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to — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, June 6, 1989 /' I APARTMENTS TV/8TERED/ I CARS FOR RENT APPLIANCES FDR SALE J WHIRLFOOL heavy duty C H EVY Citation. 1981, Repairs House vows Basebaii T H R EE bedroom In two washer and Fridgidar Automatic, air, two Spccioli^ D # if! year old duplex. Great 1 % dryer. 684-6576.______ door hatchback. Front- m for singles. Big kitchen wheel drive, new front Towns to finance Speaker Foley promises Bolton program and living room, two Get the Want Ad habit... struts, tires, body full baths, full base­ read and use the little ads good. 875-6991._______ i e o ment. $825. per month dam restoration /3 JCLEANING CABPEHTBY/ iMdPAINTINfi/ IHEATINO/ lA l J MISCELLANEOUS In Classified regularly. MUSTANG, 1979. Asking ‘environment of respect’ /7 is still in d o u b t /19 l®^|8ERVICE8 '®®|PAPERIMe plus utilities. Coll after 643-2711. 1 REMODELINB PLUMBING l o l 1 SERVICES 7pm. 646-9892. $750. 643-5919.________ M ANCH ESTER. Beauti­ Eight cylinder, new RENIE C JOEY GSL Building Mainte­ MI8GELLANEDU8 transmission, 71 Chevy S4S Hs m s Iwprm m eeb Raaldantlal Exterior nance Co. Commercl- ful one bedroom, living JANITORIAL SERVICES m i RsMir Painting. M & M O I L FDR SALE Malibu. Needs some COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - at/ResIdentlal building room, dining room, kit­ INDUSTRIAL "No Job Too Smtir Houaaa, Qaragea, Barna and PLUMBING a HEATING chen with dishwasher work. $500 or best offer. Porchaa. repairs and home Im 643-9846. HONEST S DEPENDABLE • OH Burner Service & Salee provements. Interior and all appliances, air Quality Work At Honeat conditioned, quiet on HYUNDAI Excell GL, 87, CALL NOW: 2954766 Price. • Automatic OH Delivery and exterior painting, END ROLLS u Free Estimate light carpentry. Com­ bus line. Ideal for mid­ 2716" width — 25« 32K, excellent condi­ 646-1594 Qusm y Work At • Wall Pumpa Salee & Service tion. $4800. Call AHordabls PrIcM Call M M 1 7 4 plete lanitorlal ser dle aged or senior citi­ 13" width — 2 tor 25$ • Water Haatari (Eiwtrto a an) vice. Experienced, rel­ zen. Heat and hot water Monday-Thursday, 8-5. Fr«« EstIm atM Newsprint end rolls can be 649-4751. Llcsnaad and Fully Inaurad • Bathroom & KHchen iable, free estimates. Included. Only $610. picked up at the Manchester U W N CARE CsHitstrs Remodeling 643-0304. Come see why we rarly Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. • Senior Citizen Olecounta have a vacancy. 247- Monday through Thursday. •M-1143 FLOORING 5030. iQGiCAMPERS/ • Bectric work by F R E E wood Chips tor trailers YARD MASTERS Preclalon Electric MANCHESTER. Two and I93I LANDSCAPING landscaping. Ken at iiatirhpHipr IfralJi three bedrooms. Se­ Yard cleaned, Im J PAINTING/ MIKE GIACALONE FREE ESTIM ATES 1986 FRO W LER travel Trees cut, UNOLEUM SERVICE curity and references. I p a p e r in g P h o n e : 649-2871 Call 64^8201. trallor. Sleeps seven. Have dump truck, Fully Insured Lawn Care WANTED TD Heat and air condi­ Quality Workmanship tioner, awning, full N BUY/TRADE will haul. Free Estimates IMI8CEI1ANE0U8 • Odd Jobs • Clean Up HOMES bath. $8500. 643-9646. 643-9996 Wallpapering 643-5439 8ERVICE8 WANTED: Bedroom, Wednesday, June 7, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Interlor/Exterlor Painting • Experienced Workers FOR RENT dining room,.set, Ma- Rsfarences and Insured C a ll: hoganey or compara­ MDTDRCYCLES/ SOUTH Windsor. Large MDPEDS CARPENTRY/ 643-9321 or 649-4431 PROnESSNMU. MECHAMC 649-2920 o r 643-2037 ble, and dressers. 524- i ] ELECTRICAL six bedroom Contem­ 8824.________________ REMODELING Gary McHogk 27 yrs expoilMeo Heavy equipment and porary home. Three HONDA Goldwing Inter­ Martiif MaWitoii automobile. STUMP GRINDING full baths, two car gar­ CARS state, 85, mint condi­ MAINVH.LE ELECTRIC Small tree and hedge age plus pool and deck. tion, many extras. Let us remodel your kitchen or ProtaaWonal •tootiloal work dona. No |ob to big or to email. FDR SALE AH work $1300 monthly. Call EDn $5,200. 742-9633. bath from floor to calling. We Updata that old futa pansl to removal. can tell you ekeoH braakart. guerantead/Refarencee D.W. Fish Realty, 871- offer cablnata, vanitlae, Sr. Citizen’s Discount MAZDA RX7 LS, 1980. HONDA ATC 200S, 85, Foreigners countertops, whatever your what to look for.,, WIN do all typaa of sisoirtoal upon requaet. 1400 or 643-1591. work. We go on alto for Free Estimates Garaged winters, low excellent condition, needs are. Call RALPH and what to look SM ALL year round house runs strong. $600. or NADEAU at: Call for frae astimats eonetructlon, commercial or 872-8993 mileage. $3,200 or best out forP' 647-7202. Inductrlal bueinaae. on Columbia Lake. otter. 742-6141. best offer. 643-9752. S43-M04 $650. monthly. 228-0602. KHckae 4 Rath Daslga Caalar Ernie 742-7269 after 4:30pm. BUICK Skylark, 77. Two KAWASAKI Nila 750 DUMAS ELECTRIC M ANCHESTER. Central door fully equipped. 15,000 miles. Vance and Service changes, hines header. Call HarBro [ a CONCRETE prestlgues location. Dependable car. $600. FARRAND REMODEUNO additional wiring and HA1M(ES TREE SERVICE Two story, three bed­ 643-2587.____________ Gary after 5pm. 645- flee China Room additions, decks, roof­ Bucket truck k chipper. 6176. repairs on existing rooms, two baths, liv­ HONDA Accord, 78, five ing, aiding, windows and gutt- Painting homes. Quality work at Stump removal. Free ing room with fire­ era. All types of remodeling and eatimatoi. Special speed, high miles, runs. of Manchester conaldarallon for aldarty place, dining room, repairs. Call Bob Farrend, Jr. affordable prices. Concrete Floors basement with one car $350. or best otter. 643- CARS Entirely owner operated. and handIcappM. 9752 after 7pm._______ Bus. 647-8509 garage and full fenced FDR SALE Quality Painting 27 years exp. Call and Additions FORD, 1977 LTD wagon. IsD 647-7553 In back yard. Available Res. 645-6849 Services . 351 Cleveland, new bat­ Joseph Dumas Residential & June 30. $1,150 per 646-5253. month plus heat and tery. $500. 649-6474. under fire Commercial. *Free Estimates Screened loam, gravel, utilities. Call 345-8848. Sell Your Car RENOVATIONS/PLUS •Senior Citizen Discounts Free Estimates. CUSTOM PAMTim HEATING/ processed gravel, MANCHESTER. Availa­ By Dan Biers •Aluminum k Vinyl Insured. CHEVY • Interior PLUMBING sand, stone, and fill for b le Immediately. The Associated Fress Worldwide protests, • Exterior Powerwashing Three bedroom Colon­ ^ 5 Chicago reacts ... page 8 • Paper Hanging delivery call George John Hannon CAPRICE ial In nice neighbor­ 4 Lines — 10 D ays CUPENTRV 646-6815 Qriffing 742-7886. hood. $750. per month 1985, 58,500, Clean, BEIJING — Troops raked a Concrete Company 504 charge each addi­ • Custom Decks WeTe Here To Serve CARM ICHAEL plus security and utili­ all new hoses, belts, diplomatic compound with gun­ • Porch Repaired ties. No pets. 643-2129. tional line, per day. You strations in protest of the wee­ • Light Carpentry 875-9371 tires, exhaust, brakes. fire today as military convoys PLUMBING AND MANCHESTER. Brand can cancel at any time. drove through the capital, send­ kend military massacre of un­ CntMOS/WAUS Vlayl Sldiag A All work done by SORRY, EXPERT HEATING new three bedroom, ing more foreigners fleeing Beij­ armed Beijing citizens, which has • Repair or renew Exterior and Interior Additions, remodallng, bollar Replacemeat WIiidowt ONE OF THE good habits 1’/3 bath. Colonial. Medford Motors. Wire NO REFUNDS OR and also mobil home thrifty people have deve­ ADJUSTMENTS ing in fear of open urban warfare. turned some armies against each painting and wallpaper replacemsnta, and compiste FIreplaced living Wheels. All power. Caaiaisrelal aaS RasMaaUal hanging. Limited exterior plumbing & heating aervics. roofovers loped Is dally reading of The U.S. Embassy’s chief of other. Fully licensed and Inaurad. room, large fully ap­ C A U HERALD Free EsHaiatas restoration. Previous work Call Collect the ads In classified. pllanced kitchen, car­ Tilt wheel. *5995. security said bullets flew through Six people manning a barricade can be seen upon request. Cali That's where they find 649-7992 after 5 646-22S3 Contact BC Company, peting, full basement CLASSIFIED the window into a room where his on rails near the Shanghai station 644-6068. 875-7388 684-6576 value buys. with laundry hook-up, 649-7878. two children were watching died Tuesday when they were hit plus attached garage. television. by a train unable to stop, a $950 per month plus 643-2711 Patrick Flynn/Manchester Harald utilities. References, Later, the U.S. Embassy said it Chinese source said. Angry two months security. 72 HOUR MONEY BACK RAINY-DAY WALK — A woman uses an umbrella to stay Watkins Centre at 935 Main St. It was a rainy day, and ordered the mandatory evacua­ crowds set the train ablaze. HOMES HOMES HOMES CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS No pets please. 643- GUARANTEE CARDINAL dry Tuesday as she heads through a walkway next to the more showers were likely today. tion of dependents of diplomatic In Beijing, troops today shot ED FOR SALE 0 FOR SALE 1£]Jfor sale FOR SALE m FOR RENT 2121. Ford *77 Oranede •Z496 personnel from Beijing, and and killed three people, a Chinese NiMan '83 Santra >2.988 BUICK, INC. many other countries took sim­ witness said. “ I ’m going home to Chevy *84 ChavatM >2.SSe 1S88 Toyota Tercal >6960 ilar steps. About 125U.S. Depend­ Hunan. I’m afraid for my life in TOWNHOUSE on 6th STORE AND Dodge *83 400 >2.036 MANCHESTER. A must M AN CH ESTER. A nature THREE bedroom MANCHESTER. Availa­ 19U Buick LeSabra >12eM Beijing,” said a 25-year-old con­ lovers dream house! Green. Manchester OFFICE SPACE Toyota as Taraat >5.896 ents were scheduled to leave on a see home with combi­ Colonial-Charming In­ Country Club.
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    Philadelphia Phillies (3-6) Vs. Washington Nationals (5-4) RHP Aaron Nola [1-0, 4.50] | RHP Stephen Strasburg [1-0, 3.21] Friday, April 14 L 4:05 P.M

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  • May 24-30, 2018

    May 24-30, 2018

    MAY 24-30, 2018 FACEBOOK.COM/WHATZUPFTWAYNE // WWW.WHATZUP.COM 2018 2019 --------------------------Feature • Tedeschi Trucks Band ------------------------- S E A S O N Family That Plays Together By Chris Hupe recruited by his uncle, Butch, the Allman perfect and we don’t always get there, but Brothers drummer, Trucks had become the we try.” Last year was a difficult one for guitarist lead guitar for the legendary rock outfit that He and Tedeschi have likewise grown and songwriter Derek Trucks. Not only did same year. He and Tedeschi married in 2001, together as husband and wife, guitarist and he lose his uncle, Butch Trucks, to suicide, had two children – Charles and Sophia – and singer. Their time in the studio has proven but Gregg Allman, one of his musical men- began touring together under the moniker particularly productive in that regard, al- tors, died of liver cancer. One might assume Soul Stew Revival. though it hasn’t always been rose petals July 28-August 12 that Trucks would take the year off to grieve Trucks was still leading his own band at and champagne. If touring is like dating, and process his pain. In- then recording is more stead, he spent it writing the marriage part of the new songs and touring equation – it takes hard with his wife, Susan Te- work and compromise, deschi, and their 10-per- not to mention tact and son band, who will take kindness. the Embassy Theatre “You learn to trust each stage Thursday, May 31 other more, especially at 7 p.m. in the studio.