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Death Notices Pittsburgh Press, March 2, 1973 Shale Domnafes Wortfiem Wrestling PREVIOUS DEATHS Agy, John C. Charles Sr. Baer, Marie G. Baum, Carmilla Kyle Bucek, Martin M. Duss, Velma Keller Fenton, Hannah Fitzpatrick, Francis E.

Gillooly, Catherine G. Gratz, Louise A. Holthaus Herbst, Irwin J. Honda, Henry A. Imhoff, Francis Joseph Kinter, Rose M.

Harrington Koch, Myra Singenberger Konieczny, Stella Lawrence, George J. Lisjak, George Sr. Massung, Molly (Nee Fiterer) Mooney, James L. Morris, John W. Migdal, Dora Mrozowicz (Morrow), Victoria O'Connor, Catherine F.

Oglenski, Walter Jr. Patterson, Agnes Pinchera, Louis Pipes, Walter C. Sr. Poist, Josephine Jordan Rishney, Blanche McNair Ruppel, Dorothy L. Saly, Francis B.

Schiller, Morgan B. Schramm, Lucia Liehr Smith, William Sullivan, Elizabeth Switalski, Frank Tarasi, John A. Wallace, George Watson, Georgina M. Zukowski, Walter Death Notices Last ma series on high school wrestling. By PHIL MUSICK Ever since the first Yankee sergeant sipped his first mint julep on the first plantation veranda, the South has been suffering at the hands of the North.

Except in WPIAL wrestling circles, where the North is regarded as something of a poor cousin doomed to labor forever in mediocrity. Traditionally, the Southern reaches of the WPIAL produce a preponderance of the district's state champions and dominate the WPIAL championships. But a time of reckoning may be at hand. "I think a great balance is beginning to appear throughout the entire WPIAL," says Coach Bob Siar, whose host Shaler team figures to dominate the Section 8 tournament which begins tonight, and duel perennial power Mount Lebanon for the WPIAL team championship. "The great strength doesn't seem to be in the South, Washington and Greene counties, any longer.

Allegheny county has more balance. Westmoreland is getting stronger." The North is making strides. In dual meets, Shaler handled every Southern team it faced but Mount Lebanon. Greensburg is 12-0 in duals and whipped Trinity, along with Canon-McMillan a major antagonist of Mount Lebanon. North Allegheny thoroughly mauled the best in the South a year ago.

"In duals, we wrestle with anybody, but when it comes to individual talent, the South hay the edge," says Siar. That edge may be crumbling because of coaches like Siar, Greensburg's Daryl Kel-vington and others. A study last year showed that Siar and three assistants spent a staggering 2400 hours on the Shaler wrestling programs. Siar works as many as 20 hours a day during the summer tournaments he operates. He is both the chairman of the WPIAL and AAU-AMA wrestling programs.

He originated the highly-successful Junior Olympic programs in Allegheny and Butler counties. "The time we spend on wrestling is so doggone fantastic, nobody will believe it if you print it," Siar laughs. The time has apparently been well spent. Siar guided Shaler's 119-pounder, Keith Nellis, to a second place finish in the U. S.

Junior AAU tournament and a berth on a U. S. team that toured Europe last summer. The Shaler High School team is one of the finest in the WPIAL. When Siar is not organizing, promoting or administrating wrestling in some manner, he is watching his two sons wrestle or helping his wife Sue keep statistics.

"She's super-interested," he says. There are other Northern coaches who are also super-interested, and the Northern kids who make it through this weekend's sectionals and a qualifier March 6 could weaken the South's dominance of the WPIAL championships, which begin March 9. Keith Nellis will be favored at 112; Klski's Bob Banks (119) and North Allegheny's Dave Rodgers (155) are defending WPIAL champions. Dave's brother, Don, will be favored at 132, and Keith's brother, Kevin, could win at 98. The following are Northern wrestlers considered WPIAL title contenders: 91 Bob Shorts, Gateway; Dennis McBeth, Southnwe-land; Bob Kennev, Greensburg.

98-Kevln Nellis, Gory Slppel, North Allegheny; Jim Skovlra, Southmoreland; Jim Zlska, Norwln. 105Keith McQualde, Greensburo; Roger Myers, Shaler. 112 Keith Nellis. Shaler. 119-Bob Bonks, Klskl Area; Keith Koskl, Lotrobe; Mike Kerr, Wllklnsburg.

124-Ken Graber, Shaler; Gregg Soergel, North Allegheny. 132 Don Rodgers, North Allegheny; Jeff Relntgen, Lotrobe. 138 Craig Yandell, North Allegheny; Conrad Saulterl, Shaler. 145 Bob Relntgen, Latrobe; Jim Brown, Norwln. 155 Dove Rodgers, North Allegheny.

167 John Stas, Lotrobe. 185 Don Klssell, Lotrobe, Unlimited Mark Capets, Norwln; Jim Sudetlc, Shaler, Basketball Scores Louisiana State 94 Miss. State 82 Marshall 77 Samford 65 Montana St. 53 Montana 52 Okla. Cltv U.

97 Georgia State 72 Pepjerdlne 89 Clara 85 Portia--1 79 Puoet Sound 61 San Francisco 104 Loyola (Col.) 77 Seton Hall 95 St. Peter's 76 St. Louis U. 85 Bradley 71 Valparaiso 75 Butler 53 SCHOLASTIC WPIAL CLASS A Quarter-finals Allaulppa 65 Keystone Oaks 45 Ringgold 66 Valley 39 PIAA PLAYOFFS Class A Eastern Reglonots Upper Merlon 60 Upper Darby 51 Chester 96 Coatesvllle 64 Reading 62 Cumberland Valley 48 MIDDLE SCHOOL MeNaugner 49 Mt. Oliver 43 GRADE SCHOOL Bless.

Sacrament 24 St. Colman 7 DePoul 48 0. L. Geace 33 Nativity 53 St. Thomas More 29 St.

Martin 47 St 41 Rochester K. of C. Tourney Holy Family 28 St. John 27 St. Basil 35 St.

Athanaslus 32 St. Albert, Great 27 St. Teresa 26 INDEPENDENT AIV CHAMPIONSHIP Pressley Ridge 52 Western Hills 46 CYO LEAGUES St. Michael 59 St. David 47 St.

Mark 73 St. Edward 43 BYP LEAGUE Homestead 70 Union 68 COLLEGE DISTRICT TEAMS Manhattan 77 West Virginia 43 Mercyhurst 81 Oglethorpe 57 Point Park 74 Walsh Si REGION 1 NJC TOURNEY First Round Allegheny CC 76 Wesley JC 73 Robert Morris 75 68 Catonsvllle 101 Pelrce 75 Mercer 99 Brandy wine 63 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOURNEY First Round Davidson 88 VMI 77 Furmari lOi Appalachaln 68 Wm. 8, Mary 97 The Citadel 72 East Carolina 96 Richmond 62 W. VA. CONFERENCE TOURNEY Quarter-Finals Blueflekf 118 Salem 82 Fairmont 75 W.

Va. Tech 46 Glenvllle 64 Morris-Harvey 53 W. Va. State 73 Concord 66 MASON-DIXON CONF. TOURNEY First Round Baltimore Loyola 76 Baltimore U.

62 Towson 73 Mt. St. Mory's 70 CAROLINA CONFERENCE TOURNEY First Round Elon 48 High Point 47 Guilford 94 Atlantic Christian 61 KENTUCKY CONFERENCE Championship Cumberland 81 Georgetown (Kv.) 71 NAIA PLAYOFFS District 4 Sam Houston St. 63 St. Mary (Tex.) 65 OTHER GAMES Colgate 73 Falrlelgh-Dlck.

54 Georaetown 54 Mt. St. Mary's 43 Kutztown 65 Mansfield 63 Long Beach St. 72 Fresno St. 62 Louisville 69 Tulsa 62 LATEST DEATHS Adamko, Anna M.

Baycura, Andrew Bender, Theresa Cassidy, Leo F. (Harp) Davis, Pauline A. De Nunzio, Teresa Dorn, Mary Ensslin, Henry J. Gilbert, Minnie Hamilton, Ernest Henderson, Emma Mae Hosko (Hacko), Catherine Knipp, Bella Lane, J. Thomas Lincoln, Col.

Ralph A. Marsh, William G. McCandless, William Dean Michaels, Mary Mullen, Mary E. Schwartz, A. May Scott, Mary E.

Stoltz, Albert E. Taylor, Paul G. Vojnyik, Susan Wright, Lillie D. Death Notices AGY On Wednesday, Feb. 28, 1973, John husband of Margaret Wetzel of 5509 Brlghtwood Bethel Park, father of Mrs.

Ella Foster of Bethel Park, Mrs. Frances Zlpf of N. Carolina, Mrs. Donald (Elaine) Svpherd of Bethel Park and the late George W. Agy of also nine grandchildren.

Family will receive friends at the PAUL L. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 5570 Library Route 88, Bethel Park, where services will be held Saturday, March 3, at 10 a. m. ADAMKO On Thursday, March 1, 1973, Anna Masley, of Avalon (formerly of Manchester), wife of Frank sister of Julie Soloskv. Friends received at the ALBERT A.

NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Road. Funeral service Monday, 10 a.m. Visitation 2-4, 7-9 p.m. starting Friday, 7 p.m. ALMASI On Wednesday, Feb.

28, 1973, Charles of 1132 McMahon Monessen; father of Mary, Dolores and George at home, Mrs. Jo Anne Dury of Lorraine, John of Mon-roevllle, Charles Jr. of Bath, Me.) also 10 grandchildren. Friends received at the ROBERT A. BILLICK FUNERAL HOME, Grand Blvd.

and Marlon Monessen, until Saturday, March 3, 1973. Funeral services 10:15 a. St. Marys Byzantine Catholic Church, Monessen. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p.

beginning Thursday evening. BAER On Thursday, March 1, 1973. Marie G. Boer of Spring Garden Ave. in her 62nd year; beloved daughter of George Baer and the late Helen Schnltlzus Baer; sister of PhilllD( William and Richard Baer, and the late Charles and George Baer.

Family will receive friends 2-4, 7-9 at the OSCAR MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Troy Hill. Funeral Mass In Most Holy Nome Church on Saturday ot 9 a. m. United Rubber Workers and friends Invited. BAUM On Wednesday, February 28, 1973, Carmlllo Kvle Baum, (formerly ef Sheraden); mother of Mrs.

Hattle E. Leabscher, Lee Baum and the lote Arthur E. Baum. Also survived bv six grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren. Friends received at WM.

SLATER AND SONS Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, where services will be held Saturday March 3 at 1 o. m. BAYCURA On Thursday morning, March 1, 1V3; Andrew Baycura; beloved husband of Mary Fair Bavcura; brother of Adam Kalenack of Hannlstown, also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Friends received at McCABE INC. FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadyslde, after 7 p.m. Friday evening and on Saturday and Sunday, between the hours of 2-4 7-9 p.m. and where Blessing services will be held on Sunday evening at 7 p.m. Grave- tide services and Interment In the imestone Church of God Cemetery.

Adrian, Pa. on Monday, March 5, 1973 at 1 p.m. BENDER Theresa, on Thursday, March 1, 1973; ount of Morgaret Bender of Wllklnsburg, Robert C. Binder of Canonsburg, and Edna Wllley of Maryland. Friends received after 7 p.

m. at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME, R. F. Winter, 4730 Friendship Ave. Funeral on Saturday ot 9 a.

m. Mass In St. Joseph's Church at lo a m. BUCEK Unexpectedly on Wednesday, February 28, 1973. Martin M.

Bucek of North Side, In his 56th year. Beloved husband of Catharine Lazor Bucek. Father of Carol Knuth, Helen Bucek, Catharine Bohr, Margaret, George, Sharon Louis, Paul, Mary Ann, James and Dolores. Son of Martin F. Bucek and the late Antonio Bucek.

Brother of Marie Shafer, Louis and Joseph Bucek. Also survived by four Grandchildren. Family will receive rlends 2-4 and 7-9 at the OSCAR MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Troy Hill. Funeral mass hi St. Bonlfoce Church on Saturday at 10 a.

m. Order of Catholic Foresters, U.A.W., Local No. 1036, and friends Invited. CASSIDY On Wednesday, Feb. 28, 1973, Leo F.

(Harp) Cossldy, dearly beloved husband of Anne Barrett Cassidy; dearly beloved father of Mrs. Audrey Walko and Thomas brother of Mrs. Agnes Nelllaon; also eight arondchlldren. Friends and members of Fronds X. Slvlter Post 87 and The Independents Ath-lellc Alumni Association received at the FUNERAL HOME OF JAMES J.

BARRY 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral Monday, Feb. 5 at 9 a. m. DAVIS On Wednesday, February 28, 1973, Pauline wife of the late Dr.

Nelson Park Davis; sister of Frank Vowlnkel; aunt of Dorothy Edgar, Charles, Elliabeth, Louis and Fred Vowlnkel, Virginia Duconls, Pauline Mosblack, Carol Mosblack and Ruth Ann Williams. Friends received at H. SAMSON, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), Friday 2-4 7-9 p.m. where services will be held Saturday morning at II o'clock.

DeNUNZIO On Thursday, March 1, 1973, Teresa of Brookllne, In her 100th year, beloved wife of the late Vlto; mother of Mrs. Josephine Lo Gamba, Mrs. Angelina Sabatlnl, Leo P. and Svlvlo G. De Nunzio; also survived bv 12 grandchildren and 19 greot-grandchlldren.

Friends will be received at the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Rd. (ot Rodl Rd.) Penn Hills. Funeral Monday at 11 a. m.

Moss of the Resurrection at Resurrection Church, Brookllne, at 12 noon. Family reauests visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. DORN On Thursday, March 1, 1973, Mary C. of Glenshaw, wife of the lote Horry J.

Dorn; mother of Robert Matthew Mory Ann Kef. terlng, Eleanor Anderson ond Timothy S. Dorn; sister of Robert ond Timothy Scanlon; otso survived by 18 grandchildren. Friends received at the HENRY C. BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt.

Royal Glenshaw. Funeral on Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Mass of the resurrection In St. Bono-venture's Church ot 10 o'clock. (Parish Wake service on Sundov evenlna ot 8 o'clock).

Visitations with the tomlly, 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m. DUSS Unexpectedly on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 1973, Velma Keller Duss of Croft Troy Hill, In her 54th year, beloved wife of Stanley Duss; sister of Grace Heln ond Calvin Keller. Family will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 0.

at the OSCAR MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Troy Hill, where services will be held on Saturday ot 2 p. m. ENSSLIN Jn Thursday, March 1, 1973, Henry In his 62nd year, of 5718 Hartman Bethel Park, brother of Mrs. Georae (Henrietta) Eavlson, Mrs. Emily Leake of i-echvlew, Mrs.

Meta Rausch of Bethel Park, Frank of Clavsvllle, Mrs. Helen DeGasofl of Beech-view ond Mrs. Dorothy Gelmlnl of Glen Burnle, Md. Family will receive friends ot the PAUL L. HFNNEY FUNERAL HOME, 5570 Library Route 88.

Bethel Park, Pa. where services will be held Sunday, March 4, ot 3 p.m. Interment In Jefferson Memorial Park. Centre Ave. at Devonshire on Thursday and Friday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. Funeral Saturday. Mass of the Resurrection In St, Paul's Cathedral at 11 a. m. KONIECZNY Stella Fundakowskl on Wednesday, February 28, 1973.

Wife of the late Albert M. Konieczny. Mother of Mrs. Rita Leloras. Sister of Mrs.

Mary Pltchock and Mrs. Bernlce Szczublewskl. Friends received at the CHARLES C. CIESLAK FUNERAL HOME, 81 S. 15th St.

Funeral on Saturday at 8 a. m. Mass of the Resurrection In St. Adalbert's Church at 9 a. m.

Family hours 2-4 ana 7-9 p. m. LANE On Friday, March 1973, J. Thomas, husband of Lellta Zenn Lane, of Bellcresf Ingomor; father of Mrs. Susan Stone, Philip Robert Richard J.

ond Victor C. Lane; brother of Mrs. Aurella Hopkins; also survived by two grandchildren. Friends received at the H. P.

BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysvllle, where service will be held on Monday morning at 1 o'clock. LAWRENCE On Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1973, George husband of Emma Phillips Lawrence, of 653 Shade Belie-vue; father of Patricia S. Lawrence. Friends received ot the LAWRENCE T.

MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 460 Lincoln Bellevue. Funeral Mass at the Church of the Assumption on Saturday morning at 10 a. m. LINCOLN Suddenly on Thursday, March 1, 1973., Col. Ralph A.

Lincoln of Mt. Lebanon, husband of Mary (Wat-kins) Lincoln; father of Caryl Slater of Wooster, Ohio, and John Pugh of brother of Marie Joseph of Yakima, also survived by 4 grandchildren. Friends received 7-9 p. m. on Friday at the L.

BEINHAUER AND SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Military Fer-Ivces Saturday at 2 p. m. LISJAK On Wednesday, Feb.

28, 1973, George beloved husband of Mrs. Barbara Bunclc Llslak; father of Georae Jr. and Leonard T. Llslak; also survived bv three grandchildren. Friends and members of St.

Michael's Society, 163 K.S.K.J., C.F.U. Lodge 34 ond Holy Name Society of St. Nicholas Church received at the FRANK R. PERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 4825 Butler Lawrencevllle. Mass of the Resurrection In St.

Nicholas Church, Mlllvale, on Saturday, March 3rd at 11 a.m. Visitations with the family 12 noon to 9 p. m. MARSH On Thursday, March 1, 1973., William husband of Blanche Bendle March, of Crestmont McCandless father of Mrs. Doris Huckesteln, Mrs.

Evelyn Davis, William and Roger A. Marsh; brother of Mrs. Ruth Catherwood; also survived by 8 grandchildren. Friends received at the H. P.

FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Highway Perrysvllle, until 10 p. m. Saturday evening. Services and Interment from the Henderson Funeral home, 215 Central Ave. Johnstown on Monday.

Dor-mont Lodge 684 services on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. MASSUNG Of Castle Shannon, on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 1973, Molly (nee Fiterer), wife of the late John Massung; mother of Mrs. Frances M. Scott, Sylvester and Edward Massung; sister of Mrs.

Caroline Trotler and Mrs. Lena Havey; also seven grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Friends received at the E. B. A I FUNERAL HOME, Castle Shannon, until Saturday, March 3, at 9 a.

m. Funeral Liturgy In St. Anne's Church at 10 a. m. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. McCANDLESS On Thursday, March 1, 1973, William Dean, age 63, of Valencia, R. D. HI, husband of Grace Crowford; father of WHIIom Dean of Red Bank, N. also four granddaughters; brother of Mrs.

Florence Webster and Howard, both of Zellenople, Lester of California, and Ralph of New Brighton, Pa. Friends received In the ADRIAN D. WALTERS FUNERAL HOME, Mors, Pd where services will be held on Sunday at 2:30 p. m. MICHAELS March 1, 1973., Mrs.

Mary of Irwin, formerly of N. Braddock; mother of Mrs. Helen Messlno, Mrs. Agnes Walsh, Mrs. Ann Kertl, John and Joseph Michaels; also 12 grandchildren and 2 oreat-orand-chlldren.

Frelnds received at the ALBERT G. LESKO FUNERAL HOME, Belt Jones N. Braddock. Requiem High Mass at St. Michael's Church, Monday March 5th at 9 a.

m. MIGDAL On Thursday, March 1, 1973, Dora) Migdal, of 5625 Beacon Sa. Hill; wife of the late Abraham Mlodal; mother ot Mrs. Ignoce (Sarah) Welnroth; grandmother of Julliette and Joseph Welnroth. Sery Ices will be held at BLANK BROS.

FUNERAL HOME, Forbes Ave. at Craft at 3 p. m. on Thursday. Interment Shaare Zedeck Cemelerv.

Fomlly suggests contributions to the charity of your choice. MOONEY On Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1973, James L. (formerly of McKlnley Knoxvllle), husband of Nelle Coyne Mooney. Visitations Thursday, 7-9 p.

m. ond Friday, 2-4, 7-9 m. at the KOONTZ-BORON FUNERAL HOME, 1719 Brownsville Rd. Relatives and friends Invited to attend funeral at 9 a. m.

Liturgy In St. Canlce Church at 10 a. m. MORRIS On Wednesday, February 28, 1973, John W. Morris of Mt.

Washington; beloved husband of Nellie Crites Morris; father Of Mrs. Dorothy Ellolt; brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Grassel, Raymond and William Morris; also survived bv eight grandchildren. Friends received ot WM. SLATER AND SONS Virginia Ave.

and Kearsarge Mt. Washington where service will be held Saturday, March 3 at 11 a. m. MROZOWICZ (Morrow) On Wednesday, February 28, 1973, Victoria; wife of the late Stanley) mother of William Mroiowlcz, Zleg-munt Morrow, Mrs. Cecilia Jaros, Stanley Morrow, Mrs.

Irene Tar-nowskl of Buffalo, Y. also 7' grandchildren and 22 greot-oramj-chlldren. Friends received at the WALTER J. ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th St. from 2-4 7-9 p.

m. Funeral on Saturday at 10 a. m. Funeral mass In St. Scholas-tica's Church, Aspinwall at 11 a.

m. MULLEN On Thursday, March 1, 1973. Mary E. Wife of the late Thomos G. Mullen of Ben Avon; mother of Gerald A.

ond Therese Peterson; also five gronchlldren; and two great-grandchildren. Friends received beginning Saturday 2-4 ond 7-9 at the LAWRENCE T. MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 460 Lincoln Bellevue. Funeral mass at Sacred Heart Church, Emsworth, on Monday mornlna at 10 a. m.

O'CONNOR On Thursday, March 1, 1973, Catherine Flcmloon of Penn Hills; beloved wife of the lote Francis Patrick O'Connor; mother of Oo-vld, Fronds, and the late James and Mrs. Mary Foley; also survived 19 grandchildren and 24 great- firandchildren. Friends received ot he FINDLAY C. WYLIE FUNERAL HOME, 10985 Frankstown Penn Hills. Visitations 2-4 ond 7-9.

Reaulem high moss at St. Bartholomew Church Saturday morning at 10. OGLENSKI Walter on Tuesday, February 27, 1973; husband of Cecelia Laudato; father of Gary, Joseph and Walter Oglenski; brother ot Wonda Delmastro, Helen Bell, Dolores Goda, John and Leonard Oaienskl. Friends received at the JOHN D. CONNOR FUNERAL HOME 4744 Clolrton Route 51, Whitehall.

Funeral on Saturday ot 9:15 o. m. Funeral Liturgy In the Church of St. Albert the Great ot 10 a. m.

Visitations 2-4 7-9 p. m. PATTERSON On Tuesday, February 27, 1973. Agnes King of Brookllne. Beloved aunt of Mrs.

Agnes Gloss of Inverness, Florida and Miss Jessie Courts Of Brookllne. Friends received ot the L. BEINHAUER AND SON CO MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. beginning Thursday 2 P.

m. where services will be held Satur-day ll a. m. Interment Charlerol Cemetery. PINCHERA fn Wednesday, February 28, 1973, ouls, of Rt.

51, Baldwin Boro, owner of Glnny Lou Club, ana Pinchera Restaurant, Rt. 51, Bold-win Boro; father of Louis (Sonny) Plnchero, sister of Rose Pinchera and the lote Anglo Pinchera. Friends received from 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m. at the WILLIAM E.

GRIF-FIFTH MORTUARY, 5636 Browns-vine Broughton-Curry, Po. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. m. with Funeral Liturgy In Holy Angels Church at 10 a. m.

En-tombent In Jefferson Memorial Park Mousoleum. PIPES Suddenly on February 28, W3, Walter of Franklin Milivale: husband of the lote Freldo Sneckleln; father of John Walter C. WIHard C. ond Mrs. Joonne Erlavac; olso 10 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.

Retired Pitts. Fireman. Friends re-eivd 2-4 and 7-9 at the E. J. PFEIFER FUNERAL HOME, 112 Grant Ave.1, Mlllvale, where services will be held, on Saturday, March 1 at 10:30 a.

m. POIST February 28. 1973. of Dufflond Joseohlne Jordan; beloved Wile rt Raney pcisi: oaumter ot Joseph A. Jordon and the late Mary Jordon; sister of Mary Moris, Margaret Crwford end the Death Notices late Charles, Sylvester and Joseph Jordan.

Friends received at the READSHAW FUNERAL HOME, 1503 Brownsville Rd. Funeral Liturgy Saturday at II a. rn. In St. Basil's Church Visitation with the family 2-4 7-9 p.

m. RISHNEY On Feb. 28, 1973, Blonche McNair Rishney, of Chalfont beloved wife of Peter sister of Earl, Russell and Woodrow McNair; daughter of the lote Mr. and Mrs. Enner McNair; also nieces and neohews.

Friends received at the EDWARD T. PERRONE MOR-TUARY, 7455 Church Swissvole. a I Mass In St. Maurice, Church, Forest Hills, on Saturday, March 3, at 10 a. m.

Visitation with family 2-5 and 7-10. RUPPEL Wednesday, February 28, 1973, Dorothy mother of Paul Evelvn R. and Bertha Mae Schroeder; also two grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Friends received 2-4 p. m.

at the FUNERAL HOME OF JAMES J. BARRY 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral on Saturday, March 3, at 8 a. m. Mass In St.

George Church at 9 a. m. with burial In Lowell, Ohio. SALY Francis on Wednesday, February 28, 1973, of Oakland; beloved husband of Violet May Snvder; father of Mrs. Esther Gadd, Mrs.

Janet Rakaczky, Mrs. Violet Remp, Mrs. Linda Stacey, Calvin Donald edwln and David also 17 grandchildren and two treat-grandchildren; brother of mma Salv, Mrs. Margaret Gorman, William and Charles (Cap). Friends received at the JOHN N.

ELACHKO FUNERAL HOME, 3447 Dawson St. at Semple, Funeral on Saturday morning at 8:30. Mass of the Resurectlon In St. Agens Church, at 9 o'clock. Visitation with family 2-9 P.

m. SCHILLER On February 27, 1973, Morgan B. of Wve House, Easton, Marvland; husband of Elizabeth Llovd. Funeral services private. In lieu of flowers It Is requested that donations be made to the Memorial Hospital of Easton, Maryland.

SCHRAMM On Tuesday evening, Feb. 27, 1973, Lucia Liehr, wile of the lote Peter J. Schramm of McKnight Rd Ross mother of Mrs. Lucille Los-car, Mrs. Felicia Anglum, Mrs.

Dolores Schelble, Robert Eugene H. and Peter G. Schramm; sister of Mrs. Lvdla McCrlstion, Mrs. Cecelia Scharf and Robert Liehr; also survived by 27 grandchildren ond 29 great-grandchildren.

Friends will be received at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysvllle. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Sebastian Church on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.

SCHWARTZ On March 1, 1973., ot Plantation. Florida, A. May Schwartz, age 91 years, over 50 vear resident of Mt. Oliver; wife of the late John J. P.

Schwartz; mother of Katherlne Sabina of Pompano Beach and son, Jack Schwartz of Fort Lauderdale, I two grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Frelnds received Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. at the READSHAW FUNERAL HOME, 1503 Brownsville Rd. Services Saturday at 1 p.

m. Interment South Side Cemetery. SCOTT On Wednesday, February 28, 1973., Marv wife of the late Charles E. Scott; (foremrly of Hawtheorne Rock, Carnegie, mother of Eleanor Steffen, Edith Ryckman and William L. Scott.

Family will receive friends from 2-4 7-9 p. m. at the HENRY R. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 524 Washington Carnegie. Funeral Saturday with services at 11 a.

m. SMITH William, of Coraooolls. on Wednesday, February 28, 1973. Friends may call at the R. D.

CORAOPOLIS FUNERAL HOME. 867 Filth where services will be held at 11 a. m. STOLTZ Of Spring Mt. Oliver, on Thursday, March 1, 1973, Albert In his 75th year; beloved brother of Elizabeth McHugh ond William H.

Stoltz. Friends received at the FUNERAL HOME OF HOWARD A. FARNSWORTH, 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver. Services on Monday at 11 a.

m. SULLIVAN On Wednesday, February 28, 1973. Elizabeth Reyher. Wife of the lote William J. Sullivan, of 520 Nichols Ross Twp.

Mother of Mrs. Thomas (Virginia) Burry. Grandmother of Mrs. Carol Elizabeth Schurman and Thomas William Burry. Friends received ot the H.

P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysvllle. Moss of the Resurrection at St. Sabostlne Church on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. SWITALSKI On Tuesday, February 27, 1973, Frank, beloved husband of Laura; father of Raymond, Bernard, Vol-erle Switalski, and Mrs.

Elizabeth Cooke; also three grandchildren; brother of August Switalski. Friends received ot the WALTER J. ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th from 12 noon till 9 p. m. Funeral on Saturday at 9 a.

m. Funeral mass In Holy Family Church at 10 a. m. TARASI Suddenly, on Tuesday, February 27, 1973, John A. of Shaler husband of Joanne Leo; father of John, Lisa and Paula Tarasi; son of Mary and the lote John Tarasi; brother of Julie Scallo, Mary Ploschenskl ond Paul Tarasi.

Friends received ot the HENRY C. BOCK FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Mt. Roval Glenshaw. Funeral on Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock.

Mass of the Resurrection In St. Bonaventure's Church at 10 o'clock. Parish Rosary on Friday evening ot 8 o'clock). Visitations with the family 2-4 and 7-9 o. m.

beginning Thursday afternoon. TAYLOR Paul March 1, 1973., of 324 Delaney Wllklns husband of Julia Chyrowskl, father of Paula Ann Pollak and Mary Ellen Bell; also 2 grandchildren; brother of May Owen and Cassle Mellon. Frelnds received 2-4 and 7-9 beginning Saturday at the JOBE FUNERAL HOME, 125 Church Turtle Creek, where services will be held Monday at 10 a. m. WALLACE Suddenly on Wednesday, February 28, 1973.

Georae, beloved husband of Mary Labi Wallace of 403 Commerce St, Wllmerding; father of Mrs. Doreen Hodder of N. Versailles and Mrs. Georgeonne Falson of N. Versailles and Mrs.

Sandra Shevchlk of Plum Boro; olso four grandchildren; brother of Anthony Wallace of Detroit, Mrs. Agnes Boss of Detroit, Mrs. Ella Harlem of Indiana and Mrs. Vivian Clark of Wllmerding. Friends received ot the EMMA J.

JONES FUNERAL HOME, Herman and Westlnghouse Wllmerding. Mass of Resurrection ot St. Aloy-llus Church Saturday at 10 a. m. VOJNYIK On Thursday, March 1, 1973., Susan, of 422 Alter Wall, wife of the late Michael Volnylk, mother of Michael.

Mrs. Mary Chlzmar, Mrs. Anna Ska.ka, Mrs. Margaret McCloskey, Mrs. Irene Mish and Mrs.

Elsie Doolrak; sister of Mrs. Anna Hudok and Elizabeth, in Europe; also survived by 13 grandchildren ond 9 greot- Friends received ot he CHARLES E. SCOTT FUNERAL HOME, 301 Marguerite Wllmerding. Parastas Sunday at 7:30 p. m.

Divine Liturgy In Holy Trinity Church, Wall, Monday et 10 a. m. WATSON On Wednesday, February 28, 1971, Georgina M. of Suncrest wlte ot Howard mo'her of Frances Bedousls, James, Patricia, Joseph, ougias, Melvvn, Susan, Kenneth and Wendy; also one grand-daughter; sister of Charles Henderson, Katherlne Reld, Harry Henderson and Irene Kelslino. Friends received at the ALBERT A.

NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Funeral Service Saturday 10 a. m. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

WRIGHT On Thursday, Feb. 28, 1973., In Montefiore Hospital, Lillie Duncon, of 2906 Webster sister of Mrs. Thelma Ferguson, Mrs. Mvrtle Patterson. Mrs.

Morle King, Mr. Irwin Banks and Mrs. Charlie Terrell; I -I -I a of Mr. Charles King, Funeral mass Monday, 11 a. m.

from St. Richard R.C. Church. Friends received at her home, 2906 Webster beginning Friday at 8 p. m.

I. M. TURNER FUNERAL CHAPEL, of 2131 Centre is In charge of arrangements. Interment Colvary Cemetery. ZUKOWSKI On Tuesday, February 27, 1973.

Walter, husbond of the late Martha Humhiski. Fother of Chester, Walter, ond Mrs. Eileen Sestrlch; olso 13 grandchildren. Friends received Ot the WAITER J. ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th from 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. Funeral on Saturday at 10:30 a. m. Funeral mass In Holy Family Church at 11:30 a. m.

In Memoriam OPALKA, Dorothy In loving memory of our deor mother and grandmother who possed away fifteen years ago today March 2, 1958. For every sorrow there Is gladness; For every burden, sweet relief; For every trouble, tinged with sod- ness. there Is a peace beyond belief. These blessings com from God's oood bonds: Sometimes, somewhere, we'll understand. Sodiv missed by children ond In Memoriam KRUMENAKER, Helena In Icvlng memory of my mother who passed away 17 years aqo today.

Sodly missed by daughter, Clara Stein. Monuments Cemetery CRYPTS (twp) turf top, Mt. Roy cemetery, Jiajf price. 761-8050. JEFFERSON Memorial Valley ef Good Shepherd, value $1,040, 4 graves, 5850, or two for $450.

653-0125, MT. Roval 2-lot crypt, Garden section. Call after 5 p. m. 538-9285.

Clubs, CLUB for exclusive in purpose of having fun" men, women and couples, adults only, Renfrew, Pa. 16053. 1 Lost and BEAGLE 2 males, lost Greenfield area. Reward, 422-8623. BLACK German Shop, lost, brown collar, Bruce, Arlington Hts.

rew. 431-1183. BLACK Canvas Bag Lost vicinity, S. Hills Village, 2-23-73. Addressed In white letters to Pgh.

National Bank, Data Preoaratlon Contents of bog Is non negotiable for record puposes only. Reward offered, 931-4478. 1 'n BLACK aalllgator wallet-Lost. ward. 531-3346.

BLACK German Shepherd Edgewood. (Ebony.) 241-8150. "i'A DIAMOND Ring Wedding Band- Upper St. Clair; reward. 421-4087.

DIAMOND Rlna-Lvons Drug Store, Mt. Royal Reword. DOG Lost Crafton area, reddish brown 8, white ans to "Brown," ha': shot tag on collar, Dr's name is 1 loiawen. fi-viu. DOG-Lost Stanton Hots, area block, brown white long hair cross between terr.

ana sheepdog. Ans, to "Roo." 781-8632. DOG found, small white and brown, South Side area, Feb. 24, 281-5415. i GLASSES-In case; lost Downtown reword.

441-6010. IRISH Setter 8, black white beagle, lost, Settlers Cabin Park, reword, 921-6256. KEYS-Twln lewel kevrlng. Kouf- mannj vie. Feb.

28, 94I-67B. 1 KEYS-Found 3rd ot Way. 2 on sm. sliver ring. 281-4161.

MISSING, Male White "Little girl misses him." If vou whereabouts call 343-4100; 835-2246. F-OODLE fvpe grey Castle Shon. Red collar and tog. 835-0802. POODLE Black, (Jo-Jo).

Lost- Scott Township, Bower Hlll-Somer- vllle area. Reward. 279-7898. ai TOY Poodle Apricot. Lost Peter.

Robinhood Dr. area. Reward. 941-7891. FOUND Bloomfleld Young block'5'' boned, Shepherd.

FOUND White collle-type dog, brown ears, collar, rabies oJO 168-73. Oak, area. 68 1-6055. FOUND KEYS West End Circle; Weds 2-28. 481-2114.

FOUND Wrist Watch, Walnut Shadyslde, MMOM. FOUND-Dog, tanwhite, med. size female, Hstd. Pk. area.

462-1779. 2 Pemnal'r ADULTS Adolescents Attentlonl Watch Dynamic Cable vision Chan-' nel 8 2 p.m. Sublect Abortion. hi ALLEGHENY H.S. Reunion Class June '63, B.

Kook. 761-4875. ANYONE witnessing an accident on Feb. 25, Saw Mill Run bv Plncheras Restaurant please call Mr. Baker at 531-4321 or 921-5566.

ANYONE Knowing The Address Of Vincent Budoskey Please call 362-6616. CRfTTENTON Helps Unwed mohv ers. Phone. 682-1355. om i DEAR delected maybe your hair style Is the problem, cheer up.

Sal Puccini Is In town, 391-3632. DISTURBED Need to talk? Stand- by caresl 24 hrs. 782-4023. LORI We iove vou. You made1 your point.

Please come home. Mom J3ad Rj TRACEY, you're a gem In my book. Wiil previous owner of Bassett named "Jason" please call 781-8303 new owner will appreciate back- ground. 2B Business Personals A BODY TONING Enloy sauan, exercise, vibrating treatment ond showers, Downtown finest, 801 Liberty Ave. HEALTH CLUB ROMAN Daily 9 a.

m. 391-9870 Sun. 11 8. m. 391-9871 AARDVARK Stenm showers, heat-lamps reducing.

Open 9 o. m. to 3f a. m. Incl.

Sunday. 566-7530 or Itoo, 943 Liberty Ave; AT Chatham Health Club $2.50. I 1 1 -S I gym, sauna, weights, $15 mo. 3 mos. $36.

391-5000. ATTENTION Oldie but aoodle lovers. i The MARCELS are back. Makers ot Blue Moon, Heort Aches, and Good-' bve to Love. Will be opening March 7.

ot the Mav flub, Rte. 51, Porky Cheswlck as M.C. Show time, 9 p.m. Anyone desiring Information about group coll Rick, 771-7049. Blood Plasma Donors FEE PAID Pittsburgh Blood Plasma, Inc.

908 Penn 2nd Floor Donations may be made twice weekly 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily exe. 8 a. p.

Call 391-9688. i BODY Muscle Toning shower, souna. 683-3790. i COMBO "The Jim Weridlnas, parties, banauets, annly.i 323-0268. I DARREN'S DRIVER ED.

Four lessons $26; 793-6360 DRUMMER, looking for work with soft rock grouo 921-9807; DRUMMER Willing tolravel, looklna for rood group. 561-9098. drummer with vocal ability for rock band. 561-61 15. DRUMMER Needed.

Must be versa-tl le. Call Don. 443-2616. ELECTRA is Back-Now at Scandinavian Spa. 771-7780.

ESCAPE to easy going Soolnl Young man seeks boutlaue partner to return to exciting art colony on the Spanish Riviera. No Investment necessary, Inauirel363-i865. FRANCO BEAUTY SCHOOL Learn In short time. Low tuition. 281-5566.

-I GEMINI SPA Genuine Swedish Rock Sauna. Show -ers, reducing, relaxing, vibrating treatment. Ooen 7 davs. 641 Liberty Ave. Suite 200.

391-3919. GUITAR Plover who con sing lead for rock band. 561-61J5. NOW Open -Emilia Ponce De Leon Therapy Massage. Pgh's.

oldest authentic studio. Approved bv proper authorities. 35 vrs. exp. Still only $10.

LEAD Vocalist base guitar for rock group. Walter, 683-8448, Mon-Frl, MAYA IS BACK Juscle Tonnlng, Reducing, Exercise, Vibrator Treatments. FREE forking Refreshments. Mon. -Sat.

11 A.M.-' -2 A.M., 24 MKARKET Down- MUSCLE Toning 461-9449. Youf best relaxation. Open 7 days. OIL PORTRAITS Drawn from your photograph, satisfaction guaron- teed. 348-6852, 343-0787.

ROCK Bands Need Agency, 441-7300. Richard Share SCANDINAVIAN SPA Immaculote foctlltles. Vlbrotlnfl treatment. Rock sauna. Whirlpool Free parking.

10-2 a. m. 771-7780. SPA Lifetime membership (Euro- pean Health) cost $1,200, will sacrl- flee for best offer, 561-0412. jU SPA Membership Lifetime sole.

271-7519. SPA Membership, lifetime. Must" sell. Being transferred. 745-105).

WILL Pay Uo to cash tor 1973 High School Senior Class list. Nome, oddresses, zip codes. Call 391-3846, collect Legal Notices JOHN W. McGonlgie, Attorney, 421 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice Is hereby given that Articles of Amendment were filed with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsvlvania, at Harris-burg, on Wednesday the 24th day of January, 1973, by Lutheran Brotherhood Research Corp.

a Penn-svlvonia Business Corporation, having Its registered office ot No. 421 Seventh Aveue, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Sold Articles of Amendment were filed under the provisions of the Business Corporation Low of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5, 1933, P. L. 364, as omended.

The nature ond character ot the amendment are os follows: The Articles ot Amendment amended and restoted the Articles of Incorporation of the Corporation In their entirety, ond for these purposes to have, possess ond enloy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly. John W. McGomgle. Sollcltoij "NOTICE: On "February" 14, 1973. Western Pennsvlvania National Bonk applied to the Comproller of the Currency for permission to establish a branch at 102-106 South Main Street, Greensburo, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.

I LC0X7 Hannah deceased, of MonroevlHe, Pa. No. 965 of 1973 Lemuel H. Wilcox, Willow Soring Farm, Monroevllle. Pa.

15146, and Nathaniel D. Wilcox, 52 Cochran Rood, Sewlckley, Pa. 15143, or to Henry Cooper, Edward J. Kabola, Umittnn. fnoner.

SDeer Grr 1330 Oliver Pitts burgh, Po. 15222. Waterford Results John Fenton and Father Patrick J. Fenton; also survived by nieces ond nephews. Friends are being received at HUNTER-EDMUND-SON-STRIFFLERS', 600 Market McKeesport.

Concelebrated mass of the Resurrection Saturdaw 10 a. St. Peter Church, McKeesport. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Pgh. FITZPATRICK On Wednesday, Feb.

28, 1973. Francis E. (Moxle) of Lawrencevllle; father of Mary Joanne Bradley ond Patricia Ann Baugher; also six grandchildren; brother of Genevieve Byrnes. Funeral from the VERNER G. LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, (formerly Hennlnqer), 4635 Butler on Saturday, March 3, at 9 a.

m. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Kleran's Church at 10 a. m. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. GILBERT Minnie of 93 Duncan Station Road, McKeesport, Pa. Passed away March 1, survived by husband, Harry E. Gilbert, two sons, Harry E. Jr.

and Donald C. Gilbert, one sister Orlena Lotz. Services from -CRAIG MEMORIAL HOME, McKeesport, March 5th at 11 a.m. with Rev. Dr.

William J. Clawson officiating. Final resting place, Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Friends received 7-9 Friday, Sat.

evening noon till 4 and 7-9 Sunday. Contributions to Memorial Fund of Pork Baptist Church. GILLOOLY Catherine G. Connolly, on 27, 1973, of Carrlck, forermly of S.S.; mother of Daniel Elllen Senn, Mercedes Oliver and the late David F. Gillooly; also survived bv 14 grandchildren; and one great-grandson; sister of Mar- Earet Connolly and the late Eliza-eth H.

Murphy. Friends received at THE CIESLAK ond TATKO FUNERAL HOME, 2935 Brownsville Rd. Funerol on Saturday at 9 a. m. Funeral liturgy In St.

Basil Church at 10 a. m. GRATZ On Thursday, March 1, 1973. Louise A. Holthaus.

Beloved wife of Emll G. J. Grotz (formerly of Dunlop N. mother of Mrs. H.

Ford (Lois) Clark and Arthur H. Gratz; olso survived by five grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Friends received Friday 12 noon until 4 a. m. and 7-9 p.

m. ot the 1 5IMON5 FUNERAL HUME, ZU2) Perrysvllle Ave. where private services will be held on Saturday morn- Ing. HAMILTON Ernest, on Feb. 28, 1973, of 910 Lyles beloved husband of De- AAnrlnc.

nhr nt FtiwnrH. prnt Jr. ond Joyce Goodwlne; brother ot joe 01a M. wiuioms ana Annie Lambert. Friends received at the J.

C. CRUNKLETON FUNERAL HOME, 1108 Liverpool where services will be held Saturday at 11 a. m. HENDERSON Of Upper St. Clair on Thursday, March 1, 1973, Emma Mae (nee Hodlev), wife of the late Francis Henderson; mother of Mrs.

Frances Mae Jones McGlnnls, of Greenville, Po. and Mrs. Ruth H. Slmonton, of Upper St. Clair; also four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren survive.

Friends received at the E. B. LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, 3310 W. Liberty Mt. Lebanon, where services will be held on Saturday, March 3, at 1:30 p.m.

Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. HERBST Irvln J. 'I. .1.1, on Tuesdov, February 27, 1973, ot Hollywood, Florida, of Anderson Shaler husband of Bertha Herbst; brother of George Herbst and Millie Sheffer of Baltimore, Maryland; Grace Lentz of Glen Rock, Pa. Family will receive friends on Thursday between the hours of 2-4 7-9 at the WALTER J.

SPERLING JR. FUNERAL HOME, 123 North Mlllvale, Pa. Funeral services on Friday at 2 p. m. Interment Union Cemetery, Glen Rock, on Saturday, March 3, 193, at 2 P.

m. HONDA On Tuesday February 27, 1973, Henry beloved husband of Katherlne (Merthcr) Honda; father of Henry M. Honda; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Friends received after 7:30 p.m. Wednesday In the EDWARD P.

KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a.m. with funeral mass In St. Rosolla Church at 10 a.m. Visitations with the family 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

HOSKO (Hacko) On FrWav, March 2, 1973, Coth. erlne, wlte of the late Adorn; beloved mother of George of Rochester, Emll and Daniel of Pittsburgh, and Mary Lou Bailey of Pittsburgh; also six grandchildren. Friends received ot the L. BEINHAUER SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 W.

Liberty 2-4 ond 7-9 P. m. beginning Saturday, 11:15 a. m. Church of the Resurrection.

Interment Queen of Heaver) Cemetery. Omit flowers. IMHOFF Of Schuler Mt. Oliver; en Thursday, March 1, 1973; Francis Joseph Imhoff in his 58th vear; beloved husband of Euohemla Fleming Imhoff; father of Judith Wagner, Francis Jr. and George Imhoff; brother of Walter, Raymond ond Richard Imhoff; also five grandchildren.

Friends rerelved ot the FUNERAL HOME OF HOWARD A. FARNSWORTH, 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver. Funeral on Saturday at 9 a. m.

Liturgy In St. Joseph's Church at 10 a. m. KINTER On Wednesday, Feb. 28, 1973, Rose M.

Harrington of Homestead (formerly of Braddock), wife of the late Charles H. Kinter; mother of the late William Graham of Akron, Ohio, Mrs. Patrick (Winifred) McDonouoh of Swissvole, Mrs. i-joseoh P. (Inez) Zorn of Brad-dock; also seven grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren and one great, great-grandson.

Friends received at THE ZORN -LUCAS FUNERAL HOME, 445 Fourth Broddock, where Services will be held on Saturday at 2 p. m. KNIPP Sn Wednesday, February 28, 1973., olla Chalmers ot Friendship of the late Henry G. Knipp, mother of Annabel McGreoot, Henry and William Knlpp, Mvrtle Gromon of Calif, and the late Arthur S. Knlpp; also 5 orondch.l-dren.

19 oreaf-orondchlldren and 1 oreot-oreat-grondchild. The family will receive friends from 2-4 ond 79 p. m. at the CHARLES T. GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME, Penn where services will be held Monday at 11 a.

KOCH On Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1973, Mvra Slnoenberoer, formerly of the Cathedral Mansions Apts.i beloved wife of the lote Dr. Caspar P. Koch; mother of Theodore A. ond Paul W.

Koch and the lote Arthur J. Koch and Mrs. Dorothy Howard; olso survived by nine grandchildren ond 12 greot-grandchhdren. Frtendt will be received at JOMM A. FRBYVOGEL SONS, 4900 Allegheny Threat To Swim Reign Bethany's six-year reign as Presidents Conference; swim champion is expected to be broken by Allegheny in the'.

two-day meet starting tonight at jQase Western Reserve int Cleveland. Allegheny defeated Bethany in a dual meet, 71-40, this season and the Gators have some fine talent back from last year's meet, in which they finished second to Bethany. The Gators have two returning champions Pete Brun-son, who set PAC records in the 500 freestyle, 200 freestyle and 1,650 freestyle, and Bill Blank, who won the 200 butterfly. Bethany's best are Kevin Morrissey, who holds the PAG record in the 100 and 200 back-itroke, and its relay which beat Allegheny in their dual meet. Pro Basketball NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ATLANTIC MIDWEST Pet.

WLPcf. Boston 53 13 .803 Milwaukee 48 22 .686 New York 51 19 .729 Chicago 43 23 .652 Buffalo 19 47 .288 Detroit 31 35.470 Phlladlphla 9 60.130 KC-Omaha 33 39.458 CENTRAL PACIFIC. Pet. Pet. Baltimore 42 24 .636 LosAngeles 49 18 .731 Atlanta 37 30 .552 Golden St.

40 27 .597 Houston 27 40.403 Phoenix 32 36.471 Cleveland 24 42 .364 Seattle 21 49 .300 Portland 16 51 .239 YESTERDAY Milwaukee 114 New York 100 TODAY Seattle at Buffalo, Atlanta at Philadelphia, KC-Omaha at Golden Stole, Chicago at Los Angeles, Cleveland at Portland, Boston at Detroit. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION EAST WEST tt v. rn. ru. Carolina 50 20 .714 Utah 44 24.647 .11 Bm.

PCT, Kentucky 45 a .64 Indiana 40 JO Virginia 34 33 .507 Denver 37 31 .544 New York 26 44 .371 Dallas 24 42 .364 Memphis 22 47 .319 San Diego 21 47.309 YESTERDAY Virginia 125 San Diego 124 Utah 119 Dallas 112 TODAY New York at Kentucky, Memphis vs. Vlrolnlo at Hampton, Va.) San Diego vs. Carolina at Greensboro, N. Denver at Indiana. Ski Conditions BLUE KNOB Good spring skiing) 10-40 Inches base, corned snow surface; ell trails open except Stembocen and Extrovert) No.

1 chair ana poma operating. Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE ALLEGHENY COUNTY AIR POLLUTION VARIANCE BOARD will hold PUBLIC HEARINGS In the Court House Gold Room, Grant Street, Pittsburgh, as follows, at 9:00 MARCH 6, 1973 ATLANTIC-RICHFIELD COMPANY. POSTPONED to April 30, 1973. APRIL 3, 1973: (1) ELIZABETH FORWARD SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 Coal-fired Furnaces (1809.3A, 1809,38) (2) GULF OIL CO. OF PENNSYL-VANIA- Gasollne bulk tank car loading racks isio tB) (3) HAFNER COFFEE COMPANY Coffee Roaster and 1 1 1 1 (1809.1, .89) (4) O.

HOMMEL COMPANY- Fourteen Frit Furnaces U809.4B) APRIL 16, 1973: (11 EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.-(A (-Manufacturing Units 5,7,16.30,31.32.33 (B)-Gasollne bulk loading ticks. (GENERAL ELECTRIC COM- Gloss Meltlna Furnaces 1, 2, 3, 4. (1809.1, 1809.4) (3) INLAND PRODUCTS- Cooker Exhaust Condenser (180V.8I AljUMINUJvi COMPANY OP .6 Ball Mills, Mill Tanks, 1 Screen Tanks 1809.4) APJIlL 30, 1973 pfJ)yATLANTlC-RICHFIELD COM- (Rescheduled) Gasoline Bulk Loading Racks MPm IB1-2I (2) MESTA MACHINE COMPANY One Coal-tlrcd Boiler M809.3A2, 1809.3B2I METALLURGICAL EXOPROD- Assorted Process Ea I men (1809.1, .2, .41 (4) McKEESPORT AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT- 9 Coal-fired Boilers (Visible) SECTIONS: 1809.1 -Visible Air Contaminants 1fi09.2-Fugitlve Emissons 1809.3A -Fuel Equiu. 1805.3A2- Fuel Particulate Matter 1809.3B -Fuel Sulfur Oxides I809.3B2-Formula Rate 1H09.4- Processes 1809.4B-7 lb. Particulate Limitations 1809.8B-Odor Emissions-Table IV 1810.1 Bl B2-Volatile Organic Compounds Facilities to decide whether the above listed Petitioners should be granted exemptions for listed Article XVIII, Sec-liens.

These hearings are also compliance schedule hearings In accord-once with (40 CFR Part 51). These compliance schedules are proposed te be adopted as part of the Pennsylvania Implementation Plan. YESTERDAY PIRST 11,300, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs. Off 2:00. Three Mark, D.

Howell 5.40 3.40 Hist, G. Schroeder 3.00 2.40 Redeemed Love, J. J. Thompson ...3.20 College Dude, Punch 2nd, Penn's Doc, Kenavo, Chlco Mon and Sun Glow also ran. SECOND JM0O, claiming, 4-year-elds and uo.

5 furlongs. Off 2:21. Jovial Girl, Thompson S44.63 16 80 11.40 Gavmaker, A. Grogan 13.60 8.40 Southern Yam, P. Barton 4.80 Attention Judge, Master Khal, Freddv The Beast, Dancer Dlt, Franks Owl and Footpath also ran.

Dally Double (3-7) Pold $242.20 THIRD $1,400, claiming, 4-year-alds and up, 5 furlongs. Off 2:41. Go John, F. Slmonettl 2.80 2.80 Frisky Louise, W. Soilars 3.40 3.60 Lisa's G.

Romero 11.80 Drexel Bob, Beau Gam ble, Halley's Delight, Oil Red and Hollpop also ran. Perfecta (7-6) Paid $29.40 FOURTH $1,400, claiming, 3-vear-eld maidens, 5Vj furlongs. Off 3:01. a-Tlpoaulll Applebee $5.80 3.80 2.60 Durango Kid, O. Diaz 4.00 2.40 Don's Hangman, R.

Nakama 3.20 3. a-Wlndy Irene, Princess Plight, Dawn Mllagro, Recka Becka, Ell's Bambl, Dan's Lou and Stopped also ran. a-J. Lohman-J. Woodrum entry.

FIFTH $1,500, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 5V furlongs. Off 3:21. Stubborn Quest, $6.00 3.60 2 80 Phils Satin, R. Salnz 4.60 3.60 Tony Fllmore, G. Romero 6.80 Not A Cloud, Wrought, Amber Tower, Apache Gold and Icy Nip also ran.

SIXTH $1,600, claiming, 4-year-olds and uo, 5Vj furlongs. Off 3:42. Glittering Gem, Thompson $7,00 4.20 3.80 Black Phantom, Cave 7.20 4.60 Rating Orb, Salnz 5.20 Time 1:07. Pass The Mustard, Forced To Land, Gallant War, Hollydot and Tickled Pink also ran. BID (2-6-7-5) Pold $745.

30 tickets Legal Notices Each Petitioner Is a source which affects National Primary Ambient Air Quality Standards. Each oeltlon. Article Xvlll and the Pennsylvania Implementation Plan are available for public Inspection at the Bureau of Air Pollution Control, 301 39th Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsvlvania 15201. ALLEGHENY COUNTY AIR POLLUTION VARIANCE BOARD CARL J. NIM, Secretary ESTATE NOTICES Letter have been granted en the state of each cf the fallowing de cedents to the personal representative named who requests all persons having claims against the estate of the decedent to make known the same In writing to him or his attorney, and all persons Indebted the decedent to moke payment to Urn without delay: ABBOTT, Joseph, deceased, of Gib-sonlo, Pa.

No. 723 of 1973, Charles Abbott, R.D. 4, Box 260, Gibsonla, Pa. 15044 or to Alvln J. Ludwlo.

1408 Frlck Pa. 15219. COYNE, Rojer deceased, of Pgh Pa. No. 873 of 1973 Joyce Anne Rebhun, Attv.

1614 Hawthorne Pa. 15201. SALLOWICtK Theodore olso known as Theodore Gcllowlch, deceased, at Emsworth, Pa. No. 712 of 1973, Frances Hutton, 233 School Lane, Sewlckley, Pa.

15143 or to Samuel Avlns, 910 Gront Pa. 15219. RENN, Joseph deceased 1972, of Carnegie. Pa. No.

5462 of 1972 William L. Dornenburg, 215 Alden Cnrneoie, Pa. 15106 or to William L. Dornenburg 300 Third Carnegie, Pa. 15106.

HOLMES," Bertha deceased, of Rosslvn Forms, Pa. No. 842 of 1973. Grace H. Fulmer, 4 Schef-field Carnegie, Pa.

15106 or to William H. Morkus 1808 Law 8, Finance Pa. 15219. MELLOTT. Euaene deceased, of Forest Hills, No.

708 of 1973, Betty 0. Prehoda, 124 8th Turtle Creek, Pa. 15145 or to Lewis E. Mai, 2141 Ardmore Boule- vard, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15221.

MYSZEWSKI, Alexander, deceased, of Penn Hills Pa. No. 750 of 1973. Reglna M. Koch, 633 Sara Lane, Verona, or to Joseph L.

Luclana Alty.s., 1615 Frlck Pa. 15219. ROWLEY, Henry deceased, Bell Acres Borough, No. 366 ot 1973. Verner W.

Rowley, R. D. 2, Cloremont. Illinois 62421 or to Robert W. Lewis, Rowley, Smith Lewis, Attorneys, 201-205 Western Po.

Bank Am-bridge. Pa. 15003. SEVENTH $1,600, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs. Off 4:02.

King Francis, Cooper $5.60 4.40 4.40 Champs Chop, Tornambe 5.80 6.00 Well Read, Preto 7.00 Time 1:13.3. Kansas Loner, Dream Peddler, Mimesis, Arcade Bruce also ran. Pefrecta (7 3) Paid $26.80 EIGHTH $1,900, allowance, 4-year-elds and uo, 6 furlongs. Off 4:22. Cyprians Reward, Masters $19.00 4 80 3.40 Mldnlghter, Cave 3.20 2.60 Roval Colors, Calvello 4.20 Time 1:13.

Bo Baby, Eves For All, Yuma Santla and K's Golddust also ran. Perfecta (6-7) Paid $57.80 NINTH $1,700, claiming, 4-year-olds end up, 6 furlongs. Off 4:42 Good One, Applebee $4.00 3.00 2.20 John's Policy, Kratz 4.00 3.00 Thief In The Nlcht, Nakama 2.60 Time 1:14.2. Bona Red, Bar The Breeze and Jaezl Jane also ran. TENTH $1,500, claiming, 4-veor-otds and uo, about one mile.

Off 5:04 Sly Blow, Coleman $45.40 14.00 8.80 Bell's Traveler, Alter 5.60 4.20 Boston Begaar, Diaz 10.80 Time 1:42.1. Steel Sugar, Sunny Eclipse, Guard My Honor, Try Dally, Hapov Go Go and NemasJStar also ran. Trlfec'taj8-9-7)Pold $1,899.40 Squash Champs Dave McSorley and Gary Gentile won the City Class A-B squash racquets championship last night, beating Bill Nichols and Jack Sherwood, 15-8, 15-12, 15-13, in the finals at the Pittsburgh Athletic Association. Legal Notices NORRIS, Jeanne deceased, ot Pa. No.

623 of 1973, Robert J. Tote, No. 1 Bovord Pa. 15213 or to Robert B. Williams, 1000 Porter Pa.

15219. FUEL, Anna, also known as Anna Puel, deceased, of Pa. No. 840 of 1973. Edward P.

Altmver, 988 Grandvlew Pa. 15237 or to William H. Markus, 1808 Law Finance Pa. 15219. GOLEMAN, Jack deceased, of Pa.

No. 971 of 1973 Elaine S. Goleman, Adm C.T.A., 2759 Mt. Roval Pa. 15217 or to William H.

Markus 1808 Low 8, Finance Pa. 15219. SOLOMON, Mary 0., deceased, of Pittsburgh, Pa. No. 624 of 1973, Edwin C.

King Elmer R. Salomon, Co-executors, 848 Fidelity Drive, Pa. 15236 and 4803 Curry Rood, Pa. 15236, respectively, or to Daniel R. Dela-ney, Wick, Vuono Lavelle, 2310 Grant Pa.

15219 and James J. Dillon, 430 Frlck Po. 15219, Attys. CITY OF PITTSBURGH DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS March 2, 1973 1. SEPARATE and SEALED PROPOSALS for the following will be received at the Office of th City Controller, Cltv-County Bulldlnu, until 10:00 a.m..

Eastern Standard Time, March 14, 1973, and will be publicly opened and read one hour later In Council Chambers, Fifth Floor. City-County Building: MOSGKOVE STREET CONCRETE STEPS All bids must be mode on the prepared form of Proposal to be omained ot the Contract Office, 526 Cltv-County Building, on and alter March 2, 1973. 3. Bids must be accompanied by a bid bond In the amount of 50 of the bid for the orolect under consideration. Said bond shall be duly and legally exectued with surety or trust company which hos compiled with the Cltv Ordinances relating thereto.

4. Copies of the Contract Plans may be obtained In Room 526, Clty-Countv Building. Charges (no refunds) in the following amount will be made for each set of plans; MOSGROVE STREET $1.50 5. Checks covering said charges Shall be made payable to the Treasurer, City of Pittsburgh. 6.

The City reserves the right to withhold the Award of Contract for a period of thirty (30) davs after opening of bkts. 7. The Directors of the Deportment of Public Works and the Deportment of Supplies reserve the right to relect any or all Prooosais. WILLIAM P. F.DKINS, Director Department of Public Works R.

DOUGLAS LONG, Director Department ot Supplies FENTON Miss Hannah of McKeesport, on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 1973, cousin of To Place Your Want Ad DIAL 263-1201.