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2B Th. Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, Thursday, April 21, 1988 3 f4unvwyxa4uaL Births Middlebury FUNK, Peter and Clara (Apgar), East Middlebury, a son, April 13. LUSSIER, Roger and Shariann (Flynn), Middlebury, a daughter, April 14. Central Vermont Hospital Berlin BAKER, Penny, Worcester, a son, April 16. CLODFELTER, Edgar and Lorraine (Kuczek), Calais, a daughter, April 18.

CONTI, Marc and Christine (McCarthy), Barre, a son, April 19. 0 tmm Partial Listing: Oak Pressback Chairs, Tiger Oak Podium, 25 Chest of Drawers, Desks, Night Stands, Wood Table Set, Small Store Display Case plus Jewelry and Watch Cases, TV's, Rugs, Rocking Chairs, Small Household Items plus New Items. FLEA MARKET St. Albw. VT "pRCStWfl JESSICA MLINTOCK' CcmpMt.

65 N. Main St. St. Albans 524-2987 -TV hi. M-, UL 1 I ter, April 16.

SHEPARD, Jon and Kristine (Flynn), 141 North Union a son, April 16. SIMENDINGER, William and Connie, Winooski, a son, April 1 7. STANCLIFFE, Michael and Sharon (Dares), Grand Isle, a daughter, April 16. SOULE, Jesse and COMBS, Lisa, Richtord, a daughter, April 6. SUPRENANT, Richard and Kim, Grand Isle, a daughter, April 18.

VANHORN, Jody and Phyllis (Crouse), Underhill, a daughter, April 19. WAGNER, Robert and Debbie, Mor-risville, a daughter, April 15. WELLS, Lonnie and Wendy (Williams), Johnson, a son, April 19. WOLEHL, Fuergen and Julijana, Essex Junction, a daughter, April 20. WILLETTE, Charlie and Kay Ellen (Trotter), 36 Staniford Road, a daughter, April 19.

Porter Medical Center IMF Antiques Collectibles AUCTION DATE Saturday, April 23, 1988 TIME: 10:00 am, viewing from 9:00 LOCATION: Auction Center, Cady's Falls Morrisville ANTIQUES: Early Cupboards Raised panel Doors over Drw.over 2 Doors; Wicker Ladies 3 pc. Bedim. Set incl.Bed, Dresser Mirror, Tall Chest Mirror; Maple Dining Table Pine 4 Drw. Grain Painted Chest, Cutout Base; Oak 4 Shelf Bookcase; Mahog. Anne Style Stools; Mahog.

Lamp Tables; Maple 4 rw i Ri Tahinot Paintpd: Walnut 5 Tier Comer "What-Nof Shelf; Mahog. Tall Chest DM. Hat Box; Mahog. Serpentine Front 2 over 2 Dresser Mirror; Jenny Land Srd nHttH. 5rwil Ouilt Pedestal Plant Stand; Flaxwheel Yam Winder Pine 6 Board Blanket Chest 29" Wide; Wicker Art Bumtwood Boxes; Oriental Lacquered Jewelry Boxes; Royal Worster Bone uruna Thimble Blue White Staffordshire; Decorated English German Steins; Depression Glass; Stenciled Wood Saltbox; Several Baskets; Framed Prints Chromo Utho's; Framed Still Life Pastoral's Signed H.L.

Monn; Venetian 1 apestry; i in i ype at ner Photography; Remington Arms Co. NR Davies 12 Ca. Dbl. Barrel Shotguns; o'xlO' Floral Hooked Rue: Braided Rues; Several Early Hand Sewn Quilts; Qty.Hand Cro cheted Table Scarves Linens; Baseball Pins, 40's-50's; Occupied Japan Animals; Nippon; Royal Doulton; Georgia Balch Oil Paintings.rjohnson, LOTS MORE OAK: Wall Crank Telephone; Sewing Table; 2 Drw. "Empire" Icebox; 3 over 2 Drw.

Bowed Dresser Mirror; Swivel Chair; Tall Chest, 5 Lrg. Curved Glass China Cabinet, Lions Feet; Library Desk, Bookcase Ends; Lamp Table; Treddle Sewing Ma Steamer Trunk; Stoneware Crocks; Flemish collectibles primitives not listed. The furni HEATED CHAIRS chine; TOM SAYS- We've been promised lots of ture is nice and clean TERMS: CASH. Good check with ID. CATERED For information contact: THOMAS HIRCHAK CO'M'P'A'N'Y Cadys Falls Road MorrlaTille, Vermont 05661 888-4662 Vt.

1-80O-634-76S3 Deaths BURRINGTON, Edward 40, Hi-nesburg, Wednesday; was a business manager with Richard Farnham and Associates, was a reporter for the Hinesburg Record. BURT, Ervin, 68, 669 Riverside Wednesday; was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran of World War II, and custodian at H.O. Wheeler School. LAFRANCE, Paul 62, Randolph Center, April 19; worked for White River Dairies, was a mail carrier in Randolph Center.

LAVALLEE, Mary Blanche, 80, 34 Bilodeau Court, April 19; volunteered Paid classified advertising Hardwick. PAUL HERMAN LAFRANCE RANDOLPH CENTER Paul Herman LaFrance, 62, died Tuesday after a long illness, at the Mayo Nursing Home in Northfield. He was born in Brandon, April 23, 1925, the son of Fred and Olivia (Svenson) LaFrance. He was educated in Brandon schools, operated a farm in Randolph Center for many years, worked for the White River Valley Dairies, and for 20 years was a Randolph Center rural mail carrier. He served in the Paratroopers, U.S.

Army, during World War II. He was a member of the Congregational Church at Randolph Center, American Legion Post 9, and the VFW. He was treasurer of the Randolph Center Fire Department, and served on the Fire District Committee. He married Alice Eddy, June 2, 1948, in Brandon. He leaves his wife of Randolph Center; two sons, Craig LaFrance of Los Angeles, and Gary LaFrance of Jacksonville, two daughters, Mrs.

Linda Guiguiziam of Rochester, N.Y., and Miss Lisa LaFrance of Boston, a brother, Maurice LaFrance of Randolph Center; a sister, Miss Pearl LaFrance of Brandon; and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Randolph Center Congregational Church, with the Rev. Edward Fisher officiating. Calling hours will be at the Day Funeral Home in Randolph, Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m.

Burial will be in the Randolph Center Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Randolph Center Congregational Church Memory Fund, Randolph Center 05061. Services Arranged BURLINGTON DESAUTELS, Ab-bie B. A memorial Mass for Abbie B. Desautels, who died Jan.

20, 1 988, in Hanover, N.H., will be held Tuesday, April 26, at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church in Burlington, with the Rev. Armand Desautels celebrating. Burial will follow in St.

Joseph's Cemetery, The Ricker Funeral Home of Leb-anon, N.H., is in charge of arrangements. Funerals Held HINESBURG SPRAGUE, Mrs. Wahneetah K. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the United Church with Rev.

James Osborne officiating. Mrs. Emma Mead was the organist. Interment followed in the Barker Cemetery in Hinesburg. Bearers were Jeffrey and Michael White, Frank Emmons, Stanley Ha-zelton, Dayton and Ray Kenyon.

SWANTON MAYNARD, Marjorie C. A funeral High Mass was celebrated Wednesday at 10 a.m. in St. Mary's Church in St. Albans with Monsignor Edward Fitzsimons officiating.

Attending were delegations from Fonda Container Co. and IBM. Bearers were Reginald Austin, Joseph DeMari-nis, John Smith, Leo Smith, Bernard Turnbull and Thomas Walsh. Interment followed in the Maynard family lot in Holy Cross Cemetery in St. Albans.

Arrangements were by Brady and Le-vesque Funeral Home, 86 S. Main St. Albans. for the Red Cross and worked with the poor. PARKER, Clifton, 81, Morrisville, April 19; was state attorney general and wrote public utility contracts.

SYMONDS, Florence 64, Wol-cott, Wednesday; formerly of Hardwick and East Elmore, attended schools in Belvidere and Wolcott. MILES FROM NOWHERE We buy sell Paintings, Decoys, Crocks, Furniture and Antiques Falls Road Shelburne Villagt J. Miles or C. Danyow (802) 985-SCe If. SUGAR HILL ANTIQUES If I A Group Shop I if Open 10-5 Daily Route 100 North 'k Waterbury, Vt.

802 244 7707 THE 1829 HOUSE ANTIQUES Group Shop A New Heated Area Open 2 Miles East of Jeffersonville Rte. 15 Tel. 644-2912 AUCTION CALENDAR SATURDAY, 423 Antiques Auction Center, Morrisville SUNDAY, 424 Antiques; Household Church Hyde Park FRIDAY. 429 Tires; Automotive St. Johnsbury SATURDAY.

430 Antiques; Household Montpelier SATURDAY. 57 Poultry Equipment; Dressing Plant; Farm Morrisville SUNDAY, 515 Estate; Real Estate Nashville Jericho SATURDAY, 521 Vehicle Auction State of VT, Montpelier SATURDAY, 528 Real Estate; Household; Antiques Williamstown Thomas Hirchak Co. RFD 3. Boa 2430. Morriavlllo, VT (802) 888-4662 1-800-634-SOLD THOMAS HIRCHAK A.

When "brand new" is too much for the budget, find "almost new" every day in Free Press Classified. Call Free Press Classified 658-3321 JOT FARM auction kjnsm Medical Center Hospital Burlington COLLINS, Dale and Mary Lou (Myers), Colchester, a son, April 20. ISAAC, Glenn and Liz, Milton, a daughter, April 17. LECLAIR, Thomas and Jody (Ploof), 2047 North a son, April 19. MANNA, Edward and Christina (Bugbee), Milton, a son, April 20.

MARCOTTE, Marcel and Dianne Devine), North Ferrisburg, a daughter, April 20. PARKER, Kevin and SUGGABY, Lynne, Burlington, a daughter, April 15. PIPER, Tim and Susan (Nicholas), Waterbury Center, a son, April 19. PLACE, Larry and NEWMAN-PLACE, Beth, 34 School a daughter, April 19. RIVERS, Richard L.

II and Wendy (Gonyo), 318 North a daughter, April 17. RULEONT, Robert and COCHONES, Pamela, 1 60 Pittsburgh a daugh Death Notices and MARY BLANCHE LAVALLEE I Mary Blanche laVallee, 80, of 34 Bilodeau Court, died Tuesday, April f-1 9, 1 988 at the Medical Center Hospital after a short illness. She was born in Burlington on July 11, 1 907, the daughter of Pierre and Alma (Godbout) Letourneau. Mary was a member of St. Joseph Parish, the Catholic Daughters, the Daughters of Isabella, the St.

Anne's Society at St. Joseph Church, the Confraternity of Mount Carmel, and the Confraternity of St. Joseph. She was a Red Cross Gray Lady volunteer at the peGoesbriand Hospital. She did a great deal of work with the poor.

Mary was predeceased by her husband. Dr. Raymond E. LaVallee on Jan. 19, 1984, after 52 years of mar-triage.

She is survived by three sons, and 'two daughters-in-law. Attorney Court-land and Annette LaVallee of Williamsville, N.Y., the Rev. Pierre A. LaVallee, pastor of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Vergennes, and 'Roderick P.

and Martha LaVallee of 'Cornwall on Hudson, N.Y.; two sisters, I Mrs. Oliver (Yvonne) White of Cocoa Beach, and Mrs. Charles (Lorraine) Durochia of Essex Center; four brothers, Romain Letourneau of Ben-pington, Armand Letourneau of Paul Letourneau of I Colchester, and D. Robert Letourneau (of Hampton, N.H.; eight grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by a sister, Adrienne Pillsbury, and two brothers, Gerard and Joseph Letourneau.

3 Funeral services will be held Friday .) 1 a.m. at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, with interment to follow in Old Mount Calvary Cemetery, Archibald $treet. Friends may call at the Boucher and Pritchard Funeral Home, 85 N. Winooski Ave.

today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Daughters of Isabella will meet tit 7:30 this evening at the funeral home for prayers. Contributions in Mary's memory, may be made to St. Joseph's Development Fund or to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Arrangements by Boucher and Pritchard Funeral Directors.

ERVIN E. BURT Ervin E. Burt, 68, of 669 Riverside Ave. died Wednesday, April 20, 1988, at the Fanny Allen Hospital. He was born Feb.

2, 1920, in North Harrland, the son of Fred and Jeanette (Sawyer) Burt. He was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran of World War II. Mr. Burt was later employed with the Burlington School Department as a custodian at H.O.

Wheeler School for many years. He leaves his wife of 43 years, the former Mary Sanderson; his daughter, Sharon Whitney of Burlington; six sons and spouses, Michael ana Marjorie of Georgia, Steve and Dawn of Colchester, Greg and Karhy of Colchester, Randy of San Diego, Craig of Burlington, and Jimmy and Vera of Burlington; 13 grandchildren; one great-granddaughter; two brothers, Edward of New Hampshire, and Herbert of Arizonia; several nieces, nephews and cousins. He was predeceased by his son, George in 1 970. Funeral services will be held Friday, 1 1 a.m. in the Salvation Army Hall on Main Street.

Interment will be in Milton Village Cemetery. Visiting hours will be today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at Elmwood-Meunier Funeral ome, 97 Elmwood Ave. Those who wish may send memorial contributions to the Salvation Army, 64 Main Burlington. EDWARD H. BURRINGTON HINESBURG Edward H.

Burring-ton, 40, of Hinesburg, died unexpectedly Wednesday, April 20, 1988, at the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont, He was born in St. Johnsbury, Jan. 4, 1948, the son of Norman and Winifred (Montgomery) Burrington. Cards of Thanks We wish to express our sincere thanks to friends, neighbors relatives for the many acts of kindness over the years. A special thanks to her faithful friends who visited her every week.

The family of Eva Rockwood. Professional Announcements FARM LIQUIDATION TUESDAY APRIL 26, 1988 11:00 a.m. LOCATION: 14 mile off Randolph Road on Fitzgerald Road, Morrisville, Vt. Watch for auction signs leaving Morrisville on Stowe Road. 76 MATURE HOLSTEINS 23 cows fresh, 16 dry and springing, 15 cows due July and August, balance in different lactations.

All cattle to be tested, pregnancy checked and innoculated prior to sale. This herd has cows with size and condition. Milking nearly 50 lbs. per cow per day. FARM EQUIPMENT Ford 7710 90 h.p.

diesel whydro loader (only 2184 hrsl Ford 7600 diesel (new motor last Ford 800 diesel, Ford 600 gas, 1979 7000 GMC dump truck, 1969 Int. 16 stub cab farm truck w18' body hoist, Gehl 600 harvestor w2-row corn grass head, 3 pth 5' Brillion seeder, 3 pth lime sower, 3 pth Spramotor 200 gal. sprayer, Nl side rake, NH 518 manure spreader, Ford 4-row ccorn planter, Ford 532 baler WT500 kicker, 2 steel framed kicker wagon, JD 14T baler, NH 489 9' haybine, 3 pth Ford side rake, Grimm gyro tedder, MF 10' transport disc harrows, 25,000 watt power generator, 24' hay elevator, 2 20" barn fans, 40 water bowls. Also selling 1982 800 gal. ss Girton bulk tank wauto washer, Universal 5 untt IV2" pipeline complete w5 h.p.

pump. CROPS Approx. 175 tons corn silage in pile, approx. 100 tons corn and haylage in bunker, 1500 to 2000 bales of hay. TERMS: Cash or Check Lunch by Mary's OWNERS: Merl Fair, Morrisville, Vt.

(802) 888-2691 SALE MANAGED BY: Roberts Auction Service, Newport, Vt. (802) 334-6258 C.C. Miller Morrisville, Vt. 888-3670 AUCTIONEERS: Marcel J. Roberts, Newport, Vt.

334-2638 or 334-8331 eve. Ron Wright, Derby, Vt. 766-5386 Funerals Held He attended the University of Vermont and graduated from Johnson State College in 1 986. He was married in Barre, Aug. 12, 1983, to Merilyn Fay Saucier.

Mr. Burrington was business manager with Richard Farnham Associates. He was a reporter for the Hinesburg Record and lister for the town of Hinesburg. He is survived by his wife, Merilyn; two stepsons, Geoffrey Saucier of Nashua, N.H., and Shawn Saucier, U.S. Navy, San Francisco, his mother, Mrs.

Winifred Burrington of Barre; three brothers, Norman of Burlington, Stephen of Barre, and Thomas of East Barre; four sisters, Mrs. Richard (Kathleen) Tucker of Nashua, N.H., Mrs. Peter (Jean) Hommell of East Barre, Mrs. Sherwood (Patricia) Carbee of Barre, and Mrs. Theo (Barbara) Hoppe of Worcester; and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the Ready Funeral Home, South Chapel. Interment will be in Woodmont Cemetery in East Burke at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Vermont Heart Association, P.O. Box 1 30, Shelburne 05482.

Visiting hours will be Friday from 7 p.m. until the time of the funeral, at the Ready Funeral Home, South Chapel, 261 Shelburne Road. CLIFTON PARKER MORRISVILLE Clifton Parker, 81, died Tuesday at the Medical Center Hospital in Burlington. He was born in Wolcott, Oct. 2, 1906, the son of H.

Alton and Katie (Goodrich) Parker. He graduated from Hardwick Academy. Mr. Parker then acted as a clerk for Judge Morse and at the office of James Campbell in St. Johnsbury.

Soon after passing his bar examination in 1 935, he became state's attorney and then practiced with Fred Fleetwood. He not only served the state of Vermont as state's attorney, but also as attorney general, as president of the Vermont Bar Association, and as a member of the Board of Bar Examiners for many years. Mr. Parker practiced general law in Morrisville, and later specialized in utility and rate contracting. He prepared these contracts for many public utility corporations.

He was admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court, the Interstate Commerce Commission, and the U.S. Supreme Court. Mr. Parker served his town for many years as a commissioner of the Water and Light Board, as town moderator and as town attorney.

He was a past member of the Morrisville Rotary Club and of the Wolcott Crystal Lodge. One of his hobbies that he enjoyed was that of being a ham radio operator. He belonged to the American Radio Relay League since his childhood. He also became a licensed pilot from the Coast Guard and skippered several boats from Lake Champlain to Florida. He was very fond of music, and played the piano, organ and accordion.

He enjoyed spinning marvelous stories about himself, others and most of the Vermont he obviously loved. Mr. Parker invented a navigational device secretly used by the U.S Navy in World War II. He also designed several radio communications systems for railroads. He is survived by his wife, Florence (Simmons) Parker; four daughters.

Dee Parker Myers of Concord, Mrs. William (Charlotte) Towne of Fairfield, Maine, Arlyn McNaney of Columbia, S.C., and Caroline Parker of Texas; two sons. Dr. Robert Parker of Rutland, and Bill Parker of Troy; 20 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the White-Fiess Funeral Home in Morrisville, Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m.

The family will be in attendance from 7 to 8 p.m. The family requests that donations be made to the Copley Hospital or the Morristown Rescue Squad, or the charity of your choice, in lieu of flowers. Funeral services will be held Friday in Morrisville at the Church of the Seventh Day Adventists with the Rev. Jack Barker officiating. The White-Feiss Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

FLORENCE HAZEL SYMONDS WOLCOTT Florence Hazel Sy-monds, 64, passed away at her home April 20, 1988. Born in Eden, April 17, 1924, she was the daughter of Charles and Catherine (Hutchins) Eldred. For the last six years, she and her husband had resided in Wolcott. Previously they had lived in Hardwick and East Elmore. Mrs.

Symonds attended the schools of Belvidere and Wolcctt and she had also attended the Wolcott United Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband, George Howard Symonds, whom she married in Morrisville Dec. 5, She is also survived by four daughters, Mamie LaClair of Belvidere, Gloria Jones of Manassas, Linda Bassett of Hardwick, and Lisa Richardson of Barre; 10 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday April 22 at 1 p.m. at the Wolcott United Methodist Church with Rev.

Albert Strobel officiating. The family will receive friends this evening from 7 to 9 at the Holcomb-des Grosielliers Funeral Home, Church Street, Hardwick. Interment will be in Taylor Cemetery, Wolcott. Contributions in Mrs. Symonds memory may be made to the Lamoille County Home Health, Morrisville 05661.

Arrangements are under the direction of John des Grosielliers, Holcomb-des Grosielliers Funeral Home, PROPOSED STATE REGULATIONS By law, public notice of proposed state rules must be given by publication in newspapers of record. The purpose of these notices is to give the public a chance to respond to the proposals. The law requires an agency to hold a public hearing on a proposed rule, if requested to do so in writing by 25 persons or an association having at least 25 members. To get a copy of a rule or to make suggestions to the agency, call or write the contact person listed below. You may also comment on the proposal by writing the Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules, State House, Montpelier, Vermont 05602 (828-2231).

ANFC STANDARDS UPDATE, ANFC, MEDICAID, GENERAL ASSISTANCE AND EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE CHANGES: BULLETIN 88-15 Vermont Proposed Rule: 88-P19 AGENCY: Human Services, Department of Social Welfare CONCISE SUMMARY: Updates basic need standards and maximum housing allowances to reflect cost-of-living increases during 1987; sets payment standard at 67.7 percent of the basic needs standard; provides for Medicaid coverage of pregnant women and infants under one year of age whose income does'nt exceed 185 percent of the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines; property tax rebates, rental rebates andor sales tax rebates shall not be counted as lump sum income unless the amount of the rebates exceeds the difference between the family's annualized basic need standard and its annualized ANFC grant and countable income; an applicantrecipient for ANFC cannot be denied benefits or have benefits terminated solely on the basis of being homeless; when the unmarried parent (s) of a common child applies for ANFC and that child is ineligible for ANFC, a portion of the parent's income is allocated for support of that child; allows 90 days rather than 30, from the date of a notice of decision to request a fair hearing; home ownership and rental maximums are being increased in the General Assistance and Emergency Assistance programs. TYPES OF PERSONS AFFECTED: ANFC, Medicaid, General Assistance and Emergency Assistance applicants and recipients; homeless families; pregnant women and infants; Department of Social Welfare. COMPLETE MILKING HERD BRED HEIFER DISPERSAL MONDAY, APRIL 25th 1 1 :00 A.M. At the Farm Charles Whitaker Coventry, Vt. Follow Auction Signs from Rt.

5 in Coventry Village 62 head of young cows and bred heifers selling. Averaging 70 lbs. per cow per day. The herd average to date is 17,218 3.8 630. BAA in type is 105.

Some of the sires represented are Bell, Tradition, Tony, Elevation, Enhancer, Valiant, Kirk Boy many others. The star of the herd is Shaws Bell Valiant Godiva VG-85 by Bell. She has a cow index 1384M 47 lbs. 47 lbs. p.

Her dam is a VG Valiant with over 19.000 3.9. Grand-dam Ex. Elevation with over 26,000. Godiva sells with embryo contract. One of the nicest young herds to sell this year.

Lots of milk behind them with functional type commercial production. If you need milk now or this fall be at this auction! Managed by Northest Kingdom Cattle Sales Jim Young Ray LeBlanc Barton, VT 802-525-4774, 802-525-6913 Butch Crack Auctioneer Charles Whitaker Owner, 802-754-8883 COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS: Increase In basic need standards and housing maximums in AImi-C represent or tne r-Y rjy ANMJ budget (federal and state fund). This represents a 3 percent increase for ANrU applicantsrecipients pending approval by the legislature. Providing Medicaid coverage to pregnant women and infants under one yar of age whose income is no greater than 185 percent of the poverty level is expected to cost $597,184 in federal and state dollars. Estimated cost of increasing home ownership and rental maximums in the General Assistance and Emergency Assistance programs to approximately the same level as the ANFC payment standard will be $41,000 In General Fund (state) dollars.

Other changes are primarily administrative in nature and as such their fiscal impact is negligible. SCHEDULED HEARING: Monday, May 9, 1988 at 1:30 PM in the Skylight Conference Room, State Office Complex, Waterbury, Vermont. DEADLINE FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS: May 16, 1988 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Kenaston Twitchell, Department of Social Welfare, 103 South Main Street, Waterbury, Vt 05676. Phone: (802) 241-2801. April 21, 1988 Drs.

Sally Stockwell and John Gallagher announce the departure of Dr. Mark Townsend as of June 1st and take great pleasure in announcing the association of George Till, MD, and Linda Goodman, Certified Nurse Midwife, in their practice of obstetrics and gynecology at Champlain O.B.-G.Y.N. in Essex Jet. Mrs. Goodman will begin seeing patients May 2nd; Dr.

Till, August 8th. Call 879-1802 for appointment. i Robert H. Ezerman, M.D., is pleased announce that Mary C. West, M.D., is joining his family and Preventative Medicine practice..