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Emergency Declared by Aquino MANnii;STt:R III;RA1.0, Tuesday, IX'c. 5, 1<)S9 HOMES HOMES CONDOMINIUMS I FOR SALE FOR SALE [ i FOR SALE PAINTING/ CARS L££J PAPERING FURNITURE FOR SALE MANCHESTER-Quolnt SOUIH Windsor-Unique CHFA Approved. Excel­ lent 3 room, IVj bath PAINTING - Interior. 10 piece living room set, Addition vintage home. Charm­ 3bedroom Townhouse, CHEVY-1975, El Camlno. Helpful Townhouse In new con­ Reasonable rates. Free Outlook ing Cape with lots of dark pine with sleeper. Runs excellent. $1,500 3 full baths, fireplaced estimates. Excellent character. Spacious Hying room, dining dition! Flowing lay-out D < f f t l 1 Excellent condition. or best offer. Call 871- dining room with built- with spacious, open de­ work performed. 646- $400. 646-6799. 0014 after 4pm. room, kitchen, 1 car 2149 after 5pm. in china c.rset,country garage. Immediate oc­ sign. Fireplace and all School proposal amenities! $109,900. FORD, 1971, Maverick. kitchen, hardwood cupancy. $168,000. U 8. "EASY DOES IT" Is the Needs body work. Bird concentrates Economists forecast floors, and even a big R Realty, 643-2692.0 Strono Real Estate, way to describe placing a 647-7653.0 Runs. $99. Call 647-1824. is gaining support/3 screened porch,fenced MANCHESTER- Priced CARPENTRY/ CONCRETE u lo n c i 1 A y c n iio wont ad. Just call 643-2711 yard, within walking CHEROKEE Jeep, 1977. on the other areas/16 a slowing economy/9 to sell, two fam ily. New and we do the rest! W ith 1985 m otor. $3,500 distance of park and malning. Seclal builder REMODELING eyerything! Bus line, SERVICES or best offer. 646-2358. po o l. $132,900. D.W. center of town. financing. 2 bedrooms, Get that chimney repairect Fish Reolty, 643-1591.a quality built Town- GSL Building Mainte­ $149,000. B roker, 529- KITCHEN & BATH before winter! Call now MISCELLANEOUS S'o TTT h WINDSOR- 8276._________________ houses. IV2 baths, gar­ nance Co. Com m ercl- age w ith opener. Su­ for a free estimate. Fully al/Residentlal building FOR SALE |g2^TR_UCKS/VANS Brand new Farmhouse Come yiew this beauti­ REMODELING Colonial. Quality built perb location. 201-203 insured. repairs and home Im­ FOR SALE fully decorated 3 bed­ From the smallest custom home set on a N ew State Road. repair to the largest TALAGA MASONRY provements. Interior room raised ranch. Strono Real Estate, and exterior painting, END ROLLS FORD 1985 - FISO, long wooded acre. Features Llylng room, eat-ln- renovation, we win do a Include 4 bedrooms, 647-7653.0 643-8209 light carpentry. Com­ 27'/i" width — SOC bed, V6, standard. 61K, kltchen, IV2 baths, rec complete job. Start to Cap. Excellent condl- 2Vj baths. Atrium plete lanitorlal ser­ 13" w idth — 2 for 50« room area, deck, main­ finish. Free estimates. vice. Experienced, rel­ tlon. 646-2439.________ doors, fireplace, wrap­ tenance free exterior, ILOTS/LAND Neweprlnt end rolls can be around front porch and H eritage Kitchen electrical iable, tree estimates. DODGE - 1986. *150', 318 attached garage, beau- FOR SALE picked up at the Mancheeter 32x16 deck overlooking 643-0304. Herald ONLY betore 11 e.m. CID, automatic, bed tlfully landscaped. & Bath Center private backyard. Ex­ Monday through Thursday. liner, tool box, 50K, $157,000. Henry Asso- LAND-$85,000 approyed Come visit our showroom at: DUMAS ELECTRIC cellent home for enter­ $5500, 742-8669. clates, Inc. 644-4723. building lot. Forest 254 Broad Street Service changes, ta in in g. $259,900. D.W. H ills; $115,000. 1.5 acre iianrliPHtpr Irralft M anchester additional wiring and Fish Reolty, 643-1591.P SOUTH WINDSOR - approyed lot. Forest $168,500. Owner anx­ repairs on existing CARS CARS MANCHESTER- Hills. Build using your 649-5400 LEGAL NOTICE ious to sell this plans or sellers. Sentry homes. Quality work at FOR SALE FOR SALE OF APPUCATION W oodhlll Heights beautifully decorated 3 Ranch with 6 rooms, Real Estate, 643-4060.Q affordable prices. Notification is hereby given by bedroom ranch. New HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS Entirely owner operated. I'/j baths, fireplaced carpeting, new rec APPROVED B u ild in g DODGE - Omni, 1984. One The Connecticut Bank and Hying room, screened Cleaning, Hauling, Caipanlry, Remodelling CARDINAL Newsstand Price: 35 Cents room. Llylng room, Lots-Priyqte land Reasonably Priced 27 years exp. Call owner. Air condition­ Trust Company, N.A.. One porch, 2 car garage. formal dining room, loans ayallable on lots Free Esilmales Joseph Dumas BUICK, INC. ing, AM/FM Cassette, Constitution Plaza, Hartford, D oris Borque. $159,900. fireplace. Malnte- In C oyentry and He­ A) Cans Answered 646-52S3. 1989 Century Coupe $11,960 cruise, sunroof. $2375. Connecticut 06115, that an Sentry Real Estate, 643- nance free exterior, 2 bron. Lots start at Rick's Handyman & 1988 Skylark Sedan Special $8,590 646-5552._____________ application was filed with the 4060. □ $65,000. Some owner Carpentry Service 1988 ChevS lO Ext Cab P/U $10,960 Comptroller of the Currency, car garage. A must see. 1968 Buck Park Ave. $13,960 1979 concord. 2 door, COVENTRY- Henry Associates, Inc. financing and sweat 646-1948 MISCELLANEdUS 1987 Oldsmoblle FIrenza $6,490 excellent, fully loaded. Northeast District, 1114 Immaculate well deco­ 644-4723._____________ equity programs are SERVICES 1987 Buck Riviera T-Type $10,980 Radial tires, new Avenue of the Americas, Suite Growing number of elderly abuse drugs and alcohol ayallable. Call for de­ 3900, New York, New York rated 8 room home. New construction - Gor­ 1967 Buck Regal $8 695 brakes. $1500.(X). 649- tails. 1987 CMC S-15Spl P/U $6,380 10036, on November 13, 1989 Loyely landscape with geous new Garrison 4931. By Dianna M. Talbot ly, he visited a spiecialist, who, not recognizing the name rcach’s Elderly Substance Abuse Project, which provides brick front wallk. Flano Real Estate, 646- PAINTING/PAPERING 19B7ChevS-10PAJ $6,280 as specified in 12 CFR 5.31 problem with alcohol abuse, Wicks said. Others may Colonial, available for 1980 DATSUN 210, fo u r of the tranquilizer that his patient was already taking, Great eastern yiews. 5200.O 1987 Cadillac Brougham $13,960 for permission to establish a Manchester Herald group counseling and outreach programs for Manchester have knowingly or unintentionally abused over-the- Immediate occupancy. SNOW PLOWING door sedan, .113,000 Doris Bourque. 1986 Conrene Loaded SPECIAL Customer Bank Communica­ prescribed another tranquilizer to help with the condition. senior citizens. Great family room. Commercial and Residential 1986 Buck LeSabre Coupe $7,960 miles. Clean, excellent counter or prescription drugs, she said. $209,900. Sentry Reol M cHugh Him self tion Terminal (CBCT) branch Quality throughout. 1986 Buick Century Sedan $6,995 condition. Call 647-9382 Dorothy, a 76-year-old Manchester woman, remem­ He was on two tranquilizers before a family pharmacist The town Board of Directors on 1\icsday agreed to let Elderly people abuse substances for much the same Estote, 643-4060.g I BUSINESS Snow blower services available. at G. Fox and Company, Call Ron fo r m ore In­ Painting & wallpapering at Can Mike 649-4304 1986ChevMome Carlo $7,460 anytim e. bers the good old days when she had a husband and plen­ found this out and informed him of the mistake. the agency seek approval of grants, including $2,(X)0 for reasons that younger persons do, to combat loneliness, COVE NT R Y-Ne wly re­ PROPERTY 1986 Merc. Grand Marquis $8,960 Pavilion at Buckiand, 30 Buck- formation. RE/MAX its besL Free Estimates. Fully Mon-Sal 9am-9pm land Street, Manchester, Ct. ty of friends. Memories drift through her mind for most While their names have been changed to protect their its Elderly Substance Abuse Project. grief and boredom, Wicks said. decorated Dutch Co- East of the Rlyer^647- 1986 Dodge 600 Sed $5,895 NEW office building for 1986 PDnliac Trans Am 26K $ 06040. Any person wishing to of the day as she sits in her favorite arm chair, glass of identities, both Dorothy and Henry represent real people iLs lonlal. 2 acres 14V9.D$o,fadteyTin"'''c® Insured. Establisheed 1974. 8,995 Elderly Outreach needs the grant primarily to fund She said there are mainly two types of alcohol abusers: sale or lease. 5,300 L O W R A T E S 1986 Buck Cemury Sedan $7,960 BOB RILEY comment on this application who have fallen victim to a growing problem — sub­ Including 6 stall horse reduced - 3 oedroom sherry in hand, trying to fill a lonely ache in the pit of her 2-ycar-old project’s outreach operations, said Diane the long-term alcoholic, who had a problem with alcohol Colonial, oyersized lot, square foot building 643-9321 1985 Buick Skylark $4,995 may file comments in writing stance abuse among the elderly. The problem appears to barn and fenced pas­ has twin office suites 1965 Buck Riviera Loaded $8,795 OLDSMOBILE stomach. Wicks, co-coordinator of the town’s field services for the when he or she was younger; and the elderly person, who tures. Frontage on WII- roomy comfort with the Northeast District be increasing due to increases in the number of elderly having many special Need repairs around the 1964 Buck Century $5,980 259 Adams St., Deputy Comptroller at the organ iz.ali on. llmantlc RIyer. Easy abounds. Immaculate 1984 Chevrolel Celebrity $ Once a social drinker, she knows that alcohol is not a developed an alcohol abuse problem in his or her later features. Priced to sell YOU CAN enlov extro « P e rf. 3,995 persons, prescribed medications available and instances access to Route 44 and Inside and out.
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