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2B Tm kringKM (Vt, Ftm toss. Saturdoy. August II, 1990 Births Vermont Vietnamese buried in his 'dream' land Gov. declares education day The Associated Press MONTPELIER Saying that most school board meetings focus on school lunches and bus schedules. Gov.

Madeleine M. Kunin on Friday asked boards in October to look at education quality. Kunin declared Oct 1 as Quality Education Day in Vermont She said she wants to involve parents and teachers at the local level "We can't just talk about local control without doing it" Kunin said at a news conference. Kunin said a meeting dedicated to discussing how to achieve quality education is necessary to bring residents into the planning process. "This is not a state mandate, but a suggestion, a strong suggestion," she said.

And the Nynex Foundation and New England Telephone will provide $25,000 to help restructure elementary and secondary school systems to focus on student performance, not grades. The money will go to a School Report Day, a forum held by schools to tell communities how well they are meeting TRONO, Daniel and Elizabeth (Hanzl), 9 Iby South Burlington, a son, Aug. 9. Porter Medical Center Middle bury BRINKMAN, Michael, and PRO-VENCHER, Heather, Vergennes, a son. Aug.

6. PRATT, Christopher and Susan (Miller), Whiting, a daughter, Aug. 2. QUESNEL, Donald and Patricia (Fromm), Middiebury, a daughter, Aug. 7.

SAWARD, David and Rebecca (Day), Middiebury, a son, Aug. 2. Gifford Memorial Hospital Randolph BARNABY, Kevin and Michelle (Barry), Tunbridge, a daughter. Aug. 1.

FENNER, Jeffery and Jackie (Dit-cheos), North Clarendon, a daughter, July 31. LAMB, Larry and Mary (Myhre), Randolph, a daughter, July 27. LAY, James and Sherry (Culver), Barre, a daughter, July 26. MILLER, John and Diane (Connelly), Warren, a son, July 26. PETTINATO, E.

John and Patricia (Spodnick), Randolph, a daughter, July 30. ROGERS, Gracia, South Royalton, a daughter, Aug. 1. Grand Forks AFB Hospital Grand Fortes, N.D. BALTZELL, Sgt.

Mark D. and AIC Carla (Elliott), a daughter, Aug. maternal grandparents, William and Linda Elliott of Georgia, paternal grandmother, Colleen Baltzell of Mc-Clure, III. At Home JACKSON, Woody and Rebecca, Addison, a son, July 25. Medical Center Hospital of Vermont Burlington BLUMEN, Steven and Cynthia (White).

Hinesburg. a daughter, Aug. 7. BULL, Robert and Jean (Sherman), Burlington, a daughter, Aug. 7.

COFFEY, Donald and Janet (Ke-nyon), Westford, a daughter, Aug. 8. CURLEY, Kevin and Kathryn (Peacock), 168 Woodlawn Road, a son, Aug. 10. ELLENBOGEN, David, and CAREY, Peggy.

Colchester, a son, Aug. 9. HURST, Mark, and LAROCHE, Ma-Linda (Cota), Waterbury. a daughter, Aug. 9.

LAVALLEE, Dana and Donna (Di-onne), Vergennes, a daughter, Aug. 8. LIN0HOLM, Gary and Paula (Mc-Clure). Essex, a son, Aug. 9.

PROVIDENCE, Rohan and Sherry (Houghton), Colchester, a son, Aug. 8. RESNEK, Robert and CORCORAN, Ellen, Hinesburg, a son, Aug. 9. SENER, Rick and Karen (Ritchie), 65 West Road, a daughter.

Aug. 7. SOURDIFF, Kullen and Sherri (Brig-ham). 166 Sandra Circle, a son, Aug. 9.

SPANNBAUER, Christopher and Christy (Catena), Hinesburg Road, South Burlington, a son, Aug. 8. Deaths BISHOP, Joyce 54, Franklin. CLAPPER, E. Hazel, 87, Enosburg Falls.

McNEAL, Garrett 51, Colchester, Thursday; worked more than 20 years for General Electric Co. RICHARDS, Nina 91, Milton, Thursday; was a correspondent for the Essex Suburban List. WAKEFIELD, Alice 84, 90 Ethan Allen Parkway. said Layton. He said Sang, who lived in South Royalton and worked at a West Lebanon, N.H., manufacturing plant, enjoyed his role as a single father.

"He was very proud of taking care of his daughter. He had her name on his license plate. He was very careful about drinking when he had her with him," Layton said. Friends gathered later Friday morning at the Hartford Cemetery. The Vietnamese Association had raised money toward the services and also to help Sang's daughter.

Candles and incense burned at the gravesite. Some visitors placed gifts near their friend's casket But Layton said all was not peaceful. A legal battle over custody of Thanh Thuy is brewing between Sang's fiancee, and the little girl's mother. And there are the unresolved issues surrounding Sang Van Luong's death. "I last saw him in March.

He was happy. He had a home, he had a new car. Everything was going fine for him," Layton said. "He really had the American Dream. Maybe he lost it Maybe he did get drunk and do it We'll know one day," he said.

ESSEX JUNCTION AU-DETTE, Judith Marie A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Friday, Aug. 10, at 10 a.m. in Holy Family Church with the Rev. Bernard Gaudreau as celebrant. Con-celebrant was the Rev.

Francis Holland. Interment was in the family lot in Fort Ethan Allen Cemetery with Father Gaudreau reading committal prayers. Bearers were Brian Durett, Michael Aureli, Douglas Audette, Peter Lareau, Robert Hammond, and Dana Emery. Arrangements were under the direction of John D. Workman of the Mountain View Funeral Home, 68 Pinecrest Drive, Essex From page 1B They'd take anything they wanted.

They'd tell us, 'You belong to us and well do whatever the hell we Nguyen said. When Ngyuen finally made it to Burlington via Malaysia, he said Sang, whom he did not know, was waiting at the airport for him. "He knew I was coming. He picked me up, and we hung around together. He said, This is He loved freedom," Nguyen said of his friend, as he displayed a picture of the muscular Sang in a blue swimsuiL Nguyen said the photo was taken several years ago at North Beach in Burlington.

An American friend, Preston Layton of Colchester, said he met Sang in 1975, and wasn't sure how things would go between them. "I was a Vietnam vet, and he was the first Vietnamese I'd seen since the war. But we hit it off. He was really full of life. We lived together in Burlington.

He was a strong, simple person. A lot of the Vietnamese people here really respected him," said Layton, who works in patient admissions at Medical Center Hospital of Vermont. Layton said his friend's demeanor belied what were perma Held Funeral Home, 87 S. Main St. Albans.

E. HAZEL CLAPPER ENOSBURG FALLS Mrs. E. Hazel Clapper, 87, widow of D. Max Clapper, died Friday morning, Aug.

10, 1990, at her home following a brief illness. She was born in St. Albans, March 28, 1903, the daughter of the late Nicholas and Myrtle (Corey) Lahue. Mrs. Clapper was a former resident of Johnson and Franklin, and for the last five years she had made her home In Enosburg.

She is survived by one brother, Walter Lahue of Franklin; several cousins, including Marjorie Cantell of Sheldon Springs; and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Spears Funeral Home on Dickinson Avenue in Enosburg one hour prior to the funeral, which will be held at the funeral home Monday at 11 a.m. with Rev. Calvin Seiferth officiating. Interment will follow in Sheldon Village Cemetery.

For those who wish, contributions in her memory may be made to the Enosburg Ambulance Service, P.O. Box 224, Enosburg Falls 05450. WILLIAM WALTER KEYES BRIDPORTFORT MYERS, Fla. William Walter Keyes died unexpectedly Aug. 2, 1990.

He was born May 20, 1956, in Middiebury, to William E. and Audrey (Swinton) Keyes. He was educated in Randolph Center, Bridport, and Middiebury, schools. He was married Aug. 15, 1975, to Bonnie Hustler, who survives him.

He is also survived by his parents of Bridport; two step-children, Wendy and Darby Hustler; two brothers, Kenneth and Gerald, both of Fort Myers; three sisters, Elizabeth Law and her husband, Michael, of Colchester, Rebecca Lewis and Nancy Woodard, of Fort Myers; five nieces; his maternal grandmother, Paid classified advertising PUBLIC NOTICE TOWN OF COLCHESTER FIRST INSTALLMENT OF TAXES DUE AUG. 15, 1990 Penalty. To avoid penalty and interest, full installment payment must actually be received by the Treasurer's Office no later than P.M. on August IS, 1990. We will open on August 13, 14 IS at 8 A.M.

to P.M. for your convenience. Postmarks on mailed payments will not be controlling. We now have a drop box in the Municipal Building. Pay at Town Clerk's Office, Municipal Building, Blakely Rd.

Joyce M. Ticehurst Town Clerk-Treasurer August 11, 12, 13, 14 IS, 1990 4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1990 nent physical reminders of the Vietnam War. "Whenever he'd go through an airport, he'd set off the metal detector, he had so much shrapnel in his body. He had been severely wounded," Layton said. There were about 80 people at Friday's services, most from among the Burlington area's Asian community.

Last week's crash remains a sensitive subject for them, due in large part to what many of them feel was unfair news coverage of the fatal accident Some of Sang's closest Vietnamese friends declined to be interviewed Friday. Layton said their reluctance is due to media accounts that said Sang been drinking prior to the crash. "That has not been determined. The tests are not complete, and the police report is not complete, but (news reports) blamed him for the crash," Layton said. Results of Sang's blood-alcohol test won't be known for several weeks, Dr.

Paul Morrow, Vermont's chief medical examiner, said Friday. Three people in a van that collided with Sang's car also were injured, one of them critically. "I'm not saying he hadn't been drinking, or that he didn't cause the but we don't know," Janet Swinton of Bridport; and several aunts, uncles and cousins. He was employed by Burnup and Sims of Fort Myers. There will be a memorial service in the Bridport Congregational Church on Tuesday, Aug.

14, at 1 1 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to "A Child's Wish Come True Inc." P.O. Box 334, Shaftsbury, 05262; or the Shriners Hospital in care of Stanley Eels, RR 2, Box 2126-1, Pittsford 05763. AZRO STANLEY ENOSBURG Azro Stanley, 76, who died Thursday morning in St. Albans, is also survived by an uncle, Perry Stanley of Walling-ford, Conn.

Services Arranged SHELBURNE ROSEN-HIRSCH, Tulla To the friends of Tulla Rosenhirsch, the Wallman family will receive callers at their home today and Sunday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. for the purpose of accepting sympathy and condolence. Funerals Held BURLINGTON SNOW, Thel-ma M. Funeral services were held Friday, Aug. 10, in the Ready Funeral Chapel at 1 1 a.m.

with the Rev. Roland Coffey of the North Avenue Alliance Church officiating. Attending were representatives from the American Heart Association, St. Michael's College, Burlington Fire Department, and the Eagles Club. Interment followed in Lake View Cemetery with Rev.

Coffey reading committal prayers. Bearers were Michael Snow, William McBride, Larry Snow, Michael, Steven and Jeffrey Ploesser. la' Branch offices: Philadelphia, PA (215)357-6201 Atlantic City, NJ (609)228-3931 Harrisburg, PA (717)469-7336 Hartford, CT (203)673-9833 Macon, GA (912)738-9710 SENIOR CITIZENS' LUNCHEON SPECIALS Children's Menu Always Available Soup and Sandwich Special 4.50 Soup, Grilled Ham Steak wMashed Potatoes, Dessert Soup, Cheese Ravioli wMeatballs Garlic Toast, Dessert. A 2 5 Dinner For Two I Distinctive Olniitg Posies Includes: Chicken wings, relish tray, tossed salad, soup or juice, Vi litre house wine, potato or rice, vegetable dessert Entrees: Fried Seafood Platter Prime Rib Au Jus Tonight in Patches Pub 9 p.m.-1:45 a.m. THE ADAMS Williston So.

Burlington AT THE CLOVERLEAF 863-6361 Death Notices ALICE E. WAKEFIELD Alice E. Wakefield, 84, of 90 Ethan Allen Parkway died at the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont on Friday, Aug. 10, 1990. Born in Essex Center on Oct.

9, 1905, she was the daughter of Robert and Alice (Burnett) Ennis. She was a member of St. Mark Roman Catholic Church of Burlington, Athena Club and United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary. She is survived by her husband, Clarence S. Wakefield of Burlingtion; a daughter, Mrs.

Alice O'Connor of Billerica, three grandchildren, Michael and Kim-berly of Boston, and Robin tee of St. Petersburg, a brother, Robert Ennis of Springfield, Ohio. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in St. Mark Roman Catholic Church.

Burial will be in the family lot in Resurrection Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the Corbin and Palmer Funeral Home, 71 S. Union Burlington, Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., with parishioners of St. Mark's reciting the rosary at 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home.

GARRETT D. McNEAL Garrett D. McNeal, 51, of 5 Oak Circle, Colchester, passed away unexpectedly Thursday evening, Aug. 9, 1990, in the Fanny Allen Hospital in Colchester. He was born Dec.

18, 1938, in Glen Cove, tong Island, N.Y., the son of toyal and Elizabeth (Coe) McNeal. He was employed by General Electric for more than 20 years. Garrett served in the U.S. Marine Corps as a staff sergeant during the Vietnam conflict. He leaves his wife, Carol (Wilson) McNeal, and a daughter, Deborah Lynn McNeal, both of Colchester; his mother, Elizabeth McNeal Ward, and stepfather, Harold Ward Jr.

of Winter Park, one uncle, Miles McNeal of New York; and a cousin. At the request of the family there will be no visiting hours. A memorial service will be held Mon- ln Memoriam In Memory of a Special Friend Arita B. Sturgis It is three years today that you were called to our Father's house. Your whole mortal existence was to glorify God and now you have a special place with Him.

Selfish as human nature tends to be, your warm smile and gentle ways are truly missed, along with your special talent of making everyone you meet feel so "special." There isn't a day that goes by that you're not in my thoughts and prayers. You will always live on in many hearts. One of Many Friends Whose Life You Touched In memory of Beverly Ann Danis who passed away on August 11, 1989: We miss you more each day that passes, We wish you could come home. We never realized how blessed we were, If only we had known. Our talks, our tears, our joys, our fears, All the things we shared.

If only we could tell you again, How much we really cared. Our lives are not the same without you, You meant the world to us. We know that life goes on without you, And so we say we must. But as the days years go by, The happy times and sad. Will always thank the Lord for you, And for what we had.

Our love always Claude, Michelle, Denise and Jeff Danis and Funerals day, Aug. 13, at 7 p.m. at the Mountain View Funeral Home. Interment will be at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, those who wish may make contributions in Garrett's memory to the charity of their choice.

Arrangements are under the direction of John D. Workman of the Mountain View Funeral Home, 68 Pinecrest Drive, Essex Junction. NINA G. RICHARDS MILTON Mrs. Nina G.

Richards, 91, of Lake Road, a lifelong resident of the area, died Thursday, Aug. 9, 1990, in the Fanny Allen Hospital in Colchester. She was married to Harry Ho-bart Richards on July 13, 1918, in Georgia. He predeceased her Dec. 8, 1984.

Mrs. Richards was a 1918 graduate of Milton High School and was valedictorian of her class. She was a member of the former Miltonboro Community Club, and had served as a correspondent for the Essex Suburban List. Born in Milton on Feb. 6, 1899, she was the daughter of William and Cornelia (Douglas) Gonyeau.

She leaves a son and daughter-in-law, Robert and Valada Richards, and a daughter and son-in-law, Virginia and William Gonyeau, all of Milton; 12 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by a son, Donald Richards; a daughter, Mrs. Donald (Barbara) Green; five brothers, W. Arthur, Benjamin Frank Don and I. Pearl Gonyeau; and four sisters, Lena B.

Johnson, Carrie B. Granger, Bessie E. Lockerby, and Nettie A. Gonyeau. To honor her request, a private funeral service will be held today from the Hayes-Rich Funeral Home in Fairfax with Rev.

Walter Wakeman, interim pastor of Georgia Plains Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will follow in Milton Village Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Fanny Allen Hospital, 101 College Parkway, Colchester, 05446, or the Milton Ambulance Service, P.O. Box 18, Milton 05468. Arrangements are by Hayes-Rich Funeral Home of Fairfax.

JOYCE A. BISHOP FRANKLIN Mrs. Joyce A. Bishop, 54, wife of Ronald L. Bishop died Friday, Aug.

10, 1990, in the Fanny Allen Hospital in Colchester after a lengthy illness. She was born in Sheldon, Jan. 4, 1936, the daughter of the late Ambrose and Florence (Gilbert) Paquin. Joyce was a communicant of St. Mary Church in Franklin, was chairperson of the Franklin Committee for the Vermont Heart Association, and an active participant in the Bishop's Fund Drive and the Vermont Cancer Society.

Besides her husband, Ronald, she is survived by four sons and three daughters-in-law, Ronald L. Jr. and Candace Bishop of Franklin, Raymond Bishop of Burlington, David and Janet Bishop of Franklin, and Brian and Deborah Bishop of Berkshire; four brothers, Burton A. Paquin of Swanton, Ambrose G. Paquin and Clinton E.

Paquin, both of St. Albans, and Clifford C. Paquin of Brandon; two sisters, Mrs. Hilda LaBombard of Isle La Motto and Mrs. Teresa Gearty of Walpole, six grandchildren, Shawn, Beth, Shannon, Laura, Danielle, and Heather; and several nieces and nephews.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday at 10 a.m. in the Church of the Nativity In Swanton. Interment will be in the family lot in St. Anthony's Cemetery in Sheldon Springs. Those, who wish may make contributions in Joyce's memory to the Fanny Allen Hospital, Colchester, 05446.

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