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C W Court Oks Independent Prosecutors n - MANCHESTER HERALD. TucBdav. June 28, 19M a? HOMES CARS CARS FDR SALE I F M 8 A L E FOR SALE FOR SALE SOUTH Windsor. Price V W R abbit 1980. TDK, new MANCHESTER. Immac- ^ S p cciolii R E N A U L T L eC o r 1981 ulcrt* 7 room. 3 bod- has been reduced on brakes, clutch, sun­ Hatchback. 2 door, 4 roof. $1100. 649-0477 room Capo In family this lovely 3 bedroom speed, sunroof, great nolabborhood. Opon home on quiet cul-de- e v e n in g s .___________ stereo. Runs well. Ideal ^ ... .V • " and tpoclout floor sac In convenient loca­ fo r student. $650. 649- T O Y O T A C o ro lla 19B6, 5 plan, vinyl tidod. tion. Large L-shaped 1 RnCMPEHTVY/ MISCELLANEOUS 5323. door, AC, Cruise, Nowor roof. Insuloflon family room, charm­ GNILOIMRE ISyREMDDEUIID 3 D ELEGTIRCAL 3 1 SERVICES A M /F M $5200. S7^3753 ondfurnonco. Voryprl- ing country kitchen, C A M A R O 1979. Blue, ou- voto and nlcoly lands- oversixed deck, gener­ ODD lobs. Trucking. tomotlc. 59,000 original ous yard. $173,700. Cen­ iLlCTinCM. WORK MANCHESTER capod lot. tlM.900. MBnuM la lM ^ A Need a new Service with Home repoirs. You miles. Good condition. Strono Roal Estofo. tury 21 Epstein Realty, name It, we do It. Free $3000 or best offer. 647-70S3.O 647-$$95.n NBRMiMlBg StmcB circuit breakers? 643-2985 evenings. HONDA I MW. UennSWiznrakMM. WcMSfsdwiiilCheckuiom in estimates. Insured. 643- JUST LIstedI Two family ths MsnotNSisr ydlow pegss. 0304. Sp a c i o u s 4 plus rooms, C H E V Y C aprice 1979. M e ­ sforfor homo. $124,700. Im m a c u la te 13 room USED CARS house that must be lOtEniDUMAI HAWKES TREE SERVICE chanically good, high Idool for dovcoro In mileage, good reliable 88 Chevy Van *15,486 homo situation. Alumi­ seen. 3 full baths, 6 5 6 8 - 2 5 8 9 6464188 BuckM, truck 6 ohippw. Stump num siding, nico sin bedrooms. A great Reg. kis. IM . 6 4 0 -9 4 7 3 ramewl. Free sMImste.. cor. Coll 649-5110. 88 Honda Chdo *6995 yard. Nowly polntod buy I Blanchard & Ros- NEED help durfho HEATMO/ Special cenaldaratlon for 64 Chav Camtro *5195 Insido. Ownor/Agont. setto Realtors," We’re summer vocation? Li­ PLUM BIN 6 ddarly and handlcappad. 84 Honda Aooord *7995 censed doycore mom Coll Janot 446-2198 or Selling Houses" 646- SB Honda Aooord H/B *6996 2482.0 •'has openings. Tele- THIS SPACE Connio 649-7231. PJ’s f iiM b lin R oaffhgT 647-7SS3 81 Chevy Mont* Carlo *4995 COVENTRY. Affordable SOUtH Windsor-well JSSSS&SnfLMMMaMa •59.47 AlrOBMWoiiliig 84 Olds Cutlaaa /}«6995 Hanrhpslpr IrralJi kept home. 3 bed­ Boilers, pumps, hot water Tgp.Soll I crgspsi Losm now construction. This tor 24,ln$grtlon$ Any amount dsHwfSd. Alao, flH, SB Ply. Horizon *2695 1000 souoro foot Con­ rooms, 1\6 baths, both tanks,nks, now and reptaoemonts. gnival, alona and bark, mulch. 88 Honda Chrtc *5495 temporary will offer 3 first floor family room UWNCARE Call 643-2711 BoboM. baokhoa 6 loadar rental. bedrooms. 2 baths, o and rec room. Situated for dotolll FREE eSTIMATeS 84 Camaro Cpa. *4995 fireplace and deck In on private lot with O m tllT U W N 648-g649 / 228-9618 DAVIS CONmtUCTKM 85 Dodge Lanosr *7495 Wednesday, June 29, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm private country set­ many fruit trees. 87 Honda Lxl Accord *12,995 30 C ents $164,900. C entu ry 21 E p­ SCRVlCE 872-1400/659-9555 • ting. m inutes to 1-304. IP A IN T IN O / 83 Honda CMo 4 dr. •4995 $197,000. Plano Realty stein Realty, 647-8895.0 MISCELLANEOUS Stone, Loam, and Mulch 83 Bulck Bkylark 4 dr. *3495 646-5200. MANCHESTER. Three I papemno SERVICES DoUverloo. LANOSCAPIRS 80 Honda Chrlo Bl *8495 COVENTRY. In-law or bedrooms, completely Free Estimetos NAME your own price. Income potential. After tiled kitchen, pleas­ DELIVERING 82 Chav. Citation *2995 ingly decorated Father 8, Son Pointing 88 Bulck Bomarsal 2 dr. *6995 a dip In the lake enlov 6 4 7 -7 1 5 6 and Papering. Remo- Rich, closn, stone-tree New postmaster the private yard of this through-out, finished loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. NO^OMTOOSAMU 83 Mazda RX7 *6195 rec room, deep private vo l. 291-8567. •hnib*. hjjQRt. tartMUno. C E N T E R MOTORS Court OKs charming 4 bedroom CARFHITRY/ Also, sand, gravel, stone pltnMiiDi. iRwn Mftflno 6 461 Main 8t., Mancbaatar Cope w ith a fteldstone yard. $165,900. Century p A i n t i n g Interior and and horse manure. "Th# Ante Prefassionals” 21 Epstein Realty, 647- exterior. Quality and 1979 Ford Huitang......... •1695 named for town fireplace and 2 cor cut FREE ESTIMATES Cltan. AT. AC, P8. Stereo 24 A4b m 8 St., Mseclisstar li oarage. $145,500. Piano 8895.0 protosstonol work­ 643-9504 C manship. Free esti­ f srtSBsllzsd Laws Care 1993 Chevetta...............*2395 Realty 646-5200. 6 leBthcsglBg 4 Dr. AT. 8IK mi.. 8t«reo. P8 646-3515 CONDOMINIUMS NORTHEAST mates. Coll Crolo PER80NAL $BIIVICB$ By Nancy Concelmcn MANCHESTER. Well Mund. 742-8173 or 742- 742-8224 1994 Ren. Alliance..........*2495 Manchester Herald kept Colonial In pictu­ • OwckbMk Cofilrd FOR SALE CARPENTRY 9382. • Incam* Tax frworollaii 4 8pd, PS. Stereo, Lo. W. independent resque neighborhood. MORIARTY All phaeet ot conetruc- • tit* a Hm IIIi Inwrmc* Advic. 1910 Thunderblrd...........’ 1995 Pomlly room could MALLARD View. Dis­ • BWod CmuMllott AT, P8. AC. Stereo . A town resident has been appointed postmaster of CALLAHAN’S T double tor 4th bed­ tinctive 7 room att­ tion end remodeling, reel- • nnondal A exM * Plonnlna the Manchester Post Office. U K p a m u m s e r v ic e CORCRETE 1978 Bulck Skyhawk........*1695 BRDTHERS room. Pormol dining ached new Town- dentlel, commerotal. In­ AC. PS. PB. TIH. Lo. Ml. Robert Palva of Manchester, who was postmaster w a Cm r U a hinkw a M ki Ml Call Don Motlar - 649-3329 USED CARS room. Enormous back­ houses. 3 bedrooms, dustrial. Quality aeeur- J 8, C C oncrete patios and 1967 Ford Gataxle........ $AVE in Willimantic before he took the Manchester job w 140 Hilliard St. D. B. Mosler> Inc. yard. Easy access to V/7 baths, den, full aneo, customer eatlstac- sldevyolks, steps and 998 Convt., 71.610 Ml. 88 M arkur B«xpio *19,495 ai Mancheetor, CT 08040 June 18, said he’ll be pushing to get started on the schools and shopping. basement, appliances, driveways. Coll 569- 1984 Dodge Daytona........*4495 *13,895 prosecutors tion guaranteed. M o v e In c o n d itio n I carpet, fireplace and ASPHALT MAINTEHANCE Turbo, Loaded with Everything 87 Marc. O. Marquit proposed new office on Sheldon Road. m 6 4 3 - 9 3 3 0 4058, leave message. *6796 w Coll today I $166,500. garage. $150's. No "ProtesBionallam la OrIviW iyt A PtiNIno Loti 1979 Ford Pinto.............•1495 87 Marc. Topaz Paiva. who moved to Manchester in 1985 from Realty World. Benoit, monthly association our tradamark." • Hot NubbMlwd Craok SwNno 87 Maic. Cougar *11,096 New York, replaces Alden Victoria, who left hi WIHDOWS AT. ai.tMml.. PS. Stereo WASHINGTON (AP) - The functions.” Prechette Associates, fees. B lanchard 8, Ros- Ellington - 871-2342 RrmovrU o iii/PI iis • AiptMN ViRpRkR • Sm I OoflUng 1976 Datiun Pickup........ ^1495 87 Ford Tempo *6995 Manchester in March to become postmaster in C Cualom Intartor 6 Exiarlor Supreme Court, in a setback to RehnQuist continued, "Fin ally, 646-7709.0 setto Realtors," We're M y tn§yn<l frm itttmalm ARD DOORS 4 Spd.. Cap. Extra Clean 87 Lincoln T.C. *16,295 Torrington, closer to his home. fo Selling Houses” 646- Hartford - 547-0164 Painting ■ Caking Rapair 8 the Reagan administration and we do not think that the act MANCHESTER. This 3 Ranow ■ Powar Waahing 1994 Ford Pickup...........^4995 87 Marc. Q. Marquis *11,395 Pavia was named postmaster in Willimantic in 2482.0 Call 528-2445 TODAYI F-150 Cuat.. Cap. 70.900 Mi. some of its key former officials, impermissibly undermines the bedroo m Cope Cod has FARRARDREM0DELIN8 Ftoa Eftlmotaa ■ THBHmAL WINDOWS 87 Lincoln MK7 *21,995 1985. He’s been with the U.S. Postal Service 17 H full In law facilities In NEW Listing. Immocu- today upheld a law that allows powers of the executive branch or ln$ur»d • 8tnk>r Olteounti 8 DO O RS 87 Ford Or. Vic. *11,695 years, starting as a carrier in Yonkers, N .Y., where ol back of house with o late 2 bedroom Town- n d guHara. HANDYMAN Sold ond InM illtd by profs*- fX W N 649-4304 independent prosecutors to inves­ disrupts the proper balance be­ ai private entrance. house. Beautiful 6 4 6 -2 2 5 3 Horn# ImprovsmanI - Fointins d o n a/ mmodtUng contractor. Open M-F9>9/8at. 9-8 87 Msre. Cougar *11,095 he later held several supervisory positions. BsolihoM w>d buNdOMif isfvio# Many cars carry limited guarantee. tigate alleged crimes by high- tween the coordinate branches.” ai Plenty of storage appllanced kitchen, avoSabla. CoN Bob Fortand, Jr. - B aM m anI* Ftnlilw d - Tlllna - A ootooHon o f vinyl or wood 87 Mszds RX-7 *17,495 He was promoted to supervisor of postal LIsM C orptnlrv - ODD JOBS - . unlit.
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