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i wti VVf vv 1 20 Brattleboro Reformer Thursday, September), 1999 Weathervane Obituaries and funerals Continued from Page 9 the project. Ewald assured selectmen that nothing else would fall from the roof, but the roof does have holes in it, he added. The selectmen gave their consensus for a contract to he drawn up, allowing Southgate to do the work. The weathervane and the restoration proceae that it went through can be seen on the third floor of the town hall. Police Continued from Page 9 The syrup stolen from Millers was primarily in half gallon plastic state of Vermont jugs; the remainder was in smaller state of Vermont metal containers.

Anyone with information on the theft or sale of the syrup is asked to contact the sheriffs office at 365-4942. James K. Aleman CHESTER James K. Aleman, 53, died Sunday, Sept. 5, 1999, at the Springfield Hospital.

He was bom Oct. 9, 1945, in Boston, a son of James D. and Dorothy (McKeown) Aleman. He attended schools in Massachusetts and worked as a security guard. After moving to Vermont he worked in air conditioning and refrigeration for S.R.

Young in Springfield. Mr. Aleman is survived by his mother, Dorothy McNeil of Chester; one brother, John Aleman of East Walpole, and two nieces and one nephew. A funeral service will be held at St. Josephs Catholic Church in Chester Friday, Sept.

10, at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Paul Sacke-vich officiating. Calling hours will be held Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Fenton Hennessey Funeral Home in Bellows Falls.

Burial will be in Pleasant View Cemetery. Tun-draiser Elnora Loranger and Elmina Chase. A funeral service will be conducted Saturday, Sept. 11 at 2 p.m. Calling hours will be held from 1 p.m.

until the start of the service at the Kingston Funeral Home on Slate Avenue in North-field. Burial will follow the service in the family plot in Mt. Hope Cemetery in Northfield. The Rev. Dr.

Edward DeLong, Pastor, United Church of North-field, will officiate. Donations may be made in Mr. Whites memory to the Southern Vermont Home Health Agency, 3 Holstein Place, Brattleboro, Vt. 05301. Johnson services VERNON Graveside committal services for Webster Johnson of Vernon who died March 10 at Vernon Green Nursing Home will be held Saturday at 2 p.m.

in the family lot in Tyler Cemetery in Vernon. Th Rev. Robert A. Getchell, pastor of the Vernon Union Church, will officiate. The closing prayer will be to honor his service in the Army-Air Corps inWWII.

Following the services, the family will receive friends at the Union Church Vestry on Route 142, Vernon, for fellowship and refreshment. Arrangements are under the direction of Max E. Carr Funeral Home in Brattleboro. Before returning to the United States, Cousins said, Sather had spent time as an English teacher in Hirkey and speaks fluent Turkish. He had shared with her, he said, how to say "good-bye" in Tlirkiah: goule goule, which means, ugo laughingly.

Sather would be the last person to want the event to be saddened by his illness, she said. For him, she said, it is the last laugh, in a life filled with laughter, and a gift to the community and the organisation cares very much about. This is a tribute to the series of the life force, she said. Its a celebration of what were doing. The event will take place at the Whittemore Theater at Marlboro College at 7:30 p.m.

on Friday. Tickets are available at Collected Works, Everyones Books, or by calling 387-5276. Continued from Page 9 told her, I cant do this now. But by the next day he had changed his mind. Come over as soon as you can, Cousins said he told her.

'I couldnt sleep. I had to do this. He had the whole thing planned out, she recalled. The acts, who he hoped would be in it. Cousins put out the phone calls, and practically everybody said yes.

He produced and created this event, she said. And, she added, thanks to Sathers deadpan sense of humor, it promises to be extremely funny. Hes the Tbastmaster Type, she explained. His sense of humor is with him all the time. Sather is known in the area for his Men Who Cook series of posters, and the Men Who Iron spoof he did on them.

Bike-a-thon in the Green Hat, which was published in 1962. Her memberships included the First Baptist Church of Brattleboro, the First Baptist Church of Warwick, and the Guilford Community Church. She leaves two daughters, Emma Louise Austin of Falmouth, and Estelle Catherine Holmquist of Rochester; two brothers, Joseph Parran of Gathersburg, and Mario Parran of Frederick, a sister, Louise Dunn of Pleasanton, Kansas; six grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews. She was pre-deceased by a sister, Marianne Assante. Private family services will be held at a later date.

Memorial donations may be made to the charity of ones choice. Arrangements are under the direction of the Day Funeral Home in Randolph. Leon D. Beaudoin BENNINGTON Leon D. Beaudoin, 77, a longtime resident of Division Street, died Wednesday morning, Sept.

8, 1999, at the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center following a courageous battle with cancer. Born in Dosquet, Quebec, Canada, in Aug. 24, 1922, he was a son of Jean and Maria (Cam-pagna) Beaudoin. He had received his education in Dous-quet and it was there he married Cecile Moffet on Aug. 13, 1949.

They began their family in Quebec and eventually moved to the United States, settling in Bennington where he worked, along with his brother, in the blacktopping business. He also worked at the former Cushman Manufacturing Company in North Bennington and in 1962 began working at Union Carbide Corporation (now Eveready), retiring in 1985 following 23 years of service. Mr. Beaudoin was a communicant of Sacred Heart St. Francis de Sales Church.

He enjoyed the out of doors and in his retirement enjoyed traveling, especially winters in Florida. He leaves his wife of Bennington; one son, Claude Beaudoin of Attleboro, four daughters, Gillette VanOrman of Pow-nal, Lisa Shea of Wilmington, Hartford selectboard approves agreements toward new landfill Helene Beaudoin of Montreal, Canada, and Linda Elwell of Virginia Beach, a brother, Hubert Beaudoin of Lauzon, Quebec; a sister, Therese Beaudoin of Lauzon; six grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews and cousins. He was predeceased by two brothers, Joseph and Andre Beaudoin; and three sisters, Helene Langlois, Cecile Beaudoin and Simone Larouche. The Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial will be celebrated on Saturday morning, Sept. 11 at 11 at Sacred Heart St.

Francis de Sales Church. A prayer service will precede the funeral Mass at 10:30 a.m. at the Hanson-Wal-bridge Funeral Home. Interment will take place in the Beaudoin family lot in Park Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home on Friday from 2-4 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. when the family will be in attendance. The Vigil service will be held Friday evening at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Should friends desire, memorial gifts in memory of Mr.

Beaudoin may be made to Eric Pillimer MD, patient Resource Fund in care of the Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home, P.0. Box 957, Bennington, VT 05301. Alden H. Hector BRATTLEBORO Alden H. Hector, 88, formerly of Fairview Street, died Wednesday morning, 8, 1999, at the Thompson House.

Arrangements are incomplete at press time. A full obituary and service arrangements will be announced in Fridays Reformer. Arrangements are under the direction of the Atamaniuk Funeral Home, 40 Terrace. St. Leon White BRATTLEBORO Leon W.

White, 99, died Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1999, at the Eden Park Nursing Home. He was born July 14,1900 in Mooers Fork, N.Y., a son of Emile and Media (Furlong) White. Mr. White graduated from the Brookfield High School in 1917.

He later attended agricultural college in Randolph. On May 8, 1920, he married S. Jane Kirkpatrick in Brookfield. They lived in Brookfield until 1923 when they moved to North-field. In 1930 they moved to Ver-gennes where they lived for 10 years before moving to Spring-field for several years.

They moved to Brattleboro in 1946. Mrs. White died April 19, 1989. In the early years he worked the family farm in He later became a self-employed barber, barbering in the many communities where they lived. Mr.

White enjoyed hunting, reading, fishing and tying his own flies. He is survived by two daughters, Verlie Washburn of Charlestown, N.H. and Aleda Collins of Boxford, seven grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren and two nieces. Besides his wife of 68 years, he was predeceased by a brother, Ethan White and two sisters, Emma P. Bailey ROCHESTER Emma P.

Bailey, 89, died Friday evening, Sept. 3, 1999, at the Johnson Care Home in Hancock. She was bom March 6, 1910, in New York City, a daughter of Nicole and Lena (Vanacore) Parascandola. She attended Newark, N.J., schools. Following her education, she became Americas first female auctioneer.

She also worked as a telephone operator. She married Eli J. Bailey Oct. 29, 1932, in Morristown, N.J. The Baileys moved to Brattleboro in 1942 where Mr.

Bailey worked as a substitute teacher at Brattleboro High School. In 1993, following the death of her husband, she moved to Rochester to make her home with her daughter, Estelle. In earlier years she was very active in Brattleboro town affairs. She enjoyed organic gardening, reading, auctioneering and writing. Mrs.

Bailey had authored the book entitled Sold to the Lady Continued from Page 9 activities. According to the National Weather Service, the weather for Sunday will be mostly sunny, with a high of 75 degrees. For more information on the bike-a-thon, call transportation throughout the community. We deliver them to school and back to the center. The Bike-a-thon is a great ride, she added.

Even if people dont want to ride, theyre welcome to participate in the Leash laws HARTFORD (AP) Hartford officials have reached agreements with a regional waste management district and a trucking company that could lead to the creation of a 173-acre landfill in North Hartland. The selectboard approved deals with the Greater Upper Valley Solid Waste Management District and Twin State Sand Gravel Tuesday. Now the proposal must be approved by a division of the state Environmental Board. The selectboards agreement with Twin State is contingent upon a clarification of the plan and the approval of a group of residents who live on the route traveled by the trucks. Unless they (Twin State and the neighborhood group) agree to it there is no agreement, selectboard Chairman Richard Grassi said Tuesday.

Twin State President Warren Bud Ames said town officials believed the agreement did not clarify that Twin State would stop using South Main Street, Sykes Avenue and Connecticut River Road once a new route was built. Continued from Page 9 on Hiesday nights through December. No action was taken, Remil-lard said. This one gives us the ability to enforce. Its modeled on the one in Keene (N.H.) Hopefully, people will think before they take their dogs out.

Remillard said dog owners had had their chance, citing many complaints. Prospect Hill Cemetery is a prime target, he said; of the public parks, one worker at the board meeting said Plaza Park was particularly foul. The Department of Public Works has had to send in a street sweeper twice to clean up the Oak Grove School sidewalk. Remillard said private home-owners complained frequently, too. I dont feel a bit bad about it, he said.

Weve made the effort over the years to get people to do this voluntarily. Enforcement will be by complaint or police observation, Remillard said. On Sunday, I observed dog droppings at the Oak Grove School bus stop, where the chil- SPRAGUE AUCTIONS, INC. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 6 P.M. This Friday's sale consists of many items from area homes and individuals Items in this auction include: Assorted dressers and bureaus, Townshend Furniture tables and dressers, sectional sofa, large white store cabinet, cut glass and china, designer rush seat chairs, nice Victorian rocker, one drwr pine stand.

Old scooter, tea cart wwooden wheels, early Brattleboro paper, large trestle table wbenches, molded plastic patio set, brass beds. Paris, Maine child's oak chair, advertising tote, advertising tins, spool bed, firehouse chair, wooden skis, fainting couch, enamel coal stove, as well as a kitchen sink! Terms: Cash or Check with ID, MCV1SA 10 Buyers Premium Auctioneer: Bob Sprague Vt. Lie. 2291 Directions: Route 5, 1 Miles North of Intersection 5, 9, 91. Lawton's Auction Hall Dummerston, Vt.

(802) 254-8969 Preview beginning at 1 p.m. dren stand, Police Chief Richard Guthrie told the board. I hope the majority of dog owners will comply have few enforcementproolema." The ordinance will receive its second reading at a subsequent board meeting, after which it will become law. The board adopted a new ordinance to license street entertainment and define where it can take place. It will take effect in three weeks.

Its designed to get entertainers on the street, said Selectman Greg Worden, though the board did not set specific fees or the length of time an enttr-tainment license could be in force. Do we really want people juggling knives and playing with fire on Main Street? asked Selectman Matt Speno. This isnt Burlington." If a juggler wants to come in and juggle knives, torches, grenades with no pins and loaded hes not going to get a permit anyway, said West. In order to protect the interests of store owners, Tbwn Attorney Robert Fisher added a provision making street entertainers responsible for obtaining permission to perform in front of an open store, which the board approved. Compass Continued from Page 9 status following Town Attorney Larry Slasons recommendation that the schools request was within its legal rights.

or commit uquida STUDIO CR I SAWS, TABU SAWS, SffNDil I HORIZONTAL PANS. SAW, I (DOi SANDER, MIU I MISC. PUBLIC AU Friday, September 17 At feSS AM 10 Island Street, Bellows ID S4793. PARTIAL UfTWQt Hrft Her Mod 1406 Edge Bandar, Cain Modal 58012 Horteorv tal Panel Saw (up to 12), Martaunod K2S6AR 29 Spindle End Borer wih Up head, PbweriMfc 1200 VarWfc Speed Mi Press wMAodarel I Spindle Mutt Head, Powermdle Medd 1200Vhn Speed Dri Praia 7 SpM Masterwood 2121 2-Ttack Powermafc Modd 70 Ittle Sa DdM I SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 10 A.M. TOWNSHEND AUCTION GALLERY RTE.

30 TOWNSHEND, VT. 15 MILES NORTH OF BRATTLEBORO This exciting suction features a large collection of old toys, some very interesting coins, ss well as antique and contemporary furniture, aooeiaoriee, china and glassware. A fun auction that you certainly won't want to miae. Inspection is at 8:30 a.m. FURNITURE: Am exceptional mahogany dining room set with table, five chairs, china closet and server, ail with nice reeded legs, double reed on table in very dean a super early dome top see cheat with old hand forged iron hingee; great oountry one drawer dressing table with mirror in old grey paint: large three drawer Viet oak serpentine dreeser with orig, cast brasses; golden oak library table; very nice Empire style settee; oak breakfast table; matched pair heavy oak srmed side diairs; cottage pine bed; five drawer earkin oak cheat (painted); country Beaton rocker with am; golden oak office desk with typewriter top; several open bookcasee; brass bed; country cupboard; Viet parlor chairs.

TOYS Super 'Marx' train set, engine, cars, building, tunnel, lights, and asst accessories, all set on large board; several trucks, loaders, sandecs, cars, etc. by "Structo," and others; many old tin litho toys ind. an old Harley Davison motortyde, two 'Pan American World Airways' plant The Farmer in the Dell- music box, and others; 'Hubble 522 wretier large "Structo' rocker; large cast steam shore old metal 'Ride-On' truck (painted); pedal cars; Radio Flyer wagon; large wooden pond boot; lots of old rubber toys ind. 'Mickey's Air Mail, and other Disney characters; several lots of "Cracker Jack Prize. many games in orig, boxes ind.

Shutee and 'Marble 'Candy Tin the Tail on the others; several old cop guns: "ABC" wooden blocks with faoes; many, many dolls; 100s of rubber animals and soldiers, farmers, 1950s "Spaae Guns'; 'Hapslong Cassidy" watches in orig boxes; much mudi more yet to be sorted. MUSIC INSTRUMENTS: A beautiful antique violin with two pretty bows in orig double case; a nioe 'Montera mandolin; 'Fairbanks' banjo by Vts of Boston; pretty ukelale in cose; two other violins; old brass horn; great mother-of-pearl inlaid conductor's stick; an Ola 'Harmon guitar CHINA AND GLASS: A large collection of demitasse cupa and saucers ind. bone duns, Limoges, Germany, etc of all sues, colors, shapes; a great cookie jar collection (not all old); lota of ironstone; asst, depression glass; several oil lamps; carnival glass ginger ale bottles; lots yet to be sorted, but we promise a full bargain; worth the trip; a nice selection of old costume jewelry ind: amber glass necklace; Limoges antique jackknives; bracelets; stick pins; and more. ASST FISHING INCL; 'Shakeepeare' brass trout reel 1810; an old metal fly rod with spring action reel in etc other rods and reels; asst lures, some wooden with glass eyes; tackle box full. A NICE COLLECTION OF OLD COINS INCL; 1852 one dollar gold Liberty Head; 1853 gold half dollar cal.

1854 half dollar gold caL unc; 1871 denomination gold half dollar Liberty Heed round type (holed); 1880 XF five dollar gold bald eagle; 1897 five dollar gold half eagle; 1911 fold quarter ragle unc; 1852 three cent, silver coin good oond; 1802 Confederate ran; 1838 large rant VF; 1851 penny VG; lota of silver ind. Barber and Mecury dimes; standing liberty quarters; walking liberty hslfs silver dollar; many many commemorative and birantinnisl silver coins; "States cf the Union' mint coin set; Franklin mint Treasury of Preaidential commemorative medals; Canada's 125 th anniversary set; literally hundreds of other oesns not sorted of wheat penmea; some Indian head penniea; Buffalo mcklra; war penniea; Roraevdt Eisenhower Kennedy hslfs, much more; a nice selection of currency ind. 1928 Red Seal two dollar, two Red Seal fifty rant fractwnd currency: green seal fractional; important 1929 ten dollar bill Vermont People. National Bank, Brattleboro, Vt; 1914 oversize five dollar bill; 1883 threw oent fractional; 1862 five rant fractional; July 21at 1882 Commonwealth of Virginia one dollar treasury note; 1953 five dollar silver raid. 1957A consecutive silver certs, unc; much much more that must be inspected; there are also many complete coin books; many referenoe books; we also have a quantity of stamps that need to be inspected, however there is sure to be many great odiediblea.

OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST: An dd local family album srith many great aarly photoa; several great prints and frames; old quilts; linens; big collection of 45s records; a super painted Towleware candle bra; butter mold; asst, stoneware jars, crocks, stc; country cream rani; sevsal old molding and block planes; oak cnrptenteFi box; several unusual sad irons for the collector. AUCTIONEER'S Due to time restraints we ire just picking up from this estate this wsek so there will be many surprise Also my knowledge is vtry limited on txxns and stamp, so you really should come and see what we have. Not reaponsible for errors. Inspection is at 8:30 a m. Another qvoity ouden by Sevlhem Vemonh kodkg eudlen gdhy "Ewes TOWNSHEND AUCTION GAUHY SM-J654JM Wo raw ahrayt seeking to porcboje rtemi for our future oucriom Co nsrjnmraWr are ofwwyi wofeome, Co today tor furw information.

Antique and Sport Memorabilia Auction Sept. 11, 11 a.m. (preview begins 9 a.m.) Sprague Auction House Rte. 5, Dummerston, Vt. (3 miles north of exit 3 off 1-91) All proceeds to benefit Rotary Club Charities and Scholarships Featured Items SportVintage fishing gear, fly rods, gun cases, ammo belts, leather holsters, sleeping bags, camping gear, many early sporting catalogs and advertisements, vintage bicycle, 12 Grumman aluminum canoe, skis and Vintage BoatsSpecial feature: 16 early 1900s Wood Livery-Square Stem pleasure row boat.

Old Town-1923, 18 Guide with sail rigging, Old Town-1956 12 sport boat, Old Town canvas canoe, date unknown, vintage outboard motor catalogs and posters Furnishing 42 round oak table with 2 leaves, pine sea captains chest with dovetails and wrought iron hardware, 42 library desk with 2 drawers and leather top, 2-door, 2-drawer commode, early pine slant front desk with 3 drawers, wrought iron lamp, gun cabinets, rocking chairs and Sports Paraphernalia Large collection of over 75 autographed baseballs, vintage baseball cards, memorabilia signed by Dimaggio, Mattingly, Mantle, Namath, Mo Vaughn, Muhammad Ali, Rizzuto, Gretzky, Yaz and Wood stoveSpecial feature; Temple Parlor 5 Victorian cottage stove made by VOSE of Albany, NY, patented 1854 Art work and prints Pnnt of Men of the Day Vanity Fair 1875, 4-Pollard and Moss prints, several paintings and other vintage prints Rare Books Henry David Thoreaus 20 volume manuscript limited edition, 1906 in excellent condition; 1910 set of Encyclopedia Britannica, leather bound on rice paper wbookcase. Oriental Rug Handwoven flat weave 69x89 KILIM rug c-1975, Courtesy of Cohen and Sons of Keene, N.H. Banjo Framus 4 string, plectrum banjo with lots of chrome. More Items Arriving Daily! Air Compressor, Rockwel Floor Maid OiB Pt wRockwel 3 Spindle Head, Mlboul 2 Baa Dual Collector, Dvi I Well TtWe Saw, Sponger Table Sew, Hob Her Medal ET117 Power Feed, Dels Serving Center BeKtae Redo 2414) Hand 8hed, Pol wBinki Spray Gun, OawM Grinder, Water Timer Root Mod Drl frees, Momck Saw. CA0 Chop Saw.

Warehouse Shdv-CaDdde. Stock Carta, Assort lea A Benches, AkaaMaai Osck PWa, Dadra. Chaka, ODar OMea Fmba Mi much, much, more. tw pmcwt aunrs Terms: Cash, bMk check, or toed tarns ot Everything mud la paM I mi removed by 5:00 PM on dqr of Ida. Cilta more Mbrmdtar and James R.

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