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....... '•••■ ’• Puppyluv: Pamper Sewer^svigp^jig^^ (Jirectors want info / page 3 ★ ★ TAG SALE!!! ★ ★ your pet during your ' w m j . ^ vacation / page 11 * 4 Days for the Price of 3! DjsquaHfled: Athletes lose their medals / page 15 ' PLACE YOUR AD ON TUESDAY, BEFORE NOON, AND YOU'RE ALL SET _______ FOR THE WEEK. JUST ASK FOR TRACEY OR IRENE IN CLASSIHED. HOMES I r m ia l e FOR SALE CARS CARS I FDR SALE FOR SALE g o v e r n m e n t Homes PEACHY Keen I f Adora­ from SI (U repair). ble Nantucket Cope BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY FORD Fairmont 1980. 4 iKaudifatrr) Manchester A City nl Villaqe Char HrralJi Delinquent tax prop­ Cod at Lydall Woods. door, 6 Cylinder. Excel­ erty. Repossessions. Only one year young, 2 INEATHW/ lent condition. $980. Call M 5^-6000 exten- bedrooms, V/i baths, laKBCME I flumwhb 643-9044. TAKE A LOOK Tuesday, Aug. 18.1987 slon GH 9965._________ 1st floar family raam Im m m PLYM O U TH Gold Duster EAST Hartford 6 5 du- and laundry, fully ap- REGIS^MSIi W core M33rE?TlumBerTno 1974. $400 or best offer. 85 Pont. Grand Am Ptex. Needs cosmetics. pllanced eat-ln kit­ witli epsMintt for » vt- CARMm YA fob to big. Specialized 649-6662. Anytime I •teAto,. *6895 30 Cents Great Investment. chen, pretty saft caun- art and olOar. Meals JMMOinilOIBlWCIi In residential, quality VINYL IS FINAL Scott 721-1221. try decor I Owners and afMwka provldad. Oemijisle home and te- Is main concern. Fully See why vinyl liding hai the ad- 86 Toyota Celica anxiousi $143,500. modsHwg. .WeipacliilBa In bam- •hSAO *11,200 M ANCHESTER $129,900. Rtferencep.' 847-0515. leeme aiN kaeSwiersmae ioaie Insured. Free esti­ vantege. Free Eatimatea. Chll Jackson- & Jackson Bolton^ oommaicIN wodi. Hiqln wad In- mates. Senior citizen CLYDE 85 Mazda RX7 QSL'SE' Cape, 7 rooms, 3 or 4 Real Estate. 647-8400.O CHEVROLBT-BUICK, INC. bedrooms, living awad. relsmiieaa. discount. Coll 647-3838. SIDING PLUS at Loaded *11,900 room, fireplace, dining A MANCHESTER Tradi­ D A Y ; ^ R E M M l i B R O U T E 83, V E R N O N Voltage cut 643-1198 81 Mazda R)(7 *4498 room, I'/i baths, fin­ tion 11 Lovely 6 room Home hea openlnos lor full 7e Ford Qranada Z dr. •2895 Cape Cod featuring 3 time^ kMMkNa OH to 8. Seven IMOUjlCOW ished room In base­ 79 Cougar XR7 •3495 79 Zephry Sedan *2395 bedrooms, a fireplace, yeara Hoenaedi fkil aid oerU- In m f m ___|8EIIVIGE8 mwKEsmsBiMa ment. Phllbrick flad. Mother of two. Fenced aZBulokResatter. •8495 86 Line. Town Car Agency 646-4200. aluminum siding, Bucket, truck t cMpper. as BonnevNIa 4 dr. •6995 newer heating system, In back yard. ODD lobs. Trucking. Stump removal. Free S4 Celebrity a *. trv» •7495 2 to Choose $A VE M ANCHESTER. $352,900. 1 car garage. Green Home repairs. You eailmates. Special Impeccable, spacious 640-0262 JOHN Deerr Pointing name It, we da It. Free aeSkybawk aer. w» •5995 84 Mercury Marquis to cope with Rd., area-Bowers Contractor. Residen­ consMarallon for akferly 2'h year old LaCovo 4 school districti estimates. Insured. 643- and handicappod. seCMdaCleraaer. •7495 Brougham *4995 bedroom Colonial. Ex­ $137,500. Jackson & tial, commercial. Inte­ 0304. ___________ aSMero. Maravka*. •7895 quisite master bed­ rior exterior, power 6 4 7 - 7 ^ as Chav. Caprice a dr. •8495 86 Mustang *6495 Jackson Real Estate. washing. Quality work FIREPLACE. Remadel- room suite with walk-ln 647-8400.O____________ Ing and chimney re- aa Pontio SunWid •8595 85 Gran Marq Brh. *6895 closet, 1st floor family at reasonable price. as Camaro iiut BRAND New Listing! I 649-3248. bulldlng. The EDWARD TDTH •9195 and laundry rooms, possiblltles are end- aa Dodge Daytona •11,495 88 Town Car *17,900- heat demand tastefully decorated Spacious S room Cape EXCAVATIND presently under con- lets. After 6pm week- Se Century a dr. •10,295 85 Cougar nae *6800 throughout. Century 21 doys, 643-8209.________ 18 yard salHoadine aempar with as Cavalier a dr. structlan an Birch o p ^ o r tor him. Chaapeat way •8395 Epstein Realty. 647- FLOOMm 87 Spectrum a dr. 64 Mazda Pickup *4595 8S95.D Mountain Rd., In Man­ TR UCKING such as loam tomovedlrt •8495 By The Associated Press moist air and forced the summer’s chester. 3 bedrooms, U g M Houaek e y lng. Fteaae ,flll, wood, stone, trash S7 Chavelta tdr. •5495 M ANCHESTER. $134,900. 63 Lynx Wg„ At AC *3995 second power reduction. 2</> baths, fireplace, 2 etc. Roy Hardy Lawn 875-8D56 87 Chevy Nova 4 dr. •7995 A 5 percent voltage reduction was Charming older 3 bed­ car garage, 3 zone FLOORS Care. 646-7973.________ 86 Mazda SE5 PAi *5495 The National Weather Service in room Colonlol with 647.H 34 Lei ua do your Hardwood. instituted for a second consecutive Windsor Locks said the tempera­ heat. Wooded Vh acre A L L phoses of landscap- 872-9111 spacious rooms In con­ lot. $284,900. Jackson & flOoral We will remove the 82 Buick Skylark day throughout New England and a ture at Bradley International Air­ venient location. Im­ fumNura from the working Ing. Brush-cut and hall, DELIVERING White *5195 nuclear power plant was rushed Jackson Real Estate. area al no extra charge. Free hedges, trees, flower Rich farm loam, 5 yards, port reached 95 degrees at 3:30p.m. maculate condition, 647-8400.g____________ Placing anad InClossIflad into service in Connecticut as lots of updating, priced It easy. Just call 643-2711. eetimaiea. beds (remulched). Odd $75 plus tax. Sand.araval, 86 Markur XR4TI *11,495 Monday, one degree shy of the VERY Pretty. Manches- lobs. ProfessloiMl re­ and decorative stone. temperatures hit the mid-80s by record 96 set for the day in 1913. to sell. Coll today for an We'll held vou with the 84^234$ • Ptdro SCRANTON early morning and power demand appointment. Century ter. $154,900. Eye dor- wording of vour od sults, reotonable rates. 85 Buick Regal *7495 In addition to the heat, the dew 21 Epstein Realty. 647- mered Cape set on big 85 Olds Calais *6395 neared record levels, utility spokes­ point rose above 70 degrees — an 5595.0 ____________ corner lot with a pic­ ANO SCLtCT useo CARS... men said today. indication of very high humidity — ture perfect yard. 3 SOMC s.e» nNANCiNa on lsssi 84 Gran. Marq. LS *8695 The voltage reduction was made for a one-two combination that sent M ANCHESTER. $284,900. bedroms, fireplaced at mid-morning, according to Louis LaCava built Garrison 87 FIFTH AVE. <a) •14.405 85 Mazda RX7S state residents scrambling for living roam, dining A/C,Akim.«ni *9895 Keezing, a spokesman for Nor­ relief in pools and beaches or inside Colonial an a gorgeous room, partially fl- HOMES 87 LeBARON theast Utilities. lot In a highly desired nllshed lower level, 1 M0RTBA8E8 FOR RENT {MISCELLANEOUS OTSTiMto •12.205 air-conditioned buildings. area. 4 large bedrooms car detached garage. HfflSITIfflE Iforsale 87 RAIDER 4x4 •12.705 MORIARTY “This (reduction) has been “A cooler front will be moving Including master suite O. W. Fish Realty. 643- 87 PLY VOYAGER •15.805 coupled with our earlier appeal to through (today) but it won’t bring with dressing area and ROCKVILLE/VERNON W ATER BED king size. B7 RAMCHARQER 1591 .□________________ NO PAYMENTS house for rent. Older T E E Shirt transfers. Ap­ BROTHERS curtail the unnecesary use of much relief,” meteorologist Tho­ 4 dauble clasets. For­ Up to 2 yaora. KIsa your fi­ Complete package ex­ proximately 3000, also •17.505 301 Canlmr 81. electricity. We are quite sure these mal dining roam, spa­ $123,900. New listing. nancial dlfflcultlaa goodbye. Colonial, living room, cluding headboard. 87 ARIES 4*, low •8.008 HMTMtd ptioto by Tucket mas Kondos said. “Temperatures dining room, 3 bed­ 50 to 100k numerals and ManchMtBT, C T will be adequate to forestall the loss will still be in the OOs, but the air cious kitchen and brick Price Is right on this Avoid foraclotura. Catch up Asking $100. Call 742- letters for shirts, caps, 87 DODGE RAM of power,” Keezing said. fireplaced family adorable 5 raom Cope on Iota payments auch at first rooms, 1 bath. $1000 5918 evenlngs.D_______ MINI VAN Maj. Gen. Richard Stephenson, commander of the U.S. shoul4 become drier." security, $750 per etc. Best offer. 649-3642 WLAk.AMo •13,506 Bill Sullivan after landing in the company's Hilliard Street Tony Castagno, another NU raom. 16 x 30 deck, with room for expan­ or second mortgage or even offer 5:30pm.p_______ 643-S135 Army Aviation System Command, is flanked by Purdy Utilities throughout New Eng­ sion. Newly remodeled outstanding credit cord bills. month. Pay your own TW O matching Velour 87 DAKOTA pu •IO.OOO parking lot this morning aboard the Black Hawk spokesman, said the Millstone 1 centrot vac, 2'/i baths, 2 beige sectionals, used. INDUSTRIAL sewing Corp. President John Purdy J r , left, and Vice President land reduced voltage by 5 pereent car garage. Morel O. kitchen, new deck and Keep vour home free and utilities. Available Sep­ 87 SHADOW TMko •10.506 helicopter. nuclear power plant in Waterford at 12:40 p.m. Monday “in an located In nice quiet clear without Mens. Bod tember 1st. Call Dianna Together or separate. machine for sale. $500 W .' Fish Realty. 643- $75 each. 646-6331. 87 SUNDANCE Turn. •10.886 THUCK8/VM8 returned to service ahead of attempt to keep up with the very, 1591.0 neighborhood.
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