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$Soo $600 $700 Dlllon Moshe Dayan Dies at Age 66 ..•m^ t -t v r • 2B - THE HERALD. Fri., Oct. 16, 1981 Homes tor Rent 54 Autos For Sale MANCHESTER HOME - 2 BR, Won’t last long, $340. Capitol Homes 236-5646. F r id a y Ofllces-Stores tor Rent East snaps MHS streak... Page 9 ILLON’S J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman, pic­ tured) and Ciiff Barnes face each WORKSPACE OR other at the inquest heid to STORAGE SPACE FOR estabiish the facts behind the RENT in Manchester. No debth in the Southfork swimming lease or security deposit. "UP FRONT MONEY” pooi, on DALLAS, Friday, October Reasonable rates. Suitable 16 on CBS-TV. for small business. Retail J.R. has cither probiems on his Manchester, Conn. and commercially zoned. 'Cu$tomer Purcha$e Assistance Program mind as he plols to recover the Sunny today; Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. custody of his son, whiie Ciiff is fac­ Sat., Oct. 17, 1981 ed with the fact that he apparently showers. Sunday NEWLY RENOVATED is washed-up In Dallas, with even 25 Cents 310 souare feet office Alton Cooper turning her back on — See page 2 available. Main Street H fra lh TO YO TA COROLLA -1971, REBATE him. Lucy refuses to give up on her location with ample two door, automatic marriage to Mitch and looks to parking. Call 649-2891. transmission, radio and ON ’81/’82 ESCORT’S Donna for advice, and the Ewings heater. $7W. 643-0076. $so o find that Clayton Farlow and his son. Dusty, can be powerful adver­ 1974 CAPRI - Factory saries. BASEMENT STORAGE rebuilt engine, four speed, CHECK LISTINOS FOR EXACT TIME. AREA with dirt floors. AM-FM stereo, cassette. First room 18‘/i ft.xlS ft.; Well taken care of. Best second room 23 ft.xl5t4 ft. offer. Telephone 742-8907. REBATE $30 monthly. 649-0717. ON '81/’82 MUSTANG’S Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Moshe Dayan MANCHESTER - Several $ 60 0 Industrial Locations for 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent lease. $1.10 per square ft. condition, asking $1100. Friday TV to $2.40 per square ft. 600' 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. to 9,000'. Hayes Corpora­ tion. 646-0131. K Z400 D e lu x e 1978 KAWASAKI, fairing, REBATE Wash" 1076 HicharoKryor.uaorga 12:16 Carlin. An accantric gallary of urban 0 Movla '(Com ady) ***H OFFICE SPACE FOR baggage-rack, saddle bags, ^ Charlto’tAngw It charaotaramakathairwaythrougha "Prlvata BenJamin" 19B1 Qoldia RENT -heat and air- low mileage. $1350. 688- ON ’82 EXP GD Traatur* Hunt typical loonay day at tha Daa Luxa Hawn, Ellaan Brannon. A (U)ProfM«k>nalHo<lao(ContlniMt dies at age 66 6201 Ask for Andrea. Car Wash. (Ratad PQ) (2 hra.) Philadalphla-born Amarloan conditioning. Ap­ $ 7 0 0 From Oaytimo) From MouquHo, ^ ^ ’9 0 'prlnoaaa' mlatakanly Joint tha Army proximately 16x12 ft. Call Toxat GD MarvQrtffIn thinking that tha aarvtcawlli offer har 646-6714, ask for Ed. 1974 YAM AH A TX 500 - dS) Th o S o cro tO fB o yn o C a stIo , 0 1900^1 NBA MghNghta condos, yachts and tha aaay Ufa. Good condition. New rear Port III Qlonn Corbott ond Kurt O 0 WaM Straat Waak With Loula (Rated PQ) (110 mlna.) TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - Moshe Dayan, the Ruatallatorlnthlafamllyapoclalthat Rukayaar ACROSS THE STREET tire. $595. Call 295-9123 tallaofthaadvanturaaofanAmarIcan CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - In a soldiers-statesman whose defiant pride and famous eye GD Amarloa*aTop 10 patch made him a symbol of Israel to the world, died ot from the Hospital, 36 after 5:00 p.m. J y b r d J achootboy In Iraland who, along with (D d ) Tha Dukas Of Haxsard Tha 0 C cMaga FooSaM Pravlaw WHh crackdown by new President Hosni Haynes Street, second hit Irlah frland. bacomaa inVotvad In citizana of Hazzard do a doubla taka Jim Sknpaon and Bud WHkinson (R) heart failure Friday night, his family said. He was 66. an aaplonaga plot aurroundlng a Mubarak, more than 1,500 religious floor. 755 square-ft, $550 whan thay gat a doubla halping of ^facting aclantiat. Luka andBo as BoaaHogg (X) Adam 12 extremists and suspected agitators Dayan, who led the Israeli army to victory in the 1967 per month. Ask for Flo. 9-2. ® Dr. Scott On Hobrowa (Conthv manipulataa a robbary with Duka 1*00 have been arrested in the 10 days 646-0188. JM t From Oaytimo) dgubjaa. (60 mlna.) GD BbaNaNa Qubit: MIHon Barts. SixDay War and helped forge the Camp David peace HONDA MOPED - Low (Bl Sporta Now FIrat complata G D 0 Friday Night Movla'Tha Day 0 NHL Hockey Boaton Bruins va since President Anwar Sadat’s agreement with Egypt, died in Tel Aviv’s Tel Hashomer mileage, like new. With DllLOn •porta raport of tha day’a aporla Tha Loving Stoppad' lOSIStara: Colorado Rockiaa (R) assassination, sources close to the Wanted to Rent 57 paninga. hospital at 8.30 p.m, his daughter Yael said. saddlebags. Telephone 649- Dannia Waavar. Vaiaria Harpar, 0 0 8CTV Natwork 90 government said Friday. ••••••••••••••• TV Community CoUogo Domlniqua Dunna. Baaad on author 0 Paopla Tonight An hour of He had been admitted to the hospital the night before, 7862. Jofforaona Julia Liat'a own Ufa, thia drama Those arrested were among 7,000 WANTED TO RENT: poraonallty nawa, bitarvlawa and complaining of chest pains and difficulty in breathing. PARKING SPACE OR axploraa tha trauma and conatantly raylawa. to 8,000 Moslem fundamentalists 1979 H O N D A 750 K , t «Hm Rockford: Prtvata ahiftingralatlonahipathatohildran 0 Barmy HM Show Inyoatiflrtor and others suspected of subversive Israel’s foreign minister until October 1979 and still a GARAGE on North Street, Excellent condition, low faca aa a raauH of dlvorca. (2 hra.) 0Movla'(Mualcal)***H "OnThe or in immediate area. Call i D Food Proaarvina 0 Movla'(Comady)** "Slap Tow n" 1960 Qana Kelly, Frank alms who were named in a list Sadat member of Knesset, Dayan's death took Israelis com­ mileage. Extras. Call Mike Court of Probate. 6:06 647-0753 after 5 p.m. Shot" 1977 Paul Nawman. Jannifar Sinatra.ThraaaailoraonlaavaInNaw talked about before he died. The pletely by surprise, shocking a nation already shaken by at 643-5363. District of Manchester Court of Probate. (9>highlights. N « w > W o rnational ld D a lly new.and Warran. Star of minor laagua hoefcay York City find romanea. (2 hra.) NOTICE OF IIKVHINt. District of Manchester Intamational. taam dicovara brawla bring orowda Id M sources predicted many more the assassination 10 days earlier of Egyptian President PROFESSIONAL WITH In Re E V A H MELOCHE. an N tri m t : <i f iiKAitiNt; 6:30 NOTICK TO CKKIIITOKS andbaginatobadmouthand fight tha CD CharSa Rosa Show arrests to come. Anwar Sadat. MATURE Dog seeks adult person ESTATE OF ANTHONY ® CBSNowa Utamtp victory. (Ratad R) (2 hra.) 1:20 ESTATE OF MARVIN F Match Oama BAYAUCH a k a ANTHONY If you’re GD 0 0 Entarpriaa'Qullavara* Love American Btyla Mubarak made no mention of the Even shortly after his death, Israel television was small, quiet apartment. OSTERLING. SR , aka MARVIN F’ursuant to an order of Hon. 9 0 0 NBCNawa William E FitzGerald. Judge, BUJAVICIIJS. deceased Travala' Tha world'a iargaat OddCoupla crackdown or of escalating tensions Parking, appliances, cable F OSTERLING. deceased 0 Bob Nawhart Show corporation, ATandT, laaxamlnadaa quoted the acting director of the Tel Hashomer, Dr. F’ursuant to an order of Hon. desired. 742-6684 after 4 The Hon William E FitzGerald, dated October 14. 1981 a hearing (B) Victory Gordon Hatalaphona monopoly onda and tha An EvanInB At Tha bnprov between neighboring ally Sudan and Boleslaw Goldman, as saying Dayan’s condition had William E FitzGerald, Judge, 8 Judge, of the Court of Probate. will be held on an application 6:55 naw ara of tooth-and-naH compatF 1:26 enemy Libya. But in a telegram to p.m. dated October 8.1981 a hearing will 0 Nowa “ improved significantly’ ’ during the day. District of Manchester: at a praying for her name to be looking for lion In lhatalaoommunicntlona CD Nawa-Waattiar 7KK> 1:40 President Reagan, he said he an­ hearing held on October 8. 1981 changed to Eva H. Hollingsworth be held on an application praying induatry bagina. But Israel radio said Dayan began having trouble APARTMENT NEEDED as in said application on file more for authority to sell certain real es­ ^ CBS Nawa CD Moment Of Maditatipn I? ticipated closer relations with the as soon as possible. Willing ordered that all claims must be ^ 0 M . A . S . H . (9) NHLHookayBoalonBrulnava tsOO breathing during the afternoon and doctors fought for presented to the fiduciary on or fully appears, at the Court of tate as in said application on file ( £ Muppat Show Ouaat: Carol United States. more fully appears, at the Court of Colorado Rockiaa CD Movla'(Waalam)** "CMpap- several hours to save his life. to pav $200. Telephone Sue before January 8. 1982 or be barred Probate on October 26. 1981 at Channing. parCatUaCo." 1972 (torryOrknaa. “ We look forward with confidence F’robatc on October 27. 1981 at an 0 Ban Wattonbarg At Largo at 289-3185 or 568-8835. as by law provided 10 00 A M G p 0 ABC Nawa ‘Rivara of Planty' From aboard a BoHopkina. Young wooM-bacowboy It said Dayan would have a state funeral, with the M 00 A M to the strengthening of ties of Sherrie L Anderson. Asst Clerk Sherrie L Anderson. Asst Clerk S ) You Aakod For It Host: Rich barga tow longar than thraa football bacomaa a man aa ha ancountara date yet to be set.
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