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SPRING SALE Clear Tonight; Nomas 2« - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., April 7, 1982 Motorcjrctot'Sfcirclaa 64 1960 HONDA 750-F-Suptiper Sport. E^xcellentellent condition. Satellite MANCHESTER LUMBER Extras. TelephonePeleph 646- Weather, job action 0811, or 647-0^ anytime. SCHWINN BMX SX 100 - Good condition. Many alloy combine to shut MCC parts. W o rth 'll; will sell keeps tabs for 6250. Negotiable. Ready to race. Mixe, 649-8^. ... page 3 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Lowest Rates Available! Many op­ on forests tions. Call: Clarice or Joan, Clarice Insurance Agency 643-1126. By LeRoy Pope area of the Atlantic. Campers-rrafters-Mobfto UPl Business Writer Satellite mapping and SPRING SALE Clear tonight; Nomas . 65 Manchester, Conn. NEW YORK - Satellite monitoring is widely used mapping has given a bit of also for spreading flood cloudy Friday Thursday, April 8, 1982 ACE TRAILER -18 Ft. 1972 and forest fire alarms in Self-contained. Sleeps six. new meaning to the old gag many parts of the world, Sale Ends Saturday April 10 — all prices cash & carry Asking $1800 or best offer. about not being able to see — See page 2 Single copy 25(( Telephone 646-8090 after 5 and for making detailed the forest for the trees. maps, that will serve as '2 OFF p.m. or weekends. Scientists have dis­ covered i t ’s easier to guides for the best use of detect disease in forest land resources. Protect Your Home LEGAL NOTICE For St. Regis and other NOTICE OK trees from a satellite 440 miles up in the skies then corporate and government ith A New R oof® RECEIPT OF users, the most difficult DESIGN APPROVAL by walking among the trees on the ground. part of satellite mapping and monitoring projects is In accordance with Instruments aboard the the provisions of Section on the ground, training the satelliteministration and -235' asphalt Bad news: computer to analyze 128, Title 23, U.S. Code Purdue University. -self-sealing as prescribecl in the properly the data the in­ St. Regis uses satellites -9 colors in stock Federal-Aid Highway to monitor two and a half struments in the satellite Program Manual, collect, said Bob Barker, to choose from million acres of forests in ■3-tab Volume 7, Chapter 5, Florida, Georgia, manager of St. Regis’s Section 5, dated Forest Resources Informa­ -33-'/i sq. ft. Mississippi, Louisiana, per bundle more snow December 30, 1974, the Alabama and Texas. Other tion System. Department of paper and timber com­ If you accomplish that, Transportation has panies also use aerial you can get marvelous received design ap­ satellites to measure their results, said Bud Goodrich, proval from the Federal a St. Regis expert in image how bad itil winiar was? forests and are increasing­ processing. He said he D on 't taka a ctianca that ycor roof ndghl Highway Administra­ ly starting to use them to Pressure Treated Lumber . notlMtttwoughlhrtwinttr.ComtchoOM tion for the replacement stuck his neck out by Treated lumber isn’t just dipped or painted. Preservative is forced into from our largo ialact»on of and is possible monitor the condition of saying a green area on a roofing tupplias and proftet your homa By United Press International of the Henaee Road the trees. ceils of top quality lumber. ^ it resists insects and weather. It's ready You'll lave money too with our low price!' Bridge over the Hop Using satellites to map slide projection from a to use when you buy it; no more treatment necessary. Ideal for benches, Secretary of State Alexander Haig River in Andover. The the shifting area of forests satellite photo was thick decks, tables — all outdoor projects. Southern yellow pine treated with By Suzanne Trimel “ I t’s just a chance of snow began a diplomatic shuttle today to project was presented in wet and dry seasons has pine and that it would yield K-33 Osmose to .40 retention and stamped for ground contact. United Press International Friday, we just don’t have anything try to avert all-out war over the at a design public been going on for some 35 cords or more wood to 15^ Felt *10®® 432 sq. ft. roll else to go by,’’ a forecaster said., Falkland Islands, but a vow by Bri­ hearing on January 27, time. NASA, the United the acre. “When we made Weather forecasters have bad The weather service forecast tain to blockade the disputed 8’ 10’ ’ 14’ 1982, in the All Purpose Nations and countries a land inspection we found 12 16’ 65' Double Coverage *1P® 50 sq. ft. roll news for anyone hoping normal temperatures in the mid and upper territory in the South Atlantic left Room of the Andover we were right on the $223 $276 temperatures will return soon to 30s with diminished winds today. only four days to negotiate a along the Sahel, the fragile nose,” he said. $398 $456 Elementary School. green belt on the southern 2x4 90' Single Coverage *12*® 100 sq. ft. roll melt away the white blanket left Tonight’s forecast calls .'or lows in peaceful solution. This proposal is being edge of the Sahara desert The satellite covers the 359 448 557 618 769 behind this week’s wintrystorm. the 20s. Haig flew to London, where he proposed under the in Africa, get data from a earth in a corkscrew rota­ 2x6 They say more snow may come this Four deaths related to Tuesday’s will meet Prime Minister Margaret Highway and Bridge satellite that pinpoints the tion, scanning the same 471 587 ^69 903 1029 way Friday. storm have been reported in Thatcher and her new Foreign Rehabilitation and most stable grazing and path once every 18 days, 2x8 The National Weather Service Connecticut. Mary Albrycht, 80, of Secretary Francis Pym. British of­ Replacement Program, planting areas of the Sahel thus making up to 20 com­ 1149 Studs said early today there was a chance Southington died Tuesday and Leo ficials said they would refuse to a Federal and local as they change. plete sets of photos a year, 2x10 15=>® of snow. But the weather service Labonte, 59, of Waterbury, died negotiate until Argentina withdraws cooperative effort The nomadic tribes who subject to cloud conditions, 1764 said it was too early to predict with Wednesday. Both had heart attacks from the British colony it occupied toward the improve­ at a cost of fractions of a 2x12 any certainty what would happen. while shoveling snow. Friday. <• live in that part of the penny an acre. ment of local roads and world then are advised by ^45 g95 979 1195 Patrick Madden, 53, of The State Department said Haig bridges. The project is local officials where the The satellites already in 4x4 5 2 * Manchester was found on an un­ has no formula ih mind to end the identified by State orbit can measure energy best vegetation is and are 339 449 plowed road Tuesday. Police said he dispute over the 200-isIand Project Number 01-89 moved to these areas. This reflections sufficiently to 1x6 apparently suffered a heart attack archipelago 450 miles off the coast and Federal Project distinguish evergreens Record lows prevents overgrazing and 449 599 while trying to walk home at the of Argentina on his trip to London Number BRZ-6001 (1). overplanting and slows the from hardwoods and 1x8 Q Q 0 height of the storm. Irene and Buenos Aires, both U.S. allies. The public hearing soybeans from com. The Szeszurak, 62, of New Britain suf­ desert's relentless growth 2x3 Spruce 8’ f j f j r e g . ‘1'* British Defense Secretary John transcript will be towards the Gulf of Guinea next group not only will in fourth day fered a fatal heart attack Tuesday Nott announced a naval blockade to available (through detect disease in vegeta­ PUT IN A WOOD FENCE - while brushing snow from her car. begin late Sunday of an area that project completion) for tion but insect infestations, 2x3 Fir 8’ ^1 .3 9 reg. '1" Road crews had plowed most extends 200 miles around the inspection and copying not to mention remote fires - WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - The highways into shape for commuters Falklands and threatened to sink in the Town Clerk's of­ Probate Notice that can’t be detected by temperature dropped to 20 degrees Wedne^ay, but high winds con­ any Argentine ship that enters the fice, Andover, Connec­ the eye from an airplane. 2x4 Spruce 8’ ^ 1 .2 9 reg. *1” - early today at Bradley International tinued .'to .cause drifting in some NOTICE TO CREDITORS i g . area. ticut, Monday through ESTATE OF THOMPSON The saving in money and iJ4iriWrti,»the-4eiirth day in a row a areas'apd record cold temperatures, It was not clear whether an ar­ Friday, 8:30 A.M. to MAXWELL, late of Coventry, In time in comparison with 2x4 Fir 8’ ^ 1 .4 9 reg. ‘1“ record low temperature was set at left ice on the pavemeSfr " said District, deceased mada of warships — the largest Bri­ 4:30 P.M., as well as at conventional ground Bradley, the National Weather Ser­ State police rebCHtedia iWah tain has assembled in 26 years — can The Hon. David C. Rappe, Judge, timber surveying is the Municipal Systems of the Court of Probate, District of vice said. minor accidents involving cars and complete its 8,000-mile voyage to Section office of the astronomical. Barker said. Add a bMutIful now upstairs world to “Looking in our temperature Coventry at a hearing held on April your horns at a cost you can alford nowl tractor trailers on Interstate 95 in the Falklands by Sunday.
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