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\YOUR' . ONLY HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER\ THE BULK RATS CAA-RTSOAT u.s. POSTAOE PAID Honeoyo FilII. NY PGnnft No. :w MENDON - HONEOYE FALLS - LIMA VOLUME 1 NUMBER 11 INSIDE this Exciting Issue .•. TheCarosa 'Commentary. __ •• _._.page 3 CaJendar. ___ ._ .. __ ... _page 5 Senllnel Baby._ ..... _.page 5 Randomly Uma .. _._paga 6 HFLSchool NeWS .. _._.page 8 On Our Streel. .... __ ..... page 9 Animal Care ___ ._ .... _page 9 Fire Unes. .. _ ..... _ .... page 10 From My Mother's CUpboard .... pego 10 LegalsiClasalfleds\\,.page 11 Lima Historical Society Interested in Old Fire House Several items of busi- nes.~ were considered and some resolved allhc Lima Village Boord Meeting on May 23. David McCoy of Ziegler Drive, spokesman for Ziegler Drive residenlll, asked the Board· if a streetlight could be erected at the end of the street near the treatment plant in order to pre- vent people from using the area as a \Lovers Lane\. In order to save money, it was agreed that loe Orlando, Highway Superin- tendent, would leave the light on in the treatment plant at the close of each day. The speeding on the street, particularly by parents of the baseball players, was also discussed. Several suggestions were made: installing a speed bump, changing the current speed of 15 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour because it is more en- forceable. Mayor Pete Yendell will discuss the problem and the Board's suggestions with Sgt. Mike Manning of the State Po- lice. The Board also agreed to install a gate at the entrance of the Park. Two other items relat- ing to the Mark Tubbs Park were also discussed. It was decided that a member of the Park Com- mission will be responsible for making pavilion reservations. Trustee, John Wadach will con- tact the cbairman.. There is also concern about the vandalism that is occurring in the Park. Now that the newness and apprecia- tion is wearing oCf, there has been damage in the balhrooms and the THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1989 ~ '\ , \\ Beverly CIII!!tt!! Beverly Gillette Completes 2S Years in Post Office Although the mail may not get through every 50 years or so because of min, slcct, hail or snow, the postal workers always do. At least, Beverly Gillette docs. During the late suties, for example, Ms. Gillcuc of Ea~ Main Road, Lima, plowed through snowdrift1 in a !mCtor drivcn by her husband, Carmen. Her co- workcr, Virginia Hayes, anived via a snowmobile. Last Tuesday, May 16, was a day for reminiscing be· cause Bev was presented a'silver pin to commemomte 25 years of postal service in the Lima Post OffICe, by Postmistre.~ June Spring. She began her career on May 11,1964 as a rurnJ carrier (the first woman to hold that position in livingston County), then moved inside as window clerle in No- community board has been bro· ken. It is hoped that the new gate, which will close the park at dusk, will prevent further damage. Wadoch also announced that Mike Hayes has planted sever.tl pine t.rces that were donated by John Sempowski. And plans call for a ocw ba.uetball COlLCl In other busine.'lS, Steve Farsacc of College Street. asked the Board's advice regarding the water than runs in a constant flow across his side yard. According to FaDace, a creck that runs be· tween the school and homes on Rochester Street has created a drainage problem for him. Yen- deU replied tha1 the Village, in the past. has not made repairs on private property. Orlando added thauilt bas probably clogged the tiles because of the lay of the land. It was suggested that Far- vcmber, 1984. Her fir:1l {Ydychcck was under $20 and Waller Slat· tery was postma.1ter. During the following years,Slattery was fol· lowed by Ted Flansburg, Fred Nowack, Tom Hamilton and the current June Spring. Beverly lind her hl1~bond were married right out of high school 36 years ago. TIteir three children, Scott, Sara and Elajne were brought up in the same home as their father was and still live close by. According to Beverly, sM enjoys playing with her grnnd. children, quilting, animals, gar· dening and traveling. And if his- tory repealll illlelf, there will be another five years at the Lima Post Office where \she never had aday lhauhedidn't want to go to worle\. !laCe discu.\.'I the problem with a land'ICaper and then a.:sk perm is· sion from the school administra· tion to tie into the !SChool's catch basin. The Board abo agreed to pay Julia Bean an addnional SI05 which she has rcquc..md for apprai!lal on her land that was being considered (or a right·o(· way. Since Bean had formerly agreed to accept $720 for the ap· pr.u,W and fence, there was de· bate on paying the additional charge. According to trustee, Chris Prciston, State funding for the village recreation program will be about the same as WI year. TruslCe John Little commended the employees or 35 d copy $12.50 year Mr.1tnnauJ'. pnhalonaUyll«l.I1mecl po\1nltl.' Prutdenl a •• pn and J-Iea Riley Mendon Photographer Robert lunnuT.J.i Published in Professional Photographer Mugu7jne An article and occolllptillying pholOg(llph by Rohen fl. lallml1..1.i Studio, Mendon, N. Y .. WM published ill the MMch 11)81) i!l..~uc o( Profe.'I.'lional Photographer magl11.loc, the official journal of Profe....,ional Photogmpher:l of America Inc. (PP of A), an intenm· lional 8..wx:iation. Entitled 'The White HOII~ A!I.,ignl1lent,\ the article dc· scribe., how lannaui ctultt:d a poster pholograph of Preside'\ Ronald Reagan with Jc..\\ica Riley, !li~ ·year·old represenuluveo( the Council for Better Hearing and Speech. An insighl(ul portrrul o( Reagrul and Jcssica, captured de.'Ipite a a tighl ~hedule and di.'lUlIcling !lugge.'I· tiOO.'l from presidentiaillidc\ illustrnte.'I the te~l. In addition to running his own photographic StudIO,lllIlOlll.1.i ~e'I as 3.,.,iJllant profc!I.'lor at the Nlltiooa\ T echnicallmljtute (or the Deaf at Rochester InJititute of Technology. Roche.'Iter, N.Y. He i., also n member of Profe.'I.''IIonal Photographen of America and the Rochester Society (or Communicating An',\ Commenting on his whIte How.e pholography experit:nce, lannal.].i 51llte!, \I realize the imporllUlce of as,llcrting pm(e....,ionaJlsm a., much as po~lble. Giving In to rcqucsu about where and how quickly to photograph lhe Prc..,idt:nt would have (educed the qu.ality of my work.\ Mendon Republican Picnic on June 6th The Town oC Mendon Republican Committee announced that iL' first annu.aJ picnic will be held on Tu<:!lday, the 6th of June at !he Hopkin.'! Point cabin in Mendon Ponds Patk. The activitic..'1 will begin at S:OO p.lII. wilh asociaJ hour. (01· lowed by a picnic !Upper !ltarting at 6:00 p,m. People attending the picnic arc iLUed 10 bring a dish to pa'lS. The Mendon Republican Committee will provide Crcc hol! and wft driw. The program will include garne:s. prucs and (un. All Monroe County Republican candidates in the upcoming clcctioo will be invited to the picnic, 50 il wiJl be a great opportunity 10 meet OlLc nomince.t. And it wiJl abo be a lot o ((un. with plentyortimelO \!hoot !he brce;r.c\ with (e\Jow RepubHcans. Por reservations, p1casc caU Aon:nce Beer at 624·28:32 or Corinnc Routly aI624-4072u5OOn as pos.!ible. If you are not yet sure if you are a Republican, you would be welcome to come and \meet and greet\ Republicans from the Town ot Mendon.
