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Greece Arcadia’s First Graduating Class Class of 1966 Celebrated their 50th Reunion

by Barbara Burke

The 50th reunion of the 1966 graduating class from Greece Arcadia High School was celebrated in September 2016, it was a very special reunion.

The Class of 1966 was the first class to graduate from the then newly opened Greece Arcadia High School. “We had a lot of firsts at Greece Arcadia. We started as 10th graders so we were like a senior class all through 10th, 11th and 12th grades. We were always the oldest students,” class member Marsha Hazen said.

Being the first class in the new school presented many challenges. They started from scratch with all teachers, clubs, sports teams, organizations and they had the first yearbook for their graduat- Greece Arcadia cheerleaders conducted the school tour. ing class of 1966. There was no school history or traditions to build upon. They were charting new ter- mittee was successful in contacting about half of the graduating class. The result was 100 class members attending the reunion. ritory as a class.

They came from Canada and all across the United States from The graduating class of 1966 had 300 members. “It was a real California to Florida. challenge to contact all 300 class members for the reunion,” Reunion weekend started on Friday, September 23rd with an Marsh Hazen said. She was a member of the class reunion cominformal “Meet and Greet” at Hose 22 Fire House Grill on Stutmittee consisting of 16 class members that accepted the chalson Street in Rochester. “It was a very casual get together where lenge. Through the use of social media and the internet the comcontinued on page 11 ★

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Children of all ages looking for a way to express their creativity are invited to two upcoming sessions of Creator’s Workshop hosted by Victory Road Association of Greece.

Held at the Victory Road offices, 1256 Latta Road, Greece, (next to Ezzy’s Restaurant), the free programs offer children a chance to repurpose items that might otherwise be recycled or thrown out and create original items of all sorts.

Participants should be accompanied by a parent or guardian who can stay with them during the program which runs from 10AM to 11:30AM on Saturday, May 13,2017 and Saturday, June 10, 2017.

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•Cycling- Bicycling can be a great low impact or high impact workout based on the trail you choose. Choose one that is best for your condition. Long distance cycling burns a lot of calories.

•Beach Runs/Walks- We are very fortunate to live near Lake Ontario providing great beach options. Walking or running on the sand burns calories. Be sure to wear supportive running shoes, turning an ankle is a risk when running on sand. Start slower than you would if you were running on pavement and work your way up as you get comfortable with the terrain.

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•Swimming- This form of cardio is often overlooked, if done at a higher intensity and longer duration it can give you a good workout. Swimming at the lake, on vacation or in a good sized pool is a great way to get your cardio in on hot days and stay cool. Start by swimming 15 minutes and add 5 minutes every week until you can reach 45 minutes straight.

•Canoeing/Rowing- This is a great group activity. There are many local small marinas on inlets of the lake or the canal that offer canoe and row boat rentals. It is especially good for anyone with knee issues because it is primarily all upper body and still raises the heart rate.

•Tennis- If you’re someone who likes racket sports tennis is a great option for burning up to 600 calories an hour. It’s also a good upper body workout.

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Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration Planning Underway Micky Dolenz, the Voice of the Monkees, will take center stage as this year’s featured performance at the 4th Annual Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration. Local favorites Beatlemagic will be kicking off the night as the opening band.

The morning will once again start with the 5K Freedom Run followed by the Scooby Stars and Stripes Kids Fun Run. Forms for registration for the 5K Freedom Run are available on the Town of Greece website www.greeceny.gov and the Run Sign Up website RunSignUp.com - search for Town of Greece Freedom Run 5k.

Beginning in the early evening bounce houses, musical performances and delicious food vendors will pave the way to the concerts and then the grand finale of the evening will be the Fireworks Spectacular Display.

“This is our fourth year of bringing this celebration to our community,” Reilich said. “I am honored to join with our Town Board members in hosting the 4th of July at the Greece Town Hall Campus for all of our families to enjoy.”

As summer approaches visit www.greeceny.gov for more information and updates on this event.

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Greece Arcadia’s First Graduating Class continued from page 8

we all got reacquainted,” Marsha said.

On Saturday morning, September 24th the group assembled at Greece Arcadia for a tour. They met in the auditorium where they were greeted and welcomed by current Greece Arcadia principal Gina Larsen. Greece Arcadia cheerleaders were the tour guides and were very interested in what high school life was like at Greece Arcadia during the 1960’s. “We all reminisced and marveled at the changes to the school. One big change is that there are now middle school students at the school and our library is part of the middle school. We were also given a tour of the new Science Wing. It was fun to be together and remember how the school was when we were the students,” Marsha said.

After the tour, the group enjoyed lunch at Bill Gray’s Restaurant.

On Saturday evening, the Formal Dinner was held at Ridgemont Country Club on West Ridge road in Greece. The evening consisted dinner, dancing, and “major socializing.” Class member Joe Janowicz addressed the group and spoke about their high school days.

The evening concluded with class members suggesting a 55th reunion instead of waiting for the traditional 60th year reunion.

“Many of us reconnected and renewed former friendships. We plan to all keep in touch through our Facebook page,” Marsha said.

In March 2017, the Class of 1966 presented current Greece Arcadia principal Gina Larsen with a plaque commemorating their continued on page 12

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Greece Arcadia’s First Graduating Class continued from page 11 50th High School reunion. The words on the plaque were written by class member Joe Janowicz with minor revisions by the reunion committee.

The plaque reads: WE WERE THE FIRST… To walk these halls To open the lockers To learn from our teachers To celebrate our teams’ victories To perform in the school auditorium To create the school newspaper, yearbook, and traditions To hug and cry the day President Kennedy died

To create our lives from all we learned and experienced We were the first sophomores, juniors, and seniors…

We were the FIRST graduating class of Greece Arcadia 1966.

But we are not the LAST. We leave a legacy of FIRSTS for all future classes to build on To find a way to give back and make the world a better place.

As you walk in OUR footsteps, the class of 1966 wishes you all the best.

In celebration of our 50th reunion 2016 For more information go to Facebook and search Greece Arcadia Class of 1966.

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A New Direction Announced For Greece Performing Arts Society New Logo, Theatre Company, Community Partnerships and More An Expansion in the Town of Greece and Downtown Rochester Since 1969, the Greece Performing Arts Society (GPAS) has had a strong presence in the Town of Greece providing opportunities for hundreds of community residents to grow as musicians and artists while performing throughout the community to thousands of appreciative audiences.

On April 2, 2017 at a GPAS press conference and concert, Board President Eric Vaughn Johnson announced the “Next Chapter” for the GPAS including a new direction with a fresh new look, a new theatre company, several new community partnerships, and plans to expand performance opportunities within Greece and in the Greater Rochester area. The full 2017 performing schedule is available at GreecePerformingArts.org.

“We are thrilled to be giving more life to one of the oldest established arts organizations in New York State,” said Johnson. “The talent in these groups is outstanding. Each group is a gem in our community and now it is time to make these GPAS groups shine even more! This new direction will provide more opportunities for the performers and expand entertainment choices for audiences to ultimately strengthen visibility of the arts in our community.”

Recently the GPAS Board took on a branding initiative and introduced a new logo. The existing logo was created in the 1990’s and used inconsistently. “We wanted to keep all of the positive attributes of the organization, including elements of the former logo, but it was time for a face lift,” said Vice President Jenessa Wheeler. The new GPAS logo, created by Pearlman Graphic Design, highlights the bold stance for the organization while keeping music notes to emphasize a key component of the arts.

Johnson announced the reopening of GPAS’s Greece Theatre Company under the artistic direction of wellknown Rochester actress, Janine Mercandetti. The theatre

company will showcase performers of all ages in a variety of different theatrical genres, kicking off with the Upstate New York regional premier of Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Mercandetti will be serving as GPAS’s new Artistic Director bringing the presence of GPAS to Downtown Rochester.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame will feature Rochester adult performers alongside GPAS’s Choral Society. The production will be performed at the new Lyric Theatre Main Stage, on East Avenue in Downtown Rochester from October 20-29, 2017.

GPAS recently formed several community partnerships with a professional photographer, a well-known theatrical performing arts group, and with the media. Greece resident, Ali Cacia with AMC Photography, joined as a partner to photograph GPAS events and performances. “AMC Photography is super excited to be capturing the candid and live performance moments of the six GPAS groups,” said Cacia. Her photos will be used for media publicity and also posted on the newly revised GPAS website and Facebook page. These sites continued on page 23

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Arcadia “Greece Cup” Champs

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The Greece Arcadia Boys Golf Team won the Greece Cup for the first time on Monday, April 10, 2017 at Ridgemont

Country Club on West Ridge Road in Greece.

Started in 2010, the Greece Cup is a friendly competition between the boys golf teams from Arcadia, Athena, Olympia and Odyssey High Schools. In the previous seven years the cup has been won, each year, by the Greece Athena team.

In the tradition of giving back to the Greece community, Ridgemont Country Club has graciously hosted the Greece Cup Tournament at no charge to the school every year since its inception in 2010.

Leading the charge this year for the Arcadia Titans were sophomore Tyler Snedden with a 43 and senior Rhys Levesque with a 48. Arcadia Golf team coach Ed Patt says, “Arcadia is off to a 4-1 start, its best in a few years. They have a good balance of talent within the grade levels. In the top six players there are three seniors, Rhys Levesque, Joe Vrielynck, and Zack Sechrist, two sophomores, Tyler Snedden and Cameron Misiurewicz and an 8th grader, Dylan Tompkins.”

Coach Patt attributes the success of this group to team work. “We have a great group of kids that love to play golf.

They encourage each other and help each other out, and they are open to suggestions. They are fun to coach,” Patt says.

The team is made up of students from 8th Grade to Seniors. They play 16 matches in the season leading up to the Monroe County Tournament in May where top players compete for a spot in the Tournament of Champions and Section 5 Tournament.

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Cover Photo: Left to right: Dylan Tompkins, Tyler Snedden, Rhys Levesque, Joe Vrielynck, Zach Sechrist Photo by Karen Fien

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Greece Chamber of Commerce May Events •Youth Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony 2017 • May 4, 2017 7PM-9PM The Mall at Greece Ridge (State Street Restaurant wing) The Youth Hall of Fame recognizes 11th and/or 12th grade high school students throughout the region who have demonstrated leadership and community spirit through exceptional personal achievement or employment. The Youth Hall of Fame was founded by Ralph DeStephano and is currently chaired by Rhett VanScoter. The program is an initiative of the Greece Regional Chamber of Commerce with key support from area schools and businesses. This event is free and open to the public. For more information call (585) 227-7272 or info@greecechamber.org.

•Business After Hours Networking • May 11, 2017 5:15PM-7:15PM Pole Position Raceway, Marketplace Mall, One Miracle Mile Drive, Henrietta Join the Greece Regional Chamber NextGen Professionals for an evening of networking, refreshments, and racing at Pole Position Raceway. Pole Position is the most premium electric, indoor go-karting experience in America. A 52,000 sq. ft. Rochester facility featuring a quarter-mile long European-style track. This event gives local business owners and area professionals an opportunity to network in a relaxed setting at the end of the work day. Be sure to bring your business cards. Registration Required.

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Greece Regional Chamber Members: Free Admission and Free Racing; Non-Members: Free Admission and 50% Discount on Racing ($14 per person instead of the regular admission fee of $28 per person).• •2017 Health and Senior Housing Expo • Saturday, May 20, 2017 10:00AM-12:00PM The Village at Unity (Clock Tower Entrance), 1471 Long Pond Road, Greece The 2017 Health and Senior Housing Expo will showcase all facets of community health and wellness with interactive exhibits and presentations by a wide range of business, individual businesses and nonprofits in the health, human service and senior housing arenas. This event is Free and open to the public. For more information, contact the Greece Regional Chamber at (585) 227-7272 or info@greecechamber.org.

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Johnson also announced that GPAS will be partnering with The Rochester Association of Performing Arts (RAPA) to bring back The Young Artists Competition. This began in 1973 and was held for 40 years until 2013, most recently under the direction of the late Mike Szatkowski. Applications will now be open to all elementary, middle, and high school students from Greece schools and expanded to include students in schools in the Greater Rochester area, as well as school-age students of RAPA’s School for Performing Arts. The competition is scheduled for December 3, 2017 with a recital for the winners in early 2018. Awards will include the Phyllis Smith Oyer Musicianship Award (a founding member of GPAS) and the new Mike Szatkowski Extraordinary Performance in Theatre Arts Award.

GPAS is proud to partner with Westside News as the first media sponsor for advertising and promotion of upcoming events and performances in this publication, mailed to some Greece ZIP codes and also available at over 45 businesses and stores within the community.

New 2017 events, along with The Hunchback of Notre Dame, include a plethora of concerts and events.

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•On June 10, GPAS’s Summer Soiree will be held at Davinci’s of Greece and feature a full buffet dinner, community musical talent,a silent auction, and more. Tickets for this fundraiser are available at all area Wegmans for $40 per person.

•On June 30, GPAS’s Greece Jazz Band will once again be performing as part of The Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival.

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The Greece Performing Arts Society (GPAS) was founded in 1969 to bring a broad range of artistic activities to Greece. Currently there are over 300 members in six GPAS groups: Greece Choral Society (Director Dr. Rollo Fisher), Greece Community Orchestra (Director Jonathan Allentoff), Greece Concert Band (Director BJ Comer), Greece Jazz Band (Director Gary J. Samulski), Greece Symphony Orchestra (Director Dr.David Fetler), and Greece Theatre Company (Artistic Director Janine Mercandetti.) GPAS is one of the oldest established non-profit organizations in New York State. For more information on the new direction of GPAS please visit www.GreecePerformingArts.org. Also, follow Greece Performing Arts by liking us on Facebook.

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GreeceNewsNY.com Business of the Month Ridgeway Sunoco Ridgeway Sunoco was established in April of 1978 at 1615 Long Pond Road in Greece.

An AAA Approved Automotive Repair Shop with 24/7 towing and emergency road service, they are a family owned and operated full service repair shop with a passion for quality automotive repair that is matched only by their dedication to their valued customers. They have five service bays for more efficient service, seven tow trucks on site and offer state-of-the-art diagnostics. Gasoline is also available at Ridgeway Sunoco with two full service and six self serve pumps. A multiple winner of the prestigious AAA Top Shop Award they offer free quotes, early bird drop off and complimentary shuttle service.

“Our goal has always been to offer good service at a fair price,” says owner Tom Fusilli. Under Fusilli’s leadership Ridgeway Sunoco operates under an ethical code of honesty, quality, fair price and family values. They have a staff of dedicated long-term employees that are instrumental in keeping with the established standards. Employees are considered family and this tradition is passed on to their customers as well.

All of the mechanics at Ridgeway Sunoco are ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certified and tow truck drivers are Wreckmaster certified. ASE certification requires technicians to pass at least one exam, fulfill a 2 year work program and retest every five years.

Ridgeway Sunoco believes in community involvement. They regularly support the Greece Chamber of Commerce, Greece Ridge Fire Department, Greece Police Department, the YMCA and Park Ridge Hospital. They sponsor several charitable golf tournaments benefiting the Open Door Mission, RSGDA and the Ralph DeStefano Tournament. Car wash fundraisers are welcomed to again support community organizations.

They also host a “Knowledge is Power” seminar for women.

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RIT Math Program for 8th Grade Girls July 17-21, 2017 RIT College of Science hosts award-winning SMASH program A summer program at Rochester Institute of Technology will introduce middle-school girls to a world driven by mathematics.

The RIT Summer Math Applications in Science with Hands-on experience for girls, or SMASH, will show rising eighth graders the power of mathematical modeling.

Teams of girls will use math to decode mysteries in science and other real-world puzzles, while learning about future math-based careers. Participants will also gain experience presenting their ideas at the end of the session.

The program will be held in the RIT College of Science 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. July 17-21. Daily drop-off will start at 8:30 a.m., with evening pick-up between 4-5 p.m. Attendance is limited to 40 campers.

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facts, maintenance, schedules and safety. Beverages and snacks are provided along with goodie bags and door prizes. The seminars are held to keep female customers informed when making decisions about their cars.

Customer Service and Satisfaction are priorities at Ridgeway Sunoco. They measure the satisfaction of their customers by the loyalty of returning customers. Generations have passed through their doors. “Our customers are treated as part of an extended family. Most customers are known not only by what car they drive, but also by their name. Hard work and a caring attitude is what you will find at Ridgeway Sunoco. We have laughed and also cried with our customers, it is important to let them know that we care,” Fusilli says.

When Tom Fusilli started the business 39 years ago he knew he needed a new and unique idea to stand out from the other gasoline stations located at the intersection of Ridgeway and Long Pond Roads, an intersection that was called “gasoline alley” because of the abundance of stations at the intersection. His idea was to paint some tires white and put them on the roof to spell “TIRES” in order to attract the attention of cars driving by. Ridgeway Sunoco became known as the building with the tires on the roof. His idea worked.

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The Finger Lakes STEM Hub in 2016 recognized SMASH as an exemplary K-12 STEM program. Maki, a member of RIT Women in Science, developed the program with a grant from RIT’s College of Science in response to the nation’s drop in math and science rankings reported by the U.S. Department of Education. The SMASH program began in 2014 and is affiliated with RIT’s CASTLE, Center for Advancing STEM Teaching, Learning and Evaluation.

SMASH registration is $250 and includes lunch, snacks, recreational activities and T-shirts. Need-based scholarships are available from the RIT College of Science and donor gifts. To register, go to https://www.rit.edu/science/ smash by May 31.

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Take a welcome break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and head on over to the Robach Community Center, 180 Beach Ave., Charlotte, on Sunday, May 7, 2017 for the tenth annual Tea at the Beach hosted by Petra Place Counseling Services of Greece. Set for 2:30-5 p.m., the afternoon will include a catered high tea, an artisan showcase, performances by local dance troupes and musicians, raffles and door prizes. Each guest will receive a gift to take home. A special highlight of the event will be a spring and summer fashion show presented by Chico’s.

Afternoon tea was introduced in England by Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford, in the year 1840. The Duchess would become hungry around four o’clock in the afternoon. The evening meal in her household was served fashionably late at eight o’clock, thus leaving a long period of time between lunch and dinner. The Duchess asked that a tray of tea, bread and butter (some time earlier, the Earl of Sandwich had had the idea of putting a filling between two slices of bread) and cake be brought to her room during the late afternoon. This became a habit of hers and she began inviting friends to join her.

This pause for tea became a fashionable social event.

During the 1880’s upper-class and society women would change into long gowns, gloves and hats for their afternoon tea which was usually served in the drawing room between four and five o’clock.

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Nowadays however, in the average suburban home, afternoon tea is likely to be just a biscuit or small cake and a mug of tea, usually produced using a teabag.

The Petra Place Tea at the Beach was begun in the early days of the Greece counseling center, and over the years, proceeds from the annual rite of spring have helped to support the many programs offered by the center.

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people coming through the doors at Petra Place. Proceeds from the tea will help us to continue to keep the doors open and work towards our dream in the making of expanding our walls someday to provide expanded community outreach programming and serve more people in need of these critical services.”

She added, “Our goal is to ensure that the abused child or the family at risk of becoming broken will not be denied the opportunity to receive loving counseling and spiritual support. When the community supports love and healing, we believe miracles can happen.”

Located at 888 Long Pond Road, Petra Place is a 503(c) non-profit agency which offers mental health services on a sliding scale for the uninsured, as well as provides community outreach as needs are identified. The center relies heavily on donations and support from the community to provide these services. A community of volunteers helps to keep Petra Place afloat and will be on hand at the tea to make sure guests enjoy an afternoon of relaxation and entertainment.

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10PM TO CLOSE Sun.-ThuR.

Wednesday - 50¢ Boneless Wing night 12 Beers on Tap

1205 Spencerport Rd. (formerly Hooks) 413-0757

$

Munchies ~ Buy 1 Get 1 FREE

Dine In Mini TAiLGATE PLATES Only

steak bomber Special

$

Kitchen Open Till 1:30AM Daily; Open Sun.-Sat. 4pm-2am.

CLOSED: Mother’s Day

Tuesday - $5.00

COuPON

Small Steak Bomber served with your choice of toppings and one side order of macaroni salad or french fries

happy hour 4-6 Mon.-Thurs.

512 Long Pond Rd., Rochester 14612 • 227-9100

100off

$

Medium Cheese +1 Topping PIZZA

With coupon. Valid thru 5-21-17 Not valid with other offers.

PLEASE mention coupon when ordering.

100off

$

Any Pasta Dinner

With coupon. Valid thru 5-21-17 Not valid with other offers.

PLEASE mention coupon when ordering.

Beer & Wine Available Dine In • Take Out • Delivery

...see our Full Menu & more coupons! www.lafampizza.com

3208 Latta Rd. (Across from Post Office)

225-9200

Dining Out

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Lamplighter Restaurant Treat Mom to a Very Special

Mother’ss Mother’ Day Brunch Brunch 10:30am-1pm

coMplete with 4’ chocolate Fountain!!

$

18.95 per person

Eggs, Mini Omelets, Bacon, Sausage, Hash, Pancakes, French Toast, Fresh Fruit, Carving Station, Pastas and more! Plus our famous chocolate fountain with all the treats for dipping!!

New and Expanded menu to include Carving Stations, pastas and more!

Call 663-1250 for reservations

B

360 Maiden Lane

arnard

Restaurant & Party House

www.barnardrestaurant.com

SoupS, StarterS & SaladS SOUP Crab Bisque - $7 Baked French Onion - $6.50 Soup of the Day - $4 STARTERS Clams Casino - $9 Shrimp Chilled or Grilled - $14 Mussels - $12 Maryland Crab Cake - $9 Sicilian Calamari - $11 Stuffed Banana Peppers - $8 Grilled Portobello’s - $8 Cheese Board - $15 SALADS House - $5 Caesar - $7 Grilled Romaine $11 Chopped $11

Add Chicken $5 , Shrimp $7 Scallops $9 or Steak $8 to any above salads.

Cheeseburger Caesar $13 Maryland Crab Cakes $14

Salad dressing choices are: Balsamic Vinaigrette, Ranch, Honey Poppy Seed.

Blue Cheese, Gorgonzola, Warm Honey Poppy Seed with bacon all $1 extra

PASTA AnD MORE Chicken Pot Pie $12 Lobster Mac & Cheese $16 Gourmet Meatloaf Tower $15 Steak Sandwich $16 Black Angus Burger $12 Black Bean Burger $10 Eggplant napoleon $16 Pasta Bolognese $14 Pasta And Grilled Vegetables $12 Add shrimp $7, Scallops, $9, Chicken $6

Greens, Beans and Chicken $14 MAinS Chicken French $18 Veal Parmesan $20 Walnut Crusted Salmon $23 Haddock Fiorentina $20 Seared Sea Scallops $30 Pan Sautéed Grouper $26 Hazelnut Crusted Pork Tenderloin $23 Grilled Ribeye $23 Filet Mignon $31 Add a Tossed or Caesar salad to above items for $3.

Separate Checks are available upon request, please let your server know at beginning of your meal. For your convenience an 18% service charge will be added to parties of 7 or more.

831 Fetzner Rd. • 225-2500

Open: Mon.-Sat. 4:30-9:30pm; Closed Sundays except Easter and Mother’s Day Bar Opens at 4:00-10:00pm lamplighterrestaurant.com

HAPPY HOUR Mon.-Fri. 4-6pm Martinis, Manhattans & House Wine $5.00 $6 Appetizers during Happy Hour

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Dining Out

Long Pond Pub SundayWedneSday

585-697-1830

3

Mozzarella Sticks • Sweet Potato Fries Tater Tots • Battered Mushrooms Jalapeno Poppers • Fried Pickles WE ArE GrEECE’S ALL TiME FAvOriTE FOr WiNGS!

Well known for our homemade wing sauce, blue cheese and hamburger hot sauce

COUPON

COUPON

5 OFF 10 OFF Any food and

$

2/$6

$

Any food and beverage order of $25.00

All Day, Every Day

beverage order of $50.00

Exp. 5/19/17 • Not valid with Exp. 5/19/17 • Not valid with other offers or advertised specials other offers or advertised specials

New 65” TV NHL Center Ice Package

510 Long Pond Rd., Rochester, NY 14612

Pizza•Wings•Hot subs•aPPetizers & More

PIZZERIAZERIA 227-9913

Check out our website for more great deals

www.pizzeria-americana.com CouPon

Available Any Day 50 Jumbo Wings $37.96 +tax or Sheet Pizza & 50 Wings $59.26 +tax Additional Toppings Extra. Expires 5/19/17

CouPon

Available Any Day

Available Any Day

14” Medium Cheese Pizza

1/2 Sheet Cheese Pizza & 20 Wings

10.65

+tax

Additional Toppings Extra Expires 5/19/17

FISH FRY Live music call for bands & Nights

28.29

$

Serving

Mother’s Day

Now Booking Parties, Showers, Anniversaries & Bereavements

Chef’s Special Menu 12-5PM

Full Lunch, Dinner & Bar Menu Available Daily Gift Certificates Available

372 Manitou Rd. • 392-3370 www.braddockbaytavernandgrill.com Mon-Sat 11am-2am; Sun Noon-2am For All Your Special Occasions

Salmon Creek Country Club

516 Long Pond road

$

FRIDAY

16 oz. cans Genny, Genny Light, Miller Lite, Coors or Molson (mix or match) 4/$10

• Kitchen Open Late Night • Half Pound Burgers • Specialty Burgers • Wings • Plates • Finger Foods • Rib Eye Steak Home of the Original 1/2 lb. Pub Burger Sandwiches

Well Drinks

Every Wed. & Sat.

16 oz. cans Labatt Blue & Labatt Light 4/$10

9pm til midnight $ 95 appetizerS

CouPon

Prime rib

+tax

Additional Toppings Extra.

Expires 5/19/17

Pizza•Wings•Hot subs•aPPetizers & More

• 40 to 200 Guests • Weddings • Retirements • Banquets • Anniversaries • Showers • Funerals • Business Meetings • In-House Catering • Outdoor Gazebo • Any Occasion • Catering It is our desire to make each event a beautiful memory. Every party is completely private which allows our staff to focus their individual attention on you and your guests. The grounds surrounding the Club House are inviting and serene. www.salmoncreekcountryclub.com

355 Washington Street • Spencerport, NY 14559

352-3664

Dining Out

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Giuseppe’s

Restaurant & Catering Company 50 Spencerport Rd. • Gates Plaza

429-6540 • 426-3397

Catering Menu Buffet #1 - Roasted Chicken, Sausage, Peppers and Onions, Baked Ziti, Roasted Potatoes, Tossed Green Salad with Dressing, Rolls & Butter The Overtime Grill is shrinking in size. Soon they will be turning the key over to new owners for the Dewey Avenue location but still maintaining the N. Greece Restaurant. “It’s definitely time to slow down and enjoy life”, says Lisa Bowles, owner and operator for the past 15 years. “I look forward to helping out the new owners get started. I see the excitement in their eyes as it was for me over a decade ago”.

Lisa’s presence will be seen much more now at the N. Greece location. There is a new menu coming soon which she describes as, AWESOME! They have added more craft beers including Thousand Island Wines to their drink menu.

The Daily Specials are worth the visit. There is a different special every day of the week. Tuesday is their $2 Day with $2 Tacos, $2 Well Drinks and $2 Margaritas. Wednesday is described as one of their biggest nights with Buy One Get One Drinks from 3pm-5pm and then $5 Big A*** Burger Night from 5pm-9pm just to name a few. You can check out all of Overtime’s specials on their website Theovertimegrill.com.

If you’re looking for sports, they have 6 TV’s throughout the small but spacious bar/restaurant with all the games on. They also sponsor dart and pool leagues. Just sign up with CAP Amusement to be a part of their league.

If it’s catering you are looking for, The Overtime Grill has that too. Lisa will help you create your own special menu or you can choose one of the four standard menus listed on their website, from Dinners to Hors d’oeuvres, they have it all.

Come on down and see what Greece and Hilton are talking about. Lisa and the staff are working Overtime to give you a Great Time!

HILTON • 392-4141 • 610 N. Greece Rd. GREECE • 865-2490 • 4670 Dewey Ave. www.theovertimegrill.com • TWO LOCATIONS

Buffet #2 - Choice of meats: Roasted Chicken, Chicken French, Chicken Cacciatore, Chicken Parmigiano, Chicken Marsala, Roast Beef Burgundy, Baked Ham, Sausage, Peppers and Onions, Veal Parmiagiano, Veal French, Meatballs or Sausage from the Sauce.

Includes: Baked Ziti, Roasted Potatoes, Tossed Green Salad with Dressing, Italian Relish Tray, Rolls & Butter.

Prices subject to change entrees by without notice.

Plus Many the Pan als ts o Other Buffe available available

Restaurant Signature Dishes

“...best sauce in town”, “The meatballs are delicious”, “Wow...Homebaked bread” “...best kept secret in Gates”

Homemade Cheese Gnocchi

Prepared from scratch daily

Italian Style Tripe

Visit our Newly Remodeled

Dining & Party Rooms

Delicious Old World Recipe

Greens & Beans

Truly an Italian-American Favorite

Chicken French

One of our House Specialties

Homemade Pastas Hot & Cold Sandwiches All dishes available for Take Out. Catering available. Ask your server about our daily specials.

Lunch & Dinner Special Monday-Thursday

PASTA

All You Can Eat

incl. roll, salad, 2 meatballs or 2 sausages (first serving only)

Fresh Baked Breads & Pastries now available Bakery & take-Out Open at 9:00 am daily

COuPOn

2 Beer Battered or Breaded

FiSh FrieS

Take out only. Expires 6/3/17.

Fridays Only. With this coupon.

Not valid with other offers.

2000

$

Plus tax.

Mother’s Day Brunch Serving 10am-3pm

Eggs Benedict, Cinnamon French Toast, Breakfast Pizza, Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Oven Baked Potatoes, Chicken French, Pulled Pork Sliders, Ham, Pasta, Fresh Fruit and much more! reservations recommended

adults $16.95 • Children 10 & under half Price Children under 3 Free

Mother’s Day Dinner Serving 4pm-9pm

Party room available nOW BOOKing SPring, SuMMer, graduatiOn, WeddingS and ShOWerS. Prices subject to change without notice.

Restaurant Hours Lunch & Dinner…

Mon.-Thurs. 11am-9pm; Fri. & Sat. 11am-9:30pm; Sunday 4pm-9pm • Bakery & Take-Out Open at 9:00 am Daily

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Dining Out

Sullivan’s CharBroil

CATERING for all your Spring and Graduation Parties

The Economizer $8.99 Many more menus available www.sullyscatering.com

BREAkfAST

Saturday & Sunday 7AM-11AM COUPON

COUPON

COUPON

50 Off 100 Off fREE ChEESEBuRGER with purchase of Cheeseburger, fries & 2 Drinks Exp. 6/31/17

$

$

ANY CATERING ANY CATERING ORDER ORDER

over $500 booked

by May 1st Exp. 6/31/17

over $500 booked

by June 31st Exp. 6/31/17

4712 Ridge Rd. W., Spencerport • 352-5860 www.sullyscatering.com RestauRant Open: Mon., tues., Wed. 11am-3pm; thurs. & Fri. 11am-7pm; sat. 7am-6pm; sun. 7am-2pm

Now Booking Summer Catering!

Mothers Day Brunch

Sunday, May 14 9:30-2:00pm Free Mimosa for Moms Call for Reservation

Every Wednesday Night is Pizza and Wine Night

22.98

$

for a bottle of wine and a pizza

Our Pizzas, Paninis, Burgers, Appetizers and Salads and Soups

are available Wed., Thurs., Fri. 4:30-8:30 & Sat. & Sun. noon-close!

RESTAURANT H CATERING

Planning a special event: Shower, Wedding, any type of party Call Lorraine 585-313-6338 Come on in and try our

www.BBQRochester.com 3160 West Ridge Rd. Greece • 227-6474 In the Lowe’s Plaza

122 S Union St. Spencerport • 352-4227

200 Park Point Dr. Henrietta • 272-7525

German Style Beers, Wine and Hard Ciders 1593 Hamlin Parma TL Rd. Hilton, NY

392-5296 • 671-1979 www.lakeontariowinery.com

Mon. & Tues. Closed; Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 4:30-9pm; Sat. 10:30-9pm; Lunch at Noon-8; Sun. 11-6pm; Lunch at Noon-5

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CLIP & SAVE

Eat In or Take Out

CLIP & SAVE

496 Long Pond Rd. (Cedarfield Commons)

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

2 Medium Pizzas

with Mozzarella

7.95

$

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

Additional Toppings Extra

$

CLIP & SAVE

19.95

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

Large Pizza

Large Pizza

with Mozzarella

17.95

225-3570

225-3570

with Mozzarella

with Mozzarella

& 14 Chicken Tenders or 10 Wings

& 28 Chicken Tenders or 20 Wings

$

$

Additional Toppings Extra

Additional Toppings Extra

17.95

22.95 NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

225-3570

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

2 X-Large Pizzas

X-Large Pizza

X-Large Pizza

10.95 $19.95

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

225-3570

$

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

with Mozzarella

225-3570

EVERYDAY SUPER PARTY SPECIAL 4 X LARGE PIZZAS OR 2 SHEETS W/MOZZ. & 80 WINGS OR 100 TENDERS

Additional Toppings Extra

14.95

75.95

$

CLIP & SAVE

with Mozzarella

with Mozzarella

& 14 Chicken Tenders or 10 Wings

& 28 Chicken Tenders or 20 Wings

$

$

Additional Toppings Extra

Additional Toppings Extra

19.95 NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

24.95 NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

225-3570

225-3570

2 X LARGE PIZZAS OR 1 SHEET W/MOZZ. & 40 WINGS OR 50 TENDERS

COUPON REQUIRED

47.95

$

Exp. 6/16/17

CLIP & SAVE

Family Owned & Operated 37 Years In The Pizza Business

CLIP & SAVE

with Mozzarella

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

Additional Toppings Extra

$

225-3570

X-Large Pizza Additional Toppings Extra

& 28 Chicken Tenders or 20 Wings

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

COUPON REQUIRED

with Mozzarella

& 14 Chicken Tenders or 10 Wings

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

Additional Toppings Extra

225-3570

$

Medium Pizza

with Mozzarella

CLIP & SAVE

with Mozzarella

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

Medium Pizza

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 6/16/17

2 Large Pizzas

Large Pizza

Additional Toppings Extra

COUPON REQUIRED

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

9.95

with Mozzarella

14.95

$

225-3570

$

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

CLIP & SAVE

PICK UP OR DELIVERY Monday-Thursday 4pm TILL 9:30pm Friday 4pm TILL 11:00pm Saturday 1:00pm TILL 11:00pm Sunday 11:30am TILL 9:30pm

Medium Pizza

CLIP & SAVE

HOURS: (We Take Orders Up Until)

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229

$

Including: • Painted Cabinet Upgrade • Granite Countertops • All GE Appliances: Dishwasher Microwave Refrigerator Range

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585-352-4011 Store Hours:

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