FREE! Take One!December 2016

THE LAKE COUNTRY

A Monthly Arts, Events, and TourismGuide to the Little Finger Lakes Region

of Western New York State

Inside:Honeoye’s Children‘s Holiday BazaarOlde Country Store & More’s“Weinachtsmarkt”Springwater’s “Nine Lessons & Carols”...& more!

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A Monthly Arts, Events, & Tourism Guide to the Little Finger Lakes

Region of Western New York StateDiane Olson, Editor & Publisher

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December Activitiesat the Honeoye-Hemlock American Legion

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Dec. 5 AUXILIARY DINNER 4 pm till Gone, Community WelcomeDec. 6 AUXILIARY MEETING 6:30 pmDec. 10 HAM & GIFT RAFFLE 7 pm, Free Refreshments, Community

WelcomeDec. 12 S.A.L. MEETING 7 pmDec. 14 LEGION MEETING 7 pmDec. 17 KIDS’ X-MAS PARTY 1–4 pm, Community Welcome

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The Livingston Senior Glee Club will present their 2nd Annual Holiday Concert onThursday, December 15, in the Atrium at the Livingston County Center for Nursing& Rehabilitation, in Mt. Morris at 10 a.m. The program is free and open to the public.

The Livingston Senior Glee Club, established in 2015, uses choral singing to providea creative, inclusive, and accessible musical outlet for Livingston County seniorcitizens. We meet for weekly rehearsals at the Livingston County Center for Nurs-ing & Rehabilitation. We welcome senior singers of all ability and experience levels.Absolutely no auditions required!

Even if you have to “carry a tune in a bucket,” we encourage you to join us Thurs-days at 10 a.m. at the Livingston County Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation, 11Murray Hill Dr., Mt. Morris. Phone (585) 233-6094 for more information.

—Submitted by Maureen McCarron

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HONEOYE PUBLIC LIBRARY8708 Main Street, Honeoye, NY 14471 • 585-229-5020

Children’s HolidayBazaar

Saturday, December 39:30 am–Noon

Honeoye Central SchoolElf helpers will be available to help theshoppers (children) find that special gift forthat special someone. Adults are encour-aged to bring their child, a list of people toshop for, and money to spend. Gifts arevery inexpensive and wrapping is free!!!

Needle FeltingSaturday, December 10

10:00 amStop by and needle felt a Christmas or-nament. Adults and kids with adults willenjoy this project!!!

Join Us!!!Monday, December 12

10:00 am–NoonDo you have unfinished projects? Needsome help? Want some company? Join uson the second Monday of the month andget inspired!

Canadice Lake Writers’ Group

Tuesday, December 136:30–7:30 pm

(No meeting on December 27.)

Honeoye Library Boardof Trustees MeetingWednesday, December 147:00 pm at the library

Book Talk GroupWednesday, January 25

(No meeting in December)Yellow Crocus, by Laila Ibrahim, is a com-pelling tale of coming of age in antebellumVirginia. Refreshments and conversation at5:30 with book discussion at 6:00 pm.

StorytimeTickles, songs, rhymes, bounces & shortstories!! Join us on Tuesday mornings forBaby Storytime (birth to 18 months withcaregiver) from 10:30–11:00 am or ToddlerTime (18–36 months, with caregiver) from11:30 am–12 noon. These are drop-in ses-sions, no registration is required and sib-lings are welcome. Sessions are October18–December 6.

Explore the AmazingHistory of YOU!

Ancestry, Library Edition is available atthe Honeoye Public Library. The websiteis for use at no cost and copies are 20¢.

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In keeping with a long tradition of allowing children to shop for their friends andfamily in a festive and safe atmosphere, the Honeoye School Bazaar Committeeinvites area children and their parents from Honeoye and other area towns to theannual Children’s Holiday Bazaar at the Honeoye Central School Cafeteria on Saturday, December 3, from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 noon.

Preschool and elementary school-aged children will get the chance to browse(escorted with elves, of course!) through thousands of new and very gently useddonated items. Even children love to be able to buy gifts for family and friends;each year hundreds of them do just that, with a Sweet Shoppe, Santa and Mrs.Claus to boot! After the children are shopped out, parents are allowed to do a littleshopping of their own!

There is also a range of beautiful goods and services from area businesses as wellas some individuals, available to the highest bidder at the Silent Auction. Itemsmay include art, certificates for oil changes, horseback riding lessons, and restau-rant meals, crafted tiles, pottery, and more. You have to see them to believe them!Several businesses have put together gift baskets. Great for the holidays! Items forthe Silent Auction are already on display and can be bid on during business hoursat the Honeoye Public Library, Main Street, Honeoye. The day of the bazaar theywill be put on display there.

Great gifts at great prices, but remember that when you bid and buy, you are alsosupporting very important community services—any profits benefit the libraryand the Honeoye Community Food Pantry. Library hours are Monday and Thurs-day, 2:30–8:30 p.m., Tuesday 10:30 a.m.–8:30 p.m., and Saturday 10:00 a.m.–1:00p.m. Please join us—parents with children from other schools, home schools, and nursery schools are all welcome. You may contact Cynthia Langkamp at cynlangkamp@yahoo.com for more info if you wish.

—Submitted by Mary Boite, Children’s Holiday Bazaar Committee

Honeoye’s “Children’s HolidayBazaar” to be December 3

Counseling for teens, individual adults and couples.Specializing in reducing stress, anxiety and depression through

self mastery, improved relationships and goal attainment.Use of clinical hypnosis, NLP, and other mindfulness-based and transformational psychotherapies for lasting change.

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8732 Main St., Honeoye, in the Cornerstone Building “at the light.”

Mill Creek Cafélocated just north of beautiful Honeoye Lake!

Homemade Soups • Freshly Baked BreadSignature Burgers • Wraps • Fresh Salads

We use fresh, seasonal, locally-producedfoods, local beef, and local farm-fresh eggs!

Our menu includes regular items as well as weekly seasonal features.

(Check them out on our facebook page!)

Serving a Big Selection of CraftBeers & Finger Lakes Wines!

8705 Main St.Honeoye

585-229-2620Website: www.millcreekcafe.comHOURS: Tues–Fri 11 am–9 pm, Sat 7 am–9 pm, Sun 7 am–Noon,

Closing for the season on Dec. 18.Thanks for a great year!

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Gather with family and friends in luxury and style!The Lodge at Springwater: This 4,500-square-foot beautifully crafted logestate has been designed and decorated with discriminating taste. Its 6bedrooms, 10 beds and 4 full baths accommodate up to 20 people comfort-ably. Nestled on 12 acres of peaceful woodlands in Springwater, this is a perfect, cherished getaway.The Lodge on Canadice Lake: This luxury 4000-square-foot log retreat sitson 7 acres of spectacular wooded privacy with barns and hiking trails. Its 5bedrooms, 9 beds and 4 full baths accommodate 16–18 people comfortably.Mountainside Lodge is located across the street from Bristol Ski Resort.The view of the mountain from the house is spectacular! Its 5 bedrooms and3.5 baths accommodate up to 22 peopleCelebrate your special event—The lodges are the ideal venue for holiday gatherings, wedding receptions,family reunions, and anniversary or birthday gatherings.Enjoy the wonderful activities in our area—including the Springwater hiking group, holiday festivals, art fairs, winetrails, skiing, or just enjoying the spectacular views.Let us help you plan your getaway today—call 585-465-5030, toll-free 877-273-8622, or email info@luxvacationrents.com. For more information, visitour website at: luxvacationrents.com.

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The Olde Country Store and More—1849, located in the hamlet of North Cohoctonon the crossroads to Naples, Wayland, and Cohocton, is hosting its second annualGerman/American-style Christmas Market (Weihnachtsmarkt). The first annualmarket was so successful that we have decided to expand by one weekend to thefirst two weekends in December: the 3rd and 4th, and 10th and 11th, from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m. each day.

Mainz, Germany had been home to the Jeff Wells family (owners of the Olde Coun-try Store and More) for 35 years before they returned to Jeff’s hometown of Naplesin the spring of 2015. Jeff’s ancestral roots in Naples and North Cohocton go back toat least the 1800s when Jeff’s great grandfather, Tuisco Greiner, immigrated with hisbrothers to America from Bernburg, Germany. He descended from a long line ofGerman glass and porcelain makers/industrialists in Lauscha, Germany, who wereknown worldwide for their glass Christmas ornaments.

We are pleased and honored to have the chance to offer a wonderful assortment ofthese exquisite “Old World” glass gems from Germany year-round and especiallyfor our Christmas event.

During the two weekends, The Olde Country Store’s upstairs will be full of localhandcrafting vendors and taste testing stations. Santa will visit us with treats forthe kids, offering professional photo shoots on both Saturdays from 1 to 3 p.m.

Downstairs, Jenny will be selling her original German Christmas cookies andserving original German wieners with German mustard and soft pretzels. Our“German Corner” showcases the wonderful selection of Christmas ornaments and glass figurines made in Lauscha, Germany, and shipped directly to our storein North Cohocton.

Special note: unfortunately the upstairs venue is not wheelchair accessible. ContactInfo: Jeffrey H. Wells, 2 University Ave., North Cohocton, NY 14808. Phone: (585)233-1922. Web: info@theoldecountrystoreandmore1849.com. Like us on Facebook!

—Submitted by Jeffrey H. Wells

Olde Country Store & More to host2nd Annual “Weihnachtsmarkt”

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CHAINSAW CARVINGS by James Link

3 Storefronts Full of Handcrafted Itemsby 35 Local Artisans & Antiques from

12 Local Antique Dealers

CARVINGS & MOREKathryn Link, Owner

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Exceptional AntiquesBought & Sold

Furniture • Quilts • GlasswareChina • Crystal • Lamps • Books

Oils • Prints • Pottery • Collectibles35 Main Street

Mount Morris, NY 14510Store (585) 658-5470Home (585) 658-3831

Edward R. Phillips, OwnerMonday–Saturday, 9:30–5:00

Springwater United Methodist ChurchAnnual Christmas Bazaar

at the Springwater Fire HallSaturday, December 10, 10 am–3 pm

Please join us for a Vendors Bazaar, Lunch Counter, & Bake Food Sale

e Red Knights will have a booth for donations of unwrapped toys.ese will go to the Kessler Burn Center.

e Springwater Fire Departmentwill host a Parade of Trucks at 6 pm, followed by refreshments.Winners of the Home Decorating Contest will be announced

aer the parade.For more information, call Sharon at 585-857-7938.

The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carolsto be presented at Springwater UnitedMethodist Church on December 18On Sunday, December 18, at 5 p.m., The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols willbe presented in the United Methodist Church in Springwater, and the entire com-munity (and visitors) are cordially invited to attend.

The service, which is non-denominational, will trace the Coming of Christ in bothOld and New Testament readings, with traditional Christmas hymns and carolssung by the entire gathering of the people. The lessons, and the opening and clos-ing prayers, will be read by clergy and laypersons from the entire Springwatercommunity. Silent pageant displays (creche scenes, shepherds, wise men, etc.) byboth adults and children will accompany the readings.

The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, now celebrated during the Christmasseason in Christian churches of many denominations in countries all over theworld where Christianity exists, had its humble beginnings in the late 1800s in thehomes of “gentlemen of the choir” of what is now the Anglican cathedral of Truro,in England. The cathedral, then only a wooden shed (the present cathedral atTruro had yet to be built), had begun a choir of men and boys, and a social tradi-tion developed that on Christmas Eve: each year men of the choir gathered in oneof their homes earlier in the evening, before the Christmas Eve Mass, and sang fa-vorite Christmas carols and hymns. As that tradition grew, so grew the number offamily members and friends who joined in the carol-sings. That tradition was thenmoved to the cathedral itself (small as it was), and became a traditional prelude tothe midnight Christmas Mass.

The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, as it became known, has spread through-out the cathedrals and parish churches of England and beyond, both in the world-wide Anglican Communion, and in other denominations, with surprisingly littlebasic variation. The main theme of the nine lessons, from both the Old and NewTestaments, is “...the development of the loving purposes of God, seen throughthe windows and words of the Bible. The pattern and strength of the service de-rive from the lessons, and not the music.” (The Reverend Eric Milner-White, 1884-1963, WW-I soldier and, later, Dean of York Minster).

—Submitted by Herb Tinney

6840 Liberty Pole Road (County Road 38), one mile west of Route 15 between Webster’sCrossing and Springwater • Phone: 585-669-2659 (home & farm), 585-737-5205 (cell)

All Western EvergreenNursery & Christmas Tree Farm

Open weekends through Dec. 18: Saturdays, 9 a.m.–dark, Sundays, 11 a.m.–dark, weekdays by appointment or by chance.

“Nothing says Christmas like a real tree!”—Christmas Tree Farmers Association of New York

Start a new family tradition for Christmas... select and harvestyour own tree in our fields or choose from our freshly-cut trees.

Fraser, Concolor, and other Fir Trees • Wreaths • GarlandsKissing Balls • Mailbox Huggies (New this year!)

We contribute trees to The National Trees for Troops Campaign, with support from the Springwater American Legion and individual donors!

We have 11 small units from 7'x10' to 10'x10' and 2 large units (big enoughfor a vehicle or small boat) at 12'x23'. Discount for six-month term.

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The deadline for everything in the Januaryedition is Thursday, December 15.

E-mail LCWeekender@yahoo.com or call 585-669-4114.

To post your event FREE, e-mail your text in 50 words or less to LCWeekender@yahoo.com (no attachments, flyers, or brochures). Your event should occur in or near the Little Finger Lakes area(see community list in the masthead on page 2). Events by community or nonprofit groups only. The deadline is the 15th of the preceding month (or the 16th if the 15th falls on a Sunday).

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1Chicken & Biscuits Dinner, first Thursdays, byHemlock United Methodist Church. 4:30–7:00 p.m.at the Hemlock Fire Hall, Rt. 15A. Donations bene-fit Food Pantry and local needy. Old-fashionedcreamed chicken over biscuits, mashed potatoes,salad, homemade desserts, coffee, tea, and milk.Takeouts available. Hemlock UMC, 367-3138.

Hope for the Holidays, 6–8 p.m. at E. Bloom-field United Methodist Church (2 Park Place atthe corner of Rts. 5 & 20). All are welcome to aBlue Christmas Service. An evening to celebrateand remember those we miss. Come join us.Please RSVP to Denise McKenzie at 585-733-7644or hopefortheholidays2016@gmail.com.

Christmas in Wayland, 3:30–8:00 p.m. on MainSt., Wayland. Craft and product vendors, food, raffles, wagon rides. Living nativity from 5 to 7 at Cohocton Assembly of God Church, Santa arrives at the Legion at 5 (bring your camera!),chicken BBQ at Five Star Bank (to benefit Vin-cent House), carolers at 5:45, tree lighting at 6.Donations of new hats and mittens to benefitCoats for Kids and Wayland Little House. Pre-sented by Wayland Rotary Club. Contact: RenaeColey, 585-728-2721.

Tree Lighting Ceremony to honor and remem-ber the lives of friends and family who havepassed, 6 p.m. Serenity House, 1278 Brace Rd.,Victor, including tree planting, and an invocationby Reverend Colin Pritchard of the First Presby-terian Church in Victor. Light refreshments willbe served inside after the ceremony. Make a min-imum donation of $25 to illuminate a light on ourcelebration tree and receive an ornament to com-memorate your loved one. Additional ornamentswill be provided for every $25 donated, whichyou can use as gifts for family and friends.Yourgift will assist Serenity House in its mission toprovide service and care for those nearing theend of life. For more information contacttfuller@heiserusa.com.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2First Friday Mixer & Cris Riedel StorytellingEvent (Seasons of Gratitude: stories of grateful-ness; begins at 5:30 p.m.). Free, open to the pub-lic. Light refreshments. Family friendly. DansvilleArtWorks, 178 Main Street, Dansville. 585-335-4746, dansvilleartworks.com.

LeTourneau Christian Camp’s Blessed HopeDecember Luncheon, 11 a.m. The program willfocus on “The Real Reason for the Season” andwill include a baby shower for Jesus—and for theFamily Hope Center in Geneva (you can bring adonation of a baby item). Program and lunch isonly $12. Reservations required: please call 585-554-3400 or email lccmail@letourneau.org.

Homesteaders Club, 6 p.m. This month we havea two-part event! Come an hour early and take ad-vantage of the new and improved CommunityCreation Station to build your own winter compostbin. Bring any old totes, 5-gal. bucket, or kitty lit-ter bucket with a lid. Our regular meeting willstart at 7 p.m. and we will share our recipes forcanning, drying, or preserving food. If you are in-terested in gardening, small scale farming, can-ning, preserving, or anything else homesteadrelated, this is the spot for you. Cohocton PublicLibrary (8 Maple Ave., Cohocton), (585)384-5170.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3Children’s Holiday Bazaar, 9:30 a.m.–12 noon,Honeoye Central School (see article on page 3).

Festival of Wreaths, 7–10 p.m., Honeoye Cen-tral School.

Dansville’s Winter in the Village, a day-longholiday festival in the heart of Dansville’s historicdowntown district.

Winter in the Village at Dansville ArtWorks,2:00–4:30 p.m. Visits with Santa sponsored byDansville Area Chamber of Commerce. 6:00–7:30p.m. Visiting Author & Open Mic Series withChuck Joy. Free, open to the public. Light refresh-ments during author reading. Dansville ArtWorks,178 Main Street, Dansville. 585-335-4746, dansville-artworks.com.

Annual Cookie Sale, West Bloomfield UCC, 9a.m.–1 p.m. Featuring cut-outs and over 30 othervarieties of holiday favorites available for $7.50 apound. Create your own cookie trays! Gluten-freeoptions available! Also, candies, jellies, jams,breads, muffins, and other homemade goodies!We will also feature vendors selling jewelry, MaryKay, Norwex, Perfectly Posh, Tupperware, Pam-pered Chef, Thirty-One, Young Living EssentialOils, candles, holiday decorations, and other won-derful gift items! WBUCC is located at 9035 Rts. 5& 20, West Bloomfield. Wheelchair accessible.

Holiday Bazaar, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Local vendors withgreat gifts and decorations. Homemade bakedgoods. Soup and sandwich lunch beginning at 11a.m. Raffle baskets, too. Presbyterian Church ofLivonia, Rt 20A, Livonia Center, 1.4 mi. east ofLivonia Library.

Holiday Craft Show, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. The Cohoc-ton Public Library will be hosting a Craft Show forlocal artists and crafters. This is a great last-minuteopportunity to shop for local gifts! We will also beexhibiting our new Community Creation Station.This is a creative space, with tools and materialsprovided by the library, for the community to cre-ate in and collaborate with others. Watch vendorsdemonstrate their craft, shop for local gifts, andthink how you could use the Community CreationStation. Cohocton Public Library (8 Maple Ave.,Cohocton), (585) 384-5170.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 & 4Holiday One Stop Shop, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. AvonCommons Community Center, 597 Collins Street,Avon. Unique heartfelt crafts and gifts, featured bylocal vendors. Decorative holiday trees, wreaths,holiday and everyday home accents, plus muchmuch more.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4Veterans Appreciation Luncheon & Dancehonoring the 75th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor,1–5 p.m. $5 for all veterans, $7 non-military. Opento the public. Wayland American Legion, 102North Main Street. Admission includes appetizer,lunch & dessert while listening and dancing tothe big band music of the 30s, 40s, & 50s.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 5Auxiliary Dinner, American Legion Post 1278,4931 Co. Rd. 36, Honeoye. 4 p.m. till gone. Hamand scalloped potato dinner, dessert, & beverage,$6. Open to public.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6Springwater Bicentennial Committee meetingat the Springwater United Methodist Church, 7 p.m. Celebration plans are being made. All arewelcome.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7Spaghetti Supper, Honeoye United Church ofChrist, 8758 Main St., Honeoye. 5–7 p.m. Adults,$6. Takeouts available. A portion of the profits willbe donated to the Food Pantry.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9Teen Anime Board, 6:30–7:30 p.m, The Cohoc-ton Public Library is looking for motivated Teensto help re-program the library! Design programsyou want to attend, decorate your own space in the

library, and discuss your favorite Manga, Anime,or Cosplay. Cohocton Public Library (8 Maple Ave.,Cohocton), (585) 384-5170.

FRIDAY & SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9 & 10The Bloomfield Rotary Club presents “It’s aWonderful Life.” an original, live radio-theatre-style production with holiday music, featuring per-formers from NYC’s Chain Theatre and Mendon’sMonsignor Schnacky Community Players. Fridayat 7 p.m. at the Monsignor Schnacky CommunityCenter, 26 Mendon Ionia Rd., Mendon, and Satur-day at 7 p.m. at the Bloomfield HS Performing ArtsCenter, 11 Oakmount Ave., Bloomfield. Refresh-ments available. Tickets are $15 each (open seat-ing) and must be purchased either online atwww.SaintCathOnline.com or from any Bloom-field Rotarian. Proceeds benefit the many charita-ble causes of Rotary such as scholarships, polioeradication, camp for children for disabilities, in-ternational student exchanges and much more.For more information, call Don at 301-0320.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10Tea Party with Mrs. Claus at 10:30 a.m. Chil-dren and families are especially invited to E.Bloomfield United Methodist Church (2 ParkPlace at the corner of Rts. 5 & 20). Children willbe sipping hot cocoa and enjoying homemadeChristmas cookies, while being serenaded byVictorian-clad carolers! Mrs. Claus will be mak-ing a special appearance and reading the classic,“The Night Before Christmas,” with the children.In addition, each child will be creating their ownChristmas take-away craft! Advance tickets rec-ommended ($10 per guest; $6 per guest for chil-dren 5–12); walk-in seating cannot be guaranteed.Call (585) 624-2393 to place your order for tick-ets. Visa/Mastercard accepted.

Dickens Victorian Tea at 1:30 p.m. ’Tis the sea-son for mirth and merriment! You are cordially invited to join E. Bloomfield United MethodistChurch (2 Park Place at the corner of Rts. 5 & 20)in celebrating this joyous Christmas season.Thissumptuous affair transports guests back in timewhere period-clad performers provide a backdropof Christmas Carols. Advance tickets recom-mended ($10 per guest; $6 per guest for children5–12); walk-in seating cannot be guaranteed. Call(585) 624-2393 to place your order for tickets.Visa/Mastercard accepted.

Ham & Gift Raffle, American Legion Post 1278,4931 Co. Rd. 36, Honeoye. 7 p.m. Open to public.No admission, free refreshments, holiday cashdrawings.

4th Annual Silver& Gold Christmas Party,Honeoye Boat House Grille. Cocktail hour, 6–7,dinner 7–8. Music and dancing following the din-ner hour. Hosted by the Honeoye Lake Chamber ofCommerce. Open to all Chamber members, theirguest, as well as member of the community. Tick-ets are $25 ea. for Chamber members, $30 for allnon-Chamber members; contact Lisa Soliday, 585-797-4854 or stop in at Phase LL Hair & Nail Design.Tickets must be purchased by Saturday, Dec. 3.

Needle Felt a Christmas Ornament, 10 a.m. at the Honeoye Library, 8708 Main St., Honeoye.Adults and kids will enjoy this project.

Springwater United Methodist Church AnnualChristmas Bazaar, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., SpringwaterFire Hall. Please join us for a vendors bazaar, lunchcounter, & bake food sale.The Red Knights willhave a booth for donations of unwrapped toys togo to the Kessler Burn Center. The SpringwaterFire Dept. will host a Parade of Trucks at 6 p.m.,followed by refreshments. Winners of the HomeDecorating Contest will be announced after theparade. For more information, call Sharon at 585-857-7938.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11Breakfast with Santa, Springwater Fire Hall,9–11 am. Bring the kids!

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14Spaghetti Dinner at the United Methodist Churchof Livonia, 21 Summers St., Livonia. 5–7 p.m.Spaghetti with meat sauce, salad, garlic bread,finger food desserts. Adults, $7; children 10 andunder, $3. Takeout available.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15Special Christmas Turkey Dinner CommunityLunch. All are welcome to E. Bloomfield UnitedMethodist Church (2 Park Place at the corner ofRts. 5 & 20) for lunch & fellowship. Doors open at11:30 a.m., lunch served 12–1. Freewill offering ac-cepted. The church is handicapped accessible.Bloomfield snow day = no lunch. Please call (657-7220) or email (ebumc@frontiernet.net) thechurch if you plan on attending this particularcommunity lunch so we can prepare enough food.Spaghetti Dinner & Music Jam, dinner from4:30–7:00 p.m. followed by music jam; pay by do-nation. Webster’s Crossing United MethodistChurch.Community Spaghetti Dinner or MeatballSub. 6:00–7:30 p.m. Donations accepted but, notrequired. Dine in or take out. Presbyterian Churchof Livonia, Rt. 20A, Livonia Center. 1.4 mi. east ofLivonia Library.Senior Glee Club Holiday Concert. 10 a.m. inthe atrium at the Livingston County Center forNursing & Rehabilitation, Mt. Morris (see articleon page 2).

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17Bake Sale, at 2 Commercial Street, Livonia. 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Homemade goodies, cookies, pies, caramelpopcorn balls, cakes, and all kinds of goodies. Pro-ceeds to benefit the Livonia Historical Society.Community Christmas Party for Children,Honeoye-Hemlock American Legion Post 1278,1–4 p.m., 4931 County Rd. 36, Honeoye.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18Free Community Meal, Richmond Fire Hall,Main St., Honeoye. 2 to 4 p.m. Open to everyone!Sponsored by Little Lakes Church. For more information, call Darryl at 683-0989, e-maillala83@rochester.rr.com, or go to our website:www.littlelakeschurch.org.Serenity House’s 16th Annual Cookie Walk,8 a.m.–7 p.m. (or whenever cookies sell out), St.Patrick’s Church, 115 Maple Ave, Victor. Walkaround our tables of delicious homemade cookiesand choose your favorites; they also make won-derful gifts! All cookies $8 per lb. All communitymembers are welcome. Proceeds benefit SerenityHouse of Victor, a comfort care home for the ter-minally ill. If interested in baking and donatingcookies to this event, please drop off to SerenityHouse (1278 Brace Rd.) Friday, Dec. 16, Saturday,Dec. 17, or to St. Patrick’s on Sunday, Dec. 18. Formore information please contact Kathy Lynch,585-489-7787.Breakfast with Santa, Honeoye-Hemlock Ameri-can Legion Post 1278, 4931 Co. Rd. 36, Honeoye.8–11:30 a.m. Open to community, all you can eat.“The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols,”Springwater United Methodist Church (see arti-cle on page 5).

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23Bows, Boxes & Beer, 5–7 p.m. Our second an-nual shopping and beer tasting event; gift wrap-ping available. What better way to finish up yourholiday gift shopping? Free/open to the public;age 21+ for beer tasting. Dansville ArtWorks, 178Main Street, Dansville. 585- 335-4746, dansvilleart-works.com.

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To post your group FREE, e-mail your text in 50 words or less to LCWeekender@yahoo.com (no attachments, flyers, or brochures). Your group should be from the Little Finger Lakes area(see community list in the masthead on page 2). Community or nonprofit groups only. The deadline is the 15th of the preceding month (or the 16th if the 15th falls on a Sunday).

SUNDAYS

Springwater Trails Hiking Group: Join us forour weekly hike on the Springwater Trail and onother trails around the Springwater area everySunday, 2 to 4 p.m. followed by social hour. Checkthe website, www.springwatertrails.org, for up-to-date information on the hikes, since special cir-cumstances may force a change to scheduledtimes. Contact us anytime at info@springwater-trails.org.

SUNDAYS, SATURDAYS, & TUESDAYS

Women’s Running Group: Join us for friendshipand fitness. Contact Tami Kenyon, Chapter Leaderfor Finger Lakes Moms Run This Town: tjkenyon@juno.com. For more information, please visit ourwebsite: www.momsrunthistown.com or Face-book page: www.facebook.com/groups/Mount-MorrisNY.

MONDAYS

Knitting at the Library, 4 p.m., Wadsworth Li-brary, 24 Center St., Geneseo. All skill levels arewelcome. Free, open to the public. Information:geneseolibrarydirector@owwl.org, 243-0440.

GriefShare, a special help seminar for those expe-riencing grief and loss, will be held on Mondayevenings at 6 p.m. at Springwater Church of theNazarene, Rt. 15, Springwater. 585-669-2173.

Community Creation Station: Check out thenew and improved makers’ space! The Commu-nity Creation Station is a creative space, with toolsand materials provided for free by the library. Noproject is too big or too small. Work on your ownhobbies or check out one of the awesome crafts of-fered throughout the month. All projects will beshowcased with instruction on Monday nightsfrom 5:30-7:00 p.m. and then offered as Do It Your-self (DIY) for the rest of the week. Please note thatthe project following Christmas will be on Thurs-day instead of Monday. 12/5, Winter Mason JarDecorations- Bring any jars you have; 12/12, Holi-day Gifts, Cards, and Bags- Decorate gift bags forthe Secret Santa shop; 12/19, Cookie Swap—bringrecipes to share and unfrosted cookies, we’ve gotthe sprinkles! Thursday 12/29, New Year’s EveParty Masks! Get ready to celebrate in style!

SECOND MONDAY

Ties That Bind, Dansville Public Library, 200Main St., Dansville. 6:30–8:30 p.m. Working on aproject? Need motivation? Come to the Holden

Room to enjoy some needlework: knitting, crochet-ing, cross stitch, needlepoint, quilting, etc. Havingproblems with a project? We are here to help eachother. For more information, please call 335-6720.

Do you quilt, knit, crochet, hook, etc.? Do youhave any unfinished projects that you need helpwith? Do you just want some company? Join us onthe second Monday of each month for an informalgathering and hopefully we can inspire one another.10 a.m.– noon at the Honeoye Public Library, 8708Main St., Honeoye.

TUESDAYSLivingston Art Group, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Come paintor draw with the Livingston Art Group at the ChipHolt Community Center, Vitale Park, Lakeville.Free. Bring your paints and a bag lunch and joinus! Information: Sally Moses, 243-3305; Pat, 346-2548, smoses6994- @aol.com.

Needles at Noon, 12–1 p.m., Livingston ArtsCenter, 4 Murray Hill Dr., Mt. Morris. Needle-workers are invited to bring their handiwork (andbrown bag lunch, if desired) for an hour of conver-sation and sharing. Contact: 243-6785.

Storytime at the Honeoye Public Library, 8708Main St., Honeoye. Tickles, songs, rhymes,bounces, and short stories! Join us on Tuesdaymornings for Baby Storytime (birth to 18 monthswith caregiver) from 10:30– 11:00 am, or ToddlerTime (18–36 months, with caregiver) from 11:30am–12 noon. These are drop-in sessions, no reg-istration is required and siblings are welcome.Sessions are October 18–December 6.

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYSBone Builders at 9 a.m. at the Cohocton PublicLibrary, 8 Maple Ave., Cohocton. A free hour-longexercise and education program for those 55 andolder, designed to reduce or halt the risk of osteo-porosis in both women and men. Participants of allabilities can benefit from this program.

FIRST TUESDAYBasketeers Quilt Club, Lakeville United Churchof Christ, 7 p.m. For more information, contactMaria Oliver at 346-3939.

SECOND TUESDAYCanadice Lake Writers’ Group, Dec. 13 (nomeeting Dec. 27), 6:30– 7:30 p.m. at the HoneoyePublic Library, 8708 Main St., Honeoye. All arewelcome! For more information please contact

Darlene: beesandland@gmail. com or by text at585-313-7590.

SECOND & FOURTH TUESDAYLivonia Kiwanis, 6 p.m. at Leisure’s restaurant inLakeville. We are always looking for new membersor just come visit and see if you are interested. CallAnn Holevinski, 346-5515, for more details.

THIRD TUESDAYHoneoye Chamber’s Economic DevelopmentTask Force meeting at the Richmond Town Hall,7 p.m.

WEDNESDAYSRead & Play! A Preschool Storytime for Ages3–5. Wednesdays through December 14, 10–11a.m., Dansville Public Library. This fall we will con-tinue our early literacy programs with Ms. Brandyin the Storytime Chair! Kids can enjoy stories,songs, crafts and much more! To pre-register yourchild call (585)335-6720 or stop in at the library.

FIRST & THIRD WEDNESDAYSPoets and Writers Club, 10:30 a.m., Chip HoltCommunity Center, Vitale Park, Lakeville. Poetsand writers who like to write and share their work.Free. Information: Dorothy Weichenthal, 226-9720.

Trust in the Lives of Older Women generallymeets at the Wayland Free Library at 1:00 p.m. onthe first and third Wednesday of each month. Pro-grams are always open to the public. For specificinformation and program details, please call Mar-ian Crawford, 585-728-5303.

SECOND & FOURTH WEDNESDAYSWiggle and Bop! 11 a.m. at the Cohocton PublicLibrary (8 Maple Ave, Cohocton) Do your kiddosneed to get out some energy? Open to all childrenup to school age. We will sing, dance, and play ourwiggles away!

SECOND WEDNESDAYBoard of Trustees of the Honeoye Public Library,8708 Main St., Honeoye. 7 p.m.

WEDNESDAYS & THURSDAYSStorytime at the Cohocton Public Library (8 MapleAve., Cohocton) is a fun, interactive, and educationalprogram for children and their caregivers. Eachweek the program will feature stories, crafts, and

activities based on a particular theme. Thursdaysat 10:30 a.m. Also, PJ Storytime on the Wednes-day nights before. 6:00–7:00 p.m. 12/1, You areUnique; 12/8, Ginger Bread Friends; 12/15, Jin-gle Bells; 12/22, Here comes Santa; 12/29, HappyNew Year.

THURSDAYS

The Lake Side Artists Guild, 10 a.m.–noon atthe Canadice Town Hall. All artists and craftersin the area are invited to attend. For more infor-mation, call Dorothy Harrison at 507-5224 or Kath-leen Armitage at 991-8046.

Naples VFW and Auxiliary Dinner from 5 ’til 7at the VFW Post in Naples on Rt. 21 just north oftown. Menu varies from week to week. For moreinformation, call 374-2191 after 4 p.m. Wednesdaythrough Sunday.

Baby’s Book Buddies, a lapsit storytime pro-gram for children ages 6 to 36 months old,Thursdays through December 15, 10 a.m., Dans-ville Public Library. Ms. Brandy introduces thejoy of books, fingerplays, and songs! Please call(585) 335-6720 to register your child or stop in atthe library.

SECOND THURSDAY

Ravenous Readers, 6:30 p.m. at the DansvillePublic Library, 200 Main St., Dansville. Looking tojoin a book club? We’re looking for members! Formore information, please call 335-6720.

THIRD THURSDAY

The Colony Caregivers of Ontario Countymeets at 6 p.m. at Wood Library, 134 North MainSt., Canandaigua. The organization works in On-tario County to trap, spay, neuter, and vaccinateferal, stray, and abandoned cats. Please join us tosee how you can help. To be added to our email list or volunteer, please send a message to: tnvr@the-colonycaregivers.org and we will contact you.

SATURDAYS

Crafternoon at Honeoye Craft Lab, 4–6 p.m. at 6 Honeoye Commons, Honeoye. Bring your craftprojects, including projects you need help with.

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