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The Webster-Penfield-Ontario Edition (585) 265-3620 • (866) 812-8111 February 12, 2016

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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 13

Brighter/Vent.............................Page 22

Classifieds For Sale.............................Page 14

Dining and Entertainment...............................Page 4

Employment Opportunities.............................Page 32

Garage Sales.............................Page 27

Give and Take.............................Page 12

Health & Clinical Trials.............................Page 28

Home Services.............................Page 20

Just for Kids.............................Page 16

Pet Place.............................Page 10

Puzzle Answers.............................Page 27

Real Estate.............................Page 30

Senior Center.............................Page 23

Mon.-Sat. 9am-7pm; Sun. 10am-4pm

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Feb. 26, 1935, Nazi leader Adolf Hitler signs a secret

decree authorizing the founding of the Reich Luftwaffe as a third

German military service. The Versailles Treaty that ended World

War I had prohibited military aviation in Germany.

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Feb. 25, 1870, Hiram Rhoades Revels, a Republican from

Natchez, Mississippi, is sworn into the U.S. Senate, becoming

the first black American ever to sit in Congress. During the Civil

War, Revels, a college-educated minister, served as a chaplain

for the Union army.


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Hearty stew s and belly-w arming soups are coming out of the kitchens; frost is sparkling, and w inter jackets are coming out of hiding. Families are craving slow -cooked, savory meals that yield health benefits and leftovers. Delic ious, savory w inter-rec ipe ingredients that w ill surely satisfy are w hite beans and Oso Sw eet Onions, an onion grow n at the foot of the Andes M ountains. Onions are not only believed to be a cancer preventative, their low -salt, low -fat health benefits are the proactive equivalent to superhero pow ers. Onions have 25 compounds that low er blood pressure and cholesterol, prevent thrombosis, inhibit strokes and battle heart disease, says the American Heart Association.

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Beer & Wine available Stress-free Entertaining 101

Set the stage outdoors . For outdoor entertaining – whether your party meets by the pool or for a picnic in the park – opt for durable melamine or acrylic dishes to keep things shatter-proof and stress-free. There are tons of stylish, summer-inspired colors and patterns to choose from these days.

Make it fun . Add creativity to your summer party using a beach-inspired theme. Use a beach towel as a table runner, fill clear vases with sand and colorful mini paper lanterns, toss some giant beach balls around and serve ‘beach umbrella’ cupcakes, decorated with brown sugar (for the sand) and a cocktail umbrella.

Keep them cool . When serving lemonade or punch, create ice cubes from the beverage itself, in advance of your party. Using this trick, the drinks will stay cold, and you won’t have to worry about the mixture getting watered down throughout the event.

Provide finger food . Offer guests mini-meals that encourage interaction among guests. Foods such as mini sandwiches and fruit trays are great options. “Dipping bars” are a fun idea for pool-themed parties. Set out a variety of salsas and dips, along with tortilla chips, pretzels, pita bread and sliced vegetables for dipping, then encourage your guests to “take a dip!”

Don’t forget dessert . Chill some of your favorite candy bars for fun-sized, after-dinner sweets. For example, stack a platter full of Milky Way Simply Caramel bars in the fridge before guests arrive. This great, no-bake treat provides the perfect balance of chocolate, caramel, and cool.

Go potluck . Ask your guests to bring their favorite appetizer or side dish. Not only does this set a casual tone – you may find some new favorite recipes! Remember to keep paper to-go containers on hand to send your guests home with left-overs and to properly thank your co-chefs for their contribution to the meal.


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Kir: Chardonnay Wine with Crème De Cassis Berry Liquor and a Twist of Lemon

French 75: Tangueray Gin, dash of Lemon Juice, Simple Syrup topped with Champagne

Moonshine Cosmo: Apple Pie or Cherry Moonshine, Cointreau, Lime Juice, topped with Cranberry Juice and a Lime Wedge

Chocolate Martini: Godiva Chocolate Liqueur, Crème De Cacao, dressed with Chocolate Syrup and garnished with Cocoa Powder

Pineapple Upside Down Martini: Vanilla Vodka, Amaretto, Pineapple Juice, a dash of Grenadine, garnished with a Cherry

Banana Split Martini: Pinnacle Whipped Vodka, Bananas 99, Milk, dressed with Chocolate Syrup and garnished with Cocoa Powder

Happy Hour

4-7pm Mon.-Sat.

Beer & Wine $1 Off

Bottle of Wine

$5 Off

Beef and Chipotle Burritos

Makes 6 burritos

1 1 ⁄ 2 pounds boneless beef round steak, cut 3/4-inch thick 1 14.5 ounce can diced tomatoes, undrained 1/3 cup chopped onion 1 to 2 canned chipotle peppers in adobo sauce, chopped 1 teaspoon dried oregano, crushed 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin 1 clove garlic, minced 6 9- to 10-inch tomato-flavored or plain flour tortillas, warmed 3/4 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese (3 ounces) 1 recipe Pico de Gallo Salsa (see below) Shredded jicama or radishes (optional) Dairy sour cream (optional)

1. Trim fat from meat. Cut meat into six pieces. In a 3 1 ⁄ 2 - or 4- quart slow cooker place meat, undrained tomatoes, onion, chipotle pepper, oregano, cumin and garlic.

2. Cover and cook on low-heat setting for 8 to 10 hours or on high-heat setting for 4 to 5 hours. Remove meat from slow cooker. Using two forks, pull meat apart into shreds. Place shredded meat in a large bowl. Stir in enough cooking liquid to reach desired consistency. Divide meat among warm tortillas, spooning it just below the centers. Top with cheese, Pico de Gallo Salsa, and, if desired, jicama and sour cream. Roll up tortillas.

Pico de Gallo Salsa: In a small bowl, combine 1 cup finely chopped tomatoes; 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion; 2 tablespoons snipped fresh cilantro; 1 fresh serrano chile pepper, seeded and finely chopped; and dash of sugar. Cover and chill for several hours.


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Feb. 28, 1964, Thelonious Monk makes the cover of Time

magazine. Beatlemania was at its peak, but contemporary jazz

music had captured the imagination of a significant number of

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PAMPERED PAWS GROOMINGSALON: Located at 5933 Arbor Road,Ontario. Certified Groomer. Eveningand Weekend Hours. 585-267-6866.

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Kids rarely look forw ard to doing their homew ork. But the right atmosphere can make homew ork seem like less of a chore and more of an opportunity for kids to apply themselves.

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church (WELS) 6020 Pittsford-Palmyra Rd., Fairport • 381-4670

Sunday Worship, 9:30 am Sunday Education Hr. all ages, 11:00 am Pastor Mark Westra “Sharing the Promise of Peace in Jesus Christ” www.princeofpeacefairport.org

Lutheran

Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd 1130 Webster Rd.• Webster • 872-2281

Handicapped Accessible

8:00am, Holy Eucharist Rite I (no music) at Good Shepherd

10:15am, Holy Eucharist Rite II (with music) at Good Shepherd

Wednesday: 12:00 noon, Holy Eucharist at Good Shepherd

Episcopal

East Penfield Baptist Church 2635 Penfield Road (Corner of Carter Rd.) • 377-2786

Minister: Rev. Dr. Robert Shoesmith •␣Worship Service: Sunday 10:00am.

Coffee and fellowship after the service.

Got cabin fever? The mid-winter blues? Need a little sun? Come listen to Pastor Bob! Put a spring in your step, a song in your heart and the Light of the Lord in your soul.

Webster Baptist Church An open, active, caring community of Christ 59 South Avenue • 265-9480 • www.wbcus.org • [email protected]

Pastor: Rev. Michael Ware

Sunday Worship: 9:55am

Nursery care provided. Church school for all ages.

Baptist

Webster Assembly of God 708 Hard Road, Webster, NY 14580 • 585-671-2423

Pastor Dan Grossglass

Sunday Worship Celebration: 9:30 am - Nursery, Kids Connection, Coffee Café

Refresh & Refuel Hour: Wednesdays @ 6:30pm

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Feb. 27, 1827, a group of masked and costumed

students dance through the streets of New Orleans, marking

the beginning of the city’s Mardi Gras celebrations. Though

early French settlers had brought the tradition of Mardi Gras,

Spanish governors later banned the celebrations.

Expect problems and eat them for breakfast. Alfred A. Montapert

Mountain Rise United Church of Christ 2 Mountain Rise, Fairport (Off Rt. 31, just east of Kreag Rd.) • 223-2433

www.mtriseucc.org • The Rev. Dr. Greg Osterberg, Pastor Suzanne Gangemi, Director of Family Life Ministries SUNDAY 10:00am, Communion - 1st Sun. each month, Worship in Jazz - 2nd Sun. each month, Children/Youth Christian Education “Komma Kids” avail. during worship. Nursery care avail. Accessible & Audio Loop avail.

United Church of Christ

Perinton Presbyterian Church 6511 Pittsford Palmyra Road, Fairport • 223-1203

www.perintonpres.org • Our building is fully handicap accessible Services 8:30am and 11:00am (Summer Worship 9:30am) Nursery Care provided during services • Church school for all ages 9:35am Connecting Th rough Jesus Christ *Sharing His Love* Becoming Faithful Disciples

Presbyterian

Webster Bible Church 675 Holt Road, Webster 585-872-5151 • Pastor Matt Fletcher Sunday School: All ages- 9am Sunday Worship: 10:30am, Nursery available Wed., 6:30pm - Community groups, Olympians- Middle School Students Sun., 7:00pm - High School Students

Non-Denominational

North Ontario United Methodist Church 7200 Ontario Center Rd., at the corner of Brick Church Rd., Ontario, NY 14519

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315-524-9509 / Rev. Lawrence Wiliford, Pastor

9/13/15 - 7/3/16 Indoor Worship Service: 10:00am

United Methodist Church of Webster 169 E. Main St., Webster • 585-265-9720

www.umcwebster.org • [email protected] Rick LaDue, Lead Pastor Sunday Worship, 9:00am (Contemporary) and 11:00am (Traditional) Handicapped Accessible; Sunday Services Childcare “To know Christ and make Him known.”

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UPRIGHT AND STICK VACUUMS. Both work, but we like our new one better : [email protected]

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30” TABLE TOP TUBE TV. 9 years old. Good condition : 585-334-6809

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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

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

CLEAN COTTON FABRIC AND BLENDS, BLANKETS, MATTRESS PADS, SHEETS, BATTING, ETC. to make quilts which are donated to missions : 585-948-5036

USED BEEKEEPING EQUIPMENT: Dan 585-519-5974

OLDER STYLE DOOR WITH WINDOW OPENINGS: 608-807-9108

VINTAGE BLACK & WHITE PRINT NEWSPAPERS. Using as a background for a large calligram : 585-233-3767

The book ROGUE LAWYER by John Grisham : 585-346-9777

PAPER CUTTER – Sharp : 608-807-9108

ELECTRIC GUITAR & AMP – both in working condition : [email protected]

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CLEAN, GENTLY USED LARGE AREA RUG: [email protected]

CLEAN, GENTLY USED BABY CRIB BUMPERS which I refashion into baby quilts to be donated to Project Linus and All Babies Cherished : [email protected]

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channe • On Feb. 23, 1958, five-time Formula One champion Juan

Manuel Fangio of Argentina is kidnapped in Cuba by a group of

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel •On Feb. 22, 1732, George Washington is born in Westmoreland County, Virginia, the second son of a plantation owner. Initially a loyal British subject, Washington eventually led the Continental Army in the American Revolution and became known as the father of the United States.

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Paper quilling gets some “love” from the USPS

Paper quilling is an art form with roots tracing back to the Renaissance. Lately, it has gained some popularity, thanks to the latest Forever Stamp released as the 44th inductee into the Postal Service’s Love stamp series. Now the entire United States is becoming aware of paper quilling.

Fittingly, the new stamp was dedicated at Dallas Love Field on January 12, 2106. “Our beautiful Quilled Paper Heart Forever Love stamp evokes tranquility, peace and love as Americans correspond with beloved friends and family while away from home,” said Postal Service Corporate Communications Vice President Janice Walker. “And they’re perfect for Valentine’s Day cards.”

Webster paper quilling artist Megan Alchowiak discovered the craft last year and has since enjoyed creating hearts, flowers, animals and even fruits and vegetables through strips of paper. “Paper quilling is such a simplistic but beautiful way to create unique pieces of art. Part

of the reason why I am drawn to quilling is the symmetry, clean lines and the balance in each design,” said Alchowiak, owner of TranQuillity Designs paper quilling art business (tranquillitydesigns.etsy.com).

“It is exciting to have paper quilling featured on the latest Forever Stamp,” Alchowiak added, “because it gives more people a chance to see this type of art and learn more about the craft.”

For Rochester residents looking to learn about paper quilling, Alchowiak is hosting a class at the Rochester Brainery on March 30th. Class participants will learn how to create basic quilling shapes and combine them to make a flower design on a 3”x4” textured cardstock to take home (class attendees will also get to take home the quilling tool, tweezers and remaining individual pack of paper strips). To register, go to http://rochesterbrainery.com/ collections/classes/products/paper-quilling.

The new Forever Love stamp (© 2016 USPS) Lilac quilling design by Megan Alchowiak, owner of TranQuillity Designs

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Dance Time at OPL - Children,ages 2-6 years old, with parent orcaregiver, join Miss Anne at theOntario Public Library. 1850 RidgeRd., on Wednesday, February 24 at10:15am for her always fun dancetime. She will have you tappingyour feet, moving to the beat ofmany of your favorite children´ssongs. ontariopubliclibrary.org

Evening Book Discussion -Adults, join Lidia at the OntarioPublic Library, 1850 Ridge Rd., asshe leads a chat about the book,The Light Between Oceans by L.M.Stedman on Tuesday, February 23at 6:15pm. Chat held in LibraryCommunity room.

Planning for Retirement: CalebAtwater, will be at the OntarioPublic Library on Thursday, Feb-ruary 25 at 11am to share hisexpertise on how to prepare forwhere and how you will live duringretirement and how to make themost of today while preparing fortomorrow. Register at www.ontariopubliclibrary.org or call315-524-8381. Talk held in LibraryCommunity Room, 1850 Ridge Rd.

Bulbs for Season Long Color atOntario Library - Adults join Mas-ter Gardener, Ruth Schutt at theOntario Public Library, on Wednes-day, February 24 at 6pm as sheshares her wealth of knowledge onbotanical beauty and the best bulbsto keep your garden full of color allseason long. Program held in Li-brary Community room. Register atwww.ontariopubliclibrary.org orcall 315-524-8381.

Teddy Bear Sleepover - Kids, 4-10yrs. old, join Miss Anne at theOntario Public Library with yourteddy bear, on Thursday, February18 at 4pm for some fun bedtimestories. Then your teddy bear willstay with Miss Anne at the libraryfor a sleepover. Return to the li-brary on Friday, February 19 at11am for more fun and to see whatyour teddy bear was up to duringthe night. Register at ontariopublic-library or call 315-524-8381.

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We Need to Talk: sponsored byAARP. How do you know when it’stime for your loved one to limit orstop driving? It’s a tough subjectfor most families, but it is a seriousmatter. This seminar will help youdetermine how to assess your lovedone’s driving skills and providetools to help you have this impor-tant conversation. Monday, Feb-ruary 22, 2-3pm, Irondequoit Li-brary, 1290 Titus Ave., Rochester.www. i rondequoi t l ib ra ry .org ,336-6060. *Registration required*

Position Your Investments forSuccess: presented by Randy Og-den from Sage Rutty University. Ifyou have large amounts of moneyin investments, why not invest yourmoney the same way that largepension and endowment funds in-vest theirs? Learn how to use man-aged accounts to get the best re-turns for your portfolio, whileminimizing risk. Friday, February19, 3-4pm, Irondequoit Library,1290 Titus Ave., Rochester. www.irondequoitlibrary.org, 336-6060.*Registration required*

An Update on Ukraine with Dr.Christine Hoshowsky - Dr. Hosh-owsky will discuss topics that cur-rently are affecting Ukraine andhost a Q&A afterwards. *Registra-tion required*. Held Wednesday,F e b r u a r y 1 7 , 7 p m - 8 p m ,Irondequoit Public Library, 1290 Ti-tus Ave., Rochester. www.i r o n d e q u o i t l i b r a y . o r g ,585-336-6060.

Singing Valentines - February14th - Give the gift of song thisValentines day with a SINGINGTELEGRAM! This unforgettable sur-prise is delivered throughout thegreater Rochester area to your spe-cial someone (spouse, parent, child,friend) by a dressed-alike ensembleof acappella harmony singers. In-cludes rose and card with yourpersonal message. ”Ringing Tele-grams” are also available by phonefor out-of-town recipients. Cost:$15-$75. Early Bird ordering dis-counts are available! www.f a c e b o o k . c o m / e v e n t s /163133144054628/

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Camp Read at the WalworthLibrary - Come to the WalworthLibrary during February recess andhave some ”indoor camping” fun!February 15-20, 10am. Register todo a combined science and artactivity. Bring your pillow and/orsleeping bag and a flashlight andread under the stars. Make yourown campfire craft and have asnack. Watch a camp-related mov-ies and have s´mores. Create aLEGO masterpiece. Check out ourcalendar on the Walworth Librarywebsite at www.walworthlibrary.org for a schedule of events for theweek of February 15-20, 2016 orcall the Walworth Library at315-986-1511 for more informa-tion!

Music & Movement Time forChildren at the Walworth Library -We are offering a new addition toour weekly programs for toddlersand preschoolers at the WalworthLibrary, 3600 Lorraine Dr. This is ahalf hour of songs, finger plays,and moving to music for youngchildren ages 2-7 who respond bestto music. No registration is needed.For more information, call the Wal-worth Library at 315-986-1511.www.walworthlibrary.org

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The Rochester Theater OrganSociety proudly presents its next”Pops on Pipes” concert on Sun-day, February 21st, at 2:30PM atthe Rochester Auditorium Theatre.Organist Justin Stahl makes his de-but on the RTOS Wurlitzer 4/23theater pipe organ! Admission toRTOS concerts for non-members is$15 per person. Children 12 &under, and students with school IDare free. Box office opens at 1:30PM day of performance. Generaladmission seating. Handicappedaccessible. For more information,visit the RTOS website at http://www.rtosonline.org or call theRTOS Concert & Information Line at585-234-2295.

Rochester Looks to the Skies: aLocal History of Aviation with BillSauers. Although history says avi-ation started in 1903 with theWright Brothers, the public reallytook notice of flight later around1909. Rochester started an AeroClub in 1909 and the first flightsoccurred in 1910. Sauers will dis-cuss early Rochester aviators, thefirst airfields in Rochester, and howRochester contributed to aviationduring World War I. Wednesday,February 24, 2-3pm, IrondequoitLibrary, 1290 Titus Ave., Rochester.www. i rondequoi t l ib ra ry .org ,336-6060. *Registration required*

Tablets 101 with The Technol-ogy Guys - Learn about the dif-ferent types of tablet computers:from the iPad to the Kindle,Android tablets to the MicrosoftSurface. Saturday, February 20, 10-11am, Irondequoit Library, 1290Titus Ave., Rochester. www.irondequoitlibrary.org, 336-6060.*Registration required*

HOM EWORK HELP: CREATING A HELPFUL

HOM EWORK ATM OSPHERE FOR YOUR CHILDREN

Choose the right locat ion for the homew ork room. W hen choosing an area of your home w here kids w ill do their homew ork, avoid rooms adjacent to the kitchen and living room, as these rooms tend to be popular and subjec t to heavy foot traffic . But don’t choose a room that’s too far aw ay from the hustle and bustle, such as the basement, as that may make kids feel as though they are being punished. In addition, you w ant to be able to periodically check in on kids to see if they need help and make sure they aren’t spending their homew ork time surfing the Internet or procrastinating.

Webster Fairport Elks Lodge -Join us for Fish Fry and other goodfoods every Friday night from 6pmto 8pm at the Webster Fairport ElksLodge, 1066 Jackson Rd., Webster.For the good of the Elks.

T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensi-bly) is a friendly support group forall men, women and teens whowant to reach their personal goal ofhealthy eating by taking off poundssensibly. We meet every Tuesday at5:30pm in the Webster Presbyte-rian Church, 550 Webster Road.Come join us! For more informa-tion please call Carol (585)671-7832 or Jane (585) 747-4450.

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Get Crafty with Jen - Let’s getcrafty at the Walworth Library!Monday, February 18, 6:30-8pm.This month you will be making tilecoasters. All materials will be pro-vided. FREE! For ages 12+. Reg-istration is required. Call the Wal-worth Library at 315-986-1511 formore information regarding thismonth’s craft and to register.

Valentine Craft for Kids - Feb-ruary 13, 12-2pm. Drop into theWalworth Library and make avalentine’s day craft. For ages 5 andup. (Children under the age of 5will need parental assistance.) Allmaterials will be provided. No reg-istration is necessary. For more in-formation, call the Walworth Li-brary at 315-986-1511.

Genealogy Workshop at theWalworth Library - Come to ourweekly genealogy workshop at theWalworth Library and use our li-brary edition of ancestry.com tohelp discover your past, the roots,and routes of your family. Feel freeto bring your own laptop, tablet orother Wifi-compatible device. Heldevery Wednesday, 2-4pm. For moreinformation call the Walworth Li-brary at 315-986-1511.


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Fabric covers, in an array of prints and colors, can instantly

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As trends change, you can switch out pillows and blankets to

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Keep neutrals in mind when selecting paint colors, as well.

White, black, brown and gray will go with just about anything.

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My sis and I were doing laundry @ Caledonia Laundromat. An older man came in also; he had to use a micro to talk. We conversed with him and said bye upon leaving. We went to a local restaurant and he came in and ordered his food to go. The waitress came and took our bill. He left. We asked her about our bill, she told us he paid our bill. This has never happened to us before. We wish to say Thank you and God bless. KW & DS

The Lima VFW, Post 26, wishes to thank the wonderful people who gave to our annual drive for patients and residents of the Canandaigua VA Hospital and Zion House.

On Sunday, January 31, Riga Recreation, in partnership with the Churchville Lions Club, held its annual “WinterFest”, minus the snow, at the Churchville Elementary

In early December, I called a local company for service. My kitchen sink drains appeared clogged and overflowing. Service was prompt and courteous within a few hours. The sewer drain was cleaned and a venting air valve was installed. I paid the bill on site. Later, I wrote the company for a specific breakdown of this outrageous charge. To date, weeks later, no reply! Be careful who you hire. Disgruntled Widow

It’s pretty sad when someone hits your dog and doesn’t even stop to see if the dog is dead or not, or even try to find the owner! On Thursday night at about 8:30 to 9pm my daughter’s dog got out. After many hours of looking we found him dead where someone

hit him and just took off! The dog had tags on him where he was from. You would think they would try to find the owner but NO! People nowadays just don’t care! They say karma is bad, but and I hope karma finds whoever did this! Maybe someday you might lose a pet to a hit and run driver!

To the couple who ended up with my groceries: What were you thinking as you put my groceries into your fridge? (Stealing) At least you could have notified the friendly market of the mistake.

I am very concerned about the ambulance corps in my town. There is evidence that the drivers regularly use the ambulance to transport themselves to pick up lunches and other food runs. It seems that the ambulances should not be used for this purpose. The volunteers should use their own transportation to do food runs. The ambulance is there for medical purposes and not for personal use. I don’t see the fire department loading 6 foot Hoagies onto their official vehicles and neither should the ambulance.

School. The community was treated to the Lions’ “World Famous” Chicken BBQ along with a kid’s carnival, caricature drawings, chair massages, juggling, and magic tricks with The Magic Guy! Thanks go out to all who helped one way or another. The turnout by the Riga community is to be complimented as the Lions sold out all their BBQs and there was a constant flow of the crowd throughout the day. All involved look forward to WinterFest 2017 and hopefully snow for outdoor activities! David Thomas Recreation Supervisor

On Tuesday, February 2nd, I was shopping at the Wal-Mart in Canandaigua. While checking out I realized that I had overspent. I’m so thankful for the shopper behind me. She contributed the extra money to cover the difference so I could make my complete purchase. Thank you so much! Grateful Shopper

I want to thank the two guys who came out of The Nines on a cold snowy night to help tie up my front bumper after I hit a deer on 20A. It was so nice of them to leave the warmth of the restaurant and help get me on my way. THANK YOU!!!


Ways to stretch your money further

Living on fixed income after retirement requires that many retirees make some financial concessions. Retirement income likely won’t equal the income professionals earned while they were still working, so men and women approaching retirement may want to begin prioritizing their purchases and choosing which luxuries they can and cannot live without going forward.

Managing on a fixed income may necessitate some changes, but a little frugality and financial wherewithal can ensure seniors need not compromise too much during their golden years.

• Change your dining habits. Many people enjoy meals out on the town after getting home from work and spending time with the family. Retirees have more flexible schedules, and adjusting the time of day when they dine out can add up to considerable savings. Many brunch and lunch offerings are less expensive than dinner menus, and seniors can use this to their advantage. Meet up for lunch and spend less. If you prefer take-out, order from the lunch specials and then reheat your food at dinnertime.

• Ask about senior discounts. Various restaurants, stores and other retailers offer senior discounts. Inquire about discounts before making purchases and take advantage of any offers.

• Pool your resources. Bulk shopping clubs enable individuals to save money on the cost of many goods and services. However, for seniors living in two-person

households, it may seem counterintuitive to purchase items in bulk. Split the cost of shopping club memberships with fellow retirees. This allows you to get discounted prices without having to store excessive amounts of food.

• Shop around. Instead of shopping only at stores you’re familiar with, go where the deals are. Many people are surprised to learn that drug stores often charge less than supermarkets for personal grooming products and household supplies. Shopping online also may yield some good deals. Before making any online purchases, familiarize yourself with shipping costs, which may negate the savings.

• Sign up for rewards programs. Rewards programs may lead to a few extra promotional emails throughout the week, but the savings reaped can be considerable and well worth the nuisance of seeing your spam folder fill up each day. Many savings clubs have replaced traditional coupons, saving seniors the effort required to scan circulars looking for deals.

Living on a fixed income requires seniors to monitor their spending more carefully than they likely had to while they

were still working full time.


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 Andy’s pal

2 Sported

3 Being, to Brutus

4 O. Henry

specialty

5 Herons’ kin

6 Rugged rock

7 Brave

8 Have bills

9 Author Ferber

10 Chicken --

11 Duel tool

20 “Hiawatha” writer

22 Put your two

cents in

24 Ducks work

25 Half a dance?

26 Once around

27 Melody

29 To and --

30 Always, in verse

31 Crimson

35 Slender

36 Boring tools

39 Arrived

40 “American --”

41 Snatched

43 Capricorn

45 Staffer

46 Two-timers

47 Formerly,

formerly

49 Cleo’s slayer

1 Impresses greatly

5 Reverberate

9 -- out a living

12 Type of pit

13 Got bigger

14 Guacamole, often

15 Roughly

16 Exceptional

17 Born

18 Crystal gazer

19 Swelled head

20 Wash

21 Wearer of a onesie

23 UN workers’ agcy.

25 Necklace fasteners

28 Have a huddle

32 Hispaniola part

33 Concur

34 Cook-wear?

36 Handle the expense

37 Gun the engine

38 Exploit

39 Metropolis

42 Early bird?

44 Chantilly, e.g.

48 Commotion

49 Lotion additive

50 Story teller

51 Cattle call?

52 Luminary

53 Tote board stats

54 Wapiti

55 Favorites

56 Toward the sunset

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Common Shaving Myth Debunked DEAR DR. ROACH: I’m a 48-year-old, athletically fit man with excessive body hair on my back, chest and arms. I see that the younger generation of men at the gyms, pools and beaches seem to all groom (shave) their body hair for better appearance. I started trimming down but have not fully shaved. My concern is whether, when you cut hair, it grows faster. When I’m in my upper 60s or 70s and decide to stop, will my body hair grow to 4 inches long? Does your body hair continue to grow at a normal rate when you’re older, or does it slow down? Please advise. -- M.C.

ANSWER: No, it’s a myth that cutting or shaving hair makes it grow faster. It certainly might seem to come in more coarsely, since the cut hair under the surface of the skin is thick. But there is no effect on hair growth. Hair growth rates stay roughly the same throughout adulthood.

I am aware that the current trend is for hairless-appearing skin. However, I see a lot of people with infections from shaving. If you do shave, use plenty of mild shaving cream or gel, always use a new, sharp razor, and use a soothing aftershave cream or lotion to help close the pores after shaving.

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DEAR DR. ROACH: I am an 86-year-old male in good health. I take a 40-mg simvastatin and a 150-mcg levothyroxine. I exercise three times a week -- one hour with weights and one hour of aerobics (elliptical and treadmill). On the treadmill, I go from a speed of 3.5 for 25 seconds to 6.0 for 25 seconds. My heart rate goes from 89 to 170 (sometimes 165 to 178) but drops back to about 89 when I return to the slower speed. I have heard that your exercise heart rate should be 212 minus your age times 80 percent. That would be 101. Does my 170 for 25 seconds sound OK? -- E.N.W.

ANSWER: No, that sounds too fast for an 86-year-old. The formula you mention is one frequently stated, and it isn’t particularly accurate, since there is a great deal of individual variation. But 170 is very fast for an 86-year-old. I wonder if it’s accurate. A pulse monitor, using electrical impulses, is the most accurate, but even these can be fooled by electrical interference. If it really is so fast, I would worry about an exercise-induced tachycardia, and a visit to your doctor or cardiologist would be a good idea, especially if you are having symptoms of chest discomfort or shortness of breath.

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DEAR DR. ROACH: Do peanuts (which are not nuts, but legumes) afford the same health benefits as nuts? -- A.

ANSWER: Most of the studies showing benefits of nuts included peanuts as well. Peanuts probably have the same benefits as tree nuts.

Unfortunately, many people are allergic to nuts, and many to peanuts. Those people can’t get the benefits of eating nuts, as it is unsafe, even life-threatening on occasion.

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Position is full time, salary to be determined by experience, Health Insurance & 401K available. Email resumé to: [email protected]

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Landscape Associates A Landscape maintenance company is seeking career

minded people at our Webster, NY location.

Our company is 55 years old and is now on our

4th generation of family members.

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to work a minimum of 40 hours per week.

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Please send resume with salary history to:

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• Guidance Counselor (HS)

• Elementary, Dual Certification w/Special Education

• Special Ed w/High School

Must be NYS Certified

Start 9/16, Salary Per Contract

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5550 School Rd.,

Gainesville, NY 14066

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MAINTENANCE Agri-Business Child Development at Lake Ontario is now accepting

applications for a Maintenance

person in a Head Start Program.

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basic maintenance and repairs

including simple plumbing,

electrical and carpentry; custodial

duties, lawn maintenance and

snow removal; previous paid

maintenance/custodial

experience required.

Send letter of interest and

resume to: Sean Taylor 6395 Tuckahoe Rd., PO Box 65

Williamson, NY 14589 [email protected]

or Fax: (315) 589-4016


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An affiliate of the

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Thursday, February 25 th, 1 p m to 6 p m At the Friendly H om e

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careers, com petitive com p ensa tion and outstanding benefits including tuition reim bursem ent, free p ark ing, uniform allow ance, generous retirem ent p lans,

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Did you know? According to the United

States Department of Labor, single men and women are having an easier time finding work in the slow economy than their married counterparts. A survey conducted by the Labor Department found that single men and women had lost roughly 5 million jobs during the financial crisis. However, the same survey revealed that single men and women, in spite of the slow job recovery across the country, regained about 90 percent of those jobs. Married people have not fared nearly as well. Since the onset of the financial crisis, married people lost more jobs (6 million) than single people and have not been nearly as successful regaining those jobs, recouping only about 22 percent. The disparity could be due to a host of factors, but economists feel married people, many of whom live in dual income households, have had the freedom to be more selectiv e when choosing their next jobs, a freedom not afforded to single men and women.

No employer today is independent of those about him. He cannot succeed alone, no matter how great his ability or capital. Business today is more than ever a question of cooperation. ~Orison Swett Marden

• DAYS , M-F 7:30am - 4pm

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

• Health Insurance contribution, paid vacation and holidays provided

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2010 Lincoln MKZ Base Sedan

91,632 miles, 6-speed auto w/select-shift

$11,500

Marina Auto Outlet is Upstate NY’s Finest Pre-Owned Vehicle Supplier! Our spacious lot in Webster has over 100 quality pre-owned vehicles. All fully inspected & ready to drive off the lot.

Visit www.marinaautooutlet.com for information on vehicles above & to see our entire inventory.

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$4,995

2003 Dodge Ram 1500 Truck Quad Cab

96,792 miles, 5-speed auto

$10,500

2008 GMC Sierra 1500 Truck Crew Cab

113,985 miles, 4-speed auto w/overdrive

$18,000

2013 Nissan Sentra S Sedan

38,278 miles, CVT w/Xtronic

$11,250

2013 Dodge Avenger SE Sedan

7,706 miles, 4-speed automatic with VLP

$14,000

2013 Hyundai Sonata

73,666 miles, 6-speed automatic w/overdrive

$13,500

2003 Toyota Camry Sedan

140,522 miles, 4-speed auto w/overdrive

$6,250

2013 Jeep Compass Latitude

4x4 SUV 75,752 miles, CVT

$14,500

2004 Lexus RX 330 Base SUV

105,330 miles, 5-speed automatic electronic w/overdrive

$10,500

2003 Chrysler Town & Country LX Van

125,373 miles, 4-speed auto

$4,500

2010 Chrysler Town & Country Touring Van

117,827 miles, 6-speed autodrive

$9,000

2007 Chevrolet Cobalt CT Coupe

89,628 miles, 4-speed automatic w/overdrive

$6,500

2013 Mitsubishi Lancer GT Sedan

27,477 miles, CVT

$13,500

2013 Dodge Dart SXT Sedan

42,965 miles, 6-speed manual

$12,500

2005 Chrysler 300 Touring Sedan

120,213 miles, 4-speed automatic

$8,000

2011 GMC Acadia SUV

102,929 miles, 6-speed auto electronic w/overdrive

$17,500

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