Public Opinion-1 -Tuesday. April 19, 1983 Marriage licenses Steven McQueen Younker, 23, 12186 Grant Shook Greencastle, and Brenda Kay Andrews, 20, R.R. 1, Clear Spring, Md. Mark Allen Bender, 22, 25 and Gena Michele Reed, 21, 712 Broad St. Gerald Richard Snedecker, 525 E.
Liberty and Mary Craig Crouse Funk, 650B Cumberland Ave. Fairview Waynesboro, Michael Ray Kreigline, 26, Steve Price, Auct. PUBLIC SALE Located in Black Log Valley (Huntingdon County). Turn off Route 522 1 mile South of Orbisonia, (watch for signs). The following valuable antiques, guns, personal property from the estate of the late Stella Koch will be offered on: SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1983 BEGINNING AT 10:00 A.M.
ANTIQUES: Doughtray; oak stand; oak frame mirror; 6 pressed back chairs; floor model Victrola; Victrola records; player piano (as is); rolls for player piano; 3- piece Hooser style kitchen cabinet in very good condition; doll baby; Singer treadle sewing machine (case in poor condition); floor lamp; bow saw; key wind watch; lard press; grain cradle; small anvil; blacksmith forge; tongs; quilting frames. GUNS: Remington model 722, 222 cal. with 4 power Weaver scope; Savage model 3A 22; Winchester 38-55 cal. and a Stevens single shot 12-ga. shotgun.
PERSONAL PROPERTY: Gibson deep freeze (2 yrs. old); Singer cabinet model sewing machine; Whirlpool elec. dryer; Whirlpool refrigerator-freezer; Tappan gas range; Hoover apt. size washing machine; kitchen table 4 chairs; RCA XL-100 color TV, Philco refrigerator (needs gasket); Solid State record player; 3-piece living room suit; stuffed recliner; small wood or coal stove; slate floor pad for a wood burner stove; crocks; iron beds (complete); dressers; chest of drawers; roll away bed; elec. fan; kerosene lamps; complete line of kitchen utensilsblender, iron skillets, toaster, pressure cooker, misc.
dishes (some old); large oval wall mirror; very large quantity of good quilt patch rug material; light colored 3- piece bedroom suit; hand made quilts (some new); oval braided rugs; afghans (2 with matching pillow tops); child's rocker (needs seat); several radios; misc. lawn garden tools; Craftsman roto-tiller; jars; grabs; misc. lengths of chain; push cultivator; horse collars; single double trees; feed box; cross cut saw; hillside plow; large pile of fire wood; windows; storm windows; misc. lumber paneling; lawn mower; porch furniture and many, many misc. items.
REAL ESTATE: Farm of 156 plus acres, mostly wooded, situated in one of the most prime hunting and fishing areas of Huntingdon County. Situated thereon a 6- room frame house with oil hot water heat, bath a half and basem*nt. Also, this property has a barn and other small outbuilding. This property is divided by LR 31049. With Black Log Creek flowing through this property, it is well suited for either a permanent residence or camp.
TERMS: Personal property-CASH. Real down and balance upon delivery of deed. We do reserve the right to reject any or all bids on real estate. Executrixes: PEARLCLUGSTON Doylesburg, PA 17219 VIVIAN PLANK St. Rt.
Orbisonia, PA 17243 Joseph Mullin, Atty. 306 Penn St. Huntingdon, PA16652 (814) 643-3520 Lunch stand reserved. Real estate will be offered at 1:00 p.m. and be followed by the guns and furniture.
EXECUTRIXES AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE. Auctioneer: Steve Price RD1 Box 45 Shirleysburg, 17260 (814) 447-3375 175 Hershey, McLaughlin Martin, Aucts. Beidel, Clerk PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, LAWN EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ETC. The undersigned will offer the following for public sale located at 704 Brenton Street, Shippensburg, Pa. (off Route 174 on E.
Orange left on Craig St. to Brenton St.) Watch for sale signs on: SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1983 BEGINNING AT 10:00 A.M. HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES: White Hotpoint Deluxe 21 cu. ft. side by side combination water dispensers (like new, less than 2 yrs.
old); G.E. 14.8 cu. ft. upright freezer (late model, like new); Frigidaire Custom Imperial Deluxe 30" elec. range (almond color); Speed Queen deluxe auto.
washer (good); Lady Kenmore electronic sensor elec. clothes dryer (good); 5-pc. chrome breakfast set; metal utility cabinet; porcelain top cabinet; kitchen server; 2 burner kerosene heater; wooden kitchen stool; cupboard doors; 9-pc. reproduction Early American solid rock maple dining room suite (48" round extension table boards, 6 solid bottom arm chairs, 54" wide open hutch cupboard and 33" long server is a beautiful suite in like new condition); softwood 8-gun this cabinet in walnut finish on bottom; 4-drawer chest of drawers; small vanity stool; bedroom chairs; reclining chair; open front bookcase; Early American type maple rocker; 2 round wooden bar stools; metal double door wardrobe; ft. wooden picnic table porch lawn furniture; rockers other folding chairs; wrought iron flower stand: Antiques (wooden tool box; cane seated chair; oak highchair; gilded frames other pictures picture frames; baskets; marbles; Model 1148 Remington 16-ga.
semi-automatic shotgun barrel modified choke (pre-'64, very good misc. shotgun shells; Electrolux vacuum cleaner (older model); large aluminum clothes drying rack; floor table lights; Westinghouse elec. roaster complete counter top rotissiere broiler oven; deep fryer; 2 elec. ice cream freezers (1-4 1-6 other small kitchen elec. appliances; Hoover floor polisher shampooer; small child's bicycle; 24" high doll carriage; tricycle; FM antennae, bar-b-que grill; flower stands: metal tub; garbage cans; horseshoe pitching set; 4 gal.
crock; luggage; 6 ft. green Christmas tree other decorations; jars; planters; thermos bottles jugs; bedding linens; roasters; pots pans; large turkey design meat platter other turkey design plates; other dishware of various kinds (some old); tableware and other items not mentioned. LAWN EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, Jacobson Imperial h.d. 2 stage snow blower (like new); Jacobson self-propelled rotary lawn mower catcher; Craftsman 25' lawn sweeper; Scott Model 35 lawn spreader; metal lawn wheelbarrow; h.d. Black Decker lawn edger; Rockwell elec.
hedge trimmers; 28 ft. alum. ext. ladders; 2 gal. garden sprayer; 34" 60" plank top wooden work bench drawers; other wooden benches; 6 ft.
wooden step ladder; wooden step stool: two G78 15 wheels tires (5 hole, 2 jack stands; 2 jack posts; saw horses; metal double drain kitchen sink; 5" double wheel bench grinder; Craftsman h.d. saber saw; B. D. vibrating sander; elec. drill; elec.
airless paint sprayer; to tap die set; Husky drive 14-pc. socket set; high speed drill bit set to other high speed bits wood bits: Craftsman metal tool box; 50 ft. sewer snake: 4" bench vise; 2 wooden crates; wooden nail keg: garden hose; gas cans; small amount of lumber; pegboard; small sledge hammer: other hammers; pole axe. fork, shovels, pick, block planes. levels, squares, clamps, trowels, tin shears, hack saws, open box end wrenches, screwdrivers, other hand, lawn graden tools; nuts, bolts.
screws. by the box and other items not mentioned. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: If you are looking for good clean quality items. plan now to attend this sale. TERMS: Cash or approved check.
Lunch stand reserved. Not responsible for accidents. Identification required for bidder's number. Sale under tent if inclement weather. Bring your chair.
MR. MRS. LYNN E. MOORE 167 8895 5 Path Valley Fort Loudon, and Sharon Elizabeth Pine, 24, 12107 Two Top Mercersburg. Edward Eugene Vanorsdale, 712 22, 1506 Philadelphia and Trudy Shetler, 23, 1506 Philadelphia Ave.
Robert William West 21, Hershey, McLaughlin Martin, 26, Beidel, Clerk 12343 Lincoln Way Fort Loudon, and Brenda Sue Shaffer, 27, 3673 Coseytown Greencastle. James Alfred Coccagna, 27, 1849 Leedy and Diane Lynn Clugston, 23, 4162 Main Scotland. PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, ANTIQUES, ETC. The undersigned, as executor of the estate of Bernice H. Gates, deceased, will offer the following for public sale located at 105 Cumberland Avenue, Shippensburg.
PA on: SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1983 BEGINNING AT 10:00 A.M. HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES: Hotpoint 40" elec. range: G.E. apartment automatic washer G.E. apartment size elec.
clothes dryer (both less than 1 yr. old): formica top breakfast table benches; Toastmaster table top elec. oven; small kitchen elec. appliances; Furniture by J. Raymond Smith-(walnut dropleaf dining room extension table extra boards: 6 matching walnut ladder back dining room chairs (5 mates 1 captain's chair); walnut 4- drawer serving chest: walnut Early American type chest of drawers drawers over 4 drawers under; walnut Early American type flat top desk; walnut shaving set; Chippendale type wall mirror: walnut footstool needlework top: NOTE: All above Smith furniture in fine RCA console model color t.v.
control (good); Sony portable color t.v.; 2-pc. living room suite hide-a-bed sofa bed; patch design living room chair; platform rocker; matching pair of walnut drum tables: walnut finish coffee table; matching walnut end stands; small portable bar; 2 brass floor lights: table vanity lights; 8-pc. brass fireplace set; lighter pot: bellows: 6-pc. mahogany finish bedroom suite; maple double bed 6-drawer chest of drawers; 2 single poster beds: chifferobe; vanity stool; single double box springs mattresses; nightstand: bedroom chairs; nest of snack trays: floor fan; elec. heater: toy chest; porch lawn furniture; wooden stepladder; 2 high wooden stools; 2 mandolins (1 by Heppe Son, 1 by Stella): 3 watercolor paintings (2 by Danforth): Argus 35mm camera: Polaroid square shooter 2 camera: Kodak Instamatic camera: elec.
blankets; bedding linens; luggage; books of various kinds; small amount of costume jewelry; elec. clocks: large brass trivet (Domestic Pump table model radio: Christmas decorations; pots; pans; dishware: tableware and other articles not mentioned. ANTIQUES: Walnut dropleaf table legs drawer; walnut banquet table half (Hepplewhite type); 2 plankbottom chairs (1 highly decorated); maple vanity chair: softwood blanket chest 2 jelly cupboards (1 in rough): 2 section glass front bookcase, softwood nightstand racks, world globe on stand; gilded frame wall mirror (approx. 2 ft 2 early frames with needlework, Ansonia key wind time strike metal shelf clock face heads on ends, good; German dome clock, Elgin pocket watch (as is): silver case Shreve Co. pocket watch (as is framed world map, student's lamps kerosene lamp, sugar bucket, 2 gal.
copper pot, 2 small jugs, buck saw. trivets, pocket knives, wool bedsrpead, wall tapestries, linens, needlework, 2 pair of brass wall candle holders other brass candle holders, 2 sets of sterling salt pepper shakers, silver trays, silver napkin rigs, other misc. silverware; serving carving sets, 2 Charlie McCarthy spoons, Presidential spoons, Mexican pottery, partial set of Noritake hand painted china dishware, (Glenmore pattern, approx. 53 flow blue teapot plate, cup saucer. hand painted dishware, plates, cups saucers, sherberts, creamers sugars, wines, goblets, individual sales, Nippon china, other dish glassware and other items not mentioned.
TERMS: Cash or approved check. Lunch stand reserved. Not responsible for accidents. Identification required for bidder's number. Sale under tent if inclement weather.
Bring your chair. by JOHN H. GATES, executor of the estate of Bernice H. Gates, deceased Jerry Weigle, Atty. 168 Hershey, McLaughlin Martin.
Aucts. Beidel, Clerk PUBLIC SALE OF LAWN GARDEN TRACTOR, TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, ANTIQUES, ETC. The undersigned will offer the following for public sale located in the center of the village of Walnut Bottom. if leaving Shippensburg, Pa. on Route 174 east, approx.
7 miles to sale site. Watch for sale signs on: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1983 AT 6:00 P.M. HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES: G.E. No-frost 15.6 cu. ft.
double door refrigerator freezer across top (very good); approx. 12 cu. ft. Frigidaire single door refrigerator (older model); 7-pc. breakfast set (formica top table 6 chairs (good); kitchen step stool; 2-pc.
olive green Early American type living room suite (like new); 2-pc. rose color living, room rocker: suite Waterfall type made kneehole flowered desk; slip Magnavox covers; console model walnut finish stereo (AM-FM radio 4- speed record player): Panasonic b. w. portable t.v.; Arvin 24-hr. humidifier: 5-pc.
blue glass top coffee, end lamp table set; octagonal dark finish coffee table; living room pictures picture frames; 5-pc. Waterfall type bedroom suite (double bed, dresser, chiffer robe, vanity bench); 3-pc. Waterfall type bedroom suite (dresser, vanity bench); mahogany finish bow front dresser: dark finish double bed mattress; box spring mattress: 3 metal double door wardrobes; metal clothes rack: set of 6 Waterfall type dining room chairs; folding cot: very good wooden porch swing; 6 ft. picnic table; lawn chairs: boy's 26" bicycle; Regina floor portable hair dryer; elec. wall clock sconce set; draperies; portable radios; elec.
alarm clocks: luggage: food grinders; Christmas decorations; jars; few dishes; tableware; and other items not mentioned. ANTIQUES: Round oak solid top pedestal dining room table extra boards (refinished); low oak sideboard mirror (refinished); set of 5 oak mule ear solid bottom dining room chairs (refinished); low hardwood chest of drawers (refinished); dark finish lamp stand large slant top wooden chest; wooden clothes tree: cast iron griddle: 2 wooden butter bowls; butter F.H. Cowden gal. crock other crocks; several baskets; small Shirley Temple pitcher; 2 German straight razors (1 scene on handle); Illinois key wind railroad pocket watch face in silver case (not perfect); and other items not mentioned. LAWN GARDEN TRACTOR, TOOLS, MISC.
ITEMS, Wheelhorse h.p. 6-speed lawn garden tractor start rotary mower; following attachments to fit above tractor blade, snow blower, Houser cab, cultivators scoring out plow); pair of extra wide Wheelhorse wheels tires: rubber tire portable concrete mixer h.p. elec. motor; Tornado rotary push mower; approx. 18" Jacobson rotary push mower; large lawn roller: approx.
235-gal. upright type fuel tank wheelbarrow: 32 ft. wooden extension ladders; metal barrels; 5-gal. buckets cans; Power Kraft elec. drill; drill bits; 2 electrician's bits; pipe threading set to pipe vise: pipe cutters; log chains; CAMPING EQUIP: (folding cot; portable septic tank: 2 Coleman lanterns: propane camp stove other camping drive socket set; portable air tank; Super Scanner base station antennae; wooden sash; jack stands; ladder jacks: pipe clamps: paint brushes; moying scythe: axes; picks; shovels; forks; rakes; pruners; sledge hammer; levels; wrenches; hand saws; hammers; hatchets; trowels; screwdrivers; other hand, lawn garden tools: garden hose; bushel baskets; odd lots of lumber (some new): used galvanized pipe; nuts, screws.
bolts nails by the can and other items not mentioned. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: If you are looking for a good lawn garden tractor, furniture, plan now to attend this sale. TERMS: Cash or approved check. Lunch stand reserved. Not responsible for accidents.
Identification required for bidder's number. Sale under tent if inclement weather. Bring your chair. MR. MRS.
CARL N. JUMPER 166 Aucts. Ralph W. Horst V. Art Kling, Auct.
HOLSTEIN MILKING HERDDISPERSAL Quitting the Dairy Business we will sell on the farm located about six miles southwest of Chambersburg, take Rte. 11 South 5 miles, turn West on Miller road at service station, 1 mile to sale, or from Marion go 1 mile North on Rte. 11 to service sation, leave Rte. 81 at Marion exit, on: THURSDAY APRIL 28, 1983 AT 11 A.M. HOLSTEIN COWS Certified; accredited; most are some preg.
checked. Herd consits of nearly half first and second lactation animals, bal. of various age, 15 fresh in March, 22 in 12 in bal. various stage of lactation. These cows are all purebred but papers not kept up, most have good udders and are producing well, sires inc.
a bull from Chalmers young herd, dam had 20,000 M. 800 other sires from Clarence Cornmon and Kenneth Mellott herds. Bulls in service now are two sons of Marvex. If looking for cows, be here. TERMS: Cash or Good Check, Sale in Tent, Lunch at Sale.
Clarence F. and Helen I. Miller Phone717-375-2841 412 Miller Road, Chambg. PA 162 PUBLIC SALE OF 500 Head of Livestock Located 5 miles north of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania and 5 miles south of Shippensburg, PA on Route 11 on: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1983 AT 6:00 P.M. 400 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN HEIFERS Consisting of 85 bred heifers and 15 second calf heifers of which some will be fresh by sale, balance from sale to summer freshening, 300 open Holstein heifers ranging from 4 months of age to breeding age, with all being calfhood vaccinated; 3 purebred Holstein bulls; 8 red-white heifers.
Sixteen registered heifers of which 3 are bred, 13 are open. 100 HEAD OF STEERS Consisting 35 Holstein and 65 beef type including Charlois, Black White-face, and Hereforde, weighing approximately 300 to 700 pounds. This is a fine group of young cattle out of good breeding, all dehorned and wormed. Bangs and T.B. tested within 30 days of sale with individual health charts.
All heifers are eligible for interstate shipment. STEERS TO BE SOLD FIRST CATTLE TO BE SOLD IN TENT TERMS: Cash not responsible for accidents AUCTIONEER: Robert C. Mullendore CLERK: C.L. Metz JOHN C. DIEHL, SONS Telephone: (717) 532-6353 160 Hershey, McLaughlin, Martin, Aucts.
Beidel, Clerk PUBLIC SALE OF NEW FURNITURE, MISC. ETC. due to a large inventory, the undersigned will offer the following for public sale located approx. 2 miles south of Shippensburg, PA along US Route 11 on: THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1983 AT 6:00 P.M. NEW FURNITURE: living room suite, living room chairs other chairs and rockers of various types.
bedroom suite and other bedroom furniture of various types, box springs mattresses, coffee end tables, nightstands other stands, floor table lights, many other types of home furnishings of various carpet linoleum remnants, and other items not mentioned. SPECIAL NOTE: This is only a partial listing of all the new home furnishings to be offered. PORTER'S FURNITURE STORES At the same time and location Radio Station WSHP wll offer the following new items for public sale: Liberty Bell fireplace insert, set of 4 bar stools, Cole metal typewriter desk, Cole 4 drawer desk, 6 ft. wooden park bench, wooden potato bin, swinging baby crib, Early American type leaded glass clock, 3 hand carved clocks, man's Seiko digital watch, interior exterior paint, certificate for wallpaper for 3 rooms, latch hook items, guitar, trumpet, HO train set, pewter tea set, brass eagle, 2 pc. red lady's western suit (14); 2 pc.
cloth suede lady's western suit (8); 3 pc. denim lady's western suit (5): red lady's western slacks (10); man's warmup suit (M); lady's casual suit (M): Hunters Bird Dogs wall painting, other wall pictures, creative quilt squares, suede ice bucket, 2 Kaywoodie lighters, handmade pipe; certificates for photo portraits, wicker bottle basket, certificates for ice cream cakes, certificates for 24 weks of various types dance and ceramics lessons; certificates for 24 weeks of aerobics classes, etc. TERMS: Cash or approved check. Lunch stand reserved. Not responsible for accidents.
Identification required for bidder's number. Sale held inside heated building. Bring your chair. 182 John F. Kohler, Jr.
Dennis D. Welker, Aucts. PUBLIC SALE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Will sell for the undersigned, power-ofattorney for Rose E. Spoonhour, the following located along L.W. East, Fayetteville, Pa.
just .1 of a mile East of Henicle's Market (Route 30). Watch for signs, on: SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1983 AT 9:30 A.M. REAL ESTATE WILL OFFER AT 1:00 P.M. Will offer for sale two-story framed home covered with asbestos shingles located on approximately three acres in Greene Township Franklin Co. with three rooms (one with knotty pine walls), kitchen and bath upstairs, and dining room, living room, sun porch, kitchen, and bath downstairs.
Upstairs area was used as an apartment. Home is heated by oil hot air, and has Caledonia Water. Property is more fully described in Franklin County Deed Book 706 page 550. Property also has barn and well. Property may be viewed by phoning 352-3349 and scheduling an appointment.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE of purchase price paid when property struck down, settlement within 30 days other terms day of sale. PERSONAL A.M. FURNITURE: Walnut twelve pane two-piece corner cupboard, softwood wash stand, oak plant stands, oak treadle sewing machine, oak bookcase, maple dresser, wicker rocker and staright chair, mahogany table, buffet with marble top, wooden glass doored kitchen storage cabinet, sewing case, platform rocker, leg dropleaf table, double pedestal desk, empire styled rocker, Duncan Phyfe extension table, three-piece living room suite, overstuffed chair and ottoman (2) Duncan Phyfe dropleaf tables with a drawer, Chippendale styled bookcase secretary, Windsor styled desk chair, Duncan Phyfe table, Royal Madar Wilton Rug, plank seated chair, Duncan Phyfe gossip bench, night stand with dovetailed drawer, blanket chest, tiered stand, utility cart, player piano, double bed, and more. ITEMS: Hall's pitcher, Hall's creamer, Hall's bowl, Allerton China bowl, Hull pottery basket, early cigar jar with original lid, jardinere, china bookends, majolica pitcher, China brass tray, England China covered dish, hooked rug, wide assortment of needleworked items, Czech vase, kerosene light, Rayo light, Germany pitcher, service for six of Noritake Nippon china (missing 3 cups), pressed pattern compote, China bowl blue tree pattern, teapots, eight etched footed tumblers, etched night set, assortment of cast iron skillets, pots, pans, Pantry Pride tomato set (salt and pepper, sugar and cookie jar), bedspreads, double desk light. Bavaria bowl, blown glass vase, satin overlay vase, enamel painted decanter with six goblets, assortment of glass, 24' double ladder, boxes, nail keg, 3 foot.
rug beater, books, wheelbarrow. step ladders. benches. Grace Kelley coloring book, wash rubber, Maytag wringer washer, fountain pens, approximately 100 pieces of Blue Willoware, cups and saucers, and much more. NOTE: Sale will begin with small items, household.
Furniture will be sold shortly after offering the real estate. TERMS: Cash. Not responsible for accidents sale day. Lunch stand available. Propertyof ROSE E.
SPOONHOUR Henry L. Spoonhour. -of-Attorney 165 SPECIAL GREEK EASTER SALE Lambs Goats Thursday, April 28th at 12:30 p.m. CHAMBERSBURG LIVESTOCK SALES, INC. Ave.
1-81 (717) 263-9251 184 Wayne Opinion Classified Ads Legals BID REQUEST The WAYNESBORO AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT will receive bids until April 26, 1983 at 9:30 a.m. for BID INDEX 8384-8 PROJECTION RULES. when they will be opened, read and recorded. Bid forms and specifications may be secured at the Office of the Superintendent, Clayton Avenve, P.O. Box 72, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 17268.
Phone (717) 762-1191. 258 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service NOTICE OF SALE The Franklin County ASCS Office, acting as agent for the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) and located at 550 Cleveland Chambersburg, PA 17201, hereby announces the contemplated sale of the following described property by sealed bid, subject to the terms and conditions of this invitation to bid. Bids will be opened on May 3, 1983, 11:00 a.m., E.D.T. Bids will not be considered unless received prior to such opening time. Description of Property: 1 33' Harvestore silo, 1 Sweep Arm Unloader (Auger), 1 Filler pipe, 1 Ladder Location of Property: On the Fred Kane farm located 1 mile East of Upper Strasburg along R1.
533, 8581 Orrstown Pleasant Hall, in Letterkenny County of Franklin, PA Terms and Conditions: (1) All bids must be in writing and signed by the bidder. (2) Alternative or tie-in bids will not be accepted. (3) CCC reserves the right to reject any or all bids. (4) The property will be sold on as-is, where-is basis. (5) Payment shall be by postal money order, certified check, or draft guaranteed by the banking institution on which drawn.
Payment may be by uncertified personal or firm check only if approved by the County Executive Director. (6) Payment infull must be made prior to commencing removal of the property. (7) The purchaser shall remove the property from the premises within 30 days after notification that the bid has been accepted. (8) Title to the property shall vest in the purchaser when payment is made. After passage of title, risk of loss or destruction from any cause shall be borne by the purchaser.
D. Merle Baughman County Executive Director 297 ZONING NOTICE The Chambersburg Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a Public Hearing in Council Chambers, 100 South Second Street, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, at 7:30 p.m. on May 3, 1983 to consider a request of William A. and Joan C. Gindlesperger to rezone a tract of land located in the Second Ward of the Borough of Chambersburg from Low Density Residential to Distributive Commerical Highway.
Said tract of land is bounded on the north by lands of William A. and Joan C. Gindlesperger, on the west by lands of H. C. Gabler, on the south by lands of William A.
and Joan C. Gindlesperger, and on the east by Interstate 81. For further clarification and additional information concerning this proposed rezoning request, please contact Gary J. Norris at 264-5151. ZONING OFFICER Borough of Chambersburg 296 NOTICE The regular meeting of the Greene Township Board of SUpervisors scheduled for April 19, 1983 will be cancelled from that date and rescheduled for April 21, 1983 at 7 o'clock p.m.
in the Greene Township Municipal Building, Scotland PA GREENE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 286 NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Engineering District 8-0, Room 109, 21st and Herr Streets, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17103-1699, until 11:00 A.M., Thursday, May 12, 1983, for the maintenance of traffic control devices. The work includes furnishing labor, equipment and materials to maintain and repair lightsystems, traffic signals, flashing warning devices, and overhead sign structures. Bid proposals are available at the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Office, Engineering District 8-0, Room 116, 21st and Herr Streets, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Interested Bidders are invited to a pre-vidding conference to be held on May 4, 1983 at 10:00 A.M. in Conference Room "'D' of same address to discuss the proposal.
289 Sealed proposals will be received by the: Greene Township Board of Supervisors of Franklin County, at P.O. Box 215 Scotland, Penna. 17254, until 3:00 p.m. on May 3, 1983, for the following: ROAD OIL E-3 Emulsion, 10,000 gallons (more or less) E-5 Emulsion, 200,000 gallons (more or less) RC-250, 5,000 gallons (more or less) FREGATE 1-B Aggregate 7500 tons (more or less) 2-B Aggregate 8000 tons (more or less) 2 Aggregate, 500 tons (more or less) 2-A Aggregate 500 tons (more or less) 4 Aggregate 200 tons (more or less) 1 Aggregate 100 tons (more or less) inch clean 2000 tons (more or less). ID 2 Bituminous Concrete Wearing 500 tons (more or less) inch mix 500 tons (more or less) Cold mix, 300 tons (more or less).
Proposals must be upon the forms furnished by the Municipality. Escalator Clause will apply to Road Oils. The Municipality reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. GREENE TOWNSHIP OF SUPERVISORS Chairman, Richard P. Kramer 308 Absolutely Free 3 ELECT.
DRYER Runs OK. Inq. 261 E. Garfield St. anytime.
FRIGIDAIRE, ator GERMAN SHEPHERD Black brown male. 8yrs old. 532-6773 GOL. LAB. RET.
10 yr old male, cabers 532-8896 Wish a Happy Birthday today to: I LES BEAM 114 M. Third Street Chambersburg Wish a Happy Birthday tomorrow to: ALL APRIL ELAINE GRAY 444 Cumberland Ave. Chambersburg Absolutely Free GRAPE VINES 8ft. to 20 ft. long.
Phone 263-3942. SCREEN DOORS Wood. 2 Shutters, wood, Located: 709 Broad back near alley. Help yourself. Personals 4 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meets at 8 p.m.
264-9289 BARB'S BIRTHDAY -GRAMS Original Telegrams 0. Done for in Special or by Occasions phone. person '263-0897 334-0150 BURN OFF FAT! Without dieting Glucomannan at Rines Pharmacy DIVORCES $160 total. Court costs included. No fault filed locally.
Free consultation. Day, eves. weekends. Attorney Michael Davis, 612 Cedar Harrisburg, PA 17201. Write or Call collect: 717-822-1201.
Lost and Found 9 FOUND ADS are published free of charge for three days in Public Opinion Classified. Call us today at 264-6161, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. LOST White Poodle yellow sweater. Answers to Frenchy. Near Martin Mill Bridge.
LOST REWARD! Mini Black White Poodle, shaggy, young appearance. Needs medication, child heatbroken. Call Collect 212-680-8349 or 212-661-6600 ext.258. LOST: Lady's prescription glasses with bifocals. Red-wine frames.
Phone 264-6630 or 264-5197. LOST Graphite fishing rod reel. Near bridge on Woodstock Road. Saturday Phone 352-7881. Reward! LOST: Female Collie dog, Sable white.
In Scotland area. Reward. 263-1490, 263-9237. LOST Black Labrador Rearea. area, Sunday night, triever, 5 mos.
old. In A Vo-Tech Please Phone 375-2548. LOST: A black Schnauzer with a red collar. License In vicinity of High Street. Phone 263-4284.
Auto Parts 11 CHEVY PARTS Transmissions. Shifters. Phone 264-5180, Sat's Sun's. HEAVY DUTY Front Leafsprings Chevy $80, Chevy 283 engine block STD. Bore $50., core radiator GM $40, 2 core radiator GM $50, 10 pressure plate bearing GM $20, 2 G60-14 tires $20.
Phone 264-1877. 427 HIGH PERFORMANCE engine. Completely rebuilt with new rods, pistons, etc. Never run extra set of alum. heads.
Less intake manifold. Phone 369-2090 after 5 p.m. PINTO 1972 for parts. Motor and tires in good condition. Wrecked in rear.
$100 firm. 264-2962. RADIAL TIRES (4) GR70-14. 5 hole mag. wheels, mtd.
$400. Like new. 328-2094 5-9 p.m. REBUILT STARTERS GM, Ford Chrysler. Affordably priced 90 day warranty.
Call Jeff, 264-1741, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. "TUFF" WHEELS, Troxel Trackmaster, BMX Yellow. Good condition. 2 sets. $29 each.
Phone 264-1526. Cars 12 CHEVROLET 1947 2 dr, sedan. Recently painted, inter. very good, runs good rechomed bumpers etc. much more.
1947 Coupe goes with it. Asking $2,800. for more info. 264-9612. CLASSIC 1963 T-Bird Landau Coupe.
Excel. cond. Ocean blue interior. Like new. For more details, 263-8404.
Autos for Sale 14 A-1 MOTORS New Used Cars Trucks. 545 Loudon Chambg. 263-8538. A GOOD PLACE FOR SERVICE Imports Domestics Convenient Eve. Sat.
Hours Call 264-3359 for appt. Chambersburg Toyota AMC, JEEP, RENAULT With 11.9% Financing. McKnight Mtrs. 725 S. 4th St, Chbg.
AUTO BODY REPAIR on all GM Cars. 264-6250 Gayman's GM Body Shop AUTO AUCTION Every Tuesday, 6:30 P.M. Mason Dixon Auto Auction Exit 2. 1-81, Greencastle, Snack Bar Avail Phone 597-3121, AUTO AUCTION at Cumberland Valley Auto Auction FULL TI TLE SERVICE Every Satur dav 2 m. 352-2332..
