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Inflation Back Information H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. June 11,1»86 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 MANCHESTER Sign may boost KIT ‘lfCAIM.YLB ®t>y Larry Wright Rain and winds Here are 13 tips Real Estate M lf WMTBI recycling effort force scores up for a fun 13th BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY f Port Tim e Permanent do- ... page 3 sltion In hospital In Man­ HOMES ... page 8 ... page 13 chester renting television I FOR SALE I PAINTING/ HEATING/ MISCELLANEOUS service. Afternoon hours I t-im^2 CHILOCARE PAPERING PLUMRING [ 2 l | iSERVICES starting at 2;00pm, flexi­ All real estate advertised ble weekend or weekdays. In the Manchester Herald Mature, responsible, ex­ Is sublect ta the federal Name your own price — Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Delivering clean farm perience with public. Own Fair Housing Act of 1966, Father and son. Fast, throom remodeling; In­ loam; 5 yards $75 plus fax. transportation, will train. which makes It Illegal to dependable service. stallation water heaters, Also sand, stone, and Coll collect evenings, 3S9- advertise any preference, w ill do babysitting In my Painting, Paperhanging garbage disposals; faucet gravel. Call 643-9504. 43e2. limitation or discrimina­ Licensed Manchester 8i Removal. Call 646-5761. repairs. 649-4539. V lsa/M - home. (Verplanck School asterCard accepted. tion based on race, color, Custom Rototllllng. Have Summer Position. Jeffer­ religion, sex or national Area). Call 646-3793. We paint cheaper- son house Adult Day Cen­ teachers-20 years expe­ Troy Bi|t Rototlller. Will origin, or an Intention to travel. Gardens, lawns, ter needs a part-time aide make any such prefer­ rience. Free estimates, I MISCELLANEOUS to assist In the provision I CARPENTRY/ call Tony 643-0907 or Dave SERVICES flower beds, large or ence, limitation or dis­ I small. Call 643-1895 of program activities, and crimination. The Herald REMOOELING 742-5737. HaurhrBtrrManchester — A City o( Village Charm HrralJt personal care of adult day will not knowingly accept Odd lobs. Trucking. Masonry, carpentry, care clients. Experience any advertisement which Farrand Remodeling — Commercial Painting Home repairs. You name stucco repair work and working with elderly pop­ Is In violation of the law. Cabinets, rooting, gut­ Contractors-Interlor and It, we do If. Free esti­ alterations. Call 643-9508 ulation preferred. Con- ters, room additions, exterior painting. 20 vears mates. Insured. 643-0304. or 649-5635. foct Porgram Director ot Five Family. Beautiful decks, all types of remo­ In business. Fully Insured. Friday, June 13. 1986 Free Estimates. 742-8628. 646-2660. modern units In an Infla­ deling and repairs. FREE Hawkes Tree Service — 25 Cents tion hedging business estimates. Fully Insured. Bucket Truck 8i Chipper. Bookeeplng fullchorge 14 Noll Technicians Wanted. zoned locatloni Must See! Telephone 643-6017, after Stump Removal. Free Es­ years experience for Port time and full time. "W e guarantee our 6pm, 647-8509. timates. Special consider­ small business. Write C 8i ei8S8by**A.^ Must be experienced In houses" Blanchard 8, Ro- [^ELECTRICAL ation for Elderly and Han­ N Bookeeplng, 47 Teresa tipping and silk wrapping. setto 646-2482. Carpentry and remodel­ dicapped. 647-7553. Rd., Manchester, CT. Preferrablv with follow­ ing services — Complete ing: Liberal earnings, Dumas Electric — Having PETS AND J ^ C A H S Price of gas Manchester. Spacious liv­ home repairs and remo­ Electrical Problems? Double A Fence Co. Ex flexible hours. Call S75- ing. 2 bath Cape. Fire- deling. Quality work. Ref­ Need a large or a small pert stockade and rail SUPPUE8 FOR SALE 5203 for Information or placed living room with erences, licensed and In­ Repair? We Specialize In fencing, repair or Installa­ Interview. cathedral celling. Large sured. Call 646-8165. Residential Work. Joseph D 81 D Landscaping. tion. Call Tony Albert. Toy Poodle-One year old, AMC Concord Wagon-78, lot! 5135,900 “We guaran­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. Spring Clean Ups, Prun- male, black with papers. automatic, 77,000, $1200 or Hairdresser wanted for tee our houses" Blan­ 649-9906. ferrific solan In Verno- Free Estimates. 646-5253. Ings, flower 8, shrub plant­ Needs good home, $75, best offer. Call 643-1715 climbs again; chard 8i Rosetto Real n/EIIIngton area. Min­ ings. Free estimates. Call 64^7529j^^^^^^^ after 5:30. Estate 646-2482. A. Henry Personalized im um 2 years experience 659-2436 after 5:30pm. Independent Construc­ Get needed back-to- Lawn Care-Complete with some following. Ex- MISCELLANEOUS 85 Suburu Wagon Gl-Llght Coventry-Horse Lover- tion Co. General Contrac­ school money by selling lawn care and landscap I \ cellent earnings, flexible Homeowners. Need elec­ blue, 5 spped, fully s..Huge 5 bedroom home tors, custom home build­ Ing. Free estimates, fully I FOR SALE hours, great benefits. Call unneeded Items around trical work and home and loaded, excellent condi­ on 6.8 acres, 750 foot ing and remodeling, Insured, all work guaran 675-5203 tor Interview or your home. Use a low<ost yard equipment repairs, tion. 12,000 miles. Asking frontage, new horse barn, siding, excavation, etc. teed, senior citizens dis­ 42 Inch M aple Table with 4 inflation back Information. ad In Classified for quick also lawn care service. $8,500. Call 647-1743. home features, oak stair­ Call 456-8865 or 456-7215. results. Call 649-2254 after 7pm. counts. 647-1349. sturdy captains chairs. case, much barnboard Bv T o m R aum •year. It dropped 0.6 percent in Accepting appliccatlons W oodgraln form ica top. 1974 Caprice. Good run­ throughout, 2 additional The Associated Press In person for general help $150. 2 G78X14 Uniroval ning condition. 69K. $350 i-, April. 1.1 percent in March. 1.6 lots also available, call glass belted tires on GM or best offer. Call 646-4683 percent in February and 0.7 at the Little Ceasar man- for private showing, ot­ chester. Over 18 pre­ I HOMES APARTMENTS I RESORT rims, balanced, $50. Call or 646-4394. WASHINGTON - Wholesale percent in January. tered at $199,900. Realty after 8 or Saturday 649- ferred. 534 E. Middle FOR SALE PROPERTY TV/STEREO/ prices, after tumbling for four The recent declines in the value World, 646-7709.D I I FOR RENT 6763.___________________ Tpke. I APPLIANCES 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger. months in a row, shot up 0.6 of the U S. dollar against other Manchester-Growing Two door, 318 automatic, Gracious Colonlol-Thls East Hartford, older gen­ Coventry Lake- For Sale-Full set of Nativ­ percent in May as gasoline prices major currencies "is keeping families will love this 8 Woterfront cottages now air conditioned, dependa­ Commission drivers classic home has 3 gener­ tleman, 2 room efficiency, Used Refrigerators, ity Ceramic Molds. $99.00 stopped their nosedive and began producer prices stronger, there's needed. Call Clyde 646- room, 3 bedroom Colon­ all utilities, share a bath. a vailab le . $150-5250 a Washers, Ranges — ble. $600 negotiable. 649- ous bedrooms, 1'/2 baths, or best offer. Call 643-9252. 4449. to climb again, the government no question about it " said David 1140 Anytime. ial. 11 X 22 fireplaced $72 weekly. 647-0069. week. 742-3022. clean, guaranteed, parts den, Florida room and living room and 11 x 22 reported today. Wyss, senior vice president for much more! We Guaran­ and service. Low prices. Childs school desk with Cabinet Manufacturer- master bedroom. 1st floor 4 Room Apartment. No Vacation Rental. Four Despite May's increase, the Data Resources Inc., a Lexington. tee our Homes! Blan­ B.D. Pearl 8< Son, 649 heavy-duty chair. $10 [TRUCKS/VANS Labor Department said producer Mass., economic consulting firm. Growing custom cabinet family room and lower Pets, country living, good bedroom chalet. White M ain Street, 643-2171. Three huge whiskey bar chard 8, Rossetto Real level rec-room, chair- Mountains, New Hamp­ [for sa le prices so far this year have These price increases are begin­ shoo looking for conscien­ Estate, 646-2402.D for working couple. Se­ rels. Painted and stalnec tious and dependable peo­ rolled kitchen, formal din­ curity, reference. 643- shire. (Conway Area) Panasonic Upright Va­ light brown $30. 643 declined at an annual rate of 7.6 ning to offset any further drops in ple to fill various openings ing room, gorgeous lot, 7405. Available weeks: July 6- cuum — With attach­ 4859/520-8736.O For Sole-1974 % ton chevy percent, making this the lowest the price of energy products. Wyss in our production and Coventry-Horse Lover- garage and much more. July 13, July 13-Julv 20, pick-up, equipped. 31 cole- inflation year in decades. said. s..Huge 5 bedroom home ments, bags 8< extra belt. 7 Installation crews. Call D.W. Fish, 643-1591 .□ 4 room apartmenf first $175.00 per week. Call months old. $50. Good Electronic Cash Register. man Rd., Manchester. The May increase all but wiped The big decline in oil prices, for Interview 872-9866, ask on 6.8 acres, 750 foot floor. Stove, refrigerator, 742-9062. $1900. frontage, new horse barn, Manchester-Unique 8, condition. Call 646-3245 1984 model. Unitrex with out a 0.6 percent decline in which produced record drops in the for Jeff or John. heat 8, hot water, laundry after 5pm. tax, void, checks, charge wholesale prices in April. home features, oak stair­ Spacious. $129,900 Custom hookup. Working couple Cope Cod-West Dennis Truck For Sale. 1965 cost of gasoline and heating oil build H-Shaped ranch on keys. More! $99.00 643- Secretarial work Andover case, much barnboard preferred, no pefs, refer­ Cleon comfortable, 3 bed­ Chevy half ton. Runs Analysts suggested that the earlier this year, have just about throughout, 2 additional extra deep treed lot.
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