20—MANCHESTER HERALD, -niesday. May 29, 1990 CARS What's News — HDFOR SALE D O D G E - 1986. ‘ISO’, 318 CID, automatic, bed Post office plans announced liner, tool box, 50K, Whtn you n««d to idvortlM. $5500. 742-8669._______ nothing works Ilka ClatilfladI The U.S. Postal Service plans to vacate its office M U S T S E L L I 1984, Jeep Dial 643-2711 at the intersection of Main and Center streets, but Cherokee. Great condl- the building is not considered appropriate as an ex­ tlon, loaded, make Manchester — A City of Village Charm offer. 645-0718._______ iiaurljPBlpr Uprah'i pansion option for town operations. BUICK REGAL, 1984. Ex­ Members of the Citizen’s Space Needs Commit­ cellent condition. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE tee and Board of Director’s Subcommittee on the White-blue landau. Au­ A public sale of the contents of the storage spaces listed Wednesday, May 30,1990 Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Town Hall said today the 11,185-square-foot tomatic, loaded, low below wiH take place at A Space Station, 282 Chapel Road, Manchester General Mail Facility, located across milage, 1 owner. Must South Windsor, CT 06074 on June 13, 1990 at 1:00 p.m. The Main Street from the cramped town hall and Lin­ see. $4,950. 649-6482. following goods will be sold: coln Center, is too small, inappropriately designed A336 - Bill Begley misc items, furniture and docs not provide enough parking for town of­ ITRUCKS/VANS B219 - Patti McDunnah 92 fice use. FOR SALE bedroom furniture, misc items, household goods Cox Cable license extended The U.S. Postal Service plans to sell the historic, C221 - David Mitchell FORD-1984 Van. E150. furniture, household goods, misc. items, appliances 53-ycar-old building in 1991 and move when con­ Carpeted, Cargo Van, E308 - Alphonza & Linda Robinson struction of a $2.8 million, 32,000-square facility at A/T, 6 cylinder. Excel­ misc. items, bedroom furniture, household goods 111 Sheldon Road is completed. A contract to con­ lent condition ond very A252 - Josie Lay Channel struct the building recently was awarded to Nack reliable. $3,300. Call misc items, furniture, household goods Daye 646-2789, days or A230 - Sylvia Wizzard School Consuuction Co. of Vernon. 644-4504 evenings. misc. items, furniture, household goods Story on page 3. B247 - Mekxfie Sanders upgrade misc. items MOTORCYCLES/ B229 - Willie Shedrick HD misc items, furniture, household goods, appliances smoking Coventry budget is reduced MOPEOS C209 - Dante Ford required misc items COVENTRY — Frustrated members of the A243 - Jerry Montford Town Council decided to give voters what they misc. items, clothing, bicycle Motorcycle Insurance snuffed By Rick Santos want by cutting a total of $314,050 from the $15.9 JMSiQS--------------------------------------------------------------- Many competitive companies Manchester Herald million budget defeated in a referendum last week. TOWN OF MANCHESTER A $185,000 portion comes from education and Call For Free Quote LEGAL NOTICE $129,050 from general government. Automobile Associates By Nancy Foley Cox Cable of Greater Hartford’s At its meeting of May 21, 1990 the Planning and Zoning Com ­ The vole was unanimous to cut $129,050 from of Vernon mission made the following decisions: Manchester Herald____________ license to operate cable television in the 870-9250 RICHARD J. SARTOR — Inland Wetlanda Permit — 10 Manchester area was extended today by general government. Due to an early business ap- Brookview Circle (S-102) — Acting in its capacity as the In­ Starting this fall, teachers and other the state Department of Public Utility poinlmcnu council member Harvey Barrette had to land Wetlands Agency, the Commission approved the request school employees who smoke wilt have Conuol. leave before final action was taken at 11:30 p.m. WANTED TO to conduct regulated activities within the 50' non-wetlarxJ regu­ The extension allows Cox — which following a public hearing on the budget that began lated area at the above address. to snuff out those butts. BUY/TRADE serves about 52,000 subscribers in at 7 p.m. at the Capt. Nathan Hale School. MARY CATHERINE DEVELOPMENT CO. — Phasing Plan 1989 HONDA a V IC 1987 HONDA a V IC Citing the dangers of secondhand Modification — Birch Mountain Subdivision — 276 Birch 1987 HONDA ACCO RD smoke, and the image that teachers Manchester, Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, The vote to cut $185,(X)0 from the $10 million Glastonbury, South Windsor, and We buy clean, late model Mountain Road (M-140) — Appr^oved the modifications to the 1 4 Door, Automatic, #2289, Wagon, 23,000 Miles, #2357, 4 Door, All Standard Power should present to students, the Board of DRY EYES — They look like the eyes of a healthy young for education was a “very reluctant” 6-0. used cars rnd trucks. Top approved Birch Mountain subdivision phasing plan at the Education decided TUesday to ban smok­ Newington — to continue operating Story on page 3. above address. 1 22,000 Miles Blue, 5 Speed woman, but Bonnie Ganley’s often are dry and painful because prices paid. Equipment & A/C ing in all school buildings and grounds. cable through the end of the decade. Mr. Duff - Carter Ctiavrolat A copy of this decision has been filed in the Town Clerk’s of­ 1 3 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY 3 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY 2 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY “If we arc going to teach, let’s teach she suffers from Sjogren's. With the new franchise documcnL 1229 Main Straaf fice. by example,” said Richard W. Dyer, Cox will have to upgrade its channel Bolton ed board takes cuts Manchester, CT Planning and Zoning capacity from 41 to 54 by January of 6466464 Commission chairman of the school board. “It’s very democratic - nobody smokes.” 1994. BOLTON — An expanded high school parking Marion Taggarg, Syndrome’s ejfects leave The company will be required also to lot, a modular elementary school classroom and the Secretary Democrat board member Susan Perkins, who introduced the ban, said allow the Cable TV Advisory Council to entire adult continuing education program will like­ 070-05 r^9995n r*795W-| r^9495-\ determine the amount of money Cox will ly be cut from the school budget because of cost today that if teachers continued to smoke 1987 HONDA ACX:0RD 1987 HONDA ACCORD LXI 1987 victims with dry eyes, skin donate to support public access program­ culling necessities, the Board of Education agreed N O TICE in the schools, they would be telling stu­ PUBLIC HEARING 1 4 Door, Grey with All Standard Hatchback, All LXI Power 4 CLvJV?.Jand dents, “Do as I say and not as I do.” The ming. The contributions are set in a Tuesday night. range from $105,000 to $350,000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ban will go into effect with the new By Dianna M. Talbot But a final decision on how to trim about TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 1 Power Equipment & A/C Equipment & A/C w^mreo Sound The unanimous vote by three of the school year in September. Manchester Herald $88,000 from the proposed $5.7 million school Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a 1 2 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY 3 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY 3 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY The board position, adopted by a 6-1 five commissioners of the state Public budget won’t be made until after town residents Public Hearing at the Lincoln Center Hearing Floom, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, Utilities Control Authority appears to be vote, with one member abstaining, found The first thing Bomiic Ganlcy docs vote on a new town budget, die board also agreed. on Tuesday, June 5, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. to consider and cict on the following: a victory for the company and a defeat support from the Advisory Board of when she gets up in the morning is Reacting to resident disfavor over the proposed * a. Appropriation to General Fund — T R A N SFE R for the stale Office of Consumer Coun­ Hcilh, according to a letter from the soak her eyes with a warm wash cloth municipal budget, the Bolton Board of Finance last to Capital Improvement Fleserve — sel, an agency staffed with attorneys who Town A id ...................................................................................... $332,338.00 health board read at the meeting. for about 10 minutes. After thaL it Friday recommended that the school board slice an act as consumer advocates for cable cus­ and allocated as follows: r*8495-\ r^649J~i By a 3-1 vote on May 21, the Board of doesn’t hurt so much to keep them additional $88,000 from its proposed spending plan. Improved Roads............................................ $331,593.00 1986 HONDA PRELUDE i985 H3j;r€ O r d Health adopted a motion saying: “We tomers. Unimproved Roads...............................................$745.00 open. A long-fought battle between Cox and Story on page 4. support the policy for a smoke-free en­ The 25-ycar-old North Elm Street to be financed by a State Grant Red, Sunroof, K ^ ^ J W ^ i r i C the Consumer Counsel ended last week vironment at all schools in the Town of resident suffers from Sjogren’s * b. Appropriation to Special Grants — Fund 61 — when the two sides could not agree on an Existing Account #908 — CADAC .......................................................... $1,000.00 1 Wluipment 5 Speed Su ^ 5 Automatic Manchester. The non-smoking policy Syndrome, a mysterious disease that af­ Bolton referendum petition acceptable proposal for the company’s to be financed by donation already received should apply to both students and staff,” fects the body’s moisture producing 1 3 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY 2 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY 2 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY BOLTON — A group of about 300 local uix- from the Savings Bank of Manchester for the letter said.