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The Pittsford-East Rochester Edition (585) 377-1411 • (866) 812-8111 September 11, 2015

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Table of Contents

Our Office Hours Monday-Thursday;

8:30am-5:00pm Friday; 8:30am-3:00pm

Art & Soul...............................Page 9

Auto Section.............................Page 17

Brighter/Vent.............................Page 28

Classifieds For Sale.............................Page 24

Dining and Entertainment.............................Page 10

Employment Opportunities.............................Page 29

Garage Sales...............................Page 7

Give and Take.............................Page 11

Health & Clinical Trials.............................Page 12

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

Just for Kids.............................Page 14

Passages...............................Page 2

Pet Place...............................Page 8

Puzzle Answers.............................Page 24

Real Estate.............................Page 23

Senior Center.............................Page 25

VETERAN CREW of honest andethical individuals to paint yourhouse and provide maintenance ser-vices. Affordable Maintenance pro-vides a complete interior and ex-terior service. We have extensiveexperience painting, staining andrepairing wood sided houses. Wewill do it cheaper than the rest.References available. Call Jason at585-365-3777. You can check outmy Facebook page www.facebook.com/pages/Affordablemaintenance

CANE, RUSH, SPLINT SEATS RE-PLACED. Minor Repairs andTightening. Pick Up & DeliveryAvailable. Quality & Promptness.Steve, 585-943-3237, 585-943-5164.

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.

Celebrate life with beautiful

funeral programs.

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September 19 & 20, 2015 Hemlock Fairgrounds, Hemlock NY

Saturday, 10am-5pm • Sunday 10am-4pm www.gvhg.org/fiber-fest 607-522-4374

Selling....ALL kinds of fiber! Yarn,

Equipment, Books, Kits, Patterns,

Videos, Tools, Buttons, Beads, Jewelry

Guest Speaker:

Jacey Boggs

Fleece Show and Sale Many instructional classes Free demos and exhibits Fiber animals on exhibit

Sheep shearing Good food Handicap access

21 st A nniversary Adults $7

12 and under free

WANTED-COINS/ CURRENCY

by Private Collector. Old U.S.coins, currency, collections. Topprice paid, no dealer overhead.Honeoye. 585-322-5909.

585-733-1380

• Draperies • Blinds • Stained Glass • Roller Shades

17 lines of fabrics available for selection… no need to shop elsewhere for fabrics.

100% guaranteed satisfaction.

Very reasonable rates.

BY KATHLEEN

Bedding/Headboards

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

please request your funeral director to contact us.

Contact us toll free at 866-812-8111.

Passages rem em bering loved ones

PSYCHIC ADVISOR BY GINA:Indian Spiritualist, I provideChakra Balancing, love readings,candle burning, palm, tarot & cry-stal. Walk-ins Welcome. $1 Spe-cial. Call 585-261-7821 for moreinformation. Relocated.


Hrs.: 8am-10pm 7 days a week

586-1637

FRESHLY CUT MEATS

119 West Commercial St. •␣East Rochester

www.eastrochestervillagefair.com

SEAFOOD

$ 1 9 9 lb.

Sliced, American

Cheese $ 2 9 9

lb.

Baked, Brown Sugar

Ham $ 3 4 9

lb.

Homemade

Ham Salad

Cooked

Ham $ 2 4 9

lb.

Hot

Ham $ 2 9 9

lb.

DELI GROCERY

We reserve the right to limit quantities.

Mix & Match

Green Giant 3 lb. Bags of Potatoes

$ 4 4 9 lb.

$ 1 49 bag

Prices effective Monday, September 14th-Sunday, September 20th

Featured Item

/lb.

Whole, Frozen

CHICKENS

99 ¢

IQF

Haddock Fillets Crab or Lobster Cakes

$ 4 4 9 lb.

$ 9 9 9 lb.

$ 3 9 9 lb.

Cold Water, IQF

Lobster Tail Dave’s Locker

Clams Casino $ 4 4 9

6 pc. pkg.

8-10 oz.

$ 14 9 9 ea. 4-5 oz.

$ 6 9 9 ea.

Sea

Scallops Seafood

Salad

PRODUCE • Red Potatoes • Yukon Potatoes • Russet Potatoes

Hass

Avocados

99 ¢ ea.

Blossom Valley

Cider

$ 3 99 gal.

Ocean Spray

Craisins, Blueberry Craisins or Pomegranate Craisins 5 oz.

Herb or Parmesan

Pasta Roni 4.8-5.1 oz.

2/$ 3

Shurfine

Cranberry Drinks 64 oz. 2/$ 5

Hunts

Ketchup 24 oz.

99 ¢ ea.

Mrs. T’s

Pierogies

2/$ 5

Bison

Cottage Cheese 16 oz.

$ 1 99

Sour Cream 16 oz. $ 1 69

Lucky Charms, Reese or Cin. Toast Crunch

Cereals 11-13 oz. 2/$ 5

USDA Choice

NY Steaks

$ 8 49

lb.

USDA Choice

Ribeye Steaks

$ 8 99

lb.

USDA Choice

Sirloin Steaks

$ 6 99

lb.

USDA Choice

London Broil

$ 4 99

lb.

USDA Choice

Porterhouse Steaks or T-Bone

$ 7 99

lb.

USDA Choice

Chuck Steaks

$ 5 49

lb.

Chicken Leg Quarters

69 ¢ lb.

Boneless, Skinless

Chicken Breasts

$ 2 49

lb.

Thick Cut

Lamb Chops

$ 7 49

lb.

2/$ 3

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GUTTER CLEANING andhome repair. Free Estimates!Gutters, fall clean up andmore. No job to small! Call

Mike 585-474-9101.


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September 18, 19, 20

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Sept. 22, 1953, the world’s first four-level interchange

opens in Los Angeles at the intersection of the Harbor,

Hollywood, Pasadena and Santa Ana freeways -- 32 lanes of

traffic weaving in eight directions at once.

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Custom Made Jewelry

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Highest Quality Jewelry

Jewelry Repair

Your Family Jeweler Since 1982

It’s Raining Sapphires! Large selection. Special on every custom made piece.

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


Check out our facebook page for more information

or call 585-356-3739 .

“A better place to stay.”

OPEN YEAR ROUND.

October dates still available! Available by the night, weekend, week or longer. Just $200 per night.

Plan Your Hunting Getaway Today!

Hunt the 115 acres & stay in the 4 bedroom, 2 bath country house that sleeps 9.

Located in Genesee County.

Stock your boat or ATV box with safety gear: survival rations, rope, flare gun, space blanket, hand axe, whistle, etc.

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ROOF LEAKS? Hire your localcontractor. Repair or Re-placements: Roof, Chimney, Sid-ing, Gutters, Foundation. Startingat $49.99 w/warranty. Call THEGENERAL! Veteran/Senior dis-counts (15% off). Licensed/Insu red . Fami l y Owned/Operated. MC/Visa accepted.”SAME DAY SERVICE”. 585-225-ROOF.

STOP RENTING! Option To Buy!Rent To Own. No Money Down! NoC r e d i t C h e c k ! C a l l N o w1-877-395-1291

September 19 & 20 6th Annual Western NY Bowhunting Festival Swain Resort, 2275 County Road 24, Swain, NY 4-3D courses, over 100 Targets, tree stand shootout, archery competitions, Kids Range/ balloon shoot, Vendors & dealers, on-site camping

September 19 & 20 Genesee County Fish & Game Hunting & Fishing Days 10am-4pm. Godfrey’s Pond, Griswold Road, Stafford, NY Hunt, fish, canoe, kayak, archery, rifle range, camping, exhibitors and vendors. Family friendly event.

September 26 & 27 National Hunting & Fishing Day Celebration 10am-4pm. Mumford Sportsmen’s Club, 8667 Gulf Road, Mumford, NY Sponsored by Livingston County Federation of Sportsmen/Women’s Clubs Learn about fishing, hunting/shooting, trapping, wilderness survival and much more.

September 26 & 27 Caledonia Fish Hatchery Tours 16 North St., Caledonia, NY. Guided tours at 10am and 2pm.

DID YOU KNOW? Placing an Obit-uary in the Genesee Valley PennySaver is far less expensive than othermedia. Email Tanya Faulkner [email protected]

JUNK HAULING: From $49. Wehaul away any type of junk! Base-ment, Attic and garage cleanouts!We remove- Hot tubs, pianos,swimming pools. We tear down-sheds, decks, & more! You call wedo all the work! Free Estimates!Same day service available.585-880-0383.


FAIRPORT: 168 Crossover Road (offFairport Road). Sept. 17-19 (9-3pm).Lots of furniture including antiques,household items, much more!

WANTED: STERLING SILVER ALL STERLING SILVER

PATTERNS NOW NEEDED

Also Buying: Sterling Bowls, Candlesticks,

Compotes, Salt/Pepper,

Silver Plate, Etc. - Any Condition

Get the most for your sterling silver

We’ve been buying sterling

for over 30 years

We pay more than scrap

for most patterns

Don’t sell your sterling to someone who will turn around and sell it to us

Now paying up to $25+ per piece

Don’t be fooled by others,

“No one pays more!”

Call the Silver Expert today, B. Kittelberger

585- 749-1845

To list your sale, go to gvpennysaver.com or call toll free 866-812-8111

CANANDAIGUA: 5082 Fos-ter Rd. Thurs, Sept. 17, (9am-4pm) Fri, Sept. 18, (9am-4pm)HUGE Household Sale! Mi-chael´s Estate & HouseholdSale.

WEBSTER: Murphy Hall be-hind Holy Trinity Church,1460 Ridge Road. Wed., 9/16(6-8pm), Pre-Sale, $5 Admis-sion. Thurs.- Fri., 9/17-18 (10-4pm), Sat., 9/19(10am- noon,all items half price). HOPEMINISTRIES ANNUAL SALE.Huge selection. Householditems, furniture, glassware,dishes, collectibles, jewelry,toys, games, dolls, books, tools,Christmas items, crafts, elec-tronics, sporting goods, muchmore too numerous to men-tion!

FAIRPORT: 87 S. Main Street, Ma-sonic Lodge Fri, 9/18 (9am to 3pm)Sat 9/19 (9am to noon) FairportChapter Order of the Eastern Starannual rummage sale.

VICTOR: 101 Hillcrest Drive & 959Sagamore Way. Off Church Street orLane Road. Sept. 18th & 19th, 9am-6pm. Multiple families at both loca-tions. Huge variety of new and pre-enjoyed items.

WEBSTER: 775 Bay Road. Sat-urday, September 12, (9 am to2 pm) Sunday, September 13,(10 am to 3 pm) GARAGE &BASEMENT CLEAN OUT!Window treatments, gardentools, camping equipment, an-tique parts, general householditems - Come on down & checkit out!

PITTSFORD: 295 ThornellRd. 9/12 Only. (9am-4pm).Tools, furniture, kitchen waresand more!

ELAINE’S ESTATE FURNISH-INGS: 2750 Monroe Avenue (Wed.-Fri., 12-5; Sat. 12-4). 585-269-4638.Buying, selling and consigning allhousehold furnishings. Also, conduct-ing your estate/ moving sales. CallElaine today.

PENFIELD USED BOOK SALE spon-sored by Friends of Penfield PublicLibrary, 1985 Baird Road. Member ofFriends only night, Tuesday, 9/15,2-9pm. Join at door $5. Open topublic 9/16-9/17, 10am-9pm, 9/18,10am-6pm, 1/2 price, Saturday,9/19, 9am-2pm, $3/bag, Specials 1/2Price. BYOB Wegmans/Tops reusablebags. 85,000 books sorted in 50 cate-gories, DVD’s, CD, much more.Hardcover´s $1, paperbacks $.50,NEW: adult trade paperbacks $.75.

PITTSFORD: 5 AuburndaleFriday, 9/11 (10am-4pm)Saturday, 9/12 (10am-4pm)Dining room, bedroom, of-fice furniture. Appliances,e l e c t r o n i c s , s p o r t se q u i p m e n t . B i c y -cles,household, clothes,books, more.

ESTATE SALE: 2 Willow Lane,Fairport. Sept. 19th & 20th, 9-5pm.Antiques, Furniture, Decoys, Prim-itives, Artwork, Paintings, Books,Household Items, Glassware, andMisc.

WEST HENRIETTA: 1313M a r t i n R o a d . 9 / 1 7 - 1 9(9-5pm). HUGE GARAGESALE. Fall decor/ crafts, officesupplies, blankets, linens, girlsclothing, bikes, tools, books,toys, household items, muchmore!

FAIRPORT: 30 Park CircleDrive. 9/17-18 (9-4pm). Bed-room sets, white sofa & loveseat, leather furniture, coffeeend tables, lamps, antiques,electric glasstop stove, micro-wave, Corian countertops,tools, much more! Excellentcondition.


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Lollypop Farm, The Humane Society of Greater Rochester 585-223-1330 • [email protected] www.lollypop.org/petoftheweek

I need a h o me

Piper is a 6 year old male

domestic longhair mix who goes from shy to very sociable as soon as he finds out how you good you

are at scratching his back.

Amount of time it takes for a dog to “do its business” is directly proportional to outside temperature + suitability of owner’s outerwear.

~Betsy Cañas Garmon

NEW PUPPY/ BEGINNERDOG OBEDIENCE CLASSSTARTING: Mon., 9/28,Mendon/ Honeoye Falls. 8 weekcourse. Positive, motivational,owner-friendly training. DenaliDog Obedience School, www.puppyclass.net; 585-924-4506.

DID YOU KNOW? An Obituary inthe Genesee Valley Penny Saver willreach virtually every home in ourcirculation area. Email TanyaF a u l k n e r , T a n y a F a u l k n e r @GVPennySaver.com

AKC CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES: Vetchecked, first shots, wormed. Cute asa button! Males- $400, Females-$ 5 0 0 . 5 8 5 - 5 2 0 - 3 7 2 7 o [email protected] PD828.

PET SITTINGNeed someone to care for yourpets when you´re not home?

Call The Pet Nanny!Bonnie, 585-478-0528

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To sponsor the Pet of the Week,

Call 226-5878 or email [email protected]

Penny Saver Pet of the Week

Send us a photo and brief write-up of your pet and we’ll feature it as the “POW.” Featured pets will be entered in the Pet of the Year Contest and become eligible to win a gift. Email to: [email protected] or mail to: P.O. Box 340; Avon, 14414. For return of photos, please include a self- addressed, stamped envelope. Pets will be published at discretion of GVPS.

Introducing Randi (or Randal when he’s in trouble). Randi, our handsome Chug mix

enjoys snoozing, chewing his bones and modeling the

latest trends. Randi is the neighborhood fashion setter, and can often be

seen in his green polo, or business tie (however, his “Randi-Saurus” costume

is his favorite).

Classroom Pets M ake Learning Fun (Family Features) Curriculum Ideas for

Classrooms w ith Pets W hen animals are used as tangible, relatable

examples in lessons, students can become engaged and more easily

understand the information. M athematics - Instruct your students to count

the amount of food and w ater your pet needs in a day, w eek, month or

year. You can also calculate the cost of feeding the pet by using play

money to illustrate how much each trip to the pet store costs w hen

purchasing supplies.

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Sept. 25, 1978, a Pacific Southwest Airlines 727 jet collides in

mid-air with a small plane over San Diego, killing 153 people. The

Cessna’s student pilot did not comply with air controller instruction to

keep the plane below 3,500 feet altitude.

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P E R S O N A L L Y Y O U R SCLEANING SERVICE: nowaccepting new clients. Free es-timates. Weekly, biweekly,monthly. Residential or commer-cial. Also carpet cleaning.585-455-9305.

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)

WATERS BASEMENT SERVICES,INC. Waterproofing, Drain Tile,Sump/Pumps, Bilco Doors & More!Visit our Web Site for completeservices & Before/ After Photoswww.WatersBasementServices.comThe only WATER that should be inYOUR BASEMENT is BOB WA-T E R S . . . 5 8 5 - 7 6 5 - 3 3 6 9 o r716-474-3898.

MUSIC LESSONS: Guitar, Pi-ano, Bass, Drums, Voice. Call5 8 5 - 2 2 3 - 2 3 1 0 o rmanuelsmusicstudio.com

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

PIANO: YOUNG CHANG upright.Mahogany finish, matching bench,56X24. Very good condition, needstuning. $1,400. Call 585-259-0305

CRAFT SHOW and MARKETSQUARE: Vendors wanted forseparate shows at PalymraCanaltown Days, Palmyra NY,Sept. 19 & 20. Find contactinfo./ applications at www.palmyracanaltowndays.org orcall, Crafts: 315-986-3206;Market Square: 315-597-2459.

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

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Sports • Celebrations • Vacations • Events

Ironman John Dougherty celebrating with his family in Muskoka, Ontario after completing his

3rd Ironman.

Livingston County mounted patrol officers at the Italian Fest in Mt. Morris. (photo by Peggy Tirrell)

Brockport Elks #2110 donated $1,000.00 to the VA WNY Medical Center for Recreation Therapy Service

and $250.00 to the Women’s Center for Hope.

Over 150 volunteers and campers collected 450 lbs. of food for the Victor/Farmington Food Cupboard

and raised enough money to buy 70 Bibles for kids in Thailand!

HOUSE SITTING: DEPENDABLE,STEADFAST, MATURE ADULT,WILL WATCH YOUR HOME LIKE AHAWK. PLEASE CALL MICHELE3 1 5 - 3 9 9 - 0 9 0 3 , R E S I D E S I NFAIRPORT.

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Sept. 21, 1989, the Senate Armed Forces Committee

unanimously confirms President George H. Bush’s nomination

of Army Gen. Colin Powell as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of

Staff. Powell became the first black American to achieve the

nation’s highest military post.

Chicken

Barbecue Saturday, Sept. 19th

12-until?

Baked

Goods

Sale

& more

Faith United

Methodist Church

174 Pinnacle Rd. Henrietta

BBQBBQ

“What’s Behind

Your Back?”

BBQ

“What’s Behind

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Dinner Includes: 1/2 chicken, baked potato, coleslaw & dessert $8.75 Dine In or Take Out Handicapped Accessible For More Information

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GEORGE’S RESTAURANT

Breakfast Lunch Dinner $ 2 00 OFF

any lunch special!

Burgers, wraps, pitas, salads

& sandwich favorites.

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8 OZ. JELLY JARS NEEDED FOR WEBSTER COMFORT CARE’S JAM FUNDRAISING PROJECT: 585-872-3638

SMALL ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, VCR AND A BICYCLE (for town use for senior woman): 831-869-7002

BLACK SECTIONAL SOFA . In decent condition: 585-216-9592

POWERWHEEL BATTERY OPERATED MUSTANG RIDING CAR (for kids) – non-operational: 585-278-5363

CLEAN, UNWANTED YARN to crochet gifts for others, the less fortunate, the homeless: 585-748-3287

POTATO CRATES: [email protected]

TODDLER BED for grandson. Am able to get a crib mattress : 585-522-5521

2 WOOD OARS FOR ROWBOAT – Same length : 585-346-6223

2 GALLONS OF OUTDOOR, DARK BROWN DECK STAIN: 585-229-7576

GENTLY USED COMPACT APARTMENT REFRIGERATOR – 56’h x 21”w x 23”d (approx. 7.4 cu.) for non-profit agency : [email protected]

BEGIN AGAIN HORSE RESCUE, LIMA, wants riding clothing, barn/stable supplies and tack for upcoming sale, October 11 : 585-229-7117 for pick up

OLD MODEL KENMORE WASHER , still works or for scrap, available after 9/17. You pick up: 585-343-1638

CANNING AND JELLY JARS WITH SCREW ON LIDS AND VHS MOVIES good for a group home or nursing home: 716-542-2473

BROWN RECLINER CHAIR. BRAND NEW BLONDE DESK. COUCH in good condition. You move. 585-748-4000

3M HARD HAT W/STRAPS. You pick up, Lakeville area: 585-346-9777

WORKING 40” TUBE TV W/STAND & REMOTE. Need large vehicle: 585-943-3483 after 4pm

TREADMILL. You pick up and remove 585-297-7107

OLD 6X6 PICKET FENCE SECTIONS. Great for firewood, bonfire, or crafts. You remove: [email protected]

WURLITZER SPINET PIANO. You remove: 585-637-9227

VARIETY OF CHILDREN AND ADULT VHS MOVIES. Good for a group home or nursing home (Disney and comedy): 716-542-2473

LAMP PARTS: 585-394-8212

SPINET PIANO – very good condition. Loved and cared for by original owners for over 50 years! 585-766-0010

METAL SWING – 3 swings, double swing and monkey bars. You take down & remove: 585-398-3327

24-VOLUME 1959 ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA SET . Worn, but attractively bound: [email protected]

Submit at gvpennysaver.com under My Hometown or call 226-8111 x 111

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Sept. 26, 1580, English seaman Francis Drake returns to

England, becoming the first British navigator to sail around the world.

Drake had set out from England on Dec. 13, 1577, with five ships on a

mission to raid Spanish holdings on the Pacific coast of the New

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

For High Cholesterol, Statins Are Way to Go DEAR DR. ROACH: Last year, I told my doctor that I no longer wanted to take a statin drug. I had read so much about statins and am on meds for cholesterol and high blood pressure. I am 73, and other than having arthritis in my knees, I am not having problems.

My doctor put me on fenofibrate. I am due for my yearly checkup in a few months and don’t really know yet how this is working on my cholesterol. I was wondering what your feelings are about this drug. -- RS

ANSWER: I’ve written a lot about statins, which have been proven to save lives and reduce heart attacks in people with heart disease and also in some people at higher-than-average risk for heart disease. In contrast, although non-statin medications reduce cholesterol, they have not been proven to do what they are really intended to do, which is to prevent heart disease and death.

I suspect that medications like fenofibrate do have a small benefit in protecting the heart; however, I would not use them unless the side effects of statins made it impossible to take one. Often, people intolerant of one statin do well on another. For people at high risk, such as those with previous heart attack or known blockages, I would try a different class of medication. For people at lower risk, I would work on a diet proven to reduce heart disease risk, such as the Mediterranean diet, and encourage regular exercise and use medications such as fenofibrate sparingly or not at all.

Another medication, ezitimibe (Zetia or Ezetrol), also lowers cholesterol but without convincing proof that it lowers heart disease risk. It may be that the mechanism by which statins reduce heart risk is not just through lowering cholesterol.

Learn more about high cholesterol and how to control it in the cholesterol booklet. Readers can order a copy by writing: Dr. Roach -- No. 201W, Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Enclose a check or money order (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with the recipient’s printed name and address. Please allow four weeks for delivery.

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DEAR DR. ROACH: I am 81 years old and in good health. I am 5 feet, 11 inches tall and weigh 168 pounds, the same as in 1950. My blood pressure and cholesterol are good on treatment, and my pulse is 62. I drink an energy drink three or four times a week after the noon meal, when I don’t take a nap and need to keep going. I am a farmer, and am active every day. Are these energy drinks harmful to me? -- L.M.W.

ANSWER: The caffeine in one energy drink is about 160 mg per 16-ounce can, which is the equivalent of somewhere around a cup or two of regular coffee, depending on how strong you make it. That much caffeine doesn’t cause problems for most people, especially for those who are used to it. However, it also has 52 grams of sugar -- about 14 teaspoons. My advice is to stick with coffee. You will save money and reduce your sugar intake a lot.

*** 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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CUSTOM SAW MILLING at yourlocation. Despatch Custom MillingInc. Please call Vince at 585-259-6863for pricing.

STRUGGLING WITH with DRUGSor ALCOHOL? Addicted to PILLS?Take the first step to recovery. CallThe Addiction Hope & Help Line for afree assessment. 1-800-993-4510.

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Sept. 23, 1969, the trial for eight anti-war activists charged

with the violent demonstrations at the 1968 Democratic National

Convention opens in Chicago. The trial turned into a circus as the

defendants used the court to attack President Richard Nixon, the

war, racism and oppression.

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9/15 Generation Preservation-Finances for the Future: Glen Cone will discuss the importance of clarifying, chronicling and

managing your vital personal information. Tue., 7pm

YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMS 9/15 Teen Community Service: PCL needs

students in grades 6-12 to help in the Teen Place. Tues., 3:30-4:30pm.

9/19: Practice ACT Chariot Learning will administer a

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

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Fair Housing Enforcement Project

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EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

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Jacking/ LevelingDemolition Work

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China, Old Postcards, Oriental Rugs, Old Furniture, Military Items, Fenton, Hummels, Paintings, Prints, Pottery,

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For over 35 years we’ve specialized in sterling silver. We buy from many

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My everyday angel is my daughter Amy. The summer of 2013 she and her husband were in a serious motorcycle accident. Amy spent some time in the hospital and some time at home recovering. Ron was more seriously injured and is still recovering. Amy takes care of Ron and their three children, along with the housework, [providing␣ transportation for all and working part time. She is a wonderful person.␣

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3850 W. Henrietta Rd., Rochester, NY 14623

www.oconnorchevrolet.com

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Service Hrs:

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Attention RIT, MCC & U of R

Students & Staff Free multi pt. check over. Get your car ready for

college. 15% off parts & labor.

We will meet or beat any advertised tires.

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Lube, Oil, Filter

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FREE Shuttle Service

Coolant

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CASH 4 CARS up to $500 foryour junk car, truck, van. FREEtowing. 585-482-2140. www.cash4carsrochester.com

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2 or 4 Wheel Alignment

$ 1 0 00 OFF Parts & labor additional, w/ad. Exp. 9/30/15.

Buy Any 4 Tires And Receive A FREE Alignment Check.

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$ 39 95

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Doing It All Enterprise

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Available to income-eligible households outside of city limits by reducing energy costs and improving the safety of homes through energy efficiency measures in owned or rented property free of charge!

Contact us today to explore your eligibility for free home energy improvements!

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HEAP recipients are automatically eligible.

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24 Hour Emergency Service

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Fully insured/liability & NYS Workers’ Comp

Free estimates

Discounts for Seniors and Veterans

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Repairs of all leaks and rotted wood from snow

buildup

Roof Leaks

NO JOB TOO SMALL

Fully Insured Senior Citizen Discounts

Upcycling: Transforming the ‘Old’ into a Better ‘New’

Turn old or discarded furniture, cabinets and doors into fresh new creations through “upcycling” -- high-end “recycling” that reduces trash at landfills by refurbishing or repurposing existing pieces, often enhancing the value.

Cabinets: Change the look of your kitchen, bathroom or workshop with a new color for your cabinets and new handles and pulls.

10% OFF your next purchase

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Sears Parts & Service Center 2213 Brighton Henrietta Townline Rd.

Rochester, NY 14623 exp. 12/31/15

Sears Parts & Service Center 2213 Brighton Henrietta

Townline Rd. Rochester, NY 14623

585-274-9903 Mon., Thurs., Fri. 9-7; Tues., Wed. 9-6;

Sat. 9-5; Sun. 10-6

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Contact us for a FREE no obligation estimate.

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FLOWER CITY TREE Services: Tree R emoval • Tree Pruning Emergency Service • Stump Grinding Free stump grinding with removal.

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S & S Painting • Interior/Exterior • Staining (House & Deck)

• Light Carpentry • Residential/Commercial • Insured

Over 23 Years

Experience

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(Owner/Operator)

Cell 704-5454 Pittsford

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GUTTERS INC. Commercial/Residential

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Trim and Facia • Service/Cleanings

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3rd Annual Step Up For SeniorsWalk - Saturday, September 19.Registration starts at 9am and thewalk will start at 10am. Get ourevent T-shirt when you raise $50 ora cozy sweatshirt when you raise$250 or more. It is free to partici-pate and register. Visit this websiteto register www.firstgiving.com/fairportbaptisthomes/walk. Thewalk will start at Fairport BaptistHomes, winding through the villageof Fairport to the canal, with one-and two-mile options. Don Alhartfrom 13WHAM-TV will once againbe the master of ceremonies withfood and entertainment provided.More information, contact JessicaRegan(585)388-2324.

FAIRPORT

Community Connection - Behindthe Scenes at Ground Zero: Mi-chael Bellone, Director, Special Op-erations, T.R.A.C. Team will bespeaking on the 9/11 World TradeCenter Attack on September 23 atClifton Springs Hospital & Clinic.Bellone is a Medic & HonoraryFirefighter for FDNY Ladder 20. Heresponded to the World Trade Cen-ter on 9/11/2001 and worked therecovery team through 6/12/2002.Join us at Community Connectionon September 23, 2015 at 5:30pmin the 2nd Floor Rotary & RetchlessRooms at Clifton Springs Hospital;2 Coulter Road, Clifton Springs.The cost is $6 which includes din-ner. Call 315-462-0120 by Septem-ber 15 to register or for moreinformation.

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Ceremony - Blessing of theGraves: St. Agnes, Avon, LindenSt., Sunday, September 13th, 1pm.St. Rose, Lima, Greenleaf St., Satur-day Afternoon, September 12,5pm. Irish Blessing: ”May the Earthrest so gently over you until the dayyour Soul rises to be with God”.Come, You’re Welcomed. Followprocession leaving church or meetat cemetery. All gathered followthe celebrant as he walks the fourcorners of the Cemetery blessing allburied with sprinkles of holy water.

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The 2015 Rochester AreaDollhouse & Miniature Show:Sunday, September 13th from 10-4pm at the Perinton Oversea Vets,Inc. (VFW), 300 Macedon CenterRoad, Fairport. Admission $4.50per person. Children under 12 withAdult Free. Vendor Door prizes ev-ery hour. Expert dollhouse adviceavailable.

Old-fashioned Games day atFairport Museum - Game loversof all ages are welcome to join thePerinton Historical Society for old-fashioned games such as bean bagtoss, hoop & stick, dominoes, cat´scradle, jacks, and more. The Gameswill be held - rain or shine - onSaturday, September 26th from10am- 11:30am at the Fairport Mu-seum (18 Perrin Street) and areplanned to coincide with theFairport Farmer´s Market. www.perintonhistoricalsociety.org

”Internet Security, Privacy &Safety” (Seminar) - September11, 10-11:30am, Fairport BaptistHomes, 4646 Nine Mile Point Rd.,Fairport. Eliminate fear with properinstruction. Join Daniel Jones forthis fun and informative seminarwhere you will learn how to betterprotect yourself online. You willlearn about: Secure Websites,Important Privacy Tips, Username &Password Safety, Email Safety &Scams. For additional informationand registration, contact 388-2349or [email protected]. Seminarsare 90 minutes long with a $10 fee.Complete Fall 2015 scheduleavailable.

Hypnosis and Mentalist Fund-raiser - Fairport Cross Country in-vites you to an evening withmentalist-hypnotist Cris Johnson.Cris provides an interactive 90 min-utes of mind reading and hypnosisentertainment. You and yourfriends have the opportunity to beup on stage in a hypnotic trance...and that is when the fun begins.Tickets will be sold at the door for$12. Please come and join us for anight filled with fun and laughter.The show is appropriate for allages. Saturday, September 12,8pm-9:30pm, Fairport High School,1 Dave Paddock Way, Fairport.fairportxc.com/booster-club/

“During hot summer months, it’s important for pet parents to pay extra attention to their dogs’ coats,” said Dr. Simon Starkey, veterinary expert for PetSmart. “Pets need to be protected from sun and excessive heat.” (Family Features) Stay Hydrated: In the summer, pet parents need to help keep pets hydrated and make water accessible, even outdoors. Some pets simply don’t drink enough water, so adding wet food to their regular dry food diet is a great option. Wet food contains more moisture and can help pets stay hydrated when it’s hot outside. However, wet food is not a substitute for drinking water, so refresh water bowls several times throughout the day.

American Red Cross BloodD r i v e s : D u r i n g N a t i o n a lPreparedness Month, the AmericanRed Cross urges eligible donors togive blood to help ensure a stableand diverse blood supply isavailable during emergencies of alltypes. A diverse blood supply isimportant to ensuring the needs ofall patients are met. To make anappointment to give blood,download the Red Cross Blood Do-nor App, visit redcrossblood.org orc a l l 1 - 8 0 0 - R E D C R O S S(1-800-733-2767).

Welcoming Catholics Home - St.Marianne Cope Parish will offer asix week series entitled ”Welcom-ing Catholics Home” beginningSeptember 30th at 7pm at GoodShepherd Chapel, 3318 East Hen-rietta Rd. The sessions are for non-practicing Catholics who are seek-ing answers to questions aboutreturning to the Church. No matterhow long you´ve been away and nomatter the reason, we invite you toconsider renewing your relationshipwith the Catholic Church. For moreinformation, call Jeanne Leonardi at533-9386 or Deacon Bob Lyons at461-1949.

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XRX Pioneer Club: Wednesday,September 16, 2015. Mr. Dominic´sat Green Lantern Inn, Fairport,12:15pm. Business meeting/lunch$18.50 - members; $20 - guests.r.s.v.p. - Rose, 585-402-3905. BringPines of Peace donations: papertowels/plates/napkins, postagestamps, baby wipes, large mouthcanning jars, liquid dishwasher sup-plies. www.xeroxpioneerclub.org.

Movies During World War II - OnTuesday, September 15, Fairportnative Donovan Shilling will presenta program titled ”Movies DuringWorld War II” at 7PM at theFairport Museum (18 Perrin St.).World War II was a dramatic timefor many people, and Mr. Shillingwill talk about how the public,including children, reacted to thesewartime movies, many of whichwere shown at Fairport’s own Tem-ple Theatre. Several of his titles arecarried in the Museum Gift Shop.This event is free and open to thepublic. For more information, visitwww.PerintonHistoricalSociety.org.

The Chili Art Group will hold theirannual Fall Art Show, September3rd - September 24th, 2015 at theBarnes and Noble Pittsford Plaza,2nd floor Community Room, 3349Monroe Avenue, Pittsford. TheOpening Reception will be on Fri-day, September 11th, 2015 from5-7pm, with Awards Presentationat 6pm. The public is welcome atno charge. Please visit our websiteat: www.chiliartgroup.weebly.com.For questions you may contact JoanManley at 585-594-1927.

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Open Knit & Crochet - Just dropin to knit or crochet at the OntarioPublic Library, 1850 Ridge Rd.!Bring your new and already startedfiber projects on Tuesday, Septem-ber 22 at 10:30am and sit withyour old and new friends in thema in l ib ra r y room. www.ontariopubliclibrary.org

Town of Ontario Historical Soci-ety Heritage Square Museum’sFall Barn Sale - Thursday, Septem-ber 17th, 9am-8pm; Friday,September 18h from 9am-4pm;Saturday, September 19th, 9am-12pm there will be a $3 bag sale.Collectibles, books, some antiquesand collectibles, general household,jewelry, tools, some furniture, toys,kids games. This will be our lastFALL barn sale, so hurry in for fallbargains! We will only have onesale next year which will be in MAY2016. Heritage Square Museum islocated at the corner of OntarioCenter Road North and BrickChurch Road, off Route 104 orLake Road, Ontario.

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The Genesee Valley Civil WarRoundtable presents Clark B. Hallon ”Captain Henry C. Cutler 8thN.Y. Cavalry” on Wednesday,September 16 at 7pm, LeRoyUnited Methodist Church, 3rd dooron right end of long sidewalk, 10Trigon Park, LeRoy. Discussion pe-riod will follow program. Newmembers are welcome!! Clark B.Hall is Historian at Brandy Station.He is in process of writing a bookon Henry C. Cutler, first soldierkilled June 8, 1863 in GettysburgCampaign at Brandy Station and isburied at Avon Cemetery. He willhave a book to raffle. Doors open6:30pm. Meeting starts promptly at7pm.

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UMC of North Chili presents AQUILTERS GARDEN - September18 & 19. Friday 9am-6pm andSaturday 9am-5pm at The UnitedMethodist Church of North Chili,2200 Westside Drive, Rochester(corner of Westside Dr. & BuffaloRoad). www.umcnorthchili.org,Facebook page ”UMC North ChiliQuilt Show”. Tea Room, CuddleQuilts, Prayer Shawls, Boutique,Food Collection, Saturday FarmersMarket, Vendors, Viewer´s ChoiceAward, Door Prizes, Ample Parking,Quilt for Sale. Handicap Accessible.CLASSES on Friday and Saturday.TICKETS: $5 OR $4 With Donationto Grace Nazarene Food Shelf.Information/to Exhibit call Ellen489-2679, or the church at594-9111.

The Rochester Theater OrganSociety proudly presents its next”Pops-on-Pipes” concert on Sun-day, September 13th, at 2:30PM atthe Rochester Auditorium Theatre.The renowned Maestro HectorOlivera will perform on the RTOSWurlitzer 423 theater pipe organ!Admission to RTOS concerts fornon-members is $15 per person.Groups of 10 or more: $10 perperson. Children 12 & under, andstudents with school ID: free. Boxoffice opens at 1:30 PM day ofperformance. General admissionseating. Handicapped accessible.For more information, visit theRTOS website at http://www.rtosonline.org or call the RTOSConcert & Information Line at585-234-2295.

Gathering Of Gardeners - TheMaster Gardeners of Cornell Coop-erative Extension of MonroeCounty are sponsoring a fallsymposium titled, ”Life is a Garden- Dig It!” The event will be held onSaturday, September 12, in theEisenhart Auditorium, RochesterScience and Museum Center, 657East Avenue, Rochester, NY. Thesymposium will feature speakersJessica Walliser and Naomi Brooks.There will also be a parking lot saleopen to the public with specialtyvendors featuring the best andmost unusual in plant and gardenr e l a t e d i t e m s . w w w .GatheringOfGardeners.com

1st Annual Bleeding DisorderWalk - On September 12, 2015,from 4-8pm, Kershaw Park Area,Canandaigua. The greater Roches-ter area bleeding disorders commu-nity will come together for thearea´s first Bleeding Disorders Walk-- and we invite YOU to join us. TheWalk will bring patients, families,friends and our community to-gether and raise awareness aboutbleeding disorders such as hemo-philia, Von Willebrand disease,Hemochromatosis and Gaucher´sDisease. The event includes activ-ities for kids, raffles and other activ-ities, and dinner. To learn moreabout the Walk or to register, visit:http://www.hemocenter.org.

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Solarize the Flower Citypresents: Solar Assembly - Allare welcome! You’re invited to aneighborhood Solar Assembly!ROCSPOT will kick off the assemblywith a brief presentation about theSolarize campaign and introduceyou to the participating installers,leaving plenty of time for you toask questions. This is a greatchance to learn how effective andaffordable solar power is today! So,bring a friend. *Light refreshmentsserved*. September 15, 6pm-8pm,Artisan Church, 1235 South Clin-ton Ave., Rochester. www.solarizeflowercity.com.

11th Annual Artist Row - ArtistRow is an annual, juried art showpresented and promoted by theFriends of the Rochester PublicMarket with support from the Cityof Rochester. There will be 180artists, music all day long and manychoices of food. This is outsideunder cover. It is held rain or shine,great family outing. Join us onSeptember 20th, 10-4pm, Roches-ter Public Market, 280 N. UnionS t r e e t , R o c h e s t e r . w w w .marketfriends.org/artistrow.html

The Rochester Civic Garden Cen-ter, 5 Castle Park in Rochester isthe Horticultural Education Centerfor the Genesee Region. To viewthe numerous Classes and Eventssuch as Continuous Containers forLate Summer and Fall Interest,Downton Abbey Bridal Show andHigh Tea, Redesigning and Rework-ing the Landscape, SeptemberBlooms Stroll, Visit Rochester’s Cas-tle and more visit www.rcgc.organd click on the image of the 2015S u m m e r C a t a l o g o r c a l l585-473-5130.

Friends of Mount Hope Ceme-tery Theme Tours for September,2015: Saturday, September 19,12:30pm - Mischief, Murder andMayhem. Meet: North Gatehouseopposite Robinson Drive. Guide:Dennis Carr. Saturday, September26, 1pm - Form, Function & MountHope Cemetery. Meet: NorthGatehouse opposite RobinsonDrive: Guide: Dennis Carr. Admis-sion: $7 per person. FREE for mem-bers of the Friends of Mount HopeCemetery and children under 16accompanied by an adult. Informa-tion Line: (585) 461-3494. Website:www.fomh.org. Facebook: Friendsof Mt. Hope Cemetery

The North Chili Quilt Show willbe held September 18, 9-6pm andSeptember 19, 9-5pm at the NorthChili United Methodist Church,2200 Westside Drive at BuffaloRoad. Over 100 inspiring quilts,plus a display of baby quilts forGolisano Children’s Hospital,classes, tea room refreshments,vendors and food collection. Thechurch is handicap accessible andhas ample parking. A Farmer’s Mar-ket is also there on Saturday from8am-1pm. Admission is $5 or $4with a donation to the Grace Naza-rene Food Shelf.

Over Age 50? Make Long-Term Care Plans Before They Are Needed (Family Features) The best time to make decisions regarding long-term care is well before it’s needed. An unexpected illness or injury may force you or a loved one into making hasty decisions. Staying In Charge - An important part of long-term care planning is outlining how you would like things to be handled. Expressing preferences clearly about how any declines in ADLs should be handled, what financial resources are available, and who should provide needed care is a good way to retain control. All adults over age 18 should execute legal documents that appoint one or more individuals to make health care and financial decisions for them in the event they become unable to make decisions for themselves. An attorney can also prepare an advance care directive, which is a set of written instructions detailing what medical care you want or do not want.

Rochester Hope for PetsPresents: Pet Parent Boot Camp- A six session course dedicated toproviding important information onexams, vaccines, parasites & more!Everyone is welcome to join us forjust one, or for all six sessions. Eachsession will be held on a Wednes-day evening from 6-7pm at Dun-can’s Center for Veterinary Educa-tion. There is no cost to attend(Suggested $5 donation per ses-sion). Visit our website for the fulllisting of session topics and dates.Proceeds from each session tobenefit Rochester Hope for PetsDuncan´s Fund. For questions or toreserve a seat please call 271-2733x 8 9 o r e m a i [email protected]

You are invited...Wine Tastingfrom Casa Larga & Silent Auc-tion. Hosted by: Courtney Fay.Come support Angels of Mercy inthe fight against human trafficking!Wednesday, September 16, 6PM-9PM, Good Luck Restaurant, 50Anderson Avenue, Rochester. Tick-ets: $15. Bid on items from localbusinesses. Taste wine from localwinery. Learn about trafficking andhow you can help fight for thosecaught in a form of modern dayslavery. Great items from localbusinesses! Black Button Distillery,Wegman´s, Long Acre Farms, Bel-hurst Wine, Grand Cru Chocolates,Grappa Restaurant, More! Get yourtickets today! Goodruncocktail.eventbrite.com. For more informa-tion, call 585-730-4556.

Rochester Hope for PetsPresents: Pet Parent Boot Camp- A six session course dedicated toproviding important information onexams, vaccines, parasites & more!Everyone is welcome to join us forjust one, or for all six sessions. Eachsession will be held on a Wednes-day evening from 6-7pm at Dun-can’s Center for Veterinary Educa-tion, 825 White Spruce Blvd. Thereis no cost to attend (Suggested $5donation per session). Visit ourwebsite for the full listing of sessiontopics and dates. Proceeds fromeach session to benefit RochesterHope for Pets Duncan´s Fund. Forquestions or to reserve a seatplease call 271-2733 x89 or [email protected]

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Oktoberfest - Join us Saturday,September 26th from 6-9PM in thechurch´s Congregational Hall, Web-ster United Church of Christ, 570Klem Road. There will be music forsinging and dancing - plus aperformance by members of theSchuhplattler Verein, a Germandance club! Tickets are $5 perperson, and German specialties likeSchnitzel, Sauerkraut, Potato Salad,Bratwurst, and desserts like AppleStrudel and Black Forest Cake willbe available for purchase. Call thechurch office at 585-671-3757 toreserve your ticket or to get moreinformation. Oktoberfest ist Wun-derbar! Ja!

Polish Dinner / Dance Party - TheWebster Columbus Center at 70Barrett Drive, Webster, is sponsor-ing a ’Polish Dinner/Dance Party’ onSaturday, September 19. Come joinus for great Polish Food preparedby ’Polska Chata’, Polish Beer, andMusic by Ray Serafin & The BrassMagic Band. Call 585-899-0336 or585-265-9844 for tickets: Per Per-son with Dinner - $25; Couple withDinner - $45; Per Person No Dinner- $15. Dinner served from 6-8pm,the Brass Magic Band will play from7-10pm. Cash Bar all night.

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Rush Fall Festival Ladies Auxil-iary Not Your Normal PancakeBreakfast - Saturday, September19th, 8am-11am Breakfast Yourchoice of pancakes, sausage,breakfast sandwiches, coffee, tea,or cocoa and Lunch 11am-3pmyour choice of Hamburgers, Hot´s,Sausage, Chili, Pulled Pork, Chips,Caramel Apples! Held at The RushFireman´s Field, 1971 Rush-Mendon Rd., Rush! To benefit ourscholarship fund, fireman´s needsand community events ! Free toenter!

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Now in its 26th year, National Recovery Month is a national observance held every September to educate Americans that substance use treatment and mental health services can enable those substance and/or mental health disorders to live a healthy and rewarding life. This year’s theme, “Join the Voices for Recovery: Visible, Vocal, Valuable,” encourages people to openly speak-up about mental and substance use disorders and the reality of recovery, and promotes ways individuals can recognize behavioral health issues and reach out for help.

Locally, the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence-Rochester Area (NCADD-RA) is celebrating recovery with the theatrical production “Moments…An Evening with Bill W.” This one-man show, written by Bill McNiff and performed by Andrew Matthews, tells the true story of Bill Wilson, the co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous. The story takes place in New York City in 1950. The special guest is Bill W who recently learned of the passing of his partner, life-long friend and co-founder of AA Dr. Bob. Join us for this theatrical event from 7:00-8:00 p.m. on Friday, September 25, 2015 at Asbury First United Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall, 1050 East Avenue, Rochester NY. Joining us for opening remarks will be Robert Lindsey from Friends of Recovery New York and Family Recovery Network. Registration for the event begins at 6:30 p.m.

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DePaul is a progressive not-for-profit organization founded in 1958. DePaul is committed to providing quality services including assisted living programs for seniors; residential, rehabilitation and treatment services to persons with mental illness in recovery; addiction prevention and support programs, vocational programs and affordable housing. For more information about DePaul, please call (585) 426-8000 or visit www.depaul.org.

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Sept. 27, 1869, in Kansas, Ellis County sheriff Wild Bill

Hickok responds to a bar brawl and kills one man. Weeks later

he killed a second man in the name of law enforcement. While

his brutal ways were effective, local citizens were less than

impressed. At the next election Hickok was voted out.

Tips for long-distance caregivers

Caring for a friend or family member who has cancer is not easy. It may only get more difficult when a caregiver lives far away.

Long-distance caregiving may not be ideal for the patient or the caregiver, but it’s sometimes the only option. Long- distance caregivers can expect their out-of-pocket expenses to be higher, as the cost of travel alone is likely to be considerable. While long-distance caregiving may not be ideal, the American Cancer Society offers the following tips to help men and women entrusted with caring for a cancer-stricken friend or family member from afar.

• Make sure your loved one’s home is safe. When you get the chance to visit your loved one’s home, make the most of that visit and ensure his or her home is safe. If the illness has made things more difficult around the house, address any of these issues before you return home. Patients who receive chemotherapy are often weakened after treatment, so it can help to install some grab bars in the bathroom or purchase a shower seat to reduce the risk of falling in the shower. In addition, make sure handrails inside and outside the home are secure. If they’re loose, tighten them so they provide adequate support.

• Clean up around the house. Cancer patients may also be too weak to keep up with their chores around the house. A dirty home can be depressing to men and women battling cancer, so clean up around the house to brighten the home and reduce the risk of an insect or rodent infestation.

• Be ready for a crisis. No one wants to imagine a situation in which his or her loved one suffering from cancer has an emergency, but caregivers need to do just that. Have someone you can count on nearby to check on your friend or family member if you suddenly cannot reach the cancer patient. Introduce yourself to your loved one’s next-door neighbor or meet a close friend who lives nearby that you can contact should your friend or family member prove difficult to reach.

• Make a list of medications and update it regularly. Cancer patients often take certain medications as part of their treatment and recovery, and caregivers should make a list of these medications, periodically updating the list as the treatment and recovery process progresses.

• Make sure your loved one has a cell phone. Though it might seem hard to believe, some people, especially the elderly, still do not have cellular phones. When serving as a long-distance caregiver, it’s imperative that you can easily and routinely reach your cancer-stricken friend or relative. Cancer treatment might make it difficult for him or her to get to a land line, so be sure he or she has a cell phone that he or she can carry with them at all times. Program important numbers, including your own number, as well as his or her physician’s and a neighbor’s or nearby relative’s number, into the phone.

• Stay in touch with the patient’s physician. While a physician might not be able to share all the details of your loved one’s condition, you can keep in touch with him or her to stay abreast of how the treatment and recovery process is going. A physician can help you tailor your caregiving to best manage the patient’s needs, adjusting that plan as the treatment and recovery process evolves.

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Wheatland Community Church 6746 East River Rd., Rush • 533-1172

www.wheatlandchurch.com • Join us as we worship our Lord Jesus Christ and seek to make him known to our community Christian Education 9:30am for all ages (Sept. - June) Worship Service 10:30am (July-Aug. 10:00am) Children’s ministry, youth ministry & small groups meet during the week

Evangelical Free Church

Grace Episcopal Church

9 Browns Ave. (at west end of Genesee St.), Scottsville • 889-2028

The Rev. Kenneth R. Pepin, Rector

Sunday Morning: 10:30am - Holy Eucharist

10:30am - Church School

Episcopal

Marianne Cope Roman Catholic Parish Of Good Shepherd, Guardian Angels, and St. Joseph’s

Invites you to worship with us.

Daily and Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday: 4:00PM at Guardian Angels

5:00PM at St. Joseph’s

Sunday: 8:30AM at Good Shepherd

9:15AM at Guardian Angels

10:30AM at St. Joseph’s

11:15AM at Good Shepherd

Monday: 8:15AM at Guardian Angels

Tuesday: 6:30AM at Good Shepherd

8:15AM at St. Joseph’s

Wednesday: 8:15AM at Guardian Angels

Thursday: 8:15AM at St. Joseph’s

Friday: 6:30AM at Good Shepherd

Confessions available every Saturday at 2:30pm at Guardian Angels

and 3:30pm at St. Joseph’s. Confessions are also available after

the 6:30am Mass at Good Shepherd on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Barbara Swiecki, Pastoral Administrator

Fr. Peter Nkansah & Fr. Gerald Appelby, Sacramental Ministers

Phone: 585-334-3518 • FAX: 585-334-6015

Visit us on the web at: www.smcrcc.org • Email: [email protected]

Good Shepherd, 3318 E. Henrietta Rd., Henrietta, NY 14467

Guardian Angels Church, 2061 E. Henrietta Rd., Rochester, NY 14623

St. Joseph’s Church, 6105 Rush Lima Rd., Rush, NY 14543

Catholic

Harvest Bible Fellowship 1125 Calkins Rd., Rochester 14623 • 359-1230

Facebook: Harvestbiblerochester

You’re invited - practical, relevant message for everyone

Church service Sunday 10:30am

Kids Own Worship 10:30am

Baptist

Worship Services in your area

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Sept. 24, 1996, bestselling author Stephen King releases

two new novels at once. “Desperation” was released under

King’s name, while “The Regulators” was published under his

pseudonym, Richard Bachman.

The best teachers teach from the heart, not from the book.

~Author Unknown

Word of Life Christian Fellowship (Affiliated with Elim Fellowship, Lima, NY)

3374 Winton Rd. S., Rochester, NY 14623 • 585-272-8885

www.wolcf.org

Pastor Phil McNeill

Sunday 10:00am Worship Service

Weekly programs for kids, teens, adults, outreach and more!

Ridgeland Community Church 260 Beckwith Road, W. Henrietta

334-6722

www.ridgelandchurch.org

Bob Stoddard, Pastor

Worship Service and Kids Own Worship Sundays at 10:00am

Non-Denominational

Faith United Methodist Church Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors

174 Pinnacle Road • Henrietta, NY • 334-1180

Pastor: Rev. Jinkook Lee

Sunday Service: 10:00am • Website: www.faithumcny.org Social Media: www.facebook.com/FaithUMCNY

Faith United Methodist Church Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors

174 Pinnacle Road • Henrietta, NY • 334-1180

Pastor: Rev. Jinkook Lee

Sunday Service: 10:00am • Website: www.faithumcny.org Social Media: www.facebook.com/FaithUMCNY

M ethodist

St. Mark’s Lutheran Church 779 Erie Station Rd. (across from W. Hen. Post Office) • 334-4795

www.saintmarkslutheran.org Pastor Mark Brown Sun. Worship, 10:00am Sunday School/Bible Study, 9:00am Pre-School every day 3&4 yr. olds • 334-4130

Pinnacle Lutheran Church 250 Pinnacle Road, Rochester (corner of Stone Road) Church 334-1392 • School 334-6500

Rev. Joseph Mazikas, Senior Pastor Worship Services: Sat. 5:30PM; Sunday 10:00AM, Bible Study/Sunday School: Sunday 9:00AM (September-June), Preschool half/full day (ages 3-4); Full Day Kindergarten (Sept.-June), Before & After Care M-F 6:30AM - 6:30PM (Sept.-June), Summer Camp (ages 3-12) 6:30AM - 6:30PM (July-August)

Lutheran


Magic Maze WORDS OF SMELL

Christ Clarion Presbyterian Church 415 Thornell Rd., Pittsford • 381-5090

www.christclarion.org Rev. Kay Michelinie, Pastor Worship 10:30am, Nursery Care • Handicap accessible Please join us; we are a warm and friendly congregation “Called out in faith and fellowship for service”

The First Presbyterian Church of Pittsford 21 Church St., Pittsford • 586-5688 • www.pittsfordpres.org Rev. Bruce G. Boak, Pastor • Rev. Carrie N. Mitchell, Associate Pastor Family Worship: Sun. 8:30am and 10:00am Nursery and Pre-K; Church School (K-8th); Senior High Church School (9-12th) Handicap accessible • Hearing Loop available

Presbyterian

Worship Services

in your area

CROSSWORD

This week’s puzzle answer is elsewhere in this paper. The Crossword Puzzle is provided by Tribune Media Services. Any questions or comments should be made to 1-800-346-8798.

ACROSS DOWN

1 German

interjection

2 Cattle call?

3 Hostel

4 Stunk

5 Arrived

6 49-Across, e.g.

7 Tokyo’s old name

8 Splays

9 Backwoods’

beverage

10 Burden

11 “The Way We -”

16 Longing

20 Early bird?

21 Eager

22 Finished

23 Hold two jobs

24 Employer

26 Cereal choice

27 Prot. or Cath.

28 Shakespeare’s

river

29 Repair

31 Bent

34 A billion years

35 Bryn Mawr

graduate, e.g.

37 Scrooge’s cry

38 Staff

39 Loathe

40 Passport

endorsement

41 And others (Lat.)

44 Inventor Whitney

45 Lubricate

46 Autumn mo.

47 Ultra-modern

1 Eastern potentate

(Var.)

5 Musical symbol

9 Do some lawnwork

12 Scoop holder

13 Verdi opera

14 Indivisible

15 Newlyweds’ trip

17 “- Town”

18 Acute

19 Feel

21 Madison Avenue

types

24 Marshy tracts

25 Suitable

26 Horse-drawn carriage

30 Yoko of music

31 Top of a wave

32 “- Got a Secret”

33 Army bigwigs

35 Soon, in verse

36 Crazy bird

37 Mix

38 Khaki fabric

40 Calf meat (Fr.)

42 Tatter

43 The Who drummer

48 Ordinal suffix

49 “Born Free” heroine

50 Pleasant

51 Drenched

52 Use a rotary phone

53 Saxophone range


Wyoming County SPCA 110th Birthday Celebration - Special heartfelt thanks go out to everyone who came out to the shelter to help us celebrate and start a new chapter! It meant so much to all of us connected with the shelter and also to all our 4 legged friends. It was so good to see the community come together for such a good cause.

Parents, taxpayers, citizens, let’s not waste another year. What would happen to our society if we spent twice as much time and money on education as we do now? And not just on the wealthy, but on everyone, especially on everyone. What if every six-year-old was reading, if math and science were treated as opportunities, not chores, if community service and leadership got as much space in the local paper and on TV as sports do? The real win is creating a generation that actually delights in learning. Once people want to learn, there are more self-

directed avenues open than ever before. I wonder how many people will have to speak up before we end up redefining what ‘good enough’ looks like when it came to the single most important thing we do for our future and our kids.

Seth Godin

The Teresa House Board of Directors, Staff and Volunteers would like to send many thanks to Pat O’Connell of Solid Scapes in Geneseo. He graciously stopped by and installed some engraved bricks into our new Walkway of Remembrance. Pat also taught us how to install future bricks and generously donated some tools and other items to make the process easier for us. We greatly appreciate his donation of time & talent!!

A HUGE thank you to the Avon Village water girl. Once again she has kept the flowers in the village looking beautiful. All Avon residents should be proud of our colorful display throughout the village. Thanks for doing such a great job.

Congrats Coach Englert on 100 wins! Congrats to achieving the 100 win milestone, after winning the first game of the season beating Bolivar 42-0. God bless your season and future seasons.

Subsidized living- I was on the list for this - but when I call the receptionist is so rude and treats me like I am beneath her to talk to - I just want to ask a couple questions but no one will answer or return calls- So I had an advocate call for me because sometimes I have a communication problem and they told me to stop having her call. Help! Where do I go from here and why does she feel she can talk to me that way? I am polite, not pushy. She is getting paid to do a job but I am so upset after I get off the phone I just cry.

Stolen Kayak - My name is Jack. I am 12 years old. Last Saturday my dad and I were going Kayaking. We were driving on [Local] Rte and my Kayak fell off the trailer. When we circled back to pick it up --- someone took it! STOLE IT! Whoever took this please be kind and return it to the police department. What did your parents teach you???

If more fathers took their children to work with them and taught them life lessons and a good day’s work, we wouldn’t be in such a mess as a country. Farmers work crazy long hours and try to spend time with their families whenever possible. They are dedicated to their work and dedicated to their families.

They are also the backbone of America. If you’re in too much of a rush and can’t wait a few minutes behind a tractor, then you are in too much of a hurry. Please take time to appreciate little things in life like a father spending time with his child.

Sincerely, The farmers who feeds you 3x a day

On the morning of the 4th of July you ran over and killed my black and white cat in [local town] and never stopped. You did not have the decency to try and find out who the owner is and let me know what happened. He was a healthy 13 year old cat so dearly loved and now so horribly missed by both myself and his best friend, Buddy. Our hearts are broken. If you had been going the 10 mph speed limit you never would have killed him. All I want to know is what happened that put him in the road in front of your car?

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Nursing Opportunities The Episcopal Church Home, a skilled nursing facility, has

exciting RN leadership positions available. We offer a great

place to work. If you are looking for a change and want to

contribute to “Life Inspired Every Day,” we would love to hear

from you. RN Supervisor: Full-time evenings (3pm–11pm), 30 hours per

week with every other weekend; weekend day shift (7am-3pm)

and per diem shifts also available. The RN Supervisor is

responsible for the oversight of all nursing staff. Candidates

must have a current and valid NYS RN license with previous

supervisory experience preferred. Rehab Nurse Manager: Full time (37.5 hours per week) M-F

Day shift with on-call responsibilities. The Nurse Manager is

responsible for organization and management of nursing

practice and resident care. Candidates must have

a current NYS RN license, five years’ clinical

experience, one in gerontology and one year of

management experience preferred.

Please apply to: Episcopal SeniorLife Communities,

505 Mt. Hope Avenue, Rochester, NY 14620

or online at: www.episcopalseniorlife.org

Commercial Equipment Operator Victor Excavating is

seeking a Shovel & Dozer Operator. Year-round work with good pay & benefits.

Must have experience, Class A helpful.

924-1934

MACHINE MAINTENANCE/

MACHINE BUILDER Lexington Machining is a manufacturer of precision

machined metal components for the automotive industry. We offer competitive pay and benefits, including a matching 401K Plan.

We are seeking a machine maintenance/builder with education or experience in welding, electrical, mechanical, pneumatics and hydraulics.

Please apply at:

Lexington Machining,

677 Buffalo Rd., Rochester, NY 14611

or email: [email protected]

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

AUTO MECHANIC - FULL TIME -

Experience a MUST! Pay based on experience.

Email resume to [email protected] or apply in person at

S&S LIMOUSINES LeRoy, NY

Wolk Manor, an Assisted Living/ Enriched Living environment offering a higher level of care, is actively recruiting compassionate, patient &

detailed oriented staff members.

If you are looking to make a difference in a resident’s life we would like to speak with you on Wednesday, Sept. 16th from 2-5pm!

• Home Health Aides - must be available to work weekends, days, evenings & nights. Certified as HHA required. New grads welcome to apply.

• LPNs - days, evenings, nights & per diem. Must have NYS LPN license. 1 year experience preferred. Medication assistance training available. Must be available to attend a paid M-Th, day orientation.

• Waitstaff - days/evenings; must be available weekends , HS Diploma or GED pref’d.

• Environmental Services - days, HS Diploma or GED pref’d.

Please apply to: www.jewishseniorlife.org, Jewish Senior Life is an Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer.

Minority/ Female/ Disability/ Veteran.

OPEN HOUSE! WEDNESDAY, SEPT 16 TH

2PM-5PM (on-site interviews @ Summit

@ Brighton, 2000 Summit Circle, Rochester, NY 14618)

Lifeguards, Water Safety Instructors (WSI)

and Swim Aides Rush-Henrietta Central Schools Experience the RH Advantage.

Positions needed to assist with the RH Continuing Education swim program located at the

Senior High School. Shifts available Sunday afternoon, and Mon./Wed. evening.

Applicable certifications required. Call 359-7805 for details and application instructions. We are committed to achieving a diverse workforce.

$1,000 sign-on bonus for CERTIFIED HHAs in

the Canandaigua area. Many hours & excellent pay available!

RN, LPN, HHA, PCA ★ New Flex Aide Positions,

Car and reliability a must!

• New Hiring Bonuses available

• HHA need in suburbs

• Peds LPN Home Care Cases in all

suburbs, Vent and Trach exp. a plus.

• Flexible schedules/Immed. openings

www.interimhealthcare.com Call today 585-340-4801

1 S. Washington St., Suite 200, Rochester, NY 14614

or e-mail resume to Elise Banser: [email protected]

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


Lakeland Equipment

Is Hiring! Service Writer Needed

Full Time Lakeland Equipment is a premier John Deere Equipment dealer with six locations, over 150 full time employees and over $80 million in sales. Because of our continued growth, we are looking for a Service Writer to join our team at our Macedon, NY location. Come join a company that was recently named one of the top best places to work in Rochester!

This is a great opportunity to work alongside industry professionals and increase your skills and experience with an industry leader. You will be in a dynamic, exciting position that is customer facing and directly supports the Service Manager. Lakeland Equipment offers plenty of room for advancement for the right candidates.

Duties will include customer service, processing of work orders, warranties and filling in for the Service Manager. The ideal candidate should have a two year business degree or equivalent experience and be detail oriented. Additionally they should be computer literate and able to type proficiently. They also should be knowledgeable of Lawn and Garden Equipment and mechanically inclined.

Compensation and Benefits - Lakeland Equipment offers competitive compensation and a great benefits package that includes health, dental, vision, life insurance and 401(k) with company matching offered after 1 year of employment.

Please stop in and fill out an application or fax, email or mail your resume to (no phone calls please):

Lakeland Equipment Attn: Andy McNamara

185 Rt31F Macedon, NY 14502 Fax - 585-425-3062

[email protected]

For Complete Details Visit www.lakelandequipment.com

Answering Questions About Continuing Education

Is a college degree really necessary? For many, continuing education doesn’t mean heading to a college campus. It can involve taking certificate programs and vocational training.


A CCESS B US O PERATOR Part-time

O VERVIEW :

RTS-ACCESS, Inc. is an operating subsidiary of the Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority that provides Para transit, curb to curb service for persons with disabilities. RTS-ACCESS is

seeking qualified individuals looking to be a bus operator with our organization.

R ESPONSIBILITIES :

Applicants must be available weekdays, weekends, and holidays between the hours of 5am and 1am. Must be available at least 20 hrs/wk; Union; 5 weeks paid training Monday-Friday 8am - 5pm at $8.75/hr. Upon successful completion of training, hours and schedule will vary, hourly wage increases to $14.36/hr.

R EQUIREMENTS :

Candidates must possess: a high school diploma or GED; a valid NYS CDL C Permit w/ passenger endorsement , and a clean driving record; candidates will be required to pass a pre-employment drug test; criminal background check and physical examination in accordance with 19A requirements.

H OW TO A PPLY :

In person at RTS, 1372 East Main Street, Rochester 14609 Apply on line and upload an application at www.my RTS.com Send via fax 585-654-0293 or email to [email protected]

Equal Opportunity Employer

ConServe is

Hiring!Immediate Openings in our Hi-Tech Communication Centers

Apply online atwww.ConServeJobs.com

Equal Opportunity Employer and a Drug-Free Workplace

NEW

LOCATION IN

HENRIETTA!

• CrossKeys Of1ce Park - Fairport, NY • Calkins Road Business Park - Henrietta, NY • Appletree Business Park - Cheektowaga, NY

V AN B ORTEL 71 Marsh Rd.,

Fairport

Immediate openings:

• Technicians

• Porters/Valet Customer service must be your first priority.

We offer the highest pay, training and great benefits. Must be able to

stand for extended periods of time and lift up to 50 lbs.

For immediate interview call Tom at: 585-586-4415

or email: [email protected]

Pipe Worker Victor Excavating is

seeking a Residential Pipe Worker. The candidate must have experience

installing water services, sanitary and storm sewers, septic systems and pump stations. Year-round work with good pay & benefits.

Call

585-924-1934


Join Our Team! Cloverwood & Glenmere, an exceptional non-profit senior living community in Pittsford, NY, are looking for energetic, pleasant & compassionate individuals! We are now accepting applications for the following positions:

Waitstaff - Currently seeking several part-time positions,

including weekends. - Provides eye-appealing meals & great customer service to our residents. Upscale restaurant/country club experience desirable. Must be able to work 1 weekend shift. Competitive compensation.

To submit resumes go to:

Cloverwood.org or fax to 585-248-1146

active retirement living

Victor is Hiring! Positions available for:

Deli (All shifts & weekends.)

Produce (All shifts & weekends.)

Cashiers (Afternoons, evenings & weekends)

Apply online www.walmart.com/apply

or in-store!

Shipping/Receiving/Delivery Due to increased business, Beam Mack is hiring. Clean license

needed. Heavy duty truck parts experience is helpful. We offer a

competitive pay scale, health insurance and 401(k).

A great future for a self-motivated person.

Send Resume To: [email protected] Fax: 585-272-9445 Attn: Mike Bucci

Deli Clerk (Mendon) Part-time clerk, afternoon/eve. & weekends. Must be 18. Various duties include food prep, slicing cold cuts, waiting on customers, stock and refill product. Must be able to handle multiple tasks in fast-paced environment, and possess manual dexterity to operate slicers, deep fryer, ovens, etc. Must also be customer service oriented and communicate well with others.

Interested parties may apply on-line at: www.honeoyefallsmarketplace.com or in person at Mendon Meadows Market Place 51 Assembly Drive, Mendon


We are looking for compassionate

people to assist in caring for our

clients & patients.

Receptionist - Full Time

Kennel Assistant - Part Time Position includes substantial cleaning & pet care.

Apply in person at 117 N. Main St., Fairport, NY 14450

or at [email protected] • No phone calls

$13.50 base-appt. Entry level - we train Fun & Easy

Customer Sales Service. Very Flexible.

Scheduling perfect for students, ages 17+

Scholarships or credits possible. (Conditions apply.)

Call (585) 424-6075 or Apply online at earnpartime.com

FALL PT WORK

RUSH-HENRIETTA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT is looking for a

PART-TIME LIBRARY CLERK 25 hrs/wk, must have High School Diploma plus

1 yr of library clerical exp or 4 yrs general

clerical exp, or 60 college credit hours.

Apply:

Office of Human Resources 2034 Lehigh Station Rd., Henrietta 14467

We are committed to achieving a diverse workforce

Residential Equipment Operator Victor Excavating is

seeking a Shovel & Dozer Operator. Year-round work with good pay & benefits.

Must have experience, Class A helpful.

924-1934


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We are mums. You will buy us.Your attempts to resist will fail.

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