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23 THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1993 VERMONT DAY IN COURT MARK SASAHARA, Free Press A LITTLE LAUNDRY? Lisa Cook puts laundry into a dryer Thursday at the Gaslight Home Style Laundry on Marble Avenue. A manager at the Burlington laundry for four years, Cook often washes hundreds of pounds of laundry a day. Chittenden Circuit Feb. 11 Jay A. Rouelle, 31, Montpelier charged with embezzlement in Colchester on Sept.

pleaded guilty; sentence deferred for five years. Feb. 17 Clifford Livingston, 30, Burlington charged with delivery of cocaine in Burlington on Oct. 18; pleaded no contest to amended charge of possession of cocaine; fined $100, sentenced to six months, suspended, placed on probation. Ibraham Ulug, 33, South Burlington charged with simple assault, domestic, in South Burlington on Dec.

pleaded no contest; sentence deferred for two years. David C. Martin, 29, Shelburne charged with simple assault, domestic, in Shelburne on Dec. 13; pleaded no contest; sentence deferred for two years. Christopher S.

Grimard, 28, Burlington charged with DWI, first offense, in Burlington on March pleaded no contest; fined $160, sentenced to three to six months, suspended, placed on probation. Hanh H. Huynh, 20, Winooski charged with giving false information to a police officer in Burlington on Oct. 20; pleaded guilty; fined $50. Scott Bushway, 18, Burlington charged with unlawful trespass In Burlington on Dec.

24; dismissed by the court without prejudice. Meggan V. Sweeney, 20, Winooski charged with DWI, first offense, In Burlington on Dec. pleaded guilty; fined $200. Arthur Hayes Hendrickson, 19, Burlington charged with theft of services BURLINGTON THURSDAY 1:50 a.m.: Larceny of gas on Pine Street; verified.

6:03: Relief from abuse order served on North Street. 6:53: Burglary on Shelburne Road; nighttime, safe $200. 7:24: Stolen vehicle on Shelburne Road. 9:09: Relief-from-abuse order served on South Winooski Avenue. 9:33: Inspection sticker found on Riverside Avenue.

12:29 p.m.: Larceny at Clarke Street lot; Contel cellular phone, $100. 3:59: Shawn West, 21, cited with possession of contraband. Milton paper is hot off the press are working at the Milton Independent, which is backed by St. Albans Messenger owner Emerson Lynn and is scheduled to publish biweekly, beginning with Wednesday's first issue. "We're just a little behind this time because of the computers," Delaney said.

Computers from St. Albans didn't arrive at the new office at ST Plaza on Middle Road as early as expected, leaving the staff five days to put together the 1 6-page paper from scratch. "We worked all weekend, and people would just be popping in with offers of help," Delaney said. "One person even came in and gave us a dollar." Delaney, former editor of Milton Matters, says the new paper will have similar content to in Burlington on Sept. 28; dismissed by state.

Timothy Aaron Webster, 16, Charlotte charged with false pretense in Shelburne on Oct. dismissed by state. Livingston Howard, 20, Burlington charged with giving false information to a police officer in Burlington on Sept. 19; dismissed by state. Joseph Daniel Peterson, 19, Burlington charged with petty larceny in Burlington on Oct.

22; dismissed by state. Storey W. Buck, 48, Burlington charged with DWI, first offense, in Winooski on Oct. 22; dismissed by state. Douglas M.

Jewett, 32, Burlington charged with delivery of cocaine in Burlington on May 28, 1991; pleaded no contest; fined $100, sentenced to one to three years, suspended, placed on probation. Feb 18. Paula M. Charbonneau, 34, Burlington charged with petty larceny in Burlington on Jan. 19; pleaded innocent.

Gregory S. Pasha, 22, Colchester charged with DWI, first offense, in Essex on Jan. pleaded Innocent. Shane A. Burt, 17, Colchester charged with aggravated assault in South Burlington on Feb.

1 pleaded innocent. Donald E. Lay, 29, Burlington charged with two counts of violating conditions of release In Winooski on Feb. 1 pleaded innocent to both counts. Jay P.

Dashno, 20, Burlington charged with burglary in Burlington on Jan. pleaded Innocent. Thomas G. Albarelli, 29, Burlington charged with possession of marijuana in Burlington on Feb. 18; pleaded innocent; charged with sale of marijuana in Burlington on Feb.

18; pleaded innocent. POLICE LOG 3:59: Jeff Langervin, 21, cited with false personation. 4: Larceny on Booth Street. 5:44: Vandalism at Bank Street parking garage; $150. 7:26: Shoplifter on Shelburne Road; $3 package of cigarettes.

10:27: Stolen license plate on Peart Street. 10:38: Larceny from vehicle on Main Street. In addition, police responded to 35 motor vehicle incidents, 12 alarms, 12 accidents, nine suspicious circumstances, eight alarms, four trespasses, three noise disturbances, and 20 miscellaneous calls. HOSPITALS: BMH Brattleboro Memorial Hospital. Brattleboro; CV Central Vermont, Berlin; COP Copley.

Momsville; MCHV Medical Center Hospital of Vermont, Burlington; NWMC Northwestern Medical Center, St. Albans; PMC Porter Medical Center, Middlebury. DENSM0RE STONE COMPANY M-F8-5 Sal 10-3 Sun Eve by appt Eve Dubois, MEd February MONUMENT SALE s50 Off "Top Quality Service since 19 1459 Shelburne Road 863-3775 Vt 800-794-3705 Outdoor CLaiii OIIUW pm 9pm BIRTHS $108,000 for town hall Shelburne iLl Chittenden County Milton Matters, but the layout is different. In addition to the usual community news, Delaney would like to see the Independent give space to an expanded "Coming Events" section, enabling townspeople and community groups to advertise their activities for free. Delaney is a firm believer in the importance of community newspapers.

"People need to have the opportunity to know what's happening in their town," she said. "And they need to know they're recognized and important." Milton Matters and the Milton Independent would not be in competition, she added. "It's not going to be them against us. The past is all behind now. They'll do their thing, and we'll do ours." $250,000, but the cost has been closer to $280,000, he said.

Stephens said private contributions can be collected to cover additional costs. Dutton said the extra cost is because of low preliminary estimates for the work. She said the town is in need of a large meeting room with a good sound system for town boards. Lawrence, 47, is a real estate agent and has been on the PTO board for eight years. She teaches religious education at St.

Catherine's Church. Errecart, 42, is a vice president at Macro International a research company, and has been on the board for seven years. Lawrence said she is interested in some changes, including an increase in student homework and a more easily understood grading system. Errecart said he would like to follow through on some of the programs that have been approved, including consolidation of grades kindergarten through eight at the middle school site. Errecart also serves as chairman of the Chittenden South School Board.

PAID NOTICES and Funerals Held FRED S. BRYNN Fred S. Brynn, 87, died Friday, Feb. 19, 1993. in the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont.

He was born in Pittsburgh, dan. 28, 1906, the son of the late Soeren and Agnes (Bruggerman) Brynn. He worked in the Pittsburgh plant of the Ford Motor Co. and then became an agent for National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont in Its Pittsburgh agency.

He transferred to Montpelier, Feb. 1, 1931, to work in the agency department of National Life as agency supervisor. Mr. Brynn was married in Springfield, April 19, 1934, to the former Marie Helen Burr, who predeceased him Aug. 3, 1983.

In 1941, then-Gov. William Wills appointed him the Vermont Administrator of the United States Office of Price Control Administration. In 1943, he became National Life General Agent for Vermont. In 953, he and his family moved to Burlington. Upon his retirement Jan.

31, 1971, he became a volunteer counselor for SCORE Service Corps of Retired Executives. He was a member of Christ the King parish, Rotary Club, Ethan Allen Club, Burlington Country Club, and SCORE. He was a former trustee of Bishop ueGoes-briand Hospital, and, after the merger, the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont. He was past president of National Life General Agents Association, Vermont State Association of Life Underwriters, and Greater Vermont Association, now the State Chamber of Commerce. He is survived bv four daugh ters, Mary Jane Molthen and her husband, Fred, of Virginia, Sally Hogan and her husband, Walter, of New Hampshire, Susan Lamb of New Hampshire, and Nancy Fitzgerald and her husband, Marty, of Burlington; one son, F.

Peter Brynn and his wife, Sue, of Shel-burne; 20 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; one brother, Soeren of Pennsylvania; and nieces, nephews and cousins. He ivas predeceased by one sister, B. House, and one brother, Walter B. Brynn. A Mass of Christian Burial will pe celebrated Monday at a time to be announced in Sunday's Free Press in Christ the King Roman Catholic Church.

Interment will follow in Resurrection Park Cemetery in South Burlington. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Visiting Nurse Association, 284 East Burlington, Vt. 05401, or one's favorite charity. Visiting hours will be Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. in Ready Funeral Home, South Chapel, 261 Shelburne Road, Burlington.

ARMAND ROSSETTI MILTON Memorial contributions in Armand Rossetti's mem-pry may be made for Masses to be offered in his memory in care pi Padre Jiulio Rossetti, Convento San Francisco, Manduria (TA) )taly, 74024. Funerals Held COLCHESTER LeCLAIR, Helen C. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Friday, Feb. 1993, at 11 a.m. in Our Lady of Grace Roman Catholic Church by the Rev.

Brian Mead. Interment followed in New Mount Calvary fcemetery in Burlington with Fa-Jher Mead offering committal prayers. Bearers were Todd and Jeff J-lowlan, Michael LeClair, Matthew oros, Butch Butchino, and Scott Jorenzo. Arrangements were by LaVigne Funeral Home In Winoos-H In Memoriam Dear Mom, It's been one year since you left, yet the memories of our years together remain au ve biiu gu vug. face of adversity and it makes us your love and it Cakes us warm, remember your many gifts and Jve are grateful.

And mostly, we remember your spirit and we are proud. With love, Sandy, Debbie, Brenda, Don, Rhonda, Sheila, Darren t. Professional Announcements LAKESIDE PHARMACY Will be relocating to 242 Pearl Burlington as of March 1, 1993. Plenty of Free Parking. 862-1491 Death Notices Vr Mj on Town budget 1993 (proposed) $2,253,528 1992 $2,275,883 School budget 1993 (proposed) $5,208,956 1992 $4,978,108 Tax rates 1992 Town School Feb.

14 BERNSTEIN, Kerry and Denise (Mun-son), Underhill, a son, MCHV. DUTCHER, Mickey and Christina (Thinevold), Burlington, a son, Zachary MacLean, MCHV. FYLES, Mark and Robin (Earle), St. Albans, a daughter, Amanda Lynne, MCHV. OSBORNE, Bryan and Jean (Learned), Colchester, a son, MCHV.

ROGERS, Stephen, and AUGER, Kathleen, Richmond, a daughter, MCHV. WARD, Tim and Beth (Manley), Essex Junction, a son, Joshua Alan, MCHV. Feb. 15 GAGE, William and Jackie (Sherman), Burlington, a daughter, Blair Alexandra, MCHV. HANSEN, David and Carolyn (Hickman), Berlin, a son, Joshua David, MCHV.

HO, Seng, and NG0R, Hyein, Burlington, a daughter, Julie, MCHV. WILDASIN, Greg, and STEADY, Carrie, Ferrisburgh, a daughter, Kelsey Elizabeth, MCHV. Feb. 16 MacFADYEN, Charles and Sally (Luby), Burlington, a son, Brian, MCHV. VT's RV ByEveThorsen Free Press Correspondent MILTON There's no shortage of community news in Milton with the publishing debut of The Milton Independent this week.

Editor Lynn Delaney said 4,200 copies were headed to households in the area Thursday; the paper also is available in Colchester and Georgia and in drop-off points such as supermarkets and schools. The paper has been produced as an alternative to the town-funded Milton Matters, following the resignation of the staff in December. The resignations stemmed from a dispute over the board of directors' decision to allow prepublication review. Many of those staff members Bond seeks By Mike Donoghue Free Press Staff Writer SHELBURNE Election contests for selectman and school director highlight the 1993 town meeting. Voters also will be asked March 2 whether to approve a bond for up to $108,000 to pay for improvements to the historic town hall and to allocate 1 5,000 for the purchase of open lands.

Selectwoman Ann Dutton is being challenged for re-election to a three-year term by John Stephens. School Director Michael Errecart faces Elaine Lawrence for a three-year seat on the board. The proposed $5.2 million school budget could increase the tax rate of 91 cents per $100 of assessed value an additional 4 cents per $100 value, School Board Chairman Pam Pierce said. The school tax rate was $1.15, but when the town completed its reappraisal, the rate was reduced to 91 cents, she said. The town's $2.25 million proposed budget would not require an increase in the tax rate of 32 cents per $100 of assessed value, interim town manager BURLINGTON FIRE RESCUE LOG THURSDAY 10:31 a.m.: Man unconscious on Starr Farm Road; medical assist, transported.

10:49: Car accident with pedestrian Shelburne Road; medical assist. 4:27 p.m.: Fever on Pine Street; medical assist, transported. 4:40: Neck injury at Burlington High School; medical assist, transported. 4:43: Person with diabetes on Ferguson Avenue; medical assist, transported. 4:54: Man fell on Champlain Street; medical assist, transported.

5:02: Radio box alarm on South Prospect Street; unintentional. 9:18: Smoke on Intervale Road. 10:05: Radio box alarm on Colchester Avenue; faulty detector. 10:27: Smoke on Adams Street; kitchen fire. FRIDAY Garage Are on Howard 12:41 Street.

DEATHS BRYNN, Fred 87, Burlington; worked for National Lite Insurance retiring In 1971. AtoZ Rare Coin Brokers Don't Scrap your Coins! Consult the Experts 425-4107 James Warden said. Two special ballot items, however, could increase it a total of 1 cent on $100 of property value. Stephens, 74, has served on several town boards and positions, including for more than 30 years on the Fire District 2 board. Dutton, 43, works part time in the production department for the Shelburne News, a weekly community newspaper, and is a math tutor.

Stephens said he does not support the special ballot items for the restoration of the old town hall because the selectmen overspent the initial part of the project. Voters approved Recreation Show Sheraton Conference Center 870 Williston Burlington, VT VT's Premier fn ana 355 lnlAAi IIIUUUI February 19th 3-9 20th 9am f-LH 21st 10am-5 pm Admission Adults $3.00 Family 'Family Includes: 2 Adults and up to 4 children RSHIP DIRECTORY SAM SAYS TO THE PEOPLE OF WILLISTON "Town officials are still trying to close us down." Public meeting 7:15 P.M. Thursday, February 25th, Town Hall Even though hundreds of you petitioned to keep Sam's in Williston, the Town is still pushing in court to close us down. The case has already cost Sam's and you, the townspeople of Willis-ton, thousands of dollars with more being added each week. The selectbcard will hold another to kii puulk cuu-ments at 7:15 P.M.

Thursday, February 25th at the Town Hall. After that meeting they will decide whether or not to adopt the zoning amendments you originally approved and petitioned for, which would allow us to stay in Williston. Sam's is a locally owned business which tries to be a good neighbor, support the town, and provide a service that people want. Now, we need you, the townspeople of Williston, to come to this meeting and let the selectboard know that you want us to stay. Bob and Jon will be at the meeting to carry on that commitment.

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