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B44 Pittsburgh Press, Aug. 10, 1979 Texas Hopes To Save Sea Life Despite il Globs SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas (UPI) -Foot-long globs of oil moved to within 10 miles of the plushest coastal resort in Texas but the Coast Guar'd today insisted the beach community and adultmarine life would be spared major damage from history's worst oil spill. The Coast Guard made its prediction despite reports that the heaviest concentrations of oil to date" Had invaded Texas beaches yesterday and today, as well as scientific observations that heavy pollution could hit the beaches at any time. (oast Guard Capt. Roger Madsoo conceded eggs and juvenile sea life might be "sensitive" to the oily influx and ordered installation of a net across the mouth of one Laguna Madre entrance.

The shallow estuary is the nursery ground for fish and shrimp and produces a harvest of 5 million pounds annually. The Environmental Protection Agency said University of Texas marine lab research "suggested adult forms of some key species of marine life have a good tolerance" to the oil first reported in U.S. waters on Monday. Texas Gov. William P.

Clements Jr. scheduled his first inspection of the region today. Clements yesterday suggested that Attorney General Mark White drop plans to sue Mexico for environmental damage and cleanup costs incurred by Texas. "I don't think that's the way to go about it," Clements said. "Everybody's running around like Chicken Little saying the sky is falling.

It hasn't fallen yet. We may have some very bad times down there but we haven't so far." While Clements was speaking in Austin, sticky tar balls as wide as 12 inches washed up on beaches north of the Rio Grande. The residue reached Boca Chica beach four days after tar balls piled up a 6-inch-deep ooze on Mexican beaches about 30 miles below the Rio Grande. Dr. John Robinson, scientific coordinator for the Gulf Coast anti-pollution strike force said the tar balls had been moving north at a rate of about 7 miles per day.

He said the pollution that struck the Mexican beach could occur at any time in Texas and said more oil could hit South Padre Island today. A Texas environmental engineer yesterday labeled as false Mexican government claims that half the oil escaping from the Bay of Campeche blowout was being burned off at the surface. Dr. Roy Hann said his aerial surveillance indicated the well was burning only natural gas and he said containment efforts he observed were recovering only 10 to 15 percent of the spill. The well is spewing up to 30,000 barrels of oil daily into the Gulf of Mexico and is not expected to be tapped until next month.

A Coast Guard team reached the well site this week to assist cleanup efforts at the request of the Mexican government. A 4i It Mike Starvaggi, 84, xMr. Weirton Dies Obituary 'Mike Starvaggi, 84, prominent area industrialist and philanthropist referred to by many as "Mr. Weirton," died Wednesday at St. John's Hospital, Steu-benville, following a two-year illness.

Starvaggi, who lived at 111 Mcadowbrook Lane, was founder and board chairman of Starvaggi Industries, including the Weirton Construction Sieubenville Bus Co. and the Cove Hill, Glenn Brooke and Half Moon coal com- Monongahela Woman Slain ret PUC Okays Columbia Rate Hike Columbia Gas Co. of Pennsylvania has won approval of an $8.5 million rate increase that will boost the bills of its residential customers an average 24 cents a month. Columbia had initially asked the Public Utility Commission for a $26.5 million rate hike last December to higher operating and labor costs, and taxes. Half of the $8.5 million increase will go toward increased taxes, according to Columbia spokesman Dan Coffee.

The rate increase will produce a 2.72 percent increase in yearly revenues, Coffee said. Negotiations among the PUC staff, the state consumer advocate and Columbia led to yesterday's announced increase. One condition of the agreement was that rate increases be uniform among all of Columbia's residential customers in 25 western and central Pennsylvania counties. Gambler's Trial On AUSTIN, Texas. (UPI) A federal judge today refused to dismiss a four-count narcotics indictment against Las Vegas gambler Jimmy Chagra, and ordered Chagra's trial to continue.

Preti Slate Wirt i panies. He also was one of the founders of radio station WEIR. A native of Sicily, be came to this country at the age of 18, taking a job carrying water to workers of the Weirton Steel Co. Later he bought a bus which was the start of the Pittsburgh and Weirton Bus Co. Mr.

Starvaggi is survived by his wife, Mrs. Angeline Cicco Starvaggi, and a sister, Carmela Maiolino of Sicily. Friends may call at the Greco-Hertnick Funeral Home, 3219 Main Weirton, from 7 to 9 p.m. today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow and noon to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunday. Mass of Christian burial will be offered Monday at 11 a.m. at St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church. Burial will be in St.

Paul's Cemetery. Inn Arsonist Sought CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (UPI) Local, state and federal authorities have launched a search for the arsonist who set the July 31 fire in the Cambridge Holiday Inn that killed 10 persons and injured 78 others. Li MONONGAHELA Fred R. Shcnkle, 60; of this Washington County community allegedly shot and killed his wife and then critically wounded himself, police said. Elizabeth Shenkle was found dead in the edroom of their home along Dry Run Road at 12:20 p.m.

yesterday. She died of a gunshot wound to the head, according to the Washington County coroner's office. Police said they were told Shenkle shpthis wife and went outside and told a neigjibor of the shooting. Shenkle then returned to the house and shot himself twice in the head, police said. was listed in critical condition this morning at Mon Valley Hospital.

UPI Telephoto HOME WRECKER These shattered homes, caught ford, New Zealand yesterday. No injuries were report-in the wake of a mudslide, ended up at the bottom of ed but hundreds of families had to be evacuated as a 100-meter-wide, 50-meter-deep chasm in Abbots- the mudslide gained momentum. Legal Notice 800 Legal Notice description of th Manchester Urban Renewal Project (Redevelopment Area No. 27) affected by the Proposal and comprising the entire Project Area are as follows: ALL that certain tract of land situated in the Twentv-first Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, County of Allegheny, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol lows, to wif. BEGINNING at a point ot Intersection of the northerly line of Juniata Street and the easterly line of Chateau Street; thence northerly along said easterly line of Chateau Street distance ot teet.

more or -less, to Its intersection with the westerly right-of-weY line of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Railway (Penna. RR thence southeasterly along said Penna. Railroad right-of-way by tangents and curves a distance ot 1,850 feet, more or less, to Its Intersection with the northerly line of Warner Street and the northeasterly line of Allegheny Avenue; thence southeasterly along said north, easterly line of Allegheny Ave-nue and the westerly right-of-way line of the said railroad i distance of 1.380 feet, more or less, to an angle point In said Aiiegneny Avenue; rnence southerly along said easterly line or Allegheny Avenue a ois- tance of 1.960 feet, more or less, to Its intersection with the southerly line or western Ave nue: thence westerly along said soutner ne or western Ave- nue a distance ot 2,350 teet, more or less, to its intersection wtm me easreriv line ot Lna- teau Street; thence northerly aiong saia easterly line ot Lna- teau Street a distance of 2,460 teet. more or less, to its nter- etion with the northerly ine ot Juniata Street, the Place of BEGINNING. The to owino tv ocks.

streets and house numbers are included in the Manchester Urban Renewa Proiect (Rede velopment Area No. 27 Manchester) afteded by the Proposal. LHA IbAU STRfcET easter Iv side onlv from Western Ave. nue to the westerly riaht-of-wav line of the Pittsburgh Fort wayne and Chicago Railway. 900 thru 2064, even numbers on v.

BLAKC WAY DOm Sides rrom western Avenue to Faul-sev Wav. 1 thru 8. Ubbbfc way DOTn des from Pennsylvania Avenue to Liverpool street, 1422, 1424, HAINES WAY both sides from LiverDoo Street to Man naitan street, ytivi, 1412K, 4iok LiverDoo street. UNNAMED WAY both sides from Liverpool Street to Haines way, 1511 rear Manhat tan Street and 1513 rear Manhattan Street. GEORGE WAY both des from Franklin street to Colum- A.

17ft7 llftO KNOTT STREET both des from Nixon Street to the west erly right-ot-way line of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, 2014 thru 2U64. MANHATTAN 5TREET born sides trom western Ave nue to Nixon Street, 909 thru 928. FULTON STREET both sides trom Western Avenue to Beiaaie street, voo mru 1907. FONTELLA STREET both sides from Western Avenue to Pennsylvania Avenue, 900 thru uiu. SEDGWICK STREET both sides from Pennsylvania Avenue to Columbus Avenue, 1400 thru 16.

HAHN WAY both sdes trom Rush Street to Juniata Street. BIDWELL STREET both sides trom Western Avenue to Stedman street. 900 thru 1127. and both sides from Pennsylvania Avenue to Allegheny Avenue, 14O0 thru 1631. GGO WAY both des from Beech Way to Bailiff Way, I IOH.

I IUHK Bldwell St. Mcelroy street both sides from Pennsylvania Avenue to its southerly terminus, 1305 Miiegneny venue uuv. ALLEGHENY AVENUE westerly side only from Western Avenue to Warner Street, 901 thru 1631. odd numbers only. wtsrtKN AVfcNUfc north erly side only from Allegheny Avenue to Chateau street.

0 0 thru 1456, even numbers only. BEECH WAY both sides from Allegheny Avenue to Way, 1009 and 1010. -DELL STREET both sides from Allegheny Avenue to Bidwell Street. 1005 thru 1020. HOPKINS STREET both sides from Fulton Street to Chateau Street, 1325 thru 1450.

PAGE STREFT both sdes from Fontella Street to Chateau Street, 1200 thru 1453. FAULSEY WAY Doth sdes from Bidwell Street to Chateau Street, 1200 thru 1445. NORTH AVENUE WEST both sides trom Allegheny Avenue to Chateau Street, 1001 thru 1453. HAMLIN STREET both sides from Bidwell Street to Chateau Street, 11)5 a thru 1451. BAIL FF WAY both skies from Allegheny Avenue to iooo Way.

1127. SHhf-HfcLD STKfcfcT Both des from Alleohenv Avenue to Chateau Street. 1000 thru 1441. SItOMAN STREET 00th ides from Bidwell Street to sides trom Allegheny Avenue to Chateau Street, 1007 thru 1435. decatur Street both sides from Allegheny Avenue to Manhattan Street, 1004 thru 1356.

FRANKLIN STREET both sides from Allegheny Avenue to Chateau Street, 1001 thru 1458. RUSH STREET both sides from Bidwell Street to its westerly terminus, 1100 thru 1736, then both sides from Manhattan Street to Chateau Street, 1405 thru 1445. JUNIATA STREET both sides from Allegheny Avenue to Chateau Street. 1103 thru 1439. LAKE STREET both sides from Allegheny Avenue to Sedgwick, 1117 and 1.119, then both sides from Fulton Street to Chateau Street, 1304 thru 1439.

COLUMBUS AVENUE both sides from Sedgwick Street to Chateau Street, 1201 thru ,1450. WARNER STREET both sides from Allegheny Avenue to Chateau Street, 1216 thru 1453. ADAMS STREET both sides trom the westerly right-of-way line of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Raifway to Chateau Street, 1250 thru 1449. BELDALE STREET both sides from Fulton Street to Chateau Street. 1313 thru 1452.

NIXON STREET both sides from the westerly right-of-way line of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway to Chateau street, ijji mru I4e. HOFFMAN STREET both sides from Us easterly begin-ning to Chateau Street, 1411 thru 1443. The Redevelopment Proposal with maps, plans, and other documents, together with the recommendation of the City Planning Commission of the City ot Pittsburgh and supporting data will be available for public inspection at the office of the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh, llth Floor, Civic Building. 200 Ross Street, Pitts-burgh 15219, and at the office of the City Clerk, City-County Building, Grant Street, Pitts- burgh 15219 for a period ot at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing thereon by City Council. MICHAEL PERRY.

Clerk of Council 805 Proposals CITY OF PITTSBURGH DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND BUILDINGS August 13, 1979 Separate and Sealed Proposals for the following contract will be received at the Office of the City Controller, Clty-County Building, until 10:00 a.m. Prevailing Time, August 27, 1979 and will be publicly opened and read one hour later in Council Chambers, Fifth Floor, City-County Building. MODERNIZATION OF ELEVATOR City-CountY Building All bids must be made on the prepared form of Proposal to be obtained at the Contract Office, 526 City-County Building, on and after August 13, 1979. Bids must be accompanied bv a bid bond in the amount ot fifty percent (50) of the bid tor the projed under consideration. Said bond shall be duly and legally executed with a Surety or Trust Company which has complied with City OrdinancesResolutions relating thereto.

Copies ot the Contrad Plans and Specifications may be examined and obtained at Room 526 City-County Building. Charges (no refunds) in the amount of S15.00 will be made for each set of Bid Documents obtained. Checks covering said charges shall be made payable to the Treasurer, City of Pittsburgh. wages paid on this oroied shall not be less than the mini-mum wages determined by the U.S. Deoartment of Labor, set forth in the Contract Documents.

The contrador wi be reouir- ed to comply with all applicable Eoual Employment Opportunity requirements for Federally-Assisted construdion contracts. The Contrador must Insure that employees and applicants for employment are not discriminated against because of their tional origin. Attention is called to Executive Order 1)246, to the bid conditions of the Pittsburgh Plan, to Sedion 3 ot the Housing and Urban Develop- mem net ot ivou, i u.s.u 17CIU. and to the Section 3 Clause and Regulations set forth in 24 CFR, Part 135. The Contrad must fully com-plv with either Part I or Part II, as applicable, of the Bid Condition Documents relating to affirmative adlon, requirements and Equal Opportunity as to each construction trade it Intends to use on this construe.

tion contrad, and all other con struction work (born federal and non-federal) In the Allegheny Countv area durino the ner. formance of this contrad. The Contractor commits himself to the goals for minority and female manpower utilization in either Pari or Part II, as applicable, and all other requirements, terms and conditions ot these bid conditions by submitting a properly signed bid. The Contractor shall appoint a company executive to assume the responsibility tor the implementation of the requirements, terms and conditions ot these bid conditions. The City reserves the right to withhold the award of contrad for a period ot sixty (60) days after the opening of bios.

ine Directors ot me Department of Lands and Buildings and the Department of Supplies reserve the right to reject any or ail Proposals. LATEST DEATHS Babson, Russell H. Baldacci. Gene A. Barnes, Catherene M.

Belli) Thomas Cashjiollar, Esther Draper, Selma Fbhinger, Jeanine Jariett, Anna Grace Kratz, Charles W. Sr. Kwall, Morris LtwisJrank MeAleer, Lawrence Mi lie tv Anna R. Novak, Frank Reisinger, Albert O. Simek, Michael Titi, William C.

Varney, Arthur Wakda, Anthony A. Wajserman, M. Wastchak, Charles Whittaker, Marion Wright, James H. OOl'Jkath Notices AUSLANDER Am- Vl1A a lflTO Frances of Highland Park; beloved wife of Charles AusJaqder; mother of Paul Ausiandar sf Pgh. Mrs.

Susie Ooughiv of L.A., beloved daughter of Lena Cabin PersKv and the late Morris Cabin; sister of David Cabin of Mrs. Mary (Ida) Captan and Saul Cabin, both of Pah. Graveside services at the. Adam jesnurun Cemetery on Fri. at 11 a.m.

Contributions may be made to a charity of the donors choice. Arrefwments by BABSON Russell Of Coraopolis, on Wed. Aug. 1979; beloved husband of Roberta McAdoo Babson; father of Catherine and- fittftd Babson: brother of Dorothy McCiov. Family will receive triends 1-4 7-9 o.m.

at the COPELANO CORAOPOLIS FUNERAL HOME. 647 Fifth where services will be held Sat. at iu a BALDACCI On Thurv AuO. 9. 1979.

Gn A. Of' Scott Two. formerly Dormont, beloved husband of Vv father of Calvin W. Batoacci; brother of Ida Herring of Davenport, Iowa. fiends received at the L.

ftEWHAUER 4 SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 W. Ltoerry A after 7 p.m. Fri. 2-4 4 7-9 Sun.

Mass of Christian Bunal Won. at 10 a St. Pamphiius Church, oeetnview BARNES NT, Catherene M. Barnes or coronado ADts; daughter of the late George AdeUne (rV. Barnes: sister of the late Adeline B.

AAcOaran; aum oeorge j. wcuaran of Churchill. Memorial services will be held at the ChaDfl of East Liberty Presbyterian Church, Penn Highland Ave. Mon. morning (A0rt.

V79) at o'clock. ContribuTions, in memory of Vs Barnes, may be made to the East Liberty Presbyterian Church. Arrangements by H. SAMSON BELtZ On'. Aug.

17, Thomas husband of the late Anna frawaoeio waiioorsui; tatner William and Anna Marie Belli; step-lather ol Edward, Michael, and Anthony Wall-ooftki; son of Mrs. Gladys Wilton Beitz; also five grand-children; brother of William H. Belli and Mrs. Betty Dyer. Friens will be received at the, ALEXANDER MUSULIN FUNERAL HOME, 1929 E.

Carson St. where services will be held on Sat. at 1) a.m. Visitations with the family iron m- p.m. Skipper i 6e the captain of v.a new boat.

Read i the classified ads i'jo find the one you like. i 003 Card of Thanks Your kindness and sympathy than any words of thanks can ever express. Mrs. daran iaiva tore and family. 004 In Memoriam PRILLA mv dear Theoma.

God took you from me quickly I could not say gooaove. I think of you in silence No one could see me crv. Gone from my eyes, so I could not see Put in my heart you a wavs dp. A beautiful memory, woven in Gold. This Is the picture I tenderly noia.

Deep in my heart, your memo' ry is kept. To' love, to cherish, i ll never oroet. I miss you so, sweetheart, your lonesome iracy. ROBERT MCFALL i WE REMEMBER AUGUST 10 BOBBY'S FACE IS WET WITH TEARS HIS NOSE, MOUTH, EYES AND EARS ARE JAMMED WITH TUBES. HIS BLOOD RUSHES WARM INTO A PLASTIC BAG HUNG ON A HOOK BEHIND HIS BED.

IT SPLATTERS ON THE CHALK WHITE WALL. THE ROOM FILLS WITH FAMILY; AND BOBBY EBBING AND FLOWING RED. NURSES DISCONNECT TUBES AT NOON-AS BOBBY. EMPTIED AND ASHEN. REMINDS US HOW TO GIVE.

NOT EXPECTING RETURN, NOT HOLDING BACK. EVEN POURED OUT. ROBERT McFALL LIVES, ROBERT FORGIVES, HE FORGIVES. PROFOUNDLY MISSED BY HIS SISTER BROTHER. 007 CEMETERY LOTS Mt, Royal Cemetery, 363-3S' i JEFFERSON MEMORIAL Came- tery 2 spaces in Garden ot jonn the Baotist.

2 u-B ock 4 1 B84-4V4. JEFFERSON spaces, sunset view, svoo. jai-mj Legal Notice NOTICE OF REDEVELOPMENT IN THE TWENTY-FIRST WARD OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH Nonce is hereby tiven in accordance with the Urban Redevelopment Law, Act of May 24, 1945, P.L. 991. as amended, and Title I of the Housine Act of 1949, P.L 171 81st Congress, as amended, that on the 6th day of September, 1979, at 10:00 a.m.

(E.D.S.T.), the Council Chambers of the Council of the City of Pitts burgh, City-County Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219, a pubkc hearing will be held by the Counci of the City of Pittsburgh upon a revised Proposal for Redevelop ment Area No. 27 Manchester, located in the Twenty-first Ward of the City of Pittsburgh. The purpose of said hearing to consider the revised Proposal and Modification No. 2 to the Redevelopment Area Plan-Urban Renewal Plan presented by the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh under State and Local Law with Federal financial assistance under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949, as amended. The' revised Proposal speaks to (1) the shift in emphasis from demolition for new construction to rehabilitation and historic res torationpreservation, (2) a revised acquisition program, (3) a revised site improve ment program, (4) a greater role for the Project Area Committee, and (5) new standards and controls for rehabilitation and new construction.

Any person or organization desiring to be heard will be offered an opportunity to be heard at such hearing, at which time the Council of the City of Pittsburgh shal receive, make known and consider recommendations in writing with reference to the Redevelopment Proposal and Modification to the Plan. 001 Death Notices WASSERMAN Ol Dormont on Thurs. Aug. 9, 1979, Gertrude wife of the late Frank Wasserman; sister ot Rose Mueller, Agnes Gerhard Clara Wasserman 4 Michael Letzelter; also survived by nieces 4 nephews. Friends received at the E.

B. LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, 3310 W. Liberty Ave. Mt. Lebanon.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Bernard Church on Sat. Aug. 11 at 9 a.m. Visitations 2-9 p.m.

WASTCHAK On Frl. Aug. 10, '979 Charles; beloved husband of the late Anna; father of Evelyn Sopiak. Andrew, Elliot and of the late William; also grandchildren; one1 great-grandchild. Friends received 5-4 4 7-9 p.m.

at THOMAS P. KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 35i2 California Ave. at Davis Ave. Funeral Mass at St. Alexander Nevskv Orthodox Church on Mon.

Notice of time later. WEBER On Wed. 1979, Adelaide; wife of the late Alois Weber of Babcock mother of Mrs. Elisabeth McDonald of Iowa, Alois G. and Joseph G.

Weber; grandmother of Lisa McDonald. Family will receive friends 2-4 4 7-9 p.m. at the T. B. DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME, 806 Perry N.

Hills. Service Sat. morning at 11 o'clock. WEYRAUCH Stella J. Humbert on Tues.

Aug. 7, 1979; wife of the late Anthony Weyrauch; beloved mother of Catherine John Anthony, and the late James W. Weyrauch; sister of Catherine Kappler; also survived by nine grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren. Friends may call 2-4 7-9 p.m. on Thurs.

and Fri. at MAURICE L. KNEE, LTD. Center at South. Wiik.

(parking on premises.) Mass of Christian Burial in St. James Catholic Church, Wilk. on Sat. at 10 o'clock. WHITTAKER Marion on Aug.

8, 1979, a resident of John J. Kane Hospital for a number of years; mother of Regina Davenport; a devoted friend of Gladys Woods. Friends received at the WEST FUNERAL HOME 2215 Wyhe Ave. Services on Sat. at 11 a.m.

from the chapel. WILSON On Thurs. Aug. 9. 1979, Anne Louise (Trautman) Wilson of Upper St.

Clair (formerly of Green Tree) In her 86tti year; wife of the late Arthur H. Wilson; mother of Robert L. E. Wilson W. Lawrence Wilson, M.D.

Also six grandchildren one great Srandson. Sister of Mrs. Elsie tuhlfire of Calif. Mrs. Elma Mansmann of Fla.

Friends received at the L. BEINHAUER A SON CO. MORTUARY. 2630 W. Liberty Ave.

on Frf. from 2-4 7-9 R.m. where services will be eld on Sat. at 11 a.m. Interment Jenerson Memorial Park.

WOLFE On Wed. Aug. 8, 1979, Floyd (Abie) of Lawrenceville; husband of Sophie Dubee; father of David F. and Russell C. Wolfe; also five grandchildren; brother of Sis Bates.

Lois Mercurio and John Wolfe. Funeral from the VERNER G. LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, (formerly Henniger), 4635 Butler St. on Sat. Aug.

11 at 11 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Augustine Church at 12 noon. Visitation 2-4 7-9 P.m. WRIGHT Of Monroeville on Wed.

Auo. 1979 James H. beloved son ot vr. James n. iv Wvnnelle Wright; grandson of Mrs.

Jennie Mae Cooe: brother ot John 4 Chris Wright. Friends received at th- GENE H. CORL MONROEVILLE FUNERAL CHAPEL INC. 4335 Northern Pike (1 block E. of Mosside Blvd-Rt.

48) Services in Crossroads Presbyterian Church on Sat. at 1:30 p.m. Visitation J-4 4 7-9 p.m. Frt. 4 10 a.m.

to 17 D.m. sat. Contributions to Wavnesburg College will be greatfully appreciated. YERKINS On Tues. Aug.

7, 1979, Francis formerly of Morningside; husband of Gloria OeMario; father of Linda Mullen Cindy Larkin, Frank Debbie, Frances and Michael Yerkins- aln grandchildren; brother of orothy Fello. Funeral from the VERNER G. LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, (formerly Henniger), 4635 Butler St. on Sat. AlJO.

II At AA.cc of the Resurrection at St. Augustine Cemetery Chapel at 10 a.m. Visitation J-4 4 7.9 p.m. 003 Card of Thanks DiBAGNO To all who helDeo on that sad day, when our pre- ious children were laid awav, i simDle "thank von" rant im. part, The gratitude within our hearts; But we'll remember and when we do, We'll pray God blesses all of You.

Special thanks to Fr. Gnoccht, Fr. Brendan, Fr. Weiksner. and Msgn.

Joseoh Pernatorrl. DiBaono. 001 Death Notices PIERCE On Wed. Auo 8. 1979 Dr George S.

Pierce of 460 Coal Vallev Rd, Jefferson husband of Margaret Huschak Pierce; stepfather of Mrs. Thomas (Bernardette Wargo) 4 Edwin F. Yates; also nieces a one nepnew. rrienas received at the A. J.

BEKAVAC FUNERAL HOME, 555 Fifth St. Clairton. Visitations with me tamiiy Thurs. 2-4 4 7-9 4 t-ri. 2-4 7-9 t-unerai serv.

ices Sat. 11 a.m. from the funeral home chapel. Inter, ment Lebanon Church Ceme tery. REISINGER aii 4 ThM a 1979 of Brentwood; husband ot Mrs.

Bertha (Supper) Reisinger; father of bister Eleanor O.5.F., Mrs. Joseph (Norma) Guttman, Arthur, and Mariene of the Yukon Territory; also survived by four grandchildren, Jeffery and Christine Guttman, triCK ano neitn Reisinger. Friends received at the JOHN r. SLATcK 1-UNtK- AL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood Sat. Sun.

from 24 A 7-9 p.m. Funeral on Mon. morning ax ociock, Ma nf hrktian Burial at St. Wendelin Church at 10 o' clock. RICHARDS On Wed.

Auo. 8, 1979, Gordon of Bridge vi lie; husband of Bertha Williams Richards; brother of James Richards. Visiting hrs. from 12 noon9 p.m., however triends will be personalty received by the family from 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the SAMUEL BLAKE FRYER FUNERAL HOME, 729 Washington Bridgeville, where services will be held on Sat.

at 1:30 p.m. Final resting Place Jefferson Memorial Park. Past Master of the East Liberty Lodge 725 F.4A.M. ROTH Mayme, Suddenly on Aug 8, 1979, in New York; wife of the late Samuel Roth, mother of Dr. Lenard Roth of Pgh.

and Mrs. William (Sylvia) Hershcoof of Lido NY. Over fourfy years a resident of Pgh. Mrs. Roth has been living In Miama Beach for the past 10 years.

Funeral Services and interment will be in Nashville Tenn. Family requests any expression of Sympathy be in the form of co tr ibutions to the charity of their choice. SIMEK On Thurs. Aug. 9, 1979, Michael of Midwav.

Pa- husband of the late Martha Simek; brother of Mary Fetcher, Evelyn Brunoni, Esther Mllen and John, Stephen and Paul Simek; uncle of Mary Sharkey. Friends received at the RICHARO THOMAS FUNERAL HOME, Oakdale, where services will be held Sat. at ll o'clock. THOMAS On Wed, Aug 8,1979, Patsy of 7th Coraopolis; husband of Philonena Celio; father ot Rodse Kerfoot, of Moon Two, Marie Pressley ot Atlanta Georgia, Anthony, and Richard, both of Coraopolis; grchildren.eat-grand 5ANV1TO FUNERAL HOME tNC 1316 4th Ave. Coraopolis untti sat Aug 11.

1979 at 9:30 a.m. wass or ouriai in m. Joseohs Church at 10 a.m. Visiting 2-4 7-9 TITZ On Thurs. Aug.

9, 1979, Wit- iihiii Ol Long band of the fate Agnes B. Titz; father of John William E. and Jerome F. Teit! and Cla're Miisovic; also 14 grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 4 7-9 m.

Sat 4 at the ALBERT J. FREYVO-GEL FUNERAL HOME, 117 Fort Couch Bethel Park opp. nornes so. miiis -uneral Liturov in St. Thomas More Church on Mon.

at 1 p.m. URBAN On Thurs. Aug. 9. 1979, Stefan husband ot Agnes Kay Urban; father of Mrs.

Mary Ann Good; brother of Joseph Urban of Germany; also two grandchildren. Visitation 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the BORON FUNERAL HOME, 119 tJrownsvine ko. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral Sat. at 9:30 a.m.

Liturgy in St. Basil Church at iu a.m. VARNEY On Thurs. Auo. 9.

1979. Ar thur of Baldwin hus band of Martha Kennedy Varnev; father of Helen Me-chenbier, Arthur Charles John Jane Seville and James A. varnev; brother of Wilbert Varney of also survived by 19 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Friends received at the L. BEINHAUER SON CO.

MORTUARY 2630 W. Liberty ve. 79 p.m. Fri. 2-4 Sat.

Sun. Services on Mon. at 11 a.m. interment jenerson Memorial Park. WALUDA On Thurs.

Aug. 9. 1979 Anthony A beloved husband of Margaret Gall Waluda; father of Thomas and the ite Edward Waluda; grandfather Of Mrs. Mary Siavoff. Family requests visitations bet.

the hrs. 7-4 7-9 p.m. at me NORMAN G. HEAR FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Perrysville N.S. Funeral on Sat.

9:30 a.m. Mass ot Chnstian Burial in the Mary Immacuiate-St. Cyprian 001 Death Notices BRYANT Eliiabeth A. McGrew on WEd. Aug.

8, 1979; wife of the late Joseph P. Brvanf; mother of Frances La ska, John H. of Betty J. Goehring and Shirley Lucot; also eight granacmiaren; two great grandchildren. Friends receiv ed beginning 7 p.m.

Thurs. at The ANTHONY 6. STAAB FUNERAL HOME. 900 Chart i-ers W.E. Pgh.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Martin Church on Sat. Aug. 11 at 9 a.m. BUCKLEY On Tues.

Auq. 1. WW. of the late Mary A. Jame patron uucwev; lamer ui Richard T.

and Robert K. Bucklev; brother of Earl Buckley and Gene Powell; orandson Keith. Friends received at 5LATER avni. y. .110 v.

Kearsaroe Mt. Washinoton unm o.in. oai. u. 1 Funeral Mass In St.

Mary the Mount Church at 10 a.n Family hrs. 2-4 7-9 p.m. CAHILL Thomas C. of Brookline on WEd. Auo.

f), 179; beloved husband of Justina (Tina) tatner 01 toward, Joseph, Anne Marie, Mary Jo, Michael and Patricia Cahill: brother of June Cullighan. Friends may call at the FRANK F. DeBOR FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1065 Brookline Blvd. Funeral Sat.

at 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in the Church of the Resurrection at 10 a.m. (Visitino hrs. 2-S 7-9 p.m.) CASHDOLLAR On Wed. Aug.

8. 1979, Esther Kummer, age 71 of Valencia; wile ot Frank mother of Mrs. Ruth Schoolev of Iowa; sister of Mrs. Gertrude Brumm, Mrs. Mary Klein, Mrs.

Elsie McKee, Mrs. Eleanor Dodds and Stanley Kummer; also three grandchildren. Friends receiveo on m. m. at the MCDONALD-AEBERLI FUNERAL HOME, INC.

Mars, Pa. Services on Sat. at 10 a.m. CROFT r.lann An Ti ia A. lain of formerly of Pleasant Hills: husband of Mildred R.

Croft; father of Adrienne Workman; brother of Dorothy Croft And Rprul Cju.i-of- three grandchildren; one gredT-granacniio. t-r lends received at the JOHN F. tl A TP CIIUCDAI ui-iAAfc Brentwood Thurs. 7-9 Fr'l! irom -4 p.m. where funeral services will be held on Sat, morning at 11 o'clock.

759 F.i A.M. Services Fri. 8 p.m, If desired, family suggest contributions to Shrtners Hosp. for Crippled Children. DAVIES On Thurs.

Aug. 9, 1979 Florence Nichols Davies ol Mc Murray, formerly of wife of the late William E. Davies mother of Jane E. Brunton and the late William E. Davies Jr grandmother of Richard E.

Brunton of Sallie Javne Carpenter of Parkersburg, W. great-grandmother of Erin and William Carpenter III. Friends received Fri. 2-4 7-9 at the R. D.

SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME, 388 Center Ave. (off Horseshoe Bend), WEst View. Service on Sat. at 11 a.m. DEER Eliiabeth Rabatin of Swissvale, at Prince George, Va.

on Thurs. Aug. 9, 1979; beloved mother of Edwin Rabatin of Verona and Robert Rabatin of Swissvale; nine grandchildren; 11 greatgrandchildren. Friends may can si von hukn SNISSVALE FUNEKAL HOME, Irvine St. at Monongahela Ave.

aft. 12 noon Fri. until time of service Sat. 11 a.m. DOVEC (Dovis) On Wed.

Aug. 1979, John T. (Pie) ot E. beloved father ot John J. and Bobbie Jo; brother of Mary btyer, Martha Sivy and the late Albert; son of Mary Dovec and the late John; also one grandchild.

Friends may call at the LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden E. Pgh. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Helen Church on Sat. 9:30 a.m.

DRAPER Selma Schneider, on Thursday, August 9. 1979, of Sharpsburg; wife of the late Albert H. Draper; mother of Esther J. Bennett, Bertha Schultz and Albert L. Draper: sister of Minnie Draper; six grandchildren, two great-giandchildren.

Family requests that triends call Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and Sunday 12 noon. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the NEVIL E. FRANK FUNERAL HOME 1314 Middle Sharpsburg where services will be held Monday morning at 1 1 ciock.

DRUDY Mary Dolores (Graff), suddenly on Aug. 7, 1979; wile of the late Edward Drudy: beloved mother of Edward Drudy Jr, Mrs. Patricia Williams of Fla. and Mary (Cookie) Drudv; sister of Mrs. Eileen Marick Bickel, Peggy 001 Death Notices John, Robert James Liebro, WU5.

junanna en, V.b.l AAr. Nancy J. Alexo; brother of Frank Lipera. Mary Long Bellino 4 Jennie Kovack; also survived by twenty-five grandchildren I nine great grandchildren. Friends received at WM.

SLATER UMIS INC. Virainia Ave 4 Kearsarge St. Mt. Washington until 10:15 a.m. Sat.

Aug. II. Funeral Mass in St. Mary ot the Mount Lhurcn at 1 1 a.m. LUKOWSKI On Wed.

Aug. 1979, Irene; daughter of the late Frank 4 Martha Lukowski; sister of Theresa Diikowski. Martha Budkowski, Anna Dubee, Frank Henry Marie Lukowski. Friends received at the WALTER J.iiALEWSKt FUNERAL HOME, 3201 Dobson St. Polish Hill from 17 noon til p.m.

i-unerai on Sat. at 8:30 a.m. Funeral Mass In Immaculate Heart pf Mary Church at a.m. MALINOWSKI ON Tue, Aug 7, 1979, Adam J. Malinowski; beloved nusoana ot Cecilia Jacobs Malinowski: father of James A.

Malinowski and Annette Toomev; survived by one grandson; brother ot Harriet Rice and Edmund Malinowski. Friends are being received in McCABE BROS INC FUNERAL HOME 5300 Penn Ave, E.E. Funeral Sat, Aug 11, 1979 at 9 am. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Paul Cathedral at iu am.

McALEER On Thurs. Aug. 9 1979, Lawrence husband of the late Mildred MeAleer of Bellvue; brother of Edward Kirk: uncle of William K. MeAleer. Friends received 2-4 4 7-9 p.m.

at the LAWRENCE T. MILLER FUNERAL HOME a.1 6.1,5.1460 Lincoln Bellevue. Mass of Christian Burial in the Church of the Assumption on Sat. at 9 a.m. McKISSOCK On Wed.

Aug. 8, 1979, Marie L. McKissock, age 81 wife ot the late Clark E. McKissock; mother ot Zane H. McKissock of Butler, of James O.

and ohn R. McKissock: also two great-grandchildren. Friends may can murs. rrom 7-9 p.m. Fri.

2-4 4 7-9 o.m. at the WILLIAM C. HIRT FUNERAL HOME, 704 Brownsville Rd. at Alice dr. services bat.

at I P.m. MILLER Anna R. on Thurs. Aug. 1979, formerly ot D.

New Wilmington, wife of the late samuei M. Miner; oe loved sister of Mrs. Lewis (Theresa) Pertler, Mercer, Mrs. Otto (Marie) Ammer R.D. 2, New Wilmington, Mass of Christian Burial Mon.

at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Mercer, Pa. Visitation hrs. 7-9 2-4 7-9 p.m. Sun. at the CUNNINGHAM FUNERAL HOME, INC.

Mercer, Pa. Rosary and Vioil 8:30 p.m. Sat, at the funeral home. Interment All Saints Cemetery. MILLER Mary G.

of Bethel Park, Pa. Ann 7 10. n. ter of the late Charles F. Sr.

and Rose Creeley Miller; sister of Edward C. Miller of Bethel Park, Mrs. Lucille At-foiter ot Kennedy Twp. Charles F. Miller Jr.

and Paul T. Miller, both ot Bethel Park and the late John J. Miller. Family will receive friends from 2-4 4 7-9 p.m. at the PAUL L.

HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 5570 Library Rt. 88, Bethel Park. Pa. Funeral SAt. Aug.

11 at 9:30 a.m., with Mass of Christian Burial in St. Valentine Church at 10 a.m. Miss Miller was a retired secretary of Peoples Gas Co. NOVAK On Aug. 9, Frank; be loved husband nf Ppnaw la.

ther of Lilii Eooinger and Murray Novak; brother of Lily Allen; grandfather of Kevin, David, Todd, and Stacy. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9, Sat. 4 Sun. at the ROW CHAPEL OF MORASCO-KNEE-SOXMAN 7450 Saltsburg Penn Hills, where services will be held Mon. at 12 noon.

PATTERSON On Wed. Aug. 8, 1979. Ruth Ann; beloved wife of Thomas; mother ot Sam: daughter of Anna Reis; sister of Glenn Reis. Friends received at L.

BEINHAUER 4 SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 W. Liberty Ave. 7-9 p.m. Thurs.

4 2-4 47-9 D.m. Frl. Mass of Chris. tian Burial Sat. at St.

Bernard cnurcn. iu a.m. PEPPER Of Monroeville. on Wed. Auo.

8, 1979 Robert beloved nusoano ot Anna; lather of Mary Bauer Audrey Howard, Rita Kapp, Doris Blotter, Lois Sarver, Carol Corrie, Robert, Thomas. Edward, John Pep per, William, Williard and Donald Marusko; also 44 grandchildren; four great-giandchiidren; brother or Bertha Smith and John Peoner. Friends received at the GENE H. CORL MONROEVILLE FUNERAL CHAPEL, INC. 4335 Northern Pike (1 block east of Mosside Mass of Christian Buna in St.

Bernadette Church on Sat. at i.JO a.m. visitation 7-9 o.m. Thurs. and 2-4 4 7-9 p.m.

Fri. 001 Death Notices Windstein and John orart ot Virginia Beach and the late James Graff; also two grandchildren. Friends received 7-9 p.m. at the STEPHEN M. BRADY FUNERAL HOME.

970 Cedar ft Trlooli St N.S. (across from Al Gen Hosp.) Funeral on Sat. at 9:30 a.m., with Mass of Christian Burial in St. Peter's Church at iu a.m. FISHINGER On Thursday, August 9, 1979, J.

Fishinaer, mother of tfi. nure run- inner' nn Services and Interment In JARRETT On Thurs. Aug. 9, 1979, Anna wrote, wnc oi me iaTe William Jarrett: daughter of the late Mr. i Mrs, Harry yi scoTroaie.

service and Interment private. Ar- ER FUNERAL HOME HALEY Ami 0 1979, Howard husband of Ruth Mohr Hale; of Taft Place, McCandless; father of Mrs. Mary jean Kovecs, Marilvn and Thomas D. UaUu' altft ciirviuatri hv Ant grandchild. Friends received Of Trie n.

r. DKADU I FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1032 Perrv Perrvsville Fri. afternoon until 9:30 p.m. Services and Interment at Berea, Ohio on Mon.

Family suggest contributions to rne American v.ncr Society. HERTZ On Austust 8th. 1979, Julia of Indianola, PA. Mother of Mrs. Arcnte Ann Ben; Mike Charles, friends receivedat EDWARD E.

KUZNICKI I-UNEKAL MUMt UieSWICk, PA. daily to a and 7 to 4 p.m. funeral on Saturday at 9 a.m. with devine liturgy in St junn rne OdPTlST Catholic church Lyndora, PA. at 10 a.m., Parastas Friday at 7 p.m.

KOPAC At Hinsdale, III. on Tues. Aug. i.v, reroinena ir-reaf formerly of Cecil, husband of Mary Ann Stoller Kopac; father of Donna Chvb Schock; brother ot Mary Dourlaln, Rudolph and the late Frank Kopac. Visiting hrs.

from 12 noon-9 p.m., however received by the family from e. -v p.m. on murs. Fri. at the SAMUEL BLAKE FPVFR CIIUCDAI unite Washington Aye.

Bridge'vllle. was 01 Lnrisrian Burial at st Barbara Church on Sat. at in a.m. Visitation beginning Thurs. at 2 p.m.

KRATZ Charles W. Sr. of Mars on Thurs. Aug. 9, 1979; beloved husband of the late Marie E.

Kohan: father of Henry C. and Charles W. both of Mars and Francis A. of Valencia: tour grandchildren: three great-grandchildren; brother of Clara wittgartner and Gladys Hoof, both of West View. Friends may call 2-4 7-9 Sat.

Sun. at the WALTERS-PFEIFER FUNERAL HOME, LTD. Pittsburgh Mars, where services will be held on Mon. at 10:30 a.m. Family requests memorial contr ibutions be made to St.

John's Lutheran Church, Mars. KWALL Suddenly on Thurs. Aug. 9, 1070 kAnrrit- KaiknuakH of the late Anna Kwall; father of Mrs. Iris Sterner of Mrs.

Joseph (Ruth Portnoy of San Francisco, brother of Mrs. Ruth Land of Los Angeles, also five grandchildren; five great-grandchil-den. Services at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL 2704 Murray Sg. Hill (opp.

Morrowfield Aptsj on sun. at 11 a.m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Visitation 1 nr. prior to services.

LeJEUNE On Tues. Aug. 7, 1979, Nicholas J. of the N. Hills, formerly of Carrick; husband of Catherine Davis LeJeune; father ot Ronald J.

LeJeune and Grace Greniig; brother of Alice LeJeuneE Dolores Fltz Dorothy Spear, Joseph and wanin Lejeune; aiso eigm grandchildren, visitations Thurs. Frl. from 2-4 7-9 p.rr., at the BORON FUNERAL HOME, 1719 Brownsville Rd. Relative and friends Invited to attend funeral Sat. at 8:30 a.m.

Liturgy in St. Sebastian Church at 9:30 a.m. LEWIS At Los Angeles, Calif, on Tues. Aug. 7, 1979, Frank; dear husband of Mrs.

Betty Lett Lewis of Los Angeles, Calif; father of Michael Lewis of New York 4 E. Bonnie Lewis of Los Angeles, brother ot Mrs. Beverly Good-maker of LOS Angeles, Calif. Services interment on murs. in los Angeles, ca'if.

Arrangements by the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL LIEBRO On Wed. Auo. 1979, James V. Liebro' beloved husband of Jennie N.

Musico Liebro; father of Anthony, Frank, PREVIOUS DEATHS Auslander, Frances Berger, Geraldine Borland, Samuel C. Boyd, Luella M. Bracken, James F. Bryant, Elizabeth A. McGrew Buckley, Richard T.

Cahill, Thomas C. Croft, Glenn Davies, Florence Nichols Deer, Elizabeth Dovec (Dovis), John T. (Pie) Drudy, Mary Dolores (Graff) Haley, Howard P. Hertz, Julia Kopac, Ferdinand Fred P. LeJenne, Nicholas J.

Liebro, James V. Lukowski, Irene Malinowski, Adam J. McKissock, Marie L. Miller, Mary G. Patterson, Ruth Ann Pepper, Robert A.

Pierce, Dr. George S. Richards, Gordon Roth, Mayme Thomas, Patsy Urban, Stefan A. Weber, Adelaide Weyrauch, Stella J. Humbert Wilson, Anne Louise (Trautman) Wolfe, Floyd (Abie) Yerkins, Francis Jr.

001 Death Notices btRGER On Thurs. Aug. 1979 Geraldine; beloved wife of Philip Berger; mother of Mrs. Rocheile Karen Nishnick of Oakdale, Mrs. Micnaei JSheila Ann) Patich of Lubbock, sister of Bernard Solomon of Dama, also two grandchildren.

Services at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL J704 Murray So Hill Jopp Morrowfield Apts.) on Fri. II am. Inier-ment Shaare Torah Cemetery. Visitation 1 nr.

prior to services. BORLAND At Monongahela on WEd. evening Aug. 8, 1979, Samuel husband of Lucille Reisch Borland, formerly of West View; lather of Mary Ellen OicKev, Janice Hutchison, Keith ano Davia uonana; brother of Eliiabeth RocKey of N. Carolina, Mary Tobias of Martha Bulger, Christine, William and David Borland; also survived by four grandchildren.

Friends receiv ed at me h. r. bkanui FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1037 Perry Perrysvtlle. where tervices will be held on Sat.

mornmg at 11 o'clock. Family suggests contribution I to Heart Fund. BOYD On Wed. Auq. 8, 1979, Luella M.

of Delmont; wife of the late William; mother of Elizabeth Rossell, Robert James E. George w. Mentier; sister of Mae Hamil; also survived by nine grandchildren one great grandchild. Friends will be received at the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Rd.

(At Rod! Rd) Penn Hills where services wilt be held on Sat. at 10 a.m. Visitations Thurs. 7-9, Fri. 2-4 7-9.

BRACKEN On Tues. Aug. 7, 1979, James F. of Beltevue; husband of the late Eliiabeth Fitisimmons Bracken; beloved father of Mrs. Betty Campbell, Mrs.

Ian (Writ AArc fUr AAnr. phy, Mrs. Rosemary lea son, Mrs. Ruth Noon, William J. Bracken, Dennis J.

Bracken, Mrs. Carol O'Leary the late Ann Masur James F. Bracken Jr; brother of Mrs. Maroaret Johns: Also survived by thirty -three grandchildren twenty-seven oieat grand children. Friends received Thurs.

Fri. 2-4 7-9 p.m. In the ORION C. PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME INC. 1014 Calif.

Ave. Avalon (North Boros) Mass of Christian Burial Sat. mornino at 10 o'clock In the Church of the Assump tion! Bellevue. Chateau Street 1118 thru 1448. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE -both sides trom Allegheny Avenue to Chateau Street, 1001 thru 1441.

WARLO STREET both sides trom Allegheny Avenue to Manhattan Street, 1000 thru 1335. LIVERPOOL STREET both HAKULU WEST, Director Department of Lands and Buildings LAWRENCE J. YATCH, Director Department of Supplies Cook and Tyrna families. The boundaries and legal Church at 10 o'clock..