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The Berkahire Eagle, eWdnesday, April 29, 196425 Egremont THOMAS W.l BLfcEZARDE TeL 83 Owners Pledge Removal of Old Buildings Cheshire North Berkshire Frances Perkins Speaking at Williams WnXIAMSTOWN Frances Perkins, former seeretary ofr labor, will lecture on "Roosevelt As a Political Leader" Thursday night at 8 in Jesup Hall of Williams College, it was announced yesterday. MRS. MARJ0RIE HORTON TeL Adams 743-2101 Mrs. Pernio Asks Payment for Goat CHESHIRE Mrs. Angela Mr.

and Mrs. George C. Davis of South Egremont spent the weekend with relatives in Moon-achie, N.J. Mrs. Charles J.

Follmer of South Egremont has returned home from a week's stay in New York City. Mrs. Elizabeth Newton of South Egremont, Mrs. Follmer's sister, is currently visiting in New York. Weekend fc'uest of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Du Vail Jr. of South Egremont was Mrs. Du Vall's mother, Mrs. Russell Brown of Staten Island, N.Y.

Mrs. Donald G. Bridgham of North Egremont recently visited her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Bridgham of Baltimore, Guests last week of Mr.

and Mrs. Ward A. McCarthy of South Egremont were Mrs. McCarthy's mother Mrs. Leach bv Stoneham, and her sister-in-law, Mrs.

Bradford S. Leach of Acton. Edward J. Hills, Clarence Serving hours for the old-fashioned church supper sponsored by. Ladies' Aid of the Congregational Church Saturday in the church parlors will be 5:30, 8:30 and 7:30 p.m.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Berridge of South Egremont were their daughter and grandson, Mrs. B.

Sohler and Ted of tyew Haven, Conn. The Rev. and Mrs. James S. Chase and family visited Mr.

Chase's mother, Mrs. William Chase of Mechanic Falls, Maine, last, week. r-Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Droege Jr. of Orchard Hill have from a winter in Fla. this week of Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Bendemagel of South Egremont are her granddaughter, Mrs. Robert Schind-ler, and her husband and family of Levittown, L.I., N.Y. The lecture is sponsored by the Williams Lecture Committee and is open to the public Cafeteria Appears Out as Classroom NORTH ADAMS Planned use of the old cafeteria in the Junior High School as a classroom has apparently been ruled out by the state building inspector, because of the fact that it has no natural light. Other restrictions imposed by the inspector -are expected further to hamper the School Committee in its hunt for classroom space to relieve congestion. McCann Holding Open House Tonight NORTH ADAMS The faculty and students at McCann Vocational and Technical School will hold an open house tonight from 7 to 9 with a program of films, exhibits and a tour of the medical suite, starting at 7:30.

Adams Town Dump Open Evenings ADAMS The town dump will remain open evenings until 9 throughout May, it has been decided by the Board of Health, to afford residents a chance to get rid of refuse in the current cleanup campaign. Frequent inspection of places where the keeping and slaughtering of animals are reported was also decided on. Monterey MRS, BEATRICE PHILLIPS TeL 164-M1 Lebanon Valley Choral Society To Give Bach Minor Mass ALBANY, N.Y. Johann Sebastian Bach's "Mass in Minor" will be performed by the Capitol Hill Choral Society of Albany, with soloists from New York, plus oratorio orchestra, at the Cathedral of All Saints here Wednesday at 8 p.m. Judson Rand, director, announces that soloists will be soprano Lee Dougherty, contralto Rosalind Hupp, tenor Ray De Voll, and bass John Peck.

Instrumental passages will be performed by a 25-par oratorio orchestra with John Baldwin of Hamilton College at the organ, and Laurence Farrell of State University at the harpsichord. Choral Society is a nonprofit association of Albany area singers. Its announced aims are high standards of musicianship and fidelity to the original score. There will be free parking at the state parking lot beside the cathedral. Tickets will be on sale at the door the night of the concert or may be obtained in advance at the Chatham Music Center, Chatham; Happy House Gift Shop, Greenbush Fair Shopping Center or music stores in Troy and Albany.

The town shed it now listed in the telephone directory, though through an error it is not with other Cheshire town listings. It will be found on Page 48 under "Town of Cheshire." Sheffield Kiwanis Dinner Benefits Fund SHEFFD2LD The Sheffield Kiwanis Club Tuesday night held a. "sacrifice" dinner at the F-l Restaurant as part of a national Kiwanis program to benefit the Kennedy Memorial Library fund. Special Justice Clement Ferris of Pittsfield was guest speaker. The club's conservation committee has announced that Brian Agar has been selected to attend the state Junior Conservation Camp this summer in Spencer.

His two-week stay will be sponsored by the Kiwanians. The 50 maple trees to be planted in the Sheffield area commemorating Kiwanis Mentation al's 50th anniversary will be set out Sunday. Club members are to meet at the Boardman Street home of Charles Sadera Jr. at 1 p.m. CHESHIRE In response to letters written to the U.S.

Gyp-' sum Co. in Farnams and Francis Martel of Richmond Street asking that buildings owned by them be demolished or repaired, U.S. Gypsum has stated that three buildings will be razed by May 15, and those already demolished would be cleared of debris. While the Selectmen were commending the company for its prompt action, William Stephens, representing U.S. Gypsum, appeared before the board, reiterating the letter's contents and also stating that the old Farnams Post Office building is being sold.

He said if it were not sold, doors and windows would be closed in so that children could not get in, or the building would be torn down. Mr. Martel also appeared before the board and stated that the unsightly building on his property would be torn down gradually as he would like to salvage thelumber. He said that since he must do the work himself in his spare time, he could not give any definite date as to when it could be completed, but as requested by the Selectmen, he would report at end of July on the progress he has made. During Mr.

Stephens' presence, there was discussion on whether the narrow causeway road creates a dangerous situation with so many fishermen there on weekends. Mr. Stephens suggested that the road be filled, widened and a parking area made with trash barrels deposited on the site. He offered the cooperation of his firm with equipment help if necessary. Race and Willard Curtiss, selectmen, attended the recent Penno of Notch Road reported to the Selectmen Monday night that a goat she had last seen in December had been found dead in the river near her home.

She said when she had last seen her goat, it was being chased by dogs, and she would like to be paid for it. Frank Polastrl, chief of police, stated that he had notified Paul Berti, dog officer, to pick it up and bury it on March 21. Mrs. Penno was told that Mr. Berti would make out a report, which will have to be signed by her and then sent to the County Commission.

William Sample of Meadow-' view Drive asked the board if something could be done about speeding on Richardson and School streets. Chairman-Polas-tri stated that the roads will be watched and if a speeder is apprehended, he will be prosecuted. Mr, Polastri and Machislaw Ciskowski will be in the Town Hall Wednesday night to accept bids on road materials. Cheshire Garage Keeps Gas Contract CHESHIRE The Selectmen have awarded the contract for gasoline for town equipment to the Cheshire Garage at a bid of 17.9 cents per gallon plus tax, or 27.4 cents. Lewis' Garage also submitted the same, bid, but Cheshire Garage was unanimously awarded the contract, since it now holds it and was not underbid.

LEGAJ NOTICES meeting of the Berkshire County Association of Selectmen in Cheshire. SHERIFF'S SALE BERKSHIRE. SS. M. April l4a By vlrtut of an Execution issued from fht District Court of Central Berkshire In favor of Tyler Home Supply, and against Pittsfield Sherwood Hotel I have this day levied on, seized and taken as the property of the said Pittsfield Sherwood Hotel Defendant, all Its right, title and interest in and to the followina described Drooertv Canaan, Conn.

Miss Jean Allyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Allyn, Pease Street, is spending three Weeks with her parents. Pilgrim Fellowship heard a talk on "Medicine, A Christian Profession" at Sunday's, meeting.

Dr. Thomas Gilligan of Great Barrington and Mrs. Robert Hebert were the speakers. Clothing drive of the Church World Service will end Friday. Good used clothing may be left with Miss Nina Tryon until then.

Miss Allyn is a student nurse at Pittsfield General Hospital Baby shower was given Mrs. George Jervis at Tuesday's Phil-ergians meeting. Mrs. Gwen Homer demonstrated gift wrapping. Monterey Grange, which conferred the third degree in Hinsdale Monday, will meet May 6 at 8:15, when the third and fourth degrees will be conferred.

Inspector will be state Subordinate Deputy Lawrence LaRock. Mr. and Mrs. Dean P. Amid-on and family have returned from a visit in Cleveland, Ohio, with Mrs.

Amidon's parents. io Land In Pittsfield, bounded and described as follows: 'Beginning at the point of Intersection of the westerly tine of South Street with the southerly line of West Street, said point being further described as the corner, measured at the sidewalk level, of the foundation stone of the building formerly known as the Wendell Hotel, now known as Sheraton Hotel; running thence westerly in the southerly line of West Street, two hundred thirty-seven and thirty-three hundredths (237.33) feet to a point, said point being the point of in- and recently was at Boston's Children's Hospital as part of the nurses' training program. Fred Wholfert is with his East Windsor Mr. and Mrs. William Posic have donated 13 copies of "Great Battles of the Civil War," published by Life magazine, to the Crane Community School recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Bowman have donated a world globe to the school. parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. William Pekrul. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shapiro of New York spent the weekend at their summer home here.

Woman's Club To Hear Model NEW LEBANON, N.Y. 4 The Lebanon Valley Woman's Club Wohlfert of West Main Street, after completing his freshman year at Park College, Park-ville, Mo. Street, and the easterly line of land now or formerly of The Sisson Company, and being designated as point on plan attached to deed from the Grantor herein, under name of Wendell Hotel Company, to said The Sisson Company, dated December II, 1923, and recorded with Berkshire Middle District Registry of Deeds, at said Pittsfield, In Book 414, Page and hereinafter referred to LEGAL NOTICES flflRU will hold its annual spring luncheon May 7, at the Garfield Federated Church in Stephentown. Reservations should be made no later than Saturday with Mrs. William Kline or Mrs.

Gerald Wolcott. Mrs. Rosalind Lang of Albany, former professional model and director of several model agencies and charm schools, will speak on "The Importance of Self Improvement." Mrs. Andrew Pease will be vocal soloist. Interested women are COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS BERKSHIRE, SS.

PROBATE COURT To all persons interested in the estate of JOHANNA MOYNIHAN late of Pittsfield in said County, deceased. W. Stanley Cooke, the pub'ic administrator of the estate of said Johanna Moynlhan has presented to said Court for allowance his first and final account. If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance in said Court at Pittsfield before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the twelfth day of May 1964, the return day of this citation. Witness, F.

Anthony Hanlon, Esquire, Judge of said Court, this twenty-first day of April 1964. JAMES W. CAROLAN, Register W. Stanley Cooke Miller Building i 184 North Street, Pittsfield, Mass. Show the Colors on Your Home on Memorial Day aiun nan, wmtn run was recorded in said Registry, In Book 417, Page 23; thence deflecting to the left eighty-nine, degrees, twenty-six minutes (19 26') and running southerly in the easterly line of said property now or formerly of The Sisson Company, as shown nn said "Sisson Plan" one hundred twenty-five and forty-seven hundredths (12S.47) feet to a point In the northern) line of property formerly of Elizabeth Campbell, said point being designated as point on said "Sisson hence deflecting to the left eighty-nine degrees, twenty-five minutes, fifteen seconds (89 25' and running easterly in the northerly line of said property formerly of Elizabeth Campbell, at eighty-seven and three tenths (87.3) feet to a point, said point being designated asMxlnt on a plan attached to an agreement between the Grantor herein, under name o.

Wendell Hotel Company, and, said Elizabeth Campbell, dated Deeember 18, 1923, and recorded in said Registry of Deeds, in Book 409, Page and hereinafter referred to as "Campbell Plan," which plan is recorded In said Registry, in Book 417, Page 21) thence deflecting to the right, eighty-nin degrees, thirty minutes, ten seconds (89 30' and running southerly in the easterly line of said property formerly of LEGAL NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE BERKSHIRE, SS. April 2, 1964 11:00 A.M. By virtue of an Execution Issued from the District Court of Central Berkshire in favor of Wilson's Garden Center and against Paul Moran and Katherine M. Moran, I have this day levied on, seized and taken as the property of the said Paul Moran and Katherine M. Moran, Defendants, all their riaht.

title and interest in CITY OF PITTSFIELD DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES CITY HALL ANNEX Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering: One motor vehicle. To be a 1964 model. To be furnished to the Police and Fire Signals Department. According to specifications. Endorsed "proposal" will be received at the office of the Director of Administrative Services, City Hall Annex, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, until 2:00 p.m.

Daylight Saving Time, May 6, 1964 and at and to the. JoJIowing described property. ro wir: Land In Pittsfield, bounded and that time will be publicily opened and described as follows: Beginning at a point In the westerly line of Essex Street, seventy-three and three-tenths (73.3) feet southerly from the point of intersection of said westerly line of. Essex Street with the southerly line of Gale Avenue; thence westerly in a said Elizabeth Campbell, thirty-nine and sixty-six hundredths (39.66) feet to -a point, said point being designated as "point on said "Campbell Plan;" thence deflecting to the left, niney-one degrees, nine minutes and ten seconds (91 9' and running easterly in the northerly line of said property formerly of "said Elizabeth Campbell, et one huBdred vfifty-two and eight-tenths (152.8) fee to a point in the westerly line of South Street, said point being designated as. point on said "Campbell Plan," thence running northerly in the westerly line of South Street, one hundred sixty-five and fifty-three hundredths 53) feet to the place of beginning, and being shown more in detail on a plan designated as "Wendell Hotel Co.

Pittsfield, Scale 1 in. equals 30 fe, October, 1924, A. J. Kohihofer, FnO'r whirh nlan raz-nr-HaH in aairf reaa. Specifications may be obtained at the office Of the Director of Administrative Services, City Hall Annex, Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

The City of Pittsfield reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to accept any, if deemed for the best Interest of the City so to do. WILLIAM H. KENNEDY, Director, Administrative Services. line parallel witn Gale Avenue, one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet to a bound; thence southerly in a line parallel with said Essex Street sixty-six (66) feet to a bound; thence easterly in a line parallel to the first described line, one hundred thirty-two (132) feet to the said westerly line of Essex Street; thence northerly along said westerly line of Essex, street sixry-nx (66) reer ro me Registry, in Book 417, Page 130. Also mr oramors rignr, ii any, io mar por-tiort of West Street Ivino southerly of the 3lan of Pomeroy Heights, and recorded the Berkshire Middle District Registry irofl fence erected and maintained on the of Deeds in Book 576, Paae 46.

In default ot payment of said Execu sioewaik on the south side of said West Street, said Iron fence being located at the, northeast corner of the buildino for tion, I snail sell the aoove aescrioea property at Public Auction. Said Property to be sold on May 13, 1964, at one- merly known as Wendell Hotel, now known as Sheraton Hotel, at the street entrance to the basement of said Sher thirty o'clock In the afternoon, at the Office of the Deputy Sheriff, In the Court House Building, pmstieid, in said County, to satisfy Execution and costs thereon. Said property to be sold aton Hotel. Also all rights, easements, and the benefit of all releases conveyed and ardnted bv the said Elirahefh Camnbpll. UNiTEO STATS RAC WT I et to the Grantor herein, under name subiect to all prior mortgages, nens ano assessments.

Terms of Sale, Cash. FRED N. CUMMINGS, Deputy Sheriff. oi4vveituen noiei company, unaer ine terms' of the aforesaid Aareement from SHERIFF'S SALE BERKSHIRE, SS. satf Elizabeth Campbell, et to the Grantor herein, dated December 18, 1923, 9 00 A.M.

March 11, 1964. and recorded at said Berkshire Middle Bv virtue of an execution issued from District Registry of Deeds, in Book the District Court of Central Berkshire 409, Page 1698.C, and also two other SHERIFF'S SALE BERKSHIRE, SS. APRIL 6, 1964 :00 A.M. By virtue of an Execution issued from the District Court of Central Berkshire in favor of Parkway Beef S. Provision Company and against Jack R.

Kelly and Bette C. Kelly, I have this day levied on, seized and taken as the property of the said Jack R. Kelly and Bette C. Kelly, Defendants, ail their right, title, and Interest in and to the following described property, to wit: Land in Pittsfield, bounded and described as follows: Parcel 1. Beginning at a stone bound in the Easterly line of Allengate Avenue, Four Hundred One and six tenths (401.6) feet in said line from its intersection with the north line of Da I ton Avenue; thence North seventy-four (74) degrees East, two hundred one and 39 hundredths (201.39) feet to a stone bound; thence North sixteen (16) degrees West at right angles to the course last run seventy (70) feet to a stone bound; thence South seventy-four (74) degrees West at right angles to the course last run one hundred ninety-four and 86 hundredths (194.86) feet to a stone bound in said Easterly line of Allengate Avenue; thence South ten (10) degrees forty-five (45) minutes Hr 4.levi Avenue, seventy and 2t hundredth (70.28) lei.

ui 0.yn.ttf. Parcel II. Being a portion of lot or parcel marked and designated as on a plan entitled "Building Lot Plan No. .10, Allen Heights, Pittsfield, laid out by H. J.

Bridgman, Scale 1 inch equals fifty (50) feet, June 1941, A. Kohihofer, Eng." and filed in the Berkshire Middle District Registry of Deeds in Drawer 81, which portion Is bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the Southwest corner of Lot 256 as shown on said plan being also the Southeast corner of Parcel as shown on said plan; thence westerly in the northerly line of Lot 255 as shown on said plan, twenty (20) feet to land now owned by Evi H. Schilling and Isabelie C. Schilling; thence" Northerly along the Easterly line of land of said Schilling twenty (20) feet to a point; agreements, between the same parties, dated January 18, 1929, and April 12, in favor of Aluminum Products and against Augustus J. Lombardl and Lena Lombardl, I have this day levied on.

seized and taken as the property 1929, respectively, and recorded in said of the said Augustus J. Lombardi and Berkshire Middle District Registry of Deeds, respectively, in Book 438, Page COMPLETE NEW -FOR -1964 Lena Lomoarai, an meir rigm, nne ana interest in and to the following described 3Ui and Book 431, Page 336 to a of which Agreements and the Plans property, to wit: sitfcnn merero ana rne recora mereor, reference may be had for a mora par Lena in ninsaaie, oerxsnire tounry, Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows, ticoiar description and enumeration; and the: above land is conveyed subject to all Parcel 1. The and as described In a deed from Alvah Cady, et al to Conrad Schnooo dated June 7. IB 75, recorded in restrictions, reservations, conditions, releases, easements, and rights men-tioaed and set forth In all of the aforesaid Agreements between the said Elizabeth Campbell, et and the Grantor the Berkshire Middle District Registry l-Way Permanent Memanwntltii Socket ot Deeds in Book 227, Page 449, containing one hundred (100) acres more herein, so tar as applicable. or less.

Parcel 1. The and as described a Including as part of the realty alt portable or sectional buildings at any time placed upon said premises and all deed from Joseph V. Klein to Conrad FEAG1HT -HOME furnaces, ranges, heaters, plumbing, gas Schnopp dated September 25, 1889, recorded in said Registry In Book 271, Page 348, containing by estimation forty and electric fixtures, screens, mantels, shade, screen doors, storm doors and 14U) acres ot lana. Parcel 3. The land as described In a deed from Wallace E.

Watkins to Conrad wutdows, oil burners, gas or electric refrigerators and all other fixtures of whatever kind and nature at present or hereafter installed in or on the granted premises In any manner which renders Schnoop dated August 19, 1890, recorded in said Registry in Book 277, Page 124, containing five (5) acres more or less. thence Eastery in an extension Easterly WITH A HEAVY STEEL POLE S-INCH EAGLE Parcel 4. The land as described in a such articles usable in connection thera-fpf The Northerly line of land of said deed from Wallace E. Watkins, et al to wim so tar as me same are or -can by agreement of parties, be made a part Conrad schnoop dated April 20, 1706, recorded in said Registry in Boole' 353. Page 538, containing by estimation five ot Trie realty ana recorded in me Berkshire Middle District Registry of Deeds in.

Beak 411. Paae 13M.C. O) acres ot tana, more or less. Excepting a parcel of land conveyed by George H. Schnopp to Margaret Estabrook, by deed dated October 28, 1916, recorded In said Registry, in Book 386, Page 273.

Excepting also the land conveyed by Edgar P. Thomas to Peter Gelkowitz by deed dated September 20, 1927, recorded Schillings twenty (20) feet; thence southerly in the Westerly line of Lot 256 as shown on said plan twenty (20) feet to the place of beginning, and recorded -in Berkshire Middle District Registry of Deeds in Book 669, Page 121. In default of payment of said Execution, I shall sell the above described property at Public Auction. Said property to be sold on May 12, 1964, at one-thirty o'clock in the afternoon, at the Office of the Deputy Sheriff, and the Court House Building, Pittsfield, in said County, to satisfy said Execution and costs thereon. Said property to be sold subject to all prior mortgages, liens and assessments.

Terms of Sale, Cash. FRED N. CUMMINGS, Deputy Sheriff. The Berkshire Eagle offers this flag set at cost! )n -default of payment of said Execution, I shall sell the above described property at Public Auction. Said property to be sold on May 19, 1964, at one-thirty o'clock in the afternoon, at the Office of the Deputy Sheriff, in the Court House Building, Pittsfield, In said County, to satisfy said Execution and costs thereon.

Said property to be sold subiect to all prior mortgages, liens and At oar offices in Pittsfield, Great Barrington Lee In said Registry in Book 433, Paae 482. Exceotina also the land conveyed bv Matthew H. Commanday, et ux to Lake Ashmere Realty corp. by deed dated assessments. Terms ot sale, casn.

RtED N. CUMMINGS, Deputy Sheriff. August 26, IV46, recorded in said Registry In Book 531, Page 152, but expressly conveying the two hundred (200) feet by one nunarea inry i w) reer parcel excepted In said deed recorded In Book 531, Page 152. The said two hundred (200) feet bv one hundred fifty (150) Pins 38c postage mailed anywhere Berkshire County and Zones 1 and 2 The flag is BIG 3x5-feet in size with double stitched stripes, authentic canvas heading and brass grommets and everjr flag is equipped with a six foot staff, heavy 2rway mounting socket with screws, strong cord halyard, piounting flag history and etiquette folder all in a self -storage kit. feet parcel is conveyed subiect to the Many, Many NEW LOW PRICES restrictions contained In paragraphs 6 (a) and (b) and 7 (a) and (b) In an agreement between Matthew Com manday, er ux ana Lake Asnmero Keairy Corp.

dated August 26, 1946, recorded in -OFFICIAL SO-STAR FLAG) ORDER I LANK" saia Kegisrry in dook ni rage 3.ac. Said two hundred (200) feet bv one hun I I I The Berkshire Jbagie dred fifty (150) feet parcel is conveyed At Your Ptaata tana: flag kit at par kit. rogemer witn 'ine rignis sei ronn in an agreement between Matthew H. Commanday, et ux and Lake Ashmere Realty Corp. dated March 24, 1947, recorded In said Registry in Book 542, page 25 Cnclottd fin cltack, monay artfar cash in th amount of (Plaaio mako chacki payabH) to Tho arkthlr lagla).

First National Store Doable Green Stamps WEDNESDAY For the precise boundaries of said two hundred (200) feet by one hundred fifty (150) feet parcel, reference is made to an agreement between Matthew H. Commanday et ux and Lake Ashmere Realty Corp. dated April ,14, 1947, recorded In tald Registry in Book 541, Page 70. The grantors herein do hereby convey. I NAM! I ADDRISS.

CITY assign, transfer and set over unto the grantees herein all rights contained In a lease given uy v.orri mnjiews io Conrad Schnoop dated January 12, 1905. -ZIP. I ITAT1. I recorded In said Registry In Book 331, Page 2534c, and all rights In a lease given to Conrad Schnopp by John C. Raymond dated December 10, 1907, recorded In said Registry In Book 337, Paae 406.

and subiect to the conditions therein contained. Being a portion of the premises conveyed to tne grantors herein by deed of Murray R. Frazee, et ux dated June 25 1945, recorded In said Double Trjple-S BLUE STAMPS TODAY (No Minimum Purchase Required) Open Till 9 P.M. Monday thru Saturday AUendaJe Shopping Center Reaistrv In Book 511. Paae 5304c In default of said execution, I shall The sell the above described property at Pub Eagle lic Auction, said sale to be held Wednes day, May 27, 1964, at 1:30 In tne after.

noon, at the Office of Hawkins, Clan-ftone Blalsdell, 7 North Street, Pitts- led In said County, to tat sfv sa ex. ecutlon and costs thereon. Said property to oa soio suDieci to an prior mortgages, taxes, liens and assessments. Terms of sale: Cash. 4 JOHN J.

MA5IERO, Deputy Sheriff..