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23 THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1994 VERMONT DEATHS DAY IN COURT In Brief Cambridge students won't join school CAMBRIDGE Voters rejected Thursday a commitment to send Cambridge's fifth- and sixth-graders to a proposed middle school in the Lamoille North Supervisory district. The vote was 154-116, said Pat Guillemette, chairwoman of the Lamoille Union High School board. School officials said they proposed a union middle school for students in the towns of Belvi-dere, Cambridge, Eden, Hyde Park, Johnson and Waterville because Lamoille Union High School is crowded. The middle school would qualify for 50 percent funding from the state if at least two of the six towns agreed to send their fifth- and sixth-graders to the school. Only Johnson has agreed to do so.

Food sale to aid mission program FERRISBURGH Ferris-burgh Methodist Church missions will have a food sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday on Long Point Road in North Ferrisburg. The sale will benefit the mission program. Also in Ferrisburgh, the first annual flower days festival will kick off from 10 a.m.

to 3 p.m. at Basin Harbor Club. Free garden tours, lectures, contests and exhibits will be offered. Call 475-231 1 for more information. From staff reports ZL I 1 11111111 XLl 4 ipl VAT Vjjl jrynnf -J ij QLENN RUSSELL, for the Free Press LOFTY AMBITIONS: Ken Nicklau washes windows at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Williston.

Nicklau has operated his own business, Home Window, for five years. Death Notices and Funerals Held Chittenden Circuit Information released Aug. 24 Aug. 1 James R. Curfman, 34, Richmond charged with unlawful restraint, second degree, in Burlington on July pleaded guilty; sentenced to two to five years; charged with aggravated domestic assault, second degree, in Burlington on July pleaded guilty; sentenced to two to five years, concurrent: charged with domestic assault in South Burlington on March 15; pleaded guilty; sentenced to one year, concurrent; charged with do-' mestic assault and violation of abuse prevention order in Burlington on May 10; pleaded innocent to both counts; both counts dismissed by state; charged with violation of abuse prevention order in Burlington on July pleaded guilty; sentenced to two to five years, concurrent; charged with violation of conditions of release in Burlington on June 28; pleaded guilty; sentenced to six months, concurrent; charged with leaving scene of accident and DWI refusal in Burlington on Dec.

15, 1991; pleaded innocent to both counts; both counts dismissed by state. Guy Glaser, 45, Burlington charged with violation of conditions of release in Burlington on July 31; pleaded innocent; dismissed by court. Klmberty I. Mumley, 27, Middlebury charged with contempt of court in Burlington on June 12; dismissed by state. Aug.

4 Charles R. Willard, 34, Winston-Salem, N.C. charged with cruelty to animals in Burlington on July 31; pleaded no contest; fined $25. Aug. 12 Chester Pigllo, 48, Burlington charged with domestic assault in Burlington on Aug.

11; pleaded guilty; sentenced to four to 12 months, suspended, placed on probation. Edward L. Crowningshleld, 26, Kee-seville, N.Y. charged with DWI, first offense, in Colchester on 11; pleaded guilty; fined $200. Aug.

15 Girard F. Kavanaugh, 49, Burlington charged with disorderly conduct in Burlington on Aug. 12; pleaded guilty; fined $100. Aug. 17 Edward J.

Sourdiff, 21, St. Albans charged with escape, felony, in South Burlington on April pleaded guilty; sentenced to nine months. David Merchant, 40, Essex Junction charged with domestic assault in Essex on Nov. 28; pleaded innocent; dismissed by court. John F.

Russell 24, St. Albans charged with unlawful trespass in Burlington on May 18; pleaded guilty; fined $200. Carl S. Blaise, 23, Colchester charged with passing a bad check in Shelburne on April 28; dismissed by state. Scott Myers, 24, Colchester charged with driving while license suspended, fourth offense or above, in Winooski on April pleaded innocent; dismissed by court.

Aug. 18 Allan E. Houle, 44, Burlington charged with violation of abuse prevention order in Colchester on July pleaded guilty; sentenced to four to 12 months, suspended, placed on probation; charged with violation of abuse prevention order in Colchester on Aug. 10; pleaded innocent; dismissed by state; charged with violation of conditions of release in Colchester on Aug. 10; pleaded innocent; dismissed by state.

Aug. 19 Roy C. Cunningham, 43, Montpelier charged with contempt of court In Burlington on July 12; dismissed by state. Chris J. McLain, 20, Burlington charged with disorderly conduct, second degree, noise in Burlington on June pleaded guilty; fined $75.

Jeff R. Pecor, 20, Burlington charged with disorderly conduct, second degree, noise in Burlington on June 17; pleaded guilty; fined $100. George A. Reil, 32, Burlington charged with disorderly conduct, second degree, noise in Burlington on June pleaded guilty; fined $75. Aaron W.

Haberland, 26, Burlington charged with disorderly conduct, second degree, noise in Burlington on May 25; pleaded guilty; fined $75. Jason Leduc, 20, Burlington charged with disorderly conduct, second degree, noise in Burlington on June 17; pleaded guilty; fined $125. Gary Fox, 53, address unknown charged with open container in Burlington on June 1 and 25; pleaded guilty to both counts; fined $50 on each count. Donald F. Barnes, 41, Burlington charged with open container in Burlington on June 19; pleaded guilty; fined $50.

Robert E. Germaine 26, Burlington charged with open container in Burlington on June 21; pleaded guilty; fined $80. Frederick Reed, 46, Burlington charged with open container in Burlington on June 21; pleaded guilty; fined $50. Audrey Tarrant, 17, Burlington charged with vehicle on bike path in Burlington on June pleaded guilty; fined $50. Raymond J.

Foy III, 20, Burlington charged with skateboarding on Marketplace in Burlington on June 13; pleaded guilty; fined $50. Lacey's LAWN mJ James D. Jones, 28, Essex Junction charged with DWI, third offense, refusal, in Essex on May amended to DWI, second offense, refusal; fined $200, sentenced to 10 to 24 months, all but 120 days suspended, placed on probation; charged with driving while license suspended, first offense, in Essex on May pleaded innocent; dismissed by state. Alan D. Blaise, 39, Hinesburg charged with DWI, first offense.

In Shelburne on May amended to reckless driving; pleaded guilty; fined $300, sen- tenced to 10 to 12 months, suspended, placed on probation. -Aug. 22 David J.S. Crandall, 22. Burlington charged with burglary, felony, violation of-conditions of release and unlawful mischief in Burlington on Aug.

21; pleaded innocent to all counts. Richard C. Pahl, 49, Essex charged with stalking in South Burlington on Aug. 19; pleaded innocent. Santo F.

Marotta, 24, Burlington charged with domestic assault in Burlington on March 13; verdict by court of, guilty; sentenced to three months, suspended, placed on probation. Bradley T. Woodman, 37, South Bur-" lington charged with domestic assault 1 in Burlington on Aug. 21; pleaded, cent. Christopher Rice, 33, Burlington charged with domestic assault in Burling-" ton on Aug.

19; pleaded innocent. John C. Letourneau, 34, South Burlington charged with domestic assault" In Colchester on Aug. 21; pleaded Innocent. Laura J.

Kellett, 27, Winooski charged with violation of abuse prevention order and violation of conditions of release in Essex on Aug. 22; pleaded innocent to both counts, wiana m. miir, zo, nmesuuig charged with disorderly conduct in Bur- lington on Aug. 20; pleaded Innocent. Paul Swider, 23, South Burlington charged with disorderly conduct in South Burlington on Aug.

19; pleaded innocent. Richard J. Bovo, 20, Burlington charged with attempted unlawful pass In South Burlington on June 18; pleaded Innocent. Bradley T. Woodman, 37, South Burlington charged with unlawful mischief in Burlington on Aug.

21; pleaded Innocent, i Jimmy Towntend, 20, Burlington charged with attempted petty larceny in Burlington on Feb. 20; pleaded innocent; dismissed by state. Jason P. Breiult, 18, Winooski cnargea wiui uwi, nisi onense, in wi- nooski on July pleaded Innocent. Aug.

23 Georgios Alexandrakis, 24, Colchester charged with careless and negligent operation in South Burlington on April 22; pleaded innocent; dismissed by state. Dean D. Choske, 31, Colchester charged with DWI, third offense, in Colchester on July 22; pleaded innocent. Penny S. Leclaire, 26, Essex charged with driving while license suspended, first offense, in Colchester on July 19; pleaded innocent.

Information released Aug. 25 Aug. 1 Raymond Giroux, 24, South Burlington charged with operating a mo-' tor vehicle without owner's consent," misdemeanor, in Burlington on June 25; pleaded innocent. Aug. 23 m.

Gary W. Sears, 22, Burlington charged with grand larceny in Burlingtoru on Aug. 2 1 pleaded innocent. Donna J. Quigley, 26, Burlington charged with conspiracy to deliver marijuana and delivery of marijuana in Burlington on June pleaded innocent to both counts.

Jeffrey L. Hall, 26, Essex Junction charged with careless and negligent operation of a motor vehicle, felony, operating a motor vehicle without owner's consent, and driving while license suspended, first offense. In Milton on July 16; pleaded innocent to all counts. Michael J. Holmes, 25, Colchester charged with stalking and simple assault in Colchester on Aug.

13; charged with disturbing peace by telephone in Colchester on Aug. 1 pleaded innocent to all counts. Gary R. O'Brien, 41, Huntington charged with two counts of domestic, assault In Huntington on Aug. 22; pleaded Innocent to both counts.

20 off EVERYTHING IN" THE STORE "I Great used furniture for home, camp, or students! I Carmen's (PCacei 23 River Road.Jissex Jet. 878-1719j BUILDERS CONTRACTORS BuyrtiebejrfAPPUANCES from builder distributor at distributor prices. AMANA WHITE WESTlNGHOUSf WHIRLPOOL KITCHENAID VT Hardware Company 1 80 flynn Burlington 864-6835 Annual SAL "The Carpet Gallery" IVr a 862-1222 INC. 862-0111 BOtSSY, Paul 57, Burlington, Wednesday; was a longtime employee and manager at IBM in Essex Junction. HENDERSON, Professor Donald Ce-dric, 91, Belleair, Fla.

Burlington, Wednesday; was chairman of the department of poultry science at the University of Vermont from 1 937 to 1 968. LAVIGNE, Doris Isabelle 68, South Burlington, Wednesday; worked as a senior quality control technician at IBM in Essex Junction for many years. MAYNARD, Edwin 73, Essex Junction. MCCARTHY, Madeleine (Shequin), 82, Burlington, Wednesday; had been a licensed practical nurse at Mary Fletcher Hospital and the Municipal Nursing Home for many years and retired from Medical Center Hospital of Vermont in 1974. RUSSELL, Frederick A.

74, Wey-bridge; attended Shoreham Elementary School and worked as a plant operator at Proctor Power Co. BIRTHS March 20 1 LYMAN, Thomas and Jann, Hinesburg, a daughter, Jennifer Sang, adopted Aug. 4, South Korea. July 28 PERRIN, Michael and Jodi (Martin), South Burlington, a daughter, Madison Grace, MCHV. Aug.

8 CUSSON, T. and DUCHARME, Wi- nooski, a son, Nicholas Jonah, MCHV. MITCHELL, Steven and Jennifer (She-drick), Alburg, a daughter, Chyanne Lyn, NWMC. Aug. 9 BOURDEAU, Gary and Robin (Critch-low), St.

George, a daughter, Madison Kay, MCHV. Aug. 11 FORTIN, Christopher and Kathleen (Shaw), Newburyport, a daughter, Megan Madeline, Anna Jacques Hospital; paternal grandparents, Paul and Barbara Fortin, maternal grandparents, Normand and Dorothy Shaw, all of Winooski. FREGEAU, Randy and TIBBITS, Lisa, Franklin, a daughter, Caitlyn Marie, NWMC. JENKINS, John III and Victoria (Humphrey), St.

Albans, a son, Brandon Kaine, NWMC. PAID NOTICES of Quechee; a granddaughter, Deborah Nelson of Framingham, grandson, Gary McCarthy of Darien, five great-grandchildren, Whitney, Andrew, and Kelly McCarthy, and Alexander and Timothy Nelson; three sisters, Ethel Pfundheller of Phoenix, Ann Mario of Burlington, and Doris Doherty of Burlington; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Harry, in 1968; brothers, Howard Shequin of Fairlee, and Clement and Irvin Shequin of Burlington; and a sister, Marjorie Gar-row of Palm Springs, Calif. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday at 10 a.m. in St.

Mark Church. Interment will be in New Mount Calvary Cemetery. Visiting hours will be today from 6 to 8 p.m. in Corbin and Palmer Funeral Home, 71 S. Union Burlington.

Memorial gifts may be sent to the American Cancer Society, Vermont Division, P.O. Box 1452, Montpelier, Vt. 05601-1452. Corbin and Palmer Funeral Home, 71 S. Union Burlington, in charge of arrangements.

FREDERICK A. RUSSELL SR. WEYBRIDGE Frederick A. Russell 74, died Thursday, Aug. 25, 1994, in the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont.

He was born in Fairfax on May 8, 1920, the son of Gordon and Emery (Pecor) Russell. Fred attended Shoreham Elementary School and worked as a plant operator at the Proctor Power Co. He is survived by two sons, Frederick Russell Jr. and his wife, Barbara, of Orwell, and Richard Russell and his wife, Cathy, of Bristol; three daughters, Nancy Patch and her husband, Richard, of Fitzwilliams, N.H., Patricia Phillips and her husband, Patrick, of Ballston, Spa, N.Y., and Janice D'Avignon and her husband, Timothy, of Orwell; one brother, Ken Russell of Winchendon, 12 grandchildren; and nine greatgrandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife, Olive (Lafre-niere) Russell, in 1980.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. in Sanderson Funeral Home, 117 S. Main Middlebury, by Rev. Wayne Holsman. There will be no calling hours.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Middlebury Volunteer Ambulance Association, P.O. Box 504, Middlebury, Vt. 05753. Funerals Held HINESBURG PALMER, James W. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Thursday at 1 1 a.m.

in St. Jude Roman Catholic Church by Rev. Walter Miller. Organist and soloist was Tom Crowley. Readers were Michael Palmer and James Carney.

Grandchildren placed the pall on the casket. Great-grandchildren presented the gifts to Father Miller. Bagpipes were played at the end of the Mass by Merrick Hard. Interment followed in Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Cemetery in Richmond with Father Miller reading committal prayers. Bearers, all grandchildren, were Anthony, Catherine, Pamela, Theodore, Todd, and Terrell Palmer.

Clarion B. Henderson of Eureka, and nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held in the First United Methodist Church in Burlington on Sunday at 2 p.m. by Rev. Clark S.

Callender and James L. Bowen. Professor Henderson had served on the board of trustees and played an active role in the First United Methodist Church for 60 years. Interment will be in Lake View Cemetery in Burlington at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the First United Methodist Church, 21 Buell Burlington, Vt.

05401, Hospice of the Champlain Valley, 25 Prim Road, Colchester, Vt. 05446, Vermont Respite House, P.O. Box 954, Williston, Vt. 05495, or the charity of one's choice. Corbin and Palmer Funeral Home, 71 S.

Union Burlington, in charge of arrangements. PAUL H. BOISSY Paul H. Boissy, 57, of Apple-tree Point, Burlington, died Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1994, at his home following a lengthy illness.

He was born Nov. 16, 1936, in Colchester, the son of Arthur A. (Boissy) Bushey and Isabelle M. Devino. Paul attended parochial and public schools in Winooski, and was a graduate of Winooski High School, Class of 1955.

Paul excelled in three varsity sports at Winooski High School. Following graduation, he served in the U.S. Army as a radar and guided missile technician. At the completion of his tour of duty, Paul became a longtime employee and manager at IBM in Essex Junction. Paul was an avid sports fan, and he held a special interest and joy in gardening.

Paul was a member of St. Stephen's Council, Knights of Columbus, and the Regular Veterans Association. Paul is survived by a daughter, Mona, of San Diego, three sons, Mark, Neil and his wife, Robin, all of Winooski, and Paul Jr. of San Diego; his mother, Mrs. Isabelle (Boissy) Bushey; a twin sister, Pauline Brisson; a brother, Clayton; a sister, Sister Claire Boissy, RSM, of the Sisters of Mercy; a special friend and caregiver, Maxine Beattie of Burlington; his grandchildren; in-laws; and several nieces and nephews.

Paul was predeceased by his father, Arthur, on Oct. 27,. 1984. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday at 1 p.m. in St.

Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church in Winooski with interment to follow in St. Francis Xavier Cemetery in Winooski. In lieu of flowers, friends may make gifts in Paul's memory to St. Francis Xavier Parish, St. Peter Street, Winooski, Vt.

05404, or the charity of one's choice. There are no visiting hours. Arrangements are by LaVigne Funeral Home, 132 Main Winooski. DORIS (BUSHWAY) LAVIGNE SOUTH BURLINGTON Doris Isabelle (Bushway) Lavigne, 68, of Hinesburg Road died at her home Wednesday morning, Aug. 24, 1994.

She was born in Burlington, July 17, 1926, the daughter of Ernest and Louretta (Medlar) Lines. She was married in Burlington in January 1946 to John L. Bush-way, who predeceased her in 1961. On July 5, 1969, she was married to Lloyd A. Lavigne.

She had worked for many years as a senior quality control technician at IBM in Essex Junction. She was a member of St. John Vianney parish and the Women's Benefit Association for more than 50 years. She was also a member of the Quarter Century Club at IBM. She is survived by her three children and their spouses, Dalton A.

and Theresa Bushway of Georgia, Jacqueline B. and James Provost of Essex Junction, and John L. and Darlene Bushway of Wolcott; six grandchildren, Paul Bushway of Georgia, James Provost of Winooski, Jason Provost and Jessica Provost of Essex Junction, and John and Jennifer Bushway of Winooski; one great-granddaughter, Katherine; three sisters, Helen Brown of South Burlington, Elizabeth LaBombard and her husband, Albert, of Burlington, and Theresa Roberts of South Burlington; and many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by one son, Paul Bushway, in 1958; one granddaughter, Stacey J. Bushway, in 1991; one brother, Ernest W.

Lines, in 1931; and three sisters, Margaret and Mary Lines in 1924, and Dorothy Lines in 1932. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday at 10 a.m. in St. John Vianney Roman Catholic Church with burial to follow in New Mount Calvary Cemetery. Those who wish may make contributions in her memory to the American Diabetes Association, Vermont Affiliate 431 Pine the Maltex Building, Burlington, Vt.

05401. Visiting hours will be Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Ready Funeral Home, South Chapel, 261 Shelburne Road, Burlington. EDWIN E. MAYNARD ESSEX JUNCTION Edwin E.

Maynard, 73, formerly of 19 Murray Road, Essex Junction, and Tucson, currently residing at Whitcomb Woods in Essex, died unexpectedly in Fanny Allen Hospital in Colchester on Thursday, Aug. 25, 1994. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time and a complete obituary will appear in Saturday's Burlington Free. Press. Corbin and Palmer Funeral Home, 9 Pleasant Essex Junction, in charge of arrangements.

MADELEINE (SHEQUIN) MCCARTHY Madeleine (Shequin) McCarthy, 82, longtime resident of Loomis Street, Burlington, died Wednesday evening, Aug. 24, 1994, in Birchwood Terrace Healthcare Center following a lingering illness. She was born in Vergennes, Sept. 10, 1911, the daughter of Edward and Marie (Lefebvre) Shequin. Mrs.

McCarthy was employed at the Mary Fletcher Hospital and the Municipal Nursing Home as a licensed practical nurse for many years. She retired from the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont in 1974. She was formerly a member of the Athena Club and the Cathedral parish. Mrs. McCarthy is survived by her son, Harry and his wife, Beth, PROF.

DONALD C. HENDERSON BELLEAIR, Fla.BURLINGTON Professor Donald Cedric Henderson of Burlington and of Belleair, died in Vermont Respite House in Williston on Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1994, after a lengthy and valiant battle with cancer. He was born Nov. 20, 1902, the son of John Alexander Henderson and Mary Jane (Cooper) Henderson in Victor Township, III.

He graduated salutatorian from Rollo (Illinois) High School in 1920 and from the College of Agriculture, University of Illinois, in 1924, where he was a member of Alpha Zeda, Alpha Tau Alpha and the Farm House Fraternities. His grad uate degrees in the field of poultry and science were also granted by the University of Illinois. Henderson's first professional position was as poultry specialist at the South Dakota State College, Brookings, S.D., in 1926. In 1928, he was appointed assistant professor of poultry science at Pennsylvania State University where he remained until 1937, at which time he accepted the position of chairman of the department of poultry science at the University of Vermont. He retired from UVM in 1968 as associate professor emeritus.

During his 31 years of service at the university, Professor Henderson worked closely with the Chittenden County Poultry Association, the Vermont Turkey Pro ducers, and the New England r-eea Dealers Association. In 1951, Professor Henderson served as special adviser to the imperial government of Iran where he delivered lectures at the University of Tehran, and worked with the College of Agriculture and the College of Veterinary Medicine. He was known nationally and "internationally, having represented -the University of Vermont in his "presentation of lectures in Mexico, I Spain, and other countries. For his research and academic work, he was elected to American 2 Men of Science, Who's Who in New England, and Who's Who in the East. On June 25, 1930, he was -married to Blanche Tompkins in "South Dakota.

She predeceased -him in 1964. On April 22, 1974, he married Mary (Carman) Harrington of Rich- mond, who survives him. He is also survived by his son, Dr. Donald C. Henderson Jr.

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