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Scoop october
2018
The
Gypsum mills
community
Table of contents
Cover-Social Events Page 2-Manager
Page 3-Board President
Page 4-Clubs & Activities
Page 5-Community News
Page 6-Community News
& Celebrations
Page 7-Contact Info
Page 8-Calendar of Events
Online Pages
Page 9-Fun Page
Pages 10-12-Pictures
Page 13-Community
Pages 14-16 Local Loyalty
Saturday, October 20th 7pm at the Community Center
Ghoulish Goodies Provided
There will be music and games! Costumes are welcomed, but not mandatory. Come and have fun!
Call Char Austin if you have a “Ghoulish Goody you would like
to share” (appetizer or dessert) 747-8430
Hosted by the Social Committee/Sponsored by the GM Cooperative Board
Sunday, October 28th 2-4pm
At the Community Center
Please bring a bag for all the goodies! Open to all resident ‘kids’ and family members including your grandkids/nieces/nephews.
Food!
Adult
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From the manager’s desk
Happy Fall!
The start of this fall season has brought a few changes to the Gypsum Mills Office. As you may
know, I have stepped into the Community Manager position and a new Assistant Community man-
ager has been hired. I would like to take the time to introduce Kasie West as the new Assistant
Community Manager of Gypsum Mills. I am very excited to work alongside Kasie. I believe she will
be a great addition to this community and I can’t wait for you all to see what she can do.
Although I am very sad to see Tanice go, I am grateful to have worked along side her and to have
helped her create the relationship between residents and management that we have today. I value
this relationship and understand the importance of keeping it.
Some exciting news! On Saturday October 20th and Sunday October 21st, Horizon will be hosting
their first ever home show at Gypsum Mills since purchasing the property in 2015. This home show
will showcase the two new homes that we have brought into the community this past year; 6269
Murphy Dr. and 6351 Roberts Dr. We are very excited to draw new people into this quickly growing
community.
This month’s Local Loyalty Program Members:
• Advent Automotive
• Budget Blinds
• Cork 49
• Highline Moving & Storage
• India House
• Jack ‘n Jill Childcare
• Mozzeroni’s
• Mrs. Brake’s Spices
• Prima Pop
• Western NY Sealing & Paving
To view the Local Loyalty advertisements, they will be posted on the mail house, in the office, and
the Scoop Online. We are very pleased with how this program has been working out and are
constantly getting new businesses to join. October is our biggest month yet! Just remember to show
your Gypsum Mills ID Card for a discount.
Sincerely,
Autumn Lux
Community Manager
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From our board president
Hello Gypsum Mills Neighbors,
It is early autumn and I write this with the windows open and can feel that fall chill in the air. 54
degrees is a welcome change to the humidity and high temperatures we were experiencing a few
short weeks ago! I am looking forward to the fall foliage and apple cider. It doesn’t bring me great
joy knowing snow is not far off, but I will still take the snow over the torment of a hurricane. I am
sure some of our neighbors have family and friends in the North Carolina area. I hope they are all
safe and came out of Hurricane Florence with relatively minor damages. My mother always used
to say that we should never cry over anything that can be replaced with money. That sentiment
always puts material loss into perspective for me. It doesn’t take the sting away of losing some-
thing of value, but it does reframe the value of those things that cannot be replaced.
I am happy to share with you that Gypsum Mills is now under new community leadership. The
roles of Community Manager and Assistant Community Manager were assumed by Autumn Lux
and Kasie West, respectively, effective September 20th. I know we welcome them to our communi-
ty and extend our congratulations to them both on their new positions. With the addition of
Autumn and Kasie, we said goodbye to Tanice Hammond. Tanice served as our Community
Manager for a little over a year. We were sad to see Tanice go, but thrilled for her and her family
as her husband accepted employment in Georgia, requiring them to relocate. We wish her and her
family the very best and thank her for her service to our Gypsum Mills community.
Our first Volunteer Appreciation Dinner is scheduled for Thursday, October 4th at 6:00 pm at the
Community Center. This is the first of what I hope will be an annual event. I have said it before,
but it’s worth saying again; our community is the enjoyable and welcoming place it is because of
the residents who share their time and talents with their neighbors. Many might ask what they
could possibly have to offer our community. When posed with that question I respond with the
adage of many hands make for light work. I hope you consider volunteering in our community in
whatever capacity you may find enjoyable. Volunteering is also a great way to connect with your
neighbors, form lasting friendships and enhance your quality of life. If you weren’t a volunteer in
our community over the last year, I hope you will consider changing that in the year to come.
As I think about service, I’m reminded of something my youngest daughter shared with me that
comes from the wisdom of Oprah Winfrey. My youngest daughter, Anne Margaret, is a huge Oprah
Winfrey disciple. I don’t have the memory for Oprah’s exact quotes that Anne Margaret does, but
the essence of Oprah’s thoughts on service encourage us to find a way to offer our gifts and talents
to the world in the form of service. She asserts that is the secret to her success; she utilizes her
gifts and her platform in the form of service to others. I encourage you to keep that thought close
as you consider using your gifts and talents in service to our community. I guarantee you will
receive more than you give.
Fondly,
Hugh N. Crowley President,
Gypsum Mills Cooperative Board of Directors
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Clubs and activities
Oct0ber Breakfast
We will be serving breakfast from 8-10 AM on Sunday, October 14th.
No reservations needed~just come!
MENU-Pancakes, French Toast, Eggs, Cheese Ome-let, Bacon, Sausage, Toast (Whole Wheat or White),
Juice, Coffee, Tea, or Milk.
Adults-$3.50
(please no $20 bills)
Children under 12-FREE
Red Hats
We enjoyed the Monroe's they have a nice menu, food and service was good. For October 9th we will be going to Flaherty's in Honeoye Falls. I will be our hostess please call Karen at 742-3262 if you plan on going and have not signed up. Meet in the parking lot at no later than 11:30 to car pool.
Get well wishes to Gail hope to see you soon.
Gems
The Countryside in Clifton Springs is always good. Seven ladies had lunch and went on down Route 96 to ‘Goonies’ for ice cream.
Grace is all settled in Parkwood Heights in Macedon. We will be going to Macedon Hills for lunch on October 12th, and visiting Grace afterward.
To reserve, call Grace at 315-538-8042. See you there!
BINGO
Every Wednesday Night-7pm
We start selling up in the center at 6pm.
For folks that are new to our community or coming to play for the first time, your Entry card is $1.00. Each card after that is 50 cents. The last game is the cover all-each card that you use costs $1.00. There is also a 50/50 drawing.
Chips are provided. All money from that night goes back out. New players welcome! Hope to see you there!
Friends on the go
Friends on the Go will be going out to dinner on October 8th, Monday, at Charley Brown's in Penfield. We will meet in the parking lot of the Community Center at 5:30 to carpool or at the restaurant at 6:00. If you would like to join us, please call Jean at 721-9114 by Sunday the 7th. Please call
or email me if you’d like details. If you live alone please consider joining us! You can never have too many friends!
Euchre
This month’s Euchre results:
1st Brian Canfield 2nd John Blain tied 3rd Marilyn Kesel Dottie Domalski 5th Dale Nientimp 6th Mary Monelle 7th Kathy Blain 8th Loretta Baker
Poker Club
We play every Thursday from 12:30pm until 4pm in the Community Center. For more information:
Call Bob at 742-2636
Line Dancing
Many thanks to Karen Beecher who has earned a well deserved retirement after 9 years of teaching line dancing at the Community Center. We look forward to seeing her dance along with us. I will be assuming the position of instructor. ~Jean Myers.
Beginners Group is at 9am on Tuesdays followed by the Inter-mediate Group at 10am. Call Jean Myers at 941-518-8680 for more details.
Mah jongg
Looking for Mah Jongg players!
Come watch and learn!
Monday, Tuesday, & Thursdays
1PM at the Community Center.
A super bunch of players!
We welcome newbies! Questions?
Call Ann 742-3159 or Char 747-8430
Chair aerobics
Are still on Mon/Wed/Fri at 10am in the Community Center.
Any questions? Please call
Mary Ann at 924-7523
Thank you very much to my Water Aerobics Class for your very generous gift. A shopping trip in the near future is on my agenda. Hope to see you all next year at the pool. ~Mary Ann Brannan
Wii Bowling Begins October 5th, 2018, the first Friday in October!
Looking forward to another season!
Don Varner 233-9045
Small turn-out but a lot of laughter. just the way we like it. The "f" word…. fun. Our next outing will be October 12th, canine style.
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Community news And More
The Caregiver By Yvonne L. Broman
Things don’t seem the same anymore He’s forgotten what he knew before
My days are filled doing the things he used to do How long will it be before he forgets you
I question myself, can I be that strong
To carry the whole load, seems so wrong Thinking of the love we used to share
Now I’m loving you and it seems you’re not there
At night when I try to go to sleep I think of all the appointments I must keep
And all the jobs that I must do “He” is here, but where are you
I never thought my days would come to this
Without a tender hug or even a kiss In the coming years, I pray I can deliver
Knowing in my heart, I’ll only become the caregiver
Community Center Hours
Starting November 1st, the new Community Center Hours will be 9am to 8pm.
(Regularly scheduled activities will still go to their end.)
Bob and Paula Henry did a wonderful job hosting the Golf Banquet last month! Bob provided wonderful entertainment with his song and congratulations
goes out to Dean who got his ‘official’ Green Sweater for being ‘Player of the Year!
**More pictures in the Online Scoop**
The Bocce Ball Banquet took place at Flaherty's Restaurant in Macedon.
The final standings and the number one team were the Youngbloods.
There was a three way tie for 2nd place; Goodfellows, Surviviors and
Silver Sneakers.
We played from May 17 - Aug. 30, had a great year, and the weather was in
our favor.
**More pictures in the online Scoop**
Upcoming gypsum mills
arts & crafts show
Saturday, Nov 17th, 10am-4pm At the community center
Come and meet all the Gypsum Mills talented crafters! Save the date, tell your friends and
family, and remember Christmas is coming! SO start your holiday shopping at Gypsum Mills Arts
and Crafts Show!
There will also be raffles with great homemade items donated by our own crafters! ($1.00/ticket)
All proceeds to help defer the cost of the upcoming 2019 July Music Fest.
For more information or to sign up as a vendor, please contact Jean Anderson at 721-9114.
Space will be limited ….so first come.......etc!
Any other questions, call Char Austin at 747-8430.
Hosted by the Social Committee/Sponsored by the Gypsum Mills Cooperative Board
How many PUMPKINS did you see?
There are a lot of pumpkins in this Scoop! Count them and then send me an email or give me a call. First person with the correct
answer gets a FREE LOT RAFFLE RENT TICKET from me! ~Jenn [email protected] or 585-857-8660
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Community News and celebrations
**New scoop Editor**
In addition to delivering out the Scoops for the past few months, I have been given the opportunity to now prepare the Scoop for your reading as well! Please see the email information below. I will be using only one email for every-thing, but don’t worry, for now, I am getting every email that is being sent to the old Scoop email.
I look forward to finding out any suggestions you might have for the Scoop contents as well as pic-tures or articles you’d like to include!
To view, download and/or print The Scoop and to see the latest and updated calendar, go to:
http://gypsumcoop.org
To submit an article for The Scoop, you can email it to [email protected] or place it in the lockbox in the Community Center vestibule. Check the calendar to see the due date for your articles each month.
~Jenn
Happy Anniversary
10/1 Brad & Freda Rice
10/6 Tom & Christine Supple
10/8 Paul & Kathy Jason
10/15 Ross & Karen Amico
10/18 Philip & Florence Liberatore
10/20 Patrick & Marjorie Earle
10/23 Ron & Glennis Chipperfield
10/24 William & Janet Schukraft
10/25 Charles & Dale Nientimp
10/28 Arthur & Sharon Hauf
10/30 Bill & Sandy Sergeant
10/2 William McCallum
10/2 Gary Papke
10/3 Paul Fowler
10/3 Raul Kaus
10/3 Gary Raschiatore
10/4 Joseph Grippo
10/4 May Hoffman
10/5 Richard Allen
10/5 Sylvia Doyle
10/6 Harry Freeze
10/6 Patricia Tryon
10/7 Francis Rivera Bobe
10/7 Lynn Dunn
10/7 Beverly Grippo
10/7 Delores Holmes
10/7 Paula Maltman
10/7 James Murphy
10/8 Ron Platten
10/9 Kimberly Haskins
10/9 Sylvia Pinkney
10/10 Deborah Flynn
10/10 Sandra Reynolds
10/10 Janet Starr
10/11 Robin Crawson
10/11 Judy Potts
10/12 Olga Geary
10/13 Stan Austin
10/13 Brenda Bundy
10/13 James Loiacano
10/13 Beth Latour Mack
10/13 Thomas Yonkers
10/14 Cathy Guckert
10/14 Patricia Shafer
10/15 Barbara Dingle
10/15 Ryan Tilburg
10/15 Nancy Wooden
10/16 Barbara Bennett
10/16 Michael Schafer
10/16 Sandra Rizzo
10/17 Harvey Antczak
10/18 Dean Pearce
10/19 Richard Derose
10/20 Carl Knapp
10/20 Patricia White
10/21 Larena Blair
10/21 Carolyn Stanzel
10/22 William Bartosch
10/22 Mary Fazio
10/22 Chiarine Whiteford
10/23 Leonard Albanese
10/25 Marjorie Perloff
10/25 Edward Trombley
10/25 Ronald Jones
10/26 Thomas Miller
10/27 Glenda Heselton
10/27 Beverly Wilkins
10/28 Daniel Clement
10/28 Douglas Krouse
10/29 Allen Barnes
10/30 Bertha Frost
10/30 Debbie Mander
10/31 Nancy Mickelson
Lot raffle rent
Congratulations to our four raffle winners: • Jean McCann • Larry Vandermall • Stan Austin • Marsha Colbert Turner
The next drawing will be in December when four more residents will get $100 dollars towards their lot rent.
Will you be the next winner? Buy your tickets now!
Raffle Tickets are
available at all
social events!
Roger Norton - 6379 Lambert 315-576-1021
Snowplowing! Each driveway $225 for the season!
Many years’ experience. Seasonal contracts.
Includes repairing any damage in the Spring.
Yes, we have liability insurance.
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President
Hugh Crowley
738-0330
Vice President
Linda Bartolone
742-1290
Treasurer
Joyce White
626-7062
Gypsym mills cooperative board
Secretary
Cathy Guckert
943-2399
Building Facilities
Ken Ainsworth
924-7676
Bldg. Fac. Asst.
Stan Austin
766-2610
Building Use Coor.
Dale Nientimp
519-7816
Member-At-Large
Cec Patterson-Norton
208-3915
Autumn Lux
Kasie West
Important numbers
Community Center………………………...337-6029
Golf Cart Info………..Steve Myers …….....944-9508
Library………………Carol Underhill…….924-3491
Barb Lee………...…309-9155
RV Corrals…………..Jim Carselli……….. 732-7350
Dan Phillips………..924-4069
Scoop Editor & Deliverer...Jenn Greindl….857-8660
Special Olympics…….Linda Tuttle……….749-5944
Technical Support…..Don Varner………...233-9045
Email Blasts-Ron [email protected]
EMERGENCY: 585-509-0494
Gypsum Mills Office: 585-924-4710
Winding Creek Golf Course: 924-0280
Scoop Articles, Delivery, & Questions [email protected]
Scoop and Calendar On-line http://www.gypsumcoop.org
Indoor activities
Aerobics (chair)……Maryann Brannen.....924-7523
Bingo Wed. Club…...Dottie Taillie………..260-9930
Bridge Club…………Dale Nientimp………519-7816
Cards Wed. AM…….Edna Griffith………..924-5088
Euchre Club………..Ken Ainsworth……...924-7676
Friends on the Go….Jean Andersen………721-9114
Gems……………….Shirley Carney……....742-3998
Healthy Living…….Julie Alfieri………….398-7314
Line Dancing………Jean Myers……..941-518-8680
Mah Jongg…………Ann Andolino……….742-3159
Red Hats…………...Karen Manniello...….742-3262
seasonal activities
Aerobics (POOL)…..Maryann Brannen.....924-7523
Bocce Tues. PM……Kathy Jason………...398-7636
Joyce White………...626-7062
Bocce Thurs. PM…..Brian/Linda Canfield.398-7070
Golf Mon. AM……...Bob/Paula Henry...…330-5240
Golf Thurs. PM…….Deb Mercurio………..410-8701
Pickle Ball………….Ken Ainsworth……..924-7676
Pool………………...Dottie Taillie………..260-9930
Wii Bowling………..Don Varner…………233-9045 Committees
Social Committee Bereavement Breakfast Committee Neighborhood Watch
Char Austin Kathy & Jim Johnston Bob Tuttle Steve Myers
747-8430 K-310-9956 750-8484 944-9508
J-899-0333 [email protected]
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Fun page
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Pot Luck sock hop Pictures
A fond farewell to
Tanice!
Kids and
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great time!
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Golf Banquet Pictures
Thank you
Joanne Lucas
for the photos!
Celebrating the year of the golf clubs for both Mon-
day morning and Thursday evening leagues. There
were many drawings of golf gifts and also prize
money for final placements. Bob & Paula were the
lead directors and did a spectacular job. The food
was scrumptious too from Otto Tomoto's. A bit of
humor seeing that Dean Pearce earned the Master's
title for Gypsum Mills Golf League and the
champion on both leagues and that's is why he got
the green sweater. Bob did sing a humorous song
with funny lyrics pertaining to golf. He was initially
introduced as a friend from Arizona. It was a com-
plete surprise when he came out dressed like that
with his little guitar. Also, that evening Frank
Legrett shared many old jokes and made us all
chuckle.
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Bocce ball Banquet Pictures
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We need you!
It is fall and Benincasa is preparing for its 23rd year of providing comfort care to our terminally ill loved ones. Although we depend on donations, grants and our annual fundraisers to keep our house operating, we also cannot care for our residents without the support of our team of compassionate and dedicated volunteer caregivers. With fall approaching we always welcome the addition of new folks that are interested in serving our residents and giving back to some won-derful people who need our help. Benincasa provides comfort care for up to two residents at a time and volunteers offer assistance through companionship, lending an ear, light household help and running errands. Volunteers fill 4 hours shifts once a week or once a month, whatever you can provide, between the hours of 7am and 11pm. You are paired up with another volunteer at all times.
Education and training is provided and nurses oversee and mentor each volunteer as they provide care in a family like setting.
If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about how can you can become a volunteer, please stop by for a cup of coffee or call me, Mary Fazio, directly at 766-3667. You can really make a difference!
Hey, Retirees! Looking for extra part time income? Keep
reading!
I live here in Gypsum Mills and I work for Ontario ARC. I manage 2 group homes. If you are
looking for part time employment, I am looking for you! We have 16 homes in the county,
with 3 in this immediate vicinity. We have an urgent need for reliable staff! As a Program
Substitute, you have the choice of what hours you work. As a part time Skills Instructor, you
would have set shifts. All training is paid time, and covers almost anything you would ever
need to know while working! If you are interested in finding out more, I would be glad to sit
down and talk with you about our Agency. My name is Dee Prong and my number is 315-879-
3990. If you call and I do not answer, I am probably in a meeting or at a medical appointment
with one of my residents. Please leave your name and number and that you are calling in re-
gards to this notice. I will get back to you as soon as possible!
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14 Framark Dr. Victor NY
924-9550
Visit us at www.jacknjillchildcare.com
Like us on Facebook!
October special
$15 off your first week
• Serving children ages 6
weeks- 11 years
• Socialization and Social
Emotional learning
• Common Core Pre-K
Program
• Tuition assistance
available
• Jack ‘n Jill is an equal
Highline Moving and Delivery
585-678-MOVE
www.HighlineDelivery.com
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Mrs. Brake’s Spices Until the end of October –
Get 5% off your Total order
with your Gypsum Mills ID!
And Get an extra Punch on your Loyalty
Open: Noon to 5 Monday 9am to 5pm Tuesday to Saturday Thursday 9am to 6
1(585)869-5251
Mrsbrakes.com
1560 Rochester Road,
Farmington NY 14425
Farmington Post Office Plaza
(across from State Troopers)
86 W. Main Street Victor, NY 14564 Telephone: (585) 924-CORN (2676)
E-mail: [email protected]
Monday: CLOSED Tuesday: 11:00 am – 6:00 pm Wednesday: 2:30 pm – 6:00 pm Thursday: 11:00 am – 6:00 pm Friday: 11:00 am – 6:00 pm Saturday: 11:00 am – 4:00 pm Sunday: CLOSED
Located at 7343 Route 96, Victor NY 14564
(About 2 miles past Eastview Mall)
Take Out Orders and Reservations
Phone: 585.742.2030
Hours
Daily Lunch Buffet -- 11:30AM to 2:30PM
Dinner
Sunday to Thursday -- 5:00PM to 9:30PM
Friday & Saturday -- 5:00PM to 10:00PM
Free in-home consultation
Gypsum Mills Special:
10% off any existing promotions!
Paul Wood
(585) 924-0272
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6548 Anthony Dr
Victor, NY 14564
Phone: 585-924-0800
Mon-Thur 10-9 | Fri 10-10 | Sat 11-10 | Sun 11-9
Have to mention
your discount on the
phone for delivery!
http://mozzeronis.com/victor.html
Regular Priced Items!
