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SALES:Friday,July11-Saturday,July12(8am-4pm).Over 60householdsinWellsville, NYareparticipatinginatwodaycommunityyardsale!Find thesalelistandinteractive mapatwellsvilleyardsales.com. Printedlistsareavailableat TheShopAtMain,89NMain St,orWellsvilleChamberof Commerce,114NMainSt.
WESTBLOOMFIELD: 33rdAnnual
HistoricalSocietyYardSale,8966 Routes5&20.Saturday,July12th (9-4pm);Sunday,July13th(9-1pm). Hundredsofbargains(insideandout), exhibits,andfood.Information: wbhsny.org
VICTOR:1243McMahon Road.FridayJuly11thandSaturdayJuly12th (9am-3pm)YARDSALE:Household items,toys,campingneeds,clothing.
HONEOYE: 4743BearWoodLane. July11-13(9-5pm).MOVINGSALE. Antiques,furniture,tools(woodworking,construction,gardening),snow blower,lawnfurniture,toys, household,kidsstuff,linens,wood, T-bucketcar.
BLOOMFIELD: 6645Route5&20. July17th,18thand19th(9am-5pm). GARAGESALE: Manyhandtools, fewantiques,canningjars,artsupplies,frames,andjigsawpuzzles, householditems.
MENDON: 88Mendon-IoniaRoad. Friday,July18th(8am-4pm)andSaturday,July19th(8am-2pm).MULTIFAMILY.Livingroomandkitchen furniture,headboard,desk,sewing machine,gaspowerwasher,gasweed trimmer,vacuum,suitcases,arearug andmanymorehouseholditems.
CANANDAIGUA: GoodShepherd Church,320SouthPearlStreet.Huge RummageandBakeSale,Inside,July 18,(9-4PM)&July19,(9-2PM).1/2 pricealldaySaturday.
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1. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What is a female goat called?
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4. MOVIES: Which actress voices the character Jessie in “Toy Story 2”?
5. U.S. PRESIDENTS: What is believed to have caused President Zachary Taylor’s death?
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• POSTAGE STAMPS: Two President Ford (1961) and President Kennedy. Honeoye. 585-229-2186
• STYROFOAM PIECES: 1” thick.Various sizes. 10” square to larger. Clean. Must take all. Avon. 585-226-3073
• Approximately 100’x36” black CONTRACTOR SILT FENCE. Penfield.Text 585-746-1798
• Many good TIRES, sizes from 14“ TO 17“ (Some like New !) Henrietta. 585-272-7830
• Foreman Electric INDOOR/OUTDOOR GRILL on a pedestal. Never used. Comes off pedestal to bring inside.With manual and cover. jclare01@rochester.rr.com
• Sharp Room AIR CONDITIONER in working condition. Instruction booklet and remote. Pick up in Honeoye. mel5450@hotmail.com
• Large mauve, vinyl ELECTRIC RECLINING CHAIR. Paid $600 in 2018. Has some wear on vinyl. Near Wadsworth Grill 585-245-8234
• TIGER LILIES & ROSE OF SHARON. 315-584-3626
• 5’ tall UPRIGHT FREEZER.Victor. 585-398-7041
• ANTIQUE CHILDREN’S CART. Penfield. 585-264-1068
• Panasonic ELECTRONIC WORD PROCESSOR. Fairport. 585-425-1925
• LOFT BED and a SINGLE BED. 315-879-8831
• Approximately 5 cubic yards of SAND. Clean, filtered, never used. Pick up,Avon. mjcsmc1@gmail.com
• West Bend 12-42 cup COFFEE MAKER. Great condition.West Batavia. 1wilcox.mj@gmail.com
• RECLINER.Wadsworth. 585-245-8234
• Two burner propane Master Cook GRILL.Webster. 585-727-5882
• Full size MATTRESS, foundation, frame, headboard. Pick up, Lima. 585-738-0551
• Drop in BEDLINER, 2022 F250 6-3/4’ bed. Lima. bzontap@yahoo.com
• Two 45-gallon Rubbermaid TRASH CONTAINERS, one with cover. Pick up, Batavia. dlbivt2@yahoo.com
• LOVESEAT with slipcover and 2 upholstered HIGH BACK and WINGBACK CHAIRS. Excellent condition. Fairport. 585-200-2009
• 14 small JAM JARS with lids (mostly Bonne Maman). Ionia. 595-624-7998
• PACK-N-PLAY or small PLAYPEN in good condition. 585-392-0099
• Any broken/not running DEHUMIDIFIERS, looking for parts units. 585-370-0613
• Grass and weed STRING TRIMMER. Handheld electric or battery. 585-503-7938.
• Looking for a working ELECTRIC WASHER AND DRYER. 585-704-1624
• SCREEN DOOR for 35”x80” door. 585-554-6747
• ATV or DIRT BIKE. Gas powered, running or not. Call or text Matt at 315-576-1278
• TRUMPET for budding musician.Text 585-820-8018
• Four 26-inch BICYCLE RIMS for garden project.Just need rims, not tires or tubes. holdfort@rochester.rr.com
• LARGE ROCKS (7” and larger across. May need delivery). Lakeville. Call/text 585-649-8706
• FIREWOOD, half face cord, seasoned hardwood. 585-503-7938
• VINYL RECORDS 40s/50s. 585-503-0584
• Rock and metal CASSETTE TAPES and CDs.Able to pick up. (585) 991- 8421
• GUITARS or STRINGED INSTRUMENTS. 585-531-2316
• American Red Cross T-SHIRTS.Any size, color, design, condition, etc. brittany@simplicityofhealth.com
• 78” x 35 3/4” WOODEN DOOR. cdat1963@verizon.net
• Small, motorized PUSH LAWN MOWER. Call or text 585-747-2075
• VINYL RECORDS and old GUITARS playable or in need of repair. 303-503-5531
• 60” GATE.Any material would be fine. cdat1963@verizon.net
• TABLE, card or 4ft foldable.Artist’s easel, stand up or tabletop. MACRAME TOOLS and supplies, painting supplies, clay tools, silicone molds. Email or message tlfallon1027@gmail.com or 585-705-1259
• ATTENTION: Cosmetologists and Estheticians. Looking for Milady 14th Edition and Esthetics edition. Email or message tlfallon1027@gmail.com or 585-705-1259
auctions
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Auction for the Estate of Mike Mathews
Saturday, August 2, 2025 at 10:00am 15 Hall Road, Cayuta, NY 14824
Restored & Custom Classic Vehicles: 1935 Dodge, 3.50 Chevy turbo transmission, rat rod; 1951 Willy’s Jeep pickup, 1985 blazer chassis, 350 Chevy turbo transmission; 1969 Chevy Blazer, custom rod, 350 turbo transmission; 1968 Chevy custom pickup, custom extended cab, 350 truck 4-speed transmission; 1968 GMC custom pickup, dually bed, 350 truck 4-speed transmission; Other Vehicles: 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, runs good, 153,000 miles; 1999 Jeep Cherokee Sport, runs good, 233,000 miles; 1957 Chevy, 2-door sedan, restoration project; Also lots of shop tools, misc. auto parts & restoration projects! Go to DannAuctioneers.com for the full listing and photos!
Terms: ID for bidder number. No buyer’s premium for cash or honorable check. Credit cards accepted with 3% fee.
Other Upcoming Auctions: Wednesday, 8/6 at 10:00am - Pageant of Steam Consignment Auction, 3349 Gehan Road, Canandaigua, NY 14424. Now accepting consignments of any make/model, including antique & modern farm and construction equipment, steam & gas engines, signs, toys, literature, tools, lawn & garden and memorabilia! Let us know what you are selling so that we can advertise your items! Email dannauctioneers@gmail.com or call 585-233-9570.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Bishop Sheen Ecumenical Housing Foundation, Inc., a notfor-profit regional housing group, hereby announces its intent to apply for up to half of the state allocation from the Rural Development Home Preservation Grant Program. Grant funds will be used to moderately rehabilitate single family dwellings owned by very low-income households. e program will be administered in Allegany, Cayuga, Livingston, Ontario, Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Tioga, Wayne, and Yates Counties. Bishop Sheen Ecumenical Housing Foundation, Inc. welcomes the public’s input and comment. A work plan can be found by calling (585) 461-4263.
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Bloomfield Public Library
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M-Th 10-8; F 10-6; Sa 10-2
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M-Th 9-8; F 9-5; Sa 9-3; Closed Su Victor Farmington Library
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VICTORFARMINGTONLIBRARY: Ongoing AdultPrograms:
Mondays2:00PM:MahJonggJoin otherMahJonggenthusiasts!
Mondays12:30PM&Thursdays 11:00AM:On-SiteChairYoga* Suggesteddonation$3/class
Mondays5:30PM:HandandFoot Game
Tuesdays1:30PM:MexicanTrain Dominoes
Wednesdays9:15AM:Library Walkers
Wednesdays10:30AM-12:30PM BasicComputerSkillsforAdults*
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Saturday7/1210:30AMUnderstandingOurThreeBranchesof Government*-Whatpromptedthe founderstodevisea3-branchsystemofgovernment?Howdoesit work(ornotwork)?Canitbe improvedupon?Let’stalkaboutit!
Wednesday7/166:00PMIntroductionto3DPrinting*Learnthe fundamentalsof3Dprinting, includinganoverviewofitstechnology,makingmodelstoprint, materialconsiderationsanduseful educationalresourcesforfurther learning.
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ACommunityBreakfast is held on4thSaturdaysfrom9-11am.All arewelcomeforfoodandfellowship.Afreewillofferingis accepted.EastBloomfieldUnited MethodistChurchat2ParkPlacein Bloomfield.
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5thAnnualEastBloomfield Historical SocietyCarShow& Parade! July26,2025(RainDate: July27).Joinusforacelebrationof classiccars,motorcycles,andtractors.Enjoylivemusic,greatfood, localvendors,raffles,trivia,and more.Awardswillbegiveninseveralcategories.Theparadestartsat 10AMattheHistoricalSocietyand headsdownEastMainStreetto VeteransPark,6910StateRoute 5&20,Bloomfield,wherethecar showwilltakeplace.$5admission. Registeryourcar,truck,tractoror motorcycle$15pre-registration availableonlineatebhs1838.org, orinpersonattheEastBloomfield HistoricalSocietyorTownHall.
EastBloomfieldHistoricalSociety 5thAnnualCarShow&Parade -RegisterNow!Saturday,July 26,2025(raindateJuly27).The paradekicksoffat10AMfromthe HistoricalSocietyandheadsdown EastMainStreettoVeteransPark, 6910StateRoute5&20, Bloomfield.Cars,motorcycles,and tractors,pluslivemusic,greatfood, drinks,vendors,raffles,trivia,and more!Admission$5,Under12 free.Awardsgiveninmultiplecategories.Registeryourcar,truck,motorcycle,ortractorfor$15andcan becompletedonlineorinpersonat theHistoricalSocietyorTownHall. Gotoebhs1838.org.Proceedssupportrestorationeffortsatthe HistoricalSociety’sAcademy building.
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Shop at small businesses regularly.
CANANDAIGUA
Red,White&BlueCommunity Celebration - TheVeteransCoalitionofOntarioCounty,aprogram ofThePartnershipforOntario County,ishostingadaylongRed, White,&Bluecelebrationevent. Thiseventisopentothegeneral public.Therewillbewellnessprogramingandfamilyfun!Heldon Saturday,August23,9am-5pm, LincolnHillFarms,3792NY-247, Canandaigua.https:// preventioncoalitionoc.org/ourevents/ontariocares-red-white-andblue-weekend-celebration-at-lincoln-hill-farms/
HugeRummage&BakeSale at Good ShepherdLutheranChurch, 320SouthPearlSt.,Canandaigua onFriday,July18from9AM-4PM andSaturday,July19from9AM2PM.Theroomsarepackedwith householdandgardeningitems, books,toys,furniture,fabric& craftingitems,plantsanda25¢ clothesroom.Saturdayis1/2price allday!Formoreinformation pleasecall585-394-2760.
CemeteryWalkingToursOCHS’s summerwalkingtours highlightsomeremarkable individualsfromCanandaigua’shistoryinthePioneerandWestAvenueCemeteries.Tourswillmeetin theWestAvenuePlazaparkinglot inCanandaigua.Toursarefreebut donationsaregreatlyappreciated! Joinus:Fridays-July25,andAugust8at2-3pm.Saturday,July19, 12-1pm.
HONEOYE FleaMarket- Saturday, July12 from11AM-2PMat5757Rt.96, FarmingtontobenefittheFinger LakesThoroughbredAdoptionProgram.Forinformationcall 585-478-4664. FARMINGTON
HLRCGolfTournament- The Honeoye LakeRotaryClubwillbe hostingits40thAnnualGolfTournamentonJuly28,2025atLima GolfandCountryClub.Ourregistrationfeeincludes,golf,golf cart,lunch,dinnerand5raffle tickets.Teeofftimeis10AMwith registrationbeginningat9.For moreinformationcontactJeanne Hameleat585-729-9118orat jnnhamele@aol.com.
AmericanLegionBreakfast- Join us SundayJuly20th,8:00-11:00. Frenchtoast,pancakes,homefries, eggs,sausage,toast,orangejuice, coffeeetc.Costis$10perperson withkids5andunderfree.Sit downandgetservedbythe AmericanLegionAuxiliary.Come enjoyadeliciousbreakfastwith yourfamilyandours.HoneoyeHemlockAmericanLegionPost 1278,4931CoRd36,Honeoye. Seeyouthere!
DID YOU KNOW?
Dogs are wildly popular pets. The American Pet Products Association says there are 63.4 million households in the United States that have a dog, and with the exception of 2002 and 2015, that number has steadily risen since 2000. Certain breeds remain especially popular among dog owners. In August 2021, the pet insurance provider Trupanion released the most popular dog breeds of 2020, and the top five breeds were:
1. Labrador retriever
2. Golden retriever
3. Goldendoodle
4. German shepherd
5. Labradoodle
HONEOYE FALLS
RedCrossBloodDrive Honeoye Falls-Mendon VolunteerAmbulancewillbeattheHoneoye Falls-MendonVolunteerAmbulancetoreceiveyourvaluable donationJuly15,2-7pm.Pleasecall 1-800-REDCROSS (1-800-733-2767)orvisit RedCrossBlood.organdenter: honeoyefallsambulancehoneoyefallstoschedulean appointment.Ifyouareeligible typeO,B-orA-donor,consider makingaPowerReddonation. Streamlineyourdonationexperienceandsavetimebyvisiting RedCrossBlood.org/RapidPassto completeyourpre-donationreadingandhealthhistoryquestionson thedayofyourappointment.While appointmentsareencouraged, walk-insarewelcome.Honeoye Falls-MendonVolunteerAmbulance,210EastStreet,Honeoye Falls.
LYONS
GreatGardensofWayneCounty Tour TicketsAvailableNow! Wednesday,July16,4pm-8pm.Rain orshine!Thisself-guidedtourfeatures fivestunninggardensitesintheLyons area,eachselectedbytheWayne CountyMasterGardeners.Ticketsare $10.00perpersonandareavailable now.Youcan:Pickthemupinperson attheCornellCooperativeExtension ofWayneCountyoffice,orMailyour paymentto:CornellCooperative ExtensionofWayneCounty,1581 Route88North,Newark,NY 14513-9739.(Pleasenote“Tour”on yourcheck.)Information: (315)331-8415.Ifyourequireaccommodationsduetospecialneeds,please contactusatleasttwoweekspriorto thetour.
PHELPS
PhelpsCentralSchoolAlumni Luncheon 2025- PhelpsAlumni Committeewantstonotifyyouto “SavetheDate”Thursday,July31, 2025foraPhelpsHighSchool AlumniluncheongatheringatClub 86inGeneva.Receptionbeginsat 11:00A.M.withluncheontofollow.Pre-registrationisrequiredby July14,2025.Contact 315-573-2823
PhelpsCentralSchoolAlumni Luncheon 2025- ThePhelpsAlumni CommitteewantstonotifyPhelps HighSchoolstudentsto“Savethe Date”Thursday,July31,2025fora PhelpsHighSchoolAlumniluncheon gatheringatClub86inGeneva. Receptionbeginsat11:00A.M.with luncheontofollow.Pre-registrationis requiredbyJuly29,2025.Contact 315-573-2823.
In summer, the song sings itself. ~William Carlos Williams
SHORTSVILLE
ShortsvilleRailroadStationMuseum OpenHouse- TheLehigh ValleyRailroadHistoricalSociety StationMuseumat8EastHigh StreetinShortsvillewillbeopento thepubliconSunday,July20. Hourswillbe12:00p.m.to3:00 p.m.Alargecollectionofhistorical artifactsfromtheLehighValley Railroadisondisplayatthemuseum.Thegiftshopwillbeopen. Admissionisfree;donationsare welcome.Formoreinformation, visitwww.lvrrhs.orgorcall 585-289-9149.
TheOntarioCountyChapterof S.C.O.P.E. meeting isTuesdayJuly 15,2025,7:00p.m.atthe ShortsvilleRodandGunClub,2022 FreshourRd,Shortsville.Guests welcome.
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3rdAnnualGolfTournament 2025 -UgandanWaterProject: You’reinvitedtojoinusatRavenwoodGolfCoursefortheUgandan WaterProject’s3rdannualgolf tournament,whereyourparticipationhelpsbringusclosertosolving Uganda’swatercrisis.Date:Monday,July28,2025.Location: RavenwoodGolfCourse,929 LynaughRd,Victor.Registration& Lunch:11:00AM.ShotgunStart: 12:00PM.Comeenjoyafundayof golf,connectwithcommunity members,andsupportacausethat makesalastingimpact.Register here:go.ugandanwaterproject. com/golf.Let’sswingforafuture wherecleanwaterflowsforall.
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Women’sClubofWebster60th Anniversary Party, Wednesday, July23rd-Thehonorofyour presenceisrequestedbyTheWomen’sClubofWebsteratits60th AnniversaryPartytobeheldon Wednesday,July23rd,from4:007:00pmattheCurryBuildingatthe WebsterArboretum,1700Schlegel Road,Webster.Pleasejoinus!Enjoymunchies,musicandcamaraderie.Makenewfriendsandlearn moreabouttheWomen’sClubof Webster.AdmissionisFREEandno registrationisrequired.Juststop by!
Fair Housing Statement
All real estate advertised in the Genesee Valley Penny Saver is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it 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. We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.
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By Keith Roach, M.D.
Woman’s T-Score Continues To Worsen
Amid Treatment
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DEARDR.ROACH: I am an 80-year-old Asian woman. Each day, I walk 4 miles and do 30 minutes of stretching, as well as 1 hour of cardio, strength or balance exercises by following videos provided by my health insurance. Also, my brother and sister who are in their 60s and 70s have weak bones and muscles. It seems to run in my family.
In 2000, with a T-score of -1.9, I was diagnosed with osteopenia and commenced three episodes of treatment. For the first treatment, I took Fosamax in 2001, then started Actonel in 2002 for a total of six years. My T-score was -1.7. Three years later, my T-score was back to -1.9, so in 2009, for the second treatment, I restarted Actonel but switched to Boniva in February 2010 for a total of four years. My T-score was -1.4. Then, after four more years, my T-score was -2.2. For my third treatment, I restarted Boniva and took it from 2018-2025. My T-score is now -1.4. My primary care doctor has me on a “pill vacation” for one year, and I’m awaiting further treatment until a bone density test at the end of 2025. But I fear that without treatment, my aging bones are only getting worse.
I try to eat right, stay active, and have started doing yoga pose videos that claim to strengthen my bones. Will they? Which shots or other treatments might help me avoid further deterioration of my bones? -- R.M.H.
A.ANSWER: Osteoporosis is a condition of bones that predisposes someone to getting a fracture. Anyone can get osteoporosis, but white and Asian women are at the highest risk.
Treatment of osteoporosis includes lifestyle adjustments such as quitting smoking, reducing alcohol intake (if appropriate), and regular exercise. Both muscle-building and weight-bearing exercise are important. Yoga and stretching probably do have some additional benefit on top of your stamina-building (“cardio”) and strength exercises. Even though the evidence isn’t very strong, most people with osteoporosis are treated with calcium and vitamin D.
I use the FRAX score to decide whether medication therapy is indicated for a patient. In men and women who are at a high risk of fracture, medicines in the bisphosphonate class -- such as alendronate (Fosamax), risedronate (Actonel) and ibandronate (Boniva) -- are the most commonly used first-line treatments. Bisphosphonates last for a long time in the body’s tissues. We don’t want to use them for too long since they suppress the normal amount of bone breakdown that is key to maintaining healthy bone. Treatment for too long can lead to atypical femur fractures. A “drug holiday” is a common strategy, and given how long you have taken various bisphosphonates, I wouldn’t worry too much about the year off.
You have had less of a response than most of my patients have had to bisphosphonates, and many experts would change the class of drugs if you remain at a high risk via your FRAX score. Should you need further treatment, a different type of medicine like teriparatide (Forteo) or romosozumab (Evenity) might be considered. At this point, you should be seeing an expert such as an endocrinologist who specializes in the treatment of osteoporosis. Finally, although celiac disease has been thought to be less common in Asians, it often leads to poor absorption and osteoporosis, so it’s worth considering a test. Symptoms of celiac disease can be very subtle.
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Some small towns in WNY have unofficial pet legends. One Mount Morris tale speaks of a retriever who used to walk to the post office each day to greet the mail carrier. In another, a tabby cat in Holley reportedly “attended” the 4th of July picnic every year for a decade. While details blur with time, these stories live on in family memories, old photos, and small-town lore. Got a local pet story? Write it down—you might just be preserving the next legend.
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On road trips, pet safety, comfort are premiums
DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My girlfriend and I are traveling across the country to a relative’s wedding in about six weeks. We decided to make it a road trip so that we can bring along our two small dogs, “Jeannie” and “Peppy.” Jeannie loves traveling by car, but Peppy gets anxious even on short trips. What’s your advice for keeping him calm? Will hotels allow the dogs in? -- Carol and Ginny in Philadelphia
DEAR CAROL & GINNY: A road trip with a dog can be one of the most rewarding experiences you’ll ever have. But planning ahead of time for your dog’s comfort and safety is really important.
Collaborate with the veterinarian as you prepare -- they can recommend specific training, calm-down techniques and prescribe antianxiety medication as well.
Desensitization and counterconditioning may help. It takes consistent daily training, and could take longer than you have before the upcoming trip. Start outside the car with Peppy on a leash. The moment he shows stressed behaviors (yawning, lip licking, barking, pulling away) pause or back away until he relaxes again. Then, using lots of praise, move toward the car. Ideally, you’ll get closer each session until you finally climb into the back seat with Peppy and sit together for a short period. Here’s a link with more details on this training method: www.preventivevet.com/dogs/preventing-travelanxiety-and-carsickness-in-dogs
Meantime, plan your driving route. The major booking apps now have a “pet-friendly” filter setting so you can locate accommodating hotels and reserve rooms. You’ll also want to mark rest stops along the highways and set a timer (every two hours or so) to stop and stretch. Lastly, make sure to include the dogs’ medications, food, toys, leashes and medical records in your packing list, and have them wear their collars with vaccination tag and ID tag in case you’re separated.
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Contrary to popular belief, cats can be trained. Although they’re not likely to be as motivated by praise as dogs, cats can respond to food treatsparticularly something soft and smelly. However, that may take some practice as, according to Petfinder, cats are less instinctively driven to work in partnership with humans. But those tasty treats may inspire them to stay and come and even use a toilet in lieu of a litter box.
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To the (much) younger man who complimented me today at Walmart, telling me I’m beautiful, you absolutely made my day! I don’t often receive those kinds of compliments, aside from my husband, which is why I awkwardly mumbled a thank you and hurried away, lol, but your words were very sweet. Somebody raised you well.
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It’s always so sad to see people just throwing their cigarette butts down on the ground, especially if there’s somewhere to dispose of them close by. It makes the surrounding property look terrible and unkept. You would think people in their area of where they live would want to keep it clean. Perhaps you live like that, but others don’t want to, they choose clean areas.
Travelers on [local road], PLEASE obey the 35mph speed limit. This is the worst year ever with very few vehicles going the correct speed. It’s a nice neighborhood where people walk little ones in strollers and with their dogs. They should be able to do this safely and there are no sidewalks so they are on the roadside. Thank you to those who drive the posted speed limit.
Grocery Carts
Stop being lazy! Return your grocery cart to the store or those cart stalls. We sat there watching a lady put her groceries in her car. We bet she was going to leave it. She sure did. Having kids is no excuse either. If you can walk to get a cart, you can return it and walk back. Just laziness!
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HOW ADDISON OF FAIRWAYS RAISES ALZHEIMER’S AWARENESS
BY KATRINA M. RANDALL
If you happened by the Addison of Fairways in Victor on a recent Friday, you may have seen residents getting their boogie on to tunes reminiscent of a 1950s-60s-era jukebox.
But they weren’t just having a party. It was a fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association. Hosted on the summer solstice, the fundraiser was part of the organization’s “ e Longest Day” annual campaign to raise money. For the independent older adult living community on High Street, this was their first-ever fundraiser for the campaign, and they kicked it off with the theme “Rock-a- on.”
Although Hannah Schiefen, Director of Resident Programming, has participated in a walk before to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association, this was the first time she’d heard of the Longest Day campaign, and she was more than happy to take the reins on the event, saying, “I see residents and family members who are affected by Alzheimer’s every day.” e Longest Day event is a poignant reminder that sundowning, a prolonged state of confusion occurring when the sun goes down, impacts many people with Alzheimer’s, up to two out of three people, according to WebMD.
Schiefen has a history of experiences with the disease, starting when she was younger and would spend days doing activities with her grandmother, who had Alzheimer’s. is le such a lasting mark that it sparked her career path. “Pretty o en, you meet residents, and before you know it, the disease starts to take over,” she says, adding that she works to keep residents mentally and physically engaged to help combat the disease.
For the June event, staff bought a rocking chair to raffle off in honor of the rock-n-roll event, “where it’s a good rocking time,” Schiefen says. One of the main reasons they decided on a vintage rock-n-roll theme was for the nostalgia. “A lot of times, music plays such a key role in someone’s memory. O en, someone who forgot how to speak can recall a song.”
Local musician Paul Strowe played music from the ‘50s and ‘60s, and during his breaks, Beach Boys and streetcar music played. Vintage cars lined the courtyard, and more than 100 residents and family membersenjoyedfoodandthemusic.At$2,300and counting, the team at Addison of Fairways exceeded their $1,500 fundraising goal, with all proceeds benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association.
“A lot of times, music plays such a key role in someone’s memory. Often, someone who forgot how to speak can recall a song.”
–HANNAH SCHIEFEN, DIRECTOR OF RESIDENT PROGRAMMING
Schiefen says, “I hope the impact is that more people see they can participate in raising money for Alzheimer’s with more than just a walk. When I was doing research, a lot of times, funding gets cut if people aren’t participating. e more people who get involved, even if you spend $5, there will be stronger dollars federally to support them.”
Whether it’s a rock ‘n’ roll theme or something different, Schiefen says they plan to do the event again, since it was such a hit. “At the end of the day, my job is to try and get residents to get out of their rooms and have a good time. And whether they’re doing it to raise money, I just want to see smiles on their faces and hear them talking about it for days.”
CRANE’S AUTOMOTIVE
DID YOU KNOW?
Though office work might not be the first profession individuals think of in relation to elevating one’s cancer risk, sitting at a desk for most of the day can increase a person’s risk for cancer. According to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, sitting for most of the day without engaging in physical activity puts individuals at increased risk for cancer. How much extra risk does that entail? Though no two individuals are the same, studies have equated sitting for eight hours a day without any physical activity to the risk posed by obesity and smoking. The DFCI notes that sitting over long periods of time has been known to cause increased blood pressure, high cholesterol and excess body fat around the waist, each of which have been identified as factors that increase a person’s risk for cancer.
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By Matilda Charles
Planning for aging in place
Are you in your last home and plan to age in place where you are? Or is there at least one more abode in your future?
A recent study concluded that 84% of seniors plan to stay in their home for the rest of their lives. Planning (and hoping) doesn’t make it definite, of course. Of those who plan to stay, only a quarter have moved to a place that’s actually age-friendly, and a third of respondents have made age-related modifications to their home. Over a third say they’ll need to make modifications and that cost would be a barrier to making it happen.
And what is it people are doing to turn their homes into places where they can stay as they age? First-floor bedrooms are high on the list, allowing seniors to avoid stairs. Ramps at the outside door are another way to avoid stairs. Grab bars in showers, as well as walkin showers, are also high on the list, as well as improved lighting, non-slip flooring and doorways wide enough for wheelchairs.
Those who don’t have those things in their homes want them, of course.
The physical home and any needed modifications are not the only considerations about whether seniors can age in place where they are. The community itself is important, with opportunities for new connections and maintaining the ones they already have, resources for support services they might need in the future, transportation to stores and doctors and easy access to family and friends.
If you want to start planning for your own aging in place, there are many resources for assistance, such as AARP’s checklist (www.aarp.org/home-living/aging-in-place-checklist). The key is to begin early in making your home safe and comfortable for the future, especially if finances are going to be a consideration for large remodeling projects.
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Tuesday, July 22 - Senior Day
12:30PM Senior Ice Cream Social, Carriage Barn
Frequent Fairgoers Passport Program
Celebrating 182 Years
Daily FREE Acts & Entertainment
2:00PM Senior Citizen Bingo, Carriage Barn • Sponsored by Kiwanis
6:30PM Grandstand Event: “Bed Races” by Family Promise • FREE!
7:30PM Pie Auction, Carriage Barn • Open to everyone - bake pie/buy a pie!
Wednesday, July 23 - Public Servants Day
12:15PM Rooster Crowing Contest, Poultry Barn
6:00PM FREE Ice Cream Sundae, OC Dairy Promotion & Lawnhurst Farms
7:00PM Live Entertainment: Ruby Shooz, Wolcott Park
Grandstand Event: Smith Bro. Drywall Presents Empire Street Stocks, Hobby Stocks, Vintage Cars
Grandstand $fee to get in • Pits 5PM, Hot Laps 6:30PM, Racing 7PM
Thursday, July 24 - 4H and Youth Day All Things Country
12:15PM Rooster Crowing Contest, Poultry Barn
5-9PM Mechanical Bull Riding
Sponsored by Canandaigua Stockyards • FREE!
Grandstand Events: One Grandstand admission price for 2 shows!
6-7:30PM Claudia Hoyser, Performing in the grandstands
7:30PM Broken B Rodeo • Sponsored by StoryBook Veterinary Clinic
Friday, July 25 - Ag Day
12:15PM Rooster Crowing Contest, Poultry Barn
5:00PM Livestock Auction - Buy local! Support our youth in agriculture!
6:00PM FREE Ice Cream Sundae, OC Dairy Promotion & Lawnhurst Farms
7:00PM “Bossy Bingo” - Cows pooping on plates!
6-10PM Live Entertainment: McTunes Inc, Wolcott Park
7-11PM Grandstand Event: Tractor Pull
Sponsored by Blowers Agra Services, Dann Auctioneers, LandPro, Castner’s Performance, JD Rugenstein & Sons, Dale & Barb Heinzman
$5 FOOD COUPON While Supplies Last! Thank
Family Fun Zone • Party Animals Petting Zoo
Sheriff Demonstrations • Saw Dogs Chainsaw Carver
Schedule of events • July 22-26, 2025
Saturday, July 26 - Family Day
12:00PM Kiddie Peddle Tractor Pull, Wolcott Park
12:15PM Rooster Crowing Contest, Poultry Barn
5:00PM Live Entertainment: Denim & Lace (Line Dancers), Wolcott Park
7:00PM Live Entertainment: Rock Jester
4H Exhibits • Demonstrations • Animal Shows Thank You, Gold Ribbon
7:00PM Grandstand Event: Demo Derby Grandstand $fee to get in Sponsored by A-Verdi Storage Containers, Pumper Jack Septic, American Equipment and Ashley Lynn Winery Fireworks After the Demo, by Young Explosives
Midway Rides by Playland Amusements
DAY RidesOPEN RideSPECIALS
Tues 5-10PM FREE Rides 5-5:30PM Buddy Night 5:30-10PM
Wed 1-10PM Wristband - One Price $30, 1-5PM
Thurs 4-10PM Buddy Night 5-10PM, Wristband
Fri 3-10PM Wristband - One Price $30, 3-10PM Sat 1-10PM Wristband - One Price $30, 1-10PM Times and prices subject to change and weather conditions
Sponsors!
ABS • 84 Lumber • Hilton Dairy, LLC • Bolton Veterinary Services Brownrock Property Management, LLC • Carter-Gray Insurance Agency
Castle Harvester Metal Fabricators • Castner’s Performance • Charlie Riedel’s Dale & Barbara Heinzman • Dolomite • Hansen Farms
HEP Sales - North Main Lumber • Anderson-VanHorne Insurance & Financial Services
Gorham Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Lodge #434 • Hudson Pipe & Pumps
JD Rugenstein & Sons, Inc. • LandPro • Lee J Fake Enterprises Myles Auto Lightland Farms • Mark Colf • MCS Farms and Feeds
Ontario County Sheriff Department • Reliant Credit Union • Rushville Lions Club Superior Plumbing • Safe Harbor • Willow Bend Farm, LLC
