates Sodus Superintendent of Highway Bill selected by the Sodus Point Democratic DuBois, a Republican who is also running caucus: Kathy Hynds and Tammy on the Independent Working Man's line, Thrash, who have decided to decline their is being challenged by Democratic Party endorsements. Their names will still ap- endorsed Greg Airman whose name will pear on the ballot, however. Neither at- also appear on the Independent Highway tended Sunday's event, party line. The Sun & Record will have a profile In the Sodus Village, incumbent Rob- and candidate comments of every candi- ert Burlee, a Republican, is running for date running in Sodus and Williamson another term in office. He was unable to in the November 1 edition, attend the Meet and Greet. Also running on the Republican line for Village trustee is newcomer John Miner.. .not new to the Sodus community, but new to the politi cal scene. Democrats have endorsed two candidates for Sodus Village trustee po sitions: David Englert and Elaine VandeMortel. In the Village of Sodus Point, there are six candidates running for office. Incum bent Village Justice Gene DeWispelaere was endorsed by both Republican and Conservative parties as candidate for Vil lage Justice. He was unable to attend the event in Wallington. Challenger Chris Nicol won the Democratic Party's en dorsement to run for the Justice position. He is a Social Studies teacher with the HOMETOWN PAPER HOMETOWN NEWS Sodus Cold Storage Co., Inc., in busi ness for over 75 years, operates two re frigerated facilities conveniently located between two major cities in Central New York. Its main facility, at 50 Maple Ave in Sodus, also is the business office and its second facility is in North Rose. They pride themselves in employing the most dedicated, knowledgeable, and experienced personnel. This enables them to efficiently handle all of their cus tomers' warehousing needs. To contact them call 483-0531. Sodus Auto Parts/NAPA Sodus Auto Parts is your local NAPA dealer located at 6553 Rt 88 in Sodus (Next to Rawdens Dairy). Dean Kerr is the manager/owner and has worked with NAPA for 31 years, the last 27 at this fam ily owned store. He, his wife and three children reside in Sodus. Their two boys also worked part time in the store for sev eral years. Sodus Auto Parts sells various parts and supplies for the weekend do-it- yourselfer, area garage technicians, auto dealers and local farmers. Due to their affiliation with NAPA they are usually able to have most parts, not in stock, by the next business day. There is a staff of seven full time em ployees who have over 70 years experi ence in the parts business. As well as their experience, the counter personnel has ASE Certification and are Parts Pro Spe cialists. The operating hours are Monday-Fri day 7 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m. -5 p.m. and Sunday, 9 a.m. -1 p.m. You may call us at 315-483-6955 or just stop in to say hello. Continues on page 23 From the pages of The Sodus Record At Dobbin in J FIFTY YEARS AGO We can't all win, as Eugene Cook, Jr., found out as he bet on the Yankees. Mon day afternoon he paid off the bet by tak ing Dewey Raney for a ride in a wheel barrow. The parade started in front of Rooted to the past - Planting for the future! Sodus Democratic Candidates: Mary Ellen Fava • Town Clerk Greg Altaian - Superintendent of Highways Michael Madison - Town Council Jason Davis - Town Council David Englert - Sodus Village Trustee Elaine Vandemortel - Sodus Village Trustee Chris Nicol - Sodus Point Village Justice \Intelligent Energetic, Gommitted to Sodus!\ Paid for by Gay* Chapman Missing from picturm - Elain* VandmMortmi Radel's Hotel with cars, trucks, bugles, etc., and ended in front of Leo Heifer's establishment. James G. Contanche has purchased from the Carrie R. Colvin estate the busi ness block in which he has been conduct ing a pharmacy since May 17,1943. A 1,000 tank truck has been purchased from Arthur Stell by th Sodus Point Fire Department. William J. Sheehan, owner of the Alton Hotel since June 4,1934, has sold the hos telry to Stephen Manolatos of Rochester, who has had more than two decades of restaurant experience. FORTY YEARS AGO The Sodus Town Republican Commit tee is sponsoring a testimonial dinner for Town clerk Henry Sergeant who will re tire January 1 after 16 years in public of fice. Rollie F. Richardson of North Sodus Lodge No. 454 has been appointed dis trict deputy grand master of Wayne dis trict for the 1967-68 term. Sodus Point Teenage Club and mem bers of the girls basketball team are sell ing Halloween trick and treat candy to raise funds for the new floor in the com munity center. Lloyd A. Putnam of Sodus was re cently elected president of the Sodus Bay Heights Golf Club. Other officers are: George Chappelle, vice president and Joseph G. D'Aprile, secretary-treasurer. THIRTY YEARS AGO A house valued at more than $85,000 burned to the ground late Monday after noon. Betty J. Teeter, of Tunley Road, had left the house to visit her daughter in Marion 20 minutes before the fire started. Firefighters from six companies in north ern Wayne County battled the blaze in Continues on page 21
