Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, Friday, October 21, 1988 Mass. high court throws out judgment in lemon law case The Associated Press Chevrolet of Newton, for repairs defective." on five occasions between April 22 BOSTON A sharply divided and June 2, 1986, they could not The arbitrator directed GM to Massachusetts Supreme Judicial get it fixed. replace the vehicle or refund the Court threw out a summary Blackburns. GM did neither but judgment General Motors But the court majority held filed a complaint in Norfolk CounCorp. in a against lemon law Thurs- that complaints to an independent case ty Superior Court appealing the day, saying the auto manufacturer dealer were not the same as com- arbitrator's decision.
wasn't given one last chance to fix ufacturer. And the court said that The Supreme Court took up the plaints directly to the auto mana Corvette. when the Blackburns did finally case on its own while the case was defective But in a stinging minority complain to GM, they failed to still on motions for summary opinion to the 4-3 decision, Justice respond to the automaker's offer judgment before the facts had Paul J. Liacos wrote that, "Sadly, to help. been argued in court.
The justices the court, by the position it takes The Blackburns filed for arbi- issued their opinion on that basis today, resurrects the power of a tration with the Executive Office Thursday. (auto) manufacturer to continue of Consumer Affairs in August The Blackburns' didn't notify its tactics of ducking its responsi- 1986. On Sept. 26, 1986, an arbi- GM directly about the problem bility." trator ruled in their favor, specif- until they gave Clay Chevrolet a At issue was a complaint by ically finding that the car had a letter on June 2, 1986, addressed Ellen and Glenn Blackburn that substantial defect that caused it to GM's Chevrolet Division deafter taking their new $27,628 "to veer to the right, skid on wet manding GM repair or replace the Corvette back to the dealer, Clay roads and the tires to become car. Deaths BOVIA, Fred A.
76, Bennington; moved to Essex Junction three years member of St. Mary's Church. graduated from Winooski High School, passed away at Vermont Veterans Nursing Home. BRANCHAUD, Henry Flavien Robert, 95, Rutland, Wednesday; former Rutland city alderman. CATER, Mrs.
Evangeline 91, Junction, Wednesday; longtime resident of Montpelier, Births Medical Center Hospital BOLDUC, Steven and Heather (Rice), Montpelier, a daughter, Oct. 18. Burlington KEENE, Carla, Montpelier, a son, CURTIS, Michael and Monica Oct. 18. (Ryan), Colchester, a son, Oct.
18. SAVARD, Norman and Christine FARNSWORTH, Myron and Marie (Laperle), Barre, a daughter, Oct. 18. (Herns), 669 Riverside a son, Oct. 18.
Northwestern Medical Center FORD, Douglas and Pamela (Keel- St. Albans er), Hinesburg, a son, Oct. 20. DOMINA, Kenneth and PUDVAH, HICKEY, Danny and Tammy Kathy, Montgomery Center, a son, Oct. (Pescinski), Milton, a son, Oct.
1 19. 18. POKORNY, William and Danita JAGER, Scott and Susan (Hopkins), (Fox), Jericho, I a son, Oct. 19. Fairfield, daughter, Oct.
19. SMITH, Peter and Kimberly (Wal- McCRAE, Gordon and Marie, St. lace), Essex Junction, a son, Oct. 19. Albans, a daughter, Oct.
19. WINGET, Joseph and Elizabeth STURGEON, Tom and Ula (Ben(Hinsey), Winooski, a daughter, Oct. 19. way), Berkshire, a son, Oct. 19.
Porter Medical Center North Country Hospital Middlebury Newport BAIN, David and DUFFY, Mary, BROOKS, Judi, Newport, a son, Oct. Shoreham, a daughter, Oct. 18. 20. BEYER, Thomas Jr.
and Dorothea BISCHOFF, Katherine Curtis, Derby, (Steiner), 8 Middlebury, a daughter, Oct. a son, Oct. 20. 17. COLE, Tracey, Newport, a daughter, DELMONTIE, Athena, Middlebury, a Oct.
19. daughter, Oct. 15. Gifford Memorial Hospital OSICKY, Frank and Tammy (LaBristol, a son, Oct. 15.
Randolph valette), BERNARDINI, Steven and Barbara Central Vermont Hospital (Thresher), Randolph, a daughter, Oct. Berlin 17. BARBER, Charles and Andrea (Car- FERRERO, David and Nancy (Larpenter), Waitsfield, a daughter, Oct. 19. son), Woodstock, a son, Oct.
13. BRILLON, Terri Ann, Barre, a son, GOODALL, Richard and Robin Oct. 19. (Eide), Randolph, a son, Oct. 14.
GALLAGHER, Barbara, Barre, a NOTTE, William and Tanya (Pickett), daughter, Oct. 19. Randolph Center, a daughter, Oct. 17. sette), Barre, a son, Oct.
19. (Norton), Bethel, 12. MARSH, Thomas and Naomi (Bre- STRIKER, Christopher, and Melissa BERRY, Randy and Connie (Berno), YOUNG, Stephen and Darri (JohnBarre, a son, Oct. 18. son), Fairlee, a daughter, Oct.
18. Death Notices and Funerals Held Paid classified advertising Massachusetts, and William Gordon of Michigan; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Sandra Bevins of Colchester, and Mrs. Judy Stone of Rutland; a sister, Mrs. Barbara Clausen of Burlington; four brothers, James Beane of Connecticut; Keith and Frank Beane of Huntington, and Vance Beane of Jonesville; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
A Mass of Chirsitain Burial will be celebrated Saturday at 3 p.m. in Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church with interment to follow in Lake View Cemetery. Visiting hours will be today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ready Funeral Home, North Chapel, 934 North Ave. EVANGELINE J.
CATER ago. CHAFFEE, Ruth 81, 272 Church retired credit manager at Montgomery Ward, member of First United Methodist Church and Beatrice Rebekah Lodge. DEA, Dr. Eugene 48, Cape Coral, Monday; former English professor at University of Vermont. FRENCH, Blanche 71, Newport; JUNCTION Mrs.
Evangeline J. Cater, 91, a lifelong resident of Montpelier and for the last three years a resident of 37 Main St. in Essex Junction, died Wednesday evening at the Fanny Allen Hospital. She was born in Montpelier, Sept. 1, 1897, the daughter of Eben K.
and Emma (Lucas) Butler. She was employed at Capital City Press as an accountant and worked until her 75th birthday. Mrs. Cater was a member of Bethany Congregational Church of Montpelier. She was the widow of Frank E.
Cater, who predeceased her in July 1921. She was also predeceased by two brothers; Harold and James T. Butler; and a sister, Gladys Butler Moore. Surviving are her son, Roland E. Cater and his wife Marilyn of Essex Junction; grandson, Frank Cater, and his wife Robin of Essex Junction; three granddaughters, Jean Cater, Susan Cater, and Anne Cater of Essex Junction; two great-granddaughters, Andrea and Sara Cater of Essex Junction; great-grandson, Sean Cater of Essex Junction; a sister, Abbie F.
Mullally of St. Johnsbury; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the Corbin and Palmer Funeral Chapel, 11 Pleasant Essex Junction. Burial will be in the Green Mount Cemetery, Montpelier.
There will be no visiting hours. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to the Hope LodgeAmerican Cancer Society, 183 East Burlington. MRS. ELIZABETH S. MORSE MONTPELIER Mrs.
Elizabeth S. Morse, 88, a longtime Montpelier resident, died Thursday, Oct. 20, in the Burlington Convalescent Center after a long illness. She was born in Montpelier, May 11, 1900, the daughter of Elbert and Anna Stone. She received her early education in Montpelier and graduated from Montpelier High School.
She married Theron Morse in 1924. He died in 1976. Mrs. Morse had been employed by the state of Vermont for many years. She was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church in Montpelier, Rob Morris Chapter OES in Montpelier, the Montpelier DAR and the Montpelier Women's Club.
Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Patricia Morse Poulos of Burlington; two granddaughters, Mrs. Bonnie Ferguson of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary Tripp of Georgia, a greatgrandson, Alexander Tripp of Georgia; two Rachel Tripp of Georgia, and Jennifer Langevin of Indianapolis. A private memorial service and burial will take place at the convenience of the family.
Barber Lanier Funeral Home, 139 Main Montpelier is handling the arrangements. BLANCHE P. FRENCH NEWPORT Blanche P. French, 71, of Mountainview Drive, Newport, died Oct. 20, 1988, in Newport.
She was born Aug. 1, 1917 in Newport, the daughter of David and Idea (Landry) Prue. On Oct. 6, 1940, she married O. Harry French, who survives her.
Mrs. French was a member of St. Mary's Church of Newport, and she was a former member the Business and Professional Women's Club. Survivors are her husband, O. Harry French of Newport; and the following children, David French of Longmeadow, Robert French of Springfield, James French Springfield, Katherine Smith of Newport, Aileen Coulombe of Essex Junction, Julie Farioli of Springfield, and Donna Boisvert of Newport; 12 grandchildren; and the following brothers and sisters, Sister Mary PUBLIC AUCTION OCTOBER 22nd, 10:00 A.M.
FOREST DALE, VERMONT Directions from Forest Dale: South on Maconnell Road, turn east toward Wyman Frasser Saw Mill. See Thursday's paper for details. AUCTIONEER: TOM BROUGHTON Jct. Rt. 22A 125 Bridport, VT 05734 802-758-2494 We mean business on Business Monday.
Every Monday in the Free Press. Call 863-3441 for convenient home delivery. ELECT HILTON WICK STATE SENATOR Lawyer Banker Businessman Educator Paid for by Wick for Senate Ann Wick, Treasurer GORDON, Lucille 64, Colchester, Wednesday; employed by Maternities Inc. and Jonathan's Fashions for many years. MORSE, Mrs.
Elizabeth Montpelier; employed by state of Vermont for many years, member of Trinity United Methodist Church, member of DAR. David of Littleton, N.H., Fedora Prue of Newport, Irene Prue of Newport, Yvonne Prue of Newport, David Prue of Newport, Claire Riel of Palmer, and Agnes Prue of Newport; and nieces and nephews. was predeceased by a brother, Wilbrod Prue. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the Curtis-Britch Memorial Chapel, 5 Bay Newport.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, Oct. 24, at St. Mary's Church in Newport with the Rev. Conrad Bessette celebrating the Mass of Christian Burial.
Interment will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery. Contributions in her memory may be made to the American Heart Association, Vermont Affiliate, P.O. Box 130, Shelburne 05482. HENRY FLAVIEN ROBERT BRANCHAUD RUTLAND Henry Flavien Robert Branchaud, 95, of 13 Elm died Wednesday evening at the Rutland Regional Medical Center.
He was born March 30, 1893, in Rutland, son of Henry Honore Branchaud and Rosalie Henrietta (L'Heureux) Branchaud. He attended Rutland public schools and Rutland High School, he went on to Mariste French College, Iberville, P.Q., Canada, Brooklyn Electrical School in Brooklyn, N.Y., and Sargent and Greenleaf Safe and Lock School, Rochester, N.Y. Mr. Branchaud served in the U.S. Navy, May 13, 1910, to March 31, 1915, and in the U.S.
Army as Master Sergeant, Q.M.C., as French interpreter under Col. Christian A. Bach, and also served with the 43rd Regiment of Chasseurs-A-Pied. was awarded the U.S. Silver Star, the French Croix De Guerre, with Palm, the Medaille de La Marne, and the Medaille D'Argonne et de Vauquois.
His duties included member of the rifle team, gunpointer and expert rifleman. After discharge from the Army he worked for, and traveled with, Governor Clement for several years. He also worked as a machinist-toolmaker, gunsmith, safe and vault service registered title (Vermont Locksmiths) and was a member of the Associated Locksmiths of America. Mr. Branchaud was a a a a a a a a Rutland city alderman, life member of the VFW Post 648, Veterans of World War War Barracks 1929, American Legion Post 31, and 50-year member of Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie 1001.
Mr. Branchaud was very active in Center Lodge No 34 and served as past master. He was past High Priest, Davenport Chapter No. 17, Royal Archmasons; past T.I. Master of Davenport Council No.
12, Royal and Select Masters; past Commander of Killington Commandery No. 6. in 1952, 1955, 1968; past Prior-York Cross of life member of Convent General No. 657, past Grand Soverign of the Red Cross of Constantine; Honorary past Grand Soverign of Canada; awarded honorary Legion of Honor by International Order of De Molay; past Patron of Phyllis Chapter No. 56, OES; past District Deputy Grand Master of the Fourth Masonic District; past President of the Past Masters Association; Member of Cairo Temple, AAONMS; past T.P.
Master of Delta Lodge of Perfection-Valley of Rutland; past Sovereign Prince of Otter Creek Council-Princes of Jerusalem; past Most Wise Master of Otter Creek, Chapter of Rose Croix; past Commander-inChief of Vermont Consistory; received meritorious award June 11, 1949; received honorary 33rd degree, Sept. 26, 1962; Member of the Royal Order of Scotland; Member of Cape Coral (Florida) Shrine; Member of Florida Police Benevolent Association; temporary Prelate of Killington Commandery; Grand Representative of the Grand Lodge of Japan, Grand Lodge of Mexico, Grand Commandery of West Virginia, Grand Council of Masters Georgia, and served the Valley of Rutland, AASR for 20 years as secretary. Survivors include his wife of 50 years, Lila (Munnett) Branchaud whom he married June 15, 1938, in Rutland; three nieces, Virgina Gregory of Rutland, Mrs. Robert (Gregory) Graves of Barre, and Mrs. Cecile (Branchaud) Lange of Florida; five nephews, John O.
Gregory of Rutland, Walter Branchaud of Florida, Albert Branchaud of Rutland, Robert Eugene Branchaud of Florida, and George Branchaud of North Clarendon; and many great- and great-great-nieces and nephews. He is predeceased by brother, Louis Albert Branchaud and a sister, Rose Alba (Branchaud) Gregory. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Tossing Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Evergreen Cemetery.
Friends may call Sunday from 1 p.m. to the time of the service. Memorial contributions may be made to the Rutland Free Library Building Fund, Court Street, Rutland 05701. FRED A. BOVIA JR.
Fred A. Bovia 76, passed away peacefully within the early hours of Oct. 20, 1988, at the Vermont Veterans Nursing Home in Bennington. He was born July 8, 1912, in Middlebury, the son of Frederick and Flora (Shippy) Sr. vated from Winooski High School.
He later joined the U.S. Army and served during World War II. He was awarded the Good Conduct and Victory Medals along with other citations of merit. He married Rita Stuart in 1942. He leaves his sister, Vivian Bovia of Burlington.
His brother, Harry Bovia, predeceased him in April 1988. He also leaves children and five grandchildren, Craig, Bovia and his son and daughter Alexander and Roxane, Gary Bovia who resides in California, Fred Bovia Ill and his son and daughter who also live in California, Michael Bovia and his Jessica who live in Vermont, Bovia and Ms. daughter. Pamela Bovia who both live in Massachusetts. A memorial service will be held Monday at 11 a.m.
in Elmwood-Meunier Funeral Chapel, 97 Elmwood with the Rev. Thomas Mattison officiating. Relatives and friends will gather at the funeral home from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday.
Interment will be in Lake View Cemetery. Those who wish may send a memorial contribution to the American Cancer Society, Drawer Montpelier 05602. DR. EUGENE M. DEA renowned educator, passed away suddenly, Oct.
17, 1988, in New York, N. Y. CAPE CORAL, Fla. Dr. Eugene M.
Dea, 48, international scholar and He was born April 30, 1940, in Altoona, the son of Albert and Elsie (Santella) Dea. Dr. Dea taught English and American Literary Criticism at Harvard University, and English at the University of Vermont. He founded E.M. Dea and Associates Inc.
in the New York City area. He provided educational and institutional management consulting services to top ranking secondary schools throughout the continental United States. Dr. Dea is survived by his wife of 21 years, Margaret Wilson Dea of Cape Coral, and formerly of Essex Junction, two daughters, Francesca and Vanessa Laurel; his parents of North Fort Myers; and a sister, Dr. Mary Dea Santini, also of North Fort Myers.
A funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Andrew's Catholic Church in Cape Coral at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 22. The family has requested that gifts in memory of Eugene M.
Dea be made to the Gene Dea Memorial Scholarship Fund at -Englewood School in Englewood, N.J. Arrangements are by Memorial Gardens Funeral Home, 1589 Colonial Fort Myers, Fla. Interment will be at Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Funerals Held BURLINGTON LAPERLE, Yvonne A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated by the Rev. Donald Bean at 1.
p.m. Tuesday at St. Lawrence Church, Essex Junction. Delegations were present from Whitcomb Woods, the University of Vermont, General Electric, the Vermont State Police and Marshall Tire Co. Interment will be held in Actonville, Quebec.
Bearers were Monique LaPerle, Nichole Wehren, Francine Marshall and Danielle Nelson, all daughters, and Lee Marshall and Dawson Nelson, sons-in-law. Arrangements were by the Elmwood-Meunier Funeral Home. WATERBURY CENTER DOW, Marion K. Funeral services were held from the Waterbury Center Community Church Thursday at 2 p.m. with Winifred Wrisley officiating.
Organist for the service was Alice Sweet. Soloist was Sharon Talbert, who sang the hymn, "The Old Rugged Bearers for the service, all grandsons of the deceased, were Gary Dow, Gaylan Dow, Richard Dow, Scott Dow, Stephen Dow, Thomas Gibbs, Bruce Nelson, Larry Nelson, Michael Nelson, Robert Sweetser and William Sweetser. Words of remembrance were offered by Sam Dow, a nephew, and Thomas Gibbs, a grandson. Burial followed services in the Waterbury Center Cemetery. Perkins-Parker Funeral Home, South Main Street, Waterbury, was in charge of arrangements.
HOLIDAYS BAZAAR: Oct. 21 22 10 AM Crafts, candy food Odd Fellows Temple 1416 North Ave. VERMONT MATTRESS FURNITURE COMPANY SUPER SAVINGS FASHION FURNITURE 617 RIVERSIDE AVE. 864-6821 M-S SUNDAY 12-5 RUMMAGE SALE Christ the King Gym Locust Burlington Friday, Oct. 21, 9:30 AM-9 PM Saturday, Oct.
22, 9 AM-Noon CHRISTMAS AUCTION Auction Barn Landfill Milton Friday 6:30 P.M. Copbalt blue items, collection of steins, crocks, doorstops, jars, baskets, knife sets, toys, games, candy, wrapping paper, perfume, jewelry, metal cars, crayons, coloring books, clocks, cookie jars, tools, padlocks, dolls, cast iron wooden banks, brass plant stand, plus lots more for young not so young! No put backs. Auctioneer: Joe Pasha 655-0307 UNRESERVED IMPORTANT ANTIQUE AUCTION OCT. 22, 1988 9:30 A.M. Merrill's Auction Gallery 27 James Brown Drive (off Rte.
2-A) Williston, Vt. Directions: Take Int. 89 exit 12 for Williston-Essex and proceed North towards Essex Jct. on Rt. 2-A for 2.5 miles and turn left at the Texaco Station.
Watch for signs. Preview: Friday, Oct. 21 from 1:00 until 5:00 P.M. and the morning of the sale from 8:00 A.M. until 9:30 A.M.
Plan on a long sale. DUANE E. MERRILL Auctioneer Appraiser 32 Beacon So. Burlington, Vt. 05403 (802) 862-1624 See Thursday's Free Press for complete details.
AUCTION Alburg Auction House Oct. 22 2 p.m. 'til midnite A partial listing includes: Patented 1882 Spencer model 1890 10 gauge shotgun with Damascus barrel, 4 matching pressed back chairs, oak drop front desk, maple commode, 2 oak Morris chairs, oak platform rocker, Larkin type chest of drawers, 3 iron floor lamps, pine tool box, variety of antique tools, snowshoes, 78 RPM records, glass china kitchen collectibles, wicker fern stand, maple dinette set, sofa chair, washer dryer, tools hardware, assorted housewares, etc. TATRO'S COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE. Tim Ralph, Auctioneers Dial 796-3572 or 796-3441 Alburg RUTH W.
CHAFFEE Hospital in Burlington. She was born in Milton, Sept. 16, 1907, the daughter of Henry Pearl and Ildah (Rugg) Wetherell. She retired in 1973 from Mont- Ruth W. Chaffee, 81, of 272 Church Burlington, died Thursday, Oct.
20, 1988, at the Medical Center gomery Ward where she was credit manager many years. Mrs. Chaffee was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Burlington and the Beatrice Rebekah Lodge. Surviving are her son, Dr. Bruce Chaffee and his wife, Dr.
Barbara Jo Chaffee, of Auburn, Maine; four grandchildren, Bradley Chaffee of North Hero, Craig Chaffee of Dover, N.H., Cathy Chaffee of Burlington, and Susan Chaffee of Auburn, Maine; two greatgrandchildren, Dustin Jennifer Chaffee of North Hero; and a brother, Leslie W. Wetherell of Aberdeen, Md. She was predeceased by her husband, Lloyd L. Chaffee in 1938. She was also predeceased by a brother, Harold Wetherell; and two sisters, Audrey Tricell and Doris Wetherell.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Burlington. Interment will be in Lake View Cemetery. Visiting hours will be today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Corbin and Palmer Funeral Home, 71 S.
Union Burlington. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Century Club of the UVM Medical Alumni Association, in care of Daniel Page, S. Prospect Burlington. MRS. LUCILLE E.
GORDON Mrs. Lucille E. Gordon, 64, of 51 Holy Cross Road, Colchester, died Wednesday evening, Oct. 19, 1988, at her residence. She was born in Huntington, March 20, 1924, the daughter of Parker and Mildred (Thompson) Beane.
She was predeceased by her husband, Harry Winslow Gordon, Nov. 7, 1981. She was employed for 15 years with Maternities Inc. and later for Jonathan's Fashions. She is survived by four stepsons, James Gordon of Arlington, Bruce Gordon of Starksboro, Dwight Gordon of Cards of Thanks The family of Marion D.
Gendron wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to friends and relatives for their cards, flowers, donations of food, masses and contributions to the Richford Ambulance Service and all acts of kindness shown to us in our recent loss. Your thoughtfulness shall always be remembered. Special thanks to Father Leonidas Laroche and All Saints Catholic Church for the nice luncheon, to Franklin County Home Health, Dr. Ralph Rosenberg and staff for all the wonderful care given, to the Richford Ambulance Service and to Father Donald Ravey of Morrisville for his special acts of kindness to Ma Everett. Also, special thanks to Sheila Record and Tina Snider for their many, many acts of kindness generosity.
God Bless You All. Robert Gendron and Family. The family of Robert C. Devino would like to thank all those who made this difficult time much easier with all your prayers, love and support. We would also like to thank those who donated food, mass cards, and made contributions to the St.
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Gum Care periodontics provided by Lloyd Suttin D.D.S. member American Academy of Periodontology Hanover, VT (802) 649-5217 and Concord. NH (603) 226-3989 Lloyd Sutfin D.D.S., 1988 A GIANT CHRISTMAS AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 Starts at 10:00 AM Previews from 9:00 AM EAGLES CLUB Rt. 109 Jeffersonville. Food beverages will be served.
Touch lamps, wind chimes, toasters, mixers, toys, radios, Christmas items and much, much more. Auctioneer: Brad Adams AYRSHIRE AUCTION NEW ENGLAND QUALITY SALE 81 HEAD SATURDAY, OCT. 29, Fairgrounds, Rutland, VT, at NOON 23 I COWS 24 BRED HEIFERS 18 YRLGS. 14 CALVES 2 YRLG. BULLS HAVE Majority fresh or due soon Some Heifers bred for Spring.
YOUNG RECS. TO 4.1%, 648F 3y. FRESH RECS. TO 4.3%, 633F 9y. BRED HEIFERS, DAMS RECS.
TO PRODUCTION-BRED 4.3%, 782F 4y. 2 YEARLING BULLS! Several Ayrshire Cows recently milked over a day. Better Udders More Protein High Net Profit DISCOUNTS: for purchase of $5,000 to $9,999. for $10,000 or more! HEALTH: TB Blood Tested within 30 days. Many Calf Vac.
LUNCH at the TERMS: Cash or good check Sale Day. Herb Gray: Auct. Catalogs from Tom. sale. Off: TOM Brandon, Sale Auctioneer Vermont 05733 Willard Heights living with privacy and independence Exceptional Attention and Care for Each Resident One of Vermont's most beautiful historic homes Nurse on Staff Contact Ruth Nash, LPN After 5:30 pm, 802-372-8724.
