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SSssr 4 0 ® S V- i ~~ * « i ~ M ' - _ - i i s * Jak e Sdhiener, o n r ig h t , o f Sardinia S u p p ly, p o ses with h is s o n , Wally (Walter Schiener IID, center, a n d E d Caoriey, left, an employee o f the firm Sardinia Supply celebrates 40 years of success in business “You l might say that my brother, Robert, and I were brought up in the plumbing and heating business,” says Walter (Jake) Scheiner Jr. about his family company, Sardinia Supply, which is celebrating 40 years in busi ness. “We were both bom in Buffalo and moved to New Rochelle in 1927 so my father could manage a large branch ofW A Case and Son Manu facturing Company, a big plumbing and heating wholesaler with Buffalo headquarters.” The Schiener family moved to the old Sears homestead farm on Route 39 in Sardinia in 1938. “The Sears family were relatives of my mother’s,\ says Jake. “They were early settlers in the area.” The Schiener family included Robert and Jake as well as three daughters, Jane Rosier, Carol Case and Mar garet Gertis. All five children attended Sardinia High School Jake returned to Sardinia in 1946 after overseas duty in World War II and in July, with the help of his father who worked at W.A. Case in Buffalo, started a plumbing, heating and hardware store in tne former Rosier Hardware Building on Schutt Road. When Bob returned from overseas duty in Oc tober, he joined Jake in the new business. “Gas was ju s t coming into Sardinia in 1946,” recalls Jake. “We were really busy installing most of the first gas lines in the Sardinia hamlet. Bob was the inside man, running the store, and I was the outside man, doing installations and pump work.” Jake flashes his trademark grin. “I b e t we have installed more plumbing and heating and water pumps in this area over the last 40 years than anyone else.” Sardinia Supply has had as many as eignt installers on the payroll at once. Many former employees, after learning their trade from Jake ana developing the kind of skill it takes to m eet his exacting standards, have started suc cessful businesses of their own. “Some of them are my m ajor competitors today,” Jake adds. “But competition is good for business and the community. I’m glad to have played a role in Sardinia’s economic development.” Today Sardinia Supply has five full-time employees and one part-time worker. Jake’s three sons, Walter III (Wally), Joe and Jeff all work for the family business. Bob and Jake are both still active and another employee, Ed Carley also works for the firm. The company is headquartered at the curve on Route 39 in Sar dinia and has enjoyed one of its most successful years ever during its 40th anniversary season. “We’re going to celebrate our anniversary and say thanks to our customers at an open house,” Jake says. The open house will take place on Friday and Satur day, December 19 and 20. “We’ll have refreshments and prizes and special prices,\ Jake says. “I hope everyone will stop by and say hello.” Arcade's Bordeaux Cheese receives international award H.R. Bordeaux Ltd., an Ar cade cheesemaker, won second place honors in the 1986 World Cheese Cham pionships held in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The international judges selected the Bordeaux Garden Vegetable Gournay Cheese for its overall excel lence and outstanding flavor in a natural cheese. Bor deaux was among a few U.S. manufacturers to win awards, with most of the prestigious gold, silver and bronze medals going to tradi tionally established European cheesemakers. This is a special honor for Bordeaux, since it was their first entry in World-Class Competition, after having won second and third place medals in the 1985 United States Cheese Cham pionships Bordeaux has been manu facturing its gourmet cheeses in the U.S. since 1983, with three generations of cheesemakmg experience be hind the company. According to Roy Wilson, who developed the Bordeaux product line, “Bordeaux Gournay Cheeses are some of the most ver satile cheeses in the world. Caterers and culinary chefs use our products in hundreds of gourmet recipes, including hors d’oeuvres, sauces, entrees and exquisite des serts. Our Gournay Cheese is named after the region where it originated, in Gournay, France.” All Bordeaux cheeses sold in the U.S. are produced in the Arcade plant, and are available in 22 different 1 flavors, in a variety of retail and foodservice packaging. JoAnne Kingston, recently promoted a s sales coordinator for Bordeaux, said “Our gourmet cheeses are sold in ternationally, from the Caribbean Islands to Canada, and from New York to the Rocky Mountains. Our recent awards have brought us in ternational recognition. The quality and reputation of Bordeaux products is a tribute to tne efforts of our experienced production management, employees and the high-quality milk and cream from Western New York dairy farmers.” The distributor for Bor deaux cheeses in the Arcade area is Jenny Lee Dairy. Many local residents en joyed sampling the Bordeaux cheeses during the company’s “Taste Test” booth at the Ar cade Area Chamber of Com merce’s Trade Fair last spring. S P R I N G V I L L E P H A R M A C Y 25 EAST M A IN ST. S P R INGVILLE, N.Y. We have regular PRESCRIPTION PICK - UP and DELIVERY to ARCADE, DELEVAN and MACHIAS AREAS. We accept ALL Third Party Prescription Plans, including Medicaid CHfvBoin HI IK K STOP 9 G.M. 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