Clippings from Clyde
Lois Benning | Wayuga Contributing Writer
Tuesday, June 30 2009
Some corrections. Silver Stars Seniors was incorrectly identified as
Silver Sneakers Seniors. The former Caboose eatery at 249 Sodus St. in
Clyde is under new management and is called Bigg Daddy’s Dogg Haus.
They serve breakfast, and have a variety of lunch or dinner foods
available. Dine-in or take-outs available. Call 923-2009 for more
information.
New Rotary Officers / Golf Tourney
Melody Alaimo-Ellwood was installed as the new president of the Clyde
Rotary Club on June 25 at a picnic held at the Ellwood residence.
Other officers for 2009-2010 are: Secretary/Bulletin Editor Fran Burt
and Treasurer Barb Harper. Club members welcomed Frank Lee. He joined
the Rotary Club in 1974 and has been a member for 35 years.
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Savannah Salutations
Carol Reed Halcus | Contributing Writer
Tuesday, June 30 2009
Robert and Alberta Ahrans Sloan were married 65 years ago on June 3,
1944. Bob’s attendant was his sister, Doris Brown and Bert was
attended by her brother, Don Ahrans. The wedding was performed by the
Rev. Comstock at the Clyde Methodist Church.
A 65th wedding anniversary picnic was held Saturday, June 6 at Cayuga
Lake State Park where the Sloans were camping. Attending were their
four children and their families including Joyce and Jim Bastian, Ahran
Panek, Kurt Bastian, David and Marylou Sloan, Rachel and Joie, all of
Seneca Falls, Dick and Bonnie Sloan, Jack and Margaret Sloan and Susan
Disanto of Savannah and Susan’s friend Lannon Townsend of Port Byron.
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2009 Sylvia Sparnon Memorial Reading Award
Tuesday, June 30 2009
WOLCOTT - On June 24 at North Rose-Wolcott’s Florentine Hendrick
Elementary School, seven second graders received this year’s Sylvia
Sparnon Memorial Reading Award. This award is given to those children
who have made good progress in their reading skills.
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Treasure Fest Plans
Tuesday, June 30 2009
RED CREEK - Residents of Red Creek, along with church and civic groups,
are busy pulling together final plans for the sixth annual Red Creek
Village Treasure Fest, set for July 11.
This is a day when the village comes alive with visitors looking for great bargains, and there should be many, organizers said.
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