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6-C Monday, Aug. 7. 1978 Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Mahaffey wins PGA in playoff -A f'l 'L 1" I I i I It' 'I i Associated Press Tom Watson winces as he misses another putt, his lead evaporating ahaffey crosses 2 to end streak of bad luck LETNAUNCHYN On Aug. 5, 1978 STEPHEN, husband of fh ltt Julia of Levittown, famer of Stepnen Gregory and Joseph 3 grandculdren arid brother of Peter, Walter, Anne and TiHie. Relatives and friends are mvrted to the services Tues.

9 AM JAMES DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME, 2200 Trenton Levittown. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJVV St. Michael the Archangel Church. Int. Resurrection Cem.

Friends at received Mon. 7 to PJVL MALNICK Aug. 5, 1978 MAX of M3 S. tth husband of Ida (nee Goldstein), father of Marvin and Sidney Mai-nick, brother of Mrs. Gertrude Jenkins; also ur-vived bv 2 grandchildren, an great grandchild Rat.

atives and friends are invited to services Mon. 1 PM. at THE BERSCHLER CHAPEL, 4300 N. Broad St. (at the Blvd.) Int.

Mt. Jacob Cem. Family return to 7 14 Earl Somerdale, N.J. MANCHIO (MANOCCHIO) On Aug. 8, 1978 CARMELLA (not Pettine), wife of the late Anthony and beloved mother of Sarvatore Manchio and Lena Chenoorain, 8 grandchildren, 1 great grandchildren, son August predeceased his mother.

Funeral win be held on Wed. at 1:30 AM from the EMIL CIAVARELLI FUNERAL HOME, 51 Favette Conshohocken. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., SS. Cosmos and Damian Church Int. St.

Matthew's Cem. Friends may cak Tuts. tvt. at the funeral home. MARCHINI On Aug 4, 1971 GUERINO MARCHINI, ago 10 of Phoenixvike, husband ot Eleanor (net Aval-lone) Marchini, father of William and Paulino Gior-gi, also survived bv grandchildren.

Relatives and friends art invited to attend funeral on Wed at A.M., at the VINCENT C. ALLEVA FUNERAL HOME, 1724 E. Lancaster Avt Peoli, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M. St.

Ann's Church, Phot-mxvillt. Int. private. Viewing Tuts. tvt.

from 7 to 9. McCUE Aug 3, 1978 EDWARD of 112 Madison Ave Can May, N.J., devoted father of Mrs. Frances Marona. Relatives and friends and co-workers of Whitman Chocolate Roosevelt Blvd Grant Phila invited to funeral Tues. 10 A.M.

from VINCENT GANGEMI FUNERAL HOME, Broad and Woll Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Monica's Church, II A M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends may call Tues. morning 9:30 to 10 A.M. Make memorial contributions to Deborah Heart and Lung Hospital of Browns Mills, N.J. McDonnell Aug. 1978 JAMES, devoted father of John J.

McDonnell; also survived by 2 grandchildren and brother of John McDonnell. Viewing and int. private. Arrangements by LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME INC. MEDICUS FLORENCE VIRGINIA (nee Day), on Aug.

4, 1978 of Plymouth Meeting, beloved wife of Joseph Philip Medicus and mother of Richard, Robert and Johanna Medicus; also survived bv 3 grandchildren 4 sisters and 2 brothers. Relatives and friends art invited to the funeral service Tues. 11 A.M. at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 3025 Church Lafayette Hill, Pa.

Friends may call Mon. eve. 7 to 9 P.M. at the RICHARD D. LOWNES FUNERAL HOME, 659 Germantown Pike, Lafayette Hill, Pi.

MILLER GERTRUDE TOOMEY MAYER, Auft 5, 8127 Mitchell St. Wife of the late Harry Miller. Mother of Elizabeth Nagdeman, also survived bv 3 grandsons. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial Mon. 1 1 AM, St.

John the Baptist Church, 119 Rector Manavunk. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Expressions of sympathy in the form of donations to the Sacred Heart Home, 1315 W. Hunting Park 19140, would be appreciated.

MORGAN MRS. ALICE F. (MITCHELL) aged 98, of Prospect Peterborough, N.H., died in Peterborough, N.H. Sat. Aug.

5, widow of Samuel Rowland Morgan, lor-mer resident Chestnut Hill, mother ot John B. Morgan, Samuel Rowland Morgan, William B. Morgan II, Rodman Morgan; also surviving 20 grandchildren and 12 great-granchildren. Memorial services Tues. Aug.

8 at 10 All Saints Episcopal Church, Peterborough, N.H. In lieu of flowers. Contributions to the American Cancer Society, 21 S. Phila. 19107.

WOODBURY SON FUNERAL HOME, Peterborough, N.H. directors. MULDOWNEY On Aug. 1978, MARTIN husband of the lata Rose Muldowney (nee McDade) and beloved father of Sally Fleming; also survived bv 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends, members ol St.

Vincent De Paul and Holy NameSo-cieties are invited to funeral Wed. 8:30 A.M. from MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, 3rd and Wolf Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, Church of Our Ladv of Mt. Carmel, 9:30 A.M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Vitwing Tues. eve. 7 to 10.

MURRAY ANNAMARIE on Aug. 5, 1978, of Rosvln, wife of William J. and mother of William J. Jr. and Colleen; also survived bv her lather M.

W. Reich and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Welsh. Mass ot Christian Burial, Wed.

10 A.M. St. John ol the Cross Church, Int, Holv Sepulchre Cem. Relatives and friends are invited to the WILLIAM R. MAY FUNERAL HOME Easton Rd.

Keswick Glenside, Tues. 7 to 9:30 P.M. NEHER Aug. 6, 1978, suddenly, JOHN J.SR of 122 Titan St. Beloved husband ol Stella (nee Abramczvk).

Devoted father ol Thomas, Kathleen, John Daniel, Stella and Dawn. Also survived by one sister, Mrs. Julia Dingier. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral Wed. 8:30 A.M.

from the RACHU-BINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 781 S. Front St. Mass of Christian Burial Church of the Sacred Heart, 9:30 A M. Int. Calvary Cem.

Friends mav call Tues. eve. from 7 to 9. NICKENS PLATO Sr. Aug 3, 1978 in St.

Thomas, Virgin Islands. Survived bv wife, Ethel (nee Hampton) 2 sons, Plato, Jr. and Michael, 2 sisters, Juanita and Bertina Staton, two brothers, Royal and Vernell, 2 grandchildren, 1 great-grandson, 1 stepdaughter, Beverly G. Slaughter and other relatives. Friends and relatives invited to funeral Wed.

Aug 9, 1 1 A.M., Christ Church and St. Michael, Tulpehocken and McCallum Sts. and to viewing 9-11 A.M. at church. Int.

Ivy Hill Cem. Arrangements bv EMMANUEL JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME, 6653-55 Chew Avt. O'GARA JOHN Aug, 5, 1978, of Fernwood, beloved brother ol Andrew E. O'Gara. Relatives and Inends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial Tues.

10 A.M. Church ol St. Cyril, Penn East Lansdowne, Pa. Int. Holv Cross Cem, Arr.

by THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME. OTT of Flourtown, on Aug. 5, 1978, ESTELLE H. wife of Oscar E. Off.

Funeral services will be private at the convenience ot the family, from (CRAFT OF ER-DENHEIM) 814 Bemieherr, Pike. Panting on premises. PARKS IRENE (nee Hubbard), formerly of Narberth, Aug. 5, 1978, wife of the late Harry S. and mother of the late Lynn Parks and sister of Stanley D.

Hubbard, Blanche Schaum and Dorothy H. Tichv. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service I P.M., Tues. at the HOWARD N. DEET-ER FUNERAL HOME, 5800 N.

5th St. No evening hours. Friends may call starting 12 noon Tues. PEIKIN Aug. 5, 1978, FAY (nee Nathan) wife ot the lata David Peikin, ol 3725 S.

Ocean Drive, Hollywood, Fla. Mother of Norma Kremdel; sister of Beniamm, Murray and Isadore Nathan; Mae Miller, Reba Chane also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to services Mon. 11 A.M. JOSEPH LEVINE SON, North Broad St.

abovt 71st Ave. Int. Roosevelt Mem. Park. PERLMAN Aug.

4, 1978 ABE L. PERLMAN, husband of Beatrice (nee Rockower) of 348 Gribbel Wvncote, father of Dr. Michael Perlman, Robert Perlman and Barbara Barnett, brother ol Raymond Perl, man, grandfather of Adam, Rebecca, Daniel and EH Perlman. Services were private. The family has returned to the late residence.

In lieu ot remembrances, contributions may be made to the Chernicoff Chanties Neckowitz, Cedarbrook Hill Wvncote, Pa. (JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON) PETRUCCI On Aug. 4, 1978 ALICE CAMPBELL, of Secane, Pa. (formerly of Ardmore), wife ol Andrew C. Petrucci, mother of Mrs.

Jean Baylor and Andrew C. also survived by 7 grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Colman's Church, Ardmore, Wed. 10 A.M.

Int. Calvary Cem. Friends may call at the McCON-AGHY FUNERAL HOME, Lancaster and Wyoming Ardmore, Tues. tvt. from 7 until 9.

Proposals Proposals Procurement City ol Philadelphia Seaied bids will be received and read Dubliclv in Room 1380 Municipal Services Buiid'ng to be open week ol August 21, 1978. 10 30 A for tne proposals listen Below Form of contract and bonds mav be ob-taned in Room 1S40 Municipal Services Building Proposals may be ob'amed tree in Room 1360 Municipal Services Building Bid Nos 5193-A Plumb Supp 5317-A Welding Supp 4104AR Printing, SOB 1 A Rental IBM Equip; 5158-A Safety Enmp. 5204-A Laundry Service. 5205-A Lumber 54 10-A Lab Equip 5253-A Printing, Env; 3112AR-2 Reoair Fischer Porter Recording Eau o. 5245-A Disin'ec-tant, 526V-A Ciean Seal; 5300-A Greening of Vacant Lots, 5374-A Purntsh Install E'ec Soring Tvpe Mechanism, 5401-A Lab.

Equip; 5402-A Orion ionanalyzer; 5405-A Trac'or; 5423-A Pneomalic Tools; 518 Sale of Dental 85-AR Soap Cleaning Compound etc 5I4I-A Furniture OH, 52BO-A Printing: 5281-A Printing, 53 2 7-A Plumb SuDD S362-A S'pam Cleaning 5397-A Chiorme Lean Detector 5422-A Ciarr-05 p.pe Repair; 5424-A Work Clothes. 5442-A Lab. SuOD 5444-A Chain Link Fencing 5464-A Filing Cases, 2323AR-2 Va.rt. X-Rav Equip 5291-A Curb 8. Sidewalk Reo-aceo-ient; 5471-A Printing, 5496-A Drugs, 4655-A Voting Machine Parts, 5306-A Lumoer; 54J8-A Paint, 5562-A Ballistic Supp 5564-A Optical Scanning Ribbons, 5474-A Uniforms, 4886-A P'D Steel 5391-APW Demolition; S480-A Cans, Uniform.

5482-A Rainwear 5547-A Orarv Card Printing 17 Frrh Vg Ui-A bens a. Bedding, 5509-A Lumper; 5527-A Pipe 8. t'ings, 5553-A Ballistic SuOD, 5597-A Eau'P Fire, 2206-A Water Mam ReDair, 2223-A Concrete Repair Serv 5419-A Metering Instruments; 5577-A Drain Cleaning S604-A Printed Envelopes, 5S09-A Repair Mamt Autoclaves 5417-A Cleans, Seal, OTTOR WINTER. Prpr Commissioner Procurement City of Phila- Sea. ed O'ds wiii be received and read pubuc'v Room 1385, Municipal Services Bu'idmg on August 24, 1978 at 2 30 for the STREETS DEPARTMENT proposals listed beiow No bids will be accented unless a Questionnaire and Financial Statement lor Qualifying dders with ai' questions fully answered is Tiien Com miss toner in Services Bidg week prior to tne Oids Pians, Questionnaire for Qualifying obta-ned in Room Services Building Footwav Work Cifv) the Bd and 3rd Highway 3084, 4th, 5th and Curbing 'Cost to be paid in the- Bid 3rd Highway 4th, 5th and 6'h Curbing and Lent in the Bid ad 3rd Highway 3086, 4th, 5th Bid No.

of Philip Street Stree's Work); Bid No. of Bambrey Streets, Bid No of New Curb and and Bambrev 3093, Furnishing, Street on Secondary OffoR Winter P'ocurement Procurement Sea'ed and read publicly Municipal Services 25, 1978 at for the Department proposals will be accepted ad Financial Qualifying tutiv answered Room 1040 Mun.ctoai at least one (1) time of opening and S'a'ement Bidders mav be 13ft0, Municipal Uoon deposit of each set Deoosit upon return of good davs a'ter date No 4849 B-d No 4850 No 4851 Electrical S'orage 8 Vascner and Philadelphia, Pa. Construction Mechanical POPKY Aug. 1978 MORRIS, husband of Tot (net Wru. bit), of the Oak Summit Gltnsidt, tamer tf Jerome Ronald Pooky, Dr.

Howard David Rooky, brother of Mary Isaacs; also survived bv 6 grandchildren. Relatives and friends art invited to services Mon. 12 noon, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. abovt 71st Avt.

Int. King David Cem. The family wit return to the late residence. In lieu of rtmembrancts contributions in his memory ma be mad to Cong. Ramat EL RAFFENSPERGER In Lancaster, Aug.

1978 THEODORE 81. RAFFENSPERGER, husband ot Marian R. Russet) Ratfensperger, 847 CUde Hickory Rd Lancaster, 17601, in his 71st year. Relatives and frwnds art rspctty invited to attend th funeral from the Nevil Memorial Church of St. George (Episcopal), Darby Rd.

and Ardmore Ardmore, Pa. on Tuts, at 1 1 A.M. Tht Rev. James F. McKndrick officiating.

Int. Arlington Orexd Hit, Pa. If desired, memorials mav sent to the Memorial Fund of the above church, Ardmort, Pa. 19003. (FRED F.

GROFF INC.) REID Aug. 4, 1978, ALBERT, beloved husband of Adalint (net Jttfers) Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral Tues. 9 AJW. from tht ROGERS FUNERAL, HOME 1428-30 S. 3rd St.

Services 10 A.M., St. John's Church, 3rd Reed Sts. Int. Fernwood Cem. Viewing Mon.

tvt 7 to 10. RENDALL On Aug 1978 ol Atgfen, Pa DR. HUGH W. RENDALL, husband of Edna Embtrgtr Rendak, in his 99th year. Relatives and frinds art invited to attend Memorial Services at tht CoattsviHt Presbyttnan Church, Coafesville, Pa.

on wed. Aug. at 7 PJVL There will be no viewing. JAMES W. WILDE AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, Parkesburg, Pa.

RITTER On Aug. 4, 1978. EVELYN C. formerly of Drexel HHI Service and interment at tht convenience of thai family. SANDOMENICO On Aug.

5, 1978, ROMEO, beloved husband of tht 7 late Anna of Pennsauken, age 63, devoted father of 1 Mrs. Lucille Rvan of Pennsauken, dear brother of Carmeiia Girard ol Longoort, N.J. and Rita Santoro ot Merchantville, N.J.; dear son of Lucy Sandomem-co of Merchantville; survived by 2 grandchildren; also surved by Oiga Staropoli. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the viewing on Tues. eve.

from 7 to 9 PM at the JOSEPH A FALCO FUNERAL HOME, 6600 N. Browning Pennsauken, N.J. Funeral at the convenience ot the family. In lieu of any other expression of sympathy, please send contributions in his memory to the American Cancer Society, 786 Haddon Cotlingswood, J. SASLOV Aug.

6, 1978, CHARLOTTE, of 777 W. Germantow Pike, Plymouth Mtg. Sister of Ruth Woltman. Services wert held. SCHULZ Aug.

4, 1978, FLORENCE E. (nee Davine) Beloved wile of the late Henry E. Schulz and sister of John J. Davine. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Tues.

11 AM. JOSEPH A. OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Roosevelt Blvd. Sanger St.

Int. Whitemarsh Mem. Park. Friends may call Tuts, after 10 AM. No vitwing Mon.

tvt. SICA GENEVIEVE (nee Ranieri), Aug. 1978, beloved wife ot Elio, dearest mother of Ralph, her daughter-in-law, Mary Ann (nee Casanova); also survived bv her 3 grandsons, Ralph Edward and Albert, her brothers Phillip and Albert Ranieri. Relatives and friends art invited to the funeral Wed. 8:30 A.M.

TETI-CARSELLO, 2349 S. 10th St. at Ritner. Funer. al Mass 9:30 A.M.

SI. Paul's Church. Int. New St. Mary's Cem.

Bellmawr, NJ. Viewing Tues. tvg. 7-10. SILVESTRI Dovlestown, Aug.

1978 MARIA L. (net Leone) wife of the late Domenic Silvestri, mother of Amelia G. Schouten and Silvia Ventresca, 6 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral at the REED AND STEINBACH FUNERAL HOME, 182 W. Court Doylestown, on Wed.

Aug. 9, 1978 at 9 A M. Mass of Christian Burial, at the Church ot Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Dovlestown, Pa. at 10 A.M.

Int. St. Mary's Cem. Friends mav call at the funeral heme on Tuts. tvt.

SINANIAN Aug. 5, 1978, ARTINE, beloved husband of Araxit (nee Broukian and father of Beatrice, Nuver Zerou-man and Yeran Deveiian; also survived bv 5 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing Tues. 9:30 A.M. and to services 10:30 AM.

Holv Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church, 101 Ash-mead Cheltenham, Pa. Int. Lawnview Cem. Donations to the above mtntioned church preterred. (WACKERMAN) SR.

M. RUTH, R.S.M. Aug. 3, 1978 CATHERINE MARY MULLIN of Tht Sister of Mercy, Merion Station, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to the Mass ot Christian Burial, Tues.

10 A.M. in the Community Chapel. Int. Community Cem. Friends may call Mon.

tvt. after 8 P.M. TATNALL Aug. 6, 1978, MARY A. (nee Bodner) wile of the latt James C.

of Lawncrest, and devoted mother ot John Thomas and the late James also 2 grandchildren. Relatives, Iriends and employees ol Broad St. Subway Cashiers are invited to her funeral Tues. at 8:15 A.M. Irom JM.

CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 E. Benner St. (at 6100 N. Rising Sun Ave.) Mass ol Christian Burial St. William's Church, 10 A.M.

int. Holv Sepulchre Cem. No. eve. Viewing.

VISCHER Aug 5, 1978 THOMAS of Flourtown, husband of Katharine Smith Vischer, father of Katharine Hendnckson and Thomas J. Vischer, also survived bv 6 grandchildren. Memorial Services Wed 2 P.M. at the Presbyterian Church ol Chestnut Hill, 8855 Germantown Ave. Int private.

No Flowers. Memorials mav be made to the Dept. of Medicine, Hahnemann Medical College Hospital, 230 N. Broad Pa. 19102 WISNIEWSKI Suddenly, Aug.

3 1978. CASMIR J. (CHARLIE). Beloved brother ot Anna Klosimki and Cecilia Koebert, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the tuner-al Wed. 8 AM from THEO.

J. BAJ FUNERAL HOME, 2656 E. Thompson St. (at Lehigh Ave). Mass of Christian Burial 9 AM, St.

Laurentius Church. Int. Resurrection Cem. Friends may caH Tues eve 6 to 9 PM. WOLF REV.

JOSEPH, on Aug. 5, 1978 beloved husband ol Mary (nee Poehlmann) and lather ot Mary Dodge ot Reading, also survived bv 3 grandchildren and his sisters, Julia Fisher and Margaret Wolf of Phila Relatives and friends are invited to the Memorial Service 7 P.M. Tues. from the Crescent-ville United Methodist Church, 412 Sentner St. In heu of flowers donations made to the church memorial fund would be preterred.

Int. at conveniece of tht family. Arrangements by WETZEL AND SON. ZIMMERMAN Aug. 5, 1978 ol Nicetown, formerly ol Germantown, FRANCIS husband of Laura L.

(nee McDevitt), lather of John William Sandra F. Monaghan and Thomas also survived bv 4 brothers and one sister. Relatives and friends invited to funeral ser vice Thurs. 10 AM. KIRK AWO NICE, 6301 Germantown Ave.

Int. Ivv Hill Cem. Friends mav caH Wed. eve. 7 to 9 P.M.

Memorials in his name sent to the Cardiac Unit of Suburban General Hospital, 2701 DeKaib Pike, Nornstown, Pa. 19401 would be appreciated. ZOPPEL Of Medlord, lormerlv of Marlton ard Atco on Aug. 4, 1978, LOUIS V. husband of Ruth E.

(nee Andrews Mather of Louis V. Jr. of White Bear Lake, Mmn. and Susan Lynn Smith of Medford, brother ol Helen Mitchell, Catherine Patterson and William, ail of Atco and Casper ot Stratford; also 5 grandchildren Memorial tuner al service Wed. 11 Bethel Baptist Church, Springdale Cherry Hill, N.J.

Int. Lakeview Memorial Park. Memorial Contributions may be made to Shawnee Baptist Church for th Louis V. Zoppel Memorial, Rout 5, Grassy Lakt Vincentown, N.J. 08088.

Cemetery Lots HILLSIDE CEMcTERY-Roslvn-4 Grave lots S400, for 4. MOJ-3877 Obituaries are on Page 3-B. Proposals fclectncai work; MJecmcanons ior a New Staff Lunch Room for the Family Court Bfdg 1801 Vint Street. Philadelphia, Pa OttoR Wmter Procurement Commissioner Procurement City of PhiJa-deioh'a Sealed b.ds will be reeved and read publicly in Room 1380 Municipal Services Building to be open on Wednesday August 9, 1978, 10 30 A M. for the proposals listed below Proposals mav be obtained free Room 1360 Municipal Services Building Bid No.

3246-A Plumbing Supplies OTTOR WINTER, Procurement Commissioner SCHOOL DI5TRICT OF PHILADELPHIA JULY 29, 1978 Sealed proposals will be received, pubiic.iv ooened and read at the Board of Education Building Annex, located a' 5th and Luierne Streets, the offices of the Department of Architecture, Engineering and Construction Services, second floor Openings will ta-e piace at 2 00 M. (Eastern Daylight Saving Time) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1978, for the following work-SPEC NO 1978-79) DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK, SCHOOLS AND LOCATIONS B-29 ROOF REPLACEMENT, MANN ANNEX, 53rd ST. EUCLID AVE. Soec-fications and or plans and contract documents may be examined and codes thereof oota ned from the Board of Education, sec-7" Ai" Eyeing Annex, Pennsylvania Advancement Schooi Bunding, 5th and Luierne Sheets. The Board of Education reserves the nght to re.ect any and an O'ds and make the awards to the best interests of the Scnooi District ot Philadelphia Michaei Marcase Superintendent of Schools PhileirkHph.a Corporation for Ag.of mtenos to solicit bids for Congreyatt Meals to be delivered five (5) davs per ween to muit'-sentor otiien center sites throughout the City of Philadelphia, interested suopir contact Ivv Nebblett, Philadelphia Corporation for Aging, 741-MI.

for specifications by August 15, 197 Equa Opportunity Organization, PGA, From 1-C PGA with a 75. Then his last three rounds he strung together 67-68-66 on a course that has hosted more major chanionships than any other in the U. S. Oakmont was not completely its usual tough self because it had been dampened by three days of rain. But Mahaffey's final 54 holes, plus par-birdie in the playoff, is knucks-down, guts-up golf on any course.

Mahaffey had played so seldom and so poorly that last year his earnings were a meager $9,947. A 30-year-old, feet, 9 inch, ISS-pound Texan and the 1970 NCAA champion, Mahaffey's victory yesterday was worth $50,000. It boosted his winnings this year to $91,764. And the win also guarantees him the security of 10 years of exemption on the tour, which means to enter any tournament all he has to do is mail' in his card. "But it's not the money, not the exemption," he said.

"It's the win that matters." "My game has improved because I'm concentrating so well. Maybe it sounds dumb, but I wasn't even aware of anybody else out there today. I said I thought Tom could be caught not that he would play poorly but this is just that kind of course. But I never thought it would be me who did the catching." It almost wasn't. Pate had the PGA won, if he two-putted from 18 feet on the final hole for a par.

But he left the first one short, then lipped out the second one. "I hit it dead center," he said. "I've never seen one spin out like that. I could go back out there 18 million times and never three-putt from there again. But, that's golf." Watson thought the game turned around at the 10th He double-bo-geyed and Mahaffey drilled a 45-foot birdie putt.

"That was a three-shot swing" Watson said. "Actually, I scored well enough. Usually, you can win from that position (a 2-over the last day) but those two guys behind me really played exceptionally. I didn't make very many good swings. I ended up steering the ball.

"But JD (Mahaffey), he just ran the greens like they were a pool table. He must have made 150 feet bridges I've got a healthy marriage. I've got a wife who really makes me work. She won't let me off the course until it's dark. I guess I went bonkers after that putt, but then, I hadn't had a chance to go bananas in a long time." He is an unlikely PGA champion.

He has a flat swing. And he is a short hitter, a pop gun among the cannons on the tour. But he split fairways at Oakmont while the belters were spraying themselves into trouble. "After that second Open at Atlanta, I tried to change my swing so I could hit it further. I did.

I also hit it further off line. "All I worried about today was tempo and composure. I think I've matured, learned from what happened. Before I out-thought myself, looked too far ahead. I know now that you can't make yourself win, get too anxious, too aggresive.

You have to let yourself win. What happened to me, maybe it was for the best. When I first came out here, everything was too easy for me. I didn't appreciate what I had. Now I do." That happens sometimes, when you cross over the bridge.

Continued from 2 1. Sheldon Kinser, Watson CHty, bps, 52,141. 20. Vern Schuppan, Lightning Drake, 5 lips, 52,108. 21.

Cliff Hucul, McLaren Otty, $2,041. TALLEDEGA 500 The unofficial order ot finish in yesterday's Grand National stock car race at Alabama International Motor Speedway, with type ot car, laps completed and winner's average speed: 1. Lennie Pond, Otdsmobile, 188 laps, 174,700 mph. 1 Donnie AHison, Otdsmobile, 188 3. Cale Yarborough, Oldsmobiie, 188.

4. Benny Parsons, Otdsmobile, 188. 5. David Pearson, Mercury, 184. 4, Bobby Allison, Thunderbird, 186.

7. Richard Petty, Dodge, 186. 8. Neil Bonnett, Chevrolet, 183. 9.

Dick Brooks, Mercury, 112. 10. Tighe Scott, Otdsmobile, ill. 11. Ferrel Harris, Chevrolet, 181.

12. Dale Earnhardt, Ford, 110. 13. Bi Elliott, Mercury, 179. 14.

Dave Marcis, Otdsmobile, 17. 15. Buddy Arrington, Dodge, 175. 16. Ed Negre, Chevrolet, 171 17.

D. McOutfie, Chevrolet, 172. 18. Marty Robbtns, Dodge, 171. 19.

O.K. Ulrich, Chevrolet, 168. 20. Tom Gale, Ford, 167. 21.

Gary Myers, Chevrolet, 167. 21 Grant Adcox, Chevrolet, 165. 73. Baxter Price, Chevrolet, 165. 24.

Ronnie Thomas, Chevrolet, 164. a. KK.fi Cruwrtu, lAavnooite, 14. 26. Coo Coo Martin, Chevrolet, 158.

27. Steve Moore, Chevrolet, 150. 28. Buddy Baker, Oldsmobiie, 149. 29.

Janet Guthrie, Buick, 179. 30. Al Hotbert, Otdsmobile, 174. 31. Earte Canavan, Dodge, 119.

32. Jimmy Means, Chevrolet, 1 18. 33. Frank Warren, Dodge, 110. 34 Darrel Waitrio.

Chevrolet, 105. 35. Bruce Hid, Oldsmobiie, 96. 36. Roger Hamby, Chevrolet, 94.

37 Claude Ballot-Lena, Dodge, 48, 38. Skip Manning, Buick, 46. 39. Ricky Rudd, Buick, 22. 40.

Btackte Wangerm, Mercury, 41. James Hvtton, Buick, 1. John Mahaffey long-sought win worth of putts. But I can't complain. I did the same thing for three days." Unfortunately for Watson, fortunately for Mahaffey, the PGA lasted four days, not three.

Death Notices ASSAN EDWARD R. ot 1342 Bertha Verga, on Aug. 5, 1978, age 62 years, husband ot Dons M. (ne Rothermel) and father of Edward J. and Shirley Boughter, Agnes Powell, Julia Padulese; also surviving brother Joseph and sisters Agnes Dickinson and Julia Hines and 10 grandchildren.

Funeral services will be on Aug. 9 at 10 A.M. at WAGNER FUNERAL HOME, 58 Euclid Woodbury N.J. Int. Locustwood Memorial Park.

Viewing Tues. eve. Parking in rear, BARR ONEDA N. Retired Nurse. Died Sat.

Aug. 5 at Prospect Park Nursing Home, 81 years old. Funeral services, FRANK S. MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Elizabethtown, Pa. Aug.

9 at 1 1 A.M. BERNSTEIN Aug. 1978 ESTHER (nee Baron), wife of the late Joseph ot 7212 Haverford mother ot Mrs. Janice Hirsch and Mr. Jack Bernstein, sister of Mri.

Bella Shapiro, Mrs. Bertha Markoe, Mrs. Minnit Harmon and Mr. Morris Baron, grandmother of Ellen Rose Hirsch. Relatives, friends and members of Phila.

No. 500 Chapter of Brith Sholom Women and Wolfe Baron Senior Citizens Club, are invited to funeral services Mon. 10:30 A.M. precisely "GOLOSTEINS'," 44)0 N. Broad St.

Int. Mt. Sharon Cem. Shiva will be observed at 223 Farnham Havertown, Pa. Contributions in her memory may be made to your favorite charity.

BIESTER Doylestown, Aug 6, 1978, HONORABLE EDWARD G. BIESTER husband of the late Muriel Worthington Biester, father ot Honorable Edward G. John Lee and Ann Louise Kleinsasser; also survived by 9 grandchildren. The family requests memorial contributions be made to the Bucks County Council Bovs Scouts of America, Doylestown, Pa. CHRISTALDI LEANORA (nee Raggio), Aug.

5, beloved wife of the late Mano, dear mother of Samuel, Mrs. Frances Ratta, Mrs. Josephine DeMartmis, Mrs. Rita Montanero, John (Wolgast), and the late Jennie Montanero, also survived bv 19 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren, 2 sisters, and I brother. Mass of Christian Burial Wed.

10 A.M., St. Nicholas Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Tues.

eve. 7 to 10 P.M. VERNA FUNERAL HOME, 1244 S. Broad St. COHEN Aug, 6, 1978 FLORENCE (nee Capalovitz), wile of Daniel of 2744 W.

Country Club mother ot Mrs. David (Norma) Lefkovitj, Neil, Malcolm and Larry Cohen, sister ot Mrs. Anne Etkin and Frank (Fred) Capalovitz; also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Services Tues. 10 A.M.

precisely ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int. Montefiore Cem. Family will return to 310 Cvnwvd Bala Cvnwvd, Pa.

Contributions in her memory may be made to the Emile Zola Chapter ot Brith Sholom or the Sisterhood ot Har Zion Temple. DAGASTINO Suddenly, on Aug. 5, 1978, ANNA, o) 4313 Leiper St. Widow of Antonio and mother of Jeanette Everett, Frances McShane, Josephine Fama, Nunno and Joseph Daqastino; also survived bv qrandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Wed.

8:30 A.M. INULTY FUNERAL HOME,) fd Ave Churcn St V-ass of Chns'ian Buna Ma'er Doorosa 9 30 A.M Int. S' Domm.c's Cent. Frerfib may call Tues. after P.M.

Parmnfl on premises. DOLLAK On Aug. 3, 1978, of Chalfont, formerly of Wild-wood Crest, N.J., MARIE E. (nee Groener), witeof William G. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on It A.M.

from the FUNERAL HOME OF GEORGE WITTMAIER, Route 202, Chalfont. Friends may call from 10 A.M. on Tues. Contributions to the American Heart 1 19 N. State Newtown, Pa.

would be appreciated by the tamily. GAFFEY Aug. 5, 1978 ELEANOR (nee Roonev), wife ol th late Cornelius Gatfev and mother of Elizabeth Mar-gev, Margaret Poole and Cornelius Gatfey. Relatives and Inends invited to her funeral Wed. 9 A WACKERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 8060 Verree Fox Chase.

Mass ol Christian Burial, 10 A M. St. Cecilia's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewing Tues. 7 to 9 P.M. GOEBEL Of Aug. 4, 1978, CHARLES husband of Julia (nee Kobilnvk) father of Charles H. Goebel, also survived bv 2 granddaughters.

Relatives, friends and employees ot Sears Roebuck Co are invited to the services Tues. 10 AM at the FLETCH. ER FUNERAL HOME, 9529 Bustleton Ave. where friends may call Mon. eve.

after 7. GRADY Aug. 4, 1978 MARY B. (nee McGann), wile of the late William A. (Dotlie) Gradv, mother ol Virginia Garbarino, Robert Thomas William A.

Jr. and V. Douglas Gradv. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial, Tues. 10 A.M., St.

Augustine Church, 4th St. below Vine. Int, Old Cathedral Cem. GUERRAZZI Aug. 5, 1978 REV WILLIAM age 76, husband of Amelia (nee Genhllvl, of Cape Mav Court House, formerly ot Phila.

Memorial Services will be held Wed. 11 A M. at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 94th and 3rd Stone Harbor, N.J. Memorials mav be sent to the Altar Guild of St.

Mary's Church, Stone Harbor, N.J. 08247 HASSIS Aug. 5, 1978 MEYER, husband of the late Emma (nee Malamudiot N. 13th father of Martin Hassis, Jane Emanuel, brother ol Mrs. H.

Leonard (Isabelle) Spector, Mrs. Albert (Ann) Rob-bins; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Relatives and Inends are invited to services Mon. 1 M. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N.

Broad St. above 71st Ave Int. Mt. Sharon. Cem.

The family will return to 8543 Benton St. HELVESTON On Aug. 4, 1978, EDMUND husband of Elisabeth (nee Roes), and father ol Mrs. Elisabeth Zukow, Diane R. and Edmund (Ted), C.

Helveston Jr. and 2 sisters, (Rose) Mrs. Harry Speth and iMav) Mrs. Samuel Cavis and 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services, Mon.

11 A.M., at The Episcopal Church of Our Savior, Homestead and Old York Jenkmtown, Pa. 19046. Remembrances in his name mav be sent to the above named church, Memorial Fund. (CRAFT OF AB-INGTON) HENDRICKS Aug. 4, 1978, FLORENCE (nee Ewing) in her 93rd yr.

Beloved wfe ot the late William Hen. dncks. Devoted mother of Mrs. Betty F. Bocelli.

Relatives and friends are invited to her services Tues. 11 AM. MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 6925 Frankford Ave. lat Tvson) No viewing Men. eve Friends may call Tues.

10 to 11. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. HYTOWITZ Aug. 5, 1978 PHILIP, husband of Anna (nee Yanke-levitch), of 7720 Fairfield father of Mr.

William Hvtowitz, Mr. Louis Hytowitz and Mrs. Marion Perlitch, also survived bv 4 grandchildren Relatives and friends are invited to lunera! services Mon. 12 30 PM. precisely "GOLDSTEINS'.

10 N. Broad St. Int. Roosevelt Memo-' i 5hiva will be ob served at 1030 KING Aug. 3, GEORGE husband of Sarah (nee Far-rell) of Colimgdale, Pa, Father ot George also survived bv 2 grandchildren and a brother, William.

Relatives, friends, employees Retail Clerks Union -r, ft'r AO. DEN FUNERAL HOME, 7 Springlield Aldan. Services Tues. 1 1 A.M. Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. KLEIMAN Aug. 6, 1978 SONIA (SADIE) (nee Sokavan), wife of the late Louis ot 1830 Mower mother ot Mr. Samson Kleiman, Mrs.

Bessie Walinsky and Mrs. Rose Raymond; also survived by 5 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invifed to funeral services Mon. 1:30 P.M. precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N.

Broad St. Int Montefiore Cem. Family win return to 1830 Mower St. Contributions in her memory mav be made to your favorite chanty. LEWIS (Set TATNALL notice.) LYON, From 1-C walk the fairways forever burdened with that ugliest of brands.

Choker. Two years running, John Mahaffey had blown a major tournament. He had the 1975 U. S. Open at Me-dinah tucked right in the same pocket with his glove, and then the wheels came off and he lost in an 18-hole playoff to Lou Graham.

One year later, in Atlanta, John Mahaffey again led the Open, with only three holes to play. But he three-putted, he splashed a wood into the water, and Jerry Pate hit a career 5-iron on the last hole, and John Mahaffrey had lost again. His whole life seemed to disintegrate then. He was divorced. He was labeled a loser.

He suffered a hyper-extended tendon in his left elbow. They jabbed him wth cortisone shots. Then he fell off a ladder and broke a hand. His personal life was a downer. His golf swing unraveled.

John Mahaffey had hit bottom. Last night, he sat on a platform up in the press tent, his face swathed in the eerie blue of klieg lights, and he said: "It has been a long road back. A lot of disappointment. Blew two Opens. Personal problems.

Scoreboard Golf Bobby Cote, Tom Purtier, Injuries. But this this wipes it all out. I honestly fel that I deserve it." He does. And the two players he beat gracious in defeat themselves agreed. "I don't feel all that bad losing," said Jerry Pate, "because you don't know how much John has gone through.

I almost feel responsible for what happened to him. I mean, I'm the guy who kind of put it to him in Atlanta, and it seemed like that was what destroyed him." And Tom Watson, who was close to John Drayton Mahaffey, said: "I'm glad for him. JD is so emotional, so intense. We've talked about winning majors before, and gentlemen, he did it in style. He beat the course and he beat Jerry and he beat me." Mahaffey has re-married, and his new wife, Susie, sat next to him, clutching yellow roses and her husband's putter.

Mahaffey had dropped the putter when that 12-footer dropped. And he war-danced across the green, embracing his caddie. Susie Mahaffey, amidst all the madness, quietly retrieved the putter. "I'm healthy now," he said, "and 75- 73-73-74-795 72- 70-78-75 79S 71- 75-71-78-295 76- 71-75-74-296 73- 71-77-75-796 72- 74-71-79-296 74- 67-77-77 797 75- 77-73-78 7i 73- 73-74-79 299 74- 71-72-81300 74-72-77-77-300 74- 72-77-77-300 75- 77-77-74300 76- 72-73-79300 74-74-73-80-301 74-72-77-78303 0-74-76-DO 70-75-80-DQ Beth Stone, $523 Joyce Kaimierski, $435 Louise Bruce, $435 Pam Higgins, $405 Dot Germain, 5352 Navoko Roberta Speer, 53S2 Mickey Walker, 5352 Judy Clark, 5352 Karotvn Kertiman, 5305 Christine Langtord, 5J0S MJ. Smith, 5305 X-denotes amateur.

Autos 5500 5500 Bob Murphy, 5500 Mike McCuHough, 5500 Jay Haas, 5500 Curtis Strange, 5500 George Archer, 5500 Bruce Lietike, 5500 ton Hinkle, 5500 Jerry Heard, 5500 Gary Koch, 5500 Laurie Hammer, 5500 Howard Twitty, 5500 Ed Sneed, 5500 Jim Colbert, 5500 B.K Hall, 5500 Jerry McGee Rex Caldwell PGA CHAMPIONSHIP Al Oakmont, P. Mahjftv, tSO.000 n-U-ii ii-Vt Tom Watson, 425,000 7-9-7-73 17 Jerry Pate, 72-70-M-6S-J76 Tom WeilkODt, 16,000 73-47-69-71 780 GH Morwn, 113,000 7-7 1 -64-67 280 Craig Starter, 110,000 70-74-47-71787 Le Trevmo, 58,000 49-73-70-72784 Andv Bean, 18,000 77-72-70-70-284 Graham Marsh, 58,000 72-74-S8-70-284 FUHV Zoetler, 56,500 75-49-73-68 784 Joe Inman, (6,000 Hale Irwin, 54,687 Bid Kratiert, 54,687 Larry Nelson, 54,687 John Schroeder, 54,617 Grier Jones, 53,767 Ben Crensnaw, 53,767 Phil Hancock, 53,767 Kermit Zariey, 53,100 Dave Stockton, 53,100 72- 68-69-7778 73- 71-73-70 787 70-77-73-67-287 76-71-70-70-287 74- 69-70-72 787 70-73-71-74-28S 49-71-75-73 78 70-73-70-75-788 75-71-67-76-2(9 68-75-74-72- 289 witn me street Room 820 Municipal at least one (1) lime of opening of Specifications and and Financial Statement Bidders mav be 1360, Municipal Curbing and (Cost to be paid bv No 3061, 1st, 2nd Districts; Btd No. 6th Highway Districts; and Foolwav Work bv property owners) No 3082, 1st 2nd and Districts, B-d No 308 Highway Districts; Foofwav Work (City No. 3083, 1st, 2nd Districts, Bid No. and Highway Districts, 3094.

Reconstruction from Sears to Man-ton (Including Water Mam 3020, Reconstruction and Stiliman 3974, Construction Footway on Bailey Streets; and Bid No. Installing and Removing Lighting Eauioment Streets, City-Wide. Commissioner 75-76-76-81-308 76-77-77-79-309 75-78-73-83-309 76-76-78-80-310 81-74-76-7831! 72-83-74-82-311 78-78-79-76-311 78-78-78-77-311 74-77-83-77-311 80-80-78-74-312 82-78-76-76-312 79-77-78-78-3I2 TEXAS GRAND PRIX AT COLLEGE STATION, TEX. Results ot yesterday's competition in the TOO-mile race at Texas World Speedway: 1. A.J.

Fovt, Covote, 156.5 mph, 2. Johmwv Riltiertord, McLaren Cosworth, 58,797. 3. Steve Kmiloff, Wildcat Drake, 98 laps, 56,218. 4.

WaMv DaHenbach, McClaren Cos-worth, 98 laps, 54,337. 5. Tom Sneva, Penske Cosworth, 94 laps, $5,405. 6. Dick Simon, VoHstedt Drake, 92 laps, 53,372.

7. Gordon Johncock, Wildcat Drake, 74, 53,705. 8. Bobby Unser, Eagle Cosworth, 70 laps, 53,439. 9.

Rick Mears, Penske Cosworth, S3 laps, 52,873. 10. Joe Saldana, Eagle OHv, (1 laps, 11. Pancho Carter, Lightning Cos-worth, 48 UPS, $7,823. 12.

Jim McElreath, Eagle Otty, 44 laps, $2,640. 13. Mike Mosley, Lightning Drake, 44 laps, 52,657. 14. Spike GeMhausen, Eagle Drake, 24 laps, 52,374.

15. Larry Cannon, Wildcat Otfy, 19 laps, 52,791. 14. Tom Bagtev, Watson Otty, 18 laps, 42,741. 17.

Al Unser, Lola Coswortti, 11 laps, $3,808. 18. Johnny Parsons, Lightning Drake, flaps, 52,175. EUROPEAN OPEN AT SUNINGOALE, ENGLAND Nancy Looei, 515,000 73-71-72-73 7S Sally Lime, 57,124 49.74-74-73 292 Mary Dwver, 57,124 74-74-74-48-792 JoAnne Carner, 57,124 74-75-71-72 292 Barbara Barrow, 53,425 76-73-70-74 293 Pat Bradey, 53,425 73-74-72-74 293 Jertyn Britz, 53,425 72-74-75-72 293 HoHis S'acev, 53,425 76-74-71 72 293 Betsy King, 52,400 72-74-71-77 294 Sheev Hamlin, 52,600 74-73-73-74-794 Debbie Massey, 52,205 76-71-73-75 295 Jan Stephenson, $2,205 74-71-74-74 29S Peggy Conley, $1,920 7 7-74-76-74 796 Murte Breer, 51,64 7 73-77-73-79 797 Amy AkOtt, 51,44 7 73-73-74-77 297 Shirley 72-74-74-77-297 Mary Mills, 51,440 74-77-74-73 298 Jo Ann Washam, $1,285 74-76-75-74-299 Silvia Bertolacinn, 299 Cliftord Ann Cred, 51,170 76-74-72-78-300 Debbie Austin, 51,120 73-74-79-73 301 Donna Young, 597 73-79-74-74302 Judy ju2 Laura Baugh, 597 70-79-72-81-302 Kathy Mant, 5974 74-81-74-71302 Karhy Posltewait, $97 74-74-76-76 302 Janet Coles, 5150 78-77-72-76-303 Gloria Ehret, 5810 75-78-74-75-304 Mariene Hagge, 5750 80-77-76-72-305 Kathy Martin, 5750 77-76-73-79 305 Donna White, 485 79-77-74-76 304 Wallv Armstrong, Don January, 53,100 73-72-75-69- 289 George Bums, 53,100 Bobby Nichols, 53,100 Bob Gitder, 53,100 Hubert Green, 52,354 Bob Zender, 52,350 79-68-70-72-289 75-67-73-74-289 74-71-70-74 289 71-71-74-74 290 73-69-74-741 790 Bob Shearer, 52,350 7 73-73-71-73790 Peter Oostertmis, 52,350 73-77-72-73 790 Gary Player, 52,350 76-72-71-71-790 Greg Powers, 57,350 75-70-75-70 290 Rod Curt, 52,350 76-71-73-70-290 George CaoTe, 52,350 74-74-74-68-790 Mike Sullivan, 51,750 70-75-73-73 791 Jim Oent, 51,750 74-74-70-73 791 Victor Regalado, 51,750 76-71-70-74 291 Lanny Wadkins, 51,750 70-73-72-76-291 JWmtM M.tHky 51 1U1 77.7I.0.;(!1 Danny Edwards, 51,350 74-73-70-75 292 Keiftl Fergus, 51,350 71-74-72-75 292 Johnny Miller, 51,350 49-72-72-79 792 Dave Eichetberger, 5812 74-73-74-72 793 Rogers, 5812 72-74-73-74703 Andy Norttl, 5812 74-71-73-73 293 Lee Elder, 5812 7I-76 73 73 793 leonard Thomoson, 5112 72-74-74-71-293 Mike Mortey, 5812 70-73-73-77 293 Debbie Meistertin, DeWitt Weaver, 5812 75-69-72-77 793 n-Wiima Aitken, Rod Funsett), 5112 70-73-72-78293 74-72-75-73- 794 69-76-75-74 294 76-77-73-73 294 73- 71-71-79 294 74- 74-71-74- 295 Sandra Post, 5425 Vivien Saunders, Piny Haves, 5523 Kathy Aheam, $523 Vivian Brownfee, Kathy Hire, $523 Tom Avcock, $512 Dave Hid, $512 Ray Flovd, $512 Jack Newton, 551? Bobby Wadkms, $500 City Philadelphia. Dds will be received in Room U8S, Building on August 2 30 P.M.

ED ST. of Public Property listed beiow No bids unless a Questionnaire Statement for w'h an ni-nons is tiled with Architecture Engineering Division Services Bdg week rror to the of b'fls specifications Qupstionna're ad Financial for Qualifying obtained Room Services Building $25 00 check for win be refunded pians and soecifica-ions condition wtthm 14 of b'd opening General Construction Plumbing Work, Bid Work, Gasoline Pumomg Station at Allegheny Avenue No 4893 -General No 4894 Work, No 4895 $615 76-80-74-76-306 75-73-79-79-304 77-79-74-77-307 77-78-78-74 307 82-72 82-72-308 74-77-75-82-308 71.72-79-86 308 80-72-77-79-308 542S $523.