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Table of Contents

Our Office Hours

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

Friday; 8:30am-3:00pm

Auctions And Antiques.............................Page 22

Auto Section...............................Page 6

Brighter/Vent.............................Page 29

Classifieds For Sale...............................Page 9

Coupon Club.............................Page 20

Dining and Entertainment...............................Page 9

Employment Opportunities.............................Page 30

Garage Sales.............................Page 21

Give and Take.............................Page 11

Health & Clinical Trials.............................Page 16

Home Services.............................Page 24

Just for Kids.............................Page 18

Passages.............................Page 28

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

Puzzle Answers.............................Page 24

Real Estate...............................Page 4

Senior Center.............................Page 25

NEED AN ELECTRICIAN?Immediate response. Licensed andinsured. Any job welcomed. 30y e a r s e x p e r i e n c e . C a l l585-455-1626.

AMISH BUILT SHEDS includinghorse sheds. Built to your needs.Inc ludes de l i ve ry . F rank ,585-739-3617.

JIM BREWER SEAMLESS GUT-TER SERVICE: Leaf guards, Dropo f f s , r e p a i r s , c l e a n i n g .585-554-6790.


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Affordable Apartment Homes for Seniors 55+, income limits apply .

Now Leasing 1- and 2-BR Units! Schedule a Tour Today !

Call 585-742-3986

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Find Us Online: www.homeleasing.net

CANANDAIGUA: 2 bedroom upper,near downtown. $650+ No pets. In-cludes water and trash pickup. Call585-394-9138.

APARTMENT VICTOR Onebedroom. House type setting,only apartment in building. Hasown yard and parking. LargeLiving room/ Kitchen Combo,full bath, large enclosed porch,full basement. Stove, Refrigera-tor, Washer/ Dryer. separateelectric and propane heat.$775 /mo. Call or text Joe585-943-1253, leave messageif no answer.

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RENTALS: HENRIETTA/ RIVER-TON, 29 Wake Robin Terrace. 3bedroom, 2 bath townhome. No largedogs. $1275+. SCOTTSVILLE: 1 bed-room, no dogs, $625+. Both availableFeb. 1st . Both no smoking.585-334-3166.

MODERN 2 BDRM Apartment;$650/mo. Rent includes Water/Sewer/ Trash. Off street parking.Laundry Facility on-site, No Pets, NoS m o k i n g , N o P a r t i e s . C a l l315-374-6643. Mon-Fri. 9-5pm. NoSundays.

CANANDAIGUA: Recently remod-eled 2 bedroom, or bedroom andoffice. 1st floor. Private side entranceoff porch. Parking. No pets. $795/mo. Call 585-721-0685.

CANANDAIGUA: Efficiency Stu-dio Apartment with full bath. $480/month. Includes heat, electric, water.Separate entrance and parking. Lease/Security/ References. Singles Only.585-465-8410

CANANDAIGUA: One bedroom,$510 plus electric. Two bedroom,starting @ $615 plus electric. No pets.Security required. Year lease.585-261-4722.

CANANDAIGUA: 2-3 bedroomhalf house. Washer/ dryerhookup. $750 plus security de-posit and utilities. No smoking.No pets. 585-727-3390.

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.

ATTN: REALTORS, CURRENTHOME BUYERS/ SELLERS:

Pre & Post HomeInspection Services Available.

CHIMNEY SWEEPS &MAINTENANCE:

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HOME ADVISOR ELITE RATEDFULLY INSURED!!

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NICE WINTER GET-A-WAYwith many improvements, Ex-tra 60´ Concrete pad to parkRV, nice quite park and closeto beach. Location of doublewide is at 3660 Suncrest Dr.,Me lbourne , FL 32904 .$20,000 or best offer. Pleasecontact Pine Lake Estates @321-723-2754.

14X70 MOBILE HOME for sale.Great community. Pool and FREE golf.Outside BRAND new. Inside needssome work . V ic tor Schoo l s .AVAILABLE NOW!! $20,000.585-203-4233.

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CANANDAIGUA: Upper 2 bedroom,stove, refrigerator, wall to wall carpet.$650/ month plus utilities, security.N o p e t s . A v a i l a b l e n o w .585-394-6731.

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5810 Goodale Rd., Canandaigua

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CELEBRATE THE CHANGING OF THE SEASONS WITH A NEW HOME AT

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for Seniors 55 and Older Many amenities in our one and two bedroom apartments

Applications available October 1, 2015 Occupancy Slated for February 1, 2016

Apartments located in a historic school that is a registered landmark. Apartments and building are designated smoke-free. Income restrictions apply.

For information and application: Contact Two Plus Four Management

6320 Fly Road, E. Syracuse, NY 13057 Phone: 1-800-838-0441 • TDD: 711

WE DO BUSINESS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL FEDERAL HOUSING LAWS

Getting the House Ready to Sell - Disconnect Your Emotions When conversing with real estate agents, you will often find that when they talk to you about buying real estate, they will refer to your purchase as a “home.” Yet if you are selling property, they will often refer to it as a “house.” There is a reason for this. Buying real estate is often an emotional decision, but when selling real estate you need to remove emotion from the equation. You need to think of your house as a marketable commodity. Property. Real estate. Your goal is to get others to see it as their potential home, not yours. If you do not consciously make this decision, you can inadvertently create a situation where it takes longer to sell your property. The first step in getting your home ready to sell is to “de- personalize” it.

Real Estate

WANTED-COINS/ CURRENCY

by Private Collector. Old U.S.coins, currency, collections. Topprice paid, no dealer overhead.Honeoye. 585-322-5909.

C H I M N E Y C L E A N I N G ,RELINING, REPAIRS. Gas, wood,pellet stoves cleaned/ repaired/installed. Mantels built/ repaired/installed. Service most brands.Call (585)356-5567. ([email protected])

INDIAN RIVER DIRECT

20 lb. Box of Florida Seedless Navel Oranges or Ruby Red Grapefruit

$ 30.00 Per Box

CITRUS TRUCKLOAD SALE

Sunday, January 17 • 12pm-3pm

www.indianriverdirect.com

HAY FOR SALE: First & SecondCutting. 585-394-5159.

PSYCHIC ADVISOR BY GINA:Indian Spiritualist, I provideChakra Balancing, love readings,candle burning, palm, tarot & cry-stal. Walk-ins Welcome. $1 Spe-cial. Call 585-261-7821 for moreinformation. Relocated.

It’s Time To Come Home! It’s NEW! NEW! NEW!

New Owners • New Management

Newly Remodeled Apartments

Great New Place to Call Home!

Now Leasing! All Remodeled 2 bedroom apartments, OR use 2nd

for office. Open Floor plan - Cable included

Parklawn Apartment Homes 34 Parklawn Apts.

Honeoye, NY (585) 229-7003

www.dlhproperties.net Open Monday - Friday • 9am-5pm

AFFORDABLE HANDYMANSERVICE: Junk removal service,small job specialist, 20 years

experience: plumbing,carpentry, painting, electrical,

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Plans are insured through UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company or one of its affiliated companies, a Medicare Advantage organization with a Medicare contract and a contract with the state Medicaid program. Enrollment in the plan depends on the plan’s contract renewal with Medicare. This plan is available to anyone who has both Medical Assistance from the State and Medicare. You must continue to pay your Medicare Part B premium, if not otherwise paid for under Medicaid or by another third party. The benefit information provided is a brief summary, not a complete description of benefits. For more information, contact the plan. Limitations, co-payments, and restrictions may apply. Benefits, formulary, pharmacy network, provider network, premium and/or co-pays/co-insurance may change on January 1 of each year. Premiums, co-pays, co-insurance and deductibles may vary based on the level of Extra Help you receive. Please contact the plan for further details.Y0066_151020_063924_FINAL_10 Accepted CST9595_2031462

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FIREWOOD: Get next winters woodnow and save, 10 F/C hardwood,$650, delivered. (4’x8’x16”) T&TFirewood. 585-394-8829.

LEATHER BLAZER: Irvine Park,gray lambskin genuine leather. Brandnew, size 40 regular. Single breasted,3 button style, 2 lower flapped pock-ets, welt breast pocket and insidesecurity pocket. Polyester lining.$250/ o.b.o. 585-747-9989.

FIREWOOD: 2-12 Face cord loads(4’x8’x16”). $70 per face cord. Alsoslab wood/ lumber. 585-657-6344,leave message. Gladding Forest Pro-ducts.

FIREWOOD: Long slab, $150; Onetruck load is between 4.5 and 5 facecords (4’X8’X16”). FREE deliverywithin 10 miles of S. Livonia,thereafter, $3 per mile (mileage deter-mined by mapquest). 585-314-2969.

DISMANTLING CENTURY OLDBARN: Doors, windows, siding,beams, flooring. 1950’s girls bikes, allmetal tricycle, sleds, wagon, cultiva-tors, feed scale. Interested, Call585-374-9881.

FUEL OIL for furnace. 40 gallons/ 5gallon buckets. $70. 585-385-2809

TROYBUILT SNOWBLOWER-30 inch,10 horsepower, 10 yearsold, used less than 50 hours,asking $999 - 585-657-7565.

Items For Sale

Zesty Cheater Wings

Ingredients: 12 to 24 mini wings and drums Zesty Italian dressing Barbecue sauce Minced green pepper Minced onion Parsley flakes

Directions: Marinate the chicken in equal parts of Italian dressing and barbecue sauce. Toss in some hot sauce and spoon in a few tablespoons of minced peppers, onions and some dried parsley flakes. Cover, chill for a couple of hours and grill until juices run clear.


“Winter Wonderland” from the Village of Scottsville’s Holiday Season Celebration Decoration Contest.

(Photo by Silvia Benso)

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Sports • Celebrations • Vacations • Events

Byron Bergen kindergarteners at the annual Holidays Around the World celebration

Churchville-Chili HS inducts new National Honor Society members.

Taryn Wright and her grandfather John Cascell of Batavia place a wreath at the

Veterans Memorial at Vitale Park in

Lakeville.

40 W. Main • Shortsville, NY • 585-289-7326 Tues.-Fri. 10-5 • Sat. 10-4

PDS COIN Paying top dollar for your coins and currency. We also buy and sell gold and silver bullion. Rare coins and currency available at store.

Convenient store access

www.pdscoin.com


Guidelines:

Submissions published as space allows.

We reserve the right to decline/edit/omit information.

We assume no responsibility for submissions.

Submissions must include phone # or email.

Noncommercial use only.

20 word limit.

CONFERENCE ROOM TABLE with seating for at least eight. Matching credenza appreciated: [email protected]

BUNK BEDS PREFERABLY W/MATTRESSES. Also looking for LITTLE TYKES SLIDE for 14 mo. old : [email protected]

COTTON FABRIC, BIAS TAPE, for Mission projects through our church. Collecting unexpired BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION for grandchild : 585-781-4689

WOOD STOVE for shop. WINE CARBOYS: 585-637-0933

WORKING MICROWAVE OVEN: 585-335-4779

STACKABLE WASHER & DRYER for widowed senior citizen : 585-391-3279

CHERRY L-SHAPED WOOD DESK in good condition w/ locking drawers. For nonprofit agency in Canandaigua : [email protected]

WOODEN HOCKEY STICKS – Used and broken okay. Making a table so blades not needed, shafts only : 585-233-3767

WASHING MACHINE in good, working condition. Will pick up : 585-346-2021

SMALL FLAT SCREEN TV or older style tube TV needed for disabled adult : 702-742-8167 (Irondequoit area)

CAT CLIMBING POLE WITH SPLIT LEVELS for a large rescue cat : 585-406-4241

RECUMBENT BIKE due to hip and joint replacements. Unable to do regular exercise : [email protected]

FOR NONPROFIT IN BATAVIA , gently used/new school- age toys, Legos, blocks, games, Wii and Wii games, art supplies, toy trains, Barbies, etc. : 585-815-5731

HP DESKJET 612C COLOR PRINTER. Good condition . COMPAQ PRESARIO COMPUTER with keyboard, mouse and monitor. Windows 7 : 585-757-9039

50 PARTIALLY USED CANDLES , most in glass containers. Will deliver : 585-303-3284

3 LARGE MOVING WARDROBE BOXES and several MEDIUM & LARGE MOVING CARTONS . Nearly new. Must pick up : 315-584-3729

USED GAS GRILL. Still works. 2 USED TWIN BEDS AND BOX SPRINGS and an OLDER WORKING MICROWAVE. Interested? Text: 585-317-6559

ELEMENTARY TEACHER’S POETRY UNIT complete with various poetry books, laminated task cards and activities. (April is national poetry month) : [email protected]

27” RCA OLDER STYLE TUBE TV. You pick up : 585-671-6249

MOVING BOXES . All sizes. Used once and in good condition. Hamlin area: 585-317-6559

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

TOTAL GYM 1000 and TONY LITTLES GAZELLE EDGE: 585-297-7635

42” JVC TUBE TV & 55” PROJECTION TV. Both in excellent condition. You pick up : 585-226-2992

4 ROLLS OF CHILD’S THEMED CHRISTMAS WRAPPING PAPER - age 6 and under. You pick up. Lakeville area . TWO BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITORS. Brand-new. You pick up from Lakeville area : 585-346-9777

3 WHEEL ELECTRIC SCOOTER. Needs batteries. Runs good : 585-624-1821

SOCCER METHODS – 3 volumes “Graduated Fundamentals & Techniques” – VHS tapes. Prefer nonprofit. VHS TAPES (NEW) – Peter, Paul & Mary – “25th Anniversary Concert” and “Peter, Paul & Mommy, Too.” Prefer nonprofit. You pick up in Pittsford: 585-383-1916

PANASONIC ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITER RIBBONS. Model SKX-E, black, correctible : 585-944-5646

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Girl Scout Family Fun Carnival -Girl Scouts of Canandaigua arehosting a Family Fun Carnival onJanuary 16th from 11am to 1pm atthe Canandaigua Primary School inthe Gym, 90 West Gibson St.Admission is a food donation forthe CIA Food Pantry and there arePenny Carnival games for childrento play (fishing pond, giant bowl-ing, ring toss, etc) at 25 cents agame/win a prize every time!

Hobart and William Smith Col-leges Speaker Series: Re-entryfrom Prison to Society: A thought-provoking talk by HWS AssistantProfessor of Sociology James Sut-ton about what happens inAmerican prisons today and howprisoners are prepared to re-entersociety. January 12, 7-8:30pm,Wood Library Association, 134 N.Main St., Canandaigua. www.woodlibrary.org, 585-394-1381.

Finger Lakes Chorale would loveto have you sing with us if you cancarry a tune and have prior singingexperience. We accept all ages. Noaudition is necessary! Join us tosing the new ”Requiem for theLiving” by Dan Forrest (written in2014)! Rehearsals: at FLCC inCanandaigua, Tuesday eveningsstarting January 26 or February 2,Finger Lakes Community CollegeRoom B355. Concerts: 5/14 & 5/15.Registration is only $5. For addi-tional information, contact CathyFinley at: [email protected](preferred) or (585) 396-2609 (after11am) P.S. Invite your singingfriends, too!

CANANDAIGUA

Open House

To celebrate the 60th Anniversary of

Leland & Nancy Durkee Sat., Jan. 9th • 2-5pm

Masonic Lodge, West Lake Rd., Honeoye.

No gifts please.

Elks All-You-Can-Eat BenefitBreakfast: Sundays thru March 13,2016. Everything from biscuits &gravy to pancakes omelets, anyway you like them, as well as hashbrowns, sausage, ham, and bacon.Benefits local projects of the Cere-bral Palsy Associations of New YorkState. Canandaigua Elks Lodge# 1 8 4 4 , 1 9 N i a g a r a S t . ,Canandaigua.

City of Canandaigua 2016 Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. DayCelebration - Canandaigua Acad-emy Drama Students in a dramaticpresentation of Dr. King’s speechesand writings. 2016 ElementarySchool Poster Contest. Studentwinners from grades 2-5 will beannounced and their artwork willbe on display. Community Choirdirected by Edie Rice. Rehearsal ofthe choral anthem ”Precious Lord”is 11am. All singers are welcome toparticipate. Canandaigua Mayor El-len Polimeni will be the Mistress ofCeremonies. A free light lunchserved after the celebration.January 18, 12 Noon, First Con-gregational Church, 58 North MainSt., Canandaigua. Info.: Call585-394-2184, email [email protected] or www.canandaiguachurch.org

Canandaigua Caregivers Group -For people caring for a seriously orchronically ill family member. Meetsthe 1st and 3rd Fridays of everym o n t h f r o m 1 0 - 1 1 : 3 0 A M ,Canandaigua Wegmans CaptainsQuarters Room, 345 Eastern Blvd.,Canandaigua. www.lifetimecare.org.

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Consider different types of outerw ear for different days. For example, a ski- inspired short coat or even a navy-style peacoat is ideal for casual days. W hen the temperature hasn’t dipped too low , w ear a w ool poncho over a turt leneck or sw eater to add movement and style. Alw ays have a more formal and longer- length coat available for formal events. And don’t forget to have a selec tion of matching gloves, scarves and hats to finish off the look.

Rushville Artist Mark Stash´sFirst Solo Exhibit Opens at WoodLibrary - Mark Stash, a Rushville-based fine artist, announces his firstsolo show which runs from January7 through February 16, 2016 in theEwing Family Community Room atWood Library, 134 North MainStreet, Canandaigua. Over 30nature-themed watercolor andacrylic works are displayed. Visitstashartworks.com or call MarkStash at 585-478-6540 for moreinformation. woodlibrary.org.

All You Can Eat PancakeBreakfast - Sunday, January 17,8am-11am, Cheshire Fire Hall #1,4285 Rt. 21 South, Canandaigua.Adults $7, Children age 5-12 yrs.$3, Children under 5 yrs. - Free.

Progressive Lunch Party - Ourchorus is a chapter of SweetAdelines International, an amazinggroup of women singing real har-mony and having real fun. Join usfor a Progressive Party Open House.It will start at Good ShepherdChurch, 320 S. Pear l St . ,Canandaigua at 12 noon onJanuary 16th and proceed to twomembers homes for lunch and des-sert. Lots of singing from the start!Hope you can come! Maps and/orrides will be provided at the church.Party will end by 2:30 PM.

Beginner Beekeeping - Free!Starting January 12, 6:30pm-9pmat Cornell Cooperative Extension,Canandaigua. All details and reg-istration on our website - www.OntarioCountyBeekeepers.org.

Notice of Annual Meeting

January 13, 2016

Mutual Hook & Ladder Company Canandaigua, NY

For further info, call Paul Millhausen

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Winter Breakfasts: The PotterVolunteer Fire Department will behaving a Breakfast at the Potter FireHouse, 1225 Phelps Road, the thirdSunday of each month - January17th, February 21st, and March20th 2016, from 8AM till Noon.Pancakes, sausages, home fries,breakfast sandwiches, coffee, juiceand more!

Fall and Winter Breakfasts: ThePotter Volunteer Fire Departmentwill be having a Breakfast at thePotter Fire House, 1225 PhelpsRoad, the third Sunday of eachmonth until March 20th, 2016,from 8AM till Noon. Serving pan-cakes, sausages, home fries,breakfast sandwiches, coffee, juiceand more!

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GUN SHOW - J.W. JONES HALL,354 Leicester St., Caledonia, 14423,Saturday, January 16, 9-4, Sunday,January 17, 9-3, www.nfgshows.com

Springwater Trails Hiking - Enjoywinter views of Canadice Lake aswe hike the west side of the lakewith Springwater Trails Hiking. Joinin Sunday, January 10 from 2-4PMwith social get-together directly fol-lowing at Sammy´s in Springwater.For additional info/directions/updates v i s i t our webs i te :springwatertrails.org

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Cumming Nature Center Re-opens Saturday, December 26 forskiing and snowshoeing. Trailsopen five days a week: Wednesdaythrough Friday, 9am-3:30pm; Sat-urday and Sunday, 9am-4:30pm(closed Monday and Tuesday).Admission: RMSC members free;General public donation requested- $3 per person; $10 per family, Skipackage (skis, poles & boots) $15;Snowshoes $5. www.rmsc.org,585-374-6160.

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Making Your Resolutions Work By Joseph Langen

New Year’s resolutions often fail because toxic emotions and experiences from our past can sabotage us or keep us stuck with the same old thoughts, patterns and regrets. ~ Debbie Ford

Do you remember any of your New Year’s resolutions from last year? If so, how well did you do with them? Most of us who make resolutions are serious about keeping them, but somehow our resolve comes undone soon after the year gets underway.

Making a resolution is a step toward some real changes. We usually start with an idea or perhaps a suggestion. We may move to a resolution. The final step is action. The road between intent and accomplishment seems long and dark, often littered with resolutions which don’t quite make it for one reason or another.

Our bodies would be in better shape if we ate more sensibly or exercised more. We would feel more accomplished if we learned skills we promised ourselves we would practice. Feeling more prosperous would follow being more careful with our money.

What happened to all these fine resolutions you made? Perhaps you acted impulsively, not considering whether you had the ability to follow through with them. Were they all that important to you in the first place?

Rather than latching onto the first resolution which comes to mind, you could stop to think before resolving. What have you learned about yourself over the last year? Did you discover or develop any new skills? Did you become more aware of your strengths or weaknesses in following through with changes? Did you learn there were things you couldn’t do? With these thoughts in mind, it should be easier to decide on a resolution which moves you along the road toward your life goals and uses strengths and skills you know you have.

Once you have decided on a resolution, the next step is to keep it in mind as the year progresses. One possibility would be to write a few key words on our calendars on the first of each month, reminding you to stop and think about how you did with your resolution over the past month. It is also a chance to think about how you can refine your resolution over the next month. If a month is too long, try doing it once a week.

You might discover as you go along that you bit off more than you could chew and your resolution is somewhat too ambitious. Maybe you can work on part of the resolution this year and save the rest for next year. Maybe you will discover you don’t quite have the skills to carry off your resolution. A mini-goal could be to learn the necessary skills from someone more proficient than you are and then return to your resolution.

Keeping track of your resolutions, progress and accomplishments will help you stay more focused on your long term goals, using your skills and strengths. You will become more aware of what you have to offer and learn to better appreciate yourself. Maybe next December you will be able to look back over the past year and see you have become a little more of the person you would like to be.

Life Lab Lessons • Can you think of one resolution you

made in past years? • How well did you do with it? • What would you most like to have

different about yourself in the next few months?

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Whitestone Christian Fellowship 21 Maple Ave., (PO Box 250) Victor • 924-8820 www.whitestonecf.com • [email protected] Sunday Service at 10:00am. Thursday Evening Bible Study at 7:00pm. Ladies’ Bible Study Tuesday at 10:00am. Men’s Prayer Saturday at 9:00am.

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Jan. 19, 1809, author Edgar Allan Poe is born in

Boston. By the time he was 3 years old, Poe’s parents had

died, leaving him in the care of his godfather, John Allan.

Allan eventually disowned Poe for gambling debts.

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Jan. 18, 1912, after a two-month ordeal, the expedition of

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Faith Bible Church 9041 West 20A, Honeoye • 367-3230

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Sunday Evening Service 6pm

Wednesday Evening Bible Study & Prayer 7pm

Door to Hope Church 3844 County Rd. 46, Canandaigua • 394-3390

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Sunday Family Worship Service 10:45am;

Wednesday Weekly Prayer Meeting 7:00pm “Everyone Is Welcome”

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel • On Jan. 21, 1959, Carl Dean Switzer, the actor who as a child

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United Church of Christ of Honeoye 8758 Main Street, Honeoye • 585-371-8880 • ucchoneoye.org

[email protected] • Pastor J. K. Boodley

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United Church of Christ

Mendon Church 936 Cheese Factory Rd., Mendon (at Rt. 64) • 624-1457 Reverend Janet Hufford • www.MendonChurch.org. 10am Worship/Christian Education Handicapped accessible • Men’s Group Sat. 8am Growing the Family of Faith

First Presbyterian Church of Victor 70 East Main Street, Victor • 924-2289 www.victorpres.org • Pastor Colin E. Pritchard Collaborative Worship Service & Sunday School 10:00am Sundays FREE Community Dinners, 2nd Saturday of each month, 5-7pm Website has mission/education opportunities open to all.

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

Sleepless Nights DEAR DR. ROACH: How much good does it do for the body to just lie there with your eyes closed all night long when you can’t sleep? -- D.R.

ANSWER: It doesn’t do much good at all; in fact, it causes harm, in that it makes it more likely for you to associate the bed as a place to stay awake. My advice is, if you are lying in bed and not sleeping, get up out of bed and do something. Listen to soft music. Read a book, as long as the light isn’t too bright. Write in your diary. When you feel like sleeping, get back into bed, but don’t stay there if you aren’t getting to sleep in 15 minutes or so and know that you aren’t going to.

Getting a little high-intensity exercise during the day, avoiding caffeine after midday and staying away from naps are good ways to feel ready for sleep at bedtime.

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DEAR DR. ROACH: I had my thyroid removed for a goiter 35 years ago. My doctor put me on 100 mcg of thyroid medication; however, when I took it, I got sick. My hands shook, and my heart beat very quickly (over 100). So one doctor told me to split it, and take 50 in the morning and 50 in the afternoon. I felt better, and I took it twice a day for 30 years.

After menopause, a different doctor changed it to 88 mcg and said to take it one time a day. This is what I have been taking for five years, but I was feeling better and happier when I split the dose. My question is, can I split this medication? Does it make any different for the body if the TSH is normal? Does it make any difference what time of the day I take it? -- H.T.

ANSWER: Many people do split the dose of thyroid hormone, especially if they are taking a type of thyroid, such as Armour, that contains T3. If 88 mcg is the dose that has the right amount of TSH (a hormone made by the pituitary that helps determine whether the dose is correct as far as your body is concerned) for you, then the TSH shouldn’t be affected by taking half the dose in the morning and half at night. Most people don’t find that it matters, but if it relieves your symptoms to take it twice a day, that’s OK.

***

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a home health nurse. Many of my patients think that because something has been cooked and then refrigerated, it will stay good indefinitely! How long should you realistically keep food that is refrigerated? Thank you. -- S.C.

ANSWER: Of course, the answer depends on the specific type of food, but a good rule of thumb is three to four days for cooked food. I found more exact recommendations at www.foodsafety.gov/keep/charts/storagetimes.html

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

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1 Jamie of “M*A*SH”

2 Chills and fever

3 Platter

4 Lure

5 Started a

paragraph

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7 Weaponry

8 Gawks

9 Make less intense

10 Venusian vessels?

11 Prickly seed cases

17 Ike’s command in

WWII

19 Treaty

22 Morrison and

Braxton

24 Doo follower

25 Id counterpart

26 Absurd

27 Use Wikipedia,

maybe

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30 “-- the ramparts

we watched ...”

33 Compared to

36 Without making a

mess

38 Address to a bloke

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42 Smell

43 Meerschaum, e.g.

44 Sicilian spouter

46 Post-bout attire

47 Carbon compound

48 Cry

50 Out of use, as a

wd.

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5 Actress Lupino

8 Half a ticket

12 Not “fer”

13 Neither mate

14 Bean curd

15 Tin Man’s problem

16 Carriage

18 Cookbook entry

20 Underscore

21 Lacks the ability

23 Brit. reference

book

24 One seeking

political asylum

28 Unaccompanied

31 -- Khan

32 Doctrine

34 Tiny

35 Trumpet, e.g.

37 Shame

39 Third letter

41 Close up tight

42 Narcotic

45 Jackson or

Johnson

49 Oppressive ruler

51 Skeleton

component

52 October

birthstone

53 Peacock network

54 Reed instrument

55 Depend (on)

56 Blond shade

57 Shrill bark


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• Retinal detachment: An increase of floaters or sudden flashes of light in vision may be indicative of retinal detachment or a tear in the retina. When caught promptly, a detached retina may be repaired. However, if left untreated and the detachment reaches the macula in the center of the retina, vision loss may be irreparable. The National Eye Institute says those with extreme nearsightedness, those who have had cataract surgery or those with a family history of retinal detachment are at a high risk.

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• Cataracts: According to The Mayo Clinic, a cataract is a clouding of the normally clear lens of the eye. Cataracts develop when aging or injury changes the tissue that makes up the eyes’ lenses. Clouded vision can make it more difficult to read or drive. Over time, cataracts may obscure vision so much that they require surgical repair.

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THE GRAVEYARD CYPRESS If there is a tree that has come to symbolize death and

mourning more than any other, it is the Italian Cypress. Known as the “mournful tree” by both the ancient Greeks and Romans, the Mediterranean Cypress ( Cupressus sempervirens ) remains the most commonly planted tree in European and Muslim cemeteries. Some of this tree’s popularity may be attributed to its longevity. Cypress trees are known to have survived for 2,000 years and longer. In addition, the cypress tree’s tall, slender bearing makes it seem to point heavenward as it stands guard over the departed buried below. As one of the most classical mourning symbols in both Western and Eastern cultures, cypress branches are considered to be very suitable for mourning wreaths.

Should you choose to use items that are symbolic to the deceased, KEVIN W. DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME is here to honor your requests. No detail is too large or too small for us to handle. Contact us at (585) 346-5401 whenever you need us. You are invited to tour our tastefully appointed facilities at Livonia and Honeoye, NY .

QUOTE: “Though a tree grows so high, the falling leaves return to the root.” ~ Malay proverb

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Lilies

The flower most commonly associated with funeral services in the popular mind is the lily. Lilies are often interpreted as a symbol of the innocence that has been restored to the soul of the departed. A white stargazer lily symbolizes sympathy and any type of white lily expresses majesty and purity.

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The Caledonia Library

Board would like to thank

the community for their

response to our recent

donation letter. Your

generous support will help

support our local library.

Thank you also for making

our holiday wreath sale an

immense success!

To everyone in the Lima/

Honeoye Falls area, who

so generously supported the

Lima Food Pantry. We were

overwhelmed by the giving

of so many at this Christmas

season. Thank you on behalf

of the many households that

were able to use all the

many donated items.

“The Volunteers”

To the students and

parents of Attica bus 111.

THANK YOU! For all the

Christmas gifts. P.S. the

homemade chocolate

covered pretzels were

awesome!

Mr. Jeff

Thank you to the man

ahead of me at the

checkout in Harbor

Freight last week. After

making your purchase, you

turned and handed me your

gift card with money

remaining on it, smiled, and

walked out. I was there

buying two small flashlights

as gifts for a couple of

friends who live on

disability. Your gift paid for

one of them. But more than

that, being blessed by a

stranger’s unexpected gift

made me joyful for days

afterwards! I don’t know if

you realized you also

handed me your receipt,

containing “customer

name”. I tried to find you on

the Internet, in case you

wanted your receipt, but

found nobody local by that

name. You made my day.

Thank you!

Thank you with all of my

heart to “SOMEONE WHO

CARES” for the generous

Christmas gift. I wish this

anonymous gift had a name

but you wish this to be your

secret. Your special kindness

will never be forgotten.

Thank you, Pat

Twice now, driving on

public roads , cars are

stopped by parents standing

in the road begging for

money for their kids’

cheerleading groups. Big

threatening amazon type

women stand in the middle

of the road and push money

containers into drivers’

faces, while mean spirited

hulk type men stop cars on

the other side of the road.

Come on parents, pay for

your own kids’activities

instead of harassing

motorists for money. The

town should not allow this

begging on public roads. If

cheerleaders need money,

let them work for it.

Motorists should not be

forced into giving money by

threatening parents shoving

money containers in their

faces.

Being a school bus driver I

see this a lot and it needs

to stop. Drivers--stop

making new rules for the

road. Do not stop in the

road and flag a bus to

proceed if they are turning

left when you are going

straight. YOU have the right

of way--use it. You may think

you are being helpful but

you are not. You are creating

a dangerous situation for

everyone on the road. There

are rules for a reason-so

everyone knows what the

other driver is doing. When

you do this no one knows

what’s going on. Why are

you making your own

driving rules? I will (and

have) sat for as long as it

takes for you to do what you

are supposed to be doing.

Unless you have the

authority to wave me on,

then stop doing it.

To the long-haired,

bearded, dirty fellow

cheering on the team,

GROW UP!! Let the coaches

coach!! You not only look

like an idiot, you are acting

like an idiot. Really, who are

you trying to impress? Also,

brush your teeth and

shower. You are not fooling

anyone when you smell like

a special chimney!!

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Take your past volunteer/job experience and share the important work expertise you have learned over the

years with others. Factory, office, people care, life skills – it’s all relevant experience for these positions.

Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it. ~Steve Jobs

Come join our team! Coast Professional, Inc. has been ranked as one of

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and is now looking to continue their growth. We are now searching for a....

Business Compliance Analyst

• Paid Time Off

• 401K Company Match

• Opportunity for Advancement

• 10 Paid Holidays

• Company Paid Health, Dental

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50 Methodist Hill Drive Suite 700 Henrietta

4273 Volunteer Road Geneseo

(585) 991-5200

Coast Professional, Inc. is a privately owned Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer M/F/Vet/ Disability. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or national origin.

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DIRECTOR OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND

CONTINUING EDUCATION: Responsible for creating an innovative & exceptional quality educational environment that promotes academic excellence & student success in

workforce development, non-credit & non-credit to credit programming. Must be willing to travel & work a flexible schedule, including evenings &

weekends. Master’s degree required & min. 3 years exp. in workforce development/continuing ed. including training, project management,

supervision & budget management. Exp. in a leadership position in a similar role & progressive success w/business & industry in fostering community partnerships & strategic & business planning. Must maintain a valid NYS

driver’s license while employed at FLCC. Starting salary is $62,483 & commensurate with experience.

To see the full job description and to apply, go to: www.flcc.edu/employment by 1/27/16 for full consideration.

Applications will only be accepted online. Address your online cover letter & resume to Grace Loomis,

Director of Human Resources. FLCC is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer

No employer today is independent of those about him. He cannot succeed alone, no matter how great his ability or capital. Business today is more than ever a question of cooperation. ~Orison Swett Marden

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Assemblers and Machine

Operators Wanted!! Remedy and Southco have the

positions you are looking for!

Remedy will be hosting a job fair at the Lima Town Hall

TUESDAY, JANUARY 12 th • 10:00AM-12:00PM 7329 East Main Street, Lima, NY

Positions require HS diploma/GED, background check, drug screen.

Solid work history and reliable transportation.

Or apply online at www.remedystaff.com (choose zip code 14414)

Career opportunities abound in the nonprofit sector -

Nonprofits may not have the same pay structure as other

private organizations, but nonprofit professionals often find

their jobs rewarding.

HONEOYE CENTRAL SCHOOL is currently seeking to hire

HALL MONITOR Send letter of interest and resume by

January 22, 2015 to

Jennifer Green Honeoye Central School

PO Box 170 • Honeoye, NY 14471 (585) 229-4125


It was gradually learned that acceptance of a somewhat higher inflation rate would not really bring somewhat higher employment. ~Edmund Phelps

Of Canandaigua is looking for

HHAs, PCAs, RNs & LPNs

to fill our ever growing caseload in the Finger Lakes region. Visit our new office in

Canandaigua @ 493 S. Main St. and see what separates us from the rest.

Spotlight JOB OF THE WEEK

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Many opportunities, great pay, flexible hrs., Free TBI & NHTD training.

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Resident Assistant Facilities Manager A great opportunity to be a Resident Assistant Facilities

Manager at a camp that serves people with disabilities. This person helps us exceed guest expectations of the overall maintenance, cleanliness, ambiance and beauty of the campsite. This position is outdoors and focuses on the cleanliness and care of property and facilities while performing routine maintenance duties. Based upon fluctuating and seasonal demands of the camp, it may be necessary to occasionally perform different functions within the Facilities department.

Qualified candidates should possess the following: General knowledge related to the field of maintenance, generally acquired through at least 2 years of experience in related fields preferred. Performance includes, but is not limited to the following skills: carpentry, plumbing, masonry, assisting with electrical, machine repair, painting, and janitorial. Professionalism in the workplace demonstrated by respectful and polite interactions with all guests and co-workers. Ability to multi-task and manage a variety of tasks. Should have working knowledge of basic hand and power tools. Ability to read and interpret drawings, sketches. Experience using and maintaining grounds tools, including but not limited to: mowers, weed-eaters, sprayers, blowers, hand and power saws, chain saws. Ability to work well individually and as a team member.

Please send cover letter and resume to [email protected]

How to avoid unhealthy habits at the office - Rest your eyes.

Close your eyes and look away from the computer monitor

every 20 minutes. Focusing on objects of varying distances

can help keep the eyes strong and reduce fatigue.

Cook 24 to 40 hours per week. Day and evening hours

and every other weekend. Some holidays. Experience preferred. Training available

to the right candidate.

Conesus Lake Nursing Home 6131 Big Tree Road, Livonia, NY 14487

No phone calls, please. Fax resume to 346-6637 or apply in person.

50 Methodist Hill Dr., Rochester

585-991-5200

Student Loan Collection Representative

• Flex Schedule

• Lucrative Bonus Plan

• No Weekends

• 10 Paid Federal Holidays

• On-site Training

• Paid Time Off

• 401k Company Match

• Opportunity for

Advancement

• Dental, Vision &

Health Insurance

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.

Job description & application can be found at:

www.CoastProfessional.com or www.BonusCheck.net

$17.99 per hour & Flex Schedule


Do you have what it takes to work for one of the Northeast’s largest used

truck & equipment dealers?

• Experienced Construction Equipment Mechanic (w/own tools)

• Collision Shop Detailer Competitve pay. Health care benefits. Matching 401K.

Send resume to [email protected]

or apply in person Caledonia Diesel, LLC 2905 Simpson Rd. • Caledonia.

No calls please.

Apply in person or send resume to...

Ewing Lettering

& Graphics

Secretary Duties to include:

Answering telephones, greeting customers, filing, generating invoices using

QuickBooks & running errands. Must be dependable. Needs to be a conscientious team player

with good organizational and work processing skills, attention to detail and

professional telephone manner.

6101 Loomis Rd.,

Farmington, NY 144425

[email protected]


Coast Guard

The United States Coast Guard is one of five branches of the U.S. Armed Forces and has a number of responsibilities. Members of the USCG conduct search and rescue missions, enforce maritime law, provide port security, and protect the environment, among other things. The USCG even has 6,000 civilian employees who work with military personnel to handle all Coast Guard responsibilities.

ADECCO IS HIRING for immediate positions in the Finger Lakes Region

• Direct Hire - Machine Operators - resume required • Forklift Operators - recent experience required

• Packers-all shifts • Sorters-all shifts • General Laborers

107 Eastern Blvd., Canandaigua, NY 14424 Apply online at www.adeccousa.com

Call 585-396-1990

Call us today or stop by our office to meet our

team and talk about your next career move!


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• 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

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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

Americans expect they w ill need to w ork longer in order to support themselves as they age, and many w orry about not

having enough of a nest egg to retire. But w ith the w ealth of tools, products, insights and informat ion available to help,

you can start planning those “ golden years” sooner, more easily and w ith less w orry.

Pharmacy Technician Full time Pharmacy Technician in a busy

independent Canandaigua Pharmacy. The technician will assist the Pharmacist in intake and filling prescriptions,

dealing with insurance, and assisting customers. Required skills – good customer service, attention to detail,

computer skills, and willingness to learn. Hours: Monday – Friday and limited Saturdays. Benefits.

Application / resumes accepted in person at: 66 West Avenue, Canandaigua, NY 14424.

VICTOR CHILD CARE

CENTER, INC. “A Great Place To Grow”

Cook

66 School Street • Victor • 924-5303

Full time immediate opening Experience Necessary


RTS O NTARIO , C ANANDAIGUA Bus Operator (Full Time & Part-Time Openings) POSITION OVERVIEW: Drives bus or other revenue service vehicle to transport passengers over specified routes to local p oints according to a time schedule. Pick up passengers in response to radio or telephone relayed requests for service or on a pre-arrang ed schedule. Will assist passengers with boarding and debarking the vehicle. Records activities on trip log, and reports malfunctions. I nspects vehicle before departure.

Minimum Requirements: Applicant must possess a high school diploma or GED: a valid NYS CDL C Permit w/passenger endorsement, no airbrake restriction, and a clean driving record (no points, no suspensions, no convictions); applicant will be required to pass a pre-employment drug test; criminal background check conducted. This position complies with NYS 19A requirements. Union Environment

Hourly Rate: $14.18

Apply In person at: RTS-Ontario, 2930 County Rd 48, Canandaigua, NY 14424 Download an application at: www.myRTS.com Send via fax: 585-654-0293 or e-mail to: [email protected] (585) 654-0200

Bus Operator ( Part-Time) POSITION OVERVIEW: Drives bus or other revenue service vehicle to transport passengers over specified routes to local p oints according to a time schedule. Pick up passengers in response to radio or telephone relayed requests for service or on a pre-arrang ed schedule. Will assist passengers with boarding and debarking the vehicle. Records activities on trip log, and reports malfunctions. I nspects vehicle before departure.

Minimum Requirements: Applicant must possess a high school diploma or GED: a valid NYS CDL C Permit w/passenger endorsement, no airbrake restriction, and a clean driving record (no points, no suspensions, no convictions); applicant will be required to pass a pre-employment drug test; criminal background check conducted. This position complies with NYS 19A requirements. Union Environment

Hourly Rate: $13.09

Apply In person at: RTS-Seneca, 1 DiPronio Drive, Waterloo, NY 13165 Download an application at: www.myRTS.com Send via fax: 585-654-0293 or e-mail to: [email protected] (585) 654-0200

RTS S ENECA , W ATERLOO

Transportation Specialist (Part-Time) POSITION OVERVIEW: The Transportation Specialist is responsible for providing administrative and clerical support at hi s/her regional subsidiary, which includes answering telephones, scheduling customers for service, dispatching Bus Operators and communicating with customers on expected arrival times or other real-time requests, inputting operational data, maintaining operational and g overnment-regulated records, preparing monthly reports of financial and performance data, and processing invoices and payments. W ill report to the Regional Manager, Manager of Operations

Minimum Requirements: • High School Diploma or GED. • At least 2 years of experience working in an office. • An equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essen tial duties of the job such as those listed above.

Hours/Schedule: Monday-Friday 11am-5pm Hourly rate: $13.00

Bus Operator (Part-Time) POSITION OVERVIEW: Drives bus or other revenue service vehicle to transport passengers over specified routes to local p oints according to a time schedule. Pick up passengers in response to radio or telephone relayed requests for service or on a pre-arranged sc hedule. Will assist passengers with boarding and debarking the vehicle. Records activities on trip log, and reports malfunctions. Inspec ts vehicle before departure.

Minimum Requirements: Applicant must possess a high school diploma or GED: a valid NYS CDL C Permit w/passenger endorsement, no airbrake restriction, and a clean driving record (no points, no suspensions, no convictions); applicant will be required to pass a pre-employment drug test; criminal background check conducted. This position complies with NYS 19A requirements.

Hourly Rate: $14.57

Apply In person at: RTS-Wayne, 7227 Route 31, Lyons, NY 14489 Download an application at: www.myRTS.com Send via fax: 585-654-0293 or e-mail to: [email protected] (585) 654-0200

RTS W AYNE , L YONS

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