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Check out Spring auction: golf, coffee, baseball and more
Make sure you bid on the threesome at Monroe Golf Club,
compliments of Craig Chormann.
Party with the GOP!
The list of great items at the Spring Brunch Celebration silent auction keeps growing, and people will have a chance to bid during the brunch event on Saturday, May 5th, at Casa Larga Vineyards, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. You have to go.
There’s a golf threesome at Monroe Golf Club, a Keurig Elite Coffee Brewing system, and baseball tickets, restaurant certificates, beautiful gift baskets, plus an assortment of unique items that will help you celebrate the spring.
You can buy tickets to the Spring Brunch via Pay Pal. Tickets are $30 apiece.
Spring auction hits high gear
The Kindle Fire will be auctioned, compliments of Jim and Bonnie Smith.
First of all, a huge thank you to those of you who have contributed some wonderful, creative, and generous Silent Auction items for the May 5th Spring Brunch (buy your tickets here through PayPal). We’ve received donations from both the PRC membership and businesses in the community. We also know of a few more that are in the works, but the details haven’t been finalized yet. If you’d like to contribute a Silent Auction item or have an idea for one, let Jen or Craig West know via email at jawest@rochester.rr.com or by phone at 545-0203.
In the meantime, to get the juices flowing prior to our event, here’s a sneak preview of what we have available now. Remember, to place a bid, you must attend the Spring Brunch. For those planning to be there, you will not be able to formally bid until the event begins on May 5th. We’ll provide updates as more items begin to arrive, but take a peek at what we have so far:
• Item #1: A 36” X 46” framed mirror donated by Quadrant Moulding and Supply, valued at $300.
• Item #2: A gift certificate for 1 dozen cupcakes donated by From Scratch Cakery, valued at $28.
• Item #3: A bamboo basket filled with various picnic items donated by Sue and Ron Roberts with a value of $30.
• Item #4: A $100 gift certificate from Ontario Mall Antiques donated by Bill Guche.
• Item #5: A gift certificate good for 1 oil change donated by Dial-A-Tire with a value of $31.
• Item #6: A collage poster of photographs of the historic markers in Perinton donated by Jen and Craig West. Valued at $50.
• Item #7: A golf outing for a threesome including carts at Monroe Country Club donated by Craig Chormann. Valued at $285
• Item #8: A gift certificate good for 1 oil change donated by Dial-A-Tire with a value of $31.
• Item #9: A Kindle “Fire” 7” tablet. Use it for web browsing and much, much more, donated by Jim and Bonnie Smith. Valued at $200.
• Item #10: From Bob Place, a legal package that includes a Power of Attorney (short form) and a Health Care Proxy. A $125 value.
• Item #11: A gift certificate from Pharaoh’s Hairum for a manicure and pedicure valued at $75.
• Item #12: Gift basket from the Towpath Café. A $50 value.
• Item #13: A gift certificate for a brunch for two at the Woodcliff Lodge.
• Item #14: A gift basket donated by Peg Havens that’s full of coffee, tea, chocolate treats and more.
So bring your checkbook, cash or credit card (PayPal will be available on site) and be prepared to bid high and often for the items you covet the most. Thanks again everyone!
Jen and Craig West
Spring Brunch Celebration…register now!
Register for the Spring Brunch at Casa Larga Vineyards. Print and mail in the form below with your check or pay via PayPal.
Enjoy beautiful Casa Larga Vineyards at 2012 Spring Brunch
The Perinton GOP invites you to jump into spring during the annual Spring Brunch at Perinton’s Casa Larga Vineyards on Saturday, May 5, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Dine on a delectible spread of classic cuisine prepared by Casa Larga’s chefs and sip a glass of Chardonnay straight from the vines of the Perinton countryside, while you relax in the ambience of New York State wine country and take in the stunning views of the Town’s endless rolling hills.
Join Town Supervisor Jim Smith, Monroe County Legislators Ciaran Hanna and Mike Barker, Town Clerk Jen West and Town Council Members Pat Knapp, Joe LaFay, Peg Havens and Steve Van Vreede for a brunch that is sure to renew from within the boundless energy of spring.
There will be a silent auction, 50/50 raffle, cash bar, and a special shopping opportunity at the Casa Larga Gift and Wine Shop.
2012 calendar of events and meetings unveiled
Please take note of the following dates of tentatively scheduled Committee Meetings, along with scheduled Committee activities. Meetings and activities will continue to be formally announced via written notice, along with time and meeting location. If there are any questions, please contact any member of the Executive Committee.
2011 Election Results from Monroe County Board of Elections
The Monroe County Board of Elections features a Flash-enabled tool that gives you a thorough look at the unofficial results for the 2011 General Election. It includes votes categorized by party affiliation. Just click here.
Perinton GOP victorious in Town, Village races
Unofficial results show that Perinton Republicans won all of their races on Tuesday night. Take a look:
Village Trustee
(R, C, I) Sean Delehanty, 671 votes, 31%
(R) Kevin Clark (incumbent), 600 votes, 28%
(D) Erin Westbay-Bird, 325 votes, 15%
(D,I) Wayne Shipman (incumbent), 546 votes, 25%
Town Supervisor
(R,C, I) Jim Smith (incumbent), 8,049 votes, 100%
Town Clerk
(R, C, I) Jen West (incumbent), 7,900 votes, 100%
Town Justice
(R, C, I) Tom Klonick (incumbent), 6,102 votes, 65%
(D) Jane Gabriele, 3,239 votes, 35%
Town Council
(R, C, I) Joe LaFay (incumbent), 7,678, 50%
(R, C, I) Steve Van Vreede (replaces Carol Saum; retiring Dec. 31), 7,659 votes, 50%
Monroe County Legislature 11th District
(R, C, I) Mike Barker (incumbent), 3,429 votes, 68%
(D) Sue Davis, 1,632 votes, 32%
Monroe County Legislature 18th District*
(R, C, I) Ciaran Hanna (incumbent), 2,641 votes, 61%
(D) Darren Miller, 1,709 votes, 39%
Results only include Perinton voters; 18th District contains parts of East Rochester.
Vote today and keep a good thing going
Candidates ready for Election Day
Election Day is Tuesday. It’s primarily a local election, but it is our local government that typically makes the greatest impact on people’s everyday lives. They are for leadership positions that govern the services our residents expect from the Town of Perinton, Village of Fairport and Monroe County.
So make sure you get out and vote for our GOP slate: Supervisor Jim Smith, Town Board Member Joe LaFay, Town Board Candidate Steve Van Vreede, Town Clerk Jen West, Town Justice Tom Klonick, Monroe County 11th District Legislator Mike Barker or Monroe County 18th District Legislator Ciaran Hanna, and Village of Fairport Trustee Kevin Clark and Trustee Candidate Sean Delehanty.
Town GOP yearbook highlights supporters and leadership
The Perinton Republican Committee recently published its annual yearbook. It features messages from the committee’s Town Leader David Belaskas and Monroe County GOP Chairman Bill Reilich. It also highlights the businesses and people whose tireless and generous support helps our local government continue to provide and improve upon the services that Perinton residents have always expected. Click on this link to access the yearbook: 2011_Perinton_GOP_yearbook.