The Burlington Free Press from Burlington, Vermont • Page 9

Wi nners of Elections for State Senate, House Listed Springfield; Lew Kedroff (R), Springfield; Charles P. Nason (R), Chester. WTNDSOR-4: John Murphy (D), Ludlow; William Hunter (D), Springfield. WINDSOR-S: Clare J. Parker (R), Springtield; Egar May (D), Wakefield (R), Randolph.

0 RANGE-WINDSOR-Z-1: Norris Hovt(D). Norwich. ORANGE-WINDSOR Arnold Crawford (R), Royalton. ORLEANS-1: Alvin W. Warner (D), Lowell.

ORLEANS-2: Dale C. Austin (D), Newport; Frank Spates Sr. (R), Newport. ORLEANS-3: Kermit A. Smith CHRISTMAS AUCTION Tonight 6:30 P.M.

KC Market, Rt. 7, Milton Sleds, trucks, games, watches, household items, lamps, over worth of new Christmas items must go. Only one Christmas Auction this year! We want to buy good household furniture. Will pay fair prices; we also sell on commission. Over 1 40 auctions this year! Auctioneer: Owners: Bert Burno Bert's Auctions 655-3856 Silver Dollar Auction House Main Street, Enosburg Falls Village, Vt.

Tonight, 6:30 P.M. Flax wheel, small old ornate stove, chairs, beds, wind chimes, bells, milk cans, stands, dishes, flashlight batteries and our usual run of many antiques and other items. John I Caroyln Whiting 933-4403 (R), Derby. RUTLAND-1: Brandon. RUTLAND-2: (D), Pittsford; Proctor.

Hugh Moffet (D), Patrick J. Candon Alof Carlson (R), Antiques Auction St. Rose of Lima Parish Hall, So. Hero, Vt. Nov.

10, 1P.M. Selling the balance of antiques and collectibles from Valentine's Barn, Marshfield and other items. See Sat. Free Press for details. Auctioneer: Bob Bluto a.

a VI WASHINGTON-: Eva M. Morse (R), Calais. WASHTNGTON-3: John C. Corskie (R), Montpelier; Peter Giuliani (R), Montpelier; Kirtland Keve (D), Montpelier. WASHINGTON-4: Charles Stone (D), Montpelier.

WASHINGTON-S: Roland Raymond Foster (R), Moretown. WASHINGTON-: Glendon N. King (R), Northfield; Richard Cleveland (R), Northfield. WINDHAM-1: Royal Cutts (R), Townshend. WINDHAM -J: Jordan Cole (D), Putney; Olive G.

Evans (R, Dummerston, WINDHAM-3: Michael J. Obuchowski (D), Bellows Falls; Maurice Stack (D), Bellows Falls. WINDHAM-4: Anthony C. 3uraczynski (D), Brattleboro; Sydney T. Nixon (R), Brattleboro; Timothy J.

O'Connor Jr. (D), Brattleboro; Carroll L. Garfield (R), Brattleboro. WTMDHAM-5: Stuart Hunt Sr. (R), West Brattleboro.

WBSDHAM-WINDSOR-1: Samuel Lloyd (D), Weston. WINDSOR-1: Susan Webb (R), Plymouth Union; John T. Morgan (R), So. Woodstock. WINDSOR-2: Norman E.

Reed (D), White River Jet; Stewart A. Rouse (D), White River Jet. WINDSORS: Edward Conlin (R), Windsor; Lawrence Tomasi (D), Windsor. CALEDONIA-WASHLNGTON-1: Roy Carroll Vance (R), Danville; John E. Hancock (R), East Hardwick.

CHTTTENDEN-l: Gail Shiman (D), Milton; William Robinson (D), Colchester; Thomas McGregor (D), Winooski; Richard T. Mazza (D), Winooski. CHITTENDEN-2: Martin E. Powell (R), Essex Center; Theresa Stanion (D), Essex Junction; William Flanders (R), Essex Junction; Chester M. Taft (R), Essex Junction.

CHITTENDEN. 3: Wesley Carpenter (R), Richmond; David Drew (D), Jericho. CHITTENDEN-4: Evelyn Jarrett (D), Burlington; Charles P. Smith (R-D), Burlington; Lyle Archambault (D), Burlington; J. Randall Niquette (D), Winooski; Mark Kaplin (D), Burlington; Lorraine Graham (D), Burlington; Clarence H.

LeClair (D), Burlington; Edwin C. Granai (D), Burlington; Rosaire Longe (D), Burlington; Francis Kennedy (D), Burlington; Alfred V. Couture (D), Burlington; Sadie L. White (D), Burlington; Madeleine May Kunin (D), Burlington; Mary Evelti (D), Burlington. CHITTENDEN-5: Douglas I.

Tudlope (R), So. Burlington; Robert S. Babcock (R), So. Burlington; Mary Barbara Maher (D), So. Burlington.

CHITTENDEN-S: Howard P. Lunderville (R), Williston. CHITTENDEN-7: Richard A. Snelling (R), Shelburne; David Curtis (R), Charlotte. CHITTENDEN-8: Henry Carse (R), Hinesburg.

ESSEX-1: Walter Brunette (R), Gilman. The following is a list by counties of the successful state Senate candidates from Tuesday's election. Alphabetically by counties, the successful Senate candidates in the unofficial returns from Tuesday's vote were as follows: ADDISON: Arthur Gibb (R) and Seeley Reynolds (D-I). BENNINGTON: Robert E. Cummings Jr.

(D) and Merritt S. Hewitt (R). CHITTENDEN: Thomas M. Crowley (D), Robert V. Daniels (D), T.

Wesley Grady (D), Russell F. Niquette (D), John J. O'Brien (D) and Esther Sorrell(D). CALEDONIA: Graham S. Newell (R) and Gerald R.

Morse (R). FRANKLIN: Robert J. Branon (D) and Richard C. Soule (D). GRAND ISLE: Charles L.

Delaney (D). LAMOILLE: Fred Westphal (R). ORLEANS-ESSEX: John H. Boylan (R) and Melvin Mandigo (R). ORANGE: Robert O'Brien (D).

RUTLAND: Alfred J. Beauchamp (R), Robert A. Bloomer (R), and Sanborn Partridge (R). WASHINGTON: William T. Doyle (R), Donald L.

Smith (R) and Keith Wallace (R). WINDHAM: Robert Gannett (R) and Edward G. Janeway (R). WINDSOR: John T. Alden (R-D), John H.

Howland (R) and Herbert G.Ogden(R). VERMONT HOUSE Here is a list of the winners for state House seats in Tuesday's election. ADDISON-1: William G. Men (R), Vergennes; Marion Spencer (R), ESSEX-ORLEANS-1: Michael C. Bressette(D), Brighton.

FRAN KLIN -1: Edward "Mike" Daniel (R), Swanton; Arthur Martell FRAN KLIN Phillip Bouchard (D), Franklin. FRANKLIN-3: Maedean C. FRANKLIN-4: Elizabeth Dunsmore (D), Swanton; Herbert Callan(D), Fairfield. FRANKLIN Frederick W. Hutchinson (R), St.

Albans; Walter J. Regan (D), St. Albans; Richard Allard(D), St. Albans. FRANKLLN4: Roland Gervais Falls.

GRAND ISLE-FRAN KLIN-1: Ray H. Poquette (R), Alburg; Alden G. Ballard (R), St. Albans. LAMOILLE-1: Giles W.

Dewey (R), Stowe; Franklin J. Hooper (R) Johnson. LAMOILLE-2: George H. Paine (R), Morrisville; Ernest "Stub" LAMOILLE-ORLEANS-1 Emory A. Hebard (R), Glover; Robert Kinsey (R), Craftsbury Common.

ORANGE-1: John Howe (R), Tunbridge. ORANGE-2: Kenneth W. Appleton (R), Bradford. ORANGE-3: Thomas Bonnett (D), EastThetford. ORANGE-WASHINGTON-1: William E.

Osbome (D), Barre; Donald Ennis (D), Graniteville; Lucille Molinarili (R), Barre; Steven Boyd McLeod (D), Barre; Americo J. Galli (D), Barre; Harry B. Ashe (R), Williamstown. ORANGE-WINDSOR-1: Harold A. Baker (R), Randolph; Helen BC INDOOR (Heated) AUCTION FLEA MARKET HALL FLEA MARKET 1 1 Commerce Williston, Vt.

Between Kirby Taft's off 89, exit 1 2 EVERY SATURDAY SUNDAY 8:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Public Invited Refreshments Served For dealer information, call 878-4977 RUTLAND-3: Donald L. Cook (R), Fair Haven. RUTLAND-4: John Mulligan (D), Hydeville; Daniel DeBonis (D), Poultney.

RUTLAND-5: John J. OrzeU (D), West Rutland. RUTLAND Concetta M. Paul (R), Rutland; Jerry Arbour (D), Rutland; Walter M. Moore (D), Rutland; Lyle K.

Rice (R), Rutland; Daniel W. Allen (D), Rutland; Thomas Candon (D), Rutland; Alexander F. (Bud) Keefe (D), Rutland; Harold Billings R), Rutland. RUTLAND-7: Donald Moore (R-D), Shrewsbury. RUTLAND-: Ralph E.

Stafford (R), South Wallingford. WASHINGTON-1: Judy P. Rosenstreich (R), Waterbury Center; John Meaker (R), Waterbury. BC Indoor (heated) Auctions Flea Market Hall 1 1 Commerce Williston, Vt. Between Kirby Taft's Corners, off 89, exit 12 NO AUCTION TONIGHT For information, call 878-4977 ANTIQUES In Two Sessions Addison.

AUCTION mi mi mm auction Alburg Auction House tveiy i. in miumgm Among the many items for this week, you will find large oak armoir, School house clock, bear trap, wood duck decoys, commode, rocking chairs, tables, stands, lamps, other furniture, appliances, glass china, bric-a-brac, new merchandise, food items, etc. Auctioneer Appraiser: Harland R. Tatro Dial 796-3572 Alburg AUCTION TO BE HELD AT THE HOLIDAY INN WATERBURY, VERMONT, this TTnUKSY FRIDAY 71PM IIVENON 7PN HORSES BOARDED Our New Barn is ready and we have a full time caretaker! fit N0 GHT" ADDISON-2: Douglas J. Baker (R), Middlebury.

ADDISON-3: John A. Hise Jr. (R), Bristol. ADDISON-4: Harold Giard D), Bridport. ADDISON-5: Chester S.

Ketcham (R), Middlebury; James Douglas (R), Middlebury. ADDISON-RUTLAND-1 Lisle Bartholomew (R), Benson. ADDISON-RUTLAND-WINDSOR-1: Joseph Steventon (R), Rochester. BENNINGTON-1: Orrin H. Beattie (R), Manchester Center; W.

Michael Nawrath (D), Manchester. BENNINGTON-2: Jane Gardner (D), Arlington. BENNINGTON-3: Edwin A. BENNINGTON-4: Joseph Caracciola (R), Bennington; Lawrence F. Powers (D), No.

Bennington; Michael Silver (R), Bennington; David Bruce Shaffe (D), Bennington; Thomas H. Foster (R), Bennington; Charles A. Sauer (D), Bennington. BENNINGTON-RUTLAND-1 Robert Graf BENNINGTON WINDHAM-1: Mrs. Margaret Christowe (R), West Dover; John Carrier (R), Whitingham.

CALEDONIA-1: Edward T. Crane (R), East St. Johnsbury; Louise R. Swainbank (R), St. Johnsbury; Maurice E.

Chaloux (D), St. Johnsbury. CALEDON1A-ESSEX-1: Cola H. Hudson (R), Lyndonville; Harry U. Lawrence (R), Lyndonville.

CALEDONIA-ESSEX-2: Amy Syri (R), Concord. CALEDONIA-O RANGE-1 John J. PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, November 9, 10 A.M. AT: 67 Court Street (This is also U.S. Route 7), Middlebury, Vermont.

Just south of downtown Middlebury WATCH FOR THE RED AUCTION TO SETTLE THE GUARDIANSHIP ESTATE OF HANNAH HAYNES the following shall be sold at public auction OIL PAINTING (on board), Victorian 2 dr. DROP LEAF STAND, BOSTON ROCKERS, Pictures, 2 pc. living room set, overstuffed chair, LIFT TOP CARD TABLE, foot stools, WINDSOR CHAIRS, ladderback chairs, OAK DINING TABLE 6 CHAIRS, fanback WINDSOR, 1 dr. table, 9x12 rug, flat-top desk, blue willow dishes, set of LIMOGES dishes, Chelsea dishes, OIL LAMPS, CUT GLASS, XMILK GLASS, CRYSTAL, Satin glass handblown ROSE BOWL, Carnival glass, Buffalo bank, television, BUTTON COLLECTION, stand, vacuum cleaner, brass candlesticks, old flatirons, bookcase, PLANK BOTTOM CHAIRS, refrigerator, vinegar cruet, silver dish, TRUNKS, chair type piano stool, canning jars, jug, drop leaf table, brass trivet, PIANO, garden tools, crocks, hand tools, tobacco boxes, old tool chest, souvenier plates, banks, coal hod, large platter, PINE CHEST OF DRAWERS, china cabinet, picture frames, Ogee mirror, Victorian chest of drawers, oak bureau, blanket chest, CEDAR CHEST, doll house, 6 pc. WASHBOWL SET, wicker sewing basket, sewing machine, linens, blankets, mantel clock, German china, cane bottom chairs, sectional bookcase, books, 4 poster bed, mirrors, Arrowback rocker, Hitchcock chair, WALLACE NUTTING PICTURES, Ironstone china, lumber, wagon jack, 2 old china head dolls, Addison Co.

History Atlas, AND MANY, MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION REAL ESTATE (to be sold at 2 p.m.) 6 room house, oil steam heat, barn, lot: 55' frontage wdepth approx. 309 feet. (Terms of real estate sale: Guardian reserve the right to reject any and all bids on real estate. K) down at auction, balance within 30 days). SALE POSITIVE TERMS CASH LUNCH AVAILABLE UNDER TENT IF NECESSARY GUARDIAN: AUCTIONEERS: John Kelley, Esq.

Forrest Lowell Tom 26 Court St. Broughton Middlebury, Vermont 34 Main Street 388-6711 Middlebury, Vermont 388-2338 Box stalls, ponies $40. includes hay. Standing stalls available. NORTHWESTERN RIDING DRIVING CLUB Rt.

1 04, Fairfax Road St. Albans 1 -524-9892, if no answer call 1 -527-7277 HANGING LAMPS LANTERNS GLASS (SIGNED) PEWTER COINS STERLING TIFFANY STYLE TABLE LAMP with 6 paneled shade, encased with beautiful metal work frame (rose, flowers leaf metal work) Pair signed "HAWKES" cut glass COMPOTES, pair signed "LIBBY" cut glass CANDLE STICKS, pair brass candle sticks, many brass items dating from early 1 800' to include: brass HINDU FAT OIL LAMP with all necessary tools (excellent original condition), 40" silver overlay BANQUET LAMP, Lincoln drape milk glass lamp, complete "Rayo" lamp shade, hanging lamp with taper shade and prisms (also jeweled frame), extra nice BRASS HANGING LAMP with original shade, silver dollars large Canadian cents large American cents large Canadian bank tokens collection of Indian Head pennies INCLUDING 2 SPREAD EAGLE CENTS! Several pieces of good quality carnival glass some signed. Christmas German stein, a very good blue 7" stein marked "Germany" 3006 with 4 cloverleaf mark), three 6 sad irons, 3 miniature kerosene lamps, SIGNED HEIS5EY paneled glass berry set nice! Pair Amethyst 14" vases with vivid sterling silver deposit hunting scenes one damaged, 6 fancy Victorian sterling teaspoons, 12 other pieces of sterling silver silverware, 2 sterling napkin rings, "California" souvenir spoon, "San Francisco souvenir spoon, very nice. "Waterbury Inn" souvenir spoon (this is a rare beauty), collection ot 5 sterling pocket knives, sterling pocket boot hook and pencil, 3 miniature knives, cameo pin, opal pin, collection ot 6 good stick pins! AUCTION Saturday, Nov. 9, 1 1 A.M.

At the home of Leon Wetherby, Province Richford, Vt. Located next to H. K. Webster Grain. fr-frft FURNITURE Kitchen range, refrigerator, wringer washer, chrome kitchen table and chairs, kitchen work cabinet, all kinds of pots and pans, cooking dishes, plants, window shelves, large assortment of dishes, many knick-knacks, all types of odd chairs, curved glass china cabinet full of dishes, buffet, sideboard, cot, beds, living room sofa and chairs, tables, stands, shelves, ample bedroom set, bureaus, Indian corn, porch chairs, contents of shed, garage and attic.

Come early, dress warm many small items and all must go. tititi REAL ESTATE tititt Seven room house on large lot, hot water heat, glass porch, attached garage, village water and sewer. Owner reserves one bid on real estate if not sold prior to sale. TERMS: CASH LUNCH OWNER: CARMI WETHERBY MANAGER: BERT IUSSIER EAST BERKSHIRE EAST BERKSHIRE AUCTIONEER: C. W.

GATES ENOSBURG Colisene style vase, 7 pieces of Sandwich glass cup plates, 2 railroad lanterns with red globes, 4 pieces of very old milk glass, several "SAWYER" PRINTS of Vt. N.H., 2 Indian prints, several paintings with frames, some signed. EXTRA NICE 14" pewter pitcher (no marks best condition), all" pewter tankard, marked 1799; MAJOLICA SUGAR BOWL WITH BLUEBIRDS; a rolled oats Majolica 8" vase with animals, three "Handel-Pairpont" style table lamps (very nice scenes all around you'll like these, very unusual lamps), Chinese style electrified lamp, good 5-pc. water bowl and pitcher set, plus many other items of note, but space is too limited to list here. PERIOD ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND OTHERS Two pillow back HITCHCOCK CHAIRS, original, small Estey organ, pine 2-drawer server, spool legged 1 -drawer bowl stand, double size brass bed good one, Eastlake style square stand, cherry linen press 1800's, nice small blanket chest with bracket base nice, birch dropleaf gateleg table all refinished, small Oriental runners, 7-foot deacon's bench, several rocking chairs in good condition, pine iff top blanket chest, large spinning wheel, pine cottage chest and matching stand, Jenny Lind bed, 2 oak Chester Residents To Decide on Need For Road Bypass CHESTER (AP) The residents of Chester will vote Dec.

10 on the need for a controversial highway bypass in their community. The town's selectmen decided Wednesday night to hold the election after rejecting a proposal to have the state Highway Department hold an environmental hearing on the road project. The selectmen voted 3-to-2 against that proposal. The Vermont Public Interest Research Group, Inc. of Montpelier has opposed construction of Vermont 103 bypass of Chester.

The group contends the 2.7 mile highway would be a threat to the business community as well as the historic Old Stone Village. VPIRG also claimed a cheaper alternative could be found to the project that will cost an estimated $4.3 million. There are no income taxes in Kuwait; telephones are free. stands, oak commode, "Sessions" 3-day regulator clock repro, solid round oak table, three copper coal hods with Delft handles brass bugle and hunting horns several other noteable pieces for view at auction time. OAK very clean single pedestal ROLL-TOP DESK, hall seat with beveled mirror with hooks, solid round oak table with claw feet nice 2 Gingerbread clocks, beautiful ladies' rocking chair in golden oak, Larkin style bookcase writing desk combination in golden oak.

NOTICE A very primitive country made oak deacon's bench made in early to middle 1700's for a small country church in Mass. This is one of a kind a real attention CIVIL WAR POST CIVIL WAR NAZI ITEMS INDIAN BASKETS SWORDS POWDER HORNS POWDER FLASKS DAGGERS BAYON-NETS PR. FENCING FOILS JAPANESE SAMURI KNIFE IVORY SCRIMSHAW KNIFE NAZI HELMET OFFICER'S DAGGER FLARE GUN. NOTE we have a dated primitive knife weapon. Back to early 1600's, probably Scandinavian or Viking, one-of-a-kind! QUILTS CHINA GOOD GLASS VASES GALORE MORE CLOCKS BEAUTIFUL MOUNTED SILVER FOX (my wife even likes MCCoy Pottery other primitives PUBLIC AUCTION FARM MACHINERY GARAGE EQUIPMENT Monday, Nov.

11th, 10 a.m. AT: JOHN A. HANCSARIK SONS, ORWELL, VERMONT Turn West off Route 30 at Whiting Four Corners, or Turn East off Rt. 22A in Shoreham or Turn East off 22A at Orwell Four Corners AND FOLLOW THE RED AUCTION TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF JOHN A. HANCSARIK, JR The following shall be sold at public auction NEW McD Rotary Scythe, NEW 720 OLIVER baler wthrower, NEW 3 bottom OLIVER plows 546 wcushion trip, Pin Press, Crane, Angle iron, PLATFORM scales, CHLORIDE TIRE PUMP, STEAM JENNY, 1 large, 1 small LATHE, LOG CHAINS, Chain binders, Creepers, BATTERY Chargers, Motor tune-up machine, Tool boxes, Riveting machine, refrigerator, NEW VIKING SNOW MACHINE, Wheel Weights, Dum of Cleaning fluid for parts, Bench Grinder, Drill press, Floor jack, Electric Wrench, Bench vises, Clamps, Valve Grinder, Parts Cleaner Sink, Metric Wrenches, Elec.

Drills, small tools, KNIPCO HEATER, Hand truck, large steel workbench, tap die set, COMMERCIAL VAC. cleaner, Bore home, Vulcanizer, Tachometer, 6-4 dr. steel files, 2-3 dr. files, metal cabinet, 2 steel desks, SAFE, McCasky Cash Register, Office chairs, time clock, Parts filing cabinet, Library Tables, Steel shelving, Parts bin, New TIRES, Quantity of iron, Typewriter, ADDING MACHINE, Elec. Calculator, Billing machine, Copying machine, Manuals, Parts books, Quantity of Misc.

new parts, NEW Tractor chains, tool boxes, Jumper cables, Welding rod, Hammer, Crowbars, Hydraulic jacks, Chain jack, roofing tar, socket sets, bolt cutters, piston group cleaner, Nozzle tester AND MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION Auctioneer's Note auction y. Nov. 11, 10 a.m. At the Orrin Bliss Home in the town of Swanton, located on the Highgate Falls to St. Albans Road.

Follow auction arrows from Rt. 7 up Woods Hill and turn left. Sale to be inside if weather is bad. A partial listing as follows: Kelvinator electric 30" range, Hotpoint 2 door combination refrigerator, 7 pc. chrome kitchen set, Bendix clothes dryer, Maytag wringer washing machine, electric Singer sewing machine, contents of 4 bedrooms including: 1 complete other beds, dressers, cottage chest, stands, handmade quilts, rocking chairs, mirrors, pine liftop commode, 1 other commode, nice Gingerbread clock, Juneau oil lamp with white shade, other oil lamps, Swanton gun powder can, tobacco tins, iron kettle, blue stenciled jug, Victorian stands, andirons, copper boiler, old toys, Roseville pottery, set of 4 bentwood chairs, combination oak desk-bookcase, large wooden bowl, excellent old wicker baby carriage with wooden wheels, 2 old jelly cupboards, carnival glass, other dishes, pots, pans, small appliances, garden and hand tools, some old wooden ones, humidifier, flat top desk and chair, propane gas heater, old tea table, Governor Winthrop drop front desk, Victorian 6' hall mirror, pine lift-top commode, an old 38-55 Winchester rifle, almost new 30-30 Winchester 410-gauge clip shot gun, many other items.

Reason for sale: Mr. Mrs. Orrin Bliss have sold their large home after 4 years and pre moving with their daughter. Sale Positive. Terms: Cash.

Lunch by Take Ten Auctioneer Appraiser: Harland R. Tatro Dial: 796-3572 Alburg AMtKlvAN INDIAN JEWELRY SALE ff Turquoise Silver the quality is here, we will sell at a very fast pace. Also please, please no children: We have a small, but comfortable hall and would like to accommodate everyone! General public, decorators, dealers and collectors alike will enjoy this sale. It is my privilege to present to you this quality selection Thank you. Raymond Poncho Camire vv 120 to 30 A Off Retail TERMS: CASH, GOOD CHECK AND MASTER CHARGE.

P.S. Trucking on furniture can be arranged boxes available at the hall. ALSO sandwich style lunch available at the lounge. an excellent 1 Auctioneers: 0 -A TERMS CASH SALE POSITIVE On handmod. Navajo or Zuni Rings, Earrings, Broc.lels, fttish.s.

Squash Blossoms, H.Kh Beods, Walch Bands, Etc. At the HOLIDAY INN Wiitton Sa. Buriingtal NHDAT.NOV.S Noon to 9 p.m. SATURDAY, NOV. 9 9 a.m.

lo 9 p.m. GREEN MTN. TRADERS P.O. Bo. 189, IWimond Poncho Auction Co.

Hyde Park, Vt. 888-5045 Owners: Raymond Camire Keith Manning Richard Larose LUNCH AVAILABLE SALE HELD INSIDE David Whitcomb ft A William Barslow, Jr. SALE BY ORDER OF Ruth E. Goddard, Executrix Orwell, Vermont 948-2913 AUCTIONEER: FORREST LOWELL 34 Main Street Middlebury, Vermont 388-2338 Vt. License and Bond 1133 Members of Auctioneers Association of Vermont.