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PHELPS: 1960 Toll Rd. 6/24 & 6/25 (9am-4pm) Washing machine, Wii system, women´s clothes 12-14, household, odds & ends.

6/17 • 9am-4:30pm 6/18 • 9am-3pm

Active Living 50+ ____________________14

Oaks Presbyterian Church Pre Emption Rd. Oaks Corners, NY 14518

Automotive _____________________3

CANANDAIGUA: 238 Chapel St. June 23 and 24 (9am-4pm) June 25 (9am-1pm) Antiques, Victrolas, Shaving Cupboard, Oak Files Cabinets, X-Ray Lightbox, General Household, Collectibles, 5th Wheel Hitch, Household, Computer Monitors.

CANANDAIGUA: Good Shepherd Church, 320 South Pearl Street. Huge Rummage and Bake Sale, Inside, June 17, (9-4PM) & June 18, (9-2PM).

FARMINGTON: 1142 Colonie Dr. June 24th & 25th, (9am-4pm) HUGE SALE, 3 FAMILIES. Rain or shine.

Vintage items, American Girl, CDs, DVDs, Household, Foosball, Minions party items, clothes, office supplies, golf bag, craft stuff.

YARD SALE TIPS Have a nice display. First impressions can mean a lot.

Buyers are more apt to visit neat, well-laid-out sales than those that are just a bunch of boxes that have to be dug through.

Body & Mind ____________________20

SPECIALS

Classifieds ____________________27

June 19, 2022

Employment ____________________25 , Open 7am m, til 5p n u d e rv e S 6pm Closed at rved e S st fa Break n 7am-Noo

Garage Sales _____________________2

Give & Take _____________________11

12oz. Steak & Eggs Your choice - Hashbrowns or Home fries & Toast

Hungry Man Special $13.99 Lunch: Noon-5pm

All served with choice of potato, soup or salad & broccoli 8oz. Tenderloin $22.99 • Petite Prime Rib $19.99 Queen Prime Rib $21.99 • Dad Cut Prime Rib $25.99 Temps available: rare, medium rare, medium or medium well only 10oz. NY Strip w/3 shrimp or 3 scallops Sautéed in garlic butter $25.99

Home Services _____________________6

Hometown Events ____________________19

Cruise-In Nights

Kidz Korner ____________________23

Mondays 4-8pm

Passages _____________________7

www.newcountrysidefamilyrestaurant.com 17 Clifton Springs Plaza, Clifton Springs Phone and take-out orders • 315-462-6651

Pet Place ____________________27

Puzzle Answers ____________________17

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Quit selling your coins and currency to the “Gold & Silver for Cash” pirates

Bring them to a REAL coin shop We’ve been paying top dollar for coins, jewelry and card for years!

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www.phelpsservicecenter.com AVOID HOT WEATHER AUTOMOTIVE BREAKDOWNS Cooling systems work hard to keep the flow of air to the engine and prevent it from overheating during warm seasons. Compromised cooling fans or lack of coolant can be troublesome. To avoid overheating, check coolant levels before getting on the road. In addition, have the cooling system checked by a trained mechanic prior to the summer driving season. It’s a small price to pay to avoid extensive engine damage from overheating.

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HOW TO INVOLVE MORE YOUNG PEOPLE IN AGRICULTURE Encourage agriculture-based curriculum. After recognizing that the majority of Kenyan students had no access to farming training and education, the organization Farm Africa initiated a program to make agriculture more accessible to students. Students who participated learned about everything from keeping livestock to marketing produce for global markets. Similar programs can be encouraged in developed countries where opportunities in the field of agriculture figure to increase in the years to come.

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CONGRATULATIONS

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Specialized Refrigeration Products

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GRADUATION GIFT IDEAS Time capsule: Let the graduate pull together a series of items that exemplify some of the best days of their lives. These items can then be tucked away in the capsule and opened years from now.

Congratulation Graduate From your hometown plumbers at Superior Plumbing Service!

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GRADUATION GIFT IDEAS Commemorative coins: Purchase coins for the year the graduate was born or the year he or she is graduating. These coins can be saved or later turned into useable currency.

Located at 2400 Route 21, Canandaigua

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.

Fair Housing Enforcement Project Monroe County Legal Assistance Center 1 W. Main Street Rochester, NY 14614 (585) 325-2500 • www.lawny.org EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

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New Seasonal Lunch and Dinner Menu!

At Our Restaurant, All We Want Is To Serve YOU

and MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC! Now Reserving Tables for our

DECK PARTY CLAM BAKE FRIDAY, JULY 1ST • 6-9PM featuring LIVE MUSIC BY Rochester’s

UPTOWN GROOVE $60 per person – entertainment, steak, clams and sides Reservations Required • Seating Limited • 315-462-9333

THURSDAY NIGHT MUSIC SCHEDULE: June 23rd: Emily & Tim June 30th: Hot Dogs + Gin July 1st: Uptown Groove (7 piece Band) Deck Party Clam Bake July 7th: Other Side of Normal July 21st: Bob Cook Acoustic July 28th: Uptown Groove Duo

Call 315-462-9333 for reservations.

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ELECTRICAL

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IS IT TIME TO UPDATE YOUR HOME’S ELECTRICAL SYSTEM? When it comes time to update the electrical system, it is always best to work with licensed and bonded electricians who have the expertise to work with electrical wiring without getting injured. This is not a do-ityourself type of job since it requires specialized training.

Electricians likely will recommend upgrading the electrical panel to bring more power from the utility poles into the home. This can include replacing the existing meter and circuit breaker box to allow it to handle more power or replacing items that are obsolete or dangerous.

Merkley Electric

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STRANGE BUT TRUE By Lucie Winborne * Any photo you’ve ever seen of the Milky Way from space is either of another galaxy or an artist’s rendition, since we’re inside the galaxy and can’t take an aerial view.

Q &A with the

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Your questions answered by the local Cornell experts.

Master

Gardeners Do the milkweed plants in my front perennial bed have any significant impact on monarch butterflies? I am trying to decide if I should keep or remove them.

Thanks.

I understand your angst. The number of monarchs is declining for several reasons, including habitat loss in central Mexico where they over-winter and summer habitat loss in the Midwest. There is a lot of talk about planting milkweed to help them out.

But common field milkweed is not a very attractive plant, spreads invasively underground, and is difficult to remove. I wouldn’t want it in my front garden bed. One person’s milkweed plant probably doesn’t make a difference, but if many people plant it, it could make a difference over time.

Common field milkweed, Asclepius syriaca, serves as both a preferred host plant (where these butterflies lay their eggs and larva/caterpillars feed) and a nectar source for adults. That’s why people encourage planting this specific plant.

from Cornell Cooperative Extension, Livingston County But Monarchs can use other types of milkweed in this region including Butterfly Weed (Asclepius Tuberosa), and Swamp Milkweed (Asclepius Incarnata). These two plants are much better suited for home gardens. They are more attractive and will not spread invasively like common milkweed.

The article from the University of Vermont at the following link offers many details about monarchs and milkweed. https://pss.uvm.edu/ppp/articles/ monarch.html Our one-acre lawn is overrun with Creeping Charlie, and it is spreading daily. Is there a way to combat it without killing off the grass we’d like to save?

Glechoma hederacea, better known as Creeping Charlie and ground ivy, is one of the most common and unfortunately hard to control lawn and garden weeds. A healthy lawn will help prevent creeping Charlie from getting established. Over-seeding bare spots in a lawn with an appropriate grass seed

will help crowd out the weed. Another strategy is to mow at a height of 3 inches. This allows grass to have healthier roots and blades as well as shade out weed seedlings. Hand weeding can be difficult and frustrating due to the fact that there are roots at many of the leaf nodes. If the soil is moist and you are careful to dig the roots, you will be more successful. Weeding them from garden beds is a lot easier. Removing them as soon as they show up is the key to success. A hoe, rake or dethatching tool can be helpful.

If a herbicide is required, studies have shown that spring and fall are the best times to apply. More than a single season application may be needed.

During the heat of the summer, plants are not growing as fast and not as susceptible to the effect of herbicides. These herbicides are directed at broadleaf plants, not grass, so are not likely useful in gardens or harmful to the grass. Lawn herbicides with multiple active ingredients are most effective against difficult to control weeds. Products that con-

tain triclopyr, such as Ortho Weed-B-Gon Chickweed, Clover and Oxalis Killer have proven effective. So has Ortho Weed-B-Gon Max plus Crabgrass Control with quinclorac. Other brand products are available.

Read the label for listed controls and application directions.

Some information from http://erie.cce.cornell.edu/ resources/article-42-creeping-charlie-may-2017

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Pet in Car

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To the couple in a [local town] convenience store who were concerned that a dog was left alone inside a car: you looked as you walked by, but with shaded windows you couldn’t see inside. You even went into the store, and an employee asked around about who owns the car. My wife told her I was inside. I was sitting in the back seat with our pet. THANK YOU, to the couple and the store employee, for taking the initiative.

Stupid Idea On this morning’s news was the report of another mass shooting in a school in Texas. It was suggested by someone, who I believe must have stock in one of the gun-producing companies, that teachers carry guns.

Great. That means that there would be more guns that can fall into the hands of someone who should never have access to a gun, such as the young man who killed all those children and teachers in Texas. I wish that there would never be another incident like what was on the news, but if it should happen again, it might prove to be best if all the victims were family members of those who are against gun control. Maybe that would change their thinking on the need for even greater gun control measures than have ever yet been presented to Congress.

Public Obscenity The 1st Amendment states that obscenity is not protected under the rights to free speech. No one has a right to tell everyone in society, regardless of age, to f*** off!

Little children are being forced to believe this is acceptable? Come on, folks. Speak up! Call your town’s supervisor and demand action. It is a community that sets the standard according to the federal obscenity laws, so let’s unite and set a better standard for our community. Our town has an ordinance against marijuana sales. We can do the same thing for vulgar, profane displays in yards.

Remember the frog in the frying pan? We are not so desensitized that we accept being told [this] every time we drive down our main road, are we? The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing, but you can do something. Please speak up!

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“A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.” That is the Second Amendment in our Constitution. It exists not because of hunting, or defending against foreign attack. The founders feared a standing army would present a clear and present danger to individual liberty: in other words, government tyranny.

Guns are a necessary fabric to the security of a free state.

Stereotyping I was taught stereotyping is morally and ethically wrong.

I still believe that. Why is stereotyping in the media acceptable, and nobody seems to speak out? With a population of 300 million plus, Police Officers nationwide are “walking on eggshells” because of a few bad cops. Now, because one individual carrying out a horrific hate crime, [many] across our country are being stereotyped as racist and supremacist. In both examples, these crimes have been horrific and carried out by bad individuals. We need to stop the stereotyping all around. Stereotyping makes relations worse.

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and Three WINDOW UNIT AIR CONDITIONERS. All in good condition. You pick up: 585-948-5434

MANNEQUIN in good shape for the Community Clothes Closet in Victor: Karen 585-703-7421

LARGE CAMP CHAIR with footrests. In a bag, new, never used. You pick up, Fairport: ldirienzo1@rochester.rr.com

OLD WALLPAPER and OLD WALLPAPER SAMPLE BOOKS: 585-374-5768 SPORTS CARDS/POKÉMON/NON-SPORTS CARDS. Will pick up. Thank you!

585-993-4063

Archer 12’ x 8’ OFF-AIR TV ANTENNA. Excellent condition. Pick up only: 585-738-9593

IRIS, WIND CHIMES and an OUTDOOR PLAY BUILDING for kids who are 3-5: debigeib@gmail.com

Elementary school style CHILDREN’S DESKS & CHAIRS. Located at a church in Batavia. You pick up: jbhh1@yahoo.com

STAR WARS MERCHANDISE. Pick up in Batavia: 585-536-6269

Three PACK ‘N PLAYS, one DOUBLE STROLLER (fold up), BRIO TRAIN SET - Mounted on board w/tunnels, drawbridge & trains and two MICROWAVES: 585-797-3032

POP UP CAMPER, any condition, as long as it rolls: Theorock63@gmail.com FLTAP seeking donations of TACK and STABLE SUPPLIES. Benefits Thoroughbred adoptions. Pick up available: 585-478-4664

CHINA CABINET, dark wood, sliding glass doors, three shelves, two lower cupboards and three drawers (65” H x 50” W x 17” D). You pick up: 585-394-5874

Old and new POKÉMON CARDS for father and son’s personal collection: 585-667-0412

One box Geesta MR. COFFEE DISC FILTERS. Pick up, Canandaigua: vitval@frontiernet.net

Used PLYWOOD SHEETS. Can pick up: 585-447-0201 MINI FRIDGE in very good condition for small non-profit: billglasner@yahoo.com

EUREKA MULTI CYCLONIC UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER, Model 1104. Very powerful, no tools: brokers@bizbrokersny.com

GLASS BLOWING TOOLS for disabled person. Able to pick up within reason: jj5330014@gmail.com

Two packages of MEN’S DEPENDS BRIEFS, size S/M: 585-742-3687 SLEEP NUMBER BED, used. You take and put together, Henrietta: 80bigfoot13@gmail.com

CRAFTSMAN LAWN MOWER, 24HP, 46” mower. Needed for parts: 585-637-0270

Homemade LITTLE GIRLS’ SUNDRESSES and single size QUILTS/BLANKETS for a non-profit organization only: 607-382-3402

MOVING BOXES for clothing, household and wall pictures and mirrors. Wanted near Rush/Henrietta area: sohill15@gmail.com

PIANO. Brand -Everett. Size - Spinet. Very good shape but needs tuning. You move it, Fairport: 315-226-3312

TIN ROOFING in good condition. Around Cohocton, Wayland, Dansville, Naples area: 585-447-0087 or 585-732-1539, leave message

ELLIPTICAL TRAINER in great condition. Heavy. You pick up, Honeoye: 585-229-7117

Vintage ELECTRONICS TUBES, TUBE TESTERS, VINTAGE STEREO EQUIPMENT, VINTAGE RADIOS, MICROPHONES, MOTORS, SPEAKERS, METERS, TURNTABLES, COMMUNICATION GEAR, BOOKS, etc.: greg3151@ymail.com

WHEELCHAIR RAMP: 585-967-2413

EUREKA MIGHTY MITE attachments. Multiple wands, floor and upholstery brushes, crevice tools and 4 Type MM bags: dsmith60@rochester.rr.com

Disabled veteran needs DIRT to fill a large area for lawn: sandylampe@yahoo.com

BEDSIDE COMMODE. You pick up, Mt. Morris: 585-545-1738 OUTSIDE PLANTS - Black-Eyed Susans, Daisies, Irises and more! You dig, Naples: 585-374-2395

25-55-gallon FOOD GRADE BARREL w/ top to haul drinking water in it. Dansville area. Text: 585-282-4881 Small POP-UP CAMPER for disabled older couple: ls9479574@gmail.com

CHARMGLOW 4 BURNER GAS GRILL. Fair shape. Pick up, Fairport: ldirienzo1@rochester.rr.com

GOLF CART that runs (gas or electric), 12-20’ ALUMINUM EXTENSION LADDER for a senior citizen: 585-993-1917

SLEEPER COUCH that fits two. Good condition. You pick up, Webster: 585-671-5020 CHRISTIAN TRACTS, BOOKS and BIBLES: 585-727-6260

MODEL TRAINS running or for repair. Any gauge. For retired person’s hobby interests: coachgruschow@yahoo.com

Two VINTAGE TELEVISIONS IN WOOD CABINETS. Pick up only. Will separate: suttoncompany.das@gmail.com

ROCK AND ROLL CASSETTE TAPES and 8 TRACK TAPES from the 70s and 80s.

For personal collection: gzintel1967@gmail.com

WOOD DOORS (2) old, heavy. Been sitting in shed for years: awallace152@yahoo.com

MOTORIZED WHEELCHAIR in good working condition. Geneseo: 585-831-3531 MULBERRIES/ELDERBERRIES. Will pick. For personal juice mix: 585-576-6959 or 585-293-3688

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EARLY TREATMENT KEY TO MANAGING SEASONAL DISEASES IN CATTLE (NAPSI) — Two of the more common production-impacting health issues cattlemen see in their herds this time of year are foot rot and pinkeye. Left untreated, each can lead to more serious, chronic health problems.

PAW’S CORNER

By Sam Mazzotta

‘Hip Hold’ Is No Way to Stretch Your Dog DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My wife likes to pick up our dog’s hind legs to help him stretch; that is, she holds Cheerio by the hips so his hind legs are up off the ground while he stands on his front legs. I thought I read once that this is not good and strains the dog’s joints or back or something. Your advice would be appreciated. -- Zina J. DEAR ZINA: The “hip hold” is a safety grip to pull your dog away from a fight with another dog. It’s not a hold that should be forced or held for long periods.

Stretching should be performed by owners when the dog’s joints are not weighted -- meaning the dog should not be standing or leaning on the leg being stretched. Holding Cheerio up by his hindquarters and forcing him to brace on his front legs puts him at greater risk for injury. It can cause great pain in older dogs with arthritis.

If your wife would truly like to keep Cheerio’s joints healthy and improve his overall circulation and well-being, there are some great safe stretching methods, and safe massage techniques as well.

Here’s a YouTube video of safe dog stretching exercises by a veterinary therapist: tinyurl.com/4ay7sfjc.

Notice that at no point does the therapist stretch a joint that the dog is standing on -- they are all unweighted stretches.

Dogs also stretch themselves frequently, especially when getting up after a long nap. Don’t try to assist their natural stretching -- dogs stretch in a way that’s comfortable for them. Therapeutic stretching and massage are designed to help facilitate a dog’s natural movement without placing stress on the joints.

If you have more questions about your dog’s mobility, talk with the vet at his next checkup.

Send your tips, questions or comments to ask@pawscorner.com.

Foot rot, pinkeye and other common cattle ailments are highly dependent on pasture, weather and other conditions. Foot rot is more problematic when cattle are kept in wet, muddy and manure-heavy lots. Caused by the Fusobacterium Necrophorum bacteria, symptoms include swelling and inflammation between the toes, resulting in lameness and reluctance to walk.

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Fortunately, with timely surveillance and treatment, these infections, along with other diseases, can be easily and cost-effectively managed by producers with a non-prescription injectable product such as Noromycin 300 LA, a highly concentrated, lowdose, fast-acting formulation of oxytetracycline. Effectively used by cattlemen for many years, it is widely available through most farm and veterinary supply companies.

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel * On June 17, 1972, five men are arrested for breaking into the Democratic National Committee offices at the Watergate Hotel in Washington, D.C. Senate investigations eventually revealed that President Richard Nixon had been personally involved in the subsequent cover-up of the break-in.

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SENIOR NEWS By Matilda Charles The Local Food Bank Needs Your Help If you’re on the other side of the fence -- able to donate to the food bank rather than visiting to use its services -- your local pantry can surely use your help. Running them is more complicated and expensive than it might seem!

The food bank in my town gets most of its food from the main supplier in the state, which gets its support from philanthropists, business partners, manufacturers, producers, farmers and donors of both food and money. It then distributes food and supplies to the local food banks.

The local food bank has to pay for what it receives, of course, with its own supply of cash donors and town support. In addition, there are local businesses that donate leftover breads and bakery items, farmers that bring in fresh produce and frozen meat, and folks in town who donate both cash and food.

What food banks typically need: canned vegetables, fruit, soup, stews and beans; pasta, peanut butter and jelly; tuna, cereals and personal-care items like toothpaste and soap. But there are specialty items they need as well, things that are hard for the food banks to get: pet food and lactose-free milk, for example, that are very important to those who need them. (I’ve made it my goal to try to provide some of these items to the food bank each month.)

If you’re in a position to help, search online for your local food bank to see what it currently needs, or make a phone call. Ask if it posts on a website or Facebook page.

Your best bet, however, might be to donate money. Most food banks have more purchasing power at the store than we do; their dollar goes much further because they don’t pay retail. And they can use those dollars to target the specific needs of their clientele. Ask! (c) 2022 King Features Synd., Inc.

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(NAPSI)—Moving yourself to a new home by renting a truck can be easier than you may realize, if you heed these five facts and tips.

* Add a small bit of boiling water to a glass of iced tea to clear it up if it is cloudy. You can do this to a pitcher just before serving.

• Know when to go. When planning your trip, take into account the time of day you intend to travel and likely traffic patterns. Always leave lots of extra time and be aware of possible bottlenecks along the way.

* If you’re traveling with pets, you know you’ll need to bring something for them to drink out of. If you have ice in a container, they can lick the ice to stay hydrated, but it doesn’t slosh around or spill easily.

* On June 23, 1972, Title IX of the education amendments of 1972 is enacted into law. Title IX prohibits federally funded educational institutions from discriminating against students or employees based on sex in all areas, including athletics. * On June 25, 2009, Michael Jackson, one of the most successful entertainers in history, dies at age 50 at his home in California. Jackson suffered cardiac arrest caused by a fatal combination of prescription drugs given to him by his personal doctor. * On June 26, 1959, the St. Lawrence Seaway is officially opened, creating a navigational channel from the Atlantic Ocean to Duluth, Minnesota. The system of canals, locks and dredged waterways extends for nearly 2,500 miles.

• Understand the agreement. Most truck rental agreements say something like the language from the U.S. Department of Transportation that prohibits the “carrying or hauling of explosives and other dangerous articles.” That means you can’t pack paint, chemicals and cleaning materials, flammable solvents, propane, gasoline and the like. Check with your rental agent if you’re not sure about a particular item.

* “If you have trouble holding your cat still to clip its claws, sneak up while it’s asleep. You might get only a couple done before your cat catches on and wriggles away, but you’ll get there.” -- P.L. in Oklahoma (Slow and steady wins the race, P.L. Your tip works great for babies, too! -- JoAnn)

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• Know the “No-Zone.” Trucks have big blind spots, what the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration calls the “No-Zone.” You should know where these areas are, explain the experts on truck rental at Penske, especially when changing lanes or coming to a stop.

* Skunk run-in? Try this mix before you buy pricey de-stink shampoos at the pet store. Mix a quart of 3% peroxide, a teaspoon or two of dish soap, 1/4 cup of baking soda and quart of room-temperature water. Apply to pet, and work deeply into the fur. Massage in for five minutes, and rinse thoroughly. * Boiling potatoes? Plants love starch. Let your cooking water cool, then use it to water the plants in your garden. ●

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• Be up on your truck. Make sure you can find and understand all the truck’s switches and gauges. Adjust the seat and side mirrors so they match your height and comfort zone. Also, remember, trucks are taller, wider and may weigh up to 10 times more than the average car, so you have to be extra vigilant.

* “Cutting corn off the cob can be tricky business, but you only need to recruit the right equipment.

The next time you’re making corn for dinner, grab a Bundt pan. The corn cob gets set upright in the center, and when you cut down, the kernels fall right into the pan on all sides.” -- A.S. in Texas

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• Look into insurance. Most insurance and credit card companies won’t cover truck rentals under existing policies. If your insurance company is among them, consider signing up for additional coverage to protect yourself and your belongings. You may feel more confident knowing there is a company that offers free 24/7 emergency roadside assistance.

Learn More: You can find further moving facts and tips at www.PenskeTruckRental.com and (800) GO-PENSKE.

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Spring Rehearsal - Spring is on its way! How about springing your way to a rehearsal of Seneca Soundwaves Chorus and singing your morning away!Held at the Good Shepherd Church in Canandaigua every Saturday until June 25th from 9:30 AM - 12 Noon. Love to meet you! For more info, call 585-364-9686 or email info@senecasoundwaves.net. Seneca Soundwaves Chorus is a member of Sweet Adelines International, the largest women’s singing organization in the world.

Clifton Springs Library 4 Railroad Avenue Clifton Springs, NY 14432 315-462-7371 cliftonspringslibrary.com Hrs.: Mon-Thur 10-7; Fri 10-5; Sat 10-2

Father’s Day Car Show: June 19th, 11am 4:30pm. Father’s Day Car Show - Celebrate Dad with classic cars! Food, flowers & fun for the whole family. Sign up online to show off your wheels! ($10.00 for carload of 4 people or less) ~~OR~~ Purchase tickets online to bring Dad to the park! https:// www.sonnenberg.org/events/.

Regular Admission Pricing | Pre-sale Online (online sales through June 17th, after this date you can purchase tickets at the Admissions Booth the day of the show).

Geneva Public Library 244 Main Street Geneva, NY 14456 315-789-5303 genevapubliclibrary.net Hrs.: Mon-Fri 8:30-7; Sat 9-2

Newark Public Library 121 High Street Newark, NY 14513 315-331-0552 newarklibrary.org Hrs.: Mon-Thur 9:30-7; Fri 9:30-6; Sat 9:30-1

Phelps Library 8 Banta Street, Suite 200 Phelps, NY 14532 315-548-5314 phelpslibrary.org Hrs.: Mon-Thur 9-8; Fri 9-5

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CANANDAIGUA Summer Solstice Music Fest for Hospeace House - On June 26th, Big Blue House, Krypton 88, and Aaron Lipp & Richie Stearns will perform live at Star Cider, 3365 NY-364, Canandaigua from 126pm. This one-day event is filled with handcrafted cider, delicious food, amazing local musicians that will keep us moving and grooving, a variety of raffles, and more. $35.00 per person, under 12 years old Free. All proceeds raised will benefit Hospeace House, Inc. an end-of-life home located in Naples, NY. If you would like more information about the Music Fest or want to purchase tickets go to https:// hospeacehouse.org/upcomingevents GENESEE VALLEY PENNY SAVER

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Moonlight Strolls: July 29th, August 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th from 8pm-10pm. Moonlight Strolls - Music in the moonlit gardens of Sonnenberg. Great for the whole family! See our website for a list of musical guests. Tickets available online & at admissions. https:// www.sonnenberg.org/events/.

Admission $10/Members | $12/ Non-members | $5.00 (3-15 years old) | Free (under 3 years old).

Pre-sale Online (online sales through the Wednesday before the stroll, after this day you can purchase tickets at the Admissions Booth).

Arts at the Gardens: July 23rd24th, 10am-5pm. Arts at the Gardens - Shop for fine art and craft items hand made by skilled artisans. Includes food, music & access to gardens and mansion. Tickets available online & at admissions. https://www.sonnenberg.org/ events/. Admission $10.00 | $5.00 (3-15 years old) | Free (Under 3 years old). Pre-sale Online (online sales through July 21st, after this date you can purchase tickets at the Admissions Booth).

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August Tea: August 18th, 1pm3pm. August Tea - Elegant tea event on the Mansion Veranda.

Tickets must be pre-purchased online https://www.sonnenberg. org/events/. Admission $35/ Members | $40/Non-members. Presale Online Ticket Sales ONLY through August 1st.

PHELPS Phelps Central School Alumni Dinner 2022 - Your Phelps Alumni Committee wants to notify you to ’Save the Date’ August 4, 2022 for a dinner gathering at Club 86 in Geneva. Details to follow.

RUSHVILLE 2nd Annual Golf Scramble Fundraiser - Join us Friday, June 24th for a 12:00 PM tee time at Reservoir Creek Golf Course in Naples, NY for a chance to have fun and bless LeTourneau at the same time!

This is a 4 person scramble, but don’t be afraid to come alone, we’ll put you on a team. The cost is $100/person or $300/team and includes a light lunch, 18 holes and a cart, and a formal dinner at LeTourneau Christian Center that evening. Don’t play golf? That’s ok!

You’re invited to attend our formal banquet at 6:30 that evening for only $25! https://www.letcc.org/ golf-scramble/ Scrapbooking Etcetera Retreat Located along the east side of Canandaigua Lake, LeTourneau Christian Center. We added “Etcetera” to our program because we found that LeTourneau is the perfect place to bring paper crafters together for dedicated time to work on albums, create cards OR work on other crafts such as embroidery projects! LeTourneau is also the perfect place to set aside time to seek God, enjoy His creation and be refreshed. We are so excited to host this wonderful group for the 13th annual Fall Scrapbooking Weekend from Thursday, October 20th - Sun. October 23rd, 2022. We hope to see you there! https://letcc. churchcenter.com/registrations/ events/1210665

Homeschool Hullabaloo - This event is for homeschool students ages 5-18. The students will be split up into an older and younger group. Weather permitting, half of this time will be learning and practicing archery. The other half of the time will be hanging with friends while enjoying a snack and participating indoor or outdoor recreational activities. Cost: $10.

June 21, 2-4pm at the LeTourneau Christian Center, 4950 County Road 11, Rushville. https://www. letcc.org/events/

SODUS POINT 13th Annual Sodus Harvest Fest - Join us as we welcome Fall Harvest with friends and family. Held Saturday, September 24 from 10AM to 4PM. This is a family oriented festival with food, craft, and service vendors, demonstrations, activities, pumpkin contests, pumpkin drops, hay wagon rides, car show, and more! https://www. facebook.com/SodusHarvestFest

VICTOR Victor Music & Food Festival!

Join us for any or all of Victor’s events this year!! Victor is in the heart of the Finger Lakes, easy to get to from Routes I90, 390, 490, 590, 5&20, 96 and 332. Nearly all of the events are free of charge, brought to you by local businesses who love seeing a strong community presence at these events. New this year is the Victor Music & Food Festival to be held on Saturday, August 13th at Mead Square. For information on sponsorship please contact Karen Lynch at karen@ barndoor.events or 585-698-9643.

Information on all events can be viewed at www.victorny.org/ calendar.

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* On June 22, 1944, President Franklin Roosevelt signs the G.I. Bill, giving returning World War II veterans a range of benefits, including money for college tuition, living expenses and books. (The History Channel)

GUIDELINES FOR HOMETOWN EVENTS: Events should occur on a specific date at a specific time.

Due to the increasing number of submissions, we will no longer be able to publish the following items: • Businesses/schools seeking registration for classes or program • Organizations seeking crafters or vendor • Organizations seeking donations of items Genesee Valley Penny Saver reserves the right to approve/reject events for publication. Events are published as space allows.

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What Is the Optimal Blood Pressure?

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1. HISTORY: In what year did the Boston Tea Party take place?

DEAR DR. ROACH: I read that high blood pressure is 140/90, but I thought 120/70 was optimal. Has the standard number increased?

– D.M.I. ANSWER: The “pressure” in “blood pressure” is given in millimeters of mercury. It is a measurement of the pressure inside large blood vessels, first at its peak during the left ventricle squeezing (the systolic, or top number) and then at its lowest, right before the ventricle starts squeezing again (diastolic, or bottom number). Both of these numbers are important, and they provide important information about the physiology of the heart and blood vessels, as well as provide prognostic information about the risk of heart attack and stroke.

In general, for healthy people, the higher the numbers, the greater the risk. The optimum blood pressure for health is about 110/70, but there are some people with lower values who are also very healthy and who have very low risk for vascular disease.

Risk for heart disease starts to go up more significantly at about 140/90, but above a systolic number of 160, the risk goes up even more dramatically. The trend in blood pressure control over recent years has been toward making the blood pressure closer to the optimum, as long as treatment is well-tolerated. Having a slightly lower risk of heart attack may not be worth it to a person who has significant symptoms from blood pressure medicines.

Fortunately, blood pressure is much easier to control than it used to be with better medications and with non-drug treatments, such as stress reduction, healthy diet, regular moderate exercise and, for some people, salt restriction. ***

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2. MOVIES: Which 1990s animated movie has a character named Lumiere?

3. MUSIC: Who wrote the song “Make You Feel My Love,” performed by Adele?

4. LANGUAGE: What is a zoonotic disease?

5. TELEVISION: Which TV sitcom was set at Greendale Community College?

TISSUE DONATION The decision to become an organ donor is a selfless act that quite often saves lives. Many people sign up to be organ donors when getting or renewing their driver’s licenses. But those same people may not know that they also can sign up to be tissue donors.

According to Donate Life America, one tissue donor can help more than 75 people heal. Donated tissue is often used during surgeries and can help people in life-threatening situations. People with severe burns often benefit from tissue donation, as do athletes who have suffered torn ligaments or tendons and active and veteran military members who have been injured during combat.

MTF Biologics, a New Jerseybased organization that has spent more than 30 years developing tissue grafting solutions to help people heal, advises all people, regardless of their age or medical histories, to consider themselves potential tissue donors. Much like with organ donors, a person’s condition at the time of death will determine if their tissue can donated. That means prospective tissue donors have nothing to lose by signing up. People interested in becoming tissue donors can register at www.donatelife.net.

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6. ANATOMY: What blood type does a universal donor have?

7. GEOGRAPHY: Bantry Bay is an inlet in which European country?

8. FOOD & DRINK: What are sweetbreads?

9. LITERATURE: What kind of bird is titled in a John Keats’ poem?

10. SCIENCE: What does an auxanometer measure?

Answers 1. 1773, when colonists dumped a shipment of tea into the Boston Harbor to protest taxes.

2. “Beauty and the Beast” 3. Bob Dylan 4. A disease that can pass from one species to another, especially animals to humans.

5. “Community” 6. O negative 7. Ireland 8. Organ meat from the pancreas and thymus gland 9. “Ode to a Nightingale” 10. Plants’ rate of growth

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH

[W]oods are filled with the music of birds, and all nature is laughing under the glorious influence of Summer. ~Charles Lanman, “The Dying Year,” 1840

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Inside Look at Dairy Farming with El-Vi Farms of Newark

BY AMANDA DUDEK

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long Pelis Road in Newark sits the beautiful acreage of El-Vi Farms.

Family-owned since its founding, El-Vi Farms, LLC, has been a local leader in dairy farming for nearly 75 years. Kim Skellie, one of four managing partners at El-Vi, shares some of his thoughts on dairy farming.

El-Vi Farms was named after founders Elmer and Viola Peck who moved to the area from Waterloo. Originally founded near Phelps, El-Vi relocated to Newark in 1953 and has remained there ever since. From its inception until the present day, El-Vi has continued to be family-run. Joshua Peck, one of Elmer and Viola’s grandchildren, continues to lead as one of the farm’s four partners alongside Kim Skellie, George Andrew, and Allan Ruffalo. Even so, much has changed since the 1950s.

“El-Vi Farms was originally a crop farm first and a dairy farm second until about the 1990s,” said Skellie. “Today, we milk about 2,000 cows at two different farms up from the farms’ initial 200, on about 3,500 acres. The crops we grow on these acres feed our herd.” El-Vi also employs just over 50 full and part-time employees.

With each cow producing between 80-88 pounds of milk each day, El-Vi and its employees certainly keep very busy milking cows and growing enough feed for them. “We are milking just about around the clock, stopping for about 45 minutes three times a day,” explained Skellie. “The employees that grow the feed for our cows are also very busy doing crop work and maintaining equipment.”

The milk flows into milking tanks, each of which hold tens of thousands of pounds of milk. A milk “chiller” instantaneously cools the milk to 37 degrees before it enters these tanks. With higher input costs in just about every industry, peak milk production is essential. “The milk market has gotten tighter with higher milk prices helping to offset steeper production costs,” explained Skellie.

While partner Allan Ruffalo grew up working on El-Vi farm, Skellie and fellow partner George Andrew are Eastern New York transplants to the area. It was while driving back and forth to Ithaca during his college years that Skellie first became drawn to Western New York. “The eastern part of New York where I am from contains a lot more hilly, rocky, forested land,” he explained. “We didn’t have enough land to grow feed for our own cows and had to rely on other farms.”

It was not simply an abundance of rich farmland that drew Skellie. “Here, there was an optimism about agriculture that was not present in Eastern New York,” he said. Skellie packed up his family and 320 cows and moved to El-Vi Farms where he had been brought on board to help grow the dairy business..

“It was quite the move!” he said.

Although the dairy industry continues to face several challenges—one of the most challenging ones right now being availability of machine parts and new equipment—Skellie believes it is worth it.

“We all feel growing up on a farm is a pretty good way to be raised, to learn, to gain work ethic and life skills,” he said, noting that while his children, as well as Andrew’s children, are nearly grown, Peck’s children are still young. “I also think we learned during the pandemic how valuable local food can be,” he continued. “In our area, shelves may empty, but food is not far away. We were

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able to truck a fair amount of food down to NYC when they were in need, and we have donated thousands of gallons of milk locally.”

Not only do dairy farms like El-Vi support their communities with farm products, but they also help drive the local economy. “We created a list of all the places we do business within the area and across Western New York,” said Skellie. “There were about 60 businesses listed which even surprised us.”

Those employed by El-Vi are often active in their communities beyond the farm, as well. “Jonathan Taylor is the Mayor of Newark,” said Skellie of an El-Vi Farms member. “He works hard between his two jobs and his teenage kids.

George Andrew is the treasurer of the Palmyra Christian School Board, and he is a member of the American Dairy Association North East (ADANE) board. He and his wife are directors on the board of Gideons International in our region.”

Andrew’s daughter, Gabby, is this year’s New York State Dairy Ambassador, formerly known as a Dairy Princess. “She does a great job promoting dairy and educating other about the dairy industry,” added Skellie. “She is heading to college in the fall to focus on communication and journalism in agriculture.” Skellie’s community involvement includes positions on the Farm Bureau State Board of Directors, the New York Beef Council, and the New York Agricultural Society Foundation.

“Here, there is an optimism about agriculture.”

- Kim Skellie

As for the future of El-Vi, Skellie seems optimistic. “We are in the process of having a methane digestor built this fall,” he said. “We are also focused on determining the next generation who will run El-Vi, getting them in place, and hearing their vision.” As for the industry, Skellie’s outlook also feels positive.

“Dairy has a world market, and the US has been the best at efficiently producing high quality milk. New York State is a good state to dairy farm in thanks to an abundance of water, lots of land, Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) support, lots of agribusinesses, and area colleges putting more agriculture programs in place.”

Skellie plans to continue his work at El-Vi with a particular focus on the human side of the dairy industry. “I like working with people,” he said. “I enjoy coaching people, watching them learn, grow, and do a good job.”

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