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The seCOMI session will be presentation from the Learning •Disabilities Association of Cinitil New York. : SCrVices, and Lisa Bianchi; director of adult services, will discuss learning disabilities and SEE msuit r, PAGE 3 ABOVE Sitidigsampie gna during itakerliigh School's day. MGHBakëHighSchool . studeifl getthelrheartspumpingastheytrykkif boxing on the school's wellness day. y hatted - TMIICegiimeld viarks the puck, SEE PAGE 9 Ba er HS s, „ piroftiotes healthy eating, physical activity Flre Dpts, Merger Irvine Vol. Fire Co. •and LysandeaD plantirconsolidate; twins to hold public heating StE PAGE 7 -BY .BY Cary • WalitiOcickboxing and salsa daing.7 not typical classes taught in high scboOL • On Dec. 14, Baker High School offered theie physical activities and others like than to students for the morning as part of the school's wellness day. Students isor: bad the opportunity to taste-test healthy meal choices including vegetable lasagna and vegetarian chili, and they participated in service projects such as decorating cookies for America's servicemen and women. This is the fourth welhies:s da;j4kat Baker High School has organized to provide students With knowledge, skills and experiences to encourage lifelong healthy eating and physical activity - ett- •■• •••••• ••• ,Ihr.....40.1%, New subscribers only: 434-8889 ext. 34( [email protected] .444 i sal.•• Follovi us on Faieboold facebook.cdm/baldwinsvilleinessenger : PAC4 PUBLIC NOTICES SCHOOL NEWS SPORTS 17 6 16 16 5 9, 't 1 21 ys• new with taking care of YOU? =v. `St 13 weeks delivery for $5 C.A/01 WOODS CLASSIFIEDS EOTTORIAL ealthAii NVellnEs Appearing the 1st Wednesday of each month Find us on Twitted twitter.comilDvilleniessenger On The Go? Go Mobile With Your Smartphone! s., 2 BALDWINSVILLE MESSENGER EXTFtA, JAN. 23 TO FEB. r Erin Wisneski Editor' . 434-8889 x. 332 [email protected] Datebook 27, Elks Lodge, corner of Route 370 and Hayes Road, Irvine. Adults, $10, children (6 to 12) $5, under 5 free; proceeds benefit Baldwinsville and Liverpool scholarship program. Jan. 28 Baldwinsville Nursery School open house, 5:30 to 7 p.m. Jan. 28, First United Methodist Church, tickets to the Syracuse Crunch game, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 25, War Memorial Arena, Syracuse. Tickets $15, portion of proceeds donated to Dream Factory; must obtain tickets from Dream Factory; call 313-4543. Visit dreamfactorysyracuse.org . Jan. 27 Chicken and biscuit dinner, 1 to 5 p.m. Jan. information, call 434-8889 ext. 332. Editor's note: Send your event notices to the Baldwinsville Messenger, 8 Mechanic St., Baldwinsville NY 13027. The fax number is 434-8883. Send email messages in the body of the email and not os'an attachment to editor@ baldwinsvillemessenger. corn. Notices must have the date, time and location of the event. For further This week Jan. 24 B'ville Public Library budget planning committee meeting, 2 p.m. Jan. B'ville Library, 33 East Genesee St., B'ville. Jan. 25 Dream Factory of Syracuse fundraiser, purchase ( 1 N T , NEW YORK'S EMPLOYER of CHOICE 'I' A V E 1 ? N . OPEN 1( SPRING 2(11.3 IL\ I 1,1 N S II" !--; (' II I.: 1:NCII ( )( •SEUV S • 1; Is S.: ! 4 E • ir s w .■ sHEUS S • I: V.S • 1'.1. S - • I: .\ N T !•••; l" E I: V I :•-■ \lit 1N1 I •1TE I YENINC SHIFTS .111.111.1131.1: - 4IP BORN IN NEW YORK, CRAFTER IN NEW YORK. WE ARE UPSTATE. 17K Genesee St., For families interested in registerind4dilidien" ' for 2013-14 khool year. BM offers clgSés for 3- and 4-year-old children. Visit baldwinsvillenurseryschool.coni. • Jan. 29 Education Fair by Christian School Choice, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Jan. 29, Faith Baptist Church, 7312 Van Buren Road, B'ville. Visit with more than 14 home school co-op and private Christian schools to answer questions about Christian education. Visit graphic-ventures.com/ CSC.html. Upcoming Method* Church, 604 Oswego.St, Uverpool. $9 adults; $4 ages 6 to 12; free under 5. Feb. 6 Rotary spaghetti dinner, 5 to 7 p.m. Feb. 6, Bi.41.1e First United Methodist • Church. Dinners include spaghetti, meatball, salad and dessert; $6 adults, $5 children 5 to 12. Dinner will be held first Wednesday of each month through May. Email [email protected] for more information. Feb. 7 to March 28 Free tax service for income qualified residents,' 2 to 7 p.m.Thursdays, Feb. 7 to March 28, St. Mark's Lutheran Church, 2840 Cold Springs Road, B'ville. Offered through B'ville CARES; call 3035017 Thursdays for more information. Jan. 30 Fracking movie night, 7 p.m. Jan. 30, First United Methodist Church, 17W. Genesee St., Baldwinsville. Brought Feb. 13 to the community by the Baldwinsville Public Concerned Citizens on Library Board of Trustees Fracking, evening features meeting, 7:30 p.m. Feb. online videos showing the 13, Baldwinsville Public effects of hydrofracking Library, 33 E. Genesee St., on the community, B'yille. human health and the Feb 24 environment. All are Chicken and biscuit welcome. , dinner, 1 to 5 p.m. Feb. Jan. 31 24, Elks Lodge, corner Nominations sought for of Route 370 and Hayes Man and Woman VolunRoad, B'ville, Adults, $10, teer of the Year award children (6 to 12) $5, through Jan. 31. Know under 5 free; proceeds someone who should be benefit Baldwinsville and nominated? Visit bvillevol- Liverpool scholarship unteers.org to download program. nomination form, visit the Feb. 25 Volunteer Center (44 OsB'ville Public Library wego St.) from 9 a.m. to 2 budget planning comp.m. weekdays or call 638mittee meeting, 1 p.m. 0251. Nominations must Feb. 25, B'ville Library, 33 be received by Jan. 31. East Genesee St., B'ville. Jan. 31 Wine and Cheese Party, Pre-K registration 5 to 8 p.m. Jan. 31, Mod St. Elizabeth Alin Seton Squad Fashion, 4160 State Preschool is now taking Route 31, Clay. Donate a registraticins for the 2013bath towel, enjoy some 14 school year. The school hors d'oeuvres and . has developmentally shopping; 15 percent off purchases for the evening. appropriate classes for 3-, 4- and 5-year-olds in a Bath towels will be dobeautiful, new facility on nated to Hurricane Sandy Route 31 in Baldwinsville victims. near Route 57. For more Feb. 2 information or to schedChicken and biscuits ule a tour,. call Karen Gell dinner, 4 tOl:Orp.m. Feb. at 652-9364. 2, Uverpool First United Ongoing programs APPLY ONLINE AT TURNINOSTONE.COM/J0118 OE CALL 315.820.8000 TODAY. Employment is contingent upon successfully passing a drug test and a background investigation. We are an equal opportunity employer. Qualified American Indians are encouraged to apply. - After-Hours 1Trth „ 4,--12 30 PM -410 MON—FRI 4.30 --P, PM SAT %, SUN 5823 Vs'IDENATERS Pv ( EAST SYRACUSE - 4744.P.ICH (24) crouse.org/sportsmed S PORTSCAR E apirk BALDWINSVILLE MESSENGER EXTRA, JAN. 23 TO Fgt. 27, 201 7; Big Chill returns this Friday, Saturday to BMIle By Erin Wisneski Cristina Jardine believes this year's Polar Bear Plunge will blow last year's record out of the water. "This year we are expecting close to 200 plungers; said Jardine, chair of 2013 B'ville Big Chill Planning Committee. Last year's event drew a record 150 plungers for the chilly dip into the Seneca River, raising roughly $27,000 — another record. The two-day Big Chill event, which will be held this Friday and Saturday, features a new non-plunger category for the Polar Bear Plunge for those who want to fimdraise for the event but choose to stay warm on the shore rather than taking the leap. There is also a new exclusive VIP tent for both plungers and non-plungers, which will have pizza and drinks for fundraising guests as well as a photo booth, donated by Edges Photography, for teams to have fun with. "[This is] our way of thanking all the people who fundraise for this incredible event; Jardine said. By far the main event of the two-day affair, the plunge begins at noon and takes place in waves, so there is a new plunging group to watch approximately every 20 minutes. ERIN W1SNESKI Polar Bear Plungers bravely take the icy-cold leap into the Seneca River at Mercer Park during last year's Big Chill event in Baldwinsville. last year's Polar Bear Plunge raised $27,000. This year's event begins at 7 p.m. Friday and continues all day Saturday. "The plunge is really something to witness; Jardine said. "Teams of people run into the river down a long red carpet in costumes to crazy songs. It's a lot of fun to watch; The break between also gives spectators the opportunity to warm up in the event's heated tent and to check out the Best in Bowl food competition. "We will have a greater variety of restaurants in our Best in Bowl food contest including a new dessert category," Jardine said, adding Tim Horton's will also be on site offering coffee and free hot chocolate and a chili cook-off will take place between 2 and 3 p.m. in the tent. While the plunge is always a highlight of the event, there is so much more going on during this two-day affair including the new Viva B'ville, which takes place at 7 p.m. Friday night at the Red Mill Inn. "[This event] has been revamped to indude a little bit of everything - casino games, wine, live music, Speadis Family Candy Shoppe Chocolates, food from Tabatha's Family Tree, raffles, prizes and more," Jardine said. "It has been such a popular event in the past, we have changed it so it is no longer a sit-down event so that more people can attend. We hate having to turn people away, but tickets sell out fast" While the afternoon features family-oriented events including children's activities, Saturday night belongs to the adults - the Poker Bear Express, held from 5 to 9 p.m. at a variety of establishments in downtown Baldwinsville, closes out the two-day event with a grand finale party at Fat Johnny's. "The Poker Bear Express is a combination poker game and pub crawL It's an easy way to check out different bars in the village of B'ville," Jardine said. "We are excited to have some new bars participating like Suds Factory River Grill. The Poker Run is a great way to warm up after a long day outside' Proceeds from the 2013 B'ville Big Chill benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's Central NY Chapter and the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central NY. "Both local charities are active in helping to promote the event and supply the resources to help it grow bigger and better each year," Jardine said. "The event also benefits the Greater Baldwinsville Chamber of Commerce, which essentially means it helps give back to all chamber members. With the money the chamber receives from the Big Chill, we are able to budget for more educational opportunities, networking events, advertising opportunities and offer more resources to our more than 200 members" Jardine noted that The Big Chill would not be possible if it weren't for the support from local business, especially TOPS Friendly Markets, Pathfinder Bank and the Village of Baldwinsville. The event was established six years ago in an effort to bring people into.downtown Baldwinsville during a typically slow time of year, Jardine said. And it has succeeded as nearly 2,000 people are drawn to the village during the twoday event. "This is a perfect opportunity for businesses to offer sales and specials to help attract new customers," Jardine said_ "The B'ville Big Chill really has something for everyone." There is still time to register for the plunge; visit b-vile. corn for more information and to purchase tickets for Viva B'ville and the Saturday night Poker Run. To learn more about the event, like Greater Baldwinsville Chamber of Commerce and The Big Chill - Baldwinsville, NY on Facebook. District From page 1 their impact in school, at home laildfittto : adultiod (post - secondary schocils and employment). This presentation will take place from 7 to 8:30 p.m. March 21 in Ray Middle School's large group room. The last session will be - on using Bookshare.org . Bookshare allows visually impaired and print disabled students, for all grades and even college bound, to have access to free downloads of textbooks and required readings using multiple formats, software programs and devices. The workshop will include demonstrations ofthe steps talcen to download a book on a PC, contact information for additional help if needed and a "recipe book" of easy-to-use steps for other popular devices such as iPads, Macs and MP3 players. The presenter will be Mary C. Dressel, teacher of the visually impaired for the district. This workshop will take place from 7 to 8:30.p.m. April 15 in Baker High School's Large Group Room. The district is requesting that parents register for these sessions to ensure that sufficient materials are available for all participants. You can register by contacting Nancy Wilson in the special education office at 638-6061 or by email at nwilson@ bville.org . !I. „ had numbness, ach .- -so — hands and constant pain frotte.ri past 5 years. The pain/numbif just a few treatments! I have no: shoulders." Macy Cole, Liverpool, NY) .41.v ri • ,ètOrgtOUt e u rugs, muscle relaxants and as:e no results. Since starting ciirro 0 Ped all medications. I am graieluifdr , eMent to optimum health that is directly relat, ," Sidnalism and genuine caring of the Doctor '' e Coon, Cato, NY) "I had lower back pain, neck bronchial problems. Since, • with no pain and I haverktlit tr.•■ . , a FREE Presentation ; St 13?,;•;', ,• 1`e, Y.741.7A 4 BALDWINSVILLE MESSENGER EXTRA, JAN. 23 TO FEB. 27, OMR 2013 RECO RD NUMBERS Paige's Butterfly Run gives $220,000 to Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital Kr"; By Erin Wisneski Chris Arnold credits online fundraising for Paige's Butterfly Run's record breaking numbers this year. Held in June, the event drew 2,650 participants (a 14 percent increase over 2011) and raised $253,000 - the previous high was $168,000 in 2011. The organization was able to present Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital with a check for $220,000 on Dec. 31. "[This is] by far the largest gift we have ever made; said Arnold. Founded in 1997, the event is named for and held in honor ofArnold'sdaughter, Paige Yeomans Arnold, who was a first grade student at Palmer Elementary School in Baldwinsville when she was diagnosed with leukemia. She was treated at what is now Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital before succumbing to the disease in 1994. .BARBARA GUDK Ellen Yeomans and Chits Arnold present Dr. Welch, professor and chair of Pediatrics at Upstate Medical University, with a $220,000 check for Golisano Children's Hospital. Yeomans and Arnold represent Paige's Butterfly Run, which raised a record amount for the hospital this year. The event is named after Yeomans and Arnold's daughter, Paige, who died after battling leukemia. She was a first grade student at Palmer Elementary School. "Having a child with cancer is a tough place to be," Arnold said. "I think everyone involved [with Paige's Butterfly Run] understands what it is we are trying to do and is supportive of that whether it i.mcczoinlcmcgr be through their registration fee or that plus their personal fundraising." This year's $220,000 donation was divided into five different funds: Paige's Cancer Research Fund ($85,000); Paige's Family . TO YOU SINCE 1947 2011 JEEP .2012 CHRYSLER Liberty 4x4 200 LX 32k miles $ sly mac 19k miles $ ire new lel" 9.• 7 IN STK# 9790 STK# 9789 sib Wi 77W 2012 DODGE 2011 DODGE Grand Caravan Crew Avenger Mahistreet 22k miles STK# 9753 9853/9854 AL $1 995 20k miles $ I 005 "0"717 7 7 STK# 9759 99 Assistance Fund ($98,000); Paige Yeomans Arnold Memorial Endowment Fund ($15,000); Paige's Family Fun Fund ($17,000); and the new pediatric cancer outpatient clinic ($5,000), which is scheduled to open in 2014. Since its inception, the run has raised a total of $1.5 million. According to Toni Gary, director of Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital Community Relations, donations from Paige's Butterfly Run have helped to create a more normal atmosphere at the hospital for the families and children who have to stay for extended periods of time, specifically through Paige's Family Fun Fund. This fund, which received $17,000 from PBR this year alone, provides child life specialists with the resources necessary to achieve a home-like environment on the inpatient and outpatient floors of the Dr. William J. Waters Center for Children's Cancer and Blood Disorders, Money is used to help patients and their families enjoy a family meal, create birthday and holiday celebrations, and to generally lighten the lives of patients when they are in the hospital for treatment. "With money from Paige's Run, we are able to do so much more Gary said, adding child life specialists draw on these WOMEN GO RED Shop Online .Save $$$ LONG LEYDODGE.COM Our 10th yr!at is coming— and Is time to shout louder, stand stronger and demand t:lidngi. Attention all Dodge, • LUBE, OIL CI Chrysler and Jeep owners 'FILTER CHANGE I GREAT SERVICE ...FOR LESS! Service Dept is OPEN ON SATURDAYS 8AM-1 PM Call today for your appointment SCINC301100 OE TO YOU MCI 1947 $ 1625 Purchase 4 oil changes for only $65! 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This is especially important for children enduring a longer stay at the hospital, Gary said. "When you are seeing 5,000 visits with cancer patients alone per year, [Paige's Family Fun Fund] really makes a difference in what we have for the children," Gary said. Paige's Butterfly Run not only raises money for the hospital, but also helps to raise awareness. "In the community, when you talk about 2,600 participants, there is so much more awareness that we have gained from participants, families and friends through Paige's Butterfly Run," Gary said. "It helps to make people more aware of what Golisano is doing; people realize children do have cancer and they are being treated in Syracuse" ol .1014411 Horan, who organized the Concerned Citizens on Fracking. This event will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30, at the First United Methodist Church, 17W. Genesee St., Baldwinsville. All residents of Lysander and Van Buren are welcome. ; Music i •,) PHOTOS BY KELLY CAR? Students selected to perform in the senior high school 'area all-state orchestra are (back row, from left) Breanna Martinez, Mary Jonas, Cecilia Vacanti, McKenna Curtis, Shannon Santmyer, Antonio Martinez, (middle row, from left) Julianna Grabowsld, Julia Gorsld, Jessica Oemcke, Taylor Pellde, (bottom row, from left) Andrea Carvalho, Irina Peshko, Katherine Schumacher, Della Patterson and Courtney Boda. Missing from the photo is Emma Rahalski. Wville students to perform In All-State Music Festival By Kelly Cary Nineteen Baldwinsville students have been selected to perform in the NYSSMA Senior High School Area All-State Music Festival, to be held Feb. I and 2 in Ithaca. They are: Band Catherine Beamish, Connor Bogardus and Ian Lang Orchestra Courtney Boda, Andrea Carvalho, McKenna Curtis, Julia Gorski, Julianna Grabowski, Mary Joncas, Breanna Martinez, Antonio Martinez, Jessica Oemcke, Della Patterson, Taylor Pel- NANCY L MITCHELL Baker High School student Scott Wolff, right, is the recipient of the 2012 Good Citizen Award presented by the Betsy Baldwin Chapter DAR. Shown with Wolff are his parents, Karl and Katrina Wolff. Christian School Choice to host education fair Christian School Choice will hold it's first annual Education Fair from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 29, at Faith Baptist Church, 7312 Van Buren Road, Baldwinsville. Come and visit with more than 14 home-school co-op and private Christian schools to answer questions about Christian education for your student(s). Featured institutions will include: Abundant Life Academy; Baldwinsville Christian Academy; Cortland Christian Academy; Faith Heritage School; Finger Lakes Christian School; HIM Ministry; Lake Effect Homeschool Association; Little Lamb Christian School; Living Word Academy; LEAH: Loving Education at Home; Oswego Community Christian; Oswego LEAH Co-Op; Redeeming Mondays Co-OP; and Word of Life Christian Academy. For more information, visit graphic-ventures.com/CSC.html. Students selected tá perform in the senior high school area all-state band are (from left) Catherine Beamish, Connor Bogardus and Ian Lang. kie, Irina Peshko, Emma Katherine Schumacher and Rahalski, Shannon Santmyer, Cecilia Vacanti Musical renderings at Radisson Nursery School 2013 Dodge Avenger C 9 000 OFF uP TO Sw r ittgli"tora4ro gnainitYcek Vet 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan PW, PL, V6, Auto,A/C, 3rd Seat Stow-n-go, Keyless Entry MSRP: $20,990 SAVE: $3,000 rtEtsred or 0% for up to 72 mos. 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January is National Mentoring Month Mentors are makinga difference herein BaldwinSville through a unique partnership between the Volunteer Center and the Baldwinsville Central School District Mentors meet with their stud,ent (huing the school day once it week throughout the academic year to prairthe an extra layer of one-on" one :9111;. The Volunteer Center's Mentoiiii been in existence in one form or n eañ' 45 years and is one of the few programs Of its Wain-Onondaga County. Understanding and bellevintkithe Vane of a Mentoring Program, it is dtielii`the lliadership and willingness of school staff here in our 5601 district to go above and beyond that has enabled thii program to continue and expand. To be a mentor, you don't need special skills, just an ability to listen and to offer friendship, guidance • and encouragement to a young person. Currently, there are 65 students who are paired up with either an adult mentor o'r a high school junior or senior in all of our elementary schools, Ray Middle School and Durgee Junior High This year for the first time, there Is a 'mentor who continues to meet with her student at Baker, marldng their fifth year together. We all win when young people succeed in schooL Research proves that caring volunteers working with students of all ages have the power to help kids boost academic achievement and also improved self-esteem and social skills. 'The Volunteer Center would like to thank all of our mentors for their time and dedication,' said Nancy Conley, executive director of the BVC. "Our Mentoring Program could not continue without these special volunteers:' If you would like more information about becoming a mentor, please call the Baldwinsville Volunteer Center at 638 - 0251. You'll be amazed by how much you'll get out of the experience. : If you're on this map, we're in your mailbox This week's Messenger Extra is full of activities, events and happenings in the greater Baldwinsville, Lysander and Van Buren communities. Many of these articles have been submitted by you, our readers, through e-mail (editor@ baldwinsvillemessenger.com ) and mail (2501 James St., Suite 100, Syra- cuse, NY 13206). We encourage you to continue to send in your stories and contact us with you ideas to keep the Messenger Extra full of important community news. Opinion From Grandma's Kitchen Comfort food for our cold winters By Annette Sica that book or try some of the Hi, everyone! January is the month of dreams. A new year; a time for new beginnings, a time to hope, a time to change, a time to start over. Do you want to go back to school or change careers? Do you want to start your own business? Do you want to retire? Are you planning on getting married or having a child? Have you dreamed of a lifetime vacation in far away places? On a smaller note, it's time to relax, finish that puzzle, or sweater or needlepoint pillow. Finish recipes you've been meaning to make. Here is a recipe for cheese potatoes perfect for our cold winters. It will warm and comfort you. The recipe is perfect with meatloaf, chicken, fish or beef. You make it in a skillet and cook it on top of the stove, not in the oven, an easy scalloped potato dish. Take care, everyone! Annette Sica is a resident of Baldwinsville. Years ago, she used to write a column for the Baldwinsville Messenger titled 'Coffee II Cheese Potatoes 3 tbsp. Butter or margarine 6 large potatoes, peeled and thinly sliced 1 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp. pepper c. milk 2 c. Shredded cheddar cheese chopped fresh parsley Melt butter in a large nonstick skillet. Cook potatoes until almost tender and lightly browned. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Pour milk over all; boil gently until milk is absorbed. Sprinkle with cheese and allow to melt. Stir; sprinkle with parsley and serve immediately. with Annette" and she is columns for her community happy to be writing cooking again. Library Focus Check out what's new on library web page By Val Chism This month's program list is growing short, but there's still plenty to do at the library every day. Stop in and check out our new materials (books, magazines, CDs, DVDs and audiobooks in a variety of formats), public access computers, magazine sections and our current display of landscape art by Stacey Pope. What's new on our web page We share a lot of materials with our county wide library system but there are still good reasons to log into the library directly through our page at bville.lib.ny.us including quick links to programs and a number of resources that aren't available to folks in the rest of the system. Most of them including Valueline (a repository of valuable investment information) can be accessed by clicking on the Research Sources tab at the left side of the page. Others like Freegal, Rocket languages, Tumble Books (for our youngest users) and Sebco books can be accessed directly from the main page. Sebco is a recent addition with a small collection of high interest reading for teens and adult new readers. These materials can be downloaded directly from our webpage with a library card and a pin number, but, unlike many of our other digital items, you won't have to wait for your hold to come in. Our current selection includes high interest fiction, a number of biographies of current writers and celebrities and some nonfiction titles on holidays and living with various health problems. Reset Need a little break from pages and screens? Looking for a quick mental pick-meup? Check out some of our newer options in the young adult area. We have a puzzle table for those who just want to while away a little time and a new game cart stocked with some board game basics including chess and backgammon for use in.the library. Learn something new at Wired Wednesday Learn how to make the most of technology with the help of our hands on courses. Seating is limited to 10 per class and registration is required. Sign up on our online calendar or call the library to register. This month's classes (held at 1:30 p.m.) are as follows: email Basics on Ian. 23; and Finding Answers on the Web on Jan. 30. In Stitches In Stitches convenes from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 23, to work on individual sewing, needlework, knitting and other projects in congenial company. Living with Alzheimer's for Caregivers — Middle Stages Struggling with providing care to a loved one with Alzheimers or other dementias? Join us for the remaining two parts of this three-part series and hear caregivers and professionals discuss helpful strategies to provide safe, effective and comfortable care at this workshop presented from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesdays, Jan. 23 and 30 by the Alzheimer's Association, CNY Chapter. Master your machines Drop in to the computer lab from 10 a.m. to noon Fridays and librarians will help you with your laptop, mobile device, e- readers or tablet computer. No registration necessary. VHS Sale Sale will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. Jan. 27 and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 28. Last Thursday Book Club The Last Thursday book club meets at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, to discuss "Wait Till Next Year, A Memoir," by Doris Kearns Goodwin. All of our groups welcome new members. Valerie Chism is the young adult librarian at the Baldwinsville Public Library. From the mailbag PAC-B TV thanks Shacksboro for recognition BALDWINSVI LLE MESSENCURA 2501 James St., Suite 100 Syracuse, NY 13206 Phone 31 5-434-8889 • Fax 315-434-8883 Erin Wisneski, Editor, Ext. 332 Paul Nagle, Senior Advertising Representative, Ext. 308 The Messenger Extra is a unit of Eagle Newspapers David B. Tyler Jr., Publisher, Ext. 302 John McIntyre, Publisher, Spotlight Newspapers Doug Campbell, Managing Editor, News, Ext. 325 Jennifer Wing, Managing Editor, Ext. 340 Lisa Congdon, Business Manager, Ext. 303 Eagle Newspapers is owned by Community Media Group LLC, David B. Tyler, Jr., President; Daniel E. Alexander, Vice President; John A. McIntyre Jr., Secretary/Treasurer. To the editor: The Baldwinsville Public Access Channel 98 (PAC-13 TV)board of directors would like to thank Museum at the Shacksboro Schoolhouse for bestowing upon the local not-for-profit the annual Burrill E. Wells, Jr. Historic Preservation Award. This prestigious award was given to PAC-B TV for all the filming of historic projects and talks that our organiz.ation's volunteer videographers preserve on video within the greater Baldwinsville community. We would also like to thank all of our dedicated volunteers, including Pat Leonard and Ron Root, who accepted the award on behalf of PAC-B TV (as they were there filming the museum's award presentation to another recipient). These volunteers make it possible for many residents to watch municipal meetings, concerts, local sports, talks And more from the convenience of their own homes on Time Warner Cable channel 98, 1498 and Verizon FiOS Channel 30. To learn more about PAC-B TV or if you are interested in becoming a volunteer videographer (we provide the equipment), visit our website at pacbtv. org. ANDY DRYDEN CHAIR PAC-B TV BOARD OF DI RECTORS Letters policy The Messenger Extra welcomes letters to the editor on subjects of interest to our readers. All letters must be signed and should bear a daytime telephone number. Send letters to: [email protected] or Messenger Extra 2501 James St., Suite 100, Syracuse, N.Y. 13206. BALDWINSVILLE MESSENGER EXTRA, JAN. 23 To FEB. 27, 2013 7 Community News By Erin Wisneski Baldwinsville's Meals on Wheels program is in desperate need of drivers. Operating out of Canton Woods Senior Center, the local program depends on the generosity of its volunteers to deliver hot and cold meals Monday through Friday to those who are in need and immobile. Unfortunately, during the winter months, the volunteer pool decreases in size. "The need for drivers is great at this time because many of our drivers are going south; said Donna Metz, the Baldwinsville Meals on Wheels coordinator. She added, "Our clients are growing and we have to add more routes." Delivering to Baldwinsville and parts of Liverpool, the operation depends on numerous volunteers to prepare and deliver meals, which reach 94 people in the greater Baldwinsville area daily. The program is also in need of volunteers to relieve those who consistently donate their , Public Hearing on Merger 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30 BVFC Station No. 1 7911 Crego Road, Baldwinsville lo I I -1 I . II II Cfntf Or. ecotiie one eritify w would ••• ' .r.4„..1 , 0 ' 41'''l4 b171)e 30, atbilg e VFC StatIon140. 1,1911 Crego Road, .Van , ,- WOUltlie ñqn-ts ' t . . called the -North WestfPire Buren. -Residents of both Lysander • • iYernient and the town biitriet;,' d an Buren are encouraged idea', of ex s condik4ted-lio: the area to first improve fire protection ":" to attend the hearing and 'ily .,°141•PP11- n orde r for the merger to , within-the town and seconku 611.813 Of fire protection . happerl,-it,Otli town biiiitda hied to dei and thesfOriiitionjultlie North Plainville consider forming a plot Wriuid take in Aheltit:tire with !aid, addinfitiat; the first_ fewfyiaza-.--- West Fire District, ,1061 cause ii Baldwinsville as the lead agency; of the. ConsOlidation*4 "The fire service is constantly y . ll spec sonrit:'areasi ifi ca :. artio4,0111k48 -sure and Nikdiern • 'ctiu..1104,* Perkins, there are Pitist . Of 'us wonfrtrather.: have our three. types oftri tioartinents, each .% %-ft4.1:44:eallitIclisiticts, but fire departments depicted as some answering to a municipal entity:. sluSiiid feVe.1outeventually. 14"mail Rockwell Painting of Years villapor city*departments, which : Benefits," of the proposed sharing of fire. gone by, but the reality is that if we are imcltide answer to a village or city countil; fire consolidation districts, which answer to an elected fighting equipment and addressing going to succeedandcdntinue to grow board of fire Commissioners; and fire building needs (possible relocation • as a viable volunteer organization, we protection districts, which answer to and retirement of some buildings), have to change.' B'ville rallies in support of Webster Fire Department On Dec. 24, tragedy struck. Four volunteer.firefighters were shot while responding to a fire in Webster, a suburb of Rochester. The gunman, William Spengler, shot and killed Webster Police Lt. Mike Chiapperini, 43, and Tomasz Kaczowka, 19, in addition to seriously injuring Joseph Hofsetter and Theodore Scardino before taking his own life. This tragedy sent shock waves through an already horrified nation still grieving from the loss in Newtown, Ct. Rather than giving in to despair, however, communities have rallied in support of the West Webster Fire Department including greater Baldwinsville. On Saturday, Dec. 29, the Baldwinsville Volunteer Fire Company held a boot drive raising more than $5,000, which will be given to the families of Chiapperini, Kaczowlca, Hofsetter and Scardino. According to BVFC President Tom Perkins, the company was acting on a request through the State Fire and Mutual Aid System to help the families of those killed and injured in this "senseless tragedy; "[The drivel was an important cause to us in Baldwinsville because the fire service is a brotherhood, we all feel the pain when a firefighter is killed or injured; Perkins said. "We accept the "We accept the fact that sometimes firefighters die in the line of duty. What we don't accept is that a firefighter should die the way these [firefighters] did." President Tom Perkins Baldwinsville Volunteer Fire Company fact that sometimes firefighters die in the line of duty. What we don't accept is that a firefighter should die the way these brothers did." Under the direction of Deputy Chief Tony McIntyre, several boot drop locations were established throughout greater Baldwinsville. The response was overwhelming; Perkins said. "I think that when people think about what we do, we are supposed to be the good guys, and the West Webster firefighters were just going about their business, something they do every day, and to be gunned down just is tragic; Perkins said. Other volunteers had the West Webster Fire Department in their hearts, too. Mike Zimmerman, Mike Evans, 'Ryan McNeil and Drew Gilbert, members of the Belgium-Cold Springs Fire District, attended services on Dec. 29 for the fallen volunteers in Rochester. "We all realize that what happened in Webster could just as easily have happened here; said Bill Merriam, chairman of the BCSFD. "People in public service everywhere share a common bond, the desire to help others in their communities and when one is hurting, we all are hurting. So we support one another to get through the tough times." "We also commend the Baldwinsville firefighters for staffing multiple 'boot-fill' locations on a rather nasty day and thank everyone that contributed to a truly noble cause," Merriam continued, adding that the BCSFD will also be making a donation to the West Webster Fire Department. If you are interested in making a donation, visit westwebsterfd.org . "We use seven drivers a day, each with about a one and a half-hour shift," Metz said. "There are also five kitchen volunteers a day with a two-hour shift." Currently, there are 130 active volunteers in the kitchen and as drivers. That doesn't include Metz or the program's cook Pam Smith; she and Metz are the only paid members of the program. "Our drivers are great. They are here through rain, snow and ice. The only time we are closed is when the schools are closed; Metz said, noting that volunteer drivers donate their time, vehicles and gas to deliver meals. 'Our kitchen volunteers are great, too. Some have been here for more than 25 years." While the program mostly serves the senior population (individuals who have just come out of the hospital and nursing homes), any homebound individual is eligible to become a client. "Some of our clients don't have family to help with food and groceries," Metz said. "And, for some, our drivers are the only person clients will see all day." In addition to receiving meals five times a week, the program also offers weekend meals. Ordering food through Renzi Food Service, Baldwinsville's Meal on Wheels prepares deliveries at Canton Woods Senior Center, where meals are made fresh daily. Lunches consist of a sandwich, pudding or jello, a baked good and a fruit; dinner is a hot entrée with a vegetable, roll and potato. "People call us up all the time and tell us how much they love our meals; Metz said. While volunteers are greatly needed at this time, the community can also help by giving to Meals on Wheels through donations, memorials and endowments. "Every little bit helps," Metz said. To become a volunteer, call 638-2171. During the last week of 2012, President Barack Obama signed a bill (H.R. 5837) designating the postal facility at 26 East Genesee St., Baldwinsville, as the "Corporal Kyle Schneider Post Office Building" into law. "Corporal Kyle R. Schneider is an American hero and I am so pleased that President Obama signed this legislatiOn honoring him into law," said Ann Marie Buerkle, who introduced the bill while representing New York's 25th Congressional District. "Kyle is greatly missed, and while nothing can ever diminish the grief of those who knew and loved him, I hope that this small token will serve as a reminder of how appreciative his community and country are for his service and sacrifice. In his death, Kyle has earned the thanks of a grateful nation. We must never forget his sacrifice and that of his family and loved once A Baldwinsville native, Schneider joined the United States Marine Corps in 2008. In January 2011, he was assigned to 3rd Platoon and deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. In defense of the United States, Kyle was killed in Helmand Province Afghanistan on June 30, 2011, by an improviseriexplosive device. He was 23 years old. 8 Om& BALDWINSVILLE MESSENGER EXTRA, JAN. 23 TO FEB. 27 1 2013 Crime G&C Foods donates $10K to food pantry Radisson resident convicted sex offender G&C Foods, a Van Buren business, recently made a $10,000 donation to the Baldwinsville Community Food Pantry. "This time of year, I get to play Santa Claus," said David Lepage, president of the company, adding that G&C Foods donates 10 percent of the company's pretax income each year to local organizations like the BCFP. "I tend to look toward smaller operations in our area that don't get a lot of corporate donations." Lepage and Sara Johnson, the organizational development manager at G&C Foods, presented the BCFP Volunteer Coordinator Sally Dayger with the donation last Friday. Dayger said the generous donation will provide a year's supply of vouchers for eggs and milk to those in need. BCFP serves all residents residing within the Baldwinsville Central School District on a confidential basis and is run entirely by volunteers. "My volunteers are wonderful - they By Erin Wisneski Staff reports Radisson resident Thomas G. Smith, 48, of 6211 Festival Court, pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of second-degree sexual abuse on Oct. 16. Smith admitted in Lysander Town Court before Lysander town Judge Charles Mantione to engaging in sexual contact with a 10-year-old boy in May and June of last year. A lawyer formerly employed by the U.S. District Court in Syracuse, Smith was sentenced to six years' probation on Dec. 18 for sexually molesting the boy. According to Assistant District Attorney Jeremy Cali, there were several incidents between Smith and the boy, which took place in Smith's home while the victim was a visitor. Smith pled to one charge to cover Thomas G. Smith all allegations. In addition, the court rated Smith a Level 1 sex offender as a result of the conviction, which means Smith will have to register as a convicted sex offender. Smith also faces an appellate court review of his license to practice law as a result of the misdemeanor conviction. r - are the ones who-do all the work; Dayger said. The pantry, located within the First United Methodist Church at the corner of Charlotte and West Genesee streets in ERIN WISHES Vi GU Foods president David Lepage, left, and Sara Johnson, the company's organizational development manager, present Sally Dayger with a $10,000 donation for the Baldwinsville Community Food Pantry. Dayger is the volunteer coordinator for the pantry, which serves all residents residing within the Baldwinsitille Central School District on a confidential basis. Baldwinsville, is open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. 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With that defeat, RFA slipped to no. 4 in the state poll as Cicero-North Syracuse, with its own 12-game win streak, claimed the top spot for the first time in the program's history. Properly motivated, and knowing how much B'ville had improved since its midseason roster changes, RFA jumped on the Bees and led 2-0 after what proved to be a pivotal first period. From that point on, B'ville would play on even terms. Garth Gray and Garrett Gray would both score goals, with Parker Ferrigan and Matt Zandri earning assists. Each time, though, the Black Knights would answer, never trailing as it overcame Josh Pinard's 23 saves in the net. Keegan Richie, with two goals, and Tyler Williams, with three assists, paced the RFA attack After this, the Bees returned to Lysander to meet Watertown IHC Friday in its first home game in two weeks. Given that, and given that it was Senior Night, B'ville wanted to put on a good performance - and did so, easily dispatching the Cavaliers in a 6 - 0 shutout. Spending a large portion of the game in IHC's end, the Bees recorded 67 shots. Only the remarkable work of Cavaliers goalie Grant Chamberlain kept it from a more lopsided margin. B'ville got all of its goals in the first two periods, two of them from Ferrigan, including a short-handed tally as he added a pair of assists. Ronnie Bertrand and Garth Gray each had one goal and one assist, while Zandri piled up three assists. Mike Schneid and Matt Abbott earned the other goals as Pinard stopped all 18 shots he faced. The win improved B'ville to 8-6-1 (5-4-1 league), but its Division I playoff fate may hinge on two more road games this week, as the Bees : PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ABOVE: SLIP IN THERE - Baldwinsville forward Parker Ferrigan (7) sees his shot get past Watertown IHC goalie Grant Chamberlain for a shorthanded tally in last Friday's 6-0 victory. Ferrigan finished with two goals and two assists as the Bees won for the fifth time in six games. RIGHT:JUST AHEAD - Balchvinsvillefonvard Mike Sdineld (20) works the puck in front of a Watertown IHC defender during last Friday's game. Schneid earned a goal in the Bees 6-0 shutout of the Cavaliers. meet Fayetteville-Manlius at Cicero Twin Rinks and visit Meachem Arena Thursday to face the Syracuse Cougars. Irvine bowlers sweep West Genesee By Phil Blackwell Elizabeth Blume had a standout performance as both of Baldwinsville's bowling teams would sweep West Genesee 3 - 0 last Tuesday at Solvay Recreation Alley. Blume put up a string of strikes on her way to a 257, her best game of the season, all part of a 602 series. Annie Peterson remained steady, with a three-game total of 547 as B'ville moved to 8-1 on the season, just behind Auburn in the CNY Counties League standings. As for the boys Bees, Kevin Dunnihoo had his one of his best series of the season, a 575, as his team improved to 5-4. Dunnihoo posted a 213 high game, just ahead of Delsean Griffith's 210, which was part of a 569 set, though both trailed WG's Justin Ingram, who had a 600 set. B'ville has matches this week against Central Square and Fayetteville-Manlius after a tournament appearance in Oswego on Monday afternoon. Mers fallto C-Ns ni-Wiatesrespect as he swain the freestyle (345.10) events to ac-200 indiiidial Medley ma fop - cumulate lots of point& Also, C-NS had a pair of time of 2:18.90. Later, in the 100 backstroke, double winners, as Ricky BlackSidoraids prevailed again, this burn prevailed in the 200 freetime in 101.95, just before John style (158:99) and 100 freestyle Guardino earned a top time of (51.83 seconds), with Ben Mozo 1:10.60 in the 100 breaststroke. getting to first place in the 50 ButtlieNortlistarscountered. freestyle (23.12 seconds) and ' by winning every single felay, 100 butterfly (5849 seconds). ta1dngthe200 medley(1:54.19), riffle is back in action Wednes200 freestyle,(1:41.93) and 400 day •night, at West Genesee: - titles from Jàhn IdOrakis, the Baldwinsville boys swim team could not quite keep up with Cicero-North Syracuse, dropping a 90.57 79.5 decision to the Northstars. Put 4.4 thC . MoYile College pool, Which C-148 tos horde, and Sidoralds earned jm- - High School Sports Fans Fridays 671 61711/1 RADIO 97.7 emel 100.1 4114 1200 nisei 1440 Don't miss the Onondaga Community College Inside High School Sports show. 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Only now did the Warriors get control, because it managed to shut down most of the Bees' players. All of the Bees' field goals came from jUst.two players Gabi . prdan, who finished with 15 Points, itnd Emily Pascale, who earned six points. By contrast, three Liverpool players were prodictivi as Katie Dalton led with 13 points,. Emma Lamitori added- eight points and Rachael W'mdhausen got seven Points. It was much the same story Friday, against Corcoran, only with more points on the ledger as the Bees again 635-6643 played tough - and again lost by the same nine-point margin, falling to the Cougars 55-46. Unlike with Liverpool, at no time did B'ville's attack face a serious slump. It mostly traded baskets with Corcoran through a tight first half, only trailing 26-25 at the break From there, and until the final minutes, the Bees hung close, in large part due to Jordan, who led her side with 17 points as Hope DeFazio got nine points. 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Not responsible for typographical errors. 0M914 BALDWINSVILLE MESSENGER EXTRA, JAN. 23 TO FEB: 217 -2013 NOW ACCEPTING PART-TIME PRE-KREGISTRATION LA Childcare, Center & Pre-School Program --Where good beginnings last.a lifetime. PROGRAMS Part-Time Pre-School: Mon., Tues., Thurs.' September - June Ages 3,and 4 years, 9am to 11r.3 0am & 12:30pm to 3pcg„ - - Childcare with integrated Pre-School Program: Ages 6 weeks to 5 years, 6am to 6prri Before & After-S5hool Care iffd Summer,C4re: Ages 5 to 12 years, 6am to 6pril Hours: 6am-to 6Pm For Information: Calf 652-8021 • Fax 652-5696 3476 Rt.,31, Balchviniville, NY ioilakareccc.com NICK FARRE1:1 Syracuse University mascot Otto the Orange steps into conduct the Baldwins. ville Plan Bee Pep Band when the band performed as the house band forte Syracuse University men's basketball game Dec. 17. Plan Bee's performance coindded with Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim's 900th career victory. You can catch the pep band performing at various Baldwinsville athletic events throughout the winter season. KBR prepares for 2013 Ball v ..Ste ,( iF 1L 1 AS H 0 N HURRICANE SANDY RELIEF! MOD SQUAD FASHION Boutique ■-• SUBMITTED PHOTO Baker High School Class of 2012 graduates Caitlin Kurilovittand Travis Pandoli sit in the bounce house during lastyear's Keep the130 Rolling celebration, which not only focuses on providing seniors a night of outrageous fun but, more iiiiportantly, gives seniors a way to celebrate without alcohol, drugs and driving thus helping to prevent tragic acddents on Senior Ball night Support event through purchase of BJ's membership The KBR 2013 steering committee is gearing up, asking for volunteers and requestipg donations to make the Upcoming celebration as successful as its predecessors. two significant donors have already stepped forward, both of which generously supported the previous KBR events. A certified-used vehicle will once again be donated by Burdick Automotive BMW, Ford, Lexus and Toyota Scion, and Chris Hayden, Allstate Insurance, has pledged an iPad III for a lucky Baker High School senior. To learn more about this - * year's event, attend a PTSA meeting at 7 p.m. March 11 and May 20 in the Baker High School Library. These are the last two meetings before the Ball and KBR take place, so be sure join us. To donate or volunteer, please contact Laurie Noll, KBR chair, at [email protected] or Corinne Johnston, PTSA president, [email protected] . You can also support KBR by joining or extending your membership to BJ's. (The membership drive for KBR will last through to Jan. 28.) If you are interested, please contact Noll at the email address noted above. Grapes on ice At 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 8, visitors can come to Beaver Lake Nature Center for a relaxing evening of wine tast: ing. Each guest will enjoy some basic food pairings, tasting notes, a raffle and the expertise of wine expert Gary Decker from Vinomanla in Syracuse. Tickets are $50 per person and must be purchased in advance. Mod Squad Fashr.,n 4'6G F.tat' (in Mctrketfair Norirti Nee Wine and Cheese Patty - 5:00-8-00pm, Thursday, Jcnuary 31 st PAY IT FORWARD We are so excited to partner with California Closets and the Salvation Army, to help the Sandy Victims. Many are still struggling, and MOST are in need of Bath Towels. Please stop by, bring a bath towel, enjoy some hors d'oeuvres,.arid,a fun night of shopping. We are happy to offer 15% OFF your purchases for the night! With your help of a donation, together we can do our part, and pay it forward! Can't make it to the event, but still want to help? Please drop off the above item listed prior to the event: Mod Squad Fash;on. L6O Mcv•Kfmtfc,:ir North ofc-nia 7losets 2 0 Er:e ( CALIFORNIA CLOSETS:j 1 6 BALDWINSVILLE MESSENGER EXTRA, JAN..23 TO FEB. 27, 2013 OM& Obituaries Rose M. Vito, 88 Charles S. Dann, 67 Vietnam veteran Charles S. Dann, 67, of Baldwinsville, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013 after a brief illness. He was a native of Baldwinsville where he was a 1963 graduate of C.W. Baker Charles S. High School. He was an Dann Army veteran of Vietnam where he was involved in over 25 helicopter rescues. He served an apprenticeship at Alcan in be served & shall mail process . LEGAL NOTICE LOCAL 315 BREWING to: Erin Azar, 4550 Cherry COMPANY LLC Articles of Creek South Apt 506, Org. -filed NY Sec. of State Glendale, CA 80246. Foreign (SSNY) 12/17/12. Office in add: United States Onondaga Co. SSNY desig. Corporation Agents, Inc., agent of LLC upon whom 1521 Concord Pike #301, process may be served. SSNY Wilmington, DE 19803. Arts. shall mail copy of process to of Org. filed with Jeffrey W. 913 University Bldg., 120 Bullocic,DESec.ofState,P.O. East Washington St., Box 898, Dover, DE 19903. NY Syracuse, 13202. Purpose: General. BM-5 Purpose: Any lawful purpose. „ Principal business location: NOTICE OFFORMATION 3202 Warners Rd., Warners, Notice of formation of NY 13164. BM-5 Moose Ponds Hunting & Fishing Club LLC, limited LEGAL NOTICE CROSSING liability company (LLC). FAWN 110PS FARM LLC Articles of Certi ficate of Conversion filed Org. filed NY Sec. of State with the Secretary of State of (SSNY) 12117112. Office in NY (SSNY) on 12/19/12. Onondaga Co. SSNY desig. Office located in Onondaga agent of LI.0 upon whom County. SSNY designated as process may be served. SSNY agent of 1.1.0 upon whom shall mail copy of process to process against it may be 913 University Bldg., 120 served. SSNY shall mail East Washington St., process to: The LLC, 3237 13202. Patchett Road, Baldwinsville, NY Syracuse, Purpose: Any lawful purpose. NY 13027. Purpose: any Principal business location: lawful act or activity. BM-7 3202 Warners Rd., Warners, Tax notice NY 13164 Town of Lysander BM-4 The undersigned. receiver NOTICE OF FORMATION OF of taxes for the town of NOTICE FORMATION of Diverse Lysander, having received the Food Products. 1.1.0 Art of tax roll and warrant for the Org filed Sec 'y of State collectionoftaxes, willreceive (SSNY) I I/18/03. Office taxes through April I. 2013. location: Onondaga County. There is no penalty for SSNY designated as agent of payments made on or before 1.I.( upon whom process January 31.2013. penalty for against it may be served. payments made February 1, SSNY shall mail copy of 2013 to February 28, is 1%. process to 1 1 I Luther Ave, march 1 thru April 1 2013 is PO Box 216, Liverpool, NY 1.5%. 13088 Purpose any lawful After April 1,2013 unpaid activities taxes are returned to the BM--6 commissioner of finance, PO TOWN OF VAN BUREN Box 1004, Syracuse, New york LEGAL NOTICE 13201. NOTICE IS HEREBY Town office hours are GIVEN that I. Lynn monday through friday McCormick-Precourt, Town 9:00AM to4:30P.M except for Clerk/Receiver of Ta.xes of the holidays. Town of V an Buren. County of Receiver of taxes Onondaga and State of New 'Town of lysander York. have duly received the 8220 Loop Road tax roll and warrant for the Baldwinsville New York collection of taxes within the I 3207 lownolVan Boom for the year BM-3 2013 and that paymerit can be PUBLIC HEARING made in person at the Town NOTICE Hall, 7575 Van Buren Road, NOTICE IS HEREBY Baldwinsville, New York GIVEN, that the that the Town Monday through Friday Board of the Town of Van between the hours of 8:30 am Buren shall convene and and 4:00 pm, except Saturdays, conduct a joint public hearing Sundays and holidays. with the Town Board of the Taxes can be paid on or Town of Lysander on January before January 31, 2013 30, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. at the without charge or interest. On Baldwinsville Volunteer Fire all taxes paid Payments made Company, Inc., 7911 Crego after February 1,2013 through Road, Baldwinsville. New February 29, 2013 will have a York for the purpose of 1 % penalty added to the considering the extension of amount of the bill. Payments the I.ysander Fire District into made March I. 2013 through the whole of the area of the March 14, 2013 will have a "Town of Van Buren currently 1.5% penalty added to the designated as the Northern amount of the bill. Payments Fire Protection District and made afler March 14.2013 will mheowl e of the area also have a $.2.00 charge for the Town of Lysander duplicate billing. Payments currently designated as made afterApri11,2013canbe the Smoky Hollow Fire made payable to: Onondaga Protection District upon the County ChefFiscal Officer and dissolution of the Fire mailed to PO Box 1004, Protection Districts, so that the Lysander Fire District Syracuse. NY 13201-1004. Take Further Notice that shall be extended, effective pursuant to the provisions of January 1, 2014 and upon the law the tax roll of the Town of dissolution of such Fire Van Buren will be returned to Protection Districts. The the County Treasurer of the 'Town Board of the Town of County of Onondaga on the I.ysander will consider such proposal and hear all persons second day of April 2013 interested in the same at such Dated: 12/28/12 BM-2 time and place. DATED: Van Buren, New LEGAL NOTICE Notice ofQual. ofBaltaz,ar York January 2, 2013 By Order of the Town LLC. filed with Sec of State NY(SSNY): 11/16/12. Office Board of the Town of V an York Lynn to tri, Ile w in Onondaga County. Formed Binure in DE: 4/4/12. SS N Y Precourt, Town Clerk BM-3 designated agent of LLC upon whom process against it may NOTICE OF FORMATION Oswego for 4 years and retired after 30 years with General Motors. Charles belonged to the Baldwinsville VFW Post 153. Survivors: his son, Charles M. (Kat Truman) Dann of Watertown; his grandson, Rylan C. Dann of Oswego; his mother, Alice M. Dann of Baldwinsville; his sister, Cynthia Dann of Baldwinsville; and family. Calling hours: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, Jan. 14, at Falardeau Funeral Home, 93 Downer St., Baldwinsville. Burial, Greenlawn Memorial Park, Warners. Services: 1 p.m. Monday following the calling hours. Notice of formation of Ridgetop Systems, LLC, Art. Of Org. filed Secy. Of State (SSNY) 01/04/2013. Office location: Onondaga County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mall a copy of process: Ridgetop Systems LLC, 2257 Ridge Rd, Fabius, NY 13063, the Reg. Agt. Upon whom proc. May be served. Purpose: any lawful purpose. BM-8 NOTICE OF FORMATION Notice of formation of Stevens Hoof Care, LLC, Art. Of Org. filed Secy. Of State (SSNY) 01/0312013. Office location: Onondaga County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of process: Stevens Hoof Care, LLC, 5690 Shasta Dr, Tully, NY 13159, the Reg. Agt. Upon whom proc. May be served. Purpose: any lawful purpose. BM-8 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF VBR PROPRIETARIES, LLC The name of the Limited Liability Company is VBR Proprietaries, (hereinafter referred to as the "Company"). The date of filing with the NYS Secretary of State's office was January 7, 2013. The Company is located within the County of Onondaga. The NYS secretary of State has been designated as the agent of said Company upon which process against it may be served. The post office address of the Company is 118 Cook Drive, Baldwinsville, New York 13207. The Company does not have a registered agent. The duration of the Company is unlimited. The purpose of the business of said Company is any lawful activity. BM-9 Town of Van Buren Notice of Special Town Board Meeting The Van Buren Town Board will hold a Spec ial Town Board Meeting immediately following the Public Hearing scheduled on January 30, 2013 at 7:00 pm at the Baldwinsville Volunteer Fire Company, Inc., 7911 Crego Road, Baldwinsville, New York. The only matters before the Town Board following the public hearing will be to consider the extension of the I.ysander Fire District into the area known as the Northern Fire Protection District in the Town of Van Buren and any other pertinent matters that may come before the Board. Lynn Precourt Town Clerk Dated: 1/17/13 BM-4 LEGAL NOTICE LITTLE UTICA GRAIN FARMS. LLC, Arts. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 01/ 0712013. Office loc: Onondaga County. SSNY has been designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to 147 County Route 14, Fulton, NY 13069. l'urpose: Any Lawful Purpose. BM-9 NOTICE OF FORMATION THRUWAY SPORTS LLC, a domestic LLC, Arts. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 10/26/12. Office location: Onondaga County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: The LLC, 119 Butternut Dr., Syracuse, NY 13214. General Purposes. BM-9 NOTICE OF FORMATION Notice of Formation o Schwalm Productions, LLC, Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC). Articles o Organization filed with the Secretary of Sate ofNew York (SSNY)on11/28/2012.0ffice o County location: is SSNY Onondaga. designated as agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail cop of process to: 2695 Conno Rd, Baldwinsville, NY 13027. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. BM-8 MEETING NOTICE The annual meeting of the Baldwinsville Farmers Co-op Assn., Inc. will be held on February 2, 2013, at 82 E. Genesee Street, Baldwinsville, New York 13207. A business meeting will be held at 12 p.m. There will be an Electio of Directors for 2013 the Annual Report and such oth business as may be necessary at the time. Baldwinsville Farmcrs CO-OP ASSN., Inc. Dennis Gcwarucki, Manager BM-4 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing by the Zoning Board o Appeals of the Town of Van Buren, on the 28th day o January, 2013, 7:32 P.M., at the Vanburen Town Building, corner of Ellsworth and Van Buren Roads, Baldwinsville, NY, on the following matter: APPLICATION BY: Loretto-O'Brien Road Housing Development Fund Co., 700 East Brighto Avenue, Syracuse, NY, to the Zoning Board of Appeals o the Town of Van Buren, for Variance for Section 200-65, for a variance request to reduce required parking, at property of O'Brien Road Apartments located at 71 70 O'Brien Road, Baldwinsville, Tax Parcel ID # 060.-04-02.3, in a (PUD Zoning District. Signed, John Virginia, Chairman Zoning Board of Appeals BM-4 NOTICE OF FILING ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION OF 206 THOMPSON ST. LLC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the name of the limited liability company is 206 THOMPSON ST. LL('. The Articles of Organization of said limited liability company were filed on January 3, 2013 with the Secretary o State. The county within the state in which the limited liability company is to b located is the County o Onondaga. The Principal Business Location of the limited liability company i 4 11 Buffington Rd., Syracuse, NY 13224. The Secretary o State has been designated as agent of the limited liability company and the post office address within the state to which the Secretary of State shall mail a copy of any process against the limited liability company served upon him is The LLC, do Steven Lux, 411 Buffington Rd., Syracuse, NY 13224. The purpose of the business of the limited liability company is any lawful purpose. BM-8 Born in Italy Rose M. (Ianniello) Vito, 88, of Baldwinsville, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013, at Iroquois Nursing Home.- Rose was born in Modelone , Italy and was a longtime resident of the Rose M. Vito Syracuse area. She retired from the Lamson Corporation in Syracuse after more than thirty years of service. Rose was also a homemaker and took great pride in taking care of her has-' band and three sons. She was also an avid gardener, and enjoyed cooking and baking. Rose also enjoyed traveling to Naples , FL with her husband, and was a communicant of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church in Baldwins- vile. She is iiredeceased byher son, Richard Vito in 2010. Surviving to cherish her memory are her loving husband of 67 years, Dominic A. Vito of Baldwinsville; sons, Robert Vito of Baldwinsville and John (Donna) Vito, of Liverpool; her grandson, Jason Vito of Liverpool; her brother, Andrew (Brenda) Ianniello of Punta Gorda, Florida; her sister, Antoinette (Donald) Keegan of Syracuse. Funeral services: 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 18, in St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church with a mass of Christian burial celebrated and a Rite of Committal and burial following in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Baldwinsville. Calling hours: 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, at the Maurer Funeral Home Moyers Corners, 3541 Rt. 31, Baldwinsville. Program Log Baldwinsville PAC-B (Channels 98,1498, FiOS 30) Every night midnight to 9 a.m. Baldwinsville Bulletin Board Baldwinsville PAC-B, the Public Access channel at cable channel 98, now has a digital sister channel and Verizon channel. The locally produced programs seen on PAC-B for the past decade can now also be seen on Time Warner Digital Channe11498 and Verizon FiOS Channel 30. In addition, newly installed digital equipment at PAC-B's new facilities at 8 Mechanic St. is providing improved signal quality to Channel 98 viewers. Saturday Jan. 26 9 a.m. Boys' Basketball vs. Nottingham (1/23/13) then BEE A Good Sport: Mark Bader, Baseball Coach then Michael Kearney: "Rhapsody In Blue” (2007) 11:15 a.m. Soldiers Journal Noon American Democracy 1 p.m. Censorship: Dirty Deeds In The Dark: Bruce Coville 2 p.m. Friends of the Library: Policing The Erie Canal (2009) 3 p.m. Beauchamp Hist. Soc. Lysander and Van Buren Slide Show 4 p.m. Christmas Lights of Baldwinsville 5 p.m. Community Wesleyan Church 6 p.m. Boys' Basketball vs. Nottingham (1/23/13) then BEE A Good Sport: Mark Bader, Baseball Coach then Michael Kearney:"Rhapsody In Blue" (2007) 8:15 p.m. Soldiers Journal 9 p.m. American Democracy 10 p.m. Censorship: Dirty Deeds In The Dark: Bruce Coville 11 p.m. Friends of the Library: Policing The Erie . Canal (2009) Sunday Jan. 27 9 a.m. American Democracy 10 a.m. Censorship: Dirty Deeds In The Dark: Bruce Coville 11 a.m. Friends of the Library: Policing The Erie Canal (2009) Noon Beauchamp Hist. Soc. Lysander and Van Buren Slide Show 1 p.m. Christmas Lights of Baldwinsville 2 p.m. Vineyard Church, Lakeland 3 p.m. First Presbyterian Church Service 4 p.m. Words to Live By 5 p.m. Community Wesleyan Church 6 p.m. American Democracy 7 p.m. Censorship: Dirty Deeds In The Dark: Bruce Coville 8 p.m. Friends of the Library: Policing the Erie Canal (2009) 9 p.m. Boys' Basketball vs. Nottingham (1/23/13) then BEE A Good Sport: Mark Bader, Baseball Coach then Michael Kearney:"Rhapsody In Blue" (2007) 11:15 p.m. Soldiers Journal Monday Jan. 28 9 a.m. Beauchamp Hist. Soc. Lysander and Van Buren Slide Show 10 a.m. Christmas Lights of Baldwinsville 11 a.m. Baker/Durgee String Concert (5/26/11) Noon Boys' Basketball vs. Nottingham (1/23/13) then BEE A Good Sport: Mark Bader, Baseball Coach then Michael Kearney:"Rhapsody In Blue" (2007) Journal 3 p.m. American Democracy 4 p.m. Censorship: Dirty Deeds In The Dark: Bruce Coville 5 p.m. Friends of the Library: Policing the Erie Canal (2009) 6 p.m. Boys' Basketball vs. Nottingham (1/23/13) then BEE A Good Sport: Mark Bader, Baseball Coach then Michael Kearney: "Rhapsody In Blue" (2007) 8:15 p.m. Soldiers Journal 9 p.m. Beauchamp Hist. Soc. Lysander and Van Buren Slide Show 10 p.m. Christmas Lights of Baldwinsville 11 p.m. Baker/Durgee String Concert (5/26/11) Tuesday Jan. 29 9 a.m. Baker Wrestling vs. Auburn (1/24/2013) 10:30 a.m. BEE a Good Sport: B. Garafalo, Girls' Crew 11:15 a.m. Soldiers Journal Noon Community Band at Park Terrace, Radisson (8/15/2012) 1 p.m. Big Chill 2013 (1/26/2013) 2 p.m. Erie Canal Cloggers at Syr. Home (2004) 3 p.m. Jan. Baker Orchestra Concert (1/16/2013) 3:35 p.m. Van Buren School 50th Anniversary Celebration (2005) 5 p.m. BUG Z Musical at Van Buren School (4/5/11) 6 p.m. Flowers of Campobello 6:25 p.m. Hershey Park Race Cars and Highwheelers (2007) 7:25 p.m. Friends of the Library: John Cecil, Geol- 2:15 p.m. Soldiers SEE PAC-B, PAGE 17 , rot.4W. *mg BALDWINSVILLE MESSENGER EXTRA, JAN. 23 TO FEB.- 27 1. 2013 ; g . e ewill be a pat e; sce-Jr, t'd • Th • tiin the second "t man U.:erf 'Month. Pleq.C. notary _xr:t Arm chair aero r' dge.: es; liheljandng a PAC-B ogy Professor(1/17/2013) 8:30 p.m. After The Storm 9 p.m. AJ. Christopher Readings at Beauchamp Hist. Soc. (1/11/11) 10:05 p.m. Early History of Wyllie: NYS Pottery (2006) 11:10 p.m. Growing Up on the South Side of BMIle (2006) Wednesday Jan. 30 9 a.m. Flowers of Campobello 9:25 a.m. Hershey Park Race Cars and Highwheelers (2007) 10:25 a.m. Friends of the Library: John Cecil, Geology Professor(1/17/2013) 11:30 a.m. After The Storm Noon AJ. Christopher Readings at Beauchamp Hist. Soc. (1/11/11) 1:05 p.m. Early History of B'ville: NYS Pottery (2006) 2:10 p.m. Growing Up on the South Side of B'ville (2006) 3 p.m. Baker Wrestling vs. Auburn (1/24/2013) 4:30 p.m. BEE a Good Sport: B. Garafalo, Girls' Crew 5:15 p.m. Soldiers Journal 6 p.m. Community Band at Park Terrace, Radisson (8/15/2012) 7 p.m. Big Chill 2013 (1/26/2013) 8 p.m. Erie Canal Cloggers at Syr. Home (2004) 9 p.m. January Baker Orchestra Concert (1/16/2013) 9:35 p.m. Van Buren School 50th Anniversary Celebration (2005) 11 p.m. BUG Z Musical at Van Buren School (4/5/11) Thursday Jan. 31 9 a.m. January Baker Orchestra Concert (1/16/2013) 9:35 a.m. Van Buren School 50th Anniversary Celebration (2005) 11 a.m. BUG Z Musical at Van Buren School (4/5/11) Noon Flowers of Campobello 12:25 p.m. Hershey Park Race Cars and Highwheelers (2007) From page 16 1:25 p.m. Friends of the Library: John Cecil, Geology Professor(1/17/2013) 2:30 p.m. After The Storm 3 p.m. AJ. Christopher Readings at Beauchamp Hist. Soc. (1/11/11) 4:05 p.m. Early History of Erville: NYS Pottery (2006) 5:10 p.m. Growing Up on the South Side of B'ville (2006) 6 p.m. Baker Wrestling vs. Auburn (1/24/2013) 7:30 p.m. BEE a Good Sport: B. Garafalo, Girls' Crew 8:15 p.m. Soldiers Journal 9 p.m. Community Band at Park Terrace, Radisson (8/15/2012) • 10 p.m. Big Chill 2013 (1/26/2013) 11 p.m. Erie Canal Cloggers at Syr. Home (2004) Friday Feb. 1 9 a.m. Community Band at Park Terrace, Radisson (8/15/2012) 10 a.m. Big Chill 2013 ( 1/26/2013) 11 a.m. Erie Canal Cloggers at Syr. Home (2004) Noon January Baker Orchestra Concert (1/16/2013) 12:35 p.m. Van Buren School 50th Ariniversary Celebration (2005) 2 p.m. BUG Z Musical at Van Buren School (4/5/11) 3 p.m. Flowers of Campobello 3:25 p.m. Hershey Park Race Cars and Highwheelers (2007) 4:25 p.m. Friends of the Library: John Cecil, Geology Professor(1/17/2013) 5:30 p.m. After The Storm 6 p.m. AJ. Christopher Readings at Beauchamp Hist. Soc. (1/11/11) 6:05 p.m. Early History of B'ville: NYS Pottery (2006) 7:10 p.m. Growing Up on the South Side of B'ville (2006) 9 p.m. Baker Wrestling vs. Auburn (1/24/2013) 10:30 p.m. BEE a Good 'Sport: B. 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Bees - Brian Honsinger (220 pounds), Kevin Lewis (99 pounds), David Rush (106 pounds) and Kevin Paul (120 pounds) - daimed forfeits, but Joe Nasoni (195 pounds) did wrestle, and took just 55 seconds to pin Roger Cecconi. Then the Bees went after Indian River, but this would have more suspense, the meet still in doubt until Jeremy Pond (113 pounds) recorded a 38-second pin over Devin Thorton in the late going. B'ville and IR swapped the first four matches, Connor Ross (138 pounds) taking just 38 seconds to Proving its elite status once more, the Baldwinsville wrestling team made it to the semifinal round at last Saturday's Section III Dual Meet at Cicero-North Syracuse. Starting with the no. 5 seed in a 16-team field, the Bees flattened Lowville 59-13 in the opening round and outlasted Indian River 45-38 in the quarterfinals before a 42-31 semifinal defeat to top seed South Jefferson. As it worked out, B'ville ended up facing Frontier League opposition for the entire tournament, starting with Lowville, where the Bees would win all but three of the matches against the Red Raiders. Brandon Schmid beat Bradley Curry 7-2 in the 126-pound opener as Vito Coloia (132 pounds) followed up with a 9-5 decision over Shawn Wicirick. Starting at 145 pounds, B'ville won six straight. Chad McArdell had pin Ben Callaghan before McArdell earned a crucial victory, moving up to 152 and holding off Dylan Crowder 5-3. Norton, who moved up to 160, pinned Logan Running with just eight seconds left, but the Warriors countered with two wins of its own to take a 20-15 lead before Nasoni took a forfeit. Honsinger, in his first match of the day, took just 42 seconds to finish off DaQuan Brown, and Jake Florack wrestled at 285 pounds, pinning Alex Avery in 324 to make it 33-20. Pond's win, plus a forfeit to Paul, dosed it out. The semifinal match with South Jefferson, who was no. 7 in the latest state small-school rankings, saw B'ville get an early lead when McArdell, back at 145, pinned Jake Moulton in 1:46 and Norton follow with a 12-1 decision over Jayson Kellogg, all this after Ross lost to Jon Crast 7-3. But the Spartans earned three straight pins to go in front 21-10 before another forfeit to Nasoni. Florack would keep the Bees within reach, needing an overtime takedown to beat Antonio Diaz 3-1. South Jefferson then made its decisive move, whining three straight matches, including decisions where Rush fell to Caleb Beach 5-0 and Pond lost to Tyler Bates 7-2. Paul would earn another victory, pinning Adam Hutchinson in 3:51 as Coloia claimed a late forfeit. As it turned out, the Bees fell to the team that finished on top. South Jefferson rolled past no. 3 seed General Brown 45719 in the championship round, the second time in three days the Spartans had beaten the Lions, having done so in a Frontier League meet on Thursday. B'ville tuned up for the Dual Meet by venturing to Central Square last Wednesday night and putting together an impressive 57-21 victory over the Red Hawks. Despite entering the meet with a 28-2 record, Central Square could not keep up with the Bees' relentless push, which started at s26 when Schmid held off Max Emond 7-5. Two matches later, at 138, Ross pinned Mike Byrne in 1:04, putting B'ville ahead for good before Brian Rush (145) held off Nate Rogers 1410. McArdell proceeded to pin Josh Bliss in 2:50. Starting at 182, B'ville, leading 18-15, would win seven of the last eight matches. Balduzzi pinned Justin Lanning in 1:11, with Nasoni (195) taking 5:20 to finish off Eljah Sampo. Honsinger (220) and Luke Earle (285) also got pins. To start the closing rush, David Rush, at 106, pinned Chelsy Sanchagrin in 3:55. Pond needed just 1:26 to pin Dylan Wallace, and Paul got a 5-1 decision over Blake Engebretsen. nille varsity ice hockey team honors teachers By Kelly Cary • ' --t7-•••• • --•••• • - •'= hidnOptrickandfteateatils both sought high • . , honors when they:returned-to SRC Arena for last Weeleik .BOb . . . , ' Grieve miiiiatiai firiiitatiOnaL • Going first, the bniri.Bi44 *aka:30 points., sharing fourth, _eycit. place withICgerpNorth.Sj;nicatin - ,it 'crowded 26, Once again, d lnfront .-4(013-9,0s.). finishe . .-- In th e Pere Nate ,#F1 9 ce1;1,9 Wiekiind .Alec Pinko r recorded il)ine of 40:36:60;p tillingf ,s..-:ts.n. im.f.t.,,• • J11.10:33.44. TheYboth finisheit**Ore .. than qseconds eirrof the ni§:t thc "Keefe for the`517.1netenShay • 6i9 4 ,econds ., only to have kee'te dailifitle;444 — "74613 ' secOnd•place.,. (6.66 e^C,14,621k0f: ' : .,21jec ittiq Sn 404 _. ,•-•-•=s-kdo-v. ining.tocikThürth p . iii45.56; !. whilePerezaniedsIxthplaceink,ule e 443.52 and Brennan LaQuewas .. slxth (1:36.44) in the 600-meter run. The Bees got ninth in the 4;000 relay (3:59.92) as Dan Walker took 10 6 in the 300-meter dish and Ryan Deloia was llth in the 3,200-meter run. • . In field events, Logan Manr had the best effort, clearing 11 feet 3 inches for fifth place in the poltVitiltas Drew Moll/let finished 13th. g4.,s,roifili yo xitith the tripleintnii, going 36'9 3/4".. li.Grieve meet saw B'ville nearly earn the A , sani&tO .. this time 7 but it put them in a tie for fifth further renioved frOm F-M's winning place with Ks), Wet*. of9fpolnts.• Anielica•Ton#01Whicl the Bees' biggest star turn, winning the 300 sprint. In a tithe Of43.73 seconds, Tomasello was the lone athlete to break the 44-second mark as F-M's Olivia Ryan (44.31 seconds) earned second place. • In the high jump, Emily Soeder vied with East. SyracuseMinoa's Nina ZeskY for top honors, and Soeder cleared 5 feet, which put herb Fc90 place as 70,3s.kk. ( 5-', 17) *mit. Contending in the 1,600 spri nt medley, the saW- Tomi, selki; Mackenzie ROSS; ElIseelfr atZL:ilti4Ceira Allen ir#11:PeCor;i4 odd top. _Irvine' place akin-Was s 'in hyk - &tan = e41M,kvliqe: .44 • „„kin1.12. EinitY McComb, 4(f . — - , • - . . ' — - - 135571 .(11:14.08) In the .4;049: 10gtei.. pOokIxth ''-'4■4416014lio' &Irish Wood just miss ed and hanie ethng seventh , - , .. tint: .. er: lie Melissa voyer; k10'Iiith 1,000 s,.• If— • The Baldwinsville Central School District varsity ice hockey team hosted its teacher appreciation night at the team's home game on Dec. 4. Each player asked a teacher who made a difference in his life to wear his away jersey to the game that evening, and players invited the teachers on to the ice to be introduced to the crowd. The following is a list of the players and each teacher they honored: Matthew Abbott - Mrs. Patricia Mullaney Tom Ancillotti - Mrs. Molly Scuderi Sean Barron - Ms. Elizabeth Fox Morgan Baumler-Mrs. Barbara Town Charlie Bertrand - Mrs. Melanie Blasczienski Ronnie Bertrand - Mrs. Christina Rode Tyler Church -Mrs. Suzanne Schumacher Matthew Colclough - Mr. Jason Glashauser Jeremy Cook - Mrs. Debra Wise Parker Ferrigan-Mr. Vincent Foriero Garrett Gray - Mr. Patrick Galvin Nick Harper -Mr. John Pallotta Matthew Herman -Mr. Eric BALDWINSVILLE HOCKEY TEAM Members of the Baldwinsville varsity ice hockey team are joined by their most inspirational teachers on the ice at the team's home game on Dec. 4. Ziegler David Marsel - Mrs. Corinne Price Ronnie May - Mr. David Malecici David Mazurlciewicz - Mr. James Glisson Luke McCaffrey - Mr. Peter Legro Matthew Metcalf - Mrs. Kelly Will Charlie McAllister - Mrs. Abbe Guillet Matthew Monaco - Ms. Meghan Merriam James Pelcher - Mrs. Jill Gravante Josh Pinard - Mrs. Kathy Morse Jon Radell - Mrs. Cheryl Meany Matthew Sabourin - Mrs. Jennifer Auclair Mike Schneid - Mr. Daniel Deemer Truman Strodel - Mrs. Jeanna Gates Tyler Weber - Mr. Don Cahill Boys hoops Bees take loss to Corcoran By Phil Blackwell A promising outlook at the start of 2013 clouded up for the Baldwinsville boys basketball team, as did its post-season chances. The Bees went to Corcoran last Friday night, and once more its defense proved ineffective, a key reason why it lost to the Cougars 84-66. Where it all went wrong was in the second quarter. B'ville took a 17-16 lead into that frame, but Corcoran dominated the rest of the half, outscoring the Bees 21-8 and taking the lead for good. A fast-paced second half saw Tim Marshall work his total to 20 points, while Jayson Brower added 12 points. Kevin Drain struggled, though, managing just one field goal, and the likes of Ben Diorio, Mike Aiello, Zach Leo and Anthony DeMarco (seven points apiece) could not make up for it. Above anything else, though, was the work of Corcoran's Torrence Commodore, who made baskets, drew contact, and didn't stop until he set a career mark with 35 points, including 13 field goals and nine successful free throws. Now with a 4-8 mark, the Bees return home for crucial back-tobadc games on Wednesday against Nottingham and Friday against Central Square. At least a split is needed for B'ville to remain in reasonable playoff consideration. • • -• 22 .•-r..+:•••••••••:•+ ••• OPsA9AkE BALDWINSVILLE MESSENGER EXTRA, JAN. 23 TO FEB. 27, 2013 Tech teacher brings history to Baker HS LEFT: Dressed inauthenticreproductions of dothing wom in ihe 1860s, Sarah Abraham, left, and Kassey Milana act as family members awaiting word from their Union soldiers during a Civil War presentation at Baker HighSchool. With the help of Abraham, Milan(' and 12 other students, tedmology teacher Jeffrey Fortais re-created scenes from the Civil War in a recent presentation to all of Baker High School's U.S. history dasses. The presentation focused on the life of the common Union soldier including the average age of the soldiers serving, the types of weapons they carded, the food they ate and the unifomrs they wore. INSERT: William DeSain, left, playsthe part of a Union doctoremmining a potential recruit played by Andrew King. 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