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FIRST G1 4 THE MORNING CALL. ALLENTOWN. THURSDAY. MAY 21. 1981 teamed gjuiGify off a 'wihta 15e' fc I 'j sill this season at the track'.

While other board members remained sympathetic, chairman Robert W. Banning questioned whether Kaenel had not hurt the thoroughbred industry by his actions. "The one point which disturbs me is integrity. Integrity means more in this industry than anything else be- cause people are waging their money on your integrity," he said. Under questioning from his own attorney, Glenn E.

Bushel, Kaenel yesterday recounted his years on the-road with his family, and how he used his earnings to help them out. Kaenel, a native of Omaha, said he began working with horses at the age of 4, when he walked horses and cleaned stalls for his father, a trainer. By the age of 7, he was working in a jockey's room in Lincoln, Neb. At the age of 11, Kaenel said, he began racing at bush tracks where there is no parimutuel betting in Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado. In 1978, he said, he won his first big race the Watermelon Derby in Rocky Ford, taking in and a giant watermelon.

When he arrived in Manitoba, Canada, last summer, Kaenel said he began work galloping horses. But after a while, with the encourage- ment of other track people, he applied for a license. Helped by an apprentice weight allowance, he won about 100 races at tracks in Western Canada and the United States. BALTIMORE (AP) Underage jockey Jack L. Kaenel was guilty of telling a "white lie" when he falsified his age, not of a crime that warrants drastic punishment, Maryland racing officials concluded yesterday.

The Maryland Racing Commission's Thoroughbred Board voted simply to void the 15-year-old's license rather than meting out any further penalties. Kaenel's license was suspended May 7 after he admitted that he had falsified his age when he applied for a license in Canada last year. Maryland racing rules require jockeys to be at least 16 years old. In making the cancellation of the license retroactive to May 7, the racing board said it was wiping Kaenel's record clean, removing the stigma of a suspension. "I don't like 'suspension' because it connotes something evil," said board member Kenneth C.

Proctor. "There is nothing evil about what this kid did," said Proctor. "I agree that what he did was a white lie." Producing a passport to illustrate how he had once lied about his age, board member Frank W. Cuccia said, "I never thought that was a terrible thing. "You've got to take and consider the man's growing up.

He's got to make a living," Cuccia said. Kaenel, who turns 16 July 27, already had ridden 37 winners at Pimlico Race Course when his license was stripped. He was tied at the time with another jockey for the most wins Photography by CHUCK ZOVKO Goalie Tom Reynolds blocks a shot by China's Qu Guangming as teammate Charles Kadupski slides to the ground If SAVINGS ON A SILVER PLATTER! you clip and use Morning Call coupons, you'll find that the savings are practically handed to you on a silver platter. It save valuable dollars. today.

To subscribe, call Soccer tourney The Athletic Attic Pebbles, runner-up in the Lehigh Valley Youth Soccer League's under 14 division (with an 11-2-3 record) will participate in the 1981 Westf ield Cup Soccer Tournament, Westfield, N.J., over the Memorial Day weekend. In a tune-up for the tourney, the Pebbles defeated Quakertown 2-0 in an exhibition game last Sunday at East Hill Junior High School on goals by Helder Moreira and Eddie Pf Maloney shoots 78 Craig Maloney of East Stroudsburg State College shot a six over par 78 at Hop Meadow Country Club in Sims-bury, yesterday the site of the NCAA Division Two Golf Championships. With his 79 first round score, Maloney now has a 157 total and is tied for 49th out of 120 golfers. The leader is Tom Petri of Florida Southern with a 143. His team also leads with 593.

There are two rounds takes so little time and you'll Why not start your savings 820-6601. Pleasant Colony 'foaling good' following workout at Belmont NEW YORK (AP) Pleasant Colony, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, galloped two miles on the main track at Belmont Park yesterday and trainer Johnny Campo said, "He went real well. He's feeling real good." Campo said his biggest concern is the three-week wait between last Saturday's Preakness and the June 6 Belmont Stakes. "This horse gets really bored easily," said Campo. "He likes to run and he likes to train." A victory in the Belmont Stakes would make Pleasant Colony the 12th Triple Crown winner in thoroughbred racing history.

THE MORNING CALL St Joseph's cosicih PHILADELPHIA (AP) Assis optimistic that we can find replacements," Boyle said. Of Costner and McFarlan, he said, "If they apply themselves to their capacity, their potential is unlimited. But who knows?" The other St. Joseph's graduates who have coached the team in the past 28 years are Jack Ramsey, Jack McKinney and Harry Booth. Lynam will be Ramsey's assistant at Portland, while McKinney coaches the Indiana Pacers.

expected to key St. Joseph's team in the next three years. St. Joseph's wasted no time filling the Lynam vacancy. The head coach recommended Boyle and his nomination was approved Tuesday.

Boyle said his biggest problem for next year's team would be replacing John Smith and Boo Williams, who graduated. Williams was the team's high scorer. "Smith and Williams are considerable losses. But I am guardedly Joseph's, Boyle has been a teacher in the Philadelphia parochial school system, an assistant coach at Widener University for two seasons and then an aide at St. Joseph's.

In addition to assisting Lynam in coaching, Boyle handled a major load of the recruiting program that enabled St. Joseph's to reach a 65-28 record in three years under Lynam. Boyle was instrumental in finding center Tony Costner and swingman Lonnie McFarlan. two sophomores he intends to continue the same type of program that enabled the Hawks to reach the quarterfinals of last season's NCAA tournament before being eliminated by champion Indiana University. "Essentially, our philosophies will be the same," Boyle said.

"Simply stated, we'll have a group working hard toward a set of goals that will make the chances of success very high. I don't see much changing." Boyle made another thing clear. "We're in the business of education," he said. "Basketball is a very important extra-curricular activity, a meaningful experience, but I want young men who will maintain academic standards and graduate." Boyle was captain of the 1963-64 team when he played for St. Joseph's as a 6-foot-4 forward.

He is the sixth graduate of the college to coach the basketball team since John Mc-Menamin in 1953. Since graduating from St. tant coach Jim Boyle was named yesterday to succeed St. Joseph's University head basketball coach Jimmy Lynam, who resigned to join the staff of the Portland TrailBlazers Boyle's appointment came less than 48 hours after Lynam's resignation. Although terms were not worked out completely, he is expected to receive a three or four-year contract.

Boyle, 40, has been an assistant at St. Joseph's for eight years. He said FUBJEEMi NOTICES 6TH ANNUAL BOWERS LIONS AUCTION May 22, 4:30 P.M. Bowon Park, Bowers, PA. Contents of Local Estate, Antiques, Tools, Lawn Equipment Lots more.

Refreshments Served BURGERT SCHWENK AUCTION May 15, 21 PUBLIC AUCTION Power Woodworking Lumber Machinists Cabinet Makers Tools Supplies Friday May 22, 1981 at 4:00 P.M. Located between Macungie A Hereford (turn east oft Rt. 100 towards Powdor Valley, turn south on Powdor Valley Rd. to the bridge, turn right to Corning then loft to top of hMij than right to 2nd horn TOOLS Parks 12" self feeding surface planer on stand, direct drive; Boice Crane shaper Vi" shafts; Delta Vj" shaft shaper; lot custom made shaper bits; Delta 12" bandsaw; Boice Crane 6" jointer-planer; Craftsman floor model drill press; 10" table saw; Rockwell Delta wood lathe; disc, sander; elec. bench pedestal grinders; complete dust collection system; 2 spd.

jig saw; Vi" elec. drill; circ. saw; sanders. EQUIP. SUPPLIES Machinist tool cabinet; Starrett indicators; tap die sets; lathe manrels; V-blocks; steel layout plate; reamers; drill press vise, lot new drill bits up to 12" carbide circ.

saw blade; circ. saw blade sharpener; saw dado set; new router scrolling attachment; dzs of clamps inc: cam action, bar, tool steel; carbide drill bits, bench vise; oxyactelyne gauges; nice Ig. work bench; planes; drill chucks; socket set; wrenches asst. hand tools; mitre cutter; 2 lathe tool sets; I ton chain hoist; (2) 4' fluorescent lights; lot sandpaper emery cloth; tot new nails, screws, bolts other hardware; new cabinet hardware; lot asstd. new pulleys adj.

motor mounts; 2 whl. utility dump trlr; asstd seasoned walnut 4 other lumber; bar rails 8, troughs; lawn furniture; clock parts, Admiral Color console TV only 4 yrs. old; needlepoint arm chair; plus many items too numerous to mention. Terms Cash or check day of auction. Refreshments served.

Ordered by: HERBERT ACKER Conducted by: RALPH W. ZETTLEMOYER AUCTION INC. (215 395-8064 May 8, 15, 21 CONTINUED SALE Theresa Harr Estate May 21, 8:00 P.M., 140 West Broad Ouakertown, in roar of Sine's 5 A 10. Dishes, plates, oil lamps, Mandolin, Like, 187638 star flag, picture frames, books, trunks, suitcases, purses, buttons, threads, bedding, curtains, table lamps, Hamilton Beech mixer, costume lewelry. folding chairs, girl's bike, mink pelts, fur stole, many other items Conditions By: WM HARR, Executor ELIZABETH HEIMBACH, Executrix JAMES W.

MOHR HAROLD BELLMEYER Auctioneers May 15, 2J ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Estateof WILLIAM J. BAER, late of No. 277 Decatur Street, Borough of New Tripoli, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, Deceased. Letters of administration C.T.A. on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, to Hamburg Savings and Trust 52 5.

4th Street, Hamburg, Pennsylvania 19526 or to Attorney Charles F. Fitzpatrick, 540 Court P.O. Box 66, Reading, Pennsylvania 19603. May 14, 21, 28 NOTICE OF HEARINGS Public notice by the North Whitehall Township Zoning Hearing Boaro is nereoy given for hearings on Tuesday, June 9, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. in the Township Municipal Building, Levans Ironton, Pa.

regarding the following appeals: APPEAL SCHEDULED FOR DECISION ONLY: 1. Appeal of John A. Arthur W. Johnson, R.DJ2, Orefield, Pa. for a variance to subdivide a tract with an existing undersized lot.

Property is a 627 acre lot located along Coplay Creek Rd. near Rt. 329 in an A zone. REGULAR HEARINGS: 1 Appeal of Wayne A. Snyder, 108 E.

Park Neffs, Pa. for a special exception to convert a single family dwelling intoa two family dwelling. Property is a 4 8 acre tract in a R-l zone. 2. Appeal of Monroe Schaadt, P.O.

Box 103, Laurys Station, Pa. for a variance to construct a single family dwelling on a 12,878 sq. ft. lot located along Church Laurys in a C-l zone. 3 Appeal of Timothy J.

Wot-ring, 2459 Main Schnecksville, Pa. for a variance to conduct retail sales. Property is a 25,740 sq. ft. lot in a R-2 zone.

All appellants must appear at the hearing. All parties interested in the above matter have the right to appear personally, by counsel, or by representative, and be heard at the time and place indicated above North Whitehall Township Zoning Hearing Board NORMAN MECKES DONALD HAAS PAUL SEMMEL MARIE DEAN Zoning Officer May 21, 26 NOTICE TO BIDDERS LEHIGH COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM AGENCY FOR THE AGING The County of Lehigh will receive sealed proposals until four o'clock Wednesday, June 3, 1981 for providing FOODSand BEVERAGES delivered to nine (9) designated serving sites in Lehigh County as directed by the Lehigh County Agency for the Aging. Bidding documents are available and may be obtained at the office of the Director of Purchasing, Room 601, Lehigh County Courthouse, 455 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania 18105. The Executive of Lehigh County reserves the right to re-iect any or all bids, as well as the right to waive all informalities in awarding a Contract in the best interests of the County of Lehigh LEHIGH COUNTY EXEC. By: DALE DAUBERT Director of Purchasing May 19, 21 PUBLIC AUCTION May 21, P.M.

578 DottS Pennsburg, PA. Household goods, glass baskets, creamer, linens, furniture, 40 ft, aluminum ladder, assorted tools 8, dishes. Terms by: LILLIAN BOYER JERRY SCHWENK Auctioneer 682-6935 May 15, 21 PUBLIC SALE Household Goods Friday evening May 22 at 6 30 p.m. Sale held in the Hecktown Vol. Fir Co.

Social Hall, Hecktown, Pa. (Located on Rt. 191 mil north of Rt. 22). 7 pc.

maple DRS, 4 pc. breakfast set, oak rocker, maple dresser with mirror, maple chest of drawers, maple night stand, hutch, dropleaf table, oak kneehole desk, file cabinet, marble top coffee table, 5 pc. BRS, side tables, upholstered sofa chair (Excellent condition), cast iron pot belly stove, color TV, Gone With the Wind lamp (New), Noritake china opalescent basket, OVER 40 PCS. OF BLUE ROYAL LACE PATTERN DEPRESSION GLASS, pink, green amber depression glass amethyst glass oil light, lamp base, Nippon bowl, carnival glass bowl, pattern glass cut glass nappie, etched stemware, old opera glasses, German dome clock, misc. jewelry, Limoges plate, crocheted doilies, linens, 9x12 Karastan rug, (Excellent condition), plus many unlisted items.

Auctioneer's Note: Selling many nice items from an estate in Nazareth. All items in very good condition. Please come early for inspection. Please note 6 30 p.m. starting time RICHARD L.

DOTTA AUCTION CO. 179 S. Main St. Nazareth, Pa 18064 (215 759-7389 May 19, 20, 21, 22 PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Sealed proposals from pre-qualified bidders will be received at the Office of the Secretary of Transportation, 12th Floor, Transportation and Safety Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, until 11:00 A prevailing local time, June II, 1981 when proposals will be publicly opened and read for: The cold milling of the existing bituminous pavement surface, overlay of existing roadway with bituminous surface course, FJ-1, wearing course, SRL-H; pavement replacement; also, other miscellaneous items of work within an overall length of 5,749 linear feet. Lehigh County, City of Allentown, R.

157 Section 45M, R. 163 Spur Section 03M Proposals are available for review at 1713-41 Lehigh Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania 18105. Plans and proposals must be purchased at the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Publication Sales Section, Room 110, Transportation and Safety Building, Harrisburg, Pa. 17120 THOMAS LARSON, E. Secretary of Transportation May 14, 21 SNAVELY Spurgeon D.

"Spud," 74 years 3 months 16 days, of Kempton R.2, May 19, 1981, in Salisbury Township; husband of Mary Sue (Thornton) Snavely. Services 3 p.m. Saturday, Nester Funeral Home, Route 143, Jacksonville. Interment, Jacob's Union Cemetery, Jacksonville. Call 2 p.m.

Saturday until services. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Jacob Union Church Memorial Fund, co Jack Silfies, Mew Tripoli R.l 18066. Claude S. Nester. SMITH Mrs.

Helen (Reichard), 89 years 6 months 10 days, of 826 Maple Bethlehem, May 17, 1981, in Fountain Hill; widow of Clarence W. Smith. Services 10:30 am. Thursday, Horace W. Schantz Funeral Home, 3rd and Main streets, Emmaus.

Interment, Cedar Cemetery, Cetronia. Call 9:30 a m. Thursday until services. Horace W. Schantz.

STEIGERWALT Mrs. MaryJ. (Weiss), 81, of 458 S. 3rd Lehighton, May 20, 1981, in Allentown; widowof Leonard D. Steigerwalt.

Services 10.30 a.m. Saturday, Lamont H. Zimmerman Funeral Home, 215 S. 3rd Lehighton. Interment, Lehighton Cemetery.

Call 9:30 a m. Saturday until services. Lamont H. Zimmerman. Hp, TEMOS Richard rasu 56 years 10 months 4 I i days, of 5498 Nor-Bath Northampton, May 20, 1981, in Richlandtown; husband ot Margaret G.

(Hagenbuch) Temos. Services II a.m. Friday, John H. Brubaker Funeral Home, successor to Thomas A. Burkholder, 3rd and Walnut streets, Cetasauqua.

Interment, Arlington Memorial Park, Whitehall. Call pm. Thursday. John H. Brubaker.

VIGLIETTA Joseph 70 Sears 1 month 29 days, of 1716 lighland Allentown, May 18, 1981; husband of Anne M. (Pavloski) Viglietta. Services 9 30 a m. Thursday, Weir Funeral Home, 1802 Turner Allentown; Mass of Christian Burial 10 a Cathedral of St. Catharine of Siena, Allentown.

Interment, Resurrection Cemetery, Wescosville. Call 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Robert C. Weir.

WEBB William 70, of 6210 Lawnton Philadelphia, formerly of Allentown, May 16, 1981; husband of Mary L. (Bowden) Webb. Services 11 a m. Thursday, St. Asaph's Episcopal Church, Bala-Cynwyd.

Interment, West Laurel Hill, Bala-Cynwyd. No calling hours. Memorial contributions may be made to Manayunk Art Center, 419 Green Lane. Philadelphia 19128. Turner and Son Funeral Home, 6028 Ridge Philadelphia.

WILHELM Mrs Oemence (Dion), 73, ot 2525 Main Bethlehem, May 19. 1981, in Fountain Hill; widow of P. Harlan Wilhelm. Services 11 a Friday, Snyder-Hinkie Funeral Home, 527 Center Bethlehem. Interment, Nisky Hill Cemetery, Bethlehem.

No galling hours. Snyder-Hinkie. A UTTIE Vim PIM6 AND A HAVfcYA. UPTEN PDLLAKS CITY OF ALLENTOWN The City is soliciting bids for SLUDGE REMOVAL until June 2, 1981. Forms are available at the Purchasing Office, 234, 435 Hamilton Allentown, PA 18101 R.C.

MURRAY May 19, 21 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The Board of Education, of the Jim Thorpe Area School District, will be receiving bids for the Replacement of the Field House Roof at the Jim Thorpe Area High School, 11th Center Streets, Jim Thorpe, Pa. Bids will be accepted at the Secretary's Office, located at 1105 Center Street, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229, up until 4:00 P.M. June 8, 1981. All timely received bids will be publicly opened and read aloud during the course of the regular meeting of the Board of Education on June 8, 1981 P.M. in the Library of the Jim Thorpe Area Senior High School.

Each bid must be accompanied by a proposal security in the amount of 10 of the bid price in the form of a Certified Check, Bank Cashier's Check, Trust Company Treasurer Check or a Bid Bond with satisfactory corporate surety authorized to do business in the Stateof Pennsylvania, naming as payee or obligee, as applicable, the Jim Thorpe Area School District. The Board of Education, of the Jim Thorpe Area School District reserves the right to reject any or all bids or parts thereof or items therein and to waive any defects or irregularities in the quotation. Specifications may be obtained from the Secretary's Office, Jim Thorpe Area School District, 1 105 Center Street, Jim Thorpe, Pa. 18229 WILLIAM E. McELMOYLE Business Manager Board Secretary May 15, 21, 28 NOTICE TO BIDDERS The County of Lehigh will receive sealed proposals until four o'clock, Wednesday, June 3, 1981 for furnishing and delivering CAUSTIC SODA for the Lehigh County Pretreatment Plant, County of Lehigh.

Bidding documents and Specifications are available and may be obtained at the office of the Director of Purchasing, Lehigh County Courthouse, Room 601, 455 Hamilton Street, Allentown. PA 18105. The Lehigh County Executive reserves the right to reject any or all bids, as well as the right to waive all informalities in awarding a contract in the best interests of the County of Le- LEHIGH COUNTY EXEC. By DALE DAUBERT Director of Purchasing May 19, 2J a li i months 7 days, of 214 S. Front Coplay, May 20, 1981, in Allentown; husband of Alice I.

(Koch) Kosman. Services 11 a.m. Saturday, St. John's Lutheran Church, Coplay. Interment, Cedar Hill Memorial Park, Allentown.

No calling hours. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, Lehigh County Unit, 43 N. 10th Allentown. Robert A. Hauke.

LIBERDA Mrs. Margaret Buynak 70 years 2 months 22 days, of 332 Lexington Allentown, May 17, 1981; widow of John Liberda Services and interment at convenience of family. No calling hours. Kohut, MARQUES Avelino of Lehighton 5, May 18, 1981; husband of Pearl (Strohm) Marques. Services at conveniences family, Franklin Heights Memorial Park, Franklin Township.

No calling hours. Richard M. Miller. MENGEL Kenneth J. Sr, 39 years 2 months 29 days, of 28 E.

Cumberland Allentown, May 18, 1981; husband of Patricia A. (Brady) Mengel. Services II a m. Thursday, Werley-Knopp Funeral Home, Inc 46 E. Susquehanna Allentown.

Interment, Cedar Hill Memorial Park, Allentown. Call 10 a m. Thursday until services. Memorial contributions may be made to St Mark's Lutheran Church, Bradford and Juniata streets, Allentown. Werley-Knopp.

MEYER -Mrs. Mildred W. (Williams), 78 years 7 months 5 days, of Liberty NursinoCenter, Allentown, May 18, 1981; widow of Adolph 0. Meyer Services 1-30 m. Friday, S.

Burkholder Funeral Home, 16th and Hamilton streets, Allentown. Interment, North-wood Cemetery, Emmaus. Call 12 30p Friday until services. S. Burkholder.

MILLER Mrs. Florence M. (Reinert), 76 years 8 months 14 days, of 1234 Reynolds Road, Lakeland, formerly ot 120 W. Main Wescosville, May 16, 1981; wife of J. Kenneth Miller.

Services 1:30 p.m. Friday, Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Highland Allentown Interment, Grandview Cemetery, Allentown. Call 12.30 m. Friday until services. Trexler.

PRITCHARD Donald F. 29 years 9 months 16 days, of 129'4 N. Poplar St Allentown, May 18, 1981, in Washington, husband of Cathy (Reichel) Pritchard. Services 10 30 a m. Friday, Kulik Funeral Home, 426 Hanover Ave Allentown Interment, Greenwood Cemetery, Allentown.

Call 10 a Friday until services. Kulik. DAMBOLDT Mrs. Elizabeth J. (Gaukler), 75 years 5 months 22 days, of 27-3 Green-acre, Breinigsville, May 20, 1981, in Allentown; widow of Charles T.

Damboldt. Services 10 a.m. Saturday, Richard A. Heintzelman Funeral Home, 54 Summit Road, Schnecksville. Interment, Rowhill Union Church Cemetery, New Tripoli R.2.

Call 9 a.m. Saturday until services. Richard A. Heintzelman. DAVID Mrs.

Olga A (Burian), 79 years 7 months 27 days, of Allentown, formerly of 929 S. Poplar Allentown, May 19, 1981; widow of Harold C. David. Services 10 a.m. Friday, J.S.

Burkholder Funeral Home, 16th and Hamiiton streets, Allentown. Interment, St. Mark's Cemetery, Allentown. Call-7-8 30 p.m. Thursday.

J.S. Burkholder. DEBUS Carl 55 years 3 months 17 days, i of Zlonsville R.2, May 19, 1981, in Salisbury Township; husband of Jean (Moyer) Debus. Services 10 a.m. Friday, Horace W.

Schantz Funeral Home, 3rd and Main streets, Emmaus. Interment, Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Coo-persburg 2. Call p.m. Thursday. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Chestnut Hill Lutheran Church Memorial Fund, Coopersburg R.2.

Horace W. Schantz. DIEHL Eugene H. 56 years lflmonths li 11 days, of 830 Tilghman Coopersburg, May 19 1981, in Salisbury Township; husband of Martha (Gerloff) Diehl. Services 11 a m.

Friday, William R. Nor-cross Funeral Home, Main and Oxford streets, Coopersburg ln-termem, Blue Church Cemetery, Coopersburg R.2. Call 10 a m. Friday until services. William R.

Norcross. DORNBLASER Thomas 70 years 7 months 12 days, of 842 N. 6th Allentown, May 19, 1981; husband of Acquila Ida (Diehl) Dornblaser. Services 10 30 a m. Saturday, Stephens Funeral Home, 1335-37 Linden St Allentown.

Interment, St John's Church Cemetery, Whitehall. Call 9 30 a m. Saturday until services. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Michael's Lutheran Church Memorial Fund, 9th and Turner streets, Allentown 18102.

Stephens. LUCK L. Chester. 75, of 208 Durham Hellertown, May 18, 1981, in Bethlehem; husband of Anna M. Reiss) Fluck.

Services 11 am Thursday, Clarence Templeton Funeral Home, 326 Main Hellertown. Interment, Springtown Cemetery, Springfield Township Call 7-8 30 pm Wednesday. Clarence W. Templeton. AMBROSE Mrs.

Hilda G. (Remaley) Werst, 69, of 2327 West Bethlehem, May 20, llr in Fountain Hill; wife of Harold J. Ambrose and widow of Chester E. Werst. Services 9 a.m.

Saturday, Wallace M. Long Funeral Home, 500 Linden Bethlehem; Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 a.m.. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Santee Road, Bethlehem. Interment, Holy Saviour Cemetery, Bethlehem. Call 7-9 p.m.

Friday. Wallace M. Long. BARTHOLOMEW Raymond 53 years 1 month 21 days, of Pennsburg R.l, May 18, 1991, Warminster, Bucks County; husband of Marie C. (Beckett) Bartholomew.

Services 2 p.m. Thursday, Mann Funeral Home, 272 Washington East Greenville. Interment, St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, Red Hill. Call 1 p.m.

Thursday until services. Mann. BOISITZ John 69 years 9 months 29 days, of Oretield 2, May 19, 1981, in Salisbury Township; husband of Stella (Kropf) Boislti. Services 9:30 a.m. Friday, Gilbert F.

Keller and Sons Funeral Home, 20 N. Church Fqgelsviile; Mass of Christian Burial 10 a St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Oretield. Interment, the Gates of Heaven Cemetery, Hawthorne, V. Call 2-4and 7-9 p.m.

Thursday. Gilbert F. Keller and Sons. BOYKAS Michael 63 years months 5 days, of 444 Ridge Allentown, May 20, 1981, son of the late Michael Sr. and Mary (Michrina) Boykas.

Services 8 30 a.m. Saturday, Weber Funeral Homes, 502 Ridge Ave Allentown; Divine Liturgy 9 a Protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary Orthodox Greek Catholic Church, Allentown. Interment, Laurel Cemetery, Whitehall. Call 7-9 p.m. Friday.

Parastas 7:30 p.m. Friday. Weber. BRENNAN Anne of 522 N. Mine Haileton, formerly of Allentown, May 20, 1981; daughter of the late Francis and Anne (Boyle) Brennan.

Services 10:30 a m. Saturday, Conahan Funeral Home, 532 N. Vine Hazieton; Mass of Christian Burial 11 a St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, Hai-teton. Interment, Calvary Cemetery, Drums.

Call 7-9 p.m. Friday Conahan. CAMPAIN Phillip Of 7502 Burgandy Orive, Fallston, formerly of Allentown, May 17, 1981; son of Robert D. and Ruth E. (Nance) Campein.

Services 2 p.m. Thursday, Howard Mc-Comas III Funeral Home, Cokesbury and Philadelphia roads, Abingdon, Md Interment at convenience of family. Call 7-9 m. Wednesday. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Calvary Baptist Church, 4601 Tilghman Allentown.

Howard McComas III, Box 137, Cokesbury Road, Abingdon. I Rose Phillipsburg, May 19, 1981, in Salisbury Township; son of the late T. Francis Sr. and Anna E. (Roarty) Ford.

Services 8:15 a.m. Friday, Finegan Funeral Home, Phillipsburg; Mass of Christian Burial 1 a.m., Ss. Philip and James Catholic Church, Phillipsburg. Interment, parish cemetery. Call 7-9 p.m.

Thursday Finegan Funeral Home. HASLAM -Mrs Esther W. Westfall), 82 years 9 months 28 days, of 309 Smith Palmerton, May 19, 1981; widow of George S. Haslam. Services noon Friday, St.

John's Episcopal Church, Palmerton. Interment, Palmyra Cemetery, Palmyra, Y. No calling hours. Memorial contributions may be made to the church, Box 152, Palmerton 18071, or Palmerton Hospital Building Fund, 135 Lafayette Palmerton 18071. Charles H.

Campton. HESS Harold 72 is-, years 1 month 19 days, of 223'i fl. 2nd Allentown, May 10, 1981, in Danieisville; son of the late Raymond and Myrtle (Becker) Hess. Services 2:30 m. Thursday, Weber Funeral Homes, 502 Ridge Allentown.

Interment, Highland Memorial Park, Allentown. Call 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Weber. HUMMEL Chastity years 9 days, of Coplay 2.

May 19, 1981; in Philadelphia, daughter of James and Bonnie L. (O'Brien) Hummel. Services 11 a m. Friday, Schisler Funeral Home, 2119 Washington Northampton. Interment, Fair-view Cemetery, Northampton.

Call m. Thursday. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Christopher's Hospital Cystic Fibrosis Program, c'o the Schisler Funeral Home. Schisler.

JONES Mrs. Madeline M. (Britton), 62 years 7 months 15 days, of 713 Front St rear, Cata-sauqua, May 19, 1981; widow of Earl F. Jones. Services II m.

Friday, Clinton R. Diefenderfer Funeral Home, successor to Harvey Saylor, 1064 Fifth North Catasauque Interment, Cedar Hill Memorial Park, Allentown. Call 10 a m. Friday until services. Diefenderfer.

KINCAID Harvey 81 years 6 months 26 days, of 1019 5 4th Allentown, May 19, 1981, in Fountain Hill; husband of Mary (Englert) Kinceid Services I p.m. Friday, Sell, Funeral Home, 1)45 Lehigh Allentown. Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park, Allentown. Call noon Friday until services. Heber C.

Sell. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals for Boiler Conversion Work at Tamaqua Area Junior High School, High Street, Tamaqua, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, are to be received by the Tamaqua Area School District at the Senior High School, Room 103, Stadium Hill, Tamaqua, until 8 00 prevailing fime, on Thursday, June II, 1981, at which place all proposals so received will be publicly opened and read immediately after 8 00 P.M., prevailing time. Architect: Williams, Shields, Snyder Goas, 904 North Second Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17102, Phone: (717) 233-4556. Bidding Documents will be available from the Architect by prime bidding contractors only, upon deposit of S2S per set. No more than two (2) sets will be issued to any one prime bidder.

Deposits will be refundable only upon submission of a bona-fide bid and return of the Documents in good, undefaced condition Only prime bidders will be issued bid documents with refundable deposit. All others may purchase drawings at $3 00 per sheet and specifications at S2 00 per Section or 25 00 per volume, non-refundable. Requests must state specific drawing numbers end specification sections; otherwise order will not be honored Documents are available for examination at the Architect's Office, Harrisburg Builders Exchange, SCAN of Dodge Corporation, and NEPCA. Proposal shall be submitted to the Owner as identified be tow and shall be mailed or delivered to Owner to be received not later than time as stated above All proposals shall be irrevocable for forty-five (45) days after bid opening date unless delayed due to required approvals of another governmental agency, sale of bonds, or the award of a grant or grants in which case, bids shall be irrevocable for one hundred twenty 1 20) days in compliance with Act 317 of 1978 approved November 26, 1978 and shall be accompanied by 10 bid guaranty, payable to me Owner, This protect is sutxect to the provisions of th Pennsylvania Human Relations Act, the Act of October 27, 1955, L. 744.

This proiect is subject to the requirements of th Department of Energy for Federally Assisted Construction Contract Regarding Labor Standards, Equal Employment Opportunity and Federal Wage Rates. The Owner reserves the right to reiect any or all bids and to waive, at his discretion, any or all irregularities, mistakes, omissions or informalities relative thereto. TAMAQUA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Owner May 21, 2S, June 4 7.