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TAG SALE SIGN State-Ordered Tests Readies 50Th Reunion 11 Is Scoring Goals Warmer Wednesday to - MANCHESTER HEKALD. Monday. Oct. 7. 1985 IHANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Fourth-graders take High school class I Forte for Cacace Fair, cool tonight; TAG SALE SIGN state-ordered tests readies 50th reunion 11 is scoring goals warmer Wednesday ... page 3 1 ... page 11 I I ... page 141 ... page 2 Are thinos piling up? Then why h a v e a TAG m E ? SMI The best way to announce it is with a Heraid Tag Saie Ciassified Ad. When you piece your ad. you ii receive ONE TAG SALE SiGN h R Et compiiments of The Heraid. 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Set of Duck Pin Balls and meetings since June. demanding the release of 50 643-2880._______________ Trees E>own F ro m Storm erences, licensed and In­ Fogarty Brothers — Bo- LDWR VV NYTC EYTC.” — hijacking involving civilians since case. $20. Keep trying. — Free estimates for I^PAMTiNG/ sured. Coll 6464165. throom remodellna; In­ "This is a tremendous area." Palestinians from Israeli jails, June, when Lebanese Shiite Mos­ Live Roosters For Sale — 647-1238.0 wood ond brush. Call stallation water heaters, WYSA PBKRYX. Malone said of southern Manches­ took over the Italian liner Achille lems seized a TWA jet, killed one 5-7 lbs, $2 each. Call days, 649-7757, 742-5947. garbage dls->osols; faucet ter. " I t ’s not like a developer Lauro Monday and headed to Dumas Electric— Having PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There is always a barrier American and held 39 others 649-7518. __________ repairs. 6494539. Vlso/M- Electrical Problems? between me and any man or woman who does not like requesting a zone change for one Beirut, threatening to kill the hostage for 17 days. Leoves, Leaves, More Nome your own price — Need A lorge or o small osterCord accepted. dogs." — Elign Glasgow. small block. The town seems to hostages one by one. The leader of the hijackers, in a Leaves. Schedule your Father emd son. Fast, Repair? We Specialize In lean In the favor of the developer. I As they crossed the Mediterrean TAG SALES leof Cleon up now. Also radio message monitored by Israel dependable service. Residential Work. Joseph Keep your TV picture don’t know where it's written in the hijackers radioed Syrian au­ glvino snow removal esti­ Pointing, Paperhonglng Radio, said, "The first to pay with Oumos. Fully Licensed. sharp with frequent clean­ stone that Manchester has to thorities to say they would an­ Two Cute Playful Kittens Yard Sale— October 12th, mates. Coll Partners Resi­ & RemovOI. Coll 6465761. Free Estimotes. 6465253. their lives will be the American ing of the screen. Use o grow” . nounce the name of the first hostages " looking for good homes. 7am to 5pm. Contractor dential Services, 644-0415. mild soap with water or o Wefcome back Coll 649-6480 after 11am. moving. Used and new Polntlna and P<n>erhang- Malone said that the town victim. The pirates said they would All types remodtiing or bit of ommonlo In water. Michael Gurdus. a monitor for surplus material. Odd Ing — Exterior and Inte­ repairs — Complete kit­ Planning Department has said Three of the Atlantis crew members talk At left is Robert Stewart, mission continue killing hostages until Be sure to dry thoroughly. Israeli radio, said the hijackers lots. Plywood, lumber, rior, ceilings repolred. chens, baths, goraaes, od- It you hove on extra many times that it wants to and greet friends and family members specialist. Ronald J. Grabe, center, rests U.S., West German and Italian plumbing, doors, roof References, fully insured. dltlons, dormers, ambassadors agreed to negotiate threatened to blow up the ship if it PUPPY television sef no one preserve the rural nature of the as thay arrived at Ellington field in hand on his daughter, Hilary, and crew shingles and .nuch more. Thinking Fence? Think Quality work. Martin porches, decks. No lob watches, why not ex­ area. She said the department is their demand for the release of 50 was approached by other vessels TRAINING MIco. All types, tree esti­ 5 Glen Road,(rear), Mottsson, evenings, 649- too large or small. Coll change for cosh with o contradicting itself by proposing a Houston Monday after successfully commander Karol J. Bobko is next to Palestinians from Israeli jails. or planes. Italian warships were Manchester. mates. Coll 6464226. 4431. W e Feature L o rry , 649-3985. low-cost od In Classified? higher density area for the south­ completing a classified military mission. them. reportedly on the way toward the Puppy Classes start­ PENNZOIL WHITE HOUSE SPOKESMAN ship today, Israel radio said. ing October 10th at ICARS/TRUCKS ern part of town, which is zoned Products mostly Rural Residence and Resi­ LARRY SPEAKES said "perhaps Gurdus said the hijackers, the East Hartford FOR SALE KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright dence AA. Buckland rival files plans a dozen, less than 20 " Americans whose leader identified himself as YWCA.
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