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Shultz Leaves Jordan Without MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May U, 1985 KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ’ by Larry Wright eiBNTH MANCHFSTIR LJ.S. WORI n CONNECTICUT WEATHER PETS IT M SALES EParesr" m r Texts. cellectlMicgllectlMg on Orohd List 7/1/33 Lteol AckUtioniAddltlpi Cloudy sky tonight; I'lACrlADl fbOKD FR EE C U TE K IT T E N S -3 MULTI-FAMILY TAG 1979 DODGE VAN - 6 IS ft. ST ARCR AFT - 40 H P Opinions differ Dotson goes free, Tiny infant spends OUT SHE HAb ACAT. moles, 1 female. 646-7959. SALE - May 11th, 9om to cylinder, 4 speed, over­ - Johnson Motor - tilt Taxioi coilgctM e i ot 4/30/83 on iWAS'WePififl) I 2pm. 69 Washington drive. Mechanically trailor. 81,300. Coll 644- (Kano Llil cip/1/ii . , special day at home warm on Tuesday Street. Furniture, tools, sound. Body freshly 2752. Motor VthlcleSupgltmental on MHS problems but pardon denied HAD t>«feU>p€D AH Total Interest stereo speakers. Many painted. Finished Inte­ AUEBETfloWofAeN. 8898,834.11 ... page 7 ... page 2 ItemsI Years of rior. 67,000 miles. 83,99$. QUO ... page 3 ... page 4 accumulation. 644-4055 or 56>0072. Taxes collected on Grand Lists 1970 to 1983 l i j TAP SALES Interest and Lien Fees ^ , • suts 1970 VW BUS-8300. Ap­ L e ^ ^ l ^ n s to Grand List 3,I84.» TAG SALE • Soturdov, TAG SALE- Saturday ache Tenter Trailer, FOUR FIRESTONE SS |17,986.t8- MOV 11th, 10am to 3prn. May 11th S Sunday 12th. Needs top. Good tor util­ RADIALS • 15 X 70 Rain day. May 18th. 200 8am to 3om. 54 Dudley mounted on chrome ity trailer, 8200 or best Total- -- a_ taxes. ------------- Interest4<«A/aC and Hon lees turned 1409,334.79 Twin Hill Roodloff Route Street, Manchester, rain otter. 1963 VOLKSW A­ woQon whggit. McGord ovtr to Treiuurer u plo 4/30/35 44A), Coventry. Multi- or shine. Locks. 647-9883. CAROL M. LENIHAN ' GEN BUG-Parts cor, tSO. TAX COLLI.ECTOR family, various house­ Coll 649-4671. hold and kid's Items. UNITARIAN MEETING­ FOR S A L E - Set Of 024-05 P205/75O14 studded snow HOUSE TAG SALE - 1968 ORENN MUSTANO- TAG SALE - Everything Household essentials and 6 cylinder, automatic. tires. Used two winters. from household Items, funky finds: Blue willow Runs good. Needs light Plenty of trood loft. With furniture, Chevy ports, Chino, furniture, books, body work. $900 firm. rims. Asking 860. Coll Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Monday,’ May 13,1985 — Single copy: 25f 647-1560 otter 6pm. Ask FROF088P EOOOtT antique toys, crafts, and toys, office furniture, 643-4766. ■HIHTM U n U T «8 DISTRICT ?-ii miscellaneous Items. 57 trash compactor. Near ntoN Veor July 1,1888 le June 811888 French Rood, Bolton, Antiques and collecti­ 1981 LINCOLN CONTIN­ NOTICI TO CMINTOna ESTATE OF BSTIMATID R8V8NU8 (oft of Route 85). 9om to bles, good children's clo­ ENTAL MARK VI-FullV 3415,373 4pm, MOV 11th and 12th. h e n r y J. LETARTE, Toxes Collectable thing and MORE 11 Bak­ loaded and computer­ o/k/o HENRI N. I.ETARTE, Supplemental Mptar Vehicle 12,000 ery and free coffee. ized. Must sell I $10,000 or deceosed Bock Taxes 6,000. f?/cfes 300 Safe ending first season on upbeat note NEIGHBORHOOD AL­ Saturday, May 11th, 9om assume payments. 647- The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Additions TON S TR E E T TA G SALE Gerald, Judge, of the Court Interest Free on Taxes 3.000 to 2pm, rain or shine. 153 0299, Fra n k, day or ot Probate, District ot Man­ Interest on Savings Accounts 40.000 CELEBRITY CIPHER - (off West Middle Turn­ West Vernon Street, evenings. chester at o heorlng held on Sewer Chorees 4.000 By Kathy Oarmut Cheney Regional Vocational Tech­ they call for a ride),” she said. C»*Ebftty Ctp^•r cryptogramt ara craalad from quotattona by pike). Power mowers, 10.000 famous paopla. past and praasrtt. Each lattar tn tha etphar stands Manchester. MOV 7, 1935 ordered thot oil Sewer Connectors Herald Roporttr nical School and East Catholic All of the records on Safe Rides pool table, antiques, res- claims must be presented to New Sewers (Union Street) 1,483 lor snomar. Todtiy’B dtm: £ aguafs Y 12.000 clients are destroyed at the end of a tourqnt dishes. Intercom, the fiduciary on or befc^e Au­ Elderlv Relief High School. by CONNIE WIENER GIANT TAG SALE - Fur­ 179 i MOTORCYCLES/ gust 9,1935 or be barred os by Miscellaneous 3.000 Whan ManohoBtor High School weekend, Kane said. Only a few lots of miscellaneous 431 The expanded hours are a "g ift” niture, toys, T V , clothes, I'ZI bicycles low provided. _ , Manholes Rt. *83 Oakland St. rough atatiaUca — and no names— “ M EKPKBMAWMV WD M Items. Saturday and Sun­ Morv Lou Taylor, Duplicate Tox payments 800 Junior Diana Braaaall used to tell to the three graduating classes, housewares, books, mls- Clerk other atudantf ahe waa involved according to one of the organizers are kept, to ahow bow many people day, May 11th Si 12th. 9am ecelloneous. Saturday, Fire House Building repairs SUZUKI PE 250 - Good The llduclorv Is; (84-15 Budget) 9.000 with the town Bafa Rides program, of the program. have uaed the program, be said. to 5pm. Rain dote, follow­ May 11th, 10am to 4pm. Balance - June 30,1985 221,073 UKADNV 'CLN CNV’B KMB condition. Driven 16 Stanley Letorte their response was usually one of Although Manchester’s Safe Most of those who ha ve called for ing weekend. 151 Birch Street, 71 Staep Rd. 3944,080 hours. $750 or best otter. South Windsor, CT 06074 laughter, she said. Rides program got off to a modest a ride have not been drunk, but MVZBLWVP BLMB YMV LMEK Manchester. 647-1821. MULTI-FAMILY - Satur­ 029-05___________________ BUDOIT SXFSNOiTUBf 8 But after giving up a number of start in December, volunteers rather have wanted to avoid riding Administration Budget 3175,709 day, May 11th, 9om to 355,771 Friday and Saturday nights in an have given rides home to more with someone who has been YLWXIAKV." — IMEWI JAKVVKA. FLEA MARKET- June Fire Department Budget 1pm. Baby equipment 1st., Manchester Grange ANNUAL UeOMT O f FWI MMSMALL Public Works Department 414400 effort to reduce the number of than SO young people since then, drinking, Kane aaid. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I live In the crowd of jollity, not and clothes, toys, mater­ Hall. Space available. May 1Set 3944,030 accldenta resulting from teenag­ said Gregory Kane, a Manchester "W e haven’t been turned into a so much to enjoy company as to shun myselt." — nity wear, household mis­ Coll 649-9294 or 528-8015. Inspections where mode throughout the year tor fire safety ers whedrlvs whilB drunk, she and High S c h ^ teacher and one of the taxi service for drunks at all,” Samuel Johnson. cellaneous, garage door and code enforcement. ADMINI8TRATION BUOGBT the other IS studant vbluntaers in adult organisers of the program. Kane aaid, referring to the clainu and morel 80, 81 & 115 ielefics TAG SALE-Soturdov Many construction plans were reviewed for the Town Build­ President 31,730 the program havatronm respect The town program is one of almost of some inttial critics of the Carriage Drive, Man­ 10am to 4pm. Antiques, ing Deportment reflective of the new growth ond develop­ Directors 6 • 3330 3.300 of their peers, said BraaaaU, the 40 in the state. program. chester. Rain Dote, May ment of the District. toys, furniture, gloss, Treosurer 4.300 vice psesideot of Maacheater Safe "We've cultivated some great The student volunteers are a ^MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS 18th. The Fire Preventlen Team of our Deportment continues do­ Clerk 7.000 FOR SALE miscellaneous household ing on excellent lob. Tax Collector 7.700 Ridea.' Trivial Pursuit players," Kane diverse group, Brassell said. But ISJfFOR SALE I Items. 551 Woodbrldge Several buildings, severely damaged by fire, were Inves­ Rote Moker 1,100 "The kida are finally atarting to said of the program’s slow start. they have in conunon their concern M U LTI-F A M IL Y - Some Street, Manchester. Office Staff 9.300 336,130 furniture, ham radio tigated ond were suspected arson. realise that there is an alterna­ Drivers and others often spent over the rising number of teenage TW O ROTOR A LLIA N CE BAGBOY G OLF CART - stuff, port-o-crlb, miscel­ GRANVILLE H. LINGARD Operating expanses tiv e ," ahe said in a recent inter­ hours sitting around a room in the deaths and injuries due to drunkM Fire Marshall T V ANTENNAS with con­ $20. Used golf bolls, $3.50 laneous household Items. Conllngencv $ 4,000 view. "They trust us." Moriarty Brothers car dealership driving, she said. trols. $25 each or best per dozen. 643-9664. IWANTEO 023JU Bondlng/lnsuronce 3,159 The program, in which anyone on Center Street — the program's Two parent volunteers in the Saturday, May 11th, 9om toduy Auto Allowance 3 • 3400- 1 • 3230 1,450 offer. Coll 646-1776 offer to 3pm. 33 Carter Street, I Auto Allowance - President 400 under 21 can receive a free and headquarters — without getting program — Bob and Kathy King — 4pm. BLACK STEAMER Bolton. RtFORT FROM TNI FRSeiOeNT Stationery 1 Supplies 1.000 confidential ride home, will wind called, he said. said parents of driving-age child­ 1,000 HwaM photo by Pinto T R U N K -32 Inches by 16 BEER CANS W A N TE D - Eoulpmsnt/Servlce Conirocts up its first season of (^ r a tio n on Brassell attributed the in­ ren especially share their con­ Inches, one foot deep.
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