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Our Office Hours

Monday-Thursday; 8:30am-5:00pm

Friday; 8:30am-3:00pm

Art & Soul.............................Page 28

Auto Section...............................Page 8

Brighter/Vent.............................Page 27

Classifieds For Sale...............................Page 4

Dining and Entertainment...............................Page 2

Employment Opportunities.............................Page 34

Garage Sales.............................Page 11

Give and Take.............................Page 24

Health & Clinical Trials.............................Page 13

Home Services.............................Page 18

Just for Kids.............................Page 22

Passages.............................Page 30

Pet Place.............................Page 32

Puzzle Answers.............................Page 30

Real Estate...............................Page 7

Senior Center.............................Page 33

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Buy locally whenever possible to reduce the amount of miles it takes to get the food from the farm to your table.


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Christmas Clearance

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Architectural WallsBasements, FoundationsPoured Concrete Floors

Jacking/ LevelingDemolition Work

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Interior Painting.Wall Paper Removal.

Drywall Repair.Textured Ceilings.

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HEATING & COOLING: Werepair & service all types of oil &gas heating systems. Boilers, fur-naces, water heaters, residential &Mobile homes. Oil heat servicecontracts. A/C cleaning & repair.Fast service, honest advice, guar-anteed work. 24 hour emergencyservice. VISA/MC. Call SummitBurner Service, 585-554-4492.

F I R E W O O D : B y t h e l o a dapproximately 6 face cord at 4x8x16per cord, $425. 607-566-2117. JonPinkney Trucking & Logging.

3 DRAWER DRESSER for sale, 31´tall 40´wide x17´dept. 585-385-2809

HAIER 12,000 BTU portable elec-t ron ic a i r condi t ioner , $45.585-374-9524.

FIREWOOD: 3-12 Face cord loads(4’x8’x16”). $70 per face cord. Alsoslab wood/ lumber. 585-657-6344/585-233-5771 LM. Gladding ForestProducts.

FIELD/ BRUSH MOWER [DR]:15HP pro electric- starting Kawasakiengine, walk- behind mower in ex-cellent condition. $1250. Route 364and Hall Rd, Gorham. 850-490-4020.

Items For Sale

A PROFESSIONAL COUPLEis seeking an adult to supervisea 15 year old boy. Older Adulta Must. Town of Naples. PleaseCall 585-374-6966.

CAREGIVER NEEDEDLooking for a caregiver for my15yr old handicapped son inmy Honeoye home. Part time,weekends and evenings pri-marily. Pay is $12/hr throughCCOR. Some benefits. Basicfirst aid and CPR is a must!Please contact Michelle at585-746-3871.

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Kayaking on Canadice Lake

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WHAT: FREE day of fun! ACTIVITIES, GAMES & PRIZES

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Deadline to register: August 5, 2016

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ADIRONDACK CABIN - 30 acres -$199,900. Rustic U-finish cabin withlake access, trout stream, woods, just3 hours from NY City and 40 minsAlbany! Several other structures.Terms Avail. Call 1-888-650-8166NewYorkLandandLakes.com.

LUXURY APARTMENTS: E.Bloomfield & Honeoye- Brand new, 2bedroom Ranch style. Private deck,garage & basement. Includes appli-ances, refrigerator, range, dishwasher,microwave. Gas heat, central air. Petpolicy. $950/ month. 585-738-1348.

NOW LEASING: 4,500 sq. ft.Warehouse space. 18 ft. high ceil-ings w/ overhead door. Centrallylocated between Canandaigua andVictor. Radiant & forced air heat.Lease terms apply. Security De-posit and 1st month’s rent re-quired. Call 585-727-4297 formore information and to schedulea tour.

COMMERCIAL BODY SHOP &Garage for Rent. 1600 Sqft. 6725Richmond Mills Rd, Livonia. Callfor Details, 585-245-3627

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CANANDAIGUA: One bedroom,$510 plus electric. Two bedroom,starting @ $615 plus electric. No pets.Security required. Year lease.585-261-4722.

NOW LEASING: 1 bedroom Lux-ury Apartments! Rent includes -elevator, heat/central air, seperatelocked storage unit and laundryroom on same floor. Beautifulopen floor plans with hardwoods/tile. Security deposit and 1stmonth’s rent due at signing. Call585-727-3987 to schedule a tour.

FOR RENT- LIVONIA: 2 bedroomhouse w/garage. Sliding glass doors todeck and yard. Bright open floor plan.W/D hook-ups and dishwasher. NOSmoking- NO Pets- NO Exception.$825/ month +. First, last & security.References required. 585-346-2023.

RENTALS: HENRIETTA/ RIVER-TON, 23 & 25 Wake Robin Terrace. 3& 4 bedrooms , 1 -1/2 ba thtownhomes. $1350 plus utilities.SCOTTSVILLE: 1 bedrooms, $625plus electric. No dogs. No smoking.585-334-3166.

CONESUS LAKE RENTAL: 2 bed-room, grill, fire-pit, W/D, cable, WiFi,swimming, parking. $550/ weekly.914-479-8441.

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CANANDAIGUA: 47 HolidayHarbour, waterfront condo/townhouse. 3BR, 1.5BA, patio.HOA includes gas, water, dockspace, clubhouse, pool, ground-skeeping. Low taxes. $239,900.518-281-3095.

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ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT forrent in the country. Appliances pro-vided, including washer and dryer.$625 per month, utilities included.Ava i l ab l e Augus t 1 s t . Ca l l :585-747-3032.

LIMA VILLAGE: 1 bedroomapartment, $525/ month. Laun-dry, heat, appliances included.References required. No dogs.585-301-7169, 585-247-4823.

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ROCHESTER LADY LIONSTravel Softball Organization hold-ing tryouts Aug. 2nd (10U, 12U,14U) at MCC Pac Center (6pm).Aug. 3rd (16U, 18U) at TSEElmgrove (6pm). Aug. 4th (allages) at MCC Pac Center (6pm).Please register at

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TOP SOIL: Dark, rich. Great forraised beds, flower beds. You pickup $30/ yard. Delivered $50/ yardwithin 25 miles. 585-374-9881.

CANANDAIGUA: 3425 Route 21South 7/22 & 7/23( 8-4pm). Retiredand cleaning out years of accu-mulation.

LAKEVILLE: 6001 Big TreeRoad (next to Leisure’s Restau-rant). 7/22-24 (9-6pm). FLEAMARKET YARD SALE toBENEFIT SusieQ Dog ResQ.F u r n i t u r e , A n t i q u e s ,Collectibles, Linens, QualityClothing, Toys. Stop in andfind your treasure! All proceedsgo towards the animals in ourcare. As a BONUS PawBrokers Jewelry Sales willbe there on Sat., 11-5 w/thousands of pieces of jew-elry, with all sales going toSusieQ. We are still acceptingdonations which are taxdeduc t ib l e . Ca l l u s a t585-346-6747 if you wish todonate.

CANANDAIGUA: 2158 CountyRoad 28. 7/22, 7/23. HouseholdItems, Patio Furniture, Treadmill,Christmas in July and many moreitems!!

CANANDAIGUA: Old BrooksideDevelopment (Overlook/ Dandelionloop). 7/16 & 7/17, 8-2pm.NEIGHBORHOOD SALE.

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starting at $49We haul away any type of junk!

Basement, Attic andgarage clean outs!

We remove- Hot tubs, pianos,swimming pools.

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We buy old trucks and cars!Same day service available.

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CANANDAIGUA / BRIS-TOL: 6490 County Road 32.7/23 & 7/24 (8-3pm). MULTI-FAMILY SALE! Lots of girlsclothing in excellent condition,baby clothes, toys, games,books, household, holiday de-cor, crafts, furniture, sporting,collectables, vintage items.Much more!

HONEOYE: 8919 Main Street, July15, 16, 17th, 8am-4pm. Householditems, odds-n-ends, too much to list.Must See!

MULTI- CAMPER SALE, Saturday,July 16th, 8am-2pm. Something foreveryone. Sale held at Camp Club-house. Camp in the Woods, 3790Lake to Lake Road, Stanley, NY.

HONEOYE FALLS: 108 SemmelRoad. Fri.- Sat., 7/15-16 (9-3pm).MANY YEARS OF ACCUMULATION.Dishes, cut glass, housewares, dolls,old books, 78rpm records. Rain/Shine.

HONEOYE: 8658 Bell Road atCounty Road 40. Sat., 7/23(8-4pm).Furniture, clothes, dishes, portabledishwasher, baby gear, much more!Also, sale at Allens Hill UMC.

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RED RASPBERRIES: U-Pick, $3.75per quart. 7am- 12 noon everyday.Jerome’s, 8936 Route 53, Naples. (2miles south of town). 1-800-UPICKIT.

VICTOR Garage/Estate Sale.176 Huxley Way, Victor, NYFriday, July 22 and Saturday, July23 (9am - 3pm). Furniture,Dishes, Tables, EntertainmentCenter, TV’s, Stereo/CD player,Antiques, Clothes, Tools, Pic-tures, and much more.

LIVONIA: 4712 East Lake Road.7/15-23, 10-6 Daily. TAG SALE.Sofa, $125; dressers w/mirrors,$100; chairs, $20; twin bed sets,$100; lots of littles....

CANANDAIGUA: 3948 Rt. 488.Ju ly 22nd & 23rd at 9am.NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SALE!.Chapin Vintage Dolls, Antiques,Collectibles, Furniture, more.

CANANDAIGUA: 3562 County Rd18. 7/15-16. 3 miles from GorhamCommunity Yard Sales! MULTIFAMILY! Leather love seat, lifetimetable, metal bedframe, vanity, twinmattress, changing table, desk, micro-wave, homemade quilts, men’s blacksuit, 75+dresses, children/babyclothing, fabric, home decor & muchmore!

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CANANDAIGUA- Deeply dis-counted prices on furniture,household items, small appliances,building supplies, and much more!!Habitat for Humanity ReStore.Wednesday thru Saturday 9am-5pm.3040 County Rd. 10. We accept andpick-up DONATIONS in OntarioCounty too!! 585-396-3040.

HONEOYE: 108 Lakeview Dr. Ext.July 23rd & July 24th (10am-5pm).YARD SALE! Jewelry, birdhouse,gourds, 1 Canon Rebel II 35mm Cam-era & 1 Canon Rebel XL 35mmCamera- both work and come withbag. 35mm x 80mm Lens. WoodBlind 45”x64”, new in box.

COMMUNITY SALE: At Cen-terpointe Apartments, Cen-terpointe Blvd. Friday, 7/15 andSaturday, 7/16, 9am-4pm. Some-thing for Everyone! Come checkus out!

HONEOYE LAKE (14471): 5619Poplar Cove (off County Road 36Honeoye). Thurs.- Fri., 7/21-22(9am). ESTATE SALE. Antiques,collectibles, housewares, Morris chair,oak library table, high bed/ dresser,stands, king headboard, dressers, grill,rowboat, motor, much more! Pricedto go!


Sale July 23 through July 30

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Amish/Mennonite baked good! We offer fresh baked pies, cookies, whoopee pies, bread and much more!

2664 Main St., Gorham, NY (585) 526-6655

Summer Reading Adult Book Club: “The Lives they Left Behind” -

Discussions Tues., 7/19 (6:30-7:30pm).

Movies: 7/19 Cars (2pm);

Racing Stripes (6:30pm)

“There is Nothing Better Than Magic.”

Be entranced by Stephen Ingrahm’s family friendly magic show.

Wed., 7/20 (10am)

Exercise your Body! Adults, try a new, fun way to exercise

as Melanie Jones leads us in a Zumba class. Dance Gorham!

7/21, (6:30-7:15pm)

AMISH BUILT SHEDS includinghorse sheds, cabins. Built to yourneeds. Frank, 585-739-3617.

NEED AN ELECTRICIAN?Immediate response. Licensed andinsured. Any job welcomed. 30y e a r s e x p e r i e n c e . C a l l585-455-1626.

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Green Nail Syndrome Is Not Easy to Treat DEAR DR. ROACH: For the past four months, I have had an infection around the cuticle of my right index finger. There is green coloration under the nail near the cuticle, and the nail grew rather deformed. I am a gardener and a homemaker, so I tend to wash my hands often. The urgent-care doctor I saw prescribed clindamycin and mupirocin cream. I also was told to soak my finger twice a day. My family doctor took a culture and, because she did not know if I had a fungus or an infection, prescribed Lamisil and levofloxacin. She also recommended saltwater or peroxide soaks twice daily. The culture showed pseudomonas as the cause of the infection. With no improvement, I saw an orthopedic doctor. He told me to continue the soaking and the mupirocin cream. On my second visit, he lanced the area between the cuticle and the nail bed. There was improvement, but the symptoms soon return. The orthopedic doctor spoke of removing the nail as a possible solution to clearing up the infection. Is this my next step, or is there something else I can do? -- P.B. ANSWER: It sounds as though you have the aptly named “green nail syndrome,” which is caused by the bacteria you mention, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and which often is complicated by a paronychia, an infection along the side of the nail. Your orthopedic surgeon is quite right that sometimes the nail needs to be removed; however, many people can avoid that unpleasant procedure (I had to perform it once) with ciprofloxacin (the best oral antibiotic against pseudomonas), antiseptic soaks and by keeping the hands meticulously dry, using gloves and even using a hairdryer to dry the nails after soaking or cleaning. *** DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 67-year-old male who has had mild to moderate psoriasis for the past seven years or so. I have been avoiding the very effective biological drugs because of the scary possible side effects. Instead, I use anti-itch topical creams and lotions, some with cortisone. In researching the topic, I ran across a treatment called Fumaderm that is available in Germany, but I have never heard of it being used in the U.S. -- C.S. ANSWER: Psoriasis is an inflammatory skin condition that can range from annoying to life-threatening in severity. Psoriasis and its common complication, psoriatic arthritis, together are a highly destructive arthritis that often requires powerful treatment: biologic agents, like adalimumab (Humira) or etanercept (Enbrel). These do have the possibility of serious side effects, such as reactivation of tuberculosis. Fumaderm has been used in Germany for 19 years with a generally good safety record. There have been reports of a disease, PML, caused by brain virus, associated with Fumaderm, although it isn’t clear whether the Fumaderm predisposed the individuals to develop this infection. No medicine is free of the possibility of side effects, and treatment for psoriasis should be appropriate for the degree of severity of the illness. If you are doing well enough with your current treatment, I wouldn’t recommend trying a treatment with a higher risk of serious side effects. *** Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable to answer individual letters, but will incorporate them in the column whenever possible. Readers may email questions to [email protected]. To view and order health pamphlets, visit www.rbmamall.com, or write to Good Health, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. © 2016 North America Synd., Inc. All Rights Reserved

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Teen Theater Performance: Un-der Construction - Experience livetheater! The original script, writtenby local teens, follows the story oftwo young people who are on ajourney to find themselves duringhigh school. Saturday, July 23, 12-1pm and also 7-8pm at the WoodLibrary, 134 North Main St.,Canandaigua. www.woodlibrary.org.

Canandaigua VA’s Farmers Mar-ket - Every Tuesday from 1:30pm-5pm, VA Medical Center, 400 FortHill Ave, Canandaigua - AndrewJackson Parking Lot #1. Open tothe Public. Starts Tuesday, June 21 -October 11, 2016.

Wood Walkers is a walking clubfor seniors. Walkers meet in theWood Library parking lot everyMonday morning and strollthrough Canandaigua´s beautifulneighborhoods. For more informa-tion contact Elaine Walker [email protected].

The Colony Caregivers meetsmonthly. We are a totally volunteerorganization dedicated to providinglow-cost spay/neuter clinics toindividuals in Ontario County. Wedo this through a program calledTNVR (trap, neuter, vaccinate andreturn to care) for feral, stray andabandoned cats. We welcome all tojoin us! Third Thursday of themonth, 6pm-8pm, Wood Library,134 North Main St., Canandaigua.www.woodlibrary.org.

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Bloomfield Rotary´s Concerts inthe Park “Ghost Riders” (Country)on Tuesday, July 26th from 7:00-9:00PM at Elton Park in Bloomfield.In case of rain the concert willmove to the East Bloomfield UnitedMethodist Church. Bottled waterand hot dogs will be available.Donations support the many Rotaryprojects that benefit our commu-nity. Bring a lawn chair and beprepared for a delightful evening!For more information, contactSuzie Coleman at 585-703-4190.

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Chalk Walk & ArtsFest runs10am-4pm, Saturday, August 6,rain or shine, on Main Street inDansville, with ”event head-quarters” at Dansville ArtWorks,178 Main. The music venue, spon-sored by Dansville Wayland PennySaver/Genesee Country Express,features Steel Alchemy CommunitySteel Band 10am and GrovelandStation 2pm. Art and craftexhibitors/vendors, sponsored byDansville Mini Storage, located onMain Street between Ossian andPerine Streets, along with commu-nity organizations. Chalks may bepurchased at Dansville ArtWorksduring the event, so anyone andeveryone can join in the fun. Eventmaps available at Dansville Art-Works, 178 Main Street andDansvilleArtWorks.com by late July.

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Author Visit: Becky Albertalli -Thursday, July 21, 2:30pm-4pm,Wood Library, 134 North Main St.,Canandaigua. Teens are invited tomeet with Becky Albertalli, authorof Simon vs. the Homo SapiensAgenda and winner of the WilliamC Morris YA Debut Award. Alber-talli will talk about the writing proc-ess and sign books.

All You Can Eat PancakeBreakfast! Sunday, July 17th from8am-11am at the Cheshire Fire Hall# 1 , 4 2 8 5 R t . 2 1 S o u t h -Canandaigua. Adults $7.00, Chil-dren Age 5-12 years $3.00, andChildren under 5 years Free.

45th Annual Ralph SheridanGolf Classic - The CanandaiguaChamber has sold out the after-noon shotgun, but it’s not too lateto get into the 7:45AM shotgun forthe Chamber’s Golf Tournamentheld on Wednesday, August 3,2016 at Bristol Harbour Resort. Agreat opportunity to network withthe local business community onthe links! For registration and spon-sorship information, visit www.canandaiguachamber.com. Wehope to see you out on the links orcontributing in some way for oursummertime fundraiser! This tour-nament welcomes members andnon-members.

Geneva Public Library: TheGame Truck will be visiting us onCastle Street for an unusual gam-ing experience on July 22nd from1:30-3:30pm. The Mobile GameTheater has something for everygamer and room for at least 16players. With all the latest mul-tiplayer games and consoles, youcan play together and have theultimate multiplayer experience. Formore information contact TanyaTaylor, [email protected] or315-789-5303.

Tuesday’s on the Terrace at Ge-neva Public Library: Rick Hoyt +Gonzo, a jazz guitar duo, will bejoining us on July 19th for Tuesdayson the Terrace! Every Tuesdaystarting June 28th through Septem-ber 6th, we´ll be having live musicand activities for the whole familyout on the terrace! Join us from6-8pm each week to enjoy themany wonderful performers whowill be joining us. The show will goon rain or shine!

Geneva Public Library transformsinto a life-size Monopoly board!July21st from 1:30pm-2:30pm. Partici-pants will use oversized dice andgame pieces to move aroundbuying different library propertiesmade up of various libraries withinthe OWWL system. For studentsentering grades 6-12. Registrationis required. All participants are eli-gible to win one of three doorprizes that will be handed out andwill receive one entry into the Li-brary´s Healthy Eating Grand PrizeGiveaway.

Eat Smart, Children - This pro-gram, designed for children 8-10years old, will promote physicalactivity and healthy food choices!Every Friday from 11 AM-Noon,until August 5th, Geneva PublicLibrary, 244 North Main St.

Children’s Free Lunch - Childrencan eat lunch for free during thesummer! This program runs untilAugust 19th, every weekday fromnoon until 1PM at the GenevaPublic Library, 244 North Main St.,Geneva. No registration is required.

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Oversized Yahtzee at GenevaPublic Library. July 26th from1:30-2:30pm. Join us for some lightcompetition and heavy fun withYahtzee with oversize dice! For stu-dents entering grades 6-12. Reg-istration is required. All participantsare eligible to win one of threedoor prizes that will be handed outand will receive one entry into theLibrary´s Healthy Eating Grand PrizeGiveaway. Geneva Public Library,244 N. Main St., Geneva.

Geneva Public Library- Ready SetRead Magic Show! On July 25th at5pm, come see a comedy magicshow of surprises that will chal-lenge children to be avid readers!Jokes, bubblegum, watermelon,bananas ... toilet paper? Yes, all ofthese will be used in this fun-filledshow while we talk about reading,the value of our library, healthyfood choices and healthy competi-tion - we all win when we read!

Read & Rec @ Lakefront Park!July 28th at 3:30 PM at LakefrontPark, kids entering grades 3-5 willplay fun activities along readingGuys Read: The Sport Pages by JonScieszka as a group. If there isinclement weather the program willbe held at the Geneva RecreationComplex located 666 South Ex-change Street. For more informa-tion Contact Tanya by [email protected] or phone315-789-5303.

Geneva Public Library Bingo!Join us in the Community Room onJuly 28th for an hour of librarybingo complete with prizes! Allparticipants are eligible to win oneof three door prizes that will behanded out and will receive oneentry into the Library´s Healthy Eat-ing Grand Prize Giveaway. This pro-gram is for the whole family, sosign up today! Chris Finger,c f i n g e r @ p l s - n e t . o r g o r315-789-5303.

Geneva Public Library BookClub: Join us for an evening ofthought and discussion over ourlatest book on the last Tuesday ofevery month at 6:30PM. Newmembers are welcome at any time!For more information, please con-tact Susie at 315-789-5303 ext.103.



• On July 29, 1976, the “Son of Sam” fires five shots in the first in a series of shootings that would terrorize New York City over the course of the next year. Shooter David Berkowitz claimed that “Sam” was his neighbor Sam Carr, who transmitted his kill orders through his pet black Labrador.

Clara’s Crohn’s BBQ - Sunday,August 14, 12-4pm, Ely FaganAmerican Legion Post 1151, 260Middle Rd., Henrietta. Live Band,Photo Booth, Delicious BBQ chickenmeal- $10 in advance, $15 at thedoor . R i f l e Range contes tAMAZING Raffle items, 50/50 raf-fle. (for additional costs at event).All proceeds benefit the local chap-ter of CCFA for research and edu-cation of these common, but rarelytalked about incurable, progressivediseases. In addition to adults beingdiagnosed, children are getting di-agnosed younger and more fre-quently than ever before. online.ccfa.org/goto/Claraburleyteam201-6

Thanksgiving in July! Turkey isnot just for Thanksgiving! It´s goodall year round! We will be servingsucculent, roasted, sliced turkey,homemade dress ing, gravy,mashed potatoes, corn, cranberrysauce and dessert for $8.00 aplate! Join us on Saturday, July 16,5-7pm at the Ely-Fagan AmericanLegion Post 1151, 260 Middle Rd.,Henrietta. www.elyfaganpost1151.org.

Rush-Henrietta Class of 1956 Re-union: The R-H Class of ´56 will becelebrating their 60th Class Re-union September 16-17! Deadlinefor registration/payment is August1. For more information contactLuke Loomis at (315) 524-5258 orLee Olek at (585) 872-5157.

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Hemlock Fair Talent Show islooking for performers of talentedyouth and adults to sing, dance,play instruments, etc. on Saturday,July 23, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. at theFestival Building. Trophies and cashprizes to 1st place winners in twoage groups: 12 and under / 13 andover. Ribbons for all other acts.Performers will be able to enter theState Fair in Syracuse in August.Applications are on the www.hemlockfair.org and must be re-turned by deadline of July 16th. Forinformation call Ann at (585)346-5515.

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Tuesdays on the Terrace: Kid´sMusic & Play Along at GenevaPublic Library, 244 N. Main St.,Geneva. Tuesday, July 26th from6-8pm. Every Tuesday starting June28th through September 6th, we´llbe having live music and activitiesfor the whole family out on theterrace! Join us from 6-8pm eachweek to enjoy the many wonderfulperformers who will be joining us.The show will go on rain or shine!

Community Open Meal: All arewelcome to a free meal and fellow-ship on Saturday, July 23, 2016from 3:30-4:30pm at the Monsi-gnor Schnacky Center locatedwithin St. Catherine of SienaChurch. The center is handicappedaccessible and is located at 26Mendon-Ionia Road in Mendon.Enjoy traditional Independence Dayfoods. For more information, pleasecontact the church rectory at624-4990.

MENDON

1st Annual American LegionFamily Post 282 Jamboree: Satur-day, July 30, 1pm-8pm, 2475Route 65, West Bloomfield. Doorsopen at Noon. $10 donation atdoor. Music, Food Trucks/Beverages, 50/50’s/Raffles! Comeout and enjoy a day of LIVE musicand great food! Bring your lawnchairs BUT leave the coolers & petsat home. 1-3:30pm - Honey Bad-gers and 4-8pm - Ruby Shooz.Proceeds to benefit: OperationComfort Warriors & Legion Post282 Programs.

LIMA

Yard Sale to benefit SusieQ DogResQ - July 22, 23, 24th from9-6pm in the lot next to 6001 BigTree Road in Lakeville. We havethree huge tents filled with lots ofgreat items from antiques andcollectibles to furniture and booksand clothing! All proceeds go to-wards the animals in our care. Ourgoal is to have them living the lifein homes with families that will lovethem forever. As a bonusPawbrokers Jewelry will be therefrom 11-5 on Saturday with 1000´sof pieces of jewelry with all salesgoing directly to SusieQ. Info.:w w w . s u s i e q d o g r e s q . c o m ,346-6747.

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Tractors Wanted for the Ionia FallFestival Tractor Parade, Saturday,September 17. The Tractor Parade,now in its 13th year, will havetractors from all over western NYand is one of the largest in westernNY. If you are interested in havingyour tractor in our parade and/ordisplaying your antique farmequipment, contact Richard Belding585-657-6819. www.ioniaumc.org.

IONIA

Red Cross urges blood andplatelet donations during chal-lenging summer months. Donorscan choose their day to help savelives during summer awarenesscampaign. The American Red Crossurges blood and platelet donors tochoose their day to give and helpensure blood is available for pa-tients all summer long during itsannual summer awareness cam-paign, sponsored by Suburban Pro-pane. For more information and tomake an appointment to donate,download the American Red CrossB l o o d D o n o r A p p , v i s i tredcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767).

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Homemade Ice Cream Social:North Cohocton Methodist Church,10 University Ave., North Cohoc-ton. Join us on Sunday, July 31stfrom 2-4PM.

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Naples VFW, Rt. 21, Naples, Satur-day, July 16, 7:30-11:30pm danceto the country music of Against TheWind. $4 cover charge. All wel-come.

NAPLES

First Annual Potter CommunityDays - Held at Potter Town Park,4523 State Route 364 on Saturday,August 20 from 9-4pm (rain orshine). Yard Sale! Chicken BBQ!Crafts! Vendor Information: Sharonat 585-554-3876. Other Info.: Pattyat 585-554-6758. To Benefit PotterPark and Abandoned Cemeteries.

Middlesex Hose Company´s AllYou Can Eat Roast Beef Supperon Saturday, July 30, 2016 at theMiddlesex Fire House Dining Room,5537 Water Street, Middlesex,4-7PM. Adults $11, Children up toage 12 $6 and Preschool free indining room. Take-out are alsoavailable and you may phoneahead to 585-554-3434. Adults$11, Children up to age 12 $6,there are no preschool take outs.Thank you for your continued sup-port!

Vine Valley Community HouseTuesday Lecture Series: July 26that 7pm. Will have Win Harper fromthe Middlesex Heritage Group dis-cuss its works and collections.VVCH, 6369 South Lake Rd,Middlesex, NY.

Tuesday Lecture Series is havingour new Town Board and HighwaySupervisor come to meet with us atthe Vine Valley Community Houseon July 19th to hear our thoughts.Given that there is an election thisfall, this meeting is especiallyimportant.

MIDDLESEX

The West Bloomfield FarmersMarket runs from June throughOctober, every Friday from 2:30-6:30pm. Join us and discover locallygrown, fresh cut flowers, fruits,vegetables, grass fed meat, artisansand so much more. Located at the4 corners of West Bloomfield onthe lawn of the West BloomfieldUnited Church of Christ.

W. BLOOMFIELD

Victor Farmington Library:Communication Strategies forthose with Hearing Loss seminarwill be held at the Victor Farming-ton Library on Tuesday, July 19 at6:30pm. This workshop discusseshow to communicate with a hear-ing impaired person, with andwithout hearing aids, to assist inmutual communication. Call924-2637, stop in the library or visitwww.victorfarmingtonlibrary.orgto sign up.

2016 Swing for Seniors - AnnualGolf Tournament to benefitFairport Baptist Homes Foundation.Held Wednesday, July 20th at theRavenwood Golf Club, 929Lynaugh Rd., Victor. www.fairportbaptisthomes.org.

VICTOR

Springwater Trails Hike onReynolds Gull, Springwater -Hike along scenic Reynold´s Gull inSpringwater Sunday, July 17 from4-6PM and enjoy a picnic-style so-cial afterwards. Join SpringwaterTrails on this hike, which begins atReynold´s Gull, across from thesouth portion of Hemlock Lake,and heads further south towardsSpringwater. For further info/directions/updates visit our website:springwatertrails.org.

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Shortsville Railroad Station Mu-seum Open House - The LehighValley Railroad Historical SocietyStation Museum at 8 East HighStreet in Shortsville will be open tothe public on Sunday, July 17.Hours will be 1pm-3pm. A largecollection of historical artifacts fromthe Lehigh Valley Railroad is ondisplay at the museum. The giftshop will be open. Admission isfree; donations are welcome. Formore information, visit www.lvrrhs.org or call 585-289-9149.

SHORTSVILLE

”Ladies´ Day at LeTourneau,”sponsored by Blessed Hope Wom-en´s Ministries, will be Friday, Au-gust 12 at 11AM. Come join thefun at our Second Hand RoseClothes Fashion Show and Lunchfo r on l y $12 . P lease ca l l585-554-3400 on or before August5 to make your reservation or [email protected]. See you atLeTourneau!

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Family Pride Since 1955

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Writers Leigh Brown and Victoria Corliss, “The Pie Sisters”, return to Joseph’s Wayside for a special meet & greet book signing Sat. & Sun. This is their second signing at our market. Happy they are back!

• Large 10” Hanging Baskets

$14.99 ea.

• Perennials - 2/$12

• All flowering bushes - 1 ⁄ 2 Price!!

New York State’s Own!

• Fresh Maple Syrup

• Honey - 5 Varieties

• Our Famous Extra Sharp Cheddar

• Jams, Jellies & Specialty

Food Items

We refill Propane Tanks!

• Artisan Breads

• Delicious Fruit Pies & Cookies

• Delicious Fried Cakes - 4 kinds

• Specialty Breads by Jeni!

• Buttermilk Shortcake Biscuits

Fresh From Our Bakery!

Mon.-Sat.: 8am-7pm Sun. 8am-6pm

FLOWER SALE!

PRODUCE “Always the Freshest”

Large Selection of

Handmade Amish Furniture

Nancy’s Wine & Gift Shop Finger Lakes Wine from

Hunt Country & Heron Hill Wineries

• Delicious Strawberries & Cherries!

• Pennsylvania Peaches are in!

• Local Sweet Corn & New Red Salt Potatoes

• Super Sweet Cantaloupes & Watermelons!

• Local Red Raspberries & Blueberries

Book Signing July 16 & 17, 10am to 4pm


GOT AN OLDER CAR, BOAT ORRV? Do the humane thing. Donate itto the Humane Society. Call1-800-315-3679

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• On July 25, 1898, during the Spanish-American War, U.S. forces launch an invasion of Puerto Rico. With only seven deaths, U.S. troops under Gen. Nelson Miles were able to secure the island by mid- August.

This Week’s

Birthday Celebrations

Happy 7th Birthday Grace Helen Nielsen

Love, Great Grandparents Davie, Grandma & Grandpa Frankish, Parents Mat & Kristie

Nielsen, Emily & Faith, Uncle Casey, Samantha, Finley, Isabella & Ryan Frankish.

GENIE CLEAN: Profess ionalcleaning, detailed work, very depend-able, flexible, trushworthy, exper-ienced, with references. Call Jeanie585-315-4709.

1st Annual

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SATURDAY, JULY 30 1:00 - 8:00 PM Doors Open at Noon

2475 Route 65, West Bloomfield

Performances by:

Honey Badgers 1:00-3:30 PM

Ruby Shooz 4:00-8:00 PM

Bring your lawn chairs

and enjoy a day

of LIVE music

and great food!

Coolers and pets

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MUSIC • FOOD TRUCKS • BEVERAGES • RAFFLES

Stressed is Desserts spelled backwards.

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AN EXPANDABLE DOOR GATE: [email protected]

RASCAL SCOOTER. Never used. Needs battery : 585-243-0607

SPALDING OUTDOOR BASKETBALL HOOP/POLE near driveway. You remove pole and footing : [email protected]

LESTER SPINET PIANO . You pick up : 585-334-4446

ORGAN , 2 key board, 4 pedals, side instrumental string section. Cherry wood. Ex. cond. You pick up : 585-213-4076

LOVE SEAT , maroon, with two matching pillows. Ex. cond. You pick up : 585-349-8198

VIDEO TAPES – 68 home recorded VHS tapes of the original Perry Mason TV show : [email protected]

6-10 WOODEN KITCHEN CHAIRS: 585-343-7508

THREE MIRRORS (36x30”, 26x30” and 36x29”). Chili area : 585-861-7584

20 +/- POND FISH. You remove from small pond : [email protected]

32” SONY TRINITRON FLAT SCREEN TV , excellent condition, with stand : 585-287-7827

2x4 PATIO BLOCKS: 585-344-0366

BROTHERS SEWING MACHINE, Good condition. 585-289-7065

WOMEN’S BLADDER CONTROL PADS, Large & medium: 585-289-7065

FIREWOOD, Black walnut: 585-346-9421

LARGE OLDER UPRIGHT PIANO, good condition. You move: 585-254-0521

Seven (7) WOODEN PALLETS (skids). You pick up in Penfield/Brighton area: [email protected]

2 LARGE PINE TREES , you take down & take away. 585-768-8758.

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WEDDING DRESSES , in good condition, for a nonprofit organization : 585-335-4779

WHO CAN DO KARAOKE at a Senior Housing Dvlp. Preferably evenings : 585-297-9273

FULL SIZE BOX SPRING . Family coming into town and guest room is empty! : 414-331-2557

COUCH & LOVE SEAT , in good condition, needed desperately for a woman with three kids . LITTLE GIRL’S CLOTHES . Size 8-10. Pants size 8. Summer & winter clothes, leggings (no jeans) : 585-356-8517

BICYCLE PUMP: 585-698-5937

GIRLS TEENAGE SIZE BIKE: 585-415-9727

BRICKS. Lots of matching, good condition bricks for a brick grill. Will pick up: 716-954-3141

MEN’S JEANS, T-SHIRTS, CLOTHING, BACKPACKS in good cond. Will take to homeless shelter: 585-313-2610

WORKING BOAT WITH TRAILER: [email protected]

SMALL GAS GRILL W/TANK. To be delivered to senior citizen in Canandaigua: 585-905-3099

PORTABLE ROAD SIGN with changeable letters. Needed to display Community Events at Jack Evans Community Center in Hemlock : [email protected]

WORKING STUDENT VIOLIN w/case, bow, and rosin : 585-335-4779

FIREWOOD needed for next winters heat. Un-split okay. No pine. Brockport area : 585-637-6961

LARGE AMERICAN FLAG to hang on country barn: Text/Call 585-317-6559 or email [email protected]

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• On July 31, 1715, a hurricane strikes the east coast of Florida, sinking 10 Spanish treasure ships and killing nearly 1,000 sailors. Although much of the gold and silver was salvaged, coins and other artifacts occasionally wash up on Florida beaches.

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CROSSWORD

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ACROSS DOWN

1 Rory McIlroy’s

game

2 Bar

3 “Beetle Bailey”

dog

4 Although

5 Quaff

6 Hostel

7 Manages with

what one has

8 Tic

9 Gesture

10 Id counterpart

11 “Holy cow!”

19 Under the

weather

21 Parcel of land

23 Buzz Aldrin’s real

first name

24 Send forth

25 Discourteous

26 Brazen

27 Vicinity

28 Re newborns

32 Had a

rendezvous

33 Bicontinental

region

35 Shock and --

36 Wager

38 Representative

39 Weary

42 Places

43 Press

44 Penny

45 Prized

possession

46 Hearty brew

48 Alias abbr.

1 With 5-Across,

fade

5 See 1-Across

8 Old World duck

12 Inauguration

recitation

13 Genetic stuff

14 Comic strip

possum

15 Lo-cal

16 Squid’s squirt

17 Acknowledge

18 Gold coin of old

Italy

20 Differently

22 Berlin-born

actress

26 Hackneyed

29 Banned pesticide

30 Ostrich’s kin

31 Miners’ finds

32 Pair

33 Oklahoma city

34 Zodiac sign

35 Onassis, familiarly

36 Isolated hill

37 Berlin-born

actress

40 Census statistics

41 Slanted, in print

45 Fence opening

47 Pitch

49 Angry

50 Verve

51 -- out a living

52 PC picture

53 Dissolve

54 Pop

55 “-- Misbehavin’ “


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Hemlock Writer Weaves Tales of History and Folklore

By Janet Olexy

eclectic-his father’s military motorcycle experiences, a stuffed bear, a stranded snapping turtle-yet each was rich with Ira’s descriptive language and folksy tone. Soon he was venturing into more imaginative territory, with a series of stories based upon Hemlock folklore and some of its more colorful residents, like “Uncle Jimmy.”

At the urging of his editor and friends, Ira decided it was time to publish his collection of stories. True Stories

and Tall Tales , printed by Penny Lane Printing in Avon, includes 23 of Ira’s entertaining tales. Copies will soon be available at local book stores and on Amazon. If you’d like to purchase a signed copy, contact Ira at [email protected].

You may well find yourself inspired to pick up a pen- or a keyboard!

Ira Briggs is a character. A mile-a-minute talker with a fascination for the past, Ira’s been collecting bits and pieces of local history for just about his entire life.

Ira grew up on the fringes of the Hemlock Fairgrounds, a veritable paradise for an adventurous boy. His father Larry had an auto repair/welding business which thrived on the trade generated by the famed Demolition Derby. Those experiences sparked Ira’s interest in anything with wheels - from machinery to motorcycles, antique cars to Atterbury Trucks. Larry also drilled wells and taught his son the trade.

His mother Dorothy passed on her gift of gab and love of antiques. Ira recalls the day decades ago when, at her urging they rescued the 100 year-old dilapidated wooden Hemlock Fair ticket booth from destruction. Today it resides at Ira’s “Hemlock House,” spruced up with a fresh coat of paint and a fancy sign.

School did not come easy for Ira, but he later gained an appreciation for reading. He recalls his father once giving him the Readers’ Digest and a copy of Sea Biscuit to help pass the time while drilling a well.

Ira later enrolled in a Creative Writing course at MCC. His professor, Maria Kendig, inspired him to write two articles for the Livonia Gazette about his experiences with the movie making industry. Once, inspired by a story idea while at a well site and frantic to record it before he forgot, Ira grabbed a roll of drywall tape and a pencil. He still has those notes.

In addition to well drilling, Ira works at Strong Hospital. He enjoys interacting with coworkers of diverse ages and nationalities, and is quick to share a laugh or a story. Ira understands the challenges of those who are new to America and still learning English, and is always happy to take the time to explain unfamiliar idioms and confusing customs. When a young work friend died suddenly, Ira composed a letter to his parents expressing the group’s sympathies and recalling memories of happier times.

Ira shared his first Hometown Story with Penny Saver Readers in 2010. “C-Biskit” was followed by “Holiday Memory” and “Turtle Sense.” His subjects were

Ira, photobombing Robert Redford on the set of The Natural

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• On July 30, 2003, the last of 21,529,464 Volkswagen Beetles built since World War II rolls off the production line at Volkswagen’s plant in Mexico.

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To the couple who walk hand in hand on [local] Road. Please walk on walking lane and not in the road, and refusing to move for oncoming traffic. It’s unsafe for them and can cause a traffic accident when both lanes have vehicles passing.

We have quite a “rash” of identity thefts lately. It is upsetting when the victim is elderly. Our elderly citizens have worked hard all their life for all that they have. In most cases, they do not have much as they have had to give up quite a bit to receive health care and housing- let alone put food on the table. Most are on fixed incomes and every penny counts. Some people have difficulty reconciling their finances- which is why some thieves think they can get away with it. It sickens me that someone would take

advantage of a person who could be your or my grandparent. Why can’t those who commit such crimes actually get a job and support themselves? It is time we make an example out of those who commit such crimes and punish them to the fullest extent of the law.

Sick and Tired

I cannot figure out why since we have the computer link up that connects all area Doctors & Hospitals & other medical facilities to each other in our region, why we always have to fill out paperwork with the exact same questions on it at each medical care provider we go to. Why can’t things like past Operations/procedures/ history of illnesses/family health issues/things we do - do not suffer from & such be included with the patient’s current medical issue/conditions? Doing this would SAVE EVERYONE TIME and the office/facility MONEY and reduce paperwork, and help everyone all around and even be more accurate than someone who has problems remembering all those things. It would be a win/ win situation all the way around.

To the kind lady who found my cell phone on William Street in Palmyra, Friday, July 1st. After bike riding on the Canal Trail, I mistakenly left my cell phone on the truck running board. I realized once I arrived home what happened and called my phone. This nice lady returned my call. She had found my phone in the middle of the road. She agreed to drop it off at the Dollar Store on William Street. I drove back to Palmyra and retrieved my cell phone which had not been damaged or tampered with. My thanks for your kindness. I will certainly pass the favor on.

On Friday afternoon, an unknown woman, delivered buckets of fresh flowers that were going to be thrown out. Trader Joe’s gave them to her and she delivered them to Maplewood Estates in Fairport, NY. So many senior men and women were treated to beautiful bouquets for their rooms. I wish everyone could have seen the smiles! It sure lifted spirits for many of our residents. We just want to express our thanks to the unknown lady who took the time to do this and also Trader Joe’s for giving them to her.

Thank you, Maplewood Residents

To my neighbor and friend Ursala: On June 4th I had a very bad bike accident. Ursala came to my rescue although my injuries were not visible (I suffered a concussion, and facial fractures.) She recognized my need for immediate medical attention. Thank you, Ursala, for your compassion and care in my time of need.

~ Nancy I want to thank my amazing husband Randy for all the help, love and most importantly understanding while taking care of my parents. From the constant hospital runs, to the horrible planning of my dad’s funeral. He has been there all the way. Never getting mad, always letting me lean on him. I don’t think I could have handled this without him. You’re the Best! I Love You!

~ L.W.M.


Poll results 7/12/16 After Britain’s vote to leave the E.U. (Brexit) how much of an impact will it have on

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Minor or Temporary Impact 64.7%

No impact at all 11.8%

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Quail Summit Presents:

TUESDAY EVENING CONCERTS

June 21st – FOG “Fiddlers of the Genesee” (Old time Fiddlin’)

July 19th – “Canal Street Strutters” (Jazz)

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2016

EXPERT PIANO TUNING & RE-PAIR. Since 1980. Musician Extraor-d ina i re , Char l e s M. Fre ida ,585-426-2334.

JOIN US October 4-6 to see The ArkEncounter and Creation Museum inWilliamstown and Petersburg, Ken-tucky. Enjoy traveling with CoveredWagon Tour Bus. Watch videos of theArk & Museum while on bus. Forinformation, call Joe VanNorman,585-507-1953.

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OLD STUFF WANTED: Activelybuying Antiques and Collectibles. Oneitem to Entire house. All callspromptly returned. 716-903-5660 inCanandaigua.


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July 15th - Rochester Metropolitan

Jazz Orchestra

July 22nd - Flint Creek

July 29th - Panloco Steel Band

Aug 5th - Dan Elliott & The Montereys

Father’s Day Car & Motorcycle Cruise

8:00pm-10:00pm • Rain or Shine

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FREE for kids 5 and under

2016 Moonlight Stroll Concert Series

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Mary J.Farrell

July 5, 2016

Honeoye Lake:July 5, 2016 ata g e 8 4 .Predeceased by

her husband Thomas, daughter Mau-reen Farrell and son in law MoshenLachaal husband of Megan. Survivedby children: Thomas ”Tosh” (Laurie)Farrell of Webster, Catherine ”Katie”Farrell of Honeoye, Megan Farrell ofBuffalo, Patricia (Dwight) Slocum ofSpringwater and Ellen (PeterYacobucci) Farrell of Buffalo.Grandchildren Caitl in, Macie,Brendan, Shane, Cormac, Brett, Erin,Tosh, Margaret, Jacob, Mia andRocco. Several nieces & nephews andmany friends.

Friends may call Friday, July 8th, from4-7pm at the Kevin W. DoughertyFuneral Home Inc. 8624 Main Street,Route 20A Honeoye. Mary’s FuneralMass will be held on Saturday July 9that 11:00am at St. Matthew CatholicChurch, 6591 Richmond Mills Road,Route 20A, Livonia.

Private internment, Lakeview Ceme-tery, Honeoye. Memorial Contribu-tions may be made to the HospiceFoundation of WNY P.O. Box 590Buffalo, NY 14240-0590.

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B ecause W e C are

by Kevin W. Dougherty

and Michael P. Dougherty

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DECIDING FACTORS Following a death, it is important to identify the person who

will be the primary decision-maker with regard to the final disposition. This responsibility will fall upon the person named the agent of the Power of Attorney for Health Care. In the event that there is no document indicating an agent of Power of Attorney for Health Care, either the surviving spouse or the legal next of kin will be charged with making decisions. Generally speaking, the order of precedence starts with the spouse and then proceeds along to the eldest child of legal age, parents, siblings, and grandparents. Needless to say, the more information that the person in charge has in hand, the smoother the final disposition will proceed.

Preparing for the future should include determining who will make sure that your wishes are met after your passing. KEVIN W. DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME is here for you, whenever you need us, 24 hours a day 7 days a week at (585) 346-5401 . You are invited to tour our facilities, conveniently located at Livonia and Honeoye, NY . Ask about our preneed options.

QUOTE: “Hung be the heavens with black, yield day to night!” – Shakespeare

Reach those who are near and dear to you and your loved one. To have your loved one’s obituary in Passages

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Hours: M-Th 10am-9pm, Fri & Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12pm-4pm

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Grades K-5. Stretch your body and improve concentration. Bring a towel or

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Children’s Concert Thurs., July 21 • 11:00AM-12:00PM

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DANSVILLE SUMMERFEST: Satur-day 7/30, 4pm-8pm. Babcock Park.Put on by the Dansville Mason’s andUnion-Hose. Benefit the VincentHouse and The Dansville Food Bank.Drink, eat and be merry!

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MISSING DOG! Ellie the tan/ whiteShih Tzu has been missing since July2. She escaped a fenced in backyardon Willowbrook Rd. in Victor (Ontariocounty). She does not have a collarbut is microchipped! Please contact585-281-3826 w/any information onEllie!

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Medication mismanagement can be prevented

Medication management is an important issue for seniors and their families. Failure to properly manage medications can threaten the lives of seniors, highlighting the emphasis families must place on ensuring seniors take their medications in strict adherence to their physicians’ instructions.

Polypharmacy, or the taking of multiple medications for different conditions, can be a potential health hazard for the thousands of seniors who must manage health conditions with prescription drugs. Harmful drug interactions are a result of the confusion that can arise when seniors take multiple medications at the same time. The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists estimates that more than 34 percent of senior citizens are prescribed medications by more than one physician, and 72 percent use medications they were prescribed more than six months prior. Many people also have begun “pharmacy shopping” to save money. According to a study published in 2010 in American Nurse Today, 44 percent of men and 57 percent of women older than age 65 take five or more medications per week, with some taking as many as 10.

Medication confusion is one risk, but older adults also metabolize medications differently than young people. As a result, they may be more susceptible to overdose or other ill effects. Families looking to help seniors effectively manage their medications should consider the following tips.

· Keep a running list of medications. Maintain a list of

all medications being taken, noting both prescription and over-the-counter medications and any supplements and herbs. Provide a copy to any new doctors you visit and any new pharmacies you patronize.

· Use pill sorters. Medication sorters can keep medications organized and eliminate some of the personal error in medication management. Organizers have daily slots and may also differentiate between nighttime and daytime medications.

· Understand why each medication is being prescribed.

Ask your pharmacist and doctor to explain why each medication is prescribed. This information should be printed on the prescription label. Some drugs designed for one symptom may actually be used to treat other issues as well.

· Ask for help. Some seniors may benefit from friendly reminders from a loved one regarding when to take certain medications, especially if they need to take multiple doses throughout the day. Cognitively impaired seniors may require the services of a visiting nurse or another caregiver.

· Recognize that not all medications are right for

seniors. The American Geriatrics Society maintains a list of medications that older adults should avoid or take with extreme caution. Some drugs pose a high risk of side effects or interactions, while others are less effective. Discuss alternatives with your physician if you are prescribed one of these medications.

· Keep a medication diary. Record any side effects that occur and how the medications make you feel. Always bring up issues promptly with a doctor.

Proper medication management can help seniors avoid drug-related accidents or worse.

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• On July 26, 1908, the FBI is born when U.S. Attorney General Charles Bonaparte orders a group of 10 newly hired federal investigators to report to the Department of Justice. Notorious gangsters such as George “Machine Gun” Kelly and John Dillinger met their end at the hands of the FBI.

Production Worker

We are looking for a skilled individual to join our growing

production department. We assemble archival grade storage boxes and binders. These products are assembled by hand & attention to detail is a must. Position requires

a high level of hand & eye coordination. 2 PLUS years of

factory experience required. Die cutter and/or CAD Cutter

experience preferred. Hrs.: Mon.-Fri. 7am-3:30pm

(30-40 hrs. per week). Interested applicants, please send resume to:

[email protected] Attn: Production Worker Position


Line Cooks & Sous-Chefs

Experience required. 25-35 hours per week, including day & weekend hours.

Call Julie at:

(585) 313-1924 Cafe Sol

Bristol, NY


• On July 27, 1953, after three years of bloody war, the United States, the People’s Republic of China, North Korea and South Korea agree to an armistice, bringing the Korean War to an end. The war cost the lives of more than 50,000 Americans.

ANTICIPATED

TEACHER OPENING

Long-Term Sub ELA 7-12

Must be NYS Certified (ELA 7-12 and/or Lit 7-12)

Start 9/16, Sal Per Contract

Send letter, resume to: Julie Pernesky, Dir Curr/Inst Letchworth Central School

5550 School Rd. Gainesville, NY 14066

DEADLINE TO APPLY: 07/29/16 @ 3:00 PM

Full or Part Time

EXPERIENCED CHILD CARE

PROVIDER/TEACHER NEEDED for local day care center in the Mendon area.

Call Wendy: 624-2337


Victor Central Schools

Support Staff Vacancies

12 M ONTH F ULL T IME E MPLOYMENT Head Bus Mechanic: Start date on or about September 15

Evening Cleaners (4): Start date on or about July 1

S CHOOL Y EAR P ART -T IME A SSIGNMENTS : Interviews available weekly June – August

Parking Lot Attendants: Morning and afternoon shifts available

Teacher Aides 3-5.5 hours per day : Assignments supporting special education

services K-12

Food Service Helpers

Lifeguards

S CHOOL Y EAR P ER D IEM

S UBSTITUTE A SSIGNMENTS

Bus Driver

Evening Cleaner

Parking Lot Attendant

Teacher Aide (Note: Per diem substitutes can work on a regular basis. Shifts are flexible and assigned based upon availability)

Interested applicants for these non-instructional vacancies should apply in person at:

Victor Schools, Human Resources Office Education Center 953 High Street Victor, NY

Inquiries may be made to Kris Hutt (585) 924-3252, Ext. 1417 or [email protected].


FACTORY WORKERS Sheet metal fabricator has openings for:

Factory/Machine Operators - Must be able to work

in a fast paced environment. Required to stand for

10 hours/day. Must be able to lift 50-75 lbs. Mon.-

Thurs. work week. 7am-5:30pm. Must be able to

work overtime on Fridays if required.

Truck Loaders - Must have experience loading

trailers using motorized Walkie Riders, Crowns,

etc. Must be reliable and able to work until daily

assignment is completed. May include overtime

without notice. Mon.-Fri. work week. 7am-3:30pm

(or until done)

Apply in person at: Gray Metal Products

495 Rochester St., Avon, NY 14414

E-mail to: [email protected] • or Fax to:

585.226.9356 No phone calls please. EOE

HORIZONS , a DePaul Adult Care Community, is seeking qualified applicants for FT and PT Cook Positions . Must be at least eighteen (18) years of age, high school diploma or GED preferred; Two years’ experience in the food service industry preferred; must be aware of and apply the standards of sanitary food preparation.

Apply: HORIZONS, 3132 State Route 21 South Canandaigua, NY 14424 OR For more information and to apply online visit our website at www.depaul.org

FT & PT COOK

MEAT CUTTER Full Time / Part-Time

84 West Ave. Plaza, Canandaigua or 7277 W. Main St., Lima

Apply in Person to:


NAPLES CENTRAL SCHOOL is looking to fill one

AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC/ BUS DRIVER POSITION

Start Date ASAP␣ Minimum Qualifications: Two years of experience as

a skilled automotive repairman or its part-time or volunteer equivalent; Possession of

appropriate New York State Operator’s license at the time of appointment and

maintenance of such license throughout the tenure of employment in the position.

Candidates must be at least 21 years of age and candidates must satisfy the

requirements for School Bus Driver set forth in the Rules and Regulations of the New

York State Commissioner of Education.␣

Applications and information are available on the Naples Central School website at

www.naplescsd.org EOE

Applications must be submitted by July 22, 2016 to:

Naples Central School District,

136 North Main Street, Naples, NY 14512

Attn.: Chad Hunt, Director of Facilities and Transportation

Start your new career as a

CERTIFIED

PERSONAL CARE AIDE! FREE TRAINING!

• Must be 18 years of age (high school diploma not required), and able to lift 50 lbs.

• Provide personal care and general health (non-medical) care to the elderly and/or disabled in the client’s home.

• Flexible P/T & F/T hours - 1st, 2nd & 3rd shifts available!

• If you are caring and compassionatel, you will thrive in this nurturing environment!

• Positions start at $9.25 an hour with many career growth opportunities!

Training Location - Venture Forthe Training Center, 75 Lafayette Ave., Canandaigua, NY

CALL Sarah Knaub at (585) 413-3752 x204

Apply online at www.ventureforthe.com/jobs

• DAYS , M-F 7:30am - 4pm

• With performance & attendance rewards can earn over $500/wk.

• Health Insurance contribution, paid vacation and holidays provided

w/required time in service.

• Must be at least 21, have own car & be able to pass drug, background

and driving record screening.

Call: (585) 924-2060

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Job Hunting Tips For M en And Women Over 50

Emphasize your age. M any unemployed men and w omen over 50 tend to look at their age as a hindrance that is preventing them from finding gainful employment. But your age can be an advantage, as many organizations find older applicants are more reliable and need less time to adapt than younger applicants w ith less experience. W hen emphasizing your age as a positive, don’t focus on job titles, w hich many other unemployed men and w omen your age likely highlight on their resumes. Instead, focus on spec ific achievements and accomplishments and reduce the emphasis you place on job tasks. Achievements tend to stand out above titles, and men and w omen over 50 likely have achieved more than younger, less experienced applicants.

Crest Manor Living & Rehabilitation Center is accepting applications for the following positions:

NURSES & CNAs

All Shifts Competitive wages and benefits.

SIGN-ON BONUS! Apply at:

Crest Manor Living & Rehabilitation Center 6745 Pittsford-Palmyra Rd., Fairport, NY 14450

or apply online at www.crestmanorliving.com

FULL TIME DRIVER/ WAREHOUSE POSITION

Clean license and DOT physical required. Must be 21 or older. Weekdays only.

Some heavy lifting. Would also consider retired person

looking for part-time work. Bloomfield store.

Contact Casey or Joe at 585-657-6140

M-F 7:30AM-4:00PM


At least 2 years over-the-road experience. Must have Class A license. Coil endorsement a plus. Must have a clean record. Pay hourly with mileage,

layover and stops. Monthly phone and meal allowance.

Home 2 nights and weekends.

Apply to Gray Metal Products 495 Rochester St., Avon, NY 14414

or [email protected]. No phone calls please. EOE

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The man who will use his skill and constructive imagination to see how much he can give for a dollar, instead of how little he can give for a dollar, is bound to succeed. ~Henry Ford

Hair Stylist Wanted

We are looking for a full-time stylist for our

growing salon. Great pay & benefits

Send Resume to:

Lisa Marie’s Hair Salon 30 Commerical St.

PO Box 183

Livonia, NY 14487

OR Email: [email protected]

ADECCO IS HIRING

Fork & Clamp Lift Truck Operators

At least 1 year of recent work experience required.

OVER 15 AVAILABLE POSITIONS

Pay starting at $12 with raises available within 90 days.

Openings on evening and overnight shift.

Stop in or call Adecco today (585) 396-1990

HOMEWOOD SUITES

By Hilton

Housekeeping

Apply in person only

575 Fishers Station Dr.

Victor, NY 14564

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Call (585) 424-6075

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VOLUNTEERS

Exciting opportunities available for individuals interested in helping our seniors enjoy their day in a warm & positive environment. We have volunteer opportunities in the following areas:

• Retail/cashier in our gift shop • Assistance with daily and special resident events on the campus &

outings that include shopping, theatre, festivals, lunches, etc. • Clerical: Filing, sorting, shredding, organizing folders, etc.

Be part of a great team in your community. It’s a chance to make a difference, help others, make new friends, and gain work experience or even jump start a new career. We offer flexible hours, no minimum hour requi rements and an abbreviated clearance process.

The beautiful campus of The Highlands at Pittsford is located at 100 Hahnemann Trail just minutes from the village of Pittsford!

Interested? Please contact our Life Enrichment Coordinator, Crystal Johnston at (585)586-7600 x245. Monday-Friday 9am-4pm, or stop in and ask to complete a Volunteer application.

EOE

Looking for Automotive Technician

• A & B Skill Grade

• Pay Based On Experience

• Must Have Own Tools

• NYSI License

• Valid NYS Driver’s License

Call 315-789-44 7 7 and ask for Dennis in Service Dept. to set up an interview

Home Health Aide needed in Hemlock

This is a job taking care of a gentleman who is a quadriplegic. Some of the duties are: Hoyer transfer from bed to wheelchair, bathing, assist with feeding, positioning, massaging, stretching. Must have driver’s license and vehicle. Must have current physical and ppd in

last year. Many shifts available. This is through All American Home Care. Starting wage is $12.25/hr. If you are caring and

compassionate please contact Carol via e-mail:

[email protected]


Help Wanted

GENERAL LABOR No experience necessary, will train. Must have reliable transportation. Betts Plumbing & Electrical

585-704-1082

Account Representatives Needed! Seeking Telecommunications Account Representatives to help our customers implement best-in-class communications solutions. Selling opportunities may be anywhere in NYS along our fiber optic network. Requirements: • Prospect and close sales • Monitor and manage accounts • Maintain relationships with accounts - servicing when necessary • Ability to take initiative • Ability to meet aggressive performance targets • Professional personal presentation • Excellent communications skills • Record of accomplishment -

improved sales and earnings history

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