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Join us for great food, good company and cold drinks! Dine inside by our cozy fireplace, at the spacious bar or by the windows overlooking the gorgeous colors of fall. Call for reservations or take out • 315-462-9333
ursdays WING NIGHT-$10/doz - $6 1/2 doz
LIVE MUSIC 6-9pm 10/17-JOSH KETCHUM, Playing an eclectic mix of popular classic rock, alternative and light rock 10/24: Other Side of Normal-playing top 40 hits from the 70s, 80s+90s
Fridays 10/18 & 10/25: Last 2 Fish Frydays!
4 oz. w/sides $14 • 8 oz + sides $21 (menu specials $12 and up)
ursday, October 31st
Come (If You Dare!) To Our Halloween Party!
Special Potion and Food Specials 4-9pm Ghoulash • Werewolf Ribs • Eye Scream Sundaes • and more! Free candy and surprises for the kids. Free appetizer or drink for adults in costume. Prizes and LOTS of fun decorations!
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Now booking holiday parties and private events through 2024 & 2025! Call the club at 315-462-9333. Leave a detailed message and someone will get back to you within 24 hours or call/text Christina at 585-397-4235.
Real Estate Farm House with 171 Acres - Tractors - Combine - Farm EquipForkli s - Grain Bins - Tools - HOUSEHOLD - Antiques - Machinery! Saturday October 26th 2024 @ 10 am 9882 Miner Rd. • North Rose, NY 14516 • (off Route 414) Taylor Dispersal
Farm & Property:
e Farm is also being sold at Auction by Dan Patterson -Howard Hanna- 171 acres of prime farmland plus barns, sheds, large farmhouse, a nice farm with 2 miles of road frontage. OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19TH 2-4PM & WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23RD 4-6PM. Call Dan for Real Estate info., 585-278-4511.
Partial Listing:
Case IH MX 135 4x4 Tractor w/cab-duals- weights, Case IH 7120 4x4 Tractor w/cab- duals- weights, CASE 2096 5.9 eng diesel w/cab-duals (runs, needs hyd. work) new rear tires, Farmall 560 Tractor (row crop) w/loader-forks-plow, Farmall 340 Utility Tractor, Case 1838 Diesel Skid Steer, John Deere 7720 4x4 Combine w/643 6 row corn head & tracks, Yale 5,000 lb air tire Forkli , Yale and Komatsu Forkli s, Case IH 720 6 BTM Plow w/bust bar unit, Case IH 735 Vari-width 5 BTM Plow, Ezee-on 24' Transport Disk, Remlinger 9400 high speed Cultivator, Sukup 9400 high residue Cultivator, John Deere 825 16' 3pt Cultivator, John Deere 16' 3pt Cultivator, Kovor 18' tine Harrow, John Deere 7000 6 row corn planter, Case IH 5300 Grain Drill, ZMI Steer Rock Bucket, New Holland 489 9' Haybine, GS 7802 THA Transport Hay Tedder, New Holland 455 Trail Sickle Bar Mower, Unverferth 10 ton gravity Box Wagon, EZ Flow 8 ton gravity Box Wagon, Little Giant gravity Wagon, W 80-36 Transport Auger, 10' Grain Auger, 3pt Log Splitter, 24' Feeder Wagon, 2-4 Wheel Flat Rack Hay Wagon, John Deere 175 and 240 Lawn Tractors, Garden Star Rear Tine Tiller, 2 seater 4 wheel Buggy, Large VanNorman Milling Machine, Bridgeport Milling Machine, Hendy Lare Floor Model Luthe w/accessories, HD Power Hack Saw, Buffalo 5 speed Drillpress (floor), IIT 3/4 HP Bench Grinder, Large upright Air Compressor, HD Table Saw, 20 ton Hyd. Press, Cra sman Jointer, Cra sman Bandsaw, Kennedy Tool Boxes, Kennedy Machinist Stacking Tool Boxes, Machinist Tools, 3 ton Creeper Jack, Set of Torches, Lincoln Welder, 3 Battery Chargers, Electric Pallet Jack, Pallet Jack, Chain Saws, Pickup Step Fuel Tank w/pump, Large Shop Vice, Drill Bits (all sizes), 1"-2" Pittsburgh Wrenches, Power Tools, Hand & Garden Tools, Gear Pullers, Large Barn Rope, 6' Farm Gate, Feeder Racks, 4 Zimmerman Dairy Cow Ties, Zero Milk Bulk Tank, Pipeline System, Small Grain Hopper, Approx. 6 various sized Galvanized Grain Bins, High Capacity 548 Dual Screen Bean Unit, Misc. Lumber, Werner Extension Ladder.
Also:
AT Ferrell Super 29 D Seed Cleaner, w/16 sets of screens, Forsberg 40 VMS Vacuum Gravity Separator 10 hp single phase, 2x Universal B2 Belt & Bucket Grain Elevators, 34' li used inside large sailboat (needs work), 2 pc Sterling Gray Enamel Cook Stove, Cast Iron Wood Stove, Boats & Accessories.
HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES - HOUSE IS LOADED! Furniture, stoneware, ironware, school bell, Globes, Artwork, kitchen wares, tables, chairs, Book collection including large nautical, prints, glassware, china, tools, dressers, chestnut breakfront, lanterns, beds, linens, Paper goods, planters, oriental rug, advertisers, wooden bench, kitchen cupboard, rugs, enamelwares, desks, toys, sofas, oil cans, spice box, needlepoints, musical instruments, lamps, Adv. tins, So much more ! Call Dan for Real Estate info, 585-278-4511.
Terms: Cash Or Good NYS Check. I.D. Required For Bidding Numbers. No Goods Removed Until Settled For. 10% BP, Master Card, Visa, Discover Cards Accepted.
HOW TO SUPPORT LOVED ONES WHO HAVE BREAST CANCER
Offer practical support. Cancer affects the body in a number of ways. Energy levels may wane and certain symptoms may arise. Side effects from treatments also can make it difficult to continue with daily tasks. So an offer to help with tasks associated with daily living, such as cooking meals, gardening, washing clothes, or cleaning up around the house, can be practical and much appreciated. Approach the individual and ask questions in pointed ways. Rather than, “What can I do to help?”, which may result in an answer of, “Nothing,” figure out a way to pitch in and then ask if that would be acceptable. This may be, “Would you like me to run to the supermarket for you today?”
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Since 1990, November has been designated National American Indian Heritage Month, to recognize & celebrate the culture, traditions, languages, stories, & achievements of Native Americans, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, & affiliated island communities. Our own local Ganondagan in Victor is the only NYS Historical site dedicated to Native Americans, particularly the Seneca & the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) people who lived here. Have you been to this historical site?
- I walk the peaceful trails - I have toured the facilities - I attend their special events & activities
- I haven’t been yet, but would like to Poll ends 10-22-2024
Poll ended 10-15-2024
Candy corn was originally produced in the 1880s as a candy called Chicken Feed, with its ‘cousin’ the mellowcreme pumpkins coming along around 1950. According to the National Confectioners Association, more than 35 million pounds of candy corn are produced each year. Which do you prefer?
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Port Gibson
United Methodist Church
Annual Turkey Dinner
Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024
Serving starts at 4:00pm At the Port Gibson Fire Hall
Presale tickets must be reserved by Friday, November 1: $13.00 November 2 and at the door: $14.00
Children (6-10): $6.00
TAKE OUTS with Seating available
For information or presale tickets contact Dawn: 315-277-0700 or Nancy 315-597-2269
Level: Beginner
Turkey Raffle
RAFFLING TURKEYS, HAMS, SHRIMP & MORE!
Sat. Nov. 2nd • Phelps Fire Hall
77 Ontario Street
Doors open at 5:30pm • Raffle starts at 6pm Complimentary hot dog, popcorn, & water.
Other drinks available for purchase.
All proceeds benefit the Phelps Fire Dept.
IDEAS FOR FAST AND EASY ENTERTAINING
Keep dental floss handy. Unscented/unflavored dental floss can clean teeth and be used to easily cut cakes, pastries and other soft foods.
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COMMON CONDITIONS THAT CAN AFFECT DOGS
Ear infections: Dogs that scratch at their ears, continually shake their heads or have an odor in the ear might have ear infections. In such instances, vets will clean, drain and medicate the ear canals.
PAW’S CORNER
By Sam Marzotta
HOW TO HELP PETS IN THE AFTERMATH OF HURRICAN HELENE
DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I’m heartbroken seeing the destruction in North Carolina, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina a er Hurricane Helene. ere must be a lot of lost, hungry and suffering pets. I want to fill my truck and trailer with pet food and drive it to where it’s most needed, but I’m not sure where to go. Do you have any advice? -- Maggie in upstate New York
DEAR MAGGIE: It is heartwarming knowing that you and other pet owners want to do something positive for people and their pets in these areas that have been so hard hit.
Send us a photo! and a brief write-up of your pet and we’ll feature it!
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As I write this, organizations from across the country are getting in place, setting up in strategic locations so that they can distribute aid, assist with rescues and help recover those lost to this storm. With many major highways cut, travel is nearly impossible in North Carolina, and very difficult elsewhere.
e best thing that you can do right now is to stay put. Instead of driving supplies to disaster areas, start a fundraising drive and donate cash to an organization that is actively helping pets and their owners. For example, the ASPCA is working with the Humane Society in Charlotte, North Carolina, to evacuate rescue and foster dogs from Asheville and surrounding areas. e Humane Society of the United States is doing likewise. Both organizations are helping owners with pet food and medical care, and providing shelter to animals without families.
Donating to these major organizations, or selecting a local shelter or rescue group in these areas to support now and in the months to come, will help immensely.
Clarification: In a previous column on ticks, it was implied that ticks transmit heartworm. ey do not; however, they can transmit tapeworms.
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TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH
By Keith Roach, M.D.
Endometrial Biopsy Indicated for Woman With Blood in Urine
DEAR DR. ROACH: About three months ago, I bled a bit while urinating. This was the first (and only) time in over 30 years that this happened since I went through menopause. An ultrasound was performed, and they found a mildly thickened endometrium (6.1 mm) with scattered cystic change and without focal lesion.
My gynecologist is suggesting an endometrial biopsy. I am concerned because I have no symptoms other than kidney stones. I’m due to see a urologist, but even with my kidney stones, I have no symptoms. I am 80 and concerned about anesthesia. Should I go ahead with the biopsy? - L.O.
ANSWER: A thickened endometrium is concerning for uterine cancer. The most common symptom of uterine cancer is abnormal uterine bleeding. This usually takes the form of red, pink or brown spotting. However, it sounds like you had blood in your urine, which is more concerning for kidney stones than uterine bleeding.
Your ultrasound is abnormal; 5 mm is the maximum thickness for a normal endometrium. Getting a biopsy is clearly the recommended procedure, as it gives guidance on the next steps. Still, your risk of uterine cancer is small. You do not have to proceed with the biopsy if you do not want to. An endometrial biopsy is an in-office procedure with minimal risk. My textbooks say there is minimal pain, but my patients tell me this isn’t always the case. You don’t have to receive anesthesia; you can take pain medication (such as naproxen), get a local anesthetic, or do both. I’ve had several patients who’ve requested a nerve block and were very happy with their decision. If the biopsy shows cancer of the endometrium, surgery is the preferred treatment, but radiation is also a possibility for some people.
1. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What is a group of walking penguins called?
2. MOVIES: What was the first movie to be adapted from one of Stephen King’s novels?
3. GEOGRAPHY: How many time zones does Australia have?
4. LITERATURE: Which country is featured in Sir Walter Scott’s historical novels?
5. HISTORY: How many essays are in The Federalist Papers?
6. SCIENCE: Who created the Periodic Table?
7. TELEVISION: What is the reality series “The Deadliest Catch” about?
8. PSYCHOLOGY: What irrational fear is represented in the condition called pogonophobia?
9. U.S. STATES: What is the only state with a one-syllable name?
10. MUSIC: Which branch of the U.S. military did Elvis Presley serve in?
10. Army, 1958-60.
8. Fear of beards. 9. Maine.
7. Crab shermenfi in the Bering Sea.
4. Scotland. 5. 85. 6. Dmitri Mendeleev.
3. Three main time zones.
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COLD, PAINFUL FINGERS CAN MEAN A SERIOUS DISEASE
(NAPSI)—“Zombie Hands.” That’s what can happen to an estimated 5 to 10 percent of the population whentemperaturesstarttofall. In a typical case of Raynaud’s phenomenon, also known as Raynaud’s disease or syndrome, sufferers experience numbness and pain in their fingers, toes and other extremities. Fingers turn white, blue or red as the small blood vessels go into spasm within minutes of exposure to cold or stress, and they appear to be “dead”asbloodflowisconstricted.
Named for the French physician Maurice Raynaud, who first recognized the condition in 1862, it causesaninterruptionofbloodflow to the fingers, toes, nose or ears. There may be associated tingling, swelling or painful throbbing. The attacks may last from minutes to hours. In severe cases, the area may develop ulcerations and infections, which can lead to gangrene.
Raynaud’scanoccurasa“primary” disease—thatis,withnoassociated disorder—or as a “secondary” conditionrelatedtootherdiseases, such as scleroderma, lupus, and rheumatoidarthritis.
“Ninety percent of Raynaud’s sufferers don’t seek treatment and too many physicians pay short shrift to those who do,” says Lynn Wunderman, founder and chair of the Raynaud’s Association. “Treatment is important because some sufferers may have an underlying condition such as systemic scleroderma or lupus. Awareness of such a problem may allow for earlier medical intervention.” Simple blood tests can rule out the presence of antibodies associated with diseases that have Raynaud’s as a component.
What’s Being Done
Tohelp,theRaynaud’sAssociation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit health organization, launched a new and assertive campaign,”Don’t Turn a Cold Shoulder to Painful Fingers,” to urge those with the disorder— and their doctors—not to dismiss the pain that Raynaud’s sufferers endure,orthelifestyleadjustments they make to minimize exposure to coldorstress.
Although there is no known cure as yet, treatment options such as calcium channel blocker drugs have been clinically proven to alleviate symptoms by opening up the blood vessels so blood circulatesmorefreely.
How To Lend A Warm Helping Hand
You can support the Raynaud’s Association with a tax-deductible donation. Contributions help fund member mailings, the website, awareness-building efforts, and thousandsofeducationalmaterials distributedeachyeartosufferers.
Learn More: For further facts, visit www.raynauds.org.
What
Mulch refers to a material spread around or over a plant to enrich and/or insulate its soil. Many homeowners prefer mulch made of wood chips, which is both effective and readily available. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency notes that organic mulches, which include leaves, wood chips, compost or grass clippings, can be used by homeowners who want to develop eco-friendly landscapes.
FALL LAWN CARE TIPS
Aerate the turf. Aerating reduces soil compacting, facilitating the delivery of fertilizer and water to a lawn’s roots. While many homeowners, and particularly those who take pride in tending to their own lawns, can successfully aerate their own turf, it’s best to first have soil tested so you know which amendments to add after the ground has been aerated. Gardening centers and home improvement stores sell soil testing kits that measure the pH of soil, but homeowners who want to test for nutrients or heavy metals in their soil may need to send their samples to a lab for further testing.
• Shade & flowering trees
• Green Giant & Emerald Green Arbs
• Fruit Trees
• Hydrangeas
• Winterberry Holly
• Ornamental Grasses
• Raspberry
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• And a wide variety of landscape plants 1536 Friend Road, Penn Yan, NY • 585-554-5325 Mon.-Sat. 8am-5pm; Closed Sunday We accept credit cards.
• Don’t be paid low grade timber prices for your high grade timber.
• Specializing in the purchasing and harvesting of high quality lumber. Keep more of your timber sale by dealing directly with the mill. Professional Foresters and Timber Harvesters on staff, committed to excellent forest workmanship.
I think the true gardener is a lover of his flowers, not a critic of them. I think the true gardener is the reverent servant of Nature, not her truculent, wife-beating master. I think the true gardener, the older he grows, should more and more develop a humble, grateful and uncertain spirit. ~Reginald Farrer, In a Yorkshire Garden, 1909
It is a delightful pastime to sit in the pleasant sunshine of autumn, and gazing from this little spot of free earth over such a landscape, let the imagination luxuriate amid the thrilling associations of the scene!
~H.T. Tuckerman, “San Marino”
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POTENTIAL WARNING SIGNS FOR BREAST CANCER
Pain: Pain on the breast or nipple could indicate breast cancer.
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active senior living
Here’s A Tip
BYLINE: By JoAnn Derson
* “If you have magazines or books that you are finished reading, perhaps you’d consider donating them to local seniors centers. You can look in the yellow pages to see if there are any near you. O en, the seniors are grateful to have new reading material.” -- T.C. in Florida
* Many more of us are using the reusable fabric shopping bags nowadays. A few cities have banned the use of plastic bags for retail shops. ese bags are much better for the environment, and can hold a lot more groceries per bag. One thing many people forget to do is wash them. You can take out the plastic insert (if there is one) and toss them in the washing machine. Hang to dry and you’re carrying around a much cleaner bag!
Hocus Focus
BY HENRY BOLTINOFF
DUMPSTER RENTAL
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Thank You
I want to thank the couple who bought me breakfast last Sunday at Denny's. You had the sweetest little boy. I appreciated it very much. It made my day!
Hometown People
I love reading the Hometown Stories column each week. Learning about local people and organizations doing amazing things makes me thankful to live in such a great community. In an age of increasing technology and weaker personal connections, it's great to know our communities still thrive and bring people together. Thank you to everyone who has been featured on that page and I look forward to learning more about other great folks around town!
Why can’t things be easy?
I called [national fix it company] to repair a washing machine. First they had a tech come out that said we needed to order a part but that we could get it cheaper online. So we ordered it online and called the company to come back. They replaced the part and the machine was working for a short time and then stopped again. They came back again and said the same part was broken but that it wasn’t covered under warranty since we bought it online. So now we have to buy the same part again and it will take 3 weeks for it to arrive. UGH.
Dockworkers Strike
Greed has already begun. If there’s a shortage of items due to the strike, why do businesses get away with raising prices of items already in stock? Businesses already paid for the items that are staged in their stockrooms. A shortage is one thing, but price increases is price gouging.
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milestone that speaks volumes about their enduring commitment to both books and the people who love them.
e story behind Books ETC began with a simple yet serendipitous inspiration. Maryanne, a real estate agent, and her brother, John, a retired teacher from Hilton, o en visited a cottage they owned near Deposit, NY. ere, they met Remo, a local who ran a bookstore out of his garage. eir frequent visits to Remo’s unique space planted the seed for what would become their own adventure. e idea of a bookstore that not only sold books but also fostered a sense of community was born, and thus, Books ETC came to life. “Just coming and sharing a cup of coffee is beneficial,” they say, describing the many groups people can join there for discussion and friendship.
As they approach their twentieth anniversary next year, Maryanne and John reflect on what has kept them going all these years. “We thought a bookstore would be a great brother and sister adventure.” And it has been, offering them both a meaningful way to engage with their community and share their love of literature.
While Books ETC doesn’t have formal employees, it thrives with the dedicated support of friends who volunteer their time. Jim Byron helps feed the cats, Kitty Barg assists with cleaning, Catherine Purtell helps overcome internet challenges, and Marie Cramer serves as a cheerleader, encouraging the duo every step of the way. is close-knit group embodies the spirit of community Books ETC is all about.
Books ETC is more than just a store; it’s a meeting place where ideas are exchanged, friendships are made, and conversation flows as freely as the coffee. e store hosts various discussion groups, bringing together minds from all walks of life. John says, “We love the people who come in to browse or to sit and join the community conversation. Our store has many conversation groups, and they are all exciting because of the tremendous intelligence of community people.”
e bookstore has become famous locally for fostering these gatherings, and over the years, it has developed what John lovingly refers to as a “great bookstore family.” It’s this sense of belonging and participation that keeps customers coming back.
Books ETC is also known for its diverse and engaging events, which reflect the eclectic interests of the community it serves. From psychic nights, led by their gi ed sister, Carol, to philosophy groups that encourage spirited discussion of ideas, there’s always something happening at the store. Other favorites include the Sketchers group, where creativity flows alongside light conversation, and Shakespeare Night, where participants read the Bard’s works aloud, bringing centuries-old texts to life in a new way.
In addition, Sound Journey sessions, offered by Chris Pedrone, provide a meditative experience through the soothing sounds of chimes, bowls,
A Brother-Sister Adventure of Community, Coffee, and Literature
BY SUZIE WELLS
and gongs, while poetry readings serve to nurture and encourage local writers. Music lovers aren’t le out, either, with Lamay and Reese offering performances of American and original music. eir events are an extension of the welcoming environment they’ve created. ey offer something for everyone.
As the landscape of the book industry shi s with the rise of electronic reading options, John and Maryanne hold firm in their love for physical books. “ ere has always been evolution in the print industry, and there always will be,” says John, reflecting on the pace of change. However, they both agree that while electronic materials may have their place, the tactile experience of holding a book is irreplaceable. “Personally, I love holding and touching the book,” John says, “So, although ancient technology, the book will remain for at least the next hundred years.”
Ultimately, Books ETC is about more than just selling books. It’s about creating a safe space for people to share their thoughts, ideas, and experiences. Whether through lively discussions, quiet moments over a cup of coffee, or the simple act of browsing, Books ETC offers something that can’t be found in the digital world: real human connection.
As they prepare for their twentieth year in business, Maryanne and John remain dedicated to their original vision, providing a space where the community can come together and where the love of books continues to thrive.
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Cooperstown Dreams Field TRADING PINS & POKÉMON CARDS. salvatore.d.timpani@gmail.com
Unwanted BOOKS! New Age, Children’s, Educational and/or Horror Fiction! 585-729-1259
TREE HOUSE. 585-734-7971
ADULT SCOOTER and Buffalo Sabres hockey team QUEEN BED SHEETS. Jacklynn12370@aol.com
SEWING MACHINE that works. 585-498-6013
Aluminum HANDICAP RAMP with railings at least 20’ long in good condition. 585-447-2176
HEAVY DUTY TRIPOD. 607-936-3137
WALL INSULATION in good condition. michelle@thechildrensagenda.org
OLD DIRT BIKES. Call or text 315-576-1278
PEDAL EXERCISER. 585-698-5937
LADDER FOR BUNK BEDS. Text 585-750-2834
DOUBLE and SINGLE HEADBOARD and a TALL CHEST DRAWER. 716-560-6535
UNCUT SEWING PATTERNS. 585-993-1356
DOG FOOD, CAT LITTER & TIMOTHY HAY. holdfort@rochester.rr.com
Queen size BED FRAME (RAILS). Not looking for head/foot boards. Salubrious48@yahoo.com
Old, colorful PYREX GLASS BOWLS, butter dishes, casserole dishes and more from the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s & 1970s. Call or text 315576-1278
COAT RACK, secretary DESK, area RUGS, PLANTS, FILE CABINETS, heavy duty SHELVING, BOOKCASE, STEP STOOL, TV, RADIO, small CHAIR, tall DRESSER. 585-424-0732
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