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8D The Burlington V. FrM Press, Sunday, April 20, 1986 presents Cornerstone Kamikaze Night 520 Shelburne Rd. 658-1421 You'll never know the power of Free Press Classified until you use it. To place an ad call 658-3321! What kind of guys gamble I with Ihe boss's money, Am swipe a killer's Cadillac, and 4, LU party on the mob's credit card? p.DAfJ.'JYDEVITO JOE PiSCQPO 1 WISESUVS 35 1 2:00, 4:00, 9:00 frrbF- 1 AHllfJ lYfRUN FOR COVERIn i 3' 9:35 To' PAINTER'S TAVERN RESTAURANT Remember When This week's photo was taken in southern Vermont sometime in this century. Do you know where? Does it bring back memories? If so, jot down your recollections and send them to Remember When, The Burlington Free Press, P.O.

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Sponsored by the Burlington Association of Professionals Practicing the an Outreach Program, 1-4 Fanny Allen Hospital Admitting Lobby, Colchester. Help subside children's fear of hospitals. Information: 655-1234, ext. 216. BAKED HAM SUPPER, and all the fixings you can eat, 5 p.m.

until all are served. Gymnasium in Jeffersonville. Benefits Warner Lodge No. 50. ITALIAN DINNER, 6 pm, Waterbury Methodist Church.

Adults, 14 50; children under 10, 13. Advance reservation: Debbie. 244-5333. Mini-sale at the church from 10 a.m. on.

MUSIC BRUNCH WITH BACH, today, noon. College Hall, Vermont College, Montpelier. Music of Mendelssohn, Bach, Handel, Puccini performed by Norwich University Music Faculty. Information: Judy, 229-0522 ext. 232.

VIENNESE CLASSICS, today, 3 p.m., United Methodist Church, Burlington. NEW YORK WOODWIND QUINTET, today. 3 p.m.. Mead Chapel, Middlebury College, Middlebury. 6, or a Concert Series ticket.

UNIVERSITY WIND ENSEMBLE CONCERT, today, 3 m. Recital Hall, Music Building, Redstone Campus, UVM. students and senior citizens, 1. Information: 656-3040. HARPSICHORD RECITAL, today.

4 pm. if French Toast Scrambled Eggs Tasty Toppings Crispy Bacon Spicy Sausage Warm Biscuits Gravy Home Fries Fruits Yogurt Muffins Plus much, much more. Turn to HAPPENINGS, 9D LAST NIGHT a the BREAKFAST CLUB i 1ST AT 7:30 PQ pretty in pink SLEEPING BEAUTY Dally el 2 7 30 Day at 2-7-9 1 3 OOLDIE MAWN WILDCATS SPECIAL EVENTS TODAY FAIRBANKS MUSEUM AND PLANETARIUM, Sundays, 1-5 p.m.; daily hours, 10 a m. -4 p.m.. Prospect and Main streets, St, Johnsbury.

Planetarium shows at 2 30 pm each Sunday: "The and Saturday: The Comet Halley Onre in a Lifetime In the Gallery Wing Visions, Toil and Promise: Man rn Vermont's Forests Adults, children. II; free to Museum members. Reservations recommended Information: 748-2372 DISCOVERY MUSEUM. Park Street. Essex Junction.

Sundays, 1-4 30 Tuesdays Fridays, pm; Saturday. 10 a m-4 30 pm Adults, $2, children, II 50; members free CHICKEN PIE DINNER, 11 30 am, to 2 pm. Odd Fellows Temple. 141 North Ave Sponsored by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Burlington Reservations 864-6591 CHICKEN AND BISCUIT DINNER, noon till all are served. St Mary's Church Hall.

Cambridge EIGHTH ANNUAL TROUT RIVER FROSTBITE DERBY, 1 pm. registration, 41 30 a -12 30 pm. Granny Grunt's Restaurant. Vermont 118, Montgomery Center. Whitewater canoe race.

Benefits Montgomery Volunteer Fire Department. Information: 32ft-4789. MONDAY, APRIL 21 WEEKLONG WORKSHOP. Malcolm Cochran, sculptor Johnson State College, Johnson. Information 635-2356 ext 329 THEATER PLAY WORK: MAKING A SCENE, workshop; through Friday, 9:30 a m.

-11 a Children's Desk, Fletcher Free Library. Led by Martin Gil Information 863-3403. INFANT FEEDING AND NUTRITION, National Teleconference. I -3 p.m.. Conference Room.

St. Albans Unit. Sponsored by Northwestern Medical Center. 1 10. Information: 524-5911, ext.

226 228 NEW ENGLAND BASKETRY WORKSHOP. 1 30 p.m.. Fletcher Free Library. With Cathy Wood For children 7-12. Presented by Shelburne Museum.

Information: 863-3403. VERMONT ALLIANCE TO PROTECT OUR FOOD, meeting. 7 m. Onion River Coop. Archibald Street Information: 862-8507.

COLO-REtTAL CANCER. 7 p.m., St. Albans Cnit Conference Room. Sponsored by Northwestern Medical Center and the Franklin County Cancer Society. Speaker: Dr.

Martin Wennar. Free. "ASTHMA: A MODERN APPROACH TO DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY," 7 Burgess Assembly Hall, Medical Center Hospital of Vermont. Arthur Bergner, MD, and Renee Bergner. Sponsored by Healthworks, Community Outreach Program, MCHV.

Free. Registration: 656-2886 THE HEART HEALTHY VERMONTER EATING STYLE. Community Service and Outreach Program. Fanny Allen Hospital Board Room, Colchester. Sponsored by Fanny Allen Hospital and the Vermont Department of Health.

Dietitian: Phscilla Carpenter. For adults interested in reducing the risk of heart disease. $15. Information and registration: 655-1234. ext.

216 TUESDAY, APRIL 22 PAPER MOBILE WORKSHOP, 10 a.m., Fletcher Free Library. For children. Free. Preregistration required: 863-3403. "CHANGE THROUGH THE FLUIDS," a workshop on ways to change body habits through the fluid system.

McCul-lough Dance Studio, Middlebury College, Mid-dlebury. Limited enrollment. EARLY SCHOOLING, 1:30 Fletcher Free Library. For children 7-12. With Hermoine Jahn Presented by Shelburne Museum.

Information 863-3403 "THE FARM PROBLEM IS A CULTURAL PROBLEM," 7:30 Bethany Church, Mont-peher. A discussion by Alan LaPage, Central Vermont organic farmer. Sponsored by the Central Vermont Audubon Society. "THE DUKE OF DECEPTION," by Arthur Miller, bookdiscussion program, 7:30 p.m., Burnham Memorial Library, Colchester. Information: 879-7576, Transcendental Meditation Program.

Information: 658-9119 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 ENVIRONMENTAL SCULPTURE, featuring New Hampshire sculptor Malcolm Cochran, noon. Dibden Center for the Arts, Johnson State College Information: 635-2356 ext. 380. TOYS: PLAYTIME OF THE PAST. Fletcher Free Library.

With Melissa Lovell. For children 7-12. Presented by Shelburne Museum. Information: 863-3403. POETRY AND FICTION READINGS, 4 pm Dibden Gallery, Johnson State College, Johnson.

Mark Harrison, Monda Robinson and Matt Rollins Information: 635-2356, ext. 380. VERMONT: THE REEL THING, 7:30 p.m., Bixby Library, Vergennes. Professor Thomas D. Visser.

Lectureslide program on historic Vermont buildings. Free. THURSDAY, APRIL 24 BREATHING WORKSHOP, Community Services and Outreach Program, Fanny Allen Hospital, Colchester. Co-sponsored by Fanny Allen Hospital, the Vermont Lung Association and the Visiting Nurse Association. Presenters: Estelle Deane and Betsy Gardner.

$50 Scholarships available. Open to all people with chronic lung disease and their support persons. Registration: 863-6817. FOLK SONGS OF VERMONT, 1:30 p.m., Fletcher Free Library. With Melissa Lovell.

For children 7-12. Presented by Shelburne Museum. Information: 863-3403. AFTER 5 CLUB DINNER, 6:30 p.m., Odd Fellows Lodge, 214 N. Main St.

Albans. $6 50. Information: 527-0720. LECTURE, 7:30 p.m., What An Interesting Bookstore, 126 College St. Richard Allen on Sunray Meditation Society, and teachings rooted in Native American Earti Wisdom.

Free. Information: 862-7552. FRIDAY, APRIL 25 RUMMAGE SALE, 9 a -4 p.m., Calvary Episcopal Church, Vermont 15, Underhill. Sponsored by the Ladies Guild. Information: 899-2326.

BABY-SITTING COURSE. Fanny Allen Hospital Board Room, Fanny Allen Hospital, Colchester. Participants must be 11 years old. Registration: 655-1234. ext.

216. RUMMAGE SALE. 1 Christ the King School Gym, Locust Street. Sponsored by Christ the King parish. ISTH CENTURY MEDICINE, 1:30 pm, Fletcher Free Library.

With Ann Bitterman. For children 7-12. Presented by Shelburne Museum. Information: 863-3403. POTLUCK SUPPER, 6:30 p.m., Community Lutheran Church, South Burlington.

In honor of Maggie Green, Director of the Sara Hoi brook Center. Sponsored by Champlain Valley Grange 400. Bring hot dish or salad. SATURDAY, APRIL 26 OFFICIAL HAWK WATCH DAY, second of two consecutive Saturdays. If interested in looking out for migrating raptors call the Vermont Institute of Natural Science, 457-2779.

Sunday is the bad-weather back-up day. BOTTLE DRIVE, 9 a pm, door-to-door collections by and for Chittenden area Vermont Special Olympians. For pick up, call Peggy at 862-5169. RUMMAGE SALE. 9 a -noon.

Calvary Episcopal Church, Vermont 15, Underhill. Sponsored by the Ladies Guild. Information: 899-2326. RUMMAGE SALE, 9 a -9 p.m.. Christ the King Parish School Gym, Locust Street.

GREEN MOUNTAIN HOOKING CRAFT GUILD MEETING, 9:30 a -3 30 p.m., Woodstock Inn. Reservations: Marjorie Barry, P.O. Box 265. Pittsburg, 03592. AUCTION, 10 a.m.-4 pm, Willey's Barn, Essex Junction.

Benefits Essex Junction Senior Center. GARAGE SALE, (72 Meadow Lane, Underhill. Benefits Snowflake Cooperative Preschool and Kindergarten. Also April 27 from 11 a -4 p.m. VERMONT CERAMIC LEAGUE SHOW, Saturday and April 27, 11 pm, Barre Municipal Auditorium, Seminary Hill, Barre.

Information: Bruce, 244-7783. FANNY ALLEN HOSPITAL DOLL CLINIC, Ityjai Big Boy Breakfast the way you like it cooked to order from our it tfyGvf new menu or our Bigger, Better All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast and Fruit Buffet. QSS 1 EE $99 BRUNCH A Choice For Everyone One of akind Brunch Bar with a tantalizing array of hot cold items, or select an individual entree such as Eggs Benedict. Seafood Crepe. Steak Eggs.

Dessert and lots more. Sundays the factor ChampUiii Mill Wiitoocki Choice of beverage with each adult order of our All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast and Fruit Bar. With This Coupon Family Restaurant 1025 Shelburne S. Burlington tel. 864-4516 SUNRISE SPECIAL Two fresh eggs Two strips of bacon or sausage links Two pancakes or two slices of French toast with syrup One small juice With This Coupon Family Restaurant 1025 Shelburne S.

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