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24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 18. 1989 I CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS R t I INDUSTRIAL Automotive FOR SALE FOR RENT l i J PROPERTY Cut your risk of cancer with ... gariic and onions! J MANCHESTER. We have ON E and two room apart­ MANCHESTER. 3400 and WASHINGTON (AP) — Garlic and two light and bright, ments, Main Street. ^ Speciolii»D<fit! 2400 square foot indus­ I CARS smelling vegetables “ can signifi­ diagnosed cancer. habitual consumption of such vegeta­ 1i l onions can put a crimp in your social cantly reduce the risk of stomach a reduction in stomach cancer risk spacious 2bedroom un­ Call 529-7858 or 563-4438. trial space. Loading FDR SALE People in the cancer-free group bles increased. In other words, the its featuring new con­ dock, parking. Wood­ life, but they also could provide cancer.” starting at an early age ... and MANCHESTER. Two each year consumed at least 25 and more onions and garlic you eat over a temporary kitchens, 2 bedroom Townhouse, CARPENTRY/ land Industrial Park. 1983 MERCURY Grande unexpected protection against Published this week in the Journal continuing throughout life.” porklng spaces, conve­ BOOKKEEPING/ HEATING/ MISCELLANEOUS Principals Only. 643- sometimes more than 50 pounds of lifetime, the less your chances of all appliances, full INCOME TAX REMODELING Marquis. Four door se­ cancer, according to a study pub­ of the National Cancer Institute, the The anti-cancer effects of onion­ nient to highway and basement, pool. $700 PLUMBING SERVICES 2121. dan with all the extras. lished by the National Cancer allium vegetables, a genus which stomach cancer. like root vegetables have been busline. Call tor de­ I ( study says researchers used questi­ A plus utilities. Quiet $3500 649-2136.________ Institute. includes onioiis, garlic, leeks, chives, “ Persons in Linqu tended to be suggested in studies dating back to tails. Low SIOO's. Cen­ neighborhood. 647- S&S HOME GSL Building Mainte­ onnaires to compare the dietary ramps and scallions. tury 21 Epstein Realty, 1 9 8 8 INCOME TAXES PJ'8 Plumbing, Heating 8 1980 PONTIAC Turbo The study compared foods eaten by exposed to mild doses of allium the 1950s. A 1979 study, for instance, 0279, after 12 noon. IMPROVEMENTS nance Co. Commercl- Trans Am. 60,000mlles, habits of 685 patients with stomach 647-e895.n___________ Air Conditioning stomach cancer victims with the diet The cancer patients generally ate vegetables over long periods, likely found a reduced amount of stomach ECONOMICAL, Third Consultation / Preparation & REPAIRS al/Residentlal building Merchandise automatic, T-tops, air cancer with those of 1,131 other less than 25 pounds of the vegetables. MANCHESTER. Immac­ Boilers, pumps, hot water repairs and home Im­ of healthy people in Linqu, China. beginning in childhood,” the study cancer among residents of a Georgia floor, one bedroom Individuals / "No Job Too Small" conditioning, tilt, new people, matched by age, gender, ulate 2 bedroom, T/j tanks, new and provements. Interior The study also found that the risk of said. “ Our study suggests that all or apartment with stave Rogltltrod and FuNy Inaurod replacements. Eagle GT's, cruise con­ Researchers found that the strong­ occupation and education, who had no county famous for growing vidalia bath Townhouse In Sole Proprietors and exterior painting, stomach cancer declined as the part of such exposure has resulted in and refrigerator. Nice FREE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMA TES trol, rear defrost, tour onions. small complex. New location. $475 plus utili­ light carpentry. 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Au­ FARRAND REMO^LING Fully Inaurad • Fraa Eatimalaa ITV/STERED/ You'll never know the air conditioning. Call Room additions, decks, roof­ Commerclal. Drive­ tomatic, excellent con­ MAR CoattrEcUoa • Well Pumps Sales & Service ways, starting at $15. APPLIANCES power of Classified until 649-5240. ing, elding, windows and gutt­ gf MaMotfagBaF dition. Good tires. you use It yourself. ers. All types of remodeling and • Water Heaters (Eiactnc a aaa) Call Bob, 872-8841. 64,000 on motor. MANCHESTER. Three 643-1720 Atk tor Mark bedrooms, I'/J bath. repairs. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. • Bathroom & Kitchen TAPPAN Gas gold Range A M /FM Cassette. $3500 RESORT $775 per month. Two Remodeling PROLONG THE life of cut with hood for sale. or best otter. 236-9560. Bus. 647-8509 PAINTING/ flowers In your home by 647-9522.____________ PROPERTY bedrooms, l '/2 baths. Res. 645-6849 • Senior Citizen Olecounte 1977 PLYMOUTH Volarl. $575 per month. Two PAPERING • Electric work by snipping stems of on an­ ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, Runs good. New ex­ N gle. This provides more Precision Electric 20", 4 burner. White haust, battery and N OWN A Piece of the sun. bedrooms, 1 bath. $525 ilattrhpalpr HrralJi per month plus utili­ HOUSE Wall Papering & FREE ESTIMATES stem surface to absorb Nutone Coppertone brakes. $950 528-0074 or Myrtle Beach, South ties, security and refe- the water. Prolong the life Range hood with vent 646-2423._____________ Carolina. $59,000 pre­ RENOVATIONS Painting Phone; 6 4 9 -2 8 7 1 rencs. No pets. 643- Ranoveta 1 room or antlra houaa. of good, but unused Items to outside. Very good construction prices. Residentlol, Commercial, In your home by selling 1980 FORD. Fairmont. 2121. Strip old plaatar walla, Inaulala, condition. Ideal for Four cylinder, tour Two bedroom luxury ahaalrock and Snlah. Alao Intarlor References & Insurance. I MISCELLANEOUS them for cosh with a apartment or summer golf ylllas, free golf MANCHESTER. Two painting. Call low-cost od In classified. speed. Runs and looks bedroom flat, first AAartv Mattson, 449-4431 SERVICES camp. Both for $75. good. Asking $500. 649- Thursday, Jan. 19, 1989 membership. Call 1- 647-3808; Manchester, 646-0271. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 800-225-6897. floor, near busline. leava maaaaga. Gary McHugh, 443-9321 AN(3ELIC HOME 5434.________________ 30 Cents New carpeting, great 1984 MERCURY Marquis. location, walking dis­ 4 SEASONS REMODELING HAWKES TREE SERVICE CARE REGISTRY FUEL DIL/CDAL/ ROOFING/ I One owner. Excellent tance to stores. $650 per • Additions • Decks Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump LOCAL REOtSTRY OFFERS condition. 39,000 miles. MORTGAGES QUALITY CARE... FIREWDDD month. One year lease • Roofing • Repair SIDING removal. Free eatimataa. LOWER COST TO CLIENTS... Fully equipped. $5395. Great quake plus security deposit. 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    rAYM NEW JERSEY DEVILS STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS 2 0 0 3 Tommy Albelin, Jiri Bicek, Martin Brodeur, Sergei Brylin, Ken Daneyko, Patrik Elias, Jeff Friesen, Brian Gionta, Scott Gomez, Jamie Langenbrunner, John Madden, Grant Marshall, Jim McKenzie, Scott Niedermayer, Joe Nieuwendyk, Jay Pandolfo, Brian Rafalski, Pascal Rheaume, Mike Rupp, Corey Schwab, Richard Smehlik, Scott Stevens CAPTAIN, Turner Stevenson, Oleg Tverdovsky, Colin White Raymond Chambers, Lewis Catz OWNERS, Lou Lamoriello CEO/PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER, Pat Burns HEAD COACH © Steve Lansky 2010 bigmouthsports.com NHL and the word mark and image of the Stanley Cup are registered trademarks and the NHL Shield and NHL Conference logos are trademarks of the National Hockey League. All NHL logos and marks and NHL team logos and marks as well as all other proprietary materials depicted herein are the property of the NHL and the respective NHL teams and may not be reproduced without the prior written consent of NHL Enterprises, L.P. Copyright © 2010 National Hockey League. All Rights Reserved. 0 2003 EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER-FINAL 1 OTTAWA SENATORS 113 v. 8 NEW YORK ISLANDERS 83 GM JOHN MUCKLER, HC JACQUES MARTIN v. GM MIKE MILBURY, HC PETER LAVIOLETTE SENATORS WIN SERIES IN 5 Wednesday, April 9 Saturday, April 12 ISLANDERS 3 @ SENATORS 0 ISLANDERS 0 @ SENATORS 3 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. NEW YORK, Dave Scatchard 1 (Roman Hamrlik, Janne Niinimaa) 7:59 GWG 1. OTTAWA, Marian Hossa 1 (Bryan Smolinski, Zdeno Chara) 6:43 GWG 2. NEW YORK, Alexei Yashin 1 (Randy Robitaille, Roman Hamrlik) 11:35 2. OTTAWA, Vaclav Varada 1 (Martin Havlat) 8:24 Penalties – S Webb NY (tripping) 6:12, W Redden O (interference) 7:22, M Parrish NY (roughing) 9:24, Penalties – S Webb NY (charging) 5:15, M Fisher O (obstr interference) 5:50, D Scatchard NY (interference) 18:31 P Schaefer O (roughing) 9:24, K Rachunek O (roughing) 9:24, C Phillips O (obstr interference) 17:07 SECOND PERIOD SECOND PERIOD 3.