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4 WW.“‘ vers mal MATURE WOMAN : My home, - “mm 6 ~ 2 A.M. Three small ch Greece area, gamma Mondays um: Fr!- days. IMMEDIATE OPWGB for pecline fashion strlist, no ~ Investment, 'free wardrobe. ~ DIO PATROLMAN - Average earnings $7 per hour,. Ooportunity for advancement. UNS-5298 NURSE: RN. Industrial plant of natlon wide Co. Must be available for shift work. Apply personnel 8-4. American Can Co., 111 Parce Ave. Fairport. H RADIQ DISPATCHER OR RA- Webster area. Full or part-time. Night or day shift. Overtime guar- anteed if desired. Time and a balf over 40 hours. Uniforms furnished Area code 716-244- 3402. U SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR: For cordless board, typing. Permanent position, fringe benefits, must have own car or - transportation. Brighton Town Hall area, Monday - Friday, 9 - 5 Call 244-7060 Ext, 7 for interview. tf OFFICE WORKER: Part time East hemletta, Jefferson Rd., area 12 - 4 Must have ability to hardle telephore calls, posting, filing and typing $2.00 per bour. Call for appointment 442-3411. 11/23 © + priday. of the week you work: Oisten Temporary Persoanel WWW ~ ~ IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for tashlon stylists. Free ward- | pobe, no investment, average earnings $7.00 per hour. Bee- line Fashions 865-2425 ° FULL OR PART TIME with prominent nursery - apply in person, experienced. 1345 Nine Mile Pt. Rd. corner Plank. tf THE NONPROFTT Rochester Dental Assistant's School is accepting applications for the four months course beginning February - 26th. - Morning, Afternoon, or Evening classes for housewives, mothers and employed. Placement Assist- ance. 235 Park Ave. 271-2340. HELP! I need 4 Women inter- ested in making money. Prestige employer with ex- cellent company 621-2580. BABYSITTER after school some weekends 75¢ per hr. Own transportation to Stuy- vesant Rd., Pittsford, 381- 6558. 12, 4 PART TIME CUSTODIAN to clean nursery school class rooms 5 nights a week - 12 corters area, Contact E.W, Ross 271-5660 days or 473- 5165 evenings. 11/23 MALE: printer, set-up man for paper box wrapping mach- Ines and quad stayers. Exper- lerited or man to train. H. P. Neun Co. Inc. Fairport, N.Y 377-5560, t?! my fiWfifi oren tite . nap epe rrp m= rome metres t wardrobe,\ twice: a year, no ; vas or noir investment. Average earnings <> | sum) per bour. 84B«~ '6625, call £063} . DELIVER CIPTS.-Anl orpart -- $3,900 | hourly «*+ Car o time. necessary. Call 453-4193. MALE: Driver, midnight to & AM, two or threenights weekly Must have Hceense withnocon» victions. Call Personnel office 546-5000. _ 11/23 RELIABLE GIRL: for weekena babysitting, Brighton area. 381-4207 - MAN for light cleaning and general maintenance, Bran- ch bank, Brighton-Pitts{ford area 35 hour week. Call 454-6200 Ext . 201 FEMALE - SALES WOMAN: Hickory Farms has openings for Christmas, full time and part time, good hours, salary, employee - discount. - Apply Hickory Farms, Cheese, 3400 Monroe Avenue. 11/23 COMMISSIONS PLUS: I'm in a fast growing business and need sales ladles, with car, small investment, generous commissions, if you have leadership ability and would Hke to earn extra money call 235-0775 for interview 11/23 GENERAL OFFICE GIRL: proficient in telephone an- swering and typing. Sealbag Inc., 770 Linden Avenué, Dul- 2652. 11/23 (Continued from Page 9) acd her husbard have built a unique bustiness~--but their ba- , ,Slc motive is patriotic. They . have a passionste desire to eg, their ration come Into Its d * They're also so gererous that we began to fear as they loaded us down with gifts that they would put themselves out of business. This Winter each of our children will wear a hard knit skiing cap, thanks to Mrs. Standun. % # *% IRISH FURNITURE 200° years ago was among the fin- est in the world, but its virtues disappeared withthe coming of the industrial revolution. But the William Hicks furrmiture business carries on. The ground floor is filled with samples of simpliffed reproduction furniture that the firm produces to keep alive. But upstairs in a high-cell- Ingecioft, a number of workers keep alive a Hicks tradition of craftsmanship in wood which goes bark many gcrorations. In this dusty loft, smelling of glze ard shellac, woodcar ving ard versoricg sare done in a manzer which bas virtually disappeared. We were told that a wealthy favestor is putting moaey into the firm, and hopes to restore Irish furniture mak- Ing to its previous glories. *-- # __ # GUINNESS\ BREWERY is Ireland's largest irdostry, R also is one of the clfest trowing businesses in the world--ard B is ae of the fow industries prominent to- day which have obeld a commending position for more than 180 years. The trewery fselMisawon- derfal combination o the old sx the cew which is so much a part of the sceme in frelard today. OBO irolzsies sper- madern Ieborstorles, ard its rewoenr tolliings aro com- pietely space age. But the main Brew taonse is a w«omerfol IFS cettory «@troctcre fon of orcamectal cam ftroe. ard the Coin» nees stock, apparertly hasn't cag om all sims Astor Crirsess tirat traewsd (t 230 years %n. %o #oo *% Stoot ts a tessy Ela¢tk beer. Amaorisa®\s wesorad to ghter trews, find % takes regasied and determine! #ip-_ mar: to dessa a taste x #. Het, onem thp mm de- [ WWw-mmmwmu ¥i% ”Tm, Wu ; L Cake \* mum“ ** *%\ \C4 C WwwmquW%ummw win Is¥iore, 586-2694 with rem-v} ERS REAL“ SERVICE «QM»; 4560. | H MWSFGRII 27? WWDLAND fRd-Long meadow, 3 bedroom . ranch, l-1/2 bath, sunken liv» ing room, Stone wall with fire» - place, pansled dining room, carpeted kitchen, utilittes in- cluded washer & dryer, double garage, large lot surrounded by permanent woods, no outlet street, Mid thrities, assume 5% mortgage. 381-6734. 11/23 NOTHNAGLE_GALLERY OF | HOMES, realtors, can serve you wall in the buying or selling . of property. Ours is a Coast- to-Coast Association withhead offices in Rochester. -wespec- falize in relocating trans- ferees., Cur effective mer- chandising of property is largely through maxirum util- ization of photography which enables a selection before in- spection. We are the largest local Real Estate Company selling the mast property. tf For added service nowhere else available, call Nothnagle, 325-1040, Visit our Midtown Plaza Gallery or the one in your neighborhood, There are 9 for your convenience, Hf Editor Visits Ireland (te CANDY BY THE TON is stored in Urgey chocolate factory in Deblin. General manager A. M. Bohan stands in front of stacked candy boxes. has great bealth-gving vir- tues. And the great stallions at the Irish National Sted re- ceive a pint of Guinress' each day as port of the regimen designed to make them the finest and strongest rare kerses anywhere. For almost all o its first two centuries, Guirsess' stuck strictly to stost. But a few vears ago, bowing to the times, they produced a lighter beer called \Harp.\ This has been successful, but stout is still the company's main stock in trade. FOCOTSTUFFS, mostly grown in Ireland, now still make ap the tulk # frish exports despite the rapid growth in manaofactoring cotumer goods. EBut the food taitstry is making strong efforts to prod:co specialty foods forthe cverseas market. Cateatr® Cakes, Ltd., makes o froftesko which is PDeraly dooscd rm in trendy, tat in Irish whiskey. laxt®'s Bisso's, port of ons of largest busi- nesses, produces tous of thm» sims of cakes anl crackers erery day. We saw glam new mxckines ramoingt Wrath A crackers amt cockiak € Boitwi's tas been productng a crear cracker (me ased #> frr @* (p mm in(es (» the 1 bit, those with chocolate covering, are aimed at. the British market, which reportedly eats more sweets than any other. # 40 % Chocolates is oper- ated by a lively, bumorous man maimed Arthur Behan, who tells yon with a twinkle in his eye that chocolates aro «nature's firest food.\ Ard he gocs onto point out RK the cocoa beans come from abroad tke scerct of Irish chocclates lics in their uso of the wordeor - fal Irish milk asd cream. Urnoy*\s is 51 por corti owned by the Grace intorests of tew York City-ant the compony supplics a major portion proescssed choccokate csed in Amorica, Ecochan told cs that Aamorica bas been cxperitom- Ing a major chocolatostort- i'm sure ts exused in port by youngor cetbers o my own famdy. Urcoy*\s was fooled in 1984 ty a and has gro®n to be s major factory in frelarnt's crpart Inclustry. Like thkeFeor- rey pher i Pa., t is sotropded ty roms gar- dons--a trunder, as they #oro a o€ Hip. Heors*®sy, #4 #0 % m mam mm mam year Mmawmfimww mm,bm nmumw riding in Irelard can be an enthusiasm of all classes. Many of the riders may have Social commections, but some of them have some at all. And the Irish, despite the coming cf moderna industrial life, stilll cling to thoir Iove for horsoeflesh This becomes apparent whon you visit the grounds whore the show is bheld--an impressive all-yoar-old cstablishmert at which the main crtrarco and beadqsartors aro in an oxccod- ingly bardsome Gcorgtan building. Theo stow grands are behind. A was as if you ertored Red Wing Stadinm through Cocrge Enastm:m House, and tolls a bit abot the role that borees stil play in this tslard repabiic. a 4% # LAKBSCAPE--Ireilsm tas been chile topreservefitsteas- thes from the octiocor adver- tiser, but there is eferte Pat tHfBbcard evdfliratisn is beqgirritg t> arrice Po#h \Iurxts\ onl \Calter\ gas (petrct) stations Af a ratter design are appecring on the conrirysite. Often they sre comkinmed with sometring a is & smd tuyrtorgesr ard sturt - These, top, are of atftraztiteo design--anm spot tessy clean. CLESANIITESS oggears «n thiah trait of «tmo fresiipal of trerits grogray and we. siti .o B -D NB reo Wh sin . Pratt, Pittsford. 586-1471. t nammmmns,‘ gas ranges & wringer washers, must be in good conditich, 325-9418. BOOKS: bought - sold - new - 6ld » singles or collections. 458-0044. LAWN & GARDEN TREE REMDVAL SERVICE. Fully fnspred, Write - phone - HAROLD SHARP, tree sur- geon, Fishers, NM. Y. 924- S174. & COMPLETE LAWN CARE- Maintenance, weed and pest control. Thatching, merion bize gr sod lawns. Russ Todd Lakdscaping, 671-1144. sODDING, Design, Seeding, Flagstone, Planting, Pruning, Maintenance, Garden Supplies, Brookside Nursery, 1345 Mine Mile Pt. Rd. 12/21 TREE, LANDSCAPE and SPRAY SERVICE, Free estimates, information and colored brochures. Ted Collins Associates, 7 Schoen Place, Pittsford. 38147972. but they are exceedingly clean. An annual national competi- tion, called the \Tidy Towns - Contest,\ singles out thecom- q:munitlies that are notable for . {thpts\\good housekeeping=-and -sthere is great local and national pride in the winners. TOURISM is still relatively limited, although ft has multi- plied enormously in the past decade. - Entrepreneurs are looking forward to the day when what they called the '\fumbo jets\ will be able to haul 400 or $00 persons from New York to Shannon in about four bours| Others fear the influx of American cash and American hard-boiled charac- teristics may be unfortunate for Ireland. An interesting facet of the tarist trade has been the developr:ent cf \medieval barquets\. At least three an- clert ':rish castles bave been referbisted and now offer ban- quiets modelled on those of medieval times. Onze gets only a Gant knife, no forks or spoons, and goes through the entire ritual of a food fest of the 1400's or 1500's. ORe travelwise visitor com- mexrted:; \I thought this would te just a silly bit of com- merclalism. But the Irish bave a sense of haurhor and a sense of style that makes it all a great deal of fun.\ Men's Club To Sponsor Dance Tho Men's Clb f Matker C Sorrows Qirchb wil sporsor an \Around tke World Kight,\ ono Saturday, Mov. 25 a 9 pC The dance will bo Reld in the Moter of Sorrows Social Center, Which bas teen Frankie Stack and tis orchestra owl play and pererages and snacks from a varlety of countries will be sarred. peserration may be male by mm the charch mm. MRMMNWMWWMM pomaes will be the annus? miwmnwmmm *> # t% pim. as the paritsan Eraain, «/Z PA. ammwmmamam MMWWMM oe e cin reas en one 0595 of 586-0516. LAWN MANTENANCE-Mow- ing and mum Fruauu— . TREE? PRGBLEMS? cali Bob's Tres Services Free estimates, Fully insured. Removals, Pruning, Topping, etc. 482-9190 or §86- 8482 FALL CLEAN-UP Hourly or job, new lawn construction. Russ Todd, Landscaping, 671- 1144. COMPLETE _LANDSCAPING- Epecialize Inseediag, sodding. Professicnal lawn and mainte- nance service. Lawn cutting,. bed work, fertilizing, wooed and crab grass control, Call us for any type of lawn ser- vice., V. Sullivan, Jr. 435- 6132. ROLLING, SEEDING, ing, maintenance,shrubs, lawn mm. W P3203 W‘ scaping,. 872-5629 or 482-9055. COMPLETE LANDSCAPING Specialize in seeding, sodding Professional lawn and main- tenance service. We are open for contracts for fall seeding. All lawns are guaranteed. References. V. Sullivan, Jr., 436-6132. i FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM: Alex- arder St. Retired male, 2 rooms & kitchenette. Low rent in exchange for services. References. 244-8018. tt Olympia Athletes Honored Awards presentedtoGreece Olympia varsity athletics at the Second Annual Fall Sports panquet held at the - high school Tuesday evening in- cluded 54 letter awards and recognition of eight football players who were elected to the all-county team. Greece - Olympia football players received five pesitions on the All-County team. Bill Coe received two positions, one for offensive tackle and the cther for defensive line- backer. Bill Pierce was named offensive guard, Jim Lamy defensive halfback, and Dean Martin, defensive end. The three co-captains of Olympia's team, Plerce, Coe, ard Lemy, all received first team positions. Receiving boncrable mention can the All-County football team were Dennis Farrell, Dick Benrett, Don Byron, ard Darrell Kaye. 'The barquet was organized by parents of Olympla athletes as a trfirrte to the efforts of the coaches sand team members. Letter awards follow; SOCCER Armstrocg, Daniel; Bock, Mickael; Dartt, Brian; Ern- isse, Gary; Harson, Richard; Jobrson, Richard; Kalamarofi, George, Makela, Timo; Mer- itt, Terry; Park, David; Ped- l=7, Mark; Roe, Robert; Ro- mig, Barry; Senrders, David; Schaige, Gary; Valecti, George;, and Wheeler, Rickard, CROSS COUNTRY Bracer, Robert; BHuribert, Edxard; m, Alan; “my Robert; Schwartz, Walter; Schweitzer, Randy; and Wim derkold, Robert. FOOTBALL Parker, William, Benrett, Richard; Buebler, Larty; By- ron, Coe, Willliam; Conn, Larry; beweis, Joseqh; UiMazssimgt, Authory; Emrich, Martin: - Farrell, Deanis; Hamifon, Willian; Heer, FHoppet, MM Purley, Michael; Haris, Pat- tick Hest, August; Ks Dar- tel, tammy, Marolts, imam ummmmm ROOM: Gentleman, | quiot, comfortable, 62 Lans- . dale off. Field and Mocrpg. ©2141-1671. mom, Komé‘wmleges, good ' hablts, East Avenue, Pittsford m3. 535'209‘7. oxe SEDHOGMAPARTMENT off East Avenue fn private. house, available December 1. All utilities., Cal 244-5137. RENT FREE UNFURNISHED garage apartment on suburban estate for couple in return{for limited services. 381-»-1311. \ 41/23 ROOM - Gentlemen, clean, quiet, comfortable. 62 Lanse dale off Fleld, Mauroe, 271« 1671, t INSTRUC‘I'ION LEARN TO SEW - Beginners, advanced, talrioring, groupe your home - 244-8494, tt TUTORING: all subjects, qual- ified teachers, elementaryand adul. . PROFESSIONAL TU- TORING SERVICE, 244-9155. PRIVATE PIANO INSTRUC- TION - Qualified teacher. Greece B65-8565. OPENINGS IN Afternoon class for 4 year olds. Pittsford, United Nursery School 381- 1047. 11/23 PIANO INSTRUCTION : for children and adults, Eastman graduate, experienced teach- er, Brighton, 244-2131. 'Pioneer' 11/23 | clean, \QUARTERS: Give | mascmmeous RENTALS PM“? RENTAL 'HEAD- your next party the «DURANDS UNITED RENT-ALL way.\Reatevery- thing from glasswaretosiiver services and fountains, For prompt service, call or visit us at 434 Jefferson Rd., 442- 28918 and 2750 Dewey Ave., 621-7318 FALL SAILING in beautiful Nova Scotian Ketch. Call 342- 0924 for brockare. _u HAVING A& MEETING- PARTY? memm. CATERING RENTALS, P.O. Box 215, East Rochester, N.Y. s81-38%4. \I cost no more to rent the figest.\ tt SANTA CLAUS SUITS and complete party rental service Durand's United Rent-all, 434 Jefferson Rd., 442-2918 and 2750 Dewey av 621-4818 FREE ESTIMATE! 8 Green Isle Rd. Henrietta, N.Y. Thanksgiving (Continued from Page 1) THANKSGIVING MENU - Lobster \Pie\ Roast Turkey Roast Wild Duck Roast Venison Homemade Bread Berries, Nuts. On the chance that some of our readers have never cooked venison sor ever heard of lobster «pie,\ we have scoured , local sairces for recipes for both of these dalights. The recipe for the propara- tion of venison comes from the R.T. French Test Kitchen and was genrerously provided to us by Miss Ruth Dubois of that office. We had a lit- tle harder time coming up with a recipe for lobster \pie;® in fact, says Mrs. Irene Muntz of the Rochester Gas and Elec- trie Home Service Dept., \there isn't such a recipe in all my files.\ But that didn't dster Mrs. MuntzZ. Like most good cocks, she can concoct countless var- bations on a theme,. Thus with the ald of the State of Mains Cookbook, she has suggested for us a lobster pie, based oa a recipe for «Three-Way Seafood Pile\ which appears on page 62 of that volume. So, for all traditionalists in upstate New York and for al children who have an aver- ston to vegetables, we suggest a retreat to 1621, and the preparation - of a - REAL Thanksgiving Dinner -- in the manner of the Pligrims who bad so much to be grateful for more than S00 years ago. Wwe think, also, it might be a challenge for the man in the bouschold to think through the blessing he will say at the table this Thursday, BR might be interesting to attempt to say a Thanksgiving \grace\ more in the style of the earl- ier New England settlers than in the manper of modern 20th century brevity. Roast Venison i desired, 3 or 4 strips of salt or fit pork may be inserted into meat at outset. Marirate roast for 24 to 48 hours using mixture of 2 cups dry red wine,; 1 lirge chopped onion; and 1 bay leaf. (1 1/ 2 cups apple juice and 1/ 2 cup vinegar may be sub- stinxted for wine) Turn roast occasionally. Remove and pat dry,; sprinkle with sah, pepper, and dash of cayenne pepper, Mest agrin may be covered with strips of sah pork if desired. Roast uncovered in 325° oven allowing 25-30 minmes per pound, besting frequently with marinade. For gravy skim ft from pandrippings; add enough condensed canned consomme to make 2 cups liguid. Bring to boil; remorefrom heat and blend in 1 / 3 cup hearycream. Simmerto beat throughs season to uste. q , ‘ B Lobster 'Pie' Sent: i the chopped onion in 2 the. butter, Add 2 ths. flour and 2 1/4 cops fish stock and 1 up. chopped parsley, See medium sird lobsters, into lrge sized WKWMWWWWW Whmmm m a deeps M 1,35, m with , «My owen. mm WW ”vwfm
