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I Homes I for Sale to — M AN C H EST ER H ERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 6. 1986 I HOMES HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Urry Wright I FOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS Large Victorian - Price All real estate advertised BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY WeUoHgCoesMWgAPblKT. A\ lust reduced on this In the Manchester Herald J'm ove In condition", his­ Is subject ta the federal Fire volunteers Sometimes home toric home 11 rooms, 5 Fair Housing Act of 1968, Red Sox back which makes It Illegal to bedrooms, vinyl sided, CARPENTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS garage with loft. Much advertise any preference, CHILD CARE REMODEUM ELECTRICAL i r learn the ropes Isn’t sweet enough more! Owner anxious limitation or discrimina­ SERVICES on the offense tion based on race, color, I $129,900. Strono Real Est­ urslng Student/Mather Carpentry ond remodel­ ... page 3 ate 047-7653.O religion, sex or national Dumas Electric— Haying Need A Good Tenant? ... page 11 origin, or an Intention to will provide day care ing services — Complete Electrical Problems? ... page 15 from 3-6pm. Ages 5-10 In home repairs and remo­ Zimmer manogement..wlll Wethersfield. Under con­ make any such prefer­ Need a lorge or a small find a well qualfled, oM d ence, limitation or dis­ my home. Bowers school deling. Quality work. Ref­ Repair? We Specialize In struction 30ft X 48ft duplex area. Starting September erences, licensed and In­ paying tenant for Vour . Pick your own Interior. crimination. ' The Herald Residential Work. Joseph rental property In East of 3rd. Call after 6pm. 643- sured. C all 646-8165. Dumas. Fully Licensed. Completion dote No­ will not knowingly accept 8542. the River area. Many vember 1st. $179,500. 633- any advertisement which Free Estim ates. 646-5253. years of experience. Very 8317. Is In violation of the law. TO CLEAN artificial flow­ Sunshine Daycare Center- ers, place them heads reasonable fees. CaH-^r September openings for 3 mim/ p a rticu lars. 646-3778 or Cleon Cope. 3 good size Columbia Lake- down In a paper bag, add 872-4115. A sk for Lisa. to 5 years old. $60 weekly. salt and shake well. To PLUMMNS bedrooms, fireplace, Woodland Terrace. 5-6 Open 6:30-5:30. C all 646- modernized kitchen, rec bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 7160. clean out storage oreas In acre with a 160 foot lake your home or garage, Your Neighborhood room, breezewoy and gar­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Handymen - Garages, ot- age! High 90's "We Gua­ (frontage. Magnificent Licensed Family Day place on od In classified throom remodellhg; In­ view, fireplace In llvng telling our readers what tics cleoned, basements rantee our Houses" Blan­ Care. Full time, starting stallation woter hm kn, cleaned or waterproofed, 1-6 lUandirstpr lim lh room, large enclosed you hove for sale. garboge disposals; faucet chard 8> Rossetto Real porch. Flexible financing September. Ages 1'/>i-5. lawns mowed, general Manchester — A City of Village Charm Estate 646-2482.0 Newer home off Brood repairs. 64MS39. Vlsa/M- landscaping. Interior and possible. $275K. Owner- osterCord accepted. agent. 644-0139. Street, fenced In area. PAMTRIS/ exterior painting, any odd • « . Just Listed! Beautiful Bol­ C all 646-7473. PAPERtNB lob. No lob too big or too l8 b y N i A tne ton location. This 3 bed­ For Sale By Owners - 80 small. Honest family men Thursday, Aug. 7,1986 room I'/z bath home has I RHSCELLANE0U8 w ill work for you at a fair much to offer. Call today. Larabee St, East Hart­ BOOKKEEPING/ MISCELLANEOUS 25 Cents ford, on lot 100 X 300. Coll INCOME TAX Name your own price — GERWICE8 price. Call John and Mark “We Guarantee our Father and son. Fast, at 643-4353. FURNITURE FOR SALE A 649-9535 before 10am or Houses" Blanchard 8, cTependable service. Rossetto Real Estate 646- after 4. Odd lobs. Trucking. Bookkeper seeks work at Painting, Paperhanging Home repairs. You name Woterbed - King size, 15.7 Cubic Foot Hotpoint 2482.0 home. 10 years expe­ & Removal. Call 872-8^. It, we do It. Free esti­ upright freezer. 5501b. ca­ Manch..ster New Listing, rience with local firm. TImberllne, 12 drawer lovely 7.room Ranch, 3 mates. Insured. 643-0304. pedlstbl, mirrored pacity. Free. 646-6754. Sewer grant C all 643-8482. bedrooms, large Hying John Deere Painting Con­ Odd lobs by. student - shelved headboard,, new MANCHESTER STATE BANK room, den, fireplace, one tractor. Interlor/exte- Delivering clean farm hedge clipping, window mattress and heater. $300. Consolidated Report of Cor 'garage. Priced realis­ PAINTING/ rlor. Quality paint, loam ; 5 yards $75 plus tax. cleaning, all painting, an­ 646-1356. dition (Inciudina—BofllesTTc tically at $112,000. U 8, R Also sand, stone, and ything. Call Mark, 649- TAG SALES Subsidiaries) of the Manches­ PAPERING quality work. References, 5695 mornings or late ter State Bank of Manchester, Reolty, 643-2692.0 free estim ates. 649-32M. gravel. C all 643-9504. Chocolate brown Nough- Connecticut, 06040, County of evenings. Ide couch 7' long . Excel­ Tag Sale- August 7 and 8.9 increased by U Hartford, a member of Federal You'll tall In love... At­ lent condition, $200. to 5. 68 Oak St. Moving. Reserve District No. 1, at the tractive 9 room Colonial INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Get needed back-to- Dunlap Stud Snow tires Furniture plus many close of business June 30. 1986. ■ PAINTING SPECIALIST " ASSETS with 4 bedrooms, library, school money bv selling H-7, used one season, $50. Items.__________ new kitchen, 1st tioor Coll 742-5633. Cash and due PBESH 4 D 8t D Landscapino. V oca­ unneeded Items around from depository laundry, window green­ your home. Use a low-cost institutions $ 4.665.00Q.00 house, aluminum siding, tion cuttings, hedge trim­ Water bed, king size, good $1.5 million U.S. Treasury ming, Prunings, flower 8i od In Classified for quick Automotive beautiful first floor fam­ results. shape, asking $200. Call securities 250.000.00 ily. $154,000. Jackson 8< shrub plantings. Free esti­ 646-2139. Obligations of States mates. Coll 699-2436 otter and political Jackson Real Estate 647- FRED U. NEWMAN REMOVE GREASE and state loan. subdivisions in the 8400 or 646-8646.0 5:30pm. By Alex GIrelll fust from outdoor metal 101 Associate Editor A $12.8 million grant would pay G United States 1.542.000.00 forsale Other bonds, notes, A. Henry Personalized furniture the easy way. I^ M Price Reduction. This Just dip o^cloth In turp for just about half the cost.of the and debentures 125,000.00 beautiful Forest Hills Co­ Lawn Care-Complete The town will receive grants Improvements to the plant, leaving Federal Reserve 64(M)718 lawn care and londscap- tine a n d ^ q b the me Oak 24" Bar stools, swl- stock and cor­ lonial has lust been re­ until spots disappear. To val, brass (‘alls and per­ totaling $12.8 million toward the the town only about half the cost to porate stock 58,000.00 duced to $164,900! 8 29 MAIN STREET Ing. Free estimates, fully finance with the 2 percent loan. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 SHEET ROCK REPAIRS Insured, all work guaron- sell Idle Items the easy fect condition, original cost of improvements toils sewage Federal Funds Sold rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 over $100 each; $89 or best plant un(ier a plan worked out Manchester is under environ­ and Securities baths, 2 car garage, study, CEILINGS TEXTURED teed, senior citizens dis­ way, use a low-cost ad In 1977 Cordoba - All the purchased.4mder counts. 647-1349.. classified. ' otter. 633-2468. toys, power brakes and Wednesday by the slate Depart­ mental orders to increase the agreements to finished rec • room with steering, air conditioning, holding capacity of the plant so resell 7,450,000.00 fireplace and lots more. ment of Environmental Protection (a) Loans. Don't let this one slip by! power seats, power win­ if the plan is approved by D EP that sewage can be treated for Total Jackson 8. Jackson Real dows, white leather Inte­ Commissioner Stanley Pac, longer periods and the effluent (excluding rior. Needs minor work The latest revision in the fiqano- discharged into the Hockanum unearned Estate .647-8400 or 646- Butcher Block look 30" $800 or best otter 646-7835. income) 49,155,000.00 8646.0 ' r n HOMES 1 ^ HOMES INVESTMENT APARTMENTS round kitchen or porch ing plan would add $1.5 million to River will be clean enough to make (b) Less: «.5 |£1J fOR SALE | £ lJ FOR SALE | £ 1 | PROPERTY FOR RENT table with 2 Bruer chairs. the grant amount and would the river suitable for fishing and allowance Honda Accord 83, grey, 5 Manchester, Immaculate, Table great for small speed, 4 door, stereo, permit the town lo proceed on the swimming. for possible good sized 3 bedroom loan West Side 2 Family. At­ Buyers looking for com- breakfast area. Like new- sunroof, ZIebart, mint work without going back lo voters The improvements will also losses 602,000.00 Cape. 12 X 16 fireplaced East Hartford- Spacious 4 Manchester - Excellent sldes fold like Butler ta­ condition. $6500 or best for further .spending authorization. make it possible for the plant to living room, newer for­ tractive 5-5 with screened merclol apartment c (c) Loans. Net 48,553.000.00 bedroom raised Ranch. in side porch, separate houses, multi family and newer 4 room apartment, ble. $110 for all. 633-2468. otter. 646-1979. The new plan was described by a process more sewage, increasing Bank premises, fur­ mica kitchen , dining stove, refrigerator, refer­ niture and fixtures, Firdplace, finished rec.
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