The Burlington Free Press from Burlington, Vermont • Page 17

Harwood Holds Class Day Exercises Dl'XBl'RY Class dav Eden Teen-ager Pays Fine For Violation of Law of Road the welcome. The class history was related in skit form by Jeff Brown, Linda Raymond, David Whittemore, Shelly Gage and Thomas Gibbs. A musical selection was presented by a trio of seniors. exercises for the Class of 1969 of Harwood L'nion High School were held Tuesday afternoon in the sehooi gymnasium. Blain Harvey gave the president address and extended with our lives is up to us as the foundations have been laid." Thomas Gibbs recited the class poem.

The class will was proclaimed by Debbi Dean, Kay Wallace, Linda DeForge, Penny Currier, Mary Lou Fielder, Lawrence Turner and Patsy Bettis. The class song was led by Lynn Witham with Blain Harvey, pianist. The processional and recessional music was given by the Harwood Highlanders Concert Band directed by Richard Lombard. Howard Chase, drums; Blain Harvey, piano and Kenton Blair, trombone. The class prophecy was presented by Candance Palermo, Lynn Witham, Mary McLeod, Karin Guthridge, Linda Raymond, Joan St.

Onge and Cheryl Breen. "Another Beginning" was the honor essay given by honor student, Candace Palermo. She noted everything that marks an end also marks a beginning. She said, "Now is the time to put into practice all that has been taught us over the years by our teachers and parents. What we do now There's no power like WHEEL HORSE 197 PEARL ST.

Essex Junction, Vt. 878-5283 power on ANY kind of green City Council, School Board To Meet in Montpelier 600 Attend Service At North Country NEWPORT The baccalaureate service had a capacity attendance of over 600 in the auditorium of North Country Union High School. Duncan Kilmartin gave the address, challenging the class to face the problems of the present world. Mentioning in particular civil rights, poverty, protests, and general unrest, the Newport attorney said no answers to these have been forthcoming from education, intellectuals, government and the other agencies of our communities. David deFerranti and the high school choral group, directed by Richard Croudis, sang.

Area clergymen participating in the service were the Rev. T. J. Hutchinson, United Church of Newport, the invocation; the Rev. Joseph Connally, St.

Edward's Catholic Church, Derby Line, the scripture lesson; the Rev. Lester Van Zant, United Church of Derby, introduction of the speaker; the Rev. Ray Blachly, Church of the Nazarene, East Charleston, pastoral prayer; and the Rev. Robert McKay, First Congregational Church, Island Pond, the benediction. Ball Queen for the Graduation Ball at North Country Union High School was Karen Davis, escorted by Donnal Maloney Jr.

The semiformal dance used the theme "In the Heat of the Night," with the decorations in the school colors of maroon and Columbia blue. Girls in the queen's court were Wendy Bailey, Sally Starr, and Donna McCutcheon. The class of 1970 put on the dance with 250 attending with Jame Atchinson as chairman and Mrs. Thelma Smith and Alvin Fellows as advisers. Assembly A senior assembly Friday was for the graduating class and their parents.

The humorous program, entitled, "Seniors-Past, Present, and Future," was announced by Janice Liberty, with Kenneth Young serving as adviser. We'll give you a demonstration on YOUR green at no obligation! Call Today 878-5283 intoxicated at Johnson May 31. He was fined $100. Anthony Fitzgerald, 27, of Morrisville pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated at Morrisville May 25. He then changed his plea to guilty.

Fitzgerald was given a 60-day suspended sentence at the regional correctional center and placed on probation until further order of the court. He vzo dzo ordered to pay a fine of $100. This was his second offense. Rober partlow, 33, of Northfield pleaded innocent to two disorderly conduct and a charge of breach of pate. assault, at Johnson on June 6.

He is alleged to have struck his former wife. Dawn, and his 13-year-old daughter, Laura. After furnishing $550 bail Partlow was released and ordered to return on June 20. James Sylvester, 37, unemployed, of Morristown was sentenced to 60 days at the Burlington Community Correctional Center for driving while intoxicated and 60 days for driving while his license was suspended. Both sentences will be served concurrently.

He also pleaded guilty to violation of probation. He had been on probation as a result of a conviction for breaking and entering in 1968. Ralph Phillips, 24, Morrisville was sentenced to one to two years at the House of Correction for assaulting state trooper Stanley T. Merriam in Morrisville last October. All but 60 days of this sentence was suspended and they will be served at the Burlington Regional Correctional Center.

Philips also was placed on probation until further order of the court. Paul Normandy, 32, of Milton, pleaded guilty to a violation of the road and was sentenced to one to three years in the state prison. All but 90 days were suspended and this portion of the sentence is to be served concurrently with a sentence he is now serving for eight offenses of driving while his license was suspended. Normandy has been on probation since last November. HYDE PARK Real Diagle, 17.

of Eden pleaded guilty to a violation of the law of the road and was fined $25 by Judge Carl S. Gregg in Vermont District Court here Monday. Diagle had passed two vehicles at an intersection in Eden on June 8. Stephen Kathburn, 17, a Morrisville student pleaded no contest to a violation of the law of the road, accident resulting, at Morrisville May 30. He rammed the rear of a vehicle operated by Larry Allard of Morrisville as Allard was making a left turn.

A fine of $25 was paid. Sherman Cochran, 18, an East Barre student, pleaded no contest to a violation of the law of the road, accident resulting, at Elmore June 6. He backed into a car operated by John Lacillade of Williamstown. He was fined $25. Catherine Roberts, 18, of North Troy pleaded no contest to a violation of the law of the road, accident resulting, at Johnson March 23.

While driving left of the center of the road she hit a vehicle operated by Roger Gaburiault of Ohio. There was damage to both vehicles. Miss Roberts was fined $25. Ronald Frazier, 17, a Morrisville student, pleaded innocent to careless and negligent driving at Morrisville on June 3. Bail was set at $100 and he was released on his own recognizance.

He was ordered to return with an attorney Friday. Linda Verge, 19, of Westfield pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle without a license at Morrisville on June 4. She was fined $20. George Butler, 41, of San Francisco, Calif, pleaded guilty to a vagrancy offense at Morrisville on June 14, however, States Attorney Theodore R. Barnett dropped the charge on the condition Butler leave town immediately.

Leon Tallman, 43, a Hyde Park truck driver, pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated at Morristown June 7. He was ordered to return with an attorney Friday. Robert Ricketts, 28, a West Lebanon, N.H., mechanic, pleaded guilty to driving while money and serve the people. At the joint meeting of the boards, reports on needs of school, recreation and the community will be made. A proposal for action will be outlined and a resolution enabling implementation for cooperative planning will be considered.

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