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GreeceNewsNY.com April 2015 5Ridge Road Fire District Recognizes Member for Service The Richardson family has been involved with the

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We are finally on the way to putting this historically tough winter season behind us. Unfortunately, the effects of this record snowfall will stretch into the spring as fields may become flooded delaying the start of many sports seasons. However, the Town of Greece has a lot to look forward to in the coming months.

The pavilion will be fully operational and ready for use in time for the first concert in the Concerts at the Hall series. The kick off concert will be held on June 14th, and will include a tribute to the music of Elvis and comes at no cost to the public. Other concerts in this series include Josie Waverly and Beatlemagic.

The splash park being built at Town Hall will also become available for use by the middle of June. Families will no longer have to travel to Ogden or Webster to have access to these activities for their kids. Located conveniently right next to the pavilion, folks will be able to enjoy the splash park will enjoying summer concerts and other events.

Over at the main branch of the library, Director Cassie Guthrie and I helped unveil the brand new iPad bar. The first of its kind in Monroe County, this area will allow residents to browse ebooks, online periodicals, and connect to the internet. One of our priorities at the library this year is to increase access to the online world for our residents. The iPad kiosk station accomplishes this, and compliments the 38 public access desktop computers already available at the Main Branch.

I hope that residents will take advantage that all that the Town of Greece has to offer in the coming months. As always, should you have any town related issues please feel free to contact my office at 225-2000.

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St. John the Evangelist Parish in Greece

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18 GreeceNewsNY.com April 2015Greece Police Officers join forces with students from English Village Elementary School on the “Healthy Highway”!by Tami Raco

Healthy Highway is an ongoing program in the Greece Elementary schools that helps teach kids about healthy nu-trition and active lifestyles. The program was designed by Physical Education Specialist Wendy Cooper, to empower children to make healthy choices in their diet and lifestyle.

On January 30, 2015, an assembly took place at the Eng-lish Village School to kick off the fun and positive partner-

ship of the Healthy Highway Program between the students and the Greece Police officers. The goal of this combined effort is to increase connectivity of the community out-reach of the Greece Police Department and the district’s elementary school students, by uniting both the students and officers with commitments to healthy living. Officers will come in, often during lunchtime and at special assem-blies, to discuss why it is so important that they keep their

Students, Gage P., 6, Aiden H., 6, and Mady T., 5, pose with Greece Police Officers, Sergeant Jared René (left) and Officer Todd Gumaer (kneeling right), in front of the promise board.


Gage P., 6, sharing an orange smile.

Sincere J. exits the lunch line proudly showing his healthy choices.

Front Cover: Kayleigh Wilson with Officer Todd Gumaer and a full tray of healthy food choices for lunch.


“engines strong” with healthy choices. Regular informal visits will take place during lunchtime, where the Police of-ficers will eat and chat with the kids, as well as fun assem-blies and in-school challenges.

During the week of March 9, 2015, the kids went head to head with Officer Todd Gumaer, Officer Eric Hughes and Sgt. Jared René on a 500 Healthy Choice Challenge. The challenge will conclude with a celebration that will take place as the officers serve foods named after them. In April, a special visit from the police dog “Chip” will take place so that the students can see how important it is for Chip to stay healthy too.

The program has been received with a lot of enthusiasm and many smiles from the children. Wendy Cooper says that she is asked frequently when the Greece Police Of-ficers will be coming back.

Sergeant Jared René of the Community Services Division of the Greece Police Department felt strongly about work-ing with Wendy Cooper on the Healthy Highway program because he felt working with the younger children in the community made sense. He liked the interactive format of the program and the ability to reach young children with regular dialogue.

René says, “One of our goals in Greece Police Depart-ment Community Services, is to begin a positive relation-

ship with children in the Greece community at an early age. Healthy Highway gives us this opportunity and bridg-es the gap between the police world and elementary aged school children. As policemen and women, we know the importance of healthy eating, exercise and nutrition. These areas of our lifestyles affect our health and our ability to perform our jobs at a high level. We want to impress these concepts on the kids through our examples, interactions and influence, so that we may foster positive relationships with the children and most significantly teach them about the importance of daily healthy choices.”

This program is being launched at English Village Ele-mentary School as a pilot program, and both the school and the Greece Police are looking forward to the program growing.


Green Hut LLCby Barbara Burke

David Peasley, owner of Green Hut LLC, a specialty healthy foods and products store, located at 2139 North Union Street, Spencerport, didn’t plan to own a health and wellness store when he opened four years ago, he was planning a home improvement store. “I started out selling green home improvement items, light bulbs, natural clean-ing products and organic personal care items. I listened to customers and their needs and suggestions, and it has grown into our store today,” David said.

Four years later the store has greatly expanded and offers organic, natural, healthy foods, grocery items, bulk foods, supplements, personal care and environmentally friendly household items.

Locally sourced food products from over 15 different area businesses that includes Lee Farms Organic Ground Beef and select cuts. Lee Farms beef is 100% grass fed, cer-tified organic, dry aged beef that is raised the old fashioned way, all natural, in grass pastures, and never barn confined. There are no chemicals, hormones, antibiotics, or GMO, genetically modified feeds used in raising their beef. They also carry Lee Farms organic free range eggs.

There are over 200 local food items throughout the store and are all marked with a “Local” sticker. Items come from Piggery Pork, Gluten Free baked goods from Donna Marie’s Bakery including breads, cookies, muffins and rolls, Livings-ton County Gluten Free Pizza, Doan’s honey and spread, Joe Bean Coffee and Pittsford Farms Dairy milk products and ice cream. “Pittsford Farms milk is one of our best sell-ing products, we have people come in for it everyday,” Da-vid says.

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Green Hut LLC stocks more than 20 lines of organic, healthy personal care items from companies that share the same earth friendly values as theirs, including Tom’s of Maine and Clearly Natural.

Green Hut LLC also has a huge Bulk Foods section stocked with over 300 spices and seasonings, herbs, teas, nuts, beans and seeds, dried fruit snacks, grains and more. The bulk foods system allows the customer to, “Buy a pinch, or a pound. You never have to buy more than you need and you use the product while it is fresh,” David says.

They stock over 15 brands of nutritional supplements, and will special order if they don’t have it in stock. Future plans include adding two new lines of supplements. “We grow as we see what is needed, we add products to the store because of customer requests. I listen to them, an-swer questions and share my knowledge of our products. Customers asking for specific new products are a joy,” Da-vid says.

David is assisted in his business by his parents, his moth-er Donna Peasley, takes care of product ordering and his dad, James Peasley, picks up products from local business and brings them to the store. “Our shoppers include those that are daily shoppers, they come in for milk, or a specific item, the weekly bulk foods and grocery shoppers, and the supplement buyers that we see regularly once or twice a month. My customers range from local shoppers from Spencerport and surrounding towns and villages, to those that come from all over the Rochester area and as far west as Buffalo,” David said.

Visit Green Hut LLC and find the finest, freshest local products, and feel good about being part of something big-ger. Green Hut LLC is open Monday thru Friday 10am-7pm; Saturday 10am-5pm; and Sunday 11am-4pm. For more information on Green Hut LLC visit them online at www.GreenHutLLC.com or call 585-617-3063.


St. John the Evangelist Parish in Greece Celebrates 150 YearsThis year marks the 150th anniversary of the founding

of St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Parish in Greece. The Rev. John Maurice, a missionary priest from France, and 20 German, Dutch, and Irish families formed the orig-inal parish in a former tavern in 1865. The congregation built the stone church that still stands on Ridge Road in 1875, and moved to the modern James Johnson-designed church in 1964.

Several special programs are planned for the coming year including a Mass of Celebration and Gala Luncheon on Sunday, May 17, 2015. Rochester’s Most Reverend Bishop Salvatore Matano will celebrate the 150th Anniver-sary Mass at 10 a.m. at St. John’s Church, 2400 West Ridge Road. A buffet luncheon will follow at 12:30 p.m. at the Plantation Party House, 1875 North Union Street, Spencer-port. All current and former members of the parish, as well as members of the Greece and Rochester community are invited to this special celebration.

The luncheon will include the unveiling of the contents of the former St. John the Evangelist School cornerstone, which was saved when the school was demolished last fall. Reservations for the gala luncheon are required and due by April 30. Cost is $25 per person. Checks can be made pay-able to: St. John the Evangelist Church, with “Anniversary Gala” in the check memo, and mailed to: St. John the Evan-gelist, 2400 West Ridge Road, Rochester, NY 14626. Please include the names of those attending and a contact phone number. Reservations can also be placed in the collection basket at Mass or dropped off at the parish office.

In addition to the Mass of celebration and gala in May, during the month of April, St. John’s is planning two free

events that are open to the public.Parishioners and friends are welcome to bring their Eas-

ter baskets to church on Saturday, April 4 at noon for the Blessing of Easter Foods. In this traditional European cus-tom, food that is blessed on Holy Saturday will be part of the Easter Sunday meal.

The parish is also planning an Afternoon of Sacred Hymns on Sunday, April 19 at 2 p.m. in the church. This musical event will feature the heavenly voices of St. John’s choir. Other choirs from the area have also been invited to per-form hymns of their choice. Refreshments will follow.

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Current Church: Sharing the past, envisioning the future … Over the years the population of Greece and St. John’s parish grew. The original 20 families of 1865 grew to 400 in 1949 and 1500 in 1959. In May 1963, ground breaking ceremonies were held for a new church building, designed by Rochester architect James Johnson. The first mass in the new church was held fifty years ago in Novem-ber 1964. Photo by Bill Sauers.

Tavern: First place of worship … In 1865, Rev. John Maurice, who was also responsible for building Our Mother of Sorrows church in Greece and founding Holy Cross parish in Charlotte, purchased the old Rowe Tavern on Ridge Road to be used as the first church for St. John the Evangelist. Twenty families, consisting mostly of Ger-man, Dutch, and Irish immigrant farmers and laborers, formed the original parish family. The building was later moved across the road and became the Falls Hotel.

Stone Church: Parish grows … Ten years after its founding, the parish had grown to 55 families. A new church, designed by Andrew Jackson War-ner and constructed of Medina sandstone, was dedicated by Bishop Bernard J. McQuaid, first bishop of Roch-ester, on September 15, 1875. This church, which still stands on West Ridge Road across from Greece Ridge Mall,

served the parish community for nearly 90 years.


Penny Poker at the Greece Community & Senior Center

Want to play Minecraft? Kids ages 7-12 are invited to drop into the library on

Minecraft Thursdays between 4:00-7:00pm and play on the library Minecraft server. Laptops are provided, or bring your own laptop and Minecraft account information. If you don’t have a Minecraft account, the library has six that are available to use, first come, first served.

This is an ongoing event held in the Greece Public Li-brary Children’s Room - Fish Tank, 2 Vince Tofany Boule-vard, Greece. Visit www.greecepubliclibrary.org for more information.


Jayden Green, 8, is like most kids playing the game... fully into it.Caden Alexander, 6, and his mother Shara Alexander enjoying the Mindcraft game challenge.

Bring your pennies, play cards and test your poker skills, and those of other community members. This program is open to adult men and women who are Greece Community & Senior Center members.

Lisa is all smiles and having some fun after seeing her poker hand during the game.

No poker faces for Rob, Frank and Annie as they show their hands and joke with the other players.

Card games are played year round at the Community & Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd., Greece, on Mondays and Thursdays from 12:30pm to 3:30pm.



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Terri Granger-Christiano has become the latest Greece Rotarian to receive a Paul Harris Sapphire 1 upgrade in the Greece Rotary Club. Joining in her recent upgrade cere-mony were (left-right) Foundation Chair Dan Barletta, Ms. Granger-Christiano and Club President Al Meilutis. She is a member of the Greece Board and active in many of the Club activities.

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Play Table Tennis at the Greece Community & Senior Cen-ter - Every Monday from 10:00am-1:00pm; Thursday from 3:30pm-7:30pm and Friday from 12:00noon - 3:00pm, join the fun and challenge of a table tennis game. Pictured here are Daryl, left and Mike, right, both from Greece enjoy-ing the sport. They are looking for new players to join the group. No experience necessary, and the men say they are willing to help anyone learn to play the game.

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Bingo Birthday

Bingo players meet and play at the Greece Senior & Community Center on Mondays from 9:45am-11:30am and Thursdays from 12:30pm to 2:30pm. The Bingo games started a little late on Thursday, February 26, 2015, so that fellow bingo players could help Rosa celebrate her 86th birthday with a little song and a piece of birthday cake.


“Bookworm Buddies Program” Offering “Bookworm Buddies Program: Books & Creative

Looks” on Wednesdays from 10:45-11:15am beginning March 25-May 13, 2015 at the Community & Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd. This program is intergenerational for adults 50+ and children between the ages of 2 to 6 years old. It will allow for each group to sit down weekly and enjoy reading while also making a craft. There is no fee and the program is for Community & Senior Center members only. For more information call 723-2425 or visit www.greeceny.gov/CSC. “HealthSeminar”Offering a free “Health Seminar on the Spine” on Wednesday, March 25, 2015 from 12:00pm-1:00pm at the Greece Community and Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd. This free seminar will give you information on the role of the intervertebral disc, what goes wrong, and what treatment options are available to help manage/resolve this condition. In addition you will learn how to maintain a healthy spine and how to manage arthritis, spinal stenosis and degenerative disc issues. Register at the Community and Senior Center, online at www.greeceny.gov/CSC, or by calling 723-2425.“Trip to the Rochester Science Museum”

Offering a “Trip to the Rochester Science Museum” for a “Da Vinci—The Genius” exhibit on Thursday, March 26, 2015. The total cost of this trip is $12.00 per person. The bus departs the center at 10:00am and returns at approximately 1:00pm. Members may register at the Greece Community & Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd or online at www.greeceny.gov/CSC. A minimum of 7 participants is required with a maximum of 14.

For more information call 723-2425.“Boomer Dance with Ruby Shooz”

Offering a Boomer Dance with “Ruby Shooz” on Friday, March 27, 2015 at the Community and Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd. from 8:00pm-10:00 pm. Doors open at 7:30pm. The cost is $10.00 per person and refreshments will be provided. The community center is currently accepting registrations on-site or online at www.greeceny.gov/CSC. For more information please call 723-2425.“Youth Field Trip to Jungle Jolt”

Offering a “Field Trip to Jungle Jolt” on Wednesday, April 1, 2015, from 10:00am to 1:00pm at the Community & Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd. This youth field trip is for ages 6-12; children 5 and under must be accompanied by an adult. The trip will take place at Jungle Jolt where participants will enjoy climbing, sliding, and jumping. The cost is $8.00 per child (Adults Free) with a minimum requirement of 7 participants and a

GREECE HAPPENINGSAll events are offered by The Town Of Greece. For more information on any of these events call 723-2425 or visit www.greeceny.gov/csc

maximum of 30. Registration begins Monday, February 23, 2015. For more information call 723-2425 or visit www.greeceny.gov/CSC“Drama Kids for Ages 7-11”

Offering a “Drama Kids” instructional program for ages 7-11 Tuesdays April 7- May 26, 2015 from 6:15-7:15pm at the Greece Community & Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd. Each week a certified “Drama Kids” instructor will teach voice-training, movement, acting and presentation skills. Students will take on new roles and learn new lines in creative, improvised plays. There will be a showcase of learning during the last twenty minutes of class on Tuesday, May 26, 2015.

The cost of the program is $88.00 per child. Registrations are being accepted at the Greece Community & Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd. or online at www.greeceny.gov/csc until Monday, March 30, 2015. For more information please call 723-2425.“K-2 Co-Ed Soccer”

Offering a Co-Ed Soccer Program for children in grades K-2 on Saturday, April 18-May 30, 2015 from 9:15am -10:15am.This program will teach basic fundamentals and skills of the game of soccer while developing the knowledge and appreciation of the game, team play, and good sporting behavior. The fee is $22.50 per person, and is limited to 20 participants. The program will take place outside, in case of rain the program will move to the gym. Cleats are not allowed and children should be dressed for the weather.

Registrations will be accepted starting Monday, March 9, 2015 at the Greece Community & Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd. or online at www.greeceny.gov/csc. This program is for Greece residents only.“Tiny Tyke Soccer”

Offering the Tiny Tyke Soccer program for 3 & 4 year olds. This program will take place on Saturdays at 10:30-11:15am from April 25-May 16, 2015. This four – week exploratory program will introduce children ages 3 and 4 to the game of soccer. The program will take place outside, in case of rain the program will move to the gym. The fee is $15.00 per person, and is limited to 20 participants. Cleats are not allowed and children should be dressed for the weather.

Registrations will be accepted at the Greece Community & Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd. or online at www.greeceny.gov/csc starting Monday, March 9th. This program is for Greece residents only.

For more information, please call 723-2425.


St. Lawrence Elementary School studentscelebrated Read Across America Day

This year’s theme was “Fairy Tales”. Students K-6 dressed up as their favorite fairytale characters and participated in many reading activities throughout the day.

Some of those activities included “Mystery Reader” where students were grouped heterogeneously to listen to stories; and Partner Reading where older students paired up with younger students to read books. Principal Frank Arvizzigno read a book to each of the classes.

Students also participated for the fourth year in Read the Most From Coast to Coast sponsored by Renaissance Learning. This involves reading books and taking computerized quizzes using Accelerated Reader. Students took quizzes throughout the

day demolishing the school record (set last year at 857) by passing 1403 quizzes!

Channel 13 News Anchor Jennifer Johnson was on hand to read to the whole school later in the day. Our superintendent Anthony Cook and Associate Superintendent Jona Wright also joined us for this fun event.

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Mrs. Calvaruso is the Mystery Reader for the Preschool class.

Students participated in partner reading where older students were paired with younger students to read stories.

Channel 13 news anchor Jennifer Johnson joins the fun in costume as a Fractured Fairytale Dwarf.

Principal Frank Arvizzigno as the Snow King during Partner Reading.

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Rubbish Plate Rochester’s famous just got better.Our battered fries, macaroni salad and beef patties topped with our meat sauce and chopped onions will keep you full for hours.8.99

Steak WrapChopped steak, peppers, caramelized onions and portabella mushrooms with mozzarella cheese 9.25

Chicken Avocado WrapGrilled chicken, fresh avocados, romaine lettuce, feta cheese and basil mayo makes this one of our favorites 8.99

Chicken, Shrimp and Veggie PastaHealthy and delicious. This dish has everything you want and more. Angel hair pasta with shrimp, chicken, zucchini, peas, and portabella mushrooms tossed in a lite red broth sauce. 15.95

We kept all the Classicsand Favorites

PizzadillasA healthier alternative to Pizza 8.50Choose from the following:Sausage - Italian Sausage, Tomatoes, Red Sauce and Mozzarella Cheese.Pepperoni - Thin slices of pepperoni, red onion, peppers, portabella mushrooms and mozzarella

Steak & SpinachQuesadillaChopped sirloin and sautéed spinach with tomato, onion and provolone cheese 9.50

Cranberry Avocado Chicken Spinach SaladTopped with almond slivers and feta cheese. Served with a Raspberry Vinaigrette dressing 10.95

Greek SaladChopped romaine, red onion, cherry tomatoes, calamata olives and feta cheese topped with a Lemon Vinaigrette Dressing 10.95

Hawaiian FlatbreadPineapple, BBQ chicken, caramelized onion, bacon bits and cheddar cheese 8.50

The Red Bird Cafe25 Main St., Brockport585-637-3340Monday-Saturday 10-5:30Redbirdcafeandgiftshop.com

It’s Spring at the Red Bird Gift ShopGreat selection of loose andbagged teas, soaps imported from England, Bunnies by the Bay and more!

Let’s do lunch at the Red Bird!

Serving lunch Monday thru Saturday 11:00 to 2:30Beer and Wine • Cheesy Eddies

Long Pond PubOver 35 Years of Good Times & Great Food!

585-697-1830

510 Long Pond Rd., Rochester, NY 14612

Long Pond Pub has long been known for their

1/2 lb. Pub Style Burgerwith their secret

homemade ground beef hot sauceOnce you try

it you will be a convert for life!

AnotherHouse Specialty

is the wings! Cooked to perfection and coated with your choice of homemade

sauce.

Stop in and check out their new IPAs, perfect with a burger or wings!


Always Fast & Fresh, Never “Fast Food”585-720-9775

Introducing Our Newly Expanded

DINNErSElEctIONSready to Eat or Heat

Visit our website for menu

cOUPON

1/2 Price Dinnerwith purchase of 1 dinner at

regular price Exp. 4/23/15

Not valid with any other coupons or offers

Healthy Options“All meals prepared with turkey or

vegetable based products”

NEW!

Visit our website for daily choices

Our Homestyle Cauliflower Lasagna

cOUPONBuy any

craft Beer and receive

20%OFFSecondExp. 4/23/15

Now featuring over 100

craft Beers!

502 long Pond rd., rochester, NY 14612Located Inside North Greece Grocery

www.joeseatery.comLike us both and follow for future promos on

AARP - Free Tax AssistanceThe AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Program is available free

to taxpayers in Greece with special attention to those 60+ years of age, and with some income requirements.

Pictured are Greece residents who took advantage of this service for their 2014 tax preparation season at the Greece Public Library.

Above, Bobbie is meeting with Ed and going through the pre-screening process which makes it easier and saves time before going on to the tax return table.

Below, Marilynn is waiting for her turn.All appointment times for the 2014 tax season are full.

Volunteers suggest calling 585-723-2469 beginning the second week in January 2016 to make sure you get an appointment time for the 2015 tax return year.

Pictures by Tom Parsons

Want More Greece News?visit our website at

www.GreeceNewsNY.com


Pizza•Wings•Hot subs•aPPetizers & More

Pizza•Wings•Hot subs•aPPetizers & More

PIZZERIA-PIZZERIA516 Long Pond road 227-9913

Check out our website for more great dealswww.pizzeria-americana.com

CouPon

CouPon

Sunday Special50 Jumbo Wings $37.96 +tax

Sheet Pizza & 50 Wings $59.26 +tax

Monday & Tuesday14” Medium Cheese Pizza

$10.00 +tax

or

Additional Toppings Extra. Expires 4/27/15

CouPon

CouPon

CouPon

1/2 Sheet Cheese Pizza & 20 Wings$28.29 +tax


Available Any Day




$3.00 oFFAny Order of $20 or more

$5.00 oFFAny Order of $35 or more

NewOwnership,

NewlyRemodeled

Kitchen Open Till 1:30AM Daily; Open 4pm Sun.-Fri.; Sat. 2PM

512 Long Pond Rd., Rochester 14612 • 227-9100

Anyone looking for summer time sponsorships such as kickball, softball,

volleyball & etc. Please stop in and talk with Eric.

Friday Fish Fryplus Seafood Specialties

SaturdaySlow Roasted Succulent

Prime Rib13 TVs To Watch NFL & NHL Packages

12 Beers on Tap

Munchies ~ Buy 1 Get 1 FREE10pm to close Sun.-Thur.

Happy Hour 4-6Mon.-Thurs.

Lots of

prizes &

giveaways

Tuesday$5.00

Mini TailgatePlates

Dine In Only

Monday40¢ Wings

Min. 10 wings. Dine in onlyKIDS EAT

FREE!

NCAAChAmPioNshiP PArty

monday, April 6th

• $2.50 pints & $7.50 pitchers of Domestic Beer

• $3.50 16 oz. Blue and Blue Light cans &

$10 buckets of 4

40¢

Wings


R&K Zarpentine Bakery and Farm Market

GreeceNewsNY.com - Retail Business of the Month

by Barbara BurkeFor three years now brother and

sister Rob Zarpentine and Kim Francis have operated their farm market, R&K Zarpentine Bakery and Farm Market at Mayer’s Lake Ontario Winery, 1593 Hamlin Parma Town-line Road in Hilton.

The siblings have been in the farm market business for over 15 years and both have different strengths that they bring to their business. “My strengths are customer service and management, and Rob’s strengths are in the apples side of the business and the bakery,” Kim Francis says.

Both Rob and Kim are bakers, and together share the de-licious task of preparing fresh baked goods for their bakery every morning. “The bakery is a large part of our business, our baking skills are passed down to us from our mother,” Kim says.

The bakery carries a wide variety of fresh baked delica-cies including Cider Fry Cakes, Apple Fritters, Pies, Breads, Cookies, Brownies, Muffins, Turnovers, Cinnamon Rolls and more. There are over 17 varieties of pies available, and sev-eral varieties of No Sugar Pies. They also have Gluten-Free breads and muffins and will do special order gluten free cupcakes and cakes for any occasion. “Our cider fry cakes are our best seller and a customer favorite,” Kim says.

They have a very special and unique bakery item called “Mom’s Ollie Bollies.” Kim explains, “Ollie Bollies is an old German recipe that my Mom developed and that I perfect-ed for our bakery. It included walnuts, apples, raisins, is fried and glazed, and I can’t tell you what else because it is an unshared family recipe.”

Rob and Kim use as much locally sourced ingredients in their baked goods as possible. “We use everything we can from local farmers and businesses, we believe in support-ing other businesses in our communities,” Kim says.

R&K Zarpentine Farm Market also carries a wide selec-tion of locally sourced goods in their farm market store including seasonal fruits and vegetables from area farms, Maple Syrup, Honey, Yancey’s Fancy Cheese, Fruit and Veg-

gie Oils, Flour City Pasta, Guglielmo’s Pasta Sauce, “River-Rat” cheese, mustards, dips, jams and jellies. They also carry a line of Alpaca clothing from Northwoods Alpacas in Bergen, New York.

Another very successful part of R&K Zarpentine Bakery and Farm Market’s business is their Saturday Morning Pan-cake Breakfast.

Breakfast is served every Saturday between 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. and includes “All you can Eat” Buckwheat Pancakes, served with real Maple Syrup, two freshly home-made sausage patties, homemade apple sauce and your choice of a beverage, coffee, tea, juice or milk. “Our pan-cake breakfast is popular and attendance is very good,” Kim says.

Truly a family business, Rob and Kim employ another lo-cal family mother and daughter team Deb Rieke and Sara Shaw as managers, and Deb’s daughter-in-law, Melissa Shaw, and Kevin Ferry at the farm market.

R&K Zarpentine Bakery and Farm Market is open Win-ter/Spring/Summer, Wednesday thru Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and during the Fall they are open everyday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

For more information visit www.zarpfarms.com.


Catering for Winter PartiesDates still available for winter parties in our party rooms

Restaurant & Party House

500 Long Pond Rd.723-1344

• Tuesday4-8pm

Two Dinners

for$1900

Choice of Appetizer, Entree, one side, and glass of house wine.

• Wednesday4-8pm

All You CAn eATGourmet Pizzas& Pasta Buffet

$895

• ThursdayiTAliAnBuffeT$1395

• FridayseAfooDBuffeT$1495

• sunday

Brunch10:30am-2:30pm

$1495Omlette, Breakfast

Waffle & Crepe Stations

• saTurdayFine

dining

Enjoy a great dinner!

easTersundayBrunch & Buffet

10am - 5pm$21.95 per person

Ages 8 & younger 1/2 price, under 3 free

April 5th

GOLDEN PONDSRestaurant & Party House

723-1344

4712 Ridge Rd. W., Spencerport • 352-5860RestauRant Open: Mon.-Fri. at 11am; sat. & sun. at 7am

Sullivan’s CharBroil

OmeletsStarting at

$4.99The Economizer$8.9920 person minumum • $8.99/person + taxBaked Chicken, Italian Sausage w/grilled peppers & onions, Baked Pasta, Tossed Salad, Roasted Potatoes or Salt Potatoes, Rolls & ButterChaffers, sternos and serving utensils are NOT INCLUDED with the menu. These are available for an additional charge.

Many more menus availableCall Courtney to discuss menus and pricing

FREE1/4 lb. Burger

with purchase of a Burger,

2 Fries and 2 DrinksExp. 4/25/15

COUPONCOUPON

Breakfast Served Saturday and Sunday 7am-11am

CATERING

BURGERSHOTSSANDWICHESSOUPSSALADSPLATESFRIDAY FISH FRY

FREEZweigle’s Hot Dog

with purchase of a Hot Dog,

2 Fries and 2 DrinksExp. 4/25/15


360 Maiden LaneB arnardB Restaurant & Party House

Easter SundayBreakfast Brunch

10:00am-1:00pm • $14.95 per person

Scrambled Eggs, Ham, Bacon, Sausage, Hash, Biscuits & Gravy, Potatoes, French Toast, Pancakes, Waffles, Pastries, Fresh Fruit, Juice, Spanish Omelettes, English Muffins and More!

Call 663-1250 for reservations.

Forest HillRestaurant

41 East Manitou Road

Dinner1:00pm-6:00pm

Roast Pork w/Dressing, Baked Ham, Roast Turkey w/Dressing, Roast 1/2

Duck, Plus regular full menu

For reservations call 225-0639


COUPON REQUIRED

2MediumPizzaswith Mozzarella

$13.95Additional Toppings Extra

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 5/1/15

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

Large Pizzawith Mozzarella

& 14 Chicken Tenders or 10 Wings



225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED





225-3570

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2LargePizzaswith Mozzarella



225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

2X-LargePizzaswith Mozzarella



225-3570

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225-3570

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2X-LargePizzaswith Mozzarella



225-3570

EVERYDAY SUPER PARTY SPECIAL4 X LARGE PIZZAS OR 2 SHEETS W/MOZZ.

& 80 WINGS OR 100 TENDERS

$69.952 X LARGE PIZZAS OR 1 SHEET

W/MOZZ. & 40 WINGS OR 50 TENDERS

$39.95COUPON REQUIRED

Exp. 5/1/15

FamilyOwned & Operated

37 Years In The Pizza Business

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PICK UP OR DELIVERYMonday-Thursday 4pm TILL 9:00pm

Friday 4pm TILL 11:00pmSaturday 1:00pm TILL 11:00pmSunday 11:30am TILL 9:00pm

496 Long Pond Rd. (Cedarfield Commons)

225-3570

Eat In or Take Out


www.pagecountryside.com • email: [email protected]

Store Hours: M-Th 9am-7:30pm,

Fri. 9am-6pm, Sat. 9am-5pm

Kitchen, Bath & Appliance Showroom415 S. Union St., Spencerport, NY 14559

585-352-4011What you can’t get anywhere else

FREEupgrade to slate & stainless steel*

Plus up to$2000 rebate**

BONUS***

10 year major component warranty and $25 Prepaid Visa

GE® 30” Free-Standing Electric Double Oven Range• 6.6 cu. ft. total oven capacity• 9”/12” Dual Element• 6”/9” Power Boil Element• Fifth Element Warming ZoneSlate or Stainless Steel

JB850EFES

$999

GE® 1.9 Cu. Ft. Over-the-Range Sensor Microwave Oven

• 1.9 cu. ft. capacity• Sensor cooking controls• Power Saver mode• USDA MyPlate menuSlate or Stainless Steel

$319 JVM7195EFES

GE® ENERGY STAR® 25.4 cu. ft. Side-By-Side Refrigerator• Hidden hinges• Integrated shelf support system• Adjustable slide-out spillproof glass shelves

• Fresh food multi-level drawersSlate or Stainless Steel

GSE25HSHSS

$1299GE® Stainless Steel Interior Dishwasherwith Hidden Controls• Full stainless steel interior• GE’s most advanced wash system• Deep-Tier Easy Touch Adjustable Upper Rack with 2 Stem Safe

• Full Extension Smooth Glide Upper Rack

Slate or Stainless Steel

$629 GDT580SSFSS

*Select GE Profile™ Series and GE® appliances are now available in slate and stainless steel for the same price or lower than traditional finishes.** Via mail-in and/or online rebate. See rebate forms for details and lists of eligible models. Your card is issued by MetaBank pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc. This card is a GE Visa prepaid card. Each time you use the card the amount of the transaction will be deducted from the amount of your available balance. Terms and Conditions apply to the card, including a $1.50 ATM access fee each time the card is used at a cash dispensing machine. The opera-tor of the ATM or any network utilized to effect the transaction may also impose a fee. Subject to applicable law, a monthly maintenance fee of $3 (USD) applies, but is waived for the first six months after the card is issued. No additional fees will be assessed once the card balance reaches zero. Cards can be used at merchants that accept Visa debit cards. GE reserves the right to substitute a check of equal value in lieu of a Visa prepaid card at its sole discretion.*** Free 10 year major component warranty with the purchase of a 5 year extended parts and labor service agreement. See store for coverage details.

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