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Alan Mason Will Leave Town Post OPEC Oil to Cost 9% More I’ACKTWKNTY- KVKNlNCi HKHALD. Mon.. March 26. IW7U Fitness Expert Will Teach How to Erase Pains IK SI SAN VAI KIIN childhood, Ms. Dunfield said. Ms. Dunfield was responsible lor extensive and more expensive clinic relieved through the myotherapy, and the trigger points always stay Once the pain is located, pressure the same. llcrtil)! llc|Mirli‘r getting Ms. f’rudden. who does in Hartford. Ms. Prudden claims. f .. .......... is put on the spot by the elbow or MANCHKSTKR - A nationally similar workshops all over the coun­ The clinic in Manchester will be for Ms. Prudden gives the clinics for The jogging workshop from 9 to knuckle of the partner. The pressure 11:30 a.m. will be for joggers and Peopletalk: Sinatra 1 CitiMens Group Suggests 1 Road Expert Testifies ^Magic'* Does Number known physical fitness expert will try. to come here. Ms. Dunfield said very reasonable rates. Ms. Dunfield all ages from infants through senior coine to Manchester to teach her said, to allow anyone who is in­ is followed by brief loosening up citizens. She also encourages family "would-be"joggers. It will teach Fights Press Again 1 Ending MHS Open Campus 1 Against street Closing she attended a Efonnie Prudden clinic exercises. Tbe relief from pain can On Indiana State special methods of erasing pain for a in New Raven last fall and was so im­ terested to learn about the members to attend tbe clinics with preparation for running, prevention myotherapy technique. be immediate and the method can be 1 Page 8 1 Page 8 variety of chronic problems from pressed that she wanted her to come the person who is experiencing the of damage to feet and leg muscles, Page 2 Page 9 backaches to arthritis. her. Myotherapy involves looking for used regularly whenever the muscles pain, so that they can learn to apply and provide a technique that will give The town Recreation Department go into spasm. Besides demonstrating her own "trigger points. " the irritable points the technique. the most running pleasure. It will will sponsor a Bonnie Prudden Chronic pain problems that can be pain erasure method called which cause the pain. Ms. Prudden Ms. Prudden has recently written a also include a method for erasing workshop .lune 1 and 2 at the new eased through the technique include tnyotherapy in the clinics, the 65- asks participants to go back into book on myotherapy as well as muscle cramps in the legs and back. West .Side Recreation Center on backaches, stroke, sciatica, year-old energetic Ms. Prudden their personal history and try to several other books previously on Ms. Dunfield said that she thinks iHanrliratpr Cedar Street. The two-part workshop arthritis, shoulder syndrorrie, tennis the clinics could be especially operates her own Institute for remember what could be related to physical fitness. will include a pain erasure clinic elbow. TMJ (jaw pain), shin splints, beneficial for athletic coaches and Partly Sunny, Physical Fitness in Stockbridge. tbe particular pain that is bothering "She wants to educate the whole headaches, whiplash, sprains, bur­ team managers. Kriday evening June I. and a jogging Mass. Ms. Prudden was tbe first them. She attributes them to an inci­ population to this method so people Breezy and Cool workshop .Saturday morning. June 2, sitis, dizziness, and leg cramps. Pain chairman for the President's Council dent at birth, athletic injuries, ac­ won't have to spend so much money To learn more about the clinics and according to Laura Dunfietd. recrea­ related to such diseases as multiple Detailt on pago 2 on Physical Fitness when it was es­ cidents, disea.ses or evep job related on medication, " said Ms. Dunfietd. to register, call Ms. Dunfield at the tion supervisor who is coordinating sclerosis, osteo and rheumatoid tablished by the late President John pain. Nine out of ten times, tbe The method is simple, she stressed, Recreation Department, 647-3084. the S|)ecial program. arthritis and Parkinson's can be F. Kennedy. She recently held an chronic pain probably began during as it can be done by a familv member The costs of the individual workshops will be $R or $14 for both. lEufttinn M^ralb Lacks Wallop Vol. XCVIII, No. 149 — Manchester. Conn., Tuesday, March 27, 1979 * A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20c Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered WASHINGTON (UPI) - A con­ sumer group said today the government proposal jib force beer, wine and liquor ynanufac- turers to list ingredients on the label does not pack enough Two questions to ask yourself wallop. Alan Mason The Center for Science in the Public Interest said it particular­ ly is disturbed that the proposal would permit ingredients to be when choosing a low tan isted randomly instead by Will Leave predominance. 2 Consumers, the group said, are used to seeing ingredient labels that list the contents — sugar, water, milk, etc. — in the order by Town Post which they make up the product, with the first being predominant. Simply listing the ingredients of By (;RE(; PEARSOIN an alcoholic beverage in any have been disbanded until, and if, the lli'rnld lleporlcr order, it said, would break that town became reinvolved in Com­ tradition and offer no real infor­ MANCHESTfiR- Alan Mason, the munity Development. mation. town's director of human services Mason last week had said that for the past six years, has announced racism was a reason for the opposi­ ^1. Just how low in tar is it? Heavy Firing his resignation. tion to the Community Development He wrote to Town Manager Robert program, which is aimed at aiding NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - Weiss Monday to announce his deci­ low- and moderate-income persons. Your Haircut Should Look as Heavy firing erupted near Presi­ sion, which will become effective His statement was made at a utv i dent idi Amin's official residence June 1. meeting of the Capitol Region Coun­ Good After Five Days VANTAGE I v a n t a g e ! at Entebbe today but the nation’s The resignation comes in the mid­ cil of Government’s Region Council a s It Does After Five Minutes. MINTNOt > < official radio said the Ugandan dle of a swirl of activity about the •of Government’s review committee, m KGDL dictator was at the front leading Community Development Block which was studying the Manchester A nd It will when you come to Command Perform­ Salon his army against the Tanzanian Grant program. Mason has been Community Development matter. ance We shampoo, cut and blow dry your hair with invaders. Signing Completed coordinator of the' program for the He was criticized for that state­ precision Marlboro A resident in Entebbe contacted town. ment. Weiss said Mason used "poor V IC K R O V i LIGHTS Precision haircutting keeps your hair looking tXTAA W>k08 by telephone said there was heavy still seated at the table, President Carter historic peace treaty on the White House 'But Mason said the program con­ judgment.” Democratic Director great long after you ve had it done, because the firing in the town on the shores of troversy and recent calls for h(s Joseph Sweeney and Republican Carl hair IS cut in harmony v/ith the way it grows And shakes hands with Israeli Prime Minister lawn Monday. L.ooking on is Egyptian Presi­ resignation had nothing to do with his Lake Victoria 20 miles south of Menachem Begin after the signing of the Zinsser both asked for retraction of because its cut to fall into place naturally, you Kampala during the night and dent Anwar Sadat. (UPI photo) decision. the statement and mentioned don t have to keep fussing with it 1 0 11 11 12 13 13 11 early today. "It's been something I’ve been resignation as an alternative. MG. TAR MG. TAR MG.TAR MG.TAR MG.TAR MG.TAR It costs )ust fourteen dollars for gals or guys MG.TAR MG.TAR Western analysts said earlier it thinking about for quite a while,” he Mason later issued a statement 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.9 MG. NIC. 0.9 MG. NIC. 0.9 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. No appointments necessary We also offer perma­ appeared the fighting was said this rporning. Mason said he had that he had not completed his answer nent waves, coloring, frosting and conditioning between troops trying to stage a Egypt Moves First discussed the possibility of resigning about the Community Development Make your next haircut a precision haircut, and coup and forces still loyal to the previously with Weiss. matter, He said several other fac­ you won t hale yourself the morning after beleaguered Amin. Weiss confirmed this morning that tors, including frustration with The -Entebbe residents said Mason had been thinking of taking bureaucracy and concern about infla­ many women and children were such a step even before the recent tion, figured into the opposition’s Command IVrformance now leaving the town as the situa­ Against Other Arabs Community Development matter. stand. i'«l ititvirtaiioniii b r' tion worsened and the mystery of Weiss said he had just received Mason, who was the town’s first Amin’s whereabouts deepened. Mason’s letter and had no other com­ tained by a fireworks display. director of human services, said he Marshalls Mall By llnilpil I’resB Inlernalional Egypt’s unceasing struggle in the ment on the matter. A Radio Kampala broadcast In Jerusalem, thousands of Isrealis felt he had reached a "plateau” In his Egypt, anticipating its expulsion service of Arabism and Islam,” the Manchester residents will decide denied a report by the British streamed to ancient Wailing Wall in Manchester position.
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