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Addison Girls Softball State Champions!! PRESORTED STANDARD U.S. POSTAGE PAID 42 Main Street Addison, N.Y. 14801 “The Paper ADDISON, N.Y. Ph. 607-359-2238 / Fax 607-359-2283 People Read” News & Advertising Deadline: Wednesday at 3:00pm PERMIT NO. 3 See us on the web at AddisonPost.net email: [email protected] Vol. 49 No. 41 Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday, JUNE 20, 2015 ADDISON GIRLS SOFTBALL STATE CHAMPIONS!! You would have to be living on another planet to not know that the Addison Girls Softball team won the “Class C NYS Softball Championship last weekend in Glens Falls, NY. After defeating Notre Dame of Elmira by a score of 9 to 3 in the championship fi nals, the bus rolled into town after midnight with screams and cheers, sirens from fi re trucks, and a Main Street full on both sides of anxious fans waiting to cheer on their champions as they exited the bus in the middle of the street. Sound like a movie? Nope, just a small town welcoming home their softball heroes from battle. This was the fi rst time in school history that any team has won at the highest level in the state, in any team sport. I was fortunate enough to be the “coach” of this great team, for that I am forever grateful. I have coached many teams over the last 35 years at all different levels: Little League, Cinderella, Modifi ed, JV and Varsity levels in Softball, Baseball, Soccer, and Basketball, but none of those years can compare to this year, this team, and this title! Having said that; many, many, people over the last 12 years of these girls lives have contributed to teaching them how to play the game of softball. I believe in giving credit where credit is due! From Cinderella, to Modifi ed, to JV, and Varsity many parents & coaches have paid their dues running to and fro to practices nightly, travel ball & weekend tournaments, for that they should be proud of being part of these young lives. You all were instrumental in the development of their fundamentals, attitudes, and taught them the necessary skills to someday make them great ball players. Thank you all for your efforts! Not only were they State Champions, they were awarded the Pauline Sherwood Sportsmanship Award given out by the New York State Tournament Offi cials. My job as coach was to get them to play as a TEAM and have FUN doing so! If you were able to see these girls play the last 8 games of sectionals and states, you would’ve seen the chemistry between them which was missing early in the season. In the end they came together, as ONE UNIT, and that is why they can claim the title “NYS Class C Champions”. Mission accomplished! So to everyone I say “let this season belong to the “GIRLS” who played their hearts out for their school accomplishing something that no team ever has in ACS history, and who knows, it just may happen again, a “State Championship!” Oakley Hayes Jr, Coach of a “GREAT TEAM” “OUR TEAM & YOURS” the Addison Central School Lady Knights Softball Team Empire Girls State Delegate Armstrong Annual Golf Brewster Receives Degree Aletha Jackson has been chosen as Addison’s delegate Tournament Fundraiser Ryan Brewster, formerly of Addison, N.Y., to Empire Girls Armstrong will hold their Annual Golf Tournament graduated from State. This Fundraiser on Saturday June 27th 2015 at 9am. Hilbert College is a program Please call Chris at the Pinnacle Golf Club (359-4082) in Hamburg, N.Y. sponsored by if you’re interested in playing or sponsoring. on May 16, 2015, the American with a Bachelor of Legion Auxiliary Science Degree Nationwide- in Criminal Hawaii the Justice and a only State not minor in Forensic participating. It is Investigation. an opportunity for While at Hilbert, girls to learn about Ryan made Government at Dean’s List all the State level eight semesters, and if picked by while being the staff at Girls named Captain State to represent of the Men’s their state at Girls Basketball Team Nation in Washington DC later in the summer. The three years delegates learn Parliamentary Law, how to author, running. He was enact “laws”, campaigning, elections in a mock “State also named to Government”. the AMCC Academic All-Conference Team four Aletha is the daughter of Stephen and Teena Jackson times, as well as being a three time NABC Honors of Addison. She is a member of the Class of 2016- Court selection, an Individual Peak Performer, a ACS. This program is for members of the Junior grade Chi Alpha Sigma Honor Society Inductee, and was and must be in the top 1/3 of the class. named to Who’s Who Among American College Sessions of Girls State will be held at SUNY Gitchell Receives Degree Students. Brockport from Saturday, June 27th through Friday, Renee Gitchell graduated Cum Laude May 9th, 2015 Ryan is currently pursuing a career in Law July 3rd, 2015. from Mansfi eld University. She received her Bachelor Enforcement Investigation, and resides in West Miss Jackson was selected by Williams-Greengrass of Science degree, with a major in Nutrition. Seneca, N.Y.. Unit #730 of Addison. Tuition, other expenses are paid She was a 2012 graduate of Jasper-Troupsburg High Congratulations on all your Accomplishments by the sponsoring Unit of the Auxiliary. School. She is currently working at Soldiers and Sailors Ryan, as we wish you continued success in your Hospital in Wellsboro, PA. future endeavors. She is the daughter of Gary and Betty Gitchell of Woodhull, NY. Osceola Presbyterian Church Tuscarora Mobile Food Distribution Democratic Caucus The Tuscarora Mobile Food Distribution,sponsored Strawberry Festival The Democratic Party invites the enrolled Democratic by the food bank of the Southern Tier, will be held the The Osceola Presbyterian Church will hold their An- voters living in the Town of Addison to a meeting on fourth Tuesday of every month at Tuscarora Town nual STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, June 25th, 4:30 to Tuesday, June 30, 2015 at 5:00 p.m. at the town hall, Barns. This month’s will be held on June 23rd at 7PM in the Church Fellowship Hall, that is handicap 21 Main Street. The purpose of this meeting will be 12:00 noon. (Note new time). accessible. We will be serving Italian Sausages, with to designate candidates for the following town offi ces The mobile food pantry does not start until 12:00 Peppers and Onions, Hot Dogs and Home made Bis- that will be voted on at the next general election. Town p.m. For your safety and the towns, do not come early cuits with Fresh Strawberries. Supervisor, Town Clerk, Town Justice and 2 Councilmen. and do not place any boxes, carts or any containers Take outs welcome. Any questions, please contact Lori Patterson 359-2712. or yourselves in line before truck is in barn. ADDISON POST Saturday, JUNE 20, 2015 Page 2 NEW 2015 RAM DIESEL & GAS ENGINES 1500s REGULAR CABS TRUCKS 2500s QUAD CABS OVEROVER 4040 TOTO CHOOSECHOOSE FROMFROM 3500s CREW CABS PRE-OWNED VEHICLES CARS A4354A 08 CHEVY IMPALA LS, GRAY, V6, AT, AC, P. 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