23 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept 14. 1984 Tag Sales iV Tog Sales 69 Tag Sales 69 Tag Sales 69 Tag Sales 69 Can/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 TAG SALE - Multi fami­ TAG SALE - Sot. and SATURDAY AND SUN­ T A G SALE-Saturdav 2 3 5 5 Z 6 8 ly.Includes handmade Sun., 54 Walker St., vicin­ DAY - Sept. 15th and 16th, September 15th 9 to 3. LINCOLN, 1974-Mark IV, 1982 HONDA P R E L U D E - Jackpot Bingo! cabbage dolls, crafts, ity Monchester Police 10-5,113 East Eldridge St., Black & white T.V., lug­ Power steering, power Low miles. Excellent Vicki Morgan’s slayer Grandparents Saturday and Sunday, 8 Station, 9om on. o f t Autoumn, gage and household brakes, AM -FM casette condition. Options. Origi­ THREE FAMILY TAG Manchester. nal owner. $6400. Days SALE — Many items, 11 to 4. 48 Bigelow St., Items. 59 Waddell Road, stereo, spoked wheels, You could win PtNGO speak at llling Manchester. 643-0469. TAG SALE - 2 family, Raindate September 22. 643-2349 after 6pm. 1979 M AZD A G LC — Door 646-1479; evenings 429- gets 26-to-llfe sentence to 3. 77 Mlnnechaug TAG SALE - Moving, Hatchback, automatic, 4473. Drive, Glastonbury. Sat­ Roindote Sept. 29.______ 45-46 Tracy Dr., Man­ 5 4 6 4 chester. Antique chair, miscellaneous household 1976 C AD ILLAC COUPE - AM/FM, sun root, 69,000 ... page 2 ... page 10 .,. page 11 urday Only. Rain or TAG SALE - Multi family, and decorative Items, mjles. One one owner. Shine! copper chandeliers, lots Automotive Good condition. $2590. 1975 VOLVO WAGON, S 8 7 4 baby Items, furniture, of pewter, collectibles, clothes, tires, etc. 81 Red­ 646-3172. , $2800. Call 649-8748. 245DL, power steering, etc. Lots of good stuff. many other misc. house­ wood Rd., Manchester, power brakes, AM/FM, TAG SALE — CIRCLE Don't miss this one. hold Items. Sot. 8. Sun., 9-2, Sot. Sept. 15th. Cart/Trucks for Sale 71 THIS ADI Lots of every­ 1975 FORD GRAN TO­ 1969 CHRYSLER NEW­ air, very good condition. Woodfleld Crossing, Sept. 14, 15, 10om-3pm. RINO - Good running PORT — Engine needs $3500. 646-5570. thing - Furniture, baby Glastonbury (off Keeney Directions: Right at GIANT TAG SALE - Sat., work. Many new parts. miscellaneous, tupper- St.) Saturday and Sun­ condition. Engine re­ Parker St. of Lvdoll and 9-15, 8am-5pm. Rain or worked. Call offer 6om Rebuilt transmission, 1980 PLYMOUTH FIRE ware. Saturday, Sep­ day, 8am to 4pm. Foulds, first right to shine. Exerciser, furni­ tember 15th, 9am to 3pm, 649-5133. carb, distributor. New ARROW - 5 speed, am # m Cushman, first right to ture, jewelry, small TV, recaps, oil pump. Call cassette, excellent condi­ 48 Madison Street, Man­ TAG SALE - 4 families. portable sewing ma­ Rainy today; chester, across from Toys, baby clothes, mis­ Tracy. 1975 MERCURY M O ­ 1979 MERCURY M O ­ 643-1228. $99. tion. Call Ellen, 649-4727 Manchester, Conn. chine, tools, much more. NARCH — 56,000 original NARCH - 4 door, original between 5 and 8pm. clearing tonight Covey's. cellaneous. 27 Clinton St., 107 Vernon St., 9:30 to 3:30 Saturday FALL CLEANING - miles. Original owner. 4 owner. Excellent tires, 1976 FORD LTD - Asking Saturday, Sept. 15, 1984 Glass, some furniture, Manchester. — see page 2 MULTI FAMILY GAR­ only._________________ door sedan. Power steer­ new exhaust system, ra­ $900. Call 644-0585 or 644- Single copy: 25C AG E SA LE - Rain or books, records, miscel­ ing, brakes, air condi­ dial heater, automatic. 0036. Motorcyclet/BlcyclM 72 TAG SALE - Saturday laneous. Sot. Sept. 15, TAG SALE - Saturday, tioning. Many new parts. $2650. Coll 646-5116 after Hanrlipatpr Mpralb shine. Sat., Sept. 15th, 9to only. 167 Princeton Stw 10am. 12 Pine Ridge Dr., Sept. 15, 10am-4pm. 138 Priced to sell. Call after 5pm. 4. Furniture, bikes, prin­ Andover. Forge Rd., Coventrym ters trays, lots of miscel­ 9am to 4pm. Sofa, uphol­ 4pm, 646-8137. GIRL'S 20" BIKE, $35. stered chairs, household off Rt. 44. Miscellaneous, laneous. 55 Galaxle clothing.. 1975 A M C HORNET Bov's 20" Bike, $35. Both Drive. Items.________________ FLEA MARKET - Man­ 1965 FORD One Ton Pick HATCHBACK - Body 1972 MUSTANG - Power Excellent condition. Call chester Grange Hall, 01- Up — $600. Call anytime, beat but runs well. 115,000 steering, automatic. Pos­ 649-2320. TAG SALE - Sot. and cott St., Saturday, 9-4. NEIGHBORHOOD TAG 742-6087. sible restoration. Call THE ONE YOU WAITED Sun., 9am-3pm, 180 Chest­ miles. Automatic, air SALE - Games and toys, conditioning, 6 cylinders. 643-7237 after 6pm. FORI - 250 Fern St., nut St. Items for boating, children's clothes, furni­ Town clergy EVERYTHING UNDER 1952 PLYMOUTH CON­ Extensive engine and Rec Vehicles 73 Friday and Saturday,, 9 Riviera Downrlgger, etc. THE SUN and more - ture, books, many unus­ to 2, Inside. Antiques, VERTIBLE — Good run­ brake work has been 1978 PLYMOUTH - air Fishing, hunting, Mec Plywood, Insulation, an­ ual Items. Sat. Sept, 15th, ning condition. $1950. done. Asking $350. Call conditioning, power 13 auto locals furniture, baskets, Press and duck decoys, tiques, office equipment 8-4. 13 Courtland St., steering, power brakes. 6 crafts, Pfaltzgraff. 742-9600, keep frying. Charlie, 649-8241 evenings COACHMAN 1979 - Van- etc. lewelry, tools, and clothes. 52 White St., Manchester. from 5 to 9pm. cylinder. 59,000 miles. take sides on miscellaneous. Manchester, 9am to 4pm, MAZDA GLC, 1977 — Good shape. $1800. Call /Comper on Ford E250 NEIGHBORHOOD TAG GARAGE SALE - 111 Chassis, self contained. SALE-Glenwood 8, Ash­ Sat. and Sun. 15,000 miles on rebuilt GOVERNMENT SUR­ 646-7483. Main St., Manchester, engine. $1950. Phone 643- Low mileage, very clean, worth Street. Friday, Sat- PLUS CARS and trucks $11,000 or best otter. 646- Sat.9-15, Sunday 9-16,9am 4751 (6 to 8pm). under $100. Now availa­ 1980 CHEVY SPORT VAN faith/politics get strike OK urdoy September 14th FrL 8ipl 21.780 M ■ Spn to 5pm. 2148. and 15th. Bicycles, til.8 l^ ».7 8 0 •■•Bpiii ble In your area. Call - Automatic transmis­ trunks, antiques, furni­ |M„ lifL 23.10 ■ 3 pa 1970 FORD ECONOLINE 1-(619) 569-0241. 24 hours. sion, power steering, By Sarah E. Hall W« will b« Off«rln0 ftnUttIc Mv- TAG SALE - Saturday, VAN — Good running power brakes, air condi­ in 1983 and has made $3 2 billion so far ture, miscellaneous. OVERSTOCKED Ino* on n«w dlKontlnu«d or da* Sept. 15, 9 to 4, 403 West ONE OF THE nicest Herald Reporter By MIchellne Maynard m«0od buHdiru mattrlal. CaN for condition. Passed emis­ 1976 VW SCIRACCO — tioning. Tilt wheel. Cus­ things about want ads is United Press International this year. The company is expected to with New 1984 Info.. Oantral BuHdino Supply Co Center St., Manchester. tomized. 58,000 miles. Ex- make about $6 billion in 1984. GM also GIANT TAG SALE - M 7 Ellington R d . (Rout# 5) Eaal sions test. Good tires. Sliver, good condition. their low cost. Another is Hartford. 2 S » ^ 7 4 ._____________ Household Items, books, $550. Call 643-9920, 643- cellent $6500. Call Debate over the proper relationship between has dropped plaiiis to revise the cost of Thurs., FrI. and Sat., 13, records. Price, $2,000. Call 643- their quick action. Try a 14,15,9'am to6pm. ‘Some­ DODGE 0066. 6041. 646-7483. want ad today! religion and politics may be firing the presidential DETROIT — The United Auto living allowance formula, the union thing for Everyone’. 22 race, but it's really just overblown campaign talk, Workers announced Friday night it will source said. Alpine St., one block some Manchester church leaders said this week. continue to work without a contract But sources i ndicated a great deal of CARS with General Motors Corp.. and will from Manchester Mem­ Others saw the debate as more ominous. They said work remained, on the GM job security continue negotiations, but 13 local orial Hospital. President Reagan has threatened to crack the First proposal, which does not cover a unions have been given permission to number of union goals. '■ & Amendment “ wall" between church and state. Still strike. MULTI-FAMILY TAG The company has offered to set up a other members of the clergy saw Geraldine Ferraro’s SALE — Saturday, Sep­ The MQKuMtrr Union negotiators spent the after­ fund to protect workers whose jobs are TRUCKS stance on abortion is deeply troubling. tember 15th. Ansaldl and noon waiting for the final draft of GM’s lost to the introduction of new technol­ Battista Road, 9am. Clo­ Some of the Interviews with more than a half-dozen Manchester economic offer, while work on the job ogy. But it wi ll not give in to the union’s thing for all seasons and LOWEST DODGE CAR church leaders this week revealed disparate views. security portion of the contract insistance that it strictly limit the ages, luggage, three and No one argued that the church/state debate has continued. shipment ol.’ work to non-company ten speed bikes, sewing STRUCK become a central theme of the presidential campaign Asked during a lunch break how the sources, a pra.ctice called machines, electric ty­ USEbC/U? "outsourcing.” pewriter, carpet, lawn PRICES in AMERICA — whether it deserves to or not. talks were proceeding, GM Vice sweeper, furniture, an­ In recent speeches, Reagan has said that religion President Alfred Warren responded, tiques, toys and much, and politics are related and claimed opponents of his "Splendidly.” The GM chief bargainer much more. Rain Date: school-prayer amendment are intolerant of religion.