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Auto Section...............................Page 4

Brighter/Vent.............................Page 15

Classifieds For Sale.............................Page 13

Employment Opportunities.............................Page 27

Garage Sales...............................Page 3

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

Health & Clinical Trials...............................Page 6

Home Services.............................Page 26

Just for Kids.............................Page 24

Passages.............................Page 18

Pet Place.............................Page 23

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

Real Estate...............................Page 9

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

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

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

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

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

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How Safe Is Ultrasound?

DEAR DR. ROACH: Could you please discuss the use of ultrasounds during routine pregnancies? How many typically are performed, and are there any possible negative effects on the fetus? Are doctors today performing more ultrasounds (including 3-D ultrasounds) just because they can and because it’s exciting for the expectant parents, or is there a medical reason for performing these? My daughter-in-law is in her sixth month and has had two ultrasounds, plus a 3-D session. She is under the impression that she will have at least one more. To my knowledge, this is not a high-risk pregnancy (she’s 26 and everything is going fine). I’m just wondering if so many sessions are really needed and what is known about the effects on the fetus. -- G.M.

ANSWER: There is some controversy over whether an ultrasound poses risks to the developing fetus. The Food and Drug Administration has noted that there may be some heating of tissues and that any long-term risks are unknown. I did find studies showing that there is no long-term risk of leukemia, hearing loss or abnormal eye development. A 2013 guideline from multiple groups, including the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, recommended a standard first-trimester ultrasound, and a standard second- or third-trimester ultrasound. Any other ultrasounds would be based on a clinician’s concern for a potential problem. The guideline specifically states: “Fetal ultrasound should be performed only when there is a valid medical reason, and the lowest possible ultrasonic exposure settings should be used to gain the necessary diagnostic information.” I don’t have enough information to know why your daughter-in-law has had more ultrasounds than is usually recommended for a normal pregnancy. Perhaps her obstetrician has a low-level concern she hasn’t shared with her, or your daughter-in-law with you. While not the case for her, I am concerned about the growing trend of so-called keepsake ultrasounds that are not performed for valid medical reasons, such as those done in shopping malls. These might not be administered with the same degree of expertise and safety as a medical ultrasound.

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PRICED BELOW ASSESSMENT

Kendall Ranch, seller has installed new kitchen, bath, flooring, dishwasher, tamper proof outlets, paint, doors (interior and exterior) and roof. Public water and very private large yard. $94,900

2 FAMILY FLIPPER

Spencerport Schools. Great 2

family to flip or keep! 2 BR apt.

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bedrooms, should produce big $

rents. Bones are in great shape,

can close quickly. $79,900

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Landscaping (Family Features): Yard work can take over the weekends all year long. One of Landscape Management’s “10 Trends for 2010” is devoting more land to shrubs and perennials and less to grass. Not only does this add curb appeal and eco- friendliness, it cuts down on maintenance and the time required to keep the outdoor area well maintained. Talk to your local nursery or cooperative extension office to find plants that are well-suited to your area. The more adapted plants are to the local climate, the less you have to do for them and the less likely you are to need to replace those that don’t thrive. You can also look into xeriscaping - gardening techniques that reduce the need for supplemental watering - and into creating rain gardens to take advantage of those areas that receive too much water.

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8975 Wortendyke Rd., Batavia, NY 14020

Genesee County and City of Batavia

REAL ESTATE AUCTION By order of the Genesee County Legislature and City of Batavia Council

SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 2016 - 10:00 AM Properties sold at Bontrager’s Auction Center,

8975 Wortendyke Rd., Batavia, NY

GENESEE COUNTY PROPERTIES

PARCEL #1: Town of Batavia: Shepard Rd. (corner w/Batavia Bethany Twln. Rd.), .62 acre lot, Tax Map No. 20.-2-30

PARCEL #2: Town of Batavia: 7697 Lewiston Rd., .5 acre lot with commercial building, Tax Map No. 3.-1-6.112

PARCEL #3: Town of Pavilion: 10179 South St. Rd., .78 acre lot w/burnt mobile home, Tax Map No. 6.-1-10.12

PARCEL #4: Town of Pembroke: Cleveland Rd., 1acre lot, Tax Map No. 16.-1-12.2

PARCEL #5: Town of Stafford: E. Bethany-LeRoy Rd., 1.1 acre lot, Tax Map No. 12.-1-46

PARCEL #6: Town of Stafford: 8476 Route 237, single family residence, .41 acre lot, Tax Map No. 7.-1-54

PARCEL #7: Village of LeRoy: 31 Mill St., storage/distribution, .27 acre lot, Tax Map No. 7.-2-1.1

PARCEL #8: Village of LeRoy: 63 Church St., single family residence, .29 acre lot, Tax Map No. 6.-1-47

CITY OF BATAVIA PROPERTIES

PARCEL #9: Bank St., residential land, .29 acre irregular shaped lot, Assessed value $1,000, Tax Map No. 71.020-1-12

PARCEL #10 : Evergreen St., residential land, .25 acre irregular shaped lot, Assessed value $1,000, Tax Map No. 71.020-1-81

PARCEL #11: 28 Franklin St. rear, residential land, .03 acres 40X40 ft. LANDLOCKED , Assessed value $500, Tax Map No. 84.055-1-28

PARCEL #12: 2 Batavia City Centre, shopping/professional, .09 acres, Assessed value $50,000, Tax Map No. 84.049-1-52, TO BE SOLD WITH PARCELS #13 & 14

PARCEL #13: 35 Batavia City Centre, shopping/professional, .24 acres, Assessed value $353,300, Tax Map No. 84.049-1-55. TO BE SOLD WITH PARCELS #12 & 14

PARCEL #14: 39 Batavia City Centre, shopping/professional, .02 acres, Assessed value $40,000, Tax Map No. 84.049-1-56. TO BE SOLD WITH PARCELS #12 & 13

PARCELS #12, 13 & 14 TO BE SOLD TOGETHER

PARCEL #15: 26-28 Hutchins Pl., vacant lot (next to 30 Hutchins), 90x81 ft., Assessed value $35,000, Tax Map No. 84.41-1-58. TO BE SOLD WITH PARCEL #16.

PARCEL #16: 30 Hutchins Pl., vacant lot (next to 26 Hutchins), 72x81 ft., Assessed value $3,600, Tax Map No. 84.041-1-10. TO BE SOLD WITH PARCEL #15

PARCELS #15 & 16 TO BE SOLD TOGETHER

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A uctions And

A NTIQUES

AUCTION NEW YORK STATE’S FAVORITE

BUILDING MATERIALS AUCTION

2 DAY SPECIAL AUCTION

2150 LIBERTY DR. • NIAGARA FALLS, NY

DAY 1- SATURDAY, MARCH 5 • 8AM Preview & Registration; 9:30-9:50 Special Bedding Auction- blankets, comforter sets, pillows, sheets, etc. 10AM- Terms & Conditions; 10:05- Building Materials Auction starts- expect a great selection of items to upgrade every room in your home- Kitchen cabinets; granite countertops; Kitchen & bathroom fixtures, sinks, & hardware; Flooring including hardwood, tile, & laminate; lighting; 11AM - start with approximately 20 Niagara Cabinets kitchen sets, returning to building materials after the sale of the cabinets DAY 2- SUNDAY, MARCH 6 • 9AM- Preview & Registration; 11AM- Furniture & Carpet Liquidation- Sofas, chairs, tables, recliners, sectionals, accent pieces, rugs, lamps and more. Plus another fine selection of kitchen sets, flooring & building products. For Complete details, photos, and hotel & rental truck information check our website: www.scottperryco.com. Bring a friend, bring a truck or trailer! Plan on a weekend of good deals.

Scott Perry & Co. Niagara Falls, NY 14304 www.scottperryco.com

716-283-SOLD(7653)



AUCTION OF STORAGE UNIT FOR COLLECTION OF UNPAID STORAGE FEES

Wed., March 2, 11 AM Auction to be held at Batavia Self Storage, 45 Liberty St., Batavia, NY

Notice given to the following of unit being sold:

Margaret Bogue - unit 0017. TERMS: Full payment auction day,

13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% discount for cash or good check.



Auction at BONTRAGER’S AUCTION CENTER,

4 mi. west of Batavia, 1/2 mi. south of Rt. 33 on Wortendyke Rd., Batavia Wednesday, March 2nd, 2016

Starting outside at 4:30PM, weather permitting

AUCTION TO INCLUDE: Household items; furniture; coins; collectibles; pictures & prints; 100’s box lots; so much more. See our website @ www.bontragerauction.com for photos & complete list! Preview after 3:00 PM. Refreshments are available. TERMS: Cash, approved check w/ID, MC/VISA, 13% B/P.




ANTIQUES, VINTAGE STORE ADVERTISING &

COMICS AUCTION Saturday, February 27th at 10 a.m.

at BONTRAGER’S AUCTION CENTER 4 mi. west of Batavia just off Rt. 33 on Wortendyke Rd.,

Batavia.

VINTAGE COMIC BOOKS: Amazing Fantasy 15; Marvel

Comics The X-Men #1; Marvel Star Wars and The

Avengers; COLLECTIBLES: Pedal operated dental drill;

Large Steam Traction Engine Model; Singing birds

Automaton; Justrite lantern in original tin box; 1901

Fostoria Playful Kittens GTW Lamp; Kodak Century Studio

Camera; Large Orion 20x80 Binoculars; Wolf Safety

Lantern; Rapid Omega Press Camera; Oak Telephone; Civil

War Trunk (dated and named); Burger & Lang Rochester

#4 Crock; Oriental Rugs; Pennzoil metal sign; Sterling

Range wood sign; Confederate loan certificate; Magnet

Gold & Silver Mining Co. of Buffalo Certificate; Farm

implement advertising (Oliver Plow & Johnston Harvester);

Victorian wash stand; 40 pcs. Griswold cast iron; Store

advertising; Cathedral wall quilt; Stoneware crocks;

American Flyer and Lionel Trains; Buffalo stock

certificates; Glassware & dishes; Buffalo crocks; Keystone

steam shovel; Paper advertising; Cream Separator; Large

Glass Store Display; Moxie Bottle w/ Case; Steel Toys;

Cast Railroad Plaques; Collection of Stamps; Hires Root

Beer Thermometer; 1853 Wyoming Co. Map (rough);

National Cash Register; French Ladies’ Writing Desk;

Heavy Carved Side Chair; Old Photos; Fish & Game of New

York Book; Slant Front Desk; Unique Victrola/Desk; Early

Electrical Fixtures; 1960s lamp; Snowshoes; 1854 Genesee

County Map; 1859 Ontario County Map; Wrought Iron

Candelabra; Leaded Glass Windows; Various Stacked

Bookcases (5); Wind-up Toys; Miniatures; Buffalo Books &

Paper Items; Collection of Pitchers; Louis Icart Painting;

Victorian Chairs; Oil lamps; Early Niagara Falls Photo;

Kittenger Sofa; Silver-plated Items; Unique Wooden

Storage Box; Camelback Trunk; Collection of

Paperweights; Oriental Figures; Sterling Items; Marble Top

Stands; Colonial coins; Much more - still unpacking.

View updates & photos at www.bontragerauction.com .

TERMS: 13% BP, 3% Discount for cash or good check.

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illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, age, marital status, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.

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dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

Fair Housing Enforcement Project

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Friday 10-1 and 4-8; Closed Sat. and Sun.

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I want to thank my

neighbor across the street

on Broxbourne Drive in

Fairport for helping to plow

my driveway after the

snowstorm on February 16

when he saw that my

snowplow was too small to

tackle the amount of snow

that had piled up on my

driveway. He wouldn’t even

accept the money I offered

him for his troubles.

I want to thank the

Webster Goodyear on

Empire Blvd. for filling my

tires with air when they

were low on February 13

during the coldsnow spell

we had that weekend. The

man not only filled my tires,

he didn’t charge me for it. I

was on my way out to Hilton

to see my girlfriend and I

made it with plenty of time

to enjoy together!

I wish to send a big shout

out THANK YOU to the

snow plow driver who

pushed the snow out of my

I will make this short

because it is sad. My wish

is that whomever owns our

town cemetery will put a

covering over the fence

spikes so the baby deer

don’t get caught and die.

That’s what happened

recently. Please do this good

deed because it will come

back to you. The wildlife

deserve to be protected.

To the vent about

Volunteer members

picking up meals and

shopping with ambulance.

Join us there is a U in

VolUnteer and we need U.

We are ON DUTY waiting for

a call many hours a day as

VOLUNTEERS. We have

radios ON and drop

everything immediately to

respond to the incident.

Many times we are also

training NEW members in

the roads, properties,

churches, schools, childcare

centers, stores, markets,

playing fields, doctors

offices, business offices,

dangerous structures,

emergency access points

for trails, airports, fire

houses. All places we

receive calls from multiple

times a year. As a volunteer

member over 40 years, I

find that every time we are

in the community we see

and do something

different. Join us, we need

more U’s or soon we all

will be paying more taxes.lf

is it worth it?! I think not!

Is this true? When a

person is not employed--at

all on any books anywhere-

-and has a few side jobs

and earns cash--does that

person file taxes AND GET

A REFUND? What a scam, if

true, when our military

people don’t always receive

a paycheck on time...

Family members of the

local mobile home park

get special treatment from

the employees who work

for the park. And the

employees happen to be

relatives. They get their

driveways plowed for free.

Work done on their home

for free. They can use

empty lot parking for free –

where we get charged $25.

The rest of the residents

have to pay for everything!

And get rent hikes!! In this

mobile home park – there

is no justice!

driveway Tuesday 2/16/16. I

was out shoveling the

remaining piles from an

earlier plow, when you

stopped and pushed it out

of the way! What a blessing

it was to me! You are an

angel! Thank you from the

house near the LeRoy

American Legion!

I’d like to thank all those

good citizens who helped

me round up my two

horses when they decided

to make their great winter

escape on Wednesday

morning 2/17/16. They

trotted down snow covered

roads, Jackson & South,

Holley. Cindi Davis saw me

trying to catch the rouge

ponies and gave me a ride

to keep up with the horses.

Once I caught the horses I

had to walk them home.

Cindi stayed behind me

with her car flashers on to

warn traffic. Two other

good citizens helped, John

Carp & a red SUV; I was

unable to get her name. A

big THANKS to all!!


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Oscar Movie Nights - Comewatch one of the movies nom-inated for ’Best Picture’ at the 88thAcademy Awards! Tuesdays, March1 and March 15 from 6-8:30pm.Call us to find out what isscheduled to be playing. SeymourLibrary, 161 East Ave., Brockport,5 8 5 - 6 3 7 - 1 0 5 0 . w w w .seymourlibraryweb.org.

BROCKPORT

Health & Nutrition Program/Youth Group - Join our ExpandedFood & Nutrition Education Pro-gram (EFNEP) for just one hour amonth while the child you are car-ing for participates in a wonderfulyouth program through the Min-istry of Concern! Two great pro-grams at the same time, sameplace! 8 fun classes that includefood tastings & give-aways, educa-tion, support, fast yummy recipes,easy exercises, and lot´s of laughs!Held the 4th Saturday, 10-11am atthe Albion Free Methodist Church,25 South Platt St., Albion. http://cceorleans.org.

Health & Nutrition Program -Celebrate National Nutrition Monththis March by joining our ExpandedFood & Nutrition Education Pro-gram (EFNEP). 8 fun classes thatinclude food tastings & give-aways,education, support, fast yummyrecipes, easy exercises, and lot´s oflaughs! Learn to save money whileshopping for healthy meals andsnacks. Give yourself just one houra week to be healthier and havemore money in your pocket.... youdeserve it! Held every Thursday,11-12noon at the Hoag Library,134 S. Main St., Albion. http://cceorleans.org.

Autism & Safety Workshop -Free workshop for Parents. HeldTuesday, March 8, 6:30pm-8:30pmat the Arc of Orleans County, 122Caroline St., Albion. This workshopwill help families plan and preparefor an Autism Emergency. It willalso provided information onbuilding and teaching safety skillsfor children and young adults withAutism. Info.: Kristen Ostrander,5 8 5 - 5 8 9 - 1 7 5 0 e x t 2 2 3 1 ,[email protected].

ALBION

Adult Coloring Extravaganza -You may have been hearing a lotabout adult coloring books recentlyand their ability to relax and focusthe mind. We will have a variety ofpages for you to color on, and takewith you, so you can see what allthe fuss is about! Thursday, March10, 6-7pm, Seymour Library, 161East Ave., Brockport. Registrationrequested. 585-637-1050, www.seymourlibraryweb.org.

Benefit Vocal Concert ”Puttin ona Show” with Sweden Senior Sing-ers, Spencerport Community Cho-rus, and For Singing´s Sake on Sun-day, February 28, 3pm, BrockportFirst Baptist Church, 124 So. MainSt. Handicapped accessible. Dona-tions of cash or non-perishablefood items appreciated. Baked foodsale. All proceeds to benefit theSpencerport and Brockport Ecu-menical Food Shelves.

Lenten Bible Study/Lunch: Con-cordia Lutheran Church welcomesthe community to our Ash Wednes-day worship 7pm. Also LentenWednesday Bible Study/ SoupLunches, led by Pastor, in thefellowship hall, beginning AshWednesday February 10th thruMarch 16th at 11am. 6601 FourthSection Road, Brockport (route 31west of Econo Lodge) 637-5930Handicapped accessible.

Tech Tutor: Do you need help withyour e-reader, laptop, tablet, orsmart phone? Come in and have aone-on-one 30 minute session witha librarian. Other tech questions?Bring those too! Registration re-quired. Held Mondays, 6-8pm, Sey-mour Library, 161 East Ave., Brock-port unt i l June 27, 2016.www.seymourl ibraryweb.org,585-637-1050.

Teen Writing Group - The TeenWriting Group is a support groupfor overly imaginative and creativepersons in grades 6-12. Stretchyour writing skills with our exercisesand tips. Laugh and learn withother teens. Imagination and asense of humor required for admis-sion! Join us every other Mondayfrom 7pm-8:30pm at the SeymourLibrary, 161 East Ave., Brockport.www.seymourlibraryweb.org

Mega/Duplo Club - Ages 2+ canplay with our giant collection ofmega and duplo blocks. Held the1st Wednesday of every monthfrom 10:30am-12noon at the Ham-lin Public Library, 1680 Lake Rd.,Hamlin until May 4, 2016.

Munchkin Monday Storytime -Themed storytime and craft forages 2-5 with caregiver. Held Mon-days until May 23, 2016 from10:30am-11:15am at the HamlinPublic Library, 1680 Lake Road,Hamlin.

HAMLIN

Snowshoe Rentals are available atthe Genesee County Park and For-est Interpretive Center 10am-3pmon Thursdays and Fridays, 12pm-3pm on Saturdays and SundaysDecember through March, weatherpermitting. Snowshoes must beused in the park. Fee is $5/pair andall proceeds go to the ACORNSorganization supporting the park.Run for the ACORNS participantsget $1 off snowshoe rentalsthroughout the season!

EAST BETHANY

Clarkson Historical Society -Learn about wild rehabilitationfrom Gary Zimmerman. He and hiswife founded the Black Creek Wild-life Station in 2005 in Churchville.Gary is committed to treating sick,injured and orphaned wildlife andreleasing the rehabilitated animalsback into their natural habitat. Garywill bring two of his owls to thepresentation. Wednesday, March2nd from 7:00 to 9:00 pm at theClarkson Academy, 8343 RidgeRoad West.

CLARKSON

Churchville-Chili and Monroe 2BOCES present InformationalForum: Understanding NYSLearning Standards and Assess-ments. WHERE: Churchville-ChiliMiddle School South Forum (Enterat Door 42). WHEN: Monday, Feb-ruary 29, 6pm-7:30pm. WHO: Par-ents, teachers and communitymembers. Reserve your seat: www.cccsd.org/continuingeducation (Se-lect ”Understanding NYS LearningStandards and Assessments” underthe For CCCSD Parents Only cate-gory).

CHURCHVILLE

Tech Tutor: Don´t have a resumeand want help getting started? Doyou have questions about email,Microsoft Word, Excel, TabletComputers, Smartphones, Laptops,or the Internet? Help is here foryou! There will be a 30 minuteone-on-one session with a librarianfor questions and answers on basiccomputer skills. Bring a disc or USBdrive to save your files to. Registra-tion Required. Held Thursdays at1pm. Except for Monday, October12th. Seymour Library, 161 EastA v e . , B r o c k p o r t . w w w .s e y m o u r l i b r a r y w e b . o r g ,585-637-1050.

A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to

make it worth the effort. ~Herm Albright, quoted in Reader’s Digest, June 1995

Wednesday Story Hours: MarchStory Hours at the Community FreeLibrary, 86 Public Square, Holley,cover a variety of themes, combin-ing stories, crafts, games, songsand multiple activities to developand enhance a love of reading. Allstory hours are free. March 2,10:30-11:30, Happy Birthday, Dr.Seuss: Read Across America Day.March 9, 10:30-11:30, Girls CanDo Anything: International Wom-en’s Day. March 16, 10:30-11:30,Wearing of the green: St. Patrick’sDay. March 23, 10:30-11:30, Eas-ter. March 30, 10:30-11:30, Let’sVisit Hawaii. For further informa-tion call the library at 638-6987,and speak to Sandra Shaw, theLibrary Director.

Children’s Expo: To celebrate thenew castle entrance to the Chil-dren’s Library and Play Center, theCommunity Free Library, 86 PublicSquare, Holley, is hosting a familyChildren’s Expo on Saturday, March12, from 10am-12noon. Bring yourfamily and participate in theribbon- cutting. Afterwards therewill be refreshments, face-painting,balloons, a chance to make yourown crown, and, best of all, anopportunity to play in the new playcenters and to check out books.Play centers include a puppet the-ater, kitchen, veterinary clinic,craftsman center, costume cornerfor dress-up, and more. The playcenters and castle entrance werefunded by a grant from SenatorMaziarz.

HOLLEY

World Wildlife Day Celebration:Ages 5-10 can celebrate WorldWildlife Day at the library! We´ll bereading wild stories and buildingbirdhouses. Join us on Thursday,March 3 from 6:45pm-7:30pm atthe Hamlin Public Library, 1680Lake Rd. Space is limited. Call964-2320 to register.

Lego Club - Kids ages 5-10 canplay with our gigantic collection ofLegos. Held the first Saturday of themonth from 11am-12noon untilJune 4, 2016 at the Hamlin PublicLibrary, 1680 Lake Rd., Hamlin.

Teen Book Discussion Group -Pick up the book of the month atthe library, read at home, then joinus for pizza and discussion. March´sbook is ”A Wrinkle in Time” byMadeleine L´Engle. Copies areavailable at the Hamlin Library cir-culation desk. Held Tuesday, March1, 6:30pm-7:30pm at the HamlinPublic Library, 1680 Lake Rd. Reg-istration is imperative to ensurethere is enough pizza! Call964-2320.


A great deal of talent is lost to the world for want of a little courage. Every day sends to their graves obscure men whose timidity prevented them from making a first effort. ~Sydney Smith

Morton Baptist Church Beef-On-Weck (served w/German PotatoSalad & Applesauce and ChocolateChip Cookie). SATURDAY - MARCH19. Serving from 4-6pm. TAKEOUTS ONLY. 50/50 Raffle. Price:$9. For Tickets - call Dave or Sandyat 585-659-2527 by March 16.

MORTON

FREE Expanded Food & Nutri-tion Education Program - 8 funclasses that include food tastingsand give-aways, yummy fast &healthy recipes, easy exercises, edu-cation, support & laughs! We teachways to save money while shop-ping for healthy meals and snacks.Give yourself just 1 hour a week tobe healthier and have more moneyin your pocket, you deserve it! HeldTuesdays, March 1st - April 19 from1-2pm at the Lee-Whedon Memo-rial Library, 620 West Ave., Medina.http://cceorleans.org

MEDINA

Corned Beef and Cabbage Din-ner: Saturday, March 12th, 4-7pm.Dine In or Take Out. $12 Adults, $6Kids under 12. Basket Auction. Sat-urday, March 12, 4-7pm, Kendall´sConcordia Lutheran Church, 1769Kendall Road, Kendall.

KENDALL

Children’s Expo and World ofDiscovery: Bring your family andcelebrate the castle entrance to thenew Children’s World of Discoveryat the Community Free Library, 86Public Square, Holley, Saturday,March 12, 10am-12noon. Come incostume as knights, ladies, kingsand queens...and participate in theribbon- cutting. Afterwards therewill be refreshments, face-painting,balloons, a chance to make yourown crown or damsel hat, and,best of all, an opportunity to play inthe new play centers and to checkout books. Funded by a grant fromSenator Maziarz. Event is free. In-formation: Sandy Shaw, LibraryDirector, 638-6987.

Save the Date - Tickets go on saleFriday, April 1, for the annual WineTasting and Farmers Market at theCommunity Free Library, 86 PublicSquare, Holley. This highly antici-pated event, to be held on Friday,April 29, funds the library’s Sum-mer Reading Program for childrenand teens. This year’s participantsinclude Leonard Oakes Estate Win-ery, Schultze Vineyards and Winery,Black Willow Winery and MeaderyFive Sons Microbrewery, Nice Fam-ily Farm, Brightly Farms, Mrs. C’sApothecary, and Suzi’s Hot Sauce.Save the date, be sure to get yourtickets, come and have fun, andsupport reading.

1st Annual Wet Dog Social willbe held on Saturday, February 27from 1pm-4pm at Woofies Gour-met Dog Bakery, 5087 W. RidgeRd., Spencerport. Bring your dogand meet others who love wetdogs and swimming. Raffles will beheld to benefit G.R.A.S.P. (GreeceResidents Assisting Stray Pets). Re-freshments will be served to dogsand their paw-rents. [email protected] so we haveenough doggie treats. Sponsoredby K9 C.A.R.E.

Spencerport Rotary´s 20th An-nual Ziti Dinner - Sunday, March6th, American Legion Post #330,T r immer Rd. , Spencerpor t .Continuous Serving Noon to 5pm.Adults $8, Children Under 5 Free.Call 392-7463 for more informa-tion.

SPENCERPORT

Veterans P.A.C.E. - (PHYSICALACTIVITY AND CONSCIOUS EAT-ING) CHALLENGE 2016. Jump StartYour Fitness and Healthy Goals!Are you interested in a healthy andfriendly competition among Veter-ans nationwide? On March 21, theeight week 2016 P.A.C.E. competi-tion challenge will commence.Teams are now being formed at theCanandaigua VA Medical Centerand the Rochester VA OutpatientClinic. To participate, Veteransmust be eligible for the VA’s MOVEprogram and want to improve theirfitness and eating habits to livehappier, healthier lives. Info.:Shawn O’Brien (585)393-7268. TheCanandaigua VA Medical Center,400 Fort Hill Avenue Canandaigua.The Rochester VA OutpatientClinic, 465 Westfall Road, Roches-ter.

American Sewing Guild YardageSale: Saturday, March 5, 2016from 9-1PM at the First BaptistChurch of Rochester, 175 AllensCreek Road.

ROCHESTER

Pearce Sportsmen´s ”OutdoorAcademy” - Pearce Church, 4322Buffalo Road, North Chili. Saturday,March 12, featuring Steve Chap-man: author, singer, song writer,and outdoorsman. The Academybegins with over 20 workshopsfrom 1-5pm. Dinner, offering bothgame and on-game entrees, will beserved at 5:30pm. The program”Hunting: Following the Trail to aBetter Life,” with Steve Chapmanbegins at 6:30pm. Vendors will beon site. There is no cost for theevent; a free-will offering will bereceived. For a full list of classesand times, visit pearcesportsmen.org or contact Pastor Mike Kuhlkinat 594-9488.

NORTH CHILI

Habitat For Humanity Of Genesee County [email protected] • (585) 345-1656

Seeking volunteers for Construction Sites, Wednesday & Saturday; ReStore Picking Up Donations, Saturdays, 9-Noon; Hospitality Volunteers to provide lunch on Saturday for our build site; & Development/Event Volunteers as needed.

Honeoye Falls/Lima FISH (Friends in Service Here) Donald Vogt 624-8388 or Sr. Anne Guerin @Lifespan, 585 244-8400, Ext 142

Volunteer drivers needed to provide transportation to those that can no longer drive.

Honeoye Falls- M endon Volunteer Ambulance [email protected] • (585) 624-2200

Medics & Drivers needed.

HOPE Youth Mentoring Program, A Program of Catholic Charities of Livingston County [email protected] • (585) 658-4466

Mentor a youth judged to be at-risk aged between 6 and 14.

Hopeagain Cats [email protected]

(585) 704-8197

Volunteers needed for adult cat sanctuary located in the Victor-Pittsford area.

Humane Society of Livingston County (585) 234-2828

We need foster families. Are you willing to take care of a cat or kitten for a few weeks until they are ready to go to their furever home?

Livingston County Business/Education Alliance - Junior Achievment Program [email protected] • (585) 991-5086 www.businesseducationalliance.org

Junior Achievement Volunteers needed to present our prepared curriculums.

National Warplane Museum, Geneseo [email protected] Pat, (585) 229-2672 or Donna, (585) 243-2100

Meet & greet visitors from all over the world at museum visitors center. WWII & Korean War aircraft. Seeking individual volunteers or “buddies” for 7 day operation 10am to 4pm daily. Training provided.

NYS Long- T erm Care Ombudsman Program at Lifespan [email protected] • (585) 287-6378

Volunteers Needed: To Advocate, Educate, Empower Older Adults Living in Long Term Care in Genesee and Wyoming Counties.

The Warming Center, Batavia (585) 943-1456

We open when temperatures drop below 20 degrees for women and children who need a place to get in out of the cold. Volunteers are still needed.

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On March 11, 1861, delegates from South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Texas adopt the Permanent Constitution of the Confederate States of America. It provided for six-year terms for the president, who was ineligible for successive terms.

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12 BUNCHES OF BRANCHES that can be used for either crafts, kindling wood or for bonfires : 585-762-9245

WOOL FABRIC SCRAPS suitable for braided rugs or craft projects (one grocery sized bag) : [email protected]

CONN ORGAN MODEL 468 . You move. I’m disabled and can’t help. Available Now. Must go : 585-733-6054

FRAMELESS MIRROR . 30” x 40.” Good shape: 585-347-4402

SEVERAL WEGMANS MAGAZINES: 585-394-0288

HAMMOND ORGAN, CONCORD. Great swell. Full pedals : 315-986-2293

BAND MUSIC FOR CHURCH BAND (sheet music) : 585-226-2626

GARAGE 12x18 FRAME CLAPBOARD (DROP) SIDING. Built early 1900s. Unique. You remove : 585-385-1548

CONN THEATER ORGAN. Two manual full pedal board with working electronic pipes : 585-730-2470

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

9-1/2 x 14 HANGING FILE FOLDERS AND FILES. In good condition. Henrietta. You pick u p: 585-777-8314

USED WINE BOTTLES. Please call to set up a date and time. You pick up : 585-641-0340

HEAVY DUTY CONSTRUCTED WOOD BUNK BED LADDER. Approx. 5 ft. tall x 2 ft. wide : 585-880-0898

LOTS AND LOTS OF ICE PACKS FOR ANYONE WHO CAN USE: [email protected]

BRIGHTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY HAS A DC432 XEROX COPIER in working order to give to a nonprofit organization : [email protected]

TWO DOZEN METAL CHILD’S HANGERS in pink, blue, white and red : [email protected]

RCA 25” CONSOLE COLOR TV . You pick up : 585-243-2988

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ELECTRIC LIFT CHAIR for disabled person. Needs to be delivered : 585-383-0405

WORKING ELECTRIC OR GAS CLOTHES DRYER . In good working condition : 585-335-4779

TWO 10-15 GALLON COOKING POTS for church fund raising events : 585-441-4106

GREY WALL LOCKER/STORAGE CABINETS WITH SHELVES . Quantity from one to three. Good condition : 585-281-6787

ISO arts and craft supplies, beads, costume jewelry, simple indoor and outdoor games for elder care : [email protected]

12-22 OZ. AMBER PRY TOP BOTTLES . Angry Orchard and Sam Adams preferred : [email protected]

APARTMENT SIZE PROPANE STOVE . Oven need not work, only top burners : 585-637-0933

OLD SNOW BLOWER FOR PARTS: [email protected]

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

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

USED BEEKEEPING EQUIPMENT: Dan 585-519-5974

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

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

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ACROSS DOWN

1 Tack on

2 Midafternoon, in a

way

3 Pooch

4 Mistakes

5 Highland girl

6 As well

7 Multipurpose truck

8 Walks feebly

9 Permitted to leave

10 Let fall

11 Filing aids

16 Before

20 “The Greatest”

21 Bloke

22 Emanation

23 Sad

24 Boring

26 Cash drawer

27 Bullring bravo

28 Albacore, e.g.

29 Palm reader, for one

31 Football lining

34 Chowed down

35 Old Faithful, e.g.

37 French vineyard

38 Data amount

39 Ages and ages

40 “Yeah, right!”

41 Frosts

44 Rage

45 Vast expanse

46 Measure of work

47 Fawn’s mama

1 Assistant

5 Praise to the skies

9 Banned bug spray

12 A-line originator

13 Choir member

14 Playwright Levin

15 Went on a tangent

17 Weep loudly

18 Approximately

19 Makes less intense

21 Military group

24 Sandwich shop

25 Colors

26 Sight-seers

30 Dadaist Jean

31 Debtors’ woes

32 Take to court

33 Type of parking

35 DNA carrier

36 And others (Lat.)

37 Fragrant wood

38 Founded (on)

40 Ethereal

42 “Of course”

43 Talked over

48 Pirouette pivot

49 Great Lake

50 Architect Saarinen

51 Conclusion

52 Gridiron arbiters,

for short

53 Anger

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On March 7, 1923, The New Republic publishes Robert Frost’s

poem “Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening.” The poem,

beginning with the famous line “Whose woods these are, I think

I know,” has introduced millions of American students to poetry.

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On March 8, 1951, the Lonely Hearts Killers, Martha Beck and

Raymond Martinez Fernandez, are executed in the electric chair

in New York. The couple had schemed to seduce, rob and

murder women who placed personal ads in newspapers.

Maintaining a healthy weight is important at any age. But avoiding being

overweight or obese can be particularly crucial for seniors, considering many

illnesses are tied to body weight. Maintaining a healthy immune system also can

require eating a balanced, nutritionally sound diet.

The Geriatric Research, Education, and Clinical Center at Durham Medical

Center in Virginia says people need to change how they eat for every decade they

reach. Caloric intake should be reduced because individuals are generally moving

around less, have less muscle and their metabolic rates decline. People who find

that they are having trouble losing weight in their 50s and older may be basing

weight-loss goals on calorie recommendations for younger people.

One challenging thing about eating less overall is supplementing with more

nutrient-rich foods. Older bodies still require similar amounts of protein, vitamins

and minerals as younger ones, but older men and women must balance that need

with their need to consume less calories. Consuming more fruits, vegetables and

lean protein sources, including beans, and choosing whole grains over refined

starchy foods can be the key.

Watch what you drink, as well. Soft drinks and other sugary beverages may be

packed with calories you don’t need. Choose unsweetened beverages and opt for

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harder to detect as you get older.

In addition to modifying food and beverage choices and reducing their calorie

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exercise remains one of the best combinations for healthy weight loss or weight

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While cardiovascular exercises can be a good way to get the heart pumping and

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Apart from diet and exercise, aging adults may need to consult with their

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Getting Started: Making the Most of an Internship

Today’s college kids are well aware of the job market that awaits them upon graduation. With an economy still on the mend and unemployment rates still high, college students across the country know that their post-graduation dream job is no guarantee.

As daunting as entering the job market amidst the ongoing economic woes might seem, college students or even recent graduates can take steps to make themselves more attractive to prospective employers. Perhaps no such step has been more popular over the years than securing an internship. Internships are designed to give current students or recent graduates an entry into a field that int erests them, providing an opportunity to gain hands-on experience and pad their resumes in the meantime.

As valuable as a good internship can be, it can also prove a lost opportunity for those students who don’t recognize the opportunity at hand. To make the most of an internship, students or recent graduates should consider the following suggestions:

• Find one that’s the right fit. Some students accept an internship simply because it looks good on a resume. While it’s true an internship stands out to hiring managers or other human resources personnel, students must find the right fit to make the experience truly valuable.

For example, students who accept an internship outside of their major might not approach it with the same work ethic they would if they were to find an internship in a field they want to work in. That indifference, coupled with the lack of financial compensation commonplace with most internships, might lead to a less inspired effort, which won’t lead to a strong recommendation from bosses down the road. The recommendation could prove as important as the internship itself when it comes time to look for full-time work. So when seeking an internship, students should not simply settle on one because it’s offered. Rather, students should choose an internship that’s in a field they’re genuine ly interested in.

• Routinely meet with supervisors. Because most internships are during the summer, interns have a wa y of getting lost in the shuffle while their supervisors are away on vacation. Interns should meet, or at least discuss via the telephone or e-ma il, regularly with supervisors to review their performance. This exhibits enthusiasm and a willingness to learn, while also putting interns in a po sition to get the most out of their internships.

• Treat the internship like a lucrative full-time position. At times, being an intern can prove pret ty awful. Most interns don’t get paid, despite working long hours and wearing many hats for their employers. As difficult as it may seem at times, interns should treat their internships as if they’re getting paid lots of money. That means showing up on time, working hard, staying late if necessary, and most of all, not complaining. Negative attitudes have ruined many an intern. Interns must remember that an internship is not a right, but a privilege, one that can lay the foundation for a successful career. Treating an internship like a lucrative position helps interns stay focused and work hard, even when it’s tempting to kiss that nonexistent paycheck and long hours goodbye.

• Don’t be pigeon-holed. Some internships are better than others, and the best ones often rotate int erns throughout several departments. That enables interns to learn more than one aspect of the business, possibly helping them choose the area they li ke most and the area they would prefer to avoid when it comes time to job hunt.

Even if a company does not rotate its interns, that doesn’t mean it’s impossible for an intern to le arn more than his or her job entails. Before going it alone, interns should discuss with their immediate supervisor if it’s possible to learn additional a spects of the business. Offer to come in on off days or stay late to see how the whole operation works. This also allows interns to meet more people, which can only help when the time comes to find full- time work.

• Remember it’s only temporary. Some interns love their internships and don’t mind working free for long hours. Others are not so lucky and fight the urge to quit on a daily basis. For the latter, the best advice is to remember an internship is only temporary. As hard as it can be to get out of bed and go work for no pay all day, it’s imperative interns keep a positive attitude regardless of how little t hey like their internship. Internships last roughly three months, so even the worst one with the worst boss will be over soon and students will still be able to make a valuable addition to their resume.

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Growing Chrysler dealership in Batavia

is looking for an experienced

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Rochester Colonial Manufacturing has openings for the following qualified individuals: CARPENTERS/INSTALLERS

Experience in the building or remodeling industry with good

mechanical inclination and proficiency with window and door installation . Aluminum brake experience and interior trim a must.

Knowledge of commercial windows and doors a plus. Clean driver’s

record required; must be able to lift and move product. OSHA 10 hr.

and EPA lead safe certification preferred. All tools provided.

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Apply in person or resumes (in PDF format) may be sent to:

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Monday to Friday 8am-5pm EEOC

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Shelby Transportation, LLC, a subsidiary of Western New York

Energy, LLC, located near Medina, NY, is now hiring full-time

drivers for round-trip, mostly local runs in the Western New

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from our ethanol plant. On-farm agricultural driving experience

strongly preferred. Tank endorsements a plus. Must have a

minimum of 3 years of experience, good MVR, no DUI/DWI.

Excellent benefits package available.

E-mail [email protected]

4141 Bates Rd., PO Box 191, Medina, NY 14103

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Eastern-Crocker, LLC

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Stafford NY.

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comprehensive rehabilitation services’

EOE

RN - Assistant Nurse Manager: Full Time/Day Shift/9:00am-5:00pm/ Monday - Friday; Assists the Nurse Manager in the day-to-day operations and managing needs of a 40-bed Rehab Unit. Nursing leadership and/or Long Term Care experience preferred. Current NYS RN licensure.

RN Nursing Supervisor: Part-Time & Per Diem Night Shift positions. Includes every other weekend. Per Diem Weekend Day Shift positions. Must have strong communication, organizational, & clinical assessment skills. Nursing leadership and/or Long Term Care experience preferred. Current NYS RN licensure.

LPN: Full time night shift. Per Diem shifts available. Current NYS LPN licensure.

CNA: Full time & part-time day, evening, & night shifts available. Current NYS CNA certification required.

We are currently offering a sign-on bonus for up to $1000 for qualified CNAs **Sign-On Bonus is paid out as follows: 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months.

Part-time and Full time positions available for the evening shift only.

Dietary Worker: Assist with resident tray assembly, food delivery, dishwashing and the cleaning and sanitation of kitchen and food preparation areas. Part-Time/ 32 hrs per week/weekend & holiday shifts. Per diem openings for day, evening, weekend and holiday shifts.

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Please apply online at: www.lakesidehealth.org Or apply in person Mon.-Fri. between 9am-4pm at

170 West Ave., Brockport, NY 14420. • 585-395-6095 Ext. 4318

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Motivation: Before changing careers, it’s best to sit down and honestly assess what is motiving your potential move. If you harbor a strong desire to pursue a passion and make it your career, then changing careers is probably something you must do. But changing careers because you feel if you are slighted by a current employer or you feel like changing for the sake of change, then you might want to reconsider. If you’re considering a change because of an issue with your present employer, try working out the issue before pursuing a career change. You might find the issue is a byproduct of miscommunication and not something to change careers over. If you want to change careers because you feel like you need a change, keep in mind how difficult the job market is and how vulnerable you might be if your next move does not pan out. Give your motivation some serious thought before making any career changes, and you’re less likely to regret your decision.

SEASONAL

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE

JOB FAIR Thurs., March 3rd

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

Carolina

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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

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Applicants are welcome to fill out an application prior to the

Job Fair.

Duties may include driving a loader and forklift.

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Tanker endorsement a plus

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Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES:

Teacher-English (Reg. Sub.) Anticipated FT position, eff. 4/1/16-6/30/16.

NYS cert. English 7-12 & Spec. Ed. w/5 or more yrs.

teaching exp. pref’d.

Supervising Clinical Training Nurse (RN) Per Diem, hourly paid.

Must possess or meet req’s. for Civil Service title of School Nurse.

NYS license as Registered Nurse w/recent hospital exp.

and ability to work w/HS students in Cert. Nurse careers.

For more information and to apply for available positions,

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It might be said that it is the ideal of the employer to have production without employees and the ideal of the employee is to have income without work. ~E. F. Schumacher

Grounds Maintenance

with year round

employment

at Rochester Institution.

Benefits: pension/overtime,

paid vacation and holidays

Must have valid

NYS driver’s license.

Landscape/Snow Removal

Persons Needed

Direct all calls to:

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Golf Course Maintenance Oak Hill Country Club

• Seasonal Full Time • Competitive Wages • Overtime Available

Must be 18 years old or older.

Apply in person

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Rochester, NY 14618

585-586-2584

We Offer: * Excellent Benefits and Generous Paid Time Off

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maintain independence in their lives, then Lifetime Assistance Inc. is the employer for you! We emphasize strengths.

RAINBOW PRESCHOOL

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Full, Part-Time and Sub Positions available to serve preschool children with special needs in the Genesee and Orleans County areas. Great benefits and team atmosphere!

Special Education Teachers : Must have NYS Certification in Students with Disabilities.

Speech Therapists/Pathologists : Must have either Speech & Language Teacher Certification or Speech Pathology Licensure. CFY opportunities available.

Occupational and Physical Therapists : Must have NYS certification in OT, PT, COTA or PTA. PTAs must have at least 2 years of experience working with the Birth to PreK population.

School Counselor : Must have NYS School Counselor Certification.

Substitute Teachers and Teacher Aides : Experience with children preferred.

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1-TOPPING PIZZAS!

$ 19 99 + tax Only …


DOMINO’S 637-6886 ORDER ONLINE ➤ DOMINOS.COM • OPEN FOR LUNCH EVERY DAY!

Medium 2-Topping Pizza -or-

8-Piece Chicken Wings -or-

8-Piece Boneless Chicken

$ 5 99 each + tax

Only …

Choose Any 2

(2 Item Minimum Order)


©2016 Domino’s IP Holder LLC. Not valid with any other offer. Valid with coupon only at Brockport location. Cash value 1/20¢. Prices may vary. Tax may apply. Minimum purchase required. Delivery charge may apply. Limited delivery areas. Deep Dish may be extra. Limited Time Offer.

+ tax

Just…

©2015 Domino’s IP Holder LLC. Not valid with any other offer. Valid with coupon only at Brockport lo cation. Cash value 1/20¢. Prices may vary. Tax may apply. Minimum purchase required. Delivery charge may apply. Limited delivery areas. Deep Dish may be extra . Limited Time Offer.

CARRYOUT ONLY. MON. THROUGH

THURS. ONLY

LARGE 3-TOPPING

PIZZA $ 7 99

Monday through Thursday Carryout Deal

Documents

Tri-County Edition 2/26/16