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2B THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1993 VERMONT DEATHS OFFICER: Patrolman found liable he was fired one week before his one-year probation ended. Colvin testified that his state police dismissal was because of poor attitude and bad paper work, Sherrer said. Sherrer said he was pleased with the verdict, but was a little disappointed more money wasn't awarded for physical and emotional damages. He said the $3,500 in punitive damages was based on evidence given the jury Friday that Colvin earned about $36,000 a year between his police and National Guard work. lln mi 'riTinl I "Jt- 1 ADAM PIKE RIESNER, Free Press SPRING BREAK: Bob Emro, a University of Vermont student, enjoys temperatures, which reached 28 degrees, at Perkins Pier in Burlington on Friday afternoon.

"It's spring break, and I'm done with classes," Emro says. said. Davenport was later charged with simple assault on police and disorderly conduct, but he was never convicted. The prosecution dismissed the assault charge before trial, Sherrer said. During the disorderly conduct trial, the prosecution presented its evidence and then dismissed the charge.

Colvin was hired by Burlington police in March 1987, one month after he was fired by Vermont State Police. Colvin had been a trooper in St. Albans, but. DAY IN COURT one day, time served. Kelley N.

Saunders, 42, Starksboro charged with driving while intoxicated, first offense, in South Burlington on Jan. 14: pleaded innocent. Richard Waite 33, Burlington charged with retail theft from Ames in Paul's Corner Market until 1969. On Oct. 2, 1930, Emily was married to Paul Labrecque, who survives her.

She is also survived by two sons, Ronald Labrecque of West Charleston, and Richard Labrecque and his wife, Jacqueline, of South Burlington; two brothers, Lucian Desrochers and his wife, Arlene, of Passumpsic, and Albert Desrochers and his wife, Rhoda, of Winter Haven, four sisters, Delma Guatrini of St. Johnsbury, Irene White of Connecticut, Angelina Carpenter of Arizona, and Alice Patenau.de of Barnet; two grandchildren, Lori Whipple and her husband. Marcel, of Wolcott, and Wade Labrecque of the U.S. Virgin Islands; and one great-grandson, Luke Whipple. She was predeceased by two brothers, Leo and Romeo Desrochers; and one sister, Pricilla.

Friends may call at Converse-Rushford Funeral Home in Newport on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in St. Benedict Church in West Charleston at 1 1 a.m. Monday by the Rev. Ernest Passero.

Burial will take place at a later date. Should friends desire, contributions in her memory may be made to Vermont Catholic Charities, 351 North Burlington, Vt. 05401, or Lund Family Center, 76 Glen Road, Burlington, Vt. 05401. Arrangements are by Converse-Rushford Funeral Service Inc.

RUSSELL C. SMYLE SAN ANTONIO, TexasWI-NOOSKI Russell C. Smyle, 72, died at his home March 10, 1993, of heart failure. He was born March 19, 1920, in Winooski, and married Justine Whalen of Burlington in 1944. They had six children.

Smyle was a retired lieutenant colonel in the Army and served his country more than 25 years. He also worked as business manager for the Catholic Archdiocese of San Antonio. He served a tour of duty in the Pacific Theater during World War II, Europe, and along the 38th Parallel in Korea in the 1950s. Smyle also was a member of the intelligence corps during the Cuban Missile Crisis. His military career reaped Smyle many awards and recognition.

He received the Silver Star, the Bronze Star, and the Army Commendation Continued from Page IB Colvin testified that he kneed Davenport in the groin to subdue him. Colvin testified he then struck Davenport twice with a nightstick in the legs after he was handcuffed. Davenport, who was pleading for witnesses, grabbed a parking meter as police led him away. Colvin testified that he struck Davenport three or four more times in the legs, knees and lower back, Sherrer said. As they started for the cruiser again, Colvin said he struck Davenport two more times in the legs, Sherrer Chittenden Circuit March 11 Harold Harrington, 45, North Quincy, Mass.

charged with driving while intoxicated, first offense, in Burlington on Feb. 18; pleaded guilty; sentenced to died Friday, March 19, 1993, in Copley Hospital in Morrisville following a long illness. He was born in Stowe, March 30, 1919, the son of Fernando and, Vinnie (Stowell) Buron. Ralph was employed by the Stoware Studios for many years. He later became custodian of the Oakley Memorial Building in Stowe until ill health forced him to retire.

Ralph was an active member of the Stowe Community Church, where he served as head usher for many years, as well as serving on various boards and committees. He was active with the Stowe Historical Society and was a member of Mystic Lodge, One of Ralph's greatest assets was being a devoted friend to many community members, always available to provide a helping hand as needed. Ralph is survived by two nephews, Frank Bedell Jr. and his wife, Reba, of Stowe, and Edmund St. Peter of Winooski; two nieces, Janet Ternest and her husband, John, of Longmont, and Ruth Bombardier and her husband, Albert, of Milton; a grand-niece, Jacquelyn Zeigler and her husband, Ken; and a grandne-phew, John Ternest cousins Walter Rivers, Evelyn Adams, Doris Ecrement, Sally LaBell, Eduar-do VanBuron, and Irene Beaulac; and a very dear friend, Freda Bartlett of Stowe.

Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in Stowe Community Church. Spring interment will be in Riverbank Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions in his memory be made to the Stowe Rescue Squad, Stowe Community Church, or the Vermont Lung Association, 30 Farrell South Burlington, 05403. Arrangements are by White-Fiess Funeral Home.

MILTON KIRBY RIPTON Milton Kirby, 86, died Wednesday, March 17, 1993, in Starr Farm Nursing Home in Burlington. Mr. Kirby was born in Ripton, Jan. 27, 1907, the son of William and Lucinda (Barney) Kirby. He had worked for himself and for Bread Loaf Campus in maintenance and janitorial service.

Surviving are several nieces and nephews. There will be no services as he wished to be cremated and his ashes spread among the foothills of Ripton. Sanderson Funeral Service in Middlebury is carrying out his wishes. EMILY EMMA LABRECQUE WEST CHARLESTON Emily Emma Labrecque, 79, passed away unexpectedly at her home Thursday, March 18, 1993. She was born in Passumpsic, May 25, 1913, the daughter of George and Emma (Arguoin) Des-rochers.

She and her husband, Paul, lived in St. Johnsbury until 1950, at which time they moved to West Charleston where they operated South Burlington on Jan. 18; pleaded innocent. Robert W. Barbour, 20, Essex Junction charged with first-degree arson in Burlington on Oct.

pleaded no contest; sentenced to two to three years, all suspended but two months. PAID NOTICES medal, among others. Survivors include his wife, Justine; four daughters, Kathleen Bur-ridge of St. Louis, Diane Budnik and Debra Kiriazes, both of San Antonio, and Sharon Burpo of Dallas; two sons, James Smyle of Washington, D.C., and Craig A. Smyle of San Antonio; three sisters, Paulita Hayes of Victoria, Texas, Shirley Flood of North Bennington, and Carol Richwagon of Seattle, a brother, Bernhardt Smyle of Burlington; and eight grandchildren.

A funeral Mass was celebrated March 15, 1993, in Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church by Archbishop Patrick Flores, assisted by Bishops Bernard Popp, Charles Grauman, Bernard Collins, Vicar Generals Raymond Garcia, George Steuben, Lawrence Steuben, and William Martin, Reverends Leon P. Brosnan, and Patrick Munoz, and Deacon (Col.) Archie Henson. Burial, with full military honors, will be in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Funerals Held BURLINGTON AUSTIN, John M. Funeral services were held Friday, March 19, 1993, in The First Congregational Church by the Rev.

Robert A. Lee, assisted by the Rev. Richard L. Sears, pastor of the Adirondack Community Church, Lake Placid, N.Y. Organist was Virginia Tubbs with vocal arrangements by the Green Mountain Chorus.

In attendance were former employees of Lowell and Austin Plumbing and Heating Burlington Lodge 100, First Congregational Church of Burlington, Green Mountain Barber Shop Chorus, SPEBSQSA, the Old Smoothies Quartet, Green Mountain Echoes, and barbershoppers from throughout New England. Bearers were Mark Austin, Edward Bectel, Andrew Buchanan, Charles Church, Robert Currier, and John Carpenter. Ushers were Karl Ashline, James Breen, Mark Lacharite, Linda Miller, and David Shaw. Interment will be in the spring in Lake View Cemetery. Entire 570 -Vehicle Inventory on Sale Giant Price-Reduction Tag in Every Car Truck Every New Used Vehicle Reduced Shearer Chevrolet Gee more than 20 years, Christena (Cary) Norton of Grand Isle; his sons, Major Rex Norton and his wife, Allie, of New Baltimore, Bernard Bluto of Grand Isle, Brian Bluto and his wife, Penny, of Morrisville; his daughters, Roxie Mulhall and her husband, David, of Watertown, and Rita Norton and her husband, Jay Farmwald, of Anchorage, Alaska; two loving grandchildren, Rebecca Norton and Crystal Bluto; his dear friends, Lorraine and Frederick Hislop of Grand Isle, and the Blackburn Family of Swansea.

Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Minor Funeral Home, Route 7, Milton. Burial will be in Grand Isle Cemetery in the spring. Contributions in Mr. Norton's memory may be made to Grand Isle Elementary School Library, in care of Beverly louree, 224 U.S.

2, Grand Isle, Vt. 05458, or Grand Isle Union Church, in care of Francis Vantine, 201 West Short Road, Grand Isle, Vt. 05458. Friends may call on the family today from 5 to 8 p.m. in Minor Funeral Home in Milton.

ANNA L. FARNSWORTH MONTPELIER A memorial service will be held Sunday, March 21, 1993, at 2:30 p.m. in Bethany United Church of Christ, Montpelier, for Anna L. Farnsworth, 90. She died March 18, 1993, in Central Vermont Hospital.

There will be no calling hours. Born on Aug. 7, 1902, in the ancestral farm in Royalton, she was the second child of Ethan Allen Jones and Susie (Moxley) Jones. She attended the local district elementary school, graduated from South Royalton High School in 1920, and from Bay Path Institute in Springfield, in 1922. On Aug.

7, 1922, she married Russell H. Farnsworth of Randolph Center. With her family, she was a longtime resident of Burlington, moving there in 1934. She was a member of the First Congregational Church and was the volunteer secretary for the Burlington Community Concerts for many years. She was employed as a mail teller at the Burlington Savings Bank from 1953 until her retirement in 1972 and continued to serve the bank, on call, until 1980.

In 1984 she moved to Montpelier where she was a member of Bethany United Church of Christ and was active in the Montpelier Senior Citizens Center. Most recently she was a resident of Isabellas Retirement Home in Barre. Her husband, Russell, died in December 1979. Survivors include her daughter, Anne DeVaughn, and son, Harlan R. Farnsworth of Montpelier; her brother, Robert Jones of Royalton; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

Contributions in her memory may be made to Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity, P.O. Box 136, Montpelier, Vt. 05601. RALPH J. BURON STOWE Ralph J.

Buron, 73, BESSETTE, Donald 75, Burlington, Thursday; worked for Cross Baking Co. in Montpelier and Farrell Distributing Co. BURON, Ralph 73, Stowe; was employed at Stoware studios for many years and was a custodian for Oakley Memorial Building. FARNSWORTH, Anna 90. Montpelier, Thursday; had been a mail teller at Burlington Savings Bank from 1953 to 1972 and continued on call until 1980.

HELLA, Era Wilhelm, 85, East Charlotte, Thursday; worked for Rutland Railroad for 33 years and Ayerst Medical Laboratory in Rouses Point, N.Y., retiring in 1972. KIRBY, Milton. 86. Ripton, Wednesday; worked in maintenance and janitorial service. LABRECQUE, Emily Emma, 79.

West Charleston, Thursday; had operated Paul's Comer Market with her husband until 1969. NORTON, Stuart 67, Grand Isle, Thursday; worked for Beauregard Equipment, retiring in 1988. O'BRIEN, Margaret Winooski; worked for Singer Sewing Machine Co. and the American Woolen Mills. SMYLE, Russell 73, San Antonio, Texas, March 10; was a retired lieutenant colonel in the Army, and had been business manager for the Catholic Archdiocese of San Antonio.

Death Notices and DONALD R. BESSETTE SR. Donald R. Bessette Sr. of Burlington died in the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont on March 18, 1993.

He was born Feb. 27, 1918, the son of Paul and Emma (Mongeon) Bessette. He was a World War II veteran and served in the Philippines. He was a member of VFW Post 782, and a life member of DAV. He retired from Cross Baking Co.

in Montpelier and Farrell Distributing Co. Donald was the husband of Dorothy (Mills) Bessette, who survives him. They were married 51 years. He is also survived by his son, Donald R. Bessette of St.

Thomas, Virgin Islands; his daughter, Deborah Bierstock of Rhine-beck, N.Y.; three granddaughters, Stacey of Arlington, and Melissa and Sarah Bierstock of Rhinebeck; two brothers, Earl and Harold Bessette; three sisters, Geraldine Varricchione, Beulah Delibac, and Janet Hale; his stepmother, Helena S. Bessette; a stepbrother, David Simonds; and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his son, Douglas, in March 1985; a brother, Norman Bessette; and a sister, Eileen Riley. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St.

Joseph Church with interment following in Lake View Cemetery. Visiting hours will be Monday from 5 to 8 p.m. in Corbin and Palmer Funeral Home, 71 S. Union Burlington. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to Vermont C.A.R.E.S., 30 Elmwood Burlington, Vt.

05401. MARGARET J. O'BRIEN WINOOSKI Margaret J. O'Brien, a longtime resident of Winooski, died Friday, March 19, 1993, after a long illness. She was born in Winooski, Nov.

18, 1900, the daughter of Edward and Ellen (McGreevey) O'Brien. She graduated from Winooski High School, Class of 1918. She was employed by the Singer Sewing Machine Co. in Bridgeport, for 15 years. She returned to Winooski in 1933 and was employed as a secretary for the American Woolen Mills until the mill closed in 1955.

She was a member of St. Stephen's parish in Winooski. Margaret was a gentle, kind person with a subtle, Irish sense of humor. She enjoyed frequent trips to Ireland in her later years. She is survived by one brother, Ret.

Col. William O'Brien, USMC, and his wife, Lillian, of Chatsworth, three nephews and their wives, Dr. Robert E. and Shirley O'Brien of Winooski, Attorney J. William and Phyllis O'Brien of Winooski, and William Michael and Virginia O'Brien of Burlington; four nieces, Mrs.

Al (Ruth Shee-han) Brown of Forest, Mrs. Patricia O'Brien Swanson and Mrs. Rosemary O'Brien Bennett, both of Hartford, and Mrs. John (Christine Flynn) Leitrim of Ireland; and several great-nieces and great-nephews. She was predeceased by a brother and sister-in-law, John Edward and Yvonne O'Brien; two sisters, Ella Mae O'Brien and Anna O'Brien Shee-han; one nephew, Dr.

Thomas O'Brien. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday at 10 a.m. in St. Stephen Roman Catholic Church. Interment will be in the spring in St.

Joseph Cemetery in Burlington. There will be no visiting hours. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to the Society of St. Edmund, St. Michael's College, Winooski Park, Colchester, Vt.

05439. Arrange- Cards of Thanks To all the family, friends and neighbors who remembered us in our sorrow over the loss of a beloved son and brother, Harris A. Yandow, we are truly grateful. Every phone call, card, letter, visit and all the floral and spiritual remembrances lightened our heavy hearts. Thank you for your compassion and love.

Elizabeth Yandow, Richard and Trish Yandow, Joyce and Chuck Donnelly Funerals Held ments are by LaVigne Funeral Home, 132 Main Winooski. ERO WILHELM HELLA EAST CHARLOTTE Ero W. Hella, 85, passed away at his home Thursday afternoon, March 18, 1993, following a courageous battle with cancer. He was born in Turku, Finland, Sept. 17, 1907, the son of the late Amanda (Junnila) Hella and Oskar Hella.

At a very early age he came to America, graduating from Proctor High School and later moving to Rutland where he graduated from Rutland Business College. Ero was employed by the Rutland Railroad for 33 years and later worked at Ayerst Medical Laboratory in Rouses Point, N.Y., retiring in 1972. Following his retirement, Ero was co-owner and silent partner of Sport About Sporting Goods in Essex Junction. He was well-known in Masonic circles. He was past master of Friendship Lodge 24 in Charlotte, a 32nd Degree Mason, a member of York Rite Bodies of Burlington, the Vermont Council of Thrice Illustrious Masters, Grand Com-mandery of Knights Templar and Appendant Orders of the State of Vermont, Past Masters Association of the 5th Masonic District of Vermont, and Cairo Temple in Rutland.

In 1938, he married the former Leitha M. Gilbert, the love of his life and constant companion, who predeceased him Nov. 8, 1992. He is survived by one son, William E. Hella, and his beloved daughter-in-law, Judith A.

Hella of Essex Junction; two grandsons, whom he adored, Christopher Hella and his wife, Jacqueline, of Essex Junction, and William Hella and his wife, J'aime, of Burlington; two sisters and one brother, Carl Hella and Rauhau Wirta of Osprey, and Hellin Carlson of Rutland; and three nieces whom he cherished, Carlene Bennette, Hellin Leclair, and Cindy Ladabouche. Ero will be best remembered for his Scandinavian traditions, hunting, fishing, and his love of the outdoors. His life touched the hearts of many and he will be sadly missed. Friendship Lodge 24, will conduct its ritualistic funeral service at 3 p.m. Sunday in Corbin and Palmer Funeral Home, 9 Pleasant Essex Junction, with visiting hours from 1 p.m.

until the hour of the service. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent the Shriners Hospital, Springfield, or Visiting Nurse Association, 284 East Burlington, Vt. 05401, who admirably attended him during the past year. STUART D. NORTON GRAND ISLE Stuart D.

Norton, 67, passed away unexpectedly Thursday evening, March 18, 1993, in the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont, with his family at his side, following a short illness. Stuart was born Jan. 3, 1926, in Swansea, where he was raised by his grandparents, Milton and Nellie Davis. He served with the U.S. Army during World War II in the European Theater.

He was a member of VFW Post 758 in St. Albans. Stuart was an avid reader; he also loved tending his garden and cooking. He had been employed by Beauregard Equipment, retiring in 1988. Stuart is survived by his wife of AUCTION Alburg Auction House March 20 2 p.m.

'til Midnight Items available include' Victorian ptne 3 piece bedroom set (commode, dresser and bed) Victorian pine dresser and bed wwalnut trim; early pine drop leal table; oak dresser; full size tall oak bed; twin size brass trimmed iron bed; old yarnwinder; early solid wood sway hobby horse; early 1940 Bmg Crosby Junior Juke phonograph, small pie sale; pine 1 drawer washstand; small walnut hanging cupboard; Victorian side chair; brass kettle 11 Gnswold fry pan; cobalt Blue cut Bohemian glass pitcher w6 tumblers; sterling and pewter items; Nippon; assorted glass; china and small collectibles eto Due to a storm shortened slae last week, we have an excessive amount of modern housewares for the evening session, as well as some new merchandise and late arriving surprises. TATRO'S COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Tim Ralph, Auctioneers Dial 796-3572 mm FINAL DAY HURRYl RSHIP DIRECTORY AUCTION SALE ALINE AND DENIS LEDUC 27, du 40 Range St-Louis-de-Gonzague, Beauhamois Cty. NORTH AVENUE ALLIANCE CHURCH DAY CARE 4 CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SUNDAY SERVICE 9 45 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:15 AM EVENING BIBLE HOUR 6 00 PM WED, PRAYER BIBLE STUDY 7 00 PM PIONEER GIRL'S I BRIGADE 80 CLUB 7 00 PM SR. PASTOR REV ROLAND COFFEY YOUTH PASTOR GREG MARSTON 901 North Ave Burl 864-0501 ESSEX ALLIANCE CHURCH Modern Music Relevant To Life's Topics Relaxed Atmosphere Come Casual We Care About Kids "Not A Waste Of Your Time" Sunday Services 8:30 1 10:30 a m. (6 p.m.) 37 Old Stage Essex 671-8213 I FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 38 So.

Winooski Burlington Invites You To Worship 8 a.m. 10 a.m. and Childcare at 10 a.m. Pastors: Robert A. Lee Senior Minister 0.

Jean Andrews Assoc. Minister FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST South Union and Bay Vie Streets, Burlington Sunday Service: 10 30 a.m. Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Evening Meeting: 7:30 m. Childcare Provided at all Services.

Reading Room 10-2 pm. 196 Pearl Burlington WEE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. PAUL 2 Cherry Burlington, VT Sunday Holy Euchaftat eooa io 30 530 pm. Education Hour: All egea 9 15-10 15 a.m. Childcare: -11 30 am.

DaHy Morning Prayer: Mon thru Sat 8 30 a m. Daily Evening Prayar: Mon thru Sat 00 p.m. The Very Rev Daniel Riggail. Dean The Rev. Elizabeth Hasan, Aniatant To Reserve Your Message in the Worship Directory, Please Contact Mike Noonan at 660-1829 or 1-800-427-3124 xl829.

Friday, March 26th, 1993 at noon sharp WILL BE SOLD: No 1680 Case Inter Axial Flow combine 4x4, tires 30 532R2 and 18 426R2, cab with condition air. monitor with trench griH. Only 1600 HOURS. FINANCEMENT AVAILABLE BY INTER Capello 8 rows corn head folding wing with rotary chopper; 18 ft New-Holland gram table with bat wing, steel tooth with Orbite hydraulic motor and adaptor for combine 14 1600 Case Inter; No. 4450 4x4 John-Deere tractor.

175 HP. lock-wheel, double hydraulic outlet, rice tires and double wheel, No, 280 John-Deere double action front loader with snow and gravel shovet, cab with condition air; No. 3140 4x4 John-Deere. lock-wheel, double hydraulic outlet. No.

265 double action front loader with snow and gravel shovel, cab with condition air. VERY CLEAN; No. 16145 4x4 Zetor tractor, 145 HP, lock-wheel, double hydraulic outlet, 20x38 double wheel, cab, with condition air. ONLY 700 HOURS; No. 5000 Ford diesel tractor, power-steehng.

lock wheel and hydraulic outlet: 35 ft flat-bed with deck, 5th-wheel go to a pickup: No. 7000 6 rows John-Deere corn seeder, tandem wheel Agri-Plan; No. 6200 Case grain seeder 24 double disc 6 inches; 30 ft Vaderstad 3 sections folding wing vibrocultor, mounted-type with scraper and double crusher rear roller; Massey-Ferguson chisel-plow 9 with front disc; 6 rows corn cultivator with protector crops; Chem-Farm Inc. purvensator 750 gals cap. stainless tank on wheel 53 ft jet and electric control; 4 wagons with Hunsdell and McCurdy grain box 275 bushels cap.

with 20 inches extension: 2 wagons with McCurdy gram box 375 bushels; 4 wheels wagon tor transport the grain table; Normand wagon 12 tons cap. with 20 ft hay rack; 2 grain augers one Westfield 10 x51' on p.to. and one Sakundiac with electric motor 25 HP; 9 ft Schurtz snow blower with chute control: 7 ft Massey-Ferguson mowing machine on 3 pis hitch; Scraper on 3 pts hitch; 2 plastic tanks 1200 gals Metal water tank 1000 gals 10x15 sale stand with 10x5 cooler room and some more articles too long to enumerate. DRYING SYSTEM: Corn dryer Vertec 6600 propane on 550, 7 tons In hours hopper silo 70 tons 2 buckets elevator Farmalic 42 ft and 30 ft with all attachments; Homemade dust system. For Information: Aline or Oenis 514-373-7651 or the auctioneer.

ALSO FOR SALE AT THE AUCTION: The farm 143 arpents app. including 107 drains with barn Lot 502 -P 508 and 510 CONDITION: 20 cash, the balance at the signature of the contract In 15 days after the sale. For information: 514-263-0670 514-263-4480 CONDITION: CASH OR BANK LOAN For Information or credit arrangement, contact the auctioneer, ancans JULES COTE INC. Bilingual Auctioneer AGENT de VENTE Non responsable accident personnel, de parte ou dommage a la propriety. 1274 rue Sud Cowansville, Que.

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