pittsford-east rochester edition 2/26/16

The Pittsford-East Rochester Edition (585) 377-1411 • (866) 812-8111 February 26, 2016

Buying Gold, Silver, Old Coins!

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$ 2.00 Off after tax

Large Pizza Delivery extra. With coupon only.

Valid at Bushnell’s Basin only. Expires 3/25/16 .

Large Cheese Pizza With 12 Wings Bleu Cheese & Celery

$ 21 24 plus tax

Additional toppings extra. Delivery extra. With coupon only. Valid at Bushnell’s Basin only. Expires 3/25/16 .

Sheet Cheese Pizza With 24 Wings Bleu Cheese & Celery

$ 38 74 plus tax


Large Cheese Pizza With 24 Wings Bleu Cheese & Celery

$ 28 24 plus tax


Bushnell’s Basin • 248-5372

PONT ILLO’S PIZZERIA

“Western New York’s Finest Pizza”

Since 1947

A tradition for over

69 years!

Coupons valid at Bushnell’s Basin only

248-5372

GENESEE VALLEY PENNY SAVER ● GVPENNYSAVER.COM 1-866-812-8111 PITTSFORD-E.ROCHESTER EDITION ● FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2016

Table of Contents

Our Office Hours

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

Friday; 8:30am-3:00pm

Art & Soul...............................Page 4

Auctions And Antiques...............................Page 6

Auto Section.............................Page 15

Brighter/Vent...............................Page 7

Classifieds For Sale...............................Page 2

Dining and Entertainment...............................Page 8

Employment Opportunities.............................Page 28

Garage Sales...............................Page 5

Give and Take.............................Page 25

Health & Clinical Trials.............................Page 22

Home Services.............................Page 10

Just for Kids.............................Page 18

Pet Place.............................Page 17

Puzzle Answers.............................Page 15

Real Estate.............................Page 27

Senior Center.............................Page 14

HOTELS FOR HEROES - to find outmore about how you can help ourservice members,veterans and theirfamilies in their time of need, visit theFisher House website at www.fisherhouse.org

COMPLETE BATHROOMREMODELING!

Bathtub to Walk-InShower Conversions.

Tile Flooring.Kitchen Back Splashes.

Countertops, Vanities, andPlumbing Service.

Tile Repair & Re-GroutingFree Estimates, Fully insured!

Please visit:www.deangelistile.com

For Pictures, Videos& Testimonies.585-317-2296.

starting at $49Spring Cleanups

We haul away any type of junk!Basement, Attic andgarage clean outs!

We remove- Hot tubs, pianos,swimming pools.

We tear down- sheds, decks,& more!

Same day service available.Mr. Junk It All. Insured, Home

advisor 5 Star Rating.585-880-0383.

WATERS BASEMENT SER-VICES, INC. Waterproofing,Drain Tile, Sump/Pumps,Bilco Doors & More! Visit ourWeb Site for complete services& Before/ After Photos www.WatersBasementServices.com Theonly WATER that should be inYOUR BASEMENT is BOB WA-TERS... 585-765-3369 or716-474-3898.

AMISH BUILT SHEDS includinghorse sheds. Built to your needs.Inc ludes de l i ve ry . F rank ,585-739-3617.

F I R E W O O D : F a c e C o r d s(4´x8´x16”). 5385 Agar Rd., Avon.Cal l or text Mike McEvoy,585-690-6024.

Items For Sale

2016 CONTEST ANSWERS

1. What was the score of the last Atlantic 10 Championship meeting between St. Joe’s and St. Bonaventure?

60-49, SBU

2. St. Joe’s mascot has been flapping its wings since 1956. What is the school’s motto?

The Hawk will never die!

3. What is the series record between these two storied programs going into the Lightower Classic?

49-22, St. Joe’s

4. How long has Phil Martelli been the head coach of the St. Joe’s Hawks?

21 years

5. Name the two guards from the 2003-2004 St. Joe’s team who went on to have illustrious NBA careers:

Jameer Nelson & Delonte West

6. Which two religious orders are St. Bonaventure and St. Joseph’s affiliated with? Franciscan and Jesuit

7. 2016 marks the anniversary of the Atlantic 10 Division. 40th

8. What year did Bonaventure win their first Atlantic 10 title?

2012

WED., MARCH 2 AT 7PM

VAL BELLEISLE of Fairport

HAS WON 2 CENTER COURT SEATS

to see ST. BONAVENTURE vs. ST. JOSEPH’S


IQF, Bay Prime

Sole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4 99

1 lb. pkg.

IQF, Bay Prime

Ahi Tuna . . . . . . . . . . $ 6 99

1 lb. pkg.

IQF

Haddock

Filets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4 99

lb.

IQF

Tilapia

Filets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4 49

lb.

Boneless, Salted

Baccala (Cod) . . . . . . . . . $ 6 99

lb.

Raw 21-25ct.

Shrimp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 13 98

GROCERY

PRODUCE

DELI

SEAFOOD/LENTEN SPECIALS

Remember, Monday is the start of our fresh meats/produce sales

2/$ 3

Shurfine

Snack Chips

Betty Crocker

Cookie Mix

2/$ 4

Arizona

Tea $ 3 99

5/$ 5

Broccoli Crowns $ 1 29

Mayer Bros.

Cider 1/2 Gal. Pascal Celery Whole White

Mushrooms 8 oz.

Fresh Carolina

Turkey Breast . . . . . . $ 2 99

lb.

Jennie-O

Turkey Pastrami . . . $ 3 49

lb.

Swiss Cheese . . . . . . $ 3 49

lb.

FRESHLY CUT MEATS

Prices effective Monday, February 29, 20 1 6-Sunday, March 6th , 20 1 6

7-15 oz.

28-29 oz.

2/$ 3

2 lb. bag lb.

$ 5 9 9 lb.

Choice

Sirloin Steaks

$ 6 4 9 lb.

$ 4 4 9 lb.

Whole

Eye of Round Roast

$ 4 4 9 lb.

Beef Short Ribs

$ 4 2 9 lb.

Ground Sirloin

$ 1 1 9 lb.

Whole Juicy

Chickens Seasoned

Pork Loin Roast

$ 1 9 9 lb.

Our Famous

Breakfast Sausage

$ 4 4 9 lb.

Tasty Smoked

Canadian Bacon Traditional Peameal

Canadian Bacon

$ 4 9 9 lb.

$ 2 9 9 lb.

Tender

Flank Steaks

Shurfine Creamy or Chunky

Peanut Butter 16 oz.

$ 1 88

Shurfine Microwave

Popcorn 2/$ 3 8.7-9.9 oz.

Shurfine Canned

Tomatoes 5/$ 5

17.5 oz.

Shurfine

Salsa

16 oz.

12 pk.

Shurfine Canned

Beans

15 oz.

$ 1 99 $ 1 29 stalk

$ 1 69

Hrs.: 8am-9pm 7 days a week

586-1637

119 West Commercial St. •␣East Rochester

www.eastrochestervillagefair.com

We reserve the right to limit quantities.


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Renovation and remodeling Transfer your space into a

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#1 WALLPAPER REMOVAL:Wall repair. Excellent interiorpainting. You’ll love my work andmy price! OWNER DOES ALLTHE WORK! Fully insured. CallPatrick, 585-200-8051.

PARKER CHIMNEY SWEEP& REPAIRS

30 Years Experience. Fully Insured.Chimney Sweeps, Wood Stoves,Fireplaces, Inserts. Masonry Work.Installation Chimney Caps to blockout animals, leaves, moisture. 20Point Chimney Inspection. Reason-able Rates. Bill, 585-766-4152.

He dares to be a fool, and that is the first step in the direction of wisdom. ~James Gibbons Huneker

Thank you, Genesee Valley Penny Saver…

Your weekly publication reaches so many people in different communities with its

humor, educational articles, puzzles, community swap and local businesses that I personally appreciate because they support a

local publication. I find my “services needed” in the GVPS. A simple reciprocity

process, that keeps our communities connected, and the GVPS is the conduit.

~ Toni Loria

FIREWOOD Delivered, split, hard-wood. 585-509-7081. Quantity dis-counts!


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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On March 9, 1981, a nuclear accident at a Japanese power

plant dumps 16 tons of radioactive waste into Wakasa Bay.

Despite the risk to people eating contaminated fish, the public

was not told of the spill for more than a month. Fish in the area

displayed mutations for several years afterward.

BREAKWALLSBreakwalls and Sea Walls

Architectural WallsBasements, FoundationsPoured Concrete Floors

Jacking/ LevelingDemolition Work

Polebarns, Garages, AdditionsMcManus Construction

[email protected]

STEVE´S MASONRY ANDFIREPLACE SERVICES: Brick,block, concrete, stamped con-crete, chimney repairs, founda-tions, brick and stone veneers.www.stevescustommasonry.com

585-309-4295.

50% OFF HOUSECLEANING!New customer special! AmeriHousecleaning for today’s family!Commercial/Residential. Weekly,bi-weekly, monthly. Satisfactionguaranteed. Also offer carpetcleaning. 585-247-4760.

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One-Hour Massage Just $50 Get a one-hour therapeutic massage for $50.

By appointment only. Call Debbie at 585-746-0975. Offer expires April 30th.

Massage By Debbie 1598 Penfield Rd.,

Roc City Wellness Building

Interior Painting.Wall Paper Removal.

Drywall Repair.Textured Ceilings.

Over 6yrs Experience.Call Jesse for a FREE ESTIMATE,

585-690-1839.www.jdppainting.com

NATE’S HANDYMAN:*No job too big or small.

*Free estimate.*Interior/ Exterior.

*Honey Do List.*Basement Waterproofing.$99 Roof Repair Special.

$59 Gutter Cleaning.585-755-NATE (6283)

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WANTED-COINS/ CURRENCY

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SEEKING UNWANTED FARMANIMALS: Rabbits, chickens,goats, etc. Will give them a goodhome. Thank you! Call Sam,585-335-8745.

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AMERICAN SEWING GUILDYARDAGE SALE: 3/5/2016 (9-1pm).First Baptist Church of Rochester, 175Allens Creek Road, Rochester, NY14618.

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ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES,FURNITURE:

St. Vincent´s Treasure Trove,869 N. Clinton (basement,St. Michael´s Church hall)

Fridays, 10-5Call for Sat. hours,

585-330-8148Sneak peak:

www.svdprochester.orgProceeds help St. Vincent de Paulof Rochester help those in need.

VICTOR: Over 5,000sq. ft. ofgently used quality furniture andhousehold items at amazingprices. GREAT EXPECTA-TIONS CONSIGNMENT .Hours: Tues. thru Fri. 12-5, Sat11-4. 160 School Street, Victor.Let us sell your furniture andmore. We will buy your jewelry.Text, E-mail or stop in withphotos: 585-314-7652;[email protected] snowstorms please callahead for store hours.www.greatexpectationsshop.com.


Southwestern Bean Salsa

Ingredients * 1 can (15 ounces) Southwestern Bean Salad, drained but not rinsed (some liquid should remain) * 1 medium tomato, chopped * 1 small avocado, chopped * 1 small jalapeño, minced * 1 tablespoon lime juice * 1/4 cup queso fresco crumbled cheese * Tortilla chips, sliced jicama, pita chips, vegetables Preparation - 1. In medium bowl, combine bean salad, tomato, avocado, jalapeño and lime juice. Sprinkle with cheese. Serve with chips and vegetables, as desired.

Serves: Makes 3 cups, about 2 tablespoons per serving

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On March 12, 1888, agreeing to cooperate with a policy

adopted by Congress, China approves a treaty forbidding

Chinese laborers to enter the United States for 20 years. The

Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 barred immigrants based on race

and nationality for the first time .

ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE

AUCTIONMONDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2016

Preview 4:00 PM • Auction 5:00 PMHeld at: Victor United Methodist Church • 106 Main St., Fairport, NY 14564

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SUPPORT our service members,veterans and their families in theirtime of need. For more informationvisit the Fisher House website atwww.fisherhouse.org

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ANTIQUES WANTED: Jewelry,Gold, Silver Coins. Furniture, Toys,Crocks, Oil Paintings, Railroad Items.Oil & Farm Signs, Pedal Tractors.Howard, FOX FARM ANTIQUES,585-226-6160.

Fair Housing Statement All real estate advertised in the Genesee Valley Penny Saver is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it

illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, age, marital status, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.

We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all

dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

Fair Housing Enforcement Project

Monroe County Legal Assistance Center

1 W. Main Street Rochester, NY 14614 (585) 325-2500 www.lawny.org

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

M&M´s E-Z CLEANERSResidential & Commercial

Junk RemovalWe Specialize in Cleanouts...

Estates, Foreclosures, Hoarders,Attics, Basements, Garages,

Storage Facilities, Barns.We Also Remove & Demo Sheds,

Garages, Pools, Carpets.Offering Basement De-molding

& Drylocking.Full Cleaning Services Available.

Fully Insured. Free Estimates.Mike, 585-975-9019,

585-482-8366.

PSYCHIC MEDIUM: Psychicreading by appointment only.Webster area. Call Yvonne,5 8 5 - 5 4 5 - 4 5 6 2 o r585-216-5519 between 9am-7pm. [email protected]

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I want to thank my

neighbor across the street

on Broxbourne Drive in

Fairport for helping to plow

my driveway after the

snowstorm on February 16

when he saw that my

snowplow was too small to

tackle the amount of snow

that had piled up on my

driveway. He wouldn’t even

accept the money I offered

him for his troubles.

I want to thank the

Webster Goodyear on

Empire Blvd. for filling my

tires with air when they

were low on February 13

during the coldsnow spell

we had that weekend. The

man not only filled my tires,

he didn’t charge me for it. I

was on my way out to Hilton

to see my girlfriend and I

made it with plenty of time

to enjoy together!

I wish to send a big shout

out THANK YOU to the

snow plow driver who

pushed the snow out of my

I will make this short

because it is sad. My wish

is that whomever owns our

town cemetery will put a

covering over the fence

spikes so the baby deer

don’t get caught and die.

That’s what happened

recently. Please do this good

deed because it will come

back to you. The wildlife

deserve to be protected.

To the vent about

Volunteer members

picking up meals and

shopping with ambulance.

Join us there is a U in

VolUnteer and we need U.

We are ON DUTY waiting for

a call many hours a day as

VOLUNTEERS. We have

radios ON and drop

everything immediately to

respond to the incident.

Many times we are also

training NEW members in

the roads, properties,

churches, schools, childcare

centers, stores, markets,

playing fields, doctors

offices, business offices,

dangerous structures,

emergency access points

for trails, airports, fire

houses. All places we

receive calls from multiple

times a year. As a volunteer

member over 40 years, I

find that every time we are

in the community we see

and do something

different. Join us, we need

more U’s or soon we all

will be paying more taxes.lf

is it worth it?! I think not!

Is this true? When a

person is not employed--at

all on any books anywhere-

-and has a few side jobs

and earns cash--does that

person file taxes AND GET

A REFUND? What a scam, if

true, when our military

people don’t always receive

a paycheck on time...

Family members of the

local mobile home park

get special treatment from

the employees who work

for the park. And the

employees happen to be

relatives. They get their

driveways plowed for free.

Work done on their home

for free. They can use

empty lot parking for free –

where we get charged $25.

The rest of the residents

have to pay for everything!

And get rent hikes!! In this

mobile home park – there

is no justice!

driveway Tuesday 2/16/16. I

was out shoveling the

remaining piles from an

earlier plow, when you

stopped and pushed it out

of the way! What a blessing

it was to me! You are an

angel! Thank you from the

house near the LeRoy

American Legion!

I’d like to thank all those

good citizens who helped

me round up my two

horses when they decided

to make their great winter

escape on Wednesday

morning 2/17/16. They

trotted down snow covered

roads, Jackson & South,

Holley. Cindi Davis saw me

trying to catch the rouge

ponies and gave me a ride

to keep up with the horses.

Once I caught the horses I

had to walk them home.

Cindi stayed behind me

with her car flashers on to

warn traffic. Two other

good citizens helped, John

Carp & a red SUV; I was

unable to get her name. A

big THANKS to all!!


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Members of:

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Winning Paper

Free Community Papers of NY and

Our 11 editions are published weekly with a total circulation

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President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Harrison

Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kimberly Dougherty

Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Hammond

Advertising Sales Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Daria Reitknecht

Creative Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cristie Leone

Production Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Wasson

Circulation Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shari Rapone

Accounts Receivable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beth Garbe

PRINCE GEORGE’S 104 Main Street, East Rochester • 585-383-1430

Open daily 11am-2am

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1601 Penfield Rd., Rochester (next to TOPS) • (585) 264-1003 Mon.-Sat. 7-9; Sun. 7-3 Private parties up to 80 people.

GEORGE’S RESTAURANT

Breakfast Lunch Dinner $ 1 00 OFF

(Minimum $10.00)

or 10% OFF Lunch Menu Only

SAVE 1 0% *

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Expires 3/4/16. Valid Monday-Friday Only.

Expires 3/4/16. Valid Monday-Friday Only.

Beer & Wine available


“ Looking back on a happy

life, one realizes that one was

not happy all the time.”

– Robert Brault

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1325 Elmwood Ave. (1/4 mile west of McQuaid High School)

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Every Tues.-Sun. from 4-6pm.

New Bar Menu • Charcuterie Platter

• Smoked Salmon • Baked Brie

• Flatbread Pizza & Much More

Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch

Open To Public Come experience the NEW

Joey B’s at BRICKSTONE

S ELECT C OCKTAILS , B EERS , W INES ,

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* Equal or lesser value.

3 Course Dinner is Back!

Sunday

Brunch Served! EVERY SUNDAY • 10am-2pm

No buffet here, made to order!

Pittsford Community Library 24 State St. • Pittsford • 248-6275

Hours: Mon.-Thur. 9am-9pm; Fri. 9am-

6pm; Sat. 10am-5pm; Sun. 1pm-5pm

Registration is required unless noted.

February 28-March 5 ADULT PROGRAMS

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Serenity House Arabian NightsGala - The gala event kicks off atSaturday, March 12, 6pm at theLocust Hill Country Club, 2000 Jef-ferson Rd., Pittsford with horsd’oeuvres, cocktails, and a silentauction; followed by dinner, a liveauction, and music by one of Roch-ester’s greatest bands, Orient Ex-press. Doug Emblidge, our commu-nity’s cherished news personality,will entertain the crowd as theevent’s MC. All proceeds go di-rectly to Serenity house to betterserve our residents. Tickets are$100 per person and can be pur-chased from Tracey Ful ler,585-752-7665 or email [email protected].

The Genesee Country AntiqueDealers Association will host its41st annual ”Ant iques onCampus” Show, Saturday, March12, 10-5pm and Sunday, March 13,10-4pm at the Nazareth Collegegym (Shults Center), 4245 EastAve., Pittsford. Free parking, park-ing lot shuttle. Handicap accessible.Refreshments available. Admission$6. $5 with coupon/notice. Over 50fine antique dealers from Rochesterand surrounding counties showingg r e a t i t e m s . w w w .antiquesrochesterny.com

PITTSFORD

Community Open Meal: All arewelcome for food and fellowshipon Saturday, February 27th from3:30-4:30pm at the MonsignorSchnacky Center located within St.Catherine of Siena Church, 26Mednon-Ionia Road in Mendon.The center is handicapped acces-sible. For more information, pleasecontact the Church Rectory at624-4990.

MENDON

The Honeoye Falls/Town ofMendon Historical Society willpresent a program featuring TeresaK. Lehr, Independent Historical Re-searcher. Entitled ”Rochester´sGreat Tonsil Massacre: Mendonand Honeoye Falls” on Thursday,March 3, 7:30pm at the MendonCommunity Center, 167 NorthMain Street, Honeoye Falls. Ques-tions? Call 624-5655.

HONEOYE FALLS

Wild Wings 9th Annual Spa-ghetti Dinner - Saturday, March5th, (4-8pm). Come out and enjoydinner with the birds! Held at TheHenrietta United Church of Christ,1400 Lehigh Station Rd., Henrietta.All proceeds go directly to benefitthe animals of Wild Wings! Ticketsavailable online, at The CottageGift Shop and at the door. $6/ticket. Dinner includes spaghetti,meatballs, salad, roll, and dessert.Imagine...intriguing raptors togreet you at the door! More info:Wild Wings 585-334-7790, emailat [email protected] or at ourwebsite www.wildwingsinc.org.

Angels of Mercy’s Human Traf-ficking Awareness Event - Youare invited Thursday, March 10th,6:30pm at the First UnitarianChurch, 220 S Winton Rd. HUMANTRAFFICKING is spinning out ofcontrol and is happening here inour community!!! PLEASE JOIN AN-GELS OF MERCY and Learn all youcan to help STOP THE TRAFFICK-ING! Please call 730-4556 to RSVP.Bring a friend & Thank you for yoursupport!

Stand Down 2016 - FREE EVENTfor all Military Veterans, Friday,March 4, 9-3pm, Harro East The-atre & Ballroom, 155 NorthChestnut St., Rochester. Breakfastand Lunch - Courtesy of Wegmans& Blue Star Mothers NYS #1. Veter-ans Benefits * Housing * SocialSecurity * Employment * HealthCare * Public Assistance * VA Eli-gibility * Senior Services * PeerMentoring * Veteran Organizations* Education Counseling. FREE Per-sonal Care Kits & More! Bring yourDD 214, military discharge papers,if available. For more info., contactVeterans Outreach Center ,585-546-4250.

Veterans P.A.C.E. - (PHYSICALACTIVITY AND CONSCIOUS EAT-ING) CHALLENGE 2016. Jump StartYour Fitness and Healthy Goals!Are you interested in a healthy andfriendly competition among Veter-ans nationwide? On March 21, theeight week 2016 P.A.C.E. competi-tion challenge will commence.Teams are now being formed at theCanandaigua VA Medical Centerand the Rochester VA OutpatientClinic. To participate, Veteransmust be eligible for the VA’s MOVEprogram and want to improve theirfitness and eating habits to livehappier, healthier lives. Info.:Shawn O’Brien (585)393-7268. TheCanandaigua VA Medical Center,400 Fort Hill Avenue Canandaigua.The Rochester VA OutpatientClinic, 465 Westfall Road, Roches-ter.

ROCHESTER

First Baptist Church of EastRochester has become the dis-tribution center for Family TableFood Ministries, offering familiesaccess to quality food at affordableprices. From frozen dinners to Fam-ily Boxes, order at the church, 119W. Elm Street, March 3 and March5, 11AM - 1PM (cash only). Or call585-586-5287 another time. Toview menus and place online or-d e r s : w w w .familytablefoodministries.com.Anyone can order.

UR Choral Extravaganza - FirstPresbyterian Church of PittsfordConcert Series welcomes theUniversity of Rochester ChoralExtravaganza on Sunday, February28 at 3pm. Each of the four diversegroups will present a twenty mi-nute segment. Suggested dona-tions: Adults $15, Students $5. 21Church St, Pittsford. DorisGoodemote, 585-586-5688. www.pittsfordpres.org .

Corporation: An ingenious device for obtaining profit without individual responsibility.

~Ambrose Bierce

Chicken & Biscuit Family StyleDinner with Pies for Dessert! Joinus on Saturday, February 27th,4-7pm at the Walworth UnitedMethodist Church, 3679 Main St.,Walworth. Adults $10, Ages 5-12$5, Under Age 5 - free. Take-outsavailable.

WALWORTH

RFWC March Luncheon - TheRochester Federation of Women´sClubs organized by Susan B.Anthony in 1898 as the Council ofWomen would like to invite you tojoin them at their March Luncheon.The feature speaker will be ElaineBerner, on the topic of ”MonarchButterflies: Migrating Miracles”,12noon- 2pm on Thursday, March10th at Agatina´s Restaurant 2967Buffalo Road, Gates. The cost is$16 for the luncheon. RSVP byMonday, March 7th, or for moreinformation call 585-889-4763.

20th Anniversary Gala Concert -The Amadeus Chorale and Brock-port Symphony Orchestra will joinforces to bring you music from theBritish Isles on Saturday, March 5 at7pm in the Performance Hall at theHochstein School of Music &Dance, 50 N. Plymouth Avenue inRochester. Concert tickets are $10.Parking available in the adjacentDowntown lots and parking ga-rages. The audience is invited tocelebrate with both ensembles in aspecial complimentary dessertreception following the perform-ance. For additional informationand to purchase tickets, visit: www.brockportsymphony.org

The Rochester Model RailroadClub annual Open House on Satur-day, March 5th from 10am-5pmand Sunday, March 6th from1-5pm at the First UniversalistChurch, 150 South Clinton Street,Rochester. Admission $4; Ages 12& under free; $12 family maximum.There will be a model railroadequipment sale on Saturday only.Come and see a stunning HO mo-del railroad as the trains make theirway from Pennsylvania, throughthe beautiful Lehigh Valley to Buf-falo. Visitors will recognize manytowns along the way. Thomas andTank Engine will make an appear-ance for the children. Please note:this venue is not wheelchair acces-sible.

XRX Pioneer Club Singles Group:Thursday, February 28, Keenan´s,Georgetown Plaza, E. Ridge Road.Individual checks. Reservations re-quired: Marie - 585-288-2973,www.xeroxpioneerclub.org.

American Sewing Guild YardageSale: Saturday, March 5, 2016from 9-1PM at the First BaptistChurch of Rochester, 175 AllensCreek Road.


Magic Maze THE - : MOVIE TITLES

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On March 8, 1951, the Lonely Hearts Killers, Martha Beck and

Raymond Martinez Fernandez, are executed in the electric chair

in New York. The couple had schemed to seduce, rob and

murder women who placed personal ads in newspapers.

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ACROSS DOWN

1 Tack on

2 Midafternoon, in a

way

3 Pooch

4 Mistakes

5 Highland girl

6 As well

7 Multipurpose truck

8 Walks feebly

9 Permitted to leave

10 Let fall

11 Filing aids

16 Before

20 “The Greatest”

21 Bloke

22 Emanation

23 Sad

24 Boring

26 Cash drawer

27 Bullring bravo

28 Albacore, e.g.

29 Palm reader, for one

31 Football lining

34 Chowed down

35 Old Faithful, e.g.

37 French vineyard

38 Data amount

39 Ages and ages

40 “Yeah, right!”

41 Frosts

44 Rage

45 Vast expanse

46 Measure of work

47 Fawn’s mama

1 Assistant

5 Praise to the skies

9 Banned bug spray

12 A-line originator

13 Choir member

14 Playwright Levin

15 Went on a tangent

17 Weep loudly

18 Approximately

19 Makes less intense

21 Military group

24 Sandwich shop

25 Colors

26 Sight-seers

30 Dadaist Jean

31 Debtors’ woes

32 Take to court

33 Type of parking

35 DNA carrier

36 And others (Lat.)

37 Fragrant wood

38 Founded (on)

40 Ethereal

42 “Of course”

43 Talked over

48 Pirouette pivot

49 Great Lake

50 Architect Saarinen

51 Conclusion

52 Gridiron arbiters,

for short

53 Anger


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TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH By Keith Roach, M.D.

How Safe Is Ultrasound? DEAR DR. ROACH: Could you please discuss the use of ultrasounds during routine pregnancies? How many typically are performed, and are there any possible negative effects on the fetus? Are doctors today performing more ultrasounds (including 3-D ultrasounds) just because they can and because it’s exciting for the expectant parents, or is there a medical reason for performing these? My daughter-in-law is in her sixth month and has had two ultrasounds, plus a 3-D session. She is under the impression that she will have at least one more. To my knowledge, this is not a high-risk pregnancy (she’s 26 and everything is going fine). I’m just wondering if so many sessions are really needed and what is known about the effects on the fetus. -- G.M.

ANSWER: There is some controversy over whether an ultrasound poses risks to the developing fetus. The Food and Drug Administration has noted that there may be some heating of tissues and that any long-term risks are unknown. I did find studies showing that there is no long-term risk of leukemia, hearing loss or abnormal eye development. A 2013 guideline from multiple groups, including the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, recommended a standard first-trimester ultrasound, and a standard second- or third-trimester ultrasound. Any other ultrasounds would be based on a clinician’s concern for a potential problem. The guideline specifically states: “Fetal ultrasound should be performed only when there is a valid medical reason, and the lowest possible ultrasonic exposure settings should be used to gain the necessary diagnostic information.” I don’t have enough information to know why your daughter-in-law has had more ultrasounds than is usually recommended for a normal pregnancy. Perhaps her obstetrician has a low-level concern she hasn’t shared with her, or your daughter-in-law with you. While not the case for her, I am concerned about the growing trend of so-called keepsake ultrasounds that are not performed for valid medical reasons, such as those done in shopping malls. These might not be administered with the same degree of expertise and safety as a medical ultrasound.

*** DEAR DR. ROACH: I am 78 and have had urinary tract infections continually for the past eight or nine months. My urologist prescribed methenamine for six months, then a month of cephalexin, then back to the first prescription. Why is it so hard to get rid of UTIs? What would you recommend? - A.C.S.

ANSWER: Frequent urine infections are common. However, it is important to find out if this is the same infection that hasn’t ever gone away, or a series of new infections. An infection that doesn’t go away needs an evaluation for something abnormal in the urinary tract, such as a kidney stone. Your urologist is treating you with medication to prevent new infections. Methanamine is a urinary antiseptic, and cephalexin is a broad- spectrum antibiotic. You didn’t tell me if you are a man or a woman. Men with recurrent infections should be evaluated for prostate issues. Women with recurrent UTIs frequently are affected by atrophic vaginitis. There are many other causes. It’s worth discussing further with your urologist.

*** 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.

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Ways to cope with migraines (Family Features) For the more than 36

million Americans w ho suffer from migraines, summertime doesn’t alw ays

mean fun in sun. “ Summer is often considered the peak of migraine season

and it’s important people living w ith migraines are aw are of w hat they can do

to beat the heat and keep their symptoms at bay,” said migraine specialist Dr.

M erle Lea Diamond of the Diamond Headache Clinic in Chicago.

“ I alw ays remind my patients to stay hydrated and avoid caffeinated or

sugary drinks as dehydration is one of the biggest triggers,” she added. “ It’s

also helpful to stick to a regular schedule as much as possible to avoid

drastic changes to your sleeping or eating schedules. And w hen spending

extended time in the sun, it’s important to pack sunglasses and a brimmed hat

to avoid squinting into the light.”

Unfortunately, migraines may cause people to miss out on important events

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If you think you need additional help w ith your symptoms, speak w ith your

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WOOL FABRIC SCRAPS suitable for braided rugs or craft projects (one grocery sized bag) : [email protected]

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USED WINE BOTTLES. Please call to set up a date and time. You pick up : 585-641-0340

HEAVY DUTY CONSTRUCTED WOOD BUNK BED LADDER. Approx. 5 ft. tall x 2 ft. wide : 585-880-0898

LOTS AND LOTS OF ICE PACKS FOR ANYONE WHO CAN USE: [email protected]

BRIGHTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY HAS A DC432 XEROX COPIER in working order to give to a nonprofit organization : [email protected]

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RCA 25” CONSOLE COLOR TV . You pick up : 585-243-2988

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ELECTRIC LIFT CHAIR for disabled person. Needs to be delivered : 585-383-0405

WORKING ELECTRIC OR GAS CLOTHES DRYER . In good working condition : 585-335-4779

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APARTMENT SIZE PROPANE STOVE . Oven need not work, only top burners : 585-637-0933

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Salvation Army’s Knitters Need YARN for Christmas Toy Shop : Milly 585-334-2628

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Seeking volunteers for Construction Sites, Wednesday & Saturday; ReStore Picking Up Donations, Saturdays, 9-Noon; Hospitality Volunteers to provide lunch on Saturday for our build site; & Development/Event Volunteers as needed.

Honeoye Falls/Lima FISH (Friends in Service Here) Donald Vogt 624-8388 or Sr. Anne Guerin @Lifespan, 585 244-8400, Ext 142

Volunteer drivers needed to provide transportation to those that can no longer drive.

Honeoye Falls- M endon Volunteer Ambulance [email protected] • (585) 624-2200

Medics & Drivers needed.

HOPE Youth Mentoring Program, A Program of Catholic Charities of Livingston County [email protected] • (585) 658-4466

Mentor a youth judged to be at-risk aged between 6 and 14.

Hopeagain Cats [email protected]

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Volunteers needed for adult cat sanctuary located in the Victor-Pittsford area.

Humane Society of Livingston County (585) 234-2828

We need foster families. Are you willing to take care of a cat or kitten for a few weeks until they are ready to go to their furever home?

Livingston County Business/Education Alliance - Junior Achievment Program [email protected] • (585) 991-5086 www.businesseducationalliance.org

Junior Achievement Volunteers needed to present our prepared curriculums.

National Warplane Museum, Geneseo [email protected] Pat, (585) 229-2672 or Donna, (585) 243-2100

Meet & greet visitors from all over the world at museum visitors center. WWII & Korean War aircraft. Seeking individual volunteers or “buddies” for 7 day operation 10am to 4pm daily. Training provided.

NYS Long- T erm Care Ombudsman Program at Lifespan [email protected] • (585) 287-6378

Volunteers Needed: To Advocate, Educate, Empower Older Adults Living in Long Term Care in Genesee and Wyoming Counties.

The Warming Center, Batavia (585) 943-1456

We open when temperatures drop below 20 degrees for women and children who need a place to get in out of the cold. Volunteers are still needed.

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On March 10, 1876, the first discernible speech is transmitted over a telephone system when inventor Alexander Graham Bell summons his assistant in another room by saying, “Mr. Watson, come here; I want you.” Bell had received a telephone patent three days before, filing just hours before another inventor, Elisha Gray.

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H IRING FOR ALL P OSITIONS

• Residential/Shop Glass Installers • Residential/Frameless Glass Shower Installers

• Auto Glass Technicians • Commercial Glazier • Commercial Estimator

• Commercial Project Managers • Office Personnel

Customer

First

Attitude

If computers get too powerful, we can organize them into committees. That’ll do them in. ~Author Unknown

Fill your openings fast by placing your ad in the Employment Section. Call 226-8111, 343-3111, 393-1 111 or 637-5100

Come join our growing team!

Walk In • Apply • Interview Wed., March 9th •␣2-8pm at the Holiday Inn Express

7502 Main St., Fishers - Victor, NY

These are all full time positions! We will be hiring motivated, reliable self-starters with good references, reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license. John Welch offers competitive pay, excellent equipment, team work environment, educational and growth opportunites, simple IRA and paid vacation.

www.JohnWelchEnt.com

Landscape Designer/Sales • Landscapers Hardscapers • Carpenter • Irrigation Techs.

Lawn Mowers & Snow Removal

JOB FAIR

TRANSPORTATION DISPATCHER WADHAMS ENTERPRISES, Inc. is accepting resumes for a Bulk Petroleum Dispatcher

Location: Rochester, NY Terminal

• Paid Vacations, • Paid Holidays, • Medical and Rx Coverage, • Vision Care, • Dental Coverage, • 401K Retirement Plans, and • Profit Sharing.

This is an overnight position. As a member of the terminal dispatch staff overnight dispatchers are responsible for executing the daily dispatch responsibilities for a truckload terminal and daily support of drivers. These duties include; customer service, assigning work to drivers, and monitoring drivers and equipment. General office duties as assigned by the Terminal Manager or Operations Manager.

Education: High School Diploma; Associate’s Degree preferred, or equivalent work experience.

Skills:

• Ability to work in fast paced environment • Ability to Communicate Effectively with a Diverse Population • Customer Service Skills • Knowledge of Transportation Industry • Ability to utilize Microsoft Word, Excel, Lotus Notes and The Internet • Ability to Prioritize • Problem Solving Skills

TO BE CONSIDERED PLEASE SEND RESUME TO:

[email protected]

Call Recruiting for more information at: 315-789-8871 x1178

Crest Manor Living & Rehabilitation Center

Certified Nursing Assistants

All shifts, flexible schedules, competitive wages, benefits package

Please call: 585-223-3633 or apply online at: www.crestmanorliving.com


This organization is committed to ensuring that employees are selected based on their skill, experie nce and qualification and are compensated with respect to these factors. This company is an equal opportunity employer and we do not engage in prac tices that discriminate against any person

employed or seeking employment based on race, color, gender, religion, sex, national origin, age, ma rital status, sexual orientation, disability, veterans’ status, or any other protected status. As a company we pride ourselves on the quality of our personn el - you represent us . Join a team that is setting the standard in the industry for technology, workmanship and capability. It’s not just a job, it’s a career. We offer competitive wages, a comprehensive

benefits package, paid vacation and a 401K investment plan.

Please apply in person or send resumes to: Pooler Enterprises, Inc.

783 County Rd #42 · Fishers, NY 14453 Phone: 585-924-5200 · Fax: 585-924-5205

www.poolerenterprises.com *We are a drug free company. Pre-Screening is a company requirement.

Spring Openings Available Equipment Operators

Laborers Pipe Layers

Asphalt Paving Division Paving Foreman Paver Operator

Experienced Screed Men Rakers/Laborers Roller Operators

Make Your Business Dinner A Success: Go Easy On The Alcohol

Fans of the AMC television series “Mad Men” might feel the best business deals are those consummated over a couple of bottles of scotch. Though that might have been the norm in the 1960s, such an approach is largely outdated. A sipping drink, s uch as a glass of wine, is most appropriate, and limit yourself to one or two glasses. If the waiter is liberal with the refills and the client is ta king full advantage, don’t be afraid to excuse yourself from the table and discreetly ask the server to stop refilling glasses or offering another bottle.

AVON: 226-8111

BATAVIA: 343-3111

BROCKPORT: 637-5100



HELP WANTED

Customer

Service People Full Time and Part Time

3-11pm and 11pm-7am

shifts available

Basin

640 Pittsford Victor Rd., Pittsford/Bushnells Basin

Honest, reliable, and dependable persons.

Apply in person. Ask for Karen. Do not apply online.

The employer generally gets the employees he deserves. ~J. Paul Getty

Part-time Cleaner Weekday Evenings -

Pittsford and Henrietta area.

Weekend Mornings - Henrietta.

Must have a car.

Fill out application at

www.midnightjanitorial.com


Visit gvpennysaver.com

for a complete listing of

employment opportunities


Golf Course Maintenance Oak Hill Country Club

• Seasonal Full Time • Competitive Wages • Overtime Available

Must be 18 years old or older.

Apply in person

3418 Monroe Ave. (Back of Pittsford Colony Plaza)

Rochester, NY 14618

585-586-2584

Specialty

Roofing &

Sheet Metal

Helper

Needed Year-Round Work

Must have reliable

transportation Please send resume to:

[email protected]

Make Your Business Dinner A Success: Invite Early

When hosting a business dinner, it’s best to give prospective or existing clients at least one week’ s notice. Anything less than a week will seem too last- minute and might give clients the impression, whether true or false, that a host and his company are disorganized and sloppy. When taking a client to breakfast or lunch, the invitation can be extended with less than a week’s notice, but no less than a few days in advance.

Grounds Maintenance

with year round

employment

at Rochester Institution.

Benefits: pension/overtime,

paid vacation and holidays

Must have valid

NYS driver’s license.

Landscape/Snow Removal

Persons Needed

Direct all calls to:

(585) 727-7087


STUDENT LOAN COLLECTION REPRESENTATIVES

Job description and application can be found at: www.CoastProfessional.com

www.BonusCheck.net

• Flex Schedule • Lucrative Bonus Plan • No weekends • 10 Paid Federal Holidays • On-site Training • Paid Time Off • 401K Company Match • Dental, Vision & Health Insurance • Opportunity for Advancement

50 Methodist Hill Dr., Rochester 585-321-2000

$19.00+ per hour & Flex Scheduling

Maintenance

Tech

22.5 hrs. per week, 4pm to 12am (2 evenings during

the week/Mon.-Fri. + every other Sat.and Sun.)

Valid NYS Driver’s License req. Maintenance

experience preferred.

Apply:

Fairport Baptist Homes 4646 Nine Mile Point Rd.,

Fairport, NY 14450 or fairportbaptisthomes.org

E.O.E.

Eco- F riendly Ways To Alter Your Professional Life

Forget you have a printer. Now adays, few er and few er people rely on printed documents to get through the w orkday. Advances w ith regard to computer technology has made it just as easy to read documents on a computer screen as it is to do so on a sheet of paper. If you’re among the last to embrace this grow ing trend, think of the environment before you print your next document and opt to read documents on your desktop rather than printing them out. Instead of leaving notes for cow orkers, send them e-mails instead. This saves paper, w hich in turn w ill save your company money, and it also reduces your reliance on ink that can potentially harm the environment.

W hen making presentations, do so using slides rather than printing materials and handing them out in a packet. E-mail cow orkers the presentation in advance and print out a single copy for the meeting rather than printing multiple copies.

If you and your cow orkers simply must print documents, try to use tw o- sided printing and copying to reduce your paper usage. And urge your office manager to order supplies made from recyc led materials and discard of any potentially harmful products, inc luding ink cartridges, in an eco-friendly w ay.


Beverages

1911 Spirits and Cider

Black Button Distilling

Billsboro Winery

Brotherhood Winery

Bully Hill Winery

Casa Larga Winery

Casa Vin Arte

CB Craft Brewers

Dr. Konstantin Frank Winery

Fairport Brewing Co.

Fox Run Vineyards

Fulkerson Winery

Glenora Wine Cellars

Goose Watch/Swedish Hill Wineries

Heron Hill Winery

Keuka Springs Winery

Knapp Vineyards

Lake Beverage

Lamoreaux Landing Winery

North American Brewery (Genesee)

Red Tail Ridge Winery

Rooster Hill Vineyards

Sheldrake Point Winery

Silver Thread Vineyard

Standing Stone Vineyards

Stonehurst Brands

Thousand Islands Winery

Three Brothers Winery

Three Heads Brewery & Goose Island

Food

Affaire de Chocolate

Amazing Grains Bread Co.

Applebee’s of Perinton

Argyle Grill

Biaggi’s Ristorante Italiano

Charley Brown’s of Penfield

Donnelly’s Public House

Fairport Village Inn

Horizons at Woodcliff

Mac’s Philly Steaks

McArdle’s

Moonlight Creamery

Mr. Dominic’s on Main

Mulconry’s Irish Pub

Noonan’s Pub

Plant Paradise Café

Sweet Melissa’s Bake Shoppe

Towpath Café

Yummies

Bonefish Grille (coupons)

For more info, call (585) 223-6503

Tickets $40 Available at

LNB Perinton Branch, online at

www.fairportrotary.com, from any Fairport Rotarian,

or at the door.

Event support from

Davie Kaplan,

Lisa’s Liquor Barn,

Fairport Savings Bank

and Universal Imports

Fairport Rotary Presents

Presented by:

Sunday, March 6 • 1-4pm Eagle Vale Golf Club Enjoy the fare of top wineries, breweries, distilleries

and restaurants to benefit Fairport Rotary charities.

Great silent auction items, and seminars by expert

Cheryl Pitti of the NY Wine & Culinary Center.

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