Recipe for Romance
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1 In-Room Jetted Tub 1 Lg. King-Sized Bed A Pinch of Candlelight 750ml Sparkling Wine 8 oz. Box of Chocolate 1 Dash Soft Music 2 for Breakfast in Bed
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December 21, 2014
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Candles in the twilight Volunteers lighted nearly 500 luminaria placed around the grounds at the Aurora House comfort care facility in Spencerport at dusk December 13. Families and friends purchase the lights in memory of loved ones. The memorial is now in its fifth year. Photograph by Walter Horylev.
Hilton Marching Band donates piece of history back to local family
(L-r) Hilton Cadet Marching Band Director Matthew Nordhausen, Suzanne and Carl Pilon with their children, and drum majors Josh Mooney and Ellie Steinmetz with the piece of fence donated back to the Pilon family. Provided photo.
A piece of history is now displayed on the front yard of the Pilon family home on West Avenue thanks to the Hilton Cadet Marching Band. Last summer, during the family’s home renovation project, a carriage house that was over 100 years old was torn down. At the same time, the Marching Band was in the beginning stages of developing its fall 2014 competitive field show, “1776: Revolution & Triumph!” “My staff, parent helpers and I came up with the idea of using colonial era, frontier-style fences as props in our show,” said Matthew Nordhausen, Marching Band director. “It was at that time that several of our parents suggested using the wood from the Pilon’s carriage house. And the family was more than happy to donate the wood to the marching band.” With their fall competitive field show season complete, the band de-
cided it would be a nice gesture to offer one of the fences back to the Pilon family for their landscaping so they could still have part of the carriage house on their property. On November 26, Nordhausen, Don Green and Doug Wall, the two parents who made the fences, and drum majors Ellie Steinmetz and Josh Mooney presented the fence, along with a framed picture of the fences being used in one of their competitions and a thank you letter to the Pilon family. “I see the stockades and I feel like the family is part of the band now,” said Carl Pilon. The Pilon Family recently made a video to thank everyone who worked on the renovation project for their home. It can be seen at http://youtu. be/jnBKUBlm00s. Provided information