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The Rush-Henrietta Edition (585) 226-8111 • (866) 812-8111 September 25, 2015

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Table of Contents

Our Office Hours

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

Friday; 8:30am-3:00pm

Art & Soul.............................Page 11

Auctions And Antiques.............................Page 12

Auto Section.............................Page 16

Brighter/Vent.............................Page 30

Classifieds For Sale...............................Page 8

Coupon Club...............................Page 4

Dining and Entertainment.............................Page 21

Employment Opportunities.............................Page 38

Garage Sales...............................Page 9

Give and Take.............................Page 19

Health & Clinical Trials.............................Page 36

Home Services.............................Page 28

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

Passages...............................Page 4

Pet Place...............................Page 6

Puzzle Answers.............................Page 25

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

Senior Center.............................Page 13

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Penny Saver Pet of the Week

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

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Oct. 5, 1892, the Dalton gang attempts to rob two banks

simultaneously in Coffeyville, Kansas, but meets resistance from

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Colosi’s BARBER SHOP

Hi, I’m Anthony Colosi, the 3rd generation Master Barber in my family.

My Grandpa Joe Colosi started and owned the very first Barber Shop in

Henrietta some 56 years ago called JC’s Barber Shop . I know he would

be proud to know that I’m following in his footsteps and have opened

my own Barber Shop called “Colosi’s BARBER SHOP.” It’s a big

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Are you currently looking for a new barber? If so, stop in, call or text me and

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FIREWOOD:Clean, seasoned, quality hard-woods. Free delivery. Stackingavailable. Discount for multiplefacecord (4’x8’x16”).Call

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OMEGA SEAMASTER 40th An-niversary Watch, James Bond Edition,Excellent condition, Hardly worn.$2,400 or B/O. Call 585-223-7995.

TOOLS FOR SALE: Van-Mark I 9 FTSiding brake $950, Shop Fox W1685Dust Collector New $300, WallHanger Pro Drywall & Panel Hoist 11FT $175. Call 585-943-0135.

Golf Push Cart, Bagboy $75 , Simpletwo-step quick fold.

Items For Sale

GUN SHOW- Alexander Fireman´sHall, 10708 Alexander Rd., Rt.98,14005. Sunday Only, October 4, 8-3,www.nfgshows.com

FOR SALE: Navy blue reclinerfurniture set - sofa, loveseat and chair,good condition $850. Also for sale,papasan chair, tv stand, student desk,basketball hoop. 350-8384.

DELTA CONTRACTOR’S SAW10” with unifance. Never used.$850/ Best offer. Grizzly Joiner,never used $400/ Best offer.585-766-1123

FIREWOOD - seasoned hardwood$85/face cord (4’x8’x16”). Deliveryavailable. 585-738-0650.

MAYTAG NEPTUNE GAS Dryer Setup for propane but can be natural gas$250. Matching washing machinefree. Oil fired boiler with tank com-plete setup $750. Free Goat. Call Tim585-245-9483 or 585-455-7519

Make a Connection. Real People,Flirty Chat. Meet singles right now!Call LiveLinks. Try it FREE. CallNOW: Call 1-877-737-9447 18+.

FOR SALE: Year End Special.2012 30-Foot 5th Wheel. SingleSlide-Options & Accessories.$15,000 Phone (585)-637-5461.

MOVING MUST SELL! Yamahapiano, cherry wood, $600. Queen/Twin bedroom sets, $500/ $125.Cherry dining room set, $125. Allbeautiful condition! For further de-tails, 585-413-8886.

GRAVE PLOTS: Side by side, sectionM, at White Haven Park, Pittsford.Asking $1,500. Call 585-334-4297.

21 Schultz & Dooley collection.starting 40.00 ea. Call 585-330-5016.


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DRYWALL: PHIL SANSONE. Yourproject DONE in ONE DAY or less...DONE! Repair Specialist since 1986.References. Reliable. Insured.PhilSansoneDrywall.com585-377-4854.

EAST ROCHESTER: Clothing Saleand Bake Sale. Saturday, Sept. 26, 9AM - 3 PM. First Baptist Church ofEast Rochester, 119 W. Elm St. Chil-dren´s and women´s clothing, someChristmas items. Serving breakfast andlunch specials - $5.00.

EAST ROCHESTER: 6 Poman-der Walk (Concrest- Corner Elm,McKinley). 9/26-27 (9-5pm).MOVING SALE. Some furniture,fishing gear, household, olderbuffet/ table set, more!

VICTOR: Previously ownedfurniture and accessories atAFFORDABLE PRICES. GREATEXPECTATIONS CONSIGN-MENT. Victor’s retailer of theyear! hours: Tues. thru Fri 11-5,Sat 11-4. 160 School Street, Vic-tor. www.greatexpectationsshop.com. 585-314-7652. Furniture it’salways wanted!

PITTSFORD: 1 Candlewood Drive.Friday, October 2, (9 am to 3 pm)Saturday, October 3, (9 am to 3 pm)Salesman´s samples famous brandsweat pants and sport bras $5.00each. Other items at low prices. Iota75 amp converter/charger; Bissell rugmachine; 10´ x 20´ canopy; misc.household items and tools.

BATAVIA: 105 Union St.10/2-10/3(8am-5pm). ESTATE SALE BY GARYHARKNESS. Estatesale.net for picturesand information.

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

CRAFT SALE: Sat., Oct. 3rd, 10-2pm. Henrietta, 5 Antoinette Drive(Corner of Wildbriar & East HenriettaRoad). Assorted Vendors.

HENRIETTA: 2108 HylanDrive 10/1- 10/3 (9 am - 5pm) Huge Multi-family garagesale. Older Fisher Price andother toys, games, books, holi-day decorations, office sup-plies, housewares, women andteens clothing, much more.

Many new items.

AVON: D´Angelo Parkway. ONEDAY ONLY SO DON´T MISS OUT!Saturday, 9/26 (9am-4pm) Multi-family garage sales. Furniture,household items, clothes, books, allsorts of goodies for just about every-one.

VICTOR: 6866 County Rd 41. Octo-ber 2nd (9-4pm) & 3rd (9-2pm).ESTATE SALE. Quality furniture,Christmas items, porcelain dolls,household items.

GATES: 63 Kernwood Drive9/25-9/26 (10am-4pm). ESTATESALE. 2 bedroom sets, dining roomset, 2 living room sets, wicker baskets,costume jewelry and much more!

AVON EXIT 9 FLEA-MARKETOPEN Sundays (8am-3pm)LOOK FOR 50% SALES!www.exit9fleamarket.comCome, Relax, and Browse. You’llfind that Bargain!

The Household Sale, to benefit Ron-ald McDonald House Charities ofRochester. Gates: Rochester TechPark, Elmgrove Road. October 7-October 10. Something for everyoneand every budget! Over 75,000 sq. ft.,antiques, collectibles, clothing, books,toys, tons of furniture, holiday,sporting goods, housewares, electron-ics and so much more! Oct 7 ,(10am-7pm); Oct 8, (11am-7pm)(25% off); Oct 9, (11am-7pm) (50%off); Oct 10, (11am-3pm) (75% off).Rochester Tech Park, Gates NY. Formapquest/ GPS use East Les HarrisonDrive, Rochester NY 14624. Moreinfo at www.thehouseholdsale.com or(585)442-5437.

Do not use plain color-coded dot stickers and then have a price chart posted. It’s frustrating for buyers and hard to keep track of. Example; Pink dots - $1.00, Green dots - 50¢, Yellow dots - 25¢.

FAIRPORT: 6 Shagbark Way.1 0 / 2 - 1 0 / 3 ( 9 a m - 4 p m ) .DOWNSIZING/ MOVING SALE!Books, VHS tapes, household items,golf clubs, shopvac, dishes. Muchmore!

Flea Market &

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October 31st. 9 till 3pm

Victory Church 32 Wildbriar Rd.,

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Papa Bear with his sweet granddaughters,

Addie Sue and Cora Mae

Brockport Elks Cliff Marshall, Nick Filonovich,

Glendale Terry, Nick Gennarino, John Toepper,

Dee Cunningham, Mike Cunningham Jr., Sue

Frederick, Bill Mullen and Mike Cunningham,

Sr. welcome Boy Scout Troop #375.

After some hiking and habitat education,

Shawn and Brenden from Elba Pack 17 Bear

Den helped clean up Swallow Hollow

Jerry and Ken from Legacy at Village Wood

enjoyed their first trip to

Rochester’s baseball stadium in 30 years.

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Oct. 9, 1934, the St. Louis Cardinals defeat the Detroit

Tigers in the World Series. The Cards nickname, the “Gashouse

Gang,” had to do with the team’s close resemblance to the

rowdy, dirt-streaked thugs who hung around the Gashouse

District on Manhattan’s East Side.

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Oct. 8, 1970, Russian writer Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn wins

the Nobel Prize for literature. Arrested in 1945 for criticizing the

Stalin regime, he served time in Russian prisons, forced labor

camps and internal exile. His works had to be secreted out of

Russia in order to be published.

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Oct. 10, 1957, President Dwight D. Eisenhower offers his

apologies to the Ghanian finance minister, who had been refused

service at a restaurant in Delaware. It was one of the first of

many such incidents in which African diplomats experienced

racial segregation in the United States.

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dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

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Ask for generics. If there are generic alternatives to brand name medications available, alw ays ask a physic ian for those medications instead of their more expensive brand name counterparts. Don’t just assume a physic ian w ill prescribe generics. Sometimes doc tors prescribe brand name medications despite the availability of cheaper and equally effective generic medications.

Travel benefits for those ages 50 and up

One of the best things about aging is being able to enjoy the fruits of your labor without as many obligations as you might have had when you were a younger adult. For example, many men and women have a lot more freedom to travel once they turn 50.

Many of today’s older adults have a wealth of discretionary time, and those who focused on retirement planning from an early age have the money to fund a recreational lifestyle. Travel companies and other businesses understand that Baby Boomers and other seniors are valuable customers and are rolling out the red carpet with a bevy of discounts and perks.

AARP Services, Inc. has long been a trusted resource in senior-based information and resources. The organization continues to broker relationships with various companies to arrange deals on travel-related services and products for older men and women. Members of AARP can link directly to deals through the organization’s website.

In addition to companies that work with AARP, many other travel companies have discounts or other perks available to men and women over 50. All consumers need to do is inquire about such benefits. When in doubt, log on to the company’s website or give their customer service department a call.

Here are some other ways to secure deals on travel and other services.

• Do some networking. Fellow seniors who log in to chat rooms or who are members of social clubs may have the inside scoop on age-based travel deals. Learn the ropes from others who have been there before you and take notes on which companies offer the best deals.

• Read the fine print. Understand the details of senior discounts and compare them to other promotions offered to anyone, regardless of age. You may be able to get a better deal or combine offers if you’re not locked into a senior plan. Also, check the dates when deals are valid to ensure you can travel when you want to.

• Always carry proof of age. Whether it is a driver’s license, AARP card, passport, or birth certificate, carry proof of your age at all times. You do not want to miss out on a discount because you cannot verify you are 50 or older. Though being mistaken as younger could be a boost to your ego, it will not benefit your bottom line.

• Explore airline perks. Men and women 55 and older may be eligible for “golden-agers” discounts at major airlines. Such deals are not typically advertised, so you may need to speak with an airline representative to secure the discount. Seniors also can request special services, such as baggage assistance, priority seating and a ride to the gate, at the airport.

• Try negotiating with vendors. If you cannot find a senior discount, consider negotiating with vendors for deals. Local hotels or businesses may prove more flexible than national chains. It never hurts to ask for a senior discount.

• Embrace flexibility in scheduling. Unlike students or business travelers, seniors tend to have freedom with regard to the days of the week when they can travel. You have the flexibility to go and come as you please without having to coordinate with vacation time or school breaks. Use this to your advantage and travel during off-peak times when crowds will be small and rates may be lower.

Don’t feel down if you’re approaching another milestone birthday. Entering into your golden years gives you access to a variety of perks and discounts that can save you time and money on travel.


Come explore with the Genesee County

Chamber of Commerce in 2016

Discover Cuba March 2-8 • $4,495

Canadian Rockies by Train April 21-29 • $4,049

Alpine Countries

Austria • Germany • Switzerland November 5-17 • $4,149

(All prices per person/double occupancy.)

Want to know more? Special travel informational meetings have

been scheduled for the following:

Tuesday, October 6 • 5:30pm Alpine Countries

Tuesday, October 20 • 5:30pm Discover Cuba

For more information visit: www.geneseeny.com/trips

Please RSVP to Melissa A. George at

585-343-7440 x27

[email protected] 210 East Main Street, Batavia, NY 14020

585-343-7440

Retirement kills more people than hard work ever did. ~Malcolm Forbes

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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CRAFTMATIC TWIN ADJUSTABLE BED – You pick up and remove : 585-218-0917

100 MUSICAL ROLLS FOR A PLAYER PIANO – You pick up : 585-223-8630

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HOMEOWNER’S HOW TO MAGAZINES: 585-343-7066

JANSSEN PIANO W/ BENCH – Nice condition. You pick up: 585-344-0407

12-15 CANS OF LATEX PAINT (some brand-new) : 585-671-6549

SPINET PIANO in good condition. Help available to move : 585-589-5055

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VHS MOVIES good for a group home or nursing home: 716-542-2473

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

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Grades 1-5 Lunch Entrees Monday: “Big Daddy’s” Primo Cheese Pizza

Tuesday: Mexican Taco Boat (beef) with all the trimmings & Mexican Rice

Wednesday: “Brunch for Lunch” Mini Pancakes in a bag & Pork Sausage Patties

Thursday: Asian Chicken, Fluffy Rice, Veggie Egg Roll

Friday: Chicken Nuggets & Warm Dinner Roll

Grades 6-12 Lunch Entrees Monday: “Big Daddy’s” Primo Cheese Pizza

Tuesday: Mexican Taco Boat (beef) with all the trimmings & Mexican Rice

Wednesday: MS: Turkey & Ham Panini NGA & HS: Turkey & Ham Panini & Pasta Salad

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Friday: MS: Chicken Nuggets & Warm Biscuit. NGA/HS: Chicken Nuggets, Fluffy Rice & Warm Biscuit

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CERTIFIED ORGANIC MEAT. Weare currently taking orders for BEEFand PORK that will be ready in thefall. We have Angus, and Angus/Highland crosses. You can purchase awhole, half, or quarter. Our pigs are aHeritage breed from England and Scot-land, Tamworth pigs. They are raisedoutside, where they enjoy grasses andall the goodies they can find. Weappreciate those who support local,responsible farmers. It´s best qualitymeat you can get, at a very fair price.Please call for details and to reserve.585-245-1265

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CROSSWORD

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ACROSS DOWN 1 “My - Sal”

2 Quarterback

Manning

3 Mature organism

4 Pad

5 Venusian vessel?

6 “Animal House”

group

7 Sum

8 Mirror

9 Dunkable treat

10 Wrinkly fruit

11 Snitched

16 Sprite

20 “See ya”

21 Uppercase

22 Curved molding

23 Listener

27 Greek consonants

29 Ship’s safety rope

30 Commotions

31 Libretto

33 Relative

35 Future blossom

38 Blue

40 Highlands

musicians

43 Lightweight wood

45 Roscoe (Sl.)

46 Crony, in the old

West

47 Garfield’s pal

48 Recording

49 Carriage

53 Obese

54 Cut the grass

55 Before

1 Toothpaste type

4 Pom-pom

8 Decisive defeat

12 Foreman

opponent

13 Frizzy coiffure

14 Therefore

15 Titanic aid

17 Dropped

18 Right angle

19 Type of

newspaper

21 Starbucks supply

24 Caustic solution

25 In times past

26 Tariff

28 Brilliance

32 Make 21-Across,

in a way

34 Cage component

36 Ocean motion

37 Big rigs

39 Dine

41 Sly critter

42 Apprehend

44 Collection of

synopses

46 1945 conference

site

50 Crony

51 Leading man?

52 Career-long

56 Philbin’s ex-

partner

57 Burn somewhat

58 Neither mate

59 TV cook Paula

60 Picnic invaders

61 Ram’s ma’am

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Hrs.: Mon.-Closed; Tues.-Thurs. 11am-10pm;

Fri.-Sat. 11am-11pm; Sun. 11am-9pm

Serving Italian Cuisine with steaks & fresh seafood.

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Happy Hour 4-6PM Monday through Friday!

Awesome craft beer

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1/2 cup shredded lettuce or arugula

1/2 whole apple or pear, sliced thin

Spread wedges over tortilla wrap, covering evenly. Top with honey

mustard, smoked turkey, lettuce and apple or pear. Roll up tightly, tucking

in ends of tortilla. If necessary, secure with toothpick.


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Serving Henrietta for over 20 years

The Pizza Corner Guarantee. I have a commitment to providing a quality product to all my customers. No one should have to settle for an inferior product from my competition. Therefore if you happen to purchase a pizza from someone else in our area and are dissatisfied with it, I want you to contact me immediately at 334-0090 and I will exchange the uneaten portion of their pizza with a quality Pizza Corner pizza of the same size and toppings for FREE!

Any way you slice it!

Now Serving

Shrimp Dinners &

Buffalo Shrimp

Appetizers

Pizza Corner • 334-0090 Large Cheese Pizza

w/ 20 Pc. Wings

$ 26 74 Toppings additional. 1 coupon per pizza,

exp. 10/31/15 . Coupon must be presented at time of purchase.

Pizza Corner • 334-0090

10% OFF Any Order

$20 or More Exp. 10/31/15 . Coupon must be presented at time of purchase.

Pizza Corner • 334-0090 Large Cheese Pizza

& 10 Pc. Wings

Toppings additional. 1 coupon per pizza, exp. 10/31/15 . Coupon must be presented at time of purchase.

$ 19 98

Pizza Corner • 334-0090 Buy 1, Get 1

1 ⁄ 2 OFF Italian Dinner Item

1 coupon per dinner, exp. 10/31/15 . Coupon must be presented at time of purchase.

Pizza Corner • 334-0090 Medium Cheese

Pizza & 10 Pc. Wings

$ 15 99

Toppings additional. 1 coupon per pizza, exp. 10/31/15 . Coupon must be presented at time of purchase.

Pizza Corner • 334-0090 2 Large

Cheese Pizzas

$ 22 99 Toppings additional. 1 coupon per pizza,

exp. 10/31/15 . Coupon must be presented at time of purchase.

Pizza Corner • 334-0090 • $2 00 Off Large Cheese Pizza

• $3 00 Off Sheet • $1 00 Off Medium w/one topping 1 coupon per pizza, exp. 10/31/15. Coupon must

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Call us! 334-0090

It’s Football Season!! Pizza & Wings!!

FRIENDLY RESPECTFUL SER-VICE! Repair, Refinishing,Veneering, Caning & Wood Turn-ing. Spring Special: $50 Chairregluing. 585-746-4503. Freepick up & delivery. www.KLFurnitureService.com

COMPUTER REPAIR:Compute r runn ing s l ow?AFFORDABLE, Virus Removal,New System Set-Ups! We can’t fixit? IT’S FREE! In-Home Service!

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PROFESSIONAL RESIDEN-TIAL or commercial cleaning ser-vice. Weekly or bi-weekly open-ings. Free estimates. Referencesavailable upon request. Call Karen585-766-8869.

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

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Residential/ Commercial~Specializing in Turnovers

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Fully Insured/ Bonded585-775-5836, 585-519-1986

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ATTENTION POOL OWNERS:Don´t risk waiting for spring to doyour pool renovation. SAVE NOWon in ground pool liners, installedin 2 weeks or less, Incl. free poolcovers and pool closings. CallVista Pool 585-704-4936

Chimney Sweeps starting at$69. Gutter Cleaning Specialsstarting at $49. Junk Hauling Spe-cials starting at $49. Roof repairsstarting at $99. Handy Man ser-vices available.FREE Estimates.Same day service available. CallJoe 585-313-8943.

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RENTAL: HENRIETTA/ RIVERTON,29 Wake Robin Terrace. 3 bedroom, 2bath townhome, w/finished base-ment, all appliances including W/D.$1150 plus utilities. Available10-1-15! 585-334-3166.

Build new in Hemlock (LivoniaSchools)! This to-be-built planfeatures- 1140 sq. ft., 3 bed-rooms, 2.5 bath, crawlspacefoundation with general ex-cavation, large front porch, 2car garage, built in windowseats, glass patio door to over-look 6 acres of woods, 1stfloor master suite, plank lami-nate floors throughout, customkitchen island, recessedlighting, and much more! Youcan build your dream homenestled in the woods on aquiet street just outside thevillage of Hemlock, within 5minutes of Hemlock Lake for$187,800. Price includes:house, 6 acres of land, septic,well, stone driveway andutilities.Call 585-455-7023 for more

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FACING FORECLOSURE or inneed of a quick sale? Please giveus a call, we may be able to help.Re i l ly & Assoc ia tes , R.E.Appraisers & Consultants .585-624-3100

WE BUY HOUSESCASH offer in 24 hours.

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One Bedroom Apartment Available now in 55+ senior living community in Fairport.

Heat & hot water included plus many extras.

Call Jefferson Park Apartments. 585-377-6115

Real Estate

Koeln (K.C.) George Real Estate Salesperson

[email protected]

• Sunday TV Show

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FOR RENT IN AVON: 2 Bdrm Up-per, Large Lawn, Off Street Parking,No Pets, No Smoking. $650 perMonth. Call 585-750-9323 (8am-6pm).

CANANDAIGUA: Very nice, large, 2bedroom apartments on quiet street.Heat included. Available 10/1.$850-$1000. 585-469-5052.

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

LIMA VILLAGE RENTALS: Centerentrance studio apartment. Brand newoak cabinets, carpet, tile, dual ceilingfans, windows. $575. Lease,references. 585-624-4806.

O G D E N / S P E N C E R P O R TRENTAL: 2 bedroom Duplex, nicecountry setting near North HamptonPark, convenient to Route 531. In-cludes appliances, W/D hookups.585-245-3523.

Wisdom consists of the anticipation of consequences.

~Norman Cousins

LIMA APARTMENT: Large updated1 bedroom w/large living room,paved driveway, $595. Utilities extra.Includes water, garbage. Security re-quired. 585-233-1455.

LEROY RENTAL: 1 bedroom (large)upper apartment w/extra storageroom, private entrance, off street park-ing, appliances. $475/ month plussecurity, utilities, references, lease. Nopets. No smoking. 585-768-8542.

For Rent

is now leasing a RARE vacancy for a 1 bedroom, independent living apartment. Centrally located in the heart of the village, walking distance to banks, shops and restaurants, minutes from 390 expressway.

• Seniors 62 and over/disabled 18 years and over

• Rent starting at $610/Heat & hot water included

• Combination living/dining room, kitchen w/stove & refrigerator

• Ample parking and storage • Ask about income requirements

• Coin laundry on each floor • Elevators to all levels

For more information

call 226-9221

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APARTMENT FOR RENT:West Henrietta. One bed-room, first floor, available10/15. $550+ /month. Firstmonth plus security in ad-vance. 585-694-5891.

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LOCAL OPEN HOUSESView listings on www.gvpennysaver.com

GVP# R282410 SUN 9/27: 12-1:30pm

Martha BurnsLic R.E. Salesperson

Nothnagle

Realtors

Geneseo $269,9004131 W Lake Rd

734 sf / 1 bdrm / 1 fb / 0 hb

(585) 292-8500 PC72527

AUCTION SUN 9/27: 12-1pm

Thomas WampLic R.E. Broker

Wamp

Real Estate

Livonia Auction6304 S Lima Rd

2000 sf / 4 bdrm / 2 fb / 0 hb

(585) 335-8660

GVP# R276749 SUN 9/27: 11am-1pm

Lisa WybronLic R.E. Salesperson

AB Cole

Real Estate Inc

Leicester $139,9002738 Cuylerville Rd

1417 sf / 3 bdrm / 1 fb / 0 hb

(585) 243-2643

GVP# R272475 SUN 9/27: 1-3pm

Steve StephensonLic R.E. Salesperson

Burke

Associates

Avon $275,000277 Genesee Street

3933 sf / 5 bdrm / 6 fb / 1 hb

(585) 226-8000

GVP# R283183 SUN 9/27: 1-3pm

Elizabeth MatthewsLic Assoc R.E. Broker

Empire

Realty Group

Livonia $269,9004547 E Lake Rd

1848 sf / 3 bdrm / 2 fb / 0 hb

(585) 370-5131

GVP# R280620 SAT 9/26: 11am-1pm

Lisa WybronLic R.E. Salesperson

AB Cole

Real Estate Inc

Wheatland $189,9003 Terra Vista

1477 sf / 3 bdrm / 2 fb / 0 hb

(585) 243-2643

GVP# B484027 SUN 9/27: 12-2pm

Nancy CrockerLic R.E. Salesperson

Nothnagle

Realtors

Bergen $43,90045 Hidden Meadows Dr

1248 sf / 2 bdrm / 2 fb / 0 hb

(585) 292-8500 PC73367

GVP# B484556 SUN 9/27: 12-2pm

Nancy CrockerLic R.E. Salesperson

Nothnagle

Realtors

Bergen $49,900110 Hidden Meadows Dr

1196 sf / 2 bdrm / 2 fb / 0 hb

(585) 292-8500 PC74987

GVP# R282316 SUN 9/27: 1-2pm

Heidi PrenticeLic Assoc. R.E. Broker

Nothnagle

Realtors

Batavia $79,90060 Tracy Ave

1406 sf / 3 bdrm / 1 fb / 1 hb

(585) 292-8500 PC72187

GVP# R279958 SUN 10/4: 1-3pm

Lisa WassonLic Assoc R.E. Broker

Keller Williams

Realty - East

Caledonia $179,9003 N Meadow Dr

1915 sf / 3 bdrm / 2 fb / 1 hb

(585) 362-8928

GVP# R276882 SUN 10/4: 1-3pm

Lisa WassonLic Assoc R.E. Broker

Keller Williams

Realty - East

Caledonia $158,0003230 Crescent Pkwy

2408 sf / 3 bdrm / 1 fb / 1 hb

(585) 362-8928

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Real Estate Bringing the Outside Indoors Making Patio Space an Extension of the Home (Family Features) When the weather conditions are just right, a relaxing evening spent on the porch or patio is perfect for enjoying good company and the beauty of the outside world. Choose Natural Colors - Pick chairs, sofas, coffee tables and buffet pieces that are white or ivory. These light colors will make the outdoor tints of greens, blues and browns pop. For the woodsy look, choose a textile pattern that mimics the grain of wood.

LIVONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT: 2bedroom upper apartment of farmhouse in country setting. 6577 Wood-ruff Rd, Lima. 585-330-5555.

FOR LEASE in Livonia: LargeExecutive home overlookingConesus Lake. $2,000/ month.Available October 1st. Interestedp a r t i e s c a l l f o r d e t a i l s .585-734-0186

OFFICE/ RETAIL SPACE available,28 Main Street, Livonia. $400/month plus utilities. Previously usedas a salon. 585-752-9131.

FOR RENT AVON AREA: 2 bedroomupper half house. Carpeting, appli-ances, garage. Includes water, sewer,trash. No pets. No smoking. Lease.References. 585-226-3201.


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RUSH: 797 Fishell Rd. $189,900! Incredible 4 bedroom Colonial, loaded, 3 ⁄ 4 + acre lot. 292-8500 PC70396 Nothnagle.com/R281701

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Moving Tip

While packing, create three piles. The first is your “must-go”

pile. The second is your “must-sell” pile. The third is the

“must-throw” pile, and it contains anything that can’t be sold

at a garage sale or donated.

FLORIDA HOME FOR SALE ORRENT: Gulf Coast/ Venice Area, 55Senior Community. 2 Bedroom, 1.5Bath, 1 car garage, enclosed lani,patio, newly remodeled, completelyfurnished. Will consider holding mort-gage or annual rental contract withoption to buy. For more informationplease call 941-423-2232.

FOR SALE: Country home on 2 acresin Wayne County. 2 car garage & 2out buildings. Too many amenities tolist here. Low taxes. 3 miles from lake.Move-in condition. Homeowner mayhold partial mortgage. $65,000. CallWilliam at 315-532-7542 or owner at585-624-9729.

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(CNNMoney) Just when it seemed mortgage rates weren’t going to get any lower, they started testing new lows. In the tumultuous days following Standard & Poor’s debt downgrades, rates on 30-year fixed mortgages fell to 4.32%, down from 4.39% last week and closed in on a record low of 4.17% set last November, according to Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey.

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Alzheimer’s is not an old person’s disease Brian Norton and his fifteen-

year old daughter Megan Norton have a very good reason to lead the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Rochester on Saturday, September 26, 2015. The Nortons’ lives were turned upside down when Brian’s wife Amy was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s in her early 40s. Brian is now taking on the role of being a caregiver and father to two young teenagers, while his wife’s cognitive ability slips away more each day.

He wants to share with everyone that this is not an “old person’s” disease. By bringing more awareness to early-onset Alzheimer’s, Brian hopes we can take one step closer to finding a cure.

Brian said he has received a lot of support and information from the Alzheimer’s Association when the family moved from Atlanta to Rochester, mostly because they knew they would need family support during this difficult journey. We asked Brian why he is involved in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, he said, “You can sit on the sidelines and be a victim of a disease or have a sense of purpose. We didn’t want it to happen…but it did. So, let’s make the best of it.”

Amy, with her son Justin and daughter Megan

Brian and Amy Norton

Support the Norton’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s Team - Hugs4Mom by visiting alz.org/walk.

There are no menial jobs, only menial attitudes. ~William J. Bennett

Henrietta Senior Center

[email protected] or 334-4030

Sept. 30- Oct. 2 – Lunch Entrees

Monday: Italian Sausage

Tuesday: Ham, Turkey, Roast Beef Sandwich & Soup

Wednesday: Vegetable Lasagna

Thursday: No Meal Served

Friday: Stuffed Cabbage Sauce, Mashed Potatoes

t’s really the cat’s house - we just pay the mortgage. ~Author Unknown

Marcy Hartle MD along with Catherine Ernsthausen RN PNP ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS

Marcy Hartle MD, Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine 3629 East River Rd., West Henrietta

We accept all major insurances.

PRENATAL VISIT FREE For more info. or to schedule appt. 292-6893

PENNY SAVER ONLINE POLL:

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Total: 10 votes

Comment of the week: I prefer good old fashioned betting pools.

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

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

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

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5” and 6” Gutters • All Types • All Colors

Trim and Facia • Service/Cleanings

OSHA Certified • Lead Free Certified

659-2892 Fully Insured • Free Estimates

5-Year Warranty

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www.thehuntinghorn.com LOCATED IN THE FOUR CORNERS OF PENFIELD

• Riding Helmets •␣ R iding Coats • Show Shirts •␣ B reeches a nd Jods • Paddock Boots • Tall Boots

English Tack, New & Used Saddles

Tee Shirts a nd Sweatshirts Breyer Horses a nd Accessories

New & Gently Used Show Clothing.

10% Off Your 1st Purchase

New Customers Only. With Coupon.

Mon. through Wed. 10-8; Thur. through Sat. 10-6

10% OFF your next purchase

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Sears Parts & Service Center 2213 Brighton Henrietta Townline Rd.

Rochester, NY 14623 exp. 12/31/15

Sears Parts & Service Center 2213 Brighton Henrietta

Townline Rd. Rochester, NY 14623

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

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Access to over 7 million replacement parts and accessories for all major brands, no matter where you bought them. Come in to our local Sears Parts and Repair Center location for expert DIY repair advice and support.

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• Backhoe • Grading • Pool Fill-ins

• Post Holes • Water Garden Features

• Stone Driveways

• Concrete Demolition and Removal

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Tree removals • Stump grinding Tree pruning • Land clearing

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Thank you FedEx man.

You’re our hero. Our

neighbor was walking her

small dog on a leash when

another neighbor, walking

his large dog on the same

street, were walking towards

each other. The large dog

broke free of his leash and

attacked the small dog. Our

neighbor started screaming

when she saw her dog being

shaken by this aggressive dog

and a FedEx man who was

driving by, stopped his truck

and with great risk to

himself, freed the small dog

from the mouth of the large

dog. The small dog was

seriously injured but this

man could have been really

hurt. What he did was

selfless and brave. We didn’t

even ask his name or thank

him properly but he was a

wonderful help in a very bad

situation. Thank you.

Thanks to Lee and

Kathryn Hankins of

Hankins Development

Corporation, for donating

the funds to the Rush Lions

Club and making the Rush

Hometown Heroes banners

possible! You help make

Rush a great place to bring

up a family, by supporting

community events and

organizations!

Our nation’s service

members often get thanked

for their service and sacrifice

yet all too often the farmer is

neglected for theirs. As was

pointed out in a recent

“Vent,” farmers work

tirelessly and endlessly to

not only provide food that

we enjoy, but also the

products that we use. Yes,

many commodity crops are

in products we use every

day. Everything from your

breakfast cereal and burgers

to your beer, and even your

drywall and batteries (look it

up), among many other

items, is made from

something that a farmer

provided. They are not only

the backbone of our nation

but the cornerstone of

civilization. Let’s not forget

the labor and the sacrifice

these men, women, and

families, make daily that

make our comforts possible.

To all the farmers, big and

small, specialty and

commodity, thanks!

To the heartless person

who stole my wallet from

a local pharmacy August

10. That was my son’s

money to return to

college!! How do you live

with yourself? You had a

chance to turn it in, but

chose to empty my wallet,

take my cash, even pennies

and receipts, then toss it

on a back road!! I hope

that money was worth the

karma you will face!!

Had to slam on my

brakes to avoid hitting a

cat. Glad nobody was

tailgating me. Why is

someone’s “pet” running

loose? Time to tattoo ALL

pets and hold OWNERS

responsible if their pets get

killed. Irresponsible

OWNERS should stop

blaming the drivers and be

held accountable!

Someone is always

complaining that

someone else ran over

their cat and didn’t leave a

note or knock on the door.

Stop it. I’ve never hit a cat,

but I know there are a

million strays out there.

And, your cat belongs

indoors. I live on a busy

road, and I’ve kept my cats

safe inside for more than 7

years. If I ran over a cat, I

would feel horrible, and I

would attempt to move it to

the side of the road, just in

case it had a family, but I

would also assume it’s one

of the thousands of strays in

our local counties. It’s sad,

but blame and wasting

everyone’s time is not the

solution to your problem.

Keep your other cats

indoors from now on.

To the man who feels it’s

necessary to keep track of

the number of cars who go

off the curve in front of his

house - don’t you think your

sign is a big distraction to

drivers negotiating the

curve? I love my Fire Dept.

too but I think they would

rather you show your

appreciation with a

donation instead of a big

obnoxious sign.

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On the grill. Marinades infuse chicken, steaks and veggies with robust flavor. If you’ve grown tired of grilled chicken, remember your grill is as flexible as your seasonings. Try reinventing chicken supper as a grilled pizza topped with delicious marinated chicken breast for a simple, creative, al fresco supper. (Family Features)

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Cure Childhood Cancer Association [email protected] • (585) 317-7269

BOOST Tutors needed! All those with teaching experience needed to volunteer to tutor children (pre-school to graduate level) with cancer and other chronic diseases 1 or 2 hours a week at your convenience.

HomeCare & Hospice [email protected] • (716) 372-2106

Our volunteers can make a world of differences for area families and patients. Our volunteers also help out at special events.

Lifespan - Rochester [email protected] • (585) 287-6378

Help Change the Nature of Aging - Become an Ombudsman Volunteer

Volunteers needed to join a team of advocates for older adults living in nursing homes, assisted living and adult care communities.

Main Street Thrift Store & Donation Center [email protected] • (585) 589-1430

Volunteers needed to assist with pricing, displays, donations intake, serve as cashiers, organize, sort books, monitor dressing rooms, sort/tag clothing, hang artwork, clean, greet and assist our customers.

Pines Of Peace Comfort Care Home In Ontario, N Y [email protected] • (315) 524-2388 www.pinesofpeace.org

House and grounds routine maintenance, resident caregivers, companions, baking/meal prep and fundraisers are among the many different openings.

RESTORE Sexual Assault Services [email protected] • (585) 546-2771

Volunteer Advocates needed to answer hotline and hospital calls in the evenings and on weekends; provide emotional support to survivors; discuss the options available; offer accompaniment to hospitals and with law enforcement; and provide support and information to significant others and family.

Rochester Museum & Science Center [email protected]

Looking for high school aged students to volunteer to serve on the Youth Advisory Board advising the staff and Board of Trustees on current proposed and pending experiences related to youth engagement.

Teresa House [email protected] • www.teresahouse.org

We are looking for volunteers in the following areas: resident care, cleaning, clerical work and fundraising.

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Baby Explorers - Enjoy our inter-active baby play time! Join us for afew songs and rhymes followed byopen time to play and explore, witha variety of instruments, toys andsensory activities. Designed for ba-bies ages 0-18 months. Held Mon-day, September 28, 12-2pm at theHenrietta Public Library. No reg-istration required. www.hpl.org.

Community Coffee Break - Thefirst Wednesday of every month atSt. Peter´s Episcopal Church, 3825E. Henrietta Rd. from 9am to 11am.Free for anyone wanting to take abreak, have some refreshments andenjoy the company of theirneighbors.

Friday Night Fish Fry - Ely Fagan,260 Middle Rd., Henrietta from4-7pm. Dinner includes an 8 to 10oz fish. Beer batter or baked.Choice of French fries or salt pota-toes, coleslaw. Cost $9. Other sea-food dinner and other items on themenu. Chicken fingers and ham-burgers for kids. Price variesaccording to dinner. Any questions,call 334-8228.

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FAIRPORT HS Varsity FootballGame vs Churchville-Chili, Friday,October 2nd, 7pm. Please comesupport the Red Raiders as we takeon the cross-town nemesisChurchville-Chili Saints. Wear REDand cheer the hometown FairportRed Raiders on to VICTORY! Loca-tion: 1 Dave Paddock Way,F a i r p o r t . Q u e s t i o n s : c a l l585-421-2305, Mr Monacelli.

FAIRPORT

Avon Central School Alumni Re-union Banquet - hosted by theclass of 1965, Friday, October 2,2015, at RIT Inn & ConferenceCenter, 5257 West Henrietta Rd.,Rochester. Social Time begins at5pm and a Buffet - style dinnercommences at 6:30pm. Send yourreservation in as soon as possiblefor a fantastic evening of fun andreminiscing. Hope to see youthere!!! Any questions, please con-tact Aartje at 226-2985 or Linda at226-6625.

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Teen Game Night: Hang out withyour friends at HPL´s monthly TeenGame Night! Play games and enjoyrefreshments. Henrietta Public Li-brary, 455 Calkins Rd., Wednesday,September 30, 6:30pm-8pm. Noregistration required.

Teen News Tonight (TNT) - Findout the dynamite things happeningin the Teen Corner! New books willbe displayed and attendees get firstdibs on popular new teen titles.New programs will be discussedand posters will be made. Food willbe offered and games will beplayed at the end of each night.Sparks will fly when teens sharegreat ideas. This program countstoward community service hours.TNT is held the last Monday of eachmonth from 6:30-8pm.

Teen Volunteer Program: Do youhave community service hours tocomplete? Register to come andhelp out at the library from 12-2pmto earn 2 hours towards yourcommunity service requirement.Held Saturday, September 26 at theHenrietta Public Library. You mustregister in order to attend and earnthe volunteer hours. www.hpl.org,585-359-7092.

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

Community Coffee Break everyfirst Wednesday of the month from9-11am. Come join us for yummyrefreshments and great conversa-tion. Get to know your neighbors!Free and open to everyone! St.Peter´s Episcopal Church, 3825 E.Henrietta Rd. (across from RothMiddle School).

The Friends of the Henrietta Li-brary - Used Book Sale: Held atthe library on Calkins Road in Hen-rietta on the following dates:Thursday, October 8, 2-8pm. Fri-day, October 9, noon-5pm. Satur-day, October 10, 10-5pm. The salewill take place in the CommunityRoom at the library and is free andopen to the public.

Guest Speaker at NeutralGround - Thursday, October 1,7-9PM. Neutral Ground Speaker @Henrietta UCC 1400 Lehigh StationRoad, Henrietta. Allie, ExecutiveDirector of RESOLVE of GreaterRochester will be our guestspeaker. She will discuss ”HealthyCommunication Skills”. This infor-mative discussion is open to thepublic. Neutral Ground Members$4 donation, Public $5 donationrequested. Neutralground1.com.Neutral Ground is a peer supportgroup for people who are divorced,widowed, separated, or ending asignificant relationship. We are anon-profit organization , that isopen to all adults and has noreligious affiliation.

Register for Fall Groups at Neu-tral Ground: Neutral Ground FallGroups Begin October 8. Registerat Neutral Ground. We meet atHenrietta UCC, 1400 Lehigh Sta-tion Road, Henrietta on Thursdaysfrom 6:30-9PM. The forms are alsoon our website: Neutralground1.com. Neutral Ground is a peersupport group for people who aredivorced, widowed, separated, orending a significant relationship.Open to all adults and has noreligious affiliation. Prior to joininga group you must attend Orienta-tion. Orientation is for people newto Neutral Ground. We hold Ori-entation monthly on 1st and 3rdThursdays at 7PM. Please plan tojoin us during our coffee time 6:30-7PM.

Ely Fagan American Legion &Auxiliary Monthly Breakfast.260 Middle Road, Henrietta. FirstSunday of the month from Octoberthru May. 9AM-Noon. The menuincludes eggs any style, omelets,pancakes, potatoes, toast, baconand sausage with orange juice,great coffee and tea. You won’tfind a better breakfast deal in afriendlier atmosphere anywhere inthe county!

Teen Book Nerds: If you like totalk about books, this program isfor you. We will spend an hourdiscussing favorite titles that youare currently reading, eating food,and doing fun book-related activ-ities. Everyone in the group shouldbring at least one title each monthto share with the group. Pleasebring the book with you so every-one in the group can look at it anddecide if they would be interestedin reading it. For teens ages 12-18.Monday, September 28, 5-6pm,Henrietta Public Library. Please reg-ister. www.hpl.org, 585-359-7092.

The young man knows the rules, but the old man knows the exceptions. ~Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.

Mary Cariola´s Walking on Sun-shine - Sunday, September 27,Ontario Beach Park. Registration9:30; Walk begins at 10:30. Join usand support Mary Cariola Chil-dren´s Center´s largest fundraiser--Walking on Sunshine. Form or joina team and raise money to supportchildren and youth with complexdisabilities. Enjoy healthy snacks, afree lunch, live entertainment, fam-ily activities, a silent auction andm u c h m o r e . V i s i t w w w .marycariola.org for more informa-tion.

Sea Breeze Volunteer Fire Assnpresents 3-Mile Walk to BenefitBurn Survivors - September 27,8am-12noon. Join hundreds whowill be walking in support of theFinger Lakes Regional Burn Associ-ation’s ”Camp Courage” summercamp for youth burn survivors. Reg-istration begins at 8AM at SeaBreeze Amusement Park, with step-off at 9:30 sharp. Participants willbe transported by free shuttle tothe starting point at Durand-Eastman Park, and will enjoy a dayof fun, fitness and burn preventioneducation. All ages are welcome!Participants raising at least $40 willreceive a free Burn Walk t-shirt. Forpledge cards or to register online,go to www.f lrba.com, cal l585-482-6770 or email [email protected].

SCORE Simplified Social MediaWorkshop Series: 5 ConsecutiveSaturday mornings - September 29,October 6, 13, 20 & 27, 8:45-Noon, Rochester Business Alliance,150 State St Ste 400, Rochester.$100. Weekly topics: Strategic So-cial Media, Facebook, Twitter, Link-edIn, & Blogging. 585-263-6473,g rea t e r ro che s t e r . s co r e .o rg /localworkshops.

SCORE Small Business Start-up& Survival - Greece: 5 Consecu-tive Tuesday Nights, September 29,October 6, 13, 20 & 27. Fee: $59.Held 7-9pm, Greece Central SchoolDistrict, 1139 Maiden Ln., Roches-ter. This workshop series is con-ducted in partnership with GreeceCentral Schools Continuing Educa-tion. This workshop will provide keyinformation on all basic compo-nents of running a small business.585-263-6473, greaterrochester.score.org/localworkshops

The Greater Rochester Iris Soci-ety an Affiliate of the American IrisSociety: Elections and the White IrisGift Exchange - General meetingwith end-of-the-year discussions.Sunday, October 11, 2pm. For fur-ther information: Cara Hutchings,GRIS President, the [email protected], 585-266-0302. Follow uson our web site: http://rochesteriris.blogspot.com/. Ask us how you canbecome a member!

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

Autumn in British Columbia -Travel with us to this magical city inthe full beauty of its most spectac-ular season. Veteran travelerChristy Simons shares her pho-tographs & adventures that willleave you breathless. Join us onThursday, October 8 from 7-8pm atthe Irondequoit Library, 1290 TitusAve., Rochester. Registration re-quested - call 336-6060 or [email protected].

Neutral Ground 1ST FridayDance - Friday, October 2, 8 PM-Midnight Dance at River´s Edge, 31Paul Road at Scottsville Road (nearthe airport). Donation price of $8includes light appetizers. Cash bar,50/50 raffle. Great music by Joettaof Go Sound Systems. Dance isopen to the public. www.neutralground1.com

HLAA Rochester FeaturedSpeaker Program - HLAA Roches-ter 4th Annual Featured SpeakerProgram will present Tinnitus Ex-pert Richard Salvi PhD who willdiscuss hearing loss and some ofthe disabling consequences such astinnitus and loudness intolerance.Tuesday, October 6, 5-7pm, Roch-ester Academy of Medicine, 1441East Ave., Rochester. Light re-freshments will be served. www.hlaa-rochester-ny.org

Friends of Mount Hope Ceme-tery Theme Tour: Saturday,September 26, 1pm - Form, Func-tion & Mount Hope Cemetery.Meet: North Gatehouse oppositeRobinson Drive: Guide: DennisCarr. Admission: $7 per person.FREE for members of the Friends ofMount Hope Cemetery and chil-dren under 16 accompanied by anadult. Information Line: (585)461-3494. Website: www.fomh.org. Facebook: Friends of Mt. HopeCemetery

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

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Catacombs of Paris - One hun-dred feet beneath the bustling,modern city of Paris lies the world’slargest mausoleum. Learn thehistorical origin of one of the mostmacabre curiosities in the world,and see for yourself the final restingplace for over six million souls,including Robespierre, PrincessElisabeth of France, and GeorgesDanton. Greg Benoit, Director ofthe Gates Public Library, will discussthis very fascinating burial place.Held Wednesday, October 7,7-8pm, Irondequoit Library, 1290Titus Ave., Rochester. Registrationrequested - call 336-6060 or [email protected].

DIY Wearables - Youth Work-shop: Ages 9-11 and 12-15. Ex-plore the design process and therising trend of wearable technol-ogies through a series of courses.Saturday, October 3, 10 & 17 from9:30am-12pm. Full Dress Re-hearsal: Saturday, October 24:5:30-7:30pm. Runway Event: Fri-day, October 30: 6-9pm. Registra-tion required. For complete details,costs and registration information,v is i t www.rmsc.org or cal l585-697-1942.

Circus! Circus! Friday, October 9 -Monday, October 12: 11am-3pm.Juggling, magic, unicycles, andmore! Join in on the fun as theRMSC turns into a 3-ring spectac-ular with special performers andawesome hands-on fun for thewhole family. Test your balance bywalking a tightrope, learn how tomake a balloon animal and take apeek at some tricky optical illusions.Come back often because we’llfeature a special ”center ring” actevery day! Details: 585-271-4320,www.rmsc.org.

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T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensi-bly) is a healthy and sensible wayto lose pounds with a wonderfulsupport group. We meet on Mon-day mornings at the #4 Chili FireHouse off Scottsville Road (offJemison Rd.) Weigh-ins 9:15-9:45am. Meetings at 9:45-10:45am. Teens and guests arewelcome. For information: PatGallo 889-2020 or Nida Rogers889-1466.

T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensi-bly) is a healthy and sensible wayto lose pounds with a wonderfulsupport group. We meet on Mon-day mornings at the #4 Chili FireHouse off Scottsville Road (offJemison Rd.) Weigh-ins 9:15-9:45am. Meetings at 9:45-10:45am. Teens and guests arewelcome. For information: PatGallo 889-2020 or Nida Rogers889-1466.

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Rush Seniors meet at the Rush FireHall, 1971 Rush Mendon Rd., onthe second Thursday of eachmonth with a pot luck lunch atnoon, however, the October meet-ing is a very special meeting. This isour 50th Anniversary Celebrationbeing held at Wild Wood countryclub and only for current members.This event starts at 11:30 AM. Ournext trip is on October 13. If youhave an interest in travel, RushSeniors Travel invites you to join us.You do not have to be a Rushresident to travel along. ContactJim Oliver at 533-1607 for theschedule of upcoming trips.

RUSH

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Annual Beef on Weck Fund-raising Dinner hosted by St. MarkLutheran Church Men’s Group tobenefit various charitable causes.Join us on Saturday, October 3rdfrom 4:30 until 7pm. Adult Ticketsare $9. Dinner includes beef au juson kimmelwick roll, authentichomemade German potato salad,baked beans, pickle and brownie.Children’s tickets are $5. (12 yearsand under), Children’s Dinner in-cludes: hot dog, mac & cheese,applesauce and brownie. Eat-in ortake-out. St. Mark is located at 779Erie Station Road, West Henrietta,across from the fire department.585-334-4795 to reserve tickets.

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Harvest Festival - Please join usfor our annual Harvest Festival onSaturday, October 3 from 11:30amtill 2pm at Union PresbyterianChurch, 1 Browns Avenue inScottsville! There will be fun activ-ities for the whole family, includingfresh produce and baked treats forsale and a silent auction ofcollectibles and other treasures.Bring your appetite - we will beserving our famous chicken cas-serole and cranberry saladluncheon! Questions? Please callthe church office at 889-1604.


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

No Harm in Taking Nitro for Angina DEAR DR. ROACH: Could you write about the effect that angina, stopped quickly by nitro, has on one’s system? My husband takes Imdur (30 mg) twice a day to control angina, although he still experiences it several times a week, necessitating a nitroglycerin pill. Sometimes angina comes from exertion, such as climbing stairs a few times or doing home-maintenance chores. He is 89 and in relatively good health. He has had bypass surgery and several catheterizations, with eight stents. He doesn’t need a cane or use oxygen. His cardiologist suggested EECP, which my husband does not want to endure, believing the medicines are working fine.

His quality of life is good -- angina does not interfere with going out and enjoying himself. Is he taking angina too lightly because he can stop it by popping a nitro? -- M.W.

ANSWER: Angina pectoris literally means “chest pain,” but in my experience people with angina due to blockages in the arteries of the heart are more likely to complain of pressure or tightness than actual pain. Angina occurs when the heart’s demand for blood oxygen exceeds the supply. This usually means during exercise. If the blood supply is fixed due to a blockage in the heart, the heart simply can’t get enough oxygen above a certain level of exercise. If the person with angina stops exercising, the demand for oxygen goes back down below what can be supplied, and the angina goes away. Stable angina is associated with a low risk for heart attack. Medications like isosorbide (Imdur) and nitroglycerine work by dilating the blood vessels in order to increase supply. These medicines also dilate veins, which reduces the demands on the heart. Stents are designed to keep blockages open. Nonetheless, there are many people who continue to have angina despite what can be done with medicine and stents. EECP (enhanced external counterpulsation) is a new technique. Cuffs wrapped around the legs are synchronized with the EKG and squeeze strongly when the heart is at rest. This forces blood backward through the arteries and into the blood vessels of the heart. It may work by making some blood vessels larger, but the exact mechanism isn’t clear. EECP is used for people with stable angina. It takes 35 hours of EECP over four to seven weeks to get benefits, and about 70 percent of people had improvement from severe angina to mild or none. EECP is a big investment of time, and is usually reserved for people whose angina is more disabling than your husband’s. At 89, your husband certainly is entitled to say he is doing fine the way he is and not wanting further treatments. Coronary artery disease can go unnoticed until you have a heart attack. The booklet on the disease explains its causes, symptoms (such as angina) and treatment. Readers can order a copy by writing: Dr. Roach -- No. 101W, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. Enclose a check or money order (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with the recipient’s printed name and address. Please allow four weeks for delivery.

*** Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable to answer individual letters, but will incorporate them in the column whenever possible. Readers may email questions to [email protected]. To view and order health pamphlets, visit www.rbmamall.com, or write to Good Health, 628 Virginia Drive Orlando, FL 32803. © 2015 North America Synd., Inc. All Rights Reserved

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(medical, dental, vision, 401k)

Terry Tree Service, LLC contact Martin Galbraith at

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Answering Questions About Continuing Education

What is the right school? Those who have a full-time job can look into a school that offers evening or weekend classes. Many schools now offer online courses that allow individuals to take classes remotely. There is a growing interest in schools that specifically specialize in online degrees. Such schools enable students to take classes on their own time and complete assignments in a manner that’s less time-specific. Continuing students who may not have a spouse or children can move around to the school of choice. Once again, finances figure to play a major role when deciding on a school.

Small Local Company

HELP WANTED Part-Time • General Help

Shipping & Receiving / Office Daytime Hours (No Nights or Weekends)

Inquire Within: 963 North Rd., Scottsville, NY 14546

(585) 889-2786

Truck Driver Seeking Class A driver,

preferably with low boy and dump truck

experience. Candidates with heavy equipment and truck maintenance experience preferred but willing to train.

Mail resume or apply in person.

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Commercial Carpenter

For Local Established

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Full Time Experience, own tools

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A MUST.

Pay based on

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email resumes to:

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Please mention this ad when applying.

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Answering Questions About Continuing Education

Is now the right time? Those going back to school because they think it might provide better job prospects or yield higher salaries could be mistaken. Many employers are cutting continuing-education grants and scaling back on hires with advanced degrees. That’s because companies are feeling the heat of the recession as well. Advanced degrees generally mean having to pay an employee a higher salary, something many companies are not in a position to do right now. Therefore, an advanced degree might prove a hindrance in today’s job market and not become the financial windfall some students expect. If this is the case, delaying an advanced degree for a few years may be a more financially sound idea.

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

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

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• Flexible schedules/Immed. openings

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

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owns and operates hotels

across New York State &

Eastern Pennsylvania.

• Housekeeping

•␣Laundry

Apply in person only

7502 Main St.,

Fishers

Victor, NY 14564

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

Customer Sales Service. Very Flexible.

Scheduling perfect for students, ages 17+

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FALL PT WORK


Day Care Aides Needed Experience the RH Advantage!

Part-time and substitute positions

available, full-year day care program,

operating hours 6am - 6pm.

High School Diploma required,

related experience preferred.

Apply:

Rush-Henrietta

Central School District Office of Human Resources

2034 Lehigh Station Rd.

We are committed to achieving a diverse workforce

Now Hiring

NAIL

TECHNICIAN Full Time or Part-Time

Call 585-272-8777

Young Nail & Spa 1225 Jefferson Rd.,

Rochester, NY 14623

Company Drivers Local & Regional Drivers

• NY, NJ, PA, OH, New England • Home weekends

• Company contributes toward medical plan

• 100% No touch freight

Key Logistics Contact Scott at:

[email protected] Between 9 & 4 Weekdays

424-3660

Certified Nursing Assistants Part-time, all shifts. Must be available to work every other

weekend. Qualified candidates may apply in person.

Conesus Lake Nursing Home 6131 Big Tree Road,

Livonia, NY 14487

Fax: 585-346-6637

No phone calls please.


Ready to turn your passion into pay? Join our team as we work to develop and

manufacture premium quality archery and hunting equipment for the outdoor space.

A and B Shift Openings Experienced Production Team Players

Competitive Pay with Overtime Available

Weekly Paycheck with Benefits

Employee Incentives

Apply at Remedy Staffing Monday-Friday, 9 AM to 1 PM 1425 Jefferson Rd., Saginaw Plaza

585.697.3299 or www.remedystaff.com

Accounts Payable/Office Support Part-time Job requirements:

• Accounts Payable - Matching, Coding and Entering Invoices

• Document Scanning

• Phone Support

• Ability to expand hours to 8am-5pm, if needed.

Skills required: Must be proficient in Microsoft Office products

and exposure to ERP software. Must have good communication

skills. Need to be a team player and be able to problem solve and

change priorities rapidly.

Send Resume to: Rochester Colonial 1794 Lyell Ave., Rochester, NY 14606 or by email to

[email protected] or fax at (585) 340-9113. EEOC

TEACHING ASSISTANT PART-TIME:

For an elementary school extended day program

held in a Rush-Henrietta community setting,

Mon.-Thurs., approx. 3:15-5:30pm. NYS Teacher

or Teaching Assistant certification required.

Submit resumes to:

Rush-Henrietta CSD

2034 Lehigh Station Rd., Henrietta 14467 We are committed to achieving a diverse workforce

Food Service Workers Needed PART TIME POSITION Weekdays and Weekends.

4:30-7:30; 4:00-7:30 Apply at:

Crest Manor Living and Rehabilitation Center 6745 Pittsford-Palmyra Rd. Fairport, NY

or Apply Online: www.crestmanorliving.com


DRA FTER/DESIGNER: Entry level position designing tools to punch and form sheet metal. Minimum 2- year degree in drafting or engineering-related field. Individual must be able to use Word and Excel and have good communication skills. Must be able to handle quick deadlines with attention to detail. Duties will include some testing of tools in turret punch press. Pro/E experience is a plus.

MACHINE OPERATOR: Operator needed to run CNC lathe, water jet, and manual equipment. Able to do own set ups and parts inspection. Knowledge of inspection tools is helpful. Training is available for the right candidate.

CNC MACHINE OPERATORS: Experienced CNC operators needed to set up and run CNC lathes, mills, and/or grinders. Okuma experience a plus but not required.

We are looking for team players with positive attitudes and good work ethic!

We provide competitive salaries and excellent benefits including Blue Cross medical and prescription, dental, vision, life insurance; paid sick, vacation, and holiday pay; 401K and more.

Amada Tool is seeking candidates for the following positions:

Apply at: http://www.amada.com/employment

Amada Tool America, Inc. Batavia Industrial Park

4A Treadeasy Ave. • Batavia, NY 14020

Improving Your Job Search: Play the Part. A recruiter w orks w ith the same job description that is posted online, and if you’re not using the same language, a communications gap can develop. Treat the job description like your compass, and use it to guide each answ er by tailoring your w ording to match theirs.

Ron Coniber Repairs and

Trucking has openings for

Class A

Seasonal

& Full Time

Truck

Drivers

Paid Vacation, Simple IRA/Retirement Plan,

Health Insurance available.

Send resume or e-mail for more information

Fax: (585) 768-4524 [email protected]

or Call (585) 746-6770


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Earn $300-$400 per week cleaning

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Paid mileage, holidays, vacation & bonuses.

Must have car.

Call 585-256-1130 and/or apply

M-F (11:30am-4:30pm)

333 Metro Park Unit N-109

Rochester, NY

Housekeepers

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Travel Tips For On-the-Go Professionals

Emphasize availability when making tech purchases. Nowadays, nearly everyone has an opinion on their favorite tech products and gadgets. However, for travelers, more than personal preference comes into play when making a purchase. Because business travelers are on the road so often, it helps to favor products that can be found across the country, whether you’re on a junket in Boise or attending a board meeting in Boston. With roughly 200 stores nationwide, Apple products are popular among business travelers who know it won’t be hard to find an Apple store nearby should they need assistance from a tech professional or any accessories they may have forgotten at home.

Victor Excavating, Inc. is looking for

Skilled

Mechanics Duties include repairing and

troubleshooting construction

equipment. Must have

experience and reliable

transportation. Full time

position with good pay

and benefits.

924-1934


Caledonia-Mumford Central School Is An Equal Opportunity Employer

Learn more about the Caledonia-Mumford Central School District and our communities by visiting and the school website www.cal-mum.org.

Caledonia-Mumford Central School 99 North Street

Caledonia, New York 14423 Phone: (585) 538-3400 Fax: (585) 538-3450

Vacancy Notice Position: 1.0 FTE Long Term Substitute Art Teacher (effective on or about November 2, 2015 through June 10, 2016)

Requirements: NYS Certification

Assignment: High School & Middle School

Rate of Pay: Per Negotiated Agreement

Application Deadline: October 13, 2015

Starting Date: On or about November 2, 2015

Applications available in the District Office or they may be downloaded from the school web site www.cal-mum.org .

Applications must be completed per instructions and returned to the attention of:

Mr. Robert Molisani, Superintendent Caledonia-Mumford Central School

99 North Street, Caledonia, NY 14423

Eco- F riendly Ways To Alter Your Professional Life

Set your computer to pow er-saving mode at the end of the day. Researchers at the Law rence Berkeley National Laboratory found that the energy savings w hen a computer is in “ sleep” mode as opposed to being turned off completely are negligible. But professionals should set their computer so it goes into a pow er-saving mode after a certain period of being idle. In addition, get rid of screensavers, w hich require energy and no longer have any positive impact on the life expectancy of your computer monitor.

Help Wanted

GPM Associates LLC

We have openings for Machine Set-Up Operators . Responsible for quality checks, proper machine set-up, completion of recordkeeping

documentation. Set up, operate machines and observe defects or machine malfunctions, adjusting machines as necessary.

3+ years as an operator within a manufacturing environment, strong mechanical attitude, experience in a Lean

Manufacturing environment preferred.

Please apply:

[email protected] or mail resume to:

GPM Associates LLC, 10 Forbes St.,

Dansville, NY 14437 Attn: HR


Caledonia-Mumford Central School Is An Equal Opportunity Employer

Learn more about the Caledonia-Mumford Central School District by visiting the school website www.cal-mum.org.

Caledonia-Mumford Central School 99 North Street

Caledonia, New York 14423 Phone: (585) 538-3400 Fax: (585) 538-3450

Vacancy Notice Position: Substitute Teachers

(Per Diem) - All Areas

Requirements: NYS Certification is preferred

Rate of Pay: Per Contract

Application Deadline: Ongoing

Applications are available in the District Office or they may be downloaded from the school web site www.cal-mum.org.

Applications must be completed per instructions and returned to the attention of:

Mr. Robert Molisani, Superintendent Caledonia-Mumford Central School

99 North Street, Caledonia, NY 14423

Improving Your Job Search: Nail the Interview. At this point, the hardest part is over, but you’re still the underdog. Be scrappy. Focus on remaining present during the interview. Research the company and your profession. Brow se new s outlets, like New s and Advice on Beyond.com, to stay current on your profession.

Driver/Warehouse Dorschel Toyota is seeking a qualified candidate for a Driver/Warehouse position. We are looking for someone who is motivated and reliable. Candidates will be expected to have a clean driver’s license.

Duties include picking up and delivering auto parts to our body shop, verifying parts orders and matching parts on carts to ensure they are the correct parts for the vehicle. This position involves extensive walking and lifting up to 50 lbs.

If interested please contact Jeff Panipinto 239-2262 or [email protected]


®

Avon, NY

The Kraft Foods Avon NY plant is seeking talented individuals to join our team!

Entry Level Placer- Lunchables You will be responsible for the placement of lunchables components into packaging while working on a high-speed assembly line in a cold environment. This position’s starting rate of pay is $9.00 per hour, with shift differential for 2nd and 3rd shifts. Selected candidates must be able to work all shifts, overtime, and weekends, and will be required to join the union.

Maintenance Positions Available

Kraft Foods Group, Inc. in Avon, NY is seeking qualified, dependable and talented maintenance individuals to join our team! We are currently hiring for General Mechanics, Utilities Operators, and Line Technicians.

General Mechanic/Line Technician – Working in

our Lunchables or Cool Whip production sections, successful candidates will possess excellent mechanical and electrical skills such as troubleshooting, repairing and rebuilding production machinery, machining, fabrication and welding skills, PLC, logic and electrical troubleshooting, calibration and the ability to read and understand schematics and diagrams.

Utilities Operator – The successful candidate for this

position will have HVAC, Steam, Boiler and Ammonia systems operations experience in a manufacturing environment. City of Rochester and other professional licensing is preferred.

Selected candidates must be able to work in a cold environment, have their own, reliable transportation and a great work ethic. Must be able to lift up to 50lbs, stand, sit, bend, walk, and kneel for an extended period of time. Selected candidates must be able to work all shifts, overtime, and weekends, and will be required to join the union.

Candidates must apply directly on-line at: http://www.kraftcareers.com . Online access is available through the Center for Workforce Development, 6 Court St., Geneseo, NY, 585-243-7047 .

Kraft Foods Group, Inc. is an equal employment employer and is committed to providing employment opportunities to minorities, females, veterans, and disabled individuals. As an equal opportunity employer, Kraft Foods Group, Inc. is committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce. In order to ensure reasonable accommodation for individuals protected by Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Vietnam Veterans Readjustment Act of 1974, and Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, applicants who require accommodation in the job application process may contact (847) 646-6044 for assistance.

Retire from work, but not from life. ~M.K. Soni

• DAYS , M-F 7:30am - 4pm

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

• Health Insurance contribution, paid vacation and holidays provided

w/required time in service.

• Must be at least 21, have own car & be able to pass drug, background

and driving record screening.

Call: (585) 924-2060

!


Ontario County SWCD IS HIRING A

FULL-TIME POSITION Please visit www.ontswcd.com

for details. {Office} 585-396-1450


Facility Maintenance Cleaner The responsibility of the facility maintenance cleaner is to

ensure that the facilities and grounds at the Dorschel location are kept clean and free from debris. Supplies are kept stocked, at all times. The facility maintenance cleaner must have working knowledge of cleaning products, and

processes of detailed cleaning to achieve the level of cleanliness of our facility.

Daily Responsibilities: Detailed cleaning to include but not limited to showrooms, offices, lunch areas, as well as conference areas. Responsible for maintaining cleanliness

of all stairways, hallways, and restrooms. Retail parts department, customer lounges, kitchen areas, and

building exterior must also be maintained. Candidate must be well organized, and responsible for ordering and

stocking all cleaning supplies and equipment. Must be able to work well with on-site staff, and co-workers.

If interested in this full time position please submit resume with work history to:

[email protected]

The

DORSCHELAutomotive Group

Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham is now hiring a

Please stop by and fill out an application! Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham

7498 Main Street Fishers Road - Victor, NY 14564

585-924-9240

Guest Services Manager

Our age will be known as the age of committees. ~Ernest Benn

Hand Sewers

Work at home. Part-time Ideal for sewers from Rochester, Henrietta, Brighton, Pittsford or Penfield.

585-334-3348


Shipping Associate

Candidate will be responsible for preparing items for shipment. This

is a pick and pack operation. Additional tasks include assembly of

product kits and receiving of product. Attention to detail and problem solving skills are a must.

We are currently seeking individuals to fulfill Full & Part Time

opportunities during the hours of 8:00 am and 4:30 pm.

If interested; please email resume to

[email protected] Attn: Shipping Associate.

T R A N S I C O L D

D IESEL M ECHANICS

Rochester

Penn Power Group wants to hire you!! Penn is a leading distributor of Detroit Diesel Engines,

Allison Transmissions and Carrier Transport Refrigeration Units. We are currently seeking experienced 2nd shift Diesel Mechanics

in our Rochester, NY location.

If you’re interested in joining a team of established service professionals with over 50 years of proven growth opportunity then now is the time!!

Requirements: • 2 or more years experience with

tractor trailer maintenance • High school diploma or equivalent • Proficiency in the use of shop tools • A valid Driver’s License • Basic computer skills

• Vocational/Technical or certification preferred

• Specialized training in the repair and replacement of vehicle components preferred

We offer: • 401k • Competitive Salary • Modern Service Facilities

• Dental Insurance • Paid Vacation • Paid Holidays

• Tool & Boot Allowance • Safety & Product Training • Health Insurance

To apply, visit our website at

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Winter Snow Removal in Pittsford

• Bobcat Operator

• Loader Operators

• Sidewalk Snow Laborers

Call Gary at

(585) 721-0836

(anytime)

Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so. ~Douglas Adams

Laborers

Needed

for concrete & brick

work. Excellent

starting pay and

benefits. Driver’s

license required.

Call (585) 394-9360

to schedule an

appointment.

Full Time

COOK Weekends.

Need experience. Nights a must.

Apply in person or call

Brewery I i w

PUB & GRILL

8 West Main St., Honeoye Falls

624-7870

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