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Fully 646-0032 deck. Easy living at Its -ceilings and walls repaired Start to finish. •cellars -gutters apllancedi $60,900. ■attics and cellars cleaned best I $164,900. D.W. L A W N C A R E ELECTRICAL FREE ESTIMATES •rotatil'Ing Fish Realty, 643-1591.□ 2BEDROOM END 6 4 3 -6 3 8 6 UNIT. Pool Si Tennis, Complete do-it-yourself •BrushAree & trash MANCHESTER-New llst- LIQUIDATION fully insured/fee estimates rem oval charming village set­ ELECTRICAL programs available. Assault-gun bill Ingl Good 1st time ting.$124,900. Anne *30 yrs. experience buyer Investment In M iller Real Estate, 647- MOWING & CONTRACTOR ’fast, reliable & this spacious 5 room TREE SERVICE/ 8000.□ Heritage Kitchen & fully insured Townhouse with lower ■ Repars • New Installation TILLING ESTATE LIQUIDATION PRUNING *10% senior level rec room and • Licensed • Insured Bath Center C a ll J o h n Commercial & Residential discounts office. $99,900. Sentry ILOTS/LAND ■ Free Estimates Come visit our showroom at: Real Estate, 643-4060.O 6 4 9 -0 7 7 3 Cash or Sell on CALL 872-4072 FOR SALE HAWKES TREE SERVICE ■ Senia Discounts 254 Broad Street SOUTH WINDSOR-27L Consignment Bucket, truck & chipper. fired at Senate Jim Varrelman Manchester Amato Drive. Atforda- NEW LISTING:Prlmelot ^ARtlMASTERS Stump removal. Free GSL Building ble luxury. Immacu­ 6 4 5 - 1 1 7 4 Contr. Lie. # 103833 I n Pondview SPRING CLEANUP estimates. Special 649-5400 Maintenance Co. By Judd Everhart said Susan Misiora, lobbyist for the that it is a sporting and target ver­ late 2 bedroom unit Subdivision-sacrifice considerab’on for elderly and 6 4 6 -0 3 1 9 Commerdal/Residontlal build­ with loft In wonderful ■Trees & Lawns Cut The Associated Press National Rifle Association, which sion of its aR-15, a military-style sale-$90,000. Century 21 handicapped R.H. RUSSIlio ing repairs and home improve­ complex featuring In­ ■Yards & Garages Qcaned opposed the measure. “It isn’t going assault weapon. Epstein Realty 647- SALE/TRADE 647-75M ments. Interior and exterior door and outdoor 8895. ■Brush Piles Removed BOOK/ HARTFORD — Proponents of a to do anything.” “The Colt Spoiler rifle is no dif­ pools. Clubhouse with rooms. Decks, Garages painting, ight caipentry. Com­ ■Truck & Backhoe W ork ■Flni«h;Carp*ntiy,Kiton«na.BaM(Tant«, bill requiring permits for assault Robert T. Crook, lobbyist for the ferent from the AR-15 and it should sauna and exercise NEW LISTING! Prime ■Exterior Housepainting IN C O M E T A X plete janitorial service. Experi­ lot In Pondview Subdi­ PAINTING/ enced, reliable, free esti­ weapons say they’re optimistic Connecticut Sportsmen’s Alliance, be on the list” of assault weapons room. A neat way to •Driveways S ^ e d THE BOOK ■BrU^iuM ton* Wall* S PWk» live. $100,900. Century vision. Sacrifice sale. PAPERING Expert Piintlng ft Wallpapsring mates. about getting the measure through which also opposed the measure, covered under the bill, said Rep. $90,000. Century 21, Ep­ ■Landsc^ing Installations 21, Epstein Realty, 647- RACK 6Se-2620 22S-4032 Christopher Burnham, R-Stamford. stein Realty, 647-8895.P •Complete Building & 1 9 8 9 643-0304 the Senate, after winning 2-1 ap­ said the bill would do nothing for 8895.0 National Rifle Association officials Property Maintairi^ Audio Cassette Books. INCOME TAXES proval in the House. gun control. “It’s going to affect us, EAST HARTFORD- ■AnyJobCoMUMd All Categories McHugh Himself Consultation/Preparation PAINTING/ Opponents say, however, they’ll our members, and let me assure you, have also conceded that the Sporter Bellcourt, unita. Affor­ 1 BUSINESS FVW f INSURE} FREE ESnHATES HEATING/ is essentially the same as the AR-15. dable 2 bedroom first Painting & wallpapering at Individual/Business PAPERING keep up the heal on the upper c h ^ - we’re going to affect them" at the PROPERTY ouz. YARDMASTERS 435J. Hartford Tpke. PLUMBING An amendment to the bill adding floor unit. $68,900. Cen­ 643-9996 its best Free Estimates. Fully Jan Pawlowski ber and remember how lawmakers ballot box, he said. O tury 21, Epstein Realty, "Shops at 30 Plaza" voted when Election Day rolls Rep. Robert Godfrey, D-Danbury, the Sportcr to the list of assault guns - n COMMERCIAL- Verzion, CT 06066 Insured. Established 1974. 6 4 3 -7 2 5 4 Wall Papering and Painting 647-8895.0 Industrlal condo with LAWN SERVICE around this fall. one of the bill’s chief backers, said rczjuiring a permit was approved on HANDY DANDY LOCA­ 870-8870 643-9321 30 years Experience M&M OIL ^ F 1600 so. ft. $149,900. Fertilizing, liming, spring Just before midnight Thesday, the chances of getting the bill through a voice vote. TIO N S!!! This spotless Commercial B1 zone. Insurance, References and PLUMBING & HEATING House approved the measure on a the Senate were “pretty good.” The measure lists about 70 guns, 4 room Condo at Wells- High Visibility! clean-up, complete lawn CARPENTRY/ Free Estimates ■Oil Burner Service & Sales Other supporters said it was a first by brand name and model, as assault weep In Manchester Is $229,900. Home busl- service. B O O K R A C K REMODELING %-49 vote and agreed lo include in — m ness/nursery poten­ ELDERLY CARE MARTY MATTSSON ■Automatic Dll Delivery step in getting assault weapons, weapons. It also carries a 10-year only steps away from 643-0747 Previously enjoyed paperback the bill’s list of assault weapons the 0 D shopping, banking, ______ 649-4431 ■Wei! Pumps Sales & Service tial. 11.34 acres also books from Flomance to Hor- controversial new “Spxtrtcr” rifle often the gun of choice for drug mandatory prison term for anyone churches and morel 2 a V a I I a b I e I ■Water Heatefs (EiMitio s Gm ) 649-8045 rorl W e will tradefor yourgood made by the state-backed Colt’s lords, off the streets. committing a violent crime with an bedrooms, 1.5 baths, $244,900.Anne M iller CUSTOM QUALITY WEiGLE'S PAINTING CO. :Bathrnom & Kitchen 2 CD paperbacks 2 for 1; or we will NURSE'S AIDE Manufacturing Co. as an assault The vole at 11:58 p.m.
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    Give your clients’ toes a summer Glow SERVICE GUIDE Get your clients pedi-ready for summer with an OPI ProSpa service, specially formulated with natural ingredients inspired by facial skincare to make feet look and feel amazing all summer long. opi.com/prospa PEDI. SET. Treat your clients’ feet! As the weather gets warmer, clients want to Summer!show off strappy sandals and a perfect pedicure to match. Get ready for pedi season with tips & techniques from our OPI pros. And for those that live in warmer climates, use these tips to help maximize your year round pedicure weather. Set your salon apart with luxurious manicure and pedicure formulas designed to nourish and protect skin. Give your clients’ toes a summer glow with techniques and tips OPI.COM The Face of Mani-Pedi Skincare OPI ProSpa is the first & only professional salon skincare line that brings the quality & efficacy of facial skincare to premium products developed specifically for hands & feet KEY INGREDIENT: WHITE TEA KEY INGREDIENT: CUPUAÇU BUTTER CONTAINS ACTIVE COMPOUNDS BRAZILIAN SUPERFRUIT WITH THAT HELP PREVENT ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE 9 ESSENTIAL FATTY ACIDS FOR UNPARALLELED MOISTURE (240% HELPS PREVENT BREAKDOWN MORE MOISTURIZING THAN LANOLIN) OF COLLAGEN & ELASTIN NIACIN (B3) HAS MOISTURIZING ANTI-OXIDANT SUPERSTAR AND ANTI-AGING PROPERTIES HELPS PROTECT SKIN FROM FREE RADICAL DAMAGE 9 FREE-RADICAL FIGHTING ANTIOXIDANTS PROTECT SKIN 2X AS EFFECTIVE AS GREEN TEA ProSpa Products OPI ProSpa products combined with OPI’s tiered manicure and pedicure services are designed to enable you as a nail technician to provide the utmost care for your clients by addressing their individual needs.