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Compromise Possible in Trees Tiff FLOWER GIRL- BUICK SKYLARK-1985 16 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 11, 199i IT’S TAG SALE TIME A 4 Days for the Price of 3! .4 . Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to iianrhffitpr H m lii A announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. Tag Sale Ads Mutt Be In By Tuesday, Noon, For This Special Newsstand: 350 - Home: 300 Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper Friday, April 12,1991 Call 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN s n m STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 73 CLOTHING 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE NEW IN MANCHESTER Compromise possible in trees tiff FLOWER GIRL- BUICK SKYLARK-1985. BtsideToday. Dresses. Light blue. Power steering, CARDINAL CENTER By RICK SANTOS Sizes 7 and 9. Excellent automa- tic, 4-door. There’s a lot of options available, and there’s no reason to get trees, makes little sense as the number of spaces will be A Spcclolisf D<fit! condition. $25 each Good shape. Asking BUICK, INC. Manchester Herald into a head-to-head battle right now.” 649-4783. MOTORS reduced from 125 to 119. ■ Bolton excavation plan dis­ $3000. 649-4773. Be­ 1982 Chevy Comoro 42,896 Auto Repair Center Holland and other residents of the Manchester Gardens “What is there to be gained?” she added. tween 3-6pm. 1983 Buick Electro 44,860 MANCHESTER — Although the town tree warden has cussed ..................... R a ge 3. 1986 Chevy Comoro 44,996 369-371 Main SL Condominiums, who hope to meet with General Manager One gain, according to Tree Warden George E. Murphy, is BOOKKEEPING/ 1986VWJeftoGL 44,360 rejected the attempt by a ^oup of residents to save about 30 Richard J. Sartor today, is protesting the removal of the trees PAINTING/ 1987 OWsDelto 88 Brougham 47,280 649-4304 the enhancement of public safety in the downtown area. CARPENTRY/ L A W N C A R E 74 FURNITURE CHEVY CHEVELLE- trees, local officials are trying to reach a compromise with the ■ Students compete In mock I N C O M E T A X PAPERING 1987 Buick ftark Avenue 49,980 -FREE Towing* that separate the complex from a parking lot at Fbrest and “It is my opinion that expanding the parking lot is part of REMODELING 1968. Rebuilt 350 1987 Buick Skyhowk Cpe 6,380 group. trials........................ R a ge 3. CRIB-$28. Crib comforter, Main streets. Joseph P. Detneo, Jr. -----------------PERSONALIZED LAWN motor, standard shift, 1988 PontkK Firebird ShorpI 47,980 -Free Brake Inap.* However, if the town does not provide an acceptable com­ the Main Su-eet reconstruction development plan and is con­ complete set, $20. Call 1988 Clero Brough. Cpe. 48,480 The town wants to remove the trees to provide additional WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. KITCHEN & BATH REMODELING CARE & LANDSCAPING 12 bolt posi. Has not • T u n e -u p a sistent with efforts to improve public safety in the area,” Mur­ Certified Public Accountant Quality work at a 647-0913. 1988 Porrtloc Bonneville 47,980 promise, one of the group’s leaders said Thursday she will file parking spaces. I Small butinoas accounting and tax seen rain or snow since 1989 Buick Skyhowk Cpe 44,980 • Alternators phy, who is also Park Director, wrote in his decision Thursday. ■ Treasurer’s office revamp­ your tree estimate. fully experle^Xj.Tured F______________________ a court appeal. ootvioM. C oorporalions. S reasonable price! and licensed for commercial and 1988. $7000. Call 871- 1989 Jeep Wrongler 4X4 48,996 e Starters “They haven’t justified this plan at all,” Holland said. ing OK’d ...................P ag e A. corporationt, Partnorshipa. FInancW Interior & Exterior HERITAGE residential work. 1989 Buick Regal Cpe 49,896 • Cooling Systems “But we’d rather not do that,” said resident Mary Holland. SOFA-3/4 (rose) Queen 0014. Holland said the plan to redesign the lot, including clearing the •tatemant audits, raviowt. oompilationg. KITCHEN & BATH CENTER Please call for 1989 Hondo Accord LXI 412,686 « Tire Mounting & Balan­ I Aocounting write-up and payroll tax Free Estimates Please see TREES, page 10. free and honest estimates Anne chair recliner. PONTIAC-1981 G ra n d 1989 Chevy Celebrity 48,490 cing •ervioet. Call Brian Weigle 254 Broad Street $350. Very good LeMans, V-6, 4 door 1989 Buick Century 48,980 • C ^p le te Brake Systems 643-9034 Manchester 870-8450 1991 Buick Century Sed. 413,690 645-8912 649-5400 condition. 649-9638. 47K-plus. $1200. 646- • Oll-Lube-FUter 1673. 81 Adams Street • Trouble Shooting News YARDMASTERS MancHester •Most Mechanical Needs Belfast bomb CUSTOM QUALITY MANAoSsmiCES p S Spring Clean-Up 82 RECREATIONAL SUBARU-1985 GL. 4 PROFESSIONAL CAR •Tax ptBpatadon# Painting Interior/Exterior One stop improvements. EQUIP.________ Door, loaded. $1500/ 649-4571 CLEANING In Brief •Individual Of Busirwss* Wallpapering Framing to Painting. Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut, best offer. Over 100K e B u llin g e W a x in g •Electronic Filing^ Licensed & Insured. Yards, gutters, garages BICYCLE-26", 10 speed. miles. 224-8315. 94 MOTORCYCLES «£ e Interior Shampooing •Days, Evenings & Weekends^ 30 Years ^perience B.B.B. Member cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appli­ Good condition. $35. MOPED8 • Engine Degreasing •Reasonable Rates^ TRANS AM-1984. T-tops, • V m y l & Leather Quake hits References, Insured Call Dave Adamick tor a free quote ances Removed. Carpentry, 649-8314. wounds man; 644- 8034 power steering, power Conditioning 649-4431 Hauling, Backhoe Work. F YAMAHA VIRAGO-750. • Plnstrlplng Connecticut 6 45-6523 brakes, power Any Job Considered. 1982. Mint condition, • MasterCard & visa STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — ~ THOMAS MACHUGA, windows, power locks, low mileage, $1500 or Accepted G.L McHUGH PAINTING 87 MISC. FOR SALE auto transmisston, rear A minor earthquake rumbled , CPA, CLU RICK'S HANDYMAN best offer. 643-2647. 98 WANTED TO BUY/ Interiof/Exteriof Painting Call 643-9996 defroster, tilt wheel, air through Connecticut and New • Tax Return Preparation AIR-Com pressor. 12 Volt IRA suspected conditioning. $4500 _______ TRADE_______ • Rnandal Planning Wallpapering - Paper removal CARPENTRY SERVICE 95 AUTO SERVICES York’s Westchester and Rock­ Docks, Additions, Romodoling, FRENCH’S LAWN 6 TREE SERVICE ^ New. $22.00 643-4389. I • Personal and Business Ceilings repaired and replaced Call 871-0014. Repairs, Sheetrock is now accepting rrxiwjng accounts We buy clean, late model used BELPAST, Northern Ireland (AP) land counties this morning, seis­ Seniing Home Owners East ol Ine F R E E - to be fired at a passing police or 1 Prompt, Professional Service w Also Cleaning A Hauling for this lawn season. — A bomb exploded today in a mologists said. River Since 1975 Senior Citizen discount • Lawn Cut 6 Trim LAWN-Mower, 20". Good JU N K C A R cars and trucks. Top prices army patrol, the British domestic 645- 6883 Formal Hedge Trimming There were no repiorts of Call today for your estimate Insured ~ Refererioes • T.— . condition. $45. Call Schaffer R E M O V A L paid. town outside Belfast, seriously news agency Press Association said. 646-1648 • Tr««* S Shrubs Plante damage, although the quake 643-9321 uning • Spot Seeding • F_.... 649-8314. Quality Call Parker St. Mr. Duff -- Carter Chevrolet wounding one man a day after an The Irish Republican Army, Vegetable Qaidens Roto-Tilled F prompted calls to police depart­ nr»* WrHItn ^/miae Pre-Owned Autos Used Auto Parts 1229 Main Street IRA member died from a confronta­ rooted in the Roman Catholic Lot¥»r Rttm tor Sonloro POOL-24 Foot, extruded Value Priced 649-3391 tion with security forces. minority and fighting British rule, ments and radio stations WATERPROOFING HEATING/ ________ 645-131» Manchester, CT TDM PAINTING & aluminum. Brand new. USED CAR BEST BUYS! The bomb had been placed in or said in a statement Thursday that the throughout the region. The All equipment included. 646-6464 WALLCOVERING PLUMBING 1985 Chev. (W a lle r $3 ,995 near a car parked in Portadown, 25 dead man was an IRA volunteer quake occurred shortly after 7 WET BASEMENTS? Spring Cleanup, Dethatchlng, $1700. 645-8350. a.m. Auto, A/C, Uke New miles southwest of Belfast, a Royal I Hatchways, foundation cracks, Complete interior & exterior Installation and 1. Lawn Mowing, Edging, Hedge “killed on active service,” Press As­ SOCCER SHOES-Sizes- Ulster Constabulary spokesman sociation reported. John Ebel, the assistant direc­ sump pumps, tile lines, gravity wallpapering ofOil,Gas&l_____ Trimming, ^ |h t Trucking, Etc. 86FordF-150 4x4 $7,800 T O Y O T A H Adult, 6 ;C h ild ’s, 1-5. SUPER DEALS ON PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED 91 UNITS said, speaking anonymously. The statement maintained the tor of Weston Observatory in the feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ 646-1894 •Water Heaters Professional Equipment $5.00/Pair. Call Mary. V6,4-spd, AM4TJ Boston area, said preliminary 646-0194. No one immediately claimed man was unarmed and was the vic­ ness proffing of concrete walls •Warm Air Furnaces Dependable 1987 Plymouth Voyager $8,900 STEPHEN MUST SELL 150 TOYOTAS readings indicated the Fully Insured Free Estimates •Bders NO DEAL SHOULD BE REFUSED responsibility for the attack. tim of a police ambush, the news and floors. Chimney clean outs, Ray Hardy 646-7973 Auto, A/C, 7 Passenger earthquake registered 2.6 on the Wilson Oil Company E N D R O L L S The wotmded man was taken to agency said. skxie walls, and conaete repairs. 1987 Honda Prelude $8,700 UP TO * UNDER hospital, where his condition was In its campaign to end British rule Richter scale. 6458393 27 1/2" width-*1.(X) SELECTED Over 40 years experienced. Sen- BOB - JOBIN 5 Speed, A/C, Sunrool FACTORY reported to be serious, the RUC He described the earthquake 13" width -5 0 ^ UNITS * 1 0 0 0 in Northern Ireland, the IRA has at­ I lor citizen discounts.
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