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Page2 , LIMA RECORDER' HONEOYE FALLS TL\IES O:torer 8, 1987 ~========~====~ Mendon Woman Recognized tett~rs to:. Editor, DowntO\\1l Magazine l~c., PO Box A, Livonia, NY 14487 Dear Editor\ The \1941 Air Show,\ sponsored annually by the National Warplane Museum, was held Sept. 19 and 20 this year, notwithstanding the poorest weather we have yet experienced for this event. In spite of the problems inflicted by the rain, the show was a remarkable success, and attracted a sur- prisingly good crowd of 15,000 aviation enthusiasiS and sup- porters. museum activity, we are rapidly creating year-round opportunities for educational tours, restoration projects, oral history pre- servation, and research and resource facilities. We want to acknowledge, with deep gra- titude, all those who are making this expansion possible, and to invite the pubic's interest and inspection throughout the year. majority of people in Honeoye Falls are decent folks. In conclusion, this woman had no business being so incredibly rude and so grossly unfair to' such a person as my father. I hope that she remembers her manners the next time she goes out into the community. Shame, shame. Sincerely, W. Austin Wadsworth President K.M. Gilda Honeoye Falls September 20 To those 15,000 who turned out during Sept. 19 and 20: Thank You! We trust you were rewarded by outstanding examples of World War II aircraft, representing many' var- ious types, and performing as frequently as the weather would allow. Dear Editor: An interesting thing happened today in the village of Honeoye Falls. As my father was returning from a walk with my dog (leashed), a car pulled over to the shoulder of the road by the Atlantic gas station on North Main. A respectable- appearing female in her late 50's hollered across the street to my father (and I quote) \It takes_ to let that dog go on a person's lawn like that!\ Lunch Is Special ... To the more than 600 Museum members and workers who volunteered throughout the weekend: Thank You! Your dedication, generosity, and or- .ganized approach provided the capability to handle 60,000 visitors. We'll be ready for them next year. To the communities of Livingston and Monroe Coun- ties, and especially Geneseo: Two thoughts come to mind. First, this female was unaware of the facts. Whenever my dog is walked by my father or me, all solid waste produced by the dog is removed by the walker and disposed of appropriately. As far as the liquid waste is concerned, most of that is safely home on ~y own lawn. My dog lifts his leg mainly for show. Continued from page 1 Thank You! Your support of our efforts has been extremely gratifying, and we hope our development as a significant museum facility will be-a source. of the area's pride. We, certainly, are proud to call the Genesee Valley, \Home.\ Secondly, obnoxious place during the week. \We'll be giving free meals at the four cafeterias on a random basis all week. And at Lima Primary and Manor Schools each student who purchases a lunch will receive a sticker with a picture of Disney character \Goofy\ eating an apple under a headline reading 'It's cool to cat at School\' said Ms. Crunden. While the annual air show has been our most visible and foul-mouthed adult role models can sometimes encourage similar behavior in young people. Fortunately, the great COLDWELL BANKER BARKER & NILSSON MANNING REALTORS Attorneys seNing Monroe & Livings ton Counties 13 North Main Street, Honeoye Falls 334-1814 427-2900 CURTIS W. BARKER PETER J. MILSSON 624-3736 HONEOYE FALLS OPTICAL HONEOYE FALLS We cater to your complete f!je needs. VETERINARY P.C. 7 North Main Street., Honeoye Falls 383 Monr~ Street, Honeoye Falls 624-2585 624-1088 This soace could be yours. WARDEN INSURANCE Call 346-3191 Locally owned··we care about you. weekdays 8 a.m.-S p.m. 99 East Street, Honeoye Falls 624-3695 MARY KAY NESS M.D. HONEOYE FALLS NADETIE JACOB M.D. GUIDANCE CLINIC JULES ZYSMAN M.D. Providing Mental Health Services DAVID A. NESS M.D. to Children and their Families Famity Practice 9 West Main Street Obstetrics - Minor Surgery Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 We accept member.; of Preferred Care, Blue Choice and The Monroe Plan (RHN) (716) 624-3090 23 Ontario St., Honeoye Falls Coordinator: 624-2121 Martha Tobin, CSw. ACSW Call or' lrite for help in understanding how tax reform '86 SWARTZ affe6ts your financial plan ling. LIMA PHARMACY MARC R. GILLESPff~ Your Full Service Pharmacy CLU,ChFC We honor all major 6874 Rush Urna Rd. Third Party plans. Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 730B East Main Street 533-1706 lima, NY 14485 Fully licensed In all kiods of 582-1140 investments, life insurance and disability insurance. I Audrey H. Hayton, CPCU has been recognized by the American Institute for Property and Liability Under- writers and The Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters for completing the necessary requirements in the Continuing Professional Devel- opment Program. Mrs. Hayton is Com- mercial Line Supervisor with Loomis & Co., Inc., Pittsford. She is· a member of the local CPCU chapter, Rochester Cl- aims Associaiton, President-elect Rochester Insurance Women Association and Vice-President of Monroe Co-operative Fire Insurance Company. Audrey and her husband, Irv, live in Men- don. The program was adopted by the American Institute and the Society to recognize tllOse CPCUs who participated in continuing edu- cation activities. Special criteria have been established and must be met every three years to r~c.eive the organizations' recog- mUon. Audrey will receive official recognition at the CPCU Annual Meeting and Seminars. Every person holding the CPCU designation is eligible to qualify for recognition under the Continuing Professional Devel- opment Program. Woman Injured Irene .A. DeWinter of Lima was taken to Genesee Hospital by Livonia Ambulance as a result of a motor vehicle accident. DeWinter was traveling northbound on Livonia Center Rd., Town of Lima when rounding a curve her vehicle went off the shoulder of the highway and she was unable to bring the vehicle back up on the pavement. Investigating at the scene was Livingston County Sherifrs Deputy Raymond R. Ellis who states that DeWinter suffered back injuries. Blood Donors Needed Volunteer support is essential to the success of all Red Cross blood drives. Volunteer blood donors and sup- port staff are needed for the Mendon-Honeoye Falls blood drive scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 22 at the Presbyterian Church, 27 N. Main St., Hone- oye Falls. \Volunteers help th- roughout the entire blood collection process. They coor- dinate publicity, call donors, organize details, shuttle blood, transport equipment and greet donors,\ says Lynn Willard, town chairperson for the Mendon- Honeoye Falls Red Cross blood drive. Red Cross town blood drives arc held twice each year-- once in the spring and once in the fall. In return for a few hours of their time, volunteers receive the satisfaction of knowing they helped make the difference for patients whose lives were saved The Lima Recorder The Honeoye Falls Times PubUsher Richard A. Gagliaoo Executive Director Mary Ann Ga~iano Managing Editor Andrea Wanon Productfon Coordinator Sarah Perklns·Bosarge Pholography Jackl, Haley PrinUng Larry Ha~lead Assocl.te Edito,. R~hard Mayberry. Underground AI, Aaron Cohen Recorda Darla Gaskin ihrough the provision of blo(xl. For more information about volunteering for the t .. lendon-Honeoye Falls Red Cross blood drive, call Lynn Willard,624-401O. Workshop on Financial Aid For Small Business On Oct. 8 a workshop entitled \Sources of Financial Assistance\ will be conducted to provide information to industrial firms within Livingston County on the availability of financial resources to undertake proposed expansion and development projects. The workshop will start at 1:30 p.m. and will take place in the Hunt Room in the College Union on the campus of SUNY Geneseo. TIlE HONEOYE FALLS TL\1ES USPS 249·340 Published weekly by Downlown Magaline inc., 36 Main SI., )jvonia, New Yo\ 14487. Richard A. Gagliano, President Second class poslage paid at Honeoye Falls, New Yo\ 14472 POSI Office. Richard A. Gagliano, Editor 1204 York St, Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 Phone: 346-3191 Subscription Price: Single Copy 35¢ One ycar 510.00 (511.50 ouuide Monroe County) Subscription disoontined al cxpil1ltion. POSbnaslCr, send address changes 10: 36 Main St, PO Box A, L;vonia, NY 14487 . Letters to the Editor Policy: ----' Dear Readers: . We a~e always interested in your thoughts on varIOUS tOPICS, as well as your responses to articles which appear in our papers. However, in the interest of good journalism, we must request that Letters to the Editor meet the following criteria: . 1. All letters must be signed and inqlude a phone number. We will withhold names upon request and with good reason. 2. Letters should be concise and of interest to the general pUblic. 3. Letters should be typed or neatly printed, 4. Letters are accepted with the understanding that the.Y may be editedfor clarity and that they will be prmted as space and production aI/ow. Sincerely. The Editor
