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Many Doors Open, BHS Graduates Told Deaths and Funerals 10 Driver Killed In Clarendon Truck Crash John Logsdon, Class of 1961 prize to student who has shown most success in artistic or literary endeavor. Robert Sweeney, Donald O. Scanzillo Memorial Award in athletics. Brenda Clairmont and Susan Jodoin, Ruth Henderson Memorial Prize to the girl showing outstanding traits of a good secretary. William Little, Mary E.

Pease 0 5 MRS. FREDERICK J. FITZGERALD Mrs. Margaret Joan Fitzgerald, 60, of 18 Weston St. died Saturday morning in a local hospital after a long illness.

She was born in Bolton Nov. 10, 1912, the daughter of Leland and Ellen (Martin) Cague. She was married in Burlington July 12, 1932. to Frederick J. Fitzgerald.

She belonged to the Cathedral parish. Besides her husband, she leaves two sons, Frederick L. of Cadyville, N.Y., and Martin R. Fitzgerald of Charlotte; a brother, Martin Cague of Hawaii; seven grandchildren; and a niece. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m.

at the Cathedral Parish Center, with burial following in Holy Cross Cemetery, Waterbury. Visiting hours at the Ready Funeral Home, 261 Shelburne will be today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Arrangements are by Ready's. the BHS graduates. Proud friends and relatives surrounded them at commencement Mr.

Herring was known for his horse and cattle trading. He traveled extensively throughout Canada for this purpose. He leaves a son, Francis Herring. Northfield Road, Montpelier; two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Europa) Gibney of Montpelier and Mrs.

Kenneth (Margaret) Weston of Berlin; 26 grandchildren and 33 greatgrandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the McKenzie Memorial Chapel in Riverton, with the Rev. John Chesney officiating. Burial will be in the family lot in Middlesex Center Cemetery.

Middlesex. Visiting hours will be Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Kingston Funeral Home, Northfield. The Kingston Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. RALPH C.

WILLIAMS GRAVETTE, Ark. Funeral services were held here June 7 for Ralph C. Williams, 67, a native of Burlington, who died June 4. He was born in Burlington Oct. 19, 1905, son of Judd A.

and Anna C. (Town) Williams. He was graduated from Burlington High School in 1923 and from Burlington Business College in 1925. He was a retired union carpenter. Mr.

Williams worked for a time at The Burlington Free Press after graduation from high school. He also worked for Vermont Structural Steel Corp. and then moved to Waterbury Center. in 1929 when he worked for Stowe Ware, Stowe, Vt. Besides his wife of Gravette, he leaves two sons, Charles of New York State and Mark Williams of Memphis.

a brother. Arthur M. Williams of Burlington. Vt. Services were held in Gravette with the Rev.

Forrest F. John officiating. Burial was in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Gravette. Sunday.

oil i 1 1 wwwA il CtiMi; exercises i. Z4i 4w 1 "iiV toe Rep. Mrs. Madeleine Kunin, D-Burlington, encouraged graduating Burlington High School seniors Sunday afternoon to participate in many areas in life, regardless of sex. She particularly encouraged women to be unafraid of venturing into areas traditionally considered male-dominated and told the girls she feels many doors are open to them.

A freshman legislator, Mrs. Kunin described her own experiences and said she has come to realize women have more opportunities than she had at first thought. During the ceremony the following graduation awards were Kenneth Rothwell and Christopher Dyck, public speaking prize. Lilian Kreckovic and Dinny Weed, Mary E. Pease history prize, and the American history prize.

David Beeken, Walter A. Weed Award in creative writing. Deborah Provost, Harry S. Weed Award to outstanding accounting student. James Wolvington, Harold F.

Schulz Memorial Award in technical drafting. Stephen Lup and Aaron Sterling, vocational prize. Richard Rosenberg. James H. Cooke Memorial Prize for outstanding service to the band.

Daniel Allard and Richard Dunlap, Adrian E. Holmes Prize for outstanding ability and leadership in band. Nancy Beaudoin, outstanding service to chorus. Bruce Mallette, outstanding work in orchestra. Charles Garbo, William J.

Lamplough mathematics prize. Thomas Humar, Alumni Association prize and Bausch and Lomb medal in science. Dinny Weed, Alumni Association prize in French. Christopher Pelley. dramatics prize.

Karen Chadwick, Marion Parrott Memorial Award in home economics. Irwin Preston. Alumni Association Award, formerly the Sidney L. Smith Award, to the boy who has shown the greatest effort in pursuit of an education. Debra Bordeaux and Jennifer Carvalho, Alumni Association award to girl who has shown the greatest effort in pursuit of an education.

Eileen Ryan, the Effie Moore Memorial Prize to student making most progress during past four years. Keith Amrhein and Susan Lestage. Alumni Association award to boy and girl who have shown outstanding service to his and her class and school. John Shaw and Jessica Malik, Alumni Association award to boy and girl giving most consistent service to his and her class and school. NORTH CLARENDON A Vergennes truck driver was killed in a one-vehicle crash here Saturday afternoon, state police said.

Roger E. Barrows, 37, of 139 S. Maple St. was pronounced dead at the scene, according to state police in Rutland. The accident occurred at the intersection of U.S.

7 and Vermont 103. State police said Barrows was killed when the tractor-trailer truck he was operating with a Year Ago 52 load of milk went out of control, rolled over and pinned him in the cab. Barrows was attempting to turn the vehicle from U.S. 7 onto Vermont 103 when the accident occurred about 2:20 p.m.. police said.

The truck was owned by the Brox Milk Co. of Methuen, Mass. It was destroyed, according to Trooper Edward Lucas, who investigated the crash. State police, Rutland City firemen and members of a private ambulance crew and passing motorists removed the victim from the truck. He was born in Vergennes Aug.

25, 1935, the son of Earl and Genevieve i Panton) Barrows. He was a member of St. Peter's Parish and the Vergennes American Legion Post 14. He had served in the U.S. Army for 11 years.

He leaves his wife. Mrs. Nancy Barrows, Albemarle, N.C.; a son, Michael, of Estero. a stepdaughter. Charlene Almond.

Albemarle. N.C.; his mother, of Vergennes; three sisters. Mrs. Shirley LeCompte of Lee, Mrs. Lucille LaFrance of Williston and Mrs.

Janice Sheldon of Worthington. three brothers. George and Roland, both of Enfield. and David of Vergennes; several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m.

at St. Peter's Church. Visiting hours at the Larrow Funeral Home, Vergennes. will be today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in St.

Peter's Cemetery. The Larrow Funeral Home is in charge. j2 USD) REP. MADELINE KUNIN, D-Burlington, urged Burlington High School graduates to become politically involved. She addressed some 1,000 students, their families and friends at BHS commencement exercises in the BHS gymnasium Sunday.

Seated behind her (from left) are James Stanziola, Jessie Malik, the Rev. Albert Baltz, Supt. of Schools David Offensend. Albert Ellis and Richard Happy. Memorial prize for good citizenship.

Susan Lestage, DAR Award. Guy W. Leadbetter, William B. Hackett Memorial Award and Elliot Rice Memorial Award, to outstanding male member of senior class. Susan Jodoin, Ruth Henderson Memorial Scholarship in business education.

Mary E. Benoit, Burlington Business and Professional Women's Club Award. Lilian Kreckovic, Dinny Weed and Charles Garbo, Howard Educational Prizes in college preparatory program. Lilian Kreckovic and Dinny Weed, University of Vermont certificate of scholastic honor to the girl who stands highest in the class academically. Charles Garbo, UVM certificate of scholastic honor to the boy who stands highest in his class academically.

Dinny Weed, presidential award. David Leo Abair, Bonita Louise Accorsi. Michael Volt Agusta. Lucille Mary Alden, Daniel Thomas Allard. Gregory Bruce Allen.

Charlene Louise Ames. Kern- Virginia Ames. Keith Joseph Amrhein. Scolt Stanley Andrews. Elizabeth Florence Arms.

Flora Patricia Arthur. James William Austin. Pamela Ann Austin. Penni Ann Avery, David Paul Bahrenburg. Elizabeth Mary Barber.

Cathy Barney. William Gibbs Barrett. Debra Kay Barron. Brenda Alice Bates, John Alan Bates, Kevin Charles Batten. Kenneth Lee Beardsley.

Wayne Peter Bearor. Nancy Marie Beaudoin. Timothy Paul Beaulac. Sand Beaulieu. Paul Michel Beauregard.

David Beeken. Mary Elizabeth Benoit Steven Allen Bergeron. Carl William Bessette. David Thomas Bessette. Edwidge Mary Bessette, Julie Anne Bessette.

Norman Richard Bessette. Patricia Ann Bessette. Yvonne Marie Bessette. Beverly Louise Bissonette. William Gary Bissonette.

Richard Alan Bizzozero. Betsy Ann Blackwell. Daniel Howard Blanchard. Theordore Elliott Bloomhardt. Patricia Ann Blow.

Rhonda Margaret Bluhm. Bruce Thomas Boardman. Pamela Jean Boardman. Ann Marie Boivin. Herbert Rock Boivin Lawrence Emile Boivin, Mark Julius Boivin.

Debra Lee Bordeaux. Benjamin Julius Bornstein. Patricia Ann Bosley. Bruce Robert Bouchard. Danial David Bouvier.

Timothy Harold Bouvier. Donna Lee Brassard. Kathv Jean Breiner. Peter Steele Bnggs. Elizabeth Ann Brisson.

Janet Delia Bristol Michael Robert Brochu. Barbara Ann Brodhead. Alexander Stephen Brogna. Peter John Brosseau. Charvl Lynn Brown.

Man- Ann Brown. Darlene Theresa "I don't plan a recession or weakening of those positions discussed with Johnson and the governor." the Vermont attorney general said. "If they (IPC and New York) decide to agree to our position, we. of course, would be delighted." Vermont brought the U.S. Supreme Court suit against the paper company and New York to force the removal of a 300-acre sludge bed from the bottom of Lake Champlain.

Vermont claims the sludge resulted from waste deposits from an old IPC mill in Ticonderoga, Y. The state also is seeking damages and claims a new IPC mill is degrading the lake. According to reliable reports, the key issue that remains unresolved involves the degree of pollution from the paper company's new mill, near Ticonderoga. Johnson is said to be committed to the view that IPC must pay stiff fines until the level of suspended solid discharge is at an acceptable level. Johnson is said to be insisting that the new mill not be permitted to discharge more than 30 milligrams of suspended solids per liter.

The mill is now discharging close to 100 milligrams per liter. When asked whether Johnson's reported concern was a key remaining issue, Cheney said several factors including biological oxygen demand, suspended solids, nitrogen levels and the toxicity of the water are all of concern to the state. "No one is critical." he added, "they all have to be brought into reasonable levels." Cheney said Johnson, the governor and the representatives from the attorney general's office all agree on Vermont's out-of-court position in the case. THESE ARE some of Brunell. David Leo Brunell.

Patricia Ethel Brushett. Julie Anne Burns, Melynda Susan Bushey. Peter Eugene Bushey, Elizabeth Anne Bushnell. Charles Leonard Butler, David Arnold Caccavo, Daniel Nolan Cain. Jacqueline Mary Call.

Michael Paul Callahan. Bonnie Leigh Campano. Richard Frazer Carpenter. Ronald Gerard Carpenter, Cynthia Catherine Cartier. Jennifer Wheelock Carvalho.

Janice Anne Cauchon, Gary Raymond Chadwick, Karen Marie Chadwick. Holly Winthrop Chase. Margaret Sophia Chernyshow. David Arthur Cilley, Brenda Lee Clairmont. Debra Ann Clark.

Donna Marie Clark. Kimberly Elizabeth Cobb, Stephen Anthony Cochones, Jill Collingwood. Karen Ruby Collins. Cheryl Anne Conner. Karen Lee Conner, Patricia Elizabeth Connolly.

Susan Marie Connolly, Cathy Lynn Contois. Janice Lynn Cooley, William Richard Coon. Ann Elizabeth Cooper. Ramona Marie Cooper. Christen Gorham Robert James Corcoran.

Mark George Costopoulos. Bruce Stephen Cote, Jeffrey Donald Couture. Raymond Mark Couture. Deborah Ann Crawford. Paul Alexander Crosby.

Nancy Ann Cross. Robin Kay-Cross. Sheila Anne Cross. Mark Douglas Crowley. Katherine Fay Cruickshank.

Cindy Carol Cunningham. Alison Dawn Curley, John Frank Curtis. Betsy Mvra Danaher. Donna Marie Danforth. Kim Marie Danis.

Shawn Timothy Darby. James Frank Dastalto. Vera Lynn Datnoff. Gail Marie Daudelin. John Philip Davis.

Joan Marguerite Deforge. Carlene Ann Delibac. Bruce Anthony Delorme. Kevin James Dempsev. Craig William Dennis.

Vanessa Ann Dennis. Mary Jean Desautels. Kenneth Allen Devoid. Jeffrey Francis Dion. Patricia Alice Donlan.

Shirley Jean Dow. Steven Moore Dow. Edward Duball. Leslie Mane Duell. Richard Eugene Dunlap.

Robert James Dunn. James Frasier Dutra. Christopher Hans Dvck. Barbara Jean Eldred. Charles Michael Ellis.

Brian Dorsey Farrell. Darla Lynn Fernald. Joseph Gary Ferner. Irene Robin Fink. Patrick Brennan Finnigan.

Karen Anne Fisher. Paula Jean Fleece. Robert Earle Fletcher Larry Thomas Fleury. Nancy-Jane Follett. Katherine Mary Foote, Judith Ann Eorant.

Nancy Jean Fortin. Susan Jean Fortin. Earl Thwing Freeman III. Brian David Freyenhagen. Robert Patrick Furr.

Elizabeth Jean Fusco. Charles Labe Garbo. Maxine Judith Garbo. Debra Lynne Garrett. Susan Anna Gelineau.

Theresa Lu Gile. Diane Lee Gladu, John Byron Gokey, Barbara Helen Goldberg. Cheryl Ann Gonyo. Valerie Gale Gonyo. Roger Donald Grant.

Joel Brian Greenfield. Bonnie Lou Greenia. Joseph George Greenough. Beverly Ann Grenier, Mae Louise Griffin. Thomas James Gnffin.

Jane Elizabeth Griffith. Brenda Mane Grimes. Camille Linda Hall. David Brian Hamlin. Michael Thomas Hamlin.

Daniel Alexander Hammond. Patrick Michael Hampson. Vincent James Hampson. Glenn Allan Hanback. Jeanmarie Hance.

David Alan Hardy. Richard George Harms. Timothy Rodney Harrington. Linda Lee Hathaway. Cynthia Jane Hayes.

Leslie Lawior Haves. Bonnie Lee Haynes. Laurie Marie Hebert. Calef Edwin Heininger. Karen Elizabeth Heisse, Susan Elaine Hession, Elizabeth Fay Hodgdon.

Lawrence Michael Hopper. Sharon Lee Houghland. Mirgo Alice Hoyt. Peggy Mary Hubinger. Loretta Joan Hughes.

Thomas Borut Humar. Ann Denges Huston. Clark William Hyvonen. Thomas Howard Jackson. Susan Eileen Jennings.

Rosaline Mary Jerome. Susan Mane Jodoin. Alice Wakeman Johnson. Gerald Donald Johnson. Judith Jane Johnson.

Sandra Lvn Johnson. Jane Marie Jones. Elizabeth Ann Kaigle. Michael Robert Kane. Joseph Kenneth Kern.

Debra Sue Kimber. Mary Ellen King, Robert Francis King. Rupert Rugg King III. David Sheldon Kirk. Sandra Jean Knowles.

Patncia Ann Koch. Jonathan Ellis Kohn. Lilian Kreckovic. Daniel Alan Krieger, Scott Farnham Kyle. Daniel Raymond LaChance.

David Michael LaCroix. Karen Sue LaCross. Philip Albert LaFramboise, Bradley David LaGov. Lilie Lague. Mary Alice Lambert.

David Walter LaMountain. David Alan Lampman. Helmut Fnddel Langer. John Walter Larrow. Suzanne Marie Lascelles.

Robert Michael Latimer. Sherry Ann Lauzon, Brian Patrick Lavery. Guy Whitman Leadbetter, Timothy-Patrick Leary. Robert Paul L'Ecuyer, Catherine Trainque Lefebvre. Deborah Ann Lefebvre.

Robert Rov Lestage, Susan Marie Lestage. Mark James LeTornev, Vermont Might Continue IPC Case, Says Johnson PETER A. BOSLEY Peter A. Bosley, 64, of Heineburg Drive, Malletts Bay, Colchester, died Saturday night at the Veterans Hospital in White River Junction after a short illness. He had worked at the Edlund Co.

in Burlington for the past 20 years. He was born in Colchester, Sept. 1, 1908, the son of Albert and Louise (Clark) Bosley. He was a veteran of of World War II, a member of the VFW and the Chittenden County Fish and Game Club. He leaves his wife, Madeline (Centerbar) Bosley; a daughter, Mrs.

Charles (Joyce) Hughes of Ft. Huachuca. seven grandchildren; four brothers. Clifford and Charles of South Burlington, Clarence and Raymond of Malletts Bay; three sisters, Mrs. Paul (Laura) Veronneau of Malletts Bay, Mrs.

Ben (Arcilla) Fortin and Mrs. Wilfred (Margaret) Goss, both of Burlington; several nieces and nephews. The funeral service will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Holy Cross Church, Malletts Bay. Burial will be in Mt.

Calvary Cemetery, Burlington. Visiting hours at the Boucher Funeral Home are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Arrangements by the Boucher Funeral Home, 85 N. Winooski Burlington. MRS.

EDNA HALL NORTHFIELD Mrs. Perley (Edna) Hall, 78. of 8 Vine St. died at her home Friday after a long illness. She was born in Williamstown Sept.

18. 1894. daughter of Forrest and Eva Seaver. She attended schools in Williamstown and was a graduate of Goddard College. She taught school in the Williamstown area for a few vears.

She was married to Mr. Hall Jan. 18. 1917. He died in 1966.

Mrs. Hall was a member of the United Church of Northfield. Sorrell Maynard Post 63. American Legion Auxiliary; Northfield Senior Citizens; and the Laura Hazen Circle. She leaves three sons.

Lawrence and Robert Hall of Northfield and Norman Hall of Hopewell Junction. N.Y.; two daughters. Mrs. Raymond (Marjorie) Ruby of Palenville. N.Y..

and Rachel Hall of Northfield; 22 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; two brothers. Guy Seaver of Williamstown and Earl Seaver of Essex Junction; two sisters. Mrs. Lena Fish of Barre and Ila Cassavant of Morrisville; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held today at 2 p.m.

at the United Church of Northfield The Rev. David Pearson, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in the family lot in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Northfield Kingston Funeral Home of Northfield in charge of arrangements.

WILLIAM L. HERRING BERLIN William L. Herring I. 83. a farmer for 57 years on the Northfield Road in Berlin, died at the Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin early Sundav morning where he had been a patient for the past four months.

He was born in Wolcott June 9. 1890. son of George and Ellen iDemerritt) Herring. He attended schools in Wolcott and married Mittie Ennis of Marshfield. She died a few vears later.

In 1915 he married Bessie Banfield. who died in 1959 Mr. Herring worked in his early years for the American Express, making deliveries by horse and buggy. He later went into farming, purchasing the farm on the Northfield Road. For 30 years.

Mr. Herring, his son and grandsons transported milk for H.P. Hood and Sons. Arthur Shepard, Marie Alana Shepard. Stephen Michael Shover.

Karen Joyce Simpson. Robert Henry Smith. Victoria Bishop Smith. Rochelle Marlene Solomon. Mary Alice Souther.

Percy Thomas Southwell. Kathleen Speranza. Michael Thomas St. Amour. Susan Ilene St.

Amour. Kevin James St. Peter, James Alan Stanziola. Anne Dorcas Stearns. Aaron Dennis Sterling.

Gary Allen Sterling. John Stevens. Donald Speir Stewart. Susan Rosina Strong. Rosemary Elizabeth Sullivan.

Peter Sweeney. Robert Charles sweeney. Steven uene fang. Garv Louis Taylor. Karen Elizabeth Taylor.

Leslie Earl Taylor. Allen Robert Terrv. Carole Susan Thomas. Ronald James Thompson. Catherine Evelina Thorpe.

Daniel Tisdale. Steven Joseph Tomsie. Anne Fa Towers. Alan Hazen Towne. Denise Lynn Trombly.

Paul Butler Turner. Denis Charles Vallieres. Mary Ann Vasseur. Ray Alan Vas-seur. Joan Barbara Vergin.

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of 284 Manhattan Drive, remained in critical condition Sunday night at Medical Center Hospital after being severely injured in a two-car crash Friday night near St. Michael's College. The infant was rushed to the hospital for treatment of massive head and chest injuries, shortly after the 6:30 p.m. accident on Vermont 15. Colchester Patrolman James Lockwood said Sunday night he is still investigating the crash in which five other persons were injured.

Driver of the car carrying the one-year-old child was James W. Katon, also of Manhattan Drive. Lockwood said Katon was headed toward Winooski when he lost control of the car at a sharp curve. The car crossed the median and slammed into a car driven by Mrs. Alice Hanley, 60.

of Malletts Bay. alone in her car. Mrs. Hanley was treated at Fanny Allen Hospital for a broken foot and bruises. Katon was treated for scalp cuts and discharged Passengers in Katon car who also were hurt were Marlene LaCroix, 21.

of Manhattan Drive. Philip LaCroix. 5. and Daniel Cross, 10. of Burlington.

Man Injured In Huntington 1 -Car Crash Allen Thompson. 25. of Starksboro, was in serious condition Sunday night at the Medical Center Hospital following surgery after a one-car accident at 4:05 p.m. in Huntington Center A hospital spokesman said Thompson suffered multiple trauma and is in the intensive care unit. State police said he was driving north in his 1969 stationwagon when he went off the right side of the highway, traveled a considerable distance and struck a culvert.

The vehicle then flipped over, landing on its wheels. State police said Thompson was pinned in the vehicle for about an hour before being rescued by the Richmond Rescue Squad and St Michael's Ambulance Squad with help from the Huntington Center Volunteer Fire Department. St. Michael's ambulance brought him to the hospital. There are an estimated 60.000 miles ol special bicycle trails in the United States.

John Earl Lewis. Linda Marrier Lewis. Timothy John Lewis, Kathleen Marie Little. William George Little. John Alexander Logsdon, David Lucey.

James Lester Luman. Susan Mary Lumbra. Stephen David Lupo. Michael John Lyman. Christine Susan Lynde.

Leslie Glen MacDonald. David Michael Mahoney. Jessica Jill Malik. Bruce Michael Mallette. Raymond Patrick Mallette.

Stuart Rolin Mareeau Philip Edward Mareelino. Carlene 3eaupre Marrier. Darlene Marie Martel. Phillip Robert Martelle. Christine Gail Martin.

Deborah Ann Martin. David Paul Marvin. Ludger Arless Marvin. Carolyn Frances Massonneau, David Peter Matthews. Debra Mary Matton.

Gary Steven Matton. Donald Armstrong Maurice. Peter George Maynard. Kendy Mae Mavo. Mark Pendleton Mazuzan Bonnie Marie Mazza.

Paul Francis McCabe. Patricia Ann McDonald. Sally Ann McGrath. Chris Paul McKenzie. Kathleen Ann McMahon.

Bruce Donald McSweeney, Debra Ann McSweeney. Gayie Ann Menard. Peggy Ann Merchant. Darlene Marie Mercier. Myron Bern Messeck.

Michele Elizabeth Meunier. Anne Theresa Milizia. Kenneth Warren Miller. David Daniel Millington. John Alan Mitchell.

Thomas Paul Mitchell. Bonnie Lee Monahan, Linda Lee Mongeon, Susan Mary Moore. Randall Charles Morgan, Susan Morgan. Carol Marie Morrissey. Mary Carolyn Munson.

Pamela Ann Myers. Kathie Jane Nadeau. Steven Paul Nelson. Patricia Jean Newton, Dan Andrew-Nolan. Marion Beard Nordham.

Andrew Maurice Normandeau, Mari Numoto. James Charles Nye, Mary Elizabeth O'Connell, Debra Jean O'Kusky. George Albera Ordway. Paula Jeanne Oucllette. Catherine Natalie Owen.

Jaye Palmer. Tern Lvnn Palmer. David Henderson Parish, Mary Lisbeth Paro. Arlen Paro, Elizabeth Deuel Passage. Carol Anna Patterson, Nancy Jean Patterson.

Joseph Alexander Payea. Karen Sue Pecor. Christopher Mark Pelley. Helen Margaret Pendris. Bruce Arthur Pepin.

Ana Maria Peryra. Lyie Louis Pierce. Steven Ernest Pierce. Denise Marie Ploof. Frederick Nathan Ploof, Mary Elizabeth Ploof.

David Howard Porter, Deborah Kay Potvin, Thomas George Pratt. Irwin Frederick Preston. Deborah Mane Provost. Sheree Ann Provost, Larry Alan Quintin. Mary-Ann Rand.

Wendy Lee Randall. Timothy Jay Ransom, Cheryl Ann Rascoe, Larry John Raymond. George Reid, Susan Reid. Hilah Ruth Remick. Donald Joseph Reno.

Ronald Thomas Reno. Paula Mae Revere. Marianne Richards. Keith Black Rieders. Zsolt Dezso Rigo, Myrtice Inez Riley.

Hal Rippon. Cynthia Sue Roach. Donna Marie Robar, Tanya Lee Robbins, Lawrence P. Rondeau. Kichard Michael Rosenberg.

Kenneth Sprague Rothwell Brennan Paul Roy. Debra Jane Roy, Debra Lynette Roy. Donald Alvin Russell, Eileen Gail Ryan. Martin Miles Ryan, Susan Hawiey Ryan, Zoltan Naszay Sachs, Susan Sagui. Jeanne Avery Sanders, Brenda Gail Sargent, John Beeman Scheer, Charles David Schifilliti.

William John Schmitt. Desiree Ann Schneider, Brenda Dawn Scribner. James Joseph Senesac. Lee William Seymour. Dean Allen Snappy.

John Alan Shaw. Carolvn Ann Sheehan, David Bv FREDERICK STETSON MONTPELIER -Environmental Conservation Secretary Martin Johnson said Sunday night Vermont will resume formal proceedings June 25 in its U.S. Supreme Court suit against the International Paper Co and the State of New York. "It's far from being settled out of court," he said, when contacted at his home in Marshfield. "'Vermont intends to proceed with the suit." The reason the court hearings will resume.

Johnson said, is because the paper company and New York attorneys "made an offer to us and it's just unacceptable." "That's all that I can tell vou." Funerals Held JEFFERSOWILl.E MULLEN. Mrs Helen A graveside serv ice was conducted Saturday at 10 30 a with the Rev. Mel Allen of Essex Junction officiating; interment in the family lot at the Jeffersonville Cemetery; delegations present from the Vermont National Guard and the Vermont Air National Guard. BAKER.SFIEI.D MACHIA. Mrs Bertha Funeral held Sunday.

2 pm. St Georges Catholic Church, the Rev Pierre Lavallee celebrant; bearers. Arthur and Louis Monette. Ernest Machia Bernard Machia Jr Leon Joval Jr and Harold Hooker, all grandsons of deceased, burial in family lot. St Georges Cemetery.

Father Lavallee reading committal pravers. VERGENNES HIBEAU, Mrs. Inys Funeral Saturday. 2 p.m..' 4ri Maple the Rev. Samuel Fountain officiating; burial in Prospect Cemeterv; bearers.

Robert Barrows. Edward Nuttall. Robert Sisters. Robert Hamel. Arthur Lawrence.

Bernard Austin he added, while referring further questions to Atty. Gen. Kimberly Cheney. Cheney, contacted at his Montpelier home said. "It's a definite decision to go ahead i with the court proceedings! if the company doesn't agree to meet the conditions that we laid out to them." iThose conditions will be negotiated out of court this week.

Cheney said he. Gov. Salmon. Johnson and Asst. Attys.

Gen. John Hansen. John Calhoun and Martin Miller worked on Vermont's out-of-court negotiating position over the weekend. He added, "Without going into specifics, we still feel the company ought to do better in the area of air (quality i in the new mill." Chenev said parties to the litigation had "narrowed their differences" during out-of-court negotiations in Boston last week. But.

he added, although there was considerable agreement on issues relating to air and water pollution from the new mill and sludge deposits from the old mill, there are still "two or three unresolved items Vermont feels are critical." He declined to specify those items. Nonetheless. Cheney said he had been in contact with the New York lawyers since he discussed Vermont's position with Johnson. And. he added, there is some reason to believe that remaining issues could be resolved this week in Boston.

"I can't say they've definitely slammed the door" on Vermont's position. Cheney said. Miller and Calhoun returned to Boston Sunday night for a week of negotiations which begin this morning, Cheney said. He added he is "cautiously optimistic" that the negotiations may be successful and the formal court proceedings could be averted. PUBLIC EVENING AUCTION 6:00 PM, Tuesday, June 1 9, 1 973 6:00 pm Wilson North Hyde Park, Vt.

Watch for Auction Signs off Route 100 between Hvde Park and No. Hyde Park, Vt. Due to renting my home and moving to smaller quarters, I will sell the following household furnishings. Dressers, vanity, wooden dinette set and four chairs, coffee table night stand and other stands, mople rockers, record players' 2 bowl kitchen sink, spice rack, 8-trock tapes, books lamps' stands, library table, old desk, pole lamp, beds, box spring and mattress, old trunks, wooden tool box, camera, suitcases. Kelvinator refrigerator, 30" gos range, Sears automatic slide projector, rocking chairs, tin dishes, old butter maker, wash tubs other dishes, hamper, piano, small tools and many other items too numerous to mention.

OWNER: Mrs. Alberta Smith, No. Hyde Park, Vt AUCTIONEER: DAVE WHITCOMB Eden, Vermont.