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The Burlington Free Prese SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1960 O'Brien Urges Democrats To Endorse Sen. Aiken Free Press Capitol Bureau MONTPELIER Sen. John J. O'Brien, D-Chittenden-Grand Isle, of South Burlington, called Friday on Vermont. Democrats to endorse Sen.

George D. Aiken, for reelection. He was joined by Rep. John Zampieri, D-52, of Ryegate in the call. O'Brien said, "I think the Democrats should endorse Sen.

Aiken. He's a fine man a true representative of the Job of Painting 1-89 Centerline Well Under Way Free Press Capitol Bureau MONTPELIER The Vermont Highway Department has undertaken the annual job of painting the centerline on Interstate 89 from Montpelier to the Canadian border. Commissioner Lauritz S. Larsen said the task was started two weeks earlier than usual because of good weather and he said if the weather holds, it may be completed by the second week in May. He said there are 30 vacant positions in the pavement painting operation, and said this may slow the work down somewhat.

A total of 2,263 miles of state highway is scheduled for repainting each year as routine housekeeping measure. Today there are some 20 million Americans above the age of 65 and some 12,000 above the age of 100. people. He is the finest representative we have ever had in Zampieri said, probably knows more that is going on in Washington than any other senator and is the most honest." Indeed, Zampieri said he would circulate petitions 1 for Aiken with Aiken's permission. Democratic support for Sen.

Aiken has been growing in the past few weeks since Lt. Gov. John J. Daley of Rutland the man who is seeking to succeed Gov. Hoff in the executive office here called on Democrats to support the veteran Republican U.S.

senator. O'Brien said it Democrats don't endorse Aiken he will ask them to do so at the State Democratic convention in Burlington May 25. O'Brien said the Democrats haven't got any candidates for the U.S. Senate who could even come close to Aiken. "Anyone who runs against him will just make a fool of themselves," O'Brien said.

Neither O'Brien or Zampieri has decided whom they will support for the Democratic nomination for the presidency. O'Brien said there are SO many new candidates he has to reassess his position from day to day, and Zampieri said he tends to lean toward Vice President Humphrey. But O'Brien said he hopes the Vermont delegation will go to the convention unpledged. "I'm a great believer in letting people vote for whom they want," he said. Deaths and Funerals MRS.

HENRY LIMOGES Mrs. Irene Brunell Limoges, 65, of 192 Lafountain Winooski, died early Friday morning at the Medical Center Hospital. She was a member of the Ladies of St. Anne and the Apostleship of Prayer. She leaves her husband, Henry; two daughters, Mrs.

Una Burns of Derby, and Mrs. James (Janet) Sullivan of Westfield, a son, Earl Brunell of Randolph; a stepson, Lawrence Limoges of Merritt Island, eight grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Charles Cota of Burlington and Mrs. Gladys Barron of Winooski, and several nieces and nephews. The body will remain at the LaVigne Funeral Home until the hour of the funeral, 10:30 a.m.

Monday at St. Francis Xavier Church. Interment will follow in St. Francis Xavier, Cemetery. Visiting hours will be today and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

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AGNES LEACH Mrs. Agnes Jennings Leach, 53, of 1475 Hinesburg South Burlington, widow of Donald A. Leach, died in a Burlington hospital Friday afternoon after a short illness. She was born July 23, 1914, in East Hardwick, the daughter of Burt C. and Jennie A.

Jennings. She was a graduate of the University of Vermont, class of 1936. After graduation she taught school in Plainfield and Marshfield and later was secretary of the Farmers Home Administration, St. Johnsbury. Mrs.

Leach was a County Club agent for Rutland County. For the past two years she was employed at the University of Vermont Home Economics Department as assistant to the county agent. She was a member of the First Congregational Church and the Home Demonstration Group and was active in community affairs. She leaves one daughter, Nancy M. Leach of South Burlington; one son, two Thomas D.

Burlington; sisters, Sister Maidene of San Juan, P.R., and Mrs. Lucille Mayhew of Hartford, one brother, Charles Jennings of Concord, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Sunday at the Corbin and Palmer General Chapel, 71 S. Union St.

Friends may call at Corbin and Palmer Funeral Home Saturday 7-9 p.m. Funerals Held F. Charland celebrating a requiem high Mass; bearers: Arnold and Philip Leadbeater, Joseph Acebe and Lienel cheneau; interment in family lot Mt. Calvary Cemetery with the Rev. Robert Lawrence reading committal prayers.

WATERBURY LELAND, Mrs. Arlene, services held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Advent Christian Church in Celbyville with the Rev. Edwin Carter officiating, assisted by the Rev. Rena Brown of Whitefield, N.H., Mrs.

Edwin Carter, soloist, assisted by Mrs. Olive Sweet; bearers, Raymond C. Joy of Montpelier, Raphael Lowe, Kenneth Gibbs and Ralph Blanchard; burial in Waterbury Center Cemetery with the Rev. Mr. Carter officiating, assisted by the Rev.

Everett Dyer of Elliot, Maine. ST. ALBANS LAMARCHE, Henry, funeral services held Friday at a.m. in Holy Angel's Church with the Rev. Msgr.

Walter DEATHS ELSEWHERE HOWARD, Andree, 57, widely known ballet choreographer and dancer, In his- home in London April 18. Police said a death probably was due 16 an overdose of drugs. GOODRICH, L. Keith, 61, executive vice president of McGraw HIM Inc. and a director Standard Poor's in White Plains, N.Y., April 18.

Emslie The Florist26 MAIN MONTPELIER FLOWERS FOR SPRING Mum Begonia Plants Rose Bushes and Arrangements Serving: MONTPELIER BARRE WAITSFIELD WATERBURY MORRISVILLE MONTPELIER 223-2001 PHONE: BARRE 479.9311 STOWE ENT. 691R Jeffords Formally Announces Bid for Attorney General I SHREWSBURY n. James M. Jeffords promised new programs in law enforcement, drug control and preservation of natural resources here Friday as he announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for attorney general. The 33-yearold Rutland att orney called for new programs to better utilize the sheriff's departments in the state, saying excessive de- Jeffords Jeffords mands on state police have left many rural areas without adequate police protection.

In the area of constitutional reform, Jeffords proposed creation of districts attorneys with jurisdictions similar to the new district court. He called for the creation of family courts to handle the problems of delinquency, mental illness, guardianships and divorces. Jeffords, the son of the late Chief Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court Olin N. Jeffords, made his announcement at his Shrewsbury 1 home here Friday night. With him were his wife, the former Elizabeth Daley of Burlington, and their two children, Leonard, 3, and Laura, 2, and a few friends and neighbors.

The young senator declared Vermont needs new laws in the area of land use planning and preservation of resources. "We need new laws to proptaxes owed by nonresidents," Jeffords said." He said in the area of general Auction Today Champlain Union High School 10:30 A.M. "DOLLARS FOR SCHOLARS" See Friday Free Press for Details Al Burlingame Giles Willey Auctioneers AUCTION 45 HOLSTEINS 14 Registered 31 Grades For Charles Barbara Bickford Plainfield, Vt. APRIL 27, at NOON Farm located along Rt. 2, three miles S.

Marshfield. 40 COWS 5 BRED HEIFERS 9 Year DHIA 13,850 3.86% 545 Current Herd 15,277 3.80% 582 This is an exceptionally good herd of cattle. fresh in Feb. Mar. Two due in June; due In 8 due in due in due in Nov.

Reg. Cows have recs. to 17,825 4.1% 741 at 5 yrs. Grade Cows have recs. to 14,411 4.8% 694 at 3 yrs.

This is herd of money-making cattle. Nearly all by top A.I. sires. Nearly all calfheed vaccinated. T.B.

tested Dec. 20, 1967. Blood Tested within 30 days. Bred Females Pregnancy Checked. Catalogs and Lunch at the Sale 'Doug' Nelson, Pedigrees, Newport, Vt.

TOM WHITTAKER VT. 247-6633 AUCTION Monday, April 22, 1968 at 10:00 A.M. at Watch the Ray for Wells farm Colchester, Vt. on Rt. 27.

Auction signs. 5 heifers, to 2 yrs. old and 1 Hol. bull. Some 33 cows bred for fall, 2 heifers, springing and the cows fresh, some balance in all of lactation.

a mixed herd of stages good farmer cows. MACHINERY: Oliver 66 gas tractor, John Deere 420 Crawler with blade, Farmall A tractor with mower, snow plow, cultivators and plows, 4-wheel rubber tired wagon, 2 Gehl blowers, harrows, International corn harvester, lime sewer, 16 ft. boat and lots of miscellaneous. Sunset 300 gal bulk tank, 30 gal. hot water tank, S.S.

double sink, S.S, pails, strainer, 2 Universal single unit milkers and DeLaval milker pump. Reason for selling: Ill health. Owners: Ray and Bernice Wells, Colchester, Vt. Auctioneers: Willis and Arthur Hicks, Morrisville, Vt. Sale positive.

Lunch served. Terms cash. AUCTION SALE Construction Equipment Friday, May 3, A.M. (EDST) Stafford Springs, Connecticut Notice: Triangle Equipment Company is selling all its inventory ef struction Equipment along with Equipment from others. Sale Location: Triangle Equipment Yard, west side of Stafford Springs, on Rt.

190, 7 miles north of 184, 25 miles NE of Hartford. 65 TRACTORS LOADERS (30) Cat Tractors, D9-34 19A; (7) DAHS-46 35A; D8-15A; 14A, 20) D7-17A, 3T; D6-44A, 9U 10A; Cat 966A, 955A; (4) Int. TD20B, Hyd. Dozers; TD24, 9, 6, 350, etc; AC-HD21, 20, 11E, 4G; Mich 275As, 175, 180. Heugh 10, etc.

with blades or loaders. CRANES HOES 388 Shovel, 378 Shovel; NW 41, Ne. 4 Mich TLDT20 Hotel" Crane; Buckets, etc. SCRAPERS GRADERS (4) Euclid TS18 $18 Scrapers; (3) LeT, BS; JD 840 scraper: Cet 70 Pull; Graders, Cat 12, Galion 116 203, Huber, etc. MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT Rollers; compressors: drills; Asphalt concrete Equipment; Keiman 303 Screening Plant; Cedar Rapids Blacktop Plant; Blow-Knex Pavers; Pavers; (5) Euclid 70FDT Bottom Dumps; (2) Euclid 71TD and dumps; Int 65 End Dumps: Truck Tracters; Trucks; Trailers; lets ef smaller miscellaneeus Equipment.

This is good clean Equipment. Plan 16 attend. Write Call Auctieneers Owner for complete Brochure. Everything sells regardless of price. Terms: Cash, Cashier or Certified Checks, Persenal or Company Checks with good letter of credit from your Bank.

Financing available to contractors on major items $2000.00 and ever. Owners Triangle Equipment Company 4 Others. Ph. (203) 684-2510 Sale Conducted By: YODER FREY AUCTIONEERS, INC. Archbeld, Ohio 43502 Ph.

(419)445-2080 necessities. My program will be aimed at the rehabilitation of these citizens," he said. Jeffords will be opposed on Better Than Gunsmoke Television newsman Dave Dillon was kayoed at police headquarters Friday after TV interview with Chief Arthur J. Carron (right) on use of new Del Defend spray bomb to disarm unruly persons. Chief Carron fired bomb some 15 feet, hitting Dillon in face and chest.

Suffering from immediate blurred vision and shaky legs, the uncertain interviewer was assisted indoors by WCAX cameraman Bob Mesterton. The wipeout was accidental, as wind carried spray upward into newsman's face. Call Merrie Bell, 33-44-1 AUCTION TODAY 10 A.M. At the OLD TOWN FARM on U.S. Route 7 five miles south of Middlebury.

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das CAPITOL Burlington Free BUREAU Press i TRUE CHRISTIANITY IS UNDENOMINATIONAL! In the early days of Christianity there were no denominations or divisions as we have them in our day. The early followers of Christ were called simply 'CHRISTIANS' (Acts and together they were known as CHURCHES OF CHRIST' (Rom. No Apostle, or Christian, wore any of the religious names that we hear today. For more information on this vital subject to tell you how to become a NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIAN write to: CHURCH OF CHRIST or attend our 330 Dorset St. 10:00 A.M.

service South Burlington, Vt. 05401 tomorrow protection, Vermont citizens need further protection against out of state businesses who take unfair advantages of Vermonters while across the boundaries without any control." "We need positive leadership. We need direction. We must have a team that can provide such leadership and direction. I want to be on that team," said Jeffords.

Jeffords said his experience in the Senate and as chairman of the inquiry committee which looked into the highway financing problems this year had made him aware of the vast needs and issues facing the state. Jeffords said he wanted to us our help meet the challenges which face the state. "I believe I am trained and prepared to meet these challenges. I want to serve Vermont in a capacity where my talents will be most useful to the state. Accordingly I have decided to become a candidate for attorney he said.

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