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JWENTY-TWO-THE DAILV MAIL, Hagerstown, Md. Fridoy, June 6, 1975 Oil price boosts coming this fall Driver dies in burning gas truck By JANET STAIHAR Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) While the Democratic-controlled Congress and the Ford administration continue their squabble over energy policies, several major oil-exporting countries gave renewed indications that oil price boosts are forthcoming. The Organization of Oil Exporting Countries meets in September and is expected to approve price increases then. The Ford administration says it expects hikes of 10 per cent to 15 per cent which would mean an extra 2 cects for a galhn of gasoline. Representatives of Iran and Saudi Arabia, the two largest oil producers among the OPEC members, claimed Thursday that inflation makes a price increase necessary.

They did not indicate how large an increase they thought was necessary, but Iranian officials have noted pointedly that world-wide inflation last year was around 35 per cent. Meanwhile, the House approved a measure that extends price controls on domestic oil until Dec. 1. The present law expires Aug. 31.

Ford has said he wants to end the controls over a two- year period as part of his program to conserve energy by raising prices and to stimulate additional development of energy resources. But the bill passed by the House would give either the House or Senate 15 days to negate any presidential action to end those controls. The present law allows such congressional action within five days after a presidential order lifting the controls. House minority Leader John Legal Notices FARMERS 4- MERCHANTS BANK Of Hagerslown, Maryland Plaintiff VS. GEOMK L.

POFTENBERGEIt Route 10, (Old KorRO Road) Hagerstown, Maryland AND KATRLNA K. POFFENBKRGEH Route 10 (Old Forge Road) HiiRcrslown. Maryland DEFENDANTS Case No. 9845 Law Dkt No. 16 In the Circuit Court.

For Washington County ORDER OF PUBLICATION This is to give notice lhat on the 26lh day of May, 1975, a judgment by confession was filed in the Circuit Court for Washington County by -the Plaintiff against the Defendants, whose last known address was Route 10 (Old Forge Road) Hagerstown, Maryland. The declaration and judgment alleged in sub- stnacc that Ihe Defendants on the 28th day of May, 1974. by their promissory note under seal promised to apply to the Plaintiff at its banking house, on demand, for value received, the sum of Fifth Thousand Dollars (S50.000.00I without defalcation, and dirt authorize and empower any attorney of any court of record to appear for them and with or without declaration or statement to confess judgment against them for the above amount, with interest, and costs of suit and an attorney's fee of ten per-cent added for collection, and did further agree and direct that if said note or the judgment entered thereon was not paid in full on demand that the said added attorney's fee shall be collected on said amount so confessed: that said note was J. Rhodes, said the House bill was a "waste of time" and that it "has a clear veto signal." The measure was approved 230-151, less than the two-thirds needed to override a presidential veto. The administration hinted it may force a sudden end of domestic crude-oil price controls on Sept.

1 unless Congress agrees to phase them out gradually. Such action could cause a rapid rise in gasoline prices this winter, perhaps by 6 cents a gallon. Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb has been asking key congressmen to adopt the gradual phase-out to avoid a confrontation with the White House, an administration source said. The source said this attempted compromise was an indication that Ford would veto any extension of price controls unless the extension also provided for gradual decontrols.

Columnist dies BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) Ralph J. Gleason, 58, jazz critic and pop music columnist of the San Francisco Chronicle for 25 years, died Tuesday of a heart attack. Downsville Auction Every Frl. 7 p.m.

Coins, sliver dollars, etc. set of a i en- 1 cyclopedias, 20" bike, Living room rug, tv, desk bureaus gas dryer, heaters, oil heatrola, LP stove, dishes, glass, household Items, etc. For consignments, We haul. 223-9053, 739-7226. Auct.

Hubert I. Shifter XB-6 PUBLIC SALE Will sell located 900 Jefferson Hagerstown, on the corner of Pangborn Blvd. June 7,1975 10:00 A.M. 5-pc. bedroom suite; 10-pc.

dining room suite; 6 solid- bottom chairs; side board; sewing a i TV set i a a wooden beds (1 single wooden rockers (1 chflds G.E. Elec. stove Coldspot refrigerator (fros free); end coffee tables; metal bed; make up vanity; clothes tree; baby crib; hospital bed- large deep freezer; calculator stand; stands; metal lawn chairs; dishes (some antiques); jars; lamps; mirrors; souvenir pictures frames, quilting trames; baby buggy; sled: 5 a wooden tool cabinet; tin tubs; Maytag dryer; wooden ext. la doer step ladder: arden hose: wooden wheel arrow; garden tools; comb, saw drill press on bench motor; drill work bench; some hand tools; other items not mentioned. Paul L.

Smith Terms: Cash Lewis Repner Clerks: Snyder Secrist Lunch rights reserved duly presented for payment and the i Defendant did not pay the balance due theredn amounting to S44, 221.35; that in I addition thereto there is due and owing interest Irorn April 23, 1975 to May 2fi. 1975. in the amount of $309.54 plus a ten per-cent attorney's fee for collection in the amount of $1.421.13 for a total of 952.02. WHEREUPON, it is ordered by the Circuit Court for Washington this 5th day of June, 1975. that the Petitioner cause a copy of this Order lo be inserted in a newspaper published in Washington County once a week in each of four successive weeks, before (he 5th day of July, 1975 giving notice to the said non-resident Defendants of the object and substance of this judgment and warning them to show cause lhat application to vacate, open or modify the judgment must bo made on or before the 5th day of August.

1975. or the judgment may become final. Vaughn Baker. Clerk 13, 20. 27 PUBLiCSALE June 7,1975 11A.M.

I Will sell the following per: sonel property of Mrs. Hilrna i V. King at the residence of Charles D. Reed. Rt.

40 West, cross Conococheague Creek Bridge, turn left on Ridge Road, go mile. G.E. Refrigerator, Estate Gas Stove, Breakfast Set, RCA i Whirlpool Auto. Washer, Wooden Keystone Cabinet, Small Cabinet, Small Light, i 3-speed electric tans, TV black white, day bed, wooden rockers, 3-drawer cresser mirror, 5-drawer I dresser, droplenf table 4 I chairs, odd chairs, stuffed chair, end tables, coffee tables, large Mohawk carpet, 2 amah radios, hanging light, table light, oak stand, Iron beds, electric fan, i wooden high chair, small roeker, large picture frame, Maytag wringer washers, i Ei-oka electric "sweeper, pots i pans, dishes, and many other useful items. Lois V.

Reed Stelmon T. King, Jr. Personal Representatives Terms: Cash. Not responsible lor accidents. Lunch Rights Reserved.

Auctioneer: Don PUBLIC SALE Of Antiques Household Furnishings Located 38 W. Longmeadow Hagerstown, Md. June 7,1975 At 9:30 A.M. Bow-front side china clout; i glass front china closet; sideboards; 2 rope beds; 2 iron beds; poster doll bed; doll furniture; several old chests of drawers; wash stands; sals of 6 hard bottom cane bottom chairs; armed wood rockers; odd chairs In- cl. folding high chair; Home Comfort cook stove; glass front cupboard; a dropleaf table; extension table; library table; blanket chest; stands; trunks; war- Kelvinator electric range; G.E.

refrigerator; Frigidaire 3 chest-type freezer; G.E. wringer washer; drop-head sewing machine; 3-pc. parlor suite; 3-pc. living room suite, 3-pc. bedroom suite; floor table lamps; old toys; shaving cabinet; shaving mugs; quilling frames; rug frame; baskets; Ingraham shelf clock; tinware; copper boilore; oil lamps; wooden measure; crocks including 5 7 tar bucket; slaw cutter; cane carver's vase; Iron skillets; very old meat grinder, Big Ben alarm clock in original box; oiankets; linens a bedding; rug rags quilt patches; slaw cutters; stereoscope viewer, vlctrola; pots, pans; dishes Including Ironstone, pressed, depression other antique dishes.

Hand it garden tools; anvil; forge; drill press; bench vine; garden plow; potato plow; used lumber and many other Interesting collectible articles. NORA B. KEENER Estate Mark F. Keener Edward Keener Personal Representatives TERMS: Cash. Not responsible for accidents.

Robert C. Mullendora CLERK: C.L. Met: LUNCH RIGHTS RESERVED BALTIMORE (AP)-A tractor-trailer carrying 7.500 gallons of gasoline overturned and exploded at a busy suburban Baltimore intersection killing the truck driver, according to Maryland State Police. The victim was identified as John R. Thompson.

26. of Baltimore. Police said his body had been sent to the state medical examiner to determine the cause of death. The accident occurred after 7 p.m. Thursday when a rig owned by the Gulf Oil Co.

roared up a ramp from the Baltimore beltway, crossed Rets 0 Road, slammed through a fence, went down an embankment, overturned and exploded. The blaze blocked traffic on both Reisterstown Road and the beltway, route 695, as about 50 firelighters from from six Baltimore County companies used about 50 gallons of high-ex- Divorce Suits Divorce suits have been filed in Circuit Court by Edward L. i a a i i P. Smith; Genevieve E. P.

Spizzo against James G. Spizzo: Robert C. Carder Jr. against Madolyn S. Carder; Dorothy J.

Thomas against Richard Thorn- AUCTION June 7,1975 10 a.m.. Annual auction for Anita Lynn Home for Special Children on Broadfording Church Rd. Wilt be selling many items donated for the benefit of the home. Baked sale on premises. Terms, cash Auct.

Burton H. HoHman 6 PUBLIC SALE Sold Home Moving to Coun-, try Will Sell at 945 Oak Hill Ave. Sat. 1975 10:00 A.M. Large Sofa, Love Seat, End a a Modern Lounge Chairs, Kitchen Chairs, Boston Rocker, Picture Frames, Chllds Rocker, Two Single Iron Beds, Three Dressers, Eight Army Cots, Maple Bunk Beds, Dishes, canters, Avon Bottles, Cabin Still Bottles (Deer, Fish, Ducks), Roll Top Desk, Fire Place Remmington Model 6 Cat Rifle, 22 Cal.

S.L. Rifle, Hopkins and Allen Model 822 22 Cal. L. Rifle, Savage 1906, Cal Rifle 22 Cal. S.L.

Rifle, Revere 40 Movie Camera 8MM Car' trldge with Regular, photo and Wide Anglo Lens, Light Meter, Table Saw, Wood Lathe, Snowblower, Jig Saw, Air Compressor, Cross Cut Saw, 10' Wooden Step Ladder, Old Slone Grinder with Metal Frame, Old Drummon a Cutter, Old Scales, Old Wash Board, Other Articles too numerous to mention. Thomas W. Owyer TERMS: Cash Auctioneer: Cletus Hancock, 733-8877 Clerks: Rldenour and Hancock Lunch Right reserved. Antique Auction Apple Valley Antique Auction 1 Vj miles n. of Berkeley Plaza Shopping center on U.S.

11 near Pine Grove Theatre, Martlnsburg, W. Va. Sunday June 8th 1:00 PM Walnut marble top bedroom i suite, (matching pieces, bow 'front china closet, round oak table 5 chairs, Oak secre- tary book case), walnut Vic- lorian sofa, marble top stands tables, oak hall tree with seat and bevel mirror, walnut hall tree brass trim with marble, round walnut table with claw ball oak wash stand refinished, oak library table and stand, refinished, iron bed with brass, real fancy, set of sterl- Ing silver, slant top desk, set of Norltake china, iron bad with brass knobs, old dresser A bevel mirror, camel back frf trunk, old wash stand, rock-, ing chair, walnut cabinet, oak kitchen cabinet, refinished, old gold silver pocket watches, cut glass, depres- sion glass, occupied Japan pieces, camphor glass, other valuable glassware, iron pot, brass kettle, wicker baby buggy, Alladdin lamp (brass) rayo lamp, oil lamps, crocks jugs, wash bowl pitcher sets, old churn arm chair (cut velvet), Victorian walnut'' sofa, (Mae West) 2 Grape walnut Victorian side chairs, tufted Victorian love seat (Blue Velvet), wooden carved love seat, channel back chair (green velvet), small carved table, 2 ladder backed chairs, spinet desk (Inlaid) Victorian tainting lounge (green naugahyde), coins, other collectibles. Virginian cutter one horse sleigh partially restored. Set of diamond wedding rings (old).

Snack bar. On Sat, June 14th, 2 p.m., will sell the estate of Dr. Sponaellor's at Apple Valley Auction. Open dally from 126 p.m. (We sell on consignment) Apple Valley Antique Auction Ph.

(304) 267-6587 Ph. (304) 263-2258 Phil Mercer, owner. pansion foarn to battle the flames. Burning fuel flowed from the tractor-trailer through drainage ditches to a nearby stream. Police reported several nearby homes were scorched by the floating, burning, gasoline.

Baltimore County tire officials reported a bridge over the stream was damaged by the blazing fuel. No details were available on possible damage to the bridge. Thompson's body was not found tinlil the blaze was put out. Police said the body was found between the tractor cab and trailer portions of the rig. It was not known if Thompson's body had been thrown there or if he was attempting to escape the flames.

A police spokesman said traffic backed up about two miles southbound on Reisterstbwn Road. Both Reisterstown Road and the beltway were closed for a time after the crash. Police said the truck struck a car. but there were no injuries and the car received only minor damage. No other injuries were reported.

PUBLIC SALE Of mobile home, household goods miac. Located approx. 7 miles northeast of Hancock, Md. along Weller Rd. Turn off 1-70 onto 615 to Timber Ridge to Weller Rd.

Look for signs. TUES. June 10,1975 Beginning at 6:00 P.M. (DST) Consisting of: 10x50 Mobile Home with awnings, oak bed, Tappan gas stove, Motorola T.V., space saver, heated roller set, 50' Mobile Home skirling, 26" bicycle, child's bicycle, 30' T.V. tower, T.V.

antenna, some dishes, clothing. Men's vaiet.rack clothes dryer, books, acid neutralizes molded counter top with sink cut out, 18' creasoted light pole with electric hook up, 275 gal. oil tank, two 2'x6'8" doors, two 8" louvered doors, piece of glass, 2 wooden tool boxes, Craftsman tool box, Foley automatic saw filer, four pieces of 10' style galv. gutter, 14" wheels tires for Ford, old tractor tire, mowing scythe, 4 barrel Holly carburetor, articles too numerous to mention. Mr.

Mrs. Carson Johnson, Jr. Owners TERMS: Cash, Not responsible tor accidents. George L. Egolf Ph.

1-678-6502 Trailer will be sold at 7:30 P.M. PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ANTIQUES, MISC. SATURDAY, JUNE 7,1975 BEGINNING AT 10:00 A.M. D.S.T. Located approx.

3 miles North of Int. 70 U.S. 40 along the Mooresville Rd. from Hagerstown, Md. turn off of U.S.

40 onto the Pectonville Rd. 3 miles West of Indian springs just beyond Licking Creek. From Hancock, turn off of Jnt. 70 at the Indian springs U.S. 40 Exit.

Follow signs. CONSISTING OF: Apt. size Tappan gas stove, chrome leg table stool, metal cabinets, metal stool, Frigldalre refrigerator freezer, Signature chest-type freezer, small modern chest of drawers, table radios, metal wardrobe, ironing board, sewing basket, footstools, metal beds, mirrors, table lamps, walker, T.V., bedding, linens, dollies, towels bath scales, rockers (some otd), small child's rocker, hand sea tea, metal lawn chairs, metal cot, galv. water cooler, clothes rack, Seigler oil heatrola, stool, jewelry, picture clock combination, mantle clock, metal clock, knives, cleavers, meat saw, flat iron, old combcase, iron skillets, round griddle, oak stands, oak dressers, oak washs tand with towel bar, old record cabinet, plank bottom chairs, high back hard bottom chairs, poplar dresser, poplar washstand with fruit carved pulls, claw ball foot organ stool, old card viewer, kitchen cabinet, cherry Empire chest of drawers, old kerosene tamp, white bowl pitcher, 2 cook stoves, bushel measure, trunk, round churn, barrel churn, square butter print, top to sideboard, walnut marble top dresser (no mirror), old floor model Silvertone radio, good magazine rack, treadle sewing machines, oak table, old wooden commode, good oak bow front china closet, 2 old gone-with-the-wtnd lamps (not complete), old wicker bushel basket, pictures frames, old almanacs, old books, gold frame eye glasses, men's button oxfords, straight razors, Avon jars, shoe lasts stand, ladle fork, wooden tub, metal tubs bucket, iron kettle, milk cans, old scoop, old rolling pin, copper teakettle, mail box, old colander, lots of dishes, sets of dishes, some depression, AW root beer mug, hobnail vase, mixing bowls, brown pitcher, jars (some dated), crocks, pots pans, pressure cooker canner, 2 pressure cookers, good canner, hand garden tools, rotary mower, reef-type power mower, single double triple shovel plows, and many articles too numerous to mention; Roberto. Mills Guardian of Rose Grace Mills, Owner TERMS: Cash.

Not responsible for accidents. George L. Egolf Ph. 1-678-6502 CLERKS: Egolf Smith Lunch Rights Reserved Uool JN TJJK I I FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY. MARYLAND SITTING AS A COURT OF EQUITY I A CONSTRUCTION OK A DEED OF ELLA MAY McCLANATHAN Equity I Case 2W153 ORDER OF PUBLICATION This is to give notice that the 15th day of May A.D., 1975.

a Petition for a Declaratory Judgment was filed in the; Circuit Court lor Washington County, by Thomas Alfred Harkins and Elvina Horn Harkins, his wife, of 1708 Harvard Road, Kallston, Maryland 21047. The Petition alleges in substance lhat on 10 June 1948, Ella May McClanathan entered into an agreement with Davit! Z. McClanathan. husband, in which she released, waived, uml surrendered and assigned unto David Z. McClanalhan, her husband, his heirs.

Personal Representatives, and assigns, all of her right, claim or title to participate in anv way in Ihe vn joy mi'iit of the real ur personal est a of i the said David Z. "Vk( 1 nathan may be possessed now or later or at his decease, which is held in his name, jointly or as tenants by the en- i i a i a a McClanathan, his wife, or to obtain or receive any dower or widow's right therein. Oii 2tf June IMS. the Circuit Court for Washington County, Maryland granted a decree by which Ella May McClanalhan was divorced A VINCULO A I 0 1 a i Z. McClanathan.

Thereafter, Ella May McClanathan intermarried with Clifton Cornell and died in estate on 5 May 1966. a widow, leaving Mabel F. Shipley and oilier unknown heirs surviving. The said David McClanathan now desires to convey certain lands formerly held by him a Ella May McClanathan unto Thomas Alfred Harkins and his wife. The Petition prays the Circuit Court for Washington County lo construe that cert a i deed from Ella May McClanathan to David Z.

McClanathan in order to determine whether or not if constituted conveyance or release of all of her right. 1i- lle and interest in and to any properties held bv Ihe said David 'L. McClanathan. anil EHa May McClanathan. his wife.

WHEREUPON, it is Ordered by the Circuit Court for Washington County. Maryland this 12th day of May, A.D.. 1975 that the Petitioners cause a copy of (his Order lo be insereled in a newspaper published in Washington County, once a week in each of four successive weeks, helore Ihe 30(h day ol June, A.D., giving notice of the said unknown heirs of Ella May Cornell of the objects and substance of the petition and warning (hem lo show cause, if any there mav be, on and for Ihe 31st day of July. A.D.. why a decree should not be isst-d as prayed.

Vaughn .1. Baker, Clerk Wagaman Meyers. P.A. liy: William P. Young.

Jr. Solicitor lur the Petitioner 421 Maryland National Bank Building Maryland 21740 Telephone: 739-MM True Copy. Vaughn Baker, Clerk 30, 116, 13 11 THE BEST DEALS IN TOWN 72 CHEVROLET Step Van Vs-lon. only 10,000 miles, excellent con. 72 PONT1AC Grand Prix $3195 Fully equipped, sharp.

29.000 miles. 72 OPEL 1900 2-Door $1995 Radio, straight shift 71 BRONCO with plow $2695 302 V8 CAMARO 2-door HI $1995 4 new road-huggers. factory 3-speed, V8, power steering air. 70 MUSTANG 2-Door $1895 vinyl top '69 CAMAHO $1995 V8, aultomatic. power steering, factory air.

50,000 original miles, one owner, sharp '68 KORD Pickup $1395 V8, straight stick '67 PONTIAC Firebird J1195 68.000 actual miles. V8. automatic, power steering, extra clean '66 CHEVROLET Suburban 995 6-cylinder. slick, only 52,000 original miles, sharp '57 CMC Camper 950 Sleeps 6. ready to go If we don't have it, we'll get it for Ambrose Auto Soltt 17 E.

Wilson Blvd. 731-OSjW tf GREENCASTLE FORD Little Profit Dealer" Route 11 Soutb. Creencastte. P'. tt PK AUTO SALES 824 Pa.

Ave. 797-7182 See Ken Byrd or Earl Kline at KLINES AUTO SALES 548 W. Wilson Blvd. 739-2992 tf Thumma Buick Opel 201 Frederick St. 733-0485 tf WHOLESALE '68 CADILLAC $750 4-dr.

'67CONTINENTALS150 4-door. '67 CONTINENTALS 150 4-door. '67 COMET S450 Wagon '65 IMPALA 4-Dr. $160 '65 CADILLAC '66 BUICK $200 Skylark 2-(ioor. '68 T-BIRD $450 '65 MERCURY $250 Monterey, 4-dr.

sedan Antietam Motors, Inc. 950 Dual 40 East 1 733-8000 733-7350 it '70 l.KMAN'S 2-dr. tuitn. Full power, air SUB. Keith's Cilso.

724 Virginia Ave. '70 KOHD XL vinyl roof air, auto. ps. pb. radio, liipc, low mileage excel, cond.

i '72 VEGA UT Hatchback. 4 speed. tires. Good condition. SUM.

Phone 824- 24ri.i x6'fi'( $25 DOWN 75 IMPALA Custom Coupe. 74 LllV Pickup DUSTER. with 360 74 VEGA GT. 4-speed trans 73 GRAN TORINO. 4 sp.

73 LKMANS Grand Am. auto. 73 GRAN TORINO SQ. Air, auto. 73 OLDS 98 4-Door.

Loaded 72 SUBURBAN. air. 72 MACH I Automatic, air 72 MALIBU Coupe or 4-Door 72 CUTLASS Coupe. air 72 MALIBU Coupe. 3-speed 71 CAMARO Rallye.

3-speed 71 VEGA 4 speed. 28.000 miles 71 FORD Van. 6 3 speed 71 TOYOTA 2-door. 4-bpeed "II TRIUMPH Spitfire. 4 spd.

70 CHEVELLK Wag, air 70 DUSTED pow. stMr 70 MACH I. pow. steer. 70 NOVA auto, 70 CTHV SQUIRE.

9-pass. "tffl El, CAMINO. Auto. Pi-Steer. '69 GTO.

Auto. air CHKVELLK SS. 4-Speed FINANCE EXAMPLE: 71 VW.S157I; $1549 to finance. 36 payments $56. $416 interest.

Total note $2016. APR Bank Financing Available Byrd's Auto Exchonge Potomac St. 733-335 SPECIALS 73 Gremlin, 36,000 mi. $1895 72 Maverick Grabber 1995 71 Capri. 4 spd.

1595 71 Torino Wagon 1395 70 Mustang Mach I 1645 70 V.W. Squareback 1395 70 LeMans Sp. Hrdtp 1795 70 Ford XL hdtp, air 1495 70 Valiant Duster 1295 70 Torino 2-Dr. H.T. 1395 70 Cougar XR 7 1645 70 Torino, 4 speed 1395 70 Dodge Super Bee 1295 69 Chevy Impala 1095 69 Torino, 4 Speed 1195 69 Montego, Beauty 1195 69 Chevy Wagon 1095 69 Ford" LTD Wagon 119: 66 Chevy, runs perfect 49S, 66 Comet Sedan 59i Boonsboro Motor Co.

i DAVID C. VAN VOORH1S. CWNEl 9 A.M.-9 P.M. 432-616! 7(1 CIIEV. Impala, 4 dr.

hardtop. P.S.. P.M.. clean. Rood high Md.

in.sp. iB8a. x6-6 Public Sales Public Sale Ctoylirk Auction Mouse HI. 75. mis ot McmT.slinrt! Kri June ti.

7 p.m. Heed rocker, reed s-rwmp basket, con- cri'tc mixer. iMiininc lids, lot ni liihiKin old pictures tramcs. pump, nicu-le. piano cond.

i c.il inui coiiKiifp i- sink, butter separator, books, hammock. irjdiMi pun rack, 1915, ar- ton numerous to mention. Will take tj nincnts cjch TlU's. rVL- Irnm ti pru to 3(1 pm nr liy -ippl. S.iic every Fri.

niplll at 7 pm. We ivill pick up. Plionc 717- or 7l7-fifl7-9r57. Martin. Auct.

H.I.. Hlickenslall, Mgr. WILL buy complete Junk cars i- will remove. 82-1-7231 72 MAVERICK Grabber, .102 V-B vinyl ronf, 3 sp. new polyglass tires, and! cxccll.

cond. Apply fiti Madison Ave x6-'9 '67 S375 I'll. 797-6338 '53 BL'ICK. cood best offer. 230 Peacock Trail X6-10 CENTRAL MOTORS DODGE America's Oldest DodRe Dealer 940 Potomac St.

739-7800 tt CARL'S Toji Prices for junk car. mclals. If 73 KARMAN Ghia am-lm. $2jOO (ir best offer. WILL BUY JUNK CARS ELWOOtrS AL'TO EXCHANGE Phone If '69 TEMPEST Lom.ins.

47.000 mi. 1 invner. good Ph. 678-6285 a i x6 fi'. 71 PLYMOUTH Crickcl.

4 must sell. $1100. 712341 xt7 '64 COMET. Cyclone. 289 High perfor manre $150.

I'll. I 824-7191 1372 TOI11NO. VB. Md. sperted.

H375 lor quick sale. Call 7J. 3120 xS7 '66 FORD Kairlano. 4 P.S.. good running J595.

Ph. 58- PUBLIC SALE of Guns, Gun Accessories, Fishing Equipment, etc. The undersigned will offer lor public sale located al 204 Roxbury Road, Shippensburg, Pa. on: Tuesday Evening, June 10,1975 Beginning at 6:30 P.M. Guns, Gun Accessories, Fishing Equipment G.

G. Jutcher muzzle loading percussion shotgun ble triggers; P. I. Malhesde large bore muzzle loading rifle down stock; Real Twist double barrel muzzle loading shotgun; Joseph Golcher muzzle loading percussion rifle bar, double trigger brass trim (thought to be a Kentucky rifle with possibly some of the end sawed off of barrel); lever action single shot .56 cal. Spencer repeating rifle (39" long); Winchester Model 94 lever action cai.

rifle (length Steven's Favorite .22 cal. octagonal barrel rille; Falbert cal. ritte; Falbert .22 cal. rifle action; Remington Arms Co. .25 cal.

Dingle shot octagonal barrel rifle; Winchester Model 90.22 cal. pump octagonal barrel rifle (pat'd. Jan. 29, 1901); Belgium 8 mm. cal.

octagonal barrel rifle; N. R. Davis Sons double barrel 10 gauge shotgun hammers; 10 gauge double barrel shotgun hammers on barrel under fore arm); Kassner 10 ga. double barrel shotgun (like new); L. C.

Smith 12 ga. double barrel shotgun stock; Hopkins Allen double Barrel 20 ga. shotgun hammers; Hopkins Allen single barrel 12 ga. shotgun; Brescia 20 ga. 3" magnum over under shotgun triggers raised rib; Winchester Model 37 single barrel 20 ga.

shotgun; under crown, .22 cal. octagonal barrel rifle; .22 cal. octagonal barrel rifle (not complete); Remington nylon .22 cal. bolt action rifle power scope; Savage Model 219B .22 Hornet rifle power scope; Birmingham Arms Co. Australia model .32 cal.

single shot lever action rifle (Kangaroo on top a', breech); 2 .303 British rifles, Brescia 6.3 cal. bolt action army rifle; Model FAT 43 6.5 cal. Italian rifle; W. C. Schilling 8 mm.

rifle; HAND GUNS: Beols Pat'd. 6 shot .44 cal. single action muzzle loading percussion revolver barrel (Pat'd. Sept. 1, 1856); Colt .44 cal.

single action 6 shot revolver barrel; Gaulois 8 mm. French squeeze pistol; Smith Wesson .32 cal. rim fire 5 shot revolver pat'd. April 3, 1855 (no visible trigger); Hopkins Allen double action .32 cal. center fire shot revolver barrel; U.S.

Revolver Co. .38 5 shot revolver barrel; Felke .22 cal. derringer (made in West Germany); Mannllchar stock for .303 British rifle; stock forearm for Remington Model 760 rifle; Weaver KV-4 power rifle scope; Weaver 10 power rille scope; Weaver 2V power .22 rifle scope mount; power .22 rifle scope mount; brass scope for Kentucky rifle (old); 20 power Mossberg spotting scope; Rodenstock 8 power brass German binoculars (old); brass German dagger scabbard (old); calibrated powder flash; Colt powder flask loading set; set of old shotgun shell reloadero; powder horns; rifle balls; boxes of .22 pellets; many brass shell casings; 45 Ib. Bear bow; 2 bow fishing reels; fishing arrows; 12 ft. Aqua Queen aluminum flat bottom boat; boat cover; 12 ft.

Built Well boat trailer; 5 h.p. Sea King boat motor; manuel trolling motor; 3 boat life (ackets; 4 boat cushions; catalytic heater; propane camping stove; fly fishing reels; deep sea coles; sinker molds; landing note; minnow buckets; boat rod holders; safari light; 2--6 volt spotlights; new hunting boots A other footwear In size 6 and pocket knives; many other Items not mentioned. NOTE; Inspection sale day only Mrs. Clyde E. Mellott 204 Roxbury Road Terms-Cash or Travelers Checks only.

Shippensburg, Pa. Auctioneers--Hershey a McLaughlln Clerks--Martin ft Beidel Lunch Stand Reserved Not Responsible for Accidents Identification Required for Bidder's Number. Sato Under Tent it Raining I In Memoriarn KKHSHNfcH ID lining memory ot my fjilhcr. H. Kcrshncr.

who passed away 1 year His helping hand was always drsl To render any aid he could His voice is riistd in praise. His words were uhe ami d. Dear lather, smc-f you've pone away, The ones you loved so Irm Try hard to carry on the way, know vou'd warn us in Step daughter, Frances Jones xfi 6 1 In lovinp memory of my dear neice "Beverly Ann" who passed away 1WO. Time has swiftly parsed away, 1 But 1 forget. For in Ihe liearl that loved you, your memory lingers yet.

Aunt, Mrs. Karl Oorderman x6 6 HASTINGS- In loving memory of my dfar mother. Catherine Hastings, who pissrd away Jam? 5. WA Seven have passed Since you wenl away, Memories ol you. dear mother, Are with me in each passing day.

Daughter son-in-law. Dorothev Lee, grandsons xG'6 5-- Notices I WILL NOT bt- responsible for any debts contracted tor by anyone other than rm IClwood Martz 106 South Monlvalla Ave. 1 Hagerstown, Md. I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted for by anyone other than myself. Mildred Hose Edwards Hood Sharpsburg.

Maryland XIV 12 7 Personals ESTATES large, consignment, small, you call, wo haul and sell them all. Uownsville Auction. 223-0053. 7397220. If HAVE YOUR QUIET TIME.

Make your div complete. Dial 797-5559 as with your God you meet. tf LOST SMALL Brown chihuahua, along Kt. 67, near Ml. Carmel Church viclni- ly.

reward. 432-8081. 432-6336. x6(U I $25 REWARD for return of Grumman 1 alum, canoe. Conoeocheague Creek.

area, Ph. 1-593-73W colled. i 1 1 1 --Automobiles i For Sale i Md. $385. i Hi.

5824577. I IS74 MUSTANG, 6 nlr conditioned, I P.S. Ph. 1 797-1849 I '73 VEGA Wagon. OT, 1 owner, low mis, '72 OLDS 4 1 owner, air ami.

I 72 MAVKRICK, 3 Dew llres, 1 72 SS, 350, P.S., 1 owner, I o.xccll. cond. 1 'G8 CAMAHO. 327 4 spd. m.igs, looks like new.

HANK KINANCINfi AVAILABLE A A I Wayncsboro. Pa, (717) 762-5424 1 1969 COHVKTTK, 2 lops, 350, P.S., AM; FM, mags, 4 spd. (717)782-5424 '(J4 CHEVY Strp Van. plenlv of extras. '64 DODGE Dart Challenger Division race rar.

Ph. 791-108 x6-6 NEW SHOW 'N SELL Following lite targe success of SHOW 'N SELL al Honda of HnRerstown, we've derided to expand this department include cars, boats trailers. Call 71I7-7200 for more information xfi'10 72 TRIUMPH GT6. sreen with black interior. Must sell.

Call Thurmont. Md. 271-4159 x6 11 la CAMAHO 228, new paint. 6.000 miles on fug. K'jelbrok 2-4's setup-.

X75 heads, many extras. Ideal for street or strip. 271-2390: after 5 271-2452 x6 11 1937 rilHYSLER Imperial. Good lor collector classic-lype cars. Good paint, radio, tires: 545(1.

Karman plllj 6-cylinder Chevrolet Corvair engine. Onlv one of its tvpe: as healer: radio; S450. Call 824-2010 3-30 lit 4:30 p.m. x6''ll '67 MKHCUHY, Caliente. air P.W., P.B., P.S., Sell cheap.

Hi. 791-0274. s6 6 '63 RAMBLER. 6 standard 5400. Ph.

alter 6 p.m. 791-2389' x6'7 67 VW BUS Can be seen at Quality Tire. Dual High-sway across Ironi Dairy Queen '69 FAIRLANE. 2-dr. P.S..

4 speed. 351 motor. S1095. Phone 8422473. xt'7 "63 CADILLAC ambulance, en be converted into a camper.

Will inspect. Call 797-0063 after 5 p.m. 72 SUBARU, GL. 35,000 1 owner, price below retail. 24-34 mpg, Ph.

(717) 392-7991' aft. 5 p.m. '67 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 good condition, reasonably priced. I'll! 733-1307 '63 JEEP, 4 VVH. as is.

Ph. 739-0092 67 CADILLAC in good S1000 Ph. 582-0684 x6H2 '67 TEMPEST, rebuilt, 326 now radial tires. $795 or best offer. Ph.

7914978. weekdays aft. 5:30, anytime weekends. 1965. FORD Stop Van, $500.

Call 731-2464 after 6 p.m. 1970 DODGE CHARGER, AM-FM radio, heater, air auto. Quick sale, $1095. Pit. 824-7763 73 VW Bus.

45,1100 cxc. Ph. (3041 876-6842 6:30 am '69 CHEVELLE SS, new paint, tires, in- sp. Call after 12 noon, 733-4275 1965 COMET Cyclone, $250 or best offer Ph. 797-8785 '64 PONTIAC good running condition, $175 '223-7175 8 WHEEL all-terrain vehicle, land i water, Utility trailer Dual wheels, elec.

brakes, has hydraulic deck for loading. Ph. aft. 6 pm. (7171 1973 TOYOTA CORONA, 2 dr.

HT, low miles, auto, new radial tires. 2932745 '66 MERCURY Comot, Z89 vinyl lap, needs work, $100. Ph. 731-0242, 1 aft. 4 p.m.

j67 1969 FORD Galaxic. 4 P.f. air very clean. Ph. 797-9758 x6( DODGE Polara station wagon.

W5i Apply 866 Virfiinia Ave. x6'! '67 CHEVELLE SS, 396- Cragars. excel, condition. $1095. 0944 alter 5 or anytime weekends.

x6 2 '67 MERCURY Monclair 4 AuK. P.S.. Air. Md. Insj.

S300. See at 1910 Va. Ave. '63 CHEVY Super Sport Facl. speed, rebuilt 1-wk.

ago. new clutchfc pressure plate, fact, tach: 283 VI. duals, runs perfect. Md. $44.

582-0121 12-- Automobiles Want.d PRECISION CARS, We pay cash lor good used cars.) Uitcrsburg Pike 739-6640 or 797-182J U'E PAY lop dollar for clean late niilel used cars. SHARRETTVW, Inc. Dual Metro Motors 733-884-J Clean cars, Trucks, Vans. Buses 72. 73 DART.

Vallanl. Duster, Wite i 2 6 9 0 a A Hagerstown. Md. xj-4 71. 72.

73 vehicle to tow 25' Irat trailer, prefer Chev. Suburban or Ford Wagon. 223-9181 aft. 4. 7 ISA Travel Trailers We're big on service along with ping accessories, wiring httcl work.

1 Moss Son 1 1861 Penna. Ave. 739-6447, "I Aluminum Truck Caps Factory Discount Prices ANY SIZE TRUCK $149 NAMROK MANUFACTURING (Honda Building 1 Rt. 40 East 1-70. Hagerstown Ph.

797-3388 tf TRUCK CAPS SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE ECONOMY CAP, 36" window, $159 CAP, 40" window, $169 BUBBLE CAP. 18" window, $189 DELUXE BUBBLE CAP, window, $209 27" CYOLAC plastic, double bubble, 40" window, S288 DJ CAMPER SALES 2530 Penna. Ave. 731-0794 tf PEN-MAR TRAILER SALES Leilersburg Pike 739-0880 tl ACCESSORIES SOLD 4 all repal made Sar Trailer 36 E. Water Smllhsburs, Md.

Ph. 824-2094. DJ. CAMPER SALES TRAVEL trailers MOTOR' homs 2530 Penna. Ave.

Ph. 7SI-07M 1 TENT CAMPERS (or rent. RENT IT N. Locust St. Phono 739-0599 1973 HILLCREST.

25', full bath, self talnod, sleeps 6, best offer. 4X2.2! 733-3886 CAMPER, WITH heater self contain' very nlco. Exc. cond. Ph.

(717) 294-35M.