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RUTLAND DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1986 6 in Newport, N.H., the daughter of Bert and Ida (Channel) Eddy. She attended schools in Claremont, N.H., and she made her home in Springfield for more than 18 years. She had made her home in Weathersfield for the past six years. She was employed at the Mack Molding Co. in Proc-torsville and was a member of the Women of tl)e Moose Lodge No.

679 in Springfield. Survivors include her husband, James L. Pellerin, whom she mar- Carol J. Pellerin WEATHERSFIELD A funeral service for Carol J. Pellerip, 40, who died Tuesday at the Swedish Medical Center in Seattle, will be held Saturday at 10 a.m.

in the Davis Memorial Chapel in Springfield. The Rev. Floyd McIntyre, pastor of the North Springfield Advent Christian Church, will officiate. Burial will follow in the Weathersfield Bow Cemetery. Mrs.

Pellerin was born May 4, 1946 Museum to Open SHELBURNE The 45-acre Shelburne Museum, near Burlington, Opens for the warm weather season May 17 and will host visitors daily through Oct. 19. Set in a beautiful park-like setting of apple trees, lilacs, roses and formal gardens, Shelburnes 37 exhibit buildings house a vast collection of collections admired by nearly four million visitors since the museum opened in 1947. Shelburnes folk art collections Womens Network The Rutland County Battered Womens Network has a variety of new services and support groups available to all women in Rutland County. A trained counselor is available to discuss goals for employment or educational needs Monday through Friday from 9 to 11 a.m.

A welfare advocate is at the shelter to explain and assist with applications for Department of Social Welfare benefits and programs. If possible, an appointment should be made in advance for either of these services. Ongoing support groups are held at Herstory House every Monday from 7 to 9 p.m., Wednesday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Anna Thompson EAST ARLINGTON Anna Thompson, 79, died Thursday morn-: ing at the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington following a brief illness. Mrs.

Thompson was born in Wilmington on June 22, 1906, daughter of William and Lillian (Paro) Houghton. A resident of Arlington for most of her life, she had been an employee of Mack Molding Co. in Arlington for many years. She was a member of the Federated Church of East Arlington. Survivors include her husband, Edward R.

Thompson of East Arlington, whom she married on Jan. 1, 1925, in Manchester; two grandsons, Dr. Thomas E. Macksey of Bennington -and John T. Macksey of East Arl-.

ington; two granddaughters, Mrs. Paul (Barbara) M. Annetts of Mor-risville and Jean M. Macksey of Arlington; and two great-grandsons. A daughter, Marjorie T.

Macksey, and a brother, William Houghton, predeceased her. A funeral service will be held Satur- day at 1:30 p.m. at the Federated Church of East Arlington with the Rev. Joan N. O'Gorman, pastor, of- ficiating.

A graveside service will follow at the Evergreen Cemetery in Arlington. Friends may call at the Hanson-. Walbridge Funeral Home in Arlington on Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Arlington Rescue Squad in care of the funeral home, Box 1210, Arlington 05250. Maurice R.

McGinn LONDONDERRY Aprlvate memorial service for Maurice; Roy McGinn, 65, who died Tuesday at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Hanover, N.H.; will be conducted at the convenience of the family at a later date by request of the deceased. Mr. McGinn was born Nov 18, 1920, in Peru, son of Roy and Lilia (Chadwick) McGinn. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Robert P. Shepardson American Legion Post in Londonderry.

He was well known in the residential construction business from 1959 to 1981. He was a former selectman of Londonderry and was a member of the West River Lodge 57, He is survived by his wife, the former Barbara Landman, whom he married June 19, 1944, in Springfield; a son, Richard McGinn; two daughters, Patricia Ann Stone of Gilroy, and Kathleen Alice Ainsworth of Norman, a brother, William McGinn of Londonderry; two sisters, Maude Mathews of Londonderry and Eunice Jensen of Silver Springs, three grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. The Adams Funeral Home of Chester is in charge of Lillian R. Hamor A memorial service for Lillian R. Hamor, 77, of 98 North Street Extension, who died Wednesday evening at Beverly Manor Convalescent Center, will be held Thursday in the First Baptist Church, Frazer Avenue, Coll-ingswood, N.J.

Mrs. Hamor was born July 8. 1908, in Collingswood, daughter of William and Katie (Sawyer) Rogers. She was a resident of New Jersey for most of her life before moving to Rutland in 1982. A 1927 graduate of Glassboro (N.J.) State College, she was a member of Alpha Theta Phi Sorority.

She was a teacher in the Camden city school system in New Jersey for 40 years. Survivors include her husband, Charles D. Hamor of Pennsauken, N.J.; a daughter, Nancy H. Evans of Rutland; five sisters, a brother and three grandchildren. There will be no calling hours.

Memorial contributions, in lieu of flowers, may be made to the American Red Cross, 233 S. Main Rutland, 05701. The Clifford Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Grace O. Duffy Grace O'Donnell Duffy, 82, of Pond Meadow Park died Thursday morning at the Beverly Manor Convalescent Center.

Mrs. Duffy was born Jan. 23, 1904, in New York City, daughter of Joseph and Mary (Spellman) ODonnell. She was employed by the U.S. Postal Service in Elizabethtown, N.Y for 35 years, retiring in 1967.

She was married to Frank Duffy in 1969. She was a member of Christ the King Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Leo (Mary Jane) Smith of St. Albans and Mrs.

William (Joanne) Grace of North Canton, 11 grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren. A funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Christ the King Church. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery. There will be no calling hours.

Memorial contributions may be made to ones favorite charity. The Clifford Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Rae M. Cook BURLINGTON Rae Marie Cook, 26, a resident of 74 Hillside Terrace in Burlington for the last four years, died early Thursday morning at the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont in Burlington. Miss Cook was born in Northfield on May 10, 1960, daughter of Richard and Lily (Hardaker) Cook.

Survivors include her parents of East Granville; three brothers, Michael Cook of Jericho, Timothy Cook of East Granville and Lonnie Cook of Burlington; two sisters, Robin Reed of Northfield and Patsy Cook of San Antonio, Texas; and her maternal grandfather, Joe Hardaker of Ona, Fla. A funeral service will be held at the convenience of the family. Burial will be in the Maple Hill Cemetery in Washington. There will be no calling hours. The Day Funeral of Randolph is in charge of arrangements.

ried on Oct. 3, 1963, in Claremont, N.H.; a son, James E. Pellerin of Weathersfield; a. daughter, Jamie L. Kesek of Springfield; four brothers, Marlin Eddy of Raymond, N.H., Charles Eddy of Manchester, Allen Eddy of Morrison, Bert Eddy Jr.

of Claremont; three sisters, Janice Nelson of Claremont, Linda Willey of Reading, and Grace Cam-poli of Vero Beach, a grandson and many neices and nephews. Friends may call at the Davis Memorial Chapel in Springfield on Friday from 7-9 p.m. Donations may be made to the Vermont Division of the American Cancer Society, Drawer Montpelier, Vt. 05602. Theresa L.

Walker BENNINGTON A memorial Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Francis de Sales Church for Theresa (Litster) Walker of Manlius, N.Y., formerly of Bennington, who died Jan. 13 at the Community General Hospital in Syracuse, N.Y. The Rev.

David Walker, a brother-in-law, will officiate. A committal service will follow in Park Lawn Cemetery. The Mahar and Son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Dorcas S. Carrier LEICESTER A memorial and committal service for Dorcas Somers Carrier, 87, who died Dec! 30, 1985, will be held at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Evergreen Cemetery in Pittsford. The Rev. Rick McDonnell, pastor of the Pittsford Congregational Church, will officiate. The Barnard Funeral Home in Pittsford is in charge of arrangements. Mae H.

Sprague RANDOLPH Mae H. Sprague, wife of the late George K. Sprague died Thursday at her home after a short illness. Arrangements are pending at the Day Funeral Home in Randolph. Viola E.

Bourn DAN BY A committal service for Viola E. Bourn, 41, who died Dec. 15 at Rutland Regional Medical Center, was held Saturday in Scottsville Cemetery. The Rev. Lester Tufts officiated.

Ralph W. Landon PROCTOR Ralph William Landon, 74, of Proctor died Thursday afternoon at a Rutland nursing home after a long illness. He was born Nov. 9, 1911, in Florence, son of Henry and Hattie (Howland) Landon. A farmer in this area until 1960, he subsequently went to work for the Vermont Marble now OMYA retiring in 1976.

Mr. Landons wife, Nina Holden Landon, died in 1982. He is survived by a daughter Alice M. Baker of South Burlington; a sister, Iva OConnor of West Rutland; a brother, Carl Landon of Proctor; two grandchildren, a great-grandson, and several nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be held at 12:30 p.m.

Saturday at the Barnard Funeral Home in Pittsford. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery in Pittsford. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral hpme. Around Vermont Police Search For Walden Man ST.

JOHNSBURY (AP) -State police continued their search Thursday for a Walden man missing since May 6. A state police spokesman in St. Johnsbury said Russ Bovit, 30, whose address was listed as the Last Resort Farm in Walden, had not been seen for nine days. Police were searching the area and asking for anyone who knew of Bovits whereabouts to contact State Police at St. Johnsbury.

Bovit, originally from Summit, N.J., was described as a white male, 6 feet tall, 160 pounds, with blue eyes and dark brown, greying hair. Kunin Heading For Vacation Vermont Press Bureau MONTPELIER Gov. Madeleine M. Kuni will take a two-week vacation beginning Monday, Mary George, who schedules the governors appointments, said Wednesday. Kunin will leave Vermont Friday evening to attend the wedding of a friend in New York, George said, then fly out of New York City Monday to begin her vacation in Hawaii.

''The governor will return to the state the evening of May 29, George said. Snelling Outlines Stand on Draft MONTPELIER (AP) U.S. Senate candidate Richard Snelling, who on Monday called for universal military training, said in a statement Wednesday that such training would not have to be military in nature. In a released statement, a Snelling aide said options for universal service should include environmental cleanup and social and youth services. On Monday, Snelling said the United States should have a military program modeled after the one in Switzerland.

In that country, all 18-year-old men are required to undergo 18 weeks of intensive military training with annual, three-week refresher courses until the men turn 30. Snelling had offered the proposal during a press conferehce on U.S. defense. Search Is On For Manager MONTPELIER The Montpelier City Council Thursday began making plans to find a replacement for City Manager John MacLean, who announced Wednesday he was leaving his post at the end of June to become chief municipal administrator of Venice, Fla. In a closed-door session at Wednesdays City Council meeting, aldermen and Mayor Sally Rice set a salary range and made plans to start advertising immediately for a new city manager.

Its a long, drawn-out process trying to get a replacement, Council President Frederick H. Skeels said. If we have a city manager by Sept. 1, I'd consider it good, he said. June 27 will be MacLeans last day on the job.

Barre Town Has New Manager BARRE TOWN Nathaniel Tupper, 28, of Livermore Falls, Maine, has been chosen to replace Paul McGinley as Barre Town's top administrative officer, Selectman Richard N. Jensen said Thursday. Jensen, the chairman of the town board, said Tupper who is currently serving as town manager in the small Maine community of Livermore Falls will begin as Barre Town manager on June 18. Were looking forward to having him on board, Jensen said. He was by far the most qualified candidate we had.

In a telephone interview, Tupper said he was impressed by the friendliness of town and city officials and was hoping to have a good working relationship with both. Im looking forward to the challenge of a new and larger community, Tupper said. Its a new community with new state and town laws, as well as different personalities. Its going to be an adjustment. Tupper nas served for last three years as town manager in Livermore Falls, whose population is approximately 3,500.

Vermont Lottery CONCORD. N.H. (AP) The three-digit number 196 and the four-digit number 8756 were drawn Thursday in the daily New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine Indian Burials Subject of Talk PROCTOR The years first meeting of the Proctor Historical Society will be held at 6 p.m. Monday, May 19, at the Proctor Library. A tasting supper is planned, followed by a presentation on Vermont Indian burials at the Boucher Site near Swanton.

Program chairman Sanborn Partridge said future topics would include a history of the Pleuss-Staufer and OMYA companies, an informational review of the Vermont Historical Preservation Division in Montpelier, a For Season of quilts, decoVs, weathervanes, cigar store figures and carousel animals are considered the best in the world. Visitors can also view renowned and extensive collections of toys, dolls, tools, carriages and other antiques. Exhibit buildings include a wonderfully cluttered general store, a one-room schoolhouse, six fully furnished early New England homes, a jail with stocks, an Adirondack hunting lodge and a lighthouse from Lake Champlain. Offers Services and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. A support group is available in Brandon on Tuesday at 7 p.m The network continues to provide a 24-hour crisis line, shelter, information on individual rights, and assistance with relief from abuse orders.

If a woman has been verbally or physically battered, sexually harassed, or is a survivor of incest or rape, the network can provide free, confidential assistance. Speakers for information or training programs are available with advance notice. The 24-hour crisis line number is 775-3232. For the Brandon area, call 247-3440. Letters may be addressed to Herstory House, Box 313, Rutland, 05701.

history of Vermonts State House, quarrying and testing for marble in the Proctor area, and a laymans geology of the Proctor area. The May meeting will open at 6 p.m. in the social room of the library with a dinner, followed by the presentation by archaeologist Louise Basa and anthropologist John Krigbaum. Tasting suppers are planned for the July, September and November meetings. All interested residents are invited to attend these seven meetings.

May 18 A Father Looks Back. May 25 Power In Parenting: The Young Child. June 1 Power In Parenting: The Adolescent. June 8 The Family Under Fire" (not suitable for young audiences). June 15 Overcoming a Painful Childhood.

June 22 The Heritage. The public is invited, free tof charge. Apply young men and women who are legal residents of Vermont, United States citizens, unmarried and at least 17 but not yet 22 years of age, Stafford said. Nominees are selected on the basis of merit, with academic achievements and extracurricular activities of each applicant considered along with letters of recommendation. Church to Host Series of Films MIDDLETOWN SPRINGS Turn Your Heart Toward Home is the name of the latest six-part film series by Dr.

James and Shirley Dobson at the Middletown Springs Community Church; Dobson is the author of many best- selling books on the family, and his nationally syndicated radio program is heard daily on more than 400 stations. The films will be shown at 7 p.m on Sundays as follows Season Begins For Gallery ARLINGTON The 1986 The works on display and season at the Beside Myself available for purchase include Gallery will open on May landscape oils by Marron and work by Pam Marron and Brian Sweetland, fabric and thread por-Sweetland of Dorset, Judith traits by Scherer, oil pastel street Roberts-Rondeau of Brattleboro, scenes by Roberts-Rondeau and Deidre Scherer of Williamsville, landscapes and cutouts by Sills, and Joyce Sills of New Yorjt City. It will be the first time for the lat-The gallery, located on Lathrop ter three artists to show at the Lane in Arlington, will be open Arlington gallery. This exhibition each afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. will continue through June 12.

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Tracey, 64, died Thursday morning at his residence after a long illness. He was born Dec. 2, 1921, in Montgomery, son of Alfred and Erma (Chaffee) Tracey. He was a World War II Army veteran. He was a member of American Legion Post 49 in Fair Haven, the National Rifle Association and the National Trappers Association.

Survivors include his wife, Maude (Van Guilder) Tracey of Poultney; five sons, Richard Tracey and Edward Tracey, both of Poultney, Melvin Tracey of Castleton, Alfred Tracey of Fayettesville, N.C.; and Wayne Tracey of Rutland; four daughters, Mrs. Alfred (Darlene) Wade of Hebron, N.Y., Mrs. Walter (Shirley) Jones of Poultney, Mrs. Stephen (Sherry) Thompson of Rutland and Mrs. Mark (Doreen) Jones of Fayettesville; several stepbrothers and sisters; 21 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and nieces and nephews.

A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Mallory Funeral Home in Fair Haven. Burial will follow in the Poultney Cemetery. Friends may call trom 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral Geneva Brown DAN BY A graveside service for Geneva Brown, 90, formerly of Dan-by, who died Feb.

16 in Sun will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Scottsville Cemetery. The Rev. Clifford Pollock, pastor of the Wallingford Congregational Church, will officiate. Vermonters Can WASHINGTON Young Vermonters interested in attending a service' academy in the school year beginning July 1987 should immediately contact Sen.

Robert T. Stafford, R-Vt. Th6 deadline for accepting applications for nomination to the Air Force, Army, Navy and Merchant Marine Academies is Oct. 1. The competition is open to all.