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TIME for a CHANGUD Nursing Home Gripes Quite One of the Boys Against Oilers, 8-7 More Clouds Sunday | This Week Featuring: ^ 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 29, 1985 ^ I I — .. —, CHESTER FOCUS WEATHER Real Estate I NLRB officer drops Bowers janitor isn’t Whale wins shootout Partly sunny, cooler; TIME FOR A CHANGUD nursing home gripes quite one of the boys against Oilers, 8-7 more clouds Sunday | This Week featuring: ^ ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 15 ... page 2 j Onluo{- -rfZjTrzi LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 PM Mancheeter. CT Charles E. Lindsay 52 Lawton Road, Manchester Attractive 3 bedroom home with 1 baths, fam­ Just Listed! End Unit ily room, den or 4th bedroom, dining roont, Spacious 2 bedroom town house in Royal Arms Ulanrl|ratrr Mpralft Condo! baths, appliances, carpeting, full large enclosed rear porch, garage PLUS ERA’S Manchester, Conn — A City of Village Charm basement and a gorgeous and private rear and 1 YEAR BUYERS PROECTION PLAN! 80’s. Saturday, March 30, 1985 — Single copy: 25<t side yard N^id 50's DIR: East Middle Tpke. to Vernon St to Lawton Rd, Manchester $117,500 \(’ic l.istiiifi Raised Ranch, 8 nice rooms, possible in-law suite. 4 BR's. 2 Baths, Rec Room. Wet Bar. Slone Fireplace. Breezeway, 2 car garage. Deck and above ground B an d lead er Train wreck pool on treed lot 55 Steel Crossing Rd., Bolton alms to lose GREEN MANOR RANCH CAPE WITH EXTRA LOT Manchester $164,900 with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, all appliances, screened m starts fire, Hurry and see this 6 room country cape on IV* porch. PLUS a new furnace, roof, gutters, storm win­ acres , Xtra acre building lot that can be so band vWhs Nr'ic List in dows. vinyl siding, and a 1 YEAR ERA BUYERS PROC- Exceptional custom-deluxe colonial. Professional TECTION PLAN $70’S sold now or later 90 s landscaping, brick front, alum sided, fenced in yard, By AAoraoret Hayd9n Great place for children" Also 11 large rooms. 4-5 BR's. Family Room, Rec Room, Inter-comm, New roof. Cedar Ellington $94,900 BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. Herald Reporter Closet. Jacuzzi Room. Large Deck, In ground pool closes 1-91 \ ('i( l.is tiiifi REALTORS nicely laid out and much much more'! Call for private Terrific country setting, 2'; acres with a view, from COVENTRY — People have run, showing!! 189 WEST CENTER STREET dent occurred, he said. Large Guhte' inground pool. Rock garden and (Corner of McKee) walked, rocked and danced to raise By Rob Stein concrete patio' Also 8 rooms. 3-4 BR's Rec Room. 2 United Press International Greenfield Police Chief David money for worthy cau^s. But Ko.iturr uf tht* Week P.nti b> ihi* M jiuhestfr Mer.tld Car garage and ready for new owner' 646-2482 McCarthy said between 2,000 and Coventry High School Band Direc­ GREENFIELD . Mass. - Three 3,000 people from homes, schools tor Carl Salina has a better idea. cars of a freight train carrying and businesses were evacuated "W hy not a pound-a-thon?” he flammable liquid derailed and from an area within I Sm ilesofthe 349 EAST CENTER ST. wreck, but most were allowed back Joyce G. Epstein (9> THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING' asks. Band members are soliciting caught fire Friday, forcing the MANCHESTER, CT. after about four hours when it Ontui){, Please call 6 4 9 -4 0 0 0 for donations for each pound Salina evacuation of more than 2,000 Real Estate 647-8895 for a Iree markellny analysis of your hi n,- people and closing a six-mile appeared the fire w ould burn itself or loses by the tentative date of May stretch of Interstate 01 out. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION_______ To see any home on Ihe inarkel today 14. when the spring concert Is No serious injuries were re­ Only about 150 people who lived LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street Manchesler CT scheduled. ported. but officials feared there within one-half mile of Ihe tracks could be an explosion. The acci­ were told to slay with friends or at “ I would love to lose 20 pounds by emergency shelters until 8 a.m. then,” Salina says. dent occurred ,50 yards from the highway, about two miles from the Saturday as a precaution. The pound-a-thon is one of many ■ center of town. Greenfield is about Interstate 91 was reopened after efforts to raise $70,000 for an 90 miles west of Boston and 10 about four hours. A spokeswoman at Franklin eight-day trip the band will take to miles south of the Vermont border. County Medical Center in Green­ Coventry and London, England, Five of the 30.000-gallon cars derailed and tipped onto their sides field said one person had been starting June 28. but only three caught fire, spewing brought to the emergency room for Salina says 96 of the 118 band a plume of thick, black smoke treatment for minor injuries. No other injuries were reported, al­ Bolton $99,900 members plan to go. Students w ill.. visible 20 miles away. East Hartford \ew Listing $74,900 though three bed-ridden people in A Rare Find takepartinafour-dayjaationalfair 4 Slate health and environmental This lovely two bedroom U&R contemporary ranch features a dramatic Very nice, clean. 6 room colonial. Vinyl sided. OHW heating plus coal officials said the cars were be­ the evacuation area were brought near the city of Coventry. There stone floor to ceiling fireplace. It is nestled on a beautiful wooded lot on hot water backup system to save money. New deck, garage and fenced lieved carrying octyl alcohol, a to the hospital. in yard!!!Don't miss this one! _ a cul-de-sac near Manchester. Call today for private showing will also be time for sightseeing. compound with a wide range of Steven Ziegler, chief of the “ W e’ll play July 4, celebrating industrial applications including Boston and Maine Railroad police, sa-id he was investigating the cause our independence from England,” as a solvent INVESTMENT PROPERTY The smoke, which wafted of the derailment but would ha veto he says. wait until the wreck cooled to Maintenance Free. .Aluminum Sided. Two-Family in straight into the air, was not nicer section of Willimantic Each apartment has “ Some members of the royal believed toxic, but could cause eye inspect it. Five Rooms. Three Bedrooms, and a possible family may be there,” he adds. ^ and throat irritation, state health Christine George. 15, was at Apartment on the Third Floor Enclosed porches, officials said The fire also burned Greenfield High School w hen the Last yisar students from Coven­ full basement and a 3 Car Garage. Property m nice between six and eight acres of derailment was announced She shape, and priced to sell at $74,500 00 try, 'Engliandy visited Coventry and adjoining brush was later evacuated with other Manchester $133,900 East Hartford I\ew Listing $61,900 the local school. The Fire Chief William Collings said students to another school farther Expandable starter home, 4- Rooms colonial, Deep treed lot, enclosed working with them and othere to all but a few firefighters who from the scene. Unique STRANO REAL ESTATE "W e had to .shut all the windows l.Th K. CE.M'EH ST.. M \MillK.STKR, CT. porch and lots of charm!! find English homes where stayed to monitor the flames were Beautiful 3 bedroom contemporary located in Forest Hills on a pulled back to wait for the tire to and no one was allowed out of the cul-de-sac. This home features a brick floor to ceiling fireplace, first members can stey. school. " she said. "1 was real floor family room and a magnificant enclosed patio. Warmly decorated. CALL TODAY - 647-SOLDiffl Put Number 1 to work for you,’ burn itself out Won't last! Besides practicing' for the con­ • ft may take .several hours, it scared, a lot of people were real certs in Coventry and in Engjand, may take several days, ' Collings scared. A lot of people, they just the student hiusicians sire cittting said started crying." O^F Cl hO'JmS 7 AV TG8 TG ■ PV Wood, baby-sitting, and doing hther He said firefighters tried to The derailment and fire oc­ curred in a heavily wooded area Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson wori^ndividualiy and in grt^ps. douse the flames with water and foam from a pumper truck brought and some fire trucks drove to the 168 Main St., Manchester D.W.FISH And, of course, they’re busy in from Westover Air Force base in fire through the nearby Greenfield (heading North on Main St. across from Brown's Flowers) soliciting pledges for Salina’s Chicopee, but the fire was too Country Club intense REALD C A I ESTATEC C T A T pounds. Salina's weight ha$ been 647-8400 646-8646 VA ■ts:nEE;'-vA‘.:i'F.-'F!- . f a -. *. a c l f - 'There was so much heat with 643-1591 871-1400 placed in an envelope, s e a l^ and placed in the school safe where it the steel cars that the heat could reignite the fumes." Collings said. Inside Today will remain for a month and a half. "We took one look, pulled out. At Then, his net loss will be times the flames were above the announced. 20 pages. 2 sections HaraM |) ii^ by Taquinio trees." In the meantime. Salina will be .A Boston ii Maine Railroad Co. Advice- ,13 Lottery___ _ 9 Obituaries _ careful what he eats, especially in Coventry. Oirector Cart Salina permits school nursa Peggy spokesman said five cars of a Books.
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