greecenewsny.com september 2014

GreeceNewsNY.comAdvertiser Index

DINING GUIDE 31-35A Christina Breen-Hale/State Farm 5Amelia’s Fabric & Yarn Shoppe 18American Accents 19Barnard Party House 31Benucci’s Italian Restaurant 7Bodine Unlimited Tours, Inc. 26Brown’s Berry Patch 21Caraglio’s Pizza 3Cardinal Lawn & Landscape Inc. 26China Buffet 31Christie Carpets 13D’Angelo’s Plumbing & Heating 11Dewey Ave. Smoke Shop 21Diamond Pest Elimination 27Dunn’s Furniture 5Fashionable Fireplaces 9Forest Hill Catering 31Frear’s Garden Center 13Giuseppe’s Restaurant & Catering 33Golden Ponds Restaurant 33Grasta’s Beauty & Wig Studio 19Green Acre PYO 11Hilton Family Dentistry 3Hi-Qual Heating & Cooling Inc. 10Hope Church 11Interior Expressions 9JD Super Haulers 15Justice Flower Shop 27Mayer’s Lake Ontario Winery & Vineyards 7Original Zarpentine Farms 9Overtime Grill 34Page Countryside Inc. 36R&K Zarpentine Bakery Farm Market 7Repair N Remodel 18Resch Auto Service Inc. 21Russo’s Clubhouse Pizza 35Salmon Creek Country Club 26Sara’s Garden 19Sully’s Restaurant & Catering 33Texas BBQ Joint 34VanDervort Tree 8VerHulst Cobble Creek 15

Volume 1 Issue 1 September 2014

“I Dig This Town”See pages 16 & 17PRSRT STD

U.S. Postage

PAIDRochester, NY

Permit #540

ECRWSSPostal Customer

Like us on

2 GreeceNewsNY.com September 2014

Marketing...has undergone more changes during the past five years than perhaps the preceding 100 years.

Wednesday, October 22nd 11am-2:30pmBenucci’s Restaurant ~ Greece Ridge Center

Learn about:

- Social Media made easy & why it’s important

- Website Trends & how yours may need help

- How to Integrate your marketing to work together

- Direct Mail & how targeted messages can build new customers

Reserve Today ~ 352-3411 x129 or [email protected]

Registration Deadline: October 15th

GreeceNewsNY.com invites you to join us for a

FreeMarketing

eXPO& LUnCH

Attention Chamber Members

Key Speakers will share new trends in Marketing including website, mobile, direct mail, Social Media, understanding Google Analytics & More

Limited SpaceAvailable!

GreeceNewsNY.com September 2014 3

Coupon RequiRed. Tax not included in above price. not valid with other offers. Mention coupon when ordering. expires 10/19/14

$799ADDITIONALTOPPINGSONLY $100

PARTY SPECIALSheet Cheese Pizza & 36 BonelessWings

Sn1401

FREEMed. Chicken Wing Pizza

with purchase of any Large,XL or Sheet Pizza

Coupon RequiRed. not Valid with other offers. Mention coupon when ordering. expires 10/19/14

Sn1408 Sn1409

PICK-UP SPECIALMonday & TuesdayLarge CheesePizza

Delicious pizza...and so much more!

• Specialty Pizzas• Wings• Subs & Wraps• Sloppy Plates• Appetizers

Check us out caragliospizza.com

GlutenFree Pizza

WeDeliver

CATERINGCustomized for you!

• LunchSpecials

• Desserts• Calzones• Fish Frys

4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONSGATES GREECE HILTON GREECE

3869 Lyell Rd. 1169 N. Greece Rd. 7 Main St. 2882 Dewey Ave.426-0270 225-8630 392-9000 663-8390

®

$3999Tax not included in above price. not valid with other offers. Mention coupon when ordering. expires 10/19/14

FREEBoneless Wing Wednesday

with purchase of any Large, XL or Sheet Pizza

Coupon RequiRed. not Valid with other offers. Mention coupon when ordering. expires 10/19/14

Tour our state-of-the-art

facility

IILTON FAMILYD E N T I S T R Y

NewPatientsWelcome

Senior Discount Program

10 Canning St., Hilton (585) 392-6440www.hiltonfamilydentistry.com

* Now Offering Nitrous Oxide Sedation *

Now Offering

Participating Providers:

Dental Network Savings Program


From the PublisherWelcome To GreeceNewsNY.com! Westside News, Inc. is pleased to announce its inaugural edition of its new publication, GreeceNewsNY.com. This is the newest offering from Westside News, since it pur-chased in 2000, Spares & Strikes, a newspaper serving the bowling communities of Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Our Greater Rochester Bowler, which had served a simi-lar audience in the Rochester area since 1989, was even-tually merged with the longer-lived Spares & Strikes.

Since 1953, westside residents have been reading the Suburban News, the flagship weekly newspaper pub-lished by Westside News Inc., and the Hamlin-Clarkson Herald, another publication established by Westside News, which commenced in 1988.

There are many, who feel that print publications are no longer relevant in the immediate world of the Internet. However, there are those, who still prefer to receive their news in a print form.

This is why we selected the name GreeceNewsNY.com for this new publication. Westside News believes that tying the print publication to an accompanying website, which is launched at the same time, provides the best of both options. In the world of monthly publications, such as GreeceNewsNY.com, immediacy is obviously of less im-portance.

The goal of GreeceNewsNY.com is to provide information that will not be found in other publications. There will be an increasing focus on photos from happenings around the town of Greece. While photographer Tom Parsons will be present at many of the local events, we also wel-come photos from Greece residents.

We will include as many of the photos submitted as pos-sible in the print version of GreeceNewsNY.com and any photos that are not included will be found on the web-site unless they are of such quality that would preclude them. Photos submitted should be of the highest resolu-tion possible for the best chance of being included and submitted to [email protected].

Barbara Burke will oversee the content for both the print

and online versions of GreeceNewsNY.com. Over the years Barb has been a member of our ad production staff, sales staff and group of writers. More recently, she has been maintaining our WestsideNewsNY.com website and has been the point person for our website creative team. She is looking forward to providing a publication…and a website… to the residents of the Town of Greece that will be read…and visited…often.

Karen Fien, the manager of the Westside News Inc. award-winning production staff, will be designing attrac-tive advertising for GreeceNewsNY.com along with staff members Joanne Michielsen and Vicki Caspersson. Karen will also be designing the new monthly print publication.

With the addition of newcomer Rachael Blair to our sales staff, Westside News Inc. will have eight account repre-sentatives to serve the needs of local businesses desir-ing to promote their business in GreeceNewsNY.com and on the accompanying website. The Westside News sales staff also includes Mary Lou Rockow, Debbie Day, Jan Miller, JoAnn Chinappi, Lori Antonelli, Ellen Stevens and Tami Raco.

Westside News Inc. welcomes the comments of the resi-dents of the Town of Greece. Please forward your com-ments and/or questions to [email protected].

Lastly, Westside News Inc. asks that you, the readers of this new publication and visitors to the accompanying website, look to the businesses advertising contained in the print and internet versions to meet your needs that can be provided by those businesses. It would be greatly appreciated if you mentioned that you saw their ad in GreeceNewsNY.com or on the website. The support of those businesses will help to secure the future of Greece-NewsNY.com.

Thank you.

Keith RyanPublisher


GreeceNewsNY.com1776 Hilton-Parma Corners Rd.

Spencerport, NY 14559Email: [email protected]

Phone: 585-352-3411 Fax: 585-352-4811Westside News Inc., Publisher

AdvertisingLori Antonelli ext. 133Rachael Blair ext. 139

JoAnn Chinappi ext. 132Debbie Day ext. 131Kim Martin ext. 138Jan Miller ext. 135Tami Raco ext. 129

Mary Lou Rockow ext. 134Ellen Stevens ext. 130Advertising Deadline

October Issue: Monday, October 6thProduction

Vicki Caspersson, Karen Fien & Joanne Michielsenext. 126 or 128

Contributing Writers & PhotographersBarbara Burke, Tom Parsons

First Class mail subscription $40.00 yearAdvertising Rate Card Available Upon Request

America’s #1 Mattress on sale now at

Beautyrest Firm:twin set

$498Full set

$598King set

$948

Queen set$648

ariaNNa PLusH:twin set

$548Full set

$748King set$1098

Queen set$798

ViCtOry PLusH:twin set

$748Full set

$848King set$1248

Queen set$898

Gia LuXury Firm:twin set

$798Full set

$948King set$1398

Queen set$998

free delivery • free set up • free reMovAlWitH ANy siMMoNs BeAutyrest purCHAse

115 Main Street Brockport, NY

637-3710

Open Thurs. & Fri. until 8:00pm

$349Queen size sets starting at ONLy

furNiture


Westside News Welcomes

RachaelBlairSales Associatefor theNew Monthly

Rachael has a 20 year sales background from AAA and owns & directs her dance studio, Spotlight Studio, in Albion. Rachael resides in Brockport with her husband & has 2 daughters & 1 grandaughter. We are excited to have Rachael as our Greece Area representative! She can be reached at 352-3411 ext. 139

[email protected]

GreeceNewsNY.comMagazine

“Barns of Greece” Exhibit opens October 5 at the Greece Historical Society Museum How many barns are there in the town of Greece? 20? 50? 100?

In 2011, with a realization that the barns of Greece were disap-pearing, Jane Grant, a Greece town resident, began taking photos of the town’s barns, working on the same idea that Historical Soci-ety President Bill Sauers had some years before: if the structures cannot be saved, at least their photos will be preserved.

It became apparent that the buildings themselves were a small part of what needed to be preserved. More interesting to her were the stories that gave life to the boards and beams.

Greece’s barns hold stories of early pioneer families, of immi-grants looking for a new life, stories of humor, drama, and sur-prises. Jane will share the photos and stories in this new exhibit opening on October 5th at the Greece Historical Society Museum located at 595 Long Pond Road, Greece.

Residents who have pictures or memories of these disappear-ing agricultural buildings are invited to be part of the celebration of THE BARN. You are invited to share your photos, family memo-ries, newspaper clippings and more during this exhibit.

Jane Grant is a retired educator, beginning her career as a So-cial Studies teacher in Greece and later serving on the staff of a Rochester city church. Her interest in local history led her to write a booklet about Greece’s KodaVista neighborhood.

Jane also serves as a docent at the Susan B. Anthony Museum and House, and volunteers with the Greece com-munity’s refugees.

The best part of the Greece barns project, Jane says, was meeting so many helpful and delightful Greece residents.

Meet Jane at the museum on Octo-ber 5th and talk to her about her two - year effort to create this exhibit. Jane Grant

Submitted information and photos

OUR GIFT TO YOU...If you are a Business

Memberof the

Greece Chamberor any chamber for that matter...

you will receive

$5000towards any size ad in the new

GreeceNewsNY.comMagazine

Contact your sales representative or Rachael Blair at 352-3411 ext. 139 for more details

credit


Book your holiday party orbusiness meeting today!

CALL TO RESERVE 227-3031or stop in for a preview.Seats up to 80 people

25% offlunch

($10 max. value)Benucci’s 227-3031

Valid for Greece location.With this coupon.

Not valid with other offers.Offer expires 10/20/14

25% offdinner

($10 max. value)Benucci’s 227-3031

Valid for Greece location.With this coupon.

Not valid with other offers.Offer expires 10/20/14

Greece Ridge Center Mall • 227-3031102 Greece Ridge Center Dr., Rochester

open daily for lunch and dinnerlunch 11:30am-4pm • dinner 4pm until close

Ristorante • Wine Bar • Pizzeria

Like us onFacebook

BENUCCI’Sitalian

Banquet Room Now Open!

The Apple StoreBakery Farm market

pr&kZar entine

Same Great Service,

Same GreatStaff

Hours:Sun.-Wed. 9am-5pm,Thurs.-Sat. 9am-9pm

• NY Juice • Italian Juice • California Juice • Chilean Juice

www.mayersgrapeandjuice.com

Make Your Own Wine Supplies • Kits

1593 Hamlin Parma TL Rd., Hilton • 392-5296699 Five Mile Line Rd., Webster • 671-1955

Bakery• Pies • Breads• Original Fritter• Cider Fry Cakes

market• Jams & Jellies • Honey• Maple Syrup & More

1593 Hamlin Parma tL road • 392-6999Just around the corner from Pettinari’s & The Dakota4 miles from Ridge Road • 3 miles from the Parkway

Like us on Facebook for updates & deals.www.zarpfarms.com

SeasonalFruits & Vegetables

FreSH PreSSed Cider

aPPLeS ~ Honeycrisp, Jonamac, MacIntosh & Gala

ripe Soon: 20 oz., Macoun & Cortland

Pumpkins, Straw,

Hay Balesfor

Fall decorating


• Tree Pruning & Trimming• Complete Tree Removal• 24 Hour Emergency Service• Stump Grinding• Cabling & Bracing• Free Estimates

Tree Service

FULLY iNSUreD

[email protected]

ServingMonroe,Orleans

andGeneseeCounties

Lucas r. vanDervort, OwnerLocally Owned and Operated

MEMBER

637-9433

Western Monroe County’s tree CAre experts!

call VanDerVort

at 637-9433

NeeD heLpwith your Tree...

The Greece Historical Society Presents...Early Aviation in the Rochester AreaA presentation by Bill Sauers On October 14th at 7:00pm at the Greece Public Library, 2 Vince Tofany Blvd. Learn about the first aeroplane flights in the Roch-ester area which were conducted in the Town of Chili, on a field owned by a former Town of Greece Supervisor and about other area fields that were used before 1920. Included in the program will be the history of the current air-port and stories about some of the local characters that tried to, or actually did, fly those early aeroplanes. An earlier version of the program was presented at The Greece Historical Society Mu-seum in January 2013. The program will be presented by Bill Sauers, a lifelong resi-dent of the Town of Greece. Bill is currently the president of the Greece Historical Society, serves on the Rochester Armed Forces Day Committee, and is a member of the Town of Greece Preserva-tion Commission. He has written articles for the Glenn Curtiss Mu-seum and the Democrat & Chronicle Roc-Roots column. He has been researching early aviation in the Rochester area for several years. Bill’s interest in early aviation in Rochester was sparked by an article he came across about an airport in Greece. He said, “I had found a 1927 article about an airport in the Town of Greece and began to investigate where it was located. This lead to the real-

ization that much of the early aviation history in the Rochester area had been lost to time and I decided to put together a story to tell.” Some of the interesting facts that Bill will share in his Power-Point presentation include:· In 1910 Rochester had the primary airplane engine company in the country· Within a year after the first public airplane flight in the US, some-one was flying in Rochester· The first person to fly in aerial combat was from Rochester· A Rochester policeman first came up with the idea of air traffic control in 1911. For more details about these facts and more, plan to attend this free program. The public is invited to attend, a $2.00 donation would be appreciated from non-members. For more information call 585-225-7221, visit http://www.greecehistoricalsociety.net or “like” the Greece Historical Society on Facebook.

Submitted information and photos


1100 Long Pond Rd. (Country Village Plaza) Corner of Maiden Lane

225-6757 • Tues.-Sat. 10-5:30; Thurs. 10-8Visit our website: www.interiorexpressionsbydesign.com

Jazz Up Your

Fall Wardrobe• Scarves• Ponchos• Handbags• Jewelry

Interior Expressionsby design

New FallMerchandise

• Home Decor • Candles • Florals

20 Ho Jack ParkrocHester, NY 14612

(585) 342-1220Family owned & operated for over 30 years!!www.fashionablefireplaces.com

Come and see theNew Modern Gas Fireplaces

by

The Mendota FullView Modern fireplace blends contemporary

elements with the primal, instinctive allure of fire.

50% oFF Normal Installation

Our Gas Fireplaces Do Not Need Electricity

To Run

With purchase of fireplace.Prior sales excluded

Open: Daily 9am-6pm

Quality To The Core

Original

Zarpentine Farms163 Burritt Rd., Hilton • 392-3611

www.zarpentinefarmsny.com

Sweet Corn$3.00 dozen

• Peaches• Potatoes• Corn• Onions• Honey• Jams • Jellies• Maple Syrup• BBQ Sauces• Hot Sauces

• Fritters• Turnovers• Frycakes• Cookies• Muffins

SpecialOrders

Available

• Breads

NewBakeryItemsAppearing

Weekly

OldFashioned

SodaAvailable

Apples• Jersey Mac• Ginger Gold • Paula Red• Gala• MacIntosh• Cortland• 20 oz.13 additional varietiesavailable as they ripen

CiderFresh Pressed

AMAZINGCORN MAIZe

Open Friday 5-10pm,Sat. noon -10pm, Sun. noon-5pm

3 & Under FREE

CElEBRATE OUR 14TH yEAROF OUR MAIzE... Throwback

weekends September 19-21 and 26-28

New This YeAr• Corn Cannon• Bonfire• Wagon Rides• Corn Box

Pies ~ 10”No Sugar Added 8” Pies Available

$600valid through9/28/14 only

perperson

New6” Pies

Apple, Blueberry, Cherry, Peach,

Peach Crisp


• 96% Efficient• 10 Yr Parts• Lifetime

Heat Exchanger• Furnace

Replacement Warranty

Top of the LineFurnaces & Air Conditioners

14 Amity Street • Spencerport • 352-8330www.hiqualheatingandcooling.com

“Quality Is More Than Just A Word To Us...It’s In Our Name”

HI-QUALHeating and Cooling Inc.

FREESALES

ESTIMATES

24 HR.EMERGENCYSERVICE

• Thermostats• Air Cleaners• Humidifiers• 5 Yr Parts & 1 Yr Labor Warranty on All Products

From the office of The Supervisor, Bill Reilich During my campaign for Greece Supervisor I com-mitted to taking a good town and making it great once again. That promise has been my focus since day one and I have contin-ued to make changes and bring enhancements to the residents of the Town of Greece.

Early in the year we an-nounced that the Town of Greece, would be hosting a good old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration. The day began with a 5K Freedom run and then a Scooby Kids Fun Run. Later in the after-noon, the town hall was packed with families enjoying all of the family friendly activities and entertainment. Our feature perfor-mance for the evening was “Orleans” and they rocked the house. But of course, the grand finale of the day was a fireworks show that some residents remarked could have taken Disney by storm. It was wonderful to celebrate with the residents of the town. Many thanks to the employees of town hall for volunteering their time to make this event possible. Stay tuned....we’ll be back next year, with more performances and, of course, a spectacular fire-works display

Our concert series “Supervisor Reilich’s Concerts at the Hall” have been well received. We started out the summer with Beatle Magic; over 350 residents joined me and the members of the Town Board, singing and dancing the afternoon away on the front lawn at town hall. It was great to see people of all ages, from the very young to our seniors joining and enjoying a warm summer day. Our second concert was GPAS Choral Society and we are rounding out the series with the Rat Pack.

Many folks have inquired about the work being done next to the Community and Senior Center. Thanks to a grant from Senator Robach, we started work on a town pavilion. This facility will be used not only for our Community and Senior Center events, but will be used for many events we previously had put the town tent up for. It will provide a more stable and weather-protected venue for our concert series, our senior luncheons, summer programs....we think the possibilities are endless.

Also, alongside of the Community and Senior Center, we are constructing pickle ball courts. I heard from many residents that they wanted a dedicated court for pickle ball. We hope to have town-sponsored tournaments starting next year and I am certain they will be used regularly.

There are many more programs and activities planned for our residents, stop by and join us...

GreeceNewsNY.comADVERTISING

DEADLINESOctober Issue

Monday, October 6thNovember Issue

Monday, October 27thDecember Issue

Monday, November 17th

Reach over 45,000 potential customers each month!

ASK ABOUT OUR BONUS PACKAGESFOR MONTHLY ADVERTISERS!

Call your sales representative today or352-3411 to reserve your ad space


1835 N. Union St., Spencerport • 352-4740www.dangelos.net

REMINDERSchedule Your Furnace

Clean & Check Now!

Mention This Ad & Receive

$20 OFFAny service over $99.Prior sales excluded.

$355

3460 Latta Rd.

234-0252greenacreupick.com

OPENDaily9-5

Weather Permitting

~ OPEN ~Daily

9am-5pm,

“ THE FARM TO PICK”Pick Your Own

apples Honeycrisp Jonamac MacIntosh Gala

AvAilAble in OctOber Empire Crispin Fuji

Jonagold Red & GoldenDelicious

ripe Soon 20 oz. • Macoun

Cortland

Family FunCorn Maze

coming in October

puMpkinpickin’ patch


Spotlight on Business

Wood Works - Remodeling & Renovations Wood Works Remodeling & Renovations founder and owner Dave Pandina started the business in 1983 as a part time job do-ing what is his passion - custom woodworking. “I come from an engineering and machining background, working for many years in the field. For nine years I was manager of the engineering de-partment of an automated office equipment manufacturing com-pany and my main job was finding betters ways to make things,” he says.

In 2000 Pandina’s part time custom woodworking job became his full time career and he expanded the business to include re-modeling and renovation of homes.

With his background in finding solutions, Dave put this exper-tise to work and says the process of meeting one-on-one with the customer is the key to a successful business. “I spend time up-

front with the customer, listening to them, getting all the details of what they want, what the space is going to be used for and how often it will be used. For example with a deck, I don’t use standard designs A, B or C, I custom design the deck taking into consider-ation the space around it, how it will look in that space and what materials to use based on what the customer has expressed as their needs. Customer satisfaction is the ultimate goal,” he says.

One of Dave’s recent projects found the need for a removable staircase rail. “The space for moving mattresses or dressers up and down the stairway was limited. The existing stair rail was wrought iron. I designed a hybrid removable stair rail that con-sisted of wrought iron spokes with an oak handrail that blended beautifully with the oak steps and was easily removable by sim-ply unbolting and removing the rail,” he says. Finding solutions to individual needs is the goal of Wood Works and ultimately 100% customer satisfaction is the result.

Wood Works Remodeling & Renovations specializes in custom work… decks, sheds, attic and basement finishing and carpentry work. Also light bath and kitchen remodeling. The business is cus-tomer driven and believes in old fashioned fairness and value. Wood Works is fully insured, offers free estimates and the owner Dave Pandina is a one man operation, he completes every job, start to finish.

For more information on Wood Works Remodeling & Renova-tions visit www.woodworks-rr.com, call Dave Pandina at 585-509-9663 or email [email protected].

Wood Works Remodeling & Renovations is a proud member of The Greece Chamber of Commerce.

Town of Greece Offers “K-2 Co-Ed Basketball” at Community and Senior Center The Town of Greece will be offering a Co-Ed Basketball Program for children in grades K-2 on Saturdays, October 25 thru Saturday, December 20, 2014 (no program 11/29) from 9:15am -10:15am.

This 8-week program will teach children the skills and tech-niques of the game while having fun. The fee is $30.00 per per-son, and is limited to 20 participants.

Registrations were to be accepted starting Monday, September 8th at the Greece CSC, 3 Vince Tofany Blvd. or online at www.greeceny.gov/csc using Greece EZ Rec link. This program is for Greece residents only.

For more information, please call 723-2425 or log on to www.greeceny.gov/csc

An Evening at Braddock’s Bay ParkAnne Brunette and Dale Adams with their dog Zen en-joying dinner and watching the sunset at Braddock’s Bay Park, something they do quite often.

Submitted information

Photo by Tom Parsons


GARDEN CENTERIt’s Been Frear’s For Years!

Fall Holland Bulbs• Tulips • Hyacinths • Daffodils and more

Fall MumsWinterizer/Fall FertilizerAvailable with or without weed killer

Lowest prices in town

HaveArrived

FALL SUPER SALE• Trees • Shrubs • Evergreens

• Perennials • Roses

Excludes Fall Mums, Fall Pansies,Zinnias, Flowering Kale, Montauk Daisies

40% OFF

30-50%OFF

Fountains & Statuary

Don’t Forget About Our Propane

ExchangeService!

Fall & Halloween DecorationsFall Wreaths

Lawn Ornaments

Frear’s Buckets

Grass Seed10 lb.

All purpose sun & shade

$2797

1050 Stone Road, Rochester, NY 14616 • (585) 663-5130Mon.-Fri. 9-7PM, Sat. & Sun. 9-5pm • www.frearsgardencenter.com

& Blinds

585-663-5030

4414 Dewey Avenue Rochester, NY 14616 (At Latta Road)

[email protected]

Hours: Mon., Wed., Fri. 9-5;Tues. & Thurs. 9-8; Sat. 10-4

• Our In House Installation Teams are masters of

their trade• American Made

Hunter Douglas Blinds• Expert Design

Consultation• Check us on

Angie’s List• Free Estimates• Free Financing Available

U.S. Chamberof CommerceBlue Ribbon

SmAllBuSiNeSSAwARDwiNNeRFor excellence in business strategy,

employee development, community involvement and customer service.

with any remnant purchase from our remnant area. New supply of trendy &

colorful remnants.FRee PAD


Autumn chores yield springtime resultsby Kristina Gabalski Autumn arrived officially September 23 and although the grow-ing season is drawing to a close, this is one of my favorite times of the year for garden work. The list of chores is a long one - there’s still harvesting of veggies like Swiss chard, carrots, potatoes and other root crops as well as ornamentals like pumpkins and gourds; I’m still watering containers during those dry days; I love planting shrubs and perennials (especially when I find them on clearance!); and, of course, there’s the clean-up of perennial beds.

There are still many golden, warm days left for outdoor work and it’s great to have the garden to compel me to be outside and enjoy the blue sky, the colors, the flocks of geese heading south and the last few hummingbirds. Even the cloudy, chilly days are great opportunities to get heavier work done without breaking a sweat.

I’ve just begun the annual clean-up work of pulling out all the weeds one more time, cutting back and cleaning up perennial flowers and pruning back some of the shrubs. I like to add pe-rennials and shrubs along the way and spring bulbs, too. There’s never enough time to get it all done, but I keep working as long as I can and the rest has to wait until spring. We’ve been getting some thaw times over the winter in recent years and if it’s not too wet, I try to use those days for clean-up work as well.

Even with all the plants wrapping up their growing life or set-tling down for their winter’s nap, there are autumn blooming pe-rennials that keep the interest going into the fall. I have sedum, which right now is a lovely deep pink color, and I love the hardy mums at this time of year. I’m particularly enjoying the sweet and bright blooms on my Japanese anemone plants. I have a white blooming variety - there are also some in pink. It’s fun to have something so delicate-looking coming into bloom at the very tail-end of the growing season.

Mine are planted in a spot that can get dry and that doesn’t have the greatest soil conditions - but the plants are now es-tablished and doing well. I started with two plants and they are spreading around the base of a crab apple tree in partial shade. It can take a while for them to get established, but once they do - Japanese anemones can be a bit invasive and some folks don’t like them for that reason. I’m happy to have them filling in a bit of a problem area in my garden and fortunately have plenty of room for them to spread. I would really miss them if I ever decided to remove them because of this trait.

The plants will do best in partial shade - full sun can burn them and full shade can result in fewer flowers. I add a mulch of organic material when I get a chance and because they tend to like moist soil conditions, will water them once a week in the summer if con-ditions become dry. You can plant Japanese anemones in early autumn and divide established clumps in the spring when the foliage emerges.

I find the plants to be very attractive. They are native to Asia and the cup-shaped blossoms with satiny petals surround a con-

trasting green and gold central button. The blooms are born on tall stems ( 2 to 4 ft.) over clumps of dark green, maple-like leaves. The foliage adds nice texture and dark green color to the garden all summer.

Japanese anemones are very tough and I’ve read they can even stand up to considerable neglect.

Like many of my flowers, I cut them for fall bouquets - because of their long-straight stems they are a fun “finishing touch” to an arrangement. I add them at the last moment and they act as ex-clamation points to the bouquet.

They function the same way in the garden - the flowers are rela-tively small and are so much higher than the foliage clump that even a large planting has more of a “white or pink sprinkles” ef-fect than a huge “wow” impact in the bed or border planting.

When I purchased my plants at a local garden store, the clerk was a bit incredulous at my selection. “Not many people buy these,” she said.

That’s too bad. Japanese anemones are a sweet and easy way to extend the growing season in your garden and to add that el-egant “exclamation point” to the end of the growing season.

Photograph by Kristina Gabalski

Email us withyour news and story [email protected]

COBBLE CREEK FARM5161 Ridge Rd. W. • Spencerport, NY • 352-8484

Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Starting October 3rd!

VERHuLStHAuntEdHAyRidES

COBBLECREEK’S

Fall Hayride and Corn Maze

Weekends starting September 27th

Pros and cons of Plan 2014 clearly defined Forty-one organizations across the U.S. and Canada are call-ing on the federal governments to adopt Plan 2014 which would regulate water levels in Lake Ontario. Plan 2014 was unanimously recommended by the International Joint Commission in June, but it also faces strong opposition from local governments.

This summer, representatives of 41 environmental organiza-tions including the NY League of Conservation Voters, Ducks Un-limited, Trout Unlimited, Save the River, World Wildlife Fund Can-ada and the National Wildlife Association, sent a letter expressing strong support for Plan 2014 to U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and elected officials and representatives of federal agencies in the United States and Canada.

The letter details how Plan 2014 will protect against extreme water levels, restore tens of thousands of acres of wetlands, boost hydropower production, enhance outdoor recreation and increase the resilience of 712 miles of Lake Ontario Shoreline in the U.S. and Canada, a news release from the Nature Conservancy states.

“The more the public learns about Plan 2014, the more they support it,” says Jim Howe, The Nature Conservancy’s Central and Western New York Chapter executive director. “This is a once-in-a-generation chance to restore a Great Lake, invest in New York’s recreation-based economy and prepare for climate change. We hope everyone will explore the facts about this plan, and express their support for its adoption.”

Local government leaders, however, have voiced strong oppo-sition to the plan and even traveled to Washington, D.C. in July to meet with senators and State Department officials to express concerns.

Niagara-Orleans Regional Alliance co-chairs Lynne Johnson, an Orleans County legislator, and David Godfrey, a Niagara County legislator, have said Plan 2014 may benefit the ecosystem, but it will disproportionally affect the southern shore of Lake Ontario.

Johnson and Godfrey call the plan “catastrophic to communi-ties along the lakeshore,” because of anticipated erosion of prop-erty during times of high water and losses to the $94 million/year sport fishing industry and shipping interests when levels are low. They say Plan 2014 will cost every single tax payer in shoreline counties as “all taxpayers will end up paying to make up for losses in sales tax.”

Both county legislatures have called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to step up and use his power to veto the plan.

Congressman Chris Collins has also been critical of the Plan, saying it will “devastate residents along the lake’s southern shore ... it is clear this plan is not in the best interest of homeowners and other stakeholders along the Lake Ontario shoreline,” he said in a statement following the July meetings in Washington, D.C. “I remain committed to working with my colleagues in state and lo-cal government against its implementation.”



WE CLEAN OUT...HOMES • BASEMENTS • ATTICS • GARAGES • SHEDS • BARNS • BUILDINGS • ALMOST ANYTHING FROM A-Z!

WE TEAR DOWN...DECKS • POOLS • PANELING • SHEDS • FENCES • SHEETROCK • CARPET/LINOLEUM

WE HAUL AWAY...WOOD • BRUSH • LEAVES • ROOFING • APPLIANCES • FURNITURE

CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS • FLOOD-DAMAGED ITEMS24-HR. EXPRESS SAME-DAY SERVICE

WE DO CLEANOUTSWITHIN 6-8 HOURS!

1-585-719-8004

ANY PLACE YOU LIVE, WE GO!

DEBITCLEANOUTS!

ONE COUPON ONLY. Not valid with other offers or prior services. Offer expires 10/28/14

COUPON

Rates Starting at$49

TEARdOwNS!

ONE COUPON ONLY. Not valid with other offers or prior services. Offer expires 10/28/14

COUPON

Rates Starting at$49

OVER 19 YEARS IN BUSINESS 1995-2014

MAKE THAT JUNK GO AWAY TODAY!


“I Dig This Town” held on August 9th was a family event spon-sored by The Town of Greece. The climb aboard experience for Greece town residents was held at the Greece Town Hall Cam-pus.

Town vehicles were on display and available for children and adults to explore including the new black and white police cars and a large number of town trucks from the Department of Public Works.

A highlight of the “community” day was the arrival of a United States Border Patrol helicopter which landed on the lawn in front of the Town Hall.

There were plenty of family activities including face painting, bounce houses, clowns and balloon animals.

“I Dig this Town”

Cover photo:Alexander Pincelli, 2 of Greece was made an honorary Junior Fire Fighter by the North Greece Fire District dur-ing the “I Dig This Town” event. Alexander’s mother Tel-cie Pincelli was happy to see her son’s reaction as he received his very own badge and fire hat.

Photos by Tom Parsons


“I Dig this Town”Photos by Tom Parsons


STEEL SHINGLES

Steelshinglepecialist

Repair Nemodel

[email protected]

• Decra Stone coated• Wakefield Bridge• Arrowline• Tamko Metalworks• Accel Advanta

Are You Ready to Install the Last Roof

You’ll Ever Buy?Are you tired of re-roofing your

house every 10-15 years? Metal Shingles are the most durable,

longest lasting, and have the highest resale value of any roofing

product. Switching to metal shingles is safe and affordable. Metal shingles can be applied over most roofing so the tear off cost

can be rolled into a higher quality roofing system.Don’t wait - make the call today to

Install the last Roof You’ll eveR need.

I am the only Rochester area contractor that installs the metal shingle full time

and - You Get Me on Every Job.Rick Davis (Owner/Operator)

New Hours: Tues., Wed. 10-5; Thurs. 10-8;

Fri. & Sat. 10-4

7 Upton St. (at the end of Canning St.), Hilton • 392-1192www.ameliasfabricandyarnshoppe.com

We Pride Ourselves In Excellent Customer Service with a Fun,

Friendly Atmosphere!

ClassesForming Now For Knitting, Crocheting or

Quilting

100% Cotton Fabrics For Quilting

GiftCertificates

Great Selections!Yarns ~ Berocco, Ella Rae,

Alpaca, Opal, Kraemer, Universal & More

15% OFFTotal Purchase

Exp. 10/11/14

Town of GreeceHousehold Hazardous Waste Collection The Town of Greece, along with Monroe County, will hold a household hazardous waste collection on Saturday, October 18 from 7:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Town of Greece Highway Ga-rage, 647 Long Pond Road, Greece.

This is by appointment only. Appointments must by scheduled by October 17. To make an appointment call the Town of Greece Department of Public Works at 585-225-4590.

This collection is open to all Monroe County residents.

Waste from businesses will not be accepted. Up to 30 gallons of the following materials will be accepted per appointment at no charge.

Following is a list of accepted items:• Oil-based & Latex Paint (for 1/3-gallon or less of Latex Paint: discard lid, add kitty litter, let dry, place can in trash) • Wood Stain & Preservatives • Automotive Fluids (antifreeze; brake, power steering and trans mission fluids) • Pesticides & Fertilizers • Flammable Products (gasoline, kerosene, thinners, strippers, solvents) • Household Cleaners (liquid soaps & waxes, drain cleaners, etc.) • Driveway Sealer • Pool & Photo Chemicals • Rechargeable (Ni-Cad) & Button Batteries • Mercury (thermometers, thermostats) • Syringes/Sharps (safely packaged)

Do Not Bring: used motor oil & vehicle batteries (contact service station or retailer); Pharmaceutical Wastes, Propane tanks (per-manent HHW facility only), cans with dried paint (if it rattles when shaken – remove lid and place in trash); empty containers (trash or recycle); everyday alkaline batteries (trash); glazing/spackle & joint compounds (trash).



Celebrating Our 50th Anniversary!Certified by

Nature’s Most Beautiful European Hair

• Synthetic, Human Hair Blend & Human Hair

• Customized Wigs& Hairpieces For Men & Women

• Chemotherapy &Radiation Patients

• Alopecia• Thinning Hair from

Diabetes,Menopause, etc.

• Drama Clubs -Actress/Actors

• Wig Supplies• Scarves, Turbans

& Wraps

409 Parma Center Rd. (Rt. 18), Hilton 585-392-7823

Open by private appointments only Mon.-Sat.

www.grastabeautyandwigstudio.com

GRAStA’SBeauty and Wig Studio

H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

5319 Ridge Rd. West • Spencerport • (585) 352-1920americanaccentsfurniturestore.com

Open Weekdays & Saturdays; Mon.-Fri. 10-5; Sat. 10-5; Closed Wed.“Open House Sundays” from 12-2 ~ Refreshments Served

AMERICAN ACCENTS...for new ideas for...

DECORATING YOUR HOMEboth inside and out with

AMERICAN MADE FURNITUREand decorating accessories.

Always Shop

Don’tForget

To Check Out Our GARDEN

ROOM!lawn

furniture,barnwood

birdhouses, iron fences,

trellis,arbors, etc.

HAll MADEiN AMERiCAH

H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H

389 East avE., Brockport • 585-637-4745all Major credit cards acceptedSa

ra

’S G

ar

den

40% Off All Plants

CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALEALL ANNUALS, Perennials, Trees, Pond Plants & Shrubs. Including

plants already on sale!

(Excluding Mums)

FALLBULBSHave ArrivedTulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths, Allium and moreDon’t forget your wooden nickels! Delivery Available

SAVE

Come visit our Gardens!

• Ornamental Corn• Cornstalks• Gourds • Squash

PiePumpkins

$139 3/$4ea.

SALE

Homegrown

ApplesComing This Week!

BUY BULK &Red and Black Colored Mulch, Standard Brown, Also Garden Brew, Mushroom Compost, Top Soil, Pea Gravel,Driveway Stone

7 Days a WEEkMon.-FrI. 9-6; sat. & sun. 9-5

Hardy Mums(not

included in 40% OFF

Sale)

$439& up

Sale prices are valid until September 30, 2014


GreeceNewsNY.com Retail Business of the Month

Caraglio’s Pizza Caraglio’s Pizza owner Tony Caraglio takes pride in offering his delicious pizza and Italian speciality foods to his customers. Grow-ing up in Greece, Tony learned his cooking skills by paying close attention to, and working with his grandfather in his kitchen. He loved Sundays because that was the day his grandfather would make sauce, and sometimes pizza. “I would spend all day by my grandfathers side just watching him create different dishes for the family,” Tony said.

He took this knowledge and passion for cooking with him when he left home to attend Alfred University where he graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. While at Alfred, Tony made pizza from scratch every Friday night… this got to be known as “Tony’s Pizza Night.” It became so popular with his fellow stu-dents and friends that friends from other colleges would drive to Alfred just to have some of his pizza. After graduation, Tony put his Engineering degree to work at a local company, but his love and passion for cooking never left him.

In April of 2004 he open his first Pizzeria at 7 Main Street in Hilton (392-9000). Since then Caraglio’s Pizza has added three more locations…in January of 2006 at 1169 North Greece Road (225-8630), then in January of 2007 at 2882 Dewey Avenue (663-8390) and most recently in October of 2011 at 3869 Lyell Road, on the corner of Lyell Road and Elmgrove Road in Gates (426-0270). Tony’s passion for making a great pizza every single time has not gone away, in fact it has grown stronger with each pizza he sells.

Caraglio’s Pizza offers high quality, fresh, made-to-order tradi-tional pizza, and his signature “specialty pizzas,” including Chicken Wing, Taco, Pulled Pork, and Breakfast pizzas, wings (boneless

and regular), calzones, subs and wraps, grilled burgers and hots, salads, appetizers and desserts. They also have an “Everyday Spe-cials” lunch menu and Caraglio’s Pizza Club where membership is free and club members are emailed member only specials and coupons. Sign up online it’s easy and free to join.

Caraglio’s Pizza also offers a full catering service. The cater-ing menu includes made-from-scratch entrees and salads including Italian fa-vorites Chicken Parmesan, Eggplant Par-mesan and Chicken French. The catering menu can be customized to your specific order and if you don’t see something you want Tony says, “Just ask!” Full and half pan options are available.

Delicious, made-from-scratch food, us-ing family recipes, combined with atten-tion to customer service and satisfaction is the key to Caraglio’s Pizza success.

Pizzeria hours are Sunday thru Thurs-day 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday 11a.m. to 10 p.m.

For more information and to view the full pizzeria and catering menu for Cara-glio’s Pizza visit their website at www.caragliospizza.com


www.brownsberrypatch.com

Come Enjoy the Best of Fall!Every Weekend Sept. 13 - Oct. 26 & Columbus Day, Oct. 13, 10am-5pm

LAKE COUNTRY MARKETPLACE & GIFT SHOPBAKERY • SANDWICHES • ICE CREAM

Pumpkin

MarketHours:OpenDaily

9am-6pm

Weekends Only 10am-5pm

weather permitting

Fun for the whole family!

COrn MazeaDVenTUre

Great for Groups!

Sat.&

Sun.10-5

14264 Roosevelt Hwy., Rt 18 Waterport, NY

585-682-5569

*Pedal Cars *Pony Rides *Haywagon Rides *Face Painting*Caramel Apples *Cider *Pies *Donuts

Pick Your Ownapples•raspberries•pUMpkins

COlUMbUsDay

WeekenD•5K Run/Walk

for Hospice (Sat. 10am)

•Entertainment - Music, Magic and More!

Hours: Mon. - Sat.11:00am - 10:00pm

PLENTY OF FREE PARKING1405 Dewey Ave.

Corner of Flower City Park In The HistoricMaplewood Neighborhood

458-8824CBD - rich Hemp Oil Products now available exclusively at the Dewey Ave. Smoke Shop!

CBD - Hemp Oil is legal in all 50 States and Over 40 Countries. It is NOT Marijuana and Does NOT Require a Medical License for Purchase.

Cibdex™. If you have been seeking a convenient, everyday CBD-rich hemp oil supplement option, then Cibdex™ is a natural place to start. More than just another hemp oil supplement, Cibdex™ Drops and Capsules contain a vegan hemp oil tincture made from propretary hemp cultivars that are rich in cannabidiol (CBD).

Canchew™ gum is a delicious, all-natural gum infused with CBD from hemp oil. It’s a first-of-its-kind CBD product: a patent-pending chewing gum containing naturally-occurring cannabidiol (CBD) from the industrial hemp plant. Each piece of CanChew™ contains 50mg of CBD-rich hemp oil and approximately 10mg of CBD.

Real Scientific Hemp Oil™ (RSHO™) is 100% natural and derived from the federally-legal industrial hemp plant. Our unique hemp cultivars, combined with our proprietary technologies, produce the highest quality CBD-rich hemp oil in the world.

2569 Spencerport RoadBetween Manitou Rd. & Gillett Rd.

352-3530HOURS: Monday - Thursday 7am-7pm; Friday 7am-6pm

Professional aUTo service

with a friendly hometown feel!

• NYS INSPECTIONS • MUFFLERS • SHOCKS• BRAKES• TIRES

“Family Owned Since 1959”


Autumn perfect time for wine tour Colorful foliage, abundantly stocked farm stands, and sparkling weather all make autumn an ideal time to take a drive along west-ern New York’s wine trails.

Jim Trezise of the New York Wine & Grape Foundation says that since 2011, the number of farm wineries have grown by nearly 50 percent in New York and commercial wineries have seen the same growth percentage. Farm winery branch offices have jumped 90 percent during that time, from 29 to 55.

Also growing are microbreweries - up 160 percent and restau-rant brewers up 230 percent.

Farm distilleries have grown from 10 to 55 since 2011 and farm cideries have escalated from 7 to 29, an increase of 480 percent.

“New York State is fast becoming the farm-based craft bever-age capital of America,” Trezise says.

The craft beverage boom is also a huge boost to the state’s agricultural base, Trezise notes, because raw ingredients used - grapes, apples, other fruits and grain are grown right here on local farms.

If you’re thirsty for a taste of New York wines, plan a trip along either the Lake Ontario or Niagara Wine Trail.

The moderating effect of Lake Ontario - cooling in the summer and warming in the winter - creates good grape growing condi-tions along the Lake Ontario Wine Trail. On the Niagara Wine Trail, the Niagara Escarpment and surrounding area also benefits from its proximity to the Great Lake. The warm micro-climate is addi-tionally aided by the fact the Escarpment actually traps warm air. Couple the mild conditions with excellent soil and you have ideal conditions for grape and wine production.

According to the New York Wine & Grape Foundation, the Ni-agara Region is one of the fastest growing wine regions in the state.

Local Wineries on the Lake Ontario Wine Trail:•Casa Larga Vineyards, 2287 Turk Hill Road, Fairport. Casa Larga has been producing high quality, award winning wines for 40 years.•Lake Ontario Winery and Vineyards, 699 Five Mile Line Road, Webster (see also the Niagara List). The original location at the historic Mayer’s cider mill has wines available for purchase and tasting.•Young Sommer Winery, 4287 Jersey Road, Williamson, between Williamson and Pultneyville. Young Sommer specializes in fruit and grape wines.•Apple Country Spirits Farm Distillery, 3274 Eddy Road, William-son. Apple Country produces fine quality fruit-based spirits made from fruit grown on their farm.

Local Highlights of the Niagara Wine Trail:•Schwenk Wine Cellars, 1456 Bills Road, Kent. Schwenk produces award winning wines which include semi-dry to sweet. The win-ery features a tasting room.•Lake Ontario Winery, 1593 Hamlin Parma Townline Road, Hilton (see also Lake Ontario Wine Trail for Webster location). The Hilton

location features a tasting room, bistro and gift shop.•Vizcarra Vineyards at Becker Farms, 3724 Quaker Road, Gasport. Becker Farms has a tasting room and produces fruit, white, blush and red wines including Spiced Apple, Apple Cranny, Perfect Plum and Becker Blue. Becker Brewing offers eight locally produced, hand-crafted micro brews and ciders. The farm features u-pick fruit, a bakery, homemade jams and fudge.•Leonard Oakes Estate Winery, 10609 Ridge Road, Medina. The location features a tasting room and gift shop. Leonard Oakes pro-duces a number of different wines including classic and dessert wines, fruit wines and its popular Steampunk Cider.

Pharmaceutical Waste Collection In Greece Town of Greece Pharmaceutical Waste Collection will take place on Wednesday, October 8th at the Greece Police Depart-ment, 400 Island Cottage Road, Greece. from 9:00 a.m. to Noon. No appointment necessary.

The Town of Greece Police have partnered with the Monroe County Department of Environmental Services to assist county residents with the disposal of unwanted pharmaceutical waste.

Accepted in this waste collection are:•Controlled substances•Outdated or unwanted over-the-counter medications

Residential pharmaceutical waste only, no commercial waste will be accepted.

Please do not flush medications down the toilet.

This is a public service sponsored by the Town of Greece Police Department.




WATCH YOUR WEBSITE VISITORS & SALES GROW!

WEBSITEDESIGNand ContentManagementOur services are custom to your needs and very reasonable.

Search engines recognize sites that are updated regularly.

We help keep your content current and customers coming back.

Just a few of our recent Website REMODELS!

hickoryridgegolfresort.comhiltonmonumentco.com

partykafarms.comnorthwoodsalpacas.com

A division of Westside NeWs iNc.GreeceNewsNY.com

We are local...responsive...ready...Call today for a FREE WEBSITE EVALUATION and learn more about our services 737-1984


4th Annual Greece “Taste of the Town” The 4th Annual Greece “Taste of the Town” was held Sunday, August 24 from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the Greece Community and Senior Center, 3 Vince Tofany Boulevard, Greece. Several hundred people attended, participating in the event which showcased some of the areas finest and favorite local res-taurants and food vendors. The event featured 18 vendors, 18 sponsors and over 25 raf-fle prize donations. Ticket price was $25 which got you a “food passport” which bought you a “taste” at each vendor booth. After your taste, your passport was stamped and you moved to the next vendor booth. There was also music provided by a DJ. Each at-tendee was also given a tote bag to carry informational brochures and give-outs by vendors, available at each booth. Every person in attendance was given a ballot to vote on the “Tastiest” food and the “Most Creative” participants of the event.

The winners were… The Original Crab Shack was named the “Tastiest” and Kneads and Wants was given the “Most Creative” award.



Mary Lou RockowExt. 134

WESTSIDE NEWS INC.Publishers of the best-read weekly newspapers in the area...Suburban News & Hamlin Clarkson Herald

Ellen StevensExt. 130

Jan MillerExt. 135

Westside News can place your advertising messagein most suburban markets in the Greater Rochester area. Plus we can make the same arrangements in

any location throughout New York State...and even beyond.

Lori AntonelliExt. 133

Debbie DayExt. 131

Let our award-winning artists design something special just for you and we’ll place it in the market you want to reach.

Call anyof our sales

professionals

A Reminder from your friendsat Westside News

JoAnn ChinappiExt. 132

Rachael BlairExt. 139

Tami RacoExt. 129

ONE CALL DOES IT ALL!(585) 352-3411


Clawn & landscape, Inc.

352-9544Certified Nursery Professionals.www.cardinallandscape.net

Since 1983

ARDINAL

Offering CompleteLandscape Services

• Landscape Design & Installation• Complete Property Maintenance• New Lawns: Hydroseeding and Sod• Paving Stone Walkways and Patios• Retaining Walls• Landscape Lighting• Water Gardens

Salmon CreekCountry Club

For All Your Special Occasions

• 40 to 200 Guests• Weddings• Retirements• Banquets• Anniversaries• Showers• Funerals• Business Meetings• In-House Catering• Outdoor Gazebo• Any Occasion• Catering

It is our desire to make each event a beautiful memory. Every party is completely private which allows our staff to focus their individual attention on you and your guests. The grounds surrounding

the Club House are inviting and serene.

www.salmoncreekcountryclub.com355 Washington Street • Spencerport, NY 14559

352-3664


• Potted Plants • Fresh & Silk Arrangements• Unique Funeral Designs• Wedding Planner Specialists• Encore Chocolates

Your Local Florist for all Your Floral Needs

1215 Hilton Parma Corners Rd.,

Hilton

392-7000

JusticeFlower Shop

Wasps

Ants

Spiders

Roach

Mice

“GUARANTEED GONE” Or Your Money Back

Ants, Bees, Roaches, Rodents, Wasps24 Hour Emergency Service

The Integrated Pest Management Specialist

MILITARY

DISCOUNT™

Serving All Of Monroe & Surrounding Counties

♥SENIORS

DISCOUNT™

Garfield Kyte’s

nuisance wildlife“division of diamond Pest elimination”

Serving all of Monroe County

24 Hour Emergency Service

738-3671

The Exclusion Experts Raccoons

Moles Squirrels

Pigeons Bats

Diamond Pest EliminationResidential & Commercial

Proudly Serving You For 20+ Years

723-6589

Bands at Barnard Bands at Barnard closed their five concert “Summer Music Se-ries” on August 26th with a performance from local rock legend Lou Gramm and his band.

The evening was perfect for some rock and roll. An estimated crowd of 1500 people enjoyed the performance by Gram, giving him a warm and rollicking reception when he took the stage. Gramm performed many favorite Foreigner songs from “As Cold As Ice” to a show stopping rendition of “I Want To Know What

Love Is” with a full choir singing the chorus.

The opening act was local Rochester band Download, a rock cover band playing songs from the 80’s to present.

All concerts were are held at the Barnard Carnival Grounds, 360 Maiden Lane, Greece. Tickets were $10, providing an eve-ning filled with great music, great food and beverages, plenty of parking, restrooms and security. The concerts are for the 21 and over crowd.

Bands at Barnard is hosted by the Barnard Fire Department with all proceeds from the concerts benefiting the Barnard Fire Department. Plans are in the works to repeat the “Summer Con-cert Series” in the summer of 2015.



Basil Marella Skate Park Basil Marella Skate Park located at 975 English Road, Greece provides a safe and challenging skateboard experience for local skate enthusiasts.

Basil Marella Park is the most centrally located park in Greece and is the only park that is completely accessible by sidewalks. The park is also connected to the 390 bike path which can be used by skateboarders.

The skate park was built over ten years ago to give skateboard-ers a safe place to pursue their passion and to keep the boarders away from the store fronts and parking lots - a favorite place to skate before the park was open. The skate park is also a solution to appease the local business owners who found issues with the boarders riding on the sidewalks and in parking lots of business-es.

Last year the skate park added two quarter pipes and additional jumps and replaced and repaired some worn out sections of the park.

According to John Plummer, Senior Labor Foreman for the Town of Greece, Department of Public Works, the town consulted with youth and adults that frequently use the park for ideas for the up-grades. He says, “We talked to the neighborhood kids and a local skate shop on Dewey Avenue to find out what would be the best upgrades for the skate park. They gave us suggestions of what they would like to see in the park and upgrades that would be usable for both intermediate and advanced skaters.” Some of the skateboarders also helped with the construction and installation of the new elements.

Visit the park to skate or observe the skills of the multitude of skaters that take advantage of this Greece recreational resource. Basil Marella park is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.

In addition to the skate park Basil Marella Park is home to 6 tennis courts, 2 pickle ball courts, 2 volleyball courts, 2 basketball courts, 7 soccer fields and a disc golf course.

Pictured are Jake Dickeson (above) and Luis Castro (on left) grind-ing the rails.



~ 2014 ~Hilton Apple Fest

Saturday, October 4th10am to 5 pm

Sunday, October 5th10am to 4:30pm

www.hiltonapplefest.org • www.facebook.com/HiltonAppleFest

Clip

‘n S

ave

30 GreeceNewsNY.com September 2014Clip ‘n Save


Take Your Tastebuds To The Orient...CHINA BUFFET

$2 OFFANY ORDER OF $18 OR MORE

Exp. 10/31/14 • ONE COUPON PER TABLE. COUPONS CAN NOT BE COMBINED.





3160 West Ridge Rd. • Greece • 697-1788 (Inside Lowes Plaza) Mon.-Thur. 11-9:30; Fri.-Sat. 11-10; Sun. 11-9:30

Over 150 Items to Choose From!Appetizers, Soup, Dumplings, Mussels, Roast Chicken, Shrimp, BBQ Spare Ribs, Beef, Chicken, Vegetables, Sushi, Pasta,

Fruit, Dessert, Pastries, Ice Cream & Much More!

THE LARGEST NEW YORK STYLE CHINESE BUFFET IN ROCHESTER!

WINE & BEERCOMING SOON!

ALL YOUCAN EAT! Book Your Special Event Now In

Our Party Room!(Up to 70 People. Call for Details.)

GIFT CERTIFICATESAVAILABLE!

FRESHSUSHI!

360 Maiden Lane • 663-1250

arnardRestaurant & Party HouseB

up to 200 guestsWeddings • Showers • AnniversariesRehearsal Dinners • Bereavements

Greece’s Best Kept Secret

Accomodations for

865-7711

• Chef Created Buffets• Delivery & Set-Up

• Professionally Staffed Dinners & Banquets

Forest HillCATERING

Friday Night Dinners 5-9 pm

INVITE US TOYOUR NEXT PARTY. Let us cater your next event.

New Addition at Benucci’s Restaurant Benucci’s Restaurant is an exciting new addition to Greece and is located at the expansion of the Mall at Greece Ridge.

Benucci’s newly opened party/meeting room accomo-dates up to 80 people in a Tuscan Garden decor with a pri-vate bar and is perfect for holiday parties for businesses, private family celebrations or business meetings anytime.

D i n i n g O u t


GreeceNewsNY.com Service Business of the Month

Golden Ponds Restaurant & Party House

Their Wednesday night buffet features gourmet pizza and a fresh pasta bar.

The Thursday night Italian buffet includes homemade meat-balls, fresh tripe, gnocchi and a huge selection of Italian special-ties. Every Friday their buffet is all about seafood… Fish Fry spe-cials and an extensive offering of seafood, including a plate of crab legs or a shrimp cocktail with your meal.

Every Saturday during October features the annual “Oktober-fest German Buffet” with authentic German cuisine.

Although Golden Ponds Restaurant & Party House mainly spe-cializes in Italian food, throughout the year, in their restaurant and on banquet menus, they have incorporated Irish, Spanish, Mexi-can, and German regional dishes and cuisines. They will also con-sider special requests and dietary options.

Any of their menu selections are available for off-premise cater-ing to your home, office parties, outdoor barbecues, graduations,

etc. Pick up or deliver service is available.

Golden Ponds Restaurant & Party House is continuing to remodel and update their facilities and menus keeping their customer experience of dining or attending a party the absolute best experience that it can be. Future plans include adding outdoor dining facilities in their garden ar-eas.

Golden Ponds Restaurant & Party House is located at 500 Long Pond Road, Rochester N.Y. Restaurant hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 4:00-8:00 PM; Friday & Saturday 4:00-9:00 PM; Sunday 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM; Closed on Mondays.

They can be reached at 585-723-1344 or visit their web-site at www.goldenpondspartyhouse.com for more infor-mation.

The beautiful setting on Long Pond Road where Golden Ponds Restaurant and Party House is located was once a horse stable and riding arena built in the 1970s.

After extensive remodeling and reconstruction of the original horse farm buildings, Golden Ponds Res-taurant opened in 1984. Since opening they have con-tinued to update and remodel their party rooms and have added two spacious outdoor garden areas. The beautiful, peaceful garden areas are the perfect setting for wedding ceremonies and celebrations.

Their catering and full service restaurant and party rooms are available for functions hosting up to 300 people. Golden Ponds Restaurant & Party House is available for weddings, graduations, anniversaries, baptisms, wedding and baby showers, stag parties and any event that brings people together for fun, relax-ation and enjoying good food.

Owner Ralph Rinaudo says he listens to his customers and uses their feedback in his business planning. “I have very loyal custom-ers who come here every week for dining and the buffets. We have been doing our buffets for over 20 years and our custom-ers really like them and appreciate that we make everything right here at our restaurant from scratch. It is important to people and they tell me that, they know that when they dine here that they are getting the freshest foods made from the finest ingredients,” Ralph said. Golden Ponds features many delicious choices on both their buffet and sit-down menus. Their homemade Italian bread is baked fresh daily, and is a favorite with diners… What a way to start your meal!

They offer weekly buffets Wednesday through Friday, along with a Sunday Brunch featuring fresh, made-to-order omelettes, waffles and crepes… a Sunday morning stand out in the Rochester area dining experience.


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

Sully’sDivision of sullivan’s CharBroil

Restaurant& Catering

FREE1/4 Burger

with purchase of Burger,2 Fries & 2 Drinks

Exp. 10/20/14

COUPON

COUPON

FREEDish of Ice Cream

with purchase of Friday Night Dinner

COUPON

FREEZweiglesHot Dogwith purchase of

Hot Dog, 2 Fries & 2 Drinks

Exp. 10/20/14

BreakfastSat. & Sun. 7AM-11AM

Omelet Special$429

With Home Fries & ToastDesigner French Toast

& Pancakes

StartingAt• Haddock Fish Fry

• Fish & Chips • Fried Clams• Fried Shrimp

Exp. 10/20/14

Restaurant& Party House

500 Long Pond Rd.

723-1344• Tuesday 4-8pm

Two Dinners for$1800

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

• Friday 4-9pm

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

Every Sat. starting Sept. 27 thru Oct. 25Authentic German BuffetSauerbraten. Potato Pancakes,

German Potato Salad, Knockwurst, Bratwurst, Sauerkraut, Spaetzle,

Schnitzel, Red Cabbage, Beef Stew, Vegetables, Pretzel Bread, Asst. Salads, Soups,

Asst. Breads and more.FOr rESErvaTiOnS

plEaSE call 723-1344

4-9 pm •$1295

pp

• Wednesday 4-8pm

all You can Eat $795

• Thursday 4-8pm

italianBuffet

$1295

SeafoodBuffet

$1395

• sunday Brunch10:30am-2:30pm

Omlette, Breakfast Waffle & CrepeStations $1395

Gourmet pizza& pasta Bar

D i n i n g O u t

Restaurant & Catering Company40 Spencerport Rd. • Formerly FWS Plaza

429-6540 • 426-3397

Giuseppe’s

40 Spencerport Rd. (formerly FWS Plaza)

429-6540 ~ 426-3397Restaurant Hours Lunch & Dinner…

Mon.-Thurs. 11am-9pm; Fri. & Sat. 11am-9:30pm; Sun. 4pm-9pm

Restaurant MenuAntipasti ~ Appetizers

Calamari.....................................................$6.95Calamari Serafina.......................................$7.95Artichoke French.......................................$6.95Chicken Fingers.........................................$6.95Buffalo Chicken Fingers............................$7.95Chicken Wings...........................................$7.95Garlic Bread......................$3.95 w/Mozz $4.95Giuseppe Fries...........................................$7.95Buffalo Fries..............................................$4.95Combination Platter...................................$9.95Mozzarella Sticks.......................................$4.95Beer Battered Zucchini..............................$4.95Breaded Mushrooms..................................$4.95Breaded Cauliflower..................................$4.95

Soups & SaladsItalian Wedding Soup.........Cup $1.95 Bowl $3.95Greens & Beans.................Cup $1.95 Bowl $3.95Greens & Beans w/sausage...Cup $2.95 Bowl $4.95Chef Salad......................... Sm. $2.95 Large $4.95Grilled Chicken Salad.................................... $6.95Crispy Chicken Salad..................................... $6.95Black and Bleu Steak Salad........................... $6.95Antipasto......................... Sm. $8.95 Large $12.95

PastaInclude Soup or Salad

Imported Pasta...........................................$7.95Homemade Gnocchi...................................$9.95Baked Gnocchi.........................................$10.95Gnocchi Joseph........................................$10.95Homemade Ravioli....................................$9.95Ravioli Andrew........................................$11.95Lasagna......................................................$9.95Stuffed Shells.............................................$9.95Penne Alla Vodka......... $8.95 w/chicken $10.95Baked Spaghetti.........................................$8.95Linguine Aglio y Oglio..............................$8.95Spaghetti Bolognese.................................$11.95Linguine w/Red or White Clam Sauce....$11.95

Beef, Veal, Etc.Include Soup or Salad

Bone-In Rib Eye..................................$18.95Black and Bleu Rib Eye.......................$19.95New York Strip Steak...........................$17.95Steak Pizzaiola.....................................$18.95Veal Parmigiano...................................$12.95Eggplant Parmigiano............................$10.95Tripe.......................................................$8.95

Friday SpecialsBreaded Fish Fry....................................$8.95Beer Battered Fish Fry...........................$8.95Baked Fish.............................................$8.95Haddock Marinara.................................$9.95Haddock French...................................$12.95

PizzaOur traditional red pizza starts with our

homemade sauce, and grated pecorino romano.Our traditional white pizza starts with olive oil,

garlic and pecorino romano.Small-Four Pieces $4.95 Toppings: .75

Medium-Eight Pieces $6.95 Toppings: $1.50Party-Twenty Pieces $8.95 Toppings: $2.00

Toppings: Mozzarella, pepperoni, sausage, meatball, ham, bacon, anchovy, sweet peppers,

onions, mushrooms, capers, olives, tomato, broccoli, cherry hot peppers, banana peppers

Specialty PizzaSteak......................Sm. $6.95 Med. $9.95 Party $15.95Buffalo Chicken....Sm. $6.95 Med. $9.95 Party $15.95Clam....................Sm. $7.95 Med. $10.95 Party $16.95Quattro Stagioni....Sm. $6.95 Med. $9.95 Party $15.95Old Timer..............Sm. $5.95 Med. $8.95 Party $14.95

ChickenInclude Soup or Salad and Pasta or Potato

Chicken Parmigiano............................. $11.95Chicken French....................................$12.95Chicken Della Casa..............................$13.95Chicken Salvatore................................$13.95Chicken Picatta....................................$12.95Half Chicken Dinner............................$10.95Parmigiano Platter................................$14.95

Price perPerson

Buffet #1 - Roasted Chicken, Sausage, Peppers and Onions, Baked Ziti, $7.45Roasted Potatoes, Tossed Green Salad with Dressing, Rolls & ButterBuffet #2 - Choice of meats: Roasted Chicken, Chicken French, Chicken Cacciatore, Chicken Parmigiano, Chicken Marsala, Roast Beef Burgundy, Baked Ham, Sausage, Peppers and Onions, Veal Parmiagiano, Veal French, Meatballs or Sausage from the Sauce. Includes: Baked Ziti, Roasted Potatoes,Tossed Green Salad with Dressing, Italian Relish Tray, Rolls & Butter.

Two Meats$10.95

Three Meats$12.95

Catering Menu

Plus Many Other Buffets AvailableEntrees by the Pan Also Available

Party RoomAvailablePerfect for

Showers • BirthdaysBereavement


Featuring Our Famous

Outlaw Potato

and a modified menu of ourSpencerport

location.

Hours:Mon.-Fri.10:30am-2pm

Greece, NY

3160 West Ridge RoadIn the Lowe’s Plaza • Formerly Cuppie’s Coffee

227-6474 TBJNY.com40 Spencerport Rd. • Formerly FWS Plaza

429-6540 • 426-3397

Restaurant & Catering Company

Giuseppe’s

“Great pizza starts with great ingredients. Our dough is scratch made by our overnight bakery crew, our sauce is prepared daily and we slice only the finest mozzarella available. We source all of our pizza toppings locally when possible. Produce from local farms and sausage from basilio-buda out of Canastota, NY. We take much pride in the art of pizza making.”

Joe Sr., Joe Jr., and Marciano

www.theovertimegrill.com • TWO LOCATIONSwww.theovertimegrill.com • TWO LOCATIONS

GREECE • 865-24904670 Dewey Ave. Lunch Fri., Sat. & Sun. Noon-2; Dinner Daily 4:30 till

HILTON • 392-4141610 North Greece Rd. Mon.-Sat. Open at 3, Dinner 4:30-9; Sun. 12-10

Tuesday and Wednesday ~ Family Style Night (Dewey Avenue Only)Chicken & Biscuits, Mashed Potato & Gravy, Corn and SaladAll For $10 pp, 5pm-8pm Call for reservations 406-0053

Come on in...sit right down and we keep the food coming until you’re full!

Both Locations ~ Thursdays - Kids Eat FREE! 12 and under with every adult meal a child’s meal will be FREE

D i n i n g O u t

D i n i n g O u t

GreeceNewsNY.com September 2014 35D i n i n g O u t

COUPON REQUIRED

2MediumPizzaswith Mozzarella

$13.95Additional Toppings Extra

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 10/30/14

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

Large Pizzawith Mozzarella

& 14 Chicken Tenders or 10 Wings



225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED





225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

2LargePizzaswith Mozzarella



225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

2X-LargePizzaswith Mozzarella



225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

Medium Pizzawith Mozzarella




225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

2MediumPizzaswith Mozzarella



225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED





225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED





225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

2LargePizzaswith Mozzarella



225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

Medium Pizzawith Mozzarella




225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

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. 10/30/14

FamilyOwned & Operated

37 Years In The Pizza Business

496 Long Pond Rd. (Cedarfield Commons)Monday-Thursday 4pm-9:30pm

Friday 4pm-11:30pmSaturday 11:30am-11:30pm

Sunday 11:30am-9:30pm

225-3570

Eat In or Take Out

Now Accepting


Kitchen, Bath & Appliance Showroom415 S. Union St., Spencerport 585-352-4011

M-Thurs 9am-7:30pm, Fri. 9am-6pm, Sat. 9am-5pm

likeus onWhat you can’t get anywhere else www.pagecountryside.com

greecenewsny.com september 2014

Documents

mention coupon

sullys restaurant catering

giuseppes restaurant

pmbenuccis restaurant

caraglios pizza

chicken wing pizza

golden ponds restaurant

benuccis italian restaurant