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Your Hometown News

April 18, 2013

136th Year - Vol. No. 10

Serving the communities of Sodus, Williamson, and Wayne County

Environmental Catastrophe!
Farm Fresh First, LLC
Michael Gardinier and Tom Facer

Agri-Business of the Year

SODUS The annual Sodus Rotary Club Agri-Business of the Year Award will be presented to Tom Facer and Mike Gardinier who head Farm Fresh First, LLC, a local vegetable and fruit supply company. Farm Fresh First, LLC was formed in January, 2007 as an agricultural supply company specializing in supplying fruit and vegetable processors raw prodover stumps, toppled trees, and a muddy mess is all that remains of a 12 acre property on the south shore of Lake Ontario as you ucts and related logistical services. The Left enter the Village of Sodus Point on Lake Road from the west. Photos by Wilma Young formation was initiated when the then Birds Eye Foods Company sold three vegetable processing facilities in WestBy Wilma Young ern New York. Continues on page 6 SODUS POINT Anyone reduced to a denuded, muddy driving by the 12 acre proper- mess after most of the trees ty, located at 8141 Lake Road, were cut down and brush that has been raped of its trees bulldozed out of the way to cant help but gape at the de- make room for what? Nobody struction What the heck is knows! Sodus Point Mayor Chris going on? Over the winter months, the Tertinek, indicated that neiproperties owned by broth- ther of the Capezzuto brothers John and Joseph Capez- ers have contacted the village zuto of Victor, NY has been Continues on page 7

By Wilma Young

Why are all the trees being cut down?

Pville Deli UP Pub

opens upstairs venue

Sodus Fire Department celebrates 2013s accomplishments

SODUS, April 13 The Sodus Fire Company held their annual banquet Saturday night at Captain Jacks Goodtime Tavern in Sodus Point. A capacity crowd enjoyed laughter, camaraderie and delicious meals of prime rib, stuffed haddock and strip steak. The invocation was read by Michele White after which Chief Kit Wahl thanked everyone for coming to the departments annual recognition
Deli and UP Pub owner Brian Lange plays double duty as bartender upstairs and chef downstairs.

PULTNEYVILLE Its been open for a little over six weeks; the Pultneyville Delis UP Pub, and its a happening place. Its hard to believe that its only been since July 2011 that Deli owners Brian and Deb Lange had opened their business in the hamlet; its become a habitual place for many to stop and have breakfast or lunch. The Deli always seems like its full of people! Why take on more? Our life has evolved and has become a little saner since then, explained Brian, and we had this space
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SODUS, April 13 The anThe ceremony was a final nual celebration of the pride sad good-bye to Billy, but it of Wallington Engine Com- contained so many positive reContinues on page 11 pany its volunteer unit and membrances with Camp that their service to the communi- people were happily sharing ty - started with a relieved the heavy solemn ceremony heart. in memoriam of Wallingtons Billy Camp, a 37 banquet was held year volunteer and at their hall, cabrother of everytered by The Norone to that organimandy and what zation. The dedicaa delicious meal it tion took place in was. The dining the newly remodhall was packed, eled social room, with probably 150 directly behind people in attenthe truck bay. The dance. room was packed At the start of Billy Camp as an oak framed the formal anshadow box was unveiled nouncements, Bruce Wallace which holds Camps turn-out pointed out the improvements Photos by Julie Redder-Spalding Recognized for their service: (l-r) Lt. Dave Gent (30 years) and gear and several other of his completed in the social room. Continues on page 10 WFD prized possessions. and Company President Dave Mayo for 31 years of service.

night. Chief Wahl introduced all of the officers and distinguished guests that attended. President Dave Mayo presented a long list of awards and accomplishments featuring all the dedicated members of the department. Appreciation mugs inscribed with line officers names were presented and service awards given to following volunteers:

By Julie Redder-Spalding

Billy Camps extended family: (l-r) Shannon (Eastley) Notebaert, Shawn (Eastley) Iwasiw, Iona Camp, best friend Ken Eastley, and Tyler Notebaert. Photos by Wilma Young

Wallington Fire Department remembers

Billy Camp at their annual banquet

By Wilma Young