Concord Monitor from Concord, New Hampshire • 2

-V -s-'i 1 1 1 i -I li Vf' If Jt i f' I-Al1 4 v1 nx i 'i i i mi 1 it-- r'rf- rf j'- -i'V1 fv I 1 1 I ff irt -fiv -0 Ji i A 1 S' 1' W1'-' i if ty I fly It Ji'j f-ti a r'f'l 1 1 1 if i'V V't'- v- Ji 'v' a i CONCORD (I) MONITOR Shoppers stopped to look when Danny vpearedaf)(arfa46aite Saturday afteraooaLoi Kelly owner of DaimyhporantaoraDenkeaadDonklDeoucheuieofHoofc- the Yum Yum Shop presented him wtthadoundinnerroikaadi aettayaiigcoupte in thefr JO The family came to the bake Miop times he gets mad and wants to know why pecan pie And Bob Stourdire because the owner the preMdeut of toe cerebrMpaky Welker a disc Jockey from Richard Martana aupclatten Thera they met teaddttten to aB tte other Mo prw I WOKQ interviewed him on deccmor 10-ycarold Amy ffitoiuaioi Ooncord Hcdrectedher taken a lot sot of bmln said MtSbBeaaAHBSLWha cava imMmm nkirtiiMuiifarW Datoline: i to wort In order to care lor DaimyrHeelg UheDamvBeaucbesnetoat- HookSOtt TtetdethoawhkhtalMdacetaJnmiirlsthehWdVdof 1118 tract Station He has bral patay and cannot move for Danny indudee many other appearance Uawaik toan state the canseof the IwtedGmraljPahyi Palsy Association needs She tries not to look Moths More thou0L Just day by atmYum Yum Shop she said astho I promoting Danny ylg be there Ewn kmoRstidibonthanhblefLandwhitehewobblHalonflhangi to see the people in the air half raised tte hand ckncfaed new poster cbfld These are typical signs of affliction Cerebral patay Danny was barn in Hanover on Nov a 1977 two months wMch results from damage to the brain usually at birth Isamus- early His brain was underdeveloped and within a few days die central palsy is no ftm" said Ms mother at cular disorder that prevents normal movemnt or posture Most doctors noticed that an excess of fluid was eniarglnf it on one least there fisometbinc out of the whole fldng that can be fun and of the time it does not affect intelligence About mf people in the side The pressure of the fluid was causing damage so they In- state have it serted a tube into Ms bead to Mntheflmd Even lodoy Danny The Beauchesnes felt proud of their son and they also felt Such affliction is often looked upon ftativeiy and with pity has a fate now entirely Implanted draining fluid from the left triumphant Os a family They were brlngkm out into the opea but at the Market Basket people were open and admiring Danqr skle of his brain to his stomach somedilng they might haromdden and doing it they were is the new poster child of fee tiranite State United Cerebral Pahy was remembered Mo mother who was at the maybe hebinc someone olse Association and forayear it Is Ms Job to attract attention to boa time a baby is stnooed to be a wonderful expert- public example of the thousands like Mmaeif Ftar Damy whose ence (But) I never got to hold Mm He was in an taadiator yqpcandoanythhig ufe has bad more than its riunw of frustration It is Ufce a dream come true for months We dktal get to bond I felt the nurses had Mm Iii wtrue to go home and cry kw to Bdi Murefay of ihe United Oerebnl Palsy Aandatlon For the record Danny is eight days Uhy of Ms sixth birthday Damy came home two months after be was bora From this have todo anything with DwmyN She sakL takes His favorite place to eatis Chuck Cheese where patrons are time on Ms motor devriopment has lagged behind other children 1 at the door by a Moot mouse and hk favorite color is red his age He was not able to sit up for maqr months and he did not Ms own count he has etfd girlfriend His favorite ynt walk until he was 4 he has learned the Claw the To a certain extent however continuous therapy has helped and other moves that he prac- Damy overcome cerebral palsy Today he cannot only walk be er said very concerned wMh other i es against Ms father who outweighs him by 131 pounds out is can run-He can also write and maw ana bat a baseball He is able time he i matdnn enthusiasm Damy wants to be a doctor when he to attend a mmlar kindergarten in Pembroke But be knows be is ByMsowr Is professional Body Sam the no Danny Beauchesne has learned to run ns wel ad wak a II Republicans Try To Stiif Z-f Some Campaign Spirit Gliding Governor PLYMOUTH The EMtle Hymn ot the Re Hans Schulz public welled pp on the soundtrack sad Ronald upfvrfdifflftif iwfahw With JV RiMfimnr Bw WhttS Houre maths Americm flag The Primary Focus Gov John Sununu takes to the skjpen during the opening day of stung in New Hampshire Saturday The governor joined other skiers at WatenriBe -Valley while others went downhill at Wldcat Bolstered by Know that fell on parts of the state last week and machine-made snow about 700 the music Mess Reagan intoned as the "We JusMtege to rev them qp and make sure that Thm theUghtscame up md the put ob their coots and beaded out for wfaKcms have a poprtar I mIM vraniu bo oppomoo wm hiiwu wKMnhtaown people skiing Saturday and about 400 yesterday Lj to recent poMttcal history tocumbeM pwri- deBtoatowaluigshavoMtoflofrqMd-Beogm malectod is praceedtag at a leisurely lagmflfttAorapfDrthoDouitaatiaB pac Jimmy Carter had TM Kennedy Gerald Ford In awMw chair- bad Brngsn Bichard Mam had mm VTank Fabrenhopf cautkmed still faysfoteMughlm fl dmt have a caodktaten Thoum the preskkot breokfromtheright hm pouted Ms asthma! campalm machtosry Bvea for heavily favored theSSStobegtoweiSEteSeyetto eoamteMp IM campaigis for wt hkwwiiiiMrtri thengpmh before harmorethm Yertentaymora at Waterville Valley The area is open for the year At Wldcat about 154 skied Saturday on one open trail and another 88 were on the -v isia XhS nfortha ilMNewHaosMMreBa-pUbUcamgottogetbretaachillyaimoiriiinat Plymouth State fTnflrinn fbr vftenwwi of adadmadwlche watahops Hew Hampdrirewfll look beyond the primary sute turkey salwfsaiidwlche wmtafaops yesterday That area wM reopen Friday for the meedMAlthouMi the partism group tort nextHovembe imramfirahetthe gathering lacked the sense of urgency that peo- the president's organaaflon ia pie woimMtoimseatmlBcmmmtpRaideut one of only five mates fat wMck early test of APJtaiC out at an we cm get anybody to con rNSytek Joked to come The Reogm that crowned met IW- wiD be impressive istmeRenfabl day's events began by Amends what toe co try was Khe'under JWw Outer The wank WMiiittees to every New Hampshire and flashed tte Mty thectaioB andjre now ta big red letter in case anyone had for- PM of toe way there Town a a a a a vm-- wPHtWBMWrWiMBiiB to percent interaot rates and toe hoategeo would benefit not only too prerident Equipment Problems Delay Channel 21 Debut gotten but every Cbm Itemdillemcmdktate for local county or Mate We all agree that Reagm had pretty natch UMwito theBegMicm Na- tndgfatenS Out mean out and ouriK to be re- tionel OommKtee thinking to rtbdld the petty wankdwtto mother term the nmtar aakL Thmhegottothepotat: mdates to be on toe surface at temt whentobto (Pmm) But It's mouto fora Sen nreridmtl nottoatringl7 UMSELIZ Staff Writer ByDIAf MOOBOr DIANE takei awhile to taetaO (the transmitter) because awtol lot of has to be wired sfrsit" he said The target date takes Into account poretoleaet-backs because of bad weather RogerWotboy The company will be booking castomen to ton new system in six rduee WortNyisaid ton first cm tomers Should get the service to late December ey eWnnlc5inental Cefaievkkm'i new system to "Evenmlncoiribent enjoying a recent surge In mer Gov Lme Dwlnefl the pwaMaKk sbito complete the eompaqr will run both its eld ISchan- the pomdaritynolkhm hmto worry thaThk nei system and toe new one during toe hookup period ouppoAea comdpow too corngjaccnt or toot MoMersald lan week that toe Reagm com- Channei in Goncord hm poatpnnad Ite oterfag a delay in receMnf until March becauae of The breadcait tower on Fort Mountain taEpaom buiit now Oorwtructlon of toe Audio 'date transmission equipment for ite tower hi wom Wfik had expected to hwndeeri Street on ecbedute and Channel a espeettomomtaby tte middleof December Once toe nation begins broadcasting win eoni-r New Hamptolre television sta- wito three other 1 uld take as long as Mx month Worboyi The breodcaatlmtower wired which the ImkM part oTthe switchover he said tent Channei 50 know being aecn in Derry md Salem Now however general doemt know whether Channel a lenge now to stouk toe people who anted raanksgivtag with office telephones and toe Mm to tte nomination three years ago md per- usuMsppmk lor money plenty of time IKHUiqrgblUrfcf nn iiwiietnoiianTaMUMniinseiraaMl- date mum laying back or impedfaw ad OoNwte are trying torectedT Cbm- sMd Jost taking advantage of being wade them band to convince your people OM ab-' date doesnfmren laying soluteiy mientlM to put ttHwi simw and thorewlw are trying to get kS mmtoe ttene bar? RqxMlSt Cbm- We afl aai mtttee cwmm Donna 8ytek said yesterday taktagadnritegeofbstagprei md bypeopie ekewbere who hire cable The station features a local news fuMimeM liMPhiiWpr 1 be on toe Mr by Ik Channel 11 in Durham! in Derry In Concord OonMncntol Cridevkkm plane to cany Channels tl and 50 once flnkhce Hi new 31 -channel system according district Pub- primary day uice to he sakL Company officiate are shooting fbr March 1 but hoping to be on the jlrjom- sewn nights a week and a local cooking Mtow hm plans for a children's toow and a local propam wittH i magazine format both to atari next month Bruno Is Confident State Keyser Named Master Reporter Will Retain Earliest Primary Judged nonhlnding primary March! tobestndlar Bruno called the Iowa vote dlvktw because put tte state committee against the nationM committee want thM he said addtog thathe preferred to reach a negottetod settlement with the Democratic NMknM Cbm- wMHm But Bruno said vote supports New Hampshire position and tte candidate expectations of toe primary and caucus BOSTON Tom Keyser coiumnkt for toe Concord Mon-f waspreoentod with tte MsMer Reporter award Saturday Mby me New England Society ef Newspaper Edttor The award given annually to one reporter in New Eng-landontoeMofasampteMwortiMimlttodbytiwrepoit-ertedtoNcwreapenofan staes are eUgU Keyaerh work beet out entries from PrpvkfcncWorceMar Quincy MdCbpe fVy aauMB vOQs UMJUSOUnV eotamnkt Mace May M7L Before toM he worked far two Florida newspapers tte Clearwater Anywhere he was a sports writer dtehurre er and cMumokt and toe 8m ifirt Herald wf bert GHoUindaaBoctote editor of theBichmand Times Die- Wterto toe conteM chsfrmsn Holland cMled Of Kserk work Housed wrote: knue toencounter reporting thMkso toil of detafl vet i richly deacriptlre Whether tt ktoe aftermath Manatura State Democratic Party chairmm Georgs Bruno said confident nationM party leaders wlU decide thk week to let New Hampshire keep its presidentiM primary tte earliest in the country "My dendbe before Brum saidyeMerday Gov John Sununu meanwhile upbraided the Democrat for aquabMtag over the primary date but vowed Out New Hampddre will always be first If toe Democratic NMknM Committee refuses to budge from its insistence that New Hainp- ridre hold ite primary March Bnmo said be wiU name natteoalpHty figures who have been the effort to hold toe primary Feb 31 The committee hm told Iowa md New Hamp-Miire win not seat their ddegatee to toe natto-M convention next summer if they ifiore toe 1 datoe set ty toe committee On Friday lows Democrats voted to defy na-tionM leaders and hold toeir precinct caucurea Feb 30 becauae New Hampdiire had moved tte primary to Feb 21 The Democratic NaUooM Committee has insisted that Iowa bold ita eau-curesFeb37 The Iowa Democrats said however ttak if New Hampshire moves its primary hack to a (Lie they wU teLns tr Secretary of State Wiliam Gardner has set Feb for the date of tte New HampMdre primary State law says toe primary must be held baton gpy similar conto and Gankier has Sununu also woke about toe primary yesterday Ms gatoering of RepUbUcans in Ptymouth primary wlU be held first in New Hamp-Mdr and win be held on Fek 3 and Ml toe macMnatlons (toe DNC)k going through knot going to change that he aakL Sununu charged thM the Democratic NMknM Committee controlled by of toe MondMe pMkwopiqr who are trytag to rob km-erknown cnndldatee of toMr chance to prove ftenmdreotonsmMIMato He laid committee members hare turned toeir backs on New HampaMre Democrats they are not happy and they Report tte ptanosofdqr they tMnkkappnprlaten Charles Manatt chairman of toe nationM to meet to Watotagfam Is toe acene with hto words: You walk to man who was i worts: You walk In toe faotsteps of ton young of Tomk acmdttw storieo about how a mother redherfira young sons coped with ihe bnmtaent death of toe father I dkl Kmjhlng that hardjbofled edUor haT euppoeed to do or admit doing: Icrtodabtt "OFPtTomKeyaerkMoricfcThM a quality to bo prized to ttk diqr when ao many renders today with atMe party tenders from around toe 4--7T- TV" men wm convey message that toe Issue needo to be resolved soon end OM they sigjpixt New HampaMre Iowa and Mata Maine has gotten appnovM to more Mo caucus from March 13 toMarth 4 Bruno said Mgnment wen to IMOl Tbs other wiaoer was Roger TMboL who noknger wttothepaper Tom Keyaer has written for ttw Monitor dnea 1978 ci i 'ltL-nvj'-i'zZ.