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The Burlington Free Press Thursday, February 10, 2005 5B Death Notices paid Notices VOTE: Parties disagree anyone might cud being a voter on Election Day. I really hope you do it." Contact Nancy Remsen at 229-9141 or ignore people who aren't registered. Allowing last-minute registration, he said, "would make candidates have to appeal to everyone all the time because In Memoriam att on same-day registration I Continued from Page IB list of voters to see if an applicant were registered elsewhere in the state. Barnett also suggested federal voting law might make it difficult to carry out same-day registration in federal elections. He argued the law would require clerks to immediately enter the names of new voters into a statewide database of voters before they could be handed ballots and allowed to vote.

Terry Bouricius, a policy analyst for a national organization called FairVote The Center for Voting and Democracy and a former Progressive Party legislator, offered a more radical suggestion. Why not eliminate voter registration altogether? North Dakota has no registration, Bouricius said. "People go to the polls, show identification and vote." Contrary to Barnett's contention, Bouricius argued that allowing voter registration on Election Day would neither increase nor decrease the opportunities for voter fraud. The same opportunities exist under the current system, he said. One could register in more than one town, because clerks have no way to compare their lists.

One could vote in more than one state. One could assume more than one identity. "There is nothing under the current system that suppresses fraud," Bouricius said. "There is no signature check, no identification check." He told the committee, "If you are concerned about fraud, deal with that." Bouricius said the current registration deadline affects how candidates campaign. It means candidates are free to Nordic Spas Have Been Chosen Among the "5 Best Spas in the World" by Robb Report Stop in see the many Nordic models available! it.

IN LOVING MEMORY KEITH R. BUSHEY 52835-21003 I thought of you with love today, I thought about you yesterday and day before that too. I thought of you in silence, I often speak your name, Now all I have is memory and your picture is a frame. Your memory is my keepsake, with which will never part. Your loving wife Margaret (Peggy) Mophead Bongo In Brief Burlington's Most Romantic Restaurant REP0S, CONSIGNMENTS, DEALER TRADES Thomas Hirchak Co.

Auction Facility 131 Dorset Lane, Wiiliston. Exit 12 off I-89. 2A N. 2.3 mi. Left onto J.

Brown Dr. left onto Dorset Ln. Cfiii i In loving memory of ROBERT D. KILBURN II 021060 -112198 It eases our pain to know you're not gone far in our hearts you linger on. Your smile your laugh your special ways comfort us from day to day.

In your beautifulface that we can see when we're in need of your company. And in time we hope to find peace in remembering. Love your family In memory of KEITH BUSHEY My friend, my hero, But most Important My Dad 52835 21003 Forever on my mind and forever in my heart. Love, your first born and the Olman CARD OF THANKS Perhaps you sent a lovely card, Or sat quietly in a chair. Perhaps you sent a funeral spray, If so we saw it there.

Perhaps you spoke the kindest words, As any friend could say; Perhaps you were not there at all, Just thought of us that day. Whatever you did to console our hearts, We thank you so much whatever the part. Thank you from the family of Patricia Ann Rondeau and special thanks to Drs. Grunberg, Wallace, and Wong; the Oncology staff at FAHC; Kim Fox at VNA; and Annick Pyfferoen at Champlain Valley Agency on Aging for all of your help. 130 VEHICLES More coming Partial list, sufaiect to change.

m- Open to the public! Consign through noon, February 11. Find the complete list on our website, Friday, 4:30 p.m. Vehicle Auction Schedule: February i rv 97 Chevy Cavalier 96 Dodge Caravan 96 Plym. Voyager 96 Jeep Cherokee 96 Dodge Ram P-up 2500 nl Plow 94 GMC Sonoma vx)me 10 Kauiines 04 MINI SUPER ik CHOPPER V4 04 Chevy Cavalier 01 Dodge Stratus 01 Ford Windslar 00 Dodge Durango 99 Kia Sportage 98 Dodge Dakota 4x4 98 Ford Explorer 97 Dodge Dakota 4x4 97 Jeep Cherokee 97 Honda Civic 12, March 12, 92 Dodge Caravan 90 Jeep Wagoneer SPECIAL 90 Toyota Pickup INTEREST XCab4x4 01 Chevy 3500 90 Volvo Wagon 12' Cube Van for Valentines Dinner VlunJrjij, February I4lh A 4pij Special, Pomanfic Menu ktsftpvjlions pequesftd. Rutland filmmaker sues over German revenues RUTLAND A local filmmaker is suing an overseas company that he says never paid him nearly $1 million for money his films earned in German-speaking countries.

Edgewood Studios, headed by David Giancola and based in Rutland, sued over three movies it has made, "The Newcomers," "Peril," and "Radical Jack." The seven-page lawsuit was filed late last month in Rutland Superior Court, although the British defendants want it to be heard in federal court. Edgewood opposes that. "I want these people from Great Britain to come over here to explain to a Rutland County jury why they are screwing a Rutland County business out of money," said Sigismund Wysol-merski, a Rutland attorney representing Edgewood. The lawsuit claims breach of contract and breach of fiduciary responsibility. No hearing date has been set in federal court.

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New Items Arriving Daily! Hours: Mon Sat 10 5 Sunday 11-4 Upstairs from Mason Bros. Salvage 11 Maple Street, Rte 117 Essex Junction, Vermont 802-878-6167 QifiBox Antiques grips; Ruger Buckeye 10mm38-40 ltd. ed: BYF 42 Luger 08; 1917 Colt .25 semi; Colt siiuu nuse uetecuve so so. l.oii roiice rosuive ivamuu u.o wextras; Waffenfabrik Mauser 6.5mm; 1882 revolver; other HelpUSsll NORTH STAR REALTY 864-0666 revo vers: Midd Eastern int ock Disto other int ock oisto as found. 1896 revolver; Marlin xxx 1872 Hopkins Allen Ranner Nn.

2 1872: Hnnkins ft Allen XL 30 lonn: Rvans New 3424 Rootevell Highway, RIcs. 2A ft 2, Colchester, VT 802-879-2900 Mooei Napoiean menor d.jd mm Belgium pistoi; 4 young American revolvers Hood Firearm's Co. Baby Hammerless .22 short; Blue Jacket No. 1 .22 short; FURNITURE: 3 door over 2 drawer inlaid walnut gun cabinet; 48" oak roll top desk: c-1920 Adirondack 2 drawer desk: sm. oak ice box: Adirondack twia stand: 48" We Sell Homes Hpnnloiuhito ti I tahlO' Miccinn arm rhair 7' hnniiarl honrh- rhilrtc min 9 Hraiuar rnttano U.I.

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one aon tssex. Vt. bluebill; Phillip Gregory Vt. Canada goose; Frank Flnley dove decoy; Miss, black; L. Hahn III.

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ACCESSORIES: Larae 6x6 bull elk mount: nice caribou mount; 3 good mule deer mounts: E.I. DuDont oowder tin with staa: hand foroed bear Iran: 28" wooden shiDS model NowthniFeb.201ti 20 OFF in orig. paint; other ship model; early African spearsword wcarved lions head French engraving on blade "Death To early European hunting sword: older Japanese Samurai sword: 18th c. iron spear heads; 2 H.M. Quackenbush 1886 chrome plated air rifles incl.

1 wfitted case; 29" oak table top country store display case; several tribal spears, bows, axe shield; Golden Eagle LH compound oow waccessories; Robin Hood powder keg; early painted ice fishing sled; ice fishing spear; "Yellowstone Special" bamboo fly rnn- tarUo hnv uliirpc- I Tlivnn R. Qnnc omnnccod namp nnwirlpr hnrn1 chnt flackQ' I Winter gloves mittens Champlain fish decoy; iolk art carvings: Herters long bow; box old cartridges; 4 boxes Romas black powder shotgun shells; fox hunting books; bronze elk lamp; sev. pr. snow shoes; Civil War era saddle blanket; early side saddles McLellan saddle: pronghorn mount; albino raccoon mount; shooting jacket: case Remington shooting gallery ammo; hunting knives; WW II era aluminum skis; advertising: sap buckets: ice saws: mule whirly- PROPOSED STATE RULES By law, public notice of proposed 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 public notices for administrative rules are now also available online at 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 make special arrangements for individuals with disabilities or special needs, please call or write the contact person listed below as soon as possible. To get a copy of a rule or 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 DOG, CAT AND WOLF-HYBRID SPAYING AND NEUTERING PROGRAM AND FUND RULES Vermont Proposed Rule: 05P005 AGENCY: Dept. of Agriculture, Food Markets CONCISE SUMMARY: This rule will implement the new spayneuter program for dogs and cats of persons with low incomes.

The program will subsidize the costs of having dogs and cats spayed or neutered. Persons voluntarily taking advantage of the program will pay a $10.00 co-pay. The procedures will be performed by licensed veterinarians who choose to participate in the program. The goal of the program is to reduce the number of unwanted dogs and cats in Vermont. The veterinarians will be paid from a state fund which was established on July 1, 2004 for this purpose.

The fund is financed by a $2.00 dog license fee surcharge collected annually by the municipalities. Veterinarians will be reimbursed based on a fee schedule established by the Agency. TYPE OF PERSONS AFFECTED: Agency of Agriculture, veterinarians, town clerks, Office of the State Treasurer, dog licensees, persons of low income who own dogs and cats. COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS: Dog and cats owners of low income who choose to participate in the program will have to pay a $10.00 co-pay for each animal. Veterinarians who choose to participate in the program will receive reimbursement payments based on data submitted monthly to the Agency.

The amount of reimbursement will be a sum not to exceed 20 of the statewide average for each covered particular procedure which amount will be established yearly by the Agency. The rule authorizes the Agency to enter into a contract with a person to administer the program. Vermont law was amended effective July 1 2004 to require all dog owners who license their dog with their municipality to fund the program. It is anticipated that reducing the number of unwanted dogs and cats in Vermont will, among other thing, reduce the costs associated with caring for unwanted pets. SCHEDULED HEARINGS: March 8, 2005, 1:00 p.m., 2nd Floor Conference Room, Agency of Agriculture, 116 State Street, Montpelier, Vermont DEADLINE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT: March 18, 2005.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Dr. Kerry Rood, DVM, State Veterinarian, Agency of Agriculture, 116 State Street, Montpelier, VT 05609, (802) 828-2421. ig; Simmons telescope; mountea pneasant; toik art wooaen carveo nsn mount: oecoy pun hi- 1P. nlactpr panlpc inrl tahlp ton ft enrpari uuinn hv P.hanman Mfn Cn WIMr.HFsTFR MEMORABILIA: 25 "x38" Winchester-Western adverfisino ooster bv Pursell of hunter cot tontail; 25 x38" Winchester Western poster by Woods of leaping stag: 1954 Olin Winchester Advertising print of Duck Camp: 1954 Olin print of deer hunters; early Winchester ephemera incl. 1 91 7 letter head; Winchester bamooo fly rod; Win.

fly reel. Win. pocket knives; 2 Win flashlights; Win. ice skates: rare Win. tennis racket: Win.

wood plane; Win. bullet molds; Win. meat grinder; Win. cutlery; Win bullet belt; Win. bullet salesman sample.

Win. cleaning supplies; Winchester reference books. SPORTING ART: engraving "Lining Up" by Churchill Ettinger; engraving I Depot Home Three Ma ards bv J.W. Knao: 8x7 enoravino Ma aids in ioht dv Hans eiber: 2 hc comical sporting engravings oyO'Keene 'tlown on Tow" "Sausage 3 Ferring fox hunting engravings The Meet," "The Death," "Full sm. Audubon engraving "Snow Geese' 22 "x30" wc "Partridge Hunting" by Robt.

Popick; Chandler type pastel ofhanging fish; 15 framed duck stamp prints incl Vt. 1986, several D.U. ltd. ed. prints by various artists incl.

Maas. Dumas, Plasscent, Kuoba. Adamson, others; 1930s era print "Unwelcome Visitors" by Hintermeister; other vintage prints incl. "Daybreak The Hunt is 19.33 caribou huntinn nrint: Genrne Snervante mark duck enaravinn nheasant bob- SAKS unfinished furniture white quail prints by Willis: Franklin Mint artist signed Ig color prints: Frank McCarthy "The naiaers Hoy owanson Lime bin joe huiz branaee ueatn to Long tvnives James Rpvmnlric "Nnnn Bookcases Plus WWI II POSTERS: Christie "Fight or Buy "I Want You for the "Americans (2) James MontgomeryFlagg "Together We "Boys Girls" (wUncle Sam); (5) Hibbard Cline "Teamwork 12) Sheridan "Rivets Are (2) Haskell Coffin "Joan of (3) Fred Hoertz "Build Another Leyendecker Boy Scouts of America "Weapons for (2) Jos Pennell "That Liberty Shall Not Gerrit Beneker "Sure well Finish The Job'; Ellsworth Young "Remember Dawey "3 VERMONT WATER QUALITY STANDARDS 2004 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS Vermont Proposed Rule: 05P003 AGENCY: Vermont Water Resources Board FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Kristina L. Bielenberg, Vermont Water Resources Board, National Life Records Center Building, Drawer 20, Montpelier, VT 05620-3201, (802) 828-5443.

Aspen Pine Oak Ash Maple Wanted 500 Bakers Armv bins transport looacco Fund uur Bovs Need tne Makings 111 WWII incl. Navy carrier "Navy "Fight Lets Army Air Corps "West Point of the Air Flying 4 French travel posters by Desnoyer, Roland DuCot. Jean Garcia; more; ALL ITEMS SOLD UNRESERVED AND AS IS WITH NO IMPLIED OR EXPRESSED WARRANTY Birch Parawood ALL FIREARMS SOLD IN ACCORDANCE TO ATF REGULATIONS AM A- DUANE MERRILL COMPANY auctioneers appraisers STORMWATER MANAGEMENT RULE Vermont Proposed Rule: 05P004 AGENCY: Natural Resources, Environmental Cons. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Pete LaFlamme, Stormwater Management Section, Water Quality Division, Department of Environmental Conservation, 103 South Main Street, Waterbury, Vermont 05671, (802) 241-3765. Specializing In Estate Antique Auctions.

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