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From the Buffalo Rocket archives

Mike Molfese, first President of Hertel North Buf-falo Business Association mid 70’s. Also, worked at the Sample on Hertel Avenue.

It’s Cookie Time!

Girl Scouts of Western New York and Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) kicked off the 2021 Girl Scout Cookie season na-tionally, during a challeng-ing time when many Girl Scouts are selling in cre-ative, socially distant, and contact-free ways to keep themselves and their cus-tomers safe. Even in light of the COVID-19 pandem-ic, girls are adapting their sales methods to share the joy of Girl Scout Cookies through the largest girl-led entrepreneurship pro-

gram—including taking contact-free pickup and delivery orders through a new national collaboration with Grubhub. Additional-ly, online cookie ordering is available to consumers. Customers who don’t know a Girl Scout can still pur-chase cookies from a local troop for direct shipment to their homes or purchase and donate cookies to local organizations. The Girl Scout Cookie Program has long taught girls how to run a business via in-person booths, door-

to-door activity, and the Digital Cookie® platform online, which GSUSA launched in 2014. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in the middle of the spring 2020 season and girls were faced with the same challenges as other small businesses, girls in Western New York quickly pivoted their sales meth-ods. From running virtu-al cookie booths on social media to setting up drive-through locations to facili-tating orders that ship di-

If you know a registered Girl Scout, reach out to her to find out how she’s selling cookies in ways that meet local and state safety protocols.

After being shutdown for 4 month for Covid and having to take a one week start of August Covid shut-down, the 2 8u Blaze teams played 13 games in each in 6 weeks. The Teams played July as spring training mixing and matching players in games and practicing two

North Buffalo Travel Baseball 2020 Program

times a week. In August the teams split into two separate units Willie Mays Team and Babe Ruth Team. The Willie Mays Team was lead my the Horan twins. Carter (little poison) and Jayden (big poison) with their all around play. Continued on page six.

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The Buffalo Bills hard-ly resembled a Super Bowl team in their 27-24 win over the Indianapo-lis Colts last Saturday in Orchard Park. The Colts dominated the game with possession in Buffalo ter-ritory on all nine of their drives except for a kneel down at the end of the first half. but the Bills showed how dangerous they are by scoring on their oppor-tunities while their oppo-nents did not. The Colts failed to get points on two of their drives in the red zone. In fact drives that halted at the Bills 4, 12 and 15, produced only three points for the Colts Baltimore head coach Frank Reich decided with the ball on the four yard line late in the second quarter to go for the TD rather than kick a filed goal. The decision was sound from the viewpoint that you cannot beat the Bills with field goals be-cause Buffalo is proficient at scoring touchdowns. You need to get the seven points to keep pace with the Bills attack. And if you miss the Bills have to go the length of the field to score. When the attempt failed, Josh Al-len engineered a 96 yard touchdown drive to give the Bills a 14-10 lead. Reich’s decision to go for a two point conversion in the fourth quarter, af-ter scoring a touchdown to make it a 24-16 game backfired when they failed to convert. The al-

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most certain one point from the conversion kick, plus the lost field goal, would have provided four points to the Colts in a game where they lost by three. Kicker Tyler Bass is a deadly weapon. His 54 yard filed goal set a rook-ie record for the longest FG in NFL playoff histo-ry. He made two FG’s in the game and has made 17 consecutive kicks with many from 50+ yards. In a battle of rookie kickers Bass out dueled Colts kicker Rodrigo Blankenship had an opportunity early in the third quarter to cut the Bills lead to four hit the right upright. The mo-mentum swung to the Bills and they went on a long drive into the fourth quarter and scored on a bomb from quarterback Josh Allen to wide receiv-er Stefon Diggs.

Blankenship was two for four making his sort kicks from the 22 and 24 but missed from 56 yards right before halftime as well as hitting the post. He finished fifth in NFL scoring among kickers with 139 points. And then there is Josh Allen who has basically been carrying the offense

on his shoulders. After a slow start he caught fire and finished the game with 26 completions on 35 attempts for 324 yards, an average of 9.26 yards per attempt, and two passing touchdowns. He was also the teams best runner with 11 carries for 54 yards and one rushing touchdown. And no turn-overs. His passer rating of 121.6 is the third high-est ever in a Bills’ playoff game. His 74.3 completion percentage is the highest ever in a Bills post season game. Next up is the Balti-more Ravens who will present a much tougher test for the Bills with QB Lamar Jackson and his running off their option plays. The Bills led the NFL in completions (190) and yards (2,303) to the left and right sidelines in the regular season. Allen’s arm allows him to reach receivers 25 yards down-field and along the side-line. Stefon Diggs and Gabriel Davis are like acrobats keeping both feet in bounds on sideline passes.Safety Micah Hyde broke up three passes against the Colts on Saturday. This included the game ending Hail Mary in ad-dition to seven combined tackles. He will play an important role in contain-ing Jackson and the Ra-vens option game

The Bills and Ravens are similar teams, almost evenly matched. Allen’s deep passing ability and the athleticism of the Bills secondary gives them a slim edge.

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in victim’s head. Victim states that ex-boyfriend did also hit victim with a stick to her left knee. Victim did then state that she possi-bly has a broken pinky fin-ger on her right hand from trying to block the punches but did state she was not really in pain and refused ADI. Victim did state that her ex-boyfriend did forci-bly take victim’s black Mo-torola cell phone and EBT benefit card right from vic-tim’s left jacket pocket. Vic-tim did then state that her ex-boyfriend did throw vic-tim’s cell phone through her living room window causing approximately $100.00 in damages. Victim did state there is a stay away tem-porary order of protection. The victim stated that she coaxed her ex-boyfriend into going to the store and then called the police. January 11, 2021Layer Avenue – Victim re-ports that while asleep in bedroom unknown sus-pect(s) did enter his dwell-ing through rear unlocked door and took without per-mission his television from his living room, a green power washer from his ga-rage (unlocked by key from inside dwelling) and his ga-rage opener. Camera locat-ed at 97 Clayton may have captured incident. January 11. 2021Marion Street – Victim reports that person(s) un-known did take without permission from his apart-

ment her Apple iPad (value $500.00) an Apple watch (value $450.00) and an Ap-ple iPhone 6S Plus (value $842.00.) IPad is tracking to Bridgeman address. No signs of forced entry. January 10, 2021Ontario Street – Victim reports coming home and hearing someone inside her apartment. Officers did not locate anyone. Vic-tim reports her Xbox val-ued at $500.00 was stolen. No signs of forced entry, no cameras and no witnesses at this time. Victim would like a follow up call. January 10, 2021Ritt Street – Suspect was in violation or order of pro-tection by dragging com-plainant by the hair and biting her in the face caus-ing pain. January 10, 2021Tonawanda Street – Victim reports unknown suspect(s) did enter victim’s dwelling through the front window without permission and did take without permission $46.00 in cash and victim’s black key with key fob worth approximately $250.00. Vic-tim stated she did receive a text notification that a charge of $124.66 was be-ing attempted from victim’s VISA debit card at 7-Eleven but was cancelled. Victim also stated she did find a re-ceipt for a $25.00 purchase with the same card at the same location. Victim did state that her debit card was placed back in same exact location in her wallet. Victim stated front window was removed. January 10, 2021Bush Street – Defendant, sibling (brother) and com-

plainant did have an oral argument that became physical. During alterca-tion defendant did strike complainant in the face and head causing discomfort. Incident stemmed from de-fendant authorizing his sib-ling’s vehicle without per-mission and crashing said vehicle in Genesee County. West SideJanuary 11, 2021Niagara Street – Unknown suspect did enter Santase-ro’s through unlocked win-dow on south side of build-ing. Suspect did take cash register drawer from kitch-en which was empty. Sus-pect exited building from door on north side of build-

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Much to my surprise my wife suggested Chinese food for dinner. She is not a big fan of Chinese food, excuse me, Asian Food. We have been ordering out more than usual since be-ing down here is Florida. The restaurants are open to full capacity and seem to be doing well. It is the season! We had a couple of bad dinners lately so her thoughts were how wrong can you go with Chinese? Not completely true as they do not all follow the same rules. In past years we have been patronizing a close take out restaurant that specializes in Chinese food called “Jeff’s”. Jeff was a Chinese fellow who came here from China and had an American wife. In the beginning, his wife took the orders and he did the cook-ing. Last year before he an-nounced his retirement, he had all kinds of employees

and a line out the door. No quick turn around like in most establishment of this kind. Got to know Jeff, over the years, however on my last visit, he was nowhere near the front counter. I did ask for him once and he came out to say hello. Told me he had enough and was calling it quits. So now where do we go for Chinese? Asked “Siri” on my phone and she direct-ed me to a new place close to where we live, called “Let’s Eat”. Found out lat-er it was the same location as Jeff’s old place. I called in the order only to find the prices were quite high com-pared to places up in good old New York. Example: up north I have Chinese for lunch at least once a week. Triple Delight, beef, shrimp and chicken with vegetables is my favorite. Cost for lunch, $5.63. Here for the same thing and not as good, $14.95. Seemed a little high when I or-dered over the phone, but thought maybe there would

be enough for two meals. That did not happen. Very disappointed when I got home and realized what I got and what I paid. Live and learn. It was Jeff’s former location but mod-ernized. I mentioned to the people that I knew Jeff since the beginning. They told me he retired and went back to China. What? He went back to China to retire? At one time he had shown me pictures of his home and where he lived as a child. No thank you. Things must have changed dramatically for him to want to spend the rest of his life there. Makes you wonder if what we are told about China’s living condi-tions are true. Who would want to give up US citizen-ship and return to what he showed me in the pictures, squalor. He was a smart man and knows what he is doing. Makes me wonder though. Here in Florida we have Hispanics doing whatever they can to be Americans. We see almost no Chinese immigrants, at least here. I would imagine it is different on the West coast and especially in Cal-ifornia. At one time in our history Chinese labor was responsible for building the Railroads and the Panama Canal. It was abundant

and cheap. I do not know for sure but it just seems Chinese families are not choosing to move here. My granddaughter worked for the state department in Ethiopia for a couple of years, she sent me pictures of where she was staying in the capital, Addis Aba-ba. The Chinese seemed to have taken over the econo-my. Everything is Chinese, cars, food, and culture. She said the American ambas-sador told her it was that way all over Africa. The Chinese have moved in. That of course has noth-ing to do with Chinese Food or as the sign said on the door: “We serve Asian Food”. At first I was not sure I was in the right place. Asian could be Indi-

an or Vietnamese or what-ever as it is such a broad statement. It was Chinese or similar to what I am used to in New York. Have you ever tasted real Chinese food? Attend-ed a Chinese wedding in New York City once and they served real Chinese food. Let me just say af-ter dinner, we had to find a McDonald’s as the food was so bad we could not eat it. Maybe not really bad but not to our American taste. It was not like the Chinese food we get here. Remem-ber they have to feed a lot of people so they eat ev-erything. Nothing goes to waste. I know some of the food served at that wedding will never go to my waist. Yuk!

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