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Stevenson much miscelloneous. 36 Tog Sole-Sofurdav and Compfieid Rood, rior, must see! 8800 or besf The fiduciary Is: Florence Street. Manchester. door, Sedan with less than offer. 646-8619. M would take money from other session past the Ocf M-I2 .summit ries in fiscal 1986 to under $78 Mor^r E. Wli/hide” Bruce B. Burke Baby to Estate ltems-3 Sunday. Rain or shine. 54,000 miles. In excellent million. REGISTPAPS OF VOTEPS 34 Counfrv View Drive 10-4. Books, aouarlums, foreign affairs accounts but no ralher than surrender garages full! 9 families. Tag Sole-Saturdoy Oc­ condition. May be seen of more than 3 percent from any one The Navy’s inventory system 004-10 South Windsor, CT 06074 Antloues, furniture, |e- bedding walnut double 78 Buckingham Street, As fhe marathon wore on. Sen 007-10 tober 4th, 10-3. Bentley bed, kitchen ware, collect­ Minority Leader Robert C Byrd. Mark O Hatfield. R-Ore , Appro­ and procedures “ were not suffi­ Cl welry, maternity and School, Hollister Street, Manchester. kid's clothes, baskets, ibles, moke an offer. 40 D-W .Va., said fhe money was not priations Commiffee chairman, cient to prevent or detect material Fr Monchesfer. Sponsored School Pd, Bolton. Two family tag tale- only helping a "fragile demtk errors. Irregularities or Inaccura- heaters, salesmen's gift- by Auxlllory of Silk City Soturdov, October 4th, 9- 87 Toyota Tercel, 4 door, 5 was reduced fo hoarseness Friday LBOAL NOTICE ware samples ond more! speed, sedan, am/fm. 1985 CR 175, excellent craey" but "this Is also an in managing debale on dozens of dea,” the auditors wrote. e i Chorus. Tag Sale. Moving South, 3, 111 Lorraine Road, condition. New fire, ZON.mSS^%?<S;V.AL. Reln/Shine. Friday ond Manchester. Greet Winter carl $2500. Investment in ourselves. In our amendments, most of them pel 'The auditors blamed the prob-. 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New battery and In other action on the bill Friday, persohnel, and an attitude that lowlng oppllcallens osking for relief from the Zoning Lows tober 5th, 9-3. 84 Redwood previews, no rain dote. baby and childrens million for the Philippines shortly the Senate: allowed rules to be broken while of fh# Town of Andover, Connacflcuf. Rood, Manchester. muffler asking $550. 647- Parking In rear on privote clothes, miscellaneous 7149.
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    ''The Year of the Millennium'' Mullen High School 4th and Blaine Mullen, tiE 69152 Enrollment 2000: 102 . 0, I' ) : . .. .. • • he cla55 of 2000 a5 they began: (front) Gordon Mallory, Amber Brown, Mell55a Phllllp5, Phillip Munn, Marla Younkin, Dana Hampton (middle) lenl5e Hampton, Dee Dee Neumeyer, Ryan Frye, Jame5 Warren, Scott 15om, Travl5 Warren, David Mattson, Trent LaBore (back) Mr5. Brown, acob Schubert, Kenton Young. Patrick Sullivan, Lln5el Boyer, Joel Travnlcek, TJ Swendener, Jay 015on. Andy Ander5, Wade Neben (not pictured: ~teph Wright, Kre5ta Sherman, Nlccl Boot5, Stacie Olm5ted) Bronco zooo SUfi ecator As5lStilnt MIPr ... Advisor • • ••.....••• .•. 11rs. Tere51 """- Top: Gov. Johanns visited Mullen on Nov. 29. He spoke to the senior class about ed­ ucation, his career and the future of Ne­ braska. Right: Wade puts on his thinking cap. Lower left: "I've missed the luau some­ where; could you point me In the direction of the roasted pig?" Lower right: "Was that All-Conference football . .. or volleyball?" People 3 Yvonne Andrews, business/computer Nancy Beitel, Jr.High English/speech Robert Beitel, social studies/guidance Dan Brost, Science Mike Brown, PE/health/Driver Ed Crlstl Buckles, speech/language pathologist Teresa Finney, English/Journalism Scott Jones, Science Mike Miller, math Tamara Nelson, family/Consumer Sciences Angel Renninger, band/vocal music Jennifer Rice, library Melanie Samms, Spanish Wayne Sides, Industrial Tech Dusty Stephenson, art (not pictured: Barb Mcllnay, special education) Faculty Bruce Blanchard Chuck Hafer Pam Ginkens, business manager superlntendent;elem. principal high school principal high school secretary Board of Education (front) Wanda Simonson, president Lyle Phillips, vice presi­ dent Sue Pearman, treasur­ er (back) Marvin Cox, secretary Margaret Boyer, mem­ ber Marni Anders, member Administration 5 Support Staff (below left) Lunch Program Personnel: Kathy Lelbhart, Julie Pfeiffer, head cook Midge Harding.