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2S- The Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, Sunday, December 17, 1989 in Vermont projects win grants, loans EARN IT ON THE I I buy 1,107 acres of forest In Jay development rights on 130 acres of the Green Acres dairy farm in North Hartland. The farm is 5 miles south of White River Junction and borders both sides of U.S. 7 in North Hartland. Conservation restrictions will be placed on 150 acres of forest, and the Nature Conservancy will own and provide public access to a mile-long strip of Connecticut River frontage. A $69,600 grant to the Agriculture Department and the Working Land Fund to purchase development rights on the 280-acre Mayo Farm in Hardwick.

That will protect the farmland from development. The farm, including 140 acres of prime agricultural land, will be purchased in three parcels by three families who will operate the dairy and produce organic vegetables. A $100,000 challenge grant to Shelburne Farms for restoration and stewardship of the Farm Barn as an educational and exhibit center. Shelburne Farms is a agricultural and environmental educational center that had more than 50,000 visitors and 12,000 tour participants this year. $273,135 in loans and grants to Interfaith Housing of Addison County and Housing Vermont to construct the Pine Meadow Housing project in Middlebury.

The complex will include 26 units of affordable family housing. Middle-bury has provided land for the project under a 99-year renewable lease. A $100,000 challenge grant to The Green Mountain Club to help 5 -i -Ml 2 20 OFF Film Processing (Good for 041 processing of 1 roll) Good thru 12-15-89 Winooski Shelburne Rd. Williston Rd. 655-3708 658-9640 864-7273 luvsir mm Store'wide Savings up to50 LIPPA'S JEWELERS I I The Vermont Housing and Conservation Board has approved -loans and grants totaling $1,926,890 for six projects throughout the state.

The projects will provide affordable housing for 144 Vermont families and preserve 1,667 acres of land. Approved were: A $950,000 loan to the Central Vermont Community Action Council and Housing Vermont to buy and rehabilitate the Highgate Apartments in Barre. The 120-unit low-income housing complex provides about half the subsidized family apartments in Washington County. A $142,155 grant to the Upper Valley Land Trust to purchase iV'f 1 2l I I SUNDAY BRUNCH SPECIAL Eggs Oscar Two poached eggs on English muffin wcrabmeat hollandaise 4.95 Vegetarian Omelet wcheddar cheese home fries Corn Pancakes wdiced ham pure maple syrup $4.75 Bowl Of Fresh Fruit served with a butter croissant strawberry cream cheese 4.25 1X4 mm 35 Williston So. Burlington 5 i 1.

Mouth to snout Shelton, police officer Michael Fusco checks on Willie Wonka, a 1 4-month-old Dalmatian, as Kevin Goldstein, 7, Willie's owner, looks on. Fusco saved the dog's life. CHRISTMAS ADVERTISING DEADLINES Death Notices and Richford. The funds will preserve from development four miles of the Long Trail, a moun tain peak, a scenic ridge, and a trail shelter. The Long Trail is used by more than 60,000 hikers annually.

The board also awarded $292,000 in grants for devel opment and long-term planning to a dozen organizations. To date, the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board has committed more than $20 million to develop 1,278 units of affordable housing and to preserve from de velopment more than 24,000 acres of farmland, natural areas and public recreational land. Deaths BOWDISH, Edward 78, Wey-bridge, Friday; World War II veteran, lifelong farmer In Weybridge. JARVIS, Miranda 98, Isle La Motte, Saturday; lifelong resident of Isle La Motte and Burlington. POMINVILLE, Eugene, 89, Salisbury, Saturday; former selectman, school board member and farmer.

WILLETTE, Cecilia Marie, 78, Northfield, Saturday; secretary to the Northfield Savings Bank Corp. Births Medical Center Hospital Burlington BOARDMAN, Kelly and Pam (Woodward), Milton, a son, Dec. 16. KEHAYA, Steven and Penny (Ford), Starksboro, a son, Dec. 16.

ST. PIERRE, Norman and Kimber-ley (Raymond), Enosburg, a daughter, Dec. 16. Porter Medical Center Middlebury SKEFFINGTON, Mark and Colleen (McGuire), Middlebury, a daughter, Dec. 6.

TOBEY, James and Susan (Bra-caglia), Ferrisburgh, a son, Dec. 2. Central Vermont Hospital Berlin BLANCHARD, Douglas and Shannon (Harrington), East Barre, a son, Dec. 10. CARRIER, Rene and Beth (Donaldson), Hyde Park, a daughter, Dec.

11. KRAUSE, Ann, Barre, a daughter, Dec. 11. LAW, Gary and Maria (Conneman), Montpelier, a daughter, Dec. 12.

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Funerals Held WINOOSKI DEWEY, Mrs. Eva A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at 9 a.m. on Saturday in St. Francis Xavier Church with the Rev. Lucien Duquette officiating.

Interment will take place in the springtime. She was also predeceased by a sister, Laura O'Neil, in 1968. The bearers were Bernard Quenneville, Felix and Ted Bissonette and Allen Sexton. Arrangements were by LaVigne Funeral Home. "Home In Vermont" every Saturday EVERY WEEK IN Che Turlington JfrttPtfss 863-3441 3k BUDS ROSES Taft Corners Shopping Center Williston 878-2057 CENTERPIECE FLORIST The Lang Farm Center at Essex 879-6800 CHAPPELL'S FLORIST 1437 Williston Rd.

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25 Tuesday, Dec. 26 The Associated Press Held lator. We who survive him, remember him as a dedicated and loving father. We will miss him. He has earned his rest.

Survivors are Yvette Cook, Richard Maurice, Marie and Susan. EDWARD BOWDISH JR. WEYBRIDGE Edward Bowd-ish, 78, died Friday, Dec. 15, 1989, at his home after a long illness. He was born Oct.

23, 191 1, in Weybridge, the son of Edward Sr. and Edna (Elkins) Bowdish. He attended Middlebury High School and schools in Weybridge. He was a member of the Middlebury VFW Post and the DAV. He was also a member of the Green Mountain Club and the Weybridge Historical Society.

He was a farmer in Weybridge and made his home there all of his life. He had been an active volunteer at the Shelburne Farms in Shelburne. He was a veteran of World War II, serving in the European campaign. In 1945, he married Ha Blaisedell in Burlington. He is survived by his wife, Ha, of Weybridge; three sons and their wives, Robert and Phyllis Bowdish, Joseph and Alice Bowdish, Michael and Lisa Bowdish, all of Weybridge; eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild; two sisters, Mary Mansfield of Newton-town, and Harriet Bowdish of Hartford, several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at the Middle New mum mm old time entree favorites complimentary vegetables gravy i dinner rolls soup salad bar V' pm-B pm Daily "ALL YOU CAN EAT Regular Menu Dinner $578.8325 Children! Menu Available BIG BOY 1 'VP1' 111 and Funerals Willette on May 28, 1934, in St. Monica's Catholic Church, Barre, and celebrated 55 years of marriage this year. She started work for Northfield Savings Bank in January 1950 and was secretary to the former president, Richard H. Gaylord.

She was elected assistant secretary to the corporation in 1951 and secretary in 1972, retiring in 1 973. She was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She was a member or St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. She was past grand regent of Catholic Daughters of America, St.

John's Chapter. She was a member of the Northfield Senior Citizens. She is survived by her husband. Homer; one daughter, Jac-quelyn Helen McKenna, and her husband, John, of Burlington; three sons, Francis E. and his wife, Sally, of Schenectady, N.Y., Joseph L.

and his wife, Susan, of Barre, James and his wife, Mary, of Latham, N.Y.; and nine grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church on Monday at 1 p.m. The Rev. William Morgan, pastor, will be the celebrant.

Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Donations may be made to the charity of your choice. Kingston Funeral Home of Northfield is in charge of arrangements. EUGENE POMINVILLE SALISBURY On Feb. 3, 1900, a son was born to Oliva and Alexina (Gagnon) Pomainville in Limoges, Ontario.

They named him Eugene. He died Saturday, Dec. 16, 1989, at a nursing home in Bradford. He came to Vermont to find employment at 17. Here he met and married Alberta Larocque in 1925.

She died in 1985. Eight children were born. Simone and Charles died in infancy, and Frances Lebeau died in September 1989. Eugene is survived by three daughters and two sons, 24 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren. Except for the last eight months of his life, which he spent at the Bradford Nursing Home, his Vermont tenure was spent in Leicester and Salisbury.

Friends may call at the Waite Funeral Home in Middlebury from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Middlebury.

Burial will be later in the spring. Contributions may be made to the Middlebury Volunteer Ambulance Association, Middlebury, Vt. 05753, or the Alzheimer's Disease Clinic, 1 S. Prospect Burlington, Vt. 05401.

Those who knew him will remember him as a farmer and agricultural leader, a selectman, a school board member and a legis i MIRANDA M. JARVIS ISLE LA MOTTE Miss M. Jarvis, 98, a lifelong resi-ident of Isle La Motte and Burlington, passed away Saturday i morning, Dec. 16, 1989, at Holi-t day House, St. Albans.

Miss Jarvis was born in Isle La Motte on March 13, 1891, the i daughter of Daniel and Mary Jarvis. She attended school there, 'and at the age of 18 moved to where she served as a housekeeper for the Moore and 'Clement families for much of her 'working lifetime prior to returning to Isle La Motte 20 years ago. She was a member or St. Joseph's parish and the Ladies of St. Anne in Isle La Motte and belonged to the Islands in the Sun Senior Citizens.

During her years in Burling-'ton, she was a communicant at the Newman Center on Redstone 'Campus, University of Vermont. I Miss Jarvis is survived by three sisters-in-law, all of Isle La Motte, and three generations of nieces and nephews. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church in Isle La Motto.

Interment will follow in the family lot in St. Joseph's Cemetery. There will be no public calling The Kidder Memorial Home in Swanton is in charge of arrangements. i 'CECILIA MARIE WILLETTE NORTHFIELD Cecilia Marie 'Willette, 78, died at her home on 111 East St. early Saturday morning, Dec.

16, 1989. i She was bom in Southbridge, Feb. 11, 1911, the daughter of Adelard and Hermeline (La-croix) Dumas. She graduated from Notre jDame Academy and Mary E. Wells High School of Southbridge, iMass.

She was married to Homer Have a safe and happy holiday OeiBurlingtonjfreeDress Vermont 's Newspaper 863-344 1 ETHAN ALLEN FLORIST North Ave. Burlington 863-1116 FISHER FLOWER FARM Green St. Vergennes 877-2991 FLORAL EMPORIUM 210 Main St. Winooski, VT 655-3894 FLOWERS The Perfect CHRISTMAS GIFT 'Professional Announcements The physicians at the Aesnlapius Medical Center announce the of Dr. John H.

Milne from active medical practice. Dr. Milne will stop seeing patients December 29. 19R9. Continuing care is available Eat the Aesculapius Medical Center, 658-4714.

The physicians at the Aesnlapius Medical Center are tn an. nounce that Patricia J. O'Brien, M.D. will be Joining their practice in Internal Medicine on January 1, 1990. Dr.

O'Brien comnleted her mediral eHn. cation at the UVM College of Medi-Jcine and residency in Internal 3 Medicine at St Raphaels Hospital, a Yale affiliate. Appointments with Dr. O'Brien can be made by calling Aesculapius between and 5pm. 658-4714.

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