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Art & Soul...............................Page 4

Auto Section...............................Page 5

Brighter/Vent...............................Page 3

Classifieds For Sale.............................Page 15

Dining and Entertainment...............................Page 8

Employment Opportunities.............................Page 31

Garage Sales...............................Page 2

Give and Take.............................Page 13

Health & Clinical Trials...............................Page 9

Home Services.............................Page 19

Just for Kids.............................Page 17

Passages.............................Page 27

Pet Place.............................Page 20

Puzzle Answers.............................Page 26

Real Estate.............................Page 28

Senior Center.............................Page 21

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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My wife and I would

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I am a retired ambulance corps volunteer and take issue with the concern about ambulance staff using the ambulance to make food runs. If I used my own personal vehicle to make a food run that could add an additional 10 minutes to a response. If you were having a heart attack, would you want the ambulance there in 6-10 minutes or possibly 20 minutes? When we are picking up food, we are on duty, ready to run out the door if a call comes in. Further, by being out in the community we remind residents that our service is available for their emergency. Exposure i.e. community events, not just in an emergency, has a very positive impact on residents. Next time you see an ambulance crew getting lunch, thank them for their service and tell them to enjoy their meal.

Reading the vent regarding the ambulance being used to pick up food made me angry. First let me point out that that at one time or another ambulance, fire and police use their work vehicles to pick up food when they are on their shift as I have been in restaurants when they have walked in to pick up their order to go. At times they are on 10, 12 or overnight shifts and as long as they stay in the area they are paid to cover I see no problem with them picking up a meal and as a volunteer they give their personal time to serve their community and to suggest that they use their own vehicles to pick up food means you run the risk of our emergency services being without enough people to cover a call which could put people’s lives at risk! Now ask yourself is it worth it?! I think Not!

Typical of today’s society... judge without knowing what you are talking about. I am not on the ambulance but I work closely with them. They do NOT load up and take ambulance to get lunch; they are coming back from taking a call. And remember they are VOLUNTEERING their time and you are begrudging them from stopping to grab food?! I have to wonder... what do you give back???

We would like to

express our most

sincere Gratitude and

Thanks to the Medical

Staff at Highland

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Oncology, especially to

Dr. Makiko Ban-Hoefen

and Lisa Acosta, PA as

well as the staff on

floor 5 East and the

Palliative Care Team for

their outstanding care

given to Hazel

Brisbane during her

fight with cancer.

Thanks to the man at

Plant Paradise Cafe

in Fairport who paid

for all of the customers

lunches today! It was a

super nice gesture and

I’m sure appreciated

by everyone.


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Tremors Aren’t Always Sign of Parkinson’s DEAR DR. ROACH: I have been diagnosed with essential tremor. Propranolol 10 mg has not helped. Sometimes I can write and eat with no shaking, but other times the shaking is so bad that the food falls off the fork or I cannot read my printing or writing. If I drink a beer, it seems to relax me enough that in five minutes I can write or eat quite normally nearly every time. I’ve been told that it doesn’t appear to be Parkinson’s. Any suggestions will be enormously appreciated. -- J.N.

ANSWER: Essential tremor, sometimes called benign familial tremor, is common. Often, one has a family history of tremor. It is not Parkinson’s disease; however, it isn’t always “benign” in that, for some people, it can be disabling, preventing a person from not only writing, but, as in your case, activities of daily living such as eating.

Alcohol has long been known to reduce the tremor temporarily, but it must be taken cautiously, since regular use will diminish its effectiveness, requiring higher doses for effectiveness -- and, as I have written many times, excess alcohol is a major cause of many medical problems. Occasional use with meals is reasonable.

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DEAR DR. ROACH: My mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2009, and she is taking Namenda and Aricept to help slow the advancement of the disease. I am writing because she complains of being cold all the time. She and my father keep the temperature in their house at 80 degrees, and my mother wears winter clothes, a coat and a blanket in the house. She sometimes sweats through the clothes, but we can’t persuade her to remove any layers. The house is uncomfortably hot for anyone else, and yet she says she is cold.

Her general practitioner has said that this is part of her disease. Is there anything else you have heard of that could explain this? -- C.L.

ANSWER: I have seen a lot of people with dementia of all kinds, but I haven’t personally seen this degree of intolerance to cold. Her doctor may have more experience than I do, but I didn’t find much about it written in the medical literature. Every person is different, and it’s possible this is just part of how the dementia is affecting her.

However, cold intolerance to this degree suggests some alternate possibilities. The most important and likely is low thyroid levels, which can also cause a condition that looks like dementia and would certainly make dementia worse. I bet her doctor has checked for it. If not done recently, she should have her thyroid level checked.

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GRADES 1-5 LUNCH ENTREES Monday : Popcorn Chicken Smackers & Biscuit Tuesday : Chicken & Gravy on Mashed Potatoes & Warm Dinner Roll Wednesday : “Nacho Grande” Tacos on Nacho Chips with trimmings & Mexican Rice Thursday : Homemade Pizza Friday : Baked Pasta with Meaty Sauce (Beef)

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On March 2, 1904, Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, the author and illustrator of such beloved children’s books as “The Cat in the Hat,” is born in Massachusetts. Geisel’s first book, “And to Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street,” was rejected by over two dozen publishers before making it into print in 1937.

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Freshen Up Your Home

While you’re setting goals for the new year, consider adding

updating the look of your home to your list. If your walls are

looking a little dated, follow these suggestions to give your

space a renewed look.

The bedroom is one of the most important rooms in your

home, and it deserves a fresh look this year. Pair a subtle

neutral shade with brights and whites for a balanced design,

and snooze in style with quaint and quiet color. To complete

the look, give your bed a fresh update with a new pintuck

duvet cover. Accessorize with decorative pillows, curtains or

rugs.

Why not dial up the color in your living room? This area of

your home accommodates many visitors throughout the year

and is likely where your family spends a great deal of your

time. To create an inviting space, try a robust color like teal.

When matched with natural wood finishes, organic shapes and

soft, sophisticated tones, this color allows you to live a little

but still maintains a down-to-earth feel.

If your eat-in kitchen or dining room could use a taste of

color try a rich red with attitude, this hue adds a fun, young

flavor to any room. Use it liberally, but achieve balance by

using a contrasting color with just as much abandon. Darker

accent pieces, such as a hutch or buffet, as well as white

cabinets, are great complements.

Even the most casual half-bath can take on a sophisticated

feel with the right wall color and accessories. A chic look starts

w ith blue on the walls and repeated in key accessories like area

rugs or hand towels. Finish the room by adding a new mirror

to open up your space and other storage, such as open

shelving, to minimize counter clutter.

If you’re in need of a quick overhaul of your home office, go

for a confident, intense, strong, deep blue. Combine with a

single complementary hue in comfortable furnishings and

accessories.

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Happy 15th Birthday Zach

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On March 5, 1929, David Dunbar Buick, founder of the Buick

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menial jobs. By 1906, Buick had lost control of the business and

sold his stock, which would later be worth millions of dollars.

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channe • On March 1, 1932, the 20-month-old son of aviator Charles

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Jersey. Although a ransom note demanding $50,000 was left in

the nursery, the baby had been killed the night of the kidnapping.

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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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Marge, like some people her age, can’t drive anymore. She gave up her keys. But she could use a lift... a visit to a doctor, a trip to the grocery store, a stop at the bank. If you have a couple of hours a month to help, please call us to volunteer. We’ll provide you with training and supplemental insurance.

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Anemia and aging Aging is accompanied by a number of physical changes.

Some of these changes, such as vision impairment or loss of hearing, are anticipated, while others may arrive unexpectedly.

One condition many adults unexpectedly encounter is anemia. While anemia is common in older adults and its prevalence increases with age, it is not a condition that is widely considered part of the aging process. Anemia is often a symptom of a hidden problem that needs to be addressed promptly.

Anemia is one of the most common blood disorders, affecting more than three million Americans, says the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. The American Society of Hematology notes that anemia is characterized by insufficient levels of red blood cells in the blood. Anemia also occurs when red blood cells, which are responsible for carrying oxygen to the various organs and tissues throughout the body, are not functioning properly.

Very often the signs of anemia are overlooked or go unnoticed until a blood test determines low hemoglobin (Hb) or hematocrit (HCT) concentrations. Some people discover they have anemia as they attempt to donate blood, at which time their red blood cell count is found to be inadequate. When the body lacks oxygen, any number of the following symptoms may be experienced:

· weakness

· dizziness

· extreme fatigue

· shortness of breath

· fast or irregular heartbeat

· pale or yellow skin

· cold hands or feet

Frequently, existing disorders or conditions, such as congestive heart failure, are made worse by anemia. But unless doctors specifically consider anemia as a possible cause of symptoms, its presence can go undiagnosed.

The American Academy of Family Physicians says the most common causes of anemia among older men and women include chronic diseases and iron deficiency. Vitamin B12 deficiency, folate deficiency, gastrointestinal bleeding, and myelodysplastic syndrome are other causes of anemia.

The main way to treat anemia is to discover its source and reverse the outcomes. For instance, a gastrointestinal bleed may need to be repaired. If iron deficiency is the source of the anemia, iron supplements may be prescribed. Many methods to correct anemia involve trial and error and experimentation, especially when the source of the anemia is unknown.

Anemia is a condition that can affect aging adults but does not need to be accepted as a natural consequence of aging. Correct diagnosis and treatment can mitigate symptoms.

Anemia is not usually discovered unless a blood test is ordered. Its symptoms can mimic other conditions.


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Wild Wings 9th Annual Spa-ghetti Dinner - Saturday, March5th, (4-8pm). Come out and enjoydinner with the birds! Held at TheHenrietta United Church of Christ,1400 Lehigh Station Rd., Henrietta.All proceeds go directly to benefitthe animals of Wild Wings! Ticketsavailable online, at The CottageGift Shop and at the door. $6/ticket. Dinner includes spaghetti,meatballs, salad, roll, and dessert.Imagine...intriguing raptors togreet you at the door! More info:Wild Wings 585-334-7790, emailat [email protected] or at ourwebsite www.wildwingsinc.org.

Lenten Fish Fry: Friday, February26th and March 11th, 5:30-7PM.Sponsored by the Knights ofColumbus Council 4812, at Churchof the Good Shepherd, 3318 EastHenrietta Rd., Henrietta. Drinks in-cluded. Dinners ”to go” and des-serts available. Adults $9.50, Chil-dren 12 and under $5.

HENRIETTA

Boy Scout Troop 130 13th AnnualZiti Fundraising Dinner on Saturday,March 5, 4:30-7pm at the OurMother of Sorrows Church Hall,5000 Mt Read Blvd. Includes pasta,meatballs, salad, bread, drink anddessert. Take-out available. $7 perperson, children 5 and under free.Tickets available at the door or aftermasses on February 27 and 28. Allproceeds will be used to fundScouting activities and equipmentpurchases. Questions/advanceticket sales, contact Len 748-3738.To pre order take out, call Jerry729-0090 after 2PM on the day ofthe dinner.

GREECE

The Chili Art Group will meet onThursday, February 25th, 2016 at7pm in the Chili Senior Center,3235 Chili Avenue. Our guest artistwill be Lesley Shakespeare-Brogandemonstrating her expertise in Col-ored Pencil. Visitors are welcome atno charge. Please visit our websiteat: www.chiliartgroup.weebly.com.For questions please contact JoanManley at 585-594-1927.

CHILI

ICanCode Scratch Program forTeens - Saturday, March 5 from12-2pm, Henrietta Public Library,455 Calkins Rd. Learn about usinga computer program called Scratch.The staff from ICanCode will behere to teach students all aboutusing Scratch. Each participantneeds to bring a laptop to useduring this program. For ages10-18. Please register. www.hpl.org, 585-359-7092.

Teen Volunteer Program - Satur-day, February 27 from 12-2pm,Henrietta Public Library, 455 Cal-kins Rd. Do you have communityservice hours to complete? Registerto come and help out at the libraryfrom 12-2pm to earn 2 hours to-wards your community service re-quirement. You must register inorder to attend and earn the volun-t e e r h o u r s . w w w . h p l . o r g ,585-359-7092.

Sunday Breakfast Buffet - Helpyourself to regular or western stylescrambled eggs, bacon, sausage,ham, home fries, pancakes, Frenchtoast, sausage gravy and biscuits,fruit, juice and coffee. $8.00 forAdults & $5.00 for children 6-10years and free for children 5 &under. Join us on Sunday, February28, 9am-12noon, Ely-FaganAmerican Legion Post 1151, 260Middle Rd., Henrietta.

Friday Fish Fry: 10-12 ounce Had-dock filet, battered, breaded, orbaked for $9.00! All meals comewith choice of salt potatoes orFrench fries, cole slaw, bread &butter. Serving 4 pm to 7 pm everyFriday. We deliver on orders of $25or more! February 26, Ely-FaganAmerican Legion Post 1151, 260Middle Rd., Henrietta. www.alpost1151.org.

Roast Beef - Healthy portion ofsucculent, slow-cooked to perfec-tion Roast Beef. Served withmashed potatoes & gravy, vegeta-ble and house salad. $8.00. Join uson Tuesday, February 23, 5-7pm atthe Ely-Fagan American Legion Post1151, 260 Middle Road, Henrietta.www.post1151.org.

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The Honeoye Falls/Town ofMendon Historical Society willpresent a program featuring TeresaK. Lehr, Independent Historical Re-searcher. Entitled ”Rochester´sGreat Tonsil Massacre: Mendonand Honeoye Falls” on Thursday,March 3, 7:30pm at the MendonCommunity Center, 167 NorthMain Street, Honeoye Falls. Ques-tions? Call 624-5655.

The Honeoye Falls MendonSenior Citizens Club will meetTuesday, February 23rd at 12noonat the Mendon Community Center,North Main St., Honeoye Falls.Bring lunch. Coffee and dessert willbe served. Bingo and Euchre afterthe meeting. Any questions, callShirley Richardson at 624-3665.

HONEOYE FALLS

Join the Conversation! ”Con-versations on Race” are facilitatedand open dialogues about race andits impact on the community. Morethan 600 people have participatedin Conversations throughout thecommunity. Henrietta Public Librarywill host a Conversation onThursday, March 3 from 6:30-8:30pm. This Conversation, facili-tated by MacClurg Vivian and Vel-verly Caldwell, is free and open tothe public. Please register at hpl.orgor 359-7092.

Natural Soap Making & Cosmet-ics - Beth Byrne, Board member ofHandcrafted Soap Making Guild &Editor of Saponifier Magazine, willdemonstrate how to make yourown soaps and cosmetics usingbeeswax, honey and natural ingre-dients. Saturday, February 27,10am-12noon, Hansen NatureCenter, 1525 Calkins Rd., Hen-rietta. Please call 359-7044 to reg-ister. Program is free and open tothe public. Sponsored by theFriends of Tinker Nature Park andthe Town of Henrietta. https://sites.g o o g l e . c o m / s i t e /hansennaturecenter/calender.

BSA Henrietta Troop 401 AnnualSpaghetti Dinner - Come out andsupport Boy Scout Troop #401 inHenrietta at their Annual SpaghettiDinner Saturday, February 20thfrom 4pm-7pm at the HenriettaFire Co. #1, 3129 East HenriettaRoad. Your attendance will helpsupport the activities that build thecharacter of our young menthroughout the year. Let’s not for-get, you also get to enjoy a greatmeal served by our scouts! Cost is$8 at the door. We can’t wait tosee you there!

The Henrietta Chess Club willmeet every Saturday from 1-5PM atthe Legacy, 1545 Erie Station Road,Henrietta. Open to all who enjoyplaying this fantastic game whichoriginated in Persia in the year 549BCE. Membership is free.

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

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

WCI Realty’s 1st Annual HelpSTRIKE OUT Family Medical BillsFundraiser. On April 1, 2016 WCIRealty will team up with IACKids tohost a night of bowling, fun, foodand prizes at Gates AMF, 645Spencerport Rd., Rochester. Ticketsare $100 for a twosome which willinclude 3 games of bowling, shoerental, food and beverage. Thisevent is expected to bring in over100 participants while raising over$5,000 for IACKids. The ultimategoal is to raise money andawareness in the community, withproceeds directly benefiting thefamilies supported by IACKids. Reg-ister for the Event: www.iackids.org/events/wci-realty-fundraiser-2016

Discipline and Suspension:Understanding the Rights of Stu-dents with Disabilities - This FREEevent is a webinar, and is notbroadcast in our office. To partici-pate you must have access to acomputer at another location - yourhome, office, or other facility. HeldFebruary 24, 10-11:30am. Registra-tion is required by February 22,2016. To register, use this link:https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2384952142553190402.Presented in collaboration withWayne County Public Health.

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Community Open Meal: All arewelcome for food and fellowshipon Saturday, February 27th from3:30-4:30pm at the MonsignorSchnacky Center located within St.Catherine of Siena Church, 26Mednon-Ionia Road in Mendon.The center is handicapped acces-sible. For more information, pleasecontact the Church Rectory at624-4990.

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20th Anniversary Gala Concert -The Amadeus Chorale and Brock-port Symphony Orchestra will joinforces to bring you music from theBritish Isles on Saturday, March 5 at7pm in the Performance Hall at theHochstein School of Music &Dance, 50 N. Plymouth Avenue inRochester. Concert tickets are $10.Parking available in the adjacentDowntown lots and parking ga-rages. The audience is invited tocelebrate with both ensembles in aspecial complimentary dessertreception following the perform-ance. For additional informationand to purchase tickets, visit: www.brockportsymphony.org

The Frank and Peet Show! Joinus for Ellwanger Barry NurserySchool´s Spring Scholarship Concertand Raffle! This is a great concertfor children that ”tours” instru-ments of the world, with specialguests Bush Mango Youth Project!Come at 3pm and make your owninstrument! $5/each or $20 perfamily, kids under 2 free! February27, Ellwanger Barry Nursery School,4 E. Henrietta Rd., Rochester.www.ebns.org.

Make a Difference in YourCommunity - Are you over 55 andlooking to make a difference inyour community? Bring a friendand join us at Lifespan (1900 SouthClinton Avenue, Rochester) onTuesday, February 23 from 1-3 PMto meet non-profit agencies andlearn about their volunteer needs.For details, please call Deb Palum-bos at 244-8400 ext 128.

The Rochester Model RailroadClub annual Open House on Satur-day, March 5th from 10am-5pmand Sunday, March 6th from1-5pm at the First UniversalistChurch, 150 South Clinton Street,Rochester. Admission $4; Ages 12& under free; $12 family maximum.There will be a model railroadequipment sale on Saturday only.Come and see a stunning HO mo-del railroad as the trains make theirway from Pennsylvania, throughthe beautiful Lehigh Valley to Buf-falo. Visitors will recognize manytowns along the way. Thomas andTank Engine will make an appear-ance for the children. Please note:this venue is not wheelchair acces-sible.

XRX Pioneer Club Singles Group:Thursday, February 28, Keenan´s,Georgetown Plaza, E. Ridge Road.Individual checks. Reservations re-quired: Marie - 585-288-2973,www.xeroxpioneerclub.org.

Introduction to Windows 10with The Technology Guys. Curi-ous about Windows 10? We’ll dis-cuss changes when upgrading fromWindows 7, 8, and 8.1. For thosewho are shopping for a new com-puter, come learn about the Edgebrowser, Cortana, privacy con-cerns, and much more. Friday, Feb-ruary 26, 1:30-2:30pm. www.irondequoitlibrary.org, 336-6060.*Registration required*

Rush Lions Club Annual FundRaiser - PORK LOIN, Sunday, Feb-ruary 21, noon-6pm at the Creek-side Inn, 6071 E. Henrietta Rd.Roast Pork Loin Dinner - Preparedby ”Almost Famous” Steve Hoh.Dinner includes - salad, mashedpotatoes & gravy, vegetables, des-sert & coffee. $9 adults, $7 seniors,$5 kids. Eat In or Take OutAvailable.

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Native Americans: The First Con-servationists - Harvey Limbeck, avolunteer at Ganondagan HistoricSite, will talk about how the NativeAmericans were the first conserva-tionists, using everything in natureto make what they needed medi-cines from native plants, food, toolsand clothing. Tuesday, February 23,7:30pm-8:45pm at the BrightonTown Hall, Downstairs MeetingRoom, 2300 Elmwood Ave., Roch-ester.

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

Auditions for HONK, The MUSI-CAL! The jazzy, snazzy musical ver-sion of Hans Christian Andersen´sbeloved tale - ”The Ugly Duckling”.Auditions for Girls and Guys inGrades 1 - 12. All young singer/actors are welcome to attend! Noexperience needed. Audition Dates:Sunday, February 21 and Monday,February 22, 6 - 8:30 pm (attendone audition date only; open call -no appointment necessary). Audi-tion Location: The RenaissanceAcademy Charter School of TheArts, 299 Kirk Road, Rochester. ForAuditions Requirements and moreinfo. visit our website at www.carademanuele.com.

Classic Book Discussion - Thismonth we´ll be discussing TheirEyes Were Watching God by ZoraNeale Hurston. No registration re-quired. Thursday, February 25,3-4pm, Irondequoit Public Library,1290 Titus Ave., Rochester.

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On March 3, 1887, Anne Sullivan begins teaching 6- year-old Helen Keller, who lost her sight and hearing after a severe illness at the age of 19 months. Under Sullivan’s tutelage, the previously uncontrollable Keller flourished, eventually graduating from college and becoming a lecturer and activist.

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A Letter From Our Children By Joseph G. Langen

The ultimate test of human conscience may be the willingness to sacrifice something today for future generations.

~ Gaylord Nelson

I met an eight year old girl on the beach early one morning. As I approached her, the girl asked me what I was looking for. I told her sharks’ teeth and showed her my small handful. She showed me her handful and she offered them to me.

My encounter reminded me how innocent, curious, and generous children can be. As adults, we often become obsessed by our search to improve our collection of things and become preoccupied with fear that someone will take them from us. In the process we move faster each day and forget the joy of standing on a beach or anywhere else in nature for that matter.

Some of us are just beginning our productive years. Some of us are steaming ahead in mid- career. Others are winding down and hopefully have some time and energy left to enjoy our world. In another fifty years, our children and grandchildren will replace us at all the various stages of their own lives.

If they could write us a letter from the future, what would they have to say about the legacy we have left them? Would they thank us for finding a way to understand and accept each other rather than continuing to compete with each other? Would they thank us for finding ways to love rather than hate each other? Would they express their disappointment that we were not able to find a way to live together in harmony?

That future has not yet arrived and there is still time before such a letter is written. We have choices to make every minute of our lives. No matter where we are in our life journey, we can choose to make the world a little better place with our unique contributions. We can also

choose to take whatever we want from the world without giving back in return. We can link with others in their journey through life, ignore them or hate them. We can choose the path of love and acceptance or the path of fear and intolerance.

All of our collective decisions about how to act in each circumstance which appears before us contribute to the legacy we will leave to our children, grandchildren and their descendants. Each of us can contribute to leaving a better place for those who follow us, or a worse one. The prophet Jeremiah spoke of God as thinking thoughts of peace and not affliction toward us. He invites us to follow God’s example. Are you willing to do your part through the actions of your daily life?

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Rae was born on March 22, 1938 inSalamanca, NY to parents Theodore &Coralyn (Harold) Doner. She was anactive member of St. MatthewCatholic Church, Livonia SilverSneakers group, and the LivoniaSenior Citizens. When she was youn-ger she enjoyed oil painting, includingportraits and outdoors scenes. She alsocollected dolls, enjoyed flower garden-ing, playing cards, and going to craftshows. Rae enjoyed spending timewith family and watching hergrandchildren. Rae was easy to talkwith and easily made friends wherevershe was. She was always there whensomeone needed her and will begreatly missed by everyone that knewher.

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Conesus: Feb-r u a r y 1 4 ,

2016, at age 61 years, after a coura-geous battle with cancer, surroundedby family and friends. Predeceased byher parents John Perry & IsabellaTreuthart and Carl Rogers. Survivedby Dave Rogers of Conesus; children,Lindsay (Scott) Cole of Rochester, Lori(Alen) Pease of Lakeville, Lisa (Jeremy)Ruggiera of Henrietta, Michael Rogersof Conesus, and Joseph Rogers ofHenrietta. Grandchildren; Maryonna,Michael, Maliah, Emma, Rocco, Cali,Luca, Braysn, Crostn, and one on theway. Also survived by many otherloving family and friends.

Friends called on Friday, February19th, from 3-6PM at the Kevin W.Dougherty Funeral Home Inc., 21 BigTree Street, Rte 20A, Livonia, whereservices followed calling at 6PM. In-terment will be held privately at alater date. Memorial contributionsmay be made to the Breast CancerCoalition of Rochester, 1048 Univer-sity Ave., Rochester, NY 14607 or theConesus American Legion LadiesAuxiliary, 6317 Marshall Road,Conesus, NY 14435.

To send a condolence and for furtherinformation please visit:

www.doughertyfuneralhomes.com

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VILLAGE OF AVON: 2 bedroomapartment for rent. Includes water,sewer, and garbage. Free storageavailable, off street parking. Has backporch, new installation. Updated ser-vices. $675/ month, plus utilities. Nosmoking, no pets. Please visitlivingstonapartments.com, or call585-770-4116.

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Minority/Female/Disability/Veteran

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Kennel Attendant: FT position at Stone Ridge Veterinary Hospital,

550 Center Place Drive, Rochester, NY 14615 to provide care to boarding pets and maintain hospital

cleanliness. Schedule will be mainly evening and weekend hours but will include some day shifts and

holiday hours. Flexibility with scheduling is necessary. HS diploma or equivalent required and animal

handling experience preferred.

Apply at location or send application to MVA, 2816 Monroe Ave., Rochester, NY 14618

Attn: HR

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No drinking.

No drugs.

No drama.

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is looking to hire

Part-time

SALESPERSON Hourly pay plus mileage. Must have driver’s license & reliable vehicle.

Send resume to: [email protected] or stop in at our office at 1184 Emerson St.,

Rochester, NY 14606 to fill out an application, or call

585-441-1209 www.fb-glass.com

Immediate opening for an energetic

team- oriented person with superior

customer service skills! Must be detail oriented and have the ability to multi-task in a

fast-paced deadline-driven environment. Excellent time

management, computer experience (e-mail, data entry)

a must. Part-time, 25-30 hours per week.

Hourly rate plus commission.

Classified Sales/

Telemarketer Avon Office

Email resume and cover letter to:

[email protected]

Common workplace injuries and how to avoid them - Slips

and falls: Falling on wet and slippery floors or tripping over

something on a floor is another common workplace injury.

While many falls occur on level surfaces, falls from elevated

areas, such as ladders and stairways, also can occur. Spills

should be mopped up promptly and caution signage should

be used on slippery surfaces. Workers should wear the right

footwear for the job and environment.

CDL A

DRIVERS to haul BULK

PETROLEUM UP TO $24.00 PER HOUR

WADHAMS ENTERPRISES: Rochester Terminal

• Minimum 6 months driving experience needed. Haz Mat and Tanker endorsements required to apply.

• 2+ years experience with Gas and Light Oil --- start at $24.00 per hour.

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MUST HAVE HAZMAT ENDORSEMENT

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• Excellent Health Benefits • Paid Vacations

• Paid Holidays • Company Supplied Uniforms

• Modern, Well Maintained Equipment

APPLY ON LINE AT:

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(or) CALL Recruiting at 800-334-1314 x1178


There are so many men who can figure costs, and so few who can measure values.

~Author Unknown

SEASONAL

AGRIBUSINESS

POSITIONS AVAILABLE

JOB FAIR Tues., Feb. 23rd

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Carolina

Eastern-Crocker, LLC www.cecrocker.com

Apply in person: 8610 Rt. 237, Stafford, NY (Between Rt. 33 and Rt. 5)

All positions must pass pre- employment drug screen &

have a clean license. Spring start.

All local deliveries. Must be flexible and

a team player. Competitive pay plus bonus.

Applicants are welcome to fill out an application prior to the

Job Fair.

Duties may include driving a loader and forklift.

Some lifting.

8 PLANT

LABORERS

Deliver dry +/or liquid bulk crop nutrients & other products.

Tanker endorsement a plus

18 CLASS

A + B DRIVERS

Golf Course Maintenance Oak Hill Country Club

• Seasonal Full Time • Competitive Wages • Overtime Available

Must be 18 years old or older.

Apply in person

3418 Monroe Ave. (Back of Pittsford Colony Plaza)

Rochester, NY 14618

585-586-2584


EEOC

Rochester based AISC certified Fabricator/Erector is seeking skilled,

motivated, and dedicated people to help build our future in the structural

steel erection industry. Ideal applicants should possess the following:

FOREMAN IRONWORKER : • 3-5 Years in the Structural Steel

Erection Industry • Ability to Interpret Blueprints • Subpart R Training • Subpart CC Training • OSHA 10 Hour Course • Valid NYS Driver’s License

IRONWORKER:

• 1-3 Years in the Structural Steel Erection Industry

• Subpart R Training • Subpart CC Training • OSHA 10 Hour Course • Valid NYS Driver’s License or

Reliable Transportation to & from Site

Ramar will train if necessary. Ramar Steel Sales offers

competitive salary and benefits package. Benefits include: health, dental, vision, life insurance, 401k, paid vacation, and paid holidays.

Rochester based Structural Steel Fabrication Shop is looking for

quality applicants to fill the following positions:

Layout / Fitters Welders

Shear and Press Brake Operators

CNC Beam Line Plasma Table Operators

Angle Master Painters / Material

Handlers Load / Unload Trailers

Ideal applicants will be motivated, self-starters, pay strong attention to details, and work safely. Position is 1st and/or 2nd shift - full time Monday – Friday. We are willing to train the right individual but experience is a plus.

Rochester Based Stair & Railing Company is looking for

qualified applicants to fill the following positions:

Fabricator • Finisher Grinder • Painter

Misc. Metals (Stair & Railing)

Installer Ideal applicants will be

motivated, self-starters, pay strong attention to details and work safely.

Valid NYS driver’s license required. Position is full-

time Monday-Friday. Employer offers

competitive wages, medical, dental and

401k benefits.

Please email your resume to: [email protected] or fax to (585) 263-2734.

Now Is the Best Time to Plan for Retirement (Family Features) It’s easy to live for the moment and leave

planning the future to another time. But w hen it comes to planning for your retirement, it is never too early. M any

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$19.00+ Per Hour

50 Methodist Hill Dr., Rochester · 585.321.2000

Coast Professional, Inc. is a privately owned, EOE/AA/M/F/Veteran/

Disability Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for

employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex or national origin.

STUDENT LOAN COLLECTION REPRESENTATIVES

Flex Schedule

Job description and application can be found at:

www.CoastProfessional.com

www.BonusCheck.net

• Flex Schedule • Lucrative Bonus Plan • No weekends • 10 Paid Federal Holidays • On-site Training

• Paid Time Off • 401K Company Match • Dental, Vision

& Health Insurance • Opportunity for Advancement


TRANSPORTATION

DISPATCHER WADHAMS ENTERPRISES, Inc. is accepting resumes for a Bulk Petroleum Dispatcher

Location: Rochester, NY Terminal

• Paid Vacations, • Paid Holidays, • Medical and Rx Coverage, • Vision Care, • Dental Coverage, • 401K Retirement Plans, and • Profit Sharing.

This is an overnight position. As a member of the terminal dispatch staff overnight dispatchers are responsible for executing the daily dispatch responsibilities for a truckload terminal and daily support of drivers. These duties include; customer service, assigning work to drivers, and monitoring drivers and equipment. General office duties as assigned by the Terminal Manager or Operations Manager.

Education: High School Diploma; Associate’s Degree preferred, or equivalent work experience.

Skills:

• Ability to work in fast paced environment • Ability to Communicate Effectively with a Diverse Population • Customer Service Skills • Knowledge of Transportation Industry • Ability to utilize Microsoft Word, Excel, Lotus Notes and The Internet • Ability to Prioritize • Problem Solving Skills

TO BE CONSIDERED PLEASE SEND RESUME TO:

[email protected]

Call Recruiting for more information at: 315-789-8871 x1178

Growing Chrysler dealership in Batavia

is looking for an experienced

Sales Manager Must have experience in appraising used cars, managing

7-8 salespeople, and setting and meeting sales objectives

for the sales department. Must have excellent people

skills. Must be highly motivated with exceptional

training skills. Candidate needs a minimum of 3 years

automotive sales management experience and be fluent

in working deals, appraisals, follow up, and leadership.

Excellent pay plan and benefits.

Please email your

resume to

[email protected]

I can’t take responsibility for everyone’s employment. ~Peter Jackson

AUTOMOTIVE

TECHNICIAN Seeking dependable, responsible and experienced

technician. Must have own tools with valid driver’s license

and NYS inspection license for high volume repair shop.

5 day work week.

Apply Riverside Service (Coastal Station)

3333 E. River Rd. (Near RIT)

292-6439 or 292-0650


Full Time Positions: · Employee Benefits Clerk · Building Maintenance Mechanic

Substitute Positions: · Bus Drivers · Cleaners · Teacher Aides

Non-instructional Civil Service applications are available on the Human Resources page at www.victorschools.org

or by applying in person to Victor Central Schools, Human Resources Office, Education Center,

953 High Street, Victor, NY 14564

Non-instructional Vacancies

Victor Central Schools

At least 2 years over-the-road experience. Must have Class A license. Coil endorsement a plus. Must have a clean record. Pay hourly with mileage,

layover and stops. Monthly phone and meal allowance.

Home 2 nights and weekends.

Apply to Gray Metal Products 495 Rochester St., Avon, NY 14414

or [email protected]. No phone calls please. EOE

DRIVER Northeast Short Haul Specialty

Roofing & Sheet Metal

Helper Needed

Year-Round Work

Must have reliable

transportation Please send resume to:

[email protected]


CDL A&B

SCHOOL ON-SITE

LOCAL - NORTHEAST REGIONAL

LONG HAUL - MIDWEST REGIONAL

We have Numerous Lane Choices to choose from!

WE SUPPORT OUR

TROOPS AND HIRE

VETERANS!

Leonard’s Express reminds you that early detection saves lives!

• 6 MONTHS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED • Regional & Long Haul Pay .40 CPM • Local Pay $16.00/HR • Safety & Fuel Bonus • No Touch Freight • Health Insurance Programs

• 401K Program w/Match • Excellent Late Model Tractors with Qualcomm/Navigation/ E-Log/EZpass-Prepass/ APU (Bunk Heaters)/Fuel Card

Call 585-869-3199 or apply online at WWW.LEONARDSEXPRESS.COM

Email: [email protected]

Experience a plus. Valid driver’s license a must. 401K, health care package.

Mr. Glass Fax Resume to 271-1279 or Email: [email protected]

H IRING FOR ALL P OSITIONS

• Residential/Shop Glass Installers • Residential/Frameless Glass Shower Installers

• Auto Glass Technicians • Commercial Glazier • Commercial Estimator

• Commercial Project Managers • Office Personnel

Customer

First

Attitude


Hardscape/Construction Brighton landscape, an established, recognized firm for over

40 years, is in need of qualified, talented, hardworking individuals. Good pay and working environment.

Pay based on experience & knowledge level.

HARDSCAPE ✦ Head Foreman ✦ Experienced Personnel

Please apply to:

BRIGHTON

LANDSCAPE

225 Erie Station Rd. W. Henrietta, NY 14586

585-334-4406

Parts Delivery/ Shipping & Receiving/

Utility Person Needed Part-Time

Will help out in shipping and receiving. They will also deliver

parts and other goods to our other locations and customers along with performing general

utility work around the dealership. Must have a clean

driver’s license.

We offer a professional work environment and

competitive pay.

Please stop in and fill out an application or fax, e-mail or

mail your resume to: (No Phone Calls Please)

Lakeland Equipment Attn: Andy McNamara

PO Box 248 5614 Tec Drive

Avon, NY 14414 Fax –585-226-9633 andymcnamara@

lakelandequipment.com

For Complete Details Visit www.lakelandequipment.com

Lakeland Equipment Is Hiring!


Terphane is a leading manufacturer of specialty polyester films with outstanding

benefits, including medical, dental, life insurance, matching 401(k), tuition

reimbursement, attendance bonus reward program and more!

MACHINE OPERATOR Perform film extrusion and slitter operations. Prior film production and forklift experience

is desired. HS Diploma + 6 months production experience.

Must be available to work a 12 hour swing shift schedule. The schedule swings from days

to nights, and will include two weekends each month. Employees have 7 days off in a row

each month!! The hours are as follows: 6 AM - 6 PM, and 6 PM - 6 AM. $11.86 per Hour

+ $0.75 shift diff.

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Maintain equipment and minimize failure and production downtime. Should be familiar

with a biaxial-orientated film line and slitters; have a strong understanding of mechanics,

web conveyance, database management, plumbing, hydraulics, pneumatics and basic

electricity; interpretation of mechanical and electrical drawings; basic knowledge of

materials and machining and the ability to use hand and power tools. HS diploma plus

at least six years’ experience in maintaining production equipment.

Please send resume to:

Terphane, Inc.

2754 West Park Drive, Bloomfield, NY 14469

[email protected]

Fax: (585) 657-5824

The number one sign you have nothing to do at work: The 4th Division of Paperclips has overrun the Pushpin Infantry and General White-Out has called for a new skirmish. ~ Fred Barling, “Humorscope”

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


Hrs.: Mon.-Fri. 8-5pm; Sat. 8-3pm

130 Kavanaugh Rd.

Honeoye Falls, NY 14472

Class A

Pup

Driver

Wanted Experience required.

Call Tim.

585-303-7313

FACTORY WORKERS Sheet metal fabricator has openings for:

Factory/Machine Operators - Must be able to work

in a fast paced environment. Required to stand for

10 hours/day. Must be able to lift 50-75 lbs. Mon.-

Thurs. work week. 7am-5:30pm. Must be able to

work overtime on Fridays if required.

Truck Loaders - Must have experience loading

trailers using motorized Walkie Riders, Crowns,

etc. Must be reliable and able to work until daily

assignment is completed. May include overtime

without notice. Mon.-Fri. work week. 7am-3:30pm

(or until done)

Apply in person at: Gray Metal Products

495 Rochester St., Avon, NY 14414

E-mail to: [email protected] • or Fax to:

585.226.9356 No phone calls please. EOE

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