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October 2015
THE LAKE COUNTRY
A Monthly Arts, Events, and Tourism Guide to the Little Finger Lakes Region of Western New York State
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Naples Open Studio Trail
Fall festivals & events
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Turkey Hill Road, Conesus—Photo by Mark DePrez
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Hours: Wed–Fri 11 am–8 pm, Sat 7 am–8 pm,
Sun 7 am–Noon, Closed Mon & Tues
The Ice Cream Shoppe is closed for the season.
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Office located on Main St., Honeoye, in the cornerstone Building
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THE LAKE COUNTRY
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P.O. Box 73, Springwater, NY 14560
585-669-4114 • [email protected]
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The Lake Country Weekender is distributed
throughout the Little Finger Lakes region,
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and businesses in these communities: Avon,
Bloomfield, Bristol Center, Cheshire, Conesus,
Dansville, East Avon, Geneseo, Hemlock,
Honeoye, Lakeville, Lima, Livonia, Mount
Morris, Naples, North Cohocton, South Bristol,
Springwater, Wayland, & West Bloomfield.
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A Monthly Arts, Events, & Tourism
Guide to the Little Finger Lakes
Region of Western New York State
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Handcrafted Items by 35 Local Artisans &
Antiques from 12 Local Antique Dealers
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Naples Open Studio Trail—see where the magic happens!
Follow the autumn-filled byways of the Naples Open Studio Trail around Honeoye
and Canandaigua Lakes on Saturday and Sunday, October 3 and 4, and visit artists in
their studios. Trail “riders” can enjoy spectacular scenery, changing fall colors, winding back roads, and pastoral scenes while driving from studio to studio.
The Naples Open Studio Trail is a group of dynamic, innovative artists that invite the
public into their studios to share their craft, demonstrate how they work, and create
a better understanding of the arts. They work in oils, glass, ceramics, metal, wood,
textiles, and leather, and create paintings, sculpture, wearables, furniture, jewelry,
photography, housewares, and more. These artists typically sell their wares in galleries and at craft fairs; during the Studio Trail weekend, purchases and commissions can be made directly with the artist.
To increase artistic options to anyone who visits during the Trail, its members decided to open this free art event to other area artists. Each of these guest artists will
show their work in one of the Trail Artists’ studios, galleries, or homes, adding a new
dimension to the weekend experience.
Guest artists are: Gloria Betlem, pastel paintings; Amy Colburn, illustrations and
murals; Dewey Fladd, photography; Joan Rusitzky, hand-dyed and painted scarves,
jewelry; George Smith, photography; Lisa Twombly, Estancia Designs, jewelry; and,
Kelly Waldt, Turijane Jewelry, metalsmithing.
Trail artists are: Albie Alliet, paintings; Leon Applebaum, glass; David Barnet, woodwork; Becky Congdon, glass; John Dodd, furniture; Robert and Beth Fladd, stone
and wood sculpture; Scott Grove, furniture; Pat Halpen, handbags; Bruce Hicky,
woodwork; Stephanie Marshall, pottery; Robin McCondichie, pastel paintings; Annie
Schliffer, ceramics; Linda Starkweather, paintings, jewelry, and more; Mark Stash,
paintings; Kala Stein, ceramics; Cub and Pam Storms, pottery and jewelry; and,
Robin Whiteman, sculpture.
Now in its 14th year, the much anticipated Naples Open Studio Trail draws people
from all over the region to the Finger Lakes every first weekend in October. Visitors
can stop by all the studios or only those that strike a particular art interest. Hours are
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. both days.
To learn more about the participating artists and to see a map of the studio locations,
visit the website, www.naplesopenstudiotrail.com.
—From information submitted by Nancy Napurski Grove
Some of the works by participants include: an enhanced photo by George Smith (upper left); a
pastel painting by Gloria Betlem (upper center); a scarf by Joan Rusitzky (upper right); a painting by Amy Colburn (center left); an art glass bead by Becky Congdon (center); a pastel painting by Robin McCondichie (center right); a necklace by Lisa Twombly (bottom left); a necklace by
Kelly Waldt (bottom center); and, a painting by Mark Stash (bottom right).
View the current and past issues online! Check out The Lake Country
Weekender’s website: www.LakeCountryWeekender.com.
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Scott P. Waldeis, D.C.
Brandy J. Briggs, L.M.T.
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Visit our gift gallery during your fall adventures
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finest Finger Lakes’ artisans.
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Naples, NY 14512
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Pies & Cookies • Jams & Jellies • Local Maple Syrup Honey • Mustards, Relishes, Salad Dressings & Sauces
Juices • New York Cheeses • Gourmet Gift Boxes
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Scout Troops
Moms’ Groups
Led by Karen Bernal
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Contact for autumn/winter
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Canoe and Kayak
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Save $ 55 on your
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Cohocton’s 50th
Fall Foliage Festival
“50 Colors of Fall” Schedule of Events
Thursday, October 1
6:30 pm
Prince & Princess Contest at the Cohocton School
(open to WCCS district, KINDERGARTEN ONLY)
Friday, October 2
4:00–6:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:30 pm
Spaghetti Dinner and Salad Bar—First Presbyterian Church
Fall Foliage Soccer Tournament at Sports Complex
Wayland-Cohocton vs. Dansville Football Game—Homecoming
Saturday, October 3
7:00 am–’til
10:00 am–5:00 pm
Breakfast/Bake Sale at Methodist Church
ON VILLAGE GREENS:
Arts, Crafts, Antique and Flea Market
Beef on Weck by Cohocton Lions Club
Historical Exhibits—Downtown and Larrowe House
Many foods sponsored by local organizations
Petting Zoo (at the festival walkway by the big parking lot)
10:00 am–’til
Luncheon, Bake Sale & Basement Sale—Methodist Church
11:00 am–’til
Chicken Barbecue at Firehouse, sponsored by SunEdison
12:00 Noon
PARADE
Post Parade–5:00 pm Free Wagon Rides (start at the school), sponsored by SunEdison
2:30–5:00 pm
Entertainment on the Village Green: ”Finger Lakes Octoberfest Band“
3:00 pm
Firemen’s Waterball (by the Village Barns on Maple Ave.)
7:00 pm
Spud Jug Soccer Games at Sports Complex—Boys & Girls
9:00 pm
(After the soccer games) FIREWORKS at Sports Complex
sponsored by SAL & Lions Club
Sunday, October 4
LOCAL CHURCHES AT REGULAR TIMES, Visitors Welcome
8:00 am–12:00 pm
Pancake Feast at the Fire Hall
10:00 am–5:00 pm
ON VILLAGE GREENS:
Arts, Crafts, Antique and Flea Market
Historical Exhibits—Downtown and Larrowe House
Many foods sponsored by local organizations
Petting Zoo (at the festival walkway by the big parking lot)\
12:00–3:00 pm
Roast Pork Dinner at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
12:00–4:00 pm
Free Wagon Rides (starts at the school), sponsored by SunEdison
12:30–2:00 pm
Entertainment on the Village Green with Karaoke
1:00 pm
"Great Ducky Derby" at Rt. 415 (Maple Ave. River Bridge). buy tickets
on Village Green
2:00 pm
Karaoke Contest
5:00 pm
Festival ends. Thanks for coming! See you Oct. 8 & 9, 2016!
Info and vendor contract available on the festival website at: www.fallfoliagefestival.com.
No dogs allowed on festival grounds or sports complex.
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October is the last month we are open for this year.
Store up for winter with books and projects!
Antiques • Furniture • Tools • Household Items • Depression Glass
Lots of Toys • Books Galore • Handmade Decorative Items • Coins
Fishing Supplies • Vintage • Jewelry • Unique Craft Supplies
Honey Products • Spices • & SO MUCH MORE!
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Fall festivals & events continue in October
Cohocton Fall Foliage Festival, Thursday–
Sunday, October 1–4
South Bristol’s 10th Annual Hops Harvest
Dinner & Dance, Saturday, October 3
Every first full weekend in October, the small town of Cohocton comes together to
celebrate the fall foliage with its annual Fall Foliage Festival. One of New York State’s
oldest festivals, it has been documented by Charles Kuralt, named in National Geographic magazine, and visited by Miss America.
Long before the vinifera grape was growing in the Finger Lakes, hops, used in brewing beer, was the major cash crop. In the late 19th Century, central New York was
the largest producer of hops in the nation.
This year the festival is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Most events will be taking
place on Saturday and Sunday, October 3 and 4, with some events also on the Thursday and Friday before.
The theme this year is “50 Colors of Fall.” The weekend will be packed with activities
all over town, with many shows taking place at the Village Greens. Enjoy a parade,
great food, a show and sale of arts, crafts, antiques, flea market, historical exhibits, a
petting zoo, many sports contests and games, lots of entertainment, karaoke contest,
and more!
There will be a wide variety of food vendors from all over the state providing an international mix of fine foods. Artists and crafters from New York State and beyond will be
displaying and selling their creations.
The festival is a townwide event, with many activities taking place in residents’ yards.
Everyone gets involved.
Admission to the festival is free; there is a small fee for parking. No dogs are allowed
on the festival ground or sports complex. For more information, including a schedule
of events, go online to: www.fallfoliagefestival.com.
Bristol Mountain Scaerial Adventures, Friday &
Saturday evenings (except Halloween)
Bristol Mountain puts its own twist on Halloween haunting with its Scaerial Adventures Haunted Headlamp
Tours. Navigate the treetop elements and zip line in the
dark at the mountain’s summit. Meet the creatures of the
night as you progress through the courses—werewolves,
zombies, and witches, oh my! The tours are on every Friday and Saturday evening in October, except Halloween
night; reservations are highly recommended (call 585374-1180). Bristol Mountain is located at 5662 Route 64
in Canandaigua. For dates, price, and times, go online to:
bristolmountainadventures.com/scaerial-adventures/
BVT’s “Fall for the Arts” series, weekends
in October
Bristol Valley Theater, Naples’ award-winning live professional theater, will present
the Fall for the Arts Series on weekends in October. This cornucopia of arts events
features something for every taste, including folk music, food and wine tastings, and
a full-staged musical revue.
“We’ve expanded our programming this year,” says Bristol Valley Executive Artistic
Director, Karin Bowersock, “In addition to three great one-time events, we’re also
presenting a week-long run of a fantastic musical revue.”
The series kicks off on Saturday, October 3, at 7 p.m. with the annual visit by The
Paulsen Baker Band, perhaps the Finger Lakes’ favorite traditional folk group. Their
repertoire—sprinkled with down home humor—is influenced by artists as varied as
James Taylor, Peter Paul and Mary, and the country sounds of Willie and Waylon.
Next up, The Fiddlers of the Genesee take the stage on Sunday, October 11, at 2 p.m.
With a repertoire that runs from reels, jigs and hornpipes to waltzes, western swing
and bluegrass, the Fiddlers (and guitar, banjo, mandolin, and hammered dulcimer
players) shed a whole new light on old-time music. Funding for The Fiddlers of the
Genesee comes from Kenyon & Kenyon.
Tickets for each folk music concert are $15 for adults, $10 for ages 12 to 18, and $5
for children under 12.
To honor the traditional celebration after the long harvest, the South Bristol Historical
Society will host the 10th Annual Hops Harvest Dinner & Dance at the South Bristol
Grange Hall on Saturday, October 3, from 6 until 10 p.m. The event includes a full harvest-style meal with homemade desserts, live music by the East Hill Rascals, plus
silent auctions and raffles.
The cost for the event is $25 per person, and $12 for children 12 and under. Reservations are requested and are limited to the first 100. For information and reservations
call 585-229-4833.
The South Bristol Grange Hall is located at 6457 NYS Route 64 in the town of South
Bristol. All proceeds to benefit the South Bristol Historical Society. For more information, go online to: facebook.southbristolhistoricalsociety.
Harvest Festival at Deer Run Winery, Sunday,
October 4
The annual Harvest Festival at Deer Run Winery will be on Sunday, October 4, from
12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m., featuring free wine tasting, face painting, hayrides through
the vineyard, trick or treating, a cookie-decoration station, and a kids’ grape stomp.
Geneseo Wegmans will provide a sampling, Strummerz Band will be playing, Hemlock Hills Alpaca Farm will be joining us, and Cheesed and Confused will be selling
their gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches! It’s a free event for the family to celebrate
the grape harvest. Costumes are encouraged!
Deer Run Winery is located at 3772 West Lake Road (at Conesus Lake) in Geneseo.
Letchworth Arts & Crafts Show & Sale,
Saturday–Monday, October 10–12
This year, the Arts Council for Wyoming
County will present its 40th Letchworth Arts
and Crafts Show & Sale (LACS) in the number one state park in the country. In addition
to this important milestone, the show recently received a new ranking as one of the
top 50 art festivals in the USA. So, make
plans now to spend Columbus Day weekend
at this “state of the arts” festival on October
10, 11, and 12. It will showcase some of the country’s finest visual and performing
artists, artisans, and crafts people, as well as a multitude of traditional and unique consumable foods for all taste buds.
LACS is held at the Highbanks Recreation Area of Letchworth State Park, also known
as the “Grand Canyon of the East.” The stunning venue is a key component that sets
this festival apart from all others. The ambience created by peak fall foliage throughout the park and the spectacular canyon is unparalleled.
The festival could be considered the premiere holiday shopping opportunity of 2015
for you, your friends, and family. Choose from some of the best pottery, paintings,
quilts, fiber arts, handcrafted jewelry, photography, furniture, decorative painting,
dried floral arrangements, packaged specialty foods, and so much more. Over 300
artisans display their wares along with many food vendors, live entertainment, and
other fun activities for the entire family.
Included in our entertainment lineup this year are the a classic rock band, Trilogy,
and 23 Skidoo, a variety band that plays swing, polkas, oldies, and Dixieland Bourbon Street style. The Warsaw Barbershop singers will roam the grounds on Monday along with a spinning wheel demonstration by fiber artist Laurel Hendershott.
Performances or demonstration are scheduled at 1 p.m. each day.
Beginning on October 15, BVT will present The Gourmet Cabaret—a tastefully tuneful performance that is sure to excite the taste buds as much as it excites the ears.
Featuring favorites such as “Java Jive” and “Cheeseburger in Paradise,” the show is
a musical celebration of everyone’s favorite subject—food, glorious food.
Admission to the festival is free with an $8 per car entry fee to the park. Handicapped
parking is available along with curbside pickup of heavy purchases. For more information, contact the ACWC at 585-237-3517 or visit our website at artswyco.org.
“I’m thrilled to be performing in The Gourmet Cabaret,” says David Shane, who is
also the theater’s Associate Artistic Director. “It’s nice to be extending the type of
shows we present in the summertime into the fall.”
Bristol Mountain Fall Festival, Sunday, October 11
The Fall for the Arts Series concludes with A Taste of the Finger Lakes. On Saturday,
October 24, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., attendees are invited to spend a delicious afternoon
sampling culinary delights specially prepared by chefs from local restaurants paired
with tempting tastings of local vintages. The admission price of $20 includes all food
and wine tastings, and is for ages 21 and older only. Restaurants and wineries wishing
to participate may contact David Shane at [email protected] or at 585-374-9032.
Join us on Sunday, October 11, for our very
popular Fall Festival. Take a scenic Sky Ride
to view the peak fall foliage, enjoy live music
by a local band at the base area and at the
summit. Visit wine, beer, spirits, and food
vendors along with unique craft vendors.
Hemlock Hills Alpaca Farms will bring some
alpacas to pet. New this year will be Bubble
Ball Extreme, which is a fun activity for kids
and adults (extra cost). The festival runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Sky Rides operating from noon to 4 p.m.
Tickets for all events are available online at www.bvtnaples.org, by phone at 585-3749032, or at the door at the theater at 151 South Main Street in Naples. The box office
for each event opens one hour before showtime.
Bristol Mountain is located at 5662 Route 64 in Canandaigua. More information regarding the Bristol Mountain Fall Festival and Fall Sky Rides, can be found online at
bristolmountain.com.
The Gourmet Cabaret performances will take place on Thursday, October 15, at 2
p.m. and 8 p.m.; on Friday, October 16, and Saturday, October 17, at 8 p.m.; and on
Sunday, October 18, at 2 p.m. Tickets are $33 for adults, $31 for seniors, $17 for college students, and $12 for under 18.
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East Bloomfield Historical Society
hosts “Hops in NYS and Hoppy Beers”
The East Bloomfield Historical Society will host “Hops in NYS and Hoppy Beers,”
on Thursday, October 15, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the EBHS Museum at 8 South
Avenue in East Bloomfield. The program is free and open to public.
The program will be presented by Tom Bullinger, owner and brewmaster of The VB
Brewery in Victor, who has been an avid home brewer for over 30 years, exploring
all kinds of styles of beer and brewing techniques.
With the current growth of microbreweries in the U.S. and New York State, the need
for beer ingredients continues to grow. One of the more interesting ingredients in
beer is hops. Hops provide a number of important components to the flavor and aroma
of beer, and is an important ingredient for preservation of the beer. Hops have traditionally been a minor ingredient in beer, but the latest trend toward very hoppy beers
has brought them to the foreground of interest for brewing. At one time, New York
State was the largest producer of hops in the U.S.
Join us as we explore the history of hop growing in New York State and discuss the
brewing process related to hops. We’ll also sample a locally-brewed beer produced
with locally-grown and processed hops.
—Submitted by Judy Fulmer, Program Chair, EBHS
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
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4391 County Rd. 36, Honeoye
Annual Sportsmen’s Raffle
Donation of $15.00 will give you a chance to win one of 11 prizes plus enjoy hot dogs,
hamburgers, Italian sausage and more. (Gun winners MUST be able to Pass NCIS check.)
Guns on display & certificates redeemed at Beikirch Ammunition, East Rochester.
Door prizes and side raffles will be offered if you are present. Walk-ups are welcome.
Tickets are available now. Ask any Legion member, come to the Legion, or call the Legion
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Nightly @ 7 pm
Matinees Wednesdays @ 1 pm
Saturdays & Sundays @ 3 pm
(Check for added movies or events)
Prices
Matinees, $6
Veterans/College Students (with I.D.), $7
Kids up to 18, $7 • Kids 62 & over, $7
Adults, $8 • Cash Only
Movie Money/Passes Available at the
Star and at AJ’s Mercantile & Crafts
STAR THEATRE
144 Main Street, Dansville
585-335-6950
StarTheatreDansville.com
As leaves begin to fall, so begins Springwater
Trails’ fall array of hikes. Beginning Sunday,
October 4, and running through December 27,
our autumn hike schedule starts off with a gully
walk in Reynold’s Gull and ends with a hike at
Harriet Hollister Spencer Park in Canadice/
Springwater.
Included in the fall schedule are hikes in Wesley
Hill in South Bristol, Erie Railroad in Wayland,
Stony Brook State Park, Boughton Hill Park,
Genesee Valley Greenway in Nunda, Finger
Lakes, and Springwater Trails.
Hikes are held on Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m. with social get-togethers (eat, drink, be
merry) directly following the hikes. Anyone age 18 and over is welcome, as are wellbehaved dogs (on most hikes). Various skill levels are offered, from Naturalist (stop
and smell the flowers—a lot!) to Climbers (how high can they go?) to Tourists (inbetween, middle of the road). We haven’t lost anyone yet, but have had an occasional
slider down a slope or just a clumsy trip, rescued by a fellow hiker, all in stride.
For more information and schedule updates, please visit our website: springwatertrails.org
—Submitted by Dena Munsell
The Perfect Place to Call Home
Westview Hills
The deadline for everything in the
November edition is Thursday, October 15
Affordable One-Bedroom Apartments
for Persons 62+ or Disabled
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(585) 346-6830 or (585) 658-4870
TTY 800-662-1220
FALL
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Honeoye • 585-229-2333
Monday–Friday 7:30–5:00, Saturday 8:00–2:00
Closed on Sundays starting Oct. 4
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Services
(585) 503-3569
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Exotic conifers and Victorianstyle trees are here!
6840 Liberty Pole Road, Springwater, NY
585-669-2659 or 585-737-5205
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The 32nd Annual
Children’s Holiday Bazaar
December 5, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
at the Honeoye Central School Cafeteria
WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING DONATIONS uNTIL NOVEMBER 21:
The Honeoye Community Food Pantry and the Honeoye Public Library are seeking
donations from the community for the Annual Children’s Bazaar. We are now
accepting handmade crafts and new and gently used items that are clean and in
good condition so we can provide the best selection possible for our shoppers.
We can no longer accept stuffed animals (with the exception of Beanie Babies),
electronics, clothes, or Happy Meal toys.
Donations can be made at the Honeoye Public Library during regular business
hours (Monday & Thursday, 2:30–8:30; Tuesday, 10:00–8:30; and Saturday,
10:00–1:00). Phone number 585-229-5020.
Volunteers are needed any Tuesday or Thursday between 2:30
and 4:30 pm. Come when you can and help with this fundraiser.
You can contact Cynthia Langkamp at
[email protected], subject: Holiday Bazaar.
HONEOYE PUBLIC LIBRARY
8708 Main Street, Honeoye, NY 14471 • 585-229-5020
There will be no Join us!!! in October. Enjoy Columbus Day… see you in November.
Join Us!!!*
Wednesday, October 28, at 5:30 pm. Ruth Ozeki’s novel, A Tale for the Time Being, is
the story of Nao, a 16-year-old Japanese girl and Ruth, a Japanese American writer, who
become connected through Nao’s diary. Refreshments and conversation at 5:30 with book
discussion at 6:00 pm.
Book Talk Group*
Some of Barb Kennerson’s awesome “OZ” collection will be on display from September 21
until November 21. Take the time to view this collection… you will not be disappointed.
Experience the “Wizard of Oz” at the library!
Saturday, October 10, from 9:00 am–3:30 pm in our meeting room. This class can take
points off of your license and reduce your auto insurance premium. Registration and payment are required before October 6. The cost is $27.
AAA Defensive Driving Class
Donations during our normal business hours. Volunteer opportunities on Tuesdays
and/or Thursdays in October & November. Silent Auction items will be on display at
the library November 2–December 3.
Children’s Holiday Bazaar
*Call the library at 585-229-5020 to register for these events!
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Home of the Full-Service Oil Change that includes Tire Rotation and More!
Live Bait Tank Minnows, Crabs, Crawlers, Leeches, Shiners, Fatheads, Suckers, Wax Worms,
Spikes, and Mousies in Season. Call for Availability or Special Orders by Thursday am!
Like us on Facebook @ Dave’s Towing, Repair and Bait!
“Teaching with and From the Heart”
& “Yoga for Cancer Thrivers”
Starts this winter... enroll early and save $400!
Other Announcements:
YOGIC LIVING: Philosophy 101
Sept 25th, no experience needed
INDOOR SPINNING
Downstairs in Bloomfield!
KIDS’ YOGA
Ages 4–9, Saturdays 10:15 am (Bloomfield)
BEGINNERS’ YOGA
Starts Oct. 7 in Canandaigua (PRE-REGISTER)
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Timber Harvesting:
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& Firewood Sales:
Mixed Hardwood Split Wood,
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We currently have one as a “share” ($125) or one
for yourself ($250); tranquil environment, utilities
& extras included. See our website.
See all our classes at www.GroundedByYoga.com
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Chimney
Service
“For the safety of your home & family”
If you’ve been to some of the rest, it’s time to come back to the best.
34 years of continuous non-stop service!
All work is done by our three ASE-certified auto techs.
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We have a motor information program with over 10 million pages of repair procedures and
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Day: 585-229-5110 Night: 585-721-8872
“Quality for less!”
8598 Main St., Honeoye, NY 14471
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Honeoye, NY 14471 • [email protected]
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Tony’s Pizzeria celebrates
its 10th anniversary
Tony’s Pizzeria at 140 Main Street in Dansville
reaches a milestone on October 6: the tenth
anniversary of its first day in business. Owners
Tony and Salome Farraro remark on how quickly
the time has flown by. Salome comments, “We
both have differing memories of our early days.
They were busy and full of learning opportunities.
But here we are, 10 years later, thanks to our wonderful customers.”
We’re Celebrating Our
10th Anniversary
and National Pizza
Month at
Each October, Tony’s Pizzeria has celebrated its
anniversary (also National Pizza Month) with
giveaways. This year is no exception, but the
number of “gifts” will be greater. The biggest and
best of all is three tickets to the Buffalo Bills vs.
Miami Dolphins game on November 8, thanks to
Geno and Nancy Bortle of ACG Fire-n-Safety,
ticket sponsor and longtime friends of Tony’s Pizzeria. Customers can enter the giveaway at the pizza shop or like Tony’s Pizzeria Facebook page. There are some entry
criteria, which can be found on the Facebook page and at the pizza shop.
As an added gift, Tony and Salome Farraro will make a donation to one local nonprofit as determined by customer votes at the shop. The non-profit must be located
in Livingston County and serve the Dansville community. “We try to support as many
non-profits and organizations as we can every year, even if only with a pizza gift certificate. This anniversary is the perfect opportunity to give back a little bit more than
usual. It’s important to remember that we all support each other to make our small
town the best it can be,” says Tony.
Located in the heart of Dansville’s historic business district, Tony’s Pizzeria occupies
an 1840s-era building. Using Tony’s recipes, dough, sauce, meatballs and soups are
made on premise. Traditional pizzeria items are available daily for lunch and dinner:
pizza (whole and slices), stromboli, chicken wings, subs and wraps, salads, soups,
and more. The restaurant offers dining space, take out, delivery, and catering service.
The menu and more information is available on www.thebestpizzaindansville.com
and Facebook: Tony’s Pizzeria Dansville.
Tony and Salome are looking forward to many more years in business.
—Submitted by Salome Farraro
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on premise. Traditional pizzeria items are available daily
for lunch and dinner: pizza (whole and slices), stromboli,
chicken wings, subs and wraps, salads, soups and more!
Find our menu on our Facebook page and
on thebestpizzaindansville.com
140 Main Street, Dansville
335-8984
Eat In, Take Out, Delivery & Catering
Are you considering selling your home
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Lic. RE Salesperson, REALTOR
9 West Main Street,
Honeoye Falls, NY 14472
Cell: 585.455.9834
Office: 585.582.8403
Fax: 585.624.3458
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.nothnagle.com/bobgleason
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Say you saw it in The Lake Country Weekender! Page 9
in the Little Finger Lakes
To post your event FREE, e-mail it to [email protected]. Please limit to 50 words. Deadline for each month is the 15th of the preceding month (or the 16th if the 15th falls on a Sunday).
Your event should occur in or near the Little Finger Lakes area (see community list in the masthead on page 2). Events by community or nonprofit groups only. No classes or workshops.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5
First-Thursday-of-the-Month Open Mic
at Theatre 101, 101 Main St., Mt. Morris,
7 p.m. Free; donations welcome. Doors open
at 6:30 p.m. Refreshments served. For information, e-mail [email protected] or call
585-746-8441.
Auxiliary Dinner, Honeoye-Hemlock
American Legion Post 1278, 4391 Co. Rd. 36,
Honeoye, 4 p.m. ’til gone. Beef stew and biscuits, corn, tossed salad, German chocolate
cake and drink, $6. Members and guests are
welcome. All proceeds to benefit Unit 1278
projects.
Chicken & Biscuits Dinner, first Thursdays, by Hemlock United Methodist Church.
4:30– 7:00 p.m. at the Hemlock Fire Hall, Rt.
15A. Donations benefit Food Pantry and
local needy. Old-fashioned creamed chicken
over biscuits, mashed potatoes, salad, homemade desserts, coffee, tea, and milk. Takeouts available. Hemlock UMC, 367-3138.
THURSDAY–SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1–4
Cohocton’s 50th Fall Foliage Festival.
(See article on page 5.)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6
Springwater Bicentennial organizational
meeting, Springwater Town Hall, 7 p.m.
Celebration plans are being made. Volunteers needed. All are welcome to participate.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
The Colony Caregivers’ 2nd Annual
Funds for Ferals at 7 p.m., East Bloomfield
Fire Department, 105 Main St., Bloomfield.
Dessert buffet and raffles. Funds to benefit
our feral cat colonies with food and spay/
neuter services at our clinics. Reserve by
Oct. 1: call 585-250-8577 for $7 advance tickets (includes 2 raffle tickets); $8 at the door.
Go online to: “TCC Events” for more information.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 & 17
The Friends of the Livonia Library Book
Sale. We have re-scheduled our book sale.
We were rained out on September 12 and
have a huge selection of books, DVDs, VHS
tapes, and more! Friday 6–8 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Fill a new Friends Tote
for $5 or purchase books for $1 each. New
tote is included in the $5 purchase price.
https://friendsoflivonialibrary.wordpress.com/
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
Roast Beef Dinner, 4:30–7 p.m. Webster’s
Crossing United Methodist Church. Adults:
$10, under 12: $4.
Livonia Kiwanis Fall Steak Roast and
BUNKO Night at 6 p.m. at the Conesus
Lake Sportsmen’s Club. Raffles, cash prizes,
50/50 drawing. Please call and reserve a
ticket at 585-346-5515. A night of great fun!
SATURDAY–MONDAY, OCTOBER 10–12
Letchworth Arts & Crafts Show & Sale.
(See article on page 5.)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11
Fall Festival at Bristol Mountain. (See
article on page 5.)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
Springwater-Webster Crossing Historical
Society Dinner & Program. Stacy Gilson,
local antique clothing enthusiast is asking
“Did you really wear that?” Participants are
encouraged to bring an iconic item of clothing or a photo showing a favorite style from
years gone by. In turn, she will share clothing
styles through the ages with examples from
her collection. Please join us for a dish-to-pass
dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the program at 7:15
p.m. at the American Legion Post #905 at
7998 School St. All programs are free and
open to the public. Donations for the support
of the Historical Society are welcome.
Fall Foliage Art Show, 1–3 p.m. Stop in and
enjoy the work of local artists during the
50th Annual Cohocton Fall Foliage Festival.
Cohocton Public Library, 8 Maple Ave., Cohocton. (585)384-5170.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 & 4
Naples Open Studio Trail. (See article on
page 3.)
Spaghetti Dinner at the United Methodist
Church of Livonia, 21 Summers St., Livonia.
5–7 p.m. Spaghetti with meat sauce, salad,
garlic bread, finger food desserts. Adults $7;
children 10 and under $3. Takeout available.
Blue Grass Jam! East Bloomfield United
Methodist Church, 2 Park Place at the corner of Rts. 5 & 20, from 3–7 p.m. Special
Thanksgiving dinner, $6; children under 5
free. Great music & great food! All are welcome! The church is handicapped accessible.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4
Harvest Festival at Deer Run Winery.
(See article on page 5.)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
Ladies’ Luncheon: 11 a.m. at Letourneau
Christian Center, 4950 Co. Rd. 11, Rushville.
Betty Borisuk, wife, mother of 5, grandmother
of 18, gifted pianist, will be the speaker. Buffet
luncheon follows. $12. Reservations required:
585-554-3400 or [email protected].
Spaghetti Supper, Honeoye United Church
of Christ, 8758 Main St., Honeoye. 5–7 p.m.
Adults $6. Takeouts available. A portion of
the profits will be donated to Embrace Your
Sisters.
Annual Sportsmen’s Raffle, HoneoyeHemlock American Legion Post 1278, 4391
Co. Rd. 36, Honeoye. Donation of $15 will
give you a chance to win one of the 11 prizes
plus enjoy hot dogs, hamburgers, Italian
sausage and more. (Gun winners must be
able to pass NCIS check. Guns on display and
certificates redeemed at Beikirch Ammunition, East Rochester. Door prizes and side raffles will be offered if you are present.
Walk-ups are welcome. Tickets are available
from any legion member, at the legion, or call
the Legion at 229-5969 or Bob at 585-229-5977.
All proceeds are to benefit Legion 1278 and
assisted by the Unit and Squadron of 1278.
South Bristol’s 2nd Annual Hops Harvest Dinner & Dance. (See article on
page 5.)
“Hops in NYS and Hoppy Beers,”
hosted by the East Bloomfield Historical
Society. (See article on page 6.)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 & 3
“New to You” Sale, Friday 9–4 (bake sale
9 ’til sold out) and Saturday 9–1 (bag sale
12–1). Donations gratefully accepted.
Honeoye Masonic Civic Center, 4994 Co.
Rd. 36, Honeoye. Contact Amy: 585-2292253. Sponsored by Eagle Star #350, Order
of the Eastern Star.
in East Bloomfield. All are welcome for lunch
and fellowship. Freewill offering. Handicapped accessible.
Community Friendship Luncheon, 11:30
a.m.–1 p.m. at the East Bloomfield United
Methodist Church, Rts. 5 & 20 at Park Place
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24
Annual Turkey Dinner by the Springwater United Methodist Church, to be held at
the Springwater Fire Hall, 4–7 p.m. Turkey
with all the trimmings—mashed potatoes
and gravy, dressing, corn, cranberry sauce,
squash, pies, and beverages. Take-outs
available! Adults $9, children 5–12 $5, and
under 5 free.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28
Book Talk Group, Honeoye Public Library,
8708 Main St., Honeoye. Ruth Ozeki’s novel,
A Tale for the Time Being, is the story of
Nao, a 16-year-old Japanese girl and Ruth, a
Japanese American writer, who become connected through Nao’s diary. Refreshments
and conversation at 5:30 with book discussion at 6:00 p.m.
Book Club. Come join us for a friendly discussion of One Plus One by Jojo Moyes at
the Cohocton Public Library, 8 Maple Ave.,
Cohocton. at noon. Coffee, tea, and light refreshments will be served.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
Annual Turkey Dinner at the United
Methodist Church of Livonia, Summers St. in
Livonia. Dinner featuring dressing, mashed
potatoes, squash, and dessert, will be served
from 4–7 p.m. Cost is $9.50 for adults, $5.50
for children ages 5–12, and under 5 free.
Takeout available.
Penny Social, 12 noon, Springwater Fire
Hall, 8145 South Main St., Springwater. Special raffle: Hallmark collectible ornaments.
Refreshments served.
Teen Book Club, a teen-run group. 11 a.m.
Snacks, books and fun! Cohocton Public Library, 8 Maple Ave., Cohocton. (585) 384-5170.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18
Free Community Meal, Richmond Fire
Hall, Main St., Honeoye. 2 to 4 p.m. Open to
everyone! Sponsored by Little Lakes Church.
For more information, call Darryl at 6830989, e-mail [email protected], or go
to our website: www.littlelakeschurch.org.
Legion Monthly Breakfast, HoneoyeHemlock American Legion Post 1278, 4391
Co. Rd. 36, Honeoye. 8–11:30 a.m. All you
can eat—eggs, sausage, home fries, toast,
pancakes, French toast, coffee, orange juice,
50/50 drawing. Members and guests are
welcome. $5.50 for adults and $4.50 for under
12. All proceeds are used for projects by the
Legion, Unit and Squadron of 1278. More information, call Legion at 229-5969.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22
Spaghetti Dinner & Music Jam, dinner
from 4:30–7 p.m. followed by music jam; pay
by donation. Webster’s Crossing United
Methodist Church.
Pioneer Days at Wayland Area Historical
Museum, 9 a.m. Welcome homeschool students and parents. Special events and interactive opportunities for children, with volunteers in charge of special activities, including:
butter churning, carpentry, candlemaking,
storytelling, games, and more. For more information call Marian Crawford, 728-5303.
Trunk or Treat at E. Bloomfield United
Methodist Church! Trunk or Treat 10:00–
10:30 a.m.; games and snacks 10:30–11:00
a.m. Wear your costumes and go from car
trunk to car trunk in our parking lot to collect
goodies, then stick around for games and
snacks. 2 Park Place at the corner of Rts. 5
& 20 in E. Bloomfield. Call 657-7220 or email
[email protected]. All are welcome!
Annual Post 1278 Halloween Open
House, Honeoye-Hemlock American Legion Post 1278, 4391 Co. Rd. 36, Honeoye.
4–8 p.m. Stop by for cookies, hot dog, cider,
and candy. Do not forget to bring your camera to take pictures with our great background. No charge.
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ONGOING:
DAILY
Tour of Mount Morris Dam! The U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers Visitor Center at
Mount Morris Dam is open daily through
October 25 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Free
ranger-guided walking tours of the dam are
offered each day as follows: Monday–Thursday at 2 p.m. & Friday– Sunday at 11 a.m.
and 2 p.m. Tours are limited to 30 people on
a first-come, first-served basis. So, come
early to sign up and check out our Visitor
Center! For details contact the Mount Morris
Dam Visitor Center at 585-658-4790. Location:
Mount Morris Dam and Recreation Area;
6103 Visitor Center Rd. in Mount Morris (located 2 miles south of Mount Morris off of
Rt. 408S/ Chapel St).
www.lrb.usace.army.mil.
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
& SATURDAYS
Experience The Wizard of Oz at the
Honeoye Public Library, 8708 Main St.,
Honeoye. Some of Barb Kennerson’s awesome “Oz” collection will be on display until
November 21. Take the time to view this collection… you will not be disappointed.
The Lake Country Weekender offers a publicity platform for the arts,
events, and tourism activities in the Little Finger Lakes region.
Are you an artist, writer, musician, or performing artist who lives in the Little Finger Lakes area? Are you
planning a festival or special event in the Little Finger Lakes area? Or, do you own a business related to
tourism activities in the Little Finger Lakes? Write your story and e-mail it to [email protected].
(The deadline is the 15th of the preceding month.) Your press release will be reviewed and considered for
publication.* It’s a great way to get free publicity! Call 585-669-4114 for more information.
*Publication is determined by relevant content. The Lake Country Weekender does not guarantee publication of all press releases
it receives. Only press releases will be considered—no brochures or flyers, please.
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The Town of Canadice
Planning Board
is seeking interested Canadice
residents for the position of
Planning Board
Alternate Member.
The Planning Board regularly
meets on the fourth Monday of
the month at 7:30 p.m. in the
Canadice Town Hall, located
at 5949 County Road 37.
Please contact the Planning
Board at 585-367-2050, extension 6# for further information.
Interested individuals are
invited to attend any meeting.
By order of the Town Board
Eileen Schaefer, Town Clerk
ROAST BEEF
DINNER
Roast Beef, Local Vegetables
& Home-Baked Desserts
Saturday, Oct. 10, 4:30-7:00 p.m.
Webster’s Crossing
United Methodist Church
Adults: $10, Under 12: $4
PENNY SOC
IAL
Saturday, Oc
tober 17
12 Noon
Springwater
Fire Hall
8145 South
Main St.
Springwater
SPECIAL RA
FFLE: HALL
MARK
COLLECTIBLE
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Nature
in the Little Finger Lakes
Twelve things October brings
1. The haunting screech of a grey fox below the pasture awakening me in predawn’s
starlight dressed hours, luring me to get up and see the rare convergence of Venus,
Mars, Jupiter, and Mercury, all below Leo in the eastern sky this month.
2. The sudden spell to stand still and savor the brilliant blue midday sky over a tapestry of trees in seasonal tresses.
3. The hardening, warty-skinned fruits of summer’s labor—spaghetti squash, butternut, pumpkin, and acorn—to cure and put by for fall and winter stews.
4. A feeling deep in my bones that I need to take one more paddle on Canadice or
Hemlock to admire the reflection of fall colors on water, of water lighting the air,
of the autumn air itself.
5. Winding country roads into small towns like Naples, with pop-up tents selling pies
in flavors of Concord grape, pumpkin, apple, and elderberry, swearing that if I sell
at a stand this fall I will eat at least one whole pie myself.
6. Hoards and herds of wooly bear caterpillars crossing the roads, remembering the
chart my son and I made during his preschool year to investigate any truth to the
folklore about the caterpillars’ black bands predicting the coming winter, and realizing how many winters have passed, with my son now grown and at Cornell.
7. Apples—Northern Spy, Lady, Jonathan, Winesap, Gala, Honeycrisp, Ida Red, and
many more for eating, baking, and cider (fresh or as fermented brew).
8. Imagining great Halloween costumes I will never have enough occasions to wear:
Persephone, the Snow Queen, or maybe a Seneca Lake salt mine storing gas.
9. My daughter’s high school soccer games; me wrapped in a blanket and dreaming
of a hot dinner while kettles of hawks and vultures circle the thermals preparing
for migration.
10. Not so much a longing for the stacking and finishing of getting wood in, but for
the burning wood smell, the curl of its smoke, the deep inner radiance of a woodstove’s light, and heat as the daylight hours fold in.
11. The stacking of scratchy and clover scented hay for the horse in the cobwebby
barn.
12. A traditional setting out of an extra plate for Halloween’s harvest dinner in memory of my ancestors, for those who have recently passed away, and for the one I
miss whose echo of grateful prayers still whispers in my ears.
Angela Cannon-Crothers
Writer/Educator/Naturalist
www.angelacannoncrothers.webs.com
in the Little Finger Lakes
To post your group FREE, e-mail it to [email protected]. Please limit to 50 words. Deadline for each month is the 15th of the preceding month (or, the 16th if the 15th falls on a Sunday).
Your group should be from the Little Finger Lakes area (see community list in the masthead on page 2). Community or nonprofit groups only. No classes or workshops.
SUNDAYS
TUESDAYS
FIRST & THIRD WEDNESDAYS
Springwater Trails Hiking Group: Join us
for our weekly hike on the Springwater Trail
and on other trails around the Springwater
area every Sunday, 2 to 4 p.m. followed by
social hour. Check the website, http://springwatertrails.org, for up-to-date information on
the hikes, since special circumstances may
force a change to scheduled times. Contact
us anytime at [email protected].
Livingston Art Group, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Come
paint or draw with the Livingston Art Group
at the Chip Holt Community Center, Vitale
Park, Lakeville. Free. Bring your paints and
a bag lunch and join us! Information: Sally
Moses, 243-3305, Pat, 346-2548, smoses6994@
aol.com.
Poets and Writers Club, 10:30 a.m., Chip
Holt Community Center, Vitale Park, Lakeville. Poets and writers who like to write and
share their work. Free. Information: Dorothy
Weichenthal, 226-9720.
SUNDAYS, SATURDAYS, & TUESDAYS
Women’s Running Group: Join us for
friendship and fitness. Contact Tami Kenyon,
Chapter Leader for Finger Lakes Moms Run
This Town: [email protected]. For more
information, please visit our website: www.
momsrunthistown.com or Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/groups/MountMorrisNY.
MONDAYS
Knitting at the Library, 4 p.m., Wadsworth
Library, 24 Center St., Geneseo. All skill levels are welcome. Free, open to the public.
Information: geneseolibrarydirector@owwl.
org, 243-0440.
GriefShare, a special help seminar and grief
recovery group for people experiencing grief
and loss, will be held Monday evenings at 6
p.m. at Springwater Church of the Nazarene,
Rt. 15, Springwater. 585-669-2173. Sessions
include “Is This Normal?” “The Challenges
of Grief,” and “Grief and Your Relationships.”
Needles at Noon, 12–1 p.m., Livingston
Arts Center, 4 Murray Hill Dr., Mt. Morris.
Needleworkers are invited to bring their
handiwork (and brown bag lunch, if desired)
for an hour of conversation and sharing.
Contact: 585-243-6785.
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
Bone Builders at 9 a.m. at the Cohocton
Public Library, 8 Maple Ave., Cohocton. A
free hour-long exercise and education program for those 55 and older, designed to reduce or halt the risk of osteoporosis in both
women and men. Participants of all abilities
can benefit from this program.
Trust in the Lives of Older Women,
1 p.m., discussing art, history, music, and
current topics. Wayland Free Library. Contact Marian Crawford, [email protected] or 728-5303 to confirm times or for
more information.
SECOND WEDNESDAY
Conesus Lake Garden Club meets every
second Wednesday, March–December, at
7 p.m. at Camp Stella Maris on Conesus Lake,
Livonia. Please contact Dottie Connelly at
585-346-5622 or by e-mail at dconnelly3352@
gmail.com for more information.
Board of Trustees of the Honeoye Public
Library, 8708 Main St., Honeoye. 7 p.m.
THURSDAYS
FIRST TUESDAY
Basketeers Quilt Club, Lakeville United
Church of Christ, 7 p.m. For more information, contact: Maria Oliver at 346-3939.
THIRD TUESDAY
Honeoye Chamber’s Economic Development Task Force meeting at the Richmond
Town Hall, 7 p.m.
SECOND MONDAY
SECOND TO LAST TUESDAY
Ties That Bind, Dansville Public Library,
200 Main St., Dansville. 6:30–8:30 p.m. Working on a project? Need motivation? Come to
the Holden Room to enjoy some needlework:
knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, needlepoint, quilting, etc. Having problems with a
project? We are here to help each other. For
more information, please call 335-6720.
“Pieces of the Puzzle” Support Group
for parents and/or caregivers with specialneeds children and/or teens. We will be discussing issues you may be having in hopes
to help you find positive solutions, as well as
family supports available in our area. Cohocton Public Library, 8 Maple Ave., Cohocton.
6–7 p.m.
The Lake Side Artists Guild, 10 a.m.–noon
at the Canadice Town Hall. All artists and
crafters in the area are invited to attend. For
more information, call Dorothy Harrison at
507-5224 or Kathleen Armitage at 991-8046.
Naples VFW and Auxiliary Dinner from
5 ’til 7 at the VFW Post in Naples on Rt. 21
just north of town. Menu varies from week
to week. For more information, call 374-2191
after 4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.
Stor ytime at the Cohocton Public Library,
8 Maple Ave., Cohocton, is a fun, interactive,
and educational program for children and
their caregivers. Each week the program will
feature stories, crafts, and activities based on
a particular theme. 10:30 a.m. 10/1, Imaginary Friends; 10/8, Habitats; 10/15, Super
Women; 10/22, Spooky Shadows; 10/29,
Hurray for Halloween.
Crafty Kids. Stop in at the Cohocton Public
Library to make a free craft! The craft will
be available Thursdays for parents/caregivers and their children from 10 a.m. to 7
p.m. 10/1, Create a Monster; 10/8, Bottle
Bird House; 10/15, Paper Tube Dragon;
10/22, Jack o’ Lantern Jar; 10/29, Paper
Strip Pumpkin.
SECOND THURSDAY
Ravenous Readers, 6:30 p.m. at the Dansville Public Library, 200 Main St., Dansville.
Looking to join a book club? We’re looking
for members! For more information please
call 335-6720.
THIRD THURSDAY
The Colony Caregivers of Ontario County
meets at 6 p.m. at our new location: Wood
Library, 134 North Main St., Canandaigua.
The organization works in Ontario County to
trap, spay, neuter, and vaccinate feral, stray
and abandoned cats. Please join us to see
how you can help. To be added to our email
list or volunteer, please send a message to:
[email protected] and we will
contact you.
SATURDAYS
Crafternoon at Honeoye Craft Lab, 4–6 p.m.
at 6 Honeoye Commons, Honeoye. Bring
your craft projects, including projects you
need help with.
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If information about your group has changed,
or if your group has disbanded, please contact
The Lake Country Weekender.
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Springwater Amish Workshop
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7936 Mill Street (Rt. 15) in Springwater
585-669-9710 • www.springwateramishworkshop.com
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