Las Vegas Daily Optic from East Las Vegas, New Mexico • Page 2

SPRING VALUES ON Westinghouse Electric Appliances TO 00 0 din Model KFE3J KELVINATOR 10-FT. This "Golden Jubilee" model is beautifully accented REFRIGERATOR in- a rich gold trim and features a Two-Step Timer, Fine Tuning ONLY Controls, High-Speed Broiling, Heavy Duty Top-Loading Washer LAF400 Single Miracle-Sealed Dial Oven Control, Lift-Off ser New Lint Filter and Circulation System Trade Spin Speeds Automatic Bleach Dispen- Heaters and Surface Units. 4 Water Temperatures 4 Wash-and- Oven Door and Oven, Plug-Out Oven $17995 Porcelain Enamel Tub Automatic Fabric Softener Dispenser 5-Position Water Saver Automatic Flush Safety Rinse Lid Lock plus Deep Rinse SALE GOOD ONLY Model KFF3A $23900 With Trade New sides No at Turn both THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY after time once, seals in flavor. Broil time without cleaning oven. MATCHING ELECTRIC $17900 out in Removable Chrome Oven Panels--slide DRYER APRIL 1-2-3 some oven seconds scouring.

-wash easily, end tireWith Trade MANY MORE MANY MORE BARGAINS BARGAINS RECLINERS ONLY Reg. $139.05 REG. $7995 $109.95 5 Bright Red SHADOW BOXES Reg. $19.95 $50 WIRING $1295 $50 WIRING. ALLOWANCE TOYLAND OPEN ALL YEAR LONG ALLOWANCE OFF ON ALL TOYS AND GAMES WILL BE GIVEN ON ELECTRIC RANGES WILL BE GIVEN ON ELECTRIC RANGES DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL SEE! NEW NO TURN SPEED BROIL WESTINGHOUSE RANGE DEMONSTRATED BY MARY THOMPSON, PUBLIC SERVICE CO.

HOME ECONOMIST FREE GIFTS TO ALL LADIES ATTENDING DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY APRIL 3 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Sandwiches will be sold by American Legion Post 12 Ladies Auxiliary Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to promote their Girls' State program.

SANDWICHES ONLY 19c Ea. FREE COFFEE. NORTHERN HARDWARE ARE STORE HOURS WEEKDAYS AND SUPPLY 8 a.m. to SUNDAYS 7 p.m. 9 a.m.

to 5' p.m. 222 Plaza LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO Phone 425-9392 Former Vegan Hopes For Rehabilitation A former Lus Vegan, Arthur Anthony Solano, 22, 6650 Gifford Drive, Commerce City, was the subject of a feature article in the Denver Post Solano is paralyzed as result of an auto-train collision in Denver, last Oct. 1. For awhile, according to the Denver Post story, Solano was not expected to survive the broken neck, but in fact, has even gone home from the hospital to visit his wife Edna Ruth three children, Lorraine Marie, 3, Patrick, 13, and Mary Catherine, 12. Solano is totally paralyzed in legs and left arm.

He can't pick up his right hand but he call move the arm buck and forth. For short periods he can sit up but he needs assistance 10 change positions and lie down, the Post. reports. Rehabilitation is Solano's goal. However, the Colorado State Rehabilitation Department turned down his request for assistance in obtaining a special motorized wheel chair designed by other Denver area quadriplegic.

Don Rugg. The cost of the chair is $2,400.. Solano's physician and psychologist feel hie would benefit from the chair. However, the Rehabilitation Department explains that the more disabled a Obituary VINCENT DEMARSH Vincent Demarsh. 64.

a resident of Albuquerque, who has been receiving medical care in a local hospital. died here yesterday following extended illness. lie is survived by il brother, Harold Demarsh of Oklahoma City. Okla. The body is in care of the Rogers Mortuary pending word from relalives.

SAMMY J. QUINTANA. JR. Funeral services for Sammy J. Quintana, of Ledoux, who died in the Santa Fe Municipal swimming pool in a drowning accident Saturday, were held this afternoon at 4 from St.

Joseph's Catholic church in L.edoux. Rev. Father Augustine Gurule was celebrant of the mass which was largely attended. Interment was in the family cemetery 011 the Quintana ranch at Ledous. The Rogers Mortuary was in charge.

LEOCAIDO PADILLA Funerai services for Jose Leocaido Padilla of Trementina. well known rancher of that area who died here Tuesday will be held at 9 tomorrow morning from Our Lady or Sorrows church. Interment will be in the Trementina cemetery. Rosary will be recited this evening at 7 in Angelus Chapel of the Rogers Mortuary to which all friends are invited to attend. Sabina Archuleta Rosary services for Sabina Archuleta.

79. will be held! 10)- night at 7:30 at the Gonzales Memorial Chapel. Mrs. Archuleta. a resident of Las Vegas for the past 32 years.

died at 81 local hospital Monday afternoon. Funeral services for Mrs. Archuleta will be held Thursday morning at 10 at Immaculate Conception Church. Interment will be at San Antonio cemetery. person is, the less likely it is that he can be made employable, and that is one of the requirements for state.

The Denver Post reports SoJano has not given up hope. That he still wants to get chair, take care of himself and learn a trade. Belore the accident Solano was an employee of Wilson and Co. for nearly 13 years and is a former boxer and soft. ball player.

ALMANAC Today is Wednesday, March 31, the 90th day of 1962 with 275 to follow. 'The moon is approaching its now phase. The morning star is Mars. The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Mercury. Franz Joseph Haydn, the Austrian composer, was born 011 this day in 1732.

On this day in history: In 1840, an executive order issued by President Van Buren established LA 10-hour work day for government employes. In 1850, the former vice president of the United Stales and senator from South Carolina, Jchn C. Calhoun, died. In 1918. Daylight Saving Time went into effect throughout United States for the first time.

In 1933. Congress created the Civilian Conservation Corps la provide vocational training ancl employment for young men. Yesteryear Twenty-five Years Ago Miss Antoinette Zarlenga left Saturday for a weekend visit in Albuquerque. Judge and Mrs. Irwin S.

Moise were at home Wednesday night 10 a few friends at dinner. A called meeting of Dolla Kappa Gamma was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dora Breuning. Miss Elizabeth Taupert al'rived home Friday from Clayton 10 visit her sister. Miss Margaret Taupert until Monday evening.

Mrs. E. J. Groth. was hostess Wednesday afternoon at a delightful little two table bridge complimenting her sister.

Mrs. Al Farquer of Wagon Mound. The cascarones benefit dance given by La Vega Grove Wednesday night at Rialto Hali was i highly successful affair. Cascarones, or egg shells, filled with confetti were sold during the evening. Miss Marjorie Large of Denver, who is spending her Spring vacation with Miss Nell: Doherty has been the inspiration for much entertaining.

HOSPITAL NOTES (Continued from Page Three) included Stella Gonzales. 1-48 Bridge Patsy Garduno. 118 Mills Petra Ulibarri. 927 New Mexico Gwendlyn Timm, 2501 Eighth Robert Sena. 2408 N.

Gonzales: and Victoria Cordova. S25 Third St. Patients dismissed from Las Vegas Hospital the past 24 bours included Sue Rodgers. Sofia Torres and Sara Flores. Las Vegas DAILY OPTIC New Mexico.

Mar. 31. 1965 RANGEORAMA SALE- A -THON FRIDAY April 2, 1965 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Mary Thompson, Home Economist for the Public Service Company of New Mexico, will he in our store to demonstrate the many advantages of flameless electric cooking on a MONARCH ELECTRIC RANGE.

The West Las Vegas Future Homemakers of America will sponsor a Sandwich Sale at 19c per sandwich plus 2 FREE. MARY THOMPSON cup of coffee. ELECTRIC RANGE SPECIALS APRIL. I THRU MAY 1, 1965 Reg. $269.95 4-Burner 30" MONARCH $199.95 With Trade Reg.

$239.95 4-Burner 36" MONARCH $189.95 With Trade Reg. $379.95 Super Deluxe 40" MONARCH $319.95 With Trade $50.00 WIRING ALLOWANCE ON NEW INSTALLATIONS J. C. Johnsen Son 625 Douglas Ave. Phone 425-6651.