1,2 Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, Friday, September 26, 1986 Randolph Bus Drivers In Favor of Drug Tests The Associated Press RANDOLPH Some workers and athletes are protesting the use of mandatory drug tests, but not the bus drivers in Randolph. The 12 drivers in the Orange Southwest Supervisory Union have signed a petition saying they're happy to take the tests and prove they are free of drugs, if the union will pay the tab. The drivers delivered the petition to Superintendent Roger Bourassa. Bourassa said he expects the School Board to address the funding issue at a meeting next month. Bob Race, transportation supervisor, said the staff drafted the petition after reading newspaper accounts about growing drug use.
"We were sitting around after work, shooting the breeze, and this drug testing idea came up. So all my drivers kicked it around and said, 'Hey, why don't we take a drug Race said. "We figured, 'Hey, let's get the ball rolling and see what we can do about Charles Russell, School Board chairman, said he supports the bus driver's action. "I'm all for it. Drug testing may not ultimately be the vehicle we use to cure the drug problem, but it's a solid way of approaching it," he said.
Race said he planned to ask the School Board to consider requiring a mandatory drug test for all future bus drivers. Bourassa said he would not recommend mandatory drug testing for school staff. Randolph Police Chief Philip Mollitor said the drug tests would cost about $20 each. Westminster Hosts Visitors From Its British Namesake The Associated Press WESTMINSTER A touch of Britain will fill the air today as the Lord Mayor of Westminster, England, arrives in the town named after its British counterpart. The Lord Mayor, Mrs.
Terrence Mallinson, and her husband, Terrence Stuart Mallinson, the deputy lieutenant of greater London, are scheduled to arrive in connection with Westminster, England's 400th anniversary celebration, said William O'Connor, town manager in the Vermont town of Westminster. O'Connor said he didn't know Mrs. Mallinson's first name. He said all the correspondence from the Westminster, England, Lord Mayor was signed by "Mrs. Terrence Mallinson." O'Connor said the town received a letter from former Lord Mayor John Bull informing the Vermont community of the English borough's 400th anniversary.
"We sent a letter extending our sincerest best wishes for a happy and successful 400th anniversary celebration," O'Connor said. He said the British followed up with a request that the Mallinsons be allowed to visit Westminster during a visit to the United States. O'Connor said the Mallinsons will visit the town this afternoon then have a traditional British dinner at The Westminster restaurant. Death Notices and Funerals Held EA MAURICE H. O'NEIL HINESBURG Maurice H.
O'Neil, 69, of Hinesburg, died Thursday, Sept. 25, 1986, at the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont after a short illness. He was born April 23, 1917, in Elgin, Quebec, the son of John and Sarah (Helm) O'Neil. He was a retired dairy farmer of Hinesburg. He was a member of the Trinity Episcopal Church of Shelburne.
He is survived by three sisters, Marion O'Neil and Arlene O'Neil of Hinesburg, and Mrs. Elizabeth Niles of Rouses Point, N.Y.; two brothers, Floyd O'Neil of Hinesburg, Warren O'Neil of South Hero; two nieces, Sara O'Neil of New York City, N.Y., and Mrs. Marilyn Donohue of Warwick, R.I.; four nephews, James O'Neil and John O'Neil, both of Burlington, John Niles of Plattsburgh, N.Y., Charles Niles of Burlington. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church, Shelburne.
Burial will be in the Village Cemetery, Shelburne. Friends may call at the Corbin and Palmer Funeral Home, 71 S. Union Burlington, today, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. MARGARET RUTH VINCENT POIRIER Margaret Ruth Vincent Poirier, 62, of 300 Pearl Burlington, died Medical Center Hospital of Vermont, Sept. 25, 1986.
She was born in Burlington, Aug. 6, 1924, the daughter of Leo and Margaret (Forant) Vincent. She was a homemaker all of her life. She was a member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church and the VFW Auxiliary.
She was predeceased by her husband, Walter. She is survived by one Roger Vincent of Burlington; sister, Mrs. Buster (Doris) Beaupre of Burlington; three brothers, Philip Vincent of Holyoke, Louis Vincent of Floral City, and Harold Vincent of Riverside, two grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. Interment will follow in Mount Calvary Cemetery Annex, Pomeroy Street. Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Boucher and Pritchard Funeral Home, 85 N. Winooski Ave.
Peter Pritchard is in charge of arrangements. FRED B. BROWN EAST MONTPELIER Fred Brown, 82, of East Montpelier, died Wednesday evening, Sept. 24, 1986, at Central Vermont Hospital, Berlin. He was born in Calais, Aug.
25, 1904, the son of Philo and Mertie (Bancroft) Brown. He was educated in the Calais schools. He was married Nov. 27, 1930, in Plainfield, to Eula Fifield. He was a farmer and truck driver, retiring from the Cross Bakery in Montpelier, in 1962.
He was a member of the Plainfield, and Montpelier, Senior Cifizens. He is survived by his wife; two sons, Maurice and Robert, both of East Montpelier; five grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren and nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Old Brick Church in East Montpelier. Burial will be in Plainmont Cemetery.
There are no calling hours. Memorial contributions may be made to the Old Brick Church or the Vermont Heart Association. The Barber and Lanier Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. JAMES R. GUILLOW ADDISON James R.
Guillow, 91, died Wednesday evening, Sept. 24, 1986, at the Porter Medical Center. He was born July 15, 1895, in Keene, N.H., the son of Edgar and Agnes (Rogers) Guillow. He was a World War 1, veteran. He retired to live in Addison, in 1967.
He is survived by one son, Ralph J. Guillow of Glendale, two daughters, Mrs. Agnes E. Novak of Addison, and Mrs. Margaret A.
Cooke of Bridport; and two grandsons, Grant W. Novak of Bristol, and James A. Walker of Bridport. A private funeral service will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Waite Funeral Home, Middlebury.
Burial will follow in Grand View Cemetery in Addison. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Vergennes Rescue Squad, Vergennes, 05491. There will be no calling hours. The Waite Funeral Home in Middlebury, is in charge of arrangements. 4 Funerals Held ST.
ALBANS COMSTOCK, Ed- ward H. A Mass of Christian burial was held Thursday at 10 a.m. in Holy Angels Church with Father Edward Moore, the celebrant. A guard of honor was present from the American Legion, Green Mountain Post commander and Vermont Department commander. Representatives attended from the U.S.
Post Office, Holy Angels bingo workers and the New Testament Church. Bearers were Maynard, Norman and Raymond Gosselin, Louis Demar, Daniel Michael and Richard Shappy. Interment followed in the family lot in Mount Calvary Cemetery with committal offered by Father The American flag from the World War veteran's casket was presented to his wife, Eleanor Comstock, by Carlton Frazier, representing the American Legion. BURLINGTON MINTZER, William Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Ohavi Zedek Synagogue, 188 N.
Prospect St. Rabbi Max B. Wall officiated, assisted by Cantor Rodney Margolis. Interment followed in Hebrew Holy Society Cemetery, South Burlington. The bearers were Melvin Gold, Stanley Rosenthal, David Hirschberg, David Mintzer, Samuel Kosta, Ted Lauritza, Edward Hirschberg and Richard Alpert.
NORTH HERO STRATTON, Allen L. Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 a.m. at the North Hero Methodist Church with the Rev. Edwin Hackett officiating, assisted by the Rev. George Stratton.
Interment was in Lake View Cemetery in Burlington. The bearers were Jack Miller, Irving Blackwell, John Duhamel, Larry Garrett, Michael Srba and Dan' Srba. Corbin and Palmer was in charge of arrangements. AUCTION Alburg Auction House Sept. 27 2 P.M.
'til Midnight Many items of Antique furniture and Collectibles this week to include: Exceptional double pedestal highback oak roll top desk with 12 interior drawers (an old one), English oak armoire with pressed carving and beveled mirror, nice Larkin oak drop front desk, excellent grain painted and stenciled pine lift-top commode, Empire buffet, 2 oak buffets, -finger-carved Victorian side chair, late Empire marble top night stand, Victorian platform rocker, bentwood rocking cradle, folding wooden youth bed, mahogany 4x6 ft. coat rack with hat storage, oval-top mahogany pedestal table, oak clawfoot stand, 2 art and craft oak dining chairs, 28 inch brown stoneware churn crock (one handle repaired), Tiffany type table lamp (missing some panels), Sonora oak phonograph, several ornate iron floor lamps, assorted dressers and chests, 2 large pine cupboards, old trunks, oak Murphy bed (part missing), old steel hobby horse, steel motorcycle, pedal toy, framed prints, oil lamps, kitchen collectibles, old post cards, pocket watches, depression glass and other glass and china, variety of sterling plated, silver, pewter, brass and copper items, coins, housewares, sofas, TVs, merchandise, etc. TATRO'S COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Tim Ralph, Auctioneers Dial 796-3572 or 796-3441 Alburg MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL Burlington BRAYDEN, Joseph and Rebecca (Dingle), South Burlington, a son, Sept. 25. BUDNIK, James and Lynn (Flower), Essex, a daughter, Sept.
22. DESILETS, Henry and Alice (Marshall), South Burlington, a daughter, Sept. 25. HAMLIN, George P. and Beth Ann (Filighera), Waitsfield, a son, Sept.
25. HAVENS, Edward and Tammy, Bridport, a son, Sept. 24. HENRY, Richard and Deborah (Relyea), Essex, a son, Sept. 24.
KEARNS, Rick and Helen, 24 Shady Lane, a doughter, Sept. 25. OLIVER, Alan and CARROLL, Mary, Richmond, a son, Sept. 25. CENTRAL VERMONT MEDICAL CENTER Berlin BEYERLE, William and Kimberly (Edmunds), Waterbury, a daughter, Sept.
24. PECK, Perry and Penny (Reed), Wolcott, a daughter, Sept. 24. NORTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER St. Albans BROWN, Dayton and Sandra (Benneig), St.
Albans, a Sept. 24. GAUDETTE, Steven and LAMPMAN, Laurie, St. Albans, a daughter, Sept. 25.
HERRICK, Charles and Linda (Gates), Highgate Center, a daughter, Sept. 25. RITCHIE, Scott and Penni (Kline), Swanton, twin daughters, Sept. 25. NORTH COUNTRY HOSPITAL Newport COPLEY HOSPITAL Morrisville BROCHU, Laurence and PREMAN, Jo Ann, Hardwick, a daughter, Sept.
24. MORIN, Roy and Jeannine (Shover), Eden, a daughter, Sept. 25. Vermont Lottery The numbers 034 and 7241 were drawn Thursday in the daily lottery. ANTIQUE AUCTION 10 A.M.
Sept. 27, 1986 10 A.M. Rte. 15, Jericho, VT have been commissioned bu the guardian of Mathew DeGroot to sell the personal property from the Victorian home and barn. Preview from 9:00 until 10 AM morning of sale.
Will feature many of the original Victorian furnishings. See Thursday's Free Press for Details DUANE E. MERRILL Auctioneer Appraiser So. Burlington Gallery 878-2625 or Res. 862-1624 ASK-IT BASKET Exchange recipes every Tuesday in the Free Press.
Vermont Deaths BROWN, Fred 82, of East Montpelier, Wednesday; he was a farmer and a retired truck driver for the Cross Bakery in Montpelier. GUILLOW, James 91, of Addison, Wednesday; a veteran, he leaves family in the area. O'NEIL, Maurice 69, of Hinesburg, Thursday; he was a retired dairy farmer. POIRIER, Margaret Ruth Vincent, 62, of 300 Pearl Thursday; she was a member of St. Joseph's Church.
WATERBURY FLEA MARKET WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS ALL SUMMER Set up space $5.00 Info 496-2030 OHAVI ZEDEK SISTERHOOD RUMMAGE BOOK SALE Sunday, Sept. 21 28, 1986 and Every Sunday in September 10 AM to 1 PM Ohavi Zedek Synagogue 188 N. Prospect Burlington, rear entrance "SAY IT WITH OURS" Chappell's Florist Inc. 1437 Williston Rd. So.
Burlington 658-4733 2 DAY PUBLIC AUCTION SAT. SEPT. 27 28 10 A.M. Each Day See Thurs. Free Press for details Arthur H.
Smith Auctioneer Appraiser Middlebury, VT 388-7515 PUBLIC; AUCTION! SATURDAY SEPT. 27th Lake Bridport, VT 10 AM 10 AM 10 AM have been commissioned to sell the contents of the late Salmon Brothers home. See Thursday's Free Press for Details TOM BROUGHTON Auctioneer AUCTION REAL ESTATE FARM MACHINERY FRIDAY OCTOBER 3, 1986 10:30 a.m. LAKE CARMI FARM FRANKLIN, VT REAL ESTATE 4 PARCELS SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER REGARDLESS OF PRICE. PARCEL 1 House, barn and 61.2 acres with 4 bedrooms, bath sheds.
The barn is a 60 cow barn hay storage. The land is open fields, pasture and hardwood forest. Lovely Mountain views, long road frontage a perfect hobby farm. (Note: due to involvement in the Whole let Herd Buyout Program the barn is restricted from use for Dairy production). PARCEL 2 36.7 acres of beautiful fields and hardwood forest.
Excellent views, 900' of road frontage. PARCEL 3 24.8 acres with high knoll offering excellent mountain views overlooking Lake Carmi, open pasture and hardwood forest. PARCEL 4 19.3 acres with open hay field, hardwood forest, views of mountains and Lake Carmi. TERMS on Real Estate: deposit day of sale, balance due on or before October 31, 1986. MACHINERY: J.D.
4020 Tractor, J.D. 2030 Loader, David Brown 1200, International 434, M.F. 165, Hesston PT Haybine, Grimm Ground Driven Tedder, N.H. S.D. Rake, Bale Buncher, 120' O.H.
Elevator, 717 Chopper heads, N.H. Flail Chopper, Grimm PTO Tedder, 10, Spring Tooth Harrows, Chain Harrows, 3 Pt. H. Scraper Blade, 2 Utility Trailers, 3 Pt. H.
Spin Fertilizer Spreader, 12 Ton Metal Grain Bin, Lajoie Barn Cleaner, Mueller 1000 Gal. Bulk Tank washer, Surge Vacuum Pump, 40 Water Bowls, S.S. Sinks, Electric Hot Water Heater. Terms on Machinery: Cash. WATCH FOR AUCTION ARROWS IN FRANKLIN.
SALES POSITIVE LUNCH SERVED OWNERS: Clark Betty Hubbard, Franklin, Vt. 802-285-2233 SALES MANAGERS: Noel Jon Lussier, Hardwick, 802-472-5907 Doug Gilmour, Morrisville, Vt. 802-888-3531 AUCTIONEER: Greg Lussier, Hardwick, Vt. NORTHERN COAL AND OIL FUEL OIL GAL. UNTIL OCTOBER 15th Cash on Northern Coal Oil Delivery of Oil 34A Park Essex Jct.
Available Only: Chittenden County, Grand Isle So. Hero 879-7184 SKI See Carroll Reed Sports Section AUCTION 3 PARCELS 34.5 ACRES GEORGIA. VERMONT FRIDAY OCTOBER 3, 1986 4:00 p.m. Route 7, Georgia Directly across from Exit 18 1-89. All Parcels to be sold regardless of Price! Parcel I 10.1 acres with 170 feet of frontage on U.S.
Route 7 directly across from Exit 18 Interstate 89. The land is lovely open hayfield with great access and beautiful views. (Zoned commercial). Parcel 2 11.5 acres with 402 feet of Town Road Frontage beautiful hayfield, excellent Green Mountain Parcel 3 12.9 acres with 521 feet of Road Frontage. This is as nice a piece of hardwood forest as you can find in the area, beautiful views.
This is a fantastic opportunity to buy land with great location at Auction Prices. Terms: deposit on Day of Sale, balance due at Closing on or before October 21, 1986. OWNERS: Clark Hubbard, Franklin, Vt. 802-285-2233 Paul Dussault, St. Albans, Vt.
SALES MANAGER: Noel Lussier, Hardwick, Vt. 802-472-5907 AUCTIONEER: Greg Lussier, Hardwick, Vt. Note: Owner financing may be available to qualified purchasers by contacting the Owners or Sales Manager prior to sale. SHOW OF SALE ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES AT MUD CITY SUNDAY, SEPT. 28 10 AM-5 PM, ADM.
$5.00 EARLY BUYING TIME 9 AM-10 AM, ADM. $7.50 Follow signs one mile north of Stowe or one mile south of 100. Refreshments by Marlene A Country Show of Quality Info: 888-4076 AUCTION SEPT. 27 10:30 A.M. Home of Arlis Thomas.
Watch for and follow signs at Bakersfield four corners past the Catholic church. Yardman snow blower, platform scales, grindstones, carpenter tools, sanders, planers, bench saw, band saw, garden tractor, tool boxes, Model car parts, harnesses and harness parts, a lot of pine boards (some up to 20" wide), plants, sled crooks, horse sleds, cross cut saws, picnic table, canning jars, gem irons, riding lawn mower, wheelbarrow, spring traps, garden tools, disc harrows, skill saws, electric drill, pipe dyes, box of wood bits, drill bit sharpener, some furniture, older milk bottles, 3 1 gallon crock jugs, treadle sewing machine, milk cans, and many, many other items. Auctioneer: JOHN WHITING Terms: Cash Lunch Wagon will be there PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27th at 10 A.M. AT: The GLIDDEN property, located on Route West of Orwell VERMONT Turn West at junction of 22A 73, proceed 2.3 miles, property located on north side of FOR AND FOLLOW THE RED AUCTION Preview preceding sale. HAVING A CONTRACT OF SALE ON OUR PROPERTY, we will sell the contents at public DRAKE SMITH TABLE 5 chairs, Room size machine BRAIDED RUGS, OAK 3 dr.
dresser, Rep. Schoolmaster's desk, WHATNOT SHELF, SCONCES, Mixmaster, household appliances, dishes, silverware, Encyclopedias, Upholstered furniture, ROLLAWAY beds, TV, RATTAN SOFA, MORRIS CHAIR, W. GOEBEL HUMMELS, Bookcases, Vacuum cleaner, DOUBLE BED, OAK LIBRARY TABLE, OAK STANDS, 2 OAK CHAIRS, Cartop Carrier, MAPLE 3 Pc. Living room set, Coffee table, Sewing bucket, MARBLE TOP STAND, PICTURES MIRRORS, Magnavox Speaker, SLIMLINE 5 speed BICYCLE, Corona Adding, Machine, Commode, Twin bed, KENMORE ELEC. DRYER TRUNK, WARDROBE, Fiesta type bowls, POST YARD LIGHT, A I HEATER, Wheelbarrow, picnic table benches, OLD BRICK, OLD SLATE, RR Calipers, 2 Rotary, SELF PROPELLED MOWERS, Aluminum ladders, POWERCRAFT RADIAL SAW, Tool box, LAWN CHAIRS, MAILBOXES, Small tools." AND MANY, MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO SALE POSITIVE UNDER TENT IF NECESSARY TERMS: CASH LUNCH AVAILABLE OWNERS: Joan Herb Glidden, Orwell, Vermont 948-2693 AUCTIONEERS: THEO FULLER-LOWELL BOB EMILO 34 Main Street, Middlebury, Vermont 388-2338 OUR NEXT AUCTION, OCTOBER Spring Street, BRISTOL, VERMONT COUNTRY AUCTION SUNDAY, SEPT.
28th at 11 a.m. 2 Miles out of Jeffersonville, VT on Rte. 108 towards Bakersfield, VT (Viewing from 10 a.m. until Sale Time.) Fred and Gloria Allard have sold their nice country home and have commissioned us to sell at public auction the following Antique, Collectible and Good Household and Shop Items. This is a listing in small part: 3-drawer mirrored Oak chest; Nice cherry drop leaf table with turned legs; 6 matching saber leg chairs, 2 need work; Primitive rocker with cane seat, "Shaker" style; Primitive hoop skirt rocker; 3 matching plank seat chairs; Oak pressed back high chair; 2 matching stenciled "Hitchco*ck" chairs; 2 over 2 Oak serpentine bureau; Oak 3-drawer chest; Full size brass bed; Oak cobbler's bench with accessories; Plank seat child's high chair, painted; Pine country china cabinet; Piano stool; Ladder back chair in old red; Ladder back rocker; Large Empire chest; Square Oak stand; 2 over 2 bureau; Walnut stand; Pressed back chair.
Good Clean Household Furniture to include: Nice overstuffed couch and chair; Love seats; Hide-a-bed couch; Dinette set table and four chairs; "Kelvinator" electric range; 15.6 cu. ft. chest-type freezer, works good; "Singer" sewing machine in cabinet; "Montgomery Ward" sewing machine in cabinet; Portable "Sears" sewing machine in a nice birch cabinet and desk; Porch rocker; Metal bed springs and mattress; 4- drawer bureau; 6-drawer bureau; 2 maple chairs; Record cabinets; Lamps; Miscellaneous good household items; "Electrolux" vacuum cleaner; High chair; Movie Camera and projector, "Bell Coffee table; and many more good items in this category unlisted. Small Antique and Collectible Items to include: Single Box Oak wall phone, a beauty; Old candlestick desk phone; Large hanging hall lamp with ruby red swirl pattern globe; Mantel clock; Amber colored oil lamp; Victorian floral oil lamp; Nice Victorian towel rack; Several good splint baskets; Several good braided rugs; Stoneware crock; Old walking sticks; Advertising wooden oil container; Early hand-forged cookware; 2 composition dolls, Brass chamber stick with match holder; old tinware, and we are sure of many more items in the attic. From the Garage and Shop: "Craftsman" 9" bench saw, like new; "Mastercraft" shop vac; Cream Separator on bench, works perfectly; 'Johnson" Seahorse 5 h.p.
outboard motor; "Toro" 1100 weedwhacker; Hand cultivator; Construction wheelbarrow, like new; "Union" cast iron pot belly stove, a beauty; 5 h.p. Roto-tiller; Crosscut saws; Wallpapering table, folding; Black White television, and many more items unlisted. TERMS: Cash or Check with Our Approval. Sale Under Tent Lunch Available Bring Chairs LAMOILLE VALLEY AUCTION SERVICE Lawrence and Warren Earle and Associates Auctioneer's Comment: As nice a home as we have sold from. Good, clean items and many we do not have listed.
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