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THE DAILY HERALD MONDAY, NOVEMBEB SO, 1970 PAGE 8 In Monongahela Obituary Hospital Notes AHA Group New Health Proposes Program Jrmcs Chenger, Navel Yctorcn, Dies At 26 lOintca Arrives James J. Chenger. 25, of 525 Unnnnoahrfa Pa dd suddenly on Nov. 29. 1970, at the Leech Farms Veterans iy Moftorboaft Charlene Blvstooe of Monessen.

Mike Albert of Donora jj Donora. Matilda Zubcic of Donora. David Sink of Donora. Roy Peters of Monongahela. Ida Mae Day of Monongahela.

Sistma Guzzo of Monongahela. Frank Nahar of Monongahela. Ant Accidents Migriel Valentine, age If, of Box 27 Taylor Run Road Monongahela, treated and released. Hospital I Koscoe. He was born in Brownsville.

she on March 1944, the son)" Iat Davld "n1 of Joseph R. and Mary 5Jax'on: vvVkvvvJ 5 HOSDltalitV 'Memorial J4o.spilai Staffed bV I UiUULW a- ft Auxiliary meets third Friday of January, April and September. Monongahela Memorial Births The son of Mr. and Mrs.j Chenger of Monongahela. -v Monongahela community most nc nau icium in wit of his life, Jean Valentine, age 19, of Box'of tte transfiguration p.cher husband, John Trettel in.

27 Taylor Run Road, church of Monongahela, and Monongahela, treated in the U.S. Navy released survivor in addition tn hiJof lo. a daughter, James Garbart of 1609 Culb Road was 'iCountry Culb Road, was treat- CHICAGO (UPI) A new health plan which would elimi- nate Medicare and Medicaid has been proposed by a spe cial committee of the Amen can Hospital Association. made at a news conference earlier this week the AHA headquarters, was recommenaea oy tne com mittee to revamp health serv ices in the United States and finance them by a specific tax collected through social security. Ont of the committee mem bers is John F.

Horty, president of Aspen Systems Pittsburgh and former director of the University of Pittsburgh Health Law Center. AHA represents 7,000 public and private hospital across the country. Ameriplan would require federal legislation and financing, said Fart Perloff, a hospital trustee from Philadelphia who heads the committee. It would group physicians, hospitals, nursing homes and other health services into self-governing "health care corporations" operating under the supervision of state health commissions, to be set up by each state legislature, Perloff said. Individuals could register with the health care corporation of their choice in their area, Perloff said, or be as- signed to one by their state parents, include two brothers, Ray of Bethlehem, and Francis of Killeen, three sisters: fhpnopr frf Miami ShS Moon Md Mr Nicno, Mjlawskj aso njeces and ne VMs wju recejved tne L.M.

Frye Funeral Home 4 2 7 West Main Monongarcia, after 7 p.m Monday, Nov. 30. on ANDREW KANDRICK Sr. Andrew Kandrick Sr. of 501 Ralpn Buffai age 2n, 0f 1242 and released.

Ann Tesoline, age 43, of 334 ir uneuid iuuiicaotrn, aunuuxu Saturday, 28, 1970, at 9 05 nv Ann Tesoline, age 43 of 334! jOnedia Monessen admitted jSaturday, 28, 1970, at Elizabeth Petticord, age 40, of j913 Warren f- Monongahela, at 3:55 p.m. Emergency Room Friday, Nov.27, 1976 Twenty-seven persons were treated and nine were admitted. Saturday, Nov. 28, 1978 Twenty-five persons treated and three were ad- mitted. Sunday, Nov.

29, 197 Twenty-eight persons were treated and eleven were ad mitted. (Continued on Page twelve) (Column Two) EstellG SwClde jUlCSi KGTiree Of U.S. Govt. Estelle McKen.ie Swade of Kings Row Dayton, iOhio. died earlv'lhis mornine jn Glen Haw Convalescent on epi.

me home Nw. daughter of the late Charles and Monongahela, Friday, 27, 1970, at 8:25 a.m. nf Mr and Mrs. me sun Frank Rhome of 89 Th.nl Monongahe Saturday, Nov. 28, at 11:45 a.m.

Admissions John Russin of 85 Williams Brownsville. James Simpson or hv Finleyville. Shelby Divins, 8-month-old son of Mr. Francis Divins of 502 Will Lane, Pittsburgh. Robert Smalley of RD, Coal Center.

Joseph Edwards of Box 273, Denbo. Patrician Millingan of Box 24, New Eagle. r-Jerry Horvath of 210 Piersol Bentleyville. Mildred Petre of RD 1, Venetia. Anne Tesoline of 334 Oneida Rt Mnnpsspn.

Toni Lynn Massey of 509 Shaffer Elizabeth. Harry Ackerman of 79 Kenric Donora. Kevin Caramela of 153 '-J-todisette Doi ra. Matilda McGlade of 723 McKean Donora. Mary Gonalez of 907 McKean i I 28, at 7 p.m.

He was 86 years Mr. Kandrick was a retired emnlovp nf Rnrkwpll Fnnnrtrv health commission if they or a hearing at a later lie was a memoer ot noiy she had been a long time Name Roman Catholic Church' resident 0f the Roscoe com-of Monessen. 'munity Surviving him are six survjvors include her children: Mrs. Andrew (Ann) Tnhn Raiipv at home: KATHRYN R. TRETTKL Kathryn B.

Trettel, 78, of 4338 died Hollday Hospital Ml Or- on Sunda'. Nw- M. in me lamornia ana cnaneroi communities prior to moving to Florida fifteen years ago. She was preceded in death by Robert of Charleroi, and Leo (Mrs. William Henderson of Roscoe; seven grandchildren; and two great grandchildren.

Friends will be received at the Francis C. Slezak Funeral Home, Third and Fallowfield Charleroi, after 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec 1, and from 2-5 and from 7-10 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 2.

MRS. MARY BAILEY Mrs. Mary Bailey, 73, of 106 Furlong Roscoe, died suddenly on Saturday, Nov. 1970, at 9 p.m. She was born in Austria Marv Sokow Mateleska.

Mrs. Bailey was a member nf the Holv Ghost Bvzantine 1.. i 01 uianeiui. three daughters: Mrs. frank (Mary) Scrip, Mrs.

Frank (Ann) Hazuka, and Mrs. Angelo (Betty) Reale all of Roscoe; two sons, Charles of Roscoe, and Robert of Elco; and eight grandchildren. Friends will be received at Tuesday, Dec. 1, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. MRS.

MARY T. TURN BALL Mrs. Marv T. TurnbaU, hz, of 1155 Sycamore Steubenville, Ohio, died in the Ohio Valley Hospital in Nov. 29, 1970, at 10:05 a.m.

She was born in Lonaoning, Md on Feb. 25. 1888, the daughter of the late Joseph and Margaret Boyd Todd. Mrs. Turnball was a member of the First Baptist Church of the White Shrine Amarth of Donora( the Eastern star No.

108, the Rebecca's of Monongahela, and uames OI Jidii Charleroi. her husband, on Nov. 11, 1938 Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Felix (Christine) Henrion of Steubenville, Ohio, two sons, Kinsman T. of Hopedale, Ohio, tl TT U'iflrhavon" five sisters: Mrs.

Margarei tiTvrinAj Mr vpllie Stonns. and a vptsvuf ri Mrs. Susan Dawson an ot Lonaoning Mrs. Frances Dayton of Western Post, and Mrs. Adeline Leving of Irwin.

Friends will be received at Salat of La Habre Hights, California, Mrs. John (Elizabeth) Yadlosky of Monessen, Mrs. John (Elsie) Melenchen of Charleroi, Irene, Andrew Jr. and Victor at home; seven grandchildren, and one brother in Europe. Friends are being received Rutn Eckert Kunerai Home, the John L.

Kravets Funeral: moo v.irinnc Ropop. on Donora. iHome in Dayton, at the age matilda McGlade of -McKean Donora. Mrs Swade was formerlv ofiMonpssen. Elizabeth Petticord of 913M0nessen and Washington, D.

Home, 100 Schoonmaker ELIZABETH PETERS BLACKLEDGE Elizabeth Peters Blackledge, 88, of Library Road, Library, died at her home following a lingering illness on Sunday, Nov. 29, 1970, at 8 a.m. Born in Lanchanshire, England, on Sept. 5, 1882, she had resided in the Library community for the past 40 years. rrTr rl member of the Baptist Church of Library.

hT'V hushand Henrv Black edse. at fi t.I Resting his reindeer for their annual Christmas Eve ex- cursion. Santa Claus arrived in Monongahela by boat Saturday amid the thunderous applause of bystanders who lined City streets in some places, two and three deep anxiously awaiting a glimpse of the "Jolly old gentleman." Santa's arrival at 1 p.m. heralded the start of a parade which featured gaily-bedecked marching units and colorful Yuletide floats made especially for the occasion. Best appearing float, ac cording to Parade Chairman Wayne Price, was that of the Monongahela Fine Arts Club, whose theme was "Babes In Traffic Deaths In State Down 10 Per Cent HARRISBURG (UPI) The state Transportation Department Monday reported a 10 per cent decline in traffic deaths.

The department said statistics for the first 10 months of this year showed there were 1,813 highway deaths through last October, compared to 014 through the same 1969 per- iod Traffic accidents involving fatalities were down 9.5 cent and pedestrian deaths down 3.5 per cent. The preliminary count for October was 202 compared to a final figure for last October of 238. Reductions in the various categories were described as "most welcome" by Edward A. Hitchin, the department's dep-' uty secretary, for safety admin istration. But he warned the gains could be "eliminated before the end of the year.

"We are now in the most hazardous season of the year," he said, "earlier hours of darkness and adverse weather conditions can quickly offset the improvement in Pennsylvania's traffic safety record. It before, to respect traffic regulations and drive defensively, and to avoid any tendency to drive David D. Hoka David Hokaj Receives AF Scholarship Cadet David D. Hokaj, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ignatius P. Hokaj of 510 First Donora, is the recipient of a two-year U. S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Coips college scholarship. Cadet Hokaj receives full tuition and fees, an annual text book allowahce and a non taxable, monthly subsistence allowance of $50.

He submitted application for the award while enrolled in the AFROTC four-year training program at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, where he is a junior student majoring in history. One, two and three year scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis to AFFOTC enrollecs. Each spring, under another AFROTC program, 500 male high school senior applicants who have been accepted at a college hosting. AFROTC are awarded four-year, full-tuition on various academic, officer qualifying and medical smdl I toward financing treatment for what are termed the "near poor" those who qualify for partial support of health costs. r.i rciiuii saiu uiai vmx me plan was implemented, it would eliminate the need or Medi care and Medicaid.

Perloff, chairman of the board at Albert Eistein Medical Center and Philadelphia Gereral Hospital, said the plan will be considered at a special meeting of the American Hospital Association Dec. 1-2. It also has been distributed to the association's 139-member house of delegates, which is sched uled to meet Jan. 25-27 in Washington, D.C., he said. Donora Police Arrest Three Three area youths were arrested by Donora Police at 10:21 p.m.

last night at Fifth Street and McKean Avenue for fighting. Police said that Barry Campa, 17, of 404 First Donora, Michael Johnson, 17, of RD 1 Monongahela, and Richard Minni, 18, of 133 Highland Terrace, Donora, were charged with disorderly con duct. The vouths were released in custodv of their Darents and will BRITISH SALARIES LONDON (UPI) The Employment Ministry said today nearly 300,000 British men earn less than $36 a week and 600,000 women make less than $24 a week on their jobs. The largest group of British workers 4.8 million earn between and $72 a week, the report said. Notices KANDRICK Andrew Kandrick 506 Forrest Street, Monessen, at home Saturday, Nov.

28, 1970, at 7 p.m. Friends received at John L. Kravets Funeral Home, 100 Schoonmaker Monessen. Blessing service there Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 9:30 a.m.

with additional services at 10 a in Holy Name R.C. Church, Monessen, Rev. Matthew Yanosek officiating. Interment Holy Name Cemetery. (K 11-30) SWADE Mrs.

Estelle McKenzie Swade, 62, of 706 Kings Row Dayton, Ohio, in Glen Haven Convalescent Home, Dayton. Monday, Nov. 30, 1970, 4:30 a.m. Friends received at the John L. Kravets Funeral Home, 100 Schoonmaker Monessen, after 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Dec. 1. Blessing services there Wednesday, Dec. 2, 9:30 a.m., with additional services at 10 a.m. in St.

Leonard's 41 III a It VyOLIIUllV vliui V.II, Monessen, the Rev Regis Hickey, pastor, officiating. Interment in Monongahela Cemetery, Monongahela. (K 11-30, 12-1) TRETTEL Kathryn B. Trettel, 76, of 4338 Baubert Orlando, died in the Holiday Hospital in Orlando, Fla, on Sunday, Nov. 29, J970, at 12:15 p.m.

Friends will be received at the Francis C. Slezak Funeral Home, Third and Fallowfield Charleroi, after 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 1, and from 2-5 and from 7-10 p.m on Wednesday, Dec. 2.

Requiem Mass will be conducted on Thursday, Dec. 3, at 10 a.m. at the St. Jerome RC Church of Charleroi, with Msgr. William Maher, pastor, officiating.

Interment in Calvary Cemetery'. Charleroi. TURNBALL Mrs. Mary T. Turnball.

82, of 1155 Sycamore Steubenville, Ohio, died in Ohio Valley Hospital, Steubenville, Ohio, on Sunday, Nov. 29, 1970, at 10:05 a.m. Friends will be received at the McClave Funeral Home, Steubenville until 2 p.m. Mon Second Monongahela, on Tuesday, Dec. 1, from 2-4 and from 7-10 p.m.

Services will be conducted at the funeral home Chapel on Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Donald Dilley, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Monongahela, 0 i a 1 1 ng. Interment in Monongahela Cemetery.

(UiY 11-30, 1M) iToyland." The Catholic Youth i Organization's entry of Christmas Around the World" was adjudged second best am floats, while th "Christmas Message" of Grace Lutheran Church finished third in that category. "All of the other floats were excellent and will receive consideration," Price announced today. Among walking entries, Girl Scout Troop 4044's version of "Christmas Bells" finished first, and the "Night Before Christ mas" of Brownie Troop 4044 was second. All told, more than 20 unit participated in the parade sponsored by the Retail Division of the Monongahela Area Chamber of Commerce. Leading off the parade waa the Monongahela Division of the Ringgold High School Marching Band.

Featured, also, was the Royal Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps of Finleyville. Santa will greet children from now until Christmas Eve at his "house" located In the Pitts burgh National Bank Plaza. His arrival in town is part of the 'community's annual Christmas Promotion. The renewed and augmented community Christmas lighting displsy was first brought into community Christmas lighting display was first brought into use on Thanksgiving Eve. Monongahela Police Check Four Incidents The City of Monongahela remained relatively quiet over four-day Thanksgibing holiday period although police investigated four minor in cidents.

Thanksgiving Day was free of accidents, but on Friday at 1:50 a.m. a 1952 sedan was totaled when the driver lost control while traveling inbound on Dry Run Road (Route 136 striking a tree. The car driven by Charles R. Martin III, 19, of RD 2 Finleyville, is.ovwied by John W. Gamble, 40, of 109 Apt.

Folly Beach, Charles County. South Carolina Ted Marchikc, 17, of RD 2 Circle Drive, Finleyville was a passenger in the vehicle. There were no injuries police said. At 4:48 p.m. Friday, police recovered a stolen car.

and apprehended a suspect while the car was parked in front of the Key Auto Supply store on West Main Street. Police said the 1960 sedan, registration number 31P589, is owned by Thomas Brady of Fredericktown, Pa. It was stolen in Brownsville on October of this year. The suspect's name was witheld until a hearing, yet to be set, is held in the office of Magistrate Clyde Tempest. Ted Popovich of Parkinson Street, Monongaehla reported at 11:15 p.m.

Friday, his 35 Remington Pump Action rifle including a six-powered scope and two boxes nf ammunition were stolen from his home while he went down town. Popovich told police he left the door of his home open and was gone only about one-half hour, Saturday, at 12:36 a.m., John Hallam of Houston Run, RD 1, Finleyville, was apprehended after a hit-and-run accident on Second Street in front of Vin-nie's Restaruant. The suspect's car struck a parked car, no owner listed by police. Hallam posted a $10(1 forfeit for a hearing befora Magistrate Clyde Tempest. Shapp (Continued from Page One) fered recommendations to Shapp for solving the state'! economic problems.

Dorin was an English teacher before joining Shapp in 1962 to work on civic projects. WM Jn Greene? worked with Shapp May is Kent State (Ohio) May is a university graduate and worked for newspapers in Ohio and New Jersey before joining the Associated Press in Hams burg in 1965. He Joined Shapp staff as public information director last April, t.nnmP' iniir nununiMrs i.i imm Usko of Elizabeth, Violet hpr dcafh was Lawarence mononsdiiei-. Lena Bartolini of 101 Second Monongahela. Frank Eckels of 500 Railroad Monongahela.

Garbin Metcalfe of RD 1, Monongahela. Lila Barker of 1012 Lincoln Monongahela. Helen Bosdosh of RD 2, Box 5.19, Monongahela. Robert Merolillo of RD 1, Monongahela. Wanda Douthitt of 3 11 wan-en Monongahela.

Blanche Baker of 809 Kennedy Monongahela. Potior nf 714 Grant! Monongahela. Hubert Blanker of RD 1, llonongahela. Margaret Cilensek of 115 Crest View Manor, Monongahe Toni Coleman nf RD 2, I'inleyville. Donald Franks, age 2, the son Mr.

Gerald Franks of Third New Eagle. Carol Taylor of Sixth ftew Eagle. senwen hi do mi, new Tra(ri IJOrorny MIUCneK OI win Aiw Monongahela. fin Third Ave Monongahela. Marie Zanlrdelli of 512 East r- ii u.l.

Railroad Monongahela. I I having lived Dayton only juk, she had been employed in the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., in the Adjutant General's office until her retirement July 31, 1970. Mrs. Swade was bom Sept. 28, 1908, in Monessen.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul Swade, on April 13, 1953, and by her father, Jerry McKenzie, on March 7, 1969. she leaves two brothers, james McKenzie of Donora and iHenry McKenzie of Dayton. sj. -j at i ircuun win ic itvvivu the John L. Kravets Funeral jHome, 100 Schoonmaker jM on ess en, after 2 p.m.

tomorrow. Lutherans' First Woman Pastor In Communion PITTSBURGH (UPf)-ln the vestibule of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in a modest residential section, the young residential section, the young -Linicw haH hna a Wo han. Jner of the comic strip dog, i The banner pictured Snoopy Us dancing happily and urging in tn ino first woman pastor in the Luth- where she returned Sunday to not register xnemseives. He said they could transfer from one corporation to another if they moved, or gave cause for the transfer. Perloff said patients no longer would pay directly for their health services, but would pay the health care corporation for doctors fees and other costs.

He said Ameriplan would provide federal funds to finance all health care for the poor and also would make contributions Funeral BAILEY Mrs. Marv 73, of 106 Furlong Roscoe, died suddenly on Saturday, Nov. 28, 1970, at 9 p.m. Friends will be received at the Ruth Eckert Funeral Home, 1008 Furlong Roscoe, on Tuesday, Dec. 1, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Rosary will be recited there on Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 7:15. Parastas service will be held there on Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 8 p.m. Prayer service will be conducted at the funeral home on Wednesday, Dec.

2, at 9 '30 a.m. followed by Requiem Mass at 10 a.m. at the Holy Ghost Byzantine Church of Charleroi, with the Rev. Andrew Chura, as celebrant. Interment in Mt.

Calvary Cemetery, RD 1, Coal Center. BLACKLEDGE Elizabeth Peters Blackledge, 88, of Library Road, Library, died at her home on Sunday, Nov. 29, 1970, at 8 a.m. Friends will be received at the Eugene Ocepek Funeral Home in Library, on Monday, Nov. 30.

Services will be conducted at the funeral home on Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. William Pall- bach, pastor of the Baptist Church of Library, officiating. Interment in Oak Springs Cemetery Canonsburg.

CHENGER James J. Chenger, 26, of 225 Gregg Monongahela, died suddenly on Nov. 29, 1970, at the Leech Farm Veterans Hospital. Friends will be received at the L.M. Frye Funeral Home, 427 West Main Monongahela, after 7 p.m.

on Monday, Nov. 30. Services will be conducted at 9:30 a.m. at the Transfiguration RC Church of Monongahela, with the Rev. Paul P.

Leger, pastor, officiating. Interment in St. Lukes Cemetery, Ellsworth. (F 11-30, 12-1) CONER Elizabeth Coner. Buffalo, N.Y., there on Monday, Nov.

23, 1970. Friends received after 10 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. 1, at Percy Law Funeral Home, 1324 Meldon Donora. Services there at 2 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 1, in charge of Elder Jay Kirby of Glorious Church of God in Christ, Ella Hollow.

Interment i Roundhill Cemetery, Eliza beth. (P 11-30) The custom of wearing a black hand on the sleeve as a token nf mourning originated in England, the McClave Funeral Home, MK l'; Thichler of Bethel Park, and Mrs. Verno (Donna) Kelly of Cleveland; and two sons; Richard Blackledge at home, and Gilbert Blackledge OI i Monongahela. Friends will be rece.ved the Eugene Ocepek Funeral Home in Library on Monday, Nov. 30.

tnuM iw irrriF jhhn M.uni-r, Funeral services were con Satnrriav at 2 hv 1 Satuay 5,1 .11 uuy. In i ijjj" BeTS i in Welch Liule He was a metal He leaves his wife, the former Virginia C. Haney, a son, of Leetonia; three 'sisters, Mrs. Agnes Leezer and Mrs. Primrose Dunham of 1 Susan Collaretti of RD 2, Church brought to Pa Jan 5 1909- a son 519, Monongahela.

jhome church and congregation, jnf tne R'obert ad Margaret celebrate her first holy comun- finisner for Mullins Manufac-ion- jturing Co. and had lived in The Rev. Miss Elizabeth Platz, jLeetonia, Ohio 40 years. Rachael Widmer of 405 West Main Monongahela. Discharged Cora Marinez of Brownsville.

Mildred Psak of Charleroi. Reno Cheti of Dunlevy. Olivida Fernandez of Donora. Irene Leyda of Monongahela. Leno Pergola of Monongahela Mae Crumerine of tleyville.

Ben 0 nongahela, and Mrs.js., of RD 2, Eighty Four, Elizabeth Kotcella of Charleroi; Mrs. William Milliken and she delivered her sermon. daughter of Charleroi. "Snoopy is telling us it's great Ann Luskay of Monessen. jto be alive," she said.

Mrs. Mario Makar. and! "A Christian is the salt of brothers, William of; ANDREW DOLANCH, 61, of SF 1 1 and Hirem Eighty Four, died Charleroi and two grand-, Thursday, Nov. 26, 1970, in children. Mercy "Hospital, Pittsburgh, Steubenville until 2 p.m Monday, Nov.

30, and Tuesday Dec. 1. from and rom ni ar inp rjPUOUl anu ivnit Monongahela, Pa. Other Deaths JOSEPH C. KIMBERLAND, OF RD 1, Canonsburg, died at 14 a.m.

Saturday, Nov. 28, 1970, in Washington Hospital of an apparent heart ailment following a two-day illness. survivors include a son, Charles after an illness of two years. Survivors include nis wne, Jennie Domitrovic Dolanch; two daughters, Norma, wife of Thomas Weir, Pittsburgh, and Kathleen, wife of James Fink, Venetia; two sisters, Margaret Bushmire, Eighty Four, and Katherine Gray, Waynesburg; and four brothers, including Albert and Kenneth, both of Eighty Four. POWERFUL WINE MAKMG EASTBOURNE, England (UPI) The sandbags and World War I helmet Bill Bailey keeps in his wine cellar come in handy when he makes a batch of wine.

"I make wine front all kinds nf fruits and vegetables," Bailey said. "Grape wine is the most dangerous. The bottles sometimes blow up." 30, wearing flowing white robes, was solemn as she offered the bread of holy communion to the worshippers. But she left the pulpit, walked up and down the aisles and talk- led in a conversational tone as the earth, he's the heaven, he's! the joy of the world. We re here jto celebrate God's The pastor of the church, the Rev.

David A. Jensen, said afterwords: "We should be awake to the fact we have participated in history loday." Miss Platz was ordained Nov. 22 at the chapel of the Univer sity of Maryland where she is a chaplain. At. a reception afterwards par daughter's unorthodox service "She's always made us proud, said her father, Victor Tlatz.

daughter of Monessen. Robert Saccani of Monongahe- la. Mary Ellen Gust of Monongahela. Ia.nre Ieyda of Monongahela. Harry Johnson of Belle Ver-rmn, Debra Roberts of Webster.

1 Sanders of; ilcKeesport. Toni Coleman of Finleyville. John Mikulak of Charleroi. Burial took place in 'ne uan- dale cemetery in Leeionia ELIZABETH IONF.R Elizabeth Coner of Buffalo, N.Y., died there on Monday, November 23, 1970. Survivors include an aunt, Mrs.

Minnie Gray of Gallatin. Friends will be received after 10 a.m. Tuesday, December 1, at, the Percy Law Funeral Home, 1324 Mcldon Avenue, Donora. Correction Friday's obituary of John Sellman, 21, of Webster, who Mrs. Radovan Susanj were beseiged with well-daughter of Monesesn.

wishers, enthusiastic about their examinations as well as ana mu cam- anDlicant's hieh school record. Upon his graduation and I completion of the AFROTC program, the cadet will be commissioned an Air Force second lieutenant. Cadet Hokaj is a 1968 graduate of Monongahela Valley Calliolic High School Mary Margaret. Iwie of i Monessen. Pririlla McCue of Monessen.

Notic For home delivery of The Daily Republican In Charleroi rail nr Mop the. office at Fourth St Charleroi, Miss Plat said. "It's a at 11 a.m. Thursday, ily feeling here I know so November 26, 1970, in many people. The communion jPresbyterian University felt kind of strange.

It's Hospital, Pittsburgh, Inad-strange feeling to be fiving vertantly listed a surviving holy rnmtniininn to yntir Sunday, stater Mrs. Richard (Donna) School teachers." I Hunt of RD 3, Monongahela..