Home for the Holidays 2019

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Home for the

Holidays 2019

A Guide to Local Businesses and Events.

Downtown Brockport Shopping Small Business Saturday, Nov. 30th Holiday Open House, Fri.-Sat., Dec. 6th-8th Holiday Passport, Fri., Dec. 6th - Sun. 16th A great variety of Discounts, Free Items & Specials!

Fun family & friend event!

Passports available at Lightways, Lift Bridge Book Shop & Country Treasures and all participating merchants.

Have your passport stamped at each business you visit.

The more stamps… the more chances to win the FREE GIFT GIVEAWAY drawing.

Sponsored by Brockport Merchants Association

Open House Weekend Nov. 29th - Dec. 1st

20% off In-Stock Items

Excludes sale items & Brighton.

The

Glue Factory Gift Shop

HoUrS:

open Friday 9am-9pm; Saturday 10am-6pm; Sunday 10am-5pm

All major credit and debit cards accepted.

Please no personal checks.

3252 Union St. • North Chili • 594-0857

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This holiday season, support the local businesses that bring choice, diversity, economic value, and character to our

Community.

Christmas Open House November 29, 30 & December 1 9:00am-5:00pm ALL THINGS CHRISTMAS

20% OFF

*

*Not available on live & fresh material, but does include many garden gifts already on sale!

3 OFF

$

6� poinsettia or larger Not good with any other discount or coupon. Please limit 1 per family.

Exp. 12/1/19

$

5 OFF

Any decorated wreath over $30 Not good with any other discount or coupon. Please limit 1 per family.

Exp. 12/1/19

$

5 OFF

Any tree over $30 Not good with any other discount or coupon. Please limit 1 per family.

Exp. 12/1/19

Small Business Saturday November 30 Open 9am

Join us and shop local!

Adult Hardcovers & ALL Book Box Sets

20% OFF Giveaways All Day, including chance to win $100 Gift Certificate & Many Other Great Prizes!

Calendars On Sale

20% OFF Dec. 7 & 8

45 Main St., Brockport, NY 14420

585-637-2260 • Open 7 Days A Week liftbridgebooks.com

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Schwenk

Wine Cellars Mallard Point Vineyards

www.kirbysfm.com 9739 Ridge Rd. W., Brockport (3 miles W. Rt. 19 on 104)

637-2600

Mon.-Sat. 10-6; Sun. 10-5

Country Gifts Christmas trees Wreaths SHIPPING APPLE (Arrive 11/26)

Gift Box

Stop in and see the treasures that Barb and Jim Miller have in their store Interior Expressions by Design located at 1100 Long Pond Road (Country Village Plaza). Shop from the high quality home accents, and unique gift ideas. Need that special gift or fashion accessory for that special occasion -- they have it all and more. Now carrying ponchos, capes, wraps and the latest fashion trends. Open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Sunday noon to 4 p.m.

• Kirbygrown Send our Homegrown Apples Apples PHONE ORDERS WELCOME • Winter Squash • Frozen Sour Cherries • Local Potatoes & Onions 5, 10 & 50# oPen ‘tiL DeCemBer 24th

Enjoy the snow and holiday season with shopping at Lightways, your local metaphysical store, 31 Market Street, Brockport. Featuring a variety of merchandise for your personal growth and life journey. Weekly sales of 20% off provide delightful deals for yourself and holiday shopping for family and friends. Items include stones and crystals, incense, meditation tools, candles, books, jewelry, essential oils and spray, and tarot and oracle cards. Jewelry is 20% off November 26 through 30. Stop in for Black Friday and Small Business Saturday sales and specials. Open Tuesday through Saturday, noon to 6 p.m.

Call 281-8670 or visit www.lightwaysjourney.com.

• CranTasm • Snowbird • Dry Riesling

Wines

All are great with turkey!

1456 Bills Road, Kent, NY 14477

585.682.4629 www.schwenkwinecellars.com We are open Thurs.-Sun. 12-5; Thanksgiving Day we will be open from 9am-12pm for your last minute wine needs. There will be specials for Small Business Saturday on the 30th.

Great Gifts

Jewelry

are in Store!

Small Business Saturday is November 30!

Stop in for a

Large Brewed Coffee for $1.00 Capes, Hats, Scarves for any occasion

Jim Shore

Spend $25.00 and receive choice of

Print your holiday photos here!

Holiday Ty Flippables A picture from the past – do you know when, and where was it located?

Hints: John Zellwager was the proprietor in this photo.

First built in 1830 – had 14 proprietors in its lifetime. Destroyed by fire in 1994.

You’ll find the answer and so much more in the Parma Hilton Timeline book that is available at the Parma Town Hall, Village of Hilton Community Center, Parma Hilton Historical Society Museum and in the Gift Shop section at parmahiltonhistoricalsociety.com.

5.00 OFF

$

FREE Holy Family Ornament ($19.99 value)

or

FREE Jim Shore Shopping Bag

Ship Your Holiday Packages Here!

While you shop, enjoy a beverage at

32 Main St., Hilton • 392-7979

Celebrating

Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 6am-7pm; Sat. 7am-5pm Pharmacy Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9am-7pm; Sat. 9am-1pm Peter J. Miles Pharmacist/Manager

$

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25.00 OFF 50

Seasonal Special!

Save $5 on a Clean and Safety Check.

Humidifier Installation Save $25 on a Humidifier Installation.

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Not to be combined with other specials. Exp. 12/31/19.

Not to be combined with other specials. Exp. 12/31/19.

10.00 OFF

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Family Owned & Operated Since 1969

Serving All Of Monroe County

$

25.00 OFF

Always the best price with personalized family service!

Hot Water Tank Installation *fRee eStimateS! *emeRgencY SeRVice Save $25 on a Hot Water Tank Installation.

Not to be combined with other specials. Exp. 12/31/19. *financing aVailable 50

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Save $10 on a Service Call.

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CheCk out our online speCials! 3041 buffalo Road • 426-2034 • WWW.huetheRheatingandcooling.com

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JOHNSON HOUSE

RESTAURANT

Owner Operated Since 1977

Remote Starts!

A Great Gift For Your Favorite Elf... or Yourself!

We here at the

Naughton’s Johnson House

have decided to enjoy some family time for Thanksgiving Weekend, and we hope you do the same!

We will be closed from Thursday, November 28th to Monday, December 2nd. We will re-open on Tuesday, December 3rd.

• Lifetime Warranty • Professional • Installation

We wish you a Happy & Healthy Holiday!

HowaRd Road GaRaGe

Seating Christmas Eve 4-7 pm Reservations Please

Celebrating Over 55 Years!

Call Ski & Sharon

19 South Main Street • Churchville, Exit 3

429-5790

Just off 490 West

HowardRoadGarage.com

293-1111

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At Casuallure, LLC you will find items to customize your outdoor living and entertainment spaces. Owned by Hilton teacher and resident Debbie Montrallo, Casuallure offers a variety of gift ideas, from year-round outdoor furniture, designer pots and garden accessories, and fire tables, to lanterns, vases, flameless candles, wax fragrance melts, and décor items. You will also find place settings, stemless glasses, drink charms, and slushie wine mixers. Located at 51 Railroad Avenue, Suite C, in Hilton, Casuallure is open Tuesdays from 4 to 8 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and other times by appointment only. Visit www.casuallure. com for inspiration and information.

Hair Salon & Spa

Gift es Certificat le Availab

10% OFF Any Service

Excludes Massages. Expires 12/31/19

• Hi-Lites/Low-Lites • All Your Hair Care Needs • Pedicures • Shellac/Gel Nails • Tanning

Massage Therapist Maggie, LMT

45

$

One Hour Massage

Excluding Gift Certificates.

Expires 12/31/19

Wendy/Owner, Stylist

(new clients only)

813-4926

It’s not too late to get the furniture you want for less this holiday season at Dunn’s Furniture in the village of Brockport. Shop Dunn’s for gift items like recliners, rockers, Tiffany lamps, tables, and many more quality furniture finds for the ones you love. Visit Dunn’s at 115 Main Street and be sure to Like their Facebook page for coupons, giveaways, and new arrivals.

7 Fitch St., Churchville • 293-1176 Celebrating 38 Years!

open 7 days a Week!

Country Home Co-Op fRee Gift WRappiNG on Saturdays & Sundays in december!

Over 15,000 sq. ft. of Antiques,

ColleCtibleS & GiftS exteNded HolidaY HouRS StaRtiNG 11/29

Sun.-Wed. 9am-5pm; thurs., fri. & Sat. 9am-7pm

4975 Ridge Road West (Rt. 104), Spencerport, NY 14559 (585) 349-4500

A Gift CertifiCAte from

Spencerport Optical

mAkeS A GreAt Gift!

Give Your Loved One an Eye Exam

• Comprehensive Eye Examinations • Contact Lenses • Fashion Eyewear • Medical/Surgical Consultations • Most Insurance Plans Accepted

Dr. Cary A. Kazdan, Optometrist • Dr. Peter Micca, Optometrist • Keith Oetinger, Optician

SPENCERPORT OPTICAL 24 West Avenue • Spencerport • 352-1960 www.spencerportoptical.com

Fashionable Fireplaces, 20 Ho Jack Park, Rochester has been family owned and operated in Rochester for over 30 years. They carry a full line of gas fireplaces, wood stoves, grills, mantels and more, that they sell below list price, which assures that you get the best pricing available. Many of our fireplaces are up to 93% efficient. Come in to Fashionable Fireplaces today to find the best one for you! Visit online at www.fashionablefireplaces.com -- phone 585-342-1220.

Country Treasures at 61 Main Street in historic downtown Brockport has been a 37 year fixture in the village. Proprietor Marie Bell says the shop is now very much like it was when it was built in the 1880s -- with one significant change in the inventory she now carries. The shop is actually two shops in one. Upon entering, you will find the shop filled with country primitive decor for your home. You will also find wonderful items for just you, jewelry, scarves and Donna Sharp quilted handbags. Venture further back into the shop and you will find a fabulous quilt shop specializing in reproduction and Civil War-era fabrics, homespuns, and fabrics to complement a primitive decor. Country Treasures also carries a large selection of wool for rug hooking and wool appliqué. You must make a point to stop in and see all that this unique and interesting shop has to offer. Country Treasures is filled to the brim with beautiful country primitive ideas for decorating your Holiday home!

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Holiday hosting in small spaces Gatherings of family and friends are a big part of the holiday season. Hosting such gatherings can be a great way to show loved ones how much you appreciate them, and hosting also saves hosts the trouble of traveling during one of the most hectic travel seasons of the year.

When hosting a large crowd at home, space can be a difficult hurdle to clear. However, a few helpful strategies can help space-starved hosts pull off a holiday soiree where everyone is comfortable.

•Pare down the menu.

Holiday feasts don’t have to resemble medieval banquets with excessive amounts of food and drink. Hosts with small kitchens and tiny dining quarters can pare down the menu, limiting offerings to just a single entree and a few simple side dishes, so everyone feels comfortable at the table and has ample room to eat. A small menu also gives hosts more time to spend with their loved ones during the festivities.

•Don’t overdo it on drinks, either. When planning the drinks menu, avoid offering cocktails, which take time to prepare and often require guests to visit the kitchen for refrigerated ingredients. Limit drinks to wine, beer, water, and soft drinks, storing cold beverages in a cooler kept outside on a front or back porch or in an area outside the kitchen so cooks can work without interruption.

•Move some furniture. If your main living space is small, consider moving some bulky furniture into a bedroom or office where guests won’t be spending

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and receive Coupons for Two Free Brunches

The Home of Real Food!

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15 Minutes From Clarkson 14369 Ridge Road West • Albion, NY 14411 (Route 104 at the corner of Route 98)

585-589-9151 • www.tillmansvillageinn.com

Saturday, December 21st 5:00-8:00PM

Holiday Seafood & Prime Rib Buffet

Featuring our famous Prime Rib fresh carved, Shrimp, Crab, Lobster Thermidor, Clams, Haddock, Full Deluxe Salad & Dessert Bar. With Beverage.

Limited seating make your reservations now!

only

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time. Then make better use of the open living space by placing folding chairs or other accommodations to ensure there’s ample seating for everyone. A single recliner can only be enjoyed by one person, but removing it from a room may create enough space for as many as three folding chairs.

•Go small on decorations. If you know you’ll be hosting in advance of the holiday season, decorate with guests in mind.

That might mean skipping a six-foot Christmas tree in favor of one that takes up less space. Avoid leaving any fragile decorations out, as adults or overexcited kids may knock them over as they try to navigate a cramped space.

Holiday hosting can be fun, even in small spaces. A few simple tricks can make even the smallest spaces accommodating.

(Metro)

The Salvation Army makes it easier to give More shoppers are carrying less cash these days, and it poses a challenge to The Salvation Army, which funds much of its yearly budget through The Red Kettle Campaign.

Now, The Salvation Army is making it easier than ever to give with “Kettle Pay,” which accepts Apple Pay or Google Pay. The holiday season’s iconic Red Kettles now feature stickers that allow you to donate almost as easily as dropping cash in the Kettle.

The Salvation Army has placed smart chips and QR codes on Red Kettle signs across the state, allowing donors to simply “bump” or scan their phones to make a digital donation.

Donors will be directed to a custom donation page that accepts Apple or Google payment options. The funds will then be distributed to local Salvation Army units based on the donor’s billing zip code, and an email receipt will be sent directly to their phone.

“For nearly 155 years, The Salvation Army has employed creative, forward thinking to find solutions. More consumers

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are using their phones to pay for everyday items and Kettle Pay makes it even easier for donors to join The Salvation Army’s Fight for Good. Anyone can fight for our neighbors who are experiencing poverty by donating to Salvation Army programs,” said Major Ivan Rock, Commander of The Salvation Army’s Empire State Division.

Now in its 129th year, The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign is one of the oldest and largest charitable campaigns in the world. Every year, the campaign raises millions of dollars to provide toys for kids at Christmas, clothes and shelter for the homeless, food for the hungry, after-school programs for kids, and other services to America’s most vulnerable populations year-round.

Donations are accepted at any of the thousands of traditional Red Kettles found on street corners and in front of stores across the state, or online at empire.salvationarmy.org.

To learn more and join The Salvation Army in the #FightForGood, visit empire. salvationarmy.org.

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While you’re away - let us provide a vacation for your Dog or Cat! Ebb Tide Kennels & Stables provides boarding with 24 Hour security for safety and comfort for your pet with personal attention from resident owner and staff. Walk Time, Play Time and Training, or problem solving are available.

Choose from our Luxury Suites or regular runs. Pickup and delivery are available.

Need a great gift idea? Ebb Tide Kennels & Stables offers gift certificates for Boarding and Grooming, as well as classes in Obedience, Rally, Agility, Nose Work or Horseback Riding Lessons. Stop in for all natural Dog Foods, Pet Supplies, and fragrant Pet Candles. Ebb Tide Kennels & Stables, 16787 Ridge Road, Holley, 6385042. Ebbtidekennels.com

CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS at the MORGAN-MANNING HOUSE 151 Main Street, Brockport, NY 14420

Friday - December 6, 10am-9pm Saturday - December 7, 10am-4pm

Local and regional artisans will display and sell their handcrafted items throughout this beautifully restored Victorian mansion.

Holiday Décor and Ornaments, Jewelry, Woven and Knitted Apparel, Paintings and Prints, Pottery, Wood Bowls and Servers, and Other Exquisite Giftware.

Major credit cards accepted $4 donation suggested at the door For information: Telephone (585) 637-3645 E-mail: morganmanninghouse@gmail.com Website: www.morganmanninghouse.org

With gratitude we present:

AN Old-FAshiONed ChristmAs iN the VillAge OF speNCerpOrt

Celebrates 24 Years!

No Detour Necessary ~ Enter Village at “Local Traffic” Signs!

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2019 1:00 - 7:00 PM

• Santa & Mrs. Claus • Bandstand Entertainment • Living Nativity • Food & Shopping • NEW: Photo Booth • Strolling Characters • Free Children’s Craft Tent • Horse Drawn Hayrides at Amity Street: $3 pp Children: Visit the Trolley Depot Canal Museum and make a Christmas card for the Troops!

UNION STREET BANDSTAND ENTERTAINMENT: 1:00-1:30 Sounds of Christmas Ring Thru The Village 1:30-1:45 Koren Holley ~ Bringing You Cheer 1:55-2:10 Little Red Dance Studio ~ Holiday Joy 2:20-2:50 Terry Fykes’ Main St. Players & The Five Point Performance Co. ~ Various Holiday Selections 3:00-3:30 La Danse Workshop ~ Swing in the Holiday 3:40-3:55 RIT Enore A Cappella ~ Melodious Carols 4:00-4:15 Marianna Ban ~ Jazzin’ Up The Season 4:20-4:35 Brianna Collichio ~ Medleys of Christmas 4:45-5:00 Expressions of Dance by Lisa ~ Dance Finale 5:00-7:00 *** AT THE TOLLING OF THE CHURCH BELLS *** Caroling at the Gazebo Tree Lighting Ceremony and our 24th 1 MILE CANDLELIGHT CAROLING STROLL... led by horse & wagon

God bless...and a very Merry Christmas to all!

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Interior Expressions

by design

Festive Holiday Decor and Unusually Exciting Gift Ideas

SATURDAY, NovembeR 30th (Small business Saturday)

FrEE GIFt For tHE FIrst 25 cUstomErs. Percentage of sales going to a LocAL chARiTY.

• Holiday Décor • Ponchos • Capes • Wraps • Scarves • Fashion Accessories & Jewelry • Home Accents 1100 Long Pond Rd. (Country Village Plaza) Corner of Maiden Ln. 225-6757 Tues.-Sat. 10-5:30; Thurs. 10-8:00; Sun. Noon-4:00 Visit our website: www.interiorexpressionsbydesign.com

Winter Storage Available

1/day

$

386 S. Union Street • Spencerport, NY 14559 (585) 352-1930 • hollinkmotorsports.com

Name Your Own Savings!

Up To $99 - 10% OFF $100 To $200 - 15% OFF $201 & Up - 20% OFF Offer only applies to Parts & Accessories. This offer is not to be combined with other discounts or sale items. This coupon must be presented and is valid until December 31, 2019.

Note to Area Churches: Let Westside News help you spread the word about your

Christmas Services Special pages running in Suburban News & The Herald

December 8, 15 & 22

Looking for ideas for that special someone on your list? The friendly and helpful staff at J. William Jewelers, 106 South Union Street, in the village of Spencerport has all the answers.

Their store is stocked full of beautiful jewelry for gift giving. In addition to all the popular items, three-stone earrings, pendants and rings, watches, 14K gold and sterling silver pieces, diamonds, gemstones and charms, J. William Jewelers has specialty items and one-of-akind pieces, as well as their exclusive “Signature Collection” engagement rings and wedding bands (as pictured). And for your peace of mind, all repairs, appraisals and service are done on premises. Stop by and let owners John and Joyce McGrath and their knowledgeable staff help you make your loved one’s holiday dreams come true.

Spencerport Optical offers complete eye care for the entire family. Their professional staff including owner, optician Keith Oetinger, Dr. Cary A. Kazdan and Dr. Peter Micca are now accepting new patients.

Located at 24 West Avenue, in Spencerport, Spencerport Optical has a large selection of fashion eyewear, contact lenses and sunglasses. Complete eye examinations are available including screening for glaucoma, diabetes, cataracts and many other diseases. Your eyeglass prescriptions can be filled and most medical plans are accepted. Call 352-1960 to schedule your appointment today. Visit www.spencerportoptical.com

Wendy, owner and stylist at Babe’s Hair Salon and Spa, 7 Fitch Street in the village of Churchville, is ready to help you achieve your individual look and feel. The salon offers services for men, women and children, including cuts, styles, color, hilites and lowlites, foils, perms, pedicures, manicures, nail enhancements, Shellac and Gel nails, waxing, tanning, and massage therapy by Maggie. Need the perfect holiday gift? Babe’s offers many hair care and spa packages from which to choose. All massage therapy services are by appointment only, 813-4926.

Call 293-1176 for more details or to make an appointment. Babe’s Hair Salon is celebrating 38 years in Churchville and surrounding areas.

Choose the weeks that fit your schedules.

Several sizes available to suit your needs.

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1776 Hilton-Parma Corners Road, Spencerport Call for details 585-352-3411 • westsidenewsny.com

Stop in to Hilton Family Pharmacy, located at 32 Main St., Hilton, and enjoy a cup of coffee at The Coffee Corner while browsing through the wide array of specialty products in their gift shop. Items include Jim Shore and Willow Tree collectibles, Yankee Candles, Estes Rockets, Ty Beanie Boos, Finger Lakes Coffee, mylar and latex balloons and much more. In addition to an assortment of over the counter medications and health products, Hilton Family Pharmacy offers flu shots and immunizations, durable medical equipment, Dr. Comfort Diabetic Footwear and supplies, and many services including med synchronization, and even free home delivery of prescriptions. Call 392-7979 for information or to transfer prescriptions. Store and Coffee Corner hours are Monday through Friday 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Pharmacy is open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Visit www.hiltonfamilypharmacy.com.

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Shop small businesses to improve the holiday experience

Children in Yuletide skit. Photo by Patty Singer.

Christmas Open House ~ December 14th 9AM-6PM Schwenk * Wine Cellars

20% OFF

Tasting 9-4pm

Some Exclusions Will Apply

Come & browse in our beautiful Christmas Gift Shop it’s filled to the brim Hendel Farms Products Bird Seed, Wood Pellets, Coal All your animal needs.

Large selection of

APPLES FALL VEGGiES CiDER

FREE Donut

1420 County Line Rd., Kendall • (585) 659-9131 We also offer a large selection of Beautiful Christmas Trees & Wreaths •Shopping small businesses helps give back to the community directly. According to Civic Economics, a strategic planning business, on average 48 percent of each purchase made at independent businesses is recirculated locally through tax money and other support.

•Small business owners often strive to provide personalized, hands-on customer service. Repeat business is key to their survival, so they want to ensure shoppers are happy.

•Small businesses, since they are not beholden to corporate oversight in terms of what they sell, have greater flexibility. That allows them to offer a diverse product selection.

•Small business owners often live nearby, and they’re the people you see in town, schools and elsewhere in the local community. Many consumers are comforted to know they’re supporting their neighbors, especially during the holiday season.

Supporting local businesses is easy.

And shoppers who like what they see can share the good news with others on social media.

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Yuletide traditions come to life at Genesee Country Village & Museum In the midst of the modern holiday hustle and bustle, a local tradition offers the chance to step back in time and experience the season as it once was. Guests to Genesee Country Village & Museum’s Yuletide in the Country Tours will travel through the Museum’s historic 19thcentury Village, visiting vignettes that illuminate the link between today’s cherished holiday traditions and the cultural customs of generations that came before.

Theatrical performances will represent the rich history and tradition that newcomers to the region would have shared throughout the 19th century. Highlights include a look at a Polish Christmas Eve Wigilia dinner, a Hanukkah celebration, traditional Norwegian julkaker cookie baking, and even a visit from St. Nick.

Reservations are required for the Yule-

SAVE THE DATE!

tide in the Country Tours, which run December 6-8, 13-15, and 19-21. Tickets are $25 per person, $23 for GCV&M Members, and can be purchased online at www.gcv.org. The Museum is offering a discount for a limited time on select dates, with $2 off tour tickets for Friday, December 6, and Sunday, December 8.

This limited-time discount runs only until December 2. Reserve online at www. gcv.org or by calling 294-8218.

New this year, GCV&M is offering select tours for those with mobility issues who need extra time navigating the walk through the Village, as well as ASL-interpreted tours for deaf visitors.

Reservations for these specific tours can be made via email at info@gcv.org or by calling 294-8218.

Adding to the festive ambiance, visitors can make reservations for Genesee Country Village & Museum’s Yuletide Dinner, either in addition to a Yuletide Tour or as a stand-alone experience.

Guests will enjoy a feast of traditional dishes like roasted turkey with gravy and smoked ham, plus a bounty of side dishes and desserts, set amidst twinkling lights and holiday decorations. Separate reservations are required in advance for Yuletide Dinner, which will be available the same nights at Yuletide Tours, December 6-8, 13-15, and 19-21. Tickets for Yuletide Dinner are $30 for adults, $18 youth ages 2-10, and ages one and under are free. Reserve online at www.gcv.org or by calling 294-8218.

Genesee Country Village & Museum’s Flint Hill Store will be open during all holiday season events for those looking for unique, handmade gifts including pottery hand-thrown in the Historic Village.

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51 Railroad Ave. • Hilton • 734-7030 www.casuallure.com

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‘Tis the Season at

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It’s the time of year when newspapers thicken with sales circulars and holiday advertisements. Consumers looking to beat the hustle and bustle and steer clear of the crowds this year may want to pay attention to local businesses in lieu of trekking to nearby shopping malls.

Every time consumers visit local coffee shops to grab a latte, pick up a dress at a nearby boutique or patronize a farmer’s market down the street, they are supporting a small business. The Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving are some of the busiest shopping days of the season, and they also can be some of the friendliest to small businesses.

Plaid Friday was conceptualized in Oakland. It may have been born in the Golden State, but the movement soon spread across the country. Plaid Friday is an alternative to big box stores’ Black Friday bonanzas. It is designed to promote both local and independentlyowned businesses during the holiday season. The name Plaid Friday was used to help people visualize the various threads of small businesses coming together to create a strong community fabric that was diverse and creativity.

Shoppers can continue their small business patronage with Small Business Saturday. This, too, is a counterpart to Black Friday and Cyber Monday. The first event was created by American Express in conjunction with the nonprofit National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Since its inception, many small business groups, merchants and politicians have touted the event and the Shop Small® mantra. The idea is that when small businesses thrive, communities and individuals thrive along with them.

The Small Business Administration says that, since 1995, small businesses have generated 66 percent of all new jobs in the United States. There are a number of big reasons to shop small. One can start around the holidays and then continue all year long.

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Happy Holiday Season!

For all your gift giving needs!

Why pay more?

NEW LOCATION!

Heart-in-Hand Family Massage Penny J. Bowers, 585-704-4976

Shop Small

Small Business Saturday

NYS Licensed Massage Therapist Ontario College Certified Reflexology License #010131 since 1997

Nov. 30

From Infants to Seniors Medical Massage Cranial-Sacral Reiki

Holiday Open House Dec. 6, 7 &8

Save

10%-50%

throughout the store,

Truly Pampered Salon & Spa 97 West Avenue, Brockport, NY

Gift Certificates Available Available for Appointments Mondays & Tuesdays

Buy 5 Get 1 FRee plus...

71 Main St., BRockpoRt

637-9150

Hours: Mon.-Wed. 10:30-6; Closed Thanksgiving Day; Fri. 10-6, Sat. 10-5

Holiday wishes.

Kelly M Lewis, Agent

59 South Main Street Brockport, NY 14420 Business: 585-637-5358 kelly.lewis.nhvj@statefarm.com

May the magic of the season bring you peace, love and joy.

Happy Holidays to an incredible community!

Ideas for making holiday memories Counting down to Christmas Day means many different things to people across the globe. Although families likely have several different traditions they anticipate each year, it can be fun to incorporate some new merrymakers into the festivities. Here are some festive ideas to include in the days leading up to Christmas - a special family calendar of fun finds.

•Annual memento: Have the kids or adults make one new handmade ornament each year. This way the tree is always evolving, and everyone can track milestones.

•Cookie day: Devote one day to making Christmas cookies. Invite friends or family members over. Distribute some cookies to elderly neighbors.

•Holiday classic: Spend a night in and watch a classic Christmas flick you’ve never seen before. Streaming movie services often put classics and obscure titles into rotation during the holiday season.

•Christmas concert: Host a gathering of children where they can sing or perform their favorite tunes for an audience. Take it on the road to a nearby nursing home.

•Dine out: Take a break from cooking, shopping and hosting and stop into a restaurant you’ve been meaning to try. Keep it local to support nearby businesses.

•Adopt a child/family: Volunteer with a charitable organization that provides for less fortunate families. Answer the Christmas desires of a needy child or family by purchasing an item on their wish lists.

•See the sights: Pack the children into the family car to tour nearby areas and look at Christmas lights displays. Bring along cookies and hot chocolate.

•Trim a tree: Get together with adult friends at a tree-trimming party. Rotate the hosting house each year.

•Play dress-up: A gentleman can dress up as the man in red and pop into a friend’s holiday gathering.

•Wilderness walk: Enjoy the crisp air and snow and see a local park from a winter perspective.

•Acts of kindness: Choose any act of kindness and make it happen this Christmas.

It can include feeding the hungry or helping a disabled person shop for the season.

•Kids’ Secret Santa: Spread the joy of giving by having the kids choose a sibling or friend’s name from a hat and purchasing or making a gift for that person.

•Hand out hot chocolate: Make a big thermos of hot chocolate and give it out to shoppers or workers who have been out in the cold.

•Read religious stories: Understand the true meaning of the season by reading Biblical passages.

•Camp-in: The first night the tree is decorated, allow the kids to sleep beside it under the glow of Christmas lights.

•Scavenger hunt: Plan holiday-themed trivia questions and hide small trinkets for children to find.

•Surprise box: Put a gender and age nonspecific gift into a box. On Christmas Eve or Christmas Day, the person who finds a hidden gift tag under their chair at dinner gets to open the box.

•Family portrait: Wear your holiday finery and pose for a portrait that actually will be printed and framed.

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There are thousands of gift ideas for everyone you want to remember this holiday. Stop in and ask about our “Tote Bag Tuesdays.”

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Sara’s can help with any style. Florist quality wreaths and real trees on display around the shop make picking the perfect ones much easier. There’s free baling and free tree drilling offered to make transport and set up much easier. Stop at Sara’s for ornaments, lights, centerpieces and indoor holiday plants such as Poinsettias, Christmas cactus and potted live evergreen trees.

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Visit downtown Brockport for your holiday shopping. Enjoy the delightful atmosphere and selection of goods and services. Support Black Friday, November 29, and Small Business Saturday, November 30. Pick up a BMA HOLIDAY PASSPORT at Lift Bridge or Lightways. December 6 through 16, enjoy additional sales and specials at participating merchants on Main, Market, and Clinton Streets. Relax and shop at local merchants during the Open House Weekend, December 6 through 9. The Holiday Parade down Main Street is at 5 p.m., Sunday, December 8. Join St. Luke’s Carolers, Saturday, December 14, 4 to 6 p.m. They will begin at The Welcome Center, sing along the canal, then at merchants’ stores and finish at St. Luke’s Church.

Light A CAndLe of Love Since Christmas is a time for remembering, we are lighting a candle in our funeral home for all the families we have served this past year.

Liberty Hollow is always a great place to go! Open 7 days a week all year, Liberty Hollow has extended hours starting November 29 for the holiday season. Shop Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings until 7 p.m.

Sixty vendors with different products make for easy browsing, and everything is on one floor. You can always find that special and unique gift at Liberty Hollow -- there are hundreds of one-of-a-kind treasures from which to choose. Stop by for that special gift, Christmas decoration or let the recipients shop themselves by giving a Liberty Hollow Gift Certificate. The friendly vendors are always ready to assist you and on Saturdays and Sundays during December will be offering free gift wrapping for purchases. Stop in at 4975 Ridge Rd. West, Spencerport, (585) 349-4500.

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Come in and see what Hollink Motorsports has to offer holiday shoppers -- check out brands like Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki and Yamaha. Remember, an ATV makes a big holiday hit for the lover of the outdoors! Hollink also stocks generators to help you be prepared for emergencies.Hollink Motorsports is located at 386 South Union Street in Spencerport and is open Mon., Tues., Thurs. from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Wed., Fri. & Sat. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 585-352-1930 and visit online at hollinkmotorsports.com

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Keep safety in mind when decorating for the holidays Decorations help make the holiday season a magical time of year. Stores are awash in color and twinkling lights, and similar imagery is on display in private homes. Designing holiday displays can be a great way for families to spend time together and kick off the celebration. In fact, according to Electrical Safety Foundation International, around 90 percent of Americans decorate their homes for the holidays.

When trimming the tree and decorating this holiday season, families must keep safety in mind. A little planning and some precautionary measures can ensure displays are enjoyed all season long. Here are some holiday decorating safety tips.

•Do not overload outlets. Plan displays according to the number and location of available outlets.

•Never exceed the maximum number of light strands that can be attached together.

•Use lights and products that have been tested for safety. Certification marks like UL, ETL and CSA are from nationally recognized laboratories.

•LED lights should be used whenever possible. Such lights consume less energy and run cooler than other bulbs.

•The ESFI says candles start almost 50 percent of all decoration fires. Minimize the risk by using candles only when they can be monitored. Artificial candles can be used in place of real candles.

•Check for freshness in live trees. A fresh tree will last longer and is less of a fire hazard than an old tree.

•Place Christmas trees at least three feet away from all heat sources, including fireplaces and heaters.

•Use decorations that are non-combustible or made from flame-resistant materials.

•Pay attention to the age recommendations of decorations to see if they can be used in homes with young children. Some items, however common, are choking or strangulation hazards.

•Avoid putting small, “mouth-sized” decorations near the ground or on lower limbs of trees, where young children can easily reach them.

•Exercise caution when hanging decorations at high heights. Make sure the ladder is secured and have a spotter who can hold the ladder and pass items up safely.

•Outdoor electric lights and decorations should be plugged into circuits protected by ground fault circuit interrupters, or GFCIs. •Exercise caution when decorating near power lines that extend to the house.

•Keep hung stockings far away from open flames so they do not catch any errant embers.

These are just a few suggestions for decorating safely for the holiday season.

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The horse and buggy on Tillman’s signs is not fiction – it is fact. This historic establishment dates back to 1894, and guests can view the marvelous artifacts of centuries past throughout the restaurant. Nevertheless, Tillman’s is not a museum. It is an award winning restaurant that has earned top marks from food critics, as well as awards for menu excellence. Other honors have been bestowed for the restaurant’s signature prime rib, steak and lobster. However this eatery is equally beloved for its old fashioned comfort foods, including pork chops, chicken, and house roasted turkey. From the sea, jumbo shrimp, sea scallops, haddock, halibut and Alaskan king crab are just some of the choices. Whatever your dinner choice you can enjoy it along with a glass of fine wine. For the tykes they offer a Kiddie Korner menu. Tillman’s Historic Village Inn is located at 14369 Ridge Road West in Albion. Call 585-589-9151 or visit www.TillmansVillageInn.com.

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